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The sun., 1916-12-17
GENEALOGIST'S WILL FILED.
q. A. Morrison Leaves Valuable
Collection 20 ". Y. Society.

Under the will Of George Austin Nor
rison. genealogical writer. which was
filed for probate in the Surrogate's Court
yesterday. his valuable collection OF
books. notes, original manuscripts and
pedigree charts are bequeathed to the
New York Genealogical and Biographical
Society on condition that they are de-
posted in a box labelled THE Morrison
Collection"
The society. Of which the teA'ator was
a trustee. receives a bound collection Of
historical manuscripts entitled The Kin
Families" To At. Andrews Society. OF
which he was president. he left the silver
loving cup presented TO him by former
presidents Of the organization.
The bulk OF the estate. OF which no
value Is given In the will papers, In left
10 the decedent's widow. Mrs. Magdalen
s. Morrison OF i5l Central Park West.
Mr.. Morrison died on November 30.
The sun., 1916-12-17
US. e A X OFFER
Employee Msyt ssRscribe - rs 1000
sSarSt Of s$ook.

In accordance with the plan In force
during the last thirteen years the United
States Steel Corporation will offer 10 en-
ployees the opportunity to subscribe dur
ing January for $4,000 shares OF stock at
a price somewhat below the market, and
also will distribute the usual special
compensation. The total AMOUNT, OF the
latter has not yet been dehniteiy deter
nhned. but II will be calculated on tho
basis heretofore hxed. Part Of mis- will
be paid In cash and the balance In pre-
ferred stock In the same proportions and
on the same terms as last year.
ltTts hoped dtrtriesttcW9S4R hexraade
to ne sms2ser ssl$zSSs AEl.t,
ma and sS.SySesS.s !SxsEsA-.s
ssi.si.: e ss'::ssss::ss.,s:.s's.sS.f3!
The three wage incraaSss made durinS
the year. with the Increases In salaries
ana the special compensation. will aggre-
gate for the yoar about sS3. 900 900.
The sun., 1916-12-17
MAILS,

cisco, specially addressed only. Via Seattle.
clos" al $50 T. NJ. December II for de-
spatch per steamship Canada Msru,
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and china. vi,
san Francisco, close at ~ 30 l.. NJ, be-
ccmhcr II. for despatch per stcamship
china.
Postmaster Morgan announces. that
mails OF tho following dates: Honskons,
November ~; Kobe. November rs. YOKE.
hama, November 20: which arrived per
steamer Tslthyhius We're despatched east
from seattle on December ~. ana mails
dated British Shanghai, November "a,
NJ san francisco per steamer P-rsia Mar y
ware despatched east OF December ii,
rhssc msNs arc due in New, York on nc
The sun., 1916-12-17
SALARY BONUSES
BLOW AT H. G. OF L.
Several New York Firms Make
Announcements Of Raises
for Employees.
FOOD PRICES ONE CAUSE
U. s. Steel Corporation Offers
Shares of Stock Besides
Csual Gifts.

Ropus>~ Sor arputovaea IN aid them In
1910 ------ u',-- -. -. -
"e""s '"e'ea'eo "'."s e"0" "
Eounced yesterday by several large
firms.
n. v..u.-s,. r.un Comnsrx
" ~
ono Oh inc largest mahufActurers VI
tungsten lamps In the world. with fac
tories In New York. Bloomfield n
Milwaukee,. announced a straight salary
cent. The increase IN In force from
December Is and Affects 1000 en-
ployees. Walter Cary. vice-president Of
the company, In making the
ment said we have not restricted the
raise to employees with salaries below
$4,000, as most companies have done.
because we recognize the fact that the
larger salaricd EMPLOYEES are also af-
fected by the higher prices for food and
other products"
Announcement; was made by the
kohler Il Campbell Plano Company OF
the seventh ~semi-annual payment Of the
compensation fund Of the kohler indus
tries. Approximately $4,000 will be
distributed among the employees OF the
company Just before Christmas. An
most OF the employees are on . 4 per
cent. basis this distribution. with the
fund paid IN July. MAKES . total Of ap-
oximate 100000 distributed TO en-
pioyees curing the year eesvs theif
regular
.... No.. :, n~-N
The sun., 1916-12-17
CHASE BANK CLUB :.
FEASTS AT ASTOR
Girls Present, Too, and SO A..
Barton Hepburn Is Moved
TO OratOry.
GAY H%IPPODROME PARTY
Six Hundred and Thirty at the
Banquet and Every One
Is Happy.

