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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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games li,,sieg has finished Woia
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Mm y Parks. Inspector u the
am EsnEbalsr llnutyps Co. was 10
iuwu Ga FRIDAY 10 ie0s over inc limo
ule a ihls office
NJ aud Mrs u. n Parker,
formerly 81 this tnwn bui noW o.
Nce YORK. city Rere In townoyer
Thanksgiving
Leon wiiey, Of 4 v 49, was
visitor ~ this village over the
sves end returning 70 burlington
SUNDAY aii-snoon
Mrs sarah ~. 0ryis. who was
hoiGe from College for Thanksgir.
ind 10, esa. returned To C. Y NJ.
Sunday afternoon
Frank n Cook Of chieope
Mass, Was Thanksgiving guest Of
BIS parents Mr aud Mrs Nathan
Cook Of this village
Mr. and Mrs James Brooks are
entertaining MI Brooks mother,
Mrs GeoFg, brooks Of orrington,
Ne for the winter.
NJ aud Mrs ] Clarence Ba-
caH, sho have besn out of Town for
couple Of weeks. returned home
Tuesday afternoon
physical culture class for the
SpnnT ladies ~ llaft 4 burton Sem
inary has been started under the
dirertion Of Miss Ruth Perkins
Marshall Ncacham. who has
becn At his home 10 orwell for sey
cral weeks. has returnd to his stu
dies at llurr a Burton Seminary.
Mr. lrYiug sehmelrel OF New
York city WAS ia this village on Mon
day Tor short umeonbusiness She
returned on the afternoon flyer
Representative Albert G. Or
yis.who sak home over the Thanks.
glying recess from his duties at
Montpelier. returned there Monday
night
Mrs o. l. cushman. sho has
been here for some time visiting her
aged mother. Mrs. Julia Boynton, re
turned to New York city on Fri
day
Miss Libbie Boynton was up
from New Nork city to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs
Mary r Way and her mother. Mrs
julia hoynton,
Nj and Mrs u. Il Lewis aud |
daughter Of Putney have been Ia
;hls village Tor the past week as
guests Of Mrs, Lewis parents. Mr..
aud Mrs, John stockwcll.
Advertised Letters. A. w
Childs Uoaaa conny Mrs n l. conl
dit. Miss t. r. Harwood. Miss Min.
ME Green Mr. Gilbert VIM. Oak
man. Mrs Bert r wyman. A
Weilman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-01
SOUTH DORSET.

