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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Cine fsinbIi6e Qrmee III ouf

Cine fsinblths Qrmee III qui
benz anmarih mad Berlin, tpirb absr
bem Wanoperprogramm gendB suriids
gefhldgen peroeu. Die SDee elmer
eroberung Don Berlin tiingt bsute
iebr tomiit, aueiu bel elmer ihlshtsn
Regterung 1T ales moglih. 4ls
Jrieorih Der 8robs itarb, bate Riez
mano cine Soee. baB ihon 5pansts
Sabre oarauF Die 5ranaOTsn in Bers
Tin einriiden parben. Ulan fiHbet
Is aber fait ielbitperft6nblih, iptnn
man lieit. pie unier srpei fdnaHen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Isbtnsssf1brIid psrlest iporbsn mar.
Die pcIisei fohnbet ouf Uineenjo
0aifalo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

aoniaen Die Reeierung heruntergez
ipirtbihaftet lpurbs. Die 2ebren je=
ner ,3eit Iolltsn ftsts in grinneruns
bIsiben. Das Sunbament bts BON
5risbrih benz 9robsn erri6tetenStoa=
tss mar nidt oas 8olt, ipnoern Der
a6nig. Ta dbsr 9snies auf benz
Thron 10 feItsn iinb, tpie duf dnpsrsn
Gsbieten, 10 brat ods BON Srieorth
Ill, aIlstn gstragsne @ebduoe nit feis
nsm Sooe 3uidmmsH. Die unfdhisz
tsit Der aonige, unter tpelheu preuz
bsn in 5riimmer iant, duberte Iih
bauptId6lih ourh 8eporSuguns oss
aoels in alien ,3ipeioen Der Regierun9
uno qripilegien WirthIhaft. 8ds
Bolt, pslhem man in Der Notb iid
Suipanpts unb ipeniaitens einen Shs!l
pon ieinen Redten pieDergab, bob
Qreubsn pisosr in bic 6Dbe. Su 5olse
bsFsn 1T ss cine groBe 9erubigung.
oaS oas Bolt in 0eutihIaub jeBt Ell
nsn gepiiIen 4ntbeil an Der Regierun9
bat. Tas piro cine iolhe 2otters
lpirtbffdft oerbinoern, pte tie gum
3uIammsnbruh bel gluiterliB unb
;Sena fii9rts. guein ss 1T unpertsnn=
bar, bub man in benz groBten Staote
0eutihIanbs, in 9reuBen tpteoer ouf
benz Deae lit, bic bsoentli6sn 3uitdnz
be ein3ufibren, pelde bic 5ran3oIen
mad Berlin bradten. Die tleInen
8Quern, pel1e BON 1918 bis 1915
our6 ibre Sapfsrtsit uno 8atsrlanoss
liebe Rapoleons Genie iiberlpanbsn.
iinb idon ldngit nit 6ilfe Der Reqies
runq aus ibrem pdterlihen Grbe Der
ordngt pproen. Der 2oel lpirb in als
len Staats Memtsru unb io9ar beim
WiIitGr bspor3ugt uno Der arautjunz
fer bauit nod iblimmer aIs 3uoor,
oa i6m bds Rstt osrlieben lit, oos
0oIt our6 Robe Qreiie fir 2ebsuss
mtttsl aussupliiuoern. I0offent!th
peroen bic ndditsn Wnblen oieie reats
tiondre Strpmuug 5uriitordnssn.
Wenn aud 0sutidIanb isBt Feit ouz
'te6t uno alien Seinbsn 5roB bietsn
fam, 10 bari man bod nidt Die Wtibs
it1noe einreiBsn lafen, bic ben Staat
Trieorits oss 9roBen Hisoerparfen.
Rur cine Rsgierun9. Ipelhe tetne priz
piIeqien Duloet unb iih auf oas Bolt
in ieinsn breiten WldiIen ItiiBt, tam
ben Wanoel Der 3eiten uberiteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Z@iHs. Z@eime
nod nno bon europa
nit alien GninpferIinlen.


