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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
ECHO OF A SONG.

To my fancy, idly roaming, comes a pictur,
OF the cleaning.
comes a fragrance from the blossoms OF
the lilac and the rose;
WIN the yellow lamplight streaming an
sitting here and dreaming
VI haIf-forgotten twilight whence 8
mellow memory flows,
TO my listening ears come winging vagrani
notes OF womaBs singing;
I've a sense Of sweet contsntment as the
sounds are borne along,
'Tis mother who is tuning her fond heart
10 love and grooming
To her laddie such
Sleepy little,
Creepy little
Song
All, how well do ! remember when BY
cracking spark and ember
The old-fashioned oaken rocker moved
with rhythmic sweep and slow;
With her feet upon the fender, In a cadence
low and tender.
Floated forth that siumber anthem Of 9
childhood long ago.
There were COLLINS in the cleaning and
the half-closed eyes went roaming
Through the twilight for the ghostly
shapes OF bugaboos along;
Now the sandman's slyly creeping and a
tired lad housekeeping
When she sings TO him that
Sleepy little,
Creepy little
Song
So I'm sitting here and dreaming with the
mellow lamplight streaming
Through the yine-embowered window In q
yellow fiiligree;
On the fragrant AIR come vinging vagranl
notes OF woman's singing,
It's the slumber song of childhood that IL
murmuring 10 me,
And some subtle fancy creeping lulls my
senses half 10 sleeping
AS the misty shapes Of bogaboos &c
dreamily along,
All my sorrow disappearing, as tired Lad
I'm hearing
Once again my mothers
Sleepy itue.
Creepy little
Song
Philadelphia Ledger
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
IN THE MEDICAL FIELD.

Clay modelling in schools is con-
demned by doctors as being worse than
states for transmitting infectious dis
ease.
Some curious cases of idiosyncrasy to
eggs are on record A German doctor
now reports that OF woman who has
nettle-rash If she eats either the white
or yolk of a raw egg or the yolk Of a
cooked egg.
A physician reported by Prof. Mueller.
of Goetingen. has been able TO work out
in a few seconds the squares of any
numbers Of five figures and to learn and
repeat In 12h minutes row of 2o4
figures. The greatest earlier feat in
memory for numbers was the learning
OF 204 figures in q minutes.
The balloon offers a new instrument
to the physician, according to DR.. Albert
Robin. the French scientist. who sug-
gests that balloon to take the con-
sumptive poor into the upper regions OF
the air for few hours each day would
do more good than expensive trips for a
! few days into the country. He has al
ready conducted a series of experiments
with consumptive patients.
Inhaling steam charged with camphor
and napthalin is the new remedy for
whooping cough Of DR.. Alois Monti.
The child sits in the vapor for three
quarters of an hour daily, and imme-
/ date relief follows, while mild cases
are cured in three to four weeks and Sc
we're cases in four to six weeks. The
early trials are reported to have shown
no unfavorable or harmful results.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
THRICE-A-WEEKE EDITION.


The THmoE-A- WEEK WORLD has made special ar
engagements for the year 1905 Its already great
vice has been extended and, heretofore it will report
all important events promptly accurately and impartiay
Aboriginal and striking feature of the THRICE-A WEEK
World in 1905 will be its serial publication of the strongest
and best fiction that has appeared in the columns of
any newspaper The novels already arranged for, and
which are by writer's known through the world, are:
CARDIGAN. BY Robert w. Chambers.
the York
BEFORE THE DAWN. BY Joseph A. Altsheler.
Confederay
the wilderness through
THE REDS OF THE MIDI. BY Felix Gras.
Europe
THE CARDINALS ROSE. BY Van Tasse Sutphen.
is las touch a
the world winning the OF
THE BLAZED TRAIL BY Stewart Edward White.
Mr. ar
This the
ntoth
9th a 8
papers
together for s17, or 200 outside the state
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09

On the side OF a great mountain in the
far west there stands house overlook
ing a beautiful valley just across a tumb-
ling stream. Children play and laugh
in the sunny yard. A woman with happy
eyes sings perennlally on the great
veranda or about the house. Great men
from ali over the country come 10 dis
cuss plans to overcome nature with the
master Of the house. AS they come they
grumble at the man who must needs
20 SO far from the haunts OF trade and
who steadfastly refuses fabulous sala-
ries to undertake great engineering
works in far on climes. When they go
away they understand.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
he Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

-. l. a disease prevailing in this
me- most dangerous because so decep-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
IN asrorism.

