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WrNo0sK1.

The funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Coughlin
was held yesterday morning AZ St
stephens Church and was very largely
attended A solemn requiem mass was
sung at ten o'clock by the Rev. John NJ.
Coughlin. S j.. of st. Peters College.
New Jersey, n son of the deceased. MS
sisted by the Rev James Z, Rand. pas
tor of St. stephens Church, the Rev. P.
j. Barrett of St. Mary's Cathedral, Bur
lineton and the Rev. Thomas Leonard OF
St Johnsbury. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful. The bearers We're
NJ y. Mcmahon. Edward Dwyer and p.
II. "orlcy of BURLINGTON, Patrick Nc
GrceVy. Michael Gibbons and Michael
Nugont Of this village. Miss Jennie
Bacon. organist at St Marys Cathedral
in burlington, presided at the organ and
Misses Sarah Corley. and Loretta Null
queen and Michael Ryan Of Burlington
rendered the hymns, Nearer Ny God
to Thee " and Lead Kindly Light In
torment was IN St. Josephs cemetery in
rnrliOptOp
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JERICHO.

Iiawley G. Boothe. one of Jercho's
Oldest and most highly respected cti-
Zens, died Wednesday morning. Mr.
Boothe suffered a stroke of paralysis
about q year ago and since that time
had gradually failed He was 7G years
OF age. Fifty-three years ago he mar
ried Julia Church. who survives him.
He is also survived by two sons and four
daughters, Ebert Of this town and
George OF Wnltham, Mass, Miss Aida
EuotlIe. Mrs. T.. Thomas Scott, Mrs.
Jennie Small and Mrs Frank Perrigo.
all Of this town.
Mrs Otto Dingler Of Cnderhill IS to
occupy tho house vacated by the Rev.
Clement Tomlln.-Juseph Walton and
Dennis Terrill each killed deer Satur-
day evening Miss Sbyl Brown Is the
guest OF relatives in Burlington.-The
churches will have a union Thanksgiving
service at the Congregational Church
Sunday at loo p m. The Rev. Mr.. Stur-
gis of the Methodist Church viii speak
John Davis began Monday t. carry the
mail between the station and postoffice
Charles T.. PerciVal has been the carrier
for bout % years Schools close thi:
I
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

The funeral of Mrs. W. O. Clement
was held at her late home on Church
street Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
the Rev h. f. Newell of the Methodist
Church officiating and burial was
in the village Cemetey.-Nlrs. Cora
Whipre and Mrs. Henry Small of Nor
risvilo weire here over Sunday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Clemeut.--W. j.
Harrington OF Boston gave a concert at
the Methodist Church Monday evening
assisted by Miss Stevens of Derby Line,
reader.-M Miss Vera Hill. the day opera
tor at the New England Telephone office.
is confined TO the house by nm attack Of
munps Miss Josephine Terrlcn. tho
matron Of the J. H. Holden Memorial
hospital. is seriously ill.-Mrs. Kate
Gilbert of Ludlow, who was called here
by the death OF Mrs. W. o. Clement,
will remain for a few days.-Mrs. G.. O.
Kimball has gone to Mont gomcry to
spend a week with relatves.-Mrs. j. V.
button and Mrs. G.. Il. Shipman have
been called to New Brunswick by the
serious illness of n relative.-Mrs j. II.
Holden of Bennington arrived Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Bick-
ford.-Dr. and Mrs. Bailey of Crafts
bury have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. w. Noble.
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John Hart, Jr., have returned from a
week In Montpeller.-Miss Flora Clarke
has returned from Burlington where she
has been spending a few days with Miss
Susan Sequin.--The ladies' OF the Catholic
church held .sociable Wednesday even
ing at the Catholic parsonage. MFR. and
Mrs Macomber Of Ferrisburgh have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vliet during
the past week.
Mrs, A. n. Ellison Is suffering with n
sprained wrist received fromNa fall while
returning from church Thursday evening
Mrs. Jay Clark has returned from n
visit to Rensselaer,, n. Y, and Is now
visiting her son, Fay Clark In Claremont
n. H.-The November meeting OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion was held al
Mrs. Fred Cores Saturday afternoon
Louis Carpenter Is visiting relatives In
| East Attleboro Mass
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nNOSHURGH FALLS.

