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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

tirp M6liDe es hoy jefo 1e ur
iOau 20 : = Iroaocionario; Lucipia, presiden
p,,I pars,I1IC Copceio Municipal, 10 quiere ri
te ue' ,Ordarse dc Ia ComBaunej Roche
sua so ~ bs cousagrado d gIorificar al
ton t.i,;so de Versailles; los dennis han
qslo,' 4 az han convertible. Solo ella
nae.'JJ AZ nie en d mismo aitio, esperan-
aBu .;on,pre, predioando siempre, su
q 80 sI sienpre -sufriendO de sus do
iI.s. iI.saI totimos-y sobre todo, dc los do
,D.o, ,o.o, sgenos, Idel gran dolor UNIVERSAL
'oIIi Eias9 oue no tione religion. 81 que
!, ,ions e. uno de los ap6stoles de
y y .oligi6n todo misericordia del sufri-
misnto humane.
IT,. G6MEz CARRILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

Notice is hereby gwen that il eur
suance and by virtue Of q final decree
of the above entitled Court, III the
above entitled cause, datei January
i3 tn, 1900, | the undersigned, as Spe
cial Master in Chancery, of the Court
aforesait, vii sell at public sale for
cash to the highest bidder, at the Of
fee OF the Clerk of said Court in th9
City of Ponce on wednesday the 2Ist.
day of February A. d. 1900, at the
hour of Ii o. clock of that day, as an
entirety and as one property and not
in seperate parcels. all and singular
the said rustic estate or property
hereinafter more specifically desert
bed, and all Of the right, title, int
rest and equity of redemption Of the
SAID Francisco MorelI and jaime Fe
ira in and to the said property des
cribed as follows, to wit:
4 certain piece OF land situated III
the Barrio of San Palrlci0. place ol
los Rabanos, Municipal District 0i
Ponce. Department OF Puerto Rico,
consisting Of Coffee plantations, Pla
tain plantations, Pasture, waste aud
wood land containing One hundred
euerdas or 80 Hectareas, 30 Areas
and 40 Centiareas, bounded as follows:
North By the Royal road of UtuadO
and the lands Of ISidora Torres and
Messrs. F. Fernandez y Ga East hy
the lands Of Antonio Balina, now Jose
Nayol and Maria Bisbal undivided
equal parS: South by the of landeBe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
FUsaca0N DaARla

FL telon Sc leyantara d las g en
punto, FL Espectaculo terminara siera-
pre- de Ii a once y media.
El abono SO pa8ara en- dos mitades:
una despu6s de comenzada la tempe
rada, y la Otra a Ia So function.
EI importe del abono sera deposi-
tadO en- la farmacia dc don jose Fs.
rrer.
81 abo=--@.-=...,--- -aaerrara deflnity@ezta
Ell dia ID dol actual.
No Sc a'epettrd 1at1eg43ed function 81,
no csta1sdO sea pedtda p0r' la naaVs-
RIA ds Jos se1oreS db07eados
Para mas informes, dirigirse Il dea
America Marin.
Ponce, Fohrers 7 de 1909 IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
.TIU2TET COBOULTAO

