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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Attraction at Peoples

Manager cakes of the Peoples the
alter is offering an attraction of es-
pecial merit with two big vaudeville
acts and choice assortment of pic
lures. Castelatt and Hall, in novel
ty comedy sketch written especially
for them by George Cohen, The act is
very clever and up to date arrange
ment of brstling comedy and rapid
fire wit. 1t is bound to please the pa
irons of the Peoples Another big
feature at this playhouse are the Hart
mans in a novelty musical act. Both
are exceptionally clecer musicians and
one of the specialties is a vocal selec-
ton with either accompaniment.
This duo will also present the famous
prison scene from II Trovatore which
should be a special feature of much
interest.
The management of this playhouse
will also offer choice assortment of
pictures for the patrons.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

-. Louis may provide a free die
spcnsarv in it's House of Detention
for children, soon 10 bc erected.
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Pictures at the Prison.

FlCtures ~ i've VFtSuV'
The men at the Marquette prison
have long been treated at intervals t.
various kinds of entertainments. such
as theatricals and concerts.
ono Of the most enjoyable of the
series was n moving picture exhibit
aion ON a Sunday afternoon recently
that continued for two and one halt
hours. Ten reels of films, consistin.
OF two picture programmes given at 4
Marquette theater during the proceed
ing week. were shown The men werc
highly elated.
Under an arrangement with the
theater management similar enter
tainment will be conducted at the
prison every three weeks during thu
winter season. Only men who hav,
earned the right by obedience to tn,
rules are permitted to attend. Thes,
include, however. practically evers
prisoner in the penitentiary, the con
Wet body for years having been u
model in good behavior and discipline.
.........
Drama at the Lyric.
The Lyric at Laurium opens Mon
dav with its own permanent stock
in the two-act comedy
drama, The Lights of New York.
which viii be the initial offering oil
the burgess Stock players. Miss La
Nora and MIR. Nestell will be seen il
the leading roles and will he support
ed 10y Edward Dupont. Mile DeVine.
Jack Rose, Gene Cook and Jane,
Hotchkiss. a complete scenic produc.
ton mas been built for the piece, which
promises to be one of the most preten
tious scenic equipments ever show
in Calumet or Laurium by any stock
company. Two performances will 10,
given each night. the first commenc-
ing at 1880 and the second at SIT
with special children's matinees every
and Sunday at $50. AS ad
vertised the prices for all perform
ances will be 10c to all seats at al
times and on Saturday and Sunday
at the matiness all children under
fourteen will be admitted for &c. Door,
az all performances will open hal.
hour before. the performance start
and as large crowds will be in attend
ance 1t is best to reach the thcater IL
plenty of time To secure good seats.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

Clarence Stanley, aged Is. has just
Completed a walk of $500 miles, Bos
ten to san Francisco and back
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

Bolivia is now spending 10000
goo on railway expansion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
JERICHO CENTER.

