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The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

town the last of the week and purchas
ed of G W. Spalding all the cabbages he
had This does not mean that this sale
included all Mr.. Spalding raised as
large number had been sold previously.
Hon. R. W. Ellis of Embden, was
among the speakers at the Maine State
Dairyman's Association held at Dover
last week Mr.. Ellis is a pleasing and
able speaker and one of the best dairy
men and farmers in the state and what
he has to say is always worth hearing.
On mex Sunday morning the Northern
Star Lodge of F. & A. NJ will attend
divine service in body at the Dins-
more Memorial church. The pastor,
Rev. Il. o dofstesd, will preach. The
people are cordially invited to attend.
In the evening the pastor will speak on
Things that money can't buy"
Drs. Andrews of this village. Greene
of Solon, and Sawyer of Madison, per
formed surgical operation on Mrs 5.
P. Taylor one day last week. 1t was a
very critical case and required the best
surgical skill She is doing well, grad
ually improving A trained nurse from
Bangor is caring for Mrs. Taylor.
Buy your Christmas stationery of
Buchanan.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Ceres, Mrs Lizzie Phinney; Flora, Mrs.
Vesta Hilton Pomona, Mrs Lizzie Libby;
L. A. s., Miss Flosse Hilton.
Friday evening. Dec large number
OF invited guests assembled a, Greenwood
hall, the occasion being double recep-
ton given by Mr.. and Mrs. Aoiathar
Tyler and their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Parker. The even.
ing was passed n dancing and other
social entertainment and an oyster supper
served as refreshm .nts. Both couples
were the recipients of many useful and
beautiful presents
D. K Longley went to Corinna, Satur-
day, to meet S. H. Goodwin, who was
returning home from Aroostook county.
E P. Boutele OF Bangor was in town
on Monday to inspect the proposed rural
free delivery route. F
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Madison.

Buy your Christmas stationery oil
Buchanan, Skowhegan.
Angus Campbell of this village while
working in the woods fell over a log anC
broke one of his ribs, one day recently.
Mrs. George Gushing is i'll.
Rev. Mr.. Ball of Skowhegan preached
at the Universalist church Sunday.
Rev. Clayton d. Boothby exchanged
pulpits with Rev. +. (. Rand of NORTH
Arson Sunday.
Buchanan, the Skowhegan druggist
has his usual large assortment of leather
goods.
Carroll d, Farrar, formerly assistant
chief engineer at the Grea, Northern, lief
for Boston, Saturday, where he has po'
sition.
Mrs. Nellie Sawyer's class of the Fret
Baptist Sunday school were delightful,
entertained by Miss Tapley aud Mr.
Frank Dinsmore's classes at the home o
X. C. Gray on Upper Main street on Fri
day evening. Delicious refreshments
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Harmon

Work on the parsonage has been sus-
penden for the winter
There are no cases of small pox 10 town
at present and we don't intend there shall
be.
The school committee are making re-
pairs on the village schoolhouse by sheath
ing overhead with hard pine.
-Four OF our high school girls will at
tend the winter term of the M c. l.,
which begins next week.
Miss Agnes Reed is teaching school 10
Ripley. She is one of our best tsachers.
At the meeting of the Grange last Sat-
urday the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year; Master, A. ID.
Gray; overseer VIM. Mclaughlin; lee
turer, Mrs. S. A. Haynes secretary, Mrs.
Nettie K. Bemis treasurer, Mrs. r H.
Marble chaplain, Mrs. Lorinda White
house steward, MIS- Emma Mclaughlin ;
assistant steward, Lorin Chadbourn; gate
keeper, Alton Chadbourn; lady assistant
steward, Ms. Vesta Chadbourne. The
installation will be on the FIST Saturday
in January.
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HartlaDd.

