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TORONTO RESULTS

FIRST RACE-SiT ftTlOngs Seneca II. lo3 (Fanl
II 20 5. wca: Teddy Bear. ia tStonel 10 ? SEC
ond: Spring Steel los tAptonl. 20 J. third Time
lls. Amyl. Ed. Hhines. Firebug, and Sandy Kirk
wood also ran.
SECOND RACE-F0ur and One-half furlongs. Isa-
bel Case 100 tFainl. s 20 s. won; Fleece l04
Williams. 70 l. second; Sugar Loaf Jos Henry
10 l. third Time 64. Renovator, Sea Kittie
Cowl. and Supple also ran.
THIRD RACE-F0ur and oue-haf flrlongs-
Temarsrie. los Murray. ? TO l. won; Bonnie Bee.
lo2 lParrl. 70 s. second; Polly Lee. 100 Fainl. S
10 ?. third Time. O.5s Is Miss Ko B.. Senator
johnson. Winter Day. and Sally Savage also nn
FOURTH RACE-Fivc and onehaf furlongs.
FIXING Squirrel. ll2 Henry. 70 5. won Our Mug
get. 10 lUptonl, 10 l, second; Loyal Maid. lO5
Dryer 20 l. third. Tine Is. Laura A.
Mon Ami. and Infatuation also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fve fIrlongs. Lady Chiffon. liz
(stonel, 20 J. won Boserrian. lO5 (Fain). 70 p
second Carroll. Jos HENRY. 20 . third. Time.
lOl- LADY Etna. Jehn Mars. Durree and I'd.
Campbell also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Catroke. los tFsinl.
10 5. won; C0rly. lc7 (Dyerl. 70 ]. second; En-
list lN lUptonl. Z 20 l. third. Time 1:S Car
rllon. OtCgo. and Chinghare also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Dr. Crook, lsi
Fainl, even. won Soil l5i tstonel Il % s. second
Punky. 49, Murray. II 20 s. third. Time l3l IS.
Polar star also ran.
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WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
lCoDgriEht. 1910. By Tbs washinstOn Hernld.l

KNIGHT. ALONZO - Outfelder; Phila-
delphia (Athletics). iS75-7s; Lowell lSH-
rs; Worcester. 1879; Worcester Nation
ais. 1880: Detroit Nationals. lsSl-S2-SS;
Philadelphia (Athletics. American As
sociation). 1sS3-S4-S5; Providence Nation
ais, 1885; led leftfielders. 1885. with .9OL
KNIGHT, JOHN - Shortstop; Philadel-
phia Americans, 1886, Boston Ameri-
cans, 1907; New York Americans. 1908
Os-lOi Played IS games in 1903. batting
.254. IT. "a games In 1906 batted 1874.
KNIGHT, JOSEPH W.-Pitcher and out
nelderi Bay City, . games, lSo3' Fnlla"
deIphia Nationals, 1854; London, 1889;
Cincinnati Nationals. 1890. for ~ games;
batted .Sl2 in 1890
KNOLLS, OSCAR-Outhelder Nashville,
1904; Washington Americans, 1905; Brook
lyn Nationals. 1906; played 70 games IN
1905. batting .2I3.
KNOUFF, T.-Pitcher; Eastern League.
for games, 1884; Athletics american
Association. 1885. Baltimore and St.
Louis (American Association), lSSi, for
10 games
KNOWDELL. j. - Centerhelder; New
Haven, 1876; Allegheny, 1878; Bay City,
1888; renton, 1884.
KNOWLES. JAMES-First base; An
thracite, 1855; Allegheny american As
sociation). 1854; Brooklyn tAmerican AS
washington Nationals, 1885, for ll5
games: Rochester, 1SS-SS-S9; Jersey
City. 1889: Rochester american Associ-
atom, 1890: New York Nationals. 1892.
KNOWLTON. GEORGE E.-Outfelder;
Kansas City. 1857. for 81 games; De-
troit Nationals, 1857.
KNOX, RICHARD-Outhelder Athletics
american Association, 1890, for q
games. hating 80; Troy, for 50 games
at second 1S90-9l
KOEHLER, BEN-Outhelder; Atlanta.
1904; St Louis Americans, 1906
played l42 games IN 1904 batting .3'
and fielding $50; in SIS games In 1905,
batted DO and felded .952
KOHLER. II. 80 Third base; Maryland
1873; shortstop. Baltimore. 1874.
KONETCHY. EDWARD-First baseman;
La Crosse for 116 games. fielding -9SC
and batting ~ in 1906, St Louis Ma
tionals. l9070S-O9-l0.
KOONZ. HARVEY M.-Third baseman;
Altoona (UniOn Association. 1884; Har-
risburg, 1890, for % games; batting 81
KORWAN, j. Pitcher; Brooklyn Ma
tiOnals. 1897; Chicago Nationals, 1897
KRAMER. LOUIS-President American
Association. 1890.
KNAPP. EUGENE - Pitcher; Detroit
Americans. 1903.
| KRAUSE, HARRY-Pitcher; born In Ssr
Francisco. 1887; played with San Jose
1907: Philadelphia Americans, 1908: Har-
risburg 1908; Philadelphia Americans
l909-l0: in 1909 won is and lost S. making
.692 per cent, and striking out l39 IN 2l'
innings.
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to secure Fruderick a. Lake. $50. years. 6 per

