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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
"The Woman Giv-.." BY owen John.


son. Little. Brown e. Co. Boston.
This book already has won rccoxni
hon as the authors most splendid
achievements insa SondeIscn gifted
beautiful. having much to give gives
much. aud counts not the cost 20 long
"a she Gains her object-the rcecnera
.ioh o! man. On the top floors OF
leaeahS Arcade. tic back door of
Nc" Works. New bohemia, lived a
Iucer collection OF people. Barely nod
din@ 10 one another. they might have
continued living thus indefinitely. bu,
Tor 'No happeneinGa--thc accident OF
MING oi.cary meeting Tootles and tho
'hNstrfN or Dhns.rficlds coming 10
the studio. \ r"soluta woman deter
'"'h'S 'htt me lie or talented man
now crushed By ADVERSE circumstance.
shaIi not be wrecked. hs ycu road ,;o,,
Joy IN INC youth and love OF bohemian
"'e' YOU arc rnthrallcd by the my.
" 'aheerhciG's past and touched
70 the heart by tho greatness nj In.a..
s"orificial spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

u Great Britain probabl. viii recede from
her earlier position as 10 safe conduct for
4the new Austro-liunGarian ambassador
Even Great Britain sometimes is in = noyi,io,,
to perceive when she has gone too far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
IrnnraCtiCRl.

Impractical.
There was man who had plan
To keep the world from trouble.
But when twas tried the poor man cried
II made each trouble double.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

"tnsr" Hny YARNS" BY William
iiaynea. u. .. Haynes & Co.. New
York.
Ia these sketches, and stories. part
fact ana part fiction. the reader Will
find delightful story-book and guide
book OF an interesting bit Of the Maine
coast. There are yarns or the old
lobsterman, OF lnjun Bessie's buried
treasure. OF Joanna lIarlows lover.
the log OF tie Sousc. the story Of Casco
Bay. numerous legends OF the islands
SupcrStitions of the HYhcrmCn etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
'''rhc Art of the Moving Picture" r
NnChcl LIndsaN .rhn MaclnllIa

In this volume Mr. Lindsay. I'm a
style that Is both fascinating and di
rect. describes the types OF photo plays.
discusses their likeness to the old
Egyptian picture writing. summar jzes
IN" 100 main points Of difference be.
tween the legitimate drama and tho
MN drama. ss well AS the value OF
scientific MINIS. news nlms c,lucs
tional and political films
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

Inc breaking waves dash high
ON a stern and rock hound coast.
Nnd inc woods. against Il stormy sky
lheir giant branches tossed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
LnsS to Cnn>e nf a.,

Eichmond. November IS. o"' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
Rlirhulun0 Glnps,pispa

Entered january %. 1905 at the Post Office at
Scer Richmond. Vn. ms second class matter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

tho Now Aerh Commercial uUi Mpe
'rH Had Ci.AF alalyinenst ahnuf 200 in.
snd clrHr HtatUnHnts about lifr inaar
sHrAnrr wiih UhlDh fnc nnprofg-qioual
public mas rfsr been favored
MttH1t Hftat MASTER nf she rrin-
r'plH af hir insurance. lonr aan dr+
rilred ihat "a ueNs Nfr ineuranrt fom
panN r'a0hca ta HVemnc ratio pf deaths
lm0na the usurel ont after Thirty
NcArt M,at OF thosr whom Is nrst
.nsuroa sro Nouhe speaking relatively.
Hnl Dt FIRST ihr aNaraAo aee uf bel. nol.
icY hulders is loW rho more rapldl,
ua huaintsH rNnlnda. enc lonerr a the
4me when AN efeave ratc ~ dttth is
ltininrd lnaprnFs no warmed Those of
hr time should not haec ihrir Tables
At mnfihhiA un experience ln wears
nf stcadN expansion ~ their huainrss.
The Now Nolk COMMERCIAL considers
hai thr warning was disegar,lca hy
zoe fuieruai associations ncnrrouon
a-o They plunged hraviN on the in-
arancp 30 hunan ME haaug Thorn
SELVES en lho method of ANNUAL asraas
mcnt NJ mrmhors. Experienced artu.
tries sounded q warning that inau4nncc
Was Sold below cost, that rcsof, 4
ial,ia Wefr NOT accumulated and that
iAfwancc hy assessment could no, sue
oeed. Tho bars against old aFo and
nhSelcal HieahN!N were leWcva Mest
of tho older mnn who iolncd thcse
orlcrs and insured With thrns have
move died Since their paaainr the
assessments have had 90 he incr,Stsed
nniN 30 long as yeunE members cnter-
ed in AN ariihmeticai progression could
ihe asse7aments ronsain low in ono
order whose 5, siem ~ Insurance eol
lnffNd, ,hp estates and henrnclsrics ef
the li'eo0 members dylnr hcfore the
collapse received ssioOa. Goa Ia rstnrn
Cor about sSeoo oee ~ assessments
The neW and pepR members who pald
lhe diffcrs0ee have nothing "a SHOW
Cor their ins'estasrnt
An aSed member &c this order In
Toronto, Canada, protests against the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28
DRIVING FORWARD.

