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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07
ESTATE OF J. r. MAYNARD. BUR-
LINCfTON

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit
tenden, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chttenden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in
the estate of john y. Maynard, late OF
Burlington in said district Gs Sc, as a.
Whereas Application hath been made
to this court in writing, by the admins
traitor of the estate of j. b. Maynard, ate
Of Burlington, in said district. deceased,
praying for license and authority to con-
Vey to one Eiumne Maynard of said Bur
lirgton the pr misses situate on the south
easterly side of North WinooSki avenue,
lying between lands of Mary McGettrick
and Telesphore Terrten known as No. 2SS,
setting forth in said application that the
decedent while in life entered into a con-
tract to convey the same; the conditions
of which contract did not ma ture fully
until after his decease; and that the con-
dtions OF said contract have now matured
and the said Elumine Maynard. demands
of administrator q deed of the. same.
WhereupOn the said court appointed
and assigned the oath day Of December,
1%?, at the Probate Court rooms, in said
district. TO hear and decide upon said APP
plication, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given TO all persons
Interested therein. 10y publishing said or
der, together with the time and place OF
burlington Free Press. a newspaper which
circu.ates in the neighborhood of those
persons interested in said estate all which
publications shall be previous 10 the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear befo'e said Court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said
Court to make your objection to thu
granting of such license; If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate
Court Rooms, this 9th day of December,
1899 EZRA NJ HORTON,
23w3t Judge.
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GRANGE COZ NTY.

Henry w, Tewksbury's many friends will
be glad TO Learn of his recovery and his
discharge from the asylum at Waterbury
last Friday, He will join his wife and
daughter at Hillsboro Bridge. N. H.,
where the latter Is assistant principal OF
the High school
John Drew, who has been conducting a
successful barber business at Bellows
Falls, was compelled by ill-health to give
up work and ceturn here for the present,
lie retains his shop however.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery G., Wheeler have
returned from Boston, where they visited
their sons, Drs, ]. d. and G.. A. Wheeler,
Mrs, Fanny Vint2n and son. Francis. re-
turned to Chester Saturday and Mrs, j. ID.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
4 Cumulative Accident - y ashington
County >heriffi-ss-1nter' sting Events
Elsewhere,

a serious accident happened recently Mt
Stockbridge to Louis V. Green. formerly
of Rutland. A hook holding large
Rochester lamp fell to the floor and inc
burning oil set fire to a package of pow
der The explosion which followed Jared
the building so badly that the second floor
co lapsed letting about everything INTO tie
cellar The front and side OF the building
was badly damaged and the woodwork
rent Gear to the roof, Mr.. Green was not
seriously injured but his son William, was
severely burned on his arm and side.
LONGEST IN THE UNITED STATES.
The last of the old Fitchburg railroad
bridges at Bellows Falls has been pushed
off into the Connecticut river and bonfire
made OF it. Work was begun on the new
arch bridge Sept. 10 and il will be finished
in about three weeks. The need of a new
bridge has been felt for some time and the
work has been pushed with remarkable
speed. 1t Is built over a narrow part Of
the river whore the water has worn bed
through the solid rock. The banks are
are lodges and the piers of the old bridge
stand on the eternal stone. The spans Of
the old bridge, l40 feet each, made II one
of the old time wonders of bridge building
and the new one that is rep acing il has
arches of the same span and these too,
are the longest stone railroad arches ia
the United States. The Old bridge WAS IS
feet wide, carrying two tracks, while the
new one is only q feet wide and will also
have two tracks.
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WINDSOR COU NTY.
SOUTH READING.

