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WINOOsKI.

Miss COffcN, n nurse at the Fanny Al
len hospital, was quite badly hurt Mon
day evening in falling from trolley car
on the burlington side of the river
bridge. The conductor had rung the bell
for the mot orman to stop ar the corner
of Jarrett street and Miss Coffey in get
ting ready to alight from the car before
it came to n standstill lost her balance
and fell to the ground. striking OH her
head with great force. The car was stop
ped and she was carried back to STANLEY
4 Esteys drug store where medical aid
vas summoned, and later being taken to
the hospital Miss Coffcy was resting as
comfortably as possible last evening, but
it is not known yet the full extent of her
injury.
The board of civil authority will hold
a meeting In the town clerks office
August II at two o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of hearing those who
have appealed to the board from the de
clsiou Of the quadrennial appraisers.
The remains of Loyal. the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis, who died
Sunday in North Adams. Mass were
brought here Tuesday evening for inter-
ment IN Green Mountain cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis We're former residents of
this place.
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HANCOCK.

Walter Tucker of Reading. Mass,
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. j. II.
Church. the past three wecks.-Merritt
Robbins has been taken to the sani-
tarlum in Randolph lie has gan
creme in his foot.--Mr. ana Mrs. q. r.
Church were at silver Lake, Barnard.
several days last Week.-Mrs.. Horny
Norman of Allentown, Pa. IS visit
ing her brother. Elias Clalin,-Mrs.
Charlie Narnoy. daughter, Murirl. and
son, Kenneth. of schenectady. " Y"
have been visiting her sister, Mr..
Wallace Norton. the past three weeks.
Mrs. 9. +. Clahin and daughter
Nellie. visited in town part of last
wc"k and the first Of this wcelI--A0-
other son was born to George ana
Iona Taylor last Sunday.-Mrs john
Buttles Is slowly improving in health
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clety will meet Friday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock with Mrs. Ira Morsc.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank IIosklns returned Sunday
from few days stay at Mallctts bay
Myron Cochrano Of Waverly, Mass. is
visiting his brother. a. D. Cochrane.--
~ j.. Wildermuth OF burlington, re
cent graduate Of the state university Mt
Columbus, Ohio. is visiting George +. T..
Story'-F. s. Tomlnson was at home from
Milton over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Y.
w. Nay are visiting relatives in Canada
TOT week. DR. and Mrs. g. b. tIulburd
ana son, Lloyd, went Monday to Maletts
pay 10 remain the greater part OF the
week.-Hownrd bingler Is at home from
Cloverdale where he has been for few
weeks-The Congregational choir was
assisted Sunday afternoon by Mrs -. c.
tlawley who sang a solo.--Claronce
Wright OF Boston is visiting his father
Hosea Wright.-B r. Prior Of Richmond
was In town Saturday MIR. and Mrs
George story have rented the Oates cot
tase at Mallctts hay and accompanied
by Mrs. Storys sister MISC Montague.
VIII occupy tho cottage for several
weeks.-The school directors have en-
gagged Miss clara Atherton of Essex
junction to teach In Winooski valley in
place of Miss Hazel Bates. who has been
promoted 10 TIE hiEher grade at the
Center In place Of Miss Mamie Ieary.
resigned. TIL other seven grade teach
ers are the some rs last year.
Marion a EDWARDS Of this town and
joel a. Stratton Of Johnson were mar
ried hero saturday by the Rev ~ W.
| Wolcott Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton will re-
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SHOREHAM.

TUESDAY evening Il reception was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. o. K Collins
irom eight till eleven o'clock They
80 soon to Bellows Fails, where Mr.
Collins IS superintendent OF schools
Miss Billings of Middlrhury is visit
ing Miss Mable Larrabec. Mar
ion Carr of Middlebury is passing a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. L. f.
Plata.-Margaret LaPello underwent
successful operation for appendl-
citis at Mary Fletcher hospital last
Thursday .-Charles Parish OF Bird
port ana Wallace Hammond of Nor
risville. n. Y. were recent visitors
at a. r. Tottngham's.-Mr and Mrs
John Rice. and daughter, Lillian, Of
Springfield, Mass, are at John Moore's.
Hands Cove Chapter. ID. A r.. have
through their special committee had pre-
pared and set markers along the line
of the old military or Amherst road from
the whiting TO the BrldpoTt line. All in
tcrested are invited to attend a picnic
near Emery Pntnodc's Wednesday, Aug
ust Il, whore marker Will be placed.
There will be appropriate exercises and
should tho day prove stormy; the eXer-
ctses will hc in Wards hall at two O'Clock
Mr., and Mrs. e Sherwin of New York
are guests at C. n. North's.-Mr. and
Mrs. O. X. Collins went Monday to Bel
lows Falls. where he will be superintcnd-
ent Of schools.-Mr. and Mrs. Faunce
Miss Faunce and Miss Conner of Dor
chester. Mass. are at Hotel Bssen--
Wright and Frances Caswel OF Middle
bury passed part of last week with
their aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Sm.,h.--D, +. Ma
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UNDERH1LL.

