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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
Score rs innings

- Louis ........... lOl DOL OOO-3
Iostun ..........-- 100 0lo OJx =
summary: Two-basc hit-I.avan
Ihrc"-hasc hit Powell. Homo run
Powell. Sacrifices .: Fuurni-
ar. Hornsby, .; Powell. Southw lrth
Double plays barbara 10 Ford 20
Holke. Loft on bases ST. Louis. : ::
hoston. Z Base on balls-on ShcrlcI.
$ watson. :, Scott. /. EIits-oN PER.
ttca. . IN .. Shcrdcl. IN {. Waits, ~.
IN ); scott none IN !. Struck out
hy Pcrtlca. !; by watson. /; by Scott.
!. Wild pitch herdoI J. Winning
Decentralization. Losing pitchnr
Sh"rdcl. Cmp!rcs -Quiglcy and O'puy.
Time OF gainc-ii.
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MORRIS. 10; SWIFT & CO.. 3

Morris x cos suprcm. baseball
team defeated Swift x 90 at Hyrh
park, by the score OF ~ 10 3 Tho
features Of the game was the steady
pitching OF Bennett. and good head
work of the entire team.
Score by innings: Il. II. u.
Morris X Co... 500 oi6 1913 II
Swift 4 Co... O2n 900 els 10
Batteries: Morris y Co.-Bcnnc;t
and Broaddus Swift " Co.--Dorsct
and Green Time of game. 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
COLLEGE HURLER NOT
TO ENTER PRO RANKS

Dewey Marshall. premier pitcher on
the William and Mary baseball squad.
will not sign with the Richmond
Colts This is the latest announce
mcnt hy those who brought Marshall
to Richmond last season 10 huri for
tho Church lIill Athletic tlub. state
m"nts. said To come from Marshall
himself. are that the big pitcher does
not desire 10 enter professional base
ball at this time. iic has Two more
years at college and intends 10 re
turn to school next fan to complete
his rnNrSr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
BRAVES TRIM CARDINALS
BY BIG RALLY IN EIGHTH

HpSTON. May ei-Wlth 81. Louie,
leading In the last Of IN" eighth. the
bases full ana twO out. pinch-IIitt"r
Frank Gibson singled 10 left Hold to-
Jay scoring two runs. Powell cnl-
loved with q HON" ran 30 deep right
center. AMI Bnston won. : TO g
'rhn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
A Small Farm

rr.ontaintnr 3il-2 acres "a rowha,an
county. Va. Win improvements
IN execution OF "a decd Of trust TO
N" Ehdcrairn,d trustee. dated Alay
-. 1913. recorded ia Deed Buon 81.
paIe l5t. VIII. 1T the rcqU"s; %:
"a" hoi"hoider. default having been
mae IN IN" payment Of tn. debt
tier IN secured. sell hy auction la the
ono" = goo. J.. Cr4Hford X Co. 80.
I-isi Main Street. Richmond. Va.
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1921.
a; ".u.oc- T. NJ. the real estate
dcEcrib"i .n the said decd ts follow
All itat certain tract, niece or par
rcl Of land Df 3il-2 acres. being
The SAM, moro OF less lying ana
being IL HuSu.uot District. Powha-
tan County. virginia. the aaEic being
The land conveyed - tho said Samuel
Taylor. ST.. by J. y. Adkins. Geo.
Il. Adkins. executors. and BETTE -.
Adkins. cnc,utr.X, OF Robert Adkins.
deceased. by decd bearing date Oclo-
Der IS, 1907. and recorded In the
Clerks Oi.c" o.! Puwha:au county.
y. - 50. page 3n;. 10 which deed
special reference Is hereby made tDr
"a moro definite description.
TERMS. Cash.
i. J. CRAWFORD.
Trust q.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
tCpnt!ulcd From PAGE :.

balls-oG ADAMS, /. on carlson. :;
of Nehf. 3. Iiits-or Adams. in I
innings: of Carlson. I in Innings.
struck out-by Adams. /; by Carlson.
hy Nehf. >. Wild Adams.
Passed bali-Skin Losing pitcher
Adams. CmpirsS - Mccormick and
hart. Time OF ga'ne--l hour and
~ minutes.
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Very Desirable Farm in
Henrico County, Va.

