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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
Old Barton Port, ct bottles, Soc.
Fancy Spring Chickens, 16c.

Legs of Milk Lamb, 15e.
Shoulder Roast Milk Lamb, 10c.
Lamb Stew, &c.
Shoulder Roast of Beef, 10c.
: Choice Pot Roasts, SC.
Regular 15c pkg. Cod Fish, Zoe.
Smoked Bloaters, each, &c..
Large, Fat Irish Mackerel loo.
Gulf Shrimp, Of, s35e.
Select Oysters, per cam 46e.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Twill begin to sprout. When they are
strong enough place in clay in the pot;
a lovely evergreen table plant will
last for years. now have four thriv-
ing. The sand used seems to attract
the roots, and they grow quickly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Macaroni Pastete (from an Austrian
hostess)-Cook the required quantity
of macaroni or spaghetti in boiling
sailed water for twenty minutes, or un-
til soft. After pouring cold water over
it and draining, allow it to COOL; Make
from sweetbreads, fowl or veal ragout,
using. mushrooms and tomato to taste.
roni or spaghetti, sprinkled with Parme-
san cheese, then a layer of ragout, and
so continue until the dish is nearly full.
Lay over this covering of rich piecruss
and bake in brisk oven until the crust
is a golden brown.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
Love is a religion, and it's cult
must cost more than that Of all the
other religions.-Bourget.

Mrs. G. w. Yates and Mrs. J. Frank
Corbett gave a prettily appointed buff
fet luncheon this afternoon at their
home, 2446 Park avenue, in honor of
shortly to join MI. Talbot in New
York, where they will make their home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

In making drawnwork the threads
pull more easily after the material is
rubbed with bit of good white soap
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Many of us have tried to stir up cake
in hurry and have forgotten to put in
the baking powder or perhaps even the
butter or sugar. Here is a little informal
formula that helps wonderfully to jog the
memory: Sweetening, shortening. lighte8e
ing (eggs and baking POWDER, salt. Just
say this over in your mind before turning
your batter into the mold and you will
readily see if any essential ingredient has
been omitted. The flour you are not likely
to forget.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Hoodwinks the Oculist. Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. (Don It smart.) 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Illustrated brochures describing the
great work of Father Perosi, 3 The
Resurrection of Christ will be dis
tributed free at Powers dry goods
store Saturday afternoon between 9
and 3 O'Clock. It will be presented by
the Banda Rosa during fair week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
&Sl IRs[y ! I'd

Flour, Brackets Best, 9s-lb. sacks,
$3.50.
Rice, best Japan, per h., SC.
Soap, Monarch, 10 large bars, 3oc.
5 lbs. Washing Soda, 1Oc.
Bluing or Ammonia, OF. bottles, &c.
Parlor Matches, per pkg, Sc.
Toilet Paper, rolls or pkg, &c; per
doz., 40c.
Borax, 20-Mule Team, lib. pkg, lie.
Gloss Starch, 3-lb. box, Ice.
Old Barton Port, ct bottles, Soc. !!
California Port Wine, absolute purity
guaranteed, per gal, $1.00.
$1.00 Hers Tom Gin, bottle, 74c.
French Medoc, at. bottle, 49c; pts,
Soc.
French Sauterne, at. bottle, 69c.
Sherwood, Maryland's Famous Rye,
full OTIS, $1.00.
Sunny Slope Bourbon, full qts., SOC.
Lemp's st. Louis Beer, 6 pts, 55cs
qts., 42c.
A. B. C. Beer, per case, $3.50.
Grape Juice, unfermented, of. bot
ties, 38c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
CLUBS AND CHARITIES

Club Calendar.
III obart w. 20. e. u, Mrs. b. +. Nelson,
1925 Fifth street Sc, 3 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Miss Gertrude Satterlee entertained
at a luncheon of fourteen covers this
afternoon at her home on Fourth street
Sc, for Miss Glee Jamison. A Japan.
ese basket held great bunch of laven.
der asters in the center of the table
and cluster Of the blossoms was also
at the BRIDES place. After luncheon
Miss Jamison was given a hosiery
shower and the gifts were brought to
her in a pretty basket decked with
lavender ribbons and flowers
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Miss Alice II. Graham whose mar
riage will take place this month, was
the guest of honor. at a thimble bee
given last Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Mabel M. Wheeler Of Bryant ave
rated rate y with Wild flowers, gofdenrod being
used in the parlors, and purple and
white asters in the dining room. The
table was decked with sprays Of oak
leaves. A dainty supper was served.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

