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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-24

CONE-Harvey Cone, infant son of
William and Elizabeth Cone (nee
Jones).
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GERLACH-On Friday, December %,
1910, Joseph A. beloved husband OF
Dorothea Gerlaeh (nee KloetfeD,
aged 81 years > months.
Relatives and friends, also the
Deutsehe Veteran und Krieger KAN
~eradschaft from New Jersey, Eureka
NJ b.. ~. employees of Weingarten
.tr0r7a4FanX. Bayerischen Freuen,
Young Frauen, X. U. v, No. l; Kos
suth f. and Y. F., X. L. V, No. 1.
and the F%reundschaft. *. L. v, No. 1,
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Monday, December &c, at
$3.50 a.. m, from his late residence,
A71s South Ninth street. to st. AIMS
Church, where at 10 a. m. a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be Of
tered for the repose of his soul. In
terment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepuichre.
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GRAND Christmas reception and select dance
Of Prof. Burcknardt's Dancing Glasses at
Kruger Auditorium Monday evening, Deem
Der 26. Tickets, including wardrobe, 80 cents,
parents free. Grand decoration, electrical il
Illumination and shadow dances. Dancing begins
at $40; grand march at 1890.
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DEGEN-Entered into rest, Saturday,
December "A, 1910, Frank Degen. be-
loved husband of Helen Degen (nee
Anderson), aged 65 years / month n
Q days, 721 South Fifteenth street.
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MY wife, Mary Steidle, having len me-, l will
not be responsible FOR any debts she may con-
tract. MATTHIAS STEIDLE
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KENNy-At Orange, N. j.. on Friday,
December 23d, 1910, John Kenny. son
of the late Michael and Catherine
Kenny.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Nora King. 80 Nassau street, Orange
Valley. or Monday, December 26th, at
8 o'clock q. m, thence to Our Lady
of the Valley Church, where a Sol
emn High Mass Of Requiem will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul.
Internent in Holy Sepulchre Gene
terry.
MAHONEY-On December %, 1910,
Harold, beloved son Of Joseph and
the late Ellen Mahoney. aged 10 years,
100 Oliver street.
McCABE-On December p. 1910, Bibi-
ana Mccabe (nee Gillick). beloved wife
Of Matthew McCabe, native Parish
Killinkere. County Cavan. Ireland, $50
Ferry street.
MILLS-At her home, GA Hunterdon
street. Thursday. December %, 1919,
Phoebe e. widow Of DIR. A. M. Mills,
in the 73d year of her age
O'BRIEN-At Harrison, N. j., on De-
eenber "a, 1910, Timothy, beloved
husband of Julia O'Brlen (nee De
laney). 45 Harrison avenue.
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.0CIAL DANcE-F. DOELGER'S HALL. SB8
Morris av., Christmas eve, Saturday, Decem-
Der "a, 1910. Admission, including wardrobe. Csc.
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CREERAN-Month's Mind High Mass
will be held at st. Antoninus's Church
for the repose of the soul of Sarah
c. Creeran on Monday, December 26,
at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends are
kindly invited to attend.
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Months Mind.

Months Mind.
CLEARINGHOUSE Mind High Mass
of Requiem will be celebrated or
Monday morning. at $50 O'Clock, in
st. Joseph's Church, for the repose
of the soul of Rose A. Cleary. Rela-
tives and friends are invited.
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FINAN-At Orange, n. J., December
"a, 1910. John H. Finan, husband of
the late Margaret Finan (nee Guevin).
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from mis-
late residence. 80 North Park street,
East Orange. on Tuesday, December
-, 1910, at s o'clock, thence TO he
Holy Name Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be Of
fered for the repose of his soul. In
e-men st. Johns Cemetery.
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DWYER-On December "a. 1910, Cath
arine E. widow of James Dwyer.
Relatives and friends, also the
members of the Rosary Society and
ST. Bridget's B anch 10. 1875, L.. c.
b. A., are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence,
1910 Broad street, on Tuesday, De-
cember al 5 a. M, to St. Columba's
Church, where a Solemn High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Interment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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DoNoHUE-on December %, 1910,
James, beloved son of Philip and the
late Rose Donohue (nee Kelly, native
of County West Meath. Toher, Ire
land, from the funeral parlors of
Frank A. Foley. 1902 Lafayette street
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Coming Events.

