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GEORGIA..

The funeral of Iedd r. pattee. who died
November /. was held at his late homo
Friday afternoon with burial at the Plains
cemetery. Those from out of town y no
attended the funeral were: Mrs. Fd7 rd
Martin OF Middlcoury. Mrs. + {. Kinney
OF Greensboro. Archie Kinney and Mrs.
Francis Hinckley of Fairfax. and MIR. and
Mrs. Sumner Bliss of Swanton. Mr Pat
Zee was 81 years old and besides his wife
he is survived by two sons and three
daughters: John Pattee, Mrs. attic Will
iams and Mrs. Allen Cleveland Of this
place, George Pattee of st. Adams and
Mrs Amanda De Brune --Murton Bragg
who has been visiting relatives here. start
cd Saturday morning for Rhode Island
where he has a position.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Church served
dinner in the church vestrv town meeting
day.-Oscar Blatchley of Kansas is visit
ing his brother Frank Notwithstanding
Reynolds has so much recovered from his
operation that he was able To return to
his home Friday. Henry Warner and
family are moving into the Henry Wells
house here The Ladies' Aid of the Con
GreCational Church will give dime social
At the home of Mrs. II. S. Warner Friday
night
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SHELDON.

on sunday. November l.. ths
Rev W. F. Dukeshire will yr'each
morning and evening in the Methodist
Episcopal church and at Rice Hill AT 100
n m. On Saturday afternoon the Girls
Sewing Guild will meet al the parsonaEa-
Mrs Salic Preston. AGED SO years old.
died Saturday morning Of old age, at tho
home Of her son, MIR, Fl J. Preston. rhe
funeral was held Mondav afternoon. The.
Rev. G w. Turner officia tel, and tha'
burial was in he family lot at North Fair
field.-Milo Proper. aged & years, died,
Monday morning at his home after thresi
weeks Of illness He is survived by his
wife and three children Mrs. Jennie Glen
non was taken very i'll Tuesday morning
with asthma MIR. and Mrs Lewis Sweet
and James Bryce motored to St .tloanS'
Tuesday. and Mrs. Alfred Keith and
daughter, Ola, motorcd 20 Burlington Sum
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. W. II. Mcneil visited in Middle
bury last week. Mrs. G. 6. Dean of Han
over. \. H., visited her son. l.. ] Dean,
last wcek.-The Ladies' Aid will give
their chicken pic supper at the vcstrY
Friday cveninC.-W. H. McNeils hen
house was visited by thieves last
Thursday night The lock was picked
and % nice pullets taken.--Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Field of Santa Barbara, CAL
who have been here for the last month
started on their return trip last Friday.
Mrs W. V. Beach has gone to North
Hadley, r @, for a short vist--Thc
Rev Arthur Baker of North Ware, y.
r., preached sunday morning and eve
ming at the Congregational Church
IS room house ana barn at No 5
George street. Well rented
The Ladies' Aid will serve a chicken
pie supper at the vestrY Friday evening.
Supper will he served at six o'clock.-Mrs.
W. V. Beach is spending a few DAYS in
East Hatley. J.. g, with Mr.. Beach. -
Robert 4. Holmes is in Bridport this
week. packing apples FOR Mr. Hemenway,
who has IN barrels Of Northern Spys 20
,,irt
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VEST ENOSBURG.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Misssduoi Ministerial association was
held in tho church hero Monday. Beside
tho host tho Roy II. r Campbell. there
We're present the Rcverends j.. NJ Fuller
of Rchford, T.. s Nradenburc Of Enos-
burg, e. j. Peterson Of East Berkshire.
Thornley, f. Smith Of West berkshire
and w. +. Douglass of Enoshurg Falls.
The principal number on tho proGra m
was a report OF the recent State Sunday
school convention held in Brattletoro by
the Rev. T.. NJ FulleN Tho ladies Of the
church served dinner In tho parjorS Of the
church II was voted to hold the next
meeting in December and to devote it
to reports Of the Eilv Sunday meetings
in Boston. which several Of the members
expect to attend
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Saturday, Barney Halloran is slow
" recovering from an injury received
when she was milking. Another COW ran
over her, breaking Mrs. 1Ialloran's leg
below the knee.
About $50 attended the chicken pie sup
per given by the Lend-a Hand Circle OF
the Kings Daughters last evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n
White The circle will net about $40 from
the evenings receipts.
The Progressive Agricultural club Of
South Burlington will meet Friday eve
ming at the home of George \. Kinney.
The following justices were elected Tues.
day: Patrick Cooney, Frank t. Lord, i.
y. Mills, Thomas Ryan and H. n. Wheel
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WEST BOLTON.

