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MONEY TO RECLAIM
ANACOSTIA FLATS
Steps Being Taken to Insure
Benefits to Government.

An item of 10000 toward the reclama-
ton and development Of the Anacostia
River and flats. and from the Anacostia
Bridge to the District line, is included in
the District appropriation bill now be-
fore Congress. That the benefits Of the
proposed improvements inure to the
United States rather than to private
owners. it is necessary to determine the
question Of title.
At the suggestion Of the Attorney Gen.
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Need. Money to Raise Maine.

Rerssssntstivs Dsuhg. 4 Dsesuit. vfn b ap-
IN the treaay hstussn ~ Unoh osaAn - On
ada fsr the sstt,e.t = GlleQ = eufisa
vitA ~ Jiak - = - ~ - r ~
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Names Sent to Senate.

President Taft sent to the Senate yes
terday the following nominations:
. To bereceiver Of public moneys at Coeur dAlene.
ldaho-William Ashle, IT,. Of Idaho.
To be second lieutenant Of ensinserz. Revenne-
cutter Service-Third Lieut.. Herman Rxiefiey Hall.
To be United States attoFneys-Edvin Porch Nor
row. OF Kentucky. Eastern district of Kentucky
Alfred Z. Hoaton. Of North Carolina, Western dis
trict d North Carolina; Edward Ens1ud. Of North
Dakota, district of North Dakota
, To be United States marshalHJ. Duncan Adama
a South Carolina district Of South Carolina.
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YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.
"Wednesday. January Is, slL)

The Lorimer case held the attention Of the
Senate. Senator Burrows. Of Michigan, chair
man Of the Committee Privileges and Eco
tons. defended Mr.. Lorimer's night to his sat,
and Senator Borah, q Idaho, ATTACKED the Sen
ators title to his sat. and demanded that his
seat be declared vacant
Senator Bcveridse would mah bsibaJ h
Federal elections a felony.
Senator Cmmins announced that he would
call up his resolution amending the rules for
further consideration On Januaty a. The reO-
luton provides for rrvision Of the tsrif sched-
ue by schedule.
Senator Stone introduced an amendment 70
the Galfipser ocean mail subsidy bill. admitting
free Of duty materials for shipbsildinS.
The Senate adjourned At An p. m. to meet
at noon Thursday.
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is the men m whose hands the powers
delegated by this bill are put all belong
to one school of medicine, and under the
provisions OF the measure this particular
school of physicians would be empow-
cred to disseminate it's views as to the
causes Of disease and as to the remidies
which should be adopted by the citizen
ship of this country to the exclusion OF
all other opinions and remedies of the
many other schools of medicine in this
country
Hearing Continues To-day.
The members of the committee took a
great deal of interest in the statement
made by Mr.. Gordon and piled him with
questions as to various points which he
brought up. He was kept so long answer
ing their various inquiries that it was
impossible to finish the hearing yesterday,
and it will be continued again to-day at
10 o'clock.
Col. Frederick A. Bangs and State Sena-
tor L. E. Slack, of Indiana, are to make
further representations on behalf Of the
league.
Other interests also have requested that
they be heard in opposition to the bill.
so that a long hard fight Is expected
Needs Money to Raise Maine.
Secretary Of War Dickinson has written
to the chairmen Of the Senate and House
Committees on Appropriations calling at
tention to the fact that the appropriation
of $4,000. under which the work Of
raising the wreck Of the battle ship
Maine from Havana harbor Is being car
ried on. will be exhausted within the next
six weeks. Mr.. Dickinson suggested that
the War Department be authorised to COM
tinue the work under an indennite appro-
priation AUTHORISED several years ago. and
he submitted the draft Of . bin to carry
this suggestion Into operation.
pointed nsnb1 of IL cuul0 q II oDa1ed
IN the treasy hstussn the unoA oeaAn - On
ads fsr tie Bstt1Dt = Gllq1p - M1fteo
~ tvo Gfrfr1 g 8 & va = es-15
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wo-ld Relieve supreme Ce.r,

