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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Y basta de preambulos, y va
mos a demostrar 10 dicho.
Para este es precise que CO.
piemos un parrafo de la carta
del sefior Rosy, cuando habla
por cuanta del Directorio repu-
blicano; porque en- este parrafo
esta condensada la sustancia de
nuestro artfculo.
Vamos q yer:
La union como procedimiento-
les equivocada y dafiosa al bien de
Puerto Rico. ST la union es con ell
Gobierno, retrogradarfamos los pa
triarcales tiempos en- que el Captain
General era ell amo y ell pueblo era ell
esclavo, cuyos lamentos sc ahogaban
con Ia griterfa de las galleras, con Ell
frenesf de las fiestas patronales y con
el orc arrancado de la terra median-
te ell trabajo esclavo para regalarlo
luego en- esplendidos festivales. 81
la union es contra ell Gobierno, serfan
entoces incalculables los males deriva
dos de esa conducta que implicarfa una
protesta injusta { ingrata contra Ell re-
gimen americana.
Aqui radica toda la fuerZa de
de nuestraS afrmaciones.
Ell sefior Rosy condena a su
partido de la manera mas fran
ca v completa Y justiflca Y
aplaude ell trabajo realizado por
sus adversarios. Que a no ser
por estos. que Sc hallan distan-
ciados del gobierno, es decir,
en- la oposicion. va habrfamos
retrogradado, segun dice el Sr.
Rossy, a los tiempos patriarca-
les en- que ell captain general
era Ell 0nso y Ell pueblo Ell escLGvo.
Els precise deducir este en-
buena logica; porque de los re-
publicanos que cafifican, por bo-
ca del sefior Rosy, de injusta
Ie ingrata toda actitud contra Ell
regimen actual, no es possible
esperar 10 que no habfa de pro-
ducir la union en- situacion de
amistad con ell gobierno.
iPor que hemos de conceder
a los republicanos mas suerte
|y mejor intencion que a los
unionistasg
iY por otra parte, no 10 dice
ell sefior Rosy, bien claramente?
La union con ell Gobierno seria
perjudicial; luego 81 ahora esta-
mos divinamente. Sc lie debe a
los que acti1an de adversarios
del gobierno; en- manera alguna
q este nj a sus amigos v aliados-
Z 81 Csa In1nOria debil Telati-
vamente ha podido evitar ell
retroceso a los patriarcales item
pos, fig1rese el senior Rosy 10
que podrfa hacer estando robus-
tecida con los mumerosos ele-
mentos de su partido.
Con razon hemos dicho, repe-
tidas veces, que estamos en- una
epoca de rectificaciones.
Las que hace el sefior Rosy
no pueden ser mas expresivas Y
terminates. iLastima que no
haya rectifcado tambien su ma
la costumbre de hacer alusiones
impropias y peligrosas. lLasti-
ma que el tempo y ell espacio
perdidos. en- repetir burdas ine-
xactitudes. no 10 haya emplea
do en- defnir mas claramente las
orientaciones de su partido en-
10 que Sc refiere al problema
economico, que es 10 mas inte-
resante por ahora.
Esta es deficiencia que tam
bien Sc observa en- los escritos
que han motivado la carta del
sefior Rossy. pero que Sc acen-
t1a mucho mas en- esta, porque
|tiene, al parecer, caracter defini-
two. mientras que las anteriores
eran a manera de pr6logo de una
obra extensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08
Nota del dta

