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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27
MANCHESTER MINISTER'S
ASSOCIATION MEETS

4 Delightful Day Enjoyed at Home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. II. Gilbert il
Dorset.
The following members OF the Man.
chester Ministers Association met Al
Dorset, May oath, as guests Of Rev
and Mrs. Geo. H. Gilbert; Mcssrs
Bamford, Brooks, Chapman, Perkins
and Brown Of Manchester; MeIntire Of
Dandy. Bradford Of North Dorset, and
Gilbert Of Dorset President Bamford
called the meeting to order at 1880 a,
m, Rev. W. J. Chapman leading in
prayer.
The minutes Of the April meeting
were read and approved and a balance
reported in the treasury, Regrets
were received from +. l.. Wyman NJ.
d., and r. c. jenkins for enforced alb
sence. A letter was also read from
Mrs. W. Leroy Haven, reporting a
marked improvement in Mr.. Haven's
health; and the secretary was instruct
ed TO convey the congratulations of the
Association to both Mr.. and Mrs
Haven upon the good news.
Willard w. Bartlett, secretary of
the Bennington County Vermont I'M
provement Association, who was pres
ent as the guest Of honor, then adj
dressed the members upon the topic,
"The County Association and the
Churches" Mr.. Bartlett outlined the
principal points at which the work of
the association and the churches touch,
and along which they may be mutually
helpful. This was Mr. Bartlett's first
meeting with many of the members
OF the Ministers Association and he
made very favorable impression.
His address removed some misconcep-
tons as to the work and workers he
represented and upon motion by Prin.
Brooks, it was resolved: That this
Association pledges to Mr.. Bartlett
the most hearty cooperation in his
work, and that this action of the Man
chester Ministers Association be pub
lished in the Manchester Journal.
At 12:45 p. M, the session was adj
journed and the members proceeded to
the dining room where they gave
ample proof of their appreciation of
the bountiful dinner provided by Mrs.
Gilbert.
At 2:10 p. M, the business and dis
,ussion were resumed, and the work Of
he county, as represented by the
County Association and the churches,
.ogether with the many local differ
ances presented by the townships of
he county were very fully entered in
20. A rising vote Of thanks was ten
Tered Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert for their
and the association adj
burned to the call of President Bam-
ord.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27

purchase Of commodities that applies
70 expenditures for travel, there would
never again be the remotest possibil.
ity Of the election Of a Democratic
President and a Democratic Congress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27
THEN AND NOW
'61-'65 and 1915

AS Vermonters we must take prid,
in the thought that because of tn,
brave men who went forth from oul
green hills and valleys, Vermont new
err lost a battle-fag during the Civi
War. Yet, as loyal citizens of the
Union, we rejoice that today there is
no North, no South. In view of this
thought and one not before mentioned
namely: that the part borne by women
in the great war drama, and since
should receive recognition, the follow
ing lines are submitted:
Fourteen and two score years of time
has passed away
Since Sumter fell, and our brave boys
in blue
Were called to march against the
Southern boys in gray.
The cloud of war hung heavy Ger all
this broad, fair land
It's shadow fell and darkened every
home
When brother fought 'gainst brother,
with Death on either hand
Nor they alone who carried arms
thro' all those dark, sad days,
Shall honor claim. "They also serve
who stand and wait"
To women of the North and South be-
long their need Of praise.
Amid the awful carnage of four dark
and weary years,
Were women found to heal and bless,
to serve
Where life and death walked hand in
hand-but time was not for tears.
And what Of those who, left behind,
their pain and sorrow bore
Alone, to care for child and home; to
wait
And watch for those who went away,
who might return no more?
When that cruel war was over and
ended was the strife,
Who, but women, sweethearts, wives
and mothers,
Gave their soldier boys a welcome,
loving, tender back to life?
Full two score years and ten--the
years have rolled away
Since, peace declared, our Northern
boys came home;
All that were left of those who fought |
the boys in gray
The years have come and gone; the |
ranks have thinned as one by one, /
At Deaths command, both blue and
gray
lave answered the last bugle CALL
their life work done.
III honor to the G. A. r. Long shall
its memory live
n hearts that hold the Union dear,
hat know the sacred sacrifice Of Civ
ing ALL one has to give !
Altho' their numbers are but few, to-
day we place upon their brow,
he Laurel that all heroes wear,
he love and honor which are ours TO
give, we give them here and now
lgain, DER all Old Glory waves! There
is no North, no South to-day. .
Inited we as Peace Armies in the
Progress Of the World, l:
larch ever on, and on, brothers, side
by side, in Blue or Gray
A. N. DAWLEY. I;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27
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These things are Worth Remembering:
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you are not connected with the person W hose
nam, you have given to the toll operator.
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It you want the toll operator to report to you the
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II the person wanted has no telephone. we will try
to arrange, for small additional message
charge. TO have him called to pay station.
When you leave your office or home, tell someone
where you are going, Then your toll calls may
follow you.
New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company
Manager.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

