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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-28
Rhode Island Will Act.

Providence. R. l., Nov. 27.-The State Board of Health will take action on the cattle disease that is disturbing the au- thorities of this State and Massachusetts. The disease has affected several herds in the Northern part of the State number ing several hundreds. Hogs, too. have caught the ailment
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Illinois, 30; Iowa. o.

Champaign. H.. Nov. T.-Illinois de- feated Iowa 30 to today. In spite of mud Illinois played the fastest game
 seen on the home field this year. Iowa never entered Illinois etrritory and gained the required five yards but once during the game All of Illinois touchdowns were earned by straight football.
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Lord Reav Honored.

London, Nov. 27-Lord Reay, Chairman of the London School Board since 1897 and President of the Institute of Inter national Law, has been appointed First President of the British Academy.
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It was announced from London october 20 that the importation into Great Britain of live cattle from Argentina would be permitted so soon as the Argentine reg ulations afforded security against the landing of diseased animals.
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Tie at Columbus, 6.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. T.-Ohio State and the University of Indiana played tie game here this afternoon, the score being 6 to G. Ohio State lost several chances to score by fumbling.
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Barcelona Asai nProminent.

Madrid Nov. 27.-A serious agitation Is threatened in Barcelona over the out come of the publication of decrees pro- hibiting the recitation of the catechism in the Catalan language and making the teaching of the Spanish language com
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Frau Krupp's Generosity.

Essen, Prussia, Nov. 27.-Frau Krupp has given $75O.oOO to establish benefit fund for the workmen here in memory of her late husband.
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1e-yard line. Honors were about even until the second half. when Driver made . poor punt and Schnur, taking advant- age of the shifting position. broke through tackle and placed the pigskin behind the goal posts after 16-yard run. Ellsworth kicked goal Ellsworth tried . placement kick for goal but failed. The rest of the game was routine work.
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schwah Goes to Cannes.

Paris. Nov. 27.-Mr. Charles M. Schwab and party started for Cannes tonight. It Is reported that he hopes to resume his active business life sooner than was ex- pected.
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TOAST EDDY AND TEDDY
(Continued from Page one.)

were in many respects alike. Consul General Mason proposed a toast to Am bassador White and also to Secretary J. B. Jackson, who leaves for Athens in a few days. A telegram of good wishes was sent by the assembly to President Roosevelt.
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Vanderbilt
TULANE IS DEFEATED.
University of Mississippi Takes
 Louisiana Boys Measure,

New Orleans, Nov 27.-The University Of Mississippi defeated Tulane University 10 to o. The visitors proved the stronger team and made some sensational sprints around the ends. Tulane's only chance to score was when Green made a sprint of fifty yards as time was called at the f.nd of the first half
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FdtilIa at Cnlehra

Miss Reel refers to the gradual disap- pearance of the blanket Indian and the general improvement In the condition of the race.
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naatb o9 R. A. Townsend,

Washington. Nov. N.-Richard A. Townsend died here early tonight from injuries received from falling off a horse on December 6. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Scott Towns md.
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A Eonthall Fatalitu-

Coshocton. O., Nov. N.-Webster Ying- ling. captain and half back of the New comerstown Athletic Club, was fatally in- jured in a football game here today.
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Adonts Gold Standard.

Bangkok, Siam. Nov. H-The gold standard scheme for Siam has become a law and the hints have been closed to the free coinage of silver.
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Chun Will Come.

Pekin, Nov. N.-The Dowager Empress has decided to appoint Prince Chun to be the principal representative of China at the St. Louis Exposition.
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ae Temperatura and Rainfall. b. s. Department of Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau. N MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 27. 4 The following shows highest and lowest tenn 2 iperatures and rainfall at Weather Bureau sta sions during the twenty-four hours ending 7 A In. today:
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Arkansas Wins a Game.

Fayetteville. Ark, Nov. H-The Univer-
 sity of Arkansas foot ball team defeated
 the Missouri School of Mines team here today by a score of Ii to O.
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Harrison's New Quick Lunch Coun- ter serves an order of any kind in a minute at popular prices. 37 Com merce Street. If.
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PASSING THRONG.

