The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-10
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lns hsf kHs& MIS- Jeanne hhiiAfa
-vu Bsft.tk Of Mes iws city ~As a
roeni se,,i n hst ,usl Mr.. nsrie Kent
No Lsey u az and sps u Arlington
visited ~ nod an u, \ sha~ surdsy,
--HeurS Lane Of ATiEoss, formerly Of
hi. place. 10 vlsitlng raistirss for fsw
weeks
M. sd Mr. Ross Il bets sne family
y ha have be~u yl.itins 10 kiddle,osh have
fviafpsd
--sp Alice PHILIPS ~to las been visit
iins h,f brvsh,f -. { Is Rove has fei1fn.
70 slddleb0y.
Mr.. John Lidg,r~ood ssd daughter OF
Brook itu y, " are the guests Of M and
Mr.. Thomas l.idserwood
Z rhe usilu opsr. House and " II.
BapdJ, Block iook very clean each 10 their
uew cos, q psin,.
Mr. sad Ms Louis Cote ard daughter
Of Hobossu, n J are the guests Of Mr..
apd Mr., lrving Connor.
Mr.. Frank R,blrs1n aud son Chas.
~ho hay, been on a carriage drive the past
two stcts have returned
M. johnson grsiuste Of Huron. college
south u ,kots but nov resident OF spring
nelt, Mass 10 the guest OF his friend Chss.
Botsfofd
a. all
Ms.s sre ps., log part Of their vacation
With their grandparents Nj, and Mrs.
Henry " Davis.
% msby Chsp,er u. A. r. have reeeiy-
ed NJ lnyl stlon 10 be present at the unvell-
ins Of monument TO The memory OF Ethan
Allen 10 Burlington, VI, Aug. l6'b.
The lawn parry given by the aides OF
The Methodist church was d lsncisl sue.
eess. The receipts OF the evening being
nesfly t~eniv dollrs.
Mics / uise Wymsn left yesterday for
Minneapolis, MINI. 70 attend the marriage
Of her brother, Mr.. A. Phelps Wymsn to
Mics Martha Sc 1T Anderson Of that city
Miss wyman will visit relatives in Chicago
md Milwaukee tn route.
We copy from the Woman. Journal Of
August 5tb, published In Boston, MASS,
the following: Mics MARTINS Scott Ander-
con, Who hiss been for the past twelve years
on the slafi OF the Minneapolis journal, 10
to be married this month to Mr.. A. Phelps
wymsn Of Chicsgo. Miss Anderson IL
pleasantly remembered by the delegates TO
the Nstivusl Suffrage Convention held IN
Minneapolis four years sgo, for the good
reports that she gave Of the meetings. She
10 the daughter OF Mrs A. T. Anderson,
a prominent club woman. Mr.. wyman Is
the son OF DR.. and Mrs. K. l. Wymsn OF
Mar, chester Ctbtre, VI. He IL landscape
architect, and has studied at the Masss.
chusetts Institute Of Technology and at
Cornell University, aud did business for
81 me lime In New York. The Chicago 7.
4 Club will doubtless seek to add this
Dung couple 10 lite membership when they
set up Housekeeping IN that city few
weeks hence.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
Mr.. l. & Vauderlip Of Chicago II at
Mr. G. A. Bourn's.
The New York store is advertising
good bargains.
Rev. J. B. Felt Of Pulaski, N. Y, 10
visiting at NJ. A. Tsylor's.
Mrs W. G. Miller and dauahterl are
stopping at J. C. Bsckmers.
One hundred and thrty-eIght registered
At the BatteDkll Ion last week.
Miss Marcy Waite lie visiting her sister
Mrs. Ira Walker 10 Peru.
Miss Nellie Brothers Of Waterford, N.
Y is at her brothers, Charles Brothers..
Next regular meeting Of Skinner Re-
lief Corps will be held on Friday at 2.3O
p. m.
Paul Fowler has gone to Rutland In
the interest Of the Native Bank Souvenir
Post Card Co.
-Bradl'y's Butter Package Factory has
not been In operation since the breakdown
Of two weeks ago.
Mrs W. A. Taylor and Mrs. John
aaul OF Lsnsingburg, N. Y, lie stopping q
lew days with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Healey.
Henry Lawrence and H. G, Reynolds
are building residences on Lincoln Drive,
south OF the Rutland Railroad.
Mrs. Augustus Gray who has been
quite seriously III at her daughters, Mrs.
Mallory's. is very much improved.
d. L. Buckley, clerk at the New York
store, Ia tfi on two weeks vacation. He
will take trip to schenectady, MY.
r. b. Gray and family Of Akron, Ohio,
has been visiting his sister Mrs. J. B. Bourn
for week returning home Tuesday.
July 3lst two more large brown trout
we're taken from the Bsttenkif, one by
Harry Amedou ard the other by his broth
n Herman, each trout weighed two and
.hree four,hs pounds. 0ne WAS Fighter
md the other nineteen aud half inches
ong. Thep were both beauties.
--Mrs. ysnderlip and Mrs. Raymond Of
Chicago who have been visiting friends In
town, left last Thursday to visit friends In
,iher places, and the same night Mrs. Van.
lerlips youngest son came to Manchester.
This WAS quite q surprise to bis friends as
veil ~ his mother. He left here Monday (
morning to j,in bis mother at North Ben.
,ington.
SOUTH DORSET.
Good hay weather last week.
showers Sunday so the poor hired men
.ould rah. a