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WEST MILTON.

Alton Costello has hired ont to Edgar
fabaree for tho coming year. A. a.
Herrick will move to his place in the
village the last of the month. Ed
gar Gabarrec will move to the house
now occupied by Mr. ITerrick and Cos
tello will move TO the tenement house
where Gabarrcc now livcs-James Ia
port moves March ! to the farm he has
purchased near The Cohble aud William
Granger will move to the farm vacated
by Laport. Mr.. and Mrs William Nor
ton Of Loon Lake, who are spending the
winter in 81. Adams are visiting friends
here.
Frank Brace, who bought tho old
creamery house. has moved there with
his brother-n-aw, Ben Wade Mr.. Wade
will work for +. e. Blakc.-A A. Herrick
will move to his house in the village
next week.--William Sweeney has taken
the Clark farm, where Mr.. Laport has
lived the past year and will move there
March l. His brother Cortes will work
for him and will move his family there
too.-Mr. and Mrs. William Morton of Loon
Lake, who have been here the past week,
went Monday to visit his father at esrl .
crossing
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EINEsBURCH.

Mr.. J. r. Anderson of Franklin is with
his daughter, Mrs. c. c. Adams.-Mrs. G,
-. Boynton is lila plOtto Chapter, O.
L. s., entertained 1875 people Friday even
ing Large delegations We're present from
the Richmond and Charlotte chapters. An
elaborate supper was served after which
dancing was enjoyed, Miss HUI furnish
ing music.-George Davies will 80 to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment this
week.-David Donahue and family of
Starksboro passed sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Observation-Disclosures Me
ltenzie and Small attended the education
al meeting in Shelburne ThurSday.-Mi IS
Mamie Wright. teacher in the Essex
junction graded school, was at home
over Sunday.
Daniel Patrick is preparing to put an
electric light plant in his mill with a
u horsepower dynamo which will fur
nish light for the mills and residences in
his Vicnity.-At the annual Cemetery as
sociation meeting the following trustees
We're elected:N. y. Partch, II. D. Weller,
q. ID. Leonard William Sanctuary and
O. a. Mead. A tax of ~ cents on lot was
voted, also to place the fund on hand in
the trust companY.-The Condensed MIX
company has rented the Pierce grist mill
and will run the mill and carry a stock of
hour and feed. The mill has been prac-
tcally closed for the past year owing to
the Illness of II. W. Pierce, the owner
At the close of school No. g. Friday
Pauline Leonard was the only pupil, who
had no absent or tardy mark during the
term.-H. b. Fleming has moved into
George Endres house or Silver street
R11l,vip hn ha 4
Weed farm for three years and will live
in his house in the village and drive TO
the farm daily.-John Dwyer IS moving
his goods to Moretown. where he viii
carry or a large farm the coming year
Kate Collins is able to be about her
house again and Robert Barker at the
same place is slowly recovering from a
third attack of pneumouia.-Mrs II. II.
Page is passing the week with her parents
ir. ST. Albans.-Henry Brothers has
moved to Benson. where he will run a
creamery, He has rented his place to Mr.,
Dimick, who runs the Condensed MIX
CO.'S min Mrs. Leonard Andrews Is
spending IA few weeks with her son, Will
lam Andrews. Mary Wright was at home
from Essex junction over Sunday.-Mrs.
Harrington of Burlington IS visiting at
q. ID. Leonard's.-M Florence Barber,
matron of Heaton hospital Montpelier
visited her parents, MI and Mrs, o. ii.
Barber, returning to Montpelier Satur-
day.-Nrs. Mary o. Dow Is i'll with
tonsilitis.--The Rev. G. {. Adams will
have "A preparatory lecture in the vcstry
Thursday evening and communion SER
vice in the church Sunday, it being the
last Sunday of his pastorate in this place,
Roy Kenyon, of Jericho is in town, May
Murray of Goddard was at home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clifford have
taken rooms in Mrs. Sophia Degree :
house.-Mr, Locke Is the guest of Mr.,
and Mrs, Oliver Sprague,-Mr. ard Mrs,
Heman Johns OF Burlington are in town
Mr.. and Mrs, f. W. Dowic viii move 10
burlington. Mrs, Carlos Ross has re-
turned from Burlington.
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CORNWALL.

