The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-11

been spending the past several week
| in Charleston, N. H., returned HON
Monday.
Mrs. l.. j. Abbott and daughte
Of Charleston, N. H., are the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. i
Coping.
y. NJ. Bebee is the latest perso
to become attached TO an automobil,
having recently purchased one fror
Ira Glover.
Mr. and Miss Block Of New Yor
City, who are stopping at the Hote
have rented Gilbert Brophy's tene
ment house on East Main st.
DR. and Mrs. j. |. Cochrane, ais
Mrs. Sarah Cochrane and Mrs. J. II
Nadeau spent the day in Rutlan
Wednesday, making the trip in thei
auto.
AT the Grange meeting Saturda,
evening the third and fourth degree
were conferred on one member. Tn
following is the program for the las
two meetings;
Song, by the Grange.
Vocal solo, j. NJ. Bebee,
Reading, A. j. Loveland.
Vocal duet, Mrs. Landon and Mrs
Sexton.
Recitation, Mrs. J. M. Bebee.
Reading, Bertha Ames,
Reading, Lester Roberts.
Reading, +. l.. Whitney.
Vocal solo, j. NJ. Bebee.
Reading, Mrs. Chauncey Baker.
Vocal solo, Mrs. +. l.. Whitney.
Reading, Mrs. Daniel Sheridan.
Reading, Mrs. II. h. Kendall.
Mrs. II. J. Baker of Sunderland
was a guest Of Mrs. George Living
stone Sunday.
ARLINGTON
Mrs. o. +. Adams returned from
Rutland, Saturday.
Mrs. II. N. Shaw, Of Manchester
Center, was a recent visitor in town
Fred Brownson and H. d. LaBatt
were in Manchester recently as jurors
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Sherman OF
Bennington were recent guests at II
y. LaBatt's.
Mrs. Patrick Cullinan and son
Pascal, with Mrs. Cullinan's sister
are at "The Arlington"
Twin daughters were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrissey, last
week Monday. One OF the children
lived only short time.
Will the person who took the
street lamp from between the two
bridges on Water street return the
same, otherwise necessary legal steps
viii be taken to recover it.
The pupils in district 4 gave an
entertainment in the town hall, Sat
arday evening, beginning at s o'clock.
4 small admission fee Of Is cents
Sas charged, and the proceeds will be
used TO purchase necessary articles
for the school room.
PERU
The service last Sunday morning
was well attended, being cond ucted by
Rev. NJ. j. b. Fuller Of Hanover, Conn.
The address was given by Governor
Fletcher. Several from nearby towns
were present.
Rev. NJ. j. b. Fuller and family of
Hanover, Conn, are spending a week
at Mrs. Fuller's parents, Deacon and
Mrs, NJ. y. Lyons, making the trip in
their automobile.
Gov. A. NJ. Fletcher gave US an
address Sunday morning,
being in the place as the guest Of NJ.
j, Hapgood, the secretary Of civil and
affairs accompanying him.
The governor referred particularly to
the Peru turnpike matter and when he
declared that he should use his utmost
TO free the highway across
the mountain from toll-gate, there
was clapping Of hands that was in
-Four automobile parties
attended the services from London
derry. This is probably the first time
that governor Of the state ever sup
Piled our ehurch,and in connection with
the passage a short time ago Of the
President Of the United States across
the Turnpike, we begin 10 think that
Peru means something.
The Peru Turnpike Inspectors
Inspected the Peru Turnpike Saturday,
and held hearing al the Bromley
House in the Afternoon, full report Of
which appears elsewhere
BONNEVILLE
Mrs. J. ]. Ellenburg Of Fairhaven.
N. j., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Burbank.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
u Grange hail, Wednesday, June ~,
where dinner will be served.
The friends Of Mrs. Harriet Ben.
on gave her post card shower June
in. in honor 81 her s0,h birthday
anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace J. Fuller Of
Manchester Center. former residents
here, we're guests at Frank Hay
aard'S. Wednesday.
Leon Simpson of South London.
ierry, and Miss IcSie Benson. who