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The sun., 1905-12-10
UNCONSCIOUS U0RNMEN SAVED.
Boiling Tar Was Dripping on Their BODIES
When ThrN Nprr NcsrnPt,.- Ono dead.


ELIZABETH, n. j.. Dec. 0. Joseph Fisco,
an Italian, living at 72 Marshall street, this
city, is dead and three others are in the
General Hospital here in critical condi-
ton from asphyxiation. They were found
in the pit" of the paper mill of W. H. Ran
kin this afternoon, with boiling tar dripping
over the top of the cauldron on their bodies.
The men who are believed to be dying in
the hospital are Andrew Place of Scott
place. Robert Dowling Of Brooklyn, who
tried to rescue Fisco and his companion,
Pass, and Macome Potts, who tried to
rescue all three. John Henry of Pine
street, with Henry Flood, a machinist for
the factory, were trca,el by physicians
and are said to be recovering.
The heavy mist which settled over Staten
Island Sound made the drauSht inthe furnace
pipes defective and while the men were
at work they dropped off into insensibility
one by one. They had probably been
unconscious for an hour before they were
discovered, and in the mcauCime the melt
ing tar overflowed from the big kettle and
fell on the bodies of the men.
The sun., 1905-12-10
THEY WANT WALR4TH B4CK.
Troy High School students Strike Because
OF the Removal OF Their Principal.

ALBANY, Dec. o.-Headed by banner
bearing the inscription we want Warath
back" and an American flag. $50 boys
and girls students at the Troy High School,
came down from Troy by train to-day
marched to the Capitol, and Tetitioned
Commissioner Andrew S. Draper of the
State Department of Education to exercise
his powers to effect the reinstatement of
the dismissed principal Of their &c ool.
This ia the --latest development in the
political removal by the troy Board
tf Education of Martin II. Walrath from
the position of principal of the Troy High
School.
When their principal was removed the
students struck in body and refused to
go to school. The boys and girls wore
streamers Of purple and orange, the school
colors, and displayed badges on which was
psinUed We want Walrath."
Commissioner Draper was in New York
to-day, and a committee representing the
students submitted to one OF his assistants
a petition asking Commissioner Draper to
take oognizance Of the political reasons
which, they insist. were alone responsible
for Principal Walrath's removal.
The sun., 1905-12-10
Christmas HDrOnS
n Low Priced Sale OF
New Sorts

inexpensive sorts. Ideal gifts VIII
only some little remembrance is
quired. No one ever had too ma
aprons, you know.
Maids Aprons Of Lawn, with deep hem
and large tie strings I0c.
Maids and Sewing Aprons; also Tea
Aprons OF lawn or swiss with or without
blbs. 25c.
Nurses and Maids Aprons; full size;
b,bs hemstitched or trimmed with Ham
burg; nice quality OF lawn; Others with
out bibs. SOC and 4Oc.
Gingham Kitchen Aprons; Of extra good
quality and size. CSC.
A splendid lot Of fancy Tea Aprons OF
Swiss, trimmed with embroidery or lace
and ribbons; specially priced at 25c.,
&c.,, 69c. and 9Sc
Many Others, Of course-for as much
as you care to pay.
Second Floor.
The sun., 1905-12-10

Lace Curtains, Bed Sets
and Pillow Covers, suitable for Holiday Presents
Unusual Values Tomorrow
Irish Point Curtains, Values s4 so CTS, s375, 4.os
Renaissance Curtains " $50 to 1850, $50, 1880
Italian Fe and Vense Lace Bed Sets. 10000 to 3o5OO
Formerly $685. 90 to 500 90
Italian Filet Lace Pillow Covers, S3o5 to 81 sO
Formerly Sc. 90 to 625O
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

s siss. os Eats ssv. V, .. ls.r .iis al
- @sef SsA ~ u ths great IsN IN q
t.fsns rfnalalsias oss acf; yrsisinx
1ss, tp.A is usf bcesss "a uorshiy ard
s-csrd Ger i2as ...sios<s, for bic rress
sassnss - NJ. thxxkinx him ter cor be.
issed s,sis, with ls s~suslfri towns aud
cssssisi hoxpes Among The hllls tor eocn-
,ifli harvest; for lhe sondcrsal MEASURE
a pfcspciir and hsprlscss that has been
accorded ~ euflng ths Jesf ~ho~s impof.
,asi neord -iIl sccn be eopplsa~d.
Lat ~ soi become fArow nsncsd and
seiesb. but 10, cur Thsnkssiyisg he iiabsed
with the true chris,isn spirM Of mlnoful.
ssss of the wants 81 othes. Let " make
oer Thanksgiving IN see~piable ore by
sharing our bceatiss ~h6 ibo poor, the
sick, AID those who are 10 sorrow or dis
ire0,
6iyen under M hand and the Seal of the
State. 10 the Executive Chamber al Mont
pslier, ihis tpus'tsnkh dsy OF November,
10 the year - our Lord. oae thoassrd Lice
hardred sud i've, sbd n the Ipdeps stence
a the rsusd states he one hundred and
thLtsth.
CHARLEs J. BILL,
Governor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
An Autumn Wedding.