On the sssh o. ssycmbef, Marcia Bowen
hsuh yslle', sftsr . berg life 81 ssefsl
service fsil sslesg. nhs w0 barn 10 ReA6-
leg. W., dec iTsh, lsis, tie dsSxh'w 81
ibs late Df, size Bor,a, Gre ~ tbs piancef
physleiars aud sarg,cps Of The stats. In
her ehiiahaea DE- bowea renewed 10 Car
sDeer, shsre ne rand family az aven
c,idrsn 70 hcnoiea m.nsosd sre wcmsu-
hood. OF stu large family, Mrs. FULLER
h1s been far ss.ersi yssn ,he only survlv-
iag member.
IL 1888 shc ~, usiifd 10 wiiiism ID
Asf,b ~ Clsfa der. ara for nesriy forty
ears ibsif brnt var esntsr ~ u fasnce
.td good ~ort.. Win broad ., mpshs
bal elrcled the slobs, th.y stle constant.
y o1iips foi ~. pcor AID Dsgicctd wbcf.
yer they found them. nos helping edassn
he freedman Of the South, and nos their
bro hers 81 Africa.
After the death Of Mr.. Marsh In 1875,
isfi wiaossc and ehlidlGft, Ars, Fuller
sold her home In Clarendon and lived for
numbsr Of y.ars with relatives ard friends.
In October 1859 abe WA mArritd 10 Fred
rrlck Fuller Of Jamesto~n, n. r, ard ~.
sasd 10 that city until several years later
falling health compelled her again 10 Sc b
Ger native bills MI. Faller aiei in 1895
AID sipoe that line che hss been tendsrly
v.rtd Tor 10 the family Of q cuasin In Dor
Get, Vermont.
Although too feeble TO enter into church
or social life dafing Ihese last Year,, she
lsays enjoyed u..tiDg old friends ana
.as interested 10 The Affairs lof the con-
.nunity, ever alert 70 help In case u any
special need.
She kept 10 touch with tbs progress OF
uationAl and International events with 8
remarkable vigor u mind and continued
her Intelligent bshevoleaees almost to tb,
sery end. Last February the MAS warned
oy apopitc.ic seizures that the end was not
nr distsnt, and since that time with
patient submission she has been waiting 7
her release. Weary and yearnins foI home.
% the evening abe fen asleep, and WAS not,
for God took her.
The simple funeral service was cosduct-
ID by her pastor tho Rev. Charles l. Car
osrt ON Friday afternoon. TIE following
morning = little company Of friends took
,sr back to Clarendon where they were
met BY the few remaining nsiahbors and
elAtives, aud the burial service WAS held
by the Rev. DIR. Phillips Of Rutland
"Blessed are the dead who die In the
Lord yea, saith the spirit, that they may
rest from their lsbois, and their works do
follow them"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
Mr. Bennett.
EpIroR or TIE JOURNAL.
Please tell 10 where We are ati Are we

EpIroR or THK JOURNAL.
Please tell % where We are att Are We
back TO the woods againv This winter
We have. or seem TO have the WORST mail
service In very many years, no mail out to
the south from Saturday 6.45 p. m.
10 Monday noon Ills a. m. We are sup
posed to be only flvo or Ave and one-half
hours from New York. but II you mail .
letter at Manchester village postoffice at
p. m. Saturday night 1t wont be deliver,d
In New York till Tuesday morning, about
sirty tro hours after mailing. just think
Of 1t Mr.. Editor In these enlightened days
when the government 10 spending millions
and millions on Rural Free Delivery exten.
sions oil over this country and there 10 ap.
parentlv no:appropriation to pay our Star
Route mall messenger to take mall to the
station Sunday evening. Since the early
morning train has been taken on our mail
facilities are certainly In bad way and 1t
sssms to me Ito up to our postmaster to get
II nxsd for the benefit Of the public. Its
pretty tough to have no train south TIL
noon and when We lose the Sunday night
mall out and Monday morning mail cut We
are "looking back ward" many years,
Yours for Sunday night mall.
Pho Bono PuBLIco.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

