The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-21


igDssts 81 ths home o. their daughter.
Mrs " " Bennett
/ Mr.. p. r MeGonigai and Miss
Maud Bancroft q Troy, y y and
Miss Vera Griffith q Danby. were
lreceut guests q Mr. and Mrs Fred
IL Fish
Miss Brown, our District Nurse,
took four children 20 the hospital IN
Bennington On Sunday afternoon 70
b. treated for nose and throat
TROUBLES
Mr.. ard Mrs Alvario Haley, Edgar
Haley, Alvario Haley Jr, and Percy
Hutchinson, an q Rensselaer,, \ y
larc guests az the Methodist parson-
'age FOR a few days.
Miss Edna Graves returned % her
duties in New York City on Monday
Afternoon, after having passed her va
cation with her mother, Mrs Della
Graves Of this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheldon, Mrs.
Goodfellow Of Schenectady n. u,
Mrs. Laura Sheldon and Mrs Kate
Moore II Rupert, were recent guests
Of Miss Marion Botsford
Don't forget the big dance at Union
Opera House. Manchester Center, on
Thursday evening, Juy 2Sth. Music |
by Cusson's Jazz Orchestra. Dancing |
from 9 to / and good time assured |
TO all. 1879 |
Remember the races al the Fair
Grounds Saturday afternoon, July 30,
at 2 O'Clock, under the auspices Of the
Battenkill Valley Industrial Society.
Three classes Of entries TO be made TO
c. r. Ames, Manchester Center, VI.
Advertisement.
The fire house Of Pacific Engine Co.
which has been on its way from its
old quarters at the bridge near the
Colburn House, 10 its new location
opposite the green, has al last reach .
ed its destination and is now COM
fortably located on its new founda
ton. .
Services at the Methodist Church !
his coming week are as follows: IL
4. M, preaching by the pastor; IL
noon, Sabbath school; 1880 p. m, reg :
liar preaching service. Wednesday /;
,vening at 1880, prayer meeting. The ]
ladies' Aid Society and the Sunday =!
.chool will hold food sale Saturday !
afternoon, July 23rd, at Mr.. Lugene's
hoe store.
Frank Squires and Hugh Dawson, I
10Th Of Manchester, had collision on
he bridge near the Whitman place in
his village one afternoon last week. 7
he machines were damaged to some
xtent, but no one was injured. Geo. !
thompson, who was riding with 4
DAWSON jumped from the car but was !
ninjured. The accident occurred at !
he bridge when, in order TO avoid Z
itting a woman with baby carriage, 4
'quires swung too far over with the !
esulting crash.
Thursdays Evening Banner con- Z
aimed the following Of local interest: 4
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
t. Francis de Sales Church Thursday Z
corning at $50, when Miss Mary Z
harbonneau Of Manchester Center, !
as united in marriage to Harry !
traub of North Hoosick, N. Y. The Z
ride was attended by her sister, Miss \
gnes Charbonneau and Chas. Straub, Z
rother Of the bridegroom, acted as &
est man. The bride was attired in !,
lit of henna and wore white rib y
On hat Her attendant wore a navy &
ue suit with hat to match. The =
gift TO the bride was a :,
eautiful pearl necklace. The bride Z,
resented her attendant with signet 7,
ng and the bridegroom's gift to the !,
st man was a gold stick pin. I'M Z,
after the ceremony the u
uple left amid showers of rice and "
nfetti on two weeks wedding =
ip, which will include Buffalo, Nj
ara Falls and Canada. On their
turn trip they will spend few days 10
the brides home in Manchester me
inter-, They will reside in North at
,osick Both Mr.. and Mrs. Straub E.
e well known in Bennington and vi a
lity and have the best wishes Of de;
st Of friends. Mr. Straub is employ Ne
as station agent and telegraph OPP orc
itor at North Hoosick, which posi- yol
n he has held for many years. The !
de has recently been employed in in