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BETHEL.

The Rev J. Hall Long. pastor Of The
Congregational Church at Bethel for the
past three years has announced that he
Will complete his pastoratc on Easter
sunday Tho people of Bethel will be
very sorry to lose Mr.. Long, who, in
the few years that he has resided here,
stirring citizen, Interested III all civic
matters and in everything that pcrtaincd
to the advancement of Tho town. Outside
of Bethel Mr.. Long is better known as
chaplain OF the Scnat" in 1901. MIR. and
Mrs. Jesse Warren, who move to Med
way, Mass., this week. were given a
farewell reception by their friends at the
Bascom House Monday evening, March
Is, and on the same occasion Mr. and
Mrs. John Reed were presented By the
company with a handsome china set, il
being the end anniversary of their mar
riage. The meeting was under the aus
pieces of the society of the Ecbckah
Lodge, of which Organization Mrs War
ron and Mrs. Reed have been pronin-
cnt members.--The Whitcomb high school
closed Il.day for the two weeks spring
vacation.-The entertainment given Cor
Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week drew a good attendance both even
ings and nettcd about so over all cx
ponscs.-Th1 cautsta. Joseph" given by
Randolph talent at the town hall Mon
day evening drew a fun house and was
much appreciated. y special train on
tho White River railroad brought in quite
"A crowd from the White River valley.
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary OF business Transacted dur.
ing the Week Ending Nnrci, IS

Estate of Erastus w. Jowet.. Buring-
ton; will proved; Edna l.. Jewett and
Jesse +. Jcwett, appointed executors; H..
w. Allen and J. NJ Clarke, commissioners
and appraisers.
Estate of Thomas Moiles. Shelburne;
administrators final settlement made.
Estate of Amy V King, Burlington; Al
fred t. King, appointed administrator; adj
ministrator's Inventory Med.
Estate of AuSemus Spear, Colchester
Peter z. Cross and Joseph Cote appointed
commissioners.
Estate of Daniel l.. Harvey. Elincsburgh
Guy ID. Boynton appointed administla tor:
Harrison and Edward Hollis. commits
sioners and appraisers.
Estate of George L. T.. Sparhawk, Bur
lington; Sam Sparhtwk, appointed admin
!istrator; Fred Beauprc and toward Crane
commissioners and appraisers
Estate of James s. Picrsun, Burlington;
executors annual settlement flied.
Estate of Guy Chambers, Burlington
|adninistra tlx's final settlement made,
and decree issued.
Estate of David J. Hunter, Essex: Liz
zie A. Hunter appointed administrators.
Estate of Maria II. Tuppcr, Burlington
administrators and commissioners re-
ports filed; APPLICATION for settlement and
decree; hearing April -.
Estate of Amelia Vilmairc, Colchester;
commissioners report filed.
Estate of Mary NJ Blnn. Burlingt on;
will filed for probate; hearing April II.
Estate of Emile RiouN CDes iardinsI; Jo-
seph Roberts, appointed administrator:
a. r. st. Pierre and Fred Boaupre COM
missioncrs and appraisers.
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SPRING WEATHER.
Veteran Observer 4. \. Davis Makes
FOrccast from March 20 to june 20,

Tho prevailing wind will be between
tho points of north by west and north
west by north. Upper current prob
ably. itinerant between northeast and
south. Temperature below normal.
There will be considerable cloudy.
weather, but precipitation from storms
rather light, but more copious from
squalls and showers. so that it will be
very wet III some localities. The sprin =
season Will be cold and vegetation
backward. good prospect for the
grass crop whore it has a good bot
tom. Maple sugar makers may expect
snow squalls along in April TO keen
the sap running. Doctors and drug
gists will have their harvest first.
grave yards next
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DEATH OF F. B. BOYNTON.
Ills Business Carccr--Funcral To-mor-
row Afternoon mt Three O'clock.

