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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

among citizens %ho are free. And
bossism is none the less intolera BILE
because it happens TO be coupled with
ecclesiastical power and influence A
priestly robe will never hide from the
eyes of liberty-loving freemen the cloven
hoof of the political boss behind the robe.
The transfer of the dictatorship in Utah
politics from Thomas Kearns to Reed
Smoot did not cure the evil that was
gnawing at the vitals of the state. The
only certain cure is the roofing out of
boSsism OF all breeds. A victory for
Thomas Kearns, now, backed as he is by
the Republican faction styled the Ameri-
can party" would not bring peace. A
victory for Reed Smoot, now, backed as
he is by that Republican faction styled
1.-THE SmOot machine" would not bring
peace The success of either means
nothing but continued sorrow, shame and
confusion to- this community.
Remedy Pointed Out
Then what is the remedy?
The answer is plain-gtve common sense
a chance.
Whatever is said above in the way of
criticism or cenSure is intended for the
leaders and the management of the par
ties and factions and not for the rank
and file. The rank and file of one party
Is just as honest, just as intelligent and
just patriotic as the rank and file
of the other parties. Honest men in all
parties are actuated by the same motives
They desire peace; they desire good Off
raj. because a good man in office is a
be nefit to the whole community, no mat
ter by what party elected; and a bad
law bears down upon all alike, no mat
ter by whom enacted.
This being true. men who think alike
on public questions should act together
Those men in this country who are con-
WINGED that the community is cursed by
this never-ending warfare between 1.-The
Smoot machine" and 1.-The American par
ty'' should seek a common ground Rea-
Sc nable men in all parties who desire
peace should get together.
The permanent settlement of the diff
Guilty is offered at this time by the Demo-
cratic party: This party is in no de-
gree responsible for the present disgrace
full conditions. 1t offers common ground
for all friends of good government
Neither 1.-The American party faction nor
the SmOOt machine faction will long
survive defeat. Certainly the community
would be fortunate to be rid of both.
1t would seem to be the first duty of
all good citizens to assist in graduating
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

4-PHILiP S. MAYCOCK,
For State Senator.
5-SAMUEL RUSSELL,
For Representative.
6-DAVlD j. WILLIAMS,
For Representative.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

To this extremity has this community
been brought by the plumbers and blind
mass of the Republican party in Utah.
And even now after all the sorrow and
shame il has brought upon the state and
oftar ali the injury Il has done to the in
dustries OF the stata II offers no relief.
n was the Republican party that set
THOMAS Kearns up as dictator and thus
tra,ght misery upon the state. IL was
he Ren,IbIican party that substituted
Reed Smcot for Thomas Kearns as the
s,,nrerre dictator IN public affairs.
Bossism IS always intolerable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
The Fishing Season is Open.

June the first, 1906, will pass into
history a. one Of the banner days for
fishing in this section, and clearly
demonstrates that the closing of the
season 10 June lst. is most wise one
All the fish caught were fine and fat
and there were plenty OF them, for
even the youngest and most inexperi'
euced had but 10 drop IN hls worm
and pull out his fish.
As early a. midnight lights might
have been seen fitting here and there
where the enthusiastic disciple Of lsaak
Walton could be traced shaping his
course TO some certain spot where he
knew some Of the big ones lay. BY
a. M. the banks Of the Battenklli
was alive with them, and 10y 4 o'clock
the catch was on in full force There
were several fine catches reported,
among them being Fred A. Cook,
s lbs. S. A. Amedon and son, 10 lbs,
Albert Stockwell, lbs, j. d. Wright,
o trout, w 4. Hard, II; Robert Edger-
ton, %; Lewis Hemenway, 80; Leale
Towsley, Is; w. II. Roberts, 81 Les
ter Thompson, 10; Ronald Bennett, a..
The heaviest one reported was caught
by that veteran fisherman Geo, +.
Wade and weighed ~ lbs. There
we're large numbers on the lower river
who came up from Bennington and
took back some good catches. We
trust that the next Legislature will see
fit 10 make the law so that the season
will be- June lst all over the state,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Barnum and Bailey Circus