ABOUT THREE FouKTmS OF \
MILE NORTH OF THE MASONIC
HOME. FRONTING Ok 4 PuHI.IC
ROAD KuNTiNG FROM TIIr:
cnlEIIGillII !. {, " ROAD, rANyD yEkY
PINES Cal: LINE CONTAINING
465s ACRES. MORE: or LESS.
In execution OF a decree of ilcnrico
County Circuit Court in the cause OF
E!cnoTa La Fountain vs.. .Jcssy Jones.
entered on the 18th day OF May. 1921.
thorcin appointed VIII Tier for sale
by public auction. on the premises. on
WEpNESDAY. MAY % 1921.
At 4 O'Clock T.. ".
Tho abov" Described property.
The improvements consist of A
iw9-st"ry irame dwelling containing
EIGHT rooms; barn. etc. The proximity
II thia propcriy Ia the city and cleo
:-ic car line renders II very drsir-
ihle as a truck ana dairy farm or
Il country home for any one doing
business S /, IS in The city.
TERMS; OHc-third of the purchase
price IN cash ana the residue in two
equal instalinhcnts. payable. rcspcc-
lively, at one and TWO years after
date, the .crcdi; inStallmcnis to be
evidenced By notes OF the purchaser.
with intercst at the rate Of GO per
semi annually: the title To- the prop
eriy 10 be retained until the FUN
amount OF the purchase price has
been phld and Il conveyance is direct
ed ny the court. or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
X. T.. PEYTON, .IR.,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that tie bond in
.aO abUyr-stylcl ~1.+ nn.n Jujy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
PHlllIES VICTORIOUS OVER
REDS BY SCORE OF 3 TO 2

fIiILAhElPHlA. PA. Nav ct
Phi'ad"lphia emerged from last nlac,
ny winning tho first game of the Gin
c'hnatI series today. to . I.chour-
N"iu and McuScl drove home an Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First thre..ycaroids and un:
Won % &os i ifcsG 'S is6 s .ss
second; rii.r"at,cr,- 40 Bu-kel. $40.
The Nephew. Cobalt Lass. Ed Garri .on'
nortl!ghi. Milvn. Jacobcan. IA Dcrbiere'
uw1hM'", hjnr' Uncle Bert. BILLY Common.
SECOND, rnco-mnjdcn ,wo.year-od colts
hslt sut"nss is"yai PALM AIM ii5 10Y ina nnH
>l'n". $40 ~ 90. won; Rot MosIn. IFS
E9g6i f2So $40 $40. second; LUCE. ii5
Stoncwal MOnhsco, Sir .Iohn Reeves.
Mount joy. DE bonor. Treasurer. iicky,
Third racc-four-y car-ords and up.
claiming; rmrs.. $1,000; milo and a quar-
8 20. out. won; Honolulu hoy, ia ttiroth).
ont. third. r!ne-2;05 2-5, sandy Mae
Fourth r,ee-'hS Ruckncr station;
Ss n9m"nGH 80 ,os mile
Won; cold Digger. iii GBurKeJ. sS.S0'
sSitG send ,S,, Tribune. los tMnrrayl; sa;.c.
inliL iim"-l:a1 3-5. Also ran Brother
Fifth race w6.year-old colts and geld
" "ss tSnr @eh half
lGnrneri. ,i7. 20. $50. sa.So. Won n:
!rsgaJalH9Hs,. lla ,Gooll. $40, $50. sec.
Time ~ -. Also rou-nettcr san and
Sixth racc--thc Rialao handicap: rhree-
yenr-olLS ana w: purse. $500; six fur
! To- " ~ !MnrrHy5' hS.6S. ssa'I99.
s. 40. third. Time-I:ii Also ran--IIigh
cost and Mile. D,xir
NieeutL-Mys,eriou Girl. 100 iFrancisj
,nsncT s5sS s"G h l"aSna 4 4nsGn
l;i5 - Also Matinee Idol. Kenp!e
Leader. tlcriNont, Loyal. Accelerate.
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NcINi,.,TI NrMs,

