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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14

1t ought to be explained to the Tex
ans that the quotation made ny tho
Houston Post Had but Served my
God with half the ZEAL etc, was not
ssaen from the Bible.
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I,Yn "NIrs. Hny."

Two :Mrs. nay.
AS there are two women VINO nov
hear the name of the Hon. Mrs Al
listair George Hay. and who bo,h
make their home in Paris, it is only
fair to the present vile Of Allistalr
George Hay to explain that It was nov
as Mrs. Alta Hay. who in a recent
law suit in England WAS compelled 10
admit that she had accepted mon
aey for plotting Miss Ruth iar-
mon of New York, around In ta a, ), Z 7
Hay is daughter of the late captain
John Farrcr, Of the First life Guards.
and she lives with her husband IN the
Avenue Malakotf. at Paris, whereas .l..
.oc the present Lord Grcvllc. who mar
rica Mrs. Henry Kerr. Of New York.
Mrs. Hay No. ! has recently been n
Mitigation with her former husband $
brother Iord kinn1ul ~, wnG dscS scrVe OF
divorce s,inderlng her marriage hau
been granted in her favor During the
course OF the proceedings. Alilsla,r
Hay was compelled 70 admi, Wilen
called as Witness, ma ~ ne hes ''i Known Town
clubs In Paris in connection Win .
dishonored check which he had Sly.
IN in payment of debt Of honor q I, ~
one time he was on me oloch IL
the Hon Seymour ormsby.- Gore am
Martin Coster. but was driven out ot
the arm and suspended by the Stock
Exchange for having 5Approprla teu hl ny
paid into his own account a large cnefR
of the notorious promoter HooleS ~
favor of the firm, His gazettlng ~
bankrupt followed almost INN i Ia,,.,
afterwards. and since thenshe mas >. iG y,,!
1T preferable to make his home ~ IA
is, even though he Is upner q ~
there in connection Win the CIV w
sode above related. s,.r
Were it not for his.record,, any any ~
the fact that he had exhausted lne se'l,
crosby and the patience OF an ~
friends and relatives by means OF w
mands for loans, which were ne sas,
some sympathy would pc leIs
for him. since there are a NUMBER o.
people who believe that in spite O. w
decision of the Scotch courts, L Is ne r.,
instead of his uncle, who shoula ne -.
possession Of the rich CromilN .osl l. y,
in Perthshre, These estates, . i, ~,
extent have been for 200 years me lS, ~ ~
panage OF the second sons CT me E iain
OF Kinnoull, The present Eari.o OF hI Hi.
noull is tho twelfth OF his line. LIS
father the eleventh earl, haA tnraa
the eldest of whom h an ~
beca me, by virtue of this custom, , ol tH'
house and the testamentarN oispustr
tons of his ancestors, master OF .', ,sI
lis and of misunderstanding was I klllGu
ed in the ownership Of cromliN py his
next brother Arthur, Arthur dS
ms without issue. his ne%t nfoth-
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Tcnctinr WlreIc...

Teaching Wireless.
Has the United States government a
wireless station where wireless teleg-
rapliy is taught? II go. please give me
the address of the place and also any
other place where 1t Is taught.
SUBSCRIBER.
The government teaches wireless only
in connection with other service. We
know of no wireless schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14

III J,N MARSUISE DE EONTENO1.
- ING ALBERT has created a sen
sation by announcing his deter
IN mination 20 sell for whatever
they VIII bring every yestige OF
his holdings in the various Congo land
companies, rubber concerns, and en-
which his uncle. the late King Leo
pold was 80 largely Interested King
Albert. who has encountered a great
deal of opposition in the matter on the
part of his ministers, takes the ground
that II is difficult for him 10 be CON
sidered as an altogether disinterested
arbiter in the questions that are GER
tam to continually crop up between
the government and the various com
panies as long as he holds stock in the
latter.
The government, at HIS Instance. is
determined upon the reformation Of
those abuses by the companies which
have been the cause of such untold
misery and so much atrocity all along
the Congo Valley. On the other hand
the companies are bent on making the
most of their chartered rights. and on
eStorting all that they can from the
Of their stockholders. Whereas Leo
pold's sympathes We're wholly with tho
companies in this matter, those OF his
nephew and heir. King Albert. are
firmly resolved to protect the natives
from the cruelty and oppression OF the
companies, and to deal severely with
the latter in the punishment of any
abuses. he feels that he cannot con-
sistently hold stock in them, even
though that stock came 10 him through
from his uncle which ne
has no power to decline.
The King has already begun to dis
pose of his stock and from the pro-
cccds OF the sale has devoted sums
amounting to several millions OF
francs TO philanthropic institutions
connected with the betterment OF the
natives in Bclgium's new colony He
has likewise sent a very large sub.
scription to the School Of Tropical
Medicine at Liverpool, where expert
ments arc in progress with a view to
the discovery Of cure for that ter.
rible scourgc. the sleeping sickness OF
Africa.
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"De Nvaryille,. Travels"

