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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-01
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Los fundado es de Villaperdida debieron
gente cerril y de esosso entendimiento, por
estableciercn sus primeras casas 4 Ia orilla
un bArranco, seco y arenoso en- verano y
temible On iRvierno, que sus intermiteDtes
snidas ponfsn en- grave riesgo Ia vida de
1ellos infelices moradores, 10 cusl no fu6
.taculo para que junto al barrapco SO oops
yeran mas cssas, hasta que todo IN pueblo
meroso &c sgrup6 J Sc hac;n6 alrededor de
1el surco que solo pcdfs ofreoerles la ruina
muerte.
A rsfs de osda desbordamiento del barran.
los Afigidos veoinos, Ienos de oonsterna
ny do amargurs, imploraban la caridad de
poderes pablicos, y sntonoes juraban que
ofan de ser previsores = remediar el daf1o y
ler ooto al barranco y e1i6oar en- otro sitio;
n tanto que este afrmsban, iban dando sus.
o. y derram ando l&grimas. este por el padre,
,el por el hijo. 10y peaar de todo clio,
!ndo recibfan los donativos tratsban de re-
lstruir>e! pueblo, volvfan edifcarle & las
smas orillas del barranoo.
Al fin un alcalde bien intenc!onado 90 pro.
10 remedi tanta desdicha, y convoc6 los
yores oontribuyentes uua reunion, para que
ella propus; Nran los medios de atsjar el pc.
70, en- osss. de aquella autoridad Sc con-
gsron, llevando oada uno su esbozo de pro-
ito.
AoOlO ol oACdiuT3 Apuoc Ia CuCbGIOu3 JUL
li6 la palabra sus oonve1inos, entonces
que Sc vio patente, mas que las buenas in
clones, fueron los graves defeotos de sque'
sdesgraciadcs La vanidad, la envidia, la
tarudez, Ia ignorsncia, la presunci6n la ru
hablaron por la boca de aquellce hombres,
antes parecfan locos que seres raoionales.
todos defectos, propios de la raza, ejercfan
inAujo las rivalidades y los rencores de cam
,ario, estas menudencias, anteponiendose
instinto de conservation, fueron eausa de
sno pudieran llegar uc acuerdo.
III boticario, que quefa ser el sabio del
sblo, opinabs que dsbfa hscerse un muro de
ltenoi6n; pero el medico, que tambien terfa
ins de Merl2A, sostenfa que habsfa de ser
--.s So. ~. la desviaci6n del barranco; en- fin,
ada vecino expuso "a proyecto, los que no
migos, refutando la dc los contrarics 500 por
| heoho de ser'o. de aquf provino tai oonfa.
ion, tai algsrabfa, tai desconcierto, que pasa'
OIL dc las Voces al grito, del grito al insnlto,
e' iosulto al palo, y termin6 la reunion como
| c6ssbre Rosario de la Aurora,
A los pocos dias el barranco, engrosado
ey yentinsmente por las lluviss, invadi6 con fe'
o. dad terrible las misersbles casas de Villa.
erdida, en- tanto que las aguas inundaban los
difcios, que desplomados cafan al bravo impul
o del feroz elemento; en- tanto que 4 los silbi'
os del viento y al tableteo del trueno SO unfsn
os ayes lsstmeros de las vfotimas, mientras
quel horror sangriento arranoaba la poblaci6n
10 caajc, mezclando sus cadAveres, ell alcalde
n Ia oumbre de un oerro proximo, miranda el
esastre, aplaudfa formidablemente y exclams'
-:
-lEsa es la soluci6n: hombres nuevos
ueblo nuevo! La gente insensata debe morir!
RAFAEL TORROME.
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-. Hs sido ss;stids en- Ia sals de 5000
rro Juana Batists Carrasqui 10. q quien uaraj6
de obra su oonoubino Fernsndo Escalera, pro-
daci@ndole ligeras con,uoioaes.
-. El lA7untamento 3e Cosmo pl lie Ia
condonacion de las Quotas de 3 8, que 6gursn
en- 81 presupue'to municipal de sqaella Wills
para l, 500 1900.
~. Por esoanlalo . las 10 de Ia noche
de syer, hsn 81 10 den sdas Raf aels CeDeda
y Jo.efA Perez, vecioss de Ia calle de Ia Luna
No 81.
