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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
LINDUSTRIA SIDERURGICA

Considerevoli progressi ha anche
compute l'industria siderurgica, che
attualmente esercitata in Italia da
AZ societa col capitale di 227 milioni
di lire, oltre 20 milioni di lire di
riserve.
Mel 1909 producemmo volte pin
ghisa di quanta ne producemmo mel
1861 (207 mila tonnellate mel 1909
contro 29 mila tonnellate mel 1860.
Nels191O due soil stabilimenti (Por-
toferraio e BagnolD produssero CHI
sa per 252 mila tonnellate.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
ULTIME DAL MESSICO
La spaVen'evo|e eruzlone del
vu|cano COIima : NuoVe scos-
Sc di terremOto.

NESSICO, 9. - Ieri sera allie 3
pom. un'altra vlolentissima scossa
di terremoto 81 verificata nella
regione al sud-ovest del Messlco.
La scossa 81 sentlta anche In
ruesta citta ed . durata cinque
minuti. Sono completamente inter-
notte le comunlcazioni con Acapul-
co 81 afferma che quella citta sla
interamente distrutta.
L'eruzlone del vulcano Collma .
spaventevole. La lava SCORE tor
remit da lutte lie parti ed ha d.
strutto, quanto 81 riferisce pin di
40 fra cittA villaggi. Attire 20
citta sono parzialmente danneggia-
te. II numero delle vlttlme ST ia
fino ad ora ascendere 1897.
lie rovine di Colima di Torilla
sono in famine.
II vulcano Colima che, dale notl-
zie giunte E state II centro di feno-
meni sismlci veriflcatisi mel Messi-
co q uno fra pin irrequieti fra
vulcani esistenti nella reglone mes
sicana. 70 situate nela parte meri-
dionale dello State di Gallsco cd Q
alto pledi 12,27S.
la storia ne ricorda diverse vlo-
lenti eruzioni fino dal 100 secolo
Dal 1869 In poi, salyo alcuni bre-
vi period di calma q sempre state
In attivta.
Mel 1906 una eruzione fu accom-
pagnata da un fortissimo terremoto
che produsse grandl damn. Mel 1902
e mel 1909 vi furono attire eruzlonl
che, sebbene assal spettacoose, non
recarono damn Important.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
LEIIERE DA ROMA ALL I"1TAI-IA"'
-Inqudnfdnn di attivita' operoSa : II merayioIio
50 SVIupp0 eC0n0mCO deIPItdIid COmmerCL
induStrie, pubb|iCa finanza.
efeTe partcoIar a|pTALIA del nostro correspondents
ROMA, 22 maggie.


S. +. Nitti, il giovane valente Mi
nistro dellAgricoltura, il quale, pei
suo passato d.. feroce critico di
quel Dicastero di quanto wi 81 per-
petrava, ia sperare che popera sua di
Ministro consistera in una andace.
generate riforma, parlando paltro
gl0ino a Torino per inaugurare la
gIandiosa esposizione dele industrie
del layoro, fece un rapido sinte-
lico accenno allo sviIuppo ;.gnifico
preso in quest'ultimo cinqt S-xzennio
dell Italia mel campo indts~aIloe, e
commerciale.
Ma quell 'accenno, contenuto nei
rstretti limit di un discorso ufficia-
le. non puo bastare a dare un'idea
generate complessa del portentoso
progresso percorso in mezzo secolo
d3ll attiyita italiana: onde che mi
sono voluto procurare notizie parti-
colreggiate, che credo interessante
uasmettervi.
l. lspettorato Generate dellIndu-
Slria del Commercio sta complain
90 in questi giorni. per ordine di S.
T. Nitti una statistica completa in
moposto. Ho potuto, per gentle
coucessione allITALIA, avere sot-
tocchio il voluminoso documento j.
nedlto, ed eccone un riassunto fede-
lie ed interessante.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
| CATTOlICI { IL PAPA

ROMA, o - II Presidente della
Societa degli Interest," catfolici ha d.
rctta al Papa una lettera, neIla quaIe
10 scongiurava pregare fddio per-
che faccia ccssare le lotte nellie quail
q coinvoito la Chiesa. II Papa ha RI
sposto In data giugno, fiesta deiio
Statute ringraziandolo sentitamente
della Iettera giuntagli In I'm giorno
tnnto doIoroso per me III lutto per
Ia Santa Scde (?). Mi unisco a vol mel
pregare II Signore affinche abbrevi !
giorni III tribolnzione e conyerta tut
a coIoro che combattono Ia Chiesa
Cattolica".
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
: omano signOr Pic Vanzi)
,MOVIMENTO COMMERCIALS

