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HERBERT +. HOLMES. Sec
SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in ita
room at the State House. In AUGUSTA
on
TUESDAY. Feb. 3, at 2 o'clock p
M. on the foilowing;
II. p. No. a.. An Act relating to
Courts, Knox county. . Twin "
the salary Of the Clerk Of Courts
II. p. No. 40 An Act relating to the
salary Of the Judge of the Reckland
IL p. No 80. An Act relating to
the compensation Of the Judge OF Pro.
bate for Knox county.
S. p. No. Z. An Act relating to the
"a lafies Of the stenoEraphers Of Ken.
nebec and Cumberland Superior
S. =. No. 8. An Act increasing the
salary Of the stenogra pher Of the An.
droscoggin Superior Court.
s. p. No. "a. An Act to increase
the salaries Of county commissioners
for Cumberland county.
H. P. No. 70. An Act Increasing the
amount paid for clerk hire in the Of.
fee Of the Recorder Of the Municipal
Court Of the city Of Portland.
II. r. No. u. An Act relating to
the salary Of the Judge Of the Munich.
pal Court OF Portland.
FREDERICK w. HINCKLEY,
HAROLD W. BISHOP, See. '"'"'
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HARMONY

The farmers have been occurring
ice this week and find it OF good
quality. The Creamery Co., filled
their house last week, J. S. Libby
Jr., doing the cutting this year.-A
son came to the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemley j. Hight on Monday.
Mrs: Dennis Leavitt is caring for
mother and son.-Mrs. Ora Willis
and Mrs. G. D. Magoon went to
Eryants Pond Monday to see their
new grandson, born to Mr.. and Mira
Malcolm Willis on Saturday. Mrs.
Willis Is returning this week while
MRS. Magoon will remain with her
daughter for time longer.-Tbe
basket ball team from Hartland
played the Harmony High boys on
MONDAY evening, with a score of SO
to II in favor Of the home team
u. y. +. Mrs. Ella Getchell OF Hart
land visited Morning Star Rebeka h
lodge at its last meeting. Also Mrs.
Stella Seekins-Mr. and Mrs. lin
wood Rogers of N, Arson have heen
~ town Tor n week or SO at the home
OF Mrs; Rogers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs; CHARLES Cooley. Mr.. Rogers is
loading telegraph and telephone
poles, for the Western Electric Co.
by whom he is employed.-Mrs, J. L.
Johnson is again able to be about
the house and Mrs. w. S, Remis ia
eaining.-Several students from the
High School have been confined to
their homes with severe colds the
Fast week, and also quite a humber
or the lower grades
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STATE OF NA1NE
TO All Persons Interested In Either Of
the Estates Hereinafter Named

At a Probate Court held at Angus
ia, in and for the County Of Kenne-
bee, on the twenty-third day OF Janu-
airy in the year Of our Lord one thou
The following matters having been
presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter Indicated, it is hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested. by causing, copy
weeks successfully in the Daily Ken.
nebec journal, a newspaper published
at Augusta, in said County. that they
may appear at Probate Court to be
held at said Augusta on the ninth day
of February. A. d. 1925. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon
IL they see cause.
Francis 3. Purinton, late Of Au-
gusta. deceased. Will and petition
for probate thereof and for appoint
scented by Willard b. Purinton. SON.
Elsie o. Penney, late of Oakland,
deceased. Petition filed asking that
Clarence NJ. Penney. son and next OF
out bond, all parties in interest OF
full age other than creditors having
assented thereto in writing.
Eliza E. Cooper, late of Albion. de-
ceased. Petition filed asking that
next of kin, be appointed administra-
tor without bond. all parties IN inter-
est Of full age other than creditors
having assented thereto In writing.
Antonio Salamone, late Of Belgrade.
deceased. Petition filed asking that
b. p Stuart Of Belgrade be appointed
administrator of the estate OF said de-
ceased.
Ellen J. Organ. late of Boston.
Mass. deceased. Petition filed asking
that Herbert l.. Kelley of said Boston,
next of kin, be appointed admtnlstra-
tor of the estate of said deceased
without bond. all parties In interest
OF full age other than creditors hay
Lorenzo ID. Merchant, late of HAL
lowell. deceased Third account pre-
scented for allowance by George w.
Lane, Jr., trustee.
Adslbert G. Sherman, late of Mon
mouth. deceased. Final account pre-
vented for allowance by Herbert T..
foster. executor.
Lizzie A. Triton. late Of Albion. de-
leased. Petition for assessment OF
Inheritance tax presented by Sara L..
Spauding. executrix.
Julia n. Skillings, late Of Oakland.
deceased. Petition for distribution
presented by Eustace M. slsillings,
Alice B. swanton, adult ward. Of
Washington. D. c. Petition for IL
cense to sell real estate of said ward
situated in Gardiner in Kennebec
County presented by Ralph p. Bar
Witness. HAROLD E. COOK. Judge
Of said Court. at Augusta, this twen-
Of our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred and Twenty-Five.
r. w. LEIGHTON, Register.
jan24. sat.3t
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NEWS BRIEFS

