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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
Weboclelicr fra aomiteen til Bel.
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Sfslse YocificfpItens BaalGg, lom
fsr onttalt | oDnniferen", og Opfor.
bring fra enfelte Yerioner Der fam.
leoes De Meolemmer at &omiteen,
iom Dor | 5resno go.,i Garutbers IA
Mil fra 8resno, meo 2anoeiere %
2anoinlgere iantt andre interesiere'
De fra Selma og SreSno. 2anoet,
Der bar til Snle, blep os piit og SD
benilfaarene omtalte.
9nn6et omfring gnrntbers bnr for
ben, iom meget at 2anbet San Soa-
quinn alen ppret benpttet til at aple
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
9pgrasmaalet er 90 bette. ON

Sp6rgsmaaIet er 90 bette, ON
Der | SenoaesifoIen ber tales til
gsrnene, iom ON oe one fan ontoges
at opre / Oeres Donbspagt, eaer ON
no9Ie maaite aQereoe oe0 0en Sio bar
Iigeiom ben forlorne Sgn forlo0t
5aoerbuIet. 8i bgr life tpnfe, at set
bar in9en 9%etD0ning, bbilfen Mening
oi bar. Sen, Der ~oberbobe0et bill bpre
geiIeOer for andre og piie Dem 8eien
til ben rette 8la0s for gbig6eoen,
mao babe nogen Heoe paa geien Der.
til, eaers fon ban life uhoele SUBS
Orb rettelig. 9er er BOG biIt mango,
Der mener, at nnar Ser ifal tales til
9grn, iaa ger oct life meget fra eaer
til, bpoO Der blioer iaet; men bpor
Der goas no fra ben 5ornoIptning,
Der 6liper 4rbeioet iiffert oerefter.
Oct bliper pitt me9et Iigt Srlpnoe.
rells, Der plgieOe meo Offer. pa oe
life piloe gna, iom ban snifeoe, for.
talte ban Dem, at De maotte for He-
item gna, bnor6en De oil0e, 0et iful0e
nemlig plgies altionimen. Oct pigtig.
ite for os ielo bIiper Dog, ON oi mar
Simmelen, men bette er ogioo 0et
oiqti9ite ongaae1t0e 0grnene, at 0e
flonr 0ertil. Ru er set BOG iadIe0es,
at Der er iaa meget goot og oeliignet
at fremiqtte | SgnoogsifoIen. Oct
er ao0t, at 9ernene faar iao ntegen
8~uil6ifa6 iotn mulig, ioa De life ie-
mere ben | 2ibet ifnl lobe / en- an0en
9fetnino. bper Sang Der fommer Ell
rnabenoe, at mi bar De fn1oet paa
noget MT aligaoen0e Simmeloeien,
iom er meget be6re emo alt BET an.
oct. Oct mao ogiaa Iiges, bbor goo
@n0 5aoer / Simlen er, og booroon
Seius elifer Dem, men oct enc Dor 90.
res og oct an0et life foriemmes.
Nnor pi ier pao De mango ~forifel.
lige Wenin9er, iaa er oct iiffert life
operfIoOigt at forbnnole ON Ssnoo9s.
ifolebsrnenes Stnnopunft ooer for
Serren.
Der gaoes nemlia fra oen enc
0oerligbeo til Den anoer, iao nogle
regner 9ernene for uifnloiee. me.
oenS andre boloer Ell iforp Smpen.
oeliespreoifen / en- Ssn6agsifole.
Seq baober, at oer er mango / port
Samfuno, Ger interesierer fig for
@erningen % oermeo ogiaa for Den.
ne SIDE oeraf 90 naar oi ino ale bill
Iabe os ~ooerbeoiie al SUBS ORD el.
Ter meo flare inbIpienoe @rnnoe, Iaa
bnaber ieg, of Der fnn opnoas gnig.
be6. q. 9ielen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
Sm Sanoagsifolen.

