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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

WARRINGTON. u g., Sept H.
The value ~ the minoral produo,s "
the United states now exceeds Sf.hDo
ooo,eo year according ga lhc United
states 0cniaeical survey Though
lhin value falls fat below that ~ the
counlr,'e Gar mprodurts, the maRni.
turc and scope % the mineral Indus
try may ne host measured hs compar-
lnR " with that 81 either countrieA no
ono 81 which can compete wlsh the
United states in abundance ~ variety
80 mineral resources Tho United
states mlncs nearly 40 por cent ~ the
world'b output 90 coal and produced
80 per cent ~ the petroleum 10 ipas
~ the more essential metals. 40 pcr
cent If tho worlds output ~ lr1n ore
~ raised from American mines aud
tho smei,ors ~ the United States fur
Nash ~" world with 80 pcr cent ~ 10
Lead snd cline
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVFRTTSTN(94

tate ~ Maria valdez minor, 1esc Ma
NAlacs guardian; ~ TIE l.~satc 81
said Marta vaidcs. miner. Josr Ma
NHldca guardian has flied in the
County Court ~ Nuccos County hls
Final Ncccun, " the condition ~ saii
estate. together VIA an application to
ee discharged 49, Guardian thereof.
which wiz be heard by orr said Court
ON the third Mcaday IN september A
y. 1914. same bclng the slAt. dey ~
september a. ~, 1919. at the Court
House ~ said Nucccs county ~ tho
cts ~ Corpus CHRISTI rcxaA at which
slime and place an persons Interested
in snid cseats are required 60 appcar
and contest said Final Account aud
Application. 4 thoy see proner
Witness ~. r. lu,or cicrk - tho
County Ccuf, ~ Nucccs County. Tex
aM
Given under my hand ana the seal ~
said Court al my office IN curpua
christi Texas, on this. the s6sh. day %
Aug.. A. ~, 1914
" w. tutcr. CLERK. County Court.
Nuocos County. Texas.
ny Chas Walters. Deputy.
a.. 50 A true copy, | certify. NJ
u Wright, sheriff. Nneces Count,.
reNaa
oscar neliary, Deputy.
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
VERMONT paoongssIvas.

BURLINGTON. W. Sept ~ The
Progressive state convention ASSEM-
blcd In this city today Tor the nomlna
'ien 81 candidate for United States
senator and a state ticket 90 be voted
Tor at the November election Al IN
indications point TO the nomination ~
Fraser Moizger for the United States
senhtorshlp. Mr Mctzecr wGa the proc
grcssivc candidate Tor governor two
years ngo.
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fLereneR succraps eAposR

WASHINGTON. y g.. sept II
The change Va the command ~ ting
Atlantic fleet became operative TODAY.
Rear Admirni charics Z l'adeer h,IH'
ing HIS flag ns commander. n-chlrf II
the siert IN succession 20 Rear Nd
mirnl Prank r. Fletcher Admiral
Fletcher las brcn detailed % duty with
the Navy General Hoard uc viii serve
year ANA retire next August.
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To the Sheriff or any Constable u
Nuccrs County. Creating
y T. Eoynon. Administrator de honin
non ~ the estate Of G. ". Nrnos. de-.
ceased. having filed IN ow CounD
Court his finni account ~ The condition
~ the estate ~ said g a. Arnen, do
erased. together with nn application
90 bc discharged from said admins.
lFation You nre hereby commanded,
that by publication ~ this wit for
twonty days IN newspaper regularly
published IN She County ~ Nunrca yoii
give dpr notice 10 ali pcrrons Interest !
- In the account fos final settlement
- yald estate 70 flle their objcriionr
thereto. n any thef have. on Or before
ihe September term, 1914, ~ said
County Court. commencing aud TO be-
holden ~ the Courthouse ~ said s'ouH.
~. In 'hr County Of Nuecrs on the 2isi-
day IN September. a. -. 1914, whei
said accoun, and application viii be
considered By raid Court
Witness H. y Luter CLERK % The
County Court Of Nuecca County
Given under my hand and seal ~ nai
Court "a, my office in ihe city ~ Cor
pun christi. this tat. day Of September.
a. -. 1874
fseaD ~ y Ln,er. Clerk County
Court. Nucoes County. Texas
By Tlliie Copeland. Deputy
true copy certify. N y. Wright
Sheriff Nuccos County
Hy Oscar ileliamy. Deputy
Advertisement
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Lust on AUGUST lzia. hctwetn
cay Drive store and Hardin Court
silver watch with double lsd. black.
heather chain, scr with silver caeie
Finder return 20 1890 Water strcrx
Ter reward asa
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MILLINERY BARGAINS.

