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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-20
N0TICEl TAX SALE!

The resident and non resident pr.prietors al
| Manchester, County N bennington ana STATE "a
vermont, are hereby notified that the tax asses
| sed BY said town, county and state, Tor the year
preceding this date remain unpaid IN The follow.
| ing described real estate IN said town said taxes
| being made up a. follows fof 1870 highway taK
~ tls on thc dollar oi The grand list, state high
way tax cts, state school taxi cts, sebOl iaF
" cts town tas n cts, permanent rad ias cis.
One piece N land, and the buildings thernin, H.
ing The farm and wtod bot situated in the said
toanm Manchester. comprising what j. commonly
known A. :tlir Roberts Homestead" aud ''WUid
Lot belonging thereto being The same PREMISE
decided 10 Aiarie l.. " Watson by Geo y Odlstt
adnir, Il the estate 81 Julia X Odbert ana ~
eoIhed N sol. =, page ~ q Manchester land
records, excepting a small piece decided la the
Manchester, Dorset and Granville X. n Io.H
SAID land nov standing IN the name n Marie T.
u watson Amount ~ tas FGpt
One piecr ~ land and the buildings thafss,u
comprising ab,ui nine acres, more ~ less bounded
on The west BY lands occupied by N. W titrR an
The north BY lands a Titls McWayne and ii h
Kendall, 90 thee By lands n II. B Kendall
and % the south BY the main highway, rseantipg
a ssndbed and night d way a. dtr'and "a II II
Kent and II. g. Root, aud being the san,s land
deeded p y, Jones by J. W Gates, by deed ~.
1afdnd u ~. -. page iW u Manchester iand
Amount a tax slsi
one pssr 4 land aud the buildings thsyr.sn.
bounded a. tgltDSE beginning a. the northwest
corner a land formerly Isued Is flames Andrs,..
thenee easi IN said Andrews nortii linz n sald
Andrews northeast odnef. thence north b. high
Way, thence nOfthsestsrly al The hghsay n Is
tenoe bur ~ rods Fast ~ The dasiiiaF -house ~
SAID lands, thenar North ~ The North east ofbsf
y the the so ar orchard thenu Wpst 70 sandgafr
east line, thenrr ayuth crossing fhe highway 81
iaee a beginning, the dssd u sAld real estate h.,
ing fspfdsd 70 ~, u, page 40 a Manchester
land repufds, ard nVa standing ii lie Hafne ~
Elias Bentley. Amo.Bt ~ tar 1913.
AMI - uineh u said deAcfiird property Wiz ~
~iid A. public auction AZ The I0wn Ilaff's eAtar
y sald Manchester on the 9th dsy u March
lNs, a. ten 0'el.9 a. ~ - SHAH IL. rsatisltr M
a} SAID taxes and an unlszs pres llisy p3tG
Dated 81 Manchester VI THE lsfh dag 4
iebfasFF. ire, W. u, AsDnssoE, coilert5f
i3iN,
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Estate OF Susan Morrisey.

Order Of Publication oC Account.
STATE Oh VERMONT. pisintt OF Maa5hest-
cT, ~.
The Probate CaBr for ~ Diartaqr uap.
chester
10 an persons interested 10 the estate ct
Susan MoHlsey late Of Arlington, 90
said pisifiet deceased
CRIT flNtG
by The authority Of the State OF Vermont
you are hereby notified 90 appear before the
said Probate Court. at the Probate OtiiNc IN
Manchester 10 said District, on the iih day
OF March, A. d 1855, 90 show cause, Il ans
you have, why the account Of Mert ManiSrN
Administrator Of the estate oi Said deceased,
should not be allowed and also Why the
residue OF said estate should not be distfihu-
ted to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester, IN said district. this
i3lh day Of February A d los
W Il. ED0tRrON Judge
4s-sW
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Excursion TO Boston

