The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-31
ARLINnroN.

Miss Mildred McAuley has been
out 81 town q few days.
Mrs. A. r. Bump is visiting rela.
liYes and friends Ia Proctor.
Miss Lena sprague spent Easter
with her parents in Readsboro.
james Walsh Of Comstock Is spend
ng few days with bis parents.
Mrs. Margaret Someis has return
d from her visit in East Dorset.
Wilbur Bascombe and Miss Dora
Foster were In Manchester Sunday.
-Lucius Goewey OF South Shafts.
bury was in town Saturday evening
Bert Wilkinson OF South Shafts
bury was in town few days last week.
-Messrs. George and Jesse White
we're in Bennington Thursday on BUSH
less.
Mrs. NJ. +. Killion is visiting iela-
ives in Cambridge aud Hoosick Falls
n. Y.
The Women's Auxiliary meet at
Jrs. F. N. Canfield's this Thursday at
ip. ~.
Charles Adams and family of Cas-
Teton spent Easter with 0. +. Adams
and family.
Mrs. A. b. Prescott Of New York
las been visiting and Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
4 Latbrop's.
Miss Jennie jackson of Sandgate
sas the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
uathrvp over Sunday.
The ST. James Guild held its an-
lual meeting Monday afternoon at the
ZONE Of Miss May Brownson.
MIR. aud Mrs. Guy MeKeon of Ben
ngton were with the latter's mother,
lrs. Bridget Culllnan, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Cook of North Adams,
lass. visited her uncle, Edward Pell,
Il the Arlington House Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Dedrick and son of
Bennington have been visiting Mr.. and
lrs. Marvin Squires few days.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. p. G.
3ullinan and sou and Miss Mayme Cul.
insn were in Bennington Thursday.
An Easter Dance Monday evening
the Town Hall called out a large
rowd. Supper was served at the Ar
ington.
Mir. and Mrs Hawley Bump have
moved into the West tenement. Mr..
iump has a position in the Refrigera-
or Factory.
-Messrs. Percy Latbrop OF Albany,
Enos of Bennington, and Eli Of Sch
ieetady. visited their mother, Mrs. May
Lathrop, Easter.
"A modern 8 and 10 cent store will
be opened at the Levin Store at Man
hester Depot sometime in April. II
sill be on the second floor and will
,ontan a large quantity of 8 and 10
cent bargains. 4S
The following were in town either
N business, visiting or pleasure;
Wednesday. l.. II. Sheldon, A. Z.
duwett, Rutland; II. b. Ludreaus,
Boston; W. z. Loucks, Buffalo; Stew
art Mayhin, North Bennington; C. l..
Lincoln, Albany; d. p. Quinn, Troy;
D. q. Quebec, Rutland. Thursday,
lanes Dickson, Jr., Albany; X l.
Flanders. Albany; DR.. j. |. Coclrane,
sasl Dorset; r. p. Hosiiner, Green
ield, Mass. 5. j. 5. Rogers. New
Hartford, Ct Friday, \. II. Blood,
North Adams; +. II, Aldrich, Rutland;
ieo. +. Hayforct, Troy; Vim. y.
hitchcock. Manchester. Saturday. L. |
J. Gibson. A. e. II. Packard, Rut.
and.
EAST DORSET
Remember April lst il the last day |
or registering dogs.
- Ii. Aadean is confined TO the |
iouse with very lame back.
"A. Il. Belkuap made short stay |
I Troy and Albany last week.
Miss Louise Buifum OF Bennington |
pent Sunday at her home here.
Don Beiknap Of the Rutland Bust.
less College spent Easter with his bro.
her. A. +. Belknap.
Miss Sarah Stone has been i'll for |
uore than a week. She is confined 10
Ter bed most Of the time.
Mrs. W. @. Beebe and daughter
Sophia, OF Manchester, visited at G.. II
on Sunday
Eoiiouv fhis advjcA