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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

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EroANr hbatkGn WHIT
gsxess Richard whits. sre " tho moe,
brilliant neus,aper writers 10 western
Mes rors, DIED - the sisisrs' Hospital
Bes.Ie, Friday morning March ie.b, frosl
sppssdicsfls Ne ~as taken III IN hsrcf
sib Tbe pert oar he ~ss operated upss,
u. Improved steadily and % Thursday
,hsss seemed 10 be no doubt that he ~cu d
recover. Tben csms relspss ~hieh ifes
hi,n on gsietly.
Mr.. v h,ss -As bora 10 Buffalo 10 1874.
He graduated from Barr aud Barton SENT
nsty Ia lss0 and went 20 Wiiiisms College.
IRON which he graduated In isst Soon
after iba, he enisred upon ns~spsp,r
~sfk He nst sorted ~ a reporter or
The Buffalo Eagytss, then on the ke'rs Inc .
be went on the Enquirer, where be wro't
editorials and book reviews and csrcuetsc
. popular column headed Tales Of This Big
roup Of ours.
About seven years Ego he becsm. sdfnf
s.d part owuer Of the Niagars Falls Gas-
sfis, Of which q, The time Of bis death he
~ss s.ill editor aud chief owner.
Such vac his career In oollise Ia de.
tall II contsised much that stamped bin ~
, man Of briliisncy and goddess. he va
gifted and scholar, with tastes and DIS
position tbst won for him not alone admir-.
alton, but also the tiisction Of all wi b
whom be associated.
10 college Dick White vas not only one
Of the most Iovlsl Of companions, entering
into the field sports with the best bat VA
slss ons OF the brightest students He wa
dItor Of college literary monthly and Of
a weekly. lie also wrotea play, This
production, given 1t the college, will ever
live IN the memory Of bic fellow students.
II wAs an epoch-maksr Of williams. For
years the college plays had been Of the
heavy, profound type taken from such
authors 40 @ oldsmith, Shakespeare, ct 81.
Dick White had keen sense OF humor and
1, entered into the clever, buoyant, up.to.
date piece that bis pen produced for the
occasion, wherein the members Of the COL.
l.ge's own faculty we're dslIcatsly Icarbca-
ursd. The play made hit-~ith the stu.
dents. Ii WAS the first and emily sfiasiob
from Dicks pen that the faculty permitted
10 10 staged.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
Holm MCwAYNEs. Esr.rr

Starr 90 ssss mt. plstr,ct OF aanches,sr. 40
Be 10 hsmembs rec, that ct . ssssoo OF the
Probate Court aoidea ., Mach rs,sr, within and
Tor s1d District. on the ls,h day Of March
A d, 1875
Present Il u FnoEsroS. Judge
Hh.res. , M.srm-uobg, AdIninl,trs,or Of the
stisis Of no Mrwa ne Hs'~ Of Dorset in ssid
D. uscs dsecss.d thas this dsy presented W sac
Coartlhis petition 10 writing setting forth thA, u
w,ll he nse~-,ars " eel al % tho real estate OF
ss,d d~c~Astd tor the psymen, Of the debit
and icharsss II administration; aud ALEC
that IL iii b. bspsaci Tor eli parues interested
therein TO .ei the ~noie OF the real os'a,e
VI ssid deceased. aud therein mssing
application 10 ssid Court for license 10
make susn sale,
|, !. ordered That all persoos interested 10
the estate OF .aid dec-ased be notified 70 appear
bsisre said Court, Al the Probate ofice In Mao.
chester, IN ssid district. on the sist day OF
March A. b. 1906. BY pnbhcstion Of this order
three weshs succ@ssweiy previous thereto In
the HApeh.s tsr journal. newspaper printed st
Manchester Aforesaid, 10 show cause. u any they
msy have, Why said license should not BE-
ass, =. 80 ". u. EDaEBr0s. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
IN RE SUSAN r. THOMAS, Insane.

