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NORTH FERRISBuRG.

Mrs A. -. Parker, who has had pneu-
monia and now has typhoid fever, is i'm
proving. Mrs. Parker of Bristol is at
the parsonage helping to care for her
daughter. The Rev. a. d. Parker went
to New York Saturday to spend Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Bingham Of Bristol re-
turned home Saturday after spending a
few days with Lillian Kimball-The
Kings Daughters Will meet with Mrs.
Calvin Martin and Mrs. George Willard
for their regular meeting this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Martini
The Stage Road schoolhouse has been
moved to a lot on s. r. Martins farm on
the road west Of the old hotel where n
larger playground can be provided for
the children c. G. Miller has been doing
the work.--Mr and Mrs. A. Knowles
have returned home from Spring Grove
campmeeting- Bert Cuison is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs A. Cuison
Mr.. and Mrs Layton Elliot have gone
to Taunton, Mass, where they are visit
ing relatives.-Mrs. Charles Miller is con
fined to the house by illness Mrs. Fitcf
and daughter of Burlington are guests
AZ the home of Mr. and Mrs Jamie
Dean.--M. F. Allen and J. Stone have re
| tom~-Rov Plant returned to Leicester
Tuesday after several days at the HON,
, of his mother, Mrs. Jennie Plant.
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BRISTOL.

Willis A. Ferguson, son of the late
Clark A, Ferguson, and a lifelong resi-
dent of this town. died Wednesday
August 10, having been i'll only about
ten days with Brights disease. He was
born IS years ago last March and was
married in 1883 to Miss Della Ferguson
who survives him. He played the snare
drum in the Bristol band for many years
and his genial face will he greatly
missed by his many friends, The flu
neral services were held from the Rap
fist Church Saturday at 800 p. m The
Rev f.. NJ Holman OBLIGATED, The
lodge of Odd Fellows had charge
Burial was in Greenwood cemetery.
A. w, Cove is at home from Thomp-
sons Point,-Neil Sumner, who has been
spending a few days with relatives, has
returned to Hartford, Come =. Colby
who has been in Ill health for several
months, is able to be out-Mrs. Mary
Rider and Miss Alice Rider, who have
been spending several weeks here, return
ed to their home in Burlington saturday.
Miss Gladys Dearborn Is at home from
Cedar Beach.-Mrs. c. l.. Bartlett Is Mt
home from week with relatives at
Queen city park and burlington.
There were light frosts reported in
some localities Tuesday morning with
the temperature at 81 degrees.-J w.
Page of Burlington is In town. He is
rem odeling his home on North street
INTO double tenement-Luther, the
lO-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs f., A,
Ferguson, died Monday of infantile
paralysis There is another case in
the family Of A NJ. Green in Monkton.
MIR Ferguson lives in the edge of
Monkton,-Mrs. C. NJ. Sneden and chill
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mir and Mrs. A y. Green and son,
Lawrence, attended the Purinton reunion
at Thompson's Point ThursdaN.-Mrs.
Seth McCalvin OF Charlotte is Ill at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs e.
G, Cox-Mrs. Eliza Brown and Mrs,
Mary Hoag attended the Stokes reunion
in Starksboro August l9-NIr. and Mrs
Harry Vancelett and Mrs. Carrie Thomas
were in Burlington Thursday.-Mr, and
Mrs Fred Shiverette We're at the Fanny
Allen hospital August u to visit her
sister, Mrs. Belle Preston. who is gain
ing.-Mrs George Seeuin and daughter,
Mrs Frank Roscoe. of Charlotte called
on friends in town August l9-Ars.
Eliza Brown and Mrs. Charles Hoag and
son, WaVory, have returned from a few
days visit in Burlington.
Luther r., the l0-Yesr-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. +. A, Ferguson. died Monday
afternoon of infantile paralysis. His III
ness was of short duration. A private
funeral was held at the house Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. with burial in
Bristol He is survived by his parents, a
brother and three sisters.-Law-
renee. aged eight years, young
'at SUN Va va an" -HIS "A ~ 'it'l' Wv"
Tuesday night Of tantlle paralysis. He
was taken Ill Saturday and rapidly grew
worse. private funeral was held at the
home Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, with burial In the East Monkton
cemetery by the side Of his sister, Vena
lie is survived by his parents two broth
ers and many other near relatives,-Seth
McCalvm of Charlotte visited his family
Sunday at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. E. q.
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ADDISON.

