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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14
Engineering. Notes.

The candidates for graduation hon
ors In the mechanical department are
working hard preparing their theses.
The only candidates this year are d.
F.. Bull and NJ. T. Lowell.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS


CHAMPIONS ~. sisAMRo1xs.
Grnenwaid's -o-callcd Champions"
met an overwhelming defeat last Thurs
day q, the bands a, the " shAuwcks Z
by tbs soore ~ ~ 10 ~ 1fucn~aid,
the star pitcher o. the " Champions,
was hammered All over The field BY thc
heavy hitting Shamrock" Morn
san uas IN the box Cor the " Sham
rocks" and while hard hli, kept ihc
hits well scattered and WAS invincibis
with msn on hasas.
Th. Shamrock" Corncf Band, led
by Professor Mackie, rendered popular
airs during the game. aud after this
eoniesi was flushed headed a Tn
usnphal procession 10 the club house
Manager Mccormack Is 10 be con.
graduated on having sncb fine team.
Batteries, Morrison aud McGandless,
6ruenasld and Norenss,
The sccond and deciding game Of The
series between the shamroeks " aud
Champions was played Monday,
resulting ID victory for the " Sham
rocks by score Of - to IL. Batter
les, Morrison and Mccandless, Gruen-
valid and Shea.
The Shamrocks - will have a
smoker Ia the near future nj the ex-
pense Of Gnenwaid's ex-chsmpions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Reception 10 Rev. X. S. McCready.

Thursday evening witnessed one OF
the most delightful social Affairs ever
enjoyed in this village. The Baptist
church. rejoicing over their good for
tune in securing so cultivated and able
pastor as the Rev. ii. s McCready,
arranged for reception for HIM at the
church. The large audience room was
tastefully decorated with palms, ferns
and garden flowers. A profusion OF
brilliant peoples harmonized beautl
fully with the permanent decorations
Of the church.
As Kings orchestra played its first
selection Mr.. McCready, his sister and
mother took their places in front OF the
cons and their wives extended TO the
south aisle. Young ladies and gentle
men of the church acted as ushers and
were watchful that all should have an
opportunity Of greeting the new pas
tor.
Deacon Hicks then called attention
10 the fact that Deacon BATHS would
welcome the guests and then the pas :
tor in behalf OF the church. Mr.. Burr
Gleason, superintendent of the Sabbath
school, spoke in behalf Of that active
branch OF the church's work. In few
well chosen remarks Rev. Mr.. Robin
son, Rev. Mr.. Mcneil and Rev. MIR.
Barstow welcomed the young pastor to
his new field in behalf Of their respect
i've churches. Our summer friend, the
Rev. Mr.. Hoeck. in n most happy man
ner greeted n brother Scotsman and
brother minister,
II was a source Of qualification that
Rev. Mr.. Brown, the former pastor,
could be present and join in the fes-
tivities.
In behalf OF the town at large A. l..
Graves welcomed Mr.. McCready. An
especially fine musical program was
rendered at intervals. Kings orches-
ira was never better. Mrs. Willis
Smith with her violin, accompanied
by Mrs. Chase Of Philadelphia, and the
Misses Hawley Of Boston with violin
and voice, added greatly to the even
ing's enjoyment. Miss Junnia Lugene
and Miss Louise Wyman sang most
acceptably.
After refreshments were served IN
the vestry the large company Of more
thnn two hundred disbanded The
of Mr.. McCready has opened
most auspiciously, and i is expected
the church will increase her efficiency
under hi. leadership.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

