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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

The B,issttla LsEbsf 90 have par
sAsss tbt n1bat % shssi 20 600 setss
81 lss ~ hsllalaE slEies Gu silcs
ioss. liosiss he essf.s Of Lys sfeef.
10 stfs 70 A. ihsif rnip seed 10 lts
fosi q o. s5setait. tbasi Lsli Esis
tfcm ihs Rsilaai nilfe.a. Tbsr are
bpaalss tee l.fss bo,f1isr hssse. .
tl.cts Mia shop .na bass O. ttE nsar
isir. Ffen ibs iaa.f eta 81 lbs .lsIss
,ss eco s.ll be loaded co tho csf, sss
sviisbss g. ne Esls lice nus all te
bplh sils isfes cEles 70 ssouHes.is
ihs riasls 81 iaisnss Ths vill hs ibs
isfssti hs'iba ecte,fn ever ~, r.isd 10
Nstrhsstsf, I'D aiiir qaire large sIsss
ei,gis te'ou she batissss Of sbipriss 10
bssne.
TIE y.I Lixhi sna Lsnbr o. trsts
srossi Ma II i ior . large bsIisias to
b. rsea chair chop and expect 10 EN-
pi,y fsfiy hsSss. The .ssis gill be sssd
10 sstsrsiiss electricity, reducing the cost
10 the lowe, possibls 6safs The vort
rOa be- pashsi rapidly 10 order 10 lara
lob listi TOT TIE spnmsr sessoe.
Mr. Johs Mstsdsp bss the found.tioo
Tor bis electric poser honss bssrl, com
ple,c5. J.ma Amedop dong the sort,
spa bas rosissy built 10 the highway.
He has ptomiss5 the ci,iEsns 81 Msuch,s
ter slscific lishis by Jans l0.h. and - be
has los o. cts'ft TO doubt be viii be
ressy % tta, dste He !. slso ei,eudips
The q IN sst-t pipe % East M,rotsrter
10 gssnra taller S.'er sarplJ Tor the vii
l.se ,ysism lie will have sbout ,igbi
ciles q water pipe. bnidss tie l'tstsls.
spd 1boui tsssp niisa q soubl. electric
sire. The pes long ti'iaoce tIrpbons
srebauss Siil .0on DO 10 op,r.,ior. snd
silh Hss e. 'ches cell seIv.i BY o,teem
ed psstcrs, robiis school. and Ssmiosty
eIcslisd by none 10 tho este. IL would
seem - thoazh Msncbest.r uosli soon be
GENE. II cot Alfssdy, very importsni
,swh is sou,htrS Vermont. L l. TArLon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

