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La Junta tribune., 1903-02-04
,oeA. Aso ssesosAt srGns-
Trade at the City Pharmacy.
Trade with H. G. Todd s. Co.

Trade with H. &. Todd & Co.
j G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ats.
j Extra fancy fat family mackerel.
two for IS cents at Mosher's.
I FoR SALE-Heating stove and
organ. Inquire OF F. NJ. Carlisle.
1 The Walk-Ove shoes for men.
s.. so and $500. Try them. Al
Hawkins.
i Hunt up the ad OF 1.-The Hia-
watha" Incubator and send foI
catalogue.
The Armour brand bicycle
stockings at IS cents, are the best,
at Hawkins.
1 Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, 44a red, night phone. &6z
black.
| For SALE-One span four year
old mules; we'll broken. Inquire
of w. E. Roop.
| LosT-One saddle, between La
Junta and c. r. Hedges; reward
il returned to II. Nancolas.
/ Tents. camp stoves. cots and
camping outfits, also lot of sec
ond hand carpenter tools and tool
chests at H. H. Clark's.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office
Monday to John w. Dautrich and
Eta B. Haight. both Of Rocky
Ford.
| Henry Armstrong celebrated his
eighth birthday Monday, . mum
ber OF his young friends assisting
him in the proper observance oi
the auspicious occasion.
1 The A. o. U. w. meets every
Thursday evening at 7:4s O'Clock
IN the Woodruff block. A cordial
invitation is extended to all A. O.
U. W's to visit the lodge.
| Frank Bechtold has leased the
Bradish artesian well for period
of Ave years and has gone into the
business of furnishing artesian
water to the residents of La Junta
| Miss Gertrude Finney gave a
social function last Saturday even
ing in honor Of her guest, Miss
Ruth Clucas, of Pueblo. Th,
young folks spent most enjoyabl,
evening.
4 Miss Gertrude Guthrie, oi
Rocky Ford. who has been the
quest of her sister, Mrs. ]. b
lO'Neil, for several days, left yes
terday morning for Santa Monica.
Calf, for > six months visit.
The dispatches in the daily
papers Of last Sunday announced
the issuance from the United
States pension bureau of an in
crease Of pension of SIo per
month to Francisco Tafoya, OF
Ia Junta.
Miss Maude Mundell, who is
now in the employ OF the Railway
Savings and Building Association,
of Pueblo. as stenographer, was a
La Junta visitor for several days
this week, returning home on the
noon train yesterday.
Miss Emma Wilson has pnr-
chased the millinery store Of Mrs.
E. L. KinseI in the Woodruff
block and took possession Mon
day. Miss Wilson expects to
leave next week for Chicago to
to purchase spring goods. aud will
| also visit her old home in Roam
oke, Va, during her absence, ex-
pecting to return home in about
four weeks.
/ The La Junta Woman's Club
held its regular meeting, Friday,
lJannary 3oth. with Mrs. Light.
Interesting subjects and discus
sions were taken up, and the
papers we're unusually good. They
were "vvhat Libraries are Doing
for children." BY Mrs. Inee;
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-04
y THE PALACE DRUG DRUG! STORE. Is
Trade with H. G. Todd & Co.
Trade at the Palace drug store.

