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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-08

IL mtlff hold q The Nkfchei,ef I0rR.
xAt Nc htvs ftsusi elttisCi "a scu 10
view
Flw aas llumofi, Ne have Gene bscl
ts ytsneat 20 give asf ehllertu ~ fair and
fgsafs : chthcs Ia lie ~ possible fer Is TO
gsye .ent.ch mekns thai old Benaiagton
CoshiY d ~ ne best there Is 10 moral ~.
rosEA,n. gaaa relshbou, progressive
,ehaoh, gsft 50, hsallbiSi SISTER, gtApd
scsrry. A. d--assi-- we'll, 40 htvc run short
ofati ttyss, bet We nsss every word Of Il
To tbo1 ghly appfeCia,e The msniiold adj
y&tnR 4 ne 0lG Greea Moaathln state
ons Wtr8 10 live awhile 10 New iofs
clsy
Ibsl asd Il does Uem noEAdsys rs "
nc o. bgttyer lofty aad otblesl, eAn
cams for dlftuslsr, hut that sooner or
later Il msscensry tile Of Il crops up--ss
have m1 hcfe 70 nske llging As bus.
l4ess pgtoli.iga VIC thall strive TO make
TIE luUGA A. ore Il the best advertising
medicine M. ibis region, 10 ihst end We
tNall yAg DIV exclude from ~ columns I'll
immols Illegal sod hshT picture sdver-
iis,usta AID shSlltry 10 ke'p new. ard
atyri4itg strictly separate hlilog them
/. IKE mix * milk ard wster--spt to spoil
ta0 sod ihlngs,
Wane re shall note aid awe opinions or
matters of national importance, We shall
giys cor particular attention 10 events and
lnlercsis IN southern Vermont,
A, the bead u the National ard State
governments We had men Of great Initiative
AT force Of character. Representative
Ameticaus with = sIbgulsrly clear and I'M
partial feuie % Justice, profoundly respect
ia n tie 0biigs' ions imposed by e'nstitu-
100 and Jaw, and boldly determined that
the sets srd nteiCsls q government ihsli
emb zee 10 practice as 10 theory the great
esg GOOD 10 the greatest number. To the
piiiclplss q The party which elected them
cordially ats.Bt.
YET while thus identifying ourselves IL
sympathy and aciion with the Republican
party, we reserve the liberty 10 cfillelz-
the public acts aud speeches Of men Of ali
parties with csudor and courtesy. And
while we shall endesyor to avoid the rabid
state q the ordinary partisan and s6ctsIian,
We shall be neutral on more q The great
questions Of the day.
W. hope ever TO be mindful OF the com
fort Of our subscribers, aud II ever we feel
red bot thoughts pressing for utterance
81 a 4 real ola.tiGe war editorial In process
Ct Incubation, We shall consult the Their
momgter, and Iihct Il only 10 the winter
time when the mercury Ia at least IS degrees
halnw gro.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-08
70 M Eiitor Or The Journal

~ The E,iitor az The Journal.
DEAR SIR.--ln the third Issue Of the Re
cord, which is 10 be he lsst free issue
Baker copies without permission a little
pln | gave him Ia the Journal In which
praised him all dared to, ard many
readers say more Than enough-and the
article appeared as wro,e 1t, 70 ore made
hssh OF II az Baker Is spt TO do, ard |. was
truth. Baker turned me on the Mirror fol-
writing the truth. He don't like The truth
At all timer, helped lbe Mirror get up q
good circulation but | shall lot write for
IL or the Record. Parties who send me
news items will find hem In the JOURNAL
or Sitter, both good square live papers who
do not misuse their friends. As to minis
tiers and justices ] do not pretend to agree
with tbtm or any one else. Itoll the truth
let 1t hit where IL all As to the original.
ity, be Is correct. Sich of 81 Clone's stuff
as appears IL original ard Ia largely copied
even Baker copies land 10 the last Re.
cord the only original article was his abuse
Of me. am too well known here to worry
over Charley's cuts and finss. When h,
looks over his paying subscription list he
finds great shortage caused by the ah.
sence Of n Clones letters. Hundreds have
written to me and atked me why | don't
write for the Looking Glass" Baker tells
you why don't-be throws them In the
waste basket and drops his Subscriptions.
He will abuse me In print but will not pint
my answers. Mud singing 10 his forte. /
pity Charles; he is good printer but bile
head Ia not level. He was born that way
and will be misft al his life. He ia I'm.
fortunate. 81 long.
81 CLONE
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LET US LIVE,