to secure Frederick A lake $50. years. Per
cert. senai-annualiy.
south Of square 81 lot g; Nicholas G. Henri and
John C. HAYES, joint tenarts. 70 J. Percy
Thompson and Hsr5ert =. Shannon. trustees. 70
secure Harry B. Wilson and Harry Wardman.
26o. monthly payments. Per cent. semi
annually
square 642-Lot &; Lucy NcCaulsy 70 Frank A
Johnson and J. Walter Stephenson. trustees. u
secure Mary Z Kelly $40. years. 81 per cent.
seu1i-annually.
Square ZsS-LCt IS. Washington J. Psgs e TX. 20
Charles ". Steers and Leroy Gaddis. r. trus-
tees, 70 secure Mar L. Henderson $50.
years s per cent, serni-aunually
square G5-Lot g: Washington J. PAGE e W 20
Charles ". Steers and Leroy Gaddis. T.. JruS-
tees. % secure Lucinda Theaker. 500. monthly.
pr cent
insleside-Lot s.. block 4; Frank L Peckhzn 70
B. Francis saul and s. Percy Thompson t7ls-
tees. 20 secure Hary Wardman and Thomas 7.
Bones, 900. monthly per cent. semi-aunuaIy.
kalorama Heights-Lot j. block 10 Charlotte ".
DALEY 70 George z. F1emming and Edward L.
Hillyer. trustees 20 secure Union Trust Com
pany. N.lZ5-55. year. per cpnt. seni-snnually.
Trinidad--Lot s. block ]. Benjamin J. Simonds 70
William Wir Trplett and Enoch l. White.
trustees. % seclre Theodore ". Triplett $50. ]
year. pCr cent. semi Annually.
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
MONTREAL RESULTS
All games to date.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Malatine los Cyyii-
som. 10 !. won: Anavn, 100 tDueanl. 10 S. sec
end; Toniata. Jos tMcCaheyl. 20 /. third. Time.
lis 81 Horizon also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and a half turiongs: Is
abel los (Wilson. 4 20 J. won BAYERN lO5 Burns.
70 ]. second Tripping. los Glass. 70 J. third.
Tine. %. Coalshoot Lilly Paxton Miss Jonah
Lescar. Ruzicana Maid Naughty Led. and Ben
Lomond also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and quarter Bonnie KEEL
50. us Glass to 10. won: Live Wire l02 lWil-
sonl. % J. second Fort johnson. l0i lTaplin) :
20 2 third, Time, Dos. Three starters.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Semrrous l25
tGlassl. 10 s. won: Edda. 100 Burns 9 20 s. sec
ond; Missive. g lGarncrl. % 20 !. third. Time.
liz IS Picolata Solid Comfort. Aetna, Melton
Street and Horizon also ran.
FIFTH RACING miles; steeplechase. Tour
ney. lf3 Lucas. % . won; Prince li2 (NicKin-
neyl. 10 2 second; Magellan. l33 YourelD z 10
J. third. Time. il5 Thcmond and Gid also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One milo. Busy lN CGoldstcin).
! ~ ls Nanticuke. 100 (Wilsonl. Y 70 J. sec
ond. Come On. g AI-Cakcyl. 20 10 l. third. Time
IN Giddy Girl and Schroeder's Midway also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Royal ONYX.
III tD1ganl. 10 J. won Anna L. DAILY lo5
Gross. 10 /. second Duncraggen. 10 CLASS S
20 ]. third Time. p. Adriuche Sight. Jolly.
Flashing. and Laughing Eyes also
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


