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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
Two OF The PARTY RETURN.
MEssRs.. JONES AND CAMP.
BEE HOME PROM nsx1oe.
Climate in South Was Detrimental to
EE - &c. ttrftEs1t :
Mr.. CampbeIps Health-others
= : astLst1 tsL.f II. 81
$780,. Expected Tomorrow.

I Howard Campbell, president OF
Gaar, Scott & Co. who. went ON a.trip
through Mexico returned home yes
terday with L. NJ Jones, because he
feared for his health in the southern
climate. Mr.. Campbell has been Ill
for several months, and the Mexican
weather, combined with the travelling
and worry, caused him to fear a re-
lapse. HI.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Jones left
the remainder Of the Richmond party
Newton Jenkins, George L. Gates and
P. w. Smith, in Nsxico City, last
Wednesday, and came directly to
Richmond. The remainder Of the par
ty, WIN probably arrive home tomor-
r9yw.ssass.. LSfx ii -......
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
JEROME K. JEROME COMING.
Noted English Humorist Will Speak
" at the Gennett Theatre on
March First. + i - .

The people of Richmond will have
the opportunity; of hearing Jerome K.
Jerome pronounced Jerum-k-Jer1im)
who is the Mark Twain OF England.
Mr.. Jerome is, now making aIlecture
tour of this country and will appear
at the Gennett theatre on the, even-
ing of March l., He will be brought
here under the: auspices of the stu
dents of the High School, who intend
to purchase painting for the school
building from the proceeds of the
lecture. .lg51'i5-t ~.u-.=-i5fs. =. III .!.i
90 Perone K. Jerome is best known!
as the author Of "The Idle Thoughts
Of an Idle Fellow His humor is.
keen and kindly and he is an enter
tanning speaker. Seats for the lee
ture will soon be placed on sale and
it is. expected that large audience
will greet him. .
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
AN ,EARLHAM.. KIN HUBBARD. :"
Harry Costello Is Making "Abe Mar
tim Pictures for the Earlham
= fsfSargasso."

The "Abe Martin" drawings made
by Harry Costello, an Earlhm student
are attracting. a great deal Of at
tention. The wit shown is Of the
highest order f Yesterday, morning
the "Urlum Abe" spoke of Americas
Zimmerman in these terms ga mer-
ry cuss. Zimmerman is writinI a
story of his life for tn surgasso. He
can't decide wheretherbt' call it a
story with local setting. er eollec-
ton o. jokes. ... ...,. w. = +'-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
She ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
q, -, 49,. ,',.E ..i-
WOMAN SUES THREE CHICAGO
SALOON KEEPERS.
Father of Her Three Boys Spent All
His Earnings In Their Places ''
in of Bushes. :.~ 49,.

Chicago, Ill, Feb. 23.-Because, it
is declared, they persisted in selling
LIQUOR to the father of three small
children, three saloon-keepers have
been made defendants to a. suit for
$25, 900 damages, begun by Mrs. Ber-
tina Frank in the circuit court. The
defendants are Patrick Meegan, 4512
Gross avenue; John Gewalda,- 1927
Ashland avenue; and Christian Sal
,vator, Forty-seventh street and Ash
land avenue. &c..
= The children, Willard, years old !;
Robert, 5 years old; and ~Adefine, l
year old, are ssd to have been neg
lected by their father Mrs. Frank
declares in an affidavit which was
filed with the praecipe; that her hus-
band has visited constantly the sa-
looms owned by the defendants. She
says he spent most of his money
in drink, despite warnings to the sa-
loon-keepers. ~"A
Attorney Carl A. Ross, counsel for
Mrs. Frank, represented three chill
dren who won a Judgment of $17,500
against three sa1oon-keepers in a sim
liar suit before Judge Tuthill two
months ago. IT, -
81 believe the plaintiff in the pres
emit case has meritorious action. and
I expect to obtain large VERDICT
said Attorney Ross yesterday.
Mrs Frank and her children live
at $500 Justine street. The father
is a cattle killer at the stock yards.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

