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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERNONT,)

District of ~ HGren.Ss.
TIE il rrmrmbeTel that nt probate court holden ai
Brisini, in aud for tie district oil New Haven on
the 7ih day IF Marcn, d. 1S4l,
Harvey 2 ,r'n-lee. administrator of the estate of
EDWARD DUNSIIEE,
late of Bristol in said district. deceased, presented
his petition in writing, praying that no may be H.
censcd sri ali the real estate of the SAID dccsas-
I'd (,xccpi what has been heretofore sat of 10 The
xicw for dower) togathcr with the reveTsiOn Of he
widows dover, and all ihc rrrsonll estate. FOR lht
purpose of paying the debts against SAID esteie and
Expenses of administration, and therein sets f"rth
the a!nauni of the d b' due froi the esccas d-ihr
churges If admimisir ration. the value OF eI soma
tie, and the situation Of the real estate and Thar
il is 10 - II the whole of the real estate OF
the said decreased for the purpose afurcsaid 1t il
therefore ordered tina: said PeIinn be considered n
St ssi III of said court, 10 he holden at tine office oi
the Judge of said court Bristol, tho 2lst day 81
April next at ten o'clnck tho forenoon. and Ihn;
. aid Administrator cause rnice TO Zee given 10 all
persons Interested, by publishing cer' ID copy of
this order in the Middebury Peoples Press. rows
paper printed ia M.ddlebury, in the county Of AddI-
three weeks successfully previous TO the time OF
said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL. Ju &c.
A true copy nj REGARD,
II. MUNSILL. Judge. 1873
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lad from 10 TO IL years old as an APPren ii'e T."
the Printing usiness. Cne who Can cone well recon-
men ded will find good encouragement BY sPPiyir fsoH
al this Office. -..
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GrMr. BocKEE, from the Committee on
Rail Roads in the Senate Yesterday, reported
against the bill introduced by Mr.. Hopkins for
the construction of OGDENsBURGH AND CHAM
PLAIN RAIL ROAD. and also against the bill in
troduced by Mr.. Dickinson, for the construc-
ton bv the State of the n Y, AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.
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THE RALLY AGAINST MEAICO.

1.-The Fiery Gross" to use The last metaphor
Of the Richmond Enqu!rcr,iS running through
out the South West, and il is hurried along by
the excitement created on account OF the prs
oncrs taken at Santa Fe. Large meetings have
been held in New Orleans and Mobile to raise
volunteers, or TO send "EmigraG!s, the new
rhraisc and meetings are about tG be heId
In the whole valley of the Mississippi. Inc
New Orleans Bee calls upon the United States
TO declare war outright, and says-"Thc idea
of any resort short of actual war in an cmer-
gency so pressing is sickening.
The n. o. Bulletin, Journal not eXci,able,
deems it inevitable that our government be-
come party in the conflict.
The Texans look 10 the United States 10
flight their battles as much if this were their
own country, as they seem TO think 1t Is The
committee of vigilance in the city OF Calves
ton, have sent delegation TO New orleans,
who have published an address IN the Journals
there. in which is the following language;
The fate of Texas is al this moment suspen-
ded on the issue of the conflict wagIng On The
plains of tue Colorado. The forces OF ruthless
and purfidnous Mexico, arc suddenly precipI-
tated on the country in numbers 20 render GER
tam the repetition of the scenes Of 1886. with
aggravated horrors. The people. tho taken
by surprise, are rallying en- masse with enlhu-
siasm unexampled 10 the rescue. They arc
fully resolved not again to lay down their arms
until they extort the acknowledge of their
independence in the heart of the Mexican cap
ital. From the uuprcpared state of the coun-
try every one expects TO encounter much dis
tress and privation; but they court the conflict,
meeting it with spirits elate and buoyant look
ing with cheerful, confidence to the final re-
suit.
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NOTICE.

sssANTED immediately BY the subscriber
EV or , Journeym"n CABINET MAKERS to
whom liberal wages and Cash viii be pad.
n. PARKER.
Middlebury, April D. 1912. ASH
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Censure Of Mr.. Giddings in The House
Al the Vermont members voted against those
resolutions of cenSure, save Mr.. Slade, who
was absent and sick He publishes card In
The ln:elhgcnccr expressing his great surprise
al the proceedings Of the House in censuring
MIR. Bindings, and declaring that ne stands
ready here aud every where, now and forever.
10 maintain and defend the resolutions present
ed by Mr.. G.
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STATE OF VERMONT, 2

