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ELsEf s2Hft MAK T S8h gPSr
IL i sss'ni' bhGfhEhEH MARri MAH inG
vidaiily and as Exseltor and Tras,s. under
XNT M MHl s a ep% saS
Trustee under The alleged Las, will aud
1.s.:d ana Of cE EhE brsaE M1+. &c:
H$$EE$#ISS Ssrd.s'. HrahdS aFH iaiIsS
to determine The ve,ld,'y Of the probate o,
ssah ., code " a'tH a rfeesdar. S'1 TIa
a 4" in NsS Eosk ,m Eqa1'y brrpynAyrs
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to An,
swer the complaint In this action and TO
IN. Attorneys Within twenty days after
the service OF this summons. exclusive Of
,ailur. to appear OF answer, ,udgmen, viii
Jr Rss N ssN ys K kfRSEifEy z: S is
81 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan.
To ei IGcir NeT TRioSws.pRlpoE MARTIN. in
anisf 81 alleged Ls.s viii and Ts;,smsH.
DESIRE. otherwise known as John Martin;
WilANMr MAniIiT srS hni,A apoy.
The foregoing Summons Is served upon
Hon bar,ow : Weeks. one OF the justices
OF the Supreme Court of the state of New
| York. dated the ian day OF April 1914. and
ia IN. Office Of The clerk ~ New York
/ county on the isth day N hnril 1914 ~
the county Court House IN the Borough 80
Maintain. CITY. County and STATE o. Sow
York the original Of such verified comp!aii :
having been heretofore MED ia the oH A.,
4 % ihe said clerk OF the 18TH day OF April.
1910
, JEROME RAND & KRESEL, Plaintiff =
ATTORNEYS, Oflce and 4. o. Address No
81 Wall street. Manhattan. New York
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IORECIOSl,RE SALES,


Y6SssK 'HJoHN VvASDERRo PpSoEELL and GEENN
ThSNpIE y NORM rls!ntT, n sss,ri,s H.
iNG COMPANY and Others. Defendants.
In pursuante Of Judsmen, Of toreelosgrs
above emitted action and besriGg date the
III; !s,, retsrss g. aid ,sdsmsn. n.~sa ~.
ssi-sfooth, .SS. ii..S tesey street.. IN. tie
Borouss 81 Msnhs,,sn. c,,y. o.: New Yorx
noon on thai day 5v JOSEPH p. DAY.
Auct!oneer. the premises directed by said
Judyinen, 20 be sold. and therein described
AL tina; 10, or parcel OF iona. with the
Borough OF Mgnhattan. Guy Of New fcrt.
bounded and described as follows; BEGIN
lSo st a. gSn In four h S4hs o .i'
ti0l feet eastcrly from the corner form 81
sg ,hs ,n,ersss,,on o. IN. sonthsry siie az, %
parallel with s,s % %Veau- S ainsty -eisht t3i
block, thence eaeterly alons said centre line
o, the block and parallel with setn street
again psran.i with 9TH Avenue. ninety.
xe n sss ,r.. in'h ana ts.nss
Wester!T along the southefiy side Of soth
81 niw%eSixnve re-, to the pon, or Pass ace
seth strestE Tose;hcr Win 81, the nxturs,
tor with said premises. together with the
appurtersrces. and all the estate and rights
eGDN nn,sd H Il York Nav $40 g. ,s iS'"''e'
woncrsrfEhflH wisL ik sIX fs'! ti;or
news FOR PLAINTIFFS. 80 Rroai Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New
The feiiowins I. a dissrssm ., he prop
IVES, sa,h Stree,
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WASH NGTpN. May These ann, or
dors were issued
SECOND Lieut. g Hines Coast Artillery, -
san Francisco
Tiru Lieut. r T.. Cathro Nirth cavalry.
to the Gtuordl Hospital san rran'l~.".
tive 10th COMPANY 90 the coast d"frnces
Of Long Island Sounu
cod ". \ ShHuk from Eiphh tNrlr'
TO IN, Philippine department.
IAcut col. i II Porter, Judge advocate
from Nrny service school, fort l,elNeu
Gap, e T. WGratcy. from san Fran
col n =. Hirmnfhan Medical Corps
from Fort Slocum \ Y. Ia Vera cruz.
Major Il. II Nohlr, Medical corps. from
Warrington to Vera cruz.
Major T., Il ponr,e. Coast Artillery, from
Mar college 20 Fort Tnttcu. y.
Major j. Wheeler. VI, Coast ARTILLERY,
from For, Tottcn, y. y, to fort Adnins
Lieut., " \ sun Medical Corp. from
lieu, col 4 V Nccf"r Medical Corps
from Vest Point 20 Fort sam houston
Texas
These may, order. were issued
Commander T. +. S"hphcld, from com.
rAnd of the lsla dc Lusop to tn" Delaware
Co,nmnnicr I y Nsc,es. from comrinu-
81 the -. Luuis 90 command IA" \i'ks
bury
lieut. Commander u T. Parker frou
ia. Delaware 10 command IA" Culg"a
Lieut. Commander NJ - O. E'i- iro"
/ the West Nlrg'u iu command Of the MI
. Wuuk'c and oregon
Lieut., Commander IL y. Jensen. from
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r, 4lst st,
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above.descrioed
property IL to be sold. Is tSt.s61.5i. with
Interest thereon from the 18Th day OF April.
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting 10 1881 20. with Interest from
April ?2d. 1914. together with the expenses
of the sale.
The above described premises are being
sold subject to restrictive covenants In "A
certain instrument recorded In I.iber 729 OF
ConVeyancss at page 500 IN the Office OF the
Register OF the County of New York. and
any state OF facts "a correct survey may show.
The premises arc also being sold subject
10 y hrst mortgage OF $4,000. now lien
on the premises. with Interest on the same
from the Let day OF December. 1913. at
ttaG per annum.
dated. New York April ?7th, 1914.
LAFAYETTE II GLEASON Referee.
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sIRROGNTE>' CITATIONS.


