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Evening star., 1917-05-25
Experts Aid Mission.

Nearly score Of experts and tesh-
nicians are with the Italian mission,
and they represent nearly every phase
of wartime activity, both military and
economic. They stand ready to pace
before American officials the expert
ences Of Italy. which in many respects
are entirely different from those of the
northern allied powers.
Members of the mission were over
joyed today at the news Of the Italian
victories in the drive toward Trieste. 1t
was pointed out that a misconception
prevails In many quarters regarding the
activities on the Italian front, because
of reports that Austrians- have been
withdrawn to fight on the western or on
the Russian fronts.
Italy now is bearing the full brunt Of
Austrian fighting. 1t was stated. Since
there are no Austrians on the western
front and there is lull in the Russian
attack. the full military strength of
Austria is directed toward Italy. This
fact gives added Significance, it is
stated, to the victory Of Gen. Cadorna's
troops reported today. German troops
are fighting with the Austrians, and
dispatches received by Italians here
state that many Germans were found
among the 5000 prisoners taken by the
Italians the day before yesterday.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Victory Praised by Nations Head.

kilograms were made public at the
Italian embassy today exchanged between
President Poincare of France and King
Emmanuel III Of Italy. President Poin-
care sent to the king the following mes
sage:
1.-THE French nation learns with great
joy of the extraordinary success Of the
valorous Italian army and Is happy to
send your majesty new assurances of
congratulations. y ss7H ~ sf' ~ as'sss
King Emmanuel replied: Received
ysag1 s1Iilka fsIliskTal% - sss sSisssst tS6
Gus war Tor khx cof8ni6h r4Hte, our
army has united It's tfiuthpha 10 the
triumphB OF their glorious Companions
OF France. thank you, Mr.. PRECEDENT.
for your expressions; and 1 an happy
to renew the assurances Of my cordial
friendship" -.
italy Is preparing for strong stand
against an attack from the Austrians
on thu Trentfno front, the point to
which 1t is expected the Austrians will
endeavor to divert their new offensive.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Admits italian Successes.

LONDON. May 25.-An official state
ment issued by the Austrian war office
on Thursday admits Italian successes
on the Carso plateau, but claims that
the Austrians inflicted severe repulses
upon their assailants elsewhere. The
text of the statement follows:
Since noon yesterday the battle Of
the Isonzo has been again raging with
extraordinary stubbornness. Masses Of
the enemy directed furious onset against
our whole front for forty kilometers from
PLAYA to the sea. At many points the
battle was uninterrupted during the
night. In the region of Monte Cucco,
near Vodice and Monte Santo, a storm
ing attack was made in the afternoon.
All the detachments which advanced
east of Monte Cucco became victims Of
our destructive fire
Evening star., 1917-05-25
WEATHER

Fair tonight and tomorrow: little
change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending 2 Pm: Highest, II. at 4 pm.
yesterday; lowest, Al, at am. today.
Full report on page 20.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
ROAR Of HALYS GUNS
. CAN Be HEARD IN TRIESTE
Gen. Cadorna's Offensive Against
Austrians Grows in I'm
portance and Power.

Austrian official statements. supple
menting the announcement from Rome,
indicate that the Italian offensive in the
Julian Alps and on the Carso plateau is
steadily growing in Importance and ex-
tent. Gen. Cadorna is apparently max
ing supreme effort for decision, and
the brilliant successes he has already
won have aroused high hopes.
The Italian commander is apparently
following the Anglo-French tactics Of
striking mighty alternative blows at
his enemy's flanks. The roar of his guns
can already be heard in Trieste. but the
wilderness of volcanic rocks and caves
which lies between him and his goal
makes rapid advance, under the most
favorable circumstances, a practical i'm
possibility. The most advanced Italian
posts are scarcely more than ten miles
from the great Austrian naval base, but
this distance is not to be compared with
an equal extent in an open country.
ROME. May 25, via London, 6:47 pm.
Italian troops engaged in the offen-
sive movement south Of Gorilla have
captured the fortified heights north of
Jamiano, the war office announced to-
day. The Italian positions have been
extended still further, the announce
ment adds.
South Of Jamiano to the sea the
Italians also gained ground, driving
forward south of the Jamiano-Bres-
tovzZa road.
The battle is still raging from the
sea as far north as PLAYA. The Italians
yesterday and the day before took a
total Of 1925 prisoners and much war
material
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Scrmnnn,s Inrf 6Leibt pffen.

SSm &reisgeridt in Soplon Der.
peigerten ole &ibtcr Quncon unO
Mc2onc Die @rneuering fir cine
Shnuflicen5 an oos ~5our 0liIc
Souie" mO Golfers 8ort an Der
@cloir-&ooo in 0berleo, melhe bon
g9iaiom q. Segriit uno BON George
gS. @olter berpoItet merocn. 0ur6
Oie YroteIte Der SauSeigcntbiImer IN
ser glodbori6oft on ser 9eloir.
&oa0, pelhe in ben lcbten 6ebn Sab.
rem Die Settion our @ntmidellng
brohten murOen ole 9fi6ter fir ibre
@ntldeioung becinfIuBt.
9oeegcn wurOe Elm Yroteit Gcgen
ole @em6brlng elmer 2icen5 fir S.
SenrD Serrmm fir Serrman's &ort
obgelebnt uno Dem @enonnten cine
ioI6e selpGbrt. Gbenio erbielt Oieie
SSSobn 8. Gurpin fir Den nSia Sop
%ort" am @Goole Giber. Gem @e.
nonlten muroe our6 oas @eri6t i'm
lesten 9toOember Die Shonf6eredti-
glng cine 3eit lang ent6ogen Ood
erbielt CT iie ip6ter 5uriid, neil 0ie
9cboroe 6u Der llcber3euglng ge-
lonete, Dob Der Eroteit geeen cine
Siccn0 fir oen @Ins nidt gcniigenoe
@riinoe bieten fonnte. melde 6n Ell.
ner @nt6iebung oerieIben beredtiecn
Sir cine @irtbi6oft an Der Sibertp-
Hooo, uobe giortb 9ronH, erbielt
2ouis Sahs cine Shonflicen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
@Srfem.@eridt.

g}ab eiuem glten Eng iuurOc Die
9tep Yorfer 90rie iuieOer BON ei.
ner groBeu llnrube befallen
Gas groBe @u6lifum intereiiirt
ii6 nibt mebr Inn Die @org6nge.
01em Oorf. 81 9(priI.-Sn Dem
6eutigen profeIiionellen Wlorft mar
Elm 6etr6dtliheS 6nllen i'm 9lnfong
Der Sperotionen mobr5lnebmen. @e-
niger ais Oie SGIfte ser fiibrenoeu
9lftien founten lih 6alteu.
Sic ibpere Gedung-9epeguns,
melde Ger groBen o@Ttro"- -GioioenOe
ser Stabl-Stammoftien folgte, fonn.
te feline frii1e &ouffroit~ berOorrlt.
ien pGbreno SSrofit.@erfGuie etpaS
beiier lagen. Ger Sanoel muroe
Our6 cine 9ieibenfolge iinbeitimmter
9luf- umO 9lbitiege eefenn5eihnet.
Gie S6luBnotiruneen in ben pro-
ninenten glusgaben 5eigten teine
@ediel oOer leidte gIetto-Gerlilite.
Giien6abnen rnO &upfer iuoren sic
ein5igen Ito6ilen 9(ftien, bod Iogen
sic @eIdb6fte in @erfe6rs-9luseab
neben Union @ociiic. 9ieoOing lno
fleineren @iienba6nen 5lt leidt, INN
Dem Irud in onOeren @iertelu 81
wioeritebcn.
Nletolle worent bis 3 @lmfte 10.
6er ii6er ibre bette 9lotirung, gobcn
a6er ipGter pieoer nod. 3eitpeiie
&er6eiierltngen puroen in Sdiii-
io6rt permerft. umo itiegeu sic 2ln-
tbeile ser &riegs. .glrtifeI- I-Gompognien
in SDmpotbie Giingmittel waren
ouifdaiger ols fiir5li1 nit @eluin'
men bon bis 2 @unfteu, bod fonnte
oeren glftibitGt feinen Sumo binter
Dem 9odoien oorloden.
Sdponflngen in llniteo StoteS
Stobl, peldes 5pilden 115% lnO
117H roneirten mO 5u 1t61s idloi-
ien moren Oie G6arafteriitico Ser oIl.
gemeiuen @emegune, ne6en 0lotore,
pelde itorf i6mer laDeu. General
Wlotorc perIoreu 8 Yrnfte nit ie 2
fir Shlocbnfer imO Wariuell. Der
llnlab betrug 6t0,000 9lntbeile.
9onos paren unbeltimmt, SSm ST.
fettenmorft 3eisteu oie 9RubeI cine
meiterc ShmG6e, Sterling uepeg.
ten iicb itetiger uno purOen Srancs
feIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Die 9cntIdc Sunsfrun.

@}it elmer @ohe GeripGtling er-
i6eint am uGt6iten Sormtog, Sen 30.
9lpril Oie 9lpril-9{unner Der DGeut.
i6en Sausirou" ais 8eiloge 0eS
nGeutiben GorreiponOenten". Gie
@er5ogcrung pur0c our9 imOorber.
geie6ene llmitGnOe 6erbeigeiii6rt.
9ie 9lpril.9}ummer Der nGeutiden
SouSirou" lit ielbltperitGnOli6 cine
Otter 9luierite6lngs-, 6rii6lingS.
6eItnunner. 9lnflGnge on OoS Phi.
erltc6ungsplmoer ser 9Sotur i'm Ser.
Gin nit oeri1ieoenen intereionten
9lrtifelu inO Gr5G6hingen bilOen
ben ret6en Sn6olt oes Seites, lmO
geDdbren angene6me 2eftiire. 9iedt
itimnutngsOoQ peiB Der beliebte Ser
foHer, @ilbelm 6. 2ou6c, ii6er
oGeuiibe Sitern" 81 pluuoern. Sci
ne Grinnerungen errueden in 0en
8er5en ser 2eier in leb6ofter Weiie
Oos @eoenfen i6oner &inObeitstnge.
Sieran iGlieBt iiA ole biibibe @r5db-
hing n6rii6ling", bon Soblt bon Git
rem, unO o&riegsbrot", cine Sfi55e
bon $. Subenr0Oer redt 5eitgemdB
on. Sebr ipannenO entipidelt ii6 in
Oieier 0dtnmer ou1 Der 9oman:
Sic &rieQsbralit" bon 6e0mig
Gouribs-N}obler. 9lusiii6rli6e 8e.
ridte Der &riegsereigniiie iino in Der
Sllultrirten Gbronif ser Belt borge-
Iebeu. Sin glrtifel iiber DGnS @e.
winnen BON Sol5" ans Dem @roBen
Sol5iee in llto6, oiirfte ebellfaIS bon
SSntereiie iein, Oo oos &erfobren mobl
nidt allgemein befonnt lit, Gon an.
oeren fiir5eren 9(rtiteln beben mir
nod 6crpor: Sic 6rou ais Yub'
ma6erin@, cine gl6banolilng iiber
Sic Yile9e OeS Geilts i'm 6rii6.
lin9", nit beionoerer 9eriidiihti-
aung Der 9efdmpflmg bon CONNER
iproHen, Gin idb0nes 6rii6linaslieo
unO bumoriitiihe 9eitrGae bieten
angenebme llnterboltlrng iiir oen
aon5en 6nmlicnfreis. Gle Gleinen
per0cn iiber oie oroligen Oitereier
ent5iidt iein weIde gum S6mld Der
Oltertoiel porgeiAlogen> iinO. 9lub
ionit lit nit elmer bii6iden NIterer-
5G6hng iiir Oic &inOer aeiorat. Sebr
reiAboltig 1T Ger bouswirtbicbaftlihe
Sbeil nit 0cn pieleu 9orlagen ser
neueiten geidmodDollen Wlooeido-
piilngen umO prabtigeu neuen Dor.
lagen 5u SGfelorbeiten imO Slide
reien, iotpie &e5epten uno HotbiblG-
gen fir Die Siter5eit. SollSnaueu
finOen audi oiel gliiblideS in Dem
nS6abfdItlein prortiiher SSinfe".
g8ie in ieoer 98rmmer 6ietet oud Die.
les Seft piele 9lnreglngcn iiir ole
2cierinnen ourb Die 9iubrifen:
nSouS unO Serb n@rbetene &otb-
idldge" ngrieffaIten Der 9leOoftion"
mo n@er iu6t &erluanotc uno 9e-
fannte~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

