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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-10

fucrtes para apoderarsc dc Aliaga, importante
poblacton dc 1000 almas, para exgir que
contra elias manobren tres coumnas mandadas
por otros tantos generates
La lnz se desvancce despuGs del telcgrama,
seguimos tan i oscuras como antes sobre Ia
verbal dc 10 que pasa en- Fillplnas.
Mas con 10 vlsto hay dc sobra para dar,
un POGO tardfamcnte, la raz6n al genera! Pola-
yiejs, luien desdc lnego sefald el pcigro de
que los restos dispersos dc Ia insurreccion de
Cavlte cxtsndiescn Ia rebcldfa !. otras regiones
la uecesidad dc un eslucrzo mny vlgoroso
para acabar dc una vez.
No cs precise entrar cn muchss conside.
raciones sobre ell cfecto que tales aconteci-
inientos hahlan de carlBar en- la opinion plblca.
e.ta 10 peor en- que, con el sistema dc ocnlta-
clones y de cspecies gratuitss roiadas como
paste al desco lceftimo dc nuestro pneblo, por
conocer la Marcia &c Ia guerra, Sc ohticnen
dor males en- vez de uLo. Porque no Sc rene
dia en i'ilipinss cl que Ia rehcdfa ocaslona,
nj sc cousigac en- la Peninsula otra cosa sino
aumeutar Goa el cultiyo del excelticismo Ia
postraci6u DC los animos.
N Nc pertibo Ia mcnor scnal de rectiiicaci6il
>'e un pan tic condueta que tales daIios ocasio-
ma. FL teegrama que motlva estas observaclo-
mes uestras &c rciierc si4iblcmcnte i. an aespa
cho anterior, cnyo conteni'lo, en- la parte mas
;mportsnte, sc ccu't6 sin duda al publico
De Suerte que por cate lado no hay so!r-
ci5n de contin1dad en- la poftica de Is situa-
cidn. La deseonianza respecto del espirltu
naconal continiia inalterabie. Los Ine prefer
den cchar vino nucvo ca odres tan viejos deben
Gjarsc en- csc caraeterfsco rasgo. La nscl6n
sabe 1 ii& atenclse eu csc punto
;A,i snpiera dc lguaI modo cual cs averda-
ders magnitnd de los gesgos qne corren sus
pranles lntcresea en- sus territories c,onaea.
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LUZ De RELAMPAGO
Ode ''Ei. IMpARcA1" DE MADRID J


Esto de haber dsclarado flibustera la
verdad, ha colocado la prersa no cfciosa en-
Ia mas dura de las coniiciones.
La primera cualiiad del patricia espailol
debe ser hoy Ia de euenigo de Ia verdad Todo
buen ciudsdsno, mientras mas anne su nscidn
mejor debe men.ir. Esta ea la doctrna yigcn.
te aqnf desde hace "a dos mescs medic
Ea eroca va remots un iluslre orador
dijo que en- poiitica habfa mentiras fcitas Y
supt rcherfas proyeehosas. La frsse ha hecho
pretente casi no hay en- ese terreno otras plan
tas que ge.minen iiorezcan.
Sin embargo, existen todavfa en- nuestro
pals niuchss, muchisimas peraonas que rindcn
Quito la verdai : no admiten que eli amor de
esta pu:da ser Incompatible con el amor is
patria.
kstas pe-sonas debeG mirarse mucho antes
de revelar puDlicslncnte sus aficones. Incu-
rrifsn 81 tai hacer, en- e anatema dc los patrio-
tas que anora sc usan que van dejando Es
psils Ell ei esta;ie que iodos Yemos 3 scntimos.
Liegan, pesar de eso, momeutos en- los
| qaese busca Al ar0sameIte la verdad. No sc
la cpeuentra. '',,Callar 10 es mentir.." dcsn
los lnt.a ascrnpulosos he agnellos, que teuen
miedo Ia I:;t;is \ el silencio auxilia Ia
mentira provechosa, J 81 pueblo espa7cl Sc
queda sin sabcr 10 que pasa.
De vez en- caanio la verlai relsmpaguea
por epcima dc to'io y. segin sucede cen la luz
del relampago, las iineblas apareeen mas den
sas desiu6s.
Ali es,a como rraeba de clio ei iltinao tie
legraal2 &c Fii!pinae Sc nos habfa dicho que
500 guedaba un g'upo nnmercso de tagalos re.
bel ies: ei lae acaadiia lsgainaIdo en- les mon
les de sihl, dcstinaio i perccer all: de ham
bre. perc Ia i.iz ,iui ;eegrama en- question
Sc vislumtr. Ell is :,-osincis De Nueva Eeiis,
terrritorio bastante spar;ado de los non:as con.
sabidos, una 8 mas partidas sufcientemelse
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Compa1Ia del FsrIo-carriI