No 2soN Flint a al. vs. Brown z al: decree
pro cOnfesso. Attorneys. W. {. Clspbane A A. o
Clcphane.
No. E72o. Anderson - Sands; attorneys Zee Or
dcrCd paid Attorneys. +. J. Hogan-Corcuan 1Ion
and W. {. Ciephans.
No 330s. McKeever IS McKeevsr; rrferesee 70
examiner. Attorneys r. 4. Fenning anu T. W.
Parker-M. d. Rosenberg and ]. A. Morarity.
No E87. Bray vs. Bray; rule returnable Sept. 2.
Attorneys. T. G Taylor and ". c. Balde-stou-
Campbell Darlington.
No ISIS Fisher rs Geary; hearing postponed.
Attorneys Hill. Rogers and Mattingly-G. c. Cert
man and John Rid0ut
NJ. 1854. rainton vs.. International Auto sight
Seeing Transit Company e al; hearing on rule
continued. Attorneys. D. p Wolhaupter and T. I.
Collcday-Baker Shcehy & Hogan.
No @6n In re ;he Knights Of Agriculture;
order Of publication. AttorneTs Z. L. Gies.
No. 230l Robinson Robinson; time 10 take
testimony enlarged. Attorneys. A. L. NewmyeT-
II. I. Quinn.
No DOil Edds vs. Emmerich et al decree sub
shutting trustee Attorneys. Sheehy sheehy.
In re lunacyl Margaret l.. Goucher; report o.
committee approved
Nc. 1904 Nrcklenblu Sash and Door Com
pany vs. Richardson & Burgess time 70 take tes-
timonv extended Attcrneys Brandenburg 4 Bran
denhurg and Biruey & Woodard-A. A. Hoelins
Frank Stetson Maddox Galley.
No EI77 Beckham vs.. Beckham order nIins
attornevs fee Attorneys c. II. Lyme and W. d
Fovle-C. c. Miller and Pacs Oberton-
No 1853 Dulaney. trustee, vs.. Waggaman e.
Al leave 20 withdraw Catholic University book
Attorneys Maddox Galley.
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Nicholas c. Henry and John C. HAYES. SO;

Nicholas G. Henry and John G. HAYES SO;
trist $500.
Ingeside-Lot g, block a: Harry WardmGn and
Thomas P. Bones 10 Frank l. Peckhan SO;
trust 1000.
man and Thomas Bones joint tenants. 20 WI
liam Henry Morse 81 TX. joint tenants, SO;
trust $500
1855 street ncrthwest-Square %. lot g; Mar
+. Henderson % Washington J. Page. SO.
Mount Plessant-LOt g. block IS; Charles ]. But
Ter and Thomas II. Banes. joint tenants, 20
Louis Y Dieter SO.
Kalorama Heishts-Jot Il. block Is. Union Trust
Company 70 Charlotte ". DALEY, s., 6sS-S2
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Earned runs-St. Louis. .: Indian
apolis. 3. First base on errors-St
Louis. S; Indianapolis. 8. Left on
bases-St Louis. S: indianapolis, s.
First base on balls-On Ruth. 4; of
Hanley. /: of Moll, l. Innings pitched
by Perry. ~: by Ruth, ~; by Han
ley. 3; by Mol. T. Hits made-Om
Perry. 3: of Ruth. 10: of Hanley. 4:
of Moll s. Struck out-By Perry, 1:
by Hanley. 6; by Mol. 2 Two-base
hits-Geary. Mol. Gallagher, Morri-
son. Stolen bases-Jurgens (0. Gala
CHER o., Obermeyer (2), Quinn, Wal
den, Mol, Mccain. Cummius 90,
Montgomery (2). Linehan, Burke. Hit
by pitcher-By Ruth. .: by Perry, !.
Wild pitch-Ruth Passed balls-Llne-
han, 3 Umpire-Mr. Handiboe Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes.
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Probate Court.
1rsT1cE BARNARD.