Good November weather.
The quarries are dead--stone
still.
Thanksgiving passed off very
quietly.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. w. Phelps
were in Manchester Saturday.
WIN. L. Tully was in Rutland
last week on business.
The Merry Maiden's" Thanks
giving dance was vrey happy af-
fair.
We hear our old friend VIM.
j. Towsley is laid up again with
rheumatism in his hands.
Richard and Henry Galager,
Fred Stannard and VIII Johnston
are working at Manchester.
Miss Hulda Bowen OF Benning-
ton was home for Thanksgiving
She returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frances Grover OF Rut-
land visited at A. L. Bowen's re-
Gently.
Patrick McDevitt Of Pittsford
was In town Nov. 25th. completing
the sale Of his Hill farm TO Ambrose
Snow and wife.
Think OF II, All wool felt roof
ing good for years. SIPS a square
at Bowen's. See adv. IN Journal
next week.
w g Whalon with Mr.. Grey
and VIM. Leary we're In South Dor
set this week looking after marble
interests. They called at Brook
side.
We me; 'Jehu John" whipping
along the sodom HIN pike last week
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~ + u Pierce who has been
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nrAn resarufd home sunday after
osya accompanied by Mrs Pierce
SAD daughter who seat 20 ssnnlng
.on - meas him
Messra Philip Towsles and
iohH Iuttie returned TO their stu
dies ~ Norwich University on Mon
dag murnlng. after having spent
bie Thanksgiving ree~ss NJ their
especsiFe homes here
Mla Emma = Bencdiet who
,Af beeu eoufined 80 the house
silh Illness for nearls two weeks,
) - a. % b. out bat has no, re-
umed her dniicsa rs teacher Ia
he village grammar school AS yet
H. Wednesdays New York Herald
be announcement WIS made Of the
ieath Of " \ Golfer. Jr. OF Brook
iyn Mr coler WAS eottager here
several years ago. occupying the
Cascades for season lie WAS a
aeckholdef IN the Eksanok Country
lab
Mrs Mary y Way had fam
~ gathering On Thanksgiving Day
md AZ dinner were her mother Mrs.
Ialis Boynton, Miss Libbie Boyn-
on and Mrs o. !. Cushman, sis
iers, and her brother. o. w Boyn-
on aud wlfe Also Mr.. aud Mrs
George Smith.
Clifford Coping Of East Dorse,
vas visitor In THIS village with |
riends a portion OF last week
@ Stewart Bennett was in Ben
dngton tot few days last week
sisiliug his grand parents. He re
armed home Monday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John w Bell had
As Thanksgiving guests Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew v Turner. Miss Eula
Turner. Robert Turner. Andrew Tur
ier IT.. aud Mr. and Mrs S. J.
sotry All were RECALLED with
good dinner aud hope that they may
~ be spared 90 meet onmany more
mch occasions
DE- T. " Trull OF this village
ret with a very painful accident
Art Wednesday evening while at
he RAILROAD station waiting for Mrs
rrnll Owing to the darkness
around the station the DR.. while in
he act Of turning at thestep at
he north entrance. caught his foot
IN the step there and was thrown
n such a manner as 10 severely in
inre him, causing him TO think for
/ time that his left hip was broken,
lie managed to finally get home ana
IN Thanksgiving day Dr. Bartlett
II Bennington was called aud made
! very thorough examination and
ound that there were no bones
lroken but that the muscles were
fery badly wrenched At the pre-
cent time the DR.. is still confined
. his chair. but is improving,
There Will be regular pupils
FERN Recital at the chapel of Burr
Burton Seminary on Thursday
.vening at 1890 The program Is
PROGRAM.
Part I.
Bach
j Paper
Mr. L. u. Dnyal.
2 Invention In T. flat
Miss W. Brush
, Gavotte IN @ minor
From Third English Suit,
Invention in'D major
Miss Ailly Paddock.
Bourree
From Third Violincello-Suite
Miss Matilda Griffith
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rhs Ladies Asd society vii
meet Nith Mrs. John Russell or
FrltAy Afternoon al shfcc o'elork, e
elSl uew uffleyrs and plan for ihs
work % the oomiHE year
II IL expected that Miss Florence
Price " RufllnstoH, Missionary
eorkcr. al give lecture uu Thurs
Ga, evening. Dec. isl. NJ the home
Il Mrs " HApEood
Friends 81 NJ and Mrs Frank
Foster received news Of the arrival
Of third daughter to their home
on Nov 18th Mrs. Foster will be
remembered as Miss Lulu hard
veil Whltaey
M , Hapgood has had force
81 help at work on his deer park
Just below the village Tho work Ia
not yet finished as he is having a
large tract fenced with an eleven
foot wire fene
--lt is expected that H. G, Grant
has purchased the Jonathan Hapgoo
place. so called. OF Wilbur Wooster
OF Middlebury. Mrs. Grant has rec
Gently purchased the Almon Adams
place OF Lila and Harry Gilbert OF
New York
An invitation has been receiy-
cd by Bromley Grange 10 meet with
Wantastiquet Grange on Thursday
evening. Dec. LIST. for the obsersa-
tlon OF Neighbors Night. Farmers
Grange and Glebe Mountain Grange
are also invited We hope as many |
members as possible viii attend.
"A NJ. Lyon OF Boston. Il, Nj
Lyon OF Barre. Mrs. Mary A. Pack
er of Greenland, n, H., Mrs. NJ. j.
h. Fuller and son Mark OF Erylng |
Mass. and Miss Minerva Lyon of
No. Attleboro. Mass, spent Thanks
giving with their parents. MIR, and
Mrs NJ u. Lyon.
In an effort TO put stop TO
petty thievlng in townthe selectmen
have offered the following reward:
$40 reward for evidence TO convict
for theft committed In town, 500
reward for evidence to convict any
party for breaking into any house
under lock and key.
SYNDICATE.
There will be surprise supper
md Christmas sale at the home OF j
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-01
THE IOGGERY SHOP.

