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JERICHO

News was received here Friday % the
sudden death from heart failure Of elf
ton Day, son of Mr. and Mrs Ruel r.
Day Of this place, who are passing the
winter In New York Mr.. bay had born
in Colorado some time for his health and
his death occurred there March <. Beside.
his parents Mr. Day Is I'd hv twc
brothers. Carl and Guy. Of NY York
Mrs NJ NJ. Remington. who has boon
spending the winter IN Waterbury, ha.
returned to town.-Mrs s. T. curtis has
returned from New Jersev whore she spent
the winter for her health Mrs Harriet
Cleveland has returned to Fairfax after
visiting in town for week Mr.. and
Mrs William Ring came Saturday even
ing from, Taunton, Mass, and have taken
possession of the farm which hey pur-
chased last summcr.-W. !, curtis Is
making repairs on his barns ! II. SAT-
| ford Sr.. has taken the contract 20 carry
| the Hanley children for the town of Essex
| to and from the village school here for
| a year.--Nrs clara Lyman and Madam
| Hayden OF tnderhill are visiting iu town
S. +. Curtis has been confined - the
| house for several DAYS by illness Miss
| Phyllis Brown has returned 20 the Bur
| lington high school after p week vaca-
| tion.-Joel Stratton Of johnson vas a
visitor over SUNDAY at Frank Acker sons
| Miss Irene Cleveland. who has been in
| Burlington FOR a few months. has re-
| turned TO town for the summer The on
| CINE on the noon train Saturday started
| grass fire near F. q. Williamss wood
yard which would have destroyed the
| contents OF the yard, but for help which
| DOuglaSa a
home In Burlington over Sunday Az
evening church services are now held a
40 O'Clock. Ida wolco,t went Sat
| urday to St. Adams where she Will take
| a nurses course in the hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Jackson Of Burning
ton visited in town few days this
| week.-The masquerade social and rnvs-
terry supper by the young ladies of the
Baptist Church on Friday evening is to
be given in school hall--A ". Rose
| came home Sunday morning from Pitts
field. Mass. III with the giip.-Schools re-
| open next Monday.-Edwin r, Derby.
who has been visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. J G. Derby. for two weeks.
returned to Saranac, y. Y, Monday
Mrs. DeForge is keeping house for II
G. Hanley.--Mrs. Jed Prior and children
of Burlington have been visiting IN town
W. ". Ring and Mr.. and Mrs William
| Ring were In Essex Junction Tuesday
TO attend the funeral OF Mrs Homer
Ring James Sweeney Is trying to dis
cover the whereabouts Of his wife, Ellen
Rushford Sweeney who dsapp or5
day last week. Mrs. Sweeney also leaves
four small children. Dorenza Rand.
farm hand employed In that locality, lef'
at about the same tinle.-Mr. and Ms
b II Day and grandchildren. Dorothy
and Carl Day. arrived In town TNes1av
evening
Tie funeral OF Buell. Clifton Dsv al
be held Saturday afternoon at two O'clock
from the residence OF his father, g. II.
Day, in Jericho.
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Junction. willlston. Colchester, Shell.
burne. South Burlington.
Herbert Whitchcr, who has boen mali
transfer clerk at this place for some time.
went TUESDAY to take the position of
postal clerk between Concord and W-hlts
River Junction. w. G, Read OF Wolcott
will succeed him there
Mrs. r. e. Goodspeed. who has becr
seriously i'll OF pneumonia and com
piications. Is able to cit up. Miss Me
Grath. her nurse. has returned to the
Fanny Allen hospital.
The annual meeting Of Bethany
Chapter. No. -, q. f. S. was held
Tuesday evening when officers were
elected as follows: Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Nina McGinnis; worthy patron.
Charles w. Barney, associate matron,
Mrs. Clara Drury; secretary MI.
Emma Barney: treasurer, Mrs Emma
Hnntley: conductorcss. Mrs Donna
Hall; associate conductoress. Mrs
| Marietta Vieie chaplain, Mrs. Harriet
Post: marshal Mrs Cadv; organist
Miss Mary Nichols warder. Mrs. len
ME a. Nichols; sentinel. Ralph Stew
ems; Adah, Miss Julia Bates. Ruth,
Miss Sara Johnson: Esther Mrs. Mud
gett; Martha. Mrs. Harriet BALD vi /:
| Electa, Mrs. Lillian Parker The Of
fcers were installed by Past Worthy
Matron Mrs. Mabel Bailey. assisted ~
Mrs. Ida Reynolds of Burlington. a
member OF Frnces stevens Chapter ot
Winoosk' as marshal Following the
meeting maple syrup and doughnut+
were served
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ORWELL.

The Easter music at the Congregations
al church was repeated last Sunday by
request The Foresters attended the
services at the Catholic Church in body
last Suuday.-Clifford Cones child was
operated on Saturday for appendicitis 80
orwell crcamery paid 80 cents for Feb
ruary Flowing has been going on
for two weeks Joseph Superman has
returned 70 run our cheese factory. Since
leaving orwell Mr.. Superman has had
large experience In manufacturing
cheese, having been for years In large
factory In Pawlet.--Mrs. Charles Brain
ard and Thomas Burke have sold S'
acres each Of timber land 10 Etckles n
Co Of Sandy Hill. y. Y. They will place
a mill on the ground In the near future.
d. A. I.aDuc had his well drilled 20
feet deeper. getting a good Supply or
water that he will pipe to house ana
barn.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

Grating hall, Commander II. ]. Ball;
music. c. f. Rich; printing, Il. S. Bene-
dict.--John Wright Is visiting his sis
ter in Addison.---The last meeting OF
the Century club for the season was
held with Mrs. ". NJ Seeley Tues
day evening. Town Clerk J. NJ. Burke
reports 2S1 dogs registered a smaller
number than last ycar.-.Mrs. Mary
Is ill.---Archie Richmond
has entered the employ of A. w.
Carev--Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Carey, who
have been visiting Tor tho past two
weeks in Meriden. Conn. have re-
turned. Luther Stowe has returned
from Foston.--Frank Rowe. one of
the tax listers. has resigned and the
selectmcn have appointed George FL
dredgc to take his place. j. Miner
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs
y. NJ Crosby. for the past two weeks,
has returned to Tewksbury. Mass.
Tiffany Nancclott of canada, who Is
visiting his brother in Cornwall, had a
busy few minutes in this town Monday.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Nancv Witherell. who died sud
denly at the home of MIR. and Mrs. ".
II. Birchard last Wednesday, was one
of the oldest residents of this town, he
ing 50 years OF age The funeral was
held ut the house Friday afternoon with
burial in Lake View cemetery Miss
l.ottie Hull has returned - her school
duties in Thetford.- G. w. Kidder
passed Sunday with relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. John Jones has returned from
Burlington.-Arthur Delano of the Uni
versity of Vermont is at home for a va
cation.-Mr and Mrs. o. X Collins pass
ed several days in Ferrisburg last week.
DR. Scheffer who has been the guest
of Dr. Mary Flat. returned to Boston
Tuesday. Miss Elizabe C. North has
returned from Boston.--Charles Mcguire
has entered the employ Of w. 7. Delano
II. W. Jones is suffering from an at
tack of the grip.-Thc Misses Florence
Walker and Kate Roarch have return
ed to caseton Normal school-Mrs.
Charles Waffle entertained the Moravian
club Tuesday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward W'immitte are rejoicing over
the arrival of a son, born Tuesday.
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cHlTTENDEN
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Dr. J. A. Archambault and his driver,
George Poirier figured in narrow es-
cape while returning from North Willis
ton Friday. Just after they came
through the North wNliston covered
bridge a wheel to their wagon broke.
This frightened the pair Of horses and
they started on run. The doctor and
MIR. PORTER We're thrown from the wagon.
They apparently were not injured. Their
clothes were badly torn and the wagon
and harness were damaged, The horses
were caught after running q short dis
tance. The men returned home. secured
another wagon and continued on their
calls In Colchester.
Louise b. Fay. wife OF Homer w, Ring.
died Saturday evening at 7;S o'clock.
Mrs. Ring suffered a slight shock four
weeks ago, but the immediate cause of
death was congestion OF the lungs, She
was daughter Of Truman and Mary
Fay. born at Fay's Corner. IN the town
of Richmond in 1876. Her husband and
three brothers survive, The brothers are
jerome Fay of Gazele, Cal. Thomas
Fay OF Medicine County. Cal. ana
Charles Fay of Sacramento, cal, and one
sister. Mrs. Ann Kinney Of Easternham
Pa. The funeral was held from her
late home Tuesday afternoon nj two
o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Wiley. wife of william r.
Wiley, died AT her home on Park street
sunday evening at AS O'Clock after
long Illness Mary McConb was born in
Iiommngford. =. c., about 81 years ago
and was married "a years ago to Mr., Will
ley of this place. She had since lived IN
this village Besides her husband she Is
survived by three brothers. william or
Perrlnton, Mich. Robert and John an"
one sister. Miss Elizabeth McComb. all OF
St, Chrysoetome. - @. The funeral was
held at her late home "Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock with burial IN
the village cemetery.
The annual meeting of the Essex june
ton public school union was heid AT
Johnsons Hotel Tuesday afternoon
Charles Warren OF winston. was maze
chairman OF the union for the coming
year. Charles T.. Greene OF Essex was
elected clerk and G. ID. Howe was re-
elected as superintendent. Twelve mem
bers were present. The schools IN TINS
union include those Of Essex town. Essex
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MONKTON.

VIII Hollis Of Montpelier Seminary
passed sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs n S fTollis.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Reese and children of Lincoln
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs f.. II.
Palmer-Mr, and Mrs. W. c. Donahue
were IN Nergennes Suaday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. e.. Gee visited in Ferrishurg
Sunday Marquis Burnett of Hines
burg called on friends here Saturday.
Guy aud Clark Cheney attended the
funeral Of their cousin In Charlotte
sunday Mrs. Jane Mech was re-
firing Thursday night she fell on
the stairs. No bones were broken but
she was terribly bruised and is unable
to move She celebrated her 9oth
birthday April O. Her friends tender
ed Nor postcard shower.-Beatrtce
Barber and Myrtle Mech are in Bur-
lfnpfon
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ESTATE or SAMUEL. s. TINKHAN.

STATE or VERMONT, District OF
Chittendon. IS.
The honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
TO all persons concerned in the es.
tate of Samuel : Tinkham, late Of
Burlington. in said district. deceased
GREETING
Whereas. said Court las assigned tho
25th day of April, 1910. for examining
and allowing the account Of the eX-
ecutors of the estate of said de-
ceased, and for decree Of
the residue of said estate to
the lawful claimants of the same,
and ordered that public notice there "
be given TO all persons interested In
said estate by publishing this order
three weeks succcssively previous 10
the day assigned In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pub
liShcd at burlington. in said district.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified
TO appear at the Probate Court Rooms
In Burlington. Vermont, on the day
assigned. then and thcre to contest
the allowance Of said account IL YOU
see cause. and TO establish your rights
as heirs. iegatees and lawful claim
ants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day
Of April. 1910
ORMAN r. RAY.
A1,w3t Judge.
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WHITING

The Rev. n, NJ. James is expected to
preach in the Congregational Church
Sunday, April 10. as a candidate Tor
the pastorate.--1'he Rev. s. +. Goodheart,
who has preached here five years, has ac-
ccpted call to Betheh--Mrs. Charles
church is quite III with the grip. Her
granddaughter. Nellie Wooster. is caring
for hcr.-Mss clara ketcham was
thrown from wagon and hurt quite
badly. but Is improving. The horse was
frightened at pile Of slate by the side
of the road---Little Alice, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelsey, WAS oper-
atcd upon for adcnoids Monday Mrs. S.
+. Goodheart and daughter are going 10
New York to visi. her sister before iocat-
ing in Bethel Mrs. G. r. Mason VAS the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Pond. In Fran
don. Saturday. Moses Aines is moving
into the Webster house.
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BRISTOL.

Nr,s Cbarlotta Sbarkat 70 n,
homo from, Nay Haven vber. sbe bae
heen III with the grin Ferris Stokes and
d,uphter Mrs Nc1ntvra visited IN Rur-
Iington SUNDAY Tho se,ect,ner bava
purchased new niano for Hol,ev hail
and will have concrete stans mt I'm fropt
of the han Nre Hannah I4uebes has 70
turned TO Boston-R. A. Sessions has re-
stened sc sunarin,Ander, NJ tho No,..lt,.
works and pono IN brandon p y tJ;l
takes his Mace Mrs Kate r pcake and
IN. W. Peake returned Sunday from
paytona Fla who're thev nassed tbs
winter.
c. f.. Searles md Ona Searles of
Barre were I'm town last Saturdav IN
attend the funeral NJ their father and
rrsndfather : u Searles Mr. and
Mrs q y Co1h, of Nou. IIoven nt;ls
visi,ed IN to,.r ,ast saturday Niss
lydia WRIGHT will teach the enripp
torn, or echoo, an tho Flats ana Ni.s
Noriori. t7dr,,nds rho yran,mar 40
n,r.n.r, 4, ~ ro,oh NJ ,,d Nrrs
rueoro Aloxo,1.r ,.o,, IA 1ona poi,,
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6 6 D,oLo h,o ro,,urea n R.dpord
o,to o,,or s,o,. bora of ssveral
~, s. os n, put,an,
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Wv, Wv $50, II. oxrao,,
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Mna,o. 30 p,,,.,'rn,a,, n,os in town Mon.
a., ,ha D.. c,o,a went ,rr.s.
49,. 70 sara,ona c,.,nas " N attend
""S 1890, 'p' ~ 49,, rroy oonr.r
o"o Tha ,,a,.. e,ors =, 1Ahar,s
800, - ,,a..hol w
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STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Ferguson We're in
Burlington March 81 on husiness,-Jerom
Cutler and wife have moved into Hill &
Miles's tenemen' house. He is working
for them on he farm.-Charles clifford
and family of Brandon are visiting his
parents. G, f. Clifford and wife.-lra
Chamberlain has moved his family into
the Boardmau house which he has rent
ed w. y. Hill and wife and Mrs. h. J.
Eddy attended the funeral of Mrs. Edison
Young in Bristol last week
Jennette Mortar is on the sick list this
week. -Glynn Wool Of Burlington is visit
ing at Arthur Steadmans Sidney Bush
nell Of finesburg was in town recently
Tho c. G. c. meet with Mrs. Blake
April =
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COMMISSIONERS EOTICE.
Estate of u. Eugene. Sibley, Burlington

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Cnittenden.
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of II. Eu-
gene Sibley, late of Burlington, in
said district. deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose oresaid, at the Office of Elmer
T.. Davis in the city of Burlington, in
said district. on the last Fridays of
April and September next, at 10 o'clock
a. m, and that six months from the
31st day of March. y. D.. 1910. Is
the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to US
tor examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 3lst DAY
of March, A. j.. 1910. ,,
FRED JOHONNOTT,
ELMER T. DAVIS.
A1wot Commissioners.
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UNDERHILL.

The Mansfield Dramatic club will give
n minstrel show at tho g A f hal.
April and aHolis Smith. who has
been visiting his son In DANNY. has 70
turned home. Mrs, Leonard has return
ed from the hospital much improved in
health C. c, Abbott. Sr., is much bet
ter.-Dr. w S. Nay and wife ara ILL.,
Miss Corners. a trained nurse from Rnr-
ington, IA caring for them.-Miss Navy
Townshend was visitor in burlington
Sa turday Miss Stella MaComher or
Pleasant Valley is visiting her sister
Mrs. Ldwin Blakely.-Miss Ella j Whit
comb OF Burlington is in town.-Miss
Alice Flynn OF Burlington spent few
days with her parents, MI and Mrs
William Flynn. last week. Mrs Lucy
j. Prior has sold her farm 10 parties from
the north part of town. Immediate pos
session will be given.-Myron ID. Young,
district superintendent. was In town Sat-
urday on business.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sollace have
returned from Abba. \. Y.-Walter
klch has entered the employ of w. ID.
paulding.-Rev. Mr.. Bennett expects
To occupy the desk at the ConGrega-
tional Church April 1O,-R. l.. Hemen-
way has sold small place to Harvey
Carrier.-Oscar Carrier was the re-
cent guest of HIS brother, Harvey
Misses Edith Nisur and Flora Gros-
venor have returned to Castleton.-
Minnie Riley has recovered from her
recent illness.-Schools will open
April ll'-Mrs. Hartwell Myrick is
the census enumerator for this town.
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m ha n
r,ater o,as. ,,.s,s, 20, carrying broke
rad sevored ,y.,, ..,..Ia. In his hand. |
Nr scot, roo,,.. -, a.. s.,,, he,ore the
now could no s,on,s, ,na vos left in a /
,.or,. ,,.no,,aa, ,,,os rJ,o ~
re,, returpod ,,a.... 49, nor studos nj
tho state porr,,, .a,,a, Johnson. after
MASKING bor v,oa,,o, ,,,,b her narcnts.
Nv ana Nrs - - ,,,rou Ar,ie Alden.
Ioon,,d po,,,. ,,.a.,o Caro- and To-
semi uo,comb a,,ordod the dedication
serv,ces Of tho roy rt,e organ at st.
Norv,s c,atho,,o r,,,.,i, sunday. making
tho trim IN con, Ar n Do,iclss new au-
,or,ob,le pr,na,,., Won, savver ~ tho
graded scboo, on, hro,hcr. the Rev.
r-r.nk savvor 80 pan,or are visiting
friends I, scbroo, " y-The steam
eo,rv hoo, =. cn',,,,,o,. poir, heyan
t,irs ,o por, ttorr,, y v "Wednesday.
-Charlos ucus,is r., pr,dnort has moved
70 tho pu.,rc c,rnor,or farm West Adj
Alison which ho u.,u o.rrv nm the coming
,ear Tho ho,, a, A,,ms Ferry beean
rurn,rg Ami, . 1,,o .,hool in district
40 ~ rorr,sh,,.u o,ored Monday
,,b Mic. V,,,.,, 90 Niddleburv as
,,,o, ,,r ,,.u r,oyoid roturncd
,.os,ord,,. cro,, - .is,, IN her norents
a., o,,1 ,L. 1T, chorard of Fair
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,,a.,. ,a.,,, t., ,,.a., ,,,tso, Nrs Nc
.t., ,,, w.. .,t. maud arc ,,isitipc
n,oir ,;s,or Nv, rhor,o. ,,oi,ionr If Rris
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NlIlI"i" L. N"'eH' nieh i"'S""' '''
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Two sons stewart ana tFc"''Nh' N''e
daughters porothea' MlIdr'u anu JOY w.
her parents MI ana MIS- '"ni Do.e'"oa
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russell OF NHlIOllllii. MIS-. I pttN NdH al
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
Estate of ROsa Lord, toIchcster.


The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
commissioners to receive. examine
OF all persons against the estate OF
Rosa Lord, late of Burlington,
in said district, deceased and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that We will meet
for tho purpose aforesaid, at the
town clerks Office. In the town Of Col
chester, In said district, on tho first
Tuesdays of May and October, next, at
and that six mouths from the 9th day
of April. \. y. 1910, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to
present their claims to rs for exam
ination and allowance,
Dated AT Colchester, this 9Th day of
April. a. n. 1910. -
S n. NARCOTIC.
mitchell. SEYMOUR,
41w3t CommiSsio toner's.
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STATE or VERMONT District of
Chittendcn.
TO all persons concerned in the es-
tate OF James q. Middlebrook. late of
Burlington, in said district. deceased.
GREETING:
Al Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington. within and for the District Of
Chittenden. on the 18th day of April,
1910, an instrument purporting to be
the last viii and testament OF James
O. Middlebrook, late of Burlington. in
said district deceased was presented
to the court aforesaid. for probate.
And it j. ordered by said Court that
the 22nd day of April, 1910. AT the
Probate Court rooms in said Ruriing-
ION. be assigned for proving said in
strument; and TINT notice thereof he
given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks sue
cessivelY I'm the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper published at
said Burlington, 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 18th day of April,
1910.
ORMAN =. RAY,
4l.w3t Judge.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The Rev. F.. w Halowell has gone
10 Saratoga 10 attend the annual Troy
conference S. Whitney has moved
to the Esther Wainwright place. -George
Whitney has taken 4. +. Whitney's
farm and moved there.--i'red Root has
moved into the c. r. Roardman house
and commenced work for A. A Board
man. Allen Nelson OF New York visited
his father, O. Nelson, Sunday,
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NORTH FERRIsBURc.

The Rev Arthur r. Potter left Tues
day to attend the conference at Saratoga.
Miss Frances Wheeler and John Wheel
er went % Washington last week to at
tend the funeral OF Justice ID. ]. Brew
er Spring term OF school opened in
Cireenhush on Monday with Miss ZANE
polton Of Bristol as teacher.-Owinr To
the illness of Miss Stella Turner, the
teacher. school will not open IN district
No / until April ll.--Mrs NJ. r.. Muzzy
and her brother Arthur Yott. were call
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Zachary T. Austin, burlington

=
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden.
Commissioners. to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF
Zachary T. Austin, 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 Of
fec of James II. Macombcr, In the city
Of Burlington, in said district, on the
first Tuesdays of May and october.
next, at 10 o'clock a. m. on each OF
said days and that six months from
the 9Th day OF March, A. ID,
1910, is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination
snd allowance.
s~s.et at Burlington, this 9Th day OF
= - I, r 1910.
&. A. BARBER,
, II. HICKOk.
Alv3t S.~----~ie>s ~<<-
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HANCOCK.

n. r. Perry was in Gaysvile last week.
Celia Smith Is at home from Roches-
ter.-Mrs J. II. Church is slowly improv-
ing.-Mr1ss Abbe Eaton, who has been
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity,
has returned
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cd to Rutlend Monday by the serious
condition Of their mother, Mrs. George
Yott who is III with pneumonia--Mrs T..
A. Preston shipped a Shetland pony TO
party In New York city short time
ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-07
POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell Il farm. should use
this column. Nearly G,000 copies of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
py many possible buyers. 25,wt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-07

MARRIED COUPLE wanted. man for
cencral farm work and wife to work
in house for small family. In replying
give references and wages required
Permanent position to right parties
Address Glen Farm. Dorset, Vt. H.w3t