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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

- Geo. f. Pike Of this places recent
graduate Of The e. v, NJ has been se-
cured by Montpelier Seminary a pro
fessot 81 History, Economies and Ath
lelics. aud viii commence his duties At
at the opening OF the fall term,
There has been considerable talk
Ia various state papers relative 10 the
catches 81 enormous trout in different
parts Of the state. but when II comes 10
real. genuine big trout we think the
palm should be awarded 10 Master
Herbert 5. Bowen, the 10 year old son
Of A. r Bowen Of this town. This lsd
started Qua with an ordinary bamboo
pole aud FIVE cent line and in short
time returned with brown front. tax.
IN from the famous Baitenkill. that
measured 244 inches in length aud
weighed Q pounds strong. measuring
Is inches around The thickesi pari Of
the body l, takes the small boy with
the cd time outfit 10 land the big fish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10
Commencement Program Of Burr g.
Burton Seminary

The program q et,1cises for ~
I Conmtnrtmeat spas,su u Bor a Bur
lon SEMINARY ~ 81, ioilaws
friday rprniug. lune lsih q = >. IA
To- "spung Term Recital" u lb'
music Department vail be- held u Mos
f Han.
Sunday evening. June stih. NJ ~
p.m. ia the Congregational church. the
Baoeslaurcais Address w,ll BE- deliver
"a before lhe graduating class, by Rev
Vincent Raw
Monday june 2lsi, Al . 80 pm. the
Glass Day exercises will be beld oa
Campus 81 the Seminary grounds
Monday evening Of The same day, At
2 wp.m. will be held the Principal $
Reception n the Principals house.
Tuesday evening, June I'd, Al p ~.
IN Music Hailshe Senior Concert will be
giyeni Mrs. K Rayi.l3rooks and Miss
Helena Raw. socalisis, aud Miss Eliz.
abeth ID. Nash, yiolinist being the art
its. Selections from ~ Trayatore"
aill be rendered by the Seminary cho
rus Of "a voices
Wednesday, June 2ird, at 80 ,. "a.
the Commencement, Exercises will take
place
Wednesday evening. the Junior Al
umni Hop will be held. the committee
ia charge being DR.. l.. Il, Hemenway.
Miss Sarah n Cleghorn, Miss Eleanor
Eggleston and Messers. w X. Hard
and Harold Shaw.
All events not otherwise Indicated
viii take place in Music Hall
For the Commencement Wednesday
afternoon, aud for the dance in the
evening Woods Orchestra OF Benning
ton will furnish the music. At the
Spring Term Music Recital a small
charge as centsi will be made at the
door to defray the necessary expenses
Oh tue bffAHioHs az ptbft'uh w wv
cert above the expenses go for the ben.
eft Of Senior Glass, Programs will az.
pear in a later issue.
Out Of twenty graduation themes the
best eight were awarded by the judges
A. follows Miss Sophia Bebee, Miss
Clara Boynlon, Mr.. Geo. b. Coolidge,
Mr.. Rufus | Gilbert. Miss Anna kel
is. Miss Sara Otis, Miss Helen Per
kins, Miss Edna Way alphabetically
arranged.
The judges who examined and decid.
ed on the themes are; Mrs. Il, c. Or
Wis, Miss Sarah n. Cleghorn and Rev.
Mr.. Fuller. In this connection the
Senior Glass, together with the prin-
cipal, wish to express their grateful
appreciation of the kindness OF those
who acted in the above capacity.
1t is desired that all interested in at
tending the exercises of Commence
meut week, be on hand promptly at the
hour announced, as the schedule will
be carried out MS specified.
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This Salary Raise Warranted.

