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The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Judge Buffers Opinion

Judge Butler announced from the
bencl. that In the future there would
be M grand-iuries summoned except
in eases where the responsibility was
so great that the prosecuting attorney
did not care Ia assume II. Also that,
according to the constitutional amend
mcnt voted at the last election, in civil
eases all twelve jurors need not con.
eur. but that nine can bring in n ver-
diet. Everybody knows that grand
jurics are expensive luXuri.s. Also
that IL m,strial frequently occurs be-
because of the obstinacy Of one juror,
thus resulting In costs piling up until
they finally reach n sum greater than
The principal. -Carrollton Democrat.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
DR. Ohas,ain a Contributor

The Warsaw Times has commenced
u series Of articles on ''Pioneer Life
In Benton County" written 10y DR.. NJ.
r. Cha-tain, whom the editor says was
u resident ~ Benton from early In.
fancy tn middle life.
Judging from his first contribution.
the doctors articles will prove inter-
esting reading. As u writer, he has
an eye for the humorous and his styl e
Is free and easy. With anecdotes and
well-written "reminiscences. the readers
Of the Times should lind pleasure In u
pernsal Oi these contributions
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Beware Of 0iptmeuts for Oatarrh that
Contain Mercury.

AZ mercury will surely destroy the
sense 81 smell aud completely derangc
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used exccp,
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. ~ the damage they will do l.
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney
n Co.. Toledo. o., contains no mer.
curry. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood aud e
surfaces of the system. In buy Ing
Halls Catarrh Cure he sure you get
the genuine. II IL taken internally
aud made In Toledo, o., by T.. J..
Cheney Il Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists: price, 7r per
bottle.
Halls Family pills are the best.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

VIM Lee and VT to Mary A Smith.
lot -. blk I. = add to Sweet Springs.
800.
Frank Greenabaum to VIM Ryan,
~ acres. 2s-j3.2i. 400.
Nirgie w Shuck and hus to T a Me.
Allister, lots 81 To ~ inc. blk ~. Mel.
son. a..
TIC Proctor to John Quiscnberry.
lot ). blk =. W add tn Slater. ~. l2j.
Mary & Dickson and hus Ia j %
Wilmington, pit lot l, blk =. = add to
Marshall. sjW.
! u Mari to q u Fletcher. ~ acres.
DISCO. sNO.
Bette Graves ct al to J a Homer.
VI acres. !. 2.52.2O. 400.
II n G l. Latimer. extrs. to q n
Jackson. - 0i.iW acres, 2.j2.20. $2.2is.
Burfeind and vi to Louis Bur.
feind, - acres. Ii.lo-23. s2.j.
a ! Ransberger aud vi ,o J Is Bates.
lot ,. pit lot I. blk -, Marshall. s3.WW.
Celia Brown to &c wenzel. ~ acres.
3l.jl-2O. $50.
II ! " & l. Latimer, cxtrs. Ia J u
Davis, ~ o1.iW acres. 2-j2.2l. Al. rs ~.
Conrad Oser To + u Iimeron. sit
acres. 2-j0.2I. st.sW.
u - Bailey to samuel Boyd. lot y.
blk =, Is add to VT Leonard, sl,5.
+ ID Smith Ia Jas Lee. ~ acres. :.
ji.23. 1915.
a J l,ansbcrger Ia = u Allen. lot
Jjxio feet adjoining lot I. block -. In
Marshall. 800.
Virginia Egan to John Mitchell. NJ
acres. 2;..O-22. sjsaW.
j - Bates aud wife to Mrs ., Lii
lard. lot l. block ,. Highland Place.
Marshall, sl'G0.
= l. Yokely and wife "a ! W John.
sou. ldD acres. 3W.iD.si. slsoW.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Cash Register for Sale.

The l,EprmLLcANha has secured through
advertising u handsome new &l2i Cash
Register, which II offers for sale n,
$500. The paper MOI having use for
such IA machine Is willing to oler II
at u bargain, which no agent of these
can touch. u Interested. call
at this office and examine machine,
Written inquiries will IN promptly
answered with description,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
No Editors There.

