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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-27
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Thomas Bosworth of Chicago, H.. why
was formerly resident In town arrive
on Wednesday to visit relatives.-DlI
Gardner Cox of Holyoke. Mass, was
town on Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Il
Boston passed a few days of last weea
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. ASH
ley.-The Rev, w. NJ. Newton was avail
over Sunday. returning Monday.-Mrj
Hattie Chase of Bethel Is spending a fen
weeks at DR.. Dearing's.-J. w. HannaI
Of Florida. who has been boarding n
Brightwood during the past summed
leaves this week for Boston, where he wi 1
pass a month before going to his home.
Herbert Culver OF Charlton, Mass|
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI
Eastman two days of last week.-H. II
Weeks is soon to move to Bradford to RI
side.-Arthur Pierce went TO STAFFORD Il
visit his sister on Saturday, returning
Monday.-Amos Lamb has returned from
Milton, where he has passed the summed
at his cottage at Camp Martin.-The Rel
S. c. Goodwin went to Maine on Monda
to be absent three weeks.-Mrs. HutchinI
son, who has passed few weeks with heI
sister, Mrs. c. +. Abbott. has returned Il
her home in Hartford.-Miss Charlot;|
Hackett has returned from a visit 10 heI
sister in Canada.-Miss Josephine Briggs
who was the guest Of her aunt, Mr{
Arlotta Durkee, has returned to SomerI
VILE Mass,-There will be no morning seI1
vice at the Congregational Church nex|
Sunday owing TO the absence of the pas|
tor-Mrs. w. n. Newton's mother II
visiting her.-Raph Abbott has beej
working the past week in RoXbury load
ing lumber.-Alice Dewey has gone 10 hcl
home in Chelsea, where she attends school
The ladies' of the Methodist Church arr
to serve dinner and supper in their parlorI
on Frlday-Mrs. Mabelle Clark has rel
sumed teaching in East Barnard.-Presi|
dent Joseph F. Smith and Mrs. Smith AMI
Mr. Knibley and family, who werj
guests of ]. +. Wells at the Mormon Mel
mortal cottage, left on Friday for thel
homes In Salt Lake City.-Mtss Cordell
Whitney returned Sunday from a visit 1
East Bethel.-L. +. Terry has purchase
an automobile-Fred Culver Is TO succeed
Harry Clapp In the management of th|
South Royalton House.-A daughter wal
born in Maine last week to the Rev. and
Mrs. Sherman c. Goodwin.-li. r. Week.
was in Bradford on Monday.--Mrs. A. Il
Waterman and Miss Addie Hastings havI
returned from New York.--Misses Cox and
Turner are boarding at J. IL. Hewett'
while attending The South Royalton hig
SCHOOL,. f.. Ashley has resumed study
AT Dartmouth College.-Morris Lamb 4
soon to come from Boston to spend h
vacation with A. M. Lamb. his father
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MIDDLESEX.

Frank George and wife of Worces|
ter visited at j. II. Robinsons the tirsI
of the Week.-Mrs. Fl. Holly of Essej
came Friday for a short visit in TIL
family of her brother-in-law, GeorgI
ting ensilage last week caught hill
index finger on the left hand bel
tween two cogs in such a manner al
to crush the finger so II was necessary
to amputate it at the second joint
Mr.. SpauldinE and wife of Boston camI
Saturday to make Levi Swift and famI
lily a short visit. returning Sunday Cd
the noon train.-Mrs. Wolcott Is still
quite feeble, but is thought to be ol
the gain.-Mrs. Levi Swift, who wal
called to Shoreham by the death of
cousin and to look after tho walfarI
of an invalid aunt, returned home thI
10th of September, after being Obliged
to remain a little over two weeks bel
fore she could make necessary ar|
rangements.--Thoma Price has shtn|
Eled his barn.-John Turney has bull
an addition to his barn and pah,tel
the same and made other improved
mcnts.-William White has purchased
road leading to the Center and ha '
made extensive repairs on the samV
by laying two new chimneys, paintin
and papering every room in the hous|
and putting on a nice veranda-JoI
seph Hill and Frank Dana are paint
ing L. O. Wilder's house and shed.-l
John Long. who died very suddenly la i
Friday In his barn while cutting enI
S!lage, was brought to town for burial
Monday In the Lewis cemetery. MI
Long had for many years attended thI
Methodist Church of this place and hi
and his wife were both members unit
they moved away about two yearI
ago.--Mrs. May Andrews of George|
town. s. c., has been visiting at IrI
Johnson's for a few days,-Ira JohnI
son. wife and Mrs. Mary Andre
went Wednesday morning TO QuecheI
to spend the rest of the week witt
friends.
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WArTsF1ELD.

