The Bennington Evening Banner from Bennington, Vermont • 5

ujiflfiiiiimrirfrrirt-irtirihiriiiiifrW'iirrii iliUiV sS.ifTnifftnfr THE EVENING BANNER, BENNINGTON, VT jsim SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935. PAGE FIVE CRITIC REVIEWS DANCE PROGRAM UNITFD STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF VFRMONT a United States tfr America VS At Law No JOSS C87 55 acres of land In Petition Rutland Bennington and Windsor Count-its Vi nnont John Colburn et al. To the Honorable Harland Howe Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Vermont This petition brought by Charles Ry-nn Assistant United States Attorney tor the said District of Vermont, acting under the Instruction of the Attorney General and at (lie request of the Secretary of Agriculture, respectfully shows as follows. I. iTirtrucUcm' (jf the' 'und' at Pease Hilund A Constable and Tax Col- lector of Weston The following persons firms who are non-residents of the State of Vermont 1 Coulvmbe, Ellen of Troy, New Hamp- I 8ire THEREFORE your petitioner prav.

that this Honorable Court will take jurisdiction of this cause, and will make and have en- tered all such orders, judgments and de- crees as may be necessary to bring all of the known owners of said land before this Court and to make all unknown persons having any Interest therein parties defend- ant hereto. and will appoint commissioners in iinnrHlkP UhH fiw th Vh1ii of Stlld lafldfi to appraise and fix the value of said lands Bennington Briefs News and Advertisements of the Town and Village Notice Everybody who sees Jane wltherS in Ginger will be glad Ask anyone who saw It last night. General Stark theatre today. I n0V! Pn Pantng the building at the local State Fish Hatcherv These bids mav be filed at UiULC Uiljr tiUlfr, i This pitjtv' is filed under the provisions foflbWlng Acts of the Congress of the Ait approved August 1, JB8H, Act approved March 1. 19L1, 1161 1, as amended by Act anprovi June 7 1924 651) II That the Nbtlohnl Foreat RMeryatiofi has been duly appointed has conoid rd, pawied upon and approved the Stut Stat.

(43 Stat. i Florence Stove Company a Massachusetts n--- Corporation, Gardner Mass I The heirs and or assigns of tire fallow- Manning Lucy Manning Joseph Rich-. drdian Jr William Turner Abiel Wilson, lng deceused persons whose names or ad- dresses are not known I William Coleman. Polly Dlckerman, Al- I omo Dlckerman Alvin Foster, Moses Gage, Rowell Graves, Willard, ia Ln.vi.so.sn IfnciAD R. Johnson Sampson Keyes, Sampson Keyes, Jr Windsor Newton.

Eglan- Manning Lucy Manning Joseph Rich- llUlles L. Kendall, former resi- a w. i dent, wno nas neen a guest for a week of her sister, Mrs C. J. Kinsley Of Union street, returned Friday to Holyoke.

Mass The Loyal Workers of the Hooslck Baptist (hurch will serve a peach short- o'clock Tickets, 35c Leach of St Mr and1 Mrs William Booitie. Misses Bertha, Flor-! ence and Rachel BodUie of Bellows Falls I deacilbed in the petition may be condemned snnnrr in thp chmvh norW. Thur. for the uses and purposes set forth in said cKe supper ine enurett parlors Thurs-tine petition nay evening, August 1. beginning at 6 .4 1 -ft cnlillmi nuio ha Armrismtnsul containing 56 90 IF chase of" the lands hereinafter that the Secretary of Agriculture, and the Director of the Geological Sur-ve iwwt also examined, located and rt i Qinmgnded for purchase said lands and lint the acquisition of the same IS neCes-sarv.