nnfl 1eutid]Iniib, Ceiterreih- llnaan
etc. irei in's Sans Der Gmpi1ager.
XSollmad3ten
red,issiililg angeieriigt, uno
0rbid)aftss8 Sol eftionen
prompt uno reeI beforst.
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. une Tine E,raie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Die ge6uuptunq BEG SerrH
Crane iiber bic 0erlumptbeit Der
omerituntIten Stuoentsn piro bon
ben 9Fatultdten Der betreffenoen uuiz
perfttGten nit Gntriiftung 5uriitgetptes
fen. 4n unp fir Ii9 tlingt bic &c
fhihte Des 5srrn Crane auh niht
olaubiih. 4uf ben amerttanVnen
bpben GebrQn'tdlteu limb Die nltttelIos
fen Stuoenten bel Weitem in Der
gee6rbeit. Ter pdtsrIite DehieI IT
9ielen unbetannt. sic srndbrsu fth
nit aQerlei RebenDerotsuIt. Sm Soms
mer finbet man Die mittelIoIsn Stus
benten an 9ergnugungspIdgsn Die
Role pm 9anpmeoeu ipjeIen uno
niht 0eniqe be9eben lid mad ben
Brairieitaateu, um als Grntearbeits-
Qeuuq Gelo 3u oeroiensn. bab lie Iih
bura ben Dinter btnourh 6lsppe7
t6nnen. Junge Qeute, Die IN folder
Deiie um oas tGglite grOo gu tdms
pfen baben, perben niht ubermiitbig.
5ier uno oa iii pohl Elm Qump Gn3us
trefFen. IS iit bod aber ubsrtrisbsr,
cine gan3s uniperiitdt nah iolnen
perei3elten Gremplaren au beurtbsis
len. 6srr Crane geb0rt Offenbar gu
ben Gsuten. bic Seoen fir DerIorsn uno
pertommen baltsn, Der etpds Stdrz
teres ais Qtmonaoe trintt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Der Gretiinn bat einsn 8roz
zen 5ieg srrungsn. Gas 9oit Don
9Paine bat Ii1 fir ben Biosrruf bss
9erfoTungsporagraphen ent1hlsoen,
oer Waine i'm Sode Der grohtbltton
belt. Sine Grfabrung BON 30 Sahren
tat 6as 9plt beIehrt, bag nttt in Der
5dli.Buno, Ionoern in Der Rssultrun5
Ter DirtbIhaften Die rthtige 9olunJ
Der 5emperen3frage Iiest. Der erfol9
IN maine Ioute bic GiberaIen DON Splo
In ibrsm Sample segen Die lotals
Qrobibition, bic genau 10 peroerbllh
III, pie Die Itaatlite, ermuntern. Wsnn
bic 9eutIten etniaen uno entlhlo's
e:nen 5inne8 geqen bic 2ocal Option
Qrohtbition anItiirmen uno ieDeu San'
N:0Qten, Der probibitioniitiids Retgur
cen Derrdth, in bic pfQnne bauen, tann
oud bier Das Semperen3,Jot abae'
ihuttelt peroen. bas ouf orei StsrteI
pes EtQQtes lQftet.
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Qep gorter 9eri6te has

Rem gorter 9ert6te ha'
ZEN einsn ShooenerIaB pon $500 fur
oas uubsfugte Tdlen zines 8aumes
Ssitens elmer Rorporation, Die cine
slettriIte gabn berIteut, benlutgt.