W. J. ROBBIE was at Indianapolis
Thursday. -
Mrs. Edward Kingsley has return
ed to Kokomo after visit in this
). ei'y sr'lfuJ'a q " l..a mira
Mr.. and, Mrs. Isaih Price of New
Paris visited relatives in this city
yesterday! li'' ' q, o. "a
Mrs, H. r. Beard has returned to
Cambridge City after a visit in this
cityin. ,slii, rae'o ,n!Heaa'o'i "
Miss Bertha Larsh is visiting
friends at Eaton. q. F
Miss Ruby Hunt returned, yester-
day, from "a visit with friends at Con-
fnersville. III
Miss Stella Neff of Milton is Wis
iting here. -.f... ,3r.s..::s7if- Us
I The Magazine Club will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
Land, on North Thirteenth street
Mrs. J.'O:. Barber who. has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter Mabel at De, Rauw Uniyer-
sity, returned home last night. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
whayilk spead Sunday with her par
Fen tsss /: NJ .<<:zil. ..>..<....- -
Supper will be. served in the, Par.
ish House, on Monday. evening, Feb:
rGary 36, from 5 80 to 7:s1 by the
ladies of the st. Agnes Guild.
.'-Y = r I 3-3t.
The Occult Research Society viii
meet~next Thursday afterricSn wifA
Mrs. James, Mcneil, of South Thif-
teenths street t.<,t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
CASE TO COME UP MARCH 6.

The case of Semaps versus Irwin,
which was vented # from q; Randolph
circuit court to the Wayne circuit
court, and which was to- have been
heard Wednesday, will come up for
trial, Tuesday, March g. Judge Fox
was notified to this effect yesterday:
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
KNIGHTS o. COLUMBUS.

All members of local council
Knights of Columbus, going to Rush
Vile Sunday morning next, will leave
Richmond on the interurban car for
Cambridge City at $50 in the morn
ing. "-f ilE f".-' -t~F '.@
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
MEMBERS ATTENTION.

Members of Richmond Lodge No.
254, I. O. Q. F. meet in lodge room
this evening at 7:3O to attend flu
neral Of Brother William d. Reid.
JOHN H. PIERCE, Sec.
F. H. KNIGHT, Z. G..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
ADOPT LITTLE OTTO HAROLD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Take
- Child Who Was Abandoned
-sC.5 =, 49, So
- s. By His Father.

Little Otto Harold, the son of
Mrs Ruby Harold, yesterday, on con-
sent of the ehild's mother was adopt
ed by Joseph and Mary Allen. The
child's father abandoned his family
some time ago. i::ssI~ e t..-' -.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

Mask Carnival, Collisaturday night!

Mask Carnival, Colisaturday night.
o. H. Hampton of Fountain y6s
was in this city ION business. gester-'
day. =, siilf,i,..fg.tr.r ,jfu d
Mask Carnival, Col. Saturday night.
Chas. Blair attended, aadance at
Eaton Thursday evening. -
Money to loan on farms or city
property on favorable terms. We do
not loan more than one-half the val
ne of property. Dickinson Trust,
Co. -.
Glenn Gaar was at Greenville yes
terday' iN'IHi.i. f...'3'!'' itl
Mrs. Austin's Pancakes, really SUI
perior to everything. Ask your gro
Ger. ss%
DR.. Harold made "a business trip to
Indianapolis yesterday. v -.
See Dickinson Trust Company for
- loans on real estate. Favorable
terms on loans Of less than one-half
the value Of property. 80
Will Clements Of Fountain City
was il. this city. on business yesterz.
day.
Little Pig Sausage at Doan's' r.
Mrs. Goblin has returned. to. Elodl
RADIO after a visit in .thistcity. " y
BUFFET LUNCH EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING AT THE WEST
CoTT. TURKEY SALADS AND
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT. =.
fri-sat-tf
Joe Hill was at Greenville, o., on
business yesterday.
Sweet Florida Oranges, % cents at
! Doan s. s-s r. a
Dr. C. S. Bond was at Indianapolis
Thursday. 2sg.rs =: i j so.e ~
Mrs. Austin s Pancakes, really su-
perior to everything. Ask. your gro
GER.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
TO HAVE TIMELY SERMON.

The Rev. H. H. Hadley will speak
on popular Amusements" at the
st. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday,
night. &C.,. ..n -, tric.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
81 am glad TO write my ENDORSE
r7ent of the great remedy, Peruna,
as nerve tonic. do 50 most
heartily. "--JuIia HarlOwe, .-.f'

Nervousness is very common among
women. This condttionis due to anemic
nerve centers. The nerve centers are
the reservoirs of nervous vitality. These
centers become bloodless for want Of
proper nutrition.
This is especially true in the spring
season. Every spring host Of inyalids
are produced as the direct result Of weak
nerves. 49,. s:I -
This can be easily obviated by using
Peruna. Peruna strikes at tho root Of the
.ifacNlty by correcting the digestion
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

= MARRIAGE LIcENsE.a 4@y|
William G.. Todd to Rosie K. Vos-
meier. ~' Sc ~ - S|'''t! e ''''''1
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
Births.

