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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Dickson Locomotive Works.

rho mammoth locomotive recently
huiit at the Dickson Locomotive WORKS
for the Jntercuonial railroad, has been
undergoing some severe tests during
the mast few days. under the direction
of SIperintendent Delaney and Eu-
nnne Cleveland. the inventor OF the
cleveland cylinders, and the result IS
rminently satisfactory. No changes
whatever were necessary, and the To-
,o,notive climbed the heavy grades on
The Lackawanna railroad as easy and
graceful as could be expected or such
an iron monster.
This is the third locomotive built
for the Intercolonial company with the
cleveland cylinder included, and is the
first of an order of seven express ana
five consolidation engines now being
built bv the Dickson Manufacturing
company.
The features Of the Cleveland pat
crt is in overcoming cylinder condeh-
sation and back-pressure. or the resist
ancc of exhausted steam. thus facili-
tating unlimited speed, increased
power and decreased coal consump-
lion.
In conversation with The Tribune
n,an yesterday, Mr.. Cleveland unhesi-
tatingly stated that this type of loco
motive embodies the finest Of every
thing that modern science incorporates
in locomotive building, and that the
Dickson Manufacturing company has
one of the best locomotive building
plants in the world. Their employees
are exceptionally clever worklnen, and
the products OF the Scranton shops are
making Il name for themselves
throughout the railroad world that is
bound to be felt in the future.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Swell OXfoIds

at Mahons Shoe Store, &2S I.arka,
wanna. ~
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To Make War on D., L. & w.

1t is reported that the United StNos
Pipe Line Oil company intends to
fight the Delaware, Lachawanna and
Western Railroad company because
they have taken up one Of their tracks
between Washington ana Phillips
burg, N. j.
The report has il that whcp nppi-
cation was made in the cas- the rro-
moters of the company made every
effort TO secure the right of laying Il
single track, but failed. Tha Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western has
taken up one track between there and
Washington. 1t is stated that Secre-
tary Lewis Emery, of Bradford, Pa,
ex-president of the oil compar-', pro-
poses to begin proceedings against
the railroad company for forfeiture of
the Iatter's charter. The railroad
company defeated the oil company
when they wanted to lay their pipes
under the Delaware, Tackawanna and
Western tracks near Washington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

Tbe grievance committee OF the
Delaware. Iackawanna and western
r,,,r,ad miners. who waited upon SUI
nerintendent li Il. Loomis. oil the
I..clawanna coal department. Thurs-
dav afternoon. were yesterday report
cd as having had u most pleasant m
,orv,ew with Mr.. Loomis. ana one
which was destined to bring about
some rather important changes III COLI
,itions at the collieries.
They submitted n list of grievances
to the superintendent, discussed them
with him, and finally left. having MS
nss,,rance that all due consideration
would be given their plants. w me
mono of the points involved are OF the
ueiphtiest kind, there are nulnDer
Of grievances which the miners claim
need instant attention. Superintehd-
ont Joomis was out of the city yes
teriay. leaving here Thursday even
ing. ,.oa
,rhe Delaware and Hudson grievance
committee is still in session. The men
were closeted at American Order uhl.
ted Workmen hall all yesterday ana
will resume work on their grievance
list This morning. The Erie miners
we're also in session during the day
mt Hotel Coyne, but were unapie 10
complete their work, and adjourned
until this morning.
The employees of the Temple Coal
and Iron company met at SCOTS hotei
and the committee representing tnc
co1lieries of the New York, ontario
and Western Railroad company as
.enbled yesterday at American oruer
1T,ited yVorEmen hail. meeting in the
small room adjoining the main apart
nent. Twenty flour delegates, repre-
senting ten collieries, We're present.
and organized by electing M. f. Nor
row, of the Ontario colliefy. president
and oliver Harris of the Richmondaie'
secretary. They will meet again TINS
morning.
IT is likely that the other commit
tees will wind up their preparations
today. and wait upon Superintendents
c. G. Rose, of the Delaware and HUI
son: w. A. May, of the Eric, ana ,.
r. Thornc, of the Temple.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

