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barock, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs j.
w. Berry have returned from Thompson's
Point, whore they have been camping
Miss Ida Barnard has gone to her home
in Johnson for three weeks vacation
Mrs. George Palmer and daughter, Zoe,
are the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Dearing.-
Mrs. Scymorc and daughter have re-
turned from Burlington, where they have
been the guests of fricnds.-tMr. and Mrs.
A. L. Williams left saturday for three
weeks stay with relatives In BRISTOL
Nh. and Mrs. NJ. q. Leary Of Burlington
were the guests OF friends In town over
Sunday.-Mrs. j. NJ. Richardson returned
Saturday from Morrisvillc Miss Frances
Freeman has returned from Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Richardson have
returned to their home in Nashua, y.
H., after n two weeks vacation at the
home on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs D.
n Richardson.-Mrs G. Van Matre Is
spending a part of her vacation at the
home of her sister Mrs. McCabe, in
Burlngton.-Mrs George V. Towne ana
children of Burlington are at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Richardson, for tho remainder of the
summer.-Mss Nellie Leonard returned
Saturday evening from Johnson, where
she has been the guest of friends for the
past week.
The Rev Frames Kimball. Madame
Kimball and daughter, Helen have re-
turned from weeks stay with friends
in camp at queen city Park.-The Misses
AEnes Gleason and Nellie Leonard have
returned from johnson, where they nave
been attending a summer school-Mrs'
John Morton has returned from Georgia,
whore she has been the guest Of her par
cnts for several weeks.-Mrs. Naomi I'M
drcth of Burlington is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Goodrich.
Martin EEan las returned from Indian
apols Ind. whore he was delegate %
the y. O. II. convcntion.-Mr. and Mrs
c. h. Bessett of Barre were recently
the guests OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bessctt.-Mrs. George Palmer
and daughter. hoe have returned from
q two weeks stay at the home Of DIR.
and Mrs bearing IN South Royalton --
Mrs. Ruth Dodge of Philadelphia is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Stanton Sayles.
Daniel Burke had valuable horse
killed by lightning Monday night Miss
Bertha Hatch is the guest of her sister,
Mary. at the home of Mrs. I. II. Good
win Miss Josephine Kirby who has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Roy
Bartlett for several days, has returned
to her home in Burlington.-Mr Sara II
Russell of Burlington was among the
visitors in town yesterday.-Albert Shand
has moved into the residence lie recently
purchased of Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Byrnc.
Mrs. s a. Greene and Mrs Anna Ken
Yon Of IInesburgh will entertain the La
dies Aid Circle of Kings Daughters at
the vestry Of the ConEre gational Church
| Friday afternoon.
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HARDWICK.

Fred Crandall arrived here Tuesday
evening from Chicago and viii visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. crandall.-Mrs
A. S. Irish of MDrrisvlle is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur q,
Tltus.-Mr. and Mrs. J. O. IaJoy and Mi
and Mrs Charles Stanford and daughter
GLADYS. are In camp at Caspian lake for
n week. H. Campbell has moved to
his old store in the kimball block which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
A young child of Mr. and Mrs. Coburn
died Monday OF diphtheria and was
buried the same evening IN the shannon
cemetery ON account Of Ill health Earl
Mitchell has given up his position In his
brothers store and has gone 10 his home
In Auburn. Maine. Mr.. Pecky has begun
WORK In the storc-Mr. and Mrs. w W.
Marshall and Mr. and Mrs A. H. Thomas
have been takin: AN auto trio through
the Nhite mountains this Week-Prof'
J C, Danforth has been reengaged as
principal OF Hardwick Academy FOR the
coming year.-Iicnry Batchelder Is
taking vacation from his duties In .,
F. DAVIS s store and Miss Nora O'Bricn
is assisting in the store during his
absence
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sHOREHAM.

