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SEALED BIDS will he received BY tho
Board Of water supply. at It's of'ces,
twenty-secon floor, Municipal Building.
PARK Row, Centre ana Chambers Streets
New York city, untN II A NJ. on ruesd4v.
March %. 1919. for Contract l.s. for the
construction OF six concrete stone and
brick buildings A. and near she KenSi'o
reservoir. In The town OF NJ. Pleasant,
WestchNster county. New YORK The larg
est OF the but iings Is, approximately. 100
foot nv - feet by A. feet, and the snla, .-t
80 feet hv n feet b, 40 feot The ,lh.
structures o. 'ounaa'ions Of 'h.sa hu,.t
Tugs have h-"u built and me Ci'y WI far
nish AMI cro.. thu roof coN'rs for the
bur tDge
A. tho above place and time the bids
Nj he putt'H nporsi aud read Pam.
ph."is containing Information for bidders
tni .pampp offs ~ ontfacf drawings ,tp
10 obtained a. M" above address, a. thn
ofnoe of the SoHretLrA. nv doposifinr tho
sum OF ten do rars ,tlur ia cash ~ ia
equivalent for Zach pamphlet For further
particulars app - tho ONCE NJ the Priu
opal Assistant Ereineeg A. tho ahovs al.
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
MARBLES ~ NDN'Cit.
IONS T. 81; NI.Nl\.
'omm lsslon"r~ ~ ne BOARD - water sunny.
W RHl, conn .a '.'trr
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-rpREMr CURT. COUNTY OF SEv

