The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-03

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Z 81 iof shr coming ysnr, Size fny
dollars for Memorial LAY expenses.
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when sac license l,ok WAS turned aud
mucb 10 ,hs dsliehi q many and ssr.
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No's and los 70, Nes Ii an toe day
vss very qaiei and no disturbance Nss
made 10 81 sl,sul the Hall
EAsr ARLINGTON
( Mrs. Frank Nicholas sas ~ Ben.
ningiou Saturday.
n y. Shaw aud wife ~ Manches.
ier were IN town Monday.
1 w, NJ. Stafford retained Medncs-
day from Montreal and Burlington.
"A daughter was was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. =. T, Buck Monday, Feb. y.
Mrs. G. n. Mead is spending scv.
eral days At her home IN Worthwhile.
my.
Misses May aud Caroline Shufleton
Of Bennington spent Sunday al their
home here.
-R, A. Blair and wife attended the
ulay Fast l,yunw IN Bennington Sat
urday evening.
Miss Maud Cummings spent ses.
eral days at her home in Cheshire, Mass.
during the past week.
w. NJ. Andrew and wife. Chester
Hall aud Mrs. A. l., Mating attended
the play in Bennington Saturday night.
The 800 club was very pleasant
IL entertained at the home Of Maud +
Warner Thursday evening
IF. N. Burbank Of New YORK was
in town during thu past week called
here by the death of Sarah Lawrence.
The funeral of Sarah Lawrence
was held at her late home Sunday af
ternoon at two O'Clock, Rev. c, II.
Mead OBLIGATED.
Mrs. NJ. O. Schutt returned from
Bennington Saturday evening where
she has been spending several weeks
with her son, c. l. Hendee.
LONDONDERRY.
Lawrence Leonard is home from
Mt. Hermon, Mass.
&C. c. Mcdonald spent the past
week in Greenfield, Mass.
Mary Powers was an over Sunday
guest at A, H. Wade's.
Carl Wright is able TO be about
again, but only with the aid of crutches.
Mr.. Vaugan of New York is at the
Carleton House. Jas. A. Garfield OF
Springfield is also registered there.
"A. II. Wade and son Perry are
both sick with the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. David Stowell is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Julia Stone remains about the
same.
Friday and Saturday mornings the
mercury registered at - degrees below
zero and Saturday afternoon at go ii
was 30 degrees above. Sunday il rain
ed all day. We have plenty of snow
but it would mix things little TO lose
it all at once.
Eugene Davis died at his home
here Thursday afternoon. He had been
afflicted for few years with creeping
paralysis and was quite helpless, but
bis death was caused by a stroke OF
paralysis from which he never regain
ed consciousness He was born and
had always lived in the house where
he died.
NORTH PowNAL.
Edward 4. Jepson of Hoosick
Falls, n. Y, has been visiting his
mother here.
On Wednesday evening. Feb. %,
the regular communication Of Pownal
Lodge No. 1903, was held in Masonic
Hall. ID. d.. +. B. Randall of Shafts
bury was present.
John Tatro and family are moving
from here to North Adams. Mass,
where they have purchased farm.
Rev. A. L. Disclaimers is in West
Rutland.
The schools in this village close
March 4th for vacation of two weeks.
They will reopen March q for term
Of twelve weeks.
Three families have recently NOV
I'd here from Burlington having EN-
ployment in the cotton mill.
Several members Of Pownal Lodge,
F. q A. NJ. were present upon invita-
ion at meeting of Williams Lodge
n Wlliamstown, Mass, Thursday eve
lng, Feb. "A. The third degree was
Mrs. l.. A. Beard entertained a :
of people from here and
1oosck Falls, N. Y, at her home in
N. Y, Saturday evening.
M b. Bates and John Il. billiard s
we're in Bennington Thursday evening
0 attend the centennial exercises OF 4
temple Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. :
Miss Mary Hard IN company with
irs. l.. A. Beard Of Hoosick, N. y,
nd Mrs. Edward E. Jepson were in
roy recently shopping.