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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21

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Meeting Of Vermont State Board oil
Agriculture at Dorset

The meeting Of the Vermont State
Board Of Agriculture was held last
Thursday evening and was success in
every way. About IS attended the
afternoon session while in the evening
about 100 were present. The after
noon meeting was called to order by
r. NJ. Campbell Master Of the Grange,
and Mr.. Z. H. West delivered the ad-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
EDITOR or MANCHESTER JOURNAL: :

Dear Sir;
In the last issue Of the JOURNAL,
Feb. II, you warn the citizens Of Man.
chester against turning down old and
tried officials" Ny dear sir, are town
Offices life tenurei Why do we hold
ANIMAL town meetings Il not to correct
abuses Of authority by changing the
personnel Of the oflicesi Can you an.
swcr thaii Yearly, the citizens can
show the estimate in which we hold
our officers. II no change is needed
We can easily re-elect them. But the
principle that, because an official has
filed the requirements Of an Office, no
other citizen should ask for the place
by allowing his name 10 come before
the voters in opposition, il at variance
with our ideas Of democratic govern.
meni. Our town officials are mostly
executives, but very few thinking men
would advocate theory that the pres
Aisnt, or governor OF state, should
bold Office continuously bccaus. be had
been tried" We 20 on the supposi.
lion that there il more than one able
man 70 hold particular Office, because
u Ia human nature tina, unless there is
an incentive other than dischsrging the
duties Of an otiice,--a spirit Of emula.
iion--ihe dignity OF such Office will de.
generate,
] am Of the opinion that majority
should rule, and | am also firm in the
belief that the wise old trainers OF The
constitution OF this state wished each
and every citizen 10 express his desire
10 all such matters according 10 his
oath. The millennium would be here IL
We all though, alike and bad no pref.
erenee for who should bold our town
Offices. Yoa advise caution. That il
we'll; bu, there are. as residents Of
Manchester, more than one capable
man for each Office. II there IL no
enolumeni OF honor attached 10 town
Offices why DO We strive 10 gain ,hem'
II IL not for mofnrni 10 be supposed
thai an officer il holding otlice for the
best good 81 the people. Have We
reached thai Stage upon which there
can be no improvement in our officials
methods u managing our town niiairss
] ihink NOD. think there Ii Just NJ
much danger Of loss 10 The town from
the sncosnpeiency Of AL official kept In 4
ossSce Ihroagh favoriiism As there is In
allowing the voters 10 support a candi.
dale Of their own selection. II depends
very. very much on our view point. II
BE tcvs clerk ID qualified and has no,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
Green Cut Bone for Poultry.

During the freezing weather We cut
up great many tons Of green bone
and meat. There IL nothing better for
poultry. Price tJ.5o per barrel Of 20
poand.. a, which price We prepay
freight. 70 almost any station. AZ this
price cash must accompany order. Re.
NIT Al our risk by check. postal money
order, erpr~ss money order or regis
lered LITTER. Carroll 8. Page, Hyde
Park, VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21

We are forced 10 leave out much that
we would like 10 put In our columns
This week, but our advertisers are
again demanding our space aud we are
doing the bes, we can 70 accommodate
all concerned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
NORTH DORSET.