'-"T' -7T'''T TI'Nl, rNN- -E.annigum
"o- phsc hlts-W hitcraft Sacrifice
hits RIGS Whitcrart. Zilcnzirer and
Manning stolen hasc-l.akc t2) Left
on bases --retcrshurg o. Newport
News \. First on balls-off Stickradt.
y OFF Manning. I. Struck out-by
Stickradt. 3: by Manning. - Hit by
nitchcr-Alien ~ Manning: Balk.
Manning tmpircs--Wcstervc and
iiarhrison Time OF game hours
10 minutes
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DODGERS TROUNCE CUBS:
MOVE INTO THIRD PLACE

nHOokLYN. May 2,- BROOKLYN
ended lis losing strcak today by de-
featinG Chicago. 6 To- >. rho Supcrbas
hal lost i've straight games
Tho score.
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SHiPBUlLDERS TAKE SLOW
GAME FROM TRUNKMAKERS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May "a
Ne"p"ri News this afternoon de-
ie''n petersburg. TO =. In one 81
nae -!o"est games OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25

the local runs IN the third Tho visl-
tors tilted the bases in tho ninth but
Meadows easily disposed OF ronsect
and sec,
Th" score
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESI- ITS YES

RESULTS yesterday.
NorfulE, ;: Richmond. 4.
SuToik-Nl ilscn trninb.
'Nrw port >rw.. g. Petersburg, 2.
Portsmouth Rocky Mount tralnD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25

WHERE 17iEY PLAY TODAY.
~. Louis M liu"iun.
Chicago AT iiruOkIyn.
Pittsburgh mt New York
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA
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srNNDING Or CL,.ns.

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
New York nt ~. Louis.
Washington ut Chicago
fhilitlciphin AT Detroit.
BD-tun at Cleveland
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KlNGAN, 6: WILSON. 5

EinGan's "nc'iahlr defeated the
wilson 4 co. hy the score OF i Ia B.
Score hy innings r. n ~
Kingan ........ O6t o2o OO0--6 : I,
Wilson ........ .00l l02 100 10 .
Batteries; Observation-Disclosures and
Stumpf: Hilson--Taylor and Taylor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS '

RESULTS yesterday.
EoSton. !: 81. l0uis. 3.
srookiAn. q: Chicago. !.
New Work.. =; Pittsburgh. 3.
Philn d-lphin, 3; Cincinnati, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25

Washington ...........oao o0g U00--5
Chicago ........lt3 ono l0x s
summary Two-bgSr hit Ynryan.
stolen hp ST Judge. Sacrifices
judge. MulIigau. ptcnich. Doublc
plays Mulr"unnu to Johnson to
Sheely; Johnson To Collins to Shccly:
% Hourkc to Judg" Loft on bases -
WashinGtOn. i. Chicago, s Epscs on
b''ls-off Acos;n . Mulrcnnan. {.
Hits-on Acosta. Q in > innings.
Schacht. , in 3. Struck cut-by Ac-
osta. /. Losing pitcher -SchaCht. I'm
pir"s- Evans, liildchrand and Mo-
IA ri;y. Timc of gamC--l:ig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. II: DunNiiIr, H. p
High Point, 1; Durhem g.
WINSTON Stlcm. d: Greensboro. G.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YES

NI~NV us NENTEKUNN
It. Louis, 4; New York. !.
Philadelphia. 3: Detroit. d.
Chicago, G.: Washington. =.
l!Ist Gland twet grUunds).
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srANpING OF CLUES

WHERE THEY Play TO-DAY
High Point at Win-tOn-S!ilcm
DanNiilc AT Greensboro.
Durham at Raleigh
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ram for Grilnn in nfth.
MATTED Tor Kcotc in ctehth.
Detroit.

