davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

Nm |. Gan. Gonpfcr oMflnneopo=
lis" nnh &onoon.
Mm /. San, Gompfcr st. 2otis"
nod) southampton.
Pm t.. San. Camper .Georic"
nod) Gibraltar mo Ncnpcl.
2lm 1. San, Camper oGolumbio"
nnd Glasgow.
Am /. San. Gnmpier raroonIonO"
-4iat Gntmcrpcn,
Nnt /. San. Gampfer rltnitco
Stutca" nod) &openbngen.
Nn /. San. 0ompicr yGampouia"
nad) ,&iuerpool.
PIN T.. San. Gompicr ya0ni0in
S%oltiIe" nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
Am /. San. Nnmpicr o8niierit"
nadJ @amblr1.
Nm 4. San. Gnnpicr oErctorin"
nad) @amburg.
Aim /. San. GnnIpicr o&ombltrg"
nuh Gibraltar uno Neapel.
Nm Z. Gan. Tampier o&ronprinj"
nad) Bremen.
PIN s. Gan. Guntpier Seutonic"
na6 Solttbotnpton.
gm 8. San. Camper yIilnlono"
had Nntlucrpen.
2m s. San. Compiler oStatcn-
Dam" nnd Rottcro1n.
Pm s. San. CAMPER yWtaoomu"
nudb Neapcl.
PIN 8. San. Gampicr ,@oaco1nc"
nn6 SABRE.
PIN 8. San. Gampicr Settle"
nnf 2ipcrpool.
PM #. San. 0ompicy o6urnci-
ia" not Glasgow.
Nm fl, San. Qanpicr n@crtu"
nud) Ncopcl inns Sricit.
Nm #. Salt. Sampler oMiirmc.
bobo" nad) &onbon.
9m #, San. Gompier uEbiluoel.
pbin" nod Confirmation.
9lm #. Gan Galhpfcr ~Ircnc"
nod 8ibrQltAr uilD 9ic3pel.
80, %m w. *, 5aag3r 12d'qFpfF'f rSlacrio"
liN'hD NNAlthA,
@(m tf9,115}ad14{al Eatirp{sslr' .y2ufitonia"
nab 2iucyIm9t,a '.- IIl'
Am #. '5qri, CAMPER y9atricia"
nad) &ambur5.
Nm If. San. Gantpicr oGItonia"
nod NottcrOuln uno Sibou.
9lm H.. &on, Gnlnpicr Batavia"
,,oA 11n,,,nf ,ti,S IfSbp,r,
Am Is. Ban, Gompier p&a0cr
lon0" llnd) Nntluerpen.
Nm 10. San. Gumpicr oSccnnic"
rnd) southampton.
Nn is. San. Gompier o6oon"
nad) Bremen.
Nm IS, Gan. Gampicr nGnrmo"
MA" nah Gibraltar mo Ncapci.
Nm tG. San. 0anpier lorraine"
nad) &ourc.
Pm II. San. Golnpicr nScnc5ia"
nnd) 9tCapel uN0 Worlcile.
PIN rs. San. Gnmpicr st. Saul"
llnd Soltbnnlpton.
2lm IS. Gan. 0ompicr oatpro.
Nmerifn" nad 9teopel luno @cnua.
9lnl is. San. Coupler oSlildcr"
l1ob Sanbur9.
PIN 81. San. 9onlpier oGccilic"
nad) Nrcnleu.
NNn y. Gan. 0ompfcr rSanllano"
nab gntpcrpcn.
9(m -. San. 9anpier HpnOom"
lladl Nottcr0um.
Am -. San. Gampicr uWfajeltlc"
nnd) Sputbnmpton.
9lm %. San. Gompicr nGalobria"
nab Ncapel.
M Nhtr,,, Gc,tftrrt lid, Sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
Marslaub- nnS YennIgluan;a-S BAHIA,