FAIR WEEK SPECIAI-Black Taffeta, 36.inch,
best sold anywhere for $1.OO per yard.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
Fur Lined Coats

An early purchase and put them sale early at
reduction of from $40 to $25 under wiuter prices.
LOT 1-Collarless Coat, fur lined braided neck and
cuffs Special, S21.5O. -'" " - 7.a....e.5.-~
LOT 2-Gray and white squirrel lining, with blended
mink collar Special, $45. 90.
LOT 3-Gray and white squirrel lining, blended and
natural squirrel collar. Special, $4,000.
LOT 4-Gray and white squirrel lining, with fine
Persian collar. Special, $3.50.
LOT 5-Gray and white squirrel lining fine Persian
collar. Special, $4,000.
LOT 6-Plain gray squirrel, backs only Special,
$3.50.
LOT 7-Gray and white squirrel lining, black lynx
collar and cuffs Special, $3.50.
LOT Stray and white squirrel lining, black lynx
collar. Special, $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Miss Lulu Conklin will give box
party. this evening at the Lyceum the
alter in honor of her guest, Miss Mae
Curran will return home Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
HlLLsioE GOLF CLUB.

TOURNAMENT
October 23rd to 29th, 1905, for Presi
dents Cup and Offioers Prizss.
Qualifying round IS holes: 8 holes Oct
23rd add Q holes Oct. 24.h. Players cai
elect 70 play Is holes 10 one day (Oct, % Il
or 24tbJ BY notifsIng Committee.
10. lovsat scores to qualify to play a
Match play With : hardicsp.
~ PnDerb ENTB CUP.
lst round (lsl Oct. ,25.b, 8 holes.
God round ~ Oct. %, Q holes.
3rd round AZ Oct. 9Th, Q holes,
4th round (dnalt) Oct 2sth, Is holes.
PRIZES. t
Presidents Csp y ~laner Of first sixteen.
aad Presidents Cup to ruDner-up
LIST vsce-P Presidents Cap to winner losir &
eight.
Board Of Governors Cup to rupnsrup
Losing eight for First vice-Prtsident' q
Cup.
ls, round (s) Oct. 28,h, Q holes.
7nd round ~ Oc.. 27th. Q holsr.
4th round fnasi.) Oct. ~ b, is holes.
Play era In contest Oct 76.h for PresI.
dents Cup msy have their card Of thai ds'e
handed 10 n nnsl score 10 competition for
DeCoursey Cur.
Should the weather be unfsvtrable for
playing dsfirg President'a Cup contest,
postponemsnt VIII be BY the COMMITTEES
only.
DnwinEs for nrs, sixteen will b. public
and drawn At BArd's Drug Store ~ . q. N.
Oct 2i,h.
A X. xARTIS.
GL IowsLrr, Committee.
4 ID ELLIOTT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

The season OF the GUNNER visitor has
closed for this year More OF him than
ever before has come, reyeled 10 the glories
Of oer air, water, ard scenery and depart.
ed. Ons rather new phase OF this summer
busipeAa IL developing rapidly 10 this Sec
tim. II 10 the entertainment u city board
ers AT the farm houses. The guests here
nnd the IDEAL country life, spd when the y
are suitably aceommodsted--and generally
they are not over<xscting--it means the
most pleasant outing possible FOR them.
They get the opportunity to roam The
Arids. woods. Asd hills al will. The fresh
o., garden and dairy produce are se Nd to
them, and there 10 bomelike atmosphere
about II all tina; appeals TO the heart OF The
carevoru. lonesome reslden, Of the great
city. Scores OF farmers 10 thia section
have catered 10 the summer trade this year.
To mske their places attractive they have
attsd no lawns and n,wsr gardens, AID
ssme have done much more 10 provide
sport ard comfort for their euest. Tnc
chief drAv bach 10 this growing industry
that hss left many dollars In The good farm.
vifss teapot IL the shortage Of female
help. u this could be provided for, there
would be . cheering prospect Tor many .
farmer Who could rsaiix. 10 . fec summer
wesks moro clean profit than . good dairy
veud Yield 10 whole year Randolph
Herald and Meas
Il would reen from this AID Others lits
Il that The Summer Bcsrdsr BasiressF
hAd caught on with our eoni<mporaries.
La been good thing for this town and
viii be ihe besi possible thing for the state
10 work on. Prsk II along.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