For the Barnum & Bailey shows at
Rutland Thursday, June 7th, the Rut.
land X. II. will sell special excursion
tickets to Rutland and return at the
following greatly reduced rates, Ben
nington 81 90, North Bennington Sl.00,
Arlington Sl.00, Manchester sl.0O,
Dandy 60 cents, Wallingford 80 cents
with proportionate low rates from IN
termediate stations. Tickets will be
good on regular morning trains leaving
Bennington s:l5 a. M, II al m; North
Bennington 1872 a. M, ll;20 a. m. /;
Arlington . a. m, ll:47 a. m; Man
chester 9:22 a. m, l2;l0 noon; Dandy
g:jl a. NJ; 1895 noon; Wallmgford
l0:ll a. m, 1903 noon, reaching Rut-
land 1875 a. M. aud at LILO p. m.
Returning train will leave Rutland at
b:l5 y. m.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Now thai the draft has commenced
and Percyhas been caught in il By pc.
,iiion, a call has been made for eau
cuscs b send delegates to conven-
lion 10 nominate him No sooner is
the aforesaid gcntleman's case dis
posed OF than another Of the faithful Is
called upon, like Cineinnatns Of old,
10 leave bis pillow and assist in the
good cause Of turning the 'rascals"
out. 4. j. Hail, from whose fertile
brain cmanatcd the Bennington
idea" has been called. The trainers
Of the mighty petition seem TO think
that in case anything should happen
they would want 10 have the auditing
done as il should be, so have called
upon Mr.. Hall to stand for the nomi.
nation Of auditor Wise monl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Prayer Meeting Topics.

We have been requested 10 print the
following hist Of topics for the mid
week prayer meeting Of the Congre
gaiionAl church shich is held on
Tuesday evenings Al 7:5o. They deal
with the grea, problems Of life in
which everyone should be interested.
This following topics will be taken up
on successive TaesdAysi
What arr LIES Deepest Thingss
Il the Sermon on The Mount Prae.
iicAbles
Why Is so much Ryil Permitted
How much Q; ny time and strength
has my Neighbor right tof
How 10 give Reality 10 my Christian
PaiiAs
The Balance between the Lito that
ss and the Isstc thai is 10 bot
Hos can my Lite draw men 10
CHRISTI
How 10 be joyful IN irvublei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

TIE tAlfsf tesasaA aanHAl egnggpaisyn
a tAs firane ChaEasr. Order q ias
Essiarn Star a Nsfananl. canvene IA
Masgnic bah Knpslnrg Fsils. TsesASY
ard Wednesday 1ans asd g The
~.raaA phgs Vil sAke plsoe Taepiky eer.
hiu8 uhsa 'Faaa SsS@ - ssN oessek
Maraha WAshitgaaa chsgser wili len.
der fsoeptsea " tlse grand aficsrs
and representative q dsHereH' faap.
iers. AID u al fnfnbefs X Tho crsseT
IL good standing Ths will be follow.
~ ia agcra ball by ~ eKemplsacaison
~ The dcgfNe uork BY Missssqaoi
shasaor q Rsehfoid fpliased y The
ilrr4ms ~ nsmbcrs ~ ibe Martha
Washington chapter The grand cbap-
,sG u composed u ls1 Bemhers and i
Is saaddenliy hoped lhaa members
prestni and visitors will bring the
numisg ia attendance ap ~ 22}.
The report u The grand secretary II !,
l.. -tllsou. Of Bennington who has
held lhsi position for n consecutive
ycars. just completed, shows thai he
past year has been very successful
one. The total number u subordinate
chapters j. - q gain u lse The total
membership il 5.o95, a gain during tbs
year u y7l. Every chapter has made
IL annual report ~ the grand secre-
tAry fog ,he year, and no one Is behind
IL il dues. something unusual. There
il III the home fund 81 ,6ss6 5 With nc.
rraod interest from January and IN
lhe general fund ". isi05. with nc
craed interest q one year.
The four largest chapters in the
jurisdiction are a Newport, NJ. Johns
bury. BrAtllrboro, and Rutland, the
last named having made the largest
gain during the year 81 any one chap
ter. There are Ave chapters in Ben.
nington county. viz. Mount Anthony
AZ Bennington PownAl. at Pownali
Tucker al North Benningtoni Red
Mountain. At Arlington; Adoniram, at
Manchester. The whole have mem
bcrship d nearly coo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
WARNING.

The republican voters II the Town
Of Manchester, Vi, are hereby notified
10 meet ID caucus al ihe Union opers
House Al Manchester Center, Vi. on
Saturday evening, June s,h, 1906, Al
sighi o'clock, fof The tollowing parpo.
see.
To clcsi foaf delegates aud tonr al.
,eFnsies % represent the Republican
party q The Town d Manchester 10
The Republican Stale Convention b. ~
held nj Montpelier, Wednesday, june
sab. 1906, and 10 elect tgar delegAies
and four aliernAios 10 represent The
Republican party ~ The Town 81 Man.
chester ID ibe Republican District Con.
yeutl8n ~ he held al Maddlebary,
Tuesday, Jnne 10, 1906.
To eicc, a Republican fown Com
miii1c.
MANCHESTER ceuier, Vi, june Is. 1866.
". Ii RonrRTs,
w II. Eis0FRTUS.
4. A. BopRN.
Republican Town Committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
DORSET INN.

