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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
MISS DUNBAR AVIRETT
 HOSTESS AT BOX PARTY

Two of the boxes at the Jefferson thea tre yesterday afternoon were beautified by q coterie of Birminghams loveliesi girls. Miss Dunbar Avirett was the hos tess and her hospitality included the young women who are to attend Miss May Fox at her wedding, with Miss Fox as the honoree. The party witnessing the Chocolate Soldier together included Miss May Fox, Miss Dunbar Avirett, Miss Gladys fnslen, Miss Ruth Evens. Miss Pearl Guscott, Miss Carrie Lou Wilson Mrs John F. Fletcher of Memphis. The young women afterwsrd enjoyed tea to. gether.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
TO ATTEND MISS FOX
 AND MIR. HARRIS

The marriage of Miss Mary Fox and Nh. Roscoe Harris, which will take place "Wednesday evening, November 15 will be u church celebration. taking place at tI1e south Highlands Presbyterian church. Miss Fox will have asher maid of honor Miss Gladys Enslen andS-as matron of honor. Mrs: John C. Fletcher of Mem pnis, the sister of the groom. Mir Far ris' best man will be his brother, MT. F. Glenn Harris
 The bridesmaids will be Miss Maybelie Cosby, Hiss Ruth Evens.s Miss Dunbar 'Aviretts sef GsunibSfland,' Mds Miss ePehrl
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sicans who contributed in such large measure of their time and talents.
 ITO the press Of the aity for unstintec and contiuned use of their columns To the ministers of various churches fortad- vice and assistance.
 "ro the governing board of the Country club for the use of their lovely prop er.y. To Mr. Jean Houston for his enthusiastic and cordial interest in making ihe lunch con satifactory in every way. To he friends who assisted in decorating church and club house. To the Birmingham Rail way, Light and Power company for dis playing advertising matter.
 And finally, To the large number or men and women of all the churches who "watched and prayed" and strove to further the spread Of Christ's kingdom on earth.ns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
MUSIC AT THE
 SOUTHERN CLUB

The following programme will be pre- scented this evening at the Southern club during dinner. from to s;30 o'clock, by Claimants orchestra:
 1-Overture-Merry Wives of Windsor, Nicolai.
 2-Selecton-Mefis Boite.
 S--Entre act-Bide Wee, Lorraine. -Selection-Sweetest Girl in Paris, Howard.
 5-Novelette-Cecilia Klein.
 --Selection-Naughty Marietta, Her bert.
 7-song-You and Me in theSSummer- time, Aufder Heide.
 -Selection-Paradise of Mahomet, Planquette.
 9-Waltz-Dream Waltz, Powell. 10-Mrach-The Dashing Cavalier, Ora ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
EUMENEAN SOCIETY
 HOLDS A MEETING

The Eumenean society of the Biirning- nam college held en interesting meeting Frieay. A Reclamation was given by Alr. b. K. Pegues, who was followed with talk from Professor Hainff on "A Young Mans Ideal" Others appearing on the programme with great pleasure to the members were Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Katherine Pierce, Miss Bessie Strout, who presented g. series of musical num- berE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
"GALLIA" TO BE SUNG

There promises to tbe a beautiful musi- cal service this evening at the South High and Presbyterian church, Highland ave nIe and Twenty-first street, south, by the chorus choir of this church. The evening will be devoted entirely to music. The organist, MT. Claude R. Hartzell, will give an organ recital of 20 minutes. The soloists will be Mrs. Leon Cole, Mrs. John Peck, MT. Idris Thomas and Mr. Leon Colc. These sololsts are all well known in this city, but Mir. Thomas, who has beautiful tenor voice of great sweetness and wide range, and sings delightfully."-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
MIR. ROBERT BURNETT TO
 WED MISS CLIFFORD

Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Baxter Clifford announce the engagement and approach ing marriage of their daughter, Jessie Elizabeth. to MT. Robert Farquhar Bur nett of Birmingham, Ala, the date of the wedding to be announced later.
 The above announcement is made today both in Birmingham and iii Texarkana Tex, the home of the bride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Greene will hold an important meeting Tuesday morning at II O'CLOCK, at the Mercy Home.
 Tle Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent's will meet at the hospital Tuesday at 2:S0 o'clock to discuss important matters of business. A full meeting is urged.
 
 The Nineteenth Century club will meet this week on Thursday instead or Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Samuel Earle on Niazuma avenue.
 
