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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

The Manchester Business Mems Associa-
ton 10 10 hold . banquet February when
the public spirited citizens Of that up-And-
doing community will put their legs under
the mahogany, enjoy 9 few hours OF gooo
Fellowship, and talk over plans for the gen.
srsl benefit Of the village. Manchester has
been doing this kind Of thlng for loss
time, now, And has come IL be the greatest
summer resort 10 Vermont. And yet II
does not have any more attractions 10 of1ef
the summer visitor or summer home build
er than 81. Albana has, In fact, beautiful
a. its situation and environment are, thers
10. II anything. a greater variety OF scenic
beauty right here In this region on Lake
Champisin aud csrtainlyA greater oppor'
tunily for more diversified recreations.
IL all rests with 81. Adams men them
selyes whether this place becomes, 10 the
aAme way, q summer resort or not. No
body will ever come along and do for 81
AlbAns what her own people are not will
Ing 10 do for themselves,
Why not "get together" and talk over Z
hotel proposition and institute systematic
campaign for the development Of 81. Al
bans A. = summer resortf-(a. Adam
Messenger.
That certainly IL what ST. Adams WANT
70 do. Burlington has taken long stride
10 the right direction In the organizing o.
her Commercial Club and !. certainly ID "
to the business men and citizens Of St. Al
bans to "gst together build new Weldei
and then put up hustle A. they never dit
before aud they will soon reap the profit
OF their foresight.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE! TAX SALE!

The tsiisnt d usn rssident proprietors o.
and, ate, COUNTY ~ Remington aud tnie OF
Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes
assessed by said own. county AID stale Tor the
yesrA D. 1908 remain In whole or IN part IN.
paid on the FOL o. ing escrlbsd Iesi estate IN
aid town. Maid tAxAe betng maoe up ~
foliows.
n ebway tax 20 csnts On the dollar Of the
grand list. state road, State school aud State
tai IS cspts; oruniy tsr cent?; Town TAI Is
cents; Town school 80 cents; Total u ~.
One piece OF land, with mill sanding
thereon, and bounded u follow; Be-
ginning at ANAL arpls tree In northwest
cor, or Of Ezra Hamilton's meadow on
niphway, running thence southsastefly
scross the nst to Green River thence mp
said river TO isnds owned by Viola tamil
Tor, thsnce westsriy On aid highway,
,herce southwestsrly on said highway
10 the place OF beg ming. containing
about three fourtbs acre more or less.
.tanding In the name u Sickle Bros,
Amour, OF Tax tsl9
One piece Of land, Bounded southerly
by lands formerly owned or occ pied by
Jarvis Hurd and Warren Woodland. on the
sest by Abel Bentley and l. A. Bfnpeu.
on The north iyL Bennett and others.
ssst BY 4 L fsurd and Warren Woodland
coutAining about ave hundred acres OF
land more OF less; with house and barn.
standing thereon Standing In the name
OF " o Wilcox and J. = wilcox
Amount OF Tax tl7W
And 80 much Of said lands will be sold II
public Auction at the Town CLERKS Once. In
said Is adgA,e on Monday the 9th day OF March
A d 1906 at 10 O'Clock a. m as shall DO 70
quired 70 PAT ssid taIes - above given. TO-
gsther with costs, II not previously paid.
Dated at Bandgats this 10Th day OF January
y ~ R.. J. DEWEY,
Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

iera Hieks 81 Ani1g.sa are ~ tewn 90
tsrsinsss.
--Yna Hsllise o. Burlington ga here
10 sts<ss tho funeral, Monday, Of Hiram
Denis, bis srsadfstbrr.
--Jdhn X. 80, the veteran horse 'rnoer,
ha q ltbsd .ort far EmeN0u Sos ard
sor. II P.gt,a "a. Ma. 70 train horsss on
he Alss STICK psrH,
M. .pa NJ. 4 Il Raoi~cod ard hiss
xsGde H. dtng Ssnt Ia reeresfess ,ossy
" edbssdas} J, 10 .ispds grand ball, They
.ia ia, a. .-Oa r. ,se ress q Tho we.k
:, AZ, sls ~ M a.a Mrf v q. Ne chant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

