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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-11
Rowland hats at
 lowered prices.

All the handsome good-style trimmed hats that sold at $350 and more, have had. their prices lowered. You may buy at substantially less than for price The savings noteworthy. And the hats we the hats Rowland hats That tells in phrase the story of their beauty and their goodness of style But we've taken large number of them and they yours at prices like these:- s35o to s5- $2.75
 se5o to ss.5o- $450
 s1o to s15- $6.5O Women of taste and citical judgment will be among first to take advantage of the opportunity
 Second floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-11
$l0 $l2.50
 
Cloth suits cheaper.

We going to sell the season 's-end collection Q cloth suits at even-1ower prices. There is but two suits of pattern. Many of them the mostexcusive styles that came into the store.
 Now it is time they going out-and they are to go.
 The prices here given those in force this is written Thursday morning these prices go into ef feet.
 s15 to s2o suits $12.5O
 s22.5o to $50 suits .$16.50
 s37.5o suits $25.OO
 Secondf
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STARKSBORO.

The marriage Of Miss Helen Smith.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
to George Lane OF st. Adams is an.
bounced to take place at the brides par
ents Wednesday, October 5.-The Chris
tian Culture club met Thursday
with Mrs. William IIill.-Nr and Mr..
Ernest Guindon Of Bristol were tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. wade over sun
daY.-Mrs. Josie Brown has returned
from Niagara where she spout the SUM
mer.-Nhe Rev, and Mrs. Tran,Nin Blake
are attending tho BAPTIST conventions at
N'Gdlchury this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Caldwell and
family Of st. Adams are here to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Caldwolrs sister
Helen Smith,-Frank Ferguson, Fred
Thorn and Almon Norton are nj
Thompson's Point, flshing.-Alton La
faYettc is at homo from Rutland for
his vncation.-,Chorloe chamberlain
has come from Rutland TO spend the
winter Sunday, October 10. there
will be no services in the Baptist
Church as the pastor expects to attend
the meeting of the Huntington assoc
citation at Huntington Center.-Mrs.
Nespor Thompson is ill-The Christian
culture club viii meet next week
Thursday, October 10, with Mrs. =. O.
Brown.-Ml-s Ila Il. Sweet of Lincoln
was the guest of Mrs. r. x. Eddy over
Sunday
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BRISTOL.

g. c. Currier and Miss Helen Weller
gre having cement walks lai1.-T. g.
Joncs died at his home ut Rocky Dale
Friday night. aged n years. He had been
in poor health for seven years. He Is
survived by his wife and two sons, FL
bert and Howard, The funeral was
held Monday at one O'Clock at his
late home.--Frcd Mcintyre has entered
the employ of l., @. Allen in Mddlohury
as blacksmith.--J. s, Briggs has been
visiting In Monkton this wee1.-Gcorge
Bates, who has been spending several
weeks with relatives here has returned
to New York; j. blackwell of Bran
don was In town Saturday.-Judge and
Montpelier,
Mrs X. t. Hatch made a misstep In
coming down stairs Saturday. fracturing
one Of the bones in her ankle,--B. j.,
Clark and son, Sherwin, spent Sunday
with relatives in I.incoln.-Mr. and Mrs
Arthur hyde Of Lewis. N Y. We're guests
of Mr., md Mrs. John Tatro and family
over Sunday.-An old dry house and barn
attached. owned by the Lake Dunmore
Power & Traction Co. at Rocky Dale was
burned between eleven and twelve O'Clock
saturday night. The barn was used by
w. Mr. Hughes, who lost wagon, sleigh
and harness and some hay and grain
The loss is about si0o,--The Ladies Home
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ADDISON.