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REAL lbs
Special Real Estste Dags---Tuesd7ys and Fridays.
Real Estate for Sale.
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OUT OF TOWN.
RUy ACREAGE

45 minutes downtown; in fastest growing Sec
ton, hills Northern New Jersey; one to eighty
acres lowest price; easiest terms. send for
map. Homeseeker, investor, operator, see the
land. ASAHEL CHAPLIN, 10 Wall ST., New
York.
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BILBY-Suddenly, on December %,
1910, at his home, G. State street,
Andrew w, husband of Catherine
Adams Bilby. aged % years.
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SMITH-on. December 20, 1910, Susan.
beloved wife of John Smith, aged "
years, 8 Elm place, Irvington.
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Notices OF births engagements and
marriages, 50 cents. Deaths. 26 cents:
with notice OF funeral. 30 centa
DEATHS.

ABEL-on December %, 1910, James
Abel, aged 70 years.
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TRY STAR WANT ADS. FOR QUICK RESULTS

RAYMOND@On December "a, 1910,
Reginald. husband of Lucy Raymond
Qnee Decker. 455 Clinton avenue.
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FITzPATRICK-On December "a. 1910,
at her late residence, 259 Warren
street, Catherine Fitzpatrick (nee
Kenney), beloved wife of a. L. Fitz-
patrick.
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SKINNER-Passed away. on Saturday,
December "a, 1910, John Alden Skin
ner, in his Saith year.
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SAMUEL-Entered into rest, Thurs
day, December %, 1910, Solomon
Samuel, beloved son of Mrs. Carrie
Finkley, in his 3M year. 141 Academy
street.
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SPENLE-Saturday, December "a, 1910,
Godfried Srenle, aged II years.
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sATTERLY-At East orange, N. j..
December %, 1910, Mary Ellen Sat
terly, aged 20 years.
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SCHUMACHER-On December "a, 1910,
George F., beloved husband of Teresa
Schumacher (nee GreelD, and son of
George and the late Elizabeth Schu-
macher, 615 Bergen street.
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Helm Wanted-Male.

