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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

MRS. H. $. Conapt, for several days..
NJ Jones OF burlington Is spending nil
vacation with his mother, Mrs. X. f..
Jones.-Miss Zoe Towers Is visiting In
Burlington-Mr and Mrs. f. 7. Flags
nave returned from a business trip "a
New York.-Mr and Mrs. r. C. Gloyd re-.
turned last evening from Lake Sunapee
N. H., where they have been guests Of heI
sister. Mrs. Chandler, for two weeks
Mrs. A. A. Terren Of 1Ioyoke, Mass. II,
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Tuson Terrien.
y. a. Green returned Wednesday from
ten days stay in Burlington.--G A. Ed.
wards returned Tuesday evening from
bellows Falls. whore he has been the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Albert Chand
ler.-J. f. Cushman Of Burlington was
In town Yesterday
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnse 10

very fine time while in town -NIisa
Ncile Halrlh' who has been at the
Bread Loaf Inn all the season. has ro-
turned To town ana resumed her old
place IN mo business office OF the Md
dlcbury ReEistcr.-A steel flag pole go
foot high. purchased to keep COMPANY
with the cannon recently instnlIed on
tho Logan house park, has reached
town md will he set at once. Capte,n
J. II Sargent OF the Logan house has
donated large William Car
pcntcr las returned to town after nm
absence since inst March In Foster and
Providence, r. T.
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JERICHO CENTER.

4 reception was rendered to the enter
nS class of the Jericho high school at
the parish house last Friday evening bv
the residents of the village. The rooms
were very tastefuly decorated in tho high
school colors, green and gold under the
supervision of Mrs. Leon Hall Mrs. +. \
Fuller received the guests at the door,
ho class. numbering II, with the
teachers, Miss spooner and Miss Henley,
were formed IN the receiving line, Mrs f.
S Ransom and Mrs. F.. h. Jordan making
,rcsentations. A short program was
carried out, consisting of readings by
Mrs. Leon r. Prior of Richmond. and
words Of greeting on behalf of the COM
nunity ny Rev, s H. Rarnum, and on be-
half of the school authorities by super
intendont L. II. Prior and director +. G.
Poase. a very dainty lunch was then
served NY Mrs. Leon Hall and Mrs c. c.
Eicknell.-Miss Mary Meikle, niece, Miss
CLARK, and friend, Miss Robinson. have
gone to her cottage at Mallets Bay. for
a few days stay.-W. J. Nichols and NJ.
a. Bullock went to Burlington Tuesday,
to serve on the county court jury.--B G.
brown has begun repairs on the Warren
French house, and intends to move there
this fall.--CharlcS Rarnum Is home
from New Haven, Conn. for a two week y
vacation before the beginning of the col
lego year of the Yale Medical school,
The Misses Alice and Gertrude Barnum
arc home for a short stay before the re-
sumption of their work, at Middlebury
and Mt IIolyoke college. They have spent
tho summer at Bread Loaf Inn. Ripton.
Barre to resume her work as teacher In
the Barre public schools.-Mrs j. W.
Hart has gone to Ottawa, Canada, for a
two weeks visit.--Mrs. Flora Nichols and
child are staying for few days at A. B..
puffer'S
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BRISTOL.

