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Ralph Dewitt TaIIett.

After brief illness, Ralph Dewitt Tai
lett, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C..
Taliett, passed from this life July End, at
the age OF two years and six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallett moved to Gays
willie last autumn from Beaver Meadow,
N. Y. 1t is indeed sad experience for
them and the grandparents now living in
that state. They have the heartfelt sym
pathy Of the community. Little Ralph
will be much missed, as in the short Pc
Rod of time ne had won the hearts OF
the people. The funeral was held at the
NJ. E. church July 5. The service was
conducted by Martin wymsn, Jr., and
Revs. John Olin and Verdi Martin ofnci-
ated. The floral tributes were appropri-
ate for the little bud of life that had
been transplanted to fairer bowers.
Oh, cease TO mourn, fond parents. ceasei
For Ralph now dwells In cloudiess peace.
Away from temptation, away from pain,
With the angels he doth reign.
Oh, dry your tears and not repine
Death only works heavens design.
God took more than was his own
'The Jewel lent" that now hath flown.
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Notice Of settlen.n.

b1lhiE VI DaNlD ". DOMrEW
STATE OF VERMONT A. a Pr.a-.. -
HssrgoKD DISTRICT, -. held az Ws.sssf.-s =
aid District. on the ietb DAY q gsiT. y
Present. Hos. 7. o. sEsvER gg5v.
In the matter u the estate Il f,--ls ~
covdry, late q Royalton. p said D.sir.5t a.
ceased. interstate.
Whereas. Doa ". cowdry. one q tbs ss,.-,.
traitors 81 saic estate. proposes renfe-ir. i -
onc sccount q he adninistrufisn n ~ 49,.
and presenting his Account against rts -.
for examination and allowance. AZ 4 sea..5s- =
aid Court % be held a. the Probate 04is. =
said Woodstock, on the tn daF n Aul.usf 4 u
iss. 81 10 O'Clock Ia the f0renagn. o.
And whereas. said Court has assIer.-F -
ordered Ezid time ard place fnr fhs s..ffa1.r. :.
said account, and for issuing q decree II -
resl6ne o. said estate % the Ilars8rH ssTffi.i -
the same; and has ordered thar rrflId -.
Thereof be given % all T,ers0ns lufsrssf-l Il -
estate BY Publishing copy = the rse.-l "A -
order three weeks successfully n tie VIM -
er Herald, q newspaper pubiished AZ R0Falf8r ID
previous 90 said 7fh day q August. A D. 10
Therefore, al persons concerned n ssif zs-r.s
are notinec 70 appear ~ aid Probate once "a
the day assigned a. aforesaid then and fts-s -
contest the allowance - safd account u ftev -.
cause. and 20 establish their rigffs - IFvf,f
claimants - said residue.
A true record Attest. lsl7
7. o. sEArEE. Julge
A true copy q record. Attest.
j. .. sEaVFF TrFes
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SOUTH srockeRIooe

Mrs. E. c. Mills returned home from
Rutland Friday.
H. B. Mills and daughter, Evelyn, were
in Rutland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cove OF Pittsfield
visited at Augustus Newelrs over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eddy and son from Gardner,
Mass, visited her niece, Mrs. Harley
Longley, several days last week.
Frank vangilder finished work for
Frank Thayer Monday and went to West
Virginia the middle Of the week.
Fred Chase of Brentwood, N. H., has
returned to e. M. Parker's after three
weeks vacation spent at his home.
VIM. Kennedy of Vineland, N. j.,
came last week Wednesday for q ten
days stay with his friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Vinton.
Mrs. Bowman of Roxbury was guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Harley Longley,
from Wednesday till Friday, going from
there to Rochester for visit.
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commi.sloner., Notice.

