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GAYSVILLE.

William 7. Taggart has bought from
MIS-. John Angel of Woodstock her
house on North Main street in this VII
lapa. After making some repairs ne Will
move in from the Spauld!ng house,.
l.. Stafford is making good progress IN
restoring his mill washed away by the
food OF March 2S, 1901. The business Will
be carried on by the ]. T.. Stafford I.un-
her company. which WIS granted Il char
ter by the last session of the LEGISLATURE.
C. II. Spaullirs of FridGewator. foiiioi
owner of the Allen mill in this will tge,
was here on business Saturd.iy.-F. G.
hennett has moved from the house late
y bought by Walter SW niger 10 the
upper tenement in ]. d. Blackmer's house
IN Pleasant strcct.-NeXt Sunday ut the
Methodist Church holy communion at
$50 p. m. the Rev. G.. 4. Stott al Pitts
field officiating.-Miss Fa,riet Taggart is
to sing in "1 he Holy CITY cartata in
the Bethel town hall October /. and is
attending frequent rehcarsnls.-Mrs
Harriet Krowiton and Mrs. Maria
Knowlton have moved from tbs knowl-
ton farm nov owned by J. F.. Haear 10
the Cousins house on Lower Main street.
"A number of ladies enjoyed an after
TlDOl party vi NlluIt w 'kifti.'i NSi'ul-
day.--Mrs. Mary Chamberlain. who has
boarded for two Years past at Miss Ellen
sawir's. has moved t. Mrs. Prussia
s.-Formcr members oi the
Legislature from this town row living
are the following: Senate. T. S. Hubbard.
c. G. Smith, +. f. steele; House. =. S.
Hubbard sc. 81. &c, and %, 4. G.
Smith. G, W. Culver of Washington
state. G. W. Clark of Georgia. O J.
Richardson. II. W. Blackincr, VI. n.
EImunds of Bethel. +. f.. steele OF
Montpelier. NJ. l.. Wyman, A. T.. Lamb.
Of Randolph. n. T.. Wilson. Several OF
these attended the reunion last week to.
c,thcr with J. \. Chodvl, the present re-
;.rcscntatiVc.~-FaY Whiiconb and wife
Of Franklin Falls, Y, H., are srcniirg Il
week at L. \. Davis.
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A HIGH E
District Deputies Of the state In AM
nunl Ncctinc.

