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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
ORVIS II. ELLIS'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit.
tenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Ch,ttenden.
ed in the estate Of Orvis II. Ellis, late
GREETING:
Whereas application hath been made
to this court IN writing, by the admin
istratriX of the estate of Orvis n. Ellis.
late of Huntington. deceased. praying
for license and authority to sell the
whole of the real estate of said de-
ceased, representing to said court that
it would be hen cficial to the heirs and
all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased. to sell the whole of the
real estate of said deceased, and con-
vert the same into money.
And bringing into court. the consent ana
said estate residing in this State. and set"
ting forth the situation OF the real estate.
Whcrcupon.. the said court appointed
and assigned the 27th day OF. May,
district. to hear and decide upon said
application and petition. and ordered pub
lie notices thereof to be given to all per-
said order, together with the time and
| place OF hearing, three weeks Fuccerslyc-
~ in the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
n newspaper which circulates in the
ncighborhood of those persons interest :
ed in said estate. all which publica =
lions shall be previous to the assign
ed for hearing.
pear before said Court. at the time ard
place assigned. then and there in said
| court, to make your objection to the
granting Of such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms. this 9th day of May.
1905. ,,,
45,wSt Judge.
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CHlTTBNDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The new board of water commissioners
met in Allen Martins office Wednesday
evening and organized. William =. Wiley
was made superintendent of springs and
pipe line. and mechanical work, and r.
@. Mudgctt as committee to read meters,
draw orders and order supplies. The
regular meetings will be held in Mr..
Martins office the first Monday even
ing of each month.
William }. Shiland at one time one of
the most widely known business men in
this section, died at his home Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock, after Il lingering
illness covering several years. For the
past two or three years he had been con-
fined to the house. Mr.. Shiland was born
March Is. 1888. In Cambridge. n. V. where
his earlier life was spent on his father
farm. lie came Of n sturdy Scotch an
ccstry, who were rigid Prcsbytcrians and
men of sterling character In 1860 he and
Miss RchccCa y. Hunter were married at
North Remington and two years later
moved to Milton. where Mr.. Shiland en-
gagged in the manufacture of paper. lie
lstayed there less than year however.
and came to Essex Junction. where nc
continued in the same business until the
mill was burned about ten years ago. lie
was in partnership with his brother-in-
law, d. j. Hunter. the firm name being
Hunter & Shiland. -Four children were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Shland, Harry f..
of Worcester. Mass. Hessie, who lives at
home. and William and Donald, who died
several years ago. lis is also survived
by n wife, and also two sisters, one liv-
| ing IN Eagle Bridge. n. Y. and the other
| in Denver. Colo. Mr. Shland was highly
| respected as n business man and as a
citizen. and was much esteemed by all
who knew him. Genial. generous, every
ready to lend Il helping hand to worthy
causes and needy persons, he had a host
of friends. and his death will be deeply
regretted by the community at large. I'm
| til failing health prevented he was one Of
the most regular attendants upon tho
services of the Congregational Church ir
the welfare of which he had an abiding
| interest The funeral was held at thu
house Tuesday afternoon at go O'Clock.
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MILToE.