Editors may not he 81 had as other
people think. The Prison Mirror. pub
lished In the Minnesota ~penitentiary,
says: "Why Is II from the first incep-
,ion of our paper until the present
time We have had an editor So
journ In our midsty Other professions
have been we'll represented: of preach
er, W have had enough Ia furnish
subsistence tn an African chief for u
year: doctors In sufficient number Ia
depopulate n state, and enough law
yers to establish II fair-sized colony
in hades, but no editors. -no u single
one"
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
To Change the NUMBER,

Radical changes have been decided
upon IN the new Alton time card.
which. will go into effect sunday.
We understand that the numbers Of
all trains will be reversed that Is.
trains that are odd-numbered will run
west instead Of east. and vice versa.
Also, that the limited passenger trains
will carry smaller numbers than the
present high numbers. For instanre.
trains Nos. 81 and - will be numbered
y and ~. Slater Bee.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Stops the Cough and Works of the Gold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure u cold In n day. No cure. no
nay. Price ~ cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
WASHINGTON.

Elan Dickermon is very i'll with
Inflammation OF the bowels, caused by
a strain in lifting
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington is recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Harry Smith recently carried Orrin
Eastman OF East Orange to Barre to
visit his children living in that place,
driving there and return two years
old Golden colt, the distance being %
miles, witch fact goes to prove that
Golden horses are hard to beat.
Burt Eastman is in the employ of
Huntington & Eastman.
Miss Ethel Huntington is at home
from school in Montpelier and will re-
main at home for the present.
Allie Clough spent Sunday with her
parents.
Walter Underhill, who has been
very i'll Of late, is reported somewhat
better.
Mrs. Eliza Fish Of South Royalton
visited friends in town Thursday and
Friday.
Mis- .Inez McAllister has gone to
Chelse a to assist in the Orange County
Hotel during the session Of Orange
county court.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
SOUTH BARRE.

Miss Ida Martin, who has been
visiting at her h-me in this town, re.
turned yesterday to Worcester ia
teach school there. Her father, Geo.
II. Martin drove her there.
Mrs. Geo. H. MARGIN resumed her
school at the new school building In
Montpelier this morning after
weeks absence due to- sickness.
H.. ]. Slayton has moved to the
Durkee tenement in Jockey Hollow
until spring when they will move into
their new house on Dewey St.
Mrs. Lucy Smith is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Hall who has been living in
Fred Belville's tenement has moved
to the Ford House.
Harry Huse who has been sick for
the past 10 weeks at the home OF his
brother is better and so to be about on
clutches. At first he had the mailer
ia fever and now he has an abscesS on
his leg. He is attended by DR.. Whita-
ker.
Miss Ellen Harrington is stopping
in Williamstown for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lombard OF
Plalntleld have returned to thei1
home few days visit with their
daughter Mrs. John Worcester.
Mrs. Laura McCrillis Of Randolph,
has been visiting her nelce Mrs. John
Worcester.
Mr.. Griffin who bought the Slaytor
place is moving in.
Edward Ward has been swapping
horses with Fred Slayton and got the
Prof. Avery horse Look out fol
him.
The Tucker children who have been
so sick with scarlet fever are gaining
slowly.
Herman Campbell and lady Of the
city we're calling on Harry Huse Sum
day.
Lynn LeBarron while skating on
the Pond last Saturday broke his
wrist.
Marcia Morrison is suffering from
blood poison caused by sticking pin
under her finger nail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
EAST BARRE.

Frank Tucker Is on the sick list.
They have placed new stove In
the Congregational church. The
warmth Of the auditorium at the SER
vice yesterday was proof OF its power
Of heating.
The quarterly meeting OF the N. e.
O. p. will be held this evening at Par
tridge's hall. A full attendance Is al
ways demanded at this specially cal
led meeting. Refreshments will be
served.
Evangelistic services will be con.
tinued during this coming week but
the meetings will be held In the
church. Three OF the Salvation Army
officers will help the pastor Of the
church this evening.
Lucius Cheney went to Barre yes
terday.
Israel Wood was appointed the del.
egate to represent East Barre church
at the installation of the new pastor
in the Congregational church at Mont
pelier next Friday.
Mrs. Holebrook was in town Sun.
day.
Jas. Moran's baby is Ill with bron-
cho-pneumonfa.
Mrs. Wheat left today for her home
in Putney.
viii Poole Of Montpelier was in
town Sunday.
viii Blanchard has returned from q
visit to bis father in East Corinth
who on Thanksgiving day had a shock
which resulted In the total paralysis
OF one side.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
How to Make strawberry croust.de,