/. The Chase National Bank gave q din
ner In honor OF the Chass Bank Club.
composed Of officers and ci.rss, at the
Hotel Aston last night and then sent the
go contented diners to the Hippodrome.
As the great majority OF ernsse en-
p,oyees are young men II was natural
that tho great majority OF folks who ac-
ccmp,n,ed them to the bank family
Marty were young women--the married
clerks of curse took their wives along
and this fact perhaps led A. Barton Hep
burn, the principal speaker. to address
4 eoodly portion OF his remarks to the
~virls." Mr.. Hepburn Is chairman Of
the banks director.
at IL seldom that you get a woman
where she can't talk back" said Mr..
Hepburn very seriously. land when you
ret n bunch ~ them In that condition II
Is an ocrpsion which should not he neg
iectcd. We Exc ~. we are glad YOU
are here We arr so glad you wers born.
We are No glad you were born girls.
otherwise IL would have been embar-
RAISING TO many Of US.
A Problem Nsne the Lees.
I'VE want you to be good TO your
WOIeeT uaLvtb WIN aTO cuIptOySu "
ths Chase. The activities Of the Chase
take Il about all out Of them each day.
Respect their weary personality when
they return to you n stop their recre-
alton Just short Of adding fatigue to IA
ti9ue husband their 90 a to
leave . little balance over for invest
Dent for your sake and theirs.
1T 10 quite unnecessary and certainly
unsallant to ask you to be good /: you are
good. but by consensus Of opinion you
srs . problem. an unbridled one. It's
sometimes said. You ride our horses
nan fashion. wear our boots and
breeches. wear our coats and our hats
You supply many wants. and you have
many wants; you adopt our sports and
want to win: you want our vote. and
yeu a our Offices, loo
Oae Field Left Free.
You want your own way. and you
your own mind. and you want to makeu I
ours. too: you cory our amiable weak
Hssees: you smoke our cigarettes but
thsn. you soothe our troubled spirits
you caress our Derturbed brows-ours a.
Q rule. So far I have discovered nc
nsistence upon paying u bills. and We
appreciate your kindness I'm leaving one
Geld free from e~ncroachmcnt.
we realize that you have come q
stay and there Is no escape. So far as
have observed. when a man tries to es'
cape from one II Is only to ny to the
presence Of another. We are glad yor
have come to stay. and We are going Il
say with YOU"
Mr.. Hepburn then sook to poetry and
DFoposed a toast to 1.-THE Ladies' OF thu
The sun., 1916-12-17
DUMB ANIMALS HER LEGATEEs.
Bulk Of Caroline Ewea's e2S0,O0O
Estate Left to Societies.

An accounting OF the S25o,ooo estate
Of Caroline @. Even. hled In the Surro-
gate's Court yesterday. showed that the
bulk Of her wealth was left for the bene-
nj OF dumb animals. Miss Even died In
January. 1914. leaving most OF her e.
tate to humane societies throughout the
world and very little to her relatives.
According to the executors report the
residuary estate OF $9l.47+ will 60 In
equal shares to the following societies,
which have already received Sl+9.370:
Humane Society OF New York. New
York Administration Society, New Eng
land Antivivisection Society, Animal
Rescue League. Boston Animal Rescue
League. London Naples Society for the
Protection Of Animals, Rome Society
for the Protection Of Animals. Horse AID
Society and Anti-Cruelty Society Of the
Island Of Madeira.
The sun., 1916-12-17
SOME TEXTILES ARE LOWER.
Decline In cotton Helps TO Re
strain Upward Tendeacy.

