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PROBATE COURT,
Summary of business Transacted dur.
Ing the Week Ending june 30, 1903.

Estate of George German. Rich
mond b f. O'Bricn appointed admin
istrator; administrator inventory filed
and settlement made
Estate of Rubie NJ. Alger. UrdcrhlU,
minor Thomas Reeves of Burlington APP
pointed guardian.
Estate of Sarah Parker, Esscx mon
compos ward. Guardians settlement
made.
Estate of Elias Mears, Milton. c. p.
Sanderson appointed administrator; II.
II. Fuller and Albert Watson commits
sioners and appraisers.
In re William V. Balm, Burlington (non
COMPOSE. f. p. Robinson appointed
guardian.
Estate of Arson II. Weed. Hinesburrh.
G. r. Wright and G.. r. Peet appointed
commissioners and appraisers.
In re estate of Herbert, Albert. Edward
and Edith Brown uninors) Settlement e
guardians account.
Estate of Meroa Mason, Richmond mon
COMPOST. Guardians settlement nade.
Estate of Mary Croker Burlington. APP
plication for license to soil real estate,
hearing July 10,
Estate of Edward Meehan, Colchester.
Win filed for probate; hearing on same
July H.
In re Clarence o. Grow, Westford. Ar-
plication for appointment Of guardian;
hearing July :.
Appraisers inventory filed.
Estate of Alexander Powers. Admin
istrators settlement.
Esta,c Of solomon Pratt, Colchester.
Administrators and appraisers inveu-
tories filed
Estate of Ellen Lambert Burlington.
Joseph Lambert appointed administrator.
Estate OF James NJ. Mix, Burlington.
Commissioners report filed.
Estate of Esther Prunier, Essex (uCn
compCs). Guardians inventory filed
Estate o: Newell T. Graves. Rutland
Asher c. Robinson Of Westford appointed
administrator; +. j. Robinson and +. \.
4 thompson of Underhil appointed commits
sioners and appraisers
Estate Of Maria Seymour Russin, In
d"rhil. Application for license to sell
real estate; hearing July II.
| Estate Of Ann b. Bromley, Rurliug-
ton. VIII flied; hearing on probate OF
same July H.
Estates of J. Rupert, Walter J. and
Helen NJ barney (minorsl GUARDIANS
| settlements made
| Estates OF Marty 7. Barney and T. w.
Barney Burlington. Settlement Of the ac-
| counts of the administrator,
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WAITSFIELD.

Walter Il. Richardson was out from
Montpelier over Saturday and Sunday
calling on old friends and neighbors -
The members of the local Odd Fellows
Lodge, with their families. are to hold
a lawn party and ice cream social. at the
home of Mr.. and c. II. Ncwcomh on
Wednesday evening July S.-Mrs Ever
ard Marshall and daughter. of Rutland,
arc visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ". Marshal.-Joseph Strong. who
had been sick for some time with Bright s
disease died Wednesday, June %, and fun
eral services were held Friday afternoon
attended by the Rev. J. r. Henderson -
Matthew Jones of Boston is in town,
being called here by the severe illness
of his mother. Mrs. f. NJ. Jones.-Aad
River Valley Grange. No 2i. with in
vitcd friends, will hold a basket picnic
on Saturday. July 4, at the Maple grove
Of q. a. Poland's, near the Warren river
road,-F. u. Lamb, a former landlord
of the Waitsheld hotel and Frank Vim
ton of Somerville, Mass, are visiting
friends in town.-Alderman C. J. Berry
of Montpelier was in town on business
a few days last wcek.-The several schools
in town. except the Irasville and the
North schools. celebrated the closing of
the spring term last week by a ride and
picnic at Polands grove.-Perey Bonette
was so unfortunate as to clip off the end
Of the index finger of his left hand last
Saturday while working in Russell g
steam mill--Tt is expected that the
rural delivery route from this Office
through South Fayston, part Of Warren
and the south part of this town will he
put in operation on Wednesday. July T.
with Frank Eaton as carrier and s. G.
Bonotte as substitute. - Bennett Eaton Of
Morrisville and Earl Royce of Water
bury werc in town for n short visit the
first OF the week. Miss Annie Dale clos
cd a very successful term Of school in
South FaYston in the German Flats
district. on Friday Of last week.
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CALAIS.

