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HINESBURG.

d. c. Stone has gone to Swanton for a
vacation. Mr. and Mrs Aver of Mont
gomery are visiting at the Rev, Mr.. Cush-
ing'S.-Gcorge Lovoland has returned
from a two weeks visit in Barre and
NorthAcld.-Th W. c, T. L. Will meet
with Mrs. Fay Kenyon this after
noon The Rev Mr. Gushing viii give an
Illustrated lecture at the Baptist Church
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Clark
of Clarcmont, n, IT., and Mrs Mason
Fletcher of Manchester, y. H.. are visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Jessie Appleman of Round Lake,
~ y, IS visiting Mrs, +. s. Coleman
The Ladies' Aid of the CONGREGATION
society win give an entertainment in the
town hall Saturday night at which Ed
ward H. Frye will impersonate David
iiarum and other characters,-S. d, Reed
took over the hotel business of w Il.
Andrews on July l.-Omer Landon is
home, minus two fingers which he lost
recently while In a factory, John Brad
ley has sold about so worth OF strawber-
ries off the Collins farm, which he bought
la SDvng
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JERICHO CENTER.

Robert Field died early Monday morn
ing at the home Of his brother, William
Field. OF pneumonia after being confined
&c his bed for three weeks. Mr. Field,
who would have been IS years of age the
Bird OF this month, was a prosperous
farmer until 10 years ago when he was
attacked by creeping paralysis and for
several years he has been helpless in
valid. He was born in this town, son of
Austin and Silvia Ann Field. and had al
ways lived here. He Is survived by two
sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Hubbard
of Rochester. VT, and Mrs. Lydia Nealy
Of Underhill, Harvey Nield OF johnson
and William Field OF this town. besides
several nephews and nieces The funeral
was held from the house Wednesday
afternoon at 1870. the Rev S. II. Barnum
officiating and tho burial was here
Mrs. Harriet Higgins and niece. Miss
Constance Jordan. are camping al NAL
let's Bay.-Mr, and Mrs. Henry Styles
and two sons of Tottenville, y. Y. are oc-
Copying Charles Osbourn's tenement for
the summer
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tho Catholic cemetery.-Katie McGrath IL
home from Buffalo. n y, for a brief
visit.-James F1tzsimmon0s, ST., has re.
turned from the hospital, where he under(
went an operation for the removal Of pipe|
oancer.--.J. II. Cole of New York Is visit
ing Leonard Brush.A daughter was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kilpeck.
B. J. MARROW of Boston Is visiting
Francis MARROW. his father.-Clara Blon-
don OF Winooski is vsiting her sister,
MTs j. b. Freeman.-Mr. and Mrs. y. l..
Terr,l of Tallaspoosa Ga, have arrived.
Tor visit with his brother, G.. A Terrlx
Monday was the hottest day In ma,
years, the mercury lowering for mar
Two hours at 1G.--Because of no nyo
tracted drouth which has now assumed
alarming proportions, IA water famine IS
feared, while the growth of sl vogetat,on
Is crippled For some time n light hay
crop has been expected AID this has been
augmented by the extreme heat of thq
past few days.
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WINOOsKI.

