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older residents Of the town as Elder
Thurher and lived at Lower Cabot for sew
eral years preaching in the Advent church
at that place.-A concert will be given un-
der the auspices of the c. f.. society
Thursday evening January 16.-All places
Of business will close on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings at I p. m. beginning with
Friday evening of this week, January a.
officers of the G.. A. r. for the coming
year are as follows: S. b. Blodgett, Com. :;
G c. Phelps. S. Vice Com; George Dow,
j. Vice Com; f.. L. Knapp, q. NJ o. +.
Boyles, Chap. l.. Myers, o. D.; s. l.. Hop
kins, o. G.-Mrs. c. w. Gilman has been
failing for few days.-F. NJ. Marsh has
so far recovered as to be able to ride out
some.--O. r. Collins is to take up his resi-
dence in town for the remainder of the
winter.-It is reported that the sword
fePers have purchased the Coburn farm
+ Il 4. NJ. No. IS elected the follow
ing officers at their last meeting for tho
year ensuing: l.. w. Burbank. NJ D., w.
NJ: Rurt l.. Hood, S. w; ". Il. Lance, j.
W; S. j. Norris, S. D.; e. c. Could, j, D;
Mason Chester, S. s.; +. p, Davidson, j.
S; II. Osgood, chaplain; c. H. Dana.
marshal; *. +. Freeman. tyler; George
Gould. w; L. d. Waldo secretary; NJ. d.
Wells. organist. a semi-public installa-
ton will be held in connection with the
o. Il. S. chapter No. 50 at later date to
be announced.
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BROOKFIELD.

