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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
MANCHESTER VS.. DORSET,
First Meeting Resulted in Defeat for
Dorset, $500.

The Dorset team was defeated Thurs
day last in trap shooting contest, by
the trap team OF the Manchester Gun
Club. 50 to 66. Owing TO the cold wind,
neither team made high score. Five
rounds of five shots each were fired,
Lester Reed of the Manchester team
made the best score. breaking IL out OF
-. Summary
Manchester-H II. $. King, .; W. {.
Miller, IL; Lester Reed, II; II. 5. Wal
ker, 6. j. c. Bacon, 10; J. W. Fowler,
Z; ?. W. Lincoln. s; j S. Batchelder,
10; Carl Madison. q; II. J. Dyer, D;
total, SO.
Dorset Glover, 10; Council, 10; Kill
burn, 6: Mccoy, 5; West, 9; Harwood,
4. Williams. B.; Morris, ,; Phelon, q;
McDeyiit, 3; total, &C.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
1.-The Heart OF Maryland"

David Belasco's greatest work, THE
Heart Of Maryland, !" a play which dur
ing the ten years Of its existence has
been witnessed by over seven millions
Of people, will again be seen at the
Bennington Opera House, Nov. 2.
One Of the most effective and sensa-
tional scenes eser shown in play
closes the third act of 1.-The Heart OF
Maryland and never fails IN rousing
an audience 10 the height of emotional
excitement. This is the scene where
Maryland Calvert. in order TO save her
lover from capture and death, PUSHES
np the staircase OF the old church,
through the weird gloom she reaches
the belfry and with all the energy of a
last desperate effort clutches theclapper
AZ the big bell swings 10 and fro. thus
preventing the signal being rung out
that would bring back her lover to the
ignomnous death Of spy. 10 which he
had been sentenced by a drumhead
court martial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
A PROCLAMATION


Yse sasiy eiilers u Apw England.
alter the harvest had been gathered,
stts msged 80 appoint = day % which
10 eons together and give unilei thanks
e. TODD tor llis protecting cafe and
lsrbehreni providence.
kash succeeding generation has
aeemed u wise abd e,ad 70 fulloa the
naofeui example II these noble eilon.
isia.
Heartily endorsing this custom and
firmly believing b the religious intent
ii THE Observance name Thursday.
thc tMeniy,rigblh day u November
pafftui day u remembrance aud
Thanksgiving. for the people Of this
State
les not ihe day be given over wholly
~ amnsemenls and social pleasures,
but lsl us be- mindful 81 the lofty pur'
pose IL Il. usthuiipn By public wor.
ship sud private devotion. lei as on
lhis isy express ouf especial Ucogni-
tiou ~ our dependence upon God, aud
our sincere gratitude for III. Divine
favor
For the opportunity Ia labor and the
product, % Held. mill. aud shop: for
the love OF education. aud The diffusion
~ learning, for the growing respect
for Law, and demand for Us faithful
administration, aud Tor that strong,
sensitive religious spirit which keeps
NJ ii pursuit Of the ideals Of the faith
ers. begeis a lively hope in mems
hearts aud lilamines and gives faith
for The future lei our thanksgiving be
made.
Bat lei rs prove our gratitude and
make il real before all men by uniting
with our rejoicing q spirit Of mcekness
And 4 live aud active sympathy Tor
ssitm that ,,e ST want ~ misfortune,
II lhes. and other fitting ways lei us
commend Il, Others. establish iirmer IN
our own lives, aud Justify and commit
10 unr children our patriotism. rever'
ence. aud high and noble purpose Of
manhood,
Given under my hand aud the seal Of
The State thistwelfih day Of November,
ia the ycar 81 our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred seven, aud Of the indie
pclalenee 81 the United States the one
hundred thirty second
FLETCHER -. PROCTOR
l3y the Governor.
BENlANiN WILLIAMS, JR.,
Secretary II Civil and Military Atlairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
List of Petit Jurors Drawn for Dec
ember Term Of Court.

