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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
JERICHO CENTER.

Tho students # the Jericho high school
viii give a play, Diamonds ana Hearts, p"
AT the school hail Friday evening The
play Is for the benefit of the senior class
t. help pay the expenses Of the COM
mencemcnt exercises The village schools
c.osc their winter term Friday for "A two
weeks vacation. Among the recent VIC
tins ~ the grip are Mrs. T.. II, Smith,
Mrs. George Lombard, Mrs. e. b. Jordan
ana Virginia Iioskins. All are recovering,
HoWever.-Miss Ruth Saylcs of Richmond
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Janet Muir
dock. Frances Stone Of Hardwck, who
has been visiting her aunt Mrs l.. II.
Chaplin, the past week. returned to her
home last MISUNDERSTANDING to the pre-
vailing sickness and the severe weather
the lecture by Professor Hills ~ the uni
Yersity extension course. which was to
lave been given last Thursday was post
poned and will be given some time in
April-The lecture by Professor Trrrll
on Home Economics" which was 10
rave been given this week, under the
euspices of the Ladies' club, was post
Toned to a later date, TO be announced
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NINEsBURC.

The funeral Of Mr.. Estey, who died
on Wednesday, March IS, was held
from his late home Friday.-Clayton
Lucia is spending a few days in stowe,
called there by the illness of his
mother Farmers have commenced
making sugar.--Miss Ruth Ryder has
been visiting friends in st. George
Miss Mary Somers entertained a few
girl friends on Friday, the occasion
being her twelfth birthday AL
ma Elithorpe, who und rwent an OPP
Grafton at the Fanny Alien hospital
Thursday. is in a serious condition.
\ concert and dance will he given in the
Hinesburg opera house by the ex-Burling-
ton high school mandolin club on the
evening Of March 81.
The spring term OF the grammar and
high schools will begin March q and the
district schools April 10 with tho same
teachers, save q few exceptions Miss
| Ruth France is spending the spring vaca-
ton ut her home here.-The condition of
Miss Alma Elthorpe, who is very i'll. re-
mains about the same Mrs. Joseph
Bushey IS confined to her bed with rheu-
matism.-There will be a union service at
the Baptist Church next Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret McKane. who has been
visiting at the Methodist parsonage, has
returned TO her home in West Hebron.
| \. Y.-Dr. G. l.. Leonard Of poultney
preached in the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and the Rev. l.. o. Sherburne OF
Burlington in the Congregational Church
| in the evening.
a concert and dance will be given by the
cx-BurlinGton High School Mandolin club
il the Hinesburg opera house thc evening
| Of March Al
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GEORGIA.

Tho funeral Of Mrs s l.. NemNton,
who died at her homo I'm St. Albsns Fri
day after long illness Of tuberculosis.
was held at the Methodist Chur1n sunday
morning at eleven o'clock. the Rev. G. ".
lark officiating Mrs Kempton was q
re sident Of this town for many years,
moving to St Adams about four years
$50. She leaves a husband and four
daughters. Nettie wife - HuScrt Scott;
Nellie. wife of Albert Conger L"onora.
wife Of ]. f, Coburn. and Clara, wife OF
Charles Cohurn, al Of St Albars. The
four sons-in-law acted as bearers The
Methodist choir sang Nearer still Near
or." Cast All Your Cares on Him." and
Rock OF Ages The interment was at
the East Plain cemetery The Rev. VIII
liam A. Shaw, superintendent % the St
Adams district. has called a church meet
ing at the vestry Of the Methodist Church
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, March
2S-Thc exhibit and lecture on tubercu-
losis, given by the state board - health,
al The town hall Friday afternoon and
evening was well attended. Dr.. Dalton OF
Burlington gave The lecture. Miss Grace
Bragg IS speuiius her vacation a. the
hCmo Of her parents. Mr.. snd MIS-. NJ. .
Bragg. W II. WILDER and family have
moved TO the James farm, which they
will carry or for the coming year mere
arc several cases OF measles H. town
Mr.. Serena Pattee is H. MIR. and Mrs,
jaw Green are visiting relatives in E2os-
burg Falls for a few days Harvey l}eNins
Lad the misfortune to break his leg Whi!e
r work in the saw mill Of 10. n Wood -
The subject Of tina Epworth LeaEue meet
ing Sunday evening Will be ~ Good Sol
der ard the leader Miss Mary T. Ran
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


