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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-10

Portland, July notwithstanding
The time Of the year, the hay market
holds up remarkably well. Lower prices
are bound TO come,and the tone now is
weaker, but values have not yet been
lowered.
Wholesale fruit dealers have more
difficulty now In getting supplies than
In dispoaing Of them. There was ship;
ment Of 80 crates Of yellow peaches
but they did not go far. Lemons and
oranges are also very scarce.
Watermelons were in strong demand
.Soth In the city and country. A car Of
T'Frisco melons came In today,
Poultry receipts yesterday were the
heaviest Of two weeks. but the demand
was sufficiently strong 10 clean up all
arrivals,
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc.
Flour Patents. S450@5l0 per bar
rel; straights. s4@42Si clears, $3.50
4; Valley, s3o0@t25i Dakota hard
wheat, sg.50@T.50; Graham, s3,50@4;
whole wheat. sa@t25; rye -four. local
Is. Eastern. s5.s0@590; cornmeal, per
bale, siso@e2o
Whcat--Club, s3@s5c per bushclj
blucstcm, e0@9lc, Valley, sSc.
Barley-feed, s22@s2.5o per ton,
rolled. $3.50.
oats-No. | white. feed, $50 per ton;
gray. $50
Miiistuffs- Bran, $40 pr ton; mid
dliBgs. sst5oi shorts, s2l; shop, U. 4
mills, $40; linseed dairy feed, SIS; Afal'
ia meal. SIS per ton.
Cereal foods-Rolled oats, cream, 90
pound sacks, s676; lower grades, S5@
6.25; oatmeal. steel cut 5o'pound sacks,
ss per barreli lo.pound sacks, $+.25 per
bale; oatmeal tgroundl. 5o'pound sacks,
$50 per barrel; i0.pound sacks, ~ per
bale; split peas, Is per 100 pound sack;
25.pound boxes, tl.4oi pearl barley, A.2b
per 100 pounds; 2S.pound boxes, $l.25
per box pastry -four, lO.POund sacks
$3.50 per bale.
HAy-Timothy. sl4@l6 per ton
clover, sll@l2i grain, $li@lsI cheat,
sll@l2.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-10
TRAVEL ERs' GUIDE.
C1||Gl1a NlIIgQ|IOl 60.
TOWING. FREIGHTTNG AND Elk.
CURSIoNS.
STEAMER JORDAN
for Cathlamet, way landings. p. m
daily except Sunday.
JUNE.
STEAMER WENoNA

- @S"@N "@NSts@
for Grays River. Knappton and way
landings. ably as follows:
July.
Monday, 3, 1880. AM.
Tuesday, I. II A. n.
Wednesday S, l2M
Thursday 8. 1880 P. NJ.
Friday 7. 1850.
Saturday 8. $3.50. ,.I
Monday 10, 4:30.
Tuesday ii, $500
Wednesday l2. Gals.
Thursday Is. 1880.
Friday Ii, $50.
Saturday Is, 900.
Agents s. S. Roanoke for Coos Bay,
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro.
Gray s. 8. Co. Steamers to Coos
Bay. Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Grays Harbor. Tuesday and
c. =. CALENDER. Manager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
Interesting Convention OF the w. G.
T. IL

