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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Crcnwell.-The money obtained for Red Cross seals from Middlesex county will be used this year at the Cromwell tuberculosis camp in Cromwell IT was necessary to close the camp this fall. but it is hoped that enough money can be raised to carry 1t through the con- ing year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Bridgeport-John P. Stretch died on Thursday at his home, s Highland avenue. from heart trouble, leaving three sisters. Sister Mary williams Of St Patrlck's convent New Haven, Mary A., q teacher in WaltersviUs school, and Teresa 4, who is still en- gagged in the Bridgeport laundry. of which deceased was proprietor for seV- eraI years.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
The Police Iocated-

Mrs. Simmonds glanced at the scare headline, Bank Robbed, Police at Seal" and laid down the sheet "Naow, look at that. Ex." she ejaculated. re- beating the headline aloud. Here's a big city bank broke into by burglars, and tn city police force all off fishin'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Unclaimed Letters.

The list Of unclaimed letters at the Conn. postofice for the week ending December 10, 1910, folioWg: M. K. Bennett. Emma BeanVien. Bessie RQssonan, May Champiin, William Nelson Clark, Herman Grant Charles H. Greemon, Catherine Lynch, Maoei Rogers, Charles Rohr, George Stone Loaeph SiedIecki. $. WentzeI
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Examinations for inc term are being held in the Town street school. About tvyo-thirds of the children in the three upper grades are members of the Nor wien Pupils Readlng Cprcie- II has been found that the course Of reading stimulates the interest in other stud les
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
TAFTVILLE
M. c. s. c. Meets with Miss Brown
 Surprise Party Given EIgard Godore.

The NJ. s. c. held their weekly meetink on Thursday at the home of the president, Miss Laura l.. Brown, with a large attendance Following the business meeting a pleasant social hour was enjoyed, with numerous vo- cal selections. Miss Minnie Kruck presided at the piano.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Mrs Sarah Porter has returned bo her home in Danvers, Mass. after q visit with a her niece. Mrs. C. II. Ew- ing Of Elm avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Poetic Justice.

The patient horse has turned. runaway team demol shed two autono- piles on South avenue a day or two a.go.-Rochester Democrat and Chroui- cle.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We. the undersigned. wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to those who ex- tended their assistance during our re- cent bereavement and for the many acts Of kindness and sympa thy Of friends These expressions will ever be rem membered.
 MRS. E. s. CHER AND FAMILY.
 1paT6J
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
BORN.

son. Raymond Francis Coyle. to 1Ir. and Mrs. Bernard CO-le. BIA CE<LOCR-In Rockville F. T. Dec. ]. 1910, q son to MT. and Mrs. Herbert BlackIock.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
CARD OF THANKS,

We, the undersigned. hereby wish to express our sincere thanks for the sub stantiaI expressions of sympathy and many kindnesses extended to us in our recent affiction.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRED V. ABEIIA
 Lebanon, Dec. .. dec1Gd
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

A number of men are digging ditcFcs in order to drain 2 meadow on William E. WEc0xs place on the Scotland road. Since the snow came they have been threshIng rye.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Mrs Charles Standish and her dsugh- ter, Rose Bingham Stsndish, have re- turned home, after two weeks visit man avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Attorney Lewia Huntington Hyde of New York is spending 2 short time at his former home on Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

4 force Of telephone men have been at work t11is week on wires at Peck 3 Corner and on the Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Ntle g3ullftim.
Norwich, saturasy, Dec. 10, 1910.

The Bulletin should Do delivered everywhere in the city before fl. m.
 Subscribers who fail to receive ie by that time will confer fnvor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Local News Eriefs.

1fr and Mrs. Lewis A. Hyde reached home Friday, after q. fortnig3lts stay with their son in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
DESIGN DEPT. PRIZE
 DIVIDED FOR OCTOBER
Miss Marguerite WuIf and Miss Laura
 Young Do Excellent Work.

