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The sun., 1910-05-24
NEW PENSION AGENT.
Cot. LoNeland's appointment te surceec
GeA. kerWn I.saMed Pog.

cen. kerWA I.soMed PoS.
President Lloyd 0riacom of the New
YORK. Republican county committee said
last night thst he had signed the petition
Of Col. Frank c LOveland 20 BE- pension
aren't here in place ~ Gen Michael Ker-
win. who hrs held the plscs for twelve
years, Mr.. 0riscOm further said that
SenEtor Roo, End Representative william
= Benne, and others Of the New York
Republican Congress dslention favored
the selection of Col l.ovelrnd. who years
ego held the place. He was Gen. Ksr-
wins ipmediate predecessor
President Mckinley appointed Gen
kerwin On the recommendation Of the
lrte senator Thomas G. Platt and Presi-
dent Roosevelt cOntlnusd the EppOint-
ment.
President Taft has been impogtlmed
not 10 displace Gen. KerWin. hut he has
referred Gen Kerwin's frienda 10 senator
Root md Representatives Bennett and
Ocoit. Col. Loveland 10 an OhiOan by
birth and ia member u the loyal Legion,
the Society of the SONS of the American
Revolution, the Union t.ssE'is and RsPub-
hccn oluts rnd the Ohio Society.
The sun., 1910-05-24
PREsIDENT rIEWs rRE rOMET
Through ME Telescope IN hawai- OhseFNa.
tory and Tneu Losks al the Moan.

Iufeu9n uas NeieAeepr ~ Natnl Wl1lefNn -
tSTy ana Tnen I.oSks al the Nssn.
WASHINGTON. MAY "a - President Taft
and Mrs Taft viewed the comet tonight
through a - inch TELESCOPE at the Naval
Observatory They did not have a very
good view Of IL owing 10 the haEiness Oi
the night. but they were able 10 get a
glimpse Of the tail
The White House comet party left the
observatory in big touring car AZ about
O'Clock In the party besides the Presi-
dent and Mrs TAT, we're Gen Clarence
r Edwards. head Of the Insular Bureau
n the War Department. Mr. Edwards
Charles p Taft. the Presidents brother
and Capt Archibald " Butt the Presi-
dents military aide John Hays Ham
mond the mining engineer joined the
party az the observatory
Capt. p Ten Eyck De Witt Veedsr.
superintendent of the observatory. and
Prof Asaph Hall who has been in charge
Of the comet observations. met the Prssi.
dent and those With him on their arrival
AZ the observatory The largest telescope
IN the observatory had hesa foc,sssd on
the comet before the President and bic
party arrived aud they were abb 70
step 40 INFO the observatory and look al
the heavenly visitor without delay The
comet Sas easily visible to the naked eye
and IL va. pu-zihls also TO srs the faint
outlines II q tai. bat the hare made oh.
-ervafrou- without q glass very wSatis-
factory
The cOturt when the President aud MIR
Taft viewed o. was in The western ky
about haf way between the zenith aud
the horizon. with the tail pointing toward
the n.-nith The moon. nearly full. was
just Appearing above the horizon when
he Taft party vere r the observatory.
aud after they had got i,red % gazing ~
the celestial visitor With the nlmy tail
thCy turned the powerful glass upon the
moon and gazed into he face Then
they looked in turn ~ Jupiter with his
satellites aud az the twin stars " was
about . O'Clock when the President aud
ha party were at the observatory Had
they remained until 1899 they might
have viewed the beginning of tho total
eclipse Of the moon. After ahOut half
an hour IN the observatory. however.
the White House PARTY left Tor ride
out into the country.
The sun., 1910-05-24
JOHN DiLzELL INNRGES.
he opposes Prs,ision EnIAFEing Power,
og TaFIn heard nnd q u DrSeated.

