The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-28


bennington spent Sunday With Mrs
Margaret Vaughn
Messrs futile Of Aaneheste
and Roberts Of East Dorset attend
I'd The dance Friday evening
Mrs Frank Convey OF Boston
spent couple Of days last week
AT Mr. and Mrs A Y Bumps
The keoughs entertained two
young lady friends from Bennington
over Sunday
The RummAge Sale for the ben,
III Of the Village Improvement So
eiety Is now going on.
The household goods OF the
Liscomb Cottage were sold at auc-
ton on Tuesday OF last week.
The Misses Leegin entertained
their aunt. Mrs Monroe. Of Sand
gate. last week
John Reid OF Dalton. Mass. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Reid
Mrs Mary Houghton Of Pitts
field. Mass. has opened her home
here for the season
Mrs. Jerome Lakin aud daugh-
ter Bessie went TO Troy Wednesday
Miss Bessie is In the hospital
Mr.. billiard OF South Shafts
bury was at Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Conveys Thursday last
Geo. Coolidge attended the base
ball game In Manchester between Is.
~ ). and Bennington High Satur-
day
Robert Anderson OF Manches-
ter was In town last week adyertis-
Ing for the Levin Store of Man
chester
Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ Lathrop
spent Sunday al Mrs. Lathrop's mo-
Their. Mrs. Eli Lathrop, in Manehes
ter
Jesse +. White left Thursday
for few days visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White in
Providence, II. |.
The game of base ball between
The Refrigerator and East Airing
ton scrubs scored large in favor OF
the East Arlington.
VIM. Taylor and wife, who have
been IN town during the winter sea
son, have returned TO New York.
The Senior Taylor expects TO leave
soon
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher and
who have been at the
Brick House" the past winter. have
returned to their home In the north |
ern part of Arlington.
The Village Improvement So
ciety, the past week, have raised
and widened and greatly improved
the walk from the top of the hill
to the bridge on Water st.
p. C. Cullinan moved his house
hold goods Monday from the "Bil-
lings House" to the "Liscomb Cot
tage, recently purchased by Rev. b
Kelly of Manchester.
George Coolidge opens his ice
cream parlors the last of the week,
probably Friday. with line OF |
sporting goods. graphaphones and re-
cords, bicycle supplies, and l0I
cent goods, candy, cigars, etc.
The dance Friday night given
by the Arlington Base Ball Nine |
proved a success. A large crowd
gathered, both old and young. Be
tween $35 and $40 was cleared
above expenses.
More houses on the Hill" I'm
proving lawns. laying walls and
stone columns. Still there are many
beautiful sites left. More families
than houses. Something must be
done.
"A melodrama, The Old New
Home" given by the Shit
shan Dramatic Club under the aus
pieces of the Arlington Village I'M
proyement Society will be held In
the town hall Tuesday evening, May
3. The Arlington Orchestra will
furnish music.
Red Mountain Lodge No. SO, f.
& A. NJ. held its regular meeting
Friday evening and the annual cleo
ton of officers occurred Seymour
Hrda, w. NJ; Frank Nichols, s. w;
Frank Webb, J. w; Ralph Walker
!. D.. Frank Bromley, ], d.; Hugh
Webb, secretary; Ernest Lathrop,
treasurer.
In town during the past week
l.. ID. Combs, Albany; II. ID. Wof-
ord, Baltimore; c. W. Elliott. Bos-
on; Chas. II. Morse, st, Johns
bury; b. Il. Kellogg. Holyoke; S.
Il. Sheldon, Rutland; j. NJ. Bebee
East Dorset: F. V. Wilbur, Grafton;
J. Ketchan. Rutland; John II. Fraw,
Boston; w. ]. Jameson. Burlington;
A. Il. Seyertser. Providence: F. b.
Bennington; II. Van Sleet
b. T. Millington, NJ. D.,
md ID. r. Millington. Peru; +. r.
Shaw, Adams; w. Il. Hitchcock,
Manchester; J. J Stakeholder. Ben
lington; Geo. G. Wood, Bennington;
=. +. Clarke. Manchester.
EAST ARLINGTON.
i. ]. Warner and wife were In
Bennington Saturday.
Raymond Mattison OF Benning- |
on was In town Sunday.
Mrs. X. II. Gsul OF North Ben
Iington was in town Friday.
Mrs. Charles Dustin and Mrs.
J. A. Warner we're in Bennington
Mrs. II. N. Niles returned Mon
lay after a weeks visit with friends
n Proctorsyille. VT.
Miss Elizabeth Hard OF South
is spending several days
With her aunt. Mrs. A. +. Buck.
Services at the NJ. +. church
sunday. May LIST are as follows
service at 1880. Bible
Ichool at twelve o'clock. Y. 7. 5.
:. =. at Gas. leader. Mrs, @ A
Praise service at 1880.
AT the annual meeting OF the
}. Il. S. held In the Masonic rooms
Wednesday evening OF last week
he following officers were elected