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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
SSH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Observed by Mr. and Mrs. {. w,
Phelps, South Dorset Nov. 10.

South Dorset. Nov. ~. Sunday
November 10. was day Of unusual
interest to two Of our townspeople. Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles w Phelps 81 South
Dorset, il being thu i5th anniversary
Of their marriage, Because the date
fell on Sunday they could observe, il
only ~ q quiet way,
Charles w. Phelps and Dimis Till
hand were married IA Dandy Nov. 10,
1852 aud 1T once came 10 Dorset to
reside. Here their home has always
been. Mr. Phelps following the occupa.
ton Of farmer. They are both in ex-
eellcut health Mr.. Phelps was born
Jan. T lS2G and She Jan. Il, ISIS. They
have four children, Merritt G Phelps.
whose residence is IN Dorset; Fred II.
Phelps Of Lee, Mass, Mrs. A. 5. Good
win Of Fitchburg. Mass, and Mrs.
Winthrop Of Boston. They also have
four grandchildren, Mrs VIM. Mon
trey, now travelling IN South America,
Miss Catharine Phelps, u student in
A.hburuham. Mass, and the Misses
Irene aud Doris Goodwino Of Fitchburg,
Mass,
There is yet one couple living who
were present ut the wedding Of Mr..
aud Mrs Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs, Will
liam Root Of East Rupert who early in
October observed their 9Th marriage
anniversary Mr.. and Mrs, Root are
advanced ia year, and in feeble health.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Collins of Dor
set, although not witnesses of the
Phelps ceremony have long been neigh
bors aud friends On October 20 they
observed their 18th. anniversary.
Congratulations are extended by
many friends to all these venerable
people and hopes are expressed that
their days on the earth may yet be
MANY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
BENNINGTON NOV. I'D.
First DiSlTICt. ORDER or The Eastern
Star, Holds 9Th Annual Meet
ing at that lime and Place.

The 18th annual meeting of district
No. /, Order Of the Eastern Star, will
be held in Masonic hall in Bennington
FRIDAY evening, the 22d, under the aus
pieces Of Mount Anthony chapter, No.
|, the mother chapter Of Vermont.
Among the grand officers who will at
tend will be Dr. George II. Gorham,
grand patron. Mrs. Jessie l.. Bigwood
grand matron, and Mrs. Ruby e. Haw-
hey. grand lecturer.
The opening ceremonies will be con
ducted at 1880 O'Clock by Mount An
thony chapter, followed by the recep-
ton Of grand officers. Mrs. n. J Pot.
iey. Jr., w. NJ. will dellyerthe address
Of welcome, aud the response, will be
made by Edwin NJ Burditt. u. d. D..
"a. p.
A business meeting will follow, af-
ter which the work will be exemplitied
by Mount Anthony chapter Remarks
viii then be made by the grand lectur-
er aud grand officers and others will
speak on the good Of the order. The
closing exercises will be conducted by
Mount Anthony chapter The usual
banquet viii be served at $50 o'clock.
The chapters included in the LIST dis
trict are Mount Anthony, No. !, Ben
ningtou; Adonram, No -, Manches
ter Center; Tucker, No. -, North Ben
ningtou Red Mountain, No. IL, Ar
lington; Wayerly, No 10, Wslingford;
Phyllis, No, ~. Rutland; Libanus, No.
II. Bristol; Evergreen, No. 63, poult
nry, aud Fair Haven, No. 70, L. H.,
E.3p Hav.p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
'Twere Ever Thus.

Editor Macarthur of Granville Sen
iual speake- with much truth when b,
wrote the following. We have all been
there Running q newspaper is just
like running hotel, only different
When q man goes into hotel aud find.
something on the table which does NOT
sou him. he does not raise blades with
the landlord and tell him 10 stop bis
Old hotel Well hardly He SETS thai
dish "a one side aud wade. into the
many dishes tina suit him II Is differ
eat wlth some newspaper readers They
lad an article occasionally that does
not sntt them exactly aud without stop
pong 10 think il may please hundreds
Of other readers. make IA grand stand
play aud tell the editor bow a paper
should b. run aud what should BE- put
into IT, Bat such people are becoming
fewer EVER year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
A LESSON.

