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CITY MAY LOSE THE
YERKES ART GALLERY
Insurance Company About to
Foreciose S225,OOO Mort
gage on Mansion.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
is about to foreclose a mortgage OF
s225,00o. with accrued interest of $1,000
on the mansion OF the late Charles r
Ierkes at SiXty-eIshth street and Fifth
avenue. This action may have the ef-
feet of depriving the people of New
York of the magnificent art gallery. be
queathed to the city by Mr.. Yerkes in
his will.
1t appears that because of the do
nestle entanglements of the million
aire at the time OF his death no steps
lave been taken by the trustees of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art to take
over the Yerkes property under the
terms of the bequest. Mrs. Yerkes has
neglected 10 pay the interest on the
mortgage, and an application was mad.
TO the Supreme Court in March last fol
the appointment of q receiver to max,
an accounting of the debt owed the
Mutual Life.
John II. Jude was appointed refere.
and rendered judgment in favor of ths
mortgage for $2i-,2 j. I'll" report La!
teen confirmed and Mr.. Judge has beer
appointed referee in the foreclosure pro.
ceedings.
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WORTH $4,000. WOMAN
SUES FOR NON-SUPPORT
Special to The Evening WORLDLY

HACK ENSACK, y. j., Oct 22-Mrs
Harry Sickles. who lives at Alpine and
is reputed worth about $4,000, was com
plainant to-day in the Hackensack court
against her husband. whom she charged
with desertion and non-support. Mr.
Sickles is a mining engineer and specu-
lator and it is claimed lost his money
in Wall street. He says mis- wife is &c
centric and he left his home for fear
she would carry out threat TO shoot
him. The case is being tried before
Judge Demarest
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n 10 encourage the nearly million school children of Greater
I# "a New York in their writing lessons;
IA & To help the teachers who have this important branch Of


" VA To help the teachers who have this important branch Of
study in hand by offering stimulus for their pupils;
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lest in this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city,
which prizes aggTegating $500 will be awarded follows
TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF EIGHT YEARS OR UNDER
S.; Of So thirty
prizes
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pTtces First prize
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prices OF So each; TD Sc
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Comply with the simple conditions In the accompanying COUPON be
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Putting Erring Bankers in Jail
Vocation of This Wizard of Figures

This drawing made without stroke of the line printed
being produced typewriter.
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may have accomplished. His earlier
addresses We're made 10 the farmers,
and he told them that the Repubica
cuses, and with no policy behind them
that promises good for those who toll
lie cOntradicted at every torn TIC
charge that his election would mean
business depression
The visit Of Bryan TO this city was
made the occasion OF great demon
stratiOn. lie was escorted through the
streets by several hundred members OF
the Bryan and Kern club mounted ana
by a number Of others on foot. lie spoke
In the Court House square for am hour
every available foot Of space being oc-
cupied.
fhe platforms Of the two parties were
compared and hr. Bryan pleaded FOR
The support OF the voters Of West Eir-
party was nearest the people and was
pledged to reforms which the people
are demanding
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mellta Shreve, Boston. 4 UP and . 20
90. Miss Marion oliver beat her wash
ngton clubmAte, Mrs. ormsby Nc
Cannon by the unexpected total OF
up and to 20.
The draw for the semi-fnal was Miss
oliver against Mrs. pohemus and Mrs,
Fox against Miss Harley. Washington,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston
each have one representative The
weather to-day was favorable and the
gallery lnrRe.
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IT'S HIGH TIME
M.E.EoSVus

OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
"a EAST AID ST. &. Near Fourth Ave.
ga WEST l25TH ST. Near Leno1 Ave.
AZ COLUMBUS AVE. .s1st g. s2d SITS
70 NASSAU STREET. Near John St
BROOKLYN, 4se Fulton St.. Oh. A. & 8
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BRYAN UNDOING
THE WORK OF TAFT