denee on his farm which he purehas. cd from Nolan Williams some two weeks ago.
 Will McGhristian aud family visit ed with his parents u WhiteneT Sunday
 Marion Roberts and family Yisitet with John Mitchell and family Sun. day
 Ray t,ubanks Of this place and Miss Venie Campbell of Mayfield were quietly married at the brides home Sunday the l4th. Prof F G Mason officiating.
 Grandma Hash of this place who has been very sick is improving nicely at this writing
 Hubert Proctor of Whtener and his friend visited with Sunshine Fri day Hubert will graduate this term at Springdale High School We had q nice time hunting until tHe snow put the little squirrels in their lit tie hats
 The keet we'll drill k drilling E 0 Carlock q well.
 Sunshine
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
6ROUGH OPENS CAMPAIGN

RusselIKilIe. Ark. Nov 29 Dr Ghas fIitImaH Trough formally open ed his campaign for governor in Rus sellyille. speaking 10 eroWd that packed the court house at clock The Fayetteville candidate iS we'll known here. having previously aLpeai ed here on many public oeeasion, and the reception planned for him by his friends reminded one of the old days when the late Senator Jetf Davis would return to his home town after a conqHerins tour in the politi, cal aT2ua
 He WIZ met Ht the station by the RussellyiitF tGrnet band and waitine automobiles formed pracessien which carried the popular candidate through ehe city More than forty Icars were in the parade
 Al the court house Dr. Bro0gh was introduced by Judge ] T Bullock who referred to him as a .,lawYer by iesiH.atjon. teacher bE profession. s shoolod in Statesmauship by Presi. i'd 4t W95drGN Wilson
 His speech WIS masterly treat. m st of stata issues. delivered in thu mat bless oratcry tar which Dr Broush k noted, and was abplauded h etr,jIN throu2hotd
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

The ,lloWire from the Bent pHvilIe DenaatM will he iuteTa ting to the NasHtH4ton county fri,niS oi G. t IurSI, as il is fhe first pubii iHfer- matien q. the i4tt tha' he is anii date for Prosa -etinE Attorney. of this district. and is opposing John Combs. Of M ldisan county. who is T c1ndidate for tt -ecopd term:
 Geprge .t IIurs'. of t'avede1ille. yls n Bentonyisle one day this week. Ar Hurst is in tife r9"c for prose ueip@ attorney Ter the f"ar'h Judicial district of Arkansas tla1 k Us aud he thinks hc sl eu!d cat ,o,nc consideration frvrn the ,,r r Mir Hurst apFe9rs 10 be a ve,r nfSe young nl,tn. and anybody Wol}d re reive consideration under 1h cir cnmstarees The circumstances are Mir Combs inability 10 represent San on county ia ! pro"er and work, m li's n1nnc- H coel eot de liver inc goods.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
ETHEL

