The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

destitute people our town Officers
are saving
The Fish and Game laws have
BEEN somewhat changed and 4 ooun
IS wardens commanded by John W.
Titeomb, State Commissioner, will
put the laws Ia force. The field
work win be done by deputy war
dens In the various sections and the
Fish and Game laws viii continue
20 h. the best enforced OF all the
laws OF Vermont A. l.. Bowen Il
continued as local warden. lie has
had years OF experience as such and
has for life time been prosecuting
officer He Is well yersed In the
criminal Law aud by square and
equal administration OF the laws has
gained the confidence OF the PEG
pie The Fish and Game laws ars
better observed than ever before
throughout this section.
EAST DORSET.
Don't forget the oyster supper
at School Hall this Thursday even
ing. Feb. 18th.
On Friday evening, Feb. cath,
the children will give an entertain.
ment at the Hall under the diree'
ton OF Mrs. Katherine Stone assist
ed by Miss Matte Griffith. The pro-
gram will consist OF a Doll Drill'
by twelve little girls, several musl-
cal selections OF unique character.
dialogues and recitations. Both boys
and girls will have part In the
entertainment Every one should
take advantage OF this opportunit.
to enjoy pleasant evening. Light
refreshments will be served aftel
the entertainment
ARLINGTON.
Robert Dewey was In Benning
ton Thursday on business,
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Vaughn were
in North Bennington Sunday.
Carl Madison spent Sunday |
with friends In North Bennington,
Miss Jennie Conroy of Benning
ton spent Sunday at her home here.
E. Lathrop of Bennington spent
Friday aud Saturday at his HON,
here.
Miss Kate Madison of Benning
ton was a guest of Mis-. Charles Ca
fields over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Adams of Benning
ton was a guest Of her sister, Miss
Florence Holden, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Lathrop left Saturday
for few days visit with her son Ell.
In Schenectady, N. Y.
Miss Anna McAuley, who has
been In Troy, N. Y, since last fall
returned to her home here Friday
---Geore Collette has resigned hi.
position In the Arlington Refrigera
.ory and returned to his home H.
--Messrs. Charlton and Coolidge
irove to Salem, N. T., Thursday ey
ming and enjoyed an all night dane
n the Opera House.
Nearly completed. The new
station. Plumbers are here install
ng steam heat, etc. Gee, but there's
lass to Arlington.
William Dusatlan. who has bee
n Schenectady. N. y. for for abou,
our months, returned here Sun
lay morning.
Machinery IL moving fast days,
lights and Sundays from the OLE
mop to the new brick one. Sool
he new factory will run.
Mrs. Martha McIndoe. who has
,een with her sister, Mrs. May LatL
op. for a month, has returned t,
Ier home In Dunyille. Ont.
The Rutland r. II. Is making
ii things convenient In Arlington.
among these must be mentioned tht
losing OF the road north of the
Id station In order to get to tn,
Id station now one must drive
alf way to East Arlington. o.
curse they couldn't have waited till
he new sattion was occupied. No, /
he r. X. Co.
The following enjoyed foui
orse sleigh ride Monday evening tc :
Manchester Center, attended the Q
ance, had lunch and started 70. !
ONE early Tuesday mornings 7. c
!. Lathrop, Hugh Webb. Henry La '
'att, C. 0. Hard, Roy Grout, Jesse
White, George b. Coolidge. Bernie e
Misses Mae Brownson,
Iaude Adams. Ina Grout, Mildred g
IcAuley, Anna McAuley, Lillian Nc a
uley, Antionette McAuley, Maude :