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The following
UNDERSIGNED each owning shares pro-
UNITED STATES REALTY AND CONsrRUC
TloN COMPANY opposite respective signatures hereby mutually
cause corporation ad under the laws Of the State Of New Jersey with
Million Dollars
par o
Dollars
July m 1909 the principal Of said bonds be payable July l 1924 and the
annually the ' days January and July
provide
u paid capital stock the par value OF one hundred Dollars each and pay
unpaid The
.o stock the UNITED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
esny aVe = M & E ~ US, anu 20 me % "
bo Of shares Of stock the REALTY AND
COMPANY preferred
paragraph provided
FIFTH James s,lmaa stephen Palmer
de IN relation all matters pertaining to the incorporation of the new com
Aerea other provisions
shall
- ~ bs The a Of na,oty Of The Committee haG be deemed
hnsd
majority OF
thar the offer exchange stock
1904 this agreement shall terminate
A-'l.s . -, - e-Tv - ~ .1r a. ~ rs,an - ~
Der OF The committee -a-- De persona -o 10 any a. Or oHoa ., any
except Tor a lis or taeiF several individual nal
member Of the committee shan IN any case DC personally liable
omission Of any other member
signed by sAaolsT7 pgehs S MI Per cent % me preferred
Of
1907 shall thereby
az The terms Of this agreement may he modified in an, way at any time BY
subscribed hsFe'O
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Dizidend Notices.
DiUidend Notces:
CouDons Maturing july 1904
PAYABLE AT The
BANKING HOUSE
NJ. w. HARRIS g. co.

FIRST
Albert Lea N.9a ;!9 sfI FaSns: General ''F''f Improve
-l aae5t couzy =. NOW Woke E:f"'o'n'
--..Hgs A ,5i Reflnd!ng, .,n8,nz
z-5 ME CUNT Mont ,a5t House FUNDING
c-aa.@s ,,s e0q IA, Funding: RefiH'iiS'
Sss, E Sssh school District No a
5.fsa E ls ian1iiass : z5 asfi''dins
bet f-.,4z county At r2,,oI lo Sewer
S2osr: Ga Ees.sa' FSfway Light Co. Rsfundi1z
Iartsags Goldi rk raefaniing. =. ,,o-4,,r.
Dsy c9an5' sherman Tex. Railway o. LEU
eo.5 NO school seq49 iat- Bgiie No u School
I 51ssi county. ore, Sca''i
EsiIlisg 2Ta195, New Orleans Mortgage Gold
ziraSoal IL. Rs e; 455s,n & Sewer
,=:' F ssnf5s oa ny Rstunasa sFs.sssool Building
e! s:sss'5s w :ss5.l T 6ssiss, Va III
sse.s Fails Mont sswsT; va" ssSsr'
eTes s5zl n. II Refandng
&c c6aasy Ala l.sfon 4t71;-,. Road
4s25ie7 c' az Independent school District School
Fas755f H. goa! Pss. 10 :o, E- p1.t4os
I5t spring. s Ok rspeadent Schoo District School
Fgila.ss, * X ms ga second Sewerage. ,-
A5aassi Ia independent School District Fss0Ioins
-- na.-T- s a.. RefuudinE-
= e s.i Ge IL sahooI District No School Booifs
4nSolH 1 5 Satoa. Ia Independent School District
,s Ssa6'i casSz IL i cur 2, H IsHsstlon
2 91a.,rssaiItovn IA. Refundi4E
Mayw99d .r,v Mont Funding Renewal or asfnneinr
, 9a county Mont School District No Esfandins
Ms ssa2SiiA II. Water Works
24r "a nj school Building -
2l 4gss.o5 ~ seh Genera street InyrUysnaent s
Ottawa II. Gas Light & So s 40; IN 0'
0.ts: ,y2S r7;6n soaooi District school Building
9s9ss9 . M.eh W., wa'eT s s2T5s
Ps- s--, ~ m Sen School BulIdsaS
- T7:r51 sflch IAgat Power o. LIST Mortgage
powell County. M2nt. Finding
E5vai1i County Mont. Cod F,4aa;ns
7 i5s5 TS1 FAILS 1lhR,. RsfundiaE-
E T.2eFs5s, H. soSoo sua.ns1 watts. wo.
5sa4tie VAST Funding: Funding LIST md ssr4"s'
so &c" scsool District School Bu.laaax
sSGs Es Ia Iaaepsadsat school Dcs Funding
saoao1nsh county Wash, School District No /
Sara s3s rssaS Ca a School suiiaiaG,
spareznburg 8. G, Funding.
Teton county. Mont Funding Soie -,,-,
.aliahozaa Tenn. -. sEi "a Ne
Union County, ora. school District Nc Is RstuncinE
utica & 2. Electric LAEAt Power Co. LIST Mortgage
Zysits5urv. Wash, wassE wo Gs7e..,
wasaingto7 T. Ine W., s.f4 E31Es Sc00L
zH5sfts H. esss-a, street Ia1grg~eHa.as
VvordlaEu- RsezDd3nE
Yeflo-vEro-s County. Mont. School D1szS No Scn 90
Building CBIllngs)-
SECOND.
Far DooFs waasr Wo-iI8-
asnbg5 Ia 1aasp.nds: saso3i st--u School yaa
Izat SPRING. e Ok. CRY EAn
FIFTEENTH.
Eugene Ore Sewer
E5ar-fC-5. Wis. Water WorkA
NJ Pleasant. Mich. Water WORKS EE1und!5g.
Tiverdale. III Village Hall.
Center MINI. School District
SIXTEENTH
Morris MINI Independent school District Retundiuz
School building
EIGHTEENTH
Pierce County Wash. School D1st-fc : CSteIlacoo1)
NINETEENTH.
Windonl MIN. Electric -4Eat. Water Works
TWENTIETH
Albert Lea k1nn, School District R<ranai1z
THRTY-FIRST.
Eha-hEE.-. 49,. 4 ---,-
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Financial.
Financial.
United States Realty and Improvement
Company,
Is Exchange Place. Jersey City. N. J.
Company,