The Pie Social" at g. T.. Thomas's
frl'ts evening was q lreat success.
The big pie was won BY Arthur Adams
~" tho little pie by Ezra smith
MIS- Betsey Morrison. an aged resi-
"oht OF thts town. died at the home Of
hcr Fon-in-law, p. u. Norton. THURS
day morning after a lingering Illness.
MIS-. Eliza Lucia Of Atlantic, Mass. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. JOSEPH
St Clarc,-Mrs. Erwin Adams has as
her guest Mrs Goss of New uomn-
shire Miss Mildred Taber % Vsr-
%ennes was the guest OF Holly Wood
over Sunday.-Flossie Nnrnev of PAN
ton was at q. l.. Thomas's Friday and
Saturday.--Mrs. Hatch Of Panton has
been spending some time with Mr. ana
Mrs William Hatch at William Moo
nan's,-NeXt Sunday is to he roII,.
Sunday at the church and the SUNDAY.
school is preparing for it.-Josennir,
iiodctte Is in Hardwick, the suost of
Roy. and Mrs. II. II. White.-Mrs No.
ten or burlington spent last weel,
with Mrs. Henry Palmer and Mr..
Julius Clark.
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Circle had harvest supper at the
Conversational Church Wednesday even
in;;.-The appe crop is reported the best
In yoars-Thc remains of Mrs. Della A.
Rich were brought here from Middlebury
Monday and Inferred In Greenwood
cemetery by the side of her first husband,
Chnunccy Moore-J. w. Kctcham of Eut-
land was In town Monday.-The funeral
of r. $. Jones was held from his late
home Monday afternoon. The Rev. r. r.
Stone ofIiclated. 1nterment was In Green
wood ccmotery.-An. and Mrs +. w. Esty
are ut Thompson's Point for a few days
II. Hopkins has returned to Walllngford
after visit here of several days.
s. Nj. Golf reports tho morning tempera-
turc for September as follows: Highest
90 degrees; lowest, 80 degrees; average
81 degrees: last year. 20 degrees; noon
average. G2.l degrees; last year, G. de-
grees; rainfall. 3Sj incheg last year. 315
Inches: clear days, 70; part clear,
10; cloudy, s; north wind. days;
south. II days; variable, G. high-
est point reached, 70 degrees Mrs. ]. r.
Ives has closed her summer home here
and returned to Chica go-The announce
| nent is made OF the wedding of Miss
l'hena Belle Palmer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. y. Palmer of this town. to Roy
Edgar Demeritt of Waterbury on tho
evening of October 12-Col y. +.
bunshec IS In New York this week.-Mrs.
sarah Dumas + visiting In Fcrrishurs.-
The loss on tho recent IRE ut Rocky Dalr
Is placed at 5000 instead of 500 rs stated
small insurancc.-Mrs. Jame Dotcn died
at her home in tho north pnrt of tho town
Monday night. She Is survived by her
| husband and other relatives.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge fl

