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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
ARDEN WOODLAND.
Special ommtier Makes Reportio hontH
" Town Meeting.

Al the regular monthly meeting q
Arden townlolks Monday evening 4 asf,eeiaI
enmmittee which iiad been appointed
on the wo,dlnnd. made it report
Arden has about eighty acres of Woodland,
in charge IF a committee oi Whieh -
Devices Is chairman. which is 10 determine
Wnys and means 0f utilizing II r. pay
of 2 mortgage held by Joseph fels, the
soap manufacturer, and 10 preserve
for recreation purpoafs
Une 0t the members ~ the committee,
Mr. i4assc. =aid trees which have been cut
down and lnft 10 rot on ihc ground were Ah
Indication 1t mIsmanagemcnt
Thousand of feet of lumber. lle stated,
had been sold 10 people outside he eoldnY
NJ IA loW price, and wtcn home buleiers ~
Arden wanted II they we're forced % pay
exorhitnnt prices
lIe slid the committee h9d an expert
iook over the coiduy snW mill and through
neglect and misslse the plant had dntcti1-
riafed until Il wa not worth over 5000
ARDEN people Who have dome things, Haid
Mr. Bose have been the victims u this
tnisrnanaRtrhent anil II Is n shame to
t.ut thest. wuada lie advocated permitting
all residents of the colony "a rtt tire wlud
falls aud preservation of he standing tifue
Der AS n community park
Rapid transit i nuw promised for
TN. residents 81 ARDEN Rho commute -
and from Wilmington \ sreelal meeting
wa held last night - consider . propos1-
ton fratH "a Wilmington partF II ran "a
blla hctueen tlle colony and The city at
hour most convenient ~ ho eulotisla
Tie nian contemplate conveying The
ArtIenifes into the eitv and back home.
In the evening. WITH -perial trips on Market
tlavs for the accommodation II 3omef
Who wish to buy N the Wilmington mar
i tafa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

>at Na-s Wh-a Mss Dorothy IA 'na
,hs 4>r4u7Gfuf aslres~ "1o vas ssiee-eL
,n- fHr lta1lnS role ta tina M ta11o1a
- Y0rn production Npar2 !lr2. "a
..,n,,d a. 70 tAU secret Af 1e7 }A5
5t.,,,st3aI success, 9ae .,t9e> tattn -ty sAlt
- att-..--fs .!.s1iss.r When @sAsA fu->-le-
t.8 So ssnIa5ueI +EAeFy 88A u nv
4sfzst> iNatS rasei ab3Gt tl- ,Asi41s
- 4.,loriu, ol my ,'sf4- ant tas5 40
t%l.h+ b8f tnat my first eJgt t5 70 ear NAs
-, pa.SihIe th-eusH the repIt sou
f,a4 a..lui-ei fer baauttt1t com l}te ti'is.
Z4q,as,.rS are like ordinary m9rtais, J2e$
..3i,5gt,s a beaYfjfUt s1tu as uILs1 IS 's
~ t.8 in sicSriaE taetr casts ey
,,tt45rtiiv prefer Those whose 1"112l Y ms
.r aftraetlxe Trims lhs aeSt ASST
,55ri or wo9llN Gan maze Is ot1 A1lt3t
4 ...r,f.leyion II is easy g7 haes
shi, & aste vii sOeai @uiy Httle ttps 'H
taxing care II tfle S<ln <tSi .ttfs @A
l-reEula- features hHt = <l. bas>
g,.llfifl4l complexion sas ~.l sttra-E
tention anywhere an t~As& go
trlI any g{ri or woman i'i>s 0,N
lsa-- - skin i}Na NUNS = ~
r...lrs- \Ishi ana u '-nfus rle@ls
,l,i4t Hr>t NILh warm water t1au aA@iZ
j saaf cold crfa1 I.S<a c1i1 cream
Gaxe found to he IN, hc~t1 after }tS'5 +
In. Il into he SN3a a.. oH tnc >9pr5t9-
ans cream With soft Ctn p in''n ietn'g
5.,4ar nut ~trfuE the tay of cscuinS
s,,s,t, Ierra{f{,a a S3mDte foliCr prepare -tai}
gb.5t AN he pa7ch3sat ~ the tetlCt
,o,tofe~ af any up-to-date drug or ucpa- &
rnt,,t ~fDre THE 8VSt application "' tntS
,tooaerful Dcrw{io WiH a>touisa woe Y
trap4rts instant beauty ~ thr sa}n anl
,,skc> Fl rosy-W hite complexion cry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
BrLIErONTE GIVES CLtB.
Officers for the Ensuing Year Named n
Annual Meeting

