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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24
BaQuero y Gandara

\
ia "a e e ':l@' 80 a5 0ots1la' u $40 GAIA
Bacala0 de EaoOCia superior en- caias
dSmedio quintal Gil oo.
ldem de arrOba
ManGequ1lla DaneSa legitima marca L.
taS de Il $50 %
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
keclnldo por los tlltimos vapores de Cadiz
00 ca1as Cognac-Jerez maroa Rafael Ro-
nero & So Gaia. 49, u.s. SIS
IS csjas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro-
De Canarlas, en- canastitog de 200 caraoo-
lee cada uno, hemOs reclbido una partida de
zVO canastos que vendemos q rs centaYos.
Por 81 guardia ndmero 80 fu6 conducida
aver q cuarto dc socorros la indivldua Adelina
6smlrex para ser curada de una herida en- Ia
garganta de alguna consideration. - IN.
Para esta noche Ia trompe de Balabreoa
annncla una gran funci0n. rs precise ir & var
MISS Edna Linden On sus pruebas de adivina-
@On, los Bemoles en- aus magnifioos eier-
U,U.es Unat Muslcales. Al teatro toda Ia geute de
~ Sc necesita un buen prensista para ma. |
4oJ@r una prensa Liberty. En- las ofieinaa de-
IA cohRnsPoNDENo1A ,nformaran. al
S Recortamos de El ,za,noy de, po,.
s. D. ola del corriente ha debtdo verifio ioaraa
On xauco Ia distribution de premios obtenidos
on q Certamen mas6nico oelebrado nor 10
kesp.'. Log. HV0s de la Lss. Obtnvo nod :"
Lla de orc la disertaci6n que lleva nor 1enoe
Ag0ertGd, 1gxaJdGd, FrGterNjd0d. en al tenoa rraa
"!deales dc Ia masOneria," menciones homo
Ilncas sopre el mismo punto las que llevaban
por divisa: Qutem no espeya veaacey wn es1
ue'scs0Q, y Homo sum: 7satnsoss6 d me s.ebS1
cs'easetme pwl0. 81 segundo Eema SO declare de-
si0ItO On el tercero, de lbre eleoci6n forma
40euca, 0Dtuvo medalla de orc MI YeIi0ida rnoa'
Ma que llevaba pOr lena: Ell verd0dero cu1to ]
es et que Sc t1bntG d Ia moral. Eelicitamos
!0s auJ0res por 81 6xito la Loaia Haioe 10
- l4ass por 10 teliz idea de contribuir oe ese
modo lomentar Ia cultura y los gustos lters.
Eueron detenidos aver por Ia poliofa los
ln0lvldu0s Gavin0 Donis Dor raaistencia ~
00ucle, 0cupAnd0sele mn cuchillo. tres MADRAS - b
un nmaton dc hierro;- Santiago R, ,,drfonaz
GOSauo lcnevarfia por ri6a escandalo oon. q
san0o1o un palo oil 29, resultando ambos con
:. Uc.n1.tuslonesj Crus 0ntr6n y Pedro Vazouez faI
'Stssye por rina escandalo ~ 4,
IN - tarde del 81 dc los corrientaa fnaro,, si
ues5os On libertad por disposition de a Fxcroa ~
Iu0Aenclas Ias p0rsOnss pertenecientea 4 ma s,a
sslegaD!e familia dc esta Capital de cuva da. IN
lMeyas M 4ReeAalak ' ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24

