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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19

lienfeite qefeiert mer0en, on 6ete1t Die
@lieoer ser Gamilie, 8erpanote nno
Greunoe 6es &aules tbeilnebmen un6
Bel oenen iie iia freuen f0innen in I'M
aetribteiter 6r0blidfeit, obne oie &C.
fabren, uelde sic pielen 8ergniigun-
gen un6 lnterbaltungen anBerbalb
SET Ganilie fait u1permeiolih nit it'd
bringen.
/ 6amilienfeite, Samilien : nnterbal-
tlnger, melb' idoner @eoanfe, nel6'
id0ner 8rauh, gebeiligt onreb Die Sit
tie unierer oeutlden yorfabren, per-
tlart pom Sonneni6ein oes lieblih-
item 5rieoens, 6es iiiBeiten @liides!
@er file genoiien, ser trdgt sic grin-
l1eri1ne NIT iii6 als Elm iuBes 8ilo Big
ms ipatelte @reiienalter nno bis an
sic sd1peQe 6es 5ooes! Mber NO feiert
man beut5utage, b%eion0ers bier5l1lan-
Sc nod iol9e eigentliden, frieolide,
barmloie Seite, 8ergniigungen uno
llnterbaltungen? l1no oo@ iin0 iie
'id0n un6 10 iegensrei6, 10 gang ge=
eignet, Sen @eiit ser fatb. 5amilien gu
heleben uno gu fraftigen, CUR @rbob-
Jung ser 2iebe uno gegenieitigen Mn-
hanglidfeit, gs entquiat ibnen ein
reider Croft fir ale Miibieligfeiten, !
pel9e oas MQtagsleben in SiiiQe nit
ii6 bringt.
@~ier5ulun0e fennt man aber lei0er.
Be on6ers in Sen Stdoten, 6erlei &C.
mitblibe bauslide ~8uiammenfinfte
nur mebr menig o6er gar ni@t, ielblt
in ser oeuti9en 6amilie. Die Mmerita.
niiirung un0 @erengliiirung Ser oeut<
i6en 6amilie fat au6 bierin ibr Ger
it0rungsmerf bereits nollbra9t. @era=
Sc oieies ~Musmdrts ser 6amilie" lit
Sic 4uele I'M eres bentigen pielfa6
serrutteten 6amilienlebens GemorSen.
. m0dten ooG 6amilienfeite mie~
ser gingang finoen, pentgitens iii aa=
;;ere fatb oeutld)en Samilien, modts
ntan oo& @ergniigen uno ltnterbal-
tung mieoer mebr i'm &reiie Ser So
milie pflegen, oa gabe es grbolung
genug uno 5mar cine mebr gefabrlo=
lie grbolung. Die Siinoe mdre ga ein
|%ieltener @ait un0 au6 sic 8inoer font
ten 6arar1 tbeilnebmert, obne oab oe=
rem 56ubengel un0 Sic Gltern fir oaS
Self ibrer umihuloigen Secle1t tange1
a1iibten. Ser erfin6eriide @eiit MFRS
auienoerlei 6ormen ,1no Mittel finz
Sen, in Sen Samilienfreis &ergniigen,
@emiitblidfeit rn6 edit driitli6 fa=
tboliiden 6robiinn gu %bringen. Aud
Elm @las 8ier ooer @etn 0arf BEL Ser
lei 5amilienfeiten uno @ergniigen ge=
trolt getrunfen mer0en. Gas e9t faz
'tbolii6e @briitentbum mill nidts bon
einem puritaniiden Mudertbum nil
len; es mill feline miBmutbigen @e=
lidter, es mill Elm frobes beiteres Mnt-
lib: uginen freu0igen @eber lie6t
Soft" iagt sic fl. Sdrift.
ul1tinom" g0nnt einent ieoen err
la1bte 6relroe un0 Gergniigen bon
@er5en inns u1h Elm gut @las 8ier
ooer @ein oa5u! St miinidt aber pon
@er5en, oaB man ltnterbaltungen uao
@ergniigungen piel mebr 81 &aule,
in Ser 6amilie, un0 nidt auberbalb
0erielben iuben uno finoen moge. Gin
@o~oel in 0ieier &idtlt1,g >pare ein
GROCER @elpinn fir Sic fatboliide Ta-
mile nn0 0as edit fat6oliide Sami-
lienleben. Modte Sos 0ob aaleitig er.
fal1nt uno mobl beber5igt meroen! =
lttinam.