E F. kaehnert and family spent Thanksgivins day with friends who live near Stony Point
 ' Mabry who. has been living on the Dr. Sparkman farm is moving buck to his fathers farm near here
 Mr. Stipb k having new barn hnilt
 Earl Graham was back m this sec tio Sunday visiting with friends Chess this part Of che country still looks good to Earl
 There wasn't any spelling here a- Bethel Thursday night on account cf the bad weather
 ! N. Pogue who has been in Texa selling apples has returned home.
 John kendrick is building an addi- tion to his house He is also erect ing a good concrete cellar
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Aa ad in this issue k ef especial interest The ad of the N G 0wu- bey Drug Co. This is the date Cf the sixteenth anniversary fer htat well known 1o1al concern under the di- rect .tH ct Mr OWnbey. k year after year passes. new things. and new departments have been contin- u4lly added to that store, until il k the best u this section They car Try q ma il larger stcck than is found in many towns larger than Spring dale. and their wholesale depart- meut supplies territory of trade adjacent to Splinsdaie. and 6hi~ de partmen1 is steadily growing Recent ly, or same feW#mo thS ase de OAra. bey Drug Co. also became the Rex all store ef this section. This gives the store added features in the drug line. that cannot he gained by other stcrcs II is one ot chain ot stores ttfat rea hes tl5 1HSh- o1t the entire nation. and custom CTS living ip cAe section efFha eua= try estn find all ReNall pfepar1tious carried in Sptingdale iHei tRe Saiae as in ,San Francisco, Portlaud. Mt G4ltestoH. Tex, CT Ne@ Aerk C Y Reli th ld in this issue.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
BRUSH CREEK

Fuby Hughes made business trip te Fayetteville Friday
 Vii Drake has erected new res idep on. his farm near Buckeye
 James Byrd can travel some Cn craehes now. He 6a. had severe time Wsa I fractured ankle
 \ |, Williams is elacling il new iidense on his farm near Buckeye
 II rshe Hughes and wife visit . his ms6her Saturday and Sunday. the first trip for the bride Sever ;tl of the yoang people mel and jins- led the bells Saturday night.
 N A Bell is erecting 4 new resi-
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
ATTENTION BERRY GROWERS.

The Sprinedale Berry Growers Ass6- citation will hold their annual meet ing ia the Mayors office. on Saturday December 4th at , o'clock. Five di- rectors will be elected for the ensQins year. the kind and number of crates to be used and th listing ot acreage by tha growers. Every stoekhoIder and all others who desire to ship with us the coming season, are urged u he present II this meeting.
 Wilson Card Hell. Sc.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
WARNING ORDER

Before l. T. Lane, Mayor ot Spring dale, aud Ex-offteio J. P. fer Spring dale Twp. Washington County. Ark ansas. W. C. Harrison. Iai
 vs H. r. Holt, Defendant The defendant, H. P. Holt. is warn ed to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, N C. Harrison.
 1. T. Lane,
 Mayor and Ex-officio. J. r. November End. 19f
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Chaneely Count q Wash ington County, Ark State of Arkansas Washington County
 o. E. Reed. Plaintif
 ES
 Grant Thompson et als. DeEerdants The undersigned havirg been ap- poi q Receiver. ia the above eI- titled cause, by the Chaneery Court of Washington County. Ark. al hay ing given bond and qualified. as re- quired by law. now therefore, all creditors Cf the ab We named Fllin- tiff. 0 E Reed, are hereby flied to present their claims against the said Reed, to me Receiver in said cause. within thi1ty days. or the same will be forever barred It W C IIewa d.
 Receiver
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
TEN DAY SALE