nj Alcalde y ell AyuntamleDto d.
y.noo. siguiendo las nueVas practieac
i,iciadas por sus compafierOs y correli-
.innarios de San German, tambi6n acos-
ts.,br.n aoudir en- consuta la Secre-
,'rla Civil sobre casos resueltos concre
,smsate por las Ieyes. Prueba al oanto.
Vsrios Antiques empleaios del muni-
,;nio uaando de un lib6rrimo dereoho,
.sien a tercera persona sus haberes
nspdientes de cobro, por haberles estas
sntoipado su importe, y ell Ayunta
r,isoto oousults si tales sesiones son L.
oit,,. la pregunta huelgs, por cuanto
Al oontrsto dc session es perfectamente
r,ito Sc haya autorizado por Las leyes
svles que nos rigen. 81 IN emPleado
lsus que ausentarse, y sus sueldos de-
v.npados los ha perclbido de persona
srtrsfs, s quien subrroga en- to los sus
dsreohos y scciones, que tienen que
YER con esta operacion el Alcslde nj ell
AyuntamIento, d quieDes sole CORES
monde pagar La persona que resuite
dueio de Gaiea cr6ditos, sea quien fueref
sera este menos lfUito que obiigsr al
smpleado a que, cAda vez gus se ID or
dane oil sagO de una aUma u ouenta, ten.
"a que baosr IN vIaje para venir co
6rar 10 que en- realldad no es suyo, sG-
Dueuto que 10 adeuda 4 an tercero d
d1ien 10 ha traspasado2
Otro oaso que ha dado motive con-
,qta es e hacRo de haber aoordado ell
AyuntameDto de Yauoo que SO pague
pnmpro a los nuevos empleados que &
loI Antiques declarados eesantes con
70 ousI OF Alcslde so muestra inconfCr
me, auSpende el acuerdo, y resuelve
conauItar la Secretarfa Civil.
En- primer lugsr, el Ayuntamiento no
Ia tenido que inteIVeuir en- funoiones
DO ID competencia exclusive del Alcal-
Do, cuaI es la ordenaci6n de pagos.
Hechs Ia diatribRcion de fondos, con
aieci6n al presupuesto, y por dozavas
parseI, el AICslde manda pagar dentro
De los fOndos dlsponibles que tenga y
oRro 90 que, debiendo haoerae los pa
lIOs meusualmeute, no puede cobrar min
I6a empleado el mes de Dlciembre
nlSntras no maya oobrado del de Julio,
por sjemplo.
hslo ss Tudy rudiment1rlo Ell conta
billdad rsl1i5lpli; , 81 bi5u eutraba
Intss e1 las ftoultaIe. del ordenador
tN pretsryuJta a unss aLvuUioues sobre
veas, es.o 10 puede va haoerIo 81 ae ira
a 10 or6ditos Antiques y modernos;
pVss la regls 10 de Ia Circular de La Sc
cEcshria do Estado, fsoha 20 de Mayo
Do 1899, preVieue terminantemente que
70 Pagaea Goa preferenoia lss atenolones
rsrasadas, in de que 10 pendienta de
Flgo corresponds al uitlmo ejerciclo.
Ia eStaGo, pues, en 10 frme el Alcal-
Do do Yauuo al HusPender el a,uerdo del
AJuntamlento; pero huelga La CouSulta,
Por HabsrHe va de antemanO que le or
dtharsn steuoras la Circular referida
J aloI pr9ceptos de contabilidad y as-
oratodo porqus Ia Lay Municipal de-
t'rmins que, saspendidO s aPeiado on
loaerdO, debs remitlrse dentro de 8 diss
con sac snteuedentes a Ia nuperiorldad.
y 81 AIoade sISpendl6 oil acuerdo, fne
Porque 10 oreyo illegal, y no cabe con
aa!Ia do uinguna olaSs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

