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CORNWALL.

Benjamin + Haskell. a well known and
respected citizen. died at his home in
West Cornwall Tuesday evening. Novem-
her 49, MIR. Haskell was s. years OF age.
Although cnfeebed in body by an injury
sustained several years ago in carriage
accident, his mind was as active rs ever
and he kept In touch with the doings OF
the world, up TO the last. About two
weeks since he contracted n cold which
vas followed by congestion of the lungs
which, at his advanced age, he did not
have vitality to rally from. He leaves be-
side wife one son. Fred s., of New
York.-The drama. "The Village Post
office and Country store" given at the
town han Friday evening last, by mem
bers of the Grange. was we'll rendered
and Il good sum real2ed.-Mr. and Mrs
George F.. Fields and son. Orin. of Com
stock, y j., were guests on Saturday and
Sunday at their brothers, A. j. Field.-A
]. Field IS in Rutland serving as juror in
tie district court.-Albert Sperry Of Spok-
are Wash, was q recent guest of his
brother. j. f. Sherry
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MILTON.

Mrs. Grant Petty of New London.
Conn, returned To her home Saturday
after spending a few days with friends
in town,-The meeting Of the Ladies'
AMociation OF the Congregational
Church was held with Mrs, II. G.
Metker on Wednesday afternoon. The
president, Mrs. L. c. Colombo, read
paper on Oliver Wendal Holmes,
the subject of the meetinE.--Petcr Tray
All has moved to Winooski.A. r. Ashley
has moved TO the house on Main street
vacated by c. II. Flant and Wm, Ken
nedy will movo to the house vacated
by Mr.. Ashley.-rhc funeral of led.
son of Mr., and Mrs. Jed shores. was
held from the house on Friday NJ loo
p, M. Rev. T., +. Herrick officiating In
terinent was in the Village cemetery
Rev. w. II. Ryan attended a preachers
meeting at Waterbury last week,-Rcv
j. r. Baxendale of Montgomery called
on friends in town Friday
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. G. T.. Squiros and daughter Carrie
ana son, we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
flallock Squiros over Sunday.-Mrs w
w. Wilson and son, Everest of Bristol
ere the guests of Mir. and Mrs l.. j.
Everest SundlT.-t. :. ECWiey of Shel-
hurne is guest of his son, T.. T.. Rowlcy
Mrs. Mary Roscoe has the postofiicc
moved TO her home on North street.-Mr.
ard Mrs. Il. W. Taft and son. Fletcher.
Of Lincoln were visitors at &. c. Coates
Sunday Jane Davis. who has been
quito III the past week. is convalescent.--
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Peck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Wheeler and daughter re-
turned home Sunday from Mortified.
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Peck.J. Il. Davis and Hasson Davis arc
In New Yorl; state for Il few days.
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BOLTON.

Fred Jewett and family have moved TO
a camp In Honey Hollow so as to be
near his timber lot. where he is engaged
In numbering. Norman Stockwol for
mer resident. was in town SATURDAY.
The Raymond" place in Honey Hollow
which was sold at auction recently, was
bid off by Dorman Stockwel Of Jones'
willie for sl0o-Mrs. Fannie Muzzy. who
has been visiting relatives in Waterbury
and Morotown for several weeks, has re-
turned to the home Of her son. II. Muzzy.
for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. 4. c. Hunt
ley visited at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden. in Duxbury Satur-
day,-Mrs. Mary York and Mrs, Hannah
Hardy of West Bolton visited at G. r.
Sabins's Monday. Road Commissioner
Lancer is working the road on the south
side of tho river
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ADDISON.

j. II. Day started for Florida Novem-
Der to spend the winter..-Grand View
Grange will hold a Thanksgiving meet
Ing on the evening OF November 49, A
banquet will be served in honor Of their
sith anniversary q. Il. II. society
was pleasantly entertained on Friday
evening at Mrs. May Cranc's.-Miss
Louise Woodman Of Vcrgennes was the
guest of Clara Clark over Sunday.-The
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Fuller was buried Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elder of Plattsbrugh are guests OF her
paren ts.-Edith Wing of Bridport was in
town last w@ek,-1he Addison ladies' gave
How the Story Grew" In Vergennes
WednoSd evening
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CHARLOTTE.

