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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
WENT TO SCHOOL WITH JEROME
& A. Cahoon and the New York Dis
trict Attorney Attended Amherst
Tooether in the Year 1882.

To9ether IN the year 1909.
VIM. Travers Jerome, district at
torney of Greater New York. who
has added lustre to his brilliant rep
utation by being reelected on a re-
form platform after being turned
down in party conventions, was
college-mate of E. A Cahoon, cashier
OF the First National Bank of this
city They attended Amherst College
together in 1882. Mr.. Cahoon was
graduated from that institution in the
class of 1888. but Mr.. Jerome went
to another college before his gradua-
tion. Mr.. Cahoon remembers his for
mer school mate as a quiet, reserved
young man, who was hard to get ac-
quainted with. but who had an ap-
parent polish and refinement about
him that indicated his true worth.
Mr. Cahoon had almost forgotten him
until he came into prominence about
five years ago. District Attorney Je-
rome is a nephew of Jerome K. Je-
rome, the writer, and is highly con-
nected in family relations.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Called to Order in Pittsburg Today
by Samuel Gompers.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 13-The old
city hall was crowded this morning
when Samuel GomPers called the
American Federation OF Labor to or
der for the opening of the silver an
niversary of the organization. The
delegates marched to the meeting
place headed by a band of 125 feder-
ated musicians. President Gompers
and John Mitchell were greeted with
prolonged applause when they enter
ed the hall Many routine matters. in
cluding credentials, will be consid-
cred today. President Gompers and
the other officers will probably be
reelected, except Fifth Vice Presi-
dent Thomas I. Kidd, who is not a
candidate. w. d. Mahon. president
of the Amalgamated Association of
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
AGAINST JOINT STATEHOOD.
Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee Takes Action.


mittee Takes Action.
At the meeting of the Republican
central committee held at Santa Fe
last Friday the following resolution
was adopted, by a vote of 29 to 6:
This committee representing the
sentiment of the Republican party
of this Territory, renews it's dec
laration in favor of single state
hood. The proposition of joint
statehood never emanated from the
people of either this Territory or
the territory of Arizona, and the
majority sentiment of the people
of both territories is decidedly ag-
ainst it. We look upon the joint
statehood measure, So far as it af-
fects this Territory, as an attempt
at legislative coercion We again
invite the attention of the National
Congress to the repeatedly express
ed sentiment in our national and
territorial conventions of the two
great political parties in favor of
single statehood for this Territory,
anu GApleSS luS nope ludI our L 6i-
ritOry will get a square DEAL and
be honored with an early admission
as a state within it's present boun-
daries''
A motion to allow Hon. B. S. Ro-
dey to speak was voted down
The New Mexican editor canvassed
the members present, and predicted
in the issue of Friday evening that
nothing would be done in the case Of
Delegate Andrews, the prevailing
idea being that he should be given
"a square deal,' and that congress be
allowed to decide upon the matter Of
seating him at Washington.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
THE CHINESE SITUATION.

More Concern is Felt Than is Gener-
ally Known to the People.
Washington, D. c.. Nov 13.-More
concern is felt by the administration
regarding the general situation of
affairs in China than is understood
by the American people. A general
uprising such as occurred during the
Boxer" outbreak is not apprenend-
ed, but the boycott movement has
gained such headway that it has been
found almost impossible to check it.
Secretary Root has warned the auth
critics of Pel1in against any further
propaganda such as was observed du-
ring the boycott agitation. Admiral
Train is collecting a strong force in
the vicinity of Canton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13

rather than a horse car system.
believe the electric power, rented
from the light company, would be
cheaper than mules. From the pres
ent outlook, 1 hardly think a street
cause the town is not large enough
to maintain it"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
A SUGGESTION.

Have your portrait made at Wal
toms Studio before the holiday rush
begins. The very latest in card nov
elites and mountings 16tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
Came to Roswell to Marry.

Otis B. Sturm and Mrs. Amanda
NJ. Alexander both of Artesia came to
Roswell this morning and after secur
ing the proper license, went to the
Office of Probate Judge ]. T. Evans
and were married in the presence of
the proper witnesses. They will go
to Artesia this evening to make their
home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
WORKING ON HOSPITAL.
The Foundation and Basement are
In and the Brick and Stone
Work is Started.

Contractor G. N. Amis is getting
along nicely with the work on the
new hospital for the Catholic Sisters,
in spite of the bad weather he has
had to contend with The foundation
and basement are now finished. and
the brick walls have been started. All
the finished stone for the front of
the building is On the ground, and
this will be worked in with the brick
work
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13

Clayton Stewart and ]. n. Chedes-
ter, who have been on the petit jury
during the present term of district
court, went to their homes in Ha-
german Sunday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
Company Order No. 2e.