Miss sara Hurd was in Pittsfeld Fri
day
Lewis Fish was Ia CorinnA one day
last week
Robert Linn was in Pittsfeld last week
on business
Mrs Mary Webb is seriously i'll at her
home on Webb Ridge.
E. p Dyer recently returned from
business trip in several adjacent towns
DIR. and Mrs l.. II. Blanchard returned
last week from their trip to Boston.
Miss Inez Vickery has accepted po-
sition as teacher in the st. Adams
schools
Freeman Daniels our well known
jeweler, has returned from several
days stay in Boston.
The w. c. T. u had a pleasant meet
ing at Mrs. Sch wartz, Tuesday afternoon.
The wire is being strung over the tel
ephone poles along the S. & N. K. K. to
Mainstream.
Mrs. J. L. Brown of Oldtown is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l..
Harding.
Mrs Harriet Fuller Baker entertained
several friends at whist, last Wednesday
evening.
india F. Gordan is in Pittsfield for a
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
! Thompson.
William Linn of Boston was the guest
of his parents Mr. and Mrs r w. Linn
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Haywood of Waterville, a
student in Colby college, was the guest
OF Miss Brooks recently.
The Ladies' AID meets with Mrs.
Emma Henderson Thursday afternoon.
All ladies invited.
Rev. Mr. Herrick preached in the Bap-
tist Church Sunday morning. Mr.. Her
rick may decided to remain on the field.
Mrs. Clara Bartlette and Miss Lena NJ.
Smith returned Tueseay, from Skowhe-
gan where they attended the Terrio
trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K Parkman were in
ST. Albans Friday night. to attend the
double reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Il. Fuller of
Lewiston have issued cards of invitation
to the wedding reception of their daugh-
ter. Edith Luraney to Guy Goss Fuller,
of this town.
The rural schools began Monday, Dec
7, with the following as teachers: North
Hartland, Miss Kurdish; Huff Hill, Miss
Eva c. Libby; Rand district, Mrs Lu
celia Stafford; Fuller's Corner, Miss Eff
fie L. Randlette
The Outlook Club met at Dir. Jennie
Puller's, saturday. The subject was
"Noman in Medicine" and DR.. Fuller
read an interesting paper on the same
This was one of the clubs most interest
ing meetings. CONNECTIONS were served
during the afternoon by the hostess
The monthly business meeting of the
Epworth League was held at Mr.. and
Mrs. william Cooks Monday evening.
This was a very pleasant affair and sew
eral friends were invited in. After the
business session, sociability was the OBJ
ject of those present. Games and music
were INDUCED in and numerous read
ings were given during the evening by
Mrs. Cook and John l.. Fish. The Hos
tess served fruit
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North Arson.

Painting operations have begun on
the Methodist church.
Miss Marian Payne returned Monday
to the Pennington normal school.
F. NJ. Wells & Co. have put up 1900
cases of apples, this fall, and the fruit
is now being shipped to Boston
The Methodist Sunday school are re-
hearsing for their Christmas concert,
which will be held Christmas night.
Rev NJ Crane preached a very able
sermon in Central Hall, last Sunday
forenoon, on "The Naturalness of Re
ligion.'
Manicure sets at Buckn ANS, Skowhe-
gan.
Rev II. s. Ryder was at Kents Hill
the first of last week attending the
Itinerants' Institute, of which he is a
member.
Mrs. Charles Knapp, who had the
misfortune to sprain her ankle, ia being
cared for by Mrs. Chester Bates of
Bingham.
Cyrus II. Bates of Boston has been in
town recently and bargained for all the
hay that Mstson & Moore will buy the
coming year.
The noon freight was taken off the
Somerset road, Monday, on account of
the Mills along the line being shut down
for want of water
series of evangelstic meetings are
being planned for January. They will
be conducted by the churches of the
pl ace in union effort.
G. o. Aver moved his studio onto
Center street. Friday. 1t was built and
for some years has set on the Dnsmore
lot at the foot of Steward hill.
The D. A. r. meets with Mrs. W. &
Robinson. Friday evening. Miss Minnie
Bunker will be the guest of the Chapter.
There will be no formal program.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson returned to
Norwood, Mass Wednesday, accompa
MED by her sister, Mrs. l.. R. Dinsmore,
who will remain during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs E. 0 Pratt have arrived
home after an absence of several
months, visiting relatives and friends in
Sangerville, Lewiston and Massachusetts,
Jefferson Spearin, Leonard Spearin
and Everett Fenison, who were deer
hunting at the Height of Land several
days last week, returned home Friday.
They brought one deer with them, killed
by Mr.. Fenlison.
George Spalding is going to Skowhe-
gan these days to market his garden
truck It's a long way to haul heavy
loads to find place to dispose of them,
but such is the case in the sparsely set
tied distric. of rural Maine.
Allen Wilson of Concord, N. H., was
the guest of friends in town, Monday.
Some years ago Mr.. Wilson was engaged
in business in this village, having served
his apprenticeship in the clothing bust
ness with the late 4 F Collins.
George Caswell of Waterville was in
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
n. f. COrnVille.

