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o'clock Rev. A. y. Potter. assisted by
VIM. Palmer, ofTiciated. Quartette
consisting of Miss Frances Wheeler. Mrs.
carlos Martin. John Kenyon. Clark
Webb. sang three hymns and the bearers
were officers in the Leins Creek cream
cry OF which Mr.. Field was president.
He was member Of the official board AMI
trustee OF the Methodist Church for
many years and ovcrscer OF the poor for
n number OF years. The interment was In
the village cemetery -Miss Emma Bail
is visiting friends at Lake George.-Mrs.
John Wood and son of Bridgewater, Vt.
are visiting at Or. Lane's.-The ladies'
Aid Will hold sociab In the church
parlors Friday evening. Mrs. Flora Har-
rington and daughter. Sarah, have re-
turned to Burlington after spending the
summer with her son. Fred Harrington.
Mrs Lucinda Allen is confined to the
house with an attack of croup.-Miss
Susan Hobart has returned from East
Middlebury.-M Inez Martin has gone
to Burlington where she has position
as kindergarten teacher in the Adams
school.-The fall term Of school has open
ed with Miss Lora Dean as teacher In
district No 3. Miss Dalton in district No.
and Miss Daniels In No. ?.
Saturday night was ladies' night at Mt.
Phlo Grange. SIX candidates were voted
upon and accepted. The program ar
ranged by Mrs Robinson. consisted Of
vocal music and Aunt Jerusha's AL
bum" The next meeting will be held
September 10 and the topic for discussion
will bp '''TaXation
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDW1CK.

Burt Ward and two daughters Of Will
mington. Del, are visiting relatives here.
C. F. Conant has sold his farm On West
hill to Henry F. Hi OF Barre, Mr. Con-
ant will move his family to the village.
Miss Florence Titus and Walter Lon
don OF Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l. =. Titus.-Miss Cora Laure OF Cabot,
former teacher here, spent Sunday with
Miss Greenwood. Miss Lauce and her
father expect to spend the winter IN the
West-Harry Cole. who underwent an
operation In a hospital in Boston, has
returned home much Improved In health.
Mr. and Mrs II. X. Mack received
word Saturday of the serious illness of
their son. Warren. in a hospital in VIM
nipeg-Miss Matte Wakefield has gono
to Upton T. O., where she will attend
school-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Douglass of
Acushuet Mass, are visiting the Rev.
and Mrs +. F. Newell,-George Foster
finished work Saturday in the office Of
the Woodbury. Granite Co. and TINS
week will 20 10 Montpelier seminary.
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ST. JoHNsBURY.

T. NJ Howard started for San Fran
cisco. Wednesday. called there TO set
tie the estate of his brother, Charles
Webb Howard. DIR. Henry c. Newell
will accompany him.-The report that the
Company d basket ball team has engaged
to play In Gloucester Mass. the coming
sea son Is untrue. Manager Gray has al
ready secured George IIenschel and
Walter Swenson. last years guards. and
Is negotiating with two more of last
years's favorites. "Tohy" Mathews and
Pat Doyle. The latter Is considering an
offer from the Gloversville team-M
meeting of the st. Johnsbury Sunday
School association Sunday afternoon. a.
B. Noyes was chosen president to sue
coed c. H. Dempsey. who has left town.
It was voted to hold a conference or
home department workers some time in
October to he followed by canvass OF
the town The canvass will be taken In
one day by 20 volunteer canvasscrs.
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JERICHO.

