The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-04


IL u hoped ina, the uumber 81 entire
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MANCHESTER crsTKR.
Mrs. Alta Sessions and dnughtci
are visiting 10 piiis6eld.
Frank Woodland visited friends Il
Bennington Tuesday.
Miss Jpnia Lugene. who bias beer
visiting 10 Rutland. has returned.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Shaw
are visiting friends ID North Adam.
this week.
Master Alexander Fields Of. Brook
I lyn, y. T.. i the guest of NJ, and
Mrs. W. II. Bundy.
Walter and chauncey Shaw are
home from the U. V. NJ. for their sum.
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Williams and
children Of Rutland are visiting friends
in town.
Miss Mary Scott Of Bennington is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence
Curtis.
The Bsraea class gave lawn
party on the church lawn Tuesday
evening.
Manchester Union Band and
Pacific Engine Co., will celebrate in
Salem, n. Y, the Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. Fields, who have
been visiting in town, have returned 10
their home in Brooklyn.
Albert d. Walker. wife and
daughter. Mabel. of Morris, H., are
guests Of H. A. Walker
Miss Read Of Springfield. Mass,
and Miss Elsie Child of Newport,
II. L., are spending the summer at
NJ. w. Barrctt's.
John Squires is improving
his residence with coat of paint.
Gilmore a Adams are welding the
brush.
-Ormsby Chapter, ID. A. r., were
invited to meet at the home Of the
regent, Mrs. Snyder. in Dorset Mon
day. All who could accepted the in
Citation M - 10 1. ,,,ngt laEvbtf,i
place and we always receive cordial
welcome. The meeting was interest
ing, and the refreshments were delic-
ious. The first green peas OF the sea
son were served. The ride was pleas
ant rs the roses were in full bloom and
the perfume was waited on the gentle |
breezes of summer.
Gilbert II. Brophy and Miss Edith
l}eebe were united in marriage Mt the
home of the bride last Wednesday by
Rev. d. NJ. Rogers. The bride was
attended by Miss Brophy, sister of
the groom, and Henry Stone as best
man. The bride was gowned in white
silk. Miss Beebe was a graduate of
Burr a. Burton Seminary in the class
Of 1906. The groom is known as one
Of Dorset's best young men. The best
wishes of many friends go with the
happy couple. Following is list of
names of the people from out of town
who attended the Beebe Brophy we'd
ding last Wednesday, June 2G: Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Brophy, Miss Bessie
Brophy, Miss Gertrude Brophy, Harry
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Beebe and
family, Miss Bertha Ames, Miss Lucy
D. Wall, Miss Helen Wall, Master
Joseph Reed, Miss Helen Reed, East
Dorset; Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
rows, Dorset; Mr.. and John Buffum,
Miss Clara Buffum, Wallingford; H.
NJ. Butts and wife, VIM. Butts, Mrs.
ISABEL Ijams, Miss Helen ljams, Troy,
Ny.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Alta Sessions is visiting her
lister in Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Miss Martha Kohler is home for q
ew days.
Walter Hunt and wife of South
londonderry were in town Monday.
Frank Simonds of South London
Jerry called on friends here last week.
Miss Mary Scott of Bennington is
pending her vacation with her sister,
irs. Clarence Curtis, in this village.
John Seaver and son of Spring
eld, Mass, are visiting friends and
here.
George Seymour and wife Of
,chaghticoke, N. Y, are stopping
nth A. l.. Jenkins.
Harry Kent has moved from east |
lin street, having taken rooms with s
Albert Cherbonneau.
George Long has been employed +
y the Rutland railroad AS helper at !
his station.
&C. a. Bourn came 10 the front
nd caught two and three quarter d
ound trout first Of the week. I
IL. G.. Pierce, wife and child of
lcriden, Conn, are visiting friends
ere. Mr.. Pierce was formerly con a
ec,ed with the Norcross- West Co. Il
J, Rauth and wife, their daughter,
Irs. Yeskey, and two children Of New
ork, are stopping with NJ. l.. Man G
y. n
Robert Anderson has resigned his Il
osition with the Rutland railroad here il
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