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Wfinnelpta.

ct. Saul. - acknowledgements
mer in Minneiota %be5ablten int @an=
sen $8,658,140 fir 6euerperitderung
mdbren0 0es SobreS 1909 5ufolge Ser
bonn Ser i6erungsfommiiiar &artigm
per0ffentlidten Misunderstanding auf
@runo ser 8eridte ser @eieQi6aften.
Gon 0ieiem 8etrage erltatteten sic Sc
leui6aften Sen Holiceninbabern ST.
208,426 in @eitalt BON 8erlulten.
Ser Melt muroe ais Mftiondrgetpinn,
M~gentenfommillionen, Ml1sgaben un0
CUR grbobung oeS &eierpefon0s ser
@eleai6aften %nerauSgabt. Die Hra=
mie1 5eigen sic normale 3unabme,
oern tie beliefen it6 auf $8,414,071
i'm Sabre 1908. Sic @erluite ourd
I6euer ieoo6 5eigen cine melentlt9e
Nbnabme, 0a iie I'M Sabre 1908 $5,=
1851 betrugen, iomit cine Mbnab=
ME BON 1914 600 erfubren. Der
@ertb. bes @run0eigentbums inn
Staate> mel6es perit6ert NOR, betrug
$1,122,834,327. Mn Sem @el9qfte
bon 1909 iino amerifanii9e Mftienge=
ieui6aften an 8rdmien I'M 5taate nit
$6,198,972 betbeiligt, pogegen sic
Gerluite $2,861, $50 betrugen. STR
&iiifo belief ii6 auf $685., 064, 962.
Musmdrtige Observation-Disclosures nob-
men $1,433,051 an Nrdmien Elm, er=
litten $7OO,O03 &erlult n116 trugen
Elm &iiifo bon $143,689,S6t 'Die
Durdfdnitts Hramtenrate ser an1e-
rifanii6en @eie1i@aften mar $1.38
per $500 uno lire @erluitrate auf sic
Bramien betrug 60 Gents. Die Durd-
|idnittsrate ser fremoen @eieui6often
mar $1.34 un0 Sic 8erluitrate 40
Gents.
minneapolis. - Durd eine1
8eidluB ser &egentenbeboroe ser
5taatsuniperiitdt bon Minneiota mfrs
oie nniperiitdt our9 S9offung elmer
Observation-Disclosures Mbtbeilung per<
gr0Bert. &rof. g. 9. Green bon ser
itaatliden 2an0mirtbi6aftsidule mur.
Sc gum 9efan ser neuen 6afuItdt Be-
itent.
Sairbau1t. - Stint 8erloneu
fan6en ibren sos in Sen 6Gammer, sic
oos Sous bon 8ert SperrD inn meit<
liden Sbeile ser StaM %5eritorten. Ole
|Eo0ten iin0: 8ert 5perrp, "a Sabre
alt; Srau ". q. @e1ogg, @roBmut-
ter, IS Sabre alt; @omar6 Sperrp, q
Sabre aft; Clarence 5perrp, 5 Sab-
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Mppn.

MDpn.
@p6m. Yfarrer, Hater 2eonaro, ..
g. g., mobnte Montag ser &onle=
fration ser @er5 Seiu=&ir6e III 6ree,
port bei. - 3. S. &ode perianote Ell,
ne neutrality-suspicious. gebauten
@eus nad Dulutb. = @ebriioer M@-
m1a}n i9affen oas @aumaterial fiji
Gin nel1es Mo6nbaus, oas oielen Com;
n1er erridtet miro, 5ur 5te1e. - Sn
ser 6amilie &eter 5dn1iot ltelte iid)
Gin ml1nteres 50bn6en ein. Slid
oa5u!
@ocm &alleD.
9ebten 9onnerltag fan0 Sic &o6=
5eit oes @errn gmil 2iitlnan un0 SRI.
2al1ra 5dpni0t, bei0e bon bier, itatt.
