The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
ARLINGTON.


| Mrs. s. Buck was out of town
shopping Saturday
Lawrence Cole and Hosea Sar.
good were in Bennington Saturday.
Frank Barney is visiting at his
home in Burlington for few days,
About 80 couples attended the
dance in the Town Hall Friday even
ing.
Miss Margaret Reid of North
Adams, Mass, was home over Sun
day.
John Reid of Pittsfield is home
on account of trouble with his
throat,
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Walker and
children visited at the Cooledge's
Sunday
VIM. Wilkenson, who has beer
Ill with the grip, is able once more
to work
F. N. White Of Providence was
in town the latter part of last week
on business.
Mrs. L, NJ Lathrop spent last
week visiting friends in Cambridge
and Troy, N. Y.
Miss Mary Collins of Hnsdale
Mass, visited at Thomas Reid a
few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Fran
ces Coolidge, Sunday.
Miss Florence Porter of Ben
nington was the guest of Mrs, A.
f. Bump over Sunday.
&C. 0. Hard and Miss Clara Per
kins of Manchester We're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Hard Sunday.
James Cantwell of Bennington
was guest of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James Cantwell, Sr., Sunday
Miss Emma S. Benedict of
Manchester was a guest of her bro
ther, Robert and family over Sunday
Mrs. S. NJ. Dickinson of Troy
was in town Tuesday on business
concerning the brush back factory
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reid and
family Of Pittsfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Reid.
james Mann, who has been
working in a. Hards store for near
ly two years, retired from duties
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Garfield, who has
been quite Ill, caused from an oper-
alton on the ankle, is much improv-
ed at this writing.
Percy Lathrop OF Albany came
home Thursday night and spent the
OF the week with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Mary Lathrop.
% r. Liscomb of Boston. who |
has been in New York for two
weeks as the guest OF G. w. and
). Whitney, has returned TO Arling |
ton for two months, stopping with |
Mrs, lone Phillips
- Miss Anna Douglass Of Saratoga |
Springs. N. ". and who will be |
by many citizens. died |
IT her home Thursday May 12thiaf-
.er long sickness.
Summer Whitney OF New York
! former summer guest, Is in town |
/ few days to do justice to the fish
ng season. He Is stopping with O |
?. Liscomb at Mrs. lone Philips.
Boys can earn money this sum
ner caddying on the golf grounds Of
he Ekwanok Country Club. Boys
hat wish 10 have steady employment
hould apply now 20 j. w Burgess
'addy master, al the Club House
Rufus S. Gilbert OF Dorset and
.ouls w Ratchelder OF B. 70. s..
'Dened the fishing season with Geo
iooledge. Mr. Gilbert caught a largo
rout Weighing about "a lbs aud
ir, BatcbeIder caught another
Weighing 2 I2 lbs, besides several
'iher good ones
Fishermen. business men. and
ItherE In town the previous week
y. J. Blossom. Boston, NJ. x Per
iins, South Otsetic; Geo. J Desmont
ioston. H. v. Sehlossue. Troy: W.
} Hall, Marietta. r. A. DanfOrth,
'ittsfield. G. Green. Troy. h. "
belong. Troy. John Stieklemyr.
roy; Geo. B. Orduay Boston: II
J sheldon, New York. r. G Win
e. Boston. Harry Chase. BenninR
on; Geo. n Lockes, Albany. II. ".
.oehu. New York. S 3. Rosenberg.
lev York: r o. Wells. New Brlgh-
On; H. \. ParkhArd, Pittsfield. ].
Stakeholder. Benuingf0ns a. n
IeChesney. Troy; r g. Bralnafd
%. Adams: r. r.. Long Bennington;
!. n. Blood. No Adams: Geo. NJ.
lbertson. Troy, L NJ. Borden. New