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CHARTERS ,>H,ED.

Charters were issued yesieru,y by
follows:
Sals"ni.ps,"rc Dr> r'og Trcatmcn,
senrp"raiiom, Richmond. Maximum.
s2OO.OcC: ninimuIm. s2O0. rhoinnS l..
Gay, president: L: \ l:olen and w. a.
strait. secrctary snd treasurer. All OF
Smith Mp;p. Trutk Corporations
Richmond. Maximum. $1,000. 0n0 !:
ininiinuin. 81 n00. Andrew u. Christian.
" Is. strata nmd T.. :. Eolcn. all OF
Hsln"nd: L. q. Potter. president New
Pierce navigation Conpany. Inc.
itichinVnu AiaXii;iun,. :5V.Uc0: mini
mum. $ loo. rh".nas =. Gay, president:
r.. :. i;Olrn. ana w e.. strain. secre-
tag. all % richmond
GiadcNillc Coal Company. Inc. Nor
ton. Maximum. $4,000 minimum.
Sl5.cnc par value Sl0O. ". j. VIII
iits; president. &. g. Watts. secretary.
both "f Norton
.ilarrisoubuT. Hatchery, me. Hair
r!spnburS. Maximum. $1,000: minimum.
$1,000: Lnr value, So. T.. D. Davis.
president; g. H. Spitz -. secretary, bot n
OF l'nrrisonburG.
Amendment TO chartor Of Industrial
Dan Corporation. Portsmouth. chang
lag name 20 the Morris Plan Corpora
ton OF l'ortSmOuth.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Ten mnlIdins rcrlntt>. Amoun,i

Lille -. hanson. to erect two-stnry
frame dwelling. Twenty-iirsi Street be-
tween L and streets. TO cost $500.
r. T.. Anderson. to erect two-story
frame dwelling. 1900 block. Third Ave-
nuc, Highland Park. 10 cost $1,000
George w Brown. 20 erect brick
storage building. Seventeenth street
between Main ana Cary. 10 cost $500.
Roland !'arl; Corporations TO erect
two story frame ana .tucCu dwelling
east side Of Moss Side Avenue. between
Essex Street and Erooklaud Park
boulevard. to cost $500.
Commonwealth Lumber Company. Ia
erect two-story frame dwelling, 81
West Twenty-si%th street. 20 cost
sl.Jfc
Thomas :. Eowlcs TO erect brici:
garage rear .Gl5 IVES; Grace street. to
cost $500.
l.. C.. Jenkins. To erect two-story
frame dwelling. 5o7 Randolph street.
\. J.. Streus and H.. r. t;unst To re =
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Z. 5. CInCuIr COrnT nE Al.rEAl.s.

The United states Circuit Cour, 80
Appeals rcconvcncd Yesterday morning
~ 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
iftchard. KNAPP and Moods and Dis
lFlct nudge Rose in attendance
,,aSe argued yesterday:
~ !4sN-Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
Robert y. Woods. b. guardian al li,cr,
utlehdaht In error: error To the ii.
irlci Court II Florence. s. q. Argued
~ i,ous las Mckay, az Columbia :.
- = \. Wilcox. Of Florence. : a..
ana l.n'i't! w. Mci.cDlorc. ot sumter.
60: Tor the rlaintif in error. ana hy
" l'!i"n w. Iinwcs. OF Columbia : a.
.,oor ne defendant in -srror ana sub.
case in call to-day;
~" iinI.Standard Trua, COMPANY.
81 New York. 81 AL plaintiffs in error.
VI. nc Commercial National Bank ct
~, N'it hnhnts ia error: error to tho
,N"i'lct court at SALISBURY y e. To
I've Hf:u'd ", w. NJ. Iicndren. az Win
sloil-Salcm. y -, and Thomas : E.,II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
TRY THIS FOR A
COLD--IT'S fine /!
"Pape's Cold Compound' ends
severe colds or grippe In
few hours.

