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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Too ssilossl ssbs. Of the ~srld sssfs
gated nols tbss $4,000. 600 COO n The
eies Q. tss rissiserle essiary. or ies
times - zach - Ia the slosins ytsu Of
TIE sisttserth eesinfy. 10 i1gs. al ,hs
bssiatieg - the Nspolsonis ssn, The
psiionsl dsbis u tie sofla snour,ei TO
.ppfosiasisiy too srd onf.hsli billion
dollsn; 10 1900 ttsy vsrs according to
the bssi iniofGs alton sitAirsbis. vi billion
dsilsra 10 general terms u usy be nid
ibs, ibs serbs ssliossi isd blsdosss 10
1900 segregated tsn times chat II did ct
81 ibs bssiani1s Of The rinslssn,h century.
Nesosins population has increased $50
PET cent. snd 9 Ia aud silver. which io'm
the basis Of The money With vbiob d. bt
psynss,. are made. 300 par ceat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

90 July |, neit Monday, the war taxes
will b. reduced, - ofiisially estinstsd, 10
The sxleat OF si5 900. oc9s year. Tue sur
plus revenue for the government fscsl
year. which closes Jons 90, 10 es,imstsd 81
$4,000 600. Should revenue snd expsn
ditorss cont,ous 90 the same scsls, ssd
present prosperous conditions be main
tanned. thess should be for the coming
nscsi year. notwithstanding the rsdsced
TAXATION. = surpius Of $50 900. 900. There
10 good prospect that tho surplus Tor
ss1t year will be larger than the snosnt
named. Favorable trade conditions ere
stili expanding. and foreign trsnio IL
growing,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

] bed piles 90 bed conld get no rect
nor 6ud curs until | tried DsWitis
Witch Hsrsl Sslve After ssips II once.
l forgot ever hsd snythiDg like Pilss -
E. q. Boics. Somsn Point, N. Y. Look
out for limitations. Be sure yos ssk for
Dswits's. o. Z. Adams. ARLINGTON, A.
Il. Smith. West Arlington; A. u. Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
N A,mrNnrnr. u. q

NFEINWFWNs ~ "
Gsneses Pare Feed Co. Lsroy. n. H.,
0ssilsusn. = Oar family realms 90 much
iros The nss 81 ORAIN-0 ths, ] iesl ]
must Wy vord to ipdues othsrs 10 zee Il.
II people ere interested 10 sAsir health sDd
The welfare Of their childreu they gill use
90 other beverage have used them oil,
bat GRAlN-o ! have found superior TO
ssy. Tor the reason that |, IL solid grain.
Yours for health O. 4. Mrxks'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
SHE TH.uoHT At FIR,T

1t WAS bard work In the factory that made
her nervous. I'VE refer to Mrs. Martha
Stevenson. Of Birmingham, Oonn.). Bot
Il WAS chronic indigestion and liver com
plant. After using two bottles Of the new
medicine. Cslcurs Solvent. she was better.
snd. continuing il for six weeks, she was
we'll. Write 10 Dr., David Kennedy, Ken
nedy Row. Kin sstown, N. Y. for free trial
bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

You will wsste time il you try TO cure
indigestion or dyspepsia BY starving your
self. That only makes II worse when you
do eat heartily. You slwsys need plsnt,
Of good food properly disested. Kodol
Dyspeptis Ours 10 the result OF yesrs Of
scientific research for something that
would digest not only some elements Of
food bus every kind. Aud Il il the one
remedy that will do ii. 0 E Adams. Arl
inetou; A n Psttibone. Manchester Depot;
A n Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The town OF Woodford hes applied foI
state aid 10 repsiring the Highways 10
that town thst were bsily damaged BY
irsshet few weeks ago. Joel O. Baker
Of Rutland. J. O. Sanford Of Stamford
and Sheriff Henry 8. Wilson Of Arlington
hsve been appointed commissioners to
examine the dsmsges and report the
fact. A hearing wall be held July !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The state OF Vermont will receive -
ito share Of the estate oil the late Horatio
@. Loomis, Of DARLINGTON, the sum Of $l3,
653.12. hssmount IL the Ave per cent
Of the entire estate 10 this state. the col
lection OF which 10 provided for BY the
collateral Inheritance tex. The amount
Of the estate taxable wss S3l7. 7S0.40.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Ia 81 atlsis ioestiss co ssfioss rhssss
81 The Gated States esssas Of 1900. "
II Mansn, difsetsf a iss etrsss, esii
nsiss ihs, The sunbsf 81 notwithstanding
saa nscsssia,i ai.tlistussn 10 this
eessisy 10 c53.O1o. ssaisa 300 600 tea
years sss. - siirssrcissry irGssss 10 ibs
decade 81 ever i00 PER esr, Mr.. Mem
an says al The EszafssisfI1s ssstistic'l
Il cas- bf ss,siy sisted ,hs We rrss's Of
itis is9slsy gill sstosish svso ths rosi
opllglsigs 81 COR cinSsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