Dorset Inn and its Cottages are To-
Gated in pretty spot in the Green
Mountain state, where the scenery is
ideal. The hotel is open from May
until November, and no more delight
full spot can be found to spend a short
or long vacation. IL is homellke, and
the house is fitted up in manner that
brings an idea Of comfort at the first
sight. There the golf player can en-
JOY his favorite game in surroundings
that are filled with all the beauties that
nature can bestow, and the fisherman
can find good sport in many a pheasant
sylvan spot. A. w. Curry is proprie-
tor, and a letter TO him will bring n
prompt reply, giving rates and other
information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
OF Vermont, G. A. R.

The date for the assembling OF the
10th National Encampment has been
fixed for the week commencing Mon
day, August Is, 1906, at Minneapolis,
MINI. The official route Of the De-
partmcnt of Vermont 10 this encamp-
ment will be via the Central Vermont,
Grand Trunk and Wisconsin Central
railroads. via Montreal, Niagara Falls
and Chicago.
The round trip rate from all, or
practically all, stations in Vermont,
will be s26. The official train, on
which will 60 the Department officers
and staff and the Woman's Relief
Corps, willleavethe State on Saturday,
afternoon, August IL, and il the num-
Der Of passengers warrants it, will be
special train, running, through 70
Minneapolis solid, stopping at niagara
Falls during part of Sunday and nj
Chicago during most OF Monday
reaching Minneapolis Tuesday morn
ing, August IA. No veteran should let
this opportunity pass without taking in
aud enjoying this grand trip, and most
Of all, the pleasure of renewing ac-
quain,ances and recounting events OF
the dark days Of 81 and 20, on the
route MS well a. at Minneapolis. Be
sure to join the Headquarters train
where go many Of Vcrmonfs veterans
viii be found and bring your friends
with you.
The rates and privileges Of the trip
are not limited 10 the members Of the
q. A. r., and Woman's Relief Corps,
but are open 10 all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Band Concert.

The first concert Of the season will
be given by the Manchester Union
Band at Manchester Depot, Friday
evening. June sth. The following is
the program
March, X. |. Batchelder, w. A.
Sargent. 2 Overture TIE Dedums
Claus. ; Waltz. Spring Roses, Bar.
rington. I scrcnade, Cupid Charms.
Milla. s March. sautelman's,. Ros.
enkRns. Garden Of Roses. inter.
me1zo, Pratt, sunnyside Polka,
Sargent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Estate Of A. n MULLEN.
Order Of Publication Of License

81 " RING MRtRrp that At al a session
Of the Probate Court. holden az Manchester,
within ami i0r said District ON the sISt day
OF May, A. d 1850
PRESENT HON W Il, EDGERToN. luDGH.
MHlRLAS, I X, Gresham, Executor Of the
estate .ot A N Mullen late ~ rcfu IN said
District deceased, has this day presented 10
said Court, his petition IN writing, setting
forth that Il will be necessary 10 90 sell all OF
the real estate OF said deceased iof the pay
mcnt Of the debts and charges Of aiminiStfs-
ton and therein making application 10 said
Court ior license 10 make such sale
II IS ORDERED, That all persons Interested
Ia the estate OF said deceased be notified 10
appear before said Court, at the Probate OF
hee IN Manchester, in said District, Oh the
,th day Of June A y. 1861, by publication Of
this order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
thereto IN the Manchester Journal, news
paper printed at Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any they may have, why said
license should not be gfanted
W. d EDOhRtON, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Poor old spainl while the King and
Queen we're ca route ~ the palace after
having BEEN married some ihoughilcss
fellow threw bomb, instead Of the
traditional shoe, with the result that
twenty -four are dead In truth I'm
eAsy lies the head that wears the
crown
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Look "a sbe address on your wrapper
A. tbs daie indicates the time - phscb
ygu are paid Up No receipts are seDi
bgi ihe date on your wrapper vii b.
changed II one week Afler payment 10
made. Suhsegibers will please watch
their wrappers, i il important
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Senator Redheld Proctor was taken
III while on his way from Washington
10 Proctor, aud when Troy was reach
al medical aid was summoned and be
was placed on the train for home, Ii
was a, first thought that be was suffer
ing from something serious but il de-
velopcd into an attack Of sciAtica.
We are thankful that il was no worse
as Vermont can III afford TO part with
this Official.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Commissioners Notice.
rstate Of SIMION PlppLR.

