Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20

John u. Rockefeller. having seen a
picture OF Smiling joe of the Sea
Rtcole Home at Coney Island strapped
TO his board, get smiling, gave that In
s'ittition $1,000. Mrs. Russell Sage
gave 10000 for the relief of aged women
and $4,000 for an Industrial home at
Lawrence, Long Island. Through the
death Of John Masterson BurAe. an aged
bachelor of this city. approximately w.
tp.oOo became available for a much need
ed convalcscent home.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt Ia sup
posed TO be the giver of the sum or *oW'-
~0 which was announced FOR a nome
for cripples at Chappaaun- n. y. Inc
tuberculosis prcventOrium at Lakewood
which has been opposed by some new
Jersey people. received a hummer OF
gifts Of considerable sums. Elizabeth r.
Noble of Mansfield. Mass, disguised
several possible heirs when she died' NJ
the age of ninety-four years, by WILING
her estate Of $500. 900 to humane and anti
vivisection societies. The heirs argued
that inasmuch as she had given nothing
While she lived 1t was not exactly de-
cent Of her to begin after she died
"Anvway.' one heir remarked, by way
OF climbing his argument. charity
should begin at home"
Charles VI. Schwab gave sixty-five
acres of land and buildings situated on
c'"''m 'S'li", '''',' ca.ah No,,;.
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FOR WORKOUT HORSES.
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ln,r.a 49, ,.aar 49,. ,bo age oe ninety.
c. g. 200 - ~ 1,o.,or
~ TITO ~ C,,,o,tv to
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a,1 $780,. ~ n..
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coop. as suggested by the State govern
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p.. ,n,,irt .hn I. in,oras,n, a.
w. 80 nm, a~,on ornourc.d
90 oo 80. H.
,.rac. -, ,rts u, , va u,aa
ava non a., lie doom
Jacob n scbtn who's. riffs amount
o, 40 go. ..,,.1
money for normal sohoo,s for Hebrew
! sunday school teachers , ,ecrnical col.
lerc in Palestine. the Tissot collection o,
Cld Testament uaintinrs 70 The New
Pork puhlic library. ~aco hos
pitfalls. orphanaees. etc, gave half OF
this sum rs a fund for the dietrihutior
of Jewish immigrauts through the por,
Of Galveston.
r,, nr.r.r ,r,, or ,orr
Miss Helen Frick gave a city play
ground to PtttShurF. and COL Y. NJ
Thompson of New York city began the
expenditure. through Mrs. : II. j. p"ll
lis d@ughter, of 100000 for the restora'
''"h "f RON Alcohd'Ho@a' Inc raising o.
'n' nulN oi Arnold snip Revenge sum-
on I~lc"hder"ea IN Law ana housing !
VIII" El"SS' M'SS Mary hoah'F po"e' o.
Wv" '''N 'o"lrl'"'c' S""'"" !o""I" '"'
propose" 9'ak'SIe"'e memorial 'N'''''
~ w e'eo'eI III '"'"''"' ana MISS N"'o'
inc mems stokes HA""el her interest," 10
uenrn schools and tenement houses
'"H''" r'S "i ihtiioe'Pn'" HHl'a'''
'"S '''''o9t III S!h"Ie 'aN /" ''e eN'en' "i
pro''''"N 4 una OK s-''"" t"r us pro-