The capture OF Comblcs opens
the Way for the Allies. For weeks
tine fortified town unimporiani in
itself, wilhstood all assaults Tho
German defcnse WAS rendered nos
sihlo by magnificent systcm of
Notifications. bat 10 was mono the
loss heroic for that
Now. with Comblos completely
occupied, the French and English
can push forward toward liapaume
and l'cronuc, points Of great STRAIT
cgic importance, and ID Is safe o.
assume. ii these cruter are rc.
duecd, that tho entire German
salient coming Gao "a focus at
Autreches viii give way lestcninu
the pressure whore n IS cycrled
most directly against PARIS
Ia their criticisms Of lhc Sommp
drive, military experts agree that
IL marks a new chapter ia war,
both ia regard ~ lus,rs nnd cNpcn
diluros OF materials IT * esli-
mated that 100000 men have been
put ont of The WAY, including kill
eel. wounded and missing, and this
record far oyrrshadows that ni
Nerdun, until now most appalling.
.usl what the ontcnme or the
continuous fighting viii be- tor
The Allies promise 90 keep The at
iaeks goiag through October. no
man can forctcll II Is possible
now that Won llndcnmrg ha.
taken hold, that the Gcrmans will
withdraw front considerable por
ton OF France. In order 10 shorten
their line of defense and fos the
additional purpose of permiltine
supreme effort ia thc East, whcr,
the present German commando,
feels that victory must ho Rohles
ed, Il il is 10 be achieved al an
Hut. whatever the explanation aA
vanccd, recent successes will exert
a profound moral influence on the
German nation a. whole. and 90,
constant gams are bound Ga bean
against German prestige and a
limit the ability of Emperor vii
liam 20 impress his people with IA,
idea OF ultimate triumph u woul,
seem, TO the foreign observer that
Nerdul marked the beginning ol
the end for the reHion cause. al.
though there Is no earnest Of pese,
10 come prior 10 the late summer
Of 1917. despite the prediction OF
II. q Wells, the Eualish novelist
that November, 1916, viii see th,
end.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Our apseial otter 20 ausss. .oeSs viii
be dissonsinued after Saturday. Sep.
temher 90 neuinnlnu October :, tho
prics % tho Daily will hu 5000 a year.
81 Tho DAILY and Monday Morn,ne Cd.
ton. $50 . year Tbs Monday Morn
100 Edition viii be 500 . year II taken
separately.
This snnounqumen, BE- final. There
win be- 40 departure from the schsduit
Of 'arlcta nbovo stated, and no check,
viii be- received after Saturday night
o. pott marked later than Saturday
Sept. 30. " you desire 20 take ad.
vantage oi this otter DO SO today, the
Monday Morning Edition, through ,h'
mail. viii Give YOU . seven day news
paper Dent put u OF SUNDAY vii
Bog too iais---n positively
CALLER PUBLISHING CO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Don't fnil 80 he 40 lhr Commer
cial tlnb thn morning $40 nine
O'Clock There l something rNirn
special $50 io spcat under ruus'd
GRAFTON something thHl mlf have
a profound bearing ON Corpus
thrmiis Future. something that
may mean % great deal ol ready
cash Let every man report on
fine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

villa 81 said 10 be- marching
straight toward Fcrshiue AL
who believe this swallow one hard
boiled eng and raw onion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

King Constantine b. ready io de.
clare war NeH1eloa b. boo Salomh.
RotWDeu the Two. Athens b. bound
% nI0InII The AIIIea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