]. L. Hunt OF Essex Junction has sold
for Joseph and Lena I. Stebbins their
farm to C. f. Love of South Burlington;
consideration 1850.
Robert Holmes has gone 70 New York
to study apple packing. From there hs
will go TO Washington, u. c.. to visit
relatives.-Miss Eva Meiges Of Colchester
has been the guest Of Mrs John VIII.
iamsG. S. Gaines has taken q. W.
Porter's farm for the coming year
Burton Byington OF burlington spent Sum-
day in town.-Mrs Henry Thorp has re-
turned from Washngton.-Clare Beach,
who Is teaching in Essex Center, IS spend.
ing her vacation at her home here
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from FIRST page)

were profuse and beautiful. Mrs. Smith
was life long resident OF this town un-
I'll seven years ago when she went to
live with her daughter, owing to failing
health. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. e.
j. Buttolph and one son. Willis Smith
of this town and four grandchildren.
Misses Grace and Carrie and Luc,us
and Clayton Buttolph.
Mrs Alvira Smith, who has been in
falling health for several months. died
NOV. 9. aged 81 years. The funeral was
held Nov 10 at 1000 a. m. at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs j. T.. But
tolph. In Mlddcbury and interment was
in the family lot at the Boro cemetery
The Rev w. u. Hull ofliciated at the
grave. The bearers were j. f.. Collins,
G. H. Smith, f. NJ. Collins. II. II. Dean,
T. H. Palmer, l., r. Mech,
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UNCERFILI. CENTER.

Martin Flannery. n resident of this
place for over 80 years. died very sudden
~ Tuesday morning. Mr.. Flannery was
born in Wicklow, ireland. April II, ISIS.
After coming here he conducted a gen.
eral blacksmithing business for 10 years
when iii health and in firmties inciden-
tai to old age compelled him to relinquish
this business. He was twice married, his
first Wife. who was Mary A. Tunney,
died in January. 1871. Twenty-Five years
ago he married Mrs. Margaret Hanley,
who with seven daughters and one sen,
ell by the first marriage, survive him.
The funeral will be held Thursday morn
ing at st. Thomas's Church. Burial will
be in the Catholic cemetery. Maria
Bartlett, who has been very III, is report
ed as being much improved.
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the interest Of the Vermont Marble com
pahy'-The schools at the r,onumcnt and
stone school house closed last week. The
village school will close this week.
drama entitled "The Village Post
once and Country Store" will be given
by 'he young people of Cornwall under
tno auspices OF the Ladies' Aid of tho
congregational Church at Weybridge
town hall Tuesday evening November %.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church held poverty soclable on Tues
day evening at the home of A.r. and Mrs.
ID. #, McCauley.-The Rev Mr.. Corkran
of Middlebury gave an address at
the Methodist Church under the auspices
or the Young Mems society on Wedn es-
day evening.-A party of surveyors hive
been at work here for the past week IN
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COMMISSIONERs' NOTICE.
Estate of Albert L. Hathaway. bur.
1lnGtOn.

The Undersigned having been aJ-
pointed by the honorable probate court
for the district of Chittcnden, commits
sioners to receive, examine ard adjust
the claims and demands Of ali persons
against the estate of Albert G. Hath
way, late of Burlington. in said
district deceased. and all claims ex-
hlhtted in offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the ONCE Of Reeves
and Villas. i'll the city of Burlington
in said district, on the first Saturdays
OF December and May. next. at 10
O'Clock a. m, on each of said days
and that six months from the 10Th
day of November. Il. -. 1909. 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. y. y. 1909
ELMER r.. DAVIS.
j. T. REEVES.
2lw3t Commissioners
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CoMMIssIoNEus' NOTICE.
Estate of John Roi,y, burlington

Estate of John Roi'y. burlington.
The 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 III
John Roby, 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 the Office
of O. Il. Ray, in the city of BurlinV-
ton. in said district, on the first Sat
urdays of December and May. next.
at 10 O'Clock 4. m, on each of said
days and that six months from the
18th day of November. a. ID. 1903. Is
the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present thcir claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day
Of November. A. -. 1909.
q. +. RAY,
HERALD STEVENS
21,w3t Commissioners.
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WEST MILTON.