Diamo ora uno sguardo al COM
plesso del nostro movimento COM
merciale. Ira IL 1861 il 1910 IL no.
stro scambio con lestero, dal punto
ldi vista del valore, E "quadruplica-
to-. nostri traffici sono oramai an
nodati con tutti i mereati del monde.
La media annuale delle importazio-
mi, che mel periodic 1S62-70 era di
miliardi 90, salita miliardi "a
mel periodo 19O1-910; quella della
Iesportazione, di miliardi 0.6 a mi
liardi IT, rispettivamente pei due
period suddetti.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
F0HLE MOTRICI

ludice notevole dello syiluppo IN
dusrriale del paese e IL crescente con-
sumo del carbon fossile. Venticinque
ami fla importavamo soltanto POGO
plu di milioni di tonnellate: oggi
ne importiamo circa sedici milioni di
tonnellate. La potenza dele caldaie
a Napore soggette ALA vigilanza del
Mlnistero di .Agricoftura, Industria e
Oommercio, E passata, da $4,000
mel 1894, S57, 900 mel 1909, in soil
cinque ami.
Anche pin interessante conside-
rare in quale modo rItalia sappia
sIruttare lie mirabili energie naturali
ueile sue acque. Mel 1909 lie sole con-
eessioni demaniali per forza motrice,
aScendevano ad oltre 600 mila caval-
II eiiettiyi di potenza, contro AGO mi
la nell'anno 1903.
Lenergia impiegata a corrente e.
leJ,rica, da so mila cavalli mel 1896,
e passata a 100 mila mel 1899 a
cfca 500 mila ALA fine del 1908 in
gueslo momento certo vicina al mi
Hone di cavalli.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
Move casse postal dI
risparmlO

Ct IA "a Washington che sono sta
Il dalla Direzione Generate dele Po-
r. ofizzati altri so uffici postal
funzionare come Casse di risparmio
orlando, cost, $50 II numero dele
casse postal di risparmio.
Pa nuovi uffici che comlnceran-
ma a funzionare col giorno 5 luglio
prossimo ngurano quelli di Lodi, Gill
roy San Pedro tCal), Colville,
Pullman. Puyallup Snohomish
Wash.) Newberg (Ore.).
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
Il NUOV0 MINISTERO BELGA

BRUXELIlES, 8. - II Ministro
dele Ferrovie, Poste Telegrafi De
Broqueyllle ha acetate iincarico
di formare un nuoyo Minlstero In
seguito ale dlmissloni presentate
ieri dal Gabinetto.
Queste dlmlssionl furono causate
dall'opposizlone incontrata In Par
amento da un progetto ministerial
Ie sull'ord!namento scolastico.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
LIv0RMO 81 PREPARA A FESTEG-
CLARE MASCACNI

ROMA, o. la cittadinanza III LII
vorno n prepare "a fare un'accoglien-
IA trionfale "a Pietro Mascagni al suo
ritorno dnll'Argentina.
Snra presentata al maestro una tar
ga artistica. nella quale sara glori-
ficato II trionfo ottenuto "a Buenos
Ayres dalla sua "Isabeau".
IL "Isabeau" sara rappresentata
per la prima volta In Italia Livor-
no.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11

bito con II seguente telegramma da
El Paso, Tex.
Comitato ufflciale Itaiiano.
New York
Ringrazio Comitato Colonia genti-
ie pensiero. Ia Mexico City telegra-
fero arriyo New York.
Garibaldi.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
lie GESTA DI UN BRUTO

tNnstro di-paccio particularly
ROMA, ID - ~ ha dn CasaIe che
un tale Enrico Broglio, gioyane VEN
tenne. dopo ayere usata siolenxa ad
una bambina III otto ami, certa Brn-
niIde Layazxa, Fha strangolata.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
La REGINA { LE C0LONIE
MARINE

fNostro dispaecio psrticoisrep
ROMA, ID - La Regina ha desti-
nata una villa a Santa MarineIla per
inviaryi bambini dele colonie ma
rlne dell'Asilo Jolanda.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
PUBBLICA FINANZA