The monthly prize from the Mary F. Williams fund for excellence in the design department of the Norwich Art school, has been divided for October and Awarded to Miss Marguerite Wulf for general good work, and to Miss Laura Young of Willimdntic for mark ed i'm nD-oyarnenr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
,mn. Moon md Tides.
GREEMEvlLlE

Six hours after high water it is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
" U \, F
LADIES!

Mere is an opportunity soldor offered In Norwich to Inspect a complete line of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Hartford, Nov. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
ssMlIe. Polaire' Belt
Main Floor, EeaI

Main Floor, Rear.
We are now showing advance
Fall novelties in Women S Belts
among them, the Mile. Polaire.
This is made of genuine ooze calf
patent leather and an assortment
Of dainty saffron feathers, stitched.
The sharply graduated width pro-
duces small wasted effect,
which is heightened by oval
plaques of gun metal or gilt over
laid with leather. Black. white
and red !; sizes p to 81; price, csc.
WOMEN'S GENUINE PATENT
LEATHER BELTS, red or black;
new circular graduated style, double
stitching at edges, and fastening
with large button snaps; sizes p TO
81; price, 5oc.
CHILDREN'S GENUINE PAT
ENT LEATHER BELTS. black
and red, two inches wide: dip front
fastening with large button snaps;
sizes % TO So; price, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Blanket Bargains
Basement, Rear.

Basement Rear
FANCY FIG U Re D BATHROBE
BLANKETS, in variety of coiorings;
very soft fleece, fancy edges; size TX
IS inches, each Sf.49.
HIGH GRADE COLUMBIA FLEECE
BLANKETS, wool-finished blue and
pink striped borders, size 66xSo inches
sold elsewhere at $3.50; spe- S1.63
clal pair.
EASTERN WOOL BLANKETS. extra
weight; durable binding, pink and blue
striped borders.
Size So IA inches, pair. ........s .sS
Size 81 "A inches, pair. ....... s2.31
RED STAR" CALI
FORNIA BLANKETS, striped borders
in light pink or blue, ribbon binding;
strictly alI-wool filling and warp.
Size so 81 inches. pair. ......S4 .06
Size 20 50 inches, pair. ........ SO
STRICTLY ALL-WOOL CALIFORNIA
PLAID BLANKETS; excellent laun
derlnS quality, pink-and- white, oiue-
and-white tan-and white and black
and white plaids; good weight.
Size SO so inches, pair..... 1914
Size sc so inches, pair. 81 IS
Size 20 s. inches, pair. "a .9s
CAMPING BLANKETS, regulation
Army color, border to match; allTo
filing. sold elsewhere at 1925: 50 ~
size 61YS1 inches: each.
ENGLISH PRINTED BEDSPREADS,
four new floral designs, sold else
where at s1.75; size 72xss S ~
inches; special at. ..........
IMPORTED IRISH EMBROIDERED
PILLOW CASES, three neat pat
terms; full -bleached: size 44X56 NOC
inches. at ...............,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Turkish Laces

Main Floor, Centre
The Hand-Crocheted Laces made
by the women of Turkey are al
WAYS in demand for trimming
linen dresses, underwear n d
house linens. Our newly arrived
shipment from Constantinople
will be placed on sale tomorrow
at the following prices:
HAND-CROCHETED RING IN
SERTION, one TO FIVE rings wide, q
yard, special at loc, 24e, Soc, 4Sc, o8c
HAND-CROCHETED PINEAP-
PIE LACE, four inches No.
wide; a yard, special. -. 'oe
HAND-CROCHETED CRYSTAL
LACE, FIVE inches wide, very 6sc
handsome, a yard, special. wv
HAND CROCHETED ROSE
AND-WHEEL LACE, five n2c
inches wide; a yard, special S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Macy's Grocery Specials

lift Floor
BeuleA
q
p . ~ .. SIC
:; : . 800 .
ony) sc
caddA 252;
CHICKENReguarly
an. &c
NoHcEsTERsIRE We have
sGaS 2Sc Victoria yellow
:
lion
botte l2c
n
sold. &c l.
olive OIL
can, 24c DO dozen can.
our
arysC pack
*1o Sc
brandM Corn;
Manowfa elsewhere e;
extra
rprce. n . $500. $500,
ain vi
= % . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Handkerchief
First Floor. Centre

