The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-01-26
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The TOGGERY Shop. Hard's DRUG Store.

IHard's DRUG Store.
Remmillord aud Chas. Charlton 81
this village spent Sunday az Richard
KtougDs.
--Oa "wednesday, Januafy ~ q
son was born % Dr. aud Mrs CLAUDE
iCamphell OF Rochester, VI. Mrs
Campbell was formerly Miss Pauline
Batehtlder. daughter o. Hon. ano
Mrs J. X Batehelder % this village
The Forestsfs Of America held
their filgf dance aud masquerade
IN their new largo hall Friday even
ing. Dec, 18th. 1911. About suV
people being present and Of these
about 100 were masked. After
dancing tin nearly IL o'clock the
masked couples formed on the
Grand March and Heie judged b,
the following Mrs. y. A. Nichols
Mrs. Frank Webb Mrs r. A. Blair,
Mrs. Reuben Andrew, George SAT
| ford. II. A. Blair, VIM, WeBb, and
Reuben Phillips. They selected fol
the best lady's costume Miss KittJ
Sehwarzkopf, for the best gentle
man Bernie Robinson. and for thu
one hardest 10 recognize George
Coolidge Each Of these receiyce
$500. a most enjoyable time was
rendered McBrides Orchestra OF
five pieces furnished music for thl
occasion. The committee consisted |
Of Prosper Duschenes. n. HI. Wal |
ker. p. II, Thompson, @. d. Cool |
edge, S. X Grey.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs r. p Webb is 10 Mont
pelier.
Miss Maude Warner was in Bel
nlngton Friday.
Forest N Slader Of Rutlant |
was in town during the past week.
The Enterprise Society viii |
meet with Mrs. VIM. Webb Tuesday |
| Feb. LIST.
Mis- Sarah Otis Of Dandy has
been the guest OF Miss Nellie Grou,
during the PAST week.
Miss Bessie Thornton OF Troy |
is spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. 3. X. Grey.
The e. A. V. /. A. viii give the |
play The Old Fashioned huskinl |
Bee" In ForesteIs Hall Friday eve
ming, Jan. 27th, which will be fol |
lowed by a dance. Refreshments
will be served.
Death OF Mrs. Charles III. Ellis
Copied from the St. Adams Mes
senger
News has been received In this
city OF the death of Mrs. Mateida NJ |
Deschenes Ellis, wife OF Charlie; |
II. Ellis OF Burlington, and formerly
of this city, from the effects of
surgical operation performed Sat |
urday morning The body will b.
brought to this city on the 6.1
O'Clock train this evening and the |
funeral will be held at st. Maryt |
church at O'Clock tomorrow morn.
Ing, and the burial will take place |
in the Holy Cross cemetery. Be |
| sides her husband, Mrs. Ellis Is sur
yived by two sons, Robert and Gar
rett She was the daughter Of Mr. |
and Mrs, Edmund Deschenes OF |
this city and was born Sept. Z, 1875.
She was one of family of ten chill |
dren and her nine brothers and sis |
tiers are all living as follows: Mrs |
E. l.. Ecuyer of Boston, Mrs. Il. A.
Gould Of st. Adams. Mrs. e. T. Nc
Carey OF Burlington, Edmund Jr., OF |
st. Adams, Mrs. c. H. Cook OF Boz
ton, Fred of Buffalo, N. Y. Prosper
OF Arlington and Irene OF this city. |
WEST ARLINGTON.
William White OF Providence,
r. l., is In town.
Herbert Rand Of Pawtucket, r
l., was in town recently.
Miss Cora Parsons of Manches-
ter Is at H. M, Farnham's.
Miss Winifred Bailey returned |
to Burr & Burton Seminary Mon |
day.
Harry Farnham and little son |
of South SALISBURY were at e. G.
Farnhams Sunday.
The schools In District No. |
opened Monday with Miss Marguer--
lite Holland of East Poultney as
teacher
M. ]. Hapgood was in Montpel
Ter last week,
Mrs. w. II. Burroughs Of Rut-
land spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Simonds.
-It is with regret we have TO re-
cord the sedious illness OF Wallace
West from a nervous trouble.
Mrs. w. W. West and Harry /
spen' a few days visiting in Spring
field and vicinity, but were called
home by Mr.. Vests illness on Sun
day evening.
John Russell has bought the E .
f. Adams place OF C. A. prouty and
sold him the Burroughs place. los
session to be given In the spring.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lydia Bell. |
wife OF J. d. Bell. was held form |
her home on Friday Jan, 90. Rev. |
II. b. Tilden officiating, and burial
being made In the North cemetery. |
One daughter was unable TO be pre-
sent owing 10 the serious Illness OF |
members Of her family.
NORTH PowNAL.
Joseph Peckham is very III,
MIR. and Mrs. N, 3. Bates were
In Troy Thursday.
y. r. billiard visited friends
IN Hoosick over Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. A. Waite are at
their home here from North Ben
nington.
Miss Mary Hard has been re-
cent guest Of Mrs. l.. A. Beard
in Hoosick.
Miss Charity Abrams, aged 20
died after a long Illness at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Mary Abrams
last week.
Mrs. Mary Paddock. who was
called TO Hoosick Falls by the III
ness and death of herfather. NJ. G.
| Chase. has returned
| Artificial Teeth