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TIIE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922. lat week to undergo an operation In the der" a five reel comedy drama can he ST. ALBANS SctIot CIm of HUrb School to Meet Iiurllnjrtoa Seniors To-nlrht In Debate dtr Kattm and Personal I tenia Mat 230 The STRONG Eve. To-day and To-vorro William Duncan and Edith Johnson Shoes for Outdoor Sports in "NO DEFENSE" A photoplay of the northwest filled with action and spectacular thrills. Love, adventure and daring deeda of the open blended in happy combination.

1 pl WJmk ft Gil jjiiiiaii! ft ii lyliiiiJ Charles Hutchinson in the fourth episode of "Go Get 'Em Hutch" PATHE NEWS. The irresistible appeal of our sport shoes will attract many young women at this season of the year. Right now we are showing a complete assortment for street or sport wear. Boynt on cc uram Sixty Church Street Tweed Suits IMJE8TIS THEATER well cut, well tailored suits of imported and domestic tweeds in popular shades and coloring's. As low as The Select Picture company presents Claire Anderson Niles Welch In a drama of suspense, action and thrills, 25 "Who Am White Flannel Trousers Extra heavy $8.75 An absorbing tale of a beautiful girl who knew not who she was and proving in a thrilling and clever way that ignorance" is not always bliss.

A splendid story sumptuously staged with beautiful women and beautiful gowns. mh thlpter of "The White "INTERNATIONAL NEWS' MOODY Correct Dress for Men lue Bonnet Park, Inc. TWO CHURCH ST. ST. ALBANS, VT.

Decoration Day, May 30th FAST RACING FAST BALL FAST MUSIC. Races called at 1:30 sharp. Popular prices. m.et and White What's more stunning than black and white I Walk-Over stylingin patent leather and fine wnite canvas puts this white oxford a step ahead of -most white shoes. The senior class debating team of the St.

Albans High school will meet the Burllnrton High detattnr team at the City Hall this evening-. The local team upholds the negative of the question, "Resolved: That the United States Government should own and operate a merchant marine." The local team will he composed of Raymend Lyon, A. Stuart UcKJHop and Donald Dunamere. Miss Lena E. Hamilton of the State Board of Charities and Probation, who has been spending two days in this city, has returned to Montpelier.

Mrs. B. A. Greene has returned from Brooklyn, JsV where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.

Harrington Brooks. She was accompanied home by her little granddaughter. Ann Brooks. Mr. and Mrs.

B. H. Brown left this city last evening by motor for Annapolis, to attend the commencing ex ercises, June 2 at the Naval Academy. Their son. Midshipman Carl R.

Brown, Is a member of the graduating class. Midshipman Brown is a grandson of the Rev. 23. J. Ran slow, a former pastor of the Congregational Church In wanton.

Mr. and Mrs. F. James Brown and family of Montreal are guests at the Tavern- Miss Wilxna Gardner, who has keen visiting relatives In this city, ha re- turned to Lebanon. N.

H. 1 Frank Vincent has one to Philadsl- phia, where he has secured a position, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Austin of Korthampton. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Richard of the Bay. A cafeteria supper will be served at the Verulam club to-morrow evening at six o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. William Bourget have announced the marriage engagement of their daughter, Jennette, to Ernest Moshier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Moshler. The Past Chiefs club of Emerald Temple, No. 16, Pythian 8isters, met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ash ton Soule.

The condition of Mrs. A. P. Barton, who has been seriously 111, is improved. The condition of Mrs.

Dawn James of Rouses Point, who recently underwent an operation at the hospital. Is favorable. -Mrs. Walter Clark underwent a successful operation Tuesday at he hospital. Miss Mary Smith of East Fletcher was operated upon at the hospital Wednesday.

Her condition is favorable. The condition of Mrs. Belle Smith of Jeffersonvllle, who underwent an operation Wednesday at the hospital. Is re ported favorable. Dr.

and Mrs. George O. Mitchell have moved from the Elms to an apartment in the F. B. Hoyce house on Congress street.

