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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
AppIE SNOW, Is LAND

one piece or parcel Of land beginning on
the west side OF the highway which leads
from the southern corner road through
spruce swamp TO Beartown, at the northern
corner of land of AlmiD wilcox, thence
northerly on said spruce swamp road to
land OF John and Edgar Wilcox, thence
westerly on John and Edgar Wilcox land TO
land owned or occupied by Leroy Fitch
formerly owned by Elijah Pendolph,
thence southerIy on said fitchs land to
land OF A mira Wilcox. thence easterly on
said Almira Wilcox land to the place of be-
ginning, containing fifty-iiye acres, be the
same more or less, and set In the Grand List
of said SandRate to Addie SNOW.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
YOU SHOULD LIVE IN
A NO" TOWN

When the present Perry bin for a
state wide prohibition law was drawn
mp why was not the manufacture of
cider done away with We're the adj
vocates of this bill afraid that the
farmers in the Legislature would kill
it because it took away from them the
right 10 make cider. The records of
crime in this state will show that cider
has been at the bottom Of more
trouble than almost any other con
tributing cause Manchester Journal.
The experienced editor Of The Jour
nal must know that the manufacture
Of cider could not be prohibited by
law, because cider, as manufactured,
is not intoxicating. Therefore the
manufacture of sweet cider could not
be stopped any more than the manu-
facture of grape-iuice, beet sugar or
any other product that by passing
through the process of fermentation
could generate alcohol.
The trouble with cider is not when
it is generally in an non-intoxi-
eating state--but after il has lain in
the cellar until il gets "hard," or has
acquiring intoxicating properties
through fermentation.
The hard cider issue is serious
enough, although The Herald is in
clincd to doubt that il is Eat the bot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

Styles, Hugh Benson, and Earl Lac
key; town grand juror, Clarence
Hewes; constable Charles d. Beebe;
town agent, l.. f. Benson; license vote,
yes /, no 20. Total tax raised, $50.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
RonERr nrnNEKIANn

One piece or parcel Of land bounded ~ fol.
lows. Bounded on the uOrih ~ lands uNn-
81 % n. Meth. east ~ lands az q. W. nun.
ham Hubbard and the highway, south ~
lands VI Oreemcr a buck. and west un The
state line containing between 80 and isFi
acres of land, and being tie lands 81 ko5ett
Hubuer, and standing upon ibe Gihnu List
Of the Town IL SAnagate 10 The nains 81
nohsrf nubnfr Amount OF gaK SSs ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
TAX SALE

The non resident proprietors Of the Town
OF SYNDICATE, In the county Of Bennington,
are hereby notified that the taxes asscssed by
such town within the year next proceeding
this date remain either in whole or IN part
unpaid on the following described lands in
sue h town To wit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
~ sALE

The resident urupftetofs ~ the Town 81
shncg gate tn the Uuungyo ~ henniHstou are
HEREBY notinea tinl Ghe taxes assessed hg
such Town within ibs year neat preceding
ttis date remains either m whole or tn part
unpaid un ihe following described lands 10
such town o. wiz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

tom 81 more trouble than almost any
other contributing cause Rutland
Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
LYDIA Mtnl'RFEH 4 JONI HoYT
LAND

Described As follows, Ntg:-lt being in
School District No. (. WITH building There
on IN said town 81 SAudRnte, bounded ~
follows, on the north and east 10y the high-
why and NJ q. and FiuTh Kubersons estates
land on be south by Tim Hayes innd, the
south and West lay Edward Hayes nnd land
owned by Munsou ana Parker hoyt and
Green River 10 the place of, beginning con
tnininR about seventy iVe acres 81 land.
be- the same more or less V being The
homestead formerly owned hN riv1hr Hoyt
said land set tn Grand List Of Town II sand
gate to Lydia Nc Durfoe ana John hoyt.
Amount ~ TuA $500
And 20 much Of said lands viii he sold at
Public Auction III the store Of NJ 4. Hurd,
I'm said Sandgnte, on the ffth day Of
April 1915 next. at ten O'Clock in thr fore
noon as shall be requisite 20 discharge such
taxes with cost. unless previously pad.
Dated al SYNDICATE Vermont. THIS sbi b day
Of February 1918.
FIRED sQUlREs, collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
WANTED