AT \ SrEtOiATES CurKr, held in
rora'c~ OIllyo. at Mneoa, on The 23rd dry
.GHNIiAAl. Surrognt, In the Matter ~ the
I..iutp OF MiLlINN i * KENNY, deceased
Du fhr application ot Sea u. Hc'k"r, A.
EN..I.pr %. '.r It-' WI and Testament 81
Nlli,m OIL Is Eeuny lu'" &C. the Tn"n Of
Nrmpsto.,d W "lH stld county 90 Nassau.
deceased.
IT is nRDURED mat no're be given to
al persons having claims Hr inst tho estate
of the sul deceased, requiring them TO
present the same, with tine Nou, u'rH thereof,
10 spld E-,,utpr. AT hts place of trHusprting
hus. 1r-s ut ia, onl.r pf his ATTORNEY, 'h0" .rs
+, kelley, 80 Wa street, Sew York tity,
on ur before the lfth day ~ November n"> T.
aud that the st'l up'!ye he published In the
Nl.-,u county EeNlcW newspaper
printed IN the said County ct NHssau, and
Inc Sew York san, "a now ,nhper printed
IA Sew YORK CITY, "urn IN each week. for At
lr,-' six months from me day NJ tina hrst
publication thereof in me s.ll newspaper
JOINS = Gl iN M. surrogate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Pursuant to an o.drr of HOS. JpliN i.
GRAUAM Surrogate Of hc County Of
Nassau. uotice IL herruN given 80 al persons
having claims agaiusi WILLIAM J Is.
kENNN, late ~ tho ruWu of Hampstead, In
tho saig County. drtrntri. to present the sr'ue
Wan $40 Vouchers thct,or ia the subscriber
std deceased, ~ his piar" Of tltrsa ius
husinc-~ a thc Dth.r of Charies E Kelley
80 Wal street.. NrN York tIiy. On ar hofure
tho l'ih day Of Nu'cWhsr next
Dated ~ uru.t y. Nnrl ~ lQli
NEAL u BErkEH EN"rulor.
CHARLES v KELLEY, ATTORNEY Tor ~
.eu,or. w MaA street, New York city.
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Centre iine OF block.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-described
property Is 10 be sold. Is eighteen thousand
six hundred six and 10 100 tis. coo 49,
Dollars. with interest thereon from the 2ist
day OF April 1914, together with the cosis
and allowance amounting TO s3lS2l, with
interest from May I. 1914. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments ana water
rates. or other Hens, which are to be allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money.
or paid by the Referee. IL 1890 and Interest.
Dated. New York. May 8. 1914.
PIlINEAS LI.WINSON Referen.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New
England, cioudy. probably showers.
to-day ana Tomorrow, fresh south

