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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
POR ESPANA.

En- La BaAaer0 ESba1Ola de Ca
racas, hemos tenido el gusto de leer
una carta del escritOr argentine d.
German Vega, en- la cual protesta este,
a tltulo de americana, contra la pre-
tension de alguna parte de la prensa
venezolana de que sean reconocidos
como beiigerantes por aquel Congreso
los cubanoS rebeldes.
LA actitud de esos periodicos-di- =
ce que exigen ell reconocimiento in
mediate de la beIigerancia para esas
h0rdas de desalmados que saquean,
lncendian y asesinan en- nombre
de un crimen cIeVad0 ,por los fill
Ousteros a Ia categor1a de justi-
cia, mas que TN acto de simpatia por
una causa que ha meTecido y sigue
mereciendo la Reproduction de los que
en- el mundo representan la elevacion
de juicio, constituye una ofensa L.
representation nacional y al poder ele-
cutivo dc Venezuela, porque con &
Sc pretende que uno y orro aparezcan
como perpetrators de TN atentado
la dlgnidad de Espana y de los espa
loles residences en- America, que nin-
guna de las nacionalidades del anti
quo nj del Nuevo Mundo ha querido
sancionar por respeto al dolor inmere
cido y q las inmerecidas desdichas de
un pueblo que abrumo a Ia historic
con el peso de su grandeza.
Como argentine protesto-anade ell
Sr Vega-contra los violentos ataques
que una parte de la prensa venezolana
esta dirlgiendo a Espaha desde los
comienzos de ID guerra de Cuba jCo
mo 81 la guerra de Cuba fuese uua
causa Como 81 los cubanos alzados
en- armas contra Espafla fuesen dignos
de que los hombrcs de honor de Anne
RIGA les diesen la menor muestra de
+!
Para los cubanos que soicitan ei |
apoyo de una raza extrafia q la nues |
ira, con el fin de emanciparse de Es-
paIla para hacerse esclavos, mi maldi |
ci6n de hispano americana y mi pro-
tesla de hombre de convicciones.
Para Espafla, para la Espana que Sc
pesenta en- los tragicos dias del Ill
titno tercio del siglo XIX con eI valor
y la hidalguia de la Reconquista, mi
hasta derramarla toda".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
FL protOcoIO de JOl6.


For la Can't leria del Min;ste
rio de Estado Sc public6 hace po
CO, en- la Gaceta de AIaaavd, la ST.
gulente
AGlaracl6~ al art, % del br0t0co]o de
Jo@6 9e 7 de Marso de 1885.
Los infrascritos, Excmo. Sr. D..
Carlos O'Donnell y Abreu, duque de
Tetuan. Ministro de Estado de Su
Majestad e' Rey de Espafa; Sr Eme-
ric, conde de Arco Valley, encargado
de Negocios ad interim de Alemania.
y S. E. sir Henry Drummond Wolff,
emhaiador de S, M. B,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