 Tho William L. Yancey chapter, II. D. C., will meet the third Wednesday, November 15. instead of the second, No- vember s, with Mrs. Bissett, 1211 South Fifteenth street.
 The Birmingham Humane society Will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, November {, at 3 o'clock Ill their office, third floor city hall, council chamber. A large attendance of members and friends is desired. The Council of Jewish Women will hold a meeting Thursday. November 3. in Dr. Newfield's study at S:15 p. m. A talk will be had on hygienic and dietary laws, with Mrs. A. s. Joseph as leader.
 The final rehearsal of the dances to be presented at the open meeting or the Music Study club will be held at the Country club Tuesday, November z. at o'clock. All participants ill the dances are urged to be present.
 Members of the Music Study club who have not yet received tickets for the open meeting may secure same by sending dues to MeS Dayids, 1S1J Cottonwood avenue
 The Ladies Benevolent society of Tenn pie Emanuel will meet with Mrs. Morris Adler Tuesday afternoon at o'ciocsf. The call for the meeting is urgent. Al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST ! IN SOCIETY AND WOMAN'S WORLD

MIR. DAVID BIsPHAM THIS AFT ERNOON - ENTERTAINMENTS FOR BRIDES AND BRIDES ELECT RECEIVING PARTIES ARE ANNOUNCED -- DEBUT PARTIES-MISS NORMA HOOD ENGAGED TO DIR. LESTER MIR. ROBERT BURNETT TO WE'D MISS CLIFFORD OF AR KANSAS-OTHER NOTES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
BELL-STEELE
 CARDS ISSUED

The following card has been received by Birmingham friends:
 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gideon Steele in- vite you to be present at the marriage of their sister,, Miss Sallie Julia Steele, to Mir. William Foster Bell, on Tuesday evening, November. II. at 6:3O o'clock, 1i5 Eighteenth street, east, Anniston.'
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compliment to Miss Virginia Abbott.

compliment 10 MISS NlrBlnla ApDotl.
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. Mrs Chapline Hodges afternoon re- ctption for Miss Josephine Hodges. MT. and Mrs. Hampton Sidney Smiths cotillion at the Country club to present Miss Harriett Fitts.
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson give dance In honor of Mrs. J. Hudson Barker, Miss Carol Woodson and Miss Clara Lee Woodson.
 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 The opening reception of the University club
 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %. Opening reception at the Southern club
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

The solost will sing selections from the
 Messiah" "St. Paul" and "Elijah,' fol-
 lowed by the chorus sneing Gounods '~Gal'ia.' The choir of this church will sing one oratorio each month during the winter, under the direction of the organ ist, Mir. C. Rauels IIartzell. The public is cordially invited. Services at this church begin promptly att7:90 o'clock. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
MISS NORMA HOOD
 WILL WED DIR. LESTER

MT. and Mrs. William Hood announce
 the engagement of their daughter, Norma,
 to Dr. Belford s. Lester. the wedding to take place in January, the exact date to be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
NOTES AND PERSONALS

/ Miss Leila Elizabeth Wood. the charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sterling Wood. who is spending the winter at Sophie Newcomb college. New Orleans.
 will return to the state on next Tuesday,
 November :, to act as maid of honor at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Rose mary Hairston of Tuscaloosa. to MT. ElE llson Bingham of the same city. Miss 1(airston is pleasantly remembered by the members of Birmingham's younger social
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
They Always Please

Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Ex- tracts never disappoint;. they please all classes. all the people, all the time. Best and takes 1eEs'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
Flesh, white. pink, brunette; Satin skin powder is made in dainty tints. 26c.
Notice

Notice
 [ am now prepared to promptly take caro Of all orders for evening gowns for tho coming balls and receptions. Special prices for. a few days. Mrs. Ginzler. 101S1s Sd ave. Bell phone 4007.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

The Ladies Benevolent society of Tenn pie Emanuel will meet with Mrs. Morris Adler Tuesday afternoon at o'ciocsk. The call for the meeting is urgent. "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
CONTINUED ON PAGE soy

Tho many friends of Mrs. IT. W. )'Byrne, who was operated upon for ap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
nentler.Lapne.

