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The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
COBB PASSES LAJOIE
FOR BATTING PLACE

overtaking Lajoie has not been due
so much TO an Improvement in the DC
troit mans batting as 10 q slump IN
the Cleveland players. Cobb has MT
around .375 TO $3.50 consistently all sea
son. He has maintained that marx
during the last two weeks while his
rival has fallen OF.
Yesterdays games shifted the posi-
tons of the rivals, for Cobb had TWO
hits in two times at bat, while Lajoie
was charged with eight times up ana
had nothing TO show for II.
II Iris Speaker continues batting
for the next month as he has In the
past two weeks he will give both Cobb
and Lajoie a grand chase. The Bos-
ton outfelder has been walloping the
ball day in and day out.
With but four points separating the
leading batsmen the race for first hon.
ors will be watched keenly. One days
games can make a difference OF 10 or
12 points and If Cobb and Latoie con-
tinue batting as they did during the
first part OF the season II would not
be at all unlikely TO see the batting
position decided during the last week
OF the championship race.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
GOLFERS PROTEST
MICHIGAN DATES
Western Association Makes Howl on
Il Time Of Tourney To Be Held
8 In Detroit.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Western Gold
association officials. Just as they are
getting ready to go TO Minikahda for
1.-THE Olympic team event and Western
amateur championship, which begins
Saturday and continues until July 80,
are trying to round up the Michigan
Golf association leaders with a sharp
4 turn to prevent a big clash in dates.
The Wolverine association has an
anounced the dates OF Sept, /, and .
for the state championship at the De-
troit Country club. No request was
made OF the w. G. A. for these dates,
as the bylaws conflict with the west
efn open championship meet, sched-
uled many weeks ago for the Beverly
Country club on Aug. 81, Sept. and
2.
T. s .Handley, the Grand Rapids
golfer, who played in the Columet
Country clubs big open tournament
last week, said he had intended 10
play In the amateur-professional four.
some at Beverly and also had planned
to play In the Western golfer cent
Phil Stanton, a Detroit golfer. planned
to come over with Jack Croke, while
the professionals from the golf clubs
around Detroit had made their plans
to play in the Beverly tournament
Unuless dates are changed they will
have to remain home.
In view of the fact that Detroit Is
out hot and hard for the amateur
championship OF 1911, Minkahda hav'
ing beaten the Wolverines at thel est
annual meeting for the 1910 event,
the w. G.. A. officials are not slow IN
requesting the Michigan Golf associa.
lions to make a shift In dates. Pres
tdent Holt Of the M. G. A. probably
soon will receive firm but courteous
communication from Secretary Chas
II. Willard OF the w. G. A. in that mat
ter. The W. G. A. tournament calaen'
dar is published monthly by Crafts w
Higgins In the Golfers Magazine, and
reference to it by officials of state as
sociations and clubs would eliminate
any clash in dates.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE in NUTSHELL

The Maps stopped the Athletics
yesterday, winning the first game
and holding the other tie In IS
innings. In II innings of the last
contest the Maps went out In or.
der. The Athletics had ID men
left on bases.
Joe Lake could not puzzle Bos.
ton, so the Red Sox won 6 20 3.
The White Sox outdid them.
selves IN the first game with
Washington, making IS hits In
nine innings. In the second con.
test they batted a little more se-
cordlnp 20 custom and had four
satellites and no runa
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
CHALMERS Gets
GL|DDEN TROPHY
Premier Ruled Out Because Of
Auxiliary 0iling APP
paratus.

