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Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
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!, RACINE

- he s.Evangelica1 les Aid will
hold their annual sale at the church
FRIDAY, evening the 18th. =. i = 10 ,
f. A W.%Sanborn spent Thanksgiving d
at Colchester with Mr.. and Mrs. C
E. Callaghan. s>... ~. -. = ....z|s :. E
s.. thanksgiving services were held at
the Evangelical church Thursday;
morning. . Sermon by Rev. Kellar of
the NJ E. church. .<.s :. : s L
B w. A. Wilson'S mother IS j s. reported
very Ill at st. Paul. IS sz.
e Ole. Haroldson has shipped his sca1
|$of goods to his new home near. q :
pewa Falls, Wis. Ss. = .=s ).
| Edith Schwartz and E es:=5..s ..,.
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
HIGH OFFICIALS At CHURCH

Attend Pan-American Thanksgiving
Celebration at Washington.
Washington, Nov. 27.-Members of
the cabinet, diplomatic corps, the gu
preme court and other prominent fig
ures in official life gathered at st.
Patrick's church for the annual Pan
American Thanksgiving celebration.
President Wilson was in Williams
town, Mass, spending the day with
his daughter, Mrs. F. B. Sayre, and it
was the first time since the Pan-Amer-
lean celebration was organized sew
eral years ago that the president of
the United States has not attended.
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02

a Farssgnted Man. -
women votel Never, sir, with my
consent!" .
why not?" -
"What! And have my wife losing:
thirty dollar hats to other women onI
the election"- "-Exchange. Il
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
CEDAR CITY.

Miss Gertie Torrens spent Thanks
giving at her home in Austin:
Cedar City school closed Wednes-
day with a program for few days
MIR. and Mrs. Will Dunn and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Chandler.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Crlsman.
Mrs F. Farrell entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner Mr.. and Mrs. A:
Rasmussen and children, Mrs. Will
Farrell and son Leonard.
Little Chas. Fielding was very sick
with Group Sunday.
Miss Emma Heilnaan spent Thanks
giving with her sister at Spring Val
ley.
Myrtle Magee spent her Thanks
giving vacation at home.
Miss Mildred Warrington spent
Thanksgiving day at the A. Campbell
home,
Ralph Attlesey was a caller at the
Attlesey home Sunday.
Jessie Campbell spent Thanksgiv-
ing day with her friend Blanche At
tlesey.
Mrs. Geo. Rockford and children
spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs. A. Gemmel.
Miss Francis Shoemaker is visiting
at Stacyville, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer and Mr..
Palmers mother spent Thar nlSsgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Dahl in Austin.
ELKTON.
The Leverson harp orchestra will
give a dance at Swenson's hall, Dec
4th.
Miss Margaret Murphy of Austin
has taken charge of the Henry Hagen
school.
Mrs. Will Hagen and children spent
Thanksgiving with her sister at Seat
tie, From there they will go to San
Diego, Cal. to spend the winter.
Miss Tracy Kraft was here from
Usage to spend Thanksgiving with
her mother, Mrs. Herman Kraft.
A. T. Anderson has closed out his
hardware stock and will handle farm
implements only. - --~' ~ ,s '~
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
!: BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

The Sunshine society will hold its
annual fair Friday afternoon and
evening Dec. 9TH, at the opera house.
Mr.>and Mrs. Arthur Milton of Bel
mont, Wis. spent Thanksgiving with
relatives here. All
Mrs. H. w. Hurlbut of Ars+;r e~"-.4
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02

The M. E.. Ladies' Aid will give
their Bazaar on. Friday Dec. d with
the usual NeA; England supper,
serving from S until o'clock ."..,,~.
Ed. Blanchard returned on Saturday
evening from his stay near Mlnot, N
Henry Volkman sold Ford run
about to Lewis Teeter and 5-passen-
ger Ford to Max Braun.
Mrs. Ray Clark has beer appoint
cd postmistress at Brownsville:
Max Braun and family autoed over
to Rochester on Sunday.
Herbert Mcclellan was up from
Spring Valley to spend the Thanks
giving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson
and children were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Tom Mcclellan.
C. w. Gillian, wife and daughter,
Josephine came down from Window
last week for a few days visit at the
home of Mrs. G's. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Hunt
Miss Marguerite Gillett returned to
Minneapolis on Sunday after tew
days visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Leslie Jr. return
ed to Minneapolis on Sunday after a
visit among relatives here. They ex-
pect to leave for California soon to
spend the winter.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Wollenburg
have moved down from Waltham and
into the house with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Bulson.
A telephone was installed for Hen
ry Schlichting.
Mrs. L. L. Quimby gave party
to her Sunday school class.
Came into my enclosure on OF
about Oct. 20, 1914, $50 pound heif-
cr. Owner will please prove property
and pay charges and take same away,
G.. D. Holbrook.
Mrs. Joseph Henderson died in Aus
tin on Saturday. :,
The Baptists have extended call
to Rev. Thos. Scruggs of Idaho to be-
come their pastor.
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
A TEST FOR LIVER COM
PLAINT-MENTALLY UN-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
DTYTT

