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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Ernest lngraham, a boy from the Home
for Destitute children in Burlington, has
been taken to the home of f. l.. Blodgctt
in North Randolph
". B. Runrl. who has been carrying
on r. \. Smiths farm and milk route
for the winter Will finish work there in
a few days and return to his homo on
South Main street. Mr. Smith has rented
his farm to j. ". Lyon OF Rochester, who
will move his family here and take pos
session April /.
John Hatch, who carried on George
Hatchs farm the past year, is moving
his family to George IT, Stacks farm
which he has rented for the coming year.
William Morrill,, who carried on Mrs.
Ida Mann's farm the past year, is NOV
ing his family to East Bethel, whore he
has rented farm.
Mrs. t.. 4. Pearson, who has made her
home for the past two years in one of
|. II. Williams'S houses on Dudley street,
Will leave next week for Montpelier,
where Mrs. Pearson and daughters,
Misses Jessie and Gertrude Pearson, will
make their home. Their household goods
will be shipped 10 Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence cole, who recent
~ purchased the Williams house. will
move their goods there from the New
ton house next week.
The cantata Joseph under the di-
rection OF Messrs, Mark A. Davis and
! Glenn G. Clement, will be presented I'M
der the auspices % tho Randolph Musca
| association in Dubois X Gays hall
| Thursday and Friday evenings, Marcel
% and -. There arc II solo voices witt
a chorus Of fifty voices. The title role
Joseph, Will be- taken by James Wcstul
OF Mddlebury a lI-year.old tenor. Re
hearsalS have been conducted every even
ing at the Randolph Inn and the com
pany will also give the cantata in Bethc
Monday evening. March ~. The proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the Randolph
sanatorium.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis left last night fol
Dickinson. \. D. whore she has GooC
position as oo,nposIior
Capt Il. r. Bowman leIt Yesterday 70
st. Albaus from which point he VIII per
sonally conduct an excursion 10 the Pa
cfc coast. Mrs. Bowman LEFT last nigh
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WATERVHLE.

Mrs. Irwin Brown was in Norris
vile two days last week.-Mrs..
Chauncey Tillotson spent several days
in Burlington last week.-Mrs.. Pearl
Tobn visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Mann several days last Week.-Mrs. f..
H. Shattuck ana Miss Sarah Boyd
were in Burlington last week, -Sev-
cral from this place attended meet
ing of the *. L. at MorrisVillc last
weck.-Frcd Davis has finished his
work for Mr.. Iaraway ana moved To
Eden.-Mr and MIS-. Charles Bragg are
visiting his mother, Mrs. n. G. Bragg,
at FitchburG, Mass.--GcorGe Mann re-
ccived a severe injury to his left eye
while splitting wood last week and at
present is confined to the house.-Miss
Hcssie McCun OF Johnson visited her
grandparents Mr., and Mrs. Chauncey
TillotSon, last weck.--The Rev. Henry
Howard of Jeffrrsonvillc occupied the
pulpit at the Congregational Church
for the Rev. Mr.. Fuller on Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies Aid at \. II. Macomber' =
pleasant home was well attended, about
81 being preScnt.--'rhe sugar social AT
the church was a very pleasant affair,
the sugar was fine and dainty refresh
lnents served with it. Mr.. Samson gave
selections on his phonosra ph.-Mrs.
Henry I.add OF Alhursh Springs is visit
inE ut her fathers. Her little son has
been critically i'll with pneumonia bu,
is now a very little better and hopes are
entertained of his speedy recovery
Mrs. Margaret Strong is very i'll witt
Appendicitis at tho home Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Thomas Chamberir.- Weed,
manager Of the Central Telephone line
has been putting in new phones, ono al
the Rev. M. Whites. South Hero ano
several others.-F LeEoveland of BostOr
visited in Grand Isle over Sunday. His
family return to Boston soon.-Orsor
Iovcland goes to Springfield soon, where
he has position
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

