The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

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pounds was shot 90 Hogs naek
"Wednesday afternoon by shirley .
Williams. in company With e g.
kinney
Eugene j BuEhee and Miss Eiiz
abeih Edith Lyon. daughter Of Nj
Fand Mrs Frank J. Lyon " this
town. we're married on Tuesday last
BY Rev Bernard Kelly Of 81 paul's
church,
~ aud Ars. + II ilemenway
and Df and Mrs /. II HemeHwat
and George Il. hemcnWay were 10
fAiddicbury IN attendance 10 the
.lemenway Merrill wedding on Wed
aesday
a baud q glpsles fioased into
town last 1hniraas and commenced
to ply the usual tactics employed
by tAem Ia gain.ng q easy living
begging They did got spend much
time here however
\ n. A. htmenWay OF New York
~ y making his regular fall Visit
The family ~ DR. and Mis- l..
| a Hememway His many friends
are pleased 10 meet him once more
The Annual business meeting
| Of the Manchester 81 r. G Al. will
be held on Monday Sept. 70, AZ
$3.50 y. M. Ia the Court House All
persons interested In Humane Work
are invited TO be present
u. ". Bennett was In Cambridge
Is. T.. on Saturday last ana te.e
NIX same day oniy 20 return MohaaA
| afternoon. having commenced ms
contract there. that OF decorating
The Presbyterian church building at
that place.
Mrs Minnie Cross and Miss
Bertha Cross left for Rouses Point,
liz ~. on Tuesday afternoon, where
they will attend the golden wedding
| anniversary Of Mrs. Cross parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gokey. Mrs.
Cross expects TO remain a few days
The young patrons OF the Mark
Skinner Library are Indebted TO
Mr. Charles 5. Robinson Tor the
pleasure and profit to be derived
! from the set OF books called the
Young Folks Treasury, recently plae
ed upon the Library shelves.
The Journal office received q
pleasant call from Messrs. Z. a.
,hiuman and friend, Mr. runs
az New York city. Mr.. Shipmal
father has been spending inns sun.
mer In Dorset and MT. Shlplhah Wae
M 10 spend the week end with nun
ana also TO take his friend on
rim through the mountains OF YER
mont.
The marriage of Eugene y nos
| Law and Miss Eleanor u, lo"stes
! occurred al the home of her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. c. l., Towsleys on
| Tuesday evening last The ceremony
| was performed by the ReV. D ~ -
| kins in the presence OF large nun
ner of relatives and friehas VI t,e
| contracting praties. They were .h7
| recipienst of fine lot oil preseiits.
| Refreshments were served after the
| ceremony.
| In a recent letter to the edl-
| TOR from Henry Gray OF Des MONIES
ia he encloses clipping OF an
account OF the state fair recently
| cIosed in Des Moines at when
| nearly a QUARTET VI a "'' -,
| attended during the week II wac
men. The receipts totaled over
$3.50 900. Quite a fair Mr. GRAY
reports all his family, including mrs'
Gray's venerable mother, mIs s
Brockway, as being in good nea'. ~
ana wish to be remembered W
an their old time friends
The Manchester Union baliu
was up for their last concert on
last wednesday night fhey VERY
due on Tuesday night but on ~,
ronnt Of the severe weather thes
postponed i until the following eve ,,,a
ming. They gave Representative
elect A. c. Orvis a serenade WHY M,
lhere. 10 which Mr.. orvis respohu ,','i
n a short speech. thereby showing
that he was getting in practice lol
His duties at the Capital Clty. ! heeV
concerts OF the Band are always wen
attended and are very pieasins
feature OF the summer season anu
| il Is TO be hoped that they VIII ~
continued.