artfcuse, en- Ell que sc trata de ma i,
las reputaoiones mSdicas de erte nafs :,
oil extrangero. pas =
hl aerior Suarex, esta undo an ms
trimonio con una distinquida nnarto
rriqueha, hermana de nuestro en,;r,.
don Carlos Costa. Es, pues, IN hogsl
genuinamente puertorrlouefo Al On,
liegan boy las auras de la popularidar
" el splauso
eDoctor en.Medicina de la facultade,
de Paris ylMadrid.
| -MiemBro de la Sociedad de Medi-
Gina de PARIS.
DE las ,Sociedades de Oftalmologfa.
0tologfa, Lainzologta y Rinologfa de
Paris.
-Miembro fundador de la Sociedad
franceaa de Otologfa.
-Mtembro de la Academia Medico
quirdrgica espahola.
--Mlembro de la Asociaci6n franoesa
de Ciruhla.
Esos pon los tftulos que ostenta el
dlatlngaido medioo puertorriqueno que
reside en- Parfs.
Los titulos de la aristocracia del ta-
lento,
Los que gignifoan trsbajo perseve-
rante, vigIlias, privaciones, incesantes
luchas, anhelo de saber, constancia, fuer
ga de voluntad sObre todo, ciencia.
ALA, por los afios en- que estudiaba
con loa Jesultas esta generaci6n que
marchs Ia vanguardia en- las luchas de
la eteTfa1 coSO1ia, un jovenzuslo palidoI
delg ado, de semblante siempre alegre
y larga oabellera, como romAntico bar
do, cursaba tambl6n con gran aprove-
chamiento el Bachillerato.
DE aquf pas6 a Madrid en- donde SO
graduo de m6dico. De alIf fu6 d PGrfs.
y volvi6, de nuevo d empezar los estu-
dios da,la oarrera hasta que obtuvo su
Dootorado.
Para cuslquier otro este tltimo triun-
70 hubiera Hefialado ell t6rmino de los
afanes esoolares, y Ell princlpio del la
GRO. Para 6l era solo ell camino que
habfa de! e!conducirle mas lejos, 4 la rea.
lIzaci6n lie sn ideal.
Qaiso Ilegar, y lIeg6. .... q conseguir
10 que han conseguido pocos, abrirae
paso en- el pueblo mas inteligents del
mundo, entire la multitud de hombres
ssbioa, que con noble empefio laboran
por el plpgreao de las oiencias m6dicas.
Y altf .esta Fernando Suarez forman
do en- la sprimera fila.
ailf ,asta el puertorriquefio talento-
80, en- la,srlua bregs de las Academies
y Socledades, seeuestrado para siempre
por La ci9uoia, pero llevando, 81 solo, en-
aquel bsluarte de la inteligencia, muy
en- alto, la handera de esta pobre terra, |
en- doudr sc gastan todas las energfas
y mueren todas Las amoi-
clones en- Las est6riles luchas de la po.f- |
tics.
Fernando Suarez no es solamente me
dico notable siuo especiaIista de gran
preStigio en-. las Intermediates del dido,
de 10 nariz y de la laringe. Es inven
tor de instrumentos especiales de oiru-
ita; y diguo discfpulo de la esoueIa !
raueesr ga oerebro no sc conform con |
4Uunaiar oonocimientGs, slno que los |
propagas en- libros } foItetUs.
El DLARIO al dar conooer ell nombre |
de eate liuatre compatriota, sc oompla-
% en- snviarle el testimonio de su con-
y aprecio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
Sc y emde

Una propiedad. ounce minutes dc
la pobIaci6n de Adjuntas, compUesta de
ciento cincuenta cuerdas con alguna
finca de cafe y platanos y muchaa
ma ieras de construction, d 80 permu
Ia por una quinta en- las .inmediacio.
es de esta ciudad.
esta imprenta informaran.
Enero . /. III.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
1874 mibliOtOoA do In DEHOcaACEA

peoho. heo exhal6 grto, VaOil6 apoy6 on IL
pared para La espada 10 habia oadO dc Las
II En- Paa dio Lahire.
x echo O
M sutras sucsdia A. esquIna ds la oAlte del
Renarl Satat S4avgQr honDrsa eFtabsn reunldos
tAbsrna RltuadA la plaza d. B.n Gsrmala L
AuxsrroiS pacos do In do nusstro snt-
quo aMlgo MsllcAn. Fran el condu Eric de CrsvecD1r
G4st6n de Lax bsr6a CJnr&do do 5aarbr0k Ssuta-
ooG dslants do do OopOHa aPRraDan
anaa hotellss do vino aAejo jagando los dsdos
--lPor Ix vida do. ~ Sehorss denfa ConrAdos asa
Dss que aver maAana AoVamoS cobo ana emprssa re-
PHgnsnteR
-INo me 10 record6is aiqUiera, ropaso el conde.
-IQa6 asool shadi6 Gasc6n.
y como ESQ todo sodo 10 qda tenemos que
haoer Paris,...
-lOhI viyidIsranquiloB dijo; no hemcs venido aquf
solo oil objgto S estorbar al Verdngo
ns'; Pronto NOS darE otIa tArea'
-aLo crsesg
Lao eats "a o..aA ARel duqu' y 20 'ArdarA en- y0l
-.Crss. III q. nos trssrA 6rdenaaR
--ffstov s4sauro do clio.
-40uIZ \ fasgA dos pistOlssF pFegtht6 Co9fadc.
Tao, suds ERIC arrOI6 dos sobre .el mGntel Con.
rado asn. NJ oabiste, los dados n4yeEon sobEe la
1'Aa, sncol diiO.
F. retogi6 lOl dadou, los agit6 AZ su cubiiete.sys
los - Aa6 sR vt1.
= Bs'osbhi nurmar6 j baron ConradO, no
&ano -usrte 90 sl jusRp.l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

s. ALQulLA en- la calle del Co
merci0 un departamento compuesto
de dormitorios, comedor, sala, an
tesala, cocina, BANJO w. G. &. &.
Informaran en- los <PreciOs FIos.
Febrero 90 de 1900. N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
UNITED STATES MASTERS SALE