btctmuef v, lNto.
The statement 10 the rress that have
.sri st,sr to hr. Benedict, the editor Of
he Free Prsss, or TO any one else that !
Intended 10 rsslsu, 70 take eject not later
Than March 4, 1909, 10 ircontci. have
had doubts whether Il VAS best for me 70
serve 90, my present full term. Ny gen.
srsi health 10 quite COED, bu, 10 the latter
BALI Of my 18Th year Ian not free from the
pnrmitiss Of age, and iless vii not grow
less with the advatcips iyess. Toward
he clcss Of busy me- weud like some
time flee from srgrossiig public dutiss,
and this cannot have until retire fr,m
the Senate, March {, 1909. had occurred
10 me ~ q nt,ing time for 20 doing. ~ that
would be the 10th anniversary Of my sp.
pointmen, to the cabinet, aud would coU-
ple,e 10 yssrs Of service BY me In Vast
ing,on.
~ Rad thought Of sending . letter, but
livery one Of my in,imaee friends with
whom consulted advised sgainst n, and
yielding TO their Judgment. decided to let
nv eventual action 10 this regard tepsnd
upon the exiEenees OF the public service
and OF my own personal circumstances si
be time. The only announcement which
| wish to make 10 that snder no circum'
stances will | DO candidate for reelection,
~ only ambition 90 long ~ remain their
representative, 10 to serve faithfully 1.-THE
interests Of the people who have given me
heir confidence 90 generously.
"wbsn retire shall not support the
candidacy Of any one ~ my successor.
shall not attempt, directly or Indirectly, To
influence the action OF the state 10 this re.
| gard, and shall not interfere, or attempt
/ TO interfere, 10 any way, between those
who NAV aspire to succeed me. Ia fair
ness to them and to the state, Hat any time
decide to withdraw from public service
before the end Of my term, shall give
abundant notice Of that purpoie direct to
the people Of Vermont"
REDFIELD PROCTOR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

second District Masonic Anseting.
Wednesday evening last was gala night
for The second District Of Aasons Of the
tate Of Vermont. Ths meeting wa4upder
ths Immediate charge Of ]. y. Aiiss u. ID.
@. n. for the Sad Masonic Dis,rict. The
lodge wss opened u 2.3o O'Clock and the
xsisrsd Atprsnsics degree confared BY
Red Mountain lodge Of Arlington, and the
work va reviewed BY the Grand Lecturer,
Wos. Bro. Balloa. At Q p. N. . basque,
va ssrysd BY The ladies' Of III o. Z. s
Chapter. and that u wss dsssfveblv popu-
lar Part Of ths program was atsested BY
IL tact that over 100 bfoihsrs at down
70 ret and refresh tbensslves. The table,
vers daintlly dresssd AID The food va
aas, apd, servsd By b~vy Of yoarg lsdies,
wss dirnsr ienG 70 Be remembered
Aftes rsfrcshmsnts tbs lodge vas again
convened and Ihe Fsliowcrafs degree co.,
frrrsd on . cArdidAis furnished BY Red
Mountais Lodge. Ths work Of Tie degrss
WA givss By AAeaissm Lodge No. ~. Of
Mspchsster, With W.. @. l.. wcodecck 10
he East And J. Ross Roosfa aeiisg -
ssssss DsAcon- Ths whole work Of ths
Ssgrss, ~ss carried oct In fSs shape AID the
vcrh 10 The sscond section - rendered BY
NJ. Roberts vas yell si&h perfect. and
caiisA forth vords Of praiss from ths
Cnsl IScssrss ~ III prssset AitSs ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
IANETTE WILKINsoN,s E.t.te.