score 10y Innings r
philadelphia .......... ESQ COL Or
Detroit ............... 40 ooi 000--d
Summary: Two-basc hits porkins
90. WEIGH. Dugan. Galloway. Three
base hit Cobb Home run-c;uilowny.
stolen bascs-Rluc. Perkins. Sacrifice
Middleton. Galloway. Blue, Jones.
Myatt. Dykes. Double pla ys-bykes
and galloway: Oldham Bush and Blue.
Left on hasos-Philadcl 10; De
troit, >. Eases on balls-of Middle
ton, / of Kccfc. =: OF iiollinE, /. off
Oldham. l. llits-on Middleton, in
. Ia innings; or iIollinG. in in
ninGs. OFF Oldham. > IN % innings,
off Kccf., 10 in : innings. off Eommel
none | innings Hit by pitcher
Hush. DYKES. Struck out--by Middle
ton, /. Winning pitcher -Itommei
Losing pitchcr-oidham Empires
Dinccn and Wilson. Time hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25

SUnn'NhrN. TWo- N1s" Nit-IirIrnDs,
Three base hit-li iiduf. Home run
Smith. stolen hases-Oison John
aion. Sacriiicc-iIollochcr Double
play kilduff. Olson and Konctchy
Loft an hasrS-Chicaro g. i.rookiyn.
: Bases on balls on Martin j:
smith !. Struck out Martin. ::
smith. ? Cmpircs--Bren and
Ensl!c. Time. l:3i
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>rNNDING or CLtiiS

WHERE THEY PrhY TO-DAY.
at Richmond.
Petersburg nt Newport news,
Rocky Mount mt portsn,outI
wilson ut sui ,
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SCABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
ina,n St,,,t
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph ~

MCHaIOND-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
your compnny--solicitsy Your bust.
ness; 3G-hOur service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re.
ccivcd daily. No dciay-lowcst
rates.
Phones: Madison 76O.S8
Randolph 1902
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Washington,

INn nthnrS
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Continued From Ninth paEoJ
-cn,s. "a stock 7i.is ,,uo:e. =; q
j.. so. =. ii5. J, tcj: q. ;3I: r. ca
!. - X 500. NJ. SO X So va b. ).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-25

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Continued From Page
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Totals . .......35 6i2 - II
NcOrn ~. INNINGS. II
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! HSGsks fOR SxIE iS

OR uNFUREIsHED-THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN BIRMINGHAM OWNER LEAVING CITY. AGAINST MY ADVICE INSISTS UPON sAcRI- F1cING HIS WONDERFUL HOME LIVING AND DINING ROOMS TRIMMED IN OAK DEN. MUSIC AND BREAKFAST ROOMS. LARGE AND CHEERFUL BEDROOMS; ALSO GLASS ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH; 2 LARGE BATHROOMS. HARDWOOD FLOORS, FURNACE AND BEAUTIFUL FIREPLAcEs; EASTERN EXPOSURE; DOUBLE GARAGE. PRICE. UNFUR- WISHED. $12.soo; FURNISHED. ,i5,soc. THE OWNER BOUGHT THIS GRAND HOME AND FURNISHED IT LAST YEAR AT A TOTAL COST OF OVER ssi.ooo. NOTHING LESS THAN s5,ooo CASH WILL BE CONSIDERED. FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND APPOINT MENr TO SEE PROPERTY CALL F. B. JOHNSON. WITH HENSON AND COM PANy, INC, (ExcLUsIvE AcENTs,, MAIN 5:so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-22
AUTOMOBILES A
 
