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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Hw~'s .. s~sy w~y - ssv~ -. ~@d
y~a 1--we the h~ss csush s~~~>-ay
ySu ever trtedA
ox1ouooooocsoooooo

You've probably heard Of thn veil
known plan Of making cough syrup
st home. But have you ever used
~ Thousands Of families, the World
over. feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
cheap. but the way Il takes hold Of a
cough viii soon earn IL permanent
place In your home.
into q pint bottle. pour 2M ounces
Of Pinexs then add plain sranuiated
sugar syrup TO al up the pint Or.
II desired. use clarified meiassss.
honey. OF corn syrup. Instead Of sugar
syrup. Either way. IL tastss good,
never spolh. and gipes yeu full psns
Of better cough remedy thsn you
could buy ready made isr three times
ia coat.
Isls really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy oonaasrs .
eouxh--ususlly in "A hours or less.
II seems TO penstrsts through every
air passage. loasrns . dry. hosrse OF
tight cough. lifts ,hs phiegm. hsAh
the membranes. and gives slmost I'M
mediate relief splendid for throat
tickle. hosr-en~-s. Group. bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex IL highly concentrated com
pound Of genuine Norway pine Ell.
tract. and has been used for genera
tions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for ~s.zi ounces Of Piner'
with directions, and don't accept aay.
thing else Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinsr Co. ". Wayne, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

MOUNT VERNON. Mrs. Isabella
Cameron Pussy. es. who for several
years made her home in Seattle. dies
nj home OF her brother. DR.. Malcolm
Cameron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Couldn't Be Head
of Home, She Says

Denied IN. right 10 be mistress
Of her own home. 20 she declares.
Mrs. Nora Burnett. ~. L. suing her
husband. WIN Burnett IS. for a.
vorce after lews than four months
Of married iif..
Too much fauit-finding and
mental cruelty" she says In her
complaint filed Monday In superior
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
ASK AUTOS IN
PEACE MARCH

Organizers OF the no More War
parade. which IL scheduled 20 take
place AZ the same time as tho ARMS
tico day parade at if1o a IN. satur.
day. are asking those In sympathy
with the ideal OF peace" 20 decorAta
their autos accordingly and drive in
the procession.
About 30 automobile owners have
already rignificd their intention OF
responding 20 the call. II IL stated.
and Mayor Brown and Chief Sow.
cryns have issued permits. Persons
who viii Join the march arc asked
by the committee TO cnii Elliott 4se2
or Mslrose 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Bet This Fellow
Is Wolf for Work

Why should county and city en-.
pioyes be given vacation on cleo
ton day. while the average citizen
has to stick on the job as usuai7
Il do not think II n fair propo-
sition." August TooIiner. indcpend.
cnt party candidate for county com.
missioner from the Second district.
said Tuesday. III ] am elected I
shall see 70 II that county and city
employees work like tho rest OF us. or
else get no pay II they are not on
duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Mormon Organizers
Arouse English Ire

LONDON, Nov. THE Mormon
campaign for women converts In
England is in full swing. The au-
thorities are criticized from many
quarters for permitting II TO go on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Escaped Convict
Trapped by Tide

HUH. England. Nov. T.-Wili'
lam Chant. convicted thief. broke
away from his guards on the way
20 prison. He tried to escape on
tho Humber shore. but was turned
back by the tide and had 10 sur.
render.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Polling List for TOddy's Election

