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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

NENIDU CITY Doc. 15-Fr0m now
April .. President Ilucrta win o.
obliged 90 conduct the government
without congresses that specially Gre
atcd organization was formally ad-
iourned today. Its most important
acts during the session were the rati-
hcauon- Of the presidents rs mption
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
GRANGE NOTES.

The regular meeting OF Dorset
.irange was held last week Wedne@-
day. There were twenty-five pre-
.ent and two visitors. Considering
everything IL was a very good turn
out. Final arrangements were made
Tor the exhibition at the Fair thu
week. and committee of tire.
consisting OF Bro. 8 Il. II. West, W
3. Sykes, and Sister l.. G. Peitiei
'Ve@ appointed to look into tht
matter of an agricultural ethibii
in School Hall the latter part OF
next month, and to report at tn'
iext meeting which will be he'd
Oct LIST The Grange als1 instruct
ed the Secretary to wfi.e Sisit'
Fisher expressing its sympi ~ Oh
the illness OF Bro. John Fisher IN
Lecturers Program was sho bul
very interesting. Bros Wee. sim
onds, Sherman and the W N. were
the principal speakers.
Through lack of interest of III
members, and the long distance
from Manchester. Mt. Anthem,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

Tie office u ehlef jar'iee - ~
aser~mo coau q vermont - Va
cast 4 petition has bsen siEns-a %
"a membcrs a The bar IL this ti''
and forwarded 10 Governor Alien "
Yieioh~ pquestlns that he VI
elevate Jadse Lofeland MunAon e
the rhisf iassiceshIp Judge hanaoi
has sesu Judge % the supreme eo1fl
aaee 1888 He is ia bis seventeen
year u good health ai,h no impair
meat * HE lntrlleciual attribute
ana therefore completely fitted TO
nasfai service IN the court ~ uana
ava 10 doubt honoring the title g
ellie, justice. We understand thai
this petitIon was forwarded TO ~
governor sserai days ago We AIS
understand that several other eoun
ties are taking similar action buf
lsnuoa Evening News q Sept, leii
1913
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

I 10 iny. Gam VIII Ito II yeu~es,i IN
"a Tim. ~ 9io II verse;. Paul says
all men forsook him. y,t, II aud 18TH
verses. God sigod by bim SO lie viii
az. tho We may stand alone like lianlel
Of old. "Oh, lay hold uf eternal life.
for God has power today. even rs Of
old, even dr,iis ,bali lice he ore the
power Of God. and he consumed 10 the
great dayof HIS wrath sonear NJ hand. "
Obey God anu see how II, viii help
u, foi be preached delNerencet 10 those
bound in sins Of the world, Gal 4,
Luke MS delivered by the power of
God and His word
How did Jesus say We We could ob-
tain eternal llfef Luke XVIII Is 10
3lst verses. In the 10Th verse the
needles eye wss n small gate IN Jeru-
salem, aud when The camrls came late
into the city with their burdens, aud
the larger gates were closed, the cainels
had 10 kneel down and crawl Though
the small gates which was very hard
10 do Goth verse;.
Those that have left all here, then
what shall they receiver Life everlast
ing. So lay hold OF eternal life. Only
believe, John Ill l4l5 10, so no matter
what the sacrifice, look 10 God aud
live. Consider nor where YOU will
spend Eternity. He is near to come
Paul preached of n judgment To- come
Acts XXlN25 Today The message is
c9me Revelation NV. The hour
of His judgment Is come, today. Here
going forth Rev. XIV gives the three
1 last messages, aud two ARE IN t past,
and we are IN The time OF the third and
lat, read on aud see what comes after
it. Christ, rs promised in Acts | $ 10
IL, then those, sacrificed Tor Him here,
He will say Psninis |. 8, aud hen :
ceive u home that tadclh not away, LIST
Peter /, 4 ) verses. h.
Adv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