Ask FOR Kelly's union crackers. 4"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

t. NJ IIallet; p. IN, y. Wallace; p. M.
II Bisbng: p. m, II. J. Larkin.
SUBMITS, Etc.--6 a. M. cast, j. Hennigan; I
Carrjrg; z y. m. east, N. Golden with w. II
Nichols men p. IN, east from Nay Aug, H.
McAllstcr.
ru!ler--1U a. nL, J. II. Secor.
nerly; I.3O a. m. Moran; Z y. M, Murphy; {
D. nj. Lampins; 10 p. m, Widnor.
Passenger Engnes-7 a. IN. Gatrney: a. M.
Snrcr $50 p. M. Stanton; p. M. McGovcrn
Wild Cats, West n. M, T. Wall; q. m
j. Cinley; a. M, NJ Carmody; s a. in., @
Kingsley: . a. M. J. Bmkhart; II u. M, !
II. Masters; J p. M, NJ. Louchncy; . p. M, y
Cahagan; y. m. J. L. Masters; r. IN. D.
Ilaggcrty; r y. m, T. \. Thompson; y. m
MeLanc.
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Wild Cats, East-l2.SO a. M, n. Costner; 3 a
M, o. Randolph a. m. J. j. Costello; s a.
M. O. kearneyi a. M, 4, H. Rove; II a. IN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
The Firemen's Strike.

State President C. W. Baxter, of ihe
International Association Of Stationary
Fireman, yesterday made the state
ment that the striking ilremen If the
South steel mill had been offered $40
per day, if they would return.
No recognition of the union would
he made, however The mems de-
mands are for wage df SloS, 1Gi .
cents per hour. An important meet
ing of the firemen viii be held nj 2.@C
o'clock tomorrow after noon in Corcor-
ans hall, South Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Strike at Nay Aug.

The miners at the Nay Aug colliery
of the Nay Aug Coal company are
again on strike. 1t is claimed that the
company is paying some men 81 per
yard for removing rock and that others
ale getting only seyenty-iiYe cents.
The men have appointed a grievance
committee, who will wait upon super
intendent Caryl just as soon as that
official returns from New York city,
where he now is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
SATURDAY. APRIL

Wild Cats, East-s p. M, G. Thomas, with G.
3artholomew's mem 10 p. M, W, W. LsBan
II D. m, A. ketch1m.
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THE CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN
Vaccoro Will Be Good Hereafter and
Likewise Pay the Costs.

Some time ago Dominco Vaccoro. of
Dunmore, was arrested for selling
liquor on Sunday, at his hotel in Dun
more. Rev. w. II. Williams. of the
Anti-Saloon League, being the prose-
Cutor.
Yesterday an arrangement was ar
rived at, by which the charge against
Vaccoro is withdrawn. upon his sigh
ing an agreement TO hereafter observe
the provisions of his license and pay
the costs, which amount TO S2SS6.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
D., L. & w. Board.
FRIDAY, April %.

Following is the makeup of the d.,
L. & w. board for today:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
INDUSTRIAL
and LABOR
COMMITTEE OF MINERS WAITED
ON LOOMS. /

Submitted Their List of Grievances
and Left Them for Consideration.
Work That Is Being Done at the
Dickson Locomotive Works--The
D.. T.. & w. Board for Today.
Threaten to Make War OH the
r,ckawanna-Another Strike at
the Nay Aug Mine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Organs for Sale Cheap.

You can buy q good second hand Or
gan as low as $1,000 at Guernsey Hall,
j. w. Guernsey, Prop. 314 Washing
ton avenue, Scranton, Pa. .*
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NOTICE.

Conductor VI. Ginlcy will run 2. ]. Neals'
run tonight, April 60.
Brakeman Mcdonnell reports for duty on with
W. II. Nichols crew.
Brakeman i. lIarncy reports for duty on a..
r. Staplcs' crow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

Where can get my films ana plates
developed and pictures finished? Why,
at florey * Brooks, of course. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
CAMARER IS
del ifa 9 de Emeru

