The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-14


saturday
Mr VI e Ianaon spent Monday
IN Manc chester.
Paul Ieary 81 Burlington IL al
home for few days
Rev. and Mrg. II ". Hall q Shu-
shan, n ", are In town.
Miss Grace sexton was In Rnt-
land Monday shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Stone were
In Manchester Monday.
Mrs. II. 3. Kendall Was in Man
chester Saturday shopping
Rev, W. A. Thorpe Of Walling-
ford vas In town Tuesday
Miss Bertha Brophy Il in Charles
ton, n H., visiting friends.
DIR. J. !. cochrane was in Airing.
ton and Manchester Monday.
Miss Mabel Brophy Of Manches.
ter was In town over Sunday
Mrs. Emma Harwood Of Benning
ton is visiting friends in town.
Lloyd Livingston was taken TO the
Hospital in Rutland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Coping Wis
ited relatives in Dorset last week
Mrs. Fannie Mason visited rela-
tives In Dorset the first OF the week.
Mrs. H. A. Brophy and Miss Ger
trude Brophy spent Monday in Rut.
land.
MIR, Fairbanks Of Brattleboro was
an over Sunday guest OF Clifford Cop
pings.
John Rowell Of Rutland is visit
ing his brother, H. Rowell, at the So.
Village.
Frank Lake of Cambridge, N. Y,
was guest last week Of Frank
Benedict.
DIR. and Mrs j. II. Buffum and
daughter Harriet Of Wallingfod, CT,
are in town.
Mrs Nina Mason, who has been
visiting her brother, b. p. Bowen, re-
turned to Rutland last week.
Charles Buffum of Keene, n H.,
a brother Of the late j. h. Buffum,
was in town the first Of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Cochrane, Mrs. Dr.
j. |. Cochrane, Mrs. j. II. Nadeau and
Master Richard Nadeau were in Ar
lington Monday.
John Z. Buffum, an old and re-
spected resident Of this village, died
suddenly Saturday evening, while at
tending meeting of Mt. Aeolus
Grange, and while in the act Of adj
dressing the meeting Medical aid
was summoned but Mr.. Buffum was
beyond hope of recovery and life was
soon extinct. He was in the nth year
Of his age. The funeral services were
held from his late home on Tuesday
afternoon, Rev Messrs. Thorpe of
Wallingford, and Mcintyre of Dandy,
officiating. lnterment was in the vii
lage cemetery. Among those from
out of town who were present the
following were noted: Mrs. Theresa
Barrows and Miss Helen Barrows of
Dorset, Mrs. Lane and Mrs. c. A. Mat
tison of Manchester Center; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Child of Wallingford; Mrs.
Perkins and daughter of Rutland;
Caleb Buffum and Henry Buffum of
Rutland; Mrs. Geo. Griffith and Mrs.
John Hayes Of Bennington; Messrs.
George and Chas. Batcheller, L. c.
Parmenter, and Walter Maranville, of
Wallingford; and Miss Mabel Herrick
Of Dandy.
KILL, BURN, RAyAGE, DESTROY
THE TENT CATERPILLAR
Every man on his own land and the
Selectmen and Trustees on Highways.
Each little web will soon be sevthing
mass Of huge worms, soon to go forth
and cover our walks, invade our homes
and defile our very persons.
Don't Wait--Do 1t Today.
ARLINGTON
Mrs. Vernon Fields OF Boston,
Mass, is visiting relatives.
Harold Walker has returned to
Burlington after visiting his parents.
Miss Maud Hanna of Manchester,
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. Reich
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Edgerton |
and child of Bennington, visited in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Houghton, who spent
the winter in Florida, has opened her
summer home here.
Charles o. Hard of Pittsfeld,
part of Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. Hard.
Mrs. d. C. Risdon, Misses Elsie
and Eva Risdon and Daniel Risdon,
Jr., and Harold Nichols, of Dandy,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Risdon. They made tie trip in
Mr. Nichols automobile.
KILL, BURN, RAyAGE, DESTROY
THE TENT CATERPILLAR
Every man on his own land and He
Selectmen and Trustees on Highways
Each little web will soon be q seething
mass of huge worms, soon to go forth
and cover our walks, invade our homes
and defile our very persons.
Don't Wait-Do 1t Today.
NORTH RUPERT
Mrs Thomas Brooks is able to
ride out after her recent illness.
Mrs. Casper Leach is entertain
ing two of her sisters from Rutland
MIR. and Mrs. S. f. Adams and
Thomas Brooks were in Granville, N.
Y, recently.
Mrs. Horace Winchester and
Lila and Ada, spent Friday
in Rupert.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer and
little daughter visited his parents in
Pawlet recently. I
MIR Brown and family Of Green |
field. N. y. have moved into part of ,
Mrs. Angie Gallup's house. Mr..
Brown will work for George Wood {
ard. I
KILL. BURN, RAyAGE, DESTROY {
THE TENT CATERPILLAR
Every man on his own land and the
Selectmen and Trustees on Highways !.
Each little web will socn be seethinR !
inass Of huge worms, soon TO &c forth !
and cover our walks, invade our homes !,
and defile our very persons.