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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEAVER

STAFF III, or VERMONT. District of
~, me Honorable Probate Court for
me District Aforesaid: "
To the heirs and all persons ,n,.r
nsted In the estate OF William Weaver
iate OF Burlington, in said district
deceased, l.
GREETING.
whereas. application hath been
mace to this court In writing. by the
authority to sell nil OF the real es-
taid Of said deceased. for the pavment ~,
debts and charges OF administrat,oun
setting forth therein the amount OF
uents que from said deceusod, tho
charges Of administration. and The
amount Of personal estate and The s t'te
uat'on of the real estate. '"' '''-
Whereupon. tie aid court anno,r+
co and assigned the 18Th day If No
Nembcr, 1910 at the Probate Offlcn IN
decide upon said application and pe-
tition, and ordered public notice thare-
OF TO be given to all persOns tntar
ested therein. by. publishing said or.
Ger. together with the time and place
in the Burlington weekiy Frs. prs.s
a newspaper which circula.es in the
neizhborhood OF those persons intaro
ested In said estate. ali which puhli-
cations shall be previous TO the dav
Therefore. you arc herebv no,,..a
70 appear before said court at the
time and place assigned. then anI
there In said court to make your oh
Jectiohs 10 the granting Of such ii.
cense, if you see cause
Given under my hand, at Rur,,r..,
In said district, this 2oth dav nr o.
tober, 1910. VI W.
1sva. oRMAN p RAY.
''"'' Judge
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CHARLOTTE.

Charles Dow has gone TO Lincoln deer
hunting.-Frank Abair. who has been on
the \. ID. Gibbs farm number Of
years. has moved to Burlington.-Carl
Thompson and daughter Lulu, have
gone to New York to visit Mrs Rice
who was formerly Miss Bertha Thomp-
son.--Harold Thompson and Cyrus Hos
ford have gone to Bolton deer hunting.
Mr.. Hahn has moved into Thomas
Reeves's tenement and will work for
MIR Murphy. William Perry has moved
from Charles Roots tenement to Bur-
lington.Miss Emma Munnette was
called to Burlington last Monday owing
to the illness OF her sister, Mrs. Charles
Stone.-Chares Shortseeves has moved
into Mrs. II. y, Alexander's tenement
Miss Kate Smith and nieces, the Misses
Kathleen and Winnifred Smith visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reese in Middle
bury over Sunday.--Mrs. CYRUS Hosford
and children are visiting her parents in
NerEcnnes.
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HINEsBURG.

Nr and Mrs. Fay Kenyon are spend
ing some time with relatives in New
York city.--Mrs Edward Hollis IL very
low.-Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Barker Of
Burlington passed the week with their
SON. Willam.-Bert James Is Ill at the
home Of Howard Barnes-The schools
were closed Thursday and Friday to al
low the teachers to attend the conven-
ton in Burlington.-The Misses Ienzs
Frasier and Mary Dwire students at the
Castleton Normal school, passed the last
of the week with their parents here,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Millham october 2s.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Coates october s
Miss Lucy Belle Pierce. who is teaching
In Shrewsbury, was at her home here
over Sunday. George Loveand will move
from E. o. Martins house to the Bowe
house this week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane
will vacate the Fletcher house and move
into Louis Sanctuarys fat.--Marjorie
Mckenzie is !ll.--Mrs. z. II. Hollis Is
very Ill and In care OF trained nurse.
Miss Flora Smith Of Whiting has been
visiting her uncle, II. A. Reecher.
Eugene Blssonette and Giles Place were
the lucky deer hunters Monday. Both
deer were shot on the hill in the east part
Of the town.-Fred Hollis returned to
New York Tuesday, having been called
here by the serious illness of his mother
Mrs. Charles Hubbel and three children
of Charlotte are with her mother, Mrs
Landon.-George Lanahan shot deer the
first Of the week
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SWANTON.