While ut tho Wheeler picnic last Sat
urday Margaret Converse was quite scri-
ouSly hurt by "A swing in which two
boys were swinging, coming back and
hitting her apd cutting a cash Just above
the eye. Had il hit one-half inch lower
il would have hit the eye ball.-Ncwcll
Nci'On and family of PARE wer" at Al
ton Salone's over Sunday,--A. l., Vince err
cut one ankle Joint last week Wcdncs-
day while cutting posts.-Misses Blanche
Burnap Of Montpelier and Ada Taylor Of
Morrisville are visiting in town.-There
will he a social dance at Camp Comfort
Friday evening July 3. a promenade and
dance Saturday afternoon, with "A dis
play of freworke in the evening. Mrs.
Truman and Mrs. Frank LeBarron are
both very ill.-Prof. Oscar Gallagher,
teacher Of Latin and German H. Thayc"
Academy, Eraintree. Mass. has come to
spend his vacation with his family at
their summer home.-The Ladies' Union
will meet with Mrs. NJ A. Smith July Q.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Tho Roman Catholic Church has pur-
chased the George II. johnson lot on
Church street, The lot is situated be
tween the residences of w. ii. Dreamer
and +. l.. Chapman and is about four
rods in width and II rods in depth the
purchase price being $500
Children's Sunday was observed at the
Universalist Church Sunday morning.
and At the Congregational Church Sun
day evening with appropriate services
consisting largely OF musical selections
and Rotations by the children of the
Sunday schools
The Rev, J. II. Blunt Of Stonington,
Conn, who will spend his summer vaca-
tion at this place, will ofnCiate for the
Episcopal parishes at Bethel and Royal
ton during the month of July.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
ellison last Friday.
Clyde Washburn has purchased the
Converse place on Camp brook and
Aiick Washburn has purchased the Her
man Morse place near Finley bridge.
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WATERBURY,.

Alfred c. Pierce of this town and Miss
Helen II. Hurlburt of VerEennes were
married at the brides home Wednesday,
After "a wedding tour through the Green
mountains of Vermont they will reside
in Waterbury, where Mr.. Pierce is en-
ploysd as supervisor at the Vermont
State hospital,
In Justice court Monday morning Frank
Rickford pleaded guilty TO intoxication
and was fined s. and costs of prosecution,
amounting in all to Sl2 10. In default of
bail he was committed to the county jail
for ten days
on complaint of Grand Juror b. Il.
Demertt of DuXbury, Charles Thompson
was arraigned for assault on young
girl. lie was held for the grand jury In
the sum oi $500 and IN default Of bail
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from sixth page.)

has returned home.-Alvan Mann is at
home from Enfield, n. H.-Mr, Putnam OF
Bethel IL working at the hatchcry.-Rod-
ney Wiley Is working in Randolph. -
Master Spencer French was quite sick
last wcck.-John Sullivan is at home from
White River Junction.-Homer and Henry
SanDucsen are at home.-Thc village
school closed Saturday with Miss II.
Frances Hanlon as teacher She was
presented by her scholars with n set of
six fruit plates and fruit knives and a
lace collar as a token OF their love and
estecm.-Mrs. Charles Howe was very
sick last week. Miss Kate Terncy is
working there.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Charles HAYES wife and son. Ray. have
been taking q carriage drive to STAFFORD
the past week.-Mrs.. Oscar Fohner under
went a serious operation last week Drs.
Bdwell and Stanley doing the work..
G. Cullen has moved to Stowe, in the
Sheldon block.-C. G. Town has been
painting his house inside and out-Mrs.
Young returned from Portland Me-,
Monday.-Clinton Smith was in Burling-
ton Tuesday.-Rohert Wiley of Wat
erville was the guest of his brother,
Martin. the past week--The Children =
day exercises at the Methodist Church
last Sunday were very interesting and
were largely attended.-W. +. Marshal
took party from Green Mountain
Lodge to Mt. Mansfield Saturday.-Mrs.
Henry Parker from Connecticut is tho
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. 4 Marshall.
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WARREN.