their honeymoon, after which they will
make their home In Middloburv --Thoro
are unclaimed letters at the local post
Office addressed to the following persons:
Mrs w. S. Benton, Mrs. ~, j. Boynton,
Mrs. Charley +. Bradberry. Mrs Gins
Burgman. Mrs. Mary Gallivnn. Mrs.
Harriet M. HUI, Mrs. Rose Hurley, Miss
Mary Farr, Miss Grace Morgan, Miss
Cara Morse. Miss Bridget Nugeon. Miss
FRANCES Siplo. Miss Maggie S,pernou.
r. V. Barret. F.. q. Bowman, Emil
Goranson, j. w. Brooks. A. W. Jenkins.
ESQ., j, II. Logan, Edgar Ouellett. Jym
Roberts. Clarence Ross, Arthur Rogers.
n. e. Whitney and y. 8. Scrihner.--Al-
though officers having been hunting in
all directions since Saturday no trace
mas been discovered of the burglars who
broke into Henry r. Days store and the
Ripton postofllce on the early morning of
October l.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Dustin y. Bicknol, a native Of Jericho,
ana for the past eleven years a resident
III TINS liage, died saturday morning.
after an illness of eight months, aged s.
years. Mr. Bickn,i, though native Of
;u.S town, was for about 20 years
travelling salesman. residing In New
York city lie returned to his native
town after his retirement from the road.
lie was man of sterling .oharacter.
genial and we'll informed member Of
the Congregational Church at this VIII
age. and OF Mansfield Grange. He is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. X. b.
lshan. and grandson, Dana Isham, and
by one brother Allen Bicknell. of Under
Hill and one sister, Miss Emma Bickuell.
Tie funeral was held from his late rp7-
dence Tuesday. the Rev. S. H. Baruum
officiating and the bearers were H. II.
bay. L. O. Terrll, +. p. Porclval. L. \.
stiles, y. p. Terrill and F.. b. Jordan.
Interment was in the cemetery at this
villaEe.-W. II. Kew, Wife and son went
10 Lexington. Mass. this week for
two weeks visit with relatives.--Ezra
Church Of stockton. Cal. son OF Milo
Church who Went from this town TO
California ir the 80 made a short visit
among his relatives in this town this
week II was the first visit ever made to
Vermont by any member o; Nr.
Church's family since he went TO Co.i-
forria Mr.. and Mrs. Howe Of Somor-
vile. Mass. We're visitors at their SIS
tcr's. Mrs. lrviu- Ballard, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Scott and daughter.
irene, Of Dudley, Mass, are making
two weeks visit In town.-Mrs A -.
Puffer went 20 Burlington saturday 10
stay with her daughter, Mrs f. II.
stone Mrs. buffer Is in very poor health.
Mr.. Tutfer went Monday. Mrs. Haiti,
Bixby OF Uuierhll is visiting her sister,
Mrs Martha Whtney.-The Rev. and
Mrs. ; H. Barnum expect To go to
cornwall the latter part of nc week to
visit former parishioners. They Will at
tend the state Sunday school convention
AZ Rutland before their returu.-C. j.
fer2uson. superintendent ~ the Anti
saloon League, viii speak in the inter-
csts of his work AT the morning service
next SundaN.-Mr and Mrs.. Frank b.
Brown ana Mrs. f. b. Jordan have been
elected delegates to the State Sunday
school convention ut Rutland. Mrs. Jeu-
rie w. Hart also expects to attend
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MILTON.

James Evarts, aged s., died at the home
Of O. II. Hewey, october 2, where he
had made his home since last January.
Funeral services were conducted at the
house Tuesday by the Rev. T.. +. Her.
rick Irterment was in the village ceme-
tery.-Thc funeral of Silas w. Finn.
who died Monday of heart failure at the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. Jane Finn, was
held from her house Mt 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. the Rev. J. @. Currier
officiating. The intermcnt was at Milton
Boron. S Wood fell Sunday and broke
his left hip. He had just passed his 9lst
birthday. Trovile. who was
badly injured last week by gasoline en-
CINE falling on him. died yesterday morn
ing at eight oclock.-Arthur Wood Of
st, Adams is caring for his uncle, n. s.
WOODLANDS. Guy Baker of St. Adams
spent Yesterday with her sister, Mrs. H..
II. Becman
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WHITING.

Miss Clara Ketcham of Brandon was
the guest of Mrs. G. r. Mason Thursday
and Friday.-Mr and Mrs. j. NJ Stickney
visited In Brandon Saturday.-Miss Nellie
ketcham returned to Rutland Sunday
Mrs Learned and daughter, Marion, have
returned to their home in Watertown.
Mass. after spending the summer here
at their cottagc.-Mrs. Frank Pierce OF
Plattsburgh, \. Y, is the guest of Mrs.
Kate Ketcham.-Mrs. Fanny Goodrich at
tended the funeral OF Alvah McAlister in
Leicester Sunday.
At the regular meeting Of Banner
Grange Friday night. there will be a roll
call, and each member Is expected to
respond with some Quotation.--1Ir. Arte-
mas Il. Ballord Of Perry, Iowa. is visit
ing relatives In toWn.-rho Ladies til
Iof the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet in the church vestry Thursday aft
crnOOu.
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WEYRRIDCE.

