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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

mature plsss Of the frssnds kept the rsc-r-
tsou W ssss. ssssr cover Tvs nslr as
csfltsIiy srrsrsst. psseos T willard beam
presided Ms. n. X. hoeissen rsndsrsd
Appropriate vocal 3i,esioss very besur'si;
hla Ana slshs rsci'~d An original and
clever POEM. Thsn 81 slsasi psaecn rsd-
nsn sirues up b, Needing March ne
pastor, pr. Adams osmlnx from a. sdioin-
,rs room foiio~sa BY li,is Miss Adsms,
the pxstof's esughtsr. bearing huge bss-
h., Of dss dlls, ard Arm h arm came The
..eeldsn Day" ccrpl,, she 10 'hl' ord'r
marched 10 the platform. DR.. Adams
spaks wotcs u warm and earnest cocgrAi.
olstsor D.scos n, G. Sinosds foliosed
NJ n ores Of ws,c.me and ~ The cicss
PSF, n,d Mr. spd M1 Dexter with
golden eny dolsn from many friends. ID.
Adams iniredue.d Rev. wm. Raider, Who
spoke Of lesg aud pleasant seQusietancs.
me gro, m wa c ,ilcd for AID recalled he
ero.sirg q The ncsa'ains nfsy ysars ago
In . biinaisg snow rorm--thsn The sun
shiEs.
NJ. Dsxisr has been AZ cfacer In the hrss
church Tor .maay years. and 10 now the
ssnl d. aeon. large namesr OF friends
offered their hearty congratulations and the
good crups we're made abundanily happy.
| Mp. Dsxt,r VIII be remembered BY all
Of our cid r~sid. ms - the youngest dauSh-
ter OF Dea. Asa simonds life iape and
homo. Cd resident Of Peru. Ar. Dexter %
also dsscsnd& from the staunch old pat
riots Who sst,Id Vermont, being native
4 wilminRt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

Hossv.s. ! sn .arr the as assies'
ashlss ubroesh the 70. 10 ssisf. inhse''ca
ey sross has terra rsreAs~t 10 al vel
erosxh " iAis sbess sIininsilnx the sees'
.v. rsslin thxr eat ard destroy tbs
srcus sga~n, bot when yon permit the Tres
ass % srssrs 90 the hs,isnklll w snrlns
The winter -lst viii b. c me "a scar ifautf
Th.y Gill 81 kseu too sell from ms
sryricFcs .. sssfdsn that -bsre che hoo
est mas ell tske otis TIE suefefs us1e .ih
catch The hls Iset. Trcat ils ~ Dormant
~ rockers agging TIE @ip,sf. Trey tsea
a.ir Va With the sc,aals OF f1cktrs, and
v b, the sp.mstssA secs nnc trout iyiaK
be iss x,pesu ~hieh ~ill h. stiissf AS
yourself, warden. esnnog ~aich every
nss sho gOss cot ~ilh spear, sfd p"-
| dict tina, Vi. B.ilsnklii river viii son
iron q deple lon II The large IT. us u THIS
,psArips o! seekers through the iee 10 per-
nltae. Who viii feel the fie.t any soccer
that Manchester. Masehsster--the moe
sstefprisipg to~n IN this nclion Of Inc
stats--wilh her summer visitors snd pub
.c.splrited cltix s0s. sho have 90 nobiy AID
"a The osuse Of fish sud game ptos.clion,
,ill bs compelled to iesl their share Of the
oss OF good trout fishing Therefor :,
ssret TO see ,bis article, sisred "A TAX
ps,er" Of Manchester, lnahgeirg the a.
sdy much abused ofiicsrs Who are hor'
e.lly trying to protect our forests ard
rsAm,, that one Of oar greatest ASSET :
thr fsh and gams-msy be prolee "a &C
reserved, AID nov, u thsie hss BET
a,tbins 10 these prrsecu lens that saSo
IL di.bonssty OF corruption let u hear y
{ Srn citizen who viii sigu his own nam'
.ed no, attack The officers 10 anony moul
G manifestations. Truly Yours,
BARRY CHASE,
County Fish and Game Warden OF Ben
n uglon County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
SoRrupORsET,

