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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
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The twentieth annual convention - the
Christian Eudeayor U I'm ~ Vermont will
be held At Richmond, o. n.,r Ills, std
preparations thus far made indicste al ur-
usually successful convention.
The provisional prcxrsm has been CON-
pleted, sbd among the speakers from abroad
may be mentioned william Shaw, Treasurer
OF the United " cisty and one Of the most
enthusiastic Endesvor iesders; Mr.. George
b Gran Of Boston, and Rev, Howard
Grote, for many years q Trustee OF the
ubited Society snd speaker OF Wide repu.
ta,ion.
Among the speakers from Vermont arr
Rev. Benjamin Swift, Orwell; Rev. Guy
c. Lsmsop, Montpelier; Rev y. II. Morris,
Bennington; Rev. Fraser Me'zger, RAN
dolph, and Rev. George X. Mile, Benning-
ton.
Junior work will, as 1t deserves. be given
leading place on the programme. The
principal address will be given by Rev
George r. Kengott, junior superinten dent
OF the Massachusetts, UIion, and confer.
ence for Junior workers will be conducted
by Miss Mary W. Ellis, State Junior Sup
erintendent.
A feature Of this convention will be
frequent conferences for the discussion Of
practical topics under the direction Of ex-
periepced and capable leaders.
Further announcements will be made
later.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

A ootfrfpopasn, Fl tbs Manchester jour
MAJ uksfs live, progressive hosinass mhh
far governor nls sho has the solfnre u'
The .i4ia AZ hekn and ~ho kbeNs hos 70
help 10 to@Afo' success, one Who vi J SEE
thA, yeimii.t gfis 40 much summer basl
nj. ~ hsg tiitsT sttts. Scs Hsmpsbue'
etc. Tbts 90, mvch 10 ~snt ia on~ inah
bot .his looking for msn u 10 certainly
sell a. ait0 high. The trouble ~ IDA inrb
Nae ife Que wanted are Too busy attending
10 TIM tstofesu ~ their own business, OF
tbsf 81 sonc great corporation, 70 DC WI
ing 10 lake ths sGr6rnorship. There u CT
tAiniy growing demand for such esnnf
date apd the people may draft the msn'
The ABOVE from the Burlington clipper
shows lhs, the press are waking up on The
subjsc, that, Of all others 10 Of vital inter
cot 70 every ei,is n Of ibi, state. "bs'
wa do waui isa msn for governor VINO "
broad enough 10 mind 10 zee beyond tne
narrow eoniiaes % HE own locality AID see
tbs vast possibilities open TO the State 81
large. While We reslirs that the man need
al will 60 doubt be man who II busy with
hl, own sHaIr., we have seen men who were
willing 10 sacrifice self for the general well
fare Of the public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Ergstses In s~csian eps n this .ci. hal be
sAsisy sns esessi, msstes. ~ sha' tas
name ara seefs. 81 tbs sttfpsf ana lhs
nsisrs 81 lbs eeaisria Saay hs rafiiy ~
ccsfssroa 90 ipsys csoa 81 tbs esisass a
fSoa packages For each evkssss e. vsels-
sana - ~, act The shArycf shall sgr ecn'
vieisss, gsr aae II DO, eno~aifx iro
bspdrse aai'as. ard shx caaslxnee kHe~-
lnslr ruosisins svc. srtleiss 20 shlppce
And uarspostea 10 vioAstiof Of This act
shall, ryos rosvscsies, pay nos bot en-.
cssdipg t~o husdrsd doiisr. ard the cs'-
ms kno~insiy carving of usa'psrlfx
the same shall. upon coz sicsion- pay noe
o. not ,Iaceeisg too hundred coIlar,.
"sec .. fhu All dead bodies % parts
thereof. Of anr fefelss rsBs salnsis, or
gsne or soss bird,, The iurorisiion o.
which 10 prohibited, OF The drsa bodics, or
paris thereof, Of any aid game snimsls, ~
game or sons bifcs transported iaio any
s,ste OF territory, OF remaining therein for
ace, consumption, ase or storage therein
shall vpon arrival 10 such sisieof territory
be- f1tisci 10 The operation and feet ~ The
lAs, Of sech State or territory ,ntc'ed in
The exercise o. iu police powas, 10 the
same eItsnt aud Ia the sams manner 40
though such snlmals apd birds had been
produced 10 such state or srriisrr, aud
shall DO, be exemp, ihsrefrcm BY reason ~
being introduced iherin IN Uris'nsl pack.
sges or otherwise. This &C shall not pre-
vent the importation, transportation OF ssle
Of birds or bird plumhga manufactured
from The feathers Of bNn,srd fo~ls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
81 90 per year in the
County. In advance.
sunday outing on Tne Rutland .. q.