In raising the salary Of the state =
attorney "a Bennington county from
100 10 III 90. the recent Vermont iegls'
lasare must have had vision ot The
future. for States Attorney Meagber
has certainly been called upon 10 earn
tue increase. During the past few
weeks be has had a supposed murder
ease 10 PoRnai, real murder case 10
bennington, liqaof case 10 argue 10
supreme court. hAbeas corpus hear.
ing 10 The United States district court,
tao OF three larceny cases, several pro
seculions for illegal fishing, besides
quite number al smaller cases. and
hJt 10 mention hts getting ready ioF
ias term 81 Bennington county court
aud the grand jury. States Attorney
Meaghcr j. a giaiton for work, how.
ever, and be II spreading out his acti-
yilirs 10 cover the multltudm0us calls
which are beng made upon bin. But
TIE sAlsry " the States Attorney there
! none 70 high at 81 900. Ia fact, il
{ ~ state we're 81 pay according 10 the
amount % work imposed Of the officials,
States Attorney Meagher would be
ge tug as much As States Attorney
oates ~ Washington county is getting
winch Is II 200 per anuum lnstead Of
Il ding fault eith the raise ot the Ben.
mngton county prosecutors salary, the
ate ought toralse itstlll more Barre
Times.
The Times is certainly right There
/, not more energetic. painstakInR
States Attorney 10 this State than
VIM J Mcagher. States Attorney OF
Bennington County. He is only doing
what his friends knew be- would do
when elected, his full duty and L he Is
doing as much as some Of the IL 700
States Attorneys, the JOURNAL hopes
that the salary for that officer for this
County wall be raised at the next SEES
sion OF the Legislature. Mr Mesgher
has certainly made good.
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EAST ARLINGTON.

"A party ofyoung people spent Sun
day at Lake Lauderdale.
Miss Gladys Nicholas entertained i
school friend over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Cross of Manchester
spent Sunday with Nellie Grout.
Mrs. c. 7. Grey of Hoosick Falls
Is visiting her son. DR.. s, X. Gray.
Miss Julia Buck of North Benning-
ton spent Sunday at her home here.
Il II. Whitman of Bennington is
SPEEDING several days with friends in
town.
Miss Alice Lawler of Burr q Bur.
ton Seminary spent Sunday with friends
IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Stafford and
friends of Troy spent Sunday Mt Law
ler's Hotel
The members of the NJ. T.. Sunday
school are preparing for the Children s
day concert.
Lester Basset Of Orange. Mass, is
spending several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Basset.
H. n. Niles has returned from
fitchburgh, Mass, where he has been
employed for the Smonds Saw Co. of
that city
Services IN the NJ. T.. church Sun
day, June 18th, are as follows: Morn.
ing service at 1890, Bible school at II
M, Y. =. s. c. Il. at 7 p. M. Praise
service at 100 p. m.
Mrs. Frank Nicholas returned from
Wooiyile Saturday evening where she
had been to attend the Warner Dustin
wedding. which was held at the brides
home on Tuesday. June |.
The towns people of East Airing
ton gave an extraordinary reception to
the newly welded couple. Mr.. aud Mrs.
q. A. Warner. who arrived on the 6. 80
train on Monday evening from Boston.
Completing their wedding tour few
OF the boys secured box wagon on
both sides Of which boie these words.
I'VE are just married. y All drew the
wagon containing the bridal couple to
their future home. This is somewhat
Of novel reception and IT is expected
that future brides will be received in
the same manner.
DASBY FuuR CORNERS.
Fired Kendall has treated his house
10 a coat Of paint.
Mike Kelley Of West Rutland was
IN town over Sunday.
Henry Stone went 10 Rutland on
business one day last week.
"A daughter was born 10 Mr. aud
Mrs. r NJ " OTIS on Saturday.
DIR Grinnell bought nice horse.
carriage aud harness one day last week
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FRED JOHNSON PARDoNED.
Governor Prouly Extends Full Par.
don 10 Winhall Man.