rim: Dos cuadfos de porcelana con
fon'io de peiuche.
BoLETIN MERCANTIL 3 tinteros,
tarjetero, marcos. una GAIA de pa
| pei, 1 li5ro, una escribania.
d Angel Snarez jarrones.
d. G Tinaud: 4 frasco para esen-
cias, 4 floreros, tarjetero.
| ID. Mariana Acosta escribania,
caFtera. albums para poesias,
d. Pedro A. Martinez: 3 bsstones.
Sres Ocha y He.mano: 1 iuego de
tocador, I idem de cerveza, jarro.
nes
Sres. VJande y ca: 2 Iamparas de
mesa, Far de gemelos, I espejo,
cubiertos, necesser de costura.
Sra d: Francisco Gil IHSA riqu u
| joyero, 1 jabonera. prlvera, I pal
rnatoria. enjuagues.
LA For de Mayo': 2 cigarreras
decoradas, 4 foreros, 3 lamparitas de
noche.
D. M. Roman: 3 docenas abani-
cos, idem extracto, idem jab6n de
'echuga, idem jabon de huevo, I
idem bandejas de metal.
ID. P. Santisteban J docena fran
quitos esencia. idem cortapIumas,
z 1 iden corbatas, idem caballos de
>. felpa, idem paiiue!os de hilo, id.
' !sombril'as, 81 bo'Ios de hilo para cro-
Ichet. Carton color.
Madame Celine Marceau: I iuepo
II cafe de juguete.
e Sres. Hernaiz y ca: 2 cajitas de
pafluelos de seda, 3 idem de corbatas,
z 5 pleas cintas de seda.
A. Sres. Fabian Garcia y ca: doce-
S na jabones, cajas polvos, extrac
to, idem corbatas, 1 idem pailuelos
e de seda.
: Sres. Gonzalez Padfn Hermanos:
polveras, 4 violeteros, 1 tintero me-
la tai, porta esencia, 2 cestitos para
lana, 1 joyerito metal, I alfiletero, I
ell centro de cristal, 1 idem porcelana,
4 horeros idem. aceituneras cristal,
S. dulceritas idem, e adornos con pIu.
la mas, 1 espejo, 6 jarrones cristal.
IS ijuego consola, I pila, porcelana, 3 all
al buns para fotografas.
Sr. d. Pedro Giusti: escribanfa,
r 6 esencieros, 4 pares foreros, piIeta,
10 ? pisa-papeles, frasco para esencia,
el reIojera, juguetes, par fguras
barro. fgura terra Gotta, jabones,
2 botellas aqua de tocador, I idem
n aceite para ell cabello, GAIA horqui-
- Has doradas, pares gemeIos, boil
sta gamuza.
Sr. D. Jose Maria Suarez: par
vioeteros, monopolio, 1 escribania,
macetefos. taGetero, jaboneras,
2 alcauclas, cuadro de pasta, es-
pejo, I porta retrato, pares foreros,
convoyes, 6 esponceras y botellas,
I timbre, joyero, salero.
"La Estreila a": 1 docena corba-
tas. idem pafiuelos algodon.
Sobrinos de Armas: horero cris-
tai, n docena poiveras plateadas, 4
a Iidem redecillas, n idem tinteros cris-
IRE ital, idem petos, idem cascarilla
ha Ibicicleta, idem botones double y 2
m Iespejos.
osl Sr. D. Joaquin Martin: 8 frasqui'
tos esencia.
n "La Ciudad Condal": 5 docenas
do lpanuelos finos, idem jabones.
ell Sres. Mendizabal y ca: 3 docenas
ia corbatas.
Sr. D Enrique Gabarron: 8 tarri-
Co tos de esencia. docena jabones le-
te- chuga.
o~ Las persouas que deseen contribuir
las a tan benefca obra puedeD enviar OBJ
le- jetos al Real AsiIo de San Ildefonso.
ma Seran estos vivamente agradecidos.
ia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
TOMA DE ROSARIO
Y DE S SANTA CR w.
Mnu:In Anr;l y k11nn q

Mami2a, Aoril 7 [11.27 n. j.
Sin novedad de importancia en-
Bulacan, algunos grupos de merodea-
dores son perseguidos por pequefias
Columns, que en- diferentes puntos
causaron hoy 9 muertos. Presenta-
dos, I3 en- esa provincial.
A consecuencia de la toma de San
Francisco, los rebeldes abandonaron
4 Rosario, que fue ocupado por nues
tras tropas, y tambien Santa Cruz,
habiendo az udido sus habitantes, des
pues de haber manifestado que eran
leales y que no Sc habian : re eata 10
antes por tenor q les insurrectos que
dominaban en- los pueblos limltrofes.
Presentados 10 en- Im1s con sus
fsmilias y 43 en- la provincial de Ma
Mia.
POla0teIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

mercanfil, tan necesaria de faci-
lidade5 para desarrollarse en- bien
lie todos. Por nuestra parte, ce-
ebramos mucho la disposition
soberana, y deseamos que sirva
para contribuir al nob'e PROPOSE
to que Inspire a los Centros Mer.
cantiles al intormarla con tantc
tino y acierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
EN- BROMA Y EN SERIO

