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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

terioso y deigsdoI que nos unirta hast
Oregon Californis; y la de aoueIIs
bocas de humo que manlfestarfan que q
So base Sc cardaba nue. tro algod6n; nj gu
Sc multiplication las de convertir la can
en- azuGar.
para que la fiesta resultsse compile
ia .brfa una procession de chiouillos eri
tando, como snuncio, que la boa se r. tor
ola en los a1oqulnes, ell tyre, la pante
ra ell leopario paseaban los m .ngla
r IS de Csngreios.
La oiudad, do no Sc siembra la cana
ell cate, ei tabaco yel caoso, estaba de
regocijn.
Acababa de vende rse ell derecho de
progenitura, no solo por un piatiiIo de len
e!ss' slno por ell puutapie que todos los
b JOS de la isla irredonta nos espers.
los Ju las, en- compaffa de los hi Is
de Iortcls, gritaban gritabau porque ell
hijo que no Sc vende recibfa una pufIalada
en- mitad del coraz6n.
Ah ! Es la historic que Sc repit,.
Son los de siempre.
Los unos luchan por romper la ca
dena del esclavo.
Lo' ctros naoieron para gozar reir.
siempre que-el patricia sufra Y lore.
@NS ~nSS AO5 Ool / Ole Ia m&Ia
guefi cuanio Antonio Maceo regaba. con
su saDgre, la manigus mientras los otros
guardabsn silencio porqoe entraba uno
mas &c ell martirologio de la TERRA cubana;
los que ell pecho adelante, la cabeza ergui
da strav ban la Gale de la Fortaleza pa
rs ir q Santa Catalina y allf, rodilIa en-
terra, felicitar al representarto espafiol,
porque el<~Verbo de la revolucion. Jose
Martf, pagab. con su muerte ell amor 4 la
libeTtsd de Cuba.
No nos extrafl hoy ell regocijo de los
herederos sonrientes.
I recorrfan las GALES con un ataud
en ell que habfan metido al partido federal. |
Pero ioh dolor! Al lllegar San jose
= scercarse la fosa, Maueon Rosen
10 abrieron la GAIA y la encontraron vacfa
El nifo federal hsbfa resucitsdo.
Va sabemos que agunos de sus hom
pres han muerto. El miedo ell estomsgo |
ION las enfermedades mas terribles que se |
'egistran en- la cisncia medica.
Mas, cusndo Autonio Maoeo fu6 muer.
. en- los campos de Cuba. sureieron pa
riotas de. b aracoa, Ho'guiu = Sagua Ia
4randre; cuando IN federal so mara v
'ae al pasar ell puente de plata, surgeon de
datillo J Gurabo. de Fsjardo Carolina, /
.trlotas que no sc yenden, nj temen. nj |
Osdecen del asf6m spo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19
Los de s6e2asDre

Los % hetes subfsn sobfau, explota
ban y muchas luces de diferentes dolores
exparcidas por el espacio Sc observarfan,
= despu6s -. nada.
El elarin t ell oornetfn hacfan vi
brsr las mol6culas del aire, prof4nando la
Borinquen, J despu6s. nads.
Sin duda no fsltarfa sgda globo
para conducir las regiones de las nieves
peri eSuas las ilusiones de los telegf ahstas
y profesores, del comeroiante ael sgri
oultor.
Y no fltarfa ningdo rotten para ma
tar de IN porrazo la esperanza squeila de
que la maquina trepidando avanzarfa por
valles montafias; y la de aquel hilo mis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

Desde que aparecio en- Caguas La
DEMoCRACIA dimos ordenes para no can
gear con La Correspondence nj con min.
gun otro papel repuDiicano.
ESQ no obstante, La Bandera, La
Opinion, La Vanguordia dos tres m Is
contlutl ln viniendo nuestro pupitre, y de
81, sin que nadie los abra, pasando al cesto
de la basura.
Eviten, pues: para ellos ell leve gasto
de frarqueo para nueatro oonserje ell
trabajo oe darIes propio destino. Aquf no
b acen IT, VaYan ..... donde les lean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