Ofte bar ieg tenft paa at fna no.
get nnganenoe oenne sag forbanolet
bore 9laOe. MeOens ieg par / Dan-
mart, par Der forifeaige Meninger
oeront, og ieg nntager, oct er inole-
oes ogina ber. Oct bar moaife ue-
ret Orn9et frem, men ieg tror, at
Saoen iortiener ell nsiere 5orbano-
ling. Seq bar o9ina oct Sanb, at
ON Der er forifeIIi9e, Meninger iaa
fan oisie fremiettes paa en- roIig og
n9roig Waaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
Sub er 600.
oeo 9. Sc, Sarop y, gteb.

Snoienot oeo Q. Sc, Sarop y, Reb
Subler, 6ber Ell SipI pna Serb =
@uo er go0l
&c, boor er SUBS Raaoe itor,
Guo er COOL
Mere goot, emo oi foritaar,
g(f Dor 6aoers Sodno bi faar
9erfor 1affen til bam gnar
@uO er goo, @uo er gool
aor r; Stemmer ane me0 / Sanaen
@uo er goo!
SCR 6por 6u0lcn Hitter aIoo
@uo er gool
2ps' bpert ct 8lomIter.9laO:
@uo er COOL
Sopets @slger paa fin Sang,
ailoerne | Sfop og Bang
alting ipnae innme Gang:
@uo er goo, SUB er gool
Gor: Stemmer aae OH.
Or oct itormfulot, merft o8 tron9t-
Sub er gool
I'll bans Sierte er 81 lattgt =
@uo er COOL
lnoer 8ingeu trpe ieg er,
Sntet onot fan uaa MIG Der,
|8erfor ipneer ieg M Der:
@uo er goo, @uo er gool
81 0 r: Stenmer ale o.i.o.
Moo os uretfproige
@uo er COOL
W1oo ben melt noproige
Sub er COOL
Seit JON Simlen bp9lper fig,
Naaoen er ~uenoelig,
Som, ban pil forbnrme fig.
SUB er goo, SUB er goo!
@or r: Stemmer ale meo | Sangen
@uo er COOL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
9iefion, alberta.
"a. 0op. 1909.

nSsIten er forbi, Sommeren er
til gnoe" - iaaoon mao pi uobrpoe
ogiaa beroppe ! oct oiolrige alberta"
oe for manages @eofommenoe tillige:
vos pi ere life frmelite."
Dinteren bar begpnot Der lig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
Snlesranen 1909

iiogioet al Danif g~oebonoel, Cedar
Saas, Sa. foreIie9er ferois til llo-
ienoelie
8oeen er imaafuIot uoitpra og
rigt iauitreret. Sn0boIoet er interes-
iant % barieret. glanbt De 10 for.
ifeni9e nooneipne 9iorogspOere er
aoan. Dan ar. gitergaaro, s. CIR.
Ban. Garl Sanien. % q. g. Big.
Briicn er 80 Cts.
9eiti1inger mootaaes al
Ganiib 9ntb. Ynbl. Sonir,
Blair, Ncbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