John g. Shsdd, who was employed ioi
several years by b. Il. Burt OF Rutland
end Who 10 we'll kcown in that vicinity,
hes been chosen vies-president Of the dry
goods arm OF Msrshsll. Field 4 %, which
has just been incorporated ct Albany.
Mr.. Shedd WAS Hrst connected with the
arm 10 New York. where they operated q
large glove business Tor many years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

] have been troubled With indigestion
ivr ten ysafs. have tried many things and
spent much moosy 10 no purpose until
tried Kodsl Dyspepsia Care. 1 have TAX
90 two bottles aud gotten more relief from
them than ell ether medicines taken. l
is.l more like boy than l have felt 10
twenty years Anderson Riggs Of Sunny
Lone. Tex. Thousands have testified ss
did MI. Rigss. o e Adams, Arlington;
A q Pstiibone, Manchester Depot; A d
Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

At least one tribs OF indians 10 we'll tax
en- care Of BY the Government. Several
years $50 the Ossses Of Oklshoms sold
lands 10 Ksnsas for S,0C0. 900. which 10
on deposit With the government sud from
which they draw annually $500. 900 10
interest They still own land worth suoth
"a 80 900. 900. They lease GOO. 900 scres
for grazing purposes st an annual rental
income OF $500. 900 . yesr, which 10 divid
I'd pro rata smong the 1872 members OF
the tribe. As ell their wealth 10 held %
comm unity property. oil share alike men,
women and children. The nsw-bern babe
81 once becomes iull-Hedsed shsrs.hold
er with oil The rest. AZ might naturally
be expected, The prospect OF becoming .
participant 10 this comfortable income
hss sttrssted many white sdventurera Who
seek msrrisses with the lndisn girls. A
white man who enters into such su slli
sncs may gain certain desired property
rights. but be slso gains the stigma oil
,.qusw- man" Boch fellows ere outcssis
among both whites and indians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

p. NJ. Shss Of Lsndsrove. Who died
Sunday, jane 2nd, 1t about the sse Of 46.
vss cripple from childhood the result Of .
fall when Eve years old. This Injury vss
added TO by other falls later until be YES
placed 10 helpless sosdition. For the
srsstsr part Of bis life be bss been unable
to walk. For years be has kept little
notion store, and hss usrssed 10 support
himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The Ban Francisco Chronicle makes
the following sensible observation: "The
trusts. the tsnh. end reciprocity ere GEL
ting 90 mixed up 10 popular discussion
that il rfquiress very clear head 10 keep
10 mind the real bearings Of one TO the
Others. The free traders insist that the
tariff 10 the mother Of The trusts. II 10
not, sud iis removal could have bat one
OF two ELECTS upon them 1t voulS either
admit TO COR n1rksts the product Of Tor
sisn husts. not sold shssply, bot just
ehesp eooueh TO shut down our mills; or,
which IL mos. probable. 1t would LEAD to
International trusts. caring nothing for
tsrifis but manufacturing 10 the cheer
at labor markets. The control OF yusts
will never Be- accomplished BY the sbsp
dcsrsnt OF protection. That may crowd
ont the Independent mao ufsc,ursr, but II
gill never hill the trosts. II will drive
the indspeudsnts into the trust fold, o.
shot them mp. Another group OF people
sppesrs 10 look for the soiation Of the
trust problem in so-ssllsd 'fecipsoeiiy. /"
Thss begins BY "cri6ciss The weaker 10
,srests TO the stronger. and will end ia ID.
urion Of The weaker 10 take sway farther
protection iren the arrogant orprsssors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Msj.Gss. Samuel b. N, Yong. at one
time 10 ssmnspd st Fsrt Ethan Allen -
colonel Of tbs Third Cavalry. hes been
assigned to tbs command Of the depart
ment OF California aud the Cslumbis. vice
Msj Gen. William X. 6hsitsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
LETTER TO r. b. SMITH.


