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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
Estate Of Edna |. Kendall
Nrlnr nL Nnllrr Mn.

Otubi VI NbtlNt W itis
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Man.
chester, ~,
me HowraJie Probate Ceaa for M
District u .HIachcster
10 al persons interested 10 the estate ~
Edna /, Kendall lnte OF Ainuchestef To-
SAID District. 0REEitA1;
At Il Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within aud iur haid piHtrIet o. tue lttn uiiy
ian. lUlt ain instrument pufp1ftlna 20 ~
the last viii aud Testament % Gdna /.
hendhll, iute Uf Mnncheater, ~ sad hlh-
tricf licensed, was presented W lnH court
niofesnid, for frpnllu.
Anall Is Ordered by said Court that the
iAh day OF fob,. Wa az thp Probate Oinep
IN said Manchester 10 assigned f0r proNtiA
said instrument ana that butire thereof be-
gwen to all pcfBuus concerned 10 pHp'
ushing this order three WUuKS hutctasa
tyely In the Manchester journal, "a paper
circulating ~ tiAt vicinity, "a shid District,
prev lOus 20 the line appointed,
THEREFORE,. ypu hre hereby notified W
appear before said court. AZ the uale hnd
place aforesaid, hnd contest ihe probate Of
snid Will n yuu have cause.
tsiyen under my hand at Manchester 10
said District, this I'm day Of Jan, 1914,
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
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oNDAWA CLUB DINNER.

on Thursday evening last the
Dndawa club entertained the fol
owing gentlemen connected with
he Rich Lumber Co, who had beel.
United to be the guests of the club
Tor that evenin aud to get better
ACQUAINTED. c. A Rich, h. /. kich
II q Andrews, Ford Brothers, An
I'm Race, Fralk Hinman, s. w.
;aamgarduer. Messrs. HanIey Ryar'
aaer and A. II pettibone
AFTER q couple OF hours al the
pool and billiard tables very boun'
tlful supper was served by +, G
fiHsme. the club steward, TO which
ts sat down. After the supper was
igpofcd Of, and 1t took some time
10 dispose Of the various courses
coll billiards and cards were again
n order aud continued until mid
GIT.
IN order that those VINO were
act able 10 be present may see what
mglstd 10 the way OF sup
i we append the menu.
ri ot Tomato Soup. saltines
Mixed Pickles. owes
beker PIE BAKED ram
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas
Vegetable Salad Mayonaise
Parker House Rolls
,naIs ptr Mince Pie,
Lemon Meringue Pie.
tbsss. Assorted Cakes.
Apples.
Coffee Cigars.
Fqllnex Ginger Champagne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
The March Of the Progressive.

Attruaiou nos We pray
And listen 10 Our las
sor ~ have much " Interest
rhat We would like % say
Ne are chweu band
Ana Ne will ever stand
aar progress and clean politics
Throughout the spacious land
Chorus
o. come. o come, O come. . come
o come and Join our band
40 the froqt. TO the front TO the
front,
Wen march and take our stand :
No party bossee We viii have.
No one to us shall say
no ths or that Progressive
nov
Have got the right Of way
o come and march with us
For We viii break the trusts
rhev nothing shall monopoliEe,
But come to time they must
che ladies all shall vote.
And we would have YOU note
That where the suftragettes are
found,
Things are not done by rote.
II you our cause belied,
You're on the losi q side,
Un'ess yon come and march with u'
You surely can't abide;
For we have come to stay,
No matter what you say,
For we are right and we will fight
Until we win the day.
We're marching right along,
With victory and song
Our numbers evermore increase
We are an army strong.
With footsteps light ard free,
And hearts all filled with glee,
We follow on where honor leads,
And justice is to be.
Miss Mildred Marshall in TIT
Advance,
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Estate of Betsy s. Gregory, sun
ierlaGd. Inventory filed.
Estate of Susan S. Miner, Man.
chester G. X. Miner, executor, des
ignates w. B. Edgerton, his agent II
this state
Estate of Selah B. Cadoret, Man
chester. Inventory filed,
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strennthens Ship keels.

