The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-02

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gf. Master Kolsna nsniasion. Troy Mrs.
Iobin.oa. West Troy, A. y fhompsoa.
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bridge. n. u. l.. s Hsyo. Gertrude :.
HAYES, Willie h. Hayes. Bellows fslls. o.
T. Adams. L. p. Warner. ArlisGsou. b,
wsubefs. r. II. Msitisou. VIII Crane.
Granville. G. l. Allen. Whitehall.
-ror some time there hes been con.
uoversy between the residents on the veal
road snd The owner Of the H. II. Holley
farm in regard 10 the foo, path across the
farm. Itns short Gu, 10 the villsge and
caves sbou. ball mile In distance Old
re.idepis cay II has has been Ia constant
use for rs years or more. and tbs, once,
nearly forty years ago the ms,ter came
before the courts which decided ths, Its
public use even lben bad confirmed the
night OF the public TO continue 10 use H.
The ueishbors have no disposition TO To-
iure OF trouble the present owner. but the
path is . gres, convenience and II the!
have right TO use IL. they do bot "ish to
be deprived OF the right
A very quie, but eleean. home we'd
ding vas celebrated "Wednesday afternoon
Of last week, Of "Msplshursi." the resi-.
dence Of X NJ. Campbell, Esq II y.
the occasion Of the marriage OF Miss Anns
Issbells Hamilton OF Limavsdy. Ireland.
. sister OF Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Charles
EJson Curtis Of Simsbury, Conn. The
house Was elsbora,ely decorated with
ferns, csrpstions and roses. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. p. s Pratt. assist
ed by Rev. J. b. Mclean OF Simsbury
At the Ginning OF the hour, one o'clock.
ihe familiar strains OF the wedding march
Of Lohengrin by Wagner filled the house.
Mise Grace Curtis in pink aud Master
Richard Campbell 10 white ribbons pre-,
pared an entrance for the bride and
groom. The bride Was sttired IN ten col,
ored camels hair elegantly trimmed with
elk and gold lace, wearing dismonds and
carrying 10 her hand bouquet oil white
ros, 3. Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served with the follow
ing
MENU
Jtllied Tongue. Gib'et Pate
Chicken Salad. saodwiches
Cleese stravs Sailed Almonds. Olives.
Choco ate Blanc Mango.
Orange, Wine and Coffee Jelly,
Ficz,n Apricots Pine Apple Ice Cream.
Brides Loaf.
Chocolate Cake, Nut Cake. Orange Cake
Pink Waters. Mscaroons. Bon Bons.
Fruit Champagne. Conee
MIR. aud Mrs. b. A Rogers we're visit
ing 10 Wallingford last week.
james Horsn moved his family to
West Rutland last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Beebe left for
Norwich, Conn. Monday morning.
John J. Cochran is home from Hsr
ward college. He took the priz, in En-
QIlsh and also some other honors.
Miss Ella @. Torrey graduated at the
State Normal School at Worcester. Mass,
last Thursday and will be nome this
week.
Emily and Amelia Griffith. Bertbs
Ames and Eva Batchelder attended oe
closing exercises OF Burr aud Burton Sem
na,y last Wednesday.
Cheese from this factory sold for
cents Ut Boston last week. This seems tc
be smaller price than was expected. bu'
is higher accordingly than butter at the
present time.
Father Glynn will hold his annual
picnic on the beautiful grounds near thu
church on Saturday. July IL. 1t will com
prise the usual interesting amusement
and will be largely attended.
Harry F. Grout returned from Tue
son, Arizona. last week, where be has been
At work I'M telegraph Office in which h'
IL an expert. He is looking rather THU
bu. says be feels FIRST rate. According Il
his account Tucson must be a very warn
place. the mercury running up to IN
nearly every day. He will remain
home for the present.
BONNEVILLE
Rev. Z. D.Harris and wife took . triI
to Brsttleboro last week.
4 Mrs. Geo. Howe OF Cbsrlestown. N
H., visited last week With Mrs Frank Blu
bank.
-Presidi ing Elder Morgan preached 81
excellent discourse last Sabbath at th
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendall Of Cnes
ter are spending few weeks anon
friends here.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and two chill
dren OF Spencer. Mass are visiting he
father Edison Vail.
Mrs. Rhods Wheeler Of Jamaica
visiting hor many friends 10 this place
She is an aged lady much respected an
welcomed by ull
Z -Childreps day WAS observed here Th
: church was decorated With evergreen
plants and cnt flowers. which With the e.
ercises by the children made the day piles
j act aud entertaining to all present.
SUNDERLAND
Arrangement have been complete
!, for the picnic 10 Lathrop's grove July
The dancing platform 10 25x40 feet 90
the music will consist Of four pieces. vic