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MILTON.

Mrs. Ray Wing of Plattsburgh and two
little children are visiting her m,ther
Mrs. T. y. jerome Miss Clara C';f'o j
returned 10 her home in Hingham Mass,
Wednesday, Mr., and Mrs. Alvah Holmes
and o. y. ITewey spent July q with
friends il Jercho.-Miss Jocelyn If Bos-
ton is visiting Mrs. o. n. Hewev.-ifon'y
:, len of I.owvile. y. -, Is visiting lis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, and
other friends in town--M!ss Emma Flint
mas gone into camp at HghSate with
friends from Randolph Arthur
III 1inpson Is on the SICK lst.-Mrs. Mary
Latin of Fast Georgia spent Thursday
and rrda! with Miss A. NJ. Crown.
+. s. Rogers of Medford. Mass. has
been spending a few days with his
mother. Mrs. c. Z Rogers, and sister,
Miss Harriet Rogers.--F r.. Goodyear OF
Springfield was the guest of - y Wood
Sunday and Monday. Samuel Alien
and brother. Harrison. Of Cleveland. ohio,
are visiting in town.-Miss Electa Allen
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Allen,
was married in Boston Saturday to George
Thompson Of that place.-Milk is being
shipped from tins station to Hood N CO..
of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gotta
are visiting Mrs Cota's parents In Bur.
llngton.-Arthur Mann. who has been
parents. Ny. and Mrs. c. a Pratt. re-
turned to Hartford Sunday evening. Mrs
Mann will remain a while longer.
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Otis Abbey has gone to Addison TO
spend the week with friends.--Mrs.
Dolly Damon and her daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Russell after n visit to rela-
tlves In Rutland, have gone to East
Wnllingford for further visit with
relatives and Reconsideration John
d. Thomas went yesterday to st. Al
bans to attend the first annual out
ing Of the Lake Champlain association
and to deliver an adc-sss--A large
force OF men have been put to work
building the foundation for the new
National bank. which will stand on
Main street Just south Of the Beckwith
store.--Among the visitors in town are
J. J. Jameson of Hull. Mass. George
F. Clarke OF Schenectady, n. Y, j.
Hurburt Howe and Or. Townsend of
Bridport. w W. Swiney of Vergennes
and Frank c. Baldwin of Gloversvillo,
n. Y.--'rhe board of pension examiners
bad four old soldiers before chem for
examination at their monthly meeting
yesterday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Thim
of New York city are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. Soloman Aimes and VIII remain
In town for tho next month.--Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. Chandler and the
Misses Ruth and Eva Chandler Of
Philadelphia have returned to that
city after spending four weeks in this
vicinity
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HINESBURG.

The following were elected delegates to
the YOUNG Peoples assembly ut Spring
Grove August Il: Mrs. Anna Kenyon and
Lucy Belle Pierce; alternates, Mrs. H.
Redmond and Ruth FrRnce.-Mss Susie
Wnslow of Fail River, Mass, was the
guest of her cousin Mrs. W. X. Ryder
over Sunday :. Bushnell, Dorothy
bushnell and Ruth Ryder went on the
Ausahle Chnsm excursion Saturlay.-
Ernest RYDER Jr.. has gone to Indiana
to resume his work with the Taylor male
Guartotte for the month of August. He
will rc-cntcr Taylor University in Sep
tember-The Rev. ana Mrs. Ryder and
Ruth are attending the Movers camp
meeting Miss Mary Wilson of Burling
ton visited Anna Patrick the past week.
Mrs. g. y. Mosel.y and Mrs. X. C.
Miles OF Burlington, Mrs. D. II. Wheeler
OF Omaha, Nebraska, visited Mrs. Albert
Ray Friday.-Mr and Mrs. George Will
liams are entertaining guests from Wor-
cestcr. Mass. and Burlnston.-Miss Peck
OF Ilion, y. Y, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Millhain.-The Rev. and Mrs. T..
) Greenlenf left Tuesday for a three
and Stark. y. H.-Hilton Baker IS in
East Clarendon. -F.uEene Redmond has
moved from Kate Ishams farm TO the
village-Niss Ruth Scallinger has re-
turned to Saratoga after spending week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Ross.-Mrs. Cheney of Burlington
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sanctuary.
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CHlTTENDEN
WINOOsKI.

