The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-01-12

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Mis- Mary Cctringtam ~ho Ia, be'
Ia town ief some siGe has ietsrSsa 70 b.
ies.
Miss Mary hsDsni,s ~ Troy, vi
has hscn 10 town daring the holidays, h
nisrnsd.
Miss kiicA aebo5. Frd haIles ~
Rev. n. J. MAllei, were 10 walllnsfoi
Wednesday ard Thursday.
rERU.
No. ichooi, taught by Miss Nab
Brown, closed on ~ Hay Of last week.
Mi. xsnsb Coolidge returned to Do
set en- Tue.dsy after fe~ days say
home.
Charles Fartum aad sou, Madison, ~
ri,itirg relatives 10 SpfIn, q I'd and Mar
boro, Msst
Thermometers have not gone belo'
zero here yet. Why no, Peru for "sir
ter resortgF
The students from bore at Burr an,
Burton Seminary and elsewhere have re
turned to fchool.
Rev. q o. Bruce being absent. Mrs
read a sermon AZ the chufcl
Sunday, at the usual hour.
Joseph Farnum left recently for Mid
Il. l., where be Ia employed b,
his brother-in-lsw, Mr.. Peokham.
Rev. Mr.. Bruce ofieia,ed at wedding
10 the north part Of the safe, and he vii
remain 10 that section for two or tire,
a eeks to assist In eyapgelics meetings.
A son Of Simeon Lyon wss present at
he funeral Of Asron Lyon, who was b'rn
n 1877 upon the "slm" lot, so'cailed, to.
yard the top Of Bromley Nj, where there
3 DO mark Of a cellar hole now
The remains Of Aaron Lyon, who died
!, the home of bis sister, Mrs. Marietta
Wallace, In Shushsr, N. Y, were brought
ere for burial. Funeral service was held
undsy morning, Rev. Geo. O. Bruce { H.
istlrg. lnterment In the village cemetery.
frs. Wallace and two nephews Of the de-
essod, Charles Lyon and Mr.. Hunt, &C.
ompsnied the remains. Several relatives
-om Winhall were present at the funeral.
We notice that the Manchester cores
ondent Of the N. Y. Tribune represents
nat we are ell blocked up and Ia a pitab,e
light up here In Peru. Now let the facts
} stated as they we're at that time. There
as only about Elk inches Ct snow here, no
Ind, no drifts, mail every day and ielo-
'sph and telephone ser,.e uninterrupted.
leo the 10 west record OF the thermometer
ID been only one degree below zero. II
ems strange that with such an ex:ep-
,Dsl record here, almost unparalleled, go
z stake" could be made up. By tie
ny, who is that correspondent We
ould like to give him special invitation
Bromley House dinner.
ARLINGTON.
The winter term Of the village schot
gan Monday.
Miss Enid +. Lskin has returned to Il 9
rmsl school at Castletop.
The Pensioners Of st. Columban's
arch deeply regret the removal Of Father
W er, their pastor, who has been trans
red to Ludlow. Father Dryer has had
NJ re OF st. Columbsn's for eight years
l has accomplished much good. for the
-ish. committee representing the con-
cation handed him purse Of 800 We'd
day.
The Arli 1gton s )cial and Literary club
elected officers as follows; President,
,hael T. Killion; vice president, Thomas
secretary, Patrick II. Thomp-
j; treasurer, Charles H. June; board Of
ectors, Il j. Cullinap, VIII Webb, Hor-
Goe wey and T. II. Garfield; trustees
M. Barber, M. w. Conroy aud M. Y.
lion auditors, c. II. June, 4. G. Wood
-th and NJ. W. Conroy; entertainment
lmittee, +. II. Garfield, Thomas J. Nor
ey and Horace Goewey.
Saturday afternoon at the home OF Mr..
Mrs. Joel Wyman Of DelansoD, N. Y,
until few years since Of this town,
nrred the marriage Of their Youngest .
ghter, Eva b. to Aaron X. Gardner Of
y, n. Y. Promptly at 2 30 O'Clock the
e entered the parlor leaning on the arm Y
er father, preceded by the groom and
brides mother. Mrs. B. M. Bentley,
nr Of the bride, presided at the organ :,
rendered the wedding march. The '
e was tastefully gowned In cream col.
crepe de pare trimmed with silk ard
lace to match, the groom wore the y
Il conventional black, the parlor was
tily decorated with evergreen. After
ceremony performed BY the Rev. ID. c.
re, the guests repaired to the dining A
a where touutlful repsst was served.
presents we're many and beautiful. Y
happy couple left the same evening for
III to New York ard Washington. Mrs.
liner Is charming young lady and will
ell remembered by. the young people
SYNDICATE.
We have jus, been having the worst Ar
n OF the season aud the back roads are -
sed. =
rhs P,esiding Elder and Pastor met
the Official board Of the church Friday
poon ard appointed a new board for 1
'omitg year. I
There will be donation and oyster
er at the NJ 4 church for the benefit
". Mr.. Harris on Tuesday evening
ary 2ilh. All are cordially Invited. \
drs. Julia A. Barnes died Jan. s aged 4
She was the mother Of John McDurfte I
had reslded with him the past ten {
!. The remains we're taken to Green
N. Y for iptermeut,