In line with the recommendation oi
President Taft. in his last annual mes
sage to Congress. looking to the RELIEF
Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States from its present excessive labors
Senator Clarence d. Clark. chairman OF
the Senate judiciary Committee. yesterday
introduced q bill providing that hereafteE
writs Of error and appeals IN criminal
Circuit Court Of Appealss instead Of By
the Surfeme Court II b prok1dod, how
ever. that the Supreme Court may revisw
such Eases BY allowing Z writ Of cefti-
eeasYo upon ascerti0catten - QdoUttoaa
- Nv 5fem IL Winl eeuG IS
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CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Commissioner Judson has adorning the
mantlepiece Of his office in the District
Building fine oil painting Of a Kentucky
thoroughbred. Commissioner Judson &C.
quired the masterpiece as follows:
He and Representative Ben johnson
were discussing horses.
MY boys grandfather" said Maj. Jud-
son, whose name was Z. S. Warfield.
owned the finest horse that kentucky
ever saw"
That's a very broad statement" said
Representative johnson. Now I think
I have the painting Of the finest horse
Kentucky ever saw. II you can make
good. then I'll give you the picture"
''The name Of the horse was Lexing-
ton" said Commissioner Judson.
You win.' said Representative John
son. that's the name Of the horse In my
picture"
Representative-electK Kent, Of California,
remarked that somebody came near get
ting his goat on the train the other day.
Across the Pullman sat a man who
smiled genially at the Representative
elect. BY and by he spoke
Say, do you know you look like Wood
row Wilson, he finally said.
Mr. Kent replied with a degree Of cor
diality that some of his friends had COM
mented on the likeness.
Hes not what you call handsome
man." came across the aisle.
mo: well, I have never boasted about
my own looks" returned the Californian.
mo: he is ugly. but he looks intelli-
gent" said the other man.
"Yes; he does,'' said Mr.. Kent, some
what Modified.
But he isn't at all,'' roared the other,
who proceeded to lambast the New Jer-
sey executive for all he was worth. 1t
turned out finally. that he was Princeton
man with whom the former president Of
Princeton had dared to differ in the re-
cent question about the graduate school.
The double-barreled hourglass on the
desk of Speaker Cannon has been Of
value in helping members obey the try
ing rule that limits debate to five min
utes. The glass is timed to run the sand
through in five minutes. white back
ground makes the glass visible from .
considerable distance. Under the five
minute rule of debate members often
reach the most important part Of their
arguments when the chairman's gavel
mercilessly cuts them down. The new
apparatus Is intended to give due warn
ing.
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DANGER IN POWERS
OF HEALTH SERVICE
Medical Freedom League Op-
poses Mann Bill.
DELEGATION SEES COMMITTEE

Former Lieut.. Gov. Gordon, of Ohio,
Acts as Spokesman and Tells of
Opposition to Authority Measure
Gives-Mrs. John q. Logan and
Miss Clara Barton Present.
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HOUSE.

District appropriation bill reported
Moon bill for cndifaticn Of the laws taken
up, as it was calendar Wednesday.
Opposition to Public Health Service bin
beard in committee.
The House adjourned At 5 p u, to meet 1t
noon Thursday,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

kidneys in good health since. can
be relied upon TO perform the same
work In other cases. Read this:
M. G. Wright, Main ST.. Manches-
ter Depot, Vt, says 1T gives me
pleasure TO again endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills. | feel just as CRATE
full to them now as | did three
years ago when they rid me of kid
ney trouble caused by wrenching
myself when lifting" Statement
given June 81, 1911.)
On August 81, 1908, Mr.. Wright
said Il had noticed for some time
that my kidneys were disordered.
There was considerable pain In my
back and other symptoms of kidney
weakness bothered me. As | knew
of several people who had been curr
ed OF kidney complaint by Doan's
Kidney Pills, | got supply Of this
remedy and began its use. The con-
tents of a few boxes brought about
a wonderful change and | did not
consider IL necessary to continue tax
Ing this remedy further"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the I'm
tied States.
Remember the name---Doan s.
and take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