The Beilofnntr CfYies C'ia', nfet teste.-
dav afternoon with Mrs ] tIlea ooliv
at II oils Gai f,fiieef- ,"r b" gear we're
elected - faliofs
President. Mr. (, = Morris. frsI vice
president NIrs lenme Eaton e"nnd
teezpres.sdant Mr.. Chares Winthrop
#corr..z1,an eiing secretary Ng4 Ntlliam
ftterfnare Mrs / ! Hope Mr. f,tprge
Croft Mrs GEORGE katce If- tred
Nl6s-If6 Nfs tareuec laiea- Hn1 Mrs
Samuel Tucker we're appointed n eNoeu-
tive committee
Nrs. G = Morris. pr rdent. Ha Hadf
director ~ the state ie'iefatoH 81
Namon finhs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
FINE AND ACTIVE At -.

~caiord MAY > FN-Niagl>trats \a-
thanicl Conaway - celebrated hi> 10Th
birthday anniversary at lh- hoin" her
YESTERDAY. Nearly all tho members oi !i~
fa,a,I,, We're. 1,r,.~,at aud !, Ino~i .nJovahl"
,Ihx wa- spent
Mr. Ennoval l. VcrI actINc iur hi~ AZ
..,9 b...,d,-. b,s family manz of hlS trieud-
c,l,,,er.it,Iat..d Inn % his natal day IL
Is an activc Republican and aiWaks takes
3 keen interest IN hls party
During the day bounutul dinner va
served at which there We're present MI
and Mrs William Robinson. oi Dover.
Nirs William Norris Of SmH rna, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Conaway, Jr.. Mr. and
Mr.. james Williams. and Mr. Arthur
Williams and children, Grace and Llnden
of ~eafcrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
STRAWBERRIES At \ PREMIUM.

salisbury. NId May That straw
berries grown 90 thf Eastern .sh"'l
Maryland this wear WIZ 'flu1 ~ III ~.
priccs u the city naThe'~ I E''',,. IL,
li@et,5 growers ii Strawberries ~ WI
.on1re county have made contracts with
hnrer~ dread, to sell fhor berries a,
$40 per "rai< "i - "iaEi7' =
cents quart
Hundred I" quarts n S'FaN ',,5i ,..' IT
wall he ~hIp'ed :" biltin,"'S i'H .','s ~.
ieluhia NO az rom SALISBURY u i's'.
r-ice and n c,r1 consumer viii pay II
I..gst so .ens- i quart ~tarwberrv sea 7
IT., sbo,IId begin abou. MaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
HOME ECONOMICS AT DOVER.

Dover. MAY The pupils IN the be-
ginners class Of the Dover High School
home economics department have pro-
rresscd sufficiently IN their work IN food
study and cookery to be able to prepare
s.mrle breakfasts and lunches a. a test oi
their work This week the problem has
been to prepare d mcatles- luncheon and
still have balanced mcnu All tn, mem
f,ers of the clas~ participated ~ the
preparation of the luncheon One-third
Of the class acted as guests another third
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
MAKES FOODTASTE
Good Hoods Sarsaparilla Creates an
Appetite.

AIDS digestion and promotes assIinl-
lation sc hat thc body secures full
nItritiv,. value. thus naturally making
the weak strong and giving the vitality ~
health Tins grcat medicine enables the
digestive organs "a perform their func-
tions ca>ily. keeps the stomach sweet and
relieves or prevents indigestion and other
digestive troubles.
" hen your food does t4stc good II is =
sign ot good or returning health shows
that the blood is becoming richer routing
scrfuia eczcina rheumatism and other
diseases. and that the system j. heIng
built 40 a. overcome that tired feeilng
snd tk, ,.rus.ratiou after lntgenxa and
gever~ The one medicine that can
leglt,ua,cn ,iai,r - DO all thls ,s
Hood ~arsaparillu RI = mild laxative if
needed take Hood Pills an active cath
art'c. more Hood 5 Ellis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
MOVING 4 DWELLING.