For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
A good child's shoe, size S to 8,
for IS cents. at Hawkins.
/ Ladies' wrappers. best made,
s. 90 and 81. so. at Hawkins.
/ Buckley & Hart have list OF
bargains" in homes. Look at
them.
Thompson has just received a
6ne line of mating direct from
japan.
! Recess school shoes are the best
5 to s, $I.2s: 8 to -. 81. so. at
Hawkins.
]. H. Rapp, sole agent for
Parker's Shady Grove butter.
None better.
Consult DIR. Billingslea in all
kinds Of cases-no matter how
long standing.
DIR. E. w. Rags1ale, Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
~ M; q p. m. to S p. m.
The ladies of ST. Andrews
Guild will have their Easter sale
and tea. Thursday. April 10th.
The receipts OF cash fees in the
county clerks Office for the month
Of January aggregated $573.9o-up
10 the record.
Rev. r. H. Lampkin has moved
into the residence on San Juan
avenue recently occupied by the
family of ]. w. Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bourne re-
turned last Sunday evening from
their bridal trip TO the capital OF
Colorado and are now "at home"
Don't forget the second annual
masquerade ball of the Fraternal
Order OF Eagles, which takes
rlsce n Dongherty's hall next
Friday evening.
New Home sewing machines at
wholesale prices for the next thirty
days at II. II. Clark's house fur
nishing store. The New Home is
the best machine on the market.
The ladies' of St. Patrick's
church will give a supper and
lance at Commercial College hall
on Wednesday evening, February
i8th. Music by Wonderly's or
chestra. All are invited:
Now that Teller has been elect
ed senator in Colorado all hope OF
big rise in the Arkansas river
this spring must be abandoned.
There is no necessity for fresh
how OF his tears.-Garden City
Herald.
The Presbyterian Aid Societ,
meets at the home Of Mrs. r. c
Inge next Thursday afternoon at
ago o'clock. This is the first
literary meeting Of the year and
all members are earnestly request
ed to be present.
A telephone message was re
ceived in this city Monday an
nouncing the fact that Otero Oil
we'll No. 3, in the Boulder district,
was shot with nitro glycerine that
day and that there was 1900 feet
Of oil 10 the well. Otero stock is
in demand in consequence the
same old prices.
The Colorado Telephone Com
pany will soon have an exchange
ia operation at Granada. making
three in Prowers county. Since
this company has taken charge Of
the telephone lines in the eastern
part Of the county they have
added forty mile Of new lines in
the exchanges at Granada and
Holly and increased the number
Of phones in use from 78 to no.
Paul Gilmore souvenir pictures,
Paul Gilmore cigars, Paul Gill
more candy, Paul Gilmore vests,
Paul Gilmore belts, are displayed
10 Broadway stores and are indi-
eative Of the popularity Of this
IDOL Of the matinee girls, who is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27
Noviembre Is de 1908.

Noviembre Is de 1908.
Despues de una Gotta temporada en-
ell Ba1neario de Coamo, ha regresado e1
sefier D. Gulllermo Cortada acompa
fiado de su sefiora esposa.
~ Muchas personals sc queja1 de
la indiferencia con que We la pulicia a
cierto n1mero de borrachos consuetu
dinarios que molestan todas horas &
los paci6cos vecinos, sobre todo en- ho
ras laborables.
Seria conveniente hacer varios es-
Icarmientos propo Gi.nanGo esos emit
los de Baco algunas horaS de repoSo en-
la jefatura de Policia.
~ Los "dilettanti' de Guayama de-
sean DIR en- aquella enthusiastic pobla-
ci6n al reputable artista Sr. Riera, y al
efecto hacen gestiones con dicho OBJ
jeto.
~. La compafia de zarzuela que
actla en- nuestro tea.ro, trata de con-
tratar una tipe de exec lentes faculta-
des para el genero chico, muy conocida
de este p1bhco.
~ La goleta ipgesa "Narka" esta
cargaodo mieles de los Sres. Ramon
Cortada y Ca.
En- la esquina de las Gales Cristit a
Y Salud Sc descarrilo anoche I'm carrU
elfctrico quedando interrumpido ell
trafico por espacio de tres cuartos de
hora.
~ Fue tai el entusiasmo que des
per;o en- el pdbiico el artista Sr- Riera,
que Sc hacen gestiones para verificar
otro concerto en- el teatro.
Ojala Sc CuaJe el proyecto.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27
Rueyes = n mar

No siemPre han de ser pelillOS Dos
ciensos treinta y una aprSCiableS reSeS
peTseneciente 4 "a hOaOraoie clase Dc
gsnado vsSuno. tom1Fon rasaie en- e
npsr ~lu'ia. 80 Ponce. haee dos dias
Rra ir a Cuoa. donde eslebSar4n va.
Fias eonisFsncias. eon ooieso Do que
eoaozcan en IA KFaa aaulia el estaso dc
prsspsFiixa ssqns asa saSoasEam0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27
KernnOsa idea

Buena faIta hace Ia reconstruction
del temple cat6lico de Guayama.
Con este fin, funciona en- equel'a sim
patica ciudad un cuadro de afciouadcS
al arte dram&tico. los cuales Sc propo-
nen hacei O,Ia funci5n (,ercera dc Ia
seriel cuyO pToductO Sc deSsina 4 IA in
dicada oPeTaciSn.
Salud. generosOs artiStas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27

DIARIO INDEPENDENTS DE INFORMATION UNIVERSAL

chivada y sc convencio de que
ell "bordereau" no era obra de
Dreyfus. Entrego ambos do
cumentos a su hermano, el di-
rector del "Matin', y por este
medic Sc logro la revision del
proceso. La falsedad de la le-
yenda consiste en- que Dreyfus
no Sc llama Emilio, sino "Al-
fredo", nj pertenecio al arma de
ingenieros, sino de artilleria, y
no pudo, por taDto, ser condisci-
pulo de Bunau-Varilla, 81 este,
que realmente es ingeniero, es-
tudio en- la escuela militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27
Riue % aiUo

N dia Is Sum6 q vapoE ~MHracalho-
wn 4 pn1sis q feaea $50 o.llea q
- dnlr12 e1lEs 0yE1 y oaEFiie1,
- asains 4 Nsw NUk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27

Bao ell ttuo LOS Estados enen separarse Para impe
Undos Sur America pub drlo dice Colombia
"a la "Prensa impotante pc $4,000 hombres dsponbes
OdcO de BuenOS Aires candades mater
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27
vAR|LLA AND COMPANY
.....QUE ASIAN CARN E
LA GRAN TRAGADERA

Bajo ell titulo LOS Estados
Unidos en- Sur America, publi-
ca la "Prensa'', importante pc
riodico de Buenos Aires, un ar
ticulo sobre el asunto Panama,
en- que, despues de pasar en- re-
vista la historic de los Estados
Unidos desde su emancipation,
y de culparles de 10 ocurrido en-
Panama, que califlca de obra ex-
c]usiva suya, dice que este debe
servir de aviso a las naciones
suramericanas de que celebrar
ciertas classes de tratados entire
naciOnes grandes y pequeflas.
trae consecuencias fatales para
eStaS.
Nv
Ell "Comercio", diario sesudo
de la capital del PERT, publica
un art1culo de Alexaner Gar
land, comisario de la Exposi-
cion de st. Luis, tratando del
asunto de Panama. Mr.. Gar
land culpa de todo 10 ocurrido a
la ceguedad de Colombia en- no
yer las sef1ales de los tiempos y,
dice que ell hecho prueba Ell gran
poder de los Estados Unidos, asi
como la conciencia que su pals
tiene de la grandeza de su mi
sion en- este hemiSferio.
x*x
Ell ministrO de Estado aleman
herr Won Richthofen, notifco al
embaiador americana que NADIA
saba del proposito colomb biano
de apelar al gobierno aleman
para obtener protection; pero,
dado el case de que resultase
cierto, la peticion serfa desoida
y NADIA haria Alemania pa
ra entorpecer la accion de los
EStados UnidOs.
TOdo cOntin1a tranquilo en- el
Istmo. Bocas del Toro y Porto
belo, han acatado al nuevo 60
bierno, Y los municlpios del
interior, han seguido igual con-
ducta. FL trafico ha experiment
tado gran mejora, Y desde la
proclamation de la Independent
cia Ell cambio bajo so Por ciento.
Los extranjeros de todas las ma
cionalidades Sc asocian al j1bilol
general. producido por la i'm
plantation del nuevo orden de
cosas. y Ia contianza en- el porve-
mir de IA nueva republiCa, es
absolute
Dice FL sefior PaSado. consul
cOlomhiano en- Paris. que no
cree haga su gobierne diligencia
alguDa contra los EStados Uni
dos. mas ALA de prOteStar ante
EuTopS y In America EspahoIa
No espera resultadO material
de las prOteStas. pcrO 81 que los
latinoi- ameYicanos comiencen a
preguntarSe ii estan seguros dc
que les Estados UnidoS. euando
suS ntereses 10 aconseien. no
fOmmtaran TevolucioneS en-
Hisyano America. para luegol
aCtgar corno en Panama.
No esta seguEo el consul. Pa
saeo de que Colombia inteTven-
q coa Panama peFo si CO enso
q cue ctroa departnmentca
oomo sl Casa y Antioquia. In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27