NEW YORK. July 23.--Glidden
trophy honors for 1910 belong to the
Chalmers Motor company and the De-
troit concern will have the custody OF
this most famous of American touring
trophies until the 1911 contest Is run,
as the contest board OF the American
Automobile association announced
that first place In the touring car d.
vision of this years annual A. A. A.
tour had been awarded to Chalmers
No. 5, driven by William Bolger.
This is the decision Of the board in
the matter of the appeal of the Chal-
mers Motor company from the ruling
of the referee in awarding the Glidden
trophy to the Premier Motor Manufac-
turing company in the 1910 national
reliability tour OF the American Auto
mobile association.
Following the technical examination
OF the competing cars after the tour
ended In Chicago on June 30. II had
been announced that the Premier car
driven by Ray F. Mcnamara had wor
this years struggle. Before the award
was first announced the Chalmers Mo
tor company, which had a number OF
cars entered in the tour, including
Chalmers No. 5. driven by Boiger,
entered protest against the two Pre-
mier cars, claiming that an auxiliary
oil tank and pump were not regular
stock equipment.
The appeal was considered at a
meeting Of the contest board and
Chalmers was awarded the prize.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
WINDSOR RESULTS.

First race, purse $500, Dominion
bred. furlongs-Mnl on Floss, 10s
by length; Caper Sauce, lie (Pease),
8 TO and out. second; Commola, l0l
lFodenl. 90 to /. to !. to s, third.
Time. liza 4-5. The Shrimp, Alberta
Boy and Mendipalso also ran.
Second race. purse $500, steepiechase.
f-ycar-olds and up, two miles-Bergoo,
l4O mckinney; 70 l, to and to
SBoyie). & to i, Z to i and even. sec ce
ond; Stellaland. 40 (Simpson), 4 10 1,
8 to 6. TO 5, third. Time, 4;26 3-5.
Solo Dance. Zagg, DR.. J. f. Atken.
Manzano, John Dillon and Nick o.
ond, but was disqualified.
Third race. handicap. 3-year -olds and
up, furlongs-John Griffon H.. us
SMu ssTs to !, ! TO 2 and ont; won
ond; 'PinkoIa. f21 CwarrenS, TO 2.
to 20 and out. third. Time. l:12.
coupled. Lady Trina also ran.
Fourth race, Essex handicap, 2-year-
olds, 5 "a furlongs-Cismont, 1l (Reid)
to 2, 20 and TO 2, won by a
length: Solid Comfort. 10 tMusgravel.
Sue. iO7 (McTaggarD. s to i, 3 TO /.
even, third. Time. 1:06 as Lady
Lorne. Dune Campbell. Jim L. Martin.
w. Littleton also ran.
Fifth race. purse s400. 3-year- oIds
and up. selling. one mile--Judge Las
sing. 80 (McTaggart). 10 to l. to l
and to I. won by a neck Hawkhight
lO5 .(Taplin). to !. 5 to and even.
second: King OF Mist. ZOE (OConnor)
TO 1. TO and TO 5, third. Time.
40 3-5. Kilo. Very Royal. The Earl
Sight. Minot. Broadsword SPRING
Frog. Do Grammont also ran.
Sixth race, purse $500. 3-year-uids
and up. selling. furlongs-Friend
Harry. 1O7 (WarTen), to 5. 10 5
and J to Z. won by length: Elfin Beau.
| 1O5 (Taplin), s TO l. 3 TO . and to 10
second; J, T. Houghton, lO5, (Mus-
gravel. TO ], to ! and to s. third
Time. l:25 As. Campton. Running Ac-
count, Beau Chiffon, Leamance also ran.
Seventh race selling. 3-year- olds and
| up. furlongs-Osorine. 10 (Reid), IS
TO 3, 10 and ! TO 10. won by a head:
Martin Doyle, 100 (Goose) to . 10
and to 5, second. Spindle. lO2
(Burns), to /. 6 To and 3 To Z, third
Time 1:27 l-5. Ida D.. Rockcastle. DIR
Barkley. Fcarnought H.. Sally Preston.
| Light Wool also ran.
Eighth race. purse $500 3-year- old
and mp. Lie miles: Col Ashrneade. OF
| 'SteinhardD, IL TO T. to I and 20 1
/ won by a length; Sinfran tO7 CMcTag-
i garO. 70 .. TO and to 3. second
| Robert Cooper 112 CMusgrave) Q 10 >,
TO and 60 8. third. Time. I,45 2-5
| Pedro, Gniconda. Joe Rose Ameron
Scion Single, First Peep MontclaIr
Great Jubilee also ran.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Mnsnric I.cnrnr Gnmer sntrrdn,.

