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RICHMOND.

S. T.. Andrews left Monday morning
for Mountain View, n Y, whore lac will
be the guest OF his daughter, Mrs.
sumner, AT their summer home for several
weeks.-Mss Barnard of st. Johnsbury Is
the guest Of Mrs. Nellie Hall--Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Berry are at Thompson 3
Point for a two weeks' vacation.-Miss
Finn of st. Adams Is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs John C. Rcrry.-Miss
Helen kmball has returned from
Wiliamstown, where she has been the
guest OF friends for several weeks.--Miss
Saturday evening and will be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fuller at their camp
at the Balch Grove.-Mr Rice OF Burling-
ton is tho guest of r. W. Shepardson.-
Mrs. I. II. Goodwin returned Friday from
n ten days stay with her sister. Mrs. ].
s. Baker, In Pcckskill n. Y.
Miss Gladys Gleason OF Burlington is
visiting relatives in town.--Miss Minnie
Cutler has returned from Keene, y. H.,
where She has beer the guest Of Mrs.
| Hubert Tenney for several weeks.N1rs.
Alexander Terricn and Martha are visit
ing In Underhill.-Nr. and Mrs. u. y.
Parker and Albert o Parker have re
turned from Milton. where they spent
their vacation-Thc Louise NJ. Smiley
Circle at Kings Daughters met at
the Tniversaltst vcstry yesterday
Mr. and Mira. Philip Sudarsky are in Dos
ton this week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Rail- and
family left yesterday for Massachu-
sets whore they will roside.-Mlss Joseph
Inc Gleason was home from Burlington
over Sunday.-Miss Wardwell Of Winoo-
ski is visiting her sister, Mrs Sanford
| SnllireS.
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CALEDONIA
HARDW1CK.

Kenneth Young OF East Rochester. n.
Y, was In town Saturday.--James Odgers
Is visiting In Massachusettts.-M! Maud
Harrison Of Barre is visiting in town-A
S. Paige. who has been working in Rye
gate md Barre. has returned to town.
Miss Mary Poor is at her home In Wolcott
for q vacation.
Homer Tillotson of Burlington was
in town over Sunday.-Andrew Mccall
frey of Berlin. n. H., was in town
over sunday. There was a baptismal
service at the Baptist church sunday
evening.-Harlan Foss is home from
Lyndonvtlle.-The village improve
ment society has placed settees in
the academy yard The yard will be
used as "a park this summer.-Mr and
Mrs l.. NJ. Davis are at Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farrand Of
Larre are visiting in town.-The band
gave their first concert Wednes-
day evening.
Kenneth Young OF East Rochester. n.
y, and Miss June FarrAnd were married
Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs l.. NJ, Rock
well OF Montpelier is visiting in town
c. A. Stanford. j. f. Hancock and c.,
n. Bckford were In burlington Tues
day.-A son was born to Mr., and Mre.
| Perey Slayton Wednesday morning
Work has been begun on the foundation
| for the new memorial building Emery
Duval was in Burlington Wednesday,
| Word has hoen received hero that
Charles Kimhall has been severely In
/ Jured on the electric cars, where he Is
working in Massachusetts, and that the
amputation of one foot might he reces-
| sHry
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nave gone to Abercorn. p O., TO visit her
parents Lee Wells, who has been visit.
Ing his mother for two weeks has return
ed to Chicago Frank w. pease was Q
visitor In Burlington saturday.-Mrs. TIL.
1otson of Belviderc is visiting her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Elbrdge Wilbur-Miss Myrtl,
Holmes Of Burlington is visiting at An
son ffeld's.-Thc ladies OF the Congrega
tlonal Church will have a sale of usefu,
and fancy articles at the church parors
Friday evening. All the ladies of the par.
ish have contributed to the sale and IT IL
expected this viii prove one OF the most
successful socials Of the summer.
T.. A. Percival and son, Donald. wentI
Monday to Mallctts bay to remain n
week.--William Allbee of Mlddlebury
who has been visiting at the home OF
his aunt. Mrs f. W. Curtis, has gons|
to North Undcrhill to visit his cous.
in, G. G. Curtiss--Mrs Nora Ches.
more was ut home from Burlingtor|
over Sunday.--Joseph williams isl
thoroughly repairing his dam-Dr'
G.. Il. Hulburd Is entertaining hisl
brother. Charles Hulburd OF 3ostonJ
for a few days.--Rev. DeForge SAT-
ford of petersboro. New Hampshire
a former pastor of the Baptist church
has been a guest at the home Of WI
r. Curtis while visiting former par
! ishoners.-Miss Myrtle Chamberlain
of Newport is visiting Mrs c. g. Buy :
ton.-Mrs. william Chesmore and son,
Wilbur, went on the pilgrimage to
ST Anne de Beaupre this week.--Mr
ana Mrs II. r Chase and son. Philip
returned Monday from a visit in st
| 4 ll.tn
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. James Bushbee OF New York Ia at
W G. Larrabee s.-A. N. Smith lost
valuable colt Wednesday. 1t was drowned
In an old week.-Mrs. L. II. Nottingham
returned from Rutland Friday
Miss Laura Atwood of Ithaca, n. Y, Is
a guest at the home of her cousin, c. NJ.
Ward.-Beach Parker Of Watervlet. n.
y. is passing "A few weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. Nj. +. Cook.-Miss Margaret Chace
of Plausburgh, y, Y. is IA guest at DIR.
Mary Plat s.--Miss Ethel Jones returned
from Orwell Sunday. where she was II
guest of Mrs. Samuel Mclntire.--Robert
Holmes and daughter OF Schenectady, y.
V, are passing a few days with his
father. r. II. Holncs.-Francis Dejadon
died suddenly while working In the hay
field Friday. a weak heart and the heat
seemed to he the cause. The funeral was
held Monday morning a St. Genevieve's
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Stokes re-
turned from Elizabethtown Tuesday.-O.
*. Collins and family have returned from
Forrisburg.-The school directors of the
union. Orwell. Shoreham and Bridport
met at Hotel Bssel Tuesday morning,
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ESTATE OF SARAH T.. BLODGErT