The Hon. and Mrs. o. Merrill went 10
Proctor Saturday where they were tho
guests over Sunday at ex-Gov. +. u.
Proctor's with Or. w. T Grenfell.-E. +.
Greenwood passed Sunday in -. Adams.
Max Stratton is passing few DAYS
in St. Albans.-The Woman's Auxiliary
met with Mrs A. A, Hunter We'd
nesday afternoon. Joseph Young OF
Hyde Park passed Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Flayin Young. Tho
regular meeting OF the W. c. r. L. was
held Tuesday evening with Mrs. NJ. c.
Beatty a 1880 O'Clock Mrs. L. J. Parme-
lee Is passing few days In Montpelier
and Burlington-Miss Laura SturEiss viii
begin the winter term Of school at
Greens Corner Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Darling and son
Richard. and Mrs. Inez Gorton OF Hamp.
ton. Va are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
NJ p. Perley. -Shungopavi and compan,
were in opera hall Monday evening II
being the second attraction In the course
under the auspices OF the senior class
H. F. Reed and II, l.. Giddings are pass
inx q few days in Boston--A A. nun
ter OF Burlington is passing the weeF
with his family here.-The memoria
tablet with Lincoin's Gettysburg address
will be dedicated ar the high school
building Thursday =. Perley was IN
Burlington Tuesday.
A surprise m the street Tuesday was
sleigh which had come from the north
where the seighinG was said to be good
There was about an inch of snow here.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Croft are rass'nc
few Gays in Montpelier. D mi !,
McGarry OF Proctor is a guest OF her sis
ter Mrs Z II. Farrell-Charles Mer-
cure of Burlington is assisting in moving
the bell from the old t. the new St John
the Baptist Church.F. II. Ovitt Is pass
Ing the week In Grand Isle county
j Mullen OF Burlington was in town twd
days this week
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Mr. Carleton. who is consular agent In
Ameria, has been in washington 10
take examinations for promotion
George Stevens Jr., who attended
school here but Is now Mt Montpelier
Seminary, is III with rheumatic fever.
Thomas Witherel who has been con-
fined to the house with sciatica. is able
to bo out.
Word has boon received that tho Rev.
A. g. Brown, former pastor of the
Methodist Church here, las been dis
missed as pastor OF the church In New
bury ana a minister from llaverhill, n.
H.. has been engaged TO complete the
conference year
II Is rumored that the central vermont
Railway company Is about to compel the
Burlington Traction company to remove
It's track on Railroad street on which the
electric cars run from Main street to the
depot Tho railway company claims the
land on which the track Is. belongs to It
This would make It necessary for the
| electric road to terminate az the corner
of Main ana Railroad streets.
Mr.. Warren Of North street is recover
lIing from an injury t. one of his hand.
| received a few days ago when he W.T.
Bitten by dog which was fighting will
IIis dog ana he wa frying 90 separat'
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pEnsIs IIoNsINGER's ESTATE.

Notice of settlement and application
ior distribution.
HTATE or VERMONT. District OF
Grand Isle SIS.
In Probate Court. holden at North
Hero in and for said district, on the
17th day of November, A. D., 1908.
Mclbouru IIaHen. executor Of the last
last will and testament of the estate
" pcrsis IIonsinTcr. late Of Alburgn.
N said district. deceased asks leave
10 present his administration account
.or examination ana allowance, and
mako application for decree OF dis
,ributlon and partition of the estate
of said deceased.
Whcreupon, it is ordered by said
plication be referred 10 session
thereof to he hold at the Probate Of
ncc in North Hero. In said District on
tho 18th day 81 December, A. ID, 1905,
o. 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, for hear
Ing and decision thereon: And IT is
further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all persons Interested IN SAID
estate, by publishing notices or the
same for three weeks successfully In
the Burlington Weekly Free Press n
newspaper published in burlington, IN
this state, previous to said time ap
pointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and
show cause II any they may have
why said account snall not be allowed
and such decree made,
BY order OF tn" Court-Attost:
WILLIAM HAYNES.
al.w3t Judge.
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W1LLISTON.

