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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-30

Colonel Roosevelt continues to
speak with an authoritative voice in
behalf of the United States. Even
though the authority be questioned,
the wisdom of his remarks cannot,
when he says all we require of Mexi-
co is order, justice and independence.
In fact, that state of mind on the part.
of this country has been suspected
for some time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-30

A number of the new towns in the
western portion of the state believe
in taking time by the forelock, and
are already announcing that they will
give the people of their part Of the
state grand, whooping Fourth Of
July celebration this year, and put
ting themselves in line to forestall
the declarations of other ambitious
towns along that line.
Easter this year will fall on April
16, nearly three weeks later than any
year since 1905, when the date for the
annual church festival fell on April
%. Easter last year was early,
March 27, which is the earliest possi-
BILE date for the festival, which is al
ways the first Sunday after the full
moon on or after the twenty y e.a & & :st ;.a =
of March. If the full moon happens
on Sunday, Easter is celebrated one
week later.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

Elsewhere Ia this issue appear
an article g,ying Ia detail the al
rAngements being perfected for th>
a,q.ning Of new gymnasium ant
assembly hall for Burr q burto..
Seminary. This Ia matter tina,
comes right home 10 every residen,
~ this section Of the state and 4,
IL hoped that all the friends o.
this venerable and honor ed lnsti
tutlon viii lend helping hand t.,
the needs OF the hour The PIE
sent principal. James Brooks, has
done Tremendous amount OF gooc
substantial work since he too
chal &c OF the Seminary aud has
looked after the physical propoft.
as II has not been looked after l..
q great many years and his endtaN
ors 10 place this school on high
or plane IA being appreciated b.
all who have come IN touch viii
The man and his work. II oYei.
one who has ever attended th1
school would give a helping ham
the outcome viii be surprising
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
IN VERMONT.

BY n vote OF 32 TO the vlllag,
OF Marshfleld accepted the charte
:. granted by the legislature. Their,
were 40 names on the original peti
ton and 81 voters attended tn,
ineeting.this being most of the lega
voters Of the town.
Mrs. Arthur Il. Pinney, Of Wood
stock, has been awarded the secont
prize of 1925 In the Ladies' HON,
Journal contest for an article OF
How TO Dress on $50 Year
1t IL expected that the article con
trlbuted by Mrs. Pinney will be pub
lished In the next issue of the Jour.
nal.
Mayor James f. Burke, of Bur
llngton. has sent letter TO Score
I tary Of he Treasury MacVeagh call
llng attention TO the activities o.
Collector G. II. Darling In the mat
.er of the municipal light plant
and Directing to an officer OF the
United States treasury serving al
attorney for the Burlington Ligh
Power company
Orville II. Hall, former Jericho
boy, now OF Atlanta, Ca, has Jus
been elected 10 tn office OF lieute
nant-colonel OF thee Fifth Georgia
militia. and will soon take his ex
limitations for that position. MI
Hall has been for some years edi
tor and proprietor of the Southeas
tern Underwater, published at At
lanta, and has been n captain Ii
this same regiment for some time.
j. c. Farwell, OF Amsden, whose
big barn was burned recently ant
himself was terribly burned tryint
10 save his horse, is slowly impro,
Ing. One horse refused to go ou
and persisted. The flesh on one OF
Mr. Farwell's hands Is coming off
he other Is not as bad The barn
was about $50 feet long and con
talneed so tons OF hay and all his
farm machinery.
Lake Champlain Is without doub'
frozen solidly over aud from It's ap
pearance viii stay frozen until
spring. A party drove over Satur.
day afternoon from Shelburne ba,
and reported the Ice 10 be over lC
inches In thickness wherever a hole
was made The people who are put
ting out fishing shantles also re
port the Ice 10 be thick outside the
Dreakwater. The fishing holds good
and this season promises TO be
-ecord breaker for smelt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE! TAX SALE!