111 tin judgment ot the Secretary of Agnculture to the regulation of navigable st limns the watersheds of which the lands ore a pait and tor the purpus, of the Act of Much 1 lull as amended by Act np-piovtd June 7 1924 III That tin cgislatuie of the Stat, of Vermont Act approced february 17 192) eons-pied to the a musition of said lands foi such pin posts by flic United Stati IV Tint the opinion of the Secretary of Agmulturt it is necessary and advantage- mis to tin Government to acquire title to WTnhall Virnont s.pd lands for the United States by con- the Town ol di mu ition unde) judicial process and the The following prisons mom has been nppropnated and is avail- dtnfs of the St it, of Vim mngton County Vermont The following persons Allen Charles ot Anderson, Sophroma er Depot I Carlelon Charles and Carleton of Mamhistir Gilmore Hind of Manchesti Harare! Tax Collector of Wtnhall Marsden Arthur of Mam Tavlor Cliailcs and Taylor of Manctustii Depot Taylor Eail ol Lest, II of Williams Wmliull Treasurer Bondvllk Winh.ill Vtimont Town ot Sciiool who are residents DISTRICT OF VFRMONT I United States of America Manchester Depot VJ SS of Manchest- '68755 acres of Land in At Law Rutland nnington and No 1U85 wife Clara Windsor Counties Vermont Depot et al Depot 1 lo States Marshal within and of the Town fbr Dishict ol Vermont 1 GREETING hester Center You are hereby commanded to summon pox program And the clitics say See i wife Lliubeth tilt del iid.intx mentioned in the foregoing star, theatre I I petition to uppi ar before the District Court 11 Official Stark theatre Manchester Depot the United States within and for the1 Rev George 3 Mills, who has been in-Thompson Manchestei Distnct of Vermont at the Adjourned May Town Clerk and Term thereof to be held at City of Rut- Krlm P101 k1 lnt Congregational UIItj Distnct on the 21st day of church at Dalton Mass, duiillg the last! Sekutmen of the jum a 19J5 at ten clock in the fore- year hft gone to Belfast Me spend I noon then and thtri to answer to said pe- th mnnlh 0f ampiiO nt thr. miIIr unm 1 Directors of now on fik this Court and show uu mom 01 AU8Uit- at the Mills sum- cause if anv tluv nnv have v.h the nier cottage Mis Mills has been at prayers ol said petition should not be grant- Belfast since the middle of June Dr fail NOT hut service and return make llls WU rrtu, Bennington early In at cotd mg to law beptember and will occupy the pulpit at WUNEbS the Honorable HARLAND Dolton preceding the Installation of a HOWE Judge of the United permanent pistol Rev Foot un- biat. District Court within and for the Distrut of Vermont on this recently oi the Congregational rhuich day ot Mav A 1935 Doiset AUSTIN KFR1N 1 (Seal) AUSTIN KERIN of Larrhinont New York Rev and Mis George Buike have abb to pay foi said lands Th it the lands which it is necessaty foi the United States to acquire in this proceeding for the purposes herein set out, consist ol 687 55 acres of land more or less mcnols situated Bennington Rutland and Wind- Npw Vork sor Counties Veimont and are niori pai- Emu til ulv di signated as follows 1 John Colburn The hens and denased or assigns of the persons whose names or addresses ate not known David I easou liwis Wright Parker Shattuck Fstute Tract No 78 just returned from a motur trip thtough the Adlrondtu ks While there they us- tted then son Dr Hugh Edmund Buike and family of the New Yoik State li if Comity nnont containing 20 00 687 55 Acres of Lind Jcr, Rutland Bennington and The following petsong who are residents Windsor Counties Vermont of the St.ite ot Vt rniunt John Colburn et I Austin Mel' HI of Weston ORDFR FOR CONTINUANCE AND NOTICE simply wondetful On a dear day Lake Austin Kowena ot Weston BY PUBLICATION TO ABSENT fChamplaiu and Montreal call easily be Benson George (Chairman) Selectmen1 DEFENDANTS 1 seen Tht load was mun, offi, mm. of Weston i WHEREAS it appears that at the tune of 1 llaa was opent olfn lally I Parkhurst Fannie Town Clcik and service of the petition and summons July 20 I In summer skating link in 1 Tri asurer of Union this case tin following nam. defendants nke Plar id was opened Sunday even- Pease, Hiland A LuustabU and is Col- Tharon Turner Ellen Coulombe FUnence 2 r( Stove Company American Realty Company 1 skuius ripurttxl an Joseph Goodfellow Manchester Lumber txicilt lit hot wi athtr sport and li i good Company Alexander Nichols Eugene Rivter Pi ahody Jos, ph hsha F'ar-num Grace Farmim Charles Fdwaid Fainum Alice Albio Fanmm Richaid Stio-bel Mallory Carite lime Arthur Holden Gladys Richard Humphreys Blanche Richard llnster Long If Liaig Jolm Richard Emily Richard William Richard Nellie Richard Yale Mount Taboi Cooperate Company I Aivjh and I aura Billings Tract No and the heirs and or aJgns of the foi-54a Windsor (ountv Vermont containing lowing deceased persons Mvron h5 acres Spaulding dames Clay Charles I The follow mil uned persons uho are Colburn Marv Jane Hilhnrd Jorwtlan rtsidtnt-N oi th St.iti of Vermont KJmbrll iiih Lathi op Arums A Row i Austm of Weston til Dillard Turner Bridget ley.

