The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
ARLINGTON

house with'6erman measles,
Roy Casey, who has been sick with
the measles, is able 70 be cut.
Little Elizabeth Cullinan Is convci.
cscing from the scarlet fever attack.
Sylvester c. Dcming is sick, being
confined TO the house for several days.
Mrs W G. Vault WAS guest Of
Mrs Earl Lewis in North Bennington
the first Of the week.
Miss Annie Mattison, who has a po-
siuon in Bellows Falls, spent a day
last week at her home.
Miss Antoinettc MacAulcy Of New
York City, spent the first Of the week
here at her home
! There were no services in 81. Coum
bans Church Sunday as Rev. Fr Mail
icf was too i'll 10 come down TO oaic-
late
Miss Agnes Barrett and Jno, kcough
were married Tuesday morning at St
Columban's Church By Rev, FIR. Fon-
tame Of Dorset
The teachers Of the schools in town
attended the teachers convention held
in Bennington on Thursday and Friday
Of last week.
The Red Cross meets every Tuesday
afternoon nj the home Of Mrs. How
ard, and every Wednesday afternoon
at Handy Hail. East Arlington.
The Red Cross dance given at the
hall Monday evening was great sue
cess, both as to numbers there and
financially, Over $50 was cleared.
The concert held at Town Hall Fri
day evening was well attended. This
ended the Lyceum series Of entertain
ments given under the auspices Of the
Neighborhood Club.
Lewis kilIion Of Co. NJ, l05th L. S.
Infantry Of Camp Wadsworth. who
has been at his home in Hoosick Falls
on a tcn-days' leave, was at his uncle's
NJ, f. killian's, Thursday
Joseph Newton, who has lived in
town for some years and has been i'll
with tuberculosis for several weeks.
died at his rooms on South Main street
Wednesday morning, Funeral on Fri
Icy at 2 p. M. Rev Mr. Gibson ofie-
lated. lnterment in Evergreen Gene
terry.
The services to be held during Lent
n St James parish by the Rector,
Rev. Mr.. Gibson, bro as follows Sun
lays at 1890 a. m. and evening pray
T at p. m. Wednesday 1880 p m.
Thursday 1880 p m. Friday 10 a. m.
leld at Brick House Children's
crvice 4 p. ~. These services will be
eld in church room owing to condition
f the furnace
Hugh Webb, former Arlington boy
Tho, since his enlistment has been
tationcd at Battle Creek, Mich, has
lst received notice Of his appont-
lent to clerical position with the
ifantry department Of the U. S. A.
nd has received orders to be ready to
o "over there" on short notice His
ANY friends in town will be glad to
arm of his success.
Among those who won the county
-izes for essays were John lyman,
N Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. lyman,
no took the sweepstake prize on the
bject Of food conservation. Edward
raves also took a prize on the sub
ct Of Conservation of Fuel. Both Of
csc young men attend the school
strict No. |. Miriam Goewey OF
strict No. took prize for essay on
e Red Cross.
News has been received Of the death
January 18th, at Palmer, Mass, of
SIS Gertrude, elder daughter Of W.
Farnum Of Winchenden, Mass,
'merly Of Arlington Miss Farnum
S been an invalid for many years,
wing received an injury in run
ay accident. She was artistic and
tie a good pianist and her music
S alwayG source Of comfort to her.
e funeral was held in Palmer, the
V. Mr.. Moseey officiating. Burial
8 in Marlboro, NJ II The surviving
atvcs are her father w. G. Far
n, Georgia, a sister Of Winchcnden,
brother Webb Of MarIsboro.
II.
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