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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

There was an auction sale lasi Saturday
in Milton of +. Arnolds personal property
at which bidding was lively and prices
ranged high. Charles Stay of orwell was
auCtioneer.-William s. Bascom Sarah
Bascom of this place Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bascom of North Dakota and Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Dickinson of Benson went
to MIR. Sanford's in Orwell Saturday for n
family reunion.-Mr and Mrs, Nelson
O'Donald of this town went to Hampton
last Friday to attend the funeral OF Mr..
@ Donald mother, who died at the age
of 20 years Wednesday of last week.-t'os-
ter Franklin. who has been painting and
granting the interior of DR.. j. =. Newton S
house, finished his job last Monday and re-
turned to his home in Fair Heven.-JameS
NJ. Coates, the insurance agent has gone
to take care of his father Robert T..
Coates who is very sick.A party or
Young people met at jay Roberts last FRI
day night in honor of MIR. Roberts, only
james Guyon and daughter.
Edith have moved from the Augusta Car
ter house into the Kent cottage and ROB-
ert Bishop has moved from the Augusta
Carter house to the DR.. Meacham house
on Peabody aVenue-Alrs. Henry Nj. Goats
has gone to Sandy Hill to spend the re-
mainder OF the winter with her SON
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MORETOWN.

William Clark went to Montreal last
week on account OF his sisters death
Nern Barker of Waterbury was in town
saturday. Bruce and wife was at
Sidney Atkins Friday.-Leon Wilcox lost
horse last week.-Arthur Nell has
bought Mr.. Grandticld's house in the vii
lage; price s1050.Harold Austin and wife
from Worcester, came to town Saturday.
day.--Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gillett from
Worcester visited friends in town Sunday.
The ladies' PRAYER meeting will meet
with Mrs, Emory this weeh.-Charles Saw
age and Miss Mabel Atkins from Waits
tcld were in town Sunday.-Mrs. Frt d
Hunt who has been very sick, is some
bctter.-Mrs. A. M Phillips is sick. Her
daughter Cora, came home to care for
her.--MrS. DIR. Haylett was home from
Mont pelier over SundaY.-F'rank Hath
away went to Montpelier Saturday How
ard Buckley is improving slowly. His
II rse that cared for him visited him over
Sunday.-Frank Gill is sick. Or. Grout
from Waterbury came to SEQ him Satur-
uHE.-MrS. George Evans was in Barre
last week TO visit her daughter, Miss
Bishop George Evans and wife went to
Waterbury SaturdaY,-Mr. and Mrs. jed
Haskins visited her father, +. II. Griffith,
Sunday.-Rev. Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Emory
visited Goorge Freeman and wife Tues
daY.-Gertie Casey is quite sick again -
DR.. HaNlett Is sick with a hard cold.
son was born to Lester lIill and wife Jan.
21.-Mr Graham from Montpelier was in
town Monday.--AIrs. II. O Ward has re-
turned from her visit
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlT0N.

Mrs. Janet Flint has returned from
Guldhall and has resumed housekeeping
in j. y. Durkees house.-R. Il. Galusha
was in burlington last week to attend the
banquet of the Fish and Game league
Miss Isabelle Martin has recovered from
an attack of jaundicc Miss Metcalf has
returned from Il visit to friends in Boston
Rev. w. T.. Mann was in Woodstock on
Friday.-Miss Abbie Fowler of East Beth
81 fas been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f.. Folsom the past week.-State' $
Attorney Charles =. Tarbell and his part
ncr, Arthur G.. Whitman. are at HON
from County Court at Woodstock. s.
Catherine Dewey is recovering from her
recent illness.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. f. Wilson
have returned to Franklin, N. H.-Tho
funeral of the late Jonas X. Flint was
held at the Congregational church on
W Wednesday afternoon, Rev. w. E. Mann
officiating. Rev. T. w. NewComb was In
town over Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Cove
are visiting at John Kibbey s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sargent of Potsdam, n. Y, have
moved to town.-Charles c. Southworth
has bought the James Buck farm near the
village, Mr. Buck taking the John Mud
gett place in the village in the deal.-Mss
Jennie Cowen is sick with pneumonia and
Miss Annie Cowen Is also i'll. DR.. Bur
nett attends them and Miss Josephine
Bright is the nurse. Arthur Aldrich is
sick with acute inhammatory rheumatism.
Guy Merrill is caring for him.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs Patrick King is visiting for few
days with her daughter Mrs. j. T. O Brien,
Of Nergonnes.
j. u, Fullerton Of Willimantic, Conn, Is
spending few days at his home in town.
Edward Colby has secured a position at
ONel's grocery store.
Darwin Cooley is in Boston for a few
days on business,
II. j. Boyce is in New York for a few
days on business
Beatrice Atherton is visiting for a few
days in Montpelier.
Mrs. Nancy Young of Randolph is spend
ing a few days in town with her sister,
Mrs Lydia Gilman
Bert Straw of Wisconsin has been SPEND
ing a few days in town with his mother,
Mrs a. 7. Straw.
c. b. Evans is in Boston on business.
John Moran, who has been ill, is improV-
ing.
Tho rural delivery service is expected to
be begun on March l.
rhe odd Fellows society are to hold a.
social on Friday evening.
Miss Cora Kennedy is home from her
school at Montpelier.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