EDITOR JOURNAL;
From the surrounding towns comes
reports Of The heavy damages and
vashouls upon our highways by the re-
cent rains. Let us derive some bene-
fit from il by the lesson, costly though
il y. that has been taught US, namely;
.hat il is utterly impossible 10 keep our
highways, especially where il is billy.
without due aud full attention 10 the
matter Of bitches, sluiees, and water
bars, particularly The waterbars.
II our surrounding towns had used
the money spent in cutting brush, in
fixing up their sluices and waterbars.
how different sould be the situation
todayl Now, TO "a large extent, except
ID tie town Of Peru. our roads are a
gone. Peru. instead Of cutting brush,
fixed up her waterbars, and let anyone
who travels note the difference.
When our Road Commissioners come
to understand that there Is not bill
road 10 the country which eau be safe
ly icn without waterbars, they will
then. and moi until then, show that
they understand the first principles Of
roadmakiug. and are fit Cor their posi-
tons Only 4 road o. adamhnt will
stand use. upon our hills, without
saiertars. and there is not s particle
81 excuse Tor ihe present condition, for
i takes only the brains Of an infant 10
comprehend The necessity ~ the INST
Ter. aud the expense Is comparatively
trivial
IN the spring our Commissioners will
put an their machine. and roll % fine
road ita look ail, composed of soft
ssua that il dead sure 81 sash out after
the passage 81 tbs iiri loaded leain and
heavy rain,tofm, becsasr not guarded
BY waiefbAu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
RUSH WORK ON FLEET.
Many Navy Yards are Working Out
The Details Of the Pacific Cruise.

Washington. Nov. TO- Every detail
Of the preparations for the departure
OF the baitlcsbip fleet for the Pacific
ocean is now well IN hand. aud by
December 10th. the date on which the
vessels will pass out of Hampton Roads
in review before President Roosevelt
members of his cabinet and high OIL
GERS OF the navy, all arrangements for
the comfort Of the men en route will
have been attended to.
At all the navy yards the work Of
making necessary repairs y being
pushed sua these will bc completed Wy
December ith provisions are being
stored aboard the vessels and their
coal bunkers are being filled to their
capacity Upon the recommendation
Of Admiral Evans, four anchors viii be
carried by each vessel SO rs 30 be ready
for any emergency
The cost of provisioning the fleet is
estimated at about SI7l. 900 reckoning
that $1,000 men will be fed for 100
days. Only this week contracts were
awarded for head cheese, frankiurters
and other sausagts aud veal.
Advantage will be taken Of the cruise
90 make several tests with the proyi-
sions aboard, as 10 their preservation,
packing aud handling II is desired 10
find some suitable form Of bagging in
which 10 carry dried provisions for it
il believed bags viii afford more com
pactness aud greater facility in hand
ling difficult ~ places than il the con
tents were carried IN boxes aud barrels.
Incidental to the visit OF the feet To
the Pacific coast, the navy department
Is making arrangements 10 obtain
place for small arms firing there. 50 as
TO give the men al opportunity for ey
perience 10 that direction. II may be
that improlised targets viii be- SET up
Magdalcna bay where there Is 10 BE-
considerable target practice. but the
preference il 70 acquire land. enabling
the establishment Of ranges 10 accom-.
MEDIATE 2N1 men day. as al Guam
lauamo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
A wei Adxsr,l..a psul,r, 5000.

A satisfied customer IL thu best ad
yertiscment any business house car
have. Such expressions as are given
Ia the following letter from Asahel
Puffer Of Jericho. VI, are indicative OF
the Kind Of advertising Pages Per.
fected Poultry Food" receives II also
accounts Ia a large degree for the enor'
nous sales OF this staple article Here
is the letter Il wish 10 keep the agcn'
cy for Pages Perfected Poultry Food
another year call your Poultry Food
the best | ever used, and the neighbors
all speak very highly OF IT,"
Amy one sending his address on a
postal card TO G. 5, Page Hyde Park,
VT, aud mentioning this paper. will re-
ceiye by mail, free, postpaid. a sample
package OF Pages Perfected Poultry
Food"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Estate of Augustus Boyle.