tenten separarse. Para impe-
dirlo, dice, cuenta Colombia con
80. 900 hombres disponibles v
grandes cantidades de material
de guerra. De 10 que sc mani
fiesta convencido es de que ell
asunto fue obra de la compailia
francesa y de que a la separa-
|cion seguira la anexion del Ist-
mo a los Estados Unidos.
W.
Ell senior Bold, uno de los tres
consules, y el doctor Amador,
Ministro de Hacienda, han sido
nombrados, y salieron el dia 10
de Colon, para Washington, con
objeto de negociar tratados So
bre ell canal y otras materias, in
dicando asi que los poderes de
NJ. Bunau- Varilla no son de
plenipotenciario. Dicese que la
comision desea modi6car Ell ar
tfculo I2 del tratado Hay-He-
rran, en- sentido de hacer la nue.
va republica libre al conner cio
universal.
En- los cfrculos parlamenta-
rios de Washington, hablase de
guitar al senador Morgan, de
Alabama, la presidencia de la
comision del canal interoceani-
CO y darsela al senador Hanna,
de Oio. Ell motive es que Nor
gan, ademas de ser democratic,
es acerrimo partidario de Mica
ragua, mientras que Hanna, re-
publicano, ha sido quiep mas
infuyo para la adopcion de Pa
mama. OIra razon es que ha-
biendose inaugurado la session
extraordinaria, va la question Sc
hizo de partido. Los democfa-
tas de afnbas Camaras sc propo-
nfan acorralar al gobierno con
interpelaciones para que diese
cuenta de su participation en- ei
asunt0 de Panama, y los repu-
blicauos sc le adelantaron ha-
cieudo una Interpolation sObre
el case en- la Camara de Repre-
Sentantes.
A proposito de NJ. Bunau-Va-
rilla. periodicos importantes de
Washington han echado a vo-
lar una leyenda. que sin duda. lie
favorecera. no obstante ser fall
sa del principle al fin. FL obje-
TO es crearle simpatias. hacien-
dole paSar como protector del
captain Dreyfus. Bunau- -Vari-
LA. segun la leyenda. estudio
ingenieria militar en- Ia Acade-
mia de ST. Cyr. Francia. v tuvo
a Emilio Dreyfus dc condiSci-
pulo. Hacs como doce amos fueI
! una expedition al Africa Cen
tral. y Dteyfus. que habia eSta-
do POGO anseS en- el mismo pals
con una partida dc ingenieFOs
tfanceseS. explorandolo. le es-
cribi6 una carta dandole ins-4
tEucciones y consoles sobre el
caracter del pats y Ia mejor ma
nera de expl0raFl0. Cuando Bu-
nau-NanlIa FegTesA. Va Drey-
fus estaba en In isla del Diahl0.
EntonceA hahiendo tenido Oca-
sidn de yer el ''hogdereAu- cue
ocaSionara n eondena Dc Drey-
fua eotei6 Ia letra del rnisno|
eon u De u carta Qus tsnia ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27

Ell senior COrta ada-Mnchos borrachOs-A Guayama
Buenn tiple-Otro cSncierta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-27

Elan llegado a Washington
rumores vagos de que en- Bogo-
ia estaban ocurriendo matanzas
de americanos, asi como lie que
ell general Gutierrez. funciona-
rio colombiano. que lego a Co.
Ion justamente al estallar la re-
volucion y salio junto con el
general Tovar por Ell vapor
"Orinoc0', llevaba ordenes de
fusilar a At de los revoluciona-
rios.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-10
TX BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903
WEST CHESTERFIELD, N. H.