cado bordo del vapor EspaisG con destino 4
u Peninsula, 601 sacos csf6 y 1,451 de azdcar
pesando 81, 184 y 100, 704 kilos srespectivamente.
La respectable casa sucesores de Victori
c., establecida en- Mayagies, ha conferido su
pooer general al activo probo empleado de 10
mlsma, don Carm clio Bascarkn Quintero.
>De TOa-alta nos escriben que como nunca
nan. reSultadO sOlemnes lss festas de Semana
Santa on dicho pueblo Apenas podla ell tenn.
plo contener el ndmerO de fieles que concurri6
0lcnOs aotos. Las prOcesiones /FecOrrierOn
las Gales con 81 mayor lucimientO acOmpaiia.
GAS de una buena orqnesta que diriffa el i6ven
don Modesto Izqujeruo. El Padre Gsslloso debe
esGar sutisfechO de haber cumplids1 con sus
deoeres de haberse visto secunda,io por sus
feligreses.
So snplica los sef1ores que CONT .unaci6n
90 re aolonan 80 sirvan contestar las cartaa
quo les nemos escr1to, para no tener que decir
cOsas que Ie desagradar8n en- este periodic o.
Don jose D Chapel. Anasoo
Don Pedro r Colon. Barranquitas
Don Jose M Gimanez Carolina.
Don Manuel Roure. Ciales.
Don SlmpliciO David GuayaniIla.
Don Antonio Alvarado Juana Diaz.
Cate aver en- MayagSdez con regular dernan
"a: Glasses para Cuba, de $40 q 1904 .-Pil0n
@ @41 wa -Haclenda sin escoger lie $22 &
S234 -Esoogldo $24.-Agsscar $2a tlases de
ret1uo de So 81 consumo.--M5eles. en- calma
81 Mercado de $l7 % POI. .extremos.- So
el g-ado ~ -
Los S es. Piza Hermanon comerof antea de
Ponce, nos participant On stenta circular que
con o. tin de evitar extrav5os dilaciones. su.
pncsn sus amigos relacionados que lie liri-
jan s Ia oorrespondencia y telegramas 6 la Plaza
20 f0'tce, y 30 Ponce como generalmeute 10
haoen. -
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tura. neceseres para COS.
iperfumeria tina = aqua para 81 Too.dor
nonecas yjuguetes para njfi9s SSovf. n;;,a.
Galas con dlferentes iusaos de soc;adas s
dortamonedas malta de plata s.9s@0t n;as s
dolores. seoas negros de
voIonas azahares sueltos para novs.
HrspeJos 90 una tres lunas. '-s''"s'
d1entes. S"Ae AVpa, ca0eka r
psan vanedad sn corbatas de- iltima mod
Dastones de mando y para nifioa -'Aous'
6.n. H.alates pIateados nickel msdsra
nintas de soda de todas olsses y nraa,o.
rsoo Uasss ae mano, grandes,y peonef,as os'
boQuillas. 0@issras, petacaa +
Juegos de copas de CRYSTAL f,no
Oorses limos y ordinsrios.
Meolas caloetines de hila tia n....,.
EeInesradoresy J depositoa nara h.,..
sssscaiDsnias, tmbres, pisa papslas 1n : n,ss ssaa.
l0nas. para Ee5rRtos, meds.
csaortaplnnaa, nayajas fsrs. Ann.
ars,, ao,as. ma asosseres Dc visje.y y portsmant..,
psla,s aaa ssI.saad On ahsas de orogar M s' ,ti.n
aa1a9aaoaa de articulos .nsas ssnrno ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24

