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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-17

Poriaba un sastre con un arrie.
ro sobre quien saba, mas caminos,
y dijo el sastre:
-Apostemos ego. y <usted, un
azumbre de vino quien da me-
jor razon de toda Espaf1a.
El arriero que habfa sido tres
veces Alcalde en- su lugar y Sc pre-
ciaba de hombre entendido, le res
pondio:
-Bien puede ser que usted sepa
meJor los caminos, pero q 10 menos
20 Sc mejor que usted hablar en-
cortesfa. =
Senior Rogue, los burros van
siempre delante. .....de los arrie.
rOs.
Hay muchas viudas verdade-
ramente inconsolables.
NO tantas como to fguras.
-Yo he conocido una mujer tan
enamorada de su marido, que muri6
ell mismo dfa que 81.
Es possible.
-Quiero decir en- la misma fe-
cha al cabo de treinta anos.
En- una tienda de ultramarinos
leimos dias atras el siguiente car.
tel:
<Cognac para sef1oras.s
A Gede6n, que va de via;e, Sc le
acerca un amigo en- ell restaurant de
una estaci6n.
-iCalla!-exclama Gede6n sor-
prendido. -iMe has conocido?
-iPues es claro! mo Sc que
tiene de PARTICULAR!
ME sorprepde, porque viajo
de inc6gnito.
--Lo que has hecho conmigo no
tiene nombre. Tu NAL proceder me
demuestra que eres un imbecil 6 un
malvado.
ESQ no. Todo ell mundo sabe
que me distingo por mi bondad.
~
Al saber la muerte del doctor
X...., exclama Gede6n:
I'm medico que Sc dsja morir
es un imbecil. No es esa la manera
de inspirar confianza sus clientes.
Ell conde de R. :. ha heredado
una inmensa fortuna, 10 cual no le
impide conservar sus tradiciones de
NAL pagador.
-iPor que no opagas ahora a tus
acreedores?-le pregunta un ami
go.
No les pago, contesta' el con.
de, para que no cream que la fortuna
me ha cambiado
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Pasaba dias sin probaT
alinaent0S.
Del diario xLa Prensa> Buenos
Aires.)

fDel diariO xLa PrensaS BuenOs
Aires.)
Arar y sembrar es un trabajo
rudo, pero provechoso la salud CO.
mo 10 es todo ejercicio al aire libre.
Sin embargo, q causa de los mias.
mas que Sc desprenden de los panta
nos, la exposition de Ia humedad
ETC., Ia salud del agricultor est4 ex-
puesta q afectarse en- mayor 6 me-
nor grado. Con relaci6n al asunto
de que tratsa mos manifesta 10 si-
guiente ell senior agricultor don Die.
go Choque, residente en- San Ber-
nardo de Diaz, provincia de Salta,
Reptblica Argentina,
clos senpres Eudoro Figueroa,
jose Maria Cuestas y varias otras
personas de esta localidad saben
muy b1en que estuve sufriendo dolo-
res en- todos los huesos, y fsbres.
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Juan dc Guzman Benitez.
A 3 0 G. A D 0.