In rough weather NJ sen ship mas
10 withstand enormous shocks ana
strains This Is specially 80 10 the
case where the ship is lifted haff clear
OF the sea by = wave and then comes
crashing down again To make the
ship invulnernble 10 this terrible buf-
feeling the bottom is made In double
thickness. with few feet space 10 be
tween Before the commencement Of
voyage this part Is pumped full OF
water and Is really huge water cush.
ion. which distributes the effects Of
shocks which. u applied only 10 one
portion Of the ships bottom. wouid
loosen the rivets and sink the ship =
Pearsoa's Weekly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

The undersigned, hHNlue hcvu appointed
by The Honorable Probate Gourt tor the ms
tiict uf Manchester. Commissioner to fes
coiyc, examine, ANA adjust thu Uintms And
demands Of all persons against the ustatH "
John o. Waite lnto Of Peru
Ia said District deceased ana an claims
exhibited iH offset thereto. huytn5 R(AU no
tice that We VIII meet iut tio purpose atore.
suid, a. the Store at a. 1t ilars
good in The Town 81 Peru III shld
District on rho Mtn uay 81 aniS
neat, from one nuioek rAa until
four O'Clock b. A.. on said day aud That six
months from the pih das OF lau A. u,
IVA, Is the Time limited - sald court for
said creditors 70 present tnUir claims 10 Us
for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Peru ms lslu day OF lnuuafy
A, -. 1914,
WHITNEY. Eg.a,
b,F, WILLIAMS.
Eldorus Wirler. Admfa Loniondegfy
~ 40
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aaJ sane ~ tac state q Yer.
@ tAaas days u iugaifiea
eht s aad eAveyB y snafi
8fe Is 81 as ,bag Watihff s5tA
81 ana 4taAins 81 hrlrigl ~ aps ae
a. as1 ugau what Is u called. bls
apta aba n.akes Il. Thcre bafe
tash iuquigisa and surveys.
aatet,~d. that haTc besa
.aasoua 10 their results occa0sc q
isc .naompseuoe Or inagaliieA2et
i taae abo have saaac them On
,faef hana this rerm~s suf-
s., model % ~ kind and Il $
5 s. aa.r that ihe Carnegie Foul-
u aul lollow il with man'
tae Same type.
lu tails Aaaaify each part q thS
IRA uas allotted ~ q special STU
8sst bat tha special student va
9St allowed 10 put oat bis personal
.s3a asions a. III" Official results
i lie survey lie WAS. % th'
aotrary. required 10 explain ana
4g.end hl8 conclgs.oHs al freqnels
conferences iu whkh all those VINO
aefe Assgaed 70 ANY portion q Tue
agfk participated The results al
owed az became. therefore, tht
aorR nos Of Individual inguirers, bal
n an intelligent body OF cooperat
Iuy specialists working under the
suidancs and tho criticism Of Presi-
l1 Prltchest himself
one OF the most striking results
j tb.a inquiry Is the clear demon
gration given ~ the impolicy and
Ae aawisdom 81 paying state SUB
.4tos 10 institutivus Of higher edA-
alton that are not tax supported
and under government control II
very much to be- hoped that the
IDS Gown here on this subject will
sproad and grow. and quickly cheek
st has be1ome a vicious tenden-
IN many states. Following The
.afoitnnate use made In 50 many
ass Of the morrill, land grants and
Of The subsequent appropriations iol
gileultnral education made by th'
ongress, divers institutions in df
.ertgt parts of the country conceiy
the notion Of plunging theil
aands into the public treasury foi
The purpose OF carrying ON SOM
tstensibly public work II stud!
we're made OF what has happened II
lthis way turnout the country, TN
results would be surprizing and di
Iheartening. We hope that the Car
lnegie Foundation win have tn
courage to undertake II, and ina
speedily.
slSl another point which !
brought out with clearness in IN
Vermont Survey is the fact in nc
gfse peculiar 20 vermont,that yei
mall fraction Of the national apprt
prlatlons for agricultural educatlo
are spent upon agriculture. It
astonishing how long those Interest
"A IN agricultural edncation,and ~
: Intelligent public generally, nav
acauieseed IN what is TO all Intent
ana purposes an improper diyerslo
Of public funds from agriculture
education to subjects OF gener'
instruction. We are quite awai
] chat this practice is defended D
those responsible for II as permi'
j {bIe within the terms OF the laV
] but even If il Is technically so PEI
rfssibIe II is certainly a yiolatio
II ,he spirit OF the law Any la
which permits II ought to be amen'
ID or repealed.
The Vermont Survey is highly COZ
sruetiye. thoro and sound. In a
early issue OF the Educational ~
view IL Is hoped TO present a detail
Ga examination Of It's methods an
ealclus.ons. From the Februai
: Educational Review.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Mrs. w. H. Moore has return
I'd from a visit with her daughter
and family in Castleton.
MIR. and Mrs Crossman Lincoln
II Rupert have been spending few
lays at the home of A. Rafter.
Miss Mabel Hulett of East Jaf'
iery, n. H., formerly of this place
IS spending the winter in st. Angus
tine, Fla.
The third entertainment OF the
church course VIII be given sat
the Lltchfield Duo in their Even
ing of Mirth and Music
The Inter-Church Federation Oh
y laumtlt has Issued a plea that
february s be observed as a state
vide Go to Church Sunday includ'
ing all people. both Catholics and
Protestants.
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ARLINGTON.