You can end grippe and break ,iu
severe cold either in head. chest
body or limbs. by taking dose of
'i'apc's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
u promptly opens cloGged -up nos.
rils and air passages in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache. duIlncss, fever
ishncss. sore throat, sneczing. sorcney,
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowing
tnd SnuillinE! Ease your throbbins
hcad-nothinS else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
compound" which costs only 20 cent.
1T any drug store II acts without
assistance. tastes nice, and causes no
Inconvenience. BE sure you get the
Genuine.-Adv
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Wy >OI HE REACHED
nEfOHE MIDDLE or DECEMBER

iulc$s tho supreme Court gives the
NdainSon case prcCehcnc" over many
others airead* assigned for hearing
beginning on Monday, IL is considered
doubtful whether il could he reached
nUci, before the middle OF December.
even SHOULD the court agree 10 advance
the bearings The court rcccsscs for
ihc Christmas holidays on December 80
Whether attorneys representing III.
railroad hruthorhoods viii appear in
lhc Snprom" Court hearings or Nc
briefs is still Undetermined III the
test case local chairmcn OF brother
hood unions were made defendants by
tho receivers fcr the Missouri. okla
h"nn and Gulf I;ailroad. but the In
junction suit rs to them was dis
missed hy Judge Hook. leaving MS
'riCt .h.torncS Wilson, OF Western Mis-
.ouri as tho only defendant.
Nine additional eases wcrc placed to-
'ay or tho supreme Courts cali for
December I They we're recently
passed aud now arc rcassigned. Among
them arc the railway mail pas di-
visor" cases. involving railroads claim.
81 So GOO. COS against the government
and cases Involving right OF the United
Ming Workers and other lwbor-unions
TO operate ia West Virrinia where
l'cdcral Judge Dayton held the mine
Workers to he an Illegal organization.
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food To ra;iou The nation. and that the
action OF tn" American government in
Fastening supplies OF rood to them is
only interpreted in the light Of show
tnS that the American embassies and
G"nsuia;cs nov regard the food situn-
ZION - Austria and GERMANY with the
greatest possible anxiety.
la All editorial dealing with this
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or Greensboro. y. a.. Tor the plaintiffs
"a error. ard 10y bruoks. SnVD a. VIII
tti"'nS. nf Hrtcnsbo.". y. e. For the de
icuGtbts IA error
=, Admitted To practice: William ".
ilu"cS. % Columbia. :. e.. vas admit
''u u" rlactic" ~ attorney and
counselor iu this court
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story the Daily Mail says II explains
mans are foinentine IN tho United
States and elsewhere and urges the
British government to exert every
possible pressure. especially the tight
eninS Of the blockade, to prevent Ger
'nany from taking advantage OF the
seizure Of the corfu lands OF Roumania
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ADAMSON LAW TEST CASE
NOW IN SUPREME COURT
Last Step by Government In Appeal
From Judge Hooks Opinion Hold
ing Measure Unconstitutional.
EARLY ARGUMENT 70 RE ASKED
Unless Precedence Is Given at Once.
Considered Doubtful Whether II
Can lie Reached Before Middle OF
December.

WASIIiNGTON, November .s--The
case OF the Missouri. Oklahoma and
Gulf railroad. selected to test the con-
sttutionaiity OF tho AdalnSon law was
placed to-day on tic Supreme Court
docket. tho last step In perfection by
III" government OF It's appeal from Fed
"ral Judge Hooks decision holding the
law Unconstitutional 'Thc Department
OF Justice advised the court clerk g
office that next Monda" :. motion would
&c presented 70 set Il date for early
argument
Soiiciior-,cnerni DAVIS ASKED The
clerk 10 have the record printed at
once.
outside 81 tic record before tho SUI
prcine Court. and not. 80 far. made a
part or the official transcript. ~ the
stipulation agreed upon by Attorney
General Gregory and railroad rounsol
10 abide b. the courts decision in the
Missouri oklahoma and Gulf case in
All other suits questioning the validity
Of the Adamson act. III ihe prescnta-
ZION or arguments to tho court. how :
ever. stipulation making the pending
case dctcrmiuatiV" cf all other suits
uhy he Olcd
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IIE:NItICO TRANSFERS..
IL deeds Uf BarEutn mud sale
NliI..IImIIhc tn Al. MN


a., e' uX. " illiam ~.
,'"i" IT arc ~ bloch T.. section
J. ~ . riau - 1ii;. nlaud Springs.
hr.oo2r = lcl' ,ax $3.50. $40
American Home building and Loan
Assoc iation to trustees OF Highland
Strings Methodist Church. lotJ J and
! III block T.. section !. IN tho plan O:
fi%hland Springs. November -. i2ls
tax 81. flu.
Is. 7 crawlcy 81 ais to Henry 4
Church ct al. acres near tho Osborn,
Tu!upike and wilton Road. ;,bou, three
iniica from the city. also 80 acres
near the Osborn Turnpike ant. Wilton
Road November y" 1915 s2snO
j II. SChcpmocs TO - =. buchanan.
iut III block II ia The plan or Wash .
inEton rArk November -. 1915. tan
fl.su. $40.
Taa Tito Company TO Matte Green
., ais, - acres Oh the Brook Turn.
PIKE, ahou, six miles north Of tho
city November %, 1915. tax 81
4 NJ. Lynn 1T uX. 10 O. q. Worsham.
iptS -. -. ]: ana 20 in block y in the
D!Ah 81 Monument Heights. Novcmbe r
20. 1915. tax IS. $40
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go West broad