15h-16c.; f; Siio-@lO. imO gn., leld)'
te. @fo., t5-151sc.; feline mittlere'
@fo., 14-t5c.; ibiuere, cute, Efo,'
t2-t3c.; StogS mo Sdue, FIoy
tt-t2c.; @ber idwere, alte imo
rau6e, @fO., 9-t0c.
Eobot (@oruIauO), 100 9hlno.
~ Snferior nm 'roiteo, $6-s; en'
ter gemobnlibs' yno eriiner, $1,000
1900; gutter sem0buIider, $14.OO
HOO; mittelm6Bieer, $3.50;
gutter bis rotber, $21.00-24.OO;
Soncp, $25; SeconOs, gepobuli&cr
bis uittelmdbiger, Slit; Se-
COMBS, outer bis feiner, $18-22;
@oD Sobot, fire.cureo, $50; lip
per GountrD, oir.cureo, $S-17.
Wiougelboitc umo ihIedt eemiidte
@erpodung, i-3c. pro Fiuuo ME.
origer.
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Seirat6s. .Qicenscu.

9libarO g. Gbriitop6er, 25, una
Blonde u. SSroter, 90.
Sermon 3, @ielfe, 81 8ittper,
BON @aItou, @lO., uno Marp s. Nlar
tim 33.
@eorae $. Smit6, "a, lmo 9eulo5
Mc9laiIter, "a.
SomeS s. 9opier AZ, un0 9lnuic
9lnOreps, 49, @ithpe; 9eioe bon
Eerrace, ga.
gilbert 8. Grone6ereer, 25, NM
9lnnie Gie, %.
6reOerid 81. Bed, 81, unO SeanettC
5000, IS.
Columbus 8. Senfins, 3s, lmr
@entruOe u. Srait 80, @ittpe; 8ei
0e BON SDfespille, Wlo.
S5oiepb Burroughs, 2S, lmo MabeI
81. @ooobriogc, 2S; @eiOe bon @aib
ington 9. s.
SoD Z. Glouo6 81, mO @dlpreS
IS. Nmbroie, lS.
George $. Gpans, 95, BON gIelr
yorf, unO 9uc0 6. SoeoM %, poi
9oi6ington g. g.
SSoiep6 @recu6erg a. bon 9riitoI
Mo. imo Sreue 9ebrid, 19.
9llobiius @ropes, a. uuO @larD 9
GoDle, %.
Syo6u SeBlinaer, 25, umo 9aettiC
@eii6, 20.
@1orf 6. Ndller, "a, uno 9llice s
6ri55ell, %, 9eiOe bon @ai6ington
@. s.
George 9. @olter, 2s, unO @ar.
tia e. WlperS, 2S.
0lhnu,trftfe,, Nie Nrft INcuffd,pu Enrrr
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SlLOD dplu NpllltN'
/ Stroigbt &oagen. $500 1850
2 Straisbt 9ioggen.. 400 14.5O
1 9ouaIeo goggen. 1t.OO-t2.00
9 Gongleo 9loggen. 10.00-tO.5O
@ei5en. ...... 900 $50
2 @ei5en. ... 500 $50
1 Safer. 9.5O-1O.00
2 Safer. ....... 500 900
@ter. ~ Gubeno, @1o. lno @ay
32c.; gaitern Sbore WlO. uno @a.,
32c.; meItIicber (Obio) 32c.; @.
32c.; Iiioli6e (I.-GD, BIC.
Butter. Separator, %iuno,
44-45c.; 9riuts, "a @ilnO. IL
45c. @riuts, 1 &frno, 44-45c.;
9lods, 3 9iunO, 44-45c.; GoirD'
@rints, N1O., go, @o., 80 Bic; ;
Storepodeo, 3O-31c.; @oas, @lo.
llno @o., 30-31c.; &oas, @.-gu.,
3O-31c.
2eben6es @efliigeI.
Siibncr, iinee, 9funo, 1885,;
olte Scnnen % -23c., olte SGbne,
t2-13c.; @ntem iungc, 17-1Sc.;
fleinc, t6-l7c.; Gouben olte mo
