The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-01

The SD ners wss received Monday o.
the death Of Robert Amedon. He bad re
Gently graduated from the Albany Bushes
College ard secured 3 position In New
York Not being tuitsd with this he wen
: 10 Boston where he secured O p),ilion
soon :aiter be had serious attack Of quiz
! sey ard bis father, James Amedon was sen
for. He was taken to hospital where al
operation was performed and Il was though
he would recover but be WAS soon tsket
worse ard died 10 few hours. The de
ceased wss one OF cur beet young men and
had many fyiends who deplore bis untlmely
death.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Walker & Marsh have new advertise
ment.
Mrs, Chamberlain, mother Of Mrs. Ben
| sherman Is quite vi.
Frank Edridge has bsen the guest 81
his sister Mrs. Kirk Adams the past week
| Mr.. aud Ms. 0,lando Bourn ate
ThsnksgIyilg turkey with their son Char.
lea.
| Mr. ard Mr., W. y SImords were with
Mr. ard Mira. p. J. Walker at Thsnksglv.
Ing.
| -. Henry Hicks and Frank walker
vent to Boston last week TO attend law
| suit.
Mr.. and Mrf. James Law Of West He
bron are vhlliDg her brothers, Eseret and
W. NJ Gillette.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. M. Shersin and
daughter Alice spent Thar ksgvIpa With
friends In Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Risiog OF Hoosick
FalIs, N. Y, spent Thanksgiving with
visited Mrs. Orlando Bourn on Friday.
Mr.. Burbee Of BondvIle has put Ia
machinery for turning chair stock In the
basement Of Fulerton's shop and Is doing
quite business. He uses a gasoline ell
CINE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root and little
granddaughter OF East Concord, N. r.,
and Mrs. Ernest Peltue Of Rutland ard
Mrs George Ames tf Wallingford were the
guests Of Mrs Polly and Martha Chapman
on Monday.
We are glad to learn that the Vail plant
has been sold to Massachusetts, parties who
propose 10 make wood turning establish
ment Of IL, which will employ a good num-
Der Of hands. They also propose to locate
mill on their wood lot en- the mountaln
for saving the lumber before II Is brought
down. The parties are exp, cied here this
seek TO make arrangements for commence
Ing the work,
We copy the follosiog from Conntc
ticut paper: James c. Scott, the driver OF |
dr. b A. Bolklcy's two.yearod stallion
colt, "Half Moon" was more rjared Ia the
collision at Seaside park Thurtdiy than
was a. first supposed He has three and
possibly four ribs broken. AT the time Of |
the accident driver Of coal cart saw the
colt running up IrsnIstan ave. and instead
Of attempts; z to catch him dashed him as
he ran past. The owner Is making an effjrt
to ascertain the identity OF the driver Of
the cart and will teach the man lesson n
h Ia successful. The colt, however, was
no. much frightened by the misbsp, for
shortly afterward be made half mile 10
l :s3 Ia Mr.. BoIkley regrets the accident
10 the driver OF the colt, and is dorg
everything possible for his comfort.
Avery pretty home wedding occurred
in Newfane November l9.h when Miss
GertIe Wright, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
Gibson Wright, WAS married TO Mr. John
Martin Of Wsrdsboro. A the strains OF
The wedding march played by Misses L.
spd c, Edwards were heard the bridal par.
~ sdyar O. d aud stood under 40 evergreen
arch festooted ~i.h white nlwers. Mr.
B. Wright seteda - best man sud lis ~ife az
natron Of honor. The ceremocy WAS psr-
'ormed by lie Rev A. I. Martin, father Of
he groom. A bountif1l dinner was served
md the hsppy pair left on the three O'Clock
rain amid showers q rice AMI shoes for
heir home Ia Bs,tletorc. Many valuable
presents were tsceived. Amorg those pre-.
Ieni from out Of town we're Mr.. and Mrs
chsfles Adams OF Bfa.tl.boro, Mr.. aud /,
Mrs. b. Wright snd con II Dunston, Mr..
md Mrs. U. y. Hove and son ard daugh.
or OF Pu,ney, Mrs. Gilt ss,her and son Of I
Hardsboro, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Wright OF
Manchester, Mrs. II. n. Barrett, Mrs. J. c.
Newton Of Bn,ileboro, the Misses DatbAr
u Ess, Jsnalcs.
s0Crn nnRsEr 4
m. wAlisee waited his dAughier 10 Rot.
ard sapcay.