John Carroll is moving into the Conner
house and Joseph R!ssonettc is moving
ito the house vacated hy Nj Carroll -
Mrs Archie Saulaute and children OF
Berkshire have been visiting Mrs James
Stafford. Jr.--Several farmers are draw
Ing corn to the canning factory Mt Essex
Junction.-'Park Brown and George story
went Saturday to Malletts bay TO remain
over Labor day.--M!ss Jennie Fuller, who
has been in town two weeks. returned
Friday to Bellows Falls.-Miss Ada
Curtis was at home from Essex juno
tion over Sunday.--Miss Mary Wright.
who has been IN Charlotte since spring is
with her her sister. Mrs. w. W. Ring.
NJ A. Buzzell was seriously bruised
and rendered unconscious by being
thrown from his bicycle Monday even
ing.-Miss Lottie Sinclair and brother
spent sunday with relatives in Essex
Junction.--Mrs. +. s. Tominson and
Miss Lulu Lincoln entertained a few
friends Saturday evening In honor OF
Mr. Tom'nson's birthday.
Miss Elizabeth Krewot has re-
turned to St Marys Academy, Bur
nngton,-Mrs, l. c. Rice was in Bur
linEton Mondav-Ira Rogers and
lington to complete their last year in
the high school.-Mrs. f. w Ross Of
Burlington Is visiting at A. w. ROSES.
Mrs. l., j. Burroughs VINO has been
In Mechanicsville. y Y. during the
summer. arrived in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker OF Grand
Isle spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Parker
Dir. ard Mrs. s w. Page and children
Of St Adams were guests at l.. A. Rice's
Saturday.-F. w. Pcase and Mrs. S. J.
Haskins were In Burlington Tuesday 10
attend the funeral " benjamin Norris,
Miss Mary Hatch OF Richmond Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Lombard Mrs. James
Morse and Mrs. Jed Narney were in
Burlington Tuesday. Burroughs Of
Burlington and daughters, Mrs Morse OF
Wolcott and Mrs. Pope Of burlington.
ave been visiting Mrs s. ] burroughs
this week-Among those In attendance
AT the Baptist convention in Essex Junct-
ion this week, are: tho Roy, and Mrs
Frederic Emerson. j. H. Stafford, Alton
z, Stafford, Mr., and Mrs. w, F.. Buxton
Mrs, c. G, Buxton, Mr. and Mrs r.. W
Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Foster
The Rev. Clement Tomlin is in Farming
ton, Maine and BOSTON Mass, for
month.-Nlrs. Alexander Dennis OF Bur
lington IL visiting Mt Hubert Itehert s.
George Booth and two sons OF Wa'thaW'
Mass. who have been visiting his father'
Hawley Booth. returned home Tuesday'
Elmer Kinney and son OF New hork
city are visiting his mother. Mrs' harr"'
Kinney.--Miss Lillian Mclaughlin VINO
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WEYBRnDGE.

Tho Rev Peter Heller preached in Mid
dlebury Sunday morning.-A daughte 81
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Perkins Saturday.--Nrss Grace TwitChell
has returned to her school duties at
Mooers N Y.-Reprcsentative- elect g.
s. James entertained his friends at his
home Wednesday eveuing.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Clark and son have returned from
St. Albans.-Thc social event OF the week
will BE- the marriage of Miss Nerna Chld
and Paul Darwin Hawkins Of Boston,
which takes place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. T..
Child this aftcrnoon.--W. New
.or will 20 this week 10 Canaan. ~ H.,
to visit a straightforward Johnson OF this
town and Miss Daisy Hinman were mar
ried at the home Of the bride IN New
Haven Thursday evenlng.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Shaw attended the funeral at Bris-
toll and tho burial at West Rutland OF
Mrs Cameron Sprigg Thursday.
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CHI71ENDEN COUNTY.
WEs1FoRD.

Capt. and Mrs. G. e.. Lewis left for
Burlington Friday They Will start for
home about September n,-Miss Mabel
Ruggles went to Newport 10 teach sat
urday and Miss Eleanor Ruggles started
for South Hampton, Long Island. Fri
day night to teach there,-Miss Annie
Smith Of Washington, y. c.. is spending
her vacation with her brother f. b.
Smith Mrs. James Sheldon is Mt home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital where
she underwent a successful operation
A large party Of friends went to the
home of Roy Phelps Friday evening In
honor Of his birthday. Cake and coffee
were served and very pleasant even
ing was passed.
The Rev. Mr.. Merrill will preach In
the Congregational Church Sunday.
1t will be a union service.--The Rev.
II, NJ, IIopkinson has returned to New
Hampshire after a few days IN town.
Miss Eva Macomber and the Misses
Allen will return to Lynn Friday
Charles +. Macomber was IN Montpel-
Ter Tuesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE

A lawn sociable for tho benefit OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion will be held
Friday evening at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. II. Varnoy.--Miss Rena Johns
left Saturday for indianapolis. Ind,
where she will teach IN the primary de-
partment Of one of tho public schools -
w n. Powell had his herd OF twenty
cows tested for tuberculosis last week.
None Of them was diseased. gen
orally reopened for the fall term Tues
day.-Mrs. c. s. Taggart and son. Earl OF
burlington are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Taggart.--Mrs Nellie
fIorsford returned Saturday from a
visit with her son and family In Morris
ville.-At the meeting Of the local W. C.
T. L. last week. the following officers
were elected; President. Mrs. A. c. Var
ney; first vice-presldent. Mrs. C. l..
Cha xton, and Mrs. r. o. Foot: secretary
and treasurer Mrs A. c. Ellison.
Mrs. r. A. Weed Of Ocean Springs
Miss, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. r.
C. Bcors.--Mrs. H. L. Knowlton OF Cam
bridge. Mass, Is the guest OF her cousins
the Misses Stncy-.Mr. and Mrs Brayton
Clark returned saturday from Addison
where they visited Mr. Clark's sister,
Mrs. Nirma Read.-Miss Anna Hayes has
gone to Johnson where she will take a
course az the State normal school.-Miss
Lutte Jackman has returned to Randolph
normal school for the second year.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Clark of Claremont. n. H.,
are visiting relatives In town.-Miss Clara
Harris has returned to Monkton after a
weeks visit with her brother, William F..
Harris Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kellogg OF
Cambridge. Mass. are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ Hazard There Is very
little Improvement In the condition Of
Mrs George Scgun, who has been Ill for
some time
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan are &C.
cupyinR part of the Carl Atkins house
Miss Grace Turner mas returned TO her
school in Bristol --George Kelton Is fail
ing Mrs. Martin Of East Charlotte was
In town Monday.--Edwtn HIS people
are moving to their new home at the
Center. He has exchanged their farm
at South Lincoln with Edwin Butterheld
for his village place.--Mrs. Bryant and Mrs
Benton were IN Mlddlebury Saturday and
SUNDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Buell. and
Mr.. and Mrs William Thompson are
spending few days In Starksboro.- -
There was surprise party at C. F, Muir
rvs In West Lincoln Tuesday evening
Or. A. ]. Cushman IS visiting his brother
In Ferrisburgh
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ORWELL.

Schools commenced TuesdaY.--The
county Sunday school convention will
be held here Thursday and Friday
William IaDuc Is gaining Mrs ]. W
Clark and son and Miss May Park Of
Pawlet have been spending a week With
her parents Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Branch
John Cronans SON Daniel, took his
fathers horse and wagon last week and
drove to Cnstleton whore he traded with
william Mound and drove away. Mr..
Cronan went down Friday and got his
horse and Saturday evening Mr.. Mound
had Mr.. Cronsn arrested charged with
stealing the animal.
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The c. J. Bell Pomona Grange was en-
tertained here by Grand View Grange
September 2--The schools at the hall
commenced Tuesday. Miss Fannie Sears
teaching in the first department and
Miss Edith spooner, the smaller room.
Mrs. Harry Pettibone has the south
school and Miss Pearl Fisher the east
school Lcoa Putnam is to teach In
Panton in the Thorne dstrict.-Misses
Claribel Marshall and Eva Smith have
returned to Castleton normal school,
Mrs. william Wood was called to Wor-
cester, last week by the death OF her
mother. Mrs. Putnam.-Mrs Il. F. Gull
ley and son. Carroll. Of Richford, who
have been visiting In town, returned
home Monday.-Mrs. Ada Warner and
daughter, Frances OF Middlebury have
been Mt r. ~, Warmers.
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STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden
The Honorable the Probate Court. for
the District OF Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons Inter
ested In the estate of Albert f. Rogers.
late of Burlington, In said district.
deceased,
GREETING:
Whorcas. application hath been mad.
70 This court in writing, by the ad-
ceased %tS pTa ayf for rrnss Snd a a1
thoritY to sell the whole of the real
estate uf said deceased. representing
to said court, that 1t would be bene-
fetal to the heirs and all persons In
terested In tn" estate of said deceased
TO sell tho whole of the real estate Of
said deceased and convert the same
into money.
And bringing into court the consent
and appreciation in writing, Of ali the
heirs to said estate residing in this
state and setting forth the situation
Whereupon. the ssid Court appointed
and assigned the 25th day OF Septem-
Der, 1905, at the Probate Court rooms,
and ordered public notice thereof to
b. given TO all persons interested
therein, by publishing said order to-
gether with the time and place Of
hearing, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Burlington Weekly Free Press, 4
newspaper which circulates in the
neighborhood OF those persons inter-
ested in said estate, all which pub.
lications shall he previous TO tho day
assigned for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notined to
appear h~fore said court at tho time a nd
place assigned. then and there In said
Court to make your objections to tho
granting OF such license. II you see
iause
Given under my hand. at the Pro-
late Court rooms this 9TH day Of
yertonber. 1905
MARCELIUS A. BINGHAM.
1l.W3t Judge.
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TAFT TO SPEAK IN CHICAGO.
National Committee Working Out
Plans for His Speaking Tour.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept 9-Pentius
the arrangement by the republican
national committee OF the details Of
Judge Tafts intended trip through the
country, the plans for the Cincinnati
campaign are being held in allegiance.
Mr., Taft said to-day that the commit
tee was now working out the plan and
he expected to have II brought 10 him
for his consideration before its final
adoption.
The one thing settled about the
travelling campaign is that the candi-
date Will he In Chicago October 7,
where he will address the Lake to
the Gulf waterway association.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Grace Drinkwater, who las been
seriously H. Is better.-Eugenc Bison
cite of Charlestown, y. G.. Is guest OF
n. 4. Bickford Mr.. and Mrs. I. : nu-
rand Of Nergennes have been spending
week IN town.-Miss Greta Norton went
to Montp"!ier Tuesday to enter school,
Mrs. sutton and daughter, who have
been visiting ut George chapman :, TO-
turned to Barton Saturday.-Mrs. r. L.
Baldwin and daughter returned to Leban-
No service viii he held at the church
next Sunday az the Rev. and Mrs Kemp
will attend the association meeting
Among those attending school In Bur
lington this fall are the Misses Janet
Shattuck. Mabel Johns. GLADYS Johnson
and Edgar Millis.-Nliss Alice Pierce and
Mrs Curtis are guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce.--Mr and
Mrs. William Cuhitt went 10 canada
Monday to visit her parcnts.-Mrs. q. II.
Morrill, entertained the Kings Daugh-
tiers Wednesday.
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sHELBURNE.

