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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-11-02

New York.-For preserving moving
picture and Photographic records of
historical events, the Modern His
torical Records Association has been.
formed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-11-02

Washington. Because his receipts
were 81 short Of $1,000, the East Ber-
lin (Ct.) postmaster loses 500 year
for rent and clerk hire. "A dollar
spent for stamps would have saved
500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-11-02
BRIEFS BY TELEGRAPH

!
Cambridge, Mass.-H anybody finds
a stray planet or asteroid running
around loose the Harvard Observatory
should be notified The planet was
discovered October 3, but disappeared
too rapidly for observation.
New York. Because Eve are all
living beyond our means" and it was
their first offense, Judge O'SuIlivan
parolled two girls who pawned even
ing dresses they had rented for party
wear.
Newark, N. IA newspaper with
neither paper nor ink. The Telephone
Herald, told 500 fans about the world
series game, play by play, and de.
livered by phone other news just like
a regular paper.
New York.-Hyman Schaeffers a
jeweler, reported loss Of 200 uncut
diamonds, valued at $4,000, to the
police He carried them in wallet.
New York; portrait Of George
| Washington, woven entirely of silk
and presented to the city in 1858 by
Frenchmen. is gradually splitting, and
it is feared will be destroyed. $3.50
| Washington. Because his receipts
were 81 short of 81 900, the East Ber-
/ lin (Ct.) postmaster loses 500 a year
| for rent and clerk hire. A dollar
spent for stamps would have saved
500.
| Wabash, Ind.-Advertising for q
wife William Riley wasn't at home
/ when she arrived. He found her cook
ing dinner. "Will you be miner" he
cried. taste my pie" said Mabel
Baker, now Mrs. Riley.
New York.-For preserving moving
picture and photographic records of
historical events, the Modern His
torical Records Association has been
formed.
New Brunswick, N. THAT he shot
three men, killing one, while In p
dream was the defense Of Marine Bel
lium when placed on trial for murder.
He attributed his mental condition to
4 typhoid fever.
4 New York Charged with stealing
/ 1921 Leon Ellery. subway ticket sell
err, told Judge o'Sulliyan he would
rather stay sober FIVE years than go
to jail for that long and was parolled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
aasoxm rnl II ,mISom>.
Tis rsaisi Lscni ~ the Nsasrn In
lgtd - a iasfgs 6absfing -
NJ ast.ns and thrlF ftsusis


The flra ahutNl hail & Red
Mountain Lodge. No e8. b. A A.
N ~ Arlington. Vas held ~ the
roWn nAil iaaa Thursday evening
aad VISA pronounced social hafs
cesk
Ihefe was Mis uuusuailY large az.
tendance Wlth quite number Of
uut-oftomb Eueais Music VAS FUR
nlshrd hy ne johnson and self or
-hmfra n Rutland Dinner was
served 81 low twelys part 81 the
repaft bssuE furnished by caterers
rom Rutland and a part BY local
parties
The orchestra rendered several
vocal selections during the eyenins
Is Wtll - giving musical event
turing the lntsfmission.
The committee consisting Of X
H walker. Horace Goewey, Hugh
Webb aud ~. NJ Stafford. are q
"a congratulated upon the highli
successful out come of the affair
Among those present Mere Mr..
md Mrs n Barrett, DR. and Mrs
& Grey. Mr aud Mrs. y A. Nichols
William Jones, Mr.. and Mrs, Edw
Iuck. Mr.. and Ms. G j. Cullinan
Or. J. IA Reichling, W. NJ. Stafford
Il webb. n. n. Walker. II. Goewey
z. Phillips. y l.. Jepson. A. sum
ners. C o. Hard, Cyrus Hard, Ar
hur Culllnan. Bernie Cullinan, Ton
Mann. Miss Anna Taylor, Miss hes.
lie Thornton. Miss Sadie y, Hard
Miss Clara Perkins, Miss katherin'
laartz. Miss Ida Forth, Miss Lucy
ole. Miss Mary Mann. Miss Arlene
Summers, Miss Mabel McAuley. Mis-.
daude Adams.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Where the Christmas tree Is small
and II Is desired TO find place for more
presents than II will hold eornucopla
ran be effectively used In connection
with the tree Get barrel and frkin
hoops OF different sizes and over them
fasten flexible strips OF wood or the
suckers" from an old stump or tree.
The strips may be nailed or they can
be secured with bits OF string or small
wire. After the cornncopla Is shaped
make lining OF cheesecloth In the
form Of bag. fastening the outer end
10 the big end Of the thorn" and pull
ing the other end inside and making
II taut Then wrap Grape paper over
the outside Of the frame and the cornu-
copla Is finished.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Estate OF Martha P. Johnston.
Order az Notice Foreipn WIN