Asa David Moore and Miss Ella Anna
Bulls both of st. Adams. were married
at the Congregational parsonage here
Thursday evening by the Rev. n. O.
Bowley.
Mrs. /" knight. mother OF Mrs. ]. w
Reed. with whom she makes her homo.
was taken suddenly and seriously III
Tuesday morning. Owing TO her fee
BILE condition. there Is little hope %
her recovery-Madam Stilphen goes
to-day to Boston for visit of few
weeks. from which place she will go
to visit her sister in New York-7'he
Shakespeare club will meet next week
with Mrs. Suter.-The poultry food
plant OF Iapelle K co. is rushed with
orders.-Miss Chadwick. who has been
Ill, is able to hc out.-Thc Epworth
League convention, which has been in
session for the last two days, at the
Methodist Church, was largely attend.
cd and of much interest throughout.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Josie Curavoo has Dur-
chased of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brough
their house,-Harold Berry has return
ed from Bellows Falls. where he has
been the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Preston Hadley.-Miss Daisy Bessett
has resumed her work in NJ. -. Dim
ick's office after a weeks vacation.
Miss Harriet Towers has returned from
Lake Placid club, y. Y, where she has
been employed during the summer-Mrs
Alexander Terrier and daughter, Martha
returned Monday from Montpelier. where
they have been the guests Of friends for
several days-Mrs. J. J. Lewis Of Queen
city Park is visiting at the home of the
Rev. Frances Kimbal.-Miss Josephine
Gleason returned Sunday evening to
Mortified where she Is engaged as
teacher in the high school
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JERICHO.

Chester A. Derby has returned from
Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Palmer
have closed their house for the winter
and have gone to Burlington.-Mrs. w.
G. Cook Is In North Underhill this week
on business.-Mrs. J. II. Stafford, ST., has
returned from few days visit in st. AL
bans.-Anson Field and Miss Julia Porter
have returned from a visit in Stanford.
Conn.--Mrs. F. A. Percival returned Sat-
urday evening from the Mary Fletcher
hospital.-Misses Mamie Carroll of
Bakersfield. Helen Bolgsr Of Barre and
their respective homes for few days
Max Simmer is moving from b, H. Days
farm to North Underhill.--E. s. Sinclair
OF Hampstead. L. l.. has been visiting
his brother. Hammond Sincla,r-Mrs
Helen Wright Of Richmond has been
visiting at Mrs. N. II. 0oodw,n's.
Mr. and Mrs. Solan Rawson are in
Massachusetts and Connecticut on their
wedding trip.-Jed Irish was fined $40 20
Monday for intoxication and disturbance
week ago., Allen Clerkin of BurlinY-
ton is in town.--Joseph Bissonette was
In Burlington Monday.-The Ladies' Help
society Of the Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs George Foster Friday after
noon. Supper will be served,-Mrs. Mary
Day of Massachusetts is with Mrs. NJ
II. Packard for an extended stay.-The
Womans Foreign Missionary society will
meet this afternoon at two o'clock
with Mrs. Mary Balch.-George White
lost a valuable horse Thursday.--Ivan
White returned TO Burlington Monday
morning after a short visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George White.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Eugene Alexander. G. H. Iamey and
j. J. Rhoads. The interment was in
Greenwood ccmctcry.--Mr. ana Mrs. NJ
n. Ross who have been I'm town FOR
several wccks, returned to Springf,eld
Mass. last Eaturdny.-E G. Dixie was
at home from Montpelier over Sunday
DIR. II. l.. Avcrill of Middlcbury was
n guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Ford bingham
Saturday and Sunday,--Chauncey Boa
man OF Burlington was in town over
Sunday.-Fred Chase of Springfield,
Mass was guest OF his mother over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. N. u. Bisscn.
cite OF Burlington were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ Hanks over Sunday
rho Rev. Mr. Allen of New York was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Dick
crman over Sunday He was half
brother Of Lyman Dickerman and
came here to attend the funerRl.--Mr
and Mrs Morgan OF Burlington wero
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gaudette
over Sundny.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
wood of Addison are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. w. Spraguc. Thcy are here
to hunt dcer.--The condition OF Mrs.
Jerusha Ferguson ia moro favorable
Miss Nellie Ferguson Of Natick. Mass.
IS the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Caro-
line Ray-Roy Hurlburt brought in
the first deer Monday morning. Two
or three others are reported.
Evang.list.c services viii lac held IN the
Advent Church from November IA to
November 81. The pastor will be assisted
by the Rev. George Armstrong OF Science
tadv. y. Young America made their
yearly raid Monday night on gates, porch
chairs and everything that wasn't tied
down or taken cure of.-Mrs r, q.
iIaskins and daughter. Fife. have gone TO
chicago. They will be absent several
months.--Fred Litch returned from Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday night. He IL I'm
proved in health.-Seven deer were killed
here Monday.
The buildings at the village reservoir
have been repainted.-Oscar c. Crandall
has had hts pension Increased from SA
to $50 month.-Mrs. Carrie F. White
who has been visiting here. has returned
to Shelburne.-Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon
or richmond Is visiting her sister, Mrs
John F1tzsimmons.-E D. blackwell of
Brandon ~ In town. He has recently re-
turned from Mexico.-Mrs s. H. HoIley.
who has been visiting In town. has re-
turned to Essex Junction-Henry Cox OF
Monkton brought in the head of an II
'pronged buck yesterday, also small
one shot by his brother.-The condition
OF r. |. Ward continues unfavorable.-
Miss Edith Hewitt has returned TO We'll
lesly College
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ADDISON.