Boston, Jan. 30-The need of "tak-
ing definite steps toward acquiring and
preserving for the people of the com
monwealth some parts of the sea
short frontage is urged in a report
filled with the Legislature TODAY by the
joint special committee on public res
ervations. I'VE are allowing the
ocean frontage" the report says, ''to
fall into private ownership so that
shortly the citizen who cannot afford
to own ocean front property will be
deprived of the opportunity of bathing
in the ocean. playing on our beaches
or even looking out upon the sea en-
cept from such limited areas as those
already provided by the state at Re-
we're and Nantasket.
Washington, Jan. 30-Maj. Gen. Lee
Jeune, commandant of the Marine
Corps. urged the House military COM
mittee today to vote down the Curry
Dill to provide for unified air serv-
ice.
New York. Jan. 30.--Charles TT.
DUEL, former president of Inspiration
Pictures. Inc. filed summons and
complaint in federal court today, SEEK
Ing to enjoin Lillian Gish. motion pie
ture actress. from making pictures for
anyone but himself. Duell said he mad
obtained exclusive use of Miss Gish' 9
services under a cont ract
Washington, Jan. 30-Following up
It's program to obtain the personnel
necessary to handle additional duties
thrust upon it. the coast guard has
decided to commission temporary Off
GERS from civil life. as the army and
navy did during the war. Examina.
tions will be held beginning April 6.
and appointments will be made in the
grade Of ensign. with promotions to
lieutenant in cases Of special fitness.
The temporary officers will receive the
same pay and allowances as perma-
nent officers except that they will not
be eligible for retirement. The age
limits will be from 81 to 40 years.
Keene, n. H., Jan. 3O.-John J. Dris-
coll, aged about IS, was struck and
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Sk0WHECAN

Former Deputy Sheriff Wallace
Hill of Fairfield was a business call
er in town Thursday.-Miss Helen
Lord, Wheaton college, Norton,
Mass, "a, left Friday for st. Johns
bury, VT, where she has accepted
position on the faculty of st. Johns
bury Academy.-Walter E. Cieve-
land of Coventry. VT, is in town
staging "Jazzboland" an Afro Com
edy to be put on by Somerset Couh-
Gil No. 2OS9 X. of c., at the opera
House, February 1Sth.-Attorneys
Hiram Gerrish of Brownville. ana
Carl A. Blackington of Watervillc
were at the Friday morning session
of Supreme court. Mr.. Gerrish rep
resented Elsie I. Thorpe in the libel
suit VS.. Douglas X. Thorpe.
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HAROLD w. BISHOP, 81
AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
the state House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 4, 1926, $50 p.
NJ. on the following:
H. =. 40. An Act to require bulls
one year old and over to be ringed.
MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERT
MENT STATION
Resolve In favor Of animal hus.
bandry.
Resolve in favor Of scientific inyes.
tigation in agriculture.
Resolve in favor Of Highmoor Farm
in the town OF Monmouth.
Resolve making appropriation for
the support and maintenance OF the
Maine Agricultural Experiment sta
tion.
GEORGE r. YnRn Gan
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PISHON'S FERRY

