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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

gelephuus Subscribers IN sections
q 50 ,smtioy euiflae mo so-oailsd
asn a ava saburbaa Districts arr
y rcaye a. btnsfh II soue rats
iesa,tient according 10 an official
anaoanoemea, 81 the Sos Enslaad
i..sg ,.uie ana Telegraph company,
Apparently a.. Company fesis
TIA, these other sections are snui.
les 70 consideration IN this matter
Il iuper rates and ia voluntary am
.rmeni supplements the recon.
mendatlons u The Massachusetts,
highway camiaissioa for tae boston
and suburban Districts.
Although some Of these Reductions
do not seem especially striking
shen applied 70 any Individual rate.
th.y become iupTessiyely significant
uhen Il Is stated that throughout
/ The Company they win represent
ductiou Of approximately szoo,-
eco Added TO the estimated reduc-
lion Of between saoo. coo aud $500
u0a IN consequence OF the revision
az rates in and around Boston. they
Involve total revenue reduction OF
ovar halt a million dollars, without
taking Into account an estimated
lieyenue decrease Of from $4,000 10
/ ;io0,a01 due 20 recent reductions
ia toll rates.
oubilegs some part Of this VIII
b, recovered from people who VIII
elect better grades Of service rather
than retain existing grades Of ser
vice al the lower rates. aud also
from an increased use OF the tele-
phone due TO the stimulus OF lower
toll rates, but there appears 10 be
no room for doubt. there will be a
reayy reduction Ia net revenue as
a result OF these changes,
In outlining such change In
rates II Is estimated that II is nee
essary TO take long look ahead In
order 10 arrange for the rewriting
OF contracts, for the supplying OF
switchboard and other equipment
and for the completion Of a dozen
other details For this reason the
new rates will not be put In effect
ia Manchester until July /. 1911,
This not only will give the Company
reasonable time In which TO make
necessary preparations for the
change. but also enable subscribers
to indicate what changes they de.
sire and thus facilitate the work OF
the Company IN effecting them,
II Is explained that on and after
July /, 1911 no neew contracts viii
be taken except at the new rates, bu
existing rates that are not reduced
viii not be disturbed.
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The Jury 10 Che css u lohu tfank
IL 40 shalishury. rhasged ailh sbooi
AK Roters Mallory u quarrel ~ ih'
Stops II tie Eagle squae 60 "a ~.
shaflsbary 90 April y. sss oal bal
tss mluuses Tuesday, and on their -
,agn iorsmsn Herbert lolnsou q Win
hall. reported . verdict 81 u0i guilty
because II insanity
il was the decision " tbs court thai
lAs respondent should " ronhned loi
a. udeGalic tsfm Al The state prison
~ Windsor ia order thai be might b.
actively employed q, physical labor A.
wuala noi be- the case wcfc ihe mar
committed 10 al asylum,
Ia The case Of State IS. John boul
ger The jury brought IL verdict Of
guilty d simple assault Judge lay
~ sentenced BoalRer 10 not less that
one year aud three months nor mor'
than tao years IN lbe work house 81
Rutland.
Ga Wednesday John spada and Ben
jsmin Lewis. who plead guilty 10 sell
,sg hqaol Illegally we're sentenced 4
serve three months IN the county lai
ut Bennington,
The jury wcre excused from Turtle
duty on Tuesday II IS expected tina
court will adjourn this week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

Editor Journal
Il IL not surprising thar 'he AZ
lion II our Senators IL regard 70 =.
elprocity With Canada should cause
comment all over the country but
that thcy should % dcridcd for the
stand they have taken is what
object TO. Never to my knowledge
has senator taken 50 much pains
Ia find out the wishes o. his cons,t
tueuts as Senator Page did, lie OK
p,amed his position. gave his views
on the subject and asked the citl-
zens Of Vermont, as we might say
for instructions lie claimed Il was
his duty TO vote as Nermonters
wished to have him, ~ his position.
and SO think these faultfindefs
have no grounds Tor eondeming him
Although / am in favor OF the pro.
posed treaty. and have given my
views III the Journal aud in letter
20 the Senator. | respect him FOR
the straightforward way he has act
ed during this controversy
Very truly yours,
EBER l.. TAYLOR
/ Manchester Depot Vt
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CARE or EMBRolDsRIES.


