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SHOREHAM

Miss Marjorie Moore, who has been
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. g.
II. Hall, has returned to her home in
Ticonderoga.-M Florence Orchard Of
birmingham. Mass. has been recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Birchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mixer. VINO have been
with their daughter, DR. Plat. have re-
turned to Boston.-Mrs A r. Totting-
ham and Miss Douglas went to New
York Tuesday.-Mrs W. w. Moore Is
with her son S. G. Moore in Ticondcro-
gao. r. Farnham Is little more
comfortable. His son Dr. Farnham OF
Emporia, kans Is caring for MIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Stokes have returned
from their vacntion.-Niss Rachel Wissel
OF Burlington is n guest at her uncle's s,
Joseph WisscIs-W G. Larrabee and
son have returned from a trip to Michi-
gan.--Arthur Delano returned to L. "
NJ on Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Pierce of Hamburg. n y. are guests
of their sister. Madam I.arrabee. Mrs.
Maria Smith entertained the Moravan
club Tuesday afternoon
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HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Kittrcdge have
returned from their trip to Boston
and Portland.--Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Lawson have moved into the Warren
house on Main strcet-Miss Mary
Michael Is taking two weeks vaca-
ton from her duties as bookkeeper
in the Savings Bank.-Mrs. Catherine
Michael and daughter Miss Mary and
Mrs. Murphy, started Monday morn =
ing for Boston, where they will visit
friends for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson, parents of Rev. l.. A. Wilson,
arrived in town Saturday evening
from Ripon, Wis, for visit with
their son. They accompanied Mr.
wilson to New Haven. Conn, Wednes-
dey, where he is to pursue course
of study in the Yale Divinity school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dwinell OF Calais
were here over Sunday visiting their
daughter. Mrs Anna Pierce.-Mr, and
Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald have begun
housekeeping In the Burt block tene-
ment on Church street,--Mr. and Mrs.
NJ w. Clifford are very happy over
the arrival OF baby girl In their
homc.-MIss Mary Donald left Fri
day for Radcliffe college at Cam
bridge Mass.-Tho United Workers
will serve harvest dinner and supper
in their church pariors today
farewell reception was given
Rev. l.. o. Wilson in the church par
lors Tuesday evening, Mrs. T,W Green
is quite sick being threatened with a
fever-Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Marshall
have returned from An extended auto
trip. some time being spent In Maine.
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COLCHESTER.