Cos 8eriht Iprah Die 4niihI aus,
bab niht bios Der materielle, 'onbern
ouh Der ditbetiihe Wsrtb. ben oer
Baum in oem oorliegenoen 5als be-
iaB. gu berudiidtigen lei. 0enn moH
iiebt pie Die gGume in unIeren Vor
ItGpten obne alien 8runo pcn Den elsts
triihen aompagnien OerItlmmeIt nor
ner iino, mub man 9ebouern emptlHs
ZEN, oaB bic Cbioer 0erihte niht bic
Ielbe ReftsauffaiIun8 pertrstsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Die 8efh nj d 6ti8ungs ;
RGt6e bemUben iih, oas Bolt BE-
trsffs Der beoorItebenoen Sbeuerung gu
berubiQsn. Gs piro geiagt, oaB nur
in IelitatsiieH sin Qrober preisaufs
ihla9 su erpartsn ftebe, aber bic Qes
Lensmittel Der armen ald7Isn auf tein
I0bsres prstsniUsau gsIangsn tpsrOen.
Cpd miro cine Qusnabme gemaht in
8e3uQ uuf Gaffee, 3utsr uno 9artpFs
feIn, bic pitttge RahrungsmittsI Der
GrmereH GiaFe biioen. FIeiih, rpiro
reiagt, peroe uber ben jesiasn qreis
niht Iteiaen. Ias If Elm Iebr ihDner
sloit, ba 5leifb iest iton fir grobs
goltstreiIe unerihDinglih lit uno
bQnn 1T oieier Groit ni6t eiunal be.
re6tigt, oa obns Gra9e isbr pisI Wais
or Das Guslanb dig 8ishfutter per.
fhttt perpen miro, pas unfebIbar cine
!ueitere grh0bunq Der 5Ieiiaprsiie CUR
JoIge bat. IS iit oaber nit geitimmte
leit 81 erDarren, odb Die auheurets
nung iih pefentlih hobsr ftelIsn rpiro
uub ourin Iiegt Elm ihperer 9orpurf
geqeu unieren garif. 3uter rpdrs
rtdt anndberno 70 bod ME jsst, psnr
nift Elm pioeriinniqer uno poui9 iibsrs
fIIIiiGer, bios ben 5ruft 6srei6srnber
Sarif oarauf laitsts. Der TlsiIhz
unb 8isb3pa tr.tbt sbsnfuQs Die preife
in Die 6ohs unb bas gmporsno. II.
bdb unisrs Jlsifhs8arons mad Dem
Wuitsr Der osutfhen nsJunter
5lsiIt ouber 2anoss fhiden, um IS
Tier bod i'm 9rsiis 81 baItsH.
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Die oeuti6en So3ialoe z
motruten balter in Sera tlre
iGbylihe SossrI6ou ub unb Der pOrtsi'
tae bat Die gr0bts 8etbeiIiguuo in o:r
9eitiAte Der partei auf5urctien. od
Ir6 lber 500 3elssatsn stngefunosn
tabsn. Tisis regs AntRiIHabms pro
Ourt pie grDBsn 5offrungen, bic an
bic ndhitidhrtge Dabl astniipft tpers
ben, berporgerufen. Gus gpIt bar
ohne 7Fraqe ale llrIahe, nit ben jsBt
fsrrihtnpen Partsien unsufrisbeu su
ietn. Die Grbit,eruno, hob in BEN
Isstsn Steusrgsieg aQe 2oiisn auf bic
Stultern pes urmen Uidnnes aele1t
purben unb bic Rei6en. ioe3teQ o's
Sumter, iih rpeigerten, ejnsn Sbe:l Der
giiros auf fjt gu neAmen, 1T nod nIti
gspifsn. Rod grDbsv III Die Gntriz
Ituno Ubsr Die plonmdbios @erttsrez
runQ Der 2ebensmittsl, Dslhs curh
eerabe5u itanoalOie 8sisbt 6epirtt
tpirb. Riht gsnuq, oQb bobs 30ll2 auf
Gstrsibe ruben, piro ben 8robqr~nos
beTibern erlaubt, bic 5beueruno ourt
ausfuhrsn gu Deridlimmeru, fir mel
ht Der 3oQ, Der aar nitt bs3ahlt nor
cen, 8urutperoiitet lpiro. gQsin e III
eir GebIi6IuB, OaB bisis un3ufrieoenr
Esit bic So3ialiiten 3ur herriteH0en
Qartei MAIDEN nirb. Widatig ME bic
NlagenFroqe in Der poIitit i'd GuBsrt,
tgmmt bod aud bic inners lle5er3ev.