/ foo-saad n. and u Madison. Firs sta
| tion No. ~
iof- Madrona drive ana N. Denny way.
waiting station.
| to1-=leHt Grand ave
aes--ssna ave. and Union. Madrona
fos asnd ave. ana 10 Union Madrona
school.
iot-sath ave ana n. Cherry. wslia
/ sos--f,,h ave ana 70 Cherry. waiia
| Mnlia school
iof -sind ave. ana 70. Union. trinity L.
church
sos-sii ian ave. Grocery store.
school
lio--lts itth ave
aii--sfG 18Th ave.
| aia=ats sint ave.
ais-sios g. spruce st
afs-foi atth ave
sis--ssnd ave. aud ~ Hprues. Lssohi
school.
aT--ssnd ana Y. Spruce. Lssehi school.
sis-ss rd sud Yesisr way. public library
lso-Third ave y. ana Main At. fire
station No. 10
fai.-kse Jackson Of.
sfafath ave. y. and Main s'. Collins
iss-aard ave ana Yssisr way fire sta.
tion No 9.
iat-aTiT jackson -
sss--soth =, and Ktns 49, Grace NJ. V.
church
fsa~-asis Dearborn 81
aaf-soo ssth ave. =.
ils-s.th \. and Kins ST.. Rainier school.
fse~ftig Charles Vt
1so--so1.sot seventh ave. n.
lti-iath ave. b and Massachusetts, st..
fire station No. 10
fta--fses Rainier ave. Dsaoonsss settle
ment house.
| isa--ifez aist ave. y.
lst-is9t liss ave =
ftt--ffth ave ana Atlantic St. Gel
snan school
| .tG--7oi1 iath ave q
ssr--ssoi Eighth ave. =.
afs--teih y, and Lander Ct. school.
! fss--itih ave y. aud Lander 81. school.
| i.e--seao SIT. naser blvd. ffankiin hish
Hi--Hantsr blvd and Spokane st.. fire
station No. 40.
fss- asth sv. n and norton st.. York
school
iss-stis beacon ave.
f.a--tseT HaInisr ave.
fss--ssth =. and D.sos. ct. Hawthorne
sahoot
rts--troe seth ave a.
bf--tiii tsth ave g. whi,wor,h school
fsh-ates Ferdinand at. garage.
fs,--- Rainier ava and Hadson a.. police
snb-stagtan.
ste--tsei Hstaisr ave. niIiman ". E-
church
,si--mulmsn CITY. ur. station No a.
ft9~-etag Rainier ave
fta-~titt iiolif sta. nrigh'on school
Hills Rainier ave. Psffi grocery.
ttt-fitp reacpn ave. Van Asset school
tts~-asef seth ave. =. Dunlap school.
ltf~~sfse tfth y. r@ifs grocery.
tts-=sTof teth ave. q. Emerson school
sts--etud 4. and RYAN al. fife station
40 o.
sso--Tff Concord %, Concord school
fti-~ seventh ave =. and sullivan at.
South Para field house
iss--sfos csris;on ave.
ssi.-osoFsssowa eity hall. psiics patrol
1 room.
sss--sies Deacon sv.
| stt-tsti Dawson "a
fsf--fst Homer ct. oeo<ssto-n school.
eI-al1 oyeas 81
sss-- Maynard ave. ard Nevada st.
l 1f1--ffeT W. Spokane ST.
fie-sssh =. W. ana osnssse reanss-
sewn school
| fTi-~-sipi 2tth ave w.
ffs--ffgp uarber ave.
/ sTt--fSfs Afki ave
fFs--Aini ave. and strd y. w.
sTt-ssth .. w. and w. Stevens. AM
rs--w wsit.s o, ana ss,h 3 w. mr..
station No -
fff--csllfornie avs. ana w Lander a..
/ fsNfayefts school
frt--3sis California ave
1 tft-~4tsf a W. snf ", HtsTsns 81
sae~tset sia =. W.
ISL tsit@ California ava
fss--carfoil ard chiibax ave-. consrs-
saslorai church.
ssf-- stsf California ave.
,ss--ssna eve a W. and rdmonas ST..
1 jefferson srhSoi
ftt-ssfs California ave-
ffs--w ALASKA o. and sssh n W. fire
ssstssn No. IN
| ffT--tsai California ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
A Dav at New York Fashion Shop

group of
display The extremely low which they offered leaves
no comparison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

You find the precise style and size
YOU want when looking for new Winter
Coats, in this shipment OF the seasons at
tractive models. Materials are I'm large VA.
riety. and your size In among them. Try on
some Of our finer Coats with now Platinum
and Silver Wolf collars and cuffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Girl Returns From
Trip to Sue Lover

