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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. e. d. Blackwell and daughters.
Ella and Ruth went Saturday to Brandon.
where the young ladies will enter school
this week MIR. and Mrs. Blackwell are
soon to reside there. Mr.. Blackwell having
charge of an electric lighting company,
quiet wedding took place at Plainfield
Saturday afternoon. only II few OF the I'M
mediate friends of the contracting par
ties being present. when Miss Emily tol-
lister, daughter of Mrs. Il. G. Spencer, WAS
united to MIR. James Freeman Vernon of
Barre. Rev. j. o. Sherburne of Barre was
the officiating clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
crnon are to reside in Barre.
Miss Sara t'G. Powers left Monday for
an extended visit in California. During
her absence Miss Ethel Ordway will as
sist in the general office of the Montpcl-
Ter and Wells River railroad.
Mrs. n j. Gutchell and family. who
have been spending the summer on Lake
Champaign near Burlington, returned homo
on Saturday.
Mr. and Airs. c. c. Bancroft were made
happy on sunday afternoon by the birth Of
daughter.
The fan term Of Montpelier seminary
opened Wednesday was matriCulation
day exercises in the chapel. All of the
faculty were present with the exception of
Miss Glover the teacher of modern Ian
guages considerably larger number of
students and visitors were present than
in former years and the outlook for an ex-
coodinrl,, y.I flled school ia worry cncour-
CHG Rriof addresses were made by
Dov mr. C,bamberla,n Of Torrngton.
conn Rev g n Judlkins Of this CITY and
Hon. Frank Plumey Of Eorthfcld.
rho funeral Of Mrs CYNTHIA Phelps,
,,i,1ou, of tho late Iu,ius phelns who di d
Mnndav evening at the advanced age Of 9j
lars was hold from her late home on Bcr-
i'm street at two o'clock Wednesday after
ICON rho burial was made by the side of
nor husband and children i'm theold Berlin
rar,otery Eav I Edward Wright ofiiciat-
ing
Srboo, commanded Wednesday in all the
Grades NJ tho old school building and also
+, tha Lirdergarten now building. The
,,ou teachers are Miss Florence Ferrin,
instructress in wrench and German: Miss
Caroline Grisvold of st bloomsbury
t,.ohnr of r,nglisb. Miss Katherine GIL
hort ~ Northtleld. teacher Of music; Miss
I.aesie Rovvers In grade \ and Miss Alice
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
EORINSON-LITTLE

The marriage Of Daniel w Robinson and
Mrs Elsie Anne Little took place Tue
day at 3 p. m, Mt the home of the bride Mt
.02 West 18th street. New York city, the
ceremony being performed by Rev Mr..
Baldwin. The bride will he pleasantly re-
membered by residents Of this city as the
wife of the late Or. james Little, an en-
inent physician and surgeon Of New York,
who from 1875 to the time of his death in
1885 was professor Of surgery In tho mcd-
zeal department of the University Of Ner-
mont. She Is an abrasive and estimable
lady, and she has many friends who will
cordially welcome her to burlington. Mr..
Robinson is president Of the well-known
frm of Robinson Edwards Lumber Com
pany of Burlington. and one of our most
respected and esteemed citizens.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY. sPIEMBEK5 1901.

that one-half of the city's water supply Is
used by the various polishing mills of the
city. Tho decision practically shuts off
the use of city water by these polishing
mills and 1t will be necessary for them to
get their water for mechanical purposes
by some other means The decision will
also shut off considerable source of rev.
cnuc for the city as the large number OF
polishing mills require an immense guam
tity of water. revenue from which now
goes into the city treasury,
Goddard seminary opened it's doors for
another year Tuesday with about the us
ual number of students present. Cand!-
dates for the foot ball teams will begin
practice at once and II Is expected that a
good team Will he put on the grid iron
this fall.
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1XNGIN
will relieve yourpain.
full periOds-there is
no exceptional case

ESTATE OF CATHERINE A. BACON.
BU RLINGTON.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.
tendon.
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Catherine A, Bacon, late of Burlington,
in said district. dect ased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned tho
sd day of Sept. 1901, next for the settle
n.ent of the account of the executrix of
the last Will and teste mcnt of Catherine
a Bacon, late of Burlington, IN
said district, deceased. and for
a decree of the residue OF said estate to
the lawful claimants of the same. and or
dered that public notice thereof be given
to all persons Interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks succt $
sively previous to the day assigned, in tho
Darlington Weekly Free Press, a news
paper published in said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms In Bur
l!neton, Vt, on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of SAID nc
count II you see cause. and to establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants OF said residue.
Given under my hand, this End day OF
September 1907.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM
1O,w3t Judge.
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R0XBURY.