TO STOCKHOLDERS UNITED
STRUCTI0N
proposition having stock and
bonds
Company
signed
ment
all
offer
the Of
o.
OF o. 8.
oner
before July
o be
United States Realty Company,
STODDAP
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Financial II ceilings.

July list. 1904.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
= holders Of THE LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT coNi-
PANY will be held the Office Company,
and Street the Borough Manhattan, City
New York. Wednesday, July 18th 1904. a p NJ
the Of slecttng eleven 1l
Inspectors OF Election the
before the meeting
John R. VAN woRMER. Secretary
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Dividend Notices.
WinsIaw, Lanier 4 ca "a 60

"lnslaw, Lanier CO.. 50 Cedar St. N. Y. CITY.
IoHTt555 ~ zESEssF AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL
Or Or BANiTNGHoTsE o. AD A AF jAgT 81 81
TBlsektord County. Indiana
Gdeygisna & Pittsburgh r R. Co. Genl 4ass
GTaeyslaPd MahOning Valley Co.. Cons IS.
Grant Grant So 1n1iSy' T toSa Court House IS.
Go 5oaa PAGES 4a. 5ndana I'd Co. Is. a
I9aacoSE 6 t551r ta- fnd f Grain CO.
55 ef5i isana c 3RaiaP Psf A..
Togls;ana Nat Bank q Orleans Dividend 40
5Ee F ft,la,. Terminal Company LIST IS.
sa assaTa Fails Fails Water G%9 8PR ss IS
CiIonte Company Debenture as 49,
P Fits Fer To 9P Ty chs S Co w = % gs &
Rensseiaer. Indiana
Traverse city r r Co.
H Han S5e c6aas4 f i2dIaSa Indiana
Pitts; Fl Wayne Chic. Ry. Co Reg Stock Div. tAeo
Pendleton. Indiana
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY
COUPON NO. 81 OF THE ABOVE RAIL
- way maturing July LIST. 1904. win be paid and
opang Is broad H str oeo' new o7 46 Thaan
COUPONS DUE JULY IsT, 1901 FROM
pany vii Be- p on & after qa a f S at a6o s
Brown Brothers & Co. New York. - J. BRAUN. Jr
Treasurer 49,
THE PEOPLES BANK
OF the City Of York,
SeS ana 395 Canal St
ONE HUNDRED AID SIXTH c6 5si 5f-r +sY%
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a se-i-annual dividend OF FIVE PER
The asrsr Books M Be Closed 1H On aiS s 2h INST s ~
o'clock p M. Gnd reopened July 1904. 10
O'Clock a NJ WILLIAM MILNE Cashier.
COLUMBIA BANK.
Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street
New York, Juns 22nd- 1904
The Board OF Directors this day
declared & dividend of per
free Of tax payable after July LIST, 1904
The ranE1er books VIII be from this
July list. 1904 ". 3. GRIFFITH. Cashier.
Texas Central Railroad Company.
a ssni-annual dividend ons-halt per cent
OF the Preferred Stock and also dividend OF
onea4f per cent the Stock OF this Company
mas oeeo declared Of the OF
pSyaos at the Farmers Loan snd Trust Company,
10Th July. 1900 The transfer books the
and Common Stock OF this ComaIy vii! De closed
8 ? M 9TH July, 1904 and reopen at 10 A NJ. 18th
D. CONYN MORAN, Assistant Secretary.
New York 25th June, 1904
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Financial.
HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS.