D.Stflct Oh AuulSOn, S.
Be it remembered that at probate court
held AT Middlebury, in and for. the District of
Addison, on The 9th day of January, 1912.
I.u,hcr Cory of BridporI. in said district ha wing,
within twenty d ,ys from the date of the decision
this court sitting off dover TO Sarah HemeEwIy in
the real estate whereof
VASIlNl HEMENWAY,
late of Snhrru sbiry in the county of Worcester
and state of Massachusetts,, deceased. died seized
and possessed in this state, made and il.d in the of
fee Of the register Of this coIr,, his apple ltion ia
writing for appeal from sand cision To the
~ court next 10 be held al Nddobury in and for the
county "f Addison the s'cUnd Tue sfay of June
II, X; aud the sab Luther Cory having gwen bond
10 The sad SIrah lIrmcnway, 10 the satisfaction a.
this CONT with condition. that Ecshall prosecute
s-il appeal L. ff-cI aud pay all incrv mag dLma-
ges aud cnsis occasinncd by said app al; the said
appeal is all w d AID it is ordered by this court,
that the sad Luther Cory notify tn said Sarn'
H-menway OF the ALLOWANCE OF said appeal, by pub
publishing certified copy Of this order in the Md
Glrbsry Peoples Press, newspaper printed al said
NJ dlebury. three weeks succcssvcly, the last Of
which publications 10 be al least thirty days previ
Gus TO the session q! said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy Of Record.
Attest: j. S. BUSHNELL, Register. E49
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ed the Peoples Press for the iaS' ye'''
know The advancement which II has maDe Il
what constitutes a good country po'Il'ca' p"p,'
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interests Of the country, we trust We have won
the appreciation of our readers H., Al The same ne
time we are fully sensible that the amount oil
mu,ter in the Peoples Press although double
ubo, !, formerly was, is not quite satisfactory.
After this number, we shall endeavcr' soacral-
H. to give ore column more and' shonld cir
cumsiances justify, may enlarge The paper at
,lc end of the year, in which case, we hope
cur patrons will be wiling 10 add lille to the
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Look Out.

~ FEvHE subscriber would notify
9 Il al those who owe him that nd
- is compelled by the most urgent Nc.
Ncessity to call upon them for imme-
diaie payment. If this request is not speed.
y complied with, his accounts viii be left vita
an attorney fer collection without favor 10 ary
ore.
EHATs ling at cost %
JOHN JACKSON:
Middlebury, March 25. 1912. 4s'f
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STATE OF VERMONT }

