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Joseph Cofelt Of Winooski Park.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank Sprout OF East Allen
street
small sized rumpus was started on
West Allen street last evening between
two colored civilians. One man, who
runs n boot black stand. got into an
alteration with another coored man and
during the mix up one was knocked
down. and would have received rougher
treatment if bystanders had not inter-
fered. one of the men received few
bruises about the face ana cut his leg
when he struck tho ground. The AFFAIR
is being Investigated.
Henry Couture, Fred Myers and
Armedos Meunier were before Justice
Mongeon Yesterday morning to answer 70
breach Of the peace. Couture was fined
81 and costs OF Sll.s2 or IS days in jail.
He expects TO pay. The other two were
discharged.
Henry Weston underwent minor
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Brown OF Canton
y. Y. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. i. Thomas.
Mrs. +. j. Bailey and son. Allen. are
in town for few days visit with hei
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ira Allen.
The inscriptions and names that were
lacking on one Of the double memoria
windows in the Methodist Episcopa
Church were supplied last Monday. one
reads: In loving memory Of Mrs Amanda
Smith. Given by her son, Arthur NJ
Smith. The other reads: Pastors Win
dow Just n little below Is n panel con
tanning the following names: ". r
Austin, J. r. Metcalf. McKendree Petty
j. q. Perkins, j. @. Goodng. A. o. Spoor
j. Lowe Fort. e. $. Morey, n. A. Durfee
i. o. Winans.
AS the GunSaulus lecture. a Bur|ing
ton, has been recalled owing 10 the Hines
of the lecturer. the prayer meeting vii
commence at the usual time. 7:so y. m
specia business meeting OF tn
! Epworth League will he held al the clos
Of the prayer meeting.
81. Stephens fair was well attended las
! night. might special musical pro
gram VII bc provided. 1t will be s.
| Stephens mint
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ESTATE OF RALPH g.. JONES.

STATE or VERMONT. District of chit
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid:
ested in the estate Of Ralph T.. Jones.
late Of Richmond in said district. de-
ceased,
GREETING:
made to this court N writing, by the
administrator of the estate Of Ralph
l.. Jones, late Of Richmond. de
ceased. praying for license a,d author
ity to sell the whole of real estate OF
said deceased, for the payment Of
debts and charges Of administration,
setting forth therein the amount Of
debts due from said deceased, the
charges of administration. and the
amount Of personal estate and the sit
uation of the real estate.
Whercupon, the said court appoint
ed and assigned the eth day 81 Nov.
1909, at the Probate office in Burning
ton in said district to hear and do
eide upon said applicatio aud petit
tion, and ordered public notice there
Of to be given to all persons inter
der together with the time and place
OF hearing, three weeks successiVelS
in the Burlington Weekly Free Press
"a newspaper which clrculates in thu
ested in said estate. all which publi,
cations shall be previous TO the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court at tn,
time and place assigned, then ant
there in said court to make your OBJ
icctions to the granting OF such H.
cense. IL YOU, see cause.
Given under my hand at Burling
ton. in said district. this 10th day VI
November. 1909.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
20.w3t Judge.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Martha Southmaid Bond, wife OF
the late DIR, Franklin Bond, died Friday
morning at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. +. Randall, AT the advanced age
Of 70 years. Her funeral was held on
Sunday morning at the congregational
Church of which she had been n member
for many years. A daughter. Mrs Ran
DAN and three sons, Horace, of Keene, y.
u, George of Boston. Mass, and Davis
Of Nova Scotia, survive She also leaves
a sister. Mrs Sidney Smith Of Orwell
Charles r. Dana Of New Haven spent Fri
day in town. the guest of his cousin, A. H..
Payne. Mary II. Dana. who has
spent several weeks in town visiting rela
tives. returned to her home In New Haven
the last of last week.-Mrs.. Perry Thomp-
sor, who has been laid up with rheuma-
tism. Is somewhat better. but still unable
10 walk
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Francis Nine died at the residence
of Frank Hulstt Tuesday morning He
underwent an operation for appendicitis
and other bowel trouble and only lived
five hours aNorWard. The remains will
be taken TO Lincoln for burial While
Dr. Wheeler and Miss Stoddard was on
the way from Burlington here Monday
evening TO perform the operation on
Francis Minor they ran off the sluod
near Mr. Cnalmans, throwing them ont
Of the wagon The horses werc entangled
so they did not run far. One horse Vas
cut considerably and the wagon some.
what broken The occupants were
scratched and clothes torn h. hein;
threw onto q wire fence-Nrs Edi'lf
Mix of Bristol Is visiting her sister Mrs
y. A. Carpenter.-M MI and Mrs. Villa N
Leavett have returned from visit %
friends on the other side of the rlniv-
tain.-Gorgc bartlett. ST.. who has Just
, turned from abroad, was here with his
sons, George and Roy, the first OF ting
week. Leah 20 Sley. who has been Qui'a
III. is q little better-Mr. ana Mrs -.
S Brewster visited her sister. Ms Har.
~ Ellis. at Waitsfield the first of tAe
week
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The funeral of julius Edison, Jr. was
held from his residence Monday afternoon
AZ two o'clock. Mr.. Edison died Friday
morning after an illness OF only one
day with heart diseas, He was IS years
OF age and lifelong resident OF this
town. He Is survived by wife and two
sons. Julius Edison. Jr.. and Herbert,
both OF this place.
vetv enjoyable affair was the birth
day party given by Mr. and Mrs. W. w:
Adrich for his sister Miss Ethel. Mon
day evening. About SO of her friends
wore present. George and Lou Nc
GauEhey furnished music for dancing and
refreshments were served.--S G. Sails
and family have gone to Florida to spend
the winter.-M!ss Funice Prior gave an
entertainment at her school on Spear
street November to raise money for the
library. Nearly Go was realized
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNsBURY.