"A large quantity Of Ice WAS taken from
Emerald Lake last week and drawn to
Dandy.
Mrs. Olive II Petty and John T. Petty
were In North Adams, Mass, several days
last week.
Mrs. Ann Strseter Of North Bsnning-
ton was here last week looking after her
property interests,
Miss Nsra Harris, who has been teach
ius the East Manchester school, visited d
@ O. p. 0rifiith's Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. p. Griffith, having rccslvsd
her co nmission a. postmistress here, tn
office has been removed to her residence.
%. X. Whitney was In Dandy on eusi
ness last Saturday.
Frank Earle moved from the Hulet
farm to South Walllssford last week and
Mr.. Mears OF East Dorset will have charg
| NJ said farm this yesr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

A great deal 10 being made OF refc,'A
Y. Clements proposition 70 gridlron YER
ma, with . schsme Of stats-built hisn-
vsy,, that 10, . good deal u being made o.
In proposition BY his literary bureau sno
BIZ N occasional prophet here ana 'nsfe
that recognizes 10 the man from hu'iaso
the political messiah that 10 to save TN
common v ssl,h. But II may not Do unfsh
10 Mr.. Clenen, Or 10 bis ardent champions
60 ,usssst that this proposition for state
bain hishwsys Is good many years o'ds'
than his platform declarations. Going no
f.rths, brel shap the 'sos We may nnd ssv
sral plane Of ,hs same character PROPOSED
and discussed By prom!nsnt men or sus'
rested 10 eubsrnatorial messages, and CON-
la r,sh, down TO the present day We may
r,call th,s plaek Ia the Republican stat
platform Of 1904:
Nv, believe that the welfare and iscrsss.
d prosperity Of the state and the os'ls'
eonys.isscs asd greater enjoyment OF "
inhabitants require that system OF per
mansus highway should b censtruo'eo
ppon modern sciestinc principles ana at'h'
expense Of The state such expense to be 90
provided for that no material increase Of
urs.ion 10 our people shall result there
from"
The Republican party 10 already on re-
cor6 on this stats-built highway business
Of Mr.. Cismsnt's. Ith pledged to md .
practical way to carry some such p'as 'a'o
eject. II Mr. Clement 10 made governor
can he DO asy morsw this end than fiss.
char d. Proctsri Hashe given evidence OF
organising and general creative bu'issss
capacity supsrisr TO that q Mr.. Prossor'
The governor Of Vermont has little or NJ
voice 10 lsv-makiag, any way, owing %
The Impractical and archaic limitations oil
~ sossli.stioa. How much mere can W
look for from Mr.. Clement, under the or
ssmssancss, than from NJ. Proctorf-lSt
Aibass Messenger,
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IANnTTE wILKINsoN's E.,.ru.

" ,rAr1 ~ vknsosT, Dist,ic, ~ hapohss'sr, %.
The Probate oOwi fer he Dlstr,ot n Manoassssi
To all persons tpteie.tsd 10 Tho sststs ~
Jsnette Wilkinson ae Of Handgste In said Dstrist
ds,esssd' 0NEsTiso;
BY tho authority OF the itsn ~ Vermont. yous
are hereby noiided to appear before the aid
Probate 0onrt. NJ the Probste Ofios IN Msnehes-
ter, In said District, on the s,h day ~ April
A. ID 1906, 10 chow cause, anySou have why
the account % Fred hertley Admr oi the estate
o. said deceased should not be- allowed, and
aiso whv the residue OF said estate should not
be distributed to the parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, In said District, this
9th day OF March A. D. 1909
sblv W. II. ED0ERTON, Judge
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lucy n. SHIELD lN's ESTATE

