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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-21
WINDHAM COUNTY.

Work has been resumed In the soapstons
mills plant at Cambridgeport.
There died in Londonderry few days
since a man who was born during the last
term of President Washing ton, his age be-
ing 90 years and II days. Barnet Wait,
the subject of this sketch, was born In Lon
dondery August 20, 1875. and was the SOC
ond OF a family of IL children. On arriv-
ing at his ma jority he learned the trade Of
carpenter and joiner, which he followed
many years, and the Brattlsboro Reformer,
says that the first meeting house in An
dover, the old tavern on Huntley hill and
tho Green Mountain House on the turnpike,
leading from Peru to Factory Point are
monuments of his skill His practical sense
and his answering integrity caused him to
be called to many positions OF trust. lie
served about 40 years as overseer Of the
poor, and 90 years as trial justice, and in
the latter position he had few peers in
Windhsm county. While still a young
man, he won his way from the ranks to q
| lieutenantcy in the militia, and, subsequent t
| ly, to captaiucy Of cavalry, his command
embracing the flower of his section; none OF
| whom are living In his prime ne was
| noted as an athlete. Over Six feet high.
1.-the and supple, with great strength, be
| was generally victorious in the wrestling
bouts and, though entering heartily into
all manly sports, he never lost his dignitied
bearing or descended to vulgar familiarity
| He en- joyed the distinction Of having lived
under every presidential admistration. He
first arrived at voting age at toe time oil
the election james Monroe, and had voted
at every presidential election since, casting
his last ballot for Grover Cleveland wher
in his 9Sth year. His surviving children
consist of two sons and two daughters.
BELLOWS FALLS.
A branch of the Morrel liquor cure has
been established in town, Frank Whitman,
NJ. D., being the physician in charge
Schools began Sept. Ill s. Hayes, wifi
and son are at the worlds fair. A largely
attended union conference of the Congrega
tional churches of Ludlow Chester, Spring
field, Weathersfield, Tyson, Ascutneyville
Weston and Windham was held at the Con
gregational church Tuesday and Wednes
day of last week.
An insane woman was found wandering
about town few days ago and Ofiics
Willard took her to Towns hotel. Sh
was well supplied with money, hsvin
upwards of 800 with her. She proved t
be Mrs. d. /. Hapgood of Montpelier.
gentleman came from that town an
escorted her home. H. NJ. Ingram, H. au
c. Aldrch and two gents from keene
are on two weeks hunting trip in tn
, Adirondacks. The latest to leave for til
worlds fair are W. s. Durham, Wi
Eaton, Mrs. O. d. Olcott, Clark Chase an
wife and A. Chandler Miss Sylvia Greer
, daughter of Mrs. Hettie Green, the richie
, woman in America, is at Towns Hotel.
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Albert E. Jones.

Mutton, hind quarters ia ise2oc. pouni fore quar-
tiers, ~ cents pound mutton chops Is cents;
lamb chops y cents. Sect. best cu1A West
ern for porter house quoted a. %
cents pound; srloa at ~ cents round a tots
spound roast, 70 to sJcents pounii Vermont beef .
quoted at to IS cents a pound Hama sular cure /
Gre II cents = pound; breakfast oscon Is Is to ,,
csuts; California hams to ll>s cents pouai; suote
shoulders l3ls cents. Tripe. " 10 l2bs cents pick'
eed pigs feet l2 oenS pickle1 lamoF tongues are Is
cents per pound Corn beef IL to l21 oontS PORK
roast Is ~ II pound; steak cen5r sl5
pork 10 to 70 cents a pound lard /! cents; veal yer,
scarce roast veal IS to l0cents voi STEAK ID bIJ .sns
blood sausage 10 cents pound Boston sausage IS CTS
German bologna sausage, 10 to Is cent? Albany
sausage. IS cents. Vermont pork sausag7 1874 centA
TurkeyS az TO q cents Fowls IS cents. Spring
chickens 2lcp per pound. Ducks IS cents per-pouni.
alive % dressed turkeys Is to ~ csnti ires
ed: spring lamb ~ to 20 conts-
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COM EaCiAl-.