Owing to the fact that the Great
Commander has called from our
ranks Sergeant Clay Petty, all mem
bers of Company B are hereby ord
cred to report at the Armory at one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to pay
our last respects to our comrade
AUBREY SMITH, Lieut..
First Infantry New Mexico National
Guard, Commanding Co. B.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
ACCORDING TO KANSAS LAW.
Jerry Simpson Willed His Property
in the Manner Recoqnized There.

IN Che mdh1er 0eCO9HF<eu HeTc.
The will of the late Jerry Simpson
was filed for probate in the office of
Probate Judge ]. T. Evans today.
1t came by mail from Wichita, Kan.
last night The will was short and to
the point It's text follows: 4 hereby
will and bequeath all my property,
personal and real, in accordance to
the laws of the state of Kansas" The
instrument was dated April Is, 1901.
By the laws of Kansas the widow
receives one-half the property and
the children the other half. Mr.. Simp-
son had but one child, Lester Simp-
son, OF this city.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
- N@.V oA~N&

Roswell, N. NJ, Nov I3.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., SO; min, 81; mean, As.
Precipitation, 90: wind S. E., veloc-
ity 4 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; station
ary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
OHicial in Charge.
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Street and Electric Employees, of
Detroit, Mich, will probably succeed
Kidd.
SIX MEN IN CUSTODY.
In Connection With Assassination of
Girl at Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 13.-Six men
have been taken into custody by the
police in connection with the muir
der of Miss Evan Meyer, who was
shot and instantly killed by an am
bushed assassin while walking with
her lover near the city limits last
night. rejected suitor is among
those arrest ed
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
MINE ACCIDENT.

One White Man and Sixty-Seven Ma
tives Killed in TransVaal.
Johannesburg, Transvaal Colony,
Nov ia vertical shaft in the Drie
Fontein mine collapsed today. One
white man and 81 natives were killed
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13

Come and be healed by the Divine
method So-called incurable cases es-
pecially desired. Absent treatment gil
ven. Address 70S N Main ST. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
Express Robber Sentenced,

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 11-Edward
G. Cunliffe, the Adams Express rob-
ber, was sentenced today 20 serve
six years in the penitentiary
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
PROPHET RECOVERING.

Overseer of Zion City Declares That
Dowie is Coming Home.
Chicago. Nov. 13.-Deputy Overseer
John S. Pecher, of Zion City, declared
this morning that the reports of the
alarming illness of Overseer Dowie
are unfounded He said that he had
received yesterday a message from
Dowie, declaring that his health was
excellent, and that he would leave
Mexico for Chicago on Nov. IA.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
FAvoRs AN ELECTRIC LINE.
J. w. Hall, Who is to Finance the
Proposed Street Car System OF
Roswell, is Here Looking

Proposed Street Car System OF
Roswell, is Here Looking
Over the Situation.
]. w. Hall, brother-in-law OF DR..
]. Odd Hamilton, who will furnish the
greater part of the capital for the re-
Gently proposed street car system for
Roswell, in case it is built, has been
here few days looking over the sit
uation. To The Record he said today:
1.-The streets of Roswell are the worst
disadvantage in putting in a street
car system. None of them are paved.
and this means that after every wet
spell an enormous sum would have
to be spent in leveling the track, and
In keeping it even with the street. 1
favor putting in an electric system,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13

]. G. Wilson left Sunday morains
for his home in Paris. Texas. having
come with a party of prospectors.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13

The Social Circle meets Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Kate McGaffey.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-13
FOR RELIEF OF JEWS.
The American Fund Has Reached
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.

TWO Hundred Thousand Dollars.
New York, Nov. 13.-The American
fund for the relief of the pfllagei
Jews in Russia, based ON acknowl-
edgments made by the National Re
lief Committee, is estimated this NOR
ming at 100000. 1t is hoped to raise
million dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