, afternoon
Iht RDbekahs will held salt
ai 0sIel snd fancy articles at thei
rooms ID L q. Of Hall Friday AT
/ lipa0h aud evening, Dee 9Th,
load snp9l viii be served from flN
% ,irhi tor fifteen cents. We cor
.tAi 4Akite eRt.4. I'D 70 attend
in the ease AZ E,A.strout Co.
y Henry wyman. spoken o. Ia last
week Journal the decision reserved
by the Justice has been rendered
Va decided 81 favor Of the plaintiff
.pd gave Judgment Of s36,75
The case was appealed
In the last issue OF the Journal Il
aas stated that IL Harry Levin had
purchased the restaurant business
conducted by r. d. sowles SIR lie
vim merely acted as agent for his
cousin, Louis shapiro Of New York
city who has bought Il and is now
conducting IL under the name of
Ideal Tour Restaurant
EAST DORSET
"A. b. Engreen OF Rutland was
in town last week
Chas. Mclaughlin was home
from Remington for Thanksgiving.
John Hayes of Bennington spent
Thanksgiving day at L. ID. Buffum's
Chas Leary was home from
Albany Business College over Sun
day.
Miss Louise Buffum of Benning
ton spent part OF last week at hel
home here.
Harold Taylor aud Harry Beebe
of Manchester were Sunday guests
in town.
Mrs. Wesley Perry and Mrs. G.
Bowie are in Manchester caring for
the formers daughter who is ill.,
The social hop given by the
Jolly seven" Thursday night was
well attended and thoroughly en-
joyed J
Miss Anna Coping of North
Adams, Mass, spent her Thanksgiv
ing vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Coping.
Last Friday evening Ralph
Beebe fell from the piazza roof of
Mrs. Maud Seymour's house in the
south Village striking on his head
and shoulders on the marble walk
below causing conclusion of the
brain from which he died early on
Tuesday morning.
There was law suit at the
Wilson House last saturday before
Justice j. h. Buffum. The suit was
by Maurice Derosia against
1elon HARDWOOD and was an action
n assumpslt for-m0ney received ina
iduclaiy capacity, Judgment was
'endered for the plaintiff for $12.70l
md costs The defendant appealed. |
Hon. f. c. Archibald and Hon. Ed
ward Griffith for plaintiff and Hold |
IN q Healey for defendant.
Report of East Dorset Gramma
school term ending Nov. 23. Pupils |
lot absent duringa the term are
Dorothy Wilson. Anna Stone. Paul
cary, Thomas Griffith, Robert Har
wood, Ruth Lovett, Edward h.eary,
Nary Harwood, Ernest MacDanlels.
Absent one day, Leona Leary. Jen-
lie Bowen, Clayton Hulett. Pupils
laying an average OF over 80 per
ent. in all subjects are Thomas
irilfitb, Edward Leary, Mary Har-
wood, Dorothy Wilson, Ernest Mac
Daniels, Sara Cochrane.
SOUTH DORSET.
Good November weather.
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Bulletin No. I.

Chr~mas bser,s I'll and herr
.aned Inc d auicles ~os,hy q BE-
ins gwen Souethins a4asbl- Tor az,
a,ereber a ne ism,ly from he babs u
gfsndea
The bra assortment hri~een
ffo, and R1llsod.
Shop cab You'll bencia b, T.
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Ia Harmonious ksmill
Miss Mcclure
lf2 fal Behold and see II ther'
be any sorrow" Messiah-l74l
~ 20 sleep. why dost thor
leave me semelo-l ~
Mr.. Walter Rice Hard.
IS tal sadly Languish
Rinaldo-l7l
"a, Rejoice" Messiah
Mrs Brooks.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Dr. J. ". Marsh who has been
very III is improving
Miss Martha Kohler OF Rutland
vas IN town for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Bowen entertain
d friends Thanksgiving day,
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis +. Hemen-
nay spent Thanksgiving in Glens
Falls. n. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Bowie, who has
been visiting friends in Canada. has
returned
C. c. Colvin has rented Mrs Lucy
Mattison's tenement and Will soon
axe possession.
a big line OF holiday goods will
,e placed on sale At theNew York
store on Saturday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Taylor have re-.
urued from visit with friends In
loositk Fails, N. T.
August Kohler of Iloosick Falls
'. Y, was at the home of his
mother for Thanksgiving.
DR.. l.. NJ. Kelley who spent
Thanksgiving at his home in Rich
ord, VT, has returned
Mrs. Johan C. Roberts of Rut-
and was the guest Of her son. w.
4. Roberts Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Guy Davis
and daughter OF North Adams,
Mass, visited his parents here last
week.
MIR and Mrs. F.A. Slader OF Ru
land were guests last weekof Mrs.
Slader's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Dean.
The Misses Sarah and Edith
Brown, students of Middlebury coll
!ege, spent Thanksgiving with Miss
Anna BATHS.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. w Bennett
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Ben
leti's parents. MIR. and Mrs, Frank
g. Warner of Brattleboro.
Rev. Joseph Brown and family
who spent Thanksgiving with friend
In town returned to St Adams Sat
urday
The New England Telephone Co.
is at work IL the village making
to place the wires un-
foreground.
Carl j. Kilburn, who spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. James Kilburn, has return |
I'd to U. V. NJ. Medical at Burling-
ton
Messrs w ID. Hulett and ID. f. |
Gorton OF Rutland were in town on
Monday on business connected with
the Combination Cash Store in this
Village.
Miss Edith Shaw. who is a
student in the Conservatory of Mus
C at Boston. spent few days with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
shaw, and returned to Boston Sat
Irday.
John h. billiard OF Rutland
who teaches in North Pownal was
ltit last htths htttut huiifoNist
II the Normal Instructor" maya
line devoted to the interests OF
AmericanN school teachers. has had
articles written by him.
Meeting OF Battenkill Valley
irange will be held Thursday even
ng. Dec. sth The change OF the
line OF meeting is on account OF
he annual sale which Will be held
~ the ladies OF the Methodist
hurch,
The exercises In the Center
Ichool which were held "Wednesday
o impress on the minds OF the pu-
ills the real meaning OF Thanksgiv-
ng were excellent and greatly EN-
Ioycd by a large nnmbr OF friends
II the pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond
Lewis announce the marriage OF
heir daughter. Clara Alice TO Harry
HopeweH. Thursday. November "a
At 81 Hamilton Place. New York
,ity. The bride has many friends
here who extend congratulations
and bees, wishes for happy and
ong married life,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-01
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