iunge @aore, 35c.; Guinea @efliigel
iunges, t15 9fuuo, 25-35c.; tlei-
neres, 25c.
8obuen uno Grbien. -
Sbinneu @rbien @uidel, $2.75-
2.S5; 91ep Sra grbien 8uldel,
! $2.S5-2.9O; 8lod ooer Gop CRIB
fen, 9uibel, $2.75-2.S5; GountrD.
meiBe 9o6nen. 9nidel. $3.50 800.
Sbltuno @emiife. = gIepfeI
80. -N1o. unO ga, SAB, $250-3.50;
9o6ncn Crime, 6lo., 9or6, $500
$50; @erlbobuen 9or6, $i.25-
1.50; 9raut, 5lorioo, &iite, 800
500; Scuerie, 6lo., aiite, $t.50-
200; Glrfen 6lorioa, Gorb, $500
$50; Sale, NiorfoIf, Sab, $1.25
-t.5O; &opiiolot 6loriOo &or6,
$1.50-2.50; 3piebeln, neue SeraS,
ailte, $3.25-3.75; &feffer, Sla..
Grote, $3.O0-4.00; Spinot, glor-
folf, SAB, $i,50-2.50; Somoten,
6oncp, Carrier, $3.50-4.0O; G6oice,
$2.25-2.75; Spargel, GubenO, $500
300; &oOicsden, aorb $500;
Grbleu, Sylo., aorb, $3.OO-4.0O.,
&ortoffeln.-9eiBe, @uidel,
g9. .W4o. uno ga. $3.O0-3.10; g.
g., $3.OO-3.15 @olteru Sborc,
$2.75-2.9O; iiiBc SortoifeIn, @oit.
ern Shore, geIbe, Sab, $4.50-5.00;
Mo. un6 0eIy Sob, $5.50-6.O0;
gomS, Sab, $4.00-4.50.
Slide, Iultern uno Z er-
ropins. - &arpfen 4i0y 4-5c.
6llnocrn @fo., 6-Sc.; @oD Sbao,
Stiid, 55- -6Oc.; 9od, 9flnO, t2--
t5c.; wciBer 9erd, S-10c.; me-
blum, &c.; gelber Yerd, S-t0c.;
flcine bis meoilmL 9hmo, DE;
@2oderelcn, @iO. i2-15c.; Soilors,
aroBe, @funO. 12-15c.; medium, 6
&c.. f; 9lolc, @hmo, 5-Sc. Gotfii6,
5-6c.; CLANS, bunocrt, 65-75c.;
borte arobben Sab, $3.0O-3,50;
SeHte, 9funo, 15-1Sc.; Seringe,
9oi, 6unOert, 5O-60c.; Snoppers,
&c; 6roi6e, 0ubeno, $1.25-
It's; 8orld, eroBe, @fo., 15-1Sc.
SGute un0 Z @eiol5ene,
IbGoiete, 17-tSc.; 9rD Stint 33-
34c., aaI6, 90 Soc; Sdoi, 75c.-
$1.25; QGmmer. 3O-6Oc.; @uIlen
15c.; 3iegeu, 15-25c. EoIg, &hnO,
10-t1c.
Suuge fctte Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 YflnlO @cloidht,
8fo., 9-1Oc.; Stiere rnter 1000
@fo. @ewi6t S-SRc.; Sdien,
Yfoy &c; @uIlen @fo., 6--sc.;
groBe iuage aiibe, @fo., 6-sc.; mo.
eere. 4-51ac.; 9iibe nit 9olb, $40
SO; mogere, @io.. 3-9hc.
2 6meine. III SerfeI ie nod
@r0Be, Stiid, $4.O0-5.O0; Sboots,
ie uo6 GroBc, $5.0O-6.O0.
&Glber.-Gboice, @funo, 13-
1896; cute, @fino, 12-1212c.;
Ibwere, Stiict. $is- %; roube, Stiid
$t4-t6; fleiue, mo9ere $50
9dmmer nno 2 Dale. H
Choice, fette SAofe, @frnO, 7-Sc.;
quite, SIC; rnube, Stiid, $i.50-
2.50; oIte @odc, Yhmo, &c.
gluSgef6lodtete 9 hwei.
ne. @.-@1o. lnO go, Ieidte, &fo,
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8OrItuOteigcut6am 81 Oerfanicn,
Sei eiu ISrpSnscut.

