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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
A Question That Every Man should De-
eide for Himself

There is one subject in which many Of us
are interested and that is, what is the
quickest way of getting rid Of a trouble
some cold ? Is il best to take some new
remedy put out with exaggerated claims,
or 70 pin your faith TO Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, a preparation that has won
a world wide reputation and immense sale
by it's cures Of this dsease? This remedy
is for sale by n. b. Dsnforth, druggist.
Second and Market Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

Miss Lillian Derr has returned from
a visit among relatives in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

by Danforth, Wholesale retail Distributor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
SOUTH DORSET

Jos |. Kennedy of the Manches-
ter JOURNAL has been among us for
the past few days.
Edward Hill of San Francisco. Cal. /,
is n guest of William f. McDevitt for
a couple of months.
VIM. f. McDevitt and WE. Tully
have recently been testing for marble
in this village, and after visiting vari-
Gus sections of the country in search
of it have found what they most de-
sired right in Mr.. Tully's own door
yard. Behring'S TO depth of liz feet
have been taken out and show marble
in all grades and colorings from vari-
agated to pure white.
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Manley-Grout.

The wedding OF Miss Minnie l..
Grout Of Albany, MY, aud Mr.. Thos,
". Manley took place At the home Of
the bride in Albany, \. T., WedneS
day, Sept. "a, 1906. DR., }. J. Law
renee Of the State street Presbyterian
church was the officiating clergyman,
using the ring service. Miss Elizabeth
A. Harmon of Auburn wis bridesmaid
and Mr. Walter Manley o. Hudson, n.
y, waz best man. Guests were pres.
eni from Salem. ~ y, Amsterdam,
n. Y. Ithaca. y. Y. aud Dorset. VI.
Many handsome gifts Of silver. cut
glass. china. etc. were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. MAnley.
Mr.. and Mr.. Manley left On the New
York night boat for short wedding
tour.
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Manchester Post Office.

ofnec hours from q. Asa. m. TO s.Op. m.
Mails Close.
Going South $50 y, N. ll.2j n. m, $40
Going North i iOa m. 2,iJp.m. 9, i5p NJ.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
stage II IL =. m.
Sunday South 800 pm.
Mails Due.
Prom the North 500 a. IN. l2.9 p. m.
4 N p. M.
From the South 1000 a. M. i.l5 pm
500 y. N.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
400 p. m.
Oflico open on Sunday from 9.Na.m.
10 1000 am, Els p. m. to 100 p. IN.
u. X. sMoSDs, Postmaster.
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PERU
Josiah Whitney is better.

Josiah Whitney is better.
Representative Hapgood went to
Montpelier Tuesday.
Several from this town attended
the Valley Fair at Brattleboro.
Mr.. Keith, theological student,
is boarding at Mrs. Elizabeth Stones.
Mrs. W. Sherwin went to her
home at Manchester Depot on Satur-
day.
Miss Crane of Cambridge, Mass,
left town Monday, having boarded two
weeks at John Russel's.
Mrs. Warren and son, all-summer
guests at the Bromley House, left for
their New York home Tuesday.
--Chas. Farnum and daughter, Mrs.
F. G. Wyman, are visiting Mrs. Dana
Stratton in Springfield, Mass.
The old Methodist church has been
recovered, clapboarded and Widowed
with view of some future public util-
ity.
The departure from town of DR..
Seymour is much regretted. AT the
close of the farewell service Sunday
morning three children were baptized.
Recent guests IN town were: H.
J. Hapgood and wife, of New York
City, at NJ. j. Hapgood's; A. NJ. Lyon
and wife, of Newtonville, Mass. at NJ.
b. Lyons: Mrs. Fred Watson and
children of Townshend, and Mrs.
Smith of Somerville, Mass, at S. A.
Savers.
Monday of this week witnessed
the departure of the last Of our sum
mer guests. They have been more
numerous than usual, and their char
acter, without exception, such as TO
give an uplift and healthful tone TO the
community. Realizing that September
is the most delightful month Of the
season many remained until late in the
season. The rooms at the Bromley
House have been quite fully taken for
the last three months and some re-en-
gagged for the next year. Dinner part
les from Manchester and Dorset have
been far more numerous than ever be-
fore, and the permanent success OF the
house under right management is as
sured beyond question. Peru is very
fortunate in having such peculiar nat
ural advantages as 10 secure the most
desirable class Of permanent summer
visitors TO associate with-the class
who come for the pure air OF the high
altitude and the scenery and seelusion.
The outside fireplace has proved an
immense success, and the proprietor is
arranging for drop curtains so that II
can be enclosed in canvass and used
during the inclement weather Of wint-
er. even. Too much cannot be said Of
the assistance given Us by the Rev.
DR.. Seymour Of New York, who has
spent the entire season with Us. 4
duplicate Of the outside fireplace is be-
ing put into the summer home OF Mr.
Grant from New York, who has Dnr.
chased the Freeman Lyon place. Be
yond donb, our descendants viii see
the mountain lined with them, and
Peru noted az the originator as well a.
the place where was moulded by the
Wsrens the first side.hill plow. Many
improvements are suggested for the
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MAscuEsrgR.