The apple crop has been larger than
usual In this section, but II is all gath
cred and put on the market.-Mr and
Mrs Hayward Marshall are parents OF
a son, born October 26.--Mrs John Elmer
and Mrs. p. b. Norton have returned from
LeGrange. Ind, where they went to at
tend the funeral Of thclr mother, Mrs.
NJ. o. Stroup.--Mr and Mrs. Willis Pal
ner and family are visiting relatives In
Bcthel.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood arc
on the mountains deer hunting Edith
Spooner Is at home. her school having
closed on account Of whooping cough
Mrs. Fred Wfllmarthe spent last week
with her husband at Montpclier.-Th
chicken pie supper was a success des-
pite the bad weather. About SIG was re-
allied
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Paul NeYson died at her home
Wednesday. October % at seven O'Clock
after a long illness from cancer of the
stomach. aged II years. She was the
mother Of Is children. II Of whom are
living. She Is also survived by her hus-
band. The funeral services were held at
the Cathollc church Friday morning. the
Rev Father Campeau officiating. The
internent was made In the Catholic Gene
tery,-Raymond Rule, the ll-year-od son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rule Is at Mary
Fletcher hospital. where he has been for
Il month or more receiving treatment for
serious injury to ono foot-Ernest
Haussman has moved from Williston to
his farm In East Charlotte. which he
recently purchased of Moses Blow.-Mrs
j. X. Taggsrt left Tuesday for East
greenwich, r. l.. TO visit her son. DR..
Fenwick g. Taggart. and family.-Homer
Rogers or Bland Springs Me-. Is spend
ing three weeks with his family AT Mr.
ana Mrs Emmons Dartt's.-Mrs. Sarah
Horsford has leased her farm to Emory
Aoare' VINO VIII take possession Noyem-
Der l'-Mlss Marion Horsford has pur-
chased or Mrs. Edward Thomas her house
ana lot In East Charlotte. Anna
hayes returned to her school in Hard wick
Monday after spending Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, MIR. and Mr..
Daniel Hayes.-George Little is moving
to Miss Marion Horsford's housa fron,
Mrs. Sarah Horsford's farm. where n.
has been employed for a year.-Mrs. Wal-
ter Foss has returned to Wolcott. after
spending week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs II q FOnda-M ona ~ -
c. Beers returned Sunday evening from
Westford where they have been visiting
their daughter.-Mrs. George Hazard and
Mrs Roderic Emo have returned home
About 10 of William Kellogg's young
friends gave him a surprise party satur-
day evening.
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BOLTON.

Mr.. ormsbse and son Of saranac, N. r.,
are at the home Of II. MuEzy during the
hunting season.-Mrs. William Sullivan
OF Moretown was In town Tuesday on a
business trip. Day shot and killed
a deer on the south side Of the river
Tuesday.-Mrs. NJ. M Sabins was in Bur-
lington Monday.-Emery Ormsbee, who
was injured by r. falling tree recently. is
gaining rapidiy.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cur
rier OF Williamstown are guests for a.
few days at the home of MIR. and Mrs
G. s. Brush.--Mrs. Anna Powers and
sister. Miss Kate Phillips. visited in
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Powers re-
turned to her home at White River June
ton Tuesday morning.-Mr Pickett will
move to the south side of the river this
week, into the Sabins tenement, where
he resided last winter. lie has contracted
for lumber job on lots belonging to the
Clark estate.-Mr. Gregory, who has been
in Alaska twelve years and who now
makes his home with a brother In West
Bolton, was in town Monday and Tues
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MILTON RoRo.

