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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-05
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Trains from the south were greatly de-
laycd Saturday owing to the wreck at
Bethel. The train due at eco a. m, reached
her at about 100 p. m.--Mss Ruby Allen.
tho Free Press correspondent, Is taking
a two weeks rest before entering the New
England Conservatory of Music Boston,
Miss Gladys Thomas returned to Pea
body, Mass. Saturday. and Mrs. +.
G. Seymour, VIII" came to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Seymour's father, J. ID. Will
lams, returned to South Norwalk Conn.
Saturday.-Mr Ruth Williams has gone
to Roxbury on a visit.-Mrs. A. e. Lane
and daughter. Laura, returned from
Montpelier, saturday Florence
Butterick and Florence Stevenson re-
turned to Sterling, Mass, and Pratt $
Junction, Mass, Saturday after week
with Miss Bcrnice McCollom.-H. clifford
La Morder returned from Mortified Sat
urday-Miss Maud Gurlie returned 10
Boston Saturday, after short vacation
in town-Mrs. Abbe Allen of Woodsvillr,
n. H., Is the guest OF her niece, Mrs, @,
W. Panton.-Mrs. Dora Trudo and daugh-
ter. Miss Winnifred Trudo OF Boston
came Saturday to visit relatives.-Mrs.
Caroline O'Brlen came Saturday from
West Somervile, Mass, and Is with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr,-Jackson
Vail is at Hlghgate Springs for short
outin9-Miss LILLIAN Knowlton. who has
taught In Randolph for three years, has
secured the position Of principal of n
eight graded school In Westerly, II. !,
Miss Emma Blakely has Teturncd from
| White River Junction. Miss WinnfreC
| Chadwick has completed work in the post
| Office after 10 years of faithful service
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BRANDON.

Virgil Thomas, who has been two week
in town visiting relatives, has returned
to New York city. Mrs. Thomas will rel
main here for some time.-W, u. Nut
ting is in Boston and New York thi]
weck-On account OF the illness OF NJ isl
Katherine Blackwell, Miss Alice +. Whit
lock is supplying in the LIST primary school
this Week.-Mrs. Mary Evans, who ha
been visiting In Ludlow, has returned
home.-A bout 40 from here attended thu
clam bake at Lake Dunmore Monday
given by the Knights of Pythias.-Mr, and
Mrs Edwin r., Pierce have returned Il
New York city after a two weeks vaca|
ton with Mr.. Perce's mother. MRS.
Amelia Pierce.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Il. Wadhams, who have been the guest
Of the Hon. and Mrs, F, ]. Ormsbee. rel
turned Tuesday to Albany.-Mrs. East
wood of Brattleboro IL the guest of bel
son, DIR. ]. s. Eastwood Miss Carri|
SpauldinR. who has been absent tw|
weeks from the dental parlors of DH
W. r. Marsh, returned Tuesday.-Dl
and Mrs, Charles Walker, who have becI
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Rogers
have returned to New York,-Mr AMI
Mrs. Reddng and Miss Marie Reddlna
Continued on 18th PageI
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CAMBRIDGE.