STATE or vlnnosr, uis,riot OF Manchester. %.
be u Remembered, That al . session OF the
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within
and Tor said District, on tho tth day OF Deem.
Der A D. 1905.
Present: Hon. W. u. EpasaroE, Judge.
Whereas. Fred Bentley, Administrator Of
the estate Of Janet,s Wilkinson lAts Of sand.
gate In ,Md District, deceased. has this day
presented TO said court, his petition in writing,
setting forth that II will be necessary 70 ssll
II OF the real estate Of said deceased, for The
payment OF d, BITS and charges OF sdministrA-
lion; and therein making application 10 said
Court for licsnse 70 mako suoh sale.
II Ia ordered, That Ail letsons interested N
the cstats Of said deceased be notified 10 appear
before said Court. ., the Proba.s 0fhos in
Manchester, 10 said district, on the 22nd DAY
OF December A. ID, 1905. by publication of this
order. three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous thsrs.
TO. In the Manchester JOURNAL, . newspaper
printed ~ Manchester Aforesaid, 10 show oanss,
II any they may have, why said Incense should
not be granted
s23w w,B EDaERr0s Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

We are informed on very high authority
that the next great railroad consolidation
viii Be ono far reaching In Ito effects on
Vermont and New England. The New
York Central has secured control OF the
posson a Maine and oil " leased lines
Plans are being made by the Central to
practically rebuild the st. Johnsbury and
Lake Champlain railroad and make Il IN
important part Of the system. Vermont
and New England arc both TO be congrat
uls.sl on ths prospect Of greatly improved
railroad fscilltiss. Good - the manage.
msnt Of ths Boston a Maine has bess, the
New York Central 10 still better. 1t 10
known, the world over. ~ the greatest
railroad In America. 1t Il progressive and
whatever Il toaches prospsrs. This report
viii be denied, ~ Wa the acquisition Of the
Rutland, bat Official dsnials are to Be taken
for whaushey are worth. The deal 10 sure 70
b. consummatsd In the near future, ~ the
stock necessary 10 control the b. A n. has
already been acquired by friends Of the
Csutsal and II will assume control when.
ever Il y ready TO do SOL burlington Clip
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

fssisv ~ TIE vcrt By W.. Bro. Ne Hos
rrnsrss vess nsas By n. ~. n. H.
hsss, Grand ks., ~. q. Y. Bises. 81
Psvie,, n. w. n. l. stsllsos n Bee.
rsrstsn, Hos. o. X sAmsnas, Rev J =.
Hfesr, iLsv. hr Rasissea. w.. q. ".
B-snst,. Rsr u. !. hitchsil sna eshsfs Tts
ms~slsg .as clos~d esfsrs Sos tselvs and
Ill rsisrsos 10 .bsi, hssDss fsslins tia, The
asJ hsa been one u ptses ~ wsll -
psssufs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
LUCY Il. SHIELD N.s Estate


STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Manchester, 10,
De u remembered, that II . session Of tho
Probate Court. holden ~ Manchester, within and
for said District. on the 18th day Of November
A. ID. 1905.
Present: HON W D. EDdERroN, yupos.
Whereas, Y u. sheldon and smith eheidoO,
Administrators of the estate Of Lucy n. bhsl.
don. i,te Of Rupert In said District, deceased,
has this day presented 10 said Court their
petition In writing, setting forth that u will BE-
beneficial for oil parties interested therein to sell
oil OF the real estate Of said deceased vig.--Ths
Home Farm Of said Lucy b sheldon 10 sAid
Rupert containing three hundred acres more or
less, known ~ the Enos sheldon Ysrm and
therein making application TO said court tor
license to make such sale And said Administra.
tors having produced 70 said Court the assent,
10 writing, OF oil thsjheirs Of sAd deceased resid
ing In this Htste, Interested In said real estate.
II 10 Ordered, That all persons interested 10
the estate Of said deceased be notified 10 appsaS.
before said Court, II the Probate Ofios IN Han.
chester, In said District, on the 18Th day or
December AID. 1905. by publication Of ,his order
three weeks successfully previous thereto. In,
the Manchester JOURNAL, . newspaper printed,
u Manchester aforesaid, 70 show csuss, II any
they may have, Why said license should not be
granted.
SOsw' ". b. ED0RBTOR, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