III" annual meeting of The district
deputy grand high priests nj the grand
chapter. Royal Arch Masons. was held
Yesterday at the Masonic Temple, with
u. a. Elliott. grand lecturer. of White
River Junction in charge. Mr.. Elliot!
made an address, after which the ritual
and floor work was rchrarsed and On
planned. In n shcrt time the district de-
puties will begin their annua visitations
10 the various chapters in the state and
the meeting yesterday was lield for in
struction preparatory 10 that WORK.
Those present were: Daniel Payson. +.
q. H.. of Windsor, G.. A. Caldcrwood. p.
G. r.. Of st. Johnshury. r. &. Weston.
+. q. H., of New Haven: d. NJ. Bacon.
q. II. r.. Of st. J%chnsbury: Collins Rlake-
". ID. q. II, p. of Montpt lier; C. w.
Elack. @. c. OF H.. nj Bellows Falls: II.
II. Bryant. @. M. OF End ". OF Norris
Vile: the Rev. c. + Partridge. q. c.,
NJ Woodstock; Albert K'llain. tyler. OF
Burlington. and F. l.. Clark OF Rutland.
". A. Shaw of Ncrthiieid. e. r. etorrs Of
Newport. the Rev. F.. J.. MathiSon Vt
Brattlcboro and C. A. Barber Of Burlirg-
ton. district deputies
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs. Lines OF New Haven. Conn. VINO
iasscd n few days oi last woct with her
cousin, Miss Susnh Lamb, has conc TO
icr homc.-Miss Ala Dny has returned
from Chclsca.-Miss Matte Prentiss OF
Chelsea. T.. O.. arrived Saturday night
to be the guest OF her aunt, Hiss Char
lotte Hnckctt, for ono wcck.-Mts.
Martha sibley is confined to tho house
owing to a fall last Saturday morning.
Mrs. W. q. Bclknap visited in Barre
last Week.-Mrs. Nellie Gould Of Boston
is n guest at Thomas Wynn's.-Joseph
and Wnltcr Foster nave gone to Norway.
Me. whore they will have employment
in a shoe factory during tho ~inter.-
Mrs. Wilson Of Boston. who was a guest
at John %Shepard's has lcft.-Niiss Bessic
Smith has returned and Is with her
father. Charles Sfnith.-Mrs. W. NJ.
Sargent II attending rehcarsals In Bethel
for "Thc Holy City" which is to he pre-
scented In that town next Thursday cven-
ing.-Dr. II. G. Jackson of Woodstock
was n guest ut NJ. 8. Adams over Sun
day. Mrs. Newell is employed 1T w. V.
Eastman's.-Thc Rev. Levi Wild suprli-
ed the Congregational pulpit In the alb
sence of the Rev. s.. g. Goodwin on
Sunday.-f:dgar J. Allen died On Sat,r-
day. after a lingering illncss.-Aiston
Nef will move shortly to tho Nat recent
ly vacated by c.. r. Abbott.-Mrs r. Nj.
Sargent visited in Barre ard Montpelier
last wcck.-EGward Ccnnnt, n former
resident, but now living in Corinth.
visited friends hero last wcek.-Miss III
len Pierce has been under tn" lihysician's
care the past few daye.-Annng those
attended tho Montt,"iicr centennial
were NJ. s. Adams and daughter. Nellie.
Miss Ala Day. Emma Kovell. Mrs. Julia
Foster. Mrs. Wynn Rogers. Archie Good
ale. Charles Rand. t%ioor.c and John
Sibley. Arthur Abbott. NJ. G.. gent
Alon2o Rand and family won't to Leo
minister. Mass, N Thursday. where
they VIII make their future home.-Mrs
Mack of Waitsioli. who has tceu visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. a. =. Dolionon has
returned to her hcmc.-Nr. and Mrs.
Wynn Rogers returned last Thursday to
their homo in Ivnn. Nnrs.
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TO WINDSOR FOR LIPB
Sentence Imposed on Benjamin
Williams Yesterday.
Convicted Murderer Of Policeman
james 4. Mc(;rnth Will spend His
Rcmainlng Days in states
Prison Unless PardOned.

Without the contraction of an cyelid,
Benjamin Williams. who was found guilty
of murder in the second degree for snuot-
ing killing Policeman McGrath, received
a sentence of life Imprisonment yester-
day afternoon from Judge Seneca Ifasel-
ton in county court. He maintained the
silence which has signalized his demcanor
since his arrest and was apparently the
most uninterestcd person in the court
room.
Williams was brought to the court
house from the Jail By Sheriff Horton
and Deputy Sheriff Ravlin shortly after
three o'clock. At 3:45 court convened, at
ter a brief recess and at that time States
Attorney Sherman called the attention
Of Judge Haselton to the fact that Will
Jams was in court for sentence.
Williams. you may come forward 70
the bar" said Judge IIaselton. Will
Jams, who had been seated in the prison.
er's dock, arose and walked inside the
bar and took ii seat near his attorney,
j. T.. Cushman. He was told to rise and
Judge Hasclton said:
The jury. by their verdict. found you
guilty of murder in the second degree.
Have you anything to say why the SEN
tence of the law should not be pronounced
upon you W
Williams did not look Judge Haselton
IN the face. but kept his eyes lowered
and as he stood the only motion notice
able was IL nervous twitching of his
trousers with either hand.
THE sentence is that you be confined
at hard labor at the State prison at
Windsor for the term of your life and
stand committed until sentence is COM
piled with. A mittimus will be issued
forthwith said Judge Haselton.
After sentence was pronounced WILL
Jams was seated and Attorney Cush-
man said that he had seen Williams twice
at the Jail and once at the court house
since the jury returned a verdict and that
on all three occasions he had told Will
Jams that no exceptions would he saved
to carry the case to the supreme court
unless he. (Williams,) broke his silence
and slgnitied his desire to have some
thing done. Mr.. Cushman said that the
matter had been fully explained to Will
Jams. but that he had refused to talk.
| Williams had nothing to say when Mr..
Cushman finished and he was taken back
to Jail to await transportation to Wind
sor. where he will be taken to-day or
Tomorrow.
1T was over a year ago that Williams
WAS first taken to Windsor for safe
keeping. and since that time he has been
confined successfully in the State prison.
in the county Jail and at the State in
sane hospital at Waterbury,. In all of
these places he has been uncommunica-
tive, but since his trial began he has not
uttered n word. so far as known. His
counsel were unable to make him talk
aud WhCp be has wanted ANYTHING no
has made his wants known by motions.
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business Transacted dur
ing Two weeks Ending Oct. u.