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Chittendcn.
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Sarah Il. Blodgett, late of Bur-
lington, in said district deceased
At Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington. within and for said district on
the 18th day Of July. 1910. an instru-
ment purporting to he the last will
and testament of Sarah F. Blodgett.
late Of burlington, in said district, de-
ceased. was presented to the court
aforesaid, for probate.
the 9Th day Of August, 1910. at the
Probate Office. in said Burling-
ton. be assigned for proving said in
strument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a nowspaper 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. if you have
cause.
Givon under my hand. at burlington.
in said district, this 18th day of July,
1910.
ORMAN T. RAY,
3.W3t Judge.
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CHITTEMDEN
CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. +. X. Converse has opened her
house for the summer, having spent the
winter with her daughters in Detroit
Mich. and New York city.-The Misses
Converse Of Burlington are visiting Mrs
r. *. Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson of Boston, who
are on an automobile trip, visited at r.
II. Smiths this week-Champluin Chapter.
O. T.. s., Will meet Friday evening.
Miss Agnes Bradshaw OF Chicago has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. 8. Wooster
The little daughter of Nelson Myers IA
quite nl.--Dr, and Mrs. Faly are the
parents of son.-Miss Adeline Pease
of Northampton, Mass, is the guest of
Mrs T.. b. Beers.--Dr and Mrs. T. G..
Iill of Boston visited at his fathers last
week-Miss Mary Smith OF Northampton.
Mass, is spending her vacation with rea-
tives in town.-H Paul Quick OF New
York city and Miss Marie Gulick OF
Morrisville are spending their vacation
at their fathers, the Rev. II. Gulick-M.
Finney OF North Carolina has been visit
Ing at +. H. iiorsford's,
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WINOOSKI.

