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LOST eANKBOOkS.

LOST or. STOLEN Handbook 40. 1854 ~
Tho German savings Bank in tho city OF Nc"
York corner lth ave and l1th st.. issued Ia
William | coleman. All persons are 'auuou' =
.pairst n.gufigtiug the same. II not returned
TO M, hank on the 18th day of Jauusl. 1917, a
duplicate viii be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No. 2&.5ie OF
tho German sa,iug0 Bank IN IN" CitN ot Nov
YORK corner fth ave. and IAN ST. ltsu'1 =,
Min, Weller, IN trust Tor Annie Weller NJ
uortous arr cautioned against negotiating thf
saru. II not returned to tho tank on the 10Th
dsy or January. 1917: durcat" wili b' i'sueo
RANKHNOK No 4a6 1jl ~ the Union PIN
Savings Bank is uiissiuG. Any p"rspu having
a claim 10 n l. hereby called uron Z" pfes"I'I
In, same Within t"H dsyt. ar submit 20 haNinh
said rassi-nok cancelled and H nTw on" issued
LOST Rsnkbooi SO I542 Bank f0r saving
80 an ave. Sew York. la' tn'nt ftopiFH
Please return book 10 hank
Lost Handbook SO 935 3i7 Bank for savings
"Sh 4th ave. Sew York. Payment stopped
Pleas. return book 70 bank
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wnin,I9r nJiIrIor woodwork No 81 East 9th street,
ST3o Ci,fSs,o Creditor: Gustave Possenl' 10 Io'
5000 W. LudVlgh, feceN'''
THT THHTTGENE F. AND WILLIAM J. MCAk.
Rross Wno W compose the firm Of McCaLatmE ~,
avenue; lnvoiuHtsrv JaSili}ISs. NT lie $S.775; no
dfasSi. aSse SJ Creditors NJ Groh's Sons. SlooW'
arIs nna m;. .D;,istlling Company $l20o. and Sen
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92nd street.

WINl FTINVN'
The approximate amount Of the lien or charss
20 satisfy which the above described properly
Sy.d ,hipt"en, and as 100 dollars lf28. .63i 25).
pith interest thereon from the 5th day ot Jan.
uerv 1910 together with costs and allowance
sSnSSn,n,In1 "a Three hundred ninety Eight and
5 5aIioo dollars 1885 90 With int.r.'t from Jan.
usry 5th 1912 together with the expenses OF
,sa saIt The approximats amount OF the taxes
ssssssnsnts and water rates. or other liens.
~hich are to be allowed TO the purchaser out ot
Tnur hUndTed forty-ssven and st-loo dollars
1S44T 81 and interest ~ ,o,,
Dated Nev FORK January otll lpls
WILLIAM s. BENNET. Referee
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5000 from the preceding year. The freight
traffic of the company's steamship lines IN
creased i12 $50 tons, or 26.75 per cent, but
the revenue thcrefrom showed decrease
of S2.773. There was an Increase OF S'o5'
in the revenue received from the transpoi-
fatiOu of tho mail
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PRICE OF COPPER ADVANCED.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE Calumet and Hecia
Copper Mining Company to-day advanced
its price for the metal TO l5 cents In bn-
rope and lia. cents in the domestic mar
ket This move was construed in the trace
rs indicating that the company had with
drawn from the market temporarily. 30
far as could be asCertalned no better thah
l45s cents had been obtained for lake
coppCr
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increase
The balance sheet. As Of June 30 last
shows cash in banks and with agents
amounting 10 S.JSI517: total current as
sets, $T.1aS.7S7 total current liabilities. ST.
2a4. 81 snd total assets and liabilities Of
80. .o35,37s
The report shows that tho freight traffic
Of the railroad increased by $500 tons.
or more than - per cent. over the prcced-
ing year. while tho revenue derived from
freight traffic increased s25.6o6. or los per
cent. Tho number Of passengers carried
increase by 1a.5S5 but the gross revenue
received from the transportation Of pas
.senGers showed Gocreas" ~ approximately
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PANAMA RAILROAD. YEAR
Gross Revenue Falls Of, While Net
Shows Gain Over 1910.