Sc pas6 lista concurriendo % dele
gados
Alberta la session Sc procedi6 leet
ell acta las siguienteS solicitudes:
Don Eyari, to Yeiez y otros solici-
tan una subyenci6n para pasar a los Es
tados Unidos d estudiar
Don Agust n Stbal propone la crea
ci0n de un institute bacteOriOl0gico. Pa
sa la comisi6n de ciencias.
Dona Ramona Vega presentas un
escrito autOrizado por miles de firmas,
solicitand0 que queden en- la isa las
<Hermanas de "a carloads
Ii cOmisi0n de reefs maciOnes, in
fernando respecto d una s0licitud de los
senOres Pom y B&usd, que piden Sc excu
Sc del pago de c0ntribuciones una f j
brica de cigaTrillos que poseen, du-
rante nueye amos, indica que no Sc ac-
ceda esta preteDci0n. Fu6 aprobado
ell dictamen.
La comisi6n de gastos de la Camara
dispone Ell pago de a;gunas deudas de la
misma. Tambien SO aprob0.
La cOmisi0n de terrenos encarga=
da de dlctanlnar respecto al H. b. No 5
emite su infOrme de confOrmidad cen Ell.
Egozcue anuncia que traera datos Y
dOcumontoS que dar luces en- la dis
NuoiCu 'AC csc Cttt' 90 lJdSO d Id IlStd L =
asuntos sin terminar.
Las cOmisiones de legisls ci6n, pre-
sentan su intorme reSpecto al bin N 2
de Sein. sohre hipOtecaS. exponien1o su
Sc deja para despu6s la
Sc procede a dar lectura d los ST
guientes bills.
H. BIZ ndmero 65 Tous Y Egoz
cue Para que Sc disponga la constru
ci0n de una carretera de PatiIlas d Ha-
10 Grande.
II BIZ nd-aero 81 Rossy par4
meio~ar la condici6n dnanciera de puer
TO Rico.
petici6n ndmero IS Egozcue
Para que Sc dest!ne ell sobrante de las
a3uanas DE Pa -rto Rico i auxiliar la
agricultural eatregando a los Bancos del
pa e>as cantidades
II. b. % Sein Para que Sc cons
truya una carretera de Anasco a Lares.
Sc da segunda iectura d los pro-
yectos de ley que diremos
H.. B. numero 81 Tous Sobre
nulidad de matrimonTos religiosos y di
yOrciO.
H. B. numero 62 Tous -Abolien-
10 algun0s art cuos del Codigo penal.
H B. numero SO S. Morales
Para la construcci(n de IN hospital.
Il. B. numero 64-QuinOnes
Termination de la carretera de San
German Sabana Grande.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
col tGIO SAN PABLO

Hemos tenido ell gusto de reci-
bir un prospecto del plantel de en-
senanza que con ell nombre que nos
sirve de epigrafe Sc iuaugar6 antes
de aver en- ell edifcio del Seminario.
E. su director el honorable Pre-
lado Monsenor Blenk y estara ell
colegio oajo su patrociDio.
Sc ensenan en- 81 la instruction
primaria y secundacia.
El sistema que sirve de base pa
ra los estudjos, es bueno; Sc apresta
en- todo los principios de la pc
dagogia moderna Nosotros nos per
mitimos recomendarlo d los padres
de familia.
Los pobres recibiran la educa-
cion sin ninguna clase de extipendios
Celebramos la feliz iniciativa
del virtuoso senor Obispo y deseamos
que tenga una vida larga y pros
pera ,el Coiegso de Sa5a Pablo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
.MUNOz RIVERA
EN- HU ALCA.O

Esta maflaua d las ocho. salio para
Humacao Ell jefe del partido federal don
Luia Mu1oz Rivera, en- union de nuestros
queridos amigos don Modesto Sola, doctor
don Fernando Gonzalez Lcdo. don jose
j. Alvarez.
Manana SO cele ebrara en- squella ciudsd
IN gran meeting del pa'tido federal al
que acudiran oorreligionarios de juno q,
Yabuooa y Naguabo
e, entu~issmo en- nu"atro partido es
oada dfa mayor, siendo Humaoao uno de
los pueblos que mas Sc distinguon por 81
conatancia = por. gu adhesion y Garlic p
auestro jefe.
Deseamos IN feliz viaje al stficr
Munoz Rivera, enviando IN APPLAUSE earl
1oso los buencs amigos de Rumaoao,
quienes Las exigeDcias del periodieo no
nos permite ir dsrles IN abrazo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
la FUNCION DE hNOCHE