pleasant social event occurred July %
when 10 ladies attended a surprise party
at the home of Mrs. George BENEDICT in
honor of her birthday. Mrs. :. NJ. Pal
mer in behalf OF the guests presented the
hostess with "a punch bowl set of colo
NAL design. Mrs. a. 9. Humphrey as
listed in receiving while Miss Madeline
Schweig presided a the punch bowl. as
sisted by Mrs. W. +. Gaines and Mrs.
Joel Boyce.
Mrs. y. a. Pulsifer, Miss Helen Mer-
rll. Mrs. Tilton of Auburn. Maine, and
Mrs. W. G. Stevens of Essex junction
visited at Mrs. NJ. c. Hale's Saturday.
d. w knights and family are expected
home from camp at South Hero this
week.-Mrs.. Emma Metcalf spent Mon
day in BurlinEton.-Mr and Mrs. l.. T.
Metcalf are In Shelburne. called there by
the Illness of her sister. Mrs Wiley
The body OF the infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Blodgett Of Burlington, who
died Monday. was brought here for
burial Wednesday.A large number from
this place attended the circus in Burlng-
ton Wednesday.
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SOUTH STARKSRORO.

notwithstanding the incemcncy of the
weather Thursday, nearly 10 members
and friends Of the Elliott and Oryis fam
lies met At the home of Mrs. Lorette Or
Wis. After a social visit, the renewing of
old acquaintance and n bountiful dinner
the company was called To order j. w
Orvis Of Denver, Colorado, the guest of
honor, was elected chairman, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
Joel W. orvs; presidents, T. W.
Meader and Philander OrYis; secretary,
Mrs. Josie Morgan; treasurer, Charles
Orvis Tho following committees Wero
appointed: To arrange FOR next place of
meeting, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Meader,
MIR. and Mrs. George Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Orvis; table committee, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Orvis Nj and Mrs
irwin Elliott. Mr.. ana Mrs. BRED Orvis,
Mr., and Mrs. Eddie Orvis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben McQuivoy, Charles and Florence
Barnum. music and literary, MIR 4
Mrs. Charles Franklin, Mrs. Edgar
Meader, Mrs, Wallace Orvis. Mr.. and
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NEW EAVEN

The next meeting of Beaver Glenn
Grange will be held Friday evening"
MIR. and Mrs. II. =. Roscoe are passing
Il few days IN Addison with their
daughter, Mrs Weston Smith. and fam
uy.-AIuong the visitors IN Burlington
TuesIa! We're Mrs. Ira Everest and
dausht'r, Madallne Mrs. Charles Ever
est ana sister, Miss HaWkins-M Has
SON Davis and children returned home
Tuesday from Il visit in North Flba, n
f.-Miss Agnes Then of North Elba is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hasson
DaNis.-Mrs. Jackson of Waltham Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Judge Dana.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

bury. where he has work Miss Mary
Donald returned home SATURDAY. from
Canada. Wher" she has been visiting since
her graduation from college last Juno.
Daniel CiIdings % St Adams was I'm
town over Sunday,-W. n. Lawson and
family are camping at Caspian lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason were at East
Calais Sunday to attend tho funeral Of
relative AT the regular meeting of the
New England Order of Protection Satur-
day evening two candidates We're ad-
mitted, The district deputy was also
present.
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SHELBURNE.