Dear Sir. Yon sell q good many thing,
By the gallon. Being . decent man. you
give full messurs.
You know what We mean. you Knuw
that short weight snd short measure ere
common snong : we'll. w hope there srs
40 short measures and weights 10 youl
town.
Tbsre ere, though. Ribbons snd lsees
and trimmings. sold BY the "dtz,n." meas
are nine CT ten yards. There IL no com
plsint, because they oil do It." You
have the same pIseus il your goods near
y everything, canned or bottled. cheats
In the quantity. Almost nobody gives
iull weight 10 the f.otory.psckseei
We are one Of the almost nobodies. We
cell psint, By the gallon. to paint yosr
house: and our sslion 10 ja.t the ssms
size ~ yours that you measure vinegar
With 23l cubic inches.
Good psint. too. Deyoe lead and zinc :
wssr tsiee - long - old.fsshion pointers
paint LEAD and OIL
You ovs : house. Tbsps Why We ore
writing 10 you.
Yours trnly.
I ". DKvoE 4 Co.
P.S: A. l.. Graves sells our paint 10
your u elton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The Nat Sc. sfN. 4 xsDss ts 90
isblishsa Rssssisy Bsssasussu 81 The
T.s.a atfls.a Eig esislSs. shlsb ifun The
Art Fsys ha Ia sssfss 81 sluk.
she - tsstss. ca order. u special
nlss So .a..slss@ ssrssd spos BY Tho
Msnassssti sd Comnissss rosns. siit
o. sa;tosi beard. Asisis. bssciss scSsss,
a. 10 sfsssls Isnsgils ~ esusa. i0r "a
vpHsr q Nss Esss.ai sscestry. fsrh
~ lsiofm,is0s cen be otlsiosd b, address
iss Mites Uises w.rfer. Clert. Nj. Soc
n y wozsp. n. 4 Sistes Baslsips. Pea
Aususss Etposlilos. Bsa.lo. Sss. feft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Skin troubles, cuts. burns. scalds and
chafing quickly healed BY the uss OF De
Witt's Witch Hazel S.lvs. II 10 initiated.
Be sure you get DsWitt's. o E Adsms.
Arlington: A b Psttibone. Manchester
Depot; A b Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The memorial tsblst erected BY Ann
Story chapter. Daughters Of the Ameri
can Revolution. on the site OF old Fort
Rutland, vas placed 10 position Thursday,
II stands between the eurbing and the
sidewalk st The southwest corner Of
the lot OF John A. Sheldon on the corner
of North Main and West streets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Hermsn Green. Of the Uoited States
navy, hiss returned 10 bic home u Fair
Haven, the term OF his enlistment hsv
ing expired. He was accompanied by
Frank Atchison Of tbs battleship lndisns
Mr.. Green was quaftermsster Of the
Gloucester during the battle Of Santiago
spd was st the hslm during ths sction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Proi Cbsrlss Z. Tracy. . iormer pas
tor Of The Congregational church. ct East
Poulipsy. hss recently been sppeinted
sophisticated Of public schools u Hills
bofo Brisds. N. II. at . salary Of $1,000
per srnom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Dsi,slfAts Csstam Mssasy 81 Bsilsad
hss bess FsssSsa by rfesiassi Mekis
Icy TIE sAGsi resscr to- bic psraor -
,hs ssaias.l siss a bis health. Ia ssci
ilos 10 lka IL ss sbpsp ihs ts yes rci
"a, elAa sfnau ssd sssd lsiis Of The
nohsy tsasit Jsess wssslu sna Ds
irlsl A'torrsy Martin rccnusssss bic
psfsss. II sa . great ssfpriss 10 nosi
Esllssa people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