"De Nnryille's Travels"
I have copy OF "Brissot De War.
vilIes Travels In the United states In
.lTSS" The book Is we'll preserved
Can you advise as to the dispostng OF
it, J. S. Il.
We can offer no suggestion. You
might write Hon. II. Il. Mc1lwaine
State Librarian, Richmond. Va
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More Poem. Wanted.

More Poems Wanted.
Please publish in your columns thu
words to backward. Turn Backward
o Time in Your Flight and also TIL.
words to AUX Italiens."
MRS. ". D. ASIES.
Virgillna, Va.
we cannot reprint poems in this col.
umn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

The great Empire state IL In the
throes OF a coming senatorial cleo
ton for successor TO Hon, Chaun-
coy NJ. Depow. WIN Mr. Murphy
the boss OF Tammany Hail. select
the man Of bis choice or viii ia,
governor have a say IN the matter.
Hon. wm y. sheehan. blue eyeG
Billy sheehan" Is thought TO be the
statesman selected by Ar Marphy
while Gov Din Is supposed to hay,
leaning toward hts friend the Hon.
Edward 49, Shepard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
James Weaver Bowen.

! On Christmas eve. at his home
in the svuln part OF the town pass
Cd nom tnls me one whose Suomi
personality, ana whose record q.
nule tnan seventy years VI worth
mention
| James Weaver, the third son ana
/ nfth ehiia OF James and LIluaL
| Nv eayer) Bowen, WAS born on IN,
ON or November, loss, IN nous
wnich formerly stood on what h
dow the Macnaugnlan properly jus,
south OF Manchester Village, HuL
.or nearly 50 years his nome haL
Oeen Mnnin four or i've miles o.,
AIS birthplace.
In looi ne married Henriette,
daughter Of the late solomon be,N
ley, aud soon after buIlt the nous.
nnere ne mas ever Since lived
lie was ali nquiring and progress
siye Farmer for many yehls TIL Iali
aug heatn forced MN 10 reinqiisL
.ne active management of his DusI.
dess, and afler many Illnesses ueatL
came at last as meiclIul release
rom pain aud suffering.
Though ali MS busy, active, en-
ergeuc nIIduie lie he IlIled a place
III MS neIgnDorhuod ana commuuIl,
mat Is almost unknown in the In.
u to-day.
A thrifty and successful farmei
Ae always took an inlenlgent ant
learty interest In the puDiic aIfalll
II MS community giving time ant
service IN generous anu ungrudgihe
measure 10 the questions OF InS
scnoois and ROADS, and everything
Affecting the wenare OF the people.
A lue-iong Democrat III pvi.liel
le was n sliict aanefent 10 his pai
" and an eager advocate OF L.
principles, but never politician IL.
ne pa eseut sense OF the Mold
lie WAS the one TO whom his neigh
1ols Always came for help in die
q ess or caiamily and he never fam
I'd them giving aid or his Knowledge
and strength without asking price
u reward.
A man Of strong prejudice, he al
ways endeayoled most conscien-
.iously to give TO everyone both Jus.
ice and cnarlty, ana in his iale.
seaIs OF Leisure an earnst studen,
II christian philosophy he alwayl
made his conclusions part OF I'm
aalIy lie.
A staunch friend and loyal az.
sociate, he was man of most con.
jclentious Integrity and OF broaG
humanity, ana though for several
years he has been ABOUT but littlt
among his townspeople, with his
Ieighpors who knew him best his
pei sonality is ever fresh. and III.
MEMORY will not fade.
He leaves wluow, his faithful
aid and companion for more tnaL
.lrty years, aud two chiiaren, a SOL
crank Il. and daughter, Mrs. r.
II. Walker of Manchester Depot,
An older son. Herbert j.. died II.
carly manhood 20 years ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
NOTICE.