guro gu ibrsm Rstts, bic 0isls otr.
anIaiTsr lpirh, liebsr gu bungsrn. a!s
Iif Den So3iuIoemotraten gu osr~
ihreibsr. Die qrobsre DahrTteirItd2'
teit 1T, bab bic lirtsliberalsn partsisn
s;usn Ipsisntliten Supahs ,rfdarsa
t1,roen, penn mir aud ni6t beitreiien
rOQsn, baB bic So5idIoemo.raien
ebsnfuqs harouf rstnsn tOnnsn. sias
Nnsubl neuer Wanoats gu gepirnsH.
2llleiH oa Die Qegteren bebauptsn, BOB
lie clIein bic Dabren greunbe
beg 8oltes Tino uno bic iibris
gen qdrtsien bios aus 3dhlsnmsn-
I6sn fi6 rstrutirsn, 10 ioltsn lie ojeirr
gebauptung gerldB hanbsIn. renn Tt
i1neu cine qana beionDere 9siegeu5eIt
bietsI, Dem 8olts sinen oroben Si.r't
III srpsiIsu. 9tsIsr riirDs bur'u be
itsheH, oab bic So8iulbsmotru;er in
8s3irtsn, no tie t.ine 2lusIih: h1Etr,
lire aanbtbatsH 6urtisBen 3u t0nner.
oi. lintsIiberuIsn qurtsisn uRtsritis :
ssn, psl6s nit ben So3ialosmotratsn
in Der 5prbsruna iibereinitimmen, rab
nas nsutihe Bolt ben &ornmuhersrn
u.ft sur 4usbeutuna uberiaifen psr.
ZEN ioqte. gebel propbe3eits duf Der
Sagung cine peitsrs 8ertbsusrun1 ser
Qebensmittsl. 0as tpirb Iih ia quh
anseiihts Der grobsn Jehlsrnte in
8eutitlano als rIhtiq srpeiIen. Wi.
piQ sr a6er benz golts, osFsn 2siben
{, 70 padsnb Idiloert, au Ollie TOM
msn2 DiQ sr ss nit IosialDsmotrus
tiihsn 2.hrsn ipeiisu, oosr min sr ibm
GuF Dem sripGhntsn Dsqs bshilflih
Iein, bic partsisn ab3uihiitt.ln. Die
oas 8roo pertheuern2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Eli 5. Cadorett.

We copy the following from the
Vermont Tribune Of Ludlow
Died Sunday afternoon at his
home on Commonwealth Ave, Lud-
low, Eli s. Cadorett after less than
weeks illness from pneumonia.
The funeral was held on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at his
late home, Rev. j. II. Tompson OF
the Baptist church officiating. The
deceased was born In Dorset, Dec.
20, 1854.
He lived for number of years
In Grafton, and for 90 years In
Shrewsbury where he met his wife,
Ella Ackley, their marriage taking
place Nov. 90. 1885 He was OF
an industrious nature, thinking
and working for those about him.
lie was member OF the Pontiac
Tribe. No. 2. Improved Order Of
Red Men OF Chester,
Mr.. Cadorett Is survived by his
wife, two young sons, Joseph and
william, a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chapman of Dorset. four brothers,
Selah Of Manchester, William and
Francis of Stockton, Kansas, and
Charles of Eleader, Kansas.
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the West Road in Dorset where they
lived until about three months ago.
Mr.. Stone leaves wife, daughter,
and son. Mrs. Erford Leach of Paw
let, and f. G. Stone of Dorset. also
eleven grandchildren.
The funeral was held from his
late home Wednesday, June 2sth,
Rev. Mr.. Hunt OF Dorset and Rev,
Geo. Gilbert OF Andover, Mass, Of
ficiating,
A quartet sang Mr.. stones fay-
orite hymns, when ] Can Read Ny
Title Clear" and Nearer My God
To Thee" Miss Louise sykes sang
My Jesus Love Thee"
Mr.. Stone was Kind and loving
husband, father and friend ana
an always obliging neighbor.