,3RK -MfTRoHoiITAN LIE iNsrR
INC.. and others. Defendants
Ia pursuance Of a judgment OF fore.
closure and sale duly made and entered
dttc the l2th day Of January. 1915. = tho
uudsrs!gnei, the Referee in said Judgment
named VII So! at pne,ic auction: a. The
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
~ Sew York. on the stth DAY OF March.
leit g. !: n.lock noon on hat day. By
directed hy said judgment TO be sold and
therein described a. follows:
81 land Nth tho huidirgs and improve
Wents thereon situate. lying and being IN
The horoush Of Mauhattan. city, COUNT
4c-r-thrd a. follows:
REGiNNlNG a.. the corner formed BY
40 Intersection ~ m. southcrly aid. NJ
tho Easter,v side NJ seventh Avenue, run
INNS then Sou'h"rly along the l;~ast-rly
,u1 Fort, SIKH street and part Of IN"
",s'snCc ih-9Hsh a S9-,} WI ono huna1.i
seventh Avenue forty 40 feet 10 the
soa,h"r', 50" % one Hundred and Forts
S'iihoriy Id Of On. iinrdr.d and Fo-,Vv'
sI>'h street on" HUNDRED Nnol feet 10 the
corner aforesatd. the point or place OF
r. shove described PREMISE. Il. in
-. ION : MOCK soi! on 'hs Land Map OF
'he '''y - New YORK.
ruoN,tS " cHJRCiriL. Re'o-...
wouDFuKn. .HpEEL ANn RrTCHER.
Avenue. thorough OF Manhattan. New
work CITY
IN. to'owirF Is a diagram 90 N. prop.
49,, 20 be so'i rs street number is is,
l4sth stree,
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10Th street
Tia" approNimat" amount Of tn. len or
,hrrE" 60 satisfy whinh me ahnv- DO
: r h"I p.up"iiN f. To- he sold, t. stOy, ta0 90.
win interest thereon from tho nm day NJ
fohrutrE, 1880, together with thu costs
and allowance amounting IN ti5g a.. win
Interest from February gith. lPiJ, To
goth"r with the expenses OF tho sale. Ths
approximate amount Of the taxes, assess
meuts and water rates, or other liens,
which az" 20 be allowed TO the purchaser
out of the purchase money, or paid by tha
Referee. 4, ttSi.50 and Interest.
Sald promises viii he sold subject to the
lights 0f tho tenants thereof. covenant.
and restrictions contained In deed re- or'ol
H. liho, a. of touNc'au,e- 1t Page as,
m"ht~, IT any o. lights OF passage
through tho c~aster'y wa Of stia prentice
20 ana from the hui'diug ou 'hr east, 'hern
hN.ug no walls hPtW Hou Hdii buildings uI
the t'rs'. ninth and tV"lf'h 0uofs thol"of,
stat" ~ facts shown on q survey made y,
Francis W Ford's Sons. dated october
?5th, l00N
Dated Erw York, March ist, 1915.
hRNEST r. ECkLEY, Referse
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YORK JAMES HNLSTENp sole
surviving Ifus'c" ~ 90" i'Ist f't th'
ng,r@, ~ 'N,.+II' ha.'''i az -.
vs. ana T"-'t1."n' "i Iea'-"n. : Ia
stead. late 1T th' 'lt., tuuuy and state
nrNKi RnsE<sTriN and Mi<NiE
ROSENSTtlN his Wiz. ct .i, Defendants
Ia pursuance OF .HIEWcnt of fore
closure and SAFE. duly made aut uttered
in tho abovc-cutiilci action and bearing
date the Nh day Of March. 1915. /, he
Undersigned. the referee IN said Judgment
Exchange Sa.esroorn. 40. liiG Vesey
street. - the Borough o. Manhattan Citv
Of, Sew York On the oth day OF April
JOSEPH = DAY. Auofloucer. the
premises dire'ted by said Judgment TO be
sold. and therein described as follows.
Ali. those certain lots. pieces or parcel.
OF land, with the building and improve
,nents thereon erected. situate. |ylng. and
titS NJ New York, In the county and state
Of New York ana which taken together
are bounded and described a. follows:
RE''I NNlNG at q point ON th" SouthcrlN
side Of lI'h street. distant ure hundred
and seventy two ,if.' feet SiN 60, iush,.
Ea.',r.y from tho soufhoa.tcr, r,rus, ot
tan StI''' and second Avenue. running
Thence ~oufhcr.j. p,rsicI WITH ~-,ui
Avenue tui part OF tho way througn ,
feet three %, inches thence Eistor'v
parallel with l,'h street. foriv ave rs,
feet, theme" \urthrrly, parallel with
second Av"nu" and part Of tho way
through another party wall one hundred
and three tl03I feet three 90 inches. to
tho Souther|y side OF ltth Street. and
thence Westerly, along said Southrrly eide
OF lNh street, forty ave l+b\ feet. to the
point or place OF beginning, be satd dis
tances and dimensions more or less
Being the remise nov known as Not.
sl5 and 3ls Eat IAN Street. Subject to
covenants against nuisances and In force
II any. said premises Will be sold sub
ject also to the state OF facts shown on
a survey OF said premises made By Earl
n. Iovc'l, Civil Engineer and CITY Sur
v-yor. dated March n, 1909.
pa'cd. New York March ~. 1915
JAMES toWbtN MEN ERS. Referee
BALDWIN FISHER n POTTER. At'or-
ueN' for Plttu'.n. pnro 4 -
Address, a. Stssau street. Manhattan
borough. Sew York City
The following is 70 dttgrtm Of the rrnp
oIty 10 he sold, It's strerf Nuuh,r I 3'6-
SIS East lith street. borough Of Man.
haitian, New York Ci'v. Sew York
IAN STRAIT
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RI SALES.