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of addison. IS.
EpE it remembered that at a Probate Court,
s-e held at MiIdlebury, within and for the
district of Addison, on the 10Th day of March
1912.
Epaph'as Miller executor of the last will and
testament of
SAMUEL MILLER,
late Of said Middlebury deceased, moves the
court that final partition and distribution of the
real estate of the deceased be made among the
Ieratees named in he last Will and test .meDt
of the deceased according TO the provisions
thereof, and that commissioners he appointed
for thai purpose: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said executor cause notice 10 be given 10 all
persons interested TO appear before said court
at session thereof, To he held ut The office of
the Register Of sal! court in said Alddlebury
OH the Goth day of April next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, ut which time and place this
court will appoint commissioners 10 make par
tition and distribution of the estate aforesaid
by publishing certified copy of this netice in
the MddIebury Peoples Press a newspaper
printed at said Siiddlebury, three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time ofsaid court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of rec"rd.
1873 AT est, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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CONGRESS- House of Representa-
tIves presents spectacle which has long pam
ed and is now sickening the People. We say
this only in sorrow. There are many, very
many, enlightened. devoted, patriotic Repre-,
sentatives there, who give up their DAYS ana
their nights to the public service. But Tor
reasons, some of which they cannot, and 9TH
ers which they will not, control, their efforts
are Intellectual The Wing Party, most unlor-
iunately, is without head; and the Mig
Members of Congress, instead of taking the
President ''f"r better or for worse" as wives
take their husbands, array themselves against
his Administrat on This the source of inter-
minabe mischefs and evils. and what is
worse, it is a warfare that will not Only bring
defeat and disgrace to both parties, but is pro-
wing destruction to the public interests.
The rule Just adopted, taking bills from the
committee of the whole, by majority vote,
worked well at the Extra Session, and will be
found useful now. That Loco Focos should
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Administrators Sale.
EVtlE house and lot situated in the village
d of Middlrbury, belonging 10 the IS tate
of Peer Tuitchen, deceased. will be sold at
AUCTION on the goth of April inst. at lie
Vermont Hotel at Two O'Clock p. NJ. uniesx
disposed of at private sale previous 10 iha.
lime.
f. d. BARBER Admins
WiNSLOW TWIrCGTELb, tra:ors.
Mid.Ilebury. April 2 |, 1912. ~
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The MESSAGE of the President of the United
States TO the House of Representatives,, which
will be found in the account of yesterdays pro-
ceedings, has been for some days past foreshad-
owed by public rumor, and even in some OF The
Eastern newspapers. Its general object, to
impress upon Congress the necessity OF early
action upon measures for the support of the
nublc credit and for carrying on the Govern
mept. cannot but be highly approved. The
House of Representatives yesterday showed,
however, by a majority of nearly forty votes,
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Mr.. CLAWS SPEECH. The correspondent
Of the n. Y Commercial Advertiser gives the
following as the concluding remarks OF MIR.
CLAY, in the Senate of the U. s. on the 23d
inst, on the revenue and retrenchment reso-
lutions submitted by him on Il former day 4:
Mr.. CLAY considered the state of the coun-
try at this crisis of affaiis as one that called
upon all lis children to lay aside all anlmosIiIes
among themselves and hasten TO her relief, and
to stand fast by her, in this exIgcncy. She
was greatly burdcned with debts owing abroad
to an immense amount. Oar manufacturers
are discouraged, while the foreigner is coming
into the market and eating out their substance
by competition fostered by our own govern
ment ! Reputation of Stale debts IN some
quarters, and fear of it in others. The Treas
ury is empty. -Four millions are wanted Tor
The very next quarter and it must be obtain
ed. lie called upon Senators from all sides OF
the chamber 10 come to their countrv's relief
in this startling juncture. This final appeal
was solemn and eloquent beyond my power to
describe, in this cursory sketch. When repor-
ted las it will beg at length, you will find it
one of the most moving bursts of oratory ever
uttered in parliamentary body.
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a true cory OF Record.
Attest: J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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4 true copy Of Record
Attest: j. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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DEATH OF HON. ELIJAH PAINE.

Died, at his residence in Willlamstown. on
Thurs dav last, the 29th ult. HON. ELIJAH
PAINE, aged IS. 1t was but few weeks ago,
on his resignation Of the office Of District Iudge,
that we had occasion to remark upon the length
of time he had been in the public service, aud
the high esteem in which he was held by all, as
q learned upright, and fearless judge-and we
might have added, as citizen and a man. His
decease renders the present an appropriate time
for more extended notce of his character and
services, and we hope TO receive it from hands
more able to do him the honor justly due. Judge
Paine came to this state in June, 1854, with the
first settlers of Williamstown. Sept. a, 1851
that town was organized, and he was elected
representative to the legislature, this being his
first entrance, we believe, upon public service
In 1871 he was placed upon the bench Of the
Supreme Court, and continued until his frs
election to the U. S. Sc ate in 1894, where he
served until his appointment as Judge Of the
District Court in 1901. That office he held un
Ill the LIST Of April, lSi2--beng forty ono years
His rapid advancement in early life to the MOS
important offices within the gift of the state, i.
ofi'sef proof OF the very high estimation in which
he was held, and we will add, that in his long ju
dicial career we know Of no act to diminish on,
jot or title Of the confidence reposed in him..
Wa Gilman.
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PRIVATE StLECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,,

1TNHE new and spacious Buildings now erecting ~
East Charlotte will lie opened liz the Lord wi)
under the snpernendcnce OF Mr.. J. TEN BRoEKE, as
ssie.l IN the Lade>' department in French and Music
by Miss n. A. TEN BRoE.E,
l6 May, le42,
Fall term opens 29ih August,
Winter do 2Sh November
Twelve young Ladies and Gentlemen may te ac-
commolaied in The family Of Mr.. T. Terms S25 per
quarter, in advance. Music $40. French and Alge-
Ira, IS. wa,hng extra. Day Scholars, from 49, so
10 a. 80.
MIST etura,cd under the care of eminent Teachers,
and having laugh, in London, Eng, and in this ate
since her arrival, is amply qualified 10 upcrinteud the
French and Music department. Government strictly
parental.
To those nnac1uan'ed with the services, experience
and ability of Mr.. T. reference may lie had 10
E.T. Fnele<l Y, Burlington, T.. Mott, 81; Johns,
J. Il. Hoenleck, }. G. Parkc, Whitehall.
J. Sherman, vergenne. A. S. Perry, Troy.
Cha rlnife. l4 Il Anril. 1914
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Mrs. GIBBS FAREWELL CONCERT.


