The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
EAST ARLINGTON.

Mrs. II. H. Gaul OF No Ben
nington is spending several days Ia
town.
"A. N. Shepard and daughter
Gertrude OF North Bennington call
cd on friends In town Sunday.
l.. a, Buck and family of South
SALISBURY spent the Fourth with
their son, Il. l.. Buck.
Guy N Stone of New York was
In town over Sunday.
Hoyt Spellman and a. N. Aliger
OF Flushing, n j., spent the ith at
D. G. Barney s.
II. II Andrew aud family re-
turned Friday from a two weeks Wis
1t with relatives In New Haven, Ct.
Joseph Shuffleton of Burlington
is with his father, IT, n, Shuffleton,
for several weeks.
+. ~ Dean aud wife of Walling
ford are spending several days with
friends in town.
Field Day conducted by the
Foresters OF Arlington al the Athe-
letie grounds, East Arlington, July
4th. 1910 Program Of the day as
follows. Parade at nine O'Clock con
sisting of manufacturers and bust
ness mems floats, bicycle riders,
private rigs. horribles, social and
fraternal organizations The differ
ent Nrms had floats, Hale's Chair
Factory, Arlington Refrigerator Co,
Thompson & Howard. grocer, War
ner q Dustin, G. b. Coolidge. r.
II. Walker The private rigs were
those of NJ. Morrissey, w. l.. Pierce,
j. b. Webb. A. n. Bromley, p. w.
Cullinan, A. b, Case and Ira j.
Warner. John Garfield and Charles
Summers had the representation OF
an auto Gladys Nichols and Maud
Cummings, Joshua and Samantha;
Mrs. S. X. Gray and Celia /, Blair,
The Old Fashioned Couple; Ira Mar
tin, The Happy Family; Martin De-
lany. The Proposed Railroad station
Prizes were awarded as follows
Floats, LIST prize Arlington Refri-
gerator CO.; End prize, Hale Co..;
honorary. Village Improvement ASS
citation. Private rigs, LIST prize, j..
b. Webb; End, p. w. Cullinan. Ho'
rible. list prize Ira Martin, honorary
Summers and Canfiled, and Martin
Delany. Immediately after the par
ade a ball game was on between the
Bennington f. Of A. and East Ar
lingtou Court, Score l5-4. he
freshments were served at noon,
followed by a band concert and
races. the principal one being the
hundrd yard dash, won by Green
of Cambridge. Sack race was won
by William Morrissey, The creased
pig was captured by Edward MOTHS
sey, and although Edward Is a SIM
gle man we hope he may make good
use of the pig.
Among the afternoon attractions
was ball game between the rat
and Lean men. Umpire. Hon. j. Is.
Batchelder. Score 9-S in favor OF
the Fat men. The Lean men were
defeated on account Of fayortism be-
ing shown by DR.. S. X. Gray, being
one of the delegates at the state
convention for Mr.. Batchelder. The
Lean men however, accepted the de-
feat and good humor prevailed.
The speakers of the day were the
Hon ]. X, Batchelder and Rev. y,
]. Haroli, pastor Of the NJ. V. churci
Open-air dancing during the ev-
ening finished the eyentful day.
The Foresters take this opportunl
ty to thank the business men and
private individuals in helping to
make the parade success and to
all Others who assisted in any way
Also the speakers of the day Iheir
remarks having a tendency TO bring
hack to the minds the celebration
of the day. also the Importance OF
improving the town as REGARDS
TO schools. better streets and a
GARD of trade.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Anna Coping has com
pleted the teachers course at me
Ititsa putiness College and h at hel