Mir Avery c. Moore of Boise. Idaho. reached the city yesterday He has como on a very pleasant mission and of course there are many frienas greatly interested in his visit Mir. Moore is young man of splendid in tellect and character. During the recent elec- tion in Idaho he was one of the few Demo- crats chosen to the Legislature. His services were much in demand for the State ticket. however. that he made many speeches every where. except in his own county. No young man in that section of the Union has q brighter future before him.
 Judge Thomas G. Jones came from Birming- ham yesterday. where he has been holding the United States Court, to spend Thanksgiv- ing day at his home. He will probably, re- main in Montgomery until Sunday. when he will return to Birmingham.
 Messrs Michel Screws and W. J. Conniff went to Birmingham yesterday te attend the Ala bama-Geergia Technilogical School fsot- ball game.
 Mir. ". W. Graves spent yesterday in At Ianta where he went to witness the foot ball game betwAen Auburn and GeorSia
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Columbia, s. C., Nov. 27-South Caro- lima College. S3; Charleston College, o.
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Snow in North Carolina,

Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 27.-The first snow of the season fell throughout Vest ern North Carolina today.
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Money that a man doesn't save by re maining a bachelor would probably sup port a wife and ten children.
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Other Games.

Raleigh, N. C.. Nov 27.-A. and NJ. Col lege, 30; Richmond College, 5.
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When the receipts of a church fair are less than the expenses there is some thing wrong with the feminine attraction.
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LIzARD-Passed: La Tourqaine. New York for Havre. ts GIBRALTAR-Passed: Hesperia, New York for Marseilles.
 LIVERPOOI-Arrived: Pretorian, Montreal Sailed: Lancastrian, New York.
 GLASGOW-Arrived: Mongolian, New York
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Waco, Tex, Nov. N.-The Baylor Col legt, 2S; St. Edward College (Austin), 0.
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Charleston. s. C., Nov. 27.-Charlesto Association, 5; Furman, 5.
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Mir. W. ". Graves spent yesterday in At lanta, where he went to witness the foot ball game between Auburn and Georgia,
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Dallas. Tex. Nov. 7.-Littls Rock, 0; Dallas O.
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Liverpool Cotton Futures.
THE WEATHER.
River Bulletin

!: River Bulletin. Q. c Department of Agriculture. sN Weather Bureau
 MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov 27.
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MARINE NEWS.

sIndicates trace.
 FRANK P. CHATTER Section Director. Weather Bureau
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
CHURCH'S MESSAGE ON STRIKE
The Principal Address before the Con-
vention OF Vermont and Quebec
UnlVersallsts at BelloWs Fails.

Bellows Falls, Sept. 3O-The Goth an
nual convention of the Universe lists of
Vermont and the province of Quebec and
the 18th annual convention of the Young
Peoples Chrstia Union, and the annual
meeting of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the same State and province are
being held in Bellows Falls this week
The Univcrsalist Church here is keeping
open house and is very prettily decorated
for the occasion with plants, palms and
cut flowers. Down stairs the ladies serve
dinner and supper during the meetings,
and the parlors are used as reception
rooms About 900 delegates are expected
l5o of whom are already here To-day has
been the principal day of the young peo-
pies convention, with about 40 delegates
The meetings have been interesting and
we'll attended Reports from the different
unions showed healthy growth during
the past year and large lines of work
We're discussed and planned. The follow
Ing state officers We're elected: President
Ernest r. Ball, Bellows Falls; vice presi-
dent, the Rev. G.. L. Thompson, Spring
field; secretary, the Rev A. +. Walch.
St Johnsbury; treasurer, the Rev
Dwight Ball, Bellows Falls.
Communion was administered by the
Rev. a. f. Walch.
The convention proper met this evening
and opened with organization by the
state president, the Hon. w. d. Ball of
Ludlow. The Rev. Albert Hammatt, pas
| tor of the bellows Falls Church, gave an
address of welcome The Rev. ]. II. Reid
of the Congregational Church. welcomed
the convention in behalf of the churches
Mrs. Maize Blake Barney of Lynn Mass
an expert kindergarten worker, gave an
address THE Child and His Religion. i"
| The principal address of the evening was
by the Rev. Vincent f. Tomlinson of Wor-
cester, Mass, Has the Church a Message
Concerning the Coal Striker" Mr. Tom
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port of the child. In the case of Mary j.
Austin w. Fred II. Austin a bill was
granted for intolerable severity and the
the name of her former husband. which
was Bailey
The annual meeting OF the Howard Re-
lief society was held yesterday afternoon
and the following officers were elccted:
President. Miss Katherine A. Hagar; vice
president, Mrs. Emma J. Spaulding; sec
rotary, Mrs. Mary +. MAXWELL: treasurer,
Mrs. Amanda n. Weller; auditor, Mrs.
Lille c. Phelps; superintendent. Mrs. Jean
n. Stone; trustees, Il. d. Taft, ii. O.
Wheeler and II. W. Allen.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the office of Clerk George
f. johnson. They were those of William
f. Nichols of st. Adams a telegraph fore
man and operator, who has liabilities of
s915 and assets of s1ss, of which S13s are
claimed exempt and of George Sironi, a
stone cutter of Willamstown, who has
liabilities of s2S2.6 and assets of $500, of
which 5000 is claimed exempt.
1t is currently reported that an attempt
will be made to secure the appointment of
a democrat this fall county clerk TO
succeed @. +. Ray. The name of Henry
Conlin of Winooski has been mentioned
in that connection. He was approached
yesterday by Free Press representative
but said that he would not be interviewed
on the subject. He would not say whether
or not he is IA candidate for the office.
--
Excursion to Montreal See ad. on page s.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