According 20 Garrett T. Sefyiss
The lrecud ~ ATLANTIS may he
Il fact. " SO doubt Of 10 The
legend IS fact
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Dr g. Robbins ureos thc aboli
ton Of lhc handkerchief suggest
ing ti-ygc paper aa o uhsiiiuir
ilumph, imagine pretty girl iry
ing 20 flirt with a piece of tissue
papcri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Houston Chronicle. Sulphur
fields TO Do developed " Dallas
Times Herald. Evangelist Ham
will begin % meeting in Austin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Aubrey R Cruise. Assistant state
EninmoIpei.i. was attacked by a
boar last Saturday So were we,
only nnra Mna annIlnl dlLIernni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

The intent Of the Mann White
Slave Act Is ia keeping with The
welfare OF society, bill il has been
greatly abused. For blaclumailing
purposes. il is the cleverest weapon
ever invented.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

The egotist never tires of his
own conversation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

San Antonio Express, "Dress
upi" Foolish p'licc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Still, MS hard 10 think that the
devil won Ia Tarrant.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28

Subscribers. when ordsfius change
~ adarsa. should alive both he old anh
new addfeassn Carriers fpr Tho 'blin
pay cash Cor thrif papers snd are un-
able a. extend murr than Wrfh 'H
credit o. aubforIhera. Ihoir marein
OF profit g. small anl q tow Losses viii
ha keenly felt Subscriptions ore due
the carriers. nnd not Tho caller Fob.
llshinf Company. Complaints ~ ser
Vice. orders a. start ~ disclniinuo de-
livery % paper, and changes ~ nh.
dress should b. addressed o. teiephon
ell 10 tho
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
@bemmdtiider @dmer5 geitiIt.

Gns 31eber1 Der Wh1steln, Der
sdmer5, Ole Steifbeit un1 Der peini>
gen6e sdmer5 6es @~beumottsmus
1peidt ldnen Dem Slonn's Eminent.
Sc treibt 6ie 3irfulation 1ah Dem
idmer5bouen Gbetle bin. @en6et es,
pie a11getpeiien, an ben tpeben gtel~
len an. SSn fpr8er 3ett bertpemoet
Der @6mer3 fib in Elm pridelnoes
@efibl bon Comfort un6 @arme.
&ier lit 8eIeg = SD botte uun<
6erboqe 2inoerung, ieit6em i6 SIR
ointment on meinem &nie gebrn1hte.
Derft MIR, cine @ntpenoung bradte
mir %9in6erung. 8eouure, baB i@
nidt &arm babe, sic @eididte 3u er-
5abIen. 9a1te Sbne11 fir bos, mos
SIR Mittel fir mild getbon bot" =
SSomes g. Serguion, Bbilo6a, @o.
Sloan's ointment t06tet Sdmer3.
25f bel 6en Mpotbefern. - Gn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
s6mtitern tlnpft9len
mtntS Mbfabrmitttl

@eiun6beit bat Elm genaueS Der
B6Itnis nit bent 8ul1anoe Der @e'
barme. 9eSbalb ieben fi9 2eute,
Sic in ibrer etgenen uno Mnoerer
@elunobeit intereiiiert iino, nah
einem Mbfiibrmittel un1, Dos allen
n0tigen Be6iirfniiien entiprtm.
gr1tens, es iouts milo unb bod
pirfiam icin.
8meitens, e. iolte letht gu 11eb'
men fem.
9rittens, es foIte feine @@mer'
5en maiden ober gu ftarf %abfubren.
2ebtens, es ionte feinen f6ao'
li9en @influB auf anoere Srgaae
6es &0rpers. baden.
Gr. Miles' 2o1otibe GabGets ent.
lpred)en alien 6ieien @rfor6erniiien.
sic >perben bon Iaen, Die tie &C.
brauben, augemetn empfoblen.
Sic @6mel tern Der 6riltltben
2iebe, 351 CHARLES st., 2u5erne,
3d., sic bielen &ranfbeitSfaQen OBJ
tporten, i9reiben 6abon mie folgt:
.gor einieer Belt fnaen tuir an. 81; mtles'
2aratibe Sablets. 5u gsbrauden uno tt1o isbr
lid. uno mir fnb bontbar. baB mir nit %benielbe!n!
befannt nurbe11. @ir batten guten @rfolg NIT
benie1ben in jeben Sale. nn6 BITE Sdbtpeitern ttao
febs gut 5ufrieben oamit."
u&inber, uel@e ie nerfmden,
Stitch tire SHUTTER, fie at famfen."
j3um gerfamf III alien Mpptbefen -
rs Spien fit rs Gents. Sbr @elo 51'
riiferitattet peun ntht 5ufrtehenitelero.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