Ordcr vt Publication ot Will
SfAfr OF VERMONT, District 81 Manifest
Ct, SIS.
81 ~ ~ MHtRlp that at session Of
the Probate Court holden AZ Ntbthestet
within and TOT said bistflt un the Tlh day
Of November A d 1907
tRt StNt Hon, W q lpOlRtOh, lupU
WHEREAS, a certain instrument inviting
under seal, purpodiug 10 b. the last VIII ard
testament Oi Augustus tuNit late ul
Dorset, deceased. having been this
DAY presented to said Court ~ lWe
hate AMI duly filed IN the Register plli,e
Therefore i IS ordered that an persons inter-
rSted in the estate III said deceased tc nutie
tied 20 appeal before said count At the pN-
bate once IN Manchester, 10 said Dftttt on
the ,ih dly IN Det AZ igu3 hy publication
Of this order three weeks sutirsSttcly pteN
ious thereto, IN tie Manchester iuurnal .
newspaper printed II Manchester aforesaid
Ia SHOW cause II any tley may have WhS
said instrument ~ wlitue SHOULD MOI b.
proved and allowed as the lusl VIA and
testament Of SAID deceased
wa lDGlkl0N Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
New YORK CENTRAL LINES.
The GfokA Earnings Tot The Nonih
Of Serlemher

ihs talap 0e tateWrut * ihs gnats
taruyurs afite Nss Ysk ytuiral Hoe
81 ias nmih q September
Nov NW8 Ccaita asd Hudson RsstF
su35 go Is Gas a53 Ga ne
Late sbpFt sad Mnhaap Sabthrn
lus Z. ~ al2, az ~ nc
TAI, E8e and We.ieru
4as sa5 ~ IG.ll5 q no
Ch.esgo. Indiana and Saatheni
eAaa 90 $3.50 81 me
AeW Aofk ChieAg0 aud ~ lsonis
ss1.iiG ai Gl,G6 % inc
Michigan Central
2.G8 - ~ 216.t'4 10 me
tieyr tiu. Chic. and ~ l5onis
a.a6l ~ II "a ~ c. ige
levsia and Eastern
"a .7m Il lu..ss7 II inc
Cincinnati Northern
"a ~ ~ 4 1Ga ~ dee
pilishufg and Lake Ere
.i0s 800 a. 319 ~ ~ inc
Rutland
3l4,J4l - 1917 Ol inc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

pau AZ q ihsss bills 4 gaasl un.
CSC msu sah spaae Ahae aia
ebfapy usks uaisrbam uh.el aid
pvrrse shvm aad, 81 tlir sams ut,
o. - di-aouio,i % pass oyts 30
uai mcan iie sras,less. disle. uni
hawmoet. soofteH n,s4. ana - AZ. ae
alins o. psss over hat larrs. .ali.
beHy rounded bars. that all last
shu0gh is year ana ave- comfortable
~ ride ofer Thss, bar, sbonl b.
broad b,gb 10 ibe misldle. weu Sled
ia front and n ibt form ~ The iter
~
Although coarse gravel with mhil
Stone. underneath, csried 10. aou be
preferable, ytt, IN IT. absence. thf
.psd, properly used, with s,l, ,ied
material clos, nj haud. eill do the YORK
10 good advantage
II our Read Commissioner ,uld
take drive scrqss the Peru turn Ike.
and ~ee whst Is there donr. i would.
dare say be- tune well spent. This
riad /, mountainous aud bard lo kotp
yr, IL spite ~ ~ heavy traffic. tw niy
dollar, q mile keeps Il ~ in 6ue coudi
ton There IL no iuachinc pnt upon
It. aud is whole working force =
PLAN, common sense. everyday nan
who usrs bis common SENSE as hs main
tanl He has, therefore. good rad,
aud not only good road bat one Kept
ia repair eheaply Good roads arr the
best investment and poor roads are the
worst investment We can possibly IN
dulge ia Let Us therefore, have good
roads, IA fact We MUST have them,
roads good when first made. aud roads
that will keep. When sure thai 1t will
properly be laid out, 40 expense should
be spared to Secure them.
NJ. J HArGoop.
Perm, Nov :.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
FINE PRINTING
JOURNAL OFFICE
Look Out!