James Greene of Canaan was in
town Sunday calling on friends
w. -. Chase has gone to Boston on
a few days business trip.-Nfrs
Earle White returned Tuesday after
passing a few days in Auburn with
Mr.. White, where he has employ
meht'-Miss Gladys Tibbetts has
gone to Oakland where she has orr
ployment.-Mrs. Alice Kelley passed
the week end in Waterville, a guest
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III,
Emery.-Earle Ireland left Thursday
for Bingham where ha has amnlov,
ment with his team in the woods
MRS: Ernest Crocker went Monday
to East Holden where she attended
the wedding of a niece. She return
ed tuesday evening.-Georse Kelley
mas gone to Canaan where he will
WISH Tor few days with relatives
me little son that recently arrived
az me nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Charles William.
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HEBRON NOTES

Fred Googins of Bates college ad-
dressed the students in Chapel
Thursday morning. Mr.. Googin is
resident of Portland, and has made
n name for himself RS q member of
the Bates college debating team. Mr..
Googin emphasized the fact that the
leaders on the campuses Of America
were men who did not shirk their
studies Sor athletics or on the other
hand did not devote all their energy
IN search of book reading. He CON
sidered that the true leaders Of
american students were conscien-
tious fellows who stood high in their
class and foremost upon the athlet-
1c field. Mr.. Googin spoke briefly on
the plans for debating at Hebron.
and pledged himself as the debating
coach. to bring Hebron to the front
IN this branch to thu best of his
ability. Donald Bailey of Portland.
has entered Hebron Academy re.
Gently. Bailey graduated at mid.
year from Deering High and comes
to Hebron from there for the re-
mainder Of the year IN order to pre-
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PENsloNs

The committee on p4n.,... 4
give q public hearing A ~
the State House, in 1ususss ~
TUESDAY. Feb. 3, 1918 - y. .
lowing: ~ "
8. P. No. 4. An Act to am.,. .
ter 148 of the Revised Stsfns.s q
ing a field agent for the M g
guide, and defining the dssi.u
CONDENSATION Of such fislS 4
H. p. No. 81. Resolve 1, -.
the State pension Of Maria n ~
Of York. va
H. r. No. 11s. Resolve n A..
Adelaide France Of SedSwiek fcr \
pension. y
II. p. No. 100. Resolve n ~.
Abbie A. Norton Of Industry ~ 4
pension.
H. P. No. 121. Resolve IA, i.
ers' pension for Eta n. retAs
Corinna.
J. HENRY, Moran !.
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EDUCATION

The committee on Educate
give n public hearing In as ~.
the State House. In Augusta -
THURSDAY. Feb. s, 3 ?. u =
following:
H. P. 6. Resolve in favor 4 /,
ten Academy for building al =
H. r. ~. Resolve In ssrs
TrAip Academy Of Kittery.
H. p. -. Resolve in favor d \
Central Institute Of PittaAol6, \,
for maintainins courses Of inS|rsI
H. p. &C. Resolve in favof ~
Institute for maintenance.
Referred from S1st LesisistusW
An Act to repeal an act Fl,
can Act to incorporate thS -
Harbor school district"
An Act to amend the etAsts
Portland Academy.
CHARLES 8. PIERCE Z
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FEDERAL RELATION.

The committee on Federal its roQni
will give q public hearing ID "a % :,
at the state House. In AqsuTsf n. on ~
THURSDAY, Feb. 5. z r @' !.
following: A.. .uthorislhl
the State Highway Comm,sscf Publ
operate with the bureau pepafI
Roads OF the United o.a,hering an.
m mark ne A neutes Of interstate
EDWARD A, MANSFIELD.
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY
jan29d16t