Miss Hattie Wing was guest ut
4. l.. Whitney's Saturday.
&C. p. Luther Of Bennington visited
friends in North Dorset several days
last week.
e. l.. Whitney entertained party
Of young people from East Dorset FRI
day evening.
Napoleon Rivet has taken the w.
II. Bebee farm to do the work thereon
the present year.
Miss Gertrude Carney has finished
the winter term Of school here and has
gone 10 her home in West Rutland.
John Mason Of Manchester has
rented Mrs. Ann Streeter's place and
moved part Of his goods there prepar-
atory to keeping house there soon.
Mrs. Olive u. Petty, who has been
away most of the winter, has returned
10 her home here accompanied by her
grand daughters, Olive and Elizabeth
Buechler.
SOUTH sHAFTsBURY.
y. X. billiard spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sheldon in Ben
Mrs. WIN. Bruce has been elected
president OF the Ladies' Aid Society,
and Mrs. Thomas Dunlop vice-prcsi.
dent.
"A very pleasant heart party" was
given Friday evening by Miss Isabel
and Harold Cole 10 about twenty young
people.
Several from here attended the flu
neral Of Mrs. Maria Knapp in Benning-
ton, Tuesday. She had passed the
fall and winter with the family Of CIR.
Hawkins. Feb. !. because Of sickness,
she was taken 10 the Samaritan Hos
pital, Troy, where she died with ty-
phoid pneumonia. Funeral services
we're held in the Baptist church, Rev. |
y. Morris officiating. Mrs. Knapp was
" Yeas OF age.
LASDGRovE.
Allen Hilliard aud family have
moved 70 Bennington.
There was a prayer meeting at NJ. |
D. Bates Friday evening.
Miss Freda Jones OF Peru and her
'wo brothers visited r. w. Roby, their
incle, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hulets have
zone 70 Salisbury 10 see Mr.. Hulett's
mother, who is sick.
Mrs. r. A. Woodwork Of Ludlow
: visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert c. Woodland.
m. d. Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
bur Bates went 70 Andover Thursday
nd brought home colt they had
here.
Mrs. Henry Gleason has 70 Brown
,egborn pullets, and in the month Of
december they laid 80 eggs and in the
month Of January they laid 3l3 eggs.
Fho can beat that
While Mrs. Rodney Roby was up
about u o'clock Monday night az
~ Der fire, she saw bright light on
err curtains. and on looking out she
NV the old mill at Clarksville all on
re. She called her husband and
aughter, who dressed as quickly As
cssible, and with quick steps they .
used the neighbors. When they
cached the old mill yard the fire was
eyond control. The telephones were
alckly pu, into use. and il seemed
N few minutes before there we're
en from Londonderry and Landgrove
} witness the falling timbes OF the
d mill. We all feel sorry for Mr..
aeon rs he had LOT Of lumber and
achinery in the mill; also 10, Of
81 IN the yard and woods. Mr.. Ba-
m will rebuild.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
DRESS GOODS

Remnants Of Dress Goods In skirt lengths, In
waist lengths, In whole costume lengths, At
greatly reduced prices.
One lot Of mixed Goods, about IS pieces In the lot
regular Soc and Soc goods. Sale Price. SOC I'd.
CSC Cashmere, A5inch wide. all shades
For this Sale. 4se I'D
An the Black Goods, all the Coiored Goods, no,
otherwise advertised are sold at 10 per ocnt.,
discount from regular prices.
Silks - per cent discount.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
The
A. h. CO.,

rs great time for the thrifty pub
lie, some Of these prices are less than
half, what the goods were fairly
marked not more than two weeks ago,
and il is all clean and high class mer-
chandise. All Of II desirable and good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
AMONG THE PEOPLE.

This column 10 open 10 those who a. any time
fsei that they would like TO say something by
way Of argument, rsndef an opinion OF psssen,
semsshins for the public good We solicit con.
sponsibIe Tor opinions sapfessed therein. Be
brisf and 10 the pont--Ed
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NOTICE.

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The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Wife SUES ABSENT HUSBAND
Mrs. Brashears Files Petition for
Separate Maintenance.
spouse Left Letter and 500 in Bank
10 Her Credit and DiSap-
appeared September 10.

i don't know exactly whore I viii go.
or how long it will take n,z - :.-G =
good place. I have left 500 TO your credit
in the bank for your expenses while I
am gone. II that amt enough. sell some
of the furniture. OF move it 10 a cheaper
place"
This was the message contained in a
special delivery letter which Mrs. Rose
=. Brashcars says she received from her
husband, Walter G. Brashears. a builder.
on September l9 Since then she declares
I'D a petition for maintenance fled yester-
day in the District Supreme Court, she
has not seen or heard from him. She
asks the court to subject the real estate
owned by them Jointly IN South Brook
land 10 the payment Of her support.
Mrs. Brashears, through Attorney Irving
Williamson, informs the court she was
married In Brockland, D. c.. July Z.
1893, and up 20 July, 1895. she says. there
was no dissension between them, but in
that month, she alleged, her husband be-
came interested I'm other women 10 an
extent that caused her great uuhappiness.
On his promise 10 reform. she says. they
took up their abode In a fat az -l6
Rhode Island avenue northeast, and
everything was going along well until
the receipt Of the special delivery letter.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
MASONIC RITES AT CRAVE
Funeral Services for DR.. James Ap-
pleby Tomorrow Afternoon.
Death of WeII-knovn Citizen and
Physician Sudden, Although
He Was III for Months.