First centre.
MEMS PURE LINEN INITIALLED
HANDKERCHIEF neat. openwork
letter: box OF six sold elsewhere 6Hc
for s1.00; our special price. Wv
EMS ENGLISH ''SILkANAS." nov
city handkerchiefs with colored Dor
ders. in handsome Rumchunda 4 Dc
designs: very special. each. -
MEMS IRIS IL E y HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF with
fine eyeiet initials; box Of six. 5 81
special al Observation-Disclosures.
MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED
fIANDKERCHIEF'S; delicate squares
of fine linen with scalloped edges, in six
designs and elaborate corner enbroid-
cry; rich variety Of designs; each, 49c
TO $6.49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Cut Glass Specials

things gained bv having Glass Cutting Shopone the
of the Glass second and equally important
lessned Visit shops the eighth oor and make yourself
more capable buyer On Sale in Basement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

worth Of goods which included tea, cof
Fec, spices. extracts, and tickets Mr..
Jones suit case. containing clothing yal-
ued at about SIG, was also taken Mr..
Jones wac staying at The home 81 Divide
Barber in Montgomery, and the cart
was left standing near the house No
clue to TIE thief or thieves BIAS been
obtained
A room at The Bsfdwell IN Rutland,
occupied hy the Boston Buttenne com
pai2, became greatly everheatea Satnr-
day by escaping steam from a pipe lef1
unl nggcd when register was taken
down few days age, and the goods
which the c0neeru had GA hand We're
somewhat damaged After the removal
.oi the register 10 Gra was needed ih
That part Of the motel for several days
ana when the weather of tie Lass leSy
days required FIRE, one was started with
90 thought Of the steam pipe belrg
open. When the manager OF the Butter
inc company arrived at the store, the
steam was very dcnse and lhe room in-
tensely hot The paint was hlistefel,
labels were melted III packages 81 tea
and other articles, cork were blown
out Of bottles Of extracts and about 80
pounds Of buttef was decidedly soltened
SO dense had been the sieam that there
was almost an inch Of water on the
floor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
~ 100 49, Gatawnr

a minister living in an Aberdeenehire
coast town had preached Is sermon which
q skipper one If his parishioners, who
traded 70 London, thought very like the
one which Ne lad read TO his family
the Sunday before from volume ol
sermons which be had purchased in Lon
dom
On the following Sunday he, with two
brother shippers, took The book to church
to ascertain The correctness Of the sus-
picion THE minister in due time gave
out i text which, true enough, the skip.
pei found in the index OF his book and
pointed ont to hts friends
The minister then proceeded with the
sermon. going on word for word with
the sermon book for a sentence or two.
which greatly excited the skipper, who.
with a crony on each side, kept tfac-
ing the words III Biz book after tae min-
sters. and sayings
"see till him; see tin him"
THE minister. who used himself to tell
the story. said
III loolSit down and saw what they
were at. 50 ] turned over two leaves a.
once, an they never elappit saunt up
On my tan after that Tit-Bits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EsrArr "a pELIA MaNEAI