Kllwlnuing We Oriental. Woodward
and Farrand- avcs.. 3:3O .. IN. Umpire.
Redmond. scorer. Hoelacher.
Detroit Va. Ashlar. AnspauGh and
West Jefferson ayes, $3.50 y. IN. Um-
plre, Foster. Scorer, r. Bischon.
Union ". Corinthian, Virginia and
Third-avos., 3.SO y. m. Umpire, JoT-
dan. Scorer. Behrendt
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUR

Yesterdays Results.
Lansing z, Battle Creek 2.
Saginaw 3. Flint 2.
Jackson al BAY City-rain.
Adrian Kalamazoo-rain.
TOday's Games.
Sagina at Flint.
Kalamazoo at Adrian.
Battle Creek az Lansing.
Jackson at Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
YEAR OLD TRoT: PURSE
TROLLEY LEAGUE.
saturday Games,

SValdings vs.. Athletics at Pspke's.
windsor VS.. WyandOtte at Wyau-
iottc
Pontiac VS.. Northwestern At Pontiac.
MI Clemens VI. O. X. ut Mt. Clemens.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
JOHNSON MAY SET NEW
RECORD FOR STRIKE OUTS

have been famed 81 times In four
games by Johnson, while 26 of the
Athletics have missed the third one
in but three games.
Iron Man Frank Smith led the
American League in 1909, when he
struck out III in 800 innings. John
sons mark was l64 in 297 innings.
much better than Smiths considering
the number OF innings pitched. In the
National League. Orvie Overall Whit
ed 200 In 3S games. and Nap Rucker,
in the same number of performances,
struck out POI.
Hara,s InhnannIa ofrikn.nnt racnrd
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Sundny Games.

MI. Clemens vs.. SDaidfngs at Mt
Clemens double headerJ.
Athletics vs.. O. x. at Schaefer's park
Windsor We. Northwestern at Papl<e's
park
Pontiac vs. wvandotte at Pontiac.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdny's Results.
Pittsburg IL, Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 4.
sc. Louis 4. New York o.
Boeton-Chicago, rain.
T0day's Games.
New York at 81. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at PittsburR.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York IL. Detroit s.
Cleveland I'll. Athletics 6--1.
Boston q, 81. Louis 8.
Washington 1--2, Chicago 80.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Fight
fans of the Quaker City expect to see
the greatest battle of the year in the
cast when Sam Langford and Al Kauf-
man meet in a six-round go before the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
SHOULD BE GREAT FIGHT.

Fans Watch Langford-kaufman Bout
With Much interest.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
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Gear Grinding Mach Co. We Kelsey
Wheel Co.. -. A. e. ground ht 1880 -.
in Umpire. Gallagher. scorer. Oostdyk.
Hayes Mfg Co. vs.. Burroughs Re-
serves. HufroughR grounds az 4 80 y.
~ Umpire. McNcail. Scorer, Niepoth.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Statistics show that the Browns
have been fooled most by Johnson's
dazzling speed. In the FIVE games
Walter has faced O'Connor's horde he
has set 43 of them down on strikes.
The seasons record was hung up
July 12. when he famed 13 In eight
innings. Four days previous he struck
out eight Browns in three innings, but
failed to Whit any more. The Red Sox
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

The race this season Tor battlhs non
.ors has been sharpened because the
(. Chalmers people have hung up an au-
tomobile as first prize for the leading
hitter.
4 At the beginning OF the season La.
'3ofe, relieved of the management OF
the Cleveland club, commenced hitting
,for n 400 average. He maintained
Ants for about two months, but since
the middle of June mas found the going
n little harder. The pitchers are
warming up to their tasks and the
kelusive basehit is whole lot harder
loo accomplish late in July than 1t is
early in May.
I Two weeks ago 20 points separated
Cobb and Lajoie. The Frenchman at
THAT time was over the $3.50 mark,
lwhile Cobb stuck around 1916. Cobb's
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Tyrus Raymond Cobb leads the
league In. batting. The Georgia per-
SON. after much striving. has over
come the big lead established by Ma
poleon Lajoie, and today stands Tour
poInts TO the good. The standings are:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

