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Petition 10 sell Eurd.

STATE OF VERMONT,l A r n Probate Court
District of Chiticndcn, IS ! n beldat Burlington
within and for said district OF Chiitendcn, the 9th
day oiFebruary, D 1917 comes Mary Hodges guar
dian OF George j. Hodges, n minor son OF George
Hodges. late of Wiston, deceased, and files in said
court her petition in writing setting forth that her said
ward is seized in his right in fec OF undivided
sixth part of the following described parcel of land y
ng partly in Richmond, in said district, and partly III
said w iIliston, bounded as follows Easery by Ogson
Goodrich's land north by Winoosk Turnpike wcster-
" by Jonas Ihompsons land, aud southcry by John
Williams land, and land OF Hathaway Sherman, be-
ing all the land OF which the said George Hodges de-
ceased died seized, lying the souhery side o said
Turnpike, containing about one hundred and ninety
five acres OF land that sale OF all her said ward
interest in said land would be beneficial to him by hav
ing the proceeds OF such sale put at interest or invest
cd in productive stocks, and she prays said court to
grant her license sell all her said wards interest il,
said parcel of land for the purpose aforesaid ageeaby
to the Statute in such case made and provided.
IPhcreupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
ih "Wednesday in March 1917 for hearing Il deciding
on said petition. at the Office Of the Register of said
court in said Burlington. and doth order that all per-
SONS Interested be notified thereof by publication OF this
ORDER containing the substance OF said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press. n
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last OF which
publications. be previous to the said fourth Wedncs
day in March, 1917
Given under my hand at said Burlington this eth
day of February, A. D. 1917.
56w3 WIN WESTON, Register
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FROM THE ARMY.


Correspondence of the New Orleans Delta
TAMPico -. 1917
learned last night that 1t. Richie, OF the ith In.
InIlIy' was assasslnatcd at Villa Grandc bv a Next
e"l ne was on his way to Victoria, escorted by
company OF kentucky Cavalry Gen TAYLOR en-
,"uru lncie lor the night, and the Lieut. was sam-
ioII.s uI,oul 'ile town when happened The morn
Luz III. oeh ma arrested the aIcalde, but have not
r"iitu Whether the perperator of the Outrage had
dtrn mn phe ol the officers of Gen Quitnans
S,;eo 70 hie yesterday, that the Mexican
[ ~ s,HHt o. tleiq Tor more than halt the
Irjnd ra Ii iI' '2eNgIal oil the men who Jagged
poi,i, VIZ hihtu ny 'he!,. One, n member OF the
Dp,rJ ho;r' " -. was khIeI close to the rear
A. sd nls' shot ana ihen l1nced IN the breast
work n, n ill.,, ",1,a 'leie are at least 100 Mexcans
ner in tIi ~, @ mere, ana from the man,
think thot tbcv bsd o, % cosItue!eu' one would
renIerinr, The n .o NC euS' le'i'ioh oil ever sur
80 '' ~ ,tH5'r" Nj. =. ~, ,o,-
Yesterday WINS oIo , bna,. ~ I'', o'n, ioi',
every thine IN the military 9 ""S ~ aip'cu' u.i''
rance Besides the nrncra,S . ,a' al, u,e upea
ing 10 and fro nbout ,hn ra mi ,,'a' 49, az
partments. the hundreds of uerico nr,s i,e
hanlina the nubjic s,o ~ eAiy"n cultI u'at were
ofCru Pillow moved ,hrn,h , , " ", 'soI'
encampnenr and takin, ali liz o,I ,i,'I new
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-05