Mrs Lydia a. Miner was pleasantly
surprised June % it being her 35th birth
day anniversary. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served by Misses
Hattie Bruce Of this place and Cora
Fuller of Woodstock Those from out Of
town were Mr. and Mrs. l. w. Fuller and
Bertha Cady Of Granville and Miss Cora
r. Fuller of Woodstock After spending
the afternoon the party dispersed leaving
many useful presents and wishing her
many happy returns of the day. One of
the attractions which was very pleasing
was a birthday cake with thrty-siX
lighted candles on it, the gift of her
sister, Miss Fuller.
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MARSHFIELD.

Measles have made their appearance in
several homes, The ladies of the Con-
gregatonal society will hold sociable
at their church Monday, July Mrs.
Marie Rand of New Hampshire intends
to visit relatives and friends in town In
the near future.-Miss Lou Miller is
working in the New England telephone
oifcc.-Judge Mark Mears and brother,
George u. Mears, were in Burlington this
week on business Merrill had
the misfortune to break the bones in one
wrist while working In Mears & Pitkin's
box shop.--Miss Goldie Smith has fin
ished her school in Fitchburg, Mass and
ls at home for her vacation.
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READING.

Mrs. Kate Rice and Carl Rice spent
several days in Springfield last week at
tending the commencement exercises Of
Springfield high school, Miss Stella Rice
being one of the graduates.-George Bry
ant and bride are at his mothers, Mrs
Abbe Bryants, in Folchvile THE odd
Fellows Memorial day service was held
IN the CniversaliSt Church last Sunday
afternoon. The sermon was preached by
tho Rev. Mr.. Partridge of Woodstock to
a lull house. The church was very pretti-
~ decorated with different shades Of
bunting and fowers.-Miss Bertha Wat
krs has closed her term Of school in
the Sherwin district where she has been
teaching and is now employed at d. C.
Hawkins in Readng.-The spring term Of
the Felchville school. taught by Miss
Kane, Of Worcester, Mass, and the south
Reading school. taught by Miss Sargent.
OF Ludlow, closed last week Mrs, Sarah
Wardner is in Bellows Falls attending
the Wndham and Bennington Universe
list ssociation.-Quite n number Of Hap
py Thought Rcbekah Lodge went to I.,,d-
low by invitation one evening last week.
Mrs. Cady and Mrs. SHELLS of Wood
stock are guests Of their sister, Mrs. G..
A Morse.-C. n. Hook went to Rurling-
ton to attend the marriage ~ Clifford
Griswold Mrs. Henry Gardner and two
to visit her arents.-George Edison and
family Of Springfield have been visiting
his parents In Felchvlle.
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friends In town returned to his home Sat
urday.-Carl Martin is at home spending
his Vacation.--A. G.. Grover Of Rutland
was In town Friday making estimate for
putting moro water into the village reser-
voir.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Perkins have
returned from visiting their daughter ut
East Barre.-Mrs Emily Stockwell has
her tenement house completcd.-The new
mail route to Brandon starts July I. L..
#. Martin has continued to carry the
mail.-The railroad company have begun
work grading the road bed: They have
large gang of Italians at w6rk.-F. NJ.
Tower has bought the barber business
of T.. T.. Young
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FAYSTON.

Miss Hattie Fitzpatrick is at home from
Montpolier.-Miss Mary J. Ainsworth.
who will he remembered with pleasure
Ivy many warm friends here, was married
juno 6, to Homer Brooks OF Los Angeles
Call. ~. Thompson and Fred were in
Montpelier Friday, and purchased win
dows for their new barn, which is soon
to he completed .-Beniamin Avery Of
DuXbury has finished the masonry and
tho furnace and chimney at the new
cob ~
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PLAINFIELD.