Mr. and Mrs f. F. Coursey and child
rem are taking carriage drive trip
visiting friends in Vergennes, Ferris
burgh and vicinity.--James Somervile of
Manchester. n. H., a former resident of
this place, is visiting among relatives
and old neighbors. here this week.
Charles Bigelow was at home from
Montpelier Seminary most of last week
on account of sickness.-7'he Rev. w. A.
Remele and bride returned TO their home
In this village an Monday, the 24th.-Mrs
A. A. Kneeland who has been very sick
the past week or over Is slowly improv-
ing.-Mrs. c, II. Newcomb went last
Saturday to Worcester Mass, for a few
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Harry Trask, and other friends The
Ladies Home Circle" are TO hold a har-
vest supper and social, at the Congre-
gational vestry, on Thursday evening
Oct. 4th.-Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Kennedy
of Duxbury visited friends in town the
fore part of this Week.-Mrs. Louise
Douglass Is having new piazza built
on the front of her house. very much
improving its appearence.-Mr, and Mrs
Fred Belts OF Medford. Mass, are Wis
iting friends in town this week.
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WATERBURY.

The intermediate grades at the local
school building are so large that the school
directors have found it necessary to put
in two assistants. Miss Fontie Nichols is
to assist in Miss Annie CIRCUITS room ard
Miss Carrie keene has been offered the
position in Miss Amanda OVitt's room.
Frank King. who has been employed
during the past summer as telegraph OPP
orator at Snranac Lake y. Y, has fin
lshed his seasons work and returned
home
The Demeritt & Palmer Packing COM
pany finished canning sweet corn last Sat
urday after one of the most busy sea-
sons the local. firm have enjoyed. The
corn this year has been -, a very excel
lent quality. and the entire CROP was in
cans before frost arrv-c The COM
pany have furnished employment to near
~ IS people during the pas; month. The
amount canned at the local factory has
reached over the 100000 mark The branch
factory at Randolph put up over
95O,o0o cans, which with the two
plants give the company an excellent
stock. The local factory will start in
this week to can apples
Silas Coffrin has disappeared and his
wherea bouts are unknown. He emptied
his pockets of all the money he possessed.
said adam 70 hts .,,o ,rl mic l. ,ha
last anyone has seen or heard of him.
No reasons are assigned for this strange
act. Many rumors are aioat some to the
effect he had hecon,e tired of li,e otbers
that his FANNY constituting soyer,,
children which came 70 hin, nv Maria co
uoro ,,,ora ,, T.. -, .,- 80,
ord sumner, W ,ra,, .rort T.. h.,,,
made to looL bir, ~,
T.. F. JosIvn ossIsta,t c,sbier NJ III,
Waterbur,, N,tior,, ho,k ro,urnad
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NORTHFIELD