w. l.. Griswold was in Burlington
Monday.--Smith Waite and n. w. HUI
burd of Hyde Park were in town Mon
dav.-Mr and Mrs. J. n. Wells Of
Plainfield are visiting their son, r. {.
Wclls.-P. c. Ellsworth of Burlington
is visiting his father, T.. G. Ellsworth.
r.. r. Holmes of ST. Adams has been
guest Of the Rev. DR.. Wheelock tho
past week.-Jan,cs Tcdford moved to
Richmond MondaY.-K. l.. Ellswort h
went to Barre Monday where he has a
position rs instructor In the CONNER
cial department OF the Spauldlng high
school.-Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Icavens
and family were called to Berkshire
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Mr..
I.eavens's father.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Lang are the parents of son,
born Tuesday.-Miss Reha Gray Miss
luna Kinds and Miss Briggs went to
Morrisvillc Tuesday where they will
attend Peoples NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
town commenced Tuesday.-Mark Wes-
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Weston Of Nashua. n H.. died at the
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Weston. Thursday morn
ing. The funeral was held sunday AT
one o'clock at the house. The Rev,
Mr.. Hulburd ofYciated.
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VAUDEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ. Thomas Of Cam
bridge were in town Saturday ami
Sundav.-R. and Dand Bennett visit
urdaY ana Sunday.-R. S. Pierce
and Gordon Adams were in Bur
lington over Sunday.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. Carl Stearns passed last
week with his mother. Mrs. Frank
Stcarns at Johnson-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Thomas and children of Lyn-
donville visited hor father. Charles
Child last wcek-lT. A. Jackson ana
daughter, Mrs. Olga Thomas, returned
from their southern trip Saturday,
Fred Lawrence of Hartford, conn
was called here by tho death of his
brother. Frank IarawaY, Jr.--George
Smith of Norwood, Mass, and sister,
Mrs. Effc s. JcsScrmen of sutton arc
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mann.--Mr and Mrs
Frank Norris of berkshire are visit =
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Chasc.--Frank T.arawaY. Jr, died
Thursday after long illness. aged 40
years. II months, and eight days. lie
leaves a wife and eight children. a
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Iarawav, three brothers. A. L
sisters Mrs. A u. Stockw-Sll and Mrs
George Morrison. The funeral was
largely attended at the house Satur-
day. The Rev. \. c. Chandler Off
ciated.
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the fair and have charge Of an exhibit Of
sugar tools.-Mr. Morrison and daughter,
Mrs. II. NJ. Hopkins of st. Adams, who
were guests for several weeks at Hotel
Melcndy have returned home.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilcox are at Queen city
Pa ris.-Dr. and Mrs. Bean and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pope are camping at Starr Farm
Bcach-Dr Copp Of TTaverhill, Mass is
at A. A. Hawlcys.-LMrs. J. f. Colburn,
son and daughter of Manchester arc VS.
iting her sister. Miss Fannie Rcad.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Wilcox took a carriage
drive TO Georgia last week whore they
were guests OF Il. T.. Wilcox on the lake
shorc.-Mrs Hattie Brown aud daughter,
Lolita and Miss Matte Wilcox, who
passed several days at Queen City Park,
have returned home.--The Ladies' AID so
ciety held lawn party and served sup
per August 26 at the home of Mrs. l.. A.
Page The receipts were si7-Mr. and
Mrs. C s. Cornell and daughter. who
were guests at II. NJ. Cornelrs. have re-
turned to California, Pa.
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WOLCOTT.

Schools have opened with Belle Nc
Ginnis of Hyde Park teacher in the
higher department and Miss Edith
Smith of East IIardwick in the pri-
mary.-Miss Elda Knight Is III with
whooping cough.-The remains Of AL
danah Kress were brought here from
Sunderland, Mass. last week and bur
led in the family lot. The cause of
death was lockjaw following injuries
received from n vicious bull.-Mrs. FL
mer Harris returned to Cuba. y. y,
the last Of the week.--A son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ IIubhell. August
2a-Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Titus Of Wor-
CeStcr. Mass. have been IN town tho
past week looking after his real os-
tate.-Mrs. Paul Lecknor, "A former
resident, but now Of Boston. il visit
ing at J. y. LeCkncr's this week.
William Eastman has bought farm
In Randolph and will move there this
weck.--F r. Morse Will go to Bur
lington Thursday to attend the on
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BROOKFIELD.