Always patient and cheerful. even
in his last sickness, he has well carr
ed the welcome plaudit. We'll done,
thou good and faithful servant. :"
cannot say, will not say
That he is dead. He Is just away.
And you, oh. you, who the widest
yearn
For the old time step and the glad
return
Think OF him faring on, as dear
In the love OF There as the love OF
Here.
Think OF him R,ill as the same,
say;
lie is not dead; he IS jnst--away.
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'The sse. .oee,oe that is annually
sent 20 the American tofeign mission
fields, he said might well hc
spent here. The people need it
worse than the liindns You have
no Christianity here Il ~ Church.
lanity. You have lost your human
lly. Your preachers are not chris-
tians. they are the product Of ma
ehine-made theology without
teaching. do you know we have 81.
ooo persons la this country who
have accepted our faith,
The Ten Commandments of your
Christianity are child's prattie They
tell man not 90 do certain thines
that his manhood tells him are
wrong. Keep your money home aud
do your mission work here +"
Baba. before gathering his robe
about his up-to-date trousers aud
leaving the deck. said be- was work.
ing on book he calls Jim. a re-.
ply TO Kipiing y Kim.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
EAST DORSET.


Iawrence Wade has been home
sick for the past few days.
DIR. Griffith OF Boston is visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs. o. T.
Griffith.
Miss Anna Coping Is home iof
lie summer vacation. She has been
teaching In North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. s. A. Shelter returned TO
Westport, N. ", this week aitef
spending several days with her iath-
er, Myron Brophy.
Mrs. W. j. Stone. who has been
caring for her father-in-law In Dor
set for the past month, has retn'
ed TO her home.
The Misses Clara Buffum, Ber-
ina Bowen. Gertrude Brophy ana
Mrs Henry Stone attended the con-
,en,lon held In Peru last Tuesday.
George Roberts has bought q
Ford runabout from DR.. Pierce
Of Manchester. This is the first
automobile owned In this village, an
il has created quite sensation.
The following Officers were ei'
ected for the ensuing six months bs
the members of the Y. Y. 5. Pres
Miss Sadie Stone; yiee-pres.. Law
renee Wade; Sec, Miss 6ertrure
prophy: treas. William Griffith
The Mt faolus Grange held its
usual meeting Wednesday evening
June %, 1871. A special program
had been arranged, consisting Of
patriotic songs. poems and speeches,
We understand that the men are 10
take charge Of the next meeting
which includes program and refresh
menls besides the usual floor work
The wumen are looking forward To-
having some fine things 10 eat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

We are reading considerable VI
late IN our own state papers as we'll
as comments from outside Of The
wave Of crime ia Vermont.
Those OF us who have passed the
sixty year mark may know. 81 think
We know that the conditions Of so
ciety now are what might be cx-
pected. for We have watched The ten
deneles OF society 20 ignore laws
Of minor Importance. 20 !, naturally
follows that those laws dealing With
criminal matters would be looked
upon by persons of Lax moral Ideas
as really oG little consequence Il dis
regarded. Some of the writer's pre-
fsrrad 10 ask. What Il 70 b. done
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

tables. After refreshments were
served the company spent pleas
ant hour singing aud visiting Every
one went home thinking Il was one
Of the most successful meetings of
the Club
Tho following registered at
the Inn the past week Mrs How
ard Miller, Denver, Col. X. Edison
starks. Ralph starks. Howard starks
Troy. N. ": Miss Elizabeth Miller
New York. Mrs. NJ. o. Quinn, Rut
land: MIR. aud Mrs. X II. Meintire,
Rutland; Mr.. and Mrs, J y. Quinn.
Boston: Mr. and Mrs, X. Demary
r. llaggerty. Y A. Fiyes, Jr., A +
Elves. Albany. NJ. j. Hawley and
wife. san Francisco. Cal. A, n, Ed
son and wife. Rutland. Mr. aud Mrs.
