The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-11
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Mrs william Reed Of East Dor
set wass in town Friday
Mrs Jennie Harris Of St Al.
bans II visiting Mrs Hawley Bump.
Miss Jennie Lee Of Rutland
peni Saturday With friends in town.
Miss Pauline Webb has return
ed from a two weeks visit al Lake
BOmoseen.
sidney warlow has been visit
ing friends in Rutland aud Lake
llomosaen
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison OF Brook
lyn. n. ". have been visiting Mr..
and Mas W. l. Jones.
Mrs. Smith Buck. Philip aud
Rober' Buck have returned from
Springfield. Mass.
Miss Ellen Garfield OF Cornell
University is spending the vacation
at her home here
Mrs. Merritt Phelps Of South
Dorset spent the Fourth with her
father. Charles Toombs,
Jerome Gault spent the Fourth
with his daughter Mrs Walter
Viault In Bennington.
Miss Helen Russell OF Brock
ton, Mass, is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Grout.
Miss Margaret Keough was call
ed home from Bennington by the
illness of her mother. Mrs, Edward
Keough.
MIR and Mrs. George Smith
and Miss Della Preo of No. Adams,
Mass, pent the Fourth at the home
Of f. LaBatt,
Miss Irene Buck of the busi-
ness college in Springfield, Mass,
is spending the summer vacation
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn
ana son Parker spent Sunday with
Mrs. yaughn's grandmother in no
Bennington.
Mrs. Edgar Body. two child
rem and nurse of Englewood, n. j,
are stopping at the home OF Mrs
Clarence Gllchrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Healy |
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eliot and Miss
Laura Rogers of Bennington spent
the Fourth at the Kelly Stand.
Marble Seymour has taken
position with the Refrigerator Co
lie and Mrs. Seymour and child are
staying with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bump,
The Foresters held their an
nual field day July 4th, In the
parade which took In
both villages and was also eompos-
ed of teams from both sides of the
hill and occupied about two hours
time. All of the floats and teams
are deserving OF mention. The first
prize for float was awarded to the
Co., the second was div
lded between the two Village I'M
floats, one was the East
Arlington and the other Arlington.
For single team NJ Morrissey won
the prize. In the afternoon sports |
Of all kinds were participated In on
he grounds in East Arlington.
Ease ball game between the Adams
team and East Arlington team was
won by the latter 10 to 6.
Mrs. Catherine Lundergan Quinn.
widow of he late Thomas Quinn,
passed away at Brattleboro Monday
July LIST. The remains were brought |
here and services We're held In ST.
church Tuesday burial be
in in the Catholic cemetery south
1f the village The bearers were
lanes Thompson, Thomas Keough,
Michael Kelley and James Cantwell,
Ill OF this town. Mrs. Quinn was
born in Waterford Ireland and mar
led Thomas Quinn in Mechanicville,
Y. Y, although she spent a great
part of her life in this town. She Is
by two sisters, Mrs. Johan
ia Marsden OF Philadelphia and
Mrs, Bridget Powers Of Stillvoter, N
Y, one son, Thomas Quinn OF Phil
ldelphia and two daughters, Miss
Anna Quinn of Bennington and Mrs.
Margaret Wilson OF this town.
Those who attended the funeral froi
,ut of town were relatives, Mrs. Mich
LAS fMtler of Bennington. Miss
Mary and VIII Powers of Still
water and Mrs. Anna Tuey OF Shu-
han, NJ Y.
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