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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
FL senor Degetau acept6|

Ell Comisionado de Puerto Rico en-
Washington don Federico Degetau ha
aceptado la proposition que le hiciese
la Iunta Directiva del Ateneo para
que cierre con un discurso la hermosa
fiesta que Sc celebrara en- la noche de
mafiana en- los salones del centro de
cultdra puertorriquefio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
De regreso

Ell Comisionado del Interior. MI
Elliot. su Sefiora & hijas regresaron
snoche por ell ferrocarril de Arecibo,
del viaje de inspection que realiz6
aquel por la nueva carretera central
entire Arecibo, Utuado, Adjuntas y
Ponce. HI shlcs ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Multas, enbargos J
solicitudes

De Isabella, Quebradillas, Camuy,
Hatillo y Caguas Sc han enviado "A
solicitudes para que Sc les conceda
autorizacion igual n1mero de indus
triales para elaborar tabacos.
Dos embargos fueron levantados en-
Vega Baja y tres multas por $3.50 ssbo
nadas en- Arecibo, Juana Diaz y Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Rafael Colon Hernandez

Este distinguido joven amigo nues-
tro y corresponsal de este diario en-
Manatf. Sc encuentra en- esta clndad
len asuntos propios. Correspondence
4 su atenta vista saludand0lo desde
|estas columnas. Deseamos grata per
|mauencia entire nosctros al sefior
Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
La E.etreta de
mlafiana suspendida

Ha sido suspendida la retreta que
debfa celebrar en- la noche de mafiana
y en- la plaza de Baldorioty la banda
de la Policfa insular, por tener que to-
mar esta parte en- el concerto del
Ateneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Nota del dta

Nuestros ediles saben ell case
que hacemos aqui de las biblio-
tecas. Nuestros concejales CO.
nocen ell pals mejor que MIR.
Carnegie y que la Junta de Sin
dicos de la biblioteca que ha de
lievar ell mismo nombre del es-
pleudido Millionaire. Por ESQ es
que no Sc apresuran a aceptar
Ell ofrecimiento, en- las condicio-
mes en- que ha de llevarse a efec-
to, porque saben que ell pals no
puede in ponerse TN gasto flo
annual de seis mil dollars, en- Ell
sostenimiento de una biblioteca.
a la que muy pocos ciudadanos
habfan de If, mientras hay ne
cesidades de un orden mas in
mediate, mas imprescindible que
tiene q su cargo el Ayuntamien-
to de San Juan. tales como ell
saneamiento del alcantarillado,
la continuation del mismo en-
los arrabales de la Capital, que
no tienen tuberia de aqua tam
POGO, adoquinado y limpieza de
algunos sitios y otras obras por
el mismo orden.
No queremoS hablar ahora
de las reformas que es precise
efectuar en- Ell hospital munich
pal, donde la destreza y el ira
baio de los medicos tiene que
suplir la defciencia del mate
rial Nj la falta que Sc observa
en- San Juan, mas que en- otras
ciudades. de una casa en- que
acoger a los desgraciados que
no tienen domicilio, a esos infe-
Ices que llegan al 1ltimo limi-
te de la desgracia, y entire los
cuales hay a veces algunos mu-
chachos y mujeres desfallecidas,
Hace falta tam bien en- Puer
to Rico uua escuela correccio-
nal. Ell Asilo de Benefcencia
de Santurce, no reviste ese ca
racter. Los niilos delincuentes
han de ir a las carceles en- que
estan los criminales v los auto
res de todos los deiitos, 8 las
penas que les aplican no son
ellos quienes las purgan.
Es por hallarnos huerfanos
de todos esos establecimientos
que no faltan en- otras psrtes,
por 10 que tienen alguna expli-
cacion, algunas anormalidades
que no nos detendremos hoy d
examinar.
El contraste que resultaria en-
Puerto Rico entire la modestia
la casi insignificancia de todos
nuestros establecimientos pd
blicos y la chocante suntuosidad
de esa blblioteca. haria comprer
der mas perceptiblemente que
los seis mil dollars que Ell mum
cipio tendra que destinar annual
mente a la biblioteca, podriar
tener otro empleo. sino mas no
bic, mas indispensable, mas ne
cesario.
Por esta vez han tenido razor
nuestro ediles, aplazando pars
mas adelante el responder def
nitivamente al Tequerimiento d.
los sindicos de la biblioteca Car
negie.
Aqui. desgraciadamente ha,
mucho one hacer, y todo hacl
mucha falta, pero hay cosas qu'
no admiten espera.
No han estado tan bien, con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Baja en- ell Manicor,io

La alienada Clara Parilla Mercado
que fngres6 en- el Asilo de dementes
procedente de Rio -grande, sali6 aver
curada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28

No han estado tan bien, con
signando tres cientos dollars.
para las festas del cuatro de Ju.
lio, cuando Ell veinte cuatro de
JUNO. paso en- silencio, en- Sc
pulcral silencio.
Fiesta veneranda debe ser
esa para los Estados Unidos,
fiesta sagrada que recuerda a las
peneracioncs el hecho esencial
de Ia historic de un pueblo: La
proclamation de 81 independent
ola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
PRESIDE