Estate Of Elizabeth G. Burnett; letters Of admin
istrutiou granted TO William W. burnett oona'
500 Attorney John Rdou'
Estate a Irving Gibon; letters testamentary
granted to Arthur Cam; bond, $500. Attorney.
{. +. Benjamin
Estate Of Victoria ]. Le Cosnpte motion 10 be re-
Heycd from filing invoice and account granted At
5oTney Z. A. Jones.
Estate Of Julius Warren: attorneys fees allowed.
In re L. Towers; leave TO invest granted. After
ney, z. A. jones.
Estate Of Newton Written viii dated July g. 1872
codicn dated April 30, 1856; eodicil dated March 10
1904, fled.
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Nc. n642. Annie F. Edds Is George NJ. Emmer
ich treasurer. et al substitute trustee Attorneys
Sheehy & Sheehy.
No 964a Margaret c. Brown vs. jesse B.
Mealy. &c: 10 set aside deeds and declare trust
Attorney Nelson Wilson.
No 1854. In re The Knights Of Agriculture
change Of name. Attorney. E. L. Gies-
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Criminal Court No. i.
IIISTICE RARNARD.

JUSTICE bAtSNAhDs
No z7ao United States vs.. Edward Rye; rob
bery. bench warrant awarded.
No. 1895 United sta-cS Va Albert A Schmidt {;
nonEIppoTt; same.
No 2s5s4 United States vs. william NFayson ;
embczzlement defendant surrendered by surety, re-
Leased ard exonerated: defendant committed
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I.nWauif.
Mechnnics, Lienn.

No $500 Thomas J. Kemp. 10 the use Of Her
man W. Van Sender. vs. Lehman Bros. account.
81, 200 Attorney Charles Poe.
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No. slls Thomas ]. Kemp to use Of Herman W.
Van Sender. vs.. Liebman Bros lot 81. square
Z6o Sl37os. Attorney Charles Poe.
No. el2l Simpson & Frank vs. Lehman Bros.
lot SCI, square $50. 500. Attorney. Charles Poe.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Harvester Smashes Former TrOttins
stallion Mark for Mile.

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept I5-The Grand
Circuit races opened this afternoon with
the unfinished Chamber Of Commerce 200
trot first on the card.
Demarest took two straight heats and
won the prize
A new worlds record was made when
The Harvester went a mile in 2:01I4.
beating the record Of 2:O2 for trotting
stations. The summaries:
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Indians Down CovinEton.

Indians Down COVInEtOn-
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Covington, Va, Sept. 15.-The Nebras-
ka Indian baseball team won from the
local team here this afternoon. Il 70 ?.
The game was a comedy OF errors on the
part OF the locals. Score:
r h z
Covington. 10000 o.
indians. 2 500 I'll Z
Baueries-CoTington. Pendleton ard Richardson;
Indians Shane and Hutch.
Largest Mornino Circulation
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Besides Great Britain. the countries which have
oldaee pensions are Denmark, France Belgium.
Germany, New Zealand, and Australia.
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bankruptcy Court.
IrsTICE BARNARD
Equity Suits.

No 6s2 In re Richard L Parry; trustee ordered
10 couSimmate sale.
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DISTRICT TYPOS
OUT OF The RACE

Continued from PaEe Eight.
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Largest Morning CireuIation.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-21
Shoes

Shoes SHOES o''o~0
Wnhe Wny'
Adams
when comes price, rl
nn aa hin have the Julia NARROW Femanshe Godmau and the
and little gents II you ouy h mere you WI"
ktos Goose line OF Children Shoes
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-21

Full line of ladies hair SWith=
es. puffs and braids. We can
match any hair.
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CALEDONIA
HAR.DwICK.

H. r. Kimball was in Boston se'er".
days last ek.-Nliss Jennie Caider"oou
and Fred Calderwood were caiieo W
Craftsbury Tuesday by the oea'" vi
their mother, Mrs. Thomas Caioerwoou'
The More Manufacturing co" Oh "oi-
colt aro cutting chair STOCK from tie
lumber they bought at the fltforo mn,
occupying the Brush granite shens ana
using electric power The annual meet
ing Of the Hardwick Savings lmnk ana
Trust Co, was held at the panK on
Tuesday, the old board OF directors WIS
re- ected.--The stowe high schooi VIII
play the local basket ball team mere
Friday night at the new gymnasium
Miss Ellen Dodge has been WISHING al
her home In IAttleton, y. r., FOR rev
days.. u. Sargcant of Montpelier Is
in town.-The new gymnasium was open
ell Friday night. the exercises consisted
of n literary program, basket Dali
game between local teams and prom
cnade.--Evergreen Lodge y. o. u =.
Installed officers Saturday night.-Mrs.
A. l.. Clarke died Saturday night. Tho
remains were tai an to Groton Monday
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(Cou tiuusA 81 page ~
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LINCOLN.