Sl9oefere.
3oor pi ier tilba9e pno, bbo0 Di
Der pna bette SteO bar peret Sen.
itono for of Serrens Sanno : oo
mao hi ii9e: Scrre, on er goo :
Dine 8eie er unoerfuloe = on ferer
op, og on ferer neo = for at 0it
9iiges Gag maa fremmes = SipIe
freIies. @no ife 2ool bette Orb itnar
oeo Wagt: rSeloeoes9orte ifuae life
faa Shorthand ober min Menigbeo".
S Senodgs baDoe Ri bort itsrre
Weni9bc0sm6oe, bpor @mnet: Gro
og gefen0elie (Hom. 10, 9. f0.)
6leO oreftet. Ger noiponot Jig en-
goo og liblig Drsitelie. gnooe 81
pets og Mtitnoens 9efenoelie blep ser
lngt 89gt pno. Som ailoen fife
fan Itnnoles, men uaflaOelig iprn0ler
meo flare og friife 8an0itremme,
inaleoes ma Sierterne, Ser ejer Den
lebenoe Gro, uuno9aaeIi9 fomme
irem me6 ben 9efenoelie, at Seins CT
Serre, Ger bar traa0t ale 5ienoer
un0er 500 - Serren, Scr foar 2ob
at ranoe / De 6elliaes 9io og ioa De
meo MunOen bore Seins frem for
Menneifene.
SDorIeOes gaar oct meO airfebpg.
ningen2 iperger 5 funife, iom 6or
%bioraget, og Iom oil 6ielpe os. Sa,
Den er life bpg9et en0nu, men oi er
re0e til at bDage - alt er planlogt.
Sterrelien al Sfibet er 26X46 So
ret 10 By Is, 8aarnet 10 bp so.
apinoeforeningen arbeiOer al ollie
0rpfter for at funne tiIpeiebringe
alt, 9pao Der b6rer til oct inopenoige
-2(lter, Yre0ifeitol 0. !. b.
Men M oenter oi poa, at s t9re,
iom bar iaa oetoilIige at iubifribere
Ell @ope til airfen Der, oil ienoe 0en
inoen 0ptaar. Oct bill o9re forbel-
a9tigt og Ell 2ettelie baooe for eoer
% os, ON S gap Bengene til eoers
Brpit - ban oil o9re oiaig til at
lelloe mig 9elsbet / en- y0raft".
gnifer Ell eleoelig Sulefeit / Sc
Iu Hannl
Sermeo fsGger iaa 9pittering for
oct iioit inofomne:
IS. 6. Beterien, Maion Gitp,
Nebr. $500
|2. S. anoerien, 4uoubon, ga. 200
CIR. Rielien, ailoubon, Sa. 200
g. oienoabI S%tapleburit, gfeb. LOO
IS. @eoiteo, S%tapleburit, Neb. LOO
g. 9lauien oa Snitru, albert
2en, Winn. 800
Sens tSanien, Coulter, So. 500
Mrs. $. Hnsmusie len, Blain-
oieip, 0ebr. 200
Beoer SnnienL aenmare, g.
DAT. 500
s. IS. Sesien. 9oubells. 81.
9of. 500
Ruifin, 0eb,:
q. $. 8eterien 200
|Gbr. Gbriitenien 100
Inton GbriItenien 100.
a(nton 9enion 200
Sobanues M%umfsgooro 100
|9. n. 9eiIiely Cartridge,
isis. 500
Claus 26omion, S%ocfionoiae,
Sa. 100
Is. s.. @oorbeaO, Sa. 100
Mortin 0ielien, Council
Blutts, ga. LOO
is. Gbriitenien, Davenport So. 100
2ouis Smitb, 6ernoole, Sal. 100
Bent SenieL S%utc6inion,
Wfinn. LOO
CIR. 8inter, Coulter, So. 100
l@. 8. Senien, g8eIt Brand,
Sa. 100
Carl Rielicn germiQion,5.0 LOO
@erf. 9lair, 9ebr. LOO
is. Sill, Council BLUFFS, 50. 100
50. s. 9tielieuL Maion Gitp,
9abr. LOO
) alt $500
IGioligere inofommen $3t5.55
r.u nozo ES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
MODERN WO0DMEN OF AMERICA.
Brief History OF Owls Head Camp
No 1858. Located al Dorset.

