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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
RECORDER HONOR LIST
New And Renewal Subscriptions
Since Our Last Issue

iN~V <Aha NSh~ W. a. oa0S%s IpliOLI
Since Our Last Issue /
New-Mrs. Samantha Bell, Hope
vile, W. Va.
Renewals-Rev. H. A. Wilson
L. B. Byrd, Mcdowell; J. Wesley
Hevener, Hightown; A. D. Ard
strong, Doe Hill; H. II. Seybet,
c. W. Judy, Monterey, Routs1;
F. A. Doyle, Valley Center; Pearl
Waybright, Durbin, W. Va J..
c. Simmons, Headwaters; Miggie
Wallace, Williamsville; NJ H.
Corbett, Pinckney; A. L, Hook,
DR.. I. H. Trimble, Staunton; C
L. Campbell, Gilroy, CALI Mrs.
O. S. Cackley, Borboursvile. w.
Va; Miss Lucy Arbogast, | Berry
vile, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
ROBBED DEAD WOMAN.

Accused of entering the home OF
a dead negro woman soon after her
demise and appropriating personal
belongings to which they had i. no
right, Harrison Franklin and wife,
Edna, colored, were on Monday
sent up from Justice A. i, Jones
~ days sentence IN
ialls; .,.,.-,.-.-,.,,,---,-uas-the w ilStlis
several years ago. Her death oc.
cured at Mcdowell one day last
week, and there was no one present
except five small children. Frank
lin halls from Elkins, it is said, hiE
wife being of Highland stock.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
A Greater Sunday Sun.

The Baltimore SUN has deter
mined to publish a Sunday news
paper divided up into many CLASH
fed sections, with color comics
stories, sports. social happenings
and, in fact, the whole thing that
goes with the Sunday entertainer of
today. The first issue with the
new features will appear January l.
THE SUN will doubtless do the
thing thoroughly, as is its habit.
The comics will include Happy Hool-
lgaa, Buster Brown, the Katzen-
TANNERS and other well-known
laugh-making characters. Some
papers rely upon tbs 5olored funny
sheet and some upon the finely
printed and Illustrated magazine
supplemement. The SUN is going
to have both,
- e.
D. Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve
Headacbas Neuralgia and ali Pain
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
R. F. D. ROADS.

| The following paragraph tells of
the requirements of the Postofice
Departments as laid down in the
Rural Delivery Service:
'Sec. 50. Failure to maintain
in passable condition at all seasons
of the year the highways traversed
by rural carriers will be considered
sufficient reason for the withdrawal
Of established service from local.
ty."
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
Contractor and Builder
pornanautIy T,ocated

permanently AOCoUOu
We are prepared to do all classes
of wood work, such as building
HOUSES, BARNS,
STABLES, SHEDS, ETC.
Let US have your orders for Doors
II d Sashes, we can save You money.
6 do all kinds of shop work.
A big shop, improved machinery
and dry kiln, in fact everything
that goes to make an up-to-date and
we'll equipped plant.
Dealer in in all kinds Of Lumber.
Dressed Lumber a Speciality.
All orders receive prompt atten-
ton.
/. B. Bussard,
Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
TO THE BLUE RIBBON WNNE'