Tho schools in shelburno will reopen
Tue day, sept c.
Mr.. : g. Rittcrhu-h and TWO daugh-
tors. r. en- aud Emma, Of Camden. Me,
IRE visiting at pr. f. Il. Stoddard S.
Messrs H. u. and Charles Lee Tracy
have returned from Two months trip 70
Italy.-The Methodist Sunday school will
take their annual boatrde Thursday.
going to -. Adams Bay. Teams will
start from Tracy g Van Vliet's store at
seven o'clock and carry all who have no
CONFERENCE.-The. and Mrs. Thomas
Thompson IRE the parents of a daughter
horn AurMst /
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Mrs. Fred Elliott. Allen Leo and Mildred
Morgan. The following program was car
iled out! History of the Elliott family
by Mrs Josie Morsani recitation OF an
original poem. by Mrs. Edgar Meader,
song and recitation, TGvadue Meaderi re-
citation. Josephine Morgan, remarks by
j. W. Orvls and Harvey fnrr The neat
meeting will be held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fh'lnnder OrvIa August. 1g1l.
Miss Grace Campbell, who has been n
guest Mt Lindlcy iirdealrs. has return
cd to her home in Lawrence, Mnss.-Mlss
Sarah Orvis who Is n nurse nj tho Mary
Fletcher hospital, ana Mr.. and Mrs. IIec-
tor Cousno Of South burlington were
guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Orvie, last weck.--.Jocl Orvis Of
Denver. Colo, is Ill MT tho home of his
sister. Mrs. Lorctto Orvis.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards and children of brooklyn. n. Y.
are guests at Daniel IIallock's.-M n.
Il. burinton Of Genoa. y. y, Is guest
OF her daughter Mrs. David Eollanshce.
Mrs. Elcazer Shattuck and Mrs Mary
Young are In poor hcalth.--Mrs Olive
Ryan, n minister Of Glcns Falls \ y
viii attend the Friends quarterly snt-
urday and SUNDAY. Services will be held
saturday at II n. m. md 7:O p. m.--Tho
Ladies' Home Circle will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. David Follansbee.-
Tho orvis and Elliott reunion was held
August with Mrs. Lorette Orvia. with ca
present. Members of tho family were
present from Denver, Colo, Burlington.
Middlcbury, Monkton. Bristol and Lin
coin. Tho following officers were elected
Joel OrVis, president; philauder Orvis n nd
Edgar Meader, vice-presidcuts; Mrs.
Josie Morgan. secretary Charles Orvis.
treasurer. fine literary program was
rendered. They meet next year with Mr..
ana Mrs. Philander Orvis.-Several from
here attended the funeral of Mrs Althia
Dearborn in Lincoln Sunday
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NORTH FERRISRURCE.

small house owned by Charlton Ellis
worth was burned on Saturday after
noon The fire was caused by Il defec-
tive himney.-Mrs. Henry B!ssettc and
Miss Tcssio Iissette of South
Hero are spending q few weeks
IN toWn.-Mr. ana Mrs. Sisson of " est
port are visiting their daughter. Mrs
Arthur Potter and fam!ly.-There will be
a basket dance at tho Martin house
Friday evening. The Romeo orchestra
OF Burlington will furnish music.
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STATE or VERMONT. District Of
Chlttenden, -.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden,
To all persons Interested IN the es-
tate Of Harriet C. Simpson. late Of
Burlington, in said district. deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington within and for said district
IN the Sth day of August, 1910. an
Instrument purporting to be the last
viii and testament Of Harriet @. Simp-
ION, late Of Burlington, In said dis
.rict, deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
And 1t IL ordered by said court that
he goth day of August, 1910, at the
Probate Ohicc in said burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument:
md that notice thereof he given to
III persons concerned, by publishing
his order three weeks successfully In
me Burlington Weekly Free Press, Il
newspaper circulating In that vicn-
lty. In said district, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court. at the time
and place aforesaid, ana contest the
probate Of said viii, If you have cause.
Given under my hand at burlington,
In said district, this Sth day Of Au-
gust, 1910.
ORMAN i. RAY,
6.w3t Judge.
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WEYRRDCE.

Miss Corkran Of Rutland was q guest
of Miss Lucy Harrington for few days
last weck.-The Rev. G. A. Robbins and
mother Of Wclchv'llc Me. formerly of
this place, are calling on friends IN this
vicinity this week-News has been re-
ceivcd here Of the birth OF a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. le"t Ciuge of Waterbury,
Conn. Mrs. Gage was formerly Miss
lnc2 Fiske of this place-Tho drama by
HE YounS Mems society given last week
drew crowded house the proceeds
amounting To- $2575
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PETERSBURG.