Per concludere, ed avere IL quadro
complete del passi da gigantic com
piuti in cinquant ami dall'Italia, e
utile dare uno sguardo allandamen-
to del bilancio dello State, che, ma
turalmente, intimamente avvinto al
reconomia del paese.
Dal 1861 allesercizio 1909-10 lie
entrate dello State sono salite, la
75s milioni, due miliardi 1872 mi
lioni; lie spese, da 797 milioni 2
miliardi 80 milioni.
Mel 1861 la finanza italiana era in
disavanzo di 80 milioni, disayanzo
che negli ami SUCCESSIVE aumento an
che. purtroppo: ebbene, mel 1909-lO
abbiamo un- avanzo di 16 milioni. IL
debito .pubblico, che mel 1861 era di
miliardi due e 439 milioni, in capi-
tale. e 115 milioni in Interest,", ascen
deva mel 1910 rispettivamente a mi
liardi 13 4S3 milioni in capitale e
493 miiioni in Interest,".
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11

Oggi. nell'anno in cui 81 comme-
mora il cinquantenario della conqui-
stata unita, queste cifre acquistano
una singolare eloquenza: giacche ci
dimostrano come la nostra gente, af-
francata del giogo ed affratellata in
un -popolo solo, abba intensificato la
propria attiva energia, per fare della
nostra terra una malone sempre pi1
forte e prosperosa.
Pho tanzi.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11
fRODUZIONI MNERARIE

Ia produzione dele nostre mimic
le era yalutata, mel 1864, POGO pin
uI "0 milioni di lire, mentre mel 1903
81 lleeYa ascendere ad oltre rs Milo
u'- la principale dele nostre indu-
s"'Ie estrattive sempre state 10 zol-
10 ~. che mel 1860 ci dava 10 milioni di
uIe ed ora e salito 32 milioni. Ven
soho' in ordine decrescente di impor-
l'ula 10 zinco, che mel 1860 dava 2
nI.uohi di lire, mel 1909 dette 2
s.'oni; il ferro, che mel 1850 pro-
uo,'e un milione mel 1909 circa I
nI.0ohi; il piombo, che mel 1860 da-
", a milioni, mel 1909 dette 5 mi
"'ai 700 mila lire.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-06-11

A.lro indice significante del pro-
So industriale e dato dalla pro-
-1'ohe dell'acido solforico, che da
49,, miIa quintali mel 1864, salito,
o.. l909, ben milioni 500 mila
d.,' d rilevato altres1 lincremento
" nostra produzione di perfosfati
y, Lclmi chimici, che ci da un indi-
T. "eho di quanto abba progredito
=. 'osIra agriculture. Tale produzio-
J.. me ene mel 1898 era di circa 700 mi
Il, entail, per un valere di s milioni
W. A.re, e arrivata, mel 1909, move
H. 800 mila quintali, pei valo-
'l % milioni di lire.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07
REAL ESTATE MIMEOGRAPH
PuRLiaH wD WEEKLY nv wa RICHARDr.
OHkGOs, MO.
orFiCFJPsTAiRs SIN rHE mooRhBLoCk.
AkFaCter and NeqotiatCr Of Loans.

Transfers for week ending March
-, 1911:
Jno Ncwbcrry to A p Brown.
Blk ~, Mound City.......$ 100
W Rostock to j NJ Campbell
and wife, ~ 10, 10, 80 ...... $3.50
: A Weaver to Mode Morris,
" sw d. s3. 10. ......... 1000
W + Vance and wife to j 4
IlagcrnIan. l. IL and III, Blk
20. Mound city Extension g.. -
q L Skccls and wife to II a
Duncan. sw ne 30, ~, IS. 1000
Il Wurley To G i Nessar, NV NV
-. ~. ~ ..................... 2,WW
& T. Owens to Emma Andes. l.
= and 3, sub y ! 60, l3, \ .... 10000
Emma Andes To Chas EDwens,
u sw, ~ sw 10, III. ~. ...... 10000
: T. Sare ct al TO a J Bum. ne
~. ~. - Observation-Disclosures. 1900
WILLS.
Rcbccca Overly
John j Adams
QtiT.CLtiM DEEDS.
Amanda ellis to Charlie Skeels.
Ia Subd NV ~. ~, Js...... |
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07
Notice OF Election.
STATE OF NISSpt'EIJ