HAIRY Hoskins Is gaining rapidly.-Mrs.
Edward Ladue is able to sit up.-The high
school basketball team will play the Jeri-
cho Corner team Wednesday.-Mr and
Mrs. George Written and child visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy. Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott Beach We're
in Burlington Monday. evening
the Village improvement society held a
meeting at the parish house-Dr. Eddy
was in Burlington Monday The Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting will be held
at the parish house this week.-Mrs. w j
Nichols returned from fillmore Monday
where she has been visiting her sister
Mrs Huchin. for a few days.--The condi-
ton of John Fitzsimonds is improving. He
is expected home from the hospital before
long. Tho high school expect to give a
school party Friday EVENING". s. Shea
Of the university spent the Weekend with
Carl Moulton.-AmOng the guests at Mr..
Browns sugar house Sunday were
Gretchen Allen, Mrs Alma Whittmarsh.
Harold Hunt and Mr.. Shea from the Uni
versity Of Nermont.-Mrs Joseph Walton
is much better after suffering many
weeks from a nervous break -down.-Many
of the farmers are gathering their buck
cts and are preparing to close their sugar
season
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. c. y. North left Friday for WASH
ing, D. G.. where she is a delegate from
Hands Cove Chapter to the national con-
gress, daughters of the American Revolu-
tion.-The next meeting Of the Woman S
Missionary society will be with Mrs. l..
t.. Nottingham tO-day.-William Fl.
French OF Springfield, Mass, is the guest
Of his son, the Rev. G. w. French, at
the parsonagc.--Th damage to cuverts
and roads will exceed any of the last
few years. The damage is being repaired
as rapidly as the weather will permit.
Mrs. Ella Baldwin with her daughters
and mother, Mrs. Wolcot, are moving
to Bridport to a house recently purchas-
ed in the viilage.--W II. Stokes is pass
ing the week In Brandon.--Mrs. Peter
Pappineau is seriously ill.-Mrs G. II.
De Long entertained the Moravian club
pleasantly Tuesday. The club has had
an intcrmission because of bad travel.
inE.-E. II. Moore went to Brandon
Tuesday for few days.--The Barnum
Eul school will reopen on Monday with
Mrs. Kenneth Cook as instructor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
UNDERH1LL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Park II. Brown were in
Burlington Thursday.-M W. l.. Blais-
dell and daughter have returned from St
Johnsbury. MIR. and Mrs. Bert Booth of
Jericho were in town Thursday.-Another
school meeting was held Tuesday night
as the result OF the other meeting was
not satisfactory. c. E. Nay, F. s Jack
son and and the Rev. 4. H Sturges We're
appointed school directors. The Rev. and
Mrs. 4. Fl. Sturges attended the Meth
odst conference at Richford.-E c. Ellis
worth has returned.
Mrs. Ladd spent Sunday in Essex -
MI and Mrs. r. H. Brown have moved
into their new home.-Mr Mldram OF
burlington, a former teacher in the
school. was in town Tuesday for fishing
Miss Elizabeth Weidenbacker of Jericho
has been spending a few days at the home
of Mrs w l.. Blalsdell.-Mrs. Martha
Reynolds is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Sarah sworth.-There will be a
reception at the q. a. r. hall Friday
evening for the Rev, and Mrs. A. II.
Sturyes-Nlrs Mary Pope returned Mon
day from Cnderhlll Center. Several from
Underhll are planning to attend the dance
at Jeffersonvilo April ga dance will
be given at the O. A. r, hall MAY >,
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was sold recently by ] II. May of Bur
lington to George Munson, also of Bur-
linRton. The horses, harnesses and rigs
are the property of Mr.. Brigham.
A farewell reception was rendered the
Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Wnans in the
parlors of the Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening. They were pre-
scented with two expensive pieces of sill
vcrware. The reception was largely at
tended, and n literary and musical pro-
gram was followed by the serving Of
refreshments The Rev. H. A. Durfee
gave n short talk, Miss Marion Ellis
read. Della Cornell sang and Ralph
Bissonette played two piano selections.
II. A, Bailey made the presentation
speech and Helen Willard was the flower
| girl Mr.. Winans came here from
Round Lake, n. Y, four years ago and
during his pastorate has. made many
warm friends. His work here has been
highly commended and Mrs Winans has
always rendered valuable assistance. He
Will leave soon for Schaghtcoke, N Y.
The Rev. w. G. Hartin has been assigned
to the parish here.
At the annual election last night of
officers Of the Wtnoosld Steamer COM
L, II. Harvey, past captain, was re-
nominated but refused to run. The
other officers are: First lieutenant, Bert
st. Amour; second. Christopher Merrill;
clerk, Leo Abair; engineer, Joseph Gus
son; first assistant, Eugene Richard
second, Oscar Mayo; fireman. William
Reed; assistant, John Pouria auditors
John Snyder J. F. O'Sullvan; steward
oscar Mayo; chief. James Holloran
Short speeches were made by several
members, including the old and new
officers.
The remains of Henry Lavgne vii
arrive at 43O o'clock this afternoon
from Fair Haven, where he died yester-
day afternoon of pneumonia with which
he became III Saturday. He vas resi-
dent OF this place prior to 10 years agt
and was about IS yearo old. He is sur
vived by his wife, a son, George j
Lavlgne. and g daughter Mark Lafond
both OF Fair Haven. Ho also leaves TIVE
brothers, Moses Lavigne of Ferrisburl
and j W. Lavigne of this place AM
three sisters, Mrs. Antoine Wen o
Haverhill Mass, Mrs, William Smell
Burlington and Mrs. Joseph Gingras
this place The remains will be takel
to the home of J. w. Laviene on Plat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17