The condition of Miss Bertha Shllvock, who underwent an operation Tuesday at the Marvin sanitarium is favorable. William Conners of East Fairfield Is critically ill at the Marvin sanitarium. Mrs. M. F.

Spencer has purchased the house and lot on South Main street known as the Gibson place. Mrs. Grace Whitcomb of Burlington was a recent visitor In this city. News has been received in this city of the birth of a son. Jack Bancroft, to Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Marvin of Oswego. N. on May 22.

Mr. Marvin formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. D.

A. Collins of Montreal Who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. O. M. Bliss returned home yesterday morning.

Athletic Director R. D. Potter of Norwich University was in the cdty to-day looking over the construction of the Coote Athletic field. He was sent here by Norwich University authorities as they are interested in the progress of the Mr, Potter was pleased with the location and of what had been done and gave valuable Information as to the construction of the diamond. WALTHAM Hollls Sherman and Miss? Helen "Wis- enbach of Monkton were married May 17 at the Congregational parsonage in Vergennes.

The Kev. Mr. Frarier per- formed the ceremony. A spelling con- test between the schools in town was jheld at the Jackman sohool-house May 17. Those to spell in the county con- test from this town are Katherlne Hal- lock and Bernice Patlno.

Mrs. George Evarts passed the week-ejid with her 'mother, Mrs. J. O. Debuke, who Is In poor health at the noma or ner aaugn- ter.

Mrs. Stanley Bacon, in Vergen- at three ciock. iossie ward Jrene Hallock of the Mary hospital visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Hallock last Wed- trvj nwuaj. wwv visnea nor sinter in wuwut ouuuny. triet, on the 3rd Wednesday June as Mi4 VaiamVa 1 of said day. and that six months from thft 15th a ,922 Is the time limited by said court for said ex.nitloT'a'nd SS? I to'l ih VHr THOMAS B.

JONES. 119 fri 3t t. j. McDonnell. Commissioners.

TT i vra BTX OF Chit- A mvs mm See Our Attractive Line of Misses' and Children's Dress Pumps and Oxfords Reasonable Prices. GOULD'S Franklin hospital. She was accompanied by Mrs. George Rock wood. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Briston, Miss Jessica Stowe and Miss Mildred Gove visited friends in East Charlotte Sunday. George Sawyer of Bristol. N. Is a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Colburn. H.

II. Bowen was called to Boston Tuesday evening by the serious illness of his father, who is In a hospital in that place. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Smith, and Mr and Mrs. Samuel Oaks and Mrs. E. M. Tucker spent Tuesday at Long Point.

Mrs. Emma Sargent has gone to Burlington for an Indefinite stay. Mrs. Alice Norton is visiting friends In New Tork Stato, M. B.

Gove of Bristol accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Batchelder and daughter of Teorla, 111. were in town Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs.

Elmer P. Bur-kett and son Ferrlsburg, were at E. Jackman's Tuesday. George Garland is In Boston on business. Harley Brown has moved to the home he recently bought of George Bassett.

BRISTOL The food sal which was to have been held Saturday in W. II. Cardell's by the Outlook club, has been postponed indefinitely. Miss Magdalene Orvis of the junior high school stood second rn the Addison county spelling contest held In Middlebury Wednesday. Miss Orvis will go to St, Johnsbury to spell In the State contest.

Vernon Pecor and Miss Joele Monroe were married Saturday night at the Federated parsonage by the Rev. F. M. Hagadorn. Miss Ida Lamb has returned from Fresno, where she has been teaching school the past year.

Baseball dance, May 30, town hall, Hlnesburg. Henry's orchestra. Refreshments served. Advertisement. 8 It's all benefit to trade at our store Try it and you'll admit it.

Call and see us and we will gladly explain to you how you can dress well and just "FAY AS Be independent by establishing a credit at the Burlington's First Modern Up-Stairs Store 54 1-2 Church One Flight Up. 1 i 1 1 WEAfr seen at the town hall Friday afternoon at 3:00 p. also Friday evening. There will also he four of comedy. The Women's club has spared no pains to provide a satisfactory and pleasing entertainment.