The number of pupils attending the
high and graded schools this fall torn
is ~; high school. 10; seventh and
eighth grades, 80: nth and sixth
grades, As third and fourth. 30 second
Grade, Al; first grade. 2e.-Mlsg Belle
Darwin of Syracuse n. y. f. n quest
of Miss Helen weller.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Todgeman. who have hocn
visiting friends here. returned 10 West
~" ''Sohu sunday. Thomas Casey.
who died September :. wns horn IN
County Galway ireland. He came TO
this country when young man and
settled In Williston, moving from there
to StarkFboro. He moved hero 90
years aEo. lie was farmer ana ,nnda
/ n success of 1t. He was in his seth
ycar-Dr Westinghouse and family
of Buffalo, n. T., are guests OF " 4
Lawrence and w. w. Rider.-H T.
Dunshec of Mid1lebury was n business
/ visitor here sunday.
| Or Westinghouse and family. who b,Yo
been visiting friends here started Sum
day on their return to buffalo. \ v
Mrs. Samuel wanden. who has been tho
guest of Mrs Ives. has returned TO Nnvv
York.-Mrs. Seraghty OF Chicago Ia ON
/ Dora
Palmer. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. II. Palmer, has returned To
Albany, n Y.-C w. Corey spcnt sun.
day in Burlington.-M Mrs Hale, mother Of
Mrs. c. Blodgett. has gone to Schenec-
tady. n. Y.--Wlliam Jennings is visiting
his sister in Chateaugay y. VI BARLOW
Ahernethy was n visitor in Burlington
Monday George Palmer has returned to
Hartford. Conn.--The work on the
Memorial library building is being pushed
as rapidly Is possible. The roof has been
slated When completed w. A. Lawrence
will have the best arranged barn and car
riage house in. town.-Mrs. l.. C. Russell
of Middlebury and Miss Carrie Rockwell
Of Ashtahula, Ohio nre guests of Mr.
and Mrs, G. w. Sneden and other rea-
tives-Nlr. and Mrs. f. j. Brady, Mr..
and Mrs. F, G. Haskins and Dr and
Mrs. G. T, Edmunds are In Montreal for
a few days.--Miss Helen Weller has been
visiting relatives In Hinesburg this week
Letters advertised: Mrs. Mary Colby.
Fred Hunt, Fred Mcclellan. Pet Nelson
| The W. G. T. L. held their annual
meeting Tuesday afternoon. The follow
| ing officers were elected: President, Mrs.
| II. o. Nahum; secretary, Mrs. r. j.
Beanan; treasurer, Mrs. r. r. Stone
| T. S. Drake was Nergenncs visitor
| yesterday Corrnier and family
have moved to Rocky Dalc.--David Barton
and family have moved here from Mont
real and occupy the house recently pur-
chased of Charles Meulliur-Mr and
Mrs. F.. w. Smith have closed their sum
mer place at Long Point and returned
home.-W. II. Norris of New York is in
town,-Alrs. Mary T.. MunSill of Malone,
! y. y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T..
Munsill.-RaY HaSkinS was in burlington
Nesterday.-E c. Parker of Burlington
| Was in town yesterdaH.-A horse back
| PARTY from burlington stopped at the
! Bristol House Tuesday night.--The out
side doors in the baptist and Methodist
! Churches have been changed to swing
outWard.-Alrs. Lewis Beers and children,
who have been visiting relatives here,
| have returned to Charlotte.
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ESTATE OF ROBBERY kIr.LicH.

va as'A'hNR' II.
STATE Of VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittcnden
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Robert Kieslich, late of
burlington. in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court holden at Rur-
lington. within and for said district,
on tho 9Th day "f September, 1910.
last will and testament Of Robert
Kfesltch, late Of Burlington, in said
district deceased, was presented to
the court aforesaid. for prob te.
And 1t is ordered by said Court that
the goth day OF September. 1910. at the
Probate, Office in said burlington. be
assigned for proving SAID instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to ali
persons concerned by publishing this
order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho
burlington Weekly Free Press. a
newspaper circulating In that vicinity
in said district. previous 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
Given under my hand az Burlington
In said district this 9th day of Sop
TENDER. 1910.
ORMAN p. RAY,
1l,wSt. Judge.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday at l. CT. Elliott's In Shelburne.-
Miss Eunice Prior has gone to Nontgon.
cry Center to teach schooi-Mrs. Arthur
Douglass and two children OF Essex juno
ton passed a few days the last of the
week with her sister Mrs. C. x. Isham -
Mrs. w. L. Pearson Of Nergcnnes and Mrs,
H. G.. Pearson of Essex Junction were
guests at II. f. 1Illey's Sept. Miss
Minnia Mahan of New Haven. Conn. Ia
visiting her cousin. Miss Eleanor Rollins,
Master Ivan Ross has returned to Hard.
uicL
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LINCOLN.

Charles Butterfeld, who has been visit
ing friends here the past week, returned
to his home in Easthampton. Mass
Monday j. II. Beane, who was In
Burlington last week for treatment for
her eyes. Is not much improved and will
go to Fanny Allen hospital for further
treatment.-G. p. Morgan am family of
Middlebury were guests of his mother,
Mrs. A. T. Morgan, over Sunday.-Mrs
M. w Hale and children. who have been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. +.
Purinton. returned to their home In
Bridgswater Saturday.--The next meeting
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BOLTON.