FIoUR-RscsiptA s.. so paskaKss sSpertA 66js
teIA rs. as2 SACKS sAles $40 PACKAGES Lou extra
ss:bss4S,oly mill. shsG ci.y mill, patent g. 3
Gs4.6l Water whesL low grsdei ii s2,o5S92.i3 fair
70 fancy a243Ak9.tA DO passsts sa5oesLvG Mime
sofa. clear slNaeS.O9 ssraizht. sSSlbsAUk DO
patents es.bGei60 ryo mixtures sA90&sS1E super
hne at eL7sSslgs due sh1Osss2.lG seath'ra asqr,
s&ibF4.s5. -
bushss ss,sA b5,OOI bushels, No red- IS 9iSsso.
store and olevs,or; .asnh 3 <GiG o. D. i8eiASei
No. aortna.a, clt@sihcd No. Chicago $50; 80. :.
hlwsuEs~ iOS1'OfG spriRs. 'sA@'sa No. ; red.
1sA st0c.
ooaE-asosipts s2,soo bashsis exports u.ooO bush
els sslss lehvvO bushelg No 4. 4t.ea, sSvasoT;
islse. ssoaG steamer @,Isd aVba &. .. D., sSO Ne.
Z white, 4ic.
oArs-Eeosipts pa 30 sushslS i56 S5s bush
els sales lSl,OO bashsiE Ne. = SlAAi 90 Waite "a
S1e, No slIsci ao Waite S,GSi>so, mixed
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western, S3s3jc q white do 87ltpf11; white stats
81 L66sl1yn. No. 2Chioago at 33JSaBJal.
LAHD-Wsstern stoam closed Al sluIeinVf sale'
SjO terces at $1,000 city, at fsVJ sales 3Jl
tterces; continent, siO3G @. A at slO.5J
PORB-hoss. nev. B112j % elLI5; do ola at .;
eEsra prime At -. Bales 1850 Darrsla
BuTfEk-Rsoeipts, - pAoEages stats dsry. 1sta
25o.; DC. creamery 2R2f15o; Wstsorn dairy 15p2ue;
DO creamery igS2I1ac. 40 factory l51selSKr Hlgtn,
27321Mc.
oHRasE-Reosipts, -- Daoksgen; Bta.s. old. ma
Sl4o- new 6ae1o do fancy coloredlss sAi0Aoi part
ssiins 2l&sTlto-; full skins 10 40.
PHrRQLBUH.-Uniteda at 6i1so.
COBBREr-Eo. T. 1885
sUaAr-No s. az eii5i6. No. T. 41i.lsaiJf,. No, 8,
4h1sl lylso No. o 9.loal No.; No. 10 tH3ttkfoc.
No. IL, ~ .l6Sissc. no. IL 4ABt elep No 20;
of A, 4lSi6a5lsl; mould A 6sf9s e.ib
standard A.. 53.l6 a555c. oonieotiouerS A IIe4sd;
cut loaf 56s5 1886; crushed $40 e5 1916 powdered
7-loA3sto. GRADUATED, 53-l6a51a Cubes, s7-lf
s6,s.
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form color. Rev. B. Donaldson of North
field Is to oflcate at the quarterly meeting
services at the Methodist church next Sun
day.
WORCESTER.
Mrs. Allen Vail has gone to NorthHeld to
visit her daughter, Mrs Durham.
Agnes Abbott Of Boston and Mrs. n. q.
Miles arc visiting relatives in town.
Luther, young son of William Fifield, was
kicked In the head by horse DR.. Bck-
ford of Wolcott was called to attend him.
Mrs. Horatio Templeton is In Calais visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Viola Cobb Of
Hyde Park visited In town last week-A
minstrel show will appear in the town hall
the 2lst.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mrs. Martha Henry died September H.
Funeral services were held here the 10th. Elder
j. f. Buzze from Warren spoke words of
comfort from Rev. xiv; 10. Il. W. Porter
has moved here from Ware, Mass-W alter
johnson has been sick. Willing Workers
meet Friday, the 22l with Mrs. 7. w.
Nell
EAST MONTPELIER.
i. c. Hammott, Lewis Coburn, Willie
Coburu, A. S. Foster and their wives start
for Chicago Thursday evening. Lucy
| Steward is attending the Union school in
Montpelier. There is to be a meeting at
the Centre next Sunday at 3 O'clock
| Miss Jennie Bliss is at school on Seminary
hill. MIR. and Mrs. II. IL. Templeton, Mrs.
! r. b. Stevens, Miss Lenora Il. Stevens and
Miss Mary 7. Foster joined the party who
Loft for Chicago the 14th. james Pierce
has sold his farm to Edwin a. Gould for
$1,000.
WATERBURY.
George w Kennedy, esq, is at home;
but will return to Connecticut oon.-Mrs.
Edward Long is visiting hor mother, Mrs.
Charles Wrisley.-The concrete walks are
being repaired. Mrs. NJ NJ. Remington Ii
soon to go to Willimentio Conn. Niles Myr
tie Huutley is teaching school at Barre. -
Fred Somervlle has returned to the Poly
technic school at Worcester Mass. Mrs
A II. Slayton OF Stowe ia the guest of Mrs
Z. Moody.
Mrs. Gerry Crcssett OF Boston is in town
Mr. Charles Keene and family went t.
New York Saturday. Incl Toms Cabir
was given here Tuesday evening. Mr.
William Carpenter and wife have returned
from their Western trip MIR. Harvey
Henry is homo from Philadelphia. -FranL
Knights has returned from Chicago Mrs
Sauborn has moved to the house of Mr.. r
Huse Rev. Mr. Hamblin and wife hav,
returned, and services were held in th'
Methodist church Sunday. The Ladies
Aid society meet with Mrs. william
Elliot Wednesday afternoon. Mics Lsn;
Fullerton is engaged as organist at tn
Methodist church. Miss Georgia Rood o
Montpelier ia the guest of Miss Mary Moody
Mr. Burnham Fullerton is at homo on
vacation F. c. Fernald is in town.-Dr
W. f. Minard is on a visit TO the world
fair and DR.. Whitaker of Richmond VII
attend to his practice.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