Beginning Wednesday,. December Ist. and closing Saturday, December lta, we are going to offer some special bargains in oar line ot Gen erai Merchandise at Nayfield. In or dar#Io make room in =buildins= fer repair work. ~e will offer for ten days only, unparalleled prices OH our stock of General Merchandise. Every thing in ourr stock included < F.
 elarlsson < Son. Mayfie.d, Ark 2t-p.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SALf, S0 acres, southeast of Springdale. on White River about l r miles above Head Ford. and known as the Thomas Davis farm. about 4o or 5o acres in cultivation. ab9at I0 acres of bottom land. This is eae of the good farms in the White River bottoms. house on the place and large barn For further particulars write The Springdale News. Springdale, Ark. This k q bargain for someone if taken carly.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SALE-15 acres farm, 212 milas northeast of Springdale. 1 TO 3n house. shed kitchen, well in yari ; acres young orchard. apples anI peaches,= one-half lard in euIti- va La. one-half timbered pasture, bat1, buggy shed. chicken house sranary. some straw berries For fur ther particulars inquire. or write The News. Srinsdale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Why not send The News to | fri nd CT reIs tive as q Chris ms present. It VII 20 to them every week in the yea, and We know many folks in .ths see ioa =Nho you could not p,ease better than by giH= ing them q subscri ii to Tie News What about these friends or re,a- tives i'll the far away western st tez ? Well furnish q neat card. wi h the name of the sender. and will start the slbscript OH wi Il our Chris mas numbef er with aay issue you de sire
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Our supply et hunting permits k praatie alY exhausted, so many call ed for them that We could not supply the dsmand Ne find lor of par ties ill his section cbiecting to the new game law, on account ot some ot the stringent features, notably the r9et that verbal permission tx
 not eaoush to permit a man U nun on land Auother feature they ate obiectine to, i> the fact that a per
 nit tfem a renter k valaeiess. and must he given by the owner Some owners do not object o hunting. while the renters do. and there yaa
 are. and vice versa There is some
 work ahead fer tbe next lseislature in amending this new hunting law to conform to pra atieai, sensible ideas.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
Christmas In
 The Farmhouse

When as child you read stories ot Christmas celebrations where the houses Were decorated with holly and mis,ietoe aud The people had sueh jolly times putting them up. didn't you look around xoar own house and wonder how that would took if trimmed with tho<" same greens: And didn't you long to smell hetr spicy fragrance and t0 have hand in putting. Them Up where YoH thought they would look the bests Aud didn't you long to feel hat peculiar Christmas spirit that is in the Xery air ia cities and villages for more than week before Christmas day itseIft And then did eoH just settle back and sav 10 yourself Welt it's no Use.
 As long IS l tive OH a farm Christ mas must be justine Sa me as II al- ways has been aH exchange et gifts and afteeward an unusually big dia uer:"
 want h tell you that you are mis taken that you can have .iast= those very same things. even to bfiasiHs in thn old time YnIe log. if yoa are so fortunate as to have III open Fireplace in the Farmhouse.
 city people pay from 35 eeatS lo S1 for q small house Christmas ttee and every oue who cau afford i bnye q tree every year for his children How often do farmers children haze trees And why not: Because the parents say. We haven't gifts enough to mn k. pretty tree Many people never nnt a girl on simply make II tree Of beauty r.. the children Strings of popcorn. wishbones and canes eilded. gold stars anything brig ht aud shiny hung on tree delights child bag of popcorn with I few candies In Ii tastes fxe=times as good if il las only once hung on a tree Even il. the gift must ba underwear. shoes and things actually needed to wear. have them come as surprises and in as Christ maSy booking packages aS possible II iS veil to keep the Christmas splriH in the home
 tt seems 4 pity for Hs country people. surrounded by these beautiful things deemed luxurieS hY our city rrieuds. to make DO Use whatever them aud to let our lives become 50 common place. Christmas k not solely day for gift eiaing and receiving and eat. ins II k q day for doing everything iu your bower to add Jo the joy o' thc children day to remember the fepble and lonely old people 4 day tp think of the strangers and the poor you haven't money To spend for gifts for them voH can give some ef yourself and of your own home Christmas cheer There are homes thal fl i, au inspiration to enter. because of the Christmas spirit theR breathe ferjit l trust he farm homes will not hA laek ing in Christmas heanty ar Christina s cheer that all of thpn will trulr keep Christmas Bertha .; Mark ham in Country Geutteman
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
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The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Sas readers you know that Junior linotype we've talked SO much about all year. tes. ff.s still here. and OH the jsb,. but we've got the =erirter in pretty good condition now. After spetdies half day : turaas and aH day Sunday fee hope none of the readers of The News will take O. fal4e tt this necessary ~erk on sun daE5 the darn thing raas better. @i5,s better satisfao tion. aud dae= D CT work Mr McGreeof. of the Mer2anthaler Co. al New Orleans was in Springdale on his regular iH- spection tour and when he reach ed here he went to #"rh
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

1NSURANGE-I am nv iasuring horses and cattle sai st de tn from any cause This is just before tfe blind stagger season. and it Woa q be Il good idet to insure your st ok now represent the Farmers Alu- hia Live Stock Insurance Co See me for further particulars
 If Dr C |. Red
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