There are some dealers la this see
ton selling Felt Roofing Ginning il is
just AS good as Paroid mo Tar" and
made at the same works. Now +. W.
Bird q Son. East Walpole, Mass,
makes Paroid Roofing and they make
no other Felt Roofing, and ! am the
only agent selling il in this section and
il is the only Roofing that will stand
our climate for 20 years. 1T is LIST,
all others ID" $3.50 for los square
feet, nails, caps and cement in each
roll, for spot cash delivered by A. l..
BOWEN. Photographer, Auctioneer
and Collection Agent. South Dorset,
Vt. Phone 1924 3iniw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Commissioners Notice.

Estate Of lDllN and HANNAH / BAttls.
The undersigned, having been appointed
by the lion Probate Court tor the District II
Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive, eNe
anime ana adjust an tlaims ana demands OF
all persons against
John Bsttis and Hannah t. BATHS late of
Manchester
in said District, deceased hereby give notice
that We viii meet iOf the purpose OF ~
aiming and allowing Said claims AZ
the late residence ~ said deceased,
on the IN day Of May, los
from two O'Clock = NJ unt touf cntk =,
A., Of said day, and that six months trpm
the IN day Of November y feo5 IS the
time limited by said Court Tor said creditors
10 present then claims 10 rs Tor examination
and allowance
Dated Al Manchester thN 7th day Of
November A ID. 1907,
NJ 1 MANltf, rom,.
,, p,o w ING
3Q- 4W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Annual Meeting OF the Hillside Golf
Climb

The annual meeting of the Hillside
Golf Club was held Ia the old club
room in the Hard block Tuesday even
INK al ) ~ O'Clock There was large
attendance and the electiouwas q good
naiured affair aud passed % harmon.
iously sinh the following officers elect.
Cd 10 serve for the ensuing year;
A. G oryis president, J G.. Baenn
III yiee president. NJ t. petiibone "A
Wee president. +. y Elliott secretary
aud treasurer The greens committee
Is composed 81 Messrs. Frank Regain.
T.. D. Elliott andJ G. Bacon while the
tournament committee was fiird by
ihe election 81 A T.. Martin, =. n.
Swift sud Dr. l.. L. Pierce
The report u The treasurer va. read
sud showed comfortable balance on
the right side u the ledger aud the
best thing about il was that the treas
uror, when asked 10 show the money.
had u ~ show.
Il was decided 10 bold the regular
annual bnnque, aud A, G. or,is and } !,
g. Bacon were msde committee IA
hook into the matter aud make such
arrangements as q time and place w.
they saw III. Il wa voted that each
member be- entitled to bring one friend
With him
There were 6yc new members elect.
81 ] = Wright, Rev Vincent Raw.
Dr |. y, ilemcuwaS b. II, femen.
say aud Waller Buck. and Two mrm.
beers seut "a their resienations. Il A..
Martin who Is II Darmoulh college
and Leaie Touslry ahI b. 10 Oregon.
Votes af thanks wen niadr "a
Messu. becoarsey. Thaeher and a.
" keed iot lhe hcaalJiai cups present.
81 The club L. x Maenanehian tof The
spisndld entertainment given last year
al ihe banquet, aud ~ Judge Manson
aud 4. G. ORR, for the grAlnii0as use
d their lands for plsyinR over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Long String OF Victories Credited TO
Horse Owned by B. A. Buckley.