w. l. Jones returned from Ne"
York Saturday.
Ms. F. c. st. onge is at the
Albany Hospital.
Harold Cressey has returned
from Manchester
Miss Irene Higgins was n
bennington recently.
Ezra Mercure Of Pittsfield Mass
spent Sunday in town
Miss Leone Vault was at home
from Burr & Burton seminary sun
day
The Bennington City Band gave
successful dance at the Town Han
last week
Miss Mary Lyons of Rutland has
I;,een the guest Of her sister, Mrs
James lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs James P. cullinar
we're weekend guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. scrlvens at Troy, y. y
Mr., and Mrs Louis KilIion o.
New York were the guests Of M
brother. NJ. F. Killion, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reid have
returned TO pittsfieid. Mass, after
a weeks visit at Mrs. Mary somers
Master J. Walter Risdon enter
iainsd four cousins at dinner par
ty sunday in honor OF his fourth
birthday
Announcement Is made Of th'
approaching marriage Of Miss Flu
L. sharkey to Harry Brown OF cam
3fiaga. n u, to take place on mex
Tuesday at the home ~ her par
sn,s. Mr. ana Mrs Frank sharkey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
tlaac,, ster Center Village Improve
m,nt society,


m,nt society.
Al the regular meeting Of the
MANCHESTER Center Village Improve
meat society on Monday evening W.
III shaw WAS elected temporary
Aairnlaa owing to the Illness Of
,he President and the a5senc" from
oNa u the vice-president
A. The March meeting IS the An
nual Meeting a Nominating Commit
- coasatlng o. " ~ Shaw, Mrs.
.E l.. wyman and Il n Swift, was
appoifted TO name officers Tor the
coming year
o. reqaest q the Treasurer that
Al Aaailor be eieaed w Il shaw
vas chosen aud kindly consented L
at
Various plans for raising moncS
10 pay the balance due ou the side.
walk already bulk we're discussed
va reports CA the different plans
ian b. submittod ne1s month On
less called nesting u necessary
The Chairman % the Tag ia,
COMMITTEES reported thai Rev Muir
rsy 81. Dewart had furnished a thor
zaBd tags which Werc now ready 10
ase Il vas voted 20 make Tow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
EAST RUPERT.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reed weIt
in Landgroye last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harwood
were In Granville, N. Y, last week.
Mrs. Mary Black of Pawlet Wis
ted her daughter. Mrs. p. Connors
last week,
Edward Moffitt has taken Ber'
Moore's farm in Rupert for the com
ing year
Mr.. and Mrs. CroSsman Lincoln
4 Rupert visited at Chas, Perkins
4 few days last week
Charles DanfoIh and daughter
;arah, have returned from a few
lays visit in Brattleboro,
Rev. Mr.. Van Deusen OF New
Golk gave a very interesting tall
IN China at the school house sun
la afternoon of last week, Heis Z
Leave for Chine as a missionary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

We are Hsuing another saI'Pie
mat for lbe educational board thia
Area rGctc Il s9u profits plalA
F 4a ibie ote AAd ia'k ,Ast "'H
be tsCse oi s0He g CUT
ttaiiaa az ltaru.aR vince
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
THE VERMONT EDuC ATloNaI
SURVEY

Elsewhere "a Ati issue Of the
Review Is printed a Summary q
ihe coaeluaions arrived q by the
Carueg.c Foundation a. a refnis d
ns elaborate snd palnstaking edu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

r9le February lsHue q Vie beuz
asBpan Coun,y Reeita e!il be oal
mts uoea aud - al Arlinei9a
Ngmlcr This huiling ioHa 8as
htea p,ll hoaa up "a print
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

FOR SNLE-In East Dorset
dwelling house of eight rooms, with
barn. Ample ground for garden
and eight or ten fruit trees, Locat'
ed near school In central village
For further information apply to
X. r. Stone, p. O. Box 243, Man
chester, Vt 4Z-iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
u,Sr ARLINGTON