Eu titmpo de bonanza no Sc conoce a.
buen plloto. Sc conoce cuando ell mar ru-
ge el palo mayor es destrozado por eI
viento.
No importa que Lolo Benftez venda
su bardera por una estrella en- la boca-
manga.
jose ell cubanito .bfa sembrado con
mano tirme Ell paeriotismo en- la Autilla
mayor De Santiago Puerto Principe sa-
lfan jogeues d recoger ell sable el revol-
YER qae va no podfan maneiar los Maeeos
J los Msrtf.
No importa que un abogado un me-
dico nos abandoned pur encontr4rse enfer
mos Luis ell puelt )rriqueflo Ia sembrado
ell patriotismo, tambi6n con m mo frme,
desde el sf) noventa. Desde Caguas y Are
elbo, desde Utuado Humacao salen joVe-
nes defender con mas ardor que aqaellos
a causa patria.
Desde Martin Peha b cia aca m eren
muy pooos.
Deude ell puente c6'ebre del patriota
Francisco Diaz hacia aca Sc We la Verdura
de nuestros campos. Sc respira aire puro
impera Ia coraza del patriotismo.
Desde Martin Pena para ALA Sc anna
al bronco pues solo sc ven carabinas ca
fones, impera ell garrote.
Por mas que. Bnbosa = Egozcue
aprieten ell torniquete, aoa en- Puerto Rico,
no en- San Juan, no Sc arrta Ia bandera de
Baldorioty , de Bs64noes.
En- San Juan con ell pufal de Cain
Sc asesina la pstria.
Eo Puerto Rco Sc presenta Ia cora
"a para rom per la aflada punta del puflal
del h'jo "a .ldito.
Y nc aoabaran con ell tesoro del re-
gionalismo, porque tiene uu tesorero al
frente. ell de la jaula. ell jfbaro causa de
vuestra pesadilla.
no ac2baran con ese tesoro, aunque
se encierren maquinar en- la casa de las
1rogas los pei fumes; aunque ALA callandi.
tos hayan aoordado form lr solo nueve mu.
nicipios, 7 aunque pretendan nombrar de
oficio alcaldes y jueees incondicionales.
Esto 1ltimo esta verde.
No p0ndran en- las silas del Consis-
sorio y dbl Jnzgado hombres, que la
nayerfs, en- cuarenta y ouatro paeblos,
naldice.
No los poadran, no. Porque los pa
riotas no 10 permitirAn, cueste 10 oueste.
n. =.
Trajillo-Ato Noviembre de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

todas direcciones de hilos telegraficos
las obras piblicas Sc han generaliza
do y esta Capital esta recibiend'
cuantiosas mejoras y obras de tras
.endental importancla estan pr6xlmas
a ponerse en- ejecuci0n proporcionan-
DO asf trabajo a infnltos honrados
ciudadanos, que no hace much ca
rccian del indispensable suStento pa
! ra sus fam lias. jLoor d Ia ntgaao
Ia~to1rdad superior que 1Ige los des-
limos de la provimcja q toor toa6ie,1
d los subattet1aos q de,naS fttncjone
rios que ke Sec1tnd0ja.
Los artesanos que suscrIben, en-
vista de la politica observada por la
administration reformista y la que
viene observando la actual conserva-
dora en- vista de la extricta justicia
que Sc obserya por las autoridades d
quienes esta encomendada, las cuales
han hecho desaparecer la vagancia
que iba tomando jigantescas proper
clones, reconocen y declaran, que a
Y. E. y al partido conservador Sc de-
be ell orden y prosperidad de la pro-
vincia, que Siendo los que stscrl6efa
eSpa1otes sin condolences y fjeIeS de-
fenSo''es del Rey q sw Gobie,7ao y.
amantes de este suelo en- que nacie-
ron, no serian agradecidos 81 p1blica-
mente no manifestaran que deja,a de
pertenecer al pa1'titto reforn1ista al
cual Sc afliaron de buena fe, y desde
hoy, por sus propias conyicciones u
sin exitacion de persona al lguna Sc
u1aen al conseroador que representa-
6rden, moralidad, justicia e integri-
dad nacional, ofreciendo los que de
nosotros tengan voto electoral, ir las
urnas depositar en- elias con entusias-
mo, la papeleta que contenga el nom
bre del candidate que acepte y pre-
5ente ell Gobierno para diputado a |
corteS en- representation de este dis
trito; pero deseosos como ell que mas
lie que la tranquilidad, y orden y la
union entire todos los habitantes de
esta provincial sea inalterable de hoy
para siempre, rogamos encarecida-
mente a V. E. suplique al Gobierno
lie S. NJ. ell Rey q. D. g. que las
ordrtnas eteccto11eS sean tGS Utt5naas
lue ocuar0n en- eSta pao9tncta y que
para nunca mas volver
a malhadada politica, que creando
oartidos, crea rencores, dejandonos asi
IN ibertad de estar dispuestos, 81 ell
5obierno nos necesita, para nearcha1'
orguttosos d defender d Espaia en-
Juba 8 en- la peninsula.
Dignese Y. E. hacer pdblica
,sta manifestation para conocimien-
@ de nuestros companeros y compa-
riotas que reslden en- la isla, y en-
i interim ruegan Dios tenga a +
I. E. bajo su santa guarda.
Puerto Rico, Noyiembre primero !
Ie mil ochocientos setenta y cinco. 81
(3) j os6 NJ Auleon, adem8s de frmar
st.. PoR ST. fTms tambi6n, tres veces mas
ru 60 de Ruperto SandovaI, Eustoquio
4utIerrez Agapito R.mirez. la adhe
ion lleva $50 ffmas de artesanos de San
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

