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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15
Institute Notes.


trict begun It's session Monday
Aug. 10Th, with Prof. j. L. kea.-
ing as conductor and Prof. Oil.
phnnt and Miss Evelyn Walker AS
instructors, the latter IN primary
work. Supts. Carpenter of RIO
:. Grande and w. l.. Gardner Of
Saguache are also on the staff of
teachers.
The institute started out very
suspiciously on Monday with an
enrolment of fifty. On We'd
nesday it hal grown to seventy
five. An attendance of one hun
dred is expected next week.
Costills, Rio Grande, Conejos
and Sapuache counties are quite
we'll represented in the attendance.
Rio Grande having the largest.
Costilla has present ID, Conejos
II, Rio Grsnde 80, and Saguac he
sl2
Supt Irwin, of Conejos, was
present on Monday and Tuesday
but returned Wednesday on nc
count of his wife's sickness.
A splendid interest is being
shown by the teachers. The
work being done by both instruc-
. tor and pupil is of the highest
order. Profs. Heating, Oliphant
and Walker have shown them
selves eminently qualified to in.
I, stract, enthuse and inspire the
' teachers to n higher ideal in teach
ing.
Prof. keating has charge of
grammar, history, civil govern.
ment, pedagogy, literature and or
biography.
Prof. Oliphant is teaching
music. arithmetic, physiology and
constitution OF Colorado.
Miss Walker is chaperoning tho
teachers in the ilowery fields of
primary methods, and il is the
. concensus of opinion that she sees
every shape and hue and scents
each odour in thatlcharming field
OF school work.
Supt Carpenters smiling face
is seen almost everywhere. He
has charge Of school law and is
Also giving some special work IN
arithmetic. In arithmetic the class
is now dealing with proposition
and are doing excellent work.
Snpt. Gardner has AN interest
ing class IL miueralogy. The
class has been working hard for
three lessons, testing, seeming,
scratching, weighing and other.
wise variously sensing the quartz
family in an effort TO become
familiar with the sons and
daughters Of that interesting
family.
DIR. j. T.. Melvin on Wednes-
day forenoon gave n splendid lee
tura upon the history OF the dis.
cove:y OF the mosquitoes spiteful
part IN transmitting malaria.
Prof. Fred Dick, Of Denver was
present on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ q. Woodruff. after Mt
tending to the shipment az all her
household furniture. departed on
Mondays train for her new home
In Denver to join her husband.
whose duties ns register OF the
state land board requires his resi-
drnce to be taken up 10 Denver. -
Creedc Candle.
Attorney G. A. Merr,msn has
sold his rcsidenc. on Bird street to
NM.
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a purity of land seekers came in
Friday morning from Indiana and
were taken out north of the river.
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w. :. Wintcrmute came home
Friday with Il party of land
buyers from In,.lanu.
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Don't forget the DINNER Pair
social at NJ T.. church next Mon.
day night
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Philo Abbott goes back to Den
yer the first of September 10 re-
main an other year IN commercial
college.
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n good program at "Duuer
PAIL social Monday night
Everybody come.
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John johnson of Johnsou's PAX
was in town this week. He Ts
quite ssnguine the camp will Ie
thoroughly alive before many
weeks go by.
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The shower "Wednesday war
quite extensive aud covered tho
whole valley. 1t came Just the
right time 10 pull the crops
through 10 maturity and II also
raised the river 10 II considerable
extent.
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+. +. Moody is expected home
from the East in day or two.
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Miss Wilder. ncicc of Mrs
John Pridmorc, arrived in Monte
Vista TUESDAY morning from
Junction City, Kansas. Mis-,
Wilder is attending the teachers
institute.
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Mrs. Amsby, daughter, son and
niece, aud Miss Marks, Of Counsel
Groves Kansas. friends Of Ed
Newcomb arrived in town Wed.
nesdny. They will 90 TO Lake
Fork next week on n camping trip
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John Fullinwidcr mndc trip 10
La Jnra Thursday Ia see what Of
feet the heavy shower the dny be.
fore Ind npon his crops IN TIM,
part Of the valley. He returned
well pleased with his observations.
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DIED. Saturday August Sth,
Mr.. Luther T.. Howard. aged 81
years. Mr.. Howard came here
some two wears ago suffering with
tuberculosis from which he failed
Ia recover.
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Woning & Muir will move INTO
their new store next week.
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The miners ut Cripple Creek
who struck Tuesday number
nearly 5000 men. Nearly every
mine in the district il being
closed. just what all the trouble
il IL bout is not clear.
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John Carter, of Atchison, Kan.
sas, formerly of this place Is in the
city with party of land seekers.
c. c. Kerr took them out south of
town FRIDAY 10 look at some bar
gains.
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"Tin Pail supper