C0rnsH Fssrs Years 81 PACKING
A raune uuaaan nhe r~roisca holt
asgan antique hana vtnl'rfidersl
rnna ,oHars sad updersisefc- ~ IS.
aulsiia sHrhery. found them inst The
uvle - nsa With round nece and II.
Hlana siasvrs
The arawhark was The yellow tint
fFum wears ~ nsking An old colefe'l
lsunar.s. snse.ssl,.d IA whitening them
without acids ~ weakening fahrirs
made delirate mlih nEe. THIS y the
Way a. AZ 4
Tie plrses are put inia coh water
witch s. thiek With pnre white SOAP
ana drop - hlulng This ! allowed
"a come 10 ihe boil Remove the ST.
ucles Al once. rinse through screfal
lakewarm waters. finally through =
blulng water and put on the grass
while wei 10 bleach
10 not rah Or squeeze hard Some
times Il Is necessary 10 repeat The
washing and iailing II the pieces are
rery yellow
when meaehed put the RICH, side
down on the ironing board. smooth
edges into place aud iron under linen
cloth no not use too bot an Iron, as
old materials seorch easily
In The grass Il dusty put pieces 90
clean towel. They bleach better when
fat on the grass. though sometimes
they need an after rinslng.
Never permit old embroidery TO be
casually done mp II you cannot IL
them yourself find an expert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
Estate of Aurora M. Taylor
Order of Notice Beneficial.

Order OF Notice Beneficial.
STATE or VERMONT, District OF Man
chester. IS.
The HoaomIie Probate Court for he Dis
triet Aforesaid
10 the heirs and all persons interested IA
the estate of Aurora NJ. Taylor late oil
Rupert In said District, deceased.
6HEErISG;
WHEREAS, application hath been
innde 10 this court IN writing by Oriin =
Black Executor praying for II
cense aud authority 10 deed certain real es
tate OF said deceased to the estate OF Dwight
Tay Tor 10 wit: The Crescent Valley House
property IA Pawlet, Rutland Go. VI and
representing to said Court that said Aurora
NJ Tayl Tor held title to said real estate, u
trust. for the benefit OF the estate OF dwight
Taylor lnte of Rupert IN said District, de
ceased.
WHrREuPos the said Court appointed
aud assigned the 18th day OF July
1911 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. nj
the Probate ONCE IN Manchester IN said
District. to hear and decide upon said mp
plication aud petition and ordered public
notice thereof to be given TO all persons In.
terested therein, by publishing said order
together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully IN tn. Manchester
Journal newspaper which circulates w
the ueigbborhood OF those persons interest
ed IN said estate, all OF which publications
shall be previous To the day assigned fof
hearing.
TIL RsFoRE, you are hereby notified toap
pear before said Court At the time and place
assigned, then and there In said Court IL
make your objections 10 the granting 81
such license, II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester. IN
said District, this 9Th day OF July, 1911
II EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

The taxpayers OF the Town Of Ma
chester. Vermont. are hereby notlIie
that the Tax Bin on the Grand List
OF 1871 has been placed IN my
hands for collection,
A discount of four per cent. vii
be allowed on all taxes paid within
ninety days from the date of this
notice.
Al the expiration OF said ninety
days. all taxes remaining unpaid vii
be placed IN the hands of the Col
ieetor of Taxes for collection, as III,
law directs.
Time expires Sept 18th, 1911.
W. II. ROBERTS,
Town Treasurer.
Manchester Center. VI.
June 18th. 1911.
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Estate OF Elias B. Thompson
OIder of Nollce WllI.