ErAAAE W AbhA-A-A = ot---.
The undersigned. having heeu appointed ~ ~ !,
Honorable Probate Gourf for TIE Dt.li...
Eandolph. Commissioners - receive fsaa--..
and adlosf fhe claims and demaudf - at
against the estate 81 Adella 7. Cuehullls ~ =
Tunbridge IN said District. 6ecsahee, li- p
claims exhibited tn 01sef thereto. hertll
tice that will meet Tor the purIlase o.
the dwelling house ~ Albert a. Cuslf1aaa ~ ~
town 81 Tunhridge. 80 sald District go ~ n I
DAY q August D~Kt, from oielaek 3. ~ la.. .
O'Clock y. m 81 said daFs cuo
six months from the EST day RI 80.
A. D. 1905, ~ the time limited ~ sac T..
for said creditors % present Their ciali-s ID ~
for exarninat and allowance. -r-
Dated AZ T1nbraege, Vt, thls isth ds3 . jug
A y. isos. ata
BE~J. TUCKER sc,--,f.sl1rart
FRED HUTCHINSON,
Albert n. Cuehman. EN.
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sTocKsRIpoE

J. D. Wilcox returned from Woodstock
last Saturday.
P. w. Green was in Boston last week
on a business trip.
Frank Boutwell, of Rochester was in
town day last week.
Miss Bernice Putnam is visiting Mrs.
Harriet Lincoln in Bethel this week.
Miss Mary Jennett of Granville spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Bessie
Sawyer.
Mrs. Alvin Smith and son Of Maine
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Blackmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Eggleston OF
Fayetteville, N. c., visited friends in
town last week.
There was dance at w. A. Usher's
hall Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. HARDWOOD Eggleston. A fine
time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Chamberlin, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nef, Miss Edna Green and
Mr.. Lyon we're in White River Junction
last week Tuesday to attend Buffalo
Bills Wild West show.
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EAST GRANVILLE

Miss b. Z. Handy was in Montpelier
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. E. J. Handy visited in South
Royalton the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dickerman and
Evelyn were in Roxbury the first OF the
week.
Mrs. vinton entertained few friends
Friday afternoon with "thim blebee"'
party.
Mrs. Sowles and daughter, Madeline, OF
st. Adams, visited at L. Webb's last
week.
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. ID. c. Webb and
daughter, Wanda, of Randolph were at l..
Webb's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. l. Dickerman and Kenneth
were in Randolph Tuesday and wednes-
day, guests OF Mrs. James Thompson at
her fathers, A j. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. Winslow of Mortified
called on friends here last week wednes-
day on their return from a carriage drive
through New York and this state.
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commissipners' Notice.


ESTATE OF NARY z. TUCKER
The undersigned having been appointed ~ ne
Hon. Probate Court for the District ~ hzrtiarl-
commissioners 20 receive. examine no
adjust AL claims and demands a AL psrslls
Barnard. IN said District. deceased. and ~
claims exhibited In oreet thereto. hereby gre
notice that we will meet for the purplses
aforesaid AZ the dwelling house ~ Wills Nepdafa
In the town q Barnard. In szid District ~ -
ne1r from 10 o'clock a NJ. anti Z o'cilcE
p. m on each Of said days. and thai ~
months from the 18th day q aunt. A. y
ieos. L. the time limited ~ sald Cuurf -
said creditors 20 presenf their claims o. %
for examination and allowance
Dated NJ Barnard. VI ttls ~ lA1 %
July, A ID. lsoe. wE
~ $500 =, - .so 10, c0auissiJ1srk
willis {. WoOiard AduIir.
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Execution Sale.

Notice a. hereby given thar hate 49,, m
executions issued against the good "a, ~.
being his lasf known place - resldsnls -
will sell az public auction O. the hitDfst i -
20 satisfy said executions, two taftt.l- - nj
estate belonging 20 the said WI >. ~ u nd
-ifuafed In that part - said hlehtrll
North Hollow" and described ~ follow ...s.s
II being all and the same lau0 Ano r-T ii
which Asa X Harvey decided % me $50 =.
aunriey by deed dated March - is4- eiels1f
corded In book Il. page 90 oi 49, .s-..s "a
pasture land. part Of the sane belnE tir II
with young growing spruce, fhe hatas 80 Il d
sold on the loth daV Of October. A. y. ~, 81
O'Clock y. m. In the public hlghNuf ~ .g.i =.
the residence lately occupied b fhe sai4 y"
Huntley IN Rochester, Vermont
Rochester, VT July 18th. A. u 1900 ...,is
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Executed Sale.

