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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-22
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

invitations were issued Wednesday foI
the marriage reception of Miss LuciI
Clarrissa, daughter OF the Hon. and Mr.|
w. h. Wall ana DR.. Harry Gardner Beek|
man OF West SOmcrVillc. Mass, to taxi
place Nehh"Sdhy evening, October rs, al
the Randolph Inn. Dr, and Mrs. Beekma
will be at homo after December H. AT /
Hall avenue West Somerville.
Leroy q. Thaycr and Miss MAY Cartel
were married yesterday at the bride
home in Morrisvile They will returI
here in low days and will make thei|
home IN the Upper part of j. NJ. Atl
woods house on South Main street.
The Cooperative creamery paid % cent
net per pound for butter fat for the montl
of September. made 81 $50 pounds of butt
ter and paid patrons 1850. The Brgha nj
creamery paid p "a cents net per pound
for butter fat.
Or. H. H. Mcintyre Of Brooklyn, N. "
arrived in town yesterday and will snenl
several weeks with his parents. DR.. ant
Mrs. II. H. Mcintyre.
X. G. Smith of the Contor village ha
ronteG the store and basement in Tn
Howe block and will take possession o
the same November I.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Pope returned Mon
day from Burlington. where Mrs POM
had been for treatment at the Mar,
! Fletcher hospital.
Mark Abbott of Orwell is spending sew
| eral weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Abbott.
Mrs. Lyman Howe died yesterday a
| noon at the home of her daughter. Mr..
| Frank Wyman. Mrs. Howe had been il
| feeble health for several months
| Col. Albert +. Chandler and family hav
| closed Mari-Castle and leave TODAY f
their winter home in Brooklyn, y. 7.
| Mrs. Charles Dubois of Chicago is
| guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. /
Sanford.
}. r. Lamson, r n. Jerd, Orrin Man
I and Il. a. Smith returned home yesterda
| from Rutland. where they had been
| tending court.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

DIR. and Mrs. c. IT, Johnson and dauGh-
ter, Ruth. went to CuttngsNillc WcdncS-
day, October IA. called there by the death
of the doctors brother.-Mrs. I. l. ca
prom and Miss Miranda Ewina visited rela-
tives in Richfofd Thursday. Mary
Swaziland and Miss Davis who have necn
visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs
w. p. Andre VS.. for several weeks, return
ed to their home in Richford Thursday -'
T.. A. Austin has made repairs on his
store recently.-The w. c. r. |. OF West
Berkshire will entertain the East Frank
lin union at the home of Mrs. NJ. Peterson
October ~. Dinner will be served at J.
o clock and meeting at ! o'clock in charge
of Mrs. f. H. Chamberlain. county presl
dent, at which time the report OF the State
convention of the W. c. T. L. Will he
given. Dinner will be furnished by the
West Berkshire union. All who are IN
terested in the work are cordially invited
The Northern Telephone compahys pay
station has been removed from the post
office to the store of Z. A. Austin n son
deputy Collector j. c. Weld was called
to Rutland Monday to attend United
States court. The customs Office is in
charge of Collector Greene from the Rich
ford ofiice.-The death of William Arm
strong, which occurred Monday moruiut
in the 18th year of his age, removes a long
time familiar figure from our community
and one of the most respected citizens.
He had been seriously i'll with heart trou-
bile for about ten days, which was the
cause of his death. Mr.. Armstrong l.
survived by wife. four children and one
sister Funeral services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church at twelve
@ clock Wednesday. The Rev. y. w. Ford
oifioiated. Music was furnished by quar-
tette composed Of Mr.. and Mrs a, ID.
whitney of Franklin, Mis-. DIN Mcr-
rill and c. H. Abel of Enosburgh Fails.
The bearers were p. II. Stanley. Carlos
Johnson a. II. and O. W. Bowen, lIar-
vey Chaffee and =. S Ewins. The inter
n,ent was at East Franklin.-Mrs. Maude
JENNIE and Miss Anna l.. Stowe are attend
irg the State Sunday school convention
held at Burlington this Week.-Mrs.. En-
inette Gales in St. Johnsbury is in town,
called here by the illness and death OF
her uncle, William Armstrong. Mrs. Flora
rench returned to her home III Manches-
f..r WndnnSlaN.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Woman's Auxiliary mot with Mrs
r. II. Burleson Thursday afternoon. the
usual business meeting was held at three
o'clock Supper was served from five
o'clock until eight and the sum of $40
was realized. Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinson
of Fnosbureh Falls was present and in
rtructed the auxiliary in their work for
the coming year Miss Caroline u. Green
Of sheldon was also present ana gave =
tax to st. Agnes Guild, the Junior Aux
i,iary.--rhere is to be a THANKSGIVING
hall at the Isham House Thanksgiving
night. Parker's orchestra nave been en-
Yogcd to furnish music.-Mss BESSIE
Adams of Swanton visited Mrs. NJ. G.
shattuck Friday-Elijah Taylor, who
lives near Mctcalf pond, caught a species
Of wild cat Thursday in a trap he mad
SGT for a fox.-A surprise reception foi
thc Rov. and Mrs. Cone was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G.; W. Rursln
-,,,,c;c,, program and refreshments were
sorved.-Miss Edith Potter and George
Armstrong went to Boston on the eN-
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WOLCOTT.