The talent social given by the Ladies'
Aid March - was very pleasing.
Some Of the talents increased more than
tenfod. -Waltcr Richardson has moved
his family to John Aliens tenement
house,. G. Daverson is occupying the
paint shop Of II. w. Bishop. --Mrs, Celia
links il working for II. w. Bishop
The sad death of Mrs William Dustin
by suicidal drowning at Brattlehoro last
Monday has cast a gloom over the whole
community Much sympathy is felt for
the afflicted husband and other rela-
lives. She has been a resident OF this
town and a successful school teacher for
several years, was member of the Con-
gregational Church aud had the respect
of all.-Thc Hon. II. T.. Graham attended
court at Newport last week.--The last
lecture OF the course was given last
Wednesday evening by G. \, Gearhart
this was an exceptionally fine lecture
The lecture committee have reason to
be consrat ulatcd for securing such an
able lecture courses for this town this
season,
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Nellie Smith. who has becn spend
ing several weeks in Massachusetts. re-
turned homr Thursday night.-Miss
Marion Cornell is quite i'll with measles.
Elijah storey of johnson is visiting
his niece. Mrs. W. NJ. Smith.--Nathew
Casey. who brought farm in tnderhll
Center, is moving his goods there this
week. The Junior Christian FndeaNor
society's sugar party at the church par
lors was we'll attended and a nice little
sum realized. The tables were nicely ar
ranged and the young boys and girls
did credit to Themselves Frank Rey-
nolds went to Boston. Mass, last night
to buy an automobile. 1t Is rumored that
Mrs. Wallace Parker is to move TO New
! port where her husband has been in
employ Of the government for the last
| two years The W. II. NJ. :. society will
give n fair at tho American House hall
| March 29 and 50. Thursday evening there
will be a play by local talent, after
which leo cream and cake will he served
| Friday and Friday evening the sale OF
| aprons and small articles will continue
and other entertainment. Light re-
| freS hmefllS Will he served.
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IRAsBURGH.

The sick ones at AFRO Bryant ana
Luke Eaton's are recovering. - Balm Quinn
BY and wife have moved from Lyndon into
Charles SylvcS,er's house. Mrs. Herbert
.ce and son have returned from visit
in Lowell, Mass.-'rhe box party and
promenade for the band was well attend
ed last Friday evening. The proceeds
were $3S.--Lafor Lee Is i'll with measles
S w. Beauclelk is assisting in arrange,
ments for the play "A Country Kid Ia
be given at the town han next Friday
evening March % The proceeds viii &C
for the beneht OF the band.-Marie Baker
of West Glover has been visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. q. Jameson tn,
Congregational society have hired III,
Rev. Josiah Porter for another year.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mr. W. w. Rockwell. one OF Albursh's
oldest residents. is seriously ill.-Mr. 5.
j. Gordon has been confined to the house
10y illness for the past few days.-Mrs.
Milo Allen is in town, called here by the
illness of her father, W. w. ROCKWELL
Mrs. Bennie Duba is spending a few days
in town.-Warren w. Rockwell OF Bur
ington was a visitor in Albursh during
the past week.-Mrs.. Arthur Iiill of Isle
La Motto and Miss Ella Ladd of Chazy
we're among those from out of town who
attended the dance at LOCKWOOD hail
Saturday evenins.--I'he body or James
Clark, who died very suddenly at his
home in Burlington last THURSDAY, was
brought to AlburEh Center for burial
The Misses Rockwell of Montpelier are at
home for n two weeks Vacaton.-Barney
Lewis left last week for Chicopee Fails.
where he has postion,Alrs. Josie Lewis
is visiting friends in Burlington.
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WESTFIELD.

Marcl x the Rev. j. J. Ruu,ney and
the Key. T.. A. Jenkins of the Congrega-
tional Church will exchange pulpits--Last
Sunday the Rev. II. A. Jenkins preac h ed
in the simon Hitchcock school house, Ia st
uill-The Ladies Aid society held a
sowing meeting with Mrs w. d. Bell
last Thursday afternoon Alice
Gilbert and Alma jacques arc to teach
the village schools this summer-.Miss
Bessie Root Will teach school in the south
district. Miss Nav Coburn i'm Watkins
district. Miss Florence Sherhert in La
Pierre district Mr. and Mrs Edward
Rovnton are STAYING ct H. o. Miller's for
the nrescnt.-Mlsscs Vivian and Gwen
Burke of Jvndou Center visited Miss
Na,lde Miller last week--'rhe Young La
dies Reading club gave their plav AT
Lowell last Friday evening 10 n fun
house. over sJN was realizod.-Miss Mabel
Rcnwarc is snending a few DAYS At Low
ell with her sister. Mrs. Roy Sinclair
t.rnes, Eonwarc : working at the veneer
mill in North 1ruy.-Georse Renware is
preparing to bufld an addition to his house
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BROOKFIELD.