-. Para evitar disgustos recordamos que
no pablcsmos anuccio, nj comunloados de- ID
Capital de Ia 'sla, sia p,go por adeantados
Los comunicadOs manuscrtos te cuentau ooho
pslabras Ia Inca. Sc arch,vsn los originaes
que no lleean ell importe A6O-s4.
=. Aver a prima nochs fueron herides
por Mari olno Santiago. los individuos jose
Cabrera Sooorro Ramon Mo jos, siendo asis'
tdos en- la ssla de sooorro.
-. Ha sido iuforma1a por Ia Dire eooi6n
de Obras P1blioss, uas instanoia de vsrios ve'
oinos del barrio de Poerts de TERRA, qaejan'
dose de los perjuoios que ocasionan . ~, ca.
sss los dessgues del tranvia , de Ia CO re,s:a
central.
Il Coego g. aso ol oousiau.,l sin1 s .eissso 90. sa
e verano Instruction prim.ria complets, ola
ses de seg nnda en'ef1ansa, log g., Frances. Di-
bajo. Gimnasis etc. y prsparsoones espeoiales.
Admission de internos. n-s-6-6
-. La 20 iofa hs decomsado en- Santur.
oe, ki'os dc oarne que prooelentes de Rio
Piedras te oonduoian al Co!egio de las Ma.
lres, en- dicho barrio.
-. Ioformado por Ia Direction de O5rss
Pdblica', Sc ha devue'to a |, Sscr.tsrf. del
Interior una instanoia de don B .as RI irig CUES,
s>bre sprovech ,miento de sguas dol rio dc
Gusyanlila
-. Esta nocbe go llevar& caho ell e.
bnts de Ia Compa6fa frico d'amst,c. <emprs'
sa Mtirehs.s Las obras esccji las para clio
tstan nuy bien eusayadss y sab mos que son
de Ia. qoe m .s ajastadss ssca dich. compaha q.
Al Te tro pu 3, los que de.esn pasar lao
agradabls y divertido.
-. Ls Sc ;retarfa de E.tado hs edido
IL forme al A,oalde d. Ponce sobre el hecho de
atropello, Por la poiofs d. aquelia oiudsd .
VI cooinero americana.
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LO PARTICIPANTS: Ac.ba de REQ
birse por lo- 4 times vapores: Q ,eso Parmesa
no, pasta Msgin Q Ter. Mortadea Extra, Dal
ces Su'zos. Cerveza Io9les,, Mantequilla Da
uesa ID 's mano.,. PsstilIss de gonna, A,acar
Candy, Vino <St F f,el, Legft mo, Tccineta
Ahumada. Ma.teqoiila ItaIisna, Arros VAlen'
ciano, H.rioa eMontblanch, on ssqui,os de 4
hbras, kxtr.cto de carne sLiebig,, Chocolate
sMenier,, Napolitsna, de ohoco ate. Saiss in
g'esa Salohiohon de Bolognis, Cereeedo Hmos
& Co,
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LUIS BONAFOUX.

- El Pbro don Felipe e. Cintr6n hs
sido traslsdado de Naranjito Villalbs J Jua'
No Diss. .
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-. FL doctor don Federico Aguirre de
d atl!lo, reclams ee le ab men sus h,norarios
de autopsias praoticadss en- dicho pueblo.
- La poliofa mando p.ralizsr Ia cons
truccion do un k,otk, q"e s. levantaba en- los
alredores del T. afro, sin ei correspondence
permiso.
est: *, d.p;3si SSn Luis A. r''''s'''' h' '''s'''
=. H.mos teuido el7gusto de ssludar en-
esta oho'' n"e~tro amigo ag nte oorres
p ma en- Naguabo, sefor don Diego Lopez
Garcia.
-. D bdo La gestioues del A'oalde
de Areoibo don Jose Raiz de Sage 10 = de .us
oompsi1sros del Cono-jo, pronto serA ua he
oho Ia instalsci6a en- aqlella Villa de la <Es
oaela Normal. cnyo efecto u &c tiene ARA
81 ads Ia oompra de los tsrreaos donde sc le-
vsnt .rG 81 edidoio qoe estA en proyecto. Sa.
belnos t,mbien que ese Ayuntamiento tiene IN
cont afro para Ia installation del aiumbrado
el9ct1ico.
