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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
III. Gymnasium Entertainment III
Friday.

The entertainment given at. tn,
Gymnasium Friday evening last FOL
the benefit OF the New Domestic
Science Department proved In ever,
respect a complete success thanh,
20 the efforts and contributions Il
Interested friends.
An excellent program was given
aud entertaining moving pictures, al
ternating with the musical numbers
provided very enjoyable evening
for the nearly three hundred peopl,
present.
A handsome sum was realized foi
the equIpping aud providing two
rooms at the Seminary for this new
aud Important feature OF the schoo
The net proceeds are approximately
1850 90.
This amount viii be placed In IT,,
hands Of the Ladies' Association OF
the Seminary 10 be appropriately eN
pended FOR this branch OF the school
work as occasion arises,
Those concerned In securing thh
fund wish here TO gratefully az,
knowledge the invaluable assistance
Of the Misses lioyt. also that Of the
ladies OF tho Tuesday Morning Sim
Ing Glass"
They would also express their
thanks 10 the Patronesses whose gen
erous subscription Of tickets qua
anteed the success OF the enterprise
and 10 others who assisted In dispos
ms Of tickets Mr. Max Brietkopf &
deserving Of credit for his painstak
lns efforts TO secure suitable fllmf
a, short notice and for other assist
ancc rendered
Mr. Charles n Hawley has pre-
sented the Department with yalua
Bile double-oren cooking range, an
acquisition which will be duly ap
preciated
Others have offered other useful
items toward equipment. and IL haf
bern suggested BY the ladies Asso-
citation" that later a ~, Of needfnl
utensils be published IN the Jour
nal In view 81 the fact that seyeral
have volunteered TO contribute som,
specific article for the use Of ths
girls taking this course Such list
may later appear Altogether IL
has been very gratifying 10 note the
general and GENEROUS interes, srons
I'd In behalf Of this very practical
phasr Of the educational activities Of
the school.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
A WORTHY Object.

It concerns all who ! i've IN Yer
non more or less 10 secure the
Proctor pledge OF $4,000 before
he end of this year when 1t lapses
Vermont must not let II lapse' The
Home for Destitute Children in Bur
.ngton has done great work N
It's 81 years. and II is vital to the
interest OF our state 10 give il lib
eral support
All who wish to help on the Sl5
300 yet to be raised. will please
,end their gifts to Henry G. Cush-
ing of the Woodstock National Bank
Mrs. Frederick Billings, Sr
Sept. 9Th. 1913. WOODSTOCK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
District Nursing.

On Friday afternoon an informa
meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. Loveland Munson to discus,
the practicability OF establishing /;
district nursing system at Manches
er. Representatives from the tire,
villages were present. After a thor
ough consideration of the need II
the town OF Manchester for a, dis
trict nurse and OF the proper form
which the work OF such a nurs.
should take 1t was decided to un
iertake the project under the auspi
ces OF the three local improvement
associations and the County Associa
ton. A committee of four will b.
appointed. one member to represent
each organization concerned. TIL,
town will be districted and contri
buttons requested for the support
OF this work. II is hoped that the
interest and support. OF every fami
ly in town may be Obtained.
A leaflet describing the purpos,
OF this movement and the condition
under which II is to be carried OF
will be issued very shortly and dis
tributed generally throughout tn
town Those present at the meetine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
EXPIRES. TAFT ~ MANCHESTER
Dr. Taft Royalty Entertained n
"Hildcpe" by Robert Todd Lin-
coin.