SUNDAY outing on Tho Rutland 2. 4.
Tbs Rutland X. X. ou each sunday until
further notice will sell spscisl i,~ fste
Suodsy excursion tickets from al stations
between BELLOWS F.lls and Bennington and
points north 10 Alburs ipclu I've - rate n
fare one ssy ~tsr. ever the one way 10
more than tSent, Ave cents. Tickets will
be good otiy Tor the gu day Issued.
From stations 90 ths Bennington D,yi-
sion tickets will good On tisin n :. 81 moth
bound returning on train NJ. ca aud also on
No 81 10 or from such stations ~ No 81
stops NJ regularly From stations on tie
b blows Fails Division tickets will b. gtoc
on train No. lsi only norm bound SID viii
b. good returning on train No. 81 and on
n 81 from such stations ~ No. 81 stop
. regularly ~ far ~ Rafisnd AID or No.
i52 .su'h q RutisDd wLiss ~iii sfep - 81
stsii9ns Of Ra,lasd W Sunday Dighs ~
pssseassrs boidias special ss0daJ s,eai.
sion tickets.
Tickets vi also be cold on the bello~s
Fails Disiaon for tfsin No. 100 south
bouad good returning on train No. l5i
sunday. Adv.-l5-s ow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21


itf Uesser rcnssrca several doe slecsior,
% The osssa sss vocal ssies we're t.ndefs1
br Miss 4 ger, ard Mrs. g. ". rhaaps
EAsr ARLINGTON
--Ascilos sale at NC smiths 90 Sat.
nrdsy. Sept. -.
M. J.n,s Bsrdics az North Adams Il
vlsiilas q, Gearsc d oimsDs aud II II
Andr~s.
Miss ssrlae and MI. Helen Saith
have gone 10 ih.r home Ia Broosl,n. Mis-
Helen soes Thu. ~e~k 10 s., Muearet'4
school Ia waterbury, O.,
Ernes, DsnaIson and family drove 8,
salem on Sunday. Miss Fraser u thsf
place wn With them. she had been here
|. gues, - her sister for the past week.
People are lsmsnliog the scarcity Of
crab spples for i.lly, Of plums, elackberrIes
and apples Pears appear to b, Of inferiof
quality. The prospect Of hsving big, Juicy
pound sweetIoss spPear very slim
No service except Sunday school 10 III,
Congregational church last sunday. NJ
Gregory has returned To bis home 10 Penn.
sylvanis, and from thence he goes TO Yale,
to resume bis Studies for the hinislry.
Miss LIKE Moore aud her brother
Walter, Mr.. II ,bert Morrow, Mrs. EugeDe
Parker and Miss Mallory Brown Of Brook
lyp. who bsve been st the Moore's summer
home for short vacation, left town on
Monday. Dr. Frank Moore and family
went last week,
On Thursday last Rev. Borden Smith
Of Salem, N, Y with bis son Monill drove
over here. NJ and Mrs. A. X Broughton
ans their daughter Aans, also their son,
Res. Charles Broughton and wife, Mrs.
A Ice Hougpton with her daughter Laurs
ana son Ned, aud Mr. Clark slso drove via.
"Ihe n Itch" In S ,ndxste. Mrs Ezta Buck
AID Mics Juis came from West Arlington
to join the party who had arranged TO pic
mic with the family Of X II. Aodrew OF
this village st The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
l. Buck, The dinner was psrtaken Of ON
he lawn at Mr.. Bucks. The guests re.
turned that eve,iag to Sa' EN-.
WEST ARLINGTON
ST. vbr ! irom here attended the fair vt
NJ u chtst,r last week.
Mrs. l. A. Buck tpeLt few days In
East Arlington last week
N and Mrs. Harvey Nike, of New
York, are visiting at r. q. McKee's
-Mrr. A. @. Aorehouse and Miss Bessie
Hsskiu were in Manchester one day last
week,
Mr.. and1Ars. Seth Andrew, Of White
Creek, have been visiting at Mrs. Henry
Parsons.
George Hulett and George White have
been visiting relatives In Bondville and
Lsndgrove.
e. N. White has returned from Provl-
dence, X. l., accompanied by his nephew
Mr.. Stewart,
--Estells Harrington and Thomas Hayes
Of Burr and Burton Seminory spent Sunday
at their homes,
Henry NJ. Farnham Of this place and
Henry Fsrnhsm and wife, OF Washington,
u. c., spent Sunday Sept. 10th In Dandy,
Farmers are digging their potatoes and
cutting their corn. Corn is reported
good crop, but potatoes are rotting quite
badly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
Z O. BrNSON,s EsrArr