Ielber poro6ierte - 6a tpeibt, Ser
&err @apa ser iurgen griinieioeren
Game, na@ 6eren Bis gum &nie &C.
ben6em @Iei6eridIit 6u in1nrer 10
beimli6 entiett binfdmuteit."
u@ie boben 6enn 6eine @aite ouf=
geraumt, @l1rtd)en?" erfl1noigte iid
sic olte Game befliifen. Isle ia
ben sir 6ob boffentli@ 6aS @tlber
ni6t geitobIen un6 6aS @ei6irr
mi6t mitgeben beiBen?"
ugeein, bon oem Si1ber bat ni@t
piel gefebIt, aber tpent iie ein @1as
ouf %irgen6ein @oN a%usgetrunfen
batten, Damn tparfen iie eS IN eine
gde o6er gar gegen einen Spiegel,
ur6 idlieBli@ lagen Die &erle met
items 5tpiiden SEN @@erben ont So
Sen nn6 i@ batte sic fdonite 2alt,
iie berpor3ui1tden nn6 I'M @rtomo=
bil nod &auie i9affen 81 laiien."
uQlber @urt, 6as lit 6o6 entieb=
li6!" rief 6te @omtner5ienratbin
nno riB eridroden sic @ugen al1f.
ugeein, Mar1a> es lift MIR ruifii9
II rullii6 @emitblidfett," erflarte
ct Ia6en6.
ul1m6 6os in @egentpart zines 10
bobem @errn, tpie Ser @ouber1tel1r?"
uSb, Ser par Ser Souften elmer.
@rIt batte er int Spiel fa1t 5tpeitau=
iem6 @a1beI berloren, na6ber 5e6te
er aus 8a1tb iiber letnen @erluit erit
redt. Mber gan3 lit er ni@t u1ter-
5ufriegen. Ct par nod 10 tpeit niid=
tern, 6aB er MIDI unter Ben arm
faBte un6 Iante: u8rii6er@en &urt
&atplotpiti9, Spieli6ul6en iino Ct
renida116em, un6 i6 BIN 6em Gro
fen &rafinsfp 5~tpeitauien6 &11bel
idu16ig %geblieben. SSd bab" iie ge<
ra6e 1iht bel mir. Mber 6u bait ELM
|S9edbu6 in Ser 5a1be." = ~Mber
5~tpeitm1ien6 &ubel gr5eMer5," ert=
gegnete i@ erf@roden. = ughnn, er
mar betrunfen> Ser @rof. Sagen
tpir es tpdrer MIR ta11ie116 ge1pelen."
@os Hieb mir iibrig? ST itellte
6en S9ed aus, un6 er legte i'm
iorgfaItig in - feline @rieftaide.
~9lber @r5euen5" iagte i@ pertpa11t=
cert. Scr @raf ltegt 6o@ BORT
iiber ser SelelGebne. @on i@ ibn
meden? Ser @mpfang Ser Mntpei=
flung miro i'm bieuei@t ni@tern mo-
6en." Nber ste @r5euen5 mebrte
eaergiid: u2ab ibn i6lafen, 8ru=
6er6en; Ser Sr11nfenbol6 mar' int
itan6e, sos foftbare Hapierden olS
Sioibus fir feine 8igarre 5u bra1=
den. @ei Mifolai Spa1romitih BEL
6em @ouperneur 6ieier @robtn5, lit
es beiIer oufgeboben, boboba!"
limo CT labte tpte beleIien, Ser bobe
&err."
u9as friegit 6u getpiB nidt mie=
ser. Cine 10 bobe Sl1mme," flagte
sic &ommer3ienrdtbi1t, aber ibr
@utte bemerffte:
uDerartige Bnrnpe an bobe ooer
me6ere @toasbeamte geben in STUFF
Ian6 bel @erfen, tpie Dos unirtge,
ouf Observation-Disclosures. 9as
lit sic 9ipi6en6e fir 6os @obltpol-
len filler Tbetlnebmer."
Limo 6aB man bel Sir io1de Or
glen fetern 6orf, mein Sobn! Da1
mtrft 6eine @eiun6beit r11nierem.
DoB 6u oud in 6ieiem fdredliden
2anoe fem m11Bt, urter 6ieien emit
iebli@en Trurfenbol6en," fagte Die
alte Game >petnerlid un6 ftret6elte
ibrem Siingiten 6en Mrm.
nGr0ite Did, manno>" berubigte
fie @a1rt. sd babe an ioI@en Gin.
gen feiren @poB, ober i'd fonn iie
umdt imnper umgeben. l1ebrfgerrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
DORSET HOLLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Moon of New
York City, are at Glen Farm on bust
ness.
Rollin Weeks and children were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
J. Hulsburg.
Edward c. Kelley, who has been in
Bennington visiting his sister for
some time, has returned home.
Smith Matson and Miss Hazel Sey-
mour were Sunday guests of Mr., and
Mrs Ernest Roberts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02