STATE or VERMONT District OF Man
chester IS.
The HaRorabie PROBATE t0art forhe Dis
frict ii Manchester:
Toni persons interested Ia the estate OF
tiias r. Thompson late OF Manchester, ~
said District deceased.
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden at Manchester
within and Tor said District on the Mh day
of July, 1911 an instrument purpoftins !,
be the last VIII and Testament OF ELIAS Il
Thompson late OF MaDeherter IN said Dis
triet, deceased, was presented TO The Couf'
afure said for Probate.
And II Is ordered by said Court that the
nth day OF july 1911, ut 10 o'clock IL
the forenoon, at the Probate ONCE III
said Manchester be assigned for proving
said Instrument. and that notice thereof %
given TO all persons concerned hy publish
ing this order three weeks successfully III
the Manchester journal II newspaper eircu-
latine IN that vicinity, In said District pre-
yious to the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notlfled "
appear before said Court, ut the time and
Mace aforesaid and contest the probate oil
said will II you have cause.
Given under my hand AT Manchester III
said District, this ST. day Of July, 1911.
ii EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
HERE!

| have all wool felt No-Tar Rub
Der Roofing. none better made, for
SIPS square and up, Nails aud
ceement in each roll, free. Deliver
ed at your home for cash,
have lot OF that double heit
Liquid Asphalt Roof Paint. one coat
as good as two of any other roof
paint. This is actually worth $500
per gallon, but while this lot lasts
you can buy II for 75 cents a gal
lon. 1t will stop all leaks.
Also a quantity Of double thick
soluable Tar Oil. The best disln-
fectant to use about your premises
cattle, hens, hogs. etc, kills flies
mosquitoes, lice, and destroys all
germs in sinks, closets etc. Usual
price 500 gallon, my price zoe
One gallon makes from 80 to Toe
gallons as 1t is used. Delivered fol
cash.
am also making splendid pho
tographs the same as usual Write
or phone me and | will do YOU good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
HOW TO START FLOWER SEED
eeasonahle Suggestions For Those
About TO Begin Sowing.
Manchester Center, VI,
June 18th. 1911.

About to Begin Sowing.
Almost all flower seeds germinate
more quickly If soaked In warm water
for few hours before planting. In
some instances this Is almost neces.
slty,
The advantage OF treating sweet peas
this way Is most marked. Cypress
vine will stand quite warm water
poured over the seeds twelve hours be
fore planting
Gamma seeds aud those Of the other
large, hard shelled sorts sometimes
require careful filing TO break the
tough outer cover, but extreme care
must be taken not to injure the germ
The finer greenhouse seeds should be
merely sprinkled on the surface Of
very fine soil and kept continually
mcst. During termination glass should
be kept over the pots After the
plants have come up this should be
removed TO admit air
Extreme care must lie taken OF the
tiny seedlings, for II allowed to get dry
they with almost surely die, and If
kept too moist they incline TO damp
of"
The sowing OF fern spores on brick
covered with just sprlnkling OF earth
is an interesting study to the nature
lover, the necessary water being sup.
piled by keeping the brick In dish Of
water.
Most OF the greenhouse plants and
similar delicate ones are scarcely prof
liable for the amateur to- raise as a
source Of experimental study, though
large geranlums and number Of the
larger seeds are as easily managed as
a pansy or an aster, and one can get
good variety al a small cost.
As O rule the seed should be planted
twice ifs own depth. and 10 the case OF
small seeds II is essential 10 have the
ground finely pulyerized
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs. Sarah Harris Is visiting
friends ia Chatham.
Mr. aud Mrs, Ira Bentley were N
Sunderland Saturday
Miss Ethel Hall Of Granville, n.
g., is visiting friends ia town.
~ eu 4. Madison OF Wakefield,
Mass, is visiting friends IN town.
= Mrs. Fina Adams is spending II
few days with her son, Harry Adrms,
Mrs. Charles Scott who has been
visiting friends ia town has returned
10 Bennngtau
The Service Club Of the Baptist
church viii meet with Miss Junla l.u.
gene Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Huyning and
sou aud Miss Wilcox OF lioosles Falls,
N u, spent the Fourth with Nj aud
Mrs. Harry Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Stewart who
have been spending few days at home
have returned to North Bennington.
Sophia Rrebe who has been teach
INK in Peru is speeding lei vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wi.
liam Beebe.
Miss Fannie Bond who has been
teaching IN Dandy is spending her va
cation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Bond.
Misses Anna BATHS aud Sarah
Dawes gave party at their pleasant
summer home Saturday afternoon IN
honor Of their New York guests.
Miss Mildred cressey who has been
pending few days with Mr. and Mrs
Burr Gleason returned 10 North Ben.
nugton Sunday evening.
Mrs. lennie Hamilton aud daugl
ter Mary Of Chicago accompanied by
Mrs. Charles r. Rowe are spending u
few weeks wi h their brother, Pro-.
Ezra Benedict at his cottage on the
shore Of Lake Champaign.
Special sale Of ladies and child
rens hats al Miss lIanaman's Millln-
cry parlos Sale lasts until July
29th. after which parlors VIII be
closed FOR Tie remainder o. the SUM
mer. IL
The Rebekahs will hold Lawn
party on the grounds near Odd Eel
lows Hall Friday evening. July "a,
Ice cram aud cake viii be served.
All are cordially invited
All Rebekahs are requested
10 meet at the Hall Thursday morn
ing. July goth. for the purpose Of
work
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

