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MILTON.

Christmas trees with exercises were
held al the Methodist Church Saturday
evening and Monday evening at the Con-
grcsational vestry.-Miss Genevieve Nor
gan of Northampton. Mass, IS spending
the holidays with her parents. MIR and
Mrs. T. $. Morgan Miss Lena Holmes
had Chrie tmas tree with appropriate
exercises at her school in the town dis
trict Friday Henry Massey of York,
Pa, is at home for the holidays. Miss
Aene- Powell is at homo from her school
for tho holiday Peter Smith went to the
hospital I'm Burlington Monday, where
he is 10 have an operation.-S O. Brush
of Burlington has been spending a few
days with his father. II A. Brush Mrs
Leonora Graves Is visiting friends in Bur
lington.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles 6. Parker
have been spending n few days with their
son. Delbert in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Pattee and daughter, Ruth. Of
New London are spending a few days
In town.Miss Minnie Melavin Of Rich
ford spent Christmas at her fathers
James Melavin.-E. 5. Phillips was at
home from Sheldon over Sunday.-Edward
Herrick, Jr has returned from bust
Hess trip to New Haven. Conn.--A1iss
Louisa Massey of Burlington spent Sun
day and Monday at her fathers. O.
Massey Mrs j. q. Bullock has gone to
Boston TO spend the winter with her son,
Charles Bullock --Wyman I.avenway Is IN
Castleton this week.-.James Aiken. known
ms Dutch married December IS Maggie
Elwell. aged H. the daughter Of Horatio
ElWcll. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev f.. e. Hcrrick at the parsonage
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ADDISON.

The Christmas tree was well attended
on Saturday mght.--Mr. and Mrs. James
Baker have gone to Worcester, Mass, to
spend the remainder of the winter with
thc!r children.-Clara CLARK IS at home
from tho Hawthorne school at, Potsdam,
y. Y, to spend the hoii1aYs-Russell
Smith Of Middlebury College is at home
for the holidays Raymond Jackson OF
Rrdport spent few days with his aunt,
Mrs. L. M. Gaae.-Nay Tracy is ILL
Bert Mitchell OF ST. Adams was in town
over Sunday. --Clarebell Marshall spent
last week in whitehall, n. Mrs. Frank
Wood IS ill
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Frank Lewis and family have gone TO
Middlesex to spend the holidays with
their son, Walter Lewis. and family
Mr.. Jones has returned TO his home In
New York after spending several months
Mt Mount Phllo Inn.--William Lessor OF
Williston is moving to Mrs. Esma Pal
mer's farm.--Mr and Mrs. Layton Elliot
are spending the holidays at his fathers
In Lincoln. School commenced at Green
Bush on Tuesday morning with Miss Dol
ton of Monkton as teachef.Miss Stella
Turner had Il Christmas tree and exer-
cises by the children at the school house
Friday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. s. b.
Martin spent Christmas I'm Middlobury
with his sister, Mrs. Henry Hammond,
and fanily.--Miss Ruth Potter Is at home
from Poultney for the holidays. There
will he basket dance at the Martin
House on Thursday evening. December
80. Evart's orchestra will furnish music.
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cester.--Dr. J. r. Wheeler of Burlington
was In town Tuesday.--O. u. Cox o.
Essex Junction spent Christmas here
with his children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Langworthy
spent Christmas with relatives in
Brandon.--Mrs. Esther Tucker, who has
been In poor health for several months, Is
not as well-H. N. Tatro, who has been
III with the grip. was out Tuesday.-Mrs.
John Tatro is HIT 10 now expected
that the new Memorial library building
will be dedicated about January 10 1t is
expected that the Masonic and odd Eel
lows will donate articles Of furniture
T. S. Drake was In NerRennes yesterday.
Merritt Stow Of Middlcbury Is visiting
relatives in town.--Mr and Mrs William
Canton and two children Of Fellows Falls
are the guests of relatives.-Tho Lyman
Dickerman place on Maple street has been
sold to G. A Wilson.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs Loren Spencer was called Ia
Barre last week to attend the funeral Of
her aunt. Mrs. Carrie Borns.--Willaiu
Church and Nancy Blair were married
Christmas day at the home of the bride
groom's parents ny the Rev. w. H.
Watson Of Rochester.-Jcs Buttles and
Earl ranks OF Warren were married the
IND OF this month at the brides homo
In toWn.-ilaro!d spencer and Emily
Harrow were married 10y the Rev. w. II.
Watson the llth at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. A. u. Martin-The
N"man's Christian 1empe~anco I'nlon
VIII meet January { with Mrs. q. Il.
Churoh.-Mrs. Lucy Perry was in bethel
and Randolph recently visiting her son
nud dauGhtcr.-W. w. Jones and wife
spent Christmas day in Rochester.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The marriage of George Wilson and
Miss Emily Turner of Fort Ethan Allen
took place at the Congregational par
sonase Friday evening The Rev. c. G.
Adams performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Melvna Parzo Tatro died Satur-
day of pneumonia aged 81 years. She
Is survived by her husband AMI two
daughters and two sors. her parents,
two rroifers, Frank and George an. two
sisters, Clara and Nellie.
The body OF Daniel sullivan. who was
killed in railroad accident in Arcadia,
Cal, Is to he brought East for burial and
will be taken to the home of his sister,
Mrs. Edward DwYer at 1l2 Cherry street,
burlington. The funeral will he held at
st. Mays Cathedral with burial In ST.
Josephs cemetery. Mr.. Sullivan was
a brother of Mrs Frank Label of this
Dlape
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ESTATE OF JULIA A. VOTING. ntR-
LINGTON