"How blessings brighten as they take thei
aishl!"
,Dlstalee lends enchantment TO the Views
"All Is 40, god that gitters
We could multiply proverbs that have
bpsrlug on the ease, and az we have bee
on both tiies we are somewhat qualified {
spak,
To the farmer's boy who is aching to &
TO lie city we tsy-Ddntl
Al any rate, stop awhile and think.
Years ego We read an item something
liks this; Alexander the Great, when
youth. was asked which he would lik,
v8Uchsafed by the Gods, long life Of pesc
A. happiness or short life OF glory ant
honor; aud TO his credit, he chose the lat
ter,
TO his credit he chose the latter VI
" lder That lie Ia perfect which mos
ftliilis ll'oH great end. What is your OBJ
Jest "a llflf
O. gstiietf
10 90, poiitlen aud powti'
10 get tamtf
- get happiness?
10 iis yourself for a hereafter
oris IL a sort q composite Of allf
IL the stfcruou HE superior TO the sim
pie li'ef
That classification which has led tc
mott Of the worlds progress would probah'
~ diclste the answer. Tbs strenuous one
longs for The simple life ard vice versa
How msny country boys have gone to
the cry ard have been tuccessfuls Bot
VIA! dla the success bilng and really
mtsAg
Plenty a money 10 the eyes Of the world,
ba, MOI enough to lull the longing for
more, certain kind Of pleasure ard Ger.
tain kind q position AID the power !. car.
riol = disirUsi a associates; feaT Of I'M
pending srd Constant calamity; daily
rouilEe Of hustle 10 the trtsdmiil with
never lime when cia be uttered the heart.
felt, salhsyitg, comfortable woids, lts
nnlahtds" 90 Increasing lisi Of never rats.
fed wants, hArtehiog OF The heart aud 8
weakening % The backbone; compromise
with eotscletes aud betrayal Of honor on
the plea that huaittss IL hEslEess and one
must hght hie slgh ilrs, q diploma from
he modern school Ia the departments Ct
Dtcsit, Graft AID Corruption 40 expert
kaowletge 81 bow 10 do sn Illegal thing By
legal methods sisck q ib,eiest and educs.
lion On The beautiss ~ poeiry, pslh,lng,
music AID slIltd arts. bat q theroosh
kaowtc9e 90 btslass principles ,--fsuzb !.
we arc ditgui,ed. How do you lie he In
vsr,o,s
fia'g Is aslisr 10 stay ~ hcnf, where W.
tEow trd are knowr where shisgs 70 &C
emdiae 10 pAium a here there are a,ii iei,
sems henesi mrn aia reputable winner !,
where CLARITY, lianfalufss, fair cssllte
honest welgh,s AID mes sgtcs, meres a.
g,nsfoslsY AZ, cot &c tied al; ~asse o. e j,
rel yea crowaed hy the seem Of allen a
mlgrG' ioI. whsrv earth, llf ard wa,e' AID
Geas tlsssEd sgnl'ghl are uill eompsra
iisesy iree wttre corporate corset dssl
does cot reslIIsi and consume hose.t en-
dsasdF where a. honest day's lshsf gvfs
adequate reward free from lsbsr ,yfsruy j
~hsrq a msn can live, nacys aGc bsse hi,
hsitg ID peace and quAeiress, cel.isaiiEg
The pflEaislye AID unpopular yifluss OF
sesriesy, honesty aud ffussilif, tfiesisg
rr his fksally in love Of God And fear q tts
Law. ssrssirg AID helplng his ns ighbsr, AZ
IsylEs ssssa spa sesY ihstsusdsgios fOr q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-08

