The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-30

Mr. snd Mr. Hehrr s. Waikcr are
tskipg carriage drive to The norsh
psss ~ ihs state
Mess 80. BRADLEY u New York and
the family 81 !. {. bradley are visiting
Al o. W tsradley's.
n~Mm. W. n. Hnrshall:of Washing.
ioa - visiting kcr AnBis. Mr.. Smith
Jameson and Mos Jcssie Wright.
Arthur Davis o. Albany and Guy
DAVIS u Darlington spent Sunday II
'he homo ~ their father, A. !. Davis.
Mr.. and Mr.. Den Phillips and
child II pitisford. who have been visit
ing NJ A. II pciillone's. have returned
b lhair bosne.
Mrs. Y. u. Warner Of Bellows
Falls, Mrs Y. w Briefly and Miss
Ella May Bnerly ~ Cobo.s. n. y,
ver visiting Al The home Of their
friend. Mrs. J. Henry Hicks, last week.
All She annual meeting Of the la
dies society ~ Zion church held al
the reeiory las, Thursday, Mrs. |. II.
Drnch was elected president. Mrs. c.
B Rowe SECRETARY, Mn. q. o. Wood-
cock treasurer, and Mrs. II, d. B. Mae
Ned. Mrs. X. n Shaw and Mrs. Thos.
Lldgerwood directors.
DORSET.
Under the present system Dorset re-
eeived from the state in 1905 si43.3T
for highways. more than il paid 10 the
state, and the state paid $500 10 care
for The towns insane patients. Glenn
cnt would abolish this system.
This town now sends representa-
tive to Montpelier. Clement calls this
rotten borough system, and would |
have Dorset loose its identity in the
legislature and become part Of ''leg.
lslative district
In 1900 Senator Clement prevented
an increased tax on corporations, and
fathcred the last state tax ever levied
in Vermont. This saved Mr.. Glenn
ent's railroad SIS, 1884 in 1901. 1t
cost Dorset sg23. 63.
Vote for your towns interest next
Tuesday.
Burr Phillips has been visiting his
parents in Rupert.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Phelon spent
Sunday in Proctor.
Mrs. S. Il. Thayer of Boston is
with Mrs. Edward Morris.
Mrs. s. II. West and Mrs. |. II.
Glover have been recent visitors in
Manchester.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry l.. Derby and {
daughter Aelen, of New York, are at /,
John Fishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kilburn, Carl
kilburn of Manchester, Mrs. Gussie t
Carpenter and Miss Wilma Bacon of a
Velley Falls, N. ". have been recent i
visitors at Sherman Nichols. l.
Several from here attended The u
Bennington county veterans reunion
at Bennington, August 18th. John a
Fisher of this village was elected one I
Of the presidents, and George i
Williams was one of the speakers at Q
the campfire. c
sEARsBURG.
Under the present system Searsburg
received from the state in 1905 $50. ia
for highways, more than it paid to the
state. Clement would abolish this sys- :
tenn.
This town now sends representa- u
live to Montpelier. Clement calls this >
A rotten borough SYSTEM" and would u
have Searsburg lose its identity in the u
legislature and become part of a "leg-
slative district" u
In 1900 Senator Clement prevented a
an increased tax on corporations, and y
fathered the last state tax ever levied u
N Vermont. This saved Mr.. Glenn VI
snt's railroad $2s, 1884 in 1901. II
cost Searsburg $SS.O7. a
Vote for your towns interest next IL
Tuesday. II
SYNDICATE.
Under the present system Sandgate
received from the state in 1905 $237. II r
or highways, and $89.7s for schools,
more than il paid to the state, and the
'tate paid $500 to care for the towns IN
insane patients. Clement would abol-
sh this system. N
This town now sends representa-
i've to Montpelier. Clement calls this .
/ rotten borough system, and would =
rave Sandgate lose its identity in the :
legislature and become part of 'leg-
slative district" u
In 1900 Senator Clement prevented x
IN increased tax on corporations, and
altered the last state tax ever levied +
n Vermont. This saved Mr.. Glenn NJ
int's railroad S2S, 1884 in 1901. II
,ost Sandgate S223.S6. N
Vote for your towns interest next !,
Tuesday.
George W. Bounds has gone to ;,
Hens Falls, NY, TO work on the state a.
Dad. "
The Union Chapel Sunday school
leld their picnic last Thursday in Geo. RI