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BARGAINS IN
BUNGALOWS.

BUNGALOWS.
Five-room bungalow: all city improvements,
center hall; open fireplace: electric lights; eel
IsR "a n heat lot asf9 ssSns RaFeh
including interest.
Five-room bungalow: cellar; furnace heat
gas; two fixture bath J.! lot 4 70 ds shrnbbery
MONTHLY, including interest.
Four-room bungalow; gas; electric lights;
f frassns $50 o CASH.
MONTHLY, including interest.
New five-room bungalow; all city improve.
ments; electric lights; high oven gas range
CASH, s55 MONTHLY.
All bungalows convenient to stores and cars.
Phone Hyattsville 133-W.
Chas. M. Lightbown,
Cottage City. Md. P. 0. Mt. Rainier, Md. 8.
CHEVY CHAsE-FINE HOME SITE AND A
splendid investment; lot 1Oox150. Price. 5000 ;
s' H NJ MARTIN. 7s4 18th st.
BEYOND THE DISTRICT LINE, NORTH or
city-8-room dwelling. all improvements neces.
sary for m ideal home; electric cars. Price,
~ H. M. MARTIN. 1874 18th st.
NEAR WHEATON-2h ACRES; ROOMS ::
ami; electric cars; $500. Sell on good
H. NJ MARTIN, 1874 18th ut.
A SHADY SPOT BEYOND CHEVY CHASE
on macadam I'd; ~ acres; 7-room dwelling
ami 100 fruit trees berries garage barn .
II N. MARTIN. 734 18th st.
NEWLY PAINTED AND PAPERED 7-ROONr
house. bath hot-water heat. electric lights
and gas; cellar and attic; slate roof. Price.
81. 500 For terms and other information an
ply to ARTHUR CARR. Evansville. Nd
AT AUCTION, EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Labor day, Sept. 8. 2 pm.
1 six-room house and garage, In good condi-
ton. fine building lots, one with well, ad.
iojninc u s. bureau of entomology store
and dwelling, ten rooms: fine business loca-
ton. business lots. two-acre lot with fine
'. ]. B. GOULD. owner,
Il. Falls Church, Va. 80
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE TROOM HOME.
az D.yasIs II Is
$40 30 month. Address Box 3eB-R, Star Of
hce. 81
FOR SALE-8-ROOM, ART-TILE. BUNG1-
low: AMI. heat; tile bath basement under
whole house; hot and cold water; gas range
electricity lot 4Sx15O n. in refined suburbs
excellent car service. Price. 1000; $4,000
cash. balance $65 per month includes every
thing Address Box 2o9-R. Star Office. So
FOIT MYER HEIGHTS LARGE. ROOMS.
closets. cellar; furnace good well and cistern /:
and N sts. $3.50; $1,000 cash, balance as
rent.
BARGAIN-CoLONIAL HOUSE IN HYATTs-
vile. near train and trolley; very convenient
ON third floor; large living rooms; open fire.
place gas; electric light; -hot-water heat
beautiful grounds; $1,000; terms. Phone Mrs.
CARSON RYAN. Hyattsville 14S-W.. 13s
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BARGAIN-COIONIAL HOUSE IN HYATTS-
Vile, near train and trolley; very convenient
to departments; rooms, with additional
on third floor large living rooms; open fire.
beautiful grounds; So, 900; terms. Phone Mrs.
CARSON RYAN. Hyattsville 14S-W. 13'
FOR SALE BY OWNER, WHO IS LEAVING
city; modern bungalow Of rooms and bath ;
hot-water heat electricity and gas; flne
poFches and cellar; double garage; nicely To-
Gated on. corner lot in best part Of Mt. Rainier
Pricd* and terms reasonable. Address Box
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2 SIX-ROOM HOUSES.
LOT 1OOx115.
ONLY S4.25O FOR BOTH.

complete houses. Nos. 20 and % krafton
ave-. Clarendon, Va. Lot 1OOx115. Offered
for sale at low price $3.50 for both. Terms:
81 600 cash, balance to be arranged. No. 20
is vacant. Each house has 6 rooms and gas;
front and back porches; lots of fruit; live in
enc and let the other stay rented. This is an
elegant proposition for one who wants q modest
home with ground. Only one minutes walk
to Clarendon main station and close to all
stores, ETC.. etc. See this.
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Mountain View Farm
80 Acres. 5000: Easy Term