STATE OF VERMONT, District of Man.
chester. 50.
The Honorable Probate Court forhe Div.
riet Of Manchester:
Toall persons interested In the estate OF
Martha y. Johnston, late OF Hoosick Falls,
IN the state Of New York, deceased, leaving
estate IN this District
GREETING.
Al a Probate Court holden at Manchester.
within and for said district on the 18th day
February, an authenticated copy OF the last
VIII and Testament and the Probate thereof
OF Martha y. Johnston late OF Hoosick Fails
~ the county OF kennselaer, In the state OF
NeA York, deceased. leaving estate in said
district duly proved, allowed and estnb-
hshrd In the SurTceate's court for the
county and state afoi esaid, was presented
to the Court here, that the same Instrument
may be allowed In this state as the lastWi i'll
and Testament Of said decedent, and that
the said copy may he filed and recorded In
he Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester, aforesaid. agreeable to the statute
IN such cases made and provided.
And II II ordered by said court that the
9TH day Of March 1911, at 10 O'Clock IN
ths forenoon, at the Probat. once In
said Manchester. b. assigned for proving
said instrument; and that nctice thereof be
given 10 all persons concerted. by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully IN
the Manchester Journal a newspaper eircu-
lating IN that vicinity. In said District. pre-.
Vious 10 the time appointed.
THEHKroRE, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate OF
said VIII, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester In
said District. this 18th day Of Feb 1911
EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
BOOKS NEED CLEANING.
t4p- 10 Care rsr Lihrsvs So ssi,
swsa VIII Bs prsssrsse

ilsaLs ere frequently ruined ihrunEh
earls~sshavs This is iess l1 the han.
dang eften tbsn uisa the shelves
MAny Fs'aaer Who Houid sctan ~
i.eud t,osA back Wheu orcn will I'ui
i a. Ws~s sfrain an the shelves
issAs should nss l~ packed Tightly
~ shelf n rnlns the licks and
causes il,rm 10 less h.oSe nith lbe
strain q puiline ln and pulling out
0ftsh i f,srss The leaves 10 sag 10 TIE
.heif uhen Isashsh unduly
II i just a. bad for books 20 b. 10
iorsc "a a shelf. As they warp aud the
spreading leaves encourage dust A
back case aIth the runieats "a every
nngle Is not q pleasing sight
There Are sbme hoasekeepcrs who
,hins yearly busting " books at
beusecieaning time sufficient THIS is
bad enough when they are kept under
glass: when on open shelves IL means
rala 10 valuable books II taxes little
longer TO dust the backs ana TOPS "
books on each shelf every day. Use
soft theesecioth or silk buster and
shake II Frequently
Many valuable hooks are ruined at
DEMONSTRATING time This should be
twice . year and Is not burden If
Systematically done a shelf al time
The old plan Of heapiug the contents
Of a library indlscrlmlnately has moth
Ing 10 recommend IT, See that shelves
are dried after washing. ms hooks are
ruined by dampness,
H. busting the book Itself clap the
backs lightly together, then dust the
outside. Never use damp cloth on
book. II Il has been wet absorb most
Of the moisture with n blotter and soft
cloth. then dry under pressure TO pre-
vent warping
Forbid young people to handle books
until they know bow 10 protect them.
Il i well 20 use covers 10 protect a
book when held by grimy young hands.
These can now be bought In different
sizes to III almost any book and can be
used repeatedly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
FOSTER AND APPOINT.
Hungarian Statesman shown abon
n, Congressman From Vermont

