The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-06-22
ARLINGTON

Sunday b town.
RANDOLPH Hahn is visiting his uncle
+ Rev S. Watkins.
! Mrs II S Stolltcimef W b Ben
ningtor saturday
I Miss Grace Buck IS visiting her
brother II Springfield
r. L. Buck and family 81 CobIc XII.
N. ", were in town over Sunday
! Albert n. Jchnstonc has returned
from a business trip to Philadelphia
/ Mr. and Mrs Harry Wells Of Ros-
ton, were in town over the week end
| Miss Marie Buck of Gardner. Mass
/ Is AZ home Tor the summer vacation
/ Miss Mary ret Gormley has EN-
/ ploymont AZ the home q Ms S H.
Watkins.
Charles Clifford has employment as
chauffeur for Mrs William Frothing
ham Smith.
Miss Doris SPiires has employment
in the Office Of the Arlington garage,
as filing clerk.
Mrs G. D. Gilchrist entertained the
Guild Of st. J mes Episcopal ehruch
at 5upper on Friday. June 10th.
Mrs. Bertha Derbrow, who has been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs Philip
Con~y has gone to Atlantic City.
Misses Eta Seymour, Veronica Tu-
lip, Ellen Conroy and Mrs James
Casey were in Bennington Saturday
evening.
r. b. Case, DIR. G. A. Russell, ]. II.
Cullen, W Stafford and several others
enjoyed fishing trip on Green Noun
tain Saturday and Sunday.
Gordon Woodland who was seriously
injured in an automobile accident and
who has been undergoing treatment
al the Troy Hospital, has returned TO
his home.
Mrs. Charles Guild OF Adams, Mass.
who is spending some time with her
parents, left Fri 'ay for weeks Wis
il with her aunt, Mrs. ]. J. .Risdon of
Binrhampton, N. Y.
Mrs. F. j. Steubenrauch entertain
ed several friends and children Sat
urday afternoon in honor Of her little
daughters second birthday. Ice cream
and cake were served
Fred Stollsteimer and son, Junior,
returned tuesday from New York
where they went TO visit the formers
mother who sailed Mondly for a six
months tour in Europe.
At the Commencement exercises Of
the University Of Vermont on Monday
Mrs. Dorothy Garfield Fisher was
awarded the honorary degree OF Doc
tor Of Letters by the faculty and trus-
tees Of the University.
BE sure to attend the big dance
under the auspices Of the Manchester
Base Ball Team to be given on Mon
day evening, June Goth. Good music
Dancing from $50 to l. Opera House,
Manchester Center Admission 55cg
war tax included Advertisement.
On Saturday, July LIST, an oil stove
demonstration will be held at Hemen-
ways store, Manchester. The New
Perfection with Superfex burners will
be shown as well as the regular line
Of Perfection Stoves All ere cordial.
~ invited TO come in during the day.
,ment. 90
Tho following pupils in the seventh
and ci@h grade room Of the Airing
ton Memorial school were neither tar
dy nor absent during the spring term:
Veronica CulliTan, Florence Nelson,
Wilma Randall, Ethel Sqiiries, vii
liam Walker, Robert Morohouse; tar
iy but not absent, Elsie Salter, Leroy
absent one-haf day, Doro-
thea Cullinan, Elizabeth Cullnan,
Ethel Hebert, John Case, George
Martin.
The following pupils graduated
rom the eighth grade at Arlington
Memorial school Thurgday evening,
iune Sth: Charles Bromley, Eleanor
IAN Buskirk, Dcrothea Cullinan, Sar-
h CALI, Doris Goevey Lewis Griffs,
Elizabeth Griswold Elliot Mcdonald,
ieo. Martin Robert Morehouse, How
I'd Morey. Harvey Mouse, Ethel
Sisko Merikangas, Ethel
quires, William Walker, Ellen vii
$, John Donahue, Irene Monroe, Le-
~ Lawrence.