THINK THIS OVER

That this company has been in business in Birmingham, under the same name and same management, for over ten years. That during that time they have sold over 1000 automobiles, new and used, in Jefferson county. That's stability.
 That we offer for sale only lightweight used cars of standard makes, backed by plentiful repair stocks and properly equipped service stat. ms. You buy a used car for service-and you gan definitely count on se- curing service from any car bought from JUS. That's value.
 FORD ToURING-Recent model. good shape ..,.....-s...--....s s30e FORD PANEL LIGHT DELIVERY |. Good shape, good tires .. $500 DODGE BROTHERS ROADSTER 1916, rebuilt throughout .....$475 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING--- 1917, good condition, brand new Goodyear tires ...........-...$b7S DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1919, permanent top, fine condition, cord tires ..-..-.....-...-.. ,Ssbo -g DODGE BROTHERS sEDAN--1s1s, repainted. good tires, fine mechani- cal condition -$sVe WE WILL TAKE YOUR FORD AS IS IN GOOD CONDITION.
 TERMS TO RELIABLE PEOPLE
 BROWNELL
 AUTO CO.,, Inc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K HOUSES FOR SALE Io6
FIVE POINTS

have 2 bargains to offer near Five Points. one Is a-roofn house, ideal location for a rooming and boarding house. price Si2,500. on good terms. The other is 23-roorn residence with baths, steam hoat ed. conveniently located to the best churches and schools in the city, car service and 1itney lines; an ideal location for a rooming house. It is now paying S525 a month; is offered for s2f. 800. This is an ideal investment for some one who desires to run a rooming house. I have other propositions which may interest you in this locality. Call us for appointment.
 WOOD BROS.
 Real Estate Agents 206-I First National Bank Bldg
 Main SIS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28

I hereby certify mat the above state
ment of receipts and disbursements
from October 1st 1920. to December
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
County Treasurer.
We, the Board of county commissions
ers, do hereby certify that we have
checked the above items and ind them
correct. according to the records of the
Office. to the best of our knowledge n
Dated at Grand Forks. n. D.. this, nth
day OF January, A. 1921
r. r. HATT
I 3 PoyP0 Re
Board Of County commissioners,
The report Of NJ. Beatrice tombstone
SUPERINTENDENT Of SCHOOLS, fer the apar.
motion approved ~ the board. z
On motion the board adjourned untils9'
o'clock a. m, Jan. 18th. 1921.
Jan. 18th. 1871. . O'Clock 4.
h board met pursuant 70 adjourn
Present: Chairman Udenby. con,mfs.
ist0ners Holden, Poupore, TraEeton p
81 On motion .of Nj. Poupors. seconded
NY Mr.. Trageton. the bond Of the county
Treasurer was Fixed In the sum OF 9IO0.-
460D. 90 for the term from May 1921 10
On motion the. bond Of d. L. Ireland;
90. furnished by the stats bonding fund,
- -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28

s3sis-The o. H. Phillips Co..
$500. G. Storaker. shoes for
county hospital .. $40
SS621.--Oskar Anderson. pastur-
... ing Door farm horses. 1900
6S62:-Farmers Co-Operative
Potato Co.. seed potatoes
for poor farm .......::.. .25.50
sss2s-Barltes Oil Co, gasoline
for poor 21.S0
s3S24-Sina HalErimson. cook
ing at county hospital. -. 5000
eS62S-Mfnnte Paulson. nursing ~
at county hospital $500. 5000
essc6-Grand Forks Herald Co.,
want ads for county hos
ssss7MW iii m $ Pharmacy,
drugs for county hospital. 1857
sss2s-Fred vrchota. telephone
calls at county hospital. 4.20
6S6cs-Fred Erchota, groceries
for count hospital 5000. 1856
ceries for county hospital. 1o7.s5
ssesl-Arvilla Supply Co. wood
and other supplies for
county hospital .......... $3.50
ese3:-W. D. Bradshaw, 20
yards Of gravel for poor
essss-Farmers Mercantile CO..
clothing for county hos
sses4-Eima Halverson. laun-
dry girl for county hos
sssssmorvii Gehasen. firing
furnace at county hospital 1900
6S6s6-Nels Anderson, repairing
truck box for poor farm. 1888
eS637-Winiston Coal & Ice Co.
car Ignite coal for county
Total 1854
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4 .....aa.1
$3.50
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-30
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test Of truth. And
Doans Kidney Pills have stood the
tost in Bennington. No Bennington
resident who suffers backache, or an
noying uriAry Ills can remain uncon-
WINGED by this twce-told testimony.
Mrs. c. II. Robson, 225 Depot st .
Bennington, says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for the
last four or five years, whenever |
have needed them AS had to sit
quite a bit my back would get sore
and would suffer severely when /
would have occasion to stoop or bend
Whenever ! had such an attack | al.
ways got good results from Doan's
Kidney Pills. heard OF this excel.
lent medicine through the newspaper
and generally buy them at Quinlan s
Drug Store Statement given Au.
gust 25, 1850 aHlt
On April End. 1920, Mrs. Robson
said; II am just as firm a believer in
Doan's Kidney Pills as ever and am
always glad to say few words of
praise for this grand old reliable
bladder and hackache remedy. Since
giving my other endorsement for
Doans Kidney Pills have felt good
and my kidneys have been in good
condition.
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster ilburn
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-30
ESTATE OF GEORGE G. JOHNSON
sfate of Vermont