tssisss Epacepsl etsrsss n yerwes', 40
,ssssd Nv tbs He's. wsiIsrm Fkyu m@fs,
festns 81 The cbSrrs. sr1 sts Rev, Efnesi
esifa fsriar a ". THpHas't chufgh. 81
Nes feff ely. If~ eFsxmnsy wn 81
,sese ~ ssosi 80 guests FROM ssslsufps
Hepte, suclsdiEx lt.s i1metisse relatives u
ne SO ~ esiEg psgile,, ard fcw fiissd'
ffom BsrlAsxlcs ard sssibgrn.. isss be-
fas Tie bride ard xrsom itfi io' veSdsas
ifig "a IAis Chsmplslp OF tbe ysc''
Elfnas, Owned hr the brides father, they
sresssd The employees Of sheibsiDe Farms
AID their famiibcs. A hr sAfssi Ter iht
emplosees follo.cd thst fslssd for s'e'
6ias gscsts The ~eddiug gfa ~fFe very
urmesoes AID eoaty snd their sslas sll
probably reach ssoo.0co o. scoo 600, apd
lncluee re- aepce on Pifsh ase. Mes
Yors city, from the father 81 the groom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

While harding = 100 pospd roll o:
pager At the Coz 5abcock wsx pspsr MI
saturday afternoon John Walker was pre-
baby fatally Injured. The roll GOT s~ty
from the men Who we're moving IL and fell
ap3n walker bres king : rib. The fnc ured
nib purc,ured walkers left iabg and b.
WAS taken home 10 critical cordiion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
pui,trss-Wenp.

Al high room saturday, 10 Trinity
church. 81 slelbsrp@, Pr derioa vandsrtsi,
wetb, essghier Of Df. md Ars W. Seward
Webb. ard Ralph fail'as, Of Stw York,
son 81 the proprietor Of Tue New York
world, were 1nii~d In marriage by the RI.
Rev. Arthur c, A. Hall, bishop Of The Pro
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
Annual Fall Excursion TO Boston.

Annual Fall Excursion TO Boston.
tn. Rutland Railroad silIiub ~ soLusl
fall .rtu'tion 10 Boston on Wejn.rdAy,
Osti ber 25th st the following greatly re-
duc.d rite; Rutland ta.50, Ci.rsndon
s4,70, wsllir,f I'd ~ 50, Darby s5. 10 East
Dor, ct o. 80, Manchester % 30, with pro-
porrioDs,e Iow rates from intermediate sta.
tiors. Tickets viii be good going on reg
~ ar trains Nor. 81, 49sro 60, Octs Der 18th,
connecting IT Rutisid With through trair
for Boston, q d will be good returning to
leave Boston on oil regular trains TO arrive
b cs nj stsr irg . iEt until Saturday Nov.
euber 4 b, 1888. Inclusive. HlS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

Tue Nslicnsl fraternity Of Hay Fever
ssfass bs feimsd 81 Jsmsio.. l.. l., N
y The ratpsss 81 The association 10 10 u
" hnd pefnanen, cure for The disease,
No ops 10 eiixibis 10 msmbsrship who ID
moi hay isssr sufferer Il EnoAasgt
Good thIns. We ara eligible AID entitled
10 front rack msmbcrship.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

