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" I tsiiEEIslt tIWhigEWH|
If Manager RIoster could find a few
attractions which would pulp tho pco.
pic into his house as tho Kcrmoise, for
three performances, he would have n
now theatro pretty soon. BY tho way,
II there had been o matinee performance
OF the Kormoise It would also have
packed the theatre. Thoro' are many
people who cannot attend a night per.
formance who were much disappointed
because there was no daylight perfor.
nance. Perhaps it Is not too lato to
got their liberal contributions to tho
fund yet.
New York Day by Day" did u good
business at tho Grand in spite OF the
rival attraction ut the other houee.
Manga2cr Riestor will present this
week Tho Limited Mai" and Evan
gelino," and Colonel Genther will give
his patrons three nights Of Gray and
stephens and two OF Tho Paymastor."
"EvANdELISE."
"Evangoline," Mr.. E. E. Rlce.s beau
tiful operate extravaganza will have On
elaborate production at the Opera
House, Wednesday, March 2, when 1t
will be presented by ono OF tho fines.
musical and comedy organizations In
the country, and with appointments rs
70 scenery and costumes which have
boon propounced by tho press. OF New
York and Boston" simply magnificent"
"Evaneeline' has been a great tavorite
with tho amuseInont:loving public, and
seems to have gained popularity with
each succeeding presentation. The
following established tavorites are in tho
cast: Miss Sadie Stephens rs Ca
brlcl;" Misc Ruth Davenport rs Evan
geline;" Mr.. james S. Mnfit rs 'Iono
Fisherman" Mr.. George A. Schiller as
"LcBlanc;" Mr.. Edwin S. Tarr MS Ben
ediCt;" Mr.. Richard Harlow RS Cath
%arine;" Harry West as Captain Dict
rich:" Mr.. Bernard J. Reilly, Police
man."
THE LIMITED MAIL"
THE Limited Mall" the wonderful
new play by Elmer E. Vance, will next
season ill an engagement 1t the Audi
forum, Chicago, the largest theatre in
the world and the finest in America,
with a seating capacity OF over seven
thousand. Manager Vance has offered
5000 per week rent for q period OF
twenty weeks, during tho continuance
OF the Worlds Fair in the Windy City,
and his offer has been laid before the
directors. If accepted. $4,000 will be
expended on scenic and mechanical
effects. A real locomotive, with q real
%restibuled train, and q real track will be
used. This great play will be at tho
Wheeling Opera House Tuesday even
ing.
GRAY " STEPHENS TONIGHT.
This evening the well known Gray
and Stephens Company will commence
a three nights engagement ut tho
Grand. This and tomorrow evenings
they will present tho great drama, Tho
Old Oaken Bucket" Wednesday alter
moor and evening they will produce
their great success, "Nesper Bells"
This company carries q car load Of
scenery, wonderful dramatic dogs and n
host Of novelties. Seats are nor going
off at Gcnthcr's rapidly, and tho stand
ing room sign is likely to DO out to-
night.
TIE RECEIPTS ATTACHED.
". X, Whiting. q member Of the
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TICKET OFFICES AT PHEssynvAHlA STATION on.
WAITED 81, foor OF EI;trEE1M ST., WHEELING,
At MoLuiE HOUSE, WHnELIxo, AND At Il
pEISevLvIFIl STATION. BRIDoEPonT.
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RAILROADS.


HHEELING&EL L GH0YE RAILROAD.
On md nitcr Friday, january ]. 1872 train
will run ss follows. city timei
LEAVE W~HgELIE6.-"5:o0 a. n, 7.ooa. m, s.o1
O. N. 300 g. m 1000 n m. II 100 a M, "i2:61m.
loo ,. m, 2p n, 800 p m, <00 D NJ, 500 n
m, 900 p m. 100 p m, Sv1 p N, 500 p m,
l1ao p m.
LEAVE ELM GEoyE-a6:oon H., 700 a. m. so,
O. m, 10 m. 1880 a H., u:O T. M, le:W M.
Loo p m. 200 p. n, 800 p. M, 400 p. m, sol
r m, eco p m. 700 ?. m, 500 p. NJ. 900 p. m.
1000 p. m.
DAILY, except Sunday.
euSpAY-Church trains leave Elm Groyc at
e:tsA N. and Wheeling at Ell p. n.
II. z. W%ElSGERDER,
DEL er2 a . Cpunral MoOoynr
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BALTIMORE, Mn, Feb. T.-Whcot v eak; No. 2
rcd spot 81 02}!al 0s33ss: March and May 81 02lIa
1929: June 81 ol15; receipts 5000 bushels; ship
March .OLIc; April and Msy lsaIsHo; receipts
l95,GD bushels; shipments 29i 900 bushels. Cats
dull; Nq. > white western CSC. Rye quiet; No.
?. SIC Hay firm at sl3 5oal4 10. Buttor steady
and unchanged. Eggs arm Gt leo. Coffee steady
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Camara de Comercio