Prelude and Fugue Ia D major
Mrs. Ravlliroaks
Part N
liarndei
Paper
Miss Gertrude Mcclure
Gafotte
Mlss Almeda Childs
3 Rec. 20 Worse Than Death
Air. Angels Ever bright and
Fair Theodoro-l7is
Miss Gladys Thelma Arnoh
10 "ombra nesi ia sortr-lfSN
Ala l.eaie u fowsley
II ilalmouians n!a ksmith
Miss Mcclure.
~ {al Behold and see II there
be any sorrow" Messiah-i T4l
lbl 20 sleep. Why dost thou
leave me semelo-l74a
Mr.. Walter Rice Hard
IS tal sadly Languish
Rinaldo-l7Il
tbl Rejoice" Messiah
Ara uYo0Ee
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SYNDICATE.

There will be surprise supper
and Christmas sale at the home OF ]
w. Galbraith next Tuesday evening,
December 6. All are invited to be
present.
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|useabIe Gifts.

TIE prod j uh = ire use Z
IS pa 70. Usslal SITS afe SUR d 49,
prrrlatsoa
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Olher things lor o;her people
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
DISMISSED FIREMAN FILES
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER
Fire Commission Orders Lieuten-
ant Todd Suspended

Fireman c. P. Bell of hose company
number s was dismissed from the de-
partment by the fire commission
yesterday on charges preferred by his
lieutenant, ]. L. Todd. He secured
quick revenge by filing charges against
the lieutenant. The commission con-
sidered the charges of such a serious
nature that Lieutenant Todd was or
dered suspended and to appear for
trial September 20.
Bell makes twenty specific charges
against Todd, nearly all to the effect
that the lieutenant had women in the
hose company house until late hours
at night. The charges are so specific,
and date and time is shown with such
care that it appears Bell kept pretty
close tab on his superior officer.
Bell was tried on a charge of hav-
ing choked a young man in the hose
company house and using vile and OBJ
scene language. There was another
charge against him of a more serious
nature, but the fire commission was
satisfied that he had not conducted
himself in a proper manner when the
evidence of the choking was presented
and dismissed him on that account.
Bell did not put on any witnesses him
self, but denied the charge and de-
clared the other members of the COM
pany, and especially Lieutenant Todd,
wanted him out of the department.
Todd is a brother of Battalion Chief
Todd
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
COURT HEARS DEMURRER
IN GARBAGE STATION SUIT
Dismiss the Case of w. B. Little
Against R. NJ. LuSk

Arguments on the demurrer in the
injunction suit of L. r. Alderman
against Charles A. Alexander, caused
by the garbage reloading station at
Macy and Anderson streets, were heard
yesterday by Judge Mccormick of the
superior court.
Alderman asked the court to declare
the station public nuisance and Alex
ander in his demurrer states that II
the charge is only that Alderman can
not have been privately injured. He
also alleged that the proper course of
procedure, if the station is a public
nuisance, is for the city council to pro-
ceed against him.
Answer to that was made by Alder
man to the effect that the council Will
not take such action, whereupon Alex
ander asserted that the municipal body
could be forced to do so by writ OF
mandate issued from the superior court.
The demurrer was given to Judge
Mccormick under submission, with the
understanding that If 1t is denied the
case will go to trial on its merits Sep
tember 20.
In the same court the suit of w. B.
Little against r. M. Lusk, as acting
president of the city council, involving
the same question, was dismissed. The
reason for the action was that Little
has moved away from the neighbor-
hood, and that the reloading station,
therefore, cannot longer annoy him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
EXCLUSIVENESS BARS
EVEN THE. CITY'S WATER
Streets Not Dedicated to Public
Use to Get No Mains