Mrs Monford wilkins and SON, Roy Wis
led relatives in Ac;W orth, n. H., Sunday
and Monday.-William Coburn has finish
ed work for Clarence Fellows in Wealth
erstield and has returned home here.-M4 S.
Randelia Pierce Is sick and confined TO the
bed.-Miss Eva Green visited a week re-
Gently with her sister. Mrs. Minnie Par
ker in Sprnheld MIS-. Minnie Lynch of
Proctorsville attended the wedding here
of her sister, Miss Grace sutherland, who
was married Thanksgiving day to George
Nutter of Cavendish by Rev. c. NJ Charl-
ton Of Perkinsville.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Mrs. X. II. Mather returns from New
York State this Week.-Mrs. Segel has
been at Erightwood the past few days
Mrs. Alice Corey, who has been at j. II.
Kent's since July LIST, returns to her home
in New York city this week.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Martin of Wiliamstown Wis
tied at William Bowman's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall and tive children OF
Brookbold visited at Burton Tenney's re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs, James Cow and
daughter returned to their home in Barre
on Thursday aiternoon.-Mr. md Mrs
Frank Northrup and Miss Helen Bur
bank of Barre spent THANKSGIVING at O.
A. burbank .-Mrs. Carroll Griswold
and daughter of Barre are spending a
week at Mrs Sibley's.--Mr, ana Mrs
Charles Wall spent Thanksgiving In Ran
dolph.-Mrs Il. d. Grain and sou, Ra PHI
are guests of Mrs. BetSey Pike.-Amons
the guests who spent Thanksgiving at
Mr. Sargent's We're Mrs. James Perry and
daughter, Miss Edna Perry of Barre, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Martin, clayton Martin
of " iliamstown, Mrs. Martha Martin
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ESTATE OF HENRY THORP. CHAR
nTrE'

We. the subscribers, having been ar.
pointed by the Honorable the Prob 10
Court for the District of Chittendesn, conf
miss,ouers to receive. examine ana adjust
the claims and demands Of a. persons
against the estate OF Henry Thorn, late
of Charlotte, in said district deceosed,
IN offset thereto and SIX Months from thu
day OF the date hereof being allowed by
fore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment at tho
residouce of the late Henry Thorp, in
Charlotte. in said district, on the first
Fridays of February and Ju,4e, 1900, next,
at 10 o'clock a. m. on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of December. 1899.
SIDNEY f. RUSSELL
LEONARD c. RAY,
23w3t Commit ssiOners.
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A BIG EGG.

A magnificent specimen of the egg of
the AeIyorns MaXimus has arrived in
London from Madagascar where it was
Uncovered by the natives buried in the
sand, This geological curiosity is the
.argest known to exist, and measures
nearly a yard in circumference, and over
a foot in length. Its oMbcal capacity is
equal to nearly six ostrich or $50 hens
Gigs, Specimens of this gigantic produce
ZION have occasionally been met with in
LCndon, where they have fetched as much
AS : 20 apieCe.-London Telegraph
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first of the week Miss Gertrude Goodale
of Ma.don and Ernest G. Goodale of Cam
bridge, Mass, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Goodale.--Mrs. Mary
Winchester and Harry Dean of Keene, n.
H., have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
a. Dean for a few days.-Mr and Mrs.
H. r. Hayward entertained a small party
Saturday evening.--Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Smith of Barre were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Smith.
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MINISTER'S IN SESSION

The Winooski association of Congregn-
tlonal Ministers held meeting at the Y
NJ. G, A rooms in this city Monday, al
which - clergymen were present. They
took dinner at the Van Ness House. Az
the meeting review of n new book treat.
ing Of archaeology was given by Edwaed
lIunrorford Of his city ard a paper or
divorce and family life was read by Rev
J.. Il Teuney of Essex. Both were dis
Clg!pG
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VILEs-PORTER WEDDING AT MONT.
PELIER.

The marriage of j. S. Viles, proprietor
OF the Pavilion, and Mrs. Florence t. por-
ter took place at the home of the bride
on Western avenue, Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. -. Rev Norman SeaVer performed
the ceremony,
The marriage was a quiet affair ana
was witnessed by only a few immediate
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties. The engagement Of MIR. and Mrs.
Vilcs was announced some time ago but
the date Of the marriage was kept a Sec
ret and was known to but few.
The bride was attractiVely attred In a
travelling dress. Following the ceremony
q lunch was served after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Nies left for Montreal.
MIR Niles, the groom, is one of Mont
pelier's most prosperous business men. In
addition to his hotel business he owns the
Nilcs electric plant at Middlesex. Tha
bride, who is the widow Of Hon. Charles
w. Porter, lawyer and former secretary
of state, has numerous friends throughout
the city. They will make their home on
Western avenue.
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ESTATE OF DAVID NJ. ROSS, HUNT
INGTON