Miss Anna Kingnan has returned from
an extended visit I'm Provldeucc.-M and
Mrs. Don Smith OF Providence are
spending tho summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w. Field Mr. and Mrs. II. u.
Gardner visited Ausahc Chasm Thurs
day Wesley Jackman is faling--Mr
and Mrs. l.. T.. Collins and family havo
moved to their new home in Granville
Mrs. Peter Larrow has returned from
Springfield. Mass, where she has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. d. w. Lyman.
E. Richmond Barr Is visiting at a. ].
Cushman's.-Mrs. Wesley Narncy is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Pccue.
The Ladies' Social club will meet on
the park this aftornoon.--Mrs.
Jennie Robins son of Chicago Is visiting
Mrs I}ard.-Nrs. Sarah TTewott is WIS.,
ittng at NJ. u. Kingmnn'S
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Emma Garvey and daughter Of
Springfield are guests of Mr.. and Mr. K.
J. Edwards. Mrs Henry Westall of VIII
Nston is visiting in town.-Mrs. Estella
Ayrcs and two daughters of Frederick.
>. j., Mrs Charles Ovitt OF Enosburs
Falls and Mrs Harry Reed of New York
city We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
NJ Alger roCently.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
oliver Of Waterbury are In town.
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BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. Brush returned from
a carriage drive last Friday. Mrs
Plunkett was in Burlington Tuesday
Homer Kennedy and sister. Edith, ar,
camping at Malletts Bay for few days,
N. McGee went to Burlington Tuesday
and expects to stay over Wednesday 10
attend the circus.
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BRIDPORT.

me Following teachers are engaged
'"' the tall term, which opens Sep
"nnher q; Village. upper grade, Miss
l"thode' lower grade. Miss Billings;
converse district, Miss Matte Kings
land; fiehert district. Miss Evercn
'r"hc district, Miss Walker; Pratt
ulS'f'''' MISS Cook; Hathorn district,
MISS Bristol; Myrick district. Miss
Matte kingsland; Lake district. Miss
MNrlok.-N son was born to Mr. ana
MrS' Herman Smith August Dur
ing tho severe storm of last week
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MILTON BORO.

Fred WOOD has broken camp ana
returned to Detroit, Mich--Bc-' clay
Is ill-Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Nichols.
Frank F7aEg and Wilbur Shonion f
Richmond arrived by automobile at
Fay's Retreat Friday for two weeks
vacation
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BRISTOL.

The farmers OF Bristol have formed a
union and demand 30 gents can for their
milk instead of Is to IS cents offered by
the Boston Dairy Co, who have run a
milk car from this station for ten years
80 milk has been shipped from here
since last week Monday. The company run
their car empty every day The farmers
are patroni2ing the creamery here ana
the New Haven Cheese factory-The
state W. c. T, u. convention
Viii be held In October. David
Shaddock goes to New hampshire
in the near future, whore ne
has a large business started.-The check
list has been posted for the september
lection. Mrs. Willard iirchard died
at the homo Of her daughter. Mrs, ID.
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lightning STRUCK two barns here. one
belonging to Charles Stone, and one
70 Hrusvcnor Bros.--Mrs. Coughlln or
Merldcn. Mass. has returned home
Miss Maude Smith Of orwell Is the
guest Of friends hcrc.--The Tndehvor
society viii hold social Mt tho yes
try Friday evening, August 1s'-N'cn-
ara Kerrick of Boston Is guest ~
Alien Bnrnet's.-2ev. Charles Murh
land OF Middlebury Will speak at INC
congregational Church August H.
one of the fastest ball games ever
Witnessed in Crown Point WINS p'aSeo
on Oiligan's Lake houso diamond
AuRust G. when pridport defeated
chorohnm. Tho acoro was seven TO
seven in tho eighth inning, Bridport
gotting IN one run in the ninth inning
August 10 tho Crown Point team meets
Willaboro on the Lake House diamond.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mrs. Gilbert Harris received n telegram
Thursday announcing the death in thu
early morning Of Mrs. Eliza Downer al
her home in Ripton The funeral was
held there Friday and the remains was
was brought Saturday TO Colchester for
burial Mrs. powner was about 30 years
Old. She was born IN Wiiston. She is
survived 10y three sisters and two
brothers.
Bert Osgood died at Fanny Allen hos
pital Saturday night from injuries sus.
tanned Friday night Of the prey ious week,
Sc""''-".' on uuge 81
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WEST MILTON.