Miss ons Leah bllts, the daughter al
Dillon Bns Of Perry, n. r., was united ia
marriage 70 Mr.. Hermst vsth Holconib, 81
Msrqaoko,s, lows, nne,dsy afternoon,
oct. i7Ih, 1905.
Promptly 81 three O'Clock tDs bridal
party, which consi,ted ~ bride ara groom,
Bisius Hoicenb, her to thu groom,
Who acted ~ best men aud Mis- hicrd
AcAulsy maid u honor, took Ihti- rrFpee-
tive places. Rev. Macon Dan. 1 the Coz :
gregstional church then pronounced the
words that made them man aud wife, usin
the Impressive ring service. Little Max
Holcomb, brother Of the groom acted rs
rias-Ssa-er, and little Mas Helen Schmidt
Of Chicago, q niece, served ss Ajwcr girl.
The bride locked charming 10 travelling
sui, Of green broscclath y I'm hst 10 mstch.
The groom wore the customary black
The maid Of honor was prettily attired "
light tan gown. Only the immediate
relative, and friends were present. Fol-
loving the ceremony, light refreshments
were served. The bride IA beautiful and
popular yonng lady OF MArqucketa and fss
many friends. The groom is ~ ereree, c
and hmli.iou, young man % many goof
quail lties. n d holds lucrative position IS
jeweler with a firm Ia Chicago IN which
city they will make tneir home Marquo'
keta Iowa Sentinel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

rlshs flsrs ard NJ. Manrpe was fartussic
10 aesfins - ireay man TO take he
place sua zee h h's trsiasas
--Easara csytur, slr var cid hoy,
~ss TIA Vi tina ~ a. accident u heaitssn
grs.av tia, resul.ta IN lho lees Of kg.
me boy wss play a 90 ihe vile u legs Al
he Mosnislr mlA when lsad a lnxs w0
driven lulo me ,Ha, Toe dtiser eli no,
see the bov ard rtlnsd hi. t-sm 90 eiase 10
The rlie ~ timaer lha, thc B y vas csasht
eegscen iag apd The wsgpa ard his hs
~n 70 badly clushed tbs, h AS nesriv
tsry,d from bis tod TIE liilr fellow
vas taken to Manchester for treatment.
--A.roa Corey Is tearing down toe house
that bis mslhef formerly lived IN. Sorry
20 ses !, removed. now tbs history Of the
town efcwds nself on ooey Mind In con-
p.ciiba ~ilh ltst houss. Il wss, when
bull, one a. the beat 10 town AID Sss the
home Of Capt Lewis Huid, Haw sell your
curresl ondsnt remembers Capt. Hurd
when by. h. was Reyolel'onar, pen
,loner and was Si.h wSshlnstlh Al Valley
Forge and was w0uadd AZ Cfown Poini.
He was the ole Tat caused the ConRreas-
tional church to b. bulls, Merritt HaId
lived there for years aid cold to Mr. Covey
a. vert 20 Csn fridge, N. v, ard pot one
II that Hud fsmus uos lives In town and
Others I'll Tier place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
The Londonderry stfter In its last issue

