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Welden Bank Receiver Issues New Instructions There appears in the columns of this paper a notice to all persons who may have claims against "THE WELDEN NATIONAL BANK OF ST. ALBANS,' St. Albans, Vt., to file their claims within three months from May 8. 1934, and in order to expedite this matter, claimants are requested to follow the following instructions: The blank to be used in the filing of the claim should be obtained at the office of the Receiver in The Welden National Bank in St. Albans. These blanks should be examined before attempting to prepare them. The pass book, certificate of deposit, draft, or other evidence of indebtedness of The Welden National Bank of St. Albans. upon which this claim is based, must be surrendered when proof of claim is filed. Care should be taken that all blank spaces in the form are properly filled in. The signature of the claimant should be written exactly as it appears upon the bank's books. When proof is made by an administrator, executor, or by any party other than original claimant, a certificate of authority fo SO doing must be attached to the proof. Members of firms and officers of corporations must, of course, make their affidavits as individuals. Use this style: "In and for said county and State. John Smith, who is member of the firm of John Smith & Co." or "John Smith, who is treasurer of John Smith & Co., a corporation." At the bottom the affidavit should read, "Due and payable to John Smith & Co.," and should be signed by John Smith as an individual. ROBERT W. READY, Receiver.