The children of Edgar Martin. VINO
have been seriously i'll are bettcr.-Dr. r..
IC. Ellss little girl is i'll with pneumonia.
John I.amson. who has been in Ran
dolph sanatorium, returns home this
week. Several new telephones have been
put in on line No. ,, Branch and East
Hill.--Gcorge Crane has moved into his
house at Erooktield Centre. W. Par
meslter and daughter attended tho fu-
neral of William Davis at Mortified Mon
day-A drama by home talent is 70 he
given Friday and Saturday night at Ma
| sonic hall under the auspices of the Ma
sons.
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JEFFERsoNvILLE

Mrs. w. w. Raymore has returned
from visiting her sister in Brandon
Schools VIII open about the middle of
April and the following teachers have
been enCa god for the ensuing year:
Prof. Douglass of Syracuse, \. Y. for
the high school. Miss Jennie Stinson or
johnson for the grammar school, Miss
Doris Wiley for the second primary
and Miss Carrie Carroll for tho primary
department, both Of this town.-AlrS.
Eugcnia Burlington Greene has sold her
large river farm, known as the Colum-
bus Chadwick farm, to parties in Bur
ling ton.--SibNl RaHmorc has gone TO
Fred IIitchcocks in North Cambridge
10 remain through suearug. The RcV.
Melville \. ShSrcr occupied the pulpit
in tho COngrega tional Church at Hard
wick last Suuda y. MISC Marion Cornell
and rhellud H"bb are III with he meas
les.--'rhe Rev. and Mrs. NJ. \. Sharcr
started for Boston Tuesday morning
They We're accompanied by Miss stiles.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MoRRIsVILLE.

H. NJ Mcintosh. the civil engineer. who
has been engaged in the survey of the
proposed big dam on the l.amo!lle at this
point, completed his work and returned
40 Burlington Friday. Ills surveys
include a new highway 10 take the place
Of tho Old Egypt" road to Cadys Falls,
which the proposed lake would food.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fox have sold their
place near the tanncry and have gone to
Milton to make their future home.
One Of The heaviest falls of snow of the
season, began at about noon, Monday and
continued Internationally until Tuesday
morning, when about nine and hall inches
OF snow had fallen. Sleighng which was
poor in many places, is again i'm good con-
dition for the use of the lumbermen, who
have had a poor season fol their work,
A light snow which melted as it came,
tell during much of Tuesday aftornoon.~-
Mrs. Walter Grant Of Worcester, Mass,
arrived in town, Monday evening, and Is
tho guest Of her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
q. W. Doty Of Main street.-Miss lila
Niles has engaged to sing the role OF
'Rcsignation' in tho opera "Prsclla"
10 be presented by the Burlington High
School in that city in April.-Mrs. Ella
Doty and son. Charles Doty, expect to
return with her daughter, Mrs. w. IL.
Roberts. TO the latter's home In Cleveland
Ohio Charles will enter "A school for boys
near that city. Mr.. and Mrs, Robert have
recently purchased country home just
out of Cleveland, of which they win take
possession this summer.-Mr and Mrs
w IL. Nichols have been spending the past
few days visiting relatives in Middle
hury,-II. w. browne has rented his farm
beyond MorrStown Corners TO A, ~ ST
Louis, who will move to the browne house
and carry on that farm and the one ad
Joining. The body of Ernest j. Billings
of Belvidere, son OF Mr. and Mrs. j. j
Billings of this village, who was killed Al
the Billings mill in BelVidere last Satur'
day was brought here for interment anC
The funeral was held at Two O'Clock yes
terday afternoon the Rev G. C. ST. Glare
officiating.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. William Cass of DanVillc visited
her sister, Mrs. Charles Bridges. the
latter part Of last week.-Mr and Mrs,
Clarence Lampheres little IL months old
girl. Gladys, died last Sunday morning,
after and illness of over year-Miss
Gertrude kusic visited her aunt Mrs,
Emma Currler, in Morrisville last Fridsy y
and Saturday and spent Sunday with
her sister in Johnson.-A. W. Flanders
and family spent Sunday with relatives
in East Hardwick.-J M. Atkins OF East
HardwislS visited at A, W, Flsnder' S
last Friday,- Ransom I'm mas finished
work for Smith & Lumt in their livery
stable at Morrisvile and returned u
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. Place of iiighgato was in town
last week and bought NJ II. J. il0icombo
one pair of large fine driving horses and
one single driver belonging to estate OF
the late f. r. R"Nnolds.-M and Mrs
Nj. J.. Thomas and Mrs. D. T. T1'omblS
left last week for an extended stay il
New York city and New Jersey.-Mr
Brown Of LhazY, y. y, is negotiating
terms with Miss Eda Rochester 10 -"
cure land to erect II creamery las
quarterly conference" ~ the Methods
church will he held on Saturday, Marct
- with Elder George ". Hunt prcsidin.
--Mub hing and trimsnfug orchards %
app'e trees is the work of many. Blacl
muck, so easily obtained, is used ii
,1ulcbiur
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HYDE PARK.