The Londonderry SUtr In Ito last issue
said among Other things:-
We wonder that those who believe In
Iicenslpg the saloon In this state because 81
the revenue 10 DO derived therefrom do not
ag,tate The kiea OF vermont's making n
strong bid for Incorporating trusts
throu ahest the United states. The same
argument NAV be used 10 favor OF the idea
that 10, that the trusts are bound to be
Incorporated somewhere; 20, WIN not hold
out the Inducements that will cause them
-.-@ .s,. s,.,a .. .hs,. home and leave
THAR fees and taxes with usS New Jersey
Incorporates more trusts than any other
state In the Union and supports herself up
on tbs income derived therefrom. That
state lsvies no direct tay for the support OF
the state government; II has no indebted
ness Of any kind 1t has every obligation
paid and II closes its fiscal year with a
balance Of "a, SOS sos. Is In Its treasury. L.
II blood money! Perhaps; but II 10 no
more 90 than that derived from the licens.
Ing Of saloons In our state"
Well, why should not Vermont make The
"strong bid" - mentioned above. Yer.
mont should be willing TO zee bill graft ed
Into her laws enabling business concerns 90
Incorporate 10 the state, and thereby swell
the revenues to the extent Of being able to
turn . vast sum into the school fund OF the
state. There has been no State tax for
years In New Jersey, and that states
schools are incompatible. II may be
"blood mone," but we do not see 1t that
way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

The results Of the recent election showed
BONE very pscaliar fsca. New York city,
ordinarily Democratic city wss ,hakeu TO
its foundations by tho candidacy OF VIM
X. Hearst, who ran a. an Indepsndepi.
Tho resal. 10 yet In doubt As Mr.. Hearst
has taken the matter into tho courts. Msss-
actusetis had . peculiar tight snd resulted
In the elec,icn Of republican governor by
large msjoriiy and the lieutenant COVER.
nor BY scan. majority. Philadelphia 10
formers got after tho grAftep 10 that city
with the result that they carried the city
By nearly 1000 majority. 10 Ohio the yo q
II very close with the result In doubt. Ia
Maryland A. p. German wss put down and
out 10 bis scheme for a constitutional sui.
frase amendment, which would aisfrsn-
chise the Negro. II Was defeated by
1900. New Jersey made heavy republi.
can gains AID thus cllnchins the Senator
ship In 1907. Chicago was surprise and
resultsd In clean sweep BY the republi-
cans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

.
all sgesd fsw dsys before ressrsifg y
lhssf h0ns
taSpGATr,
Mrs. y. saith q Manchester gave
. umpefsDce lses1rs Wednesday siirtoon
And tvcning.
kiss rIsmliion who hu . situation at
ssncfc, Conn., xsa who has bsen sore
slnes April, u whiting her parents
Rev. Mr. william, 81 the shushan
Bspiis, church. gave . q msrsces sidrsss
Ia the ueior eh,psl Sunday sveniae
County examiner Of schools was 10
town las, week Wednesday, and met the
school board to adj ssi school natter.
--ais.s Laura aud Vivian saith, who
are working In Ries's seed rooms In Cam
bridge, N, T., we're holne over surday.
We noticed strange hound running 4
iiue deer Monday. The deer had iaIse
horns and did not seem 90 be very much
afraid the dog would catch him.
Mr.. A. T.. Priudle was tsken suddenly
IN with asthma last week Friday night, DR.
Leonard Of shushsn, Was called, and his
coIditIon Ia now very much improved.
Farmers are receiving u Is per can
for their mix At he rail road station ans
2ae per pouod for batter, " SO per hundred
for pork aud 75s per bush,l for potatoes.
--Ezts Bauilton has moved In with Her
bert Dewey, bis son.in.lsw, bis health be-
Ing very poor. Harry McDurfoe has relt.
ed Dir. HAuiltou's house aud has moved IN
jay West was taken Monday morning
TO v iDdsor 10 serve = seltelee Of mol more
han three cor LEES than two Jears aud MAE
months In the ate prison for assault upon
bis wife.
John Steele, formerly from this town
has secured y desirable situation a. 3 large
salary - superintendent OF large proper
{, Ter New foik people In East GreeI-
witch, Long Island.
MIR and Mrs. Monroe have gone to
Nova Scotia. They were great help 10
the church and the community and leave a
b st Of friends bebind. We hope they
may RI urn 10 The sp,i0g aud be with US
again. Nr. Monroe left bis mill and busi.
oess 10 Herbert Dssey's charge. Sarely
Heibfrl Dewey Is the right man in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
SpORvIsC NEWS.

