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SHELBURNE

Miss Louise Weston returned Satur-
day after an extended trip to Europe
and Egypt covering a period of eight
months Defore coming here Miss
Weston visited relatives in Now york.
Mrs w S Webb and party returned
from Now York on Monday. The trim
from Bellows Falls was made in an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Noehurg has re-
signed his position Mt Shelhurnc farms
and Is going to work as fireman for
tho Rutland railroad.--The Rev. George
Y Bliss. r. II. Of burlington Will Of
fCiatc and preach at Trinity church
Sunday mOrninC-M and Mrs James
A. Corey have returned from Capital
Island. Me. whore they passed Naca-
tion.-Frank j. Duhuc went to Mon
treal Saturday. returned Monday and
is now on n vacation at Grand Isle
William Harmon Of Montpelier was IN
town over Sunday-Miss Della Dubuc
passed few days last week at Ne
hasane. y Y.-Miss Florence Farrar
of burlington visited Mrs. w. f. Weeks
Monday.--Mrs John Mackie Of Mon
troal is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs n. r Trish.-Therc wcro no SER
vices in the Protestant churches sun
tav as tho pastors were out of town.
Members Of the Methodist Church at
tended the campn;ceting at Spring
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WINOOSKI.

A serious stabhing ARRAY took place
on Malletts Bay avenue early Sunday
morning in which two young French
residents were stabbed by a gang Of
Italians who reside in the neirhbor-
hood The injured men were Peter
and Frank Bushey, % and 20 years
respectively. and the former, who was
the more seriously hurt, was taken to
the office of Or. ]. w. Sheehan. who
found two severe knife wounds. one
in tho stomach and the other in the
neck, both wounds being very deep.
The story OF the Bushey boys. who
have been in the village but short
time, is that they werc on their way
home between two and three o'clock
Sunday morning when they were stop
ped by crowd of seven or eight Ital-
ians, who soon drew them into a heat
ed argument. whereupon one Of the
Italians shouted to his companions
shoot him" one of the men drew
knife or stletto and attacked the elder
Bushcy INJECTING the woundS as des-
crlbcd above. The younger Bushcy
received but few scratches ana had
his injuries treated at home. OFFICERS
Wardwell and Bergeron and Deputy
sheriff Ravlin wcrc called and about
six o'clock an italian who is Supposed
to be the man who lid the cutting, was
put under arrest md placed in the
Lafayette loCk-uN.
w c. Bushey has purchased Of II.
J. Catalan tho stock and fixtures in
the Main street pharmacy. The goods
will he moved to the Royal Pharmacy
on West Allen street
Ovila Menard who had been suffering
with tuberculosis for three years, died
at the home of his sister Mrs. George
Mcnard 81 Hail street Monday night, Mi
Menard was born In St Edward, /. q"
this village for 10 years. lie Is survived
this village, with whom he resided. ana
by two sisters. Mrs, George Menard pf
this village with whom no resided and
| Mrs Rosa I,estage of st, Edward, +. @
He was member of St Peters, st Leon
| and St John the Baptist societies, all OF
which It IL expected will attend the M
| neral this morning at St francis
Xavier Church in a body. Last winter
| when the st. John Baptist society pur-
| chased lot in St, Francis Xavier ceme-
| terry. Mr.. Menard contributed $40"
towards the purchase price and Also
| for an inscription on the monument Mr.
| Menard will be the first member to be
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UNDERHILL CENTER,

Maple trees are being denudcd Of their
foliage by caterpilars Of a peculiar APP
pearance. The pests begin thei: ravaScs
on the uppermost leaves Of the tree
and their ra spiuE noise It not unlike That
Of the common timber borers. -Tressa
Eagan Of Richmond has been visiting
Mrs. Denis Ryan. her mothcr.-MrS. j.
W. Davis Of Rouses Point, y. y Is visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Culver.-John Powers of Worcester
Mass, a former resident, is visiting IN the
vicinity.-Relativcs from Connecticut
have been visiting Mrs. +. J. Phillips 49,
Mrs. W. ] Hopkins has returned from
Lake George. The Misses Garland of
burlington recently visited their
sister. Mrs. Brush.-The spondent
begs to say to the Union Church people
that he had nothing TO do with the Rev.
Rev. c. Tomlins announcement in
last weeks issue Of the Free Press. Items
Of such nature are contributions, and
should not be attributed to the regular
CORES DODdfnt
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
CHARLOTTE.

