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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
MANCHESTER CENTER.

The infant child of Chas. Boyn,
on's IL III with pneumonia.
Mr.. Atkinson OF Walllngford
'onn.. is the guest OF friends In
own.
a telephone has been installed
n the Baptist parsonage. The call
oil.
Miss Della Dupois OF New York
lily Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Mark Manley
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Llwellyn
u New York city spent Christmas
With friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs, II. N. Shaw went
o Brattleboro Wednesday 10 see
Mrs. Shaw's mother.
Miss Marion Dimond, teacher
IN Wallingford. Conn. Is spending
her Christmas vacation at home.
Mira Alton Morehouse Of Ho-
)oken, N. j., IL In town. called
acre by the death OF her brother,
Eber Sessions.
The funeral OF the late Eber
Sessions will be held from the home
II his parents. Capt and Mrs. G. II.
sessions Of Maple ST, this Thurs
lay afternoon.
Jessie Botsford OF South Ian
'aster. Mass. spent few days with
friends In town recently. Mr.. Bots
ord came 10 attend the funeral of
Mrs, Elmer Adams
Master Willie Balch and his
sister Louise OF New York city are
spending the Christmas holidays
with friends IN town.
Miss Martha Kohler of Rut-
land and August Kohler of Hoosick
Falls. N, y. spent Christmas with
their mother. Mrs. A. Kohler.
The gross receipts OF the sale
Of IT. Margaret's Guild OF fancy
work during the year 1910. inelud-
lng the chicken pie supper OF Dec.
18th. amount to over s217.
Rev Il. NJ. Fuller has been cali
ed by the Vermont Baptist Conyen-
lion TO speak In Newport, Vt, next
sunday The Bsptis, pulpit win be
supplied. There will be no preach
Ing service In the evening.
Miss stallIngs viii meet those
aho are 10 take part In the play,
which IL TO be given in the near
future, In Union Opera House. Tues
day evening for a rehearsal.
The officers OF Skinner W. r
G. will be installed at the next
regular meeting Saturday. January
18th. The O. A. n Post are cor
daily invited 10 hold their install
lation with the Corps After install
lstlon collation. win be served.
Miss stallings viii put the
play Union Depot" on In behalf OF
the Methodist society the second
week In January. More definite
notice later Miss stallings needs
no advertising. a. she Is very popu.
lar In her line.
On account Of the funeral OF
he@r Sessions on Thursday after
moon, the meeting OF the Ladies'
Ala society will be postponed TO
meet with Mrs. A. v. Smith on Fri.
day afternoon. Every body Is lnyit-
~. Tea VIII be served ~ 5 80
The annual meeting and roll
call Of the First Baptist Church
Eili be held ia the church Mon.
day. Jan. 2nd Dinner will b. sery-
70 10 the FeEiry at 1889, after
which the roll osll exercises viii
take place IN the auditorium, Rev.
]. y Skies OF wslliugford viii give
~ address.
Miss Edith Shaw OF the New
England Conservatory Of Music aud
Clifford shss 81 Cornell University,
loSeihes With rhaHncsy shaw Of the
say Engineers office Of Piiisfield.
Mass. were home Al Christmas time
-hsnncey hhaS has resurne6 TO his
iati~s 10 Plstsfield, but the other
NO vlll remain for q while Longer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
TIM WEEK N PROBATE corRr

Dec. 80 Estate az Timothy I
smith of Rupert, WIN proved ane
Eugene smith ~ pawlct apposntee
executor Allen Mason Of Pawiei
md Horace Moore OF Rupert ap
pointed appraisers and commission
srs
Dec. "a Estate Of Charles NJ
Farnum OF Manchester Final &C
count Of Madison c, farnum. Ad'
mlnlsrator. audited, allowed and or
Tered recorded Decree OF Distribu-
ion
Dec. ~. Estate OF David Kent
Manchester Hearing on petition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29
LONDONDERRY.