H. {. Carey and family are visiting in
bristol and Middlcbury.-Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Bellows and Mr. and Mrs. d. Z.
Bellows are taking carriage drive to
Eden.-The Rev. j r. Buzzell and family
we're In Jericho over Sundny.-Mrs. f. P.
smith recently visited Mrs. Minot Smith
IN Milton-Mrs Richard Mott Of Buring-
ton was in town last week visiting
friends. -Dr Rowe is moving into the
Rhodes house.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Carpenter Of Bur
lington visited at William Cleveland's
Sunday. George Goodrich went to st.
Adams Monday and will visit Fairfax
and Georgia before returnng-E. r.
Sager has not been so we'll the past
Ncek.-Edna Mead Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Mead-Mr.
and Mrs, o. W. Sagcr entertained friends
from burlington Sunday.-Mrs Lillian
McMath and daughter, Fray. who have
been visiting at the home Of her brother,
Il. +. Severance have gone to Burlington
to visit relatives there.--Mss Clara Pitts
was home from South Burlington over
Sunday Percy Severance went to Lud-
low Monday morning.-Miss Florence
Lyon entertained her friend. Miss Mutt.
from Burlington over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. l.. NJ Mead returned from Starks-
boro Friday where they have been visit
ing.-A large force of men, 40 or more,
were called out Sunday to put out fire
in l.. l.. Wolcotts pasture and were able
after hard work to get It under subjeo-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans and Mn
Spear of Burlington were the guests Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3D. Thompson
! They came In Mr.. Spears automobile. -
Mrs. J. p. Cameron returned Saturday
from st. Adams where she has been car
ing for her daughter, who is III.
Raymond W. Evans. son OF Bcnja mir
| Evans of 9S LOOMS street. burlington
and Agnes r. Sorell. daughter of Damns
| Sorell of Colchester, were married al
the Congregational parsonage Mon
| day by the Rev. George skinner.
r. II. Carpenter and wife of Burlng-
ton have purchased the late Melvin Nc
| Nall farm near colchester Center of the
administrator. DIN McNall. and will tkt
possession at once.--The lecture ant
passion play Monday evening and The
| History and Beauty of New England
| Tuesday evening by Prof J. J. Lewis
at the parish house was very interesting
| and instructive with one hundred
brilliantly colored views each evening
Mrs. Joseph Florence Is quite III Mis-:
Helen Shaw entertained her friend. Miss
| Tuesday.
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two years a resident Of Montpelier,
where she has been attending The
seminary, and Arthur Castle Brown ID
this town took place at the FRS,
congregational Church yesterday NJ
three oclock.--Mr and Mrs. e. r.. Nal
and son Of Burlington were In town to at.
tend the wedding Of her brother.--ThS
farmers who have been pasturing thei,
young cattle In Bolton have been obliged
to take the stock home as there is in
sufficient feed and water.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Day started Tues
day for North sydney. Nova Scotia,
where they will spend a month with
Mrs. Days relatives They will also
visit In Montreal and Halifax.-Mrs.
Sophia White has been visiting rela-
tives in Cnderhill.-Mrs a. W. Roos
has returned from several weeks stay
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bailey of North
Hyde Park Is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Harriet Kinney-The three Sun
day schools Of the village are planning
for a linton Sunday school rally to be
hold early In October.-James r.
Reavy Of Potsdam. n. Y. is visiting
relatives In town.--Theodore p. Will
liams returned 10 Burlington Wednes-
versity OF vermont--Mrs. Josephine
Scribner Gates OF Toledo Ohio, an
author of children's stories, who has
| been spending the summer in town,
! thoroughly entertained the school chill
dren Tuesday afternoon with n few Of
her stories.-Mrs. G. a. Pray of Essex
IS at the home of II II Day for n few
days.--Mrs. Ellen Percival is in Bur-
lington the guest Of her son, Harmon
! Percival.
Mrs. Stcarns Of johnson, who has been
at Y. G. Nays has returned to hei
home Miss Winnfred McI.ane has been
visiting at Y.G. Nays has returned to her
A. d, Cochranc and daughter Edith
went Wednesdav to Georgia for visit,
with relatives.-1dmund Kilpeck 81
| Taunton, Mass is visiting relatives in
town.-The Joseph William Marble Co.
placed large monument. this week.
on the Harlow ~ Percival lot In thl
cemetery here.--Charles Reavy. Sr
and son James Of Potsdam, N Y, went
to Johnson Wednesday for visit
with relatives.-Rev. and Mrs. Frederic
Emerson and s e Curtis repre-
scented the Baptist Church at the
State Baptist convention al Ludlow this
week.-Mrs.. John Delany Of Essex juno
ton has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Henry Desany.-Mrs. W H Goodwin
has returned from her visit to Canada,
and Madam Rood who has been staying
with Mrs. Small during her absence has
returned to the home OF Mrs. Good
win.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. LOHNSRURY.

Brightlook hospital will receive about
$500 as the result of the tag day" crus-
ade.-Miss Laura French died Thursday
evening after a lingering Illness She
leaves n mother and brother Frank o.
French.-Thc Rev Dr. II. Paul Doug
lass of Upper Montclair, n j.. Is the
guest Of Principal c. p. Rowland of the
academy and supplying at the South
Congregational Church during the pas
tors vacation. DR.. Douglass is the cdu-
cational secretary Of the American Mis-
sionarv association and will speak Of
the work Of that association on Wednes-
day evening and Friday forcnoon.--T. NJ
Howard and Or. Henry c. Newell start
for San Francisco Monday morning TO
be absent about "A month.-St. Johns
bury academy has 20 students this year.
This is a trifle less than last year, but
the entering class of 60 is larger than
for several years.
Owing to the low water in the Pas
sumpsic river two big trout. which
have for many years lived in deep
water under tho bridge at st. Johns
bury Center. died the past week. One
weighed pound, but the other weigh
ed A., pounds and has been great
object or interest among our sports
men ever since he was caught The
big fish is believed to be an aged brook
trout and has defied the fishermen ev-
cry season who have broke both hooks
and lines in trying to land him.--Gov.
Henry c. Ide and his daughter, Miss
Marjorie, sail for Paris on the Teuton-
ic September 30 to he absent about
two months.-Rcv. pr. s. G. Barnes,
Pcrley +. Hazcn and Frederick G.
Fleetwood, secretary of State. of Nor
risvile. have been elected trustees of
ST. Johnsbury Academy TO fill vacan-
cies. Tag Day" brought In triie over
$500 to Brightlook hospital last week
and tho ladies cleared nearly 5000 from
| their food tables at the county fair'
| Tho $500 Will he used in making need
| ed improvements at the institution.
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CHlTTRNDEN COUNTY.
MILTON.