How to Make Strawberry Croustsde.
A croustade Of fresh strawberries
makes n delicious early spring dessert
Bake a sponge cake in a thick sheet
and cut 1t into squares of about 81
inches or into rounds. Then cut small
er squares or rounds from these, leav-
ing an opening Of generous size in the
middle Of each. Fiji this with straw
berries. sprinkle with powdered sugar
and serve with coil Of whipped cream
on the top Of each.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02

Widowed linen may be restored by
soaping tie spots while they are still
wet. covering them with fine powdered
chalk, which should be we'll rubbed IN.
Obstinate spots Of mildew will yield to
the following treatment: Pour quart
Of boiling water over two ounces OF
chloride Of lime. strain this through
cloth, then add three quarts Of cold
water. Let the widowed article stand
in this for an entire day. Then rinse
thoroughly. ~.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
bow to Pre.erxe Cherries.

Stone and stem tart cherries, saving
al the juice. To every pound Of fruit
allow q pound OF sugar. Put the sugar
and Juice In the preserving kettle over
the fire and when the sugar is entirely
dissolved add the cherries Cook until
the strip is very thick. then put into
glass lars and seal
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
THE UNIVERSALIST GOTH CEN
TURY FAIR-.-BILL OF FARE

Tuesday, Dec. 8, roast pork with
dressing, potatoes, pickles, hot rolls,
cranberry sauce two kinds Of pie,
coffee. Price Is cents. Ice cream
and cake 10 cents extra. Entertain.
ment on Tuesday evening is an old
time concert under the leadership of
Mr.. Hanson. The solo and chorus
singing will be exceptionally good.
Entertainment will begin at s p. m.
1913 90
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02

See our line of lined and unlined
gloves, all prices. Globe Clothing
Co..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02

How 10 Make Rose Leaves Snchet.
Crumble dried rose leaves to tiny bits
by rubbing them tc'ween the hands.
Stir in equal parts OF powder Of orris
root, heliotrcpe and rose. Mix web and
use.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02

Stonecutters left handed gloves rs
cents each at the Globe Clothing Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
Mll') e|ier Crackers
Bsst in the World

More OF them sold in Barre than all others put toge
All the grocers keep them NJ J. MCGOWAN keeps our
bread fresh every day. Try the Cottage loaf = 3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

" ssss u W TIE noupsry is's isv ssya
kessvtsls ikss as oossssairs plsss ~
Ne sifssaste. sts Il tksy bald 81 81 u
vtli bs tssi Gle. tcbss via I'll Ne med
sfs inr,ossnsris as Large snossh ier :
tas bsan@s Thas ne, BE- sons hitch,
bsi its mss bsch II u ere use vish espi
ssl ssa ssay sts u ihsy etes at sssfi
"a gill be litsiy 70 make u speoess We
osn oti, tcps tssy sill 40 sbess 9th H.
TIE loesilos a ID. proposed ho,sl sili bs
90 TIA tili sorih Of MU Tsyiof's reel
dsnce We Ecas,sisna The plan .e he 10
BAHIA toisi Of 300 roons 10 cecil sitt cs
rss 30 ihs sfsssds. rte, $500 900. ell the
soons 10 be coaseeisa via bsihs. The
tsilsies 10 bs 10 tie Coloti.l rye. TIE
efsi s,ery 10 be u Geld s,Ors. tits sronrds
10 be I.l5 col ~ Tbomsoa. . ssIl-knosn
lseasesgs ssrsssf Of Bosloa. II /, siso
rsporiea tbs, pfomipe., ofhei.l, eosrsc,
ID .ilh tie HsiIsha fsilrosa arc lpitrat
- 10 The rnttrprss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
High Grade and Low Prize
Inconsistent.