Excursion fhf.agh Lake s'esSgr.
na SUNDAY lag gard fhe Rat
iaaa Railroad w,ll ruo popa'ar az.
eursloh through Lake 0eorgr from
bennington. Manchester ana intcr.
mediate stations % Clarendon inelu.
siye Fare 81 So for the rouud trlp
For time 81 special train see small
advertising flyers l2'2
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Orler 4, Notice WIN.

sTATf oF VERMONT ihstric, o. Man
III Honorable Probate coaa f'r he
Hisfri9 of .nIaelfaer:
To All persons interested Va The estate ~
Iohn stone late Of Dorset IA SAID District
deceased. H.ttii -
Alta Probate court, holden at Mhnchestei
within and for said district on the OH DAY
~ July, Ipli, an instrument purportinr '.
~ ths last Win aud Testament o. Iohu
stone late of Dorset 10 said District
deeense 7. was presented TO the Court Moret
said. for Probate.
And II Is ordered 10y said Court that The
srd day ~ August. lyll, at the Probate ofhct
IA said Manchester, be assigned for pruNlns
said instrument aud TINT notice thereof bt
given to All persons concerned, by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully ~
the Manchester journal II newspaper CIR
rulattng In that vicinity, ia said District
previous To the time appointed.
THFnFFoRF. you are hereby notined u
aupear before said Court, VI tue Tune hha
| piace aforesaid, and contest the probate 81
said VIII n you have cause.
Given under my hnnd ut Manchester II
said District this 9th day OF July, 1911
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
r.cnIC ENGINE coMpANt's "a
fuu lor all and General Coed
Time Enjoyed bay Young aud oid'