erup,icss fellow. Ordinary rmeiies thA
unly move tho howcls tend only 10 further
woalon an alrvaAy ass4Aiaiei body, ncre
is one medicine, usw enc. discovered ~
the wrli known physician and sureecn, III.
DAVID Kennedy, and CAlicd CAlcara solvonl
This rcmeiy cures hsgAa~c Il ls the great
Internal cleanser u Is no, mere phyuie,
!, strengthens a. will As eleAnsos The liver,
blood, stomach, hownls, kilneys and hlA.i.
dor What soap and water 10 Tor The outer
man CAlcura Solvent does Tor the delicate
mechanism within, only Il works mildly. in
harmony with the ccanplioa,sd and llelicA,e
organism il has 90 deal with You can act
a small Sample huitlc Of the marvellous new
medicine by writing % the disooyvtor. pt.
David Kennedy. Kennedy Row, Kingston.
n, ", and mentioning this paper. CAlcuN
Solvent l. carefully made nndcf the per-
sonal supervision - nr. Kennedy. there.
fore II Is perfectly safe and scientifically
correct, II your druggist Is out Of Il send
81 20 DIR. Kennedy and r.ooiye large bot
tie ny express, charges prepaid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed Of night and broker
Of your rest by . sick child suffering ant
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 II 81
send ct once and get bottle Of Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. It cures dysentery, diarhoea, regu
lstes the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infsms
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicisn
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Editor q Journal A. 90 macy OF th,
old-iime residents of Manchester, reader
OF the JouRsAL, sie In distant places
think triei psuma Of vhst is going OF
nd being done 10 town may be OF interest
For some time pat &c have been lookinf
Tor . rsvivsl OF sciivities, or. 10 othsl
voris. . "boon. and snch IL our presesl
condition.
What coosilsf the most in poftsnt OIL
oil our Industries IL thst OF farming. 10
Looking beck TO my boybool days / car
zee . healthy advance from old II es and
methods Tho obvious reason for The
change 10 tbs. the old methods were no,
productive Of the highest re,ults. have
no doubt that the B.,tepkiil Valley In in.
Trial Society, f3tmed thirty years ego.
should be credited With no small tbsre Of
this change
The entertaining OF summer guests. OF
which the late r II. Orvis vas the piot
esr. has taken on such proportions ihs, II
mast he placed second 10 tbs li.t Tt
cur iortsishtsd eiiizsps this interest NJ a.i
be considered Of tie fut importance. fol,
the rssson thsi, 10 isios from The past, sb.
has iast begun Der esIetr IS Sumner u
sort. aeond TO 70 oiter inland ,sun IL
Nsv Enslsrt. TaAt Manchester 10 ~ d.
sirsbls for . rermsseni fesiderce ~ II 10
for . transient home daring the season Of
summer esie,y is shown by the number Of
cur city ifistds sto arc bulldog besuti
TEL homts 10 manner enilsble for con
tort dafisa the uitisr. TIE SPECIFIES OF
our city residents call for standard O.
ieod supply fer shove snd mere pltIiiiai
than 10 The pas,
The lnmbsr business ia 10 thriving cor
dliian. oil tho mills raining 10 their fall
capacity. Mes vs,s Tor working up cor
snrplns slcet 81 hard aud soii woods arc
locating 10 tswn. TIE Brady Batter Boz
ssd Spoon factory ases spruce, poplar aud
bssssooa fer bores sn1 crates. snd white
End yellow birch s6d beech fof spoons
]. Henry Hieks hss added chair stock
Asctirsfy 10 his lambsr nil. A. G.
Cunnof bsstiss eating ca, stock and bin
luubsr hss 90 hsrd moaldins. lslh. stis
giles. ssssessd msiehed lum Der and lime.
Loas Dniresrs chips many car load,
Of lem Der from bic Eill 10 sirsiior. Will.
his hard wood 10 drawn 10 the chair skor
ci Dairssns. Ps.iibons a Co. to b. usss
10 The msa uiss.rrs OF novsl.iss. L. Z
Nsys mill Ia rua 90 fall tine 10 oil CT
dsss, tsvi1s 90, lboai cne nilliss feet lhs
pat sessen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
CIR alanfbfsirr JOrunal
THURSDAY. NAT y. isoi
De sIKoxDs. Easter and Prspris'os


AiiAsrst ibe e@src'gsilaE pfcea.G'
isss 81 AhfshsB LlEesls ~ rrsiasti d
10 ussisa States .ss ssrpassa 70 hst'
,.seasass ihs sssih trsil 81 alsruy ~
ias ssstisy. . Satts caeliss .asisis
irissssl tss bsts esHpsllss 10 rsss sfos
. esss 81 e9srlei slsFefr cs TIE part Of
cclofsa mss TAs ssgro va released fo'
csc yssf 30 vofk a dsbi 81 $50. ssd
be k.s ssress 10 be ss.etlts. isstst 90
IN s,esissR Of siski sSs 10 scetri seip
riass .tts tts e~Etu seeGes sscs pee
i.nnset nee@ssfr TBs mssistrs't ofds'
81 ils fslssse Of The nss 60 The sfosed
,has r,s sss 60 loager sell hinssli -
. sisrs. ,s8 the iishtf coufls siil now be
esllss ssos 10 decide 10. qsesiiop dshs
iisIy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23