David Cuthhert, who spent the summer
with his family here has returned TO
British Columbia .-Miss Ethel Minckler.
da lighter Of Mrs. q. ~ Emery Of Perkins
VILE and Howard r., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fuller 81 Jericho, were married at
Ferkinsville October 3. Congratulations
are extended to the happy couple who are
"a reside at Jonesvillo, where Mr. Fuller
has employment with W. .. Lane, Mrs.
Fuller formerly resided here-Nlrs \. y.
Tomlinson entertained the society Of Will
ing Workers November Mrs. g. W.
Streetcr has gone to Richmond to work
for Mrs. II, 5, Read, Mrs Mary York is
gaining from her recent illncss.-Mr and
Mrs. +. W, Hall of Essex we're visitors at
~. t. TomlinSons Saturday, Miss Ber-
nice Hall and H. y. Gray Of Cambridge
were at - F., Halls Sunday,-Mr and
Mrs. r.. r. Davis have returned from
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \, Hall in St. Johns
| hury.-Mrs +, 4. Balch of Jonesville VISIT
I ed Mrs. D. II. Smith Tuesday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Dana DeerinG and daughter of
huth Royalton are visiting her parents.
n and Mn G. W. Palmer.--Mr. and
|rs T. r. Whalen we're given a surprise
friday evening. There were about ~ pres
ht--Mrs Dele Hildreth has been spend
|G a few DAYS in WillistOn.- Mark
ger returned to her home in Huntington
fonday after a few DAYS visit at Mrs Ila
ger s.-Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of
ssex Junction and Miss Belle
|aVens Of Jericho visited at r
Stevenss Sunday.-Mss Daisy Hap
pod was a Weekend visitor a her home
Miss Florence Olmstead, who has been
lite ill., is more comforta bic. Is. TYLER
+ Burlington visited relatives few DAYS
st week Miss Bertha Cochran, Gladys
nd Marion Fuller were weekend visitors
G.. e. Fuller Howard Fuller of West
lotion is moving into ChurCh'S block
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days.-George Drinkwater Of Underhil
has rented the Title farm for the ensuing
year.-Mrs Emma Cook, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. NJ +. Brew
ster in johnson, has returned to her
home.--News has been received of we'd
ding which took place in Perkinsville
Wednesday, November I, at tho Methodist
Church, when Miss Ethel Mnckler and
Howard r. Fuller were married by the
Rev George Emery. They will reside in
Jonesvillc, where Mr.. Fuller has a posi-
ton in the factory of w. o. Lane.-T.
n. Moran Of tho department of agricul-
ture, assistant to tho commissioner Of
agriculture in charge of Cow Testing as
ISOLATION work in Vermont, was elected
president Of the National Association of
Dairy Extension Workers at meeting
held at the National Dairy Show of rep
resontatves of Cow Testing association
work from various States. The object Of
this association Is to further the dairy
interests throughout the United States.
There will be a supper and entertain
ment in st Thomas's Church hall Friday
evening. Fred Dover of Montpelier was
recent visitor in town.--Mr. and Mrs
Enos hin recently called at L. G. Stew
ems s. They we're old schoolmates in
StevensNillc and had not met each other
for over 20 years.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Morrow Of Williston wore visitors Sunday
al tho home of MIR. and Mrs William
Deforge. Mr. Morrow returned. leaving
Mrs. Morrow for a few days.--The Misses
Thco Usher and Iva Pettinrcll have gone
to Waltham, Mass. where they have "A
position in q watch factory Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Burns have como home from
Burlington and have gone to Underhll.
where Mr. Burns has a position with
Gardner Burns. Miss Bessie Walker of
Burlington is boarding at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster for A fow
davs.--Mr and Mrs Henry Nolz and Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Rlondin and daughter,
Marguerite. of burlington. were Sunda :
visitors al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schllhammer.--Willi Schllhaalnmcr,
who is attending college at Burlington,
was at the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Schillhammcr. over Sunday
| Miss Ora LaVee is at tho home of her
1 pa1entS. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I.avee, in
| t-nderhiI for few William Gid
/ dens of Philadelphia Is visiting at the
home Of tho Rev. and Mrs j. T. Ruzzell.
Mrs Ernest Como is very ill.-Mrs
James McCilaufn, who has been visiting
( her parents in Malone, y. y, the past
! few days. returned home Monday after
noon. Miss Bessie FerciVal who attend;
normal school in johnson. was ut the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles perCival, ovet Sunday.
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MILTON BORO.

