The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-03-28
ARLINGTON

Miss Leone Vault spent the week
end at her home here,
Mrs. A. f. Bump spent several days
+, in Bennington last week
a. G. Candce is spending few days
At his home in Phoenix, N. Y.
Miss Margaret killion of New York
City, is at home here for few weeks
vacation.
j. J. Risdon spent the weekend in
Dandy and attended the funeral Of a
friend there.
Miss Ellen B. Garfield of Cornell
University, Ithaca, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, f N, Can
field.
A new travelling library has arrived
at the circulating library, ready for
use These books are free to all to
read
c. D. Gilchrist was III town a few
hours Tuesday. Mrs Gilchrist is
quite i'll with tonailitis at the Troy
1 City Hospital.
Sylvester c. Deming, who has been
seriously i'll in Adams, Mass, is slow
~ improving. Mrs. Deming spent a
day at their home here the first Of the
\ week
4 Mrs. Clark Williams, former resi-
dent of Arlington, died in Greenwich,
/ N. u, March 2lst and was brought to
+, Sunderland for burial, at which Rev
V. r, Gibson oficiated
There were seven !ss7ge barrels Of
clothing packed at the Red cress
rooms Monday to be shippedJa at once
to the Belgian Relief Society We
think Arlington responded wen t. The
call.
This season IS liable TO be d short
and swift one in the maple serar
camps. Get your order in at once for
syrup labels. The Journal Office sup
plies them at the same old rate Of SOC
per 100, cash with order Order them
now adv
Little James Thompson is Running
a new automobile, the gift and make
of his uncle, James p. Cullinan. 1t
built on the Studebaker lines Of which
Mr.. Cullinan is agent, and he calls it
the Junior. The car is about five feet
long and has two seats, and we ex- (
pect to see James and his wee sister
taking many joy rides when the roads
are settled. Arlington is quite proud
of its new industry.
Mrs. Anastasia Morrissey Cantwell
died at her home Sunday, March oath.
She was born in Arlington in 1883 and
was married to John Cantwell in 1913.
Mrs. Cantwell has been an invalid for
some years, and a "shut in" but was
always cheerful and happy and it was
a pleasure for her friends to visit her
in her coy little home. Besides her
husband she is survived by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrisey, and
three sisters, Mrs. r. G. Benedict, Mrs.
w. p. Wilson and Miss Julia Nor
risey. The funeral was largely at
tended from st. Columban's Church,
Rev. FIR Maillett officiating, assisted
by Rev FIR. Thompson Of Burlington,
who is cousin Of Mr.. Cantwell !
These from out Of town were Miss
Margretta Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrisey Of North Adams, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Morrisey Of Ashburn-
ham, Mass; Mr., and Mrs. w s. Cul-
Imam and James CantwelI Of BenninR
ton.
The Easter program at ST, james
Church is as follows Morning pray /
er and Easter sermon with special
music and cornet accompaniment by
Horace Goewey; followed by Holy
to which the recent con
frmation classes and the brotherhood
nave been invited for corporate com /
nunion. All the members and friends
If the church have been urgedto at {
end this morning service which will
combine the spirit Of Easter and pat j
-iotisn, and it is expected that q large
md inspiring congregation will d
assemble. The children's festival ser n
nee with Easter hymns and pfesenta-
ion Of Easter mite box offering 20 /
MISSIONS and followed by administra n
ion Of Holy baptism viii be held AZ
p. m. There will be evening prayer n
md address at 7:30. Worshippers E
ave been requested to get their clocks b
'orward one hour on Saturday night
n order 10 avoid confusion from I
.hange Of time which will b. effective I
IN Easter day. 5