STATE or VERMONT District of
Chittenden, SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for tho
district aforesaid:
TO the heirs and al persons inter
Hsted IN me estate Of Julia A Young.
Iate OF burlington, in said District,
deceased
Whereas, application hath att been
n 9taGe to IT. this court in writing, by
estate or Julia A. Young. praying for
license and authority 10 sell All of real
estate of said deceased, for the paw
ment OF debts and charges of admin
lStrauon, settins forth therein tn
amount of debts due from said de-
ceased, the charges of adnlinistration
ana the amount of personal estate and
HE situation of the real estate.
,Whereupon, the said court appoint
cd ana assigned the nth day of Jan
uary: 1911, at the Probate OTico in
burlington, in said district. 10 near ana
decide upon said application and nett
llon' ana ordered public notice there
OF 70 he given to an persons Interest
together with the time and place of
hearinG, three weeks successlyelV in
the burlington Weekly Free Press. a
ne" Spaper which circulates in the
ested In said estate, an of which pub
locations shall be previous to lie d.
assigned for hearing
IhGreiore' Eou are hereby notified
time and place assigned. then and
there in said court TO make vour oh
jections to the granting Of such IL
cense. If you see cause.
Given under my hand at Utirlino-
ton. in said district, this 2ith day OF
| December, 1910
j. IT, MAcoMBER.
26'w5t Judge.
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RICHMOND.

