The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22

n.Hday FOR Utica. NJ u, where ne
has a position.
Miss Jennie Stone, who has
been seriously M. has so far re-
covered as to be able 20 begin her
school Monday
Miss Ethel A. Roberts and her
nephew. George Ludlam. who have
been spending the summer at Dr.
Cochrane's, returned 10 their home
In New York city last Friday, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. l. Cochrane,
who viii spend some weeks visiting
In New York city and New Jersey,
ARLINGTON.
John Wright was In Salem, ~
", Saturday.
Mrs. May Lathrop was In BEN
nington Monday
Ernest Thompson spent Sunday
at Lester Woodlands.
William Jones is In New York
on a short vacation.
Mrs. Myron Morehouse is very
tll at her home on Water st.
Miss Bessie Lakin OF Shafts
bury was AT her home here SUN
day,
Mrs. +. H. Coolidge and Mrs.
May Lathrop were in Bennington
Friday.
Mrs Benz. starbuck Of Troy
called on Mrs. +, II. Coolidge Tues
day
Bernie Andrew of North Ad-
ans, Mass, was in town visiting
Tuesday.
james kilburn of Manchester
visited his sister, Mrs. Horace VII
hams, Tuesday,
Mrs. Edmund Bushee and Miss
Sara Buck were in Bennington Sat
nrday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs 4. c. Woodwork
spent Sunday at H. T. Eaton's in
West Arlington
Mrs. Michael Killion was call
ed TO Camden. N. y, Friday by the
death of her mother.
Messrs. Cherbonneau, Bowen
and Collette spent Sunday at their
lDUitS III MdutHtsitI.
Mrs. Babcock has rented her
house and has taken rooms in Miss
Nellie Higgins house.
About thirty masons arrived
Wednesday of last week and the new
Refrigerator Factory is now boom
ing
MIR. Harrington Of Fair Haven
and Miss Hattie Mckinley of West
Rutland visited at James Cullinan's
OF School ST., last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullinan,
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Mckeon of Ben
nington visited the former and lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Bridget Cullnan,
Sunday.
The Misses Sara Buck, Rather
inc Delaney and Katherine Killion
visited the Misses Marie Buck and
Frances Killion at Castleton Nor
NAL Monday
Last report of Vaughn and
Lahtrop was in Manitou. They
with two others from Michigan
walked to the top of Pixies Peak, q
feat which very few succeed In ac-
complishing
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Newell and
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Allard OF
Springfield. Mass, have moved TO
town. the former renting the part
of Mrs. Margaret Vaughn's house.
he latter In James Thompson ST.
Both have foreman positions in the
Refrigerator Factory.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
-Chas. Conant, who has been
very feeble for long time, is con
fined TO his bed.
The Odd Fellows and the Sis
ter Lodge attended the NJ u. church
sunday morning Rev. sisson adj
dressed a Union Service.
Miss Emma Wheeler of Win
rhendon, Mass, has been stopping
az her nncle's, G. j. Thompsonis,
and visiting other friends.
MIR. and Mrs. II. p Chase and
Miss Halle A. Thompson spent three
days last week over the mountain on
an automobile trip, going by way
of Manchester and Dorset 10 Gran
Vile, Poultney and Faid Haven, and
returning through Rutland and
Weston,
EAST ARLI.,GTON.
Ned Andrew returned to Paw
tucket, r. l., Saturday.
Mrs. u. r. Bailey OF Middletown
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo Phillips
Walter Moore of Brooklyn, y
", is spending several weeks al
n. n. Browns.
-Rey. o. J. Harolie and wife are
spending their vacation with friends
In Pittstown, n. y.
Mrs. X. n. Andrew and daugh-
ter Marjorie spent Sunday with re-
la,iyes IN North Adams. Mass
Mrs Frank Nicholas returned
10 her home Wednesday after be-
ing several weeks ia the hospital at
Gardner, Mass.