Tie nonresident propriciors 81 the Town
Of Niuhaii. IN the county ~ Bennington are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said town within the two years next proceed
Ing this date, rernnin either In whole or IN
part unpaid, on the following described
lands in said town. 70 WITT
About " acres Of land, be the same
InofS or less. supposed TO BE- "a part OF
lpt No. IN range g. aud known M the
Bush place also sDcnt " acres Of
lana b. tbs same more or less. being
known gs the tedor place
Set Ia The list 10 Antoine Douglass
1919 ln1 800, 1910 tax til3 tslD
About hcrks 81 land D. The same fnurr
Or iessand being part Of lot No.sin
range ~. bounded on the gest -
Manchester town line, and lhnds 81
the mte Edward Roberts. on the
sonth by lands 81 Arfemaa GleASonas
estate; On The east hy lands ~ the
late ffiTnru Gilmore; on the north by
lAnas % ms Bte q. H. McNanghion
SCI 10 the list 10 FRITZ HHgens 1910 tag S1S5
About - acres u land, H. the same
more 81 iess nhd Being a part ~ lot
No 7 ~ range 9. bounded Oh the NORTH
~ the highway oH the east - Land
formerly 0sned 10 ". =. johnson on
the sauih amt sect hy the original
lines ~ said lot
SCI in the isl u v. q. wilder.
1891 fsf3. no tax tl9As gla49
And somneh ~ aid lands win - soid II
Public Auction. 81 the f0xn lsfE one III
Ninhhil. on TIE fth DAD 81 March. ne1t al i
iis 70 discharge said taAes sIth eotfs. unls -
egeflonsis saig.
HERBERT JOANs0sF.
Collector u IOAa Taxes
Dated a. Minhsii this srb day " gana.
Az, A, y. ls.l. W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

rafsfalip PLANNED fAmp@isn u
rbier fund ~ $40 Gov for aFm
naflsm and Assembly liail igi
ilWgr ana huft6n Aemlnarg. hR'
srea uudeTthkea ~ The HoAri ~
lfafifts asa Principal If The semi
Gafr.
Oaeihlrd % thts amount hA,
beu pledged - q Esusrous friend
~ the lualiufi0u on the condition
ihht tho balance ~ raised within
WaiEs mouths
TbU Trustees themselves aad 9th.
"a .nteTetfed citizens are subscribing
.ihe alig according 10 their several
abilities
Az seon AZ possible all public
spirited persons. both residents and
so0-i oelacn.a, who are willing 10
assift Ia th.s y.fy important eater.
prise will be afforded opportunity
70 ronttibute
II al who are Interested 81 who
should b. interested Ia the welfare
Il this school, this town, and this
section 81 the state. help In proper
Jon 90 their ability. the Gymna
dunn 40 loug deslred. will become
~ scarcely mofe than 4 year. an
accomplished fact
The significant and far-reaching
consequences resulting directly and
indirectly from this Invaluable ae-
luiEltlun can scarcely be oYer-esti-
mated and they fully justify all the
aacfifices niece ssary TO secure H.
Bat 70 make sure Of holding the
iifcr Of tho 5000 everyone must
ieip. Contributions Of $500, $500
5000, $500. $4,000 are as neees
ary as larger contributions. The
Eidow mite counts just as do lar
ger offerings
Again the offerings Of one en-
.UuragcB. By example, the offerings
II others.
A committee Of Trustees has the
management and administration OF
he fund. and will see that every
iollar raised IN carefully expended
.or the purpose specified to pro
uFe the best results possible with
be fund Ia question. This commit
ea viii receive all contributions
nd issue receipts for the same
The PRINCIPAL, james Brooks, has
ieen authorized by the Trustees to
5olicit contributions for this cause
Names Of all contributors will
% carefully preserved and suitable
ecognition accorded in such perma-
tent fashion as such giving emil
iently deserves. aud In such man
Ter as the committee may later de-
,ermine
A more carefully analysed state
nent concerning he imperative need
II tho building 10 question Is given |
herewith.
A Gymnasium Building
The time has come in the his
DRY OF the school when Il building
n suitable Assembly Hall,
gymnasium facilities and other facii
ties has become absolutely essential
o the fullest success and future
development Of the school.
Such building Is obviously nee
.ssary 10 provide" means for suita-
lie exercise, and for physical cnl-
ure. Ii is further necessary to
,rovlde a suitable headquarters for
orial. intellectual, musical and re-
Iglous activities that would here
Ind a much larger expression than
J now possible. -,
Here, In the Gymnasium Hall, V
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
THE SPIRIT CT OLD VERMONT.

