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all wcll-informed on questions of poll
tics and legislation. said Miss AJAX
kula seriously, Have Gou never heard
of the activity of Miss Alcxondra Grip
enbcrg, Miss Lucina EIagman. Miss
Dagmer Neovius or Mrs. Nina Silau-
paa, for these are The most popular
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among them7 Miss Gripenbcrg is the
daughter of AN old Finnish aristocratic
family, and is well known as a writer
all over Europe. Miss Dagmer Neovius
is an active fighter for our independ
ence and philosopher of prominence
Miss Ducina llagman is an able teacher
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5.-Miss Hilja Parsiainen, school
teacher. Born 1876.
6.-Miss Iide Wommelpuu, school
teacher. Born 1863.
Mrs. Nina Sillaupas, newspaper
editor. Born 1866
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15.-Mrs Ami Huotari, wife Of news
paper oditor. Born 1874.
16.-Miss HiIda Kakkikoski, teacher
and writer. Born 1864.
17.-Mrs. Lisa Kivioja, minister 8
wife. Born 1853.
1S.-Miss Ali Nissinen, dircctress in
wonan's college Bonn 1856.
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CHARLOTTE.

The schools will commence for the
spring term April S. Gertrude Carrigan
in No. /; Elizabeth Adams. No. 8; Nellie
Johns, No. 4; Josephine Williams. No. q;
May Miles, No. G; Caroline Wooster, No.
S; Kate Beach No 10; Mary Qulnlan No.
Mrs. n. W. Prinde OF Brandon is
passing a short time with friends here
Lyman b. Mcneil has bought about 20
acres of meadow of George l.. Pease off
from the Burroughs lot.-The Faster eX-
ercses Of the Sunday school We're enjoyed
by a large congregation.--1he Ladies AID
met In the church psrlors Wednes-
day afternoon The listers, C. j.. Van
Vliet. J. NJ. St. Peter and +. A. Lewis
commenced their rounds Monday.-Mr,
and Mrs. George r. pease of Burlington
were in town Saturday.-Local maple
sugar makers claim this has been a poor
season for their business thus far-Lum-
Der has been drawn 70 build a boarding
house for the projected slate quarry near
the lake shore, under the supervision OF
C. A. Chapman of Ferrsburgh. 1t is pro-
posed to develop the quarry this season.
A. Bissonette & Sons have had a busy
winter pressing and shipping hay for
Wilbur Field. ana they have a large guam
tty vet to handle. Miss Clare Beach IS
home from Saxton's River for her vaca-
tlon.-Miss Leila Van Nliet of Shelburne
passed Sunday in town.-C;eorgc and Mer-
rift Carpenter are at home from North
fleld.-NIss Louisa Lewis is at home for
vacation Misses Sophia and Marietta
Williams are at home for vacaton.-Anna
Harvey. Constance Gulick and Cora Will
liams are home from Castlctou normal
school.-Frank Lassor has moved into
the house owned by Emery Abare and
will work IN the Horsford nursery this
season.-Mr. and Mrs. q. b. Montague
have sold their homestead to William J.
Lassor of Shcburne, who Will occupy it
in May.-Wm. n. Root is improving slow
|ly.-NIss J. p. BoutOn has opened her
house for the summer, having passed the
winter in BurlIngton,-Mrs. william Hun
gerford of CRANKY, p. O., died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. George II, Cook, in
Charlotte March %, after a somewhat pro-
tracted illness, Mrs. Hungerford was in
her 10Th year. She leaves two sons and 4
daughter, Charles II. of Springfield, III.
Fl, Dixon of Granny and Mrs, George "A
Cook OF Charlotte. The remains were
taken to her former home and the funeral
was held In tho Congregational Church
April Mrs c. s. Wooster has returned
to her home on Mutton hill.--Miss Mar
garet Whalley is seriously ill.-Dana Mol
ison has gone to Burlington, where he
has position in hotel.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