For New Jersey. cloudy with probably
showers to DAY and morrow. mild tenn
peratures. fresh south winds.
For western New York. showers to dsy
and probably tomorrow cooler to morrow,
fresh south winds
NEW YORK. May s-'rhs pressure was
high yesterday over the Atlantic states IL
centre having moved southeas'Ward - th-
south Atlantic coast. but from the \ .--
ghany Mountains westward over all scctis ~.
OF the country to the plateau states the
pressure was iow--in no very DEFINITE form.
ton. but with centres over Wisconsin and
western wyoming.
II was cloudy over most of the eastern
half OF the country. with scattered rain IN
the Southern and Central States ana heavy
rains I'm Texas and ArkRnsss.
Throughout the West the weather was
generally fair excepting little tain In
California and Montana.
There was no freezing weather In any
section.
Temperatures were generally higher 10 the
east OF the Mississippi River and lower IN
tho Nor,hweft
In this city the day partly cloudy:
warmer. wind. fresh south to east. av.ras.
humility. 81 per cent; barometer. corrected
to read TO sea level. a, A NJ. 3o.os.
I. NJ. ?0o4
The temperature In this city yesterday, a.
re corded by the ofrciai theTmome ter. Ia shown
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

sTU Az $50 and s2s-Nstional Sash snd
Door co. irc. vs. Adolph HHgeman,
owner Nathan Picket, contractor t.. 800
AUDUBON Az. cor l7ist 1t .uNFrH-
Emil Nikolai ~ Gustav Boehm "Wu.r
cart |. kIeEer. contractor ..... ..... 500
l.STIt 81. n = whole front between -
Nicholas Pnd Audubou ave Prank FAM
60 vs. Moses GoOduau CORP, owner
Robertson Giovanni Contracting CO. CON
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The approximate amount OF the len Or
charge to satisfy which the above ues ribbed
property IL to be sold. j. slZ1,0SO, with IN
tcrrst thereon from the e5th DAY Of March,
lSlt. together with the costs and allow Ancc
amounting to f332 80, with interest from sth
dag Of April igli together with the cN-
penses Of the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates.
or other liens which are to be allowed t.
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid 10y the Referee, is Sts3e.G3 and interest
Dated. New YORK. April - l9li
JOHN T. ROESEN Referee.
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West I'D 81
The approximate amount or the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 he sold is twenty thou
saud three hundred thirty Ave and forty four
ono huudredths dollars S@l336.ib, with In
terost thereon from the 2nd dnV Of AprtL
1914 together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred forty-two and
sO-lOO Dollars tS2i9.s0l, with interest from
April 10Th, 1914. together with the expenses
OF the sale,
The above described premises are being
sold subject to existing tenanclcs ana out
standing unreCorded leases and any set OF
facts "A correct survey may show
Dated, New York April a7th. lHli
JOHN II koiAN, Referee
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MORTGAGES.

'NIh name aud address ~ lender ard
lenders Attorney
downtown,
south ~ Fourteenth ST.
I'NNEf st $, 1870 Rivington ST. Eek
kt''utn N0senhluth to EmigrHnt Ind
,'' btuk, - chambers ~, May L. yrs,
....... ..''''.''.. ,,'ii7 900
AVE PROPERTY Same 10 Jacob Marx.
'S " !tth st pr mtwe $1,000 Install,
g. May 4, atty, u wachtel. l7s
=, 10y -...,.... ,.,.,,,,,,t 81 800
fll SION ~, =, 80 q Greene IT. 2Oxs3-
rarG' ptularr.. ana ano 10 Tayr. r.
,1i- '"tpu 90 lark a.. All -. due May t.
p e, at,ys, Reeves r. ldi
~. 81 3d e. ssAloo Harry
~ Geo stranger 1855 Topping av
'. u,ge flio10 MAY !, Z yrs, u -
~, r - -, l7s Hwuy. ..,....,,,,si. 00o
% Wv Fht,PENrN same to Louis Hosen-
hNsiAe. ss Riverside Drive, " mtgs 1.I.'
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SlRROGATEs' NOTICES,