pleasant reception was held at the
home Of Henry Tracy Saturday evening
given by himself and Prof. Charles Tracy
OF New York In honor of the latter's
guests Mr.. Ciddings OF philadelphia
and Messrs Cox and Swan of New York
city. About 40 young people were present
Charades were played, there was music
and light refreshments were served-Mrs
W Q. McCiee and Mrs Fred Bacon are
visiting friends ana relatives In Albany.
Rensselaer, and Troy. ~ Y.
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ESTATE or JOHN VI. IIENERT. BIR-
IJNGTON

We. tho subscribers. having been
appointed hN the Honorable Probate
Court for tho District of Chittendcn
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate OF Jonh
NJ 1iebcrt late of Burlington, in said
district. deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset there
to: and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do there
foro hereby give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of our appoint
mcnt at the late residence of tho de-
ccdcnt in BURLINGTON, In said district.
on the first saturdays of October and
Marco. next. at 10 o'clock A. m. on
each of said days.
Dated this I'm day of September
JULES S1MAYS
ALBERT Il. CHTLDS.
! wit Commissioners.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
tCentinued from First Page,

his broth her, Budd Warren, Monday
The latter. who has been spending
weeks vacation with his parents in Mos
COW, has resumed his duties In the store
of II. l.. Kingsland
Mr.. and Mrs. L.G. Whitford went Tues
day to Middlebury for a three days
visit--.Mr. and Mrs. George Scribner
and son, Gerald. of Addison havo re-
turned homo after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Donovan. --Miss Frances Sloan
of Worcester, Nhss.. is visiting her
cousin. Miss Marguerite Remand. MFR.
and Mrs. Fred Gordon of Boston are
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gordon.--J. r. Hickey OF Boston is the
i7uest OF MIR and Mrs. n. J. Renaud.-
Walter Middebroolt ia at home having
finished his course Mt Albany. IN. "
business Colloge.-Chnrles ]. Miner, who
is taking n course at the Maine General
hospital at Portland, Is visiting his sis
ters, Mrs. F. NJ Crosby and Mrs. Ed
ward EaGan. Miss Annie Walk
or has gone to Orwell to take
charge of the graded SCHOOLGIRLS +. L.
simonds and two daughters of Salem
Mass, are visiting her uncle, A. D.
Vittunl, and family.
A. j. tOShfnAn gave q reception ! ueb-
day evening in honor of his election as
representative from Ferrishurgh. Up
wards of 100 people were present, among
them n number from neghboring towns
The vergennes band furnished music on
tie lawn which was illuminated with
Japanese lanterns. The house was trim
med with asparagus and the tables from
which refreshments were served wcro
prettilv decorated with day lilies and
asparagus Mrs Herbert Ball and Mrs
George I.arrow. daughters of Mr.. Cush-
man presided at the table and were as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Fred Edwards
OF Charlotte. Miss Winnie Cushman OF
Lincoln. Miss Alma Cushman, Mrs. Lynn
Cushman. Mrs. Fred Cushman of Fer
risburgh and Mrs. Bert Cove of Lincoln
Mrs. George Lane Of New York city. n
niece OF Mr.. Cushman presided Mt the
lemonade tahle.-The prayer meeting at
the Congregational Church will be held
Friday evening on account OF the
absence OF the pastor. the Rev r. r.
Davies who is attending the Addison
county Sunday school convention at
Orwell. Mrs. c. n. rngham and Ms n.
T. Field nre entertaining the Misses
Grace Parker and Victoria Briggs on
Mr. rrghnm's house boat at the lake
this week. The Queen city Cotton Co.
base ball team will play the Vergenncs
nine here Saturday afternoon NJ go
There will ne an afternoon tea for the
benefit Of the vergennes Improvement
society ut the home Of Mrs. Charles T.
Parker from $3.50 to five o'clock this
afternoon Fred Austin Is suffering from
severe attack Of apperd!cits.-Mrs
CYRUS Horsford Of charlotte Is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. william
Crosby Mrs. c. r.. Ingham ana Mrs b.
T Field Wednesday gave house boat
party to Mrs G. H. Cole. Mrs. J. A.
Harrington. Mrs. w. G. Foote and Miss
Grant.-'Mrs. !. r. Barker Of Chicago H..
is visiting Miss Laura Roburds.
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ADDISON.