pair brick building. Go West Broad
street to cost 5000
virginia hallway and Power Com
RAINY. I" repair brick building. root q.
seventh street. 10 cost $4,000.
Rosa =. W'!nbruun. TO r".,:,lr frame
h"viI:m2. ~" North Si$ta stree: 80
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CHANGER, DEEDS or III, 81.
rive Deeds az Trust. tmouDtIun

l;,ghy. inc. trustee. acxi"5 feet .. *,
line of Thir;y-siNth street southeast
corner Thirty sixth and - streets
Notembcr -. 1915. S3inO
Flora Grown to ". T. ncdh ,rus.
tee. lot !: block =. I.cc Park Novc;n-
hcr -. 1916. S"on.
W. H. Hrown at ~. To Chewing &.
iinNlct. truntcca. aiNI6a fees; know ;,
rs ~, Yves; Jackson street Noycm.
her 80. 1915. sl.3ii
MARY r. Thomas OF Wv to Chupir
and t'hamherlaync. trustees lot. &c
aud ~ square 20. Highland I'nrk. No.
vcmb er Is. 1916 $1,000. {"
lsham Jefferson IT uX. to Pollard &.
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MtitItitGE LICENSE

Tho following marrinec licenses
We're issued yesterday by the clerk OF
til" iius;ins- Court
George T. Knight and Ercellc VI.
McGee.
". s. Tupuan :,nd Marie u. Grubbs.
Percy '. cooke ana Mic" t.. Bow
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Ut nv Tr-in and ,ndIy tIur,.

LENtiBtRG VA. November .s.-E
y. pumcl. of I.yurhburp. WAS strurk
by Chesapeake and Ohio train ON
sunday nt White sulphur Springs. w.
Va. lie was badly hurt about the head
and face
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mE>n,co DEEDS or TRUST.
i"" Deeds OF TRUST Amounting (,
SI.t.Al.

William II. White ct uN., IL IL: q.
jones. trustee, lots ) and in block t..
sectio" !. In the plan of liz Inland
"piihSS ocioDcr 20. 1916. S2.332
trust Company, trustee. acres ;,nc
-, acres near the Dgborn Turnpik,
ana Wilton Road. about tire. miles
below III" c!t. November rs. 1915,
S.,J..
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iIENnICo RELEASE DEEDS.
r"" Deeds of ncl.n.e. mounting e

A"dcn Howell. trustee to l.. ". Far.
ley, trustee, The south half if block
II III tho plan % Sydnor's r"irt Al.
ditton. Novcmbcr =. 1916. S4,a2S.
Amcrlcan National Bank. trustee to
Is. u. trawicy = aces and 90, acres
near he Osborn Turnpik" and the Will
ton Road. about three tuiles from the
city. November -. 1916 81
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lias1y. Inc. trustee. 3Oxilo feet. known
Us ieo state street November IS.
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HrSTINGs TRANSFER.