The remains of Mrs. Algernon Spaud-
Ing Of Worcester, Mass, who died last
Saturday of consumption. We're brought
here Monday for intermcnt. he funeral
was held at the Congregational church,
Rev. Mr.. Sharp of Northhold officiating
Beautiful flowers testified to the loving
membranes in which she was held 49,
Miss Madie White gave party to her
young friends Saturday evening at -.
Howe ir. 8. Ice cream and cake were
served and n pleasant time enjoyed.-Mrs
Minnie White returned to her home in
Watertown, Mass, Monday. Tn" other
summer visitors are rapidly returning to
their city homes.-F. o. Kennedy and wife
of Hancock we're In town several days of
last week visiting old friends.-Mrs. II
T. Worcester accompanied her two nieces
Misses Minnie and Jessie Worcester to
their home in South Barre Tuesday morn
ing.-Charles Baglcy is at home having
cut two Of his fingers quite badly with n
saw while Mt work iii n furniture shop in
St. Adams. Miss Lila Steele spent Sun
day in Mortified. Edward Young Of
Bellows Falls visited his brother George
Young last week. Upon his return he was
accompanied by his daughter. Miss Flor
enCe Young who has been spending sew
oral weeks here.-AIiss Nina Brown. who
has been spending a portion OF her vnca-
ton with her mother Mrs. Adclia Brown
returned TO her duties at Goddard somi-
nary Monday.-Quite a number from here
attended the Barre camp meeting last
week MIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Roys and C. A.
RoNs. Mrs. Fred Rows and son Clarence
Mrs. y. -. Rice and Mrs. w. !. Carpenter
spent the day at Moss Glen Falls last
week Tnosday.-A. A. Tracy of East Mont
pelier spont portion of last week at S.
g. Stantons and Marshall Latham s.
Miss Eta Snow is at work for Mrs. Adel-
liza Brown.-H. A. Howe and wfc and
u n a MI A,ua cot
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CABOT -.

j. a. Farrineton and daughter are tc 60
to Burlington about the 18TH whore they
have hired tenement for the fall sn1
winter Three cases of intCxiCation wera
tried before Justice Fisher Saturday and
Monday. Justice Ly ford also had a civil
case on one OF the same days.-Mrs. II. G.
Williams Is spending a couple Of weeks
with her sister In Boston.-Dr. II. CT. VII
liams is DOING work his week in Marsh
hcld.-Services will he held AT the Congrr-
gational church next Sunday rs usual.
Rev. o. E. Aiken occupied the pulpit last
Sunday.-Tho ball game of August 18th re-
suited in score OF to I in favor Of the
Sheffields THE town is somewhat depo-
pulated by reason of the mary going
away to sch, oil and to teach. Those at
tending at Montrcllcr Seminary are as
follows: Garlic Hills. Dean Batchelder,
Dean Blodgett Earle Rogers and Grace
Morse. Miss Morse Is to take piano and
Iipe organ lessons. Willis Rollins Is Al
so st Montpelier and May Ormsbee, Alice
Blodgctt Emma Laird and Julia Rollins at
Johnson: cary Smith at St. Johnshury
and Pansv Smith at Fitchburg. Mass,
Normal school--E. J. Morrill, had one
hand badly laCerated by the explosion oil
dYnf mite cap Saturday. which was
thrown at him, it being on cartridge
With fuse attached and lighted Just for
fun The occasion was the noon hour.
The rest of the gang we're at work on the
road and Mr. Morrill, lying down for brief
rost.-The Good Templars County Union
held with the lodge at the place last
Thursday was quite successful, Quite a
number of visitors We're present ard the
hall had been prettily decorated with a
lrofusion of flowers. The forenoon SEES
sion was of a business character the wei
core being given by r. NJ. Hoyt of VIM
ooski Lodge. The reports from lodge
showed gain over last yeer In member
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SOUTH ROYAlTON.