Ofrece sus servicios profssio,
nales
El bufete en- los altos del Banco
Territorial y Agrfcola
n-a-15-11l
Aver fallecio en- esta Capita
dofa Micaela Condo. Hoy tuvo efsc
to su entierro.
Tom6 puerto aver la goleta coli
We T ,Whiffer,. Els ell primer buqus
de la linea que ha:& la travesfa re-
gular entire Puerto Rico y New
York.
La Emulsion de Scott no es una
medicina de patente, su formula, ba.
sada en- principles cientiicos ra
cionales, es conocida de todos, y 4
este debe en- gran manera el decidido
apoyo de la Facultad medica..
Don Enrique RAM, Doctor en-
Medicina y Cirujfa, M6dico director
del Balneario de Coamo, Pto. Rico.
Certifca: Que hace amos viens
usando tanto en- la Peninsula como
en- las provincias de Cuba y Pto. Ri
co, Ia acreditada Emulsion de Scott,
de Aceite de hfgado de .bacalao con
hipofosfitos de cal y de sosa, STEM.
pre- con brillante exito, y principal
| mente en- ell escrofulismo, raquitis
mo, anemia y tuberculosis, del mis-
mo modo que en- la cOnvalecencia de
las enfermedades agudas, uniendo 4
sus exelente efectos t6nicos, el agra
do con que suele ser tomada hasta
por los nif1os de mas corta edad, pa
ra los cuales son intolerables las de
mas preparedness de aceite de hf'
gado de bacalao.
DR.. ENRIQUE RAM.
| Ell joven don jose Caballsr hijo
del malogrado fot6grafo Don Manuel
Sc ha trasladado Cayey en- union
de su sef1ora madre, fin de 6stable
Ger en- dicha poblaci6n una galeria
fotografica.
Sc alquila una habitaci6n para
hombre solo con entrada indepen-
diente. Fortaleza numero 20.
n -a-s-3
Sc LIQUIDA con una rebaja
de la parte toda Ia existencia de
trajes hechos de casimir ingles en- el
BAZAR FRANCES de Tissot.
50 San Francisco.
Sc LIQUIDA TAMBIEN to-
das las existencias de casinires IN.
ayes y satenes.
Anoche durante la function un
de Santurce, tenia situado
guaguero "a medic de la calle,
el carruaje sl paso, sin QUO
1n;terrumpiendo n;sa : molestars pars
n1ngun pOllcla 10 -
NADIA. -, -
NOTA. .-Es una gan, hquG
los casimires ingleses' valen ~ 81
doble con la nueva tarifa. :,
n-a-15-6
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Gy|aS maSCotaS?

Los que hacen esa pregunta han
olvidado Ell artfculo tercero del CO.
digo de la mascoterfa
Dicho C6digo consta de tres ar.
t1culos solamente, y Ell tercero expli'
ca cuando y por que pierden su po'
derio las Mascotas.
Perc Sc dan casos en- que puede
remendarse ell roto, pues la qufmica
moderna hace milagros.
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parte ha tenido por consecuencia
una Importation aumentada de ge-
neros manufacturados. Un periodico
americana xThe Manufactures en-
Filadelfia llama la atenci6n en- parti
cular hacia las grandiosas plantas
de riego, ejecutadas por las autori-
dades francesas. De esta manera,
miles de fanegas de TERRA han sido
utilizadas para fines agron6micos
Todos los aparejos 6 instalaciones
que Sc emplean para tales plantas
han sido importados de <Francia,,
<Alemania1 y Austria.
Una firma de Viena fornece
ademas gran ndmero de molinos de
viento los cuales son muy solicitados
no solo en- T1nez sino en- toda la
Africa del Norte.
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.NO6ClaS
Generates