'Batied for Donovan In the ninth.
1Batted for Warhop In the eighth.
12345 67Sq Il
Detroit .........O O o o.
New York .......0 q " I y ill
Two base hits--Roach. Knight. Three
base hits-D. Jones. Mitchell. Cobb.
Home run-Austin. Sacrifice hy--RuEh.
stolen base-Cree Left on bascs--Dc-
troit 4, New York .. First base on err
rors-DetTolt ?. New York 1. Double
plays-Rcach and Knight. WARRIOR.
Roach and knight. Struck out--By
First FIRST base on Su baIis1ofr n uIii Hsa4'' on
WARRIOR ?, OF willstt 1. or Donovan 2
Hits-On Muffin. 10 In innings; Off
Summels, 2 In La inning on willotty o
I'm O-3 inning; OF Donovan. l IN "a
inning: of Warhop. 3 in 3 innings; or
Hughes, In inning. Time: Of. Um-
pires-Dineen and Evans.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

'Batted for Donovan IN the ninth.
4Batted for WARRIOR In the eighth.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Walter Johnson, one OF the ball
dom's most stylish stars, bids fair TO
establish a new modern-day record
for strike-onts this season. A broken
arm. or some sort OF an injury. is all
that can keep Johnson from surpas-
sing RUDE Waddells record OF sol
whiffs. registered when the big south
paw was with the Athletics in 1908.
The 1910 season has just passed the
halfway mark, and Johnson has fan
ned he batsmen. II he continues at
this clip. he will have whitfield 352 for
the year As IL Is, the big youth has
been cheated out of four strike-outs.
In the game with the Browns, July -.
he had famed Allen in the ninth in
ming when rain put a stop to the en-
counter before the lining was finished.
Last Saturday in Detroit he retired ID.
Jones. Bush and Cobb on strikes In
the first inning, when Pluvius halted
the game.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Here's Johnson's strike-out record
for this season:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Totals 80. 1856 2,776 $50 72S 1920
'Team average.
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
MILFORD NECK.

The farmers of this vicinity All saar
70 be happy over the nice rain that lei
on Friday and Saturday of last week an,
wheat seeding is in fashion evervwber,
this week. 'iei
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Cbrrcb
viii meet at the home of Mrs Cbes
Bennett. Saturday evening, Nusic fnr.
nished by the Milford Neck hand H.
body welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cain and son
Otis, and Mrs. Mary Sherman left bora
on the steamer Frederica Mondav No.,
ing for Philadelphia From there thew 90
TO Atlantic City to spend a few dsvs
At Atlantic City they take a train }or
their bone in Michigan, Mr.. Cain said
while here that he would like IN snonJ
the winter in Delaware but was forceJ
20 go home as he had his crop of wbest
20 thrash and the crop Of l969-19IO to /
market. he also has about so head ~
hoRs 70 put on the Chicago market. We
suppose that such 8 lot Of fat hogs al this
time would bring in a handsome nile of
money as meats Of all kinds are verv
high. very
Miss Jane Mitten is visiting in Pbila.
ielphia. una
Mrs. Chas. P. French and son Charles
nd Miss Bertha Bennett are spendinS Z !.
leek in Philadelphia.
RHEUM-LCURE for the Kidneys aud Rbsn.
latism. A Rhysioisn's Remedy. SAFE ana
liable. Nothing 'Just a. good" Twenty Pab F
y 50 ssniA
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
BURRSYILLE

