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fu-nisi, the main contention againgt
Nalo~. and post time found public
favor finally divided between the paii
But there was nothing IN the field OF
five able to make VaIor extend him
self Had there been .here is little
doubt new track record would have
been essab isjlet.
Jockey J. Callahan, who had the log
up on Valor, got off well from the
rail position and before the end of
he chute was reached had drawn nut
to lead Of about half u length. En-
tilade and I4eochares were racing head
to head canwhile. Rounding the turn
Callahan began to draw away with
Nalor. Straigh.o on the bac;
stretch he continued to draw steadily
away until he had shaken Off Lcocharcs
and Eniilade more than half dozen
lengths. Callahan then very wisely
began to rate his mount IN fror..
Close Struggle for Place
Lcoc',ares and EnflaGe, meanwhile
fought nose to nose and stride for
stride. Hummer, with Lcocharcs, Hal
The inside and strategic position. H.
forced c. Robinson, with Eniilnde. over
the longer journey, which tact doubt
less decided second money. Icocha.cs
and Emf i1de were both very tired hon
they hit 1hc head OF the stretch. They
had used themselves III in the hope
less chase agains. the pacemaker.
1T the eighth pole Callahan tool;
Nalor in hand. Tie horse was still
running Here Is the fractional time
OF his mile, one of the very best ever
shown ct the Springs: OLE %, 0:2l.
0:35 1-5. O:46 2-5, O:5S 3-5, ] IL 3,
l:2 /, :36 2-5.
The Luzerne High Weight Handicap,
for three yeer-olds and upward at six
furlongs. was won by Walter NJ. Jef-
ferd's Routledgc, which was very heav-
lily played. so heavily that it went to
the post favorite. Ultimatum cut out
Q stiff pace to the stretch turn, but Am
brose, VINO waited until the pacemalzer
showed signs o. tiring. came away on
the outside and won Just about as he
pleased.
Startling, which also commanded
serious consideration. closed very reso-
lutely. and might, indeed, have won
with stronger ride. Little La Verne
Fator, who had the mount, was pinched
back badly at the start and had q
tempestuous Journey through the back
stretch.
Ina Frank Lacks Speed
Johnny LOTUS could not make. lima
Frank run lich. A ton of money WAS
thrown in on this one. but it was not
Ima's day. The mare raced sour
Lotus was of none too well. but had
plenty Of room to race through on the
rail in the back stretch. He tried his
best, but the mare had TO speed and
was soon lost in the shuttle.
The biggest disappointment OF the
day developed in the fifth race, at a
mile, when Commodore J. X. L. Ross
Canso. the odds-on favorite, brought
up the rear of the procession in field
CT six. Johnny Lotus put over the
winner in A. II. Diaz's imported
Orcstes. The contingent from Cuba
was down on this one, hook. line and
sinkcr. There was another orc in the
heat on which q big coup was planned
II. Remnrer's Huttontrope. The wise
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Golf Injury to
Keep Clork OF
Crimson. Team,
CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Aug. H.

q AMBRlDGE. Mass. Aug. A.
Charles Clark, the 225-pound
football guard, will be unable to
wear the Harvard colors this fall.
While playing golf the hnslSy lines
man injured his back severely, and
it was announced to-day tbst there
Is no possibility Of his trying for
the Crimson eleven next faai
Clark was easily the best af Uar-
wards rEsh Iisesnea, and WAS
r,embc- cf the 1916 team. S;1cc
being discharged from naval service
Clark made his letter on the hockey
and track teams
Manager Wafdron Belnap, after \
trip from New York and conference
with Head Coach Fob Fisher, m
nounced that practice for the
varsity will start here on Monday
September 8.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Favorites Sweep
Card i'm 'Irot Races
OF Grand Circuit