During the half year from January
/ to July /. 1910, there were registered
in the town clerks office 25 marriages;
9S births. 90 males and AZ females. So
deaths, SO males and 20 females.
The shops Of the Porter Screen Manu-
featuring company have closed for a two
weeks vacation while taking inventory.
The Joint initiation Of candidates into
the Catholic order of Foresters
by ST. Joseph Court of Burins-
this town was held Monday
evening In Corporation hail. one cand!-
date was given the first degree and the
second degree was conferred by team
from ST. Joseph's Court on about 80 can
didates The work was witnessed by
about DO Foresters from all the sur
rounding towns. After the initiation an
address was given by Simeon Niger. high
trustee, OF Lawrence Mass. Among the
State court officers present Were Louis
Alapa of Winooski State chief RANGER
A. f. Goyette of Essex, state court Ill
rector, and state deputy of Burlington
Refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed.
on account Of the stopping Of the
electric car service there will be no more
afternoon business delivery Of the New
York mails until the car service Is re-
sumed. THIS mail is usually brought over
on the electric cars In the early afternoon
and gives the business center OF the village
an extra delivery. The carriers vaca-
lions begin August and continue TO
September 2S, inclusive, No extra ap-
proprations have been granted to this
office for sub carriers, thereby cutting
down the list of carriers TO two while
one Is out on vacation.
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Miss Belle Roberts Of Willistor had
been visiting Mrs. w. c. Jackson for
few days. = Miss Ada Wolcott, who Isl
taking a nurses course In the hospital
Mt ST. Adams. made her parents n brief
visit Monday. T. T.. AlRer ana
mother, Mrs Pettce, were among tho
visitors in Burlington Saturday Miss
Harriet Frisbic Of Willsboro, n. y, Is
visiting Mt ". I. Byington s.--Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Stafford of St Adams are
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. n.
Stafford, Sr-Mrs. Charles Hulburd Of
Boston is guest at the home of Or. q.
Is. Ifulburd. -'Rcv. George Beecher Of
Rhode Island. who is spending his vaca-
ton at his old home in Essex, will speak
at the Baptist Church Wednesday eve
ming on the "Worlds Sunday School
Convention "-Max Willard Is visiting
Bernard Narney for several days.-Mr.
and Mrs t. ". Buxton and three chill
dren returned to their home In Cam
bridge Monday.-Mrs. Cass Of Boston.
who is spending the summer with her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. e. Hale, Mt River
side IS visiting her granddaughter, Mrs
W. G. Jackson Fanny Cook who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. q.
Cook, has returned to ind"rhill She eX'
poets to go this week TO Quincy. Mass,
to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. f.,
Buxton and Miss Florence Buxton went
Tuesday to Mallctts bay to remain q
few weeks.-Georgc Howe Of Burlington
spent sunday with his mother. Mrs Clara
Howe.--l1r, G. t.. Hulburd is in Mont
pelier attending the health officers
school-Miss Lulu Lincoln was at home
from Tnderhill over Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

the next two weeks in association with
his singer. Albany II. Smirh.-Joseph
w. Kelley, who has been quite sick
for the past three weeks. has SO far
recovered as to be able to resume his
duties at tho Marble mlll.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. c. Austin of New York CITY
are the guests of Mrs. Austin's father
r. I. Wlllamson.--Paul Dereau. n
truckman, while moving some bee
hives Yesterday was terribly stung
about the face and hands.-There was
not much of change in the milk sit
uation hero Yesterday. The quantity
of milk delivered at The cars for shin
mcnt to the Boston Dairy company
was only about half of the average
daily delivery for last wcek.--A meet
ing Of the village trustees and SOW
eral mombcrs II william p. Russell
Post, G.. A. r., with other citizens was
hold Tuesday evening for the purpose
Of looking over the grounds and select
ing n location in the Logan House park
for the Rcdman cannon. which is now
I'M dcrstood to be on It's way here from
Bucksport Me.---Thcrc are unclaimed
letters at the local postoff'ce addressed
to the following persons: Mrs. Anna
NJ. CLARK Miss Belle jennings. Thomas
Boer George Brooke. william a. Der
rick. G. n. Parkett and C. j. Ryder.
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WEYBRTDGE.

r. A. Brietenbach of New York Joined
his family at n. L. Thompson's last Sat
urtlay.-Mrs. Adeline Sayles of Poultney
IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Martha
Parkill.-George Gordon has moved his
family into NJ. r. Spragues house.-Mr.
and Mrs. Kraus and son of New
York are at l.. o. Thonpson's .-Mrs. Roy
Potter of New Haven IL spending n few
days with her aunt. Miss Florence Samp-
son.-Lawrence Griswold and Louis
Puffer of bennington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Shaw.-The Young
Mems society will give an entertainment,
entitled The Chaporone," at the town
hail Friday evening. August 5-'Mr. and
Mrs. n. S. Twltchell have issued invi-
tatlons to the Wedding Of their daughter,
Grace. and George Thompson of Indian
apolls, Ind, the ceremony to take place
at the home OF the bride August 1G.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWyCK.