@liid gum 8uroe! - SEER SSocab @e-
Der Don &oscoe mar lebten Montag
in I'M ierer Mitte. - Die @errer
6ran5 &olfes uno Soiepb ulrid mod<
ten lebten Mol1tag einen Nusflug per
Nuto na6 2itbfiel0. - 6amilie Sobn
6rol,f bon &ihmon0 beil1dte iiber
Son1tag bier Sic Tamilie Mnton 5att-
Ter. - SEER uno 6rau 6ran5 Sei<
der reiiten leBte @ode gum 8egrab-
niiie bes perit. Sobn Geuber na9 Ba=
S1a. - lnlere 8al1ipieler muBtel1
lebten Sonntag jenen BON &i6mono
unterliegen. - @ierun0pier5ig. Slit
Ser ser bieiigen &immelSfabrtSge=
meinoe empfingen lebten 5onntag Sic
critic fl. &ommrunion. - nnler bo6m.
Hfarrer g. S. &eiffer ma6te lebten
3ienitag in Belgrade einen 8eiu6. -
Sim 8. un0 4. SUM miro IN g0en
&aIep Elm GROCER StraBel1=&arnepol
ge6alten. - &err Sobn @efer faui=
te ei1 6oro Ml1tpmobil fir ieia1en 2eiG=
ltal; lein Snternational Muto perfali.
tie er 1em @errn g0. Gaslpel.
ct. Mngmita.
SIN auBergemobnli6 bo6en Sitter
bon 81 Sabren lit 3ienltag 9lbeno
&err @eorg MeBma!l1, belten5 a1I
Sen @ang in Sic gmigfeit p%orbereitet,
ergeben int @ottes fl. @ilen 1T eill
beiieres Senieits binii6ergeidlum=
inert. Gor a9t Sabren muroe ser
8eritorbet1e pom S6lage geriiDrt, bon
heiien 5olgen er ii6 ME gang erbol=
tie; in Sen lebten Sabren mar er gang
un0 gar auf Sic @ilfe bon Mitmen=
16en angemieleu. Ser 9abingei6ie0e=
ne mur0e in &annoper geboren, BON
no er Dor 50 Sabren na6 Mmerifa
ousponoerte, li9 bier nie0erlieB un0
ieit0em iein @eim in ct. &uguita BEL
bebielt. ST mar Elm re6t geieliger
Gbarafter, batte Elm Offences @eien
un0 mar itets bereit, SEM Naiditen in
ieiner Motb bei5uipringen. Mu6 fir
firbli9e @erfe un0 fir 6as 8eite hit.
ierer @emeinoe batte er ltets cine of
fene @ano, 10 0aB man bier angemein
in Sem 8%erfforbenen einen @obltbdter
gu beflagen bat. 6reitag Morgen fin
oct na6 einem &equiem Die 8eeroi-
gurg itatt. 3mei @ei9miiter: iein
bier mobnenoer 8ruoer 8ernbar6 uno
cine nod in Der alten Seimatb mob-
nenoe @9meiter fin0 6ie nadtiiten Ser
%uanoten, sic er binterlabt. M0ge Ser
quite ulte MeBman1 ruben in 6rie0en!
Meire CIRQUE.
&reisrihter. EaDlor bat Dienitag in
ct. @lon6 sic bon ser Mtracle @on-
crete & Contribution @ompanp gegen
sic 6irma &admam & @abl ange-
itrengte &lage, in Ser es ii& UNI 3ab-
lung bon $4,000 banoelte, perporfe,1.
SSn oieie &lage NOR Serr 5rib &ad-
mann bon bier permidelt. - Die bon
sen Miiiiondren Sdla6ter uno RrnQ
aus SEM 0r6en oes foltbaren 8luteS
bter gebaltene adttdgige FL. Miiiion
fam 9onneritag lebter ISOLDE gum
feierli1en Mbi6lulie. = Gin feds $50
den altes &in0 ser Samilie Sacob
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&erlangt

Gum 1pfortigen gintritt miro eiu 5uz
berld1iges bemtides Mdbden CUR Ser
ridtl1ng allgemeiner @ausarbeit perlangt.