Pea- 1 Billings Laura 5b West Stmt of body Utlev Elieh Woodard William Rutland Colemam Polly Dlckerman Alonzo Dick- Billmgs Alvali 56 West street Rutland ern.art, Alvin Foster Moses Oag How-1 Buitou Tax Collector and Con- Graves Willard Joimson vs AT LAW loss pital Ray Brook Aho friends In Plaths-butg and vicinity They went to the top i of White Fate Mountain The view Is SOUTH SIIAFTSBURY Mrs fiwluxiu, Correspondent Tel. 115-15 Mrs Ray Barbel of Bennington is a week with Mrs Clement Mrs Matuson was a Thursday guest of Mr Harry Pruitnch in Nott't Bennington Mi and Mi LeKoy Dunn and children, Jane and Junior Dunn, ar spe.idu a week 111 Rutland and Vtigennes Mr and Mrs Eddy and Mix, 'li al No 120 Situated in Bennington (minis Vermont and loidmg to survey containing lint No 120a-Situated In Bennington County Virmont and aicoidnig to survey containing at No 120c -Situated ill Ben-iiii gtun aunty Veimont. and mm ding to survey containing Levi Gilbert Ti lit No 58 Situated In Windsor I i untv Vumont and accouUnp to snrvi containing and Austin 7, et No 16 Siunted in Windsor I mints Virmont and according to inns containing Alv.ili and Laura Billings I'i at No 54 i- Situated in Wind-sir County Vermont and acini ding to survey containing Dr and Dr C. Fanmm Tint Situated in Ben-Iimiton Counts Vermont and to survey containing harles Carleton lint Ni 246 Situated in Bennington County Vermont and to survey containing Ralph Armstrong 7 1 ut No 60-Situated in Windsor County Vi nnont and according to survey containing Parker Shattuck Estute Trut No 78-Situated in Windsor County Vermont and according to survey containing Jolui McAllister Estate Trait No 247 Situated Bennington Countv Vermont and molding to survey cunt lining Carrie lime Tr.ut No 11-1 Situ text Rutland ounty Vert. unit and accmding to survey containing 161 10 21 40 15 Oil 111 (10 9H 00 82 85 61 00 56 90 41 00 20 00 It 40 'vr 4 The above tracts nre more particularly di-ii-nbod Ml dacription of the bound- maikul Exhibit to A'9 Though 'sincerely attentive to the needs, of every occasion, our service is within the means of all.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Specials added to our Summer Savings Sale: SILK DRESSES Now at $5.00 The.xe were selling up to $13.00, so see vhat this sale really means in a saving. Many of thee are in white and the popular sty It with jackets. A new lot of $1.00 HAND BAGS has arrived, but these are to be sold at 59. Be sure to see our big assortment of Washable Gloves at ('ut Brices. WHERE QUALITY AND THRIFT COMBINE DR.

M. C. SMITH OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Cone Building 439 Main Street Telephone, office 829-J Hours: 9 a. m-12, 1 p. -5 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT (Office Closed Thursday afternoons) J.

E. MATTISON REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Eves Examined Glasses Fitted Hoars 9 to 2 to 5 312 Main St. Phone 446-J. TYPING of All Kinds letters neatly and accurately type-wnttea Bills made out and mailed. Mimeographing GRACE GODFREY NOTARY PUBLIC Cone Main St, Phone Office 829-W.

