The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-27
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

hARD'S DRUG SlURE.
B~li--- Marsh.
One 81 the pfeitiest weddings 81
the season Nae solemnixed Thursday
evening AZ o'clock in The FRS.
Baptist church when MARY. daughte.
81 Mrs Melealf marsh. was united
IA marriage 10 Charles Bell Tn
ceremony being performed BY ReN
H. A Fnlicr The decorations were
an arch of lattice work interWoyct
alih autumn leaves aud bDsRuoa
7 .fees. The uNhefs Charles l,o0koi
aud chaaleg Sykes met the bride Al
The entrance oG the church aud
l passed M Tia aisle taI., III lac
gate which ass % ated Aith aut-
ann leaves aad phu rlbbeN 10 the
strains of i.ohenFfia wedding March
/ Mis- Winnie Brush presided az the
organ The bridesmaid was Miss
/ Edith Wood 81 keeue N n ne
/ bert Bell brother OF the groom
acted as best man. The matrOn Of
honor aud attendant were Mi aud
/ Mrs. Edward Ball OF pittsleid, Mass
| rhc bride walked with her brother
Mr. Earle Marsh, who gave her ava,
In marriage. was prettily attirrd IN
white SILK aud white veil and car
ried bouquet OF white roses, Ar
| ter the ceremony reception was
| held az the home OF the bride at
| which 40 gathered. Ice cream and
/ cake were served. Many useful and
valuable gifts were received. Both
The bride aud groom are well known
aud have a large circle OF friends
who wish them long and success
ful married life. The guests from
out OF town were Mr. and Mrs.
N W. spcllman and sons OF West
field, Mass. Mrs. Myron Wood, Miss
Edith Wood, keene. NH. Mrs. Har-
riet Gale, Troy. ~ Y, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Ball. Mrs Elizabeth French,
Pittsfield, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
ton Paris, Rutland, Mr.. Elmer
Marsh, Lyndonyille. Miss Nellie Mar
garet Poor. Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs
Earle w. Lewis Of Bennington, The
bride and groom left on the sleeper
IDi an tAlthutu AiiH III
etts and New Hampshire
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The first dane at the new
Odd Fellows Hall was well attended
and an enjoyable time was had
Hon Jos. w. Fowler left Mon
day p. M, for Montpelier. He ex-
nv Maui NnrE TtfN nm hlIg
mess the last of the week.
The big plant of the Norcross-
West Co. expects to resume its full
force OF hands az once as II has
large marble contract on hand that
will require probably year to COM
plete. This will be good news 10
those who were regularly employed
here
The contractor who Is moving
She HOLSTER house from its old
location to its new home near the
Village, Is progressing finely with
the work. He has IL up near the
place where he expects to start
across lots with It, This job was a
pretty big undertaking but the man
who is doing the work knows his blu
mess.
DORSET.
p. II. Kent of Rutland was in
town over Sunday and Monday.
Regular meeting OF the Wood
men tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tiff were
presented with a fine little girl
Oct cath.
w. r. Roberts is in New York
for few days this week on bust
ness.
The work on the Inn barns is
progressing and when completed vii
be great Improvement.
Rev. Mr.. Tilden OF Peru preach
ed last Sunday morning. No SER
vice In the evening.
Ed. Gotta is In New York for
a week or ten days visiting rela-
lives.
Geo. Lee has finished his work
In East Dorset and is at home Tor
a short time.
Mrs. II. II. West was in Troy
IN. Y, several days this week shop
ping and visiting friends
Miss Amy Harwood was the
guest of Miss Ethel Judd last week
Wednesday
Miss Anthony is staying at
"Westview' guest of Miss Eagle
son.
Miss Catherine Sherman left
last week TO spend the winter In
Schenectady, N. ". with her bro
Their
Mrs. w. L. Kent entertained o
few friends at Bridge" last week
Wednesday In honor Of Miss Holland
of Troy, N. Y.
The last picnic OF the season
was held last week on Kellogg's hill
by the boarders of the Barrows
House.
Miss Snyder Of Troy, N. ", and
Miss Secor OF Schenectady, N. r.,
are at the Geo. u. Edgcpton farm
for a short stay.
Mrs. Richard Elmer aud Mrs.
Chas. willard were guests of their
mother. Mrs. Merritt Chapman for
day last week.
The dance given by the Wood
men last Friday evening was well
attended and was very successful
from financial standpoint.
Ned Caasleman OF "Kamp-Kill-
.Kare." N. ", is in town for
few days. Mr.. Cassleman is stay
ing at the Barrows House.
Miss Zophlne Humphrey aud
maid, Lizzie Gaffney, left West
over" last week for visit In New
Haven. Conn,
Miss Holland returned 70 her
home In Troy. n. r., Monday after
"A months visit with Mrs T.. u,
West
Another Corn Husking" and
dance IN f. II. Vests large barn
Tuesday night. Sherman Nichols
and Miss Carrie Chapman in charge
Several OF our young people