The quioter tone In primary dry goods
markets has been followed by weakening
% he nricos asked for gray cloths and
90 " few sheetings used for bag pur-
''cs MIL agencies held prices firm,
q. ih'r" were few goods to be had for
cav delivery, The lower cotton market
h's helped merchants to restrain a
Ini'il"r fight upward 10 prices.
Prices quoted are: Print cloths, 70
lhch Gix6os, Go. '3Sia inch s4x64s.
IL; brown shcetings. southern stand
ari'. l.c. denims. .. EOS. indlgG -z1eS:
trN.ngs, $ o.. coke. prints-A o.. { sthp6
sH'"'4His, 't!o. dress gtnghans.'1 fIaG
The sun., 1916-12-17
HRS. FIoRMAN WANTS $780, 900,
woman whe Cannot Live on S2S,s
900 q Year starts New Action.

Mrs. Olga v. Florman OF III Madi-
con avenue, who IL unable. according to
Dapers filed In the Surrogate's Court
recently. to support herself n her two
year-old son on 325.000 a year. started
action In Supreme Court yesterday to
compel the immediate payment TO her
OF about $4,000 which. h says. In
due from the estate OF her father.
Charles Kohler. wealthy piano manu-
lAsturee.
Mrs. Florman. who Is the wife OF
Nils Florman. II to receive. besides her
annuity. requests Of 100000 when she
reaches the age Of %. So and As. In
the objections filed yesterday TO the &C.
counting Of the executors, who are her
mother, Mrs.. Veronica NJ. kohler: WILL
lam p. Ellison and Richard w. Law
renee, Mrs. Florman asks that count
lated surplus be divided among the heirs.
This surplus. h declares, has aggre-
gated &l.:0s,3l8 since her fathers death
In 1913, and would NEAR that her share
would equal $500. 900 II the whole
amount were divided.
The sun., 1916-12-17
EGG KING WITHIN THE LAW.
No Evidence OF Conspiracy Found
T,II - Chicago I~nqairy. ,

CHICAGO, Dec. I6.--After three weeks
'inyeslgation Of the operations OF James
said 20 have 72. 900. 900 dozen eggs In
Chicago cold storage houses. Hinton q.
'Clabaugh Of the Department OF Justice
mas reported u United States District
Attorney Charles +. Clyne that ne has
,been Anabie to obtain evidence Of con-
Accord!nx 20 the r.rcr, Wet. operates
liapgely slone and his actions 40 not
COME, WITHIN the scope OF the Federal
uAWa.
The sun., 1916-12-17
100000 for Pharmacy College.

BosToN. Dec, lS.-Thc promise Of a
gift of more than 100000 has been re-
ceived by the Massachusetts, College Of
Pharmacy. according to a statement,
made to-day by Or. Frank Piper. a
member Of the hoard of trustees, DR.,
Piper said the donor had agreed TO make
the amount available within two weeks
to enable the trustees TO sign a contract
for Q new building In the Longwood
district,
The sun., 1916-12-17
xmas Flower vi hibIt Oprucd.