a. II. Copey's drug store at Hyde Park
f. 9. Page has returned to his medical studies
in Philadelphia. Prof. j. M. Kent of
Montpelier has a class in writing at the
academy. Rev. |. p. Booth OF Mortified
preached In the Universalist church Sunday
morning and evening. Rev. A. A. VIII
liams Of Lynn, Mass, former pastor OF
the Christian church, preached in the Meth
odist church Sunday morning.-Rev. Mr..
Moody Of Craftsbury occupied tho desk In
the Congregational church on Sunday. -
Preparations are pretty well advanced for
the coming 21st annual meeting of the YER
mont branch Of the Woman's Board of For
eign Missions to be held here September %.
--Postmaster Earle has added 30 call boxes
I'm the Office MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Crane of
Omaha are visiting at G. w. Fitch's john
Utton went to Connecticut with number
of colts on Saturday. Changes made In the
interior OF the Congregational church have
enlarged the platform and place for choir. -
Dir. Calhoun of Middlebury on Saturday
completed putting new boilers OF larger ca
pacity into The Randall
CAMBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. !. Dyke of Swanton
spent part OF last week in town. A. b.
Sinclair and wife returned to Fowler, N
y. last Friday. Bert Hawley has finished
work in Elmore and is working for w. w.
Smith. &C. f. Hulburd is in Boston this
week. q. W. Burnhnm returned from
there last week Henry Cornell has gone
to the worlds fair. Miss Betsey Lamp
Tough has gone to Ottawa, Ont.-Miss Lot
tie Richards is visiting in Lyndon. Nora
Thompson, after several weeks visit has
al ,a in
B. Witherby has gone to the Adirondaoks
for few weeks. George Griswod is visit
ing his parents. Clara Griswold is
expected home from the White Mountains
this week. A r. Edwards and wife have
son born September II. Mrs. Alfred
Melendy, fermer resident of this place,
died at her home in Underhill last Friday
night. Her body was brought to this place
for burial. Mrs. l.. A. Wheoo ck and Mrs.
A. A. Hawley were in Fairfax asst week.
WAT ERVlLLE.
Miss Mann 10 attending school at Hyde
Park. -James Trainer If visiting friends in
| sheldon. Capt Keltou and son Of Mont
eomery were the guests OF George Mann
last week. Homer King has returned tC
his home in Kingston, p. Q.-James Far
rel and Miss Nettie Leach were united in
| the holy bonds Of matrimoDy last week.
Nathaniel Tlitson has bought his old place
back again Of John Gauthier. RENE M bel
the temperance lecture at the union church
| Saturday aud Sunday evenings by Rev
| Mr. Pierce Hiram Leach is a great suffer
er from blood poison caused by cutting
| corn-Mr Ned Chaffee and sister, Susie
were visiting friends in Stowe last week. -
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Smith OF North Hyd
| Park were in town over Sunday.
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Lticn Choose Market.

