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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
PrGStitO ItaIianO in DOIIari

In occasione del preslilo j.
Laliano in Doiiari, la prima
Banca Naziouale di Pittsburgh,
che per cOnlo suo ma gi6 soto,
scrillo 100 mila dollari, ha di-
ramalo la segueuie circolare al
suoi clienti incilaudoli a sot-
tosCrivere:
"Garissimo AMIGO:
"La so1tosCriziOne al PFesR@
to Italiano in Dollari proceeds
in modo soddisfacenle non
inferiorc allie aspellalivc. Per0
moi rileviamo che mentre lie
Societa ed i'm gcnere lie classi
piu vicinc al movimcuio degli
AFFAIR." hanno compresa la con
venienZa deII'inveslimenlo, j
picCOll risparmlalori inVcCc,
81 sono moslrali sinora piu ii
midi ed hanno porlalo ALA sot-
loscriZione un contribute non
propOrZiOnale al loro numero
e ALA loro forza.
I'll successo di questo Pre-
sGlo come cifra assoluta ma di
per Sc un allissimo significato.
"Ogni appello ALA Patria ha
il valore di un bando inderoga-
bile, vol. che sielc custOde
geloso dele virtu d Italia la
desiderate sempre piu grande,
rispettata e rispeltabile, anche
questa volta non mancherete
di offrire il voslro Waldo con-
tribute ALA Madre Patri0.
"Questa Banca, una Istitu-
zione Americana. ma gia sotto-
scritto per Centomi!a Dollari
Non vorreste
sottoscrivere vol, che da vero
e cosciente Italiano. ardenie-
mente desiderate la vostra TIA
liza sempre pin grande @ piu
forte?
"Non moi, ma la vostra Pa
tria, vi sara grata per questo
voslro alto di fede.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
CRONACA DI FILADELFIA

heartily lndorse the candidacy
OF Joseph Argentieri for dele
gate from the first Congress
sional district. The announ-
cement of his candidacy has
called forth many expressions
of public favor, appreciation
and cOmmendation.
Mr.. Argentieri as is gene
rally known TO the people of
The entire community, has long
been one of the leading ana
most representative citizens
and business men of the city.
and he has always directed his
energies and abilities along
those lines where the highest
and best results have seemed
possible of attainment. He is
a member Of the firm of Ar
gentieri & Ruggieri Company,
widely known coal dealers with
yard at Twenty-fifth street a.
boVe Moore, and the fruits of
his intelligent and well -ap-
piled efforts have really been
beyond the pale of reasonable
estimate. He has always en-
ioyed the reputation of being
a solid and successful man of
affairs, and has always been
active ana Jealous i'm his sup
port and advocacy of every
measure and movement tend
ing to the advancement of the
material and moral welfare
and interests of the communi-
ly at large.
He is a member Of the Sons
Of Italy and the Italian Circle
In every relation of life Mr..
Argentieri has been a clean
handed and true-hearted man.
winning The friendship of all
classes by his sterling qualities
Of character, and the enIight-
ened and awakened citizenship
of the First Congressional dis
lrict, knowing his so well, can
fully appreciate his peculiar
fitness and qualification for
national delegate.
In conclusion it need only
be said Mr.. Argentieri is a re
preventative type of That solid
and useful class of citizenship
achieves success by in
domitablc force Of character
and concentration of purpose
and during his entire career he
has displayed talents and abb
liJies which prc-cminenlly fit
and qualify him for delegate to
the Republican National Con-
"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
NOIZIG DOLE GD|OIie
CHESTER, PA.
UNA PERDITA IRREPARA-
BILE