Music Mandolin Club
Recitation Nellie Corle,,
First Pieces | Spoke"
Oliphan,, Pierce, S,roup,
and Mrs. Woods
Song Matthias Brothers
Music Mandolin Club
Ladies' bring well filed pals,
gentlemen well filled pocket-books.
The pals and contents will be
sold 10 highest bidders.
o.. A cordial invitation to all, es
pecially teachers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

The school teachers now M.
sembled in Monte Vista should
not fail to have their time. pieces
examined 10y W. II. Poole the
expert watch maker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Stroup, the live druggist. has
everything used IN photography.
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The Ladies' Aid society, of the
NJ. T.. church will have bakery
at Stroup's drug store Saturday,
August -. Everything will be-
well cooked and at reasonable
prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Parties who own the Sam Car
pcnter claims ut Platora have been
getting some very good assays
lately. Platora is destined to BE-
one of the great mining camps of
the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Ladies AID Bakery at Stroup's
drug store August 22nd.
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~. u. Church.

Regular preaching scrvic
morning and evening
League topic Making Our
Lives Count" Frank Bowdish
leader.
The General Aid Society elected
Mrs Neerkamp, president; Mrs.
Stewart, Secretary aud Mrs.
Ayres. Treasurer.
The ladies will have a bakery
week from Saturday, August - AZ
Siroup's drug store.
Tin Pail" social in Leaguo
rooms of church next Monday
evening ladies bring supper for
two in your little tin phil. These
will be bough, by gallant Knights.
Everybody invited.
II You look Ms though YOU had
slcp, in your clothes, most people
will think you have
Moral, Leave Your measure with
Woning q Muir for clothes that
retain their shape.
Watches. clocks, jcwelry and
optical goods at poolcs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Tin Pail Social at NJ +. Church
next Monday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Mrs. Whiting and grand.
daughter. of Riverside. California,
arrived here last week ON visit Ia
Mrs John Prihmorc, II sister OF
Mrs. Whiting.
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Hear Dr. Pierce at NJ. f.
church next Monday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Eastman kodaks at 20 per cent
discount. Stronp's drug store.
Lon Wintermute came home
from AN Iowa trip "Wednesday.
Stroup, the live druggist. has
everything used IN photography.
DIR. Lockctt, of Saguachc. was
doing business in town Wednesday.
VIM. Baucrlc, the baker, has
gwen the front of his place two
coats of blue paint.
Lloyd Ewing and wife returned
Tuesday from two weeks camp
ing trip in the hills.
Mrs. +. Il. Moody and son,
Horace, Went To Denver Wednes-
day night on short visit.
Avs Palmer, of Alamosn was IN
the city the first of the week visit.
my relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Cook took her class
in music to the Home Thursday
afternoon. 10 entertain the old
soldiers.
Orion Cheney and friend, of
New York, are expected here next
Tuesday to spend few weeks
rusticatlng.
Henry p. Eamcs and VIM. O.
Shea, of Lincoln. arrived in this
city Tuesday To spend few weeks
roushing 1t in The mountains.
Ed Eversole is back East ON a
few weeks vacation. He WAS in
Chicago the frs, OF the week and
from there he goes to Blooming
ton.
J. ". Ahrens, who has been
here two or three weeks had a touch
of Indiana chills and fever We'd
nesday, caused by taking little
cold.
Miss Martha Alexander. If Salt
Lake City, and Miss Amey Smith,
of Canon City. viii be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. viii Woods next
week.
Mrs. Whiting and grand.
daughter. of Riverside. California,
arrived here last week ON II visit to
Mrs. John Pridmorc. sister of
Mrs. Whiting.
The school teachers now as-
sembled in Monte Vista should
not fall have their time. pieces
examined 10y W. II. Poole the
expert watch mixer
DIED. Saturday August sth.
Mr.. Luther T.. Howard. aged ~
years. Mr.. Howard came here
some two wears ago suffering with
tuberculosis from which he failed
Ia recover.
The miners nt Cripple Creek
who struck Tuesday number
nearly 5000 men. Nearly every
mine in the district il being
closed. just what all the trouble
is about is not clear.
The shower Wednesday war
quite extensive aud covered the
whole valley. II came jnst the
right time 10 pull the crops
through Ia maturity and II also
raised the river 10 n considerable
extent.
II is very important that this
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Henry p. Eamcs and VIM. O..
Shea, of Lincoln. arrived in tins
city Tuesday To spend few week :
roughing 1t in the mountains.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Watches. clocks, jewelry and
optical goods at Poolcs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Ed Eversole is back East ON a
few weeks vacation. He WAS in
Chicago the first OF the week and
from there he goes to Blooming
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Orion Cheney and friend, of
New York, are expected here next
Tuesday to spend few weeks
rusticating.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