The annual meeting Of the Scotia club
was held Monday evening followed by an
illustrated address on Scotland by c. =.
Palmer. superintendent Of the public
schools, MI Palmer showed many views
of the places visited the past summer
when he conducted a personally conduct
ed tour through Europe. Albert l.. Far
well OF Boston spent sunday with his
old friends and acquaintance. Mr. Far
well has Just returned from summer
spent in Europe Mrs, T. NJ. Howard.
who has been sick for TWO weeks. was
taken much worse Sunday night and Is
now in a critical condition, Rev. Frank
Dyer, aecretary of the congregational
brotherhood with headquarters at Chi
cago, Will address union meeting for
men at the North Congregational Church
next Sunday evening.
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ESTATE or EDWARD p. HArCH.


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Cnittenden, -.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
pistrict Aforesaid
TO all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Edward p Hatch, late Of the
city. county and state or New York.
deceased. leaving estate in this dis
trict.
GREETING:
~ Pr2pat' No1f'. MoIoen az sur
ON The All dar 81 Novamhar 400 an
authenticated copy oi IN" last viii end
testament and Ne probate thereof "t
coward ,. liatch, ihtc OF inc CITY.
county and stat" r' New YORK. dc
ceased. leaving estate in said district,
uniN proved, allowed ana established
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JERICHO

Elmer T., Alger. Who returned hons
from New Hampshire a few weeks ash
where he has been for three years. died
early Thursday morning Of tuberculosis.
The funeral was held saturday a. the
house with burial in Wsstford. He i
survived by a wife, who was before her
marriage Ethelyn pettee. ard by Nv
daughters, Myrtle and bornlce.
Master Delbert Buxton Of Cambridge Il
With his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. g,
W Foster-The Free VIII Offering 500
cicty Of the Methodist church will serve
an oyster supper this eNenirG Nj
Sarah Booth returned 70 her home III
Hardwick saturday after visiting Mr.,
Z. 8. Martin for a few days.--Among tbs
visitors in Burlington Saturday were Mrs'
W. r. Curtis, Mrs. VI. a. BuzZell Mrs,
W. W. Brigham and the Misses Brigham.
Mrs Warren Brigham and daughter. w.
W Ring and sons and Mrs. J T, Narney
and son, Alfred.-Mrs. Sarah Martin and
Miss Jennie Martin are visiting relauN -
In st. Abans.-The Rev. James King IT
Wilmington supplied the pulpit OF ths
Congregational Church Sunday afternoop
and evening The Rev. Mr. Blodgett 81
Essex Center preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. A. II. Sturgess Jay HAYNES has
purchased the Dennis farm on Cillev hill,
lately occupied by Frank German
George Stevens has moved into the Henry
Brown tenement and will carry on tho
Brown farm.
The runera' or Elmer r. Alger was held
from the house Saturday morning AZ nina
o'clock In the absence Of any resident
pastor in the village, the Rev, A. II.
Sturges Of Cnderhill ofhciated. Among
those sfrom away were two brothers ot
the deceased. one from North Underhill
and another from Chelsea. Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox of Westford Tlis
burial was in Westford beside the body
OF his first wife Lieut.. and Mrs. Allan
Williams returned from New York Tues
day evening-The Hon. and Mrs. l.. +.
Wilbur started Wednesday for the Pacific
coast where they will spend the winter.
Mrs Edgar Hoyt and nephew. Thomas
Tewkesbury OF North Hero are visiting
at G.. W. Fosters.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dover who have been spending part Of
their honeymoon In town. have returned
to Burlngton.-Mrs Harriet Cleveland
has returned from Tnderhill wnere she
has been empoyed.-Mr and Mrs Mer.
rift Mann and son uf Waterville have
been visiting at Or. G. B. Hulhurd's.-
Miss Edith Cochrane has returned from
(COnttnued 0n PAGE a.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. NJ. A. Smith has recently spent
several days in Cornwall the guest of her
sister Mrs. Xana Clark Sheffield Of
BinghamtoWn, y. Y. is the guest of her
mother. Mrs l.. +. Clark. Mrs James
Tucker died on Saturday and the funeral
was held in Nergennes from the Catholic
Church on Monday morning. She leaves
besides a large family Of children and
grand children an aged husband and
one brother. James ',..ter.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams has returned home. hay
ing spent several weeks in New York
With her niece. Mrs. Grace Stevens. -
Anthony recue died al the home of his
grandauGhtcr Mrs. Hattie Roberts.
FRIDAY last. He VAS a life long resident
Of thic town
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. H. t.. Conaut and daughter. Alice
the Misses Josephine and Iva Poulin. II
E.. Roscoe ana T. W. Partch were visit
ors in Burlington Saturdav.-Mss Matte
Paltch of Burlington was the guest of
r. NJ Partch and family over Sunday
Nrc Frances Rose Gould Is visiting
friends in town Mr. and Mrs. II, c.
Peck visited friends in Waltham Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. WILDER Kingsley % Port
Henry are visiting friends in towr.--Mr.
G. T.. Everes, was in Shaftsbury over
Sunday-Miss Jennie Derby Of Charlotte
was guest at l.. a. Bakers over Sunday.
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COLCHESTER

