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aroused over just what amount of
money the entire Schiff party repre-
sents. 1t is said that their combined
wealth amounts to about $500, 000,O00.
Mr.. Schif alone is said to be worth
100000 900. Others in the party are
or.h from SICuUG0,Uo9 to $I50,tG0,0o0
So it is said. Then Mrs. Havemeyer,
wife OF the sugar baron, represents
in the neighborhood Of about $10o,0C0,-
Geo more.
The Manchuria's officers feel a little
proud OF this feature and are seriously
contemplating remaining the boat from
The ''Mancluria" to the 'Biilionaire.'
It is common rumor that Mr. Schiff
is on his way to Japan at the invi-
tatiOn of no less a persona sc than the
Emperor, and that he and his party
viii be the guests of the nation. as Il
compliment to their ability in raising
loans for Japan during the war.
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is in a financial way. Socially. Mr..
Schiff is a man whom it must be a
pleasure to know.
When asked the purpose of his trip
to Japan, Mr.. Schiff replied that it
is entirely for pleasure.
Asked whether he believed in ia
pans ability to meet it's great finan-
cial obligations. the financier smiled
affably and said that he knew nothing
about Japan's finances that would in
terest anybody.
In fact, Mr.. Schiff is an expert in
parrying questions to which answers
circles. No matter how adroitly the
questions may be put, they are more
adroitly parted
Now, please don't put anything
was Mr.. Schiff's parting word to the
reporter.
Nevertheless, Jacob Schiff did say
that it was nonsense about his going
i
ships to japanese companies. Il am
going to japan purely a pleasure
trip and will be there about six
weeks he added.
Mr.. Schiff and his party were taken
in hand yesterday morning on arrival
by Mr.. Robert Single, President OF
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, and
Mr.. Campbell. The party, also ac-
ccmpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Grinbaum, Albert Along, Mr.. Kishi,
and Col. Macfarlane, a fellow-passen-
ger. were divided among four auto
and escorted about the city,
including a run to Mr.. Damon's es-
tate at Moanalua and to Honolulu
then to the Pail and fl
naIIv to the Moana, where luncheon
was given in honor of Mr.. Schiff and
party by Mr.. I. Kishi, manager of the
Yokohama Specie Bank.
The luncheon was served at a large
table, covers being laid for eighteen
guests. Throughout the luncheon
quintet club played and
sang. Coffee was served on the lanai,
after which the party was escorted TO
the AQUARIUM and then to Governor
home, where tea was serv-
ed. Later the party returned to the
Moana and several of the visitors went |
canoeing and bathing in the surf.
Last evening Col. George W. Mac ,
farlane gave a dinner for the Schiff |
oartv at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. |
Jacob Schiff is one of the most prom |
rent of Jewish financiers. He is a |
of the banking. firm of Kuhn, |
Loeb & Co, and it was through MS
firm that most of the negotiations for |
aoating the war loans for Japan Were
"a rried on. Mr.. Sehiff was born in |
Frankfort on the Main, Germany, IN |
IS47. He came to America in 1860. He
: largely interested in various cor /
BORA lions in the East. He is eX-vice
PRESIDENT of the New York Chamber
# Commerce He founded jewish |
Seminary in New York,
md the Semitic Museum at New
York; His home is in Fifth avenue,
New York
In the Schiff party are Mr. and
.Irs Jacob Schiff, Mr. and Mrs. II.
3udge of Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. SNeu-
;tadt of New York, ana Ernest Schln |
+ Frankfort on-the- Main. There is a
numerous cotere of maids and Wallets
ar. Bulge is a prominent banker of
Paris
Considerable interest has been
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Fire insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of Lonnon.
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon-
don.
New York Underwriters' Agency.
Providence washington insurance Coma
pany.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building
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WILL KEEP
MAIL BOATS
Schiff Not Going to
Japan to Make
a Sale.


Jacob Schiff says the talk about 9
his going across the Pacific to sell Q
Q the Pacific Mail boats to japanese Q
. capitalists is nonsense. Q
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HoLL1sTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS
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. 90 q