This accomplished vocalist, will give one
more Of her delightful concerts at the
Court House on Monday evening next
The first part will be selections from the
Sacred Oratorios, of Handel and Haydn,
the second will consist of Italian Cavatinas,
and the third will comprise some of the
most popular Ballads Of the day. This will
give new attractions to the Concert for those
who have not hitherto been present to enjoy
a musical entertainment of exceeding merit.
Her Concert last Tuesday was fully and
fashionably attended. As we do not wish
Mrs. G. to leave US with any sin on her
shoulders, we trust she will again repeat the
beautiful Songs, "My Father Land" and
The Old Arm Chair" as we know Of many
Ladies who heard them before, and have
become so infatuated to catch the tunes,
that they will certainly take lauda mum If it is
not again repeated.
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IN CHANCERY.
GEORGE p. MARSH,

JAMES hILtIS
Whereas George p Marsh of Burlington, in sad
County, has f ed in the office of the clerk Of the
court of Chancery for said county, his Bill IN Chan.
cer,, agains James KILN o. the city, coun y, and
sta G Of New York. therein stating, that on the sixth
day of August. A. D. loi0, the SAID James KILN was
indebted TO the said George P Marsh in the sum Of
$4,000 Ms specified in four promissory notes. hear.
,ayable in year from dat and three, Tor SlUVUo
each payable in two, three, an four years from Their
date rcspe lively, with interest, and TO secure tAe
payment the said sum of money, the sad KILN,
on the same 9Th day OF August, A. d. lSiO, made,
executed aud delivered % the said Marsh, his mort.
g,re deed e rarcel OF land in Bur lnaton aforesaid
ounded Norihwnrdy by North street. Iastwardy
BY line paralle with the new road 10 the Falls, and
ten rods dsrnn. and Eas'ward'y thercflom, south:
warly by land in the possession of Hathaway ana
Wes,wardly bv sad new road. Also one other par
cel bounded Northward by North street., East.
ward BY Maiden Lane, Souhwardly by lands OF
Smear and Wtstwnrdly by n line parallel with Maid
en- Lane and tel rods distant Westwardly thelefrom
And further stating tina the snd notes had not been
pad and praying said Court decree to said Marsh
the foreclosure # the sad premises And the sad
Jane, KILN residing out of this Stale, so that Sub
pens cannot be served upon HIM II Is. Therefore" or
Tered that the sait James KILN be and appear before
the said Court of Chnncery, 10 be no den at BurlIng'
ton within and for the county Of Ch,enden as
, Conr' of Chnnccrv, on tho foHrth Tuesday Of May
! mex md ma e answer To- sad BIZ and II IL, also,
ordered that the subs OF said Bill, and this Or
der be published three weeks sucCcssvelY in THE
Burlington Free Press" n paper printed in said
Burlington the last Of which publications. 10 be al
least twenty days before the sitting Of said Court a.
af,rcaad which shall be deemed sufficient Potics to
the s1i James KILN TO appear and make answer ID
sst BIZ.
Burlington, April 18th, 4. D 1912
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Patition 70 Aell Land.