Miss Lora Rogers OF New Hampshire Ia
Visiting at c, ]. Torreys -Miss Lucy
Palmer has gone TO Richford 10 teaoh
In the graded school-Emer Fenn ana
sister Florence. Of East MidalonurS
were guests Of Clara Clark over SUNDAY
The Rev. II. II. White and FAMILY nave
returned from Ira. where they spent
three weeks at their old homes -'aros
nave been received announcing inc mar
r'ase at Mortified. septemoer >, OF MI
Ara c, Jackson of Panton and Miss Lorn
A. Clark of Moretown Miss Clark has
been school teacher in this section
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Mary Griffith of Danny and Mrs.
Caroline Ray of Bristol are guests Of
Mrs r. w. Bidwell.-Miss Mary Mles
has gone to Ferrishurgh. where she Is TO
teach this fall.-Samuel Shepard Jr.. IS
visiting Lyamn Green of Richmond. -
Sophia Shepard was in Burlington Satur-
day.-Miss Mary Eddy remains quite Ill.
Tho Willing Workers will meet FRI
day afternoon with Mrs Hattie Douglass.
The Misses Carrie and Gala Miles re-
turned to Bristol high school Monday.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Benson will leave
to-day for California. where they OK
poet to spend the winter Ira Stewart
and daughter, Bertha, of Bristol were
the guests of Erwin Carpenter and family
Sunday.--Mrs. Jane Hutchinson Is Ill
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Norton have spent
n few days In Cornwall as guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Dike.-Albert Flemming,
who has been very III. Is somewhat bet
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Benson of Bird
port have been visiting his brother. Carl
Benson.
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ESTATE OF CARRIE J. ROGERS,
III RI.INGTON

We. the Subscribers. having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands If all
persons against the estate OF Carrie
]. Rogers, late of Burlington, in said
district deceased ana also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset there
the date hereof being allowed By said
court for that purpose. we do there
fore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to tho duties of our appoint
ment at the office of George W Deb
erNillc, ON Mali street. in burlington.
in said district. on the first Frida vs
of october and March. next. at 10
o'clock a m. on each Of said days
dated this Sth day of September,
1905
GEO. W. DEBERV1LLE.
ELMER T.. DAVIS
llw3t commissioners
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ESTATE OF ROBERT McCUEN, COL
CHESTER.

We. the subscribers. having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
commissioners to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate OF Robert
NcCuen, late of Colchester, In said dis
srict, deceased. and also all claims and
demands exhibited In Offset there
to- 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 VIII
attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the late residence OF the de
cedent In Colchester. In said district
on tho last Saturdays Of October and
February. next, at 10 o'clock a. n.. on
each of said days.
Dated this 2Sth day of August, 1908
SAMUEL MORROW.
w II. MITNSON.
j1,w3t Commissinus
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The Methodist Church will be sup
piled by Frederick Bidwell Sunday,
the Rev. II VI. Hall being on his va
cation.--M s. Atwood of Burlington
visited relatives here the first of the
week.
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3RTDPORT.

Miss Gertrude st. John Is spending
week In Corn wall.-Mada Hanks OF
Richville and her daughter. Mrs. Gully,
Of Richtord are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Eldridge T. ], Ehthorp and daugh-
ter. Bernice, have returned from YER
rennes.