For the second time within tht
past year William Howard Taft has
been guest at riiildene" hayins
arrived In town from Montreal u
Friday afternoon of last week and re.
naming until Monday afternoo1
The ex-president was accompanied
ON his trip by Mrs. Taft.
Mr.. Taft's first visit was last sum
mer while on HIS campaigning tont
n rough the east, but his last tn
was made as private CITIZEN anu
he enjoyed every moment OF II to-
There was ideal weather all throug'.
his visit here and there was not a
day that he was not out on the gol.
links OF the Ekwonok Country Club
with the exception OF Sunday.
Sunday was the particularly busy
day for the distinguished party. In
the morning DR.. and Mrs. Taft AT
tfDutd uNihf Sti fit'S AZ lhf WI
gregationsl church. where short
sermon was preached by Rev. s. X.
Perkins. the pastor. In their honor
special music was sung.
In the evening large dinner par
ty was given by the hosts TO which
were invited number Of the sum
mer guests in Manchester. The din
ner was at 1870. After the dinner
a musicale was given to which were
invited large number OF summer
,ottagers and several OF the towns
people. The musical was held at
. 80 and those taking part In the
included Miss Leonora
Jackson OF New York City. noted
Misses Frances and Grace
Hoyt. vocalists. who were accom-
panied by Mrs. J p. Geddes OF
Brooklyn
Among the guests at the mus
,ale were ex-Goy. and Mrs. John Alb
ner Mead OF Rutland. who remain
ID over night at the home OF J
.. Wilbur, and ex-Gov and Mrs
I0hn A. Dix Of New York who weri
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace q
ioung at their cottage here.
The Tafts left Monday afternoo
or Lake Erie. going by way of A
ANY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
JtIs.I MiNsos ENDORSED


A fun meeting u the Bennington
County bar Was held q, the cosnp
elufse office 10 Bennington ON Tues
day AID The foiIoSlns resolutions o.
is.ti by Senator James X Batehel-
der " Arlington we're adopted
Whereas, the Hon John w
RuWeli. chief justice Of the sup.
rrma court OF this state. after {
i0a !, aud honorable service on the
beneh. has resigned bis high posi-.
ton. thereby causing vacancy Ia
t..s office Of chief justice. ana
sasfsAs. the Hon. l,oyeland Nunsoi
has for many years been an asso-
eiate justice Of said court, and. By
bis sterling Integrity. his sincere
aud entire devotion TO duty and his
high attachments as judge and a
lasyar commands the confidence aud
esteem Of not only the bench and
bar. but OF the people Of the state.
therefore, be IL resolved that IL +
the earnest hope aud desire Of the
bar OF Bennington county that JUS
tice Munson be promoted 10 the Of
flee Of chief justice. as being foi
The best interests Of the state and
deserved tribute 10 his long ser
vice on the bench
The following resolution introdne
ed by Collins NJ. Graves was adopt
ed ---
Resolved, That a committee OF
three be appointed by the chair to
communicate 10 his encellency, the
governor. either by letter or other
wise. the resolution just adopted
ard ~ other respects do what the,
bonombly can 10 further the promo
ton Of Judge Munson. "
The above resolutions Will
particularly gratifying to Judge
Mnnson coming MS they do from hia
colleagues OF the Bennington Conn
" Bar.by whom he has always beer
In the greatest respect and highes
esteem. 1t viii also be gratifying
the judges many friends In Manche
ter. among whom his whole life ha
been spent. and where none know
but TO praise.
The Windham County Bar ais,
mes yesterday and adopted resolu-
tions unanimously indofsing Judg,
Munson for chief justice OF the sup.
RENE court, while the Washington
county passed similar resolutions las
week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

Tie 10 legal fellow well met. Ne
likes his company. aud his COMPANY
likes him Everything Is hls wi,h'
out q contest
The fuiara' Mr. Taft probably
is not worrying aboa, that A. q
lecturer on the las at a leading uni
sersi,y he has opportunities for
great usefulness As president OF
the American bar association be viii
enjoy a distinction higbl, valued IN
the profession, Hs has much TO sat.
isfy ambition: and II there should b,
no other call for him. HIS dsys may
be- happy, as everybody hopes they
may be long. Ia the land Of his
birth and his hear. Washington
star.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
Estate Of Elizabeth N. Burton.

Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct.
STATE on VERMONT. district d Man.
chester. ~.
The Probat, court for ne Disylcf n Man.
chesfsYs
To all person lied 10 the estate 0f
kiixAbstb NJ. Burton late of MANCHESTER Ia
said District. deceased.
9sssrrss,
WnsnsAs said .our has assigned the
~ day ofDrtob@r, NJ ten O'Clock In she
forenoon, Tor sssmining and 81
loving the account ~ The kssrntof
~ The estate ~ said deceased and FOR
deere. ~ the residue ~ said estate 4. the
issfuI elslmsHts Of tue same and ordered
that public notice thereof f,~ given " ali
persons interested in said estate b publish.
Ing this order three weeks surpsssl ssiy pre-.
sious ~ The day assigned, Ia the MsleLss.
ter Journal nswspepe putiisbsd ~ han.
chester. w naid district,
THEREFORE,, you are hereby noiinsd 70
appear at The PROBATE Dffirs In Manchester,
In said District. on the day ssslsHsd. then
and thsrc 70 eontsst the sliowsacs Of ssid
heo,unt " you sss esuss, and 20 sstsbitsk
yoef figkt ~ heirs, iesatses sad lawful
G claimants ~ ssid residue
:. owen andsl my band thss Isi aay VI
September. lsis
- EDwAsn GsigyiTH. Ipdss,
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THE VERMONT COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that tn
annual meeting Of the stockholder
II The Vermont Company viii b.
hela al the office OF the compan,
- bennington, in the County o
Bennington and State OF Vermont
on Tuesday the 10th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1918. at two o'clock In tn,
afternoon, for the following pur
poses:
l. TO elect not less than nint
directors aud two inspectors OF elee
ton for the year ensuing.
2. TO elect any other Officers re
quired by law or by the bylaws.
o. To transact any other bushes
that may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated at Bennington, Vermont
Ids seth cay Of August, 1913.
ROBERT T.. HEALY, Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

The Third Assistant Secretary O.
State has given notice tina, October
20. 1918. an examination viii be
he'd In the Department Of ststs
AT Washington for the positions OF
secretaries in the Diplomatic Ser
vice. Full information as 10 de
tails can be obtained by addressing
the Third Assistant Secretary OF
State promptly Representative
Frank l.. Greene. Room iso. HOUSE
Office Building. Washington. will be-
pleased 20 respond to any inquir-
les concerning this matter that may
be addressed TO him by persons In
tcres;ed In IL, and will be glad Il
DO ali that he properly may TO pro
mote the opportunity OF deserving
and ambitious young men In ting
Flm Dis,rie, TO take this enamina.
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
WILLIAM n. TAFT.

| His brethren Of the American bar
regardless OF party. warme 10 Mr..
Taft ut the meeting at Montreal. Tie
| was a toast, and was elected by ac
.lamation president of the bar asso-
citation.
The honor was well bestowed
Probably, too. II was most highly al
preciated by the recipient. II he
we're the sort OF man needing u
balm II would serve that purpose
coming so soon after the political d.
feat of last year.
But Mr.. Taft takes fortune phil
,sophically Good fortune does not
slate him, nor does bad fortune cast
aim down. He entered politics with
'eluctance-going from the bench
20 the Phillippines-and he quilted
politics last March without a groan
,r reproach.
Mr.. Taft 10 well described In the
phrase, "a born lawyer" He Inherit
I'd his taste for the law. His father
vas one OF the foremost lawyers in
ais day: and this son Of all the
'hildren was most like him. Alb a
consequence. the son was carefully
trained for the bar. and early made
lis mark In the courthouse.
Some Of Mr.. Taft's closest friends
have always regretted that he was
nrned from his profession. He pre-
ierred II to politics. and has reason
,ble hopes of reaching the United
States Supreme bench. 1t might be
aid that he was In line for the pro-
notion when Mr.. Mckinley found
Use for him In another quarter.
And even then 1t was not thought
hat his judicial ambition would be
more than postponed. There was ex-
pectation which he himself may
rave shared that. after establish
ng the new government In the
philippines. he would be transferred
% the bench here with life tenure.
But. lawyer as he was. with the
judicial taste and temperament. he
vet succeeded 80 well in politics he
)ecame for a time a fixture In that
iield. and passed as a reward for
uccessful services from the COVER
nor generalship Of the Philippines TO
the secretaryship OF war. and thence
20 the presidency OF the United
States.
He Is now back among his breth
rem OF the bar. and most welcome.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