The annual report OF the Panama Rail
road Company for the fiscal year cndod
June ~. 1911, was issued on Wcdnesdd!
The income account compares with the
preceding year as follows
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
III FULTON 81

ST PREMl; COt'RT. COUNTY OK NEW YORK.
priSCi ITamWr. Plaintiff, against Abraham
Jacob o. al. Defendants
IN pursuance Of Judgment ot foreclosure and
-aln duly made and entered IN the above entitled
action and bearing date the 18th day or October.
1911. l. the und~rsgned. the Referee IN said
Judgment named VIII sell ~ public aHction. at
Zoe the Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York.
tine 26th day of January. 1912 Il - o'clock
noon on that day, ~ JOSEPH i. DAY, Nu"
tiouccr. the premises directed ~ said Judgment
a. be sold. an. therein described aF follows.
ALL that certain lOt. piece or parcel Of land
with the building ana Improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being in the Borough
or Manhattan, City. County and stat" or New
YORK bounded and described follows. TO Wit.
of Eighty secOn6 street distant One hundred
100, feet Eagiorlv from the SOuiheastcrly corner
OF Sc -ond &Venue and Eighty second street 5nt
iurniug thcns SOuth"Tly aud parallel with Sec
oud Avenue One hundred ard two 109 feet. two
y, inches 20 the centre linc Of the block. thence
Enstrrlv along said centre line of the block
TN,cntv hyo go f"ct. thence NoTtherly and
ss.in uaraIlel with Second Avenue one hunired
and tVo uO2l feet two ~ inches to the south
friy side or Eighty second street. and thence
n, .terlv along tho siouihcrly side u said last
toint or Mace or beginning. said promises being
Known ~ Number 3U6 East Eighty second street.
Det.d New York. November 2lst 1911
ROGER N PRYOR, ESQ. RefeIce
HENRY f. RnTTI Attorney for PialntIn "o-
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
The following is q diagram ~ tho property 10
be sold: It's street number is COS East SD street.
East S2l street
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.r,,, ,npro.irnate amount Of the lien charge
~ ..t,-f,; which the above described property Il
m he sold ,s Nine thousand nre hundred ana eeN
.Iteen dollars and my cents He'ii %,, WIN
i,,.y..t thereon from the i1th day OF OctonHr.
igiI together with costs ana allowance ainouht
ing 10 Three hundred ana tWcnty s.h oo,b' doi'
-, ,vith ,nterest. from October lIth, 1911, TO
rI,t.r rIth the expenses OF the sale. Tn" ap
proxImste amount Of the taTes' assessments ana
water rses or SEGr ng'' o,t Of 1he purchsss
money. or paid BY the Referee is $'''.o' ana
h'iest nstsS New York. November 2lst. 1911.
ROGER \. PRYOR, Retere--
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW loRk'
-saTsb T. Mcpherson. ~ General Guerdan
and other, Psinti oS4ssnc. SSsnsI .oo of judgment
OF foreclosure and sale. duly MADE ald entsren
IN the above entitled action and oeaInlg al,'
The 5th day OF January 1912 l. the undersignea ign q;
,bo Referee in said judgment named VIII sell al
w,blic auction. al the Exchanse sslesroom' Nos.
it-i6 vesey street. In the Borough Of Manhattan
i'tv Of New York. on the lst day Of February
1912 at Il O'Clock noon on that cay, ny Josepn
p Day Auetion'sT thS pTen,tss ,ss,.in Ssscrbed
a. foIIows: ALL that plot OF land In the City
ana County Of New York, with the buildings
thereon, bounded and described as iqHows ,is., Bs
Aysnue distant siXty-eight feet 1vo inches
northeriy from the Intersection OF tho westerly
tido OF Firet Avenue and the northcrly Slle ,N ot
sIx,y-Second street, snd running thence westerly
s,,, ,,,b sixty second Street sixty four feet
ihenrn norihsrly parallel with First Avenue
tbirty-two feet: thence east'rly parallel win
siYty-s second street siSty-four feet 10 the west
crIv side Of First Avenue and thence southerlF
s,nns tho westerly side OF FIRST Avenue thirty
two feet TO the point OF beginning 49,,
Dat.d New York, January 9th. 1912
WILLIAM :. BENNET. Referee.
HAROLD r. LIPPINCoTT. Attorney for Plain
tIns ~ Nassau street Borough of Manhat-
tan CITY Of New York.
The following H. diagram of the property u
be sold; ns street Numbers arc ll"5 and 1877
First Avenue.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
MAID --Idsht colorcd. like 10 care for gentle
men" cr ladies aIartment. Stevens, i32 Wet
1880 st.
Nt'RSI.-Gcrman ana English. experienced IN
fant's nurse: five years last employer, has
friend house worker, cook and laundress: good
baker. city or out. Moro" 5 Agency, IN Lch-
lnEtou ave. corner 5S,h 81.
WASHING. -Colored woman wishes family
washing by week Dozen 80 years refer
erces; terms reasonable. lG6 West 1921 St
Phone 1864 Mornirgsids
WAITRESS -PARLO ORMAID. Neat. tall Nor
HeRIsn girl, excellent waitress. understands
her work thoroughly: rest references. Oster-
berg's Agcnry. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1888
Plaza.
WAITRESS. Rv an Austrian girl: dvo years
,,r.rituCa. references: private family. clty or
country near by; 20 cards Call three days. 2ii
East 3ath st 'front.' bell.
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AUTOMOBILES.

