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ESSEX JUNCTION.

a delightful luncheon was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. James II
Niele in honor of Mrs. Henry u. Snyder.
Mrs. Niele was assisted I'm serving by
Mrs. Henry Teachout and Mrs. James
II. Burke. The rooms were PRETTY
decorated with flowers. The afternoon
was spent in playing 800. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Carlton G. Robbins and
Mrs. Galen NJ. Cady.
Tho J. +. Hunt real estate agency has
sold for Mrs. Ida Williams her farm in
Cnder1ill to Fred Mcclellan OF North
Cnderhill.
While working on a Hudson automobile
Oct. II. f. II. Stanley lost the end of
one Of his little fingers. 1t was caught
between a spoke of one OF the wheels
and 81 bolt or the brake. The wheel was
revolving slowly but the power vas
sufficient to cut the finger entirely of
between the first and second Joints. Mr..
Stanley was hurried to Fanny Allen hos
pital in an automobile. where a second,
cleaner and less painful amprtation wa
made.
Capt. j. j. Monahan. who resided at
Butlcr's Corners. about two miles from
this village, died at Fanny Allen hospital
early Tuesday morning. where he had
loen for treatment about six weeks.
Death was due to general debility. Mr..
Monahan was born in Rutland SO years
ago. For many years he lived in Under
hin. whore he was town clerk for about
3S years. He had been a lawyer about 81
years. Captain Monahan was a mem
Der OF Co. + of Berdan's sharp shooters,
Mr.. Nonahan Is survived by his wife
and little daughter, Mary. and one son by
a former marriage. Edward T. Monahan,
of Boston, also one brother. Thomas
Monahan. and three sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Murphy, Mrs. John Farrell and Miss
Mary Monahan of Burlington. The fu-
neral Will he held at 81. Mary's Cnthe-
dral this morning. The remain
will be taken to Rutland for burial.
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HINEsBURG.

MISS Wayne Magec has beon spendlna
. few days In Waterbury, the guest Of
Miss Josephine Grout.-Nr and Mr. H.
Nelson of Waterbury spent Thursaav 81
Mrs. James Magee's.-Arthur Biset,e and
FAMILY VIII move to Richmond this week.
Two nephews of Mrs. william Sane
tuary from Westford were her n1os,s
over S~unday.-The band fair closed sue.
cessfully Saturday e~vening-Ralph Mo.
Kenzie, who has been very in. is SLOWLY
im~proving.-The Rev. Mr.. Leonard Of
Chicago spoke at the Methodist Church
sunday evening In the interest Of Troy
Conference Academy at Poultney.-Jamoq
Bird Is very sick and IL care Of a trained
nurse.-Mrs. II. 6. Cassidy vert 10 Bur.
ling'on Monday to visit her sister, Mr..
a. l.. Walker, before returning to her
home in Springfield. Mass.
Charles Smith has moved from .Ionos-
Vile to the Barnes tenement and has en-
tloymcnt with Perry Read & Co.-George
Finley has sold hts farm to Leonard
johnson and is boarding AZ Mr.. Cura-
voo's.-James Bird is very nI.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Beech of New Milford.
Conn, were the guests at Mr.. and Mr..
T.. F.. Lyman Tuesday.-John Chairman
passed the last Of the week with II. g..
Poecher In Ilydeville-Nrs. Edward Hai-
lis is seriously il.-Mrs. Alice Mcnamara
is in Westford.-Mrs Perry Read is ILL.,
Mrs. Clarke Pierce and daughter. Cora
line, have Joined her husband In Burlir--
ton.-Mrs. Edward Severance Of Bur-
lingtOn was I'm touu GupJat.
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Tho Ladies' Help society will meet with
Mrs. w. Il. Buxton Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilmer or Phiia-
dclphla are visiting her sister. Mrs. W.
II. Curtls.ANlsses Susie and Irene Car
roll visited thcir mother at Fanny Allen
Sundny.r-Miss Lillian Cleveland
went Saturday to the hospital, where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Monday-By reason Of the date Oct. %
intervening between engagements IN
larger towns the people of the
ity are to have the privilege Of hearing
"1lc Spanish Ciirl' at the congregation
al church that evening.
The funeral of John NJ. Storrs. who
died Sunday morning after n FIVE
DAYS illness Of pneumonia, was held
from his late home Tuesday morning
Mt ten o'clock. the Rev. n. w. VOL
colt officiating. There was no mu-
sic. The bearers were four neigh
bors, James Carroll, Thomas Adrien.
Wilson Curtis and Lorenzo Rice. The
interment was in Green Mountain
cemetery, INSTRUMENTATION FIRE.
dette of Woodstock has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Gomo.-B. G. Brown
Nl''N' ~ H1'o "a h''P 'aNJ
for occupancy within a few weeks
Mrs. H. A. Crandall Of Burlington
was m town to attend the funeral OF
her brother, j. NJ. Storrs.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Derby and family go next
week to their new home In Johnson.
Mrs. Martin Packard Is visiting in
Richmond, W.lliston and Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Buxton and
family. who have been living In Cam
bridge for two years, are I move
back to town soon.-Benjamin Buxton
OF Bellows Falls Is visiting relatives
in Mrs. John Tarbox Is at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox
for a few days.-Mrs. Peter Como has
returned from several days visit
with relatives in Canada.-Mr. and
Mrs e. y. Scott and daughter, Irene,
who ave beer visiting relatives here
for two weeks. returned Monday to
their home in Dudley. Mass
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Earl Davis was given g. surprise
party at the gymnasium Thursday
evenine.-Fannie, the 1~3-year-old
daughter of Sergeant Costantior. was
taken to the Industrial school by Con-
stable Rand Saturday moinins.-Mr.
and Mrs. JaiSes Odgers arrived rome
from Sprinl field, Mass, Saturday
morning.-HfCry Bailey is quite seri-
ously ill-Mrs. Eugene Marsh, district
deputy OF the y. f.. o. f., paid an ON
cial visit TO the iCdge at st. JohnsbutY
saturday nign:-Mlss Nellie Minot OF
Morrisvillc Visited at Earl Welch's
part Of last week.-Earl Davis has
completed his engagement at Halls
cafe and went Saturday to Whitefeld.
N. fisherman Simonds was In St.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Arthur Stetson has sold his milk route
to Ernest Wheeler.-Mrs +. NJ. Davis
and Mrs. James y. Clarke We're AT Ca
dy's Falls over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Goodrich OF East Calais We're in
town Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. Max
Schlarman, who has been visiting at
Newport for some time, has returned
home.-Andrew McCaffrey has finished
work at the bank and has taken a po-
sition with the A. G. Smith C~o.-Several
Of the young people enjoyed 4 h1sking
bee at the home of 4. Il. Holton Monday
niEht.-Nrs. q. r. Dow went with her
son. Foster. to stowe Monday night. Mr..
Dow will leave FOR the West Oou.-t \.
Ward has finished work for the village
of Hardwick. He has been employed -
electrician for several years.-Walter
Forest. who has been visiting in Boston
for two weeks. returned home Monday
night-Roy Badger left for California
Monday night.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Ladies' Ala or the congregational
society will give II harvest supper at
their church Friday evening. Oct. a.
Mrs. George Allen OF Fair Haven is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
r.. Childs,-Theophiius Hay ward of Lee,
Mass, spent last sunday with his
mother. Mrs. Jennie Hay ward.-Alr. and
Mrs. Nelson Merrill took in the excur-
sion to Boston.-Mrs Edward Bowdish
and daughters are visiting friends in
Boston.-Mrs. Silas Jewett, Miss Susan
Randall and William MacMurtry repre-
scented the Congregational, and Mrs. ID.
g. Twitchell, Mrs, Milo Johnson and
Mrs. O.. II. Reiny. the Methodist sunday
schools AT the state convention last
week.. O. Thompson suffered a severe
shock Of paralysis last Sunday night
from which he has not Yet recovered con-
seriousness and grave fears are enter
tanned OF his recovery.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Estelle Reynolds of Brockton,
Mass. is visiting Mrs, Fred l.. Hamilton.
Miss Ruth Hamilton and little Helen
Seeley have the whooping cough.-Nlrs,
j. A. Seeley and Mrs. Cassils Seeley en-
tertained the Daughters of Ruth yester-
day.-Miss Emma Bump and DR.. Read
were in Pttsford Saturday.-Fire started
about noon Monday In one of the barns
belonging to Fred Whitney. Aid was
at once summoned and by quick wort;
the other buildings We're saved. The
barn, which burned. was insured. The
cause of the fire is unknown.-Rev. and
Mrs. Peter Heller and daughter leave
Wednesday for "A two weeks vacation
Next Sunday, in the absence of the Rev
keller, tn" pulpit will be filled by Mr..
Moran, who will speak In the interest
of the Y. NJ. c. A.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Your magazine subscriptions
before the rates advance. I am pre-
pared to furnish some desirable clubs
at a low price before oct. 2s, 1910; such
as Hampton's. Review of Reviews.
E~verybody's. Delincator, worth 500
for $500; Hampton's, Pearson's, worth
90 for $50. At the close of this
month these clubs will cost $3.50 and
s2.l5 respectfully. There are many
other equally good combinations which
will advance from 60 cents to 500 in
side Of two weeks. Give me our sub
scr1ption before the prices advance.
Willis V. FArr, II Buell. St. Burlington,
Vt COS years in the business'.
27. d&w,1w
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Mrs. Lizzie Hubbard and Mrs. John
Preston are visiting in Northfeld.-Mr
Robinson and daughter of Ticondcroga.
N. Y. arc the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
w. Denton and famllY.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. J.. Waite went to Rutland Sunday to
visit their daughter. Mrs. Waite VIII
remain n week to visit relativcs.-Mis
Brofey OF Rutland was tho guest of Mrs.
G. II. Ketcham over SundaY.-Miss Ella
Kctcham OF Brandon Ia In town for n
few days calling on fricnds.-Mrs Mary
Greene Is In Brandon, the Iucst of Miss
Clara Kotcham.-M Mrs. T.. \. Webster was
In Brandon T~ucsday.a-A. \. Pond of
brandon is IN town looking after the in
tercsts Of his farm here.
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WINOOSKI.

Joseph Demarais widowcr, 81 years
of age. died at his home on West
Spring street. Frid7y afternoon of
heart disease. He had been in poor
health for some time past hut recently
began TO grow worse. suffering faint
ing spells. He was up and around
Friday but at about four o'clock he
was taken with another fainting spell
and life was extinct before medical aid
could he summoned. He moved to this
village about six months age from s..
Angel, Il. G. He lea YES one sister,
Mrs. perrault of North street, and four
brothers. one living hero. one In Maine
and two In Canada. The remains was
shipped to 81. Angel. +. O., Monday
morning, where tho funeral was
held.
Word was received in town Tues
day morning by George Raillargeon
of the death of his father. Nelson Bail
l%argeon. at his home in k~eesevtlle. n.
Y. Mr.. Raillargeon was - years old
and has been troubled with his heart
for some time past, which, with a
complication of diseases, was the
cause Of his death. Mr., and Mrs.
George Baillargcon went Tuesday
afternoon to attend the funeral.
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CENTER

Mrs. George Gravlin entertained al
dinner last Thursday nine ladies of
the w. r. G. of Cambridge.-Dr. A.
L. Fogg has bought Of Mrs. Celia
Newton the Dr. Newton place. SO
called.-A forty hours devotion ser
vice was held at st. Thomas's Church
last week, the Rev. Father Therrier
being assisted by the Rev. Fathers
Poulett of Essex junction. Claremont
of Richmond and Lacouture Of Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bart
lett have returned from n VISIT witt
relatives at Lynn. Mass.-Mrs. Fmms
Bailey of Hyde Park has been visit
ing q. l.. Joy, her brother.
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R F%ERRIsBURG

Rev. Or. Leonard will give n FREQ lee
ture in the Methodist Church Wednesday
evening.-AIiss Sadie Harrington OF Bur
lington Is visiting at her brothcr's. Fred
Harrington.-At the chicken pie supper
held last week at the home Of Carlos
Martin, tho Ladies' Aid society realized
27.--LeT Beach went to Boston on the
excursion and returned Monday night
Richard Willis has gone to w1llsboro, n.
", for n few days.-Thcro will be n
basket dance Mt the Martin house Friday
evening.-Elmer A. Preston has returned
from his trip to Boston.-s. 3. Martin
ana famtly were entertained at the
outlook. Long Point, over Sunday.-Mrs.
iIucihda Allen went to Burlington Mon
OhN 10 StnN 4 short time
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NEW HAVEN.

Madame Partch OF Burlington Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Partch.-
william Mcintyre attended the funeral
OF Hiram Merrill in Addison sunday
Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Hunt and son OF
"aitham Mass, were GUESTS of Mr..
ana Mrs. q. c. Coates FTiday.-Beaver
Glenn Grange entertained about forty
members OF the Vergennes Grange Fri
day evening.-Neighbors' night. vereen-
mes Grange furnished n fine program of
songs solos, reading and speaking, at
the close of which about $50 sat down to
a bountiful supper prepared by the
Beaver Glenn Grange. Much credit IL
due to the committee who had charge of
the supper.-H. Lafountain has sold
his blacksmith business to Mcintyre
Brothers OF Brlstol.-Mr. Lafountain WIN
locate in Port Henry.-Mr. Charles Sven
or has returned from n visit with her
daughter in Burlington.-Mrs. Helena
Palmer Giddins Is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. l.. Potter.-Fran Shackett was a
visitor In Burlington Monday.
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STATE OF, VERMONT. district of
Chittenden, -.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittcndcn.
To all persons Interested in the cs-
tate Of Julia Il. Puff.r. late of
Jericho, in said district deceased.
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington within and for said district
on tho 18Th day of October. 1910. an
instrument purportiug to be the last
viii and testament of Julia j..
Iuffer, late of Jericho, in said
district. deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
And II is ordered by said court that
the 9Th day of November. 1910. at tho
Probate Office in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument:
and that notice thereof he given to
all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successively in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press. a
ne circulating in that vicin-
ity, 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 10th day Of Oc-
tober, 1910.
OItMAN J.. RAY,
Io'w3t Judge.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBA ITS.

Arguments in the case " state ~,
George f.. rover of Efs"sS0rx an @f-
legged n wful deer killing rase wsvw
made in Franklin county Vossrt ert-
day afternoon and Juoge Miles eSuI-
pIeted his charge TO the jary at ave-
o'clock. At $50 the jury reported u
verdict Of not guilty and the respond
ent was discha recd,
Saturday afternoon, oefNNs Justice @f
the Peace John kearaey, Harry Aestt-
gomsry was charged With the larN~aty
of n diamond ring from Miss Clara Sesa-
lon. lie was found guilty and fined S2i
and costs. He took an appeal,
DR.. J. r. Hall OF ltishsate has vented
the Foster house. on the corner ri Csn,
gress street and Lincoln aNenna Snd viii
open an office there .hout Novva,l.As !.
IN Rev, William Shaw and NJ, III,
Alexander and daughter, Mrs, e g.
Kempton. went to Enoshurg talis Mon
day ~ attend the funeral Of Miss Sstis
Continued on pAwe II
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SHOREHAM.

Edwin u. Collins of New York is 4
guest Of his aunt. Miss .-Johr
Baldwin was so unfortunate as to break
one Of his legs in two places below thu
knee last Monday.-Mrs. Bernard Piersou
of FAN Haven passed Sunday with her
father, Franklin Burge.-Mrs. Cough OF
Washington, ID. c., ani Mrs. Frank Par
sons of Pennsylvania are guests of Mrs
Ann Pond and Miss Pond.-The evening
Of October IS. the Moravian club enter
tanned their gentlemen friends and In
vltcd guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
+. T.. Plat.
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CH!TTENDEN
JERICHO.

4, tho annual ,,oo,irg of tho tadioo,
Helm sociotv ~ tho Rantist Church tho
following officers were elected. presi-
don't >rrs r. w roster. eoorotor, AND
treasurer Nrs " r Jockson. work
committee. Mrs c. c puxton. directors.
Mrs w r Rix,on Mise Iowa Volcott
Mrs & T. cur,;s and Misc Sadie pacl-
ard: entertainment Miss Jennie Narti,
and Miss Sadi. Packard.
Miss Minnie JTasLins il visiting IN
Eoston-Nr and Mrs. ". I Morton
have MAYED from Rear,ovn into <ie,
N,rss.- boosc Mrs Eoborts ~ Essox
is at Georce n,vis.s for n few xaeks-
Mrs Iuur.nc. ouilrinan and Young So,
b.. .tt,.r. ~. E'.ton Airs arrizo and
SON 1..i,,u Mrs Delanv md Mr. Wris-
lev of Essen Junction have becn Waiting
at II J. Dosauy's-Nrs Norris Of R,,r-
unc,on is At T. " pease's Ntss Loon
ard Of 81. .Jobrsburv and Mrs O,Kanc
ana Miss Sullivan Of Burlington have
been visitors at C.. r. Reavv's-Mrs.
George White snent SATURDAY. in prr-
lington-Miss Ada Curtis. who has been
in Colchester for several weeks is NJ
Julia Mention has received
Il fine collection of dahlia blossoms from
her daughter. Mis- MARY Iovrev NJ
Massachusetts there being more than
fifty varieties. many of them seldom
seen in this ocnuty-DonnId percival
spent Saturday with his mother at NAVY
Fletcher hospital-The shaftinp and ma
chinery for +. y Williams's new mill ia
beginning 10 arrive Miss Ethel Ruhiea
of Montpelior. who has boon v,sitin,
Mrs. D.. j. Iowrey. is the guest of Mrs
NJ. T.. Sweeney for a few davs-Mrs
Crawford. who has been visiting rala-
tives in Wiriston and burlington. has
returned to the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Fred bliss.
J. NJ. Storrs died early SUNDAY morninr
| after a five DAYS illness of nn.umon,a in
the 18th year of his aye. John Marvin
Storrs WAS "a son of .John l. and Earr,
| Crandall Storrs. and was horn in RovaI-
ton, one OF Il large family of childro,
The most Of his life was snent in Dnr-
lington, moving here about ten Years arc
Mr.. Storrs was ,vvice married. al. nrst
wife was Mis-. Maria Murray One Son
was born To tbem now deceased Mrs
| storrs died about ~ veors ago In ,sas
he married Niss sor,b uau =, so,th
Hero. who survives MIN A hrother and
two sisters nlso srry,y. Dr Chor,a.
Storrs of cblo,a aud NNss E,nt,.
| Storrs. also I'm tbo ,,L1alo N...t ana NJ,
randall OF BURLINGTON Mr. Storrs was
n member Of the SECOND congregational
Church here The ,,,reral services wer..
| held a, the house Tuesday at 10 o'clock
and the burial was in G,sen Mountain
| cemetery in RrrIir,,o, Mise Madaltre
Williams Of narr. &C. Waiting ar tbe boue
OF her brother Jnserb WtlIlams-Mrs
| Moulton and Mrs pamir,,o, who have
been confined IN tha house for ,hree
weeks bv illness - ohIo 70 IVA ont g
A. percival urd SON wora in nrr,lrgton
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Entnte of GottIrIb Wronn.

The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probats
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of
Gottlcib Wronn, late OF Burlington,
In said district. deceased. and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for The purpose aforesaid, at the
probate office in the city of Bur
lington, in said district, on the
18th Monday Of October, 1910 and
March, next, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, on
each Of said days and that six months
from the 18Th day of October, A. y
1910, is the tim limited by said
court for Gaid creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated ut burlington, this 18th day
Of October. A, u. 1910.
OSCAR IiT1NlNGER,
$. j. BEATTY,
,A-at Commissioners.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. James Moody died Saturday at 700
e.. n- Nbc funeral WAS held 1T th,
house Tuesday at 400 a. m. and at the
Baptist Church at II m, the Rev. Frank
'' Rlak" ofiiciatinr
lr. ]. NJ. Thomas, pIcaIdeut of
Middlebury College. will give a lee
ture here on the subject "Ncrmont''
on the evening Of Monday. october
"a, under the auspices of Prospect
Grange. A small admission fee
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CENTER

Mrs. Kilbourn of Bristol is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Q. r. Grover.-Richard
Swan died at the home of his son Pearl,
at Huntsville Monday from a paralytic
shock The funeral and burial were az
South Starksboro Wednesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edwar Garrow and daughter of
Bristol were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
r. Grover Sunday.->Mr. and Mrs. Frank
T. erguson Of Starksboro and Mr., and
Mrs. Thorne OF New York visited at r
r StrOrC'S Tuesday.
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BRIDpORT.

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Grandy october &C. J. Hamilton has n
new autoinobilc.-Mr Martha Payne is
in Rutland.-Mrs. Harvey Peck has re-
turned from Ticonderoga.-The Rev. Mr..
futile Is gaining stcadily.-Mrs. Lucy
Pratt has recovered from her recent ILL.,
ncss.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bingham and
daughter Of Ashley, Mass, are guests at
II. Is. VILLA ms's.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

&. l.. Barstow. son Of ex-Gov. j. L.
Barstow. has returned from his Euro
pean trip.-Representative Henry Har-
rington and bride spent Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Parker Ware Smith, grandfather Of
G. l.. Kinney. has returned to his home
In South Hero after a visit of two weeks.
The harvest supper and sale, held by
the Kings Daughters at the home #
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker Friday
afternoon and evening. was a decided
success, both socially and financially,
over S22 being realized.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. George OF Williamstown Is
stopping for u few days at the home
OF her daughter. Mabel Fiddock.-C.
r. Sabins was in Huntington and
Hinesburg Mcnday.-H. Muzzy has FL
full force of men at work on his lum-
Der Job.-Mrs. c. r. Sabins, who has
been sick for the past few weeks.
is slowly gaining in health.
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CONMISsIONERS' VoTICE.
Estate of Joseph T.. bunker.

The undersigned, having been an
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Cnittenden.
commissioners 20 receive. ami and
adjust the claims 0ud demands OF ali
persons against the estate Of Joseph
F.. Bunker lave of burlington. in
SAID distrlct, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby pive
notice mat we VIII meet for the pur,
pose aforesaid. at the probate Of
flee, in tho city Of Burlington in
said district, ON the fourth Monday Of
October, 1910, and March next. at ten
o'clock "A. m. on cPch of said days and
that six months from the 18th day Di
October. a. u. 1910 Is the time limited
by said court for said creditors TO pre-
sent their claims to us for ~oXamina-
TO. and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day
of october, a. u. 1910.
\. r. WAY.
FRED JOllONOTT.
1G, W3t Commissioners.
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RICHMOND.

Laura Grice, the daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. T.. +. Treat. died Friday
morning \ brief service was held at
the parsonage at three O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Towers
have returned from Shelburno where
they have been visiting their SON
Miss Eva Berry of Burlington spent
sunday at tie home of her parents.
Mr. n Mrs. ]. c. Berry.-Mrs, a. G..
Fay of Milton is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. #. G. Nichols.--he knights of
Pythias were entertained at n husking
bee Friday evening at the horne of c..
&. Andrews.-Miss Agnes Keefe Of
Burlington is visiting her brothers.
George and John Keefe.