DUBLIN, Nov. Elizabeth Ma.
guire returned to Ireland from
Cleveland to sue Thomas Shaugh.
messy for breach OF promise. She
was awarded s2,0"~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Lives Endangered
by Dish Washers

LONDON. Nov. Medical au-
thorities have advised great care In
the use of steel shavlngs for Scrub
bling" pots and pans. Little pieces
Of the steel are likely to get into the
throat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Man Joins Army to
Escape Wife's Ma

NEW YORK. Nov. Tt didn't
like the army. but | prefer IL TO
living with my mother-in.law." said
Henry Ferguson when arrested for
deserving his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
THOMAS r. HILL. of phnadel

phia. prominent Insurance man,
spoke before the Lions club. in the
Masonic lunch room. Monday. ON the
subject Of vocational Psychology
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Precinct numbers and tho location
uf voting places IN each precinct fol
low
t-ebsp 18th ave n nc.
s#sa3o Rasenaa ave
a~iNie E ttth st
t-baif University way.
s-siof \. seth 81
ee~fh e. seth It.
s~stetA 18TH n, &c. school.
e-toss itth n Is. University Heights
school
ie-tgOo si.t ~. E
tt--hSoS sfth n n
school
ta@steo aeth n n
it@tisS 18th ave. n ~
is-ssas Brooklyn ave, Parish nal,
ie~-sass brooklyn ave. Parish haii
if=-eie E. 10Th.
it--ttts Thaotetay pl.
ie-rses \. asth Of,
a0-saaip y. tAth a.
st~siss naaiey ave. bungalow ehufeh'
.t-e3ep ~ skth at
ia=-n tsnd and ath y, n. LA'ona
school
sa-soa Is .snd.
st~sgSe Sinth y. nc
ss-i1og Il. tgnd.
ss--siat University way
ss-E, 10th o. and Brooklyn
4t~1N1 " attn 81
ao~tlif First y. E
N~gsit " seth Il.
asmbsci Msridlan
AN. s..h :, and 4" y. v. Firs sta
tion Ne 10.
s.-ss,s first ave. n. n orssa Lake
school
ss~esgo teth y. "
ss=-taoo Is. stth 81
sf-sss n gsth 81 rairvtsw school.
th--4th ave. \. = and y oreen Lahs
way. urssn Lake Library.
woodia~n ana Latoaa ave. Lu'h.
,s-N sofia aud woodland pars mas
toy school.
si-.soie phinney ave.
ss--N. sfth 81. and Phlnnsy ave John
A. Allen school
tJ@-fto3M Aurora ave,
sA-N lard and Greenwood Firs sta
tien No. "a.
ts~-tii ". sad "a
ta@ftee Hf~eneood ave
sT--srd ave. n. W ard W. seth. ofssn-
.s-srd ave. n W. .na W. so,h. or..a.
o--is,h ave \ W. ana " fsrd rre
sa~issh ava \. W. and ftth W. whit.
tier school
tt--Icts 18th ~ W.
ss--fsoi ssad \. W. C. n amithsrin-
ss-ssth ave n. W. and W sfth. Web.
st9r school.
1s--sfti stth n. w.
gs--itae ". sksh 81, ballard Hikh school
ss-eskia w. stth 81.
t7--sos w sist.
ss--iTh \. W. and Marsst q. Church
Annen
ss-w. ara and sssn n. ". ssimon hay
school
sa--9Iit ftth y. W.
sf--stat s4nd -. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