Peter Bopery has moved to Checker
berry.-School closed Friday, Miss Josie
Martin going to her home ut North Hero.
Miss Jane French has gone to Milton
Eoro for visit-Alrs. Snow has been
visiting her sister, Miss Rhoda IIamin, IN
Georsia.-Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Flynn and
son encnt Sunday al IL D. Costcllo's
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HANCOCK.

me ReV. ana Mrs. Truman Hill OF Bris-
tol visited at Wallace Norton's Midday
ana Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fay Martin
or Boston visited his father last week.
MT. ana Mrs. Orlando Swinton and baby
OF Fort Henry, N. y. have been visiting
nor sister, Mrs Eugene Smith Mrs.
George and Dana Marsh were in RAN
0olph last week
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HINESBURGH.

On very dark night recently John Hart
was stopped ON his way home near the
Cory bridge by big buck which socsd
his team and drove them into the d,,oh
The deer was no doubt attracted nv, MI.
carriage lamp.-Bessie Weeds nr,r,ar,,
school will give a sociable and Mo,hau
Goose convention in the town han s,,rr
day night the proceeds to 20 tow,rd
school orean.-Miss Anna p. Sh,,,,o,,-
after teaching very successfully ,,vo
years in district No. 6 has entered IN.
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nurses school In 81. Adams hospital and
Miss Susie Monroe OF Bristol has been
engaged TO All her place.-At the last
meeting or the Grange Tuesday nigh tho
ladies' degree team filled all the offices In
a most efficient manner while the gentle
men rendered an attractive program and
gave an oyster supper.-Mrs. Julia Cola
mer, 70 years old. died at the home Of
MIS- {. ID. Weed saturday night and the
funeral was held at Mrs Weeds Monday.
lnterment was at Bristol.
The death Ct Mrs. Julia Collamer oc-
CURED sunday at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Weed Mrs. Collamcr was 80
years Of ago and had been in failing
health the past year. The funeral was
held ct Mrs Weeds residence Monday
at ten O'Clock, the Rev. e. f. Green
leaf officiating. The remains were taken
10 Bristol for interment Mrs. Collamer
leaves one son, Jacob, Of this town.-Mrs.
Ellen Scott has return to Chicago after
spending three weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Ben Pierce.--Henry Bissonett has
been III for several days and was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday for
treatme nt.-niss Matte Mckenzie, who
teaches In chester, is spending her vaca-
''''' " 'l'Hlf''- nc pIiIIldry SNhpo'' "A'"''
Bessie Weed teacher, will give a Mother
Goose entertainment Mt the town hall
Saturday evening, Nov. %. A supper will
he sorved-Bibl day will be observed Mt
the Baptist CHurch next Sunday.-Re-
| vival services Mt tho Methodist Church
VIII continue through this week. con
Quoted by the Rev. W. II. Tryon.-Mrs
+. o. Mead had a operation performed
| upon her throat nj the Mary Fletcher
hospital SatUc1ay.--Mrs. Rebecca Ray
and Mrs Sarah Marshall Of Burlington
were here over Sunday to attend the
! funeral Of their aunt, Mrs. Julia Col
lamer.--I.eH Tissonett Is seriously III.
Revival services at the Methodist
church will be continued every evening
this wcck..--AIrs. Harris has sold the
Castle place west Of the village to Charles
! Trish.-Gcorse Smith has sold his farm
| to party from Canada
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ADDISON.

Miss Edith Spooncr has closed her
school I'm Weybridge and is at home on
q Nacation.-A. r. Clark is in Newport
attending the State horticultural meet
are received announcing the
coming marriage on November "a of Il.
Il. Norton of this town 10 Miss Stroup of
Lagrange, Ind.-Mr. ard Mrs. {. j.
O'l3ryan We're in Middlcbury Tuesday.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs, James II. Macomher and
family Of Burlington spent Sunday at G.
A. Rice's.-Tha Ladies' Aid society Of the
Baptist Church VIII meet at the parson-
age Thursday If this week.-Mrs.. John r.
Rice is improving in health rapidly.-E
p. Whipplc's condition is considered SER
ious.-Alen sweeney has moved TO tht
Mabel house on Oegoo1 Mn
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
RICHFORD,