Tbs ohu4rsu % ne corsrogstional
satbssh tehsel srr ttsYarifg 70 etlssr's
c isfena bay, Isss " BY sppfppria.s
tHuelts. P.sf Jtss Collars 81 Barr ard
Bsrioa semlns3 i,,sP IS 10 sdifeu The
ehaisrsr AZ Lac mteslrs, shieh . 10 ssa-
vfre sanaay sisfEpua.
TIC lsdles, AID al pho are lsterefed
10 ha,itg ne church ssspt and gsfrishcd
Ter rent Sph6af, are hsuhY xTnsa 70 ar
pear ~ the tha'cA dpors tsrt FridAv after
.oeh. armed sRh bfssmi ard such ike
sespors q wsIiar
--srms ~ or pats iolie iosntmen have
repaired he .iievs bsiwten the villages.
hqpry sid ma psst fpl Alsd 10 ihs wols,
ard grsyei draHn 20 npslf The rGvages Of
'irne a. d The ,ftsdltg q mAay feet. This
s'dswals sts truly "a tlsntd int,liu,lcB",
sad ble'slfgs are called down on the hfsds
y ibe pfomaigaieu q the Sidewalk
scheme
Joel rfAEliin 6rau, who died 10 Esst
Af'irgtop May Oh, was born 10 STATION
beaIis SO years aso. he Was The SOD Of
tai aud Lecg Ritghelacr Grout. Nj.
or u xAs the Elk a 10 line q delc mt Of
D. ihn GroG'. pho founded Ibe family Of
OR uts In Ameliea, He lived Ia slratton
an few years after bis marriage TO Mel.
ylrl Wider, when be moved TO Arlington,
where te opersied saw mill on What 10
Known "a the Brat Oh for q numb,r Of
years. Alb nj Is years sgo be Bought the
TORY or Fits mill, 80 called, 10 Stfatton,
which be opera ed FIR pine or ten years,
then sellihg TO BIS sors, Frank aud Irving
sho conducted The business under the name
u Circuit Brotherf, Mf. Circuits wife died
shen be was comparatively youug. leaving
him silha family Of i've small children,
four Ct whom survive, Frank, Irving and
Arthur Of East Aril gton, and Mrs. Elyirs
asrt OF WillIsmstown, Mas. Lillian, an.
other daughter, died several years ago.
Mr. Circuit was Of genial AID hospit able
deposition, respected by Every one. The
funeial way held Tbursdsy, May llvh,
at the home Of bis son Arthur, where he
had lived There was large ATTENDANCE
Of neigtbors ard frleId'.
sANDGATE.
John Hayes Ia drawn ss.grsnd iaryman
and john Torttns as trial lror.
Stephen S. Beach attended Memorial
xercis,s with the G. A. X. Of Poultney,
We.
Mr.. ard Mrs r C Smith were calling
on friends In Maj chester The first Of the
week.
--Ars. II $. Pick ard daughter Agnes,
Of Fair HRver, vt., are visiting friends In
togp.
Nils G..ea Andrew Is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
CLARK Hamilton.
Mr.. Nehroa OF Troy, n. Y, brother Of
Mira. Stephen L'ncolr, is spending his vacl-
ton with friends here.
Our schoolq observed Memorial Day
with q foe programme consisting of Iatrio-
tic so KS ard rtcltstions, then marched to
he metery and decorated the slldiers'
zrsves, four are buried In the cemetery In
West Ssrdgae.
WISlIALL,
n . lsllun 4. ont In q nau 20 uolono
lu' omobile. L1tk out for the sand on the
A six-year-old son OF Almon Shattuck
II this village met with painful accident
SATURDAY.. He had climb d into the rear
md OF a buggy standing near the gate and,
when the horse started, his left leg was
'aught la the wheel breaking the limb just
Ibove the aukle.
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Joseph BOVlE'S EsTA1K.

STATE tr VERMONT. District OF Manche ster 50
Be l. Rene mbered. that at session OF the
Probate Q lurt holden at Manchester. within snd
for said District, en- the och day OF MAY A. d,
1905.
Whereas a certain instrument In writing. IN.
der zeal purporIing to be the last will and testa'
ment OF Joseph Bosie late OF Manchester IL
said District deceased, hsying been this da,
presented 10 said Court OF Probate aud duly filed
in the Registers Office: Therefore, it s ordered
that all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased be notified to appear befccs said Court
at the Probate Ofics in Msnche Ter in said Dis.
uict. on the 2lst day Of Iune A d. 1905,
by publication OF this order, 1aree weeks succes-
sively, previously thereto. IN the Manchester
JOURNAL, a newspaper pr ted at Manchester
why said instrument in whiting should not bt
proved ard allowed AZ the last viii aud iesta
ment Of the said deceased.
53w W. d. EDGEHTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-08
OHARLES V. BRYANTS' Estate

" STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchost rs
| Be it remembered, that at q session OF TIM
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within ant
for said District. on the 9th day OF June
| A. d. 1905.
Present. Hon W. B EDoERr IN Judge,
Whereas, q certain instrument In writing, IN
der seal, purporling 10 be the last will ant
I Testament OF Charles v. Br, ant, late OF Winhal
| In said District. deceased, having been this
day presented to said Court Of Probate snd
duly flied in the Registers Office; Therefore 1T II
ordered that all persons interested In the estate
Of said deceased be notified to appear before
said Court at the Probate Office in Manchester
in said District on the 2sth day OF June
A d 1905, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, by pub
licstion OF this order three weeks successive.
previous thereto. In the Manchester JOURNAL, s
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, &c
show cause, II any they may have. why sale
instrument in writing should not be proved ano
allowed as the last will and testament OF tho
said deceased.
G34 ALICE BENNETT, Rtgii.tr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF DwiGHT SYKES
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Dlstrict OF Man
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine AnC
adjust sll claims and demands OF all persoD'
against the estate Of
Dwight sykes late OF Do set
deceased, and all claims exhibited in ofisei
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid at the late resdenc,
OF dtctased, In Dorset, on the nth day o.
November, 1905, from one O'Clock P. NJ. unit
four p. NJ, on said day and that siI months iron
the 10th day oil May A. d 1865, IL the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and al
lowance.
Dsted at Doset this 10Th day OF May
A. d. 1905
NATHANIEL McSAiNE, Conn.,.
CHAhLts l. LEE,
John II sheldon Executor, Dorfe., Vermont
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF GAyIS mcrrAr
The undersigned, having been appointed J.
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners. to receive. ei,mino Ant
adjust all claims AND demands Of all person,
agsiast the estate o.
Gavin Moflat ate 81 Manchester
In said District, deceased and all claims exhibit
ed In OBJECT thereto hereby give notice that ",
will meet FOR the purposes aforesaid
at Crave Store IN msIchetier Cen'el
ON the ard DAY Of November. 1868 from OF,
O'Clock p. NJ. unit four o'clock NJ. on SAID day
and that siI monthr from the 2srd day o.
May A. D. 1875 10 the lire limited by ssid
Court for said creditors to present Their
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated st Manchester this 2}ld day OF May
d. 1905,
A. l. GRAVES oor,,.
II N. SHAW
r. II. Holden, Administrator, Benz iugton, VI
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AsPoRTiNc NEWS OF THE WEEK
By OUR SPORTING EDITOR