TIE B,hsisssss Mset.ss sefhs ere
trrriss ~, ,ls sqsirassi Tor iso large
povdsr mills 10 be kaili 10 Sosih Africa
II 80 supposed ths nsehinsry 10 for The
British sossrsUsnL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
No CARRIAGE PAINT MADE

will wesr % long % Devos's, No others
are q heavy todiei, tecsuse Dsvos's
Weighs 8 to 5 ouncss more 10 the pint.
Sold by A. Il Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Formers are bseisning hsyiag with .
Zoe crop.
e. ]. Bowen 10 adding . new PHI zza
TO bis store.
e A Graves Is at work repairing and
plssteriog the Bradley honse.
While w. =. Woodward and Jay
Bently we're fishing Tuesday evening Mr..
Bentley caught speoklsd trout weighing
tive and one half pounds. When landed
the trout had two hooks 10 bis mouth and
Woodward had just lost . hook.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

WAR SHALL VIZ HAVE FoR rEaKEr
This question arises 10 the family every
day. Let us snsver !. today. Try JsliO.
. delicious dessert Prepared 10 two min
otes. No bstinai add hot vster and set
10 cool. Flsvors: : Lemon, Orsnse. Rssp
berry and Ssswberly. Al Jour eroeers,
10 oents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
A MANCHESTER WoMAN AXIS

"hsve you . door paint that LISTS two
weeks" Yes, We have Devoe's; II has .
beautiful gloss and will wesr tw3 years II
properly applied. A. L. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The nsw revenue lev when goes into
effect July Let does away with stamp taxes
90 the following Instruments: Bank
checks. certificates Of deposit, promup
sorry notes, telegraph messages, leases.
mortgages. mssiie,.s. power Of attorney,
protssts, warehouse receipts, miscellsbe
Gus bonds, except bonds Of indemnity. 10
sursncs Of oil kinds. character party, Ger
,ifoste Of dsmsse ssd certificates not 9th
srviss specified. telephone messages. es
press receipts. express bills Of lsdins, bills
Of lsdipg Tor export, commercial brokers
tsr. monsy orders. proprietary medicines,
perfumes and cosmetics, chewing eum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Senator Alli,os, Who hes been one oil
The leaders 81 The Republican party lopse,
than sny mar nov 10 pnblic. slwsys rss
On sltsstivs suiisncs when hs talks. Ak
ID recently Sho would DO tho rspabl,csn
essdids.s icf prssiden,. be said; III
vosia take . wiser man than Solomon
70 predict sts, will happen iI the s,Yl
three pears, snd upon the thinss tbst viii
h,ppsl viii iafsely. II not entirely. d
pssd The sosloa Of The Convsrtion." AK
81 whether be souid ssespt the psuins
ticn. be replied; "No. would be sevsp
" eve when the eoDves,ion met l will
sisrd aside spd zee The younger men s.sus
gle fot tho tcsor. II iss great tossr
snd II viii be great msn vhs cen equal
the sosderial record which Pnsiden, Nc
kialsy has made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Ssrs.os plsu bss announced that hs
would retire from the GATED States Ben
Gle 81 the end Of his term 10 March, 1903
The reason Ter this iaisrtisn 10 got given.
bat ths esnsicf 10 10 peer health, and .,
the elose Of bic tsfm viii be 70 yesrs old.
sons rscpls zee 10 bic deelarsiion 20 "a
nissiol thai Mr. Plst's kola ~ The poini
cal bees Of The Eapire state hss passed
sssy. II 10 agreed that Gov. oasIl bee
rsssz 10 pesliios Of issdsrship 10 the n.
pshliess party Of Nee York. and ussy b.
lisve hh povss sirss hin deuinsiios over
Pistt oisii's isdspspcss. spirit. ssd
particularly biz opposition 70 cone Of
Pis,s's measures. has given hin strcus
hcid spos the pablo. and hss probably
assured bin ths surpssi Of practically oil
Of The indspsrdss, voisrA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