Competition on The lifss Il the Billsil'
COT G ub clistd lat week with ths CO,
test for cup ptesenled be n. Cbss, ID
Ci.ehorn. Tho coudiii us were 10 use
orly ore club ard = a. is holes. Contest.
sbts we're given hasdIeap. There weis
tstnty one member lulered, but oshg 70
the Inclemeney OF the weather only ten
started. The winner vas Frank Rtssn
with handicap Of twenty five. The good
judgment CT The Hsreicap COMMITTEES Ia
shown In scores returned by the comIet-
itors rs follows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EtIale % PAThlok HOurRs
Tbs undersigned. having been appointed Nv.
the hon Pa bate Court, Tor the fisuct al
Msncbes'o COMMITS mere, 30 r.cotys. 1r.minc
aud sdJnst ali eiaims sni demands u ali persons
sgaiDst he eeiAts Il
fs'iies 'lrser, late 81 uoret
Ia said Disuioi. drccasua IA teby iva n,,,.
ths, We will meet for the purpos, OF examining
and allowing SSH CLAIMS vt the Towu Olsrk,s
OH ~ hart tor'ct % 'hV IAN day OF Msy.
1916 nom oue e'clroh ? N ud,ii O'clock r N
Of sara day ard TIA slr mouths from the leah
day OF hoytmber D 1905 IL The me limited
BY said Court ter ID cfeditsis 10 pr.seu. their
oislms 10 ne Tor "a mna'io. aud aiiossrce
Dat ~ rors., ih,s iih dty of koysmb,r.
A D. 1868.
o. y. WALL,
Il n usHWoOD, CONS
Mars arc; Csllinsu AdminIs,rstriI E.a Dor.
SCI. Vermont. "a I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

TIE sslias Of Turkey has loos hssn
hDows - ''tss sseh msn Of Earope." AID
ssausssionsbiy he hss he'd bis iroIslss, IL,
eisdIrs eeessioeai "serspsr With ksuis
Bet esstios bic eI.s TO the nastA~Afc. AM
taxing 10 preset cosdiipEs In the Cv.ri
fs.im. u would tot b. Al All ,urprl,.us 4
the bad Of The Ottoman smpirs ~ss NOV
I'd 10 fenail: eftefs Are other, -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

Japan 70 asttinT on ne fss nnsnuisiiy,
eva II II DID no. seoeetd Ia lndleinx Rus
~ to pay BIG ws' Indemnity. The MIL.
sdos xovernmsn, 10 arranging to Issus .
Rev fofslgn lean q ease. ooo. 900 At four per
cent inisresi. the money TO b. u.sd 10 pa /
10 converting sir Per cent. b. nds sold aur.
ing he var. TIE lower rata Of interest /,
sloqsers testimony to the advantage OF be.
ibT on a peace ba.ls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

hALf INTEREST IN bRArTLEboRo hEfot'
nER AND LUDLOW TRIBUNE SOLD.
The Vermont Priniiog Co., owning The
windham County Reformer, published In
Brsttleboro and the Vermont TrIhune pub.
lished 10 Ludlow, has sold = half Interest
In thosc t~o papers and the mechanical
plants connected Herewith to Howard c.
Rice and George Il. Mosher, OF Brattleboro.
Mr.. Rice and hr. Mosher have conducted
the job printing plant connected with The
Reformcr and Mr.. Rice has been local edi.
tor. under the new arrange nent Mr.. Rice
will BE- editor, 3. II. Crane, formerly edi-
tor, viii be boohkecper and advertising
manager, and Mr. Mosher viii be supefin-
tspdsnt Of the mechanical department
There will be no change In the management
Of Tue Vermont Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
COMMISSIONER NOTICE,

kFIAfe q Junk NuTrAr,
The uadtrigncd, having been appointed n,
Me Bon probA'" Court ~ the Disir.et ~ Man.
seinst all esims add demsnds Of al n.,.aas
sgaipE, h. cetA'a OF ''sas
John hond late Of Manchester
10 aid District, dses ssed, bs,,bs slys ,o,t,.
thai We ~il meet for the pnfpnsa q snaminip~
arc ah1sipe ssld claim. q hnd's Dug aiors
" haoehrsief silbge on the iplh das N Msy
iab hem ne o'c ock y N until four n,aIocs
N, OF said day, and that ,is month. from tha
ION %, Of November 1905 is the Tins
limited by said court lor said ereditn., 10 nra.
'tn' hen elaine to US FOR snamiastiou ana
allowance, 80"
Dated at Mar chester. this 10Th d., AZ So,sm-
htrA 1903
kC. osvfs.
O, l.. luNsiRy, uomrs.
Ge'rRe Smith and A. N MofY,l Asm,
Manchester, W. ~ !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ett.ie Ut EhoME sIiLL
The undersigned hsyus been spnoin. a., n,
he Hon Probate Court, for tn District az Man.
che itf, oonnis,iohefs TO receive, examine ma
,dlari Oh clam, aud demsads of eli p,rsoas
sg, MT the - alto Of
Jerome tull. late Of sansate
ihet Ne Will mee, for the purpose Of ,r.miu,n.
ard loving said claims al the lsIe restd.nee 81
deceased 10 esndgate "a the Isth dsy Of AprsI
iWo IN ous orieeh r. n. until iaur oiclocs
NJ OF sad day, and ihs, sii nop,hs IRON the
limited BY ssid Cont Tor sad cr,dlt.rs ~
present their claims TO us Tor ,n m nation and
allowance ~"
Dated al sshdrae, tliy 18Th DAY OF ootob.,
A. D 1905
JOHN r HAiEL
fLlsHA u, GURD oomr
ami Lamper iie utor. a1dg,t, W. 2ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
All changes Of Disbursements must
be " hsnd not later than Tues.
usv morning.