Mrs. George Wright and daughters
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Laverty,
in Mediieid. Mass.-Miss Mable Town
er was in Brandon last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Zenas Baldwin, Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Kendall Miss Barrow, Miss
Muhew, Guy DeWolf and Fred Wissel
were in Burlington Thursday.--Dr.
and Mrs. Kidder and Miss Johnson
were in Rutland Friday.
Miss Aene Lefiingwell OF Burlington
i the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. A. NJ.
Smith.-Mr and Mrs Charles Parish Of
Rridport passed Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. A. r. Tottingham,-Mr and Mrs,
H. johnson Of Burlington passed Sunday
with their daughter. Mrs. Kidder.--Miss
Hazel johnson. who has been some
weeks with her sister. Mrs. kidder. has
returned to her home in burlington. go
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Baldwin returned
from Glens Falls Sunday evening.-Wal-
ter Downey of Ticonderoga is guest at
Patrick Meehan's. Mrs w. II. Stokes
and Miss Nottingham visited Mrs Nc
Ribbon at the sanatorium in Pittsford
Tuesday.
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HINESBURGE.

The next meeting of the Hncshurgh
Grange Will be on August 4. An interest
ing program has been prepared and the
question, should the principal ot agr.-
culture be taught in the public schools, p"
Will be discussed Tho schools will open
August 81. Miss Ann T. ShiIvock of Bur
lington has been engaged to teach No.
6.-Mrs |. Il. Kellogg is visiting Whit
man and Luc!an Bostwick Mr., Kellogg
IS visiting his parents in Monkton H.,
cal department Of Harvard next June
Mrs. f. NJ Post has returned from visit
ing in Burlington and Jericho, She will
join her husband in October at Saratoga,
y. Y. whore they are building "A house -
A, 5. Hall and family went to Deer
Point Monday for a vacation.
quite runaway accident occurred
here sunday evening when Rufus Pat
rick, wife AMI three children and MI.
and Mrs. Joseph Duchaine were coming
down the Lavigne hill. The horse he
came unmanageable threw Mr.. Pat
rick and Mr., Duchaine out. after
kicking of the dashboard. Mrs. Du-
chaine with one OF the children jump
ed out and the horse ran as far as the
Methodist Church with Mrs. Patrick
and two children on the back seat.
The horse was stopped there so she
and the children could get out of the
carriage. The horse continued to run
as far as William Sanctuary's when he
fell. The surrey and harness were
pretty well demolished. Mr.. Patrick
was picked up and carried to DIR. Muir
phys office where his injuries were
cared for. 1t is thought that he was
mot seriously injured. The others ca
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Clinton +. Weeks. who recently sold
his interest in the carriage firm with
Fred q Bundy, leaves for Boston this
week. and accepts a responsible posi-
ton with the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company. to begin the
first % August. Allan Dexter and wife
returned to Longmont. Cal. the first Of
the week.-Mrs. y. f. Putnam from Salt
Lake City. Utah. Is spending two weeks
at ID. d. Patterson's .--GcorYe H. Frost
of Brookline, Mass. is spending few
weeks here with his family.--The Rev
and Mrs. George W. c. Hill and daugh-
ter, Ruth, are spending the month Of
August at Watch Hin. r. /. Mrs. Hat
tie G Iiill accompanied them and will
spend the month with friends in Provi
dence. r. Mrs. George Grout and
daughter Hazel Of Springfield Mass
are visiting her sister, Mrs. +. n.
Brown.-Mrs. Kate Slack from Pasadena,
Cal. Is visiting relatives here Mrs T.
c. Thrasher and daughter, Marion, Of
Detroit, Mich are guests of Mrs. George
H. ID" at Edgchill.-Mrs. George Ram
ney of Minneapolis. Mimi is visiting at
Mrs. George II. Hes and other friends.
DR.. and Mrs T. +. Garland and Pat
rick Trainor from White River juno
tion are spending few days here. go
Miss Ruth Palmer of South Framing
ham, Mass, is a guest at Professor
Henry Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Robinson of Boston are visit
ing friends hero Mrs Eva Burke john
son and son, Edward. Of Melrose High
lands. Mass are here to spend the
pf wit lar
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Hathaway and
daughter. Grace. have returned to their
home in North Adams after spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Roscoe. NJ Partch and family re-
turned home Monday from a week s
camp at Lake BOmoSeen.-W. w Hub
bard and j. f.. Davis are taking Il car
riagc drive through the Adirondacks.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward KeltOn passed
Sunday with NJ. ana Mrs. Daniel cox
of Monkton Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dim
mock and w Bennett and Helen Cuwlcs
went into camp at Elm point Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Armstrong are the
parents OF son.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Scribucr OF Addison We're guests of Garet
Courscy and family over Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Hibbard and children are on n
carriage drive to the north part Of the
State. --Mrs. Carter Knowles was tho
guest of Mrs. Charles Dow Wednesday.
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HANCOCK.

