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CHELSEA.

The Viti satisfies of Chelsea during
the past year show that there were five
marriages, u births. OF which four were
pound daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred ". Lewis on Tuesday morn
ing.-Nlss Lizzie Townshcnd of Barre
accompanied by her nephew, Frank X.
'rnWnsc nd, was in town Monday and
Tuesday visiting her brother, Willard J..
some ~ or more years ago. ana after
several years spent in Nebraska. Wash
ineton, Montana and Idaho, has during
the last four years lived upon the coast
i'm Alaska. He is soon to return to take
Il trip into thc interior to continue a
mining venture in which nc is interested
with his brother. Calvin, who is also
visiting their father. Charles +. Town
send. ia Barre city.-Shoiitf William H.
SpraguN OF Brookt IL. who recently mar
riod Mrs. Gertrude Bickford jackson of
Barre city. has come to live in the house
near Buck bridge vacated by Deputy
Sheriff Benjamin IL. Adams. Jr. who
took possession of the jail December i
Amos g. Wright has purchased of Robert.
II. Eirchinorc Of Weymouth. Mass, the
ola Brchmo:c dwelling house in the up
per village Gilman Sanborn and his
mother, Mrs. Moses Sanborn. have moved
from Barre into the Wright house in up
per village. which he recently bought Of
Amos l.. Wright and wife.
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NEWPORT.

Tho community were again shocked
to learn that Lester SWEET died on
sunday. January II. at about eleven
clock in the forenoon. Mr.. SWEET was
only ill week with pneumonia and
many of his friends had not learned of
his Illness lie was born and has al
ways lived in town, being GS years
of age. He will be greatly missed by
his many friends. He leaves a son,
William, and one daughter. Mrs. Rod
ncN Cohurn, at whose homo he died
besides one sister. who lives i'll can
ada. Tho funeral was hold in West
Derby by the side of his wife
John Young is thoroughly repairing
the house formerly occupied by w. t..
DcT.arm at the head of Third street
1t is being made into two story build
ing.
Miss Julia Thaycr has boon quito
i'll this week. but * better now.
Tn" largest snow storm OF the VIM
ter visited here Monday and Tuesday,
Some T. to II inches fell.
There is much compla int of water
pipes freezing in many places for the
first time.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs C.. T.. Moody passed away i'i'daN
at the &c Of 81 years. she was born III
" 3tcrbury. September - i>i', ami has
always lived here She has been confined
to tho house for about two years during
which time she has been a paint sufferer
She fully realized the inevitable result OF
her illness ana calmly gay" directions
about her funeral and desired mat her
thanks TO those who had nindlN remem-
h,red her during her sickness should be
expressed through tn. press after she
was gone She is survived hy her hus-
band. and son, Mark H., also ny h"r IA
thor, T.. II, liusc. She WIS q member OF
the Methodist Church. Tho funeral ser
vices were held at her late home ON
Monday afternoon At Two o'clock,
Mrs. D. ID. Blodsctt. who has boen m
Woodsvilc. \. H.. for a few days mas re-
turned to her work at Mrs, NJ H.
Moody's.
There will he a game Of basket ball on
Friday evening at the hish school nail
between the w. II. s. and Hyde Park
high school teams. There Will also DC
Il game between the girls teams of the
W. II. $. and Montpelier high school the
same evening.
Leo March, is in Boston Tor few days
or business.
The Hypatia club will meet on Friday
a lternoon at the home of Mrs E. Il,
lemcritt.
rh, officers elected at the .Alhanlllil
oncampment ut the annual meeting are as
follows; W. i. Roycc 4, T.; {. g. GRAVES,
II. r.; T., Il. ,IoslNn :. ": q. f.. ANerill
scribe; +. H. Griffin, treasurer. ". H.
Nash. j. " 'rho others VIII he installed
nc,t Friday evening
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DERBY.