SUPREME CurRr. yorNTN OF SEW
VI CLAPP hi. Wiz. rlajutn.. against
FLORENCE l. COLBtEN aud Dfher+ Dc
PENDANTS In pursuance OF = tudEWrut nf
PARTITION and sale. dulv made and on
'crod In the above entitled action ana hcdr
ing datr tho ~ecoud day of IulN. 1914 T.
ment named vii sell 80 public auction. ~
Who ENnnduga ~alsvronm. Nou - ~ Ne1cs
stree. IN INC Po-oush o. Manhattan Ci'y
uf Sew York. on the 2Hth dt, ~ March.
l1tt. az H. clock noon on that day. by
Joseph T. Div. Auctioneor. the premise
therein Described as f~o'lo"s: ca l.
thost tNo certain lots. pieces or parcels Or
land together Win tho buildings thereon
~ffected) situate. wing and being on tho
not'heasterly corner of .Siy'h Avenue and
Eleventh street 'u tho Fifteenth ward NJ
the City OF New York aud bounded and de
-rri!ed az follows: BFGTNNlNG At 'hc
norihcastcrlv corner of sixth Avenue aud
Eleventh street. running thence northerlv
along the c%asterlv line Of sixth Avenue
forty-two G2i feet siS 90 inches; thcncc
"~asterlv parable With Eleventh street
sixty nine ,t2l feet to land nov or late
of James Brady and others. thence south
crlv parallel with sixth Avenue and along
the sstd lard Of James Brady and ether
iorty-'wo H2l feet six co. irrhes 10 tho
northerly line Of Eleventh street and
thence westerly along the northerlv line
OF Eleventh street sixty nine $50, feet 10
the. place - beginning Re tho said ecv-
eral dimensions more or less. said prem
ises being now known and designated az
Numbers iS and $50 one hundred and
sixth Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan. In
said City OF New York
The following Il a diagram OF tho said
property to he sold!
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INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY,

New York, March 2. 1915.
A dividend Of ONE HALE OF ONE PEI
CENT. has been declared on tho capital
stock Of this COMPANY, payable April lst.
1915. to stockholders OF record al the close
of business on March 18th, 1915, Oh which
date the transfer books. at the once OF the
Transfer Agent, the corporation Trust
Company, Ia Exchange Place, Jersey city,
y. j. viii n" closed until April I'd. 1915
WILLIAM n BARNARD. Treasurer,
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United Shoe Machinery CORPORATION

The Directors Of this corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend Of IL %
tSTpc per share, on the Preferred capital
stock and a dividend of 10 900 per share,
on tho Common capital stock, both payable
April 9th. 1915, to stockholders of record
at the close OF buvneSs March 18th, 1915,
LA COOLLDGE. Treasurat
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53rd street
Tho approximate amount ~ tho Ion or
1hArFc. to satisfy which the ahoNc-dr-
ecribed property Is to he snld, f.
sSi.3s5 $500. with interest thereon from
tho LIST dsy Of February. 1915. except the
sum ~ ti2e 9s-iO0 which has hcen Paid on
account Of saii Interest. together WITH
costs and allowance amounting 10 1870,
with interest from February End. 1915, TO
gather with the expenses OF the sale. Tho
approximate amount of tho taNcs, Rsses~-
merits and water rates. or other Items.
which ar" 80 he allowed 10 the purchaser
or - tho purchase money. ~ paid by tho
Hcferrc. e. fl.2tl '0-l0o and iu'orcs'
Dated New York. March sch, 1915
SAMUEL =. LEvINSON. Referee.
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DlNIDESD NO. 63,

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent. on
tho capital stock % this Company has been
declared, pavRhlo April 18TH. 1915, at the
otnce Of the Treasurer, l2l state Street.
Hosiou. Mass. To stockholders ~ record At
IA" close Of business March 2ith, 1915
CHARLES \ ltlBRARD Treasurer
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The $50 members OF the James o.
Blaine Progressive Club will meet at
their clubhouse. 287 Lenox avenue. this
evening to TO to = theatre party which
will be followed by 4 supper At the
Harlem Casino.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
nav York and harlem nallro.d "a

New York, March l3th, l9l5.
The Board OF Directors of this COMPANY
has declared q dividend Of 90 on the
Preferred and Common stock, payable on
the nrst day OF April. 1915. 10 stockholders
OF record at the close Of business on March
18th, 1915.
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