Burlington. and who is under sentence
but on probation, added another chapter
70 his life Thursday when he tried to
commit suicide Soon after dinner he at
tempted to end his life by cutting his
throat with razor. He was unsuccessful
and was not seriously injured. His father
was notified and he was removed to his
home. where he is under the care of a
physician. His excuse for the deed Is that
he Is tired OF life.-News has been re-
ceived here by Mrs Arthur Brown that
her mother, Mrs. q. j. Lowry, who re-
Gently went West to remain a year. Is
convalescing from serious operation
which she underwent in Illinois, where she
IS now visiting.
Mrs Ellen IT. Mann. formerly super
lntendcnt of schools, is spending the
winter in Pacific Grove Cal.-William
Woodruff is seriously i'll with pneu-
nonia at Charles Packard's. Mr..
Packard who has been i'll with heart
.roublc, is moro comfortable.-Lloyd
= Ifurburd went Saturday to Water
Vile to visit relatrves-Miss Santi-
more Is i'll at the home Of w. H. whit
romh-Nir. and Mrs. f. w. Hall OF
Essex Junction spent Saturday at q.
II. Browns. Earl Sisters is in Hunt
nEton with relatives for two weeks
Mrs. NJ. c. Hale Of Riverside is with
her daughter, Mrs. W. c. Jackson, for
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Morse
-oturncd from North Underhill Satur-
3aN whore they have been visiting
their nephew, Ira r. Morse.-IT u.
Miller of West1eld has been in town
Tor a week.-Peter Pratt has been Sc
'iously i'll with the grip, threatened
with pneumonia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
MILTON.

= Stillman SwcctSer and Anna Clifford
were married by the Rev. T.. T.. Her
lick March 15.--J. +. Reeves, county
fish and game warden. made a visit
here Mondav.-Mr Giddis of Checker
berry will go this morning to Con-
,ord. n. H.--John Alfred of st. Adams
Visited Mr.. Farnham at the hotel Sun
iay.-C A. Pratt and party. now at
crescent city, Fla. will start for home
March 2s.--A r. Ashley has bought
moving picture show and rented the
Ashley Bamforth hall. 1t is expected
that bakery will be started in the
same hlock.--l}y the efforts of Mr.
latham. the state highway commits
rioner has consented TO blast out the
rock at the Booth farm. which was
voted by the town, same to he paid
'or by state money. Herald Stevens of
pected to-day to look over the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Corless Lucia were in
Burlington Saturday.
l.. Il. Wing OF I'lattshureh. who has
hoen visiting at l.. p. Jeromes for few
lays, returned home Monday Mr. Wing
md two little children will remain here a
few days longer.-Nrs. &. +. Rogers is i'll
with the grip.-Mrs. Mae Blodgett Of
Palm Beach, Florida, Is at John Phelps $
helping to care for the children while
tnoir mother is at the hospital. La wrence
Martin is confined to the house with an
lttack of the Grip.-Orville Jackson and
Miss Mary jackson of Westford We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Minckler
Sunday.-Mrs. Thomas Allen is very sick
with pneumonia.--Mrs T.. Janvier has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where she spent
The winter-Mrs. George Reynolds of Mid
dlcseX has returned home after spending
n few days with Ter parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Albert Walston.-Arthur Thompson is to
move Into A. r. Ashley's house on Rail-
road street the first of April.-GeorGe
Turner of Springfield, Mass. Is visiting
ai- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Turner.
Suilman Swcetser and Miss Anna Gift
ford were married at the Congregational
parsonage March 10 by the Rev. f. z.
Herrich
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SWANTON.

Superintendent Carter was here from
St. JohnsburY last week 10 direct tn"
formal opening of the local hatchery
preparatory to the spring pike operations,
I lie hatchery is equipped with a hot
water heating system which is now in
commission, ana the several hundred glass
Matching jars are being connected and
placed in readiness for the eggs. John p,
Sny der. an experienced fish culturist. will
be in charge this season. The govern
ment boats will he launched as soon as
the ice in tho river goes out. Washington
Kecnan will have charge of the fishing
gangs as usual lackbirds are reported
I'm the marshes and ducks and cease have
been seen. -ure forerunner of spring -
The net fishing operations through the
ice by the Canadian fishermen in
Mlsssquoi bay continue with good sue
cess thourh the severe cold snap last
week checked operations somewhat Re
turns from shipments are reported good
as the Boston fish market is high. Four
Canadian fishermen arc entering fsh
right along for shipment to Boston
Mrs. \. l.. Cross returned from Kansas
saturday nipht, where she had been visit
Ing friends for six weeks brown " co.
e EnooeN have leased the store in
allen block next 20 tho postotHce and
viii open it April with a line OF general
merchandise. This store has been vacant
since II. r. Martin 4 son vacated it for
their present quarters .-George DeXtra-
deur and family have moved from st.
Alexander to one Of the Hot2, cham
plain farms. Mrs a. NJ Monet is sert-
ously ul.-Cieorcc Washington, Swanton s
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MONTGOMERY.

