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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-14
Farewell to all summer Wear-thingS.

Now the time has for every summer wear-thing in the store to say farewell.
 There is to be argument appeal from the deci- slon. Every last of the thin readytowear articles simply must move out.
 Yet 1t seems almost foolish thing to make their prices so little propose Those prices have been small enough goodness knows And there weeks and weeks to come in which each of them may (and wi be worn with comfort and satisfaction.
 But an even-itter price is about the best thing know to make them farewell with genuine pleasure and not to finger in the going So here those prices that will prove nightly interesting every
 Lawn dresses colors, good styles, have been s15O- 95c
 Pretty dresses of linen gingham percale and lawn, good colors and combinations, have been $195-S150. Dimity lawn and gingham dresses wonderfully fresh and attractive, have been $3.5O-$25O rqusete lawn and gingham at tractve and much taste
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-14

MULLHALL.-In this city, Aug. fl, 1911,s at ,91ft Lee avenue. Mary, daughter of Mrs Margaret Null hall, aged 26 years.
 Notice of funeral hereafter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
pin Nlnrltlc DIAL.

Rnt,and One OF the biggest mar
bic Geals IN many years. involving q
complete working plant together
- ! .al 7 bic quarrles was complet'
ed Wednesday afternoon when the
Green Mountain Marble Company
With general Offices in this city
leased me Columbian Marble Quarry
ing cumpany's plant and quarries
The lease ls signed by the receivers
of the Columbian Company Governor
San .cad, Newman j. Chaffee
aud Henry +. Field, all of Rutland,
and is for two years, beginning Dec
epber G. 1911 It contains an option
FOR purchase at any time dnflng the
term OF the lease. General Manager
lis. u. switzer stated Wednesday
night that men would be at work
lhp next day getting the plant In
this city into working order. II was
also stated that the opption TO pur-
chase would be taken up within a
seHr
Tile Green Mountain Marble Com
pany Ia capitalized under the laws
IT Maine for $3.50. 900 and the bond
Is S250,000 The holders are mosty
Boston and New York men The
plan; has three mills containing 30
saving gangs OF the modern type
AID steam and electric power
plant 10 operate the mills is In
place An office building, thorough
Is remoGoled. Is also located on the
size. The Green Mountain Marble
Company previously owned and con
if3lled three quarles in Middlebury,
tep IN Pittsford, two IN Brandon ant
$40 n West Rutland These quar-
rles viii be started in the spring
pnd Is thought that the new Col
u,nbfn quarry at Proctor viii be
started Monday
The ,;reen Mountain Go, bought
nl BE concern known as the Dorset
Mountain Marble Company and has
boen operating the mill there for
semc time II is expected that the
plant on Columbus avenue will be In
running order in six weeks at the
outside The yard viii be filled with
electric cranes The company has
branch offices In Boston. New York.
philadelphia hieaeo aud Cincinnati.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

NEstf : om 80 a. agriculture.
ghr isth Aunual Winter Courses
4lti \, e'iffea ~ the College Of AZ.
flrrauie II the University q Yer
meat tis tsar beginning Tuesday
rs. alsr seih They will BE- four
la pewhtg. stt
Fcm weeks ~ Creamery and
nat Na8homent Dec 70. Jan 30
g. Fip weeks in DalryinT and
5ea,al ieuiiure. Jan ~. Feb.
49,
Tao Nrrkf course foF women
Is iiaoto Eccnvn,los. Jan ~. Feb
10.
rMfins vces. Jan Ig a.
aga iera nGg take any one. two,
IT nA % the courses NORTH Hall.
~ "a. thc ptrk Is done. II we'll
niaippot win special appliances for
t.a.hlur short course students.
Nme Instructors are employed, sew
aal fpe, ally Tor short course work
Instr leilou is carried out BY means
81 lectures .,exi- books. practical work
ia the iala fatory and In the cream
- aud iu other Ways
Any y,rmonier rs years Of age,
er n.s,r. e either scs. may be adj
miu. 4. apd without examinations.
lhe ieea ere moderate $500 per
a0ura Tor Courses and 2; s2.5o
fer Course 3 Farmers week IL free
- at. looks. suits. etc. cost about
$500 more.
Ora luues find places In charge
of farms. herds. COW test associa-
tionp "a creameries, Ice cream fac
tories and The like; IN particular
there Is considerable demand, not
fully met. for men TO take charge OF
COW test sFsoeiations
Fot further information, and for
DESCRIPTIVE circular address the
Dean o, The College of Agriculture,
rnlYersi-y Of Vermont. Burlington,
Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
BACH no PRISON AGAIN.
Thkei-af-Learc Mon Are Sent Ga
Windsor From Bennington.