You have heard it stated
this day and time produces No
orators. 4
Is that true, or is it becau
fail to discover them?
The time was when they,
discovered by clog school 4,
speakings and debates, By
method has passed out. L.
Now, can't we int"oda
log school house" deba w.
the modern school house,
by discover, among thes ~
County High School boys, ~
Ds., a statesman or so, D. =.
dozen or such a matter '''O
Spell Binders? IT.,
Let the three High ,A'"
Schools get to work an '''e -.
selves, h9ys their debaa '' 20
cover their best matei'.'u ~
the final windup let bee' Oe' y
IT, ,d,+;ons 70 Eed upon
by the three princp "'l" 'OU
who is The Best. i,
To TN Best | haYoseu ~ ,.
self to Trof. Rober' ie''' W W
give a god medal value "
$500. I [ -
Who3eill give a n'eu"i W
the Highland HigRoi at s'i a,s mno
prepare: and reafoeS.., essay u;sh
Should've have aet,l,' ,lle i, ,:5,
school,oys and Fill be alike
interesed, and andup can be Il:
madeS very plf ailalf' as wei
" IN; offer ;s by one who
fully realizes a WoilueI,'
helpG little ea aiming along 'n'
line Irvans eyd ne average man
Time our High Schoo
principals will up 'nls 'i' q -
at ore and IA success % =, ~
and3.,a nadl be ready for tn
winner. II fa'roh
ei0f all s,Jrds of tongue o:
The saddle these: 1T Nigh
$50 said thj]t, long: long age
Perhaps il day this was So
bnt
U OF all words that we'V
The Rst are these'n'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
Notice.

There will be meeting of the
Highland Mutual Telephone Co. at
Monterey on Tuesday, January 10,
1911, at 1890 a. m. A full At
tendance is desired.
J. 0. Armstro ng, Pres.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

Chamberlain''s c aneTk -Rfpeta6Ea g is
nGS WeH}Jalsgl4AlgesS hEfft llfT
dgsI 9oIds in the head, throat, chest
l IN lrngs. Sold by DR.. K. H. Trim
Vie.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
FphE BULLPASTURE.

poveJVa., Jan. 3.-Miss
VreatbIarouff, of huntsville,
} snent olght last week with Miss
. Lizzie lin.
uro Il Helms has been very
j Slftmuch better at this writ
"a s,nsip' this E
zen Spending the holidays with
er parents at Burnsville, has re.
urned to her school.
Toni and Arch Hicklin returned
oheIfor the holidays.
1as Lou Smith, accompanied by
VI. Hicklin, spent one day last
yek at her home, RurnsvilIe.
Gss Lula Williams, who is at.
eaing school at Harrisonburg,
pdt several days at her home last
'a.
harlie Samples and family are
ifing friends and relatives at
~ Salem.
Kisses Rebie and Anna Hicklin
he the guests of Mrs. W. E. Flesh
hst Saturday.
Hiley Lockridge and brother are
iting their uncle, David Lock-
ge. CLUSTER BROWN. "
lie above was received too late for last
ek's issue. Ed.)
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
a very valuable medicine for throat
and lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures pain NJ breathing and
=, II LIZ .slinn n.aiifxk u.hioh
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

Mr.. C. B. Coiner, Jr., has sold
his fine home place near Fishers
Vile, for $3.50, through Real
Estate Agent R. =. Tyler, of
~ The place contained |
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

F WANTED-Reliable, energetic
man TO- sell Lubricating oils greases
and paints in Highland and adja=
cent counties. Salary or Commits
sion: STELSON OIL CO..
|l-6lt Cleveland, Ohio.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

For SALE--Several S. C.. White
Ieighhorn ROSTERS; one Buff P. R.;
snd Buff Orpington roosters and
3ullets. All thoroughbred. Price:
BOOSTERS, $500. Pullets, S1.OO.
N. R. Cross,
West Augusta, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
|ICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
p,inted Paragraphs i Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

Dun is, the prevailing color for
January.
Mr.. J. c. Crosby, of Staunton. Is
in the village.
Mr.. Win. MsGuf1in, of the Bola'
community was in town Wednes
day.
Mr.. W. A. Gibson, who has been
in business at Nalhalla, n. Y. came
to Monterey Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ira Q. Simmons, of Meadow
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06
Scott S Emulsion

IS a wonderful food-medi-
cine for all ages of man
kind. It will make the
delicate, sickly baby strong
and well-will give the
pale, anemic girl rosy
cheeks and rich, red blood.
1t will put flesh on the
bones of the tired, over
worked, thin man, and
will keep the aged man
or woman in condition to
resist colds or pneumonia
in the winter.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