W. II. Martin and Miss Isabelle went IN
Barre on Monday. From there they will
GO to Underhill for few days Mrs.
Frank p. Moore has returned to her home
In Springfield Mass-Mr. Wright of Loo
WELL Mass, is at Brightw God. MIR. and
Mrs. J. s. White of Philadelphia were in
town Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. Pierce
and Mrs. Tracy left last week for their
homes in New York.-A son was born re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitman.
Mrs. c. B. Wall and Mrs. HcnrS Hub
bard went to Northneld last Friday for a
Vist.-Miss Blodgett and Miss Pratt arc
boarding at Burton Tenney' miss
Wealthy Dewey of Hartford, Conn, re-
turns this week to her home Mrs. Chick-
ering and Miss Emma Gordon have re-
turned to their homes.-Mss Hattie
Locke, who has been boarding at Miss
Days. left last week for her home in Wor-
cester, Mass.-The S. r. G. s. opened on
Tuesday morning.
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READING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Johnson have been
visiting at Mr.. Hammonds and Mr..
Barnes'.-A large number from the place
attended the fair at Windsor last week.
Mrs Mary Megrath, wife of Alfred Me
grath, died on Saturday, August 3lst Of
dysentery. after a weeks Illness. She was
Find friend and neighbor Funeral ser
vices were held at the homo or Sunday nf-
tcrnoon. Miss H. G.. Roscoe pastor Of tho
triVersalist church officiating. The floral
tributes were many and beautifu'-Mr,
and Mrs. Perkins have been visiting In
Pridgewater and Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin In
Hnrtland.-C. n. Fay OF Holyoke, Mass,
was in town last week and went from here
to Tyson, accompanied by his wife and
daughter How ard White and wife OF En-
field, n. H., visited his mother Mrs. Hank
White this week. Mrs. White visits In
Springfield and Chester this week Miss
Julia Teller Is teaching In Cavendtsh and
Miss Ethel Rice at Sawyer Stand IN this
town.--Miss Butler OF Windsor is guest
of Miss Lena Buck
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Amos Hartwel ard Miss T. r.
Dingwall of Montpelier were here the 1rst
of the week.-Mrs.. Wallace Goodwin Is
taking In the Exposition at Buffalo.-The
Bliss brothers spent Last week in Buffalo
School at the Centre commenced last
week and other schools in town open the
present week-Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Bass OF
Hamln, MINI, arc visiting relatives here
Mrs. r. A. Pierce is in Montpelier Ia
SPEND few weeks with Mrs. H. B. Wood
~erd her mother who is III with rheuma-
tism. She Is accompanied by Emily Bra
zier.-There will be pi reaching at the Cen
tire each Sunday at 3 o'clock during this
and the coming month.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Arthur benjamin is attending the fail
term OF school at Goddard seminary. -
Rev. f.. T.. Angel of Orange Is expected
to preach here next Sunday morning in
exchange with Rev. c. II. Coolidgc.-Mrs.
Mary Smith of st. Johnsbury and Mrs
Esther Weeks of East 1Iardwick have
been visiting Mrs. j. D. Bailey.-There
was a large attendance at the funeral Of
Mrs l.. j. benjamin, which was hold at
the church August 81. Rev. j. Edward
Wright officiating. She had n large ctr
Gle of friends, and there were many beau
tiful tributes.-Byron Pierce and Clara
Pierce Of East Calais were united In mar
rtage last Sunday morning by Rev. G.. H.
COOLIDGE
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page)

Arlington are visiting al Daniel Blolgetts
Miss Mamie IIoag has returned IRON
Lyme n. H.--Mis Edyth Mcintyre is i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Barber and SON OF
Concordia, Kan, are guests at w. Is.
Avery's.-L. Il. Avery OF Ferrisburgh Is
visiting friends in this place.-Arthur Es-
icy and Carl Rowland arc visiting frien Is
in Waitsfield.-Miss Addie LaMountain OF
Boston is visiting friends hcTe.-L y.
Hathaway has moved into Mrs. NJ f. AL
len 8 house
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CALAIS,

Rev. 7. w. Cate and family OF Maine. q
w. cate and wife of Massachusetts. II
w. Cate and family of Montpelier. II. f
HOLSTER and family of East Montpelier
j. o. Lamb and family of East Calais
were at r. w. Gates at North Calais last
Saturday to attend the Cate reunion held
In Memorial Hall. Dinner was served tc
twenty-nino. Rev 7. w. Cate goes tc
Japan to the rniversalst Mission r
Fay of Boston is visiting his mother al
East Calais.-Mrs. Tabor Of Montpelier Is
visiting 1t Hon A. Dwinel's.-J. O. Lam
gees to Montpelier az grand juror at .hiy
term of court.-A Dwinell and sen arc
working on their new grist mill.
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WAlISElELD.