HUNTINGTON, W, Va, oct, "a
Promising a reply later To President
Roosevelts letter attaching him on the
labor question, William Bryan day
swung out on a fresh tran IN West Viz
g'nia. lie advanced every argument
calculated 20 undo any effects which
the visit Of W. IL. TAN to the State
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Morse went away satisfied. That night
Van Wyck crowded some travel ing toys
into a trunk and engaged passage on
steamer sailing the next day.
Morse followed on the next boat Il
amounted practically TO a cross country
chase of Europe Morse pursued Van
Wyck's trail through Switzerland, in
tent on getting him into the syndicate,
and finally lost him In the Ura!s and
came home disappointed. Van Wyck
was the only man who won in the first
poo. that didn't get stung in the sec
ond.
Former Justice OBrien, who was in
duced to invest in the second pool, WAL
testify regarding his losses. 1t is along
toward this stage of the case that men
ton will be made of the losses which
Croker Sexton and other poltico-nnan.
oiers suffered,
One Juror III.
The trial of Morse and Curtis was
halted to-day by the Illness Of one Of
the jurors. The sick man is Gordon
Wendell, Juror No. 0, commission mer-
chant OF No. 81 Worth street, whose
home is at No. l26 East Thirty-huA
street.
The illness of Mr.. Wendell will prob
ably result In revocation of Judge
Hough's order conhning the Jurors TO
the Aston House under guard OF Secret
Service men, Mr.. Wendells family
physician, DR. Samuel Lambert, OF No.
$50 East Thirty-Efth street. has written
10 Judge Hough that he will not permit
hts patient TO be kept from home any
longer. as further close confinement
would endanger his lie.
Mr. Wendell is sufferer from kidney
trouble ana had been on strict diet
ana under rigid regulations regarding
smoking. When he had an attack vi
acute Indigestion yesterday Dr, Lambert
said that MIR. Wendell must be taken
home The necessary permission was
secured from Judge HouEh and the
juror was escorted TO his own room hy
secret service man, who watched over
him all night.
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MIDDLESEX.

f. II. Holmes Of shoreham visited a.
Levi Sw1fts last week.-Mrs.. CLYDE
Duba and son are spending two weeks
in the family o; Morris Hill at Water
bury Center--Mrs Duba and son Have
returned from Burlington where they
had been 70 attend a wedding and visit
relatives--Mrs. Levi Swift, son and
daughter wore recently IN South Barre
as guests OF Mrs. Waiter Carr.-Thc
annual chicken pie supper and Xmas
sale OF tho Unitarian society will be
held December 1G, in Holden hall.-The
Methodist society will have their an
nusl Xmas exercises and tree in the
chapel on tho evening OF December Gath.
There were protract'a! meetings last
week by the Methodist society. A good
attendance reportcd.-T'hs Rev. j. ..
Angel OF Stove las been IN town TO
aid in the meeting,.---Ira johnson and
wife wero recently IN Randolph to visit
their nephew l. p. Johnson.-John
Alexander 1. pressing lay in Northflcld.--
Mis-, Annie Griffin OF Montpelier visited
Mrs. John Alexander from Friday until
Sunday--A. c. Moulton and VITO were
in Waterbury Center last Saturdny.--A
man from Connecticut has been through
this section buying cattle to ship to his
state.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The dwelling house Of Mrs. Thomas
Fitzmsrrls Mt the center OF tho town
WAS destroyed by fire Thursday evening
This house was an ancient landma rk
having been the residence OF Priest"
Gross. an early minister Of the town,
and was built on the lot set apart for
the hrst settled minister in tho original
allotment Of the town. Tho cause OF the
fire was a defective chimney. Tho loss
Of nbout 81 Oco IL covered by insurance.
A white River Junction business man
on one Of his journeys through the White
River Valley last week beheld the un-
usual spectacle OF haymaking In December
Moving machine horse rake and load
ing teams were In fun operation in a
ten-acre field while tina business man
pulled UP his fur collar around his ears
and wondered whether he lived I'm n world
OF chance or not. He did not ascertain
whether tho crop was this years or last
and whether winter haying marked the
precocity OF the season OF 1909 or the
Hardness of the season Of 1905
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Center Camp. NJ w. A., has elected the
following officers: Consul. Myron l..
Prescott: advisor, Bert Sulham; clerk.
Carroll G. Robinson: banker, Dean c..
Hayes escort, Arthur A. Newcomb;
physician, Dr. F. Il steele. Jr; watch
man, Frank q. Marshall; sentry. Jesse L..
Pike: manager for three years. Edward
Norway Mrs Lottie Porter of Niliston
has been visiting at Nelson Beach's.--At
the meeting OF Ezra Stetson Post @. A..
r., Saturday tn. following officers were
elected Commander, NJ. y. Dillingham;
senior vice commander. Daniel DALEY;
Junior vlcecomnander. James Ennis;
adlutant, Dr. y J. Foster: duarter,na ster,
A. X. Smalley; surgeon. r.. w. Conant;
chaplain, l. 7. Warren officer of dav,
J. @. Freeman: patriotic Instructor, Or.
r. J. Foster. officer Of guard. J. W.
Wrisley; sergeant major, II. J. Vaughn
uuartermastcr sergeant. J. w. Sleeper:
delegate 20 department encamrment. J.
W. Nr'sley; alternate, n. e. Stonc.-A.
A. Newcomb was in Montpelier Tuesday.
Elmo Woodwork has moved into tha
tenement over Newcomb'S store.--1,con
wilkins Is working for Arthur Preble.-
Mrs Sarah cheney Is Ill.
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ARRESTED BY A. COMSTOCK
Hnrd~ick Man Charged with Dealing
in Immoral Pictures.