Send l0c., name of paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Book.
Each bank contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St. New York
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

A. /. SOLOMON,
Physical Eye Specialist and Expert
Optician,
Bath Tavern, Hot Springs, Va,
Bell Phone 1877
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

.t1- --st Saturday on
r W mtrong, of the
Farm, sitting her Mon
: ,fteistmas call "t t,
- has answered by all
|HighIaua dentS'
essrs. sand Pullin are I'M
Inc the iior of the new freS'
yterian cln3
N Tgs Lenvance, of the Mellow
y e,mmuy, who has been on a
or", acted sit to the West re-
\Narns.lastsek.
a,Nr. Js.:eArmstrong, who has
en quiteat his home since the
(Xdays, returned to Monterey
Stend sool.
Winsproperty, known as
VANS oily" was on last Sat
bold yCommissioner L. 8
Vi as purchased by )
y Nwas visited by wind,
~ Way night that would
GAedit to one of the far
rn sisters. No serious
-asreported.
nlS;;l.sa,ss Harold, who has
- Pocahontas county.
lay last, accompanied
Mr. Letcher Harold,
reek.
DIEs-I am going to
Idly an opportunity to
hts rose for so cents or
flar of any kind, except
fety. All of these roses
ID and are two years old.
bee. J. c. Darnall, Agt.
Trimble and Messrs. S
lett and Tim Shultz, OF
came out Monday in the
ltomobile. The tri p was
but little difficulty, al
was encountered on two
untains.
- 1-T~fooJ &c
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

D. Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve
headaches Neuralgia and ali Pain
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-06

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07

The sensation ~ the week has
beeu tie conl,saing Of the McNa-
mara tlo.hcrs OF trial for the crime
~ Ayuamit'ug the Los Angeles
Times butdiuE a year ago at which
rmo 81 lives were lost These mon
confessed Que 10 tho placing 81 q
eatehel With Us sticks u dynamite
Ia l. against The side Of the news
pArf olihc AID timing II 10 explode
Nhpn thc tateat number % work
msu we're present, namely at one
o'clock IN the morning Tie 0thcf
confessed to dyuamitlnE the Level
lyu Iron Works plant Judge For
va sentenced the Times building
dg4amiter 20 life imprisonment aud
tbs CHER one 10 Fifteen years ~
ths. penitenllary This Wli be 81
severe sci back 20 organized labor
as tEey have believed absolutely Ia
the innocence Of these tgo confess.
I'd criminals. The Socialist press Of
the country sill have 10 swallow
hard 10 pet down an The stutf thar
they have printed about the mono
rohss grinding the face Of labor
etc. since they have coutended tAai
these lNo men were o. innocent NJ
Is q o. tte crime imputed 70 them
claiBiaG ,hat the money power WAS
msilug The great fight 10 faaten
ttp crlrte al innocent men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

jesse r. Eaton and Cozac Mar.
key were in Remington Thanksgiy-
ing day
Henry Il Kendall aud his daugf
ter. Miss Carrie Kendall were in
Rutland 90 Friday last
Ralph Kendall, formerly Of this
village but nos of Springfield Mass.
was home over Thanksgiving.
There will be q special meeting
81 Adoniram Lodge. No az r & A.
" on Friday evening OF this week
Henry wyman spent a part Of
last week ia No Bennington as a
CUES, % Mr. and Mrs 4. 4. Fiem-
iBg
The regular congocation OF Al
eairam Chapter No ~. r. A. NJ Is
q be held Al their roomson this
THURSDAY evening
Hon Jos W Fowler was III BE
nlnstou On Tuesday attending the
cponiHg u tie December term Of
,Ae County Court
Emile Champagne and Mrs Se-
reaa Morehouse were married By Jus
tlec u me Peaco Il oryis Tuesda
evening al the office ~ the
ioEn clerk
The aornins train south and the
noon train north bonnd haye been
discontinued until next spring The
morning train south has been .
convenience and Il Il hoped THAI The
time cts near a, band when The
Rutland Railroad 90. will find j, 10
thelr advantage 10 keep this train on
81 tie year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07