.sae legal voters of the village o.
Manchester. Vermont. are herebl
warned TO meet AZ the Court Hous'
ia said Village on Monday. Jan. 2
1871. AZ 7.&o D m. 20 ransae, Tbs
following business
ist 40 hear the reports Of I'd,
Village officers
cad 10 see what seiion the Va
lage will take In regard to sprink.
dog o. oiling the Village streets,
sfd To vote a tax for current
expenses
4th To elect officers.
sth TO transact other business
proper 10 be done.
ID, X. slmonds, Clerk.
Manchester. W.. Dec. 81. 1910.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

ninron s visiilnr At l. y Huf.
fumK
"A daughter Vas born to NJ
and Mrs WA Whaiou TUESDAY
lace 70. 1919
Oscar aud Minola CrAndAll 81
Ratland are vislting their mother
Mr. y. Rellsy
walter Feshe Vim, Leary. VIM
Wilson and AsiFed ilArwoUd Art
home from u AR
NJ. ahd Mrs Joseph iicland Of
ArilaEton uefe guests Of Mr. seY-
mouf fer Christmas.
Miss Anna Copying Of North Ad
ans. Mass. - Fpfa4aibK her christ
mas vacation At Geo b. Coppsus ..
-John Jordan. Joe Perry, Arthur
Hector and James MrWain OF Wal
nnsiord spent MAS At their hofnes
here
Midnight Mass wAp well nj.
tend-a saturday evening Rev. fr.
Nuliau delivered n very iutef esting
sermon. Inc singing Nas the pes.
aeafd Ia thus cnafcn Tor some time
saIss Eaniee oenDeti is the oiganlst,
qua the choir has been carefully
trained py ner ana Rev ~. Cuiiian.
christmas exercises were heil
ia ScHooi mai iuisos go by Nina
re. FRIDAY egenins hN.rylnIAk
weat on beautifully which snoweu
mat the onlaren had been oaretuli,
.rained by their teachers Misses
sennie Leaty and Grace sexton. is
pecial GREAT is Que 10 the tmy boys
4nu glIis who acted their parts 10
.,erfeeuon. There were some yefs
pretty dialogues and songs. 1hes
~ere assisted at the piano by Mis-.
sexton. Miss Eunice Uenntte ana
a ass Jennie stone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
INCREASED EGG PRODUCTION
100 PERCENT.

