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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15
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+ IA noveIa da foletta debe teaer par
I tico.ares oopaiciones tales son. varie.
Idad rapIdez de ep}s0dios, ameui3ad
fuler6s ognstalteWeute sosleui30.
j Ia que Los Ieeloras de la DuH9
|eae.lt rs1ue aasta alto pUnlo esas eua
/ N5ades
Sirve de dil5 conductor IA trama.
una serie da euisojtga histdrieos desa +
rra.Ia3os eu Ia Fsaae.a 3e los Talos en-
g. terrible ad0 de 1872.
Enrique oil bauu#. e. falur3 gran
reT Enrique IN, IIega q Paris de ine6g
nit9, auer.eHdg eauoeer " tralar me5gr,
por este medic, aguella eorle, = espe-
eIaIueaae ia-dostlaada q SER su ss
posa-fIus.re nriaeasa Margarita
Este es 81 pie oe 3onde parge, asla
bobau8ose con aree singular EN- eL relate
uoveIeseo del agtor, una buIEaute serie
ae uteresaaeaa aoootalimIeutos
Seis pe8ueH0s t7mos c0mp0nea ia
obra. ca8a nao preseuta una faz de Ia
vida pa6liea de 57s eosaumbres galau-
tcs 5e aqueLla oor.e de Eos NaIois que
tan eristes reeuerlos 3af5 q Ia Erauoia
s eru lauesJo iuiaio ierei5 EN- "a eyo-
0Uelou reli4.oaa potLJlea ae to8a la
parla septeulrloua occidental del
e1utueute.
Ls uaumo-A PlaraeA
Fee 81 t.gulo del primer erisodi0
I s.gueu, por 9rden respective, au-
meulaalo caaa vez mas eu iuter4s, los
lgaieates
TA FAFoElrh RE1 %sAnHA
Los t1IoHa uG Us uHrt NAEeY
los FuaAHHSrar0
E1uFaua MAHaaurA
La >oaun ua SA> BAEroLour
las uorteut0sas aEeuluras del Gran
principe c0uslj.ureu 81 Eouao del relate.
EN- Ell aue anarecea como eIemeutos in-
cideul@Ies. pero slempre 5e exceptional
.iulerls. Ia terrible Relna ma3ra eoum0-
weudo 5 Franea Europa eatera, =
hacienda aembiar Los frauceses con La
sia5estra compaHfa de su fav0yIto Re.
uat0 eI enVenenalors la dulee amor0.
sa priaeesa Mar9ar.ta, digna coutem-
porauea del aut1r de .a EtIa 9s Igs 0g.
mas g4Luaas, abatc Brant0me; Ia poda
rosa casa de d L0reaa con eI tremendo
Ida4Ue lie GUIsa al frcnte. iUgaulo eH el
|ai6droz politleo. lrante Grente s la Coz
roma de Eraneia, el terrible lue40 &c d
/ vida, los tres prfaalpes u.ltIrs, digu0s
hiI0s &c Catalina lie MedLcis, Carlos,
Enrigua s. Francisco. maguinaudo oada
uuo contra los dem5s, ardieudo Ell
eoler1s + odl9ss el pcrsouaie tplco. .e
/ geuiarios otro E8Easds prototype de Ia
valentIa + de Ia u0bieza, que c0u0cem0s
con el uom5ra de auque de OrilI6H
loda b eompleia socledad de la traueia
IeI siglo lieeiscis, en- tia.
la briuaute succession de heeh0s del
relate tcgmtua cu la ceIehrc noeao az
SAN Bartolom6
De entire Ia matanza + oI incenIlo se
saliva Enrique
Su iuyentud ha terminate aJlf
Luego, Ia Lucha arJienlo y el triaul9,
y h gran vida de rey qua termina Ra.
yai..ae.
no Sc piense que, porqae en- el Iibro
aparezcan con gran relieve todos les
personaies poitlcos de Ia 6poca, Sc en-.
cuentre aridez variedad POGO grata
eu a Iectara. Muy al contraric. Amos
res de reyes i he princjpes = odi0s de
principles y die reyes, c0nstltQgen la
porcion mss importante del relate, en-
el que apareceu como incidentales ele
mentOs de gran inter5s in6nldad &c bri-
llantcs aventuras.
81 Terra N am0ras era eli esplritu de la
apoca Lauces, raptos, galanteos
Los cabaIleros deciau. 4POr mai eapada
p0r mi DANA ...o
Toe "a acpoca esta marayiIIosamente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15
For sale