Mrs Elizabeth Whitney went to Wash
ington, d. c., last week TO speId the
winter and spring.-Mr, Moshcr returned
from Chelsea Friday.-Mr. and Mrs,
Homer Phelps have son which was
born November ll--Leonard Bing is do
ing well after an operation for appen-
dicitis.-Cards have been received In
town announcing the marriage or Miss
Edith Metcalf to Edmund +. Slayton OF
san Francisco. Cal. Mrs. George Brown-
ell and daughter. Mrs. Morrill,. nave
moved to Burlington for the winter
MI and Mrs Clinton lsham Of south
burlington spent Sunday I'm town-Mrs.
n A. Arms has returned to burlington
for the winter.
The Rev h, NJ. Kent, who has been
indispo: ed, Is better.-Mrs. Kent VINO
has been visiting IN New York state mas
returned. Frank Curtis was In Rurllng
ton Monday.-A. l.. Page Is AZ nome Tor
few daYs.-Jessio johnson was at nome
from Burlington over Sunday
will be an entertainment at the Acadmey
hall Friday evening. given by the school,
"iIiaWatha In PantOmime."
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RICHFoRD.

Remains Of two moro victims Of the
elevator disaster We're found in the ruins
this week. purse containg four % cent
pieces and penny and pieces Of a pipe
were found with one body. which makes
1t reasonably sure to he that OF Clar-
ence Shufeit. The other body Is not iden.
tilted.
Edwin Wheeler, aged abou, 20 years.
died OF old age Monday forenoon at tho
home Of Joel Miner of River street.
where he was living The funeral vas
held Yesterday morning at ton o'clock and
the burial was In the North Pinnacle
cemetery. Mr. Wheeler had been in poor
helaht FOR long time-Mrs ThedociA
Smith of Pennington. Conn, aged 50
years formerly OF this place died this
week OF old age and her body was
brought to this place yesterday, The
! funeral was held at tho Advent
/ Christian Church at two o'clock in the
afternoon. the Rev. O. W. Hoyer offoi-
ating. with burial in the Troy street
cemetery She is survived by two sons.
John Smith Of Springfield. Mass, and
Burton Smith Of Californla.-fIeman
Miller. son Of Mr.. and Mrs f f Miller
Of this village who IS I'll with typhoid
fever at Nashville, Tenn, is improving
tisfactor'ly.
pretty wedding vas solemnzed
! Tuesday evening al $50 o'clock at the
home oef Mr.. and Mrs NJ. u. Lear
when their only daughter, Miss Mary
". Lear. was marriedc to Francis NJ
Foster of I<ittanning. Pa. tho ceremony
being performed by the Rev. W. T..
| Douglass pastor of the Methodist
Church Tie bride and groom We're I'M
attended The bride wore blue mousse
line gown. and her Eong-away gown
was OF green. Following the ceremony r
lunch was served by Mrs f. T. Farrar
20 IS guests Those who assisted In serv-
ing were Mrs A. G. Holmes Miss Ruth
Taylor and Miss Anna Manuel The
bride received a large number Of beau-
tiful and useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster took the night express on the
Canadian Pacific railway for K!ttannng.
the home Of the groom. where they will
reside. on the way they will visit Mr..
Fosters parents in Bradford. Pa Mr..
Foster Is the superintendent OF this
brick works In Kittannins. Mr.. Lear
and family have lately moved here from
Kushegua, Pa. where he was superin-
tendent Of a clothespin factory, and he
is now the superintendent of the veneer
mill of the c. C. Manuel & Sons. Co
Alfred Como suffered the loss OF three
fingers Of the right hand Tuesday while
working at a saw in the veneer mill OF
the c. c. Manuel & Sons Co Only tho
thumb and little finger are left
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CHIY7ENDEN COUNTY.
sHELBURNE.

The Modern Woodmen OF Shelburno
will hold bail on November 20. Lees
orchestrp will furnish music.
The first meeting of the Mems Social
Union" of the Methodist Church was
held in the church parors Tuesday even
ing Nov II, from to 10 p. m. James A.
Cory gave a talk on his recent trip
to Porto Rico, and NJ. H. Thompson
gave recitation. Refreshments We're
served-Miss Matte T.. Stoddard return
cd TO her school in Springfield, after
spending a week at home.-The meeting
OF The Kings Daughters which was to
u held this week with Mr.. Thompson,
has been postponed until the week after
Thanksgiving.-The Shelhurnc Library
building club will hold Il sal" and enter
tainment Friday afternoon and evening.
and Saturday evening OF this week for
the benefit OF the building fund Harry
Gates went to Hartford. Conn. Tuesday
morning whore he has position in 4
rentleman's furnishing store.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Luther Reynolds met with a painful
accident Tuesday while chopping, cutting
the thumb of his left hand.-Mrs. julia
I.aselle Is Ill with rhcumatism.-The
school in the village closed for three
weeks vacation Friday.-Mrs. Elizabeth
IIolley, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is better.-Mrs Leach of
Hyde Park has returned after visiting
her daughter, Mrs r. w Hanley.-Miss
Bernce Kingsley will start Friday night
for Plainneld to visit Miss Alvia
Thompson The Grange will give box
party Friday night at the hall-The
Ladies' Aid society fair cleared about
$50
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VNDERHILL CENTER

