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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White is home for tho hol-
iday recess with her mother. Mrs. NJ, w.
Hinsdale.- and Mrs. Lawrence yelling
err entertained IL of their relatives at din
ner Christmas day.-Master Alfred
,lough Is able to be out after being con-
fined to the house a few days with hard
cold.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Wescott AMI
two sons, Vernon and Robert. of Essex,
were in town for Christmas. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T.. Hinsdale and daughter, Lucy,
spent Christmas day in Hinesburg with
Mrs. IInsdale's mother Mrs. Iiinsdale re-
NAMED to pass this week with her mother.
The Ladies' Aid will give their annual
New Years reception to the townspeople
Friday evening, December Sl--There was
n large attendance at the community tree
Christmas eve. The children sang carols
ana each child received candy and pre- =
cnt. The tree at tho church was also well
attended. w. V. Beach of North iIatley,
Que. and Miss Clairo Beach, who Is at
lending BridgeWator Normal school IN
Massachusetts, spent Christmas at their
,houle here.-Mr and Mrs. G. u. Cook of
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WILLISTON.

Tho schoors IN town will commence the
winter term next Monday Miss Florence
Notcalf of Boston is the guest of her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II Mctcalf, for the
holidays.-Mra Olive O'Brcn and chill
dren from North Wiliston arc guests Of
her mother. Mrs. Joseph lombard, Tor =
few days Mrs. Joseph Brothers is i'll
with heart trouble,-Miss Celeste kocie
Is spcndng her vacation with her parents
I'm Kingston. \. Y.-Mrs. James Bryant
roccivcd a letter last week from her
hrother-in-law, Eugene I'issonett "i
Charleston. s. C.. formerly Of this place
and Burlington. and who was N wears oic'
December ~ Tho letter VAS written
plainly. well composed, and quito long
Mrs Carrie Morre and daughter. Abel
aide. arc spending few days at their old
home herc.-Ciilhert Merchant is i'll Will
heart trouble, --Miss Irene Woodruff, Wh"
Is i'll with pneumonia. is somewhat better
There arc over 100 cases in town OF an
endemic. something like the grip.
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JEFFERSONVLLE.

Mrs, NJ. y. Shafer son and daughter
from Wrenthan, Mass, are guests at L. \.
Morse = Mrs. f.. T.. Smith visited her
brother, IT, p. Raymore, in Burlington
Monday. Mrs Annie RUssin was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Benz
nett, in burlington over Christmas, RS
turning home Moudav.-Mrs J. \. Water
man of Burlington is guest at q. W.
Holmes s-Arthur Feruandes, who was at
work in the woods for J.. :. Morse Satur-
day, dislocated his shoulder and broke his
arm just below the shoulder He was ac-
companicd to the Fanny Allen hospital by
II. H. Nye Saturday neutrality-suspicious.
closed Thursday for the Christmas vaca-
tion and will commence again January 3.
Professor sheldon has gone to his home
i'm Fair Haven't, b. Thompson and
family Of Barre were guests over Christ
mas at II. w MdNally's and Mrs.
II w Narnum, who spent the past week
with their ron. Guy Narnum and family
in Barre. returned Monday.-Miss Chloe
Powell of Montpelier is spending her va
cation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs, 9.
e, Powell.-Mr, and Mrs r. c. Thomas
and Mrs. Bertha Davis visited friends in
GRANNY L. j., over Christmas.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs, l.. r. Brush of I.ittleton,
y. H., are passing the holidays with rela
tives in town.-Mr. and Mrs, II. A, Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Southland, Ralph and
Wendell Southland were in Westford
Saturday. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Irlsh.-Mr. and Mrs. II. o. VIII
lins spent Christmas with their daughter
Mrs Fred Grow. in Westford-Miss Lula
Bell of Swanton was the Weekend guest
of Mrs. n. A. Butler.-rhe Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Methodist Church will serve
their annual turkey dinner Saturday noon
January l. in the vestry of the church.
~. L. Butler spent Christmas in Swanton
Frank Harrington has been passing a
few days with his sister, Mrs T. &. Leach
| in East Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscai
Carpenter of Fletcher spent Christmas
| with her parents, MIR, and Mrs w $
| White-School At II. +, \, closed Thurs
| day for the holidays and viii reopen Jan
uary Airs, Emma Vincent and daugh
| tiers, Marjory and Ilildred, spent Christ
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BAKERSFIELD.