- STATE or vgRMosr, District OF Manchester. 10
Ths Probate Oourt for the Dist,lci Of Manchester
To oil persons interested In tho estate o.
I.ucy II sheldon late OF Rupert In said
District deceased. aaKurIso;
BY the authority Of the State ~ Vermont, you
q hereby notified 80 appear before the said
Probate Court, a, the Probate Onioe In Msnehss.
ter 10 said District, on the 2sth day Of March
A. D. 1905, to show cause. II aby you bavsl Why
the aooonni Of Emmon' sheldon, and rmith
sheldon admits. OF the estate OF ssid deceased
should not be- allowed, and also Why the residue
Of said estate should not be distribuisd 10 The
parties entitled thereto.
Datsd ~ Manchester, In said distriot. this
9th day Of March, AID 1903
Assn W. B. EDaKRTON. Judge.
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WHEREAS, Itbas pleased Our Heavenly
Father, in His II finite love and wisdom, to
temove from the family Of our brother,
Henry b Kendall, a loving mother, and,
WHEREAS, We realize that our brother
and family have sustsined 4 great loss,
Resolred. That we, the members OF
asps Lodge No. 80, |. o. 0. r. In regular
meeting assembled, do extend our heart
feit sympathy to our bereaved brother and
family In their affection and distress and
,lso,
Resolced; That we place copy OF these
resolutions on our records, cause them to
b, printed In our local paper, and send =
copy to or Borrowing brother.
Il. II. BLAcKMER,
X. T. FUTILE, Committee.
X. ". ADAMS.
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VERONA E HOYT'S Estate

syArp gy vEGxosT. District Of Manchester, -
De 10 Remembered. 1hst o. . session OF We
Probate Court. noidsn 81 Manchester within And
for ssid Distna 90 The fih d'y o. nfch
4. D 1865
Prssent. Hoy " y HDosxrop Judge +.
whereas y p Host Admin,tra':f OF
the sststs of We y p. Bolt late oil hApds 10
10 said Disrici De sassd hss tbs gay trsssltsd
ie said Cont hs sfition 10 sriins seung
forth that u sili BE- nscs sasry 10 eel al OF WIS
real estate Of ssid decs sssd. Tor The pAyms Il OF
The dsbl. aud charge. II Administration; and
thsrriu mshipe application 70 said Court fer
les nee 10 mke socb safe,
IL h oYd.ssd Tha eli persons intsrs stre 10
Inc estate "A ssid ascssssd b. rctsa.d W sppeS
before said copri. AZ shs Probate NO, 10 No.
chester. 10 saia Itssre, 90 the 3sss dsy Of
n.,ah % 100 b. pnbtina In u I 10
o. asr, three vsyk sacssssivs, psevioos hsrs
10. In Tts hanchesssf JtrsSAi- . Newspaper
prirtsd 10 Manchester sfosssaa4. 70 shov eau .
q sny thsy nay hare. shy sad Aos1ss shouh
3. ". D. HD0Ks1os. 5sass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

Many sufferers from nasal catsrrh say
they get splendid reeults by using ~ ato
mizer. For their benefit We prepare ELY .
LIQUID Cream Balm. Except that 1t 70
liquid It ia in all respects like the bealirg'
h elpful, pAip.allsying Cream Balm that the
public has been familiar with for years. No
cocaine nor other dangerous drug in 1t. The
soothing spray rsiAves at once and cure Il
certain. All druggists, 7sc., including
praying tube or mailed by Ely Bros, Of
Warren Street, New York.
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All changes Of advertisements rnvs'
be n hand not later fhsn tues
osv morning.


Lsos 81 Tho sadre. 90 yosr wrapper ~
~ ds,e ,ndicsu. Tia Time to which yos
are PAID Up. Soreocip,' are seat bus tb'
dsx On Jour wrapper viii be changed 10
oss week alter payment 10 made. Sub
sessess ~iil please watch their wrappers
n 10 impor sas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
Teachers Examinations.

Public Examinations fer the
certification OF teachers will be held
as follows: At Bennington IN
school house on School street
Monday and Tuesday, March aoth
and a7th; Readsboro, Wednesday
and Thursday, March 2Sth and
goth; Manchester Center, Friday
and Saturday, March goth and 3Ist.
ALBERT w. VARNEY
,,w Exam liner
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Now csngsra, Passenger Agent.