Res. james Tnils died u bis home IL
MsnsOn. Mas. April 20. sgsd eighty
eight. He vn born 10 Wsrdsboro. Nov
z, 1912 Iii, father. Bsv, James TUFTS
vas settled a. the Hnt pastor 10 Wtdi
bofo 10 1925 and continued until 1886
when . coliessue was given him. He died
In lsli. Tbs son, james Ta'.s. Jr. VA
broaRht up on his fathers farm snd sl
tended Burr snd Barton Seminary 81 Men
chester, He tegsn 10 teach school Of ssv
snteen. and earned enough 10 that way 10
pay bis expenses during college course.
He entered the sophomore els.s .. Yale 10
1885, sud was graduated 10 1898. He tooh
prizs al his graduation for English com
position,
After leaving college be took charge oil
the academy At F.irheld, Conn., where be
remained two years. After that be enter
cd asdoyer Theological Seminary, ADD
vas oidsinsd 10 September. 1874 BE
preached for two years, when be was obis
ID 10 retire from active service.
Later be resumed tesohing. snd Wa
very successful 10 that work for many
years He taught at Csstleton and North
symptom, Macs and was superintendent oil
schools 10 Wiudhsm county for two years
He wsh. TO Monson 10 1872, as principal
Of the seid,my, He retained that posi-
lion seven yesrs. snd later conducted .
private school Tor boys. which be gave up
10 1892 II will be rem smbered that En
gene Field vas one OF bis pupils. and cher
ished Q lifelong regard Tor Mr.. Tufts.
Since giving up his school, Mr.. Tui,s had
lived retired upon bis farm on the ont
skirts OF the village. He married Mary Z.
Warren 10 1865, and they had two sons.
the elder dying when about seven months
old. The second sou. james Hay dsn
Tnfs, the only survivor OF the family, is
pofessof 10 Chicago University.
The eishiieih birthday OF Rev. Mr.
Tufts vas lsbrs,ed Nov. 2. 1892. by re
eeption vi Monson Academy. Ga that 90
ession Rev. +. ) Hatch, pastor Of the Con
gresstisnsl church, presented Mr.. Tu'ts
With pnrse OF money, which had been
contributed by bis many friends and form
or pupils. including eI Senator Henry l.
Dawes Of Pit.shsld. Professor w. 8, Tyler
OF Amherst. Rev DR.. n s Stous Of New
YoTk and Pfe,idepl Dwight Of Yale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

/ have been troubled with indigestion
br ten years, have tried many things and
'pent much money to no purpose until
tried Kodsl Dyspepsia Cure. l bsye tsk
en- tso bottles aud gotten more relief from
them thsp oil other medicines tsken. ]
feel more like . boy thsn have felt 10
twenty years -Arders Riggs OF Sunny
Lsue. Tex. Thousands have testified o.
did Mr.. Riggs. o e Ad,ms. Arlinet ton;
A Fl Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A II
Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

II 10 believed that gang, similar to The
one which robbed ssfes in oil psrts oil
Vermont end New Hampshire seveul
months 10 1898 10 nov operating in ibi,
state Ssies have been blown opes with
10 . short time 10 Pilsiord. Neubnry,
Wells, williston and other towns. and 10
every csse tools hsve been stolen from q
blacksmith shpp or mschire chop and
left 10 the store alter The safe bad been
opened With dynsmits. At the time the
old gang vas broken up fsversl Of the
sale crackers we're sent TO Windsor. and
their terms expire about this time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

ssys MIRA Il r. watkins. OF Brooklyn. Il
suffered from billions headaches and vopi
ing after meals Al forty / begsn TO hsv,
rbsrmsiism. Two years sso l Vas eprtt
entirely by . new medicine called Oslcuri
Solvent discovered by DR.. David k-pis
dy. OF Kennedy Row. Kingston. N. Y
Writs 10 Dr. X. for free sample.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

II is understood that the New York
Central people ere 10 stock control OF
the Rutland rsilrcsd and that the ques
ton Of . lease Of that property by the
New York Central 10 under consideration,
says the Boston Transcript, 1t is the ex
peetstion OF Boston people interested 10
the property that the New York Central
will guarantee 8 percent. 90 Ratlsnd pre-
tered stoot, the same ss is guaranteed
on Rome. Wstsrtown a. Osdsnsburg stock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Merritt Bsei. .ho Is is tail 81 Mss
ahssiss tof bfsstins late . housa 81 Mat
stSsisf, vs tee s,rs bsiCs arrested
here 10, slssiiss 40 sis fson ibs Hayes
niIl. u. ga esss BY the Jssiics, sbd
Bis ers paid sta unssy aesi fton Mar
chester.
Re. oseist u. L.s.es and l., Y.
Merton Of BepslGsios, ssd lister Rev. Mr.,
ssynorr 81 Beenitsion aud Rev. Dr.
sn'ri Of Mssshshf we're sasst 81 The
BrSmls, Hos.s, su3 great most Of their
time ,roO, nshlaf, " shieh they bad sory
svod iuek eorsidtrass the season ia early
fer that spos,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
w ARLINGTON, d. G,
Genesee Pure Food Co.. Lsroy. N. Y:

Genesee Pure Food Co., Lsroy. N. T.:
Gentleme en-: Our family reslizs so much
from the nse OF GRAIN-O that / feel ]
must say . word TO induce others to use Il.
II people are interested in their health and
the welfare Of their children they will use
no other beverage. have used them oil,
but GRAIN-O | have found superior to
any, Tor the reason that il is solid grain.
Yours for health, @. 4. MYERS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Allow cough to run nn,il II gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say.
Oh. II Will wear sway, but in most cases
Il will wear them away. Could they be
induced 10 try the snccessfnl medicine
sailed Kemps Balssn, uhich is sold on .
positive guarantee to Gre. they would
um@distely SEQ the excellent eGec. after
skiing The first dosc. Price % snd I
Trial size free. Al ell druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Yea siil waste time II yea Try 10 enre
isaisestiou or 6yspepsis by starving yonr
cell Tss otly makes II sofss wien you
DO ca, htsrlily. Yea slrsys utej plenty
Of sooi icoi properly disestsi. Koaol
Dysrfp,ia Cure 10 the real, Of years Of
'olettihs isstaeh Ter tonfiLing that
soald eises, nei only tome elements OF
food bu, very hind And Il Is The one
remedy tbs. sill do H. oE Adams. Arl
ioslon; A Il Peliibone. Ms6ebo.ler Deroi
A II Saith. Wcsi Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Orlando Wooster Of Rutland finished
this month bis 50 year 10 the employ Of
The Rutland railroad under its various I'd
uinistrstions, Mr.. Wooster entered the
employment Of the former Rutland and
Burlington Rsilrosd company in the
civil engineering department 10 the spring
OF 1s49. Al that time the road had not
been completed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
FARMEa,. ATTENTION.

Tbsr draw easy. they hold easy, The
mould boards are always bright end clean.
Three good reasons why you should be
interested 10 the new easy draft "Ls Roy
Plows" Furnished 10 all si2s from one
to four horse. wood or iron beam. fiat land
or side hill. Adapted 10 oil conditions Of
coil and oil localities. Call at oncs and
see them and obtain full particulars at D.
J. Ooproy's. Arlington. VI or Kendall 4
Kendall. Manchester Depot. Vt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
Dawn Chr. Nh. April ]. 1900.

Gsnesee Pure Food Co., LIE Roy, N. Y:
Gentlemen:-I must say 10 ressrd 10
6RAIS.0 that there 10 nothing better OF
heslthier. We have psed IL for years Ny
brother vas . great coffee drirter. He
sss taken sick spd the doctor ssid that
coffee wss the cause Of 1t. and told as TO
use GRAIN.o. We got . package bat did
not like II Of frst. bui nov would not be
without IT. Ny brother hss been we'll ev
n since We started 10 nee IL Yours truly.
LILLfK BocnoR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Go HEs III
Gebesee Pure Food Co, Leroy, n. T.:
Dear Sir: -Some dsys since . package Of
your GRAIN-o prepsrs,ior as len ;, ny
oihse took II home sud gave IL : trial,
aud have 10 say vas vsry u ush pleased
wi,h IL, IS . substitute for ecfee. We
have slwsys used the beet Java lEd Moebs
10 or family, bat an free 10 ssy like
The GRAIy-o ~ yell - The best cefee
eyre drsrt. Respectfully youn,
A. q. Jackson, NJ. D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

f. s. Porter Thursday filed articles Of
consolidation With the secretary OF state,
u the firms Of r. s. Porter l. Co. North
Geld. the White Mop Company. Jsmsios,
Vt and o. N. Wsrdwsll, Of Mass. moor
porsting under the Arm name OF The
White Mop-Wrlneer Company, to bs
lossted at Jamaica, with capital stock
Of 2hfl 600.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Last winter l was coufned to my bed
With very bad cold 90 the lungs. Moth
ins gave me relief Finslly my wife
bought bottle 0! O.e Minute Cough
Cure .lsi effected speedy care. car
DOT fpsrk 100 highly o, that rrcellett rem
-dy. MIR 7 X Houseinsn. M,nsisuney
Pa, U Z Alams, Ar!iostot; A Petit
oons, M,nchett ID po': A Ii Saith.
West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
A POISONED STREAM.


