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CHlTTEMpE:N
MILTON.

one OF the prettiest weddings Of the
season occurred Wednesday evening Sept.
81, when Homer l.. Powell wa united IN
marriage to Miss Maud Rugar at Holy
Trinity Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev, John G, Currier, The
church was prettily decorated II pink and
Is hte. The ushers We're Percy l.. Bal
lard. c. Kinney Smith. Il. b. Perkins and
Paul Chamberlin, all of Burlington. Miss
Rernice Ballard Of Burlington was maid
of honor. The bridal party were met at
the altar by the groom and his hest man.
Edison ID. Fuller, of Burlington. The
bride was given away by her mother,
Mrs p. r. Jerome Among the guests
from out Of town were Mr. and Mrs. Max
Powell and 7. X. Powell Of Burlington.
e. a. Powell OF Richford, Mrs. Caroline
Gibson Of New York city. Miss Mary Peck
Miss Estelle Packard and Erwin Thomas
Of Wtnooski. Miss Mary Tanner of Bur-
lington. Miss Lucy Bean of Newport
Mrs. Esther Dunning. Miss Jennie Put
nam and Mrs. Leroy Wing and two chill
dren Of Plattsburgh. After n short we'd
ding trip the couple will make their home
I'm this place,
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FRANKLIN
sWANToN.

Dr. George Hyde OF Mexico. so.l Of tina
lete Rev. Mr.. Hyde of this plac4 l.
visiting In town.-Miss Msrlorie Brcy' ~.
who has been Studying IN the Ma.ssa-
chusett General hospital. Boston. for the
past yelr. returned home Sunday
Considerable hay Ia being shipped from
this vicinity. the average price beirg SIC
ton. This ls somewhat higher than
that Of year agO.-IieOrse Rooney has
moved into the house he purchased Of H.
a. Gregg.-H 6. Jones has shipped a
carload OF live geese to the Boston mar
ket.-Conmodore Smith Is preparing to
drydock HIS power houscooat, the
"Siesta." at Ma9uaIr as usual. The for
nation Of d sand bar during the summer
noccssitAtes the tse of dre.ige before
the boat can be taken out
Allen FuiInan, III with STOW fever con-
tinues about the same.--Paul James, a
farmer in the west part of the town. dis
covered a bee tree this week and secured
l20 pounds OF honey.-Professor Guile,
former principal of the Swautou high
school, and Lest year at the head OF the
Poultney high school. has gone to Chat
ham. Mass. where ne Is engaged as prin-
cipal OF school he formerly had charge
Of, Mrs. Guile ana the children now liv-
Ing in the Carrie Blake house, go to Chat
ham November George Sheldon is
playing the organ at Holy Trinity In place
Of Miss Vera suter. who has entered
Mlddlehury College,-E. *. Place. who
has been looking for carriage horses In
this vicinity for several weeks, returned
to West Newton Mass, Tuesday. Buyers
report good drivers hard to find ana
prices are high.-The local cranberry crop
Is reported light
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JERICHO CENTER.

