The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-20

Adams Mass was Al her horns
Z hefree over SUNDAY
Geo nmaotd and wife ~ Man
sheatef acfe here ihe fira ~ ihs
aeetk calling 90 fflnas
Walter B,hee. Aifred HARDWOOD
charlie tssafg aNfe home from ths
Srminsft oseF SUNDAY
Pred McKinsie. who has lsseg
visiting MIA parents in New fork
city returned last Friday
Mr Giddings % Gassetts Va
has beet shipping apples from this
station. paying 50 90 a barrel
Charles and Pred clifford ha,,
NAWrucd from Norwich, CT where
they have been visiting friends
Fred clifford. who has boen
Nisiung his brother Charles has
returned 10 his home 10 chicago
John Andrus and sister Corde
la pi pawlct were ia town last week
a. the guests of Mrs Grace Ames
Miss Eva streetcr Was Ia Man
chester over sunday gtest az the
home OF Mr. and Mrs r 4 Taylor
Rev n. NJ. Douglass Of West
Haven preached last sunday owing
10 the absence OF the pastor Rev
r.. N Fuller.
Nj and Mrs Lawrence Wade
nave rented the Datchelder house
Ia the village and win take posses
sion Nov
Mrs. Emma HaTwood and Chas
Beach of Bennington we're here las
Saturday aud Sunday. the guests
Of Mrs G f. Coping
John Penfield of Berkeley. Cal.
is visiting friends Ia this locality
being a CUES, al the home of Geo
y. Sexton the past week
MIR and Mrs. b Long Mr. aud
Mrs Davidson aud Miss Sarah Otis
OF Dandy were in town last week
to attend the Wade-Ames wedding
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Frank Tefft and children
were in Manchester last Thursday.
Cecil N. Farnham returned to
his home here after having spent
several weeks with his mother IN
Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyeridge Of Gree
wich. n, Y, visited at H. g. Farm
hams last week
Mrs. Carrie NJ Mckee, son and
daughter of Salem, n v. were al
II. C. Mckee's Wednesday OF last
week
Mrs. A. X. Edgerton and Miss
Agnes Kegen were in East Arlington
one day recently
The Lend-a- Hand Society met
with Mrs. j c. Poor last Thursday
afternoon. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
President. Mrs f. Tefft; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. J. c. Poor; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs A. C., Morehouse,
directors, Mrs. e. G, Farnham, Mrs.
d. b. Harrington, Mrs. A. H. Edger-
ton and Mrs. George Curtis
PERU.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rush wei
coined son last Sunday night.
Mrs. Gertrude Glasstord return
to her home in New York last week
Mrs. M. h. Lyon is visiting her
children in Boston aud vicinity this
week.
Helen, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. t. M Batchelder Is
quite ill.,
Mrs. f. G. Wyman aud Miss
Mary Prouty have been out of town
for the past week
"A. c. Carley has gone away on
his annual vacation and will be abb
sent about two weeks.
&C. A. Prouty went to Westmns
on Saturday and returned the first
of the week with new span OF
horses,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and part
have returned for few days. max
ing the trip from Montclair byauto-
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Burroughs
and daughter Evelyn were IN
town two days the last Of the week,
land Sunday,
f. C. Simonds and l.. JWhit-
ney have been appointed appraisers
of Chas. Farnum's estate. Madison
Farnum is administrator.
Mrs. Hattie Sayre has moved hel
goods and gone to housekeeping in
Essex, N. Y. Her son, Ira Sayre, OF
Essex, was in town for few days
recently.
A party from Rutland. consisting
of assistant postmaster Ross and no
ert Clement, are camping for the
rest of October on A. j. Simonds
farm Their camp is near the spot
used few years ago as a ball field
They made the triptoPeru by auto
mobile.
We have to record the deaths
Of two babies on the same day which
is rather unusual in oursm all town
Nellie the six months old child OF
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slade died earl, |
morning from whooping
Dough. Since the death OF Mrs
slade a few months since. the chlld |
had been cared for by her aunt, Mrs.
Payne, aud the funeral was held al |
their home on Friday afternoon
the three months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter West, died
at IL O'Clock on the same day, after |
am illness of several weeks. The M
neral was held at their home on
forenoon. Our sympathles
are extended to both families.
Wade---Ames.