he opposes Prs,ision EnlAFEinE Powers
sg TarIn BEARD nRd q u DrGeated.
WASHINGTON. May 2s ~ Representative
John Dalzell Of Pennsylvania. who has
lesn In Congress tWenty-three years
broke a long record for regularity to-day
when he jumped the reservation and I'm
suFgsd' against the provision in tho
sundry civil bill enlarginG the powers of
the Tariff Board. Although this provision
has the indOrsement Of the Administration
and the House organization Il was bitterly
contested by Mr. Dalzell and it h generally
admitted that II was bis speech that re-
suited in the elimination Of the paragraph
from the hill FOR the first tins probably
in his career Mr. DalZell was applauded
by the Democrats who arr practically
united In their opposition tO the proposal
10 broadsn the powers % the Tariff Board
The regular insurgents were very much
amused at Mr. Dalzsll. who did not ap-
pear to relish the applause Of his Demo
cratic and in-irEent brethren.
The TAriS Board provision was under
consideTation throughout the day in the
House A point oi order was made
against Il by Representative Fitzgerald
Of New York He took the position that
the Tariff BOARD provision constituted
new legislation and accordingly was OBJ
noAious 70 the rule debarring general
legislation in appropriation bills Repre-
ssntntives TaWnsy ~ Minnesota. Keifsr
and Douglass Of Ohio and others took
iasus with him.
Representative Mann oG Illinois. who
presided IN committee Of the whole. sus-
tanned ths Fitzgerald point Of ordsr
Ths Anaendment was then offered In 4
modified form BY Representative TaWnsy
who h Ia charas of the pending bill. Mr.
Fitzgerald mads q point Of order against
lhs uub-provision. This will be argued
Tomorrow. n the Chair rules out the
supplemental provision an appeal may
BE- taken 10 the House
The Administration y very anxious
that tho powers 0f the Tariff Board shall
bs enlarged in order that the board may
make Inquiries into cost of production
here and absoad Most of the Repstb-
licans favor h. helieving that Il Il "
adopted u Will 90 a long way toward
Allaying hostile criticism against the new
laFiH law.
The sun., 1910-05-24
NEW TORKERS ~ WRECK.
seNen'een Passengers Hurt WAen Soath-
eru RailWay Train Leaves hans.


ern railway Train Leaves Rats.
WAsHmoroN. May 7s.-Ths Southern
Railway Limited EHpTsss, hound from
Atlanta 70 Warrington. while makina
hfty milea an hour jumped the track az
Cedar Run Bridge. near catlstt. Pau
qaisr county. Va. at $40 oloCk this after
boon. The engine and tender and four
Pullman ears we're dsgailed and ssvsn-
teen Passengers were injured. none Of
than seriously
The cause Of the aoodsnt h unknown.
but IL 10 believed 70 have been due 10
Spreading rails. None Of the cars wAs
overturned. but four Of them plouRhed
along over tha tisa and through the road
bed for almost q hundred yards beSoFs
thsy came 20 q standstill The Ollasrva-
ton car. the last one Of the train, vas
ths only car that remained on the TRACK.
A relief train was sene out 70 pick up
the pasusngsrs and they arrived In this
city At go O'Clock tonight. The SOUTH
srn Railroad had a phyuician ready %
attend the injured. but most u the wounds
and bruises we're superficial and all og
the paasonger1 we're abie 10 continue
their journey.
Thoss injured include James Clara.
" Wall strest. New York; Mics Marietta
Walah. itT West Twsniy -nrsa strsst, New
KOgk; w. ". Tower go Wesi md avsnue.
NSW York.; MIS- r. 3. Tower. sams Al
iEsa: MFs J. q Van Loan. Park Avenue
HCtsl. New York.
The sun., 1910-05-24
two WOUNDED IN PARIS DUEL
DE LESSEPS ANDCOUNT POLIGNY
norm STOP BULLETS