The trustees of the village of North
field have sold the water power at West
Berlin owned by the village to William
Alexander of Barre who it Is understood
will erect a granite manufacturing shed
near the power and make use of 1t. Tho
price was $500 which was the same price
as the village paid John Smith some 10 1r
II years ago when the electric lighting
plant was installed
W. II. II. Slack and Marietta A.
Wood were married Thursday fore
noon at ten o'clock by tho Rev. f. w,
sharpe, the ceremony taking place at
the home of the groom on the Roxbury
road.
Tho funeral of Frank Batchelder of
this place, who died at Randolph Satur-
day morning from the effects of injuries
received while at work on his train.
was held from the late residence Mon
day afternoon at two O'Clock The
Rev. f. w. Sharpe offlclated and inter
ment was made IN Elmwood son was
born to MIR. and Mrs. Batchelder on the
day Of his death.
The 25th wedding anniversary of Major
and Mrs. +. l.. Howe occurred Saturday
evening and was pleasantly observed,
wishes.
\ special village meeting is to be
held in tho early part Of October to see
If the voters will vote to authorize an
issue of bonds to the amount of 800,
600 on account of it's water system and
to authorize the issuance of orders to
take care of floating Indebtedness
The village bylaws will also come In
for consideration.
A. Il. Leach. vino taught vocal
music here last spring, was in town
Tuesday. The singers of the town
are making arrangements for the or
ganizat ion of n musical club which will
hold weekly rehearsals during the win
ter and give "A concert in the sprin &.
Mr.. Leach has been selected as direc-
tor.
William Sears. an aged resident, died
Tuesday at the home of his son-in-
law, Edward laviolette, He had been
in failing health for several weeks,
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on forged paper. The crime was commit
ted In 1908 and on December 2s OF that
year DIR. Hardness was sentenced to
servo not less than fivo nor more than
six years In State prison.
Col C. w. Scarf of Burlington of Gov
ernor Bells STAFF is decorating the execu-
tive chambers at the State House, pre-
paratory to the reception to be given
Thursday evening, October A. by the retir.
Ing governor to members Of the State
government. the Legislature and citizens
OF Vermont. Colonel Scarff's plan Ct
decoration is quite elaborate and 1t will
take several days to complete It.
Andrew Grady has been promoted from
night operator to station agent at Mont
pelier Junction. NJ. A. Thomas is the
new night operator there.
Bernard Marshall. public steno-
grapher, IL State street. Montpelier,
| does prompt and efficient work.
In the interests of peace and harmony
the city council has taken a hand in the
trouble of the fire department and has
summariy dismissed Chief Engineer John
w. Peck and C. S. Whittier and Henry
Cashier. his assistants.
The East Montpelier Grange will hold
Its third annual fair and harvest supper
III tHe VIiidSe nall next MONDAY. IneSe
fairs have been quite an event in the rural
life at East Montpelier. and quite elabo-
rate preparations are in progress for this
year Miss Ida Jenness Moulton OF Bever-
ley, Mass. is on the programme as n
reader and impersonator. The East Mont
pelier and Middesex Changers are render
Ing valuable assistance to Col. c. w.
Scarf OF Burlington, who is in charge IF
In ha ohay hsr
Mt the State House, furnishing him with
an abundance of golden rod. sun flowers,
evergreen. etc.
Charles Fountain. who was Indicted by
tho grand jury for furnishing intoxicat-
ing liquor has raised the bail of 500 fix
ed in his case and has been released from
custody God!e Sun has also furnished
$3.50 bail In the larceny case against her.
The following State cases were mol pross-
ed yesterday State vs.. Guiseppi Pero-
| lini. selling: State VS. Robert Anderson
selling; State VS.. Burton Kicth, adultery;
State VS.. Antonio Giacobbi, selling. 1t
| Is probable the murder case of State VS.
bartholomew Croto and the assault case
of State VS.. John Kelley will not be
brought forward. The respondents arc
adJudged insane and both have been in
the State hospital for the insane at
Waterbury for several years
| George e. Smith, formerly of this city,
was married recently at Winnipeg Mani
toba, TO MISS Gladys Coughln of that
city
| George O. Miller OF Elmore and Miss
Jennie Roy OF Randolph were married
yesterday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. NJ. Beckett on Ridge street by the
Rev. Dr. ". A. Roberts. A wedding din
Ter a the home of Mrs. Honora Ryan
followed the ceremony
The case of McKr,stry against Collins
and Lowell, which has been on trial in
Washington county court since Septem-
Der 6. went to the jury at noon yester-
day. They had not agreed wh,s, court
adjourned at five o'clock
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Never allow the cook TO wear her
diamond ring while kneading bread.
The stone will spoil the flavor OF the
most carefully prepared bread.
A little Portland cement added to
oatmeal while 1t is boiling will give it
body.
Cut glass should always be polished
with sandpaper.
DO not fail to clean the inside of the
incandescent lamp bulb.
The odor of cabbage. onions and
many other vegetables. while being
cooked. Is offensive to most persons.
but 1t can be destroyed by coating the
stove with rubber-St Joseph News
Press
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PLAINFIELD.

