The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-10

$3.50 uahreend MAftR 70 hbe etmfiNrN ~
mslals o. the faithful DEPARTED shou
tARs nseh form A. this, 10 which fstipg
with scrrlee 10 toe living Ana 10 their ",
- n II associated The fragrant memory
faithful life Gbd graciou, character,
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Sara BAlaIige 10 waiting Der sister NJ
/ Ahfsm Guild Of Granville, \ \,
.-Heary T n srd vile Of Peru have con
70 reside wiih their son Curtis Tfs.
- ahs Peter ard wife Of West Pawis
visited At u v Hayes lalt Wednesday.
DIR. Aps,Ia went to GIlssy, n. Y. 1
attend ,he feneral Of his cousin las, III
day.
Mr.. Ard Mrs. Oscar Elwell left las
Thursdiy i3r their homs IA Salem, via
eonsin.
- 4 srd u Austin attended the fune
raj Of John Marshall At Est Poul,ney las
Tuesday.
--ClAreuee Wilbur has rented the farm c
Bis uncle, Hiram Periin, beginning BIZ
work Nov. lst.
Mrs. Prescott Nelson OF Bedford, Ohio
came AoBdsy TO visit her sister, Mrs. Al.
bert Burton.
&C. b. S1eldJn ard wife returned Fri.
day from thfi' trip to Michigan ard other
points 10 the West.
--ssvaal frcm this place attended u e
play al Penber opera House, G awhile, N.
Y. Mordiy evening.
Mrs Charlotte Sherman and iughter
Of S ilem, n. Y, were the guests Of Mis-
Mary Burton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sheldon left
S turdsy for Salem, Mass. to attend the
funeral of their gra1dmotber, Mrs. Bufiam
-Qlite lumber from this place attend
I'd the r. pubIiesn meetings at Salem and
\ Y, Thursday and Friday
evenings. Special trains.
james Jennings died at the home OF
bis daughter, Mrs, Lewis LDveland. Fune.
al, Sunday at 80 p. NJ. Preaching by
be Rev. Clarence Miller, pastor CT the NJ.
Z. church. Interment 10 the Pawlet GENE
cry, Mr.. Jennings has been In poor health
or long time. He leaves two sons and
NO daughters, also a brother Linius Jen.
liugs Of Granville, N. Y. and sister, Mrs.
dcClure Of Middletown.
-oae Of the most delightful surprises Of
be seas n was that er Eyed BY the neigh
ors and friends OF II. II. Moore and wife |
I their home Monday evening, it being
heir twenty. frat wedding anniversary.
While the family were enjoying the eve
ing quletness that reigas at Sunny Brook
arm, the approach Of teams WAS heard.
Lr. Moore opened the door and about
,rty jjlly people entered. They could
lsinly see by the appearance Ct things
lat their appearance WAS complete sur
rise. TIE evening val passed In playing
smes, telling stories, cracking Halloween
kes aud fessticg on the abundance Of
BOD things brought by the guests. A
i'm Of money was raised and presented
the host and hostess asa token Of the ,
Oh esteem In which they are held by
cir friends. They were completely sur
ssd aud their feelings overcame them TO
Oh an tx.ent that they could scarcely ,
Y thank you" The last and most laugh.
lie. but most annoying surprise occurred
hen the good natured people began to
ke their departure and found that the
,llowe'en witches had been playing ha-
c with their wrsps, wagons, whips, etc.
/ after the untying Of many knots and
apging Ct wagon wheels they departed
III hearty good night.
PERU.
-Bernice Nj III. secured deer, making
o shot In town this year. Z
Mrs. Fred Watson was guest at her
Htf 60 SsIIti D1WtCl ltNchpy' |
Geo. Gdnia and bride Of Sprinef field
49,, were at w. j. Farpum's last week
Fred, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ike, has been quite Ill, but Is better.
Miss Mary Simonds ia sper ding week
h her sister, Mrs. Burroughs, in Rut.
d.
-Mi:s X,nah Coolidge went to Dorset
Friday where she IL employed at Rev.
. Carharl's.
II. NJ. Shift and p. d. Lakin are In
putting in a fire place for
Millington.
Toe vi lage school closeda an eight week
n on Wednesday, and the teacher, Miss
lisms has gone to her home.
Miss Nancy Lyon is visiting her nephew
Lyon In Barre, and her niece, Mrs.
B. Fuller, In North Clarendon.
he cheese factory closed for the teason
dondsY. g. O. Ludd, who made the
80, returned to BIZ, home In Dorset on
sday.
Miss Sue Hspgocd returns to-day from
rec weeks stay 10 New York snd NJ
ton, Pa. she WAS accompanied by
ir, Mrs. T. 5. Mapes.
q. A. Wilkinson has accepted poHi-
as travelling salesman for the Grand -
N Tea Co with headquarters at Ches- I.
He btgi1s lis duties this week.
The yicu cies In town flee Of con- :
lie, collector, road commissioner ard =
,ol or cter csus,d By the removal 7
town Of w. l. HAT will be filed by =
ion Nov. s.h. =
Iuvitstions have been issutd for the
'iage Of Miss Susie Hapgocd and DR.. (
:. MillIngton, at the Congregational IS
Oh on Thursday evening, Nov. oath at :
lock. A reception to invited gusts =
be given at the residence Of M. J. =
rood, father Of the bride, at $50 D
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