In spl.s Of al the pressure brought to
bear on Governor Bell b. was not moved
By any Of ths so-cslled PRAYERS or petitions
Of lot Of hystsrioal old women or the host
Of motor isty-sssking. lawyers, who were
trying 70 abort The laws Of ths state. he
W the law taAs Ito course. We have pur-
posely RETAINED from comment Oh thii
oass a Il has been too naussating 10 talk
abost. shs has paid the penalty Of her
crime and ths Law has bean carried out,
We are not In favor Of capital punishmsn',
bu, " lhA, 10 tbs Law enforce II or repeal
he law. She M hang. Now let her resi-
10 peace for shs hAs earned Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
NARoLINE HINCHMAN's Esr.rr.

rrATK ~ vSnMosr, District of Msncbester,ss
Tho ProbaieOburi for the D,strioi Qr Manchester
To oil persons interested In The estate of
Caroline hincbmsn iate OF Manchester In said
District deceased, 0akKrIH0i
BY the authority Of the State u Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before The said
Probate Court, ~ tho Probate Once 10 MAnchss.
ter, In said District, on the 20th day Of
December. A ID. 1906, TO show cause, n any ron
have why the account Of L. n. ncmsnwsy,
Administrator OF the estate OF raid deceased
should not be allowed. and aiss Why tho residue
Of said estate should not be distributed 10 ths
parties entitled thereto.
Dated ~ Manchester, In said district, this
2sth day Of November, AID 1905
sisw ". y. ED0ERToN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14


Mis- Mar, A. CsoleaSs 81 Burr and
Bsrisn Seminar spesi ssndsy With bar
friend Mics Esiels Hsrisnetos, u being
their isgh birthday.
Mrs. q. II Buck AID Mu. n. Y.
rsrnhsm have risrses from sprins SID
~hsfs sh~y hsyr bern v'slliax relatives.
--xn, sarah Rucs 10 visi,lrg 10 sssf,s-
bury, VI,
There -u no ssrviee 10 the Union
ehugth on ''lhe snsn, last ssLdsy owing
~ the stormy weather
BENNINGTON
~ c. yiautE ~1 10 Arlington SUNDAY.
Mr., AID hJ,. Battles have returned
from New york CITY.
II. N. Taylor Of New York city, was In
shs village Mordag.
Mr.. Frank L,saer hu returned from
he Albany hesYnsl some improved 10
heslih.
Hon H.k Fpwlsr OF Manchester, 10 .
peIso1 age Al TIE County Court.
The aheelock will case 10 still ION" In
ths CoaBty Cosrl
--Qsite lumber Of sleigh BE- have been 10
the streets since Sunday nights snow
storm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

Ths nssy friends Of the i'ihnslsn csrs
vii watch the action Of The ssnsts 90 th'
sn~rsscy hi for eis.soo,cc which hs'
been ssns 70 Congress and which th'
House Gu, 70 Gil, 10000 This Canal pre-
zee, lhAs bean placed practically 10 th'
hands Of the President, and h. should b.
Supported By every member Of Congress
L., The senate restore the u 300 900 %
shs, the work may no, b. hsmpsrsd fo'
tsrk Of funds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
Al changes Of savsstissmsnss must
be ~ hsno not later than Tues-
dav morning.

o~lng 10 ibe ero~asa eondision Of cor
advertising columns ue are forced 10 Issvs
60, essssderaeis Gn.Asssins news; bot ~
invik cur sshsoribss atieSilon 10 sbess
Advatisemssis - her particularly appeal
" Christmas buyers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
I,OM MISSIONERS' NOTICE.

Estate OF IhkoDJkE u Ahfs,
The undersigned, having beeL appointed By
sbe Hon, Probate Court for the District OF Mar
chester Com missioners, TO receive, examine and
.djus, all claims and demands OF oil persons
against the estate VI
tt sodoio Is, Anis. late Of Dorset.
deceased, and all claims exhibited In Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet
Tor the purposes aforesaid u The late residsnes
OF d.csssed In East DoIset on the
2sth day OF May, l906 from one
o'clock I'm until four O'Clock p. =. on
ssid day and that Elk months from the
ash day OF November 4. D. 1905, 10 the Tins
limited by said Court for said creditors 70 pre-.
sent theii claims 10 as for examination and
allowance.
Dated At Dorset. this 2sth day Of November
d. 1906.
]. n. GRIFFITH, ! oom,
SAMUEL SHELLRB, Jr.
q L. sms. and ". D. Amos. Administrators.
East Dorsst vermcns SlSw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
W. B. ED0sBToS. Judge.
patrick ROGERS EsrArr.