Count Albert Appouyi. the Hun
earlan statesmRn and patriot, WI
lsln this country In the interest
international peace, paid the eaplt'
nj Washington visit IhuFsua,
lie was conducted TO the speaker :
room By Repre- enlatiye y, ;. rosie
Of Vermont, chairman of the com
mittee on foreign affairs, and pre-
scented 70 Speaker Cannon,
I'pou motion OF Representative
Foster the House took a recess !
order that Count Arponyi might no
dress the members. Ihefeupo
A,.a4er cannon escorted the dis
ungnishod visitor 20 the desk ans
gave him a seat 40 his right. spcak
&c Cannon then introduced the cou
and he delivered short address, 6
tho close 81 which the members o
the House we're presented TO him.
This distinguished honor Was con
fefrcd upon Count Appoints teiloN
counifyman. Kossuth. upwards
co years ago. 1T the time OF hi
10 his country When Prime
Henry Of Germany visited the Uni
q a.aAaH aHAAA fthAA , ~ -" SO 49,
same privilege was accorded him aus
about year ago similar homo
Was conferred upon the nephew Q
the Japanese Emperor. These are
the only lott lgnaa ~ tie history G..
the country Who have received sue
40 honor.
Count Appnoyi Is an aceedingl
Interesting man. He speaks Eng
fish fluenilg. IL democratic IN hi
Ways, aud b. won the admiration c
al. The representatives Followlri
the demonstration In the House, Ne
preventative Foster escorted the viz
itor 10 the rooms 81 The committee
on foreign affairs. where Count Az
ponyl received informally the mem
bcfk 81 toe prccs Mr. Foster thcI
accompanied the count 10 the room
~ e-Pfesidcnt sherman, wher
\ committee 81 the senate received
him aud escorted him 20 the senhi
chamber Here he was given a eca
nj the Yice-pfotidnt's right Many @
the senators. Including Senator peg
of Vermont. were presented 10 him
Free Press,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

What We must do" Numbered the
politician. walking rapidly down the
street beside lii- bored acquaintance
what We EngiIshmen must do is to
put our foot down frinIy on these for.
eigu Imports And. 10 show that be
could practice as well as preach. At
that moment be put bis foot down on
the skin ~ M imported bsnaua. And
his friend walked on alone London
Globe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Estate Of Mary Lauretta Phillips
Order of Notice Will.

STATE or VERMONT. District OF Man
chester, IS.
The Honorable Probate Can't fer ht
District Aforesaid.
To all persons interested IN the estate OF
Mary Ianretth Phillips late of Arlington,
n said Dist rict, deceased. GREET Nc;
Alta Pfotate Court holden at Manchester.
within and for said District on the 18th day
a reb., isii. an instrument purportinp
% be- the last VIII and Testament OF Mary
lAuretta Phillips late of Arlington In said
district. deceased. was presented to the
lolrt aforesaid. for ~ obate.
And IL II ordered by said Court that the
IN uny OF March, fsll, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon at the Probate once In said
Manchester, be assigned for proving
aid Instrument: and that notice thereof be
owen 10 all persons concerned, BY publish
,np this order three weeks success
vely In the Manchester journal, n weekly
newspaper published in said District, pre-
dous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified To
appear before said Court, at the time md
place aforesaid, and contest the proba, G o.
aid viii, IL you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester In
hid District. this l5t b day OF Feb. 1911.
% EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Elsewhere Ne publish hn arlie.t
ca bow the proposed reciprocity q
Tretmeut With canada Will affee
tha state Read Il over careful.
aad zee IL 4 Is not q satisfactory
greemcnL This measure has passes
the national House Of Represents
lives aud II Is how Up 10 tue se.
ate. Congremmon Foster and Plum.
ley voted against the measure b.
we DO not feel that they voiced n,
sentiments of their constituents l.
the matter for as yet VIC have faIleS
10 hear a voice raised against u
measure Personally we approve Q
this bill,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