Tie Rcv. L. A. Pshop. principa,
of Montpelier Seminary, supplied at
the Union Church Sunday.-The
Rev. c. II. SWEET of Newbury-
port, Mass. is visiting his son. tho Con-
gregation pastor.-The graded school at
the village has an enrolment of 81 pupils
Miss Hanks is the teacher.-The Labor
day game between Wlliamstown and
Fast Randolph was witnesse by numb
cr from thi stown. Rain stopped tho
game at the end Of the 9TH inning with
the score 4 To 2 in favor Of Randolph
No little surprise was manifested when
auction bills appeared announcing the
sale of the c. A. Bigclow farm. Septem-
her 10. Much regret Is expressed because
Of the proha Bile departure Of NJ. and Mrs.
Plgelow.-Carl Reed has returned 10
Montpelier Seminary. George WheatlcY.
07 Vt, has secured position with the
American Locomotive works At Science
tady, y. y, and will leave soon.
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LOWELL.

Mildred Greenwood has gone &c
Amherst, Mass, to stay through the fall
and winter with her aunt, Mrs Branch.
Moses Trudell. who has been the guest
of his uncle. benjamin Aral. has returned
to North Cedar. kans.-Word has been
received of the death of Benton kinsley
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kins-
ley, which occurred August q in Shanghai
China, OF smallpox Mrs. W. A Blake +
in Derby and Newport this week visiting
friends.-Mr. and Mrs, Oscar McGregol
of Richford are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. +. Keley.-Mr and Mrs. George E
Curtis entertained Miss Mae Wallace
and Robert Richie OF Roxhury last week
Miss Jennie Messor has returned :,
New Haven.-Mr and Mrs. y. +
Hutchinson have gone to Rutland for ;
few weeks.-Mrs. Julia Gillighan OF New
York city is visiting in town.-Ben jarnir
Aral was IN Keene. n. II, last week 4
Miss Gladys Tllotson and the Misses
Ethel and Iinnie Newton are in Johnson
attending normal school.-Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Greenwood were IN Coventry
Thursday 10 attend the funeral of the
lson-in-law. DR.. Branch.-M&ss Mabel
Ray Kelley OF Nashua, y. II. IS thc
guest of her cousins, Mr.. ard Mrs
William Kelley Miss Sarah Finnegal
has gone TO Montreal for medical treat
ment-Maurice Asetino OF Boston. Mass
and Miss Florence Aseltine of Fnosburgr
Falls were the guests of their uncle
Freeman Ththrop Thursday and Friday
Mrs Samuel IaClair has sold her
farm to parties from Canada.-A son was
horn August 30 to Mr. and Mrs LeOr
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs William Regain have sold
their house to Miss Annie Hartwell. who
will use il as IA summer residence. The
training school opened Tuesday with Miss
Stack IN the urinary, Miss Pratt in the
intermediate and Miss Caroline Deering
in the grammer room.-Clinton r. Edison
and bride have returned from their we'd
ding trp.-Mrs. Benjamin Is very i'll
The class gave a reception to the
entering class at Normal rall Monday
evening, which was well attended In spite
of the rain.-Mlsscs Grace May and
Nettic Pcmher went to Barre Monday,
whore thoN are 20 tonCh.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

Miss Jennie Skeels. stenographer for tn
General Electric company of Schenectady
y. y, is visiting her mother.-School
opened Tueslay.-Miss Janet Spencer
who underwent an operation for append.
cltis. is as we'll a 5 can be expected.-Mr
and Mrs. John MCD"vitt have gone 4
Worcester, Nass.-Miss May Morgansol
Is passing a weeks vacation at Glare
mont. y. He. J, Donahue has gone I
Mortified 10 attend college.-ieorg
Dabbs IS visiting his brother in Tottcn
Nilln Y Y.
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H. w. ALLEN 81 CO.

