The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-07-28

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ttsiain the scholars Bsri Friday aficrnoc
~ be bone q Ms O N. VAN.
Mo Il lca wrspn Q; Roster, n
mss rcAsept 81 this village a visiting 'ricnt
81 towa. ws are al glad to Zee Der again.
The ise-crcam scciA o. lai WEDGE
aay cvctlrg va, well attended ard al y
; ported ss time. seSsl go vas retlilet
Next sunday mass will be held At Soul
Dsfse, al O'Clock ard here Al II o'eloei
Toe church 10 bsing psinted by y. c. WI
lisms
Mines Margaret and Fannie HorAr Q
Proctor who have been spending fe'
weeks with friends aud relatives have :,
iufted home.
Mr.. James Koran was thrown from
moving machine ole day last week ard dis
located bis shoulder which 10 very paiaful
AT the issi reports be was IS well as eoul
be expected.
The si.h annual picnic Of the Catholi
church will be held on Coehraas ground
on Monday, August 18Th. There will be
church service 1t . 80 .. m dinner at noon
followed by Agame OF ball between ii,
wallln2ford and East Daraei teams snS
field sports. Supper will be tervld a
school Hall at 6 o'clock. Clnnell 4 Nc
Brides orchestra and brass band will fur
nlsh music. Half fare tickets on the rsi.
road.
DORSET
--Rlllin Weeks has purchased the corner
lot near his reslience.
About 40 members Of the Patrons Of
Husbsndry better known as the Changers
held a picnic at Lake st. Catherine lass
Thursday.
Mrs. B. Lldd, Mrs Sarah A. Aldrieh
and Mrs. W. A. Toxsley OF Rapert were
entertained at dinner Friday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phelps.
pr. J. Colli1s and vie Of Granville, N.
Y. and Mrs. j. Seley OF New York city
spent the Sabbath with Mr.. ard Mrs. T.
NJ. Collins. Mrs. S.ley will remain with
her parents several weeks.
Mr.. Harry l. Durby and wife Of New
York city spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Fisher. Mr.. Durby returned to the
city Monday morning but Mrs, Daiby win
remain with her parents several weeks.
The Republican caucus held at the
Morse School house Saturday afternoon
WAS we'll attended and elected Sherman
Nichols, John M,nley, Charles Noicross,
VIM. Ames ard George Petty as del, gates
to attend the Republican Convention TO be
held at Arlington the 2s.h.
Henry C. Sheldon the well and favor
ably known correspondent Of the Granville
Sentinel is said to be passing away without
hope Of recovery at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. w. Harrington. His son,
Harry Sheldon of New York came Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phelps have been
entertaining relatives the past week, Mr..
and Mrs. Merritt, G. Phelps Of Providence
r. |. Mrs. Nellie Phelps Good8i and
daughters Irene and Dori, OF Ftchburg,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilliard Of Rut-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Morris and Mr.. Ira
Glover OF Dorset, MIR. Albert NJ. billiard
OF Houston, Texas, this being Mr. Hill
liard's first visit to Dorset In Is years.
There was very pretty wedding at
the church on Wednesday at noon, Mr..
Frank Suter Of Washington ID. G. was unit
I'd In marriage with Miss Eloise Carhart
Rev C. l.. Carhart, brother Of the bride,
performed the ceremony and the bride was
given away by her father, Lyman Beecher
Caihart. Miss Anna Carhart was the maid |
II honor ard Misses Elizabeth Carhart and
Clara B. Dean and Mary G. Leverett u
Brooklyn were brides maids. The best
nan was DR.. William Norwood Sater Of
Washington, brother Of the groom. The
ishers were Otis Yale Hsrsen and j. Cole
-idge barrow Of Brooklyn and II d. Camp
,ell, W. G. Barrows, Z. d. Harwood and
Geo. c. Lee Of Dorset. The bride was
laintily attired In white chiffon over white
ilk trimmed with duchesse lace and the
In pink chiffon over pink silk
md carried pink flowers. There was a
eception to relatives and friends after the
CEREMONY. The bridal gifts were numerous
md valuable.
DR.. r. B. Burton OF New York j)lned
is family at their cottage here on Satur-
sy.
The Peru team won In game Of base.
all with the Bondvil.e nine at the latter
lace, score: 4.
w. X. Wheeler Of Athol, Mass, Ia
be guest of his friend, II M. Swift, att.
!. Crostman's.
H. N. Swift and Miss Edna Batchelder
TENDED the wedding Of Mr., Swift's sister
essie, Ia Brattleboro on Thursday Of last
'etk.
Repairs on The hotel are completed, ard
is 10 full readiness for business. Mrs.
usau Lskln 10 employed As COOK at the
otel, and Miss Ella Batchelder, waitress.
Irs. Lillian Smith Is employed there also.
Mrs. Lydia Whitney died at her home
ere Saturday afternoon after an Illness
several months from stomach trouble.
uneral services Monday afternoon, Rev.
60. o. Bruce officiating. Interment In
llage cemetery. The deceased leaves
ght children, Mrs. Bernice Moffat and
cd whitney who reside here, and six In
le West.