Has THE GREAT AUTHOR or NATURE provided us with
no remedy for Consimption-anl the diseases lead
ing thereto which are icardlly common in our
country Has He lett lis TO find relief from that fatal
scouIgc by ransacking other lands No., is not so.
The best-Nature's own rcmedy -s ready at our hand
The Wild Cherry and the Pine furnish US with cure,
where a cure is possible. DR. Wisar Bal sain Of Wild
Cherry formed by chemical extracts from wild Cherry
bark and tar, relieves oil cases of Consumption, and
eflcctuay cures it where it has not progressed far
as to be beyond cure-sublues the most inveteratc
cases of Asthma even OF 30 and 40 years standing
stops raising of blood, after other remedies iail-and
removes every kind oaitction of the Lungs and Liver
which our climate induces. The remarkable efficacy
of this wonderful medicine in many diseases hitherto
deemed nculabe, has excited among physicians great
curiosity as to the precise nature OF its Ingredients
Let purchasers beware OF limitations and countercits
None genuine, unless signed J. BUTTS Oh the
wrapper For sale by PECK 4 SrEAR.
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STATE OF VERMONT TAT a Probate Cou-,
District OF Chtenden, s. holden at Burlngtnr.
Whn and tor the District aforesaid on the 10Th dav Of
last u III and Testament ot U-a,rsn lJvrya, l,te 81
blihngton m snid District deceased. was ricsem.d
to the Court here for Probate, by Henry MURRAY The
Executor, therein named. "''''' 'A'
tHsRfFosr II IS ordered by said Cour, ,ha, nubl;c
notice he given to all persons correrD ,r .a' ~
gni oci3re SAD Cont, At session thereof 20 he h6-
ueh AZ ne Registers office in said Burlington on the
,gcolld w ednestay N March. 4. d Isi7 and oonics,
s order be published three WEEKS successfully in The
burlington Free Press news paper printed q, Bur
uNgon IN this STATE the last OF which rnh!icaiion,
bearing 'N
.. Given gndcr my hand nt the Registers Office this
10th otFcbruary A d. 1871
3iw3 Wu. WESTON. Register.
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rchiiald W. U,,.c,> Estate

; IATE OF NEKMONTl At a Probate Con,,
District of Chltienden. S. ! holden at Burlington.
w%hin and Ior the district aofsad on the 10th day 4
ebfnaTy \. y, ISL an instrument purporinp TO 10
late Of Burlington, in sad Dis,rct deceased wa- rrc-
Sented to the Cont here for Probate by Charles usse
the Executor, therein named
THEREFORE, 1t is ordered by said Court thq, public
hotcS be gwen 10 all persons concerned therein TO APP
pear before sad Cont, al session thereof TO be holden
at ilie Registers Office IN s1d Burlington on the So
cond "Wednesday n March, A. d lSl5, and contest;
lils order be published three weeks successfully m Nh,
burlington Free Press, News paper printed at Bur
'!n-on, In Ills State, the las; OF wh.ch publication,
shnll be previous to the day assigned as aoressid Tor
hearing.
Given IN der my hand at the Registers Office, this
loth day OF February \. u. lSi7
olW3 WV. WESTON H.eistcr
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOn SALE.

IN TIE Subscriber, being about TO remove TO
III burlington, offers for sale the following pro-
liston viz.
The Brick Store formerly occupied hy Nichols,
Chtenden and Co., to which is attached large slor.
mouse wood shed, smoke house, &c, and acre Of
land also the goods now on hand in snid store
-, Also-Fhe dwelling house formerly occupied BIZ
IN Chitendcn, with the out buildings and 10 acres
OF land thereto adjoining
AIso-A farm lying one mile South of the village,
containing SO acfts OF land in high state of cuya.
ton, well fenced and wateIcj good dwelling house.
nar ana AL the necessary appuIcuanccs Tor carry.
ihGin inc farming business, thereon situated.
lhe above property wal be sold together or in 81.
pernte parcels, 10 suit purchasers
Nilstpn TITS IT. CANFIi;I n ~
/ Nilliston, Feb. TO- lslT al,G
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BAKERSFIELD
kCADEMIcAl INSTITUTION.