NN"f* " hNtAs
A olsaaed sewer viii spread disease
'hrcugh whole city, Scattering perfumes
VIII only Disguise and cover The warning
aoDoa. The death -Sealing gases src there
yet, Il Is ihe same with annoying and dis.
agurne erupiicns Of the skin. External
remedies only may hoal foE the moment,
bat the poison u desug n work jnsi tho
same worse. in fact. because kept on, Of
SIGHT rrapiions are Tho Signals o. filth
allh inside who're soap and water 40 not
roach Poor blood and TORPID liver are
working together The stomach, too, Is
not doing It's work, and roon The kidneys
vill yield 10 the Addedstrsin. Then all the
Internal organs win he working against each
other. The blood, instead Of carrying life
through the body, Is carrying poison The
skin IA poisoned the pores distracted aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

IL the Darlington district OF The Niche
dit Ccniefsnoe there are 81 ehprches aud
ID psrsonssss. valued a, ever 500, 0C0
after deduetipg debts There are 30
Suudsy schools, sis tssshers and ~ ,rry
OF D. 395 scholars,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

About $40. 900 ives paid Wednesday
the employees OF the Vermont Marble
Company Is wages for April, This 10 the
lsrsest amount paid out for wages by the
company since isst October. when II
paid S72,0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
War sm...n wrH1rr ron rr.rrr

This question Arises IL the family every
dsy. 10, rs stswer & toasy. TRY JslLo,
dsllcioas dessert Prepared 10 tao mis-
eies. No hstirs sdd bet water aud gel
70 cool Flavor: Lemon. orsbse, BssF
berry aud sinubsuy. Al yosr sroesr',
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

The work Of bslissting tho Rutland.
Canadian railroad from Burlington 10
kousss Psint continues and il will be seve
ral menths before the 10 d is 10 6rst clast
shape. The spring rains and freshets did
DOT do - o. och dsmsge IS wss anticipated
,nd the trains have run pretty nssrIy Cd
time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
SARAH BOWKER'S EsYarE

- STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchester a..
DO II Hememb, rcd. That al y session Of tho
Probate Court holden Al Manchester within and
for said District on the 18th day Of May
A, ID. 1901.
Whereas. Geo. @. Gri0ls, Administrator OF the
| estae q Sarah Bowker, late OF Sunderland
In said District deceased, has Bied IN
said court his petition In writing therein max.
ing application 10 said Court for liceDse to coll
oil OF the resi- estate Of said deceased. therein
setting forth that such sale IL Necessary In order
to pay debts and charges OF administration; and
also that u will be beneficial for all parties In.
terested therein 10 sell fsld real estate.
II 10 Ordered, That all persons interested in
the estates OF aaid dootned be notified 10 appear
before tAid Court ut the Probate Office 10 man
chestfr In raid District, on the Stat day IL
May A. d. 1901, Al 10 o'clock NJ. by pub.
lcston u this order three weeks successfully
pfeyiou. thereto, in tbe Manchester JOURNAL q
bevs paper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, To
show cause. II any they may have, Why ssid.
license should not be granted
2jw W. Is, EDGERTON. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Ora iren The Rssdsbofo nisiSs pfeprr
" b. hess ssssyss sna proved 10 cor
,siu s9e ~ worth 81 sold 10 The ton 81
s2it Of silver. Tss usia II esrosi,
Of eorsidersbls iishpess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

Charles Miners hosiery factory. large
dwelling aud tso barns, one mile from
West Brsttlsboro we're burned Saturday
tore noon. The ovssr sstim stss his loss
st s25, 900, With sI2 900 insurance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
MANcnE TRR pErOT

p. G, William: has opensd the Com
msfcisl Houss snd travellers will dad II
. copvtlistt ttoppiog place ard every
thing in apple pie order,
Skinner Post, Lieut. J. O. Blsckmer
Camp, s. Of v. and Bpsni b War vete
ans are requested to meet ia front Of the
oper. House. Manchester Center. next
Snudsy at 1880 A NJ. TO march TO the
Baptist church TO listen 10 Memorial
sermon by the Pastor OF Of the church.
Rev. J. 3, Brown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
A Y. Turnsr. Com.