,r-roNrRuE. COATES GOSHEN LIMoI
sine. 30 H =. car 5 GALLNShl. -
ProadwRy.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Butler yALET. Cns.''h. ,horoosliL, r,ys1 sTg1
rruccd. VIII rs,eI. highest personal Trte.
euc-s Industrial Association Agency IL west
42d 81. Phone N21o BrEen,. ,.--.---.------
FTGyJSH C0T.FLE on gentlenans country
place vile as hous"keepeI man nan r.ssrsncas cVsTIla
gardener: also HANDY With tools gooo reference
JAPANESE COrPLE.- Man eEC"ilrnt 'ooE ana
butler. VII" as maid I'm mail fsmily, eltX or
anss, s. N. g.. \. Il Concord Pc, BROOKLYN.
Female.
CTIANRTTNI AID MATTRESS bouue. attrac-
two appearance: well trained: & best n,io city per
Ng;lcncy' ;l Il west i@d st. phone. 14s1 BRYANT.
ClIAMRERNiAIU WAITRESS. -- Noat, willing
and abgns best Gy r,erG,n,G,%o.; Sg ,gs1Cy go'I T.
West 42d ST. Phone 52lo nryant. ..-
CIAMBERMAI WAITRESS. -- Neat. willing
obliginE swedish girl: very god aL.n,s walsIes'
chsmheTmaid: best references. -; OsIrIueIB
Agency. 7lG Lexington dNc. Tel l~'"-fIa1@'
CHAMBERLAIN aud WAITRESS. neat
prcsriur N"r""gian girl W,iiilins. ana ,ll "nll|-
ing. SD. good reference. W lS"H Nh'''''
III East 18th ~. r'l 22-! Plaza.
CcOK.-Ncat. excellent. swedish, very good
cook manager with or without Htchenmaid' :
four years last place. excellent city references
sac Osterberes Agency. IlO Lexington ave.
Tel 1859 Plaza.
COOK and LN'NDREss. CHAMRERMA1D and
WAITRESS Irish girls. do 'n'le NnrN
Drt,atc fanrii,. CITY or country Morrow Agency,
=
1928.
COOK. Young irish girl. two years "Nceli@nt
reference. NJ Miss lloinavors Agency. 20
aa2 -th ave ninth aoorl. Telephone 452' Mad
iscu square.
TO0,;.- scotch Protestant. competent. willing.
oA,Icirg good references. $50. Wilson =
Agency. ~ East 18th -. Tel -2=t flaz'.
cot PLE-CcDk and butler; 4" cutire work pTl-
ysta family; 20 any distance. highly recon-
r,enerd Morrow = AErucy. ~ Lexington ave.
corner Ssth -. ToL 1922 Plaza.
GENERAL HOTSEWORK or NURSE Seat
,ourr Norwegian girl: very good ugStsilE maid
or laundrsss. hest references, SO Osttrberg =
Agency. as Lexington ave. I"L I"Hh-fiAE'.
nor sTNORK Ffl.-. Young Protestant: rity fam
Uy apartment ~. Miss iinfmayrrs Agency
600 222 9Th sv". lnin'h Hoor'. Telephone f3%' -
Madison square.
OrSEWOEKFR landed sirl. willing
90 l.arn. Wilson's Agcuc'. lil East 51ih 'f
TIL 1924 Flaz.
%I.RSE- rs Young Norwegian sirl. IN refined
family. Tor child tro 90 four years oli or
oIIorl, lady. willing 90 do sowing aud meUling
exceedingly rsl recommended Marie Abraham
, cen. - Maiden Lane.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