Mitchell seymour while at work on
the new block of Alphonse puhuo on1
East Alien street yesterday was the
victim of q serious acct dent Mr.. Sey-
mour was putting up forms in the cell
lar to receive the cement for the walls
and was nearly through when the
earth caved in crushing him under tie
forms, He was picked up unconscious
ana carried into Mr.. Duhuc's home
where his wounds were dressed. Ho
was bruised on the nose and mouth
and the right arm. II will he some
few days before he Will he able TO use
his arm but he was resting comfort
ably last evening.
Pau Gunther was elected excellent
banker and Charles Iayalley was
elected worthy adviser a meeting
Of the Modern Woodmen held Tuesday
night. \ class of seven candidates
were given the initiatory degree I'D
ward Bush"ay, the man who created'
tho disturbance on the electric cars
Tuesday was Yesterday fined 50 and
costs in municipal court for intoxica-
ton.
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evening for Miss Martha Bristol In honor
OF her 18th birthday Mrs. Frank Wood
has been critically III the past week. but
Mt this writing is n it'll better.-Ira Bar
Der is seriously I'll with blood poison from
injuries sustained to his arm several
weeks agoLMrs. c. w. Read was given
surprise party Friday afternoon ny
about 20 of her old neghbors ana rriends
in honor OF her 18th anniversary MISS
Clara Clark has gone to Brattieporo 10
visit Miss Helen Hopkins.--Grange sun
day was observed ut the Baptist Church
last Sunday. The Rev. c. T. feekie
gave nm address appropriate to the oc-
casion.-Mrs. G. C. Ruscoe Is spending the
week with friends in East Middlebury.-
Charles willmarth of New York city Is
the guest of his sister Mrs. L. G. Seegar.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Llvermore and two
daughters of Charlotte and Mr.. and
Mrs G. c. Drinkweter and son and
daughter Of Underhill. children ant
grandchildren of Alison Rollins, passed
Sunday at his home, it being his 66th
birthday.-E r. Taft of Burlington anc
Mrs. Martha Stewart Of Yates Center
Kan, called on relatives In town sun
day.--Mr. and Mrs W. W. Aldrich went
Saturday to visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Kennedy at Malletts bay. re-
turning sunday nisht.-Mrs W. j. Ros'
and two sons of Hardwick are at hel
fathers, Elijah Rollins, for few week.
stay,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. ] Toml,nson Of
Sharon Heights, Mass. visited here ths
last OF the week.-Mrs.. Harry Ellis OF
Waitsfeld Is visiting her parents, M
and Mrs s. J. Randall. MR.. joan Niles
and daughter. Doris, were the guests Of
Mrs. John Andrews In Essex Junction
Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Loren Hill and daughter of WIN ton
visited her brother. Ezra KimhaN, over
Sunday Miss Sadie Sinonson Of Bis
tol is visiting at l. F.. Grovers-Mrs
Callahan of Lincoln visited her sister.
Mrs. l. f. Grover. sunday
Mrs. J. f.. Andrews and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Gorton, are visiting Mrs. An
drew's son, Fred. Mrs. William Cady
and daughter. Eva. Of Cambridge are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. brewster
Mrs, r. A. Norton returned home Monday
after visiting friends IN Barrin gton, NJ
H--Mrs, V X. Sargent and son. Rolla,
are visiting her sister. Mrs. Maggie Madi
gan, In Observation-Disclosures ]. FerYu7 Il
son Of Burlington will speak at the church
here Sunday,--pr Spiller. optictan willy
be at Jerome Carpenters July IS; at Full
ler's Hotel July %
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LINCOLN.

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HP' "'"c" NV ''''''0 ,,..,,, Cos -,
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80 -. ,,,,o.,, 1850 ho,wocr 81
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..,,i. rinor ,,.o, sor,od oftor which
,bo,.o wa. a., ,,royr,n, Of songs and recita-
,,,.,, H., ,to a,t,,1ro,, ,,d , sbor, oddross
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs, William Dunn and two children OF
New York and Mrs ScOville of Rutland
are visiting their parents, Nj and Mrs,
Frank Pitts.--Mlss Alene Wright ot Bos-
ton is visiting relatives in town.-Mrs,
Cheney OF Stowe is a guest of Mrs. George
Wright Miss Hattie Hil Of Montpelier
IS visiting at T.. :. Wrishts.-Mr. and
Mrs. Medbury and daughter. Dorothy.
and Mrs Durfee from Montreal and Miss
Florence Henderson of Holyoke. Mass,
are boarding at W. II. Munson's. 50
Harriet Mcbride Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Wright.--The Rev, W, W.
Smith and family and Mrs. h. O. Wales
are in camp for the week at Maletts Bay,
Mrs Weidcrman and Mrs. Collins have
opened their cottage for the season.
George Wei1ornan. Jr, came Saturday
night from New York to spend the month
of August at camp Miss Fannie Day Is
attending summer school ut Johnson this
week.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