WANTED TO RENT Well stocked
farm by German family; or would
consider a place where services Of
man, wife and two sons could be used.
Paul Goebel, Manchester, VI. 46-2
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state OF Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County,

Frank j. Cheney makes cath that he is
senior partner 81 the firfn Of y. J. Cheney A
60. DOING business in tie city 81 Toledo,
county and state aforesaid and that said
rrn will pay the sum OF oNk HtNDkE y
lR1II.ARS for each and every case 81 Ca.
sargh that cannot be- cured by the use -
Hall CatArrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
raoFn 10 before me ard subscribed ia my
presence. this 9th day q laeceinber. 4. y.
is~ AN. GLEASON.
tAeeii Notary Public
Halls ralRFxh Cnre H. taken internally.
ard acts directly on the blood Hifd tuucuBs
surface 81 The system. Send for tesiimon-
inls free.
~ CHENEY A co. Toledo. O.
sold ny all druggists f8c.
Taks Ealis Family ftAit foF consiiEaiion
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Amount of Tax $3.50
MARK RAsHKIND LAND

| A certain piece or parcel Of land situated
i In SYNDICATE, bounded and described as fol-
! lows, viz 1T being two fifths of n certain
/ piece OF land lying in place, now or former
| ly known as Convey Hollow. Beginning Mt
| the upper crotch of the brook about seventy
! rods westerly from Joseph n. Brushs land
formerly, now occupied by Alfred Squares,
west line thence north 80 degrees, west ~
rods to a stake and stones thence north 60
degrees west 40 rods to n birch tree marked,
on the top of the riuge thence south 40 de.
prees west a3 rods along the top of said
ridge to a spruce tree marked, thence east 80
degrees mort h 20 rods to the head of the brook
thence down said brook to the first men
toned bounds, containing about 30 acres of
land he the same more or less. Also one other
piece or parcel OF land situated I'm Sandgate.
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming mt the top OF Spruce Mountain, so call
ed at a beech tree marked, at the south
east corner OF Leonard Wallis spruce lot,
formerly owned by ELAN Phillips, thence
running south and west by south with Lay
Hurd' g land on the east. on the top of the
mountain ridge for "A mile or more, until you
reach the Mofiit farm, owned by CLARK
SNOW thence westerly and northerly
along the said Mofiit farm, lands owned
by Moses Flowers CLARK SHOWS home
farm, lot formerly owned by Jordan
Jenkins Leonard Walls home farm To the
said Walls spruce lot, thence easterly on
the ridge to the mountain top the beech
tree at the place Of beginning. For further
information TO said deed reference may be
had TO records In Town Clerks office IN said
SYNDICATE. said lands set IN the grand list
of SandRatc to Mark Rashkind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
B0NDVILLE

George Burbank, who has been i'll
the past week is gaining.
Leo Slade and Miss Hattie French
were in Brattleboro Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley Amedon Of Goodelville,
visited at +. L. Bolster's Thursday.
Mrs. MaIantha Styles is very sick
and is attended by DR.. w. f. Boyce.
Henry Chamberlain and Walter Ma
COON were in South Londonderry Fri
day.
Arthur Brooks and w. D. Howard
went to Manchester Wednesday and
returned Thursday.
Lewis Brooks, who has been in poor
health this winter, is i'll and under the
care Of DR.. w. +. Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey Emery have
gone to live with Mrs. Emery's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Coleman.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii meet
with Mrs. c. A. Styles "Wednesday,
March II. Dinner will be served at
noon.
Winhall Town Officers
Moderator, L. X. Burbank; clerk and 1
treasurer, H. c. Williams; school d.
rector, Chester Beebe; lister for three
years, l.. +. Benson; lister for two
years, r. B. Slade; selctman for three
years, Il. l.. Bolster; selectman for two
years, H. Il. Benson; road commission
sr, II. o. Coleman; overseer Of the
poor, Zadoc Hayward; auditors, c. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

NFWN N y
10 Our Advertisers

To WNF lfHfFFNFFFFn
In order 10 insure their being made,
all changes for advertising must be in
hand not later than Monday night OF
the current week. II il our desire to
assis, our advertisers in every way
possible, but they must do their share
and have their changes in on above
DAY.
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Entered ID The posioa.cc ~ Man
chester. ". rs second class matter
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Rev. B. J. II. Shaw has resigned as
pastor of the Congregational Church
at Lunenburg.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
BEAVER PARK WILL
HAVE GREAT CROP