Here are the Rev. Herbert John
sons ten don'ts for husbands
Don't forget to kiss her good
by In the morning
Don't let her share your love
with the booze shop.
3-Don't make her ask you for a
nickel
don't praise the wife Of your
neighbor.
5-Don't shut up tight when she
wants to talk She has not been on
of doors all day and besides she
cannot help 1t.
6-Don't fail to provide life insur
ance for her and tho babies,
Don't say anything when ia
meat burns up. Go and blow up a
powder mill.
8-Don't form the habit OF speak
Ing Grossly TO her Better to shoot
her, a good deal.
9--Don't let her monopoli2e the
reliion of the family.
10--Don't forget she is is yor sup
erlor.
Commandments For Women.
Here are his ten commandments
Tor women:
Don't expect him to be an
angel.
Don't nag him. Hit him with
poker. It's more kind.
3-Don't squander his money
4-Dont forget to dress up for
him occasionally,
Don't tell him how much you
sacrificed to marry him.
6-Don't try TO sit In his lap
when he Is hungry.
Don't forget TO tidy up the
dressing room.
S-Don't try to fight him. Crying
win fetch him sooner
9-Don't wait for him to apollo
glze. Kiss him and give him a steak
with mushrooms.
10-Don't hesitate TO tell him you
admire him more than you do Roose
welt. He will believe you. And this
Is worth remembering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
Mrs. Clark 4. ra,cheldor Dead.

The remains Of Mrs. Catherine w,
Hard Batchelder wife OF Assoc
c.aaie Justice Clark A. Batehelder
II Flschburg. Mass was brongh,
to Manchester for lnterment on Nor
~ afternoon
Mrs. Bateheldcr lad long been a
alforor from heart disease and died
las; Friday might al her home in
Filchhgrg. her death coming few
hours after she bad planned 10 start
Tor California TO visit her children
TIE deceased was woman high.
b respected By all who knew her,
She vas i member and an active
otker In the Rollstoue congrega.
f0ual church. but she was affillat.
"a with no other organizations. be-
lieTlng that her home was her
PLACES Belug resident Of Fitch
uarg practically tweu,y years she
ha4 wide circle Of friends who
sin mourn her deoesse
Mrs nsicseldcr was born In
AaHehester. VT. May IS. 1868, the
daughter d zerAh and Mary Jen.
alngs iwAiaer1 Hard. She received
bet eautAuon III the public schools
and Barr d Burtoa Seminary IN Ma
chester and wAs unusually popular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

Bernie Mason and wllr we're the
gnesi. 81 Mr. aud Mr., J"hn y. Ma
son un Christmas day
Mr.. and Mr.. V A. Nadcau spent
Christmas in 80. waliingtord With Mr.
NadeAu's father
Geo. &. Beustead viii -s'on a.o' {
10 New York state 10 take 40 lhe hasl-
ness Of bis father who was recently
elected sheriff
- Mr., aud Mrs. J II, Nadeau have
returned from Castleton-ou Hudson
where they went 10 attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Nadeau'. mother
The following Is correct hsi at
the officers elected for Mt. Aeolns
Grange. No. 1872. for the year 1872.
Master, J. NJ. Bebeei overseer, W. A..
Griffith; lecturer, ]. II. Nadean; stew
ard, A. X, Brophy; assistant, 5 Wal
ter Bebee chaplain, Mrs Y A. Mad
eau; treasurer. a. J loyelaud; seere-
tary. Bertha r. Ames; gate keeper, j,
q. DeJordy; Ceres, Bertha Bnophy;
Pomona. Mr.. II. + Roberts, Flora,
Mrs. Chauncey Baker lady assistant
steward. Bertha Bowen,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
WARNING!t