S,..for,i Nh, The work ~ moving
the property - the corner Il li'R'' wv
arch streets, recently put'ha~'u ~
Edward Hurley. to mAkr r"H''' !, ~ ''''
ncw drug store 70 hc crcc''a y : '.'''''''
II Hain,s y Co, was orS9h HF>'t'u1
Tn ald property will bc moved e
vacant lo' on arch street Wh'fe ! VIZ y
,,ecd Is dwelling house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

il now the official time Of New ,astie,
All services in Emmanuel 'hnfeh WIZ
conform 90 the new city time.
A large delegation Of ladies' oi iminaniiei
Church will go to MiddletoHn tomorrow
10 attend the spring meeting oi tue W.
mans Auxiliary OF the Dloeese ot i'elaWhfe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Nearly Everyone Needs a Blood
Tonic at This Season.

Possibly you are ene o. the thou-
,ands, who cannot understand Why
. DEPRESSED. enerVating feeling
take possession 0f tine system -
oylne time appro3ct)es. II you
are easily tired ont. feel al rum
down ard Rave lost your energy
and vigor. there IS = very good rea-
<on for fbj7 condition. which you
should lose no time IN corr cliIi9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
HELD FOR THEFT or CHICkEN>.l

t,eorgatoWn. Ma, ) Information
p,,-en i, Charles hri~tian q the authorl-
ties lcd to the arrest Monday ~ lIrhtri
Horsee. ii Broad Creek district whn WaS
arrairnt,l before lustIcr az nc fc;'7'
81 " Rvon charged with s."ailnt
rbickrns from Frank l"SkcN lie Wa
ropmtttcd to the Sussex count. Ial ~
l.F4t,I- III Lad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Birthday Luncheon

The regular business meeting oi me
" II. NJ Society Of Scott ~ = 'hurrh
will h, held in the junior room OF the
church On Friday afternoon, May = AT
>. 30 u. m city tina" All members arc re-
ouc-tei 20 bc present Is plans ~iu De-
,,,.,d. fnr the birthday luncheon in june.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
CHILD WELFARE Nbkh

~ralor,I. NIay !. Mr. ! I I"nkc,
c.uniy chairman IL the Child Welfare
Cnmim,ttc,.- aud Miss Naudc Sudlcr oi
Rridpry,lie child Welfare nurse q The
western -id., az SUSSEX county, have
orq,n,z.d Child Welfare Committees y
tE,, following Sussex county towns
Laurel Mr. kn.,rt White. chairman
nelmar. Nlr~ Harlan VI Waller, chair
n,an Greenwood Mrs W Rlckard~,
chairman. Blades Mrs Frank Nl'en'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
T. @. ;. OF \. ADOPTION.

~...f.r3 Man : Washington amp.
10. /. T. q. ;, of t q this town. VII
hold class adoption. Thursday night
Leading State officers oi the organization
will tc present to ASSIST ~ thc work.
Sealord will present . class q af"ht -
~ ,,,,t,ation aud Laurel will send equally
!. ,aanx Following the conferring If th"
Jcor.,,s addresses will he made and . col
Ia ann >erxcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

s. St 81. Isl 'Vltn4ut 3r eQua H
a General tonic and system builder
II improves the appetite. reoa'r
t4e wear and tear On the system
and gives new life and 2 vigorous
healthy vitality. II Is good alike
far ald and young.
You are invited 10 write lor Fa.-
table literature and medical a1
wee which will he sent withou-
cost Address Chief Medical AL
vser 1s6 swift LaDoratorr. at-
laata, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

Your body has brough
you safely through the
t,v;ng winter season, and
IN doing 80 has expended
all Of your stored-up en-
erpy which must now be
replaced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

