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WAITSfIELD.

Childrens day exercises are to be held
next Sunday, June s. at both the Metho-
dist and the Congregational Churches
Mrs. Cassius Josln died Friday morning.
May 3o,after a long and painful Illness,
aged about &C years. Funeral services
were held at the house Sunday at p. m.
attended by the Rev. William Canley and
with q. II. McAlllster conducting The bear
crs were W. f. Jones, j. d. Davis. II. w.
Belden and Charles J. Greene and the
burial was in the village cemctery.-The
Rev. William Ganley Is at Montpelier a
few days this week attending the county
conference for Congregational Churches
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Church will serve ice cream attheir church
on Saturday evening, June 7. from TO
o clock.-The Rev. j. T. Badger was called
to Royalton Monday by the serious i'll
ness Of his wife, who is stopping at her
fathers at that place,-The pastors of the
two churches exchanged pulpits last Sun
day, the Rev J. +. Badger occupying the
desk ut the Congregational Church and
the Rev. Mr.. Ganley officiating at the
Methodist Church,. o. Haskins moved
this week to Waterbury, where he has en-
ployment in the Cooperative creamery. -
q. W. Wallis was in Boston and Worcester
n few days last week in the interest OF
the Waitsfeld Creamery company.-A very
fully attended republican caucus was
church. Tho meeting was called to order
and the call read by the chairman of the
town committee, B. d. Bisbee. who then
presented the names Of II. N. Bushnell
for temporary chairman and d. II. Bis
bee for secretary. Hon. c. f. Jones pre-
sented the name Of Daniel r. Bisbee for
chairman and ON ballot being taken Mr..
Bisbee was elected as chairman and
George W. Wallace was elected by viva
voce vote as secretary. The meeting then
town committee for the two years ensuing
az such committee: George N. Billings,
election OF delegates to the county, State
choice of the following: County delegates,
F. u. Wilder. w. E. Long and Clayton M.
Richardson.
District delegates-oeorge f. Ford. o. @.
Wilder and o. s. Joslin.
State convention delegates-O. q. Eaton,
delegates to tho State convention were un-
instructed and unpledged. but are under
stood to be two In favor OF Proctor and
one for McCullough.
The Memorial day exercises here were
programme which had been arranged. At
their hall and preceded by the Walstheld
terry where the q. A. r., ritual services
were held, together with music by the
band, recitation by James Neil, etc,
IA SGi hnn rat IN
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MlDDLESEX.

z. H. Dana has sold his house to J. l..
Hobart, consideration 81, 2O0-NIiss Florence
Wooster has been spending few days at
her home in arshfield-Pre- Memorial ex-
ercises were held in the village school
Thursday consisting of recitations and a
talk by the Rev. ]. J. ANGEL appropriate
for the occasion.-H. o. Ward Is having
his house painted. J. B. Hill and Frank
Dow are doing the work.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Johnson are spending the week with
relatives in Colchester.-The Waterbury
Tigers defeated the Village boys, to s. on
the home grounds, Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. G.. II. Bruce and c. c. Ward left
Tuesday for a few days outing at Shell
burne Pond.-Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Of War
rem and Miss Ivy Smalley were visitors at
William Shepards over Sunday.-Misses
Matte Price Of Barre and Nellie Herbert
of Montpelier were at their homes over
Sunday.-The republican caucus will be
held at the Center Saturday afternoon, at
two o'clock.-W. II. Vaughn and j. T..
Hastings went the first of the week on a
fishing trip TO Greensboro Pond.-Miss
Flora Shepard and friend, Miss Ethel Aus
tin of Websterville. visited her parents
last week
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and intermediate departments will observe
the last day of school with graduation ex-
ercises in the high school room.--H. Z.
Adams has returned from Boston.-Mrs.
Anna Blackmer of Newport, N. H., is Wis
iting friends in town.-Mrs. Emeline Fisher
and her granddaughter, Gladys, are visit
Ing Mrs. Fishers son, Edward. in Spring.
field. Mass.-Azro Lamson and family have
been confined to the house the last two
weeks with the measles.-Mrs. Guy Wilson
Is going to Springfield, Mass. Wednes-
day and expects to spend the month of
June with friends and relatives in Massa-
chusetts.-The W. II. S. ball team will play
Goddard Seminary at Goddard next Satur-
day.-The w. II. S. alumni banquet will be
held at the Harrington parlors Wednesday
June II at o'clock in the evening. the
banquet being under the management of
the ladies of the Universalist society.
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SOUTH R0YALT0N.