10 January 1906. there was formed at
Dorset. Owls Head Camp, No. 1868,
" Modern Woodmen Of America. which
had Charter membership Of 10. Two
sud one half years from this time, July
l, %, We will hayea Camp of e. mem
beers carrying some sa1, 200 insurance.
All The chnrtermembers are still active
members Of the Camp and 10 them i
due the steady aud encouraging growth
u the Camp.
During this time We have purchased
and paid for over $40 worth Of furni-
,nre, dishes, etc. and given the town
the sum Of $40 towards furnishing aud
repairing the Dorset School Hall as
well as assisting members ia sickness
10 the amount Of SIS,
All this has been done as well 81 pro-
yiding insurance OF protection Of So. :
900 10 the families Of our G5 members
cheaper than they could get il ia other
fraternal Society ia the United States,
costing only abou, $50 per year fot a
thousand dollars on a person under y
years 81 agc.
This Society has had a phenomenal
gruwih IN the country Ia the last ten
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

years sre now numbef a million mem
bers II isse rank and ale ~ oar greAi
oeunifg
Any rlg.hle psrmn in Manchester
hny Fan ths Dorssi Canp and VI.
Clerk. a " Phvion soald he pleased
" furnish any iuformsiion desired.
The Head camp hss last ePene'i a
Saaaiortam Tor the ueaimrnl 81 iuher
culssis 10 Colorado. shicb ]. free to al
mrmber. ~ the order This ia itself
ia large undertaking and aud that
.hsaili L. - great benefit 10 t. mem
bern NJ well q, al who ar iuisresi,d
10 stopping the ravaRes 81 tbs drrad
dispAse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
Estate OF Louisa MOncrlef.

order OF Notice Guardians Application to
Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, District. OF Man
To ali persons Interested In the estate of
Louisa Moncrief.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this Court In writing, by the guardian OF
Louisa Moncrief for license to sell the real
estate OF said ward VIZ; All OF the real es-
tate OF his said ward, situated In the Town
OF Rupert VT, and II the same land and
premises set out to said ward ms home
stead from the estate Of her husband, bucius
Moncrief, deceased. Bounded on the north
by land OF Mullin, on the east and south by
Albert Farrar's land ON the west by the
highway leading from Rupert To salem, n.
", representing that the sale thereof for the
purpose OF putting the proceeds of such sale
at Interest, or investing the same IN stocks
or other real estate, or using theavails there
OF for the benefit Of said ward as the law dir
ects would be beneficial for said ward.
WHEREuP os the said Court appointed
and assigned the Both day OF June, 1909,
mt the Probate Office In Manchester, In snid
District to hear and decide upon said ap-
plication, and ordered that public
notice thereof TO be given TO all persons IN
terested therein. by publishing said order
together with the time and place OF hearing.
three weeks successfully In the Manchester
JOURNAL, a newspaper which circulates In
the neiphborhood OF those Interested In said
estate, all OF which publications SHAH be
previous TO the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court, at I'll time ana
place assigned. then and there H. said Court
TO make your objections to the granting OF
such license, II you see cause,
Given under my hand Mt Man, hester, IN
sald District this 18th day OF June, 1909.
W. b. EDGERTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

GA Tuesday. Jane sih, al IN 10,
afternoon, Euniee Clark Barslos Of
Lee, Mass, and Charles Howe Buck 81
Weihers6cld, c.. we're married in tb,
Firsi Congregational church OF Lee
The church WAS beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Miss Harriet Lord
barsiow, SISTER 81 lhe bride, was masd
Of honor, aud John u Stafford, class
mate Of the groom 10 the class Of 1904
at Yale WAS best man. The bridesmaids
we're Helen d. Buck of Weihersheld
O., Elizabeth Is. Lee Of Brunswick
Maine. Ruth NJ. Newman Of Albany,
N. ", aud Mary b. Rogers Of Lee.
The ushers we've Robbins Woleott Bar
stow. ID the class Of 1911 at Dartmouth
brother of the bride, Robert A. Squire
Of Meriden, c.. Clayton W. Wells Of
Wethersfie,d, O.. both classmates of
the groom at Yale. and Edward o.
Buck Of Wethersdeld, c., cousin OF
the groom. The bride carried white
roses aud was led to the altar 10y her
Robert Robbins Wolcott
Of wethersiield, Ct. The bridesmaids
carried sweet peas. Rev. John Barstow,
the father of the bride, performed the
ceremony. After spending few weeks
in the Adirondacks, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
will make their home in Wethersfeld.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
Obituary..