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ST. CLAIR-Suddenly. on Friday, De-
cember %, 1910. Patrick j. st. Clair.
Funeral from his late residence. 81
North Eighteenth street. East Or
ange on Tuesday. December 81.
Requiem Mass and interment at
Perth Amboy.
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WOLF outfits IS and $40; small, Sc. HILL,
765 Mt, Prospect av. telephone @5S-W, Branch
Brook.
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TAYLOR-At Bloomfield, on December
%, 1910, Emeline, widow of William
r. Taylor, 26 Clinton street.
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sTUDER-Entered into rest, on Fri
day, December %, 1910, Elizabeth
Studer (nee OerteD, widow of August
H. Studer, in her 10th year, 432 Der
gen street.
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VAN GIESON-At Upper Montclair.
N. j., on December %, 1910, Augustus
T. Van Gieson, aged SO years, 439 Val
lev road.
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UTESS-At Hilton, n. j., on December
%, 1910, John Utess, aged IA years.
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OFFICE Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of the City of Newark.
City Hall.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
Warren W.Erwin & Co.
Mem rbers Consolidated Stock Exchange OF " Y
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street. New York.
LIMITED CoPARTNERsHIP.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DE, De,
slrous Of forming limited psr,tneE5s.hip Z. mn
OF New York. Go hereby certify
1 The name or firm under which such
ASTIETT.'' and the county wherein the prin-
cipsl place Of business Of such partnership Is
70 be located IS the County Of New York. IN
the state Of New York
II. The general nature Of the business in
ship is trading in South American products
and shipping and general commission busl-
ness.
III The names Of all the general and spe-
ciaI partners interested in the said partner
ship are Harry Anderson AFtlett and Luis
Felipe Morey. OF whom the said harry Anoer-
son Astlett Is the general partner and the
-hey are both Of fun age: the said Harry
Anderson AstIett resides in the village Of
IN the State Of New York, and the said LUIS
Felipe Morey resides IN Iquros. Peru.
". The amount 81 capital which the spe-
ciai partner. the said Luis Felipe Norey, has
contributed 70 the common stock Of such part
nership is one hundred thousand dollars.
Y The time a. which the said partnership
IS 70 begin is the first dav Of August. in the
year one thousand nine hundred and ten. and
the time which the said partnership is 20
one thousand niue hundred and thirteen
Dated. New York. June %orh 1910.
Hlrs Il : F, ASahdII mdREY
state Of New York. County Of New York S.:
on this first day OF August, IN the year one
thousand nine hundred and ten. before me
personally came HARRY ANDERSON AST-
one Of the individuals described in and who
executed the foregoing certificate. and
knoWIedEed TO ne that he executed the sa ne.
ALBERT W PROSS.
Notary Public. wesrchesrer co.
Certificate filed IN Y. Y. Co
United states Consulate. in The city Of
Manaos. in The Republic Of Brazil. S.:
BE IT KNOWN that this first dav of
July. IN the year one thousand nine hundred
and ten. in the city Of Naneos. in Tho Repub-
lie Of Brazil aforesaid. before me. the under
signed. Acting Consular Agent Of the United
states Of America, resident in said city Of
Nanaos, in the Republic Of Brazil personally
came LUIS FELIPE NOREY. 70 me known
and known 10 me 10 he one of the individuals
described in and who executed the foregoing
certificate and acknowledged 20 that he
executed the same for the uses ana purposes
therein mentioned.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal Of the
said Consular Agency. in the City of Manaos
aforesaid. the day and year first above
written. F. H SANFORD.
Acting American Consular Agent.
tSeal OF L :. Consular Agency Manaos.
tAmerican Consular Service Fec stamp. So
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Aug 30-Consols for money
were lis higher az 81 Id ana for account
|. higher al So. Canadian Pacific higher
81 l9s;. G-a;d Trunk 4 higher at 27as.
Anaconda was IS higher at fSi4
Money was in Scc0 supply and discount
raICS were Easy
-Ee absence Of demand for golG from
th. Continent creates the belief mat there
Will be 10 change IN tn bank rate "n
Thursday
The stock marie. vas quietly firm, with
small general advances III home rails. for
c3cn SEE cuTities and Rhodesiau mines. An
slo-AmeTiceG Telegraph stock was firm on
c-sn.orS Of an agreement with The American
Telegraph ana Telephone Company.
American securities opened quiet and
stead. ard during the forenoon advanced
frGctionsiiy liEi.t cor@T:ns. The trading
WIS lirnl1cj uGtii ne affcrEU"-.. wh.a Wall
St-ce: rid mp I.riccs and MAD" the closing
il:1n
can none IN London, iia"Ial per cent.
open market discount rate for short bills,
; per cent. long bills. , l-ieH@i. per cent:
Eccllr discount rate. i-s per cent, Paris q -
count rate . fer cert Paris exchange on
London. = francs 28f- ccniines. Berlin OK
change or london. = marks 46 isfenn!gs.
I,sr gold. a. .d. American eagle. IFS jj4d.
Paris, Au- :.-T1roe pc r,rf rantcs 3
rertimcs hieher af - fran -sriues-
Prices we-e firm en- tHr HG'.r.
Berlin. Aug, ga nrm ,o.e prevailed
on tGe ROerse
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The professional character of the market
on the Consolidated Exchange was we'll
exemplifed by the fact that while 7O,4O0
shares were traded in with forty different
issues Represented on the list, three-quar
ters of the total business was in the three
stocks that have led in activity for some
time past. namely, United States Steel
common, Union Pacific and Reading. Sales
of the last named exceeded those of Steel,
a rather unusual happening of late. In the
earlier dealings the room tendency was to
buy, but when the market failed to show
snap at the higher levels the traders
shifted position and hammered prices, their
selling for a time resulting in quotations
ruling Is to 4 of a point under the New
York Stock Exchange. The session ended
with NOV ement to retire shorts under
way. Detailed operations follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While a generally firm tone was snow
at the outset in the market for outsIts
securities, speculati ton was on a modera.s r,'as
scale. although what little business WaS
transacted was fairly well distrlpnted'
Around midday a reactionary tendency de,
veloped on profit taking by traders. WnlGm aTI
in some instances carried values ma ians .re
below MONDAYS final The only feature
to the trading was the activity and
strength of Intercontinental Rubber, Que
principally to inside purchases. Inc RESI-
Of the industrial list was neglected and
about unchanged. In the mining n5t
Chino after firm opening ran on nearly a,,
~ Ray Consolidated improved sIilali ;l
slight fluctuations Goldfeld stocks we're
a shade easier The low priced issues were
active, but irregular. bond9
were dull with A slight inquiry for South
ern Pacific San Francisco new As. Detailed
oDera tioOS follow:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
RAILWAY STEEI-SPRING COMPANY

