The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-01

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ugnson services.
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dag fer lheif hpglc ln Brooklyn Atisr
hnsihR spout ihc entsFt ssmacr al
tasr cottage 'Eimo'rr''
Geo W neansis erpecis 10 eom
menns worf spop en Judge NeQseen'l
cottage "isi8g Wee, shieh IS 10 b,
gpssHled osisids,
The sauuN meeting af the Hilisld,
I COT Club sill h beid Tuesday even.
ing. Nof INA. al : a'eleek a. To,
t'oarf lIease
The lsgbi 90 the wess Rad Al
changed by the trustees nov lights w
the Junction u Shepard avenue and
The tusd Ia good shape.
~Dt i.epu T. iiefnenwsy q Troy
sAs In MANCHESTER the last ~ last week.
stopping here on his way 10 and from
lhe Branch Hemenway wedding.
There will be publie suction Of
household goods At the Bryant cottage
on Seminary ave. Tuesdsy. Nov, 9th.
a 10 o'clock a. IN. Watch for posters.
Several from Manchester hvailed
themselves d The opportunity o. the
all rail excursion 10 New York which
wAs run ~ The Rutland Railroad on
"Wednesday last.
Mrs. e. l.. Fowler aud Mr. and
Z Mr.. B. sherman Fowler, who have
been spending the month Of October at
the oryis Cottage, leave Thursday.
They have seen variety o. weather
during their stay here.
MIR. II. NJ. Cushman Of New York
arrived IN iown Wednesday last and
aill make visit Of several weeks du-
ration With her sister, Miss Black. Mrs.
Cushman is always welcome visitor
ID Manchester. her old home.
Snow, snow, snowl Pretty good
for October when we have snow on the
ground aud bard storms three or four
days IN the month, commencing before
the middle and continuing at intervals
through the month. The ground was
covered again Monday morning, and
on Tuesday il showed n good share of
the day while Wednesday was not
much better.
The football game on Saturday af
tcrnoon between b. a b. Seminary |
aud Proctor High School was holly |
contested one and resulted in tie 0 TO |
0. The Proctor boys were good deal /
heavier than h. 4 b. but our boys /
chung TO the game and kept them
down. The team was short several of
lis regular men, and Cross was
obliged 10 retire IN the second half.
The best work was done by Towsley
and Abbott, while Cross was in evil
denee all the time he was on the field
More work should be the cry Of Burr
a Burton.
"A very pretty home wedding took
place in Orwell, VT, last Thursday, at
the home Of Mr.. Jay Branch. when his
sister, Anna h.. was married TO Mr..
II. Hemenway of this place.
In one corner of the parlor cosy arbor,
made Of cedar branches and dotted with
red berries, was erected, and within
This the bridal party stood. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Benjamin ,
Swift, pastor Of the Congregational
,hurch, assisted by Rev. John Bar
stow. Of Lee, Mass. The presents were
and useful, and together with
he large circle of neighbors and friends
gave evidence of the warm
,lace the bride has in the hearts of her !,
ownspeople who know her best Mrs.
Iemenway is no stranger TO Manches
or, having studied here in the semina-
y, and we as community are certainly
o be congratulated on her coming TO :
i've with us. We can assure her Of
nost cordial welcome from all our peo-
lie.
Andrew Z. Martin left on Tuesday h
or New York, where he has taken o
POSITION with Messrs. 0rvis & Howe of a
The Lorraine Mr.. Martin came to '
Manchester twcnty-nine years ago,
nd entered the employ Of the late
Ion. f. II. Orvis of the Equinox, and q
q has been at that hotel every sum \
ser but one since that time. For
wenty winters he was with Mr.. Orvis n
Il Florida and for the past nine years G,
il winters have been spent at the Ho- q
Il Bon Air in Augusta, Ca, where he K
eld responsible position. Mr.. Mar n
IN i to be congratulated on having as q
ociated himself with a house OF the s
landing ofthe Lorraine, ''and Messrs. a
Drvis a Howe are fortunate indeed in o
occurring the services Of so competent
hotel man as Mr.. Martin. Andrew
as travelled up and down the river 10
nd from New York so often that Man.
hester win be only short distance u
way, aud We shall expect TO see more
{ him during the winter than in years a.
asi. We wish him success in his new
ED. N
MANCHESTER CENTER. "
Mrs. John Dimond is in Boston.
Mrs. Charles Thompson is visiting 7
-iends in Schenectady. n. Y. y
Miss Helen Scott OF Bennington,
isited in town Sunday. 81
Mrs. Elmer Adams is visiting V
lends in pawlet. ca
John billiard Of South SALISBURY,
died on friends Sunday. 'e
--ormsby Chapter ID. A. X. met -
It'll Mrs. Jennie billiard Saturday.
j. II. whipplc and sister are oc-
ipyine the Parsons house ON Bonnet y