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que Garcia
podra obtener
SUI libertad
Fue derogada una orden del iefe
de la Aduana de MatamOrOs

Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, septiem-
bre 25.-El Juez de Paz, ~licenclado
Kirk, flo a Crescencio Garcia, acu-
sado de ser uno de los c%ausantes de la
muerte del joven invalido Rafael Gar
cha, durante Ell asalto registrado en-
Las Norias, una fianza de dos mil pc
O para obtener su libertad micn-
tras comparece ante ell Oral Jurado
que habra de conocer de la acusaclon
~presentada en- So contra.
Como Garcia no ha podido satlsfa-
Ger la fianza que de el Sc ha solicit
tado. quedara en- la carcel haSta Ell
ola en- que Sc presente ante la Corte
lie Distrito. la cual reanudara sus Sc
stones el dia primero del mes proxi-
mo.
De las investigaciones preliminares
acchas por el Juez de Paz Sc viene
en- conocimicnto lie que Garcia lego a
Ia casa del senior Abundio Garcia en-
los momentos en- cue los asaltantcs
iniciaban ell fuego sobre los Residences
de la finca, pero no esta su~flciente-
mente demostrado que el p~risionero
hiciera fuego sobre la cas- y tenga
responsibilities directa en- la muerte
del invalido Rafael Garcia.
IL Jurado que Sc verificara a prm-
cipios de Octubre Sc encargara de fl
jar la responsibilities de Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-26
TREINTA BELGAS EJECUTADOS

AMSTERDAM, Septiembre 25.-
Tn diario de esta ciudad ha recibido
noticia del frente de B6lgica, en las
que Sc dice que cerca dc treinta re-
sidentes de Gante, Belgica, han sido
Dasados por las armas en- las lltimas
ire; semanas, acusados de. eSpiona-
ie. nor los alemanes.
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Tcrmin0 Ell examen fisico

Aver termin0 CT eXamen fislcO de
los ciudadanos que formara ell tercer
contingente que cI Condado de Came
ron %enyiara d los campamentos de ms
trucci0n.
Como en- los dos eyamcnes anterlo-
res, la mayor parte de los cjudadanos
que fueron llamados a comparecer an
te Ell consejo reclamaron derechOs de
exenci0n por concepto de eXtranjeria,
siendo I'm sesenta por ciento de los
que hicicron tales reclamacioncS, ciu-
dadanoS meXicanos.
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Sc pondri termino al proceso contra
los acusados de rebellion

En- G! Juzgado Especial donde Sc
~instruye proceso d todos los acuSa-
dos de! dclito de rebellion por haber
tornado participio, como directories 0
eiecutores. Ell ell movimicntO rcvolu-
cionario que estallo Il raiz De las elec
clones pre~sideuciales, sc proportional
ron a los reporters de la prensa haba-
ncra los s~iguicntes i~nteresantes lnfor-
mes: Is muy possible que para fines
del presentc mes Sc pOnga auto de
termination al voluminOso sumario
oue consta de catorcc mil, trcinta y
cuatro foias hasta ahora. Hay cinco
ramas separadaa de embargOs; los
bienes embargados a los procesados
alcanzan Ia respectable canidad de Gin
co millones, seisc!Gntos mil pesos; el
numero de ~procesados ha sido de dos
c%ientos, Y actualmente solo guardian
prisi6a en- el Castillo del Principe ocho
Drocesados entire q~uienes sc cuenta ei
mayor general Jose Miguel Gomez.
Uno de estos ~prisioneros, Abelardo
Noa. fuG sacado de Ia prisi6n Y con-
Gucido al Hospital de Mazorca por
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UNA ESTAFA AL JEFF DE
ADUANA DE TAMPICO
UNI MAYOR CARRANCyTA COBRO 1900 PESOS CON
UNA ORDEN FALSA DEL GOBIERNO GENERAL