Tie remains of q little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Walter Sturtevant, who
died at their home in Ferrisburg, were
brought here last Friday and Inferred in
WeybridPe cemctery.-M Carl shaw
and children Of burlington spent last
Saturday and Sunday in town.. B.
Dodge has sold his place to Thomas
Dewey.-Mrs. Hattie Eells of Hancock
Is at her fathers. A. J. Stowe.--.News
has been received OF the Illness of Mrs
Maria Mott Mt the home Of her daueh-
tor. Mrs. Silas Hoyt, IN Cornwall.-H t.
Thompson and Martin Young have new
dtomobiles.-Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Sturtevnnt and son and Mrs. Watson
Whitman ana son of Ticonderoga, y. T..
were in town last week to attend the
burial Of Walter Sturtevant's little
daughter.--Mrs. Jennie Harrington OF
Ashland. n H., Is tho guest OF Mrs. En-.
ma Harrington.
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LINCOLN.

Ar. and Mrs. Edwin Hin started
Monday for California, where they ex-
poet to spend the wintcr.-Mr. una
airs. ". T. Thompson of Taunton.
lass, who have been visiting at :. H..
fuo'IS the last month, have returned
h"m"'-Mrs. James Moody is very low.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. b. Cove. MIR. and
MIS- John Hcnton and Mr. and Mrs.
J.. II Rhodes are at the lake for few
uays'-The Roy. Mr.. Harrison. a mis-
Slonary from Australia, gave "a very
interesting talk in the Baptist Church
sunday evcning.-G. a. Thayer Is in
Observation-Disclosures Sweet and Mrs.
John Re"n went IL Burlington Mon
day-Mtss MadGe Bean ana Allen Lee
spent sunday IN Illumination.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. Crane. who has been at f. W
Pease's for two weeks has returned to
Roston.-Miss Amelia Keeler. who has
been caring for Miss Florence Hurlbut
has gone to her home In Essex-W. ].
Morton Is moving from Beertown into
Klel Myers's house.-The Woodmen met
in school hall Saturday evening.-I'altzar
Trieh had a young colt fearfuiy cut ON
the wire fence Tuesday.-IIomer Ring Of
Essex Junction is at Wilbur Ring's.-D-
Jesse Thompson of Rutland has been
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. Eta
Scott has returned to Fletcher Iva
Brigham Is at T. A. Percival's while Mrs
Percival Is at the hospital.-Mr. and Mrs,
J, c. Derby have sold their farm, to Mrs
Jane Percival Hunter OF Canada, who
takes possession November mir. and
Mrs. Burt Bradish have announced tho
engagement of their daughter. Lou
Myrtle Bradish, to Howard Robert Aver
Of Underhill. Miss Beatrice McGee and
Daniel Spla,n were married Tuesday
morning ut ST. Thomass Church. Ira
Yandow returned to White River juno
ton Thursday. Mrs, Yandow will go
this week az soon as their goods
can be packed.-Mrs. II. f. Bates has
gone to Michigan to visit her daughter
Mrs. Charles Bell,-Mrs. A. d. Cochrane
is caring for Mrs. Wilbur. Mrs Remins-
ton and Mrs. Moulton who are III Mt Mrs.
Wilbur's.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Jackson
were in Burlington Thursday.
Mrs. y. S. Martin has returned from
New Tork-Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Tarbox
have purchased the place lately occupied
by Mrs. Jennie Small Nealy.-Mrs q.
| Heber Percival and son. who have been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. Percivars par
| ents Mr. and Mrs F. A. Percival, has
returned to West Rut!and.-Ths IS har-
vest week at the Baptist Church. Sunday
the church was prettly trimmed with
harvest products. The harvest supper will
| be served Friday evening. George y. Nay
| Of Sandy Hin. n. Y, Is visiting his par
| ents. Nir. and Mrs. Y. q. Nay.-L. c.
| Rice Is IN charge of the music at the
| Congregational Church during October
| Mrs. L. A. Percival went saturday to the
hospital for treatment.-H Il. Chase IS
| in Providence with carload of potatoes.
John Carroll is moving his family into
| the house lately occupied by A. ". Ross.
Mrs. II. r. Chase and son, Philip, arc
in satton, Mass, with her parents for n
Week.-Mrs.. Lila DIN OF burlington IS
visiting at ]. r. Varney's. Mrs, Florence
! Hurlburt Wentworth. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Macomber. ana
| relatives in Lakesidcs returned Monday TO
| her home in Paterson. n. J.-Miss Bes-
| sic Kelpeck of Richmond Is visiting at
| Joseph Williams s.-Mss Matte Wood,
who has been at W. f. BuXton's for
| few weeks, returned to burlington yes
| terday.-Capt. c. y, Gray OF Burlington,
Miss Jennie Day OF Nashua, n. H., and
Mrs. c. p. Smith Of Essex Junction
were at II. II. Days Saturday, the oc-
casion being Mr.. Days birthday ami
versary.
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Fitchburg to visit his relatives. Mr..
Earle Is one OF tho day telegraph opera
tors at the Central Vermont railway sta
uon' They VIII reside at the brides home
for the present. Mr.. Earle was for two
years wireless telegraph operator on
SHIPS.
"A pickpocket tried TO work one OF
the extra passenger trains Saturday after
noon but was found out and jumped from
the train. Running back OF some freight
cars no disappeared up the track toward
oo'ches'er' inc train was one which
WIS run over from FRIDAY because or the
NIech AT Northlield'
Mrs' H. a. Coiihs OF Los Angeles, cal,
mas returned 10 the nome or MT. ana
| WITS IL" W. fost aiter Visiting IN Smell
| urine MISS LUCINDA spear or Burling-
.''' ""' "''o oee'' their guest TOT rev
"aS''
iuck mas returned from Fanny
az" '''',, "uere lie underwent an
s ms uauShter' Mrs e. w.
wiz mas peen spending some
- mas oeeh Ut her nome III 81
H'o''" 4o' pr'et stay
-. 80 VS. po'n SUNDAY AFTERNOON 10
WI anu '""lts t'hv Oh fark street.
,,i,,, w. jennings, VINO" OF
INC o '"'''''' CUMMINGS u'eu ouhnay'
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WINOOSKI.