l aala, the DlagFuntleh pnlnleg, m q Three
c.rn.r.s C.mh.,-Na n,.sd I,rawn
N Rxohanwe a. sho,s WlSh Rrushrr
Humor,ss.-Nos Much sat,sfaetiOn.
SPECIAL cahis DssPaieAss 70 Tn sUH.
PARIn. May 7s.-Three pistol dusls
were fought hare this morninR: fortunately
onlv On. NJ than haA ..rloua you,lts
Ira. A., -, L,.,a.L,a
~ :. ~ ~.'''-' S.S0'''''0'
Was tought az frincss rArA oe'"oeh
Lieut.. lsmael do Iieeeepe and the Count
De Pollgny, Who have met twios before
ON tha neld Of honor without serious
-.
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10" n'-' e"0oun'"' .''"' u'as
oet"een thees young hrS eaters naa 70
be called OH after IL was under way be-
oanss PoliRny suffered an accident 10 his
l.w and oould NO, coptinue the uss Of his
- TA. - ,...,,,,, IT, 49,.
- -. -.
= 10" NeeAs ago. ou' "hne u OesAh Wv"
swords it had to be continued with pistols
beoanss Of POligny's leg. which vas trou-
bling him aGaln. Six shots we're exchanged
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',uSu' ~ IoSSI'' ~ Iro-n p.-'o' 81, 49, ~, "
y'usI I S.iu ~ -, Hs,-1' nISu "'s Du''ss
.uuOA 'uS uN''s' o' rVus'y SS-po.
anu. sans' e".o'ou ,"s InOu'ueI , "
'. 0Ppouo', sNn %" S', son,"',ou
"soonu I~'s, Tohsny uou snu
Ms ". oH' Ous"
nknt tnisn ana 'OoEs1 IN une WV nsNf
'ns iemotA af'efy' Inc NOunoea man
~As1ereo 1'u sN Aoou. 70 tsI when ne
"S suppor'eu Oy Ir'ooos anu oerneu 10
an su'onoolle. "hen ne reached nome
a surgeon wa hurr'ediy suninoned aao
an operation was Periof"ned' WIN ue
Iesuh th~' ue Oun7' va e."@cteu'
The sun., 1910-05-24
RIRRTNlN GIFT ACCEPTED.
senate Passes ths FSuF PAlaaass Para
mals Almosi Unanimously.

ALBANY. May 7s,-The Hartman gift
and the Palisades PARA extension series
% four bills passed the senate &O-night
They have already passed the Assembly
and now 20 TO Gov. Hughes for HE ap-
PrOval, which 10 certain. a. he advocated
theae measures in his annual message
to the Legislature. George ". Perkins
and J. Du Pratt White Of the Palisades
Interstate Park Commission we're on
the job IN the senate chamber bright and
early tonight and buttonhOled every
Senator a. he entered the chamber.
A q result the opposition 10 the bills
dwindlcd 10 nothing. and no bills ever
had an sasisF passage through the senate
than did these four measures tonight
The senate acted as though II could not
pass them quick enough.
Despite the fact that the Senate was
IN seauiOn for an hour. from 10 to n
O'Clock tonight. and did but little work
on the calendar. the four Odleu bills were
taken up and diaPOsed Of by generai con.
sent. - that Mr. Perkins might 90 back
70 New York happy and OOntsntsd. There
was no Objection TO recOnsidering the
vote by which the Odell BILL committing
the State 20 the bond isaue Of 81 500 900
TO improve and extend tho Palisades
Park. provided the people approve at
next falls election. was lost last week.
Then the bill was passed by vote Of
~ 20 , senators Allen Cobb and Hinman.
The Odell bill accepting tho 81 900 600
cash gift and 1900 acres of forest land
in Orange and Rockland counties from
Ars. Hartman was passed by . vote Of
q to 2-Senators Cobb and Hinman.
The bill permitting the abandonment Of
the Bear Mountain Sing Sing Prison site
and turning Il over 10 the Palisades Park
Commission was passed by q vote Of u
to 1-Senators , Ait and HinmAn. and the
fourth ball permitting the selection Of
another site was passed by . vote Of Is
TO I-SsnAtOr Hinman.
The sun., 1910-05-24
BLOCK STEAMER INOUISTrION.
PeOple Arriving In Canada Refuse 20
NRsWeT Irrelevant QuestIons.

MONTREAL. May 2s.-Canada's new
immigration regulations were the cause
of q short but successful mutiny on
board the White Star Dominion Line
steamer Msgantic. which arrived here
to-day
lt appears that pursers Of vessels have
orders 10 make every passenger Of no
matter what class fill up forms containing
long lists of questions. Several first olaas
passengers refused. Tho refusal spread
10 the second cabin and when the steamer
arrived In port to-day only the third class
paSssngsn had obsyed orders. The
questions are not relevant. the passenger
argued. and had nothing % DO With their
ooming % this country.
When immigration oficsrs boarded the
vessel they were unable 20 show any
authority 70 ask the questions. Can't.
Smith refused 10 keep the people on board
until Ottawa could be communicated
with. and they eventually landed vio-
tnriorln
The sun., 1910-05-24
FRiNCE STORM SWEPT.
Alsa shakea by Earthquake lives lest
and VIneyaFds IAd waste.