EXtractados de la eXtens. Dcinnria presen.
tada a la junta general de accionistas ca|ebrala
en- Paris el so de JUNO a,timo, pnblicamos los
siguentes datos:
La Conpaifa especa se run.n las Cortes
para que Sc resuelya la instancis uue prasent6
ell lie Diciembre de 1895 solicitando pr6rroga
para terminar las obras.
Esti en- convenio con tna scciai.d ingeaa.
que &c tituIara <East Port9-Rico Il K.i,wayiCo. ,,
con capital de { 200, coo, para tfa.pasarle la
construction exploitation dc Ia Iiaea del Este
Las lnoas en- exploitation acan2an & 2o4
ki!6netros, comprendidos los lie Mayagiiez i
IIormigueros, inaugurados q lro. ,le JUNO
pasado.
Sc lamenta de los gran les ,erincios q ie
recibe 4 oausa del alto tipo De los eambios, de
qne adn no Sc haya asiuilado nues.ra ,noneds
provincial ]. la nacicisai, como indca el Deereto
del lie Ucieelire de 1855.
Jizgafe como tieplorsble al resu.tac.o de Ia
exploitation ;ie Ia .iael dc AglsiiIla i la plsva
de Mayagiisz, e. IIe sc ,xeuaa cor las con!ico
mes Ell que 70 erc!eutFa el pafs; con la pars.i
zaci6n de Il cc' tfai scoiosas con la come.
tenc; a.lue $ Io El4cc pr inar La lfaca le Ypaeo
!. Ponce no proFpcra 10 ~, ,l,b.e era, porque los
carga1ore p-e!ierea los caf:oS Ge bueyes nara
trasportar saa tlcctos Gre, ], Comp.7If. u,,a
prolonglnlo Ia if8ea hi-ta IA plaza ac Ponce
aumentsr;i cl tratico-
Dice Ia Administrator, 3Ha IA Ga,npaTfa
ha sido objeto de ataaues e.iainniosos en- Ia
prensa. tenentes hacella fracasar en- sns nes
tioles, tanto en- Madrid como ell Puerto Rico.
que ere hsber hecho bas.aEte con re..aflecsr
Ia verbal de los hechys, oiiosamente ,,osaours.
dos por an5limos aut9fes, en- euya crisis halla
ron el polcr7so arroyo del ga:riota e$paflol.
selor "a esr, qaa scsi i'' el cargo de Prps
den,e fc Ia ColnpaiIa. elie eI neral Marin
Goberi Ter de Puerto Rico, qaien yin,ie
homenaje, ha reconoci,io los aeryieios da Ia
ComPalta en 'naneitss l.e c ,ef:.l. .i,erac6n
dc GT,ien pj:i.ico
i. Tesui.alo de IA "vr"tacihn fut,
Gil 1855 frances ,459. Is5
en- 1896 i'em I.9os, ,f2s
FL ba'auce general &c ..rva eii sctyo V ~.
siFo, :. IS ,osS, ,0!9 francos - ccntimos, con IN
saldo lie ganancias de 100 ffaneas.
Fer unanfnif!ad Ia sido apyoia.'o el Ba
lance &c 3 3e =. .enbFc De is9G: c. niitmar al
Ccnsei' he A ic,:ni.triciku i. antorizicion para
no dgi7ar ea Ia di.tIj!, iin las aeslofss ?
obiig7ei"oes ''e = t.ressa hi!s .oc4 vota.ia q,
1895 ha-ta que Ia situ- ;jn d, i, Compaiiia no
Sc consolile5 ra:li.c.- los l5l.;,rsnentos de
Ar.iiniG, ,Fs,!osas favor ,ie los eeficres Hafael
Menares iusa, Emilio CASTELAR, y Ch. Waliut
fjar IN maximum de $4,000 pesetas destinadas
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j4lll.l,. l,n!|tg1..!.