segun djj'mos, aver SO reuni6 nuestra Ca
mara de Comercio para tratar sObro el tras-
cenden talfaimo asunto aranceles de adnanas,
que han de regir aqui desde 81 dia primer0 dc
Julio pr6ximo, pero no podemOs callar ante 10
que ALI presenciamOs anoche
Parece mentiraslo que alli sucediera 81
no 10 hubi6semos prenciado no 10 creeriamos !;
y para que los no cOncurrentes SO former una
idea vamos dar dc clio una pequefa descrip-
Ciou.
Reuni6se dc 10 mas alto de nuestro concrete,
pues Ia Directiva de aQuel Centro, para poder
tomar mpjor acuerdo en- bien de los intereses
que represents, antes de cOnstitulrse en session,
Quiso escuchar opiniOnea de los sen0res que
4 ella no pegtenecenaY decimoa 4 70 mas altQ
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Ls CurrsspOndencia de PueFlO- Rico.
Sd6ado, ~ de MayO de 1892.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General -Secretaria. Negoola
do 2o-Real 0rden dsponiendo que se oberve
on esta Isla Ia Rsal Orden de s de Febrero de
1889. con las modif caciones consigu1entes, da-
da la diatinta organization de los centros adml-
nstrativos de esta Antilia
C0ptaduria Central de Hacienda pnblica.
FaCturas que Sc pagar&n en- Ia pr6xima aemana !:
Mayo 30.-Facturas ndmeros % & 90.
Idem 31.-Faeturas ndmeros 30 & 3D.
JuniO lo-FacturaS numeros 35 80.
Idem 2.-Facturas ndmeros 40 & ~.
Gup0n %
JUNO 3.-Faoturas ndmeros a. 8.
Atrasus:-
JuniO 4-Faetura nt1merO 435.
-An1nciase ell dia q del % 0XmO mes
para celebrar contrata con Ell fin de adqui-
1ir las rOpaS Y efect0s necesarios para 81 Hos
pital Militar de esta plaza.
-Junta Eoon0mica de esta PrOvlncia, ma
litima, a,-Ardnoiase por sagunda vez la licita-
CON para el suminstrO de galata, pan, harina
sacos de tambor que durante dos AMOS pue-
dan necesitarse para los buQues de Ia estacion
naval de esta Isla.
Administration local de Rentas Adua-
ma de Arroyo -SafiAlase para 81 dia de JUNO
A las diez de la man ina la venta On pdbllca su-
basFa do una estufs de hero, declarada aban
dOnada y tasada en dOGe pesos.
&C lntinuaci6n de los Aranceles
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Fiesta de los VoIuntarios en- Arecibo
OGmdido.

Como diiimos On nuestra edici6n dc ante
aver, las 10 20 minutes lego el tren gene.
raj conduciendo los Yoluntarios de Bayam6n.
Los esperaba en- Ia estaci0n Ia Compa1lta de
Arecibo al mando ds su enthusiastic Captain don
Angel Sanz IN immense gentfo a Ia allegada
del tren Ia banda que diriie el reputado mdsico
mayor sefior Mslan ejecut6 una de las mejores
piezas de su repertoire,
En- Ns0Ychn.
Unidas Las cOmpahfas de Voluntarios de
Bsyam6n Arecibo Sc iirljieron la villa en-
correcta formacion. oyeron misa en- la iglesia
parrouuial, donde ell ofielante, PDro. don Lucas
Llad6, capellan del Cuerpo, pronunci6 I'M clio.
euentiaimo diacurso dcade Ia Catedra del Eapt.
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Puerto. Rico. MaYo % de 1892