STATE ~ trRMosT Diet iot ot Msnohes AZ Az
The Probate C0nf for ne Disriof u Manchester!
To AL persons Interested IN tho estate Of
d o. Btpsoa late OF Winhall IN said District
deceased GnrtTIso;
By the authority Of The 'tate " Vernon /, YOU
are hereby notified 70 appear bsfore the said
Probate Uouri, al tbs rf1uste tiiliuu ia dagohns.
ter, IN said District. on ITO An day Of Oct ober
AID 1905, 10 SHOW cause u any You haya, WY
the account Of Hal Benson, Administrator
u the e.isto OF said deceased rhoula not bs sl-
loved. AMI alec why lbs residue Of sal 4 estate
should no, BIZ distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated At Manchester In said District, this nth
Cay OF September A D. 1905
a3w ". ED0ERr0k, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Mu~r hsgK PAgkAGEs ACCOUNTING ~
rrnYRaf fAs WINS sfior o. rsipr
gus STAfH
H.G. Thamm, hih ard game eonnis'
rsonsg. asuss the fu,iowing notice
yamnntsrs who lrtesd hurtire deer 10
ether States ara shippiFg ,hs carcass or
psfis st@Ncs lsto The State cuilag Tie
vis,sd seasoa III Serrsoni, ~lli he gessrn.
ed by sccliens ard q the Lacey se',
Iansd sislxs stsiass.
..Sec. 4 That al packages coniainins
zach dead snlnals, blrds or parts shsrssf'
shsn shlgpea b, ir,sntass commerce, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
I p BLACKME q. FsrArK

STATE or VERMONT District ~ Manchester -
The Probate CourlJor The District Of haaoheste,t
TO ali persona Interested Ia the estate Of
J, T. Blsckmor late 81 Manchester, In said Dis.
triol deceased 6RKwTIso
BY the authority 81 tbs state " Vermont, you
.re hereby noufoi to appear before tho said
Probate Court al the Probate Olive IN rald
Manchester. in said Distrc., on the ard day Of
October A. u. 1905 10 show oauss, N any you
.ve why tho account OF v. W. Cook, Adminis-
tor Of the estate OF said deceased should
not BIO Allowed, and also Why the residue of said
estate should not be- distributed TO tho pArtIss
en- tiled thereto
Dated At Manchester in rad District. this nth
ia, OF Juns A, ID. 1906
20sw w.B ED0EBTON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
AS cIasgcs Of aosoftiserne rts rnust
be ~ rsrd not later tnsr Tues
dHr morning.

Toe yflc q lbs aol nsAi $500 70 AZ
iastcrseft ta BstplSslos oostiy hba
sts2ta sshsN.hNfs outside the so1air'
pasabse Ia G6Ysncs We awe good value
ID ge,ufh fSr ~hat ws CT and % rot d.
Asss h sNslrg cot, 20 gain sctisfie's
sna ltcwAse ouf circulation On oar books
We tos'i ped to ear eirpsisiion has 5ffn
steadily lnrrsAsirx ard The surdt 81 q /"
engagement ffoss All sides leads ~ TO b.
live that cur f0fis are appreciated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
A LBERT M. MULLEN's EsrArs.

sTATs % rHa0sr District OF ssnobestei, 90
BE !, hemtmbatvd, that at = session u tho
froba'e Court holden Al Manchester, within and
for said is,rio', on Tho 18Th day Of september
AID. 1909.
whereas certain instium.n ut In writing IN.
der zeal putporling 10 be the last viii aud tesla.
merit Of Albert N huen lato of Peru In
said pisliict, dscos"d, having been this day
presented to said C9urt OF rr,baa aud duly flied
10 the Registers Dfiiee Therefore, IL 10 ortefsd
deceased be poiiaod 10 sppoal before said Cont
~ the Iftbtte ilire 10 Manchester Ia -aid Dir.
uict, on u" Ism day q october u 1903,
by publication OF this ordaf. three ~eeks suoeos.
sively, previously thereto. IN the Manchester
JOURNAL, newspaper printed at hanohe .ter
Aforesaid TO chow cause, II any they may have
why SAID nstrum nj In wiring Ill luid DOT be
proved AID allowed ,ho iast viii and toslA.
ment Of the said deceased.
2lsw W b. EDdERTos, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
STATE NEWS.