House 69-Y. Its Time to get that soiled hat and those dirty shoes freshened up to look like new. Its quickly and economically done at KING and VIGNEAUS Shine Shop Cone Bldg. Dr. C.

Fred Wandrey OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Telephone, Office 69 Hours 19 12 and 2 to 4 Evenings Monday, FrL, 7 to 8 304 South Street Special Foot Treatment i v) IV ft 1 tV I 1 F3 a -crf -i rf tvipi I John Martin Traces Development of Tina Flade in Modern Dance John Martin, dance critic of the New York Times, In last Sundays edition reviewed the development of Tina Flade in the modern dance as reflected In her program here July lwhen she initiated the summer dance program series at the Bennington School of the Dance. Mr Martin, who lectured in the Bennington College theatre last Saturday night and is a leading authority In this country on the modern dance, has been familiar with Miss Flades work since she was a member of the origmal Mary Wlgman group in Germany. His review of Miss Flade's program folia ws In order to open the series of dance events which is to be given this sumnvi in the theatre of Bennington Collage, Tina Flade crossed the country fiom California to Vermont and gave last wee'e I tier first recital In the East since her American debut in the Fall of 1933 The event was one of singular Interest in that it showed moie cltarly than has yet been shown just what happens to a sensitive at 1 1st unuer the mflii'mte of a new en-vliomnent Miss Flade as will be recalled was the i youngest member of the famous original I group of Mary Wlgman Germany and I had only begun to tuin her attention to solo work before she came to this coun-tiy When she danced New York she revealed not only an excellent technical background along the characteristic Wig-man lines but a distinct flair for movement of an individual kind She was gay, light, exuberant and altogethet charming But there was a lark of soiid-nj of substance, her dances that made her gifts as a composer seem to lag behind her gifts as a performer With a Wisdom that is rare in artiU who believe In their abilities. Miss Flade took stock of herself In relation to th new country to winch she had so recently tome as a sti anger and decided that what she needed was several years of quiet woik and ie-onentatlon Hu pel foi inane at Bt nnington last wwk was the fust opportunity to judge of the results of the period ol aajustment It wa txperience of lare interest, lor the dancer I who apptared then wax recognizably the same dancer who had formcily appeared in New York, but a vast transfoimatlon had taken place Here was not onlj a superb performance rr inly from the standpoint of excellent technique and fust-rate theatrical presentation here was also the conviction of a genuinely big creative talent It was merely incidental that some of the' numbers were less impressive than others i wh.it was important was that the pro- i gram as a whole vibrated with a fine and simple emotional sincerity Here were flic solidity, the substance that had previously been missing, and their presence on tlie scene had been accomplished with no loss of the distinctive buoyancy and dthcacy that had been there before Perhaps the mast charming dance on the progt am was the opening number, or w.o, it only more striking by very reason of Hie fact that it came first Its title Dante the Early Morning," and it created a mood that combined stillness and vitality with the utmost subtlety Simple In composition, built entirely of that kind of movement which grows only out of ptrsonal explorations of the spirit, it awakened anawarenexs of those Intangible exper.ence of living which only works of genuine art can awaken At The opposite pole was the second dance Paeans with its great demands on technique and its expansiveness of mood And throughout the program there was constant variation of subject matter, of formal treatment, of teeiing In tne Two Sarabandes to music of Correlh there was pure design colored by feeling, in the Elegy there was pure feeling abstracted into design In Sinister Resonance" and more especially in Fire Cycle" one made certain reservation Here were seen remnants of past methods rather than the fresh creative sphlt of a new approach But both dances were extremly well composed and authoritative, and the final movement of Fire Ritual, which closed the program, restored in full the authentic quality which its earlier movements had sacrificed There are still problems in Miss Flade's path. For one thing, she has not yet freed herself sufficiently from her music.

In two of her dances, Obesslon of the Spiral" and Elegy," the brevity of the music forced her to a conclusion before she had developed her material as fully as it warranted In both cases it was ev-traordmarly real and rich material, and to deprive it of the fullness of manipulation of which it was worthy was manifestly unfair to it This is an unusual fault, for it is far more common to find the dancer eager to spread his material as far as it will go and beyond. For another thing, there is to be seen here and there a trace of emotion that has not been externalized, that is still being experienced by the dancer as she dances instead of being projected in its full strength through her movement. The mask of the artist is penetrated by the personal feeling of the human being, who should remain Invisible behind the artist; the dancer is stepping into our function as spectators and cheating us a bit or our rights. But both these difficulties will inevitably be ironed out, for there Is a keen penetration in Miss Flades approach to her work, and behind It a strong drive. There is a possibility that during the coming season she will be able to make a flying trip from her classes at Mills College in California lor a recital or two in New York.