Jerome A. Warner was stricken with
death while eating his dinner Thursday at
his home on the Swanton road, just OPP
posite the new base ball grounds.
Mrs. Mabel II Berkeley of Burlington was
granted Saturday in Franklin county court
an absolute divorce from DR.. George c..
Berkeley of this city. The court awarded
Mrs. Berkeley such Of the household fur
nishings as she desired and also gave her
S125 aimony. the attorneys fees and ex-
penses to be paid by DIR. Berkeley.
William Landon of Georgia has leased
the Park View hotel for a term of years
and expects to have the place entirely and
newly refitted and furnished and ready
for the reception of guests on November
/. Mr. Landon is pleasantly remembered
here as the former proprietor of the Park
View hotel and the Weldon House and his
re. entrance into the hotel business is re-
ceived with pleasure and approval by the
business men and community in general.
The American House, St. Adams Oldest
and famous hostelery, was closed to tbs
public Tuesday night for an indefinite
period. j. j. Thompson, owner of tn
property. will shortly move his family int
the A. o. Brainerd place on North Main
street.
The st. Adams high school foot ball team
went to bakersfield Saturday and defeated
the brigham Academy team in a stftly
contested game Score to 0.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from Bird page.)

account of an accident to the ball-Sam
uel Ward AMI Mary Rushford were mar
ried Wednesday, September PAT. Il.
Barney of Burlington has been in town
surveying during the past week.-AmonE
the visitors from out of town during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs Ray Glea-
son of Westford. Mrs. Willie Wilcox and
children OF Milton, o. G. Carpenter OF
burlington. Charles Edwards still re-
mains very i'll from typhoid fever.-L. c.
Fowler and Mrs Fowler spent Sunday In
St. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton MCGEE OF Ran
dolph, are visiting Mrs. James Kilpeck.-
Miss Mabel Ross. formerly of Underhill
but now of Pittsfeld, Mass, is to be mar
ried at that city next Wednesday to u. w
Moon. They will reside In New Yorl
State. Joseph and Edward NARROW Of
Boston have been visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Marlow.-W. Pol
lard has sold his farm to the Ennis Bros.
of Essex. The price paid is said to be
H,000.-Mrs. Hattie Palmer State presiden
Of the w. r c., and Mrs. Lucy J. Prior
leave on Saturday for Washington. u. G
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parsons have re
turned from an extended visit with rela
tives in Coventry.-MTss Ada c. Prior ha!
resigned as teacher in district No. 4, ant
has gone to st. Johnsbury, where she ha:
a good position.
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WEDDING AT CAT HEDRAL
Of w. A. Mcclellan and Miss
Gertrude Murphy.

