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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31
Ha resultadO incierta la versi6

Ha resultado incierta Ia version
qua c;rcul6 en- los cfrculos polfticos
de Washington, de que ell Presidents
Nc K lnley inst6 al Congreso, para
q. demorase la legislaci6n de Puerto
Rico, iaterfn la Corte Supr. N re-
solv;era los Estatutos de dicha Isla.
Ell Alcalde de Vi qaes, ha remi.
lido a la Secretarfa Civil, copia certi.
ficada del expediente in strui 10 sobre
formal lizaci6n de antiques docu r.. n.
tOs que exiSten en- ell arca munici : /.
Sc arrienda 6 Sc vende en- bue-
mas condolences la estancia Sta Ague.
da a 2y ! Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
Barrio Monacillo.
Informaran Gale San jose Le-
cherfa de Ortiz.
N-S-15-13
En- Camuy SO ha hecho entire.
ga del cobro de las contribuciones
dol e sta 10, al re :au1a 1or nombrado
por ell Gobierno. El municipio de
este pueblo ha pedido SO le de uu
a1o de plazo para pagar las contri.
buciones atrasadas.
III pressure uu u0CO 0S 0l ulGlmO
que Sc envfa & nuestro Agente de Ia
Villa de Coamo. Nos dice este amigo
que la situacion economical de allf es
tan tirante que muchos no les per
mite ell desembolso de los Is centa.
vos al mes, para pagar la subscription
ESQ es muy triste. Coamo debe pc.
dir que 10 agreguen a Santa Isabel,
aBarranquitas 6 Ajbonito, pues cuau
do los pueblos decaen de esa name.
ra, deben b1scar economfas por to.
dos los medios.
Ha sido autorizado ell Ayuntamien
to de Caguas para abrir un nuevo
empadronamiento de ganadc, duran.
te el ter nino de dos meses. Una veg
vencido este plazo no SO podran ex.
pedir matt ;ulas de ganado no en-
pradonado, mas que en- Ia forma /
casos que marca la ley.
La casa comercial J. T. Silva
CT de esta plaza Sc ha quejado 4
la Secretarfa Civil del cobro de once
dollars que Sc les hace por urbana,
sobre un eiificio de una Hacienda
que Sc les atribuye en- la Jurisdiction
de Bayam6n. A la vez han pedido SO
nombre una comisi6n Investigators
para el asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Aver tarde fue curado en- la
Sala de s. Socorcos Gregorio NJ Her,
de una her ida incisa do dos centfme-
tros de longitu al tercio inferior del
antebrazO dere :hO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

T Aver por la tarde ha salido pa
ra New York, ell vapor arn nericano
<Ponce, con carga, pasaier4s i CO.
rrespOndencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

LIE ha sido admitida Ia renun
cia que presentara don Her menegil-
do Justiniano concejal del Ayunta:
miento de las Marfas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Encuentrase muy delicado de
salud el Almirante americ hno Mr..
Dewey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

En- Carolina del Nor to E. E.
U. U. Sc ha desarr rollado de una ma
nera rapida, Ia epidemia va riolosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Ha sido nombrado capellan de las
Reverendas mad,e, Carmelitas, ell
pres bftero don Pedro Puras, al que
hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en-
estas oficinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Enrique Vazquez, f1e curado en- la
sala de 5000 rros a loche, de una ero-
sion en- la piel al lado derecho del
mer ton, i u na conta sion sobre ell pa
rietal izquierdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