T E. Donahue moved his family tc
North Hartland, Nov. z3d He has q
rent near Fred Burrilfs, by whom he is
employed.
Aaron Soule has taken a contract tc
out in lumber for Ben Flanders from his
lot here. Vird Cousins and A. H
WEIGH have been at work for him.
Everett Cover has two men at work
for him, lumb ring on the place he bought
las! spring, the A. T. Hilton farm.
Selden Braley is at work for Charles
Taylor at his camp on the Neil lot, East
Athens Geo. Taylor is at work at the
same place.
Ms. Ida Sanford returned, Nov. 10Th,
from Parkman with handsome deer that
she shot in that town, Nov. OH.
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LarOno.

The school in No - closed, last week,
with an entertainment in which all the
scholars took part and many parents at
tended. This term was taught by Mrs,
E. H. Burgess Of Norridgewock, who had
a successful school.
Miss Alice Buzzell is at home from her
school in the Covel district.
Z. P Emmons is repairing his mill and
putting it in shape for the spring saving.
Chester Sheaf fnished his work OF
threshing, last week having been out
some three months.
Those who sold their apples early are
now glad, but it seems that No. l apples
must yet sell for fair price.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
SO. SOlOn.

Have you sold your apples7 This is
the question one hears of every one he
meets. Cummings & Dresser of Portland
have an outfit here, packing. They take
nothing but winter fruit
Hazen Jewett, who has been very sick
with Group, is better.
The school children OF No. are affect
ed with sore eyes, but it does not last
long. Some say it is pink eye.
Mrs. Augusta Williams is better.
Mrs. Sterling is better. Was able to
attend her brothers. funeral at East M Id
ison, Mr.. Addison Ames
There is talk OF Christmas tree, but
it is not decided where it will be yet.
Mr.. Sargent and wife were down, last
Sunday. He will preach in two weeks if
the weather permits. M. Sargent will
hold an evening meeting at school house
No. /, next Tuesday evening. 7
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st. Albans.

Miss Inez Vickery of Hartland is CON-
pletng the term of school in the Lucas
district commenced by Miss Hanson.
Mrs. Naomi Lucas visited her grand.
daughter, Mrs. Harry Seavey, in Ripley,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Vining spent Sun.
day with friends in Cambridge.
Hugh Goodwin drove up from Pitts.
field, Sunday, to spend the day with hi:
parents
St. Adams Grange elected officers Sat
urday night for the ensuing year as fol
lows: M. Osgood Robertson: O., Pres.
ton w. Libby; l., Mrs. Rose Robertson
steward. Alfred Hilton assistant steward
Harry Merrick; chaplain, Mrs. Mabel
Hilton treasurer, Fred Lucas; secretary
Mrs. Eva Turner; G X, Charles Mason
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Isaiah Crowell accompanied his son
Henry on his trip to the wilds Of northern
Maine. Monday He will visit the lumber
camps some around Moosehead lake and
hunt for game also.
A reception was given on the evening
OF Dec. 2 at the home OF NJ and Mrs.
W. c. Fitzgerald in honor of their son
and his bride. A more extended account
viii be given next week.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
East Madison.

Mr.. Addison Ames. respected citizen
of this town died in Pttsfed, November
24'h Funeral services conducted by
Rev. Daniel Ons,ott were held in the
church here, Friday Nov. II.
Mrs. Abbie Rowell died Wednesday,
Dec Oh, after an illness OF several weeks.
NJ S R L. Sheaf is stopping at W. H.
Rowelrs.
Linwood Corson is at home from Lewis
ton on a vacation.
Buchanan, the Skowhegan druggist,
has his usual large assortment of leather
goods.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
EDWIN II. WHITCOM B.