j. l.. Bailey and Frank Hoyt arc paint
ing O. l.. Martins harn.-Ihe ladies of
the congregational society held an ice
cream social in their vestry last Saturday
evening, which was well attended Miss
Jessie Kent of Lakeport y. H., visited
at O. L. Martins last saturday, on
her way to Calais for the summer vaca-
ton Martin of WilliAstown
made a short visit to his relatives last
week.-Mrs.. Fred Townsend is i'll with
pneumonia. Mrs. Jennie Hooker is car
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Arthur BENJAMIN is sick with easles
The Ladies' Aid give a box supper in
the new hall of Frank Batchelder We'd
nosday, July &, The supper will be
followed by music and recitations.
Henry Town will give all ride on the
lake in his gasolene launch.-Mrs.
Farnsworth returned to Barre on Mon
day.. G. Brown was in town over Sun
day.-The Rev. u. r. Wheeler is i'll with
prcumonia.-Gloe Lilly finished her
school IN Berlin last week.-Dwight
Cooledge's general health is fast i'm
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MIDDLESEX.

Alanson Wiley of East Moretown is
clerking in Wards store.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. S. Thompson of Milwaukee, Wis,
were visitors at Ira Johnson's "A couple
OF days last week,-Joseph Bell has fin
ishcd work as foreman on the section.
and gone to his home in Roxbury A Mr..
Armstrong from Wells River takes his
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Boston University Law School.
Isaac Rich Hall-Ashburton Place.
MELVILLE M. BIGELOW. Dean.
opens oct o. l9O3' Boston, Mass,
A. W2Ot
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
August w. Machen Given UntiI July 20
TO File n Demurrer.

Washington, July August w
Machen, against whom three indictments
have been found for accepting a bride in
connection with government contracts for
letter box fasteners, was arraigned to-
day before Justice Prtcnard He waived
the formal reading Of the indictment
pleaded not guilty and was given until
July 20 to file "A demurrer
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SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM.

The heaviest electrical storm Of the sea-
son, accompanied by som" ram, passed
over this city about ono o'clock this
morning. 1t is evident that considerable
damage was done by lightning as tho
fire alarm sounded twice and the streets
lights went out after an especially heavy
shock. There were several severe shocks
OF electricity which must have struck
close by, hut It was impossible to learn
definitely what damage had been done.
The storm lasted about an hour.
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No Pity shown.

For years fate was after me contln-
ually, writes +. a. Gulledge, Verbena,
Ala II mad terrible case Of Piles caus-
ing "a tumors. Whom all failed Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good
for Burns and all aches and pains. Only
we at ]. w. O'Sulllvans drug store.
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BARRE.

superintendent j. X. Butler of the New
England Telephone company was in the
city yesterday and announced that the
work of placing the telephone wires un-
der ground will be started at once. This
is done so that the paving of Main street
will not he disturbed later. All the wires
on that street will he placed under
ground from Prospect street to Seminary
& trcpt
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A SERIOUS CLOUDBURsT.

Helena. Mont. July IA serious cloud
burst is reported from Myers, a small
place east of Billings. The details are
meagre, but 1t is reported that a large
span of the Northern Pacific tracks has
been washed out, temporarily suspending
traffic. No lives are reported lost
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
wsrd, 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 InonthA
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ROCHESTER,.

Charles Blair of Granville has bought
the stage route to Bethel and will take
possession July 1,--Dr. Daniel Jones Of
Lancaster. N. H.. who has been visiting
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EAST CALAIS.

w H. Pierce was in town Sunday
Mr. Bailey Of Berlin is stopping at the
Moscow house Horace Pike is seriously
sick.-The ball game Saturday resulted
in score of to Al in favor of the Cabot
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GAYSVILLE.