3aee pcr.aiicn Rprtb.Nueuue. Sta.iuu:
7.30 W~Roretns Dorf Poft. tdglidb, unsgelon,'
men Spnittng.
DOS MoreenS Geltd sltcort., MIR sonntag.
0.3O Mproens 9eIe t @ecorn., td9lt6, nusee'
upnlnleu Spnntug.
leo Nabntittags sleIatr Iecom., nlr Sanftae.
1926 Na6niittaps Yorf 9oft, tdgIi6. ans9es
4.os MaGmiftaas Della slecom., nur senntds.
4.45 NaGmittaaS Aelatr gcconl., tdgliG, ans
600 s&bosnSs seIia aeec;Om., :apIi6. ausae.
iloniIneH Sonutag.
HOO 9lbenoS 8elta Icont, nur Sorntae.
II 80 Mbenos @elnir Iccou., tdglit. ansges
rrU men EDftntnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
Vdtiondtsganfe

rSbe DID Gown Rational Bnnf," @ap, uiN
@retersStrnbe. Sacub B. Qooi, F~riIioent
9npio g. eoans. Bice.Rrdftbent; &eIrp D..
Neoue, &afIirer.
n9peiie Ratioiai. gnni," 432 eiio.groab.pup
N. 6. gSLNIer. %Sdfirer.
ugReitern 9utionnl Nnmf." ". Murriott, RulIt,
rer, Ia NorosGutulusSlrube
.5htro National Sunf," buiIlnpre' pno NORTH
Gtrube.
LEARNERS G. Mcrdantst Iatiuual Sunt," Soutb,
unh 2umbarosS frnbe.
.6rmmeretat & 6drmcrS' 9sattpuuI Naut," Glib
lpeit.Sde Sotuaros uuo Serman'S traee; 8.
:. 9aIoiu'H, GaiIirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
@rs. @imsIou's euutbina ssrup

pirb felt fiber fhunbnnbiedb5ts Sabren ecn
Wtuipncn upn Miittern fhr thre 4tnber bet'm
beruhist oaS atno, ertuetdlt ben @anmen, be.
ifipiGtigt ale Sdtmerien; tnrirt DinofuItf unn
III bas bette WsiiteI fiir Gtarrb5e. BON Mpos
teefern in allen UeIttbeilen berfauft. 6eib
aeiptb iirb b~erIangt Mrs. @inslo,p's eppttina
shrup" uno febmt feline anoere Gorte. Slirfs
%uuespar5is Gents bic Slaf6e. Inter benz Ndbr.
niitteIs unb 9roeuen.9efet BON 80. Stunt 1900
aarantirt. Seriensglunnmer 1908. Gin afies
nnb ant betpdhrteS Mittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
ruIt.Snmponnip'n

rYtarp.anb 5ruit Co." Norbpefis ode gnIoert,
nno @errnalsStrabe, Srier ocrib. 9rdlt'
bent; 8, Q. 8ifrmcrmuun, Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban 9Seb, Shabmeitter.
Baltimore grrft & Guarantee Co.," 0auttabie.
Vuiltin ina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
Q6Dnfaten.

Srancis &. Slemnt, Rec1isanndlt. 225 81. BauI
Strube, Baltimore, Wo.
aarl u. ID. SdiplR, 126-t29 Qup PutIhtra.
8uitaunS Sorb, 28t-269 @aloert 9uiloine.
q. WGi. Srtmauu. III giurosGbarIeSs Slta6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

Sn Chicago bc5iiicrt lid bic
3obl scr blrd &cr5franfbcitcn ucrllr'
iod)tcn GoocaiGllc in bicicm Sabre
oui 2l97, cine 3utnbmc BON 10.G
Yro5cnt I'M Gcrgleif gum Goriobrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
Mcrd)ants & Mincrs transport. So.

IWIIVTTVigIWTf.
Sradht mo Yniiagiere.
y Van Button unb bcm Gitcn.
NicrltnG. So1lllerii19, S1rnitdg. 6 l1br 9(benos.
: Hadl Nrnuibcnce uno benz Eiten.
Wtonlag llnb 6reitug, 8 llbr @benos.
. Mad Wc,upprt.HciuS uno HurtuIf.
4dBlth, alsgenomntcn atliilppd mo Sumftag,
q llbr glbenbs.
= 6rdht allgcnomnel tdqlih bis 3 llbr ylad1nl,
inr o%eltlelben In9 abiubrenoe Sampler.
NGf Saununab uno ocm siiben.
9lcnita9. 0ontleritag. SGniiap, 8 llbr @beuoS.
". y. Garia, GGent. Gong Sod.
9anptsSitrcai: 8crrtnn. uno 9igbt.Strabe.
U13,S&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