The Liver, sluggish and inactive,
first shows itself in a mental state
unhappy and critical. Never is there
ioy in living as when the Stomach
and Liver are doing their work. Keep
your Liver active and healthy by
using DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
they empty the Bowels freely, tone
up your Stomach, cure your Constl-
patton and purify the Blood: CSC at
Druggist. Buklen's Arnica Salve ex-
rellert for Piles,-Ady.
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
VARCO..


The Grange was we'll attended and
a flne program was rendered under
the direction of Claud Sayles. An
oyster supper was enjoyed. While
playing games Miss Ruth Frazier
sprained Her ankle Badly s.,...ss1.
Mrs. WIN. Spencer of zMint1eapolis
spent Il Thanksgiving at Bark Bran
Mr.. F.. v. Hart, wife and two chill.
dren spent Thanksgiving with his
cousin, Dr: a. Hart il OWatonr,a. E
Lon Sayless and mother ~ caught a
7 ll11e turkey and put It in. a. sack to
take=to 81 E. H.: Greene but. when thev
arrived II. 1 there TIE key and 81 sack
Was wa gone IS Is ST and has not been found.
Too bad. . IS 81 ~=:.3 s75 5.
.@ IS One Of the most pleasant ana ~ =
est gath erings OF. the #sease-S4 @=sS .4.:ssz
lt he.ld4ats Varco Friday nigh sc: Z. 5 a.
Enterprise Grange he - ss}s.s szs
hne program ~ : >..s IL, : IS
the leadership .3< 81. VI sssS* s Il; q
marks frr. =z.a II: sz*s:$sss q: II. e
IITTiclSo' s=s59s.& A. Wl1ett1 WI1tst
~ y: .4s5 s;=s id open gra
a3.; s & was given s.
szi1=s5ss .s=.11s 1s.ss s. of Cfaude sayfess.
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02
1 ~.
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Ell,1'r'e:)R|]|!oI, 3, o,l9la4kllYq| q
BROWNSVILLE
C. RI. & ST. P. TIME TABLE AT
BROWNSVILLE. - ~.

BROWNSDAkE. r..
No. q, passenger, weetDound, 2:5l
p. m. ~ = ~ E.. -
No. I passenger. wesebound, 11:5I
.. m.-midnight. s~..>z = !,
NO. 22, passenger, eastbound, n.S7
q. m.--nOOn. &$
No. 8, passenger, eastbound, 1913
q. m. EE
No, 81, freight, westbound, 4:1O p. m.
No. 90, freight, eastbound, 7:so g..
:
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-02

:=5 VI IN James F11i-a.tty an 80.
were enjoyed q, = 8.
Instrumental Vivian va 9s
8 Hickpk s.s5# #E : . ,:,,,,ts
I'd vivian ars9; I I,1ias Sch ottlet.
sssIsKS I'm MI Il IS Dream =
and IS. ohm seno.sssaI :, .ady
5sla Bs5 rszs|sszj ssss ust lanes fz9as'
home Rect tio
sc hp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Estate of Sarah L. WOodcoek