Notice b. hereby given that have taEel "a
executions Issued against the good, cllalttl ~
estate 81 Will n. Huntley - Epcbestff. = IN
being his last known place % reslQenlf 49, ~ =.
sell az public auction % the hiEhctt 49, "a
satisfy said execution parcel q W. 49,
belongfng % the said VIII y. Huuitt ~ .
uated IN Braintree. VI, and oe-
follows &c. ,.-
II being an and the sane LAND whleE ~
G. Eaton decided 90 the said VII n aaaL.t "a
deed dated January p. lses. anl rec, lf 800
~. page 81. 81 Eraintree land recnrlrs IaF n -.
being rs acres. more les. The 500 -.
sold at lo O'Clock = NJ. on the ffh daF II E'f.Le
A. ID. 1905. in the public highway IN I'D "a
postOf1ce IN that part q Braintree, "
West Brainfree.
Braintree. VI, July y. isos ,,g..,4f
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WEST rArRLEE

Milo Kezer was in Chelsea on business
last Saturday.
Misses Hester and Mollie Cove visited
friends in town Saturday.
Miss Rose shumwsy visited friends in
town . few days last week.
John Cook has a new gas light in front
of his house; quite an Improvement.
Mrs. Gilbert Skinner has returned to
her home IN Somerville for few days.
Miss Pearl Blake is spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Blake.
Mrs. Roberts, who has been visiting at
G. L. CoIby's, returned to her home in
Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bliss and children
Of New York spent one day last week ct
c. w. Bliss.
Albert Bidder is spending q few weeks
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury and
Miss Doris are spending few days with
friends in Chelsea.
Miss Jennie Brown, who has been
working at East Thetford, visited at
John Cooks Friday.
Bernard Ward spent . few days with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
in Corinth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson of
Chelsea spent few days with Herbert
Kingsbury last week.
Carl Whitney has returned to his home
in Boston, after spending two weeks with
his friend, Samuel Paul.
Mildred Wilmot OF East Thetford and
Edith Colby of Post Mills spent last
Thursday with Madeline Rule.
Miss Madeline Rule has gone to STRAIT
ford to spend few weeks with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Patterson.
Mrs. Sofus Mortenson OF Dorchester,
Mass, is spending a few weeks at r. II.
Dearborn's with her daughters.
John Bean took several of the children
in the village IN his auto to see the ball
game at STAFFORD last Thursday.
Clarence Little spent Sunday and Mon
day in Montpelier and Wiliiamstown, re-
turning to his business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett made trip in
an auto from Boston last week. They
are visiting at their mothers, Mrs. Jane
Whitney.
Many from here attended the whist
party at Post Mills last week Wednesday
evening and many attended the dance
there Saturday evening.
The baseball game played at STAFFORD
between West Fairlee and STAFFORD
Thursday resulted in favor of West Fair
lee, 1873. West Fairlee have won every
game they have played this season.
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cemmI..loner., Notice.
rsTATF on arsrIx y. wARp.

ErTAIF OF AIrFIN ?. v af1II
The underrigned having been appointed ~ -
Honorable Probate Court fnr the District q 81
ford commissioners 20 receive. EXAMINE ail ~
the estate q Austin 4. Ward, late ~ hafiaIl
IN said district. deceased. and az e--.ls
exhibited IN Offset thereto hereby give r.ills
that Will meet Cor the parposss 49,
eaid az she town clerEs 0ttce y -
town Of Barnard. IN said district 90 the 4tit p.
81 August and the 18th day - January utkt Z u
10 O'Clock a m. until O'cleek 3. m. on Sc
said days. and that slK mgufhs from ~ - -
Of July. A. ID. IpQs IL the tine JILL
By said Court for said creditor O. present thli-
claims % ~ for examination and allowance. 81
Dated NJ Barnard. Vt. TIE 2ath Gay o. s18
A. ID. isos. tsN
yFeoxF ps nnosaAx oaHlmissiousr'
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NORTH TUNsRIpce