RctaLS6latpugsons nab 8ep'Dorf itro be-
rett sum @ebrauh IN Der Gomoen urb Wt.
FppaI'Stati6n YIN 1000 abenos.
Seferttrung ror Mann In S6Iat' obet Burs
lnrsg9agapiis, Speiferatei etc. iper6en inneH be-
torat per Selepbuu in allen fpIgenben stnets
NilreaiS. Charles uno Baltimore trabe, 9.
So. ct. 9uuI 1924, ooer Wso.i gorstlans 1901;
Wt. HohalsS tatinit, 6. & g., Wt. 8ernoft 1928;
gnntbensS Station Sntormationss 5tireou, Y. 4 y.
ct. RuuI $40, o6er Wo., @ourtInnb 27e8; n9b
Rr. 500, @lbsgrooopus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

.Teutfd,c epar.Sont uun y,uutmpre," @,ttatps
uno NulitmoresStra6e
.St. Saints parbGut," 0alitn,ore,SiraBe uub
SnitpmsSuules9IDemie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

oNtt' ~ N1IilSoN ullp AllklllUCIS.
5ogn sabsrt, TIA 1banes'straBe. g.. 4 b.
Ielepbrn; Balfe 1896.
Seuer.S
,3iuHal Sninrnnee so. Of 2iuerspuI," Senrb ID
g8atftelo, HeiIoent Wialaeer. 101-l02 gbanl'
be- OF Commerce Nnilotne.
s0ermautG Seueruerfdterung3 . GSfenidbaft,"
Baltimore liio TortbsStrdRe.
8rllnSeigenttums . gg.nten unb
-SGnoler.
gisrrs g. Dussn & sseuhsw. 10 Of'aeItnpion'
tonsSirabe.
Sltfi9mieo, Subeb6r.
g. esptt Sapne 80. @r. s62 unb 1874. wOrs.
1apSStrabe.
9oblen uno SOFA.
Ncnrr U 8nn Setnr, 800 Columbia, slbenue.
Shmldiaden uno lthren.
80. J. Wiass, 23 Oit'a'dttmOts.s trate.
PfnnbIeibe. @eiadfte.
pgsnfo''bateb euam Co.," i Norb.s ap. straBs.
Yionos unb Sraeln.
gbas. %. etieH. Q Rorb.aihr,tb .Strub..
gam. anabe d 60. ~Sbtie"sS, ydube, Wsf. RobaI.
Npeuie.
Eapier utto Hapter.D Often.
e.'itb, rirpm Co., 1O5 urb tO7 Sauober.str.
8lefplatten, @etau etc.
2aun, Gsnflin & 60, 1919 gaIoerftonsetf
Neteftiu.M gentur.
essusansr 4 sdmlSt Qrilber Bel smiip. gtIt
& 2nons, J03 9aloert Building.
~ VslNE - 49,
SriebboIe.
.2ouhsn Fart Gemeters," Office: 81 Behsso.
rGtoGasetrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

pdNe tat's etnslanb beforst e.. Maine, ssr,
413, Eft,saltimuresetr., maize 6nitsm Ssnie.Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
StcotS-@,nfcr

StGats.8 anfcn
II eutide gauf spn Baltimore" Baltimore, nnb
SoutoaD. Strabe. Nuenit Beber, 8rdfbeHt;
g. J. Siht, ~Stabmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

Wnrmpr. ltllo @rani'. @erfe.
g. SiIe6rtner Ct ebtEs, 714-71s Beti.8lIiis
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

goumaterialien, Sbiiren, 6enIter.
rabmen, 2a0en etc.
SanttS 9. 5cifer G. Co., II6 alb III, 'Sno.
Sreberids&trdbe.
Geo. y. eluan d Bro, 4t4. 2iebt.gt .sSBerfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
QeidlenbeItatter.

sanoetS & SbGnc, ~1708-t7t0 GaHtons Nbenut
@m. Guuf, gtort1s ino 8%reennounis sloeniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
MIte EeSerbeften.

