The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-05
ARLINGTON.

Mr. aud Mrs Jones are settling
in their new home
The dance Saturday evening IN
Foresters Hall was we'll attended
Mr. and Mrs George Howard
visited relatives IN South SALISBURY
sunday.
&C. o Hard is in Salem, n. T..
attending the Mack automobile
school
Miss Ailecn somers spent sun
day with Miss Bertha Cross IN Man
! chester
Mrs Margaret Vaughn has been
III the past week at her home on
Water ST
Albert Remillord left Monday
noon for a visit In Fort Edward. N
u. with friends
Rev +. Il. Randall OF Poutney
OBLIGATED IN St James church sun
dey morning
Mrs May Lathrop spent sun
day aud Monday at Mrs Sara Lath-
rop's IN Manchester.
Sunday seemed TO be a great
day for chestnuters Nearly every
one was out on the mountains
Miss Halle Thompson OF Man
chester visited her brother, Ernest
Thompson and wife over Sunday
The ST. James rectory is being
repaired extensively. The new rec
tor Is expected sometime this month.
MIR. aud Mrs Ernest Thompson
and Miss Halle Thompson spent
sunday nj Mrs Thompson's par.
ents.
Roger Higgins OF Middlebur,
gpen; Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hig
gins
Mr.. aud Mrs. Afford, who have
been IN town the past year, left
Saturday for their former home IN
springfield
"a party consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy MeKeon, Messrs. Jesse
White and Percy Lathrop and the
Misses Sara Hard and Agnes Seigal
the mountain TO Flag Rock
sunday.
The large residence of MIR and
Mrs. Orlando y. Adams was thrown
open Wednesday evening TO the
relatives aud Invited friends for the
Of thier only daughter, Jen
ME Mande. 10 Henry Cunning La
Bait At $50 O'Clock the wedding
was played by Clarence Hard
OF this place preceded by several sell
cetions. The wedding party was led
by Lillian l.allatt. sister Of the
and Master Charles Orlando
Adams. nephew of the bride, as ring
bearers the rings being carried IN
silver dishes. Then came the brides.
maid Miss Matte Nicklaw Of Rut.
land. who was gowned In white sat
ia over pink silk carrying pink car
nations The flower girl. Miss Fran
les Adams. niece OF the bride. was
dressed in white embroidered mus
In over pink silk and scattered flow
,fs for the bride, who came next. ea
'orted by her father, to the arch
where the groom and best man. Sam
lei Bunting Of Chester. were wait 4
ug /
The bride was gowned IN white
ilk messaline trimmed with lace
DE wore veil caught with pearls
nd carried a shower bouquet Of
Fhitr carnations
Rcy. Mr.. Roosevelt 81 New York !,
icy performed the double ring SER
ice Of the Episcopal church The
ride was given away by her father :.
c a Adams. superintendent OF !.
ahools o. castleton and West Rut- 4
ind. and brother OF the bride,
nd Francis LaBafi. brother OF the
room. acted as usherR
III the dining room the tables =
ere presided over by Mrs ]
hackshober Of Bennington and Mrs g
A. Adams Of Castlcton. The Y
puug women who assisted were Mrs Y
Alfred Leonard of Boston, Miss e
aaIine Webb. Mrs Guy MeKeou
ia Miss Sara Buck 81 this place. "a
rs Mary Adams of Remington pre- .,
ded At the punch bowl
The House was beautifully decor. Il
ga ~lIh running pine. autumn N
ayes and carnations. =
Miss Adams Is 4 graduate % The 80
orth Bennington high school and y
so attended Vermont academy and a,
= normal school al Casfleton.
Ne l.aTlAtt Is a painter and paper
ngef =
There we're many gifts ~ silver ~ Z.
/ glass, furniture. pictures. linen -
q china
Mr. and Mrs t.aBa,i left BY au- 81
mobile for Bennington. where they 70
"a the electries for North Adams.
efwaras visiting relatives and y.