The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-09
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

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MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Louis Bourn is home from
Rochester, n. ". for vacation and
is at the home OF his parents,
Mrs. Minnie NJ Kendall and
Miss Edna eKndall have returned
from visit TO friends and relatives
In Windham County.
Fire District No tax of Man
chester Center and Depot is IN
my hands for collection.
n. j. FULLER, Collector.
The Madison Bowling Alleys at
the Center are to be re-opened on
June ii aud will be running from
now, both during the day time and
In the evening
Miss Gertrude Levin of the New
York Millinery Parlors of Benning-
ton Will be at the Levin store with
a full line OF Fashionable Millinery
for few days next week. See ad-
yeftisement.
Hon. j. w Fowler has again
taken M his residence at his home
on the heights after having run the
Battenkill Inn for the past month.
Hotel life is little too combining
to suit Mr. Fowler,
PERU.
j. II. Whitney and Harry West
are attending County Court at Man
ch ester as juryhen.
Very rainy and cold the past
week, which has delayed the farmers
In finishing their spring work.
Mrs. Eugene Davis of London
derry spent a few days OF last week
with DR.. and Mrs. Millington.
DIR. and Mrs. Millington were In
North Adams, Mass, last week and
returned with a fine new Overland
touring car.
Miss Xanah Coolidge Is spend
ing a two weeks vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Delmer Stone before go
ing TO Dorset, where she has emplo!
ment for the summer.
AS the Republican voters VIII
need the hall for their caucus tues
day evening, June l4th, the regular
meeting of Bromley Grange VIII DC
adjourned until Wednesday evening
June 18th The Trunk Highway
problem viii be the subject for dis
eussion and we hope all the member
will be present.
The Sunday School was re-or-
ganized last Sunday and the iol-
lowing officers elected; Superin-
tendent. Eugene Simonds; Assistant,
Mrs II M. Swift; Secretary and
Treasurer. Delmer b. stone; Chor-
lster, Mrs. H. NJ. Swift; Librarian,
Mrs. Il. l.. Russell. II was also vot-
ed to purchase new song DOCKS
for use in the school which Will be
selected and ordered soon.
ARLINGTON.
Misses Florence and Elsie
Woodland called on their sister Jen-
ME Sunday.
Miss Josephine Robinson OF
Remington was at her home mere
over Sunday.
Miss Jeanne Conroy OF Benning-
ton Is In town for few days
SUNDAYS game: Sunderland Boz
rough va. Refrigerators, Sunderland
defeated in score of Z to y
Miss May Lyons of Rutland Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. w. lyman
recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Scriven OF
Troy. N. Y. we're guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Cullinan on School ST.
Sunday.
H. II. Alderman of Holyoke'
Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Wood of Lake Placid. were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols recently.
The report from Troy Hospital
ia that Miss Bessie Lakin Is improY-
ing AS well as could be expected.
Mrs. Charles Canfleld's condi-
ton is favorable at this writing
Miss Ida Foster, who has been
In Burlington several weeks, re-
turned last week TO town.
rnos Lathrop OF Bennington
vas AT his home here Sunday,
%. r. Liscomb Is spending
couple OF weeks at Grout's Pond.
Miss Ellen Baldwin spent Sat
urday with Mrs. May Lathrop
MIR. and Mrs. u, Harrington ane
family OF South SALISBURY have
been guests OF the latters mother
Mrs Jane Mears.
Mrs. Irving Dean left Wednes-
day for her new home 10 Glenh |
Falls, N Y.
Charles Reid left Monday for
a short trip 10 North Adams aud