an COotAdO unO dc nue0trOs Op0rariOs con Ia
Canaata de ma cOCinera que Venfa por Ia ace
"a, cue 10 hizO caer 81 suelo BuenO soria Que
se hiciese obseryar 10 que rexan las leyes de
p0ncia s0bre 81 particularly evitar que las per-
aona1 cargadas con bultos grandes. transiten
Las dltimas notlcas que tenemos de Bre-
men, a1Canxan al del actual, en- aQuella fe.
Cha % cOtlzaba el azdoar de Puerto Rico de
. l2,9 & 14l6 por comun superior relno. FL
cafe habia descendidO RlgO Dor falta de activa
demanda, habi6ndose vsndido tres peouedoa
Totes procedentes de AguadilIa, elsse hacienda
osc0ldO dc TO 1O3 marcos y caracolillo 10 r.
I'm IOte dc 499 CuerOg, tambian de Aguadilla
On parte sveriados, SO vendio 26 marcos.
Con oarga general para v.rio. b. entr.oo
aver On nueStrO puerto, prOcedente de Nueva
York, 81 vapor ingl6s CGlG6rtG. dicho bu-
Que hemos reCibidO una nueva factura de tipos
mateFiales para imprenta.
El yapor ADoNso XII cargo en- este puerto
para Ia Habana 500 sacos cafe 1O2 pacas de
taDaco on rama pesando so 0915 684 kilos
Spectivamente.-Y el vapor Esp0i50 cargo
para C6diz 4 $50 sacos, mas ,boooyes Y 2 caias
cafe con 392 368 kilos / 537 baoos azticar
pesando l69 684 hlos.
go
Retreta ma1lana p0r ia banda del Battalion
CazSdOres de Colon ndmc 20.
l Ell "Coronel" PasCdoble, Meyerbeer.
La .'Angelita Mazurka, Ferrer.-3 Ter.
ceto Opera ..Lucrecia Borgia" y, Donizetti.-
Gran Potpurr1, GEL ferro-carril" " Zaoertal.
% Gran marcha dc I" Las Antorchas Meye-
eoer.-6 Danzs, La Mariposa" ,"
Cambios On 81 BG,scO EspG;5oz hoy -Es-
pafa, $43 polo. = L6ndres 8 DIV, 1915 G.
Paris DIV, $22 OlO 49, Nueva-York, d1v,
0343 pOTO.-Habana div SIG p1OO.
80
HemOs tenidO 81 gusto de recibir hoy la
vista dc los apreciables j0venes mayagueza.
nos doctor don J. J. de Ia Rosa, jefe de Clf-
MICA dol Institute Ottalmioo dc Paris, don
Eugenio Bonilla, recibido dltmamente doctor
On Crujia Dental de Ia UniverDidad de Nueva-
York. dichOs amigos que reRresan sus
lares, les deseamos mucha prosperidad.
En- Ia mafana de hoy fueron curados en- el
cuarto de Socorro, Santisgo Rodriguez Fa-
cundo Echevarrfa de las heridas que mutua- |
mente SO infrieran siendo eatas leves salyo
complication.
:. Dicen q. On ]a Gale del Cristo sale un fam
tasma todas Las n0ches y que es una muier YES. /
tloa DO hOmbse que recorre la dicha Gale y las /
y San Franeleco y Tetuan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24

