The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-31
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urc all the knowledge and experience
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The Manchester Journal announces
the formation Of Britannica Club in
Manchester and its vicinity At pres
ent Vermont is 33rd of all the states
of the Union in the number Of MEM
bcrs in proportion to the whole popu-
Iation, while Massachusetts stands
10th with 1916 members and Maine
and New Hampshire also rank higher
than Vermont The Manchester Jour
nal believes that Vermont ought to
have as many Britannica Club men,
bers in proportion to its population as
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every enterprising man and woman
in the state will be interested in the
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