The legal voters Of the Nillsge Of
Manchester. Vermont. are hereby
warned 10 meet al the Court House, IN
The said Village. on Monday. January
lsi., 1912. n 7.5u PM. 10 transact the
following bnsiness.--
Ito hear the report Of tie Village
officers.
2-To see il the village wil provide
more street lights.
3-To see II the village Rll vote 10
build a surisee sewer Oh east side Of
dain street from the Charles lsham
,lsee 10 Baths Brook,
40 see II the village will vote 10
riend the sewer on the West Road
5-To vote necessary tar 10 cover er-
3enses Tor the ensuing year
6-To elect officer
ITO transact other business proper
o be done.
b. X. slAOHDs.
Village Clerk.
Msnehe.lsr, VI, December ", 1911
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

q me place II hsr hif'h she wAt
usltoa in weciots to clArs natchsi.
da. NAY r.. 1915. and 10 survived
n bsf husband and three children,
Mr. Edward Fletcher and Miss
l.auise s Hhtcheides o. shp biero.
Cali and Eugene C Raiehsidrf
rel maar. callf also 4 brother VII
is c. Hard 81 MAnehestet
runeral services were held ., The
home Ia fiirhhurT SUNDAY afternooH
Rev NJ coycli officiating and q, ~
home a. Mrs. n Hard IA his ~.
lsFe Tuesday morning. Rev sidney
'K Perkins, officiating The inter
meat was in the family pio, 90 Dell
wooA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
FOR EFFICIENCY
Begin the New Yea right ty attending the
STATE OF VERMONT,
BENNINGTON COUNTY. IS.
Before william G. Peck,

STATE OF VERMONT,
| BENNINGTON COUNTY, IS.
Before William c. Peck,
Justice OF the Peace
William j. Morrow
against
French Campbell.
Notice IL hereby given that
| hold an execution against Freneh
| Campbell the above named defend
ant. In favor OF the said William J.
| Morrow. issued upon judgment
rendered BY william G. Peck, Esq,
Justice of the Peace for the Conh.
ty of Bennington, for the sum OF
forty-one dollars and forty cents
| damages with costs taxed at Tour
dollars and seventy-one cents, pc
ing forty~six dollars and eleven
cents in the whole, and that said ex-
ecution has been levied and ex-
tended upon all the timber and trees
| standing or growing upon the ioiio"
Ing described parcel OF land situate
IN the town OF Sandgate In the
County OF Bennington and state OF
Vermont, with said defendant
right in equity to redeem the same,
as the property of the sara deiehu-
ant, TO wilt:
said paree, :, o ,ae ,ot and living
a. school Sch District No. s. being leas-
ed TO said French Campbell by sara
William Lourie Tor q term VI IN
years, sa'a ,ea'e eeo ana sca az sand
a nooN lana 20, records. BY the terms
OF said lease said william Lourie
sold and transferred to saiu rnep 'n
.an I, 8, a a., n 20 all The timber and
, raes' sanding or growing upon said
premises which are supposed to con
tain forty acres more Or Tess .,,ven
Notice Is nes seg a,ecn,ion and
ma. ~ d,rac,Jon Of Deming e. Dem
ing. attorneys for the creu'sol n,
said cause, unless me sala an ,a.ns,
OF said execution cos's ""D ,aoat
together WIN ~ ~ ~ mean.
ehafses .o 80 ,rs,,oa shall sell
time paid and sausl'eu' n ~, -
all the timber ana trees S'' ,'a.',,,'a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

source of great pleasure 20 them dur
inp their enforced absence from that
beautiful village while endeavorlng
to earn enough TO pay next sum
mer. or perhaps last summers board
bill Mr.. Campbell can never make
his sprightly items too numerous
nor his droll observations on the
yanities OF life to long. May he
long continue to hold the mirror
IN to Dorset life the reflections of
which the far away ones enjoy SO
much. Go to II Marston.
A Western Subscriber.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
rnn COMING VILLAGE MEETING.