Trnjillo-Alto Noviembre de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19

(3) j os6 M4uleon, adem8s de tirmar
est. PoR ST. fTms tambi6n, tres veces mas,
ru 60 de Ruperto SandoVaI, Eustoquio
Gutierrez Agapito RAmirez. la adhe
sion lleva 35e ffmas de artesanos de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-19
LOS 0BRER0S DE SAN JUAN
SD cONDUCTA EN- 1875.
LEAN Los BUEMos PATRIorAs

1873 exsia Espana Las prmera eccones de di-
ca pueblo de Puerto-Rco puados hizoa unanmi
repubcano En- dad que, aguna restriction
8l general Pavfa do6 ley electoral permr6 sufa
de bayona las cor go este convena ciertas
epahoas c goberno asPracones fue necesaro que
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
National News.

rout,rpr anarchists who came To this
...,,r, tn assassinatc Mckinley have
sptu ARE sud
hotter condition Of affairs is reporioc
81, ,hr northern camp at Nome. small
80 rms entirely disappeared. though
,..,,. !. sill much sickness. mostly pneu.
h,onla-
r.s.p,,ar john Iaeslls Of Kansas
died at Las Vegas, Nc~ Mexico oa The
wb lie was an orator and lecturer Of
n.,stnbility. His dsatA WAS caused BY
bronchitis
National Ass5ci4t.aa Of the Army of
tine Philippines. "a society composed Of
,.,e,sn, of the Philippine service, was
,ormrd at Denver On the i!th. Gen
rrn,i. Y. Greene, Of New York, was
elected president Public.
TIN. verdict in the case Of cX-secretery
of .,ur Cn,b Powers. charged with Ice
inoat accessory to the murder Of William
r..,sa wa,. we find the defendant
.odll, and fix his punishment al conliuf-
Iornt ia the p~nitrntiary Tor the rest Of
his natural life"
Thunder storms have put out the for
90, fires which tavr been burning
,b,ouyhout Michigan for a week. Az
least twrnt, farm hnildings were destroy
ed besides fences and crops. Damage by
fire in tAc couutr, Ias' aeek is estimated
al $40, 900 - Mas.
1t /. reported that Wharton Baker the
mjidlr.ug ,he.ruad candida'e for presi
dent is ineligible for he Office to which
Ne, aspirc,. While experimenting some
improycmrnt 10 Russia hc was mad
Lard 81. Wipnccslas ov tAe car. Ii
ac,.ulpd th,. honor without permission oi
The United States authorities. 1t thi'
moves true Isnatius Donnelly viii o'
!,hr., 20 succeed to the candidacy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24

aveS
You are hereby notified Tie,
Oh, hun'lTel dollars H. l4t,r ..n.
on 'aa Alexander Quart N.niu
10 West View Mining Ii t-i,t
'u"Ao' the aucn4cd loaatiu. n';i.
'seo'ded IL book 10 OF C'rattl ,l,..-- SD
VI 'he records IN the office oi sue
S4'l Boise County. ia order a. holl sis. .ai
'1'9t 'ho provisions " section 2,24 a iue ''''
~ statutes al tue Uuitl1 states o. tte l-a -L"-
'-7N' thereto approved .iaur.r, e.
'"s @nnua! LABOR on mining 'iaua- t''.
'uoun' required 20 holi said claim 81. i-' i'-'-
0u ending December 81. 1897.
,"1 u within niurty dag from ''' r'''
service II this notice cor wiz iuI.i-
w. publication thereof So'i iliIo
minute the sum II eleven and ii-ln1.."la.' ''"
g''S your portion uf such cspep i'u''s '' ''-
~ y1-- i-to-ogt - sa,4 t.l'
'es F'opeF'y OIthe sub.rTiu,r. w-oh iai-.
Ion
"a' AZ 3lis' lilAo, Jal,e3, sos
- .lr h's'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24