The finely bred trotting mare, sally
simmons, THAT was formerly owned b,
h. +. Bedford, OF Greens Farms, ha,
been sold to the Madden Brothers an,
has been shipped TO Kentucky.
MAMMA, Rallies. and Half Moon, al
arrived home safely on Sunday last
and are now comfortably located il
their winter quarters at the Gilman
barn, Black Rock. MIR. Burgess, VIII,
piloted MAMMA TO her many victories
this summer, is soon to take mp somt
youngsters and get them in shape foi
the season of 1905. He has something
good on hand which he hopes vii
make as fine showing as MAMMA has
this season. As soon as the horses
have rested and things are put right Al
the barn, MAMMA viii hold recep
ton aud all her friends will be invited
to same.
After Nahmu's race ut Baltimore
last week IN the free for all class, wher'
she defeated Kid Shay, who had {
mark of 2:07 II, there were seyera
parties called at her stall and Were
ready to pay almost any price TO Owl
her. No horse has ever met with Sc
much admiration, and coveted so mucl
MS Nahma has, and the prices that ha'
been offered Mr.. Buckley for her is vel
up in the thousands. Next season, i
all goes well, MAMMA will be started ii
the Grand Circuit and her driver, Mr.
Burgess, has every confidence in hel
to 90 n mile in 2.0G or better Bridge
port (Conn Telegram
On Sept. 9th, at Mount Holly, n
j.. MAMMA also won a beautiful silver
cup valued at Sl75, for winning the
fastest heat in race during the meet
ing held there that week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

With the importation into this coun.
try Of nearly go 900 900 IN gold IN the
last Two weeks the financial situation
seems 10 be somewhat easier, bnt the
end is not set The minis are now
hnsillug this goldup into money and II
is 10 be- hoped that when that gets into
circulation that the numerous banks
which have been forced 10 close their
doors temporarily on account Of mol
being able a. get currency IN sufficient
quantities 10 transact their business
will bc able 70 resume without any loss
Ia their depositors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

:, uath pau y tts as aass's tsa
hrn ~ hs8ne Nssdf o. .iar
4udt ssg elementary pra g
~, iaem asrsiaii5 sHs rs f1s isihs
asp stat,tf oaos earsy ahd ete lse "a
aiis she's lts# s8ftutsrr rash 3
81 iAt iss talnais i Z mpa' faf
to- AZ maa a Bo q rgad DE ads
ausl - i4tuaB itgs4hsf a. 4ark
80 lsss4b.t SAY u erar = era re
paper pfhit8 ~ easrh thr m
i}a3iagd s1p.nieu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Commissioners Notice
rstnle Of IllronoRr SmllL


The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court tot the Distinct 81
Manchester, commissioners TO receive ca
anime and adjust all claims and demands VI
AL persons against
theodore swift late Of Manchester
m said District deceased, hereby give notice
that We viii meet for the purpose Of cxamln-
INK and allowing said claims AZ the late FEST
dente Of deceased in Manchester on the gth
day Of May, 1908 from two O'Clock T. M 20
four O'Clock p m. OF said day, and that
SIX months from the 9Th day oi November
A. = 1907, IS the time limited By said
Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims 20 Us ior examination and alloW-
1Uce
Dated al Manchester this sth day Of
November. A. y, igJz
CHARLES n HAWtEY, r.a.,.
GEORGE | TOWSLEY, ,V"l 7.
Agnes N swift lKeciutfix and George
smith Almr., Manchester, VI
1y-sW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Food for Thought.

Especially for our advertisers We are
copying = part Of an editorial trom the
Bellows Falls Times lis good com.
n1on sense, IT, good business sense,
aud 4 ls 81 sufficient Importance u
b0slness nen cor them "a think il over
Good advertising Is Que II the trunk
nerves 81 trade Poor advertising i,
bot little use.
Mus, merchant. in the retail bnsi
nesa d. advertising ~ some sort
Some advertise their business by win.
dow display: some use circular letters,
flyers aud big posters some paironiz,
holei register, elecirtr cars, etc.
some make Use q newspaper adYertis
ms, some make use ot several kind,
If advertising. and ia this way show
wisdom u they maintain the right pro,
pattieus. Il Is the opinion o. bushes,
men everywhere that esspaprr al.
vrttssiHg d the best aud ia The long
un ihs cheapest
The rlnss y intercsted Ia neWspap.
- advertising snd suggests % its pal,
runs that they make ressonabl,
Appropriation zach year tor this kind
" pabhcsiy When setting on ihi.
suggestion merehsuts don't have h
co. oai nj plhcr kinds II advertising
uleg SIMPLY divide 40 ihe sam total
thai lhty ssi sside each YEAR fog ndyrr,
ilsne lheif business
Merchants. hopeyer. should besr ia
migia thal nvWspapsF advertising sill
noa PAY anless lhoaghi sad attention
q gssen ieti The ads musi be chang
- aud -ssne ,b0aehi masi De- gwen b
ltrpAuhe ihtm. Too many abt-riis.
rfs aass ahiti ihe iasi possible minais
beioft Siieuspilng 10 uIsie An nj and
thea they shove ia any old thing aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