despejando.
va parece que una debil cla-
ridad levanta la inmensa corti-
ma de sombras, que estaba Gu
briendo los umbrales del porve-
mir. va parece, como haciamos
notar halagados por ell descu-
briento, que han cesado las hos
tilidades aquellas que hacfan
impossible todo proyecto de inte-
ligencia entire los dos bandos po-
liticos puertorriqueflos.
Y sea porque en- nosotros Sc
advierte una inclination muy
acentuada a la benevolencia, o
sea -porque va tenemos necesi-I
dad de aplaudir, sin grandes
ovaciones. que habfan de ser in
justas, es 10 cierto que ahondan
do mucho en- unas cosas y reco-
giendo en- otras 10 que sale a la
super6cie, hemos podido hacer
una afrmacion en- estas colum-
mas, que no quisieramos rectifi-
car, porque habfa de ser Ell pals
puertorriqu enc, y de ninguna
suerte nosotros, Ell humillado y
ell vencido.
Estabamos familiarizados con
la descortesfa; nos fbamos ha-
bituando a la violencia y al des-
plante; y estos graves def ctos
entorpeciendo las funciones de
la crftica necesaria, y respon
diendo aliados a las inculpacio
mes hacfan mas impossible cada
vez la deseada controversial lu-
ninosa, que ell pals esperaba de
la alboratada zambra politica.
Solicitadas las energias indi-
viduales y colectivas por TN es.
pfritu insane de aggression, en-
gendro de las intemperancias
por nadie refrenadas, encontTo
pronto un siniestro escenarios en-
que lucir sus aptitudes. una na-
t4leo Yuv naD1a de actuar como
elemento indispe nsable de un
drama sangriento y sensational.
Hubo escenas dolorosas; y, CO.
mo en- todas las tragedias, una
victima, un vencido y un ven
cedor que no podfa enorgulle-
cerse con los trofeos de la vic
to1ia,
Todos sabemos por que.
Entonces Sc gritaba con una
fuerza digna de otras empire
sas:
Gel que no esta conmigo esta
contra mi" Y ST no Sc procura-
ba sumdr adeptos, fanaticos de
la politica, sc trataba de supri-
mir adversarios tercos y decidi-
dos.
Acabamos de hacer TN rapido
recorrido a la situacion polftica
de hace POGO tempo, y q la
orientacion que parecia defiDi-
da, no por Ell gusto de resucitar
hechos lamentables, sino para
acentuar la diferencia de critic
rio que parece infornar la ac-
tualidad polftica.
El sefior Rossy en- la carta en-
que contesta a la que suscribia'
Ell senior Palmer, invitando al
Directorio Republican, a la di-
solucion de su partido, Sc mani
fiesta adversario decidido de la
union (convencido no podemos
decir) y reconoce la necesidad
de que existan dos partidos po-
Ifticos.
Desde luego comprendemos
que, Ell criterio sostenido por ell
senior Rosy, ha de ser el mismo
criterio de la mayoria puesto
que en- una carta de tai trascen-
dencia como Ia que nos ocupa,
han debido tomar parte, necesa-
riamente, los varios miembros
de sd partido que tienen tanta
Specification por 10 menos en-
las atlas esferas como el sefior
RossY.
Q1~<. <o4a ro<sc, - ii ME- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Estamos en- pleno carnaval.
Papeles por aquf.
Papeles por ALA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Tengo corbata nueva.
Ella es mi disfraz.
Y tengo cuello nuevo.
Complemento del disfraz.
Y ell bigote rizado.
Resto de mi disfraz.
Tambien hago mi papel de
vencido en- esta maScarada.
Con cuanto asombro me veras
hoy ioh, Perez Aviles! ell del
busto poderoso, el de los mu-
chos proyectos. lucir mi traje de
persona vulgar.
lCorbatal ICuellol lBigotes
rizados!
Adornillos de gentecilla que
no Green aquello de que el ha-
bito no hace al monte.
=.
En- pleno carnaval.
La una y sonajero.
Que es esoi
iD1OS Sant0, fuerte e 1nn1ortaI
I'm OejigGDte en- el p1blicol
:.
Calma.
La una y Pseyx0t.
mi un confite interrumpe ell
amable siIencio de la Camara!
~.
Las dos menos Cokons5inG
Sc abre la session.
Ell veiigu,sts hace muecas.
La ka....ttfo aquella.
Las dos en- zombio.
LIE pido un tabaco 8 Aponte y
10 afioja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08
la reunion de los
propietaE'iOx
San Juan, Febrero 8 de 1904.
Sr. Director del
BoLETIN MERcANrrL.