Mrs. Marion Burnham is suffering
with ivy poison.
Arthur G. Smith is at home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. B. Smith.
Mrs. H. A. Smith and Mrs. Batcheider
OF ST. Johnsbury are visiting in Royslton.
Miss Flora Smith OF Boston is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Smith.
Miss Myrtle Roberts of Cleveland, o.,
has come here to reside with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Roberts.
F. H. Totman is suffering with . bad
sprain and fracture of one foot, caused by
falling on his floor after oiling with dust
oil.
Monroe & Pecore will present an entire
ly new program at their show and dance
in Wight's hall Saturday. August LIST.
Ice cream will be served
Louis Foss Ct Nashua, N. H., accom-
panied by Miss Nadine Whitney OF
Boston, spent last week at his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Foss', returning home
Sunday.
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BARNARD

Mrs. Gertrude Chase is visiting at DR..
Buchansn's in Felchvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bridgman returned
home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. valcor Of Everett, Mass,
are visiting at II. A. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Chamberlin
visited at Randolph last week.
Miss Lucy Hammond of Woodstock
Was in town on business last week.
There will be services at the Universe
list church next Sunday at y. m.
w. F. Davis was at Bethel last Satur-
day to appraise the personal property of
the Austin Ward estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, who had been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tucker, returned to GaysviIle last
week Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Shinn of Louisiana lectured
at the NJ. z. church on temperance last
Sunday. 1t was an able address and high
ly appreciated by his hearers.
Miss Edna Gibson OF Chariestown, n.
H., Mrs. Rollin Guernsey of Windsor and
Mrs. Crosby OF Minneapolis, Mimi, are
the guests of II. o. French and Mrs.
Buck at the wayside.
Bert Hathcrn and old Club have
parted. Bert some weeks ago turned
Club out. Looking for him q number
OF times, he failed to find any trace OF
him until recently when he happened to
find his bones near q tree that showed
plainly lightning had something to do
with cid Clubs death.
Last week Tuesday Fish and Game
Warden j. A. Moore was notified that
q doe had been shot and was lying near
the Brownell sugar house. With the aid
Of Mr.. Bump. the deer was found and
taken to the village and buried. From
all appearances she was quite fresh in
milk and the fswn must have been very
young. II this Was done by anyone
hunting he cannot be other than a cow
ard, for no true hunter would kin this
deer with her young. II it was done by
some person who was annoyed by deer
eating crops then he lie not worthy to be
called a citizen and should have the full
extent of the law, for the state has pro-
vided q way and means for any one to
recover when it Is shown the damage il
done by deer.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAMFORD

Frank futile Of Tunbridge was in town
Saturday.
Rev. A. J. Eastman was in Sharon
Thursday.
George Noyes was in Bellows Falls
last week.
Mrs. Fred Noyes was in White River
Junction Thursday.
Mrs. Hudson of Meriden. is visiting her
brother, Bert Haywood.
Henry Swift of South STAFFORD has pur-
chased the Don Root place.
L. R. Mead and wife Of Providence are
with Mrs. Jeanette Bacon.
Royal Scribner is spending . week
with his sister In Tunbridge.
Mrs. William Walker is at her fathers
Fred Noyes, for short visit.
Nathan F. Morrill, of New York is visit
ing his aunt, Miss Belle Pierce.
Mrs. Chester Reynolds spent Friday
and Saturday with friends in Bradford.
George Bingham and wife of South
Royalton visited at Byron Ross Satur-
day.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton and Miss Grace
Hazelton are visiting relatives in Con-
cord.
Arthur j. Colby accompanied his uncle,
Orrin West, to Maine the first of the
week.
Hazen Chandler Of Tunbridge was in
town Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Marshall have
been spending few days in st. Johns
bury.
Herbert Hackett went Saturday to
spend q few days in Boston and Provi-
dence.
Miss Eva Paine went Thursday to
spend few days with her uncle in Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. Ruby Davis and two children Of
Lakeport are at her fathers, Frank
Harding.
Mrs. Frank Bourgard and small son
of Hartford, Conn.,, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Fox.
Mrs. Richard Bacon of North Chester
is spending a few days at her fathers,
Rev. A. j. Eastman.
Miss Blanche Brown has been spending
a week at home, returning the first Of the
week to Woodstock.
Mrs. VIM. Laurie and two daughters of
White River Junction are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Minnie Titus.
goodly number from this village at
tended the Wild West show at White
River Junction last week.
An auto party consisting of Frank
Colby, Roger Hyde and Mr.. Bsgley,
spent Sunday at the home Of the latter in
Bradford, N. Fl.
Mrs. Harley G. Sanborn and two chill
dren of Thetford spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur F. Scribner.
Charles West of Lexington, Mass, died
of Bright's disease last Sunday night at
the home of his brother, Frank H. West.
Mr.. West came here about two months
ago, hoping to be benefited by q change
of air, and for some days seemed much
improved. Later, however, his malady
seemed to develop rapidYy, and for
about two weeks previous to his death
he had been confined to his bed. Besides
wife and daughter the deceased left four
brothers-F. H. West, Orrin West Of
waltham, Mass, William West Of
Exeter, and Elmer West Of Edgartown,
Mass and two sisters-Mrs. Ella
Colby and Mrs. John Kendall, both Of
this town. The interment was at Lexing-
ton. Mr.. West was in his Gath year
and was born in Plymouth. Vt,
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GRANVILLE
Card Of Thanks.

We. the undersigned, wish to thank
our neighbors and friends for their kind.
ness and assistance at the time of our
darling Alice's sickness and death. also
for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dumas.
Mrs. Eta Dumas.
Mrs. Carrie Paige returned to her home
in Brandon Monday.
ID. D. Hemenway's health is improving,
being able to sit up short time each
day.
Miss Mary Dumas of MiddIebury was
in town July to attend the funeral of
her niece, Alice Dumas.
Alice, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Dumas, died July srd Of
whooping cough, at the age OF two years
and five months.
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Notice OF Settlement.


ESTATE OF PERNALA e. BLAKE
State q Vermont, District % Eand5lph. o.
The Honorable Probate Court l0r The Dist-ef
Aforesaid
To all persons Interested In the ESTATE d
Peruala =. Blake. late q Turbrldge IL I'D
District. oeceaeed- Greeting.
Whereas. said Courf has Assigned the gisf lsrd q
July next for examining and allowing tha 81
count q Willis :. Blake. eEecurar Il
the last VII and testament q Permala : Base
late q Iunbridger IN said District deceased
and for q decree q the residue n
said estate 20 the lawful claimants I'd
the same and ordered that public uotlce tte-ef
be gives % all persons interested 10 sail esfats
by publishing this order three week. SUGGEST aT
previous % the day assigned. 10 the Ctslsaa
Herald, newspaper Published a. Ctsissd 10
sAid District.
Therefore. you are hereby nuriled - auueaT a.
the Probate Of.lce IN Chelsea Ia aid District %
the Gay assigned. then and there 70 contest The
allowance q said account y ypu zee cause. and %
establish your right A. heir. legafecs and lEfli
claimants - said residue.
Given under my hand THE iFh day
Juiy 100 LIS
GEORGE L STOW. Judse
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rUNBRIpce

