The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-20
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Rutland, VI.
Rutland,

MessIs Peter And Ioha Leming
ieii for Albany \ " Tuesday lb
ne mVrning
w r. Hard Albert Smith and
iincoin isbanl took hike 10 Bonfn
Pond and back last Tuesday
RI. offices of Dr. l.. h. Pierce
viii be closed from saturday IN.
42nd until the first Of November.
LOST Some time during las
aeek Ia this village. string OF gold
5eads. Return 10 the Equinox and
gvi reward
Miss Libhle Boynt0p left Tor
NeN fofk city on "Wednesday after
ao0n 10 be gone for some little time.
Mr. aud Mrs. J Clarence Bacon
are Keeping house again In the cot
Tags Of Mrs Ella swift which they
haye occupied for the last few win
iefs
Miss Rose Cole, who has been
mn Troy and Lanslngburg visiting
for the past few weeks. has return
I'd 10 her home here accompanied
BY Mrs. VIM Rochester OF Lansing.
0urg
Beginning - obei 3ls' ihs
following stores viii close five night
the wees ~ tiN Ht'0ts. remain
,bS 0isn satiu lay eNthlEg Tacon-
20 Hardware Co, i.sid's Drug Store
lns Ioggeri sbop. Coy 4 MCGUIRE.
Louis y. Martin and j n. Mae
Quinn left on Monday night for Mon
real where they are now located. III
former as room clerk and the latter
As cashier and bookkeeper at the
Windsor Hotel, 1000 guest house
This was making close connections
With a vengeance They have been
at the Equinox all the season. In
similar capacities and as soon as the
house closed on Monday they left
for Montreal and secured their pres
ent positions
While William Hitchcock. Of
the n. T.. T. a 7. Co, was coming
~ the main street on his moor cy-
Gle on Tuesday afternoon, and when
opposite the Orchard Park Hotel. he
was run into by a dog said to
Oelong TO Frank Lyons, and thrown
from his wheel and severely In
Iured. Fortunately no bones were
broken, although he received severe
sprains and many bruises. He was
taken into the Orchard Park Hotel
aud from there taken home TO his
boarding place at Mrs. Ways on
Etas l. H.. H. ug mi A IN IA Ia.
Az possible aud expects TO be able To
be about In a fewdays
a recent issue OF the Platts
burg Sentinel contained the follow
ing "A reception was given to MIR
and Mrs. Frank Gokey in honor of
their Golden Wedding anniversary
Al the home OF their son, John, on
Friday afternoon. Sept. card. where
about forty OF their friends had
lnited to renew their congratula'
lions made fifty years before, Re
ireshments were served al o'clock
fhe bride and groom were then
driven TO their home where they
,ound their dining room. nicely dec
irated with ferns and eyergreens.
tNuhNtla Nhc H'ifNh ~ ~
m, 10 about thirty-fiye OF their rela
lives. MIR. and Mrs Gokey were
the recipients OF many beautiful and
iostly presents, In furniture, linen,
dishes and about $500 in gold
rhe wedding ring was presented by
their son. Henry OF Nashue, ~ II.
their son, Henry OF Nashua, NH.
cent were their daughter Mrs. Min.
ale T.. Cross and daughter, Miss Ber
tha Cross. OF Manchester, yt.,thei'
son Henry Gokey of Nashua, \. H.,
sister, Mrs. Campbell OF Bangor
Me. also Mrs Gardner and Mrs. Boz
deau OF Malone. n. Y. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Plummer OF Mooers. Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ. Mckay OF Perrys Mills
lnd Albion A. Cross OF Burlington,
IT.. Miss Gertrude Gokey OF Cham
plain. n. "
MANCHESTER CENTER.