The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-23
ARLINGTON

the 6. A. X encampbcnt.
Mrs. j. X. Judson does not inn
prove as her many friends would wish.
Miss Emma :. Bcnedic, II Ithaca.
N. T., Is spending two weeks in town.
Miss Frances killion has been the
guest Of Miss Alice Young In Shafts
bury,
Mrs. Nora Stanley has moved from
the Nichols tenement TO North Ben
nington.
The Boy Scouts troop Of Airing
ton, are in camp in grove south Of
the village.
Miss Dora Forth Of Coboskill, is n
guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Keough's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. LaBatt and chill
dren are spending n week or two in
Cuttingsville.
+. b. Garfield Of Schenectady, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. N, Garfield.
Mrs. Raymond Knapp and children
of MechGnicville, N. y, are visiting
her father, John Robinson.
Several attended the canning DEM
onstration given by Miss Albina Perry
at Mrs. Gilchrist's last week.
Miss Helen Lakin enterta ned Miss
Alice Coney Of Bennington and Miss
Albina Perry Of Manchester, last
week.
Donald Hyde, who received a COM
mission of second lieutenant recently,
has been guest of Mrs. S. II. Wat
kins.
Miss Carrie Sanford, who has been
at the Burdett cottage, has gone to
Great Darlington, Mass, for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Garfield
went to their home in Pleasantvillc,
N. Y, taking quite trip through the
White Mountains en- route.
Isaiah Young, who was taken to the
Hospital for an operation
asst week, is improving and is quite
comfortable at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Culinan have as
heir guests Mrs. Cullinan's aunt and
ousin, Mrs. Mary Somers and Miss
Margaret Somers of Pittsfeld, Mass.
Robert Cullinan and Frank Foster
# Co. X. LIST Vt. Regiment, were home
asst week on their last leave of abb
ence before the regiment goes south.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell Of
lew York, were recent guests of her
unit, Mrs. F. N. Garfield. Mrs. Rus
ell was formerly Miss Mabel Rogers.
Miss Nellie Garfield of New York,
Who has been with her cousin, Miss
iartha Garfield for few weeks, has
one to visit relatives in Potsdam,
!. Y.
Lieut.. Richard Leake, Jr., and Miss
largaret Scott Pitt, whose engage
lent was announced recently, are
pending few days at the Lcake
ottage with his parents.
Chicken dinners and waffles served
Undertook Inn every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
eserve tables If possible. Dancing.
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Miss Card, who has been the guest
her sister, Mrs. Gibson, returned to
er home in Yonkers, N. Y, Saturday.
|iss Mildred Cressey has returned
'om summer school at Hyannis, Mass.
nd is visiting her mother.
The Comfort Committee of the
avy League in this village will con-
nue. its work for Quitting the U. s.
Vermont. This telegram
ling received from the Navy League
Washington: "The Secretary OF
avy cannot legally prohibit the men
this service from accepting patri-
ic gifts from patriotic people, and
e ask you to continue your work as
'ual. (Signed) Navy League"
News has been received here of the
'ath at Saratoga Hospital of Mrs.
anche V. Babcock. Mrs. Babcock
I'd been resident of Arlington for
veral years, having home on South
ain street. About two years ago she
tered the Old Ladies Home in Sara
ga. While here on a visit about two
onths ago she fell at her home, In
ring her hip, which resulted in her
ath. She was sister of Henry X.
law Josh Billings) and like her
other, was humorist. She had
ached the age Of 81 years and TO the
Il retained her mental faculties.
Ie will be missed by her many
ends here. A son, Dudley, and
lighter, Grace, survive her.
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