ESTATE or DELLA McNEALTs STEPHENS
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for The histriet of
Warrington Commissioners b receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of ali
persons against the estate d Della MeNeaas
Stbrhens Iata nf the City at Barre tn said
district deceased and al claims exhibited in
Offset thereto hereby give notice that we Will
meet forthe purpose aforesaid &c the office az
smith. Whiscomh e Cnek Co.. IN the City on
Barre, IN said DISTRICT on the 10th day Of
June and 10th day ct November next
from 10 o'clock A. Nj anti o'clock ~ M.,
each 81 SAID days and that six months from the
18th day of May a, D. 1910 IS The time limited
bS said Court fnr said creditors to present their
claims 70 as for examination and allowance.
Date1 st the City Of Barre this e3rd day Of
May Al. D. 1910.
FRANK IL CAVE, Commits
THOMAS sHERIFFs. sioners.
tues may "a 81, june
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
FOR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
Rutland VIII Have Al Isolation Hospital
soon

Rutland VIII Have All Isolation Hospital
soon
Rutland June 7.-It + now evident
that Rutland will have an isolation hos.
pital, before Call Thp question 81 build-
ing this hospital has been agitated for
some time IN the city board 81 health
and the aldermen long ago took favor
able action on the matter Bids from
contractors for the erection Of the struc-
ture arc now being asked lor h1 the
city and it Is probable that, unless
some hitch occurs, The building will be
ready for ne within a few months.
The building win be erected accord
ing to tie original specifications with
the exception Of few minor changes
ana win occupy a site on tho city poor
farm. While the officials have not ems
tirely decided on the exact location of
the hospital it Is probable that It viii
be built west OF The poor farm huld-
inas, on the Tot ait the corner of Wood
took avenue and stratton road and viii
be set back a distance of about 800
feet from either street
The building viii be a one story frame
structure, with two rooms. q bath on
each side of a central corridor Back
Of these rooms will be a kitchen and
private laboratory The attic viii not
be finished al first but later It may Is
completed for the use Of nurses or for
other purposea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
rsrArr 81 49, MARroaln.

STA rF or VERMONT The Honorable
District OF Washington. IS Probate Court for
She District aforesal1 30 az persons in-
tereeted IL enc estate 81 Marta Marjorie.
lafe q Clg 81 SATIRE, - said District. de-
ceased Greeting
Whereas said Court has assigned Ehe aeud
day - lure ne1tfof examining and allowing
the account 81 tae adminisfTatof 81 the tate II
said deceased aud Ger q deeFee 81 the residue
81 said estate % the lawful claimants 81 the
same and ordered that pablie notice thereof
be given 80 an persons interested IN said css
tata by publishing tins order three weeks sue
cesstgaiF pfe1 ious 70 The day assigned, IL TIRE
Rarfe naNg Times, newspaper Published AZ
City oi Barre, ~ said District
Therefore yon ere hereby notified 70 appear
AZ the prQhate tfitee "a Montpelier, is said
Distfiot, on the day assigned then ana there
% contest Tire allowance Of said account Il yen
see cause and 10 establish your right Is heirs.
leEataHs ana lawful claimants "a said residue.
Gwen under nay hand &c Montpelier, 10 said
District. this Gts day u = nne, 1910.
FRANK j. MARTIN, Judge
tues june 7-id-2i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