Mrs. Bessie Chickering is dressmaking
in town
The telephone line has been extended to
f. NJ Davis's new store.
Many farmers are cutting their grass
this week. oats are rusting badly.
A large number from this place attended
the Fourth of July celebration at Keene.
Mrs. N. T. Farr and little daughter of
Brghtwood, Mass, spent last week in
town.
Louis Clapp has engaged mis- brother-in
law, Mr.. Crosier, to work for him the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Warwick and
daughter of Putney have been spending
the past week at l. D. Farr's.
The Fourth of July was one of the most
quiet days of the season. many of the
young people going out of town for the
day
Mrs. S. l.. Stowell has been in Walpole
and Bellows Falls the past week on bust
ness and for visit with relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Farr began
housekeeping this week in Mrs Sarah
Fairs house Mr.. FAIR expects to work
carpentering on G. II. Chickering's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Porter returned to
their home Wednesday evening. after
II
here few months before going to their
future home in California.
Mrs. c. w. Chamberlain has picked this
season from her small strawberry patch
over u bushels of fine strawberries, and
the crop would have been larger but for
the hard. cold rain. The vines are still
in blossom
At the regular meeting of the grange
Saturday evening, Mrs. Ellyn Houghton
- 4
installed, to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Gertrude l.. Rice. 1t
was voted to invite the members of Plsta
reen Grange of Spofford to visit the local
Grange on neighbor's night. August S, and
to furnish "A literary entertainment. The
local Grange will furnish supper. Two
applications for membership We're re-
ceived. and the first and second degrees
will be conferred on a class of eight on
July IS
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The Value Of the kindergarten.

Parents often say, Il can teach my
child at home until he is old enough to
attend the primary school" This is again
mistake. The child taught at home
does not get the benefit of the careful
planning and perfect sequence in each
days work that brings his little mind in
to a logical and educa tional way OF think
ing and saying. There is no mistake
about il. the kindergarten is the great
est developer the world has yet known.
The great majority of our primary
teachers acknowledge it. Even the pro-
fessors OF our girls and boys in college
can often pick out those of their pupils
VINO had kinlergarten-trained mind. 1t
surely leayes its footprints.
y marked feature in the kindergarten
work In the mothers meetings and weekly
calls i'm the homes by the teacher In
Boston and Cambridge. where the kinder
garten is always successful and appre-
ciatcd, the mothers meetings are boon
to humanity. The mothers meet once
a month for a helpful talk either by the
kinderSartener or someone whom she has
asked To help her. Music and refresh
ments are usually served and the moth
ers go home happy and Tommy comes the
next morning cleaner than ever. The
cooperation between home and kindergar-
ten brings daily living results and is a
still further argument that the kindergar-
ten is necessary, and that the school ex-
penses should be curtailed at the other
end. The cellar of education must be
firm and solid.
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ASHUELOT. N. h.

