The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

Mw Fleraee Porter a Benniag
tan vas . guest 81 Mr. ana Mr. A. y
Bump over Suussy
-John rsoaeld sAs IN Manchester
sauiday esepiog aud sapE for The
mosing picsaru shov.
Georve phdlps. who !. aaiar Some
wofs bcfe plasierine. Was a. bss home
10 Bennington oser Sunday
Mi.s Emma Renedlcl " Mancbo-
ler spent Saturday and Sunday with
hrf brother Robert and family
Claude l.albrpp u North Bennins-
ton WAs guest Of his grandmother
Mrs Nav Lsihrsp. over saaday
--Ernesi l.alhrep, who ha, becn al
his home here FOR several weeks has
resumed bis duties ia Bennington.
st, Patrick night, March Il, tie
I Forrcsicrs gave social dance in their
ball which large crowd attended
Walter coonpy Of North Dorset has
accepted position IN the vanishing
department IT the Refrigerator Fac.
tory.
Margaret Gorinley, who has been
spending some time with her sister.
Mr.. L. NJ Cullinan, has returned to
her home in East Dorset.
Eddie Bushee had the misfortune
Wednesday u last week 10 lose the
first finger and badly brnising his right
hand. cause. cleaning sawdnst from
under saw.
Orders 80 work every other week,
nights. until the Isl Of May are given
ia the Refrigerator Factory. Must be
doing more business than was sus.
pected,
DO not lei it slip your mind that
the Village Improvement Society meets
at the Brick House and the Society
would like TO see large number Of
applicants.
--Rumor has il that the LisconIb
Cottage. which has been the summer
home of the Liscombs of Albany. for
many years, hasbeen purchased by
Father b. Kelly of Manchester.
Grace, the infant daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. William Wilson, who was
born Feb. 10, 1910. died Thursday at
6p m. The funeral was held Friday
from St. Columban's church, FIR. b
Kelly officiating.
MIR, and Mrs. P. NJ. Cnllnan, who
have for a number of years lived in th,
house known as the Hyde House, ex
pect to live in the Liscomb house.
bought by Fl. b. Kelley, about the Isl
of May.
The Altar Society of st. Colum-
bans church gave a card party Thurs
day evening in the Hotel parlors. Miss
Margaret Thompson and Mrs Horace
Goewey carrying off the prizes. A
clearance of S27 was made.
"A modern 5 and 10 cent store will
be opened at the Levin Store at Man
chester Depot sometime in April. Ii
will be on the second floor and vii
contain large quantity of and 10
cent bargains. 4S
Services in the st. James church
this Holy week are as follows: Wed |
nesday evening at 730, Maunday |
Thursday at am, Good Friday II till |
3p. m, Easter Sunday Holy Eucharist
0 a. m. and 1890 a. m, Childrens Eas
ter Carols 5 p. m.
The Arlington Social and Literary
Club had special meeting Monday |
evening, March IA. On April they
expect to holu their annual meeting
and all members in good standing
should come and try to see what will
be done with this club which was once
so full Of life, social, intellectual, dram
attic, etc. This club should by brought
around to it first stage. When 1t is
again started there lot of young men
whom think will join.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs T. Hayes is i'll.
Mrs. H. g. Buck, who has been III,
is convalescing.
John Christmas and Mrs. NJ Eos.
ter were married last Friday.
Harry Randall had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse last week.
The Lend.a. Hand Society met with
Mrs. j. C. Poor Wednesday, March 10.
Harry Randall and family are to