Senator Fred l. Mattison Of South
Shsftsbury, died at bis home early Satur.
day morning after Al Illness Of seven
months. Dsath was caused by paralysis Of
the throat. Tho funeral WAS held at hi.
home Tuesday afternoon He is survived
by wife, one daughter, two sons and an
aged mother.
f. l.. Mattison WAS born at Hillsdale, N
Y, April 20, 1857. He was a member Of
the House Of Representatives from Shafts.
bury In 1896 and was elected In 1904 as one
Of the Bennington county senators. He
was vice president and manager Of the
Eagle Square Manufacturing company at
South Salisbury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

We are nOaC offering
an attractive lime of
Holden, leouard d 60.
Bennington, Vermont.

Every psa ones IL to himself aud hit
fsmiiy 20 master 8 trade or profession
kssd ihs display advertisement Of the sls
nsrss schools Of Tsissrsphy, In this issus
I'D ie.rn hos easily young man or lady
may learn teiegrsphy and be assured .
position.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
SPORTING NOTES.

Handicap against DOGGY, 0 holes, Friday,
September 22nd. Prizes for best two scor-
cd against DOGGY.
Entrance fee 25e. Open to members onlv.
Entries close Thursday p. m. 6 O'Clock,
Players will be paired, and each pair will
be required to take scorer.
X. d. ELLIOTT,
Chairman Handicap Com.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Eanbrsh Bsrss. has retsrhcd 10 bis hems
IL Nes fal.
Miss kgnet Itsrus. sho taf brtE a,
ha1s siih her parehts far The Summer, has
resErnss 20 wasi Rriisna whese abe viii
attend school
The hclp Al Glen Fun" bal Bs~sh
g.oio ghsE bsiofe they isfi for ibe city
his ~ek. NJ. wxuer has . vcfy Zoe
seumss home s.ay b ea is The measiAins
aad 10 ~onh the drive 10 see.
The woskmen OF the Nolefoa- West
gearrv presented Kfp-si II. West, saperin-
tsbdes', With sotid silver gold hs.d tea
oct, value sls0. ~ ~cddins present.
Ernesi 10 very pcpUisr ~i,h bh ~orkmen
ard sppiecis,es tn AFT urr much.
The decision Of The Revenue people
ihsi q mar Inast Ike GOT uoiisd stes
lqsoi llcense TO rel J.maioa sipg.r, bitter,
malt erirac; and other Vermont oruss, d
rum, Will DO more 10 stop this dAnLsole
tniile than all the swsof Vermont. Very
many stores have sold these vile mixtures
knowing tina, the BUYERS used III, N Tor the
mssne.i klnd q dfunss. now the sss they
must pay for tbs allied States lieen,e is
not ali Vermont lsw says, The fact that =
person has purchased = ulited States
licente Ia prip,a facla evidence that he 10
allIpg rum ard the hne Ia not less than
$500 with time In prison for second Of
f,nce. A few CONVICTIONS will stop that
mssDest Of all trade In Intoxicating bever-
sges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
hin Crowd a, RUTLAND.