l.. j. Robinson's gang of men are
through saving coarse lumber in Deer
Hollow for the present and are moving
up into Rochester North Hollow. where
they have a stock of logs TO w.-Frank
MagiVney and his son, Wesley, were In
Randolph and Bethel two days last
week MIR. and Mrs. Julian Harvey
from Rochester spent one day the first
Of the week with her brother, Henry
Robinson and wife.-Pear Eaton has
had his herd examined and 1t was
found that 10 cows and two calves were
diseased With the help Of two or three
men they were all slaughtered the first
of the week. bert Gay from Randolph
was In town, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleeve Crane from STRAIT
ford visited at W, W Nortons over
Sunday.-Grace Blair was home from
Brandon one day recently.
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Elliott are visiting
friends In town.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Purinton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II Buell. and
Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Rhodes attended the
funeral OF Kenneth Elliott Thursday IN
Starksboro.-C. r. Bicknell and family
have returned from their carriage drive
toward the north part of the State. The
Rev John Mcdonald of Brooklyn visited
at !. A. Colby's the first OF the week 1870
Mrs Freeman Eddy and children are
visiting at DR., Russell's ,-Clayton Grant
OF South Lincoln is no better.
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ORWELL.

The Congregational Sunday school
voted last Sunday to hold a picnic soon
Or. McKibben has returned from Pitts
ford.--C. !. Raymond Of Glens Falls n.
y, is in town for few days.-Farmers
are about all through haying And are cut
ting barley and oats which ars good.
Some of the farmers report ten tons
more than last year. others are the
same.R. r. white is having some OF
his barn covered with n new paper roof
inE.-General william Smith is ut the
Smith home for the summer Miss A.
y. Hammond of New York Is at Eagle
1nn.-The Y. r. s. G. Endcavorers held
n social at the ladies' rooms Tuesday
evening musical programme was
given and ice cream and cake served. -
Judge Branch has returned from Brand
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. j. n. Cutler will go to burlington
and Underhil to visit friends the la st
OF the week.--Fred Scney has been visit
ing relatives in Holyoke MaSs-Miss
Daisy Thompson, who has been visiting
In Burlington. has returned home Mrs.
Dwire Of Fair Haven visited at Frank
Hanson's over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alnlon White. who have been spending
few days at Thompson's Point, returned
home Monday.--Mrs. Edison Walker of
Burlington has been visiting In town
Mr. and Mrs, William Dwire visited in
Bristol over Sunday.--Allic Lewis, who
has been working for Frank Hanson. has
gone to his home in Fair iaVen.-Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Hin, who have been
visiting In IIinesburgh have returned
home.-.-1r. and Mrs. Charles clifford
OF Brandon arc visiting in town.
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MONKToN.

Misses Ruby and Nealy Comstock are
IN Proctor for few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Dean leave for their cottage
Thursday at Long Point whore they
Will spend the rest of the summcr.-Mrs.
NJ. q. French has returned from a Sow
eral weeks stay in Waukon. Iowa. -
At the Grange meeting Friday evening
the first and second degree were worked
on II candidates. Two applications were
presented for membership Mrs. D. f..
Mech and daughter, Myrtle. and Miss
Pearl Hollis went to Bristol Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs l.. o. Chaplin of Bristol
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r..
Mech Sunday. Mrs. ]. +. Ladd has re-
turned from a several weeks stay at the
iak
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ESTATE OF !. GILBERT BARTON,
CHARLOTTE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chi,
tenden