CT. DAILY, Passenger Trsfics Manager
of he New York Central Lines east OF
Buffalo, announces the appointment OF J.
r Fsirlamb ~ General Passenger Agent
Of the New Ysrk Central and Hudson River
n abroad, Mr.. Fairl.mb has been for
many years Auditor OF Passenger Accounts
Il this company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
NOTICEl TAX SALE!

TIA ,e,ident and nonresident proprissors OF
4. a i, a.ndsste. County OF Bennington and
't.,e ~ Vermont are hereby NOTIFIED that mo
n ,es on the following described lai ds IN sAio
tasn for he year 1905 are unpaid.
Dee pi o. described ~ follows; Bound q on
ina vat b, lsnds formerly Owned by AsnDei
Curtis deceased, north By amos iotneIiy osheu
owed bs George W. PAvker and Samuel
Woodland Bet 10 Euas Bentley 90
Amount OF bsxes, state ~
Town 30
School Is
ass
Also Nv, pieces OF land set % stlcsle Ut = /,
ona n,ecs ,,tUated In Dieyic: No Y ~ sud
sandos. a con.siuiug about thFee,ioufths acres
:, Ia si,b saw mil situated thereon. The
oibsv nieos described ~ follows, situsted 10 %
District No 2 AID bounded - ioiows' peMn
in, ! sou,b east corner OF W. J. bamitons
and viola Hsmi II on's home fern on the hg'
o.. n. Ar or about 1 2 fds. east ola. n. Ham.
,lto,;. dveiIipQ house, thence funning 10 CD
assterlv direction on the hishsay about 10 rds,
to a take and stones near maii appie wee
al noe in q ncrthwettsTlJ direction About ~
ds TO an old wall hence ws.. on s,ons .a'
, usherly on A. n. Hamilton's land TO place OF
Amount Of Ta 60, sts'e ~
Town 66l
Koad i9j
tchool 27b
5000
And 90 much Of said land viii DO 80 d .,
public auction at n, q Hurd's store 10 saio
ia ndg.s on 1uesdsy. March 2lth 81 ~ ociIes
= m as msy be requisite 70 pei sa,d sAs' Apo
CLIFTON MEARH,
Collector
443w SYNDICATE. W., March lst, ISIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

Well, va bad to-n meeting and quh'
oss .. that. The people ~us cut 10 fuli
forss. and expressed tbsir preferences fo'
os,esss Ter he comlns year, The adessio'
OF lsoesss or 20 Iicenss wn settled by
ssbslAntlal msI0rtty.
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/, o,vv uoxon no WHOM IT is DUE.

GIVE HONOR TO WHOM II Is DUE
DR.. David Kepbsd,'s Favorite Remedy,
Of Rondout, N. Y, cured me OF Brehts
a sssse and Gravel -Four Of the best PLY
slcisns had failed TO relieve me. have
recommended Il TO scores Of people with
ixs succs 80, ard know 1t viii cure oil who
try it.-Mrs. X. r. Miner, Burg Hill, .
Price 81 on. all druegists; 9 bottles eb o..
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VERONA z. HOYTS FsrArE

stare or vrsxcHr Issvict Of hsIche. o. ~
The Probate Court for The Districf Of 1d1oheser:
10 all persous int rested 10 The estate o.
Verona Y Hoyt, las OF sandssts, In said Die
uict deceased GnEEItEo;
are hereby poi6eo TO appear before the said
Pro bsu Ocurt at the Probate Once 10 said
MANCHESTER, In aid D'stre,, on he 2sih Day q
March A. u. 1906 10 sbos csoss, II any yor
i We Why The aoooun, Of = Hoyt, Admipis
Tor OF ihs estate OF said deceased should
3 4 be- allowed, AEd AFRO uhy the residue OF Sale
ss,a : sbould nos b dlstSibussd 10 the partiss
sp,itisd thspo.
Dated II Manchester IN rad District. this 7th
o., Of March 4 D. 1905
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A Gard Of Thanks.

We wish through the columns OF the
JOURNAL to thank all who assisted u In
the sickness and at the funeral services Of
our loved husband and father. Especially
the singers.
Mrs. 8. W. SYKES,
Mr.. and MRS. C. w. SYKES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

FORMER HEAD oE ARMY PASSED AWAY
ATsl. AUGUSTINE, FLA.
Lieut.. Gen. John N. schonsld, U. 5. A.,
retired, formerly bead Of the army, died 1t
1. 20 O'Clock sunday night. He vas attack
"a with cerebral htmorrhage, Bis wife and
!, ung daughter with him, The funeral
s,l Woes we're held at the residence In time
f.r the bsdy to leave on train for wash
ston Monday AfternooG ~ 2 b O'Clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

Fine eleighing again,

Fine sleighing again,
--Niss Lillian West is at work for Mrs
r q. wyman.
j. Dryden and family from New Bruns-
wick are stepping at Frank Rush't.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter West have re-
turned from visit with friends In Spring.
field.
Mrs. r. @. Wymau who has been SUI
f,rinx With rheumatism the past week Is
some better.
Arthur Prouty has sold bis farm to bis
brother Austin Prouty and expects to move
TO Ludlow.
&C. Il. Marshall who has been spending
tho winter with his daughter Mrs. Arthur
Prouty hss returned to Ludlow.
Rev. ". X. Davenport will speak to
% Sunday evening, Mar. lltb, In the inter
vt Of The Anti Saloon League.
IN. J. Hapgood returned from New
York THURSDAY, which city he visited
largely In order to attend the banquet a.
he Hotel Astor, OF the Canadian Camp
club. Of which most Of the noted vetar'ss
OF eu,-of-ooor and camp life are sctise
members, including ex.Pres. Cleveland,
President Roosevelt, Seton Thompson and
The ike An entirely Lew dish WAS served,
. cut NJ .teak from The Catalo, being .
cross between the buffalo snd The cattle
q the pIs,n,. Tbl, WAS furnished BY the
,otsd Buffalo Jones who gave an interest
ioe exhibition Of living pictures OF lie
upon the plains, A call was OF course
made upon DR.. Burton who was found 81
interested ~ ever 10 the welfare OF Peru
Our cemmuniiy we're very much ssd
a. NED 10 learn Il the d,Ath II John y
s,ore Which occurred on Friday afternsor
P,b e. Mr.. Stone ba1 betn In fesbl'
tssltb for fome time ard for acme week
mat IL seemed tvid nj to his family ant
fr,erds thar the end ~ss AGAR he wM o
WY genial. happy temperament and mad
mary friends Bic fui eral was held at To-
cbu,e h sunday At one s'clocs. The Ger
vices sere conducted BY Rev h L Kslto'
Of srushar, n. Y. He leaves . widow, Oh
dsu.h.sr aud four sons. The funeral ~
largely attended BY friends from out o
lto~n including one brother, two sstsr
and many other relatives, The burial va
10 lbe sliiS1s cemetery.
psrses- siwords.
W. copy the following from fhe Faeta'
. sau Frsuciseo paper dated Fab, IS,
Tue Golden wedding Day OF hr. 80
Mr. ID. Gilbert Dsxtef occ1rfsd 90 fst
9Th. paripg the sitsrboon The HOUSE
o., waller street, Vas tbronEed vii
rces,s Who came TO lsndsr thsl' cengTatt
l.t,ou,. CHURCHES, clsbs ard socie'iss wei
r,pr.s.s,sd and messages Of eenxrss1l'
,lsu came frsn many rsrts OF The lniis
s,s,ss. IL wss happy gathering. In u
,,snisx ssruins surprise vas 10 'toss 10
, ,bs happy couple. A sosi-i took place
,hs Fha Congregational church, and u
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AMONG THE PEOPLE.

rbls column 10 open 10 those who At any time
f.eI ths, they would like TO say something BY way
Of argument, render an opinion or present some
49, H., 4, bu, do not hold ourselves responsible
ior opinion. expressed therein. BE briei ana TO
the mint I'd,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