SPECIAL Cssl' DsspairAss 10 THE sUN
PAaIs. May % HurIicanea and tor
rental rains continue 10 sweep over
Francs. This afternoon Thonon-les-
Bains was visited by q storm which was
followed by a watsrspout Three per-
sons were killed. The municipal build
inE was washed away and the body Of
a brother Of the Mayor was carried miles
away
Resins, in the Department of the Marns.
was visited by a hnrricans. Several
sections Of the railroad we're washed ont
The famous vineyards near Epsrnay in
the same department were devastated
Great damage was caused in this latter
section
In the Department ~ Tarn thers we're
similar disturbances. While asismio ahocks
we're felt at Agds. in the Department Of
HeFault
PARIs. May "a -Thunder.,Orms ac-
companisd by q wind Of almost cyclonlc
fury continued throughout the night and
numerous deaths in various parts of
France have bssn reported
The sun., 1910-05-24

turn IN the paper he had brought prepared.
pocket the other paper and walk out. He
had passed
Two months ago the members ol Local
NO, 90 Of the Plumbers and Gas Pitters
Union. anxious 70 learn who vas 20 blame
Tor the iaaue of plumbsrs' HCsnses regard
leas Of tho Qualification 0f tho Fecipisats,
started an investigation. O'COnnsll and
Moore both belong 10 this lOcal. O'COn-
neil was selected A. investigator.
IT was like settinE the boy Who stole
the pie 10 catch the boy who stole it, hs
said with a laugh.
The sun., 1910-05-24
TAXES SrEPFATBEFS NAVE.
". O.. OrcutI's Daughter chooses 10 Ne
Nllsa Mellonand.


Miss Jessie NJ. Orcutt Of 800 West Nine
tieth street got permission from supreme
Court Justice Mccall yesterday 70 drop
her fathers name because -the name
Orcutt is repugnRnt. being associated In
the petitioners mind with that Of a man
whose conduct toward his wife. the Pc
titiOner's mother. was such a. 20 justify
her In obtaining a divorce
The petitioners father ls Minard L.
circuit. now living in los Angeles. who
was divorced in 1897. Mrs. Orcutt mar
Fied william p. McClelland. a real estate
broker. In leo. and In telling the Court
why ahe wants 10 take the name Of Nc
Clelland Miss OrCitt says ahe has been
troAted by Mr.. McClelland as one Of HE
own blood The change win be Of Pc
ouniary advantage to her beMuse she will
inherit tho entire residuary estate Of Mr..
II her mother dies before
him or with him.
The sun., 1910-05-24
GUESSES on ARJOURNSENT.
Congress Legislators F'Aee n Somewhere
Between July 4 and July ~.

WASHINGTON. May - Several leEis-
Ators who called at the White House
to-day gave their views on the date Of
adjournment Of Congress.
4 think Il will he about July 49, said
Champ Clark. leader Of the minority
In the House.
Put me down for July H. was Repre-
sentative Nick LongWorths guess.
'I'll take some u that July A. said
senator SnOOt Of Utah.
'lt'll hardly BE- a. late as July is'
remarked senator Crane Oi MAsuachusetts
About the middle Of July predicted
senator Dick of Ohio.
We ought 10 got away before July L.
said the optimistic Mr.. Crumpacker Of
Indiana.
The sun., 1910-05-24

The Cuban revenue cutter and Eunboat
Hatusy. which Wns originally the yacht
Pantoosot. owned BY A. 8. BiRalow of
Boston. arrived yesterday from Havana
and wsnt 10 anchor In tho NORTH MvsF
After hsF commander. Capt. Eranoinoc
Diaz, pnya h8 neapootE ~ tho Cuban
Consul hers the Hatusy viii sail for Hath.
No. Tor en- OvaFhauling. hhe carries a
cqBw Of thirty men. measures SO tons
and n 3ii fest long.
The sun., 1910-05-24
RROKEN HEADS IN corn.
DtHereaee % Oplnloa SIN On Between
OBrienHes and Redmsndltes.

Special catis Ds'Daioh 70 THE suS.
CORE. May y The battle betwsen
tho O'Brienitea and tho Rsdmondiies
was renewed in the streets here this
evening
Twenty men were treated at the local
inhrmary for various injuries. includ.
ing broken skulls
A number Of policemen wers hurt by
flying stones
The sun., 1910-05-24
ALExANDRI STATsN EN0LlND.
Wai Always make aeF Hsme WIN Psopss
me lsyes ana WhS IsSye Iler.