-. Don Osvaldo ds Ia Rosa Alcalds de
isabella llego aver esta ciadad en- representa-
ol6n de Gus oorreligioDsrios.
- Esta noche tsrdrA lugsr ell baile que
la sociedad poncefa habfa org ,nissdo e el ca
sino de Ponce one SO hsbta suspendido con
motive de la muerts d. los senores Casals
Cabrera.
Fuegos art'ficiaIes do Ia comp. Mia Pain
Los me jores para Ia celebration del de Jaiia
8 cualqaiera otra fiesta, de Ia oelebrada fabrioa
Dion Pain, i De venta, muy baratos. en- Ia of
oi ia de los Sres Dooley, Smith & Co.-Tetuan
SO Sau Juan-Envie sus ordenes tempo.
a 3O-1l
-. Dice <La Brujs. de Mayaels.:
eSs nos que ia el A-iado Ramon Rodri-
guez de habe'se vi'to oblgado q pedir el alta,
aoesar de estar enfermo; porque ell enferm -ro
de aque e1i6cio jose Montavn, natural de Ca.
DO Rojo, le d 6 de bnf stadas deIants d, la Sa'
periora Sor Margart y de la nermana Sr
Teresa, sin que 9stas hicieran NADIA por evitsr
10. 81 esto Cd oierto va no Sc va poder vi,
vir nj en- el A-i'o. lVaya una oar;d,dI
- Sc ha saoado con n:urso la esouela
auxiliar del bsrrio <Cafs sbonci1o, de la iuris
dici6n de Coamo.
-. Han sido nombrsd,s vcc ,,es de Ia
junta local de l. straooion Pdb'ica de Coamo
los sef1ores don Salustisno Torres don Celes
tino Casatini y aceptado el sef1or Betanoes,
mientr.s date la ausancia del sef1or L.rrsuri
- FL Pa'tido Republiosno puertorri
que1o ttata de traer una imprenta para insta
larla en- esta Capital.
-. Ha sido dstenido por Ia polofa ell
inaividuo Antonio Vega, qaien msl,rataba d.
obra au conoubina Augusta Alicia; Al ser
que 10 co adujo al Dsp6sito municipal.
-. Mejor informal podemos nantes
tar que el Ayantsmiento de Bayam6n solo
adeuda el pago de 25 MP los profesores
de las eecuelas elemeutaies. 3 Is NIP los au.
xiiiares , 3 10 MP q ,s rurales.
-. La po iofa ha dsnunoiado un billar
sitcado en- Ia q lines, (Pta. de Tie'ra) por o..
tar alberto hasta las 10 de la noohe sin ell
permiso correspondence.
-. Don Hgioio Padr6n. vecioo de- Qua.
vanilla solicita d,spensa del psgo d c,utri.
buci6n de 90 caerdas de tsrre1o es:6ril de su
prepisd.d que radicanj en- aquslla JUL .dic
ci6n
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VARIE D 4 D ES.
R. Rubi0. Humaca0 P R.

Comprs: constant IN snte toda clsse de ga.
nado u1o. Venle: vacas lecherss noviilos
de embarqae. Va 46-o
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Tarrnfae de todas classes se hacen en- 10 tipo-
sea.:se ..,.Io:o S,:o. p.1o va pssso: %%diso:
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to the witness stand and afterwards VIII
lard Harrington and -. y. steele were
sworn and stated that they had made
strenuous efforts to get Mr.. Lockwood Of
Cornish Flats to testify in the case bat
they We're not able to find him. At tn s
point the defense rested and the state call
ed II. NJ. Craymer a cattle buyer who was
at w. Lebanon on the 23d Of October last
was also at Cornish Flats on Nov. in the
afternoon and evening ana did not 500
Powers and party there. l.. B. Parker
was then called. stated that distance from
Richford to St. Armand was 10 miles. BOth
sides then offered several books which
were admitted.
states Attorney steele made the open
ing argument for the state claiming that
the Witnesses for the defence were not
reliable Wats0ns testimony did nos CO.
inCide with the others. Tho entries ON the
livery stable book were evidently inteTpo-
lations, there being CraSurcs and addi-
tons. Claimed that as the postofiiCe clerk
could not tell the timc that Powers got
the registered letter, he would have had
time to take several trains for this part
of the State and take part i'm the burglary.