B3stante ooncurreDcia asisti6 anccb,
/ Ia fnucion orgsnizada per les e.poso:
Iustiz.
4, programa, oompuesto ae piesI
cdmioas, fa6 d ell agrado del tublco, On
arlaudio varias vecss a los actores sch
todo a dos graciosas ninas que repe.a
taban Ia Repe561ica y La Federaci6a !
que reoitaron nuy oien el dla ogo queh
fue encomendadO.
In la revists fusi distingui6ae muc1t
en- el papel de BorinQue's Ia bella y SIN.
patIca aenorita Lolita Rovira, que ml
cara preciosa une oondiciones cGmjca
que bien dirigidas podrian hsoer de ell,
ana buena actriz en Ell g6nero chico,
Reciban todos nnestro APPLAUSE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
Osg e I1s eg aEiZxGyS
In asalt0 al a'Caid8

Ell seis del corriente - segun nos e
Criben fue un verdaderO dia de IIe5
en- la casa de nuestro distingud0 ,4:
Y consecuente correli4ionaIio don d5
nuel Reyes Ruiz, alcalde popular
QuebradiIlaS.. Este sigDiendo las tIaa
cionale5 costumbres de Sus mayores
propuso hacer /" que generamente
dice ~echar Ia casa poi a yeutanae' .
Una cabalgala compuesta &c lisII
guida senOritas y j,VeDe> dc la mas c1
To sociedad camuyana, roitaudo y oaI
dera DaciOnal y yarlOs eStandartes Fl
patri0ticas irscripciones, despues De y
Der recorrido las GALES &c la poDIac1
los acordes de nuestra c'asica aof
queoa, aSaltar0n Ia morada de nues.1
amigo y al fuoron espI4ndidamente y
Segulados con duIces, ceryeza tul
licores. que los espcsos Reyes tenlah 4
Sus trlncAerds para repeler coaIqDsI
asaItO.
La concurreneia era numef0Sa
unldos Ell un solo haz con yerdao'1
fraterDidad, 50 bailo hasta las doce II
la noche, sin que huhiera la menof ~
dlscordante, pues en- Ia casa de los stl5
res Reyes Ruiz no huto mas que ooe
qul0s dlst'nciones para tOdO Ell nuN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
PROyECTO PLAUSIBLE

FL departamento de educaoion abfg
el prop6slto de edIfoar en- Coguss VI
casa con cuatro departamentos div
aionas, do un solo iso, dest n ida q e.
caela, 4iempre que Ell munioiplo facll1
gratnjtgm gmente eltio o solar apropladO
convenlente para 81 obj-to,
e. departa,nento ue instTuccion prc
veera TODD 81 eqalpo = utenslllos de e'
ouela mas modernoe, slepdo de su excI
siva cnenta el oosao de dicho edifcg
siempre que ol vaIor de oicha fatrca
demas gastos de utenoi!lios no exoedan d
la osptidad que tiene prasupuestada p''
eae FL.
Nos pareoe TN proyeoto Ioable
desde Ipego le ap!audimos des9ando
lleve 4 efecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12

Ell fuerte de Vieques sera ooupado
para estsbecer ell colegio de aquella isls
Sc haran algunas r>formas en- su in,
terror.
-El alcalde de Anasco ha cs stigsdo
con 80 dias de arresto Juan Franciso
Solar7, por haber amenazado con IN re.
wolyer don Daniel Fesante.
-En Aguadilla faileci0 antier /,
respectable Sc nora dohs Antonia del VaIs
de Brunet, esta viltaosa sonora era her.
mana del doctor don R3faei del EaAe
Aver faileeio en- santurce una NH,
de amos hija de Mr.. Weymouth, meta
de- dor Jorge Flnlay.
Nos asegnran que al policla nsp
lar jose Maria Pietrantoni Sc ha conc
dido un mes de iiceDcia y ese 10 passp
como escribieute en- las Camaras gauando
dos dollars diaries.
ESto Ines, clio Sc 0lob0. 0......
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
gro g tsaaeEs
sseS pess' tjdo

Como la prensa adyersaria, porg.
norancia O maIa fe, Sc enTetienen Ell
estos dias en- tergigersar y 1alsear e
pro8rama de nuestro partido, lie pubIic2
mos hoy Ell cuarta plana, y ahl quedars
unos cuantos numercs hasta que nues
tros adyerSarios Sc 10 aprendan de me-
moria y 10 recuerden algunos correHgo
narios que 10 hayan olyldadO.
No Sc puede dar On prOgrama m,
dem0crata, mas autOn0micO III N 5 sin
ceramente americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
n JUAN
NOTAS POKg CUR HgEGb