f. II. Wedge is working for James
Stratton in Hardwick.-Everest Stebbins
of Enosburgh Falls has moved to the
Eaton place on town hill.-Roger Bixby
and bride and Miss BERTHE kusc returned
to Massac husetts last week.-Alton Park
err has resumed his work at the Potter
willie mill after a lay off Of three months
with broken leg-Mrs. Hattie Tucker
Ia working at o. j. Putnam s.-Henry
Wing and wife Of St. Johnsbury, who
have been recent guests at c. f. Has
kell's. have returned home.-George Bell
and wife of Greensboro were in town las
week on their way to Burlir gton.-Miss
Gertrude Fife attended the funeral Of Mrs.
w W Peck at Morrisvlle last week.
G. A. Moody's children, who have been
ill. are hctter.--Ernest Bedford is work
ing in tho stone sheds at Hardwicl.-Levi
Noble and wife of Morrsville We're re-
cent visitors in town.-Miss Julia Bullock
Is visiting in Massachuse It's -tlhridge
Jones has moved back to Fairfield. Mrs,
NJ. j. Valleau visited in Hyde Park on
WcdneSdaV
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

In county court the jury in the Trombly
VS.. Richie book account case brought in
a verdict that the plaintiff recover SIS
and costs.
IL seems there has been bad blood for
some time between Edward Raymo and
Mark Bronson of Coventry, which ter
minated October 10 by row and
Raymo shooting Bronson in the chest
Both parties were arrested and are now
in Newport jail awaiting trial. The ball
WAS found in the breast bone of Bronson
1t did not make dangerous wound. The
trouble, it is said, was caused by a
woman whom both wanted.
George ID. Glchrist, former towns
man. but now Of White River Junction
was married to Miss Bernice Sanborn of
Eden Mills on Monday, October II.
Il. L. Sanford has gone to California
to reside
/. n. Collier of Beebe Plain starts for
California this week. to spend the win
ter.
Rufus Il. Root, after five months
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Carrie Pratt from Newton, Mass.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. a.
Paddock -George Anderson commenced
work for r. \. Patterson last Monday.
Myrtle Tillotson is clerking in Mrs. r.
y. Nelson's millinery store during her alb
sence in Boston, lindsay Wilson left
last Friday for Philadelphia, where he
viii attend business collcge.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. Ralph Dunn have moved to w. Il.
Kaiser's farm. The series of meetings
that have been in progress in ColllnsNillc
for the last three weeks closed last Fri
day night.-One dozen people took ad-
vantage of the excursion rates TO lios-
ton last week Wednesday and Thursday.
A. A. Bridges is repairing his house
-. ..LLia.. unra ~ d. In front.
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BENSON.

Miss Jessie Pratt, who was operated
upon for Appendicitis six weeks ago, died
last SATURDAY after much suffering. She
was Is wears old and had lived in this
town the past IL years. She was mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Epworth League and was seCre-
tarv and treasurer Of the local w. c. 7.
L. Her funeral. which was largely at
tended was held at he Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Tuesday at p. m, the
Rev s y. Taylor officiating. The hear
ers were l.. d, n +. and c. c. Belden,
uncles of the deceased. stephen bishop
and Carl Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II.
Wilcox, Lauretta Wilcox and F.. w. Sher-
man sang The interment was in West
View cemetery.-Mrs. belmont Church
i'll Of Granville is visiting at john II.
Walker Mrs Il. r. Kellogg has Gona
to Weybrdge to visit friends-C. II. Far-
sons and family who have been at tner
summer home here for month, Will re-
turn this week to Riverside, Mo-Mrs.
Weston Arnold of Bangall street went
to Montreal on the excursion last week
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MORGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Church have closed camp
at Seymour lake and gone to their home
at Aver, Mass.-C. c, Elliott and wife
and win Ninton have gone to Boston
on the oXcursion.-Gcrald Drown. who has
been very sick with n fever, is gaining
slowly.--Thc new pews in the church
are well liked and make a very tasty
church room,-HenrY Rye Will soon move
near Rccbe plain, where he Is hired to
run n farm.-Georgc Gray stuck nail
into his foot a few days ago and has been
confined to the house.-A. J. Page has
rented of II. 4. Bartlett the Naples den
farm for another year,-lhe Woodmen
camp is growing and the Auxiliary will
soon give the Woodmcn a supper.
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Warner went to
Boston the 18th on the excursion and
will visit in Providence, II. J., and other
places before their return.--F. NJ. Hub
bard and son. Clark, were in Georgia
on business last Wednesday.
William James Of Swanton Junction lost
q valuable work horse with collie last
week The tirst snow of the season fell
Monday morning. and board walks and
roofs remained white for an hour.-Sev-
cral OF the nimrods in this vicinity are
preparing for the open deer season which
begins Thursday
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BROWNINGTON.