| WAB1&W8W&8
No se ha lmpOrtadO nunca 4 pnar+o a,;n.
IN Vino ran esqu1sitO como ell tintO da LorroSr
do las bodegas de Garcia HilOs. de An9no;o
ma, que al por mayor al uetalie yendsn 81
brln0 de Lulha c. Procure usted nroho,
$50 VINO nunca On su vida ussT4 otro.
Desde maf1ana domingo queda ahierto =,
| puDnco 81 aerviclO de bahos de mar titnla7o
| la Pf0vsdencsG. detras del Arsenal an asro
Marlna Dlcno estA becimiento que recoman-
damos ehcazmente, ha sido reparado introdn-
1onuos9 on el mucnas utlles innovaciones
Lease el anuncio en- la secci6n CORES Dondienta
| ihl Alcoh0IGdo GS0H El A7cOho7odo qioz
Este utlisimo preparado no debe faltar an 10
casa de ninguna familia preoayida. :"
@Aease esto
Ell famoso VINO DE TORO, adouiere cada
qua mas fama On esta Ciudad y en- los puehIos
lmftrOfes R"9D'os
~. 3 Es m IN srtfoulo reoomendable que todo 81
que 10 prueba 10 sOlicta. -
AOEITUNAS NEdRAs YERDEs an oorrofo
nos' acaDadas de recibir Y 35 centavos al Ga
rraIOn.-JAMONEs GALLEGos superi0rfsjmns :
1rescos 30 centavos lvs AGO gramoa.
eOncitenae eStON articuOR en- In nalla ia
Tetuan n6mero SO. ~s uo
1o-0 Issgo, OividGnes q Go.
EcuG90y.-Ls Ge0grsfie nos enaaf. or :,
Eouaoor 90 IN circulo maximc, cuyos puntoa
todos esfan jgual distancia de loa noios v
70 pratloa nos enseila que para ell bafo el to.
oaoor nada hay preterible al famoso Izcoho
!ddo de G0tz 'So'o
En- tres dias, digo NAL On cuatro diaa so
iamente en- cuatro dias qued6 sin nm oalo e' sU en
los pies con solo usar, conforme reoeta al na
l1cioa y que venden Armasy Jimenez en- In a,o,,
c@"0's0, cruz IL y On La EsfeyG, Fortaleza "a
Procure usted ten4r siempre en- an caaa
q Z. LOGON AsatsherpetSc0 del doctor Monies y
Dlas Ia Yue % Vende o. todaa las buenas farma-
'las de Ia lsls Els IN artioulo recomendahla
En6fe 'aS muehas eOsas buanas reeian i'm |
'otsA4as pOr C0reoedu HermanoS Co cuenta |
% el Iamoso vino ga ego marca VENTOSELA
lue es IN ca'd0 9 ia1oramente superior. gA
'alo, pnes, 10 genie lie gusto.
lQaiere .te /. ooul~r asn asor6nn1o., ,,,..
ncalnlnese La Catat-as. San Franciano ke Q
d0noe nallafa mneh aseo. buen servicio
xcelent9 comida.
CHARADA.
Son tus nj0s mi Drinser0.
son tus CLOS mi segands,
yml tod0 son tus Ojos
asierta esta baraundn.-
Una pol2a de seguro en- una Companfa
speta0le, es un desoanso de concienoa nars bt
psdres deN famiiia. De sus ahorr0s tai
= 0e 10 supeihuo, emplea cada aiio una snma
s,gninoante Al morir saba que deja aseru.
uo o. pan ae 90 mujer de sus hijos.
ks agente de Eg Sol del Canada en- pnarto-
co, 81 sehor don Carlos B. Metz. - @sA w.
NeW-York, Abril 2, 1892 -sr Director,da llo
oeRREsP0NDENoIA, No necssitamos defan.
] naestro preparad0 contra los atauues dast,n
1or medico dc ese pas In Eglulsi6a ds
,.s .la na aldo rlgug osamente analiSada aproba.
lueeo por oasi todaa las Academies ia Ma.
Ina 40 EUROPA y America ! nor los mas ~ n
lea medlcos de anbes oOnblnentes .ia =
As Oh eanstaneias, crsslnos ras enable y Inos.
plederlr 10 opinion de 10 cianca & Il ie ssa san
ess Qae Res motlyos NoN aaNotea, ha eu,. ds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24

: rsanclsco s.1l. e. de 6oenara
.an,,s 1870 = ~ Virulano por 10 Univarsnaa' "
gs sko ~ &c Ualicia, ofrsos aus seryisas .., as
''sAs'''e ssa' n Isas !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-24

Mn y tarde del 81 do los corrientea fnaror
pues5os on libertad por disposition de s Rxcr,'a
Au0lenclas las perB0nss pertenecientea mn.
Eespe gaD!e familia dc esta Capital de cuva Ia.
soosS.o se@Coa G1moa ouenta a. uno do nuesros nj.
AS.wS1H s+& +&YYssHA4
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

THAT fellow who last week stole cage
Of lions from the Barnum h Baily circus
at York, Pa, and shipped them through
TO Chicago before he was detected, need
have no hesitancy in trying his hand at
taking away a red.hot stove.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

MIGRATE, though not so defined in
Webster, is sometimes synonym for
high State officials, and reward means
something fellow does not get when he
beats the bush to bring out all the votes
for his political idol.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

Now 1t looks like it may be Blaine on
the Republican, and Carlisle on the Dem
ocratic ticket, just what THE HERALD
has hankered after. In that event get
ready to witness the hottest political
fight ever seen in America. But Mr..
Carlisle will be our next President, all
the same.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

The outlook now indicates that the
Republican nominees for President and
Vice President will be Blaine, of Maine,
aud Alger, of Michigan. The best in
formed Republican politicians, unbiased
in belief, think Mr.. Harrison is not in it
this time.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

He who kneels and begs your support
aud fails to know you after it has been
secured is knave, with big h.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