Herbert Allhcc seems more comfortable
1T present. Miss Hattie Morse has been
very sick with humps. Mrs Charles T,y-
lor is caring for her daughter, Mrs. w
y. f1opllinson. -Tho protractcd meetings
hclJ in the I3aptist Church are to bo con-
tluucd fotr evenings this wees. There
have b"ou several CONVERSIONS and II great
doaio" OF interest is still nnnlfcstcd.--
Henry Carpenter from Da>ott is Visiting
his old homo and friends horc.-f,utle
Fultr SSH remains Ncrv fc"blc though
little moro comfortable at present 80
Wallaco Marvin broke his leg last week
while scuf'linc with Il friend in the barn
Or. Confines reduced tho fracture ami he
Is d ,ing VOL a. could he expected --
Eelvina Charter, who spent last week
with hcr brother at w. ~ fopllnsol' :
las returned TO toaticook, u, O.
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WARREN.

Tho officers of Mt. Pleasant Lodge OF
Odd Fellows were installed ON Friday
evening, January s. by ID. y. n. NJ. NJ. +.
Spencer of Williamstown. assisted by S.
II. Spencer Of Williamstown, as grand
marshal; Henry Wood of Mort hncd as
Grand treasurer. n. c., a. w. Tucker;
V. g., q ~. Campbell. r. :. n. g., W. A.
Pierce; l.. :. n. o., Don Stone: r. s. V.
G, q. Il. Mariarty; l.. s. V. g., John
MabeTs secretary, Warner Moore; treas
urcr, T.. NJ, Turner; warden, George J.
Long; conductor. r r lhaycr: Il. S. s..
NJ. y. Shattuck; l.. S. s.. Chas, Long
o. G.. T. T.. Bcnway: |. c., V. r. Miner
chaplain, g. +. Stcarns.-A son VAS born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lurg Friday
morning of last week. weighing eight
pounds. "A daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Miller January 6.--Amcng
those who went to Montpelier last week
from this place to attend the Vermont
dairymcns' meetings were. J. l.. Spalding,
John Mobns. Geo. j. Long. William S.r-
gent. T.. NJ. Turner William Jackson and
o. NJ. Jones.--E. A. Heath has his large
stock of logs nearly all in at thc mill -
T.. A. Heath and wfc and Mrs William
Sargent welt 10 Bethel Saturday to at
tend tho funeral OF l.. NJ. IIcaths daugh-
ter Ethcl--B G. Sterling and wife have
moved TO Montpelier to livc.--Ntrs. Rosa
" hitucy Of Granville is visiting at NJ. u.
Shattuck' A. II. Ford of Granville was
in town sunday II. ". Lynord. who has
been very poorly this winter, was able
20 mako u short visit in Montpelier L. Il
wcck.--t'iar"ncc Miller who has been
quite i'll. is able to be out again.--Al D..
Slatttmk dressed two six months old pigs
Weighing 500 pounds last week.
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There will be a literary entertainment,
ut -. Andrews han on Friday evening
\ lecture viii hr gVcn by the Rev.
Bernard kollY of Manchester.
Thc regular meeting Of Robekah Lodge
viii meet on Friday evening. The de-
grc,s viii bc worked on TWO candidates
Mrs T4md BoYcr leaves on Saturday
for Syrlouso. y. y, to spend Il few
months
Tho Philomathoan club will meet on Fri
duy AFTERNOON with Mrs. Shipnan. Aftci
the roll call, which will ho responded to
by ''Goograp hical Features paper on
Moscow. the Holy City. Will be road by
Mrs smith. and reading from Ma
zoppa,' by Mrs. Clough. There Will also
bc lesson review, led by Mrs. Ship
man
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BROOKFIELD.