Prof j. l.. Hills of the state EXP RI
ment Station at Burlington gave very
interesting and instructive lecture on
clarifying at Grange hail Friday Ven
ing, Dec, Eth.-Dr. I. II. Whcatloy OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, siout his Cnt-tm
cation with his pdrents.-L. l.. Bigeiow
has gone to Proctor to work for Tho N,r-
mont Marble. complnY.-Chorlcs iI.Nson
has again gone to Lynn Mass.-Mr. Ly-
man of Rutland accompanied his cous. III
LOUIS BiEeioW, home for Visit.-M -
Lima Price, who is attending school al
Montpelier, spent the Chris mas vacatio
at homc.-Mrs ". W. Sprigue and NJ 5
Carrie Parker visited their mother, Mrs
Mallory, at the hospital, Waterbury
Dec. -tth.-Mis1 Parker returned to Eas
Montpelier. having spent Christmas will
Mrs. Sprague.-Christm as exercises were
held at the three churches in town Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Arnold Manchester has bought the
Thayer block on Conant square for $iV o.
After April the Manchester family will
occupy one of the tenements.
George Royce purchased a piece Of Tim
Der Of Phcnner Vail of Orwell for a der
rick to put up at his Grove street quarry
which measured 50 feet in length ana 4
feet through at the butt. 1t required eight
horses to draw the load
Ir. AVerll has sold his practice in sud
bury ard rented the Ripley house on Park
street which he will occupy soon Or.
stone has given up his practice Ola nc
count of i'll health and will so south as
soon as he is able to travel
Hon. Henry +. Field Of Rutland has ao-
cCIted the invitation Cf the social com
niitee of the Monday Club to give read
ing at their mid-year social Friday even.
ing. Music and refreshments will lie
served.
a. G. Squier Of New Haven is the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. H. W. Prindle
Mrs NJ +. Hopkins Of Montgomery is
in town to spCrd tho winter with her son,
u. =. Hopkins ard family
Herbert Durgy of Scmersworth n. j..
is spending a few days with his parents,
o. a. Durgy and wife.
Wanac" hin of Indian Territory. is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Hormon VIII
liaus, after III absence OF - years.
Edgar Bliss ana family of Boston,
Charles Bliss and wife and Frcd Bliss of
New York are in town to celebrate the
birthday Ct their father +. j. Piss
Carrie Ormshcc returned to Boston Sat
urGay after spending Christmas at her
home here
john M"Colam returned ia Lcominstcr.
Mass, Monday.
w, s. smart, Jr., and wife Of Rutland
are at the CCIgrogdtional parsonage for
a few days.
Henry Flint has returned from an alb
sCnCe Of seN eral ", Cks ir Massac husctts
G II. Ro"s is ConfiLcd to the house with
a severe cold
Miss May Dram is home from Albany,
\ Y. for tho hOlidlN Nncntion
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and wife from Montpelier, visited his par
ents, C. l.. Bagley and wife over Sunday.
Lewis Shontell jr.. Of New York city
spent Christmas with his father, returning
to his homo Saturday night..-The sta &c
was an hour late Saturday night IN ac-
count of wreck en- the rdilroad.-Tlarold
Austin and wife moved to Worcester
Tucsday.-Frank Hart received word
Tuesday that his sister at Waterbury
Centre was not expected to lVe.-fhc
singing school commenced last week
taught by Mr.. Dudley; 1t viii be held
TUESDAY nights the rest of The term.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The friends of John Connolly have pre-
scented him witt purse of atout $40 as a
Christmas gift. He is as comfortable as
possible and very appreciative of the in
ter, st taken in him by so many.
Saturday forenoon Dr. j. p. Clifford, as
sisted by Drs Rumrill and Russow, per-
formed an operation on u. l.. Merchant.
who severed three small arteries in one
leg more than n week before when knife
with which he was cutting cardboard
slipped and cut bad cash. The arteries
were properly tied and Mr.. Merchant is
now getting along nicely.
Hon. James Hutchinson, administrator,
has sold to S. V. Holman the J. r Ban
croft place on Forest street, the consider
alton being sos Miss Emma Ban, roft.
daughter Of Mr. Bancroft, has gone TO
Barre to remain for the present with her
aunt
At the grange meeting Saturday evening
there was an election to ill the Offices #
assistant steward End lady assistant Or.
rim w. Mann and Miss Mary Morse being
chosen. Mrs. l.. p Thaypr read a thought
1ul paper filled with helpful suggestions
on the character of lecturers work. II. W.
Vail gave an interesting talk on Aroostock
county, Nc, " here he lately went with
the Maine board Of agriculture, and Dr.
w. NJ. Kelly rendered two solos. Owing
to an accident The Mas gle Mirror" viii
be presented at the next meeting instead
of Saturday evening last. A. A. Prirst.
who has served three years as master 4
the grange, was elected installing officer
and at the next rieetins the officers for
the coming year viii lc stationed
Monday forenoon at II o'clock occur
red the funeral of Mrs. Julia r. skinner
who has made her horne with her damon
ter, Mrs ID. G. Woodward. Mrs. Skinner
who was about 81 years old suffered 4
partial shock lest summer and had fnI 4
gradually Stree. Last week 3. sacon
shock made h.r friends resign hone of her
recovery. Another dauehter. Miss Elean,r
Skinner. and two sons Lewis Edward aud
john Calvin Skinner. manager of The
Westcrn Chemical con,ranv of Don,-.r
Col, survive her She also left - chill
Dire n and two preat-erand childrei, H.,
j. a. Sherburne of Barre a ufe-Innn
friend. officiated at tho funeral assieto5
By Rev. G. e. Ladd Of the Conrr,pntion,I
church Inte,msnt was In Rovalton NO.
side the grave of Ter husband Lewis sl,in.
ner. Mrs. SINNERS iirti mace was pan.
field but most of her life was snant in
Rcyalton
Mre Allan Flint ,,,,r aa,,1l 80 -. -
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
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CRAFTSBURY.

MIR. ard Mrs Dell Sraulding spent the
holidays at Lancaster n. 1.-THE Christ
mas exercises at the town hail by the
children were very interesting aud pleas
ms. The gifts from the Christmas tree
were beautiful and numerous Mrs. Jas
pir Anderson from WING OSSi who has
been spending the holiday with her son,
George, returned home last Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Dunn from Gree sbOro are Wis
iting friends in town.
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PLAINFIElD.