Frank -. Boynton died at his home 1853
South Union street. carly yesterday norn-
ing of anouriSm Of the aorta ar, affcc-
I ton which causes the dilation or rupture
of the coats of the artery. Mr.. Boynton
had been in poor health for about three
years. He spent last winter in the West
and South and returned greatly improved
| in health. lie was in his store as usual
during the last holiday season but rcln-
pushed for a needed rest active particj-
patton in his business about six weeks
ago. Although he had not been strong
since that time, his former rugged con-
sttution made him able to bear IN under
| the disease, and TO the last he maintained
hopes of recovery aud roturn TO the bust
ness which at all times occupied his mind
and to which he had given his best energy
Last Thursday h was able to ride out
but on Monday of this week change for
the worse became apparent and he de-
clned from that time until yesterday
morning when he expired quite suddenly,
having been in the fun possession of his
mental faculties up TO within a few mo-
ments of the end.
Frank Benedict Eoynton was in the
18th year Of his age, having been born
in Starksboro, October ~ 1855. a son of
Noble and Ellen Benedict Boynton. After
attending the schools of Starksboro and
| Bristol, he came to this city g years ago
and entered the shoe store of +. G. FletCh-
Ter as clerk Subsequently he formed a
partnership with Mr.. Fletcher under the
firm name OF Fletcher &; Boynton which
continued until eight years ago. Mr..
Boynton then assumed the entire owner
ship of the business which he had since
conducted with ever increasing success.
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COUNT GLEICHEN ARRIVES
English Military Attnchc Reached Bur-
lingtOn Last Evening from Montreal.

Licut.-Col. Count Glcichcn, the new
English military attacho at Washington,
-. c.. who has been expected by the
command at Fort Ethan Allen for the
past week, arrived in this city last Mon
day from Montreal. lie was accom-
panied by his valet ana they took apart
ments at the Van Mes. fIouse Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock a lieutenant from
Fort Ethan Allen came to this CITY
and escort the distinguished guest to the
military post, where big reception
awaited him.
Count Glcichcn is OF German descent.
being a son of Prince Victor. of Uohen-
lohc-1aGg"nburg. For a long period of
years he was the English military attachc
at Berlin ANA loft that post in 1903. He
holds Il commission as licutenant-co colonel
in the Gicnadicr Guards of King Ed
wards command at London, Eng. He is
a distant relation of the late Queen Vie
tora and godson of King Edward
he was also a former society newspaper
man in London.
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FORMER BURLINGTONIAN.
Lester BraytOn, Old business Man. Die,
mt Newton Center, Mas.

y letter received by J. l.. Ianou tells
of the death March - in Newton Confer
Mass, of Lester Brayton. a former citi.
zen of Burlington. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon in the Methodist
Church of that city.
Mr.. Brayton was ono of the organizers
of tho candy factory now doing business
under the firm name of Thomas Arbuckle
N CO., and was for Ii years manager OF
il, during which time tho building il now
occupies on Maple street Wa, construct
Cd. When here he was a prominent mem
her of the Methodist Church and infiuen-
tial in business and social circles. He
went to Newton Center about u years
ago. where he has since resided.
Mr. Brayt"n was 81 years Of ago aud
is survived by a wife, two sous, Arthur
and A. u. Hraytou, two sisters. living in
North Adams, Mass, aud a brother liy.
ing in Hartford y. Y.
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SEN. PROCTOR WRITES ON SEEMING

In n letter to II. l.. Samson of st.
Adams relative TO an attempt to pre-
vent Canadian scinnC in Lake Cham
plain. senator Rcdiicld Proctor says:
Have had u full interview this morn
ing with Secretary Root. He has talk
en- up with the Canadian officials the
matter of fishing on waters that are
in part common to both countries. He
has Lake Champlan fully in mind, and
&c anything is done it will include our
lake. But it has been very difficult
TO get Canadian onicials--aS all diplo-
matte action with them has to go
through the English government-to
do anything. Secretary Root. however,
is engaging in 1t very earnestly, and
if any man can bring around some
remedy ] am confident he will" In Il
letter to state Fish and Game Com
missioner II. q. Thomas of stowe re-
ceived, Senator Proctor inclosos a let
ter received by him from Mr.. Bacon,
acting secretary of state. under date
OF March "a, in regard to net fishing
in the Canadian section of Lake Cham
plain, which reads in part; AS you
were informed on March %, 1905, the
answer made by the Canadian govern
ment to Secretary Hays representa-
tions of February 1G, 1903. was that it
would not be advisable to decide this
matter as a separate question, but that
il might be considered in con function
with other questions of similar charac-
ter. For your personal information /
beg to state that the question has
been so considered and that the waters
of Lake Champaign are specifically
mentioned among those tn which (un-
der art. 4 of "A draft convention for the
protection of food fishes which has
been submitted to the British ambas-
sador the regulations to be drafted
by an international fisheries commits
sion. shall be applicd.'
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ESTATE OF MARIA ~. UPPER Oh
BI RII\GTO\.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Chit
tendon, -,