Hoy hemos entregado Olivia
Nieves, la cantidad dc treinta pesos
cuarenta y seis centavos, importe
de 10 recaudado hasta hoy por la
suscripci6n alberta en- este peri6dico
en- favor de ella y de sus hijos huer
fanos, segun recibo que obra en-
| nuestro poder. La interesada nos
suplica dar las gracias a las perso
mas caritativas que la hal favoreci
do.
La convenci6n republican, Sc
reunira manana en- Filadelfia para
designar su candidate a la Presiden
cia. La couvencion democratic Sc
congregara en- la ,ciudad de Kansas.
Los repubhcanos proelamaran la
candidatura de Nc Kinaey; los
dem6cratas la de Bryan
Ell NuEvO BAzAR San Francisco 40
Espejos de 8 lunas uno S9. w
Jarros de plata uno N6 pO
,Centros de plata uno Sill w
Relojes dorados uno S5 on
Floreros de porcela-
ma mar e5 m
Preciosidades en- OBJ.
jetos de biscuit
POrtamonedas de se-
nora uno : *
Toquillas de seda una S5 90
MENDEZ & CO 40 San Francisco.
II y 1S
Sc anuneia como candidate para la
Acadia de Ponce Don Nemesio Ven
tura Sobre 81, dice un peri6dico: Pro
cedente de la clase popular ha sabido
por su honradez y grandes virtudes
c1vlcas captarse la consideration Y
aprecio de sus conciudadanos. Nadie
ocuparfa con mas legftimo derecho
Ia presidencia del Ayuntamiento de
Ponce.
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"..- 9 detrAs dc
un cazador:
-Caballero-le dice-su perro
de usted Sc me ha condo un 20.
llo.
-iHombre, me allegro de saber.
10! Asf no tendre que darle de &C.
mar esta noche.
Un infeliz cuenta sus desgra-
cias: -.
-,Desesperado dos dias sin co.
mer, me arrojo al aqua Un mari
nero me saliva y 10 gratifican con cin-
CO duros. .ly a mi no me dan ma
da!
En- una fonda:
Ell camarero. Ell caballero del
ndmero II dice que anoche cay6 por
una gotera aqua en- su CANA y Sc
mojo hasta los huesos.
Ell duef1o del establecimiento.
Pues ponle en- la cuenta dos pesetas
por un banjo.
Gede6n, criado.
@5C6mo Sc ha escapado ell ca.
nario?rle pregunta la senora de la
casa.
Sc habra aprovechado de que
dele la jaula alberta.
-1Y por que ha hecho usted
Para que Sc oreara, porque
empezaba q oler NAL.
Un amigo nuestro estuvo hace
pocos dias en- un pueblo, y visito la
iglesia.
En- ella, entire otras curiosida-
des, VIC un craneo
-sDe quien es?-pregunt6 al
sacristan, que le servia de <cicero-
ne9.
DE las once mil vfrgenes.
En- ell estudio de un pintor:
-iCuanto quiere usted por ese
cuadro que representa- una familia
de aldeanos?
Quinientas pesetas.
Que disparate. iQuinientas pc
setas por una familia de aldeanos
;El otro dia compre una familia i'm
perial por diez duros!
Question de tempo.
-~iC0mO eS ESQ, doctor? Me
dijo usted que el enfermo morirfa
fatalmente, y sin embargo, esta bue-
no y sano.
dispense usted, amigo mfo.
Yo die que morirfa, pero no die
cuando. Espere usted y vera como,
tarde temprano, me salgo con la
mia.
Un elector que ha perdido la
paciencia, interpela al diputado de
su distrito en- estos terminos:
Dice usted ahora que esta in
deciso y durante las elecciones me
aseguraba que ten1a un prop6sito
flo y determinado
--Si senior; ell de ser elegido.
Una sonora francesa, de setenta
amos de edad, esta a punto de con-
traer matrimonio con un i6ven.
Hay un padre, dice un qui-
dam, que no dara nunca su consen-
timiento.
ICudl!
;El padre Lachaise!
Sc habla de un individuo que
trata de atraer la atenci6n por me
dio de las mayores extravagancias.
iLo peor del case, dice R ...,
es que resulta siempre vulgar hasta
en- sus excentricidades.
X
Dos bohemios viven juntos, "
uno de ellos sale de casa con obieto
de ir a yer a un amigo, para que le
prestara cinco duros.
Al cabo de media bora regresa
trlste y abatido.
-iComo!-le dice ell otro al yer
lie en- aquel estado { No ha querido
prestarte NADIA?
NADIA! mi siquiera un minute
de atenci6n!
En- un tribunal
--Suplico al testigo que levante
la mano
-tLa mano? iJamas! Acabo de
pasar dos meses en- la carcel por
haberle levantado la mano a un mu-
nlcipal y no estoy en- el case de hacer
10 mismo con el seflor presidente.
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PrOgresO
eoon6mico 8 industrial
EN- TUNEZ.

Desde que Francia ha estable'
.cido SUI Sprotectorado sobre el reino
de Tunez, grandes progresses Sc han
alcanzado ALA en- todos los dominios.
y Mas de 500 Kilometres de cami
nos reales han sido macadamizados,
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DESPACHO
gral. de negocios
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.
eB~ TETUAN, ,O1, ALTOS -M
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
Telefono no 183..

Telefono no 183.
Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, -gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oicinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra-venta de fncas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espa11ol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 8 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos. Sc cobran
cuentas. Sc hacen traba1os en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
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Tom6 puerto aver la goleta coli
We T ,Whiffer,. Els ell primer buqus
de la inea que ha:a la travesfa re
gular entire Puerto Rico y New
York.
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,SerpentinaS.