Mr.. Harrington then made the argum' mt
for the defence. He thought the two wit
ncssos from Richford were too frightened
and excited to take any particular notice
such as they must have done to describe
respondent as they had. Also they did tot
mention his eyes which are remarkable
for their brlliaucv and dark color MIR.
Farrington's argument was not conclude d
when the court adjourned.
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BENNINGTON cot NTE.
BENNINGTON.

of thc First Raptist church wa ob.nrv. Il
Thursday evening i'm the porlors Of Tho
.cbr,cb thcro being a rood nttcrd,rc.. ,f
members residing here. and scver.l lot
ters froni absent on.. -Conrud Scbvnrtz
and Choo.los 4 Vo.d ar. rntb nnI,i,- -
preparations to begin work on the new
hlOrk that thev arc to erect this snuvcu
ON tho sit, of the old Stew .rt block pr
C,ulre Naio st,eet Roth arc TO no nr
brick and will b. duitc an addition TO
that part of the village.
John W. Fowler of Winchester Centr.
has inst comnlctcd "a now house that ert.s
on an elevation of land inst outside of tbo
vilr.pn H., ,rovn1 Into 4, III. d., r las,
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CHITTEEDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSKI.


Mrs. George -. Nash, who has been Ill
the greater part of the winter with The
grip, is out again.
MI, ana Mrs. William B.gwood cf the
" est are guests If their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bigwood.
Mr.. Samuel Ross Of the National Spin
lers' union returned Thursday to Boston
after settling The strike between the Spin
nels Union and the RurlngtOn Cotton
mill. The men have returned to work.
7 he condition Of Mr.. \. 3. Edwards is
somewhat improved and he is thought TO
be gaining.
\ daughter was horn Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs j. f. Wolcott Of cole hester.
Mr.. Octave Piettc, aged "a years died
Saturday Alter e. lingering illness result
ing from internal cancer. Mr.. piette
leaves wife and one daughter lie was
lorn in Canada. For many years he
worked in the West as a miner but re-
moved to Wmooski some yeacs ago. The
funeral took place Tuesday morning at 5
O'Clock at St. F.ancis Xavier church
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expected home this week, after spending
five months in Bermuda. Schools begin
this week. In the village Miss lIibbard
will teach in tho upper rcon, Miss Crime $
mond the primary.
STARKSBORO.
Tho funeral services of Mrs Carleton
BostwiCk were held at the house Tuesday,
April II. Rev. Mr.. Bagley of Bristol as
sisted by Rev. G. W. Russell officiating.
The bearers were Mcssers. Arthur Clifford,
Clinton Bostwick, Pcrlcy Hin and Charlie
clifford. Flowers were in profusion which
testified to the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held The burial was In Brls-
tol-Oln Ferguson Is confrod to the
house with the quiHsy.--'rhc Methodist
parsonage is being renovated in prepara-
ton for the new pastor sidney Bushnell
attended the Methodist conference at Bur-
lington last week.-Thc normal class will
meet at the Baptist parsonage Friday
night.-Mrs Sidney Bushnell IS visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Clburn Pierce i'm
Hinesburgh.-Miss Mabo. Ferguson Of
Jonesvile was in town Tuesday visiting
friends.
BRIDPORT.
Mrs. r. w. Fletcher and Mrs j. H..
Fletcher spent Thursday in Burlington
Mrs Lucy Skiff is home after spending
the winter in Middlebury.- Orn
Pratt has returned from Bristol Conn,
whore she has been for some t.me-Miss
Gertrude Fletcher entertained a fCw
friends Saturday evening.
CORNWALL.
Miss Eta Scovil has secured position
as teacher in Dandy, and goes the last Of
the week to assume her duties -ChalLnce "
Stewart of Bristol. is IN town, "A guest of
his hrother-n-law, Henry Foote.-Mr.
Frederick Miner of Middlcbury college
spent sunday with his friend II Elward
Matthews.-A. w Foute went to Boston
Monday on a business trip.--Mr Reeves
Of Illinois spent Sunday with his cousin,
Mrs. G.. \. Ellsworth.
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The Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture Took its Last Sena-
torial Ballot Yesterday.
SENATORS RIO1OUS.
Nearly Had Pitched Battle Over tha
Resolution to Instruct the Attorney
General to Prosecute Quay and
His Fellow Conspirators--Res-
o1ution Tabled.