Amounting TO Si,.Dn.
sou Inside company. Inc. tn Abhic
r.. buchanan. 81 .S acres III Woodland
tieight9 September -. 1916. tax $500.
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Merchants Taxation
The Finance Committee of the City recommended
adoption ordinance repeating that imposing
of tax purchases of practically $500 per wholesale
merchants and jobbes and the retail groce tyhe
against the adoption Of the ordinance.
The Supreme Court of Appeals the 23d instant held
5sfS R f 7af z G7Tx HR R R4
THAN THIRTY CENTS ON HUNDRED DOLLARS and accord
ing impose upon tax T Fin o cn%mae 5 o SEEK
Council now seeks avoid the practical results by
fItmg in lieu Of the tax capital LICENSE TAX ON PUR
CASES which is intended to yield
the city as the $140 rate capital
OF course this anomaly and the only justification it
that the city needs the of collecting
IT, IL and when the statute permitting the upon
their purchases repealed by the Legislature able to tax them
only upon Their capital and at the maximum rate of thirty
there could be anomaly the admitted
difference which the ctys between the manuac
s te ccs sh 5t e es The G 6a 3 % T e
cAPTA fhe Court Appeas has now Woo cn sa
that ordinance the rapidly growing cemetery of dead Jaws
nave held that the city do Segregation Act
THE MEASURE IS INHERENTLY AN Unjust ONE No
0M0M a2S the mereap The bqdss
that taxation shall be UNIFORM AND EQUAL "
# Richmond swaddng clothes as a com,
TERPR1sE Alb NDsTRY are to be ston that
taxation and not DEPRESSED AND DISCOURAGED by adverse and
The question the members of the Council who +
believed will see the makesh stogap nature of the PROPOSED
ordnance SO lacking in the essentials of measure and viii
respond 60 the demand of potential element affairs of this com
m1y that the ordinance be rejected
ened deficit be met by A SMALL RATABIE TAX UPON THE MANY
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II sou have hlur-inG dizziness NEURALGIA
teaHH"h". spot" before the eyes. winding
FeTlbllnr spells. cataract. burning ami
Smsr'ing OF the eyes. various nervous ma
lrhin affections. entailinS not only positive
iniury 90 the sight, but untold misery. call
iuiIncniniclI.
Nos. 100. lNl aud 10. Muiphy's Hotel
AnneN. al Eighth and Broad Streets
EEnih stree! entrance; take elevator.
charles Lincoln Smith gives consultation
fre", betw,cn the hours Of 10 a. 81. ana
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
MANCHESTER BRANCH N. r. A.

| At well attended meeting held al
the Center last Monday night riff,
team was formed which will affiliate
with the National Rife Association Of
America as soon as the preliminaries
are complied with. Ten men between
the ages Of Is and As are necessary t.
form one Of these organizations. The
necessary ten were soon signed up and
then several more. After the first ten
are in then the age limit is changed 70
IS years and there is no limit the other
way. Those who has signifed their
intention Of joining are W K. Hard,
J. S. Batchelder, Albert Smith, +. H..
Heinel, Z. S. Marsh, Lester Reed, +.
II. Swift, Chas. Hayes, George Fisher,
c. A. Mattison, w. +. Hitchcock, X. b.
Gleason, L. E. Wiley, j. A. Mcclure,
II NJ Swift. Perley Lakin, +. II. Hem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
BURR AND BURTON NOTES
How Many Can You Spell?

Last Friday spelling test was
given to the whole school. II is said
that President Emeritus Eliot Of Har-
ward correctly spelled Is of the list of
words and President Hadley of Yale
made score of l6 The average Har-
ward student spelled six of them. The
results at Burr and Burton were as
follows Harry Read, Is; Floris john
son, IA; Samuel Cominsky, 10; Arthur
Read, 10; Basil Walsh, 10; Mildred
Phelps, IL; Edna Graves, IL; Gladys
Richardson, IL; Irene Perry, IL; Anna
Iceberg, II. There were 10 who had
II; eight who had 10; II who had
nine; four WHO had eight; II had sew
en-; eight had six; eight had five; two
had four; one had three; and one two.
The average of the school was nine.
Here is the list Of words. How many
can you spell? Chaperon, innuendo,
repcllent, collectible, picnicking, bill
Gus, desiccate, vilify, anoint, battalion,
rarely, plaguy, inoculate, supereroga-
ton, sateen, caterpillar, dissipate,
sacrilegious, comparison, embarrass-
ment, tonsilitis, paraffine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27

! Rev. and Mrs. W J Chapman vii
leave for Fair Haven Saturday for !
short visit before going to their new
hore in Glens Falls.
There will be a social in the vestIy
Of the Baptist Church this Thursday
evening. Cake and ice cream will b.
served. A program has been arang
ed and good time is anticipated,
The Dorcas Society will meet at
O'Clock on May End in the churcl
parlors. A ten-cent supper will be
served. An invitation is extended to
everyone Gentlemen are invited to
supper,
am Corsetiere for the famous
Dexter Corset. Strictly custom made,
guaranteed to keep its shape until
worn out. Front clasp and all steel,
Guaranteed for two years Will make
personal calls. Mrs. William Gillette
Phone 1ll-3, Manchester Center adv
The Easter concert Sunday evening
at the Methodist Church was unusual
ly interesting, Great credit is due
Mrs. Chapman for the work of her
class. "The Scouts" gave a very com
prehensive description of the Bible.
The main feature was given by the
Golden Hours" class, in the form of
essays on the Week of Passion and
followed by splendidly written essay
on the Forty Days Between the
Crucifxion and the Ascension The
choir rendered very pleasing help as
they usually do.
Mrs. Jeanette Vail, who for the
past twenty years Has been giving |
demonstrations of psychic phenoma
throughout the larger cities, is sched-
uled to appear here May |, 2, 3. Her
wonderful devining power is said to
be something marvellous. She has
spent several years in India with her
and is thoroughly conyersant
with the occult art and mysteries az
Dractised by the Hindoostan Mahatma.
Prof. Vail the thoumaturagist and a
arge supporting company of lyceum
will assist Mrs Vail in
ler varied programs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted US during the i'll
ness and death of beloved wife and
daughter. Especially would we thank
Rev. Mr.. Dawson for his comforting
message. Also Mrs. Brooks, and those
who contributed beautiful flowers.
Clyde H. Bryant
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Brown
and family.
+. c. Bryant and family.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
MANCHESTER CENTER

