The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-06
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visitation
Miss Claussa CooIcdgc spent short
time of last week with her sister, Mrs.
Delmer Stone
b. j Hapgo5d returned from 3 two
weeks stay In New York and Soncr
vile. Mass, last week.
norman ana Dewey Hunt are carry
ing on " L. Hunts sugar Tot and o..
cupyiug the bungalow on their piaca
here
Mr. and Mis-. Perry Warren are ex-
peetcd home this week from a stay Of
several months DO Albany New York
and Boston
Mrs. g. N Wymaa spent last week
At r G Wyman's on her way to her
home IN Manchester, after visiting for
several months in Massachusetts.
Chester, and jamaica
Mrs. John Russell left Manchester
the last Of the week for few days
visit in Wilmington and BrattIeboro.
She and Beatrice will be home this
week for the summer.
Wallace Farnum was in town a few
days Of last week, having accompanied
his sister, Mrs Marcia Lawrence from
Newport. X. l., where she has been
spending the winter, to her home in
Manchester. Mr. Fanum returned to
Newport on Tuesday
Not much sugaring yet, weather has
been too warm for sap, The roads
were very soft for q few days Of last
week, the stage being unable to make
his trip across the mountain On Thur.
day or Friday They are somewhat
improved now and wagons are cut
again
The funeral Of F, Sylvester Jonc
was held from the nome Of his son. a. 7
Il. Jones on Wednesday afternoon,
with Rev S. S. Wood in attendance
The burial was in Dorse. Nr Jone.
was Il years Old and for many years
a resident Of this town. He leaves
three sons and two daughters besides
several grandchildren
Friends received the news Of tn /
death, in Providence, K. l., on Tuesday
Of last week, Of Miss Alice Dexter,
following an operation for an ear
trouble. Miss Dexter has been a sum
mer visitor here for many years and
had won for herself many friends
among the people Of the place during
her annual visits. She was woman
Of much intelligence and rare common
sense, a nurse Of great capabilities
and many years experience, having
held positions of responsibility in
several hospitals Of Rhode Island. At
the time Of her death she was house
keeper in the Rhode Island State Hos
pital in Providence She leaves one
sister, l. Providence and also one
brother.
We copy the following from the
Granville, putnam County, Ill.,
News o. March 9th, which will be of
interest to the older people, Mrs.
Chase being remembered by them as
IA Weymouth, a native Of this town.
Mrs. lisa w. Chase passed away at
ler home at Big Timber, Montana,
asst Sunday following an extended
illness. For the past several weeks
Ter condition has been serious and her
eath expected at any moment She
vas born in Peru, Vermont, August
4. 1851, thus being ~ the time of
ier death over Gf years Of age. II
$50 she came TO Illinois, making her
ONE with her uncle Charles Barnard.
NE attended the Granville high school
nd then taught in the HulIinger
chooi and later Ia Livingston Deuuy
{ was while teaching in this school
hat she met Mr. G II Chase, and on
iov, rs, 1874, they were united in
marriage Following their marriage
hey took up their residence in Liy-
ngston County, and after residing
here a year moved u Granville where
hey made their home until two years
20. when she went 70 Bis. Timber
'hrcc children wcre born 10 ths
nion, Warren, Frank and Joe. War
en- died two years ago almost to q
ay The other Two sons who reside
. Montana together with the husband
nd father survive ID 1873 sha ua
q with the co0rga toaal Cha J
&c ana was Away an active ae
e., working f7r thc good * the
Hurah AVID community The remain
vre brought a. Granville and the
lncral u he'l from tbc Congreg 3
onal chanb Is two O'Clock iht
Thursday afternoon, conducted hE i
Is pastor Rev r Kidder Stctzon D