The following is taken from
che pawlet items In the Granville
Sentinel;
4 very pretty house wedding o.
CURED 81 Pawlet August 2, at the
nome "a Dir. and Alrs Iniotly T.
LaDue. when Helen theh Youngest
daughter, was united in mauiasa %
Ernest j. BENTLEY Of Manchester.
The ceremony took place al ! = m,
III the afternoon ia the presence n
near relatives and friends.the Rey
David Hughes officiating MSS Mill}
Paddock played the Wedding march
While the bride aud bridegroom
stood under an arch trimmed win
ferns and roses, The house was
decorated with cut flowers ana ele-
MATHS ii a pleasing way While the
collation. directly after tAc wed
ding was everything ihQt could be
desred The young coapla NehJ
away in All automobile on lhcir way
10 Montreal, the Thousand Islands
and Niagara Fails Mrs Bentley Is
another one Of Pawlet's school teacl
ers that has decided to leave school
teaching for matrimony she was
educated at the Troy Conference aet-
denny and has taught for some
years. In her new venture and new
home at the Bentley homestead at
Manchester, She las the lest wishes
Of large circle Of friends Those
present 81 Tie wedding outside o.
The immediate family of the bride
we're MI and Mrs Ira Beatleg OF
Manchester Center, Mics Graves aud
Charles Graves Of Sunderland, Rose
I.aDue Of SALISBURY Nerna waters
Mllly Paddock Ina Paddock and hls
David Hughes Of Pawlet The bride
Vas tie recipient Of many beautiful
gifts from her friends,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
ExncuTloN SALE.
clara S chnds ExeeutriS

Vs.
laura a. Bradley and
Gilbert ". Bradley
Notice Is hereby given that hold
an execution against Laura A Brad.
les and Gilbert W. Bradley in favor
Of Clara s Guilds, as eNecutrN Of
Inc last viii aud testament of
Asaph =. Childs, issued upon a
Judgment rendered By the County
Court within and for the County
uf Bennington, at the December.
term 1910 thereof. for Seven Hun
dred Fifteen Dollars and Ninety-tour
cents. damages. and Twenty-six Dol
lars and thirty-fiye cents costs; and
that said execution has been levied
and extended upon the following de-
scribed parcels OF land situate In
ne own of Manchester, in the
county of Bennington and State of
Vermont. with the appurtenances
thereof. and with the said debtors
right In equity TO redeem the same.
as the property Of said debtors, TO
wit.
one parcel is the home of said
debtors situate on the north side OF
Depot street, so called, in the village
Of Manchester Depot, and is bound
ed on the west by lands formerly
owned By j. G. l3lackmer, now own
ed by Mrs. William Miller, lands of
the estate OF Mrs. Sewell Bourn,
lands of NJ. G. Wright,
lands of Alice Keene, and lands Of
.C. ii. Parker; north by Elm street,
SO called; east by lands Of Helen
King and lands Of the estate OF w.
II. Fullerton; and on the south by
said Depot street
The second parcel Is a piece Of
land situate on the south side oil
the Rutland Railroad and Is known
as the "Ilollister Meadow" contain
ing about eighteen acres of land
with factory and other buildings,
engine and boiler thereon.
Notice is hereby further given
that by virtue of said execution and
by direction OF Holden 4 Healy, at
torneys for the creditor in said
cause, unless the said amount OF
said execution, costs and interest,
together with my fees and legal
charges thereon, is in the meantime
paid and satisfied, | shall sell the
real esttae above described, tbut
first setting out homestead there
from) with the appurtenances there
of, and with all the said debtors
right in equity to redeem the same,
or SO much thereof as may be nee
cessary to satisfy the amount OF
said execution, interest, and all costs
thereon, at public auction to the
highest bidder for the same, upon
the said premises at Manchester De-
pot, In said town OF Manchester, on
the 29th day of August. 1911. at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, to sat
isfy the whole or in part said
amount of said execution, costs. and
interest, together with my fees and
legal charges thereon, as directed
ia said execution.
Dated at Manchester In the
county of Bennington this 26th day
of June, 1911.
NJ. J. CONVEY,
1868 Deputy Sheriff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

AMONG THE PEOPLE.


Editor Manchester Journal
At q special meeting 81 the TrGs
tees az Harr 4 Burtoa Seminary
held az ihe library 81 the semlnnry
% AngBAt 10, 1911 Mr. Albert NJ.
ilted was elected member 81 the
soatd 10 fill the vacancy left b. tho
death 81 Hon. A i. Graves sir,
Reeds father, the late Res A g.
Reed. was FOR some TINA . Trustee
and elsrk of TIE Board
Mr. FFank N, Wilson oi Rutland
wa eieried Trustee Ia the place *
tha late Hon Josiah VI li9liiMcr %
Rutland. Tor many years a Tlaslee
u the BOARD. and al the iine u MIS-
death lis honored President II seems
appropriate that a citizen ~ Rut-
lard sheuid ooaiiHae "a " mcm-
bcr ~ the Board a. anong the
asmss 81 the fifteen original Trus-
t,es who signed Dee. 2iet 1881
ihe urdiuatees % Corporation e.
isaff seaiinasyr was ihai Il wfliInm
paee ~ Ruilana,
ksr 4 p nuni, castor II lAe
Congregational Church 81 Dorset was
elected 4 membeF q thR BOARD "a
plaee d Res Charles s. caehast ~
slge~s pnw engaged ia Educational
etrk III Aegvat, Turkey. Asia M.nof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