In the United States Provisional Court
or the Department of Puerto Rico.
Lorenzo Mayol.
Plaintiff.
vs.
Francisco Moreli Il
Jaime Ferra.
Defendants
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
FL DOCTOR FERNANDO SUAREz

(PUERToRRIaUEFo)
De nueatro querido oolsga DtariS do
Fkerto Rico rsprod aoImos sl BIguionte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
E0r8On 81
REPERTOIRE

IOd0 Ell naOdefBo u antique ESpaHel
" Frances.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
ContpO de Conn mSsiORes y AEeM'
cfa gral. do megOcaOs.

WAN IINLL NODNIU = LL
TELEGRAPH. &Romartin. = Tele fono
numero 81. Plaza <Delicias> n. 24
esquina Cells Aguilera. Ponce, Pto.
Rico. Febrero g. de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
DOCTOR j. p. LAm0UTTE
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

calle del Castillo, numero %.
Preci0s sumamente m0dicos, segdn
iista ultimamente publicada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12
VI EMS ~ ER as
COnDOSiCiVleS cOrraS Dor
]. 4. Negron SiajGrIe

Los pedidos, en- Ponce, al BAZAAR
OTERO. En- la Capital, d Don Ber
aardino +. Sanjurio Vsddl, Fortale
"a %. Ea Guayosaa, 4 don Modesto
Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

F. H. DEXTER, T. D. MOTT.
DEXTER AND MOTT. AbOga
dos anee9tcd7aOs. San Juan Ne.
/, Gale de TetxG7a, Altos. Sc
hacen cargo de asuntos de ley y
de pleitos en- Ia Corte Federal de
los Estados Unidos en- todas par
tes de la ISla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

Historic de la constitution de los
Estados Unidos por Manuel Soils y
Commins, Ab0gado. Precio 90 ctv.
De venta en- esta imprenta y oil
Bazaar Otero. Enero 10 de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

So eOman Guido o medias, Zen
magnificos pastos situados entire Sail
mas Guayama,) hasta 500 reses en-
partidas, de no n1e7eOS de Oci1o.
Para informes, dirijirse q Don Edel
miro ]. Lespier, administrator de La
DenaOcractG. Enero "a de 1900 IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

La casa Fritze Lundt il Go acaba de
recibir una remesa de la magnf6oa Ger
VEGA de Baylera, legftima, que ofrecen
al preolo de SIS la caja de docenss de
medias botellas, de oontado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

sSe dice que don Mateo Faiardo
lie han sido decomisados dos bocoyes
dc ron que vendi6 sin haber pag ado los
impuestos que debfa pagar.
lQue hay de eso21
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

Tabaco en- Rama Superior tiene d
venta Vicente Usera.
Plaza Principal numero % Ponc'
EnerO %. | IA e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12


nuestro amigo don Gustavo Rodriguez.
FL baile oelebrado en- la morada do
nuestro amigo don Uiises Garcia, oil
sabado en- la noche, segan 10 habfamos
anunciado, resulto explSudido.
E grupo de dsmas fu6 sscogido por
sus simpatfas y bellezas clio daba
mayor realoe Ia fiesta. Sc bail6 kasta
que 10 perinitio la luz electrical y dee
pu6s que termino Ia musica, lss seflori-
tas Panohita Colon y Mercedes Bala
guer Lespier, deleitaron Ia conca
rrenoia tooando al piano algauas piezas
de musica.
FL amigo Garcia se mos.ro con Ia sx
pSadidez que lie oaraoteriza, obsequian
do la ooncurrenoiaS h sonoschs cerve
"a y demas licores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

En- la manaua de hoy ha sahdo para
Adjuntas ell sefIor Sanchez MontaIvo,
Fiscal del Tribunal de Justioia de este
Distrito. Sc nos informa va en- comi-
sion. LIE aeompana como secretaTio
nuestro amigo don Gustavo Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

T0d0 anuncio Communicate que %
inserte en- este diari0 deberA salts
faCerse 81 importe por adelantad0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

Por las ordenauzas munioipales estan
prohibidos los obst8culos en- la VIA pu
blica sin embargo, frente al cuartel
de la poliofa municipal de esta ciudad,
sc eneuentra una casa ouyo balloon esta
sostenido por grandes barrotes de ma
dera que entorpeoen ol trafoo por La
aoeTa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-12

Anoohe Sc ceiebr6 en- Yauoo, en- el
Club Federal, una velada literaria. En-
dicho acto fu6 reoitado IN dialogo por
las senoritas Rosa Julia , Julia Josefa
Torres obra de nuestro amigo don Jos6
G Torres, cuyo tftulo es EJ AguiLa
y la EstreJy0.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
WARDsRORO.