J. 5. SpauIding, 4. r. -.
c. e. Bsbce, A. NJ Associate Principals
Miss L. NJ Powers, Assistant.
Mr. IT, Fisk. Teacher of French,
MIR >. NJ bassctt, Teacher of Organ and voca,
Yrs : n Rassett, Teacher of Piano & Melodian.
yrs - ilonghon, Teacher of Painting.
Mss > J. Bailey, Teacher of Phonogrnphy.
Nj H. D. Davis. Teacher Of Pcnmanship.
The Spring Term commences on Ved,csd,v
Niatcn 90. Lectures and Tuition as usual, Books
including room, wood and washing
Additions have been made to the school rooms, and
special efforts are being made bv the citizens To sa.
'y acc",i1Gdalr w'lh board all who may apply
bdhegsii-ld, FEB. 9th ISL. SETH OAKS
Oh Secret1ru
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This is ono of the most painful maladcs know and
its origin cause remains a marvel to physicIhls-
degree to morbid humors OF the blood. These become
deposited among the membrane and the muscles,
causing inflammation The disease whether chronic
cral inflammation. To do this has been customa-
ry with the Faculty to employ bleeding; This, how
ever Is no longer necessary except perhaps N cases
requiring instantaneous relic as the ShSAfA;
carry off all morbid humors with equal certainty, and
tn less W. of the strength of the constitution
In this disease, also. this remedy is extremely useful
in producing regular daily, eyacuatlqns, without without
& SPEAR. 36w2
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WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chittendcn, commissioners TO receive examine and adj
Just the claims and demands ofa persona against the
OF solomon Strong late Of linesburgh, in said
District, deceased, represented usovcnt and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the day oi the date hereof, being al
lowed by said court for that purpose. do therefore
hereby give notice, that will attend to the business
OF our appointment, nt the dwelling Of Widow Mary
Strong IN HGesburgh in snd District, the 18th days
Of March and May next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ on each
OF said days
Dated, this OH day of February, \. D. 1Sl7
NELSON A. BuRRlrT, Commits
500 LEVI +. BENEDICT. : sioneis.
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number of wagons and mules, but will not believe
it until hear something more.
Bigeow, the Beef contractor who shot by the
Mcxcans day or two since. has been brought into
Tampico, and will get well without a rcsor, to ampu-
taon. learned last night, that an Illinois volunteer
was killed on the first days march of Quitnans dvi-
sion this side OF Chcoy lie had Jagged behind the
rear guard. and party of lancers rushed upon him,
shot and lanced him. He was found during the day.
and night his company returned and buried him.
Gen. Worth, with the Sh and 9Th infantry, has been
some time on the road TO this place and may be looked
Tor here in very short time. When he arrives all
the regular force, as Scott desired, will be OH the sea
hnnru.
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Petition TO sell Land

STATE OF VERMONT,( A 4 session the Pro.
District OF Chittenden, IS. { "A bate Court, held a,
Burlington, within and for the District OF Chittenden,
the 18th day OF February, 1917, comes Guy Tracy,
who is guardian Of Amanda Louisa Hckok, Henry
lIckok and Nathaniel iickok. minor children OF Ma
thanic Hickok, late OF Detroit. in the St1te OF Nlich-
gan, deceased, and files in said Court his petition, in
writing citing forth that his said wards seized in
their right and fee OF one undivided fifteenth part
OF lot ot land situated in Charlotte in said district
containing about one hundred and thirty OF land,
be the more or less being the farm OF which Amos
lckok late oil said Charlotte, deceased, died seized
and possessed third part of which, i'll value, has
been the widow of the said Amos lckok, as
her dover therein that said land ~ unproductivc to
said wards and that a sale OF their interest therein, in
GLIDING the reverson of dover would be beneficial to
them and conduce to their interest by having the pro-
ceeds OF such sale put at interest or invested III produce
tive stocks and praying said court to grant him Ii
ccnse to sell the whole OF said wards interest in sal
land, including the reverson otdowcr for the purpose
aforesaid, ngreeaby to the statute in such made
and provided -IFheycUpon, the court aforesaid doth
appoint the fourth Wednesday in March. 1917, for
hearing and deciding on said petition, at the Office OF
the Register OF said court in said Burlington and doth
order that ali persons interested b- notified thereof by
publication OF this ORDER containing the substance OF
said petition, three weeks successfully i'll a" Buling
ton Free Press, newspaperprin!ed IN said Burlington
the last of which publications TO be previous to said
fourth "Wednesday in March, 1877.
Given under my hand ut said Burlington this 18th
day OF February, 1917. VIM. WESTON,
3GW3 RegiSter.
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William Woods Esia.e.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by thc
w Honorable the Probate Court tor the District
OF Chitcndcn, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF William Wood late of Wesilord,
in said district nsovcnt and also
all claim and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day OF the date hereof, being
allowed, by said Court, tor that pose, We do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend To the bust
ness OF our appointment, at the dwelling of the widow
Hannah Wood, in Westord in said district, on the
18th day ofApril next at 10 O'clock y. VI. on SAID
day
Dated, this 2lst day Of December, 4. D., 1916.
ANSON SOULE, (Cor,,,is
35w3 DAVID :. HASELTON. !
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rcer of prosperity to look on blood and carnage
Dark aud fearful as II the prospect before us in the pro-
longcd duration OF this war. it ia only aggravated and
made revolving by the reflection. that might
be saved from al this national dshonor, and from all
these threatened calamies, by one Just and righteous
the part OF those who, by the Judgment of Pro-
violence upon our beloved country, are permitted to
hold its honor in their hands
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
FE'HE SUBSCRIBER. ArorT TO cros

Il his business at Wliiiston OILERS for sn,. Ls 70
naming STOCK OF goods at cost. Having 1s great ,
variety as any store in the county, the present i, n
rare opportunity Tor families to supply themselves ct
Who!esdIc prices l o his old customers in " ston
Richmond and Jericho he would particularly saw tba,
now IS the time for great baigains ' '"N'
- y flcn~. TO call and examine for Yourselves
" hli>ton, FEB IL. 3it ,llS II. CANFIELD
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Baidness Prevented.