The Kings Daughters enterta .nment.
The Third Degree" which vas given
last Friday night IN Woodmens hall was
n success. The parts we're well taken
and many jokes aud stunts were played
upon the new oaudidates.-Hr. and Mrs.
Myrou rrviS have gone to thei, new
home I'm Massachusetts, Mrs. H. G.
Robbins and Miss Fannie Day went Sat-
urdav to Barre to visit Mrs Fred H..
Andrus Mrs Robbins started FOR her
home in Saratoga Monday.-The new cold
storage bii!lding ct the creamery Is COM
pleted The work has been IN charge Of
= N Wright-The chicken pie supper
Is to DO held Friday night. November i;
az the parish house-The Rev. F Il.
Penney Of Burlington gave a very inter-
esting and instructive lecture at the Bap-
list Church Tuesday night on his trip to
Palestine. The lecture was illustrated.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Necfe and
child of Springfield. Mass, are guests of
friends in town.-Ssanton Williams has
returned from q trip to New York -A.
\. Byington has bought the Leavenworth
place on Mutton hill Schools will close
generally this week for the fan term.
Mrs r. *. Convers has gone TO New
York to spend some time with her daueht-
er. Mrs. Mattison.- Mrs. John Ramsay Of
st. Louis Is at her summer home here.
Charles Dow has taken Mrs. Josie
Noosters farm for one year,--Judd A.
Williams has commenced drilling
we'll for the New York Dairy company
a. their station on Depot street
John II. Thurp's shed. which he had
Just erected was blown down by tho
high wind Of Monday night--A pri-
Vate party was held at the residence
of Thomas Mollison Friday evening
and a very pleasant time enjoyed by
all.
Moses Trelyea. Jr.. OF Charlotte caught
a black coon that weighed % pounds.
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STEPHE. u. NAD>V SR.'S
ESTATE.
Notice OF S~.ti.r.-ni and Application
'or Distribution.

STATE on VFKMONr. District Of
Grand ls.". -.
1r Probate cuur' he'd at North
Hero. in "aii District. on the 9Th day
re Noy.nih-r i - 1909
stephen :. WsdsWorth. Jr. executor
OF IhNes-2tc Of stephen p Wadsworth,
Sr, !ate of south Hero, in said dis
tI.c;. deceased, asks leave to present
his duol administration account for
eNamnation ana allowance. aud makes
aspiration for Il decree OF dis'ribu-
lion and partition OF the estate Of
said deceased Whereupon. it Is or
dored by said Court, that said account
ana said application he referred to IA
session thereof. to bo hold at the Poo
bate office in North Hero. in said Dis
Drict. on Ii" Bird day of pecemper,
4. d. 1909, at 10 o'clock in tho fore
uoon. for hearing and decision . ere
on; And, It is further ordered. that
notice hereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publish
ing notices of the same in the Bur-
lington Weekly Free fTass, news
paper Published in Burlington. In this
state. three weeks successfully prev
ious To said time appointed for hear
ing. that they may appear at SAID time
and place. and show cause. II any they
may have. why said account shall not
be allowed. and such decree made,
BY order of the Court.
Aitest wM. HAYNES.
20.v3t Judge
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HUNTINGTON.