Charles Shansraw of Beverly, Mass. Is
visiting in town.-,Mrs j. Y. Baxendale
was called to Morrsville Saturday BY the
death Of her uncle. G. w Titcn.--James
Manner was given a party Saturday even
ing in honor Of his birthday.-M Ruth
Goodspeed has returned from Johnson
where she visited her sister, Miss Madge
Goodspeed. Miss Mabel Parker has re-
turned from bakersfield, where she visit
Cd her uncle n. II. Head.-Mr. ana Mrs
Ernest Combs were pleasantly surprised
on Wednesday evening by a party OF
friends calling to remind them Of the
seventh anniversary of their marriage.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
HILL WEST.

Cherries Shangraw Of Beverly, Mass,
who has spent n week with his relatives
has returned homo.-Mr and Mrs. ;.
Turner Of East berkshire passed sunday
with their daughter, Mrs c. {. shan
Gra,v.-Mrs, George Rouse and children
who have been in Pawtucket, r. l., for
the past few months have returned
home.-Mrs. Bremen Jewett and Miss
Elsie Cunningham are ill-Mrs. Herbert
Ranville spent a few days in Berkshire
and Richfor1 last Week.-Mrs.. G. NJ.
Hathaway of burlington IS visiting at the
nome of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
MAYNARD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
ENOSBURG FALLS.

A letter received here Monday by NJ. r.
Perlcy told of the death in Battle Creek,
Mich, March H. of Henry /. Chamberln
with cancer OF the liver Mr.. ChamburIn
is the man who assaulted ana shot NJ r.
Perley June &c. 1897 He was caught and
held by Mr. Perley until help arrived
His sentence was for 20 years but he
was paroled by Governor Mead last fall
since which time he had been with his
family.-Miss Mabe c. Hamilton, teacher
of eocution in Montpelier Seminary. Is
drilling the senior class for the prize
speaking contest.-Mr. and Mrs. $. s,
Watson of ST. Adams spent Sunday witt
her parents. Mr. and Mrs, +. j. Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs, +, c, Smith of St Adams
have been in town few days Tho
selectmen have recommended James
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23

who is living with Mr.. and Mrs Couture
on the Carpenter farm, died Sunday
morning of spinal meningitis The funeral
was held Tuesday morning at All Saints
Church ana the burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.--Charles j.. Bingham,
deputy collector. has moved his house
hold goods from Mortified, and will re-
side in apartments in the new house of
Herman l.. Chaffec on High street
The sugar social which was to have
been given by the Epworth League In
the Methodist Church last evening, has
been postponed until Friday evening
The Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. V.
d. Taylor this afternoon at three
a clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Dorothy Ellis Of Waitshold Is
visiting her grandparents Mr., and
Mrs. S. ]. RandalL-Mr. and Mrs. n.
w. Sargent have moved into a part Of
+. G. Bagley's tenement house.-Rolla
Sargent Of Winooskr IS with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Y. r. SarEent.-Mr
and Mrs Henry Dwire were in Bur-
lington Saturday to visit hcr uncle,
S. a. Rollins, who is At the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Jesse Gardner has
gone to Jonesville to enter the EMPLOY
of W. A. Church.-Miss Lena Miles IS
visiting Miss Ruth Andrews in Essex
JunCtTon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
UNpTRHILL CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Torrien of
Montpelier passed sunday with Francis
NARROW, Mrs Terriens father.-Up to
Wednesday there had boon 1862 days
of consecutive slclEhinE and at pres
ent the snow is the deepest of any
time of the winter.-Mrs. Fred Stanley
is dangerously in with pneumonia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
WILLISTON.

