The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21

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tseeu Walter r. HART aul + A.
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comic Hardware - q carry ga tAt
iiarlanrr bssncs. formerly osnr4 IS
q T.. Mopievtk. Mr. Hard vIl aet
~ secretary aud treasurer and ST.
Henruesy as manager Mr. Hard is
iuo well known n r-qurr amy intro
dleiiun, Mr hcmenwHy la. been Tor
two and oar.haH years % the employ
Ut Buruham sloepel Co., one 81 the
| largest wholesale houses ~ Detroit,
Starting 1t thc bottom BE- has steadily
son promotion. and FOR The past year
has beca q, -isiaui manager Of one de
paumrH, The nrW hrn bespeaks the
good Nll Of this community aud by
street attention ia business aud by al
desire 10 give square deal, hope 10
receive aud retain the confidence Of /
their patrons.
MANCHESTER CENTER
john billiard Of Rutland is in
town for tew DAYS.
Miss Cora Parsons, who has been
absent from town for the past four
years. Is now living at Charles Ways
Jack prpymi Of Rutland and Stella
PrGyan, who have been teaching in
MASSACHUSETTS,, were home few days
recently.
Mrs. Eugene Andrew of North
Adams is IA town to attend the com
mcncemcnt exercises Of Burr n Bur
ton Seminary from which her son,
Moulure, graduates.
WEST ARLINGTON
Emerson Huri, who has been very
III, Is able 10 be out again.
Mrs. Clara Derrick of Shushan,
\. T.. Is visiting at Mrs. II q Bucks.
Mrs. II. n. Farnham has returned I
from vlsit with relatives in Spring
ield. {
Cecil Farnham spent few days I
ast week with his father in Albany,
\, Y.
Estcla Harrington has returned
rom Burr a Barton Seminary for the
ummer vacation.
% NJ. Bailey and daughter, Vir-
,inia Of Cola, n. Y. are visiting at
}. Il, Harriugton's.
Eyi Fairbanks, who is working for
Wallace Bailey, had the misfortune TO ]
ave one Of his ears cut off last week.
H. was hauling logs in the woods
hen he slipped down and one II the
rs rolled over him taking of his ear.
he doctors have little hopes of saw y
~ the ear.
The Union church on the Green
AS the scene of pretty wedding
une II, when Miss Lillian Strong of A.
us place and Arthur Durham Of North
were united in marriage.
he church was prettily decorated
18th ferns aud daises. The bride wore
gown of white organdlc and carried
boquet of roses. She was attended
! two little flower girls dressed in
hlte. The ceremony was performed
! Rev. A. 5. Davis of North Ben
ngton After the wedding recep-
Dn was given Mt the home of the
'ide al which only the most intimate
lends were present
EAST RUPERT.
Frank Frost spent Sunday after
ION IN town.
Daniel l.ackcy spent few days in
ranyille last week.
Warren Wilkins Of Granville spent
inday afternoon with friends IN
WI.
Laura Towsley Of Dorset attended
g picnic at Hagar Falls Saturday, n,
me .. "
Frank Mason, who has been spend
= a few days III town, has returned
North Clarendon.
MIR. aud Mrs Eddy aud family
ire guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
atwood last week.
Mrs. Frank Danforth was called
Granville Saturday by the death of
r sister, Mrs. Charles Robinson.
BENNINGTON.
p. A. Baldwin passed last Sunday
SALISBURY.
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