The fifth annual field day Of the
Pacific Engine Co. No was held
on the Fair Grounds at the Center
lnly with an attendance Of about
1900. the number being somewhat
smaller than last years attendance
on account. no doubt. 81 the oppres'
alye heat which has been prevailing
Ia this section Of the country for the
past week The engine company,
however, consider the affair a cue
cess and will hold more Of them III
the future.
The iifst event Of the day was
the parade which was formed al the
Center about 3 80. The procession
marched through the Center aud up
To the village. then turned aud
marched back to the Center.
rhe ball game which was sehedn'-
I'd for ten o'clock commenced on
time and the teams from Maneltes
tel and Fast Dorset started out each
10 win on The field where the sun
shone elthnut obstruction and the
temperature was about ninetyfiye.
The first part Of the game was
much Ia favor Of the Dorset boys
they running up eight runs In the
first part 81 the game, but about
the eighth inning the Manchester
team woke NJ and IN the last two
innlngs brought IN nine runs, leay-
ing the score as nine 20 eight In
favor % the Manchester team
The results Of the different events
q the day are ~ follows
iiorec 1'tm. ..2s class lst u.
G. Bryant. 2nd, crank Benedict,
Horse TFoi, $50 class, LIT, Jay
Thompson. cad. KS ron Roberts. ard.
george Bushec.
Peg Race. IL, Ci.lidd shaw. 2of,
Geo liushee
SLOW Race. ~ FERRY end ~
Bolster.
! mile bicycle race ist. } Heuf
ser. end, Deck West
IL nile foot race, ist, Clyde Dry
ant. ana. Ralph Fleming
Ion yafd dash. LIST. Henry Nelson
Pad. Lsoa Msara.
r.. mile bicycle race for boys an
der is years. isl. Hurd Gilmore. 2nt
Leon desrs
Hurdle race. ist, Leon Mears,
snd. Gro. cungion.
ina yard dash for boys under III
years. ~ Nelson. End
Ralph l.onsee
Sack Race. LET. Avery Whitman
.nd. Ralph Loukes.
Running broad jump. let, /. r..
Francis. End. Henry Nelson
sannlsg hopp. step and jump
Isl. George Roberts, anA Henry Nei
son.
Running high jump, isi, w WI
sou. srd, con Mears,
biind mans burt. isi. Harry Kcy
uoids. End Leon Wells
Potato race. Let. Avery whitman
snd. Nelson
shot pas, let George Fisher. and
IA raagd0n
The prise for the best fig IN the
parade VAS given 10 The float which
was decorated b. Charles 3 Roain-
sau, The Judges could NOT decide
on 9nn to give the prixe " for the
worst RIG and il was tie between
fas Waters aud Earle cheftonnean.
M ,he hammer throwing n IL
Fsaacls TIRES i22 fees and inches
j This MAS not one Of the regular
sfsnis bat Mr. Francis lusi wanted
q sec aAat be- could do,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

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ihe JOURNAL linotype during iho
rash boar "Wednesday aiiefnvan 4 hfs
tsesa aeres1asy h lease ~ " lsie
u.hllst aatti
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
BRYANT BROS.
p. O. Address Box 1877
Manch e ster Center. VI.
Estate OF Eliza Baldwin
Order Of Noiice Of Allowance IL
Account.


STATE o. VERMONT Distnef Of manehesf-
ef, 81.
Tnf HONORABLE fnoBAgf gDrHf For
TsF pIrrEgcf AF0BKEAfDs
10 all gereoils Interested ~ thF estate ~
Etfzh Baldwin late ~ Aan1Rhts. ~
said District, deceased. SHEKffaGf
wHFRFAr. saia Court has assigned the
nth dag ~ luly meat NJ ~ O'Clock ia the
forenoon. Tor e1BHining ana allowing
tha account ~ he AdmllHistfHtfT ~ the
estate 81 SAID dEeehsttl ana iof
aerree 81 the residue ~ said estate -
the iAsful claimants ~ the sanis. aha or
dpFea fhaf public notice Thereof ~ given -
al persons Interested ~ said estate 10 Bhia-
iishtng this order three weeks speetsalksig
previous 10 TIE daS hAsigneds 80 VIZ Man
rhestef Joufuaf a news pff Daialfhhd Al
Manchester IN said District
TuFEYFoEY Yea arr hsfahy notified -
nuDsar az the PROBATE 9ifles ~ Manchester
m ssid District an fhe daB Asaiznfa Z hsf
ug,a there Ia contest tha allowance - said
s,esgsInt II 700 ser cause ADD - establish
youf fBRht ~ heirs. issniess SUD Ass fHl
Claimants 10 satd feeidps.
Ofssn ufIdsf ny haBd. this 4f1 aag II
ii EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
ATTENTION
Estate Of George Mason.

