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WILLISTON.

The primary department OF the grammar
secret is planning to have a Christmas en-
tertainment Friday night. December "a,
at their school room The 1roauois Camp
Fire Girls will hold sale OF fancy articles
made by the girls at the club room In
the school building Saturday afternoon.
In connection with the sale will be given
O unique entertainment. Refreshments
will be served.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hart,
who have been i'll. are able to be out
II Is reported that d. p. Ta!cott and
daughter, Alice. will start for home from
California in a short time. Webste.
Lockwood. who accompanied them there,
will remain in California through the
winter.-The Kings Daughters Circle
will meet Friday at their rooms,-A sur
prise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs
Tiras Isham by their neighbors Tuesday
night.-Guy Warren OF Burlington was
the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Morton James
Blossom Goodrich. who has been in New
York State visiting friends. has returned
The Rev. Mr.. Hazan will give an address
Sunday night at the Methodist Church.
Miss Eva Bling spent Thanksgiving day
with her aunt. Mrs. Grant Miles.-Mrs
Frank Clark, who has been very i'll. since
her fathers death Is slowly recovering
although she still has trained nurse
John Forbes. president OF the Y. p. g. c
E.. gave a social and entertainment tt
the members OF the society at his father
home Saturday night. The society had a
business meeting first taking In sever
new members. Light refreshments were
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MILTON.

Miss Grace Holmes and Miss Genevieve
Morgan started Monday evening for
North Carolina. where they will pass
the winter, going by way of Boston and
Norfolk.-Luman Holcombe is i'll with an
attack Of pneumonia The Modern
Woodmen are to have special meet
ing Tuesday. December a. at which time
officers will be elected and refresh
ments served.-The Philathea class OF
the Congregational Sunday school is to
have a sale of aprons. fancy articles
homemade candy and food at the vestry
Friday afternoon. beginning at four
o'clock and continuing through the eve
ning.-The Rev. d. II. Strong attended
the meeting Of the Winooski associa ton
of Congregational ministers at Burling-
ton Monday.-The annual thank offer
ing meeting of the Woman's Mission
AIRY association OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Church was held at the vestry Sunday
evening with an interesting program.
The meeting was led by the president,
Mrs d. II. Strong.
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SHOREHAM.

Monday. returning Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. William Bocash Ia in Burlington,
where he Is for medical treatment. There
is to be n social in the ladies' rooms
Thursday evening. December 16. A farce
is one Of the numbers on the program
ice cream and cake, also fancy articles
will he on sale.--Mrs. r. y. Preble Is con.
fined to the house with n cold and com
plications. Miss Lottie Hull is In Connect.
icut for few weeks.-About 20 ladies
attended the postponed thank offerine
meeting which was with Mrs. II. II. Burgt
last Thursday,-Sunday school Christmas
tree plans are being prepared by the
several commit tees
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JERICHO.

Mrs, w. T. Pearson of ESSEX junction
and Miss Luella Drtnkwater OF Underhill
and Miss Ruth Livermore of South Bur
lington are visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. +. Tilie.-Howard Sinclair and
Clayton Quinlan shot a 15O-pound buck
December Miss Bernice Aiger is board
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. IIalsey Cady dur
Ing the absence Of her sister, Myrtle. who
is teaching in Cambridge.-Ivan White ha $
returned TO Burlington after visiting his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. George White, for
few days,-Madam Giffen has gone ia
Burlington German. grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trans, left Mon,
day for Boston. where he viii spend the
winter with his parents.-Mlss Helen
Hanley came home from Jeffcrsonvile
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LINCOLN.

Clarence Culver has moved on to the
Caustic farm which he bought Of d. H.
Orvis-Richar I'd Thompson, who has been
at home Ill, has returned TO his work in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thompson was in War
rem Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackman
are parents of son born Friday.
funeral of John Hamilton will be held at
the Methodist Church Thursday afternoon
at one o'clock.-Charles Dow and Eugene
Tucker. with party, shot a 800 pound
bear on Mt. Ellen Neutrality-suspicious.
Farr and George Cobb went to Burling-
ton wednesday.-Mrs. John Benton Is bet
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RICHMOND.