weather Rscovd For 1905 ~ Man
chester, VI.
Mean temperature for 1905, 4as.
Highest, IS on July s;h.
Lowest, IA below zero on Feb. 5th.
Total PERCEPTION ss57 inches.
Greatest 10 one month eos, Sept.
I,east 10 one month / 0o, Feb.
Total snowfall sos inches.
Number Of stormy days %.
Number OF clear days i06
Number Of partly cloudy days 1853.
Number cloudy days loe.
Prevailing wind direction southwest.
These Agures may be Of interest to the
people Who say our seasons are changing,
The annual summary Of wssth.r bureau
for New England give the average ysari,
temperature At New Bedford. hsss., tAker
by the late T. n. Rodman and bic father
before him IRON 1873 TO 1904 inclusive:
Highest yearly average STA in lsss.
Lowest yearly average ss.s Ia 1904.
Yearly average for The whole time ss.l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
IucKIrsT MAN IN ARKANSAS.

I'm the luskiest man 10 Arkansas,
writes II. l.. Stanley, Of Bruno, "since the
.sstorstion Of my wife's health after five
years o. continuous coughing and bleeding
from the lungs and owe my good fortuue
60 the worlds greatest med cine, DR.. Kings
Ne. Discovery for Consumption, which !
know from experience will cure comsump.
tion IL taking ia time. Ny wife improved
vi h frat tottle and twelve bottles com
pleted The cure" Cures the worst coughs
4 d colds or money refunded. At Hsr-'s
md " nipples drug stores, soc a,d sl.00.
Trial bottle free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
AnAdverusIns Thought.

The up.to-dHie merchants advertise
nents in the weekly paper may he said Il
% equivslent 10 transporting his display
sindo ~ 10 the homes 81 bis PATRONS. II
certainly viii II be goes about advertising
NE stock with hall the pains and care b.
,rss else. 10 the s,lec Ion n !. 10 the nrs'
plsc. he viii construct newspaper sdvsr
ti.etns nt or have somebody do II for hin
hat viii enable The reader to look beyont
The type 70 bis very shelves and coun
,e,s. III advertisements may thus becom'
or d abb di,play window 'hst will rcvs'
BE- covered with cobwebs. Eychcrge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

The Rv. J &, NAgfes, pastor Of sharon
Bspii,, church, Beisif, us says ~ Elee-
tie Bnt.s II I. 8 Gocsend TO mankind
CURED ne "a lsms hsos, alta bo'n's, and
mpiss pht steal eoIlap'e. WAS 90 veal
! 4 Oh TOE hal 40 hour 10 walk mule
fwo bottles Of El,csflc Bites have made
lue 20 strocg have walked three miles "a
20 mhpies sud f~'l He walking three
more. lie msdes .s mln OF M Great
~ remedy for weakness sBd ali stomach
Lsvsr scd kiinry complaints. Sold usde'
gasrauiee 1T Hsrd's ard wbppl.s drus
,trrfs. Pfior SOC,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

We did not know that Granby, Que, vas
90 large and pretty town until an Illus
srstsd booklet printed by the Granb,
LEADER MALI fell into our hands. Thu
Il the result Of advertising. II you want
your town TO show up, advertise II, seno
out booklets, do everything TO show The
place Is alive. Newport Erpres and Stand
ard.
There are hupdreds Of villages and towns
in this state that are endowed with natura
beauty and advantages that need only
careful system of advertising TO bring theii
attractions before the public. Let theii
nr,t duty be, however TO clean the village
up and make things attractive to the eve
80 that the first impression Of stranger
will be = favorable one,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
Tn. matte, with Kansas.