Certainly it Is hoped that tire West will not swallow her up for too long, for she is an artist whose work has a direct appeal for the New York public, and one awaits with Interest her next appearance here. Where Peicboroni Are Uu4 Percherons are now found In nil parts of America, both on farms and in cities, though by far the greater percentage of farm Percherons In this country are concentrated In about i eight of the corn belt and grain states. The Maccabees The Maccabees" were a family of Jewish leaders of Elhle times. Underwear so light youll think you left it home. For this ad we meant to weigh these garments and give you in actual ounces the exact weight but the only scale fine enough was a jewelers and we were afraid youd get the wrong idea you see, these garments are only 50 cents each.

Cooler than the underwear you vv last year less weight than the Quintuplets are carrying around on their vacations and at the price, it makes a proposition that no man should turn down unless he enjoys a 1G hour Turkish bath every day. ottl HU.sIKR iI5 it nd 50e C.AUTKRS tlut bout ho U5 oid 50( blORT BELTS 50 SLACKS $1.50 ami ni) BUST BROS. CLOTHING HATS SHOES 471 Main Bennington BIDS WANTED BIDS are for on the wreek-mg and salvaging of the old tenement building situated at the junction of West Street and the State Highway in North Bennington Any interested party is requested to get in touch, before August 3, with any one, or all of the following BURTON BROMLEY RICHARD DWYER GEORGE WELLING, Chairman DO YOU KNOW? Your best counsel on animal troubles Is the GRADUATE licensed veterinarian. Bennington Veterinary Service 114 Mill 8L Tclepbow Data A. Treat V.

M. Edwta K. Treat I. T. ML Edward MAHAR FUNERAL HOME 116 Elm St.

Bennington, Vt. Phone 79-J. 1 Dr. A. E.

Evens OPTOMETRIST Cons Building, 439 Main Street TeL Office 4 BeaMenee CU-I Hears I to IS and 1 to I Evenings by Appointment Eyes examined by appointment Office ckaed 'Ouireday afternoon) READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN- TODAYS BANNER I 3 and the amount of compensation which the owners thereof are entitled to for Its ap- propilatlon and all such other and further orders, judgments and decrees as may be necessary to vest title to said lands In fee simple in the United States of America and divest It out of ull other pi rsons Petitioner further prays that the property 'jiq the DISTRICT COURT OF TIIF. UNITED STATI WITHIN AND FOR THE CHARLES RYAN Assistant United Stati Attorney 1MTFI) STA'rrS DISTRICT OL RT DISIKICT OI VFRMONT United States America Sampson Keys Sampson Kevs Jr Windsor Newton Eglantine Manning Luo W'ilUain Manning Joseph Richardson Jr Turner Abiel Wilson David Leason Lewis Wright Daniel Hall David Patih Dame A Shattuck Emm Shattuik Asa Sawy JesM BilUngs. Stephen Chaff Davenport Elijah Davenport Svlvest Fox Pinker Fletcher Lima Fletcher Jacob Cites Snmuel Hemenwav Jr Samuel Hosnier Enoch J.iqurth Ralph Jaquith Henry A. JaquitJn Arteinas Kirk Ison Pease John Steve ns Lydia Am nda Stevens William Beafftc William Beattie iTIiensa Beattie Jtsste Beattie Veda A Beattie Casper Bi attic Carroll Btatlie Eva Beattie Ida A Beattie. Augusta A Beattie Augusta attie Jedd Bell William Green Peter A of the Regular May States ourt wltnin ana lor tne uiricx or mont to be held at the Csty of Rutland on the 5th dav of Septemb.r A 935 (I and that said Notice and Summons and this Order be given said absent defendants and all persons who may have an nght title interest claim or demand in or to said land or liens thereon and that they notified to appear In said Court at City of Rutland on said 5th day of September A 1935 5th day of September A 1935 then and there in said Court to show cause if anv thev may have why the prayers of said petition should not be grant Done in Chambers at Burlington, In said District, on the 12th day of July A 1935.