sl.oO0,0Oo N. 7. City 81 = Bds of 1928 and
100000 Ulster & Delaware Ref'nd's IS of
100000 Term. r. R. Assn. of ST. L. CL Mae. Is of
100000 Louisv. 8 Nashv Five-Twenty IS Of
100000 Conn. Ry. 6 Ligh. Co. Guar. AS of
100000 MetropoL St Ry. Refundins Is of
100000 Chicago 6 Alton Ridg. Mge. IS of
$4,000 Morris 6 Essex Ret Guar. 315s of
$4,000 North Ry. of Cal. First Nee. IS of
$4,000 Scio. Valley 6 N E. First Mse IS of
$4,000 Syracuse Lgt. Co. First Mee. IS of
SPECIAL CIRCULARS AND DETAILEl
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AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given ths: 6ividsna Of One and
Thrsequa-res lae9 per OF ths Preferred Capital
Stock Of The American Wooden Company paid on
he l5th o. July - srockBcders OF record al ne
Close o. business July :. 1904
Transfer books FOR Preferred Stock viii De closed
the close Of business July 1904 ard viii be r.Opensd
July &c 1904
w Il WOOD. Treasurer
Boston. Mass June . 1904
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REDMOND g. CO.
BANKERS,
II Wall Street, New York

Transact general foreign domestic banking business
Issue Letters OF Credit for Travellers available all
PHILADELPHIA-5O7
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DETROIT UNITED RAUW.y

80 DIE JULY J. 1904. FROM DE-
-l--= -i-. - Hallway Consolidated Mortgage 4lsqS
~ - % -ilQ attef tt@t date on presentation
Cr.parr 5rs CO. a., "a ~ortiandt a Co NeU-York
ltrii, street
- 'i...,-' lfs9iiaased Mortgage g. Bonds viii
oios Of heaa. Van Ccrtaadt = "a - Si Il me
@. H. Russell. Treasurer.
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TIE RANK FOR SAVINGS

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
- --rzr CITY OF NEW YORK.
- Fourth Avenue. June 2Tth. 1904.
10th sEMI-ASNCAA Nd. DIVIDEND I'D .-...
The BoA4u - bylaws for the six months
ui,oeI - sotb follows:
ending June o. TIIRFE AND ONE-HALF PtR CENT.
Al me - All Of 50 and upwards not exceed
anll' ~ and after 20tA day 81 jelly. lSO4
Ing SsVyo - carried credit Of deposItors as
principal on Ja on 9th Will draw interest
from Jaly lst WILLIAM W SMITH. President
!. SHERMAN. Secretary.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

II5 CHAMBER ST Now YORK City.
Tn. trustees OF thls declared interest
on ali sums remaining deposit six
months ending -" 1874. az 20 5a-e y FOUR PER
from 81 L $1,000 payable
on ana agter Monday July Il. 1900 Deposits mace
tes,re jI..@ 10 will draw Interest from July lst.
W Il p. TJTTE& President
q RTRON LATIMEE. Secretary
CHARLES H FANCEEH. Treasurer.
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fhE BANK OF AMERICA.

TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HIS I4a' 2' Td iggSs
yT free q t sseni-sHnual dividend Of TEN f10 PER
a - record q this July Isl 1904 stoc1hold
ne transfer books
104 vii remain closed until July ID
". VI EEENET. Cashier.
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,~,or- me Toledo Railways a Hight Camnanv-
kobPOAS DUE July / I1GS PR%W T'r1F

Erst McrEa[a -, ana Light Company Consolida
''lll lie paid after that
Co. New or - -"9 ci-ce OF Aean. Van Cortlandt
n cam --.a.yr.r
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BNIIssooNsiN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.,

- 80 10, DUE July lST, 1904
comPga sa2 FTst Genera Mortgage gre Bonds OF this
sc. ~. ne pa-1 and after date al the
So sl-1ic taa7eN & Co. 80. - William street:
:isa To- 49, ..-i4Hs s-ay exaniaa-
'TiL mailed.
Wisconsin Central Railway Company.
tSeyv w., BY WILLIAE J.. BULL. Chairman.
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THE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK

THE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
sol Fifth Avenue, 42d Street.
fn,e-aa4 al he rate Of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
49, credited depositg-s for
tfTee and six months ending 80. 1904 all
f1r, 81 10 IS 90 payable July 18th, 1904 Bank
rom = A NJ 10 + ~. and Monday evenings from
q "a o'clock Closes y NJ. Saturday Money depos
ftes ~ ~ before july 9TH VII. draw interest from
-TEf.y 5ST EDWARD V LOEW. President.
CLARENCE GOADBY. Treasurer.
JOHN Y IRWIN. Secretary.
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SPECIAL CIRCULARS AND DETAILED IMPORTATION
ON APPLICATION.
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Compan

Airst flnrtsase EetuHdlEy A. Colo Bondc.
-oap7H ,a el- July z, lssi. w7n be paia al ma
FISK RoBlNs0N. 50 Cedar So. \ Y
= A IELP- Treasurar-
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TlTE PRocTER q cAvrIr co>-..,--

~
THE DIRECTORS Of T TfffS Iuns c9 2ls, 1sC< :,
CENT On .6, a T s2g ass'agsa DIVIDEND Of TWO Pc
% and after July l5th 1904 - y ms Company. payabi
esose o. business June Sofia 1904 oaers OF record
- D = = ~
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Compan

lTst Mortgage Eefundlag and Terminal ~ Cold Bonds
lrltg re- tl= Office n
4lsh a ROBINSON. So cedar st. y Y
= POWERS. treasurer.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY
COUPON NO. 81 OF THE ABOVE RAIL
way maturing July 1st 1904 be paid on and
after July ls at the Office Of LadenburE. Thalrnanu q
Company IS Broad Street, New York.
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United Traction Co. of Pittsburgh.
OTDOAG TTrLr

the First Mortgage 6es Bonds Of the above Com
Will be paid after maturity the Office OF
'''
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three Gs, rer 800 - senI-annual Dividend NJ
July lat, 1904. - Lax payable after
The booJa ,rsfF
J1i~ s~t. inclusive S'OSed tFon June goth 20
wR Il chase. Cashier.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-14