William P. Brown. who has been look
ing after his property interests here has
returned to his home In Newton. Mass.
Edward Doom and Edward Humphrey
each succeeded in bringing hown buck
Fridav.-Mrs. Silas Chase is visiting
relatives In Burlington.-!l b. Howard
shot a big buck In W. a. Polard's or
chard Friday.-Dr. John l.. Weaver, who
has been treating Mrs. Peter Doyle, has
returned TO his home In Chambersburg
Pa.--Byron Greene, who has been visit
ing at Leslie Terrill's. has returned 70
ST. Adams Edward Green has gone to
st. Adams whore he has position
Horace Torri.l formerly of this place.
but now living in Mexico. visited rela-
lives hereabouts last week.-Most of the
town schools will open for the winter
term Monday. John McNassar, former
ly this place, is critically Ill at his hOne
in Essex Junction.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. E. B. Jordan returned from her
visit to Connecticut Wednesday About
~ deer were killed last week within a
radius Of Ave miles from this village
Those attending the Chapman meetings
IN Burlington the past week were the
Rev. s. H. Barnum. Mrs. j. W. Hart.
MIR. and Mrs. g. g. Bicknell, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Nichols. Mrs l.. II. Chaplin
and Mrs. +. s. Ranson.-Mrs. Dora
Brown Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reed
IN Essex JunCt ION. The pupils of the
high school have in preparation a play
which they plan to give the last day OF
school.-The Misses Carrie and Martha
Rogers of Essex Junction were visitors
at their uncle's. f. \. Fuller over Sun
day.-The funera, Of Samuel Lane. who
died Monday night at the home OF H. G
Terrill, will be held at the house to-day
200 y. m.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Louis Gcrmain, Iburlin Z ton.

The Undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the EIonorahl" prObat"
Court for the District of Chitt"nden.
COmmi ssioncrs. to receive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of
Louis German. late Of burlington. in
said district deceased. and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto. hereby
give notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid. at tine residence of
j. f. Lavell, on North Winooski ave.
in the city OF Burlington, in said dis
trict, on the l4th day of May at 10
o'clock a. M, and that six months
from the 10th day Of November A -.
1903. Is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington. this 18TH day
of November. A. y. 1908.
JOHN f.. Law ELL.
| HALSEY a. COOMRS,
o1w3t Commissioners
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CHARLOTTE.

Schools closed generally last week In
the lower school 40. >, these children
had no absent marks, Philip Mcneil,
Raymond Alave. Edward Devoid. Vera
Devoid. Ethel Stebbns. Stella Stcbbins.
Lucy Skiff and Frances Bora.-Miss
Cora Williams has returned from teach
Ing In Riptou.-Guy Mollison had his
hand badly injured in the saw mill Mi So
Flora Williams has gone to spend the
winter In New York and Connecticut
The inventory of the library books has
been completed and the following are
missing: 52S, $50 521. The persons hav-
ing them Will please return them.-I.ake
View creamery Is shipping cream as
we'll as butter now to Boston. Handling
cream will take a large amount Of Ice
and the directors are considering putting
a dam on the land Of Miss J. p. Bouton.
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MONKTON.