The second annual Christmas exhibit
ton OF flowers In the Forest Park green
houses was opened yesterday. This ex.
hibition by tho Queens borough Park be
partment In the greenhouses In Woodha.
ven avenue In the only one OF its kind In
the city. More than i.000 polnsettias are
shown. The exhibition, which win DO
open from . A. II. to 5 r. NJ, will con.
tinue until after Christmas.
The sun., 1916-12-17
!. W. W. TO QUIT MINNESOTA.
'hrc" Members Sentenced
Prison for Mansla ghler.

nrLrTH, Dec. IS.-Arer prefatinG
continuously In Duluth and on the Min
n,so,' ranges for a year thai 1nduHt rial
workers Of the World Will leave this
An NJ the country. 1t was said Vt
W W. headquarters to-day, Despite
~" labor troubles on the Mesaba range
la't summer the mines shipped moro ore
MAN ever before In their history. Elisa
n''A Gurley Flynn. James Oiiday and
Io'"ph E''or have been In chargs ~ .tnS
! W W tight.
Three l. W., W.. members. 'cuhatssd
WIN granddaughter In connection With
trouble at the mines. pleaded guilty yes.
'elday and were sentsnced 10 prison.
The sun., 1916-12-17
BIBLE SCHOOLS INCORPORATED.
DsiIy vacation Institution Backed
by Russell Colgate and Others.

Tho International Association Of Daily
Vacation Bible Schools was yesterday
incorporated with the approval OF SUI
pr<me Court Justice I;rlanger. The OBJ
jects Of the organization are to super-
wise the moral. religious and general
training OF children during the summer
months and maintain training schools
for teachers.
Among the incorporators are Russell
Colgate, Finley J. Shepard. william Gil
man Low. Jr. Darwin r. James. Jr,.
George W. schnrnts. George Gordon
Battle, Gerard Beskndan Hoppin. John
s. Wurts. Archibald r. Stevenson and
Montague FAgs.
The sun., 1916-12-17

! NEwRURsH, n. Y, Dec, Is..-Members
of Company, lsOf the FtrSt Regiment
who were absent from drin one nisht
rarly in Ndyemher saved ~ zach ~
having -RSHSSk r ~. DanocSst jan
kation tkh6. ~sTkey were lined 81 each
IN q delinquency court held last night
At the armory. Other members who
Mayed "hookey'' from the drill tho SAME
night 10 watch the parade were incd 81,
The sun., 1916-12-17

WAsUINt5roN. DOC. IL Whether States
may prohibit sale OF food products con-
ta!ning bcnzoate of soda rrcscrvatiye,
permitted under the Federal pure food
laws, in "A question tho supreme Court
Was asked to-day 10 decide, Wlsconsin's
Food Commissioner appealed from a ae-
cision Of Federal Judge Sanborn holding
the Federal laws are para mount
and Wincons'n's anti-benzoafe OF soda
statutes unconstitutional q"
The sun., 1916-12-17
Ice IL Closing the Hudson,

After a hard passage through u blind
Ing snowstorm IN the Hudson from Al
bany TO Newburgh the steamer Jacob
II. Tremper Of the Central Hudson Line
put Into winter quarters at Newburgh
yesterday. Ice 10 forming on the fiats
up the river n only the Albany night
boats are running. The Central Hudson
boats continue to run to New York
from Kingston.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Atlas Powder E~mpioyee.' sonss.

ST, Louis, Dee. i6--All employees Of
the Atlas Powder Company. scattered
throughout the United States. will re-
ceive a bonus Of 10 per cent, Of their
monthly wages until further notice. Il
was announced at tho offices of the COM
pany here to-day. The bonus IL IN addi-
ton to a<lo pr cent. bonus Cor 1916
already eNarded. -
The sun., 1916-12-17
STOCK statesmen WANTED

AZ UNUSUALLY HIGH-
GRADE INDUSTRIAL COR
ron VI DN n NNi>G IT'S bNN
FACTORY ~ \ MIDDLE
WESTERN CITY IL OF
fERlNG ITS SECURITIES
IN NEW YORK ANp NIClN.
ITN AN OPPORTUNITY IL
OPEN FOR STOCK SALES
MEN or CHARACTER AND
STANDING TO WORK ~
THIS CONNECTION AND
EARN GOOD INCOME GILT
EniEn kEfEREN'ES RE
CURED \ LIBERAL COM
" Sion rNY N u /. T.
WEEKLY GALL. ROOM 3n5,
20 BROAD STREET, NEW
YORK city
The sun., 1916-12-17