Does village Improvement pays Those
who doubt II may nnd something sugges.
tive 10 the conclusion OF man who 10 look.
Ing for home In New England village
accessible from Boston. 10 his search
states Youths cVBpaat0H, he visited one
town to which he had been recommended.
He found the railway station shabby, the
common, 10 sight from the station, covered
with long grass, and weeds growing along
the eide walks. The man decided at once
that be did not care to buy property or to
live among people apparently 90 Indifferent
TO appearances ~ those who controlled
Affairs in that town.
The foregoing does not apply here as we
oil know, but there 10 . whole lot In It Just
the ssme. Take look along the lines II
the large railroads about the metropolis
where they are handling suburban business
and you will scarcely fail TO be Impressed
with the surroundings about the stations.
This 10 sometimes brought about by the
citizens, but more often by the railroads
themselves, ~ they know that fret impress
lions are lasting Impressions, and 10 great
many instances We understand there 10 keen
competition among the agents At the varI-
oas stations along the line to see who can
have the fnest grounds about bis Individual
station.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

We no,f with pleasure the fact that the
name ofosr old io~n.mar, Geo. X hIner
ha The bead q the editorial psee q the
Mes iork Herpld ~ sunday Editor. NJ.
Nicer has been connected with The Hyuid
for good mary year, and |. well fitted "a
The position, Nay his name be pushed
steadily 10 the top ef the iist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

We copy the follo~ing from AZ xehange
u hcoreet In all particulars eIcep. where
10 u says that !, "will succeed the present
NJ Anthony Coli Club OF Manchester
ror Manchester read Bennington. We
have here two nourishing clubs the Ek-
wapok Country Club aud the Hillside Golf
Club.
The Mount Anthony Country Club, with
= psid-up capital OF $4,000. which vii
snccsed the present Mount Anthony Coli
Club st Manchester, has accepted the 10.
corporation papers and organized with the
election OF the following cfiieersi PfesI.
dent, !. @. Mccullough; vice president,
George Is. Wellington clerk and treasurer,
George worthiugton Il Eych1nge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

You may be jast as sksptscal aud pessia,is
&c ~ you piesse. kodoi will digest what
you eat whether you eat or not. fou est
put your food 10 bowl. pour sil'il Kod'
Dys2spsls Cure on IL and I; viii digest J.
the same ~ II will 10 your stomseb. J.
caa't help but cure Ia1lgesiios and Dysp.p
sia. IL IL curing hundreds and tb susspds.
some had faith and some didn't. Sold b.
A. II. Pettibope.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19


The Randolph Heraid 10 everlastipgiy
Right when II ays that PUBLISHERS are
worked over and over again for free ads 10
the iuleres. OF everything and everybody"
The rule 10 tbs, everybody must get pay,
but the publisher Is made 10 feel that he lie
under deep obligations for being permitted
10 publIsh advertisements as "news,n II
the Publisher dares to charge for q notice
TO the effect that this, that or the other
church or society Is to give 20 cent sup
per for 10 cents, he 10 threatened with =
boycott This has happened In Bristol as
well ~ elsewhere. The worm has turned
In this town and notices Of church, society
or any other kind Of supper, fairs, bsI.ars,
socisls, or any other old way Of pulling
money out Of the worlds people, are insert
ed 10 the Herald at 10 cents per line for
spot cAsh. Bristol Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

The annual meeting Of the stochholderl
OF the Rutland Railroad company was held
Tuesday afternoon at the companyi bead.
quarters In the Clement building. The
following directors were elected -
william X. Vanderbilt, Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, Chaurcey n. Depew, William
II. Newman, Hamilton Mex. Twombley, J..
Pierpoot Morgan, William Rockefeller,
James S,lilman, W. Seward Webb, 0lin
Merrill, Percival w. Clement, Y. d. Proctor
and X. 7. Paine, Jr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
Al ohsgss Of advertisements must
be " hand not istes than Tues'
osv morning.

Our csrgIsialsioes 10 bro. o II. Gay
ton ~ Tia Lsnsoadsur ssno on The n cen,
soqulsiiisn 10 bio fsthliy--A da1shleF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19


p. W. Schroeder Of Granville, N. Y, IL
In town nm hunting trip.
REV. Mr.. Davenport savea temperance
lec'ur in the Methodist chu'ch Sunday AZ.
ternoon.
George W Bounds has settled with the
Road Commissioner Of Saler, N. ", fol
e75, and George Burke for ei76, for th.iI
damages In falling through the Camden
bridge.
Much lntereat 10 shown In the extrs
meetings being held 10 the Methodist
church and the services will continue oil OF
this week with an extra service on thli
Wednesday afternoon, when Rev Keltor
Of Shushan, N. Y and several other cler,
gymen were present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