80 Church street. New York, August -. 1910.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT G&4cS) has this day
been declared on the Preferred Stock Of this
Company. payable SepTenher 10th. 1910. 10
stoctholders Of record on September 7th. 1910.
at Messrs- Harvey Fisk d Sons t. Cedar
Street, New York City
Transfer books Of the Preferred stock will
be closed on September 7th and reopeued on
September 21sr, 1910.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on can opened
at 1s. per cent: highest, per cent, lowest.
"a per cent. closing , per cent; ruling rate.
ia per cent Time money was still in
rather light demand. and was obtainabls
in moderate volume Rates. 31St per cent
for sixty DAYS. 33.G4 per cent for ninety
DAYS. 4.G4a per cent for four months and
412Q424 per cent for five and six months
Mercantile pa per was issued with some free
dom. Rates. 51.G534 per cent for sixty and
ninety days indOrsed bills receivable, 81
as per cent for choice four and SIX months
single names and 612 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The Foreign ex-
change market opened steady with rates.
however, showing little recovery from the
sharp decline which occurred late Monday
afternoon. Gables were quoted at soSslg
s625. demand sterling at ts6leg'f sol5 and
sixty-day bills at &14 4G4S12, short francs
were around 51S4 less lis and short
reichsmarks % lis less 1-S2Q95 1-l6- The
market was steadier IN the afternoon.
showing a recovery of 10 points nom the
mornings low level Gables were quotsd
ar 4S641d S645. demand sterling az 4sS9
bid and asked and sixty-day bills al I SIsg
SSia. Short francs held around 5-lSs4 less
3-64d51Sa4 less 1-32. and short reichsmarhs
90 lis less 1-S2de0 Lis.
zT-l,v- -s4r vH-.1v
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n. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, COM
pared with Mondays:
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:. VI pIt-t i n, li'ds ~ q
AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER co

Coupons No. -, due September l. 1910. from
First Mortgage Bonds OF the AMERICAN
HIDE AND LEATHER COMPANY viii be
paid and after September !, by TRUST
COMPANY OF AMERICA. s5-S7 Wall Street.
New York. GEORGE A HILL, Treasurer
Minneapolis S ST Louis Railroad Co.
Coupons Que September !, 1910. from First and
RefUn6inr Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Bonds Of
this Company Viii be paid and after that cate
presentation the Office Of The Company, =
Broad Street, New York City
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. 80
discount: Chicago. 2Oc discount: San Fran
cisco sight 7I2C premium, telegraph DC
premium. New Orleans. commercial 5)c dis
count bank 81 premium: Charleston. buy
ing par, selling 10c premium; St Louis. lSc
discount bid. sc discount asked, Mime
apolis. &C premium; Savannah. buying S-l0c
discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS--Nev York. ex-
changes S2+4. 1880 balances S5.Sl+00+; Bal
timore exchanges 81 197, ,552, balances SoI.-
$40. Chicago. exchanges ST.013.S54 balances
s.. .O5S. 90. Philadelphia, exchanges SS,5SS.-
474. balances $2.f97.920.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar ST.
yer. 527sc, Mexican silver dollars. Ac. Bar
silver in London closed at Il S-l6d. IN
changed.
GOLD PRENIUM.-In Madrid. 30: LIS
bon, 5.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican exc
change on New York is quoted az 2Nis.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
BONDS.