Tn JuIepe me ha salido,
que ser doble ha pretendido,
y tan alto quiso ,lar,
que al quererme rcpllcar,
dc una lats Sc LA cai.io.
ESQ prueba lector, hablando en- plata,
que veces sale NAL -. imeter la pata!
Ante el altar del Senior
te Vi rogando dc hinoios,
.qut de cosas lie di,fas
que sc Gcrraron sus ojns.
Un granite lie sal5
Il Ia pobre dc lolo,
en- sitio tan peligroso,
que el infeliz de su esposo.
al verlo sc horrorizG,
y 10 raro fn6 que artero
al pretcndcr con csmcro
4 besos, qaitarle ell grano....
al pobre de Cayetano
Sc IL ha estrcchaio :. ;el sombrero!
-:Qu6 se enticnde por amar?
Una sun.a singular,
que no hay 9eSta que liquide;
un total, que al fin divide
81 cmpieza multiplicar.
Dicen que ell cura
de un puhIeeito,
tlnutro dc Espana,
sc suicide,
por ell motiyo
dc que su,... ANA,
con sn pCoullo,
Sc las guill6.
De las resultas
ests la genie
de squeL velluco,
dc un modo tai,
que la a'caldesa,
mnjer degota -.
huy5 con uno
que s.... isacris' al!
Communication!
;Con quitn?
Con mi novia.
-Buena es esa;
;c6mo &c llama:
-~;Ffambucsa.
;huen refrcsco!
--Bien, may bien.
van subir los valores
-l'esve1gonzado inso'cnte!
cuadrdpedo!
--;Cuanta genie!
-;qu6 son los premios mayores'
acaba en- nueye..
-iQu6 tai?
-tquG SO cuenta por ahi?
M cio y bueno, lues lef
que subfan. ....
IA rea'!
los doy;.. ;huevos iqae fresqaitos!
;Vendo dulce
-;Rica china.
Tie cspcro en- ola Msllorquins,s
Sc que comes pastelitos.
Me quieres mueho, Ramon?
va 10 oreo iqu6 locura!
"a Ia huena contitura,
iguarapo de Bayamon.
y otras cosas que no cuento
Sc escuchan, 81 en- un nomento
te pones al apsrsto,
aunque relajar no trato
al econ6mico inven1o.
Pero es el case, lector,
que q veces con tai horror
Sc llega 4 comunicar
que dan gsnas de-. matar
hasta al mislnfsimo autor!!
Hoy que "El Momio' muy formal,
Sc ocupa de mi, con guasa,
lie propongo Ell gracia tai
que sc pase por mi casa
81 le fata material.
JITLEPE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-10

d cumplir las disposicones del artfcuo SO de
log estatntos. (Remuneraciones al Consejo de
Adminietraci6n).
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
The Rooster Casa Cause celehre.

Walker & Robb's office was crowded to
the doors yesterday morning, the occasion
being the hearing in the celebrated Rock
ingham rooster case.
The facts as brought out in evidence
were about as follows. For some time past
the people of Rockingham have been losing
poultry, l.. L. Lowell being one who has
lost heavily. Fred Gammell has lost
about 20 hens. Last Friday morning he
discovered that he had lost six hens and a
rooster. He found tracks of the thief
about the hen house, and found that the
tracks led to the home OF his nephew, Bert
w. Gammell, about mile distant On
enquiry he found that Bert had that morn
ing sold some poultry to Mr.. Clark which
he identified as having come from his yard.
Young Gammel was arrested on the
charge of larceny, and at the hearing yes
terday was found guilty of petit larceny,
and fined S. and costs OF 1854. An ap-
peal was taken. The states attorney ap-
peared for the prosecution and H. d.
| Ryder for the defense. The missing roos-
ter was introduced as evidence during the
hearing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
WaIp0Ie Cemetery.