In re, Albert r. Henderson. Burlington
(minor.) Guardians final settleincu
made.
Estate OF Miss Lavely. Essex. WI
proved; phillinese Lavely appointed cxccu
trix: j. Is. Pouilette and J. A. Donahuc,
commissioners and appraisers.
In r.. Cornalic Beach. tnon conros
Burlington. Mrs. Kate Vaughn appointed
guardian.
Estate of Augustus S. Wood, jericho.
settlement of tho account Of the admins
%trltrix; decree of distribution made.
Estate OF Sarah NJ. Gilmore. colchos-
ter. J. II. Gilmore appointed administrn-
tor.
Estate Of Julia A. Pease, Burlington.
VIII proved: George l.. Pcasc appointed
%executrix; estate dccreed to executor.
Estate Of n NJ. Miller. sholbufnc.
Settlement Of the account OF the admin
istrator; decree Of distribution made. e.
Estate of Edwin X. Blodgctt. Wexford
win filed for probate: hearing Oc;obc~
81.
Estate OF Jon =. Macarthur, Coicrca-
tor. Will filed for probate; hearing
October 20.
Estate OF Della ~l'ortior. Burlington.
Application for liconse to sell real c%slato:
hearing October %.
Estate ~ PhocbN ~. Joinrog. Ierirho.
Application for settlement md decree
hearing October 30.
Estate ~ Mary 8. DC W. Bu,liuc,Nn.
WIN filed for probate; hearing Novemh,-
4.
ESTATE ~ Michael raery. Tin" hlrsh
1iccnsc to soil real estate granted.
Estate ~ Dan Wells, Milton. Iic"nso
to soil ron, estate granted
Estntc of Jesse Glovd. Jericho. Licrnec
Ia soil roai estate granted.
Estate Of George =. T.. Stor". rmiro~.,
Essex. Guardians annual, settlement
r,a1o.
Estates g: Frnnc's md Mar" Iorch~ro
T%urlincton. commissioners report i7'ch.
retatr ~ Francis Earrott, r%nd~rhiil.
ADMINISTRATORS INVENTOR fled.
Estate Of Ann Mu'nuocr. T~rrlinrton
Adminirtratrix inventory fled.
Estate of George Gill. Bolton. Commis.
sioners' report filed.
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WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Arletta Downer, widow OF the
late n. q. Downer. made two unsuc-
ccssful attempts at suicide las. week.
once by hanging and once by taking
laudanum. She has been adjudged In
sane by Drs. Howe and Haylett. and
will be taken soon to the State hospital
at Waterbury.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Gregory, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Y. II. McAllistcr. Mr.. aud Mrs. C.
j. Greene. Mrs. Alice Joslin, and Eu-
gene McCarty have returned from their
trip to Denver and report a very plea.
SAINT trip. The Misses Joslin and Ryle
arc planning to remain in Denver for
the winter.
The concert to be given by the Will
der orchestra, and the boy choir OF
Montpelier. in aid Of the two churches
in his place will be given on Thurs.
day evening. October 10. at the I. o. O.
F. hall. This entertainment will I've
one OF the best, and frst-class in every
respect.
dir. and Mrs. Carl J.. Haselton who
were married Wednesday. October
4. at Bridgeport. Conn. are in town on
their wedding tour visiting his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Hasclton. and num-
erous other friends They will make
their home at Bridgeport, where he has
been employed the past few years.
A special meeting of Valley Lodge,
l. O. O. +. was held on Monday even
ing. October Q, at which the initintory
degree was conferred on one candidate.
Every member of Mr.. Lavanway's
family. nine in all, have been sick with
the scarlet fever. but arc all improving
nicely now. There Is said to he one
new case Of the disease in the family
of A.. Il. Tucker. at the Common, and
they have been guaranteed.
There is to be Il harvest bail and
oyster supper at l.. o. O. +. hall an
Tuesday evening, October II, with
music by Elmorc's orchestra of Mon,-
pelicr.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith. vino went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington a
week ago last Saturday, is said to be
considerably improved.
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COUNTY COURT.
Case of Mrs. Peters against Deputy
Sherins Still on Trial.