Somerset County. In Court of Probate,
held at Skowhegan on the second Tuesday Of
December A. D. 1903.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
notice thereof be given, three weeks success
sively, in The Somerset Reporter, printed in
Skowhegan in said county, the first publica-
ton being thirty days prior to the second
Tuesday of January A. d. 1904, that all per
sons interested may attend Probate Court
to be held at Skowhegan on the second Tues
if any they have, why the prayer of said Pc
tition should not be granted
EDWARD F. DANFORTH, Judge.
A true copy.
3wso Attest; NATHAN FOWLER, Register.
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Athens.

AS the citizens have found that scarcely
any feeling of illness attends the small
pox as represented here, things are be-
ginning to resume their normal condition
and business is being attended to again.
Some who have been vaccinated, how
ever, are having an exceedingly hard
time, among whom are Mrs. J. (. Lom-
bard and M -rton Stickney.
Buy your Christmas presents of Buck
nam, Skowhegan
Harry and Ina Emery, wh) have suffer
ed thirty days quarantine, were set at
liberty on Saturday.
Business is humming in the wood
working 1lant Of A. M. Thompson & Son
and the building presents a cheerful APP
pearance, lighted as it now is by electric
lights. They have added machinery for
box making to the other industries and
have more orders than they can fill.
They are still somewhat handicapped by
low water
Miss Annie Emery returned about
Thanksgiving time from Norway, where
she has position in the graded schools,
for two weeks vacation. She is quite
i'll with tonsilitis
The matter of dsnfeeton has now
been left in the hands of the local board
of health as we understand, and DR..
Young's representative left Saturday
morning,
A fountain pen makes good Christ
mas present. Buy one of Buchanan,
Skowhegan.
Rev. J. E. Lombard returned from
Brunswick few days ago and IS stopping
for short time at the home of c. H,
Jones, his family sill being on the sick
list.
Mr.. John Butler is slowly improving,
though not yet able to 60 about without
assistance.
| Mr. George Aver returned home, Fri
day, as court djourned on account OF the
illness of Mr.. Fox, who was foreman o
the jury. Mr.. Fox and family have the
sympathy OF all.
Miss Ina Emery goes TO Massachusetts,
this week, to pass the rest of the holiday:
with friends, after which she returns &c
Watervile to resume her studies in the
Institute.
School at Somerset Academy will com.
mence next week. it is off cailly an
nounced. G.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Mrs. Annie Wheeler has been quite i'll
the past week; she is better at present
aud speedy recovery is anticipated.
Miss Lena Nye went to Harmony on
Wednesday to visi, a few days with rela-
tives before returning to Bangor.
Miss Mlymie Peavey returned 10 Farm
ington normal school on Monday.
Erwin Lewis returned to his school al
H. c. l., Charleston on Monday.
Linden Lancaster has gone to Moose.
head lake to work for the winter.
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ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham

GeTtTuue IlcTCe, WHO ndS Deeu opCuu-
ing her vacation at home, has returned to
her studies at Kents' Hill seminary.
Ms Robert WATSON was at N. Arson.
last week, and called upon her friend,
Miss Minnie Bunker.
William Reynolds and family are at
Bigelow for the winter.
Work OF the carpenters on the frater-
nty building has been suspended until
the furnace is put in and plastering done.
The season has been favorable and the
work on the building has gone forward
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Snow of Skowhe-
gan have been visiting Mrs. Shows
mother Mrs. Anna Chase of NJ )scow.
Annie and Hilda M iris OF Concord
are attending the village grammar school.
Mrs. Will Whorf. who has been to
Skowhegan for two weeks, returned to
Bingham on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Abbie Webster of Caralunk was
10 town. last week.
Fred Clark and Philander Baker OF
Caratunk were In town, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Blake and their
daughter, Nellie, of Pennington have
been the guests of M. and Mrs. J. J.
Lander, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gates have lost their
youngest child-one and one half years
old. Funeral services were held, Mon
day last.
Mrs. Anon Baker has been very i'll
with asthmstic trouble, made worse by a
seve cold.
May Goodrich is very poorly indeed.
Bardwell Baker of Moscow is failing
every day.
M. and Mrs. Chadbourne have had a
very busy season, sporteIs there nearly
all OF the time two new parties this week
to improve the time while 1t lasts.
Albert Murray with crew of men is
numbering at Baker pond for the Great
Northern Paper Co.
w. r. Jordan is having his kitchen
newly painted by Harvey Givens.
Mrs. A. P, Murray has had severy
sore throat tor the past week.
Miss Eleanor Sharp, teacher of the high
school, is boarding at Julia Colbys.
Rev. w. A. Richmond has organic d
boys society in town which promises to
be OF great benefit to the members.
Chas. Fairbrother of Norridgewock is
with hunting party at Dad water.
Lea r Hussey has returned from a
brief hunting trip to Garry pond.
Hall & Heath propose to haul their
pulp from Chamberlain hill with steam
log hauler, the first used in this immedi-
ate vicinity.
Next Friday evening an apron sale aud
general good time will be held in Grange
hall for the benefit of the church. Every
one is invited to attend or assist in any
way they may choose. Supper served
from 5 to 7 o'clock.
Rev. Charles Harbutt of Portland,
Sec. of the Maine Missionary Society,
will preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
There Is to be public Christmas tree
in Kennebec hall on the evening OF Dec.
2sth.
Rev. Smith Baker D. D. OF Portland
will deliver an address upon the subject,
THE Mission OF Young People" in the
Congregational church, Wednesday, Dec,
10Th. All are cordially invilea to be
present.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
DIED.

Skowhegan, Nov %, Mrs. Rachel A. Tolman
| aged SO years.
st. Johnsbury, Win her SIND year. Mrs.
| Emma Frost, mother OF the Rev. Joshua NJ.
Frost former pastor of the Methodist Epis-
| copal Church in Skowhegan.
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stops the Cough and works of the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cures scold
in one day. No Cure, no Pay, Price Is cents
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BORN.

Athens, Nov. %. to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C.
Taylor daughter.
Hthens.-Nov. %, to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Hight, q son.
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Sec. National Bank of SkOWhegan

The tockholders OF the Second National
Bank OF Skowhegan are hereby notified that
rectors for the ensuing year and for the trans
action OF any other business that may legally
come before them win be held st the rooms OF
ssid bank on Tuesday, the 18th day OF January,
1904 at O'Clock p. N.
December 10th, 1903.
5w50 ANES FELLOWS, Cashier.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SRowHEGAN.
The stockholders OF The First National Ban X
OF Skowhegan, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for the choice OF directors for
the ensuing year and the transaction of an =
other business that may legally come before
them, will be held at their Banking rooms on
Tuesday, January 70, 1904, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
GEO. N. PAGE, Cashier.
Skowhegan, Dec. 8, 1903. 6w60
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
were served and mos, enjoyable evening

were served and most tnJoydUIe tVeu'HR
spent.
The fair and supper at the Congrega-
tional vestry on Saturday afternoon and
evening was a financial success. and the
fair, though not occupying great amount
Of space, was decidedly pretty and en-
ioyable occasion. The proceeds from the
fair and supper amounted to sf43
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-08

Dsbido sin duda n gus no habfe
agar fiesta de Rayes an ninguno do
los bArrios de Ia poblaci6n, east
TODD eI vseindaPio se di6 cIta para
p&gear on los trollsys, obsarvkndo-
20 con este motive nm novimianto
extVaordinario, yendo los carros
eOnstentsmsnte llenos apaaar do
estar trAbAiRndo oeho.
La iarAna anuEciada para ano-
che On el Casino 90 suspsndi6 n
GltimA horA q eausR de halIArse sn
Guknica In mayor parts del ella
l0nto social que eoneurre o dicho
een&ro.
Todo ei eomsrcio da sEtA ciudad
eeFR6 aver sue estAblecimisntos pa
ra que 10 depsndsnciA disfrutAss
de In naBtR dc Rsyss.
Las aseuelAs ds sata poblaci6n
y aus bkrrios estuvieron AhieEtos
duranta sl dlA da aver, coneurrien-
do muy pocoE nifios las mismas.
Estk RYYsglAdo el degEumbs que
existfa en- In eAFrstsr& de A1iunbas
pudiendoss visiar para diehA po-
blAci6n sin sntorpseimisnto.
Los vsnsxolanos Fssldentss en-
estR ciudAd han mandado de sgui-
nRldo 2l Presidsnts general CipFia-
NO Castro una ea1s de cigaFFilIos
aTImonsls como prsmio por su he
r6ieA conducta en- sl confiIcso ac-
tuAl.
A las diax de 10 msfiSna en- tren
especial Salieron para GuGnisa, con
oil In do Aaistir MI festival Gus Sc
1ealiSaba, numoHosAs dAmAs y Ca
balIsros de sstR ciudAd.
La noehs de In viupsra de Reyes
s1 pS27 pRrFAnd8 que hubo sn sl
%~fflo dc Msgusyss, . cor sScusn-
ella Dc ma disputa Fssult0 IN In
divlduo hsrido. Ei sgFssor fue de-
tenido v al h8llArss sn 10 tsfAtura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-08
Fuga de presos

