The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-06

Londonderry. we're ia town recently.
Messts. Stafford aud Noble Of Rut
laud have been IN town several days
recently on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. f. Clark and lit
tie daughter made short visit recent
ly in Schuylerville, n. y.
William MoreHu left last week fo'
Bratileboro where he is TO be employed
by the Manley Bros, in the automobile
business,
- T.. Buffum has resigned his Office
AS school director on account Of poor
health. aud Rev. II. j Maillet has been
appointed in Mr.. Buifum's place.
Anna Roberts is in Burlingt IN al
the hospital where last week sh, had
an operation performed for append
cltis. She is reported TO be doing well.
Mrs. Jane Ames is here for two
weeks. She has been in Poultney dur.
ing the winter and expect to return
there TO stay until after commence
ment.
Mrs. II. W. Jones and three child
dren, who have been living here since
last fall, left town Monday. They ex.
pect to visit for few weeks in Wal.
den, n. Y, and then go to Chappa-
quiddick, Mass, where they will spend
the summer.
The memorial service for Rev. d..
NJ. Rogers which was to have been
held Wednesday evening, May 5th, at
the Congregational church has been
postponed until Tuesday evening, May
18th. 1t was found to be impossible to
make satisfactory arrangements il the
service had been held Wednesday eve.
ming as announced last week.
Mr.. Smith, who has been cook AT
the Newmont Lumber Co.'S camp for
several months, has finished work there.
During the summer he is to fill the pos
ition of cook at the Lake st. Catherine
House. The new cook at the lumber
camp, Amos Lathrop, is seriously i'll,
he was taken sick the day he arrive
here but is little better at the present
writing. Mrs. Lathrop is at the camp
caring for her husband.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Miss May McNaulty of Hoosick
Falls spent Sunday in town.
Walter Whitman and sister Flor
ence were in Rutland Monday.
Mrs. ID. A. Walsh and son Robert
were in Bennington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burt spent Sun
day with friends in Bennington.
y. b. Webb and daughter, Mrs. h.
A. Blair, spent Monday in Rutland.
Miss May Shufileton, who has been
Ill several weeks, is slowly improving.
H. N. Niles left for Fitchburg,
Mass, Wednesday where he has pos.
ltion in chair factory in that place.
Fred n. Sculley and Miss Mary
O'Brien were married in the st. Col
umbans church at eight o'clock Tues
day morning.
Harry n. Shepard and wife of
Troy, n. Y, were in town Tuesday to
attend the funeral of their niece, Dora
thy l.. Mann.
Miss Gertrude Shepard and Miss
Frances Parker of Watertown, Mass,
spent Wednesday as the guest of the
formers cousin, Miss Celia |. Blair.
ARLINGTON.
The members of Red Mountain
chapter are very much elated over the
financial condition of the chapter as
dues up to December 1908 and a part
of the present year 1909 are paid. It
is doubtful if there is another chapter
in the state but what has dues to be
paid back of 1909 which this chapter
has paid in full.
The annual meeting of the o. E. S.
was held Wednesday evening, April
18th, in the Masonic rooms and the fol.
lowing officers were elected and ap
pointed: Miss Maude Adams, Worthy
Matron; Herbert 7. Eaton, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. May Lathrop, Associate
Matron; Mrs. Irene Garfield, treasurer;
Mrs. Emily Woodwork. secretary;
Mrs. Alice Randall, conductress; Mrs.
Emma Eaton, associate conduc-
tress; Miss Julia Caldwell, Marshal;
Miss Emma Hard, Chaplain; Frank
Auchen, warden; II. c. Brownson, sen.
tinel; +. b. Randall, organist Mrs.
Lena Nutting, Adah; Mrs. Alice Hard,
Ruth; Mrs. Emma Lathrop, Esther;
Mrs. Ida Brownson, Martin; Mrs.
Henrietta Hamilton, Electra. A spec
al meeting has been called by the
Worthy Matron for May 18th to work
he. degrees. 1t is hoped all members
A. III no ,.xa.ans