st. Mary's Cathedral was the scene of a
pretty wedding yesterday morning at s
O'clock when Gertrude NJ, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Murphy, and William
A. Mcclellan of New Haven, Conn, were
united in marriage by the Rev. ]. f. ellis.
The church was crowded with friends of
the bride, who has been a popular young
lady in the congregation. The edihce was
decorated with palms
The bride was attended by her father,
who gave her away The best man was
James Campbell. The ushers were D. c..
Eelley, +. w, Cooney, J. G. Black and
Walter Murphy Miss Jennie Bacon pre-
sided at the organ and played the usual
wedding marches. During the ceremony
solos were rendered by Miss Sara Corley
and Miss Helen Sears. The former rem
dercd the Wedding Carol" which she
translated from the Latin, and the latter
sung the Ave Maria.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
gown of old rose satin foulard over taneta,
trimmed with chiffon and applique lace
with a touch of black. She wore a black
hat and carried an elegant pearl prayer
book, the gift of the groom.
At the close of the ceremony a number
CT invited guests gathered at the bride $
home at No 50 North Winooski avenue,
where an elaborate wedding breakfa st
was served by Caterer Coon. The tables
were prettily decorated with smilaN and
white roses. A large number of handsome
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Rev NJ. B. Parannaean Of Sheldon
will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning. Professor
Graves of F.nosburgh Falls will preach in
Sheldon at the same time.-The Rev =.
r Jefferson has gone to Whitedeld. n. H.
to perform n marriage ceremony. Mr..
Jefferson was pastor Of the Baptist
Church in that place 10 years.-Mrs. En-
ma Smith of Brattleboro is visiting in the
home OF ]. ". Fomeroy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Merrill of Brpokline, Mass, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs DIN Merrill The
Womans Foreign Missionary society Of
the Methodist Church met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. \. A. Simpkins.-A NJ
Aseltine has returned from a 10 days trip
to Pittsbure. Pa. Washington and other
ponts-Judd Irish left Wednesday for
burlington. where he has gone to enter
the Jniversity.-E Earl Lawrence has re
turned to Newport after a two weeks
vacation spent with his parents.-AIiss
Grace Norton is in Bristol to attend the
wedding of her sister. Ruth Norton.-C.
r. Pest is at home from White River
Junction for a week.-Mrs.. George Holmes
of HighGatc is visiting her sister Mrs.
Fred Brown.-Miss May Parmeee enter
taired few friends in her home Tuesday
evening-The Ladies' Aid society meetI
at the vestry OF the Methodist Church
Friday afternoon. Supper will be served
from $50 to 7 o'clock -Mss Ella Wells Of
Milton is employed in Mrs NJ. p. Chat
fees millinery store.-Miss Clyda Kendall
returns to Boston this week to resume her
studies in elocution at the Emerson School
IF Oratory.-Mrs. d. NJ. Gardner is pass
Ing a week with friends In Newport-Mrs
s. s. Watson of st Adams is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Wilder
Elmer Colcord has returned to Burlington
to continue his studies in the Z. V. NJ.
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Friday in the family burial lot. She was

Friday in the family burial lot. She was
q patient, kind hearted woman and Is
mourned by a large circle of friends
Bishop Michaud of Burlington visited here
Monday and confirmed a class Of 100 boys
and girls. He came here from Bakers field
on the morning train and was met by a
procession of people and escorted to the
church. After confirming the class he
drove to Swanton.-Miss Myrna School
craft left here Monday for New Bedford
Mass, where she has a position in a mil
linery store.--The social event of the sea
son. was the dancing and card party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Rixford Saturday
evening al their spacious home at East
lHighgate-The L. V. l. s., are making i'm
provements on the park, by cutting and
trimming shrubs and trees and generally
cleaning up for winter.-A. G. Furbush of
West Newton accompanied by his family
returned to their home last Saturday.-F.
II. Dewart, civil engineer Of st. Adams.
has been engaged here all the past week
In the interest Of the water power people
of Swanton.--Mrs. f.. o. Rousseau and
daughter. Miss Alta leave for Washington,
u. c., next Saturday. where they expect
TO remain this winter.--John Hefiion Of
Burlington and w. c. HefIlon Of Montreal
p. O.. visited their parents Sunday.-Mss
Ina Sheldon has gone to West Newton,
Mass. where she has a position for the
winter.-Miss Josephine II. Lyon. assistant
town clerk Is enjoying a much needed rest
and vacation In Boston and vicinity.
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MILTON.