Walter Kelley Of Ludlow, is in town
for the summer.
Miss Louise Wyman returned t
New York, Saturday
Miss Gertrude Mcclure spent We'd
nesday in Fair Haven
MIS-. Jennie Paddock was in Rutland
Monday to consult a specialist.
The Woman's Auxiliary meets this
Thursday afternoon at the rectory.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Miss Alice Sherwin.
f. A. Marsh Of Lyndonville, made
flying visit to relatives in town this
week.
Carl kohler Of Moline, ILL.,, is a
guest Of his mother, Mrs. August
kohler.
There was very good attendance
at the Masonic dance at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening.
Manager ARGUS of the Motion Pic
ture Arcade will open with a fve-reel
feature next Monday night. adv
The annual parish meeting Of Zion
Episcopal Church will be held in the
church next Monday evening at 1880.
Mrs. II. l.. Benson passed several
days recently with Mrs, w. A. Pack
ard at Maple Grove Farm in Rutland.
Mrs. Walter Kelley passed Sunday
with Mr.. Kelley who is employed at
the F. r. Patch Co.'S works in Rut-
land.
Frank Rowe, who has been guest
of his brother, Chas. B. Rowe, in this
village, has returned TO his home in
Middlebury.
VIM. A. Martin, who was quite Sc
verely injured by a fractions horse
one day last week, is able to be about
his work again.
Posters are out announcing an auc-
ton Of w. H. Beattie on May 3rd next,
and an advertisement Of the same ap-
pears in this weeks Journal.
New hats both trimmed and un-
trimmed at Mrs. Wyman's each week.
bargains on all millinery to
close. adv
Rev. S. X Perkins will occupy the
pulpit in the Baptist Church next Sun
lay morning. The pastor will preach
N the evening.
The 3lst annual convention OF
he Bennington County w. c. T. U.
vii be held in Pownal on Wednesday,
Nay Bird.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
Reception to Rev. and Mrs. w. J.
Chapman

Monday evening about As Of the
Methodist people gave Rev and Mrs.
Chapman farewell reception. Words
of appreciation and love were express
ed, to which Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
responded heartily. Mr.. Chapman has
shown great patience and persistence
and strong spiritual leadership in the
work here. Seldom has any ministers
wife been so capable, willing and self
sacrificing as Mrs. Chapman, and they
go to their new home in Gens Falls,
N. T., with the best wishes of their
many friends here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27

that is sure TO be in evidence a little
later on.
Miss Agnes O. Hersey, who assisted
at the koos koos KEGS Campfire enter
tainment Tuesday evening with read
ings, was most cordially received by
the audience and the general desire
seemed TO be that an opportunity to
hear her again would be well received.
While here, Miss Hersey was a guest
of Mrs. o. X. Bennett
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27

Il want 10 write a description OF a
pack OF wolves But whore can I find
4 pack Of wolyesf"
You might make some satisfactory
studies around my boarding house. -
Spokane Nericw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27

enway, K. r Way, l.. r. Pierce, G. f.
Lawrence, David Vetal, l.. + Martin,
Charles Campbell, l.. H. Thompson.
w f. Hard was chosen president, "
Is. Batcheldor vice president, Albert
Smith secretary and r II. Hoinel
treasurer, +. S. Marsh. executive Of
iicer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING
SEMINARY TRUSTEE

The annual meeting of the trustees
ef Eur and Burton Seminary. on
account Of the necessary absence Of
some Of the trustees will be postponed
ua,il Thursday, the 25th Of liz, 1t
the Gymnasium, at 2 O'clock p. m.
f. l.. WYMAN, Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27

Mrs. Brown You know ! went to the
employment agency Mrs Jones'
Yesf Did you get cook that suited
your Mrs. Brown Why, no, couldn't
even get a cook that didn't suit me-
Boston Journal