MIR. and Mrs. f. J. Ronrbard were a.
Brookside farm Sundsy.-The Misses
Charlotte and Bertha Carr We're in this
place November I'll. {. Flake and
daughter. Gertrude. were in this place
Sunday. Mrs. 4, W. Wood spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds. John
Richards is getting along nicely. -Alvah
Richards has moved into the tenement
house Of Ward and John Richa rds. Her
fert Blake has moved to B. H. Woods
house At Georgia T1ain.-Bertha Blake
spent sunday and Monday with her sis
tiers in this place.Mrs. Anna Reynolds
and daughter. Lucia. spent Tuesday in
Milton. Fay Berry and John Shean are
suffering from hoilsMrs. Ellis is spend
ing some time al the home Of her son,
George Taylor. Marion Stanley was at
home from her school at EnosourC Falls
Friday and Saturday. Frank Wells has
mr. Cd IN IN oil
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. n r. Olmstead, Miss Ruth
Olmstead, MIR. and Mrs Z. ". Olmstead
and Master Robert visited in North Bcrk-
shire, recentlY.--E. Fl. Chamberlin has re-
paired his house. for two families, and
James Collins Of West Berkshire is NOV
in- there and will carry on Mr.. Chamber
i'm farm this Near-Mr. and Mrs. r. p.
Clmstoad Of North Berkshire We're at the
home Of Il. ". Omstead, Sunday.-Dr D.
O. Powers, Guy. Dwight and Miss hath-
rvn Powers Of lIighgate Center we're at
he home Of l.. J. Powers. Sunday MISS
Mildred Iafleur of Richford was at f. II.
Chamhern's Sunday.-.it the W. {. r. u
meeting Saturday Mrs Phronia Grant waA
elected president in place of Mrs Phebe
Olmstead. resiGned.--Lcster Ryea spent
Sunday a his home in South Berkshire -
Mir and Mrs. Fred Crowel and son OF
Hyde Park were Weekend guests in the
home If e. W. OmSt cad
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

The funeral of Mrs. Norman Bradley
was held at the home Of her brother.
S. S. Anterior, yesterday afternoon, with
Fay of that place of11ciated. Sarah Caro-
line acDonald was born in Yarmouth,
Quebec. in 1881, Of Scotch and English
parcntage. Six children were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Of whom three
are living. They arc Mrs. John J. Dono-
van and Mrs. i. W. Hunter Of Boston
and Mrs. Marie Curtis Of Jeffersonville
She is also survived by one grand
child and two great grandchildren
and three half-hrothers. S. s Atherton
and John Anterior Of this place and
Henry Atherton Of Weetford Her daugh-
tors were here to attend the funeral
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UNDERHILL.