COUNTRY ESTATES.
PRODUCTIVE FARMS
ORCHARD PROPERTIES.
TIMBER TRACTS
WATER FRONT PROPERTIES.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
Acreage from 1 to 1000
Prices. $500 to $4,000
JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO..
-Incorporated-
821 18th STREET.
Washington, d. @.
Phone Main 1477
fine horses. cow. Is hogs. some farm imple-
ments: land is run down and buildings are
poor; acres orchard; bargain $4,000; AZ
IL acres. Vienna, Va. make good home and
trui FERN {. 0oo sroom dselns all outbldes;
20 acres. truck and poultry farm; Landover.
Nd; good 7-room dwelling; all outbldgs.
1e acres. Herndon. Va; fair dwelling: out
bldgs. fruit: near station; $3.50.
ARTHUR NJ. COMMON,
Room 222. 726 18th st NV. Sc
FARMS FROM TO 200 ACRES. CLOSE TO
50 acres, with dwellings and outtuildings;
fruit tree Se ssif ist $4,000 &;
A REAL BARGAIN. ACT QUICK
On st. Clements bay. facing Blackstone
Island and Potomac river-About Is acres,
waterfront farm. with nearly new 12-room.
water in kitchen. latrobe heat. Also Groom
cottage. dancing pavilion, poultry houses.
corn crib. fine motor launch, rowboat. fruit,
part crop. Ideal place for summer boardess.
fishing, Grabbing, clustering. Owner in Texas
sacrifices all for only $4,000. House alone
worth more. Address BOX 213-R. Star office.
TRUCK OR POULTRY FARM. IL ACRES.
all clear; fenced and crossed fenced spring
water in each field abundance of fruit; Groom
dwelling in excellent condition bath and PAN
try; electric lights; city water ETC.: situated
in a town of 5000 population squares from
trolley sta. accessible from Wash. by trolley.
steam road and boulevard. Price. $1,000. Will
accept best terms offered. Address Box 252-R,
Star Office
FLoRIDA-GRovE AND POULTRY FARM;
HAS 7-ROOM HOUSE. BATH. HOT AND
COLD WATER. ETC; LOCATED ON LAAE
CHEAP FOR CASH. SEE OWNER AT 3119
WARDER ST. NV. PHONE COL 1898. s.
Splendid Farm at Sacrifice.
Party leaving this country; one mile north
Of Rockville, Md. 40 acres: 43O acres of
land under cultivation: consisting of 40
acres in wheat, 65 acres in hay, IS acres in
corn, 40 acres in timber: 16-room new house
with central pipeless furnace and water system,
also several outbuildings. Tractor, all tools and
utensils included in the price. Reasonable terms.
3o5-s Riggs bldg. Phone NJ 1910.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES A.: EIGHT
miles below Washington overlooking Potomac;
bearing orchards: good Land; accessible by
land and water; good roads. Price, $23 800.
For particulars apply to any broker or S. b.
TITIIOSS. 1914 18th ST. NV s.
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Immediate Possession,
BY Owner.