MnB cine quite &09in fem. Nobernes-
@aus NIT MIR BRET Yerionen. $25.OO Nfoz
nntslobn. &efleftirenbe m0gen ii6 tpen<
ben oil ". %. Gmitb,
26<2t Gdllen Gttn. &c. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19

I9feffer muroe am Sonntag Dor aft
2agen oem S6ooB Ser groe iberge=
ben. - Sn ser 6amilie Serb. epers-
lage iteate lib elm nte0li6es Mao@en
elm. @liid oa5u! - 9aS- alte Seuerr
me6rbaus, meldes BON Ser Creamery
@omponp gefauft mur6e, lit leBte $50
DIE auf oas ser .@eieli6aft geborige
@run01tiif transportirt moroen. -
Gin iieben Sabre altes 5obnben Der
1olnilie Mn0r. Sbua lit an Der @als=
braune gefdbrli6 erfranft.
Melrpie.
@err Grib 5tun0ebed fat li6 auf
bier 6is flint @p@en nad Gopington,
ap., begeben, INT int Siioen Sen mo-
tbigen 8orrotb BON @emiir5en fir lei'
ne @emiir5fabrif, 0eren @igentbiimer
er lit uro oie IN @obington in 8etrieb
aebalten miro, ein5ufaufen. - 9.
&unltiger, Maa1ager 0es bieiigen Meat
Marfet, reiit ie6en Sonntag no6 ct.
@lol1o; Of megen ieiuer Mama ooer
aus ionit elmer ltriade, oaS perratb
er nibt. - Sn ser bieiigen ct. 3d.
nifo5iusfir6e muroe lebten Sam1tag
nas &atronsfeit in feierli6er @eile
bego11gen. - @abren0 zines Dien1tag
pergangener ISOLDE in Ser ct. 8oni=
fa5iuSfirde pem bodm. &errn 8. &i9<
ter gebaltenen 8ralttamteS mur0er1
ebeli9 perbunoen Senri6 &ellermanlr
ur0 @ittme Mgnes @eilel. @liid 5unl
8unoe! - @erb. &riiger, mei6er ppr
pier @o6en inn Dienit Ser @ebr. 2n=
demeper einen Beinbru6 erlitt,ilt mie=
ser iomeit bergeltelt, 0aB er oaS laoir=
tie @lieo gebral1den fann. = Sran5
@aa fam beim Mnbringen zines 8lis-
ableiters an &einri9 0iipels Stou 81
6al uslo erlitt einen 8einbrud. -
Sn ser 6amilie @einrih Sbielen ltell=
tie lib Elm mll1rteres .50bnden ein; bei
Ser Gamilie sos. Storing uar es ei1
nieoli9es Mao6en. @liid gu Sen CT
eignillen! - Or. &ublmann uro Geo.
&ebfamp lalien lire eigenen @alier-
merfe anlegen. - SRI. glile 56miot
erltattete ei11en perman0tl6aftli6e1,
8el l1d) in @arrisburg, 8u., uno trat
BON sort in 8egleitung bon Sbeim
un0 Iante cine Sci u6sreiie nod
Deuti9lano an. - Montag traf 6ranf
8ormoa BON 81. @louo nit ieiner Mr<
beitsmanni6aft bier Elm uno lit ieit=
oem nit sen Concrete fir
Sic neue ct. 8onifa5iuS=S@ule be-
l6afttgt.
MlbanD.
Sn oieiem leben6igen 8iaage Bort
uno liebt man ntdts alS uSSmprope-
ments." @s meroen iebt sic alten Set
tenmege omr9 neue @ementtpege er<
iebt, nno 5iele %getpdbren ser iauberen
Ortldoft nod cine meit Before Mn-
iidt. - Matb. Sect bat iia in Ben
E8eiib zines 8uid M1ttomobils gebra6t.
- @etraut muroen bter in ser 8farr.
fir@e Dienitag lebter @o@e Gra15
Stumbled bon Mem~@iin6en uno Mn<
ma @elieler bon bier. Mit ieinen Ser
manoten un6 Sreun0en miini6t audi
|oer Moroitern Dem 8rautpaare Elm
gliidtli6es @beleben. - Sci ser
|5onntag Dor a6t Sagen in Der bieii-
gen @iuage-Sole gum 8eiten ser
neuen &farri6ule beranitaltetet nn-
terbaltung muroe Elm &eingetptnn bon
1926 er5ielt.
Gate 6enrD.