Order Of Notice Guardians Applra.
ton TO Sell Real EHlte.
STATE or VERMONT, Distinct VI aatt.
chester, IS.
The Honorable Pgobate co,uf Jor The ms.
ffict dfdftsdid
T0All persons interested 81 ia III. estate
of sarah ii, Wuudcock late ui suudgats, ih
sHiu district, uCCthscd
GREETING
WHEREAS Application ia writing hath
buen made to tnis court hg the guardian of
Mildred higgins aud Myrtle hiRgiuA fOr
license to sell The real estate uf snid wards.
yig3
All the interest Of said wards IA ana unto
ali the roal estate IA the luwn OF sHndgata
IA sHld District whereof The late nufhu IT..
Wooucock diod seized and Possessed 10 VIZ;
A house hud about sis hptes OF land.
htplvaontInR that the sale thereof for the
qua pose uf putting the proceeds ~ sueh sale
Nv interest or investing the same ia STOCKS
OF other real eatato. or using tue awaits
thereof ior the bouoiit al said warts aa the
Jaw directs would De beneficial for said
wards
MnnREupos, the said Court appointed
ana assigned the lotb any 81 Jhnuniy.
i8tl, Al the Probate ounce Ia Manchester 40
sad pihtret 80 hear ana decide upon suid
nppucatiun, and ordered that pubay noutH
tnerroi 70 b. gwen " nil persons INTERESTED
tnerein, by publishing this OIuet three
weeks EXCESSIVELY ~ tue Manchester
JOURNAL, newspaper published at MaHs
chester 10 said piattIet, Nhrth ciTgMatns
40 Toe uuisnDufhoud oi thuse pufs
sons intcrcssed tuefein, hli of Wnirh
publications ,s 81 ~ pftRiuus 70 the time
appui tttd Iuf tue nepslnR.
IhkhEtunE, sou are hereby notified 10
appeal bviUfe siiu 1uuft ~ me Time apd
yiate assigned, tutn And tnofr ~ ai,u court
30 ipHAu your obluutiuua 20 tue granting ~
sucu lieUnne, u yUu sur NuuHe.
olNvn unuer ny nhul az hlau hester Ia
,alu Instruct, tuiB 81 uhy oi ueca 1919.
~ EDWARD ohifFITH. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
FOR HOW LONG?
Manchester Raises A Pertinent
Question.

Question.
When neighbor tells us that he
has recovered from a serious illness,
the first question that naturally
arises is, How long will he keep
well?' Temporary relief is one
thing, but a lasting cure is alto
gether different. There is nothing
temporary about the work of Doan's
Kidney Pills as the following Man
chester Depot evidence proves be-
yond a doubt
A. l.. Jenkins, carpenter, Manches
ter Depot, VT, says: Il suffered
for quite awhile from pains across
The small of my back together with
soreness T. rough my kidneys Hear
ing Of Doan's Kidney Pills, gave
Them trial They relieved the
pain and helped me IN every way
have had but little cause for
complaint during tho past two years.
| consider Doan's Kidney Pills the
bes- kidney medicine to be had. Con
tinue publishing the endorsement
/ have given before, SO that long
kidney sufferers may learn how ben
ficial this remedy is
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the uame- Doan S
and take no other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
VERMONT POULTRY ENHIBITIo, 4.
Eigth Annual Exhibition TO BE
Held nj Montpelier Jan. 20-23.

Montpelier, Dec 2s,--The eighth
annual exhibition Of the Vermont
Poultry association will DO held in
Armory Hall. January 90, Fl and 20
rhe judges VIII be w. IL. Card Of
Manchester. Conn. and Henry 4
ingalls, OF GreenNlle, NJ Y Both
these men are great fayorites with
the local fanciets and have given
good satisfaction 10 all exhibitors in
the past
Armory Hall is one OF the best IN
the State for such exhibitions, be-
ing especially well lighted and rem
tllaied, and the managers have
produced large number OF add.
tioual new coops 70 that they win
be- able 10 show all specimens IN a
single tier around the hall.
II is expected that there viii be
upwards OF 1900 birds entered TINS
year.
Owing TO State aid and the gen
erosity OF the management Ia offer
ing large special cash prizes IN
addition TO regular ones. thss exhi-
biiiou will be the most attractive
o. all the winter shows A special
prlse OF $40 will bc offered for
the bes, display Ia each variety,
where there are rs birds in class.
The American Barred Plymouth
Rock Club viii offer a valuable sill
yer cup IN It's class. as win also the
American Buff Plymouth Rock and
The American Buff wyandotte clubs.
The exhibit Of turkeys will be a
particularly Interesting ono as there
airs more varie1cs Of these birds
shown here than AZ 81 other show
ln the State Premium lists can Be
had o. Secretary J L Wallace OF
Barre. VI. Entries S,a@e January ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Rural Carrier Examination.