During the trial of the case of Mrs.
Cristie Peters VS.. G.. w. Kelley and J. Il.
Brodie Tuesday one of the witnesses
examined was Frank Russell of South
burlington. When his cruss-examination
was begun by Attorney Leary a qucs-
ton was asked relative to his where
abouts at IA certain time. He did not
wish to answer the question and said:
IL object"
"Your objection is Ovcrrulcd." said
Judge Hdselton with n twinkle in his
eye, and the examination proceeded.
The entire day WIS occupied with the
introduction of testimony for the plain
tiff. tending to show that she was in
jured and to what extent.
Deputy Shoriffs Brodie and Kelley were
the principal witnesses yesterday in the
case brought against them by Mrs. Cristie
Peters. who seeks to recover damages
Of 5000 for an alleged assault. Mr..
Brodie took the stand first. lie said
that HI accompanied Deputy Kelley,
waen he went to attach the property in
the hands of Mrs. Peters. and that as
Mr.. Kelley was taking a graphaphone
horn from tho house Mrs. Peters rushed
nj him and caught hold of the instru-
mrnt. He said that after a time Deputy
Kelley told Mrs. Peters she was under
arrest for breach of the peace. She was
then assisted by the two officers to Il
carriage. AS Deputy Kelley reached for
the lines. the witness said. Mrs. Peters
jumped from the team and fell as she
struck tho ground. She ran and Deputy
Kelley followed. As he caught up with
her, Mr.. Brodie said. she threw herself
to the sidewalk. The witness said Deputy
Kelley did not choke Mrs. Peters, but
simply took hold of her arms. Later
the two deputies left because OF the
crowd hat had been attracted by the
scuffle. They then secured II warrant
from Grand Juror Leary and In the
evening the witness returned arrested
both Mr.. and Mrs. Peters. At that time
the witness said Mrs. Peters told him she
would get even with Kelley.
Deputy Kelley was on the stand in the
afternoon and testified that he first went
to the Peters nome In company with
Deputy Sheriff Fine and that at that
time Mrs. Peters threatened to shoot
Fine. N next time he went he took
Deputy BrOdie. He said that Mrs. Peters
rushed Mt him after he had secured the
horn and he thought she IA crazy. His
testimony was similar to that given by
Deputy Brodie and was a nat contradic-
tiun OF tho evidence given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters earlier In the case.
II Is hardly probable that the case will
GO to tho jury to-day.
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WEDDING AT CATHEDRAL.
Richard Devcreux and Miss Nellie ken-
nedy Married Yesterday.

A quiet wedding was solemniztd yes
terday morning at seven o'clock at st.
Mnry's Cathedral, wher Miss Nellie +.
kennedy and Richard Dcvcrcux were
married by the Rev. L. j. Barrett. The
interior of the church WAS prettily dee
Grated by the Lady Foresters of st.
Mnry's Court. of which the bride is "A
member. The bridegroom was attended
ly james J.. Devererx and the bride
by Miss Anna Mahonoy y. The ushers were
charles Devereux and John Murphy.
The bride was attirtd in "A dark brown
t!aveling suit and the bride snmid wore
n,ren broadcloth. After the ceremony at
the church a reception Was held at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Mary
e.. Kennedy OF so Cedar street. Only near
relatives and friends wvye present. Mr..
ard Mrs. Dcvereux received many beauti-
fml presents. including silverwarc. cut
glass. etc. Afterwards they left for Nav
York, where they will remain n week.
i'pnn their return they viii reside On
allen street in this city.
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RoXBURY.