Carl O. Frost of this village has let the contract for the building of a summer home at Lake Dunmore to A. N. Brown of this village. Ground was broken Wednesday for same when completed It will be one of the finest on the lake shores.

The regular meeting of the Middlebury Orange No. 315 will be held Friday evening. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a large class a banquet will be served. Miss Lucy Calhoun, who has been making a short visit In Vercennes and here, has returned to Rutland. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Franklin and daughter, Miss Dora Franklin of Manchester, N. are in town for a couple of weeks. Mrs. H.

Wright Caswell and young son, John, have gone to Chester to visit at the home of Mrs. Caswell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O.

M. Harlow. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ashley of Chicago accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Cummjngs of St. Joseph, are In town on an auto trip through this section of the State. Frank T.

Sibley and sister. Miss Agnes Sibley, of Burlington are making a two weeks' visit with friends in town. LINCOLN Hn TObbs of Bhantytown" to Be Staged Mar SO "Mrs. Tubbs of lsB o-A hmrdf rmm dy-drama In by the South Lincoln School In the town hall Tuesday evening. May 80 for the benefit of the school.

Perey Churchill, teacher has been directing the play, and will be assisted for several days pre-ceeding the play, by Miss Effio Hasklns of Rutland. 8pecial music will be furnished by the Brandon high school orchestra. Including whistling soios. A dance will be given at the close of the entertainment, with music by the Brandon orchestra. Edward Hanlon of the Downlngsvllle school and Mildred Cram from the Center school were winners In the snelllnir contest which was made up of children from the several schools of this town, and went to Middlebury Wednesday afternoon to take part In the Addison County contest.

They were accompanied by. Miss Mary Turner, teacher In the Downlngsvllle district, also Mrs. Q. E. Colburn.

Delbert Algers and Clay-ton Grant have been drawn as petit Jurors for the June term of Addison County court at Middlebury, June 6. Mrs. Clara Bowen went to Boston The Cham plain Transportation Co. Memorial Day Excursion to Plattsburg or Sail North among the Islands TUESDAY, May 30, 1922 Steamer "Tlconderoga leaves Burlington 8:30 a. for Port Kent and Plattsburg, arriving 10:00 a.

m. RETURNING leave Plattsburg 2:00 p. arriving Burlington 8:30 p. m. Excursionists may have about four hours in Plattsburg, or may remain on board steamer and enjoy the sail north among the Islands and into the Great Bay Back.

I Refreshments cani be obtained on steamer, i Ttftketi maA thin Aav nnlv nnrnhnfiftil at Ticket bffice on Wharf D. A. LOOMIS. M. J.

POWERS, General Manager Oen. Pass. Agent V. i I A GRAND CRUISE DELUXE Strictly Limiud to 400 Quests Jmtu t4h to May 91, 1921 Sailing Eastward rem Nto York by Specially Chartered New CUNARD tiner "SAMARIA" 20,000 tons This magnificent Qolden Jubilee Oruti will commemorate the 50th year since Thomas Cook, the founder of our organization, con 1 ducts cted his first parry around the world. A fuperb ftlnerTy embracing Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Na-plea, Port Said.

Cairo and the Pvr- amidsj Bombay, Agra (The Taj uMu: veyion: Calcutta: tvan- goon; Sumatra; Batavia; Slnga- ti fjyivi w7aiKcrn Manila; nongiwng, Canton, Macao, Shanghai; Kaga- and Waikiki; San FrancUco, Balboa, Panama Canal. etc. I visiting each country under ihtmost favorableclimatic conditions THOS. COOIC kSi S4ff Broadway, Kew Tork or local Steamship A rent THE Champlain Transportation Company TJmetabl In effect Monday, May 15, 1922. Steamer leaves Burlington as follows: SOUTH BOl'XD 4 Wednesdays and Thursdays only, for Essex.