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ian of George Narncy, the youngest son
OF the late Mrs. Elvira Narney.-Rev. and
Mrs e. ~ Thomas arrived home Saturday
frCm a visit to their son in New Jersey
ID. F.. Meader IS carrying one arm in n
sling for several days, the |, suit of iniur-
les afflicted upon him by Frank Nmblett
The household goods belonging to the
estate OF the late II. c. Colby were sold
AT auction Satuiday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
TANKS are to move into the Colby house
on church street soon. An addition is to
he built on to the house. Mrs Colby will
make her homo with thcm.-A new groc-
cry hrrh, Stewart Il clifford, have started
busi'ess in O'NciNs block.-Miss Weller
Is At homo from her visit to Hinesburgh.
Road Commissioner Smith is at work
cleaning up the stroets.-William Hamil-
ton viii carry on G. w. Norto:l's farm
the coming season.-Frank Nimhlett. who
was tried Saturday for breach of the
peace, paid his fine and costs Saturday
night and was discharEcd.-W. \. Harlow
received a telegram from Rutland Sun
day morning that Mrs. |. l.. AVenll, moth
cr of Mrs. Harlow. was dead Her re-
mains will ho brought here Tuesday for
burial 10y the side of her husband, who
died three years ago.-Mr. and Mrs. II. S
smith are entertaining relatives from
Bridgewatcr ana Kansas.-Evening service
at the BAPTIST church beginning next Sun
daN night vii. be Christian FudcaVor, 6:30;
preaching, TO. Miss Mary Ridley is very
low with consumption.-Thc Catholic Or
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,nornin,r roi,i5,,,n ,,'t,1 i,att n,i.I. NU.'u'
wagon br,,lin,. -, ~" i' .'... "ll'I'
pon and .r.,tt.ri,'l "l -, ,it .',,' S ~ anu WI
ter on the street
Tho remains Of Mrs. Eliz ,b-,h Averill.
widow Of the late l. l.. Avcrill were
and buried in the village cemetery. Tnc
ar ,''t, ,,' l. Ie,Eir. were hr.1 hpm the nome
.o,d e. - ~ MIC N',c9 III hutIahd'
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Howard AVeril went t. Rutland Tue sGay
',''S ~ ,t'cnp ,nP iu'efH Oh MIS-, }.
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ra u" ~ I'ui n''l Il Itr = ZS"r past mas 50
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n''.S,|i lS |" taN' ,I'".n'T h|NrrN 'stab-
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ARGUMENTS BEGUN
In the Richtord Bank Robbery Case The
state in Rebuttai Attempts &" show
That Powers Was Not In y
Hampshire.

St Adams, April BIN the Powers trial
now hrturc the County Court To-day
George Watson was recalled by the State
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VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From
All Parts Of the Green
Mountain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES.

rhe winooski valley, villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek and
By the shores of white River
Covered by special
Correspondents
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plntIS may remain III tnc UcSn LOT Sbillt
time. Dr Peck. who attends the lad, Is of
the opinion that he will recover fully This
Is the third time young Gonyeau has been
shot, each time accidentally.
frank Carpenter is putting in electric
lights in his corner store.
The advertised letters at the postoffice
are as follows: Thomas Bassette, H. a.
Bissou Charles Bousquet. Robert Good
rich. MISS Nina Guyette, Mrs. Louis Ray
n!ond. Phillip McCarty, Henry PcrroG,
Narsale Payea, Messrs. w. II. II. Slack
& Bro.
UNDERHtLL
Chas Mcbride has position on a
cream car at St. Albans and went to his
work early this Wcck.-ReV. David
Hughes assigned as minister for Clifton
Park, n. y, for the coming year and Rev.
Edward Bowers of Hyndsville. y. Y. were
the guests of Rev. X. H. White o. Mon
day. They with Principal Mildram and sew
eral others from this village enjoyed the
hospitality Of s 4. Hale's sugar bush on
Monday aftcrnCon.-A daughter was born
/ to G. G. Abbott and wife on Wedne esday,
April 5th.-Mrs. Jane Whitcomb and Mis-.
NJ A. Day are the guests of Mrs II. w.