Bennington, Dec. l0.-Actlng on
warra..i lssaod to Superintendent
~ 5 Lowell Of the state prison at
Windsor by ticy John A. Mead,
sheriff Frederick Godfrey has turn
"a over Charles T. Galusha. the
q kei-o. leave mar who has been
III the rouaty llll here since Noyem-
be- ~. TO Depniy sheriff ]. u. Pur-
as Galusha gt,s hack to pprison
- SEW, aH a unleutt that viii moi
lsrndns.e until February Z, 1921
Galusha Was arrested In Bangor.
Ne. late Ia November on the
1rge OF aealns copper wire be-
lupeiag 10 tic Ms England Tele-
phone c0mpAn ~hich had been re-
laying It's cable llnt this fail be-
sweea kntlabd fad Manchester. At
tbs time II his asfest he was 10
charge a Probation officer John
Nash N thip village. having teen
uarJoera from tas state prison by
Gov q II proutv GaIusha was SER
sing sentence 81 8 years for Two
Offences a burglary committed here
~ ihe Bart nrolhers clothing store
j. me spring 81 1897. tiis pardon
wAs dated Msrgi 30. 1893.
Since leaving the prison al wind
sor. GAiasha hnd been living In
Ibis village and had been employed
AZ the Bottom a Torrance collar
factory where be vas working al
she time II BIS arrest for The breaks
- the clothing store Since his re-
lease he had married and early last
summer moved With his wife and in
fart daughter 20 Manchester where
be bad been living wi,h hss wife's
parents
4 brother-ia.isw. AdolpA Merrier.
sas implicated with 0alusha in the
copper sire theft and the two have
bern tAkeu to wiaRsor. where Ner-
eier wiii serve a sentence 81 =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
bennington County Road Commits
stunsrs Meet Ia Manchester.

very enjoyable diauer vas
gi,on on~ "Wednesday Der 18Th
1911. al the oniR Cottage to tho
Road Commissioners 81 Remington
C0any Thy Mr., James n wilbur
The 81, included NJ F Killion Of
Arlington. James Leonard aud
Aaron rill Of Bennington. John Mat
500 and n. NJ. sheridan Of Dorset.
Robert i Young Of Glastonbury, ~
Washington OF Landgfoye, Fred O,
bNuru u ,ias,hester. c, A. Prouy
Of Peru. Frank J Davis 81 powna(
~ ! Stafford Readsboro, Il Nor
~ i Rdpeft. . Bentley OF sand
gate. Roy Pennington Of searseurg,
iAbH Eohlas3u end Simeon Dean 81
sLanshury, Quincy A Hail Of sun
duriaud n, O coleman ot Winhali,
Fred 4 lowlos IF Woodford
Also judge = Bates, supervl.
sot u Highways Bennington County
ana Mcssrs Gtcfee mn and Mr.
Ar,bar ) Merchant. Commissioners
tor working STATE Roads Mr Chas
~ latee, state Highway Commits
sl.uur. aho aas ccte so much for
go.G raaHs IA tts State was unable
10 attend bur wrote splendid let
tcr srip!lnr 4, irgs to the item
nlaetun county mmlssionofs IN
which Dc stated that he would 20
operate Ntih them in any way -
could Tor the betterment Of the
roads 10 Bennington County
food road commissioners are I'M
pnstant TO any community as they
can by ihoir cooperation increase
the value % city lots a. wen as
farm .atd They are most impor-
taut msn In this County which IL
the southwestern gateway through
which large majority Of the strang
era THAR eome IL Vermont enter
anA gc, their fast impression Of the
State.
We TOOK for good results from
thls gathuiina hope they viii
meet uigcn end VIE trust the good
citizens Il ain gton County will
20 ,!ag H ava assist oar Road
Commissioners q give Bennington
Coaeiy th~ bttt roads ii the State
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
STATE OF VERMoNT.