C6RoBLEs DRpARrAMnSrALEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28

-Ha sido muy notable Ia disminu-
cion del titus en- la capital de la rep1-
tblica mexicana durante Ell mes que
acaba de terminar; pues solamente Sc
registraron 62 defunciones ocasiona-
das por dicha enfermedad.
En- el mes de Mayo de 1902, hubo
500 casos; y en- Ell mismo perfodo del
afio pasado, IoI.
Estan para quedar terminates los
notables edifcios del Institute Medico
Nacional, del Institute Geologico y
del Observatorio Astronomico Nacio-
nal de Mexico, en- cuyas obras Sc han
gastado considerables sumas de dinero.
Los inforlnes que Sc conocen sobre
dichos ediicios manifiestan el adelsn-
to de los trabajos y Ia esperanza de
que pronto podran celebrarse las inau-
guraciones.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
WEST coRINrH.

Alice Blake returned to f. L. SARGENT,
IN East Barre last week.
Misses Carrie and Lena Williams war.
at nome few days recently.
Mr.. whitney has not had very good
success thus far IN dressing bis n5t,.- ~,
account OF the breaking OF machinery.
People in this vicinity have been bsr;,o
.heir threshing done the past two real.s
morse belonging 10 one of the men NJ
90 With the machine fell dead i'm fbe roaS
WINE moving the machine.
The Orange County association ~ r..
bapusts, which was held here the IN ~
ana yin, was very well attended Tsa
preaching and singing were Al goo5
MISS SlaPe stu, formerly Of this 49,
no" o. orford, \. r., presided al tbe a.
gan. The ministers present were Fstbar
a, shepard Of Iunbridge, =. {. Clart ~
it,.anaoiph' II. j. Kemp Of Randolpb q u
gray OF SRA F. II. Perkins Of Wasb.'
~ ~ ioh' mr.. Mum Of Huntington and a.
\. Harding OF Corinth The last nm -,
east, sermon on sunday afternoon ~ ~
reached ~ Father shepard. who i pesr7
ng his s8d year. He retains Ms r5e,,taI 4
aenlt,es 70 g wonderful degree and "A abia
2 rcau coarse print without glasses
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
EAST RoxauRX.

Mrs. Cora Hunt from Brooklyn, n. Y,
was guest at Orlando Thayer's last
week.
Mrs. Emily Bryant from South Royal
ton, sister OF airs. Kidder, was here to
attend the funeral last week.
w. K. Eastman from St. Adams.
general travelling passenger agent Of the
T. V. KY, was IN town last week.
Rev. Thomas Turden from Rutland was
called here 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Loren Kidder, also Mr.. Sneeden OF Bristol.
c. ID. Smead from West Brookaeld has
been running this creamery the past
week while Mr.. Dubuque has been hay-
ing vacation.
Guy Fletcher was with his sister, Mrs.
). steele, Sunday. He went to Northheld
the first OF the week, where he has em-
ployment as clerk for +. W. Dutton.
Mrs. Loren Kidder, ho was taken sick
~ her sons in Mortified. died oct. 4.
The body was brought to her home N
this place, where the funeral was held
last Thursday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
FAST BARNARD.

Mr.. Lancy's son came from Boston las
week to visit MIN.
Edwin Moore and wife were in Wood
stock last Thursday.
5. n. Allen seems to be improving
which is very gratifying to his friends
E. o. Boyden and wife spent a portion
Of last week in Randolph.
j. +. Adams ran the saw for w. r.
| Davis last week and is also there this
week.
Leonard Clogston and wife have a nine
pound daughter, born last Thursday
night.
The L. S. c. will hold a social in the hall
Friday evening. An invitation IS eX-
tended TO all.
Carl Loura is at his fathers with his
hand IN sling, caused BY dlscharging
bullet through 1t.
Representative Ed. Miller came from
Montpelier Thursday night and returned
Monday afternoon.
John Wheeler's family went to Tun-
bridge Saturday to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Wheeler's sister which took place
Sunday.
Mrs. E. J.. Allen went to Bridgewater
Friday to visit her brothers fanny, thg
brother having been i'll and suffering from
blood poison. She returned Monday,
There are so many apples that the price
IS lower than ia years. Some farmers are
selling for Is cents a bushel delivered al
south RoyRltoD, others at s. cents a bar I
rel. Potatoes are 10 cents bushel at the .
anne place.
The w. {. T. u. will hold its meeting
his month with Mrs. Z. j. Allen on SAT-
lrday, Oct. Us. al 2 D. m A II come The
ubiect will be Temperance" as it was 10
ave been at the last meeting.
The Willing Workers met at c. Frank
raves last Thursday evening with good
Tendance and an enjoyable time. The
Workers will meet with Jennie Miller
ext week Thursday evening, Oct. 90 A
bridal invitation is extended TO all
here will be literary entertainment and
,freshments.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
PETH.