Whitcomh. Miss Waters aud her friend of
WatcrVillc, who have been the guests of
Miss Ola Mead for "A few days have open
ed their respective schools in Cambridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Mann are expecting
to 20 to Randolph this week. Tho many
tile"u9 l"eS haNc HIdue uui l"s 'h'll eI'It
80 nviV, "ill So t",'i =. P"i 'ul
ne Subar Prouuctl"n mas oeeh very SHl"il
comparatively in this section this year
very pleasant dance was given at c. y.
~ nan '"St fIluaE cNun'"S' ""out S'NtS
VIZ '','-Ailhd pioou - az 'oine
Ss'I"', MI Lane a.'d MISS fo"'l, VINO
nav nav nret confined TO 'he mouse n''rIls
~ nu5. Vi 'Ht winter are auI' 10 pe uul
ih Hnerui reeves OF hurHhSt1h was
a, wv W .osS on iueSu'I. NI' ana
ding their daughter, Mrs o. q. CARPENTER
ibas b.., ,a.,. ;i,,i" ,,,,i, s,,on, ,,,dn IN
tbie ,,un this s,,ri," { ,ri,,o,so,, is
verv eicl, ~ pnrrog,s u.,s In co,on.
trv o,..r s,,rI.v and rot,,rrnd on Nc,dnv
win his family tVaIt., Rue.ni,.s su,,,,.
works were invaded on saturday bv u
ban,,v con,r.a,. rror, th, ,.,li,,,c ,rho,.
WIZ vol"nn,aG cnTdt,,,,. and ',,noro,,s1I.
troated Win rnv, s,,,,, poth djroar ',,,G
lea ,yero served in tb, wood to tha nn,r.-
r.,tion of aII Mies Dor, has n,iIhcd
stNiY" r5r Hirs " = stn,,en.2 Nrs ANN
Stevens of Essex is visiti.op her son ~. G.
stov,.ns u.b,, :. soo,, 70 i1,,,,, for A1ayl,,
Nfr Stevors ovnacts 70 s.u OH Me ho,,sn-
ibnld o,o,1s oct i,. a,,otio,, h.ro,, l'.,,.,,,,,
r Gajn e' ho uS ,od ''S',io' tho D trd &
boI,sa ,.,,rnt.d ty ( n p,Ip,a, ~ ana
Nj V'iu p,io,. - pa,. .tsi,tm,.
friond. in town Nrs prior ovnc,,s to rr,
main abaut two weeke Mrs GOO vbit-
crnh Of si', ron ,,a, No S,o.t nr Me- III -
Y Vb,t,nn,h los, u.no,< I,p,os Niihu,.
H.. r,n,'od i,,,o 49,, D,aila,. tn,ta ~
Sarrows tba now ,unrcbant wort IN
Tnr,b rrov on snt,rdav and l.. - n,o,o
hi. fan,iiv hero tho frst Of mis- wnnlk ~
Mrs uick. bae ,o,..d irto mo b,u.o
bought by ner Of w. G. Stevens.-Mrs.
ia,' haN'S Is eHrn.s ior NrS, ~. :, ~
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hin ESBURGIi.

Roy Andrews, who. has been sick at q.
II. BARRIERS with pleurisy, followed by
pneumonia, has recovered 50 as to dis
pense with attendance of a nurse. Miss
May Casey of burlington. who has cared
for him the past few weeks, Will return
to Burlmgton.-C. J. Carpenter has sold
his hotel to a party in Denver, possession
to be given June lst.-ilarrison owen has
opened meat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town
Will not begin until Monday, the 2ilh, inst
Mrs. Wcrthicm has sold her matched
pair of driving horses to Rev. T. =! Har-
riS
Mrs. G. S. Miller is spending few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Curtis
Andrews Michael Bradley d'od
Thursday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Hart. The funeral was held
Sunday morning from the Catholic church
IN Charlottc-M Mr.. and Mrs. II, NJ. Hull
MI and Mrs. A. S. Hull and Mrs. Perry
Read and Il. II. Read attended the we'd
ding Of Willis T. Murphy and Miss Anna
Flaherty in Burlington Wednesday
Misses Anna Patrick and Kate Tobey have
'rcuIrned from visit in Burlington.--Miss
Henaoe s. ent Sunday with teraunt Mrs, q.
+. Il. Sparnawk in Buringt on. Miss Mary
McDonough of this town and Mr. Carle-
ton Of Wiiliamstown, Mass, were mar
ried at the latter place last week.--Misse :
Cora and Flora Landon have taken
Continued ON 9th pa9e)