HARLAND HOWE Judge A true copv Attest AUSTIN KERIN Clerk All employed people era tael- come. A lean end a repayment plea to suit everyone's Income. Ceam ia, write, er pkoee I INDUSTRIAL BANKERS, Inc. Room 201, 54 Main tel. 1883 North Adams, Mass.

North Adams Branch, license 151 OPEN DAILY 9 a.in. to 9 p. m. SITTINGS DAY OR NIGHT by appointment only CeO, Write er Telephone I9I-J. Post Office ac4 Station.

North Bennington, Vt WILLIAM L. CURRAN, M. D. Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Olasses Properly Pitted Certificate from American Board of Otolaryngology Hours 2 to 4 P.

and by Appointment Except Thursday and Sundays I Mt Hollv Vermont Selectmen of the Gould Hannah Sawyer Saral A Sawyir tve and upqn maps or plats marked Lx- of Baldwin Chairman, Mt Jolm Sawyer Thomas Rowley were ub-hibits to C-9 inclusive both hereto j0j yen! from the Distrkt of Vermont and have attached and made parts of this petition followmg person is a non- 1 not returned before the time of trial and resident of the State of Vermont have had no personal nottie of said petition Peabodv. 200 Fifth Avenue. New and summons and the s. rvioe thereof York City Ni York I THEREFORE IT IS ORDERFD that said The heirs and or assigns of the follow- I case be continued to an adjourned session 1 T1 1. A TTry iF.

rt That the apparent and presumptive Mt Hollv Vermont Term of the Uniti own-, of the above inintioned tracts of land executed and delivered an option to your dresses are not known s' of the above tm ntioried TractTof ''land ntmn to vour yo. lng' deceased" persons dresses are nut known ed Stat. at th7prft 9lntedhe'relS'' 'copies ...1. a petitioner to convey said land's to the Unit- the nrices stated herein Copies of said ootions are hereto attached and ot saia opiums are 11515 That the United States of America for the purpose of purchasing said lands, pur- suant to the above options, has caused the one to be conveyed and has had abstracts by publishing said petition summons and this order in the Bennington Fvening Banner a daily newspaper published at Ben- nlngton in said District and circulated of title made thereto which titles after i residents of the State of Vermont i the Countii of Rutland Bennington and examination have been found unsatisfac- Lakin Pearl Selectman of Peru (Windsor in said District, once a week for tory to the Attorney General of the United Melendy, Emery A of South London- threi weeks successively, the last publira-States in that they are defective, doubtful, derry Administrator of the Estate of tion to be at least twenty days before the Dr and Dr Farnum Tract No 32a Bennington County. Vermont contam- ing 61 00 acres The following persons yarned who are mngton in said Eliza by th Eddy of Pittsfield, Maas k-end guests of Mrs Emily Rue Mis' Alberta venpeck of Dorloo has returned home after being entertained at lit home of Miss Viiginu Moons Mr and Mt, Clifford Bio- tm a daughtu Lois uf Iaiomc, Con yr" wtek-end gtifsts of Mrs Bloomer Mrtt! Mr' Cytus lLud Mr and Mis Jam Mi Du molt and Mr and Mrs Ltlund Buhrma-tet of Schenectauy, -spent the week end with Mr and Mrs tlusha Mis Buhrmoster and Mrs McDermott remained foi a wetk The regular meeting of the Pull of Jrs 4-H Poultry club was htld Thursday eyenmg at the home of their leadei Fiank Harwood The club sending tw members to the county camp this year This is the first time the Poultry club has been able to do so The members to go are Roger Stickles and Arthur Howard Junior Harwood has been chosen alternate Saturdays Stamp Corner In memory of General Justo Rufino Barrloi, former president of Guatemala, who died in 1885, this Cential Amencan Republic has presented a bet of stamp? of unusuul appearance It appears simultaneously with the 100th anniversary of hts bnth Each item is bi-colored with pleasingly blending shades and is divided into two groups, nine for regular postage and three for airmail General Barrios' portrait is used as part of the design on six of the stamps while most of them are generally pictorial.