II Is an old saying that "the proof OF
the pudding is In the eating II Is an
other way OF saying that the value o.
any article is never fully realized unit
II has been carefully tested and com
pared with others of the same kind. J
II, Russell Of River Edge, n. j., has
evidently been trying poultry foods
In recent letter, he says; The bar
rel of Pages Perfected Poultry Food
came duly TO hand; and after giving II
q fair trial. | have come to the con
cluslon that cannot do without It. II
has increased my egg production 10t
percent Enclosed please find money
order for one barrel of the food aud
one barrel Of ground green bone and
meat"
II you want to know more about this
food and the best ways of using II,
write TO G. S Page, Hyde Park, Vt,
for his booklet, Profitable Poultry"
1t will be sent free, postpaid, to anyone
mentioning this paper,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
Estate OF DAVID KENT.
Order of Notice of Allowance OF
Account.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manehest-
er. SIS.
THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT For
rUF DISTRICT A FoREsAID:
To all persons interested In the estate OF
David X ent, late OF Manchester In said Dis
trlct, deceased.
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the
18Th day OF Jan. next al ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, for examining and allowing
Inc account oftbe Executrix Of The
estate OF said deceased and foi
a decree OF the residue Of said estate to
the lawful claimants Of the same, and or
iered that public notice thereof DE given 10
an persons Interested In said estate By pub.
IIsbing this order three weeks successfully
previous TO the day assigned, In the Man
chester Journal, n newspaper pubiished al
Manchester IN said District.
THEREFORE,, you nre hereby notlned 70
appear nt the Probate Ofiice In Manchester
N said District, on the day assigned, then
and there 10 contest the allowance OF sh1d
account II you see cause, and TO establish
your right AS heirs, legatees ana lawful
claimants TO said residue.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF
December, 1910. ..
EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
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Nep hHry plli celebrate the ibotb
anniversary 81 tae Htileuypt ~
The tonn on AuKpsi ~, 1919
Both the outside cover in oolu
aud tha Illustrations tot the BEADING
STORY 81 che December numh8r at
fihe Modern Priscilla are hs Harold
saee4 q Young NranlAgtun arlis,
now ia Boston
A former pastor IT the baptist
church in st. Albaus. y T. Croft.
and who h nov according 10 bis
own designation, psgchleegrapho-
l0Eiel Ia bostgn has h6eB sued Tor
divorce CrUtt opposed bis wife's
petition 90 the count 10 direct han
20 pay her siB0 for counsel fees.
She accuses him az unfaithfulness
and names two correspondents
Chester G. Thomas of Rutland.
late first-liuutensnt and ordinance
officer AZ Norwich University. has
peen appointed regimental adjutant
OF the inst infantry. " n g.. by
Col. H. +, Dyer The reRimenta
headquarters have been changed
from BFattieboro 10 Rutland Gov
eFuor Mead has appointed Colonel
Dyer and lieut-Cul III. n johnson
20 serve AN board 20 cNamine cam
didates for commissions,
Returning home Friday night
from Christmas exercises held AT
The village church IN South shafts
budy, Mics Freda Brownson, lsyear
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
3rownsou. went 10 the pantry and
swallowed earbollc acid. dying an
hour later IN her mothers arms and
with d plea on her lips for for
greness for her act The family
II the girl are unable TO account
ior her act, as she had always been
cheerful and was ingood health.
Demonstrations OF powder that
can not be exploded by the appliea-
don OF fire, except In the shape OF
fuses or electric batteries when
The powder Is cnfined IN some air
tight receptacle. have been held In
barre recently for the benefit OF
quarry owners. The inventor OF
The powder is a Belgian. Jules Levy.
and while carrying the inflammable
material around the quarries he
cooliy smoked cigar 10 show that
Il was absolutely safe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE US-
TIED STATES.
For The District Of Ferm0m.
ALEa ~ ( ,'s s"ASns nnnkfap' asy.
Before William b. Sheldon, Referee in
bankruptcy
TO the creditors of Allen L..
Graves OF Manchester in the Coun-
~ OF bennington and district afore-
said. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that a
me- i1I.g OF the creditors of the
said Allen l.. Graves, Bankrupt,
will be held at the office Of the un-
Iersigned Referee In the village,
.own, and county Of Bennington In
said district, on the 9th DAY OF Jan
lary, 1911, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Tor the following purposes:
lst--For final hearing and decls-
ion upon the contested claim OF +.
u. Cement for the sum of $780,
579.51.
2nd--To examine and pass upon
The final report of Herbert N. Shaw.
trustee herein, which was filed IL
ellt bI1ltt VI tllt niHhto Nv
feree on the 18th day OF December,
A. d., 1910.
3rd-Io examine and pass upon
the final account Of Herbert n.
shaw, Trustee herein. which was fill
ed in the OFFICE of the undersigned
deferee on the goth day OF Decem-
ger. A. D., 1910, and shows the sum
II S5,716.21 In the hands of the
trustee for the payment of fees ana
expenses of administration not al
eady paid and for final distribution
% the creditors Of the said Bank
rupt.
4th--For the purpose OF examin-
ing and passing upon all expenses
If administration not heretofore ex-
AHMED and passed upon and order
ing the same paid.
Dth--For the purpose OF declaring
and ordering paid a final DIVIDEND
nerein.
6th--For all creditors and other
persons 10 attend and present their
objections and show cause. II any
hey have, why the estate OF the
said Allen l.. Graves should not be
declared closed and the said Her
jert N Shaw. Trustee herein, and
The sureties on his bond discharged.
7th--To transact any and all
other business which may properly
come before said meeting and which
may be necessary for the final clos
ing Of the estate, including any un-
finished business for which any
meeting or meetings Of the credi
sors Of the said Bankrupt have here
.ofore been called and held and |
July continued from time to time TO
the 9Th day OF January, 1911.
Dated at Bennington. In said dis
.rlct, this goth day OF December,
1910.
w. b. SHELDON, |
Referee in Bankruptcy. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
Beware Of 0inlmenis for Caiarrh
that Contain Mercury,

