The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

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See Helmets advertisement IL
another column where be tells d
anothre Of these popular sales l.
Miss Isabella Wood. nurse a
Stamford Hall, stamford. CT. il
I visiting her mother, Mrs Geo. r
! Wade, for a season OF rest.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas L. Bench
who. with their daughter Alice have
been visiting relatives Ia Claremont
IN H. returned home last Monday
The fifth annual reunion OF
the bennington County Veterans As.
ISOLATION will be held az this place
on Tuesday Aug, 23rd. at Odd Eel
lows Han
Anyone having Library book
which WAS not returned TO the EN-
change station before II closed, will
please return il either to the Lib
rary or TO Blackmer's Store.
In the report in the journal
last week Of the successful ones 20
pass the examinations for free High
school tuition the name OF Geo
McGuffin appeared. II should have
read II. II. McGuffin.
DO you wish TO save money on
a pair of pumps or oxford S?
Young Shoe Store has special
ten days sale OF them Good as
sortmeht of sizes both in men, and
womens 16
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Il. j. Cullinan is visiting
In North Adams and pittsfield.
Robert Culinan is visiting his
aunt and sister In Bennington.
Miss Bessie 4akin spent Thurs
day in Bennington
William Wilkinson of Schuyler
vile, N. y, was in town Friday,
Mrs Paul Rochester of New
York is in town for few days,
Earl Goodell of Readsboro spen
sunday with Miss Elva Brownson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rossel of New Vol
spent Sunday at the Arlington.
Mrs. Edw Smith of Brooklyn is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. u Hard
Miss Harriet Billings is enter
tanning her brother from New York
Miss Jeanne Jackson of Sandgat
Is spending two weeks with Mrs, e
NJ. Lathrop.
Miss Dora Lucy of Burlington |
ipent last week with Miss Flora |
iagnon.
Miss Cora Remillord of Burlng |
on is visiting Miss Ida Fortan on
Water st.
summer Whitney of New York
5 stopping at the Arlington for
season.
Marble Seymour of Bennington
pent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. A. f. Bump.
Mrs. Mary Adams of Bennington
vas a guest of her sister, Miss Flor
nee Holden recently.
r. N. Garfield was in Rutland
n business Saturday and Sunday
t last week.
Miss Meta Mills of Albany is
isiting her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Wood
lorth.
Albert Moge has rented the
blacksmith shop of Gilbert Vaughn /
nd is starting tin shop. t
Mrs. John Sheldon of Rutland
,en' last week with Mrs. c. Gil
lrist,
Mrs. Clarence Gilchrist took an
lto trip last week in New York
ate.
*. Rothany of Brooklyn is
"A few days with Superinten
1nt Jones.
Mrs VIM. Jones after spending {
he week in Pawlet, has returned {
IRE for the summer. :
Mrs. Horace Goewey and daugh G
r visited Mr. and Mrs. Marshal =
Dewey in South SALISBURY last 8
eek Q
Il. NJ Lathrop and Percy Lath 8
p went TO Ravina, ~ Y, Tuesday 9
81 and accompanied the body of \
l.. West to Arlington Wednesday. 8
VIM. Murtaugh and the Misses -
,rtrude and Blanche Wrenn of Bo B
n are are Mrs. A. + Bumps for Q
e summer. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Garfield Q
d daughter of Peterborough, x
IT,, are at the formers parents, 8
:. aud Mrs. Chas. Garfield for Q
lson. IL
The Misses Elya and May 9
ownson who have been with their 4
,ther in North Adams Hospital. D
We returned home. Mrs. Brownson z
improving. 8
The base ball game Saturday be- <
cen Arlington Refrigerator and B
lstenbury brought victory 10 Q
, Refrigerator by a score of IA z
IL. 8
1t Is understood that MIR. Jones <
the Refrigerator Factory Is to B
Id bungalow on the site of Q
cid Phil. Cullinan place. x
Mrs. Clarence Gilchrist gave o
dge parry Wednesday, evening In
nor Of Miss Helen Smiths guest y
~ Kathleen Miles OF FL Paso.
cas-. 4
Thomas killion of IIoosick Fall
o is spending the summer with
uncle. had the misfortune while
wing hide and seek, to step on
eythe last week andcu the cords
his left ankle severely. He Is
ng as well as expected.
A notice should be placed on
Ter side OF the bridge on Water ---
10 warn auto drivers OF the ~.
gerous place. Sunday while =
ssing the bridge George Whit K
4 Of East Arlington was run into q
Mr.. Stevens of Shushan. ~ ",
the thills were torn from the z
ION. Mr. Whitman was on the y
lge first.
The Village improvement Socie- =
s providing street lamps on cor
4 as fast as possible. and these y
ps. as well as all property OF s
Society. are not 20 be modest X
by any one outside Of the ones q
are authorized. The lamp at y
foot OF Depot hin has, on sey- y
occasions, been put out The
les are known and can BE- sew Il
y punished.
Among the circus seers Wednes !,
were the following Mr.. aud =
Marvin Squires and children, z
and Mrs. George Written: Miss 4
Written; MIR. and Mrs. Frank =