A,snr Iss4ss rsy thFF y ssHi.faesi ta iss.si.
Mras lsa ~t A. mas triicv 4 ilsrts = '7@ ssprA
efifs aa& @rNrfis eg@tinwstls EAne - u ne
rpssaeos ie NerpmHisis w~tnh, b poEmA sNs
grss ssaauni - seutimsn' 80 rfxrn .sia lassi
nrss tsprgsslif whs5r n annts anft tspkst
" hes ss4s ans tells Yoa thst BE- waii fss ssm
sAr Ars y@lni en- eafsh II a iu~ psisr sAett naasi
- sauciNing ~rauF n probably cels naass
~ feiioa 10 rf'piars ~ n dehne Llguhd Isaul
tHaH sny i~ins rssads il the oanugfy taf NE IRA,
ga thar noshirg hai the very highest grade fsw
ssstcftsi sst asoa aua ths paint receives orr
rnass Ffinaiug siaH any uthrf brad incsn
This nsusi, ana docs make ihe paint husF, insnf.
ine rFraief covering 0afarts, hnsness u ture,
strength a oeiaf aaa greatly increasing is dsra.
lsii5 TINS eEtts iahsf and expense il na so.
lmrntal Il dQne % make good peiss ana
esplalns Why shs ~ " 1chus Paints i~ai sueh
o. ereslisn, ressaistian Address " v. Johns
sfg c., iW waiiiAn street, New N0ft, ias
eomFiess colgs Gard and ramphis', Rrstfior
arCniasion"
" W johns Paints are carried 10 stock lis
M. l.. Mshjsy Co., Manchester pspat who wali
be pleased to give rou am desired Information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

p. T. Thomas. Bamteftille. Ala, II VA
Suffering from dyspepsia when commeDe
Cd taking Kodsi Dyspepsia Care ! took
several bottles snd cen digest any tbics.
Kodsl Dyspepsia 0pre 10 the only prepus
lion containing oil The natural digestive
Hoids. I. gives weak stomschs entire
rest. restoring their natural condition. o
2 Adams. Arlioe,on; A Fl Pe.tibone, Man
chester Depot; A II Smith. West Airing
ton,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
ARLINGTON.

-Csil Kilburo and Martin Walsh sri
attending school .. North Bennington.
-Prederick Garfield and John Conroy
have bought the factory near ibs depot
knovn ~ the Tel. shop
n 9. Hsliet OF Nosthbsm ptop, Msss.,
has been elected Mayor Of that city. His
siie vas formerly Mi.s Koop Of this place.
District Deputy Grand Master Wood
ball viii make 90 cfiisisl vi,it 10 Red
Mountain Lodge 90 Friday evening.
A donation will lie held ., the resi-
dsnce Of Timothy Hsys 10 Wsst Arlington
ibn. Wednesday evening Tor The beuens
OF Rev. J NJ. Appiemsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

esd ere ''kasilsv ircu vsy bach" u Il
great bssssi 10 sSy rl.os 10 hsvs sssh
nst lsss tela 81 bnssssss.
-mulsy Psrry .ss tsfy seitessly ed
perhaps fatally itlsfsd Taesasy skils
voftiss iof The BsiieIhlll LaEbss Co.
He sss ., spst rspsifips tho sposi shea
be clipped sra Tell. strihiss 90 bic bead.
Al lac, seeessu be tsd 20, recovered
consideration lie hss . large fsnily
sto sili DO left 10 destitute eiteaEsssnces
N be should cot roortr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

Il
.. o. Back. Bsisne, Ark, ssys: l ~,
troubled With constipation until boueb,
DeWitps Little Dairy Rissrs. Since Their
have been entirely cured OF 10Y old CON
plant recon mend them. o E Adams,
Arlington; A Il Psttibons. Manchester
Depot; A Il Smith, West Arlington.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
-Cbsrles Dsnch hss been laid up some
time With rheumatism.
"A. ]. Davis 10 building . coro house
10 The Fssr Of h,s shop. He has recently
placed bot air furnaces 10 Black er's
store and the Commercial House.
Lister F.num vent 10 Nes York,
Monday. where he will work st illus.rst
ing. Lester has lots Of natural talent and
II be starts right and sticks 10 ii will make
bis mark in the world.
w. II. Fullerton has remodeled TIE
house recently purchased BY him. making
u one OF the b.st end most convenient resi-
denees In tosn. Evidently the "Jadse"
does no, expect to move again.
Louis Dairesne has nun Der Of beef
COWS which be tried to cell 10 the butch
ers. bat not being odefed 9 Satisfactory
price Tor ttsn be expects TO bsvs 100
pounds OF beef to cell. lover than spy
hatcher 10 this vieiuiiy.
The tbsv Saturday rsi..d the water
10 The riser 90 that tie nssdovs sere over
hJvsd, snd IL might have made Bad sork !
hsd !, Dot turned saddsrly cold. The !
Mon isy mornins sa sssin |
dose - gro, usrhtng . onsnse Of .iIty
degrees 10 lee hoon
The Ratl.ad rsiirosi 10 puitins 10 .
witch spd aide track 10 sce5m % odsie Nor
srcss 4 wss,. tbs Manchester Light ard
pessf Co., snd the tie Vail Lisht snd L
Lanbsf Co. When eli these intsre., &c, |
Q good faanins order IL vlll be busy |,
piece. Hes sbout The ses depot
This nsetiasry for the korcross A
Fest marble niIl IL besianics 10 arrive
'sd vs expect 10 zee nsrble ssssd here be ,
ere usny veeks. The ren eonueetsd
'i'b this COMPANY have plsrty Of capital
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
MANCHESTER cxsrnr