Proulises 10 BE One 81 tho Most
Interesting and Entertaining Oh
any IL Recent Years. Come Out
And SEQ The Fun.
Elsewhere appears toe warming
for tho annual Village meeting
which tAls year Viii occur Monda,
evening, January lst at $40 p, m.
Let tucre be . good attendance rs
there are matters u importance %
an saxpaycrs.
Hon. Edward c OryA has been
The president CT the Village ever
siaco lts incoy pcratlou IN 1891 and
has served 30 scceplably that he has
been reelected each successive year.
This year. however Mr oryls Ia
NOS a candidate as be feels that he
has served long enough, ana again
be is away good deal Ton the
position 81 president Tho journal q
fcW weeks since suggested The ed-
visibility u selecting Geo smith
HeaIime a rautafs 90 lie inter
ost ~ c. n Oryis was started and
has been very active Tho names Of
Hiram Eggies.ou and Hon WIN u.
Edsorton also received mention
after looking ever the situation
iur q few days Mf Smith decided
than BE- would not stand for the Of
fita aua withdrew Since MIR
sm4A'4 withdrawal ur Oscar u. Coy
trustee fof Tue rast fouf years
las been persuaded % allow his
name to bo considered fai tbe post
tion " president
ID the matter 20 trustees 10 Be
chosen 20 succeed Meeers Smith aad
Egt.estoA whose terms expire tAla
year. tharc haYo heap various names
suEggs,ed among them Geo smith
W q Rahee, u } Convey. Hon I'D.
ward Griffith. VIM ] Crawford. ard
} II rurdy
1Ao reports u the Village al
fairs bas been published aud placed
In tae hands Of tie vo,css u the
vtlsge Tbe report thopB that
there taa bera expended on hyd-
raaa Ead rentals. $1,000; electric
ilgais. s7eQSs' Oh plaeioe walks 70
wlater gGei0. gravel 265.8s: col
losslpg taxes. }92.21, 0liug and
apg.akillg rpeets. $82s07. bFldrea
asagg. labor oa highway including
aass read. sl.60s 0l. miscellaneous
Including nep snow pillow. sewer
pne freight tie sisste making a
total u t31is.gs Ga Dcc l5tA
ihege vas balsnce cd he proper
side q lhe ledger 10 the extent n
sas3.Ri
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

The statement that the Deeffield
River Company or whatever the
company is that is developing the
water power OF the Deerfield river,
IL to build storage reservoir OF
1900 acres In Somerset is calculat-
ed TO make the inhabitants below
the proposed dam site trifle un-
easy. Two square miles of water held
only by a thin concrete dam are al
most too suggestive OF Mill River,
Conemaugh and Austin for comfort.
IL is unquestionable that the power
ompany will not build a dam not
absolutely safe, but with the lessons
Of the past before us. there should
be a standard set by the state and
Insisted on by state authority that
win discourage any tendency toward
mistaken economy or mistaken con-
fidence. II the state is without
standard or without proper means
OF enforcing a standard high enough
to guarantee absolute security, pro-
vision should be made at once and
before the work Is started The val
ley OF the Deerfield is but mar
row rayine worn by the torrent In
the course Of ages In this rayine
Is the large and prosperous village
OF Readsboro and the little villages
OF searsburg, Mountain Mills, Whit
ingham Station. shermans and Mon
roe Bridge. Aside from the VII
lagos there are scores OF more or
less Isolated farmhouseS. The inten-
lions OF the company are undonbted-
ly the best. but such a weight OF
responsibility should not be left 20
any corporation or Individual BEN
nlngton Banner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
CALVES WANTED,

We are paying, for prompt ship
ment. cents per pound for hog
dressed Calves. AT this price We
pay the freight from any Vermont
or New Hampshire point on 200
pound shipments Stock should be
we'll bled, free from disease. thor
ouhly frozen and should have en-
trails removed. Shipments may be
combined with Hides, Skins Bones,
Tallow, etc. Ship quick, as prices
Will probably decline as the season
advances.
CARROLL s. PAGE,
t. (. Hyde Park, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
NORTH DORSET.