Miss Edith Kennedy of Duxbury Is
teaching in district No. I, and Miss Dim.
stead in district No. 5.-Sidney Sabins Is
at home on two weeks vacation. He
will return to his work In Bellows Fails
next Sunday night-Mrs. McTnnc Is
housekeeper for Mr.. Cavanaugh during
the absence OF Mrs Cavanaugh, who IS
taking short vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
william West and Mr and Mrs Frank
Day have vacated the Larose tenement
and moved across the river into the
"a ard trppuout
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Neison Story's house. william Frost OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs
jed White OF Burlington have been visit
ing at Henry T. Whites -Miss Hazel
scott has returned to Dudley, Mass, after
several weeks visit here.-Mrs. o. J.
Lowry has returned home after four
weeks visit with relatives in White River
junction. Montpelier and Plainheld.-
Catherine Prior Of Denver, COL, has ar
rived In town for an extended stay with
her aunt, Mrs. @. Herbert Hutchinson.
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Olive Hayden went to Rich ford
last week. where she has a position in
the high school as instructor-Miss En-
ma Brown left Monday for Montgomery
Center where she has a school.--Dr. A.
f. Burdiclt Is on the sick list Harold
Hayden IL attending high school at St.
Johnsbury.-Mrs. s. L. Bates and Miss
Bates of Burlington are the guests Of
Mrs. f.. j. Whitcomb.-Mr. and Mrs. Oar
win French Of New York have been visit
Ing In town.-The annual observance OF
the dedication of @. A. Il. hall was held
on Monday. There was a good attend
ance. An informal dance was held in the
evening.-Several from here attended tho
district W. X. c. convention at Burllne-
ton Wednesday,
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A. r. White returned Friday morning
from business trip to Boston.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Foss and son. who have Oeeu
visiting relatives here, have returned &c
Wolcot,.-Alr. and Mrs. Roderlc Eno and
son. Mrs. Phoebe Emo. Miss Sarah Woos.
ter, Miss Sara Emo and Miss blanche
bradley have returned after spending
several days at Thorn pson's Point Mrs,
Eugene OEyien and son OF Boston ara
visiting John Hart, Sr.. and family
and Mrs Ransom Beers returned from.
Plattsburgh Saturday Malcolm Day
Rudd of Lakeside. Conn, and DR.. T. L,
Jennings Of New York city were in towu
recently visiting old cemeteries. trying TO
locate the burial place OF Roswell Hops
ktns, who died In Connecticut about $50,
and whose body was brought 10 this Sec
ton of Vermont for ourial-Miss Sarah
Wooster has returned from = three weeks
visit IN Mnrshtleid and other points in
Massachusetts.-Mrs. Lewis Beers and
two children returned Saturday evening
after visiting her relatives in Brist1l.-
Mrs. Homer Rogers has returned from
10 days stay in Boston and POLAND
Springs. Me,-R. {. Eeers has gore %
Ottawa to attend the fair.-SSenator-e
ard Mrs, George Norton Of Huntn-ton
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmons Dart. making the "trip by auto-
mobile.-Nadam Russier has gone &C. or
home In Hineshurg after spending sew
eral weeks with her son, William Bussisr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, l.. Sherman Of Burlin5-
ton were guests Sunday of f II Com
verse The banns We're read In the church
Of Our Lady OF Noun, Carmel sunday
for the marriage OF Willard Estey 81 Hur-
Hngton and Miss chloe Steady ~ char
lotte.-Mrs, r. c, beers Is spending ma
Hnnk With her dlush Ier In EurlLuELnn-
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs Elisha Follansbee and son
of Proctor were guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tolansbee, last week
Mrs Eastman Arnold has returned from
West Cornwall, where she was n guest
of her daughter,-Dr. and Mrs. Westng-
house and two sons Of Buffalo. N. Y.
were guests of relatives here last week
Mrs. Daniel Orvis who has been Ill. Is
improving.
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TO the members Of the high school, the
ninth grade, the faculty Of the school
and also the faculty of the state In
dustral school. The parlors wero
prettily trimmed-The Franklin coun-
ty good roads tour, consisting OF nine
automobiles, on their return from a
tour over New York state road. cross
ing the lake at Chimney Point, arrived
here this afternoon at 2:25. Those
participating In the tear expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with the
trip and highly Rratifed over the re-
suits Of the experiment.--Wllli Mid
dlehrook of Dartmouth College, who
has been employed in New Hampshire
during the summer, ia visiting his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Middlebrook
"A subscription dance was held last
evening at city hall--Clarcnce, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Fisher is ill--vic-
tor Renaud went yesterday to Bur
ington to enter st. Mchacl's College
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BRIDPORT.