Ben F. Taylor of Penrose was a
business visitor in Canon City on Mon
day. Mr.. Taylor says the orchardists
and gardeners of the Beaver Park
district are going to have an unpre-
cedented fruit. berry and vegetable
crop this year and that Penrose is
going to be one of the busiest places
of its size in Colorado when the ship
ping season is at its height. He says
nothing was seriously hurt by the
frost in that section of the county
last week, although on Friday morn
ing the ground was frozen so hard that
it could not be plowed-
Mr.. Taylor. who has been engaged
as water inspector for the government
and for the Beaver Land & Irrigation
company along the southern slopes Of
Pixies Peak for several years, has re-
signed his position and will. during
the coming year devote himself to
his fruit ranch on Beaver Park
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
THE HlGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION EVENTS


The annual commencement exercis1
es Of the Canon City high school will
take place Wednesday evening, May
gath. when q class OF twenty-four
pupils viii be graduated. The com
me.cemess address iii; I'll; sss Is delivered
by Dr.. livingstone Ferrand, presi-
dent Of the University Of Colorado.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
given by Rev. L. J. Hole and will be
At the First Methodist church Sunday
evening, May 23rd. The annual Class
Day exercises will take plase Thurs
day afternoon. May 2Oth. at the high
school assembly room. It is expect
ed that the High school Annual" viii
be released at that time
The Junior-senior class reception
viii be held Friday afternoon. May
2lst at the pariors OF the Hotel MIL
Ter. The calss play. She Stoops to
Conquer" will be presented at the
Opera House Thursday evening. May
27th. and will be under the direction
OF Miss Colquitt Newell The alumni
reception viii take place at Annex
hall. Friday. May 2sth-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
PLANNING FOR DECORATION DAY
OBSERVANCE

At the regualr meeting OF Green
wood Post No. 10. @. A. r. at Odd
Fellows hall last Saturday night the
matter of the annual observance OF
Memorial or Decoration day was dis
cussed ana preliminary steps taken to
properly commemorate the occasion
AS Memorial. or Decoration. day falls
on Sunday this year It was decided to
celebrate the event on Saturday, but
whether the annual Memorial day ad.
dress should be held on Sunday May
sotii. or a week earlier. was undeter-
mined. Another meeting OF the mem
bers Of the Post win be called short
iy when detailed arrangements viii
be made TOR the Memorial day exer-
cises.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
". C. I. U. HAVE
JOLLY 0lD-TIME SCHOOL

The old time "spellin Skule" and
diverse features put ON At the clever
w. C. T. u. entertainment In the
Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium last night was
well attended and was conducted In
Jolly fashion. An old fashioned speech
or two and the iaughabie spell down"
In which all Of the participants were
dressed as they used to be. elected
great deal OF praise and commen-
dation.
Pretty little Sylvia Shirley and
happy Eta Walton with numerous
others appropriately costumed among
the ladies made great hit. C. A..
I.inkins as Cute Tommy was a
scream as also was Jonathan Seaman.
John Emmerson. Charlie Rau and 9TH
ers. Frank Sweeney pulled on a
good stunt in an Indian costume.
Prof. Logan made a typical back
woods teacher and Col. corntassle in
the person OF DR.. c. H. wolfenberger.
fuinlled the -proverbial mission of the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD
DAY THURSDAY, MAY is

A general Field Day" celebration.
in which all of the pupils OF the Canon
City public schools will participate,
will be held on the athletic grounds
at the high school building. Tuesday.
May 18th. It will be practically an
all-day AFFAIR. beginning about 10
o'clock in the morning and ending at
our or five o'clock in the afternoon
All OF the schools on the north side
of the river will take part in the ex-
ercises and 1t is designed to make the
occasion the most notable Of its kind
that has ever taken place in Canon
City. The program win be led by
the High school cadets and drum
corps and will be of great interest
to all who attend.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
TIRED or LIFE
Constant Bdckaclhe
and Rheumatism