G. G. Pringlc OF Burlington and his
Mexican assistant were the guests of
George Il. Prindle over Sunday.-Ray
Fonda is assisting A. r. White In Mount
view creamery for the scason.-Miss
Bertha Scot went to Richmond Monday
to be absent some time.-The goods be-
longing to the Rev. Thomas Dawson the
new pastor of the Baptist Church arrived
Saturday, MIR. and Mrs. Dawson and
son came Tuesday. body OF Mrs.
Julia Bacon late OF Shelburne was
brought here Monday and buried in the
Catholic cemetery The Rev. +. G, HeaNt
of Shelburne preached at the BAPTIST
Church Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss Frances Bradford Is visiting rela-
tives in Essex, n. "A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jacobs,
March 4.-Charles ROGUE, who has oc-
cuped r. Nc Dougalls tenement the past
six months, has moved to Jericno, where
he has taken a arm.-Daniel Ash has
moved from Ferrisburgh Center to A.
II. Balls tenement in the south part of
the town--Peter Stacy and son had -
fowls taken from their hen house recent
Nv by sneak thieves
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ENOSBURGE FALLS.

The committee having in charge II
nual meeting of the county w. {.
have decided TO hold II in RlohforI
., and -
Loo I.aerv. who has nasscd q wool
roturred 10 Huntingdon Nondav MI
Mrs Charles Tatro and son. Hard
1,ssex vore I'm town Monday on mi
turn from a few DAYS with Mr.. 4
narents at Rerl<shire Center.-MI
Mrs. William Rood and two childrI
turned to their home in St. AlbanI
d,v .aftcr , raU DAYS with Ny an
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TOWNSVILLE.

F. b. Stanley of Malone. n. Y. visited
relatives in town last week.--Richard
riddock has returned to Waterbury af-
ter several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Tyler have re-
turned from Burlngton.-Mrs. Spear has
been i'll for the past week with the grip.
Howard and Dclbert Alger returned from
Albany, n, y, Saturday.-Miss Nellie
Obine is passing q 10 days vacation with
her parents.-Miss Nina Fuller Of Bur
l!nEton passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Fuller.-Ja mes Oblne of Springfield
Mass, passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Obine. Morton Alger
has gone to Bolton Falls to work for the
Consolidated Lighting Co.-Mrs. Nellie
Brassor and Mrs. Laura Dean are passing
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. a. J..
Snow.-Dorman StockweU is in.--IIenry
White is passing a few days with W. G.,
White Tho Lend-a-Hand society will
meet Thursday afternoon at tho churc n
hall-Charlic Larncr and son of BelYidera
were in town Monday
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RICHMOND.

At the annuaI meeting of Friendship
chapter. Eastern Star held in Masonic
Hall Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected. Mrs c. d, War
rem. w NJ; A. Snow, w. p: Mrs. Harry
Fay, A. NJ; Mrs. o. Il. Wood, secretary;
Mrs G., W. Greene treasurer; Mrs c.
l.. Besett. conduCtress; Mrs A. T..
Crandall. A. G. a banquet was served
after the election.-State Commissioner
Thomas of Stowe has appointed Charles
Blow of this town game and fish COM
missioner. The Rev. Frances Kim
ball entertained the Louise NJ, Smiley
circle of Kings Daughters at her home
Wednesday afternoon.-Th Rev and
Mrs. G. c. st. Clair Of Morrisville are
the guests of Mrs st. Glars parents.
Mr., and Mrs. j. n. Richardson.-Th he
pupils of Mrs Russell gave a piano re-
cital at the Congregational Church
Tuesday eveninE-John n. McGarghan
has rented the Park Hotel to Mr.. Far
rell of Burlington for one year, giving
possession April l5,-Mr. and Mrs. John
O'Donnell have returned from short
stay in Burlington.-Miss Josephip g
Terrien of Burlington is visiting her
parentS
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MILTON.