UTICA, Sept. 19-At the Utica Board Of
Trade yesterday the following sales OF cheese
were made; 81 boxes at 90; 215 boxes at
81; 1917 boxes at %; 44j0 boxes at 81; 1000
boxes at 10; 1912 boxes at 10b; 623 boxes
at 10!; 123 packages creamery butter at
2O4.
Cheese strong and active.
At Little Falls yesterday tho following sales
were made; IS boxes at 8; 943 boxes at
81; 1862 boxes at 81; 20 boxes at 81 1923
boxes at o.; 1858 boxes at 10, 60 boxes at
private terms; $50 boxes on commission;
4SO boxes dairy at 9@9g; 81 packages
creamery butter at p; 100 packages dairy
butter at 23024.
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Uolan Brothers.

81. Lou. -four $500 to s5.2j bsrrs Michigan. Is
Spring patents and Minnesota patents are sj.7j
barrel. Buckwheat Is cents ppunt. Rye
-four. to s1s cents pound. Maple sugG 10 bli
cents pound maple syrup. 99c. TO g gaIioa Cram.
lated sugar is sc cents pound coffee A cts light
brown, So cents; loaf and pulvoriZet rs cents.
White clover honey IN cents IL pound, SQUASH
cents pound; cabbage cents 4 pound pc
ta'oes IS cents peck, sweet potatoes, cents
pound; cucumbers, cents each. bunch onions
cents; bunch beots, cents; shell beans cents
quart. new turnips cents bunch ceory, and
cents bunch; corn IS cents a dozen.
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A council has established 8 Congregation
al church at Westmore.
NEWPORT,

