The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
The Toggery Shop.

Dr and Mrs. c " Phillips spent
the LIST 81 the week Ia New York
| city
Mrs J X naichplder returned
saturday from visit TO her daugh-
ter's. Mrs. Claude Campbell OF Roch
ester, VT
The regular meeting Of The
Village Improvement Society vas
held al the home of Mrs, Cslia Dem.
ing
Mrs Thomas Reid aud sou
lCharles. visited Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII
liam Reid and family in Pittsfield,
Mass. few days recently
Mrs Richard Leake aud the
Misses Mande, Georgia and Dorthy
OF Albany, arrived Saturday and
opened their summer home
A number OF the Red Noun
tain Lodge OF Masons went 20 No
Bennington Saturday evening 10 ini-
tiate some Bird degree members
Mrs. Marshall Convey and daugh-
tiers. Misses Charlena and Doris. OF
South SALISBURY we're in town
Tuesday last calling on relatives,
Miss Mildred McAuley, who has
been with her sisters al Mountain
| View for few days. returned Wed
nesday TO her duties IN Troy
Mrs. Jennie Mears and son.
Clyde, who have been visiting a
week at A. f. Bumps. left Saturday
for Remington where she will visit
relatives.
Quite a number of young folks
pleasantly surprised Roger Higgins
April 29th, IL being his 18th birth
day. A fine time reported from
their games.
The Old New Hampshire
Home" played before a big house
Tuesday evening, May g. The en-
tertainment was splendid, Dancing
was enjoyed after the play. Melted
$500.
Again, Once More! The Rut-
land r. r. officials We're here the
past week in their private car. A
new plan or plans Stayed about
twenty minutes. The old station still
stands.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Gault,
many years residents of Arlington
and West Arlington, win leave the
25th inst. for Bennington, where
they will make 1t their home with
their daughters, Mrs. Walter Vault
and Mrs John Risdon. Their home
here will be rented to Smith Buck.
Among the shoppers, sightseers
and business men who went TO Ben
nington Saturday were. Fred Young,
p. Chapron, VIM. Remillard, w
Heimer, Martin Delaney, Percy Will
henson, Gilbert Vaughn, VIM VIII
henson. Geo. G. Cullinan, Hosea
Sargood, Mrs. VIM, Hayes,
business, pleasure, etc, called |
the following persons to town the
past week: NJ. b. Rowell, Utica; |
L. c. Bonesteel, Albany. e. w
Coeveline. Albany; e. L. Luther,
Waterfowl, N Y; David Pratt, |
Poultney; Cameron Starbuck. Troy; |
w. J. Rich, ~ f. Kimball, Miss
Dawley, NJ. ID. Davidson, Mrs. Bow
ker, Geo. A. Daniels. New York city; |
l.. II. Sheldon, r. J. Lavallee, Rut
land; Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Ander
son, Springfield; A. b. Hickie, Bel |
lows Falls; f. r. Dougherty, She
boygan, Wis; H. W. Butler, White
River junction. d. r. Bates, Pownal |
w. f. Hitchcock, Manchester; F. II
Blood, No. Adams; n O.. Adams, l..
J. Chilson, East Wallingford X. j, /
Starks, Troy; ID. N. Benker, Boston;
Henry Smith, Jersey City; II. S.
Parker, Rutland; Edward Lawrence,
New York; c. g. DeGrout, Syracuse;
Fred w. pike, Troy; Geo. b. Allen,
Burlington.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. Katherine Stone has been
i'll for several days, but is better
at the present writing.
The East Dorset base ball team
defeated the Dandy team at East
Dorset Saturday afternoon.
A representative of the Bos-
ton Dairy Co., has recently visited
some of the milk producers Of this
vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Griffith left
Monday for Bristol, Conn, They eX
pect to be away until the end Of
the week.
Mrs. Jane Ames is spending
few days here but expects to re-
turn to Poultney to stay until af
ter Commencement.
Mrs. j. l. Cochrane and daugh-
ter Sarah, have nearly recovered
from attacks of grip. although Mrs.
Cochrane is not at all well yet.
Mrs. Pomerleau, who has been
with her daughter. Mrs Maud Sey-
mour, for several months. went last
week to Winooski to live with an
other daughter.
Miss Cordelia Andrus and John
Andrus of Pawlet and Miss Sarah
Otis OF Dandy visited the Misses
Ames and Mrs Grace Ames last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Anna Gilbert OF Dorset {
The census enumerator. has been
here for almost week. She fin
shed her work on this side OF the
town on Tuesday She boarded at
Mrs. stones while here.
The Library Exchange will be
open again this week Saturday, May
l4th. at the usual time and place
Every one wishing 10 have the bene-
III OF the books for the coming
year are urged to take out cards
1t once. Miss Sarah Stone had
,harge of the library during the /,
year and did most OF the work her
self. The patrons of the library
realize that this il no light task
and much credit is due Miss Stone
Miss Jennie Leary is TO have charge
" the books during the spring and
Early summer at least.
WEST ARLINGTON.
John Bailey OF Jackson was In
own Friday
Thomas Hayes was In Cam
bridge. NJ ". Saturday.
Mr.. Chiison OF the Boston