Kansas expects the country TO listen and
marvel when 1t presents the figures IA
show that the total value Of Ito farm pro
ducts 10 the year 1905 WAS &a0s, $50 ,s23
The country does listen, and does wonder
This amount, the prodact Of single STATE
out Of the foriy-nvs 10 the u,iop, ID sun
which makes the possessions OF John ID
Rscksfsllsr look like poverty. II helps III
10 realize what great and rich country VI
are.
But TO The reflective American the nG'
ures may suggest something else, and
soms,hing good deal less pleasing. TbsJ
may sueges, neglect Of opportunity, and
villful waste Of natural resources. Tn.
moot surprising thing about thu State Of
Kansas, or anv ether American State which
posss ssss rich soil and few natural disa
bllitiss, 10 not what !. does, but what 4
dess not do,
In broad way II Ia true that the richsI
our acres, and the more open they are tr
easy cultivation, the lees they produce
TIE STATE OF Kansas WAS designed BY tbs
Almighty TO be one vast garden. On tn
other hssd. most Of New England, and I
great part Of the State Of New York, Wal
apparently designed to produce nothing
but trees growing ~iid. And yet, 10 ID.
acre, tho rocky and mountainous iittls
STATE Of Vernon, Of 1900 produced forty
bushels Of corn upon every acre planted u
tina, crop, whereas KAnsas, ri~h from Dor
der 10 border, produced but nineteen. II
the zane yesr Vermont produced Is bush.
sls Of wheat TO The acre, aad Kansas bul
seventeen. The gsrsral average Of ihs
production OF csrn 10 the acre for ths
whole unIted s,s,ea was rs . bushels ID
the acre. Far ~ shis Vas below the pro
duc,,on OF Vermont, and also below thai
OF New YORK stsss lthirsy.two busheis), y
vss four bushels above that Of "fst Kas
$40.
BY The federal csnsss Of 1900, I, 10 showi
thai Ia 1879 the value of all The eropx pro
decd N Ksnsas was silsal to the acre
whereas tbs value Of ysrmonts crops 4
The acre was tsa.so u ID prsosb,s thu
the difersscs ia - great 10 1905. There
fore, II the Kansas farmers had hestoss,
this year upon every acre that they cult
waited ~ much care ~ Tho vtrnontsrs be
s,sw, tbsy would have had rcsnd blIlsol
dollAu worth Of farm PREDICTS instead O
less than half that amount
Moreover, there srs abcss 1900, 90
scrss Of us,mprosed land 10 Kassss,s gres
deal cs which may come time be TILED
whs, 10 the matter With Kansns Wbsl
Ksnsss has found out rsaliy whai b ID
matter, AID hew 10 TIL the lAAd. and ~hs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
THE ONLY SURVIVOR

u the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr.. s. j.
Mccormick, now U. $. Deputy Mineral
survey or, Bliss s alton, Idaho, says" Fol
sesrs | have suffered from severe pains Ia
he hip Joint aud back bone, depriving mt
Of all 20 wer. The cause was Stone In the
Bladder and Gravel In the Kidneys. After
using DR.. David Kennedys's Favorite Rem
edy, Of Rondout. N. Y, | was comp'etl,
snrad I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
NOTJcEi TAX SALEl

The Resident Propristors Of the town Of Win.
bsll In the county Of Bennington. are hereby
notified that the WaXes assessed BY said Town
xithin the year neIt preceding this date.
rem ain either 10 whole or 10 part unpaid. on
The folio wing described lands In said Town. to
Wit
About $50 acres OF land. be the same
more or lass, combating OF Lot MOI In
Range 8; and acres on Lot No. IS In
aapgs I Bet In The list to HilAnd Grover.
rax N.oo
And 20 much Of said lands will be sold 81 Pub
nc Auction, at the 30 81 In BoLdvile. In said
winhsll. on the Bth day OF February nett. Ut
o'clock In the Afternoon ~ shall be requisite "
discharge r,id hrss, with costs, unless pre-.
HERBERT JOHNSON.
Collector OF Town Tsxes'
Dated At winhAi, this 2asd day Of January
A. D 1905 3sos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
JAMES S. TnoMpsoNs Esr.r..