Interesting Convention OF the w. G.
T.u.
TIE .nluAl convection Of the BenDirgtor
County W. c. r. T.. WAS held q,
Marchstcf Centre, Jane s.h and III 10 The
Bsplis, church. which WAS beautifully de-
eors,ed s4hs lsrg' Dag draped at the back
d tbs tl,isrm, sih i,fns and potted
plants / hoat. The convention opened In
the evening with hslhsm by the choir
greetings by the R,v J. 5. Brosn OF Man.
chester, ard response by Safe President
Mrs. Reed sn1 Cyunty President Mrs. A.
Y. smith.
The Astron contest wa the principle
feature OF the evening, the silver medal be-
Ing awarded to Mrs.. +. y. wbipple OF Man.
chester Centre. Ga Friday the convention
Was called to order At 10 O'Clock q. m. by
the County President Ma Smith; after The
usual executive meetlpg and consecI lon
service held by Mrs. Ida X ed; appoint.
ment OF committees was made, and The mla-
utes OF the las. convention read by the Sec
rotary. Also the report OF the years work
BY the secretaries OF the local unions.
After mu,ie tho department, reports we're
read, then came election Of Ulcers as FOL.
lows: For County Pretident, MIS-. A y.
Smith was unsnimously reelected; Secre-
tsry, Mrs. II. Y. Lamb, North Bennington |;
Treasurer, Mrs A. w. Hawks also Of North
Bennington. Then came the noon-lide
prayer and adjournment. The afternoon
session opened with devotional meeting led
by Mrs. II. l.. wyman after which hymn
was ,ung. At 2 SOP. m spsper was read
By Mrs. W. Il White OF North Bennipg Ton,
subj ct, Christian citizenship. Also a pap
er, "0ar Wesponsn by Mrs @. N. wymsn
OF Manchester. After singing, State Pres-
ident Mrs. Ida Reed, OF SfelbuTne, W.,
gave q a 10 address, Also Rev. John Bar.
stow OF Manchester. Another hymn was
sung, then followed two addresses given
by Rev. J. 8. Brown and Rev s. j. Robin
son both OF Manchester.
The evening program consisted OF an ad-
dress by Rev. j. y. B. Tlnlipg Of London,
England. He chose for his subjsct, ITEM
perance From an American Standpoint"
After parting words by Mrs. Reed, came
collection, music, sad benediciion. Thus
closed one Of the many successful and in.
teresting conventions held by the noble
.opan NJ mr. land thu fatthful dauntlpea
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15

THE scandal Ia the Equitable Life which
Il cons uI,lug Insurance and haAncial cir
eles all over the country lie one more Illus
,rs,l0n Of the lack Of. moral tone aud hon
osty IN men OF millions. IL shows that The
men Of marx God save the mark are graf.
tefs pure and simple, and Is added evidence
10 he truth OF the sacred aphorism, "Ths
love OF money IL the root OF all evil, =
Most people, especially the clergy, put EN-.
phssls for distraction on the word "loye,
bat sc IRE Inclined TO think the dirty ST. n
70 Inherently bsd--thst To possession Ia de-
grading to degree and robs the possessor
81 much that Is elevsting and ennobilng
honey-gettlng like whi.hby-drinkIug Is =
progressive thing, ard liable TO become .
consuming passion. II has no fellowship
with the best things Of education.
iutegrity, philoprogenitiveness, domestic
happiness, justice, brotberly love, true re-
ligion, patriotism.
And the millions added to college and
library endowments seem either tribute
to the giyer's vanity, apathy attemp. to
buy mittaken salvation, or, ~ 10 more
probable, bold plan TO debsuch the con-
science and bride the Judgment OF the stu.
dents Of the day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
To The Editor Of The Journal !;

To The Editor Of The Journal
DEAR SIR
Your 81 suggestions to correspondent
are quite interesting and you will doubtlesI
reap an abundant crop Of news. Seven Of
these suggestions notice have to do with
hunting, fshing and out-of.door-liie. Such
things have more interest for some Of III
than social happenings. Society news bal
. local interest; important but limited
while nature appeals to the universal heart.
Nothing In Nature is unbeautlful." There
are many within your 20 mile radius who
live close to nature and are sympathetic
Observers OF all her moods. Let them speak
up. Who Knows what valuable contribu-
tons they may make to the lover Of the
forest and fields. A recent issue OF the
JOURNAL contained sketch Of an encoui :
ter with buck and doe 10 the snow on the
mountain. Thinking 1t OF unusual interes
sent II to the Editor OF "Forest and
Streamsn Toe next mail brought letter
OF thanks and appreciation with the assur.
ance that 1t should be published. now
pass the thanks along to the writer Of the
story and to the JOURNAL. Let US hear
each week what the denIzsns Of the woods,
the fields and the streams are doing. con.
gratulate you on your first issue.
Yours truly,
OCCASIONAL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
soldiers Monument Dedication
Fourth OF July t0oo.