Brooks Buxton of Marshneld and Miss
Bessie Spencer of Montpelier were mar
riod on Christmas night at the home Of
Rev. l.. f.. Fortner. They left m,di-
ately for Montreal and upon their return
Monday were given reception at their
home. An oyster supper was served aIp
the company entertained by several scl.r-
ton by Harley Heath.-A chicken pic suu-
per was served by the Congregational Aid
society on Now Years day.--H. e. CutiUr
has sold his lambs to Il. T.. Mckor.-A
new bell has been put into the school by
the pupils.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Miss Eta Chamberlain. a teacher in one
of the Montpelier schools was tie recent
guest Of Ella Webster.--Howard Eds IN
and Miss Lillian Suck. were at y. Il,
Bucks last week.-T RILEY spent Christ
mas with his daughter and family III this
rlace.-Mrs. Lizzie Freeman expects to 20
to Worcester, Mass, this week to SPEND
the rest of the winter IN her daughtrr.--
Mrs. /. S. Xidder who has been i'll for
the past few weeks is atlc to sit UP part
of the time. -Aode Ladd as gone to RAN
GO luh To work for "A few weeks
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auction SALE at the residence of tic late
Sherman Barber last Tuesday and Sntur-
day was largely attended and Auctlon'cr
H. b. Ellis made sales rapidly.-Dr. JaSprr
=. Newton received Ais fourth arpoint-
nicnt rs health officer for the town of zen
son last week This appointment will con
tinue over the three years Gene
Newell Harrison v no has been the Ell
nci.nt meat cutter for l.. -. Bcldcn Tor
the past four years, has bought out Mr.
Iclden John Barter has hired out to
Charles y. Parsons, the st. Louis mil
lionairc. for the coming year and VIII see
to Mr.. Parsons property Cn the turnpike
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OFFICERS OF ST, JOHN BAPTIST SO
ClETN.

The annual meeting Of the society Of St
John the Baptist was held m the hall o'
Elmwood avenue Tuesday night and thcs.
officers were elected for the coming year
President, William Cayea; first ViCc-prcsi-
dent Joseph ilcherti second vice proSl-
dent Joseph Grafton; recording secretary
Wilfrid Maurlceau; assistant secretary
Urgel j. Beauro gard; corresponding score
tary, Dr. j. T.. LaRocquc; treasurer, y
A. Nantelle; financial secretary. Josop
Paouctte, assistant financial secretary
Edward l.. Parent; first marshal. l.canidt
Dore; second marshal Etiennc Lalulipp,
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

Ellsworth Tebbitts is at A. A. Clurk's at-
tending to his chores.-Nrs. g. Lash!or
made a short visit in town last week ana
returned to Plainfe ld.-Fuur members
were taken into the lodge Of Coed Temp
lars Saturday night. There were visitors
from Cabit lCdEe, and cake and coffee
were Sc rved.-1 he Ladies Aid meet this
week with Mrs. A. j.. Suiham.
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SUDBURY,

A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Spaulding
Dec. % when their daughter, Fannie
was married to II. Allison Matot of VIM %
ing. The ceremony was performed ny
Rev. H. n. White of Whiting. in the
presence of number of the relatives.
\ large number of presents were recelV-
ed by the happy pair. Among them were
noticed two silver tea sets, one quart
OAK table. a chair, set of dishes, desk etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matot will spend few days
in Montreal on their wedding trip.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. c, II. Carpenter with Miss Irene
and Fay are spending two weeks with
friends in Lisbon, N, Hat the Congre-
gational Christmas exercises Dec. a,
Rev. II. J. Kilbourne, the pastor was pre- %
scented with a purse of SIG by the church
people. as a token of the high esteem in
which he IL held.--Mrs. Christie Pierce
is able to be out again after long i'll
ness, and has taken her place in the fam
lily of b. S. Hooker. as housekeeper,- Mrs,
Henry Loud has been assisting in the
store Of j E. Hunt during the holiday
trade.-The people of the Methodist
church presented Rev. A. II. Webb with
a very fine fur coat at Christmas Earl
Spaulding spent last week with his moth
er Mrs. Annie Spauldng in Winchester
Mass.-K. d. Newton commenced work in
| the opinion ONCE again Monday, after
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FOR SALE Hotels saloons, small
stock merchandise country trade, no
competiton. dairy farm, of 26o acres
with established milk route in Port Hen
ry, 81 head of cattle, livery stable, Il
horses, % carriages, good residence,
$500 yearly profit, established five years
Would trade for good farm. Drug ore
with big whiskey trade, manufacturing
town. no competition. J. D. Shdhan.
Port Henry n. y. 23w tt.
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WATERBURY,.