The funeral of John Holland. the man
who was killed below the lower
falls, held Friday from
the undertaking rooms Of A. +. Clement,
where the body has been cared for await
Ing Identification. The body was Inferred
in the Merrill cemetery. The dead man
was buried without positive Identified
ton although Friday man. who
claimed to have known him. says the
dead man has brother conducting q
restaurant in Barre No word has yet
been received from this brother or any
relative.
Albert L. Dubuc son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Evaristie DuOuc, was married Tuesday
at Keesevile. y. Y. to Miss Della Little
Of that place Mr., and Mrs. Dubuc, after
a weeks honeymoon. will make their
home at 10 West Allen street.
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partment Of the graded school.-A SUR
prise party was given Mrs. Mary Ener-
son and Mr.. and Mrs, X. a. Arms at their
summer home Saturday evening by their
winston frends.Mr. Mcfarland Of
Hyde Park spent Sunday with Seth John
son.--Miss Roby Jcnette Is visiting on
Grand 1sle.-Miss Flora Clark and Mss
Barbara Clark sailed Saturday from Liv-
erpool and are expected home next week.
Clark Wood has finished his work as
gardener at Fort Ethan Allen.--Mrs. L.
II. Gates and children have returned to
New York.-Ernest Curtis went Satur-
day to his home In Amsterdam, n. Y.
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UNDEREILL CENTER.

p. c. Ward, who has been visiting rela-
tives here, has returned to his home in
Des Moines, Iowa.-Denny Lyon and Miss
Carrie Butler were married a St. Thomas
Church Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Papineau left last week for a visit
with friends in New York State.-Dauiel
w. Splaine and Miss BeatriX McGco Of
Bolton We're married at St Thomas s
Church Tuesday morning by the Rev. Fa-
Their Theren.-,John Wall OF Lynn, Mass,
came last week to visit his sister, Ms.
y. l.. Bartlett.-The first snow Of 20
season on Mt. Mans field, came SundIy
morning.
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SOUTH STARKSBCRO.

