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BENSON.

James NJ. Coates went to Burlington last
week with his sister. Mrs. Arson Munger,
who was to enter the Hospital to have an
operation performed, Gilbert Roberts Of
the south district has let his farm for the
coming year to Adelbert Fowler. Nj,
Roberts is to engage in teaming. hauling
lumber ctc.--D h. Belden of this villago
is having an eight foot wide piazza erect
ed the whole length of the front side Gl
his house 1t greatly enhances the value
of his place. Messrs., Morris and Hub
bard Of Fair Haven are doing the job
At the communion service at the Congro-
gational Church last Sunday, Lena and
Wilbur Goodrich united with the Church
They are the daughter and son of C. s
and Emma Goodrich.-Mrs Charles Z
Winchester of Parkhill street is seriously
III with some chronic disease.-Charlcs
Waller and wife of Hampton, N Y. were
guests at d. C. Osgood's last week.-Mrs.
Jasper p, Newton who has been VISITING
in Rutland arrived home this week.
Newell Harrison goes to West Haven
every Tuesday night to rehearse in az
orchestra,
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in Massachusetts, they will reside in this
village.-Mrs. L. NJ. Savage, who has
been visiting friends in town the past
week returned to her home in Waterbury
the first of this week.-The Ladies' Home
circle will give the entertainment called
Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party at the
brick church Tuesday evening. May 3D.
Admission Is cents.-Miss Bertha Savage
entertained quite company of her young
friends Friday evening, May 2, 1t being
the occasion of her 18th birthday.-Mr
FAIR, the Free Press travelling agent. has
been canvassing this town and vicinity the
past week.-News was received Monday
morning of the death of L. NJ. Whitney at
his home in Lincoln, after brief Illness.
Mr.. Whitney will be remembered as a for
mer well-known resident Of this place.
His remains were brought here for bur
ial Wednesday afternoon, May L
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READING.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Conant moved to
Windsor this week and Mrs. Gibbs will
occupy the house vacated by them.-The
tniversalist Ladies society of this town,
meet with Mrs. f. f. Cross Of Springfield
on Tuesday of this week.-Mrs. Cole Of
Ludlow has been visiting friends in
Felchvilc.-M Miss Jessie Edison has en-
ploymrnt at Lake Lakota, Woodstock,
for the season.-Mrs. George Hewlett Of
Providence, r. l., who has been VISITING
Mrs. ID. T. Sawyer, has returned home
5. W. Robinson, c. E.. d. S., professor
emeritus in mechanical engineering in
Ohia State University. Columbus, Ohio.
has presented the Reading Public Library
with several books written by himself con.
corning the subject of his profession Prof,
Robinson Is native of this town.-Mr
and Mrs. c. NJ Hoadley attended the fun
eral of her sister in Claremont, y. H., on
Tuesday of last Week.-Mrs. Roscoe
preached in Sheddsville last Sunday af-
ternoon, and will continue to preach thers
each Sunday at three o'clock in the after
noon until further notice-Preaching SER
vices will be held in the Baptist Chur n
next Sunday morning by the Rev. p NJ.
Banknight and services will be conducted
by the same minister during the summer
months.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Alice Warren is the guest of Abbe
Ray.
Rell's orchestra Of Rutland furnished
music for the party at the Inn Tuesday
evening. The music room was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. The May pole
dance by eight young ladies was one Of
the features of the evening.
Mrs Susan Parker of Shoreham is spend
ing the week in town.
Charles Farr. former resident, now
travelling for Western company, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Fred :. Briggs has returned to Burlng-
ton after spending few days with his pa
rents.
Mrs. Mary Simonds has gone to Everett
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs johnson.
Fred barnard of Crown Point, n. Y, is
in town, called here by the illness of his
brother Bert Barnard, who is very sick
With pneumonia with little hope of recoV-
cry
Mrs. Thomas Purcell. who is very i'll. is
a little better.
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EAST WARREN.

Charles Tatro has rented T. J. Eagan's
farm-Mrs. Harriet Porter Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Duane Hudson Erwin
Heath has moved his family into a part
OF f. A. Parsons house and Is to work
Tor Mr.. Parsons.-IIosea Towne has sold
his farm to his son Edgar. Mr.. Towne
bought n small place about one-half mile
south OF the vilase.-Hattie Hudson re-
turned to Burlington Saturday after a five
weeks stay with her er, Mrs. A. f..
F,ldredgc. -Miss Ecrnice Greenwood of
Randolph visited her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Learned of Waitsfield is Wis
ting at the home Of Pearl Danicls,-Pearl
Daniels preached at the Methodist Church
in Waitsfield Sunday.
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WILLIAM E. WOOLNER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.