Mrs. A. +. Alexander has returned to
her home from her visit in Maine-Alrs.
A. II. Gardyne has gone to Lowell, Mass
for short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Patton. Her mother, Mrs. Ewens. who
went TO Lowell about two weeks ago.
will return With her-Chester Cooley, VINO
rented H. T. Smiths farm COR the pres
cnt year, left town quite suddenly one
day last Neek.-In the absence of the
Rev [. j. Brown, T.. a, Robinson sup
piled the pulpit at Evansville last sun
day ana L. IT, Lapierre at the Center
1t is reported that there is a case of
chicken poN in the family of Frank
KiSer, also a case of measles at lhc oil
village. Necessary measures viii he taken
to prevent The spreading ot the Diseases.
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CHELSEA.

Byron Berry. Eugene @. Thorne and
Miss Bertha Berry went to Boston on thu
excursion Monday.-Miss Emma Darling
was at home with her parents, the Hon.
and Mrs. j. X. Darling, last week, r.
turning to Boston early this week-Select-
man Walter II. Emery was made happy
on Tuesday morning by the advent NJ
rev girl baby.-Dr. A. b. Smith has pur-
chased of John b. Bacon the adjacent
tenement house 50 long occupied by tho
family of the late Alonzo Noyes and is r.
pairing the barn.-Ninton | COrwin, WIN
has been spending his fortnights vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. }. A H.
Corwln. returned to his employment win
C. r Corwn & Co in quincy mdlhet.
Boston on Thursday and WAS accomnani'I
by his sister Nellie, who is not expected
to return before Christmas.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Larmay are in Nil.
ton on a visit of several days.-The /,
r. c. met with Mrs. Fred Putnam Octo.
Der Is. There were forty present at the
dinner Daniel Andrews has rented his
farm to Donald Buker OF Jericho,--Clipper
Terrill has gone to stowe on a visit -Sev-
eral couples attended the Woodman's
ball at Dnderhil Friday evening-Mrs
Ellen Ellsworth has gone to Massa-
chusetts to visit her dnushter.-FloydP Put
nam was home over Sunday.--J. ID. Buker
has returned from Milton.-Mrs. Iashor
who is preaching at Cambridge. visited
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

About 10 of the neiPhbors and friends of
Henry Ladd gathered at tho home of
Mrs. j. +. Ladd Wednesday evening Of
last week to welcome him and his bride
on their return from their wedding trip
to New York. A delicious supper was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd received
many good wishes from their friends
Quite a number of people have gone to
Boston on the fall excursion. among them
being Dr. Rogers and wife. Mrs. Shelley
and Mrs. Gallegher.-Dr. j. Reynolds
Patton Of Fairfield is home for few
days.-Mrs. Albright has returned to
MONTREAL
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. Stevens and son, Stanley spent last
week In Esscx-Mrs. b. S. Irish and
daughter spent Saturday and Sunday in
Milton, the guests Of Mrs II. c. Nc
Nall.-Alson FERRIS of Burlington was at
home Sunday.-NIiss Campbell was i'll a
few days last weck.There have been
several apple buyers In town recently
Several OF the farmers have sold their
apples.--A surprise party was given Miss
Ina Hall Friday evening by several Of
her fiiends.-Carpentcrs have stopped
work on the parsonage for the present
Orville Allen, Samuel Croto and Dona
Turcotte went Monday to North Hero.
where they have carpenter work-Miss
Ockerblad Of Grand Isle spent sunday in
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VERSHIRE.