de drill de 25 centavos q 19; 8O) ca
mas 81 u "a. O0o corses fcanceses
de 50 & 81 25; 30 700 pafuelos de se
da bordados 5 a 25y 30 centavos, For
taleza 25 2
Maf1ana rea nuiara los viaies ell
coche trise manal entire esta ciudad
/ Quay Una. Los dias de salida seran
respectlvamentel los lunes, miecco
les viernes de San Juan, martes,
jueves sabado do G1ayama
Son agentes el Hotel M ayflower
ell Frances. Yea SO I, l anuncio que
insertamos en- otr 70 sitio.
En- ell establecim iento del sef1or
don Manuel Vicente, de esta Capt.
tai, Sc exibe un retrato al oleo, del
sef1or don Julian E Blanco. Els una
joya de arte bajo todos los concep-
tos que Sc le jnzgue. No hay que de-
cir de quien es et trabaio, pues So
10 puede b acerlo en- Puerto Rico,
Frasquito Oller. Rscomendamos &
las personals de gusto que examiner
dicho trabajo.
En- GEL NUEVO BAZAR, 40
San Francisco 40. CINTURONES
b'ancos a 25 y 40 centavos, jabon
Tnrco q 38 centavos .docena, jab6n
Corylopsis del ia pom a 81. 25 doce
ma, cascarilla 20 centavos docena,
alfileres q 35 centavos paquete,
ahuecadores a 81. Is docena de pa
res, panuelo os Japoneses con inicia-
les de seda 8 So. 25 docena 6 infinf-
dad de otros art1culos a precios de
buemaz6n. ~
Han prestado declaration de na
cionalidad espanola, los s1bditos ve-
cjnos de esta Capital don Salvador
Modelo, do q jose Hernandez, don
Gumersindo Dieguez, don Ricar1o
Alfonso, don Fernando Travieso, don
Leandro Garcia, don Candido San
tana, don Damfan Cambet don B arto-
me Reus, don Serafin Perez i dof1a
Dolores Quintana
Enrique Vazquez fac curado en- la
sala de socorros a loche, de una ero-
sion en- la piel al lado derecho del
merton, u na conta sion sobre el pa
rietal iznniardO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Para Fajardo Sc ha despacha-
dc ell balandro <Dos her nan bs,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

FL dia del entrante Febrero
saldra un Official del ejercito para
las distintas aduanas de la Isla, con
ell objeto de recoger los fon dos que
hayan recaudados en- cada una de
elias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

La Comisi6n. encargada de los
trabajos hidrografc COS de eS ia Isla,
ha paralizado sus labores por falta
de fOndOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-31

Ha fallecido en- Barcelo ma dof1a
Antonia Suarez, esposa de don Be-
-nigno Trueba, veci no de esta Capl'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
ASSAULT CASE IS ENDED.
Court Holas TAat Car Motorman II
Master Of His Platform, but
Reserves HIS Decision.

After having occupied the greater por-
ton Of two days in hearing the assault
and battery case brought by John G. Gar
vsy AGAINST Metorman Oscar coralson,
Austin yesterday announced that he
would reserve his decision pending the
examination Of authorities.
The prosecution OF the defendant result
ed from . disaEres,nsnt between him and
senser aboard a Green Lake car. Carney
was directed to draw the forward curtain
Of the ear, and refas.t to do 30 when
informed that the dire on was an order
and not : REQUEST Thereupon. Garvey
the platform into the car where he fell
and claimed 10 have sustained injuries
to his arm and leg.
The evidence in The case tended to
show that aarvey refused to vacate tho
platform after having been twice request
ed to do 50 and that when the motorman
attempted to pueh him through the door
way he resisted, and In the scuffie fell
to the ear Moor.
Austin remarked that while IN his opin-
Ton a personal encounter could have been
avoided rs the exercise of discretion. no
was convinced that 80 long a. a motor
man was held responsible for the safety
car mechanism, Il Was his right to ex-
clude from the platform passengers who
IN any way trtefferrd with the discharge
~ his duties. To accomplish this end.
as was necessary was justified under
such circumstances
~ am convinced said Judge Austin,
that passengers are permitted TO use
this portion OF a stree; car as privilege
and not e. right. and upon this as
the Instructions OF the man who Is held
responsible for their safety"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

befsonai property TO pay his own fees
and the expenses Of administration. In
order to secure widows allowance Mrs.
0choenfeldt claims she was compelled TO
sign a lease Of her home at 200 Yesler
premises and Of most Of the revenue ac-
Later. Mrs. Schoenfeldt states, she
wanted more money for her support, and
was told that IT would be necessary to
sideration OF 1900, but that she only re-
ceived $50 on this transaction: She
gives ~ her reason for all these dealings
that she was ignorant of business usage.
and had great confidence in the defend
ant a. her adviser. !.
ana his wife are made defendants. and
the allegations are somewhat similar
save that the wife, who was Macleod
sister, IL said to have c0napircd with ELS
worth. first TO secure tho appointment
She alleges that BY threats Of criminal
prosecution on false charges, by mis-
representation and by conspiracy, she
was induced to transfer two lots in West
Seattle and two lots In Occidental Heights
received only $780, although the proper
ties were worth much more She con-
veyed. In addition, CHOSE in action"
on claim for funeral expenses, which
she alleges was worth SSH. and for which
she. received the nominal consideration
OF 81
Mrs. scnoenfeldt now asks that the
court Investigate these alleged transac-
lions and the surrounding circumstances,
and return to her the property signed
away. allow her the money received as
the administrator and grant general re-
lief She states that the value OF the
property IL not less than $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