STATE or VERMONT. District Of Chit
tendon, s.
Tho honorable. tho Probate Court for
said district e Chittcuier.
To all persons interested in tis
estate OF Maria II. Tupper late OF Bun
liuEton, in said district, d"cca sed.
GREE1lNCH
Whereas, said court has assigned III,
18th day of April, ncNt for the settle
ment of the account of the administra-
tor OF the estate Of Maria H..
Tuppcr. late Of Burlington, deceased.
and FOR 4 decree ot tho residue Of
said estate 20 the lawful claim
ants OF tn same, aud ordered tlull
lublic notice thereof he given 10 al
rerSons Interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks SUCCESS
ivcIv pre- ViouS To thc day asscl. ed, in
the Burlington Weekly ~" Press. ..
new spaper published IN SAIL district.
Therefore, you ar" hereby notified 10
|apuear 1T tho Probate Court Rooms in
Rurlington. VI, on the day assigned tncn
and there t. contest the allowance %
said account if YOU sec cause, and to
est lblish your riGht IS heirs, lcgItees
and lawful claimants ot said residue.
Given under my hand, This 18th day
of March, 1906. -
NJ. NELIIE. FLYNN.
39,w3t Register.
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MORRILL, HALL.
Plans for It's Erection Considered
Yesterday.
bids for Construction 10 TIC Called for
Soon--Nntcria1 Not Yet Chosen
May lie Brick, Granite or Mar
bIc--AdditiOnnl Funds for
Experiment station.

Tic board OF control of tho tniver-
sity of Vermont and state Agricultural
college, consisting OF President NJ. ".
BuCl<ham, cX-Ciov. l.. j. Ormsbcc of
Brandon, G. 5. Fassctt of Enosburgh
and Cassius Peck of this city, met at
the university yesterday morning and
again last evening and discussed plans
in regard to the erection of Morrill,
hall on the site recently purchased
from John j. Allen and also the use
by the university of the increased APP
preparation allowed tho agricultural
college by the recent law enacted By
congress.
Ia regard to the first of these mat
tcrs it was decided to begin operations
upon the erection of Morrill, hall at
once. The initial work to be done will
ne tho removal of tho old Allen house
from its present location at the cor
nor, of University place and Main
street, farther east and on the same
side Of the Williston road, where it
will bc left nearly opposite the new
weather bureau station Of the United
states bureau of agriculture.
Morrill, hail will be erected on tho
grounds of the Allen lot, fronting up
on University place about in line with
the frontage Of the gymnasium. This
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS


lius Cutler OF Lillicsvillc and Vernon Cut
Ter. also one aunt Mrs. Arletta Packard,
both OF this town. Mrs Cffe (SwingcD
Rogers. aged % years. wife of Fred Rog-
crs of Wilder, died March 10, at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital Hanover, y.
H., four days after an operation. Only
a week before she had visited her rela-
tives here and left her little boy, aged a
year and u half, with her husbands sis
ter Mrs. Elmer Boutwell,, with whom he
will remain. Mrs. Rogers was a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Swinycr of this
town at whose homo her funeral occurred
the 2ist, tho Rev. J. w. Miller officiating
and her four brothers, Allison, Walter,
James and Parker Swinycr being the
bearers. Since Srlhood she has been a
member of the Congregational Church
and was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. Besides the husband, son and par
onts, she leaves four brothers and two
sisters. Tho remains were buried In the
Rogers family lot. Fairview cemetery in
| Bethcl.-Arthur D. Wright died at his
| home Sunday afternoon, March o.. after
a weeks illness with typhoid pneumonia
at the age Of IS years. Nearly all Of his
| life has been spent in this town where as
| a boy and later as anian his quiet gentle
manly ways made him faVorite and his
| death casts sadness over the whole vii
| lagc. lie was married three years ago to
| Miss Kate Flint who with two little
daughters and his parents survive him.
| The funeral was held Wednesday at one
o'clock at the home Of his parcnts--At
the annual meeting OF the Ladies' Ai1 So
ciety held the end, the following officers
were elected President, Mrs. V. s. cut
| ler; vicC-prcsidcnt, Mrs. Helen Miller;
treasurer, Mrs $. G. Harrington: sccrc-
tary, Mrs. Clara Ballard; collector, Mrs.
Carrie Savage assistant, Mrs Prucia
Flanders; directors, Mrs. Walter Swim
yer. Mrs. o. j. Richardson, Mrs. Lila
Stoddard. AT the fourth quarterly con-
ference for GaysNillc and Bethel I.ympus
charge held at the parsonage March =,
the presiding elder. w. NJ. Newton, was
present and the following officers were
| clcctcu: Stewards, o. j. Richardson's John
Morse, Amos LeaVitt Mrs. Elizabeth
Chamberln, Edison lIolbrook Mrs. Clara
| Ballard, c. II. Noble, Mrs e. l.. Noble,
! y. V. LcaVitt, David G.. Brown, Mrs L..
| w. Stoddard, Walter A. Swinycr. Henry
Ihurston: recording steward Clara Bal
lard: district steward. Q. j. Richardson
| treasurer for Gaysvillc O. j. Richardson:
| for Bethel Lympus, G. T.. Noble; finance
committee, Arthur Leavitt, .. j. Rich
ardson. MIR. and Mrs. G. T. Noble Mrs.
II. l.. Dyke.
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AGENTS WANTED.