| STATE OF NEKMONl,
BENNINGTON COUNTY, So.
Before William c. Peck.
Justice OF the Peace.
William J. Morrow
against
French Campbell.
Notice Is hereby given that ]
| hold an execution against French
Campbell the above named defend
ant. IN favor OF the said William J..
Morrow, issued upon judgment
rendered by William C. Peck, ESD,
Justice OF the Peace for the Coun-
| Is OF Bennington. for the sum OF
rorty-one dollars and forty cents
| damages with costs taxed al four
| dollars and seyenty-one cents, be-
ing forty-six dollars and eleven
cents in the whole, and that said eX-
ecution has been levied and eN-
| tended upon all the timber and trees
standing or growing upon the follow
| Ing described parcel of land situat.
in the town of Sandgate In the
County OF Bennington and state OF
Vermont, with said defendants
right In equity TO redeem the same
as the property of the said defend
ant, to wit,
Said parcel of land being known
as the William Lourie lot and lying
I'm School District No. 8, being leas-
ed to said French Campbell by SAID
William Lourie for term OF twelve
years. said lease being recorded IN
Book Is, pages 3G2 and 1868 of Sand
gate Land Records BY the terms
OF said lease said William Lourie
sold and transferred to said French
Campbell all his right, title and in
terest In and to all the timber and
trees standing or growing upon SAID
premises which are supposed to con
tain forty acres more or less.
Notice is hereby further given
that by virtue of said execution, ana
by the direction of Deming & Dem
ing, attorneys for the creditor in
said cause, unless the said amount
of said execution, costs and interest
together with my fees and legal
charges thereon, are in the mean
time paid and satisfied, ! shall sell
all the timber and trees standing OF
growing upon the above described
parcel of land together with SAID
debtors right in equity to redeem
the same, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the
amount of said execution, interest
and all costs thereon, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for the
same, at the Town Hall in said
Town of Sandgate, on the End day
of January, 1912, at ten o'clock ID
the forenoon, to satisfy In whole or
In part said amount OF SAID exeeu-
ton. costs and interest, together
with my fees and legal charges
thereon. as directed in said execu-
ton.
Dated at Sandgate in the County
Of Bennington and State OF YER
mont, this Slh day OF December,
1911.
RAY BENTLEY,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

rear and ain m0nthf
Deputy shsnff PufaY also toos
wHh him q laird prisoner James
Condor az Ruiland. also = tickel-0t-
lsats man Nho lad bccn heai 20
y nssor Ora burglary committed to
Autlana ana pardoHed w Coz Mead
conaon had broken his parole "a
some minor selnil and had left the
state 10 lad been r~cenily lorat'
~ ), the Rutland authorities 81
Alhaas end a pSff tnt vas sect her,
To Fhmif t.adf - for his arrest
Tar sheriff sasils found his man 81
/ the SrN YORK iate capital ans
brought him 70 jan here Fridal
nlsfi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
Estate OF James Smith.
Order Of Notice viii.

sTATE on VERMONT district Of Man
chester, -,
me HeaoraLie ffejofe fpna fy NJ
Ijistrirt n Nraehsster.
To all persons Interested in tbe estate 81
lanes smith Int 81 Manchester ~ said
District deceased.
fREggfsg;
Afn Probate court holden M Manchester
within and fyf said District on the 18th dsS
81 NOV. 1911 au instrument parpoftlbs u
- the last Mfil ard Testament ~ Jame'
smith late ~ Manchester ia said Dist
triet decenss q was presented ~ thf Goiifi
Aforesaid fgr PROBATE.
And IL l. ordered 10 said Court that tbs
fist day 81 Iecrmifr. 1911. nj ten O'Clock
~ the forenoon NJ tbs Probate once
Va said Manchester IT. assigned for proving
said Instrument mud thht notice thereof -
given 20 Ali t~8rsons concerned. ~ publish
iHg this order THREE weeks suerrssfseiy "a
fhe Manchester Joarnai d new phlsfr CIR.
cul4tinR 10 that yieiHiiy. % shsd District
previous 20 the time Appointed
1nErFFoKK. poo are hardy notified ~
appsar before said fDuu, Al the time eDa
place hfOrsshid. aud contest he pfs5iatF ~
said viii, II 200 have cAase.
Given under my 1sild ~ Manchester ~
.aid District. tAis 9Th DAP u November isii
a. kHAAkb GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
State Tournament 10 he Held la
Rutland This Month.