There Viii be rural carrier
examination at Bennington. VI, for
Bennington County. Saturday. Jan.
-. 1914.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the exanana
ton on the date and at the place
aamed above 70 secure local eligi-
oles. as a result Of which IL is ex-
pected to make certification TO fiji
a vacancy in the position Of rural
carrier at Arlington. Vt, and other
vacancies as they may occur on
rural routes in this County
The usual entrance salary for
rural carriers rs from 5000 to 81.
600 pc annum
Application Form 134l,and fun in
formation concerning the require
ments can be secured from the
secretary Of the local examining
board or the postmaster at any OF
the places named above.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
NORTH PoWNAL.

John ID. Thomas Of the y. v.
NJ, at Burlington, was at home for
The holidays.
The schools in this village be-
gan Monda, Jan. 5, after the holi-
day vacation.
Leon and Miss Hannah Peck
ham have returned from a visit
WITH friends in SALISBURY.
The Methodist Sunday school of
Pownal gave a cantata, Mrs Santa
Claus and the Christmas Dolls" on
New Years eve.
-Abram Brooks Gardner, one OF
the most prominent citizens of Pow
nal, died at his home, Cedar Hill
Farm, Jan. End His health had
been poor since 1901 when he was
very i'll with pneumonia, but had
been able to attend to his business
until recently. He had suffered
from heart trouble for several
years. He was born In Pownal on
Jan. 6, 1858, and was therefore
within few days of SIS years OF age
He attended Yates Seminary at Old
Bennington and for few wears was
in usiness in North Bennington, Al
ter his marriage to Audia Bates OF
Pownal in 1880, he returned to Pow
nal and engaged in farming. His
farm, Cedar Hill, Is one Of the FIN
est stock farms In southern Yer
mont He was a member Of the Yer
mont legislature IN 1886 being elect
ed to the House Of Representatives.
and again in 1896 when he g a
member Of the Senate. He belong
a TO the Bennington Club, Ben
nington lodge of Elks, and Mt. An
thony lodge, f. & A. NJ. He was
also an active and interested mem
Der OF the Pownal Baptist church.
He is survived by his wife, two sons
Daniel and A. b. Gardner Jr, and
three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Par
ker and the Misses Janette and
.odieska Gardner. all OF Pownal,
His funeral was largely attended
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Mohl Cd
the Baptist church officiating
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
ANIMAL VILLAGE MEETING.

The annual Village meeting was
held on Monday night rs per the
warning The meeting was called q
order BY President Coy IN the grand
inry room Of the Court House and
adjourned to meet 1t the rooms OF
tho ondawa Club
The report OF the Officers had
been printed and was Ia the hands
al an the voters. II was voted 10
accept the printed report
After some discussion relative 70
the amount OF tax which should be
raised Il was voted 70 raise tax OF
soc on a dollar OF the Grand List
81 the Village
The question Of ATTACHMENTS was
left to the proper authorities.
The following were chosen off
GERS Of the Village for the ensuing
year President. o Is. Coy; clerk,
and treasurer. Edward Griffith: col
lector, Frank Regan; chief engin-
Ger. A. q. oryls, LIST assistant David
vctal, 2nd assistant Albert smith
audiicis, o. r. Bennett A, c. orsit
andw. y. Edeerton For the posi-
ton OF trustees for two years, two
Of which had to be chosen, NJ L.
Pe,tibone and Frank D Mcclure
we're chosen
The trustees we're instructed 70
carry out the motloa mace last yea
relative 10 getting required informa
titn relative TO a sewer on the
vest road.
II was voted that the trustees
be instructed TO withhold the hyd-
rant rentals Tor til, past veal un-
I'll satisfactory arrangements are
made for the water supply
The arts,le ~ the Warning rela-
tive 10 the providing OF suitable
building Cor the villages road tools
was lest with the trustees With pow
ef
Inaamncb AZ there has been
growing demand for change ia
me charter "a the Village - that
the annual meeting could be held
IA June instead u January, a motion
A
vas carried that we change the
iiae aa above stated.
1, WA voted ~ have police a. fof
The past two seasons
The matter Of osling the streets
was Also lett with the trustees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Weed were
Sunday guests at the Root home
stead
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Towslee Of
Weston, ". Y, are visiting at w G.
Towslees.
Miss Julia Winchester Of South
Orange, N. j., is at home for
short vacation.
Schools Of East and North Hu-
a.at open Jan. 18th after two
weeks vacation
Joseph Wildwood Of Rutland
spent Christmas day at the home Of
II. L. Winchester.
Mia Gencyieye }. Leach enter
tanned party OF friends Tuesday
evening, Dec. gath
Miss NJ. jamie Leach Of Nor
wirh, Conn, Is spending short tim
at her home in No Rupert,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Adams enter
tanned Ned Hask5ns and family Of
Pawlet on Christmas day
Mice Mile Phillips Of Connec-
tlcut is spending the holidays at
her home ia North Rupert.
A reunion OF the Towslee famil
was held at the home Of Charles
Towslee IN East Rupert on Christ
mas day
Mr.. and Mrs. $. r. Adama Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Towslee were ems
tertained al the Root homestead
Saturday evening.
Eastman Rool returned % Mon
day Of last week 70 his studies
al the Albany Business College at
ter spending a week At the Root
homestead.
Mr. and Mrs, G /. Leach cele-
bra.ed their 25th marriage anniser-
sag Friday. Dec. zeth Guests
from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph DEMO Of Bristol. Mr. and Mrs
81. John Of castleton. Nr. and Mrs.
c 3. Leach Of Rutland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Congregational Church Societies
Elect Officer,