County Of Holt,
To Land Owners IN Big Tarkio
Drainage District, Holt County. Mis-
souri,.
To all owners of land within the
boundary limits of Big 1'arkio Drain
age District. Holt County, Missouri:
You and each OF you are hereby mott.
He'd that there will he u meeting Of
the land owners owning lands within
said Drainage District held AT the
North Center school House IN School
District ~. - IN Township W of
Range ~. located on the southeast Of
the south half Of the southwest quar-.
ter OF Sect ion twenty.threc t2O IN
Township siN,y.two t62) Of Range
forty 40 and located two C2) miles
souil and one.half mile west OF the
town of Craig. Missouri. at = o'clock
y. M, on
SATURDAY. APRIL IL, 1911.
for the purpose Of electinp Super.
visor for the term Of live years 10
succeed Lot Brown, whose tern. cx.
pircs and for elect Ing "A Supervisor for
the uncXpircd term Of five years.
caused 10y the rcsignai ion Of Frank o..
Cunningham.
By order Of the Board Of Supervis.
ors.
JNO. T.. SLATER,
President of Rig Tarkio Drainage
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07

The Forest City Park committee
has named April ! and =, Friday and
Saturday Of this week, for the pur.
pose of planting their city park to
suitable trees, which In due time will
give them the shade and ornamental.
ton. The grounds come to them
through the generosity of their much
beloved fellow-citizen, Uncle George
Weber, and II Is to be hoped that ev
erybody will respond to the request Of
the Park committee, which Is COM
posed Of Messrs. Geo. L. Penny, A. ]
Wood and L =. Watson.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07
THE OREGON INTERURBAN
TINE TABLE.

Note-A-Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car
load shipments will leave Oregon al
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the 9:20 a. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07

N ICEBERG in the
: midst of the Sahara
desert would be no
greater phenomenon than
a single cotton thread in
our assortment of kirsch-
baum Clothes.
We could sell clothes that
cost us less. But we couldn't
build a good reputation that
way. We must sell you clothes
that will wear. hold their shape,
always look we'll. They must
be made right. from absolutely
all.wool fabrics.
kirschbaum Clothes have 50 years OF
highest tailoring. reputation behind Them,
We're safe In selling them and you're
safe In buying them.
Yet the prices. SIS to $50. are re.
markedly low considering the quality.
We have such q variety of models.
fabrics and colors In two. and three
piece suits. raincoats and topcoats that
you can't fail to find yours here.
The Kirschbanm Fancy Worsteds Suits
at $2l have all the points of superiority
that make the Kirschbaum Clothes the
hest aud finest made
Always look for the Kirschbaum label.
1t guarantees satisfaction.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-07

Moving Pictures every Friday
and Saturday nights, at the Gem
Theatre, Oregon, Mo. Admission lOc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
I'AWLE,T.

Miss Anna May Hills Is suffer
ing from severe nervous trouble.
Mrs. Ralph Lewis, after SER
ious illness. is able to be out.
-Workmen have commenced work
on the foundation of the new school
building.
The members Of the Pawlet
Band, twenty-three In number, have
new uniforms.
Herbert Allen has purchased a
new farm team to replace the one
recently killed by lightning.
Seldom, the IL year old son of
William Brown, recently received a
severe wound on one of his hands
while handling toy pistol.
Percy Wait and Miss Rachel
Alexander were married Wednesday
at the Methodist parsonage by Rev
David Hughes. John Scott and Miss
Mabel Baker were also married re-
Gently.
Mrs. Louise Wilcox died Sunday
night at the home of Annette Lille,
with whom she had lived three
years. She recently suffered two
strokes of paralysis. She was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
WEST ARLINGTON.