T.. A. Newcomb, DR.. f. ]. Foster, J. r.
Pike s. a. Mansfield and D. G. Hayes at
tended the Masonic District Meeting at
Barre last week.--A large company mem
hcrs of the Grange and their friends made
a visit at II. f. Hills Friday evening.
Years did not count all were young and
enjoyed a merry evening with music and
games. Cake and coffee were served. -
About twenty young people gave Walter
Aver a surprise party at his home Sat
urday and passed a pleasant evening.
Popcorn and apples were served. Wal
tor Aver left Monday morning for Con-
necticut, where he has employment in a
store.-Silas Stowel's family, who have
been Ill for some weeks with the prevail
ing distemper. are all on the gain-Mrs.
S. r. Stevens, who has been Ill with cold
and severe throat, Is better-E. A. New
comb and DR.. e. ]. Foster went to Norris
vile Tuesday and attended n Masonic
District Meeting in Hyde Park Wednes-
day.
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R0XBURY.

The exhibition at the Town Hall Friday
evening by the village school and the
school on the Warren road was decided
success, and great credit to both teach
ers and pupils. The ladies' circle will meet
this week Thursday afternoon, at the
rooms in charge of Mrs. NJ. Warner. All
are cordially invited.-Miss Eta Kennedy
has finished work for Mrs. ~ ID. Rice and
returned to her home In Granvlle.--Miss
Grace Abols of Granville takes her place.
Mrs. Martin Hanlon and Miss Evelyn of
Worthiicld were in town last week--B. Il.
Shaw was at home from St Adams over
Sunday.-The next whist club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs, T. &. Wiley next Sat
urday cvonng.-School at the flats with
MISC Grace Lockliu as teacher, closed last
week Friday. Gerald Rice had no mark
during the term.-Mrs. Maria Dunsmoo.e
is recovering from her illness Of a week
ago.-School in the village closed Wednes-
day OF this Week.-Mr. and Mrs. E. A,
Fits attended the spritualist convention
at Montpelier last week., w. Ferris
and wife, w II. Cady and family. and
Miss Lou Worcester visited in Mortified
Thursday evening,
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RICHEST Err.

William Hubbard has bought Henry
Phelps farm and will take possession in
March. MIR. Phelps will move to North
tield,-Mrs. Gertrude Guernsey has been
visiting in Montpelier.-Mrs. Roselle
Nichols is ill.-A larg crowd Is expected
at Blaisdells ball Friday, and great
preparations are being made Henry Kid
der from Bethel was in town the first OF
the wook.--1. w. McWain has returned
from Marshheld.--F'lynn Guernsey was in
Montpelier over Sunday. GLADYS Topper
from Bethel has been here with her grand
parents few days.--Wesley IIodgkins Is
improving Mr.. and Mrs Mason Hunton
visited at George Marsh's in Hancock last
week.-At the annual meeting of G OF. II
A. Eaton Post, No. IS, the following Of
fcers were elected for the year ensuing:
Com, H. c. kidder; S. V. c., /. Z. Buck;
j. V. c., NJ. d. Whitney; @. NJ, II. H..
Chaffee chaplain, James Walker; o. b,
e. p. Clafin; o. e., c. S. Martin; surgeon,
r. w. McWain; adjutant Emoch Emer
son, S. NJ, II. w. Collins; q. NJ. sergt,
George Marsh delegate. G. S. Martin; al
ternate, l., - Rhodes William Harris
from New York city is here visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Weber, Mabel Smith is at
home from her school in Pittsheld, b.
ing through.
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MORT HFlELD.