Daniel W. Aiken of Kellogg's Landing,
La, is visiting his brother Edward
Aiken.-Mrs. Carrie Brault Of Providence,
r. l.. is visiting her mother. Mrs. T. T.
Daniel-Miss Bertha Richert Of West
Medford, Mass. who has been visiting
ut +. a. Shattuck's. has returned home
Miss Bessie AinsWorth of Springfield
Mass, and Miss Rose Gilmore Of Mer-
rick. Mass, who have been spending
their vacation in town returned home
Nonday.--H. X. kimhal and wife have
gone to Portland for a week.-Miss Maud
Batchelder Is taking "a vacation from her
work at Mrs. G.. II. Fickf,rd John Nc
Donald slipped on the stairs as he was
coming from his room Saturday night
and sprained one ankle quite badly Mrs
Hattie Raymond of East Whitman
Mass who has held the position of trim
mer at the chic Millinery parlors the past
season. has returned home. Frederic
McAdam. a stone cutter, received quite
severe injury Friday by a stone falling
on him Miss Phyllis ClofY Of Westerly,
r. T., is visiting at Albert Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Campbell left Mon
day for q two weeks outing az Peakes
Island. Me.-Mss Caroline Poor of VOL
colt has commenced course Of training
at John s Holden Memorial hospital
Miss Hope Carter Is visiting her aunt at
Danvtlle,-Mrs. Ray Carrick has COM
pleted his work at the New England Tel
ephone office. Her place Is taken by
Miss Josephine Lawson.-Dr. Darling is
attending the health officers school at
Montpelor.-A special town meeting Is
called for August : to see If the town
will vote TO accept building lot on
Church street, between I. p. Titus's and
the Hathaway house. which has been
donated by G. II. Bickford.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. +. ". Shaw of Shoreham IL
guest of her niece. Mrs. q. c. Coates
G. g. Coates aud j. f. Davis went to
Canada. Monday morning
where they were called by the death OF
a relative.-F. j. Ro~ley of Philadelphia
is guest OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Z. Rowlcy. Mr.. and Mrs George Everest
are entertaining friends from White
Creek at their cottage at Elm Point
Madame Flint OF New Haven Mills was
guest Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. G. 8.
Dann.-Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer are
entertaining friends from Providence, Il.
Miss Gcnevieve Hickey of Richmond
IL guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Flem-
ming.-Mr. and Mrs. Weston Smith and
daughter, Pauline, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Roscoe
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Kate I'M had "A successful opera
ton Tor appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Monday.-E. X. EDDY and Mrs.
Betsey Eddy We're visitors in burlington
Wednesday.-M Mrs. Louise Bickford Is
visiting relatives in Barton.-Misses
Mabel ana Helena Donahue have return
ed homo from HInesburg Mrs. William
Br'ggs u improving. Mrs. George
Nlchols If III with grip.-Mr and Mrs F.
>. Ferguson and Miss Lottie Narney re-
turned Friday from three weeks stay
at Thompson Pont-A play. Down in
Maine Is being prepared by members
or the Grange to be given in the new hall
In september Mrs. Winnie O'Nel Of
New York city Is visiting her parents and
other relatives herc.-Mr. and Mrs. Err
win Newton of burlington and Wilbur
Newton OF Georgia are visiting at c. f.
Cliffor1's
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FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Missionary society met
with Mrs Henry Carpenter Wednes-
day afternoon.-Mrs. Sedgwick Preston
had bad fall recently and broke one
arm.-Alrs. Anna S. Robinson and daugh-
ter. Molie, have returned from Washing
ton. u, c., where they have been for the
past few months.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Avery are taking a carriage drive through
Bristol and Brandon.-B. W. Collins WAS
kicked by horse Thursday and one leg
was broken.-Russell Preston had an
other shock July T.Miss Jessie Ball Is
visiting Bernicia Avery.-Miss Cora Bard
of Boston is spending her vacation at
home.-The Ladies' Entertainment club
will have picnic on the park on Thurs
day afternoon,-Mr. and Mrs, Fred kel-
ley of itttletown, ~ H.. are visiting at
G. l.. Kimbalrs.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Mayhem Of Glens Falls, n. Y, were
guests the past week Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
A. Cushman.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. !. Walker are enter
tanning their cousin, Clarence Weeks. of
Boston and their niece. Mrs. Stanley Tut
tie, and son of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Brong of Lockport, N. Y, ara
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Nj. p. Cook.-'rhe
Rev. John Ruckham and daughter of
Berkeley. Cal. We're recent guests OF his
aunt Mrs Susan Wright.-.Mrs. w, w.
Moore is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mumford. at Springfield, Mass
Mrs l.. II. Nottingham went on Monday
to York Beach, Names. G.. Moore OF
Westtield, Mass. passed Sunday with his
family at q. II. Hall's.-Mss Lizzie Me-
han has returned to Glens Falls, N. y
O. X Collins returned from FerrisburG
Sunday.-August 10 the Ladies' Aid Join
with the churches of Ticonderoga In the
annual excursion through Lake Cham
plain, Ausable Chasm and burlington.
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ADDISON.