The 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Brush was seriously burned on
the hip and legs Friday by stepping back
wards, sitting in and upsetting a pail of
scalding water. schools will close this
week for the spring vacation.-After Il
lingering illness with pneumonia, Willard
the 4-year-old son Of Mr., and Mrs Nelson
Mayhem OF West Cornwall, died Saturday
and the funeral was held Tuesday BArial
was in the Catholic cemetery in Middle
bury.-Dr. S. S. Martin of Windsor was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs VI. z. Taylor
Monday and Tuesday.-Mrs Marion Carr,
who has been i'll for the past two weeks,
Is improving.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

The entertainment, given by the +.
A. class and the class Of young ladies'
or the Congregational Sunday school
Friday evening, was largely attended.
The programme of Rotations, songs
and tablcauX were followed by a So
cial which large number of young
people attended.-The addition, built
on the congregational church for the
new pipe organ, is nearly completed, -
T., Il. Perkins, who recently sold his
farm, has moved to the village. Later
he plans to move to Meriden, Conn
Mrs. Amelia Whiting has gone to Con-
cord, N. H., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
G., A. Nichols,-Mrs. G, G. Collier is very
i'll from congestion of the braIn.-A
son was born Wednesday to Mr.. and
and Mrs, Clarence Spaulding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, j. Charles
Spaulding of Glenside Clarence
Spaulding Is very i'll Of pneumonia ct
his home. j. Gallagher. who hiss
bean danGarously i'll at pneumonia, L.
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CHARLOTTE.

'H''' "''''u'u ic"o" o"'f ''''t''e
OF ''e 'onsiesauohal Church anu society
convened III the church parIorS iHurSuaN
",'ernooi,' Apo"t II" were Se"'eu AT inc
""u"uantlE supphea tables s"or''S a''er
one cioch' Alter dlhher inc company
was called 10 order by me rev herNey
H"'ch' WHO acteu rs 'o"Sttnds'e'' Pr9t
II oroer was an anthem by inc oho'r lol-
io"e" ny ie''ers. Oh sreet'hs' e'lIei Among
ehe"' pe'hs letter from the rev u -
lo'reE Oh AhuoVer' Mass lor'her pas
'or Oh 'he ,harlotte Church' MT lorreN
recently celebrated his Soth plrthuay ana
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JERICHO CENTER.

The men Of the parish are to give
Colonial Party al the parish house Fri
day. The men will serve the supper an
furnish all the entertainment.-H
Murdoch has sold his place IN this VII
lage to I. s. Thompson; possession to >
given March Mr.. Lawrence and famil
of Huntington are moving into the Ere
Tomlinson tenement hOuse.-Wil!is Brow
while working in the woods had log rol
on to bis leg. breaking the bone betweer
the knee and ankle.-Jphn Hogan ma
taken the home farm Of Mrs. T.. II. Cha
p-n.-It is reported that f.. w. Hoskins
q former resident Of this town. but nov
of Dudley, Mass, has rented the ston
tenement house and Will move here in tn
spring, and take up his former bushes
Of painting, and paper hanging.
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LARRABEE'S POINT.

Miss Helen Buroich is in Whitehall and
Glenns Falls, y. Y, for Il few days
Miss Edith Abegg of Boston is at the
Lake House, T.. Plat was in Crown
Point. n Y. FridaY.-Mrs -. MacCaley
is ill-T G. Easton is comfortable. -
Henry Beldn was in Crown Point Sat
urday.
X. W. King has rented Tho Sherman
House at Moriah, y. Y, and he will take
possession April Miss Frances Wesley
of Brandon and Miss Hattie Wesley Of
Troy passed Sunday with their mother
A second operation was performed on
7. G. Easton Sunday
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WILLISTON.