Fred Farnham OF Albany and
Cecil Farnham Of Rutland were al
home for Thanksgiving
Mrs. Harry Farnham and SON Of
south SALISBURY were over sun
day guests of y G. Farnham ana
family.
Charles yelling OF Johnsonyille
md Floyd Marsh OF Annaquassicoke'
N y. spent Thanksgiving at p ,.
Ilarrington's.
An entertainment and supper
was given at the home of ], G Poor
ON Thanksgiving night for the hene-
fit Of the pastor
Miss Marguerite Holland OF
roultney former teacher here was
a guest OF +. F IIawlcy and family
flr Thanksgiving.
II. Hurd and wife. Mrs y .,
Harrington. Miss Elsie Harrington
and Jesse Harrington were IN Cam
bridge. N. y, Saturday
p. b. Harrington has been eject
ed delegate TO the laymen's eonyen-
tlon 10 be held at Saratoga Springs
n v, at the time of the annual
conference OF the NJ. II. church p
G. Farnham is the reserve delegate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
WATCH 1T GROW

The handsome toth q .ite 9t
foy The last tao Eceks results Of
TBS local campaign IL certainly
most croditable to the public spnil
and sense Of civic responsibility On
the rnt Of citizens and students
"a Well but 4horc arc sun sew
eral earda out thAt have NOT been
heard from, Surrey every one WHO
has the public welfare d, heart
wants 10 have share. even though
N b. small one. Ia this undsriak
irK Your dollar represents one
hundred bricks in THIS movement
10 better citizenship Won't sou
give q, your moral ard financial
seaport bg sending in Soar signed
Ileage card a oaee TOT tails amount
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
oNDAWa CLUB ELECTION.
Popular tillagc Club Holds Annual
ilcstim Of OFFICERS. Buck Sup.
per IN "Wednesday Night.

.ast Friday evening occurred htt
aaGual meeting Of the ondawa Club
with he election OF officers. There
was good attendance and the re.
salts We're rs follows; %. - Coy
prsEident: Il. Il. Way. yiee-preslden
I. Towsley, secy. Frank Regan
ffcaa. A. G. orvis. ] C. Bacon and
= u, Hard. board of governors,
The annual Buck Supper was
heid on Wednesday night This af-
.air has developed into an annual
ven ~ no small proportions ant
tae capacity OF the club room IL
taxed each year 10 accommodate al.
these who Ike TO partake CT the
good things TO eat that are pro-
yidod by the club steward, wht
knows bis business. Part OF the
veniaon was furnished By T.. II
swlti, who had the good luck tc
shoot fine buck In Rochester, ant
the balance was procured by n. L.
Way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
Estate Of James Smith.
order q Notice win


STATE Of VERMONT District ~ Man.
rbastef ~
1Le HoHofalis f'f6bae fsaH M me
district ~ HAehesfef.
ToAIi persons interested in tie estate VI
James smith late ~ Manchester 81 said
District deceased
HFEgTIsGt
A. Pfntmte fotirt holden ~ Manchester
within and for said District On The ssfb day
NJ SOY, ltil an Instrument Durpafiine 70
IT, the lasi VIII nBd Testament " James
smith late ~ Manchester in said Diet.
triet decehse ;, ahk presented a. be taaF
aforesaid. Tor Proimte
And u 81 ordered ~ said Court Thar the
Eist day ~ DeeeuieF. 1911 nj tnu O'eidek
W the forenoon NJ tie PROBATE once
~ said MAnehester. 10 assigned Tor proging
saIa instrument sad thar notice thereof -
given 10 all persons concerned. rs pditilsh-
ing hiS order thrre pseks suoersslgeiy va
he Manchester Juurnhi, 4 Newspaper eiF-
cmiaiius 81 that vicinity. ~ said District
prey ~ hs tine appointed.
IBHhEFDeE. 5ou are bFrsily notified To
appear bsfore said IoHFf. ~ the tlHlr nna
place aforesaid and contest ne probate II
aid siH n yDu have chlhe.
GlKEA under ny hand al AhIeAaktef in
said District. this s~lt dag ~ koYent.er lsll
y EDWARD GRIFFITH Jaass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
Is LAWLESSNES TO BE SHIELD
AT A PREMIUM.
The Sage of Peru Thinks Justice
Is Getting n jolt. Takes n tra,n
Az Fair Directors.