The Rutland Railroad will run an
excursion 10 Boston from all stations
on Friday, Feb. 2lst. Tickets will be
good going on regular trains Of that
date, and will be good returning to
leave Boston until Wednesday, Feb. 20,
inclusive. The round trip fare will be
from Rutland $50, Dandy $50, Man
chester $3.50, with proportionate low
fares from intermediate stations. i2-2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-20

once more VIZ are approaching the
ume Of 81 times u she year 10 Yer,
moniers. March meeting The warn.
lugs have bern posted and 10 few
days from nop She annual report Of
the oGleerr af the ioNn will BE- IN tbs
hands 81 lhe ,0ters and then all can
zee boss their money has been spent,
The warning includes among other
things whether THIS town will vote %
license the sale 81 intoxicating liquors.
whether sums ~ money viii be appro.
priaied 10 the q A H., 60 the Man.
chester Union Band. and for perma.
uent roads, 10 accordance with the 70.
cent law enacted The question Of en-
ierng into d contract with the Man
chester Building Association for the
nso aud occupancy - is building, for
town purposes, for term Of years,
also 20 SEQ il the town will appropri.
ate portion Of the highway fund, mol
81 exceed ten per cent. Of the total
amount thereof. 60 be- expended IN con-
siruciing aud maintaining sidewalks.
To see il the town will vote 10 pay the
Village 81 Manchester fye-eighths Of
ia proportion according 10 its Grand
Last " the o. State tax paid under the
statutes for highways and n like pro
portion Of the sum raised aud appro-
priatcd under the provisions of No. Ill
az Acts % 1906. let every person who
Is Al ali interested N the affairs Of the
town come aud get in his vote and not
stay away aud then stand around and
kick Ai the way things are run in the
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of ELlSHA Z. MOYI.

INtdlc VI illsHN Y llbl -
The undersigned, having been appointed Ny
the Hon Probate Court, TOT the District OF
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, cSs
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Elisha I iioyt, late OF SandEate
IN said District, deceased hereby give notice
that we viii meet ior the purpose 81 examln-
ing and allowing said claims at the
late residence Of deceased IN SaDdRate on the
r4th day OF Aug, 1908, from one O'clock y N,
until four clock =, m. Of said day, and that
ein Hasn,hs nvin The iltiI DAY OF feb. u.
1905, is the time limited by SAID Court Tor
SAID Creditors TO present their claims to Us
ioT examination and allowance.
Dated at Sandgate this Iith day % Feb.
A. d, 1908
GEORGE sklDMORE,
JOHN HAYES, yCOm's
EMERSON HURD,
VIM. {. Peck Admr, Sandgate. VI 4s-sW
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EAST ARLINGTON.

Carlton Hendee, ,Jr., Of North Ben.
nington, spent Sunday At his grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Scutt.
MIR Hibbard has resigned his posi-.
ton as superintendent at the Jndson
Mfg. Co. Mr.. Basseit Of Fitehbure
will take bis place.
MIR. and Mrs. Bertrand Marshall
and Miss Pauline Webb Of Rutland
were IN town to attend the funeral Of
their grandfather. Harmon Webb.
The froshei which occurred satur-
day caused great excitement here as
the streams were swollen aud flooded
the highway entirely, surrounding some
houses. The whole village vas sup.
Piled with tons Of lee. no great damage
was done.
The funeral 81 Harmon Wegb was
held at the Congregational church Sun.
day NJ II O'Clock. Miss Dustin oflielat.
ing. Mr.. Webb had long been resi.
deut Of thls place sad was s. years old
He Is survived by a wife. Mrs. Hener.
iile Webb aud one son. Richard Webb
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estuary.


