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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-17
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HANFORD, Wash, Nov. IT,
Fire early today wiped out almost
the entire business section of Han
ford. Six business houses were
totally destroyed and the loss will
be $25, 900. Fourteen persons in
one building had a narrow escape
from death,
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wOrkerS.
Reed, heading the socialist
faction, and McNulty, heading the
unionists, both demanded recog-
milton of their factions only, at
this afternoons session of the
federation.
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World News
-%ln Brief|~

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Eliza-
beth Maria Benham, who died
leaving a large etsate, bequeathed
to her niece, Miss Letta Elizabeth
Dillman, $400 to be spent in
learning to cook. The beneficiary
is also told to learn drawing and
dress cutting, as part of her edu-
cation in practical things.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 17.-Sta-
tistics gathered in Dallas and
made public this afternoon show
that 100000 Thanksgiving tur-
keys have so far been placed in
Texas this fall by Northern deal
Iers. Nearly one-half this number
will be shipped from Dallas COM
mission houses.
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odd4r
ENd~

SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-THE King
County Humane society is backing
up the Seattle teamsters who pro-
tested against working horses IL
hours a day with only two meals.
The society says it will prosecute
for cruelty to animals If the
horses are not given dinner.
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-WNI. f. HERRIN.

Regarding election results in
the East, Herring had only one
comment to make.
"I think T. X. must have been
pretty badly hurt" he said, "for
he has nothing to say since.
Roosevelt ordinarily is not a sill
ent man "
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los ANGELES, Nov. 17.-As
the result of the activity of Senor
Lozaso, the Mexican consul here,
a debate between Lost Angeles and
Pomona high schools on a resolu-
ton that Mexico should be annex
ed to the United States, has been
abandoned,
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WALLA WALLA, Nov. IL
National fraternities are barred
from Whitman college. The re-
port of the committee of over
seers recommended barring them
forever if the money can be rails
cd for a new dormitory. This will
be tried until next year.
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STEAMER TO HUNT
LOST PASSENGERS
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SELKIRK, Man. Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Lady of the Lake started
out today on search of Lake
Winnipeg for traces of 94 passeng-
ers and crew of the foundered
steamer Wolverine.
The passengers and crew are
supposed to be cast away on one
of the many small islands, but it
is feared that they may have been
drowned.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Opi-
um worth $25, 900 will be fed to
a federal bonfire within the next
month. The drug comprises a
shipment confiscated by the United
States custom officials after it
had been traced from Honglxong
to the west coast of Mexico.
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Marriage licenses: William
Gardner, Pendletos, Ore, and Net.
tie Hunter, Seattle; A. H. Fischer
Seattle, and Anna M. Wrigley, Sc
attle; Thos. Watson, Seattle, and
Myrtle Crane, Tacoma.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-R. r.
Long, manager for Glenn H. Cur
tiss, is in Los Angeles today max
ing arrangements for the appear
ance of the Curtiss string of await
ors here this winter. Curtiss him
self, with six assistants, will ar
rive next week.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Occasional rain tonight and
Friday. Light easterly winds.
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News Hot Off the Wire

The Times teiegraphic news service covers
it's true.
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Have You Got a Kick !?

Tell It to the Times. The Times stands for
the peoples rights, and isn't afraid to fight
for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Iienrn,AaA .Nfrlrlll.