Miss Emma Benedict has beer
spending few days at C. II. Bucks
- G. Poor aud wife were IN
cambridge. ~ ". Monday.
Eugene Bryan Of Troy, n. y.
gas in town this week.
Mrs. King of New York city /,
visiting her son. Howard King.
Mrs. T. Decker Is entertaining
her sister from North Bennington
Mrs. A. G. Morehouse was IN
bennington last week
Misses Estella and Elsie Ilar.
.ington spent Thursday and Friday
If last week in Rutland.
Miss Grace Rnck OF South
3hattsbury Is spending a few days
Rith her grandmother, Mrs. Young,
Rev +. MeCabe was able TO
occupy the pulpit Sunday. having
covered from his recent Illness.
"a party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mira Mckoit and Gon Of Salem. N.
y, aud Mrs seyden and son Of
Troy n, T., is in town for a short
time.
Mira Mabel steere and daugh-
Ter Of Providence. II, l., and Miss
Evelyn sherman of fiarrisvllle. r
+. who have been visiting Mrs. Geo
Curtis, have returned to their re-
spectlye homes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
A w~sl ca D~p.sitnT~ IN Savings
iiaaks.

There are many matters connect
81 vita human affairs that are bc
yond human knowledge
We sno~ they exist, bat sbs
omaipolence only understands.
But when II comes 80 cold blood
ID. every day business affairs tx,
banking. We fluid that glsen uondl
lions certainly produce thoir lorieal
results.
Here Is a concrete illustration
On the first day OF Juiy. 1897 .ths
Hyde Park savings Bank had dcpos
ita aggresating ssa4.t5S34 Fonl
years later. 10 wit. on the first
day Of July. 1911, those deposits
had increased to s2,o1s.soG.77: 49,
per cent. or si.i74.i4s.4s gain ia
four years.
The first utteraaoe given 10 a
statunoni of this kind is N cannot
be- true
The second is, The growth d
phenomenal"
And then we say 1t II simply
wonderful how can II beg"
Figures do not lio aud the cold
facts IN the matter are that IN the
little village OF Hyde Park with It's
population OF only 423, there is a
Savings Bank which the people OF
Vermont hold in such high esteem
that for four years the deposits
therein have exceeded the with
drawals by between $500 aud $1,000
for every working day In the four
years. To be exact about il. 1895
per working day.
What Is the explanation?
Simply that the people OF Yer
mont have watched the growth of
the Lamoille County Savings Bank
and Trust Company with unusual
interest because of its management
and its methods of inyestmnts.
They have not failed to observe
that IN It's entire existence of more
than twenty-five years, the funds
OF the bank have been invested with
such excellent judgment and with
such painstaking care that the bank
has record, probably unparalleled,
Of never having lost a dollar by a
poor note.
The man or boy having money TO
deposit has simply said to himself,
the very safest, the very strongest,
and the most conservative Savings
Bank management is none too good
for me, and If the four per cent. in
terest paid by the Hyde Park bank
Is the highest rate of interest paid
by any Vermont bank. and if II Is
perfectly safe TO send money by
mail--and the records show that not
a dollar OF deposits sent by mail to
this bank was ever lost-why
| place my funds for in
vestment and safe keeping IN the
Hyde Park bank"
The question is natural one and
the answer follows as naturally az
the night follows the day.
Really. there is nothing myster-
ous about this abnormal and phen-
imenal growth. IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
BONNEVILLE.
(Too late for last week. J

/ tToo late Tor last week
"A few of the farmers hay,
finished their haying.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chisholm Is visiting
In Worcester, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Taylor OF
Manchester Depot We're at Geo. z
Burbee's Sunday.
- Mrs, b. S. Gallup of St Johns
bury Is visiting her mother, Mrs A
a. Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Smith have
gone TO Athens to visit their son
0ren. who is i'll.
Miss Addie Burbank has gone
to Bennington TO help care for her
grandmother who is quite feeble
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Styles took
an auto ride to Houghtonville Sun
day, going with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson went
to East Jamaica Monday to attend
the funeral Of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Henry Richardson.
The weather TO- the past two
yookg has been extremely hot.
Thermometers registered from 50
- ga In the shade. Monnay the
lntch needed rain cane which great
Is improved the looks q; the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs :. NJ. Kendall
have returned from New York city.
to their summer home here They
We're accompanied b. their aon Del
bert and grandson Waldorf
Mrs. Julia Robinson OF Ashburn
ham. Mass. who has been Staying
w,;- her sister. Mr., 4. &. sla ~. for
the last two months, has gone 10
Wfst Townshend TO yisl. relatives
Among recent visiors III town
were Hrs. Herbert Ewrli 4na dough
Ter OF bennington at Mrs. flnra Bur
banks, Mrs. w. J. Cudworth OF Ash
burnham. Mass, at A. A, Benson's
Frank Burbank and daughter Hazel
aud ~. Stewart Of Chester at Mrs
Nellie Bnrbanks: Mrs. Maude Robin
son OF Amherst. Mass. at cephas
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheel
cf Of Leicester, Mass. at Ralph /
wheelef's; Mrs. Albert Wagner and /
non % New York city and Miss Mat
tie Kendall Of wardsboro at ). ~
Benson's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
IhlrtA.IInnffh AnnnaI I,icnlr