e diA 8, sntra una dos de Ia
tards, si 8icAids de Ia cGYeel de
MsysRt's 3 ensreg6 10 poiicfA mu-
nieipAI ctl c1 pFssos dsssinAdoa o
plntAr oil edifeio.
Dos de sIlos Es fPgaYon, y ell cabo
Cuia, dc in Po,ici~ insulaF, acto
sgnido puso oil hseho en- conoci-
misnso del EiscAl Mr.. Corn " eli,
qnlen Sc psr.on6 en- In eGrcsl, ssie-
RradAndo dsspt So &i G ]beEnAdoF,
que orden6 Ia sUspsnsi6n y detsn
ci6n del RicAids, Asf como las de
otFos emplsados.
Oon tEl motive oil &leaida dc 10
eArcsI de Ponce ha pasado 10 de
HaybRnsx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-08
ESCuela industrial

Hasta oil dia Is de los corrfentes
ssbsrA alberta In mAtEicuIS, para
los que dssssn lngrasar en- dlehs
sscuslA.
Adsm4s del sspsfioI v del ing es
80 enstfIAfA las signisntes asignA-
tuF8s:
Arltm6sics, g ,omstrfa. Gsogrs-
fla, DIbuio Iineal, natural y de
adornos, Artss Cisncias domssM.
cas-, J Sloyd, TAquigrAffA y sseri.
turs . maquinA.
Estas dos 6isimaa estsRkn . ear
go del professor dom Rafael Rodrf.
CUES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-08
PONG
NOTIClAs DIREcTAs }

do Pollcfa 30 in6ri6 81 mismo una
hsrid9 sisndo traslad&do al horpi'
sal.
Ha regreaado de San Juan nuas.
tro corrsiie ionaeic Norberto Qaiiss
de cuya 10 nsrts nos ocupamos en-
dias pasados. PArses que aIgGn
deRocupAdo do ssta notieis como
broma de inocsnte, sin tsner en-
cuentA lA trists inprasi6n que In
miama prodnio en- 10 fAmilia de
QaiIss.
Hoy se eeIabr6 en- In Corts de
DlStrito 81 juicio contra Enriqus
G1nS&Isz Msna pOr dslito electoral.
Rsprssentaba al aeus&9o don Ui-
piano 3. Ooi6n, quadsndo sl inicio
eonoluso para ssatsncia.
Es lsysron hoy en- In Oorts de
Distrito "a aetas de Acusaci0n por
daIitos sisctor&les eomstidos por
iuecss de YAuco durants las fAmo-
sAs Olecciones.
VarIas fkmiliRs qua fueron invi-
a5A&w PO1 Ia EOmAalOA QG 1OBGnS@
para IL jaranA del Oasioo ss qus-
dAron vestidAs por ignorar qas esta
se habi& suspsndido y & alma horA
en- vixtud de telsgramA qas dssds
Gu4niea rsmitIsron dichos i0venss.
Cfaemos q ae han dsbido eAlcuar
los inconvsnisntss y hAbsrlo trans
fsrido CON anticipation.
Aver los cochss salisHon de In
quiatud en- que los tisns colocado
sl trolley p0r una parts y 10 fAlta
dc GmoneyD poF otra.
AcEba de rompsrss 81 autom6vil
qHs viens es San Juan al ensrGP
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