DR.. j. H. Cole took a business trip to
Gardner, Mass, the first of the week.
Earl Gleason of Mount Hermon called
on his aunt, Mrs. II. E. Knight, last Sun
day.
Bert Moore and wife of Springfield have
moved into the house lately occupied by
Mrs. A. L. Howard.
Annie Whitcomb, who has been visiting
in Turner'S Falls and Greenfield, Mass,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Sarah Farnham, who recently
bought Mrs. Charlotte Phillips place, is
moving to her new home.
Mrs. A. L. Howard left here for Ches-
ter Monday morning, where she intends to
remain through the winter.
Il. E. Knight and wife, who have been
visiting in Brattleboro, Putney and Drews-
vile, N. H., have returned to their home
This community was saddened to learn
of the sudden death of Dexter Brigham of
Bright's disease Nov. 6. Although Mr.
Brigham has been gradually failing for
some time, no one thought him in dan
gerous condition until within the past few
days, when he failed very rapidly. He was
a good citizen, kind and obliging neigh
Dor and will be greatly missed in this COM
munity, where he has lived for many
years. He leaves wife who has the SYM
pathy OF all in her bereavement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
Telephones Burned Out.


Brilliant Pyroteohnical Display when
the Trolley Current Was Connected
Accidentally with the Telephone
Wires.
The Square was a scene of unusual ami
matron for few minutes Monday evening.
The Republican campaign flag had become
caught among the wires and Town Com
mitteemen Robb and Blakeley went into the
tower of the opera house to disengage it.
In pulling on the guy rope the iron cable
on which the flag was suspended broke, fall
ing across the trolley wire and a number of
copper telephone wires which run to the
north end of the village. The trolley cur
rent was thus connected with the telephone
wires and for some seconds pyrotechnical
display was the result, burning out large
number of telephone offices as far north as
Chester, and rendering the lines useless
until late the next day. 1t might have
caused much more serious results had the
swinging end of the broken wire struck
any of the large number of people or teams
in the street Immediately below. By the
aid of the rope the flag and broken cable
were drawn into the tower. The flag,
which was new one this year, was torn
by catching on the wires, but it did duty
the next day again as usual.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
GRAFTON.

Miss Fannie Hall has been spending q
few days at Saxtons River.
Mrs. Maria Goodnow is visiting her sis
tiers in Springfield, this state.
Miss Kingsbury's school will give an ex-
hi0ition on Saturday evening.
II. w. Lovelette of Rlchford, this state,
was a guest at Mrs. L. S. Eddy's Wednes-
day of last week.
Rev. d. NJ. Jones, who has been supply
ing the Baptist church here, has accepted
the call to become its pastor, and began
his labors Nov. 4. Mr.. Jones is from
Pennsylvania, having been pastor of the
Baptist church in Scranton, and later in
Williamsport of the same state.
Miss Anna Eddy pleasantly entertained
her Young lady friends at her home on
Monday evening. Refreshments consist.
ing of cake and coffee were served, after
which Miss Jennie Chapman, in behalf OF
the company, presented Miss Eddy with
"The Fallow Field" in remembrance Of
the occasion. The program for the even.
ing was of high order. Piano duets and
solos were given by Misses Walker and
Thompson, Miss French and Miss Kings
bury, vocal solos by Miss Page, Miss
Thompson and Miss Kingsbury, readings
by Miss Chapman, Miss Bathrick, Miss
Page, Miss Fairbank and Miss Marsh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
SOUTH WINDHAM.