". n Sch .roder. Troy. W. II. orton.
Waterford; John J. McNamare, X
q. Foote. Troy. ], r. Whitsit. New
York; John G.. Sargent, Mrs Sar-
gent, Ludlow. Miss Brooks, Miss
Picade. Montpelier: T. c. Warner,
MIR. aud Mrs. u. S. Booth, Miss
Janet Booth, Ludlow.
Fire broke out IN the frame
dwelling owned and occupied since
last April by Frank Norton Ia this
town about two o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon. entirely destroying the
building together with its contents
not even the clothing being saved,
The cause was defective chimney.
Mr.. Norton, who ia carpenter, was
away from home at the time and
when the fire was discovered il was
beyond control Mr. Norton had In
surance on his household goods 10
the extent of $500 and on his tools
for $500. The generous citizens OF
this village responded quickly and
substantially and paper was cir
culated which was the means ofrais-
Ing 5000 with which TO replace the
tools and such necessary furnish
lngs as they viii require. A gen
erous amount Of clothing and mater
ial was donated,a large number
of the residents have agreed to con-
tribute their seryiese when Mr.. Nor
ton commences to rebuild.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
OBITUARY.

John stone. who died az his home
ln Dorset on June z5ih, was born
in Yorkshire. England. February 81.
1885. He vas married 20 MARY
Gammoa of Swansea. Wales. Sept,
lsiss7 Mr.. and Mrs, Stone came
10 America Ia 1879, and ten years
lAter bought the sheldon farm Oh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Editor of the Journal

|
| Dear Sir.
Enclosed clipping from the New
York Times of June 30th is well
worth reprinting, and unfortunately
there is too much truth In 1t.
II person will take the trouble
to look up little of what THE
Baba" says 1t will be found that the
present day religion Is almost en-
tlrely founded on some ISM the fer
tile imagination Of some man or wo-
man who IL not satisfied with what
has already been invented, and want
| to get before the World with cult
or religion which will make them
| famous
Unfortunately the true teachings
Of the Bible have been lost sight
| of In the race for the success OF
the Sect as represented by this or
that ISM. The different religious
societies of today are just as much
Trust" MS STANDARD OIL" To
bacco". and the numerous others.
Examine their reports, and see what
very large amount Is spent to In
crease their holdings and power, and
how small proportion Is actually
used TO benefit the human race. The
different religious corporations are
legion, and their holdings are enor-
nous. Money making concerns woiA
| Ing IN the name OF the Lord for
private gain and self glorfieatlon IN
the meantime the Bible as II should
be read and studied Is made a sec
ondary consideration for the sake
OF THE Church"
The Bible Is the book 10 study,
and follow and not the ISMS, May
the people generally come TO that
conclusion, and as result the
world will be better, and the people
more inclined to Help one another.
Yours very truly,
THINKER.
"A gray flannel shirt with French
cuffs, gray flannel trousers properly
creased and turned up at the bottofi
suspicion OF violet socks. all COW
cred by long gay colored robe. was
the rather startling attire OF Baba
Bharati, Hindu philosopher and
teacher OF religion, who departed
from these shores yesterday on the
French liner Provence. Baba IN
more than six feet tall. and his
head Is covered with iron gray hair
that hangs below where his collar
ought 10 have been. His costume
il topped by a ysri-colored turban
The teacher has been visiting Cal
ifornIa, and Il was on the journey
from the Pacific 20 the Atlantic that
he gathered bis impressions Of tho
country Impressions he was only
too willing TO voice as he stood on
the deck OF the Provence.
Bahia does not like our country.
for after all, We are barbarians and
people with the coDeeit that We
can teach religion 10 the people OF
the people who had the true
religion when ~ world waa young
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
THE WEEK IN PROBATE COURT.

Estate Of Willis 5. Bentley. sahu
gate. W G. Pack, Admr.. files an
account of payment of legaeies.
Estate OF Susan A. Bentley. sand
gate. w. G. Peck, Admr-, files an
account Of distribution Of estate.