The Ladies Missionary society of the
CONGREGATIONAL church will meet Saturday
with Mrs. Elliott.
Frank Carpenter, who cut one hand
t'w days ago by falling from his wagon
L. able to be on duty again.
G. W. Randall, who had an unconscious
spell Saturday IL better.
Mrs. Ira Towne who had an accident last
week by falling down stairs is improving.
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SENATOR PRocToR's LARGE FORCE
CF'rom the Chicago Chronicie)


From the Chicago Chronicie)
Senator Proctor owns nearly the whole
town of Proctor. Vt, " here he employs
over 1000 men in his vast quarrieS He
also owns the only store in the placc-an
enormous emporium, whore almost any
thing may be purcf ased. Mr.. Proctor pays
good wages, but most OF his earnings com
back 10 him through the store. though he
sells goods more cheaply II an they can be
had elsewhere in that region.
SOMETHING WRONG eOMEWHERE.
H'rom the Montpc Ter Arsus)
Nelson Jones escapes. the grand Jury
failing to find an indictment against him
We are glad Of it if he Is innocent, ami we
must presume him to be, for the case has
been under consideration a long time. Is
any one else to be arrested ir the Fos.
burgh case? 1t Is a strange thing that al.
though there have been number of muir
dcrs in Vermont in the past few years
there have been no executions ana com
parativcly few convictions even in Tho
lesser degrees OF murder. Does capita
punishment cave any tendency to preven
serious grimes:
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WAITSfIELD.

The annual meeting of the Congregation
al society was held on Wednesday Jan l..
There was business meeting and preach
ing service In the forenoon, dinner at 1880
and business meeting and social hour in
the afteTnoon.-H. w. Belden, proprietor
Of the village creamery, put in last week
new De Laval separator of double the
capacity Of his old one.-Nalley lodge, |.
o. O. II. are to hold their anniversary visit
and oyster supper at their rooms on We'd
nesday evening, January 15,-Byron Pal
mer, the butter maker at the Cooperative
creamery, has moved into the Fred Pal
mer house near the north school house.
Mad River Grange are to hold an oyster
supper Wednesday evening, January at
the CONGREGATIONAL vestry for members of
the order and invited friends.-Eaton x
Savage have sold out their stove, tin and
hardware business to j, ID. Davis and are
to give possession as soon as the invoice
can be completed.-lt Is expected that The
officers of the odd Fellows lodge will be
Installed Saturday evening January 4, by
ID. ID. NJ l.. Myers of Cabot.
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FOR SALE--One pair chestnut mares, full
sisters, coming five and six wears, stand
sixteen hands weigh 2H0O pounds, finest
pair in Northern New York; also one
pair bay cobs, 300 pounds besides other
coed horses in stock. f. NJ. itch.
Nooers, n. Y. 30S &w1t
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taking a long vaCaton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest McDuffcc of Boston are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Me
Duffee.--J. b. Chase spent Christmas at
his homc In ByndonVillc.-Mis Mabel Full
ton of Mount Uolyoke college is spending
the holidays at home.-J. L. Wilton Is
visiting at Mrs. A. v Taplin s-Mi 3
Florence Crafts Of Smith college, North
hampton, with her room mate Miss Clara
Eddy are at +. l.. Crafts for the vaca-
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TOR SALf--A dandy Browns river
farm, situated in ESSEX. contains 50
acres, fine sugar bush. fully equipped.
pure spring water at house and barn,
good house, fine barns, near creamery.
and cheese factory near school and
within easy distance of the famous
Essex Classical institute and Railroad
station. Telephone in the house. Price
$1,000. $500 cash. j. e. Hunt Real Estate,
Essex Junction, VT. A,wtt
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ESTATE OF GI'STANt's PERKINS AND
WIFE. ELIZABETH T.. PERKINS Oh
R1rRITNE1'nN

We the subscribers, having been ap-
ro.rted bv the HonOrab.s tho Probate
conn for the District OF Chittenden, Com
mI--joners 10 receive, examine and adjust
a.I.lst the estate OF GUstaNus Perkins
aid Ulizabcth b. Perkins late of Bur
linton. i'm said .tstritt deceased. and also
ain ,aims and demands exhibited in Offset
~, ..t6. and tx months from the
dav. - the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do there
Tor, hereby give notice that We will az
IONA Ia tho duties of our appointment at
thr office of tho city treasurer in the city
of burlington. i'm said district on the laS5
Saturdays of january and June next, at "
nt,lock A. M on each of said DAYS.
Dated this Both day of December, 1901.
|. &. GRANT,
C. j. M,GAFFEH,
12t Commissi Gers.
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DIT To R. NJ. READ M. D., Harvard
l1uHp Specialist for FOR Twenty i' Years.
Send for Pamphlet. OfhcepiUmJJJ 4
hours II a. m. to p. m, sun \ INTIll "A
days and Holidays excepted IN - LII
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NOTICE,