The Rev Alvin Smith WAS called I
West Concord TO attend the funeral Of on
Of his former parishioners last Thursda,
going from there to White River Junction
where he preached on Sunday.-E l. Man
tin Of Manchester spent Sunday with rela
tives in town.-Mrs. Flora West died OUT
suddenly of paralysis Of the spine at tn
home Of her sister, Mrs. Wallace Barte.
last Saturday night. Funeral service
were held on Tuesday at the home of Nj
Bartlett, the Rev. l. p Chase officiatin?
Marion Cutler was home from Goddar
Seminary over Sunday
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Even, on account of illness. was
unable to speak to the people here last
Sunday and a sermon was read by her
sister, Miss Louise Watt.--The Ladies'
Aid give chicken pie supper at the vcs-
try Wednesday evening, october 3.-R. NJ
Pray, juryman, was called to Montpelier
on Wednesday of this week.-EIarry Burn
ham. representative-elect, lately suffered
severe attack OF asthma--Mrs. Marth |
King and grand daughter, Eta King who
have been visiting at r. NJ. Pray's. return
ed home on Saturday.-Van Leonard Of
Montpelier was at w. II. Waite's on Sur
day.-Mrs. Charles Cady was called 20
East Montpelier on Monday to attend the
funeral of John S, Long.--Mrs. Della
Jewell has returned from Willlamstowl,
where she has been stopping for some
time with her nephew, Mr. Holt.
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appendicitis. Her mother and sister are
caring for her.-Miss Clara Pitkin of
Boston recently visited at Mrs. NJ. T. c.
Wing's.-Msses Emma and Blanch Cooley
have returned from Boston. where they
spent their vacation.-Dr. J. 8. Dodge anil
wife spent portion of last week with
his sister. Mrs. NJ. II. DingwaIl.-Mrs. NJ.
Il. Dodge is visiting her son, II. c. Dodge,
In Worcester.-On October 1 Mrs Ida
Jenness Moulton. impersonator and
musical entertainer. will give an enter
tainment at the village hall at s O'Clock
p. m. under the auspices Of the Grange.
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EDGE OF AUTUMN.

The goldehrod Is yellow,
Heralding oncoming fall,
With the hazy. lazy days
In which to dream,
And here and there a leaf il
Turning to somber brown
The roses-they have lost
Their glow and CLEAN.
The byways Of the country,
l can hear them sweetiy call.
When the morn is wet and cool
With sparkling dew;
But alas, tits not for me
To tread their gentle, simple ways,
For its brings that yearly stunt:
"Ker-choO! Ker-choo!"
Will Griffin in Milwaukee Sentinel
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WARREN.

Dr, Angel and wife of Randolph are
visiting old friends In town--A son was
born To HAL Ford and wife Sept. "A. 1905.
Mrs. Eliza Banister has been on the sick
list for a few days.-James Hewitt an
old resident of this town, died SATURDAY.
aged sc years, funeral was held from the
church Tuesday.-Justin Tucker was in
Barre Friday.-Miford Bagley, wife and
daughter visited at L. II. VanDeusen's
and Welmen Thayers Saturday and Sur.
day.
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FAYSTON.