Cedar Beach, Thompson's Point, Ba- 1 sin Harbor and Westport. WORTH BOUND 8 :30 A' Dally except Sunday, ior ron jvent, vaicour and Plattsburg. 4:15 Mondays, Tuesdays7 Fridays and Saturdays only, for Port Kent, Vaicour and Platts-r burg. Steamer arrives Baxllnarton follow FROM THE SOUTH 8:15 T. Thursdays and Fridays only, from Westport, Basin Harbor, Thompson's Point.

Ce- oar iseacn and Essex. FROM THE NORTH 3:30 Daily except unuuurs, vaicour ana Port Kent. 8 :15 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only, from Vaicour and Port Kent. 7:20 PM Saturdays only, from jriaiiEDurif. D.

A. Loomls, M. J. Povrers, Gem. Mp, Gen.

Bavltngrton, V. Albany, Madame Desmarest DRESSES SUITS COATS TO ORDER HEMSTITCHING. PICOT 133 KinT Sfrret. Phone 1645. 'Radio Programs This ILbening STATION (GenersJ Electric Rcbeneetskdy, N.

Y. Mntard Time) 12:30 m. Early stock market quotation. 8:00 p. m.

Produce and stock market quotations; baseball results; news bulletins. 0:30 p. m. Seventh chapter of "Alice In Wonderland," Kolin Hager, reader. 7:40 p.

m. Health talk, "What the State Is Doing in Restoring Crippled Chilflren to Health," by Dr. Herman M. Blr. New Tork State health department.

7:45 p. m. Concert program. "iano solo, "Pollchlnelle." Rachmaninoff Mrs. Herbert E.

Robinson. Baritone solo, "Where'er Tou Walk." Handel Ralph O. Winslow. Accompanist Mrs. Winslow.

Reading, "The Blossomy Barrel" (from "Macaroni Tom Daley William C. Smith. Violin solo, "An Caaoln et Nlcolette," Krelsler Mrs. Robert A. Drake.

Piano solo, "Rustle of Spring," Binding Mrs. Robinson. Reading. "The BaJlad of Elkanah Atkinson" Holman Day Baritone solq, "There, Little Girl, Don't Ory" Rlley-Howe Mr. Winslow.

Aeoomptuilst. Mrs. Winslow. Violin solo, "Bondlno." Beethoven-Xreiler Mrs. Drake.

Reading, "See the Thing So On, Bam Walter Fosa Mr. Smith. Baritone solo. "Chorus, Gentlemen." Lonr Mi Winslow. Accompanist, Mrs.

Winslow. STATION (Westtnghnose Radio Corporation. Springfield, Mass. Daylight Saving Time) 7:80 p. soores; Undo Wig- glly Bedtime Story.

7:5 p. "Postal Service," by 3. H. Benson, superintendent of malls; "New England Road Conditions for Tourists," by Helen I. Pltzpatrlok of the Automobile Legal Association.

8:00 p. m. Humorous readings by Mrs. S. W.

Dodge; classical selections by Mae D'Arcy, soprano. STATION W. G. I. (American Radio and Research Corporation, Medford Hillside, Mum.

Daylight Saving Time) 8:00 p. m. "Russia's Tagady," Captain Pazton Hlbben, American Committee for Relief of Russian Children. 8:15 p. m.

Newtonvllle MthoSlst-Eplsoopal Church quartet, Clara Sexton Crowley, soprano; Jeanette Hall. contralto; Frederick W. Whiting, tenor; Ralph H. Somen, bass; violin obligate. John W.

Crowley; piano accompanist. Josephine Gw Collier; selections. "Come To Our Hearts" (Macey), quartet; "Angels Serenade" (Bra-ga), Mrs. Crowley accompanied by Mr. Crowley; "Carmena" (Wilson), quartet; duet, "Starry Night" (Densmore), Mr.

Whiting and Mr. Somen; "Watchman Tell Us of the Night" (Shelly), quartet; "Ave Maria" (Gounod), Mrs. Crowley, with violin obltgato; "Beautiful Night," "Barcarolle" from "Tales of Hoffman" (Jacques Offenbach). 8:45 p. m.