The Louise ~ Smiley circle Of King 5
Daughters will meet with Mrs Hattie
Jones and Mrs. +. G.. Nichols Wedues-
day, January 4, at Mrs. Jones's home
Dinner will he served at one o'clock
Mrs f. Perras of Montreal Is visiting
her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Peter B,ruell
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Gleason of Eurlng-
ton were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T.. Townc yesterdaY.--L, T. Prior and c..
y Stone were among the visitors in Bur
linEton yestorday.-Mrs. p. c. Davis Is
visiting in st. Albans.Mr. and Mrs. J.
f. Barrett and children of Montpelier and
Mr. and Mrs John Cunningham and son
of Boston have returned home. George
O'Brien of Torrington. Conn. Is spending
a two weeks vacation with his mother
Mrs. Mary Brion.-Mrs. L. r. F'lagg
and son, Frank, have returned from Bur-
lington. where they have been the guests
of her mother. Mrs Flanagan. for sew
eral days.--NIr. and Mrs. w. c. Fuller
returned Wednesday from Boston, where
they visited Miss Mary Abbott.-NIrs.
McGinity of Ludlow is visiting her broth
er, NJ T. Lcary.-Mr. and Mrs. James
O'Byrne, who were the guests of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Byrne for sew
eral days, have returned to Boston.--Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. Hall and son. Richard.
Mr. and Mrs X. T. Freeman ana Mrs
Guy Rochloau of burlington were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs l.. T. Freeman
Monday.-Thc Rev. James O'Nelll of
Mortified was tho guest of the Rev. y.
+. Clermont Wcdnesday.--Mi Rose
Donaway returned last evening from
la e. , ,rfsffaI ba, ~ 70 M
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

officer Of the day, G. w. James: officer
of the guard, II. r. Ellthorp: representa-
tive to the department, William Crosby:
patriotic Instructor and adiutant. c. p.
Parker
At the Christmas tree exercises in the
Baptist Church at East Addison Satur-
DAY evening. w. n. spooner. the rural
delivery carrier on route No /. was pre-
scented by the patrons with ~ gold
knights Templar charm and purse
of money IN recoqntion OF his faithful
service Nlr Srooner has carried the mail
on this route for VI years and has never
missed trip 1t was chiefly through his
untirmg efforts that the route was first
established. In point Of time of service,
Mr.. Spouner is one of the oldest In this
country.
John Calssc OF the medical department
of the University Of Vermont is passing
the holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Calsse. Elliott Rennud has
returned to 81, Adams after a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs y. j. Rcuaud. -
Abraham and Miss l1ldl Gowott of Hol-
yoke, Mass, arc visiting thcir parents
Mr. and Mrs. joel Gowotl--Thc rev. S
s. cobb was given a sleigh robe Christ
mas by tho members Of his church and
| congregation and his wife purse Of
mouey.-Hsrold Stone ~ Albany y. Y,
Is passing n few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G z stone.-Louis Orr,
Tied Fish and Harold Berge visited IN
Burlington Monday .--PElip boss oe New
York city is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mr.. Frank Hoss.--M's. Husl Phillips
and little daughter. Elizabeth. returned
to MONTPELIER yeste-deT after q Vi-i. "a
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. 7. Field.
Mrs Allie Baker ana Mrs. Flora CLARK,
son and daughter, Of brandon were the
guests Of the Rev and MS. :. 5 Cobb
yesterday Il. NJ Bali and daugh-
ter Miss Edna, are visiting their son
end BROTHER Ara Fall, OF MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Il. +. Stowell of Norwood. s. =.
10 visiting the Rev. ana Mrs. S. s. cobb. --
Clarence Fisher Is ill-Mr and Mr..
Theodore Dupois Of Lcominster, Mass
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Fred Porter.--ATr. and Mrs. Frank J.
I.arrow and daughter. Miss Viola, will
leave this week for Florida. where they
will pass tho winter.-A daughter was
horn Tuesday 70 Mr.. and Mrs. George
Evats.-M Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Shepard Of
Fair Haven are visiting their daughter.
Mrs George Devoid.--iIarry Sears of
Boston Is visiting his family
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Mrs. Peter Russier. who
was found dead in bed sunday morning,
was held Tuesday morning at the church
OF our Lady Of Mi. Carmel. The Rev.
Father Campeau OBLIGATED and the in
terment was made in the Catholic ceine-
tery.--The condition of Moses blow. who
has been seriously Ill for a week with
grip and complications. is somewhat
improved and he is now able to sit up
short time each day.-Word has been
received of the birth Of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaylord Baldwin of Monkton.
December ia son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Palmer December 19--Word
has been received Of the birth Of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Payne of Corn
wall December 49, Mrs. Payne viii be
remembered as Miss Stella Foote Of this
town
Miss Carrie A. Robinson Of Boston will
speak In the Baptist Church here SUNDAY
morning.-The Mission circle met
with Mrs. Dawson at the PARSONAGE
Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
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CHITTE:NDEN
JERICHO.