William Nichols died at the home o
his daughter, Mrs. &. II. LaBonta, IN
Greenwich, n. Y, Monday morning
May 10th. Mr.. Nichols was born in
West Sandgate. Vt. 50 years ago. He
was married in 1880 TO Miss Anna Me.
lntyre Of Shushan, n. Y, who died
several years ago. Besides Mrs. La.
Bonita, he is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Hyland Carpenter of Watervleit,
N. y, and two sons, George of ellison,
n. H., and Frank of 6reenwich,N n. y,
one sister, Mrs. Wilcox, of West Ar
.lngton and two brothers, Sherman
Nichols of Dorset and ldos Nichols of
Cambridge, N. y,
The funeral was held from the hons
of bis son Frank, on Barber Avenue.
on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. DR.. Perry Of Cambridge, n. Y,
officiating. The following acted ms
bearers: Judson Eddie, Leroy Thomp-
son, John Powers, Charles CaswelI,
Michael Haren, james Stewart. Michael
Mealy and Robert Hamilton.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful, attesting the high esteem in
which Mr.. Nichols was held by those
who knew him best. The remains were
taken 10 North Bennington for inter
meat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
MAgCHESTER'S HEAVY lax PAY.
Frs.
List OF These Paving on $1,000 and
over Increase 10 Poll Tax
PAYERS

Tho Grand List f9r 1903 shows that
real estate u The ~ class - listed A.
az acres valued Al s1sG,s75 A. sgaina
Sgs acres 10 lsNs valued Al SIS, 40.
The setoBd elags real estate for 1909 y
A,5is1x acres valued al si5l .0.a A.
against %. 80 scrcs ia 1905 valued al
sl64. 100. THIS makes total real -.
tate yalae Of 81. los .s2j this year a.
against 81 is. 40 ii zoos, gain Of
sI1. SO for this year The personal
estate ~ 1899 i 1861 .05s. while ia 1905
in 9as s3sa 800. The Total Of taxable
property % 81 5ia. ssJ. which AT | per
cent. wonld make sl5. 5gs 81. To this
Is 10 be added 5l3 taxable polls at g 90
each giving total grand list Of sl6,-
02i. ~ for the year 1909 In 1901 i was
SO. g3l %, showing n slight falling of
TOT this year. The poll tax payers have
Increased q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

WAY This Shortage In State Fin
ancesf

There has been great hue add cry
Va lbe state press recently aboai q
shortage ia the department d justice
~ She STATE vhich vii smonn, 10 about
$4,000 90. which snm the genial lieu.
tenant governor. Dr.. John A Mead Of
Rutland, has offered 10 advance % the
siAis and whit unlil the next session Of
the Legislature 10 reimburse bim.
Tim shortage, deficit. misandsrstand-
ing. biunder OF sbAteyer else i may
be called. ia claimed 10 exist because Of
tse recent enactment Of law whereby
i makes il necessary 10 keep prisoners
convicted ~ q crime, not felony.
whose term ~ sentence Is less than one
year, 10 The county iails at hard labor,
ard in the county in which the offence
was committed. That i the first see.
ton 81 Act No. 40. The second sec
on says that The governor may. IN his
discretion. remove prisoner confined
Ia any jail under sentence 10 any other
jail IN the state. Section No 9 says
that the house Of correction in the city
Of Rutland shall, for the purpose Of
this act, be deemed the jail Of Rutland
county.
II would seem to the JOURNAL thai
the trainers Of this law bad very wise
~ taken everything into consideration
And covered the ground thoroughly
aud II seems 10 as that il is up 10 the
governor himself 10 relieve the situa.
ton by sending the prisoners to the
hoasc Of correction at Rutland, which
Is the county Jail for that county. The
house OF correction has had its mum
bsrs so depleted under the working of
tIls Law that II has been Obliged ~ ask
tie state 10 help them out by sending
lme prisoners there 10 help turn out
the work al that institution. II the
tortage Is due to the working out Of
this law let the governor see 10 il that
tle power vested in him IN this act is
used and the relief obtained,
The late Legislature has been blamed
for great many things-some of them
they should have been blamed for-but
II looks TO us as though 1t was up TO
the governor 10 remedy the evil in this
instance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