iCSpuuuCuSi ISpSSaoi PoAe Hh ~
TAMPICC, lamps, Septiembre
23.-La Aduana de este puerto no
ha escapado a las estafas cometidas
por los mismos empleados del gobier-
no, dc que han sido victimas las
aduanas de otras poblaciones de Ia
r~epublica.
Tn mayor del ejercito carrancista
cobro la cantidad de diecisiete mil
pesos, presentando m orden falsa
de Ia Secretaria de Guerra, y un te-
legrama, tambien false, segun Sc d.
ce, de la propia S~ecretaria, y luego
hugo, ignorandose hasta ahora hacia
d0nde.
Ell general Samuel de los Santos,
administrator de la Aduana de este
puerto, y candidate fracasado al go
bierno del Estado de San Luis Poto-
81, fuG la victima de Ia cstafa ome
tiua por ell Mayor ~carrancista, y por
la forma en- que tai delito sc come
ito, no parece sine que Sc deseaba
Ia vcrificaci0n dc la estafa al ErarlO
Federal.
FL case, tai y como 10 relata ell
~publico, es Ell siguiente: Hace cuatro
dias Sc present0 al general Santos un
Mayor del ejercito carrancista (su
nombre no Sc %conoce) y lie pidio lie
hiciera effective I'm oficio que auto
rizaba cl pago de la cantidad de die
%cisictc mil pesos orc naclonal, can
tidad que, segun 10 especificaba el
oficio, seria empleada en- el pago de
haberes dc las tropas estacionadas
en- Ia Inca ferrea del Central, entire
Tampico y San Luis Potosi. De los
Santos, a quien lie parecio eXtrana la
forma en- que Sc lie ordenaba hacer
ell page de los haberes de la tropa,
diio al mayor carranclsta que 10 po-
dia satisfacer Su demanda, eXigiGn-
dole una orden te~legrafica de la Sc
crctaria de Guerra. No perdi6 item
! pc CT mayor carrancista y en- Ia tar
&c del mismo dia Sc prcsento de nrfc-
NO ante Santos. llevandole la urden
telegrafica dc Ia S~ecrctaria de Cue
| ira, autorizando cl page dc los die
c%iSicte mil pesos orc nacional. FL adj
| ministrador de Ia .Aduana no tuvv
va ningun Inconvenience en- haccr
cntrega del dinero que dc el Sc So
licitaba y ordeno al cajero que cfcc
tuara ell pago de la cantidad Senala-
da en- eli oficio y en- la orden telc-
grafica.
Al dia siguiente, cl administrator
dc la Aduana te~lcgrafi0 i la Secreta-
ria de Guerra, participando haber
cfcctuado cl pago, recibiendo Ell res
/ puesta III mensaje que decia POGO
mas o menOs: "Esta Secretaria no
ha autorizado nj por oficio nj porte
lcgrafo ningun page de la indole
del que Sc hace mcncion eli su men
safe y sc trata, por 10 mismo, dc TN
robo. Debcra procedcr Immediate
mcnte a la APPREHENSION del culpa-
Bile y a recojerle Ia cantidad que lie
fuG entrcgada."
Pero el Mayor habia ganado ITEM
20 y salido del puerto. Las aVtorl-
dades militarss, asi como las c~iviles,
Sc han ~encargado de b~uscarlo, pero
hasta ahora todos los esfuerzoss que
han hccho para localizarlo han result
tado inutiles.
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La emission de honOs pOI trcinta
millOneS de pesos

FL Presidentc de Ia Republica ' el
Sccretario de Hacienda firmaron aye1
eli decreto por cl cual Sc autoriza la
emission dc Bouos por Ia cantidad de
treinta millones de pesos, que cs la
cantidad autorizada por la Camara de
Representatives. para que Sc obtcnga
en- forma de cmprestito para hacer
frente a has necesidades que reclama
la existencia dc IN estado de guerra
entire Cuba Y Alemania.
Estos B9nos seran 'consolidados Y
convertidos en- Titulos de- Ia Deuda
Nacional cuando Sc firme la paZ 0 an
ties 81 10 pcrmitcn las circunstancias.
Todos los Bonos vencen Y deberan re-
cogerse a mas tardar, el dia 30 de
dicicmbre del ano de mil novecientos
veintinuevc, pero la r~epublica los
amortizara semcstralmentc a partir
de! dia primcro de enero del ano de
mil novecicutos v%eintc, este es. rue
We amos autes de Ia fccha fijada pa
"a Ia Iiquidaci0n total de los Bonos.
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[ na ordcn d~crogada.