A Joint installation was held in the town
hail Thursday evening, January T., by
Mystic Star lodge, r. and a. NJ. and
Crescent Chapter, u. l.. S. Following the
regular work by both orders. the ladies
of the o. H. $. with the opening march.
proc coded to the main hall. where Mrs.
Louise bigcloW, p. NJ, invested with
Office the following named, elected and
appointed to serve tho chapter tho en-
suing year. w. NJ. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Wash
burn; ". p. the Hon, Charles II. Bige-
low, assistant NJ. Mrs Sophia Il. Fol-
lansbcc; secretary. Mrs. Eleanor r.
Clark; treasurer, Mrs, Adelnc NJ. Peck:
Con-. Mrs. Fannie e. T',l!lani; assistant
Con, Mrs. Abbie Hyde; warden. Miss
Mildred $. Peck; chaplain. Mrs, lIaldah
A. Parmenter; Mar, A. l.. Follansbee:
Sen, II. II. Fullam; Adah. Mrs. Alma
Mcdcalf: Ruth Mrs Emily Batcheldor;
Esther. Mrs. Nellie u. Fullam; Martha.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Crane; Elecia, Mrs. Ella
Sargent; orsanist, Mrs, Louise w. Clark
Past Master Charles II. Bgclow then sue
cecded Mrs. Bigclow as installing officer
and placed in authority these elective and
appointive officers of Mystic Star Lodge
worthy master, Jones Angel: senior
warden, Charles y, Bigolow: junior war;
den. Elliot Jackson treasurer. George
Crane; secretary, l.. a. Clark; senior dea.
con. Arthur Mitchell; junior deacon, r.
II. t'ullnn: senior steward. Willard Ned
CALI; Junior steward, Viii e.. Croft
chaplain. Marcus Peck; marshal. W. C..
Clark: iAl.r. josiah Smith. The proceeds
of the banquet, which followed, anount-
ing Ia about sl3,m. ere added to the piano
fund. The Grange Dramatic club then
favored the audience With their r'prcscn-
tation of "Border Lands free. Brt wecn
the acts &. a, and A. q, Bigclow, ac-
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MARSHFIELD.

An italian in lho employ of NJ ,,nslant
Was caught in the machinery while work.
ing IN the Mlll one day last week ana
fatally injured. lie lived only two or
three days after the accident --'rh.,
knights of Phythias had a public installa-
tion of officers last Monday evening which
WAS largely attended Henry Dodge died
ut the home Of Howard +. Martin from
tho effects of blood poisoning. Tho flu
neral services were held last SATURDAY at
the home OF Mr.. Martins. The funeral
WIS iIrgcly attended by members of tile
lo ii order of the knights of Pythas ~
which Mr.. Dodge WAS a member There
people from this town attended the rural
letter carriers examination. held at Mont
policr last Saur'ay.~F Fred lIakin WAS in
Montpelier on business last SATURDAY.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY. JANUARY

At a meeting Of the Randolph Musical
association, held at A. n. Bcedlo's Mon
day evening, Il cast of characters and
chorus was selected for the presentation
of the comic opcra "Thc Pirates OF
Pcnzance." t.dson's hail has been &C.
,ured for rchcarsals ana the first VIII
he held there next week. This will be
the annual entertainment and will b"
presented to the public about April |. The
association presented "Pnafore" with
Great success and the same interest Will
he taken i'm this second venture.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert ". Beedic left
yesterday for Kccnc, n. H., being called
there by the serious illness of their son.
Fred Bccdlc. who is sufcrng with an
acute attack of appendicitis ana an
operation is TO be performed.
capt Pearl Blodgctt of Kodiak, Alaska,
arrived in town yesterday for n short
visit with his brother. Charles G. Blodgett.
During the month of December the CO.
operative creamery made $500 pounds of
butter and received for butter sold s6,06i
Patrons were paid sd.0-2 and the cost per
pound FOR making was is cents. Tn"
price per pound paid for butter fat was
y 10 cents. The Brigham creamery paid
% cents per pound for butter fat for the
same months.
George c. Mooney returned yesterday
from Georgia, where he went last week
to relieve l.. Il; IIolenback. station agent
The Ladies' Aid of the Braintree
Branch Church held . very pleasant box
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Flint There was n very good attendance
and neat sum of money was realized.
Charles Chedel returned to Hanover. y.
H.. last night after a short visit with his
mother. Mrs. @. a. Chcdcl, who has been
very seriously il! for the past month. aui-
fering with typhoid fever, but at present
is getting on very nicely.
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NORTH TROY.