Not shoddN Ercds. but splendid
,aiucs for the MONEY. Mrs l.euoS
invites yoa TO cali 81 ait's Chaparrei
street Np stairs spceial care siven to
rtmodrling sat
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Bssasnse OF IT. lake ana coamwise
trade the rnited stntca ranks second
in the number and tonnage ~ vashols
engaged IN commerce hut sixth among
the nations IN foreign trade
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WANTED. MONEY.

WANTED $500 on lots near caldwell
SIN ,asscssed Al sseoA Tor 80 DAYS AZ
lere, Address npN its. rag
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THREE PER CENT MONEY You
can arrange 20 borrow money az per
,'h' per aunum Frank l.. Arthur
l.lnm ~. - Greer Nundlng. lle
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FOR SALE--Or viii exchange Tor good
clear farm hand II equal value. a stock
~ dry goods and fixtures valued at
about sa5600o. Address =. @, Box 30
8. Skldmorc. Texas. @ss
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SALE OR T'RADE--For vacant lot
Ny fine standard bred driving mare
and snrry Phone $50 r. B Edison. 2f2
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WANT TO TRADE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 3s-foot
gasoline cruiser; 20 d. o., cylinders 4
cycle motar electric sights. toilet etc.
Fully equipped first-class condition
and a bargain. address Seadrin Fish
q oyster Co scadrift Texas 2se
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AUTO BARGAIN.

Automobile Bargain. five passenger
.ar. newly oVc,hanlcd Spi,dorf Mgh-
tcnsion magnetic. new tires an round
Fuse 4 i.cev Repair shop i.asana
aud Chaparfhi streets iSs
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WANTED


WANTED To rent modern three room
house boy octohor 2. Permanent rent.
crs must be close in Address r. 4.
BOX fst
WANTED Ali your and. hand forni
inre. highest cash prlcc Cath,,'. snd
H"nd store, tig Lawrence street. Phone
iSf
WANTED To haul 300 loads ~ hae
f'Fo ana light transfer rlces reason.
able Telephone iist. residence 200
Mesquite. J b. pitmau s
Capable Mllllncr wants position gan
handle spanish trade nopartmcn,
store preferred. Address. Box Cal.
Ser office
WANTED statesmen 20 handle onr u,
tensire line ~ metal paranncd card.
hoard folded edge fibre and other
signs calendars. fans and novelties
Write today The scloto sign CO.
N'"'"n' onto Go
WANTED Help wanted m tunnels
County "a gather grain. head maize
ana pick cotton steady work IL ass
suted from now untl after Januar,
'st good prices paid one half to one
haio per acre all over tho county come
az once prepared 90 stay We would
like 60 hear from several families
plenty room address. Dallas T. unw
Nns Secretary Labor bureau Winters
Texas Is
WANTED Lady ~ refinement and ex
poricncc, soiicils management ~ room.
ing house or hotel Cos or ont ~ cit,
small compensation. best of reference
Address BoN 2io care Corpus Christi
Caller 2to
WANTED ny October 18TH modern
furnished or unfurnishe6 house CLOSE
in and reasonable ss-s,. private resi-.
dcnce preferred Three adults mo-
pets Address " "a Baker al s a.
r. 2ie
WANTED Your stcnographic and no.
nry work 90 do. Satisfaction guafan-
tccd. ola Baker, tos starr. Phone $50.
an
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aooMs AND BOARD.

Room and board at reasonable rates.
1907 North Water street PCS
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sraAYso.