NICnOLSON. ANNIE IN pursuance ~ an
order OF nos. ROBERT LUDLOW row
LEX. Surrogate 81 ne county OF New
having 'lnims against ANNIE NICH6lSON,
late ~ the County OF New York, deceased,
the subscribers Mt their place OF trausacting
business NJ the office ~ George a, Clement.
No . Rector street In the CIV OF New York
borough OF Manhattan. on/or before ths 18th
DAY OF June next
Dated New YORK tho .Stn day OF Aoyem.
Der 1913 -
ADELAIDE MARSHALL.
MABEL CLARK
ESecutrlrss
0FoRGF 4 CLEMENT Attorney for Elscu.
trIre- Rector street borough Of Man.
haitian. New York CITY.
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APARTMENTS TO LET-uNFuRNIsHED

To sUBLET-Addlts only. rve room ami
bash apartment. with large ulcoNe alta IA al
to drawing room. fully furnished, 10 let
from June LIST or later until Oct. LIST In
quir-. SUPERINTENDENT, l15 Lexington
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REAL EsATE-CANADA.


PREEMPTioNs or HoMEsTEAps--Can
locate you on splendid farm close to rail-
road. This can be got FREE from the
Government. send two dollars for fu..
Information.
CARTER.
3lO-Sif Crown Bldg, Bender street W,
VANCOUVER. y. G.. ClnnhA
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SEALED Bids Will Ice received by the
board OF Water Supp.t. al 80 offices, twenty
second n.og, Muu.'ipal huldug. Park Row,
centre and chambers streets, New York
CITY, until II A. NJ. on Tuesday. June ..
1914 for Contract IA, Tor the construction OF
nine concrete stone and brick sUperstruc lures
at and near the Ashnkau reservoir. In the
town of olive, 1 .ftrr county, Sew York
The largest Of the buildings l. approNimaiely
a. feet los ma feet 10y a. feet. ana the
smallest - feet hy - feet by rs feet
Tho suhstru,tures Uf foundation ~ the
hutIdlUgs have been built and the C!tS viii
furnish and erect the roof cover for the
buildings. ~
~ tn above place and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened aud read Pamphlets
containing information Tor bidders and
pamphlets Of contract drawings. can be
obtained at tho above address. at the nice
of the secretary. by d,ppsitiug the sum Of
ton dollars CSlol IN cash or it, cduiN'ient
for each pamphlet Fpr further particulars
Apply tp mo once Of the PRINCIPAL Assistant
Engineer ~ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS PRESIDENT
CHARLES y. CU ApMiCk.
.tDlIN 4 CALVIN
Commissioners NJ the H1ar' ~ water supply.
W. RRTCE conn Secretary
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY NEAL ESTATE.
HOraceS.Ely&CO.
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. Il ". 30th St.
FARM IANDS-CANAnA

>--~>~-~->~~---~~-~-~~
BMTiSH CObUMBI GONERNM FNT
LANDS can locate and stalk. Won some
wonderfully good farm lands close 10 ths
ralroad that can be purchased from the
Government from five dollars IN ecr. plus
a small stalking fee. Write for fuli par.
uculars.
CARTER
Slo-3ll Crown Bldg. Bender Street W.
Vancouver ". G. Canada
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, q. ~ Sun SGT. * Noon .e,.. ~ -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k 2S1 Gov Island 81 Hell Gate. ..Gii
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk sSs Gov.Island 10 90 Hell Gate ii:W
Arrived MONDAY. May
SIS Minncwaska. 1i25 \. NJ. London. Anril Is.
50 Noorlam. 2;Ss p. NJ. Boulognc. April =.
s. kansas' ~. Gran April /. :.
IS Fig. ) A. NJ, Manzanillo April "a
IS Port Antonio, "A. NJ, Port Antonio. April ~.
IS Coamo. AS a. NJ san Juan. April 20.
IS Baysmo q a. NJ. Havana, Aprfl 80
IS Clothilde Cunco. 4. NJ. Port Antonlo
April 20.
SIS hlemannia. So. NJ Ina qua. April IN.
IS Brrmudian. si5 a. NJ. lrrmudi. Nav :.
IS Miner $50 r NJ, Santiago. April g.
IS Bornouen. b.iS p VI Dr.. San Juan. April -
IS Comus New Orleans, April ~.
IS Ara pahoc. Jackson vile May
SIS II Mundo. Newport News. May 3
IS Millincckct Stockton. NJ May
S. Chesapeake Baltimore. May -
- Rio Grande Brunswick Ga. Nav
S. Cherokee, Wilmington. y. C, MAY
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Mature urla. at Liverpool.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. ~ Cherbouse.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS iAconla. from Palermo.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