Afls8 an absence gt MFafi}
three seeks he editor reformed g
bls duties o. Wednesday mofnlnE
after an extended trip hn,ugh me
great Canadian Northwest - a mon
bef 81 party cotton ~ und"f inc
aasplccs AZ N nuskeyc press Aaso-
citation % ohio The parties vert
quests Of the Dominion government
aud visited al q the imPoriam.
e,iseA Ia nofthnest Canada. roing
a. iar north ~ Edmonton Alberta.
aud Az far scst AZ Field, y. g. com
lng h0ma over the southern route
u the Canadian Pacific railroad
through winnipeg An extended &C
count 81 the trip viii be made later
ou For the benefl, u those mem.
bets Of the Vermont Press Associa-
ton who failed 10 take advantage OF
the trip we eaB oaly aay that the,
have missed The greatest Thing tn
their lives.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

n8gsat Wea repro ntfd la tAo
lsaafd AZ TO- aieni8e 81 the oeaiaan'
esa 81 Corporation b 1he R Eel
,Hliam Jasksen elo rendered dg
tuEuished eFfc nntll a det h
1913 aud uAase name Aoa
Aoia word 81 Dorset ID ill daa, as
& alsa that d Reg gatem 81
Pratt. who Sas elesed neiaper g
ne Board ~ 1851 aad Son
nofe lhan fiftg geFas az Interested
aad valuable Truatce ana for eleven
years its beloved and venerable Pres
ldeHt
Rev sidney X. pclkiae li Pass
tof % tbo Congregational church.
Manchester. was also a.eeod lllB
Jos Is tho plare lait vacant DC the
resignation % Rey ], 2. Adam, one7,
time pastor of the same rhulrh. wAo
tho having removed nom Maaebes-
tor anll retained his position uron
the Board.
The Rev James Anderson, whu a
the time Of the organization Of the
Seminary, was Pastor 81 thR church
and who WAS one Of the original
Trustees, continued a member Of the
Board until hiss deocase I'll 1881. q
greater par, of which period be was
the Clerk Of the Corporation. May
tits present successor be- able ~ da
as long and valuable a service.
The Revs Messrs Perkins and
Hunt were elected members OF the
Executive Committee,
Ri. WYMA&. Clerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
Eon ale 40 cLosn AN nsrArN.

In the village Of orwell, Addison
County Vermont facing the Green
a two story wooden house, and plot
on which il is situated, consisting Of
about one and three quarters acres.
House has on ground floor, hall,
reception room. parlor. dining room
bcd room ANA large hath, kitchen,
laundry. pantry aud closets Five
hambers on Second story Hard
wood finish furnace heated, and pro
idcd with tank and running water
Good garden fruit trees, barn and
tables Sufficient land to pasture
cow VIII be sold furnished or I'M
furnished. Possession given at once.
An exceptional opportunity 70 pur-
chase an attractive home, ready for
occupancy, III pleasant village, on
advantageous terms. Inquire Of
GEORGE N. WRIGHT Executor
1873
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
ZIG risn AND GAME SNOW.
New buildings Crested for This
Purpose NJ Addison 10. A'air.

Sew bindings Crested tor This
Purpose ~ Addison 20. aair.
Middlehury. August 10th The ~
flcIals Of the Addison County Agricul
ttral Societies are busy With the
details Of the G7tb annual exhibition
which takes place on the wen dp-
pointed grounds here Tuesday Wed
neaday Thursday ana Friday Angus,
~. 30. 81 and Sept ! Il g plan
ned 70 make bigger ard better
gair than has ever taken place OF
the grounds before aud the reputa.
tion already wou in this respect
places THIS event II he foremost
ranks ~ agricultural fairs
Among The new eshihts viii b a
big showing 81 The fish and gsme
IN Vermont and fer thiA display 2
special bailding has been erected.
Tie structure VIII be 50 teet iqug
By % feet wide and Il Rill BE- pie
1ided with equipment for fhe speelai
showing 81 both game and fish
An expert from iha Goyernment
fisheries department nt Washington
will be I'll attendance during enc tair
and lend DIS aid toward making ne
exhibit one Of great value ana Inter
est
IA hoat 81 Addison county resi-.
dents hago taken a hand II ratbeF-
ing together specimens ~ TIN firms
tribes and The animals ihat Hill
abonnd about tEe state q herd of
dozen deer have thlE early been
assembled Tho collectlou promises
u 81 a lag our ID fact tAe elgge
eyer eeea uaGcr one foot IL the
state.
Eniries for inc elaea raeea 8ill
lose August Is and each Glars alr
ready bas a hiF entry 1he gaeiag
schedule alll le ihe layg H iAe
history q Tie saeieig and IS efHy
respect "the Ecat faiF 81 che
champiam valley promise io ado
stestly u ihm reputation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
Journal Office
For Job Work.
Estate of Aurora N Taylor
Order of Notice Of Allowance of
Annnnnl