A very pretty wedding took place
last Wednesday evening at the home
OF Henry r. Merrill on Neybrldge
street. When his daughter, Miss Laurl
Mabel. became the bride OF Or Lew
Is r. Hemenway OF Manchester. VI
fhe ceremony was performed under
a canopy of ground pine and PINK
saters by the Rev q, III. der
tnson OF the First Congregational
church To the strains OF lohen-
grins wedding march, Master Henry
nerrill. nephew OF the bride
and little Miss Mary Fletcher en-
tered as ribbon bearers forming an
aisle through which the wedding
party followed The maid OF honor,
Miss Grace Merrill, of Albany, was
gowned in pink satin and carried
large bouquet OF pink roses, the
bride entered upon the arm of her
father who gave her away. she
Was goWned in white messallne trim
med with pearls mad old family lace
and carried a bouquet ofbrides roses
The groom was attended by his best
man, Edward H. Hemenway. The
mousse was artistically decorated with
running pine and punches OF as
ters. A buffet supper was served
from the dining room which was
trimmed with ropes OF smllaX and
clusters OF yellow dahlias The
bride was remembered with many
beautiful gifts DR.. and Mrs. Hem
.nway left on the eleven o'clock
train for a two weeks wedding jour
ney. The brides travelling gown
was of dark green broadcloth with
velvet turban nat To match.
Among the guests from out OF
Gown were DR.. and Mrs. Lewis II.
ilemenway, lGdward and George Il.
Hemenway Oh Manchester, Nt,Mlss
Cotharin of Boston, d.. {. s. Mer-
hll and Miss Grace Merrill OF Al
oany, N. y, Hon. ana Mrs. Carl NJ.
Merrill aud Miss Jane KING OF Glens
Falls. NY, Mr. and MISS, f Muir
lock and Miss Gertrude Murdoch
Of Port Henry. ~ r., Mrs Celeste
q. Murdoch, Ralph Murdoch OF
Crown Point, N. Y, Mr., and MIS-
b. d. Nottingham and Edward ray
lOr Of New YORK city, Miss Alice
Merrill of Vergennes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Frank Bentley of Mlddlebury
was In town visiting recently.
Eva NJ. Dean, dressmaking after
October LIST, Manchester Center'Vt'
Robert Benedict of Adams, Mass
was a recent visitor IN town.
Mrs. Page and daughter Stella,
of Northampton, Mass, are visiting
friends in town.
.-Miss Dora Fisher, who has been
visiting In Mechanicsyille, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. McLane of lioosick FAILS,
NY. is the guest of her mother Mrs
r.. G. Cochrane.
Miss Jane Adair, of Wallingfort
was a recen, guest Of Mrs, Sarah j.
Bowen. her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsden OF
Utica. N. Y. are guests of their son
Arthur II. Marsden.
The annual meeting of St Mar
garets Guild of Zion church was bel
at the rectory on Tuesday last.
The Service Club of the Bap-
ME Lugene Friday afternoon.
Miss Olive Bourn Of Bellows
Falls was recent guest Of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Lee Bourn.
The ground floor OF the Combln
ation Cash Store is being enlarged
and greatly improved In other ways
Miss Anna Westphalen, who has
been spending several weeks In Wesl
field. has returned TO her home here
Mrs. win Sherwin was IN Peru
on Sunday IN attendance on the fun
eral of her brother, Charles Farnum
--Bernie Andrew of North Adams
who has been spending a few days
In town, has returned.
Moses Dupis of Taunton, Conn.,
IL visiting at the home of hissister'
Mrs NJ l., Manley.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF Zion
church will meet with Miss May WI
son on Saturday afternoon next.
Jacob Eldrich, Of Hoosick Falls
was a recent guest OF Mesdalies sus
le Lawrence and Sarah Harris.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Lyon aud
son who have been visiting IN
town have returned to theirh ONE III
Remington.
clifford Shaw, who has been on
his vacation here for several weeks
will return TO his duties at corneii
college on Monday.
-chas p. Chaplin, who has been
making his annual visit TO bis sisters
the Misses Chaplin, hsa returned 70
his home In Springfield
Miss Aline Sessions, who has
been spending the summer In the IA
Irondacks has returned 10 her home
here.
A meeting OF the Pacific Eng
inc Co. il called for this THURSDAY
evening. All members are request
"a to be present
Our correspondent was wrongly
Informed IN the name OF one OF the
teachers OF the Center school. MISS
CIark should have read Mrs Lawless.
The many friends OF Mrs Jennie
ullllard will be glad 10 learn that
sbe Is congalescent from a recent
operaiion and that she returned 20
her home on Tuesday.
Miss Stella Page. of Northanip-
ton Mass, will give recital ~
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Estate of Elmer d. Elliott.
Order Of Notice To Pay Debts.