LONDON. May D--In consequence Of
the rsPeatsd stories which have been
circulated 10 the eject that shs intsnds
10 make her future home In DENMARK
thu Queen Mother Alexandra has an
nouncsd that she win continue 10 live IN
England smOng those ahe dearly loves
and whore for iorty-seven years she has
heen the reoipieat 0f oountlous toksna %
affection.
The sun., 1910-05-24
60 70 aAnBEN otTT Ta.sAE.

See the iaStsui ucIiing nouuuy hulne property
ar1uld View YuFk More lhaB han q muilua
follaTa wgs1a % fe-fenes piols nave hsan sola ai
lafd1a CIV duriaf ~ lasi odaTa. Learn uhy.
Paoss ua1s p. ntFbeil r1 Fifa Avs.. i1f fuu
raFdculau. nfrf. nal--Ah.
The sun., 1910-05-24

The special Grand Jury that has hem
investigating tho traiio IN women handed
On several Indictments yesterday. ID
was underHiood thar employees on the
Gerry aociety testified.
The sun., 1910-05-24
COURT FOTR MONTHS BEHIND.
The ENetse ViSlatisns cases Pne IN and
Meme HAS Been Tried.

The number Of the violations of excise
law reported on Sunday last dwindled
90 hfty-seven, which is the smallest 20
far
There have been nearly 900 complaints
Of excise violations since the new order
Of the Mayors went into effect sin weeks
ago. hut not one Of the cases has come
20 trial, because the Court Of Special
Sessions is nearly four months hehind
In iis calendar, according 10 the District
Attorney
The sun., 1910-05-24
WANAMAKER sIFT 10 PARIS
Ipogla N Oln Time Costumes Pressated 10
the Nusee CaFnaynlet.

PAHIs, May y John Wanamahsr has
presented 20 the great municipal museum
known a. the Muse CaFnavalst a unique
collection 0f dolls oostumsd after the
period u Louis XIV. and Nv
The sun., 1910-05-24

A gUMmEN NAPPETiNEn-A ienrDoanfui of
sdmd.af.t aDp1nis trd tueldnu ll11--@ls.
The sun., 1910-05-24
KILLED nv MS own BOMB.
spanish Anarchist Victim % Wantoa out
rage N streets q RIAdFia.

Special Csels DsspaicA 70 Tmn SUI.
MADHID. May "A bomb was ex-
plOded tonight near the monument
commemOrAiing the victims Of May o..
1908.
The mAnipulAtOr Of the internal machine
vas killed.
Il is stated that he Il known 10 have
bsen an anarchist.
According 10 q late story the man
threw the bomb at the monument with
the evident intention Of destroying Il &.
This story says that he shot himself while
being pursued by tho Polics.
The sun., 1910-05-24

The victims Of May 81. iSos. were thoss
who were killed by the internal machine
thrown at King Alfonso and Queen VIC
tOFia - thsy drove to the palace 10 Madrid
after their wedding osremOny
The sun., 1910-05-24

CnAwRoun IorTE, WWG1g mFg. So.
lvahi. ~ silva 4ceuaHY Birilu. - fiih
Atl.-Aea
The sun., 1910-05-24
SPECIAL TTAEss oainE sioE SIE sEI- ANr'oCHr.

yisis is's5ad "a X ~ ss tsi = = 4 'Pi.1sl Ps1lsr
Anlrle l..T, Nigl Ae9 lel1 - a. ~. ~
a. II. 1.ANaIl@aalh
The sun., 1910-05-24

"ENtlN FINE odD MADEIRA WfNE
4 tr'l~inua DESSERT wine
.''Fr fsgrsco - FULTON 81 Neu York
The sun., 1910-05-24

e'ao WAC ARA EAlls AND nEIUuN.
F1 70 GiIrn nn - June iaL rctei
itruiaaI - Az
The sun., 1910-05-24

Tug FIAEA WuTEE auMmEn GANnHN
rnd NrFrlll VA aurn Wed. aVruilr. mrY tfIH
i1eclal uulie. Inei9 nay agg e9 raa1fgaila-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24

The Advent Christian church Of Rut.
land has decided 70 extend a can to the
Rev G. r. King Of Portland. Me- Mr.
King already has three other calls under
consideration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
cTIELsEA