SEVENTY FIVE To ONE HUNDRED
inllar, weekly 10y 1.-Two salesm"n selling
'trse line ~ auto oi's, greises. paints and
other specialize, don't he satisfied get
our proposition FAIRFAX REFINING
co.., Cleveland. q.
SAFEGUARD tn" future Learn dcsirs.
hle trade Linotype operators earn $40
weekly. Mastered dav. evening 3 wce%l,.
Empire School. 1873 East 10Th. call, tele.
Ihono
SALESMAN, 1917. good business or large
w" Insurance company. Write ASSIST. 1864
BROADWAY
.WANTEp-Noung man about ls years
or age Tor position as messenger In down
town bank, Must be ~ neat appearance
and write n Clour, l"giblc hand. Address.
giving r"'.rcnoes AMI salary expected,
r. IL, SuH Oeir".
The sun., 1916-12-17
AGENTS

AGENTS-Ama2ing Invention, 81 daily,
l'o'c proht; new business no competition
worlds hest home massage machine
works hy w~tterpower: delights both sexes
write Tor particulars and free book on
ho'uty and health. Address BLACKSTONE
20. ~ M'-sdith Bldg, Toledo, q
AGENTs-Wantod 10 sell brand new ar,i.
&c, loo'c pront MANERFoRD SUPPLY
IT. YOU ARE ABLE to write a good bust.
ness lNter fhfs n a~ opportunity to star, /,
profitable business which can he manag,i
az, side anes grows rapidly; send for free
s>7, LmPpftt, y :. "
The sun., 1916-12-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


SALESMAN.
Young gentleman, American, married.
excellent education, mechanically and
electrically inclined. possessing real saIes
ahilly. tact, perseverance and courtesy.
desires connection with importing house
Or large corporation ~ SAL.EEMNN FpN
pHi1.A AND HAST pENN capable in.
Producing article quickly. clearly, con-
small iuv'stmcnt; own bond or security
any reasona hlo amount open for engage.
mrnt nrst OF year please write fully frst
lrttTr' hord-, books real estate nor
solicited; Al proposition only. J. =. o..
l.7 sun office,
YAuNG MAN, a., with considerable ex.
perience In retail business, real estate and
constructors work, desires eongeniai and
profitable connection write W. r.. 1854
iiroatNny. ..'
The sun., 1916-12-17
HELP wANTED-FEM LIE.

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn
eeS to $40 weekly corresponding for news
papers; Sis to 3is weekly In spare time;
experience unnecessary. no canvAssing,
steady work. send for particulars. Ma
TIONAL PRESS BUREAU. Buffalo.
The sun., 1916-12-17
THE WEATHER FORECAST ifORM
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW ,
Steamship Arrivals and bepartures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails. ,,..,Hs1 l.> e
THE WEATHER.