The Mispillion Hundred SUNDAY Scboo
Convention was held in Wesley M y
ChuFch, Tuesday Oct. llth, there heinz
sPeaKers from the Hundred prepared an
work. 9ciOoi
Owing to the busy season the at,an
dance was not as large as bad beep bon-
ed Ior, but glad to state that the aftar.
noon session was very well attended ana
those present were greatly benefited bT
ther coming, and went home with new
cause. ''''s great
Mrs. Harry A. Porter is on three
weeks VISIT TO relatives in BROOKLYN Y
Mrs' Hannah Paris OF Denton is visit.
ing her daughter Mrs. John II. Tbawlev Z
Of near here icy
Mrs John H. Thawley and Mrs. Han.
Sunday last 01
Miss Verde Melvin has retprned g.
sharptown after a short yisit N reIoti,,,,9
near town 'O'''i' 'es
Farmers in this vicinity were clad to
see rain last week.
Miss Mary II. Thawley was entertain
ca by Miss Florrie Z. Dill at her home a
this week. '''' ''O'ne Il
Mrs. Josephine Wooters Of Concord 10 S
visiting relatives and friends in and near e r.
town. anu near a,
Those entertained at the home on SIM te
lay at MT. and Mrs, T. II. Cahalps were ss
PIT; ana MIS-. Chas. Welsh of Harrington OF
ma ~ r. and Mrs. r. II. Dill and da1gb.
er, Miss Fiorrie, and Mr.. and Mrs. So, m
lel harrington Of Harrington. All had q re
'ery pleasant day. '''o let
Miss Catherine Welsh of New York
dty. is spending a short time with her
ousln Miss Ethel Z CahaU
Miss Elizabeth Billings of Brownsville
pent part of last week with her enn,
lrs Ira A. Russell. '''
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
GREENWOOD.

Both OF our canning factories have
closed for the season. The Silver can.
Alhg Co3 however, is still labelling its
PACK The Lednum House has shipped
some Of its product
a. NJ Jones Is greatly improving his
properly by the laying Of a concrete
pavement IN front of the house.
Inc NJ. T. Church will have reonen.
ing sunday, Oct %, 1910. They will
nave an all day service and able
SpeaAtIs nave been secured. Rev r. L.
4aRgi Eultor oil the Methodist Protestant
LAPEL ana our former pastor, Rev. Dor
sey Blake are two Of the speakers.
stewart Gibson and Chester Cox left
Tor two weeks vacation last Tnesdo,,
They expect so spend the frst weet r.
smyrna and the last on Tillman's Island
friends anu
Cecll Dunn who teaches school near
Felton spent Tuesday with her parents
hev +. Fooks will close his extra
meetings at Oakley this week Nev,
Et Bethel ee'i'iEs
James johnson lost one Of his horses
ln a very peculiar manner last weeL n
took the animal 20 a blacksmith IN bs
shod. The smith accidentv struck lion s
sHe ieg spilntering a bone At first M
uSInage seemed to have been done bnt
"nlle driving the horse to Milford tbe 8
leg broke where it had been struck
j.. W. Wiley is building an attractive
addition 10 bis home. He also intends 4D
20 Iay a concrete pavement
MIS- Horace Lynch is visiting ber co
ather near Baltimore an
Miss Iva Warrington is MAKING pr
hort visit TO Baltimore. is,
Mrs Maggie Lord spent "Wednesday cor
hopping in Baltimore. Pr
Walter Smith who went 10 VIRGINIA en-,
rom here to work, had his leg broken ]
y tree falling on him. His nncle the
eGame mixed up in fight and had his at
DIiar bone broken. Both men are nov, not
the Salisbury Hospital. and
Miss Margie Rcards spent "Wednesday viii
} Dover. s. d,
The infant child Of Dr.. W. L. Hunter T
much improved at this writing: the
!. B. PorteT's sick child is much bet- IOS
The, Mclaughlin family who moved rais
ere about year ago, have sold their spec
'rsonal property and leave tomorrov, ess.
thelr New York home Elle
oHRtoes viii soon be over but some farmer. Pow
siili hauling Oar farmers ought moi 10 tive
imbie for they have sold al the tomatoes ev Ca,
4 the vlRes 10 IN
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
HARBESON

There will be preaching SUNDAY b,
the pastor, Rev. Benz A. Bryan at Bea.
yer Dam Church, both morning and ey.
ening.
On account Of sickness in the pastors
FAMILY the extra meetings at REYNOLDS
has been postponed An announcement
Will be made of it later SUNDAY School
rally at Reynolds next Sunday week
$50 p. m. B. A. Bryan, pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
BRIDGEYILLE.