TIMMfNs. onf.--New rich vein Of
gold discovered in Mcintyre mine.
Believed 20 contain high grade
product
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

most of the women make party gown
last two or three years Miss LARA
hee was familiar with every dress In
town She knew II made over, ana no
woman was cunning enough TO conceal
the truth even with a spangled YOKE
a chiffon bertha. or a net oyerdress !;
VET Miss Larrabee would describe the
gown. not merely twice, but half
dozen times, So that the woman wear
ing II might send the description 10
her relatives back East without arous-
ing their suspicion that she was wear
ing the same dress year after year
Therefore. whenever Miss Larrabee
wrote % the dresses worn at party,
we Were sure 70 sell from nifty g a
hundred extra papers. She could 50 turn
A breastpin and homemade point
lace handkerchief tucked in the front
n a good old lady's best black satin
into "point-lace and diamonds. thai
they we're always good for dozen
copies ~ the paper, and she never
overlooked the dress " the wife OF
good advertiser. 40 matter how plain
e might be-
She was worth her wages 70 ne
office merely as . compendium q
shams. She knew whether the bridal
couple. who announced that they Wou.d
spend their honeymoon ID the East
we're really going to Niagara Falls q
whether they we've going 70 Spend
week with hls relatives in Decatur
m She knew every woman 10 town
Wh5 bought two prizes Tor Der whisl
party-one 90 give n her friend should
sin the prize. and another @ give
the woman she hated should yin
With the dIaboIiCai eye * ) fena sa'
detected tie woman who was Neafll-
the drH-e.eaned casf-0d clothing q hei
sister n the city what she saw Ii
Office knew though she kept hef son
illusions out % the paper L iArs
would a. any harm ~ hurt anyone
feelings No pretender ever drraHe.
that she was not f10iiug Miss Larra
bee. She vas willing 70 agree mos
syrnpatheucauy with Mrs Conkiin VIII
Insisted that the common people
wouldn't be Interested IL the list o
names az her party and the only plae'
where We ever saw Miss Lsrrabee
elaw in print vas in the insistent MS
smelling Of the name Of woman Nh
hsd made u point to ridleaie -
paper.
We have had other girls around ID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

osrce since Miss Larruhes len. bot
thsy % not seen to So the work done
with any system. She Sas not only
industrious but practical Friday
mornings. when her work piled up. In
stead Of susssng around the once and
ehatt@ring at the telephone. she would
dive into her desk and bring ~ her
regular list Of sdjectives These shs
would copy 90 three sliiss esrefaiy
dividing the list % that 10 one had .
duplicate. and In the afternoon each Of
the boys received . slip with lis, Of
parties, and with instructions 20 scat
ter the adjectivex she had given him
through the accounts Of the parties
assigned TO him-and the work was
soon done. There was no SCRATCHING
the head for synonyms for beautiful
superb" or elegant Miss Larrsbes
had doled out to each Of Us the adjec-
lives necessary, and. given the adj
jectives, society reporting IL easy. The
editing Of the copy IL easy also, Tor
one does not have 20 remember wheth-
or or not the refreshments were de
ncious" AZ the Jones party when be
sees the word In connection with the
viands at the Smith party. No two
parties were ever elegant" the same
week. No two events were charming.
No two women were "exquisitely
gowned. The person who was assigned
the adjective delightful" by Miss Lar
rabee might stick IL in 'front.' OF
luncheon. pin IL on hostess, or use
Il for an evenings entertainment
But he could use Il only once. And
with a list Of those present and the
adjectlyes thereunto appertsining' even
a boy could get up a column In hall
an hour. She bad an artists pride In
the finished work. however much shs
might dislike the thing In making, AND
she used 70 sail down to the press-room
as soon as the paper was out. ana
picking up the paper from the folder
she would stand reading her page. lin'
upon line, precept upon preeept
though every word and syllable wal
familiar 10 her.
During her first year she joined TN
Woman's State Press club. but she dis
covered that she was the only rea
worker in the club and never ATTENDED
A second meeting. She told us that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