one riu .ll3 17o 1al = $50.
FOR SAY '1at2isklJ1 a. y projects ls 9e-',
in ant }lres ~ wc2 lG- E1a- Fhf
a~eee. IT, rs al other toilet Prepa .At-ou- p
aa1 I. II l--cc vit11a1 IT, NoT tnal Sopr =
s.aa>e- are tzvOsL- y0L Nl.l Nans Ef4Itl-
nj. rsafs aaf 2~u1- faere = ugEAiu-
ia. ) -v.1p soc Gals pUrFoss Many pr
-ffN r-5ssss:onal friends 20 wllooI H4
rss,1uB.1Isn tu5 DscVlllu use II - preie
eng 10 an atusr fa-a powders 0r 2,tA 7
5ers. J4s- try 81 o1r- before going 2 tcr
t.ssItre. dance. 9A-ttes 2. ~ 4llelH9o
.AH ans aors ra- favprd1ie .o in4lentS "'
,#-.-~ f~5s,f I. ID srai5!o instantly purs
.:Eg-tI1e tiat ou y0Ur CHECKS %1lc6 'teit~
8sts-tioa 10 1asNS -hy .'acs ~ face pow
ds- AMI stays Oc gnElt F"4 Na>9 9n
.Vsts.iratIoa los He- Afe'l + nor ~'H
r.s oF od clarhlns ~ also prevents h'
at>a 4-f fa. from >.41.u-. tt "oQut
.i fa- i la-e. SlAoW raus1 -liu, AlAS
ssaf~ cs3-Ss per@- a5S s>iA. Er---Nt.sS
tan aat for tae instant beauty y -np4rt~
over 5JA t$9 1rl~ AM 40 men 4re A>lnS %
lt.s 4n~rtrl-ejr n3rT'">S ~ fa@ vl2>. >@u~t
rlE. Ss5u Has. f:F oars H1 tHt W.
nts3 n1 fIet arS.1It as ~ GOA ftL1' 25
eaas Lhrre iS n3tH(us t4rt as cco4.
taetl nr just UNe Insist
Drsiuo ls1 yol "h a9' a~ a'>4
<a.a -D-Us-fs+- ina .laparsn .s---
.,er, Whers >N De,e 10 ~ito fire -"1t
that Z y1U don NAc N"
snanss na.., Et Is thc "1# 'a
ina, rva> >1.t>fa>t tion a. aa 7N
me yya1 You can ~r-uve y 4t 'olis
counters }u tri~ citE trria1}ns
paafcrth 4ut tAe kck ,ri hras
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Hair Roots Come Out
Before Your Very Eyes
New Method Banish.s' ~uperiiuous HAIR

.emoNe supernuous halT
e pheiactine way Is
: the old-fashioned DC
a. vel as electricity y
And no wonder Here
Mess = child could safely
.attng and odurless it js
10 IIse and The process
hat il actually removes
including the roots IN
ave the surprise OF XbEr
.in q stick # DhclactinC
and follow The simple
accoInpauv it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

The new waE u
roots amt al a
rapidly super S'eiiuf
riiat4ry rnY tllodS
razor and tWesszcr>
- d product 50 har.
al Il ~ pon-irrit
altq2e her pleasant
is 30 quick acting
the hairs entire.
iu-f a few seconds
Gu will surely IA
IIfe e sou will ohti
from your tirugEis
instructions which
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

A few bottles Of s. s. s.
lust at this time will
prove OF great value in
thoroughly cleansing the
system Of all accun1u
lated impurities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

To sneak on Immigrant in Industry.
The Immigrant ~ Industry WI
he the topic If lecture u ie Rlteh
bv 4 + Bach, of Philadelpha heinfe
the Amcr'canlzation institute II the
IIirh Schnnl tonIRhl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

NoIiCE--Ford car for sale in best OF con-
dition call 104 South Main street Henry
Dosley. 27tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
RUN DOWN? GOLD
me NO. l is THE
TONIC YOU NEED

This is the time Of year when you must
guard your health most carefully II you've
had a cold during the winter, your system
Is not in the best Of condition. II you have
recently recovered from the flu, you are far
from being out of danger for many Of the
organs In your body are in weakened state
and ready TO receive and foster germs OF all
diseases.
This is the time to build up your body.
This is the time TO strengthen those weak-
ened organs. You know germs of all kinds
are surrounding you, All that can keep
them from getting a hold on you is good
healthy body in good condition. IL your
stomach Is In poor shape. II your lungs are
not in the best condition, If you have lost
weight and feel dragged out and run down,
you are inviting all the germs in your neigh
borhood to lodge in your body and drag you
down with sickness, perhaps fatal.
The surest and easiest way to rebuild your
body. to replace the worn-out tissue and to
Get all the organs in good condition, is to
medicine, which thousands have declared Is
the best in the world contains no harmful
drugs acids, only tssue-building, good,
medicinal herbs.
This is what Goldine No. l did for Mr..
John Lickburg, ia Hemlock avenue, Kane,
Pa:
Il was terribly run down for month aft
err having the flu. | realized | must get
good tonic and tried Goldine No. |. After
taking only one bottle, / am feeling fine,
eating often and as much / want 10,
not constipated any more, and the dizziness
and headaches gone"
Goldine is sold in your city by Cummings
& Lewis Drug Store.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
Corns and "Gets-It" Can't Live
Together