SoIbe glders9ar5euen uro gr0Ber; elteT
9oSen; eleitrif1es 4icDt ggaijer mn. Seien'
mege i'm Ban, IeIepbons ino SiraBenbaDn.
9ienii; innerbaIb 18 Qtinuien pom Seuirlnl
Der Siaot. 9inige buben Qungalops, entee
baben Sdllfer. einiee baben 6rnbt, etntpe lno
ipeniQer ais I 9ent per SUB Eanen Sle Aiu
Sbnei 8eiqen ipie ole Sduler oleier Bar6euel'
@emiife uiio Siibner 5ieben. uno Die Doben Hei
benSniiieIfoen Derablebeu. gIui let1ie Ap5a0
lungen beriduit .a ,-.
Wa25nIrnaen Del ber 2iutbicum Scgbts Co.
Teep6onirt uno mir pcroen Gle nliiuten.
(OlnrO9 I&C-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

S(6 iol nNliiaer 1T Elm ge.
Ididter aerl. Gr fam nit beioen
SanOeu aleib gut icbreiben." ~@irf-
li62 g9ie gum Eeufel mabt er oenn
oos9" ..Ota, auf ser S6reibma-
iAiuel"
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lteble @egenO. 6remOer
Cein 3immer betreteno): ~@lir
i6eint, bier iino @an3en? 9lui Der
ariegSfarte ga an Der @ono. !"
8irtbin (enti6lIoi9eno): uSSa, ooS
lit @oleu. ga fonmt icbon bin
rn0 pieOer NAL cine Oor!"
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8n Oertanfen.
fyarmIauO 81 Derfaufen.


80 Mder Narm,
nit neuem SKINNER SeranoasSaus, Siaa uno
gIebenaebduoen; iiefe g9aiierfront, StonD @reel
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feiner QIab fir Glib; geniieeno biuiee Nrbelis'
irdiie riabebei. CWner, 1913 6ibelItg Bntletng,
Baltimore, Wso. Nstpt LlOu-l
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0bouncneen, bic ben ,,Dentldbeu GUrreWon.
benten" nldlt pinltlih uber unreaclmabla CT.
baItcn, gnf aebcten Der Office oabon per &c.
IepbUn ober ilFiinih wllttbeIun9 5u maaen.
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&ortoffern
Ttmn 81 Hns Hrds
2Ie6r
1T $12 nna FnB.

edlnten nnb ao6l 1T Jest clues
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-23
Bay State
Paints
For Every Purpose
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a co. Inc,
Boston. Mass.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH A. DUFFY

State of Vermont, District Of Washington. S.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid;
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate of Elizabeth A. Duffy late of SYRIA
cuse, New York, deceased. GREETING;
WHEREAS. application hath been made TO
this court, in writing, by the administrator
with the will annexed in the state Of YER
mont praying for license and authority to sell
all of real estate Of said deceased, TO wit !;
Situated in the city of Barre. county Of WASH
said court that II would be beneficial TO the
heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased, TO sell said real estate and
convert the same into money.
Ard bringing into court ihe consent and
appreciation in writing Of all the heirs TO said
estate residing in this state, and setting forth
the situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUP0N, the said court appointed and
assigned the 25th day Of October, 1917, at the
probate office In Montpelier. In said district,
TO hear and decide upon said application and
petition. and ordered public notice thereof TO
be given to all persons interested therein, by
and place Of hearing three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Barre Daily Times. a newspaper which
eirculates in the neghborhood Of those persona
Interested in said estate. all Of which pubf-
cations shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections to the granting OF
such license. IL You cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier in said
district this sth day Of October. 1917.
MARY j. CUTLER. Register.
Oce-fs.ps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-23
W4ITSFIELD

Mrs L. o. Fiske is confined to her bed
by illness.
Mrs George 0lmstead is suffering with
an attack of heart trouble and Mrs. Alice
Conner is caring for her,
William Graves and Miss Carrie Bower
were united in marriage Sunday, Oct. IA,
in Randolph Center.
Casper Smith was home from North
field for Sunday.
Miss Annie Dale of Montpelier spent
Sunday at her home here.
Miss Robinson of Montpelier spent
Sunday at Mrs. Addie Dale's.
Hugh Baird is critically i'll with pneu-
monia, with trained nurse in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ryford of Proctors'
vile spent Sunday at Il. Fl, Savage's.
Joe Ryford of Maiden, Mass, was in
town for the week end.
The ladies' aid will serve their regular
dinner Wednesday noon at the M. Il.
church.
Mrs. O. G. Eaton returned Friday from
several weeks stay with her son in Pitts
burg Pa.
The annual Masonic supper will be
held Thursday evening, with II. II. Ross
of Burlington, secretary of the grand
lodge as guest of honor,
Mrs. Daniel Moriarty of the brook road
is suffering with tonsilitis.