The undersigned having been appointejhy
the Hon Probate Court, ior the District Of
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, es
anime ana adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against
Simeon Pepper, late 81 Rupert,
Ia said District deceased hereby give notice
that we Will meet iof the purpose Of eNamin-
ng and allowing said claims az the late res
denee Of deceased In Fast Rupert on the
10th day OF Nov, 1000 from one O'Clock y N.
until four O'Clock Pm, OF said day, and
that six months from the zsth day'oi May A.
D. 1906, Us the time limited by said Court
for said creditors TO present their claims 10
US for examination and allowance.
Dated al Rupert, this 7sth day Of May
A. ID. 1900.
W ST11'. iN f5oVIslry Cons
Clark HARDWOOD Admf., Rupert, W.
S-Iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of SPENCER BfBEE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court, Tor fhe District d
Manchester. Commissioners 70 receive ez-
anime snd adjust all claims and demands VI
all persons against
spencer Beiee late Of Rupert
in said Disirst deceased. hereby give n0tsce
thar We will meet for the purpose Di examln-
ing and allowing said dams II the late fesi-
dence a deceased N West Aaperi on the On,
day 81 December, fgo5. from one 0'cio6kp NJ
10 four ci0ck q M. Of said day, and that
sl1 months from the Oh day u June A b.
iDah. IS the time iimitea BY SAID Cour i0r
said creditors % present Their claims 10 as
iof examination ard allowance.
Dated ~ Rupert, this 9TH day VI JuBe A. D
fgoS.
CHARLES II SHERMAN.
EDET HADAWAf IONS
Oscar bebee and Jennie Eebee. Asmrs
West Rupert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

The Burlington Clipper 10 IL last
Issue has these kind works 10 say
"The Manchester JoCRNAL i i'm.
proving fast under TIE ABIDE manage.
mcni o. iis pew proprietor, Otto X.
Bennett. He Is certainly making
good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
ARLINGTON.


Eli Lathrop of Schenectady, who
has been spending a week in town, has
returned.
VIM. Cullinan and wife of Dandy
recently visited his mother, Mrs. Mary
Cullinan, in this village.
Mrs. T., Hard Is in Shushan, n. Y,
for few days to attend the wedding
Of cousin.
j. X. Batchelder and daughter
spent Saturday in Rupert.
The condition Of Miss Emily Hard ,
who has been i'll for some time, is at
present critical.
Mrs. Clarence Gilchrist of Evans
vile, Ind, is the guest Of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. s. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Body and
daughter spent Sunday with friends
in Rutland.
e. II. Holden and family of Ben
nington spent Sunday in town.
Emerson Esterbrook Of Benning
ton was in town Monday on business.
g. 4. Adams is the happy man
these days. He has grandson born
Sunday, June 3rd, in Adams, Mass.
Mrs. II. Way of Manchester spent
Tuesday with friends in town.
&C. s. Holden of Fitchburg, Mass,
was in town Monday,
Mrs. Ida Brownson, who has been
in North Adams for several months,
has returned and opened her house
here.
Several summer boarders have ar
rived at the Coolidge cottage.
SYNDICATE.
"A. W. Prindle and wife were visit
friends ia town last week.
e. S. Randall Of Cambridge, n. Y.
was in town June on fishing trip.
Ray Bentley is TO represent the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. in
this town.
"A good many from our town are
in Manchester attending county court
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodland Of
Hampton. have been visiting at Martin
Roberson's.
Ralph Stevens Of Cambridge, n.
Y, was in town buying wool this week
paying n cents per pound.
REV. T.. b. Harris Of The N. T..
church preached grand sermon in
the Union Chapel Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clark Hamilton is in Enos-
burg Falls attending the State Conyen-
ton OF the Order Of the Eastern Star.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
The Souhaeld News cdI.orially says.

The Mortified News editorially says;
AT Is moi generally believed that
outside Of Bennington county the petit
tons for Mr. Clement we're very large
~ signed aud his decision 10 run a. an
independent candidate does not awaken
much interest among the republican
party leaders"
|, might better have been said that
outside the town Of Bennington there
was little interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

