The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-06

town Of 30 New York children for a
two weeks vacation in the country.
These children, sent out by the "Tri-
bune Fresh Air Fund" will reach here
on Monday next. aud arrangements
have been made through the kindness
Of o. p. Walker of the Fuller Lumber
Co., 10 care for them in the Taylor
house on the East road. Furniture,
bedding, etc, have been provided by
the ladies Of the Congregational church,
and already supplies for the table ire
being promised. However, much more
is needed. The children will doubtless
have most hearty appetites, and we
must not let them 90 hungry. Fruit,
vegetables, eggs and all sorts OF plain
food supplies will be most acceptable
TO those in charge Of the commissarlat,
while bats and balls and games Of all
kinds will be welcomed by the enter
tainment committee. Two weeks Of
our mountain air will be Godsend TO
those who have spent the long hot days
of the summer in crowded, almost
GREATNESS city homes, and all our peo-
Pile will want to help in this great work
by giving us both moral and financial
support. The Congregational church
will be open all day Friday to receive
gifts Of supplies or money. and we hope
for a liberal response TO our appeal.
MRS. EDw. ORvIs,
Pres. Benevolent Society.
On Wednesday, July 10Th, a very
pretty wedding occurred at st. Pauls
Roman Catholic church. AT nine
o'clock tho organ began the Bridal
March from Lohengrin, and the bridal
party, Miss Anna Cherbonneau and
Mr.. Fred Adkin, with Miss Lizzie
Bushee as bridesmaid and Mr.. Edmund
Cherbonneau, brother of the bride,
AS best men, advanced 10 the altar.
The ceremony was performed and
Mass celebrated by Rev. FIR. Kelly.
The altar WAS profusely adorned with
flowers. The bride was lovely in a
white silk gown trimmed with white
lace and white hat. Her attendant
also wore white. The happy couple
left the Church TO the strains of Men
dclssohns Wedding March. The many
friends who had assisted at the service
agreed in pronouncing it beautiful
wedding" A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Ne brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cherbon-
neau, TO the relatives and near friends,
and in the evening a reception was
given, attended by nearly two hundred
guests, who after admiring the many
aud handsome presents passed the time
in dancing and wandering about the
grounds which we're lighted by num-
bers Of Chinese lanterns. Delicious
refreshments were served. After the
wedding trip the young couple will re-
side in Schenectady, N. Y, where they
will begin housekeeping in a month.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Milo Waite was a recent guest
of Mrs. s. J. Bowen.
Lewis Combs of Albany was call.
ing on friends here Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. w. Barrett are at
their own house for few weeks stay.
Mrs. James Adair OF Wallingford
is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Sarah J.
Bowen.
Miss Dorothy Fisher is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Edward Hartnett in Fort
Edward, N. Y.
Miss Edith Barrett, who has been
visiting friends in Burlington, return.
ed home Saturday.
Rev. Harry McCready who has been
spending several days in Maine. re.
turned Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Ames, who has been
visiting friends in several places in New
York state, has returned.
Frank Combs, who has been spend
ing few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Bundy. has returned 10 Albany.
Rev. J. s. Brown and family, who
have been spending week with
friends here returned 10 ST. Adams
Saturday.
Horace Flower and his nephew
Russell Flower OF Rupert. we're in
town Saturday and Sunday calling on
friends.
Miss Martha kohIer left for Rut.
land Wednesday and will 20 from there
with Mr.. Kirk aud family 10 Lake
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