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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

kspsti ~ psuhiistafY eias~s pt he
irv ard uats ihf l.rente ies srTs'
sugagh - 4 uanla W. No issuptasaaa ia'
engsgs Ia the huwnrss. f0T thsi i piHs
i5rsllF ias cas, pss A. ihe preais en
~ greet taai mAuy pill fau s.ae ti.k -
,sllAng n iise iefuisoi ihs lictqisr sFs
stsisiea make ilie pensiiy inpf~ap
w,ent NJ hard lai,sf ou patalle serks
tie pHaes-sis 10 ~ asei lof lhs hain
isnAaet - to- iown p,or
III Is mi depsnd % iloeu.e ua,asey
" fnucb the community bai RATHER ~
tbe dtgrneraias hsh,iuAi dsmnbsnis
arr pssihlng sise aotk aat slir hpss
imposs-i insiraa - settling The is,rrr
psft ~ essh
isui shave ADD owes All Is public SEN
tuen,. That Is abs, giyes Us iioarsi
officials Slfo will aec that the ,a~k arr
enforced venture " say thai not
Csc per cent, u the licensed Saloons 10
I tiff 1iAAs N9AsA - HifH hNt AhhHtAe
from ihr time ~ he granting 81 the
lieensc Il the liccnse commissioners did
ite duties II Office. Nov | an noi 20
blgDscd that do mol respect personal
right and pronounce liquors ~ all and
sny kind injurious. ! would not hesi-
tate 10 use siimnlanis freely in ease at
sickness, and IN instances where per
sons are injured seriously i seems a
necessity, Some people are 50 pnIud'
iced thai they would not have any kind
Of liquors manufactured. Such show
that common sense has not full power
IN their makeup. When We can bring
ourselves 10 look upon all men As
brothers. giving them credit for their
good qualities, then We shall see plain
Is that this. their one fanli, Is not 40
bldeous nj j, sometimes appears.
Truly Yours,
EBER l.. TAYLOR
Manchester Depot, VI, Feb. IA.
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The Deerfleld Valley Times Opinion
of the HYDE Park Savings Bank.