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PC II nur 'ins'," 'nu'S"aH al''i NOON
iour cloCh Nnon trace n5rN' Guest
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InF. ne nr'o' was very pFe,''ly
h'u u" p"" r"I"r I''h oreP, u" ot'ne
NoIe Ernd" oiach llat' Mr. hrn,
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anu master -d'--ArfnS ma unceE faYoen
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs c. 5. Blodgett we're guests
Of her sister, Mrs keefe. AT Richmond
the first OF this week.--Rurie Liberty. who
works at Rochester, was an over Sunday
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Llherty.-Repairs arc being made on the
Church belfrN.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gard
ner are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e.. w. Odell, at Plainfied The Home Cir
Gle will give another dinner at the hall
November l5.-.\lfred Jimmo of South
Starkshoro was guest at w. l.. Rings
Sunday.-M-. and Mrs. William Miner Wis
tied friends in Warren the first Of the
week
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.ars upon it being completed ii was
/ ed and shown to he in good working
.cr. 1t was also suggested that smaller
| for the nozzle be purchased. as the
b and a quarter tips now being used
a long stretch of hose take Just SO
|ch pressure from the engine and the
ram is not so effective. Seven-eighths
an inch tips we're ordered to be pur-
sed
citing was light for Colchester Tues
y. there being but e17 votes cast for
I n representative and on the governor
p vote there being but col The total
nber of votes on the list was l."So.
| MEL f OSulivan, democrat, was
cted town representative over Arthur
Smith, with majority of -. MT
;ulivan received go votes, which Is
s than the rest of the democratic ticket
the state and county and electors
ere were three defective ballots III thls
hest and about dozen blanks handeo
The meeting was called to order at
Amounted hour by First Selectman
bred +. VIllemaire in the absence OF
ns,ablo J + r. Chevricr. who is Just
@ to be about with the aid Of crutches.
was M to vote in the afternoon.
v.n Clerk g. G.. hllard read the car
there werc only the election Of
ers present. Thomas W. Burke. Will
man. was the first TO cast ballot,
Itch was shortly after six O'Clock.
nest Jasnin. who was appointed an
cticn clerk with William Mongeon,
e not present and Arthur s. Morgan
$ appointed by the board Of civil author
to serve. Election day was verI quiet,
Rre being very little interest shown
iside the contest for town representa-
G and the Justice ticket. the latter
Ing decidedly democratic. Following
/ the votes as poled for the candidates.
Q vote for the president, and United
btes senator and county ticket Is
foried with the general report and the
te for justices of the peace and the
{yn representative follows:
justices Of tho peace F. e. Eicwood,
b II. \. Bailey. 23l: y. +. Provost
4 Charles A. Barber, 80: RAYMOND
len. 22S. f Edward Allard. 572: :.
Narcotic. $50 Frank Carpenter. sci:
nry Conln, 56t; Louis Alapa, $50;
I'm OFrion. gns: j r. Wolcott coo
fthur :. Morgan. SIS. ". G Bom-
rd, oil. r. T. Severance ~, oscar
epArd, $61; j w. Shechan. 81. 0r-
We Cormier, 353; Arthur ]. pesautcls,
d John Piche 36i r. +. Ciokev, $50;
T. OSullivan, az; Louis MonEcon.
:, J. Murray Wright. $50 Town
preventative: Arthur NJ. Smith, re-
blican. oo7; Daniel T. O'Sullivan,
m ocrat $50
Hiss Nesta Monroe has received word
bt she had passed the civil service *
hination for teaching in an Indian
hool. The examination was held last
bril- She Won the scholarship at the
Diversity OF Vermont at the graduation
the Winooski high school last June and
II continue her studies al the univer.
until she receives an appointment
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ESSEN CENTER.

\ son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chaunccy Burns October 31--Mrs Will
liam O. Br!cn. who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia at South Burling
ton, is able to return home.-Mrs. Eliza
Cook and son Elmer, Of Colchester
visited at X. +. Days last Week.-Mrs..
Eli Written visited in Jericho last
weekly. II. Wool and family spent
sunday with friends in Jcffcrsonvillc.--
Tho Ladies' Ala will hold sale and
VIII give il chickcn-pio supper Novem-
hCr
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AND TIMES

and Mrs. Charles G. Hull have leased
their farm in Fairfield and have moved
to this city. They are occupying Mrs
John r. Cushing's house on Fairfield
street.
News has been received that Mrs. Louis
II. Wright Of College Station. Texas. for
merly of this city. is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis performed a
week ago at Bryan, Texas. Mrs. Wright
is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. f. A.
Collins OF this city.
The price of milk has been advanced
from six to eight cents a quart by the
dealers making deliveries in this city.
In common with advances in prices Of
foodstuffs, fuel. wearing apparel. etc,
local laundrymcn have announced that on
November Is increased prices for thor
work will go into effect The increase in
the cost Of materials which they use in
their work, such as soap, blueings and
oxalc acid is given as the reason
Arthur Reynolds. who was operated on
ut the hospital about three weeks ago for
appendicitis, returned to his home in
Georgia Friday.
| rhe ST. Adams Grain company has pur-
/ chased OF g. W. I,erper lot Of land
| southeast of it's plant. The company may
! move some of it's buildings on to tho land.
Effective next Saturday, all the rostau-
rants of the city will charge 81 cents for a
meal for which the price a present is p
cents a ive-cent sandwich will he sold
! for 10 cents and the Decent kind will nc
sold two for a quarter. Mrs. NJ. J. Spen-
Ger Of the Spencer House, keeps TO her
present price Of y cents a meal This i7
the only hotel furnishing meals AT that
price. The American House has advanced
meals from - to GO cents.
4 miscellaneous shower party was
given at the homo Of Miss Helen Jackson
Of Ferris street Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Pearl f.. Teho of .tldis street
whose marriage to Max Brice ut this
city is to take place this week. Tho mar
rage engagement of Miss Tcbos sister
! Miss Grace VI. Tebo, to Walter Stafford Of
this city. Uas announced. The Wedding
will take place the latter part Of this
l,,,r
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ENOSBURG

The meeting Of tho Ladies Foreign Mis-
sionary society Will be held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lyman Gilbert.
The annual childrens dinner will he
held Saturday, November II at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Wright. All are
invited.-F. NJ. Wright has returned from
New York. where he spent week A. the
home OF his sister, Mrs. q. T. Remington.
Miss Emma Maynard it. spending some
time at the nome of her sister Mrs. {. +.
HO-1p N
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JERICHO.