The annual school meeting Of the
graded school district will be held on
Tuesday evening, the 10th. Notices are
also posted for a meeting to be held
the same evening to see whether the
village will accept the charter grant
cd by the legislature and incorporate.
Miss Alice Jackson and Miss Geneva
Patterson were home from Burlington
over Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. Hunt. the
new presiding elder. preached at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
One new member was received on con-
fession at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning Mt the communion SER
vice.-Raymond Coburn is clcrking for
George l.. Morse.-Edward II. Fry,
the monclogst. presented ''pavld
Harum" at the village hall Wednesday
evening. the 10th, under the auspices
Of the Village Improvement society
Miss Harriet Rogers was called to Ma
lone last Friday TO attend the funeral
of her aunt. Mrs. Ernest Douglass
Mrs. George II. Reynolds spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Bur-
lington.-The young son of William
Bushey Is very ill.-Two now members
were initiated at the meeting OF the
Modern Woodmcn of America last Fri
day evening.
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ada.-Miss N. e. Bush does not improve
In health very rapidly and is not yet able
to attend to her postofficc duties.-JoscpK
Martin has bought a small building for q
house and shop, and has moved II south
OF N. ROCKS on piece Of land owned by
II. ID. Edgerton. road commissioned
Will begin work on the highways rs sooa
as the seeding is out of the way 80 hs
can get teams. He will continue the
system Of gravellng as much as possible
"A. A. Byington in his recent visit u
California saw few land marks OF the
days Of the "forty-niners" Of which hs
was mcmber-Miss Louise Bora is ate
tending catechism at East Charlotte fof
two weeks and boards at William Carpens
ter's.--Louis Jabbert has moved 20 Morr,
sonvil1e, N. i.--Joseph Martin has opened
a harness and shoe store on South MaIn
street.
BUY the Gordcn dye hose. ladies' and
misses', nice assortment tan hose. Prices
10 to % cents a pair. Stanton Williams.
! have II pair of shoes to fit every pair
of feet in town. prices to fit everybody q
pocketbook. Give US a chance to prove it,
Stanton williams
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Ecrt Martin returned recently from a
two months stay with her father in
Michignr.-Mr. and Mrs. James Millham
have been at the homo of T.. 7. Collins
for n few days.-Attorney C. J. Ferguson
Of burlington delivered n very able adj
dress in the Union Church Sunday af-
ternoon in the interest O! the Anti-Saloon
I.cague-M. J. Ellis and Il. 7. Collins are
both failing-Maud Eddy led the Chris
tian F:ndcavor meeting Sunday evening.
The life of Edmund \. Collins came to
n close Tuesday afternoon at 4:l5 after an
illness which extended over several
months duration caused by acute indiges-
ton with II general breaking down of the
system. Mr.. Collins was born in Monk
ton in September, 1885. On January ].
1855, ne married Miss Alsana Johnson.
daughter of Joseph and Almira johnson
of this town. Their union was blessed
with five children, two of whom are liv-
ing. In 1865 he saw the necessity of serv-
ing his country in the great struggle be-
tween the North and the South and did
so to the end of his enlistment Upon his
return he took up his residence in Hunt
ington running the Huntington Hotel for
many Years. lie was n member of sew.
eral different organizations having been
IL member of Patriot Lodge. No 49, +. &;
A. NJ, of Hinesburgh over 45 years; also
n prominent member of the c. a. r. AL
though he had n great love for the orders
he wished to be buried as he had lived
quietly and unostcntatiously. On January
!. last. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins celebrated the
50th anniversary of their marriage with
their family and many friends about them
who left many tokens of love and esteem.
| Mr.. Collins was Il genial associate,
warm hearted companion and friend and
will be much missed by friends and neigh
bors He leaves a wife besides two daugh-
| tcrs.. Mrs. Forest Parker and Mrs.
t'alby Of this place. The funeral will
be held from the house Friday afternoon
at two o'clock and his remains laid to rest
in Maplcwood cemetery beside his son.
Fred. who died several years ago when
Il young man.-Guy Bickford, who re-
turned from Lebanon. n. H.. Monday re-
ports his daughters condition quite Sc
rious.-Mrs. Sarah Cleveland lost a very
valuable COW Tuesday from being choked
with a potato.-Mrs. Arson Sherman is so
far recovered as to be able to be moved
| to her homc-.Scvclal of the ladies with IA
mania for house cleaning met at the hall
Tuesday afternoon and greatly improved
inside appearance.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

There will nc teachers meeting at
the school house in West Charlotte all
day Friday. May H. There will be an
interesting programme with discussions,
all teachers in town arc expected to be
there and any one who Is Interested in
school work is nvited.-The school in dis
trict No. II. Ella Smith. teacher. will
unite with the school on Monkton Ridge;
Ethel Claxton. teacher. for Memorial day
exercises. They will probably be held in
tho town hail, Monlston Ridge, Monday
evening. tic 29th--'rhc w. c. r. L.
met with Mrs. Byron Emo on Wcdncs-
day.-Thc Ladies' Aid will, meet at the
vestry Thursday cvenng.-The VS. will
meet with Miss Ella Smith Saturday
evening, the 1Sth.-W. G. Scott has been
spending a few days Mt Long Point. lie
reports fairly good fishng.-J. Lindley
Spiccr Of Poughkccpsie, N. v, will give
n lecture on the Holy Land, illustrated by
magic lantern views and oriental cos
tunes Saturday. evening, May IL, at the
Friends Church in Monkton,
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MILTON BORo.