Albert Bernard Reed and Miss Gold'e
Viola McKenncy, both of Newport, were
married wednesday Nov 10 at the homo
OF the groor's father Charles l.. Reed.
of this place. the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. w, f. Douglass. Fol
lowing the ceremony reception was
given. Guests from out OF town included
J. H. Reed and sons. Leonard and Carl
of Enosbursh Mr.. ana Mrs. liarlie
Bashaw and Mrs. A. Nj. Aseltine Of
Enosburgh Fails; Mrs Ida NJ. Dyke and
Miss Pearl Dyke, of ST. Adams: Mr.. and
CONTINUED ON page a.
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WESTFORD.

clarence j. Ferguson of burlington
sp"he III the Baptist Church Sunday
morning on The Passing of the saloon"
whey brothers of Cambridge have sold
we" hSoe tarm to ]. T. Spaulding of
! ie'cner.Nieorge Newland and daugh-
.l Vi Morrisville are visiting at Charles
~. H"',so' s'~"eorse Rice is confined to
me pea by an attack of lumbago.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Norman D!ooe who has been
visiting her parents here, has gone to
Cascade Lake. y. Y.-Mrs. Albert stree
er has gone to Worcester. Mass.-Mrs
II. York was called to Jonesvile last
week. her granddaughter. Bernice Street
or. being seriously ill-E. L. Davis and
wife we're in E.sfsex Sunday to visit his
mother. Who is ll.-'rhere was a surprise
party al edward Green's Friday might
Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. s;hcpardson and Miss
Ada Brock Of Richmond We're at Miss
Nealy's Sunday.-Mrs. chester Pease and
Mrs. w. Nichols Of Jericho Center called
here Munday.-Mr. and Mrs. Barton
French are moving the household goods
of Mrs. frcunh's sister, the late Caroline
Fay. 20 their home IN East Georgia.
Henry York, who WAS convalescinc from
an Illness, suffered a shock Monday
night.-Mr and Mrs. f. Lacillade Of
Moretown are visiting at f. r. Yorks
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WHITING.

Mr. Arthur Eastman of Rutland was 4
guest at Mrs. Kate Nctcham's over Sun
day.. \. Warner of WinSted. Conn,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, c. +.
Macon last weck.--Mr. Calvin Ketcham
OF Brandon visited his sisters here last
week.-Mrs. y. W. Foster is improving
Her sister Mrs. Atwood. expects to re-
turn to her home scon.-Nrs. V. c. Kelsey
Was in Benson last week. Mrs. Fred
Cope Of Hilton, y. j.. returned home
Thursday .-NIrs. f. p. Waite was in
l1.n,n Il III do lns
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ST. GEORGE.

s. F.. Insdale has gone to Rutland
on husiness.---Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wescott Of ESSEX called on friends
SundaN.-Niiss Bertha Burritt of Hines
burgh visited her aunt. Mrs Franz
Hirsdalc. the first of the week.--Dr.
Bingham of Williston called In towE
Friday.-Miss Ahhie Wellinger is Ill
with scarlet fever
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BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. G. Il. lIoldridge will spend the win
ter with her mother at Mddlebury
and Mrs. w. NJ Grandey have returned
from Panton.-Mr. and Mrs. A. 9. Bing
ham are at West Cornwall.--Mrs. and
Mrs. Carroll Smith are the parents of a
daughter.
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,ar,P.PIcpuPEH

Miss Katherine Collins has resigned
her position in Greenwich, n. y. Miss
Faith Chapman has taken Miss Collins's
place in Orwcll-Thc Ladies' Entertain
ment club will meet with Miss Anna
Kingman Friday.-Miss Mary Chase Of
burlington visited at Mrs Bards over
Sunday.-Delbert Ball has gone to Dandy
where he has accepted position Mrs
Timothy Casey Is in Hinesburgh, called
there by the illness of her brother.
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ESTATE OF BRADLEY II. SMALLEY.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Chit.