Foley kidney Pins fz.d up Tsz.. br.k.--..
- he's sood - sver.
Almost down and out with kidney
trouble Rhetimatism so bad he could
scarcely get up when he sat down.
Back ached all the time
No wonder Mr.. F. A. Woo1ey. brake
man on the road from Dallas to Jack
son. Texas was tired of living
II saw Foley Kidney Pills adver--
tfsed" he said. II took some and after
a short time l was thoroughly cured
and am having no more trouble
Your kidney ills will disappear
and with them the backache and rheu-
matism. by the use of Foleys Kidney
Pills Once your kidneys become
strong and active. aches and palms
viii disappear like magic
There's nothing to equal the genu-
inc. Will help any case OF Eidney or bladder
trouble not beyond the reach OF meflicinos-
Contain NO harmful drugs. Try thsm-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
INTERESTING SERVICES
At BAPTIST CHURCH

The services at the First Baptist
church last Sunday were Of unusual
interest and Rev. DR.. Ilsiey. the pas
tor, preached n strong sermon TO an
attentive audience both morning and
evening. Two candidates for church
membership were baptized at the be-
ginning of the evening service. after
which an eloquent discourse was de
livered on The Power Of Jesus Chris,
TO Forgive Sim
Al 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon thru
the courtesy Of the Baptist church,
the Methodist CONGREGATION was per.
mitted the use Of its baptistry for the
baptism by immersion of nine con
verts to the Methodist faith. The
ordinance vas administered by Rev.
s. II. Sperry on the invitation OF Rev.
Hole, who has been indisposed for
several weeks. but who had charge
OF the services
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
BASE BALI
SEASON OPENS
NEXT MONDAY
PRICE OF ADMISSION REDUCED
TO 5 CENTS

At a meeting Of the baseball board
of the Commercial League last night
1t was decided to open the season
next Monday afternoon at 5:45 with
the opening game between the Now
els Mercantile team and the Arkan-
sas Valley team. on the high school
diamond which will be used this year
as usual
The admission this year will be 5
cents instead of ten cents for each
person to each game. And all the
games will start at 5:45. Three
games will be played each week on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
The teams entered this year are
Novels Mercantile Company. Arkan-
sas Valley Light and Power Company,
Y. NJ C. A. and the First National
Bank The latter is the new organi-
atzion recently added They have or.
dered their suits. maroon and white.
which will be here in a few days
The indications for a fine season
look good at this time.
There is plenty of enthusiasm and
all that is needed now is good weather
and a good attendance at each game.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
STUDENTS BREAK up
BULGIN'S MEETING

Fort Collins. May ia crowd OF
three hundred students from the state
agricultural college here broke up the
services at the Bulgin evangelistic
meeting Monday night They visit
ed In a body the tent where the revi
val meeting was being held, marched
Up to the platform and gave three
cheers for the agricultural college
Or. Lory, its president. and ended with
a college yell which said: ITO he'll
with Bulgin."
The trouble came from the fact
that Sunday night Bulgin in sermon
severely criticized the agricultural col
Iege because DR. Lory, its president
belongs to the Unitarian church. Bull
gin said that he was surprised that
any state would have a Unitarian in
any office at all. and especially in a
position teaching the children OF the
state.
DIR. Lory is the most popular presi-
dent the college ever had. and while
II is reported that the students inter
fered with q religious meeting. senti-
ment is universal that Rev. Mr. Bull
gin went too Tar in his criticism of
the members OF the Unitarian church
and especially of DR.. Lory-
Alter the students had uttered their
college yell. they marched up and
down the aisles. cheering for Lory.
ana finally they left the tent but not
until after the crowd had dispersed
They mflIed through the tent in cir
cular march drawing the circle closer
and closer With each revolution. and
i'm doing 50. gave some OF those in
attendance a fair illustration OF cane
rush. One OF their mills was goins
on the platform and they mussed the
doctors clothes considerable. When
Il was over Bulgin said he was so
overcome with emotion that he would
not attempt to hold another service
for several days
DR.. Lory win investigate the matter
No one feels that DR.. Lory was in any
way to blame for the incident The
students who participated in it made
a statement afterwards to the effect
that Bulgin went out OF his way to
criticize Lory. the best president the
college ever had. and they took that
manner OF showing their resentment
to the criticism. They said Bulgin
ought to 'hit the sawdust trail" be
fore he tried to preach
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
WALKING FROM new
YORK TO FRISCO