Mrs. Maud Stacy and little daughter
have returned TO their home in Belchor-
town, Mass.-Ralph Wolcott is at home
from Williams College for the Easter
vacaton.-Pearl Potter, night operator
at the station, has gone TO his home in
BelVidere for a few days on account of a
hard cold-J. w. Robinson who has
been threatened with pneumonia IS some
what better--Grace Phillips, Lottie Buker,
Grace Kennedy, Hiram Skeels Walter
Brush and John Wolcott are at home
from Bellows Academy for the 4-aster
vacation George w. Reynolds and family
went to their new home in Middlesex
Saturday.-I4. d. Latham passed Friday
In Montreal, Miss Charlotte Hall and
mother are to move into the rooms
vacated by G.. II. Reynolds-H. II. Fuller
visited his sister, Miss Amanda Fuller, at
the hospital in St, Adams Saturday,
Eugene Allen has been confined to the
house for a few days with a severe
cold.
The Misses Anna McGrath Tressa Bar
rett and H. J. Rowley of Burlington
passed Easter in town.-Jack McMulen of
Georgia IS visiting here.-Miss Minnie
Melaven returned Monday to Richford
after passing Sunday at home.-IIarly and
Leon Perry and Charles King left for
Stafford, Conn, Monday morning.-Thc
Misses Elizabeth May and Grace Ken
nedy are passing the Easter vacation
at home-Mlss Daisy McNau has return
ed from Burlington.
Easter exercises were held at all the
churches Sunday. A concert by the
Sunday school children at the Metho-
dist Church in the morning and n the
Congregational Church in the evening
and also choral service at the Episco-
pal Church In the evening, with beau
tiful display of ported plants and lilies,
3. H. Goodyear of Springfield was in
town Monday and sold his house to
Pearl Witherell who will take posses
sion at once. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La
turner of Weldon are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Leclair of West
Farnham have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George Peltier.-
II. e. Powell passed Monday and Tues
day In Burllngton.--X Wagner is NOV
ing to Mrs. Wagner's house In River
street mir. and Mrs. c. \. Pratt, Mrs
A. B. Landon Mrs Bush and Mrs, l.. w,
Quinn left Savannah Wednesday
by boat for the trip home,-Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Young of Sandy Ilill are
visiting In town.
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WEsTFORD.

Tho funeral of Robert Stuart was held
Friday at II 90 a. NJ the Kew. Mr..
Sturges oniciated, assisted by the lev.
Mr.. Ifnord of Fairfax and the Rev Mr..
Kidder Of Westford. Principal NJ. D.
C'hittenden Of Bellows Free Academy,
where Mr. Stuart was a student spoke
feelingly of his excellent qualities Music
was furnished by the school and the
bearers were schoolmates. The casket was
covered with flowers one piece being
from the class of 1903. OF which Mr.
stuart was a member, and one from the
school. The burial was IN the cemetery
on Fairfax Plain.--Ray Fox of the medi-
cal college, Burlngt on, has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bates for
few ys-Msses Lizzie c. and Grace A.
Allen are at home from Lynn for a
week.-Don NJ. Rice who has been at
home for a few days started for Mauch-
chunk, Pa, Saturday.-Mss Eleanor
Ruggles Is at home from Potsdam normal
school. The ice left the river Thursday
and in going did considerable damage to
II. n. Macombers mill.-James Sweeney
of Swauton Is in town.--H. r. Stone be-
gan work at the creamery Monday. 1t
will run every day now.-Mrs. r. A. Perry
is able to set up.-Dr. r. c. Flagg went to
Newport Saturday to visit his parents.
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IN VERMONT.