tenden.
To all persons concerned In the es-
tate of Bradley r. Smalley, late of
Burlington, in said district, decea SEED,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court. holden at Burling.
ton. within and for the District o: Chitten.
ien. on the 18th day of November.
1909, an instrument purporting to BE-
the last will and testament OF Bradley
u. Smalley, late OF Burlington. in said
district. deceased. was presented to
tho court aforesaid. for probate.
And IT Is orde,ed by said Court that
the Sd day of December. 1909. at the
probate Court rooms in said Burlingt on,
70 assigned for proving said i1stru-
aent. and that notice thereof be given
all persons concerned. by publishing
his order three weeks successfully In
nc Burlington Weekly Free Press. q
ewspaper published at Burlington.
\ reyious to the time appointed
Therefore. you are hereby notified
appear before said court, at the
ke and place aforesaid, and contest
probate OF said WIN. II you have
Ven under my hand at Burlington,
aid district, this 18th day of No.
Der. 1903.
.. MARcELLUs A. BINGHAM.
wSt Judge.
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SHELBURNE.

". W. Holablrd OF Los An
geles, Cal. is visiting in town.-M-s. +.
r. Stoddard returned Saturday from
Springfield whore she visited her sister.
Mrs. Lila Field and her daughter, Mat
tie Stoddard-Edward Fredette has sold
his house to Mrs. Kate Purcell.-W!liam
Mcneil Is improving after his serious III
ness
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MILTON BORO.

School closed Friday for a two weeks
ion.-Farnsworths telephone line
has been extended from John Shean's to
Alonzo Graves's Arthur Lyman bought
turkeys here Saturday for "a cents per
pound.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Jennie Miles entertained the
Willing Workers Wedn esday, November
1.-THE carpenters have Joan Miles's
barn completed.-M and Mrs. r. l.. De-
long of Bristol are visiting al George
Rounds s.-.Lrs. NJ. T.. Brewster is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs William
Cady. at Cambridge. "A. ]. Sleeba Of
Johnson is in town
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who Wish to hire
ac,p or to sell farm should use
this column Nearly 5000 cop!As OF
this ps1or are sold every issue and
our advertisement would be read
Y many possible buyers 3'wtf
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JERICHO CENTER.

1t Is expected that the Rev. Leonard
Baker Tenney will speak here soon after
Sunday the 18th on winning tho South-
west Frontier under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Aid society with very attractive
stereopticon views Mr. TenNey was
formerly pastor here.
Miss Mary Mickle went to Smiths Falls.
Cana1a, Monday. Miss Meikle Will spend
the winter in Canada.-l.. II. Smith went
to New York city last week. returning
Saturday night.-Nelson story and family
have moved to n farm in the town o.
Westford. Mrs. Anna T.. Stone Of Bur-
lington has been the guest Of Mrs. j. W.
Harc the past week.-Albert c. Nichols
and family have gone to Middlesox to
visit relatives. They expect to remain
over Thank sgiving II Mr. Nicholss
health will permit Edward Flood has
finished work for NJ. Oshorne.--Dr and
Mrs. Hopkins have issued Invitations
to a reception to be held at village hall
Friday evening. Moran and
1iovey Jordan We're home from tho L. v
NJ. over Sundav.--Lee Mcclellan Of tho
burlington Business college and friend
Mr.. Baldwin. were at f. A Filler's over
Sunday.-Miss Ada Brock delegate Of
the Jericho. Bolton and l'nderhill town
Sunday school association, and Mrs T.. D.
Moulton, delegate OF the Sunday school
from this place to the state Sunday
school association convention at Wood
stock, gave a report OF that convention
at the parish house Sunday evening
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Patrick sullivan, CoIchc.-
ter.

The 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
Patrick sullivan. late # Cole. pstpr. in
said district, deceased. and al claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid. at the late reei-
d"nco of the deceased, in the town of
in said district. on the
FIRST saturdays of December and May
next, at 10 o'clock n. m. on each Of
said days and that six months from
the eth day of November a. u. 1909.
is IN" time limited by court for saiL
creditors to present their claims to
us for examination ana allowance.
Dated at Colchester. this 18th day
of November, 4. -. 1903.
MICHAEL. GIBBONS,
l.. EDWARD ALLANn
II w.t. Commissioners.