We the subscr. bers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden. com
N .ssioners to receive. examine ana adjus.
against the estate of David NJ. Ross. late
of Huntington. in said district, de
ceased. ana also all claims and de-
months from The day OF the date hereof
being allowed by satd cour, for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 the duties Of cur
appointment at the late dwelling house Of
this decedtnt in Huntington, in said dis
trict, on The first Saturdays of February
and June next. at l O'Clock a. m. on each
of said days 100
Dated this fourth day of December, 1899.
~ Il. BATES,
HENRY BATES
23w3t Commissioners.
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MIDDLES EX

G NJ White and family of Montpelier
spcnt THANKSGIVING at NJ. G. DeXter's.--
Miss Nellie A. Lafferty of Boston Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pierce
The locl separator station Wednesday
closed for the seas on.-Mrs. l.. c. Pierce
OF Waterville, who has been visiting her
son, DR.. ". NJ Pierce. the past week, To-
turned home Saturday.-Mr, r. T.. Camp
bell and family were in Northficld the last
of the wcak.--Among the sick the past
week are Mrs. Justin jew EFT and Moses
Silloway.-Rev Mr.. Hilltnan preached for
Mr.. Ryan Sunday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

In county court Yesterday tho uniting
in of evidence nv the state was CONTINUED
in the case of State VS.. Osborne.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
venerable Cen. stephen Thomas ceicbra-
ted his Goth birthday by giving a reception
from to s u m. at his residence on
Elm street TO his many friends and neigh
norS VINO called upon MN III large num-
ate CONGRATULATIONS Tba General is still
surprisinglv active ATTENDING to his husi
ness affairs doilv
"
NORIHf lELD'
Green Mountain Camp of Modern Wood
men of America was organized in this
Mace Tuesday evening hv Consul " q
Palmer of burlington. and J. r. McNally.
district danutv The carn starts off with
over ~ members and there officers: Y. G.
H. C. Moslcv: w. A. r. W. Howes; e. B..
CHARLSE Pa~vier. clerk Fl r. Dolo. escort
F l.. Howe: watchman. NJ. p. Blake: SEN
Try +. 3 HoweSi physician j. II. JUL
Eaton and +, o. Warner. This is the sec
ord camn ia he oruarized in the State and
a. is IiiinIv me tbird win he at Wiliame-
town Tha meeting was held in the For
esters hail which tine camp will probably
secure as tournament headouarters
observer " A shaw of the weather bu-
reau reports n mean temperature for No.
vember of 80 degrees, with a maximum of
~ on the 7th ana minimum or 10 on me
l4Ih' The precipitation amounted TO l3S
ihches ram or snow raining on 10 nays
The prevailing direction OF the WIND was
north ana tho month was made up OF hNe
GEAR i've parity CLOUDY ana ~ cIouuy
days.
pI,AINr1r1D
Mr Kicker of Groton ana Mr., Abbott
are IN town buying cattle ), X. ana +.
+. Kinney have purchased Israel Woods
fish market in Barre and taken possession
The case of Elmer Iailey VS. the town
OF flainfeld was tried last Wednesday
before city Judge Royce Of Barre. The
lury decided in favor of the plaintiff and
the town appealed to County Court.--Au-
Fustus Batchelder las sold the Jerusha
Batchelder farm to Andres Peterson or
Barre, who is to move there soon.-Mrs
ELLA Reed has returned to her home in
RoXbu,y. Mass
u,,rrpp1,py crNrpr
Joseph Tarnham has received the first
letter from his son William, private Co.
c. |. s. A, 26th Aegiment since his ar
rival in Manila. The letter was one
month and ten days on the way. Ha
speaks favoraby of the country.-Mrs,
George w. Remission returned from South
Barre Tuesday nisht.
WATERBURY,
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ne nit1i''".ncni S0'o'' VIII nun Nv
MAINS NJ ti'lE wen; .,,, 1000. .,,,s .,.
inc iiSla va riup M MI me- ms
,'i,, "a nm pn,.o,',tto.er, W. !,
''Il5 VIZ os ne ~ 80 "a
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inc "1 I'as 81 nattIn ~ tbe Rnvolntion, NJ
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ESTATE OF JOHN CLARK. SHELL
RITRNE