- Hundreds ofpcrsons in MI parts of the coun-
iTy, whose heads were entirely bald have had their
nan luy restored 10 its original perfection by the
implications OF this Restorative will stop il eir-
ihlliy, nnd ~ most cases where the head is entirely
bald It's use, persisted in will eventually produce n
Tience i'll fact exceeds the expectations OF all
who use IT, IL dresses the Hair beautifully and keen,
il soft, sken and Clean thrice as long as any prcpa
ration made. Sold at, APoTnIcARiLs' Hall, BY
HARRINGTON.
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t-75y' The extraordinary CIR AEFENBERG PILLS,
winch achieving unparalleled triumphs in various
sections OF this countty,He now introduced into this
vicinity Let every sic person read the advertisement
oil the Grcaienberg Company which will be found in
another column For sac at SHERwooDs, West side
Court House Square
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Ana are you bald or whiskcness is your hair red
ar payl ~ 49,
Docs danduil choke the lie or roots or does the
scalp decay way
Us, w5e Jones Hair Restorative-s qualities YOU know
i"i'' iolce inc growth on any PATE where hair was
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B. M. /.

-, Two Lectures on the subject Of Chemistry 6.
Electro Magnetism, will be delivered before the
niechanics Institute by Rev. 4. FLEMING. at
Kew j. X. CoNyERs' Schoo-room. First Lee
lure this evening 6 IL o'clock-Second on
w ednesday Eve March 10th.
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Cautions.
A FELLOW, WHOSE NAME WE HAVE.

FELLOW, WHOSE NAME WE HAVE. Is
a travelling around cleaning Clocks and stating
lALSELl) "thaihe has worked Tor rs, and CLEANED
Clocks Tor rs, &c. ; If no complaints were made %
his work should not notice h,in. No one who lns
worked with us Is travelling around cleaning Clocks
III Caution 1t is of very frequent occurrence thai
that "they we're purchased OF Us came from ShoI
sc" 81 Caution. Poorly made and poor quality OF
Silver Spoons are often sold to the unsnspecling and
others, BY falsely stating that they came from our
shop are as good ms ours or cheaper than We sell
&, &c Ii purchasers will just ind out the truth OF
such statements before they bay, and know by per-
sonal examination OF weight purity and workmanship
they the better Judge unavaiImg regrets Hter puf-
chasr can be saved by common prudence, ana exam
nation Of ouG silver before purchase.
tsnot true that any one nndersels Us IN S!lyerware
Watches Clocks oIhel Goods so lar US we nave ye'
asccitaiucJ. BRINSNA!p y bNoIHLNs'
Feb ~.
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The Burlington
DRAN!NG BOOK OF FLOWERS

iIROGRESSlNELI ARRANGED. from n s;ng,.
tcat ~ 10 Ia'gc sr0aps; accurately drawn and
co.ouItd from natnrc-or the use of Amateurs. Fan.
ues ana schools by John Henry Hopkins. Jr
"A few copies only. of this heautjiul hook NO f
sag; a! the 10" price OF $1,000, at EDVIRDS'
''"' jjDOk .Storn
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IA RI TAINTED.

A Ny ONE POSSESSING \ FARM CONTAINING
a from lily to one hundred acres OF good land, pro-
perly divided with good buildings, plenty OF pure
water, Sc, well situated within ten or fifteen miles OF
the village of Burlington can hear OF an opportunity
to dispose OF the same, II the terms ere reasonable.
by applying at the Office OF the Free Press 3jw3
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APOTIIECARY.S HALL.