90 Thursday las, the annual meet
ing Of the Congregational church va
held IN the lecture room with the
following results d x simonds,
moderator. George Smith, clerk; g
l.. T0wsicy treasurer; George smith,
@ l.. Towsley and +. + Fish pru
de8tlal committee A dinner was
served by the ladies ia the evening
GA Monday the church society
met aud held their election with
this result Clerk. w Il Hard;
treasurer c, II Hawley; missionary
committee. Rev s X. Perkins. James
Brooks. + II. Hemenway w X
Hard Mrs Loyeland Munson and
Mrs. Il. v Trui Member OF ad-
yisory committee, James Brooks
W. Il Hard was chosen superin-
tendent OF tho Sunday SCHOOL,
James Brooks. assistant; Paul Buck,
treasurer; Miss Anna Buck, secre-
tary and librarian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
$4,000 Assured.

The Endowment Fund Tor The
Home for Destitute Childrcn H.
Burlington wAa raised just oae day
before the time limit expired, Thers
sere those Who said pe couldn't DC
II sone who were IN sympathy
could DO little, others abundantly
able 20 help were Indifferent but
praise the ford. persistent effort
ara faithful prayers prevailed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Beware 81 ointmenis for ,aiarrh
that Contain Mercury.

a, lstffrurs Nall surely Hrssfus ste sfutH 81
.rss5l ara rutuslrtStg aenahss Tbs Naoif
ssstten MAem fHaWflmR "A ihfoWsn Ahe
,,fufo,,k tafiscfe Narh Articles sheuia
nxsssf ~ 4ls.si eAoeEt nB pfesefs gisuis inpln
T. aniaNas fa.fsifasns ~ she aAfnAst tntF
Mtas 40 ~ ltn tasN 70 The Sf09 ~ can 49,
,iNfe AFfakr fHtu item. HAtSs tstsffh
si,5f uannfsrieFn8 ~ q 4 thehrf 80
Tisfaa n esrrtNiat n0 gneFEafl Aua y i@A
80 fss8efnailf, AeiinE dtftyti4 qasan fht tstsa
800 nigrgags snitaess ~ fae sssietH. 2 htsf
~ fssf8s EaIaffh e afN fat aNfs SOB 81 fae
.gs9e5ne aatk 8aktN iateFUAlis mtN fIf9t
IL gfsssfn tshio - 2. NhFntE 20 fAt-
q EsNaaN4s fres
Ts4s Hats FaES1As FliAs To- capsti tssiut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Estate Of Ruth A. Purity
Order Of Notice Wal
srAIr o. vtaaoNr pisuet OF @aosbest-
Or IS