Charles Spaulding left last week FOR
Chicago where he will be the guest or
his brother for two weeks.-Mrs. Perkins
Of Montpelier was the guest OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Bessett over
William, the young son OF Mr..
and Mrs Thade Bressor. who died FRI
day night of diphtheria, was buried early
Saturday morning. graded school has
closed for the annual Christmas vaca-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy are
guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Kennedy Hilton and daughte:
Ruth, have returned from Shelburne
where they have been visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs o. B. Wood have returned
from a two weeks stay with relatives il
Michigan.-Miss Moore. teacher in the
graded school. left Monday morning for
a months vacation al her home In WRr-
ren.-Mrs Miner returned from Laconia
n H. and will spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs w. T. Tilley.-Miss Edith
Bushnor was the guest Of friends In Bur
lington over Sunday-NIr. and Mrs. j. :.
Derrick has returned from two weeks
stay with their son In Wndsor.-Mrs. Ed
ward Patneaude OF Burlington is visiting
at the home of Samuel Bashaw.-On Fri
day, December 10, the young people OF
the CONGREGATIONAL Church will hold
sale in the church parors. In the afte'
| noon at four o'clock there will he sail
Of food. In the evening fancy articles.
candy and ice cream will be sold There
will also be a table devoted to the sal.
of Christmas specialties, including Christ
mas cards, seals, tags and stationery
Robert O'Brien has secured a position
with Thomas Henley & Son.-Mss Rose
Donoway was the guest of friends in Bur-
lington over Sunday.
At the last meeting of Phil Sheridan
Court G. o. F.. the following officers
were elected: Chief ranger. James Muir
ply; vice-chief ranger. Charles o Brlen;
| recording secretary. John Gaumors;
| financial secretary, Martin Purte; treas.
urer. c. +. Stone; speaker. Frank
'Brien marshal. r. c. Berry; trustees
NJ. Murphy. Samuel Mahoney and Will
| liam Powers. The officers will be in
| stalled January 6.-Borden's Condensed
MIX company paid 20 cents per pound
for butter fat In cream for To-day per-
| Tod ending November 3o.-Mr and Mrs
NJ. o. Goodrich entertained the All
| Round club At their home Tuesday eve
| ring. Services were observed at the
Church OF Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs Fay Berry.
| who have been visiting friends in town,
! have returned to their home In Mi!to'"
A pretty wedding took place SaturdaY
afternoon at four O'Clock NJ the home OF
| Mrs. Harriet Beeman, when her daughter
Miss Elnora Beeman was united in mar
rage with Wilfred Bushway, the Rev
Charles Waite officiating. The bride is
n graduate of the Burlington high school
and we'll known among the Younger ciTcie'
OF that city and of this town. While the
bridegroom is also resident o. Rich
mond. The young couple started for
honeymoon trip and are expected &c re
turn about the end of this week where
they will take up their residence IN Rich
| Elond
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The annual meeting of the W. c. T. L.
was held Thursday afternoon, December
.. at the home of Mrs. Janet Barnum.
goodly number being present. The follow
ing officers were elected: President Ber-
tina Dean; first vice-president. Daisy Ran
some; second vice-president, Mary Green;
secretary, Carrie Green: treasurer. Hattie
Cox; l.. T. L. work. Miss Carrie Miles:
flower mission. Grace Dean; press, Daisy
Panco,pa
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Mary Dalton spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Stone Of New
Haven Mills.-Hoyt Swaine is visiting
friends in Burlington and Stowe. The
ladies' took in over $50 at their sale Friday
night The next meeting Of Beaver
Glenn Grange will be held Friday evening,
December l0.-Miss Mary F.. Roscoe has
returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass. after passing some time in town.
Wesley Sumner and A. c. Squire are in
poor health.--F. F.. Rowley. c. F.. Palmer
and c. c. Coates are attending county
court in Middlebury.--Mr Kent of Addi-
son was the guest Tuesday night OF his
sister, Mrs William Mcintyre. Miss Stel.
la Hawkins of South SALISBURY is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. 8. Everest.
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ORWELL.