Several OF the local young people are
attending high school at Middleoury'
Mrs, Allen of Barre Is visiting her
cousin, Mrs E, T.. Wolcott-Mrs, IS W,
Crane has returned to her home In Mid
dlebury.-Mr ]. T. Dukett and Mrs, J,
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ESTATE OF RICHAR VI. CURTIS.

STATE OF VERMONT District Of Chit
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons inter-
ested In the estate of Richard NJ. Cur
It's. late Of Alburgh. In said district
deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been
made to this court in writing, by tho
deceased PRAYING for license and
authority 10 sell a part of the real es-
taid OF said deceased. for the payment of
debts and charge Of administration,
debts due from said deceased the
charges of administrations and the
amount Of personal estate nnd the sit =
uation of the real estate.
Whereupon. TIVE said court appo,nt.
cd and ASSIGNED the sth day of Octo-
Der. l9l %, AZ tn" probat e
decide upon said application and Pc
tition, ana ordered public notice there
of to be given to all persons inter-
ested therein, by publishing said or
der. together with the time and place
Of hearing, three weeks successively
in the burlington Weekly Free Press.
newspaper which circulates in tho
neishborhood Of those persons inter
cations shall be previous to tho day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
there In said court to make your oh
tcctions to the granting Of such H.
cense, If you see cause
Given under my hand at North
Hero, In said district. this 18th day of
VIM, HAYNES,
11w3t. :. Judge.
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G. Petty will entertain the Friendly CRUZ
at the residence Of the former Weones-
day afternoon, September Fl.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

MI and Mrs. G.. w. Ragley visited In
Lincoln Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. V. r. Sargent Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Dwire and Arthur Baker Went on the ex-
cursion to Montreal the last of the week.
Miss Hazel Russell is working for j. ID.
Hanks's in Richmond Harry Ellis of
WMtsheld visited at 5. j. Randalls tho
last of the week-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ia
brewster are camping At Long Point
Michael Madigan OF burlington and ID.
V. Hanks of Nashua, n. H.. visited at ID.
f. Hanks's and +, n. Reane's the last OF
the week.-Mr, and Mrs, Rufus Atchin-
son OF Morrisvile havo been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Ring. the
past week.
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RICHMOND

Miss McMulty of Winooski is visit
ing at the home of MI and Mrs. John
Kennedy.-Myron Rhoads and daugh-
ter OF Galeshurg, Ill, were guests or
relatives In town last week.-Miss Nc
Kama Of Burlington is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fuller.-Mrs.
Walston and Mrs +. ~ Freeman en-
tortained the Aid Circle of King S
daughters at their cottage at Queen
City Park Friday afternoon,-MisS
Holen Kimbnll has returned from n
weeks stay In Wiliamstown. Mrs.
w. T.. SQuires entertained friends from
Waterbury Saturday.-Several from
hero attended the convention In Mont
real Sunday Dimick of War
rem is visiting at the house OF her
son, NJ. n. Dmick.
Miss Eva Green Of burlington is the
guest OF Mrs. George Grcen-The Louise
NJ Smiley Circle of Kings Daughters met
with Mrs. Agnes Rhodes yesterday after
noon.-Mlss Maytic Gleason has returned
from weeks stay In Boston. Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson OF Milton were the guests
or Mr., and Mrs d, n. Parker yesterday
MIS-. Marcia Green and daughtcr. DomhN
have returned from burlington, where
| they have been the guests of his sister
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POINTERS.

OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
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H1NESBURG.