The srrRn eemen,s for the dedication Of
Nanchester's fac Soldiers Monument on
July 4th are nearly completed. The mon
ument was erected by gifa from the clti
rms Of this town almost entirely and 1t Il
hoped that sll the citizens will do what
ihey can TO make the dedication a grea,
success. OF course the citizens Of neiahbor.
Ing towns and especially all old soldiers are
cordially invited to attend.
The exercises will take place at p. m
on July All att Manchester Village. Con-
gresham d. J. Foster will make the prIn
eipsl addresses, and Senator Proctor and
Governor Bell have also promised to be
piesen. and will make ihort addresses.
o.her prominent people will also be pre-.
present.
Custer Post Of Bennington with veterans
Of the Soldiers Home and other posts 10 the
vicinity will be present. II 10 plannsd to
have all the veterans given a dinner a:
A. X. Hall, Manchester Depot, 1t IL O'Clock
on ths. day.
The ladies Of the W. X. c. win have
caarge OF this dinner but they will need
iJts Of help by way Of furnishing provisions
sad at the tables, ard 1t Ia hoped that ali
called upon will cbeerfully respond, The
trains arrive at noon from both directions
10 time for the dinner. skinner Post, y. o
whitman, Commander. will look sf.er the
visiting soldiers. Az the soldiers are all
getting old and unable to walk TO the vii.
lsge many teams will be needed to trans.
port them too and from the depot and we
hope all who can spare team for this pur-
pose viii respond.
Provisions for refrcshment for others
than veterans will be provided alta small
price. Manchester Union Band will fur.
nIsh nrslc for the occasion. Capt, Goo
II. Sessions, Marshal Of skinner Post,
will be the Marshall.
II !, anticipated that very large crowd
will be presen, and Manchester people are
urged 10 give those from out OF town q
hearty welcome. People a. far north ~
Burlington and south as far M Troy can
come by train ard return the same even
log,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15

Ia lA9e Ths fosp,'. Csn pardon held iis
q great tatioss CO aG for AMATEUR
aulosnpbe o Eteh &C y .Iye ear Com
psnion eor,rs hsr b an he'd, and many
ID ussacs " pi. afes, .hsS,ag the best
wofs 81 ans,sUrs II tycFy sssle ard terri.
tors 10 the esaHiri, hAvs teen exhibited.
rnis rear the rnth Actual Coates, and
Irhibi.l3p all oeeer. aud 10 celebration Of
the sniiycrssry awards fgxffgaiiog one
ihonsspd dollars In value viii be made.
E,eh eontessant 10 assufed that al pic
iafes ent,rtd all be placed on erhibllion In
The Compsnion Art Gallery, aud remain on
pubic view eleven months.
The contest !, open only TO ana eur pho.
lnglaaheu.
Al Illustrated knuourc, ment containing
he list oiassrds offered, codl,ions, and all
Other Information pertsiniug to the contest
will be sent on receipt 81 name and address
BY The Photographic Dept, The Youths
compsnion, Boston Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
what Some OF Our Q Workers Say
of uS.

We copy the following from the Bur,
llng.on Clipper, June 10, 1906;
The new Editor Of the Manchester JorR.
NALi O. X. Bennett 81 New York. 10 a vel
come addition to the fraternity. He has
IDEAS. He IL original. He 10 practical. he
will make The JOURNAL . nrtt-class news.
paper u the nst issue 10 airy index Of VIVA,
"a 10 follow.
Thanks, boys, I'm glad to be with. Hope
to zee you some DAY Ia the rear fu,ure.
The follo~irg from that old war horse
who edited The Bennington Bsaasr 20 ,uc.
cessfuily for 20 many years, IA particularly
psaiiEg to u, A. cur nni distraction 10
ne~apsper work wsh taken holding copy
for him IL 1854.
Benrirg,or. VI, Jene II, 1908,
NJ Dear Brother Benneu The lnCg.
Nal awaited ny rs,prn home. yest id.s
Your Satisfactory has the "righ, fing' and
I Congratulate yoa on IL toEe. A fearless
Ard 1hirsmmsilcd Republican paper IL The
unly one that can succeed from ny stand
point. what 10 The yalue Of pr.neiples ~
goserrmsri lnless ons advocates chat b.
belieyesi Ss-c1llec independercy ID q de-
lstlon Ard snare. Ii 10 destructive both
10 the editor AID The people. Because ole
hAk AIRED ldeAa usscd upon solid foenda.
iions Of fscis does 10, stamp the holder ~
ssihsr pariisan or . fool.
rfaternsliy Gouu,
II. L. sulLsos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
SUNDERLAND