ESTATE OF JOHN CLARK. SHELL
BURNE
We, the subscribers having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden. COM
missioners TO receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of John Clark, late Of
Shelburne in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, va
do therefore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to the duties of our appointment
at the store of Roberts K Deyeue, in Shell
burne village in said district on the last
Fridays of January and May. 1900. next
at 10 o'clock a. m, on each of said days.
G. y. ROBERTS,
EDWARD SANrON.
23w3t Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

Mrs. George Shares, young woman who
has lived within a NEW miles of Barre,
recently made the first visit to the town
within twelve years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

OR SAi.E-A matched pair of driving
horses. Morgan blood. own brothers, five
and six years old, light bay with black
manes and tails, about Il hands hieh;
weight 1890 pounds; sound, kind no faults.
H. W. Rice, Fletcher. VT. 2S3ltN22w''t
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT at Underhill
Flats VT a fine, large store in good re-
pair good location for business. Ad-
dress W. +. Thorp, Cambridge, W
21.w5t
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17or Salc.

ARM of - acres for sale in Shelburne;
situated near railroad and 4 mile from
creamery: wei wa,cred; good orchard
WI keep is head of cattle Chas. Myers,
She.burne, Vt. -2w4t
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ARM or $50 ACRES for sale, 5il miles
from city also q COWS, 6 yearlnss. hay,
grain, tools, etc A. l.. Beoedict Dorset
street South Burlingtou. H3,6t&W,it
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CENT
A
WORD.

advertising in this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from go to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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and daughter, Mabel of Montpelier, Ar
thur S. Martin of Barre, Frank ana Carl
Perry of Barre Miss Mabel Martin of
Montpelier, David Martin OF Barre, Allen
Martin Of Essex Junction and Dean pcrly
of Burlington and W. II. Martin Of
Undcrhll.-Miss iibbec, teacher in
Montpelier has been visiting her parents
herc.-Arthur Stoughton left on Sunday
for Barnard, where he is teaching school.
The 5. r. G.. 5. opened on Monday with
a large attendance.-W n. Marin re-
turns TO Underhill this week.-Miss Edith
n. skinner has returned from trip west.
GEORGE Walker of East Barnard is
working for Dr.. Burnett.-Henry Sargent
is building new meat market on Chel-
sea strect.-Miss Hayward of Tunbridge
is boarding at Burton Tonney's while at
tending the s Il. H. S.
ROCHESTER,
Artcmus cioodna died Nov 80 after a
long illness. His funeral was held Sun
day, Rev. Mr.. Adams ofiiciatirg-Mrs
Oliver and Miss Mclona Hone from
Mortified have been al Ward Hodgkins
II few days.-Dr. Noble and wife from
Middletown, Coon, spent THANKSGIVING
day at Henry Chaffce's.-Lewis Hubbafd
is slowly InendinF. i. Edgerton and fam
lily spent Thursday and Friday in Warren
will Pierce and wife from Shrewsbury
recently spent a few days with Mr.. md
Mrs. c. G. Spaulding.-GCOrge Martin from
h Gaysville was in town to attend his broth
ers funeral.-Clayton Hubbard is impr1v-
ing in health. He is to have an auction
soon and sell his farm and stock.-Carl
Martin has gone to Boston to work in a
mark EFT. l.. Martin from Eethel was AZ
his fathers THANKSGIVING day. His wife
returned homo with him.-Amos Guernsey
and wife from Pittsfield spent last week
in tCwn.-The funeral of Henry Martin
was held Monday, Rev. Mr., Sharp Of
iiciating.-Mss Grace MarCin has returned
from, Boston and is teaching school N
Stockbridga.-NIrs. LOWS from Burlington
has been in town few days with her
parents. Ms. and Mrs. Piper.-Mr. Bibber
from Boston was in town recently in the
interest of the White River railroad. The
mana gers IRE very much discouraged at
urcsent.-ChDrles kinsnan has gone to
california for the winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents a dozen, by mail u cents Dozen
Free Press Association. 33,Wtt
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DR.. L. HaZen. ,ss on Pine st.