ss- fsrt1 sho nss zoe, died uilh
hs raUfct E~s 10 s'sissive. secb ,hirx
10 slmosi ~ good badge Of respestsbiiiy
~ &C setomotile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
I ON MIsSfOyERs' NOTICE

Il
Estate ~ LsvAsrA p CAsvsLp.
| me nhdersigbed, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate oourt Tor the Distiic, OF Mar.
chester oommlsrionors, TO receive, examine aud
| adjust all elaine aud demands OF ali persons
| Agsinst the estate Of
Levaniia Garfield, late Of Arlington
| decreased, and ali claims exhibited 10 sfIsst
thereto, hereby give notice that We ell me 81
for the purposes aforesaid Al tho lac yesidsDs a.
OF deceased In srliBgton on The
25th day OF April, ls06. from one
O'Clock N: until toof O'Clock ,. Y, on
said dAY and that six months from ths
10 b day OF October \. d. ls06, IL tbs tins
| limited BY sait cpnrt for said creditors 10 ore.
SEPT theii elsins 10 MS for examination ana
Allowance
Dated at Arlington this 2J,h dAy OF Ostobse
A. D. 1906.
FRAME oANIFLn,I -
] sHAKsBOBER oomf
frederlck II. o'na,l tdmln 50, ator, Atlins
ton, Veim,nt. 1ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

W. sss si~sys sasss.f "a ssssass item. " ~.
WFss H~w tnf s@sfts. Bot eSsi 10 rxsfr tee
he~ ~hf ths ~rfssss o. se aei fsq ts give -
zee esrss No sfisnnet rsis 10 sneHyHsss tens.
0l0Naf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

~'hst ssessstins chsass - ssstss. .uhsofxs.
go shssN ssi fsGn ss ras.sf seafsss az ~sil
- psessnh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

EAoatRs kxAstsArioS -llI ss held In
benn'eston, Friday aud saturday, Noysspbsr
at1h aud a5thl and ~ Manchester, fsiasv ana
SATURDAY., necsmbef lot .ni 2ud An osndidsiss
masl.b'ing csrtaesis OF good moral shars.,sr.
ALBERT N Warmly.
lstv f,.u.,a., - ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
EAST RUPERT.