Rutland. Dec. Am entry las just
been made or the docket at the Office
Of the United States marshal in this city
which shows an arrest OF unusual inter
est because Of tho conditions undor
which It occurred The respondent IL
Lynn c. Fuller of IiardwicS and he was
taken into custody by Anthony Com
stock OF New York. widely known To-:
his work in suppressns obscene litera-
ture, who was specially deputized by
Marshal Horace W. Bailey to make tho
arrest. Mr.. Comstock lost no timo on
his visit 70 Vermont. lie arrived at St.
Johnsbury from New York on night
train, obtained from Commissioner Har-
ry Blodgett two warrants for Fuller,
went to Hardwick. got his man and was
on for New York again the next night,
The charges against Fuller are using
tho United States mails for immoral pur-
poses and using the American Express
company "a common CARRIER for trans
porting obscene literature. The man Is
now In jail at ST. Johnsbury in default
Of $1,000 bail on each charge.
1t Is alleged that Fuller advertised I'm
moral pictures for sale and fell into a
trap set for him by Mr.. Comstock by
shipping them by express.
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MONTPELIER.

Montpelier LodRe OF Elks held
memorial service Sunday afternoon IN
memory o. tho FIVE members who died
the past year. C. r. Keenan,, r. J. Nc
Cuen and Bart Fitzgerald OF this city.
f. IL Evans OF Randolph and w. NJ.
Frazier OF Barre. The principal eulogy
was delivered by John II. Senter.
Miss Matilda r. Fair died suddenly
SUNDAY evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred /. Peck where she had beer
employed the past year. Miss Fair
was born IN Woodbury. 4, years ago
ard for hvc years had been employed
In this city. Her funeral was held
Wedne.dav afternoon at one O'Clock
az tho home ot her sister In North cal
ais, the rev ]. u. Edward Wright ~
this city or'ciatinV.
The Rev. W. j. O'sullivan announced
in St Aueustine's Church Sunday
morning that the net receipts Of the
fair held In st. Augustines hall for
the benefit Of the church We're SI,5O0.
The 81 COWS owned by J. H. McNal-
" OF Putnamsville, were tested last
week by Or, f, G. Barrett and found
free from tuberculosis.
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KILLED TWO DAUGHTERS
II. l.. badger Of Wakefield, Mass, TAX
en- suddenly Insane-Nnn Amuck
on the Main street.