seven thousAud fye hundred persons the
blsges, crowd In tan years, nocked 10 The
ssl, grounds Thursday ., Rutland, W. Il
VA, Gcvcrpor's Day, add Governor Bell
nt,spd.d. He rode IN an OK cart. Daisy
Director woa The 80 clsss Of gentlemen's
ROAD horses for $50 purse snd blanket.
Tbe les. time inside wn 2 10. ~. Byno
WOO the Z 30 lrvs for q t3o0 pure. Ihe
test ,Iuse of The four heats ~As 10.
wcnder II two ysA,s from no~ oar Gov.
errcr Win mske Ills entrance In "elock
wagon or wouldn't he think IL necsssAry
10 make hlmssif 20 cossricccast
WONDER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
AREL K. RuRRANk,s E.r,r.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HAnVf srosK.
Tho undersigned, having teen appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court, Tor the District 81 Mao.
chester, Commissionsfs 10 roeeivs, easmine aud
adjust all claims aud demands Of all person.
against the estate ~
hnyey stone late Of peru,
IN said District deceased and all claims eiblbit.
cd in Offset thereto, hereby give notice thai 10
vii NEE, 'or the pufpeses siarasaid al the late
fe.id noe II the deceased IN Pma on The
18TH dy Of March 1000, tom one o'elook
' NJ. notil -four o'chek p. u on saia ds, and
that slA nuuihs ffom the la4h day ~ epiembof
Ap 1865, 10 the time limited by sad dour, fJr
eismiL atipu aud all isane#
Dated al fun TIN, 18Th Jay u September
A. u. 1908.
g / sisy...Aa.lpsos, oom,r..
Julia A. Stone. Admipisu.trx Pom, warm ont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Time, 2.29h, 2,23Ia, 90.
-Four races we're run of Thursday. The
time was slow, owing to the heavy track.
Although each race WAS won In straight
hea,s ,here'were some lights for places,
and the horses we're we'll punched.
AdmIrsl'Togo, owned by A. I, Haggert,
took two rsees Thursday. These were the
"a class and the z 3S class.
Junie B.. owned By. Frank Benedict OF
this place, took the 2.50 class. DR.. J, Y.
Pages Blue Ribbon again came to the
front IN the free.forsll. nking the race
easlly In three hests. The summary fol-
lNws
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
oMMissIoNERs NOVICE.

Estate " HfsAt FsNsass
The nndefagusi, hssang been apsasb "A ~
The Hon Probate teutl taf The District " MAJ.
chester. Commissioners 10 receive. examine
aud AHA al claims snd demands on ali pei.
saas sssinsi the estate ~
hshty rsssans isls ~ Ahneton
IN sala nEstttrt deceased ssd all ciassas sshihs,.
"a Ia ef~st thetela. hsfetg slge ao,lc. that .s
rsli meet tot The patroses afafs.AAi 81
The ssis ia@laance ~ aeee.std in wsst AsHassan
IN zoe Rh asy ~ March lse from
me o'nlocs ,. aatil ienf eeiaca 90 sad
lsy, sna tat an @saths frsm The Iah asy
~ rap',mtsy 1893. 10 ths uus limited by
SD Dfoft ts said cfelitars " rressnt lhslt
uisims " a. too ess@iasstaa asa Alla~.nes.
Dated ~ Araagtun this 10 b asy OF september
A y, is0b
hoakaT MekEk. n,.,,.
LEAuEL BUCK N""
IAbda Aflisgias ,hi, i1ta day % sspininbsr
D la0S
oeoige rar.ons Adninl.tr.,or. Atlisw.on.
yolmsnt alsv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

~ sss sfsafs Fiessst ts nsfsst i,srt ~ "
tsstsi hgam sE4 seasns. hpt n1si q 'f@f Nsss
.ne@ uNa fDN sfft4a ~ ~ o. hNf hss W ts~f -
- 81 Usae ee RttsnasgH pas - shtsY 'raess pesH
~ asa5lt Nfaas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
MANCHESTER DEPOT