WILLIAM E. WOOLNER'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.
tenden.
TIE Honorable the Probate Court, for
The District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and AL persons Interested
In the estate Of William "a Woolner. late
of Shelburne, deceased,
where's Application hath hath, been zen
the administrator of the estate OF, William
h. Woolner late of Shelburne. deceased,
praying for license and authority to sell
the whole of the real estate of said de-
ceased representing to said court that it
would be beneficial TO the heirs and all
persons interested in the estate of said
decea sed. to sell the whole of the real
same into money,
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing OF all the heirs to
said estate residing In this State, and
setting forth the situation OF the real
Whereupon; the SAID court appointed
and assigned the 18th day of May.
said District. to hear and decide upon said
applica ton and petition; and ordered that
pubic notices thereof be given to all per-
sons interested therein. by publishing said
order, together with the time and place Of
hearing three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the
Burling ton Weekly Free Press, q newspa-
per which circulates in the neighborhood
all OF which publications shall BE- previou:
to the day assigned for hearing.
Therretore You are hereby nStia:d to ap:
court to make your objections to the
granting Of such license II yeu see
cause.
Court rooms, this 18th day OF May, 1899.
45,wst Judge.
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GAYSVILlE.

Mrs. l. ". Clough Of Bethel called on
friends In town recently.-Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Watkins Of South Royalton have
been visiting at e. II. Ballard s.-Mrs
Fannie Boutwell, OF Rutland was in town
w. Ballard was In Lebanon,
n. H.. on business the first of the week.
Those who attended the Sunday school
convention at Bethel on Saturday report a
very pleasant and helpful SESSION.. NJ.
Nye and family spent Sunday in Iillies-
ville.-The whistle of the White River
Valley train was heard again Monday
morning, after an absence Of several
weeks-Charles NcCollom is at his homo
in Pittsfeld for a few days.-The first
quarterly conference of the Methodist
Church was held Monday forenoon, tho
presiding elder, W. NJ. Newton being pres
cnt.-Mrs. SpauldiRg and Mrs, Fred
Spaudins or Brdgewater visited at
Charles Spaulding's last week.-Mr Rice.
who has been quite Ill with typhoid pneu-
monia, is more comfortable. Drs. Steele
and Clough met in consultation Thursday
Of last week.-Dr. Mcbride of PittsHeld
was in town last week to SEQ Susie Sat
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SOUTH ROYAlT0N.

The Rev. Mr., Gutterson OF Boston
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Uber Haynes of Franklin Falls.
n. f., and Victor Haynes and wife OF
Sharon, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Haynes on Sunday.-Mrs Carroll Gr1swold
and children OF Barre are guests of Mrs.
Martha Libbey.-O. III Goodale has return
ed from Boston.-Clinton a. Merrill was at
home over Sunday.-Edward Fl. Sargent
is moving into the Schontag house, lately
vacated by I.I.Tenney.-J. 3. Durkee. wife
and friends were in East Randolph and
Randolph Centre last week.-B. r. Britton
and family are living on Charles West S
lower place-Seymour Culver Is recovering
from his recent lilness.-Frank A. Tenney
Is at work for ". Z. Hubbard.
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WATERBURY, CENTRE.

Mrs. w. II. Parker and Mrs. Langway
OF Lisbon. N. H.; Miss Ida M. Wakefield
and DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Newcomb ot
Montpelier. and +, 8. Newcomb of White
River Junction were guests at r. A. New
combs over Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs. o. l.
Watson Of Montpelier. were guests of
their daughter. Mrs. d. C. Hayes last Fri
day.-Mrs. n. l.. Demerritt, who has been
visiting for some weeks in Danbury CT.
and Lowell. Mass. returned last Thurs
day.
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WELLS RIVER.

