The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15

at home, winning two firsts and one
second prizes at v. N. s. meet,
Ekwanok meet and Labor Day
The Village schools began Mon
day with the following teachers;
Mrs. Snyder and Miss Leary In the
village, Miss Margaret Gilbert on
the West Road, Miss Manora Edger-
ton in the North District and Miss
Theresa Kelley in Dorset Hollow.
Miss Anthony, who has been Wis
iting six weeks with friends in
Northeastern and Nantucket. re-
turned to Dorset on Saturday and
is staying with Miss Grey for u
few days. preparatory to opening he
cottage for the fall season,
The Lecturers Hour of the
Grange last week Wednesday was
open to the public, and the program
was very interesting one and was
enjoyed by all present. MI Fuchs
of New York accompanied by Mrs.
Campbell gave four selections on the
violin. Miss Cotter OF New YORK
sang very sweetly, playing her own
accompaniments. Miss Cotter fav-
ored the Grange three times and
was heartily applauded. Il. II, West
and Mrs Campbell rendered a man
dolin and piano selection and Mrs.
c. p. Kent gave recitation Mr..
Phelon talked upon Current Events
and h. M. Campbell closed the eve
ming with few remarks in which
he thanked the visitors for giving
the Grange an opportunity to en-
10y such high class music, he also
made a motion that the thanks OF
the Grange be given to Mr.. Fuchs
and Miss Cotter, aud same be spread
on the minutes, which was carried.
ARLINGTON.
Miss Sara Buck was in Bepning
ton Monday.
Wilbur Barcum was in Benning-
ton Saturday.
Ernest Reinillard was in Troy
Friday evening.
Mrs. George Howard visited IN
Sunday.
--Enos Lathrop of Bennington
was at his home here Sunday,
Services will be held as usual
In st. James church Sunday.
Jerome Gault of Bennington
was in town one day last week.
David Robinson of Bennington
was in town Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cullinan
spent Sunday with friends in Troy
Jesse Il. White is visiting his
parents in Providence, X. J., for
few days.
MIR. and Mrs st. John McRee
guests from out OF town
over Sunday.
William Dusablan and family
have moved to Schenectady where
he has position.
Arthur Millingtou OF SO. Shafts
bury was a guest Of Ernest Thomp-
son over Sunday.
Mrs. T.. c. Woodwork has been
,lsiting relatives IN Albany and
sieinity for week.
Miss Jennie V. Leary OF East
Dorset spent "Wednesday with Mrs
Wary Somers.
Miss Margaret somers visited
'elatlves in Dorset the latter part
II the week
William Reid. wife and family
II Dalton, Mass. visited last week
Il Thomas Reid s.
&C. o. Hard and Miss Clara
,erkins OF Manchester visited al
}. Hard's Sunday.
IT. ID West and children OF Al
,any were guests OF Mr.. ana Mfs'
}. West over Sunday.
Reuben Hosley is laid M with
fractured shoulder caused from
fall from his bicycle
Bert Dusablan returned Sunday
vening from visit with relatives
u Burlington
The Refrigerator Factory com
neneed work Monday after
months shutdown.
We have another pew station
gent from Proctor. but not a new
tation yet
The Misseg Clark aud Echbanm
ave closed their house for the sen
on and returned 10 the city
Mrs. WIN. Jones and son Leslie
ave returned 10 New York after
pending the summer IN town.
Miss Enid I.akin has taken q
osltlon in the graded school In Paw
Il. Miss Bessie is teaching 10
n Beverly was attended By
ie0rge Gaynon. Iesse White, Joseph
Iaynon. Albert Relnillard and Geo,
'0oledge
DIR. aud Mrs Claude Campbell
( Rochester. VI. are spending a
hort yi1it with Hon. and Mrs =
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