The building " bakery Of Mr. Jaime
G tai on Villa Street, and three ther
properties anne xed To the aame.
Address-Mr. Narciso Tomas, Tailor
Comercial.
Street. Ponce. Abril 27 til, Il go. I'm.
IaObEaOs 10 EE9A ap 0nITxF7 QA1gd = OluaaIaails2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

e
Para sa pghIicacl6n en- LADEuoeeA.
/ cIt, recibImos una intcresrate carta &c
ua dIstinguid9 caballero amigo 'nues1rt
! residente ca esta ciudad .
\ Djoba earla exioe una respuesta s
p0r cue no iee5rI0 ? no menos .9te.
resQlte
/ Iectores Ias dos.
Ia 5uata de >auidad - esta cadaf
ha iisuueseo "a limpIaza lie todos los
pati0s eyrrales. ur5hIbIea5o eriaaza
de cer30s 81 clos.
Ia 8gda asaaaIlaiora de Il mogtli-
pals
Do l0das parties nos v8o llegan5o
noaiuIaa ca extreme gfatas 81 PATRIOTS.
me que reHela e prepolencia de naes
90 abe#8
Tn artleoI9 esencIaImentes neeesarlo
aeaba ae poneF q IS yeuta el Baoar Gtero
C0pas. Copaz, o8pas una gran varie
dad lie 8rG1cuI0s ac vi8rI0 i erisg3l, to
.cs como oopas eopitas. de aqua, IA
no, .aeba. champagne, duleer s, que
seTaes jarros para aqua boteILas, platos
s. a.aaIlos para duiees y helados, com
boges, vas0s dc divcrsas fogmas y tas
p6draa yer hacienda una vista
Roy en- 2aTea ea e lfaspoFte -IIsaa5
cor f9m95 Ia gran palila' ei fes.-
mlenta ae ~ IanleEla, g he ~ est1jo
en- es1a lsla dssde ta INVASION.
Desambareara 81 N9eFa 7 1fS. mar
caaaa9 enseg1ida q gSt7sp As4as' rs
eaao ae FeasIlYanla, i91. 5e espefafa of.
delea del DepafIameato de e Guerra
- 45as 80 sIel.sa alc-41a 81 ..9L
de eefa4s reeog glios per Ia posael3 en-
camBlimlento Ole lac 1lsposleloaes die.
taaaz PoF q aauta de Santtad
II 5aoaao. 3 nora en- sue n9s era I'M
possible 81 darte pU9lleldad, reci6Imos
uaa haIa 7uelta acompaHada de una
cafta, amaas de Guayama = reterentes
d algla asant0 trataio EN- este peri6
lla5leldo perdldo dleha noJa, sUpll-
can7o5 IS persona lhsefesa5a Yaei9a !
TemiltfHes.a, 81 qalefe 93e le eonPtaz
nos sonata.
seglln nos iaiorman, el senor don
Jaan4 -Dfaz on eentro Ne enseHan2a ne
palar biea montado : orgauIzado, J que
lIenara Iadudab.emente en- 10 sinpatlea
pobLaei5n m notable TaeIo.
Ideas del se6or Torres, y ffaneamente
aplauam9s su actual generosa resolu.
eIgn.
oiempIe hay aulea rInda e6eaz quito
at debers aaa EN- lustantas en- que Ia pa
personales, lomeataaos J soslenldos PoE
moao que oaasa hohda lfislezai reci0eh
el nom0re eonsagrado de l1ol1z'c1s -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

No Is compIeta desaraeI3
Que, por ser hoy mis- aNls,
lie de VERNE sItIado
Da lnc5modas vsilas
Cierra Ia puertat moza,
Cue ube la veelua,
~a eu1ala y sUs yernos
Por II escaIera arrIba
sPogo qGl no l3 egerres,
ISL es menester abrUla
81 va vieueu ehjHa0da
Daaa FeGla sas bijas
Ell coche que ha pafa3o,
segaa lo que reehl1a,
Is ei de don Nenaueio.
Famoso petardJstat
oh. ya esta aqnf don Iuaas
Hacienda eortesfas,
don 3Ia3ro a abate,
0p0sitor S mItras,
Don Jeaaro, don L9ilo
7 do0a Basiiisa,
Con ana lecbigaja
Dc ninos ~ de niuas
Keaaara E#aaade HaatGl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