The republican State Committee are
engaged in campaign Of education
and have issued several pamphlets dis.
coursing on various phases Of the cam
paign, One Of these booklets is called
THE Somersaultisin and Is two com
prehcnsiyc sixe.ups Of Mr.. Clement,
fusionist and Democrat, Another
deals with the Grimm Episode and is
entitled 1.-THE Man Back Of the Sap
Bucket A third one is entitled
Ghosts" while fourth il THE Muck
kaker nj Bay" These leaflets should
be in the hands Of every voter, what
ever his political leaning may be.
Your name and address on card 10
Republican State Committee, Burling-
hon, w., will bring them, gratis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Tsr Domine~ sgwm lss soaih cod,
lean + noi6an. needs no tasfoaassaan
b the rearrs a this cgupiY A. he 10
SGD aBesr ~ oss a ,bs mssss eacc~ss-
tui basaes men ~ ycrlsoas Wm.
" Daley. shs ps.~en, s,sse attorney,
i IN nominaaaan b. sacneed hins4i
NJ. DabY hss served ne rsaniy well
ier shs pas s~a YcArs and he nrHi
$50 stsaid ~ nor henesseaal W the
si1ie on snooani II lhe additional e.
pctnnoc whsnh be brings ~ The Office.
Henry i. Wilson has bscn sberia 20
tsng lha bic record i An open book
sad speaks foT .iaelt
The assDeaAs4 judges asv Of more
Importance now than herrspfore and
should h. men ~ RPS lndgment nnd
s,slci prohiiy, especially As they sov
cosne IN such close logeh 10 The people
lhrough their psser 70 appoint hcenss
commissioner IN such towns A. bave
license. wm. G, Peck one o. the
present incamhenis, i W 10 succeed
himself. aud Dr.. Y. Y. ppiieris The i'o,n.
nee 10 sncceea Judge MAsiison. DR..
Potter u young man and one Of "a
persennc. and the du,ios which deyclse
90 him will h. faithfully, honestly and
canscieniiously carried ou,
The otice 81 high bailiff Is MOI one of
greAi activity A. be generally Is not
called upon 10 act. but the man who
can acs uhes necessary has been named
in y. L. Lawrence.
Every one comedies thai no change
should be- made in those honored offices
of Judges Of probate, 10 the present IN
cumben.s. VIM. u. Edgerton for the
north shire and John Y. caney for
the south shire, are on all tickets.
Voters should no, think because We
have been able 10 get men OF such
sterling ability 10 go on our ticket this
year thai It's 10 be all smooth sailing,
FOR such il not the case. Every repub'
liean wants 10 come out and see that
his republican neighbor comes out on
September 4 next, and help elect the
complete republican ticket from gov
ernor down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
The Country Club cotillon.

One Of the social events OF the sea
son here was cotillon given Saturda,
evening At Music Hall under the aus
pieces Of the Ekwanok Country Club
The affair was under the direction Of ,
committee Of women who are influcntiA
in club affairs. II was pronounced
success from every standpoint and was
one Of the most enjoyable dances even
given in this resort.
The ballroom was tasiefuliy decorat.
cd for the occasion with green pine
and maple boughs. The popular Equi-
nox Orchestra furnished music FOR
dancing from green bower near the
entrance. In the opposite corner were
the favor tsblcs, while an elaborate
supper was served during the evening
from tables placed in front Of the
stage.
In The receiving line were Mrs. j. j..
Guniher Of New York city. Mrs. Clsr-
ence NJ. Clark Of Philadelphia, Mr..
George II. Thatcher Of Albany, and
Mr.. r. s. Wild Of Chicago. Mrs.
Hcrs,crs cassari presided a, the favor
tables. She WAS assisted by Mrs. y.
W. Taylor Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mabel La Vie Of Brooklyn.
More than eighty Of the visitors here
,oine,i 10 dancing the twenty figures Of
the coiiIlon. This was led by Louis G.
orvis Of Manchester. and Mise Frances
Hoyt Of New York city. They were
assisted by Shepard Strong Of Wash.
.pgten, and Miss b~ckxitA VI Cleye-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
A~vv Asas~s ~ p....M~spv..o an~ ~.
Paul, MINI.