Edward Charles and family have
moved 10 Mrs. Kate Eoss's farm
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durand will move
to the George Warner house which
has been purchased by Mrs. Ida Dur
and.-Dr. and Mrs. HALEY spent We'd
ncsday and Thursday in Burlington.
VIII Cubitt has purchased farm OF
George Smith and will move TO 1T
sOon.-Nrs. f.. A. Mix OF Bristol was
a guest OF J. n. Norton Friday and
SaturdaY.--Guy Bickford and Miss
Kate Thompson visited in Lincoln the
last of the week.--Creta Norton was
home over SUNDAY from Montpelier.
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BRISTOL.

BRISTOL,
Mrs. Benjamin sheldon died at her home
on Pleasant street, Wednesday, Nov. 3,
aged 50 years. Mrs. Shcl.lon has been a
great sufferer for several years. She is
survived by husband. two sons Walter
and Warner. two daughters, Sirs 1. G..
Curiler OF this town and Mrs W. +.
Sturtevant Of Freeport. Nc. three broth
ers, John and Cecil Myers of Yonkers, y.
Y, and George Of Wcstmore. The fu-
neral was held Thursday afternoon at
the Advent Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Brady have closed
their summer home here and return ed
to Montreal.-The condition OF James Il,
Rider. i'll since last spring. is critical. -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Wallace of Morris
town. \. Y" are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. wallace was n former principal of
the graded school,. NJ Myers Of
Nonkers. n. Y. George Myers OF West
more and Mrs. w. F. Sturtevant Of FREQ
port. Nc. who were called hero by the
death of Mrs. Benjamin sheldon. have
returned home.-E. W. Gage is at home
from Montprlier.--O. w. McShane Of
burlington was in town Sunday
John Guthrie and MISS Marv Quinn.
I.
Ambrose Church Monday morning
by the Rev. Father y. f.. Coffcv. rho
best man was Patrick Welch. rhe
brides maid was Margaret Guthrie
Tarr--Thc Rev. y. r. CoNey went to
Montreal Monday to attend the fu-
neral of the 1T. RoV NJ proulx. V. g..
superior of Nicolet College. Father
CoTey was a student there in 1872
Leominstor. Mrss-Niss Clara Dun
shee has returned from Roston.-Ra
fiaskius was in Burlington saturday.
Anna Nicholson has gone to Barre
for stay of three wecks.-Mrs Mat
tie Young Is ill.--NIr. and Mrs. r +.
ladue of Bangor. Ne. are guests Of
Mrs. Gregory and Ny. and Mrs. Ed
mund Ladue Town Clerk w. w viii
son Issued 81, hunters licenses three
of them 10 Bristol had 81
30S.71 to expend on highways This
year. $1,000 was for permanent roads.
C. NJ. Canton will have charge of a
condensed milk plant IN Newport
soon.--GeorRe w Smith died at the
home Of his brother. Thomas I'm Lin
coin SUNDAY. He served in the Ciril
War in n Pennsylvania regiment and
I'm tn" navy. He WIS member nf
i.ihanua lodge. +. & y. NJ, ana Gar
hcld Post g.. A Il. He leaves niece.
Miss Ella TAYLOR uf this town, where
he made his home. and two sons in
Ohio.--Nliss Myrtle Illl of MddleburY
College was here over Sunday.--IeHn
nette Jewell Kellogg gave a read
ing and musical entertainment in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church last evening
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SOUTH STARK5BORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Van Nliet OF Char
lotte We're guests sunday of their nephew
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Orvs-The Ladies
Home Circle Will meet Thursday. Eovem-
her IS with Mrs. VIII Orvis. Dinner will
he scrved.-,jacob Barton of Johnson
aged VI wears. visited friends here las,
week. He lived here 80 years ago and en-
listed in the war of the rebellion from this
town.--liis daughter. Mrs. Willard Ben
ton accompanied him They returned &c
their home Monday
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Blanche Parker, who has beer
at the Fanny Allen hospital for the past
nine weeks, has returned to her home in
Shelburne.
william Mcneil. an old resident or
TINS town, sustained a bad fan in
front or Tracy S. Nanrilets store.
hurting his head ard badly shaking
him UP. A. Lawrence Cooke. nurse
from Burlington. is caring for him. -
The sutton school. Mrs. Anna s Allen,
teacher, visited tho museum and other
college buildings in burlington. Tues.
day afternoon. They were conveyed
in teams furnished by the parents,
some Of the parents accompanying
them
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CHll1ENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting Of the W. C. T. L
was held with Mrs c. NJ. Perrin Thurs
day afternoon. The following officer
were e'ee'ed' President, Mrs S. II, Eiol
icy Nl'e-plesldont Mrs, g. s. Fletcher
M'S' d. a, ponahue and Mrs. G. NJ. Fer
I'M secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Bell
i"rsohS' supper was served TO abou
"' MIS- Hawley and Mrs. Ferrin gay,
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LINCOLN.