The President has thrown a bomb
inlo The camp II The beef packers IN
bis message b congress Monday IN
whish b. sh0ps ~ iho Elihy, unssui-
tary condition II affairs 10 the hand
ling and preparation o. nest products.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

sammrr IL hers ~ lasi.
-. L. Boven Va - Ruiihnd sa''
sprk
-yohn Flshey i rraad larr tfun
Dagest ihis year
So Gloss called 81 ihs JorENAI
oslos Tuesday
aulAa n Bowen, who has hecn
Qsiie ach, Il pai again
genial Ios Kennedy Of the Ior
Nal j. slowly learning % iaik, lie g
hustsi and ~ lke q So him here
rrd Phelps ara sitp drove Up
from Lee. Mass. viib tne span IS
colu " visit his psrpI', Mr ard
Mn Char PhelFs
- W Andrws and eiic u Plants
vile, Coau.. and A. 7. Sheldon and
~ife q West Rupgft paid . visit y The
quarry last Thursday
The horse show and circus Al Rui.
land attracted quite few from here,
especially The circus tor . boy never
geis boo Old - ENJOY a circus
"A home party Al James Malone
last Saturday Was very pleasant A.
fair and included dancing music,
social chat and good time all around.
lee cream, cake. oranges and bananas
we've served aud We all WISH the Ma
lono's long life IN thcir pleasant
semi farm and village home. Abou l
20 guests we're there.
Now that Clement has cut loose
from the q O. u. Of Vermont there
will be some serapping about the state
Offices. 0f course there are lot Of
dyed ia the wool regulars, both repnb
licans and democrats, that will vote the
old tickets. crooked or straight, but
there are LOT more Of both parties
and a lot Of independents and we will
have some fun. What II il should re
suit IN fraeturing the ribs of the old
hide bound party that has ruled us
since the days Of the wing party Il
will do no harm, for il all our officials
ARE honest they need not be afraid OF
and if they should lose
their job the pay is not so large as to
cause any distress
81 CLONE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Senator Arthur pae German Of
MARYLAND. the senior L. s. Senator
from that state. died suddenly ~ heart
failure on Monday. Senator German
had been prominently identified with
the democratic party for grea, many
years and Lad been one 81 IL strongest
men and one whose death will b. most
keenly felt IN the councils u his party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

NNst requesting stsAfs " seafsst tass
.syasss, ske1as sd faf ~ gsss Fp1wtt aeeFsts
- wsA gHsgrFf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Al the present lime there seems 10
be no opposition 10 the candidacy Of
Fletcher d. Proctor for governor. and
as there il no contest for representa-
tive 10 congress from this disiric, there
10 no doabt bui thai Hon. d, J Foster
all sBceted himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

Al changes of adycrtisem :pis
must 10 in hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

We 49, sissrs fasasae ts fsttrs ,tswt "
tsts~ssf hpra srT SuNFfss VS. naNtt st FssfF
ssss sts~ she az ~ggarf - 10 A. rrt ita 50
ssss =. Fa0t NtNt. NtsfttNSsur FssA tNsspeY
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
PERU


Weather warm and fine.
Farmers busy putting in crops.
Mrs. Eliza Stone has returned.
--Children's day will be observed
june 9th.
Henry Crawford of Dorset is visit
ing friends in town.
-. H. Whitney and l.. j. Whitney
are attending County court at Man
chester as jurors from here.
Mrs. Everett Adams has returned
from several months stay in South
Londonderry with her niece, Mrs. Geo.
Gardner.
Mrs. NJ. B. Lyon goes to Boston
Thursday to visit her son, A. NJ.
Lyon, and be present at the gradna-
ton of her daughter Minerva.
The Glebe Mountain Sunday School
Association hold rally here Friday
June 18th, 10 which all are cordially
invited. Forenoon and afternoon SEES
sions.
Rev. c. X. Seymour went to N. y,
on Monday and will be absent two Sun
days. and possibly until the first Sun
day in July. Services will be held at
the usual time during his absence.
The village school and No school
united in Pre- Memorial day exercises,
and an interesting program was car
ried out, followed by remarks by DIR.
Seymour and NJ. J. Hapgood. On
Sunday the graves OF soldiers in vii
lage cemetery were decorated by the
children,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07
CAUCUSi

On Saturday. June 9th, the legal
voters Of this town meet in caucus 10
choose four delegates and the alternate
ones for state convention 10 be held at
Montpelier on June ath, at which
time the state officers. from governor
down. will be nominated. AT the
same caucus four delegates and their
al.ernates will be- chosen for the dis
lrici convention which will be held a,
Middlebury the 10Th inst. 10 nominate
a congressman 10 succeed the Hon.
David j. Foster.
The basis OF apporiionmeni for the
stale and district convention is the
same and is as follows for Bennington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-07

LOS sALn hight ~ ten ,saa 4 .f,sd hsy
X RIA rikh.
~ s,u Sunderland, VI.
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Dcaths.
NOTICE

yrrANTEp A Man So esHs Ai.aai awwa.
w n8usine, cuttiur eslees, etc Apnls -
W. " tsRAMAM,
su Manchester VI,