Mrs. Sarah r. Bacon nearly Il years old,
died Monday morning at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. F. J. Houston. She had
been in poor health for several years past
A few weeks since she received a broken
hip by reason of a fall From that time on
she gradually failed The funeral service
was conducted at thehome Wednesday af-
ternOon at !, Rev Walter Dole officiating
and the remains will be conveyed to Will
Jamestown for burial by the side of her
husband, the late Daniel Bacon. Mrs.
Bacon is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Houston. and Mrs Mary Lowell of Yonk-
ers, n. Y, also a son. Frank She had
made Northheld her home for the past %
years. At one time she was a member of
the lodge of RebekahS. Until her health
failed she was an attendant of the Uni
versalist church.
Edward Iall is seriously i'll with pneu-
n,onia.
The members of Company f are making
arrangements for a concert and military
ball to be held on the evening of February
3, Seven members of the Howard opera
house orchestra of Burlington, assisted by
Miss Agnes NJ. Dooley, soprano. Will fur
nish the music.
The annual meeting of the board Of
trade was held in J. H. Talbot's off ce
Tuesday evening These officers were
elected: President, Capt J. l.. Moseley I;
vice president. Edward Council; secretary.
and treasurer, NJ. ID. Smith; auditors G..
C.. Sanborn, J. *. Egerton, q. II, An
drcWs. The charmen Of the various com
Intetes are these: New Industries, j. IL.
Talbot, railroad and transportation, j. A.
Cross; legislation, Frank Plumley; recep
ton, G.. X. Andrews; educational, c. A.
Plumley; farming and agricultural, j. G..
Donahue' quarrying, Charles Dole sum-
mer resort, DR.. w. b. Mayo; advertising
+. S. Porter.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Former Alderman o. II. Richardson has
discovered a vein of ore on his land
north of Terrace street that has the APP
pearancc of copper, and he has taken sam
pies for analysis Mr.. Richardson was
offered 1900 an acre fcf this pasture A
short time ago, but declined the offer. lie
thinks the man who made tho offer know
at that time what the land contained. The
ore was discovered in cigGing in his barn.
a short distance to the rear is Hubbard
Park, which Is soon to be owned by the
City.
Ebert O. Store went ia his home On
Main street Tuesday aftcrnco on, and on
finding Dick Ciley present ordered hun
out Cilley did not move fast enough and
stone was obliged to defend himself with
a round oak club HIGH he used to adj
antage on Ciliey's head, Cilley is now in
bed. Stone made complaint to Grand
Juror f.. b. Thomas that Ciiley WAS in
t. Xicated, and Officer Wood was sent with
papers to arrest him, hut ewing to his con-
dit!cn he was not arrested. He has three
cuts on the head, one cut TO the skull
bone, and "A bruised arm and leg
Katherine, widow of George II. Wat
son, died Wednesday, after two weeks i'll
ness She was native of Montp Ii r,
but lived q years in Lancaster N. II. She
was r. years of age and leaves daughter
Matte and two sisters, Mrs n. c. Tabor
and Mrs. Luther Cree. The funeral was
held Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
Rev. j. Edward Wright oficiatlng with
burial al Willamstown.
State Treasurer John L. Bacon of White
River Junction Friday Afternoon sealed
q set Of liquid measures at the state house
Tor orleans county use. They were plac'
od in the custody of II. b. Cushman of
Newport, county treasurer. Trouble and
doubt have existed among the milk men
of Orleans county over liquid measures
which will henceforth be according To
law. Treasurer Bacon says this Is the
FIRST time he has sealed measures since he
has been In office
Rev. G. O. Judkins, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church, has received call Ia
be pastor Of church in New York state
The information has been conveyed by
Mr.. Judkins to the official board. ana a
meeting will be held this week to hear
his decision. lie has not yet made up
his mind to accept and a general hop
appears to be prevalent among all class"s
that he will decline, as he is liked by all
denominations. Mr. Judkns has made
a host of friends during his PASTORAL
here.
The marriage engagement of William
w. Brock son of Sergeant alarms James
w. Brock, and Miss Claire Carpenter. a
teacher in Union school, formerly of viii
Jamestown has been announced.
The next annual meeting OF the Vermont
Spritualist association will be held in this
city the invitation of the local society ia
meet here again. having been accepted
Before adjourning the convention adopted
resolutions Of sympathy on the absence by
lllhess OF DR., f. A. Smith OF Brandon, and
MRS. Eliza Turner OF Montpelier
W. A. Rice has sold the Montpelier bool,
store through Manager NJ f. Rice. who
has been in charge since the failure, but
the name OF the new owner has not yet
| been made public
r. J. Marshal OF Marshfield, viii open
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS,