boiole. into calm sleep. she d.cd
sery peacefully ca Thursday morn
mg. Sept Iith. althn three weeks
81 her s2nd birthday she Nas
cared for when her illness became
serious. By Mrs George Il. Miner ans
nar@ from Rutland Her iaa.
sral was held from ST John's churcl
on saturday afternoon, the Rey Az
M. III. Bamford. Rector u Zion
church. officiating. and she was bu,
led beside her husband and sol
II DclIwood Cemetery Her funeral
aas attended by the following te..
tiyes. tas well as by many friends.
Sir aud Mrs. George X, Miner and
Miss Miriam Miner OF New 10.
Mrs. II. Mckie Wing and Mr. Had
don Wins % lilen3 rails, y ~ Ms
and Mrs. Frank Prlndle Of Nea
York, Mrs. John c. Roberts and Mr.
]. Ross Roberts OF Burlington. MI
and Mrs. Christopher Roberts OF
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Rob
erts of Manchester Center, aud Mr.
Harvey Kingsley OF Rutland.
Mrs. Miner In survived by hei
son aud one step-daughter, Mrs
Wing. as well as by grandchildren
aud grandchildren In californi
New York aud Glens Falls, n. Y.
and by nieces and nephews IN the
East. West and South. Her step
sons. Henry Miner. formerly of thu
Manchester Journal, and Nathan NJ
er, and her step-daughters. Alice
Mrs. Harrison Prindlel and Fannl
Mrs. Clapp) all. like her son Louis
pre-deceased her.
Manchester will long miss the fin
presence, the brilliant. eyer-youth
lul mind, the brave heart and irwin
tible spirit Of this one of its fore
| ilbS' tndf htttiSs ihNi NpH
her letters, her opinions, her epi
rams, her yiyed "reminiscences, he
wealth of wit and personality, VIII
Il is safe to say. be remembered 10
another century, aud not In Manche
ter alone. Her friends We're many
and each summer brought her ne'
and warm ones. Who can forget b.
birthday afternoons? - her hand
some head upright before her blaz
ing fire, her table spread with cake
fruit and wine, her guests troopln
sin with remembrance. her tray o
letters and kilograms of congratu,a
tiony Who OF ier frienjs, all age
and classes as they were. can Tor
get the presents and dainties Wit
which she loved to remember them
one OF those friends, to whom sh
.ong ago said I'm be your adopte'
grandmother concludes tnis ina
ieauate memorial by repeating tn
Jff-heard wish,
Would that Mrs. Miner had writ
ten her autobiography. S.N.e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Estate Of Susan S. Miner
Order OF Notice viii


STATE ~ VERMONT, district spf Msa,
chester, -,
The Hon0rabie f'roJate Goan fr tie Dis
frict NJ hanehsstsri
To all persons interested ~ the estate O
susan u, Miner late ~ Manchester 10 s~id
District deceased.
0Hggrfs9;
A. n Probate Court holden NJ Manchester
Within ana nor sAiJ District on ths 18th day
vi sept. 1913, an instrument pDrDoFtiBs 10
~ lbe last WIN ana Testament u susan
Miner late ~ Manchester. IN sald
District, decreased, eas presented 10 tLs
Court Aforesaid for Probate.
And " ia ordered ~ said Court that the
Hh day 81 Oct, 1913. at W O'Clock Ia
the forenoon, NJ the Probate once III
said Manchester. BE- assigned for proving
sai1 INSTRUMENT ang that nCsAee thereof bs
gfgrb " All persons eDf4cefhe.i. ~ publish
Ing tlis order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia
tbs Manchester Journal a Newspaper efrey-
lating ~ that vicinity, ia said District, prs
yiouA ~ tha time appointed.
THshKgohs. yon are hereby notified ~
appear befOfe satd court, at The thine aud
plhra aforesaid, AID cfffitsst the pfui~ts III
said VIII. II rU1 have cause.
Given Hhdaf my hand al Manchester 10
said DfsiTieti tbis Istb dsy ~ sept. lsls
~ EDWARD 0hiFriTh, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Estate Of Elizabeth N. Burton.

Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Man.
chester, ~,
The Probate Court for he District ~ Man
chester
To all person. stsd IN the estate VI
Elizabeth NJ Burton late ~ Manchester IA
sBld District. deceased.
oEEsTIEos
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
III day ~ october, ut ten O'Clock 10 this
forenoon for rsntniniHg and al
lowing the account ~ the Executor
Of the estate 81 said decreased and for
q deere. NJ tbr raslgos III said estate 10 tbs
lnvfui claimants ~ tDs ssms, and ordered
that public notice thereof ~ given ~ all
persons interested Ia enid estate by publish.
inv this order three weeks successfully pre-
gious 10 the day assigned. Ia The MAncb.s.
ter Journal, newspaper published at Man
chester, ia said District
THEREFORE. you ARE hereby notified 70
appear ut the Probate Dffies IN Manchester,
III said District, on the day assigned, then
aud there 70 contest the allowance ~ said
account II you see cause, and To establish
your right as heirs, l.gatsss and lawful
claimants Ia said residue,
Given under my hand this lat day "
reptsmbeT, 1918.
" EDWARD slTHITH. Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
IA iipment For Domestic Science
Course.

For a complete equipment in the
Domestic Science course the follow
ing articles are required
Mixing bowls, small bowls, stew
pans, egg heaters, nutmeg graters,
sifters, double boilers, measuring
cups, rolling pins. moulding board
MIX pans, meat chopper, chopping
tray and knife, coffee pot, tea pot
vinegar jugs, molasses jugs, steamer,
jelly molds, teakettles, frying pans,
kettles various sizes, double baker,
dripping pans. baking pans, muffin
tins, pie plates, potato ricer, yegeta-
BILE Washers, bread raiser, colander,
flour and sugar scoops knife box dish
pan and drainers, asbestos mats,
teasing rack, broiling rack.
Knives, forks, and spoons for mix
ing and for measuring are necessary
Separate dishes, or SETS of dishes,
Plates, cups and saucers, tumblers,
and serving dishes will be most ue-
fnl The students work In pairs. The
eost of equipment for the indivi-
dual groups is estimated at $3.50.
Those who have generously offered
10 make contributions toward this
equipment may consult Miss Jane
Perkins in reference TO required
numbers and sizes. Since these
donations take the form OF utensils
as well as money, contributors are
requested to communicate with Miss
Perkins on or before Saturday, Sep
lemrer 20. In this way dupllca-
lions will be avoided.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Estate Of Mary Perkins.
Order Of Notice Will

order oi NOticc VIII.
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Man
chester. rs,
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Miachester:
To all persons interested "a the estate of
Mary Perkins late OF Rupert, Ia
said District 6hsmIis0:
Attn Probate Court, holden Mt Manchester
within aud for said District on the ard day
sept, 1913 nn instrument purporting 70 be
the last VIII and Testament Of Mary
Perkins, late OF Rupert, IN said Dis
trict, deceased, was presented Ia the Court
aforesaid, for Probate.
And II IL ordered by said Court that the
18th day 81 sept, 1913, ut the Probate once
Ia said Manchester, be assigned for proving
said instrument ana that notice thereof ye
given 10 NIL persons concerned. by pub
lishing this order three weeks success
lively In the Manchester Journal n paper
circulating IN that vicinity IN said District
previous 10 the time appointed.
TBEHEFoRt, you are hereby notified W
appear before said Court, At the time and
place aforesaid and contest the probate u
snid Will, n you have cause.
Given under my hand at Man chester, IN
said District. this Srd day Of Sept. 1919.
10 EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Lay Hold OF Ei rnaI Life.

Manchester Center VI Sept. 9th, 'l3
Dear Friends;
All who read these words, let me
plead with you 10 Lay Hoh Of hteraa'
Ln. e Tim. III:l6 ~. Lay hold of
eernal life, nd "a Tim IVY. Watch,
preach the word today. WhyY 10
Tim. ~. 4 and "a Tim. " Il.
In the latter times Today what does
the prophet Isaiah also say OF the Ia
ter days9 lisa XXX 8 marginal read
ng) also o to II verses, watch and en-
dure, I'd Tim lV-h) then, as when
Paul said, when the end comes TO u /,
we two can my have kept the faith
and have laid hold of eternal life.
How do we know these things! Even
rs the promise was to him, the same
promise is 10 us who obey God. For
Paul says in cd Tim. VS. | have
kept faith. hrnceiorth there il laid up
Tor me crown ofiigbteousness which
the Loud. the righteous Judge, shall
give me that day; and not TO me only,
hut unto all them also that love His
appearing.
Yet IN PauI's day they fought against
him add his teachings. for be tells US
Ia (Gal. rs versests Yet it was
given 10 Paul from God. (Gal. | II
and not Of man 10th verse;. Paul
conferred not with flesh aud blood; did
mol go 10 man for knowledge, but he
received il Of God though men OF his
day tried by great learning of the day
TO pervert or change the word, and we
find the same today.
The prophet Amos tells of the famine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Card OF Thanks.