The nfst eHndl-stick WAS i'oy Tia
sat 10 the Former of Scottish Kitchen
holding n tarve Of mr. rundls In his
hands. frum time 10 time ,ntting ano
trimming II 10 make II burn brightly
Tue Or candle was i-ngth Of wood
cut FROM Kind OF fir tree which u
found -nIbeid.d IN the pssst This
Kind OF candle IL still used In some
parts OF scotland Il usually fell TO
the LOT Of the herd inddi~s'' to act
the part OF candlestick; but should a
beggnr ask for nights lodging be
was expected to relieve the herd lad.
do" Of his duty. A cnndlestick Is still
called In Aberdeenshire a ''puir man"
OF "poor man "-Chiid's Hour
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
Estate Of Mary Perkins.
Order OF Notice vii,

Order OF Notice viii.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester. ~. nv ~
The HonOrabi, Probate Conrt for As
Distrfct u MIHehsstey;
To all persons interested in ths estate Of
Mary Perkins. late VI rupert. III
said District, onSnTlss,
Alta Probate Court, holden 1T Manchester
within and Tor said district on the sra dsy
sept. 1918. an Instrument purportins 10 bs
the last VIII and TestAinent Ut hafy
Perkins. late, of Rupert, IN said Lbs.
trict, deceased. was presented 10 The Court
aforesaid, for Probate. ~
And II ~ ordered w said Court that The
Nth day u sept. ivIy. NJ ths Probate once
IN SAID Manchester, bs assigned for proving
said instrument. and that notice thereof ~
given W all persons concerned. by pub
fishing this order three weeks snccrss.
lively Ia the Manchester Journal . psDsf
circulating Ia that vicinity, IN said Dist riot
previous 10 the time appointed.
THssEp0Ex. you are hsfsby notified 70
appear Defors said Court. at the tins ed
place aforesaid. and contest the probate u
said viii, n you have cause.
9ivsn under my hand Ut Manchester, 10
said astnct. this sfd day Of sept, lels
- EDWARD oRfvrITn. ypAss.
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mrprBlIcass MY N MAINE.
stubborn ttghi is tsisincs old
District Won iit Peters.

Portland. Ne. Sept $ Speaker
John A Peters republican. o. Els
worth. was chosen 20 fill the Faean
ey Ia the thind congressional dis
trs today BY a plurality Of sbs
over Mayor william A. PattAngall
democrat. Of waisTslllc. with I'd
ward ". Lawrence Of LuHc, pro
grosssge. a poor third IN tho race.
The returns In this special cleo
ton in all but a small island plan
tssion. gave
Peters. iS.ios. pattansall, IA
$50. Lawrence. 6.4s7
The vote for president In Noyem-
Der vas.
Wilson, democrat. 1859. Roose-
welt. progressive. 1896. Taft. re-
publican. 7.iss.
Republican leaders were iubilani
over their success In view OF the
earnes, figh, waged by the national
administration 10 capture the dis
trict.
Mr.. Peters said
Il regard the result OF the cleo.
tion as a signal triumph. not onls
for the republican principles of pro.
lection, but also for the new liberal
repnblicanism believe II 10 be EN-
tirely possible TO harmonic and
unite the anti-demoeratic strength.
The differences between the pro
gressiyes and regular republicans
are not fundamental, but more dif.
ference OF opinion as how the same
principles should be administered. "
Pattangall Attributes Defeat 7,
Tr,achory Among the Democrats
Mr.. Pattangall, the Democrat,
candidate. gave out the following
statement tonight
"The election OF John A. Peter
20 Congress from this district shoul
not be construed as rebuke to tn,
national administration II Is who'll
to be attributed TO democrats
treachery Because certain mel
failed OF success In the primaries
they deliberately sacrificed the party
In this election The democracy o
Maine is loyal to President Wilson
and will present united front II
the next four years campaign"
Halbert II. Gardner, member o
he progressive national committee
II Maine said tonight
Lack OF funds hampered the pro
sressiye working organization ant
prevented proper publicity. II Il
evident that the voters OF the third
distric are absolutely opposed Il
the politics of the democratic pa
ty."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