On Sunday, Sept 20, Mrs. Miner
celebrated her Sith birthday.
p. J. Lemiug and family returned
10 Albany this week
DIR. and Mrs. l.. 4. Pierce have
gone on two weeks vacation.
Max Breilkopf and family returned
10 New York Monday morning.
Quite number from this town at
tended the Bondyille Fair today.
Mrs. VIM. II. Mcclure and family
left Tuesday for their home in Albany.
-R. T. Hoyt of New York was in
town over Sunday with his mother and
sisters.
Farmers who have their corn in
are commencing husking il and have q
fine crop.
Charles Isham has greatly improved
his lawn byilling in on the Main street
side and fixing the cutters.
Mrs. Abbio Rabbit Of Peru visited
two days last week at her aunts, Mrs.
Richard Cook.
Hon. X. T. Lincoln entertained the
Hon. Norman -. Ream al Hildene, a
part 81 last week.
Miss Msude Tcffi and friend, FIT.
Austin. spent Sunday with Miss Tefts
aunt. Mrs, Ira Bentley.
Mrs. Charles sihley returned 10
her home in Hoosick Falls, Friday,
after week at Ira Beniley's.
Mrs, Mary 4. Robbins was in Bur
ling,an last week in attendance ON the
annual meeting Of tina D. A. X.
Mrs. G. l.. Fowler and Mr.. and
Mn. y. Sherman Fowler are at the
oryis cottage for the month Of October.
Rev. Harry l.. Reed Of Auburn,
MY. will occupy the pulpit Of the
Congregational church Sunday next.
WIN. Mat,ison and wife and Har'
ley Holden and family spent
Sunday with their parents a, Jay Bent
ley's.
oh, these glorious October days.
Nov il the time 10 put yonr place IN
readiness for the cold weather which is
sure ~ be- here soon.
Tho mail which has been going
sossh Through ,he summer on sleeper
has been discontinued and The las, mail
NOS closes a, Gas y, IA.
--Jno. T.. Beckett, 81 the contracting
department. Of the n. u. 7. a T. Co,
vAs in town FRIDAY on business con
neaed wiih his company.
The Ra,land railroad has made
several changes in their time table
which will be- seen by perusal 81 the
table printed on this page.
-Auiomobile parties galore are pass.
ing through and also stopping over
night al Manchester, Oar good roads
attract them,
"A. c. Gibson and family Of Phlla.
delphis, sbo have cccupied one 81
Miss fosler's cottages the past season,
retained 10 their home las, Thursday
MIR. and Mrs, c. II. Pray, who
have spent 80 mush lime IN our village
for The pact year. returned on Wedses'
day last ~ shetr home 10 MonielAlf.
n. J.
The Bennington County Sunday
School Association, whAcb meets on
Friday ben Al tbs Congregational
church, IL open 10 al, and mosi cor
1.Al invitation j. extended.
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Commissioners Notice.
Esinie ni sIMroN prppnR