News. was received here Sunday
! OF the do3th of Mrs. Mott,
| former resident In West Newton.
chusetts Duane Turlburt came
| Saturday from Northfield to spend
| Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry lIWlhurt-The Rev. Or,
| FlaEs Of burlington conducted services
| NJ tho Conversational Church sunday af-
! ternoon.-MisS Lulu Lincoln has been al
home from underhiH for few days
| The condition of Miss Julia Porter re-
mains about the Sane-Mrs l.. II. Day
sustained serious burns to her arm and
| back christmas morning. While placing
| come papeE IN the stove. her eiderdown
| dressing sack became i"nitod and was
quickly IN flAnes-R W. Brown has
oeeh AZ nome from burlington Tor Few
, "eNS-'heStor \. Derby Is in Johnson
VISITING his parents. Mr. and Mrs J. G.
| i'erpN' hallNAr Ilieh, aEed ~, cled
! huiHdaN nj we nom" al ms daughter,
/ MIS- NarI SchllIhaThhler' from the etfects
| pI Ola age MI lr1ep was porn In Ger
! many rae came - ''hS country ABOUT "a
quarter OF century ago ana mad a.
! WIS 'Nel WIN WIS daughter. ms vile
'I'u more ''an 90 years ago nul ne Is
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BRISTOL.

A {. Benedict, a veteran of the civil
War, Is In very feeble health. O. {.
Crandal, another old soldier. is confined
to his houSo.-Nho work on the interior
OF the Memorial library building is near
Ing completiOu--Jumes -, Rider died at
his home on East street Decenl bel
q after an illness ot nearly two years.
lie was the son cd William G. and Lii
vonia Barlow Iudcr and was born in
Bristol SO years aso. He is survived by
his wife and adopted daughter and one
brother, w. W. Ilder
The funeral of James y. Rider was
held at his late home on East street
sunday at eleven o'clock, the Rev
q. L. Usher of the Baptist Church Of
ficiating. The burial was in the family
lot in Greenwood cemetery. The bear
ers Were w. y. Lawrence. :. -. FAIR.
T. K. Dickerman. l.. w. Bates, \. +.
Wright and +. Il. Ellison.
Bristol Grange has elected off
GERS as follows: 7. c. Varney. master;
". A. Ferguson. overseer. Mrs. A. W.
Eddy, lecturer; Harvey Hewitt, steward
T.. A. Ferguson assistant steward: 4. IT.
Rathhun, chaplaiu \. ". Eddy treas
urcr, Hcrtla Hewitt. secretary; II. I.
Sprague eatekoper; Ms, r. u. Eathhun.
Ceres; Mrs. \. c. lier, Pomona; Mrs.
j. -. Daniels, Flora; Miss Alice Tucker.
lady assistant steward, l.. O. Chaplin.
assistant secretary: Mrs Charlotte
Shacke't rianlst--A daughter was born
December 10. to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. \.
Ferguson.
At a meeting Of W. G. Dunton Post.
e. y. r., Monday afternoon. T.. A. Pal
mer WAS appointed patriotic instructor
and installing officer for the coming Year
The funeral of Mrs. Nelson Brooks
was held AT hor late home TueSdg. aft
ernoon. The Rev. /. r. Usher offioa,ed
Tho in'erment was by the side of her
husband in Greenwood ctmetory.-r Eight
veterans called on Comradc and Mrs.
Eugene Alexander Monday evening. 1t
was his 10th birthday The evening WAS
spent pleasantly and a houut'fIl supper
was served by Mrs Alexander.-Miss
Alta Cooley is visiting relatives in Lei
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MILTON BORO.