The three airmails have the general's picture at the left and each has a tiny airplane in the upper right hand corner The 10-centavo also shows the docks at Puerto Barrios, the 15-centavo has the general's tomb and the 30-cent has a reproduction of his statue. The regular postage start with -centavo, and continue through the 25-centavo Among the designs is the 2-eent orange and black, which Ih addition to a portrait of the general at the left has a printed copy of the decree authorizing the glorification of the first centennial of his birth. The stamps were printed in Holland and are to remain on sale only for the month ending August 18 Plans have been made for the Issuance of the years second stamp in honor of a states foundJfig. This one will commemorate the one-hundredth anniversary of the admission of Michigan to the Union to come out November 1. The previous state stamp this year marked the ter-centenary of Connecticut.

It will rate at 3 cents, have the usual purple shade, and be the same size as the Connecticut stamp. A total bi of the stamps are to be printed, with first day sale at the state capital, Lansing China is preparing for a special senes to commemorate the new life movement sponsored by Gen. and Madame Chiang Kai-Sheik. Face values will be 1 cent, 5 cents, 10 cents and $1. Designs already have been approved The latest compilation of the total number cf stamps Issued throughout the i world to date is 88,180, of which some-tiling more than 9,000 made their appearance from 1930 to 1934, Inclusive Also in the total are 5,845 varieties of airmail stamps.

7 This number of stamps has appeared within the last 94 years, 1935 being the ninety-fifth year of philately. In the first ten-year period only 181 types were stable Mt Holly Benson George Chairman of Weston Davenport Carnev of Mt Holly Davenport Cora Treasurer and Town CUrk of Mt Holly Jaqulth Company Virmont Cor- i poration of Weston Long Leon of Springfield Priest Samuel of Mt Priest Ola of Mt Hollv i Parkhurst Finnic J. Town CUrk Treasurer of Weston Pease Hdand Tax Collector and Con- stable of Weston Spaulding Frank of Rutland Spaulding I of Rutland Weston Vt nnont Selectmen Hulett Georgva of Rutland the of whose names or ad- Davenport. Elijah Davenport Svlv, ster ry tFutiiUAa rei triaF. Ai- iaanr Jesse Billings Stephen Chaffee Davenport, Elijah Davenport Svlvster Fox Parker Fletcher Uma Fletcher Jacob 1 Samuel Pease, John Stevens, Lydia Amtnda Stev- Hnpgood Millington, Sue Widow of Peru Russell John Tax Collector of Peru Smionds, Eugene, Selectman, of Peru Town of Pi ru Town Clerk, Selectmen and Tax Collector of Peru Warren, Della, of Peru Whitney, Mabel, Town "Clerk of Peru The following persons, who are nonresidents of the State of Vermont Farnum, Joseph Elisha, of Providence, Rhode Island Farnum.

Grace of Providence. Rhode Island Farnum. Chns Edward, of Providence, Rhode Island. Farnum. Alice Albro.

of Providence, Rhode Island Strobel, Richard, of Herkimer, New York. The following persons, whose addresses are unknown Arthur Holden, Gladys Richard Hum- Ehreys Blanche Richard Flinster, P. ong Long John Richard, Emily Richard. William Richard. Nellis Richard Yale The heirs and or assigns of the following deceased persons whose names or addresses are not known William Beattie William Beattie, Theresa Beattie.

Jesse Beattie. Veda A Beattn Casper Beattie, Carroll Beattie Eva Beattie Ida A Beattie. Augusta A Beattie Augusta Beattie, Jedd Bell William Green, Peter Gould Hannah Sawyer. Saral A Sawyer, John Sawyer John McAllister Estate, Tract No 247 Bennington County, Vermont, containing 15 40 acres The following named persons firms and corporations who are residents of the State of Vermont: Landgrove, Vermont, Selectmen of the Town of Landfmwe, Vermont. Town Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of.

Landgrove, Vermont, Constable end Tax Collector of the Town of, McAllister, Lizzie of Londonderry Rice. Herbert of Manchester. TwUchelL Myra, of Londonderry TwttcheH, Homer, of Londonderry Vermont Peoples National Bank, of Brat-tleboro The heirs and or assigns of the following deceased persons whose names or addresses are not known: Thomarf Rowley. Carrie E. Hlne, Tract No.