Mitchell S. Seiib. tenor soloist, accompanied at the piano by Helena Sellb. Selections: "April Showers" (Silvers); "Ell-EH" (Za-gler) "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" (Tate); "Mine" (Solman), MIDDLEBURY County Spelling Oontet 37 Com. pete Legion Auxiliary Formed The spelling contest for the boys and girls of the elementary schools of Addison county was held at the graded school building at Middlebury, "Wednesday.

Town contests had preceded this gathering. The two best spellers in each town were eligible to compete. When the roll was' made tip. It was found that 87 were on hand. "With them were several teachers, parents, and friends.

After the spelling down had proceeded until fourteen were left, those remaining were given a written test of 25 words from a selected list. The State word list was used as the basis. The contest will represent the county at the State finfilllner contest in October. The win- ner8 are RUth DeCoursoy of Ferrlsburg and jjagdelene Orvis of Bristol, the al- ternates are Catherine "Wood of Middle- bilry j. D.

and Gabrlelle Choiniere of Vergennes. The judges of the contest wer Miss Mary C. N. Dean of Mlddle- bury, Mrs. W.

A. Beebe of Bristol, and Frank Varney of Starksboro. Words were announced by the superintendents present, Edd of Middlebury, Beebe of Bristol, and Smith of Orwell. About 700 words were used. Six pupils were penect in tne written test oi ou woraa, Ruth DeCoursey of Ferrisburg.

Cather 7 VTv, hall this afternoon and evening. There will also be a four reel comedy. This is under the auspices of the Women's p.um.r mairi, oo- nmore. Mrs. Len O.

Allen has KTioreham. where sh will stav tn i OVMIU Uiov uooiuui A 11 IVliV UlfC officers were elected: President. Mrs. t. Mott Hoyt.

secreUry, Mrs. Robert Mundy, treasurer, Mrs. George Dough- they ain Wedn- day. May 31. at 7:30 in the evening.

Miss Maizie Barrows has returned to Vergennes after a few days visit here with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bru-ya, and other relatives. Mrs. Thomas Semple and her niece. Miss Nora Weth-erbee have returned to Salem, after a week in town.

Mr. and Mrs alebury and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Ellsworth have returned to South pro ftr twrt In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Brook- lin8 have returned from Orwell to their home In East Middlebury after a short viglt at the home of their daughter.

vn seminary street luesaay aiteraoon Hi ls ma; Mrs- rford Huestis of Bridport. and one sister, Mrs. Estelle Sollace or North Ferrisburg. Mr. Towner was born in Bridport, September 27.

1S69, and was the son of George and Ellen (Mosley) Towner. Prayers were said at his late residence yesterday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, the funeral services were held at the church In Bridport at two o'clock. Burial was in Bridport. Mary Miles in ter in "Sweet Laven- I OLD "YANKEE" TRAILER Es GETS 0 SHOP Burlington, Vt. LEGAL NOTICES May.

1922. J. H. MACOMBER, Judge n.iinrfn i Daniel F. Mulcahy former Yankee trainer writes: "Foryeara I suffered with severe pil.

I could find no relief by any of various treatments. Then I took your wonderful pile pills and obtained relief in 60 short a time aa to be miraculous. I recommend them for their apeed and for their ease of taking, which eliminates all the bother of outside Gas state OF VERMONT, District of Chit- nes. Wesley Sherbino and family of lne Wood of Middlebury, I. Alma tenden.

ss. Middlebury visited his sister. Mrs. P. Ferr of Bristol, Evelyn Oliver of Lel- The Honorable Probate Court for the otJs gunday.

F. C. Ward attended cester, Rose Field of Ferrlsburg, and the estate the Methodist Sunday school convention, Eva Swenor of regu-efm'isXVar'ute of Arlington held In Poultney. Frlday-P. W.