Puerto Rico, Mayo % de 1892
Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
He leid0 con atenoion Ia carta solictud
que VGriOs VeciAos dirijen al Sr. G0hernador Go
neral de la Provincial en- la edci0n de su simDa.
tioO diariO que vi0 Ia luz pdblica anOche, y creO
que Ia opinion que expresan esOs caballerOs
ea respectable como tOdaS las OpiniOnes, perO
irj asta. conste, antes de todo, para que no
Re me juzgue parcial pOr 10 que vOy deolv,
que nj trafioo con bllletes de la L7terla Provln-
clal, nj he presentadO solicitud ninguna para
8dQuirir aociones de las que Sc van SOrtear.
70 oreO que taut0 dereeho tlenen solici-
tar tomar parte en- 81 sOrteO de acciOnes los pO
hres como los rieOs, tOda vag que no SO ha H.
mitSdO ell ntimerO de las solacitudes, tauto
pueden resultar prem'adas las de los que hayan
presentadO mil s0lioitudes como las de los que
presenter una dos. TOdO es question d.
Buerte. En- esta Capital SO han dadO casOs On
anteriOres sorteos de que indivlduOs que tenfan
muchaS aOlloltudes preaentadas, no canzarOD
premiO ninguno en- los sortens, 8 mny pooos
reatlvamente, mientras q otfOs que solo
presentarOn una lograron verla fAvOreoida.
POr 10 DENIS, tqui6n me pue1s negar mi
nj made el derecho de vender, raga1ar pres
ar mi c6du'a para que este aqu6l la use con
Ob1etO de saoar billetes on mi nOmbre en- el de
OtrO7i Que asflOs ricoS pOdr$n tener prObabll1da-
des 0e mas acciOneS que los pobree9 Puede ser
PerO desde cuandO el peg grande no ha s1do
mas grsnde que el chico. 81 que mas tlene no
ha p0didO ir mas ALA Que el que no tlene7 En
el jueRo de B lisa on t dos los juegos. los ca
pita!istas haoen 10 one no pueden los que no 10
son. En- el mismo jueg0 de Ia Loteria los que
pueden cOmpran uu hiliete dos cuatrO. y
los que no pueden se copforman con cOrrer Ia
suerte que les puede dar un d6cimo dos. ESQ
Sc llama esFirar los pies, hasta donde Ia sabana
alcanza.
Dee el seflor los sefores VGriOs VecissOS
que agunaS c6dulas no llenaa los requisites
lagsles, pOr este, aquelO y 10 de mas ALA, O. no
quierO meterme en- averiguar 81 tiene no raz0n
en- declrlo, nj menos a investigar 81 podrfa
probar 10 que adelanta, roTque no es del case.
mi prOp0sitO PerO djgO: denen esas c6
dulas los requisites que exig 0 Ia Dlputaei0n9
i3t7 Pnes listo, no hay mas que hablar. Frea
Os q ariaInns 81 el Sr. GObarnador atendiendo
Al senOr VGyiOs Vect9s0s, m andase deshacer 10
hechO, sfectando derechos oread0s y burland0
esperanzas lejtimas.
Si Ia disposition que riie de la Dlputaci0n
provincial es dehciente, debi6 OefSe q eStstd6nf
Sc G7ateS cuando cualQuiera alteraclon no vsn-
drfa, como vendyia hoy, q perju1icar gravemen
te muchOs indiYiduos QuieneS Ia dicha Di
putaci6n, de flo. no retribuir1a las p6rdidas
que SufrieSen. Est0 es claro como la luz del
0ia. Mis- palabras no encerraran mueha nj pOca
ret6gics, es verdad, porque no soy escritor;
perO ST un fondo de verdad tan WgicO, que nj
los TOy6OS Oec6ss0S nj ell GobernadOr Ganeral
pOdr6n obrsndo en- justicia desconOeer
Suyo affno amigo
OtrOS carlos VecigOs.
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; NoticIas de Ia Capital