q 'nsFeaFs VIII sureiy destroy the ssnss oil
ttHfA Ard completely defxnse the " sso,if
- tlafo Nfsn snirrins "A shFxsngA the mo.
ssses sastAnst. such ARTICLES should nesei
t. ltsNa sKeapt on prssffg ti<fis fFxss,, ~ ~,
tasae tfiNlhl4s- a. the damage they slil &c
= tss sssa1 70 ne good thry car t-bssifsl3 Dc.
ftRN ifsstu tafin. HAllk UsthFfk Cure man.
1919 ~ y, =. Ihsnts 4 c. roledo, o
e'sakaiEss no Hsereufg gnd ia fnksn fntNT..
Y sFtlts directly rpcn the isiassd aase ~,
ssas sHfiaets 81 the system. Ia lss,,r.
hAAs saASAttA sanfe ~ s0re sox ge4 shs sss'
fsaissae thsn. ~ y. J. CkaaeF 90 -, W
fsohlsgs tree.
s0le b. Drussiss. Price .s<. u<y ham.
fsks hs.as yan&iy rsiis fer soss,.rs,,o.
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Commissioners Notice..


The undersigned, having been nppointsd
by the Honorable Probate court Tor ths bis
trict OF Manchester. Commissioners. 70 re-,
ceiye, examine. and adjust the claims aug
demands Of all persons against IN. estate %
Aurelia q, 1orrey
la,e ~ Dorset in said District
deceased. and all claims exhibited ~ ouss,
thereto hereby give notice that we VIII meet
Tor thepurpose aforesaid. nj the reel.
dence of Luther =. Torrey IN the village 81
t.ast lorset IN said District on We
yth dag of June next. from O'Clock y. IA
until O'Clock y. m on said day ana That ~
months from the 18TH dap Of Dec, a. y.
1910, IL the time limited ~ said Court iVi
said creditors 10 present thslf Claims 70 IN
for examination and allowance.
Dated nj Dorsst this 18th DAY 81 DEC
A. D.. 1910.
Err. HARDWOOD
HB. KENDALL Conn >.
ASDkEWJ. LoYELASDf
Irving Torey. IS seventh Ave, New YORK
City. Executor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

3 i&R Is TIE moatht sHs wndeT.
ptaHafHg ~ fhf f-sseflt ts got a.
mAEt s. exsf ~ enanFs igf "a
uNks q psatihic a. aaY uaae %
maEs proposals of change and IA,
ste ,segaanF discussions u ihezp.
9he Say 70 Fet the best kiue a
fmsBlRf government in kympuk
"a ~ gfTe ihe ptwgiN 80 opportunity
"a laasn snmrthinE alsuas ghelr uwB
hWa8HeMR
8Be sAf 10 set The hesi klBd ~
democracy ln Vet mont j. 20 per-
uit tase people % transact their cpv
business
8Hsae leu kanAt0rf on. OF them
ff0m rrahslin connx. have deeiaies
Ia aBo mxle 81 vermont that tbcs
are klfaia 20 trust its people 81
Aananf &ess3agsf
YES and two ~ them from hen.
ulmEtan Jpunty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE or
POULTRY FOODS.