STATE on VERMONT District OF Manghest-
o., IS,
TuE noNouAnLr PRnHAfF CoUup FnM
FhK UtsrHtCr 0F MANrnnarNHt
70 al persons Interested IA the estate ut
Ruin A Furuy late at Manchester ip Nnid
District deceased, ahEfrIkui
Ala PROBATE court holden at Manchester,
within ana Tor said District ou the sOth ant
OF loca 1918 an instrument putpafttbR to
he the last ~ ll ANA festhnieHt ~ ruth A
fdrdD late of Manchester ia said tllsttIpt
deceased, was presented 60 thU Uuuft afute5
snid iuf Probate,
Aud h ordered by said Court That the
l6tb day, uf San. 1914, nt She PROBATE Uiiiep
ln SAID Manchester be- assigned for proving
snid Instrument aud that notice thereof be-
gwen 10 nil puisouH concerned, ny publish
lng THIS order three weeks 81 iupaiVety IA
the Manchester journal, a new spnpur elrcu.
ihting IA thai vicinity ~ said District pre-
NiuuH 10 the tine appointed,
TuEnEruRr, yuu hru hereby notified W
appear before said court, al the ttine Alu
place aforesaid, aud contest the probate Vt
rnid Will II yUu have CAUSE
Ulyun unuer my hand AZ Manchester 81
said District, this 10Th day Of Dec. 1873,
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH, judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

be hostnas At the first q several
lnaoAeons rhia il IL haaoF q Mrs
Uria sehrce 81 Coronado, who has
Iuas rctarned trom years trip
abroad. Cor which she has lssuod ~
vluaiktpa Il anl be q large one
AID via bo followed ~ Al after
noon u Bridge "Wednesday the
lsth viii sleo be busy The see
ond q Mrs Chcaeya luasheons yin
bo given AZ the Cheney home fol-
lowed by Bridge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
Commissioners Nouee.



The undersigned having lten appointed
h3 thr iiuhuihhtt lFuisftt Huuft hll tNG lNf
tllet uf Manchester tVmuiissiHHcJt 90 bar.
ppiVF tNhsAtHN ana adjust ga tmims auu
al lAhuds ~ hll persons aaniHat tbr estate VI
tAvta Hopkins bats nf Manchester
40 said district Aeeeasrd aud all claimstxs
hihltru lu offtot theFrtN httUhf HINt Uaffrt.
That We Niii mtpt Tor tht pas lAtsp Aforesaid
At tNv resiurupr ~ " S, hUpAtna ln
the NiiiaNs " MunoheattF u said iis
tnet uh TIE iNth dag 90 lan and lNth dn9 el
Juno neat ffonfi chuck e. p .untn tnstioVk
n NJ hh zach pt said days aud
That sA muntns from the lstb unY
VI Dec. A ny iBlA ~ the time nfuitrd 10
shid uOutt TOT sBid creditors 90 pfrsen. thtlt
claims ~ us ipt EXAMINATION ana allowance
A ~. 1913.
9ltO SMITH
a., a, SHAlrUCk '"H'
Abort q utNA Admrs MRueh pstur VI 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness, languor heart
palpitayon. Drastic physics gripe.
alekcn, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doans Regulets act gently
and cure constipation 20 cents
Ask your druggist adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
FMHrH ANIMAL cuNIrIs.
ENTE
The tidsr tss1s ~ t1ln frefn NoHn-
tia state Ca ae~s AZ NaniPsi.
~. Iaa1Ary "a. ~. IN. 1915

BaHiag,en. VI IAn. - iht
JnpialIos a the Aoui1clier boar
y TRADE ana ths co.opefn,iob %
the ehurchm &ad thr Youus
Meas chnsiian ANsociaiionl tss
Fonrh Annual coafer-nne q tht
older Boys o. she Crcen Mountain
state wlll BE- hold Ia that csy b.
slnnins On FRIDAY eveninE, Janasra
Ie. and dosing % SUNDAY evening
lanaary rs. 1914
Last year there were 2e9 10 At
teudanes. Aud the coming Confer.
enoo should bring together large
number ~ hoyx. as we'll ~ leader
~ work with boys. who arc inter
eated IA The bsst welfare u The boya
Is our state Il Is not conducteo
for the pleasure Of the delegates.
5ut for giving Inspiration and dr.
formation 10 matters Of vital inter
esl % older chrEtiau boys
The Conference will open viii
tie supper on Friday evening Sat
arday viii be devoted to addresses
aud discussions. and Sunday viii be
gwen 10 church services. an evan
geiistio meeting. and the closing ser
yEea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Tho goaruai ortnads Il sympa
sAy 10 the iion Carroll = Page IN
TIE Sudden death az bic wlte They
had been married ~ year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Yesasas lost uoble character
when Horace VI Bailey died lie va
good maa and greatly beloved ~
all who bad the pleasure q his
Acquaintance