Order oi Notice of Allowance of Acct,
STATE OF VERMONT District - Ma1
chester, -,
The Probate cant ~ ne Disgicf ~ un-
chester.
10 all persons Interested IA tbs estate of
George Mason late of Manchester Ia said
District deceased.
0RrrTfNu3
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the
Iath dnS 81 Iny next al ten O'CLOCK 20 tbs
forenoon Tor examining aud ALLOWING
the account al N T. uoNuy, ADMINISTRATORS
Of The estate Ut said deceased aud tor
u decree oi the residue Of said estate 10 the
lawful claimants uf the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof ~ given % al
persons interested IA said estate By puhlish
ing this order three weeks surcessiN ely pre-
yiuH Ia thu day hssiRned, IA the MHnchrs-
ter Journal HfnuNspaper published at Man
chester Ia said District.
IHEKEfuRE, you nre hereby not iilrd 10
uppenr ~ the Probate unlre IA Manchester
"a snld District on The dny assigned, then
nnd there 10 contest the allowance oi SAID
account II yuu sre rHuae ana 10 establish
your right n heirs, legntres and laWiut
claimants 20 said residue
Given under my hand this i6tii day Of
June, tpil.
O EDWARD GRlFFlrH, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
clyde Taylor Is haying in 50
Londonderry.

clyde Taylor IS haying in SO,
Londonderry.
Miss Alice Kelley Of Ntag York
arrived here Tuesday for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Thos. Lee and two sons
~ Worcester. Man.. have Joined Mr.
lee here Tor the summer Mr. Lee
Is employed b. the Norcross- West
Marble Co.
James perwin. who has been
employed by he Norcross- West
Marble Co. FOR some time. has rent.
"a the house on River st. recently
purchased ~ A. A. Pettiboue.
The Nea York Store have grea,
~ improved their entrance By TO-
sialline nsS concrete steps aud
pavement The eork was done by
w G Miller and il one o. the fln-
sHs pieces 81 eaFk ~ us kind IN this
section.
The following concert will BE-
played by the Manchester Union
Bard IL this village Friday night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
Trotting Stallion.
KOCIAN, 38,O84
Standard. American Trotiins Regis.
ter Vol. 10.
PEDIGREE.


PEDIGREE.
This young stallion was sired ~ X rem,
In, zlG34 sire ofGO with records from gfi,
to 2lsl; he by Lord Russell. Il iuil brother 81
Maud 3, 2Asi4.
The dam Of Koclnn Is Amorita trial g ~
dam OF knldnr AIS, a brother ~ kOel1n; she
by Kentucky Prince, sire Of Guy 2,lUlA, and
22si4, a f1li sister OF the grfHt Dexter 2if1s
also full sister to Dictator, sire OF jay Eye
See 40 etc, by finmbleiGnian ~. Third
dam, Clnrn with ~ DESCENDANTS 10 the ~
list, including Uifectum Eu0l4 StfathbrFfy
autl4 Nathan strauss Yni' =, JUhuny strauss
20il4, Direct 2l1is and q host ~ others. She
by American star H. The daughters al
American star bred TO Ham birtOnihn pro-
dueed the record breakers Ia their time
DESCRIPTION,
HE'S I5is hands high. weighs iVA ~.
color bay, beautiful style, perfect trotting
action nnd capable OF obtaining yery low
record.
The breedcfsof this county are fortunate
In having such u wei bred stylish young
stallion within their reach.
This horse viii make tlle season ~ 1911 NJ
the stable 81 hts owners. BRYANT BKOs
Fast Dorset.
SERVICE FEE 800 TO WARRANT
Having complied with the lass of Yer.
mont Act VI 1910. xe shalt eiaim all rights
conceded 10 us ~ said Act,
Mares tradsad OF of not regularly return.
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served on all mares and fonis. Al Dllis due
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