The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-13

Mr.. and Mr.. hofmlng of Me-
fugk city, arr visiting their sos. :. A
Horminr. u this place
N. eastman and wif. o; Mort
Bennington spent Monday in town.
Mrs. X, GAal and daughter Ann
arr visiting IN hoossck Falls.
sANDGATr.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W Prindle ~er
visiting friends in town last week.
r. \. Randall Of Cambridge VA
here last week on hunting trip.
M. z. Hard was elected town rep
reseniativo by = large vote.
"A good many from this place al
tended the Cambridge Fair last week
MIR. and Mr.. I'M. Peek Of Broad
albin. n. Y, are visiting in town.
Miss Grace Andrew is teaching IN
South Arlington and Vivian Smith on
the green in West Arlington.
Miss Ella Lscmis has secured po'
sition IN the seventh grade in the Pouli'
ney graded school,
Sheep buyers are quite plenty this
fall, and are paying good prices for
sheep and lambs.
Our schools opened this week with
Miss Mae Wyman in No. /, Miss Carrie
Randall in No. 2. Miss lone Smith in
No. Z and Miss Anna NJ Brant in No. s..
EAST RUPERT.
Where are all the members OF our
Sunday SCHOOL,
Robert Frost spent Sunday with
relatives IN town.
School began Monday with Miss
Nellie Young teacher.
Several from here attended the fair
at Cambridge last week.
Miss May Frost, who has been
quite i'll, is better at the present writ
ing.
Miss 0rrie Baker of North Claren-
don is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Miss A. Roberts has been spending
a few days with relatives and friends
in town.
Miss Mildred Danforth returned
Friday after spending the summer in
Brattleboro.
--Messrs. Young were in town last
week, looking for sheep that had been
killed by dogs.
Miss Amy Harwood returned Mon
day to her home here after spending
few weeks in Cola. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Il. Towsley of
Bellows Falls are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Towsley.
PERU.
Mr. and Mrs. O. 4. Wilkinson left
town Tuesday.
I'D. Peckham and family of Rhode
Island are guests at W. j. Farnum's.
DIR. Seymour goes to Troy this
week to visit his daughter who is in
hospital there.
Mrs. C. X. Batchelder closed her
cottage on Wednesday and soon goes
% her home in Burton, s. c.
Ralph and Mildred Batchelder went
o their home in North Cambridge last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Batchelder
cave this week.
The following, taken from the YER
mont Phoenix, will be of interest TO the
,eople of Peru. as Mrs. Foster is well
Known here, having lived with G. w.
people much of the time
ince her mothers death, which oc-
urred when Mrs. Foster was a child;
HE FosTER.BARDwELL WEDDING IN
LEYDEN, MASS.
The town of Leyden, Mass, witness
ID and shared in marriage ceremony
Il unusual interest, at noon, Wednes-
lay, the 9th inst, the parties being
frank Ransom Foster, one of the lead
ng men of the town, and Miss Lula
,abra Bardwell of Brattleboro. The
'illage church was crowded with the
,eople who responded to the invita-
ions which were sent to practically all
he townspeople and many friends in
,ther places. II was tastefully deco
ated with autumn flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
". g. Richardson, the presiding elder
II the Springfield district of the Meth
,dist conference, tee ring service being
lsed. The bride was attended by Miss
lila Elsie Foster, sister of the groom,
Is bridesmaid, and the groom by Prof.
Robert Buddington of Wesleyan Uni
,ersity, formerly of Mt. Hermon. They
entered the church preceded by the
ishers, Raymond f. Cowan, John +.
Allen, Herbert +. Allen and Edward
and the flower girl, little
Miss Florence Wright, daughter of w.
l. Wright Of Leyden, while Miss Daisy
Holton of Mortified, friend Of the
bride, played the wedding march.
The bride wore white chiffon, with
sash Of liberty satin, and carried white
BRIDES roses. The bridesmaid wore
white nuns yelling and pink roses. The
lower girl was in white with pink rib
bons.
From 10 3, Wednesday afternoon,
the Foster homestead, which has been !.
In the family III years, was thrown
open to the guests, large number ex.
lending their congratulations 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Foster. At the close Of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster started
on carriage drive into Vermont.
There were many beautiful presents.
Mr.. Foster was formerly school
teacher, and now, in addition 10 the
,.,.. ~ bia Farm, IL the nranrietar nf