Iii reported that j. y. Bently has
bought young stopper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A @. Gregory are tie
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Cook.
Miss Maria Hamilton spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home Ia sandgate.
Rev. J. s. Brown delivered good ser
mon In Union church last Sunday.
Mr.. David Ewing from Klllberny, Scot
land, 10 visiting W. II. L,throp's family.
MIR. Raleigh Of New York city WAS 10
town the later part Of last week on busi.
ness.
y. N. willisms was the guest Of Mr..
Geo. Petty Of North Dorset 4 few days
last week.
--Mrs. A. l.. Warner from Londonderry
is visiting her daughter Mrs. A. p. Bowen
this week.
--Qiincy Hall cur Road Commits
sioner Is much improving the roads BY the
use Of gravel.
--Mrs. John Bull accompanied by her
niece, Miss Stella Stone, are making short
visit 10 Dlnby.
Miss Mae SqaIres Of East Arlington
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William SqAires.
Mr.. Bunk Bentley and family Of Delan-
sing, N. Y have returned home after
short visit at Leonard Mears'.
Mrs. s A Burbank arrived here last
week from Bedford Station, N. Y, and ex-
poets to spend the summer at "Elmside."
j. F. Bentley has recently lost bis driv-
ing horse, the animal was taken very
sick Wednesday afternoon and died within
3 day.
Mr.. Dana Higgins Of Troy, N. Y,
who purchased the PArson homestead 10
Improving the same by picking of the small
stone.
Miss Mae Bentley accompanied BY her
cousin Miss Mae Williams OF Glastonbury,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her fathers
Jay Bentley.
Mrs. Ira Bentley who has been very II.
for some time Is slowly improving and 10
now strong enough so that she gets to the
table for her meals.
Mrs. Edward Buck and two little
daughters ard Miss Mate Cslse Of East Ar
lington have been passing q few days at
Mrs. Julius Hilrs.
Kansas played the Sunderland base ball
team on the aion ball grounds Saturday
afternoon, resulting In score Of 10 to 81
IN favor Ct the home team.
Agents for the N Y. Central II. R. are
canvassing among the farmers In this sec.
ton for milk to ship to New FORK city with
q guaranteed price per hundred.
Mr.. Z. s. Pike has recently sold one Of
his large work horses for = consideration
ct is reported) OF $500, 10 party In Troy.
Mr.. Pike has slnce purchased another team
Of good lockers.
County Game Warden Harry Chase Of
Bennington and Town Warden ia mes Grit
IA arrested two men here Sunday for
catching short trout. 1t don Z pay to bre,k
the law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
Dear NJ. Editor.

Dear NJ. Editor:
| am one Of those people who believe II
asking "why should kind words ne'eI
be said ola frlend-'lill he 10 dead'n oil
un.il he leaves town or lays aside his work
Therefore want to express the keen en-
loymert with which | have read the last
two issues Of TnR Journal. II has been
like . refreshing bret nc from the top Of old
Equinox-the enthusiasm with which you
have taken up your work, the high Gle,
you manifest In greeting the scenes Of your
childhood and the love aud loyalty you ex'
press for the old Green Mountain s AZ
We who are country born and bred. ard
Who have never seen much q the great
cities, feel like corgratulatipg ourselves
now, and like being more contented With
our 10, since reading your words on lie,
" Live Enlhusitsm IL contagious you
know and II you'll only keep on In the
way you have begun you'll impsrt new life
10 u Ill. and Inspire ~ to do cur best TO
make Manchester model town where con.
dI,ions are a. near the "reAlm 10 the bies,n
~ oHe can expec, 70 dad on This uusdsns
sphere.
Keep "ilsslng the ehanetss along lines
Of progress you have kheady 20 well sug.
ges'ed. We do need more "hou.es to r,ntr,
We do need "a Little more light" on cur
streets--ard II msy be p-rmit,td TO say
so-in The yes,ry Of the Consreg ationai
church; ~e do need more hearty pablo
sentiment, that shall make Itself felt With
resistles force for ID and for hone and
for Every righteous csuse, and psper tuch
~ ycu propose TO aige "a every week can
eXert AZ iinsepce In oar town seeoDd to no
othef--i will not even except the pulpi, 10
lhls statement. for you can give 10 the
community The beat that The pulpi, has TO
cner. and ycu can thus reach more people
with !, than The preachers voice slore era.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15