BASE PAIL
Manager G Whitney Of the Burling
ton base ball tesm Ia the Northern leagu,
amour css The re-engagement for this yeai
Of players who helped win the pennant fol
Burlington
| National League, New York (frsDP. G
| 773 Brooklyn (Ias) p. G. 1888.
| American League, Cleveland (6rst)P G
6G7. New York (ltsD p G. 4l0.
Burr and Burton s. minsry, which was de.
teated Mordsy by Mddlebury high school
to 10 q l0-.nnipg game, trimmed the
Middlebury college second team on the col
lege campus Tuesday afternoon by score
lf6to2 Up to the sixth inning the game
was an interesting one, but at that point
the home team tdalged in tome wild
throwing which gave the visitors three runs
that cou'd easily have been withheld from
chem. l. Syone did efficient work
behind the bat ard Evans twirled the little
sphere with good rsuts. The team will
play Sunderland, Thursday, June Sch, and
Proctor High School, Saturday, June 10th,
on the Fair grounds.
| EKwANoK COR MIXTURES
Open to Amateurs
| Open Handicap July lst, Bird and b.
raconic Cup, July 20tb, 2ls'. 22ld..
First Presiden.'s Cup. August 23rd, 2I!b,
% b, 26.h.
Equinox aud ofyls Cups, September 7th,
sh, h.
sac Tournament, MI. Anthony (Bet-
ninstol) iTgupt l7.h, ls.h, l9.h.
Miss Bishop, Who In the morning round
easily won her match by and 5, lost 10
he afternoon to Mrs Lloyd Roberts, who
beat tbs AmeiicaD champion by up.
Miss Bishop has only her terribly bad put
Ting for her defeat, Her long game WAS
good, but on the green's she could do. moth
ing.
Mr.. Paul Waterman, Caalrman OF the
Greens Committee and dixe MO aeep,
ChsIrman OF the House Committee Of the
Ekwspok Country Club have arrived for
be season, and The Club house and course
gill be open Jane Is.
Cicovo Takes EPSON Devbr.
Lord Rosebeuy's Cicero to-day, st Ep-
som, Won the Darby Stakes [ai 800 sover.
sigus, for coln aud fiiies fesl.d In 1909;
about mile AID hal')
stephen liza .sr Of Holyose, Mars and
Bert Mallory Of Bnntg,ou. trainers sud
colt tr' aktrs, have hcstet 10 pirtnerihip
q, The Msrche,pr "a ruund,, where thcJ
ne pu'su ~ their s9t icus. Tpey have
smeug the'f string ~ prts ~ tbs nye.year.
I'D III m s.. Clair, by q se 81 Glib,
fglrstkr-9h b;osn niy hr tie nme
morse, ktty MsCo'nsks, a dgs.yesr-ald
nars bI ossafa 81 d he ba5 s,sl 30 Hen
~ " ,bg Hslfy =.
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Intention Is called to the estrsy notice
In the want" column.
Washington Pomola Grange viii meet
wednesday afternoon and evening, June
2lst. Business meeting promptly at 3 30
p. N. Supper at } p. IN which the Gran.
gers attending viii pleare furnish. Bstten-
Kill Valley Grange Is cordially invited to
attend.
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Ihn aattnnLlIl Inn.

Ga iht tafka o. The beautiful Bstterkill
within iitrs's throw 81 the Station al
hsbthfs Depot sd directly under lhs
ID dow q ID, Gfctn houLttins 10 the Bat
gnaiii llr, uad,r lht ,filslent management
u NJ, and Mrs, Il |, Ba,cbelfer.
Ills hotel, The newest ard best tiausit ~
hotel 10 Vermont IL three stories 10 height,
o. brick, nj broad pisazi, has "a sle' pips
rooms, IL bath iof me, public toilet, read.
iDg room, tte. 1 " liehttd throughout
with electric lghs and tteh rtom has ,
telephone, Tbs fahbirgs are lard wood
throughout ard 10 Of Vermont mahogany.
The public olDlpg-ro,m will comfortably
seat 90 persona aud has op,n dre places,
eight wi dows give ample iish'. There ar
open hre-plfcts Ia The lsdies' psrlvr aid 10
the main office. That 10 The flee Is yer,
unique land exrtIsiye tfl,lr AID gives B
mott home Ike 4 Ct to tbv flee, II lht
basement sre barber chop, laundry AID boil.
n room. The house Ia popular priced on,
ind will Ill a long ielt want 10 t;ste in.
men 10 particular, sni Is distiI CT add
ton 10 he resources Il this town,
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RKIDGET OATES EsrATr.
JAMES CODEY's. Esr.Ty.