Miss Carrie Purinton who has been
with her sister in Sudbury all winter.
has returned home.-Rollin Frank, for
many years a citizen of this town and
now residing in Salisbury, is very Ill and
not expected to live many days.-Mr.
and Mrs Frank La Francis of Salisbury
were guests at p. j. GOve's Sunday.-Dr.
n. A. Durfee, the State Sunday school
secretary. will meet the Sunday school
workers in the library Friday afternoon
In the evening he will deliver an ad-
dress in the Baptist Church. A general
invitation Is extended to all who are inter-
ested in the Sunday school work.-There
will not he any prayer meeting Friday
evening on account of DIR. Durfee's lee
ture-Prospect Grange will work the
Srd and 4th degrees Saturday evening"
The industrial will meet with Mrs. A. r.
Cushman Jan. 20.
Harvey Farr attended the funeral Of
Harmon Nichols in Williston Tuesday.
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cite Thursday evening. -Chauncey Alb.
bott Is very sick at the home OF his sis.
ter Mrs. Edwin Hell.--Mrs. A. Lancer.
who has been seriously III. Is gaining.
q. w Kellogg has gone to g. Adams
to work at his trade. az poiisher for a
granite firm.-Henry Pease Ia az HON.
from Burlington afternoon m.
following grange officers were installed
by Past Master Irving Gleason OF Jer,.
cho: Albert strceter master: STANLEY
Tomlinson. overseer; Mrs. Carrie stres, I.
err lecturer; Willis Minckler, steward
Elmer Hall. assistant steward; Mrs
Alice Smith. chaplain; r. y. York. tres.
surer Miss Ruth Tomlinson, secretary.
Fey Tomlinson. gatekeeper; Mrs. Ala.
media Tarbox. Cores: Mrs Annie Bacon.
Pomona; Miss Ida Lancer, Flora: Mrs.
Sahie York, lady assistant stewart
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NOTICE FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
state OF Vermont. District of Gram

State of Vermont. District of Grand
Isle. rs.
BE IT REMEMBERED that Al a ses-
sion OF tho probate court holden at
North Hero within and for said dis
trict, on the 10th day OF January A. d.
1910.
Present: Hon. Vim. Haynes, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in
writing purporting to be the last will
and testament Of James NJ Skeels
late Of Isle LaMotts. in said district
deceased. having been this day present
ed to said court OF probate, and duly
nled In the registers office Therefore
1t IL ordered that all persons inter
ested in the estate of said deceased be
notified to appear before said court,
at the probate office In North Hero in
said district, on the 24sh day Of Feb,
this order, three weeks successively
previous thereto. In the Weekly Free
Press a newspaper printed at Burling-
ton, VT, to show cause, II any they
may have. why said instrument In
writing should not be proved and al
lowed, as the last will and testament
OF the said deceased
VIM. HAYNES
30.w,3t Judge.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The ladies' OF the adult class OF the
Baptist Sunday school gave supper
to tho members Of the mems class We'd
nesday evening at the vestry.-Mrs. Bray
ton Clarke is ill.A. L. Sherman OF Bur-
lington was the guest Of r.. Hudson Con-
verse over Sunday Curtis Orvls Of
South Starksboro visited his uncle, c. l..
Van Nliet, last week.--school No taught
by Miss Anna Stacy will reopen next
Monday for the winter term.-Ernest Bur
ley Is critically Ill from blood poisoning.
Leo and Henry Desautels. young sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred Desautels, who
have been i'll with pneumonia, are recov-
ering. Two other children In the same
family are now ill.--Relatives in town
received word Monday Of the death Of
Leroy II. Emo In Sioux City, Iowa, where
he was engaged In teaching. He died at
a hospital there from the effect Of a Sc
rious surgical operation. leaving n wife
and one child, his parents and one broth
er. Mr.. Emo was the son Of Albert Emo,
former Charlotte man. who went to
Iowa to live In 1861,
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cHITTENDEN
MILTON.