-M. Sail. Combs .psrt . lev asy. /
Aib.oy issi seek.
--Eui M.rsb 10 bos employed /. oisr
10 X u. Smiths store.
--Mn II W. Ms,uson recently siite
Der sons 10 Worcester. Mar,
The Gard Olub will meet With Mr.
d.. Page ptat Mondsy evening.
-Rsmsmbsr the doustion si the Meth
dnt church this, Ttursdsy. evening.
John ID. Wal, has gone TO Ra,lsnd /,
spend some time viih bis son George.
"a very pleasant hop vas held ct th,
opsfs House LAST Thursday evening.
"A. l. Graves hss = new and interest
log Advertisement. speeisi holiday prices
There viii be . special Christmas sci
mon u the Baptist church ntI, Sunday
morning.
ID q NJ Woodruff gill psy 90 ofhc
isl visit 10 Aionirsm lodge this Thurs
dsy evening.
-Rssulsr meeting Of the W. o I. U.
will DO held With Mrs james Bonrn on
Saturday ., 5 p. N,
The Ladies' AID Society will meet ct
The veslry Of the Baptist church this
rhursdsy afternoon,
Services u the Methodist church next
Sunday will be appropriate to Christmas;
special music from the old hymns OF the
church by the choir. All sre welcome
y. q. Heinsl hss fall line OF holiday
neck wear, mtfilrs. elk and liuen hand
kerohieis. fancy silk suspeoders, toques
and tsm.o'sbsm,ers. dress suit cases. om
brellss, flannel night shirts. eto
Constant W. Shervip. one OF on, old
est citizens, died st the residence OF
bis con Henry 10 the north part OF the
town Sunday evening, sged 86 years
DEATH Vas caused by . parsly,ic attack
The mineral vas held on Wednesday st
2 O'Clock.
The bsresvsd wife. brothers and sis
lers OF the late Moses Rulesu Wish through
the JoUnsAL 10 express most heartfelt
hacks to their many friends for sid and
'ymps.by during the long illness. intense
'unsrins and death Of . loved husband |
md brother
1t IL reported that parties from RI.
and railroad have been looking over the
lround With . view Of putting 10 . branch
'osd 10 South Dorset snd Dorset. This
vonld be much more satisfactory than sn
leotrio rood, especially for the heavy
reisht
w. q. Beebe 10 liking over and re-
'sirius the house lately purchased by him
nd will repair ths mill sud be resdy Tor
BUSINESS 10 the spring. He has been 10
he retail marble trade for many years and
ss done good business 10 Eas, Dorset.
We sre glad 10 welcome him to Msnchss
81.
The Elite Minstrels, . Bennington
fgsnisstion. composed in part OF young
'dies, With ane band snd orchsstrs, viii
I've a. entertainment d the Opera House,
D Friday evening Of this week. There 10
0 doubt tbs, II will be we'll worth attend
q. Admiration % snd 35 cents. After
is performances there will DO . dance With
!, extra charge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