We wish II had been possible fol
every voter In this and surrounding
towns 10 have been present az th,
lecture given by Or. John T. 1homA
Ia this village last Tuesday evcnine
taking as his subject The Spiii
Of old Vermont
Taxing up the educational sidt
% the present day conditions ht
made a strong plea for bette.
schools. which can the better b.
brought abou, by union a school
aud taking advantage Of state he'll
Ia the matter o. a paid Supefinten
dent who will devote his whole tins
10 the interests Of The schools nn
der his care
Dr. Thomas certainly has The
peculiar characteristics e the We.
mon,er well sized up and says thai
indifference Is one 81 the mali
troubles 20 be eontended with IL
getting into line Of progression.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
A Bigger, Better, Buster Burr and
Burton.
a Gymnasium Imperati,el, Needed and SI5.00O 10 be
Raised al Once. $1,000 Pledged II Balance Of
Amouna IN Raised In n Year.

ssstsnr five hundred poi -. aould
D. hese not 0nly dAhy class wofl
I Ia Physical Culture Athletic Con
tests Exhibitions etc but Alsu Mus.
leafs. School Dehatss DISSEMINATION
Contests. School Dramatics. Lecture
Courses Addresses. ia short. 81
those esenta that make the school
Z lie richly cultural aud isnd 10 unite
the school hnd community ta their
mutual advantage
Again, such building l. EVEN
] MORE necessary a. a MEANS to
very Important ENDS. FIRST. For
the growth 81 the school in stten-
dance and Ia revenues. growth
that would Immediately follow in
consequence OF the increased eff
cheney and Attractiyeness Of the
school life. 4 glance M the map
" southern Vermont will show
what strategic position Burr aud
Burton Seminary holds with refer
enoe 10 the educational interests Of
this section. II IL the logical edn-
eaiional and cultural center OF
Southern Vermont for thirty miles
In every direction and 10 a certain
extent TO other communities out
side it's immediate field, involving
al Immediate population of 10000
aud less directly 100000 Troy
Conference Academy. AZ Poultney
thirty miles northwest, Is the only
other co-educatlonal school OF Inn
portanee In this section This school
has it's own legitimate territory, |
Vermont Academy. I'm southwestern |
Vermont is for boys exclusively. and |
draws largely without the state. Lee
land-Gray Seminary. at Townshend,
has but a local field to serve and,
because Of location, can never be /
relatively important Internationally.
On the other hand, our lnstitu-
ton IN geographically and other
wise the educational center for a
large part OF central and southern
Vermont. IL is centrally located
on the Trunk Railroad Line of III.
State, has an ideal location, is sub
stantially emit wed, has extensive
grounds, has free use OF one OF
the best libraries In the state,
good church privileges, and enjoyi
such prestige ms long establishment
lends
The Gymnasium building" an
accomplished fact, thorough can
vass OF the communities IL serves
would result In yearly increasing
attendance of the ambitious yount
people of this section. The increas
"a attendance would mean bette
financial support and the gradual
of much needed cour
ses In Manual Training. Domestic
science, Normal Instruction, and
II would mean NOR,
Efficient school In every respect.
( Secondly; The acquisition OF thl
and the consequent growtl
II the school would mean an in
'reased interest on the part OF In
crested friends OF the school, thus
occurring further addition In later
ears to its equipment la the way
II buildings. endowment. etc.
This school holds a unique posi-
ion significant of much in the fu'
are social and religious history OF
considerable section of the state
Impetus given by acquisition OF the
gymnasium will make possible thu
ealizatlon Of its high mission. Let
very loyal friend help. be 1t ittl
r much.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE! TAX SALE!