. .,.,v .,no,v, Cd
ns 'nles ~ -. w.,,,a,,t - ths s,,nerior
so,r, -. ~ - ,,,acs a vsipstson On the property
i S1 b. 70 t Pse late john SULLIVAN
concluded their Iabors and presented re-
port giving the total worth OF the estate
- ,a,'. nac,,a,,r NE rscentlv anno,,nc-
~ y. nca. ana thetr resnectiye and n,,-
~ nanee.' ~" 49, 49,. ,,sr,
msrous counse'ols Jaw, san !, ,,,a,,am
',me t ss ,n me shs,r hanas when thew
or any OF them succeed in obtaining a
final decree directing that the property be
placed under their control.
ns .o'u =, ais a,.,s.., ~ I, Saaao,rs
court recently appoin'eu ~, n, MaoaosAs'
Timothy Ryan and T. D. Hinckiey 70 app
praise the Sullivan estate tat The APPRAISER Sa'rs
sisted BY the administrator. Terence
cyr2rtep ana his counsel. A careful and
,har1.,,~h snnrsss.,,ue,,t ~. beer enar4d
snviv"sn Up. $1,000. ''as pss. ~
Tor the INSPECTION OF the court, ana ~ Is
the opinion OF all who have examined the
report that its estimates are conservative,
save perhaps in the one item OF the Sulii-
van D'oc ns wnere opinions no c a.m ara ~
- ~ - ,.s. ~ v,.,,ss.s.. t,,s,I -,
80 49, .ne laises. - .ne ~ 49,. -
rIHt avenue, - THIS cry. ne ne w, =,
while the estimate appears large 1t Is said
on competent authority that the building
Il paving good interest on that amount.
1890 80 .s.a,,as.. =. Sasersha.s -
fvs. I'1se - ~, =, ~ aa~ah fsa,,,s
'HS..s anu ~. ~ pau ~. ~ S"as.i anN ts
Sss.s.S y = 40 TX 90 - ath.~ ,s.css
~ g real propeF'y' nut these are tne most
IN - H. ~.a., nro,.~. t.s. -, c,,-
,,van q ,nci,,Tnd ~ III III ana conserva-
tive values have been placed dc on the the dif-
s rsSn. aIucIes. Inc aPpTaIsefs evuenuy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
LARCENY ON THE HIGH SEAS
Two OF DO1phin's Crew CHARGED
with Felony--DounA Over -
Federal Grand Jury.

For alleged larceny on the high seas q.
Tucker. second engineer, and p. McNamee,
water tender. of the stoarner Dolphin,
were yesterday bound over TO await the
action OF the next federal grand Jury.
They we're arraigned and given hearing
before United States Commissioner
kiefer. who fixed their bonds at 500 each.
The charge against them was the alleged
theft of quantity of whisky and canned
Last voyage TO the north. Manager Pea
body of the Washington q Alaska Steam
ship Company signed the complaint and
caused their arrast.
United States Attorney Gay who is con-
Quoting the prosecution. says that the al
legged crime Is felony severely punished
under the laws Of the United States. The
present case. he says. will be prosecuted
principally for the purpose OF putting .
stop to pilfertng by the crows Of steamers
running between this city and Alaska.
The habit has become very common, Mr..
Gay says, and the transportation eompa-
nies are determined to have no more OF IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
SUES ON LARGE NOTES.
Henry y. Allen CONNIE nee. Action
Against Onlcer. of Pacific North-
west Packinx Company.

r.. q. J. Mcdonald were yesterday made
defendants IN "a suit Instituted BY Henry
y. ANen 10 recover St5.nS and costs on
two ngomisSNfy notes made during the
autumn az mss
The complaint aled yesterday In the
Superior cnurS contains allegations 10 the
effect that Allen was Induced 70 supply
xl5.0oo on two notes, enc for sl2,Qo and
one for s. 600 signed by the Pacific North
west Packing Company and Endorsed by
the corporation,
In addition 10 the siS.cso called for on
these notes Allen Asks that he be allowed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
CONSPIRACY is CHARGED,
WsAew ~ Alexander Macleod Coma
nences Actions Against Aansinis-
TRAITOR and slater Of OeeeaseA