The funeral services of oliver Gordon,
a veteran of the Civil War, who died
Monday at his home in Addison
after long illness. were held
at St. Peters Church yesterday
morning The Rev. L. A. Vezina officlat-
ed and the bearers were George Young
Isaac Miller, William Crosby and George
Myers, Sr 1nterment was in the Cath-
Ole cemetery Miss Ada Crosby, teacher
of the second and third gradeso OF the YER
rennes graded school, left yesterday 10
visit schools in Brookline and Newton
Nass.--The Gage Cemetery association
will hold a maple sugar SOCIAL frloay
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r..
r Robinson literary and musical
nrogram Will be given. u son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fishman Tuesday
Mrs. Charles NJ. Grandy Is visiting her
sister. Mrs Alice Martin Of Burlington. -
Miss Frances Hobart has returned from
a visit to her mother in Cambridge.-Miss
Rehecca Abbott of Point st. Charles,
Montreal is visiting Mrs. John Donovan
Mrs. John H. Davidson of Lunenburg,
Mass. is visiting her cousin, Mrs w. W.
Bristol Vincent. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash. who has been critically III with
typhoid fever for two weeks, Is now con-
sldoTCd ott of danger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Jason Ravelin is not better
Ralph Orvs has gone to Burlington to
work at the experiment farm. James
Grace is visiting his son, John, in Bur
lngton.-Miss Sadie L. Orvis of Bristol
visited her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Delong of Bristol is a
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Cullen Shat
tuck.-Miss Grace Mathews is III with
the measles.-Several from here attended
the funeral of Enocn Young IN Bristol
Monday. he was n lifelong r"si lent of
this place until about five years ago he
sold his farm here and bought h1ne in
Lincoln, He was held in high eeteem b%
all who knew him.-Mrs. Philander Orvis
is ill.-Mrs. Jason Ravltn, who was re-
ported as gaining. IL not as wc,l.---l5arl
Orvis Of Acworth, y. H., Is working a,
the telephone line His wife and little son
are guests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred DIVISION account Of the illness OF
Miss Ellison school did not comntence in
the OrVls district Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
ORWELL.

Mrs, +. W, Curtis is in New YoiK.--Mr
and Mrs. Lewis Bessett have commenced
housekeeping. Miss Mary Williams has
returned from Rutland and opened her
houso,-Miss Anna Barron has returned
from Fair Havcn.--The Ladies' Sewing
society met Wednesday, the 18th, to
sew for the F'occar family, who wereburn-
I'd ont a few days ago,--Thc Rev r. j.
Cahill is still confined TO his oom.--Dr. r.
w McKibhon, formerly of Orwell, is at
the head of a hospital in stockton, CAL
Mrs. ". r., French returned to Newton,
Mass, last Week with her daughter
Mablc, who had been at home for the
Edste" vacation. The Rev. Father Welsh
Of Burlington has been sent here to re-
lieve Father Cahll, who is in feeble
health,--J f. Conway has the grip,-Mrs.
Rosco Bruce Is the housekeeper for W.
II. Root-1he selectmen have named T..
% Bishop, r. S. Hall and G, c. Phelps
as fence viewers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Edward p. Harris of Bloom
field, who has been visiting his fathe
left Wednesday morning for Richford
attend the annual session OF the Wei
mont Methodist conference.-Arthur 5
George, who has been in Warren, Mass
since the first Of last January, has r,
turned home-Charles W. TagRart of S
Louis, Mo. is the guest of his parent
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Taggart-M
Florence Hallock of Milton, \. Y, a
rived in town Friday evening to sper
the summer with her uncle and aun
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hazard She ";
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Ad
laide Hallock, also from Milton, who W
teach the spring term in school no. II.
A telephone has recently been INSTALL
in the residence OF w. w. Dessautels
Mrs. Homer Rodgers of Albany, y.
and Mrs. Henry Bssonette Of Chariot
have returned to their homes after spen
ing a week with their parents. Mr. al
Mrs. f. G.. Dartt.-Charles Dow, who h
been i'll for a week or more, Is now a,
to be out.-Timothy Stebbins. who h
been i'll for sometime, is failing and
now confined entirely to the bed.-Pr'
4. l.. Emo is the guest Of his mother, NJ
Phoebe Emo, at the Wooster farm.-R
pairs on the village schoolhouse are COZ
peted and school opened Monday for I
spring term with Mrs. Thorpe as teach'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
GRANVILLE.