Private streets in such exclusive resi-
dence districts as Berkeley square,
Chester place, Westmoreland place and
others must be dedicated to public use
or water mains will not be laid in them,
If an ordinance suggested yesterday Is
passed.
At a meeting of the fire and water
committee of the council yesterday
with the board Of public works and
representatives Of the water board the
committee authorized the two boards
to draw up such an ordinance as 1t
deemed necessary and present 1t to the
committee for consideration before 1t is
finally presented to the council.
The city attorney has ruled that the
water department has no right to lay
it's mains on private property and this
means private streets. In some cases
tract subdivisions have failed to dedl-
cate their streets in order to escape
making street improvements conform
to city specifications.
While the streets in the high class
residence district are in accordance
with city specifications, the committee
cannot see how a distinction can be
made in their favor, and they will have
to be dedicated as well as the poorer
private residence districts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
News of the Courts
DEATHS SHADOW STAYS
SISTERS LAW CONTEST
Serious Illness of Captain NeWlin
PoStpones Battle for His
Guardianship

Because of the fact that Capt. Jacob
C. Newton, a pioneer Of Los Angeles.
is reported to be nearly dead the con-
test of his daughters for his guardian
ship again was postponed by Judge
Rives of the probate department of the
superior court yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Newton Cattern and Mrs.
May Newton Leavitt, his two daugh-
ters, who were appointed joint guar
dians several months ago and who
could not agree over the conduct of his
affairs, are the opponents in the case.
Mrs. Leavitt was ready for the con-
test yesterday, but Judge John d.
Works and Lewis r. Works, represent
ing Mrs. Cattern, protested against a
hearing in the matter while the life of
the old man hangs in the balance, and
being supported by w. J. Hunsaker,
who represents other interests, con-
tinuance was ordered until September
20. Mrs. Leavitt, however, asked that
bills of $1,000 contracted by the father
be ordered paid, and the court con-
sented to such action.
After the daughters could not agree
when they were made joint guardians
of the estate of their father, which is
valued at $250,000 they asked the court
to decide between them or to appoint
an outsider as their parents guardian.
Incidentally, Daniel B. Newton, a
brother of Capt. Newton, has filed with
the court a request that he be named
as guardian.
Capt Newton is II years old and for
more than twenty years has resided
on Old Mission road, which now is
known as Huntington boulevard A
town and a station on the Pacific Elec-
trio line are named after him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
TELLS DESIRE IN WILL
FOR DOUBLE TOMBSTONE
Unusual Document Attached to
Petition in Hart Estate Case

A tombstone for himself and wife
was one of the last wishes of Henry
Hart, according to document at
tached to a petition for letters of ad-
ministration in his estate that was
filed yesterday in the probate depart
ment of the superior court.
Hart died in Los Angeles September
8, leaving an estate valued at S16,291,
consisting mostly of realty. He left
no will, according to the petition. which
was filed by his son, Seth Hart, SO
years old, who, with Frank Hart, an
other son, Is years old, is the only heir.
The document attached to the pc
tition was a letter written by Hart un-
der date of June II, 1910, from Santa
Monica to L. K. Chase, sos Laughlin
building, and witnessed by the nurse
of Hart, who then was i'll. He asked
Chase, as q fried, to act as executor
of his estate in case he should die.
Hart declared that he wanted a joint
tombstone purchased for himself and
wife and everything he owned to be
sold and what it brought to be divided
between his sons Seth and Frank upon
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
birthday Of the latter, which will be
April A. 1917.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
DIVORCES SPOUSE; WIFE
HIT IN EYE WITH EGG
Husband Testifies Woman Threw
DishWater on Him

Cruelty, taking the form of throwing
dishwater and casting eggs at him.
was sufficiently proved yesterday by
H. Malinow for Judge Dehy Of 1nyo
county, sitting in department four of
the Los Angeles county superior
court, to grant him divorce from
Gussie Malinow.
wife's temper and of her throwing
dishwater at him without cause. He
also asserted that once she aimed an
egg at him, the result being 1t struck
his glasses, bending the frame, the
missile lodging in his eye.
He stated that he has a pre-disposl-
ton to dyspepsia, and therefore must
be careful what he eats. His wife, he
alleged. had no desire to aid him to
health by cooking what agreed with
him, but performed her culinary du-
ties in such bad form that he was
forced, in order to avert illness through
partaking of food she had prepared,
to cook his own meals.