Ambrose Landus has purchased a 75-acre
farm in Franklin, Mass. and will move
his family there soon.
Clarence D. Mooney of Newport. n. H.,
who has been the accompanist for the
choral union, sailed Saturday for the Ber-
mudas, where he will pass the remainder
of the winter, c. H. Spaulding will take
his place in the choral union,
The outcome of the idea that brick max
ing could be carried on successfully at
Barber Park, resulted in a Massachusetts
man who is an experienced brick maker
visiting the place and he was so favora bly,
impressed with the idea that he is willing
to put his experience against orga nized cap
ital. The location Is particularly adapted
to the industry as there Is plenty of the
right sort of clay and suitable sapd near
by. Some of the principal Vermont aoad-
envy buildings are made from this clay,
which was drawn to Saxtons River and
burned on the academy grounds. The
clay bed will be thoroughly examined in
the spring and II the outlook IL good a
company will be organized.
w. H. Kinney, one of the selectmen OF
Walpole, served notice on the drug store
and the saloons in North Walpoe Friday
that hereafter the provisions OF the pro-
hihtory laws must be respected. This is a
part of the agreement with Father Wilde
and also the general plan all over New
Hampshire TO strictly enforce the law.
The North Walpole parties say they are to
follow instructions to the letter and this
means dry time over the river.
Mrs. c. H. Shepardson. has taken five
years lease of the Suter block and moved
her millinery goods from the Arms block
TO the room formerly occupied by the city
market.
The annual village reports show a de-
cided increase in expenses the past year
which Is partially accounted for by the
wall on Canal street which cost the village
slo32 and the town $7ls, and by the King >
field sewer, costing 5000. The total in
dehtedness in sb,ln,l2. DR.. Ridden
health officer reports an unusually healthy
year, there having been but 81 deaths, six
of these being still born children. There
are six deaths from consumption and none
from contagious diseases. There were 5o
arrests during the year. only five being
for intoxication,
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Nathalie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.,
and Mis- John Brown to William f. Har-
ris of Northampton, Mass, Thursday,
February i, at their home on Rockingham
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WARREN.

s. r. Van Deauscn has been i'll the past
week.-Robert Long is very sick with
bowel trOuble.-J. l.. Spaulding and wife,
Joseph Tucker and wife and Albert Muir
ray and wife attended the funeral OF Mrs.
T. Hewitt OF Bristol last week Tuesday,
and on their return were delayed for three
days on account of big storm and thaw.
All the school teachers and a few other
friends met at Mrs NJ. r. Goodspee,ls last
Saturday night. Sugar on snow was served
and a good time enjoyed by all.-Twenty-
five met at Henry Larnarders last week
Friday night to remind them that they
had been married % years. a nice table
and set OF dishes were presented to them.
supper was serVed.-Orin Arnold of Franz
ingham, Mass, visited friends in town a
few days last week.
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WAITSFIElD.

Waitsfield lodge, No, 96, 10. c. T., will
hold box social and promenade at the
Congregational Vestry on Tuesday even
ing, February 4. to which the general pub
lie are cordially inVit ed.-Drs, Grout and
Berry Of Waterbury were in town Sunday
as counsel in the case of Mrs. Cassius JOS
lin, who is badly afflicted with cancer and
other troubles.-A narrow escape from
had fire was experienced at the mill OF o.
e. Eaton on Monday noon. When the
help returned from dinner a lively blaze
was discovered in the upper part of the
mill, but which was soon extinsuished by
the boys with SNOW carried up In their
coats, etc.-Cards have been received here
Announcing the marriage on the 18th inst.
al St. Louis Mo-, of William j. Eaton,
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Estate OF MICHAEL McGETTRICR
OF BURLINGTON.