of Barlugioal seniinti, 9 y Taasu,
81 Barre tyier Albert Kiilam. q Bar
iUgton
Fht fa.ioRing dsind dfpaiy hIgA
priests aem chosen. NJ. !. ] a. R,,h
iusous NJ. :. : X. Roi.eFis 50 J. q
IA. Lang, No. I. x. :. chenrys Ne 4
~ A. hsrptY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

"A D. Bates ~. bons from Man,
chester over saudsy
LEROY q. Woodward has returned
home from Manchester
Mrs Mcrnu Coax ~ Thompson,
burg is spending = tew days Al n y,
Bates.
Mrs. William keene ~ Albany. \
Y.,is visitiue her coasiu, Mrs Ei.ih
Bates
Miss Pearl Roby has gone 10 South
Londonderry 20 wurk far Mrs. lrh
Thomson
Mrs. German n Fuller has gone
10 the Riverside Inn At south Loudou
derry, as cock.
Mrs Anna llolton and Mrs Hattie
Croft 81 Weston called at Mrs. 7. II.
liuell's Wednesday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
Commissioners Notice
Estate Of Marin Monnt.

The undersigned. having been appoin,e'
nv The Honorable Probate Court Tor the lls
trlet OF Manchester. commissioner 70 ~
reiy., examine. and adjust the clhliis h'lo
da,nands "a nIl persons against The estate %
Maria Motif late Of Manchester
I'm said District, deceased, ana an elhi,,'
eshIbitsd 10 offset thereto, hereby CIV. no
~, maj ve Will meet for the purpose hiofe
said nj the office Of Y. 9. Archibald
Esq. in the village Of Mnnchestsr cenas'
- xoy NEXT from one O'Clock p. NJ, unit
four O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. hnn thht ~
months from the 18th day Of MAY A. p,
1919, is the time limited W sam not =, ~.
said creditors To present th'lf sihiHie '" ~
for examination aud allowance.
Dated al Manchester this 18th day OF Any
A. D.. 1879.
81 cASFIELn.
j. ". HICKS, 'ofn'
H. n. SHAW
John II. Dimond. Exeentor, Mnhehss'sf'
Center. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
We Want Your Calfsklns

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts
TalIow, Bones, etc, and will pay you
outside prices therefor. We pay spot
cash; We pay the freighti we pay tnlI
market value. We want 10 arrange
with some sne in every village where
we have no agent, 10 collect the above
named goods for us aud 10 sell Page
Perfected Poultry Food and other
poultry supplies. We furnish money
with which 70 buy and We keep our
buyers thoroughly posted Al all times
as 10 market values. Write for fnll
particulars.
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
GRAND LODGE ADJ0URNS
TllIolson Re elected Grand Master
by Masons al Burlington Other
Officers Chosen at Annual Meet
ing