STATE or vEHnJsr District Of nsnchsstss,ss
Be II Remembered, that 1t 4 session of The
Probate court holden u MAnch ester, within and
for said District, on the 10Th day OF November
A. ID. 1900
Present Hon, W. b. ED0Esron Jadgs,
Whereas, Margaret q .ilinsp, Admini.trstsiI Of
Patrick Rogers late VI Dorset In said District,
deceased. hiss this day presented 70 said Court
har petition Ia writing, setting forth that II
will be necsstsry u sell oil Of tbs real estate OF
said deceased. tor the pAymsn. OF the debt. and
charges Of administration and also that II vail
be beneficial Tor al psrtiss interested thsrsln 10
eel the whole OF tbs fea! estate Of said asoeAsed
and oil Of the psrsonai property Of ssid dsosas.
cd and ,hsrein making sp,IioAtiou 10 said
Court for II ense 10 maze such ssIs.
Il IL Ordered, That Ill persons interested In
the estate Of said decss scd bs notified w appear
before said Court, 1t tho Probate Ofiics 10 Nan.
chester. 10 said district on the 18Th day Of
December A, D.i9O5.by pnbi,oston Of this order
three weeks successfully previous thsrs.0 Ia
the msnchs ster Journal. . newspaper printed 81
Manchester sforesaid, u show cause. II sny they
may have. Why said License should not b
giaIted
sos. w.B EDGEBTOs. lodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

Tns Attention Of car readers 10 directed
20 lsrsthy inssrvss~ by NJ. G. A. MIN
mo, q. r. A. Of the Retlsnd Railroad,
~h,ch appears 90 our nrs. page this wess ,
ssd whscA viii b. reviewed At length next
wesh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

Al Advertising manager Of oil the New
York Central lines, II 10 said George
pspisis win have authority 10 expend from
n ,U0, 600 TO oI ,ooo, 900 during the comins
year, In conducting the broadcast adversn'
In campaign ever made for those roads
m. DanIsls 10 nov engaged In plsnnlns
this work. He believes newspapers ane
magazines are the bsst Advertising med
tuns.--lS y. coess'e'ai.
This certainly 10 good nswsl BY all
means lot Uncle George commence righ'
bsss In Vermont TO spend bic million and
half dollars. senously We belle" thai
there 10 no place In the world where thu
Nsv Yort Central management can invest
their money 70 20 grea, advantage ~ right
bars 10 our own state. Their investment u
secure and the returns win prove to be fa'
more than they ever dared dream of'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

The most pisasant, safest ard best rem.
edy 10 uss for Coashs, Colds, Group,
whooping Cssgh, ETC., 10 Kennedyi Laxa.
tive Honey and Tar. This remedy expeii
I'll cold from the systSm BY acting a I
cAthastic 90 The bowels. Sold BY A. n.
H~ssShuue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
ELIJAn HuRRARn,S R.,1rI

srAra W vssno f.ptsn lot Of nsachss q, -.
TIE Probate 0o.rt Jor tie DsstSa n knscAsss-s
To sl perscns interested IN the ss,sts Of
fljsh Hubbard late of Rupert In ssid District
asceasedi 0nSsusass s
are hersb, notified TO appear bsfors The ssid
Probate Oouri. 81 tbs PROBATE once IN MAnchss.
er, in said District. on the sr3 day Of January
A.D, 1865, 10 sho~ cause. N any yoa have, shy
the account, Of Loais u, Loveiand 81 the
estats Of sAd deceased should no, bs 81.
losed, and ,l.o shy the residas Of said estate
should no, be distributed 10 the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated II Manchester, In said District, THE sth
DAY Of December, A. u, 1905
s.sw ", u kDaKBroS. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
THE PEOPLE.

This column Is open 10 those who at any time
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Of argumsnt, render an opinion or present some
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for opinions expressed therein. Be brief and to
the point Ed.