The monthly business meeting of the
Y. p S. G. was held Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens and daughter
left Friday for Delray. Fla, for the win
evening President ID. j.
Brownell of Northand College, Wis, will
speak in the congregational Church.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Conkcy spent last week in
Benson, a guest of Mrs. Eugene McDon-
Union Endeavor meeting held
here Sunday evening was attended by a
large number from the societies in Sud-
bury and Whitng.-The Fortnightly club
met Wednesday with Mrs. Mrs. w. A.
Jennings.-The home department OF the
Women's Auxiliary society met Dec.
1 with Mrs. II. d. Branch. Thirty were
present.-The Benson congregational
Church has asked the pastor and delegate
to attend n council there Wednesday to
ordain young man as preacher.-W. c.
Hack was elected vce-president of the
County Agricultural society December t.
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be held this morning at ST.
Francis Xavier Church with burial in
St Francis cemetery.
Alfred King, colored II years old,
who was charged with burglarizing
the store of Joseph Parizo some time
Sunday night, was in municipal court
Tuesday and upon his plea of guilty
was sentenced to serve the remainder
of his minority at the Industrial
school in Vergennes. His alleged
partner in the affair, Cha yton Ammon,
waived examination and was bound
over to county court in the sum OF
$500, which amount he could not fur
nish and was remanded to Jail.
Little Katherine Stoddard. the fve-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Stoddard
of East Center street. narrowly escaped
being crushed under the wheels of Theo-
phile Simards automobile yesterday
morning when she was sliding on the side
walk on Beard street. The car was be-
ing driven by Noe Moller. brother -in-la W
of Mr.. Smard, and Mrs. Simard was also
n pa ssenger in the car. The car was being
backed out Of the garage. which Ia near
the sidewalk Mr.. Moller before crank
Ing up the machine and starting out
looked up and down the street to see Il
the road was clear. Seeing no one in sigh
he started to back out and when aoou
| In the middle of the walk Mrs. Simart
heard something breaking and called L
Mr.. Moller to stop. Upon Investigation /
was found to be the sled. which was badli
broken. The child. lying on her stomach
on the sled. was extrlcated from her dan
gerous position between the forward ant
rear wheels OF the car and taken to he
home in the Tobey and lockwood block
The accident occurred at about I:S
O'Clock. The child received an ugly Gu
on the head being hit by tho runnint
board, several stitches being necessary
About two years ago the little girl fel
from n third floor window in her home T.
the concrete pavement below but did no
seem to suffer i'll effects from the fal
other than a good shaking up.
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FOR RENT.

VILLAGE FARM in tho Connecticut
valley to rent to n desirable tenant
who will furnish stock and tools. A
good opportunity for milk route, truck
farnine or tobacco growing. situated
at the head OF the main street in West
minister village. near the corn fac
tory, which rays 81 per ton for all
and ste lack to the farmer. three
fcurths mile from Walpole village and
three and three-fourths miles from
, bellows Falls: ! good manager can can
worth Of products per annum. Apply
to W. v. Farr. Burlington. Vt
c1dw,tf
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Zoe Palmer has the mea isles
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Crandal Of Morris.
town. H.. started for their home satur.
day night after spending 10 DAYS with
relatives. -Mrs c. NJ. McGarghan was
given a surprise last week, the occa-
sion being in remembrance Of her birth
guest Of Miss Margaret Tedford in
Richmond over Sunday.-It is expected
that the houses in Jonesville are again
to be lighted by electricity.-Mrs. T. B.
Whalen visited in Burlington the first
OF the week.-Mrs.. Della Hildreth Is
visiting in WillistOn.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs William Mccoy has returned to
West Cornwall.-The Rev. and Mrs. Evans,
who have endeared themselves to the
community, left for their new home last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Smith Henry have
returned to Burlington.-NIiss Maytie
Kingsand is teaching the village school
at Rpton,-Miss Grace Russell spent Sun
day with Miss Mildred St. John.-The OF
terbien male quartet will appear at Ma
sonic hall Monday evening. December O.
Mrs. Alice Hough has returned from Mid
dlebury.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR TRADE-I.arge farm, situated in
the central part of Vermont, located
two miles from thriving village: 1t
has the very best of never-faillng
barn, 800 sugar trees, over 100 acres
tillage and no better land lays out
doors, two houses three barns in good
repair. wood and timber enough to
more than pay for the farm, well
stocked with nice Holstein cattle, good
tools and all fodder | would take in
part payment for this wonderful farm
bargain, a house situated on any good
Is valued at $4,000 or over: balance
on very easy terms. Call for owner
at Hotel Vermont, December and 8,
POO to 400 p m. ZOO to 500 ~ m
bach day. Address all corrcspondence
to Owner" care of Free Press.
2A1 st w It
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Miss Mabel Bailey has returned from a
10 days visit at her home in Worthwhile. -
e. A. Preston Is confined to his home by
ilncss.-Mrs. E. A. Preston. who has
been seriously i'll, is improving, The La
dies Aid society met at the home of
Mrs. D. A. Bull Wednesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rohy Of Grand Isle are visit
ing her father, Dr. f. s. Lane.-The Rev
Fred Hagadorn has gone to Albany. Mrs.
Fagadorn Is in West Hebron, N. Y. Wis
iting her parents-Mr. and Mrs. Hutch
inson of Addison were over-Sunday guesta
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Martin.-Amons
the successful deer hunters of this place
were Roy Higbee. Richard Willis and
Harold Lane.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs II. Thompson and daughter, Cath
crime. of Royalton. visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pacquett. Sunday.-Mrs.
r. J. " DOL and Miss Hill left for Bristol
Conn, Saturday.-Mrs. II. Page is NOV
ing into the Thankful Morgan House.
Miss Lena Bates. who Is at the Fanny
Allen hospital. is about the same-Mtss
Ethel Vocha OF Burlington Business Col
lege was at homo over sunday.-Harley
Saxton Of Cambridge Is visiting at Eli
Whittier s.--C. W. Rice has bought out
Mr. Keith at the Junction and taken
possession. Mr.. Fleminss has bought q
Mace In Jericho and Ia moving there.
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COLCHESTER.