Otto Bushnell is at some for two
weeks vacation before returning 10 his
studies at the Wesleyan University. Mid
dleton. Conn.-Mr. ard Mrs. +. A. Davis
of Philadelphia. former residents of this
place. are visiting friends in town for a
few days.-A party of eight or ten from
here have gene on two weeks fishing
end camping trip to Lake Champain near
the mouth of otter Creek Capt. Frank
Matthews, of the Providence r. L. police
force, with his two sons, spent last week
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs A. 4. Mat
theUS
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GAYSVlllE.

The remains of Mrs. Dane Clifford Es-
tabrook of Lowell, Mass, were brought
here for interment last week Saturday
Benjamin Blanchard Of stony Brook died
suddenly last week Wednesday, Haro old
Abbott was seriously hurt by being
thrown from his bicycle and striking on
his head last Wednesday. At last re-
ports he seemed to be on hopeful ground
towards recovery.-Miss Leda Smith has
gone to Orwell to teach this fall.-This
place is without "a hotel at present as Mrs,
Clay Is preparing to leave town to live
with her daughter in Hartland
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MORE LYNCuERs CONVICTED.

Wetumpka. Ala, Sept. 5-The jury
which found George Howard guilty OF
murder In tho first degree, and sent him tc
prison for life, has found John Strength
and Martin Fuller guilty of murder II
the second degree, and liked their punish.
ment at ten years in prison. Others ar,
awaiting their fate. Interest in the cases
does not abate. The town Is filed viii
people from all portions of the county
and the court house Is packed to suffoca
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FOR SALE--Nermont Farm Broadview, a
farm of $50 acres, large, convenient
barns, never failing soft spring water
with good head, runs through stove in
winter; large silo, brick and frame dwell
ling with ell and veranda, fine elm shade
trees grand view, excellent pastures
with plenty of water productive land.
easily worked: not stony; will carry
large dairy and growing stock, IS head
or moro; 1000 cords of hard wood to spare
which when cut and dry Will bring So
cord by drawing miles sugar orchard
convenient. apple orchard. Farm is two
miles from East Roxbury n small place
with shops, saw mil. telephone office,
postoffice mail twice day, creamery
school, meetings in large school house.
good community; four miles from South
Northfield where there are grist mills
store. shops and slate works, six miles
from Ncrthheld depot, quite a business
place, having several granite shops, corn
and canning factory, many stores, shops,
churches, etc. This farm can be bought
for $3.50 Address Jennie +. Ladd, East
Roxbury, VT. 5,wkyS Satan
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Welded IN MONTREAL.

a Montreal correspondent sends the
Free Press notice Of the marriage at the
arChhishop's palace in that city on Aug %
of Adclard Paul Forget, a lawyer. OK
zouave and brother of the lieutenant gov
ernor Of the Northwest Territories. ana
Miss Nathalie Hadd. Mr. Forget formerly
resided in Burlington and has several rela-
tiVes hero. his sister. Mrs. Beauchemin,
living at 345 st. Paul street. He was at
one time quite n political figure among
the French voting element.
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ESTATE OF GILES ANDREWS.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit
iendep rs.
Hhe s;onorabe the Probate Court, for
the District of Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the estate OF
GILES Andrews, late of Shclburnc. in said
district. deceased.
GREETING:
Wherear. said Court has Assigned tho
2lst day Of Sept. next for the settlement
of tho account Of the cXccutrix of the la It
viii and teIame nj of Giles Andrews,
late Of Shelburne, deceased, and
Scr a decree Of the residue of said
estate to the lawful claimants of the same.
md ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested
" said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the
day assigned, in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, newspaper published in said
district
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur
lngton VT on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of said
account II you see cause, and to establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants Of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 23rd day of
August, 1901.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM. Judge.
10,w3t.
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ESTATE OF JOHN LAFAYETTE BAR
STOW OF SOUTH BURLINGTON.