or BURLINGTON.
STATE IF VERMONT. District OF Chit
tenden.
TO a. PERSONS concerned in the estate Of
Nj .ha"I VI 'Gettrck, late of Burlington, in
sGla district deceased, -
GREETING
Al n Probate Court, holden at Surling-
ton within and for tho District OF Chitten.
den, on the 18th day OF January, 1902 an
instrument purportinE to be the last Will
and testament Of Michael McCettricli, late
of Burlington in said district, deceased,
was presented to the court aforesaid. for
probate
Aud it is ordered by said Court that tho
18th day Of February, 1892, at the Probate
Court rooms IN said Buring on. be assign
cd for proving said instrument. and
that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully In the Bur-
iiuPton Weekly Fl-e Press a newspaper
published in said Burlington, previous to
tn time appointed
Therefors. you arc hereby notified 70
appear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid. ana contest tine probate q
said will. II you have cause
Given under my hand In Burlington in
said district, This 18th day Ct January. 1902,
MARCELLCS A. BINGHAM,
/ 81 W3t, Judge.
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Frank Aliens through Jones Steele's lot
last weet-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Fletcher
were guests of his sister, Mrs. ]. steele,
last weok.-1'he school in this district
closed last Friday. Those having no
marks throughout tho term were: Mar
tina and Cecile Peak, Ethel Wordner,
Dora Martin, Ella, Maud, Mary and Guy
Midget, Alton Howe, Charles Blanchard
and Earl Pride. Ruth Wordncr was abb
s'nt only one-half day. Alton Howe won
the prize offered for most Improvement in
writing,
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rnr sails.

MACHINE SHOP FOUNDRY AND
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP for sale, locat-
ed centrally in village OF SWanton, wa
ter power Good chance for mechanic
with small capital. Also water power at
outlet of Fairfield pond, miles from st.
Adams. maximum head with old dam 30
feet and storage capacity, approximate
~ 300 100000 cubic feet. Storage capacity
can be largely increased at small ex-
pense for dam and lowage. All must be
sold to close an estate, and will he sold
separately Address F. D. Lapelle. admr.
Swanton, VT. 9.d&w3m
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM e HARRING

ESTATE OF WILLIAM T. HARRING-
TON OF BURLINGTON.
We, the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittender, COM
nissioners to receive examine snI adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of William r Harrng-
ton, late Of Burlington, in said district
deceased and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and SIX months
from the day OF the date hereof being al
lowed by said court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the duties OF our appoint
mont at the office Of Byron s. Jones, in
Burlington, in said district on the third
Fridays Of February ard July next At 10
o clock a. m, n each OF said DAYS.
Dated this cath day of January, 1902
FRED JOiONN OFT,
f. a. SMITH.
81 ,w3t. Commissioners
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CABOT.

A prize speaking contest will take place
IN the town hall next Friday evening.
The contestants will be taken from each
school In town--About AZ of the Good Tenn
plars from this place attended the union
at South Woodbury. last Saturday,
and Mrs. Harry S. Cowles of Sheldon
Springs is visiting the latters sister, Mrs.
u. l.. TIilliard. Election OF officers will be
held next Saturday evening at Good Tenn
plars hall.--After many days of expert
ment the steam saw mill is doing quite
good work.
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MlDDLESEX.

+. l., Maxwell spent Sunday in Barre g.
The Ladies Aid society hold their annual
oyster supper and dance in Holden's hall
January 30,-Miss Matte Price of Barre
spent Sunday in town.--Two cars of a
freight train were derailod and thrown TO
the highway near III. j. Taplin's Tuesday
evening. Mrs, A, V. Denison visited in
Montpelier Tuesday.
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WOOD BURY.

The Ladies Aid society meet this week
with Mrs. r. W. Lance The meeting of
the good tomplars union was a most sue
ccssful event, there being an attendance
of about ll0 in the afternoon, which was
increased to about go in the evening.
Rev. y, L. willard delivered an able adj
dress. There was speaking vocal and in
strumental solos. and a bountful banquet
WAS served
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ONE GENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms TO
advertisers using from 25O to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Charles Williams is working for Fred
Blanchard,-fienry Boyce from St Paul,
Mimi, visited friends in this place after
an absence Of IL years.-Mr. and Mrs. A..
j. Boyce and daughter from Randolph Wis
tied in the place last week.-Mrs.. Isabel
Amidon and son visited her sisters. Mrs.
day.. II. Allen was in Wells River last
week to attend masonic mecting.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alpha Ilibbard were guests Of
Mrs, James steele last week,-Thc Brook
field selectmen laid out "A new read from
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31w3t
ESTATE or WILLIAM LEWIS OF
IITNESRI' RGH

We the subscribers. having been APP
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all per-
SONS against the estate of William Lewis
late of Hinesbursh. 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
Dc h re ore hereby give notice that we will
attend TO the duties OF our appointment at
the town clerks office IN said HinesburSh,
in said district on the third Satur-
Gays of Mar, D. and July, next, at Il o'clock
a ~. pu tch OF said days.
II,J This -Ath day of January 1902
cay =. EOYN TON,
DAVID FRAZIER
21.N.i Commissioners.