Fred Smith of Holyoke, Mass. is visit
ing at NJ. A. Smith Marce Norton
Of Bristol was the guest Of May Tracy
last Week.-Mrs.. Noble and Mrs Lang
worthy and daughter of Ripton were re-
cent guests OF Rev. and Mrs. G. T.
Reekie.-Thc sad news has reached US
OF the death of CYRUS stowe of Bird
port. He was instantly killed by light
ming while on load of hay. He leaves
a young widow who was Miss clara
Fisher of this town Mr.. and Mrs. FL
der are the guests of Mrs. Elders par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson The
barn belonging 20 the tenant house on
John Elmoro's place was burned sun
day cvcning.-Rev. II. II. White and
family of Hardwick are visiting here
Mrs. Susie Baker Howe and family Of
Worcester are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs James Baker-Mr and Mrs,
II. II. Spooner gave party Monday eve
ming In honor OF the 2lst birthday Of
Miss Edith Spooner, A gold locket was
presented her.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Buxton and children
of Cambridge are visiting relatives In
toyn.-Miss Abare Of Shelhurne has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Barbara Desany.
for ten days.-Mr and Mrs a. c. VII
ltams of ST. Adams are the guests Of
relatives in town for few days.. +,
Krewet and Miss .-lizabeth krewet or
Marmaneck. n. Y. are In town for few
WHOLESALERS. Mary Blaisdell and grand
son, Lowell. of Chicago. who have been
visiting at II. T. chases have gono 10
Cambridge to visit relatives.-Mrs. Calista
stevens, who has been visiting her daush-
ter, Mrs. ]. T. Narney, returned 10 sur
lington Friday.-Frederic Derby ltoy"
Hulburd Edward Narney and fTederic
Ross, accompanied by l.. a. Brown re
turned Friday from Few DAYS tramp
over Mount MansHcd and home through
stowe, Waterbury and Richmond-Mrs,
Isaac Chase OF ST. Adams is visiting her
son, H. T. Chase. WiiIlam CASH
more returned to SALISBURY saturday
after a few days in toWn'-Mrs. Decor
reau of Cambridge IS visiting her sister,
Mrs Hebert.-Mrs. Cashmere ana son.
Wilbur have returned from visit In
Piattsburgh. ~ Y,-Mrs. X, H. Gaiusha
and son. Donald, OF Boston, have been
visiting at Mrs. II. Il. Bishop's.-The con
dition OF Mrs. n. II. Goodwin VINO re-
Gently fractured bone In one OF her
ankles, Is as favorable as can be eN-
pected.
The Curtis water power, which was re-
Gently purchased by the Jericho trahite
company. has been greatly improved
| new dam has been constructed ana
modern water wheel Is TO be lnstaiieu
which will furnish sufficient power TO op
| crate their surface cutter ana all pheu
matte tools In and about their sheh' max
| Ing 1t one Of the modern equipped granite
works OF our State,
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ORWELL.

Miss Nellie RYAN has returned from
Nergennes, whore she spent some days
with her brothe:s.-T. f.. Bush of New
York was with Mrs. Bush here last week
james Ryan of Rutland spent last week
In town.-Eagle Inn Is we'll filed with
summer boarders.-tieorge stay of New
York is with his brother {. l.. Stay.-Miss
Hazel MonEcr was married to Mr.
MARCEL of Brandon at the Congregational
parsonage July @1.-Mr. and Mrs
Crosby of Middlehury spent last Sunday
with G. L. Smith and family.-A. ]. Uough
has closed his house and gone to Port
Henry to live with his daughter. Mrs.
H. L. Keller Miss Pellic. his house,
keeper, has gone to her home In Dresden,
N Y
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LINCOLN.