Ciroula 81 rumor de que el senior Romero
Robledo, 6ei Gobieruo, 8 no .sabem0s quien, ha
oonced1dO ell priviegiO autOrizaoi0n nm In
dlv1duO residente en- Madrid, para imprimir
Gtt0 los A ranches que han de regr cqui donde
benurem0a que sopOrtar sus efectos El dicho
Aaancel nos dlcen, Sc VenderA pesos
pesos medic orc el ejemplar y.... txtj cOss.
se'sm Los impresores que en- Ultrama. pagan
contnonciones, no tendran entrada para ganar
esta cbSripit0.
Es muy hombre, el hombre senor Romero.
Robledo.
bas classes de Ia Economics, que dursnte
aiRunos diaS no han podido darse con la repu-
lar1dad necesaria, p0r haberse estado practicSn.
do On el local del Ateneo algunas reparaciones
que 0rau de indispensable necesidad continual.
ran explicand0se desde el l11es pr6ximo. las
horaS de coStumbre. Lo hacemos ptiblico para
conocim'e1to de los interesados.
Vomerci0 importador de esta Capital -
asl 10 b 3mOs dido deoir q personas que deben
saherl0,-ha dadO orden sus agentes en- Eu.
rOpa para suspender Las compras de teiidos
que tenian heehas con motive de los nuevos
aranceles que empezarau regir On Julio pro-
kind.
-.
A las de la mafiana del dia De hoy ha TO-
nldo lugar Ia vista falo en consei0 de guerra
dc Ia causa seguida contra Ia vecina del pueblo
uo 00OauS uol EaLuAr, maEla 0lnenoa CarGaJ6n8,
por el supuest0 delitO de il sndlO en- despobla-
do. Defsndi0 la procesada nuestro estimado
amigo el ler. teniente del Battalion Cazadores
de Cadiz mum. % don Manuel Garcia Y Cuyars
ssa
Recordamos nuestros lectores que esta no.
che as On punto, y eu ell salon de Ruestro
Ayunts miento. tendra lugar Ia proclamaci0n
dc los jdvenes q. deben seguir sIs estudios por
ouenfa de Ia Sociedad de Ia Intsligencia, entire
eando' e tambi6n On 81 mismo act0, las recon-
pensas que la Sooiedad de Salvament0 de Nau-
fragos conosdidos, los marineros que saliva
ron Ia vida de los tripulantes de los botes
que SO perdieron en- la Boea del MORO, en-
nuestro puerto.
Carobios en- el Banoo EspafOl hoy :-Es-
pafa, pS.-Londres, d[v. 6-174 2.-Parfs,
DIV, 223 pS.-NaeVa-York, DIV, 263 pS.
-Habana, DIV, 16pS.
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BUEN GEGOOIO

Para destinarlo fabrica Sc desea comprar
arrendar, en- Ia Marina un solar edificaci6n.
de 400 900 metros cuadrados de extension.
ln10rmaran, FOrGal0za, ~. ga
sss
Aver vimOs prOhibir Ia entIada 8 dos ca
ballerOS que flerOn recibir s parientes ami
gos que Venian de Arecibo, en- Ia astaoi6n dol
ferrO- carril. Entire los citados seflor habfa
un periodsta NosOtros crefamOs que ls dis
posioi6n VICENTE solo Sc referia los pilletes
que van allf molestar, perO no personals
dlstinguidas bien reputadas. AQui nos Co
nOcemOS tOdOs perfectameate.
Sc han vendido hoy on competencia en-
esta Capital a63 sao0s az1car 2. Laura,
amarila 4 $3 30 comprados por Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga Mas 10 bocoyes Bienue-
aida 8 So 73 y i'd Santa Ana $2-73, COM
prados por Lopez Villamil y CO
vDooToR GsoL1-crus IS.
Retreta por la banda ! del Battalion sCazado-
res de CAdiz
10 Marte, MGrchG Militay, Farbkch.-2:
-GM0sste q CotetG, Malaguefla, Caballer0.-
3o P0r0 graph, 0Dertura, Supp6 -4e4-L1A 1Asse-
ds0 ID Arte,sv, Gran Fantasia, Verdi.-tc--
VsOjtOS y COleaNdos, Jota, Chueca.-6o--JjbaY0
Qste tOca eI 1spse. Sels, Areas.
LA mayor parte del pan que hoy Sc ha co.
mido On Ia Capital es sumamente mal0 y en-
extreme peQueilo.
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Interesante
A Los PANADEROs DET, cAA