Ia orden que habia sido dada por eI
iefe de ia oficina dc Immigration de
Matamoros, por la que qucdaba sus-
pendido ell paso a csta ciudad, duran
te las nochcs, por cl Puente Inter
n~acional Y ell Vado Publico, ha sido
dcrogada, en- a"tcncion a las qucjas
que Sc enviaron a la ciudad de Me
xico, de donde vino la ordcn de que
qucdara sin cfecto la disposition que
estaba en- vigor.
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Cuando necesite librOs en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. LozanO.-11S
\. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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Cuando necesite libroS en- espano
dirijase q lgnacio Z. Lozcno-1ls
san Antpnia, Texas.
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habcr perdido sus facultades menta-
les durante eli tempo que ha estado
recluido en- la prision. Con eXccp-
ci6n de este, es muy possible que todos
los ]prisioneros obtengan su libcrtad
mediante fuertes fianzas, al terminar
el proceso.
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Sc ncceSitaran paSaportes para viaJar
por NOruega

FL miuistro dc Noruega ell esta ca
pital. Michael Strom Lie, dirig!o con
fecha de aver una nota al subsecreta-
rio del Exterior, licenciado Cara Pc
rcz, participandole que sera necesario
IN pasaporte para TODD v~iajerc que
Sc dirija a NorUcga y la forma CT
que deben ser visados esos pasapor-
ties.
FL texto de Ia nota del ministro no.
ruego dirigida al subsecretario Cara
Perez es e. siguiente:
~Tengo la honra de informar a
vueStra exceIencia que conforme a una
resolution real, con fecha "a del mes
| pasado, los pasaportes son ~forzosos
para los viajeros que sc dirijan a No
ruega, habiendo quedado en- vigor es-
ta resolution Gesde FL ola siete del
presente mes. e. pasaporte debe ser
j visado por "a Legation de Noruega
o por IN Consul noruego en- el pals
donde Ell pasaporte sea despachado Q
por otro Consul noruego que estara
! expresamsnte autorizsdo para clio por
| 81 Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
de Noruega.
Por el momento, so!amente esta K
! saciou tiene authorization para visa,
los pasaportes de los viajeros que Sc
dirijan e Noruega."
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CuaEdo ~neccsite iiDrOs en- espaRoi
Dirijase a Ignacin z. LOzano ~ a
Ia Rosa Ave lis.
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Pasa a la Ia. Col 6a.)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
CHARLES S, JAMES
IH&ge of I6HyoR CoNRlp CoNrE
STATE OF VERMONT


To the Honorable Charles 5. lanes, Judge
Of the Addison County Court, within and fol
the County of Addison and State of Vermont;
Upon the foregoing affidavit The President
and Fellows Of Middlebury College a corpora
ton organized and existing under and by
Virtue of the laws Of the State of Vermont
by James b. Donoway, its attorney, applies
for an order, pursuant to the statutes in such
case provided, to give notice to Charles II
Thompson of Montpelier in the County OF
Washington and State OF Vermont, Frank II.
Stuart and Albert 7. Stuart, both OF Newton
in the County of Middlesex and Common
wealth of Massachusetts,, and the Central
Power Corporation of Vermont, having its
principal office at Middlebury, Vermont, and
to all persons interested in the matters stated
in said affidavit, of the time and place Of
taking the dispositions of the said Tohn Hous-
ton, Thomas +. Boyce and Ezra Branerd, all
OF Middlebury in said County Of Addison.
Dated at Middlcbury IN the County of Ad-
olson and State of Vermont, this 9TH day Of
March A. d., 1917.
HE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS
OF MmDLEBURy COLLEGE.
By
JAMES b. DoNOWAY.
lis attorney.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
HOW TO SET A HEN.