isa3h ~ tlte sijrsss - yeuF snapper
A. Do daie asdifaies iAe tlnc ~ which
yoa srs pad ~ No receipts are sent
tai tie dAte M your wrapper pill ~
changed 10 one seek after payment IS
mAie Subscribers mili please wAieh
their wfnppers, 4 e important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

Ii tefomes necessary nowadays FOR
people oul II doors 10 be garetul what
lhey Do o. several photographs have
recently been taken ~ The mountain.
cas- section 81 Southeastern Vermont
by photographer accompanying Leo
stevens. The hrreouhni, on his recent
tap irom No Adams Mass to just
across tie line ia New Hampshire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

The quarterly reports Of the Vermont
Laboratory al Burlington are always
interesting reading Ia the last issue
il shows upseyeral medicines that have
submitted 10 them for examination aud
tells just What they are composed Of
aud what they ought Ia cost as com.
pared with ,he excessive prieea asked
for them This laboratory handled
1851 specimens during the month just
passed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Notice

ny vile, lofrnte WAeas leash. maiden
pamc ilofcnae lena Nltnsh having len ny
hed and board without lust tauSe hereby
give notice that Wiii not ~ responsible lot
any debts she MAY contrast
Furthermore all persons dic Narnej
against hath0nng Nati latgntu WHO'S Teach
under the penalty Of The law
Dated At New luri, rs. p,tubet o.. ~
Stpnrdl q NILSSON ltA1H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

Tue Ruliand Herald has taken on a
different appearance since since Editor
Hsll assumed charge The Herald IS
alaays a Hswfy sheet but i seems ~
though 4 acre Btssier than ever Mr.
Pargons will devote hi, entire time -
tse bnsiuess end u ihe paper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

The Orleans County Monitor has
been going through the same process
Of moving that thls paper has aud we
congratulate that hnsiling sheet upon
It's prosperity Il has moved into a new
building aud been installing new ma
chintry. al Of which leads as Ia the
assumption tina, Editor tiiipn is bound
o. be up.to date,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14
Changing Address

sFAtt ftaasttanF thsA1s q sAsfstt tet
80 as4 - Ffststf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

Ne 80 Himsys gdsssfs " fstfast s4fHas -
tnasssss trsa aht rmasasa t9a auti ee stfff
fHst tnN@ mNe fks ~fqtsg ~ ae a. go tta W
tles - fher ns80f htsttfHtiea pste tnsusff
sssrat & sa5 - i5fs ifEfiHfE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

The cOHdltuuonaiIty Of the weekly
payment law has been passed upon by
the Supreme Court Of the state aud
they .ty Il ~ good This will probab
is settle The disputes that several cor.
poratlous have been having regarding
the matter. aud the laboring man vail
gtt his pay every week as Is right and
lfulTT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

n ass a atssa ta o8sf wNHf9
q tl0ts - appe Ast.asa " ANY
oaf Fss ~ laf rlah hpase
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

Al changes Of adseriiSem .nis
mast b Ia hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
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LANDGRoyE.

Frank Abbott cut his thumb quite
badly Saturday.
-Delbert Stone of Peru was in town
Thursday on business.
"A moving picture show was IN town
recently and reported a large atten
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Towsee have
been visiting Mrs. Algine Wiley in
Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Potter visited
her sister Mrs. Eugene Vets, in Yves
ton, Saturday.
SYNDICATE.
w. b. Godetie will have a turkey
shoot at Sunderland Borough on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Nov 9th and
18th at Q a. m. 2g2w