The ladies' OF the Baptist Church will
hold their annual sale Of fansy articles
and homemade candy in the Baptis,
vestry, Friday evening. supper will be
served from five TO seven o'clock.-Mrs
Anderson, who was taken 10 the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday, is somewhat i'm
proved.-Miss Katherine Aldrich who
hao been confined to the house by Ill.
ness for some days. Is able to he on,
again.-Mrs. b. Il. Severance 10 Ill witt
the grip.-Rolfe Hine is not as we'll
Mark Cary was one of the successful
deer hunters. bringing home l67 ID
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PANTON.

Mrs. Harry Newell and brother Claire
Bryda. left for her home in Schenectady,
n. Y. last week.-NIiss Lottie Rogers has
gone to Alburg to teach school.-Several
flocks Of wild geese have been seen going
in southerly direction. which means that
winter Is not far away.-Cushing Hill and
Mr.. Chapman OF Middlebury are duck
hunting at the lake and stopping at Peter
Smith .-Schools in town have begun the
winter term this week. The school at the
Corners has closed and the pupils are
conveyed to the south school, Miss
Blanche Smith being the teacher. Mrs.
Duane Allen has the contract to carry
them.-Miss Mary Conant is teaching the
eandroad school, Miss Iottic Rogers hav-
| Ing resigned.
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Friday on account OF q bprancd wrist
and is with her parents. Mr. aud Alrs
Frank 1Ianlcy.--The Misses Gertrude.
Hazel and Frances Garland Of Burling
ton were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garland--Miss Bertha Cochran and
her mother have arrived home for q few
weeks from Boston. where they have
been spending the summer.-Mrs. Young
Nay is confined to the house by illness
Mrs. Evalne Written is confined to the
house by Illness.
| Mrs. Halsey Cady went TO Cloverdaie
Wednesday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| william Gomorhe Rev ]. Il. Usher
went to Richford Saturday. where ne
preached Sunday during the absence of
the Rev. F.. NJ. Fuller-Leon Morgan went
TO visit his parents in Colchester Wednes
day and will return Thursday evening
Albert Parker is in Burlington visiting at
the home of his son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs John Parker.-Mrs. Hiram Hanley
and son, Gratin, went 10 Burlington Fri
day and from there to Milton to a recep-
ton Tor Mr. and Mrs. Kooly Osgood -
! Pearl Anterior of Burlington was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Tranley-Miss Phelps of
Grand Isle is visiting her aunt. Madame
byihgton-Mrs. Hiram Wilder has on
exhibition II dandelion blossoms picked
november ~ in their pasture.-Mrs. Ran
som Wider and Mrs. Clyde Wilder and
oauRhtef ana Mrs. Byron Day and son
oiiVer nave been visiting at the home Of
Nlr' ana MIS- II. H. Wildcr.-AIiss Flor
ence Ransom of Essex. who attends the
era mlnar school here, has been Ill and un-
able 10 attend school this week.-Georgs
White mas sold MS village place TO James
rlehnnlngS or Essex, who will take i'm
neoiate possession remains az
HenrY MURDOCH OF Cnderhil were buried
, III thls cemetery tuesday afternoon, the
iuherai services being held at his late
nome IN underhll.-The annual meeting
, OIL the Consreeational 'hurch societ'
was he'u SATURDAY at noon about n
paris'oners sitt'ns down 10 dinner. Fol
owing 'he o'f'ner reports were heard and
ae'eu upon anu 'he loho"ihS Officers
eie''eu Nierh' A'oer, D. bSihe'oh exec
wv 'o'''Iih''ee' o''Ner H. Brown ira
Aorse' massey "a ,auy' treasurer ira
- -"o'se' coiiector' MIS- Lelehton R'ce'
a"ee 'oi'''''t'ee' Ci'Ver bro"i' FREQ
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SALISBURY.