STBANED Tuesday night from 1899
water street. one Jersey COW in fuli
milk Medium 10 Ai1e aud color small
horns. oac hanging low over left eye
FOR reward notify, q ~. Hardy. Phone
7ss ist
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FOR RENT New three room cottage
on Rogers avenue sSo8 per month
Apply al no Mesquite street or rhonc
sa2 sgs
tuR RENT Par, 81 out siorc room ~
rleh, party Ideal Hate rafior. Az
''"ptrh street 49,
Nuc i-ro"m ana one 5-rcom, com.
pletcN furntshod hunralows. :sip ana
lagi water street. fcr rent inquite
Mrs Ootineh. 500 ralu Alto aifsot NJ
-...a.aa.s-a...
For RENT Two ioreo upstairs
south rooms. furnished Near csnirai
sehoui 52s s. nroadwa, phone no,
gso
FOR RENT Sew slcep,ns r,osn. an
wi'atc famiN ror pcn,lcmcn. ioill
mesquite street phonc lag sail
FURNISHED ROOMS.
THE ANDERSON" suites furai.hea
complete for hopsekceplug desirable
central looation oVcrlook.ns hay also
single rooma 3is North water stregi
ihonc sse. gOi
ron EENr Nlccst furnished apan
mcnts iu the city Good prices ia pcr.
mancnt parties. rhone issi or can nj
1890 Water street. nig
FOR REST -Four lieh, Housekeeping
rooms single or n-sute furnished
or unfurishcd one hlork from hay.
rbouc No. sst or cail sgtlt Chapafral
street aea
FOR RENT Clean modcrn rooms with
kiiohenottoa. running water. mvntories
nd all modera convonienccs. az reason
able rates. European Plan over post
office The Tourist Hotel. CORN Mes
quite n
ron RENT conc or two furnished
Housekeeping rooms, bath. nfhts.
private home g blocks iqom pastoffice
"n bluff; reasonable gol Butcher
ron REST suite vi downstnir
housekeeping rooins at etg Mosuullo
street Phone $50. Miss Crocker ig4
tpR REST Nicely furnished rooms.
with convcnicncca central close 10
business no children. SOS Mesquite
street 100
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
ligh, housekeeping. 1913 chnnarrnl
street ia4
ron RENT win rent 20 reliable
party two nice furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping Location on south
blun one block from car line rood
locality three blocks from school win
rent FOR nominal price Address y q
g. caro Caller Oftlcc 2s7
---..-..----.-..-.---...- -...-..---.---......
FOR REST &ice cool rooms with
board. home cooking, riHm on hay.
Ratios reasonable. a0i water street
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED Nurse fer g-year.uld bab,
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WANTED Competent middle pgsI
chauffeur ana yard man. Good wnssa
lianrd and room Only those Wishing 10
DO yard work need apply Addrcas No
2a4. Caller office ga
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NOTICE nv PUBLICATION or ri.
NAL ACCOUNT.
The State ~ Texas,
TO all persons interested Ia the 80
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Nurse for 2-ycar-uld baby
Apply mt third house from Epworih
car On Bushich place gie
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MALE HgLp

MEN oar illustrated catalogue cN-
plains how W. teach the barber trade
In few weeks; mailed free write
Molor College san Antonlo Tcsaa 2o7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nREss MAKING special work In ae.
signing Tor ladies ana chlldrcn. Phone
lots. lsoi water stttst g3s
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

General typewriter business. cieaninE.
repairing, rentals, sales Expert work-
Reasonable prices n. A.
Miller at Smiths Book Store Phone
AS.
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SITUATION WANTED.

Teacher with first grade
state certificate ana "a years expert.
onco wants school az siOe.oe OF u2soo
Address J Is. Iordon. carbon. Texas
iGa
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WANTED To rent modern thrc, rcom
house boy october = Permanent rent
'rs must De close in. Address r. a.
iloN ft4
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For RENT Ncw three room cottage
on Rogers avenue. sSe8 per month
Apply at no Mesquite street OF rhonc
.4A sgS
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DOT ypur nowr 81 launching of
corpus CHRISTI from Jewel & Lloher.
Phone tatf. sse
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toR RENT Part 81 our scrc room "a
usht party Ideal Hate raflor. Az
roopira street nt
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FOR REST Eioe cool rooms Win
board. home oookiur rlpm on bay.
Rates reasonable. 1901 Water street
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

ing it along. Every yard that he push
ed meant furlongs for his rivals.
Sweating, straining, desperate, he
faced the handicap.
The great crowd saw the situation.
Cheer after cheer arose-as they
watched the racing monsters bear
down upon the man who was striving
to overcome the handicap of fate.
Dawson swept by in a cloud of burn
ing oil-swept on to victory for the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

National Tetzlaf passed him, then
Hughes, and still the Italian showed
and pushed-and, when grimy, burn
ed, exhausted, he pushed the Mer-
cedes across the finish line more than
$4,000 men and women arose and
screamed their admiration for his
plucky struggle.
Beaten, De Palma received a great
or ovation than was extended to the
victor, and, in defeat, won more
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Normal School Notes