j. W. Ahreus, who has been
here two or three weeks had touch
Of Indiana chills and fever We'd
nesday, caused by taking II little
cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Miss Martha Alexander. If Salt
Lake City, and Miss Amey Smith,
of Canon City. VIII he guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woods next
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

VIM. Baucrlc, the baker, has
gwen the front of his place two
coats of blue paint.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

DIR. Lockctt, of Saguachc. wa
doing business in town Wednesday
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Miss Hattie Cook took her class
in music to the Home Thursday
afternoon, TO entertain the old
soldiers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

VA L. AUUUSI 10, IJO5
Hear DR.. Pierce at NJ. f.
church next Monday night.
Don't forget the DINNER Pair
social at NJ T. church next Mon.
day night
n good program at ''Dnuer
Pail' social Monday night
Everybody come
w. :. Wintcrmute came home
Friday with II party of land
buyers from INDIANA.
a party of land seekers came in
Friday morning from Indiana and
were taken out north of the river.
Arthur Graves effected n sale
this week of the Robert Lewis
ranch in the great wheat belt.
This place consists pi $40 acres of
choice land.
\. w. Horn, of TT. Collins ar
rived IN this city "Wednesday.
Mr.. Horn has some valuable real
estate and other interests here.
DIR. Thompson and Carl Buck
were delegates from this county to
the state grand lodge, of X. p. at
Colorado Springs Tuesday, Wed
ncsday and Thursday.
T.. +. Shcllabergcr and G. ID.
Bradt, of Dekalb. Illinois, came
in Tuesday and drove at once To
jasper where they spent two days
looking over the camp,
John Carter, of Atchison, Kan.
sas, formerly of this place Is in the
city with party of land seekers.
G. G. Kerr took them out south of
town Friday To look at some bar
gains.
Parties who own the Sam Car
pcnter claims at Platora have been
getting some very good assays
lately. Platoru is destined to be-
one of the great mining camps OF
the state.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the
NJ. l.. church will have bakery
at Stroup's drug store Saturday,
August -. Everything will be-
well cooked and at reasonable
prices.
Miss Wilder. ncicc of Mrs
John Pridmorc, arrived in Monte
Vista TUESDAY morning from
Junction City, Kansas. Miss
Wilder il attending the teachers
institute.
B. 7. Bratt has had good prop
osition offered him To 90 back Ia
Kansas and has accepted the same.
He will sell his household goods,
horse etc. at auction this tSatur-
day afternoon.
i, begins to look ms If the valley
fair to be held at Monte Vista WAS
going 10 be n success. The bust
ness men Of the town are snbscrib.
my literally to make the premi.
ums worth striving for.
Mrs. Amsby, daughter, son aud
niece, aud Miss Marks, Of Counsel
Groves Kansas. friends Of Ed
Ncweomb arrived in town Wed.
nesdny. They will 90 TO Lake
Fork next week ON "a CANNING trim
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Lloyd Ewing and wife returned
Tuesday from Il two weeks camp
ing trip in the hills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Mrs. L. T.. Moody and son,
Horace, went to Denver Wedues-
day night on short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-08-15

Avs Palmer. of Alamosn was m
the city the first of the week visit
my relatives and friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
WTUXET.