give a public hearing in its rooms at
the state House. in Augusta on
WEDNEsDAYs Feb. T. T. M. on
'n II. 'G No. Il. An Act to amend Sec.
tions I and Z Of Chapter 222 Of the
Public Laws Of 1917, ana Section II,
Chapter ~ Of the Public Laws Of 1917,
a. amended BY Chapter II of the Pub.
IL s~. Of Of sas sr Win Hss
8. r. No. II. An Act to amend Sec.
ton 81 Of Chapter 143 Of the Revised
statutes. as amended by Chapter IL Of
the Public Laws Of 1921: relating to
'' Il. +. No. ~. An Act to change the
name of the trustees Of Gou'd's Acad'
s, # No e. and A. Act ca e .ms .1s
Of the Private and Special Laws of
1893, relating to the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary.
g. =. No. IS. Act ratifyins tsansfer
Of land from State OF Maine to trus-
Of Cumberland. ana from trustees Of
Gorham Academy In the county OF
Cumberland to State Of Maine.
II. r. No. III. An Act relating to
corporations for literary. charitable,
cNuCdtiOuAI anu OtucT puIPO0cSs
Isaac Yesner Of Bangor. Maine, to
bring = suit at law against the State
II. +. No. 157. A. Act to incorpor.
ate the Cousins and Littiejohns IL.
lands Villake Corporation.
II: p: No. col: Resolve, authorizing
Michael Burns to bring suit At law
against the state Of Maine.
THURSDAY, Feb. .. 2 P. NJ, on the
following:
II. r. no. 60. An Act relating to the
protection Of children.
3. ID. No. IL. An Act making uni.
form the registration Of married
s. D. No. ~. An Act TO amend scc-
ton 20 OF Chapter . OF the Revised
Statutes. relating. to the preparation
and publishing. Of an annual list Of
corporations delinquent In payment Of
their franchise taxes.
II. p. No. ia. An Act to incorpor-
ate the Bay Point. Village Corporation.
g. .. Nc. 8. An Act to, establish
FREDERICK w. H1NCKLEY,
Hrprrpr n IN, >rs Chairman Yas
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STATE or MAINE


..----- January 81, 1925.
ORDERED. the HOUSE, ooncurrins,
that the time for the reception OK
bills for private and special legisla-
ton be limited to Monday, February
1926. a fs oSf, Sels sS b, n s snc
sented after tiiat date be referred to
the next LeEislature: that the secr =;
tary Of the Senate cause copies OF
daily and weekly papers of the State
until and including Saturday. Fsbru-
airy IL, 1925.
IN SENATE CHAMBER
January Fl, 1925
Read and Passed
Sent down for concurrence
Roydsn v. Brown, Secretary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January 20, 1925:
Read and Passed
In concurrence
Clyde r. Chapman, Clerk.
Attest; Roydsn v. Brown,
Secretary.
L.
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Committee Hearings
CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give Ss
a public hearing in its room AZ the
FRIDAY. Feb. s. at 2 P. NJ. on the
H. p. No. % 1929. Resolve in fa-
vor Of the town Of Prentiss, Penob-
scot county. for sheep, ana poultry
killed by dogs, referred by the ois'
Legislature to the next.
Fl. r. No. -. Resolve in favor OF
Jelino Caron of Seven Island, Aroos-
took county, bob-cat bounty.
II. p. No. %. Resolve In favor OF
s. Aroostook county. damages done by
deer.
Fl. p. No. 43. Resolve In favor OF
town of Durham, Androscoggin coun..
ty. Maine. deficit in town tax refund
" J. HENRY MORSE. Sec.
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Committee Eearl,.
ANN ..,,
ClAl AfPAiHS

The committee On A..
and Financial Affairs viii Pr IT,
lilo hearing In its room - IN e
House, in Augusta, On ~
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4. ~
S. P. No. 20. Resoiy. 10
preparation in aid OF ~ nak
Memorial Hospital Of Honito. w.
fiscal years 1925 ana I'LL f.
8. +. No. 80. Resolve l.
st. Elizabeth's Roman cal. AM
lum and Holy Innocents Hsn fly.
land. Maine. 0oaA &
H. p. No. 81. Resoiva I. a =
the Northern Maine Usns. M
Eagle Lake, for mainfsr.Sa ~
H. p. No. 80. Resolve n
nppropriating fifteen thouss nysl
($16,0OO) for the PresuuS +. ~
erai Hospital. AAoto
H. p. No. %. Resolvs 1.
Maine Children's Homs - ~
maintenance. sSS'ev \
y THURSDAY. Feb. s. All y
II. p. No. 81. Rsso,v. 4, \ \
the directors of tho PORT ~ 3va
II. r. No. 95. Resolve r0tt1
the directors Of the Porf - t1se)
II. r.. No. -. ResoIvs = ssst|
preparation in aid Of ire Tss
ana snss Ear Ear l,nnfairrmary for the f scai &
ORLANDO E. fRhs4 .
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PUBLIC uTlilrlee