Mrs. Eva Martin IS visiting in Corinth
Carrie Wells Is in Grand Isle.-There
was dance at Edward Sartwell's Fri
day nisht.-Mr ana Mrs. a. B. Wood
attended the wedding OF their niece. Miss
Ruth Wood and Mr.. Logan In St Adams
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stout. who
passed their honeymoon at Camp Rich
have returned to New York.--Van and
ira Everest each shot deer Monday
Mrs. Alma Barrett OF MORA. ~ Y, visit
ed her uncle, NJ n. Carr, Thursday
Mrs. Mabel Roclair Sweeney had an OPP
Grafton at the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week "Wednesday. Winnie Shean
was home from Burlington Saturday and
Sunday
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lane have gone to
New York TO attend the wedding of their
son. Sanford II. Lane, which occurred
Nov. 2,-Charles s. Dana of New Haven
spent Sunday In town. His mother, Mrs
Mary Fl. Dana. returned to New Haven
with him after a four weeks visit with
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Witherell spent Monday in New Haven,
guests Of judge c. s Dana
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rolle Perry have a boy
baby. born October 26.-Walter l. Hall,
who was resident of this town for
some yoars, died at the home of Asabel
Zen In Chicago on sunday evening. Octo-
Der "a. The funeral was held October d,
the body being buried in Mount Green
wood cemetery in Chicago. l.. c. Hall,
who was with his brother at the time of
his death. is st.ll In Chicago.-The La
dies Social Circle met with Mrs.
c. II. Cobb Wednesday afternoon.-Sew-
all Russell and Miss May La Porte were
married Friday by the Rev. Nh Cook.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Alger are visit
ing In Jonesville.-Miss Pamela Smith
returned Monday from Middlebury Miss
Bessie Smith. who was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Fanny Allen hos
pital two weeks ago. returned home Tues
day. NJ. Wright's youngest son was
operated upon for adnoids at the Fanny
Allen hospital Tuesday Mrs. ]. II. Lyon
and daughter. Helen. who have been
spending tho past two months in Cali
fornia and other Western States, are ex-
pected home this week.-Mark Carey's
youngest child Is very sick
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UNDERHILL.

C.. G. Abbott, Sr.. died very suddenly
Monday morning of apoplexy.-Mrs. Gil
more IS seriously i'll at the home of Ed
mund Martin.-Mrs. =. s. Scribner is
caring for Mrs. L. C. MacGibbon. who Is
quite ill.-Howard lockwood Of Nash
Vile, Tenn, Is spending a two weeks va
cation at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Rockwood.-Leslie
Jordan of Concord. n. H., Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jordan
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The regular meeting Of c. T. Smith Po-
mona Grange was held In Perlsy hall
Saturday morning and afternoon There
was IA profitable discussion of silos and
slage by members from Franklin, West
Berkshire. East Berkshire and EnOsburg
Essays, recitatons and farce by PAX
erstield with music made up tho program
The following officers were elected to
serve the coming year: Master, r. {.
Ovtt; overseer. w. $. ROBBIE, lecturer. +.
W. Spicer, steward. j. X. Montague as
sistant steward, Gaylord Reed chaplain,
F. w. Wheeler; treasurer. q. +. Brig
ham, secretary, A. NJ JENNIE; satekeeper.
Leon Gates; Ceres, Mrs. n, Z, Ladd; po-
mona, Lolita Farmer Flora. Dorothy
Parker; lady assistant steward. Mrs {.
d. Phelps. These officers will he installed
at the next meeting which will be held the
last Saturday In December-Mrs.
L. J. Parmclee attended the meet
ing of the State W. c. r. L. in
Bristol last week.-E, j. Irish. who is EN-
ployed by the oregon Short Line in the
station at Pocatello, Idaho, has been
granted n three months leave of absence,
owing to a recurrence of rheumatic trou-
Bile. with which he suffered here. With
Mrs Irish and the children, they are eX-
pected here about November Il to visit
Mr.. Irish's parents. Mr., and Mrs. V. A
Irish.
Henry Ryea has moved from the
farm of j. A. pemar to the G. ]. LIB
by farm owned by the Free Baptist
Church of this place.-Mr and Mrs
NJ II, Cross, who We're recently mar
ried in Manchester, ~ H., were in
town Monday, They are preparing II
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CALEDONIA
HARDW1CK.

