The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, A. IoWsiey
visited Mark Seutt who is very I'D, Sat
urdsy and Sunday.
MIR, Annie Rogers is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Dhas. paaforih, and
friends OF this place.
Mrs. Geo. Gilbert and son Holley
and Miss Margaret Gilbert had charge
Of the Sunday School, Sunday.
Frank Fraliek has returned home
after a visit ~ bis yIis, who is visiting
her mother Mrs. Emily Danforlh here.
Mrs. George Towsley and Miss
Louis called on Mrs. Towsley's sons,
Clayton and Charles and families,
Thursday.
Mrs. Wickham and family have
rented the Engrem cottage near
Hagar Falls for the summer, and have
taken possession.
NORTH RUPERT.
NOTICE.
We find there are many graves III
the cemetery ut North Rupert which
are unmarked; eyidertfy Some of them
are very old. Although We have made
inquiry to some extent. We are unable
to locate the names 81 all persons
buried there, and MS we are soon To
begin grading and improving the Gem
etery, We want to,de everything pos
sible to locate these unknown graves.
To aid us in this work. we hereby re.
quest the people Of North and East
Rupert, who have friends or acquaint-
ances buried there. or who might in
any way assist us in the matter, to
meet at said cemetery in North Ru'
pert on Thursday, august 10TH, 1907,
in the afternoon.
WILLIAM RooT,
CHARLES PHILLIps,
JAMES A. LEACH,
o. p. BLACK,
RALPH, DEMO.
Trustees North Rupert Cemetery Assn.
North Rupert, Va, August LIST, 1907.
SOUTH sHAFTsBURY.
Miss Jennie Hastings is visiting
friends in jamestown, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moon have
been visiting in Bennington.
Geo. Galusha has returned after
an absence Of several years in Ala.
bama.
During recent electrical storm
Cole Hall was badly damaged by light.
ming.
&C. +. Chaplin Of Waterbury, Conn,
has been a recent guest of Mrs. May
NJ. Bruce.
Geo. and Ralph Mirfeld of Illinois,
are with their mother, Mrs. Sarah
Mirfeld.
Mrs. Marcia Ingraham of Ypsilanti,
Mich, is here, the guest OF g.. H.
Dunlap, and H. M. Bottom.
"A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Howard Friday evening
for their son, Earle Howard and bride.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hitchcock has sold
her place 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beagle and Mrs. d. Baldwin Of Ben
nington.
-. X. Hilliard Of Rutland, who has
taught here the past two years. will not
return this fall, but will go TO North
Pownal.
The New England Telegraph and
Telephone company have been work
ing here several weeks, making pre-
parations 70 place Is new telephones
in as many homes in the town.
Col. Eugene d. Cole died at Mon
tevista, Col. Saturday, July n, death
being caused by the amputation of a
leg. He was born in SALISBURY and
lived here until he enlisted in 1861.
He was appointed sergeant June 70,
1861; LIST sergeant, Sept. IA. 1861; 2nd
lieutenant, May q, 1862; LIST lienten-
ant, Oct. IL, 1862, and WAS mustered
out with the honor OF colonel June -,
1854. He was brave soldier and hon
ored his promotions. After the war
be lived for many years in Sargents,
Neb., and afterwards entered the
soldiers home in Montevista. He was
never married. His parents we're
David G. and Caroline Sickle Cole.
Two brothers survive. Felix g. Cole Of
Minneapolis, and Erskine Cole Of Ben
nington.
Tuesday, July q. was marked by
The wedding Of Miss Moliie Stark Bot.
tom, daughter Of n. Merle Bottom,
and Harry q. Peck at the brides
home. The psrlors were handsomely
decorated with ferns and daisies, an
alter before which The
couple stood. being made Of the same
Al 2 O'Clock the ceremony
vas performed by Rev. George Will
Jams, the bridal party passing through
white gates on their way 10 the altar
which were opened by means Of long
daisy chains by the Misses Grscia
Peek. Bertha Norris, Jessie and Ida
Harrington. y. b. Randall furnished
music for she occasion. The bride