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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1901.
RESULT OF IRRIGATION.
Continually Soaking the Soil Changes Aquatic
Conditions.


Experienced irrigators of the arit
lands OF the West say that where the
character of the soil is loose and sandy
as it is in many parts OF the central val
ley OF California and often elsewhere il
the West, it drinks up the water put up
on it in most astonishing way. Thou
sands and thousands of gallons are run
over it and quickly absorbed by the
thirsty soil when irrigation is first be-
gun, and this may be continued for two
or three years if the soil is deep. After
several years OF continuous soaking
however, during which time the ground
has taken in great quantities of water, il
reaches condition approaching satura-
ton, when it no longer needs more to
make it suitable for crops, and the ques-
ton may even become one of getting rid
of the surplus.
where Fresno, in Southern California,
stands today, was originally a desert,
arid waste where sheep had to scramble
for living in good year, and frequent
" starved to death in a dry one. Today
there are thousands of acres OF land
under cultivation there and the problem
is no longer one of irrigation, but OF
drainage; and there is being now seri-
ously agitated in the San Joaquin Val
ley the question of the construction of a
great drainage canal to drain off the ir-
rigating water.
In the city of Tulare when the white
people first went there, water could not
be found in wells at depths less than 70
to 100 feet below the surface of the
ground. Today it is impossible to pump
well dry it is even difficult to pump
it down foot; 10 or Is feet below the
surface the country seems to have be-
come great sponge. The reason for
this rather surprising result of irrigation
is that water introduced upon a given
tract, sinks into the soil and in the
course OF years widely overfows it's
boundary, thoroughly moistens the adj
joining lands and completely changes
the character of the whole section.
The significance OF this result is that
though at first investments in irrigating
plants give returns for but a limited
area, in the course of years the same
plant will have opened up for occupa-
ton and cultivation a much larger area
than was originally expected. This view
OF the matter is interesting and sug-
gestive of the possibilities OF present ir-
rigated lands in the next generation.
Data concerning the conditions are be-
ing brought together by the Geological
Survey as part of its investigation OF the
extent to which the arid land can be
redeemed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03

Needham have likewise relinquished
to the United States their alleged rights.
Resolved, That said trustee, Oscar A.
Fechter, is hereby instructed and di-
rected to make an application to the
commissioner of the general land Office
for the return of the purchase money
paid by the city for said land; and be it
further
Resolved, That the Washington dele.
CATION to congress be importuned to use
their best efforts to assist our city in adj
justing its litigation by having patent to
the land issued to the Northern Pacific
Railway Company.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03

"Why have you ceased attending SER
vices at the Blue Light church," we
asked Erasmus Snowflake. the eminent
whitewash impressionist.
"W'y hit DIES dis way" he responded,
ode pahson, he's too longwinded, en- de
ohgan, hits to sho'twinded.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03

The guests are gone the smile slips frou
the face of the hostess and she gives up
to the pain which racks her body. Many
a woman entertains and wears smile
while her back aches and her nerves
culver. with pain. Surely any medicine
which offers relief to women would be
worth trial under such conditions. But
when the woman's medicine, DIR. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription, is offered with the
proof of efficacy in thousands of we'll
attested cures, what excuse can then be
offered for suffering longer?
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll. 1t dries enfeebling drains,
heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness
at is with the greatest pleasure / write you
the benefit my mother has received from your
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery, says Miss Carrie Johnson, OF loves.
vile, Amherst Co. Va. uShe suffered untold
misery with uterine disease and nervousness.
and had constant roaring and ringing noise
in her head. After taking six bottles of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Med
ical Discovery she was entirely cured"
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03

The Best Prescripsien for Nlaia ria,
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and uuinine in tasteless form. No cure
mo pay. Price Soc. 25
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-03

"What makes your father look so blue
tonight"
"S-s-sh! Somebody thoughtlessly
mentioned the fact that Christmas is
coming
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01
Y-AUC0
Febrsro 2S de 1901.

Anoehs 90 llsv6 4 sfscto On 10 Logia
<H,jos de la lus,. 10 oerem onta mas6.
nica que oonmemora sl fallseimisnto de
don Francisco Melt mason de alto pres.
tigio por "a labor oonstaats On ssts idsa.
Et aoto rssult6 soismns brillsntf-
simo. tanto por si ssplsndor oonqas ssta'
be dscorado sl temple, ouanto por 10
numsross conourrsncis dc adeptos que
fueron dspositsr sobrs sl simb6lico fS-
retro. lss siemprsvivas dc "a carifio Die
10 mas solsmniaad ahn las slocusntss
frases de los oradores que en- squsl mo
msnto hioisron Ia apologize del ilustrs
herm zno.
Hablaron los ssnorss don Vioents
Mattsy, don Pelsgrfn L6pss viotorta.
don Juan Emilio Totti. doa Frsnoisco
Negroni Nigsglioni , don Joa6 G. To-
rres, sisndo % orsoi6n dc este d'timo hef-
moss erprssits do idsss J ssntimisntoa
que hiso conmevsr los ooraEonss efse-
tos de aquslla pslshra vibrants J dalss.
que doquisr % oye, dsjs en- los espfsitus
rscuardos indsleblss do amor.
Con la celebration dc este aoto 20
|sstrscharon mas los laEos do fratsrnidad
de ssta instituoion, prone tiendcse para sl
porvsnir las nls .risasHss espsTansss en-
favor de los dsshsredsdos.
lose dc leslie Loser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01
s. An JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
RAMIRO BLAM CO.

Conf mo mi noticis tslegr&Goa de
aver sobre estar propuesto Vicente Gui
llot para segundo jefs del presidio depar
tam ntal. Vivira en- ell establecimisnto sl
que coupe la plass, di.frutsndo oinda mats
Ell haber de 50 dollars msnsualss.
HI joven Joa6 Matos, ordenapx.
que fu6 de Ia Administration central de 90
municaciones durants los tiltimos tiempos
de la soberanfa espAfiola, sst& nombrado
telegrsf t. de Csyey.
Ell distinguido compatriots Fensn
dex Mascara, qhs desde 10 fundaoion del
puesto de celador, ha rsnuncia ado.
Siendo ell mas antique ne 10 posteTga
ba en- los ascensos por el delito dc proos
der del partido federal.
Nuestros eorrsligionarios no oonsids-
ran los sacrifcos ouando 90 trata de 10
manifestation de una protesta elocuents J
digna.
Ell presidsnta de 10 Corts de Distri
to de Arecibo, don Ofacio Nieto Abeill6,
ha presentado su renunois, qua 10 ssra
aceptads.
-Parecs que 90 sienten difcultades
rsspecto 10 sleccion de don Cruz Castro
para oil cargo de jefe del p-ssidio. A
GRG0 le q s8IQO uu C0ntFlDchutS que ma
bla bastante inglas y tiene muy buenas
cn6as.
Maflana dire 10 mas que sspa sobre
ell particular.
-Anoe he two efecto en- In casa del
consul dominioano la reunion que oportu
nameDte anunci r..
Una banda de mhsios di6 realcs
La fiesta, que dnfo hleta muy sltaa horas
de la noe he.
- Son muchss las personas do
campo que diario llegau CON oh
ieto de acer consuitss con Mr.. Hollan
der sobre su f.moso Bill. Ley&ndolo no
10 entienden temsn incnrrir en- respon
sabilidades.
-Ra estado squf Algunos dfas On
negocios propios, nuestro entusiasta 90
rreiigionario do Arsoibo don Fernando G..
Boil. Aver en- sl ferro-oarril de 10 ma
ana sali6 para 90 residences.
HI vapor espahol Catalun0 qns -
lid aver para In Habans, on sl primsro d.
la Trasatl&nticA one atraoa al muells anne
ricano. Con ESQ deian de ganar eel sus
tento mu. h Do braceros. E.tos ir fslioes u
ven cada vsz mas onrimidos; ell su.odioht
muells 10 aospara todo J les quita sl ira
bajo.
| Aver en- medic de Lac GALES 30 ssta
ban inscribiendo los emigrantss que quis
rem ir al Ecuador, contratados por uni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01

Las publiosoionss peri6dioas de ca
ra ter tinanciero, al hacsr el balance in.
dustrisl de Rspafis en- 1900. esloulsn en
200 900 900 do pssetasal capt,l inverti
do en- negooios industrisies durants sl ci
tado IN.
Sirva cate dato de oou drmA Aei6n 4 10
que deje expuesto en- Notas anterior
que al bisn la aotusl sjtuaci6n economies
ts Espsfa tisns rooo de halsgu is, ss In.
dudable que aquf Sc abriga conf sns. On sl
porvenir J SO trr baja sctivsmsnts en- pro
lie ideales prActioos.
De todss las expiotaoiones, las mine
ras ocupan ell primer lugar; se han oons
tituido empresss para extrasr las riquexa.
lei sabdito esps mol, no solo en- Ia psnfn
sula, sino tambien en- Francis, Inglaterra
; B6lgica.
Las compaiifas de navsg aci6n aumsn
taron en- rnmero de doce.
Sc han fundado fabricaa nuevas de
osrvsza, de panifcaoi6n por al sistema dc
Sohw tzer, de CRYSTAL, de ourtidos, de pro-
duotos qufmicos, de cables aereos, de aps
ratos de precision, do se1a art hoial; altos
hornos en- Barcelona, Avil9s, Leon MA
lsga, en- ia, Sc Ia iniciado In fsbrica-
sion de importsntes produetos qle antes
hsbfs que pedir la sxtrsnjera industria.
Aunque el carbon sigue ootisAodose
bsstaLts caro-, Sc ha contenido ell a'xa que
tantos temores infandfa para ell porvenir;
muchos capit ,les espanoles y extranjeros
Sc destinan la exploitation de los rioos
yacimientos peninsulares en- Asturias,
una sola compafifa asegura teuer carbon
por yeinte millones de toneladas, y otros
valiosos eriaderos de hula don le ann no
b = entrado Ia piqueta comenxaran mny en-
breve cxplotarse. hsbi6ndose tornado
al efeoto importantes sooie dadts, tales son
la de Torrelapaja, (Ziragozs). y 10 de
Utrillas, en- 10 provincia de Tsruel.
RAMlRO RLAMCO.
Conkinn0rd al MassA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01

eompanfa smericsns. Supongo que ha,
"a spuntados mas del uumero que solicits
pues hasta se psleaban In anot aoion.
Son infnitss las solicitudes que .,
pressntan para los dsatiuos en- las c&ros
lee J prssidio de Ia isla. Entre elias mu
chas de individuos de NAL talante.
So que oil doctor ss NIGGA refunds,
ments dar rsoomendaciones varios de
sus adsptos.
-PaTese que ell SAsilo de Banefcsn
oiss se quedsrA ain nifios acogidos pua.
todos estos sca sscan aus parientes, para
Fsvissr que se les msltr ste. $50.
Aigunos paeblos envian oemisioaa
dos sspccialss cen sss hn.
--Mahsns ossar& /, j1rta de cA.cs
IA sn sus esstiones, queds1do Ell ramc
bsto La jurisdiction del Inspect Or Rsns
PSI, qae repa'tir& los destinos.
-Ss que ss introd ducir&n grandss
reforms on sl sCentro Union de depen
tie3tsss Habri una tunta general sx
tracrdinaria. para acordarlas.
Aver oomsnx6 oil riego de las o.
lies de San Jusn, pero solo 90 b. var.f
oado en- las dc absio. Eel alcslds dsbfs
organism ell servicio On toda Ii eiudad y
sesfa muy aplaudido por clio.
La distipguida sefiora dofia Jusna
M3ndeE do Tine harms ana de nusstro que
rido amigo don HAm6n MSndsz Cardons,
hs llegsdo dc Kspafa con objeto dc yer 1
su fsmilia y pasar una temporads On "a
sompafffa. De squf rsgr4ssrx 1 Canarias,
donds reside su ssfior ssposo.
e, Hcsnciado Cuchf 90 sefiora es-
posa lleg aron hoy de Ga vi ia 1 B .rcslona
-Espsfa. Pronto ooupar& gu puesto
squ6l como jusx ssooiado del Tribunal d ,
Distrito de esta poblaci6n, deiando de
sussituirle Rossy en- 10 interinidad.
-Encu6ntrass rscojido en- cams sl
competente ingeniero do minas dom Rs
mon Garcia. LIE asists sl doctor Ofdo-
fes. Sa estado ha sido de gravsdad, Pc
70 "a estA faera do pelisro.
C0RFAannmAmI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01
DR. VARIAS PARTRS

XII gobisrno do Chile tsasa dc COM
prar an cruosro dc guerra de ooho mil to-
naladas y Ia Argentina otro de cnos mil
CON oafionss dc trsinta centfmetTos.
-Muohcs dspsndisntss Dc cssas de-
oomsrcio y estudiantss del Brasil que re.
oibieron con sntnsissmo 10 indioscioaes Dc.
Rschefort,ss mani6sstan dispusstos ir at
Afrios del sui para batirse en- favor de los
6oers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01

Estsban r. Rodrigus. dice On xLa
Brujas que se separa del psstido rspubli
cano por no estar confundido con los sb
sogventes.
a 10 casa de don Juan Torrellss % ka
lavado dcs tres veces earne en- satsdo de
putre fscci6n. expsndida en- sl pusnte dc
Balboa.
I ios sncargados de IL hygiene Squd
hacenP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01
1aDemOcracia

Noti6csmos nuestros amigos de San
Juan, que este diario se vends en- sl ssta-
G.solmiento mercanth qpe posetn ca la
Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01

dio. Ignoraba que el j6ven Monarca es-
tny'ese solazAndose en- Ell isgo. y 90 acoion
fae considerads oom5 una imprndsncia
temerafia que pag6 con la p6rdi Ia del
empleo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01
NoLaS eSpanolaS

pretensiones de luoro personal, son la oors
tsnte remora de esta propagandz) opina
que la Asociacion de eaoritores arti.t .e
dsbiera patrooiusr ell lsabls pens miente
de los sefiores Pio6n Vital Axs, los Qua
les proponen la fundaci6n do una aooiedsd
de autores de libros, que invalfie ie. pooo
menoa, la ernicioss intervention de los
libreros.
Asf Sc oonseguira 90; q 'istar para Ia
suena literature sspafiola al ilustrado I'D
blico americana.
por mi euents digo que arAlogoa
esfaerzos debieran hacerse n America pa
ra que vinieran por scA las obrss de su-
exoelentes lt-rstos, bien POGO conc ociios
en- Hspa1s. En- que libr.rfa .llarlas b ,yr
Fomentemoa la industria y el conner
clio, base de la riqusza material de las ma
cionef; estabez ,amos ell intercambio de
nuestros produotos, pero sin olvidarse
que <no solo de pan vive ell 1mbte.
hays tambien iutercambio de ideas, inte
ligencias armonfas de los espfritus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01


Cerradas Las Cottes, b. entrado Ia
poiftjoa en- un periodic de oalma clio
contribuye la proximidad del matrimonio
de la prinoesa de Asturias. Es un com
PAS de espera.
Las 1'timas impr stones relativas &
IN cambio de ministerio, para cuando
aquel acoLt .oimiento se verifqae, son f.
vorables al retorno la presi lenoia del
sen or Silvela; ell j.fs del psrtido liberal
ha manlfest ado-con gran disgusto de sus
psroiales que sun no esta msdaro para
"a sdvenimiento al poder. nj Adn despu6s
de 10 bodA de dofia Mercedes.
El ayuntamiento de Madrid ha dado
publicidad al programa de los festsjos con
que celebrara ell regio enlace: reception
en- Ia casa de In villa, oon ssistenoia de la
sociedsd de oonciertos, dDigida por el
maestro Jimsne &; fiesta esoolar on ell Tea
tro esp nol, en- IL cual no distrib air n
premios Axloa maestros v alumnos que
mas ss hayan distineuido; festival ipfsn
| til, al que concurrir&n les ninos de los
aailos munioi pales; distribution de limos
mas; faegos de srtif ,io. ....... Como Sc
VS., Ell programa no 90 de los que N - On
osntos cfreoen.
| nador el aloalde para orgaLizAr funoio
mes gratuitss en- varios teatros de la
Colts.
La Corons harA uso de So bsrm .
prerrogativa. indu,tando de penss thtot.-
vas muchos desgraciados.
En el Real palacio Sc prepar8 IN gran
baile de Corte; se psnso en- un principle
invitar 4 unas idos mil personas, pero
es seguro que 50 amplisr& el u nero de
| invitaoionea, para que esta Il ssta pAlatina
rssalts eEtre las mas brillantts y ssplen
didas que han dado los reyes.
Si este baile promote estar conourri
dfsimo, no suoedef& 10 mismo en- 10 CO
remonia nupciAl, que prssenoiarAn muy
contada personas en- la oapilla de Palacio.
La Reina regente representarA do
ia Isabel ii, como madrina; uno de estos
dias llegarAn los condes de Caserta y sua
hijss; los reyes de Portugal serAn repre-
sentado por ell Condo de Macedo, y como
delegados 4del gobierno lusitano vendran
el general Oraveiro Lopez y ell oontral
mirante Pho Carvalho. Lss cortes J go
biernos extranjeros acreditaran SOS re
presentantes diplomAtitos en- Madrid con
al caraoter de extraordinarios para q1e
| asistan 1 10 boda de ls Princesa.
Cores tambien rumores del pr6x' mo
enlace de Ia Iofanta Maria Teresa; sc di
10 primero que ell novio era ell Duque de
Medinacsli, joven arist6crata representa-
I, de una de Ia mas distinguidas fAmiiias
es ps nolas, decendiente de reyes, diex We
ces arande de Espsha de primers clase
que DO zee cerca de ouarents tftulos nooi
iiarios; ahcra SO indica para maildo de
Tofanta un Archiduque de Austris, ,
Sc afade que ls boda se oslebrarA ei ahe
proximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-01

Como tanto menudean en- Europa los
.ta,tados centra los monarcas jefes de
Rstado, produjo honda impre'l,n IN su-
oaao oourrido en- M adrid haze poeos dias
= oua "a intent6 msptener en- ei mis-
tsrio. aunque nj fn 90 ha hecho Pnolico.
Estando en- ell estanque de 10 casa de
real, bordo ds ana
barquiluoha DON Alfonso ALI Ag.1o
de sus preceptores, oyose una oetonAcion
y el choque de an objeto contra IL OofoA
de In barca: ell obieto en- c1estion era unS
bAla. ,.x :,
Averiguado el caso, fesuito que e.
proyeotil, que pudo haber aido oaass "a oe
un gran trastorno on EsPsh e.
parade por Ia esoopeta de un oaHAooI Ius
two, nm guarda de la real oass, sln ;a; - m;'
vamota intenoi0n de cometer IN rsgici-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-02

Ninety hogs t5c.), % calves @ to 4c,) ant
carload OF COWS were shipped here Mon
day.
G. ]. Prince took a carload of 10 cow
back with him 10 Hudson, Mass, yester
day.
/ Nj. West, night Waterman at the Sails
bury mill, fell Saturday, dislocating TIVE
ribs.
The souto mill resumed operation TO,
day, after three days spent in taking in
voice.
George Mcintosh spent Sunday in ESSEX
Junction with Station Agent F. j. Storms
and wife.
Carroll Granger and wife OF Gouldsville
attended the funeral Of Henry English
yesterday.
! Mrs. Clara Averi1 spent last week in st.
Adams with her daughter, Mrs. II. j.
| Chadwick.
Miss Florence Carter Of Morrisville spent
last week here, guest Of Miss May Car
ter, her sister.
Chas. Holman succeeded in disposing Of
the carload of horses that he took to Bos-
ton last week.
George Ryder lost the end of the long
finger on his left hand yesterday in the
HERALD press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan E. Evans left for
Montpelier Friday where they are staying
at the Riverside.
Mrs. A. A. Wainwright and son, Carl,
returned to Middlebury Saturday after a
weeks stay here.
Miss Campbell, who had been visiting
her brother, Ed, returned yesterday TO
Keeseville, n. Y.
Lee Warren received handsome gold
watch April 18th, birthday gift from his
aunt, V. ID. Spear.
Mrs. Myron Markham of Worcester, who
had been a visitor at Fabien Dupuis', re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Elsie S. Powers went to Boston
Friday to be present at commencement
this week at Emerson college.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ayers and son, Erwin, who
had been guests Of Mrs. Jehiel Williams,
returned to Montpelier Monday.
Capt. j. f. Eldredge was in Warren
from Saturday until Tuesday to see his
aged parents, who are very poorly.
A. A. Priest has sold to +. O. Roberts OF
Bethel about 90 acres of pasture and
woodland adjoining the latter's farm.
DIR. III. III. Hayward and Miss Grace
Goodale of Tunbridge spent Sunday with
his parents, g. W. Hayward and wife.
Mrs. Bert Simonds Of White River
Junction arrived Friday and is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Blais-
dell.
Mrs. S. M. BlgeIow arrived Friday from
Pullman, ILL.,, where she had been spend
ing the winter with her son, e. F. Bige-
low.
Col. II. w. Hall of Burlington was in
town Tuesday on piano business resulting
for the ad. of Bailey's Music rooms in this
paper.
Irwin S. Chase, who had been spending |
the winter in Everett, Mass, came yester- |
day. Mrs. Chase and Miss Louise follow |
in few days.
Remember the Baptist ladies' rummage |
sale at the chapel Thursday and Friday Of |
next week. A good chance for those who /
haven't long purses.
Brad. Mcintyre has finished his course
in engineering at the Thayer School, Han
over, and went yesterday to Philadelphia,
where he has a situation in that line.
Ethel, l5-yr.-old daughter OF Henry
Seymour of Derby, Conn.,, died Sunday of
The disease developed
while she was attending school here a
year ago last winter.
There Will be a special communication
Of Phoenix Lodge, No. 2S, Wednesday
evening, May s, for the purpose of confer L
ring the NJ. NJ. degree. Every brother Is
to be present.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-02
Randolph Continued.
F. K. Bailey was in Barre Yesterday

f. X. Bailey was in Barre yesterday.
Ed Whitney was in Claremont yester.
day.
Mrs. Horace Lane is visiting in worces.
ter, Mass.
John udall is victim of grip and kid
ney trouble.
soper Briggs has been in Montpelier and
Barre this week.
Gov. stickney has designated next Fri
day as Arbor day.
DIR. Il. c. Angel has been suffering from
a quinsy sore this week.
Rev. w. E. Mann Of South RovaIton
was in town last Friday
Guy Spear returned to his teaching
duties in Groton Saturday
-. Fl. Morse is in White River Junction
today on Grange business.
b. NJ. Kicker of Groton spent Sunday
with his son, b. +. Kicker.
Mrs. Harry Sault went to Saugus, Mass.
today for few weeks stay.
DIR. II. II. Mcintyre is again at his home
here, arriving last Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. b. Allen spent Sunday
with East Roxbury relatives.
Henry Oracle has returned to Nova SEQ
tia to run stationary engine.
Seth King lost good horse recently
which he had but just bought.
II. w. Vail, f. A Thomas and n. NJ.
Draper are in Mortified today.
Miss Winnie Chadwick has been out of
the postofiice, entertaining grip.
p. ]. Blanchard is assisting in the Allen
store during j. L. Udall's illness.
The Book club viii meet next Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. F. +. Prichard.
W. j. Blodgett has moved his family
and goods to Lyndonville this week.
Mrs Fayette Green of East Bethel is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Fowler.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. W. w. Morton May sth at 2:3O.
The Green Mountain band has been en-
gagged for Memorial day at Royalton.
Leon Sault began a spring term OF
school at Connecticut Corners Monday.
The fishermen were out early yesterday
morning, but the catch was disappointing.
Miss Mary Howard Of Springfield Mass.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. q. NJ. How
ard.
Ira Sumner, who has been treated by DR..
Clifford, resumed work on the railroad to-
day.
Johnson Sargent has bought the James
Hebard place on Central street OF Ed.
Wheeler and will occupy il, Mr.. Wheeler
moving TO the Seymour farm, near the old
Hebard farm, which he has bought.