esses matter ~ sssar ivp hpsef~e cen.
sirs~d efAminsis. al a&scsn6a6 " shr@
ssserstsas frnm ops vseaess wcmsn.
hss. Hcesfs sss conosdesiys ssgssef.
~. vsfr aew 10 shs hxman scsss and .
rfimlnsi. Ha crane ~ss esrcsiv~e and
srscsiet 9Th cruel. psrssszs, esrsinx,
slivs, evss IN v@~ott prisca tshape or
cor sisx ihsi zach shlss cas- be said she
wss . nesse', oct ie ~, but 10 coming
gre~ssiions
she tsss vhsn she murdered her bee.
bsns that the p~nslsy .as death " sbe go
discovered. Notwithstanding this abe de-
re~rsSiy pisne@s ard committed the
ersns. vss found eu', TREE, Ard nnsily. sf-
tss hsviss ~ Jsstiassle tsud seme uriusti-
asels) chsrets, che paid the ltgsl penalty.
Certainly eth thi, geteons, diss.,is6,d
wivs viii think twice before adopting hp
Regcis plan 81 riadsns themselves Of no
lovoc husospds, soe Tor fe~ more yssfs,
sssii this Lssoo 10 forsosien, We Of the
male persuasion car take heart, with ali
the ,slt Of ~omsn's fixhts nowscHis they
.houid rot claim ror sIp-ct immunity
from punishment Tor deliberate lsv-oresk-
leg. on The ground o. sI.
These are "plsio words" from
TRUTHFUL JAMES.
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Charles ~. Hliss Dead.

YorspEK AND SECRETARY oS BENNINGTON
BATTLE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION yIo-
TIN on DiAaHf.s.
Charles n, Biiss, foutdcr ard secretary
Z the Bennington Battle Mofument srs
ais,oricsI association, eled udd.nly At tho
Putnam house Thursday night ~ disbeie',
iron vhioh he had suffered many weeks
u spite Of bis Illness. Mr.. BIip was stoat
he house wednesday, He WAS 10 yssrs old,
md the organizer Of the plan for the for.
nation Of the Bennington Battle Monu
msnt and Historical society. He also do
more than any. other person In Ben.
oisgton towards the building OF that mem
nfiai.
He was born In Hartford, CT, January
let. 1875. For several yens he wac
abrosd. Falling health forced him to re.
turn TO this country. He moved to Ben.
aioEton aud had lived there uptil bis death
ae enlisted In Co A, 81 Vermont resi
ment, and later he was elected nrst lisutsn-
ant and served two years. He WAS dli.
charged from the army on account OF fall
ing health. He psssed the greater part Of
bis life 10 Bennington and Woodford, be-
log engaged for few years Ii the lumber
bnsipsss 10 Rutland, He was married
whsn young man, and leaves no children
A brother 10 Hartford, Ct. survives him,
aud burial took place In that city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28
EAST ARLINGTON.

There was turkey shoot on Bucks
hill on Monday.
some out-of-town people we're here for
the holiday.
B. l.. Hard and /. b. Stafford we're home
from the U. v.M.
: NE usuai family gatherings were Oh
served Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Beecher Of New
Haven, CT, and Roy n. Andrew are at X,
q Andrews.
--Jssse Bacon and bis mother Of suoder-
land have moved into the "half way houscn
on the Arlington road.
Tho services In the Congregational
church Christmas evening we're we'll At
tended. Music and recitstiobs were on the
program before the fruit Of the Christmas
tee was distributed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace Lswrerce and
little daughter vent to Mrs. Lavrence's
old homs to spend Christmss. There were
four gsnerstions, the infan, daughter Of
nr. and Mrs.. Lwrsrce, The mother, Mrs
Lawrence and her mother Ars. Euscps
Jsdson, and the aged mother OF Mr.. Jud.
con. Tue xreat-grAndmothss IL over nins-
~ yesrs old.
--hrs. Thomas Jones dtcd at her home
10 Chiselvllls, Dec. soth. hr, Jones wss
got able 70 gel about The house usasdea.
bat retained her mental faculties remarks-
big. Tue funeral Vas hsid ., the house,
Rev. x. B, Harris oflciatlng. The burial
sss 10 shAfistury Cep.sr. Horace Jones
Of Hartford, c., hn. Helen Jones Red
A Id, and Rev. Charles Rec6sld Of Knee
Ten, Il. l., An. Psssonsl and Mrs Vim.
Jsnss Of Hocsick Falls, n. r., came up for
gke funeral.
BENNINGTON.
Attorney Chas. A. Maursr and wife
were 10 Troy suSdAy AID Nonday.
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ors,,sv,ns signs Of Progress.