DOLbIlN NlERCANTTE.
Muy sefior mfo: no habiendo podfda
ceebrarse Ia Junta general de asocia-
dos de la 'Llga de Propietarios de Fin
cas- Urbanas de Sac Juan convocadx
para Ia neche del 81 de Enero pr6ximn
pasado, Sc dispuso por el senior Presi-
dente Sc ceebre a las siete y media de-
Ia noche de mafiana, marteS, 9 del ac--
tual, en- el Casino Espaffol.
AL tener el gusto de invitar 4 usted
para dicho acto, le encarezco, q Ia vez
Sc sirva dar la oportuna noticia en- las
G columnas de su periodico, para que asE
llegue mejor Ell aviso al c0nocimienfu
de los socios de dicha Liga.
LIE anticipa las gracias, y Sc c0mpla
ce en- suscribirse de listed atentO y S. s.
JUAN H. BL0NnEE.
Presidentc.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08
En- la Can1ara baja
(MoTAs Al vUELo)

lBobol En- estos tiempos. $3.50.
Un ciudadano, que cuenta con
el apoyo de varios municipios,
pide que 10 envien a estudiar
-.
Hoy es lunes.
Por tanto, ell p1blico esta dur
miendo -. en- sus casas.
En- la sala destinada al sobe-
rano apenas 81 hay doce perso-
mas iAdios tymtamecoI
Rincon pide que 10 deser,yn-
c0nen.
DsSerySmcon0d0 sea.
El desenYSncon0dor que 10
deseryincone gran ,desecorYin0-
dor Sera.
Las dos y humo.
Ell delegado continental y su
0bendtcGtiS aromatizan la atmos-
fera con dos descomunales ju-
ms0sos del Corozal.
El ueiigante Sc tapal la nariz.
***
Ha llegado Pascasio Fajardo.
Viene trovador.
Asf empieza su discurso:
Al regresar
de mi hogar.
Sc discute ell Fl. B. n1mero 20,
del delegado Cornwell, sobre ar
gumentacion de causas en- ell
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico.
Interviewer FaJardo y Her
nandez Lopez.
Las dos y mascarita.
Llega el gran jorobado.
Una graciosa serpentina blan-
ca (simbolo de pureZa) rodea su
frente nacarada.
Y dice ell jorobado:
Mientras TN monton de vaga-
bundos gasta el dinero en- pape-
les de colores, yo no tengo que
conner.
Deseo que ustedes, amables
lectores, ponisndose la mano en-
Ell corazon Isl tienen eso) 8 en-
otro sitio que mas les convenga,
me digan 81 ell jorobado tiene 6
no tiene razon.
Sc aprueba e1 proyecto de
mister Post. -. para otros fines
81 OgiigGnte gruie.
Y grule el delegado continen-
tai.
Y grune su amable abeNd5c5-
tbs { (lease interprete).
Las dos y lanzapolvos.
'.s.-' .''..s 7....- ...... ......
.-s'--- ...... .s.......... ..... :.
------ '..... .......-----
A prop6sito de puntos sus-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Los ventiladores de la CANA
ra grufien sordamente, con CRU
fiidos de PeyYot borracho.
No hay polvo en- los pupitres.
Aquf, respetando la orden del
Alcalde, hemos suprimido los
huevoS.
Tiramos con proyectos de ley.
Por cierto que ell de la pena
de muerte ha faltado a la orden
del Alcalde.
Ell cual Alcalde dijo que no
Sc permitirfa ell uso del aqua.
Y el proyecto consabido result
ia TN papel. =. mojado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Sc discute ell H. B. n1mero 80,
del delegado Cornwell, sobre ar
gumentacion de causas en- ell
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico.
Interviewer FaJardo y Her
nandez Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Don Juan no juega con hue
vos nj con polvos.
Juega con serpentinas.
Una estrellada, tricolor, que
arroja a la reluciente cabeza del
impenetrable Rosy.
Otra azul celeste, con baculos
y cruces, cirios y tubos de orga-
nos, oliendo a mira 6 incienso,
que enrosca beatfficamente en-
Ee1 highte do Pcpc Diego.
Y otra verde botella, crispada,
burlona, que alta en- mi corbata
nueva, y forma, con contracciones
de su cuerpo sutil, esta leyenda
que no rechazo: lPor Dios, no
seas est1pido, cronista incivil y
jugueton! Sigue la corriente.
Soy camaron dormido, amigo
don Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Las dos y mascarita.
Llega el gran jorobado.
Una graciosa serpentina blan-
ca (simbolo de pureza) rodea su
frente nacarada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Un ciudadano, que cuenta con
el apoyo de varios municipios,
pide que 10 envien a estudiar
medicina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

lBobol En- estos tiempos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08

Ha llegado Pascasio Fajardo.
Viene trovador.
Asf empieza su discurso:
Al regresar
de mi hogar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-08
Y dice ell iorobado:

Sc aprueba el proyecto de
mister Post. -. para otros fines.
FL Uejig0nte grune.
7 gruie el delegado continen-
tai.
7 grufie su amable abendicS-
us (lease interprete).
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RICHMOND.

The fall term of the public schools will
commence Tuesday, September Is, with
the following teachers: At the village
high and graded schools, A. L. Thomas,
principal, Miss White OF New Hampton,
" H., assistant Miss Gleason and Miss
O'Brcn in the lower grades, Miss Nellie
Hopkins music teacher. Miss Leonard IN
No. /: Miss Bicknell in No ?: Miss Wood
in No. 8, Miss Henley in Checkered house
district, Miss Ford at Jonesville: Mis-;
Corcoran in No. 3.-NIrs r. f. Gleason
amt her daughter, Mrs. Ifislcy of Brat
ueboro are guests of Mrs. Il. II. Mason
and family.-The Aid Circle of King !
Daughters will be entertained next Fri
day by Mrs. +. W. Shepardson and Mrs.
j. 5. Derrick at the church parors.--
over %0 names are on the check list for
the September clcction.--The name Of Pat
rick Gleason has been filed in the town
clerk office as the democratic candidate
for town representative Tho Morris
VILE ball club nine Will cross bats with
the Richmond nine on the home grounds
neat saturday aftcrnoon.-Frank Gauvin
returned to st. Hyacinthe. +. c., college
MondGy .-MisS Emma Btfudrcau from
Fond du Lac, Wis. is visiting her cousin
Mrs Louis C;auyiu
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