Junction--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field
were at j. T. Narney's over Sunday
Miss Helen Bolgcr has returned TO
Bristol where she teaches.-Miss
Helena Hurson went Saturday to Cen
ter Rutland to resume teaching.-A
pair of young horses owned by Luke
Bolger became frightened at the rail-
road station Saturday and ran some
distance. Miss Helen Bolger. who was
the only occupant of the carriage, kept
the horses in tho road until she had
full control over them.
Mrs. Remington, who has been passing
the winter with Mrs. Panck of Burling-
ton. is stopping at l.. +. Wilbur s.--Miss
Mae White of Hyde Park is visiting
her father George White.-John
Hardy went TO South Burlington
Monday where no has employment in a
green house.-'The seating capacity of
the Congregational Church was taxed Sun
day evening to accommodate the large
congregation which attended the Union
Easter service.
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home, Burlington, and Miss Emma
Mead of Cambridge visited Miss Cady's
sister, Mrs. M. IL. Brewster, the last of
the week.-There are several cases OF
German measles here.--There will be
only one school in the village this
spring. Mrs. Georgia Pierce has been
engaged as teacher.--Fred Andrews
visited In Essex over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell of Starks-
boro are stopping with their son, Mitchell
Russell Mrs. William Miner Is Ill with
pleursy John Grace and son, George.
are visiting his daughter. Mrs. George
Rounds.--A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Smith April George Wells has
sold his farm TO George Rounds, who
takes possession at once.--Mr. Wells will
move to the place now occupied by George
Rounds which he takes in part payment
for the farm.
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SHELBURNE

Miss Ethel Bissonett, Miss Annie fiar-
vey, Miss Mary Mcdonald and Miss Mat
tie Stoddard are at home from Castleton
normal school for a vacation of 10 days.
Six candidates We're initiated at the
meeting of Champlain Chapter, No. b5
O. e. s., Friday evening. New maple
sugar on snow and other refreshments
were served The funeral of Miss Julia
Bacon was held at St Catherine
Church Monday morning.-A daughter has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Col
lette.
The license commissioners Of Shelburne
have organized and are now ready TO re-
ceive applications for licenses. No appli-
cations will be received later than April G..
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of Friendship Lodge, No.
a. +. & A. NJ, held at the Masonic hall
Tuesday: W. NJ, b. C. Marsette; 5, w"
Martin G. Hill, j. W, Walter Palmer: S,
D., s. f. Noonan; J, D. N. B. Thompson
secretary, Irving II. Deyett; treasurer, q.
A FOote,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
at. ALBANS.