The Baptist church which was filled to
the doors last night with an enthusiastic
audience has seldom been the scene OF a
more enjoyable and entertaining feature
than the rose drill which was the feature
of the entertainment.
Twelve young ladies in red dresses with
white sashes and collars each bearing a
chaplet OF red and white roses performed
the intricate figures of the drill with
skill and precision which told OF long
and patient training. The drill was ar
ranged by Miss Nellie Taylor and the
manner in which 1t was performed was
greatly to her credit.
Another feature OF the entertainment
was an old fashioned spelling match be-
tween two sides captained by Luther w.
Bur'ingame and Miss Hattie H. Bower.
The latter side won and Miss Bowen her
self stood longest when the others were
spelled down. Mrs. Hattie c. Holt gava
out tho words from a school text book
used in Cranston and Valentine Almy SUI
perlntendent of schools In the town OF
CTaston and A. C. Shurbuck. principal of
the Auburn grammar school acted as
judges when words were disputed
Several songs were rendered by large
chorus under the direction OF Miss Miller,
which began and closed the entertain
ment. Afterward the audience adjourned
to the vestry where various refreshments
and fancy articles were on sale.
a deep old fashioned we'll filled with
lemonade was presided over by Miss Hat
tie Bcwen I'm the costume OF Rebekah.
and Jessie Shurtleff clad as a. country
girl did a rushing business in shelled pea
nuts.
Fancy articles were displayed In a
handsome booth I'm charge OF Hattie NJ
Holt and Ddith Henry. Candy booth, IN
charge OF Florence Bartlett and Sarah
nd CAE m of mill
and Hazel White. The proceeds derived
from the affair are TO be devoted to the
Offering tomorrow which Is the annual
parish Sunday.
The .o'unteer Fire company No. /. met
at the hall on Commercial street last
night Capt. r. f.. Johnson presiding and
Herbert G.. Lee acting as clerk one new
proposal for membership was received
and Robert Patton was elected ianitor. In
place OF Daniel Williams retired II was
voted to attend the fair or the Watche-
moket F.remen, April 27. and arrange
nents are TO be made for special car.
An invitation to attend fair at Gem
trail Falls was received and declined with
thanks.
The Pawtuxet Veteran association at
its meeting Thursday night, entertained a
delegation OF % members OF the Centre
dale Veteran association who were well
ccmed by Franklin r. Ham. chowder
was served In Comrade Charles Under
woods best style and the social part OF
the evening was spent very pleasantly.
The arrangements for Memorial day
celebration have been practically COM
pleted and as usual Thomas Post Of APP
ponaug has been invited 10 participate
with the local organization. McGregor
POST of Phenix has also been invited TO he
present and parade this year.
- There was baseball game on Rhodes
field Yesterday afternoon that was lively
while II lasted. The teams were the
youuy Lakewood's and the Pawtuxet
Youngsters" the latter winning by a
score OF 2 to q. clifford Decker was UNI
pirc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
BRISTOL.
The Town Will Lose a Valuable
Citizen in the Departure Of
C. ". Smith, Of Y. N. C. A.

Several car loads OF four and Ave inch
pipe arrived here yesterday for oontrac-
tor lie Clair, which will be used in con-
Meeting with the sewers.
An accident occurred on Thames street
yesterday. when one OF the Seth PAUL
companys teams was struck by con-
colidated car The horse was thrown
down and cut about the legs and the
shafts OF the wagon were broken.
G. w Smith who has been serving as
physical director and general secretary
of the Me. A., since last June, and
previous TO that time physical director.
has rendered his resignation 10 take eff
feet May /. Mr.. Smith has accepted the
position of physical director of the Allen
town, Pa, Y. NJ. g. A, which has rec
emily erected a building costing $4,000.
Rev. r. :. Collins, rector OF the Church
of the Messiah. OF Providence. preached
at the Trinity church here last evening.
Walter Kerr. son OF Michael Kerr, OF
this town. commenced a course yester-
day In civil and electrical engineering
at the Rhode Island College OF agricul-
ture and Mechanic arts. at Kingstown.
special session OF the probate court
was held yesterday forenoon, at which
Ezra Mason. was appointed guardian OF
Estelle Mason, or fun age and Ezra VIII
bur Mason, a minor.
It is reported that John r. HerreshoY,
has arranged for the purchase OF the
Cottage house. located on the north side
OF Constitution street, west OF Hope
street. owned by Miss NJ A. Hargraves.
The grounds recently purchased by
Mr. Frank +. Howe from the late VIII
liam Il. De Wolf. on Metacom avenue
fronting on Mt. Hope bay, is being con-
verted into a park by contractor lie
Clair. Mr. Howe resides I'm Philadelphia
and owns fine summer residence on
Metacom avenue, this land adjoins his
summer residence. and he intends con-
Meeting all these grounds and making Il
one OF the finest spots in Rhode Island
meeting OF st. Adams lodge. No g.
A. +. and A. NJ. will be held Wednesday
evening, April s.
The deed for the transfer of a house
and lot on Greene lane plat. from An
nell Maisana, to John MaLsana, was re-
corded In the town clerks office yester-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
CENTRAL FALLS.