Through the columns Of The Man
chester Journal, the management Of
the Dorset Grange Minstrel desire a
thank the following for their kind and
thoughtful labors in assisting the
company in their very successful UNI
dertaking.
The Union Club of Manchester Cen
ter, for wigs, tambourine and chair
covers,
W. W. Bennett, black gloves.
The Congregational Church Of Dor
set, folding chairs.
10. H. Harrington, ST., who rehears-
ed the end men and chorus
The Dorset Field Club, table and
chairs.
Phelan & Cornell for their labors in
supervising the selling of reserved
seats.
The diligcnt work Of Miss Anna
Manley who so faithfully drilled the
different ones with their songs.
Last, but not least, +. Palmer
Boughton whose efficient and artistic
work in the general detail and ar
of The stage, etc, largely
made the show what it was.
10. H. HARRINGTON, JR.,
Chairman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
WHAT CATARRH IS

II has been said that every third
person has catauh in some form.
Science has shownthaf nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
Of the body and local treatments in
the form Of snufs and vapors do little,
If any good.
To correct catauh you should treat its
cause by eurichiug your blood with the
oil-taod 10 SCOTS Emulsion which is
medicinal food and a buildiug-touic. free
tomalcohol OF any harmful drugs. Tryit.
scott 4 BOVINE, Bloomfield. Nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02

TO- Samho and Bones. Selections on
Tambouriuc and Bones.
40 Bones aud johnson, Sketch jm-
iiaaug trombone and -arnet
T. Closing Song and Chorus.
Specialties
j. Mgno|oguc, Alexander Blue.
2 Musical Mixup.
9. Sketch. The 3 O'cIogs Train.
T. Old Time Clog Dancing lGyp
the Blood.
3. Closing Chord
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
NORTH DORSET


/ Mrs. Kate Congdon was i'll the first
of the week.
| Master William Herrick was in East
Dorset, Tuesday,
Miss Zilpha Herrick of Burr and
Burton Seminary spent the weekend
az her home here.
Frank Benedict of the South Village
drove a nice lot Of cows through here
from the Nichols auction in Dandy,
last Saturday.
Peter Caribou has been i'll with the
grip for the past week but is feeling
better Mrs. Caribou and young son
spent the weekend with her parents
in Dandy.
James Merow, who has leased .he
Luther farm, so-called, of Mrs. l.. J.
Callahan for the past three years, will
move to the M. f. Baker farm which
he has purchased, and Patrick O'Con-
ners of South SALISBURY, has pur-
chased and is moving to the farm va
Gated
School closed last Friday for a two
weeks vacation. Thursday evening it
took sleighride 20 East Dorset to
attend the Bailey show playing there.
Those not absent during membership
were Harry Merow, Hazel Stevens,
Regina Merow and Howard Heating.
Absent one-half day, William Herrick
and Geraldine Merow.
EAST DORSET
School in the South Village closed
for a two weeks vacation last Friday. |
The regular choir was assisted last
Sunday by Mrs. W. A. Griffith of
Manchester Depot.
The offertory solo given by G. How
ard Freddy at the Congregational
Church last Sunday, was much appre-
ciated by all prr sent.
Report of South Village school for
term ending February 25th. Pupils
without an absent mark during term,
Richard Nadeau; during membership,
Livingston, Howard Living
ston; absent one-half day, John Row
ell. Pupils attaining highest per cent
in scholarship: Richard Nadeau and
Florence Eddy. Hildred Benedict,
teacher.
In the February spelling contest Of
The East Dorset Grammar School the
pupils who were perfect in spelling
turing the month were: Marjorie
Whitney, Frank Eggeston, Alice Sher-
dan, Mary Louise Griffith, Katharine
Griffith. Pupils who mis-spelled one
word are: Lynn Baker, Kenneth Fair
nan, Susan Brophy, Edward Me-
Iuigan, Marian Griffith, Lois Whitney.
The annual donation and oyster sup
Der Of the Congregational Church was
lcld last Wednesday evening. A
arger crowd than usual was present.
The sum Of $500 was realized. After
he bountiful supper had been partak-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
DORSET HOLLOW
(Received too late for last week.