December Isl. Wed fesdaE. Ras the official apenine day Of the quaiI hunting season in Arkansas Sever al local parties were out enioyine the day It is reported that auajls are very plentiful this season. but the new hunting Ia#. providing for per mits, will keep | number Of would be hunters out ef the choice terri tory. Remember that hunters with dogs bird dogs. must nav q license.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Y Not only III costly gifts or v rich rare food lies Christmas
 IA ioH or blessing IL lies no i v oHe can tell another where |
 Y lies I he finding must be for 1, 2 ones self atone. can only
 V say to all l,ttIe children. 10 all ; ss 9rownup children, to all who
 y are looking back as well as to ! * those ho are looking forward.
 \ lo them can say with Tiul l Y Tim God bless you each this
 ' nappY Christmas lime. and | v il you would be very sure to {,
 s get its meaning best make Ii z real Christmas Tor somebody < Nho might Hot have 1t hHt for z Eofl=katc Langley Boshef sJ ss4z5. ssa5. ccAzy reser ws:- ssAtz. ysssss !
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

There is tn altiele i'll this issue from the local postmaster that should be read and needed by every person in this section. Get your parcels n the mail early, WIap them se arsly and see that they are ad irl sd plainly; with that done Christmas will be day of e9>ue afG anxiety
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Money to loan. See ]. k. Harris. First National Bank building. Fay ette9ilIc, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
WARNING ORDER

Before I. T. Lane. Mayor Of Springdale, and Ex-Officio J. F. for Springdale Twp, Washington county, Arkansas. Pioneer Lumber Co, plaintiff
 Vs. Earl Arnold, defendant The defendant Earl Arnold, is warned to appear i'll this Court with in thirty days and answer the com plain. of the plaintiff, Pioneer I.um- Der Co.
 l. T. Lane.
 Mayor ard Ex-Officio, ! November 22. t9t5.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SALE am offering my nome i'll Sprin4dale tor rent at Sl2 5o Will make any repairs necessary will sell cheap for fasit. or trade for Fcrt SmitA property
 C r. Walters. Foft smith. Ark., I7I8 x 12tn
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Eighteen more shopping da2s until Cmjstmas; have you finished your list ya Make Christmas all tae briGhsef eHis year, by shopping ear N Your merchant will appreciate it; your friends will aptrEei te ig, and then you ean elioy Christmas so much more Bring tha5 htsba ad of Nodrs to town 10 o.nieht. and bgv ali tEe gifts for the 1iddes
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

X prominenl farmer ia comment. iA5 on Jhe new game law. which ma k il nee ssary Ter d pe.son U have u permit to hunt ol en 't2se4 lands. sid that he felt afraiI Ja hunt evea on his ewn lard. as his wife objected and she might turn him in
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Congressman Jelsa x T3llman ard wife and son Fred, left Fayetteville ! iThutsdat morning Of Iast week fer Washington D. C. where they will reside for some time Fred will at as private secretary for his ia her Congress will convene Monday. ard l Congressman TiIiman will take his seat a- congressman from this lis trict
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

WANTED To buy black and white foA terrier pup. Inquire II News Of fica
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR RENT arrel farm on White River See Tom Carrel at East Side Livery Barn tt- pd
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SALE Fine 7-Weehs old Du- roe pigs. Phone ! W Burton If
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

WOOD SAW-Nben you want yeur wood sawed, call CT write me. am ready To do the work. Lee NeiIl. Sonora. Ark. Phone AlSF2l 4tFd
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SAl.t, -Herse: light. #tUosesti- ed hack (neW and harness. Horse thoroughly gentle. absolutely safe fer child or woman. heavily built and strong. Splendid outfit. cheap fer cash Can be seen in arohl or Neas office, Saturday afternoen th" 4th Don't overlook this opportauity
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
NOTICE

Better get tfat supply oi bat;ef- ies IL they will idsE onIy T feH da8, longer
 SturaiFart X Firman.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Ny house en =Holcuah Street 1. r rant. ]. T. Masarer
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

FOR SALE New $ta Simplex Dress Form for sS Adjustable
 Write ( Mairs. lt-pd