! For the g. A. X. encampment to be
held at Minneapolis, Aug. 18th to 18th
the Rutland R. X. will sell round trim
tickets to st. Paul or Minneapolis and
return. rate from all stations via Norwood
to Montreal, also from stations between
Burlington and Bennington, inclusive,
via Albany, will be only $25.l5. Proper
tionate low rates from other stations.
Tickets will be sold and good going Aug.
10th. llth, and 18th. good returning to
leave Minneapolis or st. Paul until
Aug. 3lst, or by depositing ticket and
payment of 80 c. limit may be extended
to Sept. Both, 1906. A variety of routes
is offered for this excursion, via Albany.
Buffalo, or Niagara Falls to Chicago.
via Norwood, Buffalo or Niagara Falls
via Montreal and c. p. r. to Chicago.
via Montreal, c. p. X. and Sault Ste.
Marie, or via Montreal, transfer, and G.
I. Ry. to Chicago.
Between Chicago and Minneapolis
tikets will be routed over any of the Sc
veral lines selected by the passenger.
Stop overs will be allowed returning at
Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls and
Montreal
Sleeping ear rates Albany to Chicago,
1870. Montreal to Chicago, $500.
Chicago to Minneapoliss 900, Mont
real to Minneapolis via Saalt Ste. Marie,
$500.
Passengers desiring tickets or sleep
ingcarreservations should communicate
at once with ticket agent at nearest
station on the Rutland X. r., or with
g. A. Nimmo, General Passenger Agent.
Rutland, VT. l3.3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Under the heading Of "Shall Glenn
ens be senaiorf" the Burlington Ere,
Press has this 10 say Of the possiblit,
of Mr. Clements succeeding Senator
keddeld Proctor: III is no secret thai
Percival w. Clement has long had hi,
cyes on the seat in the United State,
Senate nj present held by the Hon.
Redicld Proctor. and this subject il
brought into the lime light Of publicity
~ This lime by some Of his paid public
announcements asking whether some
other man shall moi succeed Senator
Proctor. People who have watched
Mr.. Clemeni's methods Of binding up
n personal machine, which dominates
even ih. democrats. who have fused
with il In Burlington and other places.
do no. need 10 be told that Clement
wishes n make the eovernorhip sim
ply si@pping stone 10 the United
SaAlcs Senate.
Nov the firsl congressional district
hsx number ~ men who are Of sens-
bsrisl sisr and timber, and when il
comes 10 promoting the personal ambi-
iion. 81 Pcrrivsl W. Clement at the
expcss& 0. The best interests Of Yer
mont. oar people are sure 10 say him
may. We can imagine Mr. Clement
publicly announcing thai be val not
be- candidate for the United States
Senate and Ignoring thai promise, just
~ be ignored has public promise 10 be
|. candidate before the stale republican
convention for the govesnorship nomi
nation. bal he 10 no, likely 10 have
chance 10 break his promise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Estate Of ELEANOR W. BALDWIN.

STAN on VERMONT, District Of ManShcs,.
ef rs
IN " RtMf INBRED. that at a Session %
the Probate Iouu holden at Manchester.
within and TOT said District. on the ssh dsy
" July A. u, 100,
PRtsiNf. HON. W n. IpafRToS, JUICE
WHEREAS, certain instrument In writing
under seal, rurponlng 10 he the last wil and
testament Of Eleanor W BALDWIN. late VI
Manchester, 10 said District, deceased, ba.-
INK been thus day presented to said Court u
Probate and duly hled IN the Registers Ofhcr
Therefore, 4 Is ordered that all persons inter-
estcd w the estate Of said deceased bc noiihed
20 appear hciore SAID Court, al the Probate
Dficr IN Manchester, IN said District, on the
ssi ia, u August -, 1850. BY publication 81
this .ofief three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
thereto IN the Manchester Journal, newspa-
per printed al Manchester aforesaid, 10 shaw
causr, u any they may have, why said In
sttumeni ~ writing should moi be proved and
allowed an the last VII and testament u the
said deceased
wa, EDorRroN, Judge.
iA-yw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Republicans State Ticket.
For Governor
FLETCHER d. PROCTOR
~ Proctor.
faf Lieut.. Governor.
GEORGE II. PR0uTY
u Newport
for Treasurer
EDWARD II. DEAyITT
~ Montpelier.
fof SECRETARY u State
FREDERICK q. FLEETWOOD
81 Morrissille
For Auditor
HORACE Y. GRAHAM
~ crAtssbnry.
For Attorney General
CLARKE c. FlTTs
~ Braiileboro.
Republican County Ticket.
FOR Senators
Mfh0N Y. ROBERTS 81 Rupert.
JOHN n. HOLDEN Of Bennington
For States Attorney
WIN. X. DALEY Of Bennington.
For Sheriff
HENRY y. WILSON Of Arlington
Fcs Assistant Judges o. County Cour
WIN. q. PECK Of SYNDICATE.
EVERETT 4. POTTER Of pownal
For High Baiiifi
H.. l.. LAWRENCE Of Sunderland
For Judges OF Probate
WIN. Is. EDGERTON Of Manchester
JOHN Y. CARNEY Of Bennington
For Member OF Congress First Dis
trict.
DAVID J. FOSTER
81 Burlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