The Rev. Sherman Thompson, who was
a guest at Ora Goodales returned on Sat
urday to his home in Somerville. Mass
Frank Thurston and family of Hartford,
visited relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. T..
f. Bamforth arrived in town last Satur-
day, remaining until Monday. They made
the trip from Waterbury in their automo-
hile.-The Rev. w. T.. Mann was in Ran
dolph on Monday.-J. O. Belknap is Ill.,
Miss Isabelle Martin visited in Hartford,
on Friday.-The Misses Wynn have re-
turned,-John Flanders of Hartford was
In town Monday Mrs. Holman and child
rem went to Laconia, n. H., on Monday
morning. where they will reside,-Msses
Vorce and Blodgett spent Sunday in Ran
dolph.-W. V. Eastman is gaining.-Mrs.
Edward Sargent Is employed in L. F..
Ferry's store.-'rhe baccalaureate sermon
will be given in the Congregational church
next Sunday evening.
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WATERBURY,.

Elmer Keller. cutter at the hospital
who has been out of town for few days.
has returned, and is to move his family
into Nj. o. Evans's tenement house.
r. c. O'Neil has returned to his duties
at the gold mines in Nova Scotia, owned
by the International Mining Co.
John F'lannery 10 visiting for a few days
in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bidwell of Charles
town. N. H., are spending a few days at
the home of their son, DR.. Bidwel.
w. NJ. Gilbert of Morrisvlle Is clerk
In p. D. Ladd's store.
James Hattie, who has been confined to
the house for few days as the result of
fall, is able to be out again.
The officers elected at the meeting of the
Philomathean society on Saturday were as
follows: President, Mrs. A. I. Terry; vice
president, Mrs. s. F. Drew; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Minnie Haines; secretary.
Mrs. James Hattie; treasurer. Mrs James
Shepard: directors. Mrs. Charles Clark.
Mrs. Charles Wells and Mrs. M. Hutchin-
son: critic, Mrs. u. D. Brown; journalist
Swift
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Mrs. Cora Hunter Colley and two daugh
tiers Of Hill, N. f., are guests Of Mrs.
Harriet Hunter.-Miss Augusta Colley,
who has been for some weeks visiting in
Hill, Franklin and other New Hampshire
towns, returned to Green Mt. Lodge Sat
urday night. A. Gilmore and family left
Tuesday morning for Albany and other
points in the north part of the State. Mr..
Gilmore will return the last Of the week.
Mrs. Gilmore with children and maid will
be gone until the first of July.-Hon.
Frank l. Fish and wife called on friends
here Memorial day, returning to their
home IN Vergennes Sat,uday.-The ex-
ericises Memorial day were very interest
ing, the exercises by school children espe-
cially SO. and the Post and corps wish to
express their thanks to teachers and
scholars. The singing was excellent and
the address by the Rev. George II. Sisson
one of the best ever given here.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mr.. w. A, Clifford has commenced max
ing repairs on his house. George Baswell
IS doing the work Miss 1nez Granger was
home from her school for two days last
week.-The Rev. George e. Ladd of Ran
dolrh preached at the Baptist Church last
Sunday.-Mrs Susan Johnson has return
ed to her home here, after having spent
tho winter with her daughter, Mrs. Bald
win. in Morgan Park, In-George Prentiss
is boarding with h. d. Camps family
Mrs. Jcnness Is reported much better
Mrs. Sarah Clark is at her home for a
few weeks.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS

At ameetins held Tuesday, May q, the
Baptist Church voted to extend call to
the Rev. C. II. Jackson of Montowese
Connecticut. to become its pastor. He
preached here May II and II the call is &C.
cepted will probably assume the duties OF
the pastorate July l. Mr. Jackson is a ma
tive of Nova Scotia and was educated in
college there. He has been pastor in the
church at Montowese for the past three
years and at the same time taken a post
graduate course at Yale University. He is
80 years old and will be married in June.
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3IRL FOR HOUsEwORK wanted during
summer at Cedar Beach. in town of Char
lotte. Must be able to do plain cooking
we'll The bread is bought from bakery
and family washing and ironing are done
at laundry. Pleasant room for girl
Wages $3.50 a week. Mrs. Howe, 400
South Union street, Burlington. 49.wtf
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NORTHFIELD.