Lo Jugmat3 ds Eartgue ITs uno de
mas amenos z lnteresantes libros
que han brotado de la pluma de Pou
son du IerraI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15


c0mprau pleas de MADEIRA labradas de
taehuel0 de pies largo por SIS X1
6'x6 5x5 4x+ Iambi6u Ste compran
pilotes de igoal MADEIRA 9 pies largo,
Z, pulgadas diametro P.I8
Clauteerta. -Se Yende un lreu com
pIeto para espeeuLar en- esta induslra.
Sc compone de 0u carro para eonduc.r
carnes, una YUnsa de bueyes, tres ba-
lanzas con sus pesas en- lIbfas kJlos =
todos los jemas accessories. Sc vende
todo parties. Dtrirse . don Alfredo
Gasals, Ponce. 2-2
Los seGores, Piza IIermanos, S. en- ".
de esta ciudad han trasiadado sas oGci-
uas = almaeen Al espaeIoso local de "a
succession Agaild, situado en- la calle Gle
Isabel esqulua q Leon, la. 3
Sc VEN0E Una maquina lie va
por con 81 Caldera dc ~ caballos de
fuerza, todo nuavo. Dirigirse a Casals
y Besosa. Ponce. -.
a. PASARELL Nus, PRoCU-
RA00R. ATTORNEY ATIAH)
Se encarga de Ia gesti6n dc toda elase
de asuntos judiciales ! administrators.
Takes charge of any legal business
Judicial or administrative before the
Courts.
Ponce Abril 24,7I89
Ccronas fdnebres. Las mas elegan-
tes Y bonitas acabadas de recibir
Sc yenden en- los Precios ti.os Gale
del Concrete.
Abril, % de I894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15
Eu una retista

Ea una rcfista
eSe ha dicho que a hamedaj atmos
farica ha sjdo causa de que sc altcrc "a
salud pdblica. Esto es completameute
inexaeto. La morta.idad I'M aumentae
40 en- estos dfas pero no Fla ocurr.lo
NADIA mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

Creemos hacer un yerdadero obsequio
B uuestr0s lectores, ofreci6ndoles en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

Entire amigos
-sTd en- Madrid2
-Sf me case hace tres dfas he
venido s pasar a7uf La luna de miei.
sY tn mujer?
Sc ha qaodado en- Giudad Real con
SD madre
-Estoy enterado de 10 que te suoedi5
anoche en- el casino, donde sc arm6 una
zapateta de todoa los diablos, paIos
van palos yienen
No pal0s vIenen NADIA mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-15

N5dieo Crofano y Farnaoaatiso.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25

Frank Lawrence and her mother Mrs.
Mary Mckay; Miss Hannah Comeron,
who is going to Buctouche; Mrs. Asa
Gordon and family of High street, who
are going to North River; Mrs. Flor
ence Lowe and family of Nelson street,
who are going to North River; Miss
Bertha Redstone of Chestnut street,
who goes to Buctouche. and Mrs Her
ace Blanchard and Miss Nellie MELON
aid of Union street, who go to st. John,
New Brunswick. Mrs. Blanchard will
remain three days in St. John; then
she will make a roundabout tour of
the provinces, returning in September.
James Brossman,, a bricklayer. is i'll
with blood poisoning. He has been enl
ployed in building the addition to the
Girls reform school in Lancaster. The
other day he spilled some cement into
his shoe. 1t worked beneath the stock
ing and irritated the skin of his right
ankle. The blood poisoning ensued. He
is at the Union house. DR.. Goodwin is
in attendance.
Deputy Sheriff C. A. Bartlett has
received his commission as justice
of the peace from Governor Wolcott. 1t
does not authorize him to perform
marriages, but as assistant clerk CT
the district court he is already au-
thOriZed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
Sutton May Now, However.
Hold Property Under
Corporate Rights.