E. Bridge is working for w. A. Farr.
Mrs. W. A. Puffer is visiting in Bellows
Falls.
Charles Adams and his bride are getting
settled in their home.
L. A. Ballou of Chester, a former resi-.
dent, was in town last Saturday.
The lumber business looks as IL 1t was to
be more prosperous than ever this winter.
Lille Burbee is spending her vacation
at her home. She returns to Stratton for
the winter term.
The school kept under the efficient man.
agement of the veteran teacher, S. A. Wy
man, will close Monday. This completes
Mr.. Wyman's 95th term, a record seldom
equaled by any teacher.
The lyceums Saturday evenings continue
to increase in interest. The question, IRE
solved, That the United States should &C.
quire territory in China" was discussed
last Saturday evening by S. A. Holden and
L A. Ballou of Chester in the affirmative
and Arthur Burbee and Richard Pigott in
the negative. The discussion by the board
on the weight of the argument was two in
the affirmative and one in the negative
while the house was unanimous in voting
for the negative on the merits of the cues
ton. The question Resolved, That Yer.
mont would be better under a high license
law than under prohibition" will be dis.
cussed next Saturday night by Mrs. A. A.
Goodell and W. A. Puffer in the afirma
tive and E. L. Burbee ar W. L. Tenney
in the negative. A paper will be read by
Lille Burbee and Mrs. j. A. Shaw.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
VERNON.

Mrs. l. j. Burrows visited relatives in
Greenfield this week.
Rev. Mr.. Lowe will preach at the chapel
next Sunday at o'clock.
Mrs. @. II. Newton is visiting her sons,
Frank and Clarence, in Springfield.
The ladies' circle will meet next We'd
nesday at 10 A. NJ, at the church vestry.
Miss Jennie Mosely has gone to visit
relatives and friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Frost and her mother went
to Worcester on Wednesday to spend the
winter.
Mrs. B. A. Streeter went TO Ware last
Thursday for her father, who will spend
the winter with her.
D. L. Stone of New York made brief
call at M. |. Reeds on Tuesday evening,
while on his way to Montpelier.
Mrs. Will Bennett of Manchester, who
has been at her fathers, r. b. Warmers,
for few weeks, has returned to her home.
The Union Church association will hold
an adjourned business meeting on Satur-
day evening at the church vestry, 7 o'clock
All members are requested TO be present
State Line Grange gave It's closing en-
tertainment on Wednesday evening, con-
sisting of select readings and magic tricks
by two gentlemen from the Star Entertain
ment company of Boston, which was en-
joyed by a large audience. Many men,
bers of Vernon Grange accepted the in
vitation to the entertainment and extend
to the members Of State Line Grange sim
cere thanks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
wEsrMINsTBR WEST.

Our pastor attended the meeting Of
Windham county association at Brattle.
boro on Monday.
r. W. Miller is engaged for six months
at Maplewood farm. His services are
again desired at Hartford and he expects
to return there for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Wilcox are en-
ployed for the present by L. A Miller.
IT is understood that the arrangement has
proved very satisfactory so far to both
parties.
The pastor and his wife with Deacons
Ranney and Carpenter and their wives
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Ranney on Wednesday, with the special
object of meeting Mr.. Ranney's mother,
who is there for a short time from her resi-
dence in Springfield, Mass.
Word has come of the death of Charles
Campbell in Texas. He was the son of
Edward Campbell of Comstocks, N. Y,
and nephew of F. G. Campbell. He had
been here frequently, and was we'll known
and highly esteemed by the young people.
He went TO Texas, where his brother had
been for some time upon a large ranch,
about year ago, and was employed in a
store of late. The occasion OF his death
has not been learned here.
The German Medicine company troupe
occupied the town hall during the whole
of last week, giving a show each evening
and selling medicine, pulling teeth, telling
fortunes and reading minds during the
day so far as customers appeared. A
good many sufferers from toothache were
relieved Of the cause of their trouble with
out pain to themselve much TO their sat
isfaction. 1t is TO be supposed that those
who had their fortunes told and their
minds declared We're equally satisfied al
though the things set forth nigh; be the
exact opposite to the truth. The company
BOARDED with j L. Ormsby during their
stay here, leaving for Saxtons River Mon
day morning.
II has been decided to hold series of
fellowship meetings for the churches in
this northeast section of the county. II is
carried on primarily by the Congregation
al churches of the Windham county con-
ference, but all Christians are invited to
attend. The first meeting of the season is
to be held la the church here Wednesday,
the 21st, or II stormy then, on the 22d The
basket lunch plan is to be followed and
everybody is urged N come. The morn
ing session opens at 1880 and the after
noon at l. Fellowship is the general sub
ject of the morning session, and Christian
work for the coming winter of the after
noon. The neighboring clergy in general
will appear as speakers.