The W. r. q, will furnish dinner for
the Poet at G. A. Il, Hall CD Memorial
Day. The public who have so generously
contributed for the dinner 10 the pas. ere
,skej to do so sgsip, All contributions
1t Manchester village may be LEI. With
Mrs, Hemsn~sy or Mr., N. Towsley. At
Manchester Center. with Mrs A. Il Bots
ford. Mrs W. A, Adams, or Mrs. Il.
Sykes. The W. Il g. will meet with
Mrs.. Sykes Wednesday to make wreslhs.
rbe l.. A. 3. offs ~. are cordially 10
sitsi to sssis, and TO take par. 10 oil the
services.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

JELL-O. TnE New DESSERT,
plesses oil the family. Four favoH: Lem
%. Orange. Raspberry and Strswbery. Al
our grocers. 10 cts. Try II today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23

TIE eoterrri.ipg ciuz bs OF Br.ttlsboro
,'s considering the project OF building 3
i.m ,ctoss the Coppsc,icut river for the
Jurpose Of promoting growth OF mann
fsctnits,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-23
TAX SALE.

IN n On LE.
Tho resident and non resident proJ rIei oIs
Of Msnche.ttr, County OF Bennington and State
Vermont are hereby noilnnd that tho tsIes
,ssosssd by sad Town. County and ttate Tor one
year breeding tiis date remain 10 whole or In
par unpaid on the following described rss
s.t te 10 sal 1own; esld taxes being made up
80 follows: for 1900 highway tax rs cents on tho
dolar OF the grand let, highway special 0 cents.
state school special csnts, state tai D teits,
sch oil taI 80 cents, town Tar 10 cents.
One pi.cs Of land at Manchester Centre with
the buildings thereon standing, and bounded ~
fellows on the east by tho Highway leading
through said ,illags, on the south BY lard f0f
merry owned by ". n. Coibarn, on tho west by
land Of John J. Paris, on the north by school
house lot Ia former school district No o. Nov
standing In the name of q, Is. Dunham's ssists.
Amount OF TAI, ~ 70
Also eight iif.y acre lots OF school land, bound
ed on The wtst by the vest line Of Manchester on
the sou,Lby land Of II. G,syes. on the east
W lands onkBow0, on tho north by Dussnbufy
lands, One hundred acres, more Of isss, lyiHg
10 the north west corner Of The town OF MAJ chos
TER, bonded on tho wett sDd north by tbs town
Of ran gate and D6rset and tposD ~ the fan
ford lot. One piece containing rs sefes, told by
Vim. Tuner 10 The Arlington Manufacturing
Company, Dec, rs 1873 and rec rdad IN Book 20,
page IS OF sald ALd rscOids. Alec one piece con
tsiniDg Atcut 23 Acfes cfeded by ], u Brush To
The Arlington Manufacturing Company June B,
leo, aud fteofc,d 10 Book 60 page 70 ~ said
land records Also che isee containing 90 acres
iE RODS decided by NJ. J and Is, Covoy 70 tbs
Arlington Manufacturing COMPANY DIE 10 it79.
aud racorted 10 Box 70. page ~ Of ssld land
records. Beng set 10 he Arlington haDuftcigr,
log Companl Limited, a eofporstion organized
under the laws Of his state Of New York.
Amount u tsI, 81 "a.
And 20 much Of raid land, will be sold a. pub.
lie auction, At ID. Tosn Clerks ofies Ia ssid
Manchester. on Monday the NH dsJ Of May A.
d. 1901, al 10 oel'tk A. NJ. a. thai be- rsqalTsn
10 pay said isIes ss above given together with
coats Of Advertising. recording Aad tie ssls
tbsrsof, " not previously psls.
Dated II Manchester this s0,h day 81 April
4 u. 1901,
12sr I'D GlDpINGE. Collector.