Bishop McVickar was at st. Georges
church last night and delivered most
interesting sermon to a large congrega-
ton. Confirmation was administered to
twenty candidates.
The News is on sale at the following
places: Southwick's, 1oS Central street;
]. II. Burns. b3s Mill street: and j.
O'Brien's. Az Broad. Place your order
with your dealer for The News.
Superior lodge. l. o. o. F., held meet
ing last evening and arrangements were
made for another social gathering to be
held on April % a committee composed
OF James De Craft. Percy Cartwright
and Edward Horton were appointed TO
take charge OF the arrangements.
Baseball Is now the subject OF interest.
The News will be glad to print accounts
of amateur games that are sent them
and also to publish challenges. Send
any interesting baseball notes you have
to the office
Sacred Heart branch, @. X. OF A, held
n regular meeting last evening
Who has lost horse? There was one
found yesterday evening and taken
charge Of by the police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
LENTEN RECEPTION.
Miss Gertrude 4. Darcy Entertalns a
Party of Young Friends.

one os the most pleasant social events
given in Catholic circles harmonizing with
the Lenten season was a complimentary
reception given in honor OF Miss Gertrude
a. Darcy, daughter of ex-Alderman Will
liam Darcy, at the home of her parents.
go Smith street. last evening, which was
attended by about 80 invited guests, in
cluding the members Of the 1909 gradual
ing class OF the Convent on Broad street.
Of which Miss Darcy is member.
The reception was rendered by Mrs.
Darcy In honor OF her daughter. The
parlors and sitting rooms were prettily
decorated with bunting and display OF
potted plants, which presented n most In
spring spectacle.
In the early part Of the evening sub
stantial supper was served and after
ample Justice was done To the viands a
musical and literary entertainment OF a
high standard followed: Plano selec-
tions. Miss NJ Irene Farrell, Miss Cath
crime Douglas, Miss Lottie Dean: songs.
Miss Matte Gilbane. Miss Gertrude
Darcy, Mr. William Roach and Mr.. Jo-
seph Darcy.
Among the special guests OF honor pres
ent were the following: Miss Mary
Agnes McMaster, Miss Elizabeth Gilbane.
Miss Clarke, Miss Agnes Douglas Mr..
Joseph Norman, A. Martin. Mr.. Feegnn,
Messrs Hurley. Clarke and Doyle.
The function came 20 n pleasant con-
clusIon at IL o'clock and the participants
were only too sorry that the evening
passed away all too soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
WARREN.

Rev. Herman W. watjen will conduct
the regular services at the Baptist church
tomorrow. The 1890 n. m. service at the
NJ. f. church will be omitted. the day
being Conference Sunday. and the other
services OF the day will be held as usual.
The pulpits in the other churches will be
occupied by the local pastors.
The teachers OF the Baptist Sunday
school met in the parsonage last nighN
for the purpose OF preparing the lesson
for sunday Plans for the annual Sun
day meeting. which occurs next week.
definitely decided upon and number OF
different forms OF entertainment were
provided for
The work on the cleaning and renovat-
ing OF st. Marks church Il fast nearing
completion. Work on the alteration 10
the cloak room has been commenced and
IL will be finished at an early a date as
possible