Memorial day was observed Friday with
the programme under the auspices of john
son Post G. A. II. In the forenoon com
mittees on decoration erected flags and
strewed flowers on the graves of all SOL
diers In this place. Roxbury and West Der
lin. At 1870 In the afternoon a procession
was formed on Depot Square In the follow
ing order: Mortified cornet band, tho Nor
witch University corps and cadets. as es-
cort President c. A. Plumley. Chaplain 4.
W. Sharpe. Orator Hon. Kittredge Has
kins, veterans and guests of the day In
carriages. William II. Boynton Post. John
son Post followed by large number OF
citizens. The line of march was up Main
and Vine street to Elmwood, where MEN,
orial services were conducted by the Sons
of Veterans at the grave OF +. 8. Mend,
closing with a volley and the sounding Of
taps by the cadets. The procession then
reformed and marched to Concert hall,
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EAST MONTPELIER.

The Rev. A. B. Aldridge has resumed
his work again.-NIrs. Gladding of Barre
is spending few days with friends here.
There Is new arrival at w. W.
Parker s.-George Conner of Mont
peler has purchased the Brooks house and
has moved his family there-Mrs. Adelaide
Webster Of Sudbury has moved to her sis
ter's home at j. r. Young's.-Mr. Woods
and MIR. Braziers children have been hav-
ing the scarlet fever.-h1iss Helen Nc
Knight and Herbert Kent were recently
married,
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ESTATE OF FREDERICK V. FITCH OF
HUNTINGTON

pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden. Com
missioners to receive examine and adjust
against the estate of Frederick V. Fitch,
late of Huntington. in said district de-
ceased, 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, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Cyrus
Harris in Huntington, in said district on
the first Mondays of July and December
days.
Dated this 4th day OF June. 1909.
S. j. RANDALL,
+. D. FALBY
19,w3t. Commissioners.
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BETHEL

The town hall was we'll filled for the
Memorial day services Friday afternoon
The Rev. Wilmond Warner delivered ar
able address and music was furnished by
the Randolph cornst band.-Ths Whitcomt
high school team defeated the White River
Junction ball team Memorial day on the
home grounds by the score of to A.
There was some rowdyism and drinking or
Memorial day, 40 result Of which George
Pecor. James Thurston and Patsy Gala,
han were arrested for breach at the peace
Thurston and Callahan were lined each
$3.50 and Pecor was acquitted Martin Grit.
fin plead guilty to a charge Of intoxica tior
and was fined 80. 50-The Rev. Charles w ells
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

Woodstock, June 3.-The June term of
Windsor County Court opened to-day,
Judge Seneca Haseton presiding. The day
was taken up with the docket a number of
cases being disposed of but enough bust
ness is left to keep the court at work for
some weeks.
The liquor case against George Barrows
was disposed of to-day the respondent pay
ing fine of si5 and costs
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Thursday of last week.-Mrs. Thomas
Jackson and daughter of Stockbridge visit
cd her sister, Alice Sargent Friday
Wheelock Howard died Friday. Funeral
services were held at his late home Sunday
at II o'clock. Tho Rev. j. Wesley Miller
officiating. The ball game Saturday be-
tween the Barnard and GaysVille teams
scored to in favor Of the Gaysvlle. -
Mrs. Conry and granddaughter of Pttsfield
visited at A. w. Billiards. Saturday.-Mrs.
Charles FELTON, was called to Tunbridgs
Tuesday by the death of hcr sister.
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NEWBURi.

Col. Preston post. G. A. r., with post
headquarters at Wells River, held Me-
mortal day exercises at the latter place,
the literary exercises being held In the
gregational Church. The audience was
large and the exercises interesting The
address was by Horace w. Bailey. Mar
tal music was furnished by the veteran
drum corps from West Newbury. Major
Fl. II. Lee veteran of the Spanish War,
was president of the day.-Pre- Memorial
day exercises were held In every school in
town The exercises at the town central
school were Of great interest and were at
tended by large number of people-Col.
John c. Stearns, Capt. P. S. Chamberlin
and ]. s. w. Prichard, the Bradford dele
gates to the State convention, are veterans
of the Civil Wharf.-The Rev. w. c.. Johnson
Of Barton, former pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church here. gave his celebrated lee
ture on the Critic of the Year 30o0' on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Johnson is an
entertainer of the first quality. -Sportsmen
James Richie and G. e. Wood Of St.
Johnsbury came down to try the trout in
the Slsby fish pond and went home salts
fled and well rppaid.
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BROOKFlElD,