Editor Journal
In the matter OF II D. Bailey,
THE Good Samaritan from Troy,
furnishing funds to release one Ed
win Hartwell from the Bennington
Iall because he pushed Hapgoods
nose over TO the other side of his
face and put shantee over both OF
his eyes" he, himself feeling ag-
grieyed over the interruption here
In Peru last summer OF his automo-
bile trip on his way to the White
Mountains. IL Is worthy of note that
Mr.. Bailey was not arrested be-
cause he accidentally left his car
upon the lawn Of the Bromley
House, as stated, but because, sole
". he entered the private, back
door premises Of a private house,
without leave or license, and with
out the shadow Of any proper OK
cuse. and bulldozed and frightened
the ladies OF that house In the abb
scence Of It's owner
You viii also note that this Hart
we'll was arrested and convicted af-
ter jury trial In which counsel was
furnished by the state, for striking
his employer In an ungarded mo-
ment. and beating him when pros
trate, because he objected 70 the
use. upon his part, of extremely vul-
gar and profane language In the
presence OF the employers little boy
He was taken In behalf OF the state,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07

Mn MsltrN.s moan.
tnd iiie IiHanelal Change since
Ills Advent.

ina He IiHanslsl 1hanR,s >ince
Iiis Advent
Hot u ihy captains ~ industry
lariaaloK Charles Mellen. presi-
dsa - ths View Haven railroadt
tlspk w m poiltics and trouble.
nsRug administration An the pro
atafe and expinhefs and most
nhaken Of the sort who are called
raaagiefs ay Il IS agitation. de-
aloFuefy Undertaking All the
the same sort ~ thing There's
SOFIA Iacc n old-tashioncd bank
80 ihy backbone ~ Wall street.
fho tHow better n one ~ those
aaR 1udeg suspicion mas be grant.
IS ,eo minutes 81 court. Ne should
Hke 10 venture tEe suggestion that
i,it state 81 facts illustrated BY the
following figures has something 20
% aih it We start with 1904 be-
cauft that IS the year NJ Mellen
came out of the West to become
president of what was then one OF
the mos conseryatiyely capitalized
and most stable eastern railroads
iu l9e5 the net income Of
tte Ntw York. New Hay
~ and Hartford rail
read pas sl4,030184|
The capitalization lliabill-
tcsl that year was 13G.436.Ss5
la 1911 the net income
was 2s. 255,16C
sac q its'lyation (liabili-
ties. IA 1911 Wis 492,lls,17t
10 put this more briefly ane
rough 81 10 seven years the net IN
come.srew from 100000 to s2e'
6ep,.tO; IN the same seven year.
Mr. Ncdel increased the debts anc
oba gaucps from &136.0OO,0O0 Il
glJ2,90u 600. or 1904 TO 1911. earn
lug decreased 100 per cent Same
py1 I'D debts hudlIabllities increas
u 80 pc cent
e3ous 10 1904. Tor every one
icl'r or income there were 10 dol.
Its II liabilities during the las
'syea Years. every time the ROAD
.aTed & dollar extra Mr. Meller
,,icl IA rearly $40 OF stock ano
5 ,nls
We think business win just have
pause and Get it's breath until
ae earnings catch up TO somethinl
Ike the same relation 10 debts thai
tey had 10 years ago. We don't
snow anything IA nature or politi-
"a economy that VIII avoid this pro-
ess o. ameliorate II And between
~ Mellon and Us, we want a fah
lalIap q say who caused the mou.
While " don't hesitat,
90 ~ eXam.,t at the New
iavcn forward as typical OF railroad
.nd industrial corporations generally
Turing the last 10 or Is years, we
.on't want TO say that II is univer.
al; the Louisville and Nashville
for example, under Presi
cnt Milton II smith, has actually
at down It's capitalization durine
be past 10 years upon which pre-
llse we venture the prediction thai
he Louisville and Nashville will
ave smoother shedding during tn,
ext few years than Mr. Mellen't
lew Haven Golfers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
]. c. HEINEL, ClOthier,
Manchester Center, Vermont.
Opera House Block.
Icoooooooc .yoooooooocooooooooooooooo