Charles s. Leland Of New York
City. who is walking to San Francis
CO on a wager. arrived here from tho
east at noon today and viii remain in
town for twenty-four hours before re-
sumig his trans-continental hike. Lee
land in twenty-one years OF age and
started on his pedestrial undertaking
January 11th and must complete 1t by
August 18th. At present he is seve-
raj days ahead Of his schedule time
II Leland gets to the coast within
the specified period and fuifills all Of
the conditions Of his contract he VIII
get = purse OF $1,3T5. in addition to =
salary OF $ss.75. He is an officer Of
the juvenile court in New York City
and one Of the provisions Of his
agreement with the promotion Of his
trip is that he must succeed in plae-
ing one thousand orphan boys Of the
metropolis In farm homes between
the Atlantic and Pacific seahoards-
Thus far he has succeeded in arrang-
ing for eight hunderd and two Of
them
Leland came west from Chicago by
way of Milwaukee. St Paul. Mime
apolis. Omaha. Denver and Pueblo
He viii 60 from here to salida and
then on through Leadville to Grand
Junction to Salt Lake City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
EMoAcgMEMT or Mss rRiPP
ANNOUNCED.

The enEaEement Of Miss Genevieye
Eleanor Tripp and the Rev. Leslie b,
Logan Of Sioux City. Iowa. WAS for
mally announced Saturday afternoon
when Miss Tripp entertained delight
fully At ner home. 2o2s Grand ave
nue.. The house was artisticaily dec
GRATED with profusions Of pink and
white spring blossoms As each
guest arrived she was presented with
part OF q pink slipper. The parts
when fitted together later. bore the
news of the approaching marriage OF
NiIss Tripp and the Rev Logan. which
will take place the middle of June.
Miss Tripp. who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Tripp. is .
young woman Of great charm. posses
sing q strong personality. and q eenu-
inc unaffected manner that has made
her extremely well liked by a large
circle OF friends. She has an exceed.
ingly sweet contraito voice and has al
ways taken n prominent part In church
work Miss Tripp was graduated at
the Canon City high school and later
attended college In oskaioosa. Iowa.
where she became acquainted with
the Rev. Sir. Logan. who is now pas
tor Of the Methodist church.--Pueblo
Star-Journal-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-13
LIEUT.. BYRON M'CAMD-
LESS RECEIVES HOMORS

Lieutenant Byron Mccandless. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius McCandiess
Of Florence. has again been signally
honored by the navy department at
Washington. he having been appoint
ed a member the stan OF Rear
Admiral Benson. the newly-appointed
chief of operations. Lieutenant Nc
Candless received orders from Secre-
tary Of Navy Daniels on May to re-
port to the chief Of operation. Navy
Department. May IL for such duty as
he may be assigned. The position Is
one OF the most important in connec-
tion with the conduct Of naval affairs
The office to which Rear Admiral
Benson has been advanced, that of
chief of operations. was created on
March 3 of this year by the last con
gress. The duties OF the office in
clude the responsibilities of the feet
with the preparation and readiness Of
plans for Its use in war. The direc-
tion OF the naval war college. the Of
fice OF naval intelligence, Of target
practice and engineering competition.
the operation OF the radio service. of
the naval defense districts and OF all
strategic and tactical matters. organ
ization maneuyers target practice.
and the training Of the feet for war.
The Army and Navy Register. ur-
der date OF LAY 8. 1915. in comment
ing upon the aides selected b. Rear
Admiral Benson. has the fo.iov1r~ o
say relative 10 Lieuteaant = .,as d.
less:
Lieutenant Byron McCandless es-
tablished his reputation as a turret.
and gunncry csfser on boord the U.
s. s. Maine in 1906 when he was still
q midshIpman. He established a repu-
tation As an ordnance expert while on
duty at the naval gun factory. Wash
ington Navy Yard. In 1911 and 1872
Read Admiral Badger selected him for
his nag lieutenant. when he took com
mand OF the Atlantic fleet In January.
1918. and he served as Tag lieutenant
and feet ksnaf officer with marked
ability until Admiral Badger relin-
Eished control OF the feet in 1914.