Nr. and Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox have sold
their home place to Mrs. Fate u. Isham,
VINO VIII take possession some time next
month. Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Tarbox have
bought the former home place Of Mira
Elbridse G. Nealy, at Jericho Corners
and VIII move there soOn-Dustin Biclt-
nell, who has been sick for several
months past. Is slowly faiiing.-A meet
ing Of the local Womens Foreign Mis-
sionary society will be held ut the par
ish house Friday afternoon AT 2:30 O'Clock
Miss Gibson. a missionary OF tho women's
board, who is located at Albuqurque
New Mexico, will be present and address
the meetlng-Mrs S. H. Barnrm, Mrs
G. G. Eicknell and Mrs. J.. II, Chaplin
went TO So. Adams this week to attend
the annual meeting Of the Vermont
Women's Board of Foreign Missions of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church as delegates
from tho society at this place Mans
field Grange Of this village are 70 hold
a special meeting next Tuesday evening,
with Refreshments. special program,
etc. and an effort Is to ne made to get
out the membership Mrs. Eva Rowland
and son, Leon, who have been visiting
sister, Mrs. W. j. Nichols, and family the
past few weeks. returned to Burlington
Monday. Thov win start for Wash
nrton State next Monday TO Join Mr.
Rowland AMI WIN mako their future
home thero.--fiovey Jordon went to Bur
lngton Tuesday. t. tale Up his studies
at the L. Y. M.-Dr and Mr. Hopkins
went 70 White River Junction last week
to attend tho State fair. From there. tho
doctor was going to the north part Of
the state To ano1d n few day. vacation
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came Friday from Fairfax to spend II few
days with their pnrents.-Mr. and Mrs.
.'homas Hogan returned Saturday night
from their wedding trip.-The Rev. and
Mrs Smith returned Saturday night from
their trip to Niagara Falls.-Miss Anna
Morrow goes to-day 10 burlington to
visit Miss Bessie Mcl3rlde.-A musical
and social will be given In the parish
house Friday night by the Kings Daugh-
ters. Miss Lefringwell. well known
reader from Burlington, will be present
and give several selections during tho
evcnng.-Miss olive Gibson of the Rio
Grande Industrial school will speak In the
parish house Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Mrs. William Severance died very sud
denly Of heart failure Sunday morning.
She went to bed in her usual health
Saturday evening. Mrs. Severance was
t6 years of age and IS survived by her
husband. an aged mother, Il sister and a
brother. all living In this town. She was
n member Of the Congregational Church
and prominent I'm its work. being a mem
Der of the church committee for many
years. The funeral was held from the
house at ono O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward White. aged - years. died
Friday night of l}rlght's diseuse after an
Illness Of three weeks. She Is survived by
her husband. ono daughter. Mrs. Perry
Curtis of this town, three sisters Mrs
Eunicc Frink of ontario. Cal, Mrs. Sarah
Frnk OF Brooltfleld and Mrs. Jennie peake
of Dorchester. Mass, and by two
brothers. NJ J. Thompson of this place
and stephen Thompson Of Essex juno
ton. She had been member of the Bap-
fist Church for 81 years The funeral was
held from the house ut two o'clock
" cdNesl4N aftrru.ou
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. and Mrs Thomas Dawson,
Deacon and Mrs. John r. Tdggart and
others from here aye IN Mddlebury to at
tend re BAPTIST convention. Philip
lion Of EurlinStou, a former resident
ysited here last weck.--Thc third in
series Of races will he held at East char
iutto driving park Satur1oy.-J. ".
Griffith Of North Crnftsbury Is visiting
his sister MIS-. Emmons Dartt.-Harry
Hleau. a student al the Rurlingtou busi-
ness college, spent Sunday with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bleau.-Last
week Mrs Isaac Stone picked a quantity
of ripe strawberries in the open field
near by.-Miss Marsh. Miss Irish and
Norman Partch of Mortified are visiting
at Walter w. Purkcr's.-A son was born
to MIR, and Mrs. benjamin Garen Sep
TENDER H.-Mrs. Alice Scott, Miss Lo-
raine Green, Miss Gwendolyn Ives and
Harry Brown Of Burlington spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Irving Bradley
Charles +. Smith has bought a farm in
Elmore and viii move there soon.-Ches-
ter !. Smith has sold his farm TO Daniel
Hayes and will go to Elmore to live with
his son-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James Of
Palmer. Mass, visited relatives in town
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Norton
Of Addison have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ROderick Eno--Miss Sara Emo. ac-
compan!ed by her mother Mrs, Phoebe
Emo, has gone TO De Land, Florida. where
she has been appointed head librarian of
the John l.. Stctsou University library
Mrs. Electa Cove Of Bristol is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Frank Estey,-Mrs.
Gertrude Perry of Southport, Conn, who
has been visiting at William 5. kollogS's,
has returned home.--l.ee Hart enter
tained ten of his little friends Saturday
afternoon at tho home of his grandfather,
John Hart ST., In honor OF his little
cousin. Eugenla OBrisn. OF Brooklne.
Mass. who Is visiting there The body
of Joseph Po!rier, 81. who died in Buring
ton was brought here Sunday for burial
in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. Hazard have issued invita-
tons to the marriage of their sister. Miss
Margaret baldwin of Monkton, and Leon
Dean Prindle Of Charlotte, Mt their homo
Monday. October g. at eight o'clock In
the evening. David Eissonctte has moved
his family from the west par, of Char
lotte to Fred st. Georges house.
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SHOREHAN.

Miss Florence Burnell and Barton w.
Brown were married, September q, at the
home of the brides mother. Miss Nellie
Patnode was bridesmaid and Kenneth
Cook tho best man-The annual meeting
and roll call Of the Congregational Church
will be held Saturday, Dinner will be
served at twelve o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.
w. ". Moore ar passing Il few days In
Ti'onderoga with their son, T. H. Moore.
1t Is expected that Col. Ephriam Doolit
ties marker Will he dedicated October s
with President John Thomas of Middle
barry College as speaker--Mr and Mrs
!. l.. Jones are In Utmost urS to attend
the funeral Of her sister, Mrs Kate Col
lins.-The Moraviar club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. ". r Dslano Sat
urday afternoon Arthur Drlauo return
cd to the Y. V. NJ ~ Ellington this
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NORTH FERRISEURG.