rhe resident propristors Of the town {
Ninhall, n the county OF Bennington, M
hereby notified thot the taxes assessed b.
said town within the TWO years next proceed
ing This date, remain either IA whole or i
part unpaid ON the following describe
lands IN said town, TO witt
About ~ acres Of land, described rs fol.
lows:-A bout 40 acres of land, be the
same more or less, and being lot No.i
In range 5, formerly owned by Hiand
Groyer. Also about 20 acres 81 land.
be the same more or less, ana being
the westerly part OF the Paul Robbins
farm. so called. Also about lJ0 acres.
be- the same moro or less. and being
part Of lot No, Z. IN range 4, and part
OF lots No. o and ia range 3. and
known rs he j. j. johnson farm.
Also about lt2 acres, be the same more
or less, and bcins part OF lots No.
and IN rnnRe T. aud known as the
Lamson farm.
Also about 80 acres of lnnd. be the same
more or less, and being lot No.i0iB
range IL,
Also about p acres Of land. be the same
more or less, aud being the west part
OF lot No. IA range rs.
Also about oincres OF band, be the same
more or less, and being lot No. Ia
range 49,
Also about o. ncres Of land, be the same
more Or less. and being lot No. " IN
Set IN the list 10 Louis Dufrcsne. 1909
tax due u20j. 1910 tax. $500 g77lC
About lOb acres 81 land be the same
more or less, and being part Of lots
No. 5nnd IN fnige 2 nnd known as
the Mccoy place.
set IN the list 10 Lee r. Hcwes.
1910 tax ns16
And so much Of said lands VIII be sold at
Public Auiion, ut the Town clerks office, IN
" inhall, on he 9Th day Of March. next. at ]
l'clOck In she afternoon. ms shalt be reauis.
te To discharge said taxes with costs, uuless
paid.
HERBERT JOHNSON,
Collector Of Town Taxes.
Dated al N'inhall. this auth day Of Janu-
ny, A. D. 1911. 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
Estate Of Rodney W. R0by.

Order of Notice 80 Pay Debts.
STATE or VERMONT, District ot Man.
chester. 50,
The Honorable PfoJate Coar tor me Dis
frid dforesdtd
To the heirs and hli persons Interested IN
the estate Of Rodney w Roby, late of
Iasdgfove IN shid District, deceased,
GRKETfs0:
WHgEgAs, application hath been ipade 70
this Court ia writing, by the Admin
istrptris, praying for license aud au-
ceased for the payment Of debts aud charges
0f administration, setting forth therein ms
nnaonnt of debts due from said deceased, the
charges Of administration, ana the amount
Of personal estate aud The situation Of the
real estate.
NJrsrrP POS, The said Court appointed
and assigned the 10Th day ~ FEB.
NJ the Probate ONCE IN Manchester, Ia snid
District. 10 hear and decide upon said np.
plleat Ion. aud ordered that pabiic
notice thereof 10 ~ given 10 all persons In
terested therein, b. publishing said ofder
ioget her with the time and place 81 hearing,
three weeks 81 scessivsly Ia the Manchester
IOugsAI Il newrpaper which c,TcA stes m
the neisbisrrhood 81 hose intsrette.' o. said
estate. Ill 81 witch publications 81 al ~
previous IL the day assigned for hearing.
THgEEToGE, you ARE hcrsby hotined W
appear fefofe sgiu Court ~ IN time hnd
piaeo assigned then and there h. .aIa Gouri
10 make your objections 70 the gfanting Of
such license. II yon see cause.
Given under ny hand ~ Man hsster ~
safa District fbis zifl day ~ January. 1911.
~ HBNARD GRIFFITH, Jpdst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
Notaries Public,