NATrHNAN around buildings. NJ porter. b! 2
man # middle age. bost references Ri'harh
son, 3l4 9th 81, Brookl,n n -
Y0I-,SC MAN. o. wants position, good e1uca~
zion. p.itn : years fs- orahe reference. travel
linz preferred. persona interview appreciated
p N T.. tribune onice --------.-.--
Y0T@NG Man With library oSperisuce. 7ishes
~ sition for evening work. 2. ;. Bo1 l"'
Tritume Chi"".
Y,I so MAN. han1,. Want' work. Of any hin'
Tr-er COS ftt Ir'.
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Eenele.

A GE%II. .EvoMAN. midd." asei d'.h4s 70
~ .rt9aerleTt supr.yisioE housekeAper secretary
so,rernu hourly reading highest references Nn-
iro5s Inlustrio,s Box 8. Tribune oticr.
nRTSSNAKTR wishes work nv day or ""eh
Miss Peterson, 80 East 18th 81 ---
.GGNEP<F~S --ltInau. teaches FTench, ~
,sIan ,n-i-e ci.r-t of children, kesr "srd
-. ir ,rdnr. s-csl,ant references. Won "
Mss riz,Tt~sl4.E bureau. 500 5'h ave En-
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
STF.N OGEArHER aud TYFENRlTER.-bN
psr'enced. must be quick and accurate
Address ! r.. Bog -. Tribune once
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Isles WILSON'S Employment Agency
-. shonc 222i Plaza. l4l East 5tth 81. sun ~
oi-, nrst class servants TO private families Al
references Investigated.
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EXCURSIONS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ROAD MOUSE AND GkRAGl Jar! g |
AND TYPEWRlIEHs
AUCTION SALES.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Na.sso g. cs,sos,o: c.,os
nee. All makes taken part payment; bargains
IN iinderwoods. Remingtons. divers smltns.
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AN TASSMAN. manufacturer Of
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LOWELL.

Philip Paronto has sold his tenement
house to s. r. Wells of lrasburg, which
will he occupied by his son, T.. T.. Wells
who is in the employ of Guy Kinslcy
for the season. q. Stannard spent n
few days last week in Fitch Bay. =, g.,
where his wife. Mrs. Stannard, is staying
with her mother, who is III Milo Hines
has been appointed health officer in
place of w. A. Blake, resigncd.-Measles
have again made their appearance In
town; a case has developed in the fami-
~ of Mrs. A. c. Austin School In the
primary room was closed the first Of the
week on account of illness of the teacher,
Miss Chloe Kelley.-Charles Long of AL
bany is in town.-Fred Diette has moved
into the ground floor Of the Robidean
tenement and Jacob Robstoy into the
basement OF the same building.-Among
those from out of town to attend the
funeral Of A. c. Austin, who died April
% was his son, Arthur Austin of North
ampton. Mass, his daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Richards OF Sprin gfield, Mass. his broth
or and nephew. Herbert and Abortion
Austin of St Adams. Mr. and Mrs. James
silver and Mr. and Mrs, Loren silver
Of Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curtis
and Mr. and Mrs f. Curtis OF Westfield
Mrs Armslr and Is. IL. Wheeler Of
| Newport Center.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

At a hearing at White River Junction
Saturday afternoon before Gilbert A.
Davis of Windsor. referee in bankruptcy,
the trustee, K. L. Stevens, was author
ICED to reopen the White River Tavern
at Hartford village for business \
hearing relative to the petition TO sell
property was postponed two weeks.
This hotel has been closed since last fall
and its affairs have been IN litigation in
the bankruptcy court.
The annual meeting OF the Hartford
Village Improvement society was held
Monday evening and the following off,
GERS elected President, Charles NJ Cone:
vice-president, E. A. Mitchell: secretary
treasurer. L. s. Newton. Committees on
tree planting. street cleaning, sidewalks,
school gardens and entertainment were
elected also. The matter Of the disposal
Of rubbish. etc, was brought up for dis
cussion and a committee is to take
charge of this phase Of the work. tina
committee to consist>C the president and
two others 10 be selected by him. The
matter Of a suitable Fourth OF July cele-
bration also received attention. The en-
tertainJnent committee Is to look after
this and work in connection with thu
Hartford Ladies' Reading club
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HYDE PARK.