The lspspe,e victories have shown the
vGlGe q ssl,td psrptse. Fora decade the
beat biSlls q tbs Islapd iiagdom have so
j5aFnt6 IL Ill The gfsst cities Of the wess-
ern world studying their civilization, eI'
tfaetisg I'll shlngs q msrii and sending
them hons for a. ! IMMEDIATE tsponsal and
adopiIoa BY their yerntils klnsmep. The
whole ration acted 10 a unit. And now
be word s,Asds antE d 10 the face OF Jap
snese military and naval strategy, inven'
Ton AID hxhlias, hospital and sanitary
pneiloe, diplomatic tfieiency, thorough
prepAreensa 10 all departments. Eastern
civilization has Lost some Of its eonceii, and
wen the ara ia,clieet Of the Raliian bear
ha,a vague IDEA that bulk 10 not necessary
10 bfGIas nor blubbef to ability. Witbsl
the Jap hn that rare s,tribuie In victor
--mode,ty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
Letter to w. n. Fullerton.

MANtnfslER Dffol, VI.
Dear Sir: II i; took 10 gallons to paint
your house last time with somebody else'l
paint, and takes with Devoe, we save you
IS or $40; fer painting costs two or three
times as much as paint.
Mr.. Ezra Rathmell, Willismsport, Pa,
always used II gallons Of mixed paint for
bis house; Devoe took 6.
But that isn't all; that's only frat cost /;
how long will 1t wear
The paint, that goes furtberst In cover.
ing, wears beat too.
All paint, true paint, and full measure,
are on one side; part paint false paint, and
short. measure are on the other. What can
you expec
Yours truly
Y. W. DEvoE & Co.
@. l.. Woodcock, Manchester, sells our
paiot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
LANES OUDEY'S, EsrAfr.

u
fTArs ov yKnnosT, District Of Manchester, n
b u Esnsmbsrsd. That q . ssssisn OF ihs
Probate Court, holden st Manchester within aud
for ssid District 90 The 10 dsy Of Nay
whsrsss, ns,ssr.. 4. oed.y, Aauiai..vs.,,,
and Geo N Vial. Adninistrstor u The sstats Of
James Codsy lsie Il Dorset 10 said Dlsirios
deceased, has this day presented 10 said Court
bis petition IN sfiinS. setting forth that II viii
be n. ossssSy 10 cell al Of the real sststs Of ssld
deceased fH ths payment Of the debts aud
charges 81 Adnipisifsii0n. and Alec bat Il sili
be beneficial Tor al psftiss Interested therein
to sell the sioie ~ tbs real ssts's u ssid
dfeessd VI: ~ the real eststs u Which The
| said Jsmss Codsy vls ssissd AMI possesses 81
the lime ~ bic dss b situated. hing sp1 beink
10 tho iown Of Dorset Bennington County, state
Of Vermont including The sldoss third, aud
therein msiltg spp1esign 10 ssii Court fY
iicsnss 10 make sueh sAe Aud sald Adfalrls.
tfsteIs having p,osaesd 20 aid Coa tths accent
10 writing u ali The heirs reading Ia tLis state
Interested Ia ssid fsal ssisis
IL 10 Ordered, 1ba. All psrsons Interested Is
the eststs of said dsosssed be noilnsd 10 sppss,
before said CSori, a. The Probate Ofsos Ia nsp.
chester. 10 said District. Oh ihs AIT dsy Of
yuns A. ID. 1905. By pubLcslion Of tLis osds,
thee weeks successfully Previous thereto. In
the Manchester JouxHAL, & Newspaper pr,utsd
u Manchester aforesaid, 10 sbos esgss, II any
ihsy may have, Why siid license shoah aN b
gfaItsd.
sss' w.B.EDQxkToH. ysass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15

lnipfa ~ taiionAi snptssioH u prcmps
&c BY stslrc Ter commercial erpsEsson o.
The rtss rfAn ossitt for surplss popsla'
isn. Il nay be iisiiaes, tut Bunla's gixsn-
I've crsn seems 20 have me, with the fate
of Oh afesut. strange that Statesmen
esnroi pFo6l by the ,rtmpis Of sspolton.
sarstgtf that The Biblical prophecies re-
sarSiss sriyer,.i empires should be 20 III.
tie lnewn or haedcd 10 the ehsneellorlss Of
ysfops. THE NsbSchaase Of TO day
shoula fead dc teeana ehaatet q D,nlel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15

