The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

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y w. f0fmef resident ~ Mar.
chester. died IN Trof on sapium6sf
gtst NJ. naarakief MAS a. uncle
Of tiep y Wade u thm iosR Ana
saa ~ wars 81 agc
NJ aud Mrs Oven q Smi,h
al Exeter. n 49, old time residents
% Manchester. are III town tor a
touplo ~ weeks visiting their frieai I
here Mf. smith says thai they ags
contemplating returning "a this
place
A. II. Peuihone lea Me.inesda,
Biehl for 8 two weeks Sscation with
friends Va Canada where thss are
10 90 into ramp. We aish -iim
successful trip and plenty ~ Eaint
when he hits the wllds ~ Cana
da
n Harry Leyin's store was
closed Tuesday and Wednesday, Of
this week on account II the h0lF
days Mr.. Levin has closed hts
stores IN Bennington aud has ship
ped bis goods TO Manchester He
will have something OF Importance
20 tell the people ~ this aud neigh
boring towns this coming week,
sANM.ATE.
Harvey Hayes has gone to keep
Ing house 10 The lleA0le place,
John Brant has been visiting
his parents recently They live
near Plattsbnrg. n. Y,
Rev. Mr. flarsli has returned
and preached ON Sunday last 10 a
good sized congregation.
Burton 8. Richards died Oct list
aged three years. lie was son Of
Charles and Susan Richards and
died Of tonsilitis.
There has been long stretch
OF State Road made near John Hays
With the appropriation made by the
town last spring
The Justices elected at the
recent election IN this town are NJ.
z. Hurd, ed. Hayes, WIN. ]. Hamil-
ton. w. G.. Peck and George Skid
more.
The selectmen have just com
pleed at new bridge near G. X Woot
wards aud have made good job
OF II, In fact the best bridge In
town, They are now building a
new bridge near Ed. Hays.
A light crop of potatoes in this
and Immediate vicinities and those
who are In the potato raising bus
mess extensively complain OF a ten
dency to rot and for that reason
there is no market at present.
Hannah Hamilton, wife OF A.
J. Hamilton, and two children, who
have been spending few weeks
at Mr. Hamiltons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. j. Hamilton, have return
ed to their home in Rhode Island.
Mrs. Celia A. Sickle and son John,
of Indianapolis. Ind, who have also
been spending the summer here
have returned to their home.
PERU.
Miss Sophia Bebee spent Sunday
at her home In Manchester.
Several from here attended
BrattlebQro Fair last week and more
are planning to go to Bondyille,
A few visitors are remaining to|
enjoy the autumn weather. The
foliage is getting brilliant now on
Bromley.
M ]. Hapgood attended the
convention at Saratoga last week
and Witnessed the smash up OF the
odd Guard"
Thunder storms with hail on
Saturday followed by high winds
made il lively for a while. Winter
apples are mostly on the ground.
Rep. b. +. Williams left Tues
day to take up his Legislative duties
at Montpelier. l.. j Whitney Is
looking after his farm work dur
ing his absence.
ARLINGTON.
Quite a few attended the dance
Friday evening IN Town Hall.
Jerome Gault of Bennington was
IN town Tuesday.
- essrs. Coolidge and Thompson
spent Sunday at Lester Woodland s.
Mr.. lyman is placing steel
roof on the Roman Catholic Church
Miss Jennie Conroy of Benning-
ton spent Sunday at her home mere
Lewis Kelley spent Sunday viii
his uncle. Mr.. Hackett Of Benning-
ton.
Miss Margaret Reid of North
Adams is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
attended THE Firing Line III
Bennington Thursday evening.
The Harvest Supper by the st.
James Guild Wednesday netted