STATE or yEaMosr, District Of Manchester, no
Be IL Remembered, that at a session OF the
PROBATE Court holden at MAuchasler, within and
for said District, on itbe 18TH day OF January,
d. 1906
Present. HON W u, EDGEaroN. Juooa.
Whereas, a certain instrument IN wIiung, I'M
se,,.ment on James a Tsampson Ia. ~
Landgr.ys, Ia said District deceased
having been this day presented 10 said
Court OF Probate aud duly dled Ia The
Registers Office Therefore. II 10 ordered
that ell persons Interested Ia the estate OF said
deceased be notified 10 appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office In Manchester. In said Die
triot, on tho 7th day Of February A. d. 1905
By publication OF this order. three weeks suoocs-
siveiy previous thereto, In the Manchester Jopn-
L NAL, . newspaper printed At Manchester sfore
L said 10 show cause n any they may have. why
said instrument IN writing should not be proved
aud allowed the last will and testament OF the
/ said deceased,
sss& W, b. EDaERToN, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Relate OF HshalA II, FULLER
The nndersigntd, hsyins been appointed by
the Hon. Prob sts court, for ths District OF
MAnobestef, Oommis.i ,nefs, 10 receive, sismiue
aud Adjast all olsitns snd demands Of all psrsons
against the estate Of
Marcia b Fuller, late ~ Dorset
IN saio District. deceased hereby sive notice
that W viii meet for the purpoa, Of examining
and allowing said claims AZ the Factory poia
Natl Bsot OF Manchester OentesIon the iith day
Of July iB from one O'Clock NJ until clock ..
N Of ssid day, aud that ala mousas ron The iith
day OF Jstusfy A. u. 1905, 10 the time limited
by said Court for II csedtors To present their
o aims 10 US for examination sad AllosAnre.
Dated Al Manchester. this Iith day Of January
%. 1906.
wM. II. hoBERrr. o,m.
A. L. MINER,
Levi O, Kingsley Eieoutor, Rutland, Vermont.
| ss2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
EplroR MAscnEsTER JOURNAL.

Dear Sir,
In your issue Of the Journal Of January
18Th, II was stated that John l. Cochrane
had been station agent at East Dorset Tor
seventeen year,. came to East Dorset 10
the spring Of 1857 or 1853. | was the sole
.nd only agent at East Dorset from that
time until / resigned late In the fall Of
1899. There were many changes In the
management Of the road but nv agency do
got lapse. Their. was no assistant appoint
cd a. any time by the railroad, my Aasist-
ants we're hired BY me and paid from nv
own money.
STEPHEN CIRCUIT.
Seven and not IL WAS what we intended
TO say.-ED,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
notice. TAX SALEi

The Non Resident Propreo Of ths town o.
winhsll, 10 the county Of Bennington. are here
by uotihed that the taxes assessed by raid t0wr
within the yesr next preceding this date, 70
ma either 10 whole or In part unpaid. on the
Glowing de- oribed lands In said Town. 70 Wit
Abe n. 27UO acre. u land, be the ssme
more or lsss. consisting OF Lot No ii In
tang, 10: Lots No. ., 10, and II In
Ranee ii; Lots No. g. o 10 and II In
R.ngs ~; Lots No. Is. 26. ~, %. ~. 80,
AID so In Range 10; Lots No "a. rs.
| 26 az, %. 20, 80, 81 And 50 in Range ~;
nd lot NO. II 10 Range 8. Bet in the
| lie to Fsusplil Lumber Co. Tax ti6o. %!
About 8scres Of land, be tho same
more or less. Q insisting OF q part Of Lot
No, 0 In Range 8, 196 acres, known ~ toe
cobb lot; aud q part OF Lot No. 8 In
Range II md = part Of Lot No 2 in
a. 20 10 40 acres known ~ the ball
std' ket IN the list 70 r.. =: Buibee. lax Ao.o'
A. out 1875 acres OF land. be the came
m, 70 or less Being the West half Of
lot No IL In Range l, SO acres; and
| part Of Lot No. II fn hsnge 0. 20 acres:
kroxn as the "Woodard place." Bet in
| he hst to Geo. z. Aerfiok. Tax : 60
Abou, SO acres Of land. be the rams
more or less Bounded on the EAst by
| land ksown ~ the Frost farm; on the
North by the town Of Peru; ADD on the
We.t by land Of willard n fit Bet in
| the list TO W N. Mason. Tax 90
Alb, ut iln aces OF land, be he came
more or less, and being part Of lot NO.
| I In Range 10 Bet 10 the list 70 Willard
Mofii. Tax 10
Abou $50 &C es of land Being part
| Of Lot No. 7 in haugs 4, and part OF
| l. .ts No 6 snd 7 IN Range 8 Bet In list
| 70 Y. q. Nichols. Tax M0
| About 1880 acres OF land. be the same
more OF less, consisting Of Lots No 8,
| H. IS. IA, Is, 10 II and 10 In Range IS;
| and Lots No. y, 1911 IL, IS. II, 10. II.
| 70 and IS In Range H. Bel In hst 10
| Vail Lisht 4 Lumber 90 Tax 5000
/ About 100 scressoi land. Being the same
decided 10 Carrie Monroe b. Wells Dick.
erson Nay %, 1887; and by O. Il. Long
10 Carrie Mouroe Nay 20. 1897. Bet In
list 10 Joshua y Wilder. Tax so
And 90 much OF said lands will be sold at Pub
| ic Auction, 81 the Hotel In Bondvile. 10 sal
| wiuhan, on the 2Gth day Of February next, 81
o'clock in the afternoon. - shall be requisite Z
4 schargs said taxes with costs. unless pro
| HERBBRT JOHNSON.
Collector OF Town Taxes.
Dated At wiphsll. that 22nd day Of January
A d. 1905. $40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