Miss Emma Bean accompanied by two
lady friends was home over Sunday from
the L. V. M-Mrs. l.. NJ. Blake and Mrs.
Helen Blake of st. Adams were here
Saturday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Charles Boclair.--G. c. Rice has been
making extensive repairs on the interior
of his house.-A pleasant social event was
the surprise party Saturday afternoon
given in honor of Mrs. Ruth Woods's 10th
birthday at her home, where II guests
assembled for social chat and rem
inisccnccs of the past.-Thc remains OF
I.urie Bcaupry Boclair. wife of Charles
Boclair, were brought here from Col
chester Saturday. the funeral being held
at the church ut one O'Clock. the Rev.
j. w. Baxendalc officiating. The bearers
were Roy Howard, John Richards. \. q.
Berry and ]. Il. Finn. e. 3. Ashley had
charge of arrangements. She IL survived
by n husband and daughter. parents and
seven brothers and three sisters. In her
death the first link was severed in a
family of II children.
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Mt 20 cents per dozen. Flo gathered in
ono day 104 eggs.-J. N. Ellis Is NOV
ing to Mrs. Sarah Costello's house,
which he has rented for the coming
year. Mrs. Costello has moved to
rooms In the house Of her son, W. ID.
|Costello.--Mrs. Laura Allen has return.
ed from Georgia and will spend the
summer In her house here.
There have been good many pike
caught here the past week.-Horatio
Boardman of Burlington Is spending a
few days here fishing.
Arthur Kittrligc of Albany, N. Y, STU
perintendent of the Consolidated Con-
struction Bridge company. was here FRI
day looking over the iron bridge and esti-
mating the cost of raising 1t three feet.
a special town meeting will be called soon
to decide what shall be done about it,
Mrs. Lansing Snow is "A little more COM
Portable though unable to sit up or move
herself in bed. Dr. Holcomb attends her.
Edgar Myers Of Holyokc, Mass, was
here for a days fishing Saturday.
Edith Hill is Spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. Ellis.-Fishermer are
still numerous and some fire catches arc
being made. Most of tho fish caught arc
| pike rs bass arc not in the river yet.
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BOLTON.

Fred Jcwett. who is building the new
mill for q. W. Randall, has the same
nearly completed lie is also building an
annex to the house near tho mill occu-
pied by himself and family. Samuel York
of the west part of the town Is i'll with
pneumonia. Fay Tomlinson, who lives in
that vicinity. and Edward York are also
sck.-Mrs. Sabns. who is teaching In
West Bolton. camc homo Saturday morn
ing and did not return until Tuesday
noon on account of sickness. james Can
novan. former engineer in G. w. Ran
dalls mill is working in Joncsvillc but
is expected to return and iii tho same po-
sition for +. Jewett, when the new mill is
finished.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at the vcstry Thursday afternoon. May
II, at $50 o'clock. All members ara
requested to be present. as there is
important business to transact-Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Clark returned last Sat.
urday from Waterbury, where they
have been visiting their son, Fay
Clark. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Fay Clark, who is spending few
days with relatives in Hinesburgh.-
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Chambers from
Essex Junction are visiting Mrs.
Rcgers's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Em-
mons Dart.-Thomas Bacon is painting
his house. George Madison is doing
the work.-Dr. Charles f. Storrs from
Brayton Clark.-Walter Jackman. who
had the misfortune to dislocate ona
shoulder some 10 days ago. was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital in BUR
lington last Friday for further treat
ment.-Burt Carpenter has moved from
William Kelloggs tenement to tho
house belonging to Joseph Carpenter
| in the south part Of the town.-Raiph
Clark, who has been seriously III VIII"
rheumatism, IL able to be out-Mrs'
Margaret Mitchell of liinesburgh waA
| a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E'i'-
son last Week.-Mrs. Anna stacy wh"
has been spending some time at homa
since the death and burial OF h'r
mother, has returned to her schoo'
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs r. w. Burnley are in
New York for n whilc.--Miss Jessie
Abbey of orwell was with her sister
Mrs. II. Fl. TurEc rccently-Mr. CAL
hoon of Middlebury is doing plumbing
at the Lake House at Larabce Point
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moore, who have
been away since March in Spring.
field. Mass. and Burlington, returned
home Enthusiastically night. March
16, there will he an entertainment in
Acadamy hall under the auspices of
st. Gcnevieve's Church. The curtain
rises at eight o'clock, when a farce.
The Two Senator's" will be given. a
supper will be served. dancing fol-
|lcwing.-Two government boats went
through the lake recently and ex-
amined the light house at Watch
Point,
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RICHMOND.