Tho case of Edward Lake vs. William
q. Elkins was disposed of Friday, the 18th
inst. The action is brought To recover
the amount Of taxes claimed by the
plaintiff to have been paid by him for the
defendant, The defendant claims that he
has in fact paid the taxes. Tho case has
gone to county court j. w. Redmond Of
N"wpor. appeared for the plaintiff and
q. $ Anns of this place for the
dcfcndant.-Olivcr Ssco has returned to
The sanitarium mt knowlton, l.. O.
George u. Martin who escaped from New
port Jail in 1870: and is row in Canada re-
Gently brought suit W. +. n. Chase of
This place for false IMPRISONMENT. said
Chase having caused his arrest in CANADA
on "Ntradition papers ON the charge Of
lal breaking. Tho case was tried before
Judge Lynch at Swcctburg on Tuesday.
W. III. Lynch of SweotDurg and Q. :.
Annis Of North Troy appeared for
defendant Chase and ". s. Ban for the
plaintiff Tho plaintiff, Martin. recovered
$50 and costs.-l'rcdcricll W. t.lkins OF
tho +. s custom service located at Que
bee was in town few days last week
visiting his parcnts.--On account of in
sufficient heat ana excessive smoke III
he building The high school was closed
during Monday forenoon.--M May l..
Fianistor was united in marriage on Tues
day afternoon. January u, nj tho home of
h,r father on East Main street. To II. a.
DuboYcc Of krowlton quo. They left
on til" ovcnine train for Winnipeg whore
he has position in the Immigrant ser
vice Bailey Post g. A. r. gave its
annual suppcc IN the dining room con-
ur,1rJ with IFS IltlI Saturday evening.
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MONTPELIER.

Tho first session of the Investigating
commission closed by the testimony Of
Superintendent Hutchinson Wednesday,
AFTERNOON to com" together again Feb
ruary .. l'n5. at the State hospital for
the insane. In the meantime Attorney
General Fits. who has the Investigation
lin charge. will gather evidence in tho
form of dopositions The officers of the
various institutions ar" afforded the
right TO duc notice Of any investigate ion
that they arc connected with and a
right Ia appear at the hearings and cross.
examine witnesses.
Peter Phillinpon died Friday morn
ing at his home on Berlin street OF "a
h"morrhaec of the lungs. at tho age of
50 years. He WAS q stone cutter by trade
but had been Il great traveller and could
speak fuontly German. Italian. French
and English. He was n native Of Franco
but had become an American citizen.
Governor Bel has announced for COM
missior",s and collectors of taxes in un.
organized towns and cores the following.
Henry Nj. Martin Of Montgomery for
Franklin county: Frank X. strong OF
iluntinsi on for chitt"ndcn county: Har-
vcy II. Lucas of Canaan. for Essex coun-
,ty.
the Lone # T.. W Dillon ~ Wright svli!c
ut the agc Of - years. Tho deceased
vas n carpentor hv trace hut fer some
tirc was foreman of rnc voGlwrrhine
mill in Wrightsville ana at the time f
The cloudUrst in 100 was runnir. a
srnal! store %hich va< wrecked by ,hc
water We leaves a VITO and one ,lairn-
ter. Mrs. j ". Hin. of this city, ana
four brothers. The funeral was held
on Monday at r. m from his late homo.
Mrs. Owen has been bind for several
N.nrs.
Moses DEMO, died q. tho IIsaton hos.
{ rtal Saturday morning from injuries re.
cciNod from falling from Il load o" ha;
! pst Thursday. Tn" deceased is well
known in TINS CITY. having moved here
from Malone. y. ". % years ago. Tie
leaves A wife and five daughters.
Articles of association have hcon lilol
for the First Jniversalsi society of
White River junction. \ notice OF r"iIc-
tiol of carital stock FROM 800 coo 10
$4,000 has been filed by tn" Northern
Lumber company of st. JohnSiurN.
J IN bankruptcy court Saturday Afternoon
/ Il first dividend Of Il per ccai. Was de
olared in the case 81 Badger, Mclean *
GO. Of Barre. 1t viii REQUIRE litigation to
settle the estate and as vet the anic.,int
! for the creditors * not Known.
| T.. II. Adams. deputy sheriff Of Chcl-
sea. took James Collin, - West F,trine
/ to Waterbury, Saturday morning. CO.
linH was placed in the Washington county
;ail for safe keeping some ,lrr ago in
IN insane condition. llo was committed
10 tie hospital for the insane upOu civil
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WILLIAMSBURG.

