The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-21

fathers funeral aud spending 4
fen DAYS wl,b tbe.r sister Ms
John Russell
IN connection with the resent
sale Of tho Old Barnard place il
mas he " Interest 10 learn that ihe
old cellar hole was reserved tnt N
iapgood coutemplatcs erecting a
marker IN memory Of his mother
who was born there
Frank Lord. also M aud Mrs
| Chapman, were Ia town few days
recently Mr. Chapman has rented
tG l. Richardson's house IN the
village aud expects TO occupy Il
this summer II is being repaired
somewhat and made ready Tor them
] c. LAKiN.
We copy the following from
the watcrville. Me- ssoutinei Of
April 3
James CLARK Lakin died rather
suddenly early yesterday afternoon
at his home on Pleasant street.
after an Illness from grip and gem
eral breaking down he had been
IN poor health for a couple OF
weeks. but his death from that caus,
was not looked for. and came as
surprise TO his family aud friends
For the past Is years MIR Lakin
has made Waterville his home. al. !
though he himself has not been
here great deal He was q |
salesman for the Swifts Fertilizer
Co., aud had charge of the terri
tory IN eastern Maine and New
most of the time he was unable
TO be at home only once in while
and then was content 10 rest at
home. There he was intimately
known TO only his neighbors and
those with whom he came in con
tact He was a Mason and a mem
ber of the Lodge in Londonderry
VI.
Mr.. Lakin was born In Peru, Vt,
Sept. 2S, 1912, and made that place
his home until he came hore tS
years ago With the exception Of
a year he has resided in the house
in which he died at SO Pleasant
St His children have grown up
in this city and have many friends
here His wife was ENira II Ride
out OF Dorset, Vt, and six children
were born 70 them. five daughters
being now alive. They are Mrs
John Russell of Peru, Vt, Misses
Julia A., Cleora T., Addie NJ, and
Elsie NJ Lakin, the latter four
living here. He leaves two sisters.
Mrs. Edward Batehelder OF Town
,hend, Vt, and Mrs. Adelaide Gar
ield of Brattleboro, VT
Mr.. Lakin was member OF the
Congregational church IN Peru,
md he and his family attended the
hurch OF the same denomination
lere and were always prominent tn
is work.
EAST ARLINGTON. q
Ray Mattison of Bennington wa q
With friends In town Sunday.
Mrs. W. f. Smith of Brook b
yn. N. Y, was in town over sun h
ay
Mrs. Edward Cotton Of Eagle h
fridge, N. Y. spent Friday in "
own. y
Miss Bessie Thornton. who has a
cen in Troy is with her sister, Mrs
X. Gray. II
-Mortan Dean and wife Of e.
range, N j., are spending few a
ays in town. !,
Rev. c. II. Mead and wife left
,r the new parish in Stony Creek, ct
. Y. Monday. el
Mrs. II. N. Niles and daughter 81
ylvia, are spending several days
ith friends in Proctorsville, :,
Mrs. A. II. Gaul returned 10 ra
ar home in North Bennington Mon
~ accompanied by her father and "
other, Mr. and Mrs s. l.. War M
ar. XII
Warren Aubray, who has been
nployed at the Judson Manufac- "
ring Co, for several months, ~ -
turned 10 his home in Warrens- I'd
irg, N Y. Monday.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline ",
luffleton and Frank Dean, former ~
OF this place, now OF Wallingford, 30
cured at the home OF the bride %
onday. April 18th, at ten O'Clock 90
r. and Mrs. Dean left on the l203 =,
ain for New York where they
III visit relatives. Their many "
lends wish them success and hap N
ness.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs, y - fIarring- OF
N we're IN shnshan N ~ one day VI
st week
Rev. b. c. Dahans has been :, ~
turned 10 this charge for an-
her year. dl