Msss clara iiauamau was in
MANCHESTER On "Wednesday q this
weeR
Mrs Bent Vaughn 81 Arlastp
sscht IAafsday VIA Mu Timotbl
Hayes
prank laB-u and wife o. Ar
.ils5u saeia AonGay Rith Relatives
10 thi4 place
Jerome niH, vile ana sou o.
cumberland. spent SUNDAY AZ D. Is.
harrington
Miss susan Conlin o. Cambridge
I'M n. has been visiting her SISTER
Mrs Timothy Hayes
Mfs. (. Poor returned laA'
X fsam the samaritan Hospital
h4ah iupruod IN health.
Mrs 4. c. Woodwork Of Ar
liugton was visitor at u ]
ratOus one Gay IeNthtis
Miss Anna Hover has returned
70 her nome IN Cambridge, N y
alter few weeks stay at ) G.
'11r's
Heury Conlln and wife we're III
ambridge n ~ last Monday visit
"A
az the formers sister. Mrs Frank
warner
il G. Buck and daughter MRS
Albert Edgerton, attended the fun
e.al Of j. Frank Grout ia East
Arlington Wednesday OF last week
I'D. Decker has sold his farm
stock and implements to Mike Con
hin and has taken in exchange th'
mouse and land surrounding it which
Mr. Conhn bought of Lemuel Buet
recently.
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Sacred to Him.

you of course consider the ballo
sacred?'
"Sure. Why shouldn't II I've al
most made my Twin out OF 1t eve
since was old enough to vote. '-Chl
cago Record Herald.
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Saved the Dishes.

Husband But why did you dismiss
the cook this morning when tne
Higgses are coming to dinner tonight
Wife-Because at II n. m. we had only
exactly enough dishes left to sci the
table. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Browne A man has gOi ~ he an
awful liar 10 be popular.
Tomue-- Nhy sof
Browne iseeanse no man can gan
popularity by telling people the truth
about themselves. Chicago News
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Il eiiar sHg TAG i@y ana thei me
soseF sadies from sho yartona parts
Il tia tawa b. asked ~ RiYr theif
nef as tof she inK8iaF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

that President WiAon hea 90
open mind u sboNu Ia the revef al
Il his order laying an embargo on
arms aad ammunition BEING sold e
tbr Nairsna The rebels have been
stiiesI 90 a gssat extent 70 get
lae.r arms and ammunition from
the FedorAla 10y killing them and
taking il away from them !, may
b. hat the revolution win De ended
shortly Nhon all combatants are
pat On the same level
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BoNDvILLIi.

Loren Bryant was in Bennng-
ION recently
Miss verlie slade is visiting
relatives in So. Londonderry
Mrs. Abbie Martin and son Car
nee we're in Manchester Thursday
Several from this place attend
ed the exhibition al Jamaica FRIDAY
night
Leroy Morse and bride OF EV-
rett washington, are visiting at
roland Norses
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Robots ana
child have gone to Westmoreiahu
ii H.. where they have employment
Miss Annie Williams aud Mrs
| Alberta Rabbit Of So. London
derry visited at Mrs Lueina wales
Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Ann Slade Is very
In Mrs A. G. Slade and daughter
,ila are also ON the sick list.
- D. stiles was the guest o.
lais daughter. Mrs. Charles Allen o.
jamaica Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society me
With Mrs. II. 0. Coleman last Wed
lday and was we'll attended Mr.
| Coleman was at the village at nin'
O'Clock with a team and carried al
who wished to go.
Il f. Benson, who underwear
Ian operation two weeks ago at th'
Memorial Hospital, Brattlebco' eA
pects TO remain another week III
wife went last Thursday to visi
lhim and viii stay until he is abl'
10 come home.
plans are being made Tor
musical entertainment at the churcl
| saturday evening, Feb. 2lst, ioi
lowed by supper at Grange Han
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Gaul of Norti
bennington are expected to be pre-
sent TO assist with the instrumeh
Ital music
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness. languof, heart
palpitaiion. Drastic physics gfipe.
glcken, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doan's Reguiets act gently
aud cure constipation Is cents
Ask your druggist. adv
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Estate of Herbert W. Bentley.

Order OF NOTICE OF AlloNdDcc " hctt'
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Man
chester, ~.
TIe Probate curt for The District Of Man
chester.
To ali persons interested IN the estate o.
Herbert W BENTLEY late Of sandgate In snid
District. deceased. -
WHYRFAs said Court has assigned tbs
%th day OF Feb, next. at ten O'Clock IN ths
forenoon for ehnmining ana AZ
lowing the account Of the hdministrato
81 the estate OF said deceased ana Tor
n decree Of the residue Of said estate 70 the
lawful claimants OF tine same, and ordefeg
Tint public notice thereof be given " All
porsons Interested IN said estate by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully pre-
ylous to the day assigned. In the Mahches'
ter Journal a newspaper published nj Man
chester In said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notlned 70
appear at the Probate once ~ Manchester,
hi snid District, on the day assigned then
and there 70 contest the allowance Of SAID
account II you see cause, and 70 establish
YOUR night as heirs, leghtees anu lawful
Claimants 10 said residue.
Given under my hand this Nth day 81
January 1914
N EDWARD GRiFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