Daniel Ash. one Of the oldest cit IHnS
Of Charlotte is in his saith year. lie cam"
from Canada when n small boy with MS
father. the late Bozelle Ash, and FANNY
When n young man he worked 10Y
man named Thomas Demick. who was
brick maker by trade. Demick W'uI'
contract to put up q kiln for part"N
who wished to build, they to tur-
nsh the standing wood that he ""ni"
cut and use in the burning. Mr. Ash saN'
the brick for the Baptist Church "'r"
moulded and burned on tho nat next or
the w J. Scott house in district 40. I.
The clay came out of the bank ""St 0f
the house, tho sand from the n7' NJ r
by The brick for the house now occupied
and owned by George ". Prindlo We"
made little north of tho house o1 IN"
east side Of the highway. The brick f'r
the Wooster estate house were nude ou
the south sid' Of the road and n"t tlr
from where the house now stsuds. Tie
brick house built by the late Alpnu-
Williams. now the Wilbur Fonte ost.'o
property was made from Kiln r"t upon
the HAT east of the Alexander store. TH'
j.. l.. 'ackman house brick cam" from
tho yard north of the George w.
prndle homestead At that time. some
sixty to seventy years ago, tAa farms
were largely covered with wood. ospoo t'-
~ In tie east part Of the towa and for
brick burning was plenty, loe used 70
be burned on tho f.. II. Field .ru, AVID
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Inc teachers of the graded schools
Were In conference with Supt. c. ID.
Howe Thursday forenoon, outlining the
work OF the coming year, and reorganiz-
ing the courses of study which Will APP
p'nr in tho forthcoming school manual.
IN accordance with a recent school law,
pupils who enter this fall high schools
or academies outside or their own town,
expecting the towns In which they are
residents to pay their buttons, must
take uniform examinations provided by
the state superintendent Of education
ond given by the town or district SUI
porntendent Mr.. Howe has received the
examination papers and will hold the ex-
nminatlons August % and %. J. NJ. Teh-
bolts, the new principal of tho high
school, Is the guest OF c. 10. Howe.
Mrs Sarah NJ Landon died at tho
home of her son. Frank Ackerson, in
Jericho Saturday night after an Illness
Of several weeks. Mrs I.andon. whose
maiden name was Carrie Chase. was
horn In Grand Isle nearly SO years ago.
Sh" Is survived by two sons, Daniel and
Frank Ackcrson, OF Jericho, and two
daughters, Mrs. Peter Loco Of this viii
lase, and Mrs. Carrie Robinson Of Fair
fax. She had lived here many years, go
Ing 70 Jericho about five years ago, The
funeral was held at hor late home
Tuesday afternoon at ono o'clock and the
burial was in the family lot in the
cemetery IN this village.
Arthur r Thompson and Miss Lotto
VI Flood daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Orange Flood of Craftshury. we're mar
ried at the Congregational parsonage by
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BRIDPORT.

Two barns belonging to John Wr!Sht
wcrer burned to the ground Monday
afternoon. The cause Of the fire was chill
dr-n playing with matches. Mrs. Marion
Petitions. who has been a sufferer for
years, passed away August II. The fu
neral was held az the residence OF her
nephew, II. x. VILLA ms, Thursday after
uo0n.--Miss Winnie Lewis, n former rrs-
Dent. was a recent visitor here--Mrs. y.
+. Rice has returned from rwell.-Tha
Rev Henry Lamb is passing few days
in Bur,in gton Mrs. F.. r. Wolcott was a
recent visitor at Mrs. James Raldwin's in
Shoreham The local school directors
met those OF Orwell and Shoreham at the
latter place Saturday afternoon and
Mrs G. r. Wolcott have gone to Leomu-
stcr, Mass. for an indefinite stay.
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wEYBPIDGE.