Miss Mary Birdsall has entered a hos
pital in New York in training for a
nurse.-Mrs. y. H. Underhill, her mother
Madam Cnderhill. and Miss Emma Will
liams. who have been at then summer
home here since June, left Wednesday for
their homo in brooklyn. n. Y.--Clarence
EirdHall went Thursday to Lawrence
Mass, to visit his brother. Or. John
Birdsail-Gcorge Elliot has put up and
hlled silo the first one in this part Of
the town.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt
ana children We're guests Saturday and
Sunday of their parents Mr.. and Mrs
David Follansbee.
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Saturday. More than hundred sat down
TO dinner. Tho prudential committee hre
s. j. Northrup, II. H. Burge, L. "
Nottingham. Mrs II. II. Burge, MIS- a.
L. Nottingham; clerk. Mrs. A. NJ Sihi'n
treasurer G. n. North.-Tho next meet
Ing OF Hands Cove chapter -. a. H..
will be held october Il at the nome oi
Mrs Charles S. Orwcll-The exercises
'tpon tho erection of monument VI
honor of Col. IGphraim Doolittlo VIII be
held in the CONGREGATIONAL Church octo'
Dor 8 at 1870 p. III. President John Nj
Thomas OF Mlddlebury will be the speak
er-Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Witherell ant
sons of Cornwall passed Sunday at DR.
Howard's.
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WEST MILTON.

The West Milton Cooperative creamery
building burned Friday morning.--J. G.
Wyman and family have returned to
New York.-Mrs. Glazier OF Athens is
the guest Of her son, Willard Glazier Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Mills Of Burlington spent
Thursday at c. L. Sanderson' s.-H 5.
McCauley has returned to his studies
* the u V. NJ
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MILTON BORo.

Mrs Sarah Mills has returned from st.
Adams much improved in health.-Thers
was a hard frost Sunday night. killing
tomato vines.-Mrs ]. +. Finn return
ed from n trip to New York Thursday.
There was an electric storm Saturday
with gallo of wind which blew nearly
all the apples off.-Aon2o Graves lost hla
horse last week.-Mrs.. Jane Bullock went
to Jessie McNalls Sunday. Avery Phelps
Of Sopertown lost two of his best COWS
last week from eating dccayed potatoes.
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ESTATE or ANTOINE nvJsIEu.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden, ss.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden.
To all persons interested in tho cs-
tate OF Antoine Buster, late of Illness
burgh, in said district. deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden nj Bur
lington. within and tor said district on
the 4th day Of October, 1910, an instru-
mont purporting to be tho last Will
and testament OF Antoine Buster, late
OF IGlncsburgh, in said district, de-
ceased, was presented to the court
aforesaid. for probate.
And 1t t. ordered by said court that
tho 22nd day Of October 1910, at the
Probate Office IN said Burling-
ton, be assigned for proving said In
strumont; and that notice thereof be
given to ell persons concerned, by
Publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper circulating
in that vicinity. in said district, prev
ious to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid. and contest
the probate of said will, II you have
cause
Given under my hand, at burlington,
PIN said district, this 4th day OF Oc-
ORMAN =. RAY.
14w2t Judge,
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Wu,LISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Pryor are the par
ents of n son,--Mr. and Mrs. George
Whitney are the parents of son, Donald
Clinton.-Miss Martha Clark Mrs. Hes
ter Miller and granddaughter Isabel, re-
turned to their home In Iowa last week.
Miss Martie Miller returned to New
Haven, Conn, last week Charles Met
calf has returned to Boston, Mass-Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Talcott have moved to
the home OF his mother. Mrs. L. H. Tai
colt, In the villaee,-Mrs. Charles War
rem has returned after visiting her sister
Mrs. Crane In Lisbon, ~ Y,-Miss Pitts
OK Colchester Is teaching the primary de-
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BOLTON.

The work on the new railroad station is
progressing rapidly.-Jessa Jennings has
his new house nearly finished to take tho
place of the one which burned last spriu =.
Sidney Sabns of Bellows Falls is spenG-
ing the week at the home of his parents.
H. Muzzy is building blacksmith shop.
The little daughter of Daniel Hayden
drove a needle through her finger last
SATURDAY.