A social will be held at NJ y. Smith =
Friday evening.-The Rev and Mrs
Boardman entertained the young people
at their home Friday evening. Games
were played and refreshments served
Mrs Hayward Marshall and little son
have gone to her home in Sidney Center,
n Y, to be the guest of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. A. Williams, for few days.
The iron bridge crossing the creek be-
low Addison Corners is completed and
teams are crossing daily.-H, S. Marshall
has started the circuit Of the fairs with
his stock He is now IN Troy. \. Y
Mrs. William Rose of Springfield. Mass,
is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Car
penter, She will be remembered as Edna
Carpenter'-Mrs. William Wood and son
Harry left Tuesday for Worcester Mass,
to spend the winter with her brother, --
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Adams and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elmer went to Bridport sun
day to attend the funeral of Charles
Wing
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The democratic caucus Will be held AT
the office of II. e. Bullard September
4 at TOO p. M, to elect delegates to the
State and district conventions Mrs r.
u. Lenney and daughter are visiting III
Canada-J f. Conant and family are
in syille.-William Williams an
employe at the station. was severely m
iured Tuesday morning when large
grindstone weighing 900 pounds ieH on
him. II is feared that his hip is broken.
He was taken to Burlinston-Aliss Alice
Dow, who has been spending her Vaca-
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. I.
TAYLOR. returned to Philadelphia Tues
day.-Mrs. r. l.. Dunn returned from
Boston Monday night.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McLoud Tues
day.-The republican caucus will be held
at the opera house Thursday evening to
elect delegates to the State and district
conventions Leon A. BENJAMIN died at
the hospital Monday morning, He is
survived by his wife, one son and two
daughters.
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PANTON.

A son. Oscar Coleman, was born Non
day to the Rev and Mrs +. A. Taussig
Miss Sadie Converse and nephew, Jack
Converse, loft Tuesday FOR New York
city after their summer vacation here
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Adams and two
sons of Worcester, Mass, are in town
Frank Hnckley and mother Of Fall
River, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oney of Randolph have returned to their
homes after visiting at the home of
George Sprague. They came by automo-
>bie-Mss Mary Adams has returned
from n five weeks stay in Saranac Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof, Ice
Nanderhoof of Nergennes and Mrs f.. l..
Heustis Of Middlebury attended the fu-
neral Wednesday in Port Henry Of thcir
brother Walter who died suddenly of
acute indigeston.-Mrs. George Hatcf
and daughter, Dixie, have returned to
burlington after week in town.-Mrs
John Spauding and daughter, Cora
Belle, have returned from Long Point
where they were the guests Of q. II
Sherman and family.-N,rs Warren Nor
ton entertained the ladies Of the HOME
Circle Wednesday.
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THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic. Along Ot'
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

Charles Grosvenor of North Pleasant
Itreet has returned from the Mary Fletch-
,r bospital at burlington. where he under
went an operation for appendicitis two
weeks ago-William Richmond OF Mo-
riah. n Y, Is in town to visit his mother.
Mrs l.. G. Rlchmond.-Miss Margaret
oukctt. who has been visiting in town for
4 few DAYS. has returned to Burlington. -
". \. Srunen and william Brunell Of
lynn Mass, are in town and expect to
stay until about October 1.-The north
mill at the Mlddlehurv branch Of the YER
mont Marble company, which has been
shut down for a few days on account of a
broken cable. has resumed wOrk.-Edwa rd
Wooster. clerk at the Rutland railroad
freight Office. is ill.-Master David Cork
ran is in Poultney. A. j. Bla ckmer
and Mrs. Strong have gone to Warrens-
burg y. Y, where they Joined a. j.
Blackmer. who is In camp.-Mrs Wolf,
who has hccn Mt the home of Mrs. Helen
Campbell for week, has returned 10
New York citv.-Miss Martha f Nelson
of Trenton, y. j. s in town.-Mr and
Mrs z y. ogden. who have been nj the
Addison for two weeks. have returned to
Chatham, y. Y.-Miss Nellie Murphy, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs c.. T.. Abbey a week, has returned to
Rutland-Miss Florence Smith, who has
been at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. r Smith for a week. has re-
turned to Bellows Falls.-Mortimer V.
Drake. who has been at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. II. Cushman Of Washington
street for two weeks, has returned to IL
conderoga. y. Y.-Dr. and Mrs. T.. II
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STARKSBORO.

The Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Thurston and
the latter's nephew visited friends here
last week. They were on a three weeks
automobile trip from their home in north
ern Maine through New Hampshire and
Vermont.-A. l.. White continues to gain
IF. S, Ferguson. who is still at Thomp-
sons Point is much better.-Mrs. jan
cite Norton and Miss Mildred Norton
have returned to their home in Bristol
after a few days here.-Mr, and Mrs. Il.
X Eddy and Mrs b. J. Eddy are at
Thompson's Point for a week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Gove.-Miss Lottie
Norton OF Bristol is visiting here. Mr.
and Mrs. Dayton Smith of New York
city are at Mr., and Mrs. Smiths par
cnts', Mr. and Mrs. +, c. Smith--Mr
and Mrs, Edgar Smith, Mrs. Royal
Smith and Mrs. william O'Nen attended
the Puriton reunion at Thompson's Point
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Antonio Ma2zella. the two-year-old som
Of Paulo Mazzella, who is employed on
the dam, was buried Friday. Thd
child died Thursday night from injuries
caused by one of the heavy gravel teams|
running over him while he was playingj
in the road Wednesday
Rogers. the six-Year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Mills, fell from step{
ladder while at play Thursday and broke
his right leg Just above the ankle.
The musical and dramatic entertain{
ment given by the young people Of thd|
Church of the Holy Family Thursda
evening was success The dramatid
part was under the direction of Mis- |
Addie Yandow and william DEMO anl
consisted of two short comedies entitled
The Rewitched Closet and Joe
Visit" The parts were we'll taken b
Rartemy and Mss Grace Nocha. Tn
musical entertainment was under IN
direction of Earl Pearson who Is JUS
taking up this line OF work. II took tn
form of a short minstrel with Mr. Pear
son as intcrlocutor and William Pat
noaude. Mr.. Demo and AIR. Raremy a
end men There We're solos by Willar
Sheldon and Clifford Casey, and Mis-
Anna Helberg between the two ente
tainmcnts sang Sing Me the Rosary
Mr. Pearson was assisted by his cous
Miss Marion Fuller of Burlington. NJ
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. ]. L. Beane, who has been visiting
her sister in Huntington, has returned
home-Mrs. Edith Preston, who has been
visiting at Otto Butterfslds, has gone
home-Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
visited in New Haven Saturday and Sun
day.--Walter Hamilton and his brother,
Royal. have been In town this week.
Mrs. f, Fl. Perry OF Rochester has been
visiting at L. II. Rhodes's the past week.
Henry Slack OF Mortified has been
visiting his hr2ther-n-law, L. w Bryant.
The Rev. M@ Thurston. a former pas
tor, now located in Maine, preached at
the Baptist Church Sunday morning
Mrs. William Hoag had a shock Sunday
morning. but is more comfortable now,
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w. s. Yattaw has ius, coupleted n hand |
some 20-foot, four-foot beam motor boat
for his own use The boat Ia a william
Hands model finished I'm mahogany and
Will carry six passengers II Ia equipped
with n - horsepower GRAY motor with a
jenkins rear starter. The boat will be
launched in time to participate In the
naval parade at the Macdonough celebra-
ton Monday afternoon, Soptember t.
II. Reilly of Rutland and force of men
are romodeing and making improve
ments at the railroad station here.-Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Wisscll and daughter,
Miss Marjorie. Of Middlcburv visited Mr..
and Mrs. David Il. Ryan Saturday.
Contractor G. l.. LeBcouf is building n
residence for himself on the lot next to
his tenement house on Main street, now
occupied by Principal J. c. Walker The
main part of the house is 16 by &c and the
wing part % by 23.-professor Samuel j
Preston and family of White Plains, N.
y, who have been passing the summer
In camp at the lake, are visiting Mr. Pres
tons cousins, Mr. and Mrs w. J. Thomr-
son.-Miss Ellen Casey and nephew,
c. c. Casey, have returned from a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Zottman of Roy
alton.-C. W. Botsford is building horse
barn on his farm on Comfort hill-Mr.
and Mrs Frank Daigneault attended the
marriage of Mrs Dagncault's sister, Miss
Edna Desautcls, to Romeo Audette at Wi
noosN Nesterday.-1. \. Sheldon of Rut-
lana called on friends in town Tuesday.
| Mrs. Anna Middlehrook and daughter,
/ Miss Theresa, who have been spending the
past month at the cottage Of their son
| and brother George d Middlcbrook. have
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ORWELL.