Prof W. l. TwitcheN Of Hartford.
Conn. "A guest Of mis- brother ID, G.
rwit,U-N.- The Roy Horace Crane OF
Rocl stor. y Y, IS visiting hore.-Thn
Rev Peter Heller and Mrs. Heller are at
tend Spring Grove rampmoeting There
viii, opt he any services ut the Methodist
Chlrru sunday Mrs Ola Converse OF
ST. Nholm, ~ Y. Miss Ethel BuWW"ll of
Ri dpurt and Mrs G. HARRINGTON and
dalputor OF Midllehurv, were in town re-
ccutly calling on friends Mrs. F.. \.
lams x in Brandon. the guest Of her
h,pther-iu-law. &. w. cohb.-Alfr"d Aus
g.. is seriously ILL.,
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs J. s Mead Of Hyde Park. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs j.
w. Hanley, has returned home.-Miss
Anna Nichols of Chicago is visiting her
uncle, j. I. Nicho,s--Mr. and Mrs. r l.,
Door visited in St Adams Saturday and
Sunday.-Miss Anna DaEue of HolyOke,
Mass, visited her sister Mrs. Don Fisher
last Week.-Mrs. Stella Farnsworth ac-
conpanied by Anna Nichols OF Chicago
and Guy Nichols OF this place passed
Sunday In Fairfax.-Mr and Mr. Frank
Freeman Of Richmond were guests of
Mr. and Mrs, G. NJ. Ransome Sunday
Mrs. Mary Tracy and granddaughter OF
Leominster, Mass. are visiting Mrs.
James GarV!n.-The Ladies A d will meet
with Mrs. c. NJ Rarsome Wednesday,
August 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DaEue
of burlington were the guests Of his
brother, Eli. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Remington of Colchester and Don
White and daughter of Essex Junction
passed sunday at s. A. Thompson s.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church will
serve ice cream Saturday evening on the
church lawn.
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Nina Chaffee OF Middlobury Ia
visiting tho Misses Katie and Julierte
Hill.--Mrs. Winnie O'Neil of New York
city Is visiting her uncle Altman
White.-Mrs. II. Il. Brown has return
ed from Bristol.-The Rev. and Mrs.
g. w. Russell visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
". Hill over Sunday.--William Brown,
who visited his parents, returned TO
Boston Sunday George Chaffee OF
Middlcburv visited his sister, Mrs. V.
NJ. Hill and his uncle, wilkins Chaffee,
the first OF the woek.--E. G. Scott Of
Ncrgcnnes has come TO live with MIG
sister, Mrs. Henry SpraRue. The Rev.
G.. W. Grey md q. w. Ferguson were
at Spring Grove campsrounds Tues
day.--Quite Il number from this town
went to Wesley Smiths on Hinesburgh
hill Wednesday to attend the stokes
Tan,
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Frank J. Croto with her guest,
Miss Helen Sears Of Troy y Y. made 4
trip 10 Plattsburgh this week to visit
frends.-Lena Forbes has friends to visit
with her from rl!ngton.-C7a~eno
Christmas and Albert Landers passed
Sunday in Charlotte.-Mr Lashua, an
aged man. IS very feeble and insane. Mr..
Clark died Monday morning Mrs. Wal
ston is no better and Mrs. Seldom, her
daughter. Is not well.-M!ss JULIA Rowe
Is able to ride out.-MiSS Low Goodrich
was in Essex Junction last week. NJ.
and Mrs G. A. Sinclair came acme with
her to 60 10 Lake IrOquos.-Miss Flor
ence Metcalf was IN Burlington for EoN
days last week-Georce Ieot and fam
lily are with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ieet.
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Is getting along comfortably. Mr. Far
we'll Is over 70 years old and the accident
will detain him at the hospital several
days.
The Hon. Theodore y. Vail and his
bride gave a dance In their coach barn
at Speedwell Farms. Lyndon Center
Monday evening. About 100 guests en-
ioyed themselves on this occasion, IN
Guiding several from st. Johnsbury'
Coaticook. p. O., Brookline, Mass, ana
New York city. The barn, which Is
finished throughout in hard wood, was
brilliantly decorated with electric lights
and the entire evening was spent there.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The Congregational Church at this vii
lage will be supplied next sunday by the
Rev. Ira r.. Piuney of INdlow,--The La
dies Aid society will have "A lawn party
in tho park Friday evening, Miss Mary
Hovey and Miss Abba Hovey Of East
Hardwick are visiting their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. L. b. Jordon,-Miss Anna War
ner attended the campmceting al John
son,-lnvltations are out for the coming
marriage OF Guy +, Murdoch of this
place and Miss Myrtle Pease of West
Bolton to take place at the bride S home
August 2S,--F, S. Ransom and men have
gone to Northield where Mr.. Ransom has
the contract TO make extensive repairs on
a house owned by the Rev o. L. Bar
nard, Henry Ballard and family returned
from Plattsburgh, \. Y, Saturday.-Carl
Moulton went to Randolph Tuesday Ia
visit an uncle for few days
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EAST CHARLOTTE