Mrs. julia Towsley took trip TO Ru'-
land recently.
--wsllsee Towsley is finishing up Cha
Perkins blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Henry Towsley AID Emma Rob
erts hsve peen visitog AZ CJld River neai
Rutland.
Merritt Chapman and family of Dor.
set spent a few days since With their
daughter, Mr.. Earl Hill.
-Mrs. Jones OF Dorset Hollow bias teeD
visiting Mrs. Phelps and other friencs for
few days.
Mrs. Emily Danforth has gore 10 Eat
/ Arlington TO remsin during the winter
with her sons family.
-Montilla Dspjorlh has returned to his
home w Rutland after tpending feveral
weeks with his mother,
-Mrs. Frank Fralick and little son Of
Cohoes. N. Y, returfed to their home last
Thursday, after spending the summer here
with her mother and brother.
-Miss Field Ia making farewell calls
upon her friends ~ sbc Ia soon 10 leave to
make her home elsewhere. We regret to
have her make the change a. she has lived
here quite number OF yesrs.
1t lie a pleasure to learn that the Burr
and Burton ho,s won the State honnrs TO
football, ard II they can follow it up row
| In ,choorship, they h,ed ST. 10 odds q
Poultney as Sc bes 90 'ceiiese bin" to brsP
OF that can elerdte their ideas,
Schools 10 town closed last week for a
weeks vacation.
H. M. Swift and p. D. Lakln have nn-
lshed work 10 Lsndgrove.
Rev. Mr.. Kellop Of Shushsp, N. Y,
Was recent guest at the parsonage.
Hon. J. G. Martin, Of South London.
derry, was In town last week on business
Mrs. Wallace West has returned from
Z weeks stay with relatives 10 South
Hero.
Miss Clarissa and Mary Coolidge were
home recently from Burr and Burton Sem
mary.
-Mrs, Abble Batchelder has returned
from visit Of several week. with relstives
In Pcekskill, N. ", and Mar chester.
Walter West has moved bis cider min
from w. J. F,rnum's to bis home and Ia
operating 1t with his gasciene engine.
Mr.. Sarah Russell has taken her
mother and sope to Montague, Msa, TO
spend the winter with Rev. W. Il. Dugan.
Rev. Geo. o. Bruce closed his labors
with the church here lstt Sabbath. He
moves this week to a new psstorate In Eat
Boston.
ARLINGTON.
w. L. McAuiey Of Troy 10 In town.
Misc Mary Lo-s spent Sunday In CIar-
endon.
p. ". Culliran spent Friday In Troy
and Albany.
~. r. Denlng Of New York IL At his
home here.
Mrs. o. X Adams has been visitips her
slater In Rutland.
Mr.. s. II. vhuh Las returned from
Ss~ YORK and 10 Iow IN Manchester
Mr.. and Ms. Jsrtma Gsu,, are Ia
D.nby Walking their daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Risdon.
-xs. Ira N. Carfsld VS. 10 iosn re.
Gently Visiting hsr sistsr Mr., 4. !. alil-
nan.
-Mu. J. r. Jadson enp rain. Toe
woman's AsxillAry this Thursday sfpr-
noon.
Geo. Howard 10 moving frcm North
Bsnaing on in,o the hauss oEn,d b. IN
Hard.
Ed Scclly aud dsughtr La'lan, IRE
10 saltwater, N. Y, visiting his 500 scel
4. sceIl,.
A i.rge back Vas seen Ia our v,i,ss.
50 day afiernooE se~niGsly ssAfe that ys's
deer - aeon had e.Sted
Charles Hard, ~ho bss nric . po.iiloa
ID. sehsneciady with lht Genvrai Ese tic
Co. Ia. been oblistd to return 10 Lis home
as,s b<Ssuss Of ~ health.
M ard krs- Lester Higgins Of New
York stoppsd 10 Arlington tor . short
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
THE LUMBER CAMP IN TIVE BASEMENT

is most unique saesroom for the equipping
Of the out-o-door chaps. Rubber Boots, Leg
gins, Over Shoes, Rubbers, Moccasins, Felt
Boots, Overalls, Working Shirts, Caps, Sheep.
skin, Corduroy, Leather, Canvas, Mackinaw
and Pontiac Coats and Shirts. Here too you
will find great collection Of the 5.A Horse
Blankets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
PROCLAMATION eoR ~
CIviuo DAY,

hincfel Of the customs u our forefatb
err, ADD following the designation n IN.
Psessdens Of lbs us,aed State, ! berebs
81 sss6s AID proclsim Tssrsday The th.r.
tisth Of ibis November, a. day Of Tharks
giving, Prayer abd Praise tor The people o,
The State 81 vefmo1s.
God. Who iuiss over ali, has blessed cur
isdsssfy spor thAn We deserve. aud hs,
sipes esr iiso mere Of ssnsbips thas eenes
70 - is< u masy. lHt ~ look Up and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16
state Road Portion Of BsnnIngton
COUNTY.

The following 10 the apportionment for
Bennington Couu,v ut the State road fund
The State fund this year was ell,<sA 90
and The spportIo rment per mile was e7.ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-16

time snrcets 10 ksnchssisf vbsfe thsy
all sgeee fsw dsys before reisrsifg y
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The daily tribune., 1905-07-12

o. ne. I've been using August Flower sincs
was boy. and III have NO other"
Forty million bottles Of August Flower
sold In the United States alone since its
introduction And the demand for It 10
still growing. Isu't that fine showing
Of successf Don't II prove that August
Flower has bad pnfailing success In the
cure Of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies Of health and nsppinessf
Does It not afford the best evidence that
August Flower il sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders f-that II
u the best Of all liver fegulatorsf
August Flower has matchless record
cf over IS years in curing the aiiing mil
Gons Of these distressing complaints.
Two sines. asc and 7sc. AL druggistA