The committee on Public Utilities
VIII give public hearing in Its room
at the state House, in Aususta, on
iHuRSPAi. Feb. s, 1875, 3 r. NJ,
cb II: y: No; 49, Ar Act to extend the
way Company, A'A4.r
5. p. Nc. 22. An Act to extend thu
r rnsd Of the Eastern Maine Rail-
ma a. r ;. No; ~. An Act to ratify and
Electric Company Of Pasten. Msinn
n. F. No. 1913. An Act to amend the
I Thar.er OF the Dover and Foxcroft
ELMER J. HuRNHAM. s...
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INLAND FISHERIES AND "a. y

The committee on Inlana = Sssrjhg
and Game will give q pupilS, oSs. q
In its rooms at the state Nv
Augusta, on ,ass 4
THURSDAY. Feb. 5. A. D. "" (
p. NJ, on ..,.tins \
II. p. No. 10. An ACT I,oaltisl
hunting in certain specineo W I.
in the state Of Maine. ,s,ating Y
an H. ap r M9i ihs for Hs'o the repair y
Enforcement Hpp.n Of the fish hatcher soyu I
Lake Megunticook, in Camden w.
of Knox. ,..,,v 10 ic
fishing in Lovewell's pond. Oa u.tsfy
JOHN r. FLINT, Sec's
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation viii, rive
q public hearing In Its rooms at the
state House, in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, Feb. 5. At p. NJ, to
consider the following:
g Resolve. proposing an amendment to
ton of the state OF Maine. nrov;dirr
that no tax on incomes and on inHsrit.
ances shall be levied.
BL1N w. PAGE. Secrstarv
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MILITARY AEfAiRS

The committee on Military Affairs
viii give a public hearing in the Ju-
dietary room. No. 1881. at the Stats
Ho TI,s sIn augusta; on
on the following act,
Ar Act relating. to applications for
soldiers bonus. II. p. No. 6s.
ROBERT HALE, Sec,
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Honor Dr.. Eiehspdson

Berlin. Jan. IL CA. p. by maiD-
DR.. Ernest Gushing Richardson, di.
rector OF Princeton University Ii.
brary, has been designated corre-
spending member OF the Prussian
sophie historical section.
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WAYS AND DRloean