If you wish teeth removed without a
particle of pain and without any bad af-
er effects, Euchersma is what you want
! have used it for eight years for thou
lands Of patients. Feeble and nervous
7copIe may come with absolute conf dencc
hat they will not be hurt in the slightest,
10 matter how bad their teeth may be or
now many they want out.
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7 G T. II
EXTRACTED

ABSOLUTELY NITnOUT PAIN.
7HE ONLY OFFICE IN BURLINGTON
where you can get teeth extracted
WITHOUT A PARTICLE OF PAIN,
without taking Gas or Cocaine
LADY ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE
\ Ip.;,,t NJ i,,n,,nrs M kttn,. tftnatS
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CRAFTSBURY.

George Anderson and L. Rand spent
Thank sgiving in Observation-Disclosures II.
Anderson from Boston, formerly of this
town, made a short visit here last week.
Mrs. Jessie Goodwin and children from
I1ubhardston, Mass, are visiting friends
in town.-Nearly all the schools IN town
commenced last Monday carpenters
have commenced work on the new ell to
Mr.. Hansons house.-Rcv. Hoyt Hill of
Syracuse, n. y, came here last Wednes-
day to accompany his wife and children
home. They have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. F.. Hoyt.
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WESTFIELD.

Sheriff and Mrs. George Miller are the
proud parents of n thirteen pound boy
who arrived Sunday. Dec. 8. Mother and
child are doing WelL-Pcter Gardner, one
of the olde. residents died of pneumonia.
Nov. 20. The funeral was held at the Ro-
man Catholic church at Lowell Dec. l..
lie was a prosperous farmer and mem
her of HaZen Post His wife and four
childrcl. Charles of st. Johnsbury, and
Mrs. Joseph DucEGrme, Mrs. Thomas
Ducharme and Miss Della. survive him.
About eight inches of snow fell last Mon
day-The village schools opened Monday
with an attendance of about 49,
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BARTON.

E. r. Webster of the U. V. Nj. Is home
sick with a fever.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Browning of Morrisvllle visited at Mrs
Browning's parents, n. NJ. SCOTS last
week.-Mrs.. f.. f. Rawson of Benningtcn
is at DR.. r. b. Skinner s.--George II.
Davis went to Boston last Monday morn
lng.-The new central office for the Peo-
pies Telephone company, back of Seav-
er's store is completed and now in USE
NJ. d. Scott has sold his house to Doug
las Lester. While Andrew Wolcott of
Glover was away from his mill at supper
last Friday evening some one broke into
the mill and robbed the money drawer of
$3.50 in money and checks.
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FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce have gone
to Canada to spend a fcw days with
-fril4ds and relatives there.-John Nc
CauShen hurt his foot very badly by
striking it with a pick-axe when digging
Il ditch.-Mrs. Frederick Wallace has been
treated for strangulated hernia by Drs.
Jaynes, Grout and Howe and there is a
fair prospect of her recovery. Harrison
Wallace. son of Mrs. Frederick Wallace.
and Judson Cooper, her brother from
Elgin, p. @, came to visit her last week
They returned on Saturday.
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d0lalltcd.

FIRST CLASS WEANERS on fancy
worsted and cassimeres wanted STEADY
work Saxtons River Worsted Mill
2l1.d&wU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

Whitney Post meets for inspection Sat
urday evening. The election of officers will
follow the inspection Sherbune f. Cil,ey
left here Sunday morning for Manchester,
n. H.. whore he will spend a few days.
Hon. and Mrs. M. Il. King entertained
Miss Marion Huntington of Randolph The
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-11
THE SANTA FE'S NEW LINE.
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