~. g.. Births. 80 .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Price, Ma
stional avenue and Charles street, boy
fourth child. r..L .. ..<:~.. ..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

BUILDING PERMITS. Il
Timothy Laughlin, frame, GIL
North Eighth street, $3.50, 49,.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

ANOTHER BIG ORANGE SALE.
CALIFIRNIA SEEDLESS DRAM
GEES, EWEET AND JUICY, zoe A
EN-SATURDAY ONLY. s 81
"a BEE HIVE GROCERY.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

Digestion furnishes nutrition for the
nerve centers. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs Of life with
vitality which leads to strong, steady
nerves, and thus nourishes life.
Peruna is in great favor among
women, especially those who have vocar
tions that are trying to tho nerves. So
Peruna furnishes the lasting vigo4
for the nerves that such people need.r
Thousands Of testimonials from
women in all parts of the United States
are being received every year. Such
unsolicited evidence surely proves that
Peruna is without an equal "a . nerve
tonic and q vi tai invigorator.H so
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

Sir Geohry Champness !. :. :. =. - ~
49,. -. Walter Schneider
Perkin Middlewick Howard Kamp
Talbot Champneys, son of Sir &C.
offry -, 80. Albert Rihghof
Chas.. Middlewick, SON Of Perkin..
t....,... 49,. :. Geo. McKorie
lKernpster, servant at champney's
:. Hall 80. :. ..t.Chas. McConlogue
Poodles, servant at Middlewick's re
-: :.. 80; g.. .Chas. McConlogue
Violet Melrose, heiress.. Clara Luken
Mary Melrose, cousin to Violet ;.
:. -. Mabel .Steinkamp
Clarissa Champneys, sister, to Sir
lGeoffry, =. :. =. Mary Connaughton
Belinda :. ...... Hanna Dundon
:. - @3.il.ss. THREE ACTS.
Music by Orchestra.
/. La Soubrette, H. j. Boex
g. Priscilla .......... S. r. Henry
8. Meditation &c. S. Morrison
A. The Dawn Of Love. Theo Bendix
. Committee Walter Schneider, pres
ident; Albert Ringhoff, Treasurer;
Miss Hanna Dundon Secretary.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

The ,bceult Research s oeisty will
meet-next Thursday afterricsn wifA.
Mrs. James Mcneil, of South TAif-
tenth street .4>t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

Mrs. Chas Wright returned to her
home at Hamilton,f0.y yesterday ,af7
ter visit with friends in this city;
Dickinson Trust Company has
money to loan on real estate at ia
vorable terms. We do not loan over
one-half the value of property. :
John Taylor was at, Eaton; O.,
yesterday. 4, r'-~' -
Fancy Country Dressed Poultry y, at
Doan's. - '--'-- .,,s. .,,
Newton Werner was at Cambridge
City Thursday. ','''i1. III
Harvard Defitists, 9Th and Main #
go 81 fiDigt 7a3ea. : "a s'sga 81.
Mrs. Austin's Pancakes. really SUI
perior to everything. Ask your gro
- ~, u. s5o, $40 4 ~ !
Mrs. james fMunEoe. returned. TO-
Conhersville after q fed days visit
with friends ~ this city. q r,l nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

stock the carried by Our stock believe to be III
best this vicinity We Lave sold for CHASE SANRoRNs Cohees
greatly the We believe then
the best that procured Call and package of coffee and
e and drink the best
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Buslnsss Mention.

shass change Of adv appears on osi
.a,.t u.gs and (, we'll worth reading
N. q. Smith calls especial attention 70
LiDlea rsod.
Graves has important items 10 MS @V
tbs week.
Tn. Blsekmer Co. willitske stock Arp'
Hat. They will have some bargains befei'
then. See adv,
jain j. squifss 10 agent for the johnston
Mscbins Go,
IN. Couture 10 advertising specialilis
The best goods. Reasonable pfices'
VIII. Graham wants people TO KNOW
that be has noe greenhouss stock se'
his adv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