- AIillt.
Giuseppe Nitelli)-l.a sera
del p Mario Il. $. moriva il
giovinetto Nincenzino, figIio al
coniugi Nincenzo Andro0ni. lie
cure affettuose del genilori @
quelle della scienza medica
riuscirono vani sforzi coutro il
male ribelle che porto ALA
tomba il virtuosO fanciullo.
| funerali al caro- estinto riu-
scirono imponenG, sin per il
concorso di parent ed amici,
sia per la solenne cerimonia
funebre svoltasi nella chiesa di
SantAnlonio, officiante Padre
Garritano, che disse opporlunc
parole di conforto, sia per la
preparazione della salma da
parte del diretlore di pompe
funebri signor Antonio Sciac.
ca.
| genilori. dcsolali, ringra-
zian0 tutti coloro che parIeci-
parono a rendere piu sOlennc la
ccrimonia e pin spccialmentc
1 signori Maria Nolpc G fami-
glia, Giulio Romualdi e signo-
ra, Giuseppe Nitelli G Signo-
ra, Spariaco Nitelli, Pasquale
g Filippo Graduate, Silvio vi
tell, Felice SavinL Luigi De
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11

August "a. 1912 embodied in
section 443, Postal Laws. and
Regulations, printed on the re
verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the name and ad-
dresses of the publisher, edi-
tor, managing editor and bu-
siness manager is: A. Giuseppe
Di Silvestr0, Post-office ad-
dress, 1926 S. Broad ST.
?. That the owner is A. Giu-
seppe Di Silvestro, 1926 So.
Broad street.
3. That there are no bond
holders, mortgages, and other
security holders owing or hold
ing 1 per cent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages or
other securities.
a. Giuseppe Di SiIVestro,
Editor and Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this lst day of April,
1920.
PasquaIe Del Vecchio,
Notary Public.
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STATEMENT
Of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, ETC., re-
quired by the Act of Con
dress of AUGUST "a, 1912

or La Liberia Parola" pu-
blished weekly at Philadelphia,
Pa, April 1st, 1920.
State Of Pennsylvania
County of Philadelphia: SIS.
Before me, a Notary Public
i'm and for The State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared
A. Giuseppe Di Silvestro who,
having been duly sworn ac-
cordingly to law. deposes and
says that ne is the Editor and
Publisher of the La Liberia
Parola' and that the following
is. to the best Of his knowledge
and belief. a trae statement of
The aforesaid publication for
the date shown in the above
aniian REQUIRED lv ihp Act 0l
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
NUoVA BLDG. ASSOCIATION

Per iniziativa del signor Pa
squale Del Vecchio. con uffi-
clio di Real Estate al n. 1905 S.
Broad street, 81 sta organiz-
zando una nuova Building As
sociation che pyendera il no
me di D'Annunzio,
Appena sara tutto Bronto YER
ranno chiamali tutti gil inte-
ressati ed eletti gil uf-
ficiali di amministrazione per
il primo ammo sara dOmanda-
to alIo State l'atto di incOrpo-
raziOne.
Tutti coloro che vorranno far
parte della D'Annunzio Bull
ding and Loan Association So
no pregati di dare il lorO no
me al signor Pasquale Del
Vecchio.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11

4. Tn grande successo del
Preslito cOnlribuira ALA after
mazione dell'Italia all'Estero:
sara elemento di riorganizza-
zione e di pace sociale.
r TN patriotticO dovere di
ogni italiano sottOscrivere al
PTestito Italiano In DolIari.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
Evviva PItaIia!
3 6EECI PERCHE' DELLA
SOTTOSCRIZIONE
Al PRESTETO

4 perchG & un dovere STREET
,lssimo di palriotlismo.
. percha & un Investments di
plIm ordine.
3 perch6 + nemici interni ed
esjerni d'Ilalia debbono ri
manere scornali.
H. Terch6 eli ilaliaui degli Sta
Of Cnili dcbboui avere ralIo
merilo di aver aiutalo la Pa
frfr mol mumpuIo del bisO-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
Al NOSTRI ABBONATI

vi sono motif nostri abbonati che
ricevono La Liberia Parola da quasi
un ammo senza che abbiano pagato il
costo di abbonamento.
Sc prima 81 Poteva temporeggia-
re per la riseossione, nei tempt che
eorrono non e PiR possible; sia per
Palto costo della mano d'opera e ma
teriale, sia perche' tutto ST deve Paga-
re in contanti.
| nostri amici che sono arretrati
ci faranno cosa grata rimettendoci
Pammontare di abbonamento. Una
speciale accommodations facciamo al
nostri agenti perohe', a loro volta,
sollecitino gil abbonati da essi pro-
clmati di mettersi in regola
Non sbbiamo aleun dubbio che /
nostri amici Prenderanno a cuore
questo appello.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
NOTE PoLITIcHE