See Celebrated full leather leather boot
Wheel best oil tempered buggy only $75 90 Do
anything cheaper? We thenfo $5OOC We would
the celebrated No "a Michigan
Cartrghs Store. Wehave Surveys 500 5000
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
s. 90 Fair of Tires for Gnly 5J.95

sEM2 us S. GO S s95 .i o %i s sega l,aas
10 {, r,r.e voucan examine them nj your near-
ii e-nress oi5c-. and 70 found satisfactory cN-
sctlv as reoreseuted and equal tn ny re on ne
market pay the agent our special lay.oyy priTSs,
~ cs and Charge less the $3.50 sent with the
Gun 60 c TIE is Teeplsr assacia Z, o.,
, can INV. and equal to the highest grade
i.ras made We manufacture IN large quantities
sell di eci 70 the rider and arc thete.oe able TO
offer hiph grade tire at low race pi'ce sstnu
IA. circula-s of orr Bicycie Ll.es and A-arklh'
t,sh.s Fee
Addtess ali orders 70 -...,., ,,,-,-, %
Akron. Ohio
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
ORANGE COZ NTY.

The meeting of the Central Vermont
Pomona Grange win West Randolph
,irange of this place Wednesday was not
SO largely attended as usual OWNS 10 the
poor ira VclinS, hut the members held dn
enthusiastic meeting nevertheless. nj
1880 4. m, at Grange nan the mr''lh1
was formally opened i'm the ttth degree.
The master OF the local grange, George
e.. Flint welcomed the patrons cordially
Delegates and mombe,'s wore pr,Seu~
from Suowsville, Hrooksiicld, Williams
town., Berlin and the homo Grange, and
the reports showed all to lie thriving and
prosperous. Quite a number were present
from the White RiVeC Valley Pomona
Grange. Six candidates were given the
ftth degree. The afternoon session was
public and the following programme WAS
rendered; Music, male quartette, MeSsrS.
Hutchinson, Powers. Dewey and Martin
address. for the good of the order, A. \.
Priest, in which he advocated rural mail
delivery. Grange fire insurance, AND op-
posed Grange stores, paper, Progress in
business" Josie Emery, discussion,
should Discussions ON Educational WoCk
he the Leading Themes at our Grange
Meetings." opened by Orrin kimball, h T.
liz; other speakers were Brother Lib y,
Berlin, George II. Slack and Mrs. A. q.
Manchcstcr; music, quartette; reading
Mrs. Charles Smith; discussion, THE
Grange for l91O-Our Intentions ana As
pirations," opened by Brother Davis, Will
Jamestown; other speakers, Brothers kib-
bee and FarVar, BrooktlCld; Williams and
Kibbee, Snowsville; Josh Billings Let
teqs to Farmers Sister Chas, Smith,
music. quartotte; discussion, "What is the
Effect of Thorough Tillagc Upon soil
Moisture and Why9' led hy Nm. Brown,
, Berlin: also Mr.. Libby Of Berlin, spoke;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
.IlGRICiIO
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

,a,t- p.al m aid and rpsupctpd
49, - t ,urv ,udd.nr, Will.
~, .h,o ,onoiripo Chan on
MoiN'" ~ no ~ ,. NJ Pod
-""," ~, ,ouT, e., .hori ~ YEARS
n ~ ,hont IN ,..a,s 400 lie was
~ " W." nnd ,b. fu-
p".rT" !" ~ , W th, on.rapationn
'r'"I NV ''"i' ,T'...5a, ia lnoI..
.nu''" - w. h,hor, Edviu is
W. Ho"H' - "n" paii,naI co
.'"I,oE," Wy ,,, ~, r,onrtetor of n
:, hOo.'", Wv 49, =. 'toL,sbrrv lie
p"o'oSi"i. S"','E hn.otis ,nd g,
80 "a ~ ,,rtoh ,r.rt ont from
s"'"''l !" d .o'.p".E %, ,ha roh.IIion
~ w"n 49, ~ or Ei,S,or,b posi- a.
~ "'' " ""i "
- .aa into ,bo hons.
D"'t't9 m"' ~, Wids has
'Nncu ~ In l., AZ
'"
The ice went out Of the river Tuesday
o. l"SI werN' N' r!,l" i"'1,'1
anu 'n,rnt'leu II ''n,s, ~ "5%inh
t"'' VI W., va W. 49,, Ia
i'I'"9'" nv re' -" VI -
inc Er'n' mn was NdSl'u " ~
c'd' c'I"IS M''v "oouou =,
Wa im,aSS'oI' NednGSiaE III arcouu, ..
ice ana a pot'lcn Oh 'hr street WIS "'uc
"h'ci inulS"'N' hr c'eVO'rN Hsn.7 VI
que N'""'H"iN N''I"t' gu ~ ~
i'' """ n'EH W"''i' ""t 'heS w. a.,
1I+nt again pC."lr moIh'HS' m ii"lu'
"lph "nu Nro''o"'S INV" '"''' W."
.rho nr,dan yohool 10 courish;na uoda,
the care Of Prof Il. r. Merriam and sX
expcricnced assistants. Mr.. Merriam is a
graduate of Oberlin. This is his first
wear at Hardvick. and the appearance Of
Tho school docs him credit. About 300 pu-
nils are enrolled. There are nino grade
besides tho high school. The graduating
class numbers L. Tho pupils of all grades
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
FRANKLIN GUN 2.
ST. ALBANS.