General W. W. dfont has made hsnd
come contribution OF $500 to the build
Ing fund Of The nee eymnssium ct The
Univefsity OF Vermont,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The end Of the latest trial Of DR.. KsnDe
dy In Nav York for murder adds TO the osl
sbsi,y Of the case sni the mystery that
surrounds IL. There have been three trials
altogether TITS first resulted 10 convic
.ion. sni the sccused was sentenced TO
death. Tbs court Of appeals granted .
rev trial, and this culmipsted 10 . diss
sreenent by the Jury, which 10 now follow
Cd By another l, Ia 20 old saying that
I'VE disssteenspb sre equal to 40 soqui,
ssl. and doabtless toe prisoner snd his
friends vould be glad to go regard II.
Bat the Law does not ieok =, !, ,hh way.
and the much.hied msn 10 eubjsct 10
still smother trial, uliess ,bs court orders
The indicimen pushed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

JELI-O. TaE EKw DEssEHr.
plsssfs oil the family. Four q ,vou: : Lsm
on. Oanse. Raspberry and strsvbsry. Al.
our erocsrs. 10 OTIS. Try ii today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

10 point OF speed on the builders trial
trip the new baltic sbip Illinois hes Just
taken place ct tbs head OF tho United
States navy. The precision With which
these great misses Of machinery are turn
cd ont 10 American ysrds 10 wonderful.
A sostrsct speed oisixtsen knots an hour
10 required 10 the Illinois. She made 20
average Of II 81 knots over tbs Cape Anp
course Of sixty sir knots last Wednesday.
II is interesting 10 look into the basis OF
this s~ii. movement OF . vessel, whose
length 10 that Of On ordinary city block,
and whose displacement IL over twelve
thousand tons. The Illinois hes two ss.s
OF tfirle-e1psnsion twin-sersw engines.
each in its own separate wster-tisht con-
parsasut. Eight boilers are placed. two
each. 10 similar separate compartments,
and their heating surisos. 10 the asere
gate, lie 2i,200 square feet. No less than
eighty suxiliary engines are required to
90 h lls vsrioss departments Of the ship
TO load and unload it. assist 10 iss navi
CATION. furnish IL with light. fresh air and
motors. and protect II sssios,
The msuy contingencies 10 whish 3 great
modern fighting machine on the osesn IL
exposed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Among those Who have reeently entered
the Eoidief's Home d Bennington 10 3.
@. Werner Of East Aslington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Estate Of RLsBs HAwlsx
Tho undtrsigDed, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust al claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
ElishA Hswley late Of Rupert
In said District deceased, and all claims exhibit.
cd Ia onset thereto, hereby give notice that W.
will meet for the purposes aforesaid Al The
late residence Of deceased In West Rupert
on The BIB day Of December. 1901, from
said day and that six months from ihe
9Th day Of June A.. b. 1901, 10 the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors TO pre-
sent their claims 10 US for examination and
allowance.
Dated II Rupert this sth day Of Jnns A. D.
1901.
eHAs - p FL, ssnEsaAs. lcomr..
YlEp. y. BiwLEr. Administrator. West
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
,OMMlnsIONEkh, NuIICE.

L Observation-Disclosures ROiiIE.
Estate Of Ig.n A MAsN.
The undersigned. having been Appointed By
tho Hon. Probate Court Tor the Disfsi5t " Bss.
chester Commissioners. To receive, exaniins snd
adjust all Chains and demands Of al persous
sgsihst the estate Of
LYDIA 4. Mason late CT Manchester
In said District deceased snd all claim. shlbit.
Cd IN onset thereto, hereby give notice that ss
siii meet. Tor tbs purposes Aforesaid 1t tLs
shoe stare Of q. Y. Young. 10 Manchester Cen.
tie % ihs zlpd day Of October, 1901, from one
O'Clock .. n. until O'Clock v. ~. and that NJ
mouths from ibs 1xD6 day u April A. u,
1901, 10 the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their ealms TO us Tor sIAm.
inAtion and allowance,
Dsied - Manchester sLis szsd DAY 81 Apa
A. u, 1901
y. W. COOK, -,
g, X. YOUNG. ~" r.
a. y. hAsos, Admilisirstor, Manchester
Depot. vsrnepL ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27