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bigelow returned
from their carriage drive Saturday and will
make their home at East Brookfeld-
Hiram Coburn has returned from Mary
Fletcher hospital very much improved.-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Abran
Worthienl, May 10TH Thomas Hayes
began moving Saturday to the Buck place
in North BroOkfield, which he has pur-
chased.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Williams Sunday, May 18th
$. j. Washburn and wife were in town
last Friday and Saturday.
Sunday, June 1, was observed as Chill
dren's day at the Second Church, by songs
recitations and dialogues, followed by ar
address by the Rev. Abercrombie.-Mis
Goodrich spent her short vacation at her
home in Barre.--Miss Dillingham; OF
Mortified has been spending few days
with w. 8. Graves and family MIR
Schroeder and family came Tesday.-Wil
Alvod spent a few days at George Pan.
toms recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Blake were in town Decoration day.-Mrs
George Smith is able to be out again.
A number from here went to Barre the
30th.-The Rev. Abercrombie has gone tc
Fairlee to attend the county convention.
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WANTED-Savings bank depositors,
whose rate Of interest on their savings
is about to be reduced, to send for a
booklet, About Ourselves" giving our
plan that realizes, on invest ments recon-
n.ended by us, not less than to u per
cent. per annum. 1t is absolutely safe,
with the, principal substantially guar
anteed against loss. Douglas. Lacey &
Co., Hartford, Conn. i9,wf.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
VIII TIE RIVER JUNCTION,

Memorial day exercises were under the
auspices of the Hartford Soldiers asso-
citation which was organized before Abra
ham Lincoln Post G. A. r., now disbanded.
had an existence here. At p. m. a good
sized audience had assembled in Gates S
Opera House and after prayer and singing
the Memorial address was delivered by the
Rev. c. F.. Petty. pastor of the Universal
ist Church. At the conclusion of the ex-
ercises procession consisting of veterans,
sons Of veterans. schools, and citizens was
formed under direction of Capt Horace
French. marshal, and proceeded to Hart
ford cemetery, where the soldiers graves
were decorated and an address at the SOL
diers' monument given by the Rev. A. ].
Lord of Hartford villege. Appropriate ser
vices were also held at Quechee and West
Hartford and the graves of soldiers In each
Of those places suitably decorated.
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ESTATE OF AFRO F. HACKETT on
COLCHESTER.

We, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the district of Chttenden, COM
n, s!oners to receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of AFRO F. Hackett, lats
of Colchester. in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In Offset thereto: and six months from
by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend TO tho duties OF our appointment
at the law office of II. \. Deavitt in Wi
nooski village in said Colchester in said
district on the first Tuesdays of August
and December next, at 10 O'Clock n m,
on each of said days.
Dated this Sd day OF June, 1902.
c. II. HlPMAN,
H. l.. THOMAS
49,w3t Commissioners.
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BARRE.