Sn oem Yro5elie, mel9e gliie @ru-
Der BON bier gegen sic 8. 81. 6. un-
MISREPRESENTATION bon Minneiotc
angeitrengt battc, neil 6ieie @eieu-
i9aft fid meigerte, Sic Soroerung oes
BERT. &l1ooIf @rafer, ibres Sobnes,
Ser in beIagter @eieuidaft fem 2eben
perli@ert bate uno Bis gu iette.n So
Sc ullen ieinen @erpfli@tungen ser
@eieni@aft gegeniiber gere6t mur0e,
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@erlangt.

Gin neutrality-suspicious. Mdbden gum
lofortigen @intritt in ei,,er oeutidefatboz
li9en Samilte berlangt. @nte 9ebano@
lung unb anoerern0e 8efddftigung,
nebit 3mfrie0enitelleubem 2obn 5ugeltdert.
@dberes 3m erfragen 635 Suler 5traBe.
ct. Haul, Wiinu. 26=ba
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gu 5ablen, uno ser lebte ISOLDE in 81.
Glouo Dor @ei@worenen perbanoelt
mur0e, erfannten 0ieielben gu @uniten
ser @ldgerin un0 ipraden oieier sic
poae beanlprubte &eriiderungslum<
me I'M 8etrage BON $1040 gu. @s
.beiBt iett, oaB sic Minneiota Inter
itiibungsgeieqi6aft an 6as Staats=
obergeri6t 5u-appeuiren gepiat letn
loQ.
Ganf Gentre.
Saul @oiGiol fat Sic Maurerorbeit
an 0em 1el1eu Nfarrbauie, meldes Sic
ct. SAUL @emeiroe ibrem bo@m.
Hforrer Mr5t erri6teu laBt, oollert0et
nn0 fat 1id) bon bier na9 Seem Muni6
begeben, mo ct Sic Steue zines @erf<
fiibrers bel Sem @au ser nei1en Hfarr>
fir6e a1get1ommen bat.
Clear Gate.
Gin Gertreter ser ct. @auler Or
diteften=6irmo Mlban & 5iiber traf
Mittpo6 NIT 0em 8aufnntraftoren
&url &ropp bon ct. CLOUD un0 Sem
bodm. Yfarrer 3itur bier 5uiamme1
II. 0ieie be1i6tigten Sic biz iebt aut9eeu=
ball ser Bfarrfirde gei6ebene Mrbeit.
9ie 6l1n0an1entorbeit gebt our poaiten
3ufrie0enbeit aler ibrer &ouen0ung
entgegen, nno obne 3meifel miro ST..
&ropp ieinen &o1traft=8e0ingl1ngen
bis ms gin5elne gere6t mer0en.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08

and Miss Mabel wells; superintendent
cradle roll, Miss Laura Il. Branch' IL
Irarian, Mrs. j.. O. Bascom.-The fort-
nightly club meeting owing to tho SNOW
storm was postponed until Thursday Dec
8, at y. IN. with Mrs. James II. Thomas'
Mrs Sherry Burt, who has been Ill inc
hospital Mt Rutland for a week. past ~
reported bettcr.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Suprenant were married 63 years ago
November 22-Mrs. John w. clark OF
Pawlet returned home last saturday
after spending a week a, II. u. Branch s.
Miss Flora Griswold has gone to FLOR
ida for the wnter.-'rhc remains OF Miss
Julia Barber were brought here on FIJI
day for intermcnt.-Thc home depart
mcnt of Women's Missions met
Wednesday with Mrs. n. T.. Hack
The monthly business meeting of the
v +. s. G. T. was held on Monday
evening with Mir. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Abbott.
George Needham went to Albany to
enter the business college there.-Mrs.
Eva cuts has gone to Niagara, y. v. to
spend some time with her brother, DR..
PIN Warren Mrs. G. u. Luther left
for Johnson, y. y, Saturday to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles f.. Gardncr.-J. T.. Williams has
been confined to the house for some
days.-W. W. Martin of Proctor Is In
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ESTATE OF JENNIE NJ. MAECi<,
BURLINGTON.