MIR. Mclean has moved Into George
Pings house.-Seymour Caswell, who has
loon ill., is improving F. w. Putnam has
moved from Cambridge into the Patten
ouse.-Mrs. Frank Curtis spent sunday
In Burlngton.-Jarius Metcalf has return
ed from Chicago. Schools in town will
begin April 3-H. +, Phelps was in Bur-
HngtOn Monday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Alice Merrill of East Fairfield re
turned home Tuesday after Iassing a
week at the home Of her sister, Mrs G.. A.
Hull-Mrs. Mary Ewins is i'll with hron-
chtis-Mrs. A. w. Isham Of Lebanon,
n H., visited her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Aylmer Phelps, Wednesday. Miss
NJ. j. Darling Is guest OF Mrs. \. c..
Stonegrave at St. Adams for ten days
-rhe proceeds Of the st. Patrcll's day en-
tertalnment were S1S.50.-NIr. and Mrs,
G. \. HUI passed Tuesday in 81. Alnans.
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JERICHO CENTER.

MISS Helen Bolgcr has resigned her
position as teacher in the public
schools OF Barre and viii remain AZ
home this summer TO assume the
charge Of hor fathers household be-
cause Of tho death Of her mother
Irwin Ballard went to the Mary Flctch-
or hospital, Wednesday, for treatment
for severe stomach trouhlc.-'rho
Ladies' Aid society will give social
and old-fashionod spelling Skule" I'm
the parish house on Thursday even
ing. Nnrch 80.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
GRAND ISLE
ISLE La MOTIF.

Mrs, James Mcdonald is ill-Nlrs j..
7. Trombly is confined to the house hy
Doolm is III with the grip.
Jesse w, Holcomb of Rouses Point
was in town last week, called here by
the illness Of his father, H. q. Hol-
comb, Miss Ida Jarvis has returned from
Providence. Hattie NaylOr is visiting
in Rouses Point-Winnio and Bessie La
lombard have returned from orcester
Mass.-Flmond Hill Of Howe Cave, n,
Y. IL visiting his father. ]. Z. lIiU
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Ruth Tomlinson has returned from
Grand Isle, where she attended the Ioag-
Parker wedding.-Miss Olive Dubois was
in Waterbury over Sunday. Harry Greg
DRY is in Huntington working for S. y.
Tomlinson.-Mss NJ. Lacai.l,de has fin
ished work at the Ruchmond underwear
factory, and expects to leave tor Tacoma,
Wash, about April 10, to reside with her
sister. Mrs. Caswell, formerly OF Lowell,
Mass, and her brother. Charles Lacail-
ladn Min ncnnnnnarv her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
BOLTON.

Lewis Cutler has bought the property
belonging to Mrs. Lulu stevens, consist
ing q three houses and several acres of
land. The houses are used fr renting
purposes. George Cutler recent r'i"-
chased the George Gil pace.-Dr. Ross
of Richmcnd was called TO town last
Friday to attend his cousin, Mrs. c. f.
Sabns, who is very i'll, but is now better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Brewster of Huntington is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Cady.-Mrs d. w. knight is i'll with
the grip.-Miss Alice Gie, who has been
Ill at Montpelier was able to return home
Tuesday.-Miss Daisy MacGihbon Is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. F. Maurice, in
Morrisvlle for a few days.-Nr. and Mrs
G. G. Mead are visiting relatives in Cam
bridge The graded school will reopen
Monday after a three weeks vacation
with the same teachers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
BERKSHIRE.

The EcY, c. j. Peterson of East Berk-
shire preached I'm the Second Coneraga-
uonul Church sunday in exchange with
the Roy. T.. W. paY.-A dnlshtor was
born to Mr. and Mrs Frank Young Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs, f. |. Marvin and two
daughters OF st. Adams passed sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. b. $. Jeffo' dH.-M Mrs.
Lucy Chaffee Is ill.,
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family went Friday to st. Adams to re
sidc.--Mr and Mrs. ID. r.. Bean attended
an Eastern Star meeting in Milton Friday
night.-Mrs. Selwyn White moved back
to her home In Georgia Tuesday.-Mrs,
Jen Fay Is confined to the house with
cold. winnie Shean came home from
Burlington Monday night Ill with cold
Pert Clay left Tuesday morning for South
Boston, where he has secured employ
ment on a stock farm.
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ST. GEORGE.