At special session Of tho U. s. dis
trict court held hero Friday, nearly 100
foreigners took out naturalization papers.
About ~ were first papers and tho rest
second.-Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Bridgman
celebrated their golden wedding at their
home on Highland avenue Tuesday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgman were the
recipients OF several substantial gifts.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Thursday the
case in re Mary A. Turner's will. Arch
LaPan, contestant. was settled satis-
factorily to the contestant and the will
was allowed and certified back to tho
probate court In the case against william
Miner Of Richford. charged with cruelty
to animals, the jury brought In a verdict
OF guilty.
Tho grand jury OF franklin count,
court, which has been considering ,ha
case against Mrs. Frank c. Avorill
charged with numbering her husband
week before last, reported Friday af-
ternoon that true bill had been
found. Judge w. w. Miles receiving
tho report 1t Is expected that tho
indictment will charge murder in the
first degree. The prosecuting officers,
Atty.-Gen. John q. Sargent and states
Attorney Elmer Johnson. will settle
upon the time when the case will he
tried. Mr.. Sargent Is now in Guild
hail, In attendance on the Dodge trial.
Mrs. John +. OConnell was found
dead in her bead Friday morning
about seven o'clock. tho cause of her
death being heart disease. Mrs O'Con-
ncll was so years old, and IL survived
by her. husband, whom she married
:" '''o' one son. norman and ono
"'uS"'e'' leresa' me funeral was
'i" AT o. MARY Church MONDAY
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S BENJAMIN story Of >-a, vi, ~.
| funeral was hold rueed,, f.,rr,.,,
at one O'Clock and tho burial u.,. T.,
the South Main street co,petor,
! The engagement has been announced
OF Miss katherine Learned and Arthur
| ". Eaton OF the Eaton-Crane company
OF Pittsfield, Mass. Miss Learned is
sister Of Frank Learned Of this city.
The marriage of Miss Carrie l.. Ste
phens of Canistco. ~ Y, and william
r. Adams of Yonkers, y. Y, will
take place this evening. Miss Ste
phehs is well known here where she
'aueht music ana drawing In the pub
lie schools
me following cases have been dis
poseu OF IN FRANKLIN county court
state VS.. Leslie Wright. for alleged
preach OF peace, nolle pressed; state
VS.. stephen Eddy. for alleged lewd-
ness the respondent entered a plea Of
guilty under the first count and was
sentenced to the House Of Correction
for not less than two years and not
more than two wears and eigh, months.
State VS.. zeph Tromhlv. nolIe pro,sed.
Cassius Henry. convicted Of furnish.
| ing liouor ulegauv u.os son.o,.1
serve NOT ,ess ,bor 90.
moro Tho, oro ,.o
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Clinton Spaulding returned Satur-
day, accompanied by Miss Mary Spauld-
ing, who will remain two weeks.-Jabez
Fargo has rented his farm to William
Hll.-Edward Charles and family have
moved TO Warham Brewster's.-J. j. Ross
has rented his farm to Richmond parties
It. W. Johnson is i'll with asthma
Mrs. hate Ross Is In Richmond.
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anu Mrs. Katherine Northrup and 1T
tic son Of Boston were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. II II. Fuller over Sunday
Miss Clara Brown was home from
her school In versennes over sunday
Mrs. ELLA Herrick johnson OF Ran
dolph has been spending q few days
with her father, REV. u. II. Herriok'-
s. O. Brush of burlington IL spending
a few days at home deer hunt'he--
Miss burbank Of Barre was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Latham over
Runday.-Alex Shores has moved Int"
one of the Pratt houses on Cherry
Bevins has sold his
place to william Landon Of Georgia
Mrs Low Dunbar and daughter. DeNA'
have returned from visit TO her
Mrs. Edward LaTulippe' In
Jericho-The ladies Of the Congrega-
tional Church arc to serve supper at
tho vestry on Friday evening-Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Grow have an 11-pound
how. horn Saturday.
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SHOREHAM.

State Cattle Commissioner r. l.. Davis
and DR.. Wer. State veterinary were In
town during the past week and tested the
r. Y. Douglass farm Jerseys. So in num-
Der, and found them entirely free from
tuberculosis.
Superintendent Hayes, the Misses Stick
ney, Delano. Woodman. Walker. Doug
lass and Ethel and Winona Burditt at
tended the State educational meeting in
burlington last week.-Madam Russell
has returned from Bridport, where she
passed the summer with her daughter
Mrs. Nathan Russell. to pass the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Walker.-Miss
North returned from Montpelier and
Burlington Monday.-N. b. Douglass has
returned to his home In Sherburn, Mass.
S j. Northrup has returned from AL
bon, n. Y.-Mrs. Burge entertained the
Moravian club Tuesday afternoon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF Phoebe II. Schutt, Burlinr


The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honora ole Probat to
court for the District OF Chittenden.
Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate Of Phoebe
r. Schutt. late of Burlington, in
said district deceased. and all claims
sxhiniteh IN onset thereto hereby give
pose aforesaid. at tho office OF r. e.
Davis in the city OF Burlington. in said
district, on the first Mondays OF De-
ccmber and May. next, at 10 o'clock
a IN. on each OF said days and that
six months from the End day of No
vember, A. d. 1910, Is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for exam
ination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this end day
Of November, A. ID. 1910.
p. q. GODFREY,
70. u. DAVIS.
1S.wat Commissioners.