The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court, for the District
OF Manchester, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of oil persons against
Simeon Pepper late Of Rupert,
in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose OF examln-
ing and allowing said claims at the late resi-
dence Of the deceased In East Rupert on the
10th day Of February, 1907 from one O'Clock
p. N. until four O'Clock p N. Of said day,
and that six months from the 10th day OF
August A. d. 1906, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims 10 US for examination and allowance
Dated at Rupert this aoth day Of August
A. d. 1906.
BRAZIL LADD, lcom,s
WALLACE TOWSLEY. |o"' o
Clark Harwood Admr., Rupert, Vt.
zI-2W
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor the District OF
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, e1-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Sarah B. Shepards0n, late Of Manchester,
in said District, deceased hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose OF examin-
Ing and allowing said claims at the late resi-
denee Of said deceased on the 9th day Of
March, 1907, from one O'Clock 2. m.
TO four o. clock p, m, Of said day, and that
six months from the 9Th day Of SeptemberAD.
700, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims 10 US
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 9th day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1000
HIRAM EGdLESToN, com,s
l. II. HEMENWAY, ~'''
Emma S. Benedict txeeutfix, Manchester,
VT,
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coming year, the most desirable being
the proposed purchase by the town for
a park ofshe old forest upon the West
place through which runs most
charming stream upon which several
men have been working already, by
permission Of the owner, making trout
holes, an original idea apparently, and
done well worthy of imitation, as the
expense is slight in proportion to the
results obtained.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Again Riverside Inn is TO change
hands, II report is true. The barber
and baker are TO take turn at it now.
There were 22s tickets sold at this
station for Brattleboro and return dur
ing the fair 1t was a clean fair as
usual.
-Bondvlle fair comes on Thursday,
Oct. 4, Get out your oyercoats and
mittens, as they are generally needed
at this late dat fair.
Thomas Curtis, who has spent the
summer here, returned to his home in
Boston, Wednesday, his niece, Mrs.
Thompson, going as far as Brattleboro
with him.
Amos Lathrop and wife have left
town. A Mr.. Clark is to occupy the
tenement vacated by him. Clyde
Young, who boarded with them, goes
to d. l.. Benson's.
The many friends in this vicinity
of Lee Rugg are panied to hear Of his
serious condition, from locomotor
ataxia, and but little encouragement
is given his friends of his ever being
any better. He was a promising young
man and full of life and hope for the
future.
Seventeen ladies of Hooker w. h.
G. boarded the train Saturday noon,
their destination being Jamaica, where
they were entertained by Mrs. Addie,
one of their members, where bounti-
full supper was partaken Of. All re-
turned on the evening train, voting il
"A very pleasant OCCASION
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EAST ARLINGTON.


Miss Julia Caldwell spent Friday
in Bennington.
Mrs. Lucy Dean of Bennington
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Fisk Of Boston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Arnold Webb.
Mrs. X. A. Blair is visiting friends
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lucy Whitman of Hoosick
visited Mrs. A, l.. Nutting Wednes-
day.
Mrs. +. d. Soules and son Claire
spent several days in South Walling-
ford.
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell. who has
been visiting friends ia Wallingfori
and Mendon, returned Saturday.
Mrs. V. II. Griffith and daughter
Carrie are visiting the formers moth
or. Mrs. Soules. in Dandy.
Topic for Christian Eudeavor Sun.
day evening vail be- chrisi's Life. John
l5:l.l7. Leader. Mary 4. Shepard.
-. b. Webb. representative from
this town, left Tuesday for Montpelier.
where be will remain during the SEES
sion Of the legislature.
Mrs. William Whitman. who has
been spending several weeks with rel.
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Manchester. Dorset and Granville
. Railroad.