ms, Or G. A. Drew and family of Bos-
ton.-Schools will open this week with
the same teachers in all grades-Miss
Lenora Wilson is the general assistant
Mrs. Walter Chase returned to Barre
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dewey and
son. Claude, will move to Woodstock this
week.-Mrs.. J. O. Bclcher is visiting in
Barre.-MisS Helen Carr is teaching in
Newbury.- w. s. Cole was in Lyme,
n. H., Friday and Saturday and
Mrs. ]. f. Libbcy and son of Woods
vile, ~ H., are visiting their parents
here.-NIrs Robert Peavy and baby went
to South Randolph Monday to visit Mr..
and Mrs Earl Riford.-I.ester Worthley
has gone 70 St Johnsbury to attend
oh.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Clyde Anderson arrived from Boston
saturday for short vacation-The Rev,
q. w. Douglass gave reading under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid in the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening,
Ice cream and cake were served Mrs.
Nellie Uric and daughter from Burling
ton are visiting in town.-Mrs. Walter
MorY of Troy passed last week with her
daughter IN this village, Erred Chase of
Glover has bought of the r A Patter-
son estate the property known as the
Shannon farm.-Mr, and Mrs Lebaron oi
Morrlsvillc were In town Labor day-Tht
Changers will hold . boy social FRIDAY
evening
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BRAINTREE.

MI, and Mrs. Eugene Finn and chld
of Boston visited in town the first of
the week Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Dana
of Waitsticld was in town several
days last week as the guest of Miss
liza Woodward They returned home
MondaY-Allcn Battles went to the
sanatorium for treatment last week.
lie was doing well at last report
Mrs. Mary Woodward passed last
week with her daughter In Middlesex
as did her granddaughter, Miss Mary
Boycc. They returned home Monday.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs Harley Weeks OF Lynn
Mass, arc visiting G. r. Iewis.-Mrs. ]
f. Young and children are visiting n
burlington and Essex MIR. Chamberlir
Of Glen Sutton has bought Austin L.und'.
farm-I.uc'us Dund, Roy Cheney anC
Miss Lizzie Lynch. Gcorgiana Collins
and Mray Gray have gone to Sherbrool
TO work for Mr.. Burns during tho fair
James Maxwell died Saturday of tuber
culosls after n short illness. The funera
was held Monday at the church. tn.
burial service was conducted by tn,
Modern Woo1men of which he was
member The Rev. Mr.. Warner Of Bartor
officiated.--.John Maxwell has returned
to California-Ni Carrie Badger has re
turned to teach the fail term OF school,
Miss Gladys Moore will teach school il
Sheffield this fail.
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BELVIDERE.