At the meeting of the directors of
the Mollys Fall Company with the di.
reotors of the Union Telephone Com
pany held at the Winooski House par
Tors in Cabot, Thursday of last week,
, writings were drawn satisfactory to
the directors of both companies for
the resumption of telephone connec-
tion between the two companies Be-
fore the matter can be finally adjusted
the agreement must be ratified by a
vote of the stockholders of the Union
Company, their directors not having
any power to act. The Union Com
pany is further expected to adjust the
unsatisfactory state of affairs beween
them and the Orange County Tele-
phone Company that it's connection
with that company and the Mollys
Falls Company ray be established on
the same date.
At the meeting of the Marshfield
Circulating Library Association held
at the storo Of E. A. Thomas, Satur-
day evening, Jan. 2, the following Off
GERS were elected: e. A. Thomas,
pres. Mrs. Inez Carver, treas. Ira
II. Edison, sec. /; Acting on article 2
of the warning Ito see what DISPOSE
ton if any shall be made with the
books'' 1t was voted to turn the b. oks
over to the Jaquith public library
E. @. Merrill and G. u. Smith were
elected committee to look up the
books and move them to the Jaquith
public library and on motion of j. W.
Davis it was voted to move them
Monday morning, Jan. 4. 1t was also
voted that what money there was be.
/ longing to the association, and the
book case containing the books should
| also be turned over to the same organ.
| ization. The committee appointed to
move the books called at the home of
j. W. Davis, in whose charge the
books have been for several years. pre-
pared to perform their duty, but were
commanded by Mr.. and Mrs. Davis not
! to modest the books until such time
as they should receive satisfaction in
| the sum of $50 for their services in
caring for them. Thereupon the COM
mittee withdrew but it is understood
that in behalf of the association they
will take necessary legal measures at
an early date to effect the removal of
| the books and receive satisfactory ac-
counting for all the books and moneys
connected with the loaning thereto
according to the by laws of the associ-
alton
! J. Hudson Kibbee, former resident
of this place, died Dec. % at the home
! of his son, Eugene Kibbee, in Worces-
| ter, Mass. Mr.. Kibbee was war
veteran and member OF Company O.,
18th Vermont regiment, his enlistment
taking place when lie was resident
here. Mr.. Kibbee has been an invalid
confined to the bed for five years. his
| faithful wife the. while being ever
{ ready and watchful to administer to
his comfort. Mrs. Kibbee has the
sympathy of her many friends in
Marshfield in this her sorrow.
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WORCESTER.

Miss Frances Abbott, who has been
visiting in Montpelier for the past
few days, returned home on Saturday
night.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Moore
on Saturday evening, January g.,
when Miss Maude Vigeant and Mr..
Bert Harrison, both of Elmore, were
married by Rev. p Fl. Carpenter.
Edwin E. Kellogg is convalescent.
Miss Mary Abbott of Boston,
Mass, is home on visit.
Mrs. NJ. P Kent is in Mortified at
the home of her son, L. L. Kent.
Miss Frances E. Abbott, Mrs Mark
Ladd and son, Chester, and Mrs.
Della H. Putnam were in North Mont
pelier part of last week
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]. II. Damon is stopping with his
daughter Mrs NJ. M. Whitney, since
the death of his wife.
There was meeting, January 6, at
the hotel in Cabot, of the directors of
the Union Telephone Co. and the
Molly's Falls Telephone Co, to CON
slider the matter of connection of
the two companies, but no definite
understanding has yet been reached.
The annual installations of Cabot
lodge No. 40, /. o. o f., and RAJ
mona lodge, Retekahs, will take place
in their hall Tuesday night, January
10. Installing off Ger for the l. o. O.
F. is James Campbell of Barre.
The following Off GERS of Morrill, W.
X. G. were installed January Z, by
Mrs. @Abbie A. Lamson: President,
Luella A. Peck; s. V. p, Maria
Myers; J.. V. p, Celia Harrington
secretary. + tia M. Haines; treasurer,
Viola VIII itcher; chaplain, Janette
L.. Kimball; conductor, Luella J.
Freeman; guard, Lenora Laird; as.
sistant conductor, Abbie Lamson
color bearers, Julia Herrick, Flor
ence Voodry, Eldulia Banfill, Ada
Merritt; delegate, Eldulia Banfill {;
alternate, Julia Herrick.
The ladies' basketball team will
hold leap year promenade in town
hall Friday night, January 10. The
main feature will be free lunch.
The body of Lawrence Shaw. an
old resident of this town, was brought
here for burial last Thursday. Fun.
eral was held in the Methodist
| church.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF IRENA V, CHRISTY

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Washing tom
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and ADJUST all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
OF IRENA V. CHRISTY, late of Woodbury.,
In said District, deceased and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid az The Town
said District on the 18th day of February, and
2Srd day Of June next from O'Clock P, NJ
until 4 O'Clock =. NJ, each of said dayA
and that six months from the 23d day of Deem.
Der A. ID. 1908, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims TO us tor
examination and allowance.
Dated at Woodbury., this 4th day Of January,
BURT II. DANIELS Commits
"a BURT r. NELSON ( sioners.
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BIRTHS.