May sudsieHs fun tassl - srfh fay
tL,, ~, .ph ndid rssuiLs by usiDg IN ato
mirer. Fur their betsn. We prepare Ely's
Liquid C,esm Balm. Except that IL !.
liquid il 10 In ali respects iiks the bssllsg,
b Ipfsi, psir-siisyins Cream Balm that the
public b.s bsss familiar Win for years No
sos.ia. lor other dssgsroas drug 10 IL. TIE
soothing spfsy rsiissss ~ sscs snd cure 10
certain. All dragxists. 7sc., iselsding
sprsyins tube OF mailed BY Ely Bros, "
n srrss btrsss, ksw York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

ouarrymen Ia the world. Well the who'll
town 10 marble and the boys grow up with
their band on throttle or lever, sturdy,
stout, honest men.
-Our game and h.h laws require thc
game wardens TO eafofoe the laws aud 10
doing 30 they ought TO use q certain
amount Of discretion. 10 fact many Of our
Vermont laws are 30 fierce aud unreason-
able that the prosecuting officers have to
be lsninent 10 their enforcement OF them.
The Sunday law, the vssrant law, the fsb
and game laws. the liquor Law, are Of this
nature. Tue Intention Of the Law 10 oil
right but TO hsul up . little boy OF nve
summers for catching . three Inch lrou
out Of little spring Is not right, neither 10
II riaht to fine man for shooting skuik
10 his hen house on q Sunday. But the
chronic breaker Of the Law who hunts and
asbes out Of season, who fishes nights and
,ets liles and snAres for fish and game
should be made to psy for II A large
amount OF this 10 done BY aliens who come
here FRI IN COUNTRIES that have fierce game
laws and they are taught cunning from tie
cradle and 1t IL hard to catch them, but the
whole State Is now watched by old ard
experienced officers who have had the en-
forcing OF the laws to do In Vermont for
wears and while an unintentional slip OF
child may be overlooked and farmer t
copsid red guilty because deer dies on bis
land, yet the game and fish poschsrs VIII
ret Il bad whether he 10 "dsgo" or
a,port" with a 600 gun or $50 fishing
gear, and II any parties catch four Inch
trout for trout dinner, or out Of season,
NAV expect to settle at the captains Office
A the laws do net and the wardeps vii
not discriminate In favor Of the "blocds."
This tow ne is the divide between the waters
of Champlain and the Hudson and the lave
..y no fi.hing In the waters Of the Batten'
Kill until June lst. This means all waters
running south in Dorset, while all watei
runpiQs north can be d ,hed 10 MAY LIST. The
divide il near VIM. Williams Sons In Dor.
act and VIM. Amer IL East Dorset. Mao
Tom runs south into the Bsttenkill az does
the ID 1rset branch. So don't take out your
gun on Sunday, don't let your logs run
At large and don't fl ,h In the Battenkill u
Il June lst, and then don't catch trout to
Keep less than six Inches long for II you DO
you will have to atone to the offended law.
SICLoNE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
! eIyr HONOR 70 WHOM II IS Due.

! 1--WE HVNDH TO NH"H II y DIE'
Or. Dawn Kenssdys YavJrite Remedy,
Of Bordcut, N. r., cured me OF Bhght's
disease ard Gravel. -Four Of the beat ply.
slcisns had failed to relieve ne. have
recommended II to scores Of people with
liks success, AID taow !, will cure ali who
Try it.-An. z. r. Mrier, Burg aili, o..
Prics 81 %, all draxxisls; o b,stlss u 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

omsi bssrs, Ton d a. IN. 10 500 D. u
Asil, Close.
a. An. sovth II BAN and 6.ss p, N
q aox Norm 30 a. m.a 10 p. IN. 9 10 p 10
n ,aess,lsr Cenus, Dorset and Peru STAG
il.is s.m.
Mails Doe.
y,,n the sorth, ia30 ., ID. 3.s0p. N
FROM ths south. 10 =. IN. 80 and sp' u
u,neb.,tsf C.pue, Dorset aud Peru 4 pm
on . o,ea 90 saad.y from $50 70 ~ .
IN, l1.ls 30 1873 p. m
u. sIAosps, Posimatter'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

Isslls bsaif sftsiS AMhas}s
n raasassa Alesy3Ss Naf hnsaA@es
" PalssGss rsfi0f Asf AasN@e.
gof As4slssA ttsst tsiss aansSh F~aes"
ga I.ssta G nstns 8. $3.50
tsssH Mr.. fsstf Erses Agf, tstA4 FAaA Y -
RaaA2na, NaaaaNl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15