Assistant Judge Boynton and Parker
were in town Friday and appointed &.
S. Page, &. /. Bliss and l.. c. Sherwin
license commissioners for this town.
r.. S. Page who has been spendin E
a week in Boston returned TO his home
here Wednesday morning.. H. Fate
and wife are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of q daughter in their
home Wednesday morning.--Mrs. g. &,
Goddard left Wednesday morning for
Il two weeks visit with friends in BoS =
ton and vicinity. She expects also ia
visit New York city before returning
home. Mrs. +. Gauthier is spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Bur-
lington.--F &. Curricr of Richmond
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
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BRoWNINGToN.

Harvey Gardyne of North Troy is
visiting his cousin, Harold Gardync, this
week.-Mrs.. Sadie Percival OF Barton is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Smith.-Mr. Chase Of North Troy visited
her siste err, Mrs. r.. NJ. Porter lately -
Sadie Putney has returned from he,
visit 10 New iiampshire.--Mrs. George
Kendall of Sheffield, who died March =
resided here for many years and ha.
many friends in town, who Will rcmcm.
Der her as Rebecca Robbins.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Ida lines. wife of Euscn" Rich
ards died OF consumption March l.. The
funeral services were at the church, the
Pew ]. X. Fuller officiating. There
were many friends and relatives from
out of town in attendance. The Dorcas
society. Of which she was charter mem
Der, attended in a body. Mrs. Richards
was kind neghoor, an exemplary
Christian. a devoted wife and will be
missed by all who were privileged To
know her. She is survived by a husba nd.
a daughter mother. besides four sisters
and host Friendship, j. Davis has
moved from W3terviIle back TO Eden.
their former home. --lIerman lIaXford
has his household goods and farm i'm
plements advertised for sale at auction
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Ten inches of snow fell In the va
of the Winooski Monday night and Tt
dav afternoon n keen west wind p
il in drifts. making the last day of vii
decided grim and uncomfortable.
steam and electric railroads kept Il
lines open with difficulty.
The romatic Irish drama, 'kathl
Marvourneen' was presented at
opera house Friday night by local
lent. under the auspices of the Ancl
order OF Hlbernians. The opera no
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BELVJDERE.

Ira Walker of Enosburgh Falls has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Walker, for the past Ueck.-Lumber-
men have been very busy this week,
taking advantage of the good shedding
afforded by the recent snow storm.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from third page.)

lcod of Sheldon has announced his can
ddacy for assistant judge.
Prosper Bushcy, well known former
living in the Green's Corner district, SUI
fered Al severe shock on sunday nShl
and is dangerously i'll at his home.
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NEWPORT.

T.. j. Prouty, who seriously injured his
arm a few weeks ago and has been un-
dergoing n surgical treatment at hos
pital in South birmingham, Mass, re-
turned home Friday night. Mr.. Prouty
will regain the fun use of his arm and
linGerS
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FOR Ipswich s. D.. where she will spend
several months with her daughter, Mrs
William IIirkhv
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STOWE.

Mrs. u. j. McAlister whose SER
lous illness was recently re-
y ported from Denver, is now improy-
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We wish especially to direct attention to a remark
able collection of imported novelties shown on second
floor representing latest effects Silks sheer and wool
fabrics Laces, Embroidered Gowns and Waists from
Paris and other leading fashion centers of Europe.
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PLEASANT EVENT.
In East Haven Last iE,ueninr

Tn East Haven Last EYeniYg
 The pupils of Mrs, Clara Brainerd Forbes gave very successful recital at her home in East Haven last even ling.
 The programme follows:
 The Little Mother-Elsther Hill Mary Lawton, Virginia Stanley, Marion Crawford, Marjorie Booth, Frances Stanley, Dorothy Lawton, Esther Crawford
 Chaperones-Miss Kathryn Beecher, Mrs. Mortimer Stankey, Mrs. Franklin Randell.
 Tanlbourine Dance - Miss Olive Booth
 Animated Caits-Master George Bett- cher, Master Buckley Morse. Cllaper- one, Miss Frances Morse.
 The GAttle Lalborers-France Young, May Hill, Ethel Bixby, Gladys Bixby, Arthur Clark, Donald Bowman, How ard Ritter, Arvin Weloh. Chaperones, Miss Louise Both, Miss Helen Perkins.
 Polly Prms-Genevieve Bettcher, Olive Booth, Beatrice Porter. Chaper- ones. Miss Lettie Morse, Miss Bertha H0bson.
 Wooden Shoe Dance-Bhoda Ladd, Sammy Ladd. Chaperone, Miss Hazel Bitter.
 Kent Ladies' quartette.
 Sailors Hornpipe-Mildred Lanton, Genevieve Bettcher, Olive Booth, Mar garet Chatfleld, Paul AIessinger, Mollie Welch. Carl Messtnger. Chaperones, Mrs. Williaf Bassett, Mrs. Montgomery
 Director, Jennie May Beers.
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FAMILY TROUBLES AIRED.