Mrs Jennie Delormc and Mrs Lillian
Eldred Of Burlington and Mrs. Hattie
Smith OF Essex Junction were recent Wis
itors al tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs e. Y.
Mason These ladies ana Mrs. Mason
were formerly Of schuyler Falls, y. y
Miss liza Brigham who has been NSitln,
her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter NardlaU, Of st. Adams, has re-
turned home --George Ring, who has a
position in South Burlington, is visiting
friends and relatives in town for a few
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Henry Patten. who has been in poor
eslth long time. is moi as rell lately -
lrS Peter Dolan is i'll Mr.. and Mrs W.
Frat of Mount Holly we're NJ r g.
.hans a few DAYS last wcen. Mrs. W.
Heath and children who We're called
ere by the death Of her father. |. r.
bromley, Sr, in September returned 10
heir home in HardWiCk Friday quite a
umhor from this town attended tho dis.
net meeting of tho *. Of =. in Lnderhiii
thursday night Homer Bowie Of New
lsyen visited his father, Peter Bowie.
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ w Hnsdale spent Sunday in Es-
sex. His daughter, Nora, who has
been passing a month in Essex and Col
chester. returned with him. Mrs
Miranda Wcscott returned Saturda V
from Williston, where she has been
visiting for several ueeks.--Miss Alb
bic Wcllinger spent the week.en with
her sister in Ntlltston. Mrs, Kate Pur-
cell has horn seriously i'll for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. clinton Isham and daugh
ter Of South Burlington were at the
homo Of Eollin Forbes SundaN
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Sunday school will he given over to this
tonic, and in the evening, there will he
spccial music, recitations. and readings.
giving the latest information on this oues-
tion.-Mr and Mrs. William HFurcombe.
Miss Albina Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barney. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Tvit-
chell, Master william Hurombe and Miss
Doris Barney Of Burlington were guests
Of Mrs Homer Lyon last week The So
cial Service club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Adelia Bicknel
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MILTON.

The pastors subject at tho Methodist
church SUNDAY morning will he Jesus.
and tho Promises Of Cod. Sunday school
~ noon. Evening meeting at 20, sub
iect, ruth, the Moahitess Fpworth
League every Tuesday evening al seven
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Demar spent Sum
day in Enoshurg Falls guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Tiff Edgar Reynolds has
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WEST MILTON.
HUNTINGTON.

sunday school next Sunday at As y nj
and a preaching service at $50 p m
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Continued on psgc four).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
New Wardena Sing Sing | o-day;
Welfare League Safe, He Says
No,.or Declares Reforms and Privileges in Prison Will
NJ, % Cbarged-Promises Fair Deal to Inmates
and They Make Similar Pledge

deputy warden Mr. Derrick went 10
Sing Sing originally go develop the
league idea. and beginning to-day,
when he is released from the larger
responsibilities of the prison. he will
bo free 20 devote all his time TO IT,
Changes at present outlined Will be
100 minor matters. such as the recep-
ton of visitors and substitution OF a
civilian employe for a prisoner on the
telephone switchboard. These matters
were discussed last evening By Mr..
Carter and Mr. Meyer on the arrival
OF the latter at the Hotel Bltmore
from Philadelphia.
MIR. Carter made il clear - callers
that nothing revolutionary, such as a
wholesale draft Of leaders in the Mu-
tusl Welfare League TO Clinton ana
other prisons Is under contemplation.
"If." said he, The department OF
prisons and Mr.. Meyer, as warden.
cannot make the condition OF the men
and the physical condition Of the
prison one step better We ought to be
removed, and il we make IL enc step
worse. we ought to be thrown IN the
creek"
with this cold have said the
new warden, Throwing into the creek
sounds like most severe punishment.
But. ~riously. start at Sing sing
with clean slate and an open mind
or all thiugs Neither prisoner nor
officer there has anything TO fear from
my coming