The case of Crescent Bolton by his next
friend Joel Bolton vs.. Chester Il. Oyltt
which has been on trial in Franklin
county court, resulted in n verdict that
the plaintiff recover $205s and his costs.
| The case will be taken to the supreme
court on exceptions. The case is an ac-
ton 70 recover damages of 5000 for the
| loss Of two fingers sustained by the
plaintiff a minor, in October, 1905, at
Enoshurgh Center, while at work for the
defendant on his farm. The plaintiff was
nine years old at the time OF the accident
and was at the farm Of the defendant
who hired the boy at ten cents to help
in the work Of cutting ensilage with q
horse power cutter. The Of Pansey
Sweet VS.. Arthur Corliss of Richford,
for which damages are asked and the
question Of parantage OF child To be
settled. Is now being argued and Will go
to the Jury this morning. The cases of
Daniel Miner vs. Peter Jerry and Peter
Jerry VS.. Daniel Miner were announced
as settled and discontinued
Tho wedding of Mrs. Sarah Mulln and
James Gordon Anderson, was quietly ceLe-
brated at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
are Thursday afternoon, the Rev. DR..
Charles 8. Nutter officiating The con-
tracing parties are residents and will
Ooml'"" we ~ 'ea'ue ''e'c.
!'e Ju'S III '"e 'aSe VI ramsey o"ee' vs.
~ '."' w '.s' VI 4N'c"loru returned
'iiaF AFTERNOON nhulhs mat
''' va" ''e i'''e' VI me sweet slri 5
| "a'E' me court wall Tx u" amount OF
damages TO be paid by the defendant. The
divorce case of Lucy F. Hamilton vs. C.
!" Ha''-1toh was entered dismissed with
oul preJuulce'
me i"TW ana property OF the Isaac
tt"Et estate located on South Main
street mas been sold by the admins
traitor j. *. Curtis, to Guy Prentiss
At the annual meeting of the Uniform
Rank, knights of Pythias, the follow
ing officers We're elected: Captain
George T. Derrick first lieutenant
Frank l.. Schofeld; second licutenant
| Charles w. Buckley: treasurer. Eu-
| gene NJ. Blake. recorder Wtlbur C.
| Collins The new Officers were in
stalled by Col. n 7 Roberts of Rarrn
commanding tho regiment
Two horses killed = wagon Smashed IN
snIinters and Na+- Hayao, or caor,,i,
badly strained and bruised vare I'M, re-
| sults of a collis,o, hat,,eor a locomotive
and q Jaw, an tho raL, s+r,,t croset, ~
of tho cantr,l varroo+ rail,.,,. ca+urdo,.
,ro,,ir. A. ,1,,.ao, ,,.r,I ,i,.oa 90,
/ a,,nsida ~, tb, canrr,, shove u-,s
driving int ,o.u,r shor,I,, h,tor. .,a,..r
o'clocl, Satura,v bls out6t consistlre, of
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mrs. J W. Coffin went to Montpel!er
Monday for treatment at the sanitarium
of DIR. Boardman. She expects to be
there a month or more M. c. Whitney
of Bolton is visiting his sister. Mrs. +. A.
Stiles.-Mrs. Harrletta Higgins left for
Massachusetts, saturday She expects to
remain the coming summer in and near
Boston.-Alfred p. Goodell went Saturday
to Salem, Mass, to visit his parents and
brother.-H. l.. Murdoch, the road com
missioner. has Just bought pair Of
horses Of MIR. Bartlett of Richmond that
weigh 5000 pounds.
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EMERErrE u. CAIvEnT's ESTATE.

EMERETTE II. CALVERT's ESTATE.
STATE OF. VERMONT. District of
Chittenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the estate
OF Emerette b. Calvert, late of Colches-
ter, deceased,
GREETING
to this court in writing, by the admin
istratriX Of the estate of Emcrettc Il.
calvert, praying for license and author
ity to sell the whole of the real estate
Court that 1t would be beneficial to the
heirs and all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, TO sell the
ceased, and convert the same into
money.
And bringing into Court tho consent
and appreciation in writing. of all the
State, and setting forth the situation
of the real estate.
Wheroupon, the said Court appointed
ana assigned the 10Th day Of April,
1907, at the Probate Court rooms, In
said district, to hear and decide upon sa id
application and petition. and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing
said order, together with the time and
place of hearing. three weeks successive
iy In the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
q newspaper which clrculates in the neigh
borhood of those persons Interested in
rnid estate. all which publications. shall
be previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said
court. 10 make your objection to tho
granting Of such license, if you see cause
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms. this 18th day of March.
1907.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
4O,W3t Judge.
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UNDERKILL CENTER.

Edward Lang, an aged man, is seriously
ill.-John s. Leddy gave birthday party
Monday evening ,-Victor Plant has moved
to Burlington.-Th Hon. Thomas Gale OF
Fairbanks Alaska. territorial delegate
to Congress from Alaska, will deliver a
lecture on the characteristics and the re-
sources of that territory at the Catholic
hall. Thursday evening. Mr.. Gale Is a
native of this place but left here for Wis
consin about 20 years ago.-Royce Burns
caught in a trap a large wild cat last Sat-
urday. 1t is said to have been one of the
largest of Its species,-A daugher was
bonr last week to Mr., ana Mrs. Thos. Ma
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COLCHESTER.