Adj Gen. Lee 5. Tillot son of st. Mhane,
Miss Molly Beas and Miss Daisy Beals
of Newport spent Christmas with Mrs. s.
q. Tillotson. Mr., and Mrs Mark stephen
son and Mrs. Heller Cover of Sheldon
spent Christmas here visiting friends -
Miss Laura Brady of Boston spent a few
days at nome during the holidays.--Mil ills
Perkins of Montreal was called home Sat
urday by the illness Of his mother, Mrs
Edward Fcrkins.-Iharles Pearson il
seriously ill.-Niss Eliza Potter is spend
ing few weeks with friends in john
son and Hyde Park.-Miss Grace McNaney
of Passaic, y. j.. is spending the holidays
at home.-The Misses Brady entertained
"A rela tivcs at a Christmas dinner given
at their home.
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NORTH HERO.

Howard Tudhope Of the Vermont Hard
ware company, Burlington, spent Christ .
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
id Tudhopc. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyde
spent Christmas in Rouses Point, the
guests of their daughter Mrs +. Mention
Rockwell, and family.-D. Il. Tudhope,
who has been confined to the bed with
grip is able to he out.-Rohert Atkins and
son. Herman, and Miss Addie Poqucttc
spent Christmas with MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Pouuette in Alburg.-Albert Brown has
gone to Montreal to give skating lessons
through tho winter.-t'la Brown OF the
Burlington high school. Burlington, is
spending the Christmas vacation with his
IA her G. f Brown
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HILL WEST.

Gerald Baker has completed work for
Lewis Rushford and is spending few
days at the home of his father. David
Baker in East berkshire. and Mrs
Guy Frazier OF Ira sburg have been spend
ing few days with Mr.. Frazier's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Frazier
Gaylord Rushford OF St. Adams spent
Christmas with his parents.-Mrs. Henry
Sylvester and children are passing few
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin McGrail.-William McGrail of Enos-
burg spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin McGrail.--Mr and
Mrs Charles Rushford and daughter,
Doris William Rushford and Mrs Salina
Rushford spent Saturday at Eli Shan
graw's at Montgomery villaRe.-rhe Rev.
Il. F. Lombard has closed his lahors here
and is moving his family to Belmont,
N II
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Inc community Christmas tree under
the auspices OF the Grange was great
success and 1t Is hoped 1t will be repeated
next year. There was large attendance.
Every child received candy and little
Siit' some OF the school children sang
carols ana then went on TO the church.
Where the sunday school had exercises
ana tree'-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Molli'
son ana Mr' ana Mrs Dana Mollison spent
'hrstfnas at their fathers T. e. Molii-
Soi'--lr' ana MIS- - ~ COOK OF Peter
uoro, O',." are N's''lng the'r SISTER, Mrs
w. W. lilEbee.--l efcN rope OF Pn1lade'-
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WESTFORD.