A Los PANADERO3 DEL CAMPO
lbs panaderOs de Ia Capital parece que
estan oarsadOs de trabajar, al efecto 81 vie.
nen panaderos del interior SO puede colocar nm
buen n1mero de ellos con sualdo de so pesos
mensuales los maestros $50 los Oficiales.
A la Capital pues, visitar los amos do pa
naderfas.
-
Dice nm c0lega que las fuerzss reyolucio.
nar1as de Venezuela han apresado dos vapOres
de guerra del gobierno: q TMy ell CaTmero.
En- Caracas Sc dice que ell general Crespo CON-
centraba sus fuerzas para marchar sobre Ia di-
cha ciudad.
Sc ha despachad0 de este puerto para ell
de Boston la goeta inglesa Mabel HoUard con
162 bocoyes 80 sacos azicsr pesando 121, ,96l
kIos.
Los veoinos de la Gale de la Tanca entire
San Sebastian Norzsgaray, qu6janse de un
escandalo cODstante Qpe hayspor alli de las
palabras indecorOsas que sin respetO & made
so p1onuncian de continue.
De la panaperfa de don Jacinto arbosa
nos han enviado deoir que allf nunca ha de-
jado de hacerse pan de hoja que el que ven
den es superior.
Dcen de Arecibo que al dispararss ante aver
81 canon lanza torDedos, reouIo con alguna vio-
lencia, y que un ni10 que pOr al1 imprudente-
mente SO hallaba, sufri6 gOlpes de bastante
consideration en un pie.
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Ow0s carlos VeciMos.

Un apreciable amigo nuestro nos suplica
la publication del siguiente suelto, .aun cuando
algunos de sus extremes no estan de aeuerdO
con otrOH Sustentados pOr nosOtrGs.
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Carta alberta.

Completeness un buen amigo nuestro, pu-
hlieandO Ia Siguiente carta:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-31
WOLCOTT

c. c. Gould has finished his Iabors with c.
E. Haskell.
W. ". Cate has shut down his steam dress
ing mill for a short time.
Mrs. Thayer of Barnard, Vt, is visiting her
sister Mrs. Eugene Camp.
Foster Dow, who had his leg broken some
time ago is able to ride out.
Earl Jordan went to the south part of this
state on a visiting trip Monday.
L. j. Mudgett went to Belvidere last week
in the interest of the Fife Lumber Co.
G. c, Davis has traded his farm on East
hill with VIM. Cheney for a farm in Morris
town.
j. C. Taylor of Lyme, n H., was in town
last week visiting his mother, Mrs. L. Ar
buckle.
The members of Crystal chapter No. 8. O..
E. s. are requested to meet at their hall on
Friday evening for practice.
Regular communications of Crystal Chap
ter No. 8, o. E. S.. April 9th All members
are requested to be present as we have work.
Dr. T. P. Hubbell has begun to stock his
new store with drugs, medicines and station
airy. The DR.. expects to put in a full line in
the near future.
The Universalist society will hold a sugar
festival at the Universalist church on Satur-
day evening of this week. cordial invita-
ton is extended to all
The dwelling house of Lewis Carr was
burned Tuesday, March %. The fire caught
from the stove-pi peand very few articles
were saved; insurance unknown.
An effort is being made TO induce DR.. A. J.
Valleau to remain in town; petition is being
circulated and is generally signed. The DR..
is good fellow and it is the wish of every
one that he will make up his mind to stay
with us.
The w. r. c. will hold a memorial service
in memory of comrade d. d. Sleeper, mem
Der of Geo. P. Foster Post deceased at their
Hall, Apr at 100, p. NJ. Members of the
Post and all members or friends of the fami-
ly are invited to be present.
While Ed Heath and his best girl were
coming toward this village on Sunday, they
were, through some unforeseen cause, tipped
out and the horse came on at a lively rate.
When the horse was stopped the sleigh was in
a somewhat demOralized condition and the
horse was badly cut about the legs. Better
drive yourself next time Ed
While at the Universalist social held some
time since some one exchanged cloaks with
Mrs. p. Scribner The garment was of
the Refer style, trimmed with black fur
and new. The one which Mrs Scribner got
was of the same style and kind but some
what worn. Will the person who made the
exchange please communicate with the above
mentioned name
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ELMORE.