Entire novios Is
-Estoy muy triste, Ricardo.
-6Por>que, hija mfa?
-Porque temo que te cases con-
migo, tan solo porque mi ito NE ha
dejado una gran fortuna.
No 10 creas, amor milo. Me
casarfa contigo 10 mismo, aunque te
la hubiese dejado cualquier otro.
Arturo. SefIarita, tenga usted
~ Lc~I~l ~ aoo.,+o~ ncto cort;io
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
GREENSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. George Spiers, have a
bright little boy, who put in an appear.
ance the first OF last week.
J. T, Gleason of Lvndonvile was in
town Wednesday and Thursday, on bust
ness in connection with the Mary Daniels
estate.
Mrs. A. Crane returned to her home
Thursday after an absence of several
months in Glover, where she has been
sick most of the time Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery, now she
has got back home.
Every body seems to be INDUCING in
paint and paper this spring.
ABOUT 80 attended the Ladies Aid Fri
day, at Clara Jackson's.
Fred Goodrich has a new separator on
trial.
E. Smith, harness maker and cobbler,
has established himself in the w. A.
Stone tenement, and will be pleased to
have anyone in want of work in his line,
call upon him.
Frank Pope has sold horse to U. S.
Talman, and has bought another valu-
able animal from Ernest Barber.
We are glad to see the familiar face of
Aovy Wheeler OF Randolph and Green's
boro again on the street; of course Mr..
Wheeler is stopping at his cottage.
Mrs. F. s. Goodrich and her father,
have gone to Burlington for visit.
Andrew Hill has bought c. H. Fishers
farm, and Charles will go to Lyndon
soon to live.
John Kendrick, in some way made a
mlsstep and tell backwards from a load
OF corn-todder on a wagon, striking on
his head and shoulders on the ground,
nluring his spine severly. His son got
him into the house, and DR.. Bailey was
called to attend him. The lower part of
his body and limbs seem paralyzed and
he has but little use of his arms.
The ladies of the Congregational
society have decided to clean the church
Friday, and all those interested are re-
quested to be present that day, and lend
helping hand in the work.
| Shirt waists, nobby assortment, from
80 cts, up, at Randall's, st. Johnsbury.
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WEST BARNET.

Several from this place attended the
| graduating exercises of Mclndoes accad-
envy Friday evening, and enjoyed a fine
entertainment. A special interest was
felt as three of the graduates, Albert
| Carter, Dudley Fitzgerald and John Roy,
are West Barnet boys and are to be con-
graduated on having successfully finish
ed the business course.
Mrs. Rose Crown of Woodsyille, visited
at W. S. Darling's. last week.
A. c. Richie was in Boston last week,
buying goods.
Miss Marion Bole goes to Gov entry
this week for a visit to her brother, Rev
Andrew Boe.
Miss Mabel Dow is in Groton, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Taisey.
Miss Anna Perry of Barnet, was the
guest of Mrs. John Welsh, last week.
Rev. Mr.. McKindley is taking a vaca-
ton, and visiting friends in the West
During his absence Rev. S. P. Brownell
will preach at Barnet Center, on Sunday
afternoons.
F. G. Strowbridge was thrown from
his team, at the creamery, one morning,
last week, and received quite shaking
up. He is now some better.
Rev. Stephen Brownell will preach a
Memorial sermon to Stevens Post, at
West Barnet, on Sunday, May 81. On
Decoration day, the Post will meet at
Peacham, at 9 o'clock to decorate the
graves at that place, they will then go
to Barnet, and at 100 will decorate
the graves. At go, the Rev P. B. Fiske
will deliver the address. The schools
and citizens, of Peacham and Barnet, are
invited to be present and as many bring
flowers as can do so.
Bargains in extension wire window
screens, 25 and % cents each, at RAN
dall's st. Johnsbury.
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LUXEMBOURG,

