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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-09

Woman is supposed to reach the
acme of her mental ability at about
the age of forty.five, or five years
earlier than the average age for the
masterful productiveness of man.
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NI.'I'fiOiJISI.

broad Strc~t-i'rca"hirls AZ II o'clock
and AT SIZE 10y tn" pastor Re- Fred
i. chcnault. Morning subject. What
|, Means TO Iso Christian" Evening
subject. The stayed Wind
Laurel Street.-The pastor wil! preach
at both services. Members will be re-
reivcd at tho morning service. The
subject for the evening sermon viii be
Hell"
TrIni,y-Rcv. Z. 7. Gambler. tho pas
tor. viii! preach at II o'clock AMI at e.
Park PInre-HcEular service. at II
o'clock with preaching b. tho pastor
Rev w T.. Thompson. y. ID. Union
services at s:l5 a, Grace Covenant
when Dr. Caldwell will preach
Bnr,on misunderstanding "a, IL
o'clock and At by the pastor, Rev
+. Il. McSparran. Morning subject
"Springtimc Good Seed to SOW Even
ing subject. "a Christian"
Clay Strect-At the II O'Clock SER
vice In. pastor, Rev q. II. Ncwbury.
Will have for his subject, The Hidden
Life" and AZ O'Clock, The Model
Young Man"
the pastor, will preach at II o'clock
and al s.
Highland rnrk-T:ev r. NJ White
ana at S.
M"nument-Thc pastor, Rev. o. IL
lambeth, -. D., VIII preach both morn
Ing and evening. There will be a re-
ccpt'on O. members and the Holy Com
nun!om Al the morning service. and
in the evening tho pastor will preach
on The Cause CT Backsliding."
Grace-rrcaching At II o'clock and
at by the pastor. Rev. J. q, Cnruh.
Decatur Str~et-Rcv. Samuel l.. DUN
willie. the pastor. vii! preach Al j
O'clock on Growth -Eody, Mind and
spirit" and a. o'clock on "T.ife's
Vocation, What" Special cvangelist!c
services viii begin April H. Rev. f..
I. Gambler, pastor az Trinity Methodist
Church. Will assist the pastor in the
services.
Asbury-"The Divine rroccs. OF Con-
shutting Mniste: OF the Gospel"
VIII he the subject o: the morning SER
mon BY tho pastor. Rev W. Oliver
Gordon. and Elective Affinity" the sub
ject OF the evening sermon.
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INSTALL NEW PASTOR
Interesting Ceremony to TIC Held ,t
Ashland Hnpti>t Church Thi.
Afternoon.
lSr"cin1 to The Times Disna,cn

lNn"c'I |" ihc Times DiSnntCh
ASHLAND. VA. April s.--rntcrcsting
exercises Will mark the Installation
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock of Rev.
Hugh \. t.ll:s. tho new pastor of the
Ashland Baptist Church. Rev. Il. H.
Pitt. - H., editor OF the Religious
Herald. and for several years pastor of
tho Ashland Church. will preside over
IN" exercises to which all Of The Ash
land churches have been extended Spc-
cial Invitations
There viii bc number Of short
addresses. welcoming Rev. Mr.. ELLIS
10 this church. and To Virginia. The
address Of welcome on behalf Of tho
Ashland church will lie made by one
OF tho deacons OF that church Rev
l'r. Kelly. pastor Of Duncan Memorial;
Rev. Mr.. Mack. Of tho Ashland Pres
hyteran Church: br. Goodwin. OF the
Episcopal Church; Rev. Mr.. Richards
OF the Christian Church. and Drs
Blackwell, Hatcher and Day OF RAN
doiph- Macon College. have all been in
Nited 10 take part in the exercises
and several Of them will speak on
behalf o: their respective churches. and
OF III" college Rev. William Hcdlcy
OF iinter Paris. whom Rev Mr. ELF.
succeeds in Ashland. viii make an adj
dress on behalf OF the Bap,ists ot Vir-
Sinia This VIII hc - special interest
ing feature OF the proSram MIR lied
ley ami Mr.. Ellis are both English
men. The former had u very success.
tul siX-year pastoratc in Ashland and
the latter has just entered upon his
passionate With great carncStncSs and
enthusiasm.
AR. Fills Will make The closing ad
dress in reply to the various messages
OF welcome which viii! greet him.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
TO AID IN EDUCATION
VIII Provide Fund 4" Assist Worth,
Students " hO tr'. Prcpnrin;;
for the Ninisir,.

The month uf April - ON" ~ the
months Of the year during which sre-
ci:t contributions are made To the cause
OF Christian education and ministerial
relief throughout III" Southern Tres
byt.riau church. by oder of the gen
crnl assembly Of tn" church and cI-
for, is heinz mad" :" secure capc-
Gladly liberal contributions at this
time on account or til" ccnst"u,ly in
,.rc.sir- demands Ia the educational
work Of the church aud Tor the sup
pur. ol retired ministers and widows
;nJ orphans % ministers.
VI this time tirrc gre on tho rolls
OF IN" cAecu,iy" commits" % chris
;,au education md ministerial relief
more than 100 candidate. fur III" IN IN
is,ry and for mission service each oS
7 whom receive Hn annual loan Of 500
for four years to assist them in meet
.ng the expense of education. this loan
to be repaid in money or in service
TO the church when IN" cduca, i";t.,!
( cours" haas been completed y" S""u
81" rcraid. the money is loaned 10 her
I students.
The fund known AZ tin. SUDDEN ioan
fund is tro;her source t',nt "aah,es
III" executive committee IN avsis,
worthy boys and girls To @ccurc hi-h-
or education in Trc$tytcrian colleges
'h""c students not necessarily prcnai-
!nc for the ministry or for mission
sctvicc. This fund WAS established IL,
l:l1. and during tho prcs.n; ycar loans
have been made to nineteen Young ner
ana twenty-five Young women VINO are
students IN Presbyterian colleges. These
loans also viii he iuad" for four years.
II desired. and when they have been
repaid ic"y will 30 placed at tho dts
pos:i of other worthy students. \
.arEc number of other students desired
loans this year. but these We're not
available because tho student ioar funG
- r"' y"' snil;ciantir larc. 10 allow
IN" "H""utiNc committee 80 make all
Of III. loans desired. r'fnrt i- being
mad" TO increase This rund as rapidly
~ possible. in Order thGt - much larger
number of students may he assisted
IN securing tho best educational adj
vauia-"s
During tn" war period through which
the world Is passing at this time Tho
educational work "f all religious d.
nominations is facinr a crisis that j.
in Il peculiar sense the greatest that
II has faced. and tho Southern Tr.a-
hN'"rian Church is making spcci:u Of
tort TO bring nor schools through tho
crisis stronger and better cuuipp.d TO-
""rNic" than At any time they b,v..
set known.
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the mass meeting "Wednesday NIGH, nc,
ST Johns Episcopal Church
III. II. Byrd. commemorative ,ttor.
noy fnr Eath. WI ais" spcai ii, St.
J"hN'N. "" il president rot III" county
association. which prubnbiy has done
- mach TO Improve the schools in
mat section ~ amy other agency any
whore.
y great deal of tim. IN tho con.
v'ntion will be given 10 Informal con.
icrenccs on the several department,
OF the school. methods WAYS and
means Many of tho DO Gates sbt,n
anxious to h"Ir tho great specchcs
really cove to tho convention ia go,
he'p on 'h"i" own difficulties. ana II
- found that SGch Contercnccs aro
most helpful in this par;i,u!ar. These
VIII he hold a; II o'clock each dly
TO all o. these. "a we'll as to all see
sions OF the convention. all Richmond
WorEcrS are invited 70 attend. whcth .
or they arc elected delegates or not
Tn" convention open II ? o'c,orl,
TncSnay and closes ~ $50 Trhrsd,v
IN" indications are that the a,tcrG
an"e viii be very large. There aro
said t" b" 100000 undoy-school mon
hers in Virginia. ana this Is a tip,o
when all OF them who wish are in
Nitcd to come
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EI' OF AL.

ii"Iy Triniiy-S"rviccs 1T II u'clrcl,,
With rc!"bratiom "f The iIoiy Crmrrti-
niom Rev. K. 'ary Montague viii
preach. Union services al $40 At G,acc
Covenant Presbyterian Church.
srrn.ion-Morn!uE prayer, auto
communion AMI s"rmon at II O'Clock.
N the evening service beginning al;
: o'clock. Eieh, Rev. Hob.r, \. Glib
son, y. -, Hish"n % Virginia ,viil
administer the apostolic rite OF Con-
tirrnatiou
Grucc-Ri;" OF Confirmation ana lIoI;.
Communion at II o'rlucA Evening
prayer aud short sermon a, 5 ociocl
-. rnurs-l.itany and Communion at
II o'clock. Evening prayer 81 >:15.
~ tn" II o'clock service. Rev. John
q. Mage viii preach on ''t'hristian
Progress in China" ), tho >:i, scr.
vice the rector Rcv. Waiter Russell
Bowie. u. - rilI preach on .'l.ra-ci,.
in Relation !" the Nations Need"
-. DEMONSTRATING PRAYER aud Scr-
mon A. II o'clock by Hey Lyman
Powell, y. l., pres ident % HOBART COZ
lego. New Yorf. subject. ''rhc Re-
!i:iouS Aspects OF the War.
g. Fr"cland I'";cr viii lpreach ut the
evening service.
'"numcnfal-K"v James w uorris.
-. H. Will preach At II O'Clock NJ,
. o'ciock i'm tn" afternoon III" SUNDAY.
school VIII have its l;astcrtidc rrlc-
hrati"m in IN" church. where a white
and gold temple VIII be constructed
niece by pi'"e. ana tho I.entcn mite
box offerings Tor missions VIII he
placed ia the ;"Irpic Icy tho diIcr.r,
"!ass'S The address Will be n,ad.,
by Or. Morris
ST. Mnrk'.-IioIy Communion and
sermon at II o'clock i;vonin:: prayer.
3r"c'ai mu. ic aud address ~ o'clock
M services conducted by the rector.
Rev. .. II Brydon
Holy t"mf"rtcr-IIoly Communion n,
- o'clock. Patriotic address by DR..
douglas Freeman 30 the sunday school
at $50" Evening prayer and sermon
- O'Clock.
-. iohn'>-S"r'non and Holy Com
nmn'@n at II o'rlock Evening PRAYER
Hcv. Hugh w. Sublct,, VIII preach AZ
both services
All Sntn's-tsual services a, II and
At clock IN the afternoon. Easter
music VIII lie repeated. Suu,la y school
III me parish house on Madison Street.
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PAULIsT CHOIR TO SING
b"yS OF All saints Choir to Attend
concert nj Auditorium Tuesday
Night In Il Body.

MI Saints boy choir will attend. IN
body 'hc concert 70 hc given Tuesday
night in tn" CITY AUDITORIUM bv The
PauliSt thoriStcrs OF Chicago Mem
herS OF other large chorus chosrs Will
also attend the concert. which will he
ono of tho best entertainments of tho
Rinh ever gwen in Richmond. The en-
SSmoic work of the choir is said TO
he OF the most artistic nature
Reviewing g recent concert given in
New York. the American said. i'm part.
N" Pau'is' choir vino gave their
hrSt No" York concert in Carnegie
Fai. proved 10 he IN organization of
''' m"ie Voices and of unusual merit
nj material! So' since The notable
risi; Of tn" Mcndclssohu Choir of To-
rohi". about ten years a-p has New
York listened 10 sucA remarkable
choraj singing
cut before dcscrihin:: tho superb
program aud its amaa'u:: in;crprcta-
ton. IL must he mentioned that tho
Iauiist Choir are here on mission.
They are dcvoi!nC their talents to rails
Ing money for the re- storation OF
France, As tic house WIS filled from
pit TO dome. it can he conservatively
estimated that several thousand dol
lars Will be given to That worthy
cause.
Tn" choir offered program that
ranged from Gn Intricate fucu" by
Zach. 70 tuncful legend by Tschnai-
kowshy. and from stupcndous chorus
from Handlers Messiah" to a rare
ARRANGEMENT OF The Mccking Bird"
AUTOGRAPHS BouGiiT AND SOLD.
PATRICK +. MADIoAN. SCI FIFTH
AVE. NEW YORK SrEgIALIzEs ~
ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF
FAMOUS PEOPLE. LETTERS OF WASH
iNGroN. li\GpLN, AND!Ls.W JOHNSON,
EUGENE FIELD. ia SEES W. RILEY AND
-. HEN ES ,SlDNI.E rbbTv:lst ESPl.-
CIAl.LY WAITED ME- MADiGAN WILL.
CINE YOU TUE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
SEND HIM y List or WHAT YOU HAVE.
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hlchem ENnngrlicnI Lu,hcrnn-

Notwithstanding to-day at
II O'Clock and AT in third floor audi-
forum CT Colombo Hall
Hethtchem Evangelical Lu,bcr,,
services Viii be conducted by tn. pus
'"t E'N. r. IL. McuSchke, at II O'Clock
TINS morning and AZ : cclock This
morning the pastor vii! preach on The
Road TO Emmaus." and this evening on
relieving Wiihou, Seeing"
Christian Sci~nc~-The regular ser
vices Will b" held at II O'Clock thi.;
morning. The subject viii he Tn
reality"
rnftnrinn--uSual services at /!
o'clock. wiki preaching by Rev. Frank
Trait. subject OF sermon. rs the
Kaiser a chrisiiau"' Services Will be
held al Highland Springs at O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures services will be
conducted Tonight at o'clock b. the
pastor. Rev Is. q. PeaSe. His subject
will he The United states OF the
World"
Y. VI. 4. A.-Mass meeting for men
under the joint auspices OF the Min
istcrial Union and the association AT
the Academy OF Music. Usual services
for boys at 2:3o. Regular monthly
meeting of the Ministerial Union to-
morrow at the association building a.
1870. Rev. Russell Cecil. D. D.. presi-
dent Of the union. viii preside.
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George T. Waite. viii preach at both
the morning and evening services.
BrOndus MISUNDERSTANDING; at Ii
O'Clock and at S:lJ by tn" pastor. i..v.
w. T.. Gibson. "cOnditi.us OF Victory
wili be the subject of the morning SER
mon. and The Model Child OF the
evening SERMON
>crond-licsuinr services at II
o'clock aud 1T ) with sermons by the
pastor. Rev. =" I. Skinner. Il. - I'm =
mortality" and Excess religion viii
bc the subjects oC the twu sermons
to-day.
Grove t,cnuc--rhc pastor. Hcv ".
G. James. -. l.. VIII preach al II
o'clock and ut o'ylocl, In tho after
noon.
Grnrr Strcrt-rr"achlnl, ~ both the
morning and evening services by the
pastor. I:"v. Finley T.. Gibson. u. -.
AZ II o'cl"ck Dr. ';ibsnn viii prcacn
on who Ends tho r"id:par?' and az
O'Clock Oh The Power of an i.ndicas
Life"
Fui,pn-E"v. ". Thorburn Clarke.
the pastor viii preach morning and
evening. cottnG" prayer meetings
next week. preparatory to revival ser
vices. which commence on APRIL IA.
Rev. e. u. ArcndaI. preaching.
Pine S,rcet-This morning ~ II
o'clock the pastor. Roy. - Il. HutSon.
H. ~. will preach On How TO Fulfill
tho Law" and at o'clock Rcv. G. y.
Arcndail VIII preach.
North sidc-Rrv. Austin - i:odn thee
pastor Of hi" church. viii preach his
first sermon TO-DAY. hi. morning sub
;cct being .rrI. trns"cration' liz tue
evening II" will preach On ''InpussipiI-
tiles Made Possible"
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things alike. Second. let US pray for
each other, In the family, Ia tho com
munity. In the church. How splcudidly
startling. but h"w christlikc. II every
sunday in church the minister prayed
by name Tor all tho other churches in
the town and for their minister's and
all tho people said Amen" Third. let
rs give free say to love. owe no n,;tl
anything but - love enc another.
And love is born of G". and comes tC
life as NC work side by side for the
coming OF Gods Kingdom.
Like "a mighty army
Moves the Church Of Cod.
brothers. We are trcadin.
Where the saints have trod:
We are not divided
All one body We
one IN hope and doctrine.
One i'm charity.
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Every, druggist here ycs your druggist and
everybody druggist has noticed great falling
off i'll the sale OF caomcl They all Give tic
same reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
place.
"Calomcl is dangerous and people know il, while
Dodsons Liver Tone is safe and gives better re-
suns' SAID prominent local druggist. Dodson's
druggist. y large family -sized bottle costs bur, a
few cents and ii you find ii doesn't take the place
OF dangerous, salivating caomcl you have only to
ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is plcasant-tasting. pure
ly vegetable remedy, harmless to both children
and adults. Take spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fnc no sick headache, biousncss, ague,
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';atty Scilars, who has been described!
as the worlds greatest descriptive or
Sanist having established Il world
record OF over 500 rccitals given in
dircct succession. VIII appear at the
Second Baptist Church on Thursday and
FRIDAY evenings Of This week. In Eu-
rope Mr.. Scllars is known chiefly from
his performances At the Queens Hall
and crystal Palace. London. Prior TO
leaving for his american tour the rnu-
steal AT Homes" were attended by
weli-known people and many celebrat-
ed musicians.
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BAPTIST.

Iinirr Park-"Beloved Ct the Lord
will be the subject of the morning
sermon, and conservation of Energy
OF the evening sermon, by the pastor.
Rev. William lledley.
Cnirary-The pastor, Rev. Carter A.
Jenkens, will preach AT both services.
The Difficulties of Christ" and The
Desire Of God" Will he the subject OF
the two sermons
F'irst-Preaching al u O'Clock and
at By the pastor. Rev. George w Nc
Daniel, d. u.
Iinrton HciEhts=Thc pastor Rev.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

sour stomach cloggcd bowels Dodson's Liver
one doesn't grippe or cause inconvenience all next
day like calone
axe dose Of caomc tonight and tomorrow
you Will feel sick, weak and nauscatcd Don't
lose days work!
Dodsons Liver Tone is real liver medicine.
\ on II know it next morning because you will
wake up with your head clear your liver active
bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regulated.
You will feel cheerful and full Of vgor and ready
Tor hard days work.
You can cat anything afterwards without r:sl.
OF saiivating yourself or your children.
Get bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone and try il
on my guarantee. You'll never again put dose
OF nasty, dangerous calomel into your stomach
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
PItESIIl'Ii..ItItN.

f'ir.t-l'rcaching al u o'clock by
rev i. 7. McFaddcn. -. ID. Union
services at o'clock
Serond-Scivic at II o'clock and
at SID. with preaching by the pastor.
Rev Russell Cecil. l.. y.
Grace C0yennnt-Scrviccs at II
o'clock and at s. Union services at
the evening hour. Rev. Eugene q.
Caldwell Will preach at both services.
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CHRISTIAN.

Third-Thc pastor. Rev. James O..
licisabcck will preach beth morning
and evening.
seventh Str-.,-Thc pastor. Rev. H..
j.. &. Maclachlan, -. -. "iil preach at
~ o'clock and Al :. His morning sub
jcct viii be In the old Days"
HAMMER trrnnr-Thc minister. Ec.
George W k"mpcr. viii preach at
II o'clock and al s.
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books ana helpers ~ FAR as possihie
No; few so organized have grown
into sclf-supportine churches. In the
district surrounding pulaski there are
lGi churches which. were started IN
th'$ way.
Key, J, r. Mastin. secretary u The
state Board OF CHARITIES has been max
INK s>md% %; tho influence Of tho
sunday H"a"uls ~ preventing: crime and
naur"riSm. 10 viii make an address
WEDNESDAYS morninG o, this subject.
Or l. q. Crooks. of womans co..
i"S". l.ynrhburg. has recently accepted
me position If Notwithstanding super
int"nHcnt for Virginia. lie viii con-
"u't = conference. and Viii speat Tues
day afternoon on Right Methods Of
.iibic f"nrh.n%.' lie * n pleasin.
speaker. and well NJ on his subject,
rev G""rgr W. Crabtrcc lately
started homo for cx-prisouers "a.
catIcu. He mas loul, given his time to
working among The unfortunttc in tho
prisons OF the south. and will mako an
'chr""S Wcda nHday morning
Rev Cecil Y. Cook. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. charlottesville
mas made u special study Of late Of the
nom" department and viii speak on this
subject Thursday. The schools OF Nich-
m"nd have been particularly active IN
organizing and developing departments
the past year. ana are tGkin: unusual
interest in this convention. DIR. Cook :,
address viii be followed by special
conference Of these workers.
Rev. William l.. Hudson has probably
done as much for Sunday schools in the
las, four years as any man in the
western part of the State. For abou;
that long h. has been sunday school
superintendent in Lexington preshy-
terry. and during that time it is prob
ably not too much tn say that the
schools have doubled in influence He
speaks Thursday morning on ".Achicv-
luS Large Things"
DIR. MCDANIEL. WILL.
WELCOME: THE DEI.EGATFS
Rev. George W. Mcdaniel. y. H..
rastor OF tho First Baptist Church.
where the session will be held. viii
make the opcning address at 4 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. He takes as his
subject. The Morale OF the Forces" His
address will he in tho nature Of a well
come 10 the delegates.
Rev. w. T. Ertt. OF Keller. is one Of
the live" country Baptist pastors of
the state and n most forccful spciker.
lie makes an address OH some Rights
OF the sunday school" at the mass
meeting IN Central Methodist Church
Wednesday night.
The other speaker at Central is pr
l.. Mcdonnell president OF E.aS, Rad
ford state Norma! College DR.. Mct'ou-
ncll l. much Interested in all good
Works aud knows the religion. ana
educational needs Of the Southwest as
few men know it. lie is convinced that
the great need OF that great section is
moro and better sunday schools lilo
lcd in getting the students in the
normal colleges To take up sunday
school methods. and carries on thar
work in East Rndford.
Rev. John Lee Allison. pastor of Sec
end Presbyterian Church. Alexandria. is
one of the most eloquent and fluent
ministers OF his denomination in the
state. lie is a regular attendant at the
state conventions, and Is often called
on for an address. lie will speak at
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures today a,
II CLOCK and AT in third floor audi
forum CT Colombo Hall.
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-22
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

District Of " oodstoek, $. Probate
Court March 10Th. 1918. Estate of
Clinton NJ. Jones. late of Woodstock.
in said District, deceased. The Exec
utriN having exhibited her administra-
ton account with SAID estate TO this
Court for allowance. It IS ORDERED
That the S0th day of March. a. D.
1918, at Il o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Woodstock be
and the same Is assigned for a hear
ing on the allowance Of said admins
tration account, and this Court di-
reefs the ENecutrix to cite all persons
interested therein TO appear at sa,3
time and place. by publishing this or
der once in some newspaper having "A
circulation in said District and By
posting a copy on the public sign post
in the Town Of Woodstock, where the
deceased last dwelt. at least days
before said time assigned Certified
from Record CLARENCE II. CHILD.
Judge
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-22
PUTNAM

George y G5lpatrlc was Ia Spring
held Wednesday attending a meeting
II coal dealers
Henry AHard, designer in the Wa
terman mill. is i'll with pneumonia at
ms home on Tatem street
Mrs Ewart Brunn and her sister
Miss Bessie Champlin, motored to
Worcester Tuesday IN Mrs Brunn's
car
Mrs Ewart Brunn and her son will
20 to Boston the first Of next week 70
pass the Easter vacation, visiting ms
tore spots IN and around the city
Professor Henry 2 Wright, former
Is dean Of Yale University, who died
ia View Haven. Sunday night. Vas
weu known 10 Yale men in Putnam
ana vicinity
Private Hiram Williams Wood
staca avenue nov statoHel at New
port. is having a tea day. farIouehz
Accompanied be - father b. has
gone ast 10 visit las brother
Private Arthur c Keith. son Of Nr
and Mrs l. N. Keith, Grove street.
who=~eHt "a The last quota OF drafted
men to Camp pe4cns, has been trans
ferred to Camp Upton l. I
II s Morse and son have very
fine spring Of water on their property
in the north end Of the city which
they haze allowed people to use dur.
ing the past few weeks while the city
water was in bad condition These
little kindnesses are appreciated.
Miss Minnie Diamond was in Wor-
cester Monday night to attend
hemian party given in the gym at
Clark College There WAS an enter
tainmeut and supper and the favors
were in keeping with St. Patrek's
Day,