Peter boror OF Fellows raj i ior'ner
resident OF THIS place was tor her"
te" days last "eek-lsaac l.''''k and
daughter MISS Arah'!ie Buttr > r~urned
10 their nome IN West Derry N. H. last
Wednesday, having spent n" last three
weeks Win MT iH' trlck ga .-i'Nr MIS-
Arthur w h''" ana 'er husoa ne 'at-
est arrivals during the past ""'k at the
home OF MY. ana Mrs. Waite Farker are
twin baby girls-Henry \. imam ar
rived home from Saratoga, : L" Thurs
day, after several weeks VI with rela-
tives.-Mr. and Mrs.. ID. O. + went into
camp Mt Thompson's Point .-Ft Wednes-
day.-Mr, and Mrs O. 7. Re and family
and Miss Rena Johns went ' Mddlebury
Thursday They also made o." excursion
to Lake Bomosccn.-Qu O. number Of
people from this part of the ''vn attended
the annual boat ride Of the { Congregational
Church on the steamer Tic1rdcroga last
Friday.-The races in Hnc uHrgh Satur-
day proved quite attractive many from
this way.
There will be no servic- ~ the Rap
list Church next Sunda Mrs Ed
ward God"tte Of Jcfferso, IL IL visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs George
Seguin.-Mra. Louise Mar-uHo and son
of Burlington arc VISITING Mr., and
Mrs. Joseph Stohbins.-1' 'haoI brad
ley OF Hineshurgh is very III AT the
home OF his daughter Mrs George
lIart.--Mr. and Mrs. Darwin F"o'e ana
daughter, Ruth arc q thompson
point for two w'oks at me Cove cot-
tage' with Mr and Mrs Arthur h'ls
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MONK.TON RIDGE.

Tho Rev Elizabeth lndcrhIl VI }os-
ton, Mass. preached at the Friend g
church sunday morning ana evening. -
Tho Rev. James Rcufrcw, who for tho
past week has been attending the con-
ference for Christian Workers in North
field, Mass returned houc Monday. The
Rov. Elizabeth t'nderhill and her dauEh-
ter Mrs. Lillian chaplin Of brooklyn. y.
Y, were the guests Of Mrs. James Rem
frew over sunday MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Haskell Of Bristol passed sunday and
Monday here. Mrs Mary Griffin Of
Dandy is visiting her mother, Mrs. r..
". Bidwcll. The Wiling Workers will
meet a. Mrs Luna Walston's Friday
aftornuon.- Resell Young of south
St1rlshoro visited his grandmother, Mrs..
Enhncca Trncv. nv.r SundnN.
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no turned in +bo tho atar,r from box IL
noor the Allo, House Tho denartment
made n record rpn and two streams we're
soon plaving on the flames which had
eaten their way tn tho interior of the
building by wav Of the Telegraph opera
tors window Flames we're soon visible
in places along the roof and the cupola
was as bright as dav. The fremen had
hard fight on their hands, and after
half hours fight the fire was under CON
troll and the recall sounded. The interior
of the building was badly scorched and
I douged with water. Express matter was
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First rage)
FERRISBURGH.