Miss j. Adell Morgan, who has been
in poor health fer Ions time. has
zone to The Mary Fletcher hospital. -
The Young son Of Mr.. and Ms. William
Brittell fell from a step ladder and broke
his arm Thursday.-Mrs James Moody,
while In Warren tho first of the week.
fell and broke her arm.-Mrs. Charles
l'bar of South Lincoln is seriously III at
VIII Polcu's.-'rhe selcctmcn are maxi
ing extensive repairs on the interior Of
town hall.-Mrs. William I;ickncll of
Bristol, who has been visiting at her
sons for the past week, has returned
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MONKTON RIDGE.

William Palmer ot TerrisburGh Is sup
plying the pulpit in the Friends church
for tho present The Willing Workers
met NJ the parsonage Wednes-
day. chicken pie dinner was served.
May Begor, who went recently to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for nm operation
for appendicitis. is much improved in
health since her return.-Wid ducks
have been plentiful or the pond this sea
son. Seven were shot by one boy on Sat
urday.
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HINEsBURGH.

Daniel Whitton's youngest child is quite
sick with blood poisoning in one foot
George Lewis has raised so bushels OF
corn from four acres of land.-Miss Han
nah Hnsdale of ST. George was guest
at the Rev F.. F Greenleaf's over sun
day.-Mrs. Addie Mills has returned to
Burlington.-Clayton Brornson and fam
lily will move to burlington and open a
boarding house Edward Severance Of
Burlington was in town Tuesday. He re-
comfy returned from Seattle. Wash.
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WHITING.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Needham of Pots
dam. n. v, visited relatives In town last
week Mrs. G. b. Atwood Is with her
sister. Mrs, \. w. Foster. who Is ILL.,
Mrs. Daisy Ketcham was In Rutland
Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Harley Hall
visited her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Needham. over Sunday
A daughter was born Oct. 30 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Denton.-Miss Clara end
Ella Ketchum attended the funeral OF ii
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Mr.. and Mrs w. q. Fuller were the
guest of friends in Burlington over
Sunday.-A son was born November
> TO Mr.. and Mrs. William anderson
The Woodmen will conduct a fair IN
their new lodge rooms in the McGary-
han block from November l6 to Oh
Miss Eva Berry left Monday for Bur
lington where she will take a course
AZ Vermont business ColleSe.--Edvard
harrington and sister. Anna. OF Bur
lngton and Mrs, William harrington
Of New York city were the guests OF
Patrick Gleason and family over Sun
day.-Mrs. Alonzo Chase. who has
been the guest Of her daughter in I'm -
field, \, H.. for several weeks. has re-
turned home
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of Charles Buskey. Huntington

Estate Of Charles Bushey. Huntington,
The undersigned. having been ap-
polatei by tho Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
Coi0 missioners, to receive. examine
ana adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
Charles Husrey, late of r,urling' on.
in said district. deceased, and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid at the Of
N"" OF Q. T. Ray, in the city
OF burlington. in said district, on the
'irst Saturdays of December aud May.
next, ut 10 O'Clock a. m. on each Of
said days and that six months
from the l0th day of Nuvombcr
\. u. 1909 is the time limited by snid
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated ct BURLINGTON. this 10Th day
Of November. \. H. 1909
q. p. RAY
T.. ". j. HAWKINS
20.W3t commissioners
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. G. +. Palmer and son have return
ed from Bolton. ~ Y-Mrs. Martha
Payne is with her son in Rutland. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Coursey are the pa
rents of - pound hoy.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spaulding,
November S.-Frank Eletho-pc has re-
turned from q visit to Middlebury MI.
Russner has returned TO his home in
BROOKLYN. Mrs. Agnes Williams |. with
her 6onyl,fry Nrv Daypa
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