The Aid circle of the Kings Daughter
meet at the church parors next Friday
afternoon for work-The W. {. 4. L.
met with Mrs. Mitor stevens We'd
nesday cvening.-There was law suit
last Saturday at the town clerks Office
before Justice Salmon Green a. j. Hall,
plaintiff. and George Brewster defendant
Attorney I.cary appeared for the plaintiff
and Attorney Bullard for the defendant
The action was brought to recover so for
insurance us the plaintiff AYERS. The de-
PENDANT claims that he paid II In Rich
mond near the depot and his book shows
that it was paid The court reserved de-
cision. Edward Sullivan while chopping
for Daniel Burke cut a bad cash in his
foot Monday afternoon. He was a mile
away from the house but succeeded in
some way in reaching the house. DIR.
Tilcy WAS called and dressed tho wound
and he IL doing as well as could he eX-
pcctcd.-Air. and Mrs. Huntington from
the east part OF the State have been
guests IA few days of their cousin. Mrs. A.
Il. JacObs.-Mrs. Marinda Swift of Mid
dlcscx Ia visiting her nieces. Mrs. Fanny
Clark and Miss Eva Sherman. There
were two additions to tho Congregatio nal
Church last Sunday one by profession OF
faith and ono by letter.
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MILTON BOR0.

The cheese factory commenced running
May IA. Il. Wood had II new scpara tor
set up Wcdnesday.-Tho Shean lost a
horse Thursday night with horse dstem-
pcr-Mrs. Sarah A. Costello is with her
daughter, Mrs. j. +. Flnn.-Mrs. Sarah
Mills is in St. Albans.-The result of tho
analysis of the internal organs of Bert
Woods colts revealed horse dstcmper as
the cause OF their deaths. Mr.. Wood has
lost three colts and three ribs of one
of his horses were fractured in n run
away accidcnt.-Mrs. Charles Boclair died
Thursday Of tuberculosis at her home in
Colchester, whore they moved last spring.
The funeral was held at the Eoro
Church Saturday at one o'clock.-Thomas
O. Daniels has raised his barn.
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WEsTFoRD.

The Rev II. NJ. Hopkinson was unable
to preach Sunday on account of Illness
Miss Lila NJ. Whipple of Richford spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. b. Whipple.-S. c. Bates has postponed
his start for Chicago for few days on
account of the labor troubles in the city.
Mr. Peterson of ST. Adams spoke in
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
Ing and MIR. Johnson OF the same place
spoke In the Baptist Church Sunday
evcning.-E q. Myers of Holyokc. MACS.
was In town for few days last week.
Miss Maude Wilcox Of Fairfax spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Irving Beach,
Miss Nellie NJ. Osgood OF Lynn. Mass
In ut home for a short vacation.-MrS. Nc
Namara Ia the guest of her brother, the
Rev. Mr.. Kidder.--Mrs. Marietta Rock
wood of Essex spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. II. s. Stone.
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FERRISBURGH.