MIR Vaughn OF New York city
is at the Carleton House.
Mrs. T. r. Holt was In Brattle.
boro last week Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Childs liz quite
Ill and is attended by Mrs. Mamma
French.
Miss Thelma Arnold returned
from Burr a Burton Seminary for
the holidays.
Lawrence Leonard returns "a
his studies at Mt. Hermon after
the first OF the year.
Wendell Arnold OF r. p. l.,
Troy, N. Y, Is enjoying a short
rest from his studies.
Mrs. G. t. Bacon and Winthrop
returned with Mr.. and Mrs. Swift 10
Manchester Tuesday for two weeks
visit.
Miss Clara b. Aarden of Man
chester Center is visiting her moth
.er. Mrs Allen during her vaca-
ton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

AZ the regular injecting ~ ~.
BAitenkill Valley Grange the fol
lowing Officers were elected for the
GEAR 1911 Worthy Master, J. IL
Dimond: w Oyereeer. Alvin Wat
egs: Worthy steward. Walter Ut
.ey. W. Asst. Steward A. ] Davis;
N. T.. Asst Steward, Mrs A, j.
Davis: W. Gate Keeper. Allen Hos
ley; w. Lecturer, Mrs. Charles
Ames; Secretary, Mrs J u. Dimona
rfrasuIer. hsiits Ames. Flora.
Mrs. Alvin Waters: Ceres. Ms Al
len l.akih; Pomona. Mrs Jennie
L .nnR
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

81 do not know" said the
mayor, "if he is the greatest
knave, but l know he 10 the
greatest fool"
When count how many spots
in q pack of cards I find three
hundred and slxty-five, as many
as there are days in q year; when
l count the number of cards in q
pack find there are 81, the num-
Der Of weeks ip ., year;, | find
four suits, the number OF weeks
in q month; / find there are
twelve picture cards in q pack
representing the number Of
months in year; and on count.
ing the tricks, l find 13. thenum-
Der Of weeks in a quarter. So
you, see, sir, q pack Of cards
serves as a Bible, almanac and
common prayer book"
$50 l see," said the mayor,
saying which, he motioned the
soldier to 60, and called the next
cass.-Ex.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

/ The forest fires which ewept
lover the Ozark region Saturday
caused > heavy loss Of orchards,
the heaviest single loss being on
the McNair orchards, near Rosh-
konong.It 6 estimated that the
loss Of fruit snd trees will be ct
least s75, 900. The cottage Of J.
g. MoNair Of St. Louis, president
Of the orcbssd company, was also
a Nysd. The McNair orchard
comprises 2,200 acres, planted
principally in Elberta peaches.
The trees ssre in bloom and the
prospects were excellent for !
large crop.
The supreme court in baDc last
Thursday through an opinien
filed by Judge CAN'T, affirmed the
damage suit Of Sam B. Cook Of
Jefferson City against the st.
Louis Globe Democrat. The
original verdict was for $3.50, 900.
This the court reduced to $50, 900
half of which is designated 90
actual damages and half as puni.
tive damages. The verdict was
for t75, 900 actual and $4,000
punitive damages. Judges Graves
and Lamm >dissented from the
majority OF the court.
The Wabash Railroad company
has filed an appeal In our circuit
court from the division of Squire
]. @. Mcveigh giving N. 8. Civ
ins judgment for the 100 extra
charge on two tickets to Carlow,
and the costs of the suit. The
judgment was rendered on March
20. This is the second suit for
similar offsnse on which Mr.. Giv-
ems has obtained damages in the
justice court.--Gallatin Demo-
crat. w
Speaking of hard working
women: Misses Mary and Fan.
ME Meadow, whe live north Of
Iatan, have made 81, 900 since
last fall, on hogs, turkeys, chicks
ems and butter. They never go
to bed before II pm, and Tues-
day night both of them sat upall
night, watching two incubators.
The chickens were coming off,
and they didn't want to lose any.
A few days ago they sold forty
shoats at $40 each. The shosts
weighed about q hundred pounds
each.
The annual report Of State
Come and Fish Commissioner,
Jesse A. Tolerton, now ready for
the printer, 10 an unique expoila-
ton Of Missouri's fish and game
resources. ss well as . olose ac-
count of Mr.. Tolertons steward.
ship for the year 1909. The 70.
port shows that last year from
licenses alone St00, 100 was cole
lected by the office. This will be
turned into improving the fish and
game conditions.
I. E. Manly Of Webb City, pio-
neer mine operator, has filed suit
In the Jasper county circuit court
for $40, 900 damages from Judge
W. M. Robertson, for ten years q
member Of the Supreme cnurt OF
Missouri, and now q residsnt OF
the state capital, alleging that
Robertson alienisted the affec-
tons OF Mrs. Laura E. Manly,
who recently obtained Q divorce
and $500 slimony.
/ A new form OF drunknsss caIlsd
the "brush jsg'' or the "bsck 70
nature bun." has appeared in the
local option counties. The tip-
piers have learned that IL thsy
get drunk in town they are soon
in the cslahoose, with . fine to
pay, So they get out into me
woods, drink their red-eye and
lie down in q thicket. where there
Is nothing more serious to follow
than 3 headache.
RiIls q n6ur<1erer.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22
ROUND DABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