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden.
TO ali persons concerned in the es-
tate Of j. Gilbert Barton, late Of
Charlotte, in said district, deceased,
GREErt:
At a Probate Court holden at Bur.
lngton. within aud for the District OF
Chittenden, on the 2Ith day Of July
l9UH, an instrument purpOrting to be
the last VIII and testament of j. Gil
bert BARTON late OF Charlotte. in
said district deceased, 'las presented TO
the Court aforesaid. for probate
And II Is ordered by said court that
the lIth day Of August, 1905. at the
Probate Court rooms in said Bur
lington, be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice
thereof be given to al persons cen
serned by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. n newspaper pub
lished at Burlington. previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified Il.
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid. and contest tho
probate Of said will II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington.
In said district, this 27th day Of July.
1908
MARCELLUS A, BINGHAM
5,w3t Judge.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. knthcrin" TITUS and dauShtrr
and Mrs. Sarah iiitloy spent few
days AT Thompsou's Point the FIRST Of
tn" week. Miss Laura I'm VI krh-
mond is visiting her unclu. Lyman N'll
bartlett n co.'s mill has This years
stock of logs cut out Mrs. X T.. Nor
ton and son, Joru of Muntclalr. y. J..
are visiting her mother Mrs. Cnssnn-
dria Ellis.-Miss lIouEh. II nurse. re
turned To- burlington Friday after
caring for Mrs. Ella brewster the past
four weeks, who Is COnvalcscInH.
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HPIDpORT.

Mrs. Ida kingsland passed away last
week-A few of our townspeople are
tentng near Lake Champlain Thereon
Crane of Rutland is visiting in town
. A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Tru-
man Grandey. July 26th.--Charles Eli
thorpe is under the Doctors care
James Swinton now has possession OF
the house formerly owned by Ira Kings
land Mrs Edward Shackett is the nurse
at Truman Grandey s.-The son and
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bris-
toll OF Nergennes are visiting ut j. r.
Russell Mrs. Jacob Delmede is quite
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i. Abcrncthy in his storc.--Lewis RUS
sell IL seriously ill.--Frank Fortune Is
very low with consumptlon.--Thc
rooms over the Bristol Drug company's
store are being fitted up and will be
occupied by DR. r. A. Tobin and Muir
ray Bournc.--Mrs. Charlotte King Is
at home from Boston where she has
been treated In n hospital.-Mrs Fred
Palmer and Miss Frances Palmer are
at home from visit in Bran6on.--I.
s. King and family Of Northampton,
Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
S. Farr.--A. l.. Smith and son Of Rut-
land arc visiting MIR. and Mrs. Royal
Smlth.--Ray Haskins is n guest of the
Rev. l. r. FISHER and family Mt Long
Point.-The Rev. r. r. Bosworth and
family OF Rockford, H.. arc at Mrs.
c. NJ Bosworths for stay of several
wceks.-Mrs. G.. r. Edmunds and son
were in burlington Friday.
Edward Casey Of Watertown. y. Y.
visited his father. Thomas Casey, and
other relatives over sunday.--Mr and
Mrs. Sidney Bushnell Of IIncsburgh
visited their relatives here last week.
Mrs. n. G. llil visited her relatives in
Burlington last wcck--Libanus Chapter,
v. T.. s.. conferred the initiatory de-
grecs on candidates Tuesday evening
Mrs. Frank Peters is on the list of sick
Mrs Eliza Varney has returned from
visit Of several weeks with her children in
Remington T.. Hanks passed sun
day ut Long Point. From there he went
to Burlngton.-Mr. and Mrs. T. X.
/ Dickerman have returned from an auto
mobile trip Of two weeks through Con-
necticut anu Massa chusctts-Ms Georgia
Peck Of West Berlin spent Sunday in
town with rclativcs.-Mss Mollic Gran
dali of Ncponsett, Mass. Is visiting her
grandparents MIR and Mrs o. e. Cram
dali, and T.. W. Gagc.-Mr. and Mrs Il.
j. Anderson and daughter of Princeton.
y j., are visiting f. I. Ward.-J. w.
johnson of Rochester was in town over
/ Sunday. MIR and Mrs. A. +. Williams
Of Richmond arc visiting relatives here
Fred Mcintyre and family Of Rochester
arc visiting their relatives in town.
Miss Mabel George of Burlington is
visiting her friends in town.--Thc graded
school building is being painted.--Mrs.
T.. A. Tobin is visiting her relatives in
NIddlebury. The funeral of Frank Mans
field, the suicide. was held at the home
, OF Mr. and Mrs. Gtha Shepherd on Maple
stree. Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. w.
IS Bezanson, the Advent pastor, Of
! ficiatrd Burial was in Greenwood Gene
tcry.-Mr. and Mrs. Cleaves Crane and
son, Earl. Of STAFFORD, and Frank Doty
Of Winthrop, Mass, all former residents
of Bristol. arc visiting their relatives in
town. illiam Love of Nebraska was
| In town Tuesday. He was at one time
connected with the Bristol House DIR. II.
| J.. Williamson is making repairs on ms
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BRISTOL.