AS the time approaches for the hen to
become broody or sit, if care is taken to
look into the nest, it will be seen that
there are a few soft, downy feathers
being left there by the hen; also the
hen stays longer on the nest when lay
ing at this time, and on being APP
preached will quite likely remain on the
nest, making cluckng noise, ruflling
her feathers, and pecking at the in
truder, When it is noted that a hen
sits on the nest from two to three
nights in succession, and that most of
the feathers are gone from her breast,
which should feel hot to the hand, she
is ready to be transferred to a nest
which has been prepared for her before
hand, according to the poultry special
lists Of the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture, The normal temperature of a
hen is from lO6 degrees to lO7 degrees
f., which varies slightly during incuba-
ton.
Dust the hen thoroughly with insect
powder, and in applying the powder
hold the hen by the feet, the head down,
working the powder well into the
feathers, giving special attention to
regions around the vent and under the
wings. The powder should also be
sprinkIed in the nest,
The nest should be in some quiet, out
of-the-way place, where the sitting hen
will not be disturbed. Move her from
the regular laying nest at night and
handle her carefully in doing so. Put a
china egg or two in the nest where she
is to sit, and place a board over the
opening so that she can not get off.
Toward the evening Of the second day
quietly go in where she is sitting, leave
some feed and water, remove the board
from the front or top of the nest, and
let the hen come off when she is ready.
Should Sshe return to the nest after
feeding, remove the china egg or eggs
and put under those that ate to be in
cubated, If the nests are slightly
darkened the hens are less likely to be-
come restless. At Matching time they
should be confined and not disturbed
until the hatch is completed, unless
they become restless, when it may be
better to remove the chicks that are
Matched first. In cool weather it is
best not to put more than 10 eggs under
a hen, while later in the spring one can
put II to Is, according to the size of the
hen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
RIPToH.

Consider ng the state of the roads
there was IA good attendance at town
meeting. These officers were elected:
j, +. Hodges, moderator T, Billings,
clerk and treasurer; j. f.. Goodro, select.
NAM; F. l., Eubar, road commissioner;
-, +, Hodges, school director; a, w,
Noble, overseer Of poor; j, S. Chandler,
agent to prosecute and defend suits; n.
X, Noble G, b Boynton, John Otis,
auditors; c, b. Boynton, G.. f. Farr, NJ,
Edison Day, town grand jurors; NJ. Edison
Day, constable, with jurisdiction of the
State; j. $. Chandler, trustee of surplus
fund; j. f. Hodges, tree warden. Voted
$500 for permanent roads; voted 200 per
cent tax, 40 per cent general fund; 70
per cent schools; 20 per cent roads; G. +
Farr, j. F. Stoddard, c. II. Spoor, grand
jurors to county court; Gardner Goodro
d, &, Murray, c, b. Boynton, p A.
Campbell, II. E. Day, petit jurors to
county court On license the vote was
% no and 10 yes; as to having a fifth
class license, IS no and yes. Several
ladies voted for school director.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
STATE OF VERMONT,

AT Weybridgc in said County on this 9TH
day of March A, D., 1917, before me person
ally appeared the above named John NJ
Thomas, and made oath in due form Of law to
the truth OF the matters in the foregoing air.-
daut contained and by him subscribed.
Before me,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
sHoREHAM.

Mr. and Mr., Charles Putnam are par
ent- of Il daughter, born February 20,
Z. W. Waite was at home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
George Waite is i'll at his home with
chlcken.poX,
The March Missionary meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs, X, W, Merritt
and Miss Mary,
Mrs, Albert smith returned home last
Friday, from Burlington. whore she has
spent the winter with her sister,
The following committee served lunch
at noon, in the Ladies' dining hail, on
town meeting day: Mr., T, G. Ea7ton,
Mrs. Walker MIR, Fred GUyette,
Mrs, Renas Baldwin, secretary Alma
llendee chapter, is seriously Ill at her
home. Her daughter Winifred returned
home last week,
The o. f. :. Chapter No, 70, Of Shore.
ham, has received an invitation to be
present at the regular meeting Of the
'riconderoga Chapter, on Tuesday even
ing, March IL.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
BRIpPoRT.