Kirk Patrick of Jericho passed part OF
last week at Frank Patrtcks-Dennis
O Brien Is seriously ill.--Miss Helen
Weller of Bristol Is visiting in town
James Ogden of Boston IL at c. X.
Murray s.-William Greenleaf IS at home
from Lake George.-Alfred Sanctuary of
Amherst. Mass, is with his father. Will
lam Sanctuary.-Mrs. Almena GaEne has
gone to her home in Thompsonville. Conn.
Helen Hallock and Flora Derby are At
tending tn. johnson Normal school. MIR.
Conner Of Minneapolis, Mimi. is spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Fay Kenyon. and Mrs. Joseph Estey
of Westport, n. T., and Mrs. A. A. Carey
of Barre are the guests OF MI and Mrs
NJ. +. Esstey-Mr. and Mrs. Prentice
Whitman and son of Brnndon are visit
Ing At G. +. nerhys.
The Iamoile Baptist association met
here Tuesday. The Rev. n. w. Wolcot,
Of Jericho was chosen moderator and the
Rev. c. l., Van schaick OF Fairfax clerk,
The annual sermon WAS preached by the
Rev. @. y, Perry of Richford. Addresses
were given in the afternoon by the Rev
J. S. Brown Of St Alhans. Mrs. Bixhy Of
Poultney and Mrs. n. n. Bishop OF Bos
ton In the evening m historical sketch
of the local church was given by -four
young ladies and there was an address
by the Rev, W. A. Dawson OF Rurling-
ton.-The pupils of Ellen Hull will CIV
n recital at the town hall Saturday even
ing, September II, at eight o'clock.-Mr
and Mrs. A. Sykes spent Saturday and
Sunday in New Haven, the guests of (.
G. Hunt-The HinesburE Cornet band Is
preparing to give n fair In the town hall
In October.-Harry Strong Is incapa citated
as the result Of sticking pitchfork in
one leg while threshing. Eliza
Rrownson has gone to burlington to run
a boarding housc.-Mrs. Clarke Pierce Is
keeping house for DR.. Larner until Dr.
Leo Larner shall return from Nova
Scotia with hts bride.--Miss Belle Dorwin
Of Syracuse, n. Y. is visiting Mrs
Caroline Wced,--C. r, Lucia gave a
reception at tho town hall last Friday
evening In honor Of his election to the
Legislature The band was In attendance
ana refreshments were served-C;eorge
Davis has been quite stick for a few days,
Alfred Sanctuary OF Amherst, Mass. is
visiting his father. william Sanctuary.
Mrs c, W. Pierce was In Shrewsbury over
sunday, tho guest OF her daughter Lucy
Bele,-1'hc pupils of Ellen Hull will give
II recital at the town hall Saturday even
ing. September II, at eight o'clock.
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WANTED.

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dren competent woman to care for
infants. W,6,t.
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NOTICE.

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JERICHO.

Mrs. Mary Balch has been in Essex for
week visiting at the home of Jay
Leach-Mrs A. W. Ross and family
went Friday to burlington, where they
will make their home.-rhe annual meets
ing of the Jericho Cemetery association
is called for Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock at the home of l.. +, Wilbur
Miss Garlic Stafford has returned from u
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FIT. MADISON.

A grand musicale under special di,
rection of Mrs. D. A. Holmes, was
given at the Second Baptist church
May 18th. Those who participated in it
did so with much credit to themselves
and friends.
Mrs. Rena Blades, who has been sick
for some time is slowly improving.
Rev. j. w. Evans was called to New
Boston to preach the funeral of Mrs.
Scott. Rev. Oscar Nc lelland filed the
pulpit during his absence.
Rev. d. A. Holmes visited his wife
and her family lats week.
Bro. Ambrose Jackson was in New
Boston last Sunday.
Mr.. Humphrey Eubanks of Kinks
vile, Mo. is visiting his brother, Mr..
Chas. Eubanks.
Mrs. Henry has moved to Mt. Pleas
ant to live.
Miss NJ. Thomas and Mrs Geo. Wal
lace We're visiting in Monmouth last
week 4. go
Mother King, who has been visiting
in Cedar Rapids for several months, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. Shuman is visiting her niece,
Mrs. A. L. King. ~