We wish Ia thank the many
friends Who So kindly assisted AS
during the long illness and death OF
our dear mother For the words of
comfort aud cheer spoken and the
many deeds Of christianity
Jay Thompson.
Lillian Thompson.
Ernest Thompson,
Halle Thompson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27

How 10 Keep Flies From Horse.
For good WAY 10 keep flies from
horse ihe following methods are rec
commended
l. Take the horse into the yard aud,
having prov died pailfil Of water, =
sponge aud q piece 81 carbolic or whale
Oh soap. first wash the legs Of the
horse aud then the whole body. leaving
some soapsuds TO dry upon the skin
.. Moisicn the hair. especially OF the
tail aud nosttils, with strong decoc.
tion ~ hazelnut leaves. BY means OF
this detection the eggs which the iies
lay on the skin OF the horse are also
destroyed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27

The Rutland u r. will run a pop
siar excursion through Lake Cham
plain via the new route. Fort Tloon-
dcroga. magnificent steamer Yer
mont" and Burlington, Sunday. July
seth. 1911. from all stations bstxee
Bennington and Leicester Junction
Fare $50 for the round trip. chill
frsa soc. Special train viii leave
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
Estate Of John Stone
Order o. Notice win.

sTATk or VERMONT District Of asn
chester -.
me HoRorqtis FyoLais co,a mr. III,
Uisirid ~ Hmelesty:
To all persons interested III The estate ~
John stone hate ~ Dorset ~ said District
Deceased. GEFFTTN0f
~ n Probate Court, holden NJ Maiiehestaf
within and Tor said District o. the nh ahS
~ July. 1911, m instrument Durp9rliHR ~
b. the inst viii nnd Testament ~ John
stone late ~ Dorset ~ said District,
decreased, sas presented 10 tie Court aiors.
sHid for PnoiMte
And II Il ordered W said Court ibat the
5fd das ~ August, 1911. Ut The Prostate Dries
IN said Manchester. ~ Resigned foY DFofihs
said Instrument. and Tint noties thereof b.
given 10 all persons eDnteKasa ~ publish
iHg this order three Nerks stesHssisFty IA
the Manchester journal news paDef ctr
eulatins IA that fifinfty, iN saia fhahiei
previous 10 the time appointed
TnFsEFoHF. you are barrby n0tllrd 10
ppsaf before sslp Court, al TIE thus AMI
Llaes aforesaid. ana contest ihs probate ~
$40 viii u yOg haze cause
ltfasn under Ing hand al Manchester ~
said District. this sth DAY u Juig. isn.
IL EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-27
ARLINGTON.

~. ! Beyis OF schenectady, n
r., spent sunday at 2 Hard's.
II. Polhemus of New York i
stopping al Mrs. Ida Brownson's.
Eli Lathrop OF Schenectady. ~
Y. IL At home here.
MIR. and Mrs. G. sagor spent
saturday In Albany
Mrs. S. H. Watkins Of 81. Al
bans is stopping at Mrs. Ida Brown
sons for a few weeks.
Charles Leake and wife aud
ron OF New York are at X. b.
Leake's.
&C. d. Gilchrist of Hartford City.
Indiana, is at his home here or
his vacation
Mr. aud Mrs. Sumner Whitney
returned to New York Sunday after
spending two weeks In town.
Mrs. J. Doolan and two child
rem OF Saratoga, n. Y. are visiting
her fatheL
" J, Tonklin of Bennington ha
taken position with the Arlington
Refrigerator Co.
Miss Aileen somers returned
sunday from weeks trip through
The Misses Lillian and Halle
Thompson of Manchester called or
friends In town Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Il. T. Cullinan
and ron spent Sunday In No. Adams
Mass
Mr. and Mrs Horace Goewes
and Mr. and Mrs. @. NJ. Vaughn are
IN Green Mountain for two weeks
aiming.