The Sunshine Circle held meeting al
the home of Mrs L, d. Guards, Thursday
A daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs
F. w. Spaulding Thursday, February y
IL. r. Palmer and his mother, Mrs
Martha Palmer, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jewett of Weybridge on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Myrick of Middle.
bury were guests of relatives in town
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Adkins of Ticonder.
oGa, n. Y, were guests of their sister,
Mrs Ella Baldwin, Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Draft of Middlebury
was the guests of her aunt, Mrs. j. l.,
Palmer, Sunday.
Norman Fletcher entertained few of
his friends at his home Saturday even
ing
A Game Social was held at the Grange
hall Wednesday evening,
j. f. Wing of Feura Bush N. Y, came
Sunday to be the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Wing, for week.
Mrs. Lucy Skiff of Middlebury came
Tuesday to visit relatives in town.
Mrs. Emma Wolcott, who has been the
guest at the home of her son, G, F, VOL.
colt for several days, returned home
Tuesday.
a special meeting of Bridport Grange
was held at the Grange hall Monday
evening, for the purpose of comforting the
first and second degrees on class of
nine candidates
The regular meeting Of the Auxiliary
and Friday Club will be held at the YES
try Wednesday, March 81.
A regular communication Of Morning
Sun lodge, No. 5 f. and A. NJ, was held
at the Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening,
The regular meeting of Bridport
Grange will be held AT the Grange Hall
Tuesday evening The following pro-
gram is to be carried out:
Third and fourth degrees exemplified;
Vocal solo, NJ. 7. Wolcott;
Paper, Best Methods of Houseceaning,
Mrs. George Conn, Mrs. G. Sunderland;
Recitation, Harold Wing;
Paper, The Duty of Subordinate Mem
bers to the Pomona Grange. Followed
by an open discussion.
The Friendly Club held social at the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09

vestry Friday evening, The following
program WAS carried out!
Vocal sole, Mrs, w, A. Duket;
Recitation, 1T Makes Difference
LIS Marjorie Allen
Vocal Trio, Mrs. Payne, Mira, llutchin-
son and Mre, Howe;
Farce, Packing Home Missionary
Barrels"
Vocal solo, Mrs, II. III. Hutchinson,
The not proceeds were S2l,2b,
Misses Pauline and Lillian Fletcher did
not return to their school nj Mddlebury
until Tuesday on account 0f the Illness
Of their father, j, IT. Fletcher,
The young people attending school at
Mlddlebury returned home Thursday on
account Of Teachers Conference,
The Christian Endeayor topic for next
Sunday evening will be- spreading the
Good News Acts sl4.l7, John ,35'42,
Leader, Hubert Norton,
Al the annual town meeting held
Tuesday the following officers were
elected; Moderator, j CS Hamilton;
town clerk, j II Howe; treasurer, ID II
Bennett; selectman, w II Ilursts; lister,
+ II Harris; school director o NJ Sher.
binoi oyerseer Of poor, sclectmen; trus-
tee u 5 deposit money, @ ii Smith; con-
stable, II d Norton; road commissioners
& ID Payne; town agent, q II Walker;
auditor q II Smith; library trustee, Mrr
q h Frost A tax rate Of 3 GO was voted
The license vote was no. 81; yes, 30,
f. l., Eddy Of shoreham WAS in town
Monday,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09