BY Owner.
Modern home Mt Silver Spring. Md. o rooms
and bath. pantry and cellar; two large poultry
houses , :, oSuntiful yeEetabie garden: shade.
water; lot 8Ox35O feet; three large nnrc Soa
one screened sleeping porch: whole hons.
ssreenea come opt TAKE Gien can n0 sst
or terms: WILLIAM b. DR1YToNS ossn
GROOM BRICK HOUSE: STABLE AND
wagon shed lot abx1S5; at electric line ono
Iare Iesc sd. .ne city fare; price only Sc 5oO
broom frame house; barn; acres land: on
electric line and and %acadam road; miles out;
garage lot Io0xi7o; beaTinr aa1Es porch t,
shay s1a H lawn " nice shrubbery house would cost
$6OOO; on reasonable terms; Maryland s;Sas
near Baltimore Pike; steam and electric s S1.
Other suburban property in Ms,v,.n, 49,,
>. MARTIN !: MEBB.
Ne91. =. hume LIE BLDG. 1923 G at. NV,
COME TO VA. WHERE You CAN Enjoy
YOUR POSSESSIONS IN PEACE.
,o Beauuiui concrete block; r.;<cor; over
l., Go9 feet; big garden; fine lawns: large CO.
ton, Wash.-Va. elec. r. r.; Is minutes iatb
and Pa. ave- ave: elegant cars and service Price.
asked would not replace house. "a cnnS
WELL. Ballston. oouS-
IS PROSPECT ST.. THRIFTON. VA. 10 MIN.
utes from Georgetown); rooms ana hsth
large attic with 10 windows. noored: porch on
3 sides; gas and electricity; hot-water heat:
garage; shade; fruit grapes and berries. 10
square from street car. Sale by owner. Price
$S,oOO Can be seen after 6 pm, Satunds ".
after = Pm and Sundays. Phone Chrendon
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Just Of these hollow-tile bun Inv, lac.
rooms and sun porch. up to the minute: price
and terms right Large Broom DWELLING: fine
shade; lot 7Ox2OO; garage for < cer.e' -.
roof: in heart Of Takoma Park This weeE
$1,000 bungalow Of IL rooms. 2 baths. Y
% cars; fine shape. splendid proposition.
Beautiful 7-room semi-bungalOw, porches: .
excellent location; hardwood floors and trim:
must be sold this week. Dandy groom bunga
terms: Large lot. IS. 142 SO. feet; / 50. cars
In Takoma Park; $3.50 cash; consider touring
car.
TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO..
Open Sunday. Takoma Park. D. G.
Columbia $685.
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7 ACRES. ONLY 900.