The Misses Jennie, Mae, Grace and
Myrtle Mcneil are at home for their
Easter vacatiOn.-Mrs. ". c. Petty and
children have returned to their home
In Argyle, n. Y.--Miss Fannie Day and
Miss Marguerite WolCott have gone to
Barre for a week.-Mss Meigs of Yer
gennes is the guest of Mrs. j. H.
Thompson.-Mrs Robert Thompson
and baby have gone to Boston for
visit-Henry Munson has gone to
Taunton, Mass,-Miss Hazel Wilson is
at home from Johnson.-James Cary
left for Maine Monday.-Mrs Edna
Coon is visiting her father, Lucian
Mend.-Fayette Calkins has moved to
Burlington.-Arthur Hine, who broke
his jaw a few weeks ago, is gaining
very slowly.-Mrs. Josephine Anderson
is the guest of Mrs, Fowler.-Walter
Plummer has taken his children to the
Home in Burlington to board.
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ST. GEORGE.

James Millham. proprietor Of Camp
Millham at Shelburnc pond, died at his
home Sunday. Mr.. Millham was mem
Der of company c. 18th regiment, Yer
mont volunteers, and was one Of the ever
faithful members OF Cummings Post G..
A. r., at Hinesburgh. following real
estate has changed hands during March,:
O. w. 1sham to DR.. r. o. StoddaM. Mrs.
r. A. Harris 10 Alison Poet, G. H. North
to Willard Reynolds.-The condition Of
Fen. II. Forbes is improving. Grant and
Catherine Comstock of South Burlington
visited Miss Marguerite RILEY Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of Hunting
ton passed Sunday at a. J, Downer's.-
Miss Lucia Forbes of Essex Junction IS
with her sister, Mrs. Carrie Grey. here
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JOHN W. AND MARY STEVENS's
ESTATE.

fSIAIE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden. So.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the district of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the
estate of John w and Mary Stevens,
late of Huntington. deceased.
GREETING:
whereas, application hath been made
to this court i'll writing, by the admin
lstrator of the estate of John W. and
Mary stevens, late Of Huntington. in
s SAID .dii strict: praying, for license
of real and personal estate Of
said deceased. representing to said
Court, that it would be beneficial to
the heirs and all persons interested
the whole of the real estate of said
deceased and convert the same into
money.
And bringing into Court the consent
heirs to said estate residing in this
state. and setting forth the situation
of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed
and assigned the 18TH day of April,
l"Oi at tn" Irobat" Court rooms.
in said district, to hear and decide
upon said application and petition,
and ordered public notice thereof to
therein, by publishing said order. to-
gether with the time and place of
hearing. three weeks, SUCCESSFULLY In
the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
newspaper which Clrculates in the
ncighborhood of those persons inter
estcd in said estate. all which pub
LEGATIONS snail be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in said
Court. to make your objections to the
granting of such license, if you see
cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court rooms, this 2?th day OF March.
1907.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM
4O,W@t Judge.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Bertha Norton, daughter of r.
A. Norton. received by express from
her Sunday school teacher and class
mates of the First Church, Burlington,
Vt. a beautiful Easter lily in full
bloom, with their best wishes for her
recovery. Miss Norton has been at
tending the Edmunds high school and
at the close of the fall term come
home, when she was taken danger
ously i'll. her case battling some of the
best physicians. She is now gaining,
is able to ride out and be around the
house.
George II. Lewis, aged Sc years. died
suddenly at midnight Sunday of heart
disease. His funeral was held at his latc
home Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock.
The Rev. II. I. Kemp was the ofticia-
ting clergyman.
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WEST BOLTON.

The listers met at the town clerks office
Monday to take the oath prescribed by
law before entering upon their duties. --
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Woodwork of East
Barre have moved to town and will live
at A. l.. Hardy's. Mr.. Woodwork has a
position as sawyer in l., j. CHESS MILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham of Williamstown
are visiting at ". w. Yerks.-Miss Ada
Buck of Richmond is visiting her aunt,
Miss Nealey. There has been but little
m nile sugar made this far.