= tugust Schoenfeldt and Rhodella
echoenfeidt. his wife. yesterday com
menced two actions In the superior court
property. left w Alexander Macleod.
Mrs hchoenfeidts first husband. The
twu cases are somewhat peculiar. and
amount Of real property In this city.
-Ine hrst case u brought against y C.
nsIIsworth and wife, of this city, and the
outlined In both actions ii il alleged
tnat Macleod died In this city last year.
ana that at the request of Ellsworth he
Of the estate. He assumed control 4, a.
SAID ana told the plaintiff Mrs Schoen
feidt. that the estate was praoticaIly
vneiess. She states that he claimed
the real property To he a bleak and hnr'
ren waste. and further told her that he
could only realize enough cash from the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
WRIGHT BRINGS ACTION.
Seeks 70 Recover Safe DGp0sit Bosses
Now Held ~ Stewart 4 Holnes
Uru9 CnlnnanH

Seeks 10 recover SoKe O0DOoAt Doxeo
Now Held ~ Stewart 4 Holaes
Drag Company.
"A jury in judge Reid's department OF
the superior court IL engaged in listening
to evidence IN the case OF Robert Wright
against the Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Com
pany. Wright, who sues ~ receiver Of
the Seattle Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany. seeks to recover the value Of Lee
safe deposit boxes ana general fixtures
located In the Safe Deposft building ana
In the roosns occupied BY the defendant.
The action brought by Wright ID very
similar to one against the. Postal Teie-
graph and Cable Company, which was re-
Gently decided In favor Of the defendant.
The cause Of action In each case IN that ut
the time these defendants assumed charge
OF the premises now occupied by them
they also took fixtures which were al
ready In place. Wright now claims that
title to these fixtures was not covered by
the instrument under which possession
was given. He asks 1900 In the present
case. II the property cannot =, returned.
The plaintiff closed HIS cao8 Yesterday.
and most Of the afternoon WAS devoted to
the consideration of technical point.
The trial win be resumed tomorrow morn
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
DEGREES Given w. ,. sutton and y,
Mounce by Jaage nenson-

Two divorces only were granted yester-
day In the superior court, the cases oa-
Ing heard by Judge Benson. frank
Mounco secured a divorce from Clara
Meance. and w j. Sutton was given 8
decree against Orpha Sutton.
The complaint In the Mounce case was
not filed until yesterday. II states that
the parties were married at Vancouver.
Wash, in 1888 and that Mrs. Mounce left
her husband In 1899 and has failed to re-
turn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

The desrabity Of Lake Washington water front becomes
apparent every We offer thrfeeht acres
time negotiated 10000, but subsequently by reason
foreclosure foreign to get rid Of it
chance OF the thirtyeight twelve acres are
cleared five acres Strawberries barn,
chicken house. fine Strawberries rpen earlier in this
neiGborhood than and thus command fancy prices
No such bargain In this class Of property be found
anywhere,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

I. ". I.Angdon- who was arrested last
week upon complaint OF Game Warden
laws By the killing OF blue grouse out
OF season. was yesterday aned 81 and
costs an Jsstsce Austins court upon a plea
W guilty.. The desendan; stated that he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

PASSENGERS for vaides and points
reached by Alaska Mail Steamship Com
panys steamer Aloha can make connec-
lions at juneau by leaving Seattle on
p c. 9. 8. Co.'S steamer Senator. sailing
p. m. Tuesday. January /, 1901. Ar
rangements have been made for the
AlSha TO - held 1t Juneau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
Is Convicted of n<est.s.

Long Hong. Chlnaman. was srralgned
and convicted In ths police court yester-
streets. and sentenced 20 ave days In the
city taf. The poiice authorities do not
recall another instance wherein a China
man was convicted OF this offense In the
police administration Of this city The
Monaghan wept when the court snnounc-
ed Its finding.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

MINERS have returned to work. Re-
member Leary Coal rs the Great Heat
Producer. Telephone, Main 7os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
IPPRl|SE SULLIVAN ESTATE
Value Of Property Left by Heirle-s
Bachelor SAT, 230.
ESTIMATE IS CONSERVATIVE.

uleck on First Avenae IL Payssg
Interest On Very Large sum-Pcr-
sonaI Property Given Low valua-
tion snd Many Ola Notes Stated
IN ne Almost worthIess-So Large
Claims Have Yet Bcen Presented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

DANCE OLD YEAR OUT.
New one Ia. R&nke's hall. PIKE street.
Monday evening. Dec. slst ..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

EVERY house made cheerful with a fire
Of Lezry coal Telephone. Main 7os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

cALEzSDARs and games. half price.
Dsnoy,Ceryail CO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
SPORTS IND PAS1|M[S.
ALL-sTAR FOOTBALL GAME on NEW
YEARS DAY.

semble ON Local Gridiron in Con-
test Between Seattle and Tacoma
Coach Allen to Take . Position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Infamous ISLANDERS.