EN- BROMA 7 EN SERIO
Terribles Sc nos muestran
vive Dios ! los neo fusionistas
de aquende el mar como di-
Tia cualquier aprendiz de perlo
dista 8 columna del cuarto po-
der -.
Pobres de nosotros 81, en- vez
de eStrenGTSe nuestroS modernos
sagastinos con un fracaso enor
me, 9ebWtan con un triunfo 81 en-
vez de darles el s0Ite0 que les
dimos en- las elecciones de DiPu-
tados Provinciales, somos nos =
otros los SOI1eados por los fusio-
nistas
Las carnes nos tiemblan con
solo pensarlo.
tQuien aguantarfa los chlc0s
de la fusion 81 llegan a ganarnos
las recientes elecciones?
Tendriamos que emigrar.
Nos volverian locos.
Nos lanzarian a la desespera-
ci6n.
Nos harlan acariciar la espan
tosa idea del suicidio.
Sc creerian monarcas absolu-
tos del pals y sus arrabales.
Sehores de horca y cuchillo,
de pend6n y caIdera
Y sobre todo de la Ultima, va
que no en- vano juran y peruran
los novfsimos gubernamentales
que Sc la ha prometido Don Pra-
xedes.
Y no vacfa, no.
Al contrario repleta de las
mejores tajadas del presupues
to.
Saio muy larga
la digresi6n.. -.
"Siga su curso
la procession ,.
Insoporeables estan los iusio
nistas, lectoras y lectores-
Cuidado con los humos cue
gastan esos apreciables ciudada .
nos
81 algujen supnso que ell cha
parr6n que les moj6 hasta los
huesos el II del corriente apaga-
ria los fuegos de sus arrogan-
cias e fnfulas. equivocadisimo an
duvo y de gran miope sc ha a
creditado.
Es muy gracioso 10 que ocu
rre.
H5llanse a1n los fusionistas
tan dislanres del ansiado poder
como del planeta Jupiter, y sin
embargo ami los teneis echando
la de 6aIaeS de siete colas y de
mandarines a estiIo del Celeste
lmperio.
Pocos dias hace, en visperas
de las elecciones 1ltimas- de esas
elecciones que tan fatales les han
sido-permitianse los fusionistas
el lujo de amenazar a los emplea-
dos p1blicos que osasen votar las
candidaturas incondicionaIes.
i lFig1rense ustedes! adverti
rianse unos a otros los fusionistas
con alre de emperadores satisfe-
cho, y creyendose inocentemente
que nos de5barataban en- redon
do. j Fig1rense ustedes ! Ante
ell l1gubre ofrecimienfo de una
cesantia-- segura asl que nos
otros Sm6am0S Il que empleado
que necesite de su destino para
el tuchero cuotidiano ejercitara
lmprudentemente el derecho cleo
toral votando con nuestros ad-
versarios
- Pobres incondicionaIes! mo
contarian con este gulbe ! excla
maria a coro el fusionismo en-
maSa
Aupque a muchos les apeste
por 10 que les va a doler -.
81 con otro golpe como este
somos duefios del poder /"
Y efectivamente:
FL g0lbe no nos doli6, fue en-
vago.
{" Por ahf nos las den todas y"
los amenazados,
Y es claro: votaron libre v
tranqu;lamente, sin preocuparse
de coacciones quijotescas & in
families.
Y ante el exito infsliz
de su vana pretension,
Sc le alargo la fusion
mas de un palmo la nariz.
iPero escarmentar
ESQ no.
Los fusionistas no escarmien- |
tan aunque les piquen. En- su
achaque de mando y domi-
naci6n imagfnanse que sus
nenazaS surten I'm efecto en-
:eramente opuesro al cierto.
'eai y positive; un efecto, seflo
as y caballeros, atroz. estur an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
HabLa eL BOLETIN MERCANTIL:

H064a Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Debe acudirse al Juzgado cores
pondiente con areglo al articulo 32I
dc la ley Hipotecaria de IA de Julio de
1898, interponiendo ell recurso ante
aqueIla autoridad, la cual resolvera q
dara Ell curse que corresponds al ex-
presado recurso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
GALES, 2I de Abril de 1897.