49,
hfs'l ~ his home ia East Arlneloa.
February loth. q pneumonia Nh,
innsiai aas beld from che bonsr feb
lah Ms. Mabel Dustin ass,sts,l ~
she Red Mountain Lodge, 80 Is, y a
A ~. cnuduel,vi thr setlevs Inter,
meni was ~ Evergreen crmriery.
The deceased was hotnu fliSu,iliam,
n. H.. ia lSn The family moved
fnnm there IL Wtnhall Vi, later q
Manchester 10 Nas educated IL lhr
puhllc school, 81 that town aud also ~
the Burr and Burton Seminary
At ID. agr q y, "a the year lsS2. be-
volunteered as apusaie enrolled IL Go.
IT,, lith W. infantry. aud was dis,
charged for disability july 10. 1868,
with rank or Sergeant.
lie married Susan Webb Jan. lsi,
1868. Since this event his home has
been IN our village.
III the EARLIER years ~ teacher in
the public schools his face aud person.
aliiy became familiar Seldom was he
absent from church service. A mem.
Der Of Red Mountain Masonic Lodge.
a comrade in the ranks Of Custer Post.
q, 4. X.
He labored IN tie shop, the store, The
office, AND al the time Of his death be
was assistant postmaster. 80 We knew
him we'll. A kind nelghhor, respect
et citizen. Always a student be be
came u scholar in higher mathematics,
languages, history aud the problems Of
the hour. Free from pedantry he was
ever willing and competent to help the
inquirer
Edward the eldest son has a position
with the Boston a Maine X. r., and
resides IN North Bennington The
younger son Reuben, will remain for
the present with the invalid mother
The community misses the man The
home circle. who best knew his true
worthiness aud mourn the absence of
the husband, the father. We can only
tender our sympathy with this assur.
ance:
In the wreck OF noble lives
Something immortal still survives,
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EnarDn 90 NasrHEsrrR rouasll -
Evw 81;
A. casual observer. aud one some
uhai Interested. although 90, a kicker,
| ! should bike 10 ask the powers that be
why the expense q pniiing the wsier
pail on the prcm,scs 81 Frank saith
q this village aud the sever connect.
ing i wilb the river vas put upon The
citizens Of Manchester Il both wall and
seaer wcrc 10 be- II no effect.
The water i tufncd around the ends
- the wailand down the streets finding
Level IL adjacent cellar. instead u
through the sewer.
Permission 10 40 npon the premises
and build the water wall surely carried
With i permission 10 go there, clear
out the opening into the sewer and see
that The water wall and sewer took care
% the water.
Two Or three men IN rubber boots
with shorels working along the streets
cannot make the water run back mp
hill
II settlement has never been made
with Mr.. Smith, Why should il not be,
and give the people of this part Of the
town the benefit Of better drainage.
They have been taxed 10 pay for the
construction Of the wall and sewer,
why not put il in perfect running or
der and give them some returns for
their money,
There is need Of some action in this
matter soon a. was fully demonstrated
last Saturday,
a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-20

ira consisting of Miss Edna Hayne,
and II. p. Billings violins, Il. L.
Haynes cornet, Il. +. Conant clarionet
Harry Ashley drum, and Mrs. o. Il.
Lord piano, received merited applause,
Those who had the entertainment in
charge wish to express their thanks 10
all who assisted in any way TO make il
the success il was. Mrs. Lord was
formerly Miss Agnes Cook of Man
chester.
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Manchester Center. VI.


LASDGROyR.
Albert Harrington Of Dandy visit
ed at +. II. Bull's recently.
Miss Jennie " Vestiue il working
for Mrs. Alva carIey in Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Stone d Wind,
ham are visiting Mrs stones parents,
Mr. aud Mr.. John Nelson.
Mr.. Anna Holton Of Weston call.
cd on Mrs. r II Bull Thursday.
Miss Flora Warner Il working for
T.. l.. Batcheider.
Frank 9 billiard has returned Ia
his work 10 Townsbend
-P. II. Bah and r. y. Perkins spent
Sunday with NJ. Bulls nephew, VIII
Wilmington 10 Rupert.
-Mrs. james Barton Is on the sirk
list.
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Commissioners Notice
Estate OF HARLEY {, Guup.