The eoauty ticket Al the bead Of oul
columns IL made up lhls year VI partlc.
Glafiy strong men.
The Two gentlemen nominated soi
senators are both good. substantial
business mea. M. Myron y. Roberts
of Rapcrs, the ncmanes from ihe ncrth
end. il man 81 larre Business esperi.
enoe and, phile DO, No well known
thrcaTh sosae ss<isons u the county As
uaberr 81 hEs associates on The ticket,
II particularly respected and boDorcd
by ihose who arr fortunate s1vagh "
tS scsaAas.sa s.sa kla.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Golf.

Saturday the Ekwanok golf team
will go to Schenectady for a return
match with the Mohawk Golf Club
team. The patchhftYesn tbea8yaB
the home players. The next formal
tournament on the Ekwanok links will
be the seventh annual competition for
the First Presidents Cup on August
Is, l6, II and Is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Fusion Nominees for County Officers.

The following named gentlemen were
placed in nomination at the convention
called by the democrats and fnsionlsts
a, Bennington August i: For senators,
Geo. NJ. Wall of Dorset and ). Hullng
Ilackmer Of Bennington; states at
torney. VIM. j. Meagber Of Bennlng'
ton; sheriff, John Conroy OF Arlington
side Judges. Il. NJ. Torrey of Dorset
and X. NJ. Houghton of Bennington;
Judges OF probate, W. b. Edgerton OF
Manchester and John V. Carney OF
Bennington; and for high bailiff. A. h.
Bowen Of Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Important.

Look nj the address on your wrapper
as the date indicates the time TO which
you are paid up, No receipts are sent
but the date ON your wrapper will be
changed in one week after payment !,
made. Subscribers viii please watch
their wrappers. il is important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Estate Of CHAS. N. RICHARDSON,

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Msnchest-
ef, 81.
BE II REMEMBERED, that at session OF
the Probate C0ur holden at Manchester.
within and ior said District, on the .,h day
" August A. ID. 1900.
Present: Hon. w. 3. EDGERTON, judy.
WhlIsEAS, . certain instrument IN writing
under seal, purpoffins to lie the last will ana
testament VI Charles n. Richardson. late i,
Manchester, 10 said Distrct, deceased, hsy ing
been this day presented 10 said Logt u Pros
bate and duly ilrd IN the Registers Ofiice !:
Therefore II Is ordered that sii persons inter
ested ia the estate VI said deceased be n0tt-
he'd 10 appear before said Cour, III the Pro
bate Osiice 10 Manchester, 40 SAID DiStnct. ot,
the sqsh day IN Aug. a. D. syoo by gublicatIon
81 IRIS order, tsfee weeks SUCCESSFULLY prey
lour thereto, IN the Manchester Journal a
pewspspes pfinted at Manchester si0,esa,d
10 slo~ cause. 4 any they may have. WI.
sslI instrument 80 writing should No, ~
pred and allowed as the last Mil All
testament 81 SAID deceased
w.E. IDcERroh. Judge.
Is-xy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Examination Of Teachers.