GOV, Geo. II. Prouty has again exer-
cised his pardoning power and has
granted a full pardon TO Fred johnson
who was convicted in 1906 Of the muir
der Of his brother, Jay. aud sentenced
10 serve not more than IL years nor
less than IL Mr.. johnson has been
suffering from complication Of dis.
eases aud has been in the. hospital for
some months aud il was on account of
his condition that the Governor par
doned him. In his present condition
his years will be few no doubt.
The ends of Justice have been served
and the Governors clemency is 10 he
commended.
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John vance ch,usr.

A man Wbo i kuawn from Maize 70
N1asnA. ana Ia iscl the worid eyer,
b. II ptc~ni living Ia Chicago. lll ils
suihg, srs sought ~ AZ pai'll.hiag
hoascs And hl. opinion % bs,eks. aud
iss hesi Nay g. handle them for ihe
grttts-si go,,d u the puhiir y h-iene'i
" vgih eatue.i attention Rhenryer be-
asldiesses = convention II Librarians
Sarh i man J. john NaHrr Cheney
author paei. and one II lhe best tnoNn
tlaatiaus 10 this country M rhrury
j. 4 Dorset boy une ~ the nauy Rbo
has gone out iuta The world - make
Z their way thoul the sid - friend, OF
relatives, and Nbo la. succeeded In
life through pluck and "suck.io.iiiye,
ness. aud who has not only become
famous. bat has added new ln,iei 10
lho l0wn ~ Dorset Mr. Cheney d at
present ia charge u the Newberry pab.
lie Library in Chicago For a lumber
ot years he lived 10 San Francisco IN
charge o. the library Of thai city. aud
while there published several works Of
plose and poetry, aud also contributed
numerous articles 30 the magazines.
Mr. Cheney edited and published a
work written by his father the late ).
T. Cheney. shortly before his death,
entitled Wood Notes Wild, aud which
commanded world wide attention.
Among musicians Il created quite "A
stir, aud some opposition, but every
claim as made by 5. T. Cheney aud has
son has since been proved correct IN
every particular. Mr.. Cheney's own
works are too well well known 10 need
repetition here. However we will give
the yerses of one OF his poems which
shows bis love for Dorset and the
grand old hills. AT every opportunity
Mr. Cheney comes home to enjoy what
~ 30 be found nowhere else by
Green Mountain" boy. We are al
ways glad 10 see him and to know that
his friendship is as unehanging as his
love for Dorset. Some years ago he
expressed the wish that he might be
able to arrange his affairs so lac could
return TO Dorset to live. That the wish
may be fulfilled we all sincerely desire.
Since the above was written Mr..
Cheney has resigned from the position
at Newberry Public Library and will
return 10 San Francisco on July LIST,
A SUNSET SONG FOR OLD DORSET.
Glorious town
Whore the shadows come down
From the mountains tow'rlng round,
The mountains with centuries crowned;
Glorious town.
Sweet and long, sweet and long
I. your morning aud evening song.
Town OF the hills,
Town OF the rls,
OF the birds ana the wllding flowers,
OF the hemiock and rock-maple bowers;
Nest In the hills
sweet the time, sweet the tune
OF your woods and your brooks OF June.
Valiant town
Where he shadows come down.
And the free winds sweep the round
N the peaks by freedom crowned;
Freedoms town.
Brave and clear, brave and clear
Is your song through all the year.
BY brook aud bower,
In frost or flower,
10th as q lover the day
Looks hack on his lettering way.
sun or shower.
Buds the leaf aud blossoms the rose,
Then he, for the winter SHOWS.
JOHN VANCE CHENEY.
Years agone.l
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Commissioners Notice