4 .
Cup resulted 10 the following net scores
r. Martin o. L. Towsley ss. r Barstow
So, e. d. Elliot SO, Albert Smith 81, NJ
Pettibone "a, G, l. Towsley IS. L. T.
Pierce 81 A. B. Marsden l04, p. Towsley
80, r. Regan "a, W. Hard rs, II Towsley
81, A. e. Martin l07, K. Il. Swift SO.
The Merchants Handicap was played Of
on Monday and Tuesday Of this week,
There were 81 entrys and 81 flushed. The
best lowest net scores were taken and follow
herewith, aLeal Towsley SO, e. H. Swift
81, g. L. Towsley 3S, r. Campbell 80
Albert Smith 80, K. d. Elliott 40, Arthur
hsrsden 40, Frank Mcguire Al, F. A. Mar.
tin Al, A. c. Orvis Al, Frank Regan AZ,
Robbins Barstow AZ, o. X. Bennett AZ
The foregoing were winners. The follpvi z
"also ran:" Geo. Hemenway 43, DR.. Pierce
43, Myron Pettibone 43, W. X. Hard A, Il.
Towsley 45, A. &. Martin 40, Jno
Mcclure Al, and Philip Towsley SO
The prizes competed for were dozen
photos given by Albert Smith, q case Of
Equinox Ginger Ale by Equinox Co., q
psir Of golf shoes BY o G Felt. . driver
BY DR.. L X, Pierce, one years subscription
to The JOURNAL by O. R. Bennett, an um-
brella bv Coy Il Mcclure, rug by Cone
& Swift, Z clock by Hard's Drug Store, a
stein and free ride by J. d. Purdy. . set
Of flies, reel and line by G. r. Orvis and q
knife BY G. L. Woodcock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
.JANErrE7 P. BLAcKMER's Fatal. tat,

Z
srArs OF vxHsosr District Of Manchester, -
Do u Remembered, That ~ . session Of the
Probate Court, holden st Manchester. within aud
for sal, District on the Ord day Of ootobsr
A. u 1905
Pss.sn,i HON " u, KpaEaroN, supas.
whereas y, W Cook, Adnini.trstar ~ the
estate OF Jsnette BACK nst i.is u Mauchss
10 10 said Disriri, deceased, ha. thls day pre-.
sen,sd TO sAid Court bic petition IN wrislns,
Getting forth that II will b. NJ CO Gear, 10 cell ill
OF the real estate Of ss,d d. ceased for the par.
ment OF tho dsbts aud charges u aduiaisirs-
ton; and also hat u will be beneficial for oil
parues Interested therein 90 cell the whole u
the real estate OF said deceased also all Of the
| personal property OF said denessed
/ II I. Ordered, That ali persons interested 10
the esiats Of ssid deceased be notified 10 appear
before sAid Oour,. ~ the Probate once In Man.
ches,sr. In said Dis,riot, on the si,t DAY Of
October A, u. 1905. BY publication Of ,hIs order
| 'htes weeks EXCESSIVELY previous thereto, In
the Manchester JouAsaL, . newspaper printed
~ Manchester Aforesaid, TO ssow cause, " Any
Tho, may have, why said uasnse should n Il "
granted.
2sss' ". b. GDdERrOS Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

@bst fuQpstfing thssgs sSAfss, a sakscfiA
su sNesas sfi t.s 10 s8Fs spswst sSafsss ~ Wi
80 Tfssssta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