Don Fr ncisco Lopez Ssnchez, nom
brsdo vice lresidente del sub comlt6 de
Ia juvet tud republicans en- aq1ella ciu
dad, es empleado del archivo general de
la ista.
iO6!
-Anot he como las 10 Sc formd
una gran alarms conseouencla de habar
pasado 6 10 policfae por la plaza de
Alfonzo XII todo oorrer con ell itfe 4
la cabeza; al Ilegar la plaza de San
francisco Sc encontro dichs fuerra con
ell cabo Pare aIli couferenciarou un mo
mento r~tirandose todos.. Sc dice ID n &
sorprender una jngada.
-Conginn4 gravemente eufermo don
Antonio Geigel ingepero pnerto,r on, II j
que ajerce ep Ooras pdblcss
La sLiga de propietarior, aoordo
aver oelebrar unnaesing rdblico en- ell Tea.
tro, 81 domingo las dos dc la tarde. En-
dloho act tomaran parte personas ilustra
das como Bianco, DIR r. del Valles, More.
ra, Fernandez Junoos, otros Todos =.
pondran los grandes defectos del blu Ho
llander.
Sc invitara Ia Camara los
miembros del Ejecutivo.
Nos dican que aver, mientras se ce
iebraba en- ell Tribunal de policfs Ell ipioio
lie MIRO por et ate, tado CONTRA Os rio
varlos psnaderos deolararon en- contra de
aquei, qolen saco IN revolver art 81
aloaide presidente del Tribunal Y su iefe
superior como empleado que es del mum
elplo. qulso dlspsrar contra ellos.
HI oastigo impuesto d Miro son
d0II0rs de muita.
For algo es concur .do del do, tor
Rarbosa.
I'll pr6xfmo Iunes, por la noche.
oeieoraran los federalas de Santuroe una
asamolea &C objeto de reorgaoizar Ell sub
oomit6 del barrio.
Por tel6grsfo sc ha con ufirmado !.
muerte de- doctor Gomez Caevas eda
Maya2uaz. Este sef1or fu6 cornps 15ero del
aoctor lgnlns, preso por los sucesos de
Camuy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
"A CONSTITUTION

Ell iuez Part, de la ouprema Corte
de los Estado pnidos, >ostuyO que debe
exteuderse a Puerto Rico la C0nstitu
ci6n americana Dice adem que ell
presidente Mac Kit ley no fu6 elegido Pa
ra ser IN d6spota de este pals. pues es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
Pom G.
Tan prOntC

Tan pronto como firm6 el goberna-
dor Allen la fraDquicia otorgada para Ia
contrucci0n del ferrocarril de Ponce 3
>u playa. comen aron los trab 4ios EN-
pleandO qujuieDtos braceros. La con
cesi6n estipula ell precio de cinco cen
tavos pOr la recorrida del trayectO d
cada DaSalePO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
EN I'm BAMQUETE

En- un banquete habido en- Roma Ell
conde NOrfulk, embaJ dor ingI6s cerca
del papa, expreso que no le merec a Din
guDa c!ase de afecto ell rey Victor a
nuel. Brind0 solo por la reina Victoria
E0r su Santidad Leon XIII.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12

Por question de negra honrllla
les tengo que demostrar,
que ei hacer una qulntilla
es Ia cosa mas sencilla
que Sc paede imaginar.
La obra de Matos es nota BILE, no
porQue este escrita Ell sonetos, slno
por que en- ella Sc externan todas
las senSaciones de IN alma depurada
en- eI cri~ok de las tristezas J de las
amarguraS; porqne Su estllo es c.
rrecto Y sus lmageues ballas; porque
hay on sus paginas inspiracl6D; por-
que todo esq puede verse Ell el 81
guienle soneto, con ell que, a modo de
broche de ORC, cierro esta cr0nlca.
Tengo er el alma penetrante herida
que Il tempo cierra 81 ell oiyido quiere;
mi eSpiritu es ca!enduIa que muere
p0rquo le IA ta OXlgenO que eS vida.
Venga a eScuchsr mi iqueJa sd0lOrlda
todO aquel que luchandO desespere;
Yengan a mi 81 necesario fuere,
ell hOmbpe triste y la mujer caida.
J Mi eXistencia fue rmen diVertidO
pero murierOn sus lozanas flores
que eran de dicha Y de eSperanza nidO;
en- hi pecho dejaron los dolores
la S0lida eXperioocia de haber do
ciegO creyente Y sonador de amores.
Yzarassuao AGrsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
LbnDROl & SMITH
ABgyGADOS
c. uz 4, San .J4tsu, Pto. Rsc