Three fingers and thumb were chop
ped off the right hand of James McGratn
Thursday afternoon when he forgot him.
self for moment and allowed his arm to
get between tho giant blades of the
power shears in the mill of the American
Wooden company. Faint from loss OF
blood the man was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
The annual school meeting of the
Winooski graded school district was held
in tire East Spring street schoolhouse FRI
evening. 1t was called to order by
Moderator d. L. O'Sullivan and the call
was read by Clerk c. @. Alard. The
reports of the trustees and other officers
were accepted and the following officers
elected Moderator, D. e. O'Sullvan;
clerk, c. G.. Allard; collector Of taxes.
e. II. Horton; treasurer, c. G.. Allard;
auditors, p F. Strapp, George 7. Graves
and ]. w. Lavigne. The legal voters in
the east ward reelected John Hardacre
as trustee for the term Of three years
without opposition. Louis Alapa was
elected trustee in the west ward un-
enmously.
The 18th annual report of the trustees
and other officers OF the Wnooski graded
school district for the year ending June
day evening. ~ was called to order by
report of Henry Conln as superintendent
OF schools shows very prosperous year
and commends the teachers upon their
work. IT states that some of the schools
are much overcrowded and the problem
| of providing room for additional schools
will have to be met and solved in the
| near future. No changes have been made
| in the number of schools or the num-
Der of teachers employed, there being
eight schools and nine teachers The
| auditors report shows that at the be-
ginning of the year there was in the
| treasury sl,3449S. The treasurer re-
ccived from all sources Sf5319, totaling
| S,a9S17. On trustees orders old and new
| there was paid out ssN765. leaving a
| cash balance on hand OF s5O52. Out
| standing orders remaining unpaid amount
! to si.77074. There is also one note In the
bank for 5000. The delinquent taxes
remaining unpaid and in the hands Of
| the collectors amount to s1,157s9.
Mrs. Anna Flint of Lecair street. who
on the afternoon Of the Fourth was over
come by heat still lies in a very critical
condition, not having regained conscious
ness last evening. Frank Flint of Sche-
neCtady. n. y, son, is called here by
| her Illness.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Kinds and children and Miss
Moore of Burlington We're the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Terrien yesterday
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hathaway are the
guests of her sister, Mrs, Maurice Green
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson will
leave to-day for Port Henry, n. Y,
where they will he the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. c. c. St Clare,-There
will be celebration here July with
races and a ban game between the fats
and leans.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Goodrich June 80 when their daughter.
Laura, was united in marriage to Frank
j. Metcalf of Underhill Miss Goodrich
las been a successful teacher I'm the
graded school at Underhll for several
years Tho marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev A. H. Sturges of I'm
Gerhill
The game of ball July 4 between the
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

day. At East Middlebury and Ripton
they had heavy rain storms Monday
evening and in Ripton the water at one
time was as much as six inches deep on
the roads but not drop fell in this VII
lage.-The third annual summer school at
Middlebury College began with an address
by President John NJ. Thomas at seven
o'clock Wednesday evening and the regu-
lar class exercises will start this morn
Ing. 1t was estimated Wednesday that
the attendance this year would be at least
90 per cent. moro than 1T was year ago.
Among the people here from out of town
are Oscar Vouto of Montclair n. j., Ed
win r.. Harvey and W. C. Bosworth of
Bristol, Frank X. Jones of Franklin n.
H., Miss Anna NJ. Vondle of New Haven
and f. Y. Caro- of Burington.-Miss
Maude Buckley left Wednesday for her
LONE in Lewiston, Me.--Presidcnt John
NJ. Thomas and family, who have been
two weeks at Long Point. returned to
town Wednesday.-An alarm of fire was
rung in at five O'Clock Tuesday night and
It was at first reported that the house
occupied by J. Sterling Moran on Court
street had caught fire. The hose compan-
les did not find it necessary to so out. An
over-heated oil stove was the cause of
the acknowledgement ConEdon has returned
to Wallingford after a few days visit
with relatives in own.-Professor Silas A
Lottridge of East Orange, y. j. with his
family arrived Tuesday. He will be one
of the special instructors at the summer
school.-Only about 30 couples attended
the annual Fourth of July ball at the
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visit to her mother in East Mddlebury.--
f. M. Young Of Saratoga Springs, N. r.
is visiting his family in town.--A son
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dugan.-Miss Jennie Bristol went
Tuesday TO Boston, where she has a
position.
Joseph Carter was given a surprise
party Friday at his home in Ferris
burg the occasion being his S3rd birthday.
At about II 100 a. m. neighbors and other
friends began to assemble until fully $50
people arrived Dinner was served In the
Rouse and on the lawn. Besides those
from his home town who came to pay
their respects there were also people pres
ont from Addison, Panton, Monkton,
Waltham, Vergennes and New Haven
Among those from some distance were
Miss Jennie Latin Of Burlington, Miss
Grace Sylvester of Woodstock, Mr. and
Mrs George Russell and Mrs. Leroy Rus
sell and son of Mddlebury, Silas EIoyt of
Cornwall, Erastus Roscoe of Weybridge
and Miss Lena Breckenridge of Vermont
Vile, n. Y. Mr.. Carter despite his 50
years is still engaged in the active duties
on his farm, and also in the produce bust
less here under the firm name of Carter
& Clark. A pleasant feature of the occa-
sion was the gift to Mr.. Carter of deco
rated birthday cake bearing his initials
end trimmed with candles denoting his
age. The Rev. S. s. Cobb made a short
address, congratulating Mr.. Carter on the
number of years he had attained and the
health that he still enjoyed to which Mr.
Carter feelingly responded and spoke of
the many changes that had occurred in
the world since his boyhood days.
Miss Genevieve Maldoon has gone to
New York city to attend the wedding of
her brother, Richard j. Maldoon, and
Miss Anna May Twombly, which took
place in that city last evening.-Mrs. o.
a. Briggs Of Leicester is visiting II. p
Elithorp and daughter.-O. f.. Garrow Of
burlington has taken charge of the Yer
eennes Motor company's garage.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. e. Bates of Boston are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. J. a. Tier.-For the
last three days the thermometer has reg
stered from 1902 to los degrees.-Sunday,
On account of the extreme heat, about 1000
pounds of milk was so affected that It
was unfit for use at the milk plant
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ORWELL.