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 La
favette Barstow late of south
Burlington, in said district. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
day OF the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do there
tend to the duties OF our appointment at
the iate residence of the decedont in south
burlington, in said district on the hrst
at 10 O'Clock a. IN on each OF said DAYS
Dated this ith day of September, 1901,
HIRAM MFRRIHEN,
LINCOLN MERRlHEW,
10w3t. Commits sioners.
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PLAIN FIELD

Miss Emily Spencer and James Venio OF
Barre were married at the home of s. Is
Gale Saturday afternoon by Rev. j. O.
Sherburne of st. Johnsbury.- Smile Smith
and w. S. Martin are attending the Shcr-
brook fair this Week.-Mrs. Jessie Kent
returned to Lakeport, n. H.. last Mon
day.-Charles Davis of Barre visited al
Orlando Martins on Sunday.-Mrs. II. T.
Martin is In South Woodbury..
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POSTMASTER AND PENSIONERS.

Washington, Sept. b.-Ora NJ Carpenter
has been commissioned postmaster al
Island Pond. Fred r. Patch has taken
out letters patent for IA double plater
plancr
The following pensions have been grant
ed; VIM. II, Butterheld, West Dummers
ton, Sl2: Geo. W. Slavery, WILLIAMSBURG
Slt; Eddie s. Severance, Bakersfield. s..
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WORCESTER.

Frank Jones who has run the Worces-
ter House for the past four years. has
moved to East Montpelier and has rent
ed tho Hotel there. David Sessions has
moved to East Montpcler.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gray on
sunday, Aug lS.-Miss Frances Hatch has
returned from Massachusetts,
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EAST ROXBURY

son was born to Mr.. ami Mrs. Charles
blanchard. Aug 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
steele and daughter returned TO Worces-
ter Mass. Thursday.-Winirrcd Foss re-
TUNED to Wells River Monday. where she
has a position as teacher in tho Grammar
st loOl
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PROSPERITY IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Sept, MIR, Back
Labor Commissioner, says that the volume
Of wages paid in Connecticut during the
present year will be larger than for any
preceding twevemonth; that since the
termination of the industrial depression In
1897 general advance of from to 20
per cent In wages has taken place, and
that during 1901 the wave of prosperity
has mounted higher than ever before in
Connecticut"
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
svery week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
Twelve words, two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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5luticr.

DEALT RS-Write for prices on candies
and gums, before buying Fresh eggs
beans and ginseng wanted. G., Z. Prin-
die & Sons, Charlotte, VT. lT,d&Wtf
ASTRAY-Came on to my premises Aux
%, five young cattle, 3 two-Year-o'd
hefers, and yearling heifors. The
owner is requested to prove property
pay necessary expenses. and take them
away. Charles Belts, South Favstor.
Vt 1GW.tt
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FOR SALE-Three licensed hotels, one
saloon, one stock furniture and under
takers goods one livery stock, three
steam launches. Good farm taken IN ex-
change, $500 stock, general merchandise.
county trade. No competition. j. -.
Shahan, Port Henry n. Y. l,wtf
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, Sept 5.-Nermont pan-
sions-lnCreasc, restoration, reissue, etc
Peter Cahert, East Dorset, Sl2; Marcus r.
Russell, North Clarendon, S25; Chas. ..
Thompson, Woodstock. 80 Original. wild
ows, etc, Julia A. Weber. Brattleboro
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cussion ION the use Of alcohol as a caus-
atve factor in the production of Bright s
disease and disease of the heart and blood
vessels" Independent Investigations by
the members are desired, conclusions to
he drawn from the bes; data obtainable
n 10 no naI ht- otati
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or JOsErTE DORR OF BUF
LINGTON.

ESTATE OF JOSETTE DOISR OF BUR-
LINGTON,
We. the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust tho claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate OF 10.
settle Dorr, late o: Burlington,
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 allowed
by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we Will
attend to the duties OF our appointment
at the Jew elry store OF Louis Fireman. No.
70 Church street, Burlington, in said
district on the 2Sth day OF February.
next, at 10 o'clock a, m, on each of said
days.
Dated this 2Sth day of August, 1901.
FRED BEAOPRE,
G. +. GERMAN,
TO- vat. Commissioners.
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RUTLAND MAN RopBED POOR BOX

Quincy, Mass, Sept. 5.--Fred Wyatt OF
Rutland, Vt, has been sentenced to three
months in jail here for robbng the poor
box of st. Joseph's church.