Ofrecen al pdblioo sus serve
profeslonales en- los asultos ante
Trlbunales insulares Y IA Corte
Olstrlto d $ E.E. U.U y con Z !
peclali1ad sobre cobro de crGditos
potecarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
g an W an
EPOr seEeSTafO
En r. 2
sMvETAcEON
POr sekeSTafO

Las potencias europeas invitan los
Estados UnidOs a retirar sus tropas oe
China a menOs que secunde suS planes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12

H. B. numero 6o Quinones
Construction de la carretera de Maflc'to
San German
Todos estos bills Sc toman en- con
sideraci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
PuERToRRlQUEMos

No ha ocurrido ninguna novedad a
oS puertorriquenos que Sc dlrlgen a las
Slas Hawaii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-15
In THE LOCAL FIELD.
JACKSON LILLE.

Town meeting comes this year at the
other part of the town.
The auditors have been looking over
the town accounts this week.
George w. Farnsworth was in Ber-
nardston the first of the week,
Mrs. e. ]. Roberts, who has been
very Sick is better at this writing.
A party of young people from Reads
boro enjoyed a sleigh ride to Glen
House last Saturday,
Charles Faulkner has moved with his
family onto his farm lately bought of
George Farnsworth.
The Jacksonville military band will
hold a masquerade ball at Glen House
hall the evening of Feb %. Music
will be furnished by the symphony or
chestra. Masks may be procured of
J. p. Coleman.
The Universalist ladies' society held
their annual election of officers Feb
4 The following were chosen: preai-
dent, Mrs. G. H. Waste; vice-president
Mrs. ID. 5. Allen; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Martha French: directors.
Miss Vema Canedy. Mrs. l.. A. Brown
Miss Rena Faulkner
Adna c.. Fowler, the youngest son Of
Thomas and lZanna Fowler, died last
Saturday Feb. 9, after about a weeks
illness with grip and pneumonia. He
was born in February, 1873, and for
several years had carried on the farm
where he lived at the time of his
death. The funeral was held at the
Baptist church in Nottingham, Rev.
FIT. Kenyon of Readsboro officiating
He leaves, beside his mother and sis
ter, Miss Edith. who lived on the farm
with him, three brothers, Wayne c. Of
this town, Archie of North Adams and
Otis futile of Brattleboro, together
with many other relatives and friends
TO mourn his loss. Mr.. Fowler was an
industrious young man, and kind neigh
Dor. Much sympathy is expressed for
his mother, whose home is Swallowed
by this great sorrow.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-15
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Mrs. f. b. Warner is i'll with grip.
Schools in the South and Pond dis.
tricts close this week.
The town officers meet today to set.
tie the town accounts and formulate
the town report,
Rev. f. l.. Richardson of st. Johns.
bury will preach in the chapel next
Sunday at II o'clock, a. m.
Geo. Butterfeld has sold a lot of
standing timber to the Whitcomb
Mfg company of Swanzey, N. II.
MIR. and Mrs. Bailey of putney Wis
tied their cousin, X. A. White. a few
days ago and attended the festival.
Vernon Grange will hold it's next
meeting on Saturday evening, when
the first and second degrees will be
conferred.
Miss leila Johnson intends to
start next Monday for Los Angeles
Calf, where her uncle, Charles N.
Johnson, has recently located. She
will be absent about two months or
more,
The festival held by the ladies' of
the church association last Friday
evening at the Vernon House was in
every way successful, the net amount
realized being $135, which will be APP
piled to reduce the church debt. The
ladies are especially grateful to Mr..
Putney, the proprietor of the Vernon
House. who generously gave the free
use of his house and stables, and as
sisted in every way possible; also to
the ladies of Mortified who contri-
buted so generously by sewing with
Mrs. n. p. Wood for me festival also
to Fred l. Swift of Brattleboro who
contributed several dozen fine photo
graphic views of the church, both ex-
teior and interior, copies of which may
still be obtained of Mrs. L. II. Akley.
They also tender their sincere thanks
to the people of Brattleboro and sur
rounding towns for their generous
patronage.