Washington, Sept 8. Returns
from the Maine congressional elec
ton We're awaited here with extra
ordinary interest by the leaders OF
all parties.
The democrats, who had sent Sec
'etary Bryan. Speaker Champ Clarl
and other notable campaigners, into
Maine to aid Pattangall. were keen
~ disappointed when news came thtl
heir man probably was defeated.
President Wilson waited for tn,
eiurns until late In the night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
Commissioners Notice.

by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Manchester Commissioners, u
receive examine. and adjust the claims ane
denian Of NIL persons against the estate OF
Robert Anderson late Of Manchester In sale
District, deceased. and all claims exhibited
IN offset thereto hereby give notice that ".
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the
store Of 8. h. Tay lor In the Village of Man
chester Depot In said District. on the VI da,
Of March next from O'Clock p. VI until I
O'Clock r. NJ on said day and that STA
months from the lat day 81 September A. ID
1918 IL the time limited by said Court foi
said creditors TO pre- cent their claims to US
Ia. exHminatio and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this LIST day OF Sept
A. u. 1918.
w. ]. CRAWFORD. laom
SMITH JAMESON. "''''
jennie Anderson Admx, Manchesi"f
Depot, VI ii
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Commissioners Notice
Estate Of susan Lawrence. /

| The undersigned having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the DIS.
tfict ~ Manchester. Commissioners, To re-
ceiye examine. and adjust the claims aud
demands Of all persons asalnst the estate u
susan Lawrence, late OF Manchester.
In said District deceased, and ell claims ga
hibited In Onset thereto, hereby give Notice
that we viii meet for ths purpose Aforesaid,
at the Factory Point National HANK Ia
the Village Of Manchester center. In sAid
District. on the End day Of March
next, from one O'Clock .. IN. until four
O'clock y. ". on said day, and that siI
months from the 18th day of August, A. ~.
1918 II the time limited by said Court for
said creditors To present their eiaims W "
for examination and allowance.
/, Dated ~ Manchester this 2sth day Of Aug.
A. D., 1915 t - - Fs
WILLIAM II .HoBERTs. u ~.
EARLE n. MARSH. '"s'
A. h. Marsden, Administrator. Msochs..
terOenter, VI. ~
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Estate Of Lemeul E. King.

Order of Notice 10 Pay Debts
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Man
chester ~.
The Honorable Probate ConH .f,f he Die
biet aforesaid:
10 all persons interested IN the estate o
Lemeal y. King late Of sunderland ~ ssic
District, GREErINGi
WHEREAS. application IN writing haiti
been made To this Court Ia writing. by TIA,
Administrator praying for license and M
hO'ity To sell NIL Of the real estate OF said
deceased for the payment OF debts mud
char. e. OF administration. setting forth
therein the amount OF debts due from said
deceased the charges of administration
and the amount OF personal estate and I'll.
situation OF the real estate
WnFREupoS, the said Court appointed
and assigned the 18th day Of september
1913. al ten O'Clock A. H., nj
the Probate Once In Manchester IN said
District to hear ana decide upon said appli.
cation aud pc ftion and ordered public
notice thereof 90 be given To nil persons
Interested u erein. by ~ blishing nj orders
toRet her with the time and place 81 hearing,
three weeks successfully Ia The Man
chester journal II newspaper published at
Manchester. IA said District, which circu-
lntes In the neiRbborhood OF those persons
interested therein all which publications
shall he previous to the time appointed
for the hearing.
rnEREFoRK. you are hereby pothed to
appear before said Court AZ the time and
place assigned then and there In said court
to make your objections to the granting OF
such license, " you see cause.
Given under my hand ut Manchester In
said District, this Mth day OF Aueust~lgl3
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

we're Mrs Loyelsnd Manson. Mrn J..
n Hard. Mrr u. L, wyman. Miss
stella Taylor. Dr l.. ". Hemen~sy /.
Dr L. NJ Kelley. Rev ] y. Brown.
Rev, & X. Perkins and n, n. Morse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
How's Thisa