Tap Vermont Checker Associa'
ton sll hoid i,s aecoud annual tour
nament q, .sa,apa opening Wcdnes
day December 81. and continuing
,hs0nFh Thursdar and Friday. De-
cenlsr aui 20 A business meet
inl ii the sife4 iatlon will be held
a. ilse nsiock = cdnesday and the
"a fucy Ntii lceh 1T . N the
famo Gas rhe usodern two move re-
stfielion style viii govern the play
ghe Association q, It's business
meeting Na determine the prizes to
,,tel ,rpa the Winners The winner
~ Gba i.nnuts wiii BE- recognized a.
STATE eharfloi, The secretary ~
TBS ASS iaiion IL arranging team
matsh ssh saw Hampshire players
- sasc rare IN JANUARY a fehrn.
arY
a II hngrd i sake this 81 am
naA, ,rsHi I6r first match 70 BE-
hy'a "a New i;Aapshire, probably al
Concord. and ibsn alternating be-
taeea ibe twa sfstes each year A
cordial ltaiioa u extended % al
~. plsyers II she STATE 10 Join ths
ss alton aaa participate % ih'
cnmiEF q fef
The Association mMs organized Al
Huntington February -. 1911 viii
IN charter members G J has'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

seal ~ aar ffon ~ prtfissai ~
q ts clHofs q q Aitans a. sios
pr ctHt ena inriaeea ampnE its
aaHlHfa fefh usli fnopn players a.
SAT- amBioa u. G cAmpbeli ~
tot Aas t.champiens Gel G y.
Gats e 'safiugt0n, y 4. nAilef 81
RBuana arc r. n HyFef o. Ran-
te.fh lF a. vaiieau o. Morris
ult sgnau and hoas % Burllnr.
t4 1anls u 81 Adams AID I. 2
"a. y 0ellAaa
HE trat.g VIA he held A. th'
talaHg tasiress Coliere oa Norif
Main 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14