South Ryegate, Jan. 8, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Brown.
South Ryegate, Jan. 8, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Morrison.
Marshfeld, Jan. 8, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladd
Plainfield. Jan. 8, a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bancroft.
East Warren, Jan. Z, a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. McGlafin.
M4RRIAG ES.
Worcester, Jan. 8, by Rev. P. H.
Carpenter, Bert Morrison and Miss
Maude Vigeant.
DEATHS.
Danville, Jan. 6, Mrs. B. F. Havi-
land.
Montpelier, Jan. 7, Mrs. Cora Miles
Dawley, aged ~,
Marshfield, jar. IL, A. A. Cole.
Marshfeld, Jan. 3, Mrs Minnie
Rowe Gilman, aged 80
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LOWER CABOT.

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. p. Lamson and
Mrs Harris were called to Franoonia,
N. H., few days since, by the death
of sister. Mrs. Julia Burt. Mrs.
Burt will be very pleasantly remem-
bered by many of the people in this
vicinity as Miss Julia Knights. She
was very social and estimable young
lady and in her town she was truly a
leader in all church and society mat
tiers, ever having a cheerful word and
smile for those she met. She will be
much missed
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

4NzfLNVI
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Washing ton,
Comm isson-rs to receive, examine and adJus, ali
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of NANCY X. STONE late of Cabot, In said
District, deceased; aud all claims exhibited
IN offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
meet for the purposes aforesaid at the residence of
Ira +, Hanes In the town of Cabot. in said Dis
day of May next, nom O'Clock p NJ. untn
O'Clock p. NJ. each OF said days, and that six
months from the llth day OF December, A. ID. 1903,
is the time limited said Court said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Cabot, this 24th day of December. A. D
1903.
JOHN VI. FISHER, [ Commits
"a STEPHEN b. BLODGETT, ( sloners.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE F. SIBLEY.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, Q. 8.

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In and tor
1904.
An instrument purportng to be the last will and tes
lament of GEORGE +. SIBLEY. late of East
Montpelier In said District, deceased being presented
to the Court for Probate, 1t is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified to ap.
pear at session of said Court. to be held at the Pro-
bate Office i'm said Montpelier, on thel 3Oth day Of
JAN. A ID. 1904 and show cause If any they may have
against the probate of said instrument tor which
purpose II is further ordered that notice of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the YER
MONT WATCHMAN AND STATE JoURNAL,a newspa-
per printed at Montpelier. in this State, previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court Attest,
"a HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
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NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING OF CREDIroRs.
In the District Court the United states, for the
District of Vermont, In Bankruptcy.
In the ma ter of JAMES III, KELLEY. bankrupt;
To the creditors of JAMES IL. KELLEY. of
Town of Barre In the County of Washington, and
District aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice is Hereby given that Edwin l.. Scott truss
tee of the said bankrupt, has filed In Court his hnn
account and meeting Of the creditors OF the said
JAMES II. KELLEY, will be held at the OF
ace of the undersigned, Room No 6, u s. Postoftice
Building, I'm Montpelier, on the 23rd day OF jan
uary, x, D. 1904, al o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the 1nal account of the said trustee
will be examined and passed upon.
EDWARD II. DEAVITr,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Montpelier, VT, January 1904.
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Legal Notices.
ESTATE OF MARY E. MAXWELL.
STATE OF VERMONT.
OF WASHINGTON,

STATE
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, 8. 8.
In Probate Court held In Montpelier in and for
said District. the 18th day of January, A. d.
1904.
John W. Gregory, Administrator of the estate OF
MARY Il. MAXWELL, late OF Fayston, In said Dis
trict, deceased presents his adminstT alton account
for examination and aowance,and makes applica-
ton for decree of distribution and partition OF the
estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Court. that said
count and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held at the Probate otce In said Mont
decision thereon; And II IL furthered ordered that
notice hereof he given TO all persons Interested by
the VERMONT WATCHMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.
newspaper published at Montpelier In this stale,
they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, any they may have why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
Pa HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.