Henry Tracy is in Montpelier for medi.
cal treatment.-Mrs John Crofts has re-
after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. p. +. Shaw and Mrs. Ncttie Hunt
were in Barre Thursday.-Mrs j. Garfield
and daughter Of Swanton were guests Of
Mr.. Garfield recently.-Miss Beatrice
Spalding was in Northtield Wednesday OF
last Week.-Mrs.. Robert Dickinson and
three children of East Granville were at
Henry Van Deuscn's Wcdnesday.-Mrs.
NJ. Sowles visited Miss Madeleine in Ran
dolph Wcdnesday.-Mrs. II. +. Nichols
and little son of Mortified We're recent
guests ut George Spalding's.-Dr. r.. w.
Slayton Of Mortified was in town Friday
OF last week.-Mrs.. NJ. A. Dickinson of
Woodstock is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T.. Chase.-Mrs. s. II. Allen
OF Barre and Mrs. Louise Allen OF War
rem were ut H.. G. Van Deusen's Satur-
dav.-Miss NJ. a.. Rrokaw arrived Friday
and will occupy the Congregational pull
pit for n time. Miss Brokaw has many
friends hero. who will give her a warm
welcome Mrs. Il. w. Dunsmoor and mas
ter Earle Of Burlington are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Dunsn,orc's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J.. Worcester.
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ESTATE OF MIssIP I.AvELY. ESSEN.

We. the subscribers. having been an.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims II demands Of ali
persons against, the estate Of Mis-
said district. deceased. and ais"
all claims and demands exhibited
in OFFSET thcretO; II six months from
the day Of the date herecc being all
we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the duties OF our ap-
bointment at the late residence OF the
decedent. in Essex, In said district ON
the. frst Wednesdays OF November
and April. next. at ten o'clock a. M,
on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day OF October. 1908.
J. u. POULlOTTE.
J. A. DONAHl'E.
Ib.w3t Commissioners.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Anderson and son,
Floyd, Mrs. Cornelia Wiley and son,
Martin and Mrs. T.. II. Moody ere among
those who take in the excursion to los
ton from this placc.--Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Boyer Of Walla Walla. Wash
ington are VISITING Mrs. Roycr's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a. N~cwcomb.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Parker and Erwin Wanc-
field of Lisbon, \. H.. were at r.. a.
Ncwcoml's over Sunday.-This place was
4; deserted hamlct last Wednesday, every
body in Montpelier Mr.. and Mrs. Thurs
ton, Nh. and Mrs. Henry Hill, John Par
ker. Mr.. ard Mrs. j.. j. Adams were
among those who afforded Pomona
Grange in stowe Thursday last from this
rlace. Miss T.. q. Smith of hudson, y.
y. is the guest Of her brother, S. u.
Buse,--L. NJ Huse at Montpelier was
with his family at Mrs. n. A. Mamsneld's
over Sunday.-Mr. ard Mrs. c. ". Stone
visited their daughter. Mrs. Lawrence in
Elmore over Sunday. October ..
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possession the last Of octcber.-John
Ferris is quite III with DrIght's disease.
lie Is with his sister. Mrs. l.. Griffith
This usually quiet town has lately been
excited by several petty thcfts which
have occurred. Cellars. gardens, cream
cans and orchards have teen robbed on
n small scale and on the night of October
4. while town clerk S. j. Dana and FAM
lily were absent his house was entered bv
way of the hatchway. Every door in
side was left open. things moved from
their places and the outer door OF the
safe opened and papers disturbed. As
tho inner safe was not opened, no vain.
ablcs we're taken from II.
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U WOODBURY..