Mrs. A. III Allrori. Jobnsiosp. u.
ssy. Oar little sitI slnoss sirspsied u
death 9Th efoap. TIE doctors ssid abe
eonldst live bat sbs o. INSTANTLY RELIEF
Cd by oae Minute C3psh Care. y 4 Ad
sns. Ariinstoe; A II Peiiibons, MaDehes
let Depot; A II Saith, Wesi Arlington.
Den Er
-Do1l forget The W. X. {. socisbIs .,
School bell this Tharsdy evening".
H. D. kap, writes ,hs, be 10 rtiy
pIesptIy located Of Dsylonis. Fla. . vii
lsss OF residences vsIv much like Mo
chester, Nice hoases. electric lights,
good shell roads and weather like Juus
10 Vermont The place 10 90 the liver
where there 10 6ue fishing. L.ler be will
20 10 Miami and Palm Beach.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
BUCHANAN. IcH. NAV ~

LtVHANAN. INH. My z.
Genssee Pure Food Co. Leroy. N. Y.
Gentisnsn:--My msmms bss been I
great oofse drinher and hs found II very
irlurious. Having used several packages
OF your GRAIN-o, the drink that tskes
the piece Of coffee. she dads 1, much be.
YER for bereli ard for ns children 10
drink. She hes given up colise drinking
ectissiy. We uss . package Of Grsir-o
every week. an ten yssn old.
Your respectfully.
FAsyrx WuIlAxs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
A MANCHESTER WOMAN A,K.

shave you . floor paint that lasts two
weeksT Yes, We have Devoet; 1t hes .
besntifol gloss and will sesr tv) years II
properly applied. A. l. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

Eispiioss. coils, barns. sesld, amos pres
Of oil iinas qoiclly bssled By DeWHts
Witch H.Ea Save Certsiu cais for
pils. Bes.te 81 ecaBieffeita BE sars
you se, tho ousiusl Dewnfs. OE Al
aus, AfIingiop: A II peitibone. Marches
ire Depot, A II Saith. West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
ioUTH DORSET.

foUTH DoRsET.
Mrs, james Bowen snd Miss Fsnni,
Bowen weLt to Troy Saturday.
-Whoopius cough 10 very stylish now
Some seem TO be favored " With IL 9 SEE
. second time.
Mrs McSsboe. mother OF Mrs. Jsmsl
Cody, has gone to New York to tpend
the winter with her son.
Schools opened last week. Miss
Sarah Sherlock took the place OF Miss
Osthsnne McDevitt 10 the higher depart
msnt and Miss Sarah K4Ilsher 10 the
lower, where she has successfully tsug ht
four successive terms.
We are glad to learn that tbe Dorset
Mcuntsin Marble 90. IL showing signs
OF llfs again. They expect to st,rt up
10 the spriDg and furnish some Of the
marble for the New York Public library.
Norcross 4 West have been very busy put
ting 10 machinery, dsrricks, ~ office.
shop eto. and have . big lot OF blocks
already qusrrisd. The prospect is good
one for great revival OF the marble
business such ss Dorset has not seen for
many yssrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
PERU

John Dryden has removed TO Dorset.
The thaw Saturday took Of nearly oil
the snow.
Mics LaBslls Batohelder has bsen viz
iting friends 10 Rutland.
School 10 Dist. No. 4 commenced last
week. with @, e. Feokwith teacher.
Mrs John Russell 10 spending the
winter With her parents, Mr. and and Mrs
J. O. Lskin. 10 Wsserville. Maine.
John Waits house usrrowly escaped
destruction last week from . burning
chimney. The neishbors helped to ex.io
g uish the fire.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown. Who have
bsen spending several weeks With their
parents Ut tho parsonage, returned to their
homo 10 New York lsst week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

la cases Of Dough or Group give the
little one Ons Minnie Cough Care. Then
rest easy snd have 90 fesr. The child will
be oil right in 3 little while. II never
fails. Pleasant TO take. almost inslsntsne
ons 10 effect. 0 E Adams. Arlington; A
Il Psitibone. Manchester Depot; A q
Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19
East ARLINGTON

B J. Hayden is working 10 the store
Of shnffist 1 Hendes through the holi
day season.
e. 7. Shaw, who is attending the u,
'. n. 81 Darlington, returned home Bat
ordsy for the Christmas vscation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-19

II the action Of yonr boSels is not easy
snd regular serious complications must be
the 6usl result. DeWltt's Little Early
Rlsers will remove this danger. Safe,
pleasant and elective. 0 4 Adams, Arl
inston; A q Pettiboue, Manchester De
pot; A Il Smith. West Arlington.