Funeral services over the body Of Dr..
James T. R. Appleby, who died Friday
morning, viii be held in his home az
Thirty-sec0nd and 2 streets northwest.
tomorrow, at o'clock. The services
Will be conducted by Rev. William c.
Alexander, pastor Of the West End Pres
byterian Church. Masonic rites will
mark the inteTment. the services al the
grave being conducted by George c.
Whiting Lodge. Representatives OF The
various Masonic bodies will act as pail
bearers. q
The death of@Dr. AppIebv was unex-
pected, although he had been III for sew
eral months. He was sfxty-seven years
old. and had been a resident Of Washing
ton for many years. having removed. 10
this city in early life from Tennessee.
His preliminary education was received
in the private schools Of the District. and
he later entered Lafayette College. at
Easton. Pa. from which he was gradu-
ated in 1864 Following his academic
course. he entered the Medical School Of
Georgetown University. and was gradu-
ated from that institution in 1870 Dr..
Appleby leaves wife Mrs. A. r. Ap-
pleby, four daughters. Mrs. William
kendriCk HIATT. wife Of Prof. William
HIATT, Of the University Of Indiana. Mrs
". F. WilloUghby, wife Of Mr. ". F.
Willoughby, secretary to Porto Rico. Mrs.
Van Natta, wife Of Lieut. Thomas. T.
Van Natta, of the Eighth Cavalry. [. 5.
A., and Miss Edith Appleby. and one son.
J. F. Applsby.
Dr. Appleby was one Of the most pToni-
nent MaSons OF the West End He was
past grand high priest of the District.
past high priest of Potomac Royal Arch
Chapter, past commander OF Potomac
Commandery, No. 3; q member Of the
Mystic Shrine and of the George c.
Whiting Lodge, T. A. A. N. He was also
a member Of the George L. Norris Post.
No. 10, Grand Army Of the Republic
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Following assignments Il Ch8plaius with rank oi
lieutenant. ordered: CHARLES " BREWER
20 Sixth Field ARTILLERY, JOHN F. CHENO-
WITH, 20 Fourth Infantry. NEIL Z. BREN-
Nan. u Eighth Cavalry; HORACE A CHOU
INABD. % Fifth Infantry
Capts WILLIAM :. SCOTT First Cavalry. DAN
IEL p. DEYORE. Tvtuty-thiri Infantry and
MUNROE MCFARLAND. Eighteenth Infantry.
20 Army War College. November J.
Capt CHARLES II. MARTIN quarteTrlas-er IN
addition 10 other duties. assume charge of5~7
cdiei Quartemast5r Department Of the C0lud-
bia. during absence Licut. Col SAMUEL r.
JONES, deputy quartermaster general
Following changes first heutenauts Coast Artillery
Corps ordered. WILLIAM ". BALLARD H.
from Fifty-third 20 Fifueth Company; JOHN
a BERRY. from SXtv-third 90 FIfty-thiri
Company; FRANC LECOCQ from Fiftv-thir-i
20 Forty-seveuth Company.
Corr. WILLIAM T. BARR. SIGNAL Corrs from
Fort Omlha U Fort Dcs NoinnS 10 relieve
First-class Private ELIJAH ANDERSON. sig
nal Corps. who VIII proceed 20 Fort Omaha.
Firstclass Private JONAS JORDAN. Hospital
Corps, urou abandonment Camp Washakie 20
Fort William Henry Harrison
Cook ALBERT ANDERSON. Troop 7. Ninth Cav
airy. PLACED on retired list
Private ERNEST JACKSON from COMPANY F.
Twcnty-hfth Infantry. general hospital Presdio
Of san Francisco, to Troop G.. Ninth Cavalry.
Fort Leavenworth.
Private CHARLES S TURNER. casual detach-
ment. Fifteenth Infantry. general hospital
Preside Of San Francisco transferred 70 Signal
Corps % Benicia Barracks.
Recruit EDWARD HOLTON infantry recruit
depot. Fort SlocUm. transferred 20 Signal Corps
as private % Fort Wood
First-class Private GEORGE /. CHAUYIN and
Private BURTON L. WILLIAMS, Hospital
Corps. now at depot Of recruits and casuals
Fort Mcdowell. to general hospital. Preside Of
san Francisco
Master Gunner EDWARD T. MCCARTNEY, Coast
Artillery Corps. from Fort Rosccrsns to Fort
Rosecrans.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
INTERCITY TENNIS TOURNEY.
AIi-WashingtOn Team viii PLAY
AII-HnIffmore

An all-Washington team, composed sof
representative members of different clubs
IN the District. will leave for Baltimore
to-day to play an all-Baltimore team for
the championship of Baltimore and
Washington in the first inter city tennis
tourney ever played Between the two
cities
The matches will be played on the
courts of the Baltimore Country Club.
which are Of sod. and for that reason
ii is expected that the District team
viii be somewhat handicapped. That
this will be the first of a series of an
nual Journeys TO be played between the
two cities is considered likely.
The Washington team is made up as
follows; c. Doyle, F. Geohegan. John
Davidson. Cake, R. Doyle. Bauinger.
Hills. Lincoln, Glazebrook. and Kelly
The players Will be paired as follows
in the doubles: Doyle and Doyle. David
son and Glazebrook. Geohegan and Lin
coin, Hills and Baninger, Cake and
Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Racing at BrightwoOd.