Miss Wilcox of Boston Is visiting Mrs.
v. w. Morgau.-The 23rd annual reunion
of the Colby family will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Merrill
August l1.-Thero was quiet wedding
at the homo of W. A. Lee Tuesday noon,
when his daughter. Ruth, and Ivan Stead
man were united in marriage by the Rev.
Charles Franklin of Starksboro. Only a
few OF the near relatives were present.
The happy couple started amid a shower
of rice for few days outing at the lake,
The Rev. Mr.. Hull will supply the pull
pit at the Methodist Church the next
three Sundays In tho absence of the pas
tor, the Rev Mr.. Stone.-Mrs. Vaness
Dearbourn Is III.
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ESTATE or LOOMS a. B,LLAnD.

ESIAIE LOO ~. ~ NlEb.AhD.
STATE or VERMONT District of
Chittcnden, SIS,
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District aforesaid:
To all persons Interested in the e.
tate of I.oomis A. Ballard, late OF Bur
iington, in said district deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas said court has assigned the
22nd day OF August, 1910 for examin-
Ing and allowing the account Of the
Of the estate of said de-
couaed, and for u partial decree Of the
residue OF said estate to the lawful
claimants OF tho same. and ordered
that public notice thereof be given -
all persons Interested In said estate
by publishing this order three weeks
successively previous to The LAY IA
signed, In the Burlington Weekly Free
Press a newspaper published at Bur
lingtor, In sad district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
TO appear at the Probate Once in
burlington in said district. OF tn. day
assigned, then and there to contest
the allowance Of said account II you
see cause, and to establish your right
as heirs. legatoes and lawful claim
ants to said residue.
Given under my hand. this 2sth day
5.wS 10 Judge,
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NORTH VERRIsBURGH.

Charles Cronk was surprised on his
birthday by about 60 of his friends last
Friday evening. and presented with a
purse.-Miss Maria Kingsland has re-
turned from Rutland after attending the
summer school.-William Newton has re-
turned to Boston after visiting his family
at NJ, +. Allens-Mrs. Esma Palmer has
returned after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Rowley. In Sheburne. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Bessette of Burlington
spent Sunday at his fathers, Frank
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
Chittenden ss,
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To all persons Interested In tho es-
tate OF CHndide LeClair, late Of Bur
l!ngton, IN said district, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, said Court has assigned tho
gard day Of August next. for examining
and allowing the account Of the
executor Of tho estate OF said
deceased Dec and for . decree decree OF
the lawful claimants of the same,
and ordered that public notice thereof
be given 10 all persons Interested In
said estate by publishing this order
three weeks succcssively previous to
the day assigned, In tho Burlington
Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pub
Iished at Burlington, in said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
10 appear at the Probate once in
Burlington. in said district, on the day
assigned then and th"re to contest
the allowance of said account II you
soc cause, and to establish your rights
as heirs. .egatces and lawful claim
ants to said residue.
Given under my hand. this 2sth day
Of July, 1910.
ORMAN =, RAY
swat Judge.
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storm Saturday morning Cyrus Stone
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed.-Mrs. Agnes Williams IL at v. NJ.
Benedicts In New Haven.-tMiss Ava
Hawley of Floral Park Is the guest OF
Mrs. Herbert Howe.-Miss Minnie Riley
Is visiting at Rutland.-The desk at the
Congregational Church will be occupied
next Sunday by the Rev. G. r. Hessel-
grove.
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ESTATE OF DANA Il. GODDARD.

OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden ss.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for
the District Of Chittendcn.
To all persons Interested in the cs-
tate of Dana y. Goddard late of Bur
in said district. deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden at Bur-
lington. within and for said district
on the 2Sth day Of July. 1910, an in
struinent purporting to be the last
VIII and testament OF Dana b. Cod
dard. late of burlington. in said dis
trict, deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate
And II is ordered by said Court that
tho 22nd day of August. 1910, at the
Probate Office in said burlington be
assigned for proving said instrument:
and that notice thereof be given TO ali
persons concerned. by publishing this
order three weeks successively In the
burlington Weekly Free Press n
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. If you have cause.
Given under my hand, at Burlington
In said district, this 2Sth day of July
1910.
ORMAN P RAY,
o,w3t Judge.