The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-09
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The frost holding 90 sill give ~ :
chsnce 10 see some good vegetables
and frplt al tbe far.
"A. l.. Bowen. who hss bern LAID
I up wiih bad ear. il eut again aud
Al over ihe cauriv ihis week making
real estate a4les,
Miss Eagrna Cody visited MISS
HnldA Bowen IA Bennington last week
and Halds came nome With her ~ visit
Mr. and Mr., A. l.. Bowen.
The road Is fun of tfun going
down 10 Joppa 10 take the steamer
for Gotham. have often wondered
what was the use u 70 many trunks.
Why moi travel with = collar boz and
nccktic rs a. used 10 10 years ago and
We had lots Of iani
Nov that wr nave found the North
Pole aud ice, why not send up some
wrecking tugs and haul the lee iioat
down where we can see IN IL we
could haul il down along the coast
what place il would make for excur.
sion parties next summer. Cordials,
mint iuleps. lager and cocktails would
keep nice aud cold on the North Pole
ice. And II We did no, land the float
or get Il within 5 miles OF land there
would be no license 10 pay or officers
70 bother us. Say, there is big money
in il, Rockefeller, Morgan. Carnegie
and other heaps big cash" ought TO
be quickly put on 10 the job.
The boys on the quarry were joking
Saturday evening. Big Jack. who is
one OF the hardest iokers, wanted TO
buy some butter and he wanted it
cheap. He was told that family liy-
ing two miles up on a mountain road
bad butter at % cents per pound but
ter is 80 cents. So, of he goes
and when he gets there he found no
butter at any price and then be was
stung. And IL you want TO fight just
say, Jack how is cheap butteri Z"
ARLINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Phelps OF
Connecticut are visiting Mrs. Phelps
father, Charles Toombs.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Adams and
children Of Castleton are spending
few days al o. Il. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McKeon of Ben.
nington are visiting Mrs McKeon's
mother, Mrs. Bridget Cullinan.
Miss Florence Higgins of Brighton,
Mass, has been visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Miltimore
who have been spending their vacation
near Boston, returned home Wednes-
day.
Miss Frances Hopkins and Miss
Chase, who have been here for the
summer vacation, returned 10 New
York city last week.
Mrs. Ella Douglass of Saratoga
Springs, n Y, who has been visiting
her father. returned to her home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Pratt and niece of
New York left Tuesday for a short visit
in Saratoga Springs.
Miss Kate Madison OF Bennington
is visiting at MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Garfield.
-Messrs. Eli and Enos Lathrop OF
Schenectady and Bennington spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. May
Lathrop.
Mr.. Strope was in Arlington over
Sunday.
John H. Thorpe, Edgar Body,
Phillip Swain, Benjamin Huff. W. F.
Smith aud John McRee spent Sunday
and Labor Day with their families in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Ida
Brownson and daughter, Miss Elva.
left Monday for few days visit in
New York city.
"A party consisting of the Misses
McAuley and guests took trip 10 the
Kelley Stand" Monday.
--0rland Liscomb is spending a week
in Boston.
Miss Helen Smith left Tuesday
morning for visit in Maine.
The Comstock family of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been in town for the
sumner, have returned to their home.
Marble Seymour and Miss Florence
Porter OF Bennington are visiting MIR.
Seymour's mother, Mrs. A. r. Bump.
Miss Margaret McDevitt Of New
York city is visiting Mrs. Mary Somers
and family.
--Dolph Browne has accepted posi-
ton in East Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Morrisey,
jr., are entertaining friends from out
OF town.
Mrs. Charles Garfield is entertain
ing relatives from Baltimore, Md.
Again ! ask those who wish to have
items in the JOURNAL, will you please
send anything (you like) 10 lock box
l28.
Mrs. Jones and son have joined
Mr.. Jones at the Arlington.
The Foresters Field Day and Picnic
proved a success though the attendance
was not large. Your correspondent
thinks as whole that out-of-town's
people showed greater feeling toward
the good cause than our own citizens.
This Field Day WAS the Foresters first
attempt. having been organized only a
year and few days. The day proved
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