,crh name and address of owner and
.,,orn,y II attorneys name IL omitted
sNS,sss party Of second part)
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the home of Mrs. Alexander 5 sister,
Mrs A. L. Lockwood.
Mrs Nelson Gray was called Satur-
day to West Brookfeld, Mass, by the
serious illness Of her brother.
Walter Cudworth of Londonderry
spent a few days last week in the
home of his sister, Mrs. Bert Il. Morse.
Ten members of the Orchard No
man 5 Relief corps were present at
the last meeting with Mrs. Polly
BaIlou. I'm interesting program was
given. in which several selections in
reference to Abraham Lincoln we're
read
Miss Helen Lewis. teacher in the
union school district. returned to heI
home in Springfield March - Mis-
Elizabeth Hunter. teacher in the
grammar department of the Wiling,
school. left the same day TO spend tbs
short vacation at her home in PouItney
Joe. one Of the handsome pair OF
horses belonging TO William \. Vii
son. died Saturday night. While a
work Il few days earlier the anima
suddenly fell down in the road, L
wa, carried nome on Il sled and care,
for. It's death will be the loss Of a
least $500 to Mr.. Wilson.
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LONDONDERRY.

George Bryaat has finished moving
INTO his new shop.
Mrs Nina Wvman i visiting Miss
Phillips Ia Aewtane,
Charles Adams has movejt from Ped
er Peterson ; to the south village.
". ;. Richardson OF Chester was in
town Monday calling on old friends
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p Sheldon are horac
from Bennington, where they spent the
winter
Abbott Davis has moved to Frank
Davis s. and Viii work Tor him this
summer.
Mildred strong is working at J. II.
Iathorn 5. Mrs. Hathorn is more com
Portable
L. &. Davis has badly spraiued
arm, caused by falling down the stair
way in his barn.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Davis Of New fame
are in town They expect to 80 10
Montpelier Junction about April
Many from Tins VILLAGE are attend.
ing the revival meetings in the
Methodist church at the south village
Mrs. \. Il. Waite joined her husband
in Boston Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stowell are STAYING with Mrs
Marion Waite
Arthur Wade Was home from Wor
restcr, Mass, last week He has gone
to Clinton, y. y, whore he has po
sition in Il printing office
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
TIC SAVE A CHILD.

Alias Jimmy Valentine Exnoses His
r,.,.- ,,,-,...., r,-.--...
'' ''s>-'- - WV
The name OF Alias jimmy Valentine.
,ne bank burglar. with fingers SO ~cnsi.
s,,.. faat j.. .,,, .,..., -, ann, -r..
'o''' - "''sio", Ni''" i''.9' -
me combination, haN income g Eouse-
hold wurd throughout the country. al
thoueh the nt;,s ia which 81. tio,ir..s has
i,a..,. ..... f,,, 1l, g..,.-
ms pee" '"t success 81 I'H' Arm
strong play by that name In its two
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G. Hazelton spent Thursday, March 10,
in Vernon at the Pomona Grange meet
ing.
Mrs. Fred Brown has been visiting
her sister, Miss Helen Bates. in Brat
tleboro.
Miss Alexander of Brattleboro viii
assist Miss Alice Laughton during the
sugar season.
Charles Townshend has returned
from trip To Boston, bringing five
new horses for his farm.
But a small amount Of maple sugar
aud syrup has been made in this To-
calitv thus far. Some have not vet
tapped their orchards. The thcrmom
etcr read for several mornings from /
to 10 above zero. and was 1T the freez.
ing point or below several days.
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Mabel Harlow went Tuesday to Nal
den, Mass. to visit Beatrice Harlow.
T. y. Kerr went to Brattlcboro last
week to attend the meeting of Wind
ham county listers.
Elwin ;. Houghton of Marlboro.
Mass, visited his mother, Mrs. Susan
Houghton, this week.
Francis Durham fell on the ice last
week Wednesday, hurting his leg bad
~ Just above the ankle.
Will D0nham went to Putney Mon,
day to attend the funeral Of his moth
ef, Mrs. Mary Durham, who died sat
urlay.
Miss Nellie Butterfeld. Il trained
nurse, returned home Tuesday from
BrattIeboro, where She has been attend
ing "a ease six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox of Spring
field. Mass, came sunday to spend .
few DAYS with their father, Henry VII
cox, who is i'll with grip.
Miss Ruth Harding of New York
city. who has been boarding with heI
. cousin. Arthur Harlow. this winter. ha,
gone 10 Maine for II visit
school in district No, / closed FRIDAY
for three weeks vacation. The
teacher. Miss Marion WinsIow. la,
gonc,to her home in Aver. Mass. fol
the VACATION.
Gilbert Holden Is i'll with pIeurlsv
Mrs CoNles. Il nurse from Below,
Fails l. caring for him. Jerome IIol
d"n, who is III with pneumonia, j,
much better ut this writing than n,
was last week.
Arthur Bond moved his family her,
from Ellcnsburg, \. Y. Wednesday
March IS. They are staying with Mr.
Bond brother, Joseph Clark. anti
their household goods arrive, whei
they VIII occupy for the presen
f Charles tiitehcock' : house
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BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