The committee On wan
] Bridges will give q public No.
I Room a13. at the State Hoas9 i
TUESDAY. Feb. 3, at sAxsi
following resolves:
H. p. 13S. Resolve In fayee Z :
town Of Charlotte to aid ID sg1
il. r. 1ss. Resolve in fssw I ,
s s.,r9,e Of . Perry sa.x In 'mprovias =
H. r. 1871. Resolve in fare 4 7
town Of Pembroke to aid u ~
Il. p. 40. Resolve .,ss,rA
money to aid in the constfaS61a q
road In the town OF StstDoA
n. r. al. Resolve in faWe 4 4
town Of Sullivan for road eon1e
ii. p. 14s. Resolve in fayss 4 ,
town Of 0ouldsboro for ma 4
s. d. 10. Resolve for n ssyssl
ton for rebuilding the uAlmGv
section Of the Weld road ID ~ q
ri. =. i4s. Resolve in aid 4 ~
pair Of the road from Seass cep1l
Winthrop to the Wayne town ~
II. F: Fl. Resolve in favef 4 y
town Of Canton.
H. r. 81. Resolve in favor d 4
town OF Sumner. "a III
g. d. II. Resolve in favor u \
broke bridge and York bfilQl
township No. 81, N. D.. WAsln0
$: D. IS. Resolve in f.s
bridges across Northeast bfoe1 n
Canoe brook in Township No. ~
. WASHINGTON county
H. r. No. So. Resolve In fgS1A
seavey bridge in the town ct n
II. r. No. So. Resolv. In fsseI
the town Of Lincoln for aid y
II. p. No. 1870. Resolve spprl'
ing money. for the repair and e.
nance nance q hishway in Townsl
ii. r. No. 1871. Resolve IN fsvs
the town OF TFescott to sid u
NJ 4. a r :'i a.. n..olv. in f.,.r u
II. F. e No. o'e ISL !0r Resolve sSsd eV II s.
re = i u.s. '0 Resolve 81 sG IN favor
'0 e p: 1 Is. Resolve sSr s0a sappsrsSi.
the town Of Kennebunk.
H. r. 12S. Resolve in sid q
repair and improvement Of the
road in the town OF West Bath =
as the Fosters Point road.
H. p. 14s. Resolve In AVE
reimburse It for money sxpend9
the Csmppells Pond road'in ~ :
Of West Bath.
II. p. 144. Resolve In aid q w
pair and improvement OF tm "
town road in the town OF wen
known as the Sabine road. !
IL. p. las. Resolve In AID o. ~
repair and improvement OF ls "
road in the town OF Phippsburl ~
Ashdale to Sebasco. :. = 4
H. p. 146. Resolve In ga 9 !,
repair and improvement OF ~ +
within the limits Of Birch Pom Il
lage Corporation running fIowS ~ y
Small Point road in the town q "
Bath 10 the New Meadows !lVm 4
II, p. lat. Resolve In eio "
repair and improvement or tns
town road in the town Of Affeu.n X.
H. p. 1l8. Resolve In aid o. w
pair and Improvement Of tn 49,
road in the town of Pnly
known as the Small Point roaas
WEDNESDAY, Feb. I, 1s2aa s''i
on following resolve: -. All
II. ID. Z. Resolve providina Nv
commission to investigate shss ~
report to this session OF the ~, ~ n
ture, relative to the censtfueISV,ssk
combination railroad and n,s'r;
bridge over the Kennebec rN,s
the relative merits of . ioea.n
the bridge between the CITY 81 n
and the town of Woolwieh, any mS,sSmsl
ton between the towns OF n' h,iai
and Dresden as a site for tnS "a,
HOMER II. DUNBAR -
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The following is a list Of the un-
claimed Inheritance deposits in. the
hands of the County Treasurer.
County Of Somerset, December 31st,
1924, published under provisions Of
Chapter 70, Section 81, Of the Revised
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Justice Charles E. Jenney removing
Alvah G. Sleeper Of Boston from the
bar for alleged perjury in testifyine
before Judge Jenney in disbarment
proceedings brought by the Boston
Bar Association. The court says
that Justice Jenney erred In dis.
barring Sleeper solely on this charge
without giving him an opportunity to
be heard.
Northampton. Mass.. Jan. :o-Mrs
! Gilbert A. Miles, 81, pleaded not gull
ty to.a charge Of numbering her fiva
year old stepson.. Edward ]. Miles, in
district court this morning, and was
Eeld without bail for hearing.
New York. Jan. 3O.-The Ameri.
can Smelling and Refining Co. today
reduced the price Of lead from ten
to o.T0 cents per pound.
Albany. n. Y, Jan. 3O.--One OF
the worst snowstorms in the last de-
cade swept across New York stats
today. paralyzing traffic, causing
many accidents and closing schools
IN many cities. Near SaratoR
Springs Delaware and Hudson en-
inc was derailed. killing two track
walkers and the cold accompanying
the storm last night. brought deaf
to man who lived alone at East
Poestenkill.
Lockport. N. Y, Jan. Ca fury
IN supreme court today acquitted
William Jake" Carpenter of Lew.
iston of the murder of Howard r,
HUFF of Niagara Falls, In On attempt.
ed payroll robbery.
Lowell. Mass. Jan. 3O.-street
! railway traffic hero was at a stand :
still today and thousands of workers
were forced to walk miles through
slu5h-filled streets as a result Of a
! night of driving rain after q heavy
snowfall. Miles Of street railway
iron were sealed with an ice coating
three inches in thickness.
Barre. VT. Jan. 3U.-The seasons
heaviest snowstorm came during the
, night and accompanied by high
wind piled the snow in huge drifts,
completely blocking trolley traffic
between this city and Montpelier and
demoralizing train schedules.
Cleveland. Ohio. ia, 30-Directors
of the Nickel Plate Railroad today
declared the regular IL per cent
dividend on the cumulative and reg
ular l IL per cent on the common
stock for the first quarterly period
Of 1925. payable April to stock of
record February Is.