Gea. aJoc" wheeler 10 dead. bot the
memory of The nan, his life and military
proves will live long 10 the minds OF loyal
men. He WAS a natural born leader and
fighter and while he thought be vas right
whsn he fought for the Confedsrscy, be
VS. one Of tbe frst TO volasteer for SER
vice ia cur late var with spain, and when
be Was buried was wrapped In the Starr
and BARS and the stars and Stripes, both
Of which sgs he has fought under. and
was buried In the National Cemetery q
Arlington with full military honor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
A NGEIINE \. sMITH,s EsrArp.


a sr,rs - srnnosT pistrict OF Manchester, 90
b. 4 Remombetsd that 81 . session oil The
Pr bais q or, holdth IS msnuhnsser. within Ana
for ssld lstiics. IN the md dAy OF January,
y, 1875
ppHsIsrs Hos. W y Fdgsrton, Judge.
wher 20 . certain Instrument 10 vnung On
der seAi putpor'iug 70 be he lssi val and testar
meat ~ Angwhns * rniih. late OF ~ y IN
ssid pis,ricl dece,~d having been thu day
,rrsepts A 70 sGl6 O ,un Of Probate and duly nled
ii The Registers Once Therefore, u 10 ordered
that al pes4ons interested 10 the esiate OF SAID
sesas.a he potihed " appssr before said Court
a the RI bate utiics Ia aanebesserin ssla us
,,,ct on the On aas 4 Ftbrasfv A ID 1905,
b, pubca Ion OF this order, three weeks snoces-
ANIL previously thersto, IN the Manchester
gouRsAL, . Newspaper printed At hAnche.tsf
4foressia, to shos cause, n any they may bsvs
Aty sad instrument Ia writing should not 81
proved snd siowed o. the issl vii sod tests'
rent Of tho sa,t jfeus d. -
$3.50 d. EpoERToN' Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
GRANVILLE.

The marriage Of NJ. Waite Hicks, Man
aver Of the Granville Telephone Company
aud Miss Cora B. Shsffder occurred Satur'
isy ey. ming, January 10th at 9 O'Clock at
the home Of the bride in Middle Granville
Rev. Gsrge s. Bsckwith, pastor OF the
First b .ptist church, performed the cere.
nouy Ia the presence Of only the immediate
relstives. Following the ceremony wed.
ding inner was served and then Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks left for brief trip. The newt
Of the event was great surprise. The
lroom is one OF the most popular young
men In town, both in business and social
circles The bride is chs miig youpa
woman and accomplished acd has a voice
Of rare beauty. She was pupil OF Pro-
lessor Dud and resid In Troy for soms
ime. She also studied In Boston. Ms
Hicks 10 the only daughter Of Mrs. Ross
,hsfiner aud was q former resident Of
Manchester, VI. They will reside In th'
village.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
NogrIrmoRsgr