Mrs. NJ S. Putnam has returned home
from an extended stay in Saratoga
Mrs. j. Fisk of Willsboro, y. Y, and
Mrs. Friend Fisk have returned from a
visit in Whting.-Miss Anna Kingman Is
at home after a month IN Providence, r.
I-Bertram Rogers OF Warren. Pa. is
visiting his cousin. Mrs Elvlsa Birkett--
Mr.. and Mrs O. X. Collins left Monday
for their new home in Shoreham. MI
Collins will have charge of the schools
In Shorcham, orwell and Bridport tho
coming Ycar.--Niss Jessie Field is visit
Ing in MddlcburN. MIR. and Mrs ". T..
Downer and Mrs. W. W. Bard were in
burlington Friday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Irish Of Wagner,
Okla, came here Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. A. o. Titus OF Glenside, ac-
companed by Mr.. Irish's mother, Mrs.
A. s. Irish OF Morrisville.-The young
ladies OF the Epworth League were
very successful in the Ice cream festi-
val which they gave Friday evening.
Henry De Ford and Mrs, Maria At
kins were married at the home Of the
former on West Church street We'd
nesday evening, August -. by the Rev,
l.. A. Wilson of the Congregational
Church Wesley Lamberton. n grad
uate OF Toronto Veterinary College,
has opened an ONCE here.---William
Donald has gone to Charlottetown,
Prince Edwards island. to Join his
wife who Is visiting there.-Prof and
Mrs. j. n. Danforth have returned
from a vacation in Swansea Mass, with
Mrs Danforth's parents.-Mr and Mrs,
c. f. Davis have gone to Mallett's bay
for vacation,-Dr and Mrs b. u.
George and Mr. and Mrs. s. ]. Thomas
have gone to Old orchard, Me, for IN
outins-E. G. Flanders has moved into
a tenement In the Bedford housed
w Aiken Of Kelloggs Landing, Ga, Is
passing several weeks with his broth
er-Miss Cora Corthell and Miss Doris
Johnson of New York city are visit
ing at NJ F.. Fosters.--M Ahbie
Hale of Springfield. Mass, Is visiting
at John Stewards.
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ESTATE OF ROBERT KIRBY, JER-
I(HO,

We the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the II obate
Court for the District OF Chittcndcn,
commissioners to receive, examine ana
adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of Robert
Kirby, late of Jericho, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset there
to; and six months from the day Of
tho date hereof being allowed by anid
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we Will at
tend TO the duties OF our appointment
at the late residence of the decedent.
in the town of Jericho, in said district,
on the second Thursdays Of September
and February next, at 10 o'clock n, m,
vi Dated aztec this IAN day ofAusust. 1907.
LEVI METCALF,
IRA MORSE
Swat Commissioners.
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HINESBURGH.

Mrs. Florence Barber of MOntpelier is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O H.
Barber NJ, and Mrs. George Kenyon Of
Boston are occupying their cottage at
Lake 1roquois Mr.. and Mrs Rolin Mil
Ter and son and Mrs. Marshall OF Bur
lington are guests of Mrs, R"heCCa Ray
Miss Mary Dwre and friend, Miss Algcr
Of Burlington are visiting in Brooltield-
Mrs, Schellenger and children of Hubbard
ton are with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Carlos Ross.--Mrs. Warren and children
Of BASIN Harhor are visiting her parents
NJ. and Mrs. Leroy Scoheld.-F Fred Ross
has returned to Burllngton-Mr w. O.
Trapp goes Tuesday to spend a week with
hcr sister Mrs. II. R. Pcecher IN HYDE
vile.
Lew Hudson, son Of Albert aud Mary
Hudson. died Sunday afternoon. The
funeral was held Tuesday at one o'clock,
tho Roy. G, G. Adams of Essex Junction
officiating Edward II. Reed passed last
week al Sunset lake IN Benson, the guest
of Or. McKibhon Of Shoroham Ell Ter
rlll's son is suffering from a broken log
caused by his team running aw4y.-Wa'-
lace Place has picked over eco quarts Of
rasrherrios in his Eardcn.-Mrs. Louis
Lloyd and daughter Mss Emma. and
Miss Helen NJ. Wait. Of Chicago, sisters
and niece of Mrs A. W. Post. visited
here Friday and Saturday-E. W. Post
Of Essex Junction visited in town last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dow and children
Eave returned from a two months visit
m England At Mrs Dow's Old Some The
ReV. and Mrs. G. c. Adams and daughter
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ESTATE OF WILLIS II. STEVENS,
BOLTON.

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 Wills
II. Stevens, late of Bolton. In
said district deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited In offset
thereto; and six months from the day of
the date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of our appoint
mont at the resi- ence of A. q, stevens,
in Bolton, In said district, on the third
Thursdays OF September and February
next. at 10 o'clock n. m. on each of
said days
Dated this 18th lay of August, 1907.
j, j. LAUGHTON
FRANK PHILLIPS.
swat Commissioners.