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-Attractod by
Two sweepstakes, large crowd braved
the threatening weather for the open
:ng Of the second Grand Circuit meet
ing OF the summer at North Randall
to-day. Owing to showers throughout
the morning the track was heavy. but
some fast time was MADE. All Of the
favorites won.
2:1o CLASS; TRoTT1NG. PURSE. $1,000
Iummy Todd b 6, by Tod Mac
The Ace, b. g. Nitchelj j....... !
Go!den Sper. CHI. m. (Geers> . 4
Red Bon. The cossac.i and Constantine
the Great also started.
Time. 2:0Sa4. 2:1o 2:07%
IRE NORTH RANDALL EOS TROT
PURSE, $3.50
kinney (Murphy) ......'. !
Wilkes brewer. ch. m. lvalentine) ] 2
Prince 4,r 1-oree, br. G. (McDevitD.. 3
nss5on. nssSs Lassis. rn : 95, 3wb,s, NJ (cOs'. !
Esperanza also started.
Ilme' 2:O51 z, 2:07H., 2:o71a.
THE NEWS; TW0,.YEAR,,oLns; TROT-
Natalie the Great. rr. T., by Peter
the Great CThomas) ...... !
Dudette. br. +. Gers ....... 2
bueilie ~ Harvester, h. f CFlening) } I
Sister Azotf, b I. (MacMahon) 5
Time, 2:13, 2:16A.
2:o6 CLASS. PACING: PURSE si.50o
Boy I Gratt9n, b. &, by Grafton
Q '9' {. &. ,o'q.s b. e. 'wardj ji..:::.
sanardo. b. G. (Murphyj ......
2ay },a,uc Mack C. h CWhitehead) 49,. , s 2ro
'q hox r. r. Mssrie a. h 1ssssh Wssssh Captain 5,r 5To
at-l-aW ana Little Batis.e
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
McLoughlin Loses Only TtUo
Games in 1hree-Set Match
California Comet Easy Winner Over Hartman in
First Round; Griffin Eliminates Richards; Will
Jams, Johnston, Tilden, Murray Among Victors
By Fred Hawthorne

NEWPORT. Aug 4Wh the Australian Davis
he invitation Newport
Tennis here this morning courts
Of players among
greatest players this country has produced
the end of long day of reduced to
thirty all the favortes coming through.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Valor Captures Handicap
f7 Close TO Mile Record
Martins Fise-Ycar-Old Horse Romps OF With
Lake George Classic Within Onc-ffth Second of
Track Mark; Odds~Osa Choice Defeated ;n 1;fs,,
By W. !. Afachoti,

SARATOGA, Aug 4Wilan hestnnt bo,o
Valor, showed the best Of the meeting to-day whom he romnca o
with the Lake George Handicap cf a Naor
through the last furong,
within secora of tho tract red
established by Willis Sharpe klner's
f. Schorr Ioctae took the place schwartzs ipno~t
Erhadc.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
The Summary

=, Newport Casino Lawn Tcnnis Associa-
ston mems Invitation sinGics (iirst raund)
III. :. Parker defeated c. X. shaw c.,
-. Go; {. J. Griffin defeated Vincent
kirhards. 6--3 c.. st. S-6: Maurice
r. Mclaughlin defeated Joseph Hartman.
Ct. &C, CT: :. Howard NosheN de-
ieatcd !. l.. Werner. Ct. 6--3. &c :
Robert NJ. kinsey defeated Craig H;1die.
il. Go. G-i. ca; William r. Ti,.ien. o,i.
defeated Stanley Mortimer. ir., CO G-I.
e-1; T. :. Dana defeated 9. u. Biddle.
tt 6---o G--i: Watson NJ. Vashhn-n
defeated Elon II. Hooker. G-2. Ct. 6-4 :
Eichnrd Norris Williams. I'd, defcn:e,
Josiah Vhcslwrieht. CT. 6-3, G-3 I:
S!tnries :. Gnriand. ir, defeated G. NJ.
iSui. jr., CO. Go. e.: L. c. lnman
defeated ". +. Compton, it. t--G Go
6-5. C--i: Ichiya tluNag,e Defeated Eofl~ =
man Nickerson, Go &C, G--o: Axel
@ES; &E7S; Nathani.; w. Niles defeated a. ID.
shamplin, Go, Go. 6--2; y. u. y. Jones
defeated J. -. Ewing. 6--l. G--i, 6--1 I;
Robert iintliey Murray defeated - C.
nevereaus. 60, Go. 6--i; Il. C. Seaycr
defeated =. w. Mcrrilacw. Go, 6. Go :
Harry {. Johnson defeated Frank r..
anderson, 6-i. G-f e.; William NJ
Johnston defeated j. w. Foster. S. c.
=: Thomas c. Bundy defeated Paul
". Gibbons. 6--i, e.. e--3: Wallace +.
johnson defeated AIfrcd ;. Dahncy. e..
c. 6--l: Major =. Il. Earran defeated
Eugene Renal, 6--l. 6--3. 6--l.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

Lawrence Waterbury, the famous
polo player. bought Sennings Park from
Colonel jefferson Livingston to day for
$4,000. Sennings Park was one Of the
best handicap horses in the South last
spring.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
former welterweight

former welterweight champion, ae-
feased Steve La.zo in a RI turn bout Of
six rounds Eddie Moy. of Allentown,
had the better Of Harry Pierce, wh,
substituted FOR Joe Wel Eng, OF Chica~o.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

The Oncck Stable, which had entered
Overcast at $1,000, protected the tilly at
s1,7O5. S. Polk was the bidder.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

American Association
.ouisvile, 5; Columbus. 2
Indianapolis, :. Toledo o.
Nln.ea polls 81 Milwaukee lraia J.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
International League

UAMES IO-UA1
Newark at Reading.
Baltimore at Jersey City
Buffalo at Binghamton
Rochester at Toronto.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Jersey City, =; Baltimore, 90 in.).
Newark. 10; Reading. s.
binghamtOn, s; Buffalo, 0.
~ Rochester, 5; Toronto, 4 (a.m.).
toronto. 5; Roch., (p.m., ~ in.).
STANDING OF TEAMS
n, w. l.. Pc WI. Pc.
2 more. 7s 81 1902 Bingt'n ~ So .As5
nolonto So 81 .644 Rochcs. AZ 80 .A12
Gnauaio. 55 Is .545IJ. City. IS sc .353
newark. So 50 .515lRe9ding 30 Is $50
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

'Tny l'yrst and Wsndy ccrnlcl; Whitney entrv
Truly Rural closed with great samearss tI,,onsi, i'm
sn on Latter inerscred with FIGHT af;cr the
Broom ran cot On the turn ~ '>~''
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Overcast Classy Two-Iear-Old

1t has been announced on apparently
good authority that racing viii reopen
in the Province Of Quebec the middle
Of this month. The French Canadians
will race tifty-siI days, beginning Au
gus is. Race meets viii be conducted
at Delorimer, Kempton, Back River,
Dorval and Ming Edward parks. Be
cause Of the great congestion OF horses
here many OF the owners are anxious
TO ship North as soon as possible.
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- -, = ---'------------------ -
JDv KY. g-fa High {

.tretch ard stood Of a Challenge from Has
Arrow lclnt ran l good race. Cc,Gsn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Racing g Summaries
Saratoga Eacetrack, Angus; 4
WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST

ZOE flSf RAc GFor
SAit good driving g. by
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

The the la furlonS. where she vent
i4ehe VGsul0 pounds the the others. Nancy
al eighth Encrine closed strong
Inadens. four --ods and 500 added about
II GOO wof all Wsae place Winner llk ;. ly
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-05
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Carl Dwinen and two helpers OF
Orleans are at work on the new carh
near the church They are boarding
at A. S. Babcock's.
Miss Ruth Heidger of the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, VINO
recently underwent an operation Tor
appendicitis, came Saturday to the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Ken
drick, for a few weeks rest.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Kathryn Randall is quite Ill
with grippe.
Morris Vance of Albany was new
scholar Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fifeld visited friends
in Wolcott recently.
Miss Lois Hadley was home from
Burlington over Sunday.
The Halloween social was well at
tended Friday evening.
F. B. Goodwin was a business visi-
tor in Burlington Monday.
Miss Winget of Lowell was the
guest of Miss Fuller Saturday.
c. NJ. Berry went to Boston Friday
to spend a week with his sister.
/ E. F. Wheeler is in Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington for treatment.
Drs. Easton and Griswold operated
upon Cora Virginia Perry for tonsils.
Mrs. T. H. Dunn and Vern Dunn
visited friends in Hardwlck Sunday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Estell were business
visitors in Newport the. first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Keller Of
Montpelier visited their son, Z. W.
Wheeler, last week.
Rev. DR.. Chamberlin and family
have returned to their home IN New
York City recently.
Supt. Cowles gave a talk to the
training class Friday morning on
some problems of supervision.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keller went to
Norrisville Friday to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, Ida Keller
Miss Seaver was able to return
from the hospital in ST. Johnsbury
Monday and resume her labors IN the
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Keller and Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Keller from Lebanon,
N. H, visited friends in town the
last of the week.
The teacher training class had the
privilege Tuesday of listening to
yerv interesting talk on the subject
of philanthropy in Education" by
Miss Baldwin, corresponding secre-
tary for the home for destitute chill
dren in Burlington.
The students of the academy will
observe Armistice day with appro-
pirate exercises in academy hall on
Tuesday evening. There will be rec
itations, tableaux and a community
sing. Everyone is invited to come
and help make this an enjoyable and
profitable evening.
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LOST

Barton, Vermont "
book, No. 3I25. issueJ' b,I h63er5 lga \.
Bank & Trust Go. JanGaPyy Barton Ptton Saws
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Estate of William H. O'''

STATE OF FEh1A'
District of Orleans, S. Court for sD'
Tbe Honorable Probate Oo'- ~
trict Aforesaid: ..og4ed in TIE - ,
with ~ an p n BlaisdeIl. late % 80.
said district, deceased GREBIpLsss
WHEREAS, said Court v 4a for etsl1ss,1s,s5
7oth day of November n51 ~ the B1ees
III a M the account o. ard fof &
81 CT The Estate of said deceai estste 70 i9ss
o. sne Of - the ~ residue Of said e nd
Iai Notice thereof be gixenu bi:bi q.
ipnterested in said estate y preFelSS,s
order three weeks uce 80 Orlean:. ~
the day assigned in tnlfblIshed 81 y
WonIfCr. a newspaper pun .,ss5
In said District: re hereby 80
appear at the Probate oii' IN the ds1 ~
aaid Dfstrict. at one p. u .oli The ss9 .
ed then and there to cor .-sagse. sDo.. y
of said account If you see at % Iegsis0
tabIish your Tigh = a. aid residue AIT ~
." even :; under my band ~ ~
October 1919. I SMIfb')
45-47 1T
v%w~ATEV YlN
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EAST CRAFTSBURY

A son, Ebert, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Colburn Nov. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Locke of
West Glover spent Sunday at Henry
Hodgdon's.
Mrs. Alice Simpson has closed her
home for the winter and has gone to
Morrisville.
Misses Ethel and Bessie Locke of
West Glover were recent visitors at
o. H. Anderson's.
A new piano has been purchased
and placed in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Corey Uric.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shields has been spend
ing a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Hattie Findley.
Howard Findlay, who has been suf-
fering with blood poisoning in his
hand, is much improved.
Charles Anderson has finished his
work in Barton and has been spend
ing a few days in town.
Rev. Mr.. Graham of Greensboro,
preached a very helpful sermon in
| the U. P. church Sunday.
No services viii be held in the U.
/ P. church Sunday as there is to be a
union service in Craftsbury.
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Commissioners Notice
Estate of William W. Yo,,.

The undersigned, having bo.-
pointed by the Honorable Probooffeea = o.
Tor the District of Orleans co nUUate U0ur
70 receive examine. and I adnss .a
tha l nst anu az demands OF all persons ags1
greensboro in said District den ng 5e q
all claims exhibited in offset there's Ta, s1d
gfVenotlee that We will meet for the n neIso!
aforesaid at the Town Cierk E1V n g}sIps 4
the Town OF Greensboro in said V dis.i ID
on the y day of November and 1S gIs'l It
OF March next, from O'cIoc& y Jun III asI
CLOCK p. M, on each of said DAYS e ana .l l..
SIX months from the Eth day of Sep rI ila'
A.D.l9l9 is the time limited 6y said f gcTno 4.
sa1dcreditors to present their claims Uui ~ q
Deta IL ~ ia ' H ana allowance.
pated at Greensboro, this Stb dav n
October A. d. 1919, N I'd! u
A. Z. TOLMAN.
j. II, BARRINGTON
1o-ff Commissioner
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate of Abbie L. Harris

THE UNDERSIGNED. having been as
poiHted by the Honorable PROBATE loli
for the District of Orleans, COMMlSslVA'
ERS, to receive, examine, and adjust Ias
claims and demands of all persons agslls
theestate of Abbie L. Harris, late OF NasnA
n. H., to wit. Greensboro, in said DlsInc III.
deceased and all claims exhibited ID OlE.
thereto, hereby give notice tna
will meet for the purpose afoFesaG
at the Town Clerks Office in the to1n ~ =
Greensboro. in said district, on the ~. ~
day of November ZSth "a! "
April next, from one O'Clock p ID: IN -.
four O'Clock D. M, on each OF ot sal y. ny
and that six months from the 25th ! 20! y =
October a. d. 1919, is the time hnl! ~,
said court for said creditors TO pressns .f tIa
claims to US for examination ana SnO'
ance. al 5ovd
Dated at Greensboro, VT, this gro u''~
November, A. d. 1919.
A. @. CHASE.
w. S. INGALLS,
a5-47 Commissions
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COVENTRY
CHURCH NOTES
Continued from page one).

Continued from page one).
Sunday evening, was very interest
ing. Nearly every resident member
was present and response was CIV
en- for almost every name on the roll.
Much credit is due to the efficient
leadership of the president, Miss Ell
ia Litchfeld. "a
A good attendance at church Sun
day. Let's keep it up.
Don't forget next Sunday is rally
day and everyone is expected to
come. A souvenir of the day will be
given to every one attending. A
good program has been arranged. We
expect our vestry will be all dressed
up in its new attire. Come and see
what great improvement has been
made in the rooms down stairs Don't
forget rally day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-05
GREENSBORO BEND

I Mildred Fairbanks was i'll Friday
and unable to teach her school.
Mrs Ella WiImerson of Morrisville
is spending a few days at Ed. Aliens
Mr.. and Mrs Alden McCuen are
! the parents of son born Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Massey of St.
gohnsbury were in the place Satur-
day.
Payson Morse has gone to Burling-
ton to work in a garage through the
winter
Ruth Thomas of East Hardwick
visited at Mrs. Nettie Lumsden's on
Saturday.
Isaac Piper will close his house for
the winter and make his home with
MS son, B. d. Piper.
VIII Piper has finished work in the
station at Rock1Island and is spend
ing few days at home.
GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
John Gebbie is home from Rock
ingham Junction, N. III.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks is on the
SICK list and unable to return to her
school
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Cassevah were
visitors in Hardwick and Morris
recently.
Miss Marjorie Hall was i'll the first
OF last week and unable to return to
her school.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bates and
children of Williston visited reIa-
tlves here over Sunday.
Word has been received of the
oIrth OF daughter, Florence Jose
phIne, Oct. "a, to Mr. and Mrs. Per
ley Rutledge of Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Gebbie and
son visited at Lynn EIdridge's in Or
leans thursday and Mrs. Mary Geb-
DE returned home with them.
d. G. Spier and c. z Pbilhr;ck
were business visitors in Barton Fri
day Mr.. Spier delivered Jersey
pull to K. A. Dutton of Browning
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young and Mr.
ana Mrs j. ID. Wilson nnotored r.
burlington Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs
wilson remained and Mr.. Wilson will
receive treatment at the Mary FIet-
cher hospital.
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STATE OF VERMONT

