The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-22


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pnessni ieaeh3ne a. J 6. 4. Poultpey
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iheir storm shadows 90 we're secu 10
ga : hustle 81 ahen V, storms - last
/ week reminded ihem that fall had
ccAsed 10 linger 10 The lap u summer,
+ bai had msyei 90 for another year.
The Holland railrpsd hns issued d
/ folder entitled Information with Ref.
erenoe 10 Sale and Tee " Mileage
+ Books. containing much that Is valu.
able relative 70 the use Of mileage
books These folders can be obtained
81 the station ticket booth.
In making recent repairs on the
Old Taconic pan 81 ihc Equinox House
shingles that had been ou for l0i year,
we're taken ~ thst were IN a line state
" preservation These shingles had
lseB isid with the old style Of hand
made nails.
The Rev. John Barstow. formerly
pastor o. the Congregational church at
Manchester, was installed pastor Of the
Congregational church al Lee, Mass,
Tuesday evening, Nov 10. The ser
mon was preached by the Rev. George
rs Mills 81 Bennington, who is an in
innate friend Of the Rev. Mr.. Barstow.
There will be Thanksgiving dance
at Dorset Inn. the price Of which will
be 81 per couple. No gentleman with
ont a lady will be admitted. The com.
mittee reserve the right TO refuse ad.
mission TO any Objectionable character.
McBride's orchestra will be in attend.
aneo.
The following named gentlemen
comprised the volunteer band that took
charge Of the outside festivities at the
Oryis Simpson wedding Tuesday night
Frank Regan, VIM. II. Graham, Il. II.
Swift. NJ l.. Pettibone. Frank Bowen
and !. Kennedy. Louis Martin had
charge of the artillery.
The home Of Hon. and Mrs. David
X. Simonds was the scene Tuesday
afternoon Of very pretty wedding
when Miss Elmina Anna Simpson was
married 10 Albert Charles Orvis. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. seaver Of Rutland. at i:30 in the
afternoon in the presence of the inn
mediate members Of the family only. !
The bride was tastefully gowned in
light gray silk with slippers to match,
and carried shower bouquet of carna-
tons and never looked prettier. They
were congratulated by about one hun
dred friends and relatives who were
present at the reception, aud left for
short trip after having been serenaded |
by drum corps recruited especially |
for the occasion. Cannons were also |
fired and red lights Sc, of.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
--Jno. II. Dimond was in Rutland on
Monday on business.
"A social dance will be held in the |
opera house Friday evening.
Regular meeting Of Skinner w. r.
c. Friday at 2.30 p. IN,
Mrs, NJ. J. Convey has so far recov-
cred AZ 10 be able 10 ride out.
George Lugene is greatly improv-
ing his residence by the addition of a
wide piazza,
The social dance at the Union
opera house Tuesday evening was well
attended and a good time was had.
The Junior Card Club met with
Miss Lillian Thompson Monday even
ing. Ii was very enjoyable occasion.
The Ladies' Society Of Zion church |
will meet with Mrs. II. n. Shaw on
Thursday afternoon
Right Rev. Arthur G. A. Hall will /
visit Zion church and ofliciate Monday
evening, Nov. 20. at 40.
The many friends Of Herbert Bell
will be pleased 10 hear that he is bet
ter at this writing.
Don't forget the sale Of fancy and /
useful articles at the parlors Of the
Baptist church this. Thursday. after. 1
noon aud the supper this evening from
$50 TO S o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Rowe, Mrs. Hiram |
Kent aud Miss Laura Towsley visited /
Mrs. A. Way nj the home Of her daugh- /
ter, Mrs. +. Graves, IL Sunderland,
Thursday.
-While Mrs. Fred Barton was hang |
ing ont clothes recently, beautiful /
deer came bounding along and stopped
for = while near by. Mrs. Barton 1
spoke Ia il aud it seemed pleased TO /
hear human voice.
Regular meeting Of the Battenkill
Valley Grange next Tuesday evening
in the basement Of the NJ. Il. church.
All members are requested to be pres |
ent as business cf importance i TO be
transacted,