Manchester, VT, Sept Is, 1913.
To the Editor of The Journal
WIN you kindly allow me to ex-
press through the Journa. my deep
appreciation and heartfelt thanks
Tor the many kiudnesses shown my
mother, not only during her la I
illness but for years past, by the
eorle Of this community and also
'or the many expressions of sym
patty for myself and family in our
bereavement
George X. Miner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
c, m nlssioners' Notice


The undersigned, having heen appointed
by the Honorable Probate court tor the Dis
tfict Of Manchester, commissioners, TO 70.
ceiye, examine and adjust the chains anu
demands of All persons against the estate 81
susan Lawrence. late Of Manchester,
Ia said District, deceased, aud all claims OK
hibitcd IN offset thereto, hereby civ. notice
TINT We viii meet for the purpose aforesaid.
at the Factory Point Natiohni hnhk ~
the Village OF Msncb.stef Center, ia said
District on the end day of Mar u
next. from one o'clock D.. IN. until Tour
O'Clock y. m. on said day, aud that sir
months from the 'sth day III August, A, ~,
1918, IL the tune limited by said Court for
said creditors to present ihelr claims 10 w
for examination and allowance.
Dated ~ Manchester this ssth day ~ AUG
A. d., 1918,
WILLIAM ~. ROBERTS trom
EARLE =, NJ NsH
A. B. Mnrsden Administrator. Mnnches-
ter iirutpr VI ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

The windham and Bennington
county bar association have enao'f'u
Judge l.ov.land Munson Of ManeheA
Ter for promotion 10 the chief Jus
tle.ship 81 the Vermont supreme
eonrt and rs attorneys Ia bnrllns
ton have signed petition TO the
governor asking for his appointment
Evidently the remark accredited
ono p c. Williams Of Newport !"
the effesa that all of the counties o.
the state except QUE were faYorapf
10 the appointment Of John W hea'
nond is in need Of further revision
And what about Washington eonh
w ~ Bratiieborp Reformer, sep
10. 1913.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
How's ThIsa

wsoa~ ane uanang Dollars RepAri o.
sns easf - tNiAffh ftat eArBoi IL cured q,
nalls gmlNFfh Cars
~ pHENFY 90. T'ciesia. q.
Ne fAe ufaaFsfErsd. haNe kDU~N v,
ghenss to- - iass u gfsys snc believe hin
perfecsty hos ygaistf h al isatifess ifanssc
ifehs ana ara " isis Atae 10 carry cot arr,
ssi,,lssiies M ID ~ 81 FIRM.
WA agNs, hfNsss a N6NNas.
Mhulsseis fifnERAsis. ro9rtn. q
Halfs tatsFfh sr b n tsksG internally
.sssfas1ss. ~ tNs ssrsKEh Tsstansssi1eis seui
sses Ifaes Is 80 b ttis sssic ~ al bros
etsis
rsexHeils Fsuilt pgiis feg Otns,ss~tsol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

Grange withdrew It's entry Ia the
Grange tent We are nar' than
sorry as We know that i thes
could have worked up their exhibit
as had been planned Il would have
been a good one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

There Is much waste In getting
II the flawless white oak neces-
sa~v for tight barrel slaves, =
lorest service is trying TO get manu-
acturefs Of parquetry flooring to
Use some of this waste,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

Makers 81 small hickory handles
Tor hammers. chisels. and the IKE
are now trying To use the waste
from mills which make hickor,
pokes and pick aud AK handles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