Mr. and Mrs A. W. Hill and family OF
Burlington are at their farm here. Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Keller of Port Henry. \.
v were with friends here the first OF the
week-Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Stevens have
returned from White Face mountain,
where they spent two weeks.-The Golden
Circle Sunday school class will give
play, The Burglar. this evening in
the town hall. An extra attraction will be
King Lille of Boston, who will be present
and sing.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Aiken Of
Benson were with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Hack. the first of the week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Waite OF
Richmond are in town, guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. r. F.. Lillie.-Monday was given
up to the St. Paul's Catholic club There
was a large gathering and a good pro-
gram of sports was carried out The ad-
dress of the dav was by Thomas L. How
ley Of Burlington assisted by 7. b. Wright
of the same city.-Dr. r. c. Flag of Bur
lngton spoke Sunday at the Congrega-
tional ChurCh-Mr. and Mrs. d. l. Wells
and daughter and DR.. l.. B. Rowe and
family returned last week from Thomp-
sons Point, where they spent two weeks
During the storm Monday afternoon
lightning struck s. f. Grlswold's stock
harm and burned it to the ground. 1t was
filled with hay.-Mrs. J. s. Wilcox has
been entertaining Mrs, F. F. Preston and
Miss Elizabeth Bridges of Syracuse, y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs ]. o. RAYMOND have re-
turned from Middlehury.- republican
caucus is called for this evening at
I<imbalrs hall.--The remains Of Solomon
Perry of Tconderoga, y. Y, were brought
here Tuesday for burial. Independence
Lodge. No. 10. conducted the services al
the cemetery The Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ
Isaacs returned from Thompson's Point
Monday He left Tuesday for Lake
/ George, where they will remain two
weeks.-The schools in town will oper
| n
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ton Phillips is ill.-The Rev. Herbert Nc
Carly will hold a meeting each pleasant
Sunday at the school house In the Gore
until further notice.--Mr. and Mrs David
Follansbee visited their children in New
Haven and Monkton Friday and satur-
day. Their granddaughter Miss Helen
Hurlburt, returned with them.-Milton
Elliott is at home from Ferrisburg. Mrs.
Myrtle Perry and Daughter of Hancock
are guests of her aunt, Mrs George Var
new.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Rev. and Mrs. w Slocum OF Kin
derhook. n. Y, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Thompson. -The Social ana
Improvement society will hold It's meet
ing Monday evening instead Of the reGu-
lar night.-The Rev w. Slocum Will
preach at the local church Sunday morn
ing-Prof. w Twitchell and family have
returned TO their home in Hartford
Conn, after spending the summer at his
brothers, d c. Twitchel.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Marie Chandler of Ludlow was in
town Tuesday. She was former resi-.
dent and will be remembered as the grand
daughter of D. d Hemenwav.-A +.
Brown has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital and is with his sister,
Mrs. Lamb, for the present
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pervised by Professor Mcfarland OF the
college faculty, who will give daily at
tenton to their work. Principal HAITI
man will have, as always, absolute con-
troll of these classes, A teacher has peen
provided for the teaching of elocution'
She will also have charge of the prize
defamation next spring. Miss Anna r.
Kingman has been engaged for the WORK
course in domestic science mas also
beer esta blished, the classes to be IN
structed by seniors from the college under
the direction Of the domestic science IN
structor of the college. The committee
announces that the prizes for declama-
ton and for the commencement essays
will be offered again this year. Judge ana
Mrs j. r.. Weeks have assured the com
mittee of the commencement prizes for
the next five years. The fall term will
omen September S.--Col Charles e. Youtt,
William L. Cady. Otis Abbey, F.. F.. Jones,
/ william Cobb. Chester Elmer, Ira II. La
/ Fleur and G.. f. Rich have returned from
| Walingford. where they went to attend
| the annual reunion of the 14th Vermont,
| held Tuesday Mr.. Cady invited them to
| hold their next meeting at Mlddleburv on
October 81, 1915 which is the anniversary
| date of their enlistment into the regular
army Mr.. Cady was also elected as pres
| ident of the regiment Mrs Jane Kelley
and daughters. Josephine, Elizabeth, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Wilcox and family, Mr..
and Mrs Wesley Sherbino and daughter,
Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Treadway
! and Luclus Avery are at camp at Lake
Dunmore.-Miss Ruth Boulia, who under
went a slight operation at her home Mon
day, is slowly recovernE.-Bcrnard Bush
has returned to Brandon after a few
DAYS in town.-The Misses Eleanor and
Margaret Graham have returned from
Boston, where they have spent few
weeks-Mrs Ellen Hope of Burlington
is I'm town M NJ. and c. X.
Taplin, who have been In town
for a few days, have returned to
Orleans Roger Higgins of Arlington Is
in town for a few weeks.-Street Commits
sioner Frank Lasher and a force of men
are putting in a new piece Of cement walk
IN front of Miss Waughs store on Main
street-Professor and Mrs. A. w. Eddy
and daughter have returned from 10
days stay in New York.-The Ladies'
Missionary society of the Memorial Bap-
fist Church held we'll attended meeting
at the home of Mrs. William Sinons of
Franklin street Wednesday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. s. Stewart have gone to
Thompson's Point, where they will spend
a week.-The secretarys office at the Adj
olson county agricultural ground has
been opened and is in charge of Prof. A.
w Eddy.-NIiss Mary Brown has gone
on visit into New York State and will
be away for several weeks.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dean have returned
to Burlington. The funeral of c. T.. Wing
was largely attended at his late residence
Sunday afternoon.-Mrs Harry Pettibone
Is I'LL. c. s. Hamilton is improving in
health.-Giard Bissette Is in Qubec.
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SOUTH STARKSBOHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pressler OF Newbury, n,
Y, are guests of their brother. Lindley
Blrdsall. and family,-Mrs. Roberts OF
Brooklyn, n, Y. is spending the summer
at Daniel Hammers Miss Caroline I'm
derhill and Miss Sue Barrett are spending
the week In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Clay
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cA|11ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKl.