SIAIE Of DIe11C-
District of Orleans, SIS. c,o,,r+ tor The
The Honorable PROBATE OOu
District aforesaid: the trua
To all persons interested III ft 'JS
estate of PhiIa COburn, OF Ofai''O-'
said District, cpFFTING:
WHEREAS. said Court has assam alESamipipt
DIST day of November next I4r . 9 trn:tpe
and allowing the account OF the 4s ~ Dqbe
the trust ESTATE, and ordered aor sa@l inter
notice thereof be given to an p fIiJbIing tbs
ested in said trust estate oy ~. ,11-eyi0us
order three weeks successiyelyio dns court
the day assigned in thee,' OFisdd at Barol
Monitor, a newspaper puDIi'H
IN said District. ,-..oy,v notife1e
THEREFORE,, you are he I,soi, al The VI
appear at the office OF f. a. Goos at atF0pn
lage of Orleans, in sara DIs ia there 10 COZ
test the allowance of SAID a''O-
see cause. "a +bis ard %!
Given under my manu.
November, 1919. cuTTH, Juds'
1911 Il D.
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Trust Estate of Jane M, Smith
STATE OF VERMONT

District of Orleans, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Nh.
trict aforesaid: -
10 all persons interested in the trUst e.
tate of Jane NJ. Smith, late of CraftSErry
in said District, deceased,
GREETING;
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned thu
2lst day of November next for examining
and allowing the account of the Trustee q
the trust estate of said deceased, and order.
ed that public notice thereof be given tOM
persons interested in said estate By publish.
ing this order three weeks suceessiTtly
previous to the day assigned, in the Orleans
County Monitor. newspaper published Of
Barton, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70
appear at the office of E a. Cook, at The
village of Orleans, in said District, On The
day assigned, then and there to e0ntestths
allowance of said account if you see cause,
and to establish your right as heirs, legs
tees and lawful claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this lst day
November, 1919.
45-47 E. J. SMITH, Judge
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Estate of William R g.
STATE OLE Nrn,,.

District of Orleans. Sc 0Nf
me honorable Probate n
District Aforesaid. O"aee Court IA, -
x,1 10 al persons interested n
district, VI OfattSbQry io,'sG
a, WHEREAS, said Court b GdiREETNG;
2lst day of November nan mas assigned a.
ana allowing the account omit ~ ioF exsmipiS,
a decree of the residue of Of ss deceased and IN
lawful claimants of the sa 1o,la estate to IL
that public notice thereof /, and orders
persons interested in said said a oe given tos5
llshlng this order three Wea fIs'aIe by pOH
previous to the day assigned Il s.qeeessTeg
county Monitor, a newsna I IN the 0rlesT,
Barton in'said district per publishedU
III THEREFORE,, you are hawai-
appear at the office of E. A T7 eoii inotifeds
lage of Orleans in said h HI, UGok in the Vi
assigned at P. NJ, then sn T,ic i, on the dsy
TEST the allowance of said acco,, rlefe to con.
cause, and to establish your riS.h! you see
due. -''iAlltiutS to said raj
Given under my hand this LET a.
ember, 1919. MS ISL day Of Nor.
E.. SMITH. Ind.
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Trust Estate of Phila Coburn

45-47
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BROWNINGTON

Hale Clark has the measles
Glen Newton was in Newport on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Grow were in
Hardwick Saturday.
Mrs. Merton Wilson has returned
to her home in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Minor recently
visited friends in Richford
Albert Carron has finished work
in the postoffice in Orleans
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
dinner at the hall Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Mack of West
Charleston were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cello of Low
ell were IN town Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Vincent, who has been away
with friends for several months, has
returned home.
George Cook, who has been at Geo.
Going's for several weeks, has re-
turned to his home in Charleston.
Mr.. Johnson of Newport and two
men from Burlington were visitors
at the grange recently and spoke on
the cost of producing milk, urging
the farmers to keep accurate ac-
counts of the same
Mrs. Gravel of Berlin, N. H., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Caron of Mead
ows, N. H, visited their brother, E.
j. Caron last week. Miss Grace Car
on returned with them to attend
school and continue the study of
music
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Miss Ruth Robinson is sick with
mumps.
Antoine Provost has moved to
Irasburg
S. H .Clough was quite badly kick
ed by horse recently.
John Labean has been suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Russell of
Barton spent Sunday at Lyman Sey-
mour's.