The following list Of those buried in the
Walpole cemetery comprises only soldiers
of the Rebellion.
William A. Barker, Co B., l4th, N. H.
Reg.
j. Wesley Barnett, Co. E., 9th N. H.
Reg.
Edward Warren Bellows, (not known
which, 1st or End Reg. California Vol.
John S. Farnsworth, Co. B., 18th N. H.
Reg.
WarrenD. Fay, Co. E., 9th N. H. Reg.
Benjamin Gates End, Co. B., 14th N. H.
Reg.
Ira r. Graves, Co. H., 10th N. Y Inf.
Reuben Gassetts, o.B., 9Th N. H. Reg. also
18th Reg. V. r. G.
Lieut.. William Foster Hooper, both U. s.
Colored Troops.
Ira II. Hooper, Co. A., 18th N. H. Reg.
Clement S. Holt, Co. G., 9th N. H. Reg.
Dra Henry E. Holland, LIST California
Cavalry Battalion. Afterward, Surgeon in
the east.
Henry G. Irish, Co. F., 9th N. Il. Reg.
Richard Knapp, Co. l., LIST N. II. Reg.
John F. Kraetzer, Co. B., 14th N. II. Reg.
Benjamin G. Lawrence, Co. M, N. Ii.
Battalion, also lst Reg. New England Vol
unteer Cavalry.
Leonard W. Lawrence, Co. F., 4th Vt. Inf.
Edward H. Livingstone, Co. B., 18th N.
H. Reg.
Allen Moultrop, Co G., 18th N. H. Reg.
John E. Mitchell, Co. G., 9th and Co. A.,
18th N. II. Reg.
Jacob S. Pierce, Co. B., 14th N. H. Reg.
Isiah Pratt, Co. g., 18th N. H. Reg.
Oscar W. Rogers, Co. E., 9Th N. H. Reg.
Charles Fl. Titus, Coo, Inf Mass. Vol
unteer Militia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
Vermont Academy s, Cushing Academy 4.


Vermont Academy played her first annual
game with Gushing Academy May "a and
won to 4. 1t was the game which V. A.
cared for the most of any one thislyear.
Gushing had only been beaten once this
year. Every man on the V. A. team
played fast ball, accepting difficult chances.
Cushing three times had three men on
bases but could not score In the outfeld
Cliff and Rugg each made two pretty
catches, while in the infeld the work of
Coffin at short was wonderful; twice with
man at first he stopped two hits that
would have been safe but for star playing
and each time through the assistance
of O'Brien and Wheeler made two SEN
sational double plays. The batting OF
OBrien helped long way towards win
ming the game. In five tunes at bat he
made triple, double and two singles.
For Gushing Sherman at second played the
best game while Simonds pitched fine
game, striking out II men, but the V. A.
boys hit him hard at the right time; he
was well supported by Martin behind the
bat. V. A. has one more game with
Gushing, which will probably be Saturday
or Monday next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
Why New Hampshire Banks Fail?

George Luce, until recently an employee
in w p. Cassidy's stable, was familiar fig
ure about street, but no one suspected he was
able to raise money on dead checks; but
such seems to be the case. At any rate he
indirectly succeeded in palming a check
for S25 which had been used once onto q
Keene bank, and it takes pretty good
man to do that in Vermont.
The story runs like this. Some two OF
three weeks ago Luce found check for S2j
which had been used once and the money
drawn on it, either in the waste basket OF
in the stove in Mr.. Cassidy's office. He
took the check to a party in town with
whom it seems he was indebted,
and passed it for s25. The party took it
to Kaene and Endorsed it, and it finally
came into the hands Of a grocer who de-
posted it in the bank, the bank raising nc
question as to its validity. 1t then went
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
to Boston bank and was returned to Bel

to Boston bank and was returned to Bel
lows Falls for payment. 1t was then the
fun began. The bank notified the Boston
bank that the check had been paid once
and also notified Mr.. Cassidy.
Matters drifted along until last Friday
when Luce got mileage of j. T.. Brosna-
han to 60 to Keene. This complicated
matters little more. II. ID. Ryder went
to Keene Saturday to persuade Luce to
come home and settle up; Luce came up
as tar as Walpole and then dropped off the
train and made tracks for his old home in
Cambridgeport. Ryder and Chief Thomp-
son started for Cambridgeport at once but
did not succeed in bagging their game.
Mr.. Luce came to town Monday and
settled for the mileage, and as no action
had been begun regarding the check, will
probably also settle that matter.
1t is not remarkable that the mex
perienced could be fooled into accepting a
check which had been paid once, but wher
a New Hampshire bank deposits it without
question, the whole matter assumes thu
proportions of huge joke.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Zig bars only 10 cents pound at
4 Blakley has the best worsted suit in
this county tor $40.
1925 more of those real Marsailles quilts,
large size, worth $3.50; sale price SO
cents at j. G. Day & Co.'s.
rBlakley has an almost new 1896 Craw.
ford S25.
TNew lot latest up-to-date veilings
opened to-day at j. c. Day & Co.'s.
# Blakley has a combination Columbia
tandem 1896 pattern at $75.
LosT-Lost Sunday between Bellows
Falls and Grafton, good lap robe
Finder please leave at Clark Chase's store,
Bellows Falls.
7 Blakley has good bicycle suit for
So Is.
fWANTED-Two more pupils at the
Claremont Cottage Hospital Training
School. Young ladies from % to 35 wish
ing to enter the school can receive blanks
for application by addressing the secre-
tary, Mrs. F. A. Clark, Claremont, N. II.
Il Blakley has an 1897 800 Waverly
for 500.
fDance orders for societies and private
parties can be procured at the TIMES job
Department.
T Blakley has carload Of straw hats
cheap.
II Blakley has lady's Heating regular
300 for $47.
# Blakley has leather belts for 25 cents
5 colors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
PERSONALS.