Ser botbTte 9reis ipirb be5nbIt fir aIte Sc.
bern in irgeno melder Nuantlidt. Wldn fenne
Yuittartr an 3. y. Sinars, Tr. 1913, Turb-cuiu'
arosStraBe. geioe IeleDbone. t3-9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

S1pretSise ,,ltbt srudcs aui bic stnEhe" ppn
oct Camden /. Sidtilit rad gSaIbilgtot CT
No6enta Gen 7.o0 SnIrt. bis 500 IbenoS.
0ri9are Qbfaort bon Der Wl. &opaI.Statioil.
gle 2igc lunien in Den ileuen unlonsScbn9oi,
gSal6iuDtDu, ,. 9, cit. ~
+6.05. t6.45, t7.t0, t7.46, 1856, $3.50, ft0.50,
til:5J,, Sll.b6 Yorur +l2:lS. t1s.6a. LIB
.S'ss' ts'So' AZ t4'6sy t e yia g ss;es
perl. 9~am6ensetGtior f6.nO. +815. 1890. *7.Oe,
20, 800, 1925. 1000, 'lG;o9, ~; 90 Sni;,
500, +53''1i5, 400, .4.S0. +b.oo, 1905 aasmI..
1900, .6.i6. 1920. 200, $500. 1910 (etml'
teo), $1,000, *1o.o5. *ii.o5. +l1,93 abbs:
Srsoerid, @omoensStutiou, f7.35 rnb s9.f5
Borut.. Hips, 1880 uno '6.20 aaoui.
paJtrsiswm, Wl. 1opnl'Stai.On, J..i6 Srn,
1850 gahm.: 9anroetr S!att5 II. 1875. 1900
BORN, 1890. f4.00 ganm.
HunaI Blue 2tne
RnA YbtlabeIphiu uan Rep.Yprf.
geuer 1etirinus an bet SreiuIio5ipan5tsfteT
Strabe, yieius gJuIf. be1ueh mar SpielS. 1pea'
tern uuD sGiflrt.t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
@cibnahts- Srcuoe
@ei6atts.@ egmelier.

Seitun9en, Seitihriften etc.
,sbe Baltimore 9ieips Co." 9abtb @bererou.
bic. W,ana9er, 319 @eits9erman sStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

&llpferihmieoe unb plumbers.
.Spbn cubert, TIA 1bamessStrabe. q. 4 e
IeleptcH; Wnlfe 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

stSge tRr's sfnolnnb briorst q. Saline. Nr.
AID. b. SeIfinoresetr. nate Guftor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

Sanopirtbidaitlide @erdtbs unS
Somereien.
srifftta & Surnrr Gu, 2O5 orb.Gaeasst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

9eteftib.M gentur.
epaubaner 4 edjmiSt 0riiber bel Suritb, WtIt
& 3npnS, J03 9aloert 9uiIoing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
EElzBI!a]gaz&QuLp
- NAII nnAnlNS/

LuHIWV 7 z ENEEut UaJW' VUHWT' = TUT w
gSeitltb. Berl. VT. 9topal. 8erl. @annI
Chicago COia gitis) ,aaelia 7.a58. 800 ..
4pieago (piu HlttS) 2G0Iid 1913 u. t2,22 y.
&gIcn8o (yteipc III .1agll1 4.13 r.. 4.30 y.
Cine. ct i II. gSbIa. .IGgltA 7.45 .. 500 ..
Giuc. u. CT. g.. 2adlid 2.43 u. 800 q.
Zinc. II. CT g.. .XaQlin 1850 r.. 11.06 y.
8iitsburg ...,..... 9aglid 7.45 500 Y.
ViitsburG ....... 9ialib 1918 o.. 1922 81.
Bits II. Gleocl. . . .Idgilb ......... 500 u.
BtitSblrs ........ AaJlib t1.2o y. 1I.52 u.
Cole. 4 MlLa.. .2QAliW 4.1o ". 4.9O U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25

,aoutsn Fart Gemeters," Office: 81 Bett.sn.
rGtoGasetrate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
FISH HATCHERY LOCATION.
vermosi Siaiisa for which Govern
ment Appropriated 10000 WIN
Be o. West Side Of the State.