"Gets-It" discourages
horns - makes 'em let
go and | o os e n up so
they lift off, roo t and
hll, without your even
|feeling it. A few drops
Hdoes the business a n y
tt m e of a n y d ay or
night. " Gets-It " dries
instantly, so your hose
and shoe can go right
back on. 1t takes but a
few moments to doom
a corn with " Gets-It,"
and there's n o m ore
hurt left in it after a
few drops have landed
On that corn.
w h y stand another
wv n G e /? What's the
as e of suffering? It's.
lime you showed t h a t.
,orn w h o is boss. So
show it with "Gets-It,"
he painless, quick corn
getter that knows no
Guch thing as failure.
" Gets-It," the only
Iure, guarantee d
noney-back corn re-
mover, costs but a trifeI
1t any drug store. MID. !
,y Z. Lawrence & Co.,
chicago.
Sold in b ARE and |
recommended a S tn e.
worlds best corn rem
dy by Cummings &
1ewis, Barre Drug Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
VERMONT MAN HAS
GAINED IS POUNDS
After Ten Years of Trouble
Is Restored to Perfect
Health by Tanlac

"Since | have taken Tanlac | am
not only free from my troubles of ten
years standing but l have also gained
fifteen pounds in weight" said Henry
peltier of 20 East Allen St., Winooski,
Vermont, a few days ago.
II had been bothered SO long with
indigestion that ] had lost my appetite
almost entirely and sometimes even
the sight of food would turn my stom-
aeh," continued Mr.. Peltier. Il was
troubled with terrible cramps and my
heart would palpitate so bad it looked
like I would choke to death / could
never get any rest or sleep to amount
to anything, for | would become so
nauseated after / went to bed that |
could not retain what | had eaten and
/ would have to be getting up several
times during the night. After | did
get to sleep I would have terrible
dreams the rest of the night, and
through the day was subject to aw-
full dizzy spells. OF mornings ] felt so
tired out that / wolSd never take
bite for breakfast, / was about fifteen
pounds under weight and was so weak
that my work was too hard for me and
l had to change to lighter work.
81 was very discouraged when ! be-
gan taking Tanlac because / had taken
so many different medicines and got no
relief. But Tanlac showed its merit
right from the start and by the time
| had finished my third bottle all
symptoms of my troubles had disap-
peared, My digestion could not be bet
ter and | have such a fine appetite
that ! am almost ashamed of the way
! eat. / am not bothered with cramps
any more, and my heart action is nor
NAL and my breathing free and easy,
don't have any trouble retaining
everything | eat and have gained
back all my lost weight, fifteen pounds.
After good nights rest get up every |
ready for my breakfast and
go TO my work feeling just fine, Dizzy !
spells never trouble me at all, in fact, !
] am in as good health as could want |
and owe it all to Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Barre by the Barre |
Drug Co., in Mortified by Nat A.
and in Waterbury by Brisbin
/ Brisbin.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
ESTATE OF HIRAM R. THURsToN

State of Vermont, District of Randolph, IS.
The honorable probate court for the dis,
trict of Randolph, to all persons interested
in the estate of Hiram r. Thurston. late Of
GREETING:
Al probate court. holden at Chelsea,
within and for said district on the 9Th day
OF April. 1920, an instrument purporting TO
6a the last will and testament of Hiram X.
Thurston. late Of Washington, in raid dis
trict, deceased. YVES presented to the court
Aforesaid. for probate, by Martin w. Cham
berlin. custodian.
And 1t Is ordered by said court that the
7th day of May, 1920, at the town clerk 0
Office in said Washington, be assigned for
proving said instrument and that notice
thereof be given to all persons concerned.
by publishing this order three weeks sue
ceasively in the Barre Daily Times, a news
paper circulating in that vicinity. in said
district, previous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified TO
appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate of
said will. IL you have cause
Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said
district this 9Th day of April, 1920
GEORGE l.. STOW, Judge
Apr9-16-23
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-Siv- eotaEc on Branch
st-ort call 1921 Montpelier. EST
TO RENT-April Is, at 5 Forsythe place,
upper fat rOcrns, gas, bot water, electric
Hghts Alex McHafe. tel 5be-M +. Z.
smith, NJ West street. eff
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT Of 4 rooms 70 rent
At Fostsr street MR. Elizabeth Baebee
Highland avenue. tel. 32s-R i2tf
10 RENT -e-room cottage. elertTie lights
furnace heat. 81 q Brook rtrert Ms
Elizabeth Bugbre. Highland avenue. tel
s24-R iTf
FOR RENT a good s-roon cottage house
spring water bath Bstchcider rtrpss .
u W Srott Bolster block isn
FOR RENT-one s-roon tenement. n-sy
at "a Liberty street tel 85i-G stf
TO RENT seven room cottage: inquire 81
Arthur Cole. = Seminary street etf
To REM Three Fuaii tenernents ~ sps
North Main street known ~ the George
fnished ard counezteA with ras ard s'sc-
tricity Ap.lY 20 a " Batchelder g Fair-
view street. Tel esAM ST
TO RENr-onr reu-as. enc
rouurs NJ J. T. Caiiarhan - Para
sfHscf. teL i7s-W. 20
TO RENT AZ n13ern niso
place for a car. inruirr e Ms. Jrrncs
AhCrn. a. EaEteru avenue tcL INV. aeTd
COTTAGE HOUSE TO RIM o. vint
street. G l. Werduorth Esstmaa hio~k-
sstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
ApT5-1b-SS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