The German and Ford Stock Co. will
give several well-known plays at the
town hall the coming week.
The Womans Club met with Mrs.
Darby May s, Quotations from Brown
ing, Royalty in the Nineteenth Century,
Miss Barnard Life of the Brownings,
Mrs. Marion Bell; Music; Humorous
Reading, Miss Blanche Bell; Current
Events, Mrs, Sherman Balch will have
the next meeting which will be the an.
nual. All members should be present.
Katherine Silsby Of the Littleton aigh
School spent Saturday and Sunday in
town among friends and relatives.
Miss Bishop of Norton is teaching
school III the Bell district.
The Whiteheld nine played the Lunen
burg nine here last Saturday and were
well beaten. The game stood % TO 1C
IN favor OF the home team.
The Bridge house which was recently
burned, has been replaced by the com
pany buying a small house of Mrs
Howell and moving it on to the site O
the old one.
New muslin wrappers at Randalrs, St
| Johnsbury.
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BRADFORD.

! Mrs. Henry Fairbanks, of St. Johns.
bury, will give an informal talk next
Tuesday evening at the Congregational
parsonage upon the Worlds Missionary
Conference in New York, from which she
has just returned. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Fred s. Wright sin Barton Landing
one day last week.
Mrs J. NJ. Taylor is visiting in New
port.
Mrs. Betsey Johnson has been quite
sick but is gaining every day.
Maurice Eddy, ofSt. Johnsbury, was
in town Monday.
c. Gibson, of Lyme, N. H., was in town
Monday.
DR.. o. H. Stevens went to St. Johns
bury Monday.
Della Albee leaves this week for White
River Junction where she has position
as chief operator and bookkeeper in the
telephone Office.
ID. Johnson, of Woodsville, N. H.,
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. French, of Bedford, n. H., is
visiting her brother E. H. Nye.
Col. c. E. Clark received an elegant
eight and one half pound trout one day
last week from his friend, E. w. Coburn,
which was caught at Newfound Lake,
n. H.
Mrs. J. B. Pickett is gaining very fast
and was out driving last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Craige has been spending
part of her vacation at home and has
now gone to Burlington for few days.
Miss May Grover, of White River Juno.
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. L. W. Doe.
Warren Prichard, of Nashua, N. H., is
spending few days with his parents.
Ex-Gov. Farnham was at White River
Junction Thursday.
K. ]. Coffran was in Groton Friday.
George Kenyon was at home over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Fabyan left Satur-
lay morning for their new home in Lam
,aster, n. H., Mr.. Fabyan having bought
he Lancaster House.
Mrs. ]. O. Hale, of St, Johnsbury, was
II town one day last week.
Mrs. Annie Spaulding has been ap-
pointed superintendent of schools.
Infant and children's white dresses, at
Iandalls, st. lohnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
WEST CONCORD.

Miss Nancy Ball, who has been in
feeble health for number OF years, pass
ed away Friday afternoon at Concord
! Corner. She had been an inmate OF the
poor house for a long time and had
many friends. Services were held Sun
day afternoon, Rev. A. c. Fuller offic-
iating.
Mrs. S. Moody was called to East
Hardwick recently as her mother was
very i'll and she passed away Friday.
Her funeral was held at Sheffield Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Moody and Verna attend
ing.
Rev. A. c. Fuller will preach the
Memorial sermon in the Methodist
church Sunday, May o. and Woodbury.
Post have engaged Rev. J. H. Hoffman
OF St. Johnsbury to deliver the address
Memorial day, Everybody is cordially
invited to these services.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
serve Strawberries and ice cream on the
Methodist church grounds from five I'M
til seven o'clock, May %. Everybody
cordially invited to come and assist the
ladies.
Mrs. Sophah Gle of Walpole N H., is
visiting her friends in this place.
Elmer Reed has rented Alonzo Ovens
farm and will move there soon.
Miss Warren Temple of Lunenburg
called on her friends here Friday.
Mrs. B. B. Spaulding of St. Johnsbury
visited her many friends here last week.
Mrs. Stella Bailey of Hardwick visited
Red Glover Lodge, D. of R., last Tuesday
evening,
Dyer H. Moulton started out with L.
W. Hastings meat cart last Thursday
morning. They will keep supplied with
excellent meat.
Walter Douglas started out with the
road machine last week.
A. W. Belden purchased span of nice
horses at St. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Inez Adams of St. Johnsbury
visited at D. A. Pixies last week.
c. E. Dudley began work at his mill
last week.
Albert Howe of St. Johnsbury called
on his friends here Saturday.
The DR.. Johnson farm, consisting of 80
acres Of land, two.story house, two
barns, 16 acres tillage, II pasturage,
cuts 10 tons hay, is for sale by the Rick
ably Agency, st. Johnsbury.
Have you seen our new line of neck
wear, buckles and belts, at Randall's, St.
Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one of the best ply.
sicans in this country for years, and is
regular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tones known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free
f. ]. CHENEY g. co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
SOUTH RYE0ATE.