The new Vernon. fish hatchery TOR
which congress appropriated tO,oW
and the location " which 10 In the
hands Of Senator kedheid Proctor.
all be bpiIi on the ives, side Of The
state. This must b1 been decided
although the exact sits has nQt ksen
determined. Senator Proctor said TO-
day that Of about 70 sites which had
made application for the hatchery all
but three, Bristol. East Arlington and
Holden had been rejected.
John w. Tiicomb. former fish and
game commissioner. has been looking
the entire state over for Senator Proc
TOR with n view 10 locating the hatch
cry in the best possible place. He has
investigated thoroughly all the places
which want the hatchery and has sub
mi,ted his report, Az experiment was
made last year nj Furnace bre0k Up
Holden with very good results and this
year an experimental hatchery is To-
Gated at East Arlington. The site fo'
the station will probably not be named
until tho rssplt Of this years work al
East Arlington is tGowg,
Mr.. Titcomb found the conditions
Of the water, both as 10 temperature
and supply. at East Arlington rather
better than at Holden. The number
Of front fingerlings which might be
raised there is almost unlimited. Sen
ator Proctor says ii Is simply y 1ues'
ton of development whether 10000
or IL. 600, 900 can be handled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
ln New Quarters.

After having been located in one
place tof nearly half q century Il takes
person a little while 10 get accns.
toned 70 new place. II there Is any.
thing oui 81 gear With the JOURNAL
this week II can be laid 10 the fact that
We are moi yei accustomed 10 onr new
surrounding The Journal has
moved from i,s old quarters in the
Equinox Junior where almost lis whole
life has been spent. 10 IL new quarters
ia the new building erected by W. X.
Hard, just east Of the Cour. House,
around the corner from It's old home.
This building viii also be the home OF
The postoilicc ia few weeks as Uncle
Sam has seen the necessity OF larger
accommodation for his fast growing
business and has given the postmaster
instructions 10 change his Office.
ltwhen VIC came here two years since
aud took over The JOURNAL we prom
ised that wc would make changes and
improvements as we went along,
always with the end in view Of giving
better service 10 our rapidly growing
namber ~ subscribers. We had gone
about our work handicapped by GER
tain conditions which could not be
changed at once, hpt which have grad.
ually been rclegated 10 the rear
Now We are able 10 meet the demands
of our customers in more satisfactory
manner. We are installing new
cylinder press Ter both newspaper and
job work, which will handle things far
moro satisfactorily and expeditiously
considerably larger than the old one,
will be run by power and we will soon
be able 10 print larger paper as the
occasion arises for so doing.
Inside OF a month we expect 10 be in
good running order and will ask all
our friends 10 remember that we have
changed our location and will be only
too'Rlad 10 see them whenever they are
in this neighborhood.
In the meantime send in the various
amounts tina, are due us as all these
things cost money and no matter how
small the amount is il is not too small
10 be appreciated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12

,ss.. hiaell,a.s,as hsss boes pal ~ uhs
y.r,0a, reiisis1 rsrms WHERE rss
ar. required. bard wood ecorlnx has
hsu lsss dovn 10 ths south fec1tsi'pn
rooms A. ysil AZ In Tho halls 81 ihs
n.asn and FRA Hsor, large nHn'ef
a The .isspssT rvOms bare been hnssa
ssA tscssr rDosiding put up. vhiss NJ
"a, prr@Bl ssrDe conirartr Anrsdcn
i WIRING lhs whole bnaaing for elee'
,r,c isghas~ a hich move u one ci TIE
wi.~ss thai have been made.
Thcr u An much 70 b. dons b,
say a srw furniture in the 'irrpsns
rooms. A. most a thai which u nov -
nee i 70 old and d.lapiisicd thai a u
.pi, an lnosnii,. 30 The nischse,csi'
youth 10 Try 10 destroy in order ila'
h may n. sooDsr ~, something nss
and better. The cesi Of rshssing 'hes'
rooms wouId no, be much and y SEEM
A. though some plan might be sorke'
90, whereby this could 10 done ~
some u lbs sasa number of frisnds o
DE ias...aiion Who ssse goas forth u
The world and prospersd IN ths s~sam
ulstiou Of worldly goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
A Strong Savings Institution.