The lawn party Monday evening at Mrs,
Doud's was success. 1t was conducted
by Independence Grange Gard
ner of Johnstown. y. ", and family are
at Mrs q. b. LutheTs. The banquet OF
the Y. NJ. C. a. Friday evening was n sue
cess, A being present. The speakers were
u. G. Wells, Judge G. !. Button. the Rev,
Williams and the Rev. St. Johns.-Mrs. II,
G. Hibbard has gone to her mothers In
Poultney.-James b. Conkey of Illinois
IT, with his sister Mrs, II. ID. Griswold
for the summer.-Mr, and Mrs, Dya MAR
TIM Heart OF Proctor are rejoic1ng over
the arrival of a daughter on June 2S.-
Miss Laura Il. Branch Is in Pawlet for q
week,-The trespass suit of William De-
witt VS.. Alfred Ladue was heard by Jup-
tice H. d. Branch Saturday at town hall.
The jury decided against the defendant
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fat and lean men resulted in victory
for the latter. IA to 1a-Mrs. Gianwald
OF Brooklyn. N. Y. is the guest OF her
nephew. William Tets, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs o. 3. Wood.-The remains
of Rhoda Hildrith, who died In Burling-
ton Tuesday. were brought here for burial
Wednesday afternoon.-Dr. Mckenzie of
Burlington is the guest of DR.. w. n.
Black.-The Richmond orchestra furnish
ed music for the lawn party given by
the Louise NJ Smiley Circle OF Kings
Daughters Wednesday night.-Mrs. Lang
ley of New York city Is the guest OF
her sister, bIrs. Sadie Goodwin.
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WILLISTON,

A rally will be held Friday evening at
the town hall at eight o'clock for the
purpose of organizing a Village Improve
ment society. Officers will be elected and
street, park and light committees will be
appointed. The young people will assist
in bands OF Boy Scouts and Girl Pioneers.
The Williston band will be in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown left Sat
urday for Detroit, Mich, for 4 weeks
stay.-Mrs. r. Z. Brown wilt spend the
summer in Chicago with AIR. and Mrs.
Carlisle Brown,--Mr. and Mrs Frank
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Clark
returned Sunday from an automobile trip
through Vermont and Canada.-AIrs.
Wright Clark gave an Eat home" Tues
day afternoon in honor of Miss Florence
o Sullvan and Adeline Thomas of Bur-
lington.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Sarah Freeman Of Bethel Conn,
Is a guest at the home OF w. \. Root
Ms. Ray Beers and daughter, who have
been spending some time here with rela-
tives have returned to their home in
Denver, Colo.-Cieoree Bracket. Sr.. OF
Bath. Ne, and Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Met
ron of Albert Lea, Mimi, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Media Cervia.-Miss Bertha
Davis has gone to her home in ThetfGrd
for her vacation-Miss Sophia Williams
has gone with Mr. and Mrs Chesmore TO
Shaftsbury.-Mr. and Mrs Robert
Holmes have returned from their trip and
expect soon to be In their new house
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. r.
II. Smith on Wednes oay aftern pon.-The
Library association have begun rehearS-
ing for a play they plan to give the prst
part of August-Thomas SNYDER OF Tur-
ltngton is clerking for Stanton Williams.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

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ADDISON.