STATE or VERMONT. District OF Manifest
ct, S.,
TnE HONORABLE PROBATE tauHp FoH
Iuf DISTRICT AtuHHsAIns
To nil persons Interested IN the estate ct
Aurora NJ, Taylor late of Rupert IA
said District, decreased, uRErrtNul
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the
glth day of August next NJ O'Clock IN the
afternoon, for examining ui1 allowing the
account of the Executor Of the estate of said
deceased hnd for decree of the residue OF
snid estate 70 the lawful claimants 81 the
same, hnd ordered TINT public notice thereof
be given 20 MI persons interested Ia snid
estate by publishing this order three weeks
surcessiS1iS previous to the day assigned,
III the Manchester journal, newspaper
published at Manchester Ia said District
THEREfOhr, you ara hereby notified To
appear az the Probate Office Ia Manchester
~ said District, on the day assigned. then
ana there 20 contest the allowance ~ said
account u you see cause, aud 10 establish
your right ms heirs. leghtees ana lawful
claimants to said residue
Given under my hnnd, this gfth day OF
July. 1911.
10 EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
l.Ncnrsion Through Lake tiearg

On sunday August both, the Rut
Lard Il, H.. VIII run popular eNeur
s'on through Lake George from Ben
iagton Manchester and intefmed'
Iau stations 70 Clarendon inclusive
Pare 81 so for tho round trip. Fcf
time of special train sec small ad
teriisIng flyers. 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
champions iiaud .hnrr'ca~ a.
AMlml I.Acing.

CfacnWaids Champs again de-
seated the shamrocks 70 q very one.
sided contest at the spa grounds oa
wednesday aug fib
70 use the common expression,
ahtre was Hothiug 10 Is, the chan4
Blona duply lad the shsnirocks be
MILDRED
Tho pcnaui for which the team
played was handed 20 Grueuwa'd By
REGAIN en- Thursday morning a. p
o'clock and Is nom on view ~ NE
trophy raom 81 the Champions. This
Equinox team win play the strong
West pawlet team on Saturday Aug
Igth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

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fissiiessss III laaAYRlsse. Ne4HNes lsas gH0Kelt
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

YESTERDAY pas hsuninrien eAy
ana rirAi royalty ava sheg obsffs' y
N she great pageant Whieh 80
AfhaEhi ont there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17

tmsiailoRa ais err faf ihe tonlh
anauAl meeting 81 The Vermont Files
srsesl Association at Lake ppamofe.
Brandon. oa Sep, 4 and y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-17
Estate Of Gertrude B. LIddle.

Estate OF Gertrude b Llddle.
Order Of Notice VIII.
STATE or VERMONT, llta1c, u Mao.
chester. w.
The Hoa6raLie proJafe Cotrt for me
District AfDfesdii:
10 all persons interested ~ the estate of
Gertrude Il. iIadie. late ~ Dorset. ID said
District. deceased.
GEFgrfsGi
Alta Probate Cntlrt holden al Manchester
within aud for said district on The 5ist day
u July. leli, ma Instrument puFpOfts
ing 10 b. THE last VIII aud Testament %
Gertrude y. Iiddie late 81 Dorset, ia said
District, deceased, we're prevented ~ the
Court aforesaid. for Probate.
And " ts ordered w snid Court that the
zsth day III August. isfi. az 10 O'Clock ~ the
forenoon ut the Probate Oii1eF in shld
Manchester, ~ assigned Tor proving
said INSTRUMENT and that notice thefeof -
given 10 all persons concerned, ~ publish
ing this order three weeks success
lively ia thf Manchester Journal, weekly
Newspaper published W. said blkifiel pre-
yions VI the time appointed.
THghFfOEF, gOu aFs heftDy bVitHTd -
npDeaY ,sefDfe said Court. ~ ihs time and
piaes Aforesaid and contest fbe PROBATE ~
safn vii II yDa have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester ~
ssid District this STAT dsy of Jui,. 1911.
is EDWARD GhlSFITH, Jaass.
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