The selectmen have bought of John r.
N.nton a piece of land joining Elmwood
cemetery to extend the yard northward
Mrs. w. y. Archer and three children
of Braintrec are in town visiting Mrs
Archer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Bagley.-F. D. Lamb has returned from
West Somerville. Mass, where he and
his wife have spent the winter Mrs.
Lamb will come later and they will re-
side at their summer home at the villa ge.
-Berney Swinger of Rochester was in
town Sunday, accompanied by Lasarnie
Demas.-Bert Davenport. who was found
dead supposed TO have been drowned, at
the time OF high water was a native of
this town, the son of Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Davenport. He was over 60 years old.
He has no near relatives and his where
abouts had not been known for some
time. He is survived by a number OF
cousins in town.--Mr. and Mrs. G.
Ford We're called to Rochester last Sat
urday by the death of their niece. Mrs,
Claude Farr, who died at the sanitarium
in Randolph
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
ESSEX JUNCTION.

quiet wedding took place at noon
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ ". chapman, when Dr. J.. W, Han
son ard Miss Susanna !. Daty OF Mont
pelicr were married by the Rev Will
liam Shaw. pastor Of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, Montpelier. The couple
left on the evening train north and will
be at home, after May /, at the River
side. Montpelier
William p. Wiley, aged Co. died Friday
evening shortly after seven O'Clock at hia
home on Park street. following an illness
dating from shock on March 9. Mr..
Wiley had been lifelong resident Of this
village. In early life he learned paper
manufacturing, a trade h followed for
nearly so years in the Hunter & Shiland
paper mills and was foreman in that es-
tablishment when it burned in 1895. For
the past seven years he had been superin-
tendent Of the village water works. Mr..
Wiley is surv' ed by one sister, Mrs.
Ellen j. Steve..s, ana one brother. George
r Wiley. His wife died three Years
ago.
A new departure in public school life
here came into existence Monday when
classes in domestic science were organ
izod Teachers from the University of
Vermont the Misses Wheeler and Dur
fee. have been secured to give lessons
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and will continue until the close of the
school year. a number of ladies have
been asked to assist and have expressed
their willingness to do SO. This new
cours, was brought about by Miss Min
nit Hays, union superintendent. who for
some time has urged the project. room
in the old high school building has been
fitted up and made adequate for the needs
of the department.
Mrs. John Sheeran. an elderly woman
who lives on Brigham hill, about four
miles from the village, has broken both
| hips by a fan. She is in n critical con-
drion.
Some years ago charter was granted
for a trust company in this place, and
! several village people have decided to or
| ganize under this charter, \ banking
! house will he built on the site of the hard
ware store occupied by Ebert Keith, who
will move his business into rooms being
! fitted up in the brick hotel property,
/ which is owned by the village.
O. 5. Nichols has purchased the undi-
vided half interest of the firm of Nichols
& Parker, contractors and builders. Mr..
| Parker died recently. Mr. Nichols has
begun business under his own name. he
has the contract to remodel the
north wing of the old brick
hotel into store with plate
glass front and steel ceiling, to be occu-
pied by Mr. Keith. Mr. Nichols is COM
pleting repairs and changes for Walter b
johnson in his garage and cold storage
house
A, r. Lonergan has been granted a t1ft'
class or druggist license by Selectmen II
| W. Sinclair, George Gates and @. 5. Men
o's. This is the first license of this kind
ever granted here, The only other licenses
were the first and second-cass licenses
held by Walter b. Johnson the first year
| of the license law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Kings Daughters will hold their
postponed green sociable at the home OF
Mrs. Calvin Martin Friday evening"
There were no services at the Methodist
Church Sunday as the pastor, DR.. {. y
Curtis, was in Saratoga attendins the
conference.-Clark Webb and George F..
Ball Of Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting IN
town.-Miss Lora Dean has returned to
Essex Center to teach the spring term
Of school, THE Martin House was bought
at auction last week by Carlos Martin
Royce Boardman of East Mddlabury
spent Sunday at Mrs Flora Harringtons
Mr., and Mrs. George Willard have NOV
ed into their new home recently purchas"
ed Of Mrs. Lucind- Alen.-Joseph stone,
who has been confined to the house by
illness, is able to be out again. Tho
Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs, James Field
and the eight ladier present hemned
rugs recently woven by Mrs. George Will
iams.-J. b, Williams and family of Char
lotte were entertained by Mrs, Carlos
Martin Oh Sunday.--The schools are all
In .cssion with Miss Jane BOLTON teacher
,n district No. 2; Miss Dolton in the Col
Inns district; Miss Keith of Essex in the
Greenbush district; and Mrs, Ray Royce
In district /, which was week later than
the others in beginning owing TO re"
| cases Of n1easles.-Layton Elliott Is con-
fined at home on account OF illness -M
F Muzzy. who has been delayed Oh ae~
count Of the bad condition OF the roads,
left Monday morning for Enosourg Falls
| Mrs. Mary Bull, who has been H. is
able to be up and around the mousse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
LINCOLN.

