The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-21

koeNa in ntiiN sHo link, ~Fsb Fihk IA
ane plume Her apwer we're pitk roses
The cersmpHy was performed by Rev
Csnlcs T. Cnhssi, pastor % the church
Mls Clara sesrns ~ Troy presisod a, tn
nfgsn, TIE ushrrs wcre Bkrlsr Hopkini
Of New York. Harry ", sbcldon 81 yos
kers and George l. frefch and Pred S
HelIer, q Troy. ihsoihlie X ccmbs q
New York acted ss beat man. After Ii,
ceremony sbsu, nsnsty gusts we're eater
tsined a, the home o. the brides mother
Ms spssad FIELD Hoiley ~ Dorset, and
q wesdlss breakfast vas served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoason nil reside IN New York
There ~as . large display ~ seddlng gifts
Among cot Of town pc ple present we no
liccd Mr.. ADD Mrs. A. W. Harrington, jf.,
AID daughter. Lorraine, Of Troy, Mr.. And
Mrs n. W. sheldon OF Yonkers. Mrs. Har.
RE, Humphrey. Miss Bessie Humphrey,
Mss phlne Humprey, MI. Janet Prem.
tIss, Mrs. Henry Prentlss, all Of New York,
Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. v. q Lssell and
daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Height ard
Constance. Ransom Gillet, Troy,
Mis-, Carrie y. Hoiley, New York The
esteem 10 which the bride Ia held here VAS
shown BY the elaborates decorations Of the
church aud Of the club house where The
WAS held. The organ loft was
banked with pIne trees and from the aide
sllses leading TO the choir were many small
pine trees, also 90 each aide OF the pulpit
platform From the ceiling 10 front OF the
,ht II ropes Of evergreen were festoored
md the choir rail- was covered with evei
green.
RUPERT
.-Mr. and Mrs. II c. Gnild, Ida Dan can,
Mrs. Burns sheldon, Byron Mccall ard
1hsrlle Sheldon attended "Faustr at Graz
iille, \. Y, Thursday evening.
Mrs. @. II. Thompson and MIS-. WIN.
: ven gave reception to the Daughters
i Eve" Thursdsy evening In honor Of Jer-
lie sherman who is to lave town. Each
laughter was rtques.ed 10 represent pud-
leg which they did very accurately, ard
he following we're chosen Queen, Sara
'aldrize, Eaglsn, Mary Burton, Snow,
,elle Mccall, Pan dowdy, Carrie Have,
'hsrlotte russo, Charlotte Bsldridge, IL
ian, Jennie Mccall. A foe collat ion was
erved by the hostesses.
EAST DORSET.
F G. Williams who has been In the
Gilson House the past year expects 10
ave a, the end Of the year. We have not
armed as to his successor.
George II. Reed has sold his real es-
Ute TO s. A Shelter and will sell his per-
,nsl property, including Ave horses, 3
,v. and much other property at auction
D Saturday OF this week at 10 a. m
NORTH DORSET
Bernard Cooney is working In Dandy.
Miss Matte Grfllsh has returned to
ennington.
Miss Carrie Sears was at her home In
sst Dorset over Sunday.
John r. Petty Of P,quonnock Bridge,
onn., Is at his home here.
Mark Thompson has moved onto the
Gorge NJ. Wallis farm In East Dorset;
Frank Earle Of Wallipgford has moved {
ito the farm recently vacated by Marx
thompson.
George J. Russell, aged about go years {
life long resident Of this town, was found
ad in his bed last Thursday morning. 1t !
his death was caused by did,
Sc of the heart. He was the youngest
q OF the late Ira Russell and leaves no
nily. He leaves two brothers, Nahum
10 lives in iIows, Charles a resident Of
ia town aud Mrs. Samantha Griffith who
tides 10 Berlin, Mass /, a sister.
Word has been received Of the death Of
8. Augeline Cochrane, which occurred
'ril IS b, at the residence OF her daugh-
.. John Byard In Southboro, Mass. She
8 the daughter Of the late Silss Eddy OF (
nhsll and married for her first husband =
] sh Simonds Of Peru from which mar
&c three children survive, Mrs. Byard,
as Simonds OF Marlboro, Mass, and Mrs.
l. Farnum OF Manchester Depot. After
death Of her first husband she married {
win Phillips Of Peru and after his dec. \
e she married Ira Cochrane OF Chcopee, \
IS. She leaves one brother, DR.. Jerome
dy OF Glens Falls, N. Y. The body
! be brought here for nterment and the
eral will be held at the church this
ursdsy.
ARLINGTON.
w. N. Hard is In New York for a few
Is.
e. c. Woodwork and wife we're in AL.
", Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Watkins spent We'd r
day Ia Bennington.
= Mrs. J. J Stakeholder and son Harold
In Albany for a few days.
Mrs. William Casey and Mrs. Daley Of 4
nington spent Sunday at VIM. Walsh's
Mrs N. J. Houghton who has spent
winter in Pttifsld returned home on q
nday. q
Mrs. J. ID. Curtis OF New York city
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Garfield.
-Hermon Webb, son Of Mrs. A. j. Webb
vigorously i'll with pneumonia at his
Ie. Oh
DIR. Cochron has broken up housekeep-
for the present, his family being In I
t Dorset.
Mrs. Geo,geN Andrew and daughter 4
liIe VI Ngrth Adams have been visit (
fliends Ia town. <
New Windows have been placed In the $
ry aud choir rooms Of ST. James church >
off af th. = Jsrnes Unfid y