ESTATE OF JOSEPH S. NJ. BENJAMIN
The undersigned having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
OF Washington, commissioners, to receive.
of all persons against the estate of Joseph
s. M. BENJAMIN, late of Plainfield, in said dis
trlct, deceased. and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto. hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid. Mt the
residence of Mrs Emogene Benjamin. in the
town of Plainheld, In said district, on the
9th day Of April and nth day of Septem-
Der next, from 10 O'Clock q. m. until o'clock
p. m. each of said days, and that six
months from the 18Th day Of March. A. d.
1920. is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their claims TO us
for examination and allowance
Dated at Plainfed, this S0th day Of
March, A. D. 1920.
ADDISON F.. FOSS
LEE T. TOWNSEND. Commissioners.
Apr2-e-is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

Th-sr urcnrrzirs hrfh farms ana village.
arc adre~fesa ~ Ell aizo have more.
a D C0IE A. Mnrehhel. W. - 70
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

ESTATE OF DONALD 9. MCKENZIE
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
of Washington, commissioners. to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of al persons against the estate of Donald
y. Mckenzie, late Of the town of Barre. in
said district, deceased. and all claims cxhib-
tied IN Offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid
at the home of w. F. Shepard in the town
of Barre, in said district, on the 2sth day Of
April and 25th day of August next, from 0
o'clock a. until O'Clock p. M, on each
of said days. and that six months from the
2sth day of February. A. d. 1920, Is the
time limited by said court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination
and allowance
Dated at the town of Barre this 9th day
of April, A. ID. 1920.
w. f. SHEPARD
f. IT RAIIF'y f1nno,, av,s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
EDUCATING THE CONSTITUENCY.
Congregationalists Are to Hold Cottage
Meetings Next Week for Instruction.

Rev. c. c. Merrill Of Burlington. the
head of the Congregational world move
ment in Vermont, has sent out a call
to all the ministers Of the state to plan
a series of community meetings next
week, by districts, in each town where
there is a Congregational church al
which there can be an informal talk
20 q small group Of neighbors and
friends. by a man and woman. set
ting forth the local situation, answer
ing questions. clearing up points that
are not plain and creating a spirit Of
interest and enthusiasm generally, as a
preparation for the great drive which
comes April 25-Msy 2
Il i thought BY Mr. Merrill that
number Of meetings Of this character
conducted BY men and women who are
thoroughly conversant with the PRO
gram before the church. viii be more
effective than large gathering. ad-
dressed BY speakers. where there j. no
for questions OF discussion.
The quota for the Congregational
church II Vermont j. $3.50 600. and
every church IN the state has already
received it, apportionment 81 that
amount which is % times the present
quota. u j. confidently believed that
the amount Wi'l b. raised. bat Mr.
Merrill considered IL q the greatest
Importance that the facts in the case
should b brought 70 the attention %
the whole constituency.
TIE state otBce has cent out 4 large
volume caUe8 The World VIDE Sur
ycy, in which there T. given = graphic
and thrLlnE statement of tie ue-es-
-ifV 81 TIE enerrtncv huirei g. save
Pc Fresen1 situatiUn. The Courrera-
,iuual uorid movement Be- ore q the
aa-oplratiHg 6rnominafioas related a.
the interehurh world movement 81
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