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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
WEST NORTHFIELD.

Mrs Daniel Mack is on the sick list
William Aldrich has been housed with
grip o,, Nth
relatives in Quincy. !,
Earl Adams is spending "eeh VIZ
relatives in Worcester.
Roy Stratton and Isabel New WY Rnth
spending the week with halPii anu 49,
Holton. 1t: snon+
Walter Fairman of Pennsylvania sP frs
Christmas with his parents ME- anu
J. w. Fairman. ,o boon
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Briggs hd hnsband.
entertaining her daughter >i ana Y nuso'N'
Mr.. and Mrs. Swallow, OF New ioiN.
Roland Briggs, who has been a l popall
lar clerk for Frank Stark tor sey N,,,
months, has returned to his nome III W."
York. :. coo
Mrs. Jennie Hammond, wife OF George
G. Hammond, passed away, Monday at a W..
ace Of AZ wears nine months, Short selv,
;ees we're held here Wednesday, morning
i bv Rev Mr.. Phelps, and the body was
token to Brownsville, her former nome;
for services and burial. Mrs. Hammon u
moved here nearly two years ago anu a.
thougb an invalid she made friends wl VIII
al che met, Mr.. Hammond IS populdi
conductor on the Boston 4 Name IpaJ'
r runnins from Keene to Springfield. Much
sympathy is felt for him and his daugi, res
also the feeble father, John hia a 5angh,
who has made his home with ms uaus,-
5 Mrs io Iohn Donoghue, Of Brownsville, also
s Mis, Sei The flowers were many . and
i beautifui. The conductors gave beant, ith
r ueaa and the railroad men at South
W Wl1aln q beautiful wreath and pillow
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Fremont Cook spent Sunday IN smell
burne Falls.
Gene Harris is spending the holidays
in South Deerfield.
Misses Grace and Ruth Learnard re-
turned from their vacation Thursday
Kathryn Calvin has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. M. c. Harris, the past week
CLAYTON Barry of Green River Is
visiting his brother Clinton, tins Week
Laura Harris finished work for Z. I.
Clark Saturday, and returned 10 mel
home in Shelburne Falls.
Christmas exercises were held at the
schoolhouse last week Thursday even
inc. followed by farce, The Night pc
fore Christmas, which was enloyed ps
the parents and friends Of the chliaren
The program was as follows: song
Christmas Bells, school; recitation, Oh
stinate Santa Claus, Forest Stone, Tecl,
tation, When Bob Was Naughty, Floyd
Harris: recitation, My Quarter, Evelyn
Williams; recitation, How Christmas
Came TO the Poorhouse, Helen Sprague
recitation. Christmas. Malcolm Chase;
song, Joybells, John Leslie and Wesley
Phillips: recitation, Wesley and Merle
Stone; song, Santa Is Coming, Leon
La Rock and Floyd Stone: recitation
Christmas Time, Roland Hubbard; reel
tation, Santa Claus s Airship, Byron
Sprague; recitation, My Present, Eyer,
ett Williams; recitation, Guilty or Not
Guilty, Agnes Harris; song, SWING
Swing, eight boys; recitation. santa T.! s
.Toke. Alpheus Chase; recitation, Dla
mond Wedding, Mary Learnard; recita
ton. Uncle Bill Played Santa, Floyo
Stone; song, Jingle Bells. school; Aftei
the farce Santa and his wife distributed
the offs from a well-filled tree.
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Northfeld, Mass.
Christmas in the Churches.

Ms ,cnios Al ila Congregational saa,sl
Is nrtiion With the Christmas IN,
81 ,lay evening, vas Of unns,ial inter
- NAile ihs church Mas dafkenel !
+ ui young women slirssssl M Nblt.
k1 lighted candles. passed up loil
sss mirl aud Itassed out, singing Chr,st
-. iinls. Following this Mis- DoToth,
WIHr sang a solo W0h pleasing eflesi
nl ihslr vas alsa a song BIZ a quartet
Nj liihrf and Mics Curtis gave several
81, entertaining feeliaiiohs, after which
Ssa.4 claus appeared aud nnloadfd ths
IA, Refreshments Of icecram ami cake
81 -tn,d Ia the dining rnom. Rev. \.