At the annual village meeting
J." ". Moves was elected presi-
dent; James Eaton. clerk; trustee for
three years. Noyes Wood; two years. w.
D. Strong; one year, Y +. Badger: wa ter
and light commissioner. II. a. Noyes;
auditors, w. G. Maxheld. S. B. Waite. D.
II. Scribner; tax collector. W. ID. Strong:
tax, 20 cents; so was voted the firemen.
Voted TO issue electric light bonds to the
extent of $4,000.
Mrs. F. W Slavery. the mother ~
Charles r, Slavery, proprietor OF the Hyde
Park Inn. died Monday afternoon Of old
age. after a few weeks illness She was
81 years old. Mrs. Savery came here last
October when her son bought the hotel.
She was a native OF Benson. but lived
many years In Salisbury and Brandon.
Her husband, Frank W Savery VINO was
merchant In Brandon several years, died
in 1895. Mrs, Slavery is survived by two
sons, Charles Il. of this place and c. X.
OF New Haven. Conn. and daughter
Mrs. r. Fl. WEIGH Of Pittsfeld. Mass. The
remains were taken 70 Brandon Wed.
nesday morning and the funeral was held
there in the afternoon.-rhe fire de-
partment was called out Monday after
noon by fire in the home OF Mrs. Isadore
Thorp. The burning out Of a chimney
was the cause and the hre was ex.
ting,nshed before any great damage was
done.-The Rev. Mr.. Lamb closed his serv-
Ices as pastor of the Congregations
Church Of this place, giving a very inter
est'ng and impressive discourse before
large audience. He goes to his new field
Nest Brattleboro, this week
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

:, G. Cummins died Sunday night at sew
on o'clock at his home on College street
after IA long Illness with cancer Of the
bladdS lie was born in Montpelier
August 8, lS2,; was educated in the public
schools of Montpelier and November ~.
1873. married Maria Phoebe Merriam of
Millbury, Mass, who died March 3, 1862
December ?. 1863 he married Mary Francis
EllLs Of liardwick. In 1895 Mr.. Cummins
engaged in the marble business with
Henry cobb In 1871 MIR Cummins formed
n partnership with william \. and Ros-
we'll Is. Peck and for % years the firm
conducted a tannery on Worcester branch,
lie was director and vice president of
the First National bank OF Pierre. S. ID.
or seven children born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummins four with Mrs Cummins sur
vive; Annie NJ, widow of Fred f.. Pitkin,
OF this city Burton Albert a prominent
banker OF Pierre, = D. Flora May, wife
of Frank Y. Howe of Bennington; Hare
Oren. civil and mining engineer, who
left som" months ago ON "A tour of the
world for large corporation. The fun
eral was held at two O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon the Rev j Edward Wrigh,
and the Key. Ward r. Clark officiating
! with burial in the cutter cemetery
Two hrnland"rs who were In the third.
| class cabin on the Titanic have arrived
III 'raht'N'll" to work at the auarries
| IheN speak no English but have told
reii"W rims that they jumped when the
snip went down and were able to swir
until picked up.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Tho Aggies discussed the merits of Taft
and Roosevelt Monday evening.--The mail
is being brought here now in new auto
mobile. This is the third automobile that
hns been started to carry tho mail. They
have not been successful so far.-Mrs.
Jack Race was taken Ill Sunday night. II
il understood that the caLse of her trouble
was gall stones. The Rev. Mr. Bradford
of Bangor Me-. Theological Seminary Is
expected to preach at the Congregational
Church Sunday .-!The following officers Of
Phoenix lodge. No. rs. f. and A. NJ, were
Installed Tuesday evening: Charles I.
Boyden. W. NJ. Arthur NJ Vaughn, s.
w; John c. Shurburn. ]. w; Arthur @.
Osgood, treasurer, A. j. Huse. secretary:
n. n. Hayward, s. -: n. W. Holden. ].
D.: Alfred G. Wells, s. s.; Fred l.. bud
Icy. J. s.. the Rev. j. w Chesbrn, chap
lain: s. s Whitcomh. tyler. The installing
officer was y. l. Boyden, past master OF
the lodge
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shorter noon hour. closing at three o'clock
in the afternoon This arrangement Is to
last through the balance of the schoo,
year--The regular meeting OF Beulah
Chapter, O. f.. s., will be held In Ma
sonic hail this evenng.-Williain Allen.
who has been confined to the house for
several days. Is somewhat improved and
expects to he able to return to his work
in the pelton meat market soon.-Mrs.
Emma Mcintyre Is expected here next
week 10 open her house for the summer. -
VI. ". Miller was about town in wheel
chair Wednesday. Mr.. Miller is much
better.-W. e. Rand, Jr.. arrived from
Boston Monday night to remain for a
few weeks with his parents while recov-
eiing from n severe Illness. Mrs Erwin
Whitcomb arrived Sunday night from
Boston to pass a few days with her hus-
hand Mt tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S S.
Whitcornb.-Mis Evelyn Morse passed
Tuesday in town
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PRIZE READING AWARDS.
First Went to Freshman. Second and
Third to SOphomOres.