E. II. Rogers of Boston is in town.
Miss Minnie Perry is visiting her brother
in Kenne.
Miss Charlotte Day passed Sunday in
Claremont.
F. G. Day entertained his father from
Lu low over Sunday.
Master Walter and John L. Kiniry have
been i'll with the measles.
Misses Emma and Rena Winnewisser
passed Sunday in Newport, N H.
Miss Mary Field and Mrs H. j. Can
dee are visiting Mrs. Perley Kimball.
Miss Mary E. Young of Attleboro is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Nc
Kinnon.
Mrs. S. w. Wilder, Dr., sings Friday
evening at concert to be given in West
minister.
S. w. Wilder, Jr., is in Massachusetts,
on a business trip in connection with the
sulphide mill.
Mrs. w. G.. Banning leaves the last OF
the week for Europe, where she will stay
about three months.
E. P. Kidder was in Northampton,
Mass, the first Of the week, visiting his
brother, M l.. Kidder.
Mrs. George A. Bowtelle and daughter
of Somerville, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G B. Wheeler.
L. L. Northrup returned Sunday morn
ing from two weeks business trip through
the northern part of New England.
Bradley G. Newell, the Jacksonville
healer, came to this village Monday after
noon, spending the night at Towns hotel.
General Secretary H. w. Freer went to
Springfield, Mass, Monday. He COM
pletes his work here for the association
next Monday.
DR. O. M. George went Tuesday to
Little Falls, N. Y, where he will remain
during the week, looking after his paper
mills interests.
Mrs. E. F. Coolidge, who has been
| spending the past two months with the
family Of l.. F. Baldwin in Winchester,
Mass, returned to Bellows Falls Monday.
Miss Emma Morgan, former well
known teacher in the public schools here,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George A. Wes-
ton, she not having been in town before
for some years.
| DR.. H. B. Howard and son visited his
brother, c. Z Howard, the first of the
week. He takes his new position as super
intendent of the Massachusetts General
Hospital, June LIST.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
SPECIAL CORPORATION MEETING.
Ing this Year-Boom In Bicycle Bells
ENGINE HOuse will he Qeoajred

Ing this year-Boom In Bicycle Bells
Engine House will be Repaired.
The special corporation meeting last
evening was not largely attended, yet con-
siderable interest was manifested.
Under the first article in the warrant on
motion off. G. Pierce it was voted to
raise an additional tax OF five cents on
dollar of the grand list. F. H. Babbitt,
chairman of the board of bailiff's, said this
would be necessary to meet the cost of
settling the Mcleod case. The entire
cost, he stated, was $113S; $1,000 to Mrs.
Mcleod, and attorney fees as follows ::
Judge l.. M, Read, 500; Joel Baker of
Rutland, $40; c. II. Robb, $40; H. d.
Ryder, $6S.
1t was voted to dismiss article two rela-
tive to paving Depot street; it was stated
that the cost OF paving would be $500, or
$14OO.
| Under Article it was voted by vote
of 81 to 10 to amend Article Is OF the
corporation bylaws SO that it reads as
follows:
Article Is. No person shall ride or
drive in any street, lane or highway with
a bicycle or other vehicle in such a man.
ner as to endanger, or unreasonably in
commode any person passing thereon; MOI
shall there be any racing or trial OF speed
between the owners or drivers of different
horses, OF their respective animals, in any
tpublic street. Nor shall any person drive
with or in any sled, sledge or sleigh of any
description, whether Of burden or o.
pleasure, faster than a walk in or through
any public street, lane or alley in the Cor
poration, unless there shall be one or more
bells attached to the thill or pole thereof
or the harness of the horse or horses draw
ing the same. Nor shall any person ride
any bicycle in said Corporation unless a
bell is attached to the same and rung al
any or all street corners and crossings and
upon approaching or passing teams, or any
person or persons.
Any person violating any provision Of
this Article shall be fined not less than two
dollars nor more than ten dollars with
costs.
Under Article four on molten Of A. H
Thompson it was voted to instruct the
bailiffs to make such repairs on the Engine
house on Rockingham street as in theil
Judgment seem d best, and draw theil
orders on the treasurer not to exceed
$1,000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
Westminster, East Parish.