Work is progressing on tho Woo1mor'
hall-Mrs. Chaurccy Downer is III wi
the grip.-N. W. Clark, vino has been .
some time, IS ganiug.-Elmer T.. Gran
and daughter of Whiteshoro. : t., is =
town.-Miss Haggerty OF spencer. low.
is the guest of Mrs Almira Brownell.
Mrs +. Douglas mas returned from Ma
let's hay.-Mrs. Carrie Morrell has bee
at Mallotts bay for few days.-Mi
Lena Forbes has returned from Sout
BurinGton.-F. F. Boroman Of Esse
Junction was in town Monday.-Mis
Julia Rowe has gone to the Fanny Ale
hospital for treatment.-Dr. c. F. Whit
ney has moved 10 Jamaica Plains
Misses Bessie and Adelaide morrill, 9
this week to northern New York for
few days-N. II, Mctcalf was i'm Rich
mond Monday to see Mrs. Ferguson, WIN
* Ill.,
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SOUTH sTsARKsBoRo.

The funeral of Amos Tucker, aged 7s
years. was held at the Friends Church
Saturday at twelve o'clock. The Rev.
Mr. Grey of the village off1ciated. Dan
lei Hallock, Byron Hurlburt, Lindsey
Birdsall and George Wright were bear
ers. Interment was in Lincoln ceme-
terry where his wife and children are
buried. Robert Young is at home from
Buffalo N. Y, where he has been the
past winter.-Frank Brewster's peAple
OF Huntington visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ambrose Tatro.-Gracie La
fayette, who has been i'll is somewhat
better.--Lewis Tatro of Huntington
was the guest OF Daniel IIallocl's fam
lily Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grace
visited her brother, Henry Steadman in
Lincoln Sunday
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UNDERHILL.

The Ladies Social Urion will hold it's
annual meeting at the congregational
Church parlors Friday afternoon. Tea
will be served.-rhe Tnderhnl graded
school is preparing an appropriate pro-
gramme for Washingtons birthday
Charles Scribner has purchased OF the
Misses Powell their house and lot in
this village. Mr.. Scrlbner will move there
about March Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice has
returned to her home in Morrlsvile.-
William Houghton will move to Bakers
field soOn-Miss Fannie Rogers. who for
the past five months has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital. has returned
much improved in health.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. " Goodwin are having serious at
tack of the grin
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WEST BOLTON,

Mr.. and Mrs \. L. Hardy are visit
ing i'm East Barre.-E. Il. Davis
slowly recovering from his critical III
ness-E. z. Scott and @. A. Pease hav
finished taking an inventory of III
goods in the store of the late w. I
Davis.-The pauper case Of town {
Bolton against the town Of Huntingto
was heard before Justice n. f. Roc
Tuesday. who rendered a verdict f.
Bolton 10 receive Sl37.fi and costs.
The funeral of the Ycar-old chill
OF oscar Burns. who died last woe'
was held Friday. The Rev. q. L. Ban
nard of Underhil oTiciated and inter
mcnt was in West Bolton Ccmetry.
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MILTON.

very interesting talk on gospel tenn
pcrance was given by Fred Il. Britten OF
Boston. speaker for the Vermont Anti
Saloon League at union service at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning
and on the saloon question from a hnan-
cial aspect In the evoning.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hall and little daughter, Mildred, Of
st. Adams are visiting in town.--The
Rev. NJ. H. Ryan supplied at Wcstford
and Binghamvilc Sunday for the Rev
Mr. Sturgeon, who is ill.--Mr and Mrs
Frank Goodyear are visiting In Burling-
ton.-The Ladies' Village Improvement
society will serve dinner on town meet
ing day.-Nliss Fannie Wilson ia at home
from Burlington for n few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Grow and little daughter OF
Westford passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Allen.-The Rev. Wilbur
Rand of Burlington will deliver an illus
trated stereoptcon lecture at the Congre-
gational vestry Friday evening after
which refreshments will be scrved.-H. u.
Skees and Miss Grace Philips were at
home from B. f. \. over Sunday.
Orrn Tillotson Is to have ar auction at
the Powell farm, which he has carried
on for several years, Saturday.-George
Reynolds was in Mddlesex Tuesday,
where he completed the formal pur-
chase of n farm. He will move there
about April Ray Phelps is ia move to
Mrs. Julia McGees house soon.-Miss
Libbie Kiley Is in St. Albans.--F. r.
Goodyear has a position on the electric
cars In Burlington Charles Caswol re-
turned to St Adams Wednesday after
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Caswell-About 40 members
of Amitie Camp, NJ. W A. vert to COL
chester Tuesday evening to assist in in
Sailing new camp there. Mary Allen
has finished her school at West Georgia
and is at home
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The lecture of Peter Mcqueen Fri
day evening was enjoyed by a large and
appreciative audience. The pictures IL
Illustrating his trip were much better
than any ever seen hcre.--Mrs. Layton
Elliott is i'll with the grip.---Miss Sarah
German has returned to Mt. Philo Inn
after visiting in Burlington.--Mrs.
Frank Quinland passed Sunday in Bur
lington.--Mrs. John Dakin Is still SORT
ously i'll, with very slight signs of inn
provement.-The directors of the Lewis
Creek Creamery association held bust
ness meeting at Carlos Martins Sat
urday evening after which refresh
ments were served.
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HE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY FEBRUARY