The arst prize in the Julia Spear prize
reading contest held At the Billings IL
brary last evening was won by Miss
Edith Gates Of the freshman class while
representatives of the sophomore class
carried away the lesser honors The
second prize went to Miss Ruth Durfee
and the third TO Miss Ruth Rogers. The
reading was that of a continuous story
Mrs Gaskells Crawford" The book Is a
simple yet beautiful tale of homely life
in the village of Crawford. The plan ~
reading continuous story instead of
numerous selections was A good one, for
and the thread of the story sustained IN
tercst. The reading was done in an eS-
tremely natural style and in its excel
lencc It reflected credit on MIR. Clancy,
instructor in public speaking. Mrs. \.
r Hawes. Miss Mabel Southwick and
the Rev. c. J. Staples awarded the prizes.
while President BENTON presided over the
exercises. The program:
Hazel Ruth Spinney-Our Society.
Gladys Bedell-The Captain,
Ruth Preston O'Sulivan,
a Love Affair OF Long Ago
Georgia Elizabeth Clifford,
| A Visit to an Old Bachelor.
Mary Augusta IaVelle-Poor Peter.
| Ruth Mott Durfee Visiting,
Mabel Nancy Watts-The Panic.
| Edith Rehecca GATES stopped Payment
Ruth Marie Rogers Friends in Need
Bernardne kimbal-A Happy Return.
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MIDDLEsEX.

Milo Nelson has six men working on
his portable mill.-Mrs. Angie NewhaH
went Thursday to Randolph TO see her
mother, who Is IN the sanitar'um for
treatment. She found her doing well and
will leave tho institution this Week.-Mrs.
Fanny Morse and carl French. both OF
Waterbury, were over-Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Moulton.-Gtlhert
Miles, who came hom, III from BurinS-
ton. where he is taking business course.
was so much improved that he returned
Monday The infant son, aged Is months
of Mr. and Mrs John FNlsome died Mon
day In commissions. caused by Indigestion.
Fred Hutchinson of Randolph called on
Mr.. and Mrs l.. q. wilder saturday en-
route from Canada to his home.
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ROCHESTER.

Union services were held at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday morning Il
being a farewell service In honor Of tho
Rev. W. II. Watson. who goes to North
bridge, Mass. The house was Allied and
the choir rendered special music. The
large congregation showed the high es-
TEEN in which Mr.. Watson was held
by all denominations in the community.
He will go TO Northhridge with the best
wishes of all. Their will be farewell re-
ception rendered the Rev. and Mrs. Wat
son at DR.. c. L. Merr!ams Monday even
ing.-The district Christian Endeavor
convention will be held in the Congre-
gational Church saturday, May A.
Work will he commenced on the roads
at West Rochester this week.-The Green
Mountain Flooring mill has started It's
plant again.-W. II. McCray has leased
the meadow owned by Mrs. o. J. Nor
row.-Mrs. Alexander Is working at Fred
Austins-Nark Tucker has returned
and will begin work this week on the
cellar of Frank KennedyS new house
Y. ] McGowan has moved to the place
no recantly purchased