| MES CbDEls, EkTATF.
trATg oy vErN3sr ,Ilstriot Of Manchester, -
| b. II Hsmsmbsred, That o. q session OF ths
Probate Court. holden st Manchester within and
for ssit District 90 the 20 d,y oi Nsy
a. D 1905
whsrssa Margaret 4. ccd.y. Aanini.r,rvia
aud Geo N Wal, AdplinistrAtor Of the ss,ats OF
tamss rtdey late n Dorset 10 ssld DlstIict
dseeste5, has this fsy presented 10 sald Court
biz petition 10 sfiling, stitns 10th that n will
be ~ efsrsry 10 seil al ~ III. real sstss 81 ssd
dseekad fg tbs payment Of the dsbls and
! cLargss u sGnieis ration aud also hat Il viii
bs beneficial for 81 ftftIss Iulsre.ted therein
70 rel the wi ole ~ the real ttis,s oi ssI1
dsefaad ". 81 The real estate Of which The
rad @smts Cfdsy was sfizsd sn1 poxsssssa ~
the lime u BIZ GsaIh .itust.d hing sni bslng
10 the eva ~ Dorset Ben 0ingi0n Com y, stats
Of Vermont ileiudisg The widyws tnifd, and
tbsr,in mailsg afpieaiign 10 sali Coaf III
ltcslss y mske sGeh ,s.s And saia A6naif iss
,rsteis btYirg pfosased 10 ssid coa the s,ssss
IN sflttg ~ al lbs hFlfs residing Ia thls State
interested Va sAi3 real sstsis
II l. OfGffed. That I'll persons istsfsstsd fs
The estate ~ ssid deceased bs uoilasd 10 .pIssf
beiofs stid cgafi, a. ihs f,0b.ts Otias IL Ma.
ehSs o. 10 SID District. "a ih4 al dss 81
June A. u. 1905 BY publication Of his order
fbfss weeh rue sssslssiy Previous thersto. 10
the Manchester JoussAL, . nesspap~r Printed
~ Manchester aforesaid, 70 shos esHse' II snv
they msy have, sty sala leerss should nt be
granted.
sss' w.B. ED0EETos. Judge.
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AMONG THE PEOPLE.

This column is open 10 those who a, any time
feel that they would like TO say something by way
Of Argument, render an opinion present some.
thing for the public good We solicit eontribu.
tons for u. but DO not hold ourselves responsible
Tor opinions expressed ihertia. BE bfisi and 10
the point-Ed,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


NOM MISSIONER'S NOTICE.
" Estate OF PRlsK T. MooRE.
The undersigned, having been appoin ed ty
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester, Commissioners to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF Al per.
cons against the estate Of
Frank II. Moore late OF Arlington
In said District, deceased and all claims exhibit.
cd in OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice thst 20
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid a.
the residence 81 Frank Webb In Tsst Arlington
on the 18th day Of Nosemb,r, 1906. from
one O'Clock p until four O'Clock y y on - d
day, and that eli moaths from the ash d.
Of Maya. D. 1895, 10 the time limited ~
said Court for said creditors 10 presept thor
claims 10 ~ for examination and allowances.
Dated Al Arlington this Ash day OF May
4. D. 1905.
&c. BRONSON. oomr..
PRANK WEBB,
frtns L. Htws. Atmipis'iator, Soithasf,
Vernon, NV
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w W. WILEY'S, Estate.

W STATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester
The Probate Court fer The District Of Manchester
To all persons interested in the estate OF W
Wiley late OF LaDdgrove, In said District
deceased, GREFIIsGi
By the authority u the State Of Verm mt. you
ere hereby noiife1 to appear before the sac
Pro bate Court at the Probate Office IN tad
Manchester, in raid District, on The l4th day q
June A. %. 1905, TO show cause, II any you
have why the account ALMA l. Wiley.
Erecutrir OF the estate OF said deceased should
not DO allowed, ard slso Why the residue OF said
estate sho1ld not be distributed TO the parties
en- tiled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, in rad District, this 22nd
day OF May A. ID. 1905.
i9w W. b. FDGERTON, Judge.
NOTICE Notice i. hereb, that public hear
IN Inv will bs held before the undersig ted
Bosrd Of License Commissioners at the T0sD
Hall in Arlington In the County OF Bennington
and State OF Vermont, on the 9Th day OF June
A. d. 1905, At ten clock in the forenoon. TO
take action upon the application OF Thomas
Morfissey Of said Arlington for First Olass
License 10 cell intoxicating liquors in the airing
ton Hotel, 20 called, situate on the easerly side
OF the main highway. Dorthefly by lapds owned
by o. liza Deming and southefly by land owned by
said Town OF Arlington.
All persons otjsciing to the granting OF said
license are hereby notified and requested to file
their objections, in Writing or otherwise, With
this Board on or before said date and TO appear
and chow cause, II any there be. why said lie nse
should not be granted.
Arlington, Vermont, May 9th, 1902.
JJ. sHAKsH0BER
II. JUDsON
L BALDWIN
Board OF License Commssio ners.
43w Arlington Vt.