The Misses Ruth Stuart and LESSEE Cobb
Dre spending the holidays at their homes.
~Sessie Grow returned to his work in
Windsor, and Carl Paige to Morrisvile
Nonday.-Geurge Hall is visiting his ia
ther. l.. G. IIall.-Owing to Sunday
storm the Rev. Charles A. Boyd. State
secretary af Sunday school work, who
was expected to speak at the union SER
vice, was unable to he present.-F'loyd
Rico arrived from Railway, y. j.. Friday
morning and will spend his vacation with
his father.-Winona Stone of Essex
junction visited relatives and friends in
town last Wock.-Communion will he OBJ
served at tho United Church next sunday
Gordon Perry. who cut his foot quite Sc
riously while chopping in Frank Smiths
woods last week. is improving Misses
Media Rice, Grace Allen. F. e. Allen
Carolyn Macomber and BETTY Kimbal re-
turned to their school work Monday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Gertrude Brewster has gone To-
South Starkshoro. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Gardner have returned To l'laiutiold afte
spending several weeks with his parents
here. John Grace has gou" to I}rca,
Florida, to spend the winter. Harry
strong is visiting friends in Montpelier.
A daughter, Norma EthClWNu, was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grace
Monday. Rolla Sargent of Stonoham.
Mass. is visiting his parents. Mr. aud
Mrs V r. Sargent Miss Ha2"l Brew
ster is spending the HOLIDAYS with her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs g. s. Brewster,
from her school in Montpelier Mr.. and
Mrs Edward charles We're in Waterbury
Tuesday Marble carpenter went Mon
day to Windsor. where he has employ
ment in machine shop Miss Pauline
Tart is visiting her sister. Mrs Now
man Shepard, in South Starkshoro.
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mr. Thomas Adrian aud haug'i-
| ter. May. spout Christmas NJ fSs"v juno
ti"u with Mrs. Margaret CARROT aud
daughter. Mamie.-The Misses Myrtle and
| iicrnico Ayers arc spending their Christ
mas vacation with relatives III Green's
h"ro, Mrs. William Buxton and daugh-
! tor Ruth. arc visiting at the home Of
Mr. aud Mrs Man ElIzzelL-Mr and Mrs
carl Nay and family of l'uderhill ana
.Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brown and family
spent Christmas al the homo "f Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wright Fay in Willston. Mr. and
! Mrs. John Schillhamncr and their sou,
! Albert and wife and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. William Schillhammer and fam
/ lily ana Mr.. aud Mrs. carl Schillhammer
and family spent Christmas at the home
of MIR. ANA Mrs. T.. Trchs at Nashville
! MIR ana Mrs. otis Sherman of Jefferson
vile aud MIR. and Mrs. t;valine Wilton
were Christmas guests al the home Of
| I""rehz" hl''. kaIph frIeh"h" VINO ~
attending S'h""i at FaltIaN' is spending
" wv" N"'hS N"'d'i"n VIII" MS parent"
! Mr ana MIS- Vert hrlShan-N'S. 'reorEc
roster WI" mas h'oh '"hiihcn !" 'he mouse
| several weeks WIN IaheheSS' Is anle /" nc
"ut.-Miss Marie Mcl4aufn of burlington
( Is visiting hor cousins, George and Miss
/ Ellen Costello. for n few days Miss
4 Katherine cook, who 10 stopping AZ the
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. leighton Rice. Is
spending a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Cook. ~ Bakersfield. Mrs. Eva
lin" Nhitton. who has been confined to
her room with lumhag". is able to he out.
Donald FerciNal goes this week to Rut-
land where ne VIII board with his brother
ANA WIFE Nh and Mrs Weber PerciNal.
and attend schnol,-Madge Rood of Con-
cord Nfi., isvislting her parents, Mr and
Mrs. Dennis Rood Tor few days-Mr,
and Mrs Ray Hawthorn of White River
Junction are visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
'reorHe Nhite'-Miss MarJory Haniey of
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mas In Essex Junction, the guests of NJ.
and Mrs G. II. lIunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Page
Ufford OF Hyde Park spent Chrjctmas
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tfford-Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rugg were
the guests of their son, A. B. Rugg. in
Essex Junction Saturday Lane
of Harvard College Is passing the bol,.
days with his mother, Mrs Eva Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Alfred spent Christ .
mas with her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen. in Essex Junction. Ralph and
Wendell Southland were in st. Adams De-
cember "a.
News has been received here of tho
marriage of Winifred Pauline Butler
formerly of this place to w. Pan,
IIallahan of Washington, y. c., at the
BRIDES home in Middleboro, Mass,
September "A. The couple will reside in
Boston. where Mr.. Hallahan is en-
y1nveI
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SWANTON.

Curtis !. Prouty. who has been in fail
ing health for some time, died Wednes-
day Dec. %, aged 70 years. lie was n
well known carpenter end builder of
Swanton and most Of his life was passed
here. His wife died several years ago
G. w. u. Prouty, Homer Prouty and
Ernest Prouty are sons OF the deceased
The funeral was held Friday afternoon a,
two o'clock.
Donald Tobn. editor OF the Swantor
Courier, returned last evening from New
London, Conn. with his bride, who was
Miss Marian Gracey of that city The
marriage took place Tuesday. the Rev
DIR. Brown, pastor Of the Baptist Church
officiating. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs j. j. Colcgrovc.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

OF Montreal were Christmas guests of
their grandmother. Mrs. Mary Ewins-
Miss Kathryn Goodhue was a week end
visitor at the home of Mr., and Mrs. John
Iawrence.-Mrs &. a. Huh was in Fair
field for Christmas. Miss GLADYS A.
Dimond. teacher In the schools at Hard
wick, is spending the Christmas recess
with her mother. Mrs, Annie Dimond -
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Yates were at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs. S. r. Whitman in
Franklin Christmas day.. 4. Jones Of
Nergennes is stopping for IA few days at
the home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
G. A. Jones.-Miss Eunice Stanley was at
her home in this place for Christmas
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ENOSBURG.