For the following list we are indebted to
B. T. Phelps of Westminster:
John B. Reach, Co. 1, LIST Vt. Cav.
James H. Daggett, Co. A, BIRD Regt Mass
Vol.
Milton Pierce, Co. C, 4th Vt. Vol.
Ithamar L. Richardson, Co. D, 18th Vt
Vol.
c. S. Miner, Co. B, llSth N. Vol.
Oscar H. Parker, Co. ], 4th VT Vol.
Peter Good, Co. A, Sd Vt. Vol.
Ambrose A. Fairbrother, Co. c, 4th vt
Vol.
ARENAS Ellis, Co. G, 4th vt. Vol.
Roswell Whitney, Co. G, 18th vt. Vol.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26

V. A earned runs 4, Gushing l; 2 base
hits, Coffin, O'Brien, Perry, Dicksy 2;
3 base hits, OBrien, WhittemoreI and
Sherwin; bases stolen, O'Brien, Rugg,
Otis and Winch; double plays, Wiley
Brady and O'Brien; Coffin, O'Brien and
Wheeler Coffin, O'Brien and Wheeler /;
Miller, Sherwin and Otis; bases on balls,
by Wiley Z, by Simonds O; hit by Simonds
/, by Wiley O; struck out by Wiley |, by
Simonds II; passed balls, Whittemore l..
Time of game 2 hours. Umpire, Craig.
Scorer, Chase.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
Saxt0ns River.

We are indebted to Thomas II. Hughes
for the following list of those buried in the
Saxtons River cemetery:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR AND WAR OF 1872.
Thomas Atchison, died 1880, aged 81 years.
Phillip Adam, 1S4l, IS.
Mai. BENZ. Davis, 1873, ~.
John Dudley.
Maverick Eaton, 1847, 90.
Samuel Gilchrus. l845, 90.
Henry Lake, 1915, Sc.
Daniel Lake, 1910, "a.
Johnathan Morrison, lS47, 81.
Joseph G. Nutting, 1862, rs.
Samuel ODER, 1874, SS.
Joseph Perry, 1919, 81.
Hezekiah Rice, 1892 "a.
Gen. Daniel Waite, War of 1872, 1856, 60.
Nathan Wooley, 1889, SO.
WAR OF REBELLION.
William T. Battles, Co. F, lst Regt. U. s.
S. S., died 1862 aged % years.
Joseph F. Drury, Co. 1, 18th vt. Regt.,
1865, 25.
William P. Dean, Co. G, 11th VT, 1885, 81.
Samuel c. Dutton, Co. G, 18th VT, 1862, 81.
Andrew c. Fairbanks, Co. g, 18th Vt.
Lewis T. Hunt, Co. F, 4th Vt, 1873, ~.
Harrison Holden, Co. G, 18th VT, Aug. 9,
1888, So.
WV. Hulett, Regt. not known, 1879, 81. .
Dan. A. W. ~ Ahu ~, nAiASNA
in the Wilderness 1864, 81.
Norman M. Irving, Co. 1, 18th VT, 1862, 20.
Edwin Kingston, Co. G, 9th VT, 1886, 46.
Albert T. Russell, 1892, Is.
Randall Smith, Co. /, End VT, 1862, 20.
Henry L. Sterling, 1876, "a.
Joseph Twitchell, Co. G, 18th VT, 1868, %.
Stillman A. Thomas, Co. I, 18th Vt, 1871,
80.
Frank b. Warner, 14th Mass. Regt. and
Co. l, 18th Vt, 1864.
Allen j. Wilder, 1871, 40.
Whitney Tepney, Co l, End VT, 1893.