The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-29

-lGls Benson Of gsllasd visited hs
pnruts over sapeay.
Mrs. stephen Hail who has becr yer
81 10 nov able 10 be out again.
VIII Gfif,ih ard MsIk whsien, hav
entered the 4. V. N. Al Burlington.
Mss Anna Roberts wa. given . eur
prise br aboa, twenty q her ffiend,, sa,
ufdsy evening".
William Jetgs who lives on the Hotei
Beason farm, encountered large besl
while looking for bis cows one light lasi
week
"A New York company which has beer
testing for marble 10 this place, DAnby
ard Tinmoasb has decided 10 make an
opsnlng near the cave qaarry.
Mrs p. II Dam aid two children Of
Bennington visited 10 town last week and
took home with them i.tle william L9vett
nephew OF Mrs. Dunn.
PERu
Mrs. Parker wymsn 10 some better.
VIII Wait Ia III, and under DR.. Milling
tons care.
MIS-. w. Park Aud twla daughters were
recent vi,i.ois 10 town.
--Chss. Hapzooi has been wishing bis
brother, N. J. Hspzood
&C. II. Reynolds Of Manchester Depot
Il 10 the employ OF N. J. Hapgood.
Miss Ardery Dryden OF Chester Is a
guest at Frank and George Rush's.
--E. u. simones, Harry Bailey ard e.
mer Dudley, eli old veterans have been Wis.,
ing Peru friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harrison Bailey lft
town Monday, having been at Mrs Bailey
sisters, Mrs, Justu; Browns.
Miss Charlotte Hspgood who has been
spending several weeks 10 town, has re
turned to her home 10 Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Grant and sons OF New Jersey,
who have boarded at Wallace Parnums
The past summer, left for their home on
Mrs.. Walter Hunt with Master Dewey
g visiting her sister, In Troy, N. II and
friends Ia Marlboro and Jamaica. Mr.. |
Hunt sccompstid them, but has returned.
Walter Hunt has purchased the livery
business at South Londonderry Of Geo. Q.
Davis, ard will move his family there next
week. Mr.. Hunt is good ciliz n, and we
re sorry to lose another good family from
own.
ARLINGTON.
j. ID. Curtis Of New York Is In town
or short time.
Mrs. VIM. Randall OF Brooklyn is visit
ng at F. N. Catfeld's.
Miss E1na Meeker, who has been In
own for three weeks, has returned to htr
ONE in New York.
-Mrs. s. II. Watkins ard daughter have
eturned from short visit In Norwich, ct.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Risdon Of Dandy
pent Thursday and Friday In town.
Percy Lathrop Of Bennington was q.
ONE over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Holden Of Bennirg-
IN we're In town Sunday.
Miss Grace Tucker Of Albany il visit /
z Miss Christina Liscomb.
&C. w. whitney has closed his cottage Y
r the winter. The family left for New
ork on Tuesday.
Rev. W. +. Watkins 10 visiting at the
ctorv.
Mrs. Dunton has gone to visit her sister
Minneapolis.
Miss Ellen B. Garfield returned to her
tiles in Ithaca on Monday.
SYNDICATE.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, widow Of A. N.
amllton, and a resident OF this town
ice her marriage, died at Providence, X.
Sept, IL, after short illness from
eumonia. The funeral was held here.
The undersigned desire to thank neigh.
rs and friends who SO kindly assisted in
Q removal and burial Of our beloved sister
d aunt and also the singers who assist
at the funeral services.
Mrs. A. Dewey.
Mrs. Sarah Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Dewey.
The following notice, taken from the
wark, N. J. Evening News Of Sept. Is
u, may be Of interest to friends Of the
pom In this section; A quiet wedding
X place Tuesday, September 18th, 1904
p. M, at The home Of the bride, IS
aventh avenue, when Miss label, daul b.
Of Mrs. George W. Nelson, was married
Mr.. George II. Hoyt, Of New York.
e ceremony WAS performed by the Rev.
nry b. Hudson, Of New York, an inti-
tie friend Of the groom. The house was
tefully decorated and delicate refresh
n.s were served at the conclusion OF the
emory. The bride wore salt OF brown
'adcloth, with hat to match, aud was IN
ended. The happy pair left on late
In for short trip, with the usual accom- NJ
llment q rice, old shoes ard white
Gamers galore. announcement OF the
nuptials bad been made, and
friends Of the couple were taken CON- :
tely by surprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt :,
ect to reside in New York.
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~ bais ws falling ont very fast, ard y
rapidly turning array, l ,risd sevefsl ,
T preparations. bat they did me more !
q than good. then tried Ayers HAIR !
or. Soon my bsir stopped falling out {
oil the old color vas restored. Then {
TO eros very rapidly, and :
J nov s feet 8 inches long. Mrs. y
lie Knykendsli, Clsremopt, Ill. y