The condition of Mrs. Charles
Lane remains about the same.
Mrs. o. +. Petty is in North
Adams, Mass, for the holidays,
John ] Flynn and wife Of Bur
!ineton spent Christmas at j. O.
flynn's.
Luther p. Torrey OF East Dor
set visited his sister, Mrs W. D.
derrick, recently.
William Bull has moved 20
Freedleyville. East Dorset, where he
4 employed in the shuttleworth
marble mill
Miss Leona Bradford Is home
from Plympton. Mass. where she u
teaching, and Miss Aileen Bradford
rom Manchester, where she is a
pupil al Burr 4 Burton Seminary.
James Mayatt, who has been
associated with John Buchanan 10
the poultry aud gardening business
during the past year. has sold out
his interest to the latter and gone
to New York city.
To those who can be gay the
scribe extends best wishes for hap
py new twelve months.extends SYM
patty to the Borrowing and suffer
ing. best wishes for comfort 10 the
aged and prosperity to the needy
The Misses Sophia and Olive
Bnechler who have made their home
with their grandmother. Mrs. Q. h.
Petty, for some years. have gone TO
Hobokcu, n. j.. 10 reside perman.
entity with their father VIM Buech-
Ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
Commissioners Notice

Estate Of Ella Henderson Moul.
The undersigned, having been appointed
" the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis.
rict Of Manchester, Commissioners. to re.
GIVE, examine, and adjust the claims and
lemnnds Of all persons against the estate Of
Ella Henderson Moul
ate Of Rupert In said District,
deceased. aud all claims exhibited In Offset
heretO.hereby give notice that We viii meet
or the purpose aforesaid. ut the resi-.
lencc Of Wills Mlonl IN the town OF
rupert. Ia said District on the
sth day Of May next, from | O'Clock y. m.
NTH io'clock D. M on said day and that sir
nonths from The 18th day OF Nov. A. D.,
gll ~ the time limited by said Court for
aid creditors to present their claims TO lis
'or examination ana allowance.
Dated ut Rupert this 18Th day Of
November. A. u. 1911.
JOHN q. BoYSTON, o,,,,
SAMUEL A. HAY, 'o'"'
Wits Mcti, Adinintsirator "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
- Estate of DOrcas SimOnds.

Order of Notice OF Allowance OF Acct.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester, S..
The Probate Ccmi for he District II Nan-
chester.
To all persons interested In the estate OF
Dorcas Simonds late Of Manchester In said
District, deceased.
GREETING.
MHFREAs, said Court has assigned the
18th day OF Jan. next at ten O'Clock In the
oreDoon for examining and allowing
she account Of ID. X. Simonds, Executor
II the estate OF said deceased and FOL
tdecree OF the residue OF said estate to the
awful claimants of the same, and ordered
hat public notice thereof be given To all
persons interested In said estate by publish
ng this order three weeks successfully pre-.
yious 10 the day assigned, in the Manches-
Ter Journal, afnerspapef published at Man.
;hester, In said District.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Otilce In Manchester
u said District, on the day assigned, then
md there to contest the allowance OF said
lcconnt II you see cause. and 10 establish
four right as heirs, legatees and lawful
claimants to said residue
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
December, 1911
rs EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
IN Appreciation from Western
Subscriber.

To The Editor
Your numerous Western subserib-
ers who spend their summers In Dol
set note with grea, pleasure that Mi
Marsson Campbell il again at MS
desk With paste and shears ably look
ingk after the interests o. that CON-
manl,y.
The Dorset eoiamn Is always q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

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