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Farmers and Mechanics SAVINGS
Institution and Trust company for the
election of trustees, will be held at the
banking house Of the Merchants National
bank of Burlington, Vt, on Wednesday,
January %, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m
L. Il. WOODHOUSE, treasurer
Burlington, Dec. p, 1901. 3o51t&2}w4t.
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The Weekly Free Press

Gives SO columns every
week for year Sl.OO. NC
other paper in Vermont can
say this no other paper
gives So much news as the
FREE PRESS.
You have a neighbOr who does
not take the FREE PRESS
possibly he bOrrOws your
cOpy-send us his name and
wewill send him a sample
copy Of the best Weekly
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nuns OF news "a Week, 81
year.
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CABOT,

The programme for the Friday evening
lyceum is as follows: REGULATIONS by
Alice kimball and Nellie Adams; paper
by Alton Paine. The following is the ques-
ton; ResolN ed that the Beers merit the
sympathy and assistance OF all Chrsten-
dom in their struggle against England
Affirmative, led by Edward Bates and the
negative. by William Walker.--Both
churches held their annual dinner and
church meeting New Years day.-Dr. L.
w. Burbank has been confined to the
house for a few days suffering from ton
silitis.-Word has been received from Lin
coin, Neb., of the death of Rev. s. w.
Thurber at the age Of 30 years months.
MIR. Thurber Will be remembered by the
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FOR SALE-Small house and one acre of
land in Williston, u mile from postofice,
school and railroad station. Cash price
$3.50. For particulars address A. e.
King, Burlington, VT. 295, de- W.T.
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LEARN NATCUMAK1NG.A trade that
YOU can earn a good salary, or start a
paying business for yourself. Send Tor
our catalogue. Waltham Technical
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PARTNER WANTED-Nermout business
desires partner for the charging OIL us
mail order department Excellent OPP
portunity for investment Best OF rel-
erences given and required. ADDRESS
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HptiCG

ACCOUNTANT will settle books audit
accounts, make cut bills. Inquire Rob.
+. Taber, office International Monthly.
Savings Bank Building, College street.
2,6tS; wit.
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Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Ali the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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kluIlCy UOuDlc.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctorng your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits E~E1
by all druggists in fifty Hs'aIF,Hk A,M"Sssh
cent and one-dollar siz \;
es. You may have a asss a..lSS EtEe Eo
sample bottle by mail Home of swamp Root.
free. also pamphlet telling you how TO find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble,
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. kilmer
q Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
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UMantcd.

LADY sTENOGRAPHER desires posi-
ton. Three years experience, good rel
erences. Address e." Port Henry, ~
v 313,At&w1t
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ONE CENT
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every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words. two lines Special terms to
advertisers using from ESQ to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
Boston, Jan. /.
DJTTER--Northern. o5u25lsc; Western
AhQ25c; INIT alton 1blfql6c. ladies l4lzc.
CHEESE-Western 10hd NAc; Northern
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ESTATE or EDMUND WHITNEY.
WILL TS1ON.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Chit
ten den.
To AIN persons concerned in the estate Of
Edmund Whitney. late Of Wiliston, in
said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Burling-
ton. within and for the district of Chit
ttnden, ou the 3lSt day o. December, 1901,
at instrument pDrpDrtng to be the last
wiz and testament Of Edmund Whitney,
late of WlliSton, in said district deceas-
cd, was presented to the court aforesaid.
for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that tho
-i-h day of January 1902, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said Bur-
hngton. be asslgued for proving said
Instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned. by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
u the Burlington Weekly Free Press, =
newspaper published at said Burlington.
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said court, ut the time and
place aforesaid and contest the probate
OF said Wiz If you have cause.
Given unNer my hand at Burlington, 10
-.N district this 1~t day Of January. 1902.
MARCELLUS y. BINGHAM,
1&t. Judge.