The following list OF petit jurors 10
serve At the coming December term OF
county court was announced this
morning.
Horace X. Lawrence, Patrick y.
Cullinan Of Arlington; Richard NJ.
Houch,on. Edward Morrissey, Sidney
Burt. George Dewey Of Bennington
John Haskins. Thomas Malone. james
z. Burns Of Dorset; Robert Is. Young
o. Glastonbury; Alison A, Towslee OF
Landgrove; stAnnard Wilcox. George
Read. Jay Bentley Of Manchester; b.
A. Brouiy Of Peru; Joseph Barber,
William Herman, Eros D. Hicks OF
pownal: Clarence Whitney, y. G.
Baker Of Readsboro; Charles =.
sheldon. Wallace Towsley Of Rupert;
Wilson Bentley Of sAndgAis Mark
Sutton u Searsburg: William u. Mat.
iison. David 6aiusha. Herbert sisss'il
81 shaftsbnry. Henry Ebert q STAN
ford: Charles II. Whitman d Sander.
land; George Is. Hewes Of MinhAiii
william 5. Knapp o. wocdford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

danger hfit npat sXtsits % seald 10
3 nleaA ~ &vviate ssatv amiaiHAEaalg
illai ~ nmrmtpis - ste Amssesa
aasF oauma Amesss ~Asiy saa that
lsgaa &sss - " suY means nsurl
iae 70 e. efaiae hsA wAntamiH pre-
Negative mfassfs ga "a, sibisat9
ltwaeh ~ representative - NAth
aKtah shs sisbss lhe resepls EsHaspeei
M Amennsn pahlic j. npt railfsi
neon ~ H. iDefs sensitive ~ regards
1apshess sapctpistddies tiAn lhe Jap.
snrsp thsmrsstrs, and Fressdrrt ks,aAe
teli, cfalsr, must rtallss that ibcif opi'
~, against thr rrui.r y nga@psesl
zoos ihsl ibe Jspsnrse have declared
li6s the mtiiff does uoa rpneern thea.
Ths pgssssaiag newspapers. therefore,
tnny ehsss ~. jspan y poi galng y
eoi,bls ~ ~ Tinted States this iine'
Perhaps had ihoy been less tefror
stricken they would hstr perceived
plibsas ibe aid u Nisoounl Aoki that
var ceuid MOI possibly grow oai u
sach a. iuehs esiloaAhle proceeding a
the despatch ~ Amerlcan var ships y
Amrnean territorial sslers. and they
mial,i have reflected thai i Japan sere
really seeking pr.iekt for declaring
aar "a she lniissi States the sooner
tie ships we're despatched 81 the Psei'
e. the hstief.
Ia ihe event ~ Wat With Japan the
American uayy would he more service
able there than IN the AllAnilci but the
Newspaper adyersaries Of ihe cruise
sere 70 overcome by their Tears q
Japan o. their antsgonism 10 President
| Roosevelt thai they seem 10 have lost
their reasoning powers a. well as All
sense Of national pride. Surely The
United States has right 20 send IL
var ships to American ports ~ the
Pacific ~ elsewhere without consulting
any other nation. N. Y. Herald.
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Opposition 10 the Pacific Cruise
Should Now Stop.

Hsscoaut A0ki. the Japanese Ambas'
sa,lat IN Washington. has made one ~
tao II he New York Journals lcok "a.
oessiingiy foolish.
fet some siae pAsi they bass seen ~
stale eisseiy bordering on panic IA
consequence u President Rposeseiis
decision 10 send iar fletd q var ships
IL gAe Pacbe, such measure, they
hays walled. i "usnionly rroyoca'
irs and pill render sar wiih Japan
inevitable All u lost
foaaassely the japanese AnbAssa'
dos has sesEesl tie opportunity 70 pre-
ssui ~ afsAir il iss proper lishi BY
wi,ias DINNER parts ior Rear Aamiral
g,aas. siaa viii command ,he squad
rgn Is a. osnise 70 shc Fseife. We
csunt Asai. wiih ths ary humef lhai
shasnaefzes tbs 1APAnsse, has shoHt
IT, Pnessaeass aeWspaprr critics ihs'
their fears have made lhsm imagine 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

We "a noi sec Why Il should be- nee
essaf, fot prcss!ssl Roosevelt 20 he
constantly annoyed by this never
crasiug talk regarding third lerm.
Theses wlo knaw Theodore Roosevelt
pngh, "a know by this time that when
he Gays tim, he i not candidate for
~ nomination that h. means last What
be- says III war open enough 10
COME right uni a. soon ~ elected. with
lsiier stating thai he positively
aoula noi re- a candidate to succeed
himself. In the meantime keep your
rye on Chns. Il, Hughes. governor Of
Neu York state and master o. himself.
Hes moving very swiftly n the present
iine,
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psn. ~ N@ ID. sz
MI IiAnes,n