Burlington has an organization 10 pro.
cess OF incubation whose members are de-
tsrmined {, do active work for the apbuiid-
Ing Of the city material interests IN every
possible way; and II might be assumed
that our community would lock with dis
favor upon efforts Of nsighboring towns to
take similar action through fear Of the e.
fscts Of competition.
This - . narrow view Of the matter TO
take, howevsr. while each community
naturally seeks 70 gsau every legitimate
advantage possible from the Institution Of
new interests, II 10 we'll established fact
that the upbuildiog Of Industrial and com.
mercial Interests In any section tends to At
tract attention In that direction, Just -
The Multiplication Of stores win attract
more trsds than would . single store.
Moreover Il 10 uplifting to rejoice 10 .
neighbor's progress.
Il bs cause for congratulation, there.
fore, that the Manchester Development ~.
ISOLATION y doing such noteworthy work In
attracting the attention Of the tourist
world 10 ~ particular part Of vsrmontt
beauties. Il has issued "A artistic booklet
called Manchester the Beautiful" which
u not only genuine work Of art, with To
handsome reproductions In half tone Of
handsoms views OF Manchester-in. the
Mountains, but which also contains many
noteworthy festurss. nr. william =. Or.
vis u secretary Of The association, and be
has an efficient helper In Editor Bennett Of
The Manchester JOURNAL. The directors
lncluds well known residsnts Of New York,
PhIladelphin, Chicago, Albany and other
cities, who are interested 10 the work Of
promoting The development Of Manchester
- summer resort. THIS 10 an excellent
idsA, and one that other towns 10 Vermont
nay we'll smslats.
Ths psblie-spiritsd people Of vergsnsss
are also 70 b. congratulated 90 The sign
Of life asd energy they are showing 10
conssction with The project to secure the
consessetion Of IN electric railway through
towns bss~ssn vsswcnt's oldest city and
Fsk Haven, 10 connect with existing lines.
veresasss has . great watsf power that
could b. ussd h connection with project
Of hat character. - well q new Industries,
and is y 10 b hoped The undertaking may
b. = sacosss. Indeed such . line might BE-
extended V Burlington.
Il 10 time for the people Of Vermont to
wake up and come TO realizing ssDss Of
The grand opportunities open bsfore them
and 70 an adequate appreciation Of what
Mature has done for this whole region. II
the aplrit Of progress can only become 81,
cisasly contagious, the next ten years vii,
witness wonderful Transformation - re-
Gasds ths development OF the champlain
valley Burlington Free Pres.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

Miss psrcshf xorsea cav. = recsptsss
n ssaAy svsslnx II her hosns oa uHicA
street.
--chrsstmn 80 generally observed, A.
sasaxh tbsss Ia 90 slsisAiax.
jaime, oriaon bad . horse killed By
t,ss cars yrsdsy srsnlrs ssa esme bsr BE-
vac l,led hinself. he Vas driviag on tie
rsllrxss trict.
--r~esst Ave relatives ecrsisting ~
scps. dsestier sua srandctilcren etboved
al oiaisshIopod xma slsner MondAy ~
Sswmsn Elsells
wooprpgn.
Geo. ", Ma psqshe ID.
--Chfs.,m,s ~ss more seoerAhy obsorv-
ed than usual
--ItoHs Rogers AID wife lave moved
from Dunv,lls.
- v saith snc wife hsd Xmss dinner
~lsh their son g.iph At Bennington.
--Richaid Die ~ideis 10 a, home from
he Nj. Hermon, Mns., high rchcol.
--sieighiug is goed on the highland and
the ~hesiirg 10 excellent IN the hollo~
john D.vis snd Treror Grsg Of Ben
niOstou .hot good sized bear on the
mountain saturday,
--Ars. Hcimsn Bugbee u Bennington
10 ps,sleg two weeks with James Higgins,
her IA her Who |. quite III.
Mr.. ard Mrs., Geo. W. Wood were the
guests OF Mr. snd Mr.. Geo. n. Barber Of
Wilmington Sunday and MONDAY
--uLcle stephen Gleason came up from
the Soldiers Home, Bennington, to eat
MAS turiey With relatives.
There was good attendance saturday
evening" st the uaiop church 81 the Xmas
tnieFtainment, Monday evening there was
9 tree and entertainment att J MAlIofyf.
Mrs. J. W. Hyde who has been visit
log her daughter, Mrs. Geo, Mallory Of
Manch, ster, has gone to Valley Falls. N.
Y to pass the winter with her sister, Mrs.
J I'm Allen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

We 80 10 reason Why with proper meth
eds Vermont might not we'll accommodate
theassnds Of city people. We have good
FosAa, bcaatifal soesery. lovely lakes, res
soaably supplied with nsh. II We had .
lev more hotels. II I0siiEey Journal
4 systematic, concerted advertising
campai9s. conducted BY some progressive
and Intelligent agency, 10 which hotels and
railroads pooled their appropriations,
vosld get " enough summer tourists H.
Oil oar hotels 70 Overlooking. Then would
come tbs demand for more, the only condi-
tion that will ever produce . new and pros
pefoss chain OF summer hotels about our
lakes snd mountains.--f W. Tribune
what 10 also wanted to Aid in bringing
about the above 10 Incense law system
that 10 not Ia danger Of being changed
yearly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