The annual meeting and roll call of the
Congregational Church will be held Thurs
day at 1900 a. IN. Reports from various
societies connected with the church Will
be heard and the election of officers will
take place. Dinner will be served at noon
by the Womens society.-The infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodward, who has
been very III. Ia improving.-A family
party OF "a persons had dinner Christmas
day with Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Leach. A
family Christmas tree was laden with
gifts.-The Christmas tree at the Con-
gregational Church Christmas eve had
gifts for every child Of the Sunday
school-Mr. and Mrs. j.. Sheldon and
daughter are visiting at Noel Downey's :.
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spent Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Allen.-Joseph DC Mar and Peter
De Mar of Richford and Mr. and Mrs.
Tiff OF Franklin were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben DE Mar on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Blake of North
Troy spent Christmas with DR.. and Mrs.
1Ianson.--Miss Frank Hs.dd is at home
from New York city for the holidays
Miss Hattie Cassidy Is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Creighton Cassidy.
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soule of High
water, Que. visited at the home Of Mrs
Soue's mother. Mrs. r. NJ. Flanagan. Sat
urdav.-NIrs. c. D. Wilkinson of Newport
visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs
f. w. Gilpin. over Christmas.-M Mrs G. l..
McClelland of burlington Is visiting at
the home OF her son, y. W. McClelland,-
Miss Anna Gibson of Cambridge, Mass.
la visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. George Gibson, and other relatives
in this place.-Albert Besette. 2 student
at the Eastman business college, Pough-
keepsie. y. y. Is passing the holiday va
cation at his home in this place.--Donald
Jacob. station agent at Randolph. pa sse,l
the Christmas vacation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry ". Rounds went
last week to Montpelier. where they will
visit their son, William Rounds. and
familv.-AIiss Inez Phaneuf, who is at
passing tho holiday vacation al the HOME
Phaneuf.-Dr. y o. Moore has gone to st
Johnsbury to pass the holiday vacation
with relatives and his dental office will
lie closed until Monday.
Royden Chapel. of Royalton is visit.
ing Mt the home Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Adclhert Chappel.-Mrs g W
Gibson and other relatives. returned tc
Cambridge. Mass. Monday night. Miss
Gibson is assistant matron superinten.
dent OF the Huntington hospital Har.
ward Medical School in Boston.-Miss
Hattie Heath of Montpelier 4, passing
the holiday vacation at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Henry Heath.-Mr
and Mrs Sheldon I'orign, are visiting
in Waterloo. Que, over the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thayec have re-
turned to their home from n fcw days
visit with relatives In Cowansville. Que
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakly Powers OF Bakers
field visited at the home Of their son
Harry Powers, over the Christmas va
cation.-Miss katherine CIarvin nj
WoodsNlle, y. H.. is cisiting at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. e. G. Gar
vim, Of Province street. and sister, Mrs
F. w. Wheeler of Elm street Mrs
Winnie Patton. Miss Wlnnifred Patton
Miss Verna Patton. Miss Inez Patton
Master Wilbert and Master Leland
Patton. Miss Marion Marcy. Miss Geor-
giana Patton. and Malcolm Patton al
of this place and Ward a. Post OF
Georgia visited at the nome Of Mrs
Partons brother, Rufus f. Scott. in
Montreal over tho Christmas holiday.
Mrs. George Colcord has returned home
from a 10 days visit at the home of he,
daughter. Mrs. Alvin Conger. The
schools Will reopen for the winter tern
January 3.-Miss Barnes of burlington
recently visited at the home of her
brother Y. NJ Barnes.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Tile total cost Of the September term
Of Franklin county court was 81, go, di-
vided As follows; Petit turymen, s962S.9S;
witnesses in State cases, $il9.'h;; report
ers, se'S.93; assistant Judges, sS7s, ~
referees, auditors and masters st5. Dis
position was made Of cases as follows.
Two state and - civil cases tried by jury;
slN respondents pleaded guilty; 20 ctVil
cases discontinued ana five heard by the
court; three cases judgment given and
referred for assessment. Fifteen bills
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Barbara stiles has been i'll with
the grip Mrs NJ. \. Bullock has return
ed nome from West Bolton, where she has
been spending n few days.-NI and Mrs.
Bert Beers and family spent Christina j
IN Westford. Mrs. James Dilock Of
Whitestone MINI, is visiting at Hiram
Wilder's,-Mr. Carey of ST. Johushury Is
spending a few days nj Bert Bradish's.-
Mr. and Mrs William Yantz spent the
weekend with his mother and sister
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GEORGIA..