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court, Tor the District OF
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive. eN-
anime ana adjust an claims ana demands Of
all persons against
Harley G. Guild late Of Rupert
IN said District. deceased hereby give notice
that We viii meet tor the purpose Of cNamlh-
ing and allowing said claims at the late resi-.
dence Of deceased N Rupert on the goth
day OF July. 1903, from one o'clock . m 10
four O'Clock y ~, OF said day, ANA that
six months from the goth day OF January
A. D 1908, Is the time limited by said
Court Tor said creditors 60 present their
claims 70 Us tor examination ana allow
anGe
Dated At Rupert this goth day Of Ian
aary A. b 1903.
A. Il BURTON, r.,,.
WM & MASON ] e''h
Charlotte ~ Guild, Admk Rupert, VI
4t~3M
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EDIToR or MANCHESTER JOURNAL
Dear 81.
In the last edition OF your valued
paper, read with amazement and
skepticism an article from the worthy
| Harry Chase Of Bennington, VI, rela'
tive 10 deer and dogs and cannot re-
frain from a few words in criticism Of
liz.
am perfectly willing 10 admit that
the State has just right TO fine the
owners of dogs that are seen or caught
running deer, as the State undoubted-
ly went 10 considerable expense and
| trouble 10 introduce the deer and of
course should protect them against nn-
necessary danger.
But TO kill n hound--to my mind the
noblest animal that exists-for run
ming deer is beyond the bounds OF
reason and is a crime il not legal one.
How that august assemblage of State
Legislators can recommend or counten-
ance such As act passes all understand
ing can almost forgive Mr.. Chase
in his opinion however, ms ms hobby
seems 70 run 70 deer, bat cannot be.
iieye any right minded citizen would
draw on hound and don't really
think Mr.. Chase would himself Any
person who would should be prosecut
ed by the s. T. G.. A. and punished to
the limit.
In Oregon there is most unique law
which Vermont would perhaps do well
10 adopt. An act has been passed
there making il a misdemeanor for a
hunter 10 kill deer that is being chas.
ed by dogs lin or out Of season. but at
the same time put in a proyiso that
prevents a person from killing the
dogs that chase the deer. In other
words yon cannot kill the deer that are
being chased. nor shoot the dogs that
are doing the chasing.
It is asserted by natural scientists
that hounds protect the deer by chas-
ing them, This sounds paradoxicsl of
course but il is explained in this way.
Hounds will rarely run deer down
md kill il themselves and unless some
hunter shoots il the deer will escape.
But while the hounds are loose they /,
Alll clear the woods of animals that
,rey upon the deer. In the spring, a
Wildcat will kill nine or ten fawns to
eed is kittens and the number of
Wildcats is large enough so that they Y
iestroy rs many deer as the hunters !
TO- a
Wildcats, bobcats, catamounts and q
lynx are quite numerous in sections of
he State but would not be so plentiful b
more hounds were kept and hunted /
With.
~ say give the dog a chance, even Il
Won see him running deer. He
fon't catch him in nine eases out of !,
en aud anyway its an III wind that ;,
oes not blow someone some good I,
ven deer. .,
Epson +. sTARks. n
Dorset, VI, Feb. II. 1905.
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i..aA q De a.l,lre., o. your wrapper
~ ils date indicates ile linr 10 abioh
yea are paid up 80 nreripls are sent
bat Tbs date on your wrapper will be
changed "a one week after payment Is
ma,lr. sahaor,lars wlll please watch
iher wrappers, Il - important
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-20

UsiHg H. press II matter We have
bs*u obliged ~ leave over unill next
week considerable matter u interest
These are busy days now IN the aver
age couuiTy newspaper Office and A. the
JouRSAi + Abctc he average We are
cmHtpondiugly busy
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EAST RUPERT.