school and members Of the faculty
Charles r. Cheney has gone to Rutland.
where Mrs Cheney and their daughter
have been for some duys.-Mrs. George
1}ashaw and daughter Edith, have re-
turned to brandon after II visit here to
MIR. and Mrs. James Duma.-Among the
out of town people here are: w II. Bump
of Kansas city, Mo-, Peter Feaudin OF
Glens Falls. y. s., Christopher Godfrey
and Theodore Mack OF Rochester, N. Y,
and Mrs Thomas l.. Porter Of Brooklyn,
y. Y.-The Misses Elizabeth Bell and
Jennie Thornton have gone to Lake
sunapee, n. H., to remain through tho
scason.--Mrs. Harvey G. Ellis of Wash
ington. u. c.. Is visiting her sisters. Mrs
Theresa Collins and Mrs Elizabeth
Cornell.-Mrs. Theodore ID. Wells and
young daughter " New York city are
visiting her brothcr, John A. Fletcher
Robert Kilburn has gone to Lake Placid.
IS. y, for the seasOn.--Nir. and Mrs.
Damon Champagne have returned from
ten days wedding trip and will make their
home on South Pleasant street.-George
Williamson OF Littleton, y H., Is visiting
ia town.--Clarence ". Rose has begun
the building of n large tenement house on
Munroe street-Mrs. j. H. Shambo OF
Rutland was called here this week by the
serious Illness of Mrs. James A. smith,.
Mrs Phillip Manchester iH visiting In
Bridgeport. Conn Mrs. Dora Hammond
Martin and daughter Of Bethlehem, Pa.
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w Hammond. and Mrs. John H.
tovett aud children have returned from
Lyon Mountain, y. Y.-Willam Albee IS
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BRISTOL.


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ana "oruoh ioui's vi MI'heapou'' Ni'""'
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Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Il. Taylor, who have
been Visiting Mrs Taylor's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Murray, at West Lin
| coin, started for their home in Lowevlle,
| Ky. Sunday.--Mrs. w. w. Hatch re-
| turned from Mary Fletcher hospital sat
Hrday' much improved In health MI
Ha'ch came with her.-Miss Florence
iiatch ~ Waterbury Is visiting her rela-
| yves here.-Among those VINO went on the
excursion sunday we're ", IA. Cardell'
l. II. IaIlner, r. IT, ifaskins ana w. L.
H"er"ln,-M!ss Ruby McEntee or Rutiand
T. Vlsitihg MI ana MIS- o. T. Crahoall'-
| '" a Lawrence Is refhoheI'he ms large
arm INTO garage morse Darn ana car
rage mousse a part oi " WIZ ne moved
10 we pace auJolhihs io' parh'--'h a''e7
~ ford dled at ms nome on East street
saturday night lie hAd heeh IN poor
health for some ''i'", ne j. survived oS
his wife' inc iuheral was held Tuesday
afternoon AT one o'l"cK'-pf' d. H.
Nhe''of OF burlington performed an
"per'uoh on br' A NJ norton Monday
removing me thump on ms right hand
70 the Hrs' JOINT Inc doctor contracted
h'oou po'SoiihR WINE Attending H. {
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. A. II. Smith and Mrs. D. f. Rice
have returned from their visit to Orwell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler have ar
rived at the old home.-O. r. Converse
has a new autonobile.-Mrs. c. f.. Palmer
accompanied her brother and wife through
Lake George the first of the Week.-Mrs.
TIarriette Wheeler is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Wheeler.-John Rus
sell is caring for Cassius Crane.
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WHITING

Waldo Learned and family of Boston.
Mass, are In town for the summer at
their cottage.-Charles Lewis went to
Pittsford last week to attend the funeral
Of his step-mother.-Mr c. r Mason
visited her sister, Mrs. Pond. in Brandon
last Thursday.-L. A. Webster is home
for short tay.-Miss Bell Supernaut is
with Mrs Frank Williams. Mrs. BurleY
Atkins and children of Cape Cod will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. KEEL
sey. this week.-Mrs. T.. A. Baldwin had
the misfortune to break her ankle last
Thursday. Her horse became friEhten-
ed and she jumped from the wagon
Mrs. c. r. Mason Is in Winsted, Conn.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Warner,
and family
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VERGENNEr,.

Michael Donovan died Wednesday July
Is at the home of his sister, Miss Mary
Donovan, of West Fcrrisburg. after am
illhess of eight weeks from Bright =
disease, aged n years. He Is survived by
two brothers, John OF West Ferrisburg
Timothy j. of Worcester, Mass. and three
sisters, Mrs. William Driscoll and Mrs.
duhn DeCourcy of Ferrisburs and Miss
Mary Donovan of West Ferrisburg mha
funeral was held Friday morning at ten
o'c clock at St. Peters Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Lee left Monday
for visit to relatives in Fort Jackson
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Orvis and Elliot reunion will be
held with Mrs. Lorette Orvis August
4. Joel Orvis of Denver, Colo. Will be
present.--Chauncey Elliot was able to
attend Church Sunday.--Mss Camp
bell OF Lawrence, Mass, is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Birdsall--Miss
Fitzpatrick and Miss Higgins of New
York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Hamner.-Mrs Walter Ring Of
Huntington Center was guest of her
l~thers. Ezra and Ira Hallock. over
Sunday.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. c. II. Lane and daughter. Mar
guerte, returned from Potsdam. n. Y.
the first of the week. after 3 weeks
absence-Wille Foote of Pawlet is
spending a week at tho home of his
father. A. w. Foote.-Mr. and Mrs. Van
Otis are rejoicing over the arrival OF a
little daughter the last of the week
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RIPTON.