\ trained nurse is caring for Mrs
Mitchell Martin. who has been critically
ll-Alec McNally has been entertaining
his sister from Observation-Disclosures. IL.
\. Granger is visiting IN Colchester.
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FOR SALE

LARGE HOUSE with barn for sale. Is
now used for renting rooms. owner
wishes 10 leave town because Of III
health In family VIII learn over s1,IM
a year. Ideal location for boarding
house Bare1ln. Address J. J.. Cobb, 90
Main ST, darlington. ls'd&w,tt.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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If this CITY. three daughters N1rs I,,,,s
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TUESDAY ,norning-Tho friends If editor
Robert w. NGcCue,i bavc sirniried their
t.,
city representative this fail Mr. NcCua,,
was an active member Of the l.oyl.l,tur.
Of lg0G.-Atr and Mrs 1.o,,i. Jodoi, of
Montreal arc visiting his brnthor WI
fred .Iodoin.-C;eoreo Richards of Wow
rceter, Mass. +. passing his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Richards
and his sister, Mrs. Edward puon
house belonging to Carleton Ellsworth
IT. l'errishurg occupied by Charles In
Motto. was burned to the ground saturday
afternoon. only a small portion of tho
household goods were saved as tho fam
lily was away. The origin of the fire is
unknown. The house was partially in
sured Frank Earrows and daughter.
Josephine. returned Saturday to Bnrro
after Il visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. &. BarrOWs. Virgil Bakely returned
70 Holyolle. Mass. Saturday.
w. j. Cooke was brought before
Justice g. +. O. Kimball Nondov
morning. charged with plttinu poison
on fruit tree belonging to G. H. Cow
EFT. He pleaded guilty md was fined
$40 and costs. which he naid-Nte.
Christine walters returned to p1o.ts
hrrph y Y Nonao,. of,,r ,,,oo.,,s
visit to bor ,,,otbor NJ. >,,, W.,
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POINTERS.

OF FARMS who wish to hire
help ~ to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
.his paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
pv many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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ESTATE or HARRIET c. SIMPSON.

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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-02
DISPOSED OF AN ESTATE
VALUED AT 1,4oo, 900.
Stoninston Relatives and Church and
Library Among the Benefici iaries.

Chicago, June 1.--Disposing OF an es-
tate valued at 81 100000 the will of the
late Erslkine NJ. Phelps of Chicago was
filed for probate today Mrs. Anna w.
duary estate and $4,000 Eugene =.
Edwards, a nephew. receives the
Phelps homestead at Stonington, Conn,
and $4,000. Mrs. Phoebe Palmer Ed
wards of Brookline Mass, a half sis
ter, gets 100000.
Hahnemann hospital of Chicago, and
$4,000 is set aside for the establish
ment of Phelps Dodge Nurses home Of
Chicago.
AAmong the beneficiarfes are: Central
church of Chicago, $50, 1000; NORTH Road
Conn. $1,000; Stonington, Conn, libra
ry, $4,000; Mrs. Hattie e. Noyes,
Stonington, Conn.,, 10000; Mrs. Eu-
gene B. Mcclellan. Syracuse, n. Y,
$4,000, and Miss Helen DAILY, Boston,
Mass, $4,000
In addition to these. the will makes
two personal bequests of $3.50 one
of $4,000, another of $1,000 seven of
$1,000 each, and twenty two bequests
of $500 each. All are made to relatives,
friends and former employees. Mrs.
Phelps. the widow, is named as execu-
trix.
Stonington, Conn. June 1.-The late
Erskine NJ. Phelps OF Chicago, by
whose will the North Road Congrega-
tional church receives $1,000, the Ston-
Hattie +. Noyes 10000, was a native
of this place and since going to Chi
cago has spent his summers here. In
addition to the $4,000 left the library
by the Will, he had previously given
$4,000 He was member of the
Mrs. Hattie e. Noyes is "A sister-in-