Mrs f. Ii bean is visiting in Proctor
Mrs. Kate Hcgor has gone to New
Hampshire 10 spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs j. r. Collins and Mrs.
w. G. Dor1hue were in Ncrgennes Sat
urday.-Game Warden J. T.. Collins
SHIPPED Young buck to Burlingto on Sat
ur1ay that had hccn unlawfully killed.
The weight was 20 pounds.-Mrs. u. T..
Mech and daughter and Miss Alice
Alger were In Bristol Saturday
BESSIE S'ison IS visiting in East Monk
ton.-William ST. clair of charlotte is
cisitine in town.-Mrs. Harry Potter is in
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of James u. NayIOn, burlington

Tho Undersigned, having been APP
pointed 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
James - Naylor, latt of Burlington. In
said district deceased. ana all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
purpose aforesaid. ut the office OF
Reeves e. Villas, in the Strong build
ug IN the city Of Burlington. in said
district. on the 18Th days of December
md May, noNt. at 10 o'clock a. m.
and that six months from the l3th day
~ November, A p. 1908, is the time
limited by said Court for said cred
itors to present their claims to us for
examination and allowance.
Dated AT burlington, this 18th day
IF November, 4. u. 1905.
THOMAS REEVES.
JOHN D'NEIL.
o1u2t commissioners
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. H. r. Norton Of Burlington
visited in town Monday.--Eugene
Fay Of Claremont y. H., is visiting
horc.-Miss Millic N1rchi spent sun
day at his home in Waterbury.
Louis" NJ Smiley circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. f. H..
t1aer Wednesday AFTERNOON. Dinner
wss served at one o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. j. " McGarglan were in Bur
linctou Monday. samaritan Lodge.
l. o. O, f.. will hold fair the first week
of Dccemhrr.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. J.
Johns have returned from Huntington
where they have been visiting several
day.-Miss Mae Olmstead has closed
a successful term Of school in Jones'
VILE and is at home for a few weeks
vacation.-The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle
of Kings Daughter realized about 500
from the fancy goods sale, chicken pie
supper and rummage sale.-Mr and
Mrs j. :. Derlch spent sunday in
Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson Of
Robinson are the guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Bessett.-Richard
Story of New York city formerly Of this
town, is the guest of = Il. Goodwin. -
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Johnson Of stowe
are visiting in town.-Several members
of Friendship Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star attended the district meet
ing In Montpelier Tuesday evening Mrs.
r. II. Flagg entertained the Louise NJ.
J Smiley Circle Of Kings Daughters yes
terday.- Friday afternoon the Aid Circle
of Kings Daughters win be entertained
by Mrs. H. II. Seely and Ms. Alfred
| Williams at Mrs ScelY's. \ supper for
the men Of the Methodist ChWc' will hr
served in the evening, under the direction
| Of the Baraca class. The Rev. w. 6
| Johnson. pastor of the Methodist Church
/ Waterbury. will give a short talk.
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WEYBRIDCE.

Miss Elizabeth Ryder closed success
tul term of village school Friday. Tho
names of tho pupils having no tardy or
absent marks arc: Ida Bailey, Arlic
Britton Esther Danyen. Susie Danycn.
Grace Danyen. VIVA Olcutt, Harold
Baker. Walter Stitcher Harley clark,
Herbert Goett-Mrs. Emma Harrington
is tho guest of her son, j. A. Harrington
in NcrgenneS. Mrs. T.. a. Adams Is In
brandon for n fow daNs.--Mr. Crandall
Of Fort Ann, y. V, was tho guest of
n. A Doios over SundaN.-All the
schools IN town are closed for a short
vacation.-C. W. Dodge ana daughter OF
Proctor wcrc guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Dodge over Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

DR.. w. II. H. Narney representative
from Charlotte In 1900 went Thursday to
Montpelier To be present at the reunion
Of the Legislature OF that yeat and re-
turned Friday evening Miss Christina
Noight has returned from Burlington
where she has been visiting her uncle
Augustus Tatro.- Maxine st. George or
Bridpor Is visiting his nephew, Fred ST.
George,-Mr. and Mrs b. q, cleveland
Of East Attleboro, Mass. are visiting
DR., and Mrs. Varney Ralph Grimm mas
gone to Cambridge to attend his grand
fathar's funeral II. Canverse ana
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs Laura Baldwin has closed her
house FOR the winter and gone to live
with her daughters I'm Burlington.-Al
Dow Butler is improving and will soon
be able to come home from the hospital.
Frank T.. Brown ana Mabel, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hayes,
were married Tuesday morning In Bur
linrton They have gone TO Connecticut
to reside with the groom's parents.-Mrs,
Ievanway and son of Milton stopped
with her niece, Mrs, w. w Aldrich'
over sunday. They were ON their way 10
Leicester to visit relatives Mr.. ana
Mrs Fred Hutchins have returned from
a several days absence with relatives
I'm johnson and Eden.