STATE or VERMONT. District Of
Chttenden, S.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Jennie NJ. Mack, late of Bur-
llnSton, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court. holden at Bur
linEton within and for said district
on the 18th day of November, 1910, an
instrument purporting to be the last
VIII and testament of Jennie NJ
Mack, late of Burlington. in said
district deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that
the 26th day Of December, 1910, at the
Probate Office in said Burlington. be
assigned for proving said instrument
and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successivcly in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press. n
newspaper circulating in that vicin-
ity, in said district. previous to the
time appointed
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified 10
appear before said court. at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate OF said will. If you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington
in said district, this Bird day of De-
cember, 1910.
JAMES II. MACOMBER.
23.w3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08

Thursday afternoon at two o'clock with
Mrs. q. d. Hulburd. The subject to be
considered is 1.-THE Chinese and Japanese
in America.-F. A. percival Is
In charge Of the music at the Congrega-
tional Church during the month.--Miss
Lulu Lincoln was at home from Under
hill over Sunday.
Mrs. John Storrs has closed her house
and will spend the winter with Mrs
Louise Blood. Mrs. Calista Stevens has
been confined to her room for several
days, at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
j. I, Narney.--Judge Palmer OF Buring-
ton was in town Wednesday.-Miss NJ.
IL. Adrien has returned from a visit in
Johnson,-Mls Lena varney, who has
been Ill. has recovered Miss Julia Car
roll Of Burlington Is with her mother,
Mrs. John Carroll. for a week and her
condition still remains serious--Reginald
Iloskins has been under the Doctors care
| for several days at the home OF his
era ndparents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pcase
Miss Myrtle Alger has gone to Col
/ chester TO remain some time at the home
of Perry NJ. Curtis--All persons inter
ested in the Christmas music Of the Con
gregational Church are requested to meet
! for rehearsal at the parlors Satur--
day afternoon--Mis Mamie Carroll
who has been home for two weeks, has
returned to johnson where she teaches
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Aver arc vtsitina
relatives III 1olvoke. Mass, while OF
their wedding trp.--E. Y. Williams new
mill has been started. Mrs. HawleS
! Boothe and Miss Aida Boothe are boti
| ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Latulip ant
child have moved to Milton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
ESTATE OF AMBROSE ASHE,
SHELBURNE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden, IS,
The Honorab BILE Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Ambrose Ashe, late Of Shell
burnc, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At n Probate Court, holden at Bur-
lington, within and for said district
on the nth day of November, 1910.
an instrument purporting to be the
last VIII ana testament of Ambrose
Ashe, late Of Shelburne, in said dis
trict, deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that
the 24th day OF December, 1910, at the
Probate Office in said burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument;
ana that notice thereof be given to ali
persons concerned, by publishing this
order three weeks successlvely In the
burlington Weekly Free Press. a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity.
In said district, previous to the time
appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate of said will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlington
in said district this 3rd day Of De-
JAMES II. MACOMBER,
23,w3t Judge
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JERICHO CENTER

Mansfield Grange had a spet.a. ...t-
ing and social time "Wednesday o.eulug
on the occasion of the visit to the Grange
by District Deputy Markham. Thorn
Us. a graduate of the medical department
of the L. V. Nj. last June. was in town
Wednesday. looking over the community,
and the house Of Or. Hopkins with q view
to taking up the practice ana residence
recently vacated by DR.. Hopkirs.-The
students of the Jericho liga school viii
Friday evening, consisting OF reading and
Illustrations of Enoch Arden. with mlrl-
cal selections. This closes the fall tcrr.-
The ladies Aid society Of the church
will servo supper at the parish house.
Friday evening. from 30 to 1880. previous
to the entertainment by the high school
students. The committee OF the Con-
gregational Sunday school have decided
to have a Christmas tree and exercise
at the church, Christmas evenlng.-Mra.
harriet Higgins. who has been stayin.
in Ivoryton, Conn. the past lew months.
arrived Monday to spend the ChrisCma-i
holidays with her sister. Mrs Gertrude
Jordan. and faInily,-tieorEc Haywood
Of Saranac Lake, n. Y. made n Few
days visit at his brothers. bryon Hey
wood, last week.--Mr. and Mrs. ATnc !
Aldrich and daughter have moved l.
Cambridge.
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to Proctor.-M. ]. Higgins has returned
Mir. and Mrs Edward Higgins have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
make their home at the Addison House.