We want the Calfskins. Hides. Sheer
Pelts, Tallow. Bones, etc. collected in
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange to purchase these
goods for us this spring? We will
furnish the cash with which to buy;
we Will also furnish tags, advice
sheets. taking off directions, cloth
posters to enable you to advertise the
business. etc. etc.
We pay highest cash prices aud
keep our customers thoroughly posted
on the condition Of the market and
pay the freight
TO any one writing us and mention
ing this paper, We will mail fun par
tirulars. Address,
CARROLL :. FACE, Hyde Park, Vt
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IMMENSE SHEEP BARNS

James 9. Colgate, VINO owns a large
landed estate in the west part of BcnniuC-
tn, has commenced the erection of Il
large and modern sheep barn, in add
ZION to those he already owns. Tho found
alton for tho same was built last fall.
The barn will be 50 hy l25 feet with an
ell OF the same dimensions. \ basement
for cattle and sh.op will extend under
both. More than 1000 feet of lumber
Will be used in tho huldiug of the barn.
Mr. Colgate already has a large number
of hloodcd sheep on his farm and it is
UNDERSTOOD that lie viii add several
&undrod moro. Most of his stock is Of
the Dorset variety. Tho value Of the
whole flock IS about 5000. MIR. Colgate
also has "a largo and valuable herd or
Jersey cattle.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE y. u. >PAR-
HAWK OF BURLINGTON.

We tho subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable tne Probate
Court for tho District OF Chittenden.
commissioners 10 receive, examine aud
adjust tho claims and demands OF all
,rrsous against tGc estate OF George T..
= SparhIWh. late of burlington, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset there
TO: and six months from tho day OF this
date hereof being allowed by said court
for that purpose. We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to
the duties of our appointment at tho
Sparhawk Sdniinrlum, on Bank street,
in the city Of Burlington, in said dis
trict on the third TUESDAYS OF April
and September, next, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on each OF said days.
Dated this 18th day of March 1905
FRED BEAUPRE.
HOWARD CRANE.
39.w3t Commissioners.
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ESTATE OF DANIEL HARVEY or
UINESBi'RGH

We. the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for me o' ytrs Of Shl,tsndsna
adjust the cllims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of Dam
iel L. Harvey, late of llinesburgh,
in said district. deceased, and
also all claims and demands cXhib-
tied in offset thereto; and six months
trcn, the day ot the date hereof being u.
lowed BY said Court for that purpose. We
10 therefore hereby give notice that We VIII
attend TO the duties Of our appointment at
tho dwelling house Of Walter q. 1Iar-
NeN' IN li,neshurgh. in suiu ulStrlcl; ON
the. last Wednesdays of April and Sep
TENDER, next. at 10 o'clock a, m, ON
each Of said days
Dated this eth day OF March, 1908.
HARRISON OWEN,
EDWARD HOLLIS,
%',W5t ,0Mmiss tonCls,
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DIVORCE MATTERS.
A SAD CASE.

a woman named Mrs. Julia Trombley
was brought to this city ny the poorma ster
of Schuylerville. n. Y, suffering from
an incurablc cancer. In accordance with
her request she was taken from the Mary
Fletcher hospital To the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Fisher, but the latter's
family were not ready 10 receive her
and care for her aud there is a conflict of
opinion as TO Just what occurred there.
When the situation became known at the
hospital, Mrs. Tromblcy was taken back
to that institution, and just what dis
position of the case VIII he made remains
to be seen, -.. ,f,,. ~,
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ESTATE OF ERASTUS W. JEWET~F,
BURLINGTON.