ID EMOVAL.-ANy ONE WHO MAY HAVE
EG occasion to any thing in the Drug and Medi-
cine line, will find large aud excellent assortment
OF the same at the corner OF Church and College Sts
Harrington building Having removed to the corner,
we are prepared to serve up all thr decac,s required
for the preservation OF the healths OF Nrighbnls
and Fellow Citizens GEO. l.. HARRlNGlO
Burlington, Feb. &c 3jW3
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NOTICE..
OF COPARTNERSIIP.. TIN

DISSOLUTION or COPARTNERSHTP.-- The
- copartncrship heretofore existing under the name
OF WIN. SWAIN & son, was dissolved on the 2lst
OF July last by the deccase OF the said VIM. Swain,
and the business is now, and will be in future conduct
ed exclusively by the subscriber who has had the sole
charge OF the manufacturing OF the Panacea and YER
miiuIe for the last fourteen years
The Panacea will be put up as usual in round bot
ties, futed longitndnully, with the following letters
blown On the glass -" Sraia's Panacea, Phi.ada,
and the only change made is the name OF JAS
SWAIN stampcdon the sealing wax, and rrften on
the label covering the cork. and new label Tor the
side otthc bottle, composed OF geometrlc lathe work
comprising nine different dies, which have been turned
for the exclusive use of the proprietor, by Diaper "
Co. bank note cngravcrs OF Philadelphia -Four dies
OF different patterns form the body OF the work, and II
the centre is portrait of tie late WIN. Swain, sepa
rated from the borders by two circles OF lathe work
The words Swam's panacea," engraved con-
spcuousy on two turned strips and large semi-circu
lar die forms the upper margin. The borders are com
posed plan lathe work strips, outside OF winch lsen
graved III small letters the entry OF the COPYRIGHT.
Philadelphia, Aug 1916. JAMES SWAIN.
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The nonresident rpotos of the Town nro
the
date, either in whole following
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ALIENS PATENT 6 BARREL REVOLVING
Pistols lor Salcot 36w5 J. V. RANDiLLS
70 Elrrlsisds.
j. V,RANDALl.

~ AS Just received ix.n New Yorl. new nssort-
L nent of WATCHES, JEWELRY and Fancy
Articles, Gold Pins OF the latest fashion, Gold Stud;
Gold Chains Gold Pencils and Pens, Silver Darts
Silver Birds, Gold and Silver Tooth Picks Shell Side
Combs, Shell Back Combs with high tops Steel Beads
SBugs, Clasps Steel Purse Rings 1assels OF the lar
gest size Bead and Six Purses Ivory Combs Guitar
Strings OF the best quality, Rogers Pocket Knives and
Scissors and he wlli keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF goods that come fairly in jewelers. line
Of business
Shoass' Euildiag, College St.
Burlington, March. Isi7 &c
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WANTED.

FOR which Cash will be paid on delivery,
l. 500 Cubic feet IL III
200 SIX l2S Rock Maple Red Bcce
or Rock Elm timber, delivered at Shebume Harbo
within ten days from date. Apply to
? DOOLITTLE. Agent
ctomfHqin Trans c,
Feb. ls'h lsi7, Siv3
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VCapO!iaan ss0Iilacts.

DATTlSON, NOE, 8. Co.. patcniees and Manu-
l iac,urers, % Delaney Street, New York 55al.
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gsS TO RENT, A FARM WITH IL cows.
.-...-- March 4, 1917. Ii. I.EAEENWORTH.
A FARM FOR SALE.


THE subscriber wishing to remove West will dis
pose OF the place where he now lives consisting OF loo
acrcs of land of which IS acres are under improve
inent. and good House, Wool-shcd, Barn, a large
Apple Orchard and Cider Mil likewise one Of tn,
best Sugar Orchards to be produced and it is the bes
grazing farm in the State. Situated 3 miles from
Jericho Corners the road from Jericho Center iC
Undcrhi Flat Possession given the LIST of April
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber.
Jericho, March ), 1911 L. b. VAUGHAN.
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NEW ARTICLES.
EsESSRS. BRINsu,ID & BROTHERS. RECEIVE

WI nearly every week additions to their assortment
Amongst the articles received the past week. may be
found, shell aud pearl card cases silver pocket fruit
knyes. agate brooches, fans and fine gold polished
guard chains. Our assortment is ever varying and
/ ever new.
A new lot of lamps received the past week & more
on the way, also, violin and bass violin strings and
bows
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MELODEANS-PnNO AND ROUND KEY
l'l Melodeans, on consignment by the manuiactu-
rers For sale by STEVENS WOODS
Burlington, February e6 IS
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o.. .5 .il ss;5s5



A n assessment Of ten dollars on Share has been
or Tered by the ds.ectors OF the Vermont Central
Railroad Company, payable on the fifth day of April
next, Payment may be nude at the Farmers a. Me-
chanics Bank. Burlington, al the Bank OF Montpelier
at the Woodstock Bank at the Treasurel's Office,
Il! fremont Row, Boston
Boston, Feb. u 1917. SAM H. WALLY, Jr.
36Wj Treasurer