Fol NDA-On Mt Equinox. watch
anG fob. Owner can have same by
applying at this office. proving pro-
perty and paying for this advertise
ment 22-2w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

tss aaas - % % youns pee
-
tts. Asaf~s. Tie Crises Res
j Yoatsr Maaol. Nefsh Adams, Mass
SIS cloeinE saaE and Bepedif
tlnm i.
taassatian sotrs.
Please noae chat shls 10 20 Dc .
tpa ss~alon coaseasion Leo each
aeirrasa plan 10 BE- % hand when
se oousouiiou osrns and rmain AS
III the siose EVER moment ~ill "
,apanaBl ThA OPPORTUNITY comes
oniy ance 81 twelve mopths ~
Az laake the mons a i
The Conferences two 10 h'
asorning aud t@o 10 the afternoon
= Il Tie sAme hour. siii he heid
II tho Two Churches. giving ~
frlcoas AZ opportunity 20 ehang'
.bout and rest from continuous aea-
SOP Each Conference viii have =
spoe,al program giving practical
help Come with your pencil ana
saper ard bright ideas.
Each school should BE- represent
"a b. pastor, superintendent ana
80 delegates. All Sunday sehoo
morkrrs are welcome whesher dele
gates or not
II vii help the triends who are
preparing to care for Us at Eas'
Arlington 10 know how man, VII
attend from your School The,
earnestly request that you send q
he list Of names Of those wins
plan 10 attend before September
.oth. Address chairman OF enter
.alnment committee, aiss Jnii'
laek, East Arlington.
Teams will meet all trains a.
Arlington station.
II Is important that each sehoo
end Annual Report 90 the COUNTY
staiistical Secretary and annual OF
erlng To the County Treasurer be
ore the convention Help US c
.eep Bennington County on the Ia
lcr List.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
County OFFICERS.

President. Rev. @. A. Parker, Man
hester Center; Viee-Prsidents, Ben
nington District, A S, Edison, Ben
nington; SALISBURY District, Rev
Peter Heller. so. SALISBURY; Man
chester District. r. u. Gleason, Man
chester Center, Rupert District, r
w. Hawley. West Rupert; Statistical
Secretary. Edw. f. Burgess. Bennln'
ton. Corresponding Secretary ]. l.
iriswold Bennington. Treasurer, a
j. Hicks, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
FOREST NOTES.

Two million trees viii be planted
on the national forests In Utah, Me-
yada and southern Idaho during
1914.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
NOTICE!

Plans aud specifications for the
new school room at Manchester
Village are now ready. Builders
can obtain the same From Mr..
George o. Woodrock, Architect,
Manchester Center, Vt. Bids
for the CONSTRUCT II OF sad
building should be sealed and
wrappers plainly marked. Said
bids will be opened by the build
ing committee, Saturday even
ing, Sept. 20th, at $ O'Clock
The right TO REJECT any or MI oil
the bids is reserved 10y the com
mittee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
COMMISSIONER NoiIce.
r.ln,. n Rnnsr, Amlerson.

FNIhI' OF NNN'F0 NIHENIN"Hf
The undersigned having h.en appuinted
hy Tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District OF Manchester t'oinuissionefs, To
receive examine, and nd inst the rlRiias aud
demands uf nll persons against the estate ~
Robert Anderson late ~ Manchester Ia said
District deceased. and all claims exhibited
IA Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
viii meet for the purpose aforesaid. at the
store OF y. A. ray Tor IN the Village ~ Man.
chester Depot IN said District, on the III day
OF March next. from O'Clock Y. unit
O'Clock y. N on said day md that six
months from the lst day nfsept,1uhof A.h,
iva, h the time limited ny said Court for
said creditors Ia present their claims 10 W.
10 examination and allowance.
Dated ut Manchester this lsi day 81 sept.
A. y. 1914.
W, CRAWFORD, fo,,
SMITH IAN EsON. '"'h
Jennie Anderson hdmN, Manebos,"f
Depot, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

The U. S. Consul at Aberdeen,
Scotland, thinks that American
manufacturers may have chance
20 compete In furnishing slaves for
flsh barrels. There has been re-
.ent rise in the price Of spruce and
fir slaves from Sweden and Scotland
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
Potatoes For Sale!