r. y. Finn. ]. T.. Finn. t. A. Fowler
and James Ryan were bearers at the fu-
neral OF Richard Finn last Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Shean is home from Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Costello Of
West Milton we're at j. p. Films Sun
day.--Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Howard and
FRANKIE Segar of Cambridge were at f.
Il. Smiths Saturday.--The Christmas tree
and exercises Mt the school house Thurs
day evening were success and enjoyed
by the children Iandon went to
her home on the island Saturday. return
ing Tuesday.-F. y. Smith and mother
were pleasantly surprised Christmas eve
when Is OF their friends visited them
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UNDERHILL.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Metcalf Saturday, December "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f. Nay and Miss
Eva Nay Of Boston, spent Christmas
with their parents. Dr.. and Mrs. W. :.
Nay.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred krlSht We're
the guests of MI and Mrs. u. ".
Knight Christina. Miss Olive Hayden,
who has been teaching at Richford, Is
ut home for the holidays. iuwaVd Rock
wood Is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rock
wood.-Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Fowler are
visiting friends in Ludlow.-'Miss Made
line Schweig of Rutland IS visiting at
the home of her grandfather, Dr, \.
Bur0!ck
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saturday to spend her Christmas vaca.
non win her parents. Mr. and Mrs A.
MacNeil-MaX Wolcott Is spending tho
week with his parents. Mr. ana Mrs /,
j" Wolcott.-The annual businese r.a..
Ing and roll-call Of tho Conrreration,i
Church, which was held in tbo r,rtst,
house Tuesday. was vol attended MI
ner was served Tho following oaiccrs
were elected: willis ITougbton " r.
'"nso' an" james Cocg, committee; J.
~" "',sn'' 0erk; Mrs. Ellen Day, treas
urer, MISS carrie Wright, who is teach
,"s III f'erk'ner' \. Y, is home for this
hoidays'-Mrs. X. l.. Wright Is ablo ia
ne out after several weeks illness
MISS Grace MaoNeil is quite III with
bronchitis
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WEST MILTON.

Several from here attended a party A.
VIII Geborecs Monday eVening.--AIrs.
Henry Becmar Of the village has pur-
chased the place formerly owned by Mrs.
Jane Bullock Miss Bhoda Gfamlin has
been spending a few days at NJ. W.
Sniths.-S. II. Thompson and Miss Nc
Donald arc expected home soon from
Hartford, Conn. Frank Gonyeau was at
home from Richmond for Christmas.
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FOR SALE.

LUMBER BUSINESS for sale to close
estate. The Filings Lumber Co. OF Be-
videre Center, Vermont offers for sale
It's real estate and entire lumber bust
ness, consisting OF $500 acres OF spruce
and hardwood timber land and good mill
suitable for manufacturing 1000 900 feet
per year. also the j. J. e. H. w. Bill
lngs lumber business at Stowe, YER
mont. consisting OF 200 acres of spruce
and hardwood timber land anG good
clarocsrd NIL. For further informa-
ton inquire RESI- ecuvelv OF the Billings
Lumber Co, Belvidere Center, Vermont,
and The J. J. & RI. ". Billings Lumber
Co, Stowe Vermont. 80, d&w,tf
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman whitman and son
of Wsybridse spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mcneil. w. and Il, $.
Wright are spending their vacasion at
their homes.-Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Sager
attended the funeral OF ID. j, Bond in
Burlington Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Smith OF Essex and j. l.. Lovejoy of
Burlington spent Christmas at the Rev
w, w, Smith s.--Miss Mae MacNeil. who
Is teaching in Rutherford. n. Y, came
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BOLTON.

william West. who had been suffering
from locomotor atsxia for two years,
died at the home OF his son-n-law, Frank
Day, Thursday morning. aged a years
The funeral was held Saturday at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. c. Senior in Warren
with burial in the family lot AT that
place. He IL survived by his wife, six
stepdaughters and two stepsons
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Queen City team of Burlington will
play the Essex Center basket ball team
at Essex Center Friday evening. The
Rev, Mr.. Wolcott of Jericho will preach
at union service New Years eve at the
Methodist Episcopal Church at 7.30-The
Rev. Mr., hlodgett will preach Sunday
January l. on Home Missions and
CnurCh Extension"
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FLETCHER.