The undersigned, having been hppol11t ~
nv Inc Honorable Probate Court Tor tbt us
trict Of Manchester Commissioners, :" ~ =,
ceJye examine. and adjust the claims my
demands N All persons against the estate o.
Marin Mont late ~ Manchester
IN said District, decreased ana o., ssh' ~
.xhIltted In Offset thereto, hereby give ~
40. thaf we will meet for the purpose hioi','
mid. nj the otiice d 4 &, ArehlDald.
Esd. IN the Village Of Manehes'sr Center a,i
y, xa,' Newt from one o'clock p. w.. until
four O'Clock p. NJ. on said day. ana thht sir
months from the Is,h day Of My. 4 ~, ~.
80 arsdttors Ia present their eihims 10 u
for examination and allowance, 60.
dated M Manchester this 18Th dhy pi Mhy
a. D., isn
Nm. CAMPBELL
In. HICKS, tom
IA, n. SHAW
John #. Inmond. Executor Annehfstsr'
Center. VI.
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Order of Notice Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Man
chester s..
The Honorable Probate CoHrt for NE Dis
trict Of Manchester:
To all persons Interested In the estate 81
Mary A. Phelps late of Dorset In said
District deceased.
GREETING
AT a Probate Court holden ut Manchester
within and for said District on the Nth dag
OF May, 1909, an instrument purportinH u
be the last WIN and Testament OF Mary A
Phelps late of Dorset In said District
deceased. was presented To the Court afore-
said for Probate.
And IL is ordered by said Court Tint the
10Th day OF June, 1909, at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon at the Probate Office In
said Manchester be assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully In
the Manchester journal. a newspaper cir
cuating In that vicinity, In said District,
previous To the time appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notlned 10
appear before suld Court. ut the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate OF
said Will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester In
said District, this 10Th day OF May, 1909
w b. EDGERTON. Judge.
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Al changes Of advertisements
must be In hand not later than
Tuesday morning.

Bnt esteemed contemporary, W.
kailand Herald u bearing things. th'
foll0sins u ihe iAtea
Senator Page bias been making .
bshuliiai speech 81 lemons II rilmou
ara ~ be- entertained, thr lani0t ~
cambeni 81 vermont ~ The uppei
nouse plll know great deal BloFs
about lemons" ~ November, 1910
than be- does now
We DO not think thai the lun'of ia
cumbebl il sorrYIug any regarding
November, 1910 He IL faithfully 70.
presenting his sists aud will continue
- 20 DO A. hong A. be- remains IN Wash.
inglun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

diaa n ihs patsf csmstsnes ia iss
ssytfti iavns % tbt raauiy and hpd
thti iheg att vi Rrli eRFtd for W.
have slsa inse4ta gated ihe nsiisr q
pabl,e tBene1 and 6nd that satne hat
hesn sIprndrd seearalng - Jaw
Moss respectfully gbmaied
r 4. krsr. r q BhuWNELL.
C.atk Foreman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.
Not Much Business Transacted Yet.
Grand Jury Finished Work. Two
True Bills Found.

The past week has not been a very
lively Que from the spectators view
point but no doubt much has been nc.
com2llshed Tue Grand jury finished
their work ON Tuesday and were dis
charged for the term, after having
made their annual pilgrimage 10 Ben
nington to inspect The court house aud
jtil there Their report and recon.
nendAiion Is 10 be- found elsewhere IN
igis paper
on Monday true till was found
against Thomas Harris for the murder
Of Oscar Turner at pownal 90 April
18th by throwing his body into the
RIVER, he WIS arrested shortly after
the disappearance Of Turner, and the
body Of bis alleged victim was not
found until several weeks later
Teleppo. against whom The other bill
was found. il isAleged. sho, Luigi Ten.
clio on May 70. followinga quarrel over
money, Tenelo WAS engaged ia clip.
ping a lawn in Bennington village on
The afternoon Of the 18th. when he was
aecosted and attacked Two shots were
fired, both taking effect IN the heart,
il Is said. Teleppo Was arrested al hts
room the same hight after searching
parties had been out ii the woods after
him during The remainder of the day
sf.er Tenolo's death The victim lived
bat minute or twoafter being shot
Harris and Tcleppo were brought 10
Manchesterou Wednesday and arrsigu
! ! and each pleaded not guiliy aud
were remanded for trial. Hon. ]. X
Baicheidcr being assigned by The Court
10 defend Harms and Hon. T.. G. Ben
nsii was assigned 10 defend Teleppo.
The petii jury have been excused M.
Til Monday next.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10
We Want Your CalfskIns