The funeral Of Mrs, +. A. Cushman
was held at her late home Monday after
noon at one O'Clock. The service was I'm
charge of the Rev. George Lock of Shell
don, assisted by the Rev. T.. l. Nye
The burial was AZ the East Plain Gene
tery-Miss Helen Curtis is at home
from New Rochelle, y. Y. for the Holt
days.-Mr and Mrs, Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tlthemore of Franklin are spend
ing a few days with DIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Wright
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HINESBURG.

TIE Rev Mr. Hemingway of Ninooskf
will preach in the Congregational 'hurch
again next SundaY.-The community
Christmas trco in the town hall /as n
great success The hall was packed 10
capacity ana the exercises by the Camp
Fire Girls and the boy scouts We're
plea sing; Credit is due Scoutmastcr t,adio
and Deacon sykes for the success Of the
p".. The Congregational sunday school
h,,I a tree and supper in tho ves,ry Fri
ia" VII j. was enjoyed by over 100.
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Gr. Thornton of st. Adams officiati ling
The bearers were Herbert Rice , John
rlynn and Thomas Shean of ST. Adams
) G. Rice, T. s. Berry and Mortimer
Reynolds of this pacc-Mrs. A. Is.
Wood and daughters, Grace and Marion
spd George Stanley attended the Boydcn-
Allen wedding in Cambridge Wednesday,
20. A. Stanley was in st. Adams Tues
rN-Winnic Shcan returned to st. Al
Dams Monday
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

go little daughtcr OF Mr. and Mrs
=, Culvor is seriously i'll with typhoid
- C.paonia II G. Lombard has moved
90 'dcrhil' whore he will nav" charge
"f ~ condensed milk station.-rhomas
Loidv ls Al home after n three years
absence in Massachusetts and New York
state. The young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Bapp is very i'll.
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STOWE.

A heavy storm OF snow and wind in
terfered considerably with the usual
church services here Sunday morning.
the only service in the morning being
that at the Congregational Church, with
an attendance Of 16. At Unity Church the
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BINGHAMV1LLE.

Mrs. BERTHE smith OF Boston is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Hunt.-Mrs Retta
Scott and two daughters of Burlington
and Clayton Scott and son of Jefferson
vile passed Christmas with their brother,
C. H. Scott.-The Rev and Mrs. j. II.
Wills ent ertained the Rev. and Mrs. c. S.
Qumby Christmas day.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

James r. Mcbride died at South Hero
Sunday. aged &c years.-Mrs. Charles
Rodair died Saturday at Colchester. The
funeral was held Monday
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Mrs. p. u. Woodward.--Al Pratt, who
has been i'll several weeks, is improv-
ing.-Charles Wood OF Barre is spending
few days with relatives here
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Charles Roclair died carly Friday
morning, December "A. Funeral services
were held at TN" catholic church in
Sni1t Ii Horn MnndnN 1T ton n'rlnrk.
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CHARLOTTE.

Feterhoro. ont, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. w ~ IIicben
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WATERVILLE.
NIilN'ed

Arthur I.angdell and Miss AIiltNed
Tilotson We're married December ~
The community Christmas tree was a
great success. Much credit is due both
students and teachers.-Ami Leach has
been suffering from crysipilas in his
CONTINUED Oh puIe Twelvel 4,
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Continued on paGe Twclve.l
The Washington times., 1915-02-04
CHARTERS OF RICH
FUNDS ATTACKED
Methods Of Rockefeller, Sage,
and Carnegie Foundations
Under Invest tigation. e.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE question
whether the Rockefeller Foundation is
legally created under its present charter
was again under discussion before the
Federal Commission on Industrial Rela-
tions today.
Dean George w. Kirchwey. OF Column
bia University. has been inquiring into
this allegation and he was scheduled to
give his views on the subjec' At the
same time John NJ. Glenn was to tell
about the Sage Foundation. and ii. 9.
Pritchett regarding the methods Of the
Carnegie Foundation.
Incidentally II the commission could
find the time 1t was the plan to listen
to the story Of Paul Babik and three
other workingmen who were shot by
deputy sherinfs in the riots at Roose-
The first witness Of the day was John
r. Lawson, OF Denver. president OF
District l5, Of the United Mine Work
ers Of America. Incidentally with him
on the stand the first disscnsion among
members OF the commission was dis
closed.
Commissioner weinstock, who con.
ducts department stores on the Pacific
tho commission. has been trying to con-
meet the United Mine Workers with the
| Industrial Workers Of the World. He
referred to the mine workers as a con.
tract breaking organization"
Commissioner O'Connell, who rep.
resents organized labor. takes bitter
| exception to this characterization.