MlduleDury CoHege VIII De flalnllli' and the
Said CnarIcs H. thompson, Frank II. Stuart
ana Albert l. Stuart and the Central Power
corporation OF Iermont' each or all Of them
VIII! oe defendant or Defendants, and IN
WHlCh SUIT IN equity the President and Fellow,
Oh MlduleDury college Will be the Orator, and
the sad Charles H. thompson, Frank II.
stuart and Albert j. stuart and the Central
POWER corporation OF Vermont each or all Of
them' WIN be the Defendant or Defendants;
tnat sad SUITS VIII be brought IN the Addison
Oounly court ana inc Court OF Chancery
Wlthlh and Tor the county OF Addison and
state OF Vermont; that the President and
relloWS OF MIddlebury college expect to be
made Defendant IN suits at law and in equity
IN winch the SAID Charles H. thompson, Frank
/ H. stuart and Albert Stuart and the Central
rover Corporation OF Vermont, each or all Of
them or other parties IN interest claiming
under nm or them will be Plaintiff or Plain
'llts and Orator or Orators respectively; that
sad proceedings both at law and in chancery
VIII involve the true location OF the said
boundary Inc between the sad lands Of The
President and Fellows OF Middlebury College
and sad lands of said Charles II. Thompson,
frank H. stuart and Albert l. Stuart and the
Central Power Corporation Of Vermont as
above described and situated, and will also in
volve the true and legal title to all or such
portion OF said lands as is disputed between
SAID parties or their successors in interest;
that the atant expects that the title to said
lands OF The President and Fellows Of Middle
bury College, described and situated as afore-
SAID, in said Middlebury in said Addison
County, and the norherly, easterly and west
ery boundary lines thereof as above described,
may be the subject OF legal controversity be-
tween said President and Fellows OF Middle
bury College and other persons, whom this
aitant is now unable to name, now or hereaf.
ter owning, or claiming to own, land adjoining
the said land Of the President and Fellows of
Middlebury College; that the testimony of
each OF the persons hereinafter named is and
will be material in the prosecution of the
aforesaid suits at law and in equity, and in the
defense OF such proceedings at law and in
Chancey, or any other suits at law or in
Chancery, brought by or against the said
Charles II. Thompson, Frank H. Stuart and
Albert 7. Stuart and the Central Power Cor
poration OF Vermont, or their or each of their
respective heirs or assigns or successors. in
respect to the true location of the boundary
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09

Of said affidavit and Of this order like a writ
OF summons at least eight days previous to
such time,
TO ANY SHERIFF OR CONSTABLE IN
THE STATE TO SERVE AND RETURN.
Dated at NddIebuy in the County Of
Addison, this 9Th day Of March A, De- 1917,
ClAgH $, JAMES,
2Nlgeo( ANiiioH CoKHD court
ORDER or NOTICE by PUBLICATION,
STATE or VERMONT, !
ADDISON COUNTY, u.s.,
Upon reading the foregoing ahdayitl Of
John NJ, Thomas, since il appears thrrelrom
that the said alhanl Is unable 10 name all the
persons expected 10 become parties 10 the
controversies therein mentioned or all per-
sons Interested in the matters stated in said
alhdaylti and since It is apparent that all Of
such parties may not reside within the state Of
Vermont;
Now, therefore, upon application Of The
President and Fellows Of Middlehury College,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,
That the dispositions Of John Houston,
Thomas t. Royce and EHa Bmnerd, all Of
Mildlebuy In the County Of Addison, alore,
said, in perpetual remembrance be taken
before me at office Of County Clerk in the
County Court House IN Nlddlebury in said
Addison County, ON the 27th day Of March
A, H., IgIz at the hour Of ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be given 10
Charles H. Thompson Of Montpelier IN the
County OF Washington and State Of Vermont,
Frank II, Stuart and Albert i, Stuart both Of
Newton in the County Of MiddlcseS and com.
monwealth of Massachusetts, and The Central
Power Corporation Of Vermont, having It's
principal Office at Middehury in said County
Of Addison, and 10 all persons interested in
the matters and things stated in said affidavit
by publication Of said affidavit and Of this
order in the Middlcbuy Register a weekly
newspaper published IN Nddlcbury in the
County Addison, aforesaid, on the 9th day Of
March A, d., I9I1 which publication shall
be at least eight days before the time fixed
Tor said hearing.
Dated at Mildcbury in the County Of
Addison and State Of Vermont this 9Th day
Of March A. De- 1917.
CHARLES S, JAMES,
Jmi,s of4diiIw CoH1 CoHM