There is to he q union service at the
Cnvorsalist Church next Sunday morn
ing, January -. at the usual hour for
morning service. The Rev. q. W. Nor
row, superintendent Of TIL Vermont Anti
Saloon League. will speak.-Wo DIRK WAS re-
sllmcd q the Grearson- Beckett company :
granite works last week, though tho man
a.cr, w. \. CireatSon Is still confined to
The house. Foreman William Moore is re-
covering from his illness and will soon be
able to MI his place. The work last week
was in charge of NJ A. Somaini.At the
meeting of tn" ncmbc RS of the Social liz
hrarY. Janlary ~, 30 books were drawn
ON ~ shares. The share of Harold $.
DAVIS was transferred to Mrs. John Bur
nett. \ limited share WAS sold to Mrs.
Helen Nassar for 20 cents ana Il fun share
to Fred II. Whitney for $500. Total re-
coivod for shares bids and fines. Sc 49, Adj
iourncd for ono week. at which time the
now books, which did not arrive in time
for this meeting. will be draWn.-The fol-
lowing officers of Charity Chapter, No.
81. =. l.. S, were lately installed by Past
Matron Hattie c. House: Worthy matron.
Nellie ingalls,; worthy patron, G. r, IN
gals: associate matron, Mcivina Carlin;
secretary, \. T.. House: treasurer, Aura
Poole: conductrcss. Belle Robinson; as
sociate. Josie Grcarson: chaplain, Martha
Poland; marshal, Emellne Gregory: or
eanlst, Fannie Curricr Adah. Marie
Seavcr; Ruth, Emma Adams; Esther.
Lucia Siboy; Martha, Anne Godfrey.
l.ecta. Matte Robinson; wardcr. Lucy
Hopkins: sentinel. James Powers.-A
evening school for instruction in book
i<CpDiuu bilsiuoss 1rit hmctic and CONNER
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Early laying bullets.

Experienced poultlymen know tual
pulets that begin laying in the tal
are quite likely. with good care, TO keep
it up through the winter. W g.
Stuart. Chester, Vt. speaks oil MS
method of securing early laying pul
lets: Il am very much pleased Win
The results obtained from the use 'i
Pages Perfected pouler! Food
find there is nothing better /" ie'h p"'
let's early in the fan 10 mature ll'"
for early lAyins.'
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NORTHFICLD.

Mrs. James kennedy died at her
home about six macs from the village
up Con brook. on Saturday morning.
after 4 lriet Illness. The funeral was
held Monday morning at nine O'Clock
at ST. Johns Church, the Rev. j. p.
O'Nei officiating. Burial was III the
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Bartlett died at Maui
den, Mass. Thursday with appendicitis.
/ he funeral was held in Bethel Sat
uiriaN. Sh" is survived by her hus-
band, father and mother Mrs. BART
lett Will b" remembered by her many
friends here as Miss Evelyn Heath and
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compancd by Mrs. G.. A. Bigclow, gave
several solos. which were much enjoyed.
The ice that is now being cut on tho
village pond is of an extra clear quality.
TUESDAY W. G. Clark went to the fish
hatchery at Roxbury and procured by di-
rcction of the fish commissioner about
1,sCo two-ycars-old lake trout about six
incnes long. with which the Rood pond So
called on the Willamstown road was
81 oC k q.
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CABOT.