Located 1,2cO feet from Glebe road and 800
feet from Cathcart road; near Ballston, Va;
lots of wood and many fine sites on place.
This is extremely low figure for this ground.
Title perfect and survey just made shows a
full acres. Terms are very easy. Only $500
cash. balance $50 per month. Ground all
around sells for lots more. Would make fine
place for chickens ETC.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IF You ARE SEEKING HEALTH WILL EX-
change my 6O-acre farm near Asheville. n. c.,
OIL fine auto road So c00 FOR city I properly.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.
Beautiful home. partly furnished. miles
utes B. & o. STA, 8 minutes walk to Mt.
Rainier. Md; one-fare zone: large rooms,
bath. hotwater heat and electric light; ga
front Porch and beautiful aWn
RYON & HASsELL. g.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN; SEVEN-ROOM
house; gas. furnace, garage $3.50. Or: bun bun
sa'0* s r. hA fss slTefI NJ. rainier ND
HOME BUYERS OR INvEsTMENT-DEsIR-
able building lots in Chevy Chase adjoining
Rock Greek Park; beautiful forest trees; 500
desirable lots increasing in ySlue; will finance
to build and take you out to see them. P.
o. BOX 614. D. G.
aOMESEEKER's OPPORTUNITY, IN CHEVY
Mi md 14s
s ADJOINING LOTS sFOR SALE, on BLA-
densburg road. just outside Of District line; Is
minutes ride from Union station; $3.50 II paid
cash: $500 II paid on installment plan; party
going to leave town. Apply 3A 18th st. s.w.
TAKOMA PARK-NEw sEvEN-R00M H0ir
loT;tle house good location ,. Exceptionally hdo 1n
with garage; sleeping porch incIosed. pantry,
reception hall and attic; hot-water heat. laun-
floors: bargain to quick buyer; 81 .OO0 terms.
Call Col SOW.
ROCKyILLE MD.-5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
ss1:S G s5Se au1 pFfs
FROM OWNEK-ENGLIsH BUNGALOW: I
rooms and bath; electric light. telephone. fur
mace; 5000 feet Of ground. all for cents
foot. Col: HOW. after pm.
TWO LOTS AND LUMBER TO FRAME
small house in nearby suburbs, close to cars.
to exchange for auto. Address Box 49-S. Star
PREFERABLY WHITE; HOUSE. BARN AND
elevation; on very easy terms; short walk to
II ST. cars. See +. J. Abrams, cor. Fairmont
ave. and District line. d. c., Sunday or even
ings.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern S-room house; in the
heart Of Takoma Park; fine garden: near both
car Me ~ nsnset for quick
except Saturday.
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, Lot eOx125:
chicken house; pump on porch: gas and cleo
.tsaon si as Columbia s
Va.
50, sO0-BuNGALOw: SIX ROOMS, SEWING
room and bath; just completed; modern in
every respect; room for garage; good loca ton;
electric lights. gas, and furnace heat; a bar
gain for this price: on seth st. near Newton.
For sale by FRANK NJ. COWARD and 8. A.
MELIUS. owners and builders, residence 37th
and Newton. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
CHARMING HOME, SURROUNDED BY
beautiful grove; forest trees hedge. lawn; 6
acres; all kinds fruit; barn; garage; chicken
eight large rooms; wide convenient halls
and and. arehways: nne basement: roomy attic:
wide front porch This house Is not fashy but
minutes out of Washington on Washington and
Baltimore boulevard: one Of the most desirable
cash; balance easy terms.
Vacant; clean: just finished painting, paper.
Ing; rooms. BATH hot. cold water; stationary
range: cellar; fruit: large grounds; Berwyn.
Md; 81 600 cash; balance easy terms Address
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HOME IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS-4O
acres fine water system; owner moved to
Florida; selling at great sacrifice: will con-
slider part exchange for property in southern
Florida. Address BOX 227-R. Star office.
SHORE PROPERTY.
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FOR sALE-"CHATHAM," ONE OF THE
most desirable and historically important coun-
try places in America, located SIS miles from
Washington, on terraced blum, overlooking
the Rappahannock river at Fredericksburg /;
within 10 minutes of station. with excellent
express train service and directly on the main
automobile highway from Washington to the
south now being concerted by the government.
The brick dwelling house. 210 It. long. built
about 1922, is considered the finest example
Of long colonial architecture in America. While
carefully preserving every original detail OF
paneling. ETC.. the house has recently been
thoroughly modernized by its present owner.
Mr.. Mark Sullivan. with its own water system,
electric lights hot-water heat and four bath
rooms. The brick stable. the barn. the dairy,
the two guest houses and the tenant houses are
supplied with electric light and running water
The 50 acres include Is acres Of lawn. with
magnificent trees, vegetable garden. orchard
asparagus bed. etc. This h one Of the
two or three finest and best preserved Of
the Virginia colonial manors. Among its in
Vulnerable historic associations Is the fact
that Washington spent his honeymoon here
Can be bought now at extraordinarily rea-
sonable figure. Address your own broker. or
H. W. HILLARY. 1000 Vermont ave-. Wash
ington, d. C.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE. NEW JERSEY
New Jersey acreage bargain. IS cash IS
monthly buys two acres fine land: full price,
500: only $4S each. VAIL. 14SO Broadway.
New York. au14s
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HARRY A. KITE.
Main 4S46. 1914 NV.

HARRY A. KITE.
Main 4S46, 1914 K NV.
BLOOMINGDALE.
One Of the best ocations and the best buy in
this desirable section. having seven rooms.
bath. garage. h.-w. h., electric lights, hard
wood floors and inclosed porches; price and
terms very reasonable; VACANT.
ON MELBOURNE NEAR 18th.
A real nice home. having seven rooms. bath
and all modern improvements; price and terms
reasonable: VACANT.
PETWORTH.
One Of those four bedroom houses located
near the Catholic church: in perfect condition
thoroughly screened; price and terms reason
NEAR 9Th AND FLORIDA AVE. NE.
A corner house. containing six rooms. BATH
hot-water heat and electric lights; in fine
condition; price and terms reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE.
Main 1916. 1914 X NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Groom colonial brick: h.-w.h.; electricity;
ami; 81 $50; terms OWNER. Col. 1866 W.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALEM ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
home, beautifully located on the Miles river.
Talbot Co., Nd; large house in good condition;
L acres Of land; abundant shade; convenient
to R.R., steamboats, and P. O. Address
G. A. FERGUSON,
Royal Oak. Talbot Co., Md.
SUITABLE GROUP OF PEOPLE OR FAM
fly to occupy furnished country house, in hills
Of eastern Penna.; terms unusual. Apply Apt.
TO- 1919 18th st.
FINE LOCATION; Al ACRES; 81 CULTIvA-
ton. balance pasture, wood; near railroad.
variety fruit: 7-room house: bank barn silo !;
other outhldgs. IS, $50: will sell stock. imple-
ments. WALTER L. CROWL, Rocks, Har-
ford Co., Md.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