Apreciado amigo: Adjunta le
acompaho una consulta, la cual espe
70, 81 10 tiene a bien, haga p1blica en-
su apreciable periodico, dando su au-
forbade dictamen sobre la misma, y
llamando la atencion de quien cores
ponda, fin de que sea resuelto GUAM
to antes el conficto que tanto est5
perjudicando los intereses de esta de-
marcacion.
lie anticipa las gracias su atento
amigo y S. S. Q. B. S. M,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
BAZAAR BENEFICO.

Pzimsra Sekaci6w de 06jetos rgealadOs
para eI 6asar cW10 br0d;Ncto Sc
desfinaya al emsamcke del Asllo
de San Xdet0nsoy y d las 0byas
aeI e9i1fcio Pgya la SOctedad Pro-
tectOrG de los nidos: ,
Exena. Sra. Ds Matilde L. de Ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Tfkeg rana a P0kaVtejG.

Manila. -Capitan general
Este Excmo. Ayuntamiento. co :
r espondiendo su preciada tradioion
de que ante los grandes sucesos de la
monar4uia sea la corporation popula'
quien primero interprete los Sc
miento de ia patrla, felicita a V. E. y
al ejercito por esta nueva victoIia.-
FL Alcalde, Toca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
CONSULTA

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER
CANTIL.
Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Vsita a la Mayquesa de POlaVie1a.

FL Alcalde, presidiendo una Conf
sion de conceiales, en- la que fgura-
ban los senores duque de Sexto, con-
de de Vilches, La Presilla, Marques
de Perales y Urbano. visito la Sc
nora marquesa de Polavieja y la fell
c'to en- nomhre del Ayuntamie ITO y
del pueblo de Madrid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

La eOnterencia de Muxguta.- M-
mute en- 81 CtycuLo CarlSsta.- .-
FL final del esbect6cnIO. - Co.
mo 81 Rosario de AaAuy0yu.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22

is building a stable and other out-buildings
to his house formerly the Morrison house,
on Bay View street.. Joseph Tyler is MAX
ing extensive improvements to the F. "
Cottrell house, No l High St, which he
lately bought. He is making a two-story
addition on the north side, building a stable,
and making some minor changes. G.
Critchett IS making improvements and re-
pairs to his residence on High street, includ-
ing "a new veranda. IL. w. Parker is build
ing bay window for the front of Miss
Emily Alden's house on Court street. He
has done the work in bis shop, finishing the
roof, including the shingling, 50 that it will
be short job to put it up....J. F. Wilson
has remodeled the interior of his house on
Northport avenue, formerly owned by P. E.
Luce, and is now giving the exterior a much
needed coat of paint. There are two tene-
ments in the house, one of which is occupied.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss A. F. South
worth, Journal Building, has large and
select stock of new millinery to which she is
continually adding, that her customers
will have choice of the latest in the market
An dSsoIoultuO VI uT0SS anu common naLS
continually on hand. The corporators of
the SearspOrt Savings Bank will meet at
their banking room May 9Th at 10 a. m. for
he choice f tr1s,e es for the ensuing year.
...See notice of business change in Free
dom. Albert Stephenson has bought the
stock OF goods of N A. Wiggin & Co.. and
will continue business in the store formerly
occupied by them, keeping full lines of
groceries, dry goods clothing, boots, shoes,
paints and hardware... This week B. G.
Dinsmore, 80 Main street, is offering ladies'
genuine Dongola boot for ST. and has them
in button and lace on all the leading lasts.
The Crawford shoe is widely known as a
first-class article. F. II. Francis & Co. are
the Belfast agents.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22
Concerning Local Industries.

The screw-driver factory of F. A. Howard
y Son is now waiting for stock, and will
start up on orders as soon as it arrives.
The Legro q Spalding Shoe Company re-
ceived a good order last Saturday from a
good concern, the forerunner Of many, we
believe.
The Belfast Machine & Foundry Co. is to
overhaul the machinery of steamer owned
by Capt. w. R. Keene of South West Har-
Hutchins Bros. are making handsome
granite monument for Israel Woodbury. of
Morrill,. 1t will be one of the largest~ever
cut here, standing - feet in height The
die will be of Oak Hill and the trimmings of
Hallowel stock. Among their other work
are an Oak Hill tablet for Hiram Kelley of
Stockton Springs and a monument for Mar
tin Patterson of Belfast
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22
The Repub lcan Jouna thursday Morning April e. 1897
Monday, May 10Th, will be observed as