John Petty has returned from his out
itg IL North Adams. Mass.
Louis Builum Of East Dorset 10 help
log Go. Griffith repair his buildings
John Hassut has returned from Gran
vile, N. Y, where be has been TO attend
the funeral Of his father, Aivah Haskins
--Chss. Conan has moved from the "
II. Becpe farm TO East Dorset and Pete
McIntyre Of Ea,t Dorset has moved on Il
saId farm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

sig,ssrsrxiisrsi Ansfies hn msas Tbs rsnas
siseswry, 90 shall msch more has sSsas
cor Axrscslsxrsi yrodsesiss. Ard shss ss
shss &sy ws shall hare c~s "a 10 ~nd The
re pfeascis 81 OF f1ms shfsAe. tcsn
easily f~sd with crr o.n harvests . pops.
lstson q 100 ooca people,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
COMMISSIONERS NoTICK

~ Eslass 81 te3t l. 0Nsktst
Ths sndsssixnsd, hswiks nesn svfosnis6 W
sAs Hos. frosNlS cssfi sof The p'snsei ~ Mar
eAsss~s Con rnsssiarsss. 10 recsavs, saAz1ass sSd
sA,ns, al elaine Ans dsmseds VI all p~ss~ss
a Aiasi he estate Of
Lbs l. Oar sse. isis " potset
dacsassa. apa sli elstras trhtiisd tn sfsrt
th.teta. ht.nkr rive petice tast - vtn meet
,af ~. purp3~ss sfafsasd " the sss r~ssestes
81 asoesses 10 Hast Da'ses 90 The
rys.A az o, gue. lsoA from one
saoao.k snnl t@af eelesi y y. %
80 IA, IA thai asa mnnths frem The
i9h Sag 81 y.tn.fy. a. y. iss, 10 the Tin .
aalles ~ sala Cssrs fos aid ersdiiafs 70 pre-.
s.pi tAes aiAinas " % TN srsminatsor md
sllDvsne"
Dated !, pvF..i thm 18th asy Of January,
!. y. 0MFsirH. ,au,,,.
u n. Vial
IoAn / Cechpn ne, Adninissrs,of. Eat porsst
NeFmsni wsv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
All changes Of sovessissr,snts must
be " hand not later than Tues
dsv morning.


Iysoa Of thu sAdrt. 90 yosr wrapper "
tbs date Indicates The time 10 whirh yos
are paid W. No fecsips are ssni but sh'
ds,s on roar wrspprr viii be changed 10
ore week after paymsni 10 made. Sub
seribers viii please watch their wrappers
II 10 important
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
ygtonrruILY BURNED

Chss ". Moore, a. chi isf, OF Ford
CITY. P,., ksi Ma hard i,issifui'y buried
l. Aa e..cuie furnace. lie kppiisd Beck
Len. An lea SAVE viii The usual resalt
"A quick md perfect cure" Greatest cure
Or earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores, Eczsma
sod Piles. rs NJ Hsrd's and Whipple'i
drug stores
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
New England hospital for Men and

New England hospital for Mon and
Women.
DIMocK STREET (RoxBuRY DISTRICT .
BosToS, MASS.
Dear Sir:
A. We are dssirous Of bringing the ad-
yautaxes Of our Training School to the no.
tsce Of women Of robust health and good
education, such a. are found 10 the smaller
towns of New England, call your atten-
ton To the course 1t offers 10 the hope that
through the columns Of your paper, come
Who are considering nursing A. . profes-
sion may be attracted thereby.
1.-THE New England Hospital Training
school has the distinction OF being the frs
Institution Of the kidd established 10 Amer.
lea.
at offers to young women who are de-
sirous Of entering the rursing profession,
exceptional advantages and = thorough
training Of three years In General Nursing
"Thsy are on duty eight hours daily, the
remaining time being given to rest, study
and recreation.
"A report OF the Hospital and Pfoipec.
,us Of the Training School will be forward
ed on application"
Very truly yours.
C. MAcLESsAs,
Supt. Nurses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
BENNINGTON.

TIE streets are dry ard dusty. bicycles
are out.
--Chas. Gallup OF Springfield 10 whiting
friends In towr.
g. Maitlsoa soid seven months' old
colt saturday for 800.
Kiss Kate Hayden Of Arlington 10 .
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