District OF Bennington. ss.
The Honorable Probate Court Tor the
Dis rict Of Bennington.
To all persons Interested in the estate
OF George 6 Johnson late OF Reasboro,
" GREETING:
~ Prohate Court holacu at pcn-
nington within and for said District on
the 29th dae OF July. 1921, an instru-
ment purpoting TO be the last VIII aud
Testament OF George q Johnson, late
10 ncausDoto. "a said NDistrict, ee-
ceased. was presented TO the Court
Aforesaid for Probate
IA, Vfueced by said Court
that the g2nd day Of August. 1871
1t the Probate once in said Bennine-
ton be assigned for proving said in
stTument; aud that notice thereof be
given TO all persons concerned by pub
lshing this order three weeks success
siVefy III the Bennington Evening BaU-
ncr. newspaper circulating In that
yioini1ys in said plspiee, previous to
the time appointed
Z THEREFORE,. YOU are hereby noti-
fed to appear before said Court at
the time aud place aforesaid, and con-
test the probate of said Will, II you
have cause.
L,iVcn under my hand at Bennington
i IN said District, this 18th day OF July,
1927.
AMY. II. HARBOUR,
Register.
Ju1v so-Aunust ella
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AUCTION

July so-August ella.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Rut and fair SEPTEMBER s, 9, Z, s, O.,
Advertisement. 57tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Burton OF Elm
street are spending a week in Berlin
N. Y.
Ladies' new overblouses, we're sell.
ing at $3.50 now CSC at the New York
store"
Miss Janet Schnitzler of Kingston
N Y, is visiting Miss May Cronin Of
River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Wills returned
from Maine where they have been for
the past two weeks.
For Sale--Cheap, Ford truck in
first class condition. Adams Hard,
ware company.-Advertiscment 65t4
Miss Gladys BarringeT, and Miss
Edith Barringer Of Waterbury, Conn,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Booth
MIR. and Mrs, Arthur Nichols of
Athens, N. Y, are weekend guests Of
Mrs. Nichols son, Harry Coffin Of
Valentine street.
Twenty friends of Miss Helen Shea,
boys and girls, gave her surprise
party Friday evening at her home on
East Main street.
no al 10 raIif
and his sister Miss Harriet Becker
OF Troy, were guests Friday Of Miss
Marcia Carpenter
Miss Alice Murray who has been
spending a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs David Murray OF School
street. has returned to her duties in
Albany. 49, "A w
If it IS lumber for large. needs or
small call the Thomas Hunter Eum-
4 Der company, corner Branch and
County street phone 1906 W-Adverl
tisement. < = FEl tffs 66tf
/ Don't miss the week end treat,
Jackie Coogan' in reels OF rolick'
! ing fun in "Peck's Bad Boy and THE
Other Woman big feature picture.
Opera house today.t
Coming next week. Passion. y
/ Eminent scholars, historians, and
educators set forth startling views as
to ts effect on the public. master
piece. Coming to the Opera house.
Christian Science services are held
at SOC Ma n street Sunday 1T II a. m
and Wednesday evening at $50. The
reading room Is open to the public
fror, to 5 eve:y afternoon except
Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Here
may be read, borrowed or purchased
all authorized Christian Science lit
erature.