gaHrftat 0fficfgs az ire ron pSnTs
aMa maraifsoeut hnlidiuEs IN other
nStta hHslf n Nefmpmt FfAnits
Ffitofa e. an Aiieeet kermaptef
SIRE rnattnNea % ~ account ~ =
risig "a Csmhrlege Notch siih Has
iFaltons 81 ause9 mnButaiA SCENERY
au8 fhtte arc lry8ff ffasArts The
Fsgmantsf la Stowa STEADY Inn
gxutamant am1s Is reMnEAi 10
waite River Junction five ReEfs aEo
Copim nn sale 81 Hard brug
sfnft 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
STATE AID FOR LIBRARIES.

Every live town should hay
some sort OF free public lihrar!
no matter bow small Towns tina
realize the importance Of such ,
library to all citizens. young, old
aud middle aged, and wish 10 estab
fish q library. ,an obtain State All
20 the extent Of 10000 ~ book
Howl
Insert ia the warning for tow
meeting the following articles
!. 40 see u the town Will cleo
board % five library trustees an,
pucaiion 10 the 5 ate Buaid q Ills
rary Commissioners for state aid.
2 To see what sum. II any, III
town will appropriate for the mali
tananee Of a free public library
u the prand list Of the town |
less than s2,b00 the sum must no
De less than SIS.
II the LAID list ~ more tina
$4,000. yet less than $4,000, ID
sum 10 be appropriated must not b
less than s2b
II the gihnd list Is $4,000 0
more. the sum 20 be raised must b
HDA tess kHaA eHNf fsAAt1 NV 80
show their desiic for civic Improve
ment BY raising much higher sum
than tho state requires Of them.
While II IS the duty of tho Com
mission TO decide upon the book
ia be- furnished a town, suggestion
from the librarians and trustees
each town regarding the selectio
Of the books are always gladly rt
ceiyed and acted upon when In IA
Judgment Of the Commission n
books requested are such as ough
10 be purchased.
Further information viii 10 fui
nishcd q Adly by the members
the Commission. Mr. March NJ. VII
son, Chairman, Of Randolph; NJ
q. NJ WINSTON. ~ Brandon, Mr. !
NJ. Goddard. OF Montpelier; Mrs
n Flete her, Of ProctoIsYille; Mis-
&. II. Clement, Of Rutland, andd b.
Miss X. W Wright, SECRETARY. Mon
pelier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
DORSET.

Edward Toweley, OF Main stree
who has been quite sick for two o.
more weeks. Is able TO be out
The death OF the venerable
IRA. Jonathan Roberts occurred at
Ter home In Dorset Hollow on Sat
irday last az the age OF as years
tome time since Mrs. Roberts had {
hook and had been IN falling health
FOR long timeeee. Thee funera
Sas held from her late residence
m "Wednesday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Publisher q Il Jamsaon ~ tae
White River Junctlon Landmark 4
foi ging Ah1aa these da2a ans has
reeeady inasllcd quantity . ncN
~. aigmsui f9r hls growing 1asin,st
Brother IamAsnu is so old time Joli
nal employee and We have sampl,
u hi6 hAndlaafi ia our possession
uhieh be tufptd out Ia ihis shol
10 tGe esliy ,ua wien D u ofsh
vas the owner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

The doctor bad looked al ihe pa.
tents tongue. taken bis temperature,
felt bis pulse and was al the point Of
leaving The room when be paused TO
say 10 the sick mans wife. Madame.
in addition TO your giving The mrdl.
cine have prescribed wlsh you
would see that every morning your
husband gets shower baih"
The woman looked worried. "nui.
doctor." she rrppcuHaed anxionsly.
what am gDln' TO do the morn!n's
we don't harp no shower -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Calico Rail a success.