Tins Tstit Ne. 8. 10 tffeu July q, 1905.
Leave Aansshssssf Drpsi ~ Sosah Dorset and
oasffy fia a.as ioa 4. a. 40 pm. and soc pm.
Leave auass, ~ souih Dsfta And Manchester De
pa s,y q -, ii.tg N. ssC % and % p N.
ssas4s Pare tse Rauad Trip ficAa ssr Fatss
sasy y pad %. asd roaad ttlF tcs.tt procured
ffusH t,f Consusiof ~ ths tram
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Gao. T JAWS. Gent Mgr.
c. u. DAILY. Passenger Traffic Mgr.
{. A. NtnMo. General Passenger Agt.
Rutland. Vermont.
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KAsT DoRsuT
DIR. John |. cochrane was in Rat
land last Friday On business.
The Wilson house have been ca
terinR reoenily IN packed house.
Many from this place took in the
Whllingforl fair.
DIR. Cochrane Is putting the hual
coat % paint on his house which i'm
proves il very much.
Among those from this vicinity 10
recently enter the Albany Business
College j. Miss Sadie NJ. Sherlock OF
this village.
Jos. /. Kennedy Of the JOURNAL
gave us a visit recently in the interests
Of that paper, and reports good results.
Some one made mistake when they
said be- could not talk much"
We now have something To boast
Of in mild way, and that is our new
water supply. East Dorset is TO be
congratulated on her enterprise in
putting this matter through. Pure
water and pure air are now here in
abundance.
Dennis Riley, engineer at the Yer
mont Marble Mill plant, met with a Sc
we're accident last Friday, at noon,
which resulted in two Of his fingers be.
ing badly mashed. After medical treat
ment had been administered he return
ed 10 his home apparently all right.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
Rachael NJ. Batchelder, aged n,
widow Of John H. Batchelder, who for
merly lived in this village, died sud
denly Thursday last at the home of her
son. John, in Dixon, Ill. just two
weeks ago, Mrs. Batchelder, in excel.
lent health, possessed of all her facul
ties and remarkably active for a woman
Of her advanced age, left for visit to
her son, in Dixon, ILL., She was look
ing forward with great pleasure TO the |
times she would have with her boy
rs she expressed it. While enjoying
ler visit to the utmost, she was sud-
lenly stricken, and died within few
after first taking i'll. The re-
mains were brought to Detroit and fu-
leral services were held at the home
Il her son, Charles l.. Batchelder. Her
ons, Charles and John, alone survive
Ter of her family.
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SYNDICATE.

Reuben Bentley is gaining slowly
after his terrible accident.
Charles o. Bentley goes this week
to North Adams is attend school.
Aaron Convey has started his cider
mill and is doing quite good business
Erwin Hurd of Bennington is a
guest of Clark Hamilton for few
days.
Hon. M. Y. Hurd, our town repre-
sentative, started this week Tuesday
morning for Montpelier.
Miss Maggie Torrens is home from
Bennington for few days, caring for
her mother who has been i'll.
President Mark l.. Sheldon and
Cashier Charles Beattie of the Salem
National Bank were in town Saturday.
Will Wilcox has bought a team to
help him on his lumber job and has
also employed extra help for the win
ter.
Mrs. A. w. Prindle, who has been
staying at w. G. Peck's for ten days,
returned to her home in Shushan Tues
day.
A birthday party was held at re.
Smiths last week Saturday for Mrs.
Laura p. Gunnellson, it being her Slst
birthday. Quite number Of relatives
were present and all had "A very pleas
ant time.
BENNINGTON.
The death of Edward Kinsley, a
former well known and prominent res
ident of this county, occurred Monday
afternoon at Hoosick, where be had re-
sided the last FIVE years. The cause Of
death was Bright's disease. The de-
ceased was 70 years Of age, his birth
place being Bennington. For seventy
four years be resided on the kinsley
farm. He was a member OF Mount
Anthony Lodge +. q A. NJ. and eff
ciently filled the position of assessor
of Bennington county and that Of side
Judge. Sept. y, 1857, he married Miss
Harriet Rudd Of Bennington Center.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Isaac Jennings. The survivors are the
widow and daughter, Mrs. Emory T..
Leland OF Ann Arbor, Mich. Funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon at the house in Hoosiek, Rev Mr..
Coons Of that place officiating. The
members Of Mount Anthony Lodge, f..
d A. NJ, we're in charge. The inter
ment was at Bennington Center.
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siives in Heasirk fslls and Tpy, ~.
turned 40 Wednesday.
Mrs, Heny Lawrence reiurned
Saturday iram Neu York where she
hAs been with friends Cor several
weeks.
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MANCHESTER Drrvr

Batienkill Inn reports good bust.
ness.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.
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Laaps ';ra ;'ta AN ''Aa 'rR
New Hosf 100 i2l0 SO l@
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Railway Will Settle.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. Let was
reported yesterday that settlements
pending between the Great Northern
Railway company and the estates Of
i. NJ. Cornthwait and W. F. Town
send, who were killed in the wreck
on the Spokane Falls 4 Northern
near Beaver Greek, B. C. in July,
will he settled, in all probability,
without the matters being taken into
court.
In the case Of W. B. Smith, known
in Spokane as Phoebe" Smith. there
will probably not be settlement
made as Smith left no relatives, par
ents or known heirs with whom q
settlement could be effected. II
there are any 20 lay claim in behalf
Of the estate they have not up to the
present time made themselves kmWon.
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REPUBLICANS IN TEXAS.
DR.. C. Abrsy Nominated For
Governor.