DR.. Peaks was in Burlington Friday,
where he attended banquet of the Men
Teachers Association of Vermont.
Misses Catherine Robinson and Jennie
Campbell are the latest victims of the
mumps in Normal ranks.
Misses Corliss, Day and Smalley took a
nike to Morrisville Thursday, returning
on the train that evening.
Misses Houghton and Lucier went on a
snowshoe trip to Hyde Park Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Mosley, '0s, of Winooski
visited the Normal Saturday.
The Ameda Campfire was organized
Friday under the guardianship of Miss
Emma Elliott. The Campfire has mem
bership of 16 girls from the senior class
Miss Houghton has a division from the
junior class.
The second appointments at training
school for this semester we're given out
in Chapel Friday morning. The girls
will begin their new duties Tuesday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Johnson Grange

The regular meeting of johnson Grange
Mar. 8 was we'll attended. The program
as advertised was carried out as nearly as
possible, some numbers being cancelled
because of the illness of the participants.
Mrs. Hayford was 10 charge of the music.
Next meeting March 10 with music in
charge of E. W. Griswold. Program as
follows:-Recitation. Mrs. Elwood; Ques-
tion-How do you account for the fact
thattfarmers have less influence in poll
tics than lawyers, though the farmers are
20 times as numerous? c. F. Hayford,
DIR. Peaks and others; special by a COM
mittee; Question-Do country homes need
expert leadership in household economics
and domestic science? Mrs. Scribuer,
Mrs. Hayford; Reading. Mrs. S. J. Davis.
Every member should make an effort to
attend and see what the committee has
prepared.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Prize Speaking Contest

The prize defamation contest will be
given IN the Opera House Monday even
ing, March %. The admission will be 20
cents. The members of this contest were
chosen last week from a preliminary con-
test which was open to all members of
the Dramatic Club. 1t will be close and
interesting contest besides affording a
very pleasant evenings entertainment.
The program follows:
Music, Alice Mcfarland
King Robert of Sicily, Lois Peake
The Last Leaf, Ruth Lovejoy
Peo Patria, Amy Perry
The Country Post Office, Alice Dexter
Solo, Miss Elliott
The Soul of the Violin, Eta Folsom
The Fiddle Told, James Miller
The Only Way, Ruth Riley
The Death Disc, Lucy Barnard
Pantomime Song,
Misses Rand, Riley. Reynolds. Burn
ham, Chamberlain and Perkins
Award of Prizes
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Johnson Community Leagu e

In response to a wide spread invitation,
a representative body of about two hun
dred persons met in the vestry of the
Congregational Church on Tuesday even
ing, March II, to consider commu nifty in
terests.
From 6 to s supper, provided by the
ladies' of Johnson, WAS served by the
young peoples organizations. During the
serving these young people furnished
songs, class yells, and the diversion of
animated posters, which were delight
fnlly supplemented by several selections
bv the Mandolin Club, under the skillful
direction of Miss Whitney.
At Sis Archie Stone introduced the
serious business of the evening. He said
the purpose of the gathering was to hear
of the work of the three young peoples
organizations already started, and then
to form an association of the citizins of
Johnshn to support these organizations,
and also to take up any community work
which seemed desirable. Mr.. Stone then
introduced Miss Mcfarland, who spoke
of the work of the "Girls of the Blazed
Trail;' Mr.. Hunt. who told of the work
of "The Palthfinders;" and Rev. Mr..
Hazen, who reported the work of ,.Thu
Boy Scouts" DR.. Peaks followed with
a plea for the cordial support of all three
organizations.
The proposed constitutions was then
read and adopted, after which the John
son Community League" was organized
with the following offices: Archie Stone,
President; Mrs. G. P. Jones, Alce-Presi-
dent; Rev Frank Hazen, Secretary and
Treasurer; H. A. Barrows and Morris
Hill, Advisory Committee. Many sigma
lures to the constitution and receipts of
about thirty.six dollars gave assurance
of support to the newly elected officers of
Johnson Community League.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Kanjundu

Has every member of your family
bought ticket? Get one for the delin
quents.
Attend and see the children of the Con-
gregational Sunday School in their first
dramatic enterprise. They are making a
first effort to buy piano for the Congre-
gatlonal Vestry. Help them. Encourage
them. You all like good amateur play.
This one is very good and quite amateur.
Do you enjoy beautiful scenery, inspiring
ilght effects, good singing and spirited
acting Attend and see the excellent
quality of each they offer.
Friday evening, Mar. 20, at the Opera
House, johnson, Kajuudu. Don't for.
get the date. Admission 10 and Is cents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Fucker Street