Monday, May 10Th, will be observed as
Arbor Day.
A. [. Brown, who was to have taken part
in the ohsequies of Congressman Milliken,
was obliged to remain in Augusta owing to
painful but not serious accident to his son.
MANAGER Frank A Owen, of the Bangor
opera house. has Just completed arrange
ments for a months tour of Maine of fine
company in that great success, "Trlby."
The Belfast date is May 18TH
1t is not difficult to account for Sousa's
great popularity. OF American bandnas-
tiers he is easily chief. He appeals to tastes
so diversified that every preference receives
some attention. He pleases alike the class
lcist and the admirer Of the compositions
whistled the street. And there is gen
uine and thrilling music in every line he
interprets. Sousa's band will be heard at the
Belfast Opera House Friday afternoon, April
30tb.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The Belfast
Board of Health organized Monday evening
for the ensuing year. DR.. }. Q. Ham having
resigned, Dr. A. o. StOddard was elected in
his stead by the Municipal officers. The
Board chose Dr. Stoddard chairman and DR..
S. W. johnson secretary and health officer.
The Board discussed the Importance of cat
tie inspection and the application of the test
for tuberculosis DR.. Freeman submitted
blank form that the board unanimously
adopted, and the milkman who has his herds
tested will be provided by DR.. Freeman with
a certificate to the effect that his herd is free
from tuberculosis, which can be seen by his
customers whenever they ask for 1t. DR..
Freeman has tested ID. E. Sheldon 8 herd
and will test two more herds this week. The
milkmen should all attend to it at once as it
is of Importance to public health.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22
The Churches.

There will ne 10 morning preaching or
evening prayer meeting at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Other services will be
as usual.
Services at the Universalist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Morning worship
with sermon at 10 10. Subject, "W hen Have
Time" Sunday school at twelve and young
peoples monthly conservation meeting at
SIX. Topic, "Who is the True Christian?"
The monthly conservation meeting of the
y. P. S. G. E. Will be held in the Baptist
vestry next Sunday evening at o'clock
Topic, What is true liberty, aud how is it
won? John S 1910. Leader, Miss Fannie
Rhoades A cordial invitation is extended
to all young people.
The exciting scene Of the Methodist con
ference at Portland came Monday afternoon,
when resolution was introduced to the
effect that the conference refuse to appoint
d board Of visitors to kent's Hill Seminary
on account of the fact that Frank Jones of
Portsmouth, whom the resolutions styled a
brewer, is trustee The resolutions We're
Utpdteu TWO hours, tHt tAclleHeHt amount
ing almost to a frenzy. They We're finally
defeated.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday by the pastor, morning
and evening. Subject of the morning ser
mon, The Spirit of Helpfulness" Acts 3 T.
The evening sermon will be upon the theme
"Some things that are Better than Money
Luke -: 10. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. The music will be as follows:
Morning-Anthem. 80 Come let us Wor-
ship" Himmel; selection, Thou Hidden
Love of Cod Ambrose, trio and quartette
Evening 80, for Closer Walk"
Chandler. Duet and chorus; Solo, "Jerusa-
lem,' Parker, Mr.. Pitcher,
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22
EVERYDAY TR|UMPHS
Every Time, Every Place, Everywhere
they Triumph. There's Plenty of
Proof of this i'll Maine.

step by step onward,
Day by day confidence increases
Success merits reward
Our citizens appreciate 'good thing
They praise it when they find it,
No praise too great for the little conoueror
The little bad-back wonder-worker
Backs that ached ache no more.
Strength to weak backs has been restored
It's Just the same if they are lame
The lameness goes because it cannot STAY
Bad backs are but bad kidneys
That's Why Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
They reach the point
They reached it in the case of Mr. O. H Kirk
patrick, the well known market man of 1lS En-
change street Bangor, he SAYS: 81 have implicit
faith in Doans Kidney Pills for they were of great
service to me when last attacked with kidney COM
plant. Pain across my back right over the hips
selzed me. Sometimes ii sharp and piercing
but usually it duh and grinding 1t some
times annoyed me at night but not half so bad as
the urinary weakness that accompanied it, Trina
ton was too frequent and the result too aciduous
often thought had the gravel the pain was so
intense. | got Doans Kidney Pills for it and
was greatly pleased at the change they effected.
My kidneys now act naturally. he urinary weak
ness has been corrected and my back has stopped
aching
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers
or sent by mail on receipt of price by Foster-Mi
burn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name, DOAN's, and take no sub
stitute.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22