AZ. rinE eerem0uy.- when she wrote:
The distinguished company came
forward 20 orsr congrAiulAtions 20 TIE
newiy.weddsd pair" she would seq
as she sharpehsd her pencil point ;
There's n0thing Ike q wedding 70
reveal what a raft % common kin Essse-
pie have and We knew that u vas
all over and thst she uss closing ne
article Nth: "A Doubling array %
costly and besstifui presents AS ex'
hlbIfed IN the library for then she
would pick Up her copy. dogeHr TIE
sheetS and jsb them on the hook as
she sighed Another great American
plekledish exhibit ended"
In the way she ala two things Miss
Larrabee excited the wonder and adj
mlratioo OF the once. one was the
way that she kept tab on brides.
We heard through her Of the brides
who could cook. and Of those who were
beginning life by accumulatins
brixht little pile Of tin cans In the
alley She knew the brides who could
do their own sewing and those Sho
could not. She had the single girls
snir at the bride who wore her trons-
seau season sitter season, made over
and fixed up. and she gsye the once
the benefit Of her oplnieo Of the nus
band in the case Who had q new tailor
made suit every fall and spring She
scented young married troubles from
sfar, and we knew In the Office wheth'
er his folks we're edging upon her. OF
her people were edging upon him II
a young married man danced more
than twice In one evening with anyone
but his wife. Miss Larrabee made faces
at his back when he passed the once
window, and IL she caught youns
married woman flirting. Miss Larra6es
RECALLED us by telling with whom ths
woman in question had opened
sfresh bottle OF emotions"
The other way In which Miss LARA
bee displayed genius for her work wal
in describing vomen's costumes. Tires
of four times year. when there ar'
large social gatherings, we print de
scrlptions OF the woman's gowns. onl,
three women In our town, Mrs. Worth
ington, Mrs. Conklin. and the second
Mrs. Markley. have more than one new
party dress in a twelve-month. an'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23


Pa. sasEd.nt prnpFIatnrn % the Town
Of MAneh~afsf In the County q Ben
nIngton. state 81 Vermont are hereby
notified that the taxes asAesAed ~ such
thls date rsmain either ia whole Or II
rrrt aruaia On the following described
lands 4 said town 60 wit
5ehs nau asa LiiIis g. ~. wst-sn
,.,,.t, 80 ~ marcel Of land
situate IL Manchester IN the County q
RennlnEton and State 81 Vermont and
Described a. follow;
ons pIses bsluE the Roberts Home
stead farm. so-eaiicd containing about
one hundred ti00l acres % land b. the
same more or less. NinE and beinf
on both sides o. The roads i .ssSi a
bounded a. follows. on the south %
lands ~ Byron jameson. on the West
b lands Of s. IL Folsom, on the North
~ lands Of Henry SheTwin and ozfo
R,.rrum tthe Wetherbee farm so-cAliedl
and on the East by the HOLSTER farm
so-called: also one other piece oeins
the Roberts wo9d lot sq O. on es
me town OF Manchester. containing
about one hundred (iool acres OF LANG
BE- the same more or less, togethcr with
Inc right to the water from the springs
on the swetherbee farm" so-oail.d. as
now used for said "Homestead farm.
and the privilege 20 lay pipes az now
laid aud when necessary 70 repair selo
aid springs to said Homestead" farm.
and also the privilege 20 dig other
springs in the basin In which the eooNe
mentioned spring II located. ana g
Conduct the water therefrom 70 sn AZ,
Homestead farm. being All anu tns
same land and premises conNeyea Y, sp
said Julia r. odbert by christephet -
Roberts and wife by warranty Gee
| dsted April 81, 1898. recorded in Book
la. page $50 OF Manchester Lane
Records a, xxy...
amonnt on tax si32i: 10 Lille ~
Watson. amount Of tax 1909, ana 70 )
M Watson and Lille !, III. watson
amount OF tax, fli8.2o -, .
And so much Of said lands wiz H., .,
| House I'm said Manchester. on the litt
day OF December 1922. at he hops a.. o.
ten O'Clock In the forenoon q sala Gay
as shall be requisite 10 discharge sueI
taxes with costs. unless preflousa'
paid. x,.o,,, mi,
Isth day OF November, 1922.
aSsa NJ. II. JENKINS. Collector
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23