Ep4on % MANcunTEn gprksaLi-
n,f Sfs
Doab,less most ~ the Tar PAYERS o.
~ Manchester and ueighborug towns
have read ~. ] Hspgsod'- letter pub.
lishe.i IN the loaruAl and SITTER last
week. and ! end much diversity oi
opinion As to the Feasibility u prseile-
ing the principles SCI forth by The
writer ON moderately billy roads the
wslrrbars spoken II may b. etieeiual
aud proper. but locations where con-
siderable volume ~ water collects pro.
VISION must be made to inrn !, n much
and a. far ~ possible from the high
way IN order 10 avoid general wash.
out. especially where the watershed
that supplies the current Is extensive,
but where the bitches are so long and
deep and hold 50 much water Il must
necessarily cnt ont the soil badly 20
that depends largely ON surrounding
conditions. have Travelled over most
Of the ronds 10 this town and ! know
never haye seen better. But small
proportional our highways need water
bars. Just enough c0uyeNity or fnllness
la the center of the Travelled portion Ia
allow the water 10 flow 10 the sides
without washing, and most Of our roads
would b. more durable II the bed was
not disturbed at all, nor the sides
either for that matter, using the money
IN hauling gravel 10 the center OF the
Travelled portion and keeping the loose
stones raked ont. II should be pole,
Of oar road commissioners 10 walden tii'
highways where advisable and not hav,
them too browning, because Of the con
yenience ia passing automobiles a
well rs for general use. What som,
declare 10 he curse To the country
meaning the use Of automobiles, may
be a blessing ms we will wake up te
the desirability OF improved roads
Neighbor Hapgood's waterbar sehem,
| is bad one for those machines for tn,
dryers would be obliged to go slow on
they wonld be in the air most OF the
time. A friend has been telling me oil
an instance where the authorities pul
in waterbars for quite "A distance on
one of their main thoroughfares fol
that purpose and a lawsuit was the re
/ suit, but the court sustained the claim
that the town owned the highways ano
consequently had the right TO trea'
them as they saw iii. Now ! am moi
criticising any mans ideas asking fol
myself the same right OF expression,
and do so love TO see man have
some ideas once in while that arc
original.
EBER l.. TAYLOR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
A chance for BOYS to make a Dollar

We want all the bones we can get
Can use heads, hoofs, horns anything
in the line of bones If only dry. We
will pay Zoe per hundred pounds fol
thoroughly dry bones-we can pay
even more If strictly clean, hard, fresh
dry, boiled butchers bones-and pay
freights from your station If shipped
in lots of 200 pounds or more. May
be shipped in barrels or cheap sacks
-. s. PAGE. HYDE Park, Vt. "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Abolish the Farce.

EniHak 90 MANCHESTER Journal
DER Nif.
Two persons have just been tired iot
murder in this state and although the
evidence WAS complete, the verdict was
Tor SECOND degree only. thus establish
ing the utleT vpngnance 70 capital
punishment ia the average Vermont
iuryman, Il seems TO be only when a
EomAn eomes np that there d any
chance for coaylelion IN the fret de-
gfee Has NOT this state II Affairs gone
on long eboagl' These TRIALS eosi the
state an immense snm ~ money. and
attracted 81 imfaenss amount Of au'
hnslihfai al,enlion. whsch soald have
been weli.nigh eEsirel, done away ssih
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Commissioners Notice.


stale ui hihitAN ~ lFRNAFN
me undersigned having lievn appontejby
The liHi Probate Court i0f The bsifi.t -
Manchester commissioners % REVIVE FN
anilnr ana adjust aii claims 8ui demands ~
~ pcfsuns against
Rtbeesa ~ pfutan tate Of Sandgatc
ii sald District. deceased, hereby GiYr Watifc
that We wlll meet TOT the purpose 81 rNamin'
INK and allowing said claims a the
tate residence ~ deceased 10 SYNDICATE ou The
tith day OF May igos ifom ten cloak 80,
uulll Tour % llQtk y m OF said day ani that
Sta months tom lhr IN day a Nov ",
tso5 Is the time limited by SAID count TOT
said creditors 10 present thea claims 70 us
tur examination and allowance
Dated a. Manchester. this 10Th DAY Of h7t
A y 1897
u n DNik, fa,ts
1 IS SMITH.
]. u HICKS Admr, Manchester Depot VI
sQsg 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Railway Mail Clerks

A meeting of railway mail clerks
was held IN room Is in the Federal
building Wednesday evening TO form
a first division branch OF the Railway
Mail association. +. &. Sanderson oil
this city. was elected president. A. NJ
Barrett. Of Rutland, Vermont. vice.
president. and X. w. Hills, of this city,
secretary Treasurer. Times Union, Al
burg, N, Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