{. NJ. Dana and wife were in Waitsheld
the last OF the week.
Several from town attended the funera
OF Mrs. William Bass al Randolph Friday.
). b. Hutchinson was home from Mont
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall OF Wfliamstown
We're called to town Saturday By the sud
den death Of II. W. Fits.
II. w. Fits, life-long resident OF this
town, dropped dead while in his yard sat
urdaY afternoon. He had been in his
usual health and had been out on the farm
most OF the day, and at TIE time was helm
ing 10 yard some colts. He went 10 open
gate in the yard and pitched forward
and was dead. Or, Angel, who had inst
called az the house to see Mrs. Fits. was
mere at the time and Immediately went Ia
MN, Dut there was no help for him, life
being extinct. The funeral services We're
held Tuesday and the remains we're car.
ried to Randolph for burial.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
WOMEN MAKE PAPER MONEY
Even the Guides at the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing
Are Girls.

The government and the banks. and
even the post Offices, would be IN a hole
for time il an the women in the bureau
OF engraving and printing should c-op
dead all at once. That shop would have
To close up pretty quick. Why. youcaEt
even gooYer there and look around with
out woman 70 show you. All the guides
10 the Bureau for the benefit Of tourists
and other ignorant people which in
ciudes all Washington people, for Wash
ington people are the most ignorant peo-
pie on earth about Washington institu-
uons--alI theguides, and there are seven
OF them. are women, young women and
pretty women at that says the Washing
ton Post.
And how the people do visit there,
Three thousand a week. said a puide
That's 500 day And that's one a min
ute Tor every working hour OF the day.
Pretty constant stream OF callers that
Not 50 many years ago three decrenit
old men were the guides. Now the seven
are women. which is significant. and one
that typiiles the work Zone in the bureau
Tor here. Of the 5000 employees more
man hat are ofthe feminine persuasion.
These young and good looking guides
viii explain how American mona, u
printed on the back, then put in cold
storage. where Il goes through a driving
process. then sorted and the imperfect
sheets thrown out then printed on the
race, and then perforated and nut mn
~ packages 10 be sent 10 the treasury
Tor the government seal.
ihey generally tell how useless Il
would be for any one 10 try 10 rob The
wagon containing this money m tba
lrst place because six guards always a.
ompany il; and, IN the second nla9e
because the money al this stage Of IT'S
wouldn't be any good. any
i. Is seven days after a bill Is printed
d us back before IL is printed ON the
ace said the visitors guide III takes
! GAYS to make a silver dollar bin and
Y I. 10 maze gold one. The gold orefs
I'ntsa three times, twice on one side.
cause i has TO have the word .eold'
W niue spiotch OF gold on this side
,.ore the face can be printed
luen she led the visitor 10 The framed
'''sF oill fastened to one Of the wallsin
e nali and showed these bills. calling
s {, Y, attention to the gold certificate
% then led the way back to.the front
oI ana said adieu. It was an over rim
minutes. - -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
VERsHIRE.

Mrs. tarwell is away visiting her chill
dren in Massachusetts,.
/ Representative +. j. Alderman was al
nome from Montpelier over Sunday,
/ The w. G. 7. Y. meets this week Sstur.
GAY afternoon with Mrs. +. =. Brown.
There was another creamery meeting
last saturday tight. The creamery runs
only every other day.
Mr.. Roberts daughter. who. with her
family, has been visiting her parents. re-
turned 10 her home in Barre last week.
Arthur Williams and wife Of Glens Fails
y - visited at r. J. Woodeockfs lasf
here. +N'Neu
Miss Auman, field secretary Of the yar-
mont Woman's Missionary society. gave q
very interesting address at the churcb
wednesday evening Of last week.
Mrs. Drake came last week Monday and
iett last thursday morning. There was
reception for her % Miss Clara FulIer's
'he evening before her departure.
The death Of Mrs. Jane Maltby. widow,
OF the late Elisha Prescott, removes one
time resident here and was we'll tng,s, |
and highly esteemed. She was nor, h., I
y efshlre about seventy years ago aud here
I Pc most 81 her long life had been sua,t 4
ahe mad been Tor years a devoted nBeinfqr
OF me Baptist church, and was. . farss
We know, the only surviving nembar ~
mar church residing here. The funeral
I az hsla at the church Friday afternoon.
sel.'- "a, Rev George L. Masoa Official,
hg. 4. r. FULLER was the director. M.
burial vas iu the village cemetery and ~
: q laid 20 rest By the side Of the busbs1l5
y her youth, with whom she bad lived -
more than fifty years. NJ. n. Preset
/, ne and daughter Of Fairlee were in town
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
BARNARD

Judge Howard is again on the sick list
W, e. Danforth sold q pair OF drfvipo
horses by Bradlaugh last week.
Lisha Flowers has bought at the