Landlord u. D. Barnes was ia Barre
on business Tuesday
Miss Jessie Davis went last week 70
Barre City 20 visit her brother, Herman
Davis.
Miss Nellie Corwin went last week 70
Massachusetts 70 visit relatives ID Boss
ton and somerville
Miss Carrie Ransom went last week
70 Champlaiu. n. y, 70 remain with
friends for two weeks
Walter s. Goss received official notice
on Tuesday Of bis appointment as cen.
sus enumefator for che town 81 Chcl.
sea.
Nr. and Mrs q s. Adams have ne.
Gently entertained as their guest. the
formers brother David H. Adams, from
Hampton, n IL
Leonard II Bacon returned last week
from q business trip which took him
10 Hartford. Conn, North Charlestown
IN H., and Rutland
The family Of Horace Jones. who
nave carried on The town farm for the
past two years are returning 20 their
farm on the east bin.
Mrs. Elyira Peters. widow of the late
Edmund y. Peters. has been granted
an original pension Of twelve dollars
per month, dating from December, 1909
Air and Mrs Norman f. Hill return.
ed Monday evening from their wedding
trip and are moving into the w p.
Townsend tenement, on Main street
A public reception viii be rendered them
a. the grange nall Friday evening Of this
week.
George W. Taplin went last week 70
East Corinth 10 remain through the
sugar season, where he will run an
eTaporstor for bis brother. Joseph T.
Taplin, VINO has q large sugar orchard
and does an extensive business when the
season is right
Arthur W. Woodworth. president Of
the First National bank Of Enosbufg
Falls, was IN town on business from
Monday until Wednesday and while here
was guest Of Mr. and Mrs Hoatio
j Horaho0m who reside on the Smith
Taylor farm, on the Yershire road
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
GIRL BEATS FATHER.
In Suit for Wages ana Is Given $40.
and Costs.

In Suit for Wages ana Is Given $40.
and Costs
Newport, March PA very interest
ing case was brought % close yester-
day 10 Orleans county court when the
jury after being out al night. brought
N ! verdict for Mamie Allen 70 recoy-
or 500 and costs from her father, James
Allen 81 East Charlsstown. for wages
due for work while az home on dif-
feFent occasions Miss Allcns claim
was that her father promised 70 pay
Der instead Of employing strangers and
after q short time family trouble arose
following her mothers death, about the
disposition Of TIE property Her father
offered her $50 IN payment for services.
which she refused. and later sued her
father for $500 The case has been tried
before Judge Cushman in municipal
court IL Barton Ia which the decision
was in favor Of the paintiH II was
then appealed e county court and has
occupied all the time since March lss
and the court room has been hlied every
dav 50 intense was tbs interest Il was
q hoflv contested ease and Tuesday
was given up entirety to the pleas ~
the attorneys II w Thomas 81 barton
and John " Redmond Of Newport APP
peared FOR Mamie Alien and ~ H
Reifdon Of Barton and Il p Howe Of
Sc Johasbufy fer the defendant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24

The Vermont association Of Boston
will hold is annual sugarinN-oH ID Me-
chanics building. Friday evening April
/. New maple sugar from Vermont and
danehuuts made Nv q Vermont woman
viii be served as refreshments, as wei
as cider which came from Reading, VT
with the usual aceompanimeRts Of cheese.
pickles. popcorn. apples. etc Dancing
VIII be enjoyed Fialdinas First Corps
Cadet orchestra furnishing music, and
other amusements viii Be- provided for
those who do not care 10 dance. Yer
monters and their friends win BE- cordial
lv welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
FsrATF 81 IoUIsg Il. LOMBARD.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable
District 81 Washington AZ Probate Court
for the District Of Washiaeton To all persons
Interested n tbs estate Of Louise NJ Lombard,
lats 81 fiainheld IA said District deceased,
Greeting.
Az Probate Court, holden 81 Montpelier,
within and for said Distriet on enc ieth dag 81
March, 1910 an instrument purpuFtiBg 10
be the iast Wa and Testament Of Louise NJ,
Lombard. late 81 Plainheid IL said District.
dereased was presented 60 the Court afore-
said, for Probate.
And Il Il ordered " said Court that the an
day Of April, 1910. At the Probate Office IN said
Montpelier, be assigned for proving said in
stfument; and thar notice thereof be given to
All persons concerned, hy publishing this or.
der three weeks snccesslyely IN the Barre
Daily Times, a newspaper circulating ID that
vicinity, in said District, previous 70 the time
appoin ted,
therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, az the time and place afora-
said, and contest tbs probate Of said will Il
you have cause.
Given under my haad st Montpelier. 10 said
District this 10th dag 81 March 1919.
FRANK j. MARTIN, Judge.
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