For EasteM Nv Yssh-lccrseslns slssa.
Iccs. md slightly wasvscs s:-ae.: 49, g
~S es sst:s 1890! HsSs: .sS.s .sss i ssa ssssS
wt.ds. shifting - the ssrthwest ts-ossrsw
For New Jersey-Increasins cioudiness
and not 50 cold to-day; snow ~ night; TO.
morrow fair. with temperature moderate;
moderate .outherly Winds. shifting to the
For Northern. New Ensiard-r.ir. with
the exception Of snow in eastern Maine 10.
Hampshire ana m and tomorrow In.
FOR southern New ~Enslahd-FaIr and
dimlh.''inE westerly winds. becoming var'-
For w...srn New york-snow to-day:
sralIy fair: fresh. possibly s'rons. shifting
NEW YORK. Dee. II. The Atlantic
cgpst storm moved northwnrd and was
ccn,rai on ths eoas, Of Maine yssssra,y;
Icy and In wyoming. There was rain in
lns,on. but throughout, most Of the West
and In the southern States the weather
The pressure was low over New England.
the middle Atlantic states. the lake resion,
and In the Missouri and upper Mississtypi
vS'ls +. aa ss' hi s; s,se s wSer n;., VIM I'm S SsH.sss
states.
Tn. most severe cold wave thus far In
h" season FOLLOWED the Atlantic storm
.tto the ohio Valley and medic At....
states and brought zero weather into the
tUrtirrU bali ~ The lake regions and the
tt'uperatur- VAS briacon Icro and ten
above southwIrd Into Tennessee and into
western parts Of the middle Atlantic
States.
1t was also colder in the ssuthwcst. but
warmer between the Mississippi valley
and the Rocky Mountains. except alonS
X, tSis civ IL az, vss fair and colder;
wind, streng northwest 10 west; average
humidity, 81 per cent: barometer, cor
rectsd to read to sea level. At . a. NJ.
1881; . =. n. $685.
ss. ,:;s ~ II II
wind-direetion. ..... West West
Wind-vsiocity. u as
weather. .......... Cloudy Clear
The Temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded BY the official t~hsrmSmstsr. ID
shown In the annexed table,; =.
,s$SS$ ss:::S SS!
il H'i,siiss i'll. i I'D 10 FL s:i ,.,s'
"a; M....is % sPM.....Tl 2;
Highest temperature, %. at ] 80 =. N.
Lowest temperature, IL. at q A.. NJ.
Average temperature. 20.
The sun., 1916-12-17
HELP n


DOWNTOWN RANE wants Young man
a. once - answer inquiries IN regard to-
iu' estm"u'e would ~. Wei educated
young man VIII nat lfg,l Instinct for put
tag nlesmau~hip On paper. 'iuuI mail or
der orFcspuuI"u' or advertising COPY
Nritcr. could al TINS position. salary sl25
TO S.OO 81 month 80 start. according to eN-
r''!cncs. writ" fully Ia regard TO age. cdu.
ration and business experience, Appoint
uHnts Tor irreurll interviews viii be made
for desirable u~pplit ants. Address MIR.
Iiurhot, y O. Box ~, y. y. cry.
WILL A any honest man up to $50
monthly Tor part VI spare time, no can
Nsssfug. no "a pital. write to-day.
VOORHEES,. DcH. 10. omaha. Sch.
The sun., 1916-12-17
MA1M1 INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coss and 0oodsho SuOUR-
STANDARD Time vi
sun fises. ~. Iii A N Sun seta., ....S:0rN
Noon rises ....f2:t6AM
NIGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Heok. ~ 81 A N Gov sletA...isA%
Hell Gate .....3:0 A
LOW WATER thus 1MY. ~
SANDY Hoot g; Gov. Island. .1'M An
Hell GAte.....,siN
ARRfvED-sArURpAY. peceubsr IL
&c saint Jean. . r. NJ. Bordeaux. Nov. =.
- Susnoe Aires. s.P. n. CsAts. Nov. Il.
y MsesbA. sis A. NJ. London, Nov. e..
&c Llls. ,7:se a. n, .Bsrmuds, bSa ~
e Apsnhe. s:S P. n, ChsrIeSson, 49,
!: fns sss"'' Anne sas L. 1 H. G \. T.. -.
Dec IL - -
3: rlorida an p. NJ, Port ArAys. vssh
Dec. 70
IS Texas. SO, p. NJ, Baltimore, Dee. ar",
The sun., 1916-12-17
Navy Ordrrs.