PROSPECT FERRY. Miss Emma CHM ar
rived home from Auburndale, Mass, last
Saturday for short visit to her mother
Mrs. Susan CHM, who is quite sick. Mrs
Fannie Wilson and her little daughter
Frances left on the train Saturday for New
die was at home several days last week, re-
turning to Bangor Friday. Miss Lulu
Avery is sick with German measles.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-22

WATERPROOF. Miss Lydia Curtis died
Tuesday night at the home of her brother
Mr.. James Curtis, after long and tedious
illness. Little Frances Wilhelmina, the
infant daughter of Mr. John Wehler, died in
Orrngton Wednesday and was brought here
for burial Friday morning. Mrs. A. H.
Dinsmore of Dover, Me, with her two chill
dren are visiting Mrs. 6. F. Snow. 80. Mr. Ell
bridge Nelson is very ill. Miss Jennie
Grant went to Belfast Saturday for a brief
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Dodge. Miss Lizzie
Gregg Atwood of Islesboro is visiting her
parents Hon. and Mrs. Fred Atwood.
Mr.. John Crowell of Denver, Col, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Lewis Atwood A. Mrs
@. r. Lougee visited her sister, Mrs. |. Fl.
W. Wharf at Ellsworth last week. ;. .Chand-
Ter Merrill of Denver, Col, is visiting his
old home here Mrs. Severance and little
daughter of East Orrington We're tie guests
of Mrs. Martin Delano last week -. Fire
broke out in the stable of the Commercial
House Saturday afternoon at 30. 1t caught
around the chimney, and as the upper part
of the stable is filled with hay it would have
been a very destructive fire but for the
water works. The two hose companies were
quickly on the spot and in very short time
had the flames extingnished. Very little
damage done to the building, but
small amount of hay was spoiled. Mrs. M.
A. Coffren and Mr.. S. L. Stubbs are on the
was prettily decorated for Easter Sunday
and the day was observed by an appropriate
sermon by the pastor, and an interesting con-
cert in the evening, with the following pro-
gram: Organ voluntary, NJ E. Chase anthem
choir; res. reading, Supt. and school; pray
er, pastor; opening address, Louise Smith
rec, Easter Thoughts, Helen Coffin; rec
Please Ring the Bells, Marion Bartlett
acrostic, Jesus is Risen, II little ones song,
Something New to Tell You Ruth Jepson
rec, Some Time, Minnie George; rec, Song
of the Mites, boys rec, Only a Penny,
Ruth Young; song, Easter Bells, Gertrude
Falk; rec, Ring the Joy Bells, Louise
Smith, Kittie Atwood, Belle Thay er, Effie
Curtis, Minnie George singing, Battle Song,
school rec, Brightest Easter, Ethel Baker;
duet In the Easter Gladness, Hazel Young
Marion Grant; rec, An Easter Song, Belle
Thayer; rec. and song, Sing, Children, Sing
Ida Bowden, Ora Young, Winnie Maddocks
and Infant Glass; rec, Three Marys, Nora
Kneeland; rec, Easter Message, Matte Lee
SAN song, Ring out ye Bells, Fife Curtis
rec, Heaven, Grace Thompson; dialogue
What Means this Rejoicing? Lena Atwood,
Frances Hanscom, rec, Easter Dawn, Liz
Gertrude Falk and class of misses zee, A
Bunch of Easter Lilies, class of little girls;
remarks, by pastor; anthem by choir.
Mrs. j. p. SimontOn attended conference at
Portland last week, and with her husband ,
Rev. j. P. SmOntGl. will attend conference
at Calais this week. Mr.. James Mason
will move his family into Mrs. G. T.. At
woods house this week.