There was no school in the primary de-
partment last Monday on account of the
illness of the teacher, Miss Jean Hill,
j.. Wilson has moved from the Kas.
SOW tenement to the Richie place.
Eddie, little son Of Mr., and Mrs. !. J.
Wilson. died last Wednesday. The fun
eral was held Thursday, Rev. S. A. Jack
son officiating.
Mrs. w. s. Wallace and little son ar.
rived in town last Monday. 1t is ex-
pected that the installation of Rev. w.
S. Wallace as pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church will occur Wednesday
evening.
Miss Nellie Hill of Barton made short
visit in town last week.
Mrs. S. a. Jackson was in st. Johns
bury last Monday.
News was received last Wednesday of
the death of Mrs. Geo. Lander at her
home in San Francisco. Mrs. Lander
was mother of Mrs. George Hall and Sis
ter of Mrs. Samuel Mills of this place.
Her age was 81 years.
L. E. Brock has moved his family to
the house herecently purchased of Robert
Plummer.
Mrs, James Beeton is expected home
this week from Boston. Her health has
much improved,
At the installation next Wednesday
evening Rev. Mr., Black of East Boston
will deliver the sermon, Rev. Mr.. French
the charge to the pastor and Rev. W. S.
Cummings OF Barre the charge to the
people,
Ladies fancy hose, regular 3712 cent
for % cts. pair, Randall's, St. Johns
bury.
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one-half dozen solid silver teaspoons,
pair of towels, china cracker jar, tea cup
and saucer, and a jardiniere vase. Music
bv Miss Mae Colby, remarks by 5. Z.
Otis and a poem read by Mrs. Myra
Gordon completed the programme.
George Bean and wife, of Franconla,
n. H., visited in town over Sunday. Mr.
Bean has returned but Mrs. Bean will re.
main few weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Fred Parker has moved TO the village
to the house owned by Mr.. Libby.
Richard Williams has bought the farm
lately vacated by Mr.. Parker. Mr..
Williams now has large farm.
Wedding bells are ringing here this
Wednesday in honor of the marriage of
one of Suttons young ladies, Miss Amy
Stevens.
Ladies Aid meets to-day with Mrs. F.
A. Holmes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
SUTTON.
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary,

About rs of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Blake gave them a surprise visit
last Saturday afternoon and evening, in
honor of the thirtieth anniversary OF
their marriage. 1t was very ENJOYABLE
occasion, it being a perfect surprise to
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake and will long be re-
membered, especially by them. In behalf
of the people Rev. E. c. Clark presented
the following articles, anextension table,
a large rocking chair, an oil painting,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
SHEFFIELD

H. X. Thomas is moving into DR..
Flllmore's house,
olas Gray has bought a house in
Glover and moves there soon.
W. H. Chase has commenced to build
his barn.
The road machine started out Mon.
day.
The remains Of Mrs. Drown, widow OF
Hiram Drown, were brought here Sun.
day and the funeral was held at the
Methodist church, Rev. p. n. Granger
oihcating, Mrs. Drown has been with
her son, Harrison Chase, of Hardwick,
for quite awhile,
Frank ingalls,, Of Lexington, Mass
was IN town over Sunday. He is max
ing arrangements for some repairs on hi,
| house.
Chlldren's hats and bonuets at Ran
} dall's, St. Johnsbury.