August Phillips, Al years old died early
Friday morning at his home at the cor
ner of North and St Peter streets. While
he had been in failing health the past five
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FOR RENT.

y SEVEN ROOM TEN EMENT with
garden, fruit, etc, OIL the maj. street
- Westminster station, VT. 4 good
location for a commercial Traveller
Apply to W. V. Farr, So North Union
street, Burlington, VT, l1s,d&w,tf
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS in farms. Potvn' s
Farm Agency, South Royalton, VT.
5w,5t.
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WANT TO SELL II room house. shed,
barn. II acre land. frIit trees Maple
St. Stowe, VT j. A. Stowell IT,
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WANTED.

YOUNG WOMEN wanted to work in a
training school a. mn Sos for the insane
Address = O. Box ,1T. Worcester
Mass As. " 3nL
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED AYRSHIRE STOCK for
sale. c. n, Styles. Undcrhill,
lS9,d&w,f.
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FARM for sale. about 100 acres, 70 m.
lumber lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D., near
school, fine orchard Price $1,000, part
cash. Box 1873, Wilder. VT 40.w,tf.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-08
Vsrnish For Surgeons.

Dr DubHrd % Dion. France. has. II
,ppears. Invented an antiseptic var
nlsh, which Is TO supersede the use OF
Operatiug gloves by surgeons The
operator, after washing bis hands
with soap and then In alcohol. sleeps
them In mixture composed OF essence
81 juniper berries and IN aIcoholized
solution Of menthol. The evaporation
OF this mixture. which takes place
rapidly. leave n sort Of protecting ana
autiseptic varnlsh behind Unlike the
operating glove. the varnish In no way
affects the surgeons delicacy OF
touch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-08
LEGAL Advertisement.

Sept. 3, Is. %. 90.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton.
At a session Of said court, held at
the Probate ONCE. in the Village Of
Houghton. in said county. on the
sth day OF September A. D., 1914.
Present Hon. George c. Bentley,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF John
Richetta, Deceased.
Mary Richetta. Executrix OF the Last
will and Testament 81 said deceased,
having filed In said court her final ad-
ministration account. and her petition
praying for the allowance thereof and
for the assignment and distribution OF
the residue Of said estate,
II is Ordered. that the 1st day Of
october A. d.. 1914, az ten o'clock i'm
tho forenoon. at said probate Office. be
and is hereby appointed for examining
and allowing said account and hearing
said petition;
II is further ordered. that public no.
tice thereof be given by publication Of