President Wilson has conferred
we'll morIted honors upon the two
mtn who made possible the CON
stfuctlon IL the Panama Canal He
bas made " G Gorgas surgeon GEL
Grad 81 tic United states Army and
appointed Col q W Gothals as
tie governor o. the canal zone.
These two men made living aud
uofk pos bile on the Isthmus Of
Panama. tie former By clearing ~
the territory and making IS possible
tor large bodies OF men and women
to live there free from the fevers
usually accompanying life Ia the
tropics while the latter 80 organized
- government % the zone that
tie siupendous work Of the build
iHg 81 this great work was carried
oil without friction and completed
a most o year ahead % time Col.
Cocktails has shown the world that
tbe Officers 81 the i y are not All
rats and aathers lie was sent to
Panama 10 build the Canal and he
built & ne will now get Il IN rum
ulng shape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05
EAST DORSET.

FOR SALE Ia East Dorset
dwelling house Of eight rooms swim
barn. Ample ground for garden
and eigh. or ten fruit trees Local
cd near school IN central village
For further information apply &c
X r. stone p. O. Box l243. Man
chester. Vt fz'l"
The play Farm Folks" held
.a school Hall last Friday evening
nas a dec lded success 10 even
9ay The players showed careful
preparation and the parts we're wei
taken, holding the attention Of ~
audience to the end The ball va
cnseded. numbers from Manchester
Dorse, and Daahy being present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Special attention Is paioie
extraction and artificial teeth
office m Uuttle brOek, CestaT
So. Rutland. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Mr Griffith. who for many years
has been well known Ia this town
ard IN Manchester. died very recent
u at the home q hia niece. Mrs
II b Kendall Of East Dorset he
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SoTIcEI TAX sALEl


Tho Non- Resident propr' t0fsofthe Town
OF Wlnhnli III thc county ~ bennington,
nfu hereby uotliied thaL bnp tnArs hs#sssed
by snid IoNn witnin tue Two years neAF pfet
peodinR This uHte remain HitHpr N Wituia ar
Va pnrt unpaid on tho follow iug described
nnds vi sad iOwii. 70 Witt
About 8tnpres 81 lHnd, pe tile snnie more
~ less, ana beng lot No. Va Bal4ae ~ aisU
about 28apfes OF lAud b. tho same mote %
On itAnRr Is; also nDout o. ncres " innd, ."
tlIr same more or less ANA teiu4 lot No, 10
~ RanEp 10. also nbuu iBx actHs ~ ialu u
the sutna more or less, Hhd bslng pHft II
Lots Nos, y ana 10 ifHnRe g. Hud anpNn ~
tir hanson Farm hiao HD.}ut iS9 aefus o.
land be Tie same more 81 lesH uiu faiiug
pnrt of Lot So.7 iutho Oh KHage aHd BHfts
of Lots Nos. gHnd 7 Ia Range d, ana known
~ The }, 4 Johnson ihfui also about %
acres Of lnnd De The shiuH more ar less. bte
n4 Che land conveyed 70 Louis Duifesiie bg
the helectncu Of the fuRu ~ N iuiail, aud
KNOWN ~ TIE Paul t0bbins iarm also
about l7u acres VI land ie the same more Or
less ana being lot No. Ia hanRe y
set Ia the list 70 Louis Luffcshe
1919 fa2 t86s
1918 Iax 1856
$3.50
And 50 much u aaid abds VII hp Hald ut
Public Auction IA tbe fVWh Ciefk office
neat, AZ oeioeA u ii4e aftatbauu ~ eBhil
b. requisite 10 discharge sAid taxes Wlth
costs, unless previously p4id.
HERBERT JOHNSON.
Colloetord Town raxas,
Dated q, wiuhall This lstb any Of January
A. y. islL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

llle state ~ Vermont - naioF-
taaate rs lolrg some 81 ~ proper
Il 81 ,be burning q large build.
uad III boys dormitory, ad.
miliatratiou building and din.
lae room and kitchen at the Indus.
trial school plant a, Vergennes oI
saturday last It is extremely for
tuuate th1t this was accompanied By
no loss 81 llfe when the STATE
ra1uilds Il win have modern
bagdmg ln the place Of the an
liQualed structure destroyed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

Louise r. wr,s0t eNecutrl, Manchester