Experience Is The best teacher every
lime II Is fortunate that all do not
nave 70 90 through the same expert.
ence. some can have the benefit Of
lhst which others have gone through
r is not necessary that every poultry
keeper should use oil the various foods
that are On the market In order 10
learn phleh is best end most reliable
he can rely somewhat on the expert
ence o. those who have used them.
Charles A. Hancock. Barre, Mass says
Il have used Pages Perfected Poultry
Food the past year with great sue
cess. and would not be without IT, II
certainly Il an egg producer"
II you want 70 know more about this
food aud ihe best ways % using H.
write 70 c. s. Page. Hyde Park, VI,
for biz booklet. Profitable Poultry"
II VIII be sent free. postpaid, to snyons
rsnporiag Ills paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
Itinerary for Farmers Institutes

The following itinerary for farm
ers' institutes Tor the winter hal
oeen arranged: Jan. 2, Dummeis
.on; Jan. 3, South Londonderry
Marlboro; Jan. A, Wilnamsville
iownshend; Jan. 8. Grafton; Jan
8. Rockingham; Jan. -, Soutl
dero; Jan. IA, North Hero; Jan
ID, Georgia; Jan. II, Sheldon: Jan
IS. JeifeIsonville; Jan. 10, Nrti
Hyde Park, Eden. North Danyille,
Jan. 81. Marshfleld; Jan. 23, Iras-
ourg: Jan. "a. Coventry; Jan 20
troy Jan. 20, Derby; Jan. 81, Eas,
burke. Sutton Jan. %, West Barnet
Jan. 30, East Cornith; Jan. 81, SO
Royalton; Feb. /, Rochester; Feb
Z. Waitsfield; Feb. 3, Waterbury
center. Middlesex: Feb. 4, Eas,
Montpelier; Feb 4, North Ferris
ourg, Charlotte; Feb, s, Whiting;
r'eb. 8, Benson, Hubbardton; Fec
10, West Haven, Poultney; Feb. IL
falmouth, Wallingford; Feb 10
Arlington. Sunderland; Feb. IA
Weston; Feb. 10, Ludlow: Feb. Is
5ridgewater Corners; Feb. H. Pom.
lret.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
Why Its Circulation and Influence
Increases.

The persistent aim OF the makers
OF the Boston Transcript is TO con.
duct a newspaper fair TO all. assum.
ing that every story has two sides
each having rights TO be respected
Nowadays daily paper that Il
clean and wholesome In Its new
columns. aud at the same time in
structiye from a literary point OF
view is not 10 befound In every city.
such a paper wherever found should
90 preferred 10 all Others. In Bos-
ION, the Evening Transcript has the
circulation OF character. II Ii uni.
garsally understood 20 be the besi
family daily Ia that city. II has
oeen published with the same poll
cy--in fact, by the same family
Tor eighty years. This paper is the
only one In Boston that man ma,
take Into his home with absolut,
certainty that II contains nothing
that he would not have his vii,
and children see. III you want
clean. able, fair minded paper senC
for sample copy 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

The Journal wishes sou all Hap
py and Prosperous New Year H.
the meantime. In order that the ed
itor may star; of In prosperous
manner. We wish that all who are IL
arrears for any amount Whatsoever
would take this notice to heart
and send In their remlttances with
promptness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

The town o. Bennington IA TO be
congratulated on ihe recently at
nouneed intention Of the Rev Philip
Schuyler. rector Of ST. Peters r, 4
church OF ,hn, town, 10 remain there
Instead OF accepting the very flatter-
Ing call 10 other fields,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

The heartfelt sympathy of the
editor o. the Journal aud the mem.
beers Of bis family ere extended %
Bro,Aer Henry Leonard splleon Of
Remington. whose wife IL 10 =
v.ry critical condition. and Who f.
alec slck himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

And now Arch iloaSey has gone
and flown" TO An altitude ~ li,s7i
fest Ia a Wright flying machine.
whG, a period for smashing records
A worlds record IN aviation il made
to-day only 20 be collapsed iomorros
Snow ahoes for ours, however
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

We. the undersigned. do hereby
agree TO refund the money on a
6o-cen, bottle OF Greenes warrant
ed Syrup OF Tar II II falls 70 cure
your cough or cold. We also guar
kntee q 2s-cent bottle to prove sat
isfactory or money refunded.
Hards Drug Store.
Whipple's Drug store
A. II. Psitlbons
h A. Brophy.
J. A. Marshall.
ADAMS 3 CO