Wakefield, Mass. Dec. s.--Becomina
suddenly nnd violently Insane to-day,
Hiram L. Badger. q resident OF this town
killed his two daughters, Florence aged
10. and Catherine. aged seven, and then
ran amuck down tho chief thorouGhfare
OF the town shooting with revolver ct
persons he met on the street una firing
into the windows OF stores as he passed
Fortunately only one person was injured
by Badger during his mad rush, Fred
Wheeler. a grocer clerk. receiving a
painful but not serious bullet wound in
the leg
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ROCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Robinson left We'd
nesday for their cottage at Lake Helen,
Florida. Miss Kidder OF Brandon Is to
teach IN Little Hollow for the winter
terms. G. Whitney has gone TO st.
George for the winter.--Fred Robinson
has been spending n ew days In New
York cIty.-The w. n. NJ. S. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
at the parsonage Friday nfternoon-At
the election Of officers by the Sons OF
veterans Saturday evening, Bernie KID
der was chosen communicate number
Of Oranges from town attended the mcet-
ing OF the Pomona Grange at South
Royalton Saturday. Special trains were
run by the W. II. V r. r. for their &C
commodation.
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act 10 amend the charter OF the city Of
Montpelier
". iss-An act 20 lesalizs the grand list
OF the town % AIoretown for the years
1907 and 1903.
II. .o:-An act 10 amend No. 2s Of the
acts OF 1904. entitled IAN act TO incorporate
tho village OF Cambridge
II. sss-An act 70 legallHe the grand list
Of tho town OF Calais, 70. the years 1907
ard 1908.
II. sS-An act 70 legalize the grand list
Of tho town Of Nolcott for tho year
therein named
" &-An act to amend No. l2t OF the
acts OF 1872, being an act to incorporate
tho Alpha Sigma ri society OF Norwich
University. and No. 249 Of tho acts OF
1873. being an act In addition 10 an act
20 INCORPORATE the Alpha Sigma III society
Of Norwich University.
H. 3Sa-An act 10 amend No. l52 Of the
acts ~ 1852, entitled IAN act 10 incorporate
the sheldon Cemetery association Of
Sheldon. Vt" approved November S,
1889.
". sse-An act 10 provide for the de-
struction OF intoxicating liquor found IN
the possession ~ persons convicted Of
intoxication.
H. <s0--An net TO amend sections 1889,
1890 and 1891 Of the public statutes, rela'-
Ing to tho competency OF witnesses.
r. 46l-An act relating 70 the location
Of licensed places.
". A2-An act to amend s~cN'n OF
an act entitled IAN act establishing an
academy in rhetrord. in the county OF
Orange" approved October - 1919
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II, 57s-By the committee on game and
fisheries TO protect muskrat houses
tFixes f,ns Of 12s for injuring or destroy
ing muskrat houses. Provisions not to
apply TO destruction OF such residences
on land OF owners) Ordered to lie and
be printed.
H. 577--By the Joint committee on game
and fisheries. relating 10 the taking 81
pickcrcl (Prohibts catching In April
ana May. Allows shooting between
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HI. w. ALLEN q CO..

March Is and May l5) Ordered to LA
and be printed.
II. 57s-By the committee on game ard
fisheries. as substitute FOR H Sls t.
amend section 1854 aud 5a55 Of the statu-
ties, relating to fishing, Ordered to lie
and be printed
SPECIAL. ORDER.
SPECIAL ORDER 1915 A NJ
Fl. S6-Repeairg all present laws pro-
viding for deductions for debts owing by
taxpayers from the appraised value 81
their personality. Mr.. De Boer of Mont
pel!er favored the bill and strongly urged
its passage in mastery and convincing
argument Mr.. Boutwell, OF Stockbridgs
opposed NJ, Williams Of Newport favor
ed the bill and Mr.. Jones OF Sudbury op-
posed Mr. Daniels OF East Montpelier
supported the measure. Mr.. Miller Of
Bethel opposed the bill and Mr.. Hart Of
Duxhurv called for a yea and nay vote,
when the question came up.
On motion of Mr.. Brenon Of Fairfield
the House at twelve o'clock adjourned
HOU SE-AFTERNOON
SPECIAL ORDER-CONTINCE
Mr.. hitchcock OF Pittsford favored tha
passage OF II, SoS. Mr.. Davis OF Spring
field advocated the meaurse, Mr.. BaccY
OF Hartford and Mr.. I.eary Of Burlington
opposed the bill. Mr., Miller OF Guilford
favored the bill Mr.. Brenon Of Fairfield
asked for information as TO the expense
that the change In the law would mako
and the expenses OF tho working of the
new law. Mr., Fish of Nergennes favored
the bill. Mr. Tilden OF Mortified and
Mr.. Hinsdale OF St. George opposed Mr.
Harding Of Nershire Mr. Howe of 81;
Johnsbury and Mr.. Fletcher OF Caven-
dish favored. Mr.. Goodell Of Whiting
ham, Mr. Barber of Brattleboro. Nj
French Of Concord, Mr., Watson OF 'ha
city Of St. Adams favored Tho vote re-
suited as follows; Yeas lls, NAYS 81. aud
tho third reading was ordered for To.
lorrow
On motion ~ Mr.. Davis of Springfield
the House at As o'clock adjourned
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PROCTOR,