O. u. SnattdinG has gonc to Northncld
to rcside.--The creamery patrons were
paid Y cents per hundred for July stand
ard milk--Miss Mary McGovcrn of Water
bury. who has been passing few DAYS
In town. has gone to visit relatives in
Albany and Lvndonvllle. --Selcctman a. j.
Cavanaugh continues very ill-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Albert Reynolds
August l9.-Mr and Mrs. William BILLINGS
returned Saturday from n brief visit in
East sullivan, \. H.-The funeral of the
late Henry A. Eixby was hell last Wed
nesday. The Rev O. /. Barnard Off
ciated. The burial was in Westford -bcl-
trico McGoe, who has been critically III,
is thought to be IMPROVING dom
ocrats have nominated Cyrus NJ, Mead
for town rcpresentatiNe.-Ther was n
democratic rally ut the town hall last
Friday night V. A. Billiard. states At.
torney Lcary OF Burlington, u. +. O Suli-
van and Frank l.. Graves of WinoOski
were the spell binders Miss Laura c.
Corbett died last Thursday evening after
an illness on several weeks duration.
Laura Catharinc Corbctt was born in I'm
dcrhill % years ago. the daughter of VIII
liam and Sarah (ParretD Corbett. She
was a graduate OF the Johnson normal
school. class of 1901. and taught success
fully In the public schools of Underhill
and Jericho The funeral occurred at St
Thomas Church last Saturday morning
tho Rev Father Therien officiating. Bur
ial was In the Settlement cemetery.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Twenty more italians arrived here
from Boston Monday night and Tuesday
began husking corn at the Baxter Bros.
canning factory. In a mort time seven
of them became dissatisfied and struck
and demanded six cents a basket or Sl,5l
a day. The company is paying four cents
n basket and would not grant their re
quest. The seven returned to Boston That
night. A good supply of corn is beng
received at tho factory and the season
looks very favorable. Tuesday 10000
cans were run on
The Church of the Holy Family is to
hold a fair in Catholic hail beginning
September 2S and lasting ten days
The following ladies will canvass for
articles for the fair: Mrs. Frank
LABEL and Mrs. Moses Fisher in this
village; Mrs. Adelor Dorr and Miss
Lena Packet at Essex centre: Mrs.
| John Pratt and Miss Abbie SIENNA at
| Niliston: Mrs. Joseph Pecor and Miss
| Carrie Pratt at Colchester.
| J. S. Reynolds and daughters, Misses
| Florence and Claire have returned from
I Essex Camp. Malletts Bay. The others
of the family will return the last of
/ he week.
Mrs. Sarah Northrop returns tonight
from Fairfax, where she went YeSter-
day to attend the dedication exercises
of the Bellows Free Academy.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O. Mudgett.
Mrs. Cora Bcndhclm and Miss Sara
! Strauss. who have been visiting at the
home Of a. strauss. have returned TO
their homes in New York
T. L. Frary is visiting his sisters in
st Adams.
Miss Julia Bates returned last night
from North Adams. Mass, where she
has spent her vacation.
Richard story has returned to New
York city after several days visit
with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. q
L. story.
Following is the list Of nominations
t. be voted upon at tho Frecman's
meeting Tuesday: For representative
Guy w. Bailey republican; justices OF
tho peace. :, A. Brcwneil. r. ". Sibley
George Beechcr. W. +. Chaplin, l.. J
, Bixby, Harvey Gates. f. ". Booth. NJ
u. Parker. q. W. stevens and j. \
ponahue.
Earl Barnes has moved his luncf
cart from Main street to the lot at IN,
corner Of Railroad street and Lincolr
| place. opposite the railway station.
The Sunday school excursionists vii
: 90 to Burlington on special cars a
$50 o'clock this morning.
: G. c. Field returned yesterday from
! a few days stay in Ferrisbut-h.
! Mrs. T. G 1lodgkins and Miss Now
Frank Woods. returned to Johnson las
night
: Mrs James H. Burke and childre
and Miss Louise Miller have r"turue
| to Brattlcboro after a few weeks WISH
. with relatives and friends in this Wei
nifty.
Il. II. Place is attending camp meet
; ing in Johnson.
f. p. Davis. mail agent has bee
y IN
Albany run to the St Adams and Bos
. ton route.
Miss Button of Braintree is the CUES
of Mrs Hattie Sibley.
G. II. Cady. who has been spendin
some time at Johnson. has returned t
the home Of his son. Galon VI. Cady
l j.. A. Lunt has returned from a vis'
. to his son, Isaac Iunt, at Moutpelicr.
7 Robert Mckannon has returned iron
r the Fanny Allen hospital, where h
- underwent an operation for appendix
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EAST MONKTON.

George Elliott. John Elliott and Miss
Nina Elliott of oxford. Iowa, are expect
ed in town soon to visit their relatives
Edgar Nader and Mrs. Jennette
Harnum.-Miss Jerusha Brown of Burl-
iugton is the guest Of relatives in East
Monkton.-Mr Ball of Springfield, Mass.
who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs
{. II. Dean, has returned.--Misscs "orah
and Gladys Rogers of Ilolyoke, Mass.
who have been visiting at W. j. CoX's
have returned homc.-Mrs Kate Swan
who has been at Thompsons Point
through the summer, Is now at home --
Miss Jane Dalton commences the fall
term of school in kaolin Hill distric;
September 6-Mrs. ~. *. blanchard and
two boys from Niagara Fails y. y. visited
recently at a. II. Thomas's.-Mr. and Mrs
j. A. Harris Of Charlotte visited their
daughter. Mrs. A. H. Thomas, last week
The Rev. f. Il. Harris and wife visited
In town last weak.-Ray and Homer Harris
have returned to Middlcbury after a fcw
days visit in tOwn.--The W. G. r. y. viii
meet Friday afternoon September with
Mrs. Jennette Barnum, subject for study
non-alchoholic medication.-Mias Mary
Dean is at home after the summer with
her aisior
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. +. Tromtly and dauSh-
ter hrc at Middlebury at the fair this
wcck-C. W. Cady is visiting mis- father,
Willis Cady, this week.-Mrs.. Ellen Dax-
ter and son, who have been visiting r. la
tives here the past few weeks. have re-
turned to their home in New York.-Alr.
Smith and Miss Smith and Miss May l}uz-
zell OF New Hampshire nrc guests of Mrs.
X. A. Norton.-Miss Georgia Brewster
commenced school at ilanksville tins
week.-Mrs.. Eugena Ellison ana Mrs.
y. f.. Hanks visited at W. +. Hanks :
at Bristol tho first of the wcck.-Mr Ran
dali of st. Adams ana Miss McCabe Of
Burlington are guests at the homo of S.
J. Randall,-Mrs. $. NJ. Gillett and grand
daughter. Rena Hanks Essex have
been visiting her son. ". w, Gillett. and
other friends here the past wcekTne
Ladies society will serve ice cream and
cake at the NJ ". A hall Saturday even
ing from seven until ten.-rhe society OF
Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. s
J. Randall September Z.
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A LETTER TO OUR READERS.
50 Cottage St, Melrosc. Mass.