a council has established Congregation
al church at Westmore.
NEWPORT.
Charles Davis has moved into his house on
Second street. A party OF II started for
tbs world : fair last Friday. Mrs. S. Lee
is in Hadly, F. @, visiting her parents. -
Charles +. Bigelow and Mabel H. Hall were
married at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. j. r. Hall. Wednesday even
ing, September - They took the night
train for Boston. Mrs. \. A. Flint goes
to Windsor to visit. Dennis DoIloff closes
his olerkship for l.. MasdIamd, and goes TO
Magog, 7. O., into the lumber business. -
Joe Woodbury. is moving to Water bury,
Conn, where he is interested in q livery
stable busiuess.-G. W. Smith is building a
house on Cottage street Henry NeaaDds
OF Fitchburg, Mass, has opened cafe in
:. b. II rton's block. IT. c. Raymond and
family 90 to CambpridSeport, Thursday to
spend tue winter.
GRAF TSBURY.
Mr.. George Works died very suddenly
last week The remains were taken to Mid
dlesex for intermeut. Mrs Charles Con-
ant is sick-Elmer Good win has moved
into bis fathers house at Mill Village. -
Frank Dunn has moved on to the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Goodwin. Mr.. Aliston aud
wife Quoia Root former residents now Of
California, are In town visiting friends. -
Hosmer LOOMS is moving on to the farm
latsiy vacated by John Harvey.
DER6Y.
Flora, only daughter of John Holbrook
of Boston, who has been spending the sum
mer here, died very suddenly of heart fail
urs September b. aged II years. Mrs.
| Mertie Kelly Thompson is recovering and
has been moved home from Cambridgeport
Mass. There are 90 students in attendance
at the academy. Frank Leach OF Troy
teaches 10 the upper district in this village
! Katherine Hopkinson in the centre district
aud Miss Annis OF Psssunpsic ovor th'
river. The Congregational Ladies' Indus
trial Circle meets Friday afternoon with
| Mrs. A. Newcomb. Rev. j. w. kingsbur
OF Bruintree, Mass, Il former pastor, vii
deliver temperance lecture IN Academy
hall Thursday evening. SUBJECT, "HoV
John got a wife. john c. Haze is build
| ing two story house on his lot north of f.
Lanes store. Tho lower story viii b. oc
cupied as tin shop and the upper as
tenement. Albert Silver Is stopping at his
fathsr's-A little daughter Of Mr.. Kettle
fell, in attempting to jump upon horse
back, and broke her arm last week. Mr.
Orman JENNIE of Santa Cruz, Cal. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Charles Durgin. e
Adams, who has been stopping with his sis
ter, Mrs. Ira Kelly, returns to Massachu
setts this week.-H A. Hall of Providence
II. l., guest at w. Kilburne's, has returue
HONS. W. N. Taylor has returned frot
the worlds fair.
ALBANY.
Mr.. w. b. ChAfev, wife and daughte
Maggie have gone to Ithaca to visit, an
before returning will visit Chicago Mrs
A. c. Norris, who has bssn with her sste
in Fuo,burgh, has returned. DR. Monrc
OF North Troy will preach in tho Congregr
tional church next Sunday.
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T.4'eallnz futures closed az foloWh
WHEAT-No. . seutember 6174c.; October $780,
December 17Ac, May. 19c.
COHS-Eo. september. Ilyso.; October 4ONG;
December IlLo May, stiic.
DAIS-SD september, 1910; October 2baa;
Dec. T7s4; May, 8lstt5l1Sc-
MESS POKk-Psr barrel-September 1885, Octo
Der, Si5 January SiL97%.
LARO-rer lui pounds-september, s9.e2H October
Sgl2Ls; January, S5Oi5s.
SHORT AIBs.ser ~ pounds-sept smbor slO25
october. s9l2ba; January, SL4ils
Cash quotations follows:
FLOUR-Patent fancy, A5OseL55: bakers $3.50; .
straight, s4.4s4i4O; winner whes St5jGi.sj; sptins
patents, t4.SO,14.6V; winter patents, elSOst.5i
WHEAT-So. snring, G11sci No red. 6f7sc.
CORN-Na z at tlbs1
oATS-ho ~ 26IaG26asn.
HYE-No at 45Ae.
HARLEY-No1 5l853o.
FLAXSERD-No. /. LO!3l. 0iS.
PORK-9l65nGl6.5j
ARD-sg6lLagI2h
oHOKI lslBa-SIdes, Sl03If 1il45.
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Roberts & Perkins.

Teas Formosa Ooongs, a. m, SIC. an 81 ; English
Breakfast INC and 81; Gunpowder, Soc. Young HySol
tOc JapanS, 81 80 50 ca aud cc. Cofees; Old
Java !Jc. ocha $50 Stsn1ari Java $50. Go.del
| Rio PC, Marcabo 2sc.. mixed ground 25c, powdere
| Mocha and Java 40c., Daudaon %ic,, now era 10.
Cereal. SIC. German chicory 49,. Spices: Pepper 90.
llspco 40o., cinnamon &C., ginger 2Jc cio7as 5)A,
mustard Soc, Cayenne pepper 5Jc- white pepper 5p3"
mace sl2n nutmeg. SID cocoa coffee IS cents a
| moi nd q rtoi tlsf Orgi
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Jones Brothers.