We, the subscribers. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden.
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Erastus
w. JcwCtt, late of Burlington, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thoro-
to; aud six months from the day Of thu
date hereof being allowed by said
vourt for that purpose, we do therefore,
hereby give notice that We will attend
10 the duties of our apo ntmcnt at tho
Office OF probate court in Burlngtou,
in said district ON the Third Fridays
Of April and september. next, at 10
O'Clock "A, M, on each of said days.
Dated this 23rd day Of March, 1906.
IT, W. ALLEN,
!. NJ. CLARK.
S9,N5t Commissioners.
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Hood'sSarsaparilla
Eradicates 1t, cures all its manifestations
and builds up the whole system.
Accept no substitute.

The funeral Of John G.. Farrell was
held Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
from st. Mary's Cathedral, the Rev. w.
l.. Crosby officiating. Members oC the
Stannard Post, G. a. r., attended in a
body and many beautiful floral offer
ings were prosecuted by friends and
relatives. Tho body bearers were John.
James. Thomas and Frank Farrell and
Albert Mogc ana George Shannon and
the honorary bearers were William
smith, \. T. Smith, Andrew McGaffcy,
II. q. Wheeler Nelson Is. Tracy and
NJ \. l.. Thompson. The intCrmcnt
was in 81. Joscphs cemetery.
Harry Hayes, a young man who re-
sides in Bristol but who camc recently
to this city to work for the j. K.
Booth Lumber company, met with Il
painful accident last Thursday after
noon. lie was saving lumber in tn.
new shop with n swing saw when
through the wrong manipulation OF
one hand tho ends of three fingers
came in contact with the saw and
were badly laccratcd. lie was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
1t was found that the accident was not
of a serious nature.
H. NJ. Phelps, who has been with tn,
American DyewOod company OF Boston
and New York since his graduation iron
the university in 1901 has been appointed
by that company as their foreign repre-
sentative. Mr.. Phelps will spend Il part
OF each year in this country preparing
for the remaining portion of the year
which he will spend in Switzerland Ger
many and France lie leaves for New
York and Philadelphia to-day, where n,
will remain in the laboratories of that
city and Pittstiold for short time prcpar.
ing for his first trip abroad.
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WANTS MARRIAGE ANNLLLLD.

It is announced that Lillian N. New.
age to Fred T.. Butler OF Schenectady
y, Y, took place September 10 last has
made an application to the county court
for all annulmcnt and tnat the case will
come up at Manchester in June Al
though she knew that Butler had been
married before. she says in her applca-
ton that he had frequently assured her
that he had a divorce. As soon as ii
was shown to her that he had not been
divorced she left him, on or about tho
1ith of October. Since then Butler has
been in Bennington two or three times
to see her, but has never succeeded IL,
even secured work in the village, but lief,
when he heard that officers were after
him.
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MARRIED..

ARNOTT-ABBOTT-A St. Georges
cathedral, Cape Town. South Africa, on
February 18th, by the Rev Carson Crisp.
Grant Arnott, son of the late Thomas
Arnott, ESQ., Of Killingsworth Hall,
northumberland. England, to Sarah
Louisa Abbott daughter of the Rev. c.
i. Abbott, OF Burlington, Vermont.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish hereby to express our heart
felt thanks to neighbors and friends who
assisted us and extended sympathy dur
ing the illness, death and burial of our
wife ana mother.
ALLEN $. OWEN,
MIR. AND MRS. EDISON a. OWEN,
MIR. AND MRS. FRED A. OWEN.
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If Your store windows were smaller
than they are YOU would worry about
it. Possibly your greater store win
dow" your advertisements. are not as
big as they ought to be-and if this is so
you have real reason to worry,
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Get Rid
Of Scrofuld

Punches, cruptions, inlammations, sore.
ness OF the eyelids and ears, diseases OF the
bones, ricketts,, dyspepsia, catarrh, wasting,
are only some Of the troubles it causes.
1t is a very active evil, making havoc OF
the whole system.
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EXECUTION SALE.

STATE or VERMONT, Cl1lTTENDlt.
COUNTY -