Sutton, June 24.-The West Sutton
Cemetery association was incorporated
by an act of the last Legislature. The
West Sutton Cemetery and Tombs cor
poration has been doing business since
1903 without having been incorporated
by the Massachusetts Legislature and
none of its members were aware Of the
fact until this year, when at the Jan
uary meeting it was proposed to es-
tablish a perpetual fund for the care of
the grounds.
This led to a search of the town.
county and state records, which di-
vulged the fact that no corporation ever
existed.
Those most interested in the fund
were II. B. Bullard, Jason Waters,
Richard Dodge, Charles N. Woodbury.
and John S. Rich. Mr.. Waters drew up
a petition, secured signatures Of all
members of the association, and Repre-
sentative George ]. Dudley brought 1t
before the house with good results, rs
shown by chap. 1872 of acts Of 1899:
Section such owners Of lots in the
cemetery known as the West Sutton
cemetery, comprising lands owned and
occupied by the West Sutton Cemetery
and Tombs corporation, situated in the
town of Sutton, as may accept this act
By registering their names in the office
OF Inc Town clerk OF SUTTON Oh OF DelOIC
the first Saturday of May In the year
nineteen hundred, are hereby made a
corporation by the name of the West
Sutton Cemetery association; and all
property of the West Sutton Cemetery
ard Tombs corporation shall thereupon
become the property of the West Sutton
Cemetery association.
Section 2-Any person who at the time
of such acceptance of this act owns or
thereafter acquires a lot or part of a lot
or an interest in lot in the said ceTne-
terry, individually or as a trustee, shall
be a member of the said corporation so
long as his ownership continues.
Section 1.-THE first meeting of the
association shall be held on the first
Saturday of May in the year nineteen
hundred at the free public library room
in West Sutton, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The town clerk has made record and
awaits signatures of all persons own
ing lots in cemetery as per sec. 1.
The association hopes to raise fund
of $1,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
PUMP SHOP WHISTLE.
All Warren to Be Properly Warned in
Case of Fire.

Warren, June 24.-The old pump shop
whistle will be blown in case of fire
hereafter. This is the strongest, loud
est and most centrally located of any
whistle in town.
State Road Commissioner Mills came
to town yesterday and was met by Sen
ator Fairbank and the selectmen. To-
gether they looked over the proposed
portion of state road to be built, and
also the WeBt Brookfield portion. 1t is
proposed by the Warren selectmen TO
make a graded road with a gravel bed
and a top dressing of fine trap rock, be-
tween this town and West Brookfieid
line, and t was thought favorably Of
by Mr.. Mills. After being entertained
by Mr.. Fairbank, Mr. Mills left on the
noon train.
The La France Company are putting
new tubes into the fire engine.
Town Clerk Charles B. Blair, wife
and daughter Florence will attend com
mencement exercises at Amherst next
week Their son, Carl Blair, is one OF
the class to be graduated this year.
Miss Edith Gleason arrived home to-
day from Utica, n. Y, where she has
been studying music.
Miss Anna and Helen Demond are
nome from Smith College. Miss Helen
graduated from Smiths this year.
Miss Lillian D. Bostock of New York
city is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. BOstOck. Maple street.
The Tuesday Club will meet with Mrs.
c. n. Shepard, who especially invites all
honorary members to be present.
S. D. Holdsworth has taken a cottage
at Nahant and will occupy it July 1 with
his family. His house in Warren will he
closed for the summer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, June 24-The funeral Of
Mary Agnes Spring, the nine-months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spring,
of Princeton street, was held today al
, 20 o'clock. The burial took place in st.
Mary's cemetery, Holden.
oliver Taylor spent today with rela-
tfves in Worcester.
John Tatro and George Flagg of
Gardner are the guests of Miss Annie
Flagg of High street.
John Burnett is visiting friends in
Worcester over Sunday.
Joseph Spring of Worcester spent Sat
urdav with relatives in town.
The ball game which was to have
been played this afternoon at the Mt.
Pleasant grounds between the Roll
stones. of Worcester ard the Jeffersons
vas postponed on account Of rain.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
WHO Ol JUEIV y UAI
Many Knights Tenn
plar Make a Day of
It at Fitchburg.
PARADE AND REFRESHMENTS.
North County Masons Of the
Higher Order Have a
Glorious Time.