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kns assf ~ taskfrh thai esnBs.s - rnfrsi ~
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Chs8ss r. the ixsi " years, snsi sseiirss hirn
psrfsriis sStofshlf "a al business ifkaser.
s,nqss xaf 1nancsa1if shie to- carry ani any
etAtestAss raRie ~ hfs rrsn.
lFFs&. kfs-s~ Mssstx
Mhnscshls bfxsgeasis Toledo, q
Rallt 1etsffh tpft II tsloF snsrfnslls
srftNg diversity n..af tbs hl01sa ard nsu~sss
ssffsrss - HE sss'Tsn. Testimonials ssst
'tss. Pfsrs IN H~i tssstie- ncae ~ All DRUG
Gssts.
fsss Ran Fssniiy Pills FOR o. nssipstsoE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11
NOTICE!

Plans and specifications for the
new school room nt Manchester
Village are now ready. Builders
can obtain the same from Mr..
George o, Woodcock, Architect.
Manchester Center, Vt. Bids
for the construction OF said
building should be sealed and
wrappers plainly marked. Said
bids will be opened by the build
ing committee, Saturday even
ing, Sept. 10th, at y O'Clock.
the right TO reject any or all OF
the bids is reserved by the com
mittee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11

Here IL The program ss rendered
Prugram
Accompanies. Nn } = tirdaeS
Cbsrys
aj The Mslasnt soag. nelmnn
90 Laiisby. brahms
tcg sing on. peuEa
Ladies 81 the Tuesday MornihE
sinTing Class
soas Group.
tal VIOLA scrensta. Tast
gbl Amor. Amort. Tirend.il
tct Loves sorrow. sbeiisl
Nine avi-Isrooss
Duet.
Come 20 Already. Edward German
The Misses Hoyt
An Old Romance. Guy n'Ardelol
Frances Hoyt
Solo.
Selected.
Grace Hoyt
Pstsos~-ses.
Mrs. J. l.. Beekwlth. Mrs. j y
Geddes. Mrs. ]. l.. Given. Miss w
ID. Hawiey, Mrs Edward 9. Isham
Mrs.. cbas. Isham. Mrs. w II. Me.
cIure. Mrs. w, ID MeKim, Mrs
George oryis. Mrs. c. II. Pray. Mrs
Albert NJ. Reed, Mrs. Geo. II. Thach.
err. Mrs J. n. wilbur. Mrs II O.
Young.
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Commissioners N0llce
Estate Of lula ~. a,eh.ra.on.

Estate OF Julia ~. Richard
THE undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the bis
tfict Of Manchester, Commissioners, To re.
ceiNe, examine, md adj lust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate al
Julia NJ Richardson late OF Manchester.
In said District. deceased. and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto. hereby give no.
tice that We VIII meet for the purpose sfors.
said nj the ONCE of Frank q. Aren't
bnId, ESQ. In the Village of Manchester
Center In said District, ON the 2iat day OF
February next, from one o'clock Pm. until
-four O'Clock p. ~. on said day, and that sin
months from the yist day of Aug, A. D.,
1918, IL the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims to US
for examination and allowance.
Dated nj Manchester this yi-t day Of Aug.
A /. u. 1919,
JOHN II, WHfpPLE, i,.
HORACE j. ruLLnn oVihss'
Frank q. Archibald. ESQ. Executor, Mon.
chester Center, W. ~
Il b9limg tiifGy.synau