BLAINE, like Barkis, says "Pm will.
in" and as that has heretofore been the
only obstacle in the way of his nomina-
ton, he is likely to be the Republican
nominee. Indeed, Indiana, Harrison's
own home, is asking that the Maine man
may be the nominee of the Minneapolis
Convention next month.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

VARNEI.L, the man whe stole the cage
of lions that he might embark in the
show business on his own account, should
try his hand on our State Legislature,
and thus secure whole cabinet of curl
osities. In an effort of that kind. detec-
tives would not detain him, nor reward
seek to rescue the prize from him.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

THE first carload of this years wheat
was shipped from Delano, California, on
Saturday. 1t was grown by J. NJ. and
o. b. Kimberlain, in Kern county,
which has always maintained the lead
for early grain, but this last shipment
beats the record by four days, even in
that glorious climate of California.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27
LOOK OUT FOR our
DNg BARGAIN
COUN TIERS.
It VIII Pay You to Read All This.

While in Cincinnati we got
hold of a Stock of Goods at so
cents on the dollar, spot cash,
which we are going to give to
our friends and the public
while it lasts. We have made
up our minds that we are 60
ing to show the people that
we appreciate their splendid
patronage in the past, and we
are going to sell the splendid
purchase we made ut less than
the goods can be manufactured
for. All we ask of YOU is to
give our several
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to the national celebration of the
nineteenth anniversary Of the Knights of
Honor, to be held at National Park, Lou
isville, KY, on Thursday, June 80, 1892,
and regret that pressing business engage.
ments will prevent our attendance.
Thirty-four lodges of Louisville, Jeffer-
sonville, and New Albany will celebrate
the birth of the order in Louisville June
30, 1873, and it now numbers 1875, OH
members.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

THE Separate Coach bill has passed
both houses of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture, and when signed by the Governor
will be law, and go into effect ninety
days after the adjournment of the pres.
ent legislature. But when, oh, Lord, will
that bes The intent of the bill il doubt
less all right, but the separate coach
should contain the toughs" of every
color, creed or condition in life, for our
own race contains some rs reckless cusses
AS any to be found among our ofi:color
citizens, and il is well to be honest in
considering the merits of the measure.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

THE Democratic Convention that met
in Louisville on Wednesday doubtless
selected a solid delegation to go 10 Chi
cago for our own Senator John G.. Car
Isle, and that was the right and proper
thing 10 do. But. in event il should
transpire that Mr. Carlisle can not get
the nomination for the Presidency, who
then? After Carlisle, we are for Cleve-
land, and then--any available Western
man. We are forninst Hill first, last
and all the time, because We believe him
a disruptionist and that his nomination
would be more disastrous than anything
that has happened the Democratic party
within the last halt.dozen decades.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-05-27

acknowledgements Of produce aud the
patronage of Mountain Merchants respect
fully solicited. jel4,ly
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
COrinth.

The new firm at the Centre seems to be
quite successful in selling goods at prices to
SUIT customers.
Mr.. Magoon of this town brought this
week twenty-one fox skins to the Town
Clerk, claiming the state bounty.
The parties who went to Barre last week
to attend an auction sale of 10 cows, sue
ceeded in getting four of them.
Prices of good cows in Corinth range
from $50 to $50, and some have been offered
more.
1t is proposed by some that the relative
We nth of different kinds of feed for dairy
purposes be discussed.
An invitation will probably be given to
the Board of Agriculture to visit us this
season, and in order to make it profitable a
Farmers Club should be formed at once.
Elder Winslow from Maine has preached
at the Meadow five SabbathS last past, and
is expected to remain longer.
Mr.. Fuller has returned to teach the WIZ
ter school at the Academy. Willie Young
is engaged at Waits River, Miss Humphrey
at the Meadow, Geo. M. Dearborn at the
Centre, and A. M. Carpenter at Dearborn
Hill.
Lyceum at Academy Hall Saturday eve.
The new ballot law will be discussed by
Taplin and Dearborn.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
Fairl0o.