Plains, and after staying around
about ten days turned up num-
bsr Of young men for gambling,
some druggists for violating the
local option law. and q doctor or
two for issueing illegal prescrip-
tions. The sheriff Of Howell
county is out in q signed state
msnt that he does not approve Of
the matter, in which opinion he
will be seconded by every man
caught in the drag net.
For putting fly paper on the
stair steps for the members Of the
faculty OF the Liberty Ladies'
college to founder in while they
enacted q barpyard serenade at
midnight, seventy.five girl
students have been commanded
to memorize Tsfts inaugural
speech before liberties will be re-
stored. Poor girls. We can think
of no other punishmenteo severe.
Wednesday of last week Alex
Stull, living west of Grant City,
found two meadow sparrows in
his field that had just been hatch
ed and were able to fly q little,
We oite this TO show the mildness
Of our spring weather Did you
ever see these birds hatohed earl.
Ter in the seasonP
Using a strong rope burglars
stole q two ton Steel safe from
Richard Jenkins pool room at
Webb City, lowered it into a wsg-
on and took it two miles into the
country, whore they blew it open.
1t contained S152 in cash, three
gold watches valued at $125 and
Q number Of Checks
An effort is being made by the
people Of Williamsburg and vi
cinity to effsct the removal OF the
county seat from Greenville to the
place mentioned. They seem to
be srousing . great deal Of senti-
ment about over the county, and
/. appears to be in large measure
tayorable to the proposition.
Msricn Lassater, % years old,
was killed while at work In the
woods near Maulsby, Wednesday.
He, with others, were engaged in
cutting timber and was struck by
q falling tree. His remains were
brought 10 Parma and shipped to
his home in Dale, Ill.--Victor.
The board Of health in Madi-
son county last week ordered all
the oats, dogs and birds in houses
where there had been smallpox
to be killed TO prevent the spread
of the disease. This seems to be
drastic, and we have never heard
Of II being done IN this section.
A party has asked US to pub
lish this remedy as q smallpox
preventative. A teaspoonfull ol
sulphur and . teaspoonful Of
cream OF tartar taken once 3 day,
This is said to be sure remedy &
keep off the smallpox.
A little girl at Morley recently
mashed her finger while playing
and nothing much was thought
shout the matter until she tool
lcckjaw. Then she was taken:t h
. physician but 1t was too lsts
and her death followed.
Saturday night, the 2nd inst
Luke Young sgs 10 years,
Ilsrmsr boy, vas arrested in Cap,
Girardsau for passing one cen
pieces ss dimes, after they has
been made b appear like large
ooins BY means Of quicksilver.
Scott county wants ) new eour
house. and q that county 4 BIZ
land rioh enough 20 have anything
lit wants, why don't the goot
Ipspnls ctl bury ana bafll ~ =
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