The Avenel Driving Club, of Avenel.
Nd, will give its usual Saturday mat
inee at the Brightwood Driving Park
this afternoon. instead of at its track in
AveneL as il has been wont to do.
There Will be three events and about
nfteen entries. No admission will be
charged, and the ladies' are especially in
vited- Some of the best track horses in
and about this vicinity are entered and
the events should prove exciting.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Mrs. p. WaIthers Hurt in Fou

Mrs. P Walthers. who lives at aO7 Har-
rison street Anacostia, is in a serious
condition at the Emergency Hospital.
suffering from injuries received yesterda
when street car on Pennsylvania avenue
crashed into a carriage in which she was
riding and threw her out. An examfns-
ton made by Emergency Hospital physi-
clans showed that her skull had been
fractured.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Partisan Hats, ToqueS,
TurbanS and B0nnetS, and
the WoOdward G. Lothrop
EXCLUSIVE Creations.

Presenting a comprehensive idea of the ap-
proved fashions as conceived by the foremost
artists of Paris, London and America.
We are also exhibiting Elegant MiIlnery
Materials Charming Novelties and Superb I'm
ported Six and Feather Neckpieces.
Patrons and Strangers are cordially inpited.
Millinery Salon. Second Floor Tenth street
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

A splendid collection Of All-wool
Plaid Dresses, trimmed with braid
and fancy buttons; full plated
skirt; sizes 8 to II years.
Special price, $50 each.
Very pretty apiece School
Dresses, Of all-wool panama, in
brown and blue, trimmed with
fancy braids and contrasting cloths :
skirt IS full box-plaited style; sizes
II, 10, and IS.
Special price, $500 each.
Girls Navy Blue Refers, lined
with red; regulation emblem on
sleeve; all sizes.
$1,000 each.
Girls Long Coats, in plain col
ors and novelty effects: made in a
loose box style; sizes s to Il.
$1,000 and SI2.5o each.
Third foor-G St
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs Newberry have closed their sum
mer place at Watch Hil. r. l.. and are
in New York for a brief stay. They will
go 10 Detroit for visit with relatives
before returning To Washington for the
season.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Boys New Clothing

ri EVER before have the makers of boys clothing produced more
desirable patterns than this From the designing to the
hnsg OF the garments thorougne and evidenced
Inc materials employed were selected especially by folks who know
pretty well what the youngsters their mothers most like The
qualities exceentnotng ody in the assortment course
and the prices very moderate. Sizes 8 to r.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

You Eet the best when you get the
sunday issue of The Washington Her
ala, and iO-morrow's issue will be-
brighter and better than ever. Only
cents--wOTth twice the money.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Girls New Clothing

SPLENDID assortment Of fine things for all occasions
~ Suits Dresses Separate Skirts Coats Reeiers new cloths new
styles PLAIN everyday things; the best of every And for
girls and young ladies school show
ufu and appropriate things and all priced reasonably
Several items in Dresses Suits Coats and Refers that are excel
lent values
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
$500 to $3.50 each.
Our ShOwing of Young Mems Suits

IS larger and more comprehensive than They that snappy
appearance and cut and finish that give them the individuality and ouo
theOrdna style which up-toda young men are seeking NOWADAYS
Shown all the popular materawoeds bets uHeds serges
and chevo IN blacks browns blues and grays Sizes 80 80 inch
chest
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Bishop of London Guest at
the White House.
DINNER IN PRELATE'S HONOR

Reed-MitcheII Wedding To-day in ~.
Michael and All Angels Church.
Representative and Mrs. Daizen
HetuFn-COmptroIler RIdEeIy and
MTs. Bidgely in Their New Home.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

to Mr.. Edward p. Rawle, Of Philadel-
phia. has been announced. Mrs. Fisher
is the daughter Of the late Maj. Evan
Fisher, L. :. a.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

Mrs William II. Clagett and her daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude Clagett, who have
spent the past two months at Narragan-
sett, have returned 10 Washington and
opened their apartment az the MarIbor-
ougu.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

sisnor Roberto CeRtro, secretary Of the
Italian Embassy. has arrived in the city
TO remain several days. Sign0r Centaro
viii then return 10 Manchester, Mass,
for the remainder Of the month.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