IS. +, Frost of Dandy spent Satur
day with relatives in town.
Edwin Roberts, brother of Char
les. visited in town Friday
George Graham has been spending
few days at the home Of H. d. Tow.
sley.
-Messrs. Seymour Wilkins and Bun
Phillips were in town one day last
week.
John Roberts walked to Rupert
Saturday through the pouring rain on
busiuess.
-George Graham Of Kansas City and
Miss 0rrie Baker called ut William
Walsh's one evening last week.
%. II. Danforth has recently sold
to Fayette Potter Of Pawlet, the farm
of the late Miss A. Y. Danforth.
News has been received OF the re-
cent death of Mrs. Lucretia Kelley,
wife of the late james Kelley Of Win
ball, Vt. Mrs. Kelley was in her eighty
fifth year. She leaves one son, Isaac
Kelley, three sisters and two brothers,
Mrs. G. s. Gray Of Boston, Mass. Mrs.
HAL Reed Of Dorset, Mrs. +. A. Frost
Of this place, Isaac Rush of Peru. and
Eben Rush Of Worthwhile, South Da-
kota, and -four grandchildren. besides
4 host Of other relatives aud friends 10
mourn her loss. Iuiermcnt ri Man
chester Center.
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uiies besn beard - ,Ass .asn aud who
- hlwRgs smeA weinanat rness sah
~ bfyattsa here
AZ ihe ti~ss y she atsegagosms wofs
ibt huAhwn EeFe provided ssih mosi
ecclesiastical diuneF served ID The Opera
lioass ~ lhe ladies u Zien church ia
ihsi dslsghsfal rsnner uhsch hss raus
"a ihc rgsiksian = Manchester
sonss 10 h. hailed with iay wherever
gy.s8 fosss AMI isr Samen ARE spoken
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The entertainment and sugar-eat
held in the Baptist church Friday
evening was well attended despite the
cold aad high wind. Nearly Fifty came
from Stamford aud Heartwellyille and
about .eveuiy-6ve 81 our towns people
so that the church was well filed. The
entertainment passed of well. The
music consisted o. piano solos by Mrs.
o. y. Lord and Miss Gladys Hicks.
violin solo By Miss Edna Haynes, vocal
solo ty Miss Angie Bliss. singing by
mixed quarteiie composed of Mrs. H.
". Boyd soprano. Miss Water alto.
r. l.. Haynes tenor. and +. Il. Conant
bass The special music by the orches.
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Teachers Examinations.

Teachers examination will be
held at the school house al Man.
chester Center, Friday aud Sat
urday, March - and "a, begin.
ming al 10 a. N, Friday and .
m. Saturday.
Applicants unknown 10 The ex.
amlner must present certificates
OF goodrharaeter signed by some
town official
ALBERT W VAkSEY,
Examiner Of Teachers.
43-3w. Bennington County.
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AMONG HE PEOPLE.

rhas csswreR 70 pgssN 20 these SHE ~ amp tists
iesi fssf tfsf soals hfs - ssf tsfnsttsHE ~
~sF 81 sfIU rntHt, fsMast sgassi0a ~ yftt.nt
tslhuiisnt - -, tst - Set held eafsslsst -
tgeatsAls irs etsrlahs e.rastssa Inertia. hs
bfsss ans - fks psltrf Nc
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SANpGATE

Clark Hamilton took trip to Man
chester last Friday,
John Fox has moved TO Camdel
Valley and will work for D. S. Gray.
The rain last Friday evening cans
ed the Green riverto overflow its hank
from four 10 six feet.
The Auditors are laboring with the
town accounts and are settling all The
questions both pro and con.
Miss Vivian Smith and Miss Hattie
Robertson have gone to work at Rice's
seed house in Cambridge, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. ,prindle OF
Shushan, n Y, were guests of Judge
Peck and family last week Eridav
There IS To be social ut George
I. Peck's Feb. 26th, for the benefit of
Rev. B. +. Williams of the Shushan
Baptist church, from 7 until II p. m.
All are cordially invited.
M. u. Hurd, George Skidmore and
Sam Baldwin met at the late residence
of John Monroe and set off the house
and adjoining land rs homestead to
the widow Mrs. Munroe.
The official board met the Presid-
ing Elder and the Pastor of the NJ. T..
church Monday afternoon at 2 p. m.
to vote on the minister's salary and to
transact all other important business
connected with the church.
Fred Conkey's house caught fire
Monday morning about nine o'clock
and by the aid Of the phone about 40
came TO the assistance Of Fred and
saved the house. Phones are all right
for fires but on love affairs they are
all wrong.
Wilson Hoyt and wife took a trip
through the lloosac tunnel returning
on the new trolley line through Pow
nal, stopping off at Bennington to visit
an uncle at the Soldiers Home. who |
went with them up TO the monument |
where they registered their names, it
being the first on the ledger of 1908.
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poRsEr.