oh, how 1t did yaii
George Utley 10 working 10 Petitioners
new meat market
Manchester Union Band sttend, the
Bondville Fair this week.
The next meeting Of Skinner W K. c.
will be held Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
John Carleton u Londonderry was at
his brothers Charles Carleton the past
week
Mrs. James T. Bentley and two dsugh.
tiers Of Rutland are visiting at A. II. Petit
bones.
james ID. Lskin Of C0ybe, Iowa, is
spending q season with Mrs. Alvin Petit
bone.
Mrs. Thomas Healey and daughters
are visiting Mr.. Healey's people In Wal
lingiord.
- M Kendall, wife snd grandson have
been spending the past week at Il l. Ken
dale,
Mics Cora Kendall Ia home from Moody
School at Noithfeld, Mass enjoying a
well earned vacation.
Paul Fowler, son Of our esteemed fel-
low townsman Hon. J, W. Fowler, has
gone to willlsmstown College,
Fred Picord Of Orwell, VT, was at W.
X. Benefits few days last week. He
went to Salem, N. Y, on Friday.
The Manchester Water Co.. 10 extend.
ing i,s lines from Mckinley Hill through
Highland Avenue. A much needed change
The Degree Of Rebeksh Order will OBJ
serve the 5ath anniversary Of 1t institution
on Friday evening, September oath, In Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Great Alteration Sale at H. Harry
LAvin's Bargain store, Manchester Depot,
ends Saturday, Sept. 23rd. Take advau-
,sse Of the many bargains; before It 10 too
late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen +, Smith are max.
ing Manchester friends q short visit. They
are residing at Exter, N. H, now. Owen
says be doesn't care much for salt water
fishing. 10 comparison with fresh water.
The fall exodus Of guests from this
station 10 about over. There were nearly
100 trunks sent out Oh one train going
south recently, Who said the summer
boarder business was not q business In IL.
self.
SOUTH DORSET.
Who said September would be dry
--shantie sabd quarry machinery are 60.
nS up on the new quarry.
Miss Helen Howe, who has been Welt
pg friends In town, has returned home.
"A 10, Of Italians are Working cut,ipg
wood on the new Proctor garry.
--Miss Nary Cunningham Of East Dorset
Visi ed her sister. Mrs. John Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. Kelley have return.
ID from Rutland, where they have been si..
ting relatives and friends.
--Aii the vacant houses are being filled
by Italians. A house for asnsli American |
family VII hold 10 TO 90 Of them.
Dig your potatoes and cut your err,
gather rc1r apples and pull your cabssgs,
or the Italians will do It for you.
Misses Mae ADD Anna Trehy, who have
been visiting friends In town. have returned
10 their home 10 Hartford, CT.
Miss Anna L. TuiIy, WHO has besu
working II the Dorset inn this summer, Ia
new teaching 10 the Aorse district.
Mis- Wayne Bowen and Art, JohD
CArlgan. OF Benrlng;on, visitd snsw
mother. Mr. Eiler Bo~eh recently
Mr.. and Mu. Plyan BlAesmer, Who have
been on their wedding trip here, have r.
tsrned 70 their home 10 Worcester. Mar.
Martha Hector, who has been spending
The last two months with his cousin, hn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

A suit bearing the above trademark is
equal in iit, mat rial and workm ,nship to any
custom made suit that sells for between $40 90
and $500 II fits better, wears longer and
looks nicer than a suit of any other make.
The coat i, made with the latest con.
cave shoulders and keeps it. shape as long
as ii is worn 5 H. Marks & Cos suits are
made of The finest and most up-to-date ma
terials. We have them in black unfinished
worsted, fancy wor-ted and in all the new.
est Fall and Winter novelties
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

sssitf ssaaotfsars tknhst .aaf.st q tStso'fe.
49, $500 ars isiTtr rtgt ras@ss sasssss - ~s4
~ fsetsst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
Genuine BaISam Pillows
We manufacture them.

We manufacture them.
~ ysuare troubled with pulmonary com.
plaietn 10 any way, one OF these pillow
would b. help and comfort, and pfrhapt
= compile cure also . pansces for ner-
vouspess, headache, etc
II vau dopt feel very well, anyway, 10.
rect while on luxurious Balsa m
pillow n d be bsppy
q viii retain It's frsgrsr CO and afomstil
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
BATJEhkIlL VALLEY FAIR.

The annual Fair OF the Battenklli Valley
Industrial Association was held September
Ia. u, and ll.h, The opening day was
ralny aud the eutries were small but they
Oiled 10 more on the second day although
the morning was not very encouraging
The weather cleared Up by noon sndsth
Vas fair attendance, although II came on
very raw snd cold by night. The last day
opened bright and was all that could have
been desired. There WAS large attendance
and all the towns In the County were well
represented.
The racing, az usual, WAS the main fea-
tute and the grand stand WAS packed ia
view them, The cards for both racing days
were well allied aud the races follow
IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

The z 80 class, although won In straight
hea,s furnished good sport for the spects-
tofs. Blue Ribbon, owned by Or. J. r.
Page OF Manchester Center, bad little trou-
bic IN carrying OIL first honon. A heavy
track and strong wind prevented fast heats
The summary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-19
ARRANGE
HOSPITAL WORK.

= At an executive meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the City Hospital
Association, held yesterday afternoon
at the home of the president, three
matters of Importance for the hospital
we're discussed.
1t was decided to hold the spectacu-
lar theatrical production of "Alice
in Wonderland in Wilder hail Octo.
Der l6 and II. There will be l25 per-
sons in the cast, all local talent. The
scenery and costumes will be brought
from New York.
The benefit baseball game between
the business and professional men at
Amusement Park, Thursday after
noon, is expected to be u great sue
cess, financially and dramatically.
Saturday will be donation day and
the ladies will receive, in city hall
park. anything which can be utilized
at the hospital or which can be con-
verified into money for the hospital.
1t is hoped that the public will re-
spond literally.