Mrs G.. c. Boyce of Montpelier visited
friends and old neighbors in town recent
ly.--Charles Cromie of Petersham. Mass.
and Miss Lydia Bigslow of Lowell, were
Mrs Roxana Crossett OF Waterbury and
the guest OF II. c. Braggs last week.
Mrs. Mary Berry OF Waitsneld made a
short visit at A. ID. Braggs's last Friday.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

George Felt recently had thumb crush
ed In a derrick.-Theodore Wood had a
finger lacented while working in the
quarry Mt Adamant,-Dr. Widbers wife
was calling on friends at the Center last
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr., Hatch of Rurlington was n guest at
Joseph Tate's Tuesday,-Mrs. Vancoills
the blind medium from Richmond is
stopping with -tr, and Mrs Joseph Tate
for II short time,-Mr. and Mrs. u. G.
Hayes and SON Leslie. and W. T.
Marshall were in Montpelier Monday
night.-The funeral of Charles wilkins
was attended at his late home Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev Mr.. Angel of stowe
officiating. The burial was in Stowe
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TOMMY TELLS TALES.

Tommy. you don't take after your
father much, do your"
mo. ma'am. But. gee. you ought to
see the way ma does sometimes!"-
Chicago Tribune.
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MARSHFIELD.

Martin Freeman has sold his house to
Asa b. Mack.-several from this place at
tended the st. Johnsbury fair.-Jam IS
Sanders has bought farm in Groton
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Sunday. Sept. 20.

A burlap bag stamped with the name
". X. Mano," strip of woman's
skirt and an ollcloth table covering are
the only immediate clues to the perpe-
traitors OF a revolving murder commit
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
AT NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Northeast Harbor Me-. July 2S CspeciaD.-rhe
Kimban House hop Monday evening was one OF the
most successful dances OF the season. There was a
large attendance.
A baseball team. composed Of the summer resi-
dents has been successful winning number OF
games from teams OF the summer guests or nearby
resorts, including Southwest Harbor. Bass HarbOT
etc.
The second Rockend dance was helS Saturday
with large attendance The weekly hops at both
the hotels are doing much TO enliven the summer
and are one OF the most popular features.
The opening Of the new NetghbOrhOOd House took
place on Saturday. Among the speakers at the
opening ceremonies were Seth Low, W. w. Frazier
DR.. Henry Dyke OF Princeton and Daniel q.
Gilman Of the Carnegie Institution.
Miss Helen NJ, Wall. OF New York. Is the guest
OF Miss Abby Morrison.
Oswald Knauth and Philip Hart. OF New York,
are guests OF Putnam Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Low. OF New York. came this
week and are at their cottage for tho season.
Miss ThereSe Smith. OF New York, arrived this
week 70 spend the summer with the remainder OF
her family az OVer-the-WRy.
Dr. y. @. Janeway and family, OF New York. are
occupying the Davis cottage at aarbOurside.
Mr. and Mrs Cromwell, OF New York. are guests
OK the Rev. and Mrs. g. B. Smith az their cottage.
RosseTne.
Mr. and Mrs. w w Frazier OF New York, are
az their cottage. Reef Point, Tor the season.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Ar SOMERSET INN