The Calico Ball. given under the
lusplces OF Adonliam Lodge No. ~,
T. a. A. NJ on Monday evening
aat was one OF the pleasantcst OF
be many pleasant gatherings held
iero this season. There were over
100 couples present and the costume
wero Ia the main OF such nature
bat they begger description. II Is
aaoDgh 10 say THAT the ladies were
III becomingly gowned. whether IN
'alioo or not IL j. 10 be hoped
hat another Of these affairs viii be
lut on shortly, Cox's orchestra. Of
Rutland furnished the music
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
MANCHESTER iiuY To TIN
FRONT.

Tw. NonRg Men ~ this ttllsg
Iak.n ON the Wing W AlbdF
smith With his Camera.
Given ga opportunity The riKh
Young man viii come % The from
every time and this time il IL John
A. Mcclure a this village Nho@
portrait adotna the last number OF
me state Magazine. Tho NeFmontof.
lse. together With Louis IoMAlesf
were recently photographed While
doing ntne fancy skating stunts ~
Eqainos pond By Albert smith and
some remnftab,e notlon pletnfes
tAken. tso a. Which sppfar ia the
present issue 81 the Acfmentef
nAieb enters lis sgieenih year VIII
an attractive isxae containing arr
,ostrAise. a review u tbs resources
n Vermont by Theo y. Naa, With
portrait. apa description 81 ne
80 ~ inc Woodbury. Granite Com
psny, With pictures o. the WORKS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
s..tr ;. onla. Al, % Telrpa.

fFrak saofNHN4
Frank 4 cheney makes cath thst he II
sauiNf gsaffnef - The ffta ~ q J. rhsbeg A
ts,.. aoiae husiHess Ia ths Iuy ~ To.rsio.
1aBntY ard SLATE nfssstsa&d. ana lhai said
Gems uiil nAy the fau ~ ON HNN nhfn
tSs3staAit~ Tor each And ~keff cAsr ~
NAthffA shat ssnmot - cafsd ~ The u3~ %
ilAllk thfaFfh cure. fEANs J. FHfsgf.
~aUru % issfogs me- sN1 euisFfft-sd Va No
pfetencn. lhks tkh aag ~ Ileremtef. a. Il,
lssf A, W. AIEkNsN
tNFsA Nctkf9 Iautair,
Hniie faihFfh 1afK ~ taken Internally
1isa aefs aifNgsit 0H ~ bisaed and muruas
saiftares ~ The - stem etend fof tessfrion.
lais tgeF. D. !. CHENEY A Co. Jo.eco. o.
Nnsa ~ Al hfNssBsts. gse.
Tale Halls Family Pllas Tor eonstipnfi0n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

where one wishes 20 dry parsley Tor
winter ne Il win retain It's green II
drtFd 10 the oven with the door left
onen Parsley gives a delicate favor
to gravies. soups. etc. and Supply
should he kcr' u possihic, all the time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

AZ changes ~ advertisements -
l.e in hana soa iaiss liaan Tsesds,
Moaning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
lie Is No hYpocfite.