Col. Preston. Post G. A. r., with n mem
bership from Newbury, Corinth, Ryegate
and Gorton will hold Memorial day eXer-
cises in this village "A very interesting pro-
gramme will be prepared. Horace w. Bal
ley will deliver the address. The exercises
will he held In the Congregational Church.
The West Newbury Drum Corps Of six
pieces will furnish the martial music.
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CHELSEA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers have
gone to Planfield to spend a week while
he attends to some business interests
Eastman. who has preached for the loo II
Congregationalists. has received and Is
now considering a call from the joint pas
torate of East Barre and Orange Cen
ter. He has won many friends here as an
efficient pRstor.-Mr. and Mrs A. w.
Whitney are at Barre City and in Wash
ington this week, visiting friends during a
portion of this week.--Georgc w. Cleve-
land has sold his residence on the Wash
ington road to Mrs. Eunice Holt, sister OF
Elgn d. Barnes. and she intends to live
there Observation-Disclosures K. Darling
who recently died at the State asylum in
Waterbury, taught at Chelsea Academy
some twenty-five years ago and was also
frequently seen here during the summer
vacations from his New York terms of
teaching, and while he was maintaining
his summer school at his summer resi-
dence on Maplewood Farm in West Cor
NTH. He is pleasantly remembered as Il
bright. ambitious and Industrious
young man, inspired by high ideals.
Waterson Post. G.. A. r., has ap-
pointed the following visiting COM
mittees upon the several schools of this
town at their exercises preceding Memoir
ial Day: No. !. Gilbert o. Smith; No. .,
Fitcld Bohonon No. :, John b. Atwood {,
No :. Austin l.. Skinner; No. 9, Curtis O.
Slack; No. II, George +. Reed; No. II,
Leroy Goodel: No. H. J. X. Darling.
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WATERBURY,

G. B. Smalley has begun work on his new
barn at Waterbury Center. This Is to be
one of the largest barns in town, measure
ing 10Ox50 feet
John Davis. who has been spending a two
weeks vacation from his duties at the hos
pital, has returned
John Hurlburt has decided not to build
the shoe shop on Main street for which he
had made preparations.
Mrs. George Anterior is visiting frienda
in Lowell, Mass. for "A few days.
c. c. Warren has received his auto
mobile which has been remodeled. He is
also to have n two-seated automobile.
Charles Hatch, who has been i'll for a
few days. has resumed his duties as
travelling salesman for the True Manu-
featuring Co.
Mr.. Lanam has completed his services
as night watch at the hospital. and re-
turned to his home In Enosburgh Falls.
The Greno family. which were taken to
the pest house several weeks ago, have
moved back into the place which they for
merly occupied over p. d. I.adds store.
Miss Mary Mcdonald has given up her
duties as typewriter in town and returned
TO her home in Montpelier.
Miss Mae Seabury Is taking a few days
vacation from her duties in F. c. Luce s
store.
The Philomathean club will observe red
letter afternoon In Odd Fellows hall Fri
day.
The Rev. +. A. Thomas of Essex June
ton will conduct the services at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday in cx-
change with the Rev. +. b. Kellogg
The delegates elected at the Consrega-
tional Church to attend the county con-
vention In Montpelier are as follows: Mrs.
l.. n. Elliott Charles Wells, B. r.
Dcmeritt and r. l.. Knight.
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WARREN.

George Bruce died last week Friday
morning from paralytic shock, which he
suffered about one week before his death,
aged 20 years, Mr.. Bruce has been In very
poor health for some time. He WAS kind
and loving husband and father and will
be much missed by all who knew him. He
Is survived by wife, ono son. Frank, and
one daughter, Netue. The funeral services
were held Sunday at the church, under the
directions OF the Grand Army Post. The
Rev. W. f.. Streeter Ofriciated and the m
terment took place at the village cemo-
tery.-Edwin Elliot was In Montpelier Sat-
urday,--Vern Perkins and wife OF Water
bury are stopping In town for few days.
-. ID. Eldridge and Lutte Colby are in
Calais on businesa-The I. o. O. #. have
their annual ball May 2,-James Nc
Laughlin lost fine two-year-old colt
Sunday.-T. Poland and wife OF Williams
town, Charles Bruce of stowe, ]. Buck
and daughter Of East Bethel were here
to attend the funeral Of George Bruce
Sunday.--Julius Severy was in Washing
ton last week..
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EAST R0XBURY.