Charles Belden is quite ll.-Mrs. FL
more Damon has gone to Mary Fletcher
hospital for an operation.-Some time
Tuesday night the store of II. f. Day &
Co. was broken into. Some SIS was taken,
The robber or robbers got into the store
by breaking in one Of the large front
windows.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estnte Of Harriet +. Arthur, BurIinxts

Tho undersigned, having been app
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate OF
Harriet f. Arthur, late of Burlington,
in said district, deceased, and all
Gains exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the late
residence Of the deceased, in the city
OF BURLINGTON, IN said district on the
third Tue days of August ana January
next. at 10 O'Clock a. m. on each Of
said days aud that six months from
the l9th day OF July. A. -. 1910. Is the
time limited By said court for said
creditors to present their claims to US
for examination ana allowance.
Dated Mt Burlington, this 18th day
of July, \. u. 1910.
u. w. ALLEN.
j. y. JENNIE.
3w3t Commissioners.
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ORWELL.

The ladies of st. Pauis church sold ice
cream Saturday evening in the park to IA
good gathering.-Mrs. W. ID. Branch Is
recovering steadily, having been up quite Il
little for week past-Ned O. Sheay died
Friday from kidney trouble His funeral
was largely attended al st Pauls Church
on Monday.-Mrs j. f.. Williams spelt
some days In Rutland last week.-Mrs. q
l.. Stay spent some days In Monkton last
week.-N. T.. Hack has finished repairing
the Abbey place which he purchased,
Eagle Inn has ten boarders for the sum
mer.-George Burt's people have eight
boarders from Albany The farmers are
securing ono of the largest and best hay
crops ever grown in the Champlain Valley
The outlook for Il fun apple crop Is fine,
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Notice to taxpayers

The taxpayers of the city of Bur
lington are hereby notified that the city
0ncluding school, State, State road State
school and county highways and bridges
and sinking fund.-. taxes for the year 1910
have been assessed by the city council
of the city of Burlington and the tax
bills delivered to tho city treasurer for
collection, to be paid to said treasurer at
his office, No. city hall, according to
law within forty days from this date.
Any taxes remaining unpaid after the ex-
piration of said time, August ~. the
treasurer will issue his warrant against
each delinquent person for the collection
of such unpaid taxes. adding to each I'M
paid tax 6 per cent. and ten cents for
warrant which will be addressed and
delivered to the constable OF said city to
he collected according to law.
office hours from a. IN. to p m,
Monday and Saturday evenings to o.
Dated at the city of Burlington, July
IA, 1910. l. c GRANT.
City Treasurer.
167.&&w.2t
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EAST MIDDLEBUKY.

A. C. Sheldon Of Rutland Is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, C, Sheldon.
Mrs A. c. Sheldon OF Rutland is pass
ing her vacation AT Long Point,-Afiss
Thedi Pierce goes this week to Chicago to
take Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Nelson's little
daughter. Elizabeth. to her parents
Mrs. \. l.. Rail of Ferrishurr will supply
the pulpit al the Methodist Church Sun
day, July "a
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MILTON.

Mrs. Emma Quinn, who has been spend'
ing the last seven months In ST. PETERS
burg, Fla, with her sister, returned home
Sunday for the summer, Mrs SARAH
Petty of South Hero is spending few
DAYS with her sisters, Mrs c, 5 Ashley
and Miss Della Harris,-Mrs. James II,
Davis and son, Lawrence, and Mrs. II.
German and daughter, Martha, of Phta-
delphia are the guests 81 the Rev. and
Mrs T. Janricr. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
of Burlington spent sunday at her IA.
theirs. Il. Nj. Kennedy Mrs. Belle Obci
and daughter Rena, Of Johnson are Wis.
tting at Hiram Parkhursts.- Har.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
WESTFORD.

William Macomber Is at home from
Porto Rico for the sumner--Mrs Ray
T. Bates and children OF Hudson y. y.
are IN town. the guests OF Mrs Julia
Bates.-The Misses Harvey OF Burlington
are visiting Miss Lura K,dder.-Ths
Misses Allen are spending the week In
camp at Mallets Bay and Lake Bono
seen