Moses j. Leach and Mrs. Clara j.
Pinney, both OF Wolcott. were married
here September l6 by the Rev, Il. t.,
Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Ashley have gone to
North Dakota to visit their son, s. II,
Ashley Charles Ryan has returned from
Mount Vernon n. H., where he has had
employment this summer.-Alson Herrick
has sold his handsome driving horse ia
parties from Fort Ethan Allen.-Mr and
Mrs. II, J. Robinson have gone on an
extended visit with friends In Michigan.
Chicago and other part Of Illinois.-C.
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w1LLIsToN.

Charles Goodrich, james Keefe and DR..
c. r, Keefe OF Rondout, n. Y, took an
auto ride to North Montpelier to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles keefe
recently.-Mrs. Della Hildreth Is passing
few weeks with her sister Mrs George
Goodrich.-Mr and Mrs. John Storrs of
Jericho Center were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI, ]. Hcwett Thursday.-N9r and
Mrs. Barton Bradley and son spent FRI
day in Burlington.-Mr. Miller from
Ma ssa chusetts is visiting his relatives
and friends In town.-fienry Root started
for California Sept. l6.-Miss Adelia
Brownel left for Cuba Sept Ia
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff's baby Is
very sick but gaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Merchant have a daughter born
Thursday j, G. Iosgins suffered a
slight shock last week.
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UNDERHILL

Mrs Morrill, is visiting her niece. Mrs.
ID. W. knight,-Newton Wright has sold
his farm to parties In Burlington and he
has rented Buel Days house in Riverside
where he will live this winter.-Welling-
ton Wimble has sold his farm and has
bought OF l., II. Pendleton his feed store
IN W'nooski.-Miss Marjory Hayden OF
b. n. s. spent Sunday with her parents
Mrs Morris is very ill.-Misses Hazel
khsht and DIN Hayden have returned
TO burlington to resume their WORK IN
inc w. V. M.-Mrs. Ross Is visiting her
son IN Cambridge and MIS- Leslie
ierri!i have returned from Wisconsin.
where they have been visiting MT ana
Mrs. Clifford Tarrill
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HINESBURGH.

The Chittenden County Sunday school
convention met Thursday, September y
in the Congre gational Church. In the
absence of tho president. the Rev. II.
Van Hagen by illness, the convention
was called TO order at y. NJ by +. II.
Shepardson of Richmond and a few min
utes were devoted to IL song service. Al
2 80 home department work was ably pre-
scented by Miss Balch of Burlington and
ably discussed by members Of the con-
vention. The reports from the county Of
fcers and Sunday schools We're presented
The report OF the treasurer showed $40
of the $500 pledged by the county to the
State association had been paid. AT 80
refreshments were served in the Metho-
dist Church parlors At 1880 a song serv-
Ice was given to the union choir made up
from the chorus of the three churches in
Hinesburgh followed by very interest
ing address by the Rev. George Brown
of Burlington on The Child Friday
morning at 800 Miss Anna Byinston OF
Charlotte on the subject, Have Organ
dress on elementary Work in Sunday
Schools" followed by Leon Frindle Of
Charlotte on the sjhuect, Have Organ
lied Adult Glasses a Place in Our Town
and County SUNDAY SCHooIS! AL ll.V
Mrs. T. j. Harris OF Hinesburgh gave a
paper on How Shall Temperance Be
Taught In Our Sunday Schools The
committee on nominations made the fol-
lowing report: President. the Rev. II.
Won Hagen. Hinesburgh; secretary.
Miss Lila Bond, Burlington; treasurer,
+. II. Shepardson, Richmond; elementary
superintendent, Miss Anna Byington,
Charlotte; home department superintend-
ent. Miss Hattie l.. Curtis, Burlington:
temperance superintendent Miss Helen
Wellman, Burlington delegate to State
Sunday school convention, Miss Amy BY
ington. Charlotte. At 80 there was
song service and at As the report of tho
committee on resolutions. From 200 to
500 p. m. an address was made by the
Rev. c. c. Adams Of Essex Junction and
lCAmf1nMaA nA n
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ESTATE or LOOMS BALLARD, RUR-
INGTON.

appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittcnden,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Loomi'
A. ballard. late of Burlington, In said
district. deceased, and also all ella inns
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 Will
attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the Office of George W. Deb
ervile In Burlington. in said District.
on the third saturdays of October and
March next, at 10 o'clock a. M, on
each of said days.
Dated this 2lst day of September,
1905.
T., W. ]. HAWKINS.
GEORGE w. DEBERVILLE.
13.w3t. Commissioners.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

reception was rendered to Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton lsham Friday evening at
their home on Fourth street. A large
company was present. They received
many useful gifts. Refreshments were
serVed.-Miss O. A. Tillcy Is in Randolph
for two weeks visit with relatives. -
Homer Levanway and wife of Collins
Vile. Conn. visited his cousin, Mrs. w.
w. Aldrich, one day last Week.-Mrs.
Lena Millham of Worthwhile is spending
her vacation at home.-There was a
white frost in some parts Of the town
Sunday morning
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. kempton OF Georgia is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. c. II. Pino.-Mss
katherine Barry of Burlington is visit
Ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Burkc.-Mr and Mrs p. ID.
Parker Mrs F. r. Goodwin and daueh-
ter, Dorothy, Miss May Gleason and
l.. E. Douglass were among those who
went on the excursion to New York Tues
day.-The Rev. FIR. McDermott OF Jersey
city is the guest OF the Rev ]. B. Nc
Garry.-The L. a. A. o. H. gave
whist party In Foresters hall Wednes-
day evening, September % Refreshments
We're served.--Miss Smith OF New York
city has secured position as trimmeIl
in Mrs Flagg's millinery parlors Mrs
p. II. Sudarsky has returned from
Georgia. where she has been vIsitin
her parents for the past two weeks.
Miss Albertine Parker is visiting he'd
era ndparents In Milton.--Mr. and Mrs. C.l
II. Pine went Monday to New York
for a ten days stay.-Mrs. George Palmer
is in Royalton called there by the SER
ious illness OF her daughter, Mrs.
bearing.
At Universalist Church Sunday evening
a Young Peoples Christian Union was
organized with twenty-seven members,
and the following officers: President
Fannie Slayton; vice president. Kirk
Patrick. secretary Maud Berry: assistant
secretary. Marguerite Aldrich; treasurer.
Ida Barnard .-Deegates to the Uni
vcrsalst state convention to he held in
St. Adams September q TO october are:
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Gillett. Mrs. Frank
Flagg, Mrs. f. F.. Jacobs; alternates,
Mrs W. W. Miller. Miss Harriet Ed
wards, Miss Helen Kimball.
The pupils Of Miss Zoe Towers will
give recital at the Universalist Church
at eight o'clock Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Ainswortn have
returned from a two weeks stay in
Morrisville.- and Mrs. f. W. Free
man left yesterday for New York city.
Mrs. O. c. Curler and children have
returned from Burlington. Ms. r G.
Bromley of Burlington Is The guest Of
Miss c. A. Williams-Th Louise NJ.
Smiley Circle of Kings Daughters met
1T the vestry of the Cniversalist Church
Wednesday afternoon Reports of the re-
cent convention were read-Roy Hanks
has resigned his position In Morgan's
meat market.-cIrs. Mathews Of Bur
lington was among the visitors in town
yesterday-Mrs. Tenney and children OF
Keene. n. H, are visiting his brother.
l. C. Conant-Mrs. George Palmer Is in
South Royalton called there by the SER
,ous illness of their daughter Mrs
Dearing. Jack Jones of Burlington Is
at the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs r. z. Jones. for a week 5 vaca
ton.-Edward stevens OF Burlington was
In town Yesterday.
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SHELBURNE.

Representative L. r. Gebhardt has
Issued Invitations to the voters of the
town to meet at the Shelburne Farms
office Friday evening, Sept. 49, from
seven to nine o'clock to discuss any
pending or proposed legislation that Is
likely to come before the next session
OF the state Assembly or to suggest
any measures that IL would be dcsir-
able TO bring before the consideration
OF that body
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BR1DpORT.