Carl Noodeocs 10 housed with chicken
pox.
VIM. Y. osvis lie In New York this
week.
Miss Clara Perkins visited in Benniug-
ton Saturday Last.
a doe assortment OF Tuck's Taste,
Cards st nsrd's drug store.
p. j. LyssghG hiss returned after two
weeks visit 10 friends out OF town
--Lsnlsp services are held every Tuesday
afternoon II O'Clock at Mrs. Miners.
-Mlss safAn N. Cleghorn u Win her
brother, CnAs. d. Cisxhorn, N. d. 10 New
York for Walt
Maple syrup and sugar labels with
your osn name on can be bought ~ the
JorRsAL Office for 90 cents per hundred.
Hon. Loveland Musson 10 In 81. Adams
whore he opened the Franklin Coun',
Court on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society vii
west with Miss Shsttuck Thursday AFTER
noou Al ! ocitck.
--1e1. W. Bennett has men 81 work no
i,h,ox Mr.. Ishanis resideIce, also getn0s
D,. p,erces ne~ home rssdy for oceu'
rascy.
Mrs. @. q. Bell all sell at public lne
L..
,,ou large nu,nbsr Of farm sud hoassho'o
.xt,c.es on Saturday, March si't. IS
bills
Rae Geo. y. Milis Of Bennington BIS
,srs secured BY the senicr Glass 10 del''t
tho Bscc1isureste Sermon at NIX Com
msneemsnt.
Copy for the mex Bartonian 10 IN OF"
h,nas AID II will be published shortly. rn'
LA, n.ae ~n good one but the eomi''
one vii be bstssr.
--susdsy afternoon we we're uea'ea u
m old fas aIoped suoS sqaAii ana Aoeu
saree Isches Of the beautiful fell, makia'
good Lslsaiag once more.
--Tns pubic schools elossd 90 Frids'
.u. and the children ere pe~ efjoyin'
their sprics vacation. Due notice 10 'he''
r,,.me, ~,ll be given OF their openinE,
VI saa Ms. Arthur Y. Blake Of Pea
soay. uan have peep spsndinss part o
.,,,,r honey,ason with NJ. and Mrs.. J. j.
na.ht. Mr.. Blake Ia Mr., Wrignts ssu
-Hork has b-a commenced 90
n,svp's ssesHils purchased property .
a.. nar,h ena Of he village. Con're'c
x~x,, stou hAi . toiee Of met ~ Won
q e1u.sIye reyairs and additions o.
10 be made.
Same los aosn miseresnis shows
ss.ssf regard for las and order rseestly D
Av,s,es out q large nsnbsr OF papes Q
.a., "a panels 10 The csors Of The HI
~. {, az Caas hssss. There are sons PEI
"A, ia ,s,s woflo ~bo Gao never ss'm
a.l .fsr" IN sy,tias ea, seu OF vssd'
les.
-asa Mas. A,slsy, whs teaches U
s~ael % The .,s, Rad gave be- pef's
,,v.i go sha.s Ia.l, witch .n very m1s
.srr~alsa ), ssta. she sr', CIV .. ' %.
80. a. re ast:sasill len AID men CAV
m. rae asrs, We tess before earf,i'
then heUr.
-weass Ia reSe'el Of has "ess
mi, rees clans from y. Caracas SAen
<A.ssai.l sxs.rs Of The Esslner. NJ
.g.sa ID slatsfisx a. his hs1e IA Sra
sss &. ss, oso.s. 'aaii, sos' after y
r,.uss Clam, ~taeh ike Dsvy crcekst'
,.ae so,n.s adhere ~beH b. tees Bsse
after tsm.
Mas CsIds.aa starh oAessoe, 'n'si
the ls,e samuel o. Gieason' a'sa f''a'
maniss ii The family residence iH 80
ssd strss,. Troy, n. y, af'sf ~ i''se'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
D,y,. a. araavglls, 3. 2

rsns. r4es. Ne .. ln Efsq' Msfsa ~ ises
.. a.e,Assssf Eispts g. Soptb pnsssf ans s1-Afif
sses u /. se9se = ~. g.aa 3, ~, sna Jss .. 81
t.s.s Qsssss fus spags Issfssi SEQ Nsae'ssf iss''
N.fsa ss.ts a "a. o., sad 90 p m
S,..,. p.ss &C. hess8 Trip fisAsi ssk fsfcs 49,
" Fs'e so. sss rssas tfaP utsFi' Fat'sisa "' ~
tpsta.ntsM % 3tsf tfasas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
EAST RUPERT.