The Kings Daughters met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Layton Elliot.-Mrs. George lott
has returned to Rutland after spending
several months with her daughter, Mrs.
Millard Muzzy.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur
James have returned to their home after
visiting at his fathers. George james
Arunah Sequn and family have returned
after spending the summer in Swanton.-
Chssus Wicker Of New York is in town
Tor few days.-Henry j. Hammond Of
Middlebury spent Saturday at the Martin
House.-Stephen Noonan has gone to Vir-
ginia, whore he has recently been buy
ing apples. David Ploof. Luther Wilson
d William Chase went nth Vim to as
+ II the gathering md alrrnllirr.
cut Howard Martin has gone ia Fort
Morgan. Alabama. after visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Edwin Folsom Walter Lewis of
Mid1lesox Is spending a few days at his
fathers at Mount Philo Inn
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HINESBT7RC.


MIS- W. n. flelu ana TWO chiidren nave
returned 10 washington, u. e. atler
Spel"Ins several weeks ut H. NJ nun s.
me Hon John c. Allen returned Monday
10 MS nome In Monmouth, H. he was
accompanied 10y his mother, VINO VIII
speno several weeks IN the Nest.-Ihe
Two young sons OF T. j. Mckenzie are
quite lll-Miss Lizzie Baldwin, who has
been visiting relatives In town. has re-
turned 10 Rurlington.-G u, Boynton,
l.. l. Bronson and James Davis have re
turned from Atlantic City.-Judgc J. II.
Allen and t. L. Hollis attended the Bap
list State convention In Middlehury this
week.-Clark Pierce has a position with
the burlington Light IL Power com
pany.--Alal shall PORTER, who lived in this
town several years. died last week ut the
home of his son in Burlington The Rev.
and Mrs Il. s Greenleaf started Monday
Tor carriage drive to Middlehury to at
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

A son was born Sunday morning to
the Bov. and Mrs. T. r.. Blodrott Mr.
i3lodEcu Is the pastor Of the Methodist
Church at this place ana Essex Center
The past week. up to Tuesday has
been fun Of local weddings The Rev. G..
G. Adams has performed six ceremonies,
three of them being Tuesday. Two Of
the couples were William H. Smith of
ESSEX and Miss Esther Hathaway of
Rutland and Frank NcCArty Of Essex
and Miss Lillian 1.angvine Of Burlington.
This was a double service. Monday
morning ut the Church Of the Holy Fam
ily, the Rev. ]. -. Poullot married Vic
tor Charland and Miss Mary Cnarland
both of Williston. Tho couple We're at
tended by Lewis Charland and Miss Eva
EO,Itop
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. julius Cowcs is Very ill-lir- l..
w. Taft and son. Fletcher. Of Lincoln
visited In town the past week.-Messrs
@. b. Palmer, NJ 6. Peck, Wallace Haw-
thcrne and II. Power have returned
from Long Point, whore they We're in
camp the past week Mrs. Little and
daughter Of Vergennes We're guests of
MIS-. f. II. Conant over Sunday-Dr
and Mrs. Weston We're in Burlington
Wednesday,. f. Davis returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit with friends
IN Canada.-G <. Coates and G. s. Ev-
crest We're in Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Wilbur Kingsley OF Port Henry. ~
Y, is the guest Of Mrs. +. II. Conant--
Mrs. c. s. Everest is visiting her par
cntS in South Shaft ShnrN.
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JERICHO.

MRS NJ. NJ. Remington is III at L.
=. Wilbur's.-Nr and Mrs. Lyman Gil
bert OF Enosburg Falls have been visit
ing ut Il. T. Chase s.-Mr and Mrs
Morton Whitney and daushter barbara.
are visiting Mrs. Whitney's parents MIR
and Mrs y, y. Rood.-Mrs' Carmen
Brush who has been visiting IN town.
war called to her home IN Fletcher by
the illness of her broIher.-Carl Day re-
turned to New York Tuesday evening,
but Hiram Day Will remain longer
byron Ward OF Dos Moues, Iowa, Is
visiting his relatives Eere-Mlsh
Edna Haskins, who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Frank W Pease, has re-
turned to BOSTON, Mrs. T. =. Martin Ia
In New York-Mrs. John Carroll Is ser'-
ously ili.-A. u. Cochrane Is I'm Ney YORK
Mrs. Eta Spaulding Scott who has
been at l. w. Rices for Few weeks
has returned to Fletcher Farmers are
digging their potatoes and some OF them
report a third OF the crop rott"n-Mf'
and Mrs. Warren brigham attended the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Severance
IN Colchester Tuesday.-Mrs Frank O.
Fease ana aunt. Mrs. Coleman, are eN-
pected homo this week from visit with
relatives in Ohio
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uNDERHTLL.