Mrs. James Straw is very sick. Or.
Smith of Chelsea is attending her-The
Rev. f. l., Richardson's father who ha4
been visiting friends in New York for
several weeks past. returned home FRI
dav last is quite sick at present.
Kimball o. Darling and family took ad,
vantage of the excursion to Boston tn
visit his brother in Brighton, Mass
Wilbur Dickerson has moved to the farm
which he recently purchased of Austin
II. Phillips at Vershire CelIter-C. r.
Stanley and wife and r. j. Woodcocll
and wife attended the county convention
of the Christian Endeavor society al East
Corinth last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Spear
daughter of +. r. Spear, is teaching h.
first term Of school on Carpenter Hill ~
STAFFORD. Jennie Hutchinson 90
Plattsburrh. y. Y. and Mrs. Hattie
Rix are visiting their sister, Mrs. Sara'A
Hoyt.-Mrs. Mabel Brown Of West FAIR
leo is to keep house for George y.
Church.
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STOWE.

Nelson Gibbs picked pint Of ripe wild
strawberries on his place on Edison Hin
October D.
DR.. Church of Burlington was in town
Friday to see Mrs. Savage and w. "A
Moulton.-Bert Dillingham; is in town from
Bellows Falls.-John Downer and wife of
Schenectady. N. y, are on visit to
friends In town,-Several members of
Mansfield Mountain Grange attended the
silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Hill Of Waterbury last Wednesday night.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. H. G.. IIolcomb has gone to Bur-
lington as county delegate to the State
Sunday school association and Miss Lib
bic Naylor and Mrs. William Osborn
have gone as delegates from this town.
Farmers are all busy getting their
apples picked and kcd-Twn girls
were born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Leslie Pike
last week. One of the twins lived but a
few hours.-The Womans Home Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. II. G. Hol-
comb last week Several garments We're
madc.-NIrs. r. NJ. Barnes has returned
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arrested and run In late Sunday night
| Monday they were arraigned before
Justice Kcarney, charged with being
trainps and stealing rides on trains Each
pleaded not guilty but they were found
guilty and fined s. and costs each. or
| three months in the House of Correction
which latter sentence is imposed.
Frank Cleveland. who wound up a
weeks celebration with n drunk and a
| fight on Saturday night. was Monday
convicted of Il charge of breach of the
peace and also of intoXication. before
| Judge Finn. Cleveland was fined $40 and
costs for the first case and So and costs
for the latter.
Levi Beleview. who was arraigned be-
| fore Judge Finn. charged with stealing
a bicycle from Charles II. Stevens last
August upon hearing was placed under
$50 bonds to await the action of the grand
| jury next September. Beleview secured
! bail.
When Miss Helen A. Ranlctt was riding
| horseback Tuesday morning. her horse,
which is spirited animal suddenly took
the bits between his teeth and ran up
! North Main street. At the corner of the
city hall the horse SHE'D down the alley
way and Miss Ranett was thrown heavily
To the ground. She was picked up and
taken to Fuller's livery Office and after
wards to the hospital, where it was found
that she had sustained n broken collar
bone besides being badly bruised and
shaken up, Miss Ranlett will remain n
patient at the hospital until she is suf-
I n'l'ntiN recovered To return TO her poard-
ms p'ace
''H' HchiN - 'hduWICh WIS lucsudS
t'NPn To ule if"Nal victoria hoSpitaI lor
n surgical operation and treatment of ills
! Of which sho has been sufferer for sev-
eral months. Her physician. Or. 4. a.
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as long ago as July, but no one seems to
know how it happcned.-Charles Tudhopc
and IL. Ray Allen have gone to the Balti-
more, Md, dental college to learn dentis-
try.-C. l.. Hazen has been appointed con-
stable to succeed Charles Tudhope, who
has resigned and gone to Baltimore
Aunt Lucy Hazen is staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. +. G. Kinsley In Alburgh. who
is failing rapidly with Brights disease.
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BRANDON.

d. f. Goodrich, a prosperous FARMER OF
this town, is not so wealthy as ne was
Tuesday at this time. Early YESTERDAY
morning while at the barn DONG ms
chores. he opened a trap door PACK Oh ms
,tahla and observed a dead hen in the
basement. on investigating he found that
his entire flock of fowls, consisting of
Il hens and nice large rooster, were
dead, They lay scattered around, each
minus its head. which was eaten OF by
some animal and one hen was partly dee
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cursion. Reuben Soule who has been i'll
for some time does not improve as fast
as many friends would wish.--Dr. Carey
is az his home in Canada for his brothers
WeddinS.-Mr. and Mrs Dell Sturtevant
OF Johnson visited friends and relatives
i'll town last week.
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r. S. Wells has bought the land fol
merry owned by e. w. and Mary d
Dudley.
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in this place last wcek.-Maud Styles Of
stowe Is visiting in this pace.-Mrs. cyrus
Williams who has been sick. Is better.
Mrs. Mary Papincau has returned to
her home in Georgia. The j. II. G. viii
meet with Mrs. William Corbett for din
ner October 20
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MONARCH PAINT