We will send free, postpaid, to any
farmer or poultryman who will write
us, mentioning this paper, our direc
tions for feeding Pages Perfected
Poultry Food" These directions rep
resent the combined experience Of
some Of the best poultrymen in New
England who have used our food sue
cessfully. There are also given many
suggestions as to the proper care to bs
given hens to produce the best results
Carroll s. Page, Hyde Park, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agre,
10 refund the money on J,-cent bot
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of TAI
If il fails to cure your cough or cold
We also guarantee n 25-cent bottle {,
prove satisfactory or money refunded
A. II. Peltibonc, Manchester Depot
II. A. Brophy, East Dorset, J. NJ
Armstrong, Dorset, Adams q Co., Eas
Arlington. Il. @. Adams, Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
AMONG THE PEOPLE.

ghis eoiunn 10 opss 10 these who any time
ietS that they soeis hss 10 say something by
wzy ct argurneni. fendsf an ersnieH o. pfes<ui
sagssthing tcF tht F1blae Good We solicit eef'-
sibaslabs iof IL, bui Do ne, hcit ourselves -
sissnsstls iot opinions expressed therin. be
bret sHa 10 the reint-td
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Important.

i.oos ., tbs A.lirs.. - your rrapI.f
a ilss safe sndsraiss iht sipt - which
sou ar PAID W. No reeeiFts ar asHs
bua iiir dsie 81 saaF wrapper Riil ~
changed "a ans sesk aiier paymeni =
made sahsegiis.rs sill please aaieh
ihesg nfappere. il " Important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

rhe sheep industry 81 ihc stale
sreins H. l,e 10 danger oi determination
u niparis from, all quarters regarding
The slaughter 81 those animals 10y dogs
49, Ill lrue. Which i the most Yalu.
nl,le 10 the slate or community fine
herd ~ sheep 81 lui VI worthless
dogs, ready 10 ehasc anything that has
life enough 20 Try - grt away from
ihrlf pafyWp~Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Look Out!

There ore some dealers Ia this sec-
ton selling Feb Roofing claiming i IL
jnst an good ~ PAroid mo Tar and
made 1t the same works. AOw r. W..
Bird a Son, East walpole, Mass,
makes Paroid Roofing and they make
no oihor Felt Roofing, and ! am the
only agent selling Il IL this section and
il is The only Roofing tbsl will stand
our climate for - years 4 II j. lsi,
al others "a" $50 for i1s square
feet, nails, caps and cement ~ eaen
roll. for spot cash delivered ~ A. t..
BOWEN. Photographer. AHetioncer
and Collection Agent, lsenth Dorset,
VI. Phone sG.2s, &a-3s
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Nolice

nv wiip. fl0frn,c WilsoN teach. mAticn
namr llarnee lcna NiltoSl, having lclt ny
heA and hlafa without iuSl cause hrFvbY
ti,p notice that Niil not ~ irsrouslblc to-
ant debts she may contract
Furthermore. an pefs0uk Afr WAined
against hathonug Saia ioitntt Wilcox lea Il
under the pcnalty nl the DAN,
Dated al NeN York as 0StUieF H. ,4r
Slgpe9f q NttsON LEACH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
Fall Teachers EXamina-
lions.

Examinations for certihcation
OF teachers will be held as follows
Maaai,oaiar csa.~.. at the
School House, beginning al 10
A. NJ. Friday, November IS, and
at 9, A. M. Saturday 10.
Bennington, at the School
House on School Street, Friday
and Saturday November 22d and
23ih, beginning each day at 9 A.
NJ.
Candidates unknown to The ex-
aminer must present a certificate
Of good character from some town
OF school official
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Examiner OF teachers for Ben.
uingtou County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

3hte tseNsstsmf tts@ft 81 s8Nsfst ssh
sftstsss steass nsi isats eve fst@tt ssAff''
- @s9l - gsfttni
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

Al changes oi sdssftIssm MIS-
must b in hand moi later Than
tuesday morning,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

4, n Riac e Bsiiea Fslls, aiao
~. eaatRsed y n,alpfReiire ga Miss
~ Martin ~ prafefstlle aho dlea
II IA. osbce D. RIDER /. noa 3 ihe
/. n Neuftsge n apfaaa - titsN
lni
Ma Urn law, A lliunt ~ Msn.
4. sgs,iss. eemmaudrg II ile "uh Yer
nj Brigade nw. "a gnrsi - hunpr
a,a principal speaker 81 ihp Rnnaal
hsBaart 81 thr lows toumanicrs,
Military Order q ihc leaynl Lagoon -
az niied States, Nhieh phs htld n
H.. Maiurs. l0va. November II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

Elsewhere will be- found Governor
Proctor Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Il Il worth reading
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

NJ 80 wtps Fs.sssF - ssttAss tsass =
snt.feel sthnI sea rhaftf 80 Hatst - ssfff
tsss ts,sS ~hN me 1NatH u ~ ~ MAR tsM ~
.frf - Yusf wsNs esstfsNF8oN Fstf tNHasisft
iseaf ear aseesfstifssl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
PRESENTS.