Or. W. s. Nay. who has been III for
three weeks. Is improving sowly.-Dr
\. f. Burdick Is able to be out again
Miss Marjory Hayden, who has been
pending the summer at Newatead, Me.
returned home last week and left
Wednesday for Burlington, where she
will Resume her studies At the
University Of Nermont.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Leon Cook Mou-
day.-Mrs. s. f. Bates and MIS- Bates
to Burlington Monday after an
extended visit with Mrs. f. j. whit
comb-Aiss Madeline Schweig OF Rut-
lond is here FOR few days.--M!ss WA
cody and friend of Johnson were guests
Of Miss Madeline SChWelg Tuesday
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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
nounced to take place at the brides par
ents Wednesday. October 1.-The Chris
tan Culture club meets this afternoon
with Mrs.. William Fill.-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Guindon OF Bristol were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Wade over Sun
day.-Mrs. Josie Brown has returned
from Niagara where she spent the sum
mer.-The Rev. and Mrs Franklin Blake
are attending the Baptist convention at
MIddlcbury this week
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WESTFORD.

r. w. Grow has been visiting In Bur-
Iineton.-Evans Kidder has returned to
Middlcburv College.-The 'ortnightly club
meets with Mrs. a. -. Partridge this
afternoon.-Mr and Mrs G. A. Rice
left Tuesday for a trip to New York
city and vicinity. Floyd Rice went to
the University OF Vermont at the same
time to begin his senior yoar.-Maurice
Kidder returns to town from New Hamp-
shire this week Mr. Kidder has been ern-
ploycd In summer hotclE. b.
Dominique Is building an addition to his
store.
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FAIRFAX.

The youngest son of Mr and Mrs. Ar
thur Southland died Saturday night af'
ter having AN opera uon performed SAT
urday. II was found that his appendis
was in decayed condition ana there
was no hope for him. The funeral was
held ~ the Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.-A
LARGE number went from here last week
to attend the State fair Tho young peo-
pie Of the Baptist Church gave the teach
ers and students Of the Bellows Free
academy reception Monday evening
Cake ard coffee We're served and all had
"A good time. Mi and Mrs. lNman Leach
arrived in town last week from Their
wedding trip They are nj his father i,
Mrs. Addie Allen OF Concord, \. H., IL
the guest of Mrs. q. q. OrtOn.-Severa'
from the Baptist Church went to Mid
dlehury Tucs DAY TO attend the convcn.
tion Mrs Alice Emery OF Cambridge
has moved her goods to her mothers
home and will live therein Fred Hun
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney were called
to Fairfax Thursday by the death of her
mother. Mrs II. II. Stafford. Mrs Laura
Baldwin, who passed few days last
week at the home OF Alison Rollins, re-
turned to her home in burlington Satur-
day.-Miss Lutte Rollins has gone to
Montpelier to work In a hotel during tho
session of the I.eglslaturo.--Airs. John
NaYlon was at the nome If her son, ".
W. Aldrich few days last week,-The
aged father Of Charles Soule. who fell in
the barn recently and broke his leg, is
doing as vel as could be expected.
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MILTON RORO.

Mrs Hortense Miner is the guest o.
Mrs Fay.-Air. and Mrs Mortimer Rev
uolds and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bonn
bard took a trip to Island Villa Sunday.
Mrs Jane Bullock is the guest Of her
son. r. Z. Bullock. and family for II week.
George Trouville, living on the Ben
ham farm. sustained broken arm and
Internal injuries Monday forenoon by
he engine to a threshing machine fall
ing on him.-Mrs. j. f. Finn went 70
New York on the excursion.-Cards are
received to the wedding reception Of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer c. Martin Oct. 6 at the
hama Of Mrs A. II Navtin
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MONXTON

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Chaplin Of Bristol
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs !. u. Mech
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George Roscoe of
Addison spent Sunday at y. e. Meech's-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Winchel returned
Saturday to their home In Beverly, Mass
Miss Beatrice Cheney returned with them
for an indefinite stay.-Mrs. y. G. Gage
is home from Hardwick.-Fred McFnt 90
was in Bristol Sunday Benrie Comstock
in Earuoprnc Sunday
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SALISBURY.