Estate Of Eliza Baldwin. sandgate-
NJ. G. Peck. Admr, proposes 10 rem
der his final account. Hearing July
II.
In re Anna =. f,orman, Brooklyn.
Geo. smith. Guardian. renders his
final account.
Estate Of Aurora NJ Taylor, ku-
held In trust.
Estate of Elias u. Thompson
Manchester. wnl filed for probate.
Hearing July zTth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
souTH DoRsEr.
Hot. yes. the hottest

Hot, yes. the hottest
And still June Court drags ON.
Francis Tully Of Albany, ~ Y
was home the 4th.
John Burns OF Niagara Falls. N
s., was home this week.
Hulda Bowen OF Bennington
was home this week.
Margaret Mcbride is home foi
a long rest from Bennington.
-Bowen's Roofing is stopping al
kinds OF leaks. Try H.
Thomas Mccormick wife aud
children put in the 4th at his fsth'
er's.
1t was 1872 degrees IN the quar-
ny Monday. July 3rd. and when the
boys quit In the afternoon Il was
the hottest ever experienced. Ther-
mometors stood at los IN the shade
at some places.
The autos make almost con
tlnuous train through this valley an'
they all report the best roads in Yer
mont. Through here most OF them
run very well aud no accidents hap
pen and the average horses are be-
coming used to them.
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A healthy man is a king Ia his
own right, an unhealthy man Ia an
unhappy slave. Burdock Blood Bit
ters builds up sound health Keeps
you we'll.
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Extremely hot at present writ
ing
Mrs. Ira Wait has not been IN
good health OF late.
"A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
ELI Cody Sunday, June 25,
Most of the farmers have be
gun haying. Help scarce. Hay crop
is pretty good.
-Cleora +. Lakin of Wateryillei
Me-, spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. John Russell.
Mrs. o. A. Wilkinson OF liol.
yoke, Mass. is boarding al J. u,
Batchelder's for time.
The Bromley House Is doing
good business. All the available
rooms and cottages are taken.
"A Sunday School under the aus
pices Of the G. r. has been organ
fzed In the north part of the town
O'Clock Sunday afternoons.
The schools In town closed last
week. The village school closed
with a picnic Friday, and Miss Be
bee rturned to her home on Satur-
day.
Miss Mildred Batehelder spent
Sunday IN town returning to Man
chester with Mrs. Batchelder and
Mrs. Swift, who have spent the past
week at their home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Chapman of Mont
clair, N. j., have arrived with their
family and are occupying @. l.. Rlch
ardson's house in the village the
same an last year. Glad to see
them back again,
The annual Conference of the
Congregational churches OF Benning'
ton County was held here June
I27. A good number of pastors and
delegates were present and Interest
ing sessions were held in the after
noon and evening
Ed. Chaplin had the misfortune
to fall upon the blade OF hoe
about two weeks ago cutting his
nose very severely. DR. Millington
closed the wound with several slit
cbes aud Mr.. Chapin has nearly re-
covered. This seems more remark
able on account OF his age.
NORTH DORSET.
Miss Aileen Bradford returned
Saturday from Boston where she
has been attending school.
DIR. l.. r. Callahan aud r. o. Ed
dy OF Manchester Center were N
town last Saturday.
Mrs. Barney Cooney II visiting
her daughter. Mrs. William Corey Il
Rochester. n. Y.
Mrs. Napoleon Riyet OF Man
chester Center visited thefirst of
the week at Nelson Brison's.
C. =. Griffith spent The Fourth
attending TO 72 per cent hatch OF
chickens from HIS "Old Trufty
DIR. w. II Grinnell Of Dandy
removed some troublesome adenoids
for Miss Regina Merrow last sat-
urday.
The lawn lighted by japanese
lanterns and a display Of fireworks
at Mrs. o. r. Peetty's Tuesday ey-
ening was~Fourth for the children
OF the village and much enjoyed BY
them.
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Manchester Depot. VI. June "a.