The Christian Endeavor society and
Ladies' Missionary society will hold a
track meet and supper at the town hall
Friday evening.-W r. Chase, who suf-
fered painful injuries some days ago by
being thrown from his wagon, is much
better and able to be in the store some
each day.--Wendall p. Sumner spent the
weekend with Harold Nedean Of Bird
port-Several K-P's attended the district
meeting in Brandon Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Ellen Sird has closed her home and
will spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. William Conant.-E. c. McMurtry
and family Of Nassau, n. Y, are spending
a few days at the home of w. F. Bump.
Mrs. Mary c. Hamilton and daughter.
Ruth, go to Brockton. Mass. on Decem-
Der II where they will visit few weeks
before going to Pasadena, Cal. for the
winter.--Dr. o. NJ. Bump is still confined
to the house with q hard cold.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Lotica sherman. Richmon

Estate of LOtica sherman, Richmond.
The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Chttenden, commissioners, to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims
and demands of all persons against the
estate Of IIotica Sherman, late OF
Richmond. I'm said district deceased,
and all claims exhibited in offset there
TO. hereby give notice that we viii meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Office
OF NJ. ID. Dimick. in the town of
Richmond, in said district, on the LIST
Monday Of January and LIST SATURDAY
of June next, at 1o;0 o'clock a. M, ON
from the 4th day Of December A. D.,
1915, Is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present then
claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Burlington, this ith day OF
December, A. D., 1918.
NJ. u. DIMICK.
A. r. STEVENS.
| 2,w.3t. Commissioners
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ADDISON.

Howard Spooner is ill-Mrs, Wendell II.
Barnes and little son. Marshall, have re-
turned from visit to friends in Whitehall
and vicinity.-Cora Barber gave party
Saturday evening to a company of her
young friends In honor of her guest. Miss
Helen Lee of Nergennes .--Josephine
Bodette has returned home from three
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months visit with relatives in Worcester
Mass William Bodette Ia very Ill win
typhoid fever.--Grand View Grange mas
elected these officers: Master, RusSei'
Smith; overseer, Gene Bodette; lecturer
Mrs. G. II. Marshall; steward, Chauhcs
Willmarth; assistant steward. Hayward
Marshall; l.. a. s., Mrs. Hayward Mar
shall; chaplain. Rev. w s. Boardinan
treasurer, c. l.. Seegar; secretary MIS-
w. II. Palmer: gate-kecper, Erwin clark
Ceres, Cora Barber: Pomona, Harriet
Piper; Flora. Ethel Andrews.
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Hilda Chamberlain OF Bristol spent
the weekend with friends here, The first
Sunday in January will he observed as
rally Sunday at the Baptist Church with
special services.-A Christmas concert IS
being prepared for the Sunday evening
following Christmas. Miss Frances stokes
and Edward Halleck were married Deem
Der at the Friends Church in South
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STATE OF VERMONT. District or
-, New Haven. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
district aforesaid:
Of Barbara H. Whitney, now Of Jeri-
cho' in the district Of Chittenden;
WHEREAS, application in writing
hath been made TO this court by the
guardian of Barbara II. Whitney for
hc'nse To sell the real estate OF sai id
me district of Franklin, consisting OF
an UNDIVIDED tWo-hfteenths interest in
the W. a. Whitney farm, so-called, of
one hundred and seventy acres of land,
MSS thereon, representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose of putting the
proceeds of such sale at interest, or in
Vesting the same in stocks or other real
the benefit OF said ward as the law di-
reefs would be beneficial for said ward.
Ef!6U pom. the said court appointed
n ,a,aa assigned the 18th day of December,
gennes. in said district. to hear and
| decide upon said application. and or
nered that public notice thereof to be
EVEN to al persons interested therein.
snnccesslyey In the burlington Free
u'ress, newspaper published at Bur
nhgton, Chittenden district which cir
culates in the neghborhood of those per,
sons interested therein: all which pub
lcatlons shall be previous to the time
appointed for the hearing.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified
TO appear before said court. at the tim,
and place aforesaid, then and there il
| SAID court, to object to the granting o.
such license If you see cause.
fVen under my hand at Vergennes
m said district. this Soth day of No
J, w. FUTILE,
23'W3t. Judge.