11-1. Rutland County. Vermont, containing 5.00 acres The following persons who are residents of the State of Vermont-Mount Tabor. Vermont, Selectmen of the Town of Mallory, care Mallory Hat Company of Danbury, Connecticut Mt. Tabor Cooperate Company, a Vermont Corporation.

Mt Tabor School Directors of Mount Tabor. Mount Tabor. Tax Collector. Mount Tabor. Vermont The following person who are non-residents of the State of Vermont-Huu, Came care Mallory Hat Company, of Danbury, Connecticut MTallory, W.

care Mallory Hat Company. of Danbury, Connecticut. IX. I and incomplete and there may be certain persons wno may have Interests therein whose names and addresses are unknown and the extent of whose interest cannot by due diligence be ascertained and as a result, It is not possible for (he petitioner to acquire said lands by regular deeds of conveyance, for which reasons it is necessary in order- that petitioner may acquire safe titles thereto that same be condemned for the use and purpose of the petitioner in this Court. VIII The public land records of Bennington, Rutland and Windsor Counties, Vermont, and other information acquired by your petitioner indicate that the following named persons firms and corporations may have or claim to have some right, title or interest in and to the above described lands which should divested out of them and vested In your petitioner, to-wlt, John Colburn Tracts No 120 120a 120c Bennington County, Vermont containing 198 40 acres The following named persons, who are residents of the State of Vermont Aldrich Mason, of Peru Bates, Myron of Landgrove Colburn John of Landgrove Fenn, Ella of Landgrove Howe Lysander.

of Jamaica Neilson, Axel A of Landgrove Ogden Helen Town Clerk and Treasurer of Landgrove Ogden, Robert of Landgrove Pi, rre. Loren of Woodstock Richardson. Earl, of Landgrove Rush, Francis A. of Landgrove Russell, John Tax Collector of Peru Selectmen of the Town of Landgrove Selectmen of the Town of Peru. Smith, Florence, of Landgrove.

Stowell, of Landgrove. Stow ell, Nellie, of Landgrove a-- -Thompson. George, of Landgrove. Whitnev Mabel Town Clerk and Trea- surep of Peru. Wright, G.

Tax Collector oi Landgrove. The heira- and or assigns of the foi-ipwung ducessed jxrsona whost names or 'addresses are -not known: 5 Jamas Clay, Charles JR. Colburn, Mary -Jape AHilUord. Jonathan Kim ball Elijah Lathrop, Artimas A Rowell, Willard Turner, Bridget Utley, Peabody Utley. Etljah Woodard.

v'' 'Ralph Armstrong. Tract No. fO, Windsor County, Vermont, containing 4t 00 acres "Mi and W. 'Austin Tract No 36, Windsor, containing 98 00 acres. Levi Gabert.

Tract No 58. Windsor Coun- ys Vermont, containing T1100 acres Tire following named' person who are residents of the State ot Vermont Armstrong. Ralph Mt Holly Armstrong, Miriam Mt. Holly. Austin, of Weston.

i Austin, Melvin of W'eston. Bowman, A C. Springfield. Beaver Brook Lumber Company, a Vermont Corporation, care Newman J. Chaffee.

Rutland. Dana, 8 8, of Belmont. 1 Dow, Ella of Belmont Donahue. George of Rutland. Gabert, Levi, of Weston.

Gabert, Mary E. of Weston. Ingalls. Cecil of Ludlow, Executor of the Estate of Olive Pinney. Lester, Flora B.

of Weston McGuirk. fame, of East Wallingford MaufuSi rank, of Westoq. a'L r-l A m.yV'othw Pnsh5 Telephones: Office 14M and 1873 Printed, but this number has been grow-me nert of. or ha om inter. Dlce 200.

201, 202 Dowlla Block lng constantly until In tbe ten-year paij of or Rep ar encumbrance North Ad named, there may may own aoma In aprae North Adams, Mass. period 1920-30, the total Jumped to 20,702. cm 1 1 IF til 5 -l- -kfv i 7 ft..