Fitchburg, June 24-St. Johns day,
1899, will long be remembered by the
Masonic fraternity of this and other
cities from whence came many visit
ing delegations today, Jerusalem Com
mandery of this city being the hosts
of the day. The invited guests includ-
ed the Communicates from Melrose,
Athol, Orange and Gardner, the former
being accompanied by the Woburn
Band and the other three by the Athol
Band. Jerusalem Commandery was
headed by the Fitchburg Band.
The visitors were met at the Union
depot on the arrival Of the trains from
the west and the east at II a. m, by
the local commandery and, headed by
the Fitchburg Band, the line of march
was taken through Main street to the
asylum of Jerusalem Commandery, the
parade moving in the following order:
Lieut.. Com. George II. Priest, chief
marshal; Sir Knights H. N. Lawrence,
IL. A! Bruce, F. A. Tolman and w. H.
Chopper, aids.
Sir Knight Ashael Wheeler.
Fitchburg Band, % pieces; G. A.
PatZ, conductor.
JGI uSdltlll NOllllAitiiAhCA 4 iNSAipNA o.
lbs men, in command Of EN-. Com
IG. H. Richardson.
Woburn Brass Band, % pieces; I. H.
Marrinan, conductor
Hugh de Payens Commandery of
Melrose, $50 men; H. ]. Pettingill, emil
Inent commander.
Ivanhoe Commandery of Gardner, go
imen; Alden P. Derby, eminent COM
mander.
Starrett's Band of Athol, rs pieces;
Scott Appleton, conductor.
Athol Commandery, 60 men; Frank E..
Wing, eminent commander.
Orange Commandery, 60 men; War
rem NJ. King, eminent commander.
Arriving at the end of the march,
light refreshments and cooling drinks
were served and heartily relished.
Freeman C. Jersey, grand warden of
the grand commandery of this state,
was among those present as guests, as
was also ex-Speaker of the House c. j..
Noyes of Boston.
After an hours rest, the party board
ed II special cars over the Fitchburg
and Leominster line and were taken to
Lake Whalom, where the remainder
of the day was spent. A banquet was
served at noon Late in the afternoon
the party returned to the city proper
via Leominster to the asylum again,
and were then escorted to special trains
at the Union depot about p. m.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
GOLF At COUNTRY CLUB
Rain Interfered With an
Otherwise Excellent
Exhibition.

Grafton June 24.-The Grafton Coun-
try club held its sixth Of series Of
afternoon teas at its club house on
Brigham hill this afternoon. Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Keith served the guests dur
ing the afternoon. After refreshments,
served at 2.30 o'clock, the large party
in attendance repaired TO the links.
where golf was played until the inter
ference of the rain.
The individual scores were very cred
table and show great improvement
over preceding games. Mrs. Cronan,
who holds the record for the links, IN
16 strokes, made the best showing, go
ing the rounds i'm q.
Among those present were: George
Crompton, Joseph L. Keith, Randolph
Crompton, Chetwood Smith, a. b.
Wood H. ". Lyman, A. II. Billiard,
Chandler Bullock. Merritt Lincoln, Mrs.
Randolph Crompton. Mrs. Charles Bar
ton. Miss Margaret Brigham and Mrs.
Frank McCullar.
Managers BoUrassa ana Egau. rep
resenting the Grafton Locals and the
Milford Trimont. met in Upton Friday
evening and signed articles for series
Of three games. one will be played on
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25

each home ground and the third will be
the result Of a "snap-up." The OPEN
ing game will be July L at Grafton.
Edward Beauregard and Charles
Pope will enter the race at Westboro
July 4 and 7.
Lillian Williams is visiting relatives in
Bangor, Me.
The Locals played in Milbury this
afternoon.
Alfred Beauregard has accepted a
position in Natick
Rev. Ivan Fannie will preach at the
Emanuel church in Upton tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
MORE SCARLET FEVER.
Disease May Be Stepped Now That ouir-
apoxet Schools Are Closed.

Quinapoxet, June 24.-The houses Of
James Hanover and Patrick Cummings
were placarded this morning Each
family has "a case Of scarlet fever. The
victims are Michael Hanover and
James Cummings. two school boys.
The QuinapoXet schools closed last
night for q ten weeks vGcastion. 40
exercises were held.
Miss Mary L. Pelky Of West BoylstOIt.
has returned home after a visit with
Miss Lucy N. Brown.
A large crowd 0f Quinanoxe, people
attended the reception Of the class &C
80 Of II. n. s. at Memorial hail. Io.-
den last night.
Mrs. ]. Frank Wood is spending a
few days with friends in Lynn.
Thomas Burbie has returned 20 work
after an idleness Of three weeks caused
by a wrenched lex
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
REAL ESTATE.