Malcolm Allen of New York city Is
visiting his father and other friends in
town.--Prof Emerson Of burlington filed
the pulpit of the Congregational Church
very acceptably both morning and even
ing last Sunday.-D. d. Parker has NOV
cd into Mrs. Tillison's house on Railroad
street. Mrs. Tillison has rooms with
Mrs. Wolcott.-Miss NJ. T.. Spencer, who
has been spending the summer in town,
has gone to Glen Ridge, n. J.-Walter
Perry has bought the Nay farm on Hard
scrabble road and will move there at
once. Irving Potter Is very i'll with n fe-
ver.-Frank Goodyear is spending a week
with friends in Hancock.N. II. Phelps
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Jane Phelps and other friends returned
to his home in Portland, Me. Monday
Frank Eenham went to Boston Monday,
where he will enter the Institute of Tech
nologv.-The steeple of the Congrega-
tional Church is being painted
Miss Emina Demo spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Burlington.
II. Il. Smith went to East .Alstead, n. II e,
Tuesday to visit his sister. Mrs. A. NJ.
Fogg-Miss Ella X. Herrick of Burling
ton, spent Saturday at her fathers, the
Rev. T.. T. Herrck's.--Z. Russell is visit
in his sister. Mrs, George l.. Morse.
Fall and winter fine goods at the lowest
prices ut Mrs d. e. Berkley's.
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WESI BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. jennie Colcord and c. III. Austin
have purchased the Eli McAllster farm.
Mrs. NJ. S, Lcavens is in.-Harman
Hull has sold the Frontier Jersey cream
cry to the Page Chaffee Creamery Co.;
possession given october IA. j. Living
ston of St Adams was in town, Wednes-
day.. ]. Mccarthy and wife went to
New York on the excursion Tuesday
The Womans Foreign Missionary so
ciety of South Franklin will meet at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon, October
g. instead of this week as was reported.
Supper will be served and all are cordi-
ally invited to attend.-J. Emmett Weld
was in st. Adams Tuesday.-The annual
meeting of the w. c. Il. u, was held at
the home Of Mrs. a. w Ford, Wednes-
day afternoon, September "a, Reports
were given of the work done during the
past year; noticeably a fine report of the
Loyal Temperance Legion by the super
intendent OF that department, and a petit
ton In favor of the prohibitory law. sign
ed by S37 women of this town, over 81
years of age The following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year: President,
Mrs. A. w. Ford; vice presdent Mrs.
Hibbard Stanley, secretary, Mrs. j. r,
Frecr; assistant secretary, Miss Hattie
Rogers treasurer, Miss Della Honey,
superintendent of l.. 7. L., Mrs. II. Stan
sContinued on 9th page)
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business Transacted Dur
ing the Week Ending Oct. l.

ing tne w eek EnClnR OCt. /.
Estate jeanette p. Fields, Burlington.
Warren NJ. Davis appointed administra-
tor; John j. Flynn and III. c. Humphrey
commissioners and appraisers
Estate of Guy Nj. Bates, Wlliston. Set
Element ard decree.
Estate of Ruth Fay, Williston. Chaun-
cey w. Brownell appointed administra-
tor
Estate of Sheldon S. Douglass, Willis
ton. Chauncey W. Brownell appointed
administrator; A. l.. Bingham and Jesse
Bushnell commissioners and appraisers.
Estate of Miranda Fay Douglass, Wills
ton VIII proved; letters testamentary is
sued to Ella r, Douglass.
Estate of Lucy A. Clough, Burlington.
License to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Squier c. Palmer Charlotte.
win proved; letters testamentary issued
to Eugene c. Palmer Of North Ferris
burgh; w ii. Dean and II. C. Martin APP
pointed commissioners and appraisers.
Estate of Sidney f. Russell Charlotte.
win filed for probate; hearing October II.
Estate of John II. Waters, Burlington
Elihu b. Taft appointed guardian of
minor heirs; application for license to sell
real estate, hearing October 10.
Estate of Samuel T.. Bliss. Essex. VIII
hled for probate: hearing october IS.
Estate of j. j. Mix. Huntington. APP
praisers' inventory filed.
Estate of Olive Il. Brown. Williston.
Commissioners report and appraisers in
ventory filed.
Estate of Ruth II. Hubbell, Charlotte.
Administrator inventory filed