First Lieut. Ernest v. Saxton. Engineer
Corps. Ohio National Guard.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. W. H. Pomeroy. VINO has been
i'll. is much better.-A. NJ. Wells was a
business caller in st. Adams Tuesday.
Miss Flora Derby of Berkshire has
been the guest Of Miss Beth Sturtevant.
Fred McNaney has sold what is known
as the Ernest Archamhault farm to a
purchaser from Canada for S20U.--Mr
and Mrs s G. Harding and son. Wen
dell. are visiting in ST, Johns bury and
Nershire. They expect TO ne away two
weeks.-Niss Wah l.eta Montague or
Williamstown. Mass, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Henry Mitchell.--leo Archam-
bault is passing Few days with rela =
tives In Enosburs Falls.-Ray O. Stur-
teNant is at home from a winters work
in Rochester lie Will work for II. Il.
Hull.--The play. Valley Farm given
in Soule's hall Friday night by COM
pany Of local talent for the benefit of
ST. Anthonys mission. was attended by
over go people The participants were
the Misses Wilma and Gladys Shattuck,
Mabel and Rachael Barry and Azella
and Augusta Ducharm AMI Messrs-
l.. G. Chase. G. II. Chase, George
Wright w. y. Wright, A. e. Morey and
Francis DuCharm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23

the Baptist parsonage March 1, by the
Rev. f.. NJ. Fuller.
At the Choral Union rehearsal Tuesday
evening the members voted to devote the
proceeds of the Choral Union concert
which is to he given May 50 to the play
ground fund; and the president, the Rev.
L.. y. Holmes, appointed the following
committee: Arthur NJ. Pond. Miss Anna
Laid, Wesley Bliss. Mrs Asa Livingston
and d. W. McClelland to solicit sustain
ing members To enable the Choral Union
to devote the entire proceeds for the fund.
Miss Hattie Heath who Is attending
Montpelier Seminary, is passing her va
"a ton at the home of her mother, Mrs.
! Henry Heath. Of this place.--Mrs. II. \.
| Puffer has returned home from two
weeks' stay in Morrisville, whore she has
been to help care for her mother. Mrs
I. l.. Camp, who has been ill.-MisS Mu-
riel Roaz, who is teaching in -. Adams
| is passing The spring vacation at hei
home here-NIrs. S. w. Armstrong mas
i returned home after several weeks sta,
| in 50. Iohnsburr AZ the home OF ne
daughter. Mrs. Gaiev Hdker.-Alrs. 'i3l"\
Baker and little son of ST .Iohn*ourN a''
| wishing relatives IN this place
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HILL WEST.

MIR. and Mrs Fred Newclty Of south
Montgomery spent sunday ut the home
of Mrs. Nevcitv's mother, Mrs. Salina
Rushford. Mrs w. r. Norway and chill
dren Of MontSomerT have been passing a
few days at the home of her father. Frank
I.umbra. Miss Doris Rushford is snend-
ing a few days with relatives in South
Non, gomery--A pleasant surprise party
was given w. +. Shangraw Saturday eve
ming in honor Of his birthday by his fam
lily and relatives. He was presented with
"A gold signet ring Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
ShanCraw and two children. Ralph and
Alice and Mrs phehe Shangraw of East
Berkshire visited relatives in this place
Saturday and Sunday.-Miss Hazel Syl-
vester. who has been i'll with bronchial
trouble, is better.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Jewett have been visiting a the home
Of Mrs. Jewctt's mother. Mrs. y. Sink
ley, in East Rerkshlrc.--Mr and Mrs.
Frank Wctherby We're visitors in Enos-
borg Falls Mondav.-Mr ard Mrs. Will
liam Monatt Of Montgomery passed Sun
day with MI and Mrs. Calvin Rushford.
Milo Russcll is moving his family into
r. Lumbras tenement house.-Ralph Bo-
dettc is i'll with the grip.-Mrs. Herbert
Ranv!le has moved to Richford. -Thomas
McGrail was in t.nosburg Falls Monday
on business.--Mr and Mrs. Charles Rush
ford and daughter. Doris. and Mrs. Salina
Rushford We're recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Eli ShanGraw Of Montgomery vii
lage IL uis Rrouillette has moved his
family into the house vacated by Mrs
H. Panvillc