The teachers for the graded school for
the school year beginning September S.
are as follows: f.. II. Wallace. principal:
Miss Beth Boswell of Newton, ~ H.,
assistant: Miss Edith Drury, ninth grade
and high school; Mrs. Maude S. Wade
OF Starksboro. seventh and eighth
grades Miss Nellie Emo, NTH and sixth,
grades: Miss Anna Cooley third ana
fourth grades; Miss Ethel Bissonette
second grade; Miss Amy Sumner, first
grade Tea chers examinations will be
held August "a,
Mrs. w. H. Ridley of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. y. f. Rider.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. b. Palmer OF East Charlotte
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Carl Friday-Mrs. Daisy Mullings Is
assisting Town Clerk Wilson in his
ofhce.-C. w. Sprague Is assisting G.
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No investments have less of the Gle
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We especially invite correspondence
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LEICESTER.

There will be no services at tho Con
gregational Church Sunday, as tho pastor
Is absent In the south part of the state.
The Kings Daughters met on Wedncs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Brownson.-Nliss Anna Cooley is visiting
friends in town.-On sunday night Il
horse and carriage was stolen from tho
barn of Mrs. Aaron Vail. Dilgent search
is being made to recover the missing
tcan1
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FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. Anna A. Allen Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. . III. sherman and other friends
here.
Mrs E W. Gillette OF Burlington has
been in town for week.-Mrs.. Baigtellc
and daughters OF Collinwood, Ohio, are
with Mrs Eliza Field, who Is quite ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Frsbie came home
Friday from Caledonia Springs, where
Mr.. Frish!e has been for treatment for
rheumatism He Is much improved, -
Miss Leila Baker of Troy y. H., Is
visiting Mrs. G. W. Fteld-F. W. Ban
croft OF Washington has been visiting ut
Rowland Robinson s-Miss katherine
Collier came home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Saturday. She is doing
we'll.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.

FAN examination Will be ne4d in the
following places; Richmond. August ION.
Burlington, August l2-l3. Essex Junction.
August l4-l5
All candi1atcs unknown to tho examiner
will be required to furnish certificates Of
good moral character ana ability %
govern
Candidates for admission to the state
normal schools may take tho entrance
examinations on the dates and places
mentioned above
lsl, d&wlt JOHN L. ALLEN.
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WEST ADDISON.

Charles Read received news Of his
fathers death caused by an automobile
wreck last Saturday night He lived at
Moriah, y. Y. and had started for Black
river for a fishing trip.-Miss Helen
Adams Of Boston, Mass. Is at her
fathers for the summcr.-Mrs. Lee Van
derhoof Of Vcrgennes is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Bensou.-Ben Titus or
this town and Miss Lyons of Moriah,
~ Y. We're married at the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. Slo-
cum Of Panton officiating.-O. s. Wander
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SALISBURY.

Mrs G. c. Sheldon was a recent guest
Of friends at Long Point.-Miss Della
Seeley Of MiddlebuT has been visiting
Miss Grace Sheldon.--G VI. Whitney cut
his lief. foot quite badly last week while
clearing brush from his lot at Lake
Dunmore. Eight stitches were taken to
close the wound.
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CORNWALL.

Marjorie and Helen Lee OF Nergenncs
are visiting in town.--Jonas II. Payne OF
Rutland was in town the last OF the
week visiting relatives.-Mrs. Vienna
Reed and daughter, Mrs. Lee Tracy or
Addison were guests at Mrs. Alfred
Paynes on Thursday.-Joyce and Blanche
Harrington of Middlebury were visiting
friends In town last week.
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twelve consecutive months