Clermont, Cal.
News has been received here of the
death in ct. Louis, Mo, Friday of Mary
T. Jones, prominent maiden lady we'll
known throughout this section. Born
In this town about Il years ago, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones,
Miss Jones spent the larger part of her
life in this town. She was n member Of
the Methodist Church society which was
active here some years ago and she made
hoet of friends in all walks of life Since
last fall che had been visiting her niece.
Mrs. Ramsey. in St. Louis. Miss Jones
is survived by brother, who is a ply
sician in Cincinnati, o.. and two sisters
Mrs. Carpenter of Addison and Mrs.
Grant ii. Burrows of Burl ngton.
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AMOS HALLS ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. District Of
Chittcndcn.
To all persons interested in the esta te
~ Amos Han, late of HmcsburRh, in
said district, deceased,
GREETINGS:
At n Probate Court holden at Bur
lington, within and for the district OF
'hittcndCn, on the 14th day of February,
1907, an instrument purporting to be
the last Will ana testament of Amos
Han late Of HinesburEh, in said
district, deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that
the Sth day of March at the Pro-
bate court rooms in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument:
ma that notice thereof be given to
Ill persons concerned. by publishing
his order three weeks successfully in
he Burlington Weekly Free Press, n
newspaper published at Burlington
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
10 appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
The probate of said will. IL you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington
In said district, this l4th day Of Feb
ruary, 1907. -
NJ. NELLIE FLYNN,
S4,w3t Register.
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COLCHESTER

Tho we'll diggers at the creamery after
going down three hundred feet. tho last
one hundred being through solid rock,
have found water sufficient to I'll ther|
contract of twenty gallons per minute i
Robert MoCucn. who IS iu with pneu-
monia, is a little bctter-The annual
parish visit ana donation Will be held att
tho Congregational parsonage Friday AL
tcrnoon and cvoniug.-A daughter was
born To Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
Thursday. Mrs. Brown, who is III with
pneumonia. is h"ttcr.-AIr and Mrs.
Philip Brass left Saturday for Hartford
where they viii residc.-The union school
closed Friday
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WEYBRIDGE.

II. l., Thompson was in Boston last
week.-The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
society will hold a sociabe at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. IT. b. Hagar in Middle
bury Wednesday evening, February 27-
The Rev. Charles Murkland of Middle
bury preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday. The church has extend
ed a call to the Rev. Mr.. Bailey of North
Ferrishurgh to become its pastor.-There
will be a sociable at Mr., and Mrs. G.. II.
Wright's Friday evening.-The village and
monument schools will close this week
The other schools closed earlier
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GRANVILLE.

Raymond Briggs is at home from
Rochester on account of illness.--Miss
Myrtle Maynard was in Randolph over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fifield finished
their work for Mr.. Robinson in Deer
Hollow and returned to their home
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty and fam
lily have taken their place.--The many
friends of Martin L. Briggs will lie
sorry to learn of his serious illness
in Pasadena, Cal. of typhoid fever
Laing BROTHERS moving picture show
viii be here Saturday evening.
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BOLTON.