The strength of Savings Bank de.
ponds not alone on the size Of it,
deposits nor the number Of is deposit
tors. II depends rather upon the kind
of securities in which the management
invest their funds and the care with
which these securities are looked after.
The Dandy Mirror evidently thinks
these conditions are well met in the
Hyde Park Savings Bank. II says,
Beginning July LIST, the Lamoille
Hyd, Park, VI, WIT pay ! per cent.
interest on deposits remaining in its
care for year or more. This is par
ticularly strong savings institution,
and during its existence has invested
the money Of its depositors wholly in
the state and has never lost n dollar.
Hon. Carroll s. Page, one Of the most
able business men in Vermont, and
the states honored Ex-Governor, is
president Of the bank-the kind Of a
president who knows at all times how
the affairs of the bank are being con.
Quoted. and is ever active in promot-
ing It's interests and protecting its
depositors against possible loss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
GREAT MANCHESTER FAIR.
Opened Tuesday Morning with th'
Finest Display In Years.

The annual fair OF the Battenkill
Valley Industrial association opened
Tuesday on the fair grounds at Man
chester Center under threatening con.
diiious. Notwithstanding this draw.
back the exhibitors arrived in large
numbers all day, and by evening the
exhibition stands are well filed.
Floral hall Is the most attractive Of
the buildings this scason. Charles s.
Robinson is directing affairs and has
the different displays arranged in a
most artistic manner, Fancy work
holds the chief place among the classes
IN this department OF the fair. There
arr many pieces of excellent and ar.
tiEtic work. Albert Smith has n fine
display Of photographs in the hall
The exhibition Of vegetables from the
Equinox farm IL the finest ever seen
al the fair. II was arranged by j..
Clarence Bacon, steward OF the Eqni
nor House.
Ii The stock department there are
large sbo~ings Of cattle. II. Merle
Bottom a Son Of SALISBURY have
brought UP The best Of their registered
Holsieins, o. which they make spec.
ial,y, while Edward A. Graves Of Sun
derland leads in Jerseys. The sheep
pens are well filed. principally with
coarse woods from the farm Of J Bent
ley In Sunderland. and merinos from
II, NJ. Bottom A Sons. The poultry
exhibition i large, and contains many
Mno birds.
Not for many years has the cxhibi-
ton Of horses eqaalled thai Of this
season All Glasses ARE well iiled with
hne animals, some Of which were
shown Oh The track this afternoon.
Other classes viii bc brongh, out 10.
morrow morning, and between heats
Of the races.
The promise by ,hc management, that
there would be something doing in The
amusement line al the time has been
fulfilled. Never before have there
been 70 many shows and games. A
trained animal show Was The mos,
popular to-day, although the merry.
eo-foand ran il ciose second.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
Al changes Of advertisements
must be- in hand not later than
Tuesday morning.

The long looked for dinner Of The
fssh and Game I.esgSe did not deTel.
ops mach ~ political boom for the
ue1i governor u Vermont, but Il did
give iAsose ~bo we're present an OPP
possBnisy u Eneesla9 tbs man sho may
change the order q things 81 the nett
Repahlscan National Convention. Coy
crnor Hughes certainly made scD
fsYors,,Ic impression on the majority
of shoss present II one may Judge by
ihu reports and remarks Of those who
are close observers 81 men and events.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
Burr 4 Burton Seminary Opens

School opened Tuesday, the 10Th.
and ihs entering class IL the larges, in
great many years and they come
frcm all qaASfess
Daring The summer vacation much
has been dome In The way Of pcrma.
neni repairs and Improvements and
much si.ll remains 10 be done before
This grand cd Institution viii be Up 10
rlsts wAsst il flcuM bS. New
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12

A. W. nsrrngsoa. Dorset Fsad,
t.rsi X. r. povuing. Philadelphia. :
sDd =
finai round.
Tsllinghssi bcss Harrington. J Mp
LOSING Ei.ar, snnosp DIVISION.
sc,n,-Gnl ruund.
n. suiph.n. Winchester. beat John
I. Taylor, Brcoklins. J up.
II. W. Prsia, wykagyi. boAi y. q.
AlIen. Woodland. . and 4.
Fiasl round.
Pratt beat snipbcn. ! mp.
Third sxTrEN.
Seminal round.
RIP. Mcqueen, Ekwanok. beat i.
r. Coonts. Dorset Field. , and Z.
y. s. Holisy. Dorset Field. beat n
Michael. Woodland, ! up.
Final round.
Hpllcy bcai MeQaeen. q and ..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
Bennington, Vermont