Eugene Perry of Bethel was in towr
last week.
John E. Frost OF Boston was in towr
last Friday.
Miss Ethel futile OF Boston is visiting
her father, Frank futile.
DR.. and Mrs. Hayward spent Friday
with friends in Randolph.
Miss Harriet Hayward spent Sunday
with friends in Randolph.
Charles King of Sutton, Mass, was in
town Saturday buying cattle.
Edgar Buchanan of Lebanon visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Fred Granger and Miss Jennie Jones OF
Chelsea were married July 10.
Florence Ciogston and Will Farnham
visited Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs. Everett bennett was guest al
Fred Tuller's the first OF the week.
A. B. Wilson of Burlington was in
town on business last week Monday.
: Miss Elsie Pearl of New York city ID
spending few days at Lincoln Cilley's.
Mrs. Harry Chapman of Lawrence,
Mass, is at her brothers, George RoweIl.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith and daughter
were guests at Eiihu Tuller's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kerney OF North
field were guests at Elmer Rowell's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Stewart of Nor
witch were guests at Ben fuckers last
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Nellie Cilley Wednesday, Aug. 5.
All invited.
Walter and Wallace King OF Sutton,
Mass, were guests at James Howe's
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson OF Noes
River, p. O., visited their cousin, Mrs.
James Howe, recently.
Miss Eva Paine. Of STAFFORD spent the
latter part of last week with her uncles,
the Chandler brothers.
Mrs. Fred Strong and daughter, Ruth,
of Bellows Falls are visiting Mrs. E. J.
Porter and other friends.
Miss Cassie Bingham, teacher at
Salem, Mass, spent a few days last week
with Mrs. Elihu fuller.
Mrs. Arthur Folsom and son, Charles,
spent several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Howe, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey, with
her niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Weeks, visited at DIR. Hayward
last week Tuesday.
Mr.. Belknap of South Royalton
was in town last Thursday. accompanied
by Elias Smith and Misses Edith and
Ina Smith OF Salt Lake City.
The Birthday club met with Mrs.
Elihu fuller Monday afternoon, July 20,
to assist her in celebrating her birthday.
The afternoon was pleasantly passed with
music and social intercourse, and the
large dining table was placed upon the
lawn, where q bountifuI supper of dainty
and substantial refreshments was served
to the party OF fourteen. All Joined in
wishing Mrs. fuller many happy returns
Of the day.
A small gathering of nieces and
nepbews of Miss Elsie Durkee gathered
at her home, and gave her a surprise on
her birthday anniversary, July 10. She
said it would be something she would
remember rs il was the first time in her
life time il had been celebrated.
They treated her to ice cream and cake,
and departed to their homes wishing her
more birthdays. Those from out Of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Whitney
and little Earl from Broad Brook
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Request for Inou,,,,,
STATE OF VERNON. 80 LAX

SITE OF VERMONT. r, -
In the matter o. the estate a ,-ts.,.-
rerfafe. - -a-tasel -
whereas. the seiectmeu a R.ss..
District have presented - saif rr-5-+ . n se.1
stating that said deceased DIED me-. :. iiiil1t
estate In aid District and that - ~ = l-a1lg
or heir capable 81 inhsriiinF to- Fane "e-E
Wherefore, they pray for a. INN. f... A.. .
premises aud that after fhe f..l5.r-. Il 10
oebfr and charges the said asrata s.s.lf II llsf
ana DE assigned 70 sa4d town ~ 49, -
SAID deceased last resided. - surf - .hsfs
Law directs. re e. ne
Whereupon. the Court orders fbst . g..
shall be had IN the premises 81 -. - - M
court - be- held a. The Probate or. {. 80
stock 70 eald District, tn - aaT ~ - . 30
A. d. fsos ~ ten O'Clock 10 the f5rsr5s- -laf1t
And y i further ordered that 81 r.s.r...-.r
Ing said estate shall be Dotifed ~ a. -. - y
place ~ hearing IN the premlses 81 ~ r-5l.l.i
ton 81 THE order six aeeFs surs.ssa|Fsf,' II
Bethel Courier, Newspaper prnfel al n /. I. -
the Last 81 sald Dublieati9ns o. - sF -. =
months before the time spp0inisd - bsS--.'.AA
, $500, mat thsy may sgDear sls es,s.
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