10 NJ Ealt0F. fsr ops ~spi 10 Ia you
sGsdsrece' !. w ate All glat 10 web
eeznt jfs sssi .ta'ssnt br yee u every
good so't suS y c,Fets. And vel oil
loia had q ts.fi - ~ log tic lie a
ppr eeattii iis llast ~ ia si.hu,i notch q
temtntIcvlis 60
An ENuisnasIac Suasc mRIR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
AMONG THE PEOPLE

This column is open TO those who at any time
feel that they would like to say something by way
Of argument, render an opinion or present some.
thing for the public good We solicit eontrbu.
tons for IL. but do not hold ourselves responsible
for opinions expressed thersia. BE brief and TO
the point-Ed.
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Nome Mako. juno i4tn.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

| (IOMMlSSlONEhO NOllOE.
Estate OF DwIoHr srKEs.
Ths undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust al claims and demands OF oil persons
against the estate Of
Dwight Sykes late Of Dorset
deceased. and oil claims exhibited In OBJECT
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet,
for the purposes Aforesaid 1t the late residence
Of deceased, 10 Dorset, on the 18th day OF
November 1905, from one O'Clock P. \. until
four ?. H., on said day and that six months from
the 10th day Of May A. d. 1906, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and 81.
lowance.
Dated at Dorset this 10th day Of May
4. d. 1905
NATHANIEL hcwAiNE, oom'r,.
CHARLES l., LEE,
John II Sheldon, Executor, Dorset, Vermont
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF GAVIN MorrAr.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF NJ an.
chest or Commissioners, TO receive, examine al a
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate o!
Gavin Moffat late VI Manchester
In said District deceased, and all claims exhibit.
ed In OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid
at Graves Store in Manchester Center
on the 2lrd day OF November, 1905 from ole
o'clock y. n. until four o'clock PA. on said day
and that six months from the 2srd day on
May A. D. 1895 10 the limo limited by said
Court for said creditors TO present their
olAims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester this 2)Id day OF May
A. D. 1905.
A. l. GRAVES c..
II N. SHAW "o'
T. H. Holden Administrator Bonn pton Vt
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OLIVE wRIGHI's Fsr.rr

srnx or VERMONT District Of Manchester 10
| Ths Probate Court for he Distrlc Of Manoassts,t
To oil persons interested In the estate OF
olive Wright late Of Manchester, In said District
| deceased 6ngvrIsa.
| By the authority u the State o. Vermont, ron
| are hereby polifea 10 appear before the said
Pro bate Court, Al the Probate Once IN said
Manchester, in aid District. on the 9th day n
July A. ID. 1905 10 show cause, IN ANY You
ave why the aeoonnt DIN. q. Reynolds, Ad.
m pistAto or o. he estate OF said deceased should
not DO SLOWED. and also Why the residue OF said
ssts Q should not be distributed to the parties
On tiled thereto,
Dated at NAneheser.in raid District. Tile 18th
day OF June A. ID, 1875
7yS W, b. EDUERTON Judys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15
| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'm MiOOlONLn . NOllCE.
Estate OF FRANK H. MooRI.
The undersigned, having been appoin' ID By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Nan.
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adlust oil claims aud demands Of al per.
cons against the estate Of
Frank u. Moore late OF Arlington
In said District deceased. and ail claims exhibit.
cd 10 OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that "
will meet for tho purposes Aforesaid 81
the residence Of Prank Webb In East Arlington
on the 26th day OF November. 1906. from
ono o'clock ,. NJ. until -four O'Clock y. n. on sad
day, and that siy months from the 25h day
Of May A. D. 1905, 10 the time limited BY
said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims 10 Us for examination and allowance.
Dated At Arlington this 25lh day Of May
A. d. 1905.
II. 0. BR0wNs0s. oo,..
FRANK WEBB, oomr'.
Frank L. Howe. AdmioistiI or. Eonhfsld.
Vermont. 6sw