Mrs. + S. Hale with three children has
been visiting her brother, William Short,
returning to Ashland, n. H., last Wednes-
day leaving her little daughter Dora to
spend the winter in her uncle's family.
Several of the young friends of Mrs, Nell
lie BickfOrd visited her at her home Tues
day night where was spent very pleasant
and enjoyable evening.
The friends of Lester Newcomb, of the
firm of Bailey & NewcOmb, extend congrat-
ulations upon his marriage in Berkeley
Street church. Boston, Thursday, Dec. Sth,
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. NewcOmb left for Montreal, and upon
their return trip to Dedham, Mass, where
will be their future home, they will make
a short stop with their parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. NewcOmb.
Mrs. Adm Miles mother of II. p. Warren
who has BEEN insane for the past two
years, is now boarding with Mrs. Rufus
SwitSer.
We hearthat negotiations are being made
by c. Wright and Il. l.. Rice for the pur-
chase of the Piper house to be occupied by
Mrs. Il. A. SwitseT and family.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
STAFFORD.

The mean temperature for the month of
November was 1921, being 1.80 below the
average for the last Is years. and but three
colder IN the last Is years, 1875, 1879 and
1880. The coolest in the last Is years 1875,
25.77, and the warmest 1888. 38.72 The
precipitation for the month 1856, being 80
below the average for the last Is years.
The greatest in 1888, 80, the least in 1882, g.
There has been nine SHOWS and IL inches
up to the present time, this fall.
The tampering with the laws this fall has
caused good deal of dissatisfaction in this
section of the country, why cannot well
enough be let alone.
Harrison Hoyt and wife have come from
Lowell, Mass, to live with his father Jason
Hoyt
There is quite a move about the Post
Office in this place there beng two petitions
out for it, both democrats, F. B. Hazelton
and I'll. l.. Hatch. 1t is starting pretty
early when the present administration con-
tinues until March 4, 1898.
Mrs. Bruce died Dec. 9th.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
North ThetfOrd.

Hadlock's experiment was tested third
day after starting the ditch from the main
pipe at Elm corner. on this side. When all
was ready the water found its way quickly
to its new head. 1t took strong pull to
draw the pipe through the river, and now
this having become highway for traffic is
not to be dumping ground for broken pots,
pitchers and old shoes.
Wadleigh and wife, since the burning of
their house, have gained in pluck where
many would have sat down in ashes Their
late reception was brilliant and well as
sorted. George was lord of the castle al
though Madame was permitted to carry the
flag.
Brother John'Sawyer left here to-day to
finish out the winter with children in Mass
achusetts, happy outlet this is for the SOL
itariness of age. He will carry peace to
any and all homes.
Mr.. Robinson, the blacksmith, is sick and
business, always pressing at the shop, is at
a stand still.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
East Orange

Three little girls of Moses Beede are ill
with tonSlitiS.
Mrs. PerSiS Prescott is quite ill, DR.. Wat
son of West Topsham is attending her.
WOrthen Button is boarding with c. M.
Colby and attending school, and Lester
Parker at Frank Lambs.
Several attended the dance at Dick Pres
colts on the Darling farm in Corinth
Wednesday night.
c. M. Colby went to Barre Tuesday and
attended the promenade at Washington
that night.
I'll. G. Simpson went to East Corinth Mon
day to work for t. Taplin.
Rev. H. F. Dickey of Washington was in
town Tuesday.
Rumor says an event of this week is the
marriage of Miss Della Wentworth and
Mr.. John Dodge of Waits River, more par
ticulars later on.
C. ID. Burgin, who was thrown from a
horse on the Darling farm in Corinth some
three weeks since, has recovered so that he
was able to be moved home last Saturday.
School commenced Monday in the Simp-
son district with Miss Lizzie Word of South
Barre teacher.
Miss Anna Watson of Calais has resumed
her laborS here school commencing Mon
day.
Nellie Hutchinson has returned to South
Cor1nJh to teach the winter term.
Charlie Eastman went to Ludlow Satur-
day, to attend school.
Mrs. I'll. M. Gates and daughter have re-
turned to Bradford, where Mrs. G. taught
the fall term of school.
A little daughter frightened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Bradbury last Saturday
morning.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
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