Mr.. Prince, proprietor of the creamery
was here last week with his lawyer and
closed up the trade for the creamery.--The
Rev n. NJ Shaw from Montpelier preach
ed here last Sunday and has an appoint
ment for next Sunday. He went to South
Mortified Sunday night. where he began a
series of meetings, which will continue
through the week evenings. Mr. and Mrs.
+. o. Allen expect to go to Post Mills this
week to visit their son. Dr. l.. b. Allen and
wifc,-Mrs Alphonso Ladd. who has been
III nearly all winter was able to attend
church Sunday,-The Rev. and Mrs Orzen
Boyce went last week to Lynne, N H..
where they expect to be gone two weeks.
Guy Bancroft from East Calais is Ca
pe"ted to have charge of the creamery.
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WORCESTER

II. II, Vail was in Boston on business last
week,-William II. Kellogg, Jr., has moved
To the Kellogg farm on Hampshire Hill
Nj. V. b. Cross has moved to the Dr.
Sawyer house and Mrs. Bailey has moved
into the Stone tenement vacated by Mr.
Cross,-J. r. Wilson vas in Mortified and
Roxbury on business part of last week.
Ernest Gray has bought the Joseph Towne
farm on Hampshire Hill.--Thomas Drink
water and Mrs Nellie Virgins were united
In marriage by the Rev p. II. Carpenter,
April 2,-EXtensive repairs and alterations
are being made on the Putnam house so
long occupied by Eugene Buck.-The Rev.
!. Il. Johnson and family of Johnson were
at II. i. Blodgett's last Thursday,--A. l..
Colby of stowe was in town part of last
week. Mrs. Cummings of Barre is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Seldom Wiley
William Smith of the firm of Smith Bros,
Barre, was in town last week.
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WAtTSflELD.

An alarm of nre at the steam mill
Tuesday afternoon called out nearly all
the men In the village as well as good
ly number OF the ladies. The fire which
was in large pile of boards which were
piled against the side of the mill. was ex-
tinguished In a few minutes with very lit
tie loss.--Fred G., Carroll and Miss Myra
Jones were married Thursday. May ], at
the homo OF the bride in this village by
the Rev william Ganley pastor or the
congregational Church After "A short
We<nnR Arlp to Boston and other points
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Flora Shepard Is at home from
Wobstervillc quite Ill with tonsIits.--Mrs.
y. j. Miles Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
w. G. White in Williamstown.-- Mrs. c. T.
Darling and Mrs. f. r. Campbell were in
Burlington Saturday.-Carl Knapp is NOV
ing his family to his mothers farm on the
Montpelier road.-The Ladies' Home Cir
Gle are to hold a sociable with Mrs. j. IT,
Daniels Wednesday evening, May 1A--Miss
Nellie Lewis has finished work at Water
bury hotel and Is now at home.-M. W.
Miles has been repairing his tenement the
past week. J. b. Hill Is doing the work.
The lumber arrived for the new railroad
bridge Saturday and Monday a gong Of
men commenced work, SO that soon the
public may cross in the usual place..
ii. Daniels after four or five weeks illness
is able to be out again.-Miss Arlo Nc
Hlroy after spending the winter with Mrs.
Mary McElroy has reopened her house.
s. o. Baxter and II. X. Ward we're In Mont
pelier Saturday to attend the base bali
game, but were obliged to tell their friends
1t didn't transpire.-Eugene Stufflbear,
came home from Hyde Park Friday. THE
l. O. +. are to hold a ball in Holden's
Hall May %. Good music will be furnish
ed.-.>ugust Gunthier has finished work as
foreman on the Montpelier section and
| commenced work on the local section un-
der foreman Gearen.-O. r. Russell Is
painting the iron bridge.-Eddie Slafter OF
seminary fflll was at N. II. hammond q
Saturday.-Mrs. +. w. Nichols, Mrs J. +.
Angel Mrs. Frank Ward and c. c. Ward
were IN Waterbury Thursday.
M0RET0WN.
| Mrs. E. E. Linncll went to Montpelier
Monday.-Daisy Atkins visited her grand
parents over Sunday.-P. e. Grifflth and
wife from Barre visited his parents here
over Sunday -William Kinsbury and Net
tie Somervile went to Windsor to work
Monday.-E. G.. Atkins is having an add
ton built on his house. Percy Davis is do
ing the work.-Daisy Griffith and Leon Pal
ner and wife visited at +. D. Griffith $
Sunday.-Charles Sabin of Bolton is stop
ping with his sister. Mrs F. D. Griffi h
for a whle.-Mrs. A. b. Stockwell was
baptized last Saturday at her sisters home
by the Rev. Mr.. Wells.-Barnie
Griffith and wife went to Montpel-
Ter last Wednesday, the sick ones are
on the gain--The ladies' prayer meeting
this week will be held at the parsonage
IFrlday.-The Free Press agent was In town
Tuesday.-Mr. Harry Buckley Is not as
lwell.-Mrs. Edward Dana went to Water
bury Tuesday.--Mrs. Allan Bruce and her
daughter Mary were at Mrs. Sidney Atkins
lTuesday.-Mrs. Charles Freeman has beer
sick for the past two weeks.
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ESTATE or JAMES McCUEN, BUR-
IINCiTON