The man whose financial backing
made it possible for Japan to wage
her war against Russia is visitor
In Honolulu. Jacob Schiff of New
York. multi-millionaire. is an astute
diplomat, as he is a great financier,
for he never talks business to the
world, if he can help it,
Certainly he gave no indication to
the Advertiser man who sought him at
the Moana Hotel, just after he had
partaken of luncheon, tll;.t his views
OF Japan's financial status would be
forthcoming While he is in Honolulu
Mr.. Schiff, however, is extremely af-
fable and his handshake is warm and
hearty, but he says nothing that would
make the reading public sit up, that
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prepar-dsyDr J. c. aver Co.. Lowell Mass. US. A.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, Is invited to communl-
cate. either in person or by letter. WIFI
Ensign L. Anderson, matron or the
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home, No. 1850 King street
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Nervousness
More than half the time nervousness is called by
other names
Nervousness" starved nerves "-the disor-
ganizaton OF the system on which every organ
in the body depends for its healthy continued ac
tlon All the health OF the human body depends upon
this nerve force.
The nerves are starving and burning themselves
OF life is tanter-he mind is by its worried ac-
tlVity-in word, one is run down."
When the worn out feeling cannot longer be thrown
on,-When the courage of life is utterly gone.-we call
TINS condition OF diseased nerves by the given
nervous prostration."
Nervous people-"run down" or tired out who can
profit by the experience of thousands during
past IL years. call into prescription really
gives to the nerve system food that is fitted to it's
needs-the famous formula, discovered by Professor
Edward e. Phelps the great Physician of Dartmouth
now known throughout the world as Paine's Celery
Compound. 49,
Every physician knows the famous formula and
uses it constantly in his practice.
We print of the letters sent us by persons
VINO let themselves sink into nervous prostration,
ing to let the world know their gratitude to Panes
Celery Compound
81 a complete wreck from nervous
prostration could not even sit up when
began using Paine's Celery Compound.
"At the end of weeks was able to
go out and in month able to go
about my work with much vim
possessed, and this after eighteen
months siege of prostration.
60. 80 desire desire to put myself on record as
cry Compound"-Sarah Burnhard 673
Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. ", Aug. 3d.
1904
Nervousness" nervous prostraton," nerve de-
cline that rundown, WORKOUT feeling,-nine times
in ten simply the result of prejudice, careessness
ignorance.
All that the starved nerves want is proper food
Remember this.-Paine's Celery Compound is the
prescription of of the famous physicians this
country has ever known and all reputable druggists
sell and recommend it. ~
- WELLS, RICHARDSON CO.,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25
RoYALToN.

Miss Alice Grant spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Green.
James Freelan has been suffering greatly
from heart trouble for week or more.
The Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
p. S. Belknap at South Royalton Saturday
at 2;30 p. m.
Joseph Martell and family from East
Randolph have rented rooms Ia Mrs. Josie
Whitney's house.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Denison went to Bur-
lIngton Wednesday expecting to remain
there about three weeks.
Miss c. l.. stickney went Friday to
Concord, n. H.. and from there to Boston,
where she will spend the rest OF the win
ter.
f. ID. Merrill has taken possession OF the
farm which he recently purchased OF q. l..
Gum. His family came from West Hart
ford, Conn, Thursday.
Owing to the unexpected delays IN get
ting the monument to commemorate
the burning of Royalton, the Woman's
club has decided to wait until early spring
before having dedicatory exercises.
The annual meeting OF the trustees OF
Royalton academy was held at the Cascad-
nae House Jan. 10th. Officers elected
were:-E. Winslow, Pres; VIM. Skinner,
Sec. ana Treas, Geo. a Dhlfui LEVI VIM,
Geo. ID. Harrington, Pru. Com; Chas. A.
Lyman, Aud; Pearl P. Dewey. trustee.
The town library OF Royalton has been
enriched by History Of Woodstock, YER
mont, presented "With the compliments
OF Mrs. Frederick Billings and through
the kind suggestion OF 5. f. kilner OF New
York. one OF the trustees of the Billings
estate. The History Of Woodstock was
written By Henry Swan Dana, an old resi-
dent and published in 1889. As il is
already out OF print, and only to be OBJ
tanned through the Billings heirs, the
library feels itself greatly indebted to Mrs.
Billings. The book contains much eotem-
poraneous history OF interest 10 Royalton
people, as well as a genealogy OF the Bill
iings family, of whom two generations, az
least. lived here. Should the History OF
Royalton ever materialize, its writer would
find valuable assistance in the manner and
matter OF this volume.
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Rochester News.
p. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.


Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Curtis spent Sunday
in Warren.
DR.. Beekman OF Randolph was in town a
day last week.
+. l.. Martin OF Bethel was in town the
first of the week.
II. II. Cushman and f. L. Pierce spent
Friday in Bethel.
Miss Edna Morse has been visiting the
past week in Goshen.
]. o. Codding is spending the week with
a friend in Laconia, n. ii.
Mrs. Dimick of Onset, Mass, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Earl Bean.
Miss Thersa Cahee is teaching in the
Farr district in Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guernsey Of Bran
don were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. {. Morgan returned
home from Boston Monday.
Mrs. Lee Cady of Bethel spent Sunday
with her grandfather, Il. Il. Martin.
Harold Harvey Of Shelburne y visiting
at the home of his uncle, Henry Harvey.
Mrs. Arthur Stratton and son OF Paw
tucke;, r. J., are visiting friends IN town
Rev. and Mrs. @. A. Stott OF Pittsield
have recently been guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs
i. q. Robinson and son, Fred, sailed
from New York Saturday for Cuba 10
spend the remainder of the winter.
p. Cutter OF Dedham. Mass. spent
Friday at w. II. Campbells. Dorothy
Campbell returned home with him TO stay
Willism Ellis of Pittsheld and Miss FL
len Clifford were married Jan. 18th at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Clifford. -, =.
removed from the home OF Wesley Hodg-
Rims. The members Of George Randall's
family are outpgain.
n. Carney OF Spokane, Wash, who
taught writing school here forty years
sgo in the old brick schoolhouse, Is the
gnest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. kezer.
n Hubbard was in Burlington Satur-
dav IL see Mrs. Hubbard. who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Her many
friends viii be glad TO hear that she y I'M
proving. -. c..,i
,bnrch and society. the following Officers
,,,ere elected Treasurer, II. II. Cushman
collector. George Walker; clerk ]. Il
fgnbhard. chnrch committee, A. X. har-
- II Hubbard. Frank kezer, Mrs
fame Walker, Mrs. G. +. Townsend.
The animal meeting Of the ladies Aie
society Of the Cong'l church was held Jan
/ T7th and elected the following officers -
/ pres. Mrs Ii. W. Hildreth;ls Vice Tres.
I Miss Jessie Morgan; ID Vice Pres. Mrs
I iIenrv y inn, Treas. and Sec, Mrs. Georgs
I Trsst T.. Committee, Mrs. Ella Harvey
/ Mrs. Agnes Brown. Mrs. Lena wing
The society has earned during the veal
( $3.50.
s.God. in the Average Life Of Man. !
the morning theme for Sunday, Jan. y
~ Rev.F. W. Hildreth. "Ihe Begin
| nines Of Religious Race, viii De IN
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fullam spent
Sunday at NJ. ID. Laports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Scribner OF Ran
dolph we're at w. ID. Boyee's Sunday.
Miss Lolita Flint went Saturday to Bos-
ton TO work in the Thresher SILK store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day and little
daughter Of Randolph visited at j. {. Nc
Intire's Sunday.
Mrs, Sabina Wheeler went to Marsh
field Tuesday to remain for some time
with her sons family.
Mrs. Ella Wills. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Brookneid Tor the
mast few weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cutter came from
Lowell, Mass, last week and are worklng
for Wallace Blanchard in West Brookneio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luce have moved
from W. ID. Boyce's farm to Braintree,
here they have taken possession OF the
hotel. - -
There will be box social at the base
meat next Friday night. A short pro,
vram will be rendered. The proceeds o.
The evening will be used to help pay ior
The painting OF the church. everyone m
vited to come.
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ROC HESTER NORTH HOLLOW

Mrs. Asa Harvey is quite i'll.
Jane Page is visiting friends IN TINS
place.
Mrs. Harvey Perry has returned to her
home in Mortified.
F. w. Eaton lost one of pair of yalu-
able oxen last week.
A gang of men came Monday to begin
work numbering on the Robinson lot'
News has been received Of the illness OF
Erma Jackman. daughter OF Elmer JACK
man OF this place.
The North Road neighbors met Saturday
evening al the home OF +. w. Eaton q
listen to a photograph entertainment
gwen by Rollin McGowan. Home made
confectionery was served by the hostess
Three cheers were given for Mr.. Mc6owan
and words OF personal appreciation eN-
messed to Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton, WHOSE
kindly hospitality friends have 50 often
enjoyed.
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NoRTH aANooLPH.

dance and supper will be given
Feb. ID at Enterprise hall. All invited.
Row Poor is at home on vacation from
Albany, n. Y.
Edith Brooks is helping in the family OF
Edwin Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Sargent visited IN
Chelsea Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing came from
Washington to attend the party Oh hei
grandfather, G. w. Taft.
About so friends and neighbors OF Z. w.
Taft gathered at his home 10 help III III
celebrate his 18th birthday. They were
entertained and served with sandwiches,
doughnuts, cake and coffee, and all had a
GOOD time. Mr.. Taft invited them 10
come next year.
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Executor and Guardian License &c
Sell Notice.

