The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-01-05
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Tie Misses Edith Phillips aud
Mildred WhlteAlfEt o. Troy visited
AZ Geo. Towards last week,
Mrs. Nelson RCmillord. Miss
Rose Cannon aud Ernest Remillord
we're ia Bennington Saturday
Miss Kate Matlison OF lenning
ton was gaest Of Nh. aud Mfs.
chas Garfield New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs James caIlinan
have been entertaining friends from
Fair Haven during the past week,
The Misses Mary and Anna
Columb OF East Dorset were guests
Of Mf. and Mrs William columb re
Gently
R Il. Leake, Richard. The
Misses Maude. Georgia and Dorothy
OF Albany spent New Years day
In town
The Misses Enid and Bessie
I.akin after a weeks vacation re
turned 10 their duties in West Paw
let aud Rupert Monday.
Misses Margaret and Frances
Killion after weeks vacation went
TO their duties In New York and
Castleton Normal School.
Miss Ellen Is, Garfield, who has
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Garfield,
returned 10 her duties at Cornell
University Monday noon
Albert Dresablan spent New
Years day at his home In Burling'
ton, Arthur Remillord at his home
in Burlington and Geo. Levine at
his home in Fair Haven
--McBride's Orchestra gave a
dance in the Town Hall Tuesday eY-
ening OF last week to the largest
crowd Except masquerade) IN
d great many years Come again
Mcbride
THE Old Homestead was at
tended by the following from tins
village, Jesse White, Geo. Coilette,
Chas. Charlton. Earl CherDonneau,
Geo. Coolidge, John Cantweli, ROD
ert Cullinan Arthur Cullinan, Dr.
Reiehling, Miss Lucy Cole, Andrew
Somers, Miss Ida Forten, Joe For
ten, Miss Margaret Somers, Raiph
Nichols, Miss Nichols Miss Anna
Cullinan, Chas. Reid, Miss Aileeh
somers, Joseph Gaynon, Miss Sara
Buck. Albert Remillord Albert
Heimer.
New Years was observed at
The Coolidge House Sunday by the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. John-
son of North Bennington, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer Harrington and child
rem Charles and Elsie, Arthur and
Miss Nellie Mlllington of SO. Shafts
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Walker
and family of East Arlington, Myfon
Wilkinson, Miss Eliza Mears. Miss
Lena Sprague, Geo. Collette, VIII
liam Collette, Earl Cherbonnean,
charles Charlton, George and Jesse
White. Mr.. andM rs. Harry Lathrop
and family of Arlington.
The Recital Tuesday evening
at Town Hall for the st. james
Guild had the following program
piano Solo Tarantella
Edith s. Phillips
Reading Reading the News to Pa
Miss Ross
Solo A Dream of Already
Mr.. Smith.
Reading The Sales Lady
Miss Ross,
Fancy Dress
Mildred Whitehurst
solo My Jeanne
Mr.. Smith.
Reading The Christmas Baby
Miss Ross.
Dance Highland, Fling
Misses Phillips and Whitehurst;
Reading Mrs. O'Tooles Ride
Miss Ross.
Solo An Evening Love Song
Mr.. Smith
Character Sketches
Miss Ross.
Dancing was enjoyed after the en-
tertainment.
EAST ARLINGTON.
N. NJ. Stafford was in Troy Mon
day.
Mrs. James Stacy was In Troy
during the past week.
p. l.. Judson and family re-
turned to their home in Princeton,
N. j, Friday.
Mrs. H. N. Webb has been
spending several days In Rutland
as the guest OF her daughter, Mrs
Bert Marshall.
F. p Webb returned to Mont
peler accompanied by his son and
wife who win spend the week In
the Capitol City.
Among those who attended the
play The Old Homestead" In Ben
nington Monday evening were MI
and Mrs. r. II. Andrew, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Webb, DR.. s. X. Grey and
wife. n. NJ. Webb and wife. A. N.
smiley. Corine Lawler. N. n. Ma
son. Louis Lawler, the Misses Mel.
lie and Wlnifred Grout, Mr. and
Mrs. r. n. Phillips. Celia / Blair,
Muad Warner, f. L. Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Andrew, r. +. Deschunes,
Clarence T. Coping and Mrs. a. ~
andrew aud G.. n. Andrew
PERU.
Quite thaw on Thursday but
zero weather again Saturday.
Village school closed on Friday
and Mlss Deebe has returned 70
her home In Manchester.
The Christmas tree at the
church Dec. 20. was well attended
and the children did well.
Mrs. T.. r. Phelps aud daughter
Laura Of Putney are visiting reia-
tlyes and friends in town.
The young people who were
home for vacations during the holi.
DAYS have returned TO their several
schools
-Bryon Waite and Mrs. Jennie
NJ Brown we're quietly married at