Mr.. and Mrs. Adtutor L. I!crault ore
tho parents Of son, born recently
George W. Keefo Of South St. {. Ill
Archie Zambeli las gone to Cedar
Rapids, Ia, to work on IL sob FOR tho
Vermont Marble Co.-Miss Mabel Nor
Eanson has secured a position with Dr..
q. NJ. Somers as private secetavy.-Alr
Parsons Of Essex Junction has gone TO
work for the Vermont Marble Co in the
invoice room-Miss Anna Fangstrom ha.
returned to her homo IN Troy, X. y
Mrs. Dora Loomis Is visiting IN Yonk-
ers, n. y the guest Of nor daughter
James 7. G!asson has returned from a
trip to Boston,-Mlss Julia Florence Of
burlington is n guest OF friends IN town
Little Carmen McGreEor, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is inlrrOv-
1g rapidly.-Miss Bertha Rarrow NJ,
keene. y, H., was a guest in town re-
fntly
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day evening with tho Rev. V. NJ. MAT
tin to mako arrangements for the union
Chrietmas ser,ice.-Fred Rogers, former
" OF this town, and Miss Genev1eve
Frederick, a trained nurse in Chicago.
we're married IN that city December s.
Leo Perkins and Roy IIathorne returned
Monday from Boston.-John Barnes Is
confined TO the house by illness. Burns
Ossood, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Blackmer
s. G. Harrington and Mn. Ada Wyman
were in South Eoyalton Saturday to at
tend the Pomona Grange.-Mlss Julia
Luce went to her school in West Wind
sor Monday.--Mlss Dora Davis was mar
ried in Claremont. n. H., November %
to Rowe A, Howe-Mrs. Esther Burn
ham has returned from n visit with her
daughter in Parre-Mrs. Ell Lowry Of
East Barnard arrived Monday to visit
her mother Mrs. Mary Barnes.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
WAITsFIELD.

Mrs. G. W. Folsom visited her daugh-
r. Mrs. Il. ]. McAll'ster IN Randolph
ast week.--Henry Carey has moved from
The James Newcomb tenement to Mont
peIer, where he has enployment,--Mrs
J. r. Hastings returned Saturday from
visit In ST. JohnsburY and Morrisvlle
j A, Carpenter has returned from Los
Angeles. Cal.-The house ana two barns
belonging to Il. A. Campbell were burn =
ed Wednesdav December 2Cause I'M
known. As the tenants, Mr., and Mrs
Daniel lowell were away, very little
household furniture was saved The loss
IL partially covered by insurance Tho
Rev. J. Z. Badger, a former pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will give an
illustrated lecture on California at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Saturday
evening,
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WORCESTER.

Mary Abbott, who has been a. home
FOR few days. was called 10 Moretown,
Monday.--H. L. Abbott has been confined
to the house FOR a few days with
severe cold-M. p. Kent is Nl.-Miss
Giadyce Buck OF Montpelier, who has
been the guest OF Miss Francis Abbott
for few days, has gone to her home
ALDER Common OF Hanover, y. H., and his
sister, Mrs. McElroy OF Westminster
West, are visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Connor.-Mrs. George Hackett
and Mrs. Sadie Pierce Of Montpelier are
guests o. their parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ
V. r. Cross.-Mss Eva Farnsworth 1. III
at her homo here.-Miss Alice Gould Of
Montpelier is visiting her brother and
sister hero.
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Charles j. Root has left for Florida,
where he will spent the winter.-DurinR
November l,I,o boolss were taken from
the library.
Miss Bernicc Blodgett was home from
burlington Sunday-C. d. Robinson lef,
Saturday for Chicago and tho West.-A
J. Brown was at home from Burlington
over Sunday.-.Mrs. Nellie Dufur is ia
Stowe-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parchcr OF
burlington are visiting In town.-Mrs
NJ. I. Thibault returned Saturday from
Burlington Henry Kicker was at
home from Montpelier over Sunday -
Miss Eva Crossctt has returned from n
visit in ond.-Arrangements have
been made to accommodate several holt
day parties from Boston at the Water
bury Inn at Christmas and New Years.
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BENSON.

The Canadian Jubilee singers Decem-
per II will give a concert at the town
nall under the auspices of the local
Granse-AIiss +. Eliza Sessions Of tho
Eurn Hattin Home. Westminster. will
speak IN tho Congregational Church Sun
day morning. December %. and at the
Methodist Church IN tho evening-Thc
town hall has been undergoing extensive
improvements A dance was held there
Tuesday, when tho new floor wa.
greatly cnIoycd.-Mrs. Lena Mckay Of
this village plays the organ ut the Bap-
list Church in Whitehall SUNDAYS.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs. l.. G. Moody who has been ser
iously I'll at the Mary Fletcher hospital
FOR several weeks. has returned home.
r. T.. Campbell was In Barre Monday
j. w. Taylor, Harvey Harding and f.
NJ. Bernent OF Hartford and William
Sanders Of New York were at the Inn
Sunday on their way 10 Moretown. where
they are to operate a tale mine A
Burt of stowe and IT, n. woodward
Of Boston was In town Monday