Mrs Caroline Keeler's health is much i'm
proved.
Nelson Gay of Barre, a former resident, is
in town visiting his parents and other rela-
tives.
c. S. Mudgett is confined to the house with
acute bronchitis, under the care of DIR John,
son.
Edward Bgelow of Stowe, the first teacher
in our new school-house. was in town over
Sunday.
Alonzo Darling's little daughter, Blanch,
is recovering from light attack of diphther-
etc sore throat.
W. B. Harris, with the assistance of Everett
LamPheTe. has been tsst..ss stfs-sn to.-s. of
his stock of goods the past week.
Owing to further illness in Alonzo Darling
family, the memorial service for his son. Err
nest, is again postponed until further notice.
Miss May Chandler, who has been stopping
the past year with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Cook, has returned to her home at Keene,
N. H.
Owing to a misunderstanding among the
parties the case of Bert Stone VS. Geo. Viii
kins of Stowe was continued beyond this
term of court at Montpelier.
Mrs. Geo. Reed and also her son, George.
Jr., are both i'll with pneumonia and are visi-
ted by DR.. Johnson. This is severe Attic
ton as these two comprise the family and
all the care and labor is borne by the neigh
bors. They were better at last advises The
father, George, ST., and two sons, Charles and
John, have died within few years of con-
sumption.
Bert Stone went to Barre last week, Tues
day, where he started with r. G. and Ernest
Hill for Washington on the pacific coast.
He goes to view the country, intending to
stay until fall and decide in the meanwhile
whether he will send for his family and settle
there or return to Vermont. We wish him a
safe and profitable trip, but hope he and his
family will remain IN old Vermont. He goes
by way of the Canadian Pacific X. r.
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STOWE.

dance at the town hall, April LIST.
! Miss Alice Alger is better from an attack OF
a sore throat.
sugar party at Chauncey Newhalrs on
| Saturday evening.
Mrs Fred Boardman is stopping with her
mother, Mrs Stafford.
| Sugarng has fairly commenced, with not
many encouraging features about it.
Miss Lena Robinson is taking course OF
music at the Seminary in Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Viking of Water
bury, were in town last week with friends.
1t is said, calf skins bring more on, than off
this year; hence vealing generally followed.
Mrs. John West was taken very suddenly
and critically ill last week, but is now better
DR.. Church was called to West Bolton last
week to attend the funeral of an uncle, Henry
F Church.
Mr.. Almon Douglass and family have
moved to the place recently vacated by Mr..
Harry Warren
Dr. Bronson of st. Adams, was in town last
week, making his semi-annual visit among
his friends and patients.
A Republican caucus will be held at town
hall on Saturday April 9th, to elect delegates
to the district convention.
There will be sugar festival at the vestry
of the congregational church on Friday even
ing April 1st All are cordially invited.
Mr.. James E. Houston lost valuable
horse, while returning from Waterbury last
week. 1t dropped near c. M. Watts and died
very soon.
Teachers examination occurred on Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week. Seventeen
candidates were present, and the examlna-
ton is well spoken of.
The funeral services of Mr.. A. J. Buzzell, Oc-
cured on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Paul
officiating. The kind and loving care extend
ed to him in his hour of sickness and need, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Buzzell and family is
worthy of particular mention.
The young men of Unity church society
are to give a sociable at the vestry of that
church Friday evening, Apr. LIST. 1t is an af-
fair gotten up entirely by the gentlemen and
no pains are being spared to make it n sue
cess. All are cordially invited.
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NORTH HYDE PARK


Mrs. y. \. Robinson has left for Manches-
ter, n. Ii.
D. C. Smith and family have moved to
Waterville.
Daniel Foss is moving back to his home
from Waterville.
Miss Morse, from California, is the guest
of Robbie Smith.
Frank Kneeland, from Johnson, is engaged
to work for Geo. Allen.
There will be a sugar party and promenade
at Smith Hall Friday evening, April 1.
Calvin Foss is starting out in the real es-
tate business, selling his farm in Eden to
Jewett Demas.
The drum corps will meet in their hall for
business and practice Saturday evening,
April 9th, at half-past sharp.
[Belated.l
Get your dog licensed.
g. E. Smith is moving to Clinton, Mass
Chas. Brough has taken young boarder
of late.
Arthur Tatro has left for Massachusetts, to
find employment.
The Dramatic Club went to Lowell Friday
and cleared 500
Elmer Peck and Fred Dubray were home
from Cambridge over Sunday.
Elihue Wheelock and wife from Calais are
making an extended visit among their
friends.
The proprietor of Dina's show has gone
to the regions beyond, taking the tin !"
with him.
Ira ODER and wife have returned from JEFF
fersOnville, where he has been employed by
W. W. Smith.
The announcement on Monday ofthe death
of Mrs. lockwood, wife of the resident minis :
ter, SO sudden and unexpected, was a sad
surprise to all.
The mail, now running on the former sched-
ule time, is more than satisfactory all along
the line. Those that advertised themselves
or a change are simply left"