Irving MuealroY was arrested in Fair
faX Wednesday night and brought to the
COUNTY Jail herr. lie was charged with
having stolen hides in Canada and bring
ing them to this State to sell. tie sold
eomc i'm berkshire. Il few days ago and
Deputy sheriff Wells of that village being
suspicious. followed the man up pntil ne
was captured AT Fairfax. Nupatrny
whose home j. in Canada is thought to be
one of "a gang who is doing this business
ON quite q large scale.
Mrs. Al :. Fish, formerly of this city,
who has been i'll at the home of her father,
Isaac =. simpson, i'm Franklin, for several
months. died Wednesday night of cancer,
She leaves besides her husband two chill
drcn, Merrill l.. Fish of New York city
and Mrs, Oliver W. Brewer of This city,
the republicans of ward four met at
the city hall Thursday night ana
nominated for alderman, Charles T.. HUI
hurd ana for school commissioner, rtnom-
mated Rev. }. o. Bennett.
The democrats of ward three met in the
Elm street school house Thursday might
aud nominated for alderman Frank Menarl
and for school commissioned John q. Kee-
nan ward committee, j. j. Thompson, G.
W. Reagan, Horace Mckenzie. George
Bousquet and Charles McAllister.
Mrs. Ann Cooke of Fairfax died Wed,
ncSlay night, She was 20 years Old anc
city and Perry Cooke.
At a largely attended and enthusiastic
city caucus of the republican party helc
tat Academy hail Friday night, the fol
low straight ticket was put in nomination
Mayor, Oscar l.. Kinds; city clerk an,
treasurer, f.. NJ. Hopkins; constable, IL. T.
Perkins; listers, r.. c.. Hall. j. II. Cum
mings ana f. H.. Dewart; grand Jurors
j. II. Montefore, IL. r, Wheeler and J. NJ
Thorne; oyerseer of the poor, julius Bac
Tettc; auditors, w. r. Fonda
l.. T.. Perkins and b. u
Hopkins; trustee Of United States deposi
fund, +, j, Houghton: trustees of st. Al
bans free library for thsee years, Georg
v. Childs and NJ, Magiff; city commitle,
u. S. Danforth, Fuller G. Smith an,
George NJ. Hogan.
Tho democratic city caucus WAS largel,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

Of pC. and Mrs @ w poss and MT
10 ,rniv on snlarv A sociaI dance vac
uivnn bv Nrs U,nn,h N.comLor n, bo,
hon,n thc "Aibor Vitae Ray Uousc" tno
evening cf sol t5tb in honor Of nor
Oldest son NJ II N,ntina vbo vns hon.
for u snort visit Ahout ~ Young unopln
ntt.ndod ana nl ronort , cbarminp limo
: " Hoor has sold out his restaurant
i'm p-uttsburgb and returned to hi, home
i'm Grand Isio r Iadies' Aid viii mont
ON rhirsd,, I'm, o2J nj Tho Arhor \itao
Bay Hpuse.-M. H. Nantine returned to
.n,,, ,owo Tho ntortntn,nor ui..,
-. ,Lo "i,,naC, .oaio,,,, ~ c N. u7..t.
,Lo ion ns vatl n,tordod rhn "o,ag.
;,,, onm,n., r at,,ot, n.ri." oe.r.i
G,a .r.r, ,,r ,ho arariro ,rha ,,,tg,
".,,doi NJ. g. - K{Hnat c.".y '
na,n,s ~ a., o,ori,,a y,arn a., "a
F
AL.BURG.
r,,nii, xoui,,,t,r e ,o,.r,. utl
lao ia -, rramd TIA ,.1r,a,.. N,r.n 81
AMI o1 and -, NL,rr ,ou,,, ~, ,4,
nmd tn.b W., S,irrI,r9, az c,an,,, ,r,t
In to,,r tho te,r L,,ir" o,,y H.. h,,gh,
Nr. t,rvir.. .nii,t Lo,1 "a, - M. IL
., ain ,,, On.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