Mrs. Julia Scott Morse, widow of Nathan
II. Morse, died Tuesday morning, aged So
years. after an illness of 16 weeks which
started with the grip and eliminated with
Brights disease. Mrs. Morse was one Of the
old and respected residents of Barre. The
funeral will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at her late residence. The Rev.
Dffie X. M. Jones will offlciate.
The funeral of the late Annie Simpson
Coutts, wife of Alexander Coutts, who died
Sunday, was held Tuesday afternoon
from the house on Shurtleff Place. There
was large attendance. The Rev. +. Ii.
Mitchell was the officiating clergyman.
The interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
st. Monica's Roman Catholic Church was
the scene of very pretty wedding Tues
day at 10 o'clock, when Miss Lucy l., the
second daughter Of Mrs. Elvira Cook, was
united In marriage to Philias Canton. The
ceremony was performed by Father o. M.
McKenna. After wedding trip to places
In Massachusetts Mr.. and Mrs. Canton will
be at home to their friends at 81 North
Main street.
Miss Margaret Clark, daughter of Allen
M. Clark, was married Tuesday at 10
o'clock to John Presley. Jr.. at the home
of the bride. The Rev. T. Fl. Mitchell per-
formed the ceremony. After wedding trip
to Montreal Mr.. and Mrs Presley will re-
side In Cliff street He Is popular men,
Der of Company F.
The Goddard Seminary base ball team
was defeated by klmball Union Academy
at Meriden. N. H., Monday afternoon by
score of 9 to 6.
Clan Gordon, order of Scottish Clans,
now has total membership Of $685. which
Is the largest in the country
Invitations have been issued for tho COM
mencement exercises of Spauldng high
school, which will be held from June II to
H.
Semi-fnals In the golf tournament Of the
Barre Golf club are being played off this
week. William Smith defeated N. B. Bal
lard, f. s. Williams defeated James Mac
Kay. DR.. G. M. Lynde defeated Peter Nc
Morrow and F. p Hone defeated c. A.
Dodge. Smith plays Lynde. and Hone plays
Williams.
Word was received in this city Tuesday
OF the death at Youngstown, Ohio, OF For
rest T.. Hooker, son of Loren n. Hooker Of
this city. The deceased was 80 years Of age
and was preparing to visit Barre when
stricken with typhoid fever. The body will
be brought to this city for interment.
At meeting of the city council Monday
night vote was passed that w. ii. Buch-
anan, former first constable, over whose
office there has been so much difficulty, be
asked to pay certain taxes Of the year 1856
collected by him and afterwards abated by
the city. The mayor and city attorney were
authorized to collect from Mr.. Buchanan
whatever sums of that nature were out
standing.
E. M. Lyon of the firm of Iowden &.
Lyon was in city court Monday afternoon,
charged with violating a city ordinance in
repairing his residence without getting a
permit to do the same. The case was con-
tinued to Wednesday, June L. It is pro-
posed to make this a test case.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Several from this place attended the me-
mortal exercises at East Randolph.-Chil-
drens day was observed at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday, June 1st.-Mrs. II.
D. Tracy's brother and his family visited
her last Sunday.-E. w. Paige and two
ladies from New York have been at the
Wayside farm for a few days.-Henry Hol-
man had horse get hurt last Friday by
another kicking Utmost of the farmers
have their corn planted and other grain
sowed.-A select party was held at J. b.
Adams's last Saturday evening.
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T@anten.

a.,
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF intelli-
renCe. 20 to 80 years of age, wanted as
attendants and nurses. For further in
formation, address Superintendent, Long
Island State hospital, Kings Park, n. Y.
129,d&w1m
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BRADFORD

Mrs. Genevieve Burroughs of West Con-
cord visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Hooker
Friday and Saturday. Mrs Burroughs
sang at the concert Friday evening.-Mrs.
+. Fl. Bickford has returned from Dover,
N. H.-Mrs. Helen Pickett has moved into
the Warden house.-The Academy ball
team played ball at Lisbon, N. H., Friday.
The choral class of Mrs. j. e. Worthen
gave concert in village hall Friday even
ing.--H. w. Eaton Of the firm of Clarke
ard Eaton is away for a vacation Of two
or three months.--Miss Alice Crook return
ed from Boston Thursday.-The Rev. II. J.
kilbourn preached the baccalaureate ser
mon before the graduating class of the
Academy at Randolph, June 1-Williann
Clay of Boston has been visiting his cou-
sin e. II. Sleeper.-Mrs. E. @. Osgood of
Bellows Falls is caring for her father ex-
Gov Farnham, who is very ill.-Charles
Farnham of Buffalo, N. Y, arrived here
Friday.-Mr and Mrs. T.. II. Nye have been
in Glover the past week.-Mrs.. X. ]. Cof-
frin is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bixby in Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Eliza Butterfield OF Whittier Califor-
MIA. is the guest OF her niece Mrs. II. w.
Lowd.-Alss Sarah Parker has returned
from her vacation in Concord and Nashua.
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Mntice.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns of Yer
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisenent. 37wtf
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ing of prayer by the Rev. William Ganley.
music by band and by union choir, recta-
tions by Miss Jessamine Billings, and Paul
Baird, reading Of Lincoln's Gettysburg;
address by Comrade u. A. Fisk, decora-
ton OF monuments and other exercises by
the pupils of the public schools, and a very
able and interesting address by the Rev
w. Il. Streeter of Warren, VT.