A representative of the Montpelier
Journal visited Randolph last week and
furnished his paper with an article on the
two leading topics OF the week, the bank
failure and the Republican caucus, which
fairy bristled with venom, ialsehood and
Islander. The Journal has always eXhib-
tied intense animosity toward W. B. Wall
aud has never missed an opportunity to
assail him.
In the recent senatorial caucus struggle
in Randolph, the HERALD AND News did
not support Mr.. Wall, but when il sees a
reputable citizen foully attacked aud held
up to public scorn without warrant or
reason, 1t will defend him In he interest
Of truths nd justice. +.-.--.-
After criticising F. S. Plat, state in
spector OF finance, for hasty action in
bringing about the closing OF the Saw.
ings bank the Journal says There are
those who are saying that the inspector
owes his present official position TO W. B.
Wall OF this place, and that Mr. Wall, in
his struggle for supremacy over the other
local candidate for county Senator, was
not consumed with grief because OF the
fact that the banks doors were closed on
the day before the local caucus was held
for the election OF delegates TO the county
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21

The third and fourth degrees will be ex.
empliied at the next meeting OF the
| grange Saturday evening. The harvest
march will be given and ice cream and
cake will be served. All OF the ladies are
! expected to bring cake without further
notice unless otherwise ordered.
Wednesday afternoon OF last week c. z.
Granger dropped his poeketbook on the
platform of car at Montpelier Junction.
II was picked up by a young man who
handed it to the conductor to hold until
identified. II contained over q 900 in
money and cashiers checks, besides other
valuable papers. Fortunately he recovered
1t at once.
L. B. Clark's gang OF concreters finish
work here this week. New walks and
crossings have been laid on Highland and
Prospect avenues, Main and Weston
streets and considerable repairing done.
About 81 100 worth in all has been laid, a
portion OF which AUDITORS pay for. The
work has been we'll done and gives prom
Use Of entire satisfaction.
A letter bearing the date OF May 9Th
was received last week by Elmer n Bean
from Harry Brown in the Philippines.
His friends will be glad to learn that his
health is no longer poor. He has been on
duty for the past four months, with the
the Philippines a year May 18th and has
just one year and six months more to
serve before completing his term of en-
llstment. He says he is so tanned and
has gained so much in avoirdupois that
his friends would hardly know him. BE
seems to have begun already to look for.
ward to the homecoming.
The following clipping from the Barre
Telegram Will be OF interest to his friends
here :"Carroll II Granger, who has been IN
the employ OF the Eastman Bros. for the
last four years, will sever his connection
with them about the end of this month.
He intends going into partnership with
II. j, Eaton Of Gouldsville in the grocery
and.genersl store business. His connec-
ton with the family trade OF Barre has been |
a good one and all those who have had the !
pleasure OF his acquaintance have known |
man OF genial disposition and one who |
win be able to hold any new customer he |
will make. His friends are sorry he is |
leaving, but wish him all success In his |
new venture"
The Methodist Sunday school observed /
Children's day by a concert Sunday morn
ing, "Birds and Flowers" was the title OF /
the service, introducing the children in
songs and Rotations, which were finely
given. The church was artlsticslly
A very fine concert program,
with special features, was presented at the
Christian church Sunday morning. The
school executed a professional, the little
ones carrying psrasols and wreaths, This
was supplemented by procession OF chill
iren attired as altar boys, chanting the
Lords prayer. Buttonhole bouquets were
distributed among the audience. An
.hems by the choir, songs by the congre-
cation, recitaticns and songs by the little
lEes and a selection by Miss Chase made
Up a very nice program.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Berry-Hal Co.
Burlington, VT.

fdepawow before &c"
nncnd Our aeH syeE far much Larger
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Wash Goods.

Dainty Muslins and Dimities, fine silk
and wool Challies in Polka Dots, the
newest Ginghams. Percales, etc.-we
think the choicest stock ever shown
by us, all now at a special discount.
Look them over.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Wrappers and
Gowns.

Our business has nearly doubled in
this department We show today
handsome white Lawn Wrappers at
$3.50, Percales, Muslins and Dimities
at CSC. to $3.50 each. Dark print
wrappers with founce at 75c, to
$125.
p. s. Ladies will do well" to wait
and watch for our Great Muslin
Underwear Sale. 1t will pay you
sure.