~ a. West Was Ia Ratland last
Friday on business
Christmas neckaeAr AZ } G
IteatlA 3t.2
Mrs Hai, Of schenectady, n
8. las Joined her husband at Dea
RpiItn sykes
Tea aud Mrs 4 simmons were
ia Troy y s., for few days last
week
n A. C1bort Of the West Road
Va. IL nrattisboro several days last
week GA tusincss
r X. 1ianley was in Brattle-
boro for three days last week lie
vent over IN his Ford a"
when IN Manchester Center call
and see the new goods at Harry
Adams ~
y. n. Kent OF Rutland was In
town for few days last week on
business
Henry liulzbcrg has bought the
Geo. Wade place on Elm ST., from
Iiefbcn n. Williams. Price not men
tioued
Miss Anthony. who was visiting
az Mrs. c. n. Kent's. left Monday
Tor cleveland, o.. 10 be gone during
the winter.
Reieaisals for the Xmas en-
tertainmerts OF the church and
schools have begun. Mrs. r. NJ
Campbell is IN charge.
Miss Sherman and Miss Sey-
rour very kindly assisted the choir
Sunday as Miss Sykes was unable
10 s,ne on account OF a bad throat
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. phelon en-
terts,ned the Fridge Whist Club
last week Thursday. Two tables.
Winners were the host and hostess
Miss Nellie Dalton is at J NJ.
Armstrong; for the winter, She has
taken the place of the former Miss
Kelley who is now Mrs Peter Nc
Laughln.
Mrs. George Sexton Of East Dor
set was one OF those who attended
the entertainment at the church
last Friday light. She was the
gdest of her sister, Mrs. A. y. Rob
crs,. over Light.
n. N Campbell. Master of Wash
ington Pomona Grange. Il, II. West,
Master pf I,orset Grange. Mrs, II.
IL West. and W. II. Roberts, Stew
ard elect OF borset Grange. are at
tending the state Grange meeting at
Montpelier this week
Miss Helen West celebrated
her fourth birthday last Saturday by
entertaining bout twelve OF her
young friends. They all had
lovely time. and when leaving said
they wished Helen would have
birthday ~ the time"
The entertainment at the churc
last Friday evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by large audience, and
he parts were well rendered and
we're the source of great deal
Of amusement to the audience. To
mention any one of the players
would be unfair MS all did excep-
,lonally well, and had their parts
40 perfection Almost 500 was real
2ed which will be used to help
pay for installing the water in the
kitchen OF the church. The fol-
lowing was hte program: Flute
solo, accompanied by Mrs Campbell,
Nh. 7. V. comba. Song by Mr.. Com
"a Play "Dr. Baxter's Invention,
Cast OF Characters. DR.. Baxter,
N m Walsh; Roxina, Mrs A. y. Rob
Ats; Mary Ann, Miss Laura Tows-
ley, Patients, Mrs. VIM Crandall,
oliver Gilbert and clifton =. Kent.
Flute Solo, Mr. comba
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereb,
agree to refund the money on DO,
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar il II fails to cure youl
cough or cold We also guarantee
a 25-cent bottle to prove satisiac-
tory or money refunded.
Hard's Drug Store.
Whipple's Drug Store.
II. A. Brophy.
j. A. Marshall.
Adams & Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
A Christmas Suggestion.

70 your friend who enjoys good
reading sou can make no better
or more acceptable Christmas gin
than subscription to the Boston
Evening Transcript
The publishers have issued
neats epraved subscription eerti'
ficat. 10 be given to those ordering
the paper as a holiday offering
witch ~ be sent by mail TO reach
tho recipient at Christmas time.
Free sample copies and rates vii
be cheermlly furnished by the Bos.
ton Transcript Co, Boston, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
Wurk Commenced on the Meitowec
Valley Railroad.

AT the meeting OPT the Mettowee
Valley Railroad Co, held at Pawlei
last saturday afternoon, all the item
OF tie call as issued We're carried
aud q j.. Leach OF Pawlet and John
Il shaeon OF Dorset were appoint.
"A a committee to take charge OF
the week. II being voted that the
aeec money be appropriated "a
beg u construction Of the road
a 81, also voted TO cancel the re-
'or the two previous meetings.
On Monday morning Messrs. Shell
don and Leach started IN at the
terminus OF the NJ. u. & G. R'y and
broke ground for the new road.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

fAa pea, convention iof tho mona.
laa,ion ~ q candidate far president
auA Ysa president % b. held ~
lte Republican partF sill be- hr1
81 ehicAec o. June 18th neat
t ad vas sroken fnr aas
ua aiiou ~ fgilfoad from Gar.
81 IL So d ,,rh "a Granville Y
d % n4tnsg @Ft Let us aaH
that the day VIII nos h. far distant
etea his fo8lu tit BE- completed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

tnnual Meeting of Dorset Grange.
Al h. regular meeting of Dorset
Grange Wednesday evening. Dec. 6.
the following officers were elected
10 servo for the coming year Mas
ter. II. NJ Campbell oyerseer, Burr
iiarwood. Lecturer, Mrs. G. II.
Kent; steward, W. X. Roberts; Asst
steward, John Hulsberg: Chaplin
Mrs Merritt Chapman; Treasurer.
v, simmons: Secretary. Miss Mabel
I.udd: Gate Keeper. Ernest Edger-
ton, Ceres. Mrs VIM. Batchelder
Pomona, Mrs. +. II. West Flora
Mrs. Edmund Manley.
Miss Glydis crandall was given
the stli Degree Obligation II was
voted that the Grange furnish trans
pcitatiou for all members desiring
80 attend Pomona meeting at Rupert
Friday neat II was laso voted that
the housewives air be held In Feb
rusty. and committee Of twelve
marked ladies we're appointed 10
rake arrangements.
After tie meeting was closed the
young people enjoyed an hour OF
dancing and the older ones EN-
IIoyed the me in social visiting.
Worthy Master John scribner and
James Leach, u OF Pawlet, aere
weiocrae guests al the meeting
The ncNt meeting DECEMBER goth
N.ll he heieil,o-s night. and Metgo-
wee valley GraEg~ OF Pa9iei has
heea invited 20 s,iend and furnish
the program.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