The cattle shipment Monday consisted
of two carloads-M Monday, market day
eggs brought from 40 to AZ cents and but
ter from 20 to 2S--Charles II. Severance
mas returned from New York city, where
he has been for several weeks erecting
rustic cottages. Many people from the
country towns are complaining to the
officers that blankets, whips and pack
ages have been stolen from their teams
which had been left Mt the public hitch
ing places.
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
the mercury went below zero for the
fist time this fnll.-Miss Blanche
Stearns has returned from Pittsford
accompanied by Mrs T.. A. stevenson
and son. Dorr.--Among the out of
town people here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred L. Flat and NJ. y. Mack OF
Shoreham, william Rogers and James
Bodoin Of Cornwall. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur l.. Towle of Me-.5en. Conn. and
Norman GaSNcll or ColcncSter'--'h -
Emma Heir has returned to Benson
Oscar Gilmore is visiting relatives in
West Rutlard.--Mr and Mrs. Frank
c. Partridge have returned to Proc
tor--Mrs. John Murphy has gone 10
Rutland FOR a few days stay.-Tho
play what Wright Left" Will be pre-
scented at tho opera house this even
inc-t'nion Lodge. r. & \. NJ, Will
hold Il series OF dances hesinnng
Thursday evening. December Is, with
Nittum's orchestra for music.-Thc I
NJ. c. A. will hold n public social In
the association rooms Monday even
inr.--Iumes McCue is confined TO the
house by sickness.-Frank Waldorf
of Gloucester. Mass. is visiting rela'
tivcs here.
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ShT,IGYUR

Mrs Fred J.. Hamilton has gone to
Brockton for the winter.-Mr. and
Mrs owen Nelson left last week for
Florida, whore they will spend the
winter.-I<arl L. Moves IS 70 run the
creamery while F b. Nelson is at
tending county Court-Mr. and Mrs.
w +. Bump attended Pomona Grange
in Addison,-The friends and nolghbors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland stone met At
their home Monday evening and gave
them farewell party. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant time
enjoyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs. SOone
are soon to move to their new home
in Cornwall, ana host OF friends wish
them success.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Theodore Lyman Frary. aged 81 years
and 10 months died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday. where he had been for
treatment since Tuesday. Mr.. Frary
was born In Wheatley, Mass. but came
TO Vermont many years ago. His first
residence was in Middebury. where he
married Mary Dustin who survives him.
They were married 81 years ago last Oc-
tober. Three children were born to Them
of whom Mrs. Frank Parker Of this place
ana Charles T. Frary of Bristol survive.
Mr.. Frary had resided here 10 years and
for several years was with his son a
member of the Frary Novelty company
then OF this place. Mr.. Frary was a
member OF the Goth New York engineer
corps In the Civil War. Two sisters. Miss
A. l.. Frary and Mrs. F.. A. Morton. and
one brother, II. II. Frary Of East North
field Mass. also survive him.
The meeting OF the Lnmoihe Brother
hood OF Ministers held at the Baptist
Church Monday was well attended.
The Ravs, Penney OF Burlington and
Brown OF st. Adams were unable to be
present because OF illness in their fam
lilies The address by the Rev. DR.. Davi-
son on 1.-THE Pastor Himself" was in
| BREASTED gave an interesting paper on
Browning and Life" The ministers
were accompanied by their wives, who
held a meeting with Mrs, Compton at the
parsonage. The supper served by the
Ladies' Aid society WAS largely attended.
Dean viee has received the appoint
ment Of postmaster at Fort Ethan Allen
md Will probably begin his duties about
the first Of the year. Mr.. Viele 10 son
OF Postmaster J. II. V:ele Of this village
md has been his assistant in the local
postoffice for the past two years.
ChamplAin Court, c. o. r.. at its an
nual meeting Monday evening elected OH
GERS as follows: Chief ranger. @. l..
Patneaude: vice-chief ranger. q. p. Psro;
past chief ranger. r. J. Goyette; record
ing secretary. q. L. Lavender; financial
secretary. the Rev J. B. Pouliot: treas
ursr. A. &c, Goyette; trustees. Joseph VAL
you. John Pratt. George Paro; spiritual
director. tho Rev. J. p. Pouliot: delegate
to State convention. the Rev. Father
Poullot; alternate. John Pratt. The In
stslla ton will take place At the first meet
Ing IN January.