Gala Miles Of Monlton is Wis
ting hcr sister, Mrs. Obed Cough
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Wescott and family
Of Essex are t tho homo of NJ w
1Tnsdalc.-Ruth Allen of Shelburne is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Edward Kehoe.
Dorothy and Harold Aver are III
with the grin
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GRAND ISLE.

Ashley e. Hoag and Miss Alice NJ.
Parker, both of Grand Isle, were
united In marriage at the home of MI
and MIS- Edward James Parker grand
March -, at 1890 n. m, by the Rev.
parents of the bride on Wednesday,
j. $. Allen.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mr., and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
WESTTORD.

Mrs. Clifton Smith returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital Sunday.-Edward
=. Allen of Burlington and Maurice r.
Allen of Essex Junction are visiting at
John Allcn's.--The FortniFhtly club will
meet At Mrs. c. f. Macombers this
,f+o
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LAMGlL.L.E
STOWE.

home on Maple street. Ue had been I'm
feeble health for several years. The irn,u.-
date cause Of his death WAS an intact;
of the grip from which he was too weak
to rally. Mr. Harris was born In stowe
December 49, 1902, and nearly all Of his
long Hfo was passed here He Wa -
prosperous farmer and held many town
Offices I'm his younger years. His father,
Joel Harris Jr.. was born IN stowe I'm
1886, soon after the settlement Of tho
town. The elder Joel Harris camo 10
stowe from Colchester, Conn, ana was
one Of tho early settlers. Mr.. Harris4
mother was Mehitable Ak-loy, and e
was tho last survivor Of the family ot
six children. lie married Juno :, 1876
Miss Catherine Bridge ~ Elmore, WHIT
died February lo 1907 Of their oi-ht chill
dren. a dau-hier Miss la Harris, md
three sons, Lucius J.. Harris, whitman
J.. Harris and Fred II. Harris, reside In
stowe. and son. Oscar q. Harris, In
Springfield Mass. y daughter Mrs. Nettis
=. Holmes, and two sons, Benton j.
u NTs and Charles f. Harris, have bccR
d9ad many years. Among the grand
children, Robert Il. Harris resides 10
Louisiana, George =. Harris In Orange
y. d., ana Dwight Harris In St Johns
bury Inc funeral was held at the homt
at Two O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Funeral services for George a. Harris
We're conducted at his lat" home ON Maple
street Monday afternoon by the Rev.
r. I. Crane. The singers we're the Rev.
ana Mrs. A 9. 'ornWelI, Mrs. II. w.
Barro"s and II. W. Burnham; Mrs l.
Il. Harris. oreanist' The bearers were
Two song W. r. ana Il. L. ilsrils' ana Two
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North williston and will take possession
March %
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Continued ON mage H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-15
KAHN STILL BUSY
SEEING THINGS

Congressman Kahn spent most OF
this forenoon in company of Secretary
MottSmith in visiting quarantine
island, the Kalihi receiving station
and hospital, and generally in getting
acquainted with what the Territory
and Uncle Sam are doing towards
stamping out disease and protecting
the mainland from contagion.
Mr.. Kahn expressed himself as
much pleased with his experience. He
stated that the development of the
quarantine service here was a revela
ton him, and that no expense should
be spared by the federal government
in making this halfway point between
the Pacific Coast and the Orient al
that it should be as buffeter for the
mainlend.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-15
Of LATE
AUGUST OREIER

Cecil Brown, trustee of the estate
of the late August Dreier, has filed his
second annual account with a report.
He received on principal account 3d.
S23.25, which was transferred to in
come because of excess of income eX-
penditure in settlement of the estate
and the widows right of dover by the
executors. This was done in order to
preserve the estate intact and to pre-
vent a sale of securities and property
held as principal.
On April 4, 1911, Mrs. Anna Mark
ham, one of the beneficiaries, died
and to her estate has been paid 3d.
912.S1, leaving her one-fourth of ac-
crued net income from the date of
Dreiers death to that of her death.
Should the other beneficiaries insist
upon receiving their shares at once,
more of the principal will have to be
disposed of to meet such payments.
Last previous account showed a
debit balance in favor of the trustee
of $125924, which has been paid.
Since the filing c. last account Au
gust Dreier has come of age. Mrs
Frates and Edward Dreier are still
residents OF California.
Gross receipts from income and prin
cipal have been 47S2S.64 and the dis
bursements $73SO.5O, leaving a balance
treated as income of S44G.O5