r. w. Field is improving his resi-
dcnce with coat of paint.--The Rev.
Mr.. Woolford of North Fcrrisburgh oc-
cupicd the pulpit Of the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon as the
Rev. Mr. Wood had n funeral to attend
in VerEcnncs.--M Abby Dakin. who
has been for several months at St.
Augustine. Fla, returned to her home
here on last Thursday. Crandall
of Dorset has been stopping IA few days
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Lucinda Mansfield and daughter.
Mrs. Dixon and George Caswell of Milton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Ellis
he last of the wcck.-Miss Rctta rails is
ut home for "A brief vsit.--C. J. Ferguson
OF Burlington gave an interesting address
at the church Sunday morning. his sub
ject being 1.-The Open Saloon. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. IL. Mix of Montpelier visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Warren over
Sunday.--Mrs. V. II. Sargent. who has
been Ill with the grip 10 able to be out
again.
John Allen and daughter. Florence. of
Hlnesburgh visited f.. w. Ellis Sunday.
Mrs. May Hallock will entertain the
Willing Workers WedntVday May II. at
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COLCHESTER.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Severance last Thursday.-Mr and Mrs.
Harvey, who have been visiting at Mrs.
Mayo's went home Monday night.-The
Rcv. A. W. White from New Hampshire
will occupy the congregational pulpit
next Sunday.-The Kings Daughters will
meet Saturday afternoon at the parish
house.-Littc Ruth Wright, who was
quite i'll last week. is better.-Mrs A. NJ.
W heller Of South Hero was in town sew
eral days last Week.-Mrs.. Charles Beau
clair. who died of consumption last week,
was buried at Milton Boro Saturday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Millham spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Huntington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Smith Of Huntings
ton were at A. j. Downer's on Sunday.
Mitchell fInsdalo, son of Mr. and Mrs.
s. II. Hnsdale. is quite sick with mcaslea
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Wescott whd
rented and took possession of the Edward
Isham farm last fall, have given up tina
same and rented rooms at c. S. Alen's
for whom Mr. Wcscott will work this
summcr.-Little Miss Mary Prior Of
Fourth street, South burlington, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her former
school teacher, Miss Margarettc Tiley.
The chicken pic supper arranged by thu
W. X. G.. of Hnesburgh for MAY II has
been postponed until some date in Juno.
Miss Marguerite Tilley, daughter Of
Town Clerk II. RI. Tilley, has entered the
Free Press contest for a course in the
burlington Business College.-Mrs. w. G.
Wcscott is spending several days with her
mother and sister in Essex Mrs. Walter
Aldrich and Miss Catherine Comstock Wis.
ited friends In town one day last week.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs a. 2. Roscoe was in Burlington
Friday.-Miss Matte Partoh Of Middle
bury was the guest of hcr brother f.
NJ. Partch and family over Sunday
f. NJ. Partch is to erect large Larn
this season. G. G. Coats has the con-
tract to build it-NTrs. Hiram .Thomp-
son is very low. T.. Peck is clerking
for " NJ pcnctict
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MEAT AND VEGETABLE BUSINESS
in good busting city. Paying in good
shape. Three mon employed. Requires
from $1,000 to $500. Hardware and
plumbing business paying big profit
Located in good large r. II. town; has
been established n long time. Requires
about 5000. General store in X r. town,
which owner must SELF at once on ac-
count of sickness. Stock low. Probably
invoice for $1,000 Let us give you full
particulars regarding these properties.
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency, rooms
So, Gordon Block, Barre, Vt.
l02, 10t&i4w2t
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Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness and suffering than other disease therefore,
when through neglect other causes, kidney trouble IS
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Your other organs may need stfention-buf your kid
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Nyou sick or "feeI badly" begin taking Dr.. kn
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JERICHO.

G. S. Palmer was n guest of T. =
Williams Tuesday ight.--George Bux-
ton. Jr., is in town from burlington
for his annual fishing tour.--Tho con
cert given by the bell ringers was a
very fine entertainment There was A
full house, netting the Ladies' Aid Sl4.
Mrs. Sayles of Richmond visited
Mrs. Remington Tuesday.-Miss Emily
Nichols, who has been spending few
days with Mrs. H. NJ. Packard, return.
ed to her home Tuesday night-Mr,
and Mrs. II. NJ. Packard were in Is.
! sex Junction Wednesday.
Q. G. Grace is moving to Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. LUCAS Wheelock Of Lame
willie county have been visiting at Elbrix<
Wiiburs-C. c. Mead and wife were in
the village Sunday,-Marion jackson OF
Burlington spent Saturday with hc1
cousin. Phyllis Brown.-Mrs. Jennie Pierce
returns to Burlington Monday.-A beauti.
full silver communion service was pre-.
sentod by Mr.. Brown and family to tho
Congregational Church Sunday.
a. r. Sherman ostensibly has two mai,
boxes now. but the old one has been taken
by two blue birds as a summer residence
and MIR, sherman allows them full pos.
| session.
| Mrs. Nay got telegram Monday tcllin&
Of the serious illness of her father, hut
later got word that he was much bet.
tcr.-Mrs. Folsom went to Waterbury
Saturday to get her son, George. who
has been there for quite few months.
Mrs. Ellen Pcrcval went Tuesday ID
Franklin county to be gone a number
of weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Nay accompanied
her for short visit.-L. l.. Wilbur went
Tuesday to Montpelier on busincss.-A
hearing was held at l.. r. Wilbur's Office
Saturday, town of Jericho versus Nor.
wich TO recovery money expended for thu
Ackerson family before Justice of Peace
Siblcy. Judgment was rendered in favor
| of Jericho for Sis and costs from which
Norwich appealcd,-The little daughter oi
law Sha VS. ia worry sick