Otis Mtobry Jr ange No in said district deceased. and family were at the home of Mr. 315 be hela this evening and after GREETING: and T. Clark In Addison Mon- the tlnes session the third and fourth At a Probate Court, holden at Burling- f.mnr1ai exercises will hH degrees will be conferred on a large ton within end for said district on the 7 7 a ft candidates. A banquet will be th day ef May.

1822. an instrument pur- In the Hunt school Friday afternoon apPved Mflrv m11m MintfilT ONE HUNDRED "BOOT 27 Church St r3 LEGAL NOTICES Bstnto of Rathertno Bnrke, WlnooeU STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit, tenden The Honorable Probate Court for the District of Chittenden. To all persons Interested in the estate of Katherlne Burke late of Wlnooski In said distriot deceased, GREETING: At a Probate Court, bolden at Burlington within and for said district on the 23rd day of May, 1022 an Instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Katherlne Burke lartat of Wlnooski in said district, deceased, was presented to the court aforesaid, for probate. And it is ordered by said court that the 12th day of June, 1823, at 10 a.

at the probate oftloe In said Burlington, be assigned for proving said Instrument; and that notice thereof be given to all persons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks successively in tho Burlington Dally 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 at Burlington In asald district, this 23rd day ef May. 122.

J. H. MACOM BER. 125.fri.3t Judge. COMMISSION-IBS' JJOTICE Estate of Harvey S.

Merrihew. Sooth Buriingtva The TTndersigned. having been appointed by the Honorable Probate Court tor the district of Chittenden, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust the claims and demands of all persons against the eetate of Harvey S. Merrlhew late of So. Burlington In said district, deceased, and 11 claims exhibited In offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the late residence of the decedent In the Town of South Burlington la said district, on the 8rd Fridays of June and November next, at 10 o'clock a.

on each of said days and that six months from the 17th day of May. A. 1822. Is the Hme limited by said Court for said creditors to present their claims to us for examination and allowance. Dated at Burlington, Vt.

this 17th day of May. A. 1922. JOHN COLLINS. ETHAN V.

HOWARD, 110.frl.lt Commissioners. Estate of Wlnfleld C. Scott. Charlotte STATH OP VERMONT. District of Chittenden, ss.

The Honorable Probate Court for the District Aforesaid: To all persons Interested in the estate of WinOeld Scott late of Charlotte in said district, deceased. GREETING: WHEREAS, said court has assigned the Slat day of May next at 10 a. for examining and allowing the account of the executor of the estate of said deceased aad for a decree of the residue of said estate to the lawful claimants of the same, and ordered that public notice" thereof be given to all persons interested tn said estate by publishing this order three weeks successively previous to the day assigned. In the Burlington Dally Free Press, a newspaper published at Burlington In said district. THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear at the probate office in Burlington In said district, on the day then and there to contest the allowance of Said account If you see eause, and to establish your right as heirs, leg atees and lawful claimants to said residue.

Black porting to be the last will and testament of James W. Madlgan late of Burlington in sam aistrict, aeceasea. was presented xo "UTS that tne xutn aay or May. at iw a. proo" du.i...siu.

Best Shoes for Least Money 65 Church St. UiCK PILE RELIEF salves and ointments aad the inconvenience of suppositories." COLAC PILE PILLS are a real remedy for piles. They contain medicines which remove the cause and drive piles away. Do away with ope' ations, salves, and suppositories. Only 60 cents at druggists, or 65 cents postr-sid plain wrapper from COLAC CHEMICAL LNC, Glens Falls, N.

Y. Advertisement. Ranges lohe be assigned for proving said instrument: Marie patno of Natlck la vis- i'lv. nJ-and that notice thereof be given to all TT uur persons concerned, by publishing this order "King her mother at Cr. H.

