The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-26

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Tho ondApa club nill give an
ether n their popular dances on
"wednesday eSenlnE tire JET ~ Naf
enhsr Al Mnfir nall Casino John"
snn a Self of Rutland viii infnist
The muaie ana Refreshments sin be
sefeea Admission ~ ticket only.
prurufahie ftum the members 81 the
club
George Fitzgerald left for Bic
( lnirf home Ia Nsw YORK citY on
Monday last George thinks Man
chester an riEht 10 unEeT 10 during
Niu halmt summer months but a.
soon AZ there is frost la the air be-
longs Tor the genial warmth of New
Yofk rity ard hies himself ihslher
untli the robins nest again
TeIeeraphie adtiers from chic
RFa announce the sale u the home
Ia Hon Robert Todd Lincoln ln that
tstv and that the family will make
fbslr homa ln Manchester for the
erpnter portion ~ the time. being
81 Washington during the winter
eason Manchester will be only too
siad TO welcome Mr. Lincoln au
family as permanent residents OF
Vermont
Ad,4ces from the Misses Hoyt
from their home in New York city
III "a The effect that they have had
twu blR engagements since their re-
turn to the Metropolis one for the
Homeopathic Hospital in Montclair,
n ! the other Que In lrvingtoni n
s. At the latter place Mrs Geo y.
Lawrence Of Brooklyn. formerly Of
This village aud well known here,
Ras their accompanist. and VIII be
one Of their accompanies through
he season
IN the Troy Times OF Monday
appeared the news Item that Clyde
H. MllinEtou, for the last twenty
aIue years organist at the 5th Ave.
Baptist church in Troy, had tender
hA us ftaiENWAANA W A"ht $3.50
au Jan iat. 1919 Mr.. Wilmington
ia the oldest organlst IN point OF
service 10 Troy in any OF the protes-
tant churches Mr. Millington Is
we'll known IN Manchester and yicin-
ity having tuned pianos here for n
great many years.
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Wilbur
d
weeks visit 10 New York city While
there MIR Wilbur purchased several
very fine coach horses which he
has brought here and with them
anne William Read, we'll known in
Manchester as an expert horseman,
having been here several summers
with Mrs Beard Of Brooklyn, n. y
These horses are very stylish ana
are as fine looking horses as have
been seen In Manchester in many a
day
Reuben w Taylor of Benning
ton aud Miss Eva A. Hayes OF Man
chester. were married In st, Paul's |
church this village by Rev Fr
Kelly on Wednesday morning at 3
o clock They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs Patrick II phalen
The bride. always attractive, look |
"a more so than ever as she APP
before the altar to partake |
Of the sacrament of marriage Mr.
Taylor. the second member Of the |
-lass az 1911 Of Burr& Burton Sem
mary 20 be married, Is located In |
business in Bennington. his home,
20 which place the happy couple will |
return la a short time TO make their |
future home
Hon. G. W Gates, State High
way Commissioner, accompanied by |
u r. Bates, County Road Commits |
sioner. was in Manchester Dorset |
and Dandy the last Of last week |
Mr. Gates came here to look over |
the new piece Of state road that |
Commissioner nourn haas been put
ng In IN the south part Of the |
toxin. as well as that part OF the |
state road IN the village that was
put In sometime since just beyond |
he cemetery. Mr.. Gates was parti-
we'll pleased With the eondi-
ion Of our roads The extra fine
cad from the village line south past
'Ormsby i'm was made possible
By the adding OF $500 TO this towns
lpportionment BY the state on ac-
,ount of 5000 contributed by Ed
kard s isham,