Beef Hides. Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, Bones, etc, aud viii pay you
outside prices therefor. We pay spot
cash; We pay the freight; We pay full
market value. We want 70 arrange
With some one in every village where
We have no agent, 10 collect The above
named goods for us and % sell Page
Perfected Poultry Food and other
poultry supplies. We furnish money
with which 10 buy and We keep our
buyers thoroughly posted At All times
A. 10 market ghlnes. Writ for fun
particulars.
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park. VI.
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500 Reward. 500

The Fsasa.Ft - his tapsF viii ~ pleased q
isarD THAI There f. 81 lssast cite dreaded dis
ansk ti1af se3enes has t-aen i4t3 % care III u
~ stksrs sud that q EAtNrfh. Halls
falArfh cars j. fhf emily positive cure nos
kmaN ~ Aft nassSieal fraternity. Antnffh
l,,sns 3 constitutional alseaee requires =
constitutional treatment Halls tasarfh
Narf q tske'n internally srttne directly Np-
s he lalti and fnliszr,8s s1iffaues ~ hs Hys-
tasn thefrhg Arst rugtNe the fouhdhtlon ~
To- disease allH ~ ging the lsetfsnt atFeasif b
10 ifalhiiHs 90 the constellation ASA assist-
kAR uNtHrr 20 dsame IA enfk Ebs prapsas.
laFs base ~ mash faii b ga ~ curative pow,
SO bat thss Offer use Hundred is4s'aft f0f
nnE ease aaat IA tAlis 10 raFr. ~tad Cot iisa
- fsi4saslllisia
A9aaess "A. EHENEN A CO Toleao q
Asis % Al tsf4Tststs Tie
Tsks hslie fAlniig Filis Tor e0astI p4gion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

Estate Of Antoinette N, MacAuicy.
The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court of the Dis.
triet OF Manchester, commissioners, Ia re-.
ceiNc, examine, and adjust the claims ana
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Antoineite NJ, MHcAuley hate Of Arlington
IN said District deceased, ana all claims ca
hibitrd IN offset thereto hereby give notice
at the hate residence of the deceased IN the
YiIlage OF Arlington, IN said District, 90 the
22nd day Of November next from one O'Clock
p. m, until -four O'Clock y. M, on said day
aud that SIX months from the 22nd day OF
May A, D., 1853, " the time limited by snid
court for said creditors 20 present their
claims to uA for examination nnd allowance,
Dated ~ Arlington this 22nd day Of May
A. H., lg9.
]. II. ~ DsON. / NON,
FRANK n. oANFtELD, '"'"'
Mildred l.. MncAuley Admlnlstrntrix,Af.
llnpton, VI.
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Estate of Sarah r. McNaught0n

Order OF Notice VIII.
STATE OF VERMONT District Of Man
chester ~.
The Honorable PrUbdte CoHd .for he Dis
t'ict If MdHcheStcr:
Toall persons Interested in the estate OF
sarah Il. McNaughton late of Manchester III
said District, deceased,
GREETING
AT n Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within and for said District on the 18th day
OF May. 1870, an instrument purportinR
to be the lastWill and Testament of sarah +
McNnughton late OF Manchester In said Dis
trict, deceased. was presented to the Court
aforesaid for Probate.
And 1t is ordered by said Court TINT The
18th day OF June. 1909 nt 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon, at the Probate ONCE In
said Manchester be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned. by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully In
the Manchester journal n newspaper circu-
hitting IN that vicinity, In said District, pre-
yious To the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said Court. Mt the time ana
place aforesaid, and contest the probate Of
said WILL II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester In
said District. this 10Th day OF May. 1909
8-3w W. Il. EDGERTON, Judge.
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Pianos TO Rent.
Win the privilege Of buying,