refreshments will be served.-C. S. Clark
Is moving to johnson whore he has pur-
chased a homc.-There Will be It prone
at Lovejoy's Han on Friday evening,
Feb. 23d.-Two shows unexpectedly ar
rived in town Monday evening. The cuIc
first come. first served" held good IN
case and both companies left on the
stage Tuesday morning.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
T.. 4. Wedge has purchased a new dou-
bic cdgcr for his ~mil..-Thcrc viii be- "a joe
turc at the church Friday evening Ar
thur lanphore has purchased Henry Ad-
ans place. Mr.. Adams will move to
stowe March LEHMAN Hogaboom is on
te%rtoininp a sistcr.-Thosc having no alb
sent marks in the primary school Just
closed were: Leo Allen, Nate Allen. Helen
Croker, Ear Gray and Guy Knecland.
JEFTERsoNVILLE.
The state Board Of Agriculture held fou
farmcts meetir rs at the hall in Hotel
Melendv Feb. 18TH and 20th, which were
well attended and much instruction gain
ed from the discussion Of the topics pre-
scented by George II. Tcrrill of MOrrisvillc,
JChn Gould of Ohio, J. *. Curtis of G"pf-
gin and Irof. J. l.. HIS Of Burlington
Mrs. Ann Lamplough, formerly from THIS
pace, died al the nome Of hcr daughter,
Mrs. joel Farrsworth, in Colchester Feb.
H.. aged e. years. The funeral was he'd in
the second Congregational church In this
place last Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Edwin in
attendance. Those from out of town were
Mir. apd Mrs. Nathau Lamploueh from
Milton. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Porter from
Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. joel Farnsworth of
Colchester, George Lamplough from NAL
den, Mass. ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Var
ncv of Wcstford. Tho burial was at South
East Cambridge. She was a daughter oi
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able to work.-Mrs. Franklin Isham has
returned to her home in Sucker Hollow,
after spending the past two weeks Win
Mrs. James Talcot:.-II. T.. Isham has rr-
gagged mis- sister, Dona, to keep house fer
him. the coming s~cason.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage of Henry Pdtten
and Nellie wilkins. belle Smith has re-
turned to her home after a stay of a few
weeks with Mrs. NJ. w. ilinsdale in st.
George.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Patten spent
last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
ST. GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tilley Of Williston
wcre in town Sunday spending the time
with Mr.. Tilley's aged parents, who are
confined TO their room and quite feeble
Charles North. Sir. haS returned from
Barre. where he had spent so much of the
winter with his son. MIR. North received
uulte severe injuries while in Barre, which
VIII incapacitate him from labor the
balance OF the winter.-Miss Ellen Forbes
of South Willistou is visiting friends in
Harre-Rev aud Mrs. Stafford of the
Eaptist church in Iiinesburgh spent FRI
day night with friends in Sucker Hollow.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
Mr.. and Mes. Walter Fuller of Rich
mond visited at s. j. Ttandalfs last week.
MIR. and Mrs. O. ii. Ellis We're in Jericho
last Week.-Mrs.. Helen Tart of Bristol
,uent the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Iodema DeArbosn.-The lumbermen are
quite busy. although the thu Shedding =
very poor and the mill yards are liiins
fast with ~logs.-Johu Laflash has rented
q. j. Tomlinson's farm and takes pos
session March Isl.
JERICHO.
TONER Rawson died on Friday aged u
years. The funeral was held from ms
late residence sunday at : p. IN.
Johu Written and wife are visiting in
S.. AlbanS.-William Prior OF Barre Is
visiting his parcnts.-liomer RaWSon. one
of our oldest citizens, died Friday. Tn
funeral was held Sunday, Rev. Ma. Reed
oriciatiue.-G. q. Way started his North
In1erhill separator WcduesdaN.-Cairi
1ianley will work for Mrs. Ira HawleN
the coming season.
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