The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-08
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10 department e ,as Interior Al
Naxhsagton
William a. smith teitrAp q
he Clril War. died a; Bis home &c
gess Ruuand wednesday afternoon
Hs vas 10 years old
Mr. add ass-sii 0ooduin q Gro.
.au rsl.mat,d tbaif Eoth eeadhs
Anniversary Tuesday ~ lAa seek
Ts sitting down 10 suppo aost q
ther married lie has been rass q
IN their present home fheg have
two daughters
The contract for the granite tor
the memorial 10 the late Rear Adj
mlral ". 8. schley has besn civ
en- TO Mcdonnell a Sons o. barre.
The monument Is 10 be massive
saroopAasus Of classic design and
Eill be erected at Arlington Nation
Al cemetery. Washington. y. G.
District Attorney Alexander Dun-
nott has notified Rutland papers
.ha. no notices of the Knights Of
Pythias and shrinors automobile
.ick.t selling schemes can appear.
hiher as news or in advertisements.
is he CONSTITUTES they are viola
ion Of the law forbidding the pas
age through the malls Of anything
concerning lottery or chance
cheme,
On account OF the smallpox at 81.
ohnsbury the annual meeting OF the
,ermont Bird Club has been post
,oned TO some date IN February TO
Ie announced later.
The company In charge OF the con-
truction Of the new edifioe for the
baptist society OF Pownal having
zone into bankruptcy. the society Is
eeking the aid OF the courts 10
lermit il TO finish the building
"Al' Haynes, yermonts former
Itar pitcher, who has played with
he Bennington team as regular
nd special pitcher during the past
.hree years, has been named in the
st OF players whom the pittsburg
ational League club will take on
ae spring training trip,
United States Deputy Marshal
frank H. Chapman OF Rutland an
lounces that during the year past
lila Red Cross seals We're sold.
rhe sale last year amounted to L.
1913. The proceeds are 10 30 for
he benefit of poor patients at the
'ittsford sanatorium.
The loss sustained by the early
morning fire In the Hulett block in
rutland Tuesday is placed by con-
ieryative estimates at from $4,000
o $4,000. All property owners
we're sufficiently insured.
The epidemic OF smallpox that
iaa prevailed IN and near st. Johns
Jury for some months is practically
Il an end. The quarantine has
,een removed from Lyndonville and
lyndon, and will be raised from
)anville this week. The churches
md schools viii be reopened Feb
'uary ].
A buck deer weighing 200 pounds
vas shot by some poaching hunter
Williamstown, Mass, and ran
across the border into Vermont. AL
.hough the bullet broke one OF the
animals hind legs. 1t ran some dis
.ance and came into Pownal. where
II was killed by the game warden.
The Vermont Marble company at
West Rutland. through Its store com
nittee, following the custom of
lumber of years In sharing the pro-
Its of the store with the employees,
divided $4,000 among them this
}ear. The store did business of
over 100000, and after the running
expenses had been allowed a divl-
lene of five per cent. was declared.
Work is in progress this week
On the installing OF Instruments for
The telephone system on the south
srn division OF the Central Vermont
railway from Brattleboro TO New
London. II viii supersede the tele-.
graph for train despatchlng, and vii
90 In use in about three weeks.
Announcement Is made by Mr.
Byron N. Clark, State Commissioner
Of the Boy Scouts, that two boys |
have recently passed the examina-
tons which make them First Glass
Scouts. These two boys are Dean
Alden and Carl w. Johnson, both |
OF troop /, connected with |
the Y NJ. c. A. at Proctor, and they |
are the first two boys to pass these
examinations successfully In the
state. Their work was completed
On January 9Th and they have been
presented the badge OF the First
Class Scout. This is an honor
which all Boy Scouts are looking for
ward 10. and inasmuch az II re-
lures a great amount OF work In
these two boys who
rave passed the examinations are TO
De congratulated on their success.
Through the state there are many
scouts who arc In the Second Glass
Degree, and great many who are
viii doing the work OF the Tender
DOT Degree At present the Scouts
ire organized in 80 towns with As
and with several hun
ired boys enrolled as Scouts.
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A healthy man Is a king In his
'wn right; an unhealthy man Is an