II former Ambsssador Cboaie, Who vs'
sscc~sdsd BY whis~av Raid u the ecufl
Of .. JsDss, 10 appointed BY Prsssdsn'
Roosevelt to b ehsirmaa Of the Auericsr
tsNssiics 10 the s~cond peace conference
81 Ths Hssss, The choice VIII b. spplssd-
- shrosshesi the ecaniry u not through.
oas Tia civilized world, ~ one 10 ever,
way aiting and oomnsrdsb,s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

The snnouacemsai tia, The steal mill
employees ere TO have ~ Increase Of ter
PER esnt Ia their pay After January let 10
another biz Of strong testimony 70 the gen.
srsl prosperity Of the country and an indL
cation Of probsbls Continuance. when
stssl mansfaetursrs can Afford to pay high.
q wages, II means thu. there ID ~ active
and incrsAsiss demand for their prodecis
And activity 10 steal and iron 10 fair In.
dsx To tbs general hsaithfalnsss Of basi-
psss conditions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

Alfred II. Bowman, we'll known In Man.
chester died Ut his home In New Britain,
Conn.,, Monday .. m. Dec. 18th, as result
Of cerebral hemorrhage, following a stroke
Of paralysis which he had sustained earlier
10 the evening
Mr.. Bowman WAS native Of Manchester,
having been born In this town, March
18th, 1850, the son Of Elesar B. Bowman.
He WAS man Of striking physical appear.
snce and Of Iovial disposition, which
made him many friends. He 10 survived
by wife and three sons. The funeral
VAS held Wednesday afternoon, and the IN.
terment was In his native town, Mancbtf-
ter, Thursday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28
KprroE or TEE JOURNAL.
Dear Sir.

notsesd.ir The Peru locals last week IN
item which beass conclusive sar-marbs Of
W. origin, claiming most remarkable DE-
grss Of virtus 10 thai community because
ths ssutimsnt 10 favor Of . .'erssy, degen.
sssts woman" vac unsuimcss. To the
soesr-thinling psrson who reAds and pond.
srs matters Of pablc import, the recer,
change Of sentiment regarding Mn. Rogers
seems noss ssooanging; add Ne Are sorry
70 bar thai any Of oar mosn,Aln tosns
fAii 70 coDpFshsnd that The disclosures con.
csrning Windsor prisop Affairs and ,bs re-
voting dstsils Of NE attempts made there
70 svAos thu hw could havs bot one eject
90 sscspt psops.
In III sans issss Of The JorRxAI, on
ascshw page h - artics from ths sams
-. relating 10 The voDdsrfal Increases Of
Aer % sss mountains. the rssals Of few
r~asassl soas thirty vsAu ago- zsosoeis,s
tsil - thAi w ieweF vs 20 % the scale Of
iifs tSs larger vs And the ratio Of prcps-
sAtaor, and Nsw iosh stAta hAs % 10 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

The pissio, OF "Early Risers" IL to clesI
the way snd give Nature full sway. These
famous little pilIs rid the stomach and
bo.els OF slI putrid matter, thus remov pa
the causes Of headache, constipation, sal
low complexion, etc. DoWitt's Little Ris.
ere never gr,pe or sicken. A safe. pleasant
perfect pill. Sold by A. II. Pettibone,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28

---Niss Carrie \ FSuhsm ~ Barr ard
Rmrio1 srrlcsft i.~tsl sr xrsnaneshsr,
MY W n. u sse.
M AID NJ. rsal Rsses. and as1xh-
a. Klirafa III ~ y iaamsse.r, Muse are
vl,i irr 81 y csene,s
--hss Rets 1ectsy 81 North Adsms.
hsss Ard sps Nsms Geo ey Of Castle
ton Ner M fchool ,r 81 home.
w v Bq-chl~s ~ Ma yosk cltv, hss
taken hs daughters sophia and Olive TO
New yors sat ih- tolis.va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-28
Bennington County couvt.

The session Of County Court ct Bennlsg.
ton will probably be terminated this week
There have been very few cases tried, the
wheelock viii case occupying over week
The complaint against Edward Houran,
Of selling psrnicicus literature to young
boys was quashed on the ground that the
complaint WAS insufficient.
The case Of Hart against the Eagle
Square Co. Of SALISBURY for el2, 900 dam-
sges Was settled out Of court.
James Aalloy Was found guilty Of grand
larceny from the store Of A. X. Rltche
and fined $3.50.