The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-16
retnrned homo SATURDAY noon.

returned home Saturday noon.
Thomas West and two sons q Al
lbany. \. H.. visited Of The former
fathers, F. West, tn pas week.
A daughter was born to SIR ard
Mrs. Robert Benedict of water
street. Tuesday morning, Sept 9Th
william Bovia and family, who have
been visiting relatives in Readssoro
for FIVE weeks, have returned horne,
Mrs +. l.. Hulett, who has been
stopping at Mrs. May Lathrop's for
some time, has returned to Saratoga
Springs.
Mrs. j, X. Batcheldcr visited her
daughter, Mrs. Claude Campbell, IN
Manchester Center the latter part Of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Williams and
two daughters Of England have rent
ed The house Of Miss Ellen Higgins on
Main street.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, son Henry,
and daughter Margaret, enjoyed an
automobile trip 10 Salem and visited
relatives Sunday.
Mrs. r. H. Coolidge entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon, Mrs,
Charles Garfield, Mrs. May Lathrop,
land Mrs. L. L. Hulett.
John Reed and wife, who have been
visiting relatives in Rutland, have re-
turned and will make a short visit in
town before leaving for their home in
Denver Colo
Monday afternoon the Arlington
Juniors crossed bats with the East
Arlington Juniors and were defeated
by score of IL TO /. Batteries fen
Arlington were Young and Brownie,
for East Arlington, W. King and l..
Walker; Butler umpire.
While standing near the railroad
tracks Monday noon Michel Hard
caught his foot on the rail as the
freight train started and his left foot
was smashed below the instep. Or.
Gray was summoned and dressed the
wound, taking Mr. Hard to the Troy
Hospital on the noon train
SYNDICATE
Clifton Mears and wife attended the
Rutland fair.
Not as many as usual attended the
Cambridge fair from this place.
Samuel Randall and wife were
guests at Arthur Mears Sunday last
The selectmen are blasting out and
widening the highway near where Mr.
Galipo formerly lived.
Robert Dewey's brother and broth
er-in-law from Hebron, N. Y, were
recent guests Of Mr.. Dewey.
Robert Dewey, who has been confn-
ed to the house at Clifton Mears' by
illness, is reported as some better.
Z. B. Hurd, who had large con
tract with the Hale people in East
Arlington for lumber, has it nearly
: filled.
a Mr.. Alexander, who owns the place
formerly owned by Clark Hamilton
, is making extensive repairs on thu
/ buildings.
Clark Hamilton, who has beer
: spending several weeks at his OLD
/ home here, has returned to his homo
in Bennington.
n Celia and John Stickles, who have
: spent the summer at W. j. Hamil-
toms have returned OF their home il
s indianapolis, Ind.
j. There are many people in town who
have timber tracts who are preparing
to get out lumber, there being large
demand for white birth
The selectmen have put in piece
of state road near the corner by Ezra
Hamilton's, making continuous
stretch Of state road nearly three
miles in length. There is a good deal
of auto travel through here now and
good roads are what makes it pos
sible.
EAST DORSET
W. A. Griffith was in Rutland last
week.
L. E. Wilson, who has been ILL., is
better at this writing.
Geo. H. Reed of West Acton, Mass,
is visiting friends in town.
Mice Conbia ppbee Of Manchester