RHEUM'ICURE for the Kidneys and Rbep.
matism. A Physicians Remedy. safe andre.
liable. Nothing 'just as good" Twenty TAB
lets S5 cents.
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21

IiCkIing i'm the Throat
JSt little tickling in the hroa! Is that what troubles
SJa @ nut hangs or! Can't get rid of it, Home rem
eaeS don't take hold You need something sronSerW
i sgular medicine, doctors medicine Ayers Cherry
e eetofa o contains healing queng and soothing proper
eS GI ihe highest order Ask your doctor about this
NO alcohol in this cough medicine zS7 g osT f 5
constipation prevents Good health Then 15V allow ITO eo55e
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
DKF' GOODS DEPT

l24c Dress Ginghams, Wed. price 1oc
z'c Unbleached ga sheeting, bargain 22c
lSc Dutch Collars, Wed. Drios 1oo
SSe Black Taffeta Silk, 36 inches wide
az Bargain price, 74c
zOc Hamburg edging Wed. price lac
oe rlne Combs Bargain price 2 for Sc
1Sc Linen Crash, Wed. ,r;oo,9e
Csc Table Damask, Wed price rs 16c d6c
<Sc bieached Turkish Towels, I9c
lsc Fancy Drapery Wed. price ,AIo
<Sc Outing Underskirts, cheap, 21c.
i1' AieSS Fiaids' We'd. price lOc
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21

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u.-a5e aver Fis aiverP pills What does your saw?
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'UE.N7S CLOrHI.V.G DEPT.

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Bargain price y pairs for sc.
C,,t lS Sil;, wash Shirts, collars attached,
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d. 20 and 25c Mems Handkercbiefs
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'Oe nOys' Dress Shirts, Wed. price 2sc
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lSe and zoe Mems suspenders.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
TELEPHONE. 5s-I2
Manchester Depot. Vermont.
Estate of Robert I. Bachelor
Order of Notice Beneficial.

Order of Notice Beneficial.
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Man
chester. SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for The Dis
trict Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested In
the estate OF Robert |. Batchelder late OF
Manchester In said District, deceased.
WHEREAS, application hath been
made TO this court in writing by Nellie #.
Batchelder. Administrators OF said deceas-
ed, praying for license and authority to sell
all Of the real estate OF said deceased TO wit
A farm, mill and timber lands In Winhall
and timber lands In Peru, Bennington Ooun-
ty State OF Vermont, and all other real es-
tate owned by and standing IN the name "
said robert !. Batchelder at the time OF his
decease. And also all the personal pro-
perty belonging to said estate representing
to said court that ii wouldbe beneficial to
the heir, and all persons interested In the
estate OF said deceased, to sell said real es-
tate and convert the same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent and
appreciation In writing, OF all the heirs to
said estate residing In this State,and setting
forth the situation OF the real estate.
WHEREuPoS the said Court appointed
and assigned the Bird day Of March
1910, AT 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
the Probate Office in Manchester In said
District. to hear and decide upon said ap-
plication and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof TO be given To all persons in
terested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place Of hearing.
three weeks successfully In the Manchester
Journal a newspaper which circulates In
the neighborhood Of those persons interest
ed In said estate all OF which publications
shall be previous TO the day assigned for
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified toap-
pear before said Court ut the time and place
assigned then md there In said Court 10
make your objections to the granting Of
such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester. In
.aid District. this sth day OF February. 1910.
Y 81 w. EDGERT0N. Judge.