Teachers examinations will be held
at Manchester Center Monday and
Tuesday August 20 and q. First ex-
animation beginning ut 10 a! m, Mon
day. Applicants not personally known
by the examiner must present a certili-
cate of good character from some
responsible citizen.
Examinations for admission to the
State Normal Schools will also be of.
fered.
ALBERT w. VARsEY
l3-4w. Examiner Of Teachers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Equinox Team Defeats wallingford.

The Equinox baseball team defeated
the Wallingford nine here Saturday
afternoon by the decisive score of 10
tod.
The visitors started out with rush,
scoring three times in the first inning.
They got another run in the next in.
ming, but after that Norcross, who was
in the box for the locals, had them
guessing, and they did not make an.
other run. He struck out ten men
and allowed only six hits. The visit
ing pitcher was touched up for IL hits.
The fourth inning was his Waterloo,
when the Equinox heavy hitters banged
his speedy ones for hits, which, with
errors, Melted nine runs. The score
by innings;
X. II. u.
Equinox, 0l09l x-l6 IL {
Walling'd. 100000 o. q I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09


Mr.. Clement has plank in his plat
form which reads: 1--WE charge tn,
republican machine of Vermont will
continuing the rotten borough system
to maintain its absolute supremacy
And Mr.. Clement pledges his bes
efforts 10 secure an amendment Il
change the present system Of repre-
sentation from towns TO districts. Thi,
means that your town will have no re
preventative in the Legislature; thai
your town will become one of chain
of towns and that this chain of town,
will elect representative. Will you
stand for i'll
There's just one way to avoid this
Clement plan and that is TO vote the
straight republican ticket.
EAST DORSET.
Charles Roberts spent Monday in
Troy.
Miss Maud Sherrett of Brooklyn is
visiting Mrs Stone.
William Brown left Saturday with
company A for Mt. Gretna, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Bushee of Manchester
visited her parents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope and children Of
Kingston, n. Y, are guests of Mrs.
Edward Griffith.
Miss Nellie Gennett of New York,
who has been the guest OF friends in
town, is now visiting in Rutland.
Mrs. Mae Hector of Hudson, MY,
is spending some weeks with her grand
garents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hector.
The Stars were defeated in closely
played game with West Rupert, Mon
day, by score of 10 2. The game
was played at West Dorset.
Mr.. Clement has a plank in his plat
form which reads: 1--WE charge the
republican machine Of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
10 maintain its absolute supremacy"
And Mr.. Clement pledges his best
efforts ~ secure an amendment to
change the present system Of repre-
from towns TO districts This
means that your town will have no re-
in the Legislature; that
your town will become one Of a chain
Of towns and that this chain of towns
will elect representative. Will You
stand for III
There's just one way to avoid this
clemeat plan and that is to vote the
straight republican ticket.
wooDroRD.
Mr.. Clement has plank in his plat
iorm which reads: I'VE charge the
republican machine Of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
D maintain liz absolute supremacy.
And Mr.. Clement pledges his best
.ffous to secure an Amendments 10
.hangc the present system Of repre-
from towns 10 districts. This
means tina, your town Will have no re-
preventative in the Legislature; thai |
our town will become one Of chain !
4 towns and that this chain Of towns
rilI elect representative. Win you !
,and for III
There's just one way 10 avoid this .
geaae,a plan and thai is 10 vote the
.saighi republican ticket. Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

! s.s>-sas,s' sssnsiisct, mar ans ~ sayof
Abe republican nominee for senator
from the north end Of the county:
The republicans Of Bennington coun.
~ have nominated NJ. r. Roberts Of
Rupert for state senator. A splendid
man for the place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

lsna John BOYD Tksebsr. "a. a Al.
hsty. and Miss CagpcalM La Vie a
IsrS.sklyn. ard " r. hcgr ~ New
y@rk sIiy. and Miss sullisan II Brock {.
iyp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Manager Gruenwald is constantly
strengthening his team. He has added
dot" Murphy at third base and now
has secured second Iron Man.
Maginnity in a pitcher, brother OF
"Ginger" Norcross.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Estate Of MARCIA B. FULLER.