too many OF the women wore white
stockings and low shoes, read their
own unpublished short stories, and re-
garded her wide. shoudered shirtwaist
and melodramatlc openwork hosiery
With suspicion and alarm.
AS the years passed. and wedding
after wedding slzzled under her pen,
she complained to US that she was be
ginning 10 be called "auntle' In TOO
many houses, and that the stock OF
available young men who didn't wear
their handkerchlefs under their col
lars at the dances had dwindled down
To three. This reality faces every girl
who lives I'm a country town. Then She
is left with two alternatives TO go
visiting or to begin bringing them up
by hand
Miss Larrabee went visiting AT the
end Of o month she wrote ITS al
over with me. He Is nice fellow.
and has a sob doing Live Topics About
Town here on the sun. Give my job
to the little Wheatly girl, and tell her
10 quit writing poetry, and hike up her
dress 10 the back My adieetives are
In the left-hand corner Of the desk
under when Knighthood Was IN
Flower And DO you suppose you
could get me and the grand keeper q
tie records and seals a pass home foF
Christmas IL ~ DO you . New York
letter some time5
~They say these city papers are hog
Tight"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

Commissioners Notice
The Undersigned. having been app
nainted by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Manchester
Commissioners. 20 receive. eAAinihs;
and adjust the claims and demands Q,
ali persons against the estate q
James Koran late Of Dorset in said
District. deceased, and all claims s ,.
hibited in offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purc-
pose aforesaid. at the Residence Of ".
L. whitney In the village OF East DOT
at in said District. on the 21st day o.
April next, from / o'clock 7. NJ unit,
4 o'clock p. M. on said day ana o tnat
six months from the 2ist day OF octo-
her a. ID. 1922, Is the time limited ny
said Court for said creditors TO preseh,
their claims TO US for examination anu
. i Dated al Dorset this 21st day OF oe-
'ooei - Il. L. WHITNEY.
HALLECK ROWELI.
COMMISSIONER;
Maria Koran, ExecutriN 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

when / was a small boy on elderly
doctor said % me
watch the dogs II you see dog
with a white hair on his body D. D.
sure to have white hair right %
tie eud Of his tail
have watched hundreds perha'r
thousands % dogs. and always have
found the white hair % tir eul 81
the Rochester Detuocrat and
Chronicle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

afternoon, December end. Is making
a vigorous effort this year 20 enlist
the interest and cooperation Of all
who are interested in the Green
Mountain state. The society has a
number OF projects under consider
alton with a view to making the so
ciety OF practical use not only TO
Vermonters In New York City and
suburbs but 20 residents of Vermont
who may visit New York City oeca-
sionally.
All those who are interested I'm
Vermont are invited to attend the re-
cepton, tea and dance at Hotel Plaza
on the afternoon OF December End.
They should communicate with Her
Der, c. Sargent, chairman OF mem
bership committee. $50 william
street. New York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23

During en- ART exhibition one q the
artists was receiving the benefit q
friends criticism.
This canvas" sald the friend. lndi-
eating a violen; BIT u impressi0nalism.
DO you not think. after all. the at
mgsphere Il too waruT-Phiiacel'
phis Ledger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
-p.,.,. Of SMITH w. JAMESON

Commissioners NoNlte
nointed By the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners, 10 receive; eAalhin :,
and adjust the claims and demands OF
ali nerrous against the estate OF
smith w. Jameson late OF Maneheste,I,
ni.tnns axhibited In Offset thereto. here
nv give notice that we will meet Tor
the purpose aforesaid, at the Factory
Point National Bank In the village OF
Manehester Center in said District on
The 7th day OF May next. from ] o'clock
i. NJ, until 4 o'clock !. M. on saia Gay a,
and that six months from the Tn gay
az November A. ID. 1922. ~ the TINE
limited by said Court for said cTeditors
10 present their claims TO us Tor ek-
animation and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this TIN day OF
November A. ID. 1922.
A. ]. HICKS.
CORNELIUS WHAloN.
Commissioners. :
Josephine Jameson, Executrix s2-s