26th 81, and IVA Ave,N ,.Maroh ~, lVlb,
The Board Of Directors OF Otis Elevator
dividend OF $50 per share upon tho Pre-
ferred stock. and also "A quarterly dividend
OF 81 rs per share upon the Common stock
Of the Company. both payable a. this ONCE
on April 18TH, 1918, to the Preferred and
Common stock holders of record at the
close of business on March 3lst. 1915.
". u MrLLNE. TreAsmrsr.
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Da'el. <Av York Nar,h 3rd 1913
GEORGE n ENGELHA Referee
NOAH -. ROGER~. Attorney for rIttu'iNs
100 ~R-padwsv. Borough .: Manhattat,
Sew YORK city.
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GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Ok Oae~~d "a Naw Hovk Eehruary N 1918

The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and one-half per cent ave- will he paid
April /, 1915. to Preferred stock holders OF
record at 3 r. NJ. March ~. 1915.
LANCASTER MORGAN, Treasurer,
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VVVSO
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY
FIRST AND REFUNoINc MORTGAGE $50 SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS
Dated July l. 1913 Due July l. 1914,
Interest payable lmay land July in New York
o; ;%Ss, H s% 81 . $1,000 : %s a aud s%' ess '% Be sS ssssf % %g s" ."S:ah s; Ss% ;ta s9
ovAsaxrvr TRUST COMPANY OF VIEW voak r"~
These bonds arc part Of an authorized issue of S75oooo, of wch sIooooo( ncudng the
100000 now oferd) are outstanding 1I545oO are reserved to retire. underlying bonds and tn
remaining bonds are reserved fra additions ETC., under careful restrictions
"''": :S :: :: s:: $ r. s. :: " it: rs: THE &: : 49,: Wow :s :: sss.s Exchange
Of Montana including the Butte district md the most imporan centres of industry in the State Its
area larger than thai Of the combined Nw England States Tr full particulars regarding these bonds
u %r 1 sq % '% " s sr mn E" h D H& ys I t@' @ fS S "' company COZ" " vine" letter "" be Sen"
"'": :: s. ssss: : eli :s s e.; It.: s s:as. ssr %%sSs. "t 1.a .: ss .:s;A: .: d sx s"S ss
hAenl trust Il hyho electric plants. q aem re''s plant. l49o nile: Of
FAN. ETC. It !. . 6s mor.ss IN substantial part of Il. property
Power plants and waite po~e" covered by the mortgage comprise:
Hydroeectc Plants now in operation 1910 horse power
Hydroeecre Plants unrr construction 1s& completely 5000
Water Power undevcor~d in reserve about Ia7"o
c~. and net earning. have increased Notwithstanding severe industrial depression
e., ,., ,, *%?s ss%s s%ss
81: Il = IT'S :s::: s: sos $50 !: present s:s:s - f. i, j. i;
or r.~rsd kr construction whh is not yt onasuGns to earning. "N
SINKING %. fund or" ;: .a :a S is sfs" : maturity: :: :ss.: :st s soT 81 Fl ts;. is.:s s.S st s s': s:.
sI,soo Of its common stock
Il" '! s.ss h ito r s~: @' s%%:. s' S9 ss::.s :sss st s:s. and es.s. s 3 Ps:st a s. Gs%;
nov cp"ansl md bout. 4sO mile: q Chicago tlx.utss & $, Py' R.Hx.y
to e $ IN operation in oet%esl 1915; tn remaining zoo nile. IN 1916 "'*'"
Price 91h and interest, yielding about $500
~ a E% 1 y4 ~ Re ar%, !" t "s $% c s%" s Be sc%" 4 " s"s sy ' s E,s s..' ss = ~ cG 1s%x
Of Of he" ,a n%f has 4" s "~Ao ofs" S%1 v ' Hv1 S% S~|r. rH f~""rsos s" + 'SR"""u' s f "v NH 2ot
LEE, HIcc'NsoN & CO. GUARANTY TRUST CO.
NJ YORK session CHICAGO OF NEW YORK
! w. sELIcMAN & co.
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II WNHTTHNT" TT TTTVe7
, Dividend
Yield.
6,36 Montgomery ward NJ
500 Northern ohio Traction 4 ldght
~ tpabst brewing pf
Il Pacinc Coast
on Pacific Coast ID Of
5.72tPhclps Dodge
10 Philadelphia co
2.OOtp!ts Cincinnati! Chicago 4 81 Louis .!
q DARWIN city Rapid Transit nj
Z .OOirndcrwooi Typewriter pf
$40 weyman iiruton
go Weyman Bruton NJ
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INV IolloN lng lh''N' w wv '''N'7
recent sales the Yields are figured on th" !
Dividend
Yield,
go American Coal Products ~
10 6tBrown shoe pf
40 Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg
800 Buffalo Rochester 4 Pittsburg pr
81 IiChicago q Northwest NJ
q 3 OIChicaEo SO Paul 4 Omaha
A.4OtChicago 81 Paul 4 Omaha pf
5.33 Canada Southern
5.22 Central h South American Telegraph
90 7 iCiuett Peabody
$40 G W Helme
$50 Hooking Valley
OF Moline Pillow Is, pf
,Yield figured on asked price.
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DORSET HOLLOW