~ the D a. Perry real Estate Agency

NO i0a one 81 the best trades d acres
only two miles from NiliNmataWD and z miies
from Barre. Suitably divided for farm pnf#
poses Cuua 30 10 ~ tons bay mostly machine
use Good ~ foom hOuees 81 foot basement
barn with 90 foot leant0 fine stable one ~ the
best water kYsteus in the atate School, across
the street. Poor health o. owner reason for
selling Price $500; terms $1,000 cash t3tf
NO 100. bic lot for little tuouey 100
acres only six miles from Montpelier, wsll de-
yidad for iafmingi lies well and all machine
moving small SUGAR orchard and large ffaft
orchard weed and timber euuugb fer farm.
Cuts 20 10 q toms hay. Barn 8Jxa0 foot. good
room house, running water Az huuse and harm
enc half unite 10 school, Buildings Insured for
81 900 Price s GOO for farm and tools. This
j. one you Ought % see. 9au
NO ia For sale Of will exchange for city
rem ing property 100 acres of land near two
good towns 20 acres o. tiiiaEf a3 acres ~ pass
tarag0 and 80 wood land. Land lies good. warm.
early soil. 500 10 coo sugar trees, small orchard ,
80 600 b 10000 feet soft wood timber and large
amount d hard Wool Farm cuts from 3 to
40 tons Of hay. good seven room house We'll
painted. Basement barn 4A.Gg. chicken house,
granafy and silo. Huiidinrs Insured for 81 .t04
See % AZ once 1t you wish to purchase or ex-
change s0d
NO III For sale 10 settle an estate Good
two tenement house at No = Brock street
Rarre W. % rooms, taa bay windows and
piazzas up stairs aud down. House nnlshed ID
hard wood storm sash. Heated by bot air.
electric lights, hot and cold water. rot tubs. &c
mcnted cellar minute 60 electric car line
10 minutes to center of city. win rent Cor t5k
per month. A good inYes tment for $3.50 ~
cash. G0rf
NO ii2, Stationery and novelty store that
carries o line Of drugs, confectionery and Jew.
eirv. Nicely located ID good railroad town.
Newspaper and periodical business PAYS tbs
rent and lights Good tfeal stock VIII n-
voice for about ei90QO0 Fine chance for
registered pharmacist o0tf
III you viii cal at onr oHieo We will be pleased
10 show You q ist comprising over 100 farms %
all sizes and prices We have several very dee
sifahie residence properties for sale and some
rs exchange we also have three general mef-
chandise stocks; two good hotel propositions.
blacksmith shops electric light and hghhin
factory plant fof exchange SCH an classcs
~ property az public auction. Properties
shown hy automobile. cQtf
n n - n NI NIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Auction Sale
Farm, Stock and Tools
We will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on
Thursday. June 9. 1910

at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on the
lpremises known as the Spear OF Douglas
farm IN Randolph VT on the east side
river road leading from West Randolph
70 Bethel and about three miles from
each place Both towns on line of Cen
trail Vermont railroad and are good towns
and good markets.
The above named farm contains loo
acres Of land -45 acres IN tiIlaqe, so IA
pasture and 55 acres in pasture and
woodland Quite lot Of softwOod tim
Der and plenty Of hard wood land lays
level free from stone aud Is all machine
moving Fences good Good sugar and
apple orchard Large basement barn,
elapboarded and painted. Silo, Good
ll.room house, painted white; running
water at house and barn One-fourth
mile to school On r.. T. ID This farm
VIII keep 90 COWS and team MIX and
cream taken at doov This farm IS
in good neighborhood and in one Of
the best farming sections in New Eng
land.
Personal Property consists Of ID young
cows. now fresh Or viii be soon, year
ling heifef. two.year-old bull, 3 calves,
shoats ] brood sow. pair good solid
work horses. right 10 every way for farm
OF road purposes, six ear-old driving
horse sound and kind. safe for lady To
drive, so hens and chickens,
Farm Tools, such az ] two.horsa mm-
Der wagon, J one-hoFse lumber wagon,
buggy wagon, ] express wagon. set
two-hoFse traverse sleds, single sleigh,
manure spreadef, ] moving machine, /
horse rake, corn planter weeder ] Gull
tiyator, I pillow wheel harrow, I cream
separator. set double harnesses, 3 sim
gle driving harnesses, anout 20 cords
stove wood and pile Of lumber
Sugar Tools 500 tin sap buckets and
hangers, ! Bellows Falls eyaporator and
storage tubs; also a lot OF household fur
niture and many small tools, such as
forks. hoes, shovels. rakcs chain, Whit
aetrees eveners, etc.
This Is a fine chance TO buy & rafting
good farm and pick up stock and tools
at your own price, IS we Wil sell al
Ia the highest bidder without reserve or
side bidding. Liberal terms on farm
Sixty days on personal property, with
bankablc note on sums over $1,000. Free
lunch at noen.
Remember the date Thursday, june
o. at 10 o'clock ID the forenoon
D. a. PERRY RIAL ESTATE AgEN.
ca, Agents. q f. SMITH Auefianeer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
ESTATE on JESSE K. PRrssLEY.