Elliott Wyman died Thursday of heart
trouble The funeral services were held
Sunday. The interment was at Mount
Pleasant cemetory.-Frank Jenny of
Lebanon, n. H. visited at ]. Z. SAT-
fords the first IF the week.-Mrs.. C. II.
May and daughter Bessie of Bristol, who
have been spending some time with her
mother, Mrs Charles Belknap. at South
Randolph are visiting old friends in
town.-Anna Brown is in Boston,
Measles have made their appearance in
town.-Mrs. George Sawyer returned to
her home in Nashua. N H., Thursday
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. V.
s. Cutler Mrs. Thomas of Worcester.
Mass, was present and gave several
readings. which were enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Boutwell, of Barnard
and Mrs. Martin Bixby of Claremont. N,
H., visited Mrs. Caroline Ballard re-
cently.-Daisy Dean is home from Barre
and stopping with Mrs. Charlotte Leo
nard for the personalities Susan Stod-
dard Of rittsfold is at Alfred Quimby's.
The Rev. Mr. FELTON, of Bethel Will
preach at the Methodist Church next
Sunday.-Mrs Ransom Durkee and Mrs.
Gay Durkee and baby of Pittsiieid were
guests at Austin Browns last week.
Kenneth the four months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Babcock, died June
g of spinal meningitis. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon, the Rev. j.
Wesley Miller officiating. The interment
was in Maplewood cemetery. Those
present from out of town were W. A.
Jones and Mr.. Narney of Randolph; Mrs
r. b, Markham of Bethel Mrs. Elroy
i}abcock and Miss Bernice of Rochester;
Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Adams, Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Adams, L. J. Ward, II. a. Putnam
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Walker of Barnard.
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1ntiCc

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QMantea.

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Pntntecs.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or TO sell a farm should use this col
umn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisement
would be read by many possible buyers
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TOT sale.

80,
BLACKSMITH AND WllEEl'N hlGiil
SHOPS for sale. located at sew Haven
Mills one of the best localities in the
State Present owner has run shops FOR
thirty years. Reason for selling, poor
health. Not able TO work now. FOR
terms apply to q. A. Danforth, Bristol,
Vt. n7,sat.wcd& wky,2m.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mr.. Dana Of Portland, Maine is a guest
at Arthur @. Whtman's.-Mr William
Smith is at home.-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Barrows Of Bethel visited at Irving G..
Barrows on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Harvey and two children of Lynn,
Mass, are at Mrs. Julia Foster's.-Ern-
est j. Hewitt was In Barre to attend the
Goddard Seminary commcncement.--E rn-
est Moody has moved into Mrs Erva
Sargents tenement.-Mrs. Henry Clark
or Philadelphia is visiting at Fred Nor
throps -Miss Emma Rowell has closed
her school in New Hampshire and is at
home for the summer vacation.-Arthur
~. Tenney Of New York IL at his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tenney's.-Mss
isabelle Martin is visiting i'm East Bethel.
The Rev. Mr.. Treat of lrasburgh occu-
pied the pulpit at the Congregational
Church on last Sunday.-Misses Mrya
and Josie Sargent. who have been teach
ing In STAFFORD, have finished their
schools and returned home Mrs. Euclid
Fisk and daughter are visiting relatives
in town Harold d. Fish IS at home
from Dartmouth College-R. n. Galusha
and family have returned from a visit
to Jericho. Ralph Soper has returned
to his work in Mnssac husetts
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20 Eclrl.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS to
rent good location, bath, telephone, etc.
10 South Willard street. 153, 6t&lw,1t.
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BETHEL.

Found Infected with Tuberculosis.
Thirty-one head Of cattle at the farm
of s. c. Durham were tested for tuber
culosis Tuesday and 26 of the number
were reported to be infected.The annual
meeting of Whitcomb high school district
was held Tuesday evening and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Clerk. H. +. Ad-
ans; moderator, S. NJ. Washburn; treas
urer. g. II. Topper; auditors. j.. NJ. Heath.
c. D. Gushing and G. Fl. kimball. w. j.
Brooks was elected to All the vacancy
caused by the resignation of F.. l. Mar
tin. The matter of new school house
was discussed and left with commit
tee for report to be given at an ad-
jcurned meeting on the first Tuesday in
August-The executive committee of the
Windsor County Veterans association has
decided to hold the annual picnic and
convention ut Silver Lake, Barnard, on
Wednesday, August 1.-the roads which
were laid out for the granite industry are
nearly completed. the total costs Of the
same being about $500, of which more
than half was for land damage. There
is an understanding that these roads
shall be kept in repair by the granite
companies.-C. u. Gushing Is extending
his telephone line to the granite quarries.
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HORSE POWER THRESHER, dry and
circular saw for sale cheap. 7. w. Cady,
North WilliSton. l,wSt