% NOttdBe hdSS'
Jan. II. 1904.
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In order to he very sure about this, ] had
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konw that your Swamp Root Is purely
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!. G.. RICHARDSON.
You may have a sample bottle of this
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book telling all about Swamp-RoO II yoi
are already convinced that Swamp Roo
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Don't make any mistake. but r"membei
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MILTON.

Charles H. Roade Of Philadelphia ar
rived Thursday at Camp Martin to spend
three weeks with his wife at Kildare cot
ge.-Miss Melcher Of Buffalo, y. Y, is
the guest of Miss Bessie Ashlcy.-Elmer
Leavitt OF Boston. who has been spend
ing the summer at Camp Martin, return
cd homo Tuesday night-Miss Mary
Kane is caring for Mrs l.. G. Holcombc.
IL. II. Bcoman had q fine catch of
black bass last week ut Camp Martin,
one weighing SIX pounds. the largest ever
caught in this vicintY.-rhe household
goods of the late Mrs. Charlotte Fair
childs Was be sold az public auction Sat
urday at . a. MFRS Charles Skeels
and guest, Mrs Charles Draper of Med
ford, Mass. and Mrs. Hiram Skeels.
visited Camp Martin Thursday.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Tarbol and Miss Florence
returned 10 South Royalton Friday after
| having spent several weeks at Camp
Martin.-Charles lAndon injured his
| hand while playing base ban at West
| Milton Wednesday. A return game was
played at Camp Martin Saturday be-
| tween Wet Milton and the Grand Isle
fteds.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caswell and
children of Manchester, ~ H., are visit
! ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. II. Cas-
we|l-Miss NJ NJ. Potter of Michigan is
visiting at Ira Potter's.-Miss Alice Jack
son has received the appointment OF
supervisor Of drawing in the burlington
| StHo'IS III pace OF MISS t<II1 h,
who has resigned. Mrs. IA. j. Laturner
is spending some time in Farfeld.-Mr,
and Mrs, Fuiington Of Cambridge are
visiting Mrs A. f.. I.andop. Mrs Full
ington was formerly Miss Ardell Dmon.
Mrs. Delbert Mccormick and little
daughter. Marion, are visiting friends in
Fort Ann, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
! Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey. who
nave been visiting friends in town, start
cd for their home in Cropsey, Ill, We'd
h"sdaN morning by the way of Montreal
and Niagara Falls Mrs. Ida Mulvhill
is taking the place of Mrs Lent at the
dIenwood while she has "A vacation.-Mr
and Mrs. l-ucius Allen and other friends
OF South Hero were the guests of II. IL
Fuller Monday and Tuesday Of last week
Miss Norman Dcnning returned to her
home in Minneapolis Friday.
services at the congregational Church
are to be resumed next sunday, Septem-
be' 4; communion and reception of mem
bcrs IN the morning: evening services AT
1850 O'Clock; preparatory services Satur-
uaY y, 'Ilpplk