The remains of Merton Pierce were
brought here Thursday by his daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell. from Troy, n. Y, and inferred
in the family lot in the village cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell remained with
their cousin. Mrs. G. +. Rogers, until
Friday morning The meeting Of the
Woman's association of the Congrega-
tional Church was held with Mrs. l..
g. Holcombe on Wednesday afternoon
There was "A large attendance at the
Eastern Star social ct II. a. Brush's
Friday evenlng.-Miss Genevieve Morgan
is home from Essex Junction.
The Rev. r. T. Herrick preached at
Jericho and Underhill Sunday. The Rev.
J. S. Goodal of Essex Junction preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday
for the Rev. f.. e. Herrick.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Clifford are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. James Willett. at Salem,
n. H--The Rev L. l.. Herrick was
called to Chelsea to offcate at a fun
eral Monday james Caswell died Mon
day morning after few days illness
of pneumonia.-M George Bourque has
returned from Grand Mere. p. O.. and
brought with her the infant son OF her
sister, Mrs. George Gotta. Her sister is
in a saritarium.
Richard. the little son Of David
Osborne. was run into by traverse sled
while coasting on the Tannery hill His
leg was broken at the ankle and one of
the large bones of the leg and the knee
pan were broken.--Mr and Mrs. Charles
Robinson have n little daughter born
Monday. January l7.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Miles have gone to Saltwater. ~ y,
where Mr.. Miles has positon.--The
funeral of James Caswell was held from
the Congregational Church Wednesday
at 200 p m, the Rev. +. f. Herrick
officiating. with interment In the village
cemetery. The bearers were members
Of the G. A. r. He leaves a wife. two
sons and four daughters, all OF whom
reside in New York city. His wife and
son. Ray, were here to attend the fun
eral. Mr.. Caswell was 70 years old -
| S. O. Brush of Burlington spent Tues
day night and Wednesday at his fathers
| II. A. Brush.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Daniel Patrick and daughter Miss
Anna. have returned to Hnesburg after
brief visit with Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ
Ferri".
John Wright has returned from indie
pendence, Iowa, where he has been on
business for Wright Bros
Peter Zero of Wiliston suffered a
shock Saturday since which he has been
unconscious.
Gilbert Harris, who has been in failing
health for the past few years, died at his
home Monday evening. lie was born In
MORA, n. Y, in 1853, where he lived pre-
vious to moving TO Burlington and later
to Essex Junction. During the active
years OF his life he was engaged in lum-
her interests In the northern part OF his
native State In 1879 Mr.. Harris hurried
Miss Mary A. Wright, eldest daughter of
the late Smith Wright of Nlllistor, who
survives him with one daughter by a
former marriage Mrs. Homc- z. Jui i.h
Harris) Wright of this place. The flu
neral will be held at the home OF the de-
ceased this morning ut eleven o'clock
with interment at winston The
death of Mr., Harris marks the passing Of
"A man who was loved and respected fer
his quiet dignity, his uprightness IN all
business relations and his strong relig-
ious convictions
r. s, Sherman Post, q. A. II" held its
election of officers Tuesday afternoon,
Dr. -. w. Slnead acted as installing OIL
Ger. The W. II. G. held their installation
at the same time Mrs. c. II. Heach OF
Burlington was the installing officer, FOL
lowing the Installation luncheon was
served by the ladies', In the evening an
excellent entertainment was given by the
Mandolin club OF Fort Ethan Allen
Prison Guard Charles ONeil OF the mill
tary prison at Fort Lsavenworth, kans''
who IN 1T of jealousy shot and kiiled
Minnie Shabno. formerly Of this viiinge'
at that place last summer. was found
guilty In federal court of murder I'm the
hrst degree and has been sentenced Ia
be hanged AT Fort Ieavenworth
The marriage OF Miss Grace Disorda
| daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Disorda
OF this place, to Ira Yandow, son Of MT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Morton W. .DudnOn.

The Undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Hon Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden, commits
sioners to receive, examine and ad ju It
all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of Morton w. Jud-
son. late of Burlington. in said dis
trict, deceased. and all claims exhibit
ed in offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid, at the office of George w.
Deberville, in the city Of Burlingt on,
In said district, on the third Saturdays
OK February and July, next, al 10
o'clock a. m. on each Of said days and
that six months from the 18th day of
January, A. u. 1910, is the time linn
tied by said court for said creditors to
present their claims TO us for exam
nation ana allowance
Dated n, Burlington. this 18th day
OF January, A. d. 1910.
GEO. w. pEEF.RNILLE.
j. r.. REEVES
30.w3t commissioners.