Ry smith preached from the song of Tie
tt.-, rtauv on Earth, SUNDAY morning.
h. 5 evening the ehillwn of the sunday
!, a gave a program oi sangs aud Tcrl
lif, which Was very good, The church
81, i,enmled with ropes aud wcalhs ol
EHUI hemloeks and pine lfces and
81 itia. glso with the fruit and glo.
5l brought ~ gifts 10 the poDr hN the
5tn Ut the Sunday sehool 10 n, hi,
~ ung service,
lrl,lmas entertainment was held al
d. nnlrisn rhnn'h FRIDAY evening The
lH Nas decorated with evergreen ami
r lDAru, ~ abundance, \ program ii
p Iunr and song, wa gwen hN the
q. .,n ol the sunday school. after which
SHa claus mlna,lol tree lur them.
SrIl, morning Rev 4 T. Wilson
81 bed nn the song ~ the insois The
ssng Message ol Peace. accompanied
81 Ni.s Marion Webster on the violin. r.
4 Eir'd sang solo. Communion ~ the
Iais supper va, observed aud "a mem
81. Wenr admitted Ia the chul,h Mr.
sd Mr.. T.. \. rmu. Mr. and Mrs
HuN smith Mr. aud Mn, l. W
4. Tor
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
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/ Mrs. sarah CLAY is guest at Gcorg"
+ r. Aplin :.
Lawrence Aver is at home for n
+ week : vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dickinson spent
4 Christmas in Brattlchnro.
/ Miss Ellen Crawford is spending the
/ Christmas vacation az Mrs. NJ. p. WASH
+ burn :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Clough entertained
I partv Of eight at Christmas dinner
Monday.
Willie Grimes Of Ashuelot, \. H.
/ visited his brother, James Grimes, mere
/ this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Mason Of Spring.
/ field. Mass, were visitors in town over
] Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bristol Of
/ Clarcmout. y. H.. were visitors IN town
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills Of fitchhurg.
I Mass. is Il guest Of Mrs Sarah Is. ilol-
/ ton this week.
Mrs. Hannah K, Waite went 20 Bel.
Z lows Falls Monday for visit M Dr'
/ G. II. Gorham 5.
Miss Abbie Washbun has returned
/ from California where she has been
1 nearly two years
DIR. +. Z. Hopkins Of Springfield,
! Mass. was n guest of his aunt, MIS-. H.
4 C. Parker, Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Treadway Of Middleton;
| Conn. was recent guest OF MI ana
Mrs w. G, Treadwav
The Christmas trees were very well
attended. considering the severe ram
storm and lev travelling.
Miss Fav Bartlett of Northampton
Mass. is visiting her sister, MISS Beat
rice Bartlett, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. +. Robertson spen,t
Christmas in Northamnton, Mass" WIN
Mr.. and Mrs George Iiillman..
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional society will he held in the YES
trv Tuesday afternoon at o'cloek
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and child of
Rrattleboro were Christmas guests of
Mrs, Wright from Saturday until Mon
day. !,
beginning Jan. | the telephone toll
rate between Putney and Westmore
land n. H., will be reduced from ~ 10
cents.
Mrs. George Weber and daughter,
Lillian. went to West Brattleboro 70
spend Christmas with the former 5
mother. Mrs Ormes.
Miss Lizzie Houghton was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs A. G. ,Honghton ana y,
W. Houghton in Fitchburg, Mass, from
Saturday until Monday.
Roy Nichols finished work as foreman
for the w. A. Cole PAPER company sat
nrdav and went to New York city this
week. Edward Rice takes his place
as foreman.
Examinations will take place in Put
new Ian. 81 to fill a contemplated va
! cancv in the position of fonrth-class
/ postmaster at East Putney The com.
pensation of this office for the last
| fcca1 ypar was Slgl
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
WEST GuILroRD.