II NJ Guernsey has returned to his
home in Thomaston, Conn.-Mr. and
Mrs VI. T.. Davis visited in Enosburgh
over Sunday.--I.ylia Coburn Of Bur
linEton Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs II. w. Coburn.--Lulu Shat
tuck Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J.
Baldwin. In Burlington and Mrs. Ellen
Potter is visiting in EnosburRh Car
mic and Grover Potter and Matte
Thomas have gone to Burlington to
attend business college.
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pass the winter there.-Philip J. Little
and family have moved to I.eominster.
Mass.-Mrs. George W. Jackman of
bridgeport. Conn, was IN town Monday
and Tuesday on her return from the bur
ial Of her mother. Mrs. Nelson II. Cas-
well. at Washington. where she resided
for 40 years. Mrs. Caswell lived with her
husband in Chelsea for nine years and is
remembered as very attractive and IN
eligent woman.
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WIZ anu hTs. IL. j. M1tCHell hd'O io
turned from their wedding trip in tho
White Mountains.-Miss Laura Putnam
has returned to her home In Sprinsfelo'-
Arthur Galarneau has returned from a
visit to his parents in Back Bay, ont
Mrs, Emma Mcintyre. who has been visit
Ing hcr daughter, Mrs G. e. I"udon' in
burlington has returned.--Fred Bcedle or
keenc, n. H., passed Sunday with MS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Beedle-Miss
1ucina Saxton has returned to MI liol-
yoke, Mass. after visit to her uncle, A.
H. Beedle.-F'red Gordon has gone TO
Springfield to work in machine shop
Mr.. and Mrs q. A. Sault and son nave
| returned 70 Somervile Mass-Mrs.
George Spa rhawk and two sons or Bca-
yer. Pa, are visiting at buther Spar
hawk's.-Mr and Mrs. Eugene Finn and
child OF Boston are guests at the Hon.
James Hutchinson's.-J Vail Is In
1lighgate for a weeks outing.-W. h"
Rand is attending the State convention
Of rural letter carriers In White River
Junction.-Miss Florence Osborne OF
Montpelier Is a guest of Mrs. w. ". Du-
Bois.-Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Hutchinson
and son, have returned to Cambridge.
Mass.-Mrs. G.. o. Osha and daughter
are visiting relatives I'm Royalton.-Mr.
wv "'S, hurry 'nase an" u.s.
''t!e"'' nave gone 10 i"p'''''' ~ '''' an"
Mn' LAM carnage INV ''.'
W"'e Monhta>hs'-Mr' ana M'". d. D
| no"e'i Vi barre are guests az -No'u'"
Greene's.-Miss Lucinda Dupu's has gone
10 hospn Tor Few daFs.-"'SS'S r'''e
"o'ie' SUSIE l'otne ara f'e''h al SUITS
| who have been visiting two weeks at f..
>. lc"*spurE s. nave r'tnIr'eu 10 Lynn
Mass'-MrS' n 7. lhiiio mas gone 10 new
port y. H-MIss ABIDE 'ha'nOerlalu
| began teaching schoo' on bra'ntree
hiIl edneSdaN-Miss INSTRUMENTATION
| mas returned to West HrookieId' Mass
| Miss Helen Dodge, who las been visiting
MISS Nellie Ford, has returned TO West
Brookiield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. OBrien Of SOM
| erville, Mass, are visitins her moth
| err, Mrs Mary Ca7r-Mtss Bessie
Tucker of West Hartford is the guest
of Miss Frances Snooner'-Mr' and
Mrs a. NJ. Hubbard nave gone to
! boston TO attend tho summers con-
vtntion'-Miss Lima Miller has gone to
Wa'tsf'ld whore sh' viii teach the
primary schooi.-H. j. Bell mas gone
10 Sprlngn"ih' Mass" ior an ihdenhitc
stny-Mrs. Elmer Bean mas returned
TO Barre after VisitinF ner sister MrS'
Charles lnFnlls-MrS lena Hourlcy
on Lowell Mass - NJ her SISTER -
Mrs. ID Dunbar-G T.. Ford or Barre
successor or y. A smith, nus "R"n
possession of the stuaio.-Mrs' Frank
iarN'r anu uaush'er MISS MA J"rN' OF
| warren are III 'o"'''- mr. anu N'S >,
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JEFFERSONV1LLE

The chools commenced September 3. The
teachers are Principal, ~ H. Abbott OF
Derby; grammar. Miss Grace Davis of
West Burke; intermediate, Miss Bernice
Morse of Bakersfield; primary, Miss Ma
bel Wright of Stowe.Mark Hebb has
gone TO Utica, N. Y, where he will attend
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Woodwork of
Barre, guests for several days of his
mother, Mrs Clarence Peak, have re-
turned home
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Travelling Garments

For ear y Autumn wear have prominent show
Ing. in the Suit Department to-day, An exhaustive
collection of latest models in fashion, made from fine
wool materials which have been submitted to the
w aterproof Process
$3.50 to $780,
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DERBY.