1900 WILL START YOU ON A GILT-EDGE
Investment In best suburb in Washington. Ad-
dress Boz 126S. Star ofhce.
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TwO-sT0RY APT. APIS. OF ROOMS
and bath. each; rent, $7l: price, $6,75O. 9
frame houses. ID st. s.w.; rent for $50; price.
S.40t THOMAS F.. BROWN. GIT Az et.-s.w,
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FOR SALE-LnTS.

$500 AND EASY PAYMENTS WILL BUY AT
tractive building site in Chevy Chase, d. c.;
water. sewer, gas, electricity, sidewalks PUT
In free Of cost. Address Box 127-S. Star Of
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TAKOMA PARK.

and rm houses; ami: slate roof; s. 900
to $I1 600: all hot-water heat and easy terms;
all on car line. Call Col. 6SS7, or come out to
property, 9Th and Butternut SITS. NV.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME; IL ROOMS AND
hath: ali conveniences: over an acre of fine
land; garage. chicken houses, plenty fruit and
shade. s.. 600. Terms.
THE RIvERDALE PARK COMPANY,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-06

last of the week and are with the
formers parents. Miss Perkins has
not visited home in over six years.
Misses Jessie o. Hawley and Sarah
N. Cleghorn. who have passed the
winter in Macon, Ga, where Miss
Cleghorn's brother, DR.. Chas. ID. Cleg-
horn, and family are located, returned
to their home in this village last
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Hurley and daughter
Martha, who have been visiting at o.
X. Benefits for the past week, re
turned TO their home in Bennington on
Saturday. Mr.. Hurley and his brother
were up Saturday on a fishing trip and
returned the same time.
The Poverty Ball given by the stu
dents Of the Seminary last Friday
evening was a success in every way
and there was a very good attendance.
The prize winning outfits were those
sported by Miss Jessie Jean Bennett
and Howard Marsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. o. Hard, who
have pissed the last few years in the
West, Mr. Hard being attached TO the
General Electric Co.'S western branch
at Chicago. are preparing 70 move to
Schenectady, n. Y, Mr.. Hard having
been transferred to their main plant.
At the services at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning six
were received into the church, Eve by
letter and one on confession Of faith:
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
BURR a. BURTON TRUSTEES

The annual meeting Of the TRUSTEES
Of Burr and Burton Seminary Szs
held on Tuesday afternoon in tn
library Of the Seminary. with a good
attendance Of the members. Those
from out Of town were Edward :.
Isham Of New York City, and FranL
NJ. Wilson Of Rutland
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Dr 2
L. WyInan; clerk, Albert NJ. Reed
treasurer, +. H. Hemenway. Tbc
members Of the prudential committee
are Walter H. Shaw. Charlie Y Has
ley and Ernest " West
Action was taken relative to rDOz
rent and tuition for the oonins sc.tr.
but no announcement - any changs
has been made a. yet
There vas Some discuEs.al on III
probability Of a caupaign for mrfeas-
Cd endowment. which NAV ~ Launches
later on. No definite action was tab
IN IN this matter, ho~esee
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7. J. HEALEY