The property at 297 Pleasant street,
consisting of 1926 feet of land, with
three houses of seven tenements there
on. part of the estate of Israel Reyes,
was sold yesterday to A. H. Plympton
for % 1-2 cents a foot, subject to taxes
for 1899. The sale of number sol. part
of the same estate. was postponed in
definitely. About 40 acres of standing
grass. situated on Union hill near the
Shrewsbury car line, will be sold at
auction, Monday, at 2 O'Clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
ALL up FOR HOLY CROSS.
.southbridge viii Have an
Opportunity to See
Good Base Ball.

Southbridge, June 24.-The South
bridge management has secured most of
the Holy Cross college base ball team
for the rest of the season and will put
up team that is one of the best. 1t
is hoped that the new team will salts
fly the cranks that have been making
a big howl for a strong team. The way
the games are patror&ied in the future
will decide whether they really want
ed a good team or not as the expense
is high for the new men and the games
must be well patronized.
Deputy Supreme President George 5
Wyman instituted Laurel Lodge, 14l,
American Benefit Society, in Arcanum
hall last night. The lodge started Off
with good charter membership, hav-
ing some of the best people of the
town. The first officers of the new
lodge are: President U. A. Goodell;
vice-prest, Mrs. J. T. McKinstry: ora
tor, II. A Gordon; junior past presf-
dent, DR.. A. ]. McCrea; secretary, Mrs.
Bertha Gordon; collector r. A. Beck
with treasurer, E. Corbin; chaplain;
Mrs. D. S. Stewart; marshal, j. I. Nc
Kinstry: warden, Mrs. A. w. Ragee;
sentry, Edgar Waite.
The high school graduating class has
an interesting week ahead of them as
has also the high school alumni. They
have arranged something for most ev-
cry evening and call the week COM
mencement week The graduating eX-
ercises will be held Thursday evening
and the other events are as follows:
The baccalaureate sermon will be de-
livered by the Rev. G. w. Penniman in
| the Universalist church at 1915 a. m.
on Sunday, June 25. Members of the
! ~, IA 1h1 Gf1rNy
at 1890 and attend the service in a
body.
Annual meeting of the High School
Alumni Association will be held in the
high school room Wednesday evening,
June IS.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
To hear and act on current reports
! of the secretary and treasurer.
To elect officers for the ensuing year.
To consider amendments to the by
laws (a) Relating to the time OF the
annual meeting; OBJ AbOlishing dues
from honorary members.
To transact any other business that
may legally come before the meeting.
Fourth annual reunion will be held
in the town hall Friday evening; June
80, at o'clock.
Honorary members, the wives or hus-
DanQS Oh uleHlbelS, diC cSE'SSie'liy ~ -
ed to be present.
Court Southbridge, Foresters of Amer
lea elected the following officers for
the coming term at their meeting last
night: Chief ranger, Napoleon De
grenier: sub-chief ranger, J. w.
| Smythe; recording secretary, P. NJ.
Dalton: senior warden, Joseph Ga
manche; junior warden, Thomas Gro
min: senior beagle, George z. Lamour-
eux; junior beagle, Edward II. Grant;
trustee. Edward GagnOn.
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SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury, June 24.-Born, yester-
dav a son 10 Mr. and Mrs. Krans.
Mrs. Case of Providence and Miss
Howe of Worcester were in town yes
terday.
Miss Ella Keegon Is much better Of
the trouble with her face.
Frank Brown had two hemorrhages
Yesterday, but was more comfortable
today.
Misses Helen and Marguerite Sturdy
are visiting at Mr.. Pages.
The Mems league will have charge Of
the Sunday evening service at the
Congregational church.
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STERLING.

Sterling, June 24.-s. c. Kendall
a,1ctioneer. sold the Solan Bemis es-
tste at Sterling Centre, consisting OF
house and barn and about two acres Oh
49, 70 a M Haywood. for S14OO cash.
nino the personal property amounting
To about $3.50.
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MILFORD WINS AGAIN.
East Douglas Defeated in a Seven Inning
Contest-A Bicycle Race.

East Douglas. June 24.-About 600 peo-
pie witnessed the game between the NIL
ford and East Douglas ball clubs this
afternoon. Owing to the rain but seven
innings were played, and the game re-
suited in a score Of TO in favor Of the
Milfords.
A five mile bicycle race between Young
and Cheney, two local riders, took place
before the game. The purse was so, and
was won by Cheney.
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No headache or bad taste in the mouth
by uS Glh9gRTER.s LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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Auction. auction of furniture at Gate
" e Rogers. 2S2 Main street.
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Baby carriages and go-carts at auc-
ton. Gately & Rogers, 2s2 Main street.