tReceived too late for last week.
Mrs. John Dalton is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. VIM. Lanfear, who has been
seriously i'll, is again able 20 sit up,
John and Clara Kelley were Sunday
guests of Mr., and Mrs. ?. W Nc
Laughlin.
Mrs. VIM. Kelley and son Frank,
were in Manchester shopping one day
last week
Miss Dorothy Kelley, who has been
visiting friends in South Dorset re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Jane Tully who spent the week
end at her home in South Dorset, has
again resumed her duties here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02

Woman loves a clear rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters is splen-
did for purifying the blood, clearing
the skin, restoring sound digestion.
All druggists sell it, Price. $l.0O. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02

aot relative .a .arn #aa#. aa.
rlBr
HaHe Cn5 of Church street
who has eara eatr #5 @.tb the grip
iF improving
Wm HaBr.ac ar DaHas ba. ma
at bis ae#c h th. South district no.
the past nros
Gro Mcbride Of .aa saa,h district
left Tuesday for Eagana where be
bass employment
saH Harv5od Of tine Wet road. re-
turned Friday from "a week. visit In
Hra.tls0ara with relatives.
~ and MIS-. Charles Mcbride Of
Ra,land. were In toan over Sunday
visiting relatives and friends
About - young people Of the
Church CIJas enjoyed "a sleigh ride to
Manchester Depot one evening last
week
Mis- Marion wade. who IS attend
ing I. {. A at Pou'tury was az hey
home or Main street for over sun
day
Mrs. NJ. D. Kelley. who has been
confined to the house with & Sigh,
attack Of .hc grip. j.. again able to be
about
Henry Burch has moved his family
from The Dorset Hollow road to the
!. +. Gilbert tenement on the West
road,
Mr. and Mrs. J /. Neon Of New
York City, were in town Sunday aud
Monday and while here stopped at the
Wade Inn,
Mcaars Perry Pciucr Of Church
street. and Roland Harrington of The
North district were IN Manchester on
Monday
Mis- Sarah Hazleton Of For, Ed
ward, n. y. was "a recent guest or
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Mat5on Of Elm
street
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Sheldon and
son Of North Rupert, were weekend
guests Of Sir. and Mrs. Grant Matson
Of Elm street.
Mrs. Forrest Montgomery Of
Shaftsbury, spent the weekend vita
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Towsley
Of Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Casey and children
of Manchester Depot. were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Phillips
of the North district.
Ernest u West Of tho West road
was at his home over the weekend
Mr. West expects after this week t.
be able to remain in Dorset.
Tho d..o for .bo oxo,,ir;rc of
,oachors bas hooc cbanoe1 70 March
End and Bird. These examinations will
be held in School Hall. Dorset Village. +,
n;oh,o, 90 ,yb, bo. o,a, spc,dir.,
,ho ~, th.oc. ,,o,,bs +, Illinois re.
tn,rod lost wcel f. Dorso, His
,,an,. r,;onds ,reyc D,cb, q v,orr, VOL
como. /,
wr;oh. ua,lotoo vbo is s,ordi,g
49, ,.i,.or :, VIII u.os II taur fo,
eo.,.ol .lo,., ro,ont,,, tho ,,,cst If M, n
ana NJ r II Norcross If tho North ,
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nour;,a ea,,rda, Fab octb no
Inst;co of tho peace Jobn Fisher Miss ]
! ma. T;r, ,1dos4 a.roh,or ~ ur y
anI urs Nit, TiTt n Charles q
tvi,hino,o, n pr,cr,
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:, -, -
~ - ~ nod hoon for tho nos, d
sa,a, ,,o,I.s ,akir, ,ho short agricpl. /
,,raI .,,rso !, r.r,, p,a,acomcnt &
!. g., r. man ,u.. ,
~ - anu '' 10 ',',i 'I''ip' " e ~,
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800 - =. :.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02

en- of a short program consisting OF
recitationS and music was rendered in
a most acceptable manner thus bring
ing to close this happy event.