Ezra Gregg visited his daughter over
Sunday. r'.@
Mrs. w. L Wright was in Morrisville
Saturday. S77~
Hiram Coleman has begun work for c.
E. Wheeler. s' ...
B. C. Hoyt was business caller in this
place last week.
Henry Buchanan was caller at Manu-
ell Bailey's Sunday.
Fred Harris was a business visitor in
Waterbury last week,
Roger Styles visited his parents in
Garfield the last of the week..
Mrs. C. E. Wheeler and Carroll were
guests in Hyde Park over Sunday.
Benton Harris was a'guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Bailey were guests
of his father, Manuel Bailey last Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Wright and Miss Lilah
Stygles visited at Mark Shaw's last Fri
day.
Lucius Boyce and son Leon of Hyde
Park were in this place the last of the
week on business.
Mrs. Stickney of Stowe and Johnnie
Bailey we're callers at Manuel Bailey's
the first of the week.
Mrs. Manuel Bailey and grandson, Lynn
of this place attended the birthday party
of little Laura Bailey. Ice cream and
cake were served. 40
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Garfield Road

Alberto Sherwood, who is i'll, is little
more comfortable at this writing.
Glen Stone and wife of Morrisville
were callers at o. W. Styles Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Crowell and daughter, Flossie.
were visitors at Henry StowelPs Thurs
day.
c. B. Terrill of Cadys Falls was bust
ness caller in this place One day the past
week. $40 " ANt
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Jones and daughter
were guests of relatives in Elmore the
first of the week.
Will Thornton has finished work in
this Mace and gone to st. Adams, where
he has employment. ~
Harry Stowell / d, helping his brother,
Arthur, a few days, the latter being con-
fined to the house with very bad car
buncle on his head.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-18
Sale of Land for Taxes
STATE OF VERMONT
.Aur r rnUFNTV

LAMoILLB COUNTY
Town OF WATERviLLR, IS
To the Administrator of the estate of ]. V.
stevens estate, executors, and to the land
owners, trustees, agents, mortgages, at
torneys. nonresident ropretors, and to
whom it may concern -
You are hereby notified that the taxes as
SEES ed by the iowa of Watervile for the year
1911 remain, either in whole or in part, un-
paid on the following described land and
premises in the town of Waterville, to wit -
Eeing all the land and premises known as the
George Mann property situated in the village
of Waterville, being the sa ne deeded to O. H.
Mann by warranty deed from s. r. and Sar-
ah NJ Her on Feb. 10, 1886. aud recorded in
Vol. 8, Page 90, of the Land Records OF wa
terville and is the same land an premises
decided Geo. L st Try, Admir- of ]. Y. stevens
estate by c. H. Mann and Louisa Mann Jan
~ 1919, and recorded in Vol Z, Page AL. OF
Watervill Land Records; to which records
reference is hereby made for a more particu-
lar description. And so much of said premis-
es will be sbl1 at Public Auction on the prem
Uses on the 22d day OF April, 1914, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, as shall be requisite
to pay ami discharge said taxes with All
costs and advertising 1less previously paid
Datei at the town of waterville aforesaid,
this 9TH day of March, 1914
"a ID. B. CAKES, Tax Collector.
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Estate of Abbie w. Crossett

State of Vermont-Dstrct of Lanole, IS.
The Honorable Probate Colrt for the District
OF Lamoille.
To all persons Dtes ested in the Estate OF Abbe
w Crossett, late If Stowe, in said District, de-
ceased, OrCeung:
Alta Probate Court. holden at Hyde Park, with
in and for said District, on the 18th day of March,
1o14, an instrument purporting to be the last
Mi, L and TESTAMENT aud Codieil of Abbie
w Crossett, late Of Stowe, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid tor
Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the 9Th
DAY of April, 1914, at the Probate 0fhce, in said
Hyde Park be assigned for proving said instrument,
and that notice thereof be gwen to al persons con-
cerned BY publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the News AND CITIZEN, newspaper
circulating in that vicinity, in said District, previ
Gus to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said VIII, il you have
cause.
Gwen under my hand al Hyde Park, in said
District this ord day Of March, 1914.
"a EDWIN c. WHITE, Judge.