John Dalton and Henry Harwood
have purchased new Ford automobiles.
John L. Moon of New York, is at his
home at Glen Farm for several days.
Thomas Mclaughlin Of Rutland,
spent the weekend at William kel-
ley's.
Clarkton Bells of New York arrived
at the new cottage at Glen Farm last
Thursday.
Henry Harwood is repairing his COW
barn. When complete it will be a very
fine barn.
The Misses Grace and Mary Jones
and Mile Streeter we're in Manches-
ter last Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Della Sears Of East Dorset,
who has been at Mrs. William Kelley's
for week, has returned home.
Miss Anna Brennan Of East Wal
lingford, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kelley last week for a few
days.
Miss Lucy Paddock, who has been
attending the 7. C. A., is spending her
summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Paddock.
Eugene Lowell Of New Rochelle, n.
Y, who was the guest of his father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. To-
we'll, at Glen cottage, has returned.
Mrs. Henry Braeken. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bracken, and Miss Mary Brac-
ken Of Montreal, arrived at Valley
View Farm Thursday for the season.
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Hobart Foskett Of Jamaica, was in
town visiting relatives Sunday
Mrs. Eugene Bristol Of Groton, VT,
was a guest at L, G. Roberts last
week.
l.. g. Roberts and two children, Har-
old ana Merrill were in Manchester
Saturday.
Miss Nina Morse Of New London
Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Butler o.
Jamaica, were guests at ]. NJ. Ken
dall's Sunday,
Miss kathleen Sullivan of Win
throp, Mass, is spending q few weeks
ct Rev. Percival Hewitt's.
Hilda and Florence Cobb Of South
Londonderry, are spending few days
with Mrs. John Gardiner
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kendall and son
Waldorf Of New York, are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kendall.
Miss Hettie Haven of South Lon
donderry, recently visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Hayward
Mrs. Sarah Burbee is having her
barn shingled, her brother Clarence
Gleason of Westminster West, doing
the work.
Henry Kendall and daughter, Mrs.
Guy Hazelton, of Manchester Depot.
have returned home from their visit a.
J. NJ. Kendall's.
Mrs. Henry Slade Of Manchester
Depot, and Miss Addie Burbank of
Center, were recent guests
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OF Married People.

Nothing Is 10 me more distasteful
than that entire complacency and sat
isfaction which beam In the counte-
nances OF new married couple, in
that of the lady particularly II tells
you that her lot is disposed OF in this
world; that you can have no more
hopes of her. Ii Is true | have none,
nor wishes either perhaps, but this is
one of those truths which ought, as
said before, to be taken for granted,
not expressed. The excessive airs
which those people give themselves,
founded on the ignorance OF us unmar-
ried people. would be more offensive
II they were less irrational.-From
Lambs Essays of Ella
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appreciation
of the sympathy, kindness and assist
ance of Hope Lodge |. o. 0. F. No. so,
Excelsior Rebekah Lodge, friends and
neighbors during the illness of our
dear wife and relative. Also for the
beautiful flowers and kind services Of
all during the funeral.
Henry Sherwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Barnard,
Mr.. & Mrs. r. T. Mckinney,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Fl. Bromley.
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Moroccan Red Tape.