Mrs Myron Smith and Miss Stella Cross
we're IN Cornwall over Sunday at Ira
famblin s.-Clarlbel Marshall and Susie
OConnell have gone to Ellzabethtown,
n. y. as Mattresses in hotel for the
ssason.-Mrs. Ann Macarthur died at the
home of Mrs. l.. p. Clark on July T. She
was born In Ireland over so years ago. but
has lived the greater part OF her life in
Addison.-Olive Cage has been entertain
ing Grace Parker of Waltham-Mr. and
Mrs. Drew of Brockton, Mass, are guests
OF Mr., Drew's sister. Mrs Cary Mar
rhall,--At the next grange meeting the
third and fourth degrees are To he work.
ed on n small cass-Mrs Luman
Seegar is entertaining her brother,
Charles Willmarth. Of New ork.
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BOLTON.

l.. Senior and H. Muzzy have made
contract to cut The hay on two larg
farms in DuxbHry.-Mrs. Brush Of Can
bridge is visiting at the homo Of her so
c. S. Brush7-Edlth Kennedy of Duxbul
Is stopping for few days with Min
Florence Thachout.-Mr. and Mrs. Clar'
ence BlodEett of Huntington were guests
at the hoine of the Flddock brothers Sun
day.-Maftin Whalen has recently pur-
chased IN automobile.-Fred Jewett re-
Gently purchased an automobile which
formerly belonged to the late DR.. May
nard CT Burlington.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
met at the parsonage on Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock Mrs. Lucinda
Allen and Miss Lora Dean have returned
after visiting friends in Concord, y. H.
Capt. George Martin has returned to Am
hcrst Mass, after visiting relatives IN
town.-John Kenyon has returned after
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Frank Stearns,
in Middlehury. Misses Josephine and
Marjorie Kngsland have gone to Ben
ington to visit friends.--Grace and Har-
old Lane are i'll with the measles.
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SOUTH STARKgBOR0.

Mrs. d. II. Underhlll Madam underhili,
Miss Emma Williams and Clifford wright
of Brooklyn, n. Y, came last Friday 10
spend the summer They Will occupy
stephen Youngs cottage.-Mrs' Mary
Walston is Ill at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Daniel Sargent.-Mr. and MIS- II.
Y. Birdsall and son of Brooklyn, n. y,
are guests or Mr.. and Mrs Daniel liam
ner.-Mr and Mrs. Roy IIurlburt ana
children Of Monkton were guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs David Follansbee.
Sunday-Mrs. Alvina Shattuck was bad
~ injured by a bull Saturday night. It
threw her to the ground and trampled on
bpr
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WEYBRuGE.

Mr. and Mrs II, \. Clark and son are
visiting the Rev. +. d. McCabe at
Shushan. Sons We're born last week to
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fiske and Mr.. and
Mrs, Lyman Nhitman.-Mss Dorothy
Battles of Cornwall "a former teacher, Is
spending "A few days in town.-The Rev
Nh Halowol Is expected to return on
Friday and will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Stillman Cannon has returned to
her home in Manchester, y. H., after
spending the last three months with her
sister, Mrs. I. T.. Biake.-Mr. and Mrs.
Flanagan and children are visiting Mrs.
Fla nigans brother, Sanford Thompson.
The barns on the farm owned by Jed
Phelps burned SATURDAY,. Mrs. John Ellis
has returned to her home in Burlington.
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BRIDPORT.

The Misses Hemenway and tho
Misses Grosvenor are at home for va
Mary St John has re-
turned to Charlottesville. and Mrs. a.
c. Preble recently entertained their
cousin. Mrs Monroe of Chicago, Mrs,
Ella Baldwin has returned to Shore
ham-Miss Ava Hawley of Floral
Park, l.. l., is the guest of Mrs. j. II.
Howc--Mrs, A. S. Bingham Is at Il L.
Miners,
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. North were the
guests of the Rhoda Farran chapter, -.
a. r., at Fort Frederic Friday, June 80.
Mrs. Alason Wissel and children return
ed home SaturdaN,-Mrs, Elizabeth
aters is recovering slowly from quinsq
Laura Forbes of EaathamptOn, Mass,
b. passing the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sally Smith.-The Misses
Abbey of Maiden, Mass are guests of
their aunt, Mrs II. II. Burgc.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Joel Cady Of Washington is in
town visiting relatives She is former
esdent of this place and of Burlington.
Mrs. Frank Archer OF Randolph Is stop
ping with former friends,-Mrs. A. II.
Ford is with her son and family, John
Ford. in Randoph,-Harry Hemenway
has returned to his home in Granville, n.
Y.-H. c. Hubbard has returned from
n. y, where he has been
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ST. GEORGE.