Mrs. y. T. Woodfall went to Boston
Monday 10 consult a specialist and pos
sihly submit to an operation.
builder W. W. Hall is progressing
rapidly in his construction of the new
building in Westminster for Kurn
Hattin Homes. This is to be used as a
boys dormitorv and is located west
Of the administration building. 1t is
now enclosed and ready for the slate
roof
At the present time Stoughton post
6. \. H.. numbers only about 80 old
soldiers. the number decreasing each
year. The associate members number
80, who have now paid their annuu
dues of - each to assist the member.
Of the post IN sustaining the organza
tion the coming year. In addition t.
these there are five honorary member.
made up Of the pastors OF the loca
churches.
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WARDSBORO CENTER.

MI and Ms Beuoit lisite'I AZ Ioscpi
Lamarchc 5 over sunday.
There viii be a dance at Merle Pot
nam 5 Friday evening. March =.
A. few from. here attended the sur
prise party and dancc at l',eenaf
Lazeil : All report p fine time
Mrs Lucy puhy and children q
Brattleboro are II the nome al he
-ather John Scranton, helping care 10
the sick.
John Scranton 5 bab> died Monday
March -. Of typhoid fever. The moth
er died recently OF the same disease
4 sister, Rosa, is i'll with it now.
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NEWFANE.

Mrs. Jeanette l.. Gates, who has
taken an agency to sell hosiery, is
having good success
Mrs. Minnie Cobb Of Bernard.ton
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Foster.
Mrs. Alice Micott attended the FL.
neral Of her niece. Mrs Jerry Laundry
in Brattleboro March 10 -
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Alexander. V ho
spent the winter in Tampa Fin, re
turned March 10 and are visiting in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-25
Early Chicks Paw!

Vow is the time to be thinking about
carly matches and spring chickensl You
chicken owners know that the early
haiched chick will double the profit on
tho late fellows, so get in line and get
Your share Of the big profits.
Don't depend on a cranky hen-go at
II right and get Buckeye Incubator
Iou can start the incubator now-jul
wien you are ready-but you cannot
start the old hen until she's ready, and
right now is the time to start.
81 cannot so wrong with Buckeye
lerause we guarantee them TO hatch
every hatchable egg, and # you'll come
III, well show YOU the chicks Matching
and prove to YOU thai a Buckeye will
ha'ch more chicks. bigger chicks and
stronger chicks than any old hen you
ever owned.
Made in ) silcs-6O eggs to $50 eggs.
GltI
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DUMMERSTON.
arold A. Reed is i'll this week,

Harold 4. heed IS 1T inns WeCk.
Miss Nellie Spaulding is home again.
Mrs. Rogers. of Willmantir, Conn.
is at w Il. Reed =
A. +. Miller has bought a pair Of
horses for farm work
Nals < VISITING - n = nntton's
Mrs Anne Richardson is III and III
tended hy DR.. l.. H. Bugbeo Of Put
ney.
Mrs. Augusta Bennett Mrs T. T. 4
. Patch, Miss Mildred Halia,iay AMI II
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FOR sIXTY-FoUR YEARS

it has been making Il record IN sound
finance and certain life insurance. Ask
anybody anywhere concerning is
standing Then caIl u write National
Life ms Co. ~ VI tMutual
EARLE s. KINSLEY, General Agent,
Rutland Vt
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CHAIRMAN and CobhIer.

OF course, a minister ought to prac-
tice all he breaches. Yet. the shoema-
ker never wears all the shoes he
turns out.-Chicago News