Order Of Notice TO Pay Debts.
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Man
chester, ss.
The Honorable Probate Court for he Dis
Tict dforesad
10 the heirs and all persons Interested III
the estate of Elmer u, Elliott late OF MAIL
chester In said District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS application hath been made To
this Court IN writing, by George H. Towsley
Administrators, praying for license ana hu-
thority to sell all Of thereal estate OF shtd de-
ceased for the payment OF debts anu charges
Of administration, setting forth therein the
amount OF debts due from said deceased, the
charges Of administration, and the amount
OF personal estate and the situation of the
real estate.
WHEREupoS, the said Court appointed
and assigned the nth day OF Oct.
1910 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
at the Probate ONCE IN Manchester, IN said
District to hear and decide upon said ap-
plication and ordered that public
notice thereof 10 be given TO all persons IN
terested therein. by publishing said order
topet her with the time ana place Of hearing.
three weeks successfully IN the Manchester
JOURNAL, n newspaper which circulates III
theneighborhood Of those interested In said
estate, all Of which publications shall Dc
previous TO the day assigned for hearing.
TuERfFoRE you are hereby notified To
appear before said Court, ut til time ana
plnce 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 AZ Man, hester, ~
said District this 10Th day Of September 1910.
" EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs. Alfonso Clayton, formerly
Miss Grace Lincoln, al Coin. Iowa,
Is home on visit
A son was born recently to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carr Of this
village.
Mrs Mason S Childs is entertain
Ing her sister Mrs. Tillson OF BENIN
ton
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carroll
have an addition to their family, a
son born few days since
Mrs w II Fullerton, who has b.
spending some time IN Scranton, Pa.
is again at her home here,
Henry Mars. who was employed
by Coy 4 McGulre this past summer.
Jas taken position with T. j.
Healey
Our old friend. J, Alden Liucol
had Nie misfortune TO take a tumble
from the roof Of his house one day
last week He is tooold TO go into
the aviation business.
Another wedding from among
us. Paul w Fowler OF this village
and Miss Edith NJ Earle of Rutland
were married ~ Miss Earle's home
in the Marble City Oh Wednesday, A
fuller account viii be given in our
next issue.
-Rowena, the wife of Issac o,
Wade, died suddenly at her home in
East Manchester on Thursday, Sept.
22nd. Mrs. Wades death came as a
shock to her many friends by whom
she will be sadly missed especially
by those TO whom she had minister
ed in time of sickness and death.
Mr.. Wade is at this time called on
to bear am almost double loss as his
daughter died but few weeks since
Mrs. Wade's sister Mrs. Mary G. WI
son of Newfane was with her at the
time OF her death.h She leaves son
and a husband to mourn her depart
ure from this world. Mr.. Wade and
son wish at this time TO express
their thanks to their neighbors ana
friends who so kindly assisted them
in their bereayment.
When friends with friends together
meet
We find the moments passing
sweet;
Times rapid wing will soon compel
Each one with grief to say lare-
well
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visited M rad Mrs. Gen Williams
Ia Bennington over sundAF
Mr.. and Mrs Sl John McRre
have clpseG their bungaluW tof ire
season and returned 10 The city
"A Rerx lars crowd from here
attended the fair AZ Manchester Wed
nesday Quite nuHlbcr 1Aursdht
Mist EMILY Raid win o. lipstoH
visited the past week ~ Mrs Mar
Fafet kaughn. Miss Baldwin leaves
here Tor California
James Thompson Dr. Whu grad
uaied ~ president u his class from
ST Laurent College Montreal, last
Jane entered the Grand eolleEein
Montreal Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

small Windows are being replaced
ny large four Ugh, sashes
advertised letters ID, DO sianch
aer lgst0fi "a
.m lsabegR T hauua
81 Hafae Miss SHHa q hams
saA.s ia IL Eaa4I4 s Frg
q aeaeescr 49, I.s 81 q.
~ h Wsm Nlas sam4 Mis- Fit
80 Nt5ut
!. clark
Ne note among the recoat ar
Fiyal Ai l sUataFA x 8FEe the
name III gpage ilUtHso q HOLSTER
of Cibtiuasf Mr iitll4se. II the
r't allg st4aseiatru CEp 81 the u.
n District Court Tor IT,. iih District
Judge Hollister is son of the late
Ge1tge HOLSTER Of this town aud Is
a cousin OF Judge and Mrs Love-
land Munaon,
Ms lsdWud t..Jpba she lts
been sick tot a long tule ff0n hDe.
,sU IA ncs ione onPlosbet tdee.
ia Friday Hlknt ienf att8
dra Gampbrli was born IN ireland
out came 10 uhiH eouHtfy When a
0sug woman She WAS Married TO
.dEaIa Campbell la East butset -
years stree AftT ihNr ha.riage
hey c.ne 10 Manchester to reside
.ad this naa st,e been Tag g. home.
aN tunpBcli leaves husband and
sar children. John H,Mfa r. G.
Williams. Margaret and Charles. be
side number OF grandchildren a.
mourn her loss. The funeral was
held on Monday morning from st.
Paul's church and the interment was
In Arlington.
~ IL wonderful how our mount
ain air affectsthose who come In cen
tact with IL for the first time. Here
Is an Instance where a couple OF
young ladies had such a good time
here that they burst into poetry over
II.
EQUINOX SONG.
Air Put on your old Gray Bon
net
In the happy land OF mountains,
With old Equinox rolling round II.
Mary aud | went for a drive
with old Hector dashing EDWARDS.
We were happy as two kittens
Going on our joyous way.
CHORUS.
Put on your little auto bonnet
With the brown ribbons on II,
And wen hitch old Hector to the gi'
And through the fields of buckwheat
Wen drive up to Dorset
On our glad vacation day.
BY Mary W. Allen and
Anne q Scherer
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ARLINGTON.

Frank Henderson of Troy was
in town Friday.
Miss Florence Farrell and sister
of Boston are visiting their sister
Edward Rohis of tlinsdale, \,
T., spent Sunday at II. N. browns.
Robert w. Buck returned 10 Ne
Haven Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Jackson of sand
gte is aat T.. NJ Lathrops Tor TINA
Wilbur and Miss Katherine XII
lion were in Manchester Sunday.
Enos Lathrop OF Bennington wa
at his home here over Sunday.
John l.. Burdett of New YORK
was at his home here Sunday.
James Johnson OF Brandon Is
visiting his uncle James Thompson.
David Bourn spent Sunday with
his family IN Manchester
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrsh enter
iaained friends from Hoosick Fails
over Sunday.
Mrs. Reuben Hosley Is visiting
Slends Ia North Adams for rev
days.
&C. O. Hard and Miss Clara Per-
kins of Manchester were al u Hafu
Sunday.
Miss Mildred McAuley OF Troy
was at her home Mountain view
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Mogi.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Law have
begun housekeeping in part OF ihos'
Reds house
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
entertained relatives from North
Bennington last week
John ConkIIn after spending
five weeks in proctorsyille ahr BUT
llngton has returned home.
MIR. aud Mrs. Il. NJ Laihrop Wis
tied Mrs. sraa Lathrop IN Mnachs's'e
Sunday
Miss Dulcie N. Buck Of Manehe
ter is the guest Of Miss Celia l.
Blair.
Miss Thelna Arnold Of Burr an
Burton spent Sunday With MISS niao
- Nichols on Mupie ave.
Ell Lathrop Of Schenectady y
spending a week With bis mother
Mrs May Lathrop.
IT. II. Whitman and vile q bei i
nington have besn spending scYstai
DAYS With relatives IN toSn.
Miss Enid Lskin left SATURDAY
noon for PaNiei where she y teach
er IN the grdaed sshooi-
r \ Phillips left Saturday Tor
Rhode Island where he viii spend
several days with friends
Mr.. mad Mrs. James Cnliinan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
The IOGGERY SHOP.

the Union Opera House on THURSDAY
Oct. 9Th. under the auspices OF nv
q. 81 society uI the Baptist Church.
Miss Maria Carver. graduate
al Obefiiu college and Tor several
years d teacher IN st Louis. No.
vas a recent guest oi her cousin. Mrs
A. n Boisford
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Clemens,
of HuuaIuiu. are making a visit 20 NJ
Clemens father. Dr. 5. ;. Clemoas o
this village Mr. Clemens is a prom
inent attorney Of that far off terri
cory. Mrs Clemens Is a western gifi
aid This is her first visit east OF the
Mississippi river
Adyices from Kirk Il. Howard,
formerly 81 this village, to the edi-
tor OF the Journal announce the
death of his brother, Mark w.
Howard at his home Ia Chicago. Of
a complicated nervous disorder, aitel
au illness Of several months. We
extend our sympathy 10 the family
OF an old time friend aud school
mate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Estate Of Abble M. Clark.

Order of Notice of Allowance OF Acct.
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Man
chester, ~.
The Probate Cart FIR he District Of Man
chester.
To ali persons Interested In the estate OF
Ahbic NJ, CLARK, late OF Winhhll W
NM pistrict licensed GREETING
WHEREAS said Court has assigned tht
auth day OF oct. next ut ~ O'Clock IN tht
forenoon for examining ana allowing
the account OF Charlotte OZARK, Auihfs'
on the estate OF said deceased ana ioi
n decree OF the residue OF said estate 70 ths
lawful claimants of the same, ana ofutf.u
thnt public notice thereof be given 70 M
persons Interested in said estate by pubnsh-
ing this order three weeks successivey pre-
yotIs TO the dny assigned, IN the Manehes-
ter journal, n newspaper punished NJ MAN
chester In said District
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified To
appear at the Probate once III Manchester
IN satd District ON the dry assigned, thei
and there to contest the allowance Oh shiu
account II you see cause, ana 10 ESTABLISH
your riqbt MS heirs, legatees ana lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 22d uhs o'
u EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29

NEM NuI.k EXCURSION

The Rutland X. X. will nan les
annual autumn excursion to Nes
York VIA Troy IN connection With ~
new steamer "Rennselarr u the
CniRens Line. Thursday. Oct 9Th
Tickets good returning 10 leave New
York until Wednesday. Oct lath,
inclusive For fun particulars In
Quife o. ticket agents or see small
dodgers. 2s-2
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PERU.

Miss Evelyn Tildcn has resum-
her studies at Brown College after
spending her vacation with her par
ents AT the parsonage
Miss Ada Turner Of Manchester
aud Harley Turner Of Walpule are
visiting their sister, Mrs. T. Il,
Crossmau
Mr.. aud Mrs H. NJ Swift and
Mrs. Chas. Batohelder have moved
TO Manchester Center. where Mi.
swift istat work. We are sorry 70
lose them from town.
John Penfield Of sau Francisco
Cal. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Maria
Williams and calling on old friends
who are more than glad 10 see him
again. after an absence OF over TWEEN
ty years.
1T IN again our duty 10 record
the death OF one of our old towns
men. Charles NJ Farnum, Mr.. Far
mum died Sept. 20, after an illness
Of less than two weeks, at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Lawrence In Man
chester Depot. For many years MI
Farnum lived on the farm now own
ed and occupied by the Cosmus iaml
of New York city, as "A summer res
idence. Mr.. Farnum leaves six dangh
tiers aud one son, number OF Crane
children, two sisters and two broth.
ers TO mourn his loss, The funeral
was held from the church on SUNDAY
burial In the village cemetery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Victor