Notaries public are said to have been
first appointed by the leaders Of prim'
hive Christians for the purpose Of col.
lecting data for the lives Of the first
century martyrs. 1t was long time
before the Office had 10 do with legal
employments. such as attesting deeds.
wills. etc. and establishing their au.
thentlcity In any other country There
was much lrregularity In the law COD
corning noiarles until the year 1901.
when statutes were passed In England
and other countries liking their duties.
New York American.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
Last Quarter.
rHE WEEK IN PROBATE oo,1.9

Fcb 2 Estate Of Rebecea FRO
van. SYNDICATE Account OF , III
Hicks, Admf.. audited Rnd allowed
Decree 81 Distribution
Fch. ?. Estate ct David Kent 81
Manchester Hearing ca arcoantaRg
continued tRo weeks
Feb, :, Estate ot J Huggle Wy
alari az Arlington Commissioners
report re.RFneS aud accepted.
Feb I.gtate ~ Raebem ~.
West II Peru Commissioner re-
port returned aaa accepted
Feb. 3. Ia &c Thomas Erumblsy
Q! Arlsngsna Court 81 Inquiry o..
der o. Removal
feh & Estate OF Charlotte A.
Reed u Manchester. Commission
efs rrpofs returned and accepted
Feb, 4 Estate 81 Maliada "
returned
ree. Estate o; Gavin Nuffat
@: Manchester Receipt Tor coii1i
sral lnhsslianse tax filed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB OF
WESTERN VERMONT. e
Annual Meeting AZ First Chnrth,
Burlington, the Afternoon AMI
Evening Of February II, 1911.

The following program is OF In
terest to all members OF the Congre
gatonal church In this section,
Afternoon Session.
2.30 Executive Committee Meet
Ing.
800 Business session with cleo
ion Of officers,
3.30 Discussion. What effec
I've attitude can Church and STATE
AXE toward DiYorce?" Opened by
Hon. Robert Roberts and Rev. Ruff
Flagg, y. y. Free discussion
from the floor IL desired.
zoo supper served IN the church
uaiIors az fifty cents plate, Pos,
lraudlal speeches by Prof. 9, II
Perkins. on "a Day OF Travel" b.
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, u. D.. and
others.
Evening Session.
500 Devotional Service.
Address "Congregationalisri
and the New Age" Rev. Ne
hemiah Boynton.D d. D., Brook
lyn. n. Y, Moderator of The
National Council
Members are requested to bring
.he lady members OF their families
n other friends, aud to notify Mr..
Il. s. Howard, Burlington. not latei
han February fourteenth. of theii
intention TO be present at the sup
Dor. and Ii they desire entertain
nent over night
Tho public are cordially invited
20 the sessions of the club.
The presence Of the Moderator
II tie National Council and hi
Optic should draw out large attef'
lance.
Members are desired 10 pay iheii
annual dues TO Mr.. r. II, Harrington
Treasurer, Brandon. Vermont,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE.

The auditors OF the Town OF
Manchester will meet at the Union
Opera House at Manchester Center
IN Monday, Feb. 18th. All the var
.ous town officers are requested to
have their accounts ready for and
ting at that time and II they could
De made up in typewriter form 1t
would greatly facilitate the work.
All those having accounts against
he town Will see that they are pre-
,ented to the proper Officers at
Jnce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

Oar old friend, the ground hes
was not "a Interested spectator g.
his RbAaoN on the 2hd inst
Was = stormy day aud % shadow.
were TO be seen According 20 tGA
We should have 40 yauy slring he.
u be 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

The peculiar circumstances con
cerniug the arrCstlHg OF a number o.
cltiEcus OF the town Of DOiset 70.
euttlDg timber on disputed uac.
OF g,ound, aud the holalng them un
der sath extremely heavy bail, ha-
caused large amount % common.
particularly against any Law tina.
would permit the eaaeting Of b
heavy a bail, which scemeu 80 mut
o., .. proportion TO the amount o..
actual damage done,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

Middlebary College is 10 be con
graduated on the recent gilt o.
sz0.g0e 20 the fuad 81 $4,000,
which that institution ia raising 10.
new buildings. Andrew Carueg.,
Is the donor Maybe Mr. CarHeg
could be interested IN the necus v.
Barr a Burton for a new gymnas
ium and assembly ball
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