The, New Hampshire city Of Nashua
4eems to be pleased with license under To-
cal option. The lumber Of DRINKS which
passed through the Nashua police court
nas decreased from 800 annually usdsr
state prohibition sone IL to 10 years ago,
TO sbout 300 under license on local option
basis. Under the old prohibition law there
were $50 government LICENSES in NASHUA I;
TODAY there are lees 100, including drug
gists and thee are no more open bars than
there were Ave years ago.
On Friday last . cyclone struck Astk
diao, Mass, entailipg loss 81 bo lives ara
LAS 100 in property.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

W. 80 siwsys rssstss 80 tsxssss itsss ~ :.
sswsss trpsf any ssssts, tss Mesf - sF~f $50
snas@ sha ne mrtsa No. ~ A. net 80 " ~ -
,.ws sssws. vi saasatoa psss " snas ynaess sssr'
snsaAas tsaas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

DARN ron sALF Consisting Of sls sor~s.
j 40 aere~ undar cultivation, Ia Sunderland
aud MAoohester, One wrk horse weighing
1900 lbs, one driving horse. 1850 lbs both young
one ~, heavy double harness neArly new,
E.s PIKE.
~ Nv. Nov, 18th 1908. Sunderland, Vermont.
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Guarantee.

The undersigned hereby agrees to refund
he money on q 25c box Of Ons-Night-Lax'
alive Qulniue Tablets II II fails to cure
your Cod or La-grippe. Get box today
42Iinif. A. d. PErFlboNE'
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NNJAkrFn--io Young somsn 10 Learn 10 smell
w Ash hooks aud lie sneils Tor dy making,
also w.nt help u learn TO Tia dies, Permanent
positions for right pstties. Address
or nnvts.
cot Manchester. VI,
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wfass s.~as.s,at eassst n sssrsss ssssssle.
80 ,sss.s 80, ss1'ss siss sassss .seTsss 80 ~sa
sssssst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN.

Real Estate Cbeao for Cash. New Fight room
bouse with barn ard htn house. Land ID rods
front. Water in ki'chen from spring ON prem
ues. One half mile from Manchester Village.
am BOZ. IS J,B. O0vEY, Mapche,t :, VI
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NlvANrEp- Men In each state " travail post
w signs. advertise aud leave -smplss 81 nar
goods, ss,ary tls % per month 100 per day
fu expenses XII iLM>N 90, Des'
Sssm Atlas BL0uk, CHICAGO
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To Republican votsrs.

Yo~r attention 10 calkd 10 No. ? Of the
Ao,s Of 1904, Vermont Legislature, which
r,ouirss that every person qualified 10 vote
In r,snans meeting ~ho desires to part'-
c,,a,s IN any political caucus shall fha
oss,ificsts Of isisntion q the time Of sins
b,s inventory In April Of each election year
The certificate to be sispsd 10 In form -
fcliows:
III 10 my intention TO act ard vote VIII
-. marty NJ the coming cleo
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lion. Al4ne0,
n I've Per Geo, Of the voters OF tSvn
,se,,,os for the use Of Caucus Chsck LAT.
% enc eas participate 10 any party caucus
Who he's nst Aied such csrtiaeAts OF 10
tsrtion.
I,is necessary for shs good eevsrnnsn'
al ne state and for shs Interests 81 shs
pssy .ha, The resis,rst'ss Ct RspuDl'cAa
vo,<rs be fell and esmplsie.
v. urge apos svsry R<fselseaa vossi
III necessity Of ding bis certificate. 4
blank form viii accompany your ux irssn
t~ry. Ia aof gsil D. lsa u osi ssd sg~ q.
4, acss DOT commit yos 70 any candidate
n 4 osuses ard dsss not hisd yoa to VOTE
for ssy particular psrsos At The ssp'sues'
siecttcn-
Beth Rsrublicau AID Democratic plat
forms 81 The lsst elseiios declared 70 fave
at q csaess isv, snd ~ rsssls shsrso
sasa lao vi p,Fssd.
DO MI LOSE YOUR RiGhf IL
VOTE IN CAUCUS ess ais yssr 's'ss,is'
a tAs Law rsesirsa
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