Ex-Governor Carroll ). Page believes
IN the liberal use Of printers ink, and
as result the name Of Page and the
little village Of Hyde Park. are house
hold words throughout the civilized
world.
Nineteen years ago Mr., Page con
ceived The idea Of savings bank the
prime object Of which would be 10 keep
Vermont money in Vermont by invest
ing only in Vermont industries and de-
yeloping Vermont enterprises.
The idea was success from the start
people have faith in MIR, Page and his
conservative business methods
This faith has been justified by the
fact that IN the whole course OF Its bns.
mess history the Lamoille County Saw
ings Bank has not lost one dollar on a
poor note, nor has il at present dol
lars worth Of poor or doubtful paper.
Mr. Page believed the business had
greater possibilities, and applied the
plan that had won him success in his
hide industry TO his savings bank idea,
and began liberal campaign of adj
yertising.
This plan drew criticism from GER
tain quarters, but ltalso drew deposits,
and in the six months that have elapsed
since this campaign Of advertising
started nearly quarter of million
dollars have been added 10 the deposits
Of the bank.
The best evidence that man can do
thlng is the fact thai he does il En-
Governor Page had only TO make the
people understand that he could invest
their money at home with good secur-
ity for every loan, and where such
security could be personally examined
by the bank officials, and the thing WAS
Ex-Governor Page has bnilt mp a
business in hides that il admitted to be
the largest Of its kind in the woeld. He
has established savings bank, that, If
the present ration Of increase in de-
posts continue. will make Hyde Park
famous for its savings bank AS well AS
its ealfskins.
He has accomplished both these
things in little village in Northern
Vermont, far from the great money
ceniefs, far from the realms Of 'fren-
zied finance" This could only be me-
complisbed in one way; Carroll Page
believes IN advertising.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Harry l.. Adams is visiting friend,
IN Boston
Mrs. Jennie billiard spent Wed
nesday IN Dandy,
Mrs. Arthur b. Marsden was il
Troy few days last week
w. II. Bnndy who has been il
Troy a few days has returned.
st Margaret Guild met with Miss
May Whipple Tuesday afternoon.
-Ormsby Chapter ID. A. X. will meet
at the Batienkill Inn this Thursday at
2:g y. m.
-. :. Bstchelder aud Fred Helmet
are spending few days IN Boston and
7 New York.
The choir Of Zion church are inyit-
I'd 10 meet with W II Roberts Friday
evening.
Next Sunday evening topic disens-
sol at Baptist church SIS the Saloon
Golngs'
Miss Lillian Thompson and Mrs.
w w Bennett have returned from
New York.
The service club will meet ON
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Pearl
Winchester.
1T j. expected thai the Rev. Mr..
Bamfori will ofiiciaie in Zion church
Sunday March lsi.
The annual meeting OF the Farther
Lights was held Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Marsh.
Fred Mosnre Of Greenwich. y. Y.
has been spending few days 10 town
with friends and relatives.
News has been received here ofibe
death Of Mrs. Ashley H. Hamilton at
her home in Tcuing,on, Conn.
w. W. Bennett has rented Frank
Rowe's house opposite the Baptist
church aud will take possession soon.
Mrs. Margaret Manlcy Of this vii.
lsge and Herbert Phelps 81 pswlei
we're married Feb ~. At the home Of
Mrs Msnley.
Mr. and MR.. H. r.. Thompson
gave = social bop aud oyster supper 10
a large number 81 friends and relaiises
las, Friday evening.
There will be DONATION party Tor
Rev. y. ;. Mercy At The Methods,
church. Friday evening, Feb. -. Sap /
per will be- served from g 10 b
Mrs. q. II. Sessions II ia Mont
pe,ier the week representing skinner
" X G.. Al the "a. A. r.. eucAmp.
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court, iOr the District oi
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
J. T. Horton, late OF Arlington
In said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we Will meet Tor the purpose OF ex-
aiming and allowing said claims At the school
House on the Green" ~ West Arlington
on the aust day OF August, 1908,
from one O'Clock =. NJ until tour O'Clock y.
~, Of said day, and that six months from
the 7Ist day Of February A. b 1903, is the
time limited BY said Court iOr said creditors
TO present their claims TO US for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Arlington, this siSt day oi
February A. D, 1903,
TIMOTHY HAYES, cam,s
WIN. PRATT, CONS.
Chas. u Cr0iut, hdmr, Arlington, VI.
u@3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
N0TICEl TAX SALEi

The resident and nonresident pr.psletors q
Manchester. County u bennington ana stats *
Vermont, are hereby notified that the taE asass.
sssfi ~ said town, county and state, bar the year
preaching this date. remain unpaid on THE fil,n
ing de.cr1lsed real estate in said town said tasss
l~ing made up a. ioliows id IpG. highsay las
~ cts. on the dollar ~ the grand list state him.
way tak cts state Aehyi tAx etc. asshya IA
" cts, bts n ias n ftA. permanent rad TAI fta
Onv piscs u land, and the buildings theresa l~
ing the iarm aud ard 10 situated in the said
bwfi n Manchester, coDl pflsing Nhst ~ faHiufli4
knywn a. sths Roberts Homestead, aud HWs.d
Lot" belonging thrfeto, being ths same fDfetni-sss
denfrd ~ Asf1s l.. u. Wats,n ~ GEES y, Odt~ft
admf. n the estate u Jalia X. 0dbeft, and ~
ndded In yd a. page $40 "A Manchester land
records, excepting smsH pi@e deeded % sitr
Manchester. D0rHet and GfanFilh y X O..
said land Dow standing IN thu name "A Mare T.
". Watson. Amount ~ fss s4L0t
One ilrss ~ Land and The baIldinRa theresa
comprising stiu, nine asfee tDofe ~ ess isaiHdsa
on tir WRIST BY lands sslalsird by ~ ~ fitleg 80
The nofih ny lands a Titus McHsyne and u Is
Kendall, 90 the east ~ lands a u, u. Kendall.
and - tbs ~saih ~ The main higbssF, estsptiny
saBdb~d asd right "A say al ds~dsd IL ii II
Kent and u, q, Rot, and hsisY the same fala
dsesard . " ,. J,a,rs by ]. ". Dafea 81 aaea ~
ssf8ed 10 vi. p. psg. 3s1 "A ksuehesfsf Igna
rsoords- And no1 standing IN naassss 4. =. Lars.
Afn1ant "a taF szsi
onr piesr a land and ibe buildings fhrrasn.
is,oBded A. h'4syss beginning The nssibsesi
sy,iis5 ~ land i0fHasfiy ~ ned ~ faaes Anafes 4
tb-tse EAST 80 said ndnSs Rstb line % eala
Andres Hf1bsast eWneg, iisenss isaftt - hisffs
ssg, ihslaas mitbNrairfis ~ the highNay - .
isnsr iDur fsis east q The dsriiiag bssas oil
sad 81 nas, ihsisae Bofth fiss Rsfth.asi ,4aHrF
a isF HE >pf sf sifshafd th~issr sssf is ssHdgsls
sasi Inc. ilsnGT south. cftSsiHR The hlehsas -
ttiane y iglnniHg. ne dswd a sid real Estate ~.
lng fssiTded "a -, ~, rags 40 a Manchester
iand fcgaess ana prA standing IN ~ nABle ~
fnss BsAiey. sfssHIft a tss tg.gs.
a M Basb 4 ssid described pfyts.ftg viii ~
80 ;, i.ahis aset~s ~ tiis fg-n LirTt's easss
~ aid Manchester en iis~ asih aaF "A Mob
Ts. ~ tsH a'ttsA n NJ sasi ~ fF4 sisiis -
pa SAID tskss aad al est .aHAs Yfrs lissiy sald
DATED a. Manchester VI, ihis BHh as ~
FsbfaafFs lpn. y. AsDfssf,s. lssssta
y 8n
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n,RsEr.

| Mrs. Digbton Lee is reported very
I1ll with pneumonia.
-Prentiss Kent went To Albany hos.
piisl Wednesday.
Geo. Lille aud daughter Louisa,
recently visited in Wells.
Mrs. Geo. Wilkins has recovered
from severe attack OF grip.
Edison Baker has removed his fam.
| ily 10 their former home in Pawlet.
Clifford Atkinson of New York has
been at the Barrows House for short
time.
Guy Towslee will soon occupy the
tenement recently vacated by Edison
Baker.
X. NJ. Campbell returned home on
Thursday last from short business
trip.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So.
ciety met at the Manse Wednesday at
ternoon.
Mrs. Geo. n. Chambers left for
Troy Monday to consult n specialist in
regard TO her eyes.
Misses Eaglcson and Dekline have
returned to their homes after spending
two weeks in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Harwood of
Rupert have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Miriam HARDWOOD.
Miss Edith Walsh, a State Sunday
school worker, addressed a meeting at
the Manse on Monday evening
Mrs. Clifton Kent was called to
bennington Tuesday by the death of
her aunt, Miss G. S. Reyes,
"A preparatory servica ia yi"w 81
Communion Of next Sunday, will be
held At the home OF Deacon Rollin
Sykes on Friday evening.
"A son was recently born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Elmer of Yonkers,
n. Y. Mrs. Elmer is well known here,
being a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift Chapman.
Those who attended last weeks
prayer meeting AT the Hall had the I'M
usual privilege of hearing Miss Auman,
a Home Missionary, who addressed the
audience and also sang two selections.
VIM. &. Weeks, aged 70, died at
his home in this village, Monday.
Feb. 24th, of diabetes. Mr.. Weeks was
born in Pawlet, Vt. but came to Dor
about % years ago where he had since
lived. Mr.. Weeks was veteran ofthe
civil war and one of Dorset's most res
pected citizens. He leaves many
friends to mourn his death. He is sur.
viyed by his widow and five sons, Rol
lin and George of Dorset, Fred of Man
chester Depot, Jasper of Chicago, H.,
and Charles Of Fremont, Neb. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Carhart officiating. Burial
in Dorset cemetery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
About Fertilizers.

Farmers cannot do better than 10 IN
vest cent IN postal card 10 send To
c. S. Page, Hyde Park, VT, with the
words written thereon, Send fertilizer
formulas AS advertised in the jour
NAL. Il will bring them free, post
paid much valuable information about
the preparation Of home made fertiliz-
..rs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
A Market for Your Hides, TallOw and
Bones.

Almost everybody knows that the
place to send Beef Hides, Horse Hides,
Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow and
Bones is to c. s. Page, Hyde Park,
VI, who pays highest prices; RENTS
the day following the arrival of goods
at Hyde Park; paysthe freight on ship
ments of 200 pounds or more, and keeps
his customers at all times posted as to
market values.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Kmrog ~ MANcHEsrER JOURNAL r
Elssu Nr:
After reading Res u Miner Rogers
article II the last Journal AS m
apology for his unehllcd for statements
iu preYious news item, feel called
upon for rev words of explanation in
justice 10 myself A. my name was 50
often mentioned,
II Is evident that both pieces. written
w our correspondent. we're Of Sian.
ierons intent, And not q brotherly act
~ hardly what might be- expected from
one who holds the position he Is sup.
pascd 20 nm Theoficial school report
viii be ia The hands Of al in afew days,
20 none will have 10 accept bls theor-
hes. Mr. Rogers IL NO, resident Of
0lr town. nor does he contribute To our
school fund. has no children 10 tend
a. our schools very seldom, il ever,
visits them and have never known him
30 take amy active interest for The adj
lancemeni of our schools
would also like tn state at this time
that have endeayored io do my duty
by the school. as though il were my
own personal work, regardless of the
remuneration or anything else. fhaye
the best teachers that can be procured,
good books and all needed supplies,
aud as far IS | have been informed the
resident tax payers Of the village seem
satisfied Your correspondent might
have been advised by one or possibly
one or two who have nothing To give
for school purposes.
Most Respectfully Yours,
Il. II. BRopHY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
NOTICE! TAX SALE!

The resident and nonresident pr0prietors q
land in SYNDICATE. County a bennington ant
State Of Vermont, are hereby notified that III,
taxes on the following described lands In sait
town for the wears 1905, 1906 and 1907 are unpaid
Described as follows: beginning on the east
bank Of Green river c. ], Hurd's south line
thence easterly on said Hurd's land to an nal
tree; thence easterly on Hannah Coyey's land I,
the top Of the mountain, on &. J. Hurd's land
thence southerly on G. J. Hnrd's land 10 A. N
Hamlton's land, thence on A. NJ. Hamilton,
land 10 W. q. Hamilton's land; thence westerly on
said W. g. Hamilton's land TO Hannah Coyey's
land; thence northerly on said Hannah Coyey's
land to the river; thence said river 10 the place
Of beginning For more particular description
reference may be had to the records in the town
clerks Office II said Sandgate
said land vet TO >. j. Convey
Amt Of taxes 1905 si.pS
" 1905 i.g3
. 1857 ls3
And 10 much Of said land will he sold at public
auction at the residence ~ Clifton Mcars IN
said Sandgate on Wednesday, March ilth. at
. O'Clock A. NJ, as may be requisite 10 pay said
taxes and costs 81 sale unless previously paid.
CLIFTON MEARs, Collector.
Sandeate, VT, Feb. ~, 1905
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EnIron 81 MANcnksrrn lorNxAL.

EBIroR or MANCHESTER JOURNAL
Dsar Sir.
have been much interested Ia the
exchange Of opinions ~ published IN
your contemporary the Bennington
Banner. for the past few weeks, in
which has been carried on discussion
regarding licensed saloons George j.
Bond, Searsbnrg. VT. started the dis.
cus.ion recently by giving his views on
thu question Of licensed saloons II
was pointed article and would natur.
ally rouse little Of the home pride Of
Bennington citizens As recall the
substance ~ the article rum did it, +"
the writer quite forcibiy, and with n
good deal Of sound evidence, shows
that the Law allowing liqnor selling is
n, the bottom Of a majority Of the
crimes committed
Editor Howe beng the editor Of the
Banner and having all the space at com.
maud he might care for gives hi- opin-
iun which varies quite bit from that
expressed hy Mr.. Bond Now | have
not The pleasure Of a personal acqnain.
lance with either the above mentioned
gentlemen but | would not for
moment doubt their sincerity on the
positions they take. T.. J. Hall later
on gave ns some sound legal opinion
bearing on the incidents quoted by Mr.
Bou,i, which ! was glad 10 read.
Mr. Hall Is Bennington boy aud is.
"a MI probability. a. jealous Of the fair
name Of his native town as any Of ns
are. bis short article met my approval.
IL short article like this one has
hnrily spare ~ mere than outline the
principles which he clsims would work
est solution Of The problem ~ liquor
selling snd restrictions Of The same
that wonld BE- just and Tor the best \
gSad ~ our people Undoubtedly We
agtee thai the time viii never come /
when al men will be- temperate, that /
Il when no person viii use liquor 10
excess " a. beverage, that would be.
a. | think, the millennium, Nov whai |
- the goal. the object 81 all temper
anec aorkers and of our legislatorsi /
Is il IL stop The traffic entirely. Or 10
bold il N check NJ far ~ may be doae
g. insure "a our people ihai measure
~ morality Whieh otherwise would be
oarsf Thcfr arr ~ many sides Ia the
question that al should b. considered
i W. poald BE just 10 our conclusions.
foT instance. person who uses insori.
cailng liquors 10 excess. thereby cans
lng distress - BIZ family and y men
mes r. society from that raasc. NIGH,
properly H. clAs.eJ As nuisance aud
shauld either a. eou6nsd az pui 10
labor on some psblic work where. IN
ease the eulpsll has family, the pro.
resis should u course BE- used foF their
support I BE- has no one dependent
- bin "a ihe prpeesd. revert Ia ihe
State
Moderate dFankerr. Il mvn With fam
ilies sto suffer ior The necessilies q
living through ibis drain q their re
soarces. night be hrld accountable by
the Saihonsir. aud their wages beld ia
srasi W. saeh officials. The method
soaid 81 assay with niHeh u the %
rssiiion agalnsi sees's fsgtts Give
hia personal liberty - ieaa A. b. does
nei interfere with the rights u others
/ doats i man s0sid care 10 essea
pafihs time 81 laba Tot one spree
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Estate of Samuel M. Warren
Order of Publication of win.

Order of Publication Of Will
sTAll OF VERMONT District OF Manehes,-
er, IS.
st u RENE INFERRED, that At session OF
the Probate Court holden at Manchester,
within ana iot said District, on the goth day
OF February A. y, 1905.
Present! Hon. W B. EDGIRfON, Judge
WHEREAS, a certain instrument ~ WIT
ing. under seal, purpoTtlng Ia be the last will
ana testament Of samuel N, Warren late OF
Dorset, IN said District deceased having
been tins DAY presented 10 SAID Count Of pf0-
bate and duiy filed IN the Registers Oihee /.
Therefore, Il Is ordered that an persons inter-
ested IN the estate u Sald deceased pe notified
to appear before SAID Count a. the PROBATE
Oftee IN Manchester, IN sald District, on the
18Th day 10 March AID. 1908. by puhlitation
OF TINS order three weeks succcssyety pfeyl-
Gus thereto, ~ the Manchester Journal, a
newspaper printed AT Manchester Aforesaid 10
snvw tause, q any tney may have. why SAD
instrument ~ writing should not be proved
and allowed as the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
w. Is, EDGERION, Judge
aasaW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Estate OF Susan Morrisey

Order Of Publication OF Aeruunl.
STAN or VERMONT, pisu,, Of Man,hest-
en-, 81,
Thf ifahat opHa faf ~ Dianrief uape
rhosirf
10 an persons interested 10 the estate VI
susan MouSey late u Arlington, Ia
said District, Diseased
hRll tiNts
tiy the authority Ut the State u Vermont.
yon are hereby n0iihed to appear hciofe the
said Probate Court, az the Probate oihee ~
Manchester, ~ said Distinct. on the an DAY
Of March, A. y. i06, 10 show cause u any
you have why the account OF McIt NuiriNry
Administrator VI the estate 0i said deceased,
should not be allowed, and also why the
residue OF said estate should not hV diStf,hua
ted 10 the parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, M said district. this
I 9Th DAY Of February A D iVps
W H. tDOERfoN. Judge
A 1@aW
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Commissioners Notice
Estate Of HARLEY {. outp.


The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court. lot the DiStritl ui
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive. en-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Harley G. Guild late oi Rupert
In said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that We will meet tar the purpose VI eNamn=
INK and allowing said claims AZ the late resi-
denee OF deceased IN Rupert on the loth
day Of July, 1905 from one O'Clock y, NJ Ia
tour O'Clock p m, OF said day and thar
SIX months from the 10th day 0l January
A, d 1908, is the time limited by sald
Court tot said creditors 10 present lhrlr
claims 10 Us iOr examination ana allow
an6e
Dated at Rupert this goth day OF LAM
uary A. D 1903
A, t. BURTON, ,s..,.
WM { MASON. I 'eV"' y
Charlotte N Guld, AdmN Rupert. w.
.i-lW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

t,s5k as ihe aslsiress an your wrapper
Al. the daie indicates DE time b. which
you ara paid ~. 40 receipts are sent
but The date "a Your snapper alll be
changed ~ oAe Meek sitter payment j.
mnsle. Subscriber will please watch
their sfapperp. i j. Important
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of Wallace c. I.ampsoa.


The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court, ior the District
Of Manchester Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against
Wallace {. Lamps0n late Of Manchester
~ said District, deceased hereby give notice
that we VIII meet for the purpose Of examin-
Ing and allowing said CLAIMS at the store III
Kendall Hardware Co. IN Manchester Depot
on the 10Th day Of Aug. 1908, from one O'Clock
= N. until four O'Clock r. N VI said DAY.
and that six months from the 10Th DAY ii
February, A. ID. Ieoa is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims 10 Us iof examination ana allowance
Dated at Manchester, this 10Th day u
February, A. D. 1905.
&. Is. CARLETON, [ fom,s
N. l.. mANLEY, '~''' =
Rodney W Lampson, Admf, Manchester
Depot, W. A, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Teacher s examination will be
held at the school house at Man
chester Center, Friday and Sat
urday, March 10 and ID, begin
ming at 10 a. m, Friday and 9
a. M, Saturday
Applicants unknown to the ex-
aminer must present certificates
of good character signed by some
town official.
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Examiner of Teachers,
43-3w. Bennington County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Mrs. y. Eager went 10 Ludlow
Monday on business.
Julius Festine 81 Worcester. Mass.
u visiting bis uncle Carl Yesiine.
Eddie Thomson went to Ludlow
Monday - see bis mother Mr.. James
Thomson.
Mrs. + A. Woedsorlh 81 Ludlow
has been visiting her parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Her4eri G. Woodwcra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Profitable Poultry.

A valuable leaflet on the egg and
poultry business will be sent free, post.
paid. to any one sending his name on a
postal card to G. s. Page, Hyde Park,
Vt, saying thereon that he saw this
notice in the JOURNAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Stephen Hall is moving 10 Rnt
land.
John Grifliih who hss been III foi
several days - oai again.
Louis Bnffum. Jr.. and Joseph
Perry ARE seriously III wiih pneumonia.
Miss Cara BaTam il expected
home from M,ddlsbnry 10 spend sun
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
AMONG THE PEOPLE.

Thts tolnnn j. orsn 70 those wha at sny Tins
tees that tity ~auis its 10 say ssmsshiae -
as ~ sfEufisni, tender 40 opinion % yressai
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A. l.. BOWEN.
Real Estate and Collection Agent.
Photographed and Auctioneer--
Phone: 1924.
South Dorset, Vermont.
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on a 50-cent bot.
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
If II Fails to cure your cough or cold.
We also guarantee 2l-cent bottle to
prove satisfactory on mon,y refunded.
A. II, Pettibone, Manchester Depot,
II. a. Brophy, East Dorset, j. NJ.
Arlington. Il. O. Adams, Arlington.