When in Lamoille county stop at
the Hyde Park Inn, under the new
management of G. +. Slavery, late oil
The Brandon Inn, Brandon,Vt. Good
cooking, clean beds, prompt service,
s,eam heat. electric lights. reason
able charges, homelike, pleasant and
comfortable. 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
Commissioners Notice

Estate of Ella Henderson Mon.
The undersigned, having been appointed
ny the Honorable Probate Court for the DIS
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, to re,
ceiye, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF
ELLA Henderson Moul
late OF Rupert I'm said district
deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto hereby give notice that We Will meet
for the purpose Aforesaid, ut the resi-.
dence OF Wills MouI In the town oil
rupert. In said District on the
2sth day OF May next from O'Clock .. N,
until I O'Clock y. IN on said day aud that six
months from the 18th day OF NOV. A. D.,
1911, is the time limited by said Court for
aid creditors to present their claims To us
for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Rupert this 18th day Of
November. A. u. 1911
JOHN G. BoYNT0N. ioon
SAMUEL A. HAY. is""'
WINS Monl. Administrator. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

Ths i0urhal Wishes lo tauEisia.
late fhsa most efeeieni paper ibe
II Alhahn nsiiy MeFsonerg 10 ~
ia.msyta appearance typographical
III n ioOks IKE Il nra paper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

II hat b.tt finalit 0efidrd ihai
lae Nalps $40 blows from tho 3't
sl8r - ieasrepi mine Rep -
bse the Maiue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

p.m mont has certainly been we'll
taken rarc ~ 10 the assignments 81
,hp Aoagte senator Dillingham; has
Jns, teen appointed member -
the committee % Foreign Relations
Ria stralor Page has been ma s.
hsHman ~ The committe on priu.-
sus Congressman Foster is mem
ber a. ,he House committee on
FufflEu i lsiiona and the ranking
republican member al that Il
payH "a keep good men in office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
Nichols & Barney
ALWAYS HAVE WHAT THEY ADVERTISE
Christmas News From
|VermOnt's Largest Mems Wear Store.

There's glsening beautiful array Of Holiday Goods here
for the inspection Of all in search Of suitable gifts for the Men and
Boy folks on your remembrance list With increased selling
force and the stock your shopping
TROUBLES will be ghenedin our Here's partial list
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

Air bs,hs,f Is making no ac'iye
aafass Cor ibc nomination fof ~3F
tfuat bat ghe Denoer Club Of Mont
pelier h. Fcisng very active 10 his
hpusil f. Is good thing TO have
plenty II good friends.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14

g1eFs il nasss NatArsa iB tsais sFe2iea %
ttAs ftaaafrs fhAh ~ csbet Diseases psi fos
lxstH.as ans Hnifa tae 3asl fee s0afe vac
Ast4eaa,ssss w ~ tslfmsah se fuf Eae&i gssais
fsfsss Aafi0gs F5fv.ssssstucfa 81 local Iistssf
ttAsa Fnasssstasa iokN8 fffHeltees $50 ~ fsAfis
4ssasfia fAshas AZ AafF @fth ssa ~ tfx@tNtfaf.
s,sfsiiiasHetla I'll tnEA4niie ~sitsNrf bas pfuttn
4 nsatxs tss 49, q gassstsilatiisssg disease Asac
As tnfx fs4stpef 9u stBs ii tssaSA RFtatfs3fti
lsaafis tiarNfsE q Gff. manufactured ~ r.
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