IS an honest paint. It's Just what it
claims to he-a pure paint, II it wasn't
we couldn't increase our sales every
year. ilagar Pros.
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You can find n furnished room that is
really place TO livo-not "A mere
lodglnG-by advertising for it in these
columns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-21

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Confeccionan GtIaustas De tabasos. en- todos
estilos.
GnvcltcrIcs De Ebctclatt sencillos Y lujosos.
R6tuIoS para FaPmacIaS
de 'estilo moderno.
HrtistIsas Carpstas para lctarics.
NarQutllas para GtgarrtIlos
de uno mas colores.
LetraS de CambiO
en- todas sus diversldades.
Recibos taIonarios. = = Cheques.
EtfQuetas
para Uelas v f6$icrcs. GspeeiaIidad en- clique
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comercial, desde ell mas sencillo hasta ell
mas lujoso.
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de todos tamafios para vista, bautixc, de
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reecrdatcrias, invitaslcnes, bale, etc. ete.
etiauttas para pastas De scpa. Idem para
pa$tas Y jalsas de frWtas.
Cuentas, Facturas y GOnOcimientOs
toda clase de dcsumento$ comerciales.
IltUIOS Y ACcIORcS
para toda clase de asociaciones.
Pianos Y I1lapas a I1ldsita, Tlustraeicnss
para libros y peri6dicos.
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SELIOS DE COMA
de tOdas clases.
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Dep6sito De etiaMttas fiIttes para cajas de
e tabacOs.
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Noviembre 20 de 1903.


Noviembre 20 de 1903.
Ell domingo 1ltimo, Sc llevo a
.cabo en- ell Coliseo Derkes por
.el cuadro de aicionados, la Sc
gunda function a benefcio de la
reconstruction de nuestra igle-
sia.
Sc pusieron en- escena las pie
zas tituladas: "El Padr6n Mu-
nicipal,' Nina Pancha,' Coro
de vendimiadoras de la zarzue-
la LAS Campanadas,' cuadros
vivos Ave Maria" Los Dos
Gallos" y Ga Mendiga."
Ell Coliseo estaba lleno de bote
en- bote, resaltando en- el salon
10 mas granada y selecto de
nuestra sociedad.
Los comicos representation
su papel brillantemente, siendo
por clio aplaudidos estrepitosa-
mente.
Ell domingo pasado tuvimos
el gustc de estrechar afectuosa-
mente la mano de nuestro buen
amigo don Francisco Ar1as, Ad-
rrinistrador de Correos de Ca
:guas y los seflores don Carlos
Aguayo y don Antonio Grillo,
tambien de dicha ciudad.
Ell lunes Sc despidieron para
~dicha poblacion.
Ell se1or don Domingo Pales,
ha eStablecido un servicio de
guaguas de esta ciudad al pue-
bio de Arroyo.
Muy pronto seran abiertas las
-puerras al p1blico de un bazar
de los senores Ensenat y COM
pania.
En- el pr6ximo Diciembre CO.
menzara la molienda de caflas
en- la Central Machete" de la
jurisdiction de esta poblaci6n.
Las fiestas que dara la Colo
mia Espailola" de esta ciudad en-
honor de su patrona la Concep-
.ci6n, quedaran muy animadas.
!. En- el Casino Espanol Sc dara
un bale, que seg1n oimos que
lara muy esplendido.
Ell Cinematografo que actual
mente sc esta exhibiendo en- el
teatro de esa capital, cuando ter
mine su temporada, Sc trasla
dara a esta ciudad.
Aver estaban hacienda fun
cionar las bocas de incendio de
esta ciudad, con el caro- de
mangas del Parque de Bonn
! beroS.
/. La noche del incendio de la
casa del sefior Escalera, no die
ron estas nj una gotta de aqua.
y IA buena hora mangas verdes!
Nos suponenos que el ayun-
tamiento de esta ciudad ha su-
primido del presupuesto la par
Eida de alumbrado publico, pues
"a poblacion permanece a obs
.CuraS.
En- la plaza publica solamen-
te sc prenden s faroles, habien-
do sin luz a. que hacen el total
de g faroles de que consta di-
cha plaza.
MAS luz. sefor alcaldel
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