Official correspondence In Morocco Is
couched in a very nowery and liam
boyant style. For example. an order
TO the minister of finance to contract
loan begins thus:
in our present letter God increase
his power and make the glorious sun
and his moon glitter In the Ornament
OF his felicity we have authorized our
incorruptible servant there follows
nameD TO contract In the name and on
the behoof Of the treasury (heaven ill
~ loan OF -" etc.
Considering that the "incorruptible
servant Is filching as much as he pos
sibly can from the treasury, 1t Is GER
tainly necessary 10 pray that "heaven
oil it-"-London Graphic.
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PERU

Gen. and Mrs. B, F. Roberts Of
Washington, b. G., also Miss Roberts,
are guests Of their nieces. the Misses
Sherman
Mrs. NJ. ]. y, Fuller and daughter,
Of Hanover, Conn, are spending a
week at Deacon Lyoa's, Mr. Fulleg
and the other children are expected in
few days.
Congregational Church Notes
Rev Stephen S. Wood, Pastor.
Morning service at ii o'clock Ser
mon, arise. Shine; for Thy Light is
Come"
Sunday school at the close Of the
morning service. A junior choir is be-
ing organized and conducted BIZ Miss
Edna Burroughs,
Christian Endeavor on Sunday even
ing at 7:45. Subject, Making Life
Worth While Leader, Miss Evelyn
burroughs. a conservation meeting
with roll call.
Prayer meeting this Thursday even
ing at 7:45. Subject, 81 know that We
seek Jesus"
The Christian Endeavor Society VIII
hold strawberry social in the village
hall tomorrow friday evening
Games will be played and the usual
good time is expected.
BONNEVILLE
G.. L. Burbank had his house shing
ed last week.
Relatives from Canada recently Wis
tied at l.. w. Bryant's.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish at this time to thank all
who assisted us during the illness and
death of our husband and father. The
long illness eliminating in death of
loved one certainly brought out the
true friendliness Of our old time neigh
bors and friends.
Mrs. Nathan Cook,
Frank n. Cook.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
Ohio Leads.

The national secretary's report for
the quarter shows that the organizers
have been busy, rs 800 new oranges
and eleven recognized ones ore great
showing. Ohio and Nebraska are the
leaders. each with twenty-nine new
ones to her credit. but Ohio has just
shade on her western sister by getting
one reorganized The report also
shows that the work is active. not In
spots, but from coast to coast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
Not Particular.

A prisoner in one of the Irish police
courts the other day was asked his oc-
cupation. He mentioned several call
ings that he followed from time to
time.
"And. among other things" inquired
the prosecutor, do you pick pockets"
NO" he retorted, Il don't pick
them. just take them as they come"
st Louis Post dispatch.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. George l.. McGuffin and Harry
II. McGufin desire to express their
great gratitude to the many neighbors
and friends who by their uniform
kindness did so much to mitigate their
sorrow during the sickness and death
Of their husband and father.
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CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned wish to express
their heartfelt thanks to the kind
friends who remembered them in their
bereavement, and for the beautiful
floral tributes sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley
and Family.
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Not Desired.

Having at enormous pains got her
length, breadth and thickness about
right. the woman heaved a sigh OF re
lief. mo fourth dimension In mine. II
you please" she exclaimed with un.
mistakable feeling.
Some aver that the feminine mind
Is not attracted by metaphysics any.
way-EXcAange.
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LETTERS 10 BURN.

Never burn kind letters !, IS
30 pleasant to read them over when
the ink is brown. the paper yellow
with age and the hands ths, traced
the fnendly words are folded over
the hearts that prompted them.
Burn only the harsh ones and in
burning fotgve and forget them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
at Mrs. Flora Burbank's.

at Mrs. fora Burbank ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Burbank and
daughters, Hazel and Mildred Of Ches-
ter, who have been visiting relatives
in town, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Burbank and daughters
Dorothy and Marion, went to Dunn
uerston Saturday. The expect p rel
turn Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs
Jacob Ellenburg Of Fair Haven, N. J..
is also expected Wednesday.