New Blue Cheviot Tailor-made
Box Jacket Suits, semi-ftting. with
satin-lined jacket and full plated
skirt; all sizes.
$500 and $4,000 each.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

lihNA r'.~taA aA t-4t- tAAaNl-L lttAl'A lsy4l4te
Circle.
4Ir. George William Fraser Small. at
torney al law, OF this city, who some time
ago was erroneously reported seriously
injured In q railroad wreck. has returned
10 his home. after an absence Of nearly
five months Nr Small spent most OF
the time ia Southern California. becaus,
of the illness Of his brother. Mr. James
A. Small. one Of the oldest Post-office
inspectors In Che country. who died en-
route 20 the East at salt Lake City.
sIr. William c. Bobbs. a prominent So
c,ety man Of indianapolis, called al the
White House 20 see the President
Thursday by invitation. lie returned 10
indianapolis yesterday.
Miss Ida Quinn aand Z. werton
Brown, of Seat Pleasant. Nd. were
quietly married by the Rev. Mr.. VIII
Jams, az Trinity Church. Washington.
Wednesday. September .. al O'Clock.
the only attendants being Miss Agnes
Nalley q friend of the bride. and J. Z.
Brown brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride was attiTed in very pretty
gown Of cream lansdowue over silk.
with trimmings Of rich lace, hat and
gloves 10 match. She carried bouquet
OF Bride roses
After the ceremony wedding recep-
tion was rendered the young couple at
the residence Of Mrs. n NJ. Garrick.
the brides aunt, with whom she has re-
Gently made her home. No invitations
were issued. and only the immediate
families Of the contracting parties were
present The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful presents.
among them being a fine collection OF
cut glass and silver.
After a short wedding trip in the
North. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will reside
at Seat Pleasant Nd, where Mr. Brown
has recently erected a handsome home.
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo A Bailey have
returned to their apartments in the Cecil.
after a trip to Montreal and Thousand
Islands.
Mrs. Clement q. Hebb was in town
a few days last week from her visit 10
Asheville n. c.. on her way TO Atlantic
City, where Miss Hebb. who is at Shfr-
ley Hill. y. H., will join her.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
$50 each.

A good collection of new effects
in Girls and Misses Separate
Skirts, OF plain serges and cheviots,
and choice assortment of fancy
mixtures in checks and stripes.
$3.50 and $500 each.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

New Box Jacket Suits. of novelty
mixtures; semi-tight-htting effect
plain, plated, and trimmed skirts
a good assortment Of attractive pat
terms; all sizes.
$500, $1,000, and S35.oo each.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28


Representative and Mrs John Dalzcl
are again in their residence in Rhode Is
I land avenue. Mrs. DalzeH having return
/ ed Wednesday evening from Ocean City
1 y. j.. where she occupied a cottage dur
I ing the summer Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5
Dalzell. the former the eldest son ol
/ Representative and Mrs Dalzell. witt
their children, were with them the
| greater part Of the summer. and Mis-.
Monica Montgomery, Of Portland. Orpg
who was their house guest in Washing
ton In the early summer, was also of III,
party.
Mr.. and Mrs Brainerd o. Peck an.
nouncc the marriage Of their daughter
Bertha NJ, 10 Mr.. William /. Mattocks
on Wednesday. September .. at Jewett
y. Y. The couple viii be at home after
october Is az 1881 Massachusetts, avenue
southeast.
The counselor Of the Mexican Embassy.
and, In the absence of the Ambassado-
from Mexico. the charge d'anaires. ac-
companied by Sonora codoy and their
daughter. Senorita Godoy. arrived in
Washington yesterday and for the present
are guests IT the Shoreham. They expect
TO occupy q house as soon as a suitable
one can be secured.
The Comptroller Of the Currency ard
Mrs William Blrret Ridgely and the
Misses RidgeIy have taken possess on Of
their recently purchased residence. I3Jl
Seventeenth street The house is spacious
and charminEly arranged. and has been
entirely renovated during the summer.
For the past few years IL has been occu-
pied by the counselor Of the Mexican En-
basSy and Sonora Godoy, and was III.
scene OF many delightful entertainments.
Mr ard Mrs Warren Fairbanks and
their little daughter, who nave spent the
summer with the Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks in the North, left for their
home in Chicago. Mrs. Fairbanks will re-
main at Manchester for some time. She
IS somewhat improved in health. but IS
far from we'll
The engagement Of Mrs Florence
Thomas Fisher. formerly OF Washington.