Mrs Robinson has been taken sud-
denly ill.-Morton Leach has returned
home from Florida.-Alrs Michael Boozan.
who has been III. Is better.-Michael Carey
IS in poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Green spent Christmas In Fairfax with
his father, William Green. ii being his
slst hirthday.-The Rev. A. H. SturGis
OF Underhil was in town Thursday "a
officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Eta
Scott
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ENosBURG.

Ernest Maynard Is III with pneumonia
at the home of his father at Enosbura
Falls-Mrs. John NJ. Cole of Potsdam, y.
Y, is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Cole,--John Leach is moving his
family to the house vacated by Mr., say
les, who has moved TO Enosburg Falls.
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HUNTINGTON.

A family Christmas tree was on
joyed at the residence Of High Bailif
r. A. Norton on Christmas eve.
Henry Brewster is iN.--Ghc Misses
Eleanor and Laura Sweet are spending
two weeks with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Sweet.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman of
MiddleseX and Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing OF
Jeffersonvlle were guests of thei'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Sherman,
over Sunday
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The body OF Miss Marietta
Iomgey, the 16-year- old daughter OF
Joseph Lomgey of Abbots Cor
ner, quebec, who died of tu-
bcrculosis, was brought here Friday
for burial I'm the Catholic cemetery.
The Rev. r. J. Cahill officiated.
Mrs A. J. smith who was called to
St Adams last week whore her son,
Carleton. was i'll with what was
thought TO be ptomaine poisoning has
returned here with the hoy much inn
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SOUTH STARKaBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Shattuck and their
mother, Mrs. Alvina Shattuck, attended
the funeral of their uncle and brother,
Josiah Fuller, in Richmond last week
Mrs Shattuck will remain some time
with relatives. Mrs, Edgar Folansbee,
who has been III, is improved.-The
ladies Home Circle realized about IS
from their sale Friday night.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Follansbee spent Christina
with their children in MonktOn.-Lind-
ley Birdsall and family and Waiter
Young and family were guests Monday
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young.-Byron
Hurlburt Is home from a visit Of five
weeks with his children in Middletown
Conn, Port Chester and Albany, n. Y
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UNpERHILL CENTER

The farm buildings owned an occupied
ty John r. Fireman. were totally destroy
cd by fire early Saturday morning. Ten
cows. two horses. young stock hogs.
poultry and all the farm machinery to-
gether with the household goods and
family provisions We're lost. The origin
Of the fire is not none
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lington spent Christmas at Guy TO-
bey's.--Frank Ryder of Middlebury
College is visiting his parents.-Miss
Frances Larner OF Burlington is the
guest OF her brother, Or. A. l.. Lar
ner.--Miss Jennie Mckenzie. who
teaches in Shelburne. is spending her
vacation with her mother here
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of Ella 8. Owen, Burlinat on


The undersigned having been ap-
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
Ella S. owen, late of Burlington,
IN said district, deceased, and ali
claims exhibited In offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid at the
office Of Elihu r. Taft in the city of
Burlington. In said district, on the Attn
Mondays OF January and May, next,
at 10 o'clock "A. m, on each OF said
days and that six months from the 23rd
day Of December A. ID. 1910. Is the
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to
as for examination and allowance,
Dated a. Burlington. this 23rd day
OF December A. D., 1910.
ORMAN +. RAY,
ELMER Il. DAVIS,
20w3t Commissioners.