Village Community Club. A report Of
the committee On nembershiD showed
that liz residents within The .1nf'ree
of the Village pad slrne'l the lis's
signifying their desire TO support such
an organization. A resolution WAS
passed embodying the ideas as TO what
was desired and officers were at once
elected as follows: President, A. r.
Martin; vice president, Mrs. Geo. r.
Lawrence; secretary, Mrs. G. Kinney,
and Mrs. Harry c. Beebc treasurer.
An executive committee consisting Of
six members and the president, eN-
officio. will handle the affairs 81 the
joint club, that is the Get Together
and the Pedro Club. This committee
consists Of Mrs. A. r Mofat, Miss
Laura Steele, Mrs Albert Smith,
Messrs. Frank Regan, Geo. S. Bennett
and " c. Bates. The rooms Of the
Old Ondawa Cub have been rented
from ~ r. Hard Tor the use 81 the
club FOR the coming year. There are
quite a few who have not been APP
preached who are eligible for member
ship and II those persons will get in
touch with the secretary their names
viii gladly Be- sdded-
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Mrs. Way is getting their home into
shape for renting for the season. She
will re- join Mr.. Way at Everett, Mass.
shortly.
John r. Tuttle has commenced work
for the Standard Oil Co. taking the
place Of Robert G. Turner, who has
gone to work for the season for Miss
Mary b. Gleason. for whom he worked
last summer.
Miss Kate Perkins, oldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Perkins, with
her friend. Miss Gilman. arrived the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-06
EQUINOX
HOUSE
Owned and Operated b.
the Family Of y. II. Orsis
for Sixty Eight Years.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 18TH
A. E. MARTIN,
MANAGER
MANCHES Err, VT

w. r. Brewster was received on con.
fcssion and the following by letter
Mrs T.. II. Hemenwsy, Mr.. and Mrs
Arr A. Brownson and Mr.. and Mrs
h. r. Hamlin.
Work on the new road is being rap
idly pushed and the contractors are
now laying the road bed so as 10 get
the section from Union street 70 the
Seminary cross walk finished so that
the road may be- opened complete 80
that section MS soon as possible. The
curb and gutter is already laid over
this section and the curb through the
village TO the brook is about com.
leted.
The Free Press Of Monday gave a
long account Of the exercises at the
University on Founders Day. and the
most interesting piece Of news given
out at that time was the announce
ment Of the fact that James B. Wilbur
of Manchester had promised to pre-
sent to the University fine statue Of
the Ira Allen, founder Of the Univer-
sity Of Vermont. The sculptor is to be
Sherry Edmundson Fry, and the
statue will be unveiled on May LIST,
1921
On Saturday, May 1st, Macnaufh-
tan's was again opened TO the public.
having been closed as usual through
the winter. Macnaughtan's is so well
advertised that there are few people
travelling the east but are aware of its
presence and that il is located in Man
chester, Mr.. Macnauehtan is a per-
sistent and consistent advertiser,
thoroughly believing in the theory of
advertising and has head full of
ideas which he is not at all shy of
backing with his cold cash--and gets
results TO correspond
The Worthy Inn will open the last Of
the month with a large contingent of
Shriners from Melha Temple, Mystic
Shrine Of Springfield, Mass, who will
be here over the week end Manager
J. T. Brown has arrived and will be on
the job from now on. The work Of
getting the new hotel into shape is
making progress but much yet re-
mains TO be done and from now on it
will be hustle, hustle, hustle until
opening time. Mr.. Benson, the senior
member of the firm Of Benson &
Brown, was here for the week end
only.
Those residents Of Manchester Viii
lage who filed income tax returns for
1919 are as follows: Helen S. Arm
strong. J. C. Bacon, NJ. c. Bates,
Annie l.. BATHS, Otto R. Bennett, VIM.
K. Brewster, Dumont Clarke, Anna |
Mcclure Clarke, w. B. Edgerton, II.
w. Eliot, Edward Griffith, Benjamin
Walter r. Hard, Charles II. |
Hawley, +. J. Hard, Est. +. j. Haw-
ey, Jessie 0. Hawley, Sarah ID. Haw-
ley, Edward H. Hemenway, Est.
Charles Isham, Mary L. Isham, Ed
ward S. Isham, Charles Isham, Geo. +.
Lawrence, Rev. J. Henry Maillet,
Macnaughtan, A. f. Martin,
John T. Mercy, Hedwig w. Montgom-
Try, John F. Montgomery. Anna L. S.
0rvis, Trustee Fund Est. f. c. Orvis,
Edna 0rvis, Est +. c. 0rvis, Sarah
W. orvis, Francis NJ. Pearson, Leroy
E. Pierce, c. II. Pray, Helen Bartlett
Pray, ]. II. Richardson, A. NJ. Reed,
Miss Laura A. Steele, l.. f. Wiley, j.
B. Wilbur, Louise Wild.
On Monday evening a gathering of
about 45 came together in Hard's Hall
for the purpose of concluding pans
for the forming of the Mancbes. er