Burlington, June l0.--Closing SEES
ans Of grand lodge Of Vermont were
held at Masonic temple today Oflicers
we're elected this morning aud the APP.
poinlments Of district deputies, etc,
made this afternoon Worshpfnl Grand
Master Ice S. Tillotson Of st. AIbans
was reelected for another year. The
other officers chosen were; Henry l..
Ballou Of Chester, deputy grand mas
tr. Eugene s. Watson Of New Haven.
grand senior wardeni Vernon Duiion
o Hardwick, grand junior warden;
Charles W Whlicomb Of Proeiorsyille.
grand treasurer Henry II Ross Of
Burlington, grand secretary Frank A.
Ross Of Burlington, assistant grand
secretary. y. II, Swiizer Of Bellows
Fails. grand senior deacon; Il Il. Blou
DIES 81 North Montpelier. grand junior
deaconi Charles II Darling of Bur.
lingiop, grand lecturer; Rev. 4. J.
Hoagh OF Montpelier, grand chaplain:
George y Fortior Of Mortified, assist
ant grand chaplain; Daniel g. Danforth
Of 81 Albans. tiiand marshal; John
4. Paddock Of Saxtons River. grand
sword bearer; Albert killam Of Bur.
lingtou. grand senior steward; Edgar
u Martin Of Burlington. grand junior
steward norr A. Rolean Of New Ha
ven. grand pursulyauti Fred II. Far
iir.ton % Brandon. grand tyler.
The committee on the proposed
amendment to article 80 81 The grand
lodge by Laws relatingto distrciing the
strife reported, aud IT, recommenda.
lions we're discussed at length. The
only action taken was ~ place Benton
lodge aiih those OF Orange county.
The proposition 10 hasten the pay
meni 81 the debt on The temple by an
Increased assessment, ~ recommend.
ed by grand master. was pot over until
another year for final action. The iol.
lowing district deputy masters were
elected No. l. Z. Mower; No, 2.P
II. Randall No. 3. Arthur j Black
mere; No, 1, q II Mcleod; No. s. c.
~ Warren No. @. +. X Goss. No. Z.
y. u. Brown: No, 5, l.. H. Pierce.
Ne. 10. y. J. Hit; No. II. Leslie r
Pike, No. u, h. H. Cole. No. Is, r..
" Holmes.
GRAND Rpf Al ARcH CHATTER OFFICERS.
IN tbs election u officers Friday by
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter II Yer
mont which closed The events II Ma.
snnie ~eek Al Burlington, those chosen
we're a. follows
iiieh priest, 4. II Martin. o. Mid.
dlebufgi deputy high priest, G. ~
Black. u Bellows Pals; kiug. II. :.
Rooi. o. Newport; scribe. s. r. Bradley,
81 Rutland. treasurer. {, W. Whit,
comb. ~ procioFsyille, secretary. II. /
h Ross, Of burlington, principal 10,
ioaFner, 5 II DAafoF,h. u NJ. Al
bans; royAi arch eapsAiia. II. A Stone.
os Piaiisbutg nsaster of third veal. II
J ssAnnari. 81 Barton; master II see.
ond veil. 4. X, o'ReAn. u vesgeanes;
mAsier 81 arsi sell. J X. Roberts u
Burlington ehnpisin. The Rev. {. 3.
Partridge. u Woodstock; lecturer, d.
A. Elisoti, At White River Junction.
ssniof nsrsen. Il 4 Mosse. VI Bar.
ilngsan lansof steward, L. II. Martin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
Pupils Examinations.

There win be an examination held al
the Manchester Center school house OF,
Thursday and Friday, June "A and y,
beginning at 9 a, M. All advanced
pupils Of the public schools who desire
TO obtain free tuition certificates TO en-.
ter Burr a Burton Seminary fof the
coming year, are requested 10 take the
june examination, rs no other will pro.
baby be held in town during the pre-.
sent year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17
Estate of Mary A. Phelps.
Order Of Notice VII

STATE OF vERMONT, District of Man
chester rs.
The Hoaordble Probate Cont for he Dis
trict Of Manchester:
To all persons Interested IN the estate o.
Mary A. Phelps late OF Dorset In sale
District deceased.
GREETING
AT Probate Court, holden mt Manchester
within and for said District on the 2yth day
OF May, 1909 an instrument purportinR tt
he the lastWill and Testament OF Mary A
Phelps late OF Dorset IN said District
deceased, was presented to the Court aiofe'
said, for Probate.
And IL Is ordered by said Court that the
goth day OF June, 1909, ut 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. newspaper cir
culating in that vicinity, In said District,
previous TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said Court, ut 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 18th day of May, 1903.
q W b. EDGERTON, Judge.