Ihs isoAais csass ~ ~ D.shst ~ kas.
rAesfsg
70 al retscas interested in the estate a,
MaiS!s y, tsllef ls,ev' Dorset " sal pss.
int deceased
oRltfissi
Nv the authority " the State ~ tc,man,
yea arr hetrhN notified ta sppeaf Ne,e,s m.
sati Probate s0nri, AZ the pfursir Cfr,se M
ManShesici " said DiNtfitt. On The s,th IA,
81 Aux 4 y, 1850 % shas gaass. 4 al, yos
have, shy the aeoant VI l. u kiprSIr,
ixeuiu " the estate ~ Saii aeeeaSes
should NOT hc allowed. and also ~h, Inc tss-
idve OF the sald estate should nul he als,ftb@
u'si 70 the PARTIES entitled thereto
Dated At Manchester. IN said district. this
gth DAY q August, A u l~o
w.b tnutRruN. bulge
is-M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
DORSET.

Mrs. Bertha Myers of Cleveland O.
is stopping for few weeks with Mrs.
Carrie Graham and Mrs. T. NJ. Col.
Inns.
Mrs. Cora Seeley of Glens Falls, N.
Y. and Mrs. j. II. Collins of Granville
have been recent guests Of II. M.
Collins and wife.
"A Sale will be held in the newly
renovated lecture-room Of the Congre-
gational Church in Dorset, on Thurs
day, August 10th, from to @, and
from 7 10 10 p. m.
Birch-bark articles, balsam pillows,
postal-cards. photographs and paintings
Of Dorset and vicinity, will be offered
for sale, in addition TO variety Of use
full and fancy articles, candy. ice-cream
and cake. The Lady of the Lake"
will have surprises in store for the
children.
Proceeds for the renovation Of the
lecture-room.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Al changes of advertisements
must b. In hand moi later than
tuesday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Changing ADDRESS.

wkst se@esssasg . shsafs ~ s&e,sss ssh
sffgbs#s sh~sAs est fsAl m gre t@tss s1asess
81 ~sN - Fssssat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

The baseball game on Wednesday
between Equinox and Bondville was
won by Equinox, score 8 TO 2.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Next Saturday the strong Granville
N. Y, team.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

W. sYs sa.sFs FAssssS ~ feetese 1suf ~
ksksssss fses1 sNF sesstss kei masi ~ sessf
ness kfS~ ~&s sts wvsss IA ~ A. nKs ssN W
gre 80 s.as sssssA srstseItisF fsts issnsny
sMeus serNsn eMEextssAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Mr.. Clement has a plank in his plat
form which reads: "We charge the
republican machine Of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
TO maintain its absolute supremacy. "
And Mr.. Clement pledges his best
efforts 10 secure an amendment 10
change the present system of repre-
seniation from towns to districts. This
means that your town will have no re-
preventative in the Legislature; that
your town will become one of chain
OF towns and that this chain Of towns
will elect representative. Will you
stand for III
There's just one way TO avoid this
ciement plan and that is 70 vote the
straight republican ticket.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Carl Kilburn Of Manchester spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. l.. y. Amer Of Saratoga. has
been visiting at q. II. Coles.
Mas Gertrude Sheppard Of No.
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. r. II. Rxdely Of Green Island
n. Y. 10 visiting her mother. Mrs. Jas.
Stacy.
"A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Mion Cole ON Tuesday, Aug.
ird. -
"A crowd from this village spen,
Tuesday nj the Boiling Spring" in
Miss Florence Whitman Of Hoosick |
Fails il spending several weeks with |
drs. A. Nutting.
james Dennison, wife, and son Of
Worcester. Mass. are visiting the for
ner's mother. Mrs. IL. Y. Dennison.
Waller j. cookson Of Worcester
lass. who has been visiting Mrs. II. Y.
,cnnison. returned 10 bis home Monday
con.
Mrs. A. T.. Best Of Highgate, VI.
rrivcd on Friday, 10 spend some time
ere as hoasekeeper for Rev. u u.
IArrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

witch N. Y. returned to her home after
a visit of several weeks with her cousin
Nella Cole.