by complaint Of prominent members
Of the community, who considered
hir a menace to their property and
other interests, he deyoting but a
small portion Of his time, at least
legitmately. TO the support CT his
family and having repeatedly com
mitted like offences before.
II Mr. Bailey considers IL a pleas
ure 70 thus eondole and encourage
such offenscs and offenders, al
though II may be consonant To his
career, both early as well as late.
he is perfectly welcome to the salts
faction which he may feel IN having
one struck down without chance
10 defend himself As for myself
! consider the scar | received as
mark of honor, and firmly believe
that we must all be ready 10 re-
ceive scars IN defense of law, order
and decency before we can hope TO
stay the reign of lawlessness which
row so preyades some of our com
munities, ms the twenty Two muir
ders committed in our state the
last year as we'll as the multitude
of robberries and houses broken in---
to will bear testimony.
We must firmly "set our face"
to do our utmost TO see that the
laws for the protection of our homes
and our society are paid decent at
tention to, IN spite of desperadoes |
of either low or high degree, and |
even though II may be necessary to |
call to account the directors of our |
Fairs for deliberately licenseing !
establishments, which even
rotten Tammany would break
through the doors of houses to stop, |
our statutes making II highly
offense against them. and
our prosecuting officers fearing 10
take action.
Heavens lanl some of our high Of
flclalsl "fall.
flcials fan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07
NEWS OF VERMONT.

Mrs. Truman Fay Of Montpelier,
whose husband died last week, was
the victim of rather serious runa-
way accident on the Middlesex road
Tues. She was driving to Mont
peller with her two children when
her horse was frightened by an au-
tomobile and started to run. She
had the choice of running into the
rear Of team just ahead OF her or
OF trying to pass the team with the
horse at a gallop She tried the
latter course and the wheels slew
ed, throwing her and the children
into the ditch Mrs. Fay was able
TO hold the horse and bring II TO a
stop, when she sawthat her son was
IN a precarious position under 1.-THE
wheels The little girl was able TO
extricate the boy and by this time
several teams had arrived and assist
cd her TO the city The wagon waa
more or less damaged and Mrs Fay
suffered a severe bruise on the nose.
The children escaped with minor
bruises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-07

q q VIII regret thai tHc four
rai Aas IA record the death ofilou
chat s irFtels oputf u tbe Troy,
Tag Y TlHr wr FpEcls. aHa Dos
sfllFFulahra father before him.
have algsts bees welcome guests 10
iisHtheuer aad the family harg ~
come well brown 20 ail. n this VIE
lac particularly. EsyiaE been guests
81 ne fquifol House tgr years MI
FIaaca bal e. very striking person
alii and 81 whs 3 foreefui aud az
Etaaslyr tcwfgaper mnn Iio had
served hls county as minister e
Cseece hHd later % IS Ambassador
ie AuaHa. which petition BE- re
Gently rel.lauished The Times
feHudtc b. Nr Frapcis father. VIII
he ro0,itucd by his sons, John "
PhBe.s, al present city editor aud
pomory r. Francis a, present ID
Taio Cuiiesc
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