The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

| MAN hiaN fsh I'M We
Several from here attended th'
funeral Of the late j. y Nichols al
Dandy last Wednesday
Lester n. Thompson Of Rutland
Was at the home OF his parents, Mr.
aud Mrs Herbert Thompson, over
| Sunday
Ernest Burdo. Of Saratoga
Springs. spent Sunday With his sis
ter. Mrs Joseph Cherbonneau, al
| the Center,
william Miller is home from his
work near Boston with broken rib
and sprained ankle, the result OF
stepping off a staging
The horse shed at the back
OF the Levin store is being done
away with by its owner. II b. Ken
dali. who ~ hayingit closed up,
Parker Baldwin has rented
his house near the railroad track 10
Mr. and Mrs. Field OF Arizona who
are expected to take possession soon.
The venerable Mrs. Sewell
Bourn had the misfortune TO fall
down the cellar stairs last Friday
and was injured quite severely. Her
advanced age win make IL very hard
for her.
Died in Philadelphia, Pa. Ar
thur Fullerton Jones, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred y. Jones Mrs. Jones
viii be- remembered by many Man
chester friends as Marion Irish,
granddaughter OF the late w II
Fullerton
MIR. and Mrs. T.. d. Sowles, who
were in New Yorkcity for a season
recently, have returned Mr., Sow
les has an artificial leg that he is
practicing on so as to get III good
walking condition. This is TO
take the place OF the one lost last
summer while al work on the
church in Dorset
Harry Blanchard, the genial
engineer OF the NJ. d. a. G.. Ry.
thinks that the shooting of does last
fall did not materially reduce their
number in this section as IL Is not
an uncommon event to see anywhere
from one to four at almost any trip
from here to South Dorset. Only
the other day a fine buck made
three attempts to cross in front OF
his engine and finally gave II up
in disgust. Harry says that he
could have easily shot him with a
revolver he was 50 close TO the cab
Of the locomotive
ARLINGTON.
Miss X. Hosley Is out of town
on visit.
Score. East Arlington 90. Re.
frigerator 6.
DIR. c. w. Phillips has purchas-
ed new automobile.
william Cullinan was out OF
town a few days last week.
Miss Halle Wilkinson is work
ing for Charles Garfield
Mrs. A. Derrick of Troy is a
guest OF Mrs. May Houghton.
MIR. and Mrs. James Cullinan
we're In Troy Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Brownson spent
Tuesday last In Manchester.
Wilbur Bascum was in Benning
ton on business Thursday,
Joseph and Miss Rose Gaynon
were In Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Somers and Miss
Aileen were In Bennington Saturday
Miss Jennie Conroy OF Benning-
ton was at her home hree Sunday.
George Howard moved the past
week into his newly purchased homt
Mr.. and Mrs +. Nichols are en-
PERTAINING their daughter from New
York
Mrs. A. r. Bump is spending a
week In Bennington, North Adams
and Readsboro.
Miss Harriette Douglass was
at her home In North Bennington
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Cullinan was in Ben
Thursday on shopping
trip
George Parsons was In Benning |
ton Friday and Saturday on bust
ness
Marble Seymour visited friends
In Bennington Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Cecile Conroy OF Sand
gate spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Score OF Saturdays game OF
Green Mts. vs.. Eagles, IL in favor
" Green Mts.
Mrs. VIM. Jones OF New YORK |
il In town visiting her husband the
supt. OF A. r. Co.
Mrs. r. H. Walker and child
rem OF East Arlington visited Mrs
Frances Coolidge sunday
The annual parish meeting OF
81. James which was dated for May
o was postponed TO May 9.
--Enos Lothrop and nephew
Claude, OF Bennington. were al Mrs
MAY I4athrop's over Sunday.
Thomas Morrlsey. after a few
DAVIS visit with his parents, returned |
70 his duties In No. Adams. Mass
MIR and Mrs r. G. Woodwork