Mrs. l.. g. Fisher returned Saturday
from u visit to her son. Dean. in Rutland
Il. G.. May of tho lower village has adj
vcrtised his property to &c sold at auc-
ton January I.A son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Cary Smith Wednesday. Jan
uary ll.-Mr ana Mrs. NJ. -. Wells were
i'll Boston for two days last week.
Ernest st. John has been engaged to
work as second man in the creamery. He
is to move into the tenement where Mr.
l1aincs livcd.Miss May Ormsbcc has re-
turned TO her school at Johnson.
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who died April s. 1902 He was cared Tor
during his last Illness by his only brothcr,
T. S. Wells Il sister also survives him.
Mrs Every Dcnison Of this town. Funeral
services were held IN the Methodist
Church, the following Sunday. conducted
b. the Rev. George Mcdonald intermcnt
i'll the Center cemetery.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs George Taylor left Friday to visit
hey father in Nashua, y. IT, Miss Maudc
White of New York city has been the
guest of Mrs Emily Prescott for a few
days.-T J. Albcc ona family were called
to littlo,"n. \. IT,. Friday to attend the
funeral az his father Scion Abce.-Ihe
Hrv. G 4, Atkins of Burlington is adj
dressing In" special meetings of the wees
nolL IN - Enngreg ltionnl Church.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Lila Tass.e is lightly improving.
Owen Ncsper Of springfield, Mass,
stopped over Sunday 81 II. NJ. Pray's.--
Elmer Wheeler, who has been sick with
typhoid fever, is convaiescing.- -Georgt
Lawson was IN Monrelier on business
last Saturday. Monro. Lylord, who late
~ had his leg amputated, is reported as
dong well
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MORETOWN.

had only been married . days when
death came.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
NEW SINGING UNION.
Colored People Organize Choir of 100
 Voices. ?.

Colored People Organize Choir of 100
 Voices. 4.
 The Coleridge Taylor Singing union was organized Tuesday night at Q meeting of prominent colored people held in the Goffe street branch of the Y. M c. A. The work of the union will be the same as that of the other choral unions of the city, The organiz- alton starts with, a membership of 100 voices,' and the conductor will be Pro- lessor William E. Haesche. The meet ing Tuesday night was addressed by Professor Haesche, Professor Jepson of the public schools, the Rev. J. W. Da- wis and R. H. Muse.
 Officers were chosen as follows: Pres ident, Professor William Lyon Phelps, of Yale; first vice president, Rev. J. W. Davis; second vice. president, Ed ward F. Coin; secretary, Alvinu Tol- man; treasurer, Moses T. Rice; door keeper, Frederick Hendrickson; libra rian, Porter Norcom; division masters, John Godette, R. H. Muse, Charles B. Johnson and William H. Lynn; ac- companist, Mrs. Sadie. Anthony and chorus committee, Mrs William liar gette, Mrs, William Ferguson, Mrs. Julia Norcom, Mrs. Joseph Whitby, Mrs. George Riddle, Mrs. Julia Lyons Mrs. Gould Muse, Mrs. Jane Fender son and Mrs. R. Fl. Muse. -.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
Moonlight Trips on the Sound To Be a
 Feature Next Season.

Moonlight Trips on the Sound To Be a
 Feature Next Season.
 It is reported in New Rochelle that 8 stock company has been formed, with John H. Starin as president, which will spend $1,O00,0OO for new at fractions at Glen Island, and run that resort on 8 larger scale than ever next year. One of the attractions to be added, it is said, will be huge elec- trical tower, which will outdazzle even the one at Dreamland. It is also pro- posed to keep the part of the island containing the attractions and grand cafe open until Il o'clock at night, and a new line of iron steamboats, running from all the Starin piers in New York, and offering a moonlight sail on the sound, will be new inducement to ex- cursionists.
 The company already has a large force of men at werk on the improve ments. and has sent its agents abroad