GrediamO nOstrO lmprescln-
dibiie dovere raccOmandare "a
eli elettori italiani del 10 Di-
stretto Compassionate il nostro
connazionale Joseph Argentie-
ri. candidate a delegate nella
pr0ssima CouvenZione naZlo-
male republicans.
u primo Distretto compren-
de ! quartieri: primo, setd-
mo. ventiseesimo, trenteslmo,
iarentaseesimo, trentanovesl-
mo 2 quarantottesimO.
MOltissimi italiani risiedono
i'm guesti quartieri, special
mente mel ventiseesimo e nes-
sun voto italiano dovrebbe an
dar perduto.
u journal of Commerce ,
del q Mario Il. 5. appogglava
incondiZionatamente il slgnor
Argentieri, che per lie sue qua
lita di uomo private e di uomo
iii AFFAIR." ha diritto al suifragio
del prOpri connazionali.
Queslo giornale chiama il 81
enor Argentieri strong cans
didote for national delegate q.
Ci place riportare, in ingle-
Sc. articolelto del journal of
Commerce" i'm faVore del no
strO cOnnaZiOnale:
Evidences are abundant OF
the increasing strength and vi
cor of the Sproul movement,
and here i'm Philadelphia tam
gible and definite plans are
being adopted for the selec-
ton of delegates TO the com
ing Republican National Con
vention. This activity is es-
pecially notable in the Firsi
Congressional district which
comprises the First, Seventh
Twenty sixth. Thirtieth, Thir-
ty- sixth. Thirty ninth anC
Forty eight wards
in this connection it IS
privilege and pleasure of th'
N iec
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11

Chi vorra mancare ad una tale Sc
rata artistica?
] biglietti 81 possono acquistare
presso Giovanni Bianchini. 1908
Christian street, Francesca Silva
gno, 1917 Christian street. Isidoro
Scrocca, l442 So. 9th St, e Luigi
CaEamiello. $40 So. Ilth st.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
PER L'EDUCAZIONE DEL
LAVORATORI
G 81 cOmuniea pubbliehiamo:

LItalian Workingmen's Progress
siye Institute, formato di iavoratori
italiani, per 10 scope di dare impul-
so alleducazione della classe operaia,
dara la sera del 30 Aprile prossimo,
ALA New Garrick Hall, S07-509 So.
9Th St, una fiesta danzante a benef-
clio del fondo pro fabbricato sociale,
dove dovra prendere residenza Ia /
stituzione.
Tutti coloro che hanno a cuore il
progresso morale materiale del po-
polo, intervengano all'annunziata fe-
sta e, oltre divertirsi, 81 concorra
ad un'opera altamente umanitaria e
ciyile, quale e quella della educazio-
ne delle masSc.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
IL Comitnto Eettn
RISTORANTE ITALIANO
MEL CENTRIC DELLA CITTA'

Sotto la ragione commerciale Ma
scagni Italian Restaurant" da quail
che mese 81 aperto, mel cen
tro della citta propriamente allan
COLO n. +. dele 10th Strade Filbert,
uu Ristorante italiano ALA cui dire
zione sono il signor Antonio Di Lul-
10 ed IL signor Lemme.
Di questo Ristorante posSono gio-
varSi nostri professionisti ed uomi-
nj di AFFAIR." che hanno loro ufficii
in quelle localita, ma sopratutto i SaI-
ii che lavorano nellie shops" limtro-
fe.
Dale ore a. m. allie 2 p. m. 81
puo avere abbondante colezione
per soil 35 soldi o 81 puo essere ser
viii a la carte. II pranzo costa so c
IS Soldi un dollaro; per la cena
81 pagano IS soldi $l0O e$l25.
II Ristorante, avendo una sala che
puo accomodare $50 persone, in
grado di servire qualunque banchet-
TO che non sorpassi questo numero.
ALA sera, dale ore 9 allie II, vi e
ballo. II servizio inappuntabile, CO.
me 10 negli altri Ristoranti che por-
tano 10 stesso nome: a Philadelphia,
768 So 9th street; a Bristol, l02
Market street ed Atlantic City,
Boardwalk Mississippi ave.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
CASINO THEATRE

"Slageland" c il titolo del
lopera comica che vera data
la prossima setlimana. a CO.
minciare da lunedi ~ corren-
tie mese. al Casino Theatre,
Walnut sopra l'Oltava strada.
Prendera parte ALA rappre-
senlazione un coro di p ra-
gazze con scenario variato.
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LIN dppelIO agl'italiani
di Philadelphia
ccNNAZIoNALI!

Nessuno richiede nuovi doni
auovi sacrifici. Superata la
crjsf tempt miglioreranno
ne. tutti; fra la madre patria
= le sue colonie naturali e IL
ma rete di affetti e di Interest,"
df eui ognuno di moi cOstitui-
soc Nh anello.
Italia offre ALA vostra col
IahuraZione un cOmpensO ma
ter.ale assai generoso; ma il
compenso morale sara dieci
vote tantO.
IN nome della Patria non di-
te al no.
Eentre la guerra desta an
cora discussioni e polemiche,
date agli slranieri, fra quail
viviamo, nuova proVa della
concordia, dell'affetto e del
sense politicO degli ilaliani.
impegnando lie vostre econo-
mie mel
PFestito Italiano in DoIlari; E.
mfssione di DoIlari Is Milioni.
In Buoni del Tesoro Quin-
duannali sci e meZzo per CEN
to pagabile in Orc lSeries Al
Emissioue 10 Febbraio, 1920
Scedeuza l,o Febbrais, 1925.
II capitale e gil Interest," So
no 8senti da ogni tassa Italia
ma presente e futura.
7 buoni sono al portatore nei
tagr di $50, 100, 500, 1000 e
5000.
Lii consegna del buoni YER
ra latta contro pagamento del
prezzo di emissione. | buoni
sono in vendila adesso press0
duaI siasi banca italiana.
Prezzo $97.50
ed ateressi. fruttando perci0
pis -el 7 per cento all'anno.
Italiani!
Dale una prova tangible del
yostro attaccamento ALA Pa
tria di origine.
Ctascuno di vol faccia il suo
dovare. verso Sc stesso. verso
Ia '@niglia, verso la Pal"ial
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11

lungo tempo mio marito era
state afflitto da NAL di stOma-
CO.. 49, scrive la signora D.
Rinkel di Pelee Island, Ont, ~
Da quando ha cominciato ad
usare il Lozogo del DR.. Pietro
l'appetito e motto migliorato
e 81 sente bene". Questo rime-
dio di erbe, sperimentato da-
eli ami regola 10 stomaco e
promuove la digestione. Non
81 trova in vendita nellie farma-
Gle - possono fornirlo soltan-
to agenti special - Scrivere
al DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co., 25Ol Washington Blvd,
Chicago, I'll.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-11
ADMINISTRATIONS.

La guerra ha fatto lITALIA gram
de, piu' grande. Sappiamo preservar-
la. Diamole nostri risparmi per a.
iutarla nella riorganizzazione econo-
mica.
Comprate certificat del PRE-
STITO ITALIANO IN DOLLARI.
Fatelo subito. Non rimandate.
Un ltaliano che non abba mai
comprato un Buono del PRESTITO
IN DOLLARI, non anna la sua pa
tria.
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condizioni principali della
sottoscrizlone

1. Prezzo di sottoscrizione-
Dollari $3.50 per ogni Gento
Dollari di capitale nominate
piu Interest," accumulate.
2. Interesse effettivo -- Set
le per cento.
3. La data del rinborso- e
sin da ora slabilita al primo
febbraio 1925. A quella data
vol avrete diritlo o al rimbOrso
in dollari 0 a Lit. 700 per ogni
cento dollari.
4. | pagamenti degli interes-
81 semestrali e il rimborsO del
Capitale verranno fatti in mo-
meta AMERICANA.
). Pagamenti raleali possonU
anche farsi e vengono accet-
tati dalla First National Bank,
a Pittsburgh Pa.
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soopi della Sottosorlzlone

1. FoTnire allO State j mezzl
necessarii per sistemare il BIZ
lancio C ridUPre il circolante:
in attire parole ricostruire il
Paese dopo 10 sforzo che con-
dusse ALA vitloria.
?. II ricavato del PreslitO non
O destinato a nuove spese di
guerra. Servira al graduate
rimborso del debito create pep
lie spese di guerra.
3. Tn grande successo del
Prestito sara il mezzo pratico
per attenuare IL costo della vi
"a e ridurre il livello del prez-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11
PERU

Mrs. Ada Bruce spent few days Of
last week in Brattleboro.
Harry Walker of Manchester and b.
+. Williams are building an addition
to A. NJ. Best's sugar house Mr..
Best is planning to install line of
pipes from each tree to his new large
evaporator, thus doing away with
buckets and the labor of gathering
the sap.
Owing to the soft condition of the
roads on Friday the stage did not
make his trip TO Manchester, and on
account of the blizzard Of Saturday,
Sunday and Monlay forenoon he did
not make trips from Londonderry to
this office, leaving us without mail
from Manchester since Thursday
night, March Bird, and also without
any from Londonderry since Friday
morning.
The following officers were elected
at the town meeting Tuesday, March
End: Moderator, b. F. Williams; clerk
and treasurer, Mabel f. Whitney;
school director, Perry Warren, elected
for three years; lister, f. c. Simonds;
selectman, L. j. Whitney; overseer,
Wells Dickinson; constable and col
lector, John Russell; trustee of public
Csv.y...Au. aaaAfsale aud
town grand juror, ID. X. Millington;
tree warden, b. w. Prouty; library
trustee for FIVE years, j. +. Farnum;
town tax SlJ00; highway tax 65ci
school tax 75e; total s2.4O. License
vote: yes 10, no 12; 9Th class, yes Z,
no - A. f. Jones was reelected
with a unanimous vote as road com
missioner.
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DORSET HOLLOW

Il started with thaw Friday and II
ended up with a blizzard.
Mt. and Mrs John Kelley were IN
Manchester last saturday.
Stephen Roberts and family are go
ing to move onto the Potts farm.
Mrs. Mary jones and family have
moved into the George Baldwin house
Miss Anna Hughes Of Trey. n. Y.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. John Dali
ten.
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Bovie and fam
lily are going 10 move onto the Har-
weed farm.
John Scaermerhorn, who has been
at Glen Farm for the past year, has
fnisAed his duties there.
Miss Mary Daley Of New York.
spent few days recently with her
cousin, Mrs. William Kelley
The Bowie family, whose members
ave been sick for some time, are able
TO be out, but Mr.. Bowie isn't very
well as yet.
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EAST DORSET

Wallace Brock is very i'll with the
grip.
Mrs. Alice Benson, who has been i'll,
is improving.
Gilbert Brophy, who has been very
III, is improving
John Martin of Bennington, was
here over Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Whitney of Poultney,
is home for a week.
Daniel Leary was in Troy, N. Y,
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wade were
in Manchester Saturday.
Arthur Brophy is home from Ben
nington i'll with the grip.
Miss Marion Griffith Of I. C. A.,
Poultney, is home for few days.
John DeJordy, who has employment
in Arlington, was home over Sunday.
II. G. Clark, who has been in Wash
ington, ID. c., returned home last
week.
Miss Jennie " Leary Of Washing
ton, d. c., was here several days LAST
week.
Miss Lena Landon was in Manches-
ter last week the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Randall.
John Leary and Charles Donahue
were in Albany, N. Y, Monday and
Tuesday.
Edward Eggleston of Bennington,
was a week end guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eggleston.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Casey have been
in Dorset helping care for relatives
who have been very i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Daniel Leary and Miss Jennie
V. Leary left Monday night for
Rochester, MINI. They expect to be
gone several weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11

Nh Chrlss Gilbcrz q uush im-
provod
Hsarg Wet s. vsy 20 viih pneu.
nonia.
several famaicz a., lI si,h tbe So
bot are Improving
S. Faak Hollcg Was electod select
man for threr years. succeeding him
seif
Mefdsmca West and Glover went 70
Rutland last Friday. returning sun
day
Hon. Wm. B. Sheldon 4 Renning-
ton. was in town last seok Helnes-
day.
Mrs.. Walter Mauiey hes been called
70 Brattleboro by the sudden illness Of
her husband.
Mn. Bodman = kent HI returned
Tuesday from tao weeks trip 10
New York City
J. r. Anderson 81 Hinsdale ~ H.,
has taken the John Manipy farm for
the coming year.
G. l.. pruyn returned this week from
. two weeks trip to New York City,
Albany ard Troy.
Mrs. J. 7. Stafford returned last
ecck from an extended trip to New
York City Mechanicville and other
places.
Signs u summer are putting IN APP
pearanee. Applications Tor houses are
being received and several places have
already been rented
Our mail carrier. sam Harwood, has
installed a telephone in his new apart
ments over the Chambers store, 1912.
The snow is still with Us. Who saw
that robin?
There will be q regular meeting Of
Dorset Grange No. 23l next week
Wednesday when the 30th anniversary
Of its organization will be celebrated,
A report Of the program will be given
next week.
Adolph Funke has accepted posi-
ton in New York City and is there
now. Mrs. Funkc and child are at
Wade Inn for the present. but expect
TO join him in New York as soon as
weather conditions will permit.
Mrs. Clifton r. Kent has been I'M
justly accused Of being the author
Of the Dorset Knocks" She didn't
do it and in writing TO the editor she
truthfully says, Il came into the viii
lage without knocking and expect TO
40 the same way"
Ms. Ada p. Sherman has returned
from Huntington, W. Va, where she
has been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Montgomery.
John Patterson has gone to New
York City, where he has a position
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11
Red Brick Popular In Finland.

The chief building materials In the
larger towns and trade eenters Of Fin
land are red brick and cement. or
late, lime and brick have been COM
monty used and there are two modern
brick works. Cement stones or blocks
are also used but 10 no great extent.
The common material IS red brick,
made IN a great number Of larger and
smaller brick works. Normally, the
more important works produced about
100000 bricks annually. At present
he supply IS about exhausted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11

Henry Hulsburg succeeds him as clerk
NJ Peltier's store.
An error was made last week in
reporting result Of March meeting. A
tax Of $500 was voted to pay current
expenses This was necessary on ae-
count Of a special state tax imposed on
al towns IN the state Of 40 cents on
the dollar for 1919 and 40 cents for
1920. An additional so cents was also
voted at our meeting, proceeds of
which Is to be used toward reduction
of our indebtedness and for no other
purpose. This makes a total tax this
year Of $3.50 on the dollar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11
Dorset Church Notes

No services were possible last Sun
day. The sacrament will be observed
this Sunday and the preparatory ser
vices will be held this Saturday at
1880. All other services will be held
as usual
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-11

Tod f. work into which you Do rot
PIT ans enthusiasm.