Fl Passo, Texas, Aug. The
republican convention compleaed its
work last night by electing Cecil
Lyon of Sherman state chairman and
nominating the following ticket:
Governor, DR.. @. Abrey, FTsunin
county; lieutenant governor, Fred
rick HOfheinz, Guadalup county: at
torney general, Charles W. Ogden,
SanAntonio; controller, Wentworth
Manning, Van Zandt county; treasur-
er, George NJ. Booth, Williamson
county; commissioner general land
Office, Henry c. Harding, Amerillo;
railroad commissioner, W. F. Conner,
Dallas; superintendent Of public in
strnction, F. Vandervott, Carriso
Springs; Justice court of criminal APP
peals, A. G. Foster, FL Paso.
The resolutions condemn the waste
full extravagence Of the state demo-
cratic administration, commend the
Roosevelt administration, condemn
nepotism and condemn the Texas
congressman for opposing republican
national admistration.
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vide for the comfort and welfare OF
the enlisted men, that they demanded
his continuance in the discharge Of
the duties Of commissary, besides as
suming the added responsibility Of
the command. He was mustered ont
in the latter part Of 1899 and he and
his company we're enthusiastically
welcomed home by his fellow towns
men. He was soon afterward elected
to the Office of county attorney.
Capt. Grahm is one Of the largest
property holders Of the city. In
1900 he was the democratic nominee
tor cong ess, en- honor which be de-
clined.
He returned from the Philippines
broken in health and about four years
ago was attacked with locomoter ajax
Ia. With an iron will be fought the
dread disease. In addition to becoming
absolutely helpless, be lost his sight,
but through ii all never gave up the
hopeless fight for recovery until .
short time before his death. With
ali this his mind was active to the
last and no one was better posted ON
the progress Of the town.
He leaves a wife, two brot hers,
Thomas and Patrick Graham. and two
sisters, Mrs. Kelley and Miss Mar
garet Graham. He is a nephew Of
James Monaghan, awel known citizen
Of Spokane.
The funeral takes place tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock from the Cath
Ollie church, Rev. Father Purcell OH
ciating.
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LEGISLATORS
SUPPORT BORAH
Significant Remark About Mormon
Counties

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 16.-J. H
Brady of the state republican com
mittee is in the city and made the
following statement: my main am
bition is to elect Mr.. Borah as sena-
tor, and Governor Gooding and the
remainder OF the state ticket. 1 visa
to state that every republican MEM
Der of the Legislature will vote for
Mr.. Borah. While there has been
no time for organization, am sufi-
cisntIy acquainted with opinion
throughout the state to say that nc
republican candidate for the lagisla.
tuEe will refuse to vote for the NOM
inee of the state convention for the
position of senator. OF that / am
absolutely certain.
81 wish to add that it is my eKpec-
tation there will be enough repabli-
cans elected to the legislature out
side of the six southern (MormOnl
counties to elect Mr.. BOrah as sena-
tor. OF that / am confident, and
intend such result shall be reached
if dnigent work can accomplish the
result.
Conditions throughout the state
are altogether satisfactory. While
the contest win have to be fought
without the aid of the impetus given
by presidential election, / have no
doubt the majorities for the entire
republican ticket will be very large.
In all my political experience have
never known the leaders of party
more harmonious OF more determined
to score a decisive victory for the en-
tire ticket -
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SELLS FOR SMALL FORTUNE.
Taylor Brothers Pay SIS. 900
for AZ Acres.

One OF the largest real estate sales
or purchases made in some time was
made yesterday when M. N. Taylor
and j. b. TylOr purchased blocks one
and two, and lots one two and three
in WEIGHS addition from Edward q.
WEIGH and his wife Julia Welch. for
the sum Of SIS, 600. The land COW
ers about ~ acres which will be plot
ted and placed on the market This
purchase mixes the real estate holdings
Of the Taylor Bros, the largest in
this city, both are well known and
deserve much credit for the business
like manner in which they have made
for themselves q name and place in
the real estate business.