STATE OF VERMONT The honorahle
District 81 Washington. s.. Probate Court ior
the District Aforesaid TO an persons inter-
tster ~ the estate 81 Jessie X Freshly, late q
the Town Of Barre in said District deceased,
Greetings
whereas. said Court has assigned the sd
day 81 June next Tor examining and allow
ing the acGaunt Or the administrator
81 the estate 81 said deceased and
for q decree 81 tho residue af said estate %
this lawful claimants of the same. and ordered
ihat pubic notice thereof DO given 70 an per-
sons Interested ia said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous
20 TBS dag assigned, in the kafre Daily Times,
q newspaper published &c City 81 rarfe IN said
district
Therefore, sou are hereby notified q appear
at fAe Probate Office IN MONTPELIER, in said
District on the day assigned, then and there
b. contest the allowance 81 said SO cuunt Il Eou
see cause, and 70 establish your right AZ heirs,
iesatees and lawful claimants 70 said residue.
Given under ms hand this 9Th day q June,
leta
FRANK >. MARTIN, Judge
tues jane 7.f4s2i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Rooms 3 and 9, Gordon Block,
Barre. We. Phone 1921 cot
FOR SALE
IN The r, B. Cate Real Estate Alsncy

on fremont street. 4 house with al modern
Improvements contains nine oams and Is sat-
uafed On an extra large lot We offer q good
trade on this f9tf
two tenement house with an additional
lot situated 90 hafchelder meadow. This
house rents easily for sig per month which
rays d per cent gross on amount necessary to
buy house and extra lot e9tf
Also one large los on Circle street to % sold
&C a sacrince. caI
We have 8 small grocery and fruit store To-
Gated IN a live Town on The Central Vermont
railroad. only small capital needed and 4 e
o good opportunity % small business e9tt
boase on carner OF Orange and Patterson
streets. Been built only short time. Has all
modern improvements and will b sold az less
than cost 81 erection. ttH
Desirable new cottage on Camp street. Fin
ighea 10 birch and hard pine hardwood floors.
Has extra large garden. Can be bad for $1,000,
on easy terms. 5eti
livery business, fnlly equipped Fl good l0-
cauoa. and doing good business. Can offer
this 81 attractive terms 59tf
House II East aaFFe. Has been built only
few years, II good repair. Has private water
supply. offered eheaply s. owner - leaving
town 5oh
We have a large list ~ houses and farms AZ
prices that are low, either for homes Of as az
inves tmcnE o6u
SEES us if Won wish u hay, sell Of rent real es-
tate. procure or dispose q 8 business en
We care for property and collect rents. ead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
rar8TH az nTnLTy n sMTTn

F1HFN Z N We N IFEsEHt ~ ~HFIN II
The undersigned. having been appointed ~
the Hon Probate court Tor the District q
Washington commissioners % receive examine
and adi1s che cniuis and demands 81 aIl persons
against the estate pf Dudley B. Smitn, lat0 81
Fiaiuaeld ID said District, deceased and
an claims exhibited ia offset tlefeto hereby
give notea that We win meet for TIE purpose
aforesaid At The dwelling house 81 Wheeler j.
BateheianF ia the Town and Village Of Plain-
Bsld. III said District. On the ath day og June
and 5th dav 81 November next from ! o'eioci.
r. NJ until o'clock y NJ. each Of said days,
and thar six months from tho th day Of May.
AL y. 1910 s. tbe time limited By said Enhrt for
said creditors 70 present their claims t0as for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Fiainheld, TINS 20th day 81 May
A. ~ 1910
SMILE s. SMITH, sioners.
tues may a4-si, June