-SIlas Frost and son Robert, spent Sun
day In Dandy.
John C. Roberts visited bis 'grand
mother In Walllngford last week.
There will be secisble at Mrs. X. u
Wheten's this Thurtdsy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. En!rem OF Rut'
land have been 10 TO VIVA few days.
Clark NJ. Har wood and daughter Amy
we're In Granville, N. Y, Wednesday,
C. A. Roberts 10 spending q few oayi
with his son Myron e., Of Wailingford.
Miss Lottie Bell OF Peru spent Satur
day and Sunday with her sister, Ars. J. u
Roberts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

.bes, ser dsya xla Cisssas bad esss
su~ner tram heart dlsesss sos msEy isafs'
sst 40 lussessts fesp s@s srisrisAeea W
Ass sraspcs srsa hw rsssi silposs res
"a. horu " sasfaeury, VI, JsSosfE -
fsas. spe ga sheFsiors ~ hsr 3sstif'
assih yas. nnu Glexsos MI to greatly
misses. ~hs had the urssnsi I'm, n~ss'
rhsfulns f.essy a. rstasEisg ycsh o.
spas,t IN ,s,s .assros n yssfs 10 her ehenf'
III ana he ltxsl frars sship made her etaes'
"a sy ,esrs .Ae clio. 20 when abe ~ss
beth ocnpssla~ srs oessssiof.
-Ts..a.y. x.sSb sgs the c~ciliss clae
u.st .ah Mr " COWS asd pssscd %
llgAlfsl AID rreesAbls sti<rscon. TIE vel
seadsres program ,~u from sckabefti
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Ald,lcb. Tue Nk1defsf srrsnxri by Lisft
sr,.tawrspss ;Impro1ptu 10 Y mlsof.h 10
orv. impromP,a 10 . ns', Miss Aiasssh
After psrsasiss Of the ''esP that cheers
s,ss accompanying good thisxs sojoura'
meat vas msie The bsxl meeting VII b
With Mrs. wymsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
ARLINGTON.


Miss Anna McAuley Is In Schenectady
for week
-Mr,. z. Hard Is CO. Il ned to the house
yith rheumatism.
Mrs. Ira N. Csrfisld Of Rutland spent
4 part OF the week Ia town.
-Xrs. Edna Long Is visiting friends 10
Cambridge, N. Y.
--Gsorgs d. Hugh Of Schenectady was
With frierds In town over Sunday.
Mrs. Marin Morri,sey OF Rutland has
been ,pel ding few days 10 'o~n.
"a, Fssrett II Bennington spent fta
d.,s rec. n ly att J SIX hober''
e. Philip. Of Manctes er d PIT spen'
sunday sigh MA dAu shser Mrs,- Georg'
ao3aid.
Mrs. James McIofyrs and Mrs. Nc
X m Of Danbs were II town Monday.
Maple sugar ard syrup lsbe's u
your IN name On can be bought at ia
JOURNAL Oil 30 for 60 cents per bundred
-xrs. A,fnd Taylor was csllei 10 Ch'
tertosp, Y, las, week b, the critic Il
illness Of bsr mother who has slucs died.
Wolfe Ghfi.h has res'g1'd biz portion
sitb Buck 4 Stakeholder OF East Arlir q
ton AMI taken position with Adsms q
IOWA d Of this viilsss.
The fuusrs, Of & | N. Soaiers Vas bell
ON 81. Columbos church on Tue'd.I
morsIsg ate o'clock BariL wss 10 M
Catholic cemetery.
NORTH DORSET.
-wla:ir weather be slrisLing poor
E I. whitney Was In Dapby oD b d
ness Monday.
~-vreu Nsdesc OF Est Dors.t wss e
Y. T.. vii ney's xood.y.
--r,slk coiamo lie IL Dspby 10 the EN-
oloy OF the Grin b Lamber Co.
WIN. Columb tsssmploymenl % Mr.
Fnsk Bromley, fam 10 Dainty.
M. sers Harris snd the Misses Lear,
.ho have been guests 81 O. T.. Giifiith'f
left Tuesday TO- their homes In wes
H,ver.
A good del CATION from here ATTENDED
IN. local talent pisy 10 East Dorset Mon
IA, evening and we're highly pleased wild
the entsrtaifmtri.