AS i, is predicted that the
potato crop vii be one hundred
million bu hels short YOU may
do we'll to put III your winter
SUI ply right away
II you want several bnsileis'
let me bring you some 81 those
fancy ones raised on comuiefcial
fertilizer only.
l.. G.. BOU RNE,
Manche ster Depot, W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18
VERMONT SUNDAY stHooL 40
SoCIATION.
n, Arlington County semi-oenif mia
Conference aud Convention Ia p'
held nj East Arlington, Wehnes'
DAY. sept. mber .t,b, f"i3

Morning Session.

10 service Of Praise. led By
Rev. O. A. Parker. County President
$40. Service Of Devotion, sub
iect .The Living word" led BY
REV. n. l.. Ball, East Arlington,
$50. What the Years Have Ac'
colnpllshed. The First Annual Re
mort is63.is64 A Review Of the
Years Activity. isl2-isi3, J. Lau
.cs Griswold, Bennington.
1900 "GlimpSes OF the Past
1915. AS w, Lok Forward
hoy. fares .. CLARK North Ben
uiasion
1926. "onr Financial Standing,
Al Hicks. Manchester Depot
f0.4o. The Value OF Temperate
Sunday In the Bible School, I How
did you observe Jane ~ aud Sept
u In your SCHOOL, suggestions ioi
Worlds Temperance Day. Noyem
Der slh, Mr.. W r. White, Nortl
Bennington
IA 90. Announcement Of Commit
tees. Adjournment for Conferences
Elementary Division, tcra
die Roll. Beginners. Primary, Jun
iors).
la charge Of Mrs, Agne'
sexton. County Elementary snpt Ad
yanced Division. intermediates ans
seniorsl. Ia charge Of Miss Mabe
Winch. supt Of this Division.
1900. Adjournment for dinner
Afternoon session.
i30. Opening Song and Prayer.
las. Community Interests an
the Bible school, II. N. Morse. Sec
Bonn. 60. Improvement Association.
100. Cues. ions aud Discussions
zoe. "fne Missionary osportun
III Of the inOls school for fcuns
people. Mrs. A s. Davis. Benning
ton .fNAnnA.
@2n bennington county aad th'
sta.e Cons,ation. Ms 4. u. Wright
g.25. Music and Offering
a30. Reports Of Committees
a.ao. Two Important Conference
Adult Division. Building up the
Adult, Department. in charge Of
Miss n lone Smith, West Sandgate.
working the Most Difficult
Field Home and Visitation Con
terence, In charge OF Mrs. Editf
Baich Wright. White River Junction
Conferences may close at $40 foi
recess u / 3 minutes.
395, Devotional service. subject
-The drea, T.acher led BY Rev
W. l.. X. Haven. ponse,
ass. Special music BY young pc
pie 81 local sunday schools
400 FThe Bible School Teaehe
Ia Training plsns for our coun'g
In charge Of Miss Hilda Pratt, Coun
y superintendent o. Teacher Train
Inc Department
a90. Awarding Of Diplomas an'
Enrollmeni u Stnaents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-18

Four new state forests have re-
Gently been added to those IL
Hawaii, making 81 In all, with an
aggregate of 6s3,10l acres. or this
amount, 81 per cent. belongs to
the territory, the rest being private
land administered by the territorial
forest officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
ORDINANCE NO. fss


AN ORDINANCE PLACING THE
CAPTAIN OF THE FIRE DEPART.
MENT IN SUPREME CHARGE AT
FIRES, AND ADDING A NEW SEC
TON TO ORDINANCE NO. f2e
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAY
or AND COMMON COUNCIL or
THE CITY OF B1SBEE:
Section 1. A new section to be
known as Section ga is hereby. en-.
acted to become part of Ordinance
10. 129 Of the City OF Bisbee. being
an Ordinance entitled AN Ordinance
creating and maintaining the Fire
Department OF the City OF Blsbee.
Arizona, and Regulating the Duties Of
Othcers and members thereof, . WHICH
new. section is as follc~ss -
Section z5-.A Anything IN this OH
dinance contained, TO the contrary not
Tithstanding. tie Paid Captain OF this
FiFe Department of ts;ris city shall be
ia supreme charge, control and cong
mand al Fires
Section 2. All Ordinances and part
Of Ordinances ia conflict with the pro
visions hereof arc hereby repealed