Gustave \. Polzer was in Athol sew
eral days last week.
Miss Mary A. Callihan spent last week
with friends at Hillsboro.
over - people from these villages at
tended the Keene celebration on the
Fourth"
David l.. Donovan spent part of last
week with his sister Mrs. NJ W. oliver.
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mercedes Viola Of Great Barring
ton. Mass. was visitor at Hugh Sher-
idans part of last week.
Mrs. Thomas Manley and daughter
Lottie, and son. Ralph. of Lebanon, re-
Gently spent "A week with the family of
James Manley
W. f. Stratton of the New York Of
flee of the New England Box company
was guest Of LaPhel Dickinson from
Friday to Monday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Qugley suffered an acute
attack Of indigestion Sunday, and for a
while was in critical condition. but
has since improved.
The two young daughters of VIII Man
ley of Brockton. Mass. arrived Monday
evening for an extended visit with their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. James Man
ley.
John Long and family of Brattleborc
and Mrs James Joyce and two daughters
of Chenille, Conn, were visitors at Mrs
katherine Quigleys from Friday to Mon
day.
The base ban team had an enjoyable
dance at the lower hall Friday evening
Lett singers orchestra OF Brattleboro fur
ushed music and +. @. MaNiicld did tn,
prompting.
Misses Hannah and Mary Phelps An.
ME r. Douglas and Edward f. Qualter'
returned Tuesday evening from Grea'
| Barrington Mass. where they visite,
several days
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Fred Williams and his family are visit
ing at j. a. Williams's.
The young ladies' conference opened
Tuesday evening, Rev. G. Campbell Nor
gan giving the address of welcome in
Stone hall.
Between 40 and 80 new books were re-
ceived at the library Tuesday. They will
be catalogued and made ready for dis
tribution as soon as possible,
Mrs Daniel Kelly died at her home in
East Mortified Monday after a long,
painful illness. The funeral was held
Wednesday. She leaves a husband and
four small children,
Twenty-four guests were at the Powers
home Sunday at noon to witness the
marriage of Dwight Leslie Proctor and
Marion Rebecca Powers, Rev. n. Fay
Smith performing the ceremony. The
wedding march was played by a cousin
of the bride. Miss Hazel Wheeler. Julia
Proctor acted as ring bearer and Ger
trude and Ethel Proctor as flower girls.
The bride was dressed in white lansdown
and carried a bouquet of brides roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Proctor
left for a carriage drive. They will oc-
cupy the Walter Brigham cottage on
Main street and will be at home to their
friends August |. Guests were present
from Athol, Wendell, Greenwich and
Warwick.
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and shoulders. He was able to walk
to the house of F. l.. Pierce, where he
was boarding, but was in a dazed CON
dtion during the night. He was much
better Tuesday and is well now.
The ashes of the cremated body of
Ambrose Higgins, who died in Macon,
Ga. on Tuesday of last week, were
brought to Putney Monday for burial
in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev.
f. r. Perkins offered prayer at the
grave Mr.. Higgins was found dead in
his bed. His death was caused by
heart disease. He was a step-son of
Nellie Higgins, daughter of f. B.
Campbell, formerly in the insurance
business in Putney and Brattleboro.
His parents We're buried in this town.
He leaves a wife and one child.
The picnic in the Kimball woods
Saturday, given by the patriotic com
mittee of the WOmans Relief Corps,
was attended by about 60 persons, in
Guiding the pupils of six schools. The
children brought cake, and ice cream
and lemonade was furnished by the
committee. Willie Washburn received
the prize for the best essay on the his
tory of our flag. but honorable men
ton was made of one from each of the
other schools. The day was beauti.
full and the occasion was enjoyed thor
oughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Clark spent
the Fourth in a very pleasant way
holding a family reunion at which all
but one of the children and grandchil-
dren were present. Their SON. B. l..
Clark of Chester. was unable to at
| tend. After an enjoyable day fire
works were displayed in the evening
making an occasion long to be remem
bered. Those present were Mrs. Liz
zie A. Wheelock of Bellows Falls
Ernest Marble and daughter, Edith, OF
Bartonsville, Mrs. Clara j. Sweeney
and daughter Mary. of Drewsville n
H., Mrs. Annie NJ. Lttlefield and
daughter. Edith, of East Putney, ant
the following from this town: Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Clark. Benjamin
Brown, Willis A. Clark Mrs. Daisy
Carley, Miss Gertrude and Master Err
nest w. Clark.
Mrs. Nelson Stevens of Southwick
| Mass, sister of A. NJ. Corser, faced {
! revolver in the hands of burly negro
July t. The negro entered the house
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds
while the family were away. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Stevens saw the negro enter anC
followed him to investigate. To
gether they went to the front door
Mrs. Stevens opened the door and wa!
confronted with the revolver in tn,
hands of the intruder. They decided
not to pursue their investigation fur
ther. AS soon as they departed thu
negro left the house and hurried on
of sight along the railroad. Mr.. Ste
vens harnessed his horse and hurried
to the village to notify the police, will
the result that the negro was arrested
He was taken to the Westfield Jail ant
on Monday was held for the CRANE
jury under bonds amounting to $500.