X66ssaS u wsIoo1ss, Hon. Marry q
0serUs rssksr. prsaidsnt Of the jamss
town rssesassanial sxpositton-
Muote
AA1rssA osvssnos ciAuAs A. SWANSEA .,
vlselnia-
MUS.
A1zsssa osvsSaos IssssAss D. Psssssa
u vsrnoat
nuae.
Allrsss Rsa. yssspA 4 D. Boss Il vss.
mont
Nustc. star acanSisd Bannsr."
10 D m~-Luneheon 10 the of1ciai party
II ths Swiss Alps village.
30 m---Rsstsw Of all troops, both req.
xiar and mfifsaa. stationed IT the sxpoei.
ton. BY the governor Of Vermont
TO II .. n. Reception BY ths govsrnos
q vsrmoat ~ In Vermont etats bviid-
TIE Vermont deisgatiou .goss 70
Newport News ca . special train, and
In headquarters during IT. stay
VIII b. at the Hotel warwick. This
dsisgatioa VIII b. composed Of ths
sovsruos Of the state and bis stag,
v.ieutsnant Governor Prouty. the en-
dire congressional Delegation OF Yer
ment. ~ AdJufant general OF the stats.
practically the entire state i~gisla tur
and many other distinguished cittssn
q she 0reen Mountain State
Vermont al the Exposition
vsrlpoot's participates In IL
y1Dsstovn exposition. While not -
saahoesfs q eosuy - sssps of hsr -
~ seasss pssAApA = nsvsstAslsss VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
Fasr ABT.lsarox.

Easr ARLINGTON.
Mrs. r. A. Blair and son, Harold,
.ers IN Truy Saturday,
-Mis MsFy Bpdro u Lynn, Mass,
is visiting hsr sneis, Y, w. HadFo.
Mrs. W. \. Gookson returned
Moussy 10 Der home 10 Worcester
Mass.
Roy N. Andrew has returned 10
Yale college after several weeks in
town.
Miss Caroline Shudelton is visiting
her brother. W. Y. shuifelton in Gard.
ner, Mass.
Mrs. N. A Madison Of Winsted.
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Richard Webb.
Edward Il, Akares NJ New Haven.
Conn. 10 visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rueben Andrew.
Miss Nellie Cole left Wednesday
for North Adams, where she has n pos
ition AS teacher in the Rural Training
sohool.
r.. A. fsiais. wide md son, lef'
Thursday for Lyons, Ohio, WHARF they
will visit the formers brother, DIR. 7.
l.. Blair.
Miss Pauline Webb has returned
from Rutland, where she has been
spending ssyppsl weeks With her sister
Mrs. Bert Marshall.
EAST RUPERT.
School begins next Monday.
Charles Roberts spent Monday in
Manchester.
Miss Alag Hsrwopd returned from
Cola, N. Y, Tuesday.
Miss Lola Roberts visited her
brother, A. A. Roberts, recently.
Mrs. John Frost was in this part
of the town one day last week.
Mrs. John Roberts called at Mrs
William Beattis's sunday afbslpoon.
Miss Hazel Wheten and Eugene
Wheten spent Saturday in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cubit visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tobin recently.
Mrs. ]. ROll spent . few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Flora Roberts, 70.
Gently.
Several from here expect to attend
the fair at Manchester il the weather
permits.
Misses May Frost md Mary jerks
svess A.~-s.-s- .-s iA.ss ,.,e~. - asSobe I'd
Stones in Dandy.
Miss Orrie Baker OF West Rutland
is the guest of friends and relatives
here and in Dorset.
bANDGROvE.
Fred Perkins is visiting bis father
in-law, p. H. Bull.
Mrs. A. ID. Bates has returned
home from Albany, N. Y.
Miss Jennie vestine has finished
work for Mrs. Edmund Batchelder.
Miss Mabel Reynolds Of London
derry, is visiting at J. y. Thomson's.
Carl vestine has the job Of trans
porting the scholars from the north
district 70 district No. 2.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich OF
Cambridgeport are visiting at Frank
Rush's and II. W. Roby's.
And still those wedding bells keep
ringing. Monday evening. September
2, Aaron Sheldon Of Marlboro. and
Miss Mary J. Barton Of Landgrove,
were united in marriage at Amos
Wade's in Londonderry by Rev. Mr..
RissalI