STATE OF VERMONT. the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden:
TO al, persons interested ia the estate
Of James McCuen, late Of Burlington,
In said district. deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, said court has assigned the
Path day of May, 1902 next for the settle
ment Of the account of the administers
trlx of the estate of James McCuen,
late of Burlington in said district deceased
and for decree of the residue
of said estate to the lawful claim;
arts of the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given to all
persons interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous to the day assigned, IN the Bur-
lrgton Weekly Free Press. newspaper
published in said district.
therefore, you are hereby notified to APP
pear at the Probate Court Rooms in Bur-
lngtcn, Vermont, on the day assigned
then and there TO &C ntest the allowance
OF said account II you see ca use and tc
establish, your rieht as heirs, legatees and
lawful claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
May, 1902,
MARCt'LLUS A. BINGHAM
fhW3t, Judge.
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RlaIe 1telp 0Mantcd.

rOITNG MAN wanted, permanent of1ice
position with responsible publishing
house, paying good salary. Yearly en-
ragement. Advancement. References
$50 deposit required. State past eXper-
fence. Colonial, Rochester. n. Y. 4o,wlt
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WILlIAMST0WN.

Arrangements have been made for tho
dissolution Of the firm of Tx. Lynde & co
to 60 into effect June 1st Under the new
deal the business of the firm is to be dlViu-
ed j. X. Lynde Incoming full owner OF tho
feed store and livery stable and George H.
Edison to own the store in all Its depart
nents. w. J. Young is to postpone ms
proposed business venture in North syn
ney, Cape Breton Island definitely ana mas
accepted position in the store ana pegan
his duties there the 5th inst-Charles
Nixon sold his cows at auction tho E9tn
of April and good prices were reaiizeu. a
promising three ycar-ol heifer was bid OF
Ivy l.. c. Little at $i5. 75.-The second teach
ers meeting of the term is to be held at tho
village school house on Friday evening tho
9th inst, and will be conducted by superin.
tendent William G. White. Citizens arc
always welcome at these meetings. 1eaCn-
ers have been engaged for schools not mere.
tofore mentioned as follows: Clogston
school, Minnie S. Stone of Montpelier; q
w. Lynde, Marion NJ. Dana of Waitsi1eld;
Baptist street, Edith Brush; Woolcut. En-
ma -. Noyes of Barre g. l.. Wllliams,
Mabel Seaver; Red Westinghouse Katie j.
Lull of Granville Mrs. Calista Colby LETT
town the 5th for visit to niece near Bos-
ton.-rhe following officers of Summit
Lodge were installed on Wednesday cvcn-
ing April 80 Henry Poole, d. D. c. NJ,
for the Ninth district, acting as installing
officer; W. NJ Frank I. Godfrey; S. W.
George l.. Edison: j. W., \. u. Robinson
S. D., James Powers; J. D., Carl W. Sea-
yer; secretary, Henry Poole; treasurer,
IH. H. Cheney: S. S, William c. White; j.
s. wallace Hunter Tyler, w. F.. Carpen-
ter; marshal, a. l.. Davenport; organist,
A. f. House.--Harry Raymond Pierce and
his wife, Zulette Spencer Pierce are TO
appear in Il return engagement on the
evening OF May 18th.
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ford. who was i'll. but Is much improved
at this writing.-Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Gould
OF Randolph were in town the first OF thu
Week.-Mrs.. Thomas Hefr is at her sons
in South Royalton.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth pagc.)

mains Of Mrs. Edwin Pane OF Bethel were
brought to town Saturday for bur1al.--Mr
and Mrs. Pane formerly lived In this town.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Rolla sabin 10 visiting his sistSr, Mrs
Frank Batchelder~-The Rsw c. II. Cool
edge was called to West Nswbury last
week Wednesday BY the death Of his
wtfe's father Mr.. Wise. The funeral was
held Friday --ThAre was a communion
service last Sunday and two persons were
received into the church,-Mr and Mrs.
Clark Trow have returned to their old
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