A mercilsss murderer is Appsueieitss
with msny victims. But Dr.. KinF,1
New Life Pills kill u b. prev>ntio1.
They gently stiuul4ts stomach. HT1r
and boweis, preFsutlnR thst elof1inE
that invites appendicitis. e1rioa Con-
s,ipation, Hsadee he. 8illiou1sess, Calls
IS ! JuhsReaf fksEHseg
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

900 brick school building.
On 9 recent Saturday 1880
dozen or almost 90, 900 eggs, were
marketed Of Maryville.
The annual grand Conclaye Of
knights Templsr Of Missouri will
meet this year ip Hannibal, May
"a and a5.
@. ". Stinnett, of Richmond,
has been tyler Of the Masonic
lodge OF that city for forty years
continuously.
According to the editor Of the
Whitesville Banner the "early
worm" has been catching some
nice catfish out Of the Platte river.
Ten oars Of horses were shipped
from Lathrop to Cuba, one day
last week, by Guyton and Har.
rington, TO be used in the Cuban
army.
M. G. Kinnaman sold to Hen!
bricks & Rssmus Monday, is hens
that brought him st5.2l. Who's
going to beat it2-Stewsrtsville
Record.
James Frestone was arrested at
Sikeston last week on q charge OF
sssaulting the 10-year.old
daughter Of Robert Hager ct
Cape qirardsau about q month
ago.
John r. Green, for 10 years
clerk OF the Missouri Supreme
court, died at Denver last Phurs-
day. Before he became i'll a year
pr go ago he yes 3 giant OF 300
pounds.
Scribner r. Beech has been ap-
pointed to q second term as post
master at Maryville. That town
is also about to get an $4,000
postoffice building, to be erected
by the government.
In the Caldwell circuit court
lastweek two young negroes were
each given q sentence OF two
years. for carrying concealed
weapons. SCUM toting''is . thing
OF the past in Missouri.
The Cover postoffice was bFok,
\sn into some time between eight
O'Clock Saturday night and eight
o'clock Sunday morning, and
SIPS which had been left in the
cash drawer was taken.
George Fuel, the Sedalia lad
who set are to houses to see the
fun, will hsYs five years to study
over his funny nature. Judgs
Hoffman sentenced him Monday
10 i've years in the State Reform
School.
Champ Clark, next speaker, o.
the House, was so years Ole
March 9th. He received I'm.
ham from Congressman ollis
james, Of Kentucky, and Mrs
Clark cooked Il with corn pone In
honor Of the snniyersary.Mon
roe County Appeal.
Coy. Hedley offers reward o
900 for the arrest and conviction
Of the man who stole eight peaci
trees of his farm. This farm viii
prove . costly Investment for thl
tax payers of the state. How doe
the Governor know II was
.sman'' who stole HE trees, ant
not ; ''pesoh.'.
The body Of : dead white mai
with . bullet hole In bead, va
found IN tie river st Glasgow, las
Friday. His throat had been cut
his wrists tightly bound with tsle
phone wire, and be appeared b
bs 50 yssrs old but there Va!
nothing a Identity ths body
which hsa bsen II the Estsr 70
I SVxoraI d6ys. :.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22
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cards during divine service. j
appears that q sergeant com
msnded the soldiers at the church
and when the parson had read
the prayer he took the text.
Those who had q bible took il
out, but this soldier had neither q
Bible DOR a COMMON prayOr hook,
but pulling out pack of cards
he.sprsad them before him. He
looked at one card and then al
another. a The sergeant of the
coshpany Saw him and said:
''John put up the cards; this ID
no place for them"
''Never mind that" said John.
When the service was over, the
constable took the soldier before
| the mayor.
swell, what have you brought
this man here, forp" asked the
mayor.
''For playing cards in church. "
"Well, what have you to say
for yourselfP"
"Much sir, I hope"
"very good. If not, will pun
ish you more than man was ever
punished"
''I have been," said the soldier
"abont six weeks on the march.
I have neither Bible or common
prayer book, I have nothing but
q pack of cards, and I'll satisfy
your worship of the purity Of my
intentions" And spreading the
cards before the mayor, he began
with the ace: "When | see the
ace it reminds me there is but one
God, when see the duce, it res
minds me Of Father and Son ;
when | see the trey, it reminds
me of the Father, Son and Holy
Ghost; when see the four spot
it reminds me Of the four evange-
lists that presched-Matthew
Mark, Luke and John: when |
meet the five it reminds me of the
five wise virgins that trimmed
their .amps-thers were ten but
five were wise and five were
foolish, and were shut out; when
I see the six, it reminds me that
in Six days the Lord made heaven
and earth; when | see the seven,
it reminds me that on the seventh
day he rested after the great work
he had created and hallowed it;
when | see the eight it reminds
me Of the eight righteous persons
that were saved when God des-
troyed the world, viz: Noah and
his wife with their three cons and
their wives when | see the nine,
it reminds me of the nine lepers
that were cleansed by our SAVIOR
there were nine out OF ten thai
never returned thanks; when
see the ten, it reminds me OF the
ten commandments which Goo
handed down to Moses on tablets
of stone; when I see the king, i
reminds me Of the King of HEAVIER
which is God Almighty; when
see the queen, It reminds me o.
the Queen of Sheba, who visited
Solomon, for she was as wise {
woman as he was q man--sh'
brought with her 30 boys and 81
girls, all dressed in boys' appare
for King Solomon to tell whici
were boys and which were girls
King Solomon sent for water To-
them to wash. The girls washec
to the elbows and the boys to tn,
wrist, 80 King Solomon told b.
that.
"Well, " said the mayor, "yo'
have given q good description o
all.the cards but one."
"What is thst?"
"The knsye," said the mayor
81 win give your honor q de
scription OF that, too, II you wi
|. not be angry"
) 81 win not" said the mayor
,sif you do notterm me 70 be th
. knavs..,
!, "Wsll, . esid the soldier, 18th
i prsasast knave that I know Of
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