Mrs. r. stannsrd vlsilad =, Fred an.
sards saterdav.
Lick for the Journal paper pattern
aey. on second rsge'
Mr.. A. l. Bos.n AID daughter Helen
visited friends 10 Ddbs -Four Corners last
wcsk.
The rosds were full Of pleasure seekers
saudsy and II Vas ore oiihe mott Iefftei
days We ever saw.
Many from Dsubs and East Dorset al.
tended the Catholic fair st SOUTH Dorset
les, week. The fair ~sss great sseees'
some parties here psf,i,t 10 tupiira
sunday. We have ~ game warden. I'na'
concentration priociris that iskes all thu
efilcisl power cot ~ cur town officials anc
places II Ia the hsrds 81 some sppolniet
game warden isa nuts tee. Centrally
game warden 10 the greatest las breatel
Of sll.
whats pity II 10 that the Southerr
states cannot have ~ warm weather ~ VI
DO here. While they are frozen up Will
snow and Ice we are erjoyips warm westh
e., brisb. sunny dnysand not enough fros
yet to NH all the vines. Pastures an'
mesdows green and the mountains al
colors. Vermont !. beautiful 10 October
Many ne'er-do-well, rowing scamp
stay little while In towp, get trustee
for all they can and skip out between iw'
weeks 10 the blight time. A case OF tha
tl1d happened Sunday and the one VII
was the loser 10 large sum is Wild. Ba
II people will trust such crooks that he.
would not give 2b cents for all their be
longings, then let them lore. High price
1 and trust will ruin any dealer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

-Weatner continues noe.
Rev. Geo. o Bruce was In Boston on
business recently.
w. II. Dugan Of Montague 10 a guest
,at Mrs. Sarah RusseiI's.
Atwood Phillips has come from Man.
chester to live with his mother.
Mrs. julia Stone ard Mrs. n. J. Hap.
good are away on . carrlsge drive.
Mr.. william Burroughs ard Miss
Mary Simonds were In Rutlaud over Sun
dap.
Miss x,nah Cooh dge he's returned
from Bfattleboro where the has bern EN-.
ployed for some lime
DIR, Hsvens Of CHESTER VAS called Lass
week to consult with DR.. Arhold In the
case Of Aretss Dryden
Mrs. ~ J. Farpum sccnmpsi led her
daughter. Mrs.. Peckhsm. to her home for
40 absence Of several weeks.
Miss Lois Bsichslder 81 Clifton Springs,
N. Y, and c. X. Beck~iih OF Boston wer.
guests n II. n. S~ift's the ftst Of the
week.
Mrs. Apgsiine Smith has returned n
Der dAushter',, Mr.. lea ccolecee's, after
several months' absenes 10 Stowe and
Aechanicsvilis.
The JOURNAL patterns are advertised
on second page. These patterns are msoe
BY one Of The larges, pattern hou,es in
Ne~ York CITY and We can resmmend
thsm 10 oil 10 reed Of them. Watch the
space ~ they vii he changed weekly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
sourn L0xfsINprnnr.

Mics Halle Thompson Ia In New York
for few xctkt.
"A nice pound xiri seort<ns up The face
Of the Editor Of the s4ss
IS. ". Holden started 90 Monday ipr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
PRANK JOHNsON's Es1.rr

PRANK JOHNsON'S Esrarn.
STATE ~ VEssos 7, Dishiot Of nsnohssie r,ss.
The Probate C0uff for he District u Manchester,
10 al p.rsoas interested IN The estst< Of
Frank Jobn.on late OF winhali In said District
deceased 0REfTfsa3
By the authority OF the state Of Vermont. you
sre hereb, notified 10 appear before thu sald
Probate Couft, al the PROBATE Office IN NADohes.
ter, In said District, on the lot day Of November
AID 1905, TO show eause, n any you have, vhy
| tho account Of Herbert Johnson II tho
estate OF said deceased should nos Ia al
llo~ed, and also shy the residue of said estate
should not be distributed 10 the parties entitled
thereto,
/ Dated al Manchester, In said District. this OH
Gay OF DO obsr, A, u. 1905
A-9w wB EDGEBrON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19
SPORTING NOTES

The New York National League team
won the Worlds Cham pionship In base bal
on Saturday by defeating the Athletics Of
Philadelphia, American League. This
gives the Nav York club the privilege OF
flying three pennsnts next year, namely
the Championship Of 1904, the Champion
ship Of 1905 ard the Worlds Campipnship
In every game played the loser has beer
blaDked. Mathewson, the New YoIi
pitcher, pitched total OF 81 innings with
out run being scored against him The
greatest fest known 10 base ball Mathew.
con Las pitched fine ball oil the season
while McGInnity "The Iron Man" hsi
not been up to his usual high STANDARD
owing to his not having work enough t.
keep him In the best condl lon. MeGinnif J
needs plenty Of work, the more the bett 81
for him,