The celebration of tho Tooth ami
versary OF the Organization of the Con-
grcgational and Baptist Churches
passed Off very pcasantly. Letters
wero read at the Congregational
Church Friday evening from former
pastors as follows: Tho Revs IT, NJ
Perkins -. J. Bard j n. Cone, b. NJ.
Frink. J. G.. Tyorimer. for n long time
pastor OF the Baptist Church, and q
5 Butler There were addresses by
tho Rcv. Or. G. H. Merrill, G. F. Morse.
K. G. Driske and l.. Z. Mercy, while
tho principal address was delivered
by tho stated supply. the Rev. DR.
Flanders Of Stanstead College. An OK.
ccllcnt supper was served in tho Bap-
list vestry. Tho Baptist celebration
was held sunday morning and evening,
during which greetings were received
from former pastors and friends and
n sketch read of the Rev. w. II. Bixbv
for many years an early pastor OF the
church and teacher in the academv
Tho Rev. j. q. Lorimer Of Georgia sent
= concise and interesting history OF
the church as he remembered t. Hts
torical sketches werc read by r. O..
Campbell and the Hon. Charles Car
penter and of the Congregations n
church Friday by A. IT. Grout and Mr.
r. c.. preached the centennial sermon
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. silver OBJ
served their golden wedding last week
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. +. w Elkins returned fay
night to Quebec, whore her husband is m
the custom service. The funeral Of Law.
renee, tho young son OF J. H. Cartwright,
was held at the Congregational Church
Aug. o. The burial was in the village
ccmetery.-The Rev. Or. Flagg Of New
port, preached at the Congrega tional
Church Sunday. Charles Bartlett of jay
has bought e. ". Savsges house on Elm
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A Special Offering
of
Ladies Novelty Belts
at S1.OO.

That space be given the display of very large
of Belts and novelties gathered for
Fall Exhibit offer to-day the balance stock Of fine
Belts consisting Of Suede leather Kid Silk Elastic ribbon and
Embroidered effects that $500 and So. 50 each
Priced to-day at $1OO.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-16
Notice.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Polk County.
iney +. Buchanan. Plaintiff, v John +.
Buchanan, improperly impleaded herein as !.
TO John F. Buchanan, the sbOve-named de-
fendant.
YOu are hereby notified that on the 9th day
of February 1907. the plaintiff III the above-en-
titled cause, whose name is now Lncy +. ROwell,
filed in the ve.entitled Court and cause her
written application to said Court, in due form
of law, tor the restoration of the following de-
scribed part of the record of said Court in said
cause which is alleged to have been lost or de-
stroyed.
thereon showing the date of delivery thereof to
him for service the Sheritf7s return thereon the
affidavit for an order for publication OF sum
mons, the order of the Judge OF said Court,
directing that service be made by publication
of summons and by mailing copy OF the COM
plant and summons TO the defendant, the
proof of the mailing of such copies, and the
proof OF the publication OF summons.
Also that said plaintiff has applied to said
Court for an order and decree amending and
correcting the decree of said Court given and
made in said suit on the 9TH day of June, 1895,
and entered and recorded at page 1916 of volume
10 of the journal of said Court, nune pro tune
as of the 9th day OF June, 1895, so that the name
of the plaintiff in said suit shall appear therein
as Lucy E. Buchanan and the name of the de-
! iendant shall appear therein as John f. Buch-
anan. and so that the said decree shall state
/ substantially that the Salu 0eienuant mas been
I duly served with the summons in said suit and
/ has failed to answer the complaint therein, and
/ shall further state and declare that the marriage
! contract existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant in said suit is forever annulled, dis
solved and held for naught.
You are therefore notified and required to ap.
pear and answer the said application within
six weeks from the date of the first publication
OF this notice, to-wit: On or before the 4th day
of May, 1907; and If you fail so to answer for
want thereof, the plaintiff and applicant aiOre
said will apply to said Court for an order and
decree restoring the part OF the record in said
I suit which has been lost or destroyed and cor
recting ard amending the decree given, made
| and entered therein June 5, 1898. as petitiOned
! and prayed for in the said application, and al
hereinbefOre particularly mentioned.
This notice, by order Of sai0 Court made al
Dallas In said County on the 2lst day OF March
1877, and bearing date OF that day, is served up
on you by the publication thereof once q weel
for six consecutive weeks Immediately prior 4
the 4th day Of May, 1907, in the "POik COUNTY
Observer, weekly newspaper OF general eireu
latiOn published in said County OF Polk. Thl
date OF the first publication Of this notice Il
March p, 1907.
I OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney for thf Plaintiff
aud Applicant Aforesaid.