n OaH team mas Doen ofkanIhot
at Parma, who-hsve promised t.
accomplish wonders in the ns.
tions greatest game.
It is believed that the largest
assemblege of farmers that has
ever met before on any occasion
will meet in st. Louis, May End
to 9th.
At the school election in Puxi-
co, the 9th inst, $4,000 in bonds
were voted for the purpose oi
building an addition to the school
house.
The Commercial Club of Co.
lum bia, Mo-, has an advertising
fund of more than $1,000. This
money is to be used in advertise
ing and exploiting the town.
A Nodaway county farmer, who
some time ago contracted a bunch
of fat hogs, to be delivered in
June, at eight cents per pound,
thought he had made a great sale,
and admired himselfin the mirror
for the time. Since the price has
gone upto eleven cents he is sing
ing a different tune.
George Albert jackson, negro
rapist, in the circuit court at
Charleston, Mo-, was last week
sentenced to be hanged. His
crime was that of rape upon Mrs.
Jsophenia Henderson, q widow,
go years of age, who lives with
her son near Birds Point, on tho
18th of October, 1909.
Sam W. Davis has sold his
Cape Daily News to Chas. Ar
nold, - gentleman from Columbia,
and purchased the Citizen Demo-
crat al Poplar Bluff He has
again strrted the daily edition
and will soon improve the already
fine plant by installing an up.to-
date linotype to handle the news.
s. B. Stone, of Portageville,
died very suddenly at New Mad
rid, on Monday, April 4th. Mr..
Stone was cashier of the Farmers
Bank at Portageville, and other
wise prominently connected In a
business way. He leaves a wife
and four children, as well as a
multitude of friends to mourn his
untimely death.
A Republican charges that the
Republican President and Treas
ufer of the Pennington State
Horpital are taking contracts
with that institution when the
law dsbars them from bidding or
furnishing supplies to any such
institution while they are on the
board of directors. This is in
teresting, If true.
Young Chas. Smith and Floyd
Woods, who with five Others
were covicted ut Cape Girardeau
in 1908 on the charge Of peenage
and who began serving thsil
sentences in the government
prison at Fort Leavenworth ii
April, 1908, werereleased Sunday
morning and on Tuesday young
Woods made in home and youns
Smith returned last evening, BIZ
wife and brother having met bin
in st. Louis Monday.--Sikest
Hornet.
H. B. Garrett and Leslie Mays
of Morley, were brought here ant
placed in the county jail Frida!
by Sheriff L. P. Gober. Garret
and Mays, accompanied by 9th
ers, vent to the home Of jim
Beges ct Morley with the intep
ton Of giving bin 3 good whip
ing for beating his wife severa
weeks ago, from which effects
lie thought she cannot recover
When they rode Up to Begg
house he was in the yard, ant
they told him to nthrow up hi
handel. whersupon he beesl
Y ssriuc hitting Garraft in the ehiI
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-22