 James F, Miller of 30 Clifton avenue yesterday before Judge Tyner in the city court described at length his do- mestic trials and tri.bulations. Tuesday his wife took the grandmother and two children to Ssvin Rock, and in some way the grandmother and children lost the mother through failure to keep an appointment. The grandmother and children went home and the mother hunted until nearly midnight for the youngsters at Savin Rock and then went home. She was unable to get in and broke all the dishes in the refrig- orator looking for the key to the door, which has usually been hidden behind the butter. Unable to get into the house, she went to a neighbours and re- mained all night, and Wednesday morning went to her home and found the doors looked to her. One door was broken before she was arrested for breach of the peace.
 Judge Tyner was informed that this was not the only trouble that Miller had had, and on request of City Attor- ney Simpson, Miller told of an exper- fence on July 21. the day that his wife was released from Probation Officer Preston's charge. He said: ''She came to me for five cents for a spool of thread I cant trust her with money anyway. I went to work and she re- turned that might about midnight. She took her shoes off outside of the house
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and then rang the door bell. She laid her shoes on the floor, and then when she saw she was unable to pick them up because of her condition, she said her feet hurt her. I had an idea what the trouble was, and as l saw her hide her pocketbook, as soon as she went to sleep I went and took it. In it was q blown glass tumbler with the inscrip- ton .savin Rock, 1906. Also there was just five cents, the amount that gave her for the thread
 Judge Tyner stopped the evidence here as the husband started to testify what the west Haven police had told him.
 Mrs. Miller insisted that the entire matter was made of whole cloth for the purpose of bolstering up divorce &C., tion.
 Judge Tyner fined her $5 and costs on the charge of breach of the peace.
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RECREATION rouRs.

The recreation personally conducted tours leaving in the near future are Block Island, Saturday, days triT S9,50; Saratoga, Monday, 4 days trip s12.50; Ausabie Chasm, Monday, days trip, $26.OO; White Mountains, Monday days trip, $22OO, with accommoda- tions at the fine Sinclair house. Later tours are Nova Scotia, Saturday, Au- gust Il, Cottage City, August IS, Att lanttc City; August IS, Catskill; August 1S; Montreal and Quebec, August A. The company reports that they are now booking names for the two banner tours of the season, August 31 to Mi agara Falls and Thousand Islands, For information regarding any of these trips address The Recreation Tourist Co.,, New Haven, Conn.
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ANNUAL CAMP MEETING.
Officers Elected for Year at Plainvill
 Session.

Officers Elected for Year at Plainville Session.
 At the anuaI camp meeting at Plain- vile Wednesday the following officers were elected after routine business had been transacted:
 President-C. T. McGee, of Hartford, Vice-president-M Allen, of New Haven.
 Treasurer-Mrs. Daniel Clark, of Mer- iden.
 secretary-Miss Olive Damn, of New Haven.
 Executive committee-Mrs. G. H, Woodruff, Waterbury; Mrs. Newton, West Haven; Mrs. N. A. Crane, Win sted; Mrs. George Alpress, Bristol, and Mrs. c. L. Woodruff, Waterbury. The Camp Meeting association elect ed officers for the coming year as fol- lows:
 President-Rev. William A. Richard, of New Haven.
 Vice-p president-Charles A. Baldwin, of New Haven.
 Secretary-John M. Parker, of Hart ford.
 Treasurer-Jordan c. Wells. of Hart ford.
 Trustees-Rev William A. Richard, John M. Parker, Charles A. Baldwin, Jordan c. Wells, Imri A. Spencer, Wa terbury; Daniel J. Clark, Meriden; Ed win Freeman, Forestville; B. B. Sav- age, New Haven; Gilbert Rogers. Meri- den; George H. Woodruff, Waterbury; Frederick H. Kelsey, Higganum.