A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs George Palmcr.--Mrs A. G. Prcble
Is il.--Mrs Adams and daughter. Mrs.
Brennan OF Roxbury, Mass, were recent
guests Mt c. T. HoldredEes Mrs, T.. f..
Pratt and son have gone to Saratoga
Harry Bingham, the recent guest at II.
X. Williams. has returned to his home
In Massachueetts.-Mr and Mrs NJ. 7.
Wolcott are on trip to Orwell and
Pawlet..- Paris Russell, who has run a
hotel and barber shop ror the past few
months expects to resign his position
next week.
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ESTATE OF MARY G.. SEVERSON,
BURLINGTON.
yTATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit

tennen.
To all persons Interested In the es-
tate of Mary G. Sevcrson, late OF Bur-
lington. in said district deceased.
GREETING.
At n Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington. within and for the District Of
Chittenden, on the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, 1908, an instrument purportipg to
be the last will and testament Of
Mary c. Severson, late OF Burlington In
said district deceased. was presented to
the Court aforesaid. for probate.
And II ia ordered by said court that
the 10th day OF October, 1905 at the
Probate Court rooms. In said Bur
.aid in:trum.nt; ana that notios
thereof be given to AL persons con-
termed by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. a Newspaper pub
lished at Burlington. previous to tho
time appointed.
Therefore. you arc hereby notified t.
appear before said Court, at the tims
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate OF said will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
IN said District. this 18th Of septem
MARcELLUs A. BINGHAM
l3.w3t, judge
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ESSEX.

Lemue and Wilbur Page of Bethel
visited at II II. Days Frday.--Browns
river creamery paid for August milk
81 0S and w. r. johnson & Co 81 06,-The
Ladies' Aid served supper Wednesday
day from to p. MFRS Katherine
T}ixby of Montpelier Is visiting here
Miss r.. Hines and niece from Colchester
visited Mrs. A. J. Garvin, also Miss Anna
f.. Warner from Jericho Center last
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WHITING.

The Row s, r. Goodheart was at
Leicester Tuesday evening to attend the
annual church meeting there Mr..
Allen Wood and Misses Oracle and Allie
Wood were guests at Mrs. Smiths Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs. Carl Daniels are
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank ls.--Robert Ketcham is the
guest of friends In Rutland Mrs. Ardcll
Boomer returned from Winsted. Conn.
Tuesday where she went four weeks ago
n visit bn,. h,c
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ST. GEORGE.

s. +. Hinsdale returned from Northfield
Saturday. This week his wife and son
accompanied him to White River June
tion.-H. H. Tilley IS improving slowly
Mrs F. q. Wesco,t and small son are
visiting Mrs, VI. ". liinsdale,-H. A.
Tiley of Burlington visited his brother,
II. IL. Tilley Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs,
George Smith and two sons visited 1T
A. J, Downer's Sunday. George Porior
and family have moved to Essex Mrs.
Emma Hinsdale. A. j. Peet, Mrs Ina
Hinsdale.-Mr, and Mrs, NJ, W. Hinsdale
and Miss Marguerite Tilley attended the
O, r. S. meeting In Hinesburgh Friday
evening,-Miss Minnie Peet OF Shelburne
visited her brother, A, J, Peet Friday
and saturday
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TOWNSVILLE.

Henry Root of Charlotte has been the
guest of Mrs NJ. M. Alger.- Edward
Hildreth Of Burlington was IN town re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stockwell
passed Sunday In Williston.-Mr
Thompson of Graniteville was In town
Monday. Miss Bessie StoCkwen passed
Sunday with her parents.-Daniel Pres
ton was in Essex junction recently.
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|ONE CENT
A w O r D

Advertising IN this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words, two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.


Frank Magivney spent Sunday with his
father and family IN Bethel Miss j.
Goodyear has gone to Randolph to at
tend the normal school. --Miss/ Nancy
Blair was home from Brandon part Of
last week.-Pearl Eaton is having an
other silo built.--Charles Fisk Is having
dormer windows built on the ell part Of
his house,--The village school began last
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eeth Extracted
Absolutely without Pain.

The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain without taking gas.
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. ID. HAZEN,
Onice 1875 Pine ST., Burlinxtn, VI.
Office hours 10 to 3, to
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ESTATE OF AMABLE MOSSEY, COLI
CHESTER.

STATE or VERMONT. District OF
Chittcnden, as.
The Probate Court for the District
of ChlUendcn.
To all persons interested In the cs-
tate of Amable Mossey, late of Col
chester, in said district. deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas. said court has assigned the
9th day of October next for the set
Element of the accounts of the admin
stration of the estate of Am
able Mossey. late of Colchester
deceased. and for q decree of the resi-
due Of said estate to the lawful claim
ants Of the same, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to
all persons Interested in said es
tate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned. in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press. a newspaper published in
said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Court rooms In
Burlington, Vt, on the day assigned.
then and there to contest the allow.
ance of eaid account If you see cause,
and to establish your right as heirs.
legatecs and lawful claimants to said
residue.
Given under my hand. this 13rd ia Y
of September, 1908.
MARCFLLITS A. BINGHAM,
13w3t Judge.