Last winter | was confined 10 my bed
With q very bad cold on the lungs. Moth
ing gave me relief Finally my vile
boughta bottle oil One Minute Cough
Cure that effected speedy cure. l can
oos speak too highly Of that excellent rem
edy. = Mr.. T. X. Housemsn. Msnstawney,
Pa. 0 E Adams. Arlington; A II Petit
bone, Manchester Depot; A Il Smith.
West Arlington.
ARLINGTON.
e O. Woodwork attended the annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodges Of Mssons 81
Burlington.
Mics Hallis Phillips has returned
from her years engagement Of Colombis,
8 G.
james A. Thompson 10 1t work d the
Ksnuemore Hotel, Ssrstogs. for the sun
msr.
The family OF William A. Prender
CAST Of Brooklyn, N. Y. sre o. the airing
ton for the summer.
The children Of the 81. james Sunday
schsol we're given = party Saturday siter
noon from to Q o'clock on Frank Gan
6eld's lawn.
Mics Ellen B. Garfield snd Miss No
bel Wood worth are home for the summer.
-Miss Jessie Tefft, Who has bssn attend
ing Vermont Academy st S.xtons River,
10 home again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
It Rupert this sth day Of june A. d.
[ COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.


( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF fxfHouH Ham
The undersigned having been appointed By
|ihs Hon. Probate Court for the DisiIiet OF Man.
chester Commissionefs. TO receive, eramins and
adjust 81 cIsims snd demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
hs, mour Hard late Of Arlington
IN said District, deceased. and all claims srblbli
I'd 10 onsei thereto hereby give notice that W.
viii mesi for the purposes Aforesaid 1t the
iais fsSdsBcs of ihs deceased In East Arlington
on the afd cay Of December 1901. from sns
O'CLOCK =, mt four O'Clock \. on ssid dsy
AND thai str months from the srd day u June
y, 1911 10 the ti1e limited BY said
Court for said creditors TO ttsssDt their
elaine 10 ~ Tor examination and ali vspee
Dated ~ Arlington this srd day IL Jars
D 1901.
JOSEPH WEBB. t.,.,.-
An JuDsOs, N'ms.
BfEnrET N. fHaw Administrator. Esst Arisss.
ton, Vermont ssv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
Yours trnly.
II an

r ". EEyoE I Co.
P. 8: A. L. G,sves cells our paint 10
your section.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-06
COMMITTEE NAMED.
Chairman Higgins Makes the Appoint
ment of Additional Members to
Serve IN the Common Point
Fight.

At the mass meeting OF the citizens
held on Thursday night, Chairrnan J..
=. Higgins was empowered 70 appoint
sixteen citizens to serve in conjunction
with the five already on the original
committee. The motion was made, at
lhe meeting that the members OF the
committee be selected from the citizens
30 as 10 include every branch OF trade
and as many different interests as pos
slble. The appointments were as fol-
lows:
W. F. McGregor. W. H. Barker. A.
" Allen. F. L. Parker r. p. Kendall.
Leander Lebeck. d. X Warren, Martin
foard. Herman Wise. ]. Q. A. B0wlby,
C. r. Thomson. w. Whipple. F. A. Fish
er. w. L. Robb. Chas. Larson and ]. II.
Johannsen. The original committee con-
sisted of G. w. Fulton. Albert Dun
bar. F. J. Taylor. B. r. Allen and ].
7. Ross.
Two Of the members Of the original
committee are members Of the legisia-
ture and VIII be called TO attend al the
opening session Of that body soon, but
the addition Of the new members viii
tighten the burdens OF the balance Of
the committee