Mr-. Alice Sipes is much worse, with
spinal trouble Her daughter, Mrs. La
ban Hurburt OF Middletown. Conn, has
come to care for her.-Lincoln Tucker is
much worse.-Mrs. E. II. James is better
w. II. Huag, who has been i'll with the
grip, is bottcr.--Allen Lee, who has been
visiting at his home for a week, has re-
turned to his work in Ferrsburg .-Enoch
Young is i'll with pneumonia at his daugh-
ter's, Mrs. r. e. Guindon. in Bristol and
is not expected to live--Mrs. Walter Irish
and Miss Luna have gone to their .;chools
in Nersennes and Addison,Mrs. Maxey
Dow is slowly recovering from the grip.
Mrs f. +. Stcadman Of Bristol is caring
for her.--Mrs. Jane Colby is about the
same.-Mrs. James Melaven of Milton is
visiting her daughter, Mrs W. F. Ken
nedy.--Mrs. Walter Colby. who has been
i'll with the grip, is bettcr-Mr. and Mrs.
William circuit left for their new home
in Rockville, Conn, Tuesday. kate
Moody and Nellie Sargent have returned
to the Bristol high school. The industrial
will meet to-day with Mrs. L. f. Thayer
Mrs. David Lafatte of Middlebury visit ed
her brother, w. ]. Brown, Sunday.--Mrs
w j. Brittell and children of Bristol are
visiting at Howard BroolI's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ratio Jennings have returned from st.
Adams and are at their sons at the
Stewart farm.-Girdin Whittier of Han
cock is in town. He is to go to Texas
Mrs. Tatro, daughter of Moses Carpenter,
took a dose of iodine Monday, which she
thought was cough medicine, At present
she is doing well.-The funeral of Enocf
YounS was held at the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ernest Guindon, in Bristol Mon
dD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

schools commenced Monday with Miss
Lila Goodrich Of Hinesburg as teacher
here and Mrs Alma Taft at Hanksvlle.- -
Daisy, the young daughter of James
SWIMMER. is seriously i'll with diphtheria.
A large number Of the friends of Miss
Lena Miles gave her a surprise party
Thursday evening, it being her 18th birth
dav Dancing and games We're enjoyed
and refreshments were served. Henry
Russell who has been i'll with the
measles, is hetter-Miss Hazel Liberty of
Starksboro was an over-Sunday visitor
hcre.-Ralph Brewster, who has been at
work in New Hampshire, has returned,
The Rev d. I. Conlan of Providence,
r l. will supply the desk here Sunday
al the usual hour,-Mrs Jessie Carpenter
will entertain the Ladies' society April
"a Mt the hall-Daisy Swinyer. who is
still seriously i'll with d!phtheria, is a
little better-Mr, and Mrs, Roy Kimball
have gone to New Hampshire, where
they have employment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
HANCOCK.

Mr. and Mrs. George Farr were called
to Randolph last week by the death of
their daughter-in-law, Mrs Claude Farr.
at the sanitarium, where she went for an
operation. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hanks of
Warren visited her sister the first OF the
week. Mrs. Buttles, Mrs, Hanks mother,
returned with them to spend a few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Buttles OF Bethel
are visiting at John Buttles and Drill
Hanks'.-The village school began last
Monday with Miss Malvina Davis teacher
The w. c. r. L. will meet April q with
Mrs, q. r. Church.--Herbert Church has
returned to Massachusetts after being al
home six weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

II. A. jackson underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the hospital
Tuesday mornine.-Mrs. j. e. Conant
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Currier.
in Morrisville over Sunday.--E. NJ. Davis
was in Johnson Monday.-Andrew Part
low visited his father at Johnson Sun
day-At the annual village meeting
Tuesday evening the following officers
were elected: Prcsidc mt J. A Gallagher;
first trustee. John STOREY; second trus-
tee, j, II. McLoud; clerk and treasurer,
&C.. 7. PierC street commissioner. A. j.
Larabee collector, V. w. Rand audi
tors, George James, John r. Stewart,
d. L. Mcclure; survey of wood bark
and lumber, w. j. Perrin; chief cngi-
neer, +, r, Larabee; first engineer c,
a. Stanford; second engineer, j. e,
Howieson fire wardens, j, A La Joy,
w. II. Clarke, NJ. G. Morse, J. W. Her
sey; voted $3.50 for hand concerts, to fur
nish hospital lights free of charge. to
furnish gymnasium lights free Of charge
when used for gymnasium purposes, a
tax OF 10 cents on the dollar, $50 extra
compensation to collector of taxes, il
collected to satisfaction of trustees.