Tom Are you going to wear mourn
Ing for your wealthy uncle7 Jack
Only a black pockefbook.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore
rave returned from Minnesota.
Ralph Lewis is at work foI
,harles Harwood for the season.
Otis Hills is visiting his sister
Mrs Anna Chadwick Of Hudson
alls, n Y
Mrs. Francis Mayo recently Wis
ted at the home CT her uncle. vii
lam Palmer OF Wells, VI.
Mrs. Henry Warner was an ovtr
'unday guest OF her sister, Mrs
Pomeroy OF Granville.
Clark e Culver have put new
oyered peddling cart on the road,
which they viii run four days H.
he week.
Two large slelghloads of young
eorle came from Granville Frida,
3yening TO visit the family of W c.
Jason.
Otis Hills has engaged 20 work
or Herbert Allen on the farm nine
Months from March LIST for s35 {
month.
r Martin sherman has been ap
ointed administrator and George
iulett and II. t. Thomson commits
toner's on Mary Ann Pollard's es-
ate.
SOUTH SHAfISBCRY.
John Carr visited relatives II
loosick Falls Saturday and sun
ay.
The Methodist Sunday Schoo'
ave social Friday evening a
ole Hall In commemoration OF the
firth Of Abraham Lincoln.
While hunting on the mountains
n East SALISBURY Sunday, Dennis
harrington was shot In the right
high by the accidental discharg,
" his gun. A bad flesh wound re
ulted, but II is believed no bones
zero seriously injured. Mr.. Har
lngton was removed TO a Troy hos
lital Sunday evening.
"A car attached 60 through |
reight train. running from Rutland
o Chatham. was derailed yesterday
morning In the cut just south OF
he local station. The car which
1aE loaded with potatoes. was about
midway OF the train. The car had
n attendant He escaped witt
,nly slight bruises about the face.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
German D.. little son of Mr.
md Mrs German u. Mattison, died
'eb. 4ih. at 230 p. m. after a
hort Illness, at the age of three
ears and three months. The fun
raj was held Monday at $50 p. m.
tey Mr.. Coburn officiating and the
nterment was ia North Bennington
emetery. He was a grandson OF
luther Wade OF Manchester Depot
hose who attended the funeral
IN ont Of town were Mrs. Elmer
'lple. Miss Belle Madison OF Troy
:. T.. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dro-
AT and son OF Manchester Miss
imma Houghton OF Sunderland and
red Wade Of Fitehburg. Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
s.ntitIxs

"Miss rHssay IL furious win that
society rrl,o1er-
why Egg-
-Iie published the announcement Of
Der approaching wedding uuder the
coiumr beaded Late Eags genents
Life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

DCT he 10 whom hard luck was all
- Pate ciiose 70 send
Yet who maintained q cauntisss fight
Unto the end.
--Chxfsetn Becker i1 New fefk ezn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
COMMISSIONERS Nonse



The undersigned, haYtuE haen appointed
by the Honorable Probate tuuft tnf the iis
trict OF Manchester. Commissioners u ~
criVe examine, and adjust ihe ciaius AMI
demands uf ~ persons HKninst thc estate ~
HeufJ e. Iassi latr " Manchester
in said Iistrivi, drcsased ANA all elalins
cAhihited az UtIsrt thuttta, hprrhl Nise ~.
tice that w. viii meet ior the ptis posF HfaFs
said.nt the FACTORY Point National hanl
10 the village 81 Manchester 1tnirt ~ said
uiNFict on the WITH das 81 Aus, n"xl
from one uNlork y n, until
fOuf u'cluvk y. n, on said day, md that sik
months from the mh daS % feh., a. .
lpll, s. the time limited hS said ,uufi fuf
snld creditors Co present Their claims tuMs
fot examination und allowance,
Dated vt Manchester this WITH DAY 81 Feb.
a, ~ ipit. .
J., "A MHtPrtsh. tr..,.
W, II, ~ My
Hannah Huss AdminlstfeiriN Man
chester center. W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
ErnrnIzrRs ,Rp CHEAPER

aud better. IL mixed at home ac-
sording 70 some good formula
Write az and We will give you free.
postpaid, fuil Information about
What TO use, how 10 mix. prices Of
ingredients, etc.
CARROLL &. PAGE.
% Hyde Park. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
LIE VICTOR.

NOT he alone WHO worldly p0~sf
~ Ard honor bore.
Nor he VINO for some talent rare
The laurel wore.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-02

FOUND-A gold bar bin at the STATE
Prison Probably lost the night of
the MinstrelS Owner may have
same by applying at the prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-02

By pstron,zing the home JOB plant
your money goes back to the town
people. Send it away and it is lost
n the sea CT foreign trade, no diving
bell can reach it. The Appeal is
equipped to handle any class of work
and at living prices. both to the Gus
toner and the job plant \,
A complete change of program ev.
cry night at the Grand Theater