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saying which, he motioned the
soldier to 60, and called the next
cass.-Ex.
Thursday, April 7th, two miles
of Benton, Scott county, Cleve
Rodgers, age 80 years, was ao-
cidentally killed by an automo-
bile, occupied by Baily Wilkin-
son and wife, enroute to Cape
Girarde&u. A ooroners jury
rendered a verdict of unavoid-
able accident.
A franchise, covering a period
of fifteen years, was given the
Parma Telephone Company by
the Board of Alderman at their
meeting Tuesday night. The
telephone company is composed
of local capitalists who will loose
no time in getting operations
underway.-Victor.
]. s. Kochtitzky returned home
Thursday from the big ditch
works, commencing two and a
half miles east Of Dexter and OK.
tending five miles south. The
ditch is 8 feet deep and % feet
wide. 1t lie about half completed.
John and Otto are quite noted in
these big contracts, and Otto has
been engineering the southeast
since the 70's-on the civil or.
der-to our knowledge, and who
knows the "lay of the land" bet
ter than heP-Caps Progress.
Half u century ago, railroading
in Missouri wss in the expert
mental stage, yet fifty years ago
last Sunday record Was estab-
lished IN q run across the state
which has never yet been broken.
1t was shortly after the completion
'of the Hannibal & st. Joseph rail-
way the officials decided on max
ing q record for time. Although
the engines were fed by wood and
it was necessary to stop every
few miles and take an supplies,
yet the run across the state was
made in trifle over eight hours,
. record that still stands.
VIM. Wright, from near Ber-
trsnd. charged with arson, at.
tempted TO kill himself by cutting
his throat Monday morning at an
early hour. One Of the prisoners
was shaving himself when Wright
snatched the razor and drew il
across his throat once with each
hand, inflioting two or three ugly
gashes, but he was disarmed and
Drs. Howle and Vernon succeeds
ed in sewing up his throat and hs
10 now able to sit up, butts COM
planning Of q sore throat. Il j,
said the razor is ruined, and how
he escaped striking a vital spot il
q mystery. He could hardly have
done 30 much cutting elsewhere
without fatal results. CharIestor
Courier.
1 ]. T. johnson, an Audrail
county auctionesr, who recent,
lcslebrated his 67th birthday own
10 farws comprising 1908 acres
J and estinstsd 70 be worth SIS 81
scrs. They are stocked with 2,
, 900 sheep. 400 cattle, 1870 hogs