Twenty from this place attended the
Christmas tree saturday evening iu
Guilford Center.
Tie annual church aud society meet
inc of the West GuilIord Baptist chufch
will be held in the vcstrY SATURDAY
Dee. 81, at ! p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fisher of
Towushend came saturday 10 spehu
Christmas with Mrs. Fisher 5 mother,
Mrs. william Aklev.
There was a family gathering WITH
a Christmas tree SATURDAY. evening NJ
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Thomas
IN of their children and grandchildren
being present
There will be no services IN the Bap,
tist church Sunday morning on account
of the haptismll services IN the west
Brattleburo church Sunday Afternoon
nj 9 D. m. when eight candidates from
this place will be baptized.
News was received last week Of the
sudden death in Moravia. \: ", 81
Cora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam whitney, formerly of this place
She was III only few hours with lnfan-
file PARALYSIS She realized her condl-
tion and asked her parents and sisters
not 10 mourn for her. SAYING she was
clad TO 90 il she could meet her onl "
brother. who died only eight months
ago with the same disease, She was 20
wears old,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
Fast DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. D. w. Gates is on the SICK llst.
Edward Clark is working at ii. Z.
Hazelton s.
Carl Newton has been carrying mail
in absence of w. B. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Colburn spent the day
away from home with friends.
Mr.. Jenison is spending Christmas
HOLIDAYS with his sister, Mrs. Ella Jen-
ison. ;.
Mr. Titus of Brattleboro, the fruit
free agent, is canvassing the town TINS
week.
Mrs. A. G.. Davis of Chesterfield, y.
TT Is AT the home of her son, U. u.
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown had their
Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Reed.
Mrs. River is convalescent, and Aus
tin Laughton and Alonzo Bradley are
out again.
T.. O. Boyle and his son, Dale, were
ouests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Crosby
Christmas day.
Misses Corona and Minnie Bell of
Brattleboro were Christmas guests OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Miller OF Brat
tloDOrO were 3ueSlS VI 4!i' On" 1850 "
+. Walker at Locust Ridge farm.
The Miller familv-brothers, and SIS
tersHNhad reunion at Maple Ridge
Fruit farm with Christmas dinner and
tree.
T. N. Reed and his granddaughters'
Misses Blanche and Hazel Newton
dined Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs
d. F. Reed in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harry Miller; Mrs.
Lila Miller Reed and Miss Miriam
Reed were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. ii.
Miller at their Christmas dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard jackson OF
Chelsea. Mass, who came. Saturday to
enioy Christmas festivities with Mr.:
and Mrs. g. F. Wellington, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Brown and sons,
Arthur and Harry. spent CHRISTMAS
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Downs. and en-
loved a good dinner and the pleasures
of Christmas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ray. Misses Flor
ence and GLADYS Ray and Ernest Kay OF
Briarcliffe and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Hewitt and daughter of Brattleboro
were Christmas guests of Mr.. and MIS-
C. r. Crosby.
Mr.. Mcclure of Mt. Hermon, was
puest Saturday at H. III. Hall s: lie
attended the Christmas exercises Satur'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30

day evening, and Sunday evening con
Quoted the services az the Christian
Endcayor meeting,
The date for the agricultural meeting
Monday. Jan. =, afternoon and evening
al Gmuee hall, should be kent In mind
then an be on hand. supper will be
served for the speakers; for Others, the
pienie plan will be- adopted,
MANY of the Christmas visitors left
on the Monday afternoon train 10 take
up life = work again. The HOLIDAYS al
wnys show the hold the old home has
upon those who have left it-no place
like the old home TO celebrate,
There were MANY pleasant family
gatherings Christmas daN, Mr.. and
MR.. l.. l.. stark entertained Mr.. and
MIR. carl r. Reed and also Mr. and
Mrs. =. l.. stark aud children Of South
Vernon and Charles Laughion.
Mrs. n. T. Spaulding and Miss Nellie
Spaulding. with +. II. Spaulding OF
Springfield. spent saturday IN Soui ,
Vernon. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. n,
johnson. and Sunday LAWYER Spaulding
spent the day here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Spaulding
The Christmas tree at the church
was Of the usual Ofder-reeitations,
singing. etc. pfettilv decorated trees
laden with gifts. candy and oranges.
Ernest Raw impersonatcd Santa Claus.
willing helpers unloaded the mysterious
fruit and the Young messengers DIS
tributed il 10 the recipients.
Giles 7. Reed of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, came up Sunday morning 70
complete the family circle nj Log Cabin
farm. where. besides the children and
grandchildren, Miss Louise G; Walker
Of NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Ralph Hall,
Clarence Read and Sylvenus Kelley
were guests Gifts from a well laden
tree were distributed in the evening.
II. c. Hazelton is very i'll with pneu-
monia His daughter, Miss Elsie, who
was called from her school Thursday
of last week to help care for him, re.
Mrs. Eva Bell Of Brattlehoro is now
acting rs nurse. Mr.. Hazelton had
passed the crisis in the disease We'd
aasday. and was now reported improv-
ing.
Evening Star grange Tuesday even
ing elected for the ensuing year the fol-
lowing officers: Master, U. G. DAVIS
overseer. Arthur Brown; steward, Er-
nest Raw: assistant steward, Walter
Hall; lecturer, Mrs. Dora Davis; treas
urer. i. o. Downs: secretary, Mrs. Alb
bic 4. b. Patch; gatekeeper, Harold A.
Reed; chaplain, Elsie Hazelton; PO-
mona, Mrs. Augusta Bennett; Ceres,
Mrs Lenna Tenney; Flora, Mrs. LILA
Williams; lady assistant steward, Miss
Hazel Newton.
4 masquerade ball will be the attrac-
ton Jan 6 in Grange hall, Dummerston
Center. 1t will be another of the en-
ioyable dances that have been given by
Evening Star grange, and will prove
as worthy of patronage rs have pre-
vious ones. All are cordially invited.
A supper of roast pork and mashed 20.
tatoes, etc. will be served. Members OF
the grange are requested to contribute
literally pies, cakes, and needful edi-
bles Prepare your costumes and be
ready for a good time.
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SOUTH VERNON.

4 Happy New Year 20 AL.
There were many holiday visitors
over sunday.
Fremont fairman lost one Of his driN'
ing horses recently.
Martin Brown WAS injured hhdlN IN
the woods last week.
Clarence Newton bias returned y
Springfield. Mas, and the Farm = LOT
sale,
Frank Moore went 10 his home ~
Efying. Mass, for the Christmas hoh'
days.
The special music in the Advent
church last SUNDAY Was much ehloAed
by large audience.
The Christmas exercises aud dccoih.
tions In both SUNDAY schools were very
nno last Friday evening.
L.ouise Lahclle, l.ucy Weatherhcd'
Amy Easton and Ruth Fnirmah are
spending two weeks ~ home from 'heh
schools.
Next sunday will be the nnniNeT.
sary of the dedication Of the church
and the pastor will observe II IN MS
service.
Mrs. Nancy Morgan Brooks. wife OF
the late George NJ, Brooks, lied luilt
suddenly after an illness 81 lew uo'l
with bronchial pneumonia. She was Z
wears of age. Five sous -Shsefman OF
North Adams. Fred y Fall klNet,
Mass. George, Edgar and Joseph OF ttlis
tovn-besidrs an adopted daughter
Mrs cora Jackson of Springfield.
Mass. survive her. The funeral was
brld from her home Tuesday, Dec. 20.
Rev. George TYLER OF Bristol, Conn.,
otIiciated. Flowers from the children
ma friends were very beautiful; She
was kind neighbor and highly re-.
speeted hv all. She was member oil
The Advent Christian church.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
ouILroRp CENTER,

Han Jaoneih went 10 Woodstock, VI,
Friday 10 visit HE sister, Mrs, Robert
White,
Mr. aud Mrs. Archie Miner went "a
linsion Tuesday ON business, returning
"Wednesday,
The l'niversalsi sociely will hold Il.
annual meeting in the library saturday
evening, Jan. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whiiiemore went "a
Springfield, Mas, Monday returning
"Wednesday morning,
Mr.. Harry Thomas and daughter
Efma. II naiiAbato. are guests Of MI
aud Mr., George Thomas.
Roy lngfaham went 20 New Britain,
Conn. lat week saturday 10 visii his
brother. Warren and George.
\ birthday party was held ia the town
hall Wednesday evening for Albert hh
de- but owing 20 { j. storm but lew we're
present
The Christmas exercises held in the
Gtangr hall last saturday evening called
out quite an attendance and were very M
ierrstinp Two trees wei laden with
prssents for bath old and young were die
iributed by + l.. Wellman and Bert
Whiticmore.
Mr.. and Mn. Herbert Clark were hap.
piIv SURPRISED last Sunday when 10 Of
their children aud grandchildren arrived
early ia the morning TO spend CHRISTMAS
with thcm They We're Mr.. and Mrs:
George Clark and daughter, Mabel OF
Waterbury, VI; Mr.. and Mr.. Ernest
Marble 81 Bartonsyille, VI; Mr., and Mr.
.Iohn McCluc aud daughter, Mary, Of Bel.
lows Falls Mr.. and Mrs viii Galley. OF
Wcstmorcland. y. H.; MIR and Mrs.
Harry littlcton and daughter, Edith, Of
Pntney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benlamin
Brown and little son OF this place. pne
daughter remained for visit OF few
14Na
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JACKSONVILLE.

Remember the annual fair and festival,
Jan. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Holbrook spent
Christmas at S. H. Hobrook's.
0. r. Butterfeld of Orange, Mass, was
with his family Monday and Tuesday.
Bert Leonard and family visited at
Joseph Leonard's the first of the week.
Stella Butterfeld spent her holiday, va
cation with her father, A. A. Butterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Wheeler of Athol,
Mass, visited Mrs. James 0. Corse this
week.
Dr. f. d. Stafford was called to see
George Briggs, who is suffering from heart
trouble.
Mrs. Alden S. Plumb and daughter,
Ethel, of Greenfield visited at F. G. Bark
er's Wednesday.
The children and grandchildren Of A. A
Butterfield met at M. A. Buttertied'
Monday evening for the annual gathering
and Christmas tree.
Officers of Twilight Rebekah lodge fol-
1911: N. G., Mrs. George E. Shippee; v
G., Mrs f. w. Corkins; secretary, Mary
Canedy; treasurer, E. P. Reed.
Officers of Vermont lodge, X. Of H., fol
1911 are: Dictator, Mrs. Lillian Coleman
" d., Mrs. Bertha chase; a.. ~.
Mrs. Clara Hall; G. E., Adna B. Chase
chaplain, E. H. Stetson; Rep, |. l.. Hall
financial secretary, H. G. Reed; treasur,
er, G. H. Coleman; G. R., A. G. Stetson
Z. N, G. L. Reed; trustees, w. II. Han
cock, j. H. Kidder and hurry Pierce.
The children and grandchildren of Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Reed spent Christmas with
them. The gathering included MI. and
Mrs. H. G. Reed, Clyde, Tracy, Florence;
and Ada, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Reed
and daughters, Mildred and Madeline
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Reed and ,daugh'
ter of Brattleboro, and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Reed and three children.
Officers of North River grange elected
Tuesday are: Master, G. A. Faulkne T,
overseer, F. A. Dalrymple; steward, ). h
Coleman; lecturer Mrs. Clara Coleman
assistant steward, G.. E. Shippee; chap
lain, Mrs. Martha Fuller; treasurer Mrs Mrs
A. J. Faulkner; secretary, w; s. Allen
gate-keeper, George E. Churchill; Ceres
Mrs. ANY R. Churchill; Pomona, Christ
enc Brigham; Flora, Mrs. g. A. Faulkner,
ladv assistant steward, Mrs. George L
Shippee; musical director, Lottie Thomas
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
WEST HALIFAX.

D. D. Pratt is driving team for q. f.
Clark & Son.
D. d. Pratt and Emery Whitney traded
horses this week.
R. J. Phillips and I. L. Hall have bought
new Grimm evaporators.
Rev. w. M. Hitchcock was in Brattle'
boro Wednesday and Thursday.
Phillip Hitchcock of the Mt. Hermon
school is spending his vacation at home.
Clarence Perry of Brattlleboro, spent
Christmas with his brother, Charles
Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Whitney and son,
Archie. were in Brattleboro Tuesday on
business.
Miss Alta Battles, teacher in the Hatch
district. has gone to her home near bos
ton for the holidays.
Miss Abbie Warren underwent an ope
ration on her throat at Memorial hospltaiI
in Brattleboro Monday and is doing wen
at this writing. ~.
The village school is closed for TINS
week The teacher, Miss Martha Gray,
has gone to her home in Hinsdale, N. H.
to spend the holidays.
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LEYDEN.

Eva nf0aks is AZ home ioF tao weeks
from teaching school Ia Conway,
Miss Ethel inlihgt0n was al her faith
er's, = II, hadlnglon's, over Christmas,
Christmas was obsenei with a tree AMI
exercises hy the ehlldrvn Ia the town
hall Saturday night.
Mrs. T., q. llooper went 10 Boston
Monday "a Welt hcr mother, She plans 10
he away two weeks or more,
The rain Of Saturday Was welcome and
The idea that Il was one IT the best
Christmas gifts was freely expressed,
Children aud grandchildren gai hered al
lhe home OF :, G. Severance. where ibs
table for The Christmas dinner was laid
FOE 80
Loitie Severance returned Ia her faith
rr's sunday, after being ia the Franklin
County hospital two woeks or more, She
l. much improved in health,
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ESTATE or JoHN 5. wALKER
STATE or VERMONT.

> District q Marlboro. -.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid:
10 all persons Interested IN the estate o. John
s. Walker. late Of Dummcrsion In said District
deceased. Greeting:
Whereas said Cour, has assigned the SlHt day OF
December, next for examining and allowing the
account Of the administrator of the estate Of sad
deceafcd and for decree Of the residue OF SAID
estate 10 the lawful claimants Of the same and
ordered that public notice thereof be given 70 all
persons interc. ted in said estate by publishing
This order three weeks successfully previous 10
the day assigned In the Brattleboro Reiormer a
newspaper published az Brattleboro. In said Dis
trict.
Therefore. you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Office IN Brattleboro IN sad Dlstr!et,
on lie day assigned then ard there TO contest the
allowance Of said account, IL you see cause and
10 establish your right as heirs lcgatees and law
full claimants 10 said residue.
Given Under My Hand this Sth day Of Deem
S.52 H. E. EDDY. Register.
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ESTATE OF WILLARD B. SARGENT
rATF m VFRMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT.
- District of Marlboro, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
aforesaid
To ali persons interested in the estate of Willard
B. Sargent, late of Brattleboro In said District.
deceased, Greeting;
Where's, said Court has assigned the Slst day
of December, next, for examining and allowing the
account of the administrator of the estate OF said
deceased, and for decree of the residue of said
estate to the lawful claimants of the same and
ordered that public notice thereof be given to all
persons interested in said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous to
the day assigned, in the Brattleboro Reformer;
a newspaper published at Brattleboro IN SAID
District. 80,
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro. in said District
on the day assigned. then and there to contest
the allowance of said account if you see cause,
and to establish your right as heirs, legatees and
lawful claimants to said residue.
Given Under My Hand this 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1910. rrnx, n.
50-52 II, H. EDDl, hesistei'