l
| --Rollin Weeks has been suffering nj
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Eliza Holley is in New Yorl
for visit with her daughters.
-Orrin Watrous has moved into I
tenement owned by A, r. Roberts.
Mrs. Eugene Simmons and sister
Mrs. Coon, spent Monday in Manches
ter.
Mrs Eso pusna u contradiction
her mother. Mrs. Stllman of FAN
Haven.
Miss Bessie Eagleson sand Mis-:
Genevieve Dekline are at the Barrows
House for two weeks.
William Barrows of Syracuse is in
town, the guest of his parents at the
Barrows House for two weeks.
Carl DEMO and James Leach have
purchased of h. II, West fifty tons of
hay cut on the Sexton meadow.
Mrs. Ada p. Sherman returned to
New York Monday where she will
spend some time with her daughter
Katherine.
Sunday evening religious services
will be held in the Hall. also Tuesday
evening prayer meetings from now on.
Ernest West was in Burlington last
week to attend an alumni meeting at
I. V. NJ. While there he was the
guest of H. w. Allen.
1t is with regret that Dorset people
learned of the sudden death Of Samuel
NJ. Warren of Boston, whose summers
have been passed in the Hollow for
several years.
e. H. West has sold 10 Mr.. Crane
who purchased the John Lille place,
two acres of meadow land adjoining,
also the Lookout" comprising ten
acres.
--Geo. NJ. Wall, town treasurer, will
be at the residence of c. b. Kent on
Friday of this week. Everyone who
has orders will please present them at
that time and get their money.
The Norcross.West quarry men
were obliged TO work last Sunday at the
pumps owing TO the vast quantity Of |
water that poured into the excavation
rom the surface on account of the
haw.
Patters, IA beautiful light gray eat
elonging TO the little Kent boys on the
Vest road IS missing from her home
nd any information regarding her
'hereabouts will be greatly appreciat
d.
-6range met as usual on Wednes-
ay evening. Deputy Roberts Of Rn-
ert was present to make inspection. !
'hile here he was the guest Of +. II.
Vest, worthy master. +,
The Yoke Bearers will give their
rst OF series Of soeials on Friday
fening, Feb. 2lst. at the Hall. The
'uai supper will be served. You are \
'rdially invited 10 attend and bring a ,
lend with you. The proceeds will be
voted 10 buying the dishes 10 be used i
the new church.
The donation supper Of last week v
as well attended The weather was
,yer better for the occasion and sew d
al large Seigh loads Of people from v
asi Dorset and Manchester were pre- Il
Mt. The proceeds were about ninety
'llars. Much credit is due those in A
arge Of the affair for the order and i
spa,ch with r-ieh the numerous u
bles we're served. and for the abund- /.
{ provision made for them. a
EAST DORSET. v
Miss F!ossie Brophy Of Rutland
eni Sunday ia town. n,
MIR. John fairmAn has been quite a
bat il better Al the present writing. in
Cecil Bun has recovered from the d.
ip and has been spending few days u
DANNY. u
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NOTICE! TAX SALE!

The resident aud nonresident pfupfctnrs ~
land IN Sandgate, County 4 bennington and
state NJ Vermont, are hereby notified that the
taxes on the following described lands IN said
toxin Tor the years lpls 1900 and 1901 are unpaid
Described a. iollows; Beginning on tho east
bank Of Green river on G. J. Iiurd's south line.
thence castefly on said Hurd's land Ia an oah
tree thence easterly on Hannah Coyeys land "a
the tops the mountain, On G. J. Hurda land.
thence snutherly on e. J. liurd's land 10 A. NJ
hamilton's Land; thence on A. NJ Hamillon'a
land % W. q, Hamllton's land; thence westerly on
said W. T.. Hamion's land 10 Hannah Cove, =
land; thence northefiy on said Hannah CaYey's
land 20 the river thence IN said " yer 10 the place
u beginning For more particular description
reference may he had ~ the records IN the to,,t,
clerks Officer II said SYNDICATE.
said land vet TO s. J. Convey.
Amt ~ taxes 1905 Sins
1900 lyi
Ana ~ much oi said land viii be ynld ~ pnhllc
auction al the residence u CLIFTON Mesrs IN
said Sandgate on Wednesday, March lin. al
oClpck a. NJ, as may be- requisite to nay said
axes aud cos Il ~ sale unless ptegi 0usly paid.
CLIFTON MpAss, Collector.
SYNDICATE, VI, Feb. 10, 1903.