Bernardsville. N. J., July 3 (SpeclaO-Althoush
the weather was unfavOTabls for goldne olsve1
members OF the Somerset Inn Golf Club played fhs
weekly handicap on Saturday. The grssns were
wet and heavy, but there were q number Cf goOd
scores and the contestants entered the game With
zest that gave promise OF god results. Cha-l-a
D Rees. OF New York. went out IN Al, and duplls
Gated this score the next round total ga g0Ol
score on a wet course. General w @ Heppan-
1ellIlers OF Jersey CITY. was the cup winner his
EtOsS score being y, less a handicap OF Is giving
nun net score OS - The following members took
part: w e. aepE eEhe-mer. c. H. E4lard, George
S7aSton. y. h GastOn. 1r.. ". u. COWperthWair.
y. , Hees. Kenneth McClave, Fl. G. Gennert y ],
watson. lr, and B. A. Jackson.
Mr. ana Mrs. Leon Albeit, Mr. and NErs ". b
SIOWpefSLWsiCs Mr. and Mrs. G. p T. Mccain and
M. anu NrS j. J. Watson, 1r.. made up pleasant
Iuncheon party on Sunday.
Wnile other regions OF the East complain OF
StSI SSISle neat soJourners among the Bernardsvlls
NUS are enjoying cool bFeezes and abundant shade
1hefe are many cool and inviting hooks IN and
moderate temperature.
4he ballroom proves to be a growing attraction
on the polished moor
advance reservations for September Indicate
etVSWueG V5 mouse for the coming fail season.
III vi. ana MIS- Arthur COrlieS, OF New York are
4Scelt arrivals Tor the season Albert s. AIbeFs. OF
M MAh99TNvllls 9T Tenn, was the guest OF H. b. Carharc
rival SN "-9 . @eeSO--' -
The Rev. John W. Buckmaster, OF Mount Vernon,
Casino. ''''''''ls So1u-'N - 80
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AMONG ARE MANY WASHINGTON PEOPLE, ~

Monday morning. and on Tuesday morning an
operation was performed by Dr. T. c. Petefs1ils so, Z
Of tine Post Graduate Hospital New YORK. ING
operation was most successful.
Mrs. ID. A. Dodge and Miss susan DOdsS5, S St
Brooklyn are at the Tunnicliffe cottage for their
annual visit, and Miss i. g. NystrOm mas also
returned TO this house after spending SeVefdi
weeks at Far Rcckaway and Narragansett Pier
The Cuban colony here has been Increased Dy
the arrival of II. A. zayas. Of New York
Mrs. Martin F. Greene. OF the Cary cottages
has been Joined by her sister, Mrs Robert En-
met Robinson, OF Staten Island.
Mrs. Onativia Townsend, OF Newport, ts et t1e
Berkeley -WaiOntha for her yearly visit to Rich
field.
Miss Antoinette Eames Patterson, OF Brook
lyn. has Joined Mrs. Bates at the Kendailwood.
The Countess dArschOt accompanied by her
aunt Miss Crary, Is at the Tuller. There were
also at this house for a few days this week NJ.
G. Muschenhem. OF the Hotel AstOr, and A.
New York arrivals during the week past are
as follows:
At the Berkeley -Waiontha-JOhn ROslin. Ed
ward Adams, LangdOn GeeT. John ]. Hopper, A.
Chester Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mason,
I. S. BetacOUrt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Vreden-
burgh, Mrs. w. j. La Roche, Miss L. Marks, III.
w. Bean, Miss Lille Wehrle. Mr. and Mrs L G.
Cannon, Miss Cannon, Miss Rose and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ritchie.
At the TuiIer-Countess d'Arschot. Miss
Crary. James NJ. Leopold A. LuchOw, M. G..
Muschenheim and Edwin Lord.
At the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Dease, Mrs.
%. G. Baumann, George p. Hoe, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
T. Klein, DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Burlew, Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nc
VanderpOel, w. Hallstead VanderpOel, Mrs. III.
B. Wtnant, Mrs. j. w. Burger, III. A. Zayas. Miss
Antoinette p. Patterson, T. K. SambOrn. Mrs. J.
Cooper Mott and Miss Elizabeth Iintz.
At the Cary cottages-Mr. and Mrs Edward
McVickar. Mrs ]. A. Lefferts. Miss Mildred Lef-
feFts and Mrs. Robert p. Robinson.