STATE OF VERMONT I At Probate Court hold.
District of Grand Isle S. en- at my dwelling house
in North Hcroln said dstrcton the 18th day Of April
h. D. 1912.
David Webster, of Constable, in the State Of New
York. Father and Guardian OF Edwin A. Webster,
Wallis Webster and David Webster Junr. minors nj.
ed in SAID Court bis pettion in writing setting orths
that his said wards seized in their own right in
fee of about twenty two acres Of land suate in North
Hero, in the county Of Grand ISLE and State Of Yer.
mont, and is tina part Of the farm Of land OF which
John Moore died seized and on which he died. and
which was afterwards set off to the snfd wards 10
epresentayes of PerneIla Webster as heiress 10 the
estate of the said John Moore deceased and that the
said wards as representatives. as aforesaid are emit.
tied to fo1rth part of the reyerslon7ry nefesto o.
the Widows Dover IN the estate of the SAID John
Moore deceased, and further setting ior'h That
would conduce to the interest Of his said Wards to sell
the whole of the aforesaid Ian Is and interest in sad
dover andhave the proceeds thereof vested in real es-
tate in the town Of Consablen theStae OF Newfo ORR
And praying sa Court 10 gran, him lcence and EN-
power HIM the sad ardnn to sell and convey 'no
lands aforesaid, and the said wards interest IN the
dover aforesaid for the purpose aforesaid greeaby
| to the statue in such made and provided:
Therefore the Court aforesaid doth appoint the 2ls
day of May A. d. 1912 for hearing and deciding on
aid petition at my dwelling house in North Heroand
doth order that all person interested he notified there
of by D blicaun of his order containing the SUBJ
stance of sal petition three weeks successfully IN tbs
Burlington Free Press, newspaper rrlnted nj Bur
np,onn the county of Chiiicnden, all of which pub
| icanns to he previous to the said 2lst day of May
A. ID. 1912 and the said Guardian is ordered 10 give
his said Wards personal notice OF his petition ana
! this order.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Cour. OF
North Hero, the 18th day Of April, A. D. ls42.
| JOEL ALLEN Judge,
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ID i @ d


AT the residence Of Mrs. Enos in rrasburgh, on tho
morning of the Both ult., Mrs. ANA Curtis, wife Of
Major WILLIAM ConNiSo late of Buckingham, Lower
Canada aged IA years-tPublshers in Mass arc re-
ques:ed TO nocel.
In this town, April goth, Of consumption, Mrs
EusrcE K Fay, aged % years, wife of Dexter M
Fay and daughter of the late Apheus White of Pc.
,ersham, Mass. Printers in Mass. &c.
In this town, oath ult Mrs PHEBE UMrHnEys, wife
of Heman sunbury, and daughter of Dea. Alvin
UmphreyS of Canton, Conn. aged "a years. Printers
in Conn. Penn. and Illinois, are requested.
In this town. on the end inst. Miss JANE PATcH
EN- aged about 20 years.
In this town, on the 23rd ult, n, the residence o.
the Hon. r. Follet Mrs. CLARissA, widow OF the
late Hon. HoRATio GATES, of Montreal, aged abou
81 years Her remains were taken to Montreal fol
interment.
In this town. on the29 tn ult JOHN JOHNSON, Esq.
ngcd ~ years.
In this town, on the Goth ult., Mrs ELIz. MiLLrKiN
aged 66 years.
In this village, on the End inst. Mrs. WIDOW Den
VILE.
In Milton, April llh. Hon. Benjamin Adams, aged
76 years.
In Pattsburgh on the 9th ult., ANS ELIZA, wife
of Harris Hoyt, aged 30 years.
At Rutland, on the 3lst ult, JESSE Cove Clerk Of
the District Court
At Johnson, April 30th SIMEON HADLEY STEVENS
preceptor of Johnson Academy, gra uate of the
University of Vermont, Of the year 1885, aged &c
years.
AT East Berkshire, on the 10th inst, David
Coburn, aged 53 years, and Phebe Coburn, bis
wife, aged 46 years, the former of consumption
the latter of inflammation of the lungs.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers having been appointed, by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Chenden commissioners To receive, examine
mn adjust the claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Philip Wa ker, late of Will sion
in said District deceased represented nsol, vent and
also n / C aims and demands exhibited IN offset there
To- AMI six mon his from the day of the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do
therefore hereby giv notice, that will attend 10
the b sness of our appointment, nj the dwelling oi
the widow of tie deceased, in Wllison, in said
District, the 18th day of August next 10 clock
A. NJ, of said day.
Dated this 18th dav of April, A. D. 1912.
H. |. NICHOLS,
ERASMUS CHAPLIN,
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate
District OF Chtenden, Court for the District OF
Chlttenden To all persons concerned IN The estate
of Alfred Day, late of Burlington, in said District,
deceased, Gr,stinp
Whereas, VIM. p. Munson, Admnistrnror of the
estate OF sad deceased proposes TO render an account
of his admnislTat on and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance a, SEES ion
of the Court Of Probate, to lie holden at he Register
Office in Burlington in sad dis rict on the second
Wednesday Of June next.
Therefore, Youare here notified to nppenr before
said court ut the time and place aforesaid and show
cause, if any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not e allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this fourth
day Of May, AID. 1912.
Ws. WESTON, Register.