stats or VERMONT, District ~ Manchester, m.
lie Il Remembered, that al a sassion OF he
Probate court, holden Al Manchester within
and for said pistiics, on The i7th day of mach.
A, d 1916.
PnE.lNT. Hos W. u lpaEaiop, JuDds
Whereas Dexter FArnum Guardian OF nnsan
Y. Thomas, Insane, OF Dorses IN said Disiricl,
HIS this day presented 10 said ,ourt. his
pc ition IN writing, settiog forth that The sale
ia OF the real estate OF said Mad, " I'D be
be cfcial 10 and ID nee sssify for the support .of
sad ward. said real ..siss u dese fIOed 49,
fallows. A lot with IN. dwelling house. bsrn
and chop standing theretn. suuA'ed 10 the
Village OF Dorset IN the Town OF Dorset, ard
therein making Application 10 said Court for
lie nse TO m he such sale,
II 10 ordered, that all persons interested Ia
The estate Of said sussp Y, Thomas ID, notified
10 .ppear before ssid Court, at the Probate
4 fiioe In Manchester, 10 snd District. on tn,
Tn day II Aprl A, ID 1896, by publication Of
this order. ihtss weeks succsssively Previous
thereto, in the Manchester JouRsAL : news.
paper printed 81 hsnohes aforesaid, 1, show
oAu.E II any they may nave, why said license
III juld not be granted
". d. EDosRros, Judge.
473w
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IN RE JOHN O. CHAPLIN.

AtrArs or NnHoHr. district OF Manchester. %.
Be " Bemeinb-red That ~ = session. OF the
Probate Coars, holden Al Manchester, within
and ior said Disuics, on the l4th day Of March.
q. d 1906.
Present. HoN. W. B. EpeERror, Judge.
whereas, Ann D. Chaplin Guardian OF
John o. Chaplin In .sne OF Manchester
IN aid District. has the day presented
TO said Uoor,. her petition in writing.
acting forth that II will be necessary 70 sell
~ OF the real estAte Of said ward. for The
payment OF d. b,s snd the expenses OF
main, ainsncA OF said ward and therein
making application 10 said Court for licsnse to
m he sucb saie
II 10 ordered That sll ysrsons interested
thereto be notified to appear before
ssd Court at tse Probate Once in
Manchester, 10 ssid District, on the 4th day
OF April A ID. 1906. by publication OF this
order three weeks snccessiveiy previous there
to In the Manchester JOURNAL, 4 newspaper
printed u Manchester Aforesaid, to show cause.
II any they may have. why said license should
1859 w.B. RDaERToS Judge.
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aMIsSIoNER' NOTICE

- kstsA of uoRs y uhiytIfa
The undsrsigned, hayiug been appointed By
the hon Probat- Court TT the pistr,et of Msn.
chesier, Commissioners 70 receive, eismips and
.diuti al cisims aud demands Of AlI pervons
against tbs estate OF
Cofa n 0ffi h. late ~ Dorset
10 said District, a,osssed, hereby give notice
that We will meet io the putpose 81 examining
ard allowing said ciAims ~ tbs store of n.
Gufih 10 h Doset on ID. iitn day Of septem-
b 4 ~ q ftom ne o'c ooh " until Tour o'clock
p N, Of said day, and tbs, .iI months from the
All d., OF March A 1876 !. the time
/ mted BY said court Tor ssit arodito.s 10 pro.
.nt hir claims 10 US iof examination aud
allowance
Dated at Dorset this ,ith De, Of March.
4. u. 1905,
I'M 0nIFriTB eom"'
Louise A Butium, Adm nstrator, n. B.pbtng-
ton, Vermont, tTsw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
MKa. John Quincy BROOKE.

Mrs.. John Quincy Brooks, after only .
few days illness from pnsumonia passed
away at her home, south Of the village Of
Horseheads, Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock
Mrs. Brooks was born In wlnhall, VI.
October Let. 1922, the daughter Of Harvey
and Eliza Sprssue viale. At the age OF
seven year, she moved with her fathers
family TO West Kendall. Orleans County,
N. Y, whore she grew TO womanhood and
where abe Was married, September 30, 1857
70 Mr.. Brooks, At that time . resident Of
Elmlra. In the spring Of 1862 Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks moved TO the farm In the town Of
Hortehesds, where ihs has since resided.
Mr.. Brooks tied died July ~, 1880 -Four
children survive; John N Of Horse beads,
Herbert II. Of Elmirs, julia, who has a.
ways resided with her mother, Lucy j., a
teacher In Northfeld Seminary 10 East
North field, hass.. Mrs. Brooks was . men,
Der Of the Presbyterian church Of Horse
heads and Rev. M. II Gardner Of Brewster.
formerly pastor Of The church, ofiiciated o.
the funeral service, which was held at the
family home Tue sday afternoon 1t 2
O'Clock. Burial was In woodlawn Cemeter,
and Was private.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

cofoasf Vas dsfssrx vNs so,Afsa ase
Tho sssy w0 removed le vaiiKs paess.
tsiins r~ens. TIE body appeared 10 have
s.~~F Ia shs ~stsr several ssvs. Tbs eriy
rDssps ~ osrtisyins tbs 1sn was esr
eortsAsiss rslAxsess hsos. 90 which vss
inssrss-t Ina nsus q r. p. Hsine. Dor.
cot II -1 svsssutiy CHRISTMAS siis sna
here lbs lpscflp,lss Prem Mora Coz.
pcr."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
NORTH DORSET.

--Nrs. Kate Corey has returned from {
visit 10 Bennington.
John r. Petty Of North Adams, Mas
wss here the most Of last week.
The sprisg term Of school to com
mescs here next Monday with Mis- Res,
Mclaughlin ~ teacher.
Nlss Matte Griffith OF North Benning
ton. spen, Sunday with her parents, Mr.
Geo. p. Griffith.
--Alphouss Clayton, . fsrmer resident
d this place visited here recently after 81
sbssnce Of - years 10 lows.
rERr.
-Nr. and Ars. Aierso Morse Of Bouxh
toevilis Are q nrs. Julia stores.
-CAarles Pslnsr be- moved isto The
hosss vscassA By Frank Raih.
PA, Hall Of wishsn 10 visiting hl,
grssdno,hsr, Mri. Mary PHILIPPE
The students from Burr and Burton
Seminary are hone for short vacation.
--rsrk carlsy has gore to Sewsans to
work Of the Se~faus IND through Court
lime.
--kvslyn Burroughs Of Rutland IL Wait
log her grabdpafents, Mr.. asd Mrs. ". B
s,mends.
--Mr. Genius Of Ne~ Ysrk city has pur.
chased the Charles PArnun place OF r. /.
Bsirhslder.
--Mrs. Mary Phillips has rstnrned from
! vsa with Der daughter, Mn. Henry
NaIksr ef Weston.
--hr. Newsos q Weston has bean On.
rsssd 10 make chssse The coming season.
1 q wiii 1--we In he stems tenement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29


Arthur b. MillArd
Mary ]. Willard.
WHEREAS, Arthur u. Willard Of Resdsboro In
the County OF BepniDgIo Aforesaid. has duly
iIsd In the eff 90 Of the oefk Of the Coun,y
Court for sid County Of bennington. at Ben.
ington 10 ssid County. his petition for divorce
.gsinst Mary J. Miilard. formtriy Of neridsn IN
the State oil Connecticut, Low Of parts unknos o
outside this state.
Alleging ~ the cInse for said divorce that
the said hary J. biilard, on The And day NJ
May, 1898, wilfnlly deserted the ssid Arthur b,
nillsId, and bas continued said deseriiop for
Upward Of three consecutive years And thence
hitherto
And pre- ying for the cause aforesaid. that q
bill Of yoroe be- granted 10 ths said petitioner,
Now THEREFORE The said Mary Willard 10
hereby sbd by the pub ioauon hereof In oom-
pllAi os With tho sisi0 . f,r such c.se provided,
NOTIFIED AsD HEQUIssD To AppkAa before ths
Hci orabls the County court ~ tbs neat stated
ts,m thereof, TO be held u Manchester within
and Tor the County RI Bennington Aforesaid, %
IN hfst 1nssds, VI luns 1906. on the fret Day
Of said term then atd there IN said court, 70
msks snsw = 10 said ps,ilUn Tor divorce and 10
stand 10 and aoids such order, judgment and
decree thereon ~ 10 pa,d Court snail q EN-
m set the psemis Sos con adsred,
Gwen st Bennington. 10 said Comfy ~ Ben.
ui OK ton, this 2Hb d ) OF Maoa, 4, u, 1906
HAIRY 7. CUsHhAs.
osrk.
DE But,.,fsId. Attorney for P.u0ons'.
Wilmington, W.
issw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estsss ~ nssss n. krsy.
TIA npaxfslSnse. esstns been sppnastsd ~
he Hen. Prostate C@sst Tor ne Dssuies ~ Msn-
ahssisr cus. saisssonsrs 70 feesl.e, saAnstps spd
saiasi sli elaans spa demands ~ eli p~esans
sxssnsi The esssts -
Henfy D ksut isse ~ nore~a
~ sssA tasissra. dsecasss hsrsAy give
poiios thsi ~ stii NEE, fof ths
parpcs~s aforesaid ~ shs hs otfloe -
y 4. fAacA,lsAd N she Village 81 Mssrs sstsr
Csnsst ta ssid p.snci en- the f@h asr u
go esn lsss. lRa trnm ore oicieck y u unul tc0r
e'clocs D = an sAie d., spc that Sin mopshs
tren tbs iah asy Of Msseh.A.p.iAs. 10 The tune
limited By ssld ccurt fa said creditors 10 pre-.
sspt theas claims 10 Ne Tor s1Anination and
slio~ Ance,
ba,et 81 poisst this ia,h day Of March.
A u. 1903
oEo ~ VIAL.
NATHANIEL hcwAfNK.
VIM r. Kent, Adminisustos. por.es.
ysrm n tTsv
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A Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and neigh.
bors who so Kindly ministered to our needs
during the sickness. death and burial Of
beloved father, csps cially the Fingers and
those who sent flowers.
ARTHUR VIVIAN ana WIFE,
FLORENCE wYMAS,
VIOLA wYMAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

No false pretense has marked the career
Of Ely's Cream Balm. No Idle promises Of
rewards for cases IL VIII not cure. BeIpG
entirely harmless, IL IL not responsible like
the cs,arrh snuf1s and posd srs, for minds
shattered BY cocaine. fne great positive
vu,ue Of Ely's Cream Balm IL that IL speed
ny and completely cures nasal ca,arrh sod
bay fever. Back u hi, statement Is the
tis.imooy Of thousands and : reputation Of
many y.aJ susceA All druggists, Soc,,
or mailed BY Elv Bros 10 warren Street,
Ns~ Ycrb,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
IN. nsvv NN,nlstev TO Austria.

wv WV SvssstfSN~' -
PrssIdent Roosevelt has hobored tn
newspaper profession A. well ~ dsns crsdi
to h,s administration and the diplomatic
services BY appointing Charles .. Franci
Of Troy, n, r., 10 the position Of Unitst
States ambassador to Austria Hungary 4
succeed Dslamy Stofsr., hr. Francis, Wit
10 the owner Of the Troy Times, . papel
holding an spviable place In the history Of
New York Journalism, 10 the son Of TN
late John n. Francis, founder OF that jour
nal. A. 10 business 90 IN diplomacy. NJ
Francis has followed clossly In the foot
steps Of bis distinguished father, each hav
Ing held The position Of minister to Greece
asd each having received the Austrian port
folio.
Ambassador Francis, who 10 well equip
ped ~ ~ oil round nswspapsr man, h'
graduate Of Cornell University ssd VA
one Of the trustees Of that Institution. Ii
HE college days he was prominent ~ a.
oarsman, holding the intercollegiate cham
pionship for many years. His record made
On Saratoga lake In 1876 still stands ~ Tho
intercollegiate record.
On hls return from college Mr.. Francis
took % TIE various lines Of work In TN
Trey TYmo ONCE, serving - city editor
business manager and sditerin.ch'ef. On
The death Of his father Ia 1897 be became
svnsr Of the Times and his veneration for
bis distinguished sire ID shown BY the fact
That hs keeps standing u the bead Of The
editorial columns the loving tribute found.
q Ia 1881 by Jshn n. Francis."
while his fsthsr was minister to Greece
usasr President Grant hr. Francis WA
secretary Of the isgstios, acquiring .
hnowisdgs sf snairs In Athens and Grsecs
which wss Of much value 70 this govern.
meat In la,sr ysars.'
Mr.. rrancis Was member Of the stsn OF
Governor Alonro B. Cornell and was also
. member Of the stat Of General J. B. Car
o. thu National Guard. 10 1900 Mr.. Fran
Gle Vas named - minister 10 Grsecs, Res
mania and ssrvIa asd continued in that
posi.ion for two years. In 1908 be vas
elected member Of The State board Of re-.
rents AMI WAS selected ~ member Of The
reoYssnired board last year.
He 10 chAirmas Of the executive commit
Tee Of the National Republican Editorial
association. Ne 10 Also . director Of the
usitAd National bank and Of the Troy and
Albany Trust companies. Mr.. FraKcis
married . daughter Of the late Prof. Evsns
Of Csrnell University. His father entered
,hs diplomatic service for the second time
during The adninistra:icn Of President Gar.
Geld, bseonisg Minister To Portugal 10
he relieving year be Was promoted to the
peat Of minister 10 Austria By Pvsidsnt
Arthur.
As. FYascls 10 elosslv allied politically
With fssnsf 0ovsfncf Frank 8. Blscs. asd
b 10 also, u 10 unnscessAry 10 FAY, on in-
innate terms viii Presidsst Roosevelt
Tbe appesntmsut 10 enc that can rot be
criticised ffom asy standpoint, vhlie u
viii D. heartily conmssdsd BY OIL who
hsov Of .bs sterling worth asd The smi-
ssst ability Of NJ. rrscss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
REUBEN COLyIN'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT District Of Manchester, %
The Probats Court for The District Of Aonchester:
To al persons Interested 10 the estate o.
Reuben Colyin lAta Of Manchester In said
Dist let deceased. GREETING.
By the authority Of the state Of Vermont, yoo
are hereby notified TO appear before the said
Probate Oourt,At the Probate Office in MAnches.
ter in said District. on the 18th day OF April
AID 1906, TO chow cause, II any you have, Why
the account Of 4 Geneive Oolvln ADMIR-. 81 the
estate OF said deceased should not DO al
loved, and slso ~hv he residue OF said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated st Manchester, in said District. this 9th
cay Of March 4. d. 1906
ls-sw w.B RDGERTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
coon rSyr.rarSr % one DOLLAR

II you have bad breath. constipation,
% o "a tbs anal Of the back, discolored
slio, nsrv5ssBess or dlrs mas, your only
wise G, urse 10 10 nk- Or Dsvii henredy's
Y.s rite Rene ~ OF X Sld,ui, N. Y. IL will
cleanse ihs blood Of all inpsriues, Regulate
The kidpe,s and Liver. aud tins restore .
HARDY CLOS 10 your cheeks again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

YvrSp ~ ALnaSr--surrvsrD 10 M p. p,
HA1sKE on DoKsrr.
TNe bs4y Of ~ snknovu man Vas fosnd
sssiins In The river Monday ii The fost Of
nsniiton aress. AIbssv. as 10 ssppossd
10 have ts<a r.. r. Hssnss Of Dorset.
JcsspA NasA ehsAinsd : rovpcai asd ths
body go te~ed de-s ,hs river 10 River
sAIs Part. where n wa takss from tbs
river.
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an changes Of Disbursements mus,
be IN hsnd not tater thar Tues.
dsv rposnir9.


Leos u tsss address on youf wrapper N
lhs ssss lEslsales .he tine to which 700
are psss W. No feosips are scri boz TN
sass 90 yeur wrapper sill BE- chsnsed 10
css wrss after payment 10 made. Sch
rribsrs all please ~s,cb their wrappers,
Il 10 Important.
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Guarantee.

The utdersisu,a hereby sgrees 10 rtfund
lhs mon.y OF sse boz Of oae-SightlAx
alive Outline Tablets II IL fails TO cure
your 90 d or Ls.xrippc. Get box to-day.
4ziisif. A. II. PETriBoNE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
NOTICE I! !! /!

The pupils Of the their respective schools are
expected and required TO a'is' The schools to
which they belong and Dot TO go from one
school to another, ~ lew have done the past
year. BY order Of ihe Directors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

TIE ssnsiios u 81 parents hsvins
eAsadfen In Ms public schools Of Asnchss.
.Ss IL directed 10 notice of The school
Directors Ia anosher column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

An EreAsEgs says thss nsssrnsn, 70
rndsr ~sy 10 sslsblish . MANUAL training
training sehssi In esnssetion with The
present public school system At Rutland.
TIE prs)se, 10 generally favored, aud -.
pscisily 80 by Henry u. Rcss, a prominent
member Of the board Of sehoel comtnissiop'
ere and Who 10 now acting - superisten-
dssi Of The schools In the absence Of the
regular superistssdsnt There 10 plsbtJ
Of rosn with which to carry on the woil,
ssd II 10 thouxhs that there 10 \ strops
possibility Of the scbsme. Good for Rat
ard Would that every tows In this .sts's
would take up this question Of manual
training 10 the public shcools, 20 that Tie
scholsrs hands and heads might work In un-
bsp Start with The kindergarten and lead
them on with manual IT,. Iniux and the need
Of trusni officer will be thing Of the past
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
s.y.r.l .,... papers h.ys noted with .at.

several state papers hays noted with eat
lsfsctlcn the fact that a party Of Bosiot
mes had been camping out Ia Vermont and
have remarked that Vermont has attrac-
tons ~ wla,er resort. Oas hotel has al
ready dsmsnstrAted this fact, the Wood
stock Ian, whose sutsrprising manager
Mr.. wilder, has kept his house open and
advertised II a. q wister resort with signal
success. The business has been steadily
Increasing asd has been larger than eve'
before this winter, What Ia needed 10
every town Is = good hotel, live manager
and a little Advertising, Vermont 10 II ~
wintsr resort Clipper.
The same conditions which obtain 10
make Vermont IT ~ summer resort 20 10
make her II Aia winter resort. What We
need for = certainty IL more good hotels
and better train service the year round
They will all come In time, but now 10 the
accepted time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

Powell A Goa 0 per can't. investnen
noted elsewhere deserves reading. Hsn
tup. @ios
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29

DARN voa sALE Consisting OF sl scres
ia0 .cres undsr cultivation, IN Sunderland
and Maachester. Op. dtivsas horse. IuSU lbs,
o :. 90, heavy double harness, nearly nes,
E.r PIKE,
~ w. Nov, 18Th 1908. sunderland Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
weather Forecast Tor Three Month,

Weather Forecast for Three Months
A. A. Dsvis, Of Burlington, makes the
following forecast Of the weather fer the
next three months, April, May, and Jure:
me prevailing wind win be between the
points Of north BY west and northwest BY
north. Upper current probably itinerant
b. iween northeast and south. Tempsra.
lure below normal. There viii be consld.
cradle cloudy weather, but precipitation
from storms rather light, but more cepious
from squalls and showers, so that |. will
b very wet 10 some localities. The spring
season will hs cold and veGetation back
ward. A good prospect for the grass crop
where It has good bottom. Maple sugar
makers may expect snow EQUALS aleng II
April 10 Keep the sap running. Doctors
and druggists will have their harvest nrd
grave yards next.
Golf Events at GkWanok for 1900.
The fixtures for 1906 Of the Ekwanok
Coustry Club Of Manchester .in.the- Ats.,
Vermont, Associate Member Of the United
States Golf Association, are ~ follows:
Independence iCup, July 7nd, 3rd, and
a.h; Taconic Cup. July ls.h, 2oth and
2lN; First Prcsidsnt's Cup, August 18th,
leth. 18th and 18th, Equinox and Orvis
Cups. September Oh, 7th and sth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-29
PETITION POR DIVORCE.
STATE or VERMONT
a.ry,..'Mill.rd

Bsnnins ton County Court, jane Term, 1905,
Arthur b. MillArd
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-20
Don't Be Mlsled By False
Advertising.

We have not gone out of business as
you can plainly see by a visit 10 our
store.
do not claim to be the ONLY Con-
fectioner but with the experience have
had at candy making | do claim the
right of being recognized as an up.to-
date confectoner.
Ny goods are always pure, always
fresh. am making candies every day
but my assortment is too large to per
init me to make all of them each day.
| turn the stock often enough to keep it
fresh and toothsome.
Thanking all my customers for past
favors and respectfully soliciting their
further patronage, am,
Very truly
NED Fl. LAMBERT.
or the Ned Il. Lambert Co, Manufac
turing Confectioners.