Miss Beulah and Ruth Noycs and Miss
Hattie Burns have entered Middleburv
collego.-Tho little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Cassius Sceley. who has been quite
i'll, is improvng.It Is reported that Mrs.
T. Is. Preston passed through verv sue
Cessful operation and H. doing wcll--Alis5
Jennie Seeley. who was quite seriously
injured by beinr thrown from car
riage on Friday last is doing "a well
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BRIDPORT.

a reception will be held at the vestry
Wednesday evening, October ;, in honor
of the new pastor and his wifc.--The an
nual meeting of the Ladies society will
be held at the vestry Thursday afternoon,
October 6.--Charles Howard is recovering
from his illness.-Mrs j. p. Russell and
daughter have returned from a brief va
cation.-There was poverty social at
Grange hall Tuesday evening
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CHARLOTTE.

w. N. Root. Henry Williams, Martin
HiII and John Spear have gone to Vir-
E'nie III the employ of Nix Bros, apple
buvers.-NeXt Sunday will I've observed
us raliy day In the Sunday school. Pro-
motions VIII be made and n special pro-
gram rendered Delegates to the State
sunday school convention at Rutland
are Ethel ByinFton, l.. T.. Mcneil and r.
II. SMITH richard Dean has returned
to Princeton Cu,lcEe-Miss Pearl ard
Dorothy Cook have closed their home here
and moved to- Burlington, where Miss
Dorothy enters the l.. Y NJ
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WEST BOLTON.

Antoine lAncor had his collar bone
fractured by being run into by team
1t the state fair last F'riday-Miss Min
ME and Frank Fitzsimmons OF Under
hill were guests OF Miss Edith Guyette
Sunday Miss Bernice He'll has returned
from a visit in Eurlington.-N. w. Matt
son OF Montpelier visited at Fred LON
tarl's Sunday.-Mrs. Lucy Miller has
has returned to Burlington, having
Visited at Richard Tia con's few days,
School IS closed in the LJcke district
uu accoun, Of the illness OF Miss LearN.
The remains of Mrs. Ssrah O'ellowr1
Saylos, widow of Howard Sayles OF
Richmond, were brought hero Monday
for burial in the family LOT IN the VII
luge cemetery .--Supcrnteudent l.. IT,.
Prior visited the schools here Tuesday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hill have gone
to New Hampshire 70 reside.-Mnnie
and Ralph Brewster Of the Bristol High
school we're at homo over Sunday.-H.
u. Brewster and granddaughter, Flor
ence. We're at Long Point over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brewster returned
home with them Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. H. Mix and children Of Montpelier,
visited at G. w. Bagey's over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. q, f. Grover are visiting
at Dorset.--Walter Taft has bought one
Of Herbert Tart's farms IN South Starks-
horo and moved there Tuesday.
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W1NoOsKI.

Or. w. l.. Heath, who has been Visiting
his brother, Or. Il. a. Heath, left Tor
Denver Colo. Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Clarence Goodrich and three chill
drcn, also Verne Greene OF Richmond.
Mrs John Hamilton left with them to go
as far as Chicago. She is on her way to
Seattle to spend the winter with her
a
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REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co

EVS 'OTET''E STHEET.
Farms, Timberinnd, Quarries, Etc.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Chit
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons inter-
)sted In the estate of Phiinda La
hothe, late of Burlington, IN said dis-
,rict, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been
made TO this court in writing. by the
administrator, praying for license and
authority to sell all of the real es-
:aid Of said deceased, for the payment Of
debts and charges Of administration.
letting forth therein the amount OF
debts due from said deceased the
charges OF administration and tho
amount OF personal estate and the sit
uation Of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said court appoint
ed and assigned the 14th day Of Oc-
tober. 1910. at the Probate Office In
Burlington, in said district. to hear and
decide upon said application and pc
Ntion, and ordered public notice there
OF to be given to all persons inter-
der. together with the time and place
OF hearing, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Burlington Weekly Free Press.
a newspaper which circulates In tho
esteh In said estate. all which publ
cations shall bo previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
time and place assigned then and
thore In said court TO make Your OH
iections 10 the granting OF such IL
censo, II you see cause
Given under my hand at Burlington,
in said district, this 24'h day Of Sep
laval Judce
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MONKTCN RIDGE.

David Barton has accepted tho pastor
ate Of Friends Church here he has re
Gently moved from Montreal to Bristol
Gay ~ Baldwin has been appointed by
the court, guardian for his father. AL
bert Baldwin.--The quarterly meeting
Will be held here october and O.