Rsusnas IS to 40 cens dozen. oransessJ TO so cent
a dozen. Res. quality dates N cents pOgu Il
Smyrna figs, IS 20 ~ cents pound Messna lemons
Is to IS dozen. Raisns 10 10 d cents poan1
Peanuts 10 quart; En sh walnuts 10 TO Is cts per
pound. Nuts, all kinds, assorted IS cen:s pound.
Honey, IS to ~ cents per pound. Pruues 10 TO q
Graves IS to So cents basket blackbrries, 70 20 l.
cents a quart; pllms, So cents peck csntslopes
to u osnts: peaches IS IS dozen; apples
20 to IS cents peck pears, ~ cents peck.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

DR.. D. L. Burnett and wife have return
cd homo from their trip to Montreal. M.
s. Adams and family are at the White
Mountains. Annie Abbott is at home. -
Rev. Henry Goddard is to preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday.-Mre.
II d. Crane of Winchendon, Mast, is in
town.
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Quotations are as follows:
PaoylsloNs-Dairy butter q 20 "a cents creamery
butter &c cents cheese, lial2 csntN PotstosI 900
20 cents eggs ls69V cents 6saaA Sl.i5Ss32s oushe'
honey. RODS oentA
HAr-Loosa elSAl6 y ton; baleA alsa2l
GRAIS-Oats IS TO 80 ceuts bushsl rya 50 , s. centS
buokwhsst IS TO 20 cents beans 81 ~ essN bushsl;
corn, Western. " to 70 ceRtS Northern. - 10 IS
cents.
FExp-MlddlingA s9J32l y ton shorts SIT bral
6lgE2l, corn meal, $40
MEArs-Beef. Vermont dressed o. cents psr poune
Western 1le94 cents: pork, dressed, cenis nuStoi
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y Clerk Of Burlington, Vt, says: have
no hesitation in recommending
MYSTERIOUS PAIN CURE,

Scotch remedy as being a most efficient
/ superior curative. My opinion is based
IN experience with it in my own family
the last four years. Try it and you
| find it ali it is claimed TO b,.
Aug, 1893. CHARLES f. ALLEN.
was practically cured OF a severe attack
|Ionsilitis in three hours with Mysterious
IN Cure, a Scotch remedy. How ! did it
put it on my throat freely and often, then
lted it aud put it on my tonsls. TO my
bat surprise the pain and soreness were all
be in the above time stated.
burlington Vt, Feb 1898.
81. }. NORRIS,
Manager Grand MON Tea Co.
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Gibbs, who has been a cripple for years,
was going to church last week Sunday when
she fell, breaking her leg, and Is in ortiz
cal condition. Mrs. Fulum OF Portland Is
caring for her mother, Mrs. Peabody.
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Barber * TObey.

Dairy butter Is Is cent' a DolnL Creamery bls e.
ter 80 cents Cheese Ia IS cents pound EySs p to
"a cents sdozen Fancy cheeses are al follows: Pms
apple cheese, 65&9lVf eaoh accor iiug to sEG Rol
fort cheese 90 cents a pouni English dairy, y rel,
Edam, sl.oo zach; Neutchate. oentst package Ch'l
OAR cheese, 800 piece. Milk, and cents quar-.
Pure Jersey cream ~ cents quart American clll
house cheese, 10 cents per jar. McLarea's Imperial
cheese IS cents per Jar.
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j. Richard Deans Estate.

We, The Subscribers, having been appointel
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
ktrIct Of Chittrnden, Commissioners to re
We, examine and adjust the claims ami de-
| uds OF all persons against tho es-
l. Of j. Richard Dean. late OF Charlotte,
said district, deceased and also all
| inns and demands exhibited in of
thereto; and six months from
/ day of the date hereof, being allowed by
~ Court tor that purpose, We do therefore
|reby give notice that we will attend to the
|use of the ate j. Richard Dean, in said Dis
let, on the third days Of October AMI Mare h
|Xt, at o'c ock p. ~, on each of said days.
|pated this IN day OF September. 1893.
HENRY X, BALDWIN, ,,,....,..,-
Guy WILLOUGHBY, COMMISSIONER
l2.w3t
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