We haze II stock the nes So
N.cim Better than ever and /
Was ever peerless
October Records tifs week.
Com eearls.
Lay ~ suppl d comfort
gsind the winter hy investing
NOW IN a VICTOR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
SATISFACTION

oar sew Faii Suits Tor nea
MBi satisfy the m@p critical. acw
dasras 10 npwat aae Tans AID ihe
res geff aaa Biuea 80 bsfts'
,iotAe ans madp ~ the mlr
tiEee to $50 90
Yauur naea shgaid ses oai
1oaga Msa Models tulis wtth p
pins aud Aasa iaAtt AZ iheai
our tla ee a. sgwea
Nea Pail Hau agd FURNISHINGS
a aplsbaid variety and flchn'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
RARNUMNIILE.

Harley Baker and wiie nave
moved to Arlington.
Henry Birch and family have
moved to the north part OF the town
Mrs. Jack Dodge Of Glens Fallsi
N. Y, has been visiting her parents
and other relatives in town.
Ernest Gibson and Earl Ellison
are attending school at the ss'nl-
nary
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A Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all the friends
who so kindly assisted us at the
death and burial Of our beloved fatii
er. Especially do we extend our
thanks to the singers and bearers
and to those who sent flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Brewster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
WEST ARLINGTON.

Mrs. G. II. Buck Is spending a
week with her sister in Springli'!c
%. p. Walker of Marlboro, Mass.
is at his farm here.
Merle Bevis has moved his Tam
~ into George Bentley's tenement
Mrs. Hiram Wood, Of Jackson
was visiting at d. b. Harrington =
Friday OF last week,
Fred II. Farnham attended the
funeral of cousin, Charles Farh-
ham, at Peru last Sunday.
Mrs. T.. G. Farnham and son
are spending a few days with rela-
tlves In North Bennington.
Harry Hayden. who has been
spending his vacation with friends
here. has returned to North ADAMS
Joe Thomas has moved his fam
ly into one part Of Mrs, Mary VIII
cox's house.
The Lend Hand sewing
club met with Mrs. A. G. Morehonsf
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Charles Edwards of Salem
exchanged pulpits with Rev. u, T.
Dhams on Sunday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Howley 4 Co.,
= Center st.

Ahtou g liodenpyl and wife
New Yorl
u u King and wife Boston
&. A. clark aud sifo
"a l.. Bearse and wife Bruokl,ne
Mrs. G.. = Staekiand
MIR Mark HollnFANurth
Irg Henry A. AcAluripn New York
Mfs T Muriha
Miss BfaHef
Mn 4 u Ripley Hampstead
Miss Ripley
Comae Pierre De yocl castel France
EdWard h Arnold aud Wife
Providence
Miss u Bowen Narragenseti Pier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29

.uaek ARD AssfeYlaced her sith afia'
ssoAe aniAuf ASA ~ las na a.
tnw sseftHa ~ tssll
Dan Hawkins ana daughter Mrs
Morton al West pawiel. visited M
And Art csas " Phelps TIE pact
week
The woods are fun u hunters
ana WllA tho repeating guns game
viii be- al killed oti within q aeeh
More licenses than usual ARE heibs
aiken out aud hunters generalea sect
20 want "a obey the laws
MERRITT c. Phelps aud wife ot
Hartford. Coma. and Nj ana Mrs
Fred n phelps and daughter ~ Lgr
Mass. spent Fair week With their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. chas. W
Phelps
Marble prospecting u h.ing car
rled on lully as brisk As akuat "
h. IMiis and " =, Mop@itt have
struck si0,e0U quarry and have
virtually anld IL % New lork city
pattius aud IL wlii probably be opent
np soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
SOUTH DORSET.

Good fall weather yet.
The Manchester fair had good
attendance from hese.
Bowen sold that prize COW last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Called in

Too late ~ s,raes New styles
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