Mrs. j. D.. Bailey goes to Grover. Mass,
Oh Tuesday the 10th, to remain with her
sister, Mrs. INcindn Martin. through the
fall and wintcr.-Abhic Minard has M
isiod work at Asa Dutton's.-TEc Ladies'
Aid met with Mrs. John Morse
"Wednesday afternoon ard evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Guycttc have moved to
the bor'ding house on the Guarry.-Otis
Wheeler IS moving into a. NJ. Ecnjamin's
l.ousc.-J. &. Brown stopped over sun
day at Warren Goodt wis Strong,
although improving. is yet unable to sit
up.-Rena Angel was unable to keep
school last week on account OF a sprain-
ed anklc.-Blanche Strong has been
spending a week with her brother Ill
MONTPELIER.
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WATERBURY.

a very pretty home wedding took
place last evening AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Jay Wis on High street.
when their daughter. Daisy Estolla,
united in marriage to william
Henry Douglass Of this place. The
ceremony was performed at eight
o'clock by the Rev. ". $. Smithers in
the presence only of "a few relatives
and friends of the young couple. The
bride wore cream silk mohair and was
attended by her sister. Miss Anna NJ.
Davis. as bridesmaid, who wore silk
muslin Over pink. The bride carried
brides roses and the bridesmaid car
nations. Walter H.. Robinson of this
place acted as best man. An infor-
NAL reception and lunch followed the
ceremony. The house was attractive
ly decorated for the occasion In autumn
leaves and ferns n the dining room
was trimed with cut flowers and sweet
peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass received
many beautiful n costly presents
from their numerous friends. The
happy couple left on the 12:27 train
for Mr.. Douglass's home in Concord.
where they are to spend n few days
before going for a carriage trip
through the White mountains.
Samuel r. Mansfield of this place
died yesterday morning at the home
of his son. Fred Mansfield, in Duxbury,
SO years. Mr.. Mansfield had spent
most of his life in this town and is
survived by a wife. OF this place. three
brothers, a sister and two daughters.
Mr.. Mansfield was married 62 years ago
last April. The funeral services will
be held mex Friday from the home of
his son, Fred Mansfield. of Duxbury,
and burial will he in the cemetery at
Waterbury Center.
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WORCESTER.

l.. Lee Whitney returned from Seattle,
Washington, on Wednesday last.-fi. l..
Abbott has gone to Portland. Oregon
San Francisco. Cal, Seattle Wash, and
ether points on the Pacific coast.-Mr.
aud Mrs. William Mcdonald OF Barton
were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Il. r.
GILL tie part of last wcok.-Miss Mary
Il. Abbott is at ipDs fol Il few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Temple of Mont
pclicr were at Walls on sunday, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Russ Of Barre visited at
{. II. ClO~gston's.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H..
Kellogg n daughter visited re-
Gently ut j.. l.. kellogg's on tIan,p-
shire Hill. Pearson Kellogg and
family Of Whitci,eli, n. H., wrrc
also visitors at f. T.. kellogg s.
John W. Ctton sold his farm stock crops
and tools to John Iunn of Hardwick On
Saturday. MIR. UttOn- intends owing n
snial place near the Corne-.-Clinton W..
Taylor lost a nice COW on Friday last.
found her dead in the stable in the morn
n.y. Miss Mabel Wiley of Calais IL
working for her aunt, Mrs. Vail. intend
ing to remain during the w~intor.-The
new steel bridges mt the north end of
the town have been completed and are
much admired. ..,
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ESTATE OF MARY J.. DREW MN.
LINTON.
STATE OF VERMONT, pis,ric, 0, G,

STATE OF District OF Chit.
tendcn.
To all persons concerned in the cstat to o.
Mary l.. Drew. late Of Burlington. in
said district, deceased.
..CREETING:
AZ z. Probate Court. holden at Burlinc-
ton. within and FOR tho District ~ ChittnS-
den. on the 9th day OF October. lar..
an. instrument purporting to tie tho las.
VII! n testament Of Mary T.. Drew
late of burlington. - said district. de-,
ceased, was presented to the court
aforesaid. for probate.
And I, Is ordered by said Court that the
9Th day of November, 1893. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms in said Burlington. be
assigned FOR proving said instrument:
persons concerned, by publishing this or.
der three weeks successfully in the Bur.
lington Weekly Ere" Press. a ncwspansr
published In aid burlington. previous to
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 An.
pear before said Court, At The tlmo NJ
place aforesaid. and contest the probsts ~
sAtd Will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand. at BURLINGTON.
IN sand district, this 9Th day of Oc-
tober. 1905.
MARCELLUS 4. BINGHAM.
io'W"t Judge.