Doroth.' Aver is visiting her Erandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hubbard in
Swanton for a few weeks--Mr and Mrs.
Martin Tilley of Manchester, y. H., Mrs.
Fl. II. Tilley and daughter Marguerite. II
Burlington visited at Ro.l!n Forbess Fri
day.-Nistors at NJ. W. Hnsdale's sun
day were Frank Greene and Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. Wescott and two sons of Essex.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Walter Scott has been called to
Middlesex TO care for her sister who has
pneumonia Mrs. Charles Stockwell and
three children are visiting her parents,
II. R. Perry and Wife, in Randolph
Mrs. c. j. Fisk vis!ter her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Perry, in
Bethel lasl week. returning Saturday
with her mother. Mrs. Caswen.
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WHITING

L. A. Webster returned home Saturday
from the Vest. where he has been for
eight m0nths.--Miss Flora Smith visited
Mrs. Manchester in Brandon over Sun
day.-Seth Warner returned to his home
in Winsted, Conn, Monday.-Mrs Charles
Lewis of Orwell visited her cousin, Miss
Smith, Friday.
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WES~TORD.

The Rev e. p. Lyon OF Los Angeles.
Cal. will lecture on Friday evening, July
I. in tho Baptist Church.-The Misses
Allen and Macomher are in town.-Missi
f.. G. Allen goes this week TO Dartmouth
College, where she will take n courseinth
summer school.-Maurce Kiddor has go
to Breton Woods, \, H., for the SUNNI
The Misses Harvey from burlington
visiting Miss Laura Kidder.-Wesleyl
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UNDERHILL.

Ernest c. Gallup and Bernice Whitaker
both OF Underhill We're married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on the
evening OF July 3 by the Rev. a. II.
Sturges.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The funeral or Mrs, John Wall OF
Jericho vas held from st. Thomas's
Church Tuesday morning, the Rev,
Father Therein officiating Burial was In
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Notice TO TAXPAYERS

The taxpayers of the city Of Burling-
ton are hereby notified that the city
Nncluding school. State road, State
school and county highways and
bridges and sinking fund.- taxes for
\.he year 1911 have been assessed by
the city council of tho city of Burl,ng-
ION and the tax bills delivered to the
pity treasurer for collection. to be paid
q 10 said treasurer at his Office No. 4, city
tRl, according TO law within forty
GAYS from this date. Any taxes re-
naming unpaid after the expiration of
said time, August IA. tho treasurer Will
1ssue his warrant against each delin-
quent person for tho collection of such
unpaid taxes, adding 10 each unpaid
tax per cent, and ten cents for war
rant, which VIII be addressed and de-
1ivered to the constable OF naid city to
be collected according to law.
once hours from a. m. to 3 p. m.
Monday and Saturday evenings 7 to 8.
Dated at the city of Burlington, July
3, 1911. l.. @, GRANT,
City Treasurer.
$50, st.w.2t
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the os-
tate OF Carl II. Barstow, ct ais minors,
of Burlington. In said district
GREETING;
Whereas, application In writing hath
been made to this court by the guard
fan OF Carl r. Barstow Raymond j.,
Rarstow, Marion Barstow. Dorothy
Rarstow and George r. 3arstow for
license TO soil tho real estate of said
ward, situated in tho city of BurlinK-
tou. and tho town of Colchester Rep
rcernting that the sale thereof for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds of such
sale at interest. or investing tine same
in stocks or other real estate, or us
ing tho avals thereof for the benefit
Of said ward as the law directs would
be beneficial for said ward.
and assigned tho 18th day Of July,
1911. at 1000 a. m, at the Probate
Office in BurlingtOn, in said district,
70 hear and decide upon said
application, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all per-
sons Interested therein, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press, n
Newspaper published Mt burlington, in
said district. which circulatcs in the
neighborhood OF those persons inter-
satsa therein; ali which publications
~ previous to the time appointed
nnnSre hereby notified to
granting of
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this paper hre sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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and a fine Of s1.0o was imposed with the
: PROVISION that Ladue remove the renee Il"
dispute three feet from the house