10000 So P F TN As 924s 92i5 924 81
-Sells cents per share.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by Williams. Mcconnell IL Coleman
No. 80 Wall streetD
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Total shares, compared with 62I92
shares for corresponding day in 1909.
80, inclusive, 12l,
sheres compared 36952699 period
in
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS

FURNISHED by w y. Cf}rr \ Co. No - Cedar /
Strectl
tAccrued interest to be addedD
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS
Maturing 1902

| FURNISHED by SWartwout & Appenzear, No 40
Pine Street.)
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MINING.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch & Co. No. so
Broad street.)
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-CoupCns interchangeable tResistereI tCu
lons. sRegtstered and coupon. .Sterlins
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COBALT STOCKS

.New stock
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

IE'Ur1.irheC by Nan Scfaicll & CO. No. : ~
street,
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Net Actual sales. Closing
sold.c chge Op. HI Low lFTnl Bid. ASK
Fourth 1s5 l186
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-03-30

Hardwick: T. G. Bronson, Charles L.
French, DIR. S. E. Darling.
Kirby: w. P. Russell.
Lyndon: Theodore N. Vail, 6. NJ.
Campbell. Phil S. Clark, W. /. Powers,
c. B. Hutchinson, ]. NJ. LeBourveau. E.
c. Graves, Charles L. Stuart, c. ].
Trefren, John B. Chase, U. S. Grant, A.
r. Pratt, Charles T. Walter, E. E.
Bailey, B. 6. Morrison, 6. w. Randall,
w. S. letters, H. L. Parker, Scott S. Nc
Dowell, David NJ. Silsby, DR.. D. R.
Claude Watson, Charles M. Darling, H.
S. Powers, w. H. Bean.
Newark: H. D. Packer.
Peacham; F. 6. Shaw, E. D. Somers,
]. c. F. Richter, w. B. Martin, Owen
Somers. A. W. HASTE, D. B. Stevenson,
D. L. Moody, c. E. Bagley, r. NJ. Steele.
Ryegate: c. M. Libby, B. L. Terry,
DIR. 6. w. Darling. L. E. Whitehill.
Robert Farquharson, w. D. Darling, F.
]. Tewksbury.
ST. Johnsbury: Hiram N. Turner, Fred
G. Bundy. Charles 6. Braley, George H.
Morrill,, T. M Howard, w. H. Worthen,
E. B. Morse, Leighton P. Slack, E. n.
Carter, DR.. Henry c. Newell, William O..
Rocheleau, Clarence M. Berry, w. B.
Eastman, John w. Titcomb H. 1. Bailey,
w. ]. Bigelow, Howard B. Blossom,
Charles H. Goss, Henry c. Boynton,
Royden w. Cheney, H. W. Randall, DR..
E. II. Ross, Arthur S. Cheever, Luther
S. Jewett, w. w. Sprague, Charles Fl.
Stevens, ]. H Brooks, Arthur F. Stone,
A. Nj. Goodrich, Arthur 6. Sprague,
Lawrence P. Leach. w. A. Kicker, S. K.
Brigham. Frank II. Brooks, c. c. Bing-
ham, Harry H. Carr, Prentice w. Carl
ton, Herbert A. Stanley, Rev. E. E.
Grant, Guy w. Hill.
Sheffield: Joseph S. Chesley, Herman
P. Simpson.
Stannard: Charles H. Brown.
Walden: Harry L. Rogers, Frank M.
Shaw, Eli E. Goodenough,
Waterford: Willard G. Hill, Col. E.
B. Parker, R. M. Lawrence. R. B. Cutt-
ing, Edwin Bowman, Carl II. Blodgett.
Wheelock: Fred Hoffman. c. 6.
Mooney, D. M. Mclean.