The Journal oongFalulafes broth
~ Luther -. johnson q the Raa
dolph Herald a &eNs on The ft
cent acquisition 70 the Herald foftt
10 the person q = daughter bon
10 be and Mira. johnson last SUNDAY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

There are si2 Taxpayers m lbs
loeh Of Manchester aud of this Bur
SsF 10 arc poli th1pey~fV enl3
flYe hundred torly-tpo are real a.
tate ovAoiS and Iss ray personal
tar oaiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
- D. 80. ~, y ~ !

ArGAN Cot aTf+
Ffnmk cheney makes umih ina ne y
sfalar paff nef - she Grin 81 q. j. Ihslls@
0u dCimg tsssinees "a ihs TITS ~ tptruo
t7e.pssfe 49, state agaf&sAssY aud that sA8d
nFsr Ngit pas fss sum 81 uNf hrNukt 1,
aIt8AH~ fgf each aNa every case ~
t1nfHefh ttA8 aufassot ~ rnfea ~ mr. utT ~
Math Naiaffh cure. fsAeh ,, Ahtett
sasssfs, IA ~ fsifs gHa asld subscribed Ia tag
pis.ssare. tBit Hsh aas - Tsrsmssf a. -.
Ias a W. ssfrA-aA
tmeGK Notary Public,
Ag@fB ratarfA rafa u tAken iaaeFnAsly
ss4l ae8s diss.rtly un ths h3on6 Aaa uiacOs1s
saffaees ~ str ssstFsn, ~end Tor irst lilQia.
lAfs f5Ws. " . CHENEY A CO. TclNao. y,
s-5l5 u al nfagslsts TIC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

The present spectacle Of the leg
lslAiuic Of New ioik state youLl
for U. 8. Senator is an cteilalalA.
Que Aad IL may prove Instructive
Some day, not far hence We houe
II win not be possible for ma.
like Bots murphy" TO dictate VII,
the people OF great common
wealth like New York state saaA
have for their senator.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
Commissioners Notice.
Estate 81. Iohn A. Mymnn


The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court OF the Dis.
trict of Manchester commissioners, 10 re.
ceive, examine, alid adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons ngbinst the estate of
John A. Wyman. late OF Arlington
In said District, deceased, and all claims OK.
hibited In Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we Will meet for the purpose Aforesaid.
nj the late residence Of the decedent In the
town OF Arlington IN said District on the
Path day OF July next. from ] O'Clock
o. M, until -four O'Clock .. M on said day
and that six months from the z3rd day Of
Jan, A. D., 1911, isthe time limited by said
court for said creditors to present their
claims to US for examination and allowance.
IBted ut Arlington, this s3rd day OF jan.
A. b. 1911.
WINFIELD 5. HOLT oo,,..
FRANK NJ. WALKER I'm -
Jarvis Wyman. Administrator. Arlington,
VI 40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
IKE sN

TIE commissioner has not been
furnished with the weights Of the
deer killed in the town Of stamford
and cannot give the average weights
Any corrections 10 this llsi VIII be
appreciated by the commissioner.
JOHN w. TITcoMB.
l.ynaonyiile. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
ANNUAL REPORT on RUTLAND
RAILROAD

The following figures speak well
for the Rutland X, RS bdsinesa
Following ate the reports for ths
last quarter and also for the veal
1910
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
Deer Killed In Bennington County,
season Of 1910.

Statistics furnished the state
Fish and Game Commissioners rela-
i've To number OF deer killed In Ben
aington County during the open sea
son az 1910.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09

Seu SUNDAY b Liuroia Hrth
day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
PARK e RS
HAIR BALSAM

clennses and bssutifies the hair.
Promotes a luxuiiant growth
Never Fails 10 Restore Gray
Hair TO its Youthful Color.
Cares scalp dieases q hair falling.
DC, and sl00 AZ Druggists