STATE or VERMONT Ia Probate Court
DISTRICT or RAsDoLPH,ss- held az Randolph
within and for said district, on the 23d day of
January, A. d. 1906.
+. Z. Ellis, executor q the estate 81 Jennie ~.
smith, late 81 Brookdeld, in said district, de
ceased, and guardian u Walker II. smith, makes
application to said Court for license o. sell the
following described real estate belonging % said
estate and ward being farm owned and occu-
pied hy Ulysses y. Smith at the time Of his de
cease and situated w said Brookneld, represent
ing that the sale thereof, for the purpose ~
putting the proceeds Of such sale az interest
Of investing the same In stocks or real estate,
would De beneficial 20 said estate and ward.
Whersupon. IL Is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred " a session theresat &"
be held az the Probate Office, IN said Randolph on
the 18th day 1T Feb, A. D., 1905 for hearing ana
decision thereon. aud, II IL further ordered thar
AM persons Interested be notified hereof, by pnb-
iication Of notice ~ said application aud urtt,r
thereon. three weeks successfully IN the Herald
and News published nt Randolph before said
time Of hearing, that they may appear AZ said
time aud place, and. II they see cause, object
thereto
~ the Court, Attest.
1851 WILLIAM u. NICHOLS Judge.
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- -. ihe bin which provides that Bos-
nave single headed police COM
$3.50. passed, there is practically no
ans - me position Of commissioner
Eisen q Col. G. X Darling, wen
~ military and business circles
Is. e4i the state, says the Boston
larling g a native Of Vermont.
: ~ born ct Gorinth, June
--.. nc was graduated from Dart
$50 m iss5 and soon after received an
5-----,,.-5 ent 9 West Point, where be was
z5-.5..1ea, 70 resign two years later on
=. a. been TRAVELLING sslssrsn rsfirosd
49, y porter, lawyer. officer Of the
- 49, ,--les volunteers during the Span.
s.-te y ican var, when he served in tbs
Sistes chusetts. and later United
= shich position g holds III n ~
.--iiingt0a News.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Lena Barup of Washington was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goodrich are reloic-
ing over a daughter, born last Friday.
Frank Young took several over 10 Ran
dolph last Saturday evening to the Lucler
Minstrel show.
Rev. Il. G, Clarke attended the Orange
County Association at East Orange from
Friday until Monday,
Mrs. r. B. Grow started for New York
CITY last Thursday to spend the rest OF the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. +. A.
Holbrook.
Mrs. c. z. Pearsons and daughter,
Ruby, OF Springfield, Mass, were called
here last Saturday by the illness OF mel
father, A. Roberts, who has been failing
but is more comfortable now.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25

n. @. Ranney was in Bethel the first Of
the week.
Miss Nellie vose spent several days last
week in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Ranney were IN
Rutland two days last week
Mrs. {. o. Allen and Miss Alice Allen OF
stork bridge were 10 town Sunday.
Miss Pearl Davis Of south Stockbridge
,..ss a guest al Charles Knapp's over sun
day.
p A Allen Of Mattapoisett. Mass i
,-isifing his brother. 4. T. Alien, and otner
rslsfives and friends IN town.
William K. Ellis Of this place and lass
rtlen Clifford OF Rochester we're united ~
marriage at Rochester Jan. 18th by Rev y.
A. Stott Of this place.
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has house 10 pay. 3w
J.R White is driving team for o. G.
Sawyer.
Ferry Kidder has returned from North
I Hyde Park.
Mrs. Hiram Moore is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Ella Dunbar was in Woodstock Tuesday
OF last week.
Rev. r. B. Fay was in town again the
first Of the week.
Rev. J. W. Gone was in Hanover, n. H.,
last week for day.
Rev. r. B. FAY has sold his farm for
Si100 TO j. +. Shepard.
Lena Richardson and Minnie Robinson
are visiting at the hotel.
George Ryan and wife we're in Lebanon,
n. H., the first OF the week.
&C. Gibson is confined to the bed with
rheumatism at Bemis. n. IA.
A rural delivery inspector was in town
Tuesday looking over route.
John Evans and wife visited their son in
Woodstock the first u the week.
DIR. Richardson OF STAFFORD was called
here to see A. p. SINNERS horse.
Will KimbalI has gone to Hartford to
work for II. Day in the steam mill
CLYDE Densmore's wife and baby are
boarding with him at George Ryan's.
Miss stella Ryan is spending the week
with her sister, Hattie, in Lebanon, \. ii.
George Snow visited at Frank Morse 1
in West Hartford Wednesday OF last week.
NJ. &. Noyes and wife are visiting rela-
tivcs in Portland, Me-, and Concord, \. n
George Ryan and b. Emmons were in
Stock bridge Saturday to look at lumber
lot.
fee came into the road near Henry Har-
rington's, making it impossible until cut
out.
Messrs. Shepard and Emmons were in
town last week looking after their lumber
business.
Mrs. Charles Hazen Of West Hartford
and daughter, Blanche, were at {. +. VIII
ley's sunday.
Misses Lucy and Mary Moore we're
Obliged to give up their schools Tor a time
on account OF being exposed TO the
measles.
The officers and all those interested In
the cemetery al the mouth OF Broad Brook
are requested to meet Saturday, Feb. Sd, at
the schoolhouse in Dist. No. : at p. NJ.
A.P. SINNERS team met with a serious
accident last week. AS it was coming
from the +. b. Chamberlin lot with load
81 sawdust, the horses and load went on
the bridge into the brook near ). Bas-
CONS, one horse getting its shoulder
broken. A veterinary was called, ana II IL
at Patten Bros stable.
,,,,.N-,s pur1rNArIC PILLS absolutely cure
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sRooKEIELp.