Ornaments for hair, neck and
waist are here III prolusion
Combs, Hat Pins, Barrettes. Stick
Pins, Belt Buckles Of ehaste dc
sign and exquisite workmanship.
They are developed 10 various
metals and the styles range from
Louis XVI 10 Art Neveau
Prices are as attractive as the
goods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21
What's tOHindcr?

During these long winter even
ings a VICTOR TALKING
MACHINE IS almost necessary
Anyhow It's a mighty nice thing
10 have II you want a minstrel
show you can have il. II you
want the latest song o. band
piece you can have j, YOU can
have dances with the VICTOR
Dance Orchestra for music, The
greatest Opera singers are also
at your disposal YOU ought TO
have one NOW
What sto hinder PREJUDICE
Wen remove that with one rec.
ord We had il ourselves until
we heard the VICTOR.
PRIcE2 The easy payment
plan il panaeea iof pocket book
troubles Would you miss a
dollar a week Aud your enjoy.
mcni commences the FIRST week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

CHOCOLATE aK' cHWm.ArG riki
Tbs mora sou eat the more you want
IL they are made from "OtRflt
Preparation Try u aud tell your
trends how pnsR i Is g. make dclictous
pies Three Sarie,ic, hemnn,
Chocolate, and Custani NJ grocers "
eguts a pHekAge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

had She esgFvus psnaiig tfra lntfason'
meai ~ lfe
IL nta mnehs n ilsest n1ues 81 ask
fa9mas. rashema. ~ - lhe aosaps
~ taxing Kasy iserrais iiie, ai@sys
ssneysiae. ~ raurss eAses n lhe scmis
nius gender Aew has nsa iAe time
rans when at eAn ewes hileN cur
asg~nSent stsiefs hAe adyaniaEr With
ilsssf sturdy bfashcrs. and ~ slps the
ni9s ~ hArbarism ~ irara oos siaiHi*
h,.eAs'
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Cook 4 Harris

The same company that gave
such entire satisfaction here last
spring are coming again. The
company intended to return here
in early summer, but being IN
such great demand at Chautau-
quas and summer resorts they
could not possibly reach here.
COOK & HA RRlS are miles
ahead OF all others. They present
a perfectly clear exhibition OF
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IoR 80 tnlAr

I~tNR SAT- stiNg NieWau t8Ai slnfe tgssA
hestef MANI HtS itR lUUENM
,atf Naag hester. VI
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Ice Cream

FOR THANKSGIVING
Leave order before o p. NJ Tues.
day. HARD'S DRUG STORE
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Moving Pictures

touching upon the events that
are occurring today
The company carries an eX'
cellent singer who illustrates
with beautiful colored slides all
the late popular songs.
COOK & HARRIS program
this year is entirely different,
they are presenting as a special
feature
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

IsjR SALT Wide. t0mioHahle three seat
! ngA spring NaEon. ample iol uine ret
SONS Saana. upng pprirEt ufirf rcnutnr
pafaain. MANSAtttNiAN
N4ptheAf "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-21

I.Op sal t,eo1 sound horse uensie
ana saitpd eithcl iui sAuiaEe n Nntk
Adafcss, MISS ANIMAL RATES.
AT Manchester VI
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FOR SALE /!

Some nice summer residence ~
Manchester and adjoining towns, aleo
all kinds Of village aud farm property
Inquire 81 W G. LAMpsON,
kEAL EsTATg BRoggR.
Manchester Depot. VI.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

until tile first of September, when she goes to It. Smith where she has position IS teacher III the public school.
 John Sanders returned Satur- day from Colorado where he had been tor some time with his brotber Lee, for the latter's health.
 Miss Lillie Craig went out near Springdale Monday to visit rela- tives.
 Uncle Jim Gibson. Dr. A. J. Harrison, Bill Homesley and Ii fus Gibson went to Sprlngdale Monday. Uncle Jim brought back brau new buggy.
 Miss Grace Phillips and little brother, Jack are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Will Sanders. this week.
 A few of the friends of Mir. and Mrs, Will Sanders took hay-ride out to their home Sat urday evening where they were pleasantly entertained for short time with ice cream and cake.
 Roy Joyce came out from Sprlngdale with John Sanders Saturday returning via White her.
 AIr. and Mrs. Wash Young man and two children, and Mrs. Rush and daughter Lille, went down on White River Friday re- turning Sunday.
 MoLLY CopDLE.