Tho village water pipes at East Bolto
and at the Davis mill are frozen. TIL
water is drawn in tanks for use
the mill.-Sidney Sabins returned Sunda
evening from Richmond.-Mrs NJ N
Sabins attended the educational meeting
held at Richmond Friday afternoon an
evening.-Mrs. Henry Senior is worktn
In cotton factory in Burlington.-M'
and Mrs. Carl Morse visited at Franl
g1llahau's Sunday
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LEICESTER.

Schools in town closed last week-Miss
Nettie Johnson has returned home after
two weeks IN Whting,-Mrs. Susan XII
burn, who has been with her son in
Hubbardton, has returned home. The
Rev Mr.. Weber read his resignation
Sunday,-Mrs. Fannie McAlster Damon
died Sunday Of grip and heart failure.
Funeral was held at her home on We'd
nesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Page)
BRIDPORT.

Henry Nichols Is i'll with the humps -
The social to be held at the vestry by the
Ladies' society is postponed to February
T-Mrs. ELIZA beth Parrish died Sunday
morning after n brief Illness. Edwin Nor
ton is convalescent.-Orlson Sherbno will
move to Edward Nichols's in the near fu-
ture.--T. J. Butler has nearly recovered
from his accident.--G Y. St. John Is re-
covering from an attack of the grip.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Grandey of Shoreham
were in town saturday
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ST. GEORGE.

The Shelburne Driving club will hol
the second of its winter races at Shel
burne pond Friday afternoon.-Wa
Westcott of Essex was I'm town the fir,
of. the week MARTY and Margarett
Tilley. who are employed in Burlingto
passed Saturday and sunday with thei
parents.-Mrs. Martha Han ana Oscar Pal
mer of Hneshurgh We're at II. II. Tilley'
last week.-Mrs.. Alison Reynolds is dan
gerously i'll
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UNDERKILL CENTER.

John Casey IL very Ill with infam-
matory rheumatsm.-Robert Kirby has
rented his farm TO Mr.. Flint who will
taken possession March 1.-R. G.
Smith OF Burlington passed last week
with his brother, p. y. Smith. The fun
eral of Charles Dorr was held at st.
Thomas's Church Friday morning at
nine o'clock with burial in the Catholic
cemetery
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RICHMOND.

There was slight blaze at the Rich
mond Lumber company's saw mill Mon
day evening about ten o'clock, but was
soon eXtinguished with little damage
Henry Lucia, who has been employed in
Witherbee, \, Y, this winter, has been
at his home here for several days.-Miss
Donaway of Barre is stenographer for
tina Varnlnnt Candansed MIX company
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NONE BETTER.

An applicant for the post of mstres
in country school was asked:
"What is your position in regard to tn
whipping of children"'
She replied: My usual position Is on
chair, with the child held firmly acros
my knees, face downward. Smiles.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Eunice Prior closed her third CON
secutiVe term of school in dist rict No. 3
Friday with a prize speaking by the
pupils commemorative Washington's
birthday. The schooroom was tastefully
decorated with flags and bunting. Par
ents and friends were present 1t was
hard to decide who should have the
prize. but it was awarded tn Eugene But
lar with honAnahlA MAINTAIN of JEstiaAr
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

V. c. Atwood went Friday to Rutland
for few days stay accompanied by w.
j. Whitney OF Salisbury. Lena
Sumner has returned from Whiting
About 40 friends OF Mr. and Mrs. VI. T..
Sessions. gave them a surprise party FRI
day evening.
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Emma Stanley returned Wednes
day from Watertown, y. Y.-Franci
Martin has moved to Milton and wi
work for Albert Pettingil, Mr. and Mr..
j. T.. Finn attended the funeral of Jerr
Finn at Milton Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Electa Ross wife Of Sanford Ross,
died at her home Monday at 1850 p. m,
at the age of &c years. Tho funeral will
be held at the church Friday at 100 p.
m. The Rev. Mr.. Gray Of Starksborc
will oficiata
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Cookie and Florence Aldrich Those
having no absent marks during the term
were Ralph Aldrich and Sarah and Mary
Prior. The other schools will close Fri
day.
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gaining.-NIrs. J. ]. Campbell, who has
been very Ill of heart trouble, is able
to sit up for a short time each day
w "A. Dutton Is ILL.,
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