W. A. Ford was in Barre city last Friday
A son was born Jan. Is TO Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Hoyt.
Mrs. Ella Wills visited her son, Wallace
fullam, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter visited
at F. o. Ralph's last week.
Abe Wortheim Of Hinesburg visited al
Albert Rumney's last week.
Anna Hopkins OF -williamstown il
working for Mrs. 5. B. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spooner and children
spent Saturday and Sunday in Barre.
Mrs Vane Wardner was in Mortified
last week helping Mrs o. F. Nichols.
Eva Sargent returned to WoodsyilIe. n.
a., Friday after spending short vacation
at home.
Wesley Coburn has moved into Mr..
follansbee's house recently vacated by
Eugene Marsh.
The Laing Bros moving picture enter
talnment at the Town hall Friday evening
was well attended.
Eugene Rice from Plainfield, n. H., is
visiting his aunts, Mrs. John Perham and
Mrs. N. h. Durkee, this week.
The w. r. G. will have a mum social at
Mrs. c. G. Hoods Saturday afternoon, Jan.
9th. All are cordially invited.
The Finch club was very nicely enter
tanned by Post Commander &. &. Hood
and wife last week Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Spooner from Rhode Island
IS very sick with pneumonia at her
fathers, Lewis Spooner. She came about
two weeks ago to attend the funeral OF her
brother, who died of pneumonia.
There will be an old folks concert and
supper at the Second Congregational
church Thursday evening, Feb. LIST. Sup
per from to 1880 O'Clock. Concert viii
begin at S:l5 This entertainment is to
be given by the Ladies' Aid, under the
charge OF Mrs. Savilla Green and Mrs.
Louise Clark. Come and enjoy a good
supper and rye old-time music.o
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A Grim Tragedy

is daily enacted in thousands OF homes, as
Death claims, in each one, another victim
OF consumption or pneumonia. But when
coughs and colds are properly treated, the
tragedy is averted. L. q. Huntley OF Oak
landon, Ind, writes:-"My wife had con-
sumption, and three doctors gave her up.
Finally she took DIR. Kings New Dlscov-
ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which cured her and today she is well and
strong" II kills the germs OF all diseases.
One dose relieves. Guaranteed at Soc. and
q. Trial bottle free.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and +. Il.
Bryan, Randolph.
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ESTATE or AUDELIA W. "A. MARTIN.
STATE or VERMONT Al a Probate Court
HASnoArH DISTRICT. -. held at Randolph
in and faf said District On the p day o.
December. A. ID 1900.
Present Hos, WILLIAM 4 NICHOLS Judge
An Instrument pufporting g ~
the fasr VIII and Testament nf Audeiia ".
Ia Wartin late ~ WILLIAMSBURG in said
district deceased being presented % the Court
III w. ward the e2erutur therein
named -far pr,fhafes lf IL ordered by said
curt mat an persons concerned therein be-
- ~ beid n mo Probate ahce iu Randolph
"a the l0tt daV a. February. A. ID, 1898, and show
cause, N any they maF have, against the Pro-
hate Il said aiI. f0r which purpose &c Is fur
Their ordered. that a copy oi the record oi
fhis order tse Published three weeks succes-
afvelv IA the Herald and Views. printed "a Ran
,irluh previous q said time II hearing.
rs the Court, Attest.
1851 WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge.