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WILLIsToN.

Mr. and Mrs r. A. Arms entertained
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Bailey, Mrs Dr. An
drews and Mrs. a. r. Simonds of Bur
lngton Wednesday evening with an auto
mobile trip and dlnner.-Mr. and Mrs.
James OBrien are the parents OF a SON.
Harold Crane Of Burlington spent Sun
day with Willard Arms.-Charles Metcalf
of Boston IS visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w II. Metcalf-Marshall Miller re-
turned saturday to Princeton University
for his senior year.-John Forbes Is con-
valescing with a broken limb.-Miss Mil
dred Warren and Mrs. Frank Clark are
recovering from spraned ankles.-Ma-
dame Maynard of burlington has been
guest OF Miss Martha Clark and Mrs
Hester Miller.--Henry Root returned last
week to San Francisco, Cal.-The young
people gave corn roast Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding OF Bur
lington and Miss Lillian Douglass of Co.
Vina. Cal, Were present.-The Ladies'
Aid society gave a chicken pie supper Fri
day even!nF.-Miss Denet Will not return
to her school in town on account of the
illness and death of her brother in Gran
vile. y. Y.--James Kennedy Is Ill
Charlie Lashua suffered the loss of his
right foot In an ensilage cutter on the
farm of Mrs, Mary Clark September "a.
He was taken Immediately to Mary
Fletcher hospital
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SHOREEAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Plat and daughter
are passing a few days In Keeuc. N II.
Mrs. y. w. Burey returned September
IA from Three Rivers, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs, Mckee.
AT the missionary meeting Thursday
with the Misses Ward. A ladies were pres
emit The new committee for the Woman's
Benevolent society We're elected: Mrs.
Zenas Baldwin. Mrs. Nelson Jones. Mrs.
Henry Wright; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Tottngham.-The recital Friday
evening by Miss Aiene Letiingwell was
much enjoyed The musical numbers
were well received, Miss Warren OF Or
well and i. n. Moore Of Shoreham
each appearing In vocal solos and an or
chestra from Ticonderoga contributing
two numbers.
Mrs NJ. r. LefftnEwell Of burlington
passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs. a. NJ.
Smith.-Mr and Mrs. Il. b. Nottingham
of New York are guests of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r., To,tinghr p.--Mrs. G..
W. Kidder went to Burlington last Sat
urday and Monday Or. kdder left town
to drive to Woodstock, where he IL TO
locate for the practice Of medicine'-.-",
and Mrs. w. T. Dclano passed last week
In Ottawa-Mr. and Mrs, r. Il. Plat
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The funeral OF Martin Lessor of
Monkton. who died suddenly in Fer
rlsburg Thursday, was held at the
Church Of Our Lady OF Mount Carmel
Sunday morning and the burial was
made In the Catholic cemetery. Mr..
Lessor was tho youngest Of the chill
dren of the late Philip Lessor He
was born in Charlotte and had spent
the greater part of his life here He
is survived by wife and three chill
dren.---Mr. and Mrs. n. r. IIackley Of
Greenfield. Mass, have been visiting
their niece Mrs. William T.. Harris
Miss Crandall and Miss Northrop OF
burlington were recent guests at Il.
J. Clarkes--Prof A. L. Emo has re-
turned from Boston and is the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. Phoebe Eno.--The
four schools in this portion of Char
lotte opened Tuesday, September c,
with the following teachers: Mrs.
Voshurph school No. o. Miss Cora
Clark 80. 10; Miss Mary Qulnlan. No.
II; and Mrs Thorpe, 40. IL. school
No. : closed this fall for want of the
legal number Of pupils school No. | /
closed the past week on account of
the Illness Of tho teacher.---Daniel st.
George has resumed work at Homer
Clark's after having been laid of five
weeks by illncss-Miss Anna Stacy
has gone to Woodstock, n. H.. where
| she is engaged In teachinR.--Mrs
George Bell and two children, who
came from Norwalk, Conn. several
weeks ago to visit her uncle William
:. Kellogg. and family, left Thursday
for Enosburg Falls to join her hus-
band, where 1t is reported he has
recently purchased a farm.-Mr. and
/ Mrs, william Goddard and son of Rut-
land are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
l}rayton Clarke, and family.-The
funeral Of Laura Momarket. widow OF
Joseph Marsh, who lived in town 40
years ago or more, and who died in
Hircsburg last Thursday. was held
saturday morning at the Church of
our Lady of Mount Carmel and the
iuterment was made in the Catholic
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Observation-Disclosures

We wish To procure the services Of
high class representative to call on
business and professional men In each
town in Chttenden county. person
Of character ability and hustle can
make from $500 to $1,000 In 50 days
81 900 was earned in Windham county.
a young newspaper man. lawyer or
business nan. or good business
woman can do tho work. The work
is cnnvassins and the person who gets
the place must have standing, &C
quaintancs and familiarity with the
territory; also must sign contract
to see every person on our list and
to complete the work, once begun.
within 90 days Write at once, giving
full particulars to age, character,
experience, ability, reference, eto.. and
IN AXE an appointment for an interview
at Burlin gton. We also want some
one to represent us in each county In
Vermont. In writing please state
which county you apply for, Address
UIiery 4 Company, Publishers New
England Farmer. DrattlcbOPo, VI.
220.lt
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JERICHO.

inc Rev. and Mrs. L. ]. Ranslow OF
Swanton were guests over Sunday of
Judge and Mrs. G. S. Palmer--Georgs
Wcils or Now York and J. Lee Wells of
ChlcnRo are visiting their mother, Mrs
.. H. Wells.-J. Lee Wells and Miss Laura
cutting or Mortified are to be married
wednesday The mems organized olass
or inc Baptist Sunday school enjoyed an
outing at Malletts BAY Saturday Miss
Eileen Mcmahon is ill.--rhe choir of the
congregational Church was assisted BY
o. Herbert Pcrclyal Of West Rutland Sun
day.-Following the chicken pie supt,er
at the congregational Church TUESDAY
evening there was social hour, and
Mrs. l.. {. Hawley sang and tho Rev.
e. j. Ransow spoke.
Mrs. Chittonden OF South Burlinutor
Is visiting her son, G. ". Chittenden
Mrs. \. II. Goodwin, who fractured a
bone in one ankle some two months ara
Is able to be about on the street-ueurv
/ 7. White returned Saturday from Ottawa
Where ne has been attending tho fair
Mrs. Bessie Austin and two children q,
| stowe are visiting her aunt Mrs w +,
/ Roberts The Spin brothers have sold
/ their farm In the eastern part OF tho
/ town to Albert Strecter Of Bolton.-A.,
| Church has returned after a visit in
/ fardwick and vcnitY-Miss Florence
! Hurlbut, who was to have been brought
| home from Mary Fletcher hospital has
been taken to the Fanny Allen HOSPITAL
| for reatment.-Mr. ana Mrs. 4. G. WI
liams returned Saturday after a two
weeks visit with relatives IN Massachu-
sctts and will spend ~ few days WIFI
relatives here before going to their home
/ I'm st AIbans
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ORWELL.

II. r. Hack Is buying apples at $2.25,--
Miss Maud Smith returned to her school
in Chicopee. Nasa,, last weck.-Dr. and
Mrs. Owlett have oeen spending week
in Montreal.-Mr and Mr. William
rreaseau will return this week from Mon
trcal.-Thr,y-fye grangers and friends
visited the Sudbury grange last Thurs
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. =. r. loung
returned from their European trip last
Monday. having been abroad two months
Mrs. Laura Hough and Mrs NJ. LILY
Of Putnam. y. Y. are guests Of their
sister. Mrs. William Nickerson.-Capt.
G. f. Abel and NJ. e. Brown have sold
their apples to New York parties for
e q per barrel Tho board Of civil autnor-
ity mot Saturday md heard sever ap-
peals from the recent appra-1ls Throe
slight changes We're rnade.-W. II. Nickor-
son entered seven horses Mt Fair Haven
fair last week and received nvs FIRST
premiums and two -ocond-.-G. NJ
Wright Went last week to New York
citN
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CHITTENDEN
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The funeral of Calvin M. Rouse. who
died Friday, was held sunday after
noon at two O'Clock from his lato
home. The Rev. J. :, GoodaI, ID. D..
officiated. Burial was made in the
village cemetery.
The corn canning factory of G. H.
Baxter & Bros, that for the past ten
days has been the scene Of great
activity, Saturday had the banner day
of the season when both lines Of
machinery We're in operation and l0O,-
600 cans of corn was tho output for
the day
Mt and Mrs. Moses 9. Fisher went
saturday to South Framingham, Mass,
to attend the marriage Of their son
Frederick Fisher, to Miss Elizabeth
Mcclellan, which was solemnized At
lnal place sunday afternoon. bo-
fore returning home Mr.. and Mrs
Fisher Will attend the state fair al
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Tighter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nancelette of est Cornwall
have returned from Montroal.-Mlss
Jessie Lane, who has been home for
the summer vacation, left Saturday for
Utica, y. Y, whore she is To attend the
wedding of a friend. and then return to
Pittsburg, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
James, Mr. and Mrs. +. Manchester,
and Homer Cobb are at White River
Junction attending the state fair
Philip Rose returned Saturday To Hart
ford Theological Seminary after a visit
with his parents, the Rev. and MIS- sam
uel Rose.-Tloyd Spcrry and stuart Bene-
dict, who visited the ottawa exhibition,
arrived home Saturiay--Mr. ana Mrs.
A. W. Foote, who have been for the past
two weeks touring IN central New YORK,
attended the State fair At Syracuse
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WHITING

Joseph Cox and bride Of Lapicr.
Mich, are guests of his sister. Mrs. c.
b. Hubbard, and family and other rela-
tives In town-John Aines returned Mon
day evening from Wiliamstown. where
he was n guest of MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
Casey.-Mrs. A. A. Pond of Brandon was
the guest of her sister. Mrs c. r. Mason,
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mr Heady OF
Wfnsted, Conn, was q guest az Sanford
Kelsey's last weck.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Bauldwin are visiting in New York state
John Alden started Wednesday for the
far West.-Mr. and Mrs. Emery Pat
node of Shoreham visited his son and
family Thursday. Mrs. Howard Cook of
East Shorcham was q ricst ut Emery
ratnode's Friday-AIrs. Warren Dauld-
win was guest In Brandon Monday
Mr.. and Mrs g. II. Kctchum visited in
Bra ndOn TUESDAY,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There We're two very pleasant social
events in town last week, the first one
being Tuesday evening, when about 90
of the friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Butler gathered at their
pleasant home on Fourth street TO help
them celebrate the 25th anniversary of
their marriage. They we're presented by
the company with silver tea service and
many other useful gifts The second one
was Thursday evening, when company
Of the citizens OF the town. numbering
over 100, met at the home IT Representa-
tive-eect S. l.. Caswell and enjoyed the
hospitality OF their home. Tho Morgans
of St George furnished music for dane
ing. which lasted to a late hour.
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White River Junction.
Calvin NJ. Rouse died early fri-
day morning at his homo about
milo from this village on the North
Willlston road after brief illness
Of Indigestion and heart trouble. He
was I'm the village Wednesday, MI
Rouse was born In Jericho' 80 Seu''
ago and had resided on tho same farm
in this village for about 5o years WIS
Rouse died seven years ago Since
which Mr. Rousc's cousin, Hoyt Cha'n-
bers, has resided with him. HIS only
near relative is sister, MIS- Ciark'
of Chicago The arrangements 1or inc
The marriage OF Thomas Hogan ana
Miss Lillian Lucia, both OF Colchester,
took place at the Church or the Holy
Family Tuesday morning. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. j. B. Pouliot
in the presence of several friends OF the
young couple
The meetings of tho r. 8. Sherman
Post c. A. T. and w. T.. C., were held
Tuesday afternoon when the post ar
ranged for their next meeting the after
noon OF October is, at which the Rev.
Mr. Kent of Wlliston with other speak
crs will be present. The public will be
Invited.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ferrin last Saturday enter
tained a party of II ladies'. whose com
bined ages with Mrs. Feriins were about
90 years The youngest guest was GO
years old and the oldest 30 years
Increased travel over the Burling-
ton & Lamoille branch of the 6. " r.
r. has caused the management to
mako up a practically new train of
more modern cnrs. The train now
consists of three full length cars. IN
Guiding q combination mail and eX-
press car 4 smoker and n coach which
has been romodclled from vestlbule
car with nigh back seats. The travel
over this line has bccn much larger
this summer than usual and the con-
ductor, Frank Shinville Of Burlington.
Is much pleased to he better able to
accommodate his passengers. Mr.. shin
Vile began running on this line Is
wears ago and has since done so with
the exception of about 10 years when
he was on another run.
Tho Browns River creamery pal l
s1.35 per hundred for 4 per cent. milk
during the month of August.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Henry Riggs and Mrs. Arthur
Simmons who have spent the summer
in England, expect to arrive in Montreal
Friday
The Louise NJ. Smiley circle of Kings
Daughters held a reception in |. O. q. +.
hall Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hattie Whitcomb OF Chicago, formerly
a resident here and one Of the first menu
hers of the society.-N Alherts of Bur
lngton Is visiting her daughter 1T the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larock Mi
and Mrs. {. H. Pine. Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Fiet2, Mr. and Mrs. T.. w. Freeman
ana Mrs. Mary OBrien leave this morn
Ing for a ten days stay In New York
Mrs Hattie Whitcomb and son. Harry,
of Chicago are the guests of Miss c. a.
Williams.-Mrs Mary Jacobs of Naltham,
Mass. is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
W G. Fuller and Mrs c. A. Averill-
Miss A. l.. Baker of Wtlliamstown Is
visiting at the home Of the Rev. Frances
Klmball.-The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of
Kings Daughters met at the vestry OF
tho Universalist Church yesterday after
noon,
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MILTON.

The Hon and Mrs. d. J. Whittemore
OF Milwaukee are guests Of her brother.
COL. II. o. Clark.-O. G. Phelps IS visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Emery Reynolds. In
Petersham, Mass.-The Standard cream
cry have sold out to the Hood company
OF Boston.-The body OF the eight-year-
Old son Of Ory.s Gabane of Westford was
brought here for :nterment in the village
cemetery Tucsday.-lienry Powell Is home
from Minneapolis -F'rank Mayvile has
gone TO Southhridge, Mass.-Henry
Massey of York, Pa, Is spending his
vacation at his fathers Oliver Massey
: H. Ashley OF Grand Forks, y. u, is
visiting his father. c. s. Ashley.
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ARSENE BOUCHER
UNDERTAKEN,
1853 North 81. Tel. 965
BURLINGTON, VT.
Calls Answered Dny or Night.
HORACE w. pAannTT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
the Honorable Probate Court for
tho District q Chittcndcn.
TO the heirs ana ali lersons inter-
cstcd in tho estate of Horace w. Bar
rctt, late of Colchester, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been
administrator ana Theodore +. Hop
kins acting for and in behalf Of Web
ster Lodge No. 81, f. & A, NJ, Of Wi
nooski. IN said Colchester, praying Tor
estate standing in the namo Of said
that Henry W. Goodwin and Morris W.
Goodwin, October "a. 1858. conveyed TO
and easements, pertaining thereto and
described as follows:
"Thc third story Of the building now
In prnHre-s of erection by us N Main
with the full and exclusive right of
ingrcss and egress thereto and there
from over the stairway on the inside
on the west end of said building, to-
gether with such undivided portion Of
the lot of land whereupon said build
ing is erected as is the proportional
cost Of erecting said third story and
stairway to the cost OF erecting the
rcmaindor of said building" That
said promises are the third story with
vcncer block on the southwest corner
Of Center and Main streets In said
village Of Win ooski; that said Hor-
ace W. Jarrett. deceased, January 81,
1883; that his estate was settled Jan
unry 81, 1890: that said estate had
no interest In nor made any claim to
the real estate, rights and privile ges
in question; that said Webster Lodge,
Nc 6l +. IL y. NJ. claim that said de-
ceased hold said real estate. rights and
privileges for tho use and benefit of
tho Master. Wardens and Bretheren Of
said Lodge. ana request said court to
grant license and authority to the ad-
mluistrator Of the estate of said de-
ccnscd, to decd said real estate to the
Master. Wardens and their successors
in office, for the use and benefit Of
said Lodge
Whereupon. the said court appointed
and assigned the sth day Of October,
1910. at the pre- bate court rooms. in
said district, to hear and de-
eide upon said application and petit
to be given to ali persons Interested
thcroin. by publishing said order. to-
Fcthcr with the time and place OF
hcaring, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Rurlirrton Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper which circulates in the
ghhorhood Of those persons inter
estcd in said estate. all which publ
cations shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are are hereby NOTICED lied
time and place assigned, then and
there in said court to make your OBJ
jections to the granting OF such
| license. If YOU see cause.
| bate Court rooms, this 18th day Of
September, 1910.
12wst Judge.
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MAKE YOUR MONEY
EARN MORE Than 49o

I have few shares OF stock OF the
United Butchers Supply Corporation.
Incorporated under the laws OF the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts and
ioins daily cash business, I believe
this stock will pay dividends OF more
than 1917 on every dollar you invest
IN It. The corporation owns and con-
trolls valuable patents. The reason It
IS placing this stock on the market Is
to Increase the factory space and pres
ent capacity. The above - practically
a monopoly with no competition.
IN very short while this stock
should DO worth a great deaf more
NJ $40 par.
THIS : not rick i "a sure
thing. This bu"!ne"s has existed four
years and eaoh iHy has brought IL
jaeger Increase IN it, present capaeity.
rlN Information aod circular from
EDWARD MORRISON, Attorney,
2oi peYonshire streeA
Boston. Mass
9,w4t
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

There will be a box social AT 'he Jerusa-
lem school house Friday evening, weather
permitting. The proceeds Will he used to
purchase bell for the school--Mrs. ID.
II. Underhll and Mrs. ID. d. Follansbee
we're guests Saturday and Sunday of Mrs.
Janette Barnum and Mrs. Roy Hurlourt
In Monkton.-The Ladies' Home Circle
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
william Orvis.--Eleazer Shattuck is ILL.,
The condition of Mrs. Mary Young Is
somewhat improved. but she Is still con-
fined to her room.-Mrs. d. II. tnderhill
Is "A guest OF Mrs, W, w. Rider IN Bris-
fol
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

family, started Tuesday on her return to
her home In Kansas.-Road Commissioner
BARNARD Is doing quite an amount of
permanent road making at Rocky Dale.
cutting down tho hill near the covared
bridget. s. Drake wa in vergennes
yesterday.-Ray Hnskins was In Rurling-
ton yesterday.-The n. d. Gates Realty
company Of Rutland and Poul,ney have
Joined forces with Cove & Estey real es-
tate agents Of this place--Mrs Arthur
Stevens and daughter OF Cornwall and
Mrs. Emily Bennett OF Yonkers N. y.
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. e. l.. Sherwin
and other relatives
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs. l.. J. Gile has returned from Wo-.
cester, Mass.-Dr iInsm1n Of Kansas
city visited Miss Nealy last wock.-Elm"r
Han went - Glen Sutton, que, last Fri
day, returning Mouday.-I'rcd 5troetcr "
Worcester, Mass, IS visiting has parerte.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. W. Strec,or--Miss I"r-
nice Hail Is visiting in Burlington aud
Charlotte.- Mr. ana Mr.. Ernest Senter
Of Essex We're In town sunday. guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ncklor-Ics'cr
and Glenn Morgan Of Williamstown
visited their mother, Mrs. Henry York
last Sunday.--Albert Streeter has bought
the SDlatuo farm In T-ndcrhil1
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UNDERHILL.

DR.. A. +. Burdick, who has been serb
ouslv III. is much better,-Dr. w. >. Nay,
who IL III. remains about the same,-Mrs.
n. f. Wright has gone to Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. for a visit with relatives.-Miss
Hazel KNIGHT. who has been visiting In
St Albans. returned home Monday night.
The Undorhiu high school, accompanied
by their teachers. made inc ascent OK
Mount Mansfield Saturday'-frahK Met
calf and Archie Kirby, Miss Laura Good
rich and Miss Mae Blakey made TRIP 10
Mount Mansfield Sunday,-Mlss McHrath'
a trained nurse, who has been caring ior
DR.. Burdick. has returned to burlington
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Miss Bertha Norton has gone to Bur.
lington to work in L. +. Clarksons mill
l.nery department. Rolla Sargent Wont to
Winooski Monday to attend St. Michaels
College.-Mr and Mrs. George Fielder
and daughter, Daisy, went 10 Williams
town Monday 10 attend the funeral If
Oliver Spooncr r. A. Norton was IN
Montpelier Thursday.-M Truax of
North Troy IS visiting her son. Henry.
Mrs. Clara Norton has returned to hei
work In Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miner. Law
renee Gardner and John Miles are at
tending the fair At White River juno
tion.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rowe Of
Sprincficld Mass. are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs G - Baker
The ladies will have sociable at the
hall Wednesday, sept. 2S.--E. c.. Nor
ton had two fingers taken off while
cutting corn Wednesday.-R. +, Cor
ton is visiting n Partcher in 81.
GppruN
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Jennie r. FuIcb. Huntington.

The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
Jennie L. Balch. late Of Burlington.
in said district. deceased, and all
e aims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we Will meet
for the purpose aforesaid at the office
Of A. G. Whittemore, In the city Of
burlington, in said district. on the
third Thursdays of october and March
next. at 10 o'clock n. m. on each OF
said days and that six months from
the 17th day Of September, a. u. 1910
is the time limited by said court for
said creditors TO present their claims
to us for examination and allowance,
Dated at Burlington, this nth day
of September, a. D. 1910.
a. G. WlIITTEMORF,.
EDMUND G. MOWER,
12w3t Commissioners.
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came last Saturday evening from Kecno
In n new automobile and Mrs. Nc
CAMEL and daughter of Spokane. Wash.
are guests of her aunt, Mrs. sally Smith.
Walter Moore of Los Angeles. Cal, Is
the guest of his father, l.. f.. Moore
Henry Barnum OF Frccport. ILL.,, came
Tuesday with the remains of his wife,
who was Miss Ellen Wright, daughter Of
the late Judge Wright. Prayer was said
at the church with intermeni I'm Lake
View cemetery. Both MIR. ana Mrs, Bar
nun were born in Shoreham, and are well
remembered BY our older people.