Bostwick s. gone t0 and Gas Tank Water Heaters The ideal combination for hot weather. Install both at the same time and save $5.00. Ask us about our deferred payment plan and free trial on Lorain equipped Gas Ranges. three weeks successively in the Burling- Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Ward were at -for eome tjme as the guest of Mr. and ton Dally Free Press a newspaper circulat- the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Woodburn jfrs Charles Kendrlck The customary In Pan ton P. Bull Ascension day services' were held at St. THEREFORE. jTou ae hertby notified ll Wlllsboro, Tuesday to Mary's Church Middle-to appear before said court, at the time attend the funeral of his stepmother.

bury high school baseball team went to and place aforesaid, and contest ths pro- 5 Rutland Thursday to play a game of bate of said will, if you have cause. COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE ball with the team representing the Kut- Glven under my hand at Burlington In! tI v. 7 said district, this 9th day of May. 1922. rbUo of Henry H.

Adams. Burlington J. H. MACOMBER, The having been appointed has, rftU5neflfrom Bf aton- ere he was Judge, i by the Honorable Probate Court for the called by the death Of his nephew, 2 district of Chittenden. Commissioners, to James Sullivan.

His sister. Miss Mary examine and adjust the claims Sullivan, who accompanied him, -will STATBF ERMONTSmcoTchit of Person, against the remaln for a while before she STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit- estate of Henry H. Adams late of Bur- 1o tv, tenden, ss. Hngton in said district, deceased, and all TyelVf tOWn are.

hiter- The Honorable Probate Court for the cialnll exhibited in offset thereto, hereby ested In the forming of an auxiliary to district of Chittenden. give notic. that we wUj m.et ror the pur- the American Legion gathered in the 1" i-P" torali. at the office of T. J.

Mc- Women's club rooms Wednesday after- Bartt Donnell In the city of Burlington In said noon and signed uo oendln a charter Interstate Appliance Corporation LABOR. SAVING LJEVICES 102 So. Wlnooski Ave. Those 1S4. The IBostoe P'001 Court for the Roger Farmer have returned to Found To an Irii: Da Lac.

after a week In Mid-t to ail persons Interested In the estate day of Harriet Kinney late of Jericho Inlaid deceased. GREETING: TTTIPttP A I A i 4nd the account of the administrator with the win an- of tae esUte cf an deceased At C.urt' a within and for said district on the ton 15th day of May, 1922 an Instrument pur- ef JolTn Noun I.teot BurHngton in diatrlct. deceased, was presented to the court aforesaid, for probate. And It Is ordered by said court that the 5th day of June. 1922, at 10 a.

i at the Probate Office In said Burlington. be assigned for proving wild Instrument; and that notice thereof be given to alt person, concerned I by Publishing this order III WW ew. vw lmUy Tr rrCN In that vtcinity. In aia aistrict, V. lna nrtnlntarl THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear before said court, at the time ana place axoresaia.

ana conicofc tu bate of said will. If you have cause. Given under my hand at Burlington In ald district, this 15th day of May 1922. J. H.

ALU-IB k. 119.frl.at judge. STOP ADVERTISING when your wares are gone. Don't stop unui then and don't stop then If you want to sell the store and the fixtures. Dame fortune adheres to the side of the biggest advertisers.

It a store's pub licity draes then the store drags. 1 Jl AXC 0Ur-OlierV6S I1 lllGU with goods that are good quality and In every way O. If you create a desiro for vour stock, through sincere advertising in this newspaper, you will previous I JZTXZTZZ Sirs Order next Sunday's Boston Globe in advance from your newsdealer or newsboy. Owing to the great demand for the Sunday Globe, dealers are frequently all sold out. Advise your neighbors to read the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine.

The children want the invisible color pictures in the Boston Sunday Globe. ana rer a aecree or the residue of said given to all person. Interested in said LV." Burlington Dally Free Press a Iwtp.f "ublished at district. THEREFORE. you are hereby notified to appear at the probate office In Burllng- ten in said district, on the day assigned.

then and there to contest the allowance of said account If you see cause, and to establish your right as heirs, legatees and lawful claimants to said residue, Given under my hand, this lth day of May, 1922. i H. MACOMBER. Judge. ijS3BZ Given under my hand, this 9th day ofsoon 'turn it over." 119.frijt.