We have just contracted tor several
carloads of new upright pianos which
we propose TO reht At 81 month hut
no piano will bee rented for less than
three months The price OF these pianos
il only $40 each with stool and scarf.
Every dollar rent will be applied on tho
price Il you decide to buy the piano or
when you have paid s2i0 the piano IL
yours, These pianos are large slgo
beautifully finished and are in Flemish
Oak, Oak and Mahogany eases, Each
piano warranted for - years. Send for
catalogue, GEO. d. JARVIS q son,
~ a "a Church ST., Burlington, W.
at
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Commissioners Notice


The undersigned. having bren app, intrd
hy the Honorable Pruhato court fut the lis
trict ot Manchester, commissioners, Ia re-
coiNe examine, aud ndlust the claims amt
demands of all persons against the estate VI
Serena II ~ kes late OF Dorset,
IN said District, deceased. ana nll rlains eN.
that We viii meet for the purpose aforesaid,
at the residence ofJ II. sheldon In the VII
lnVe Of Dorset, In said District, on The and
day of bee. next from onen'cloeh y. in.nntii
four O'Clock .. M. on snid day, and that SIN
months from the 2nd day of June, A, H.,
1913, II the time limited by said Court Tor
snid creditors 10 present thur claims 10 us
for examination aud allowance,
nuted al Dorset this 2nd day ~ June,
A. D., 1888.
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
W. ~ ROBERTS com
y. STONE.
j. II, sheldon. Executor Dorset VI
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Teachers Examinations

In compliance with request Of
the State Superintendent of Edu
cation | will hold summer exam
nation OF teachers at Manchester
Center, Tuesday, and Wedne sday,
June ~ and 20. This examina
ton is to take the place OF the
usual August examination and
will be the last under the system
OF county examiners, Town SUI
perintendents will give examina
tons for entrance into high school
as in the past, and county exam.
liners will continue to have charge
of these until Dec. /. 1910.
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Examiner Of Teachers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

Shen fseastHnr chssgs - Assfstt tph
.sstAsyt sh@uE npi issi 70 age foHsff seaFFt'
~ as4l 80 n+sss@t
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NJ So s-tFt pssstss ts fstflss itfnas .
sfsEsft hNw KrF seNsts, hNA mNtt le stssh
Fsss tna~ ~hs So @piu % - o. rsf tAn -
avs - rSas 9tnaf ehstttaNeh Fstd teshaug
Nbss F0R suaEltHisfss
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Manchester, Center. Vt.
Commissioners Notice.

Estate Of Anna NJ. Gload.
The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the DIS
trict Of Manchester, Commissioners, 10 re.
ceiye, examine, aud adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF
Anna NJ. Glond late of Manchester. In said
District, deceased, and all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
Will meet for the purpose aforesaid, AT the
store of A. j. Hicks, IN the Village of
Manchester Center I'm said District. ON the
9th day of Nov. next. from O'Clock p. m,
until o'clock D. m on said day nnd that SIN
months from the 2ith day of May A. D.,
1900 IL the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims to us
for examination and allowance,
Dated at Manchester this 2ith dny OF May.
A. d., 1909.
A. ]. HICKS, ran,
X. Is. GLEASON. '''''
John II. Whipple, Executor Manchester
Center, VT.
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card Of Thanks.

H. II Hogeboom aud family wish b
thank all nciehbors and friends Of the
late Mrs. Sarah y, McNaughtou for the
many acts o. kindness 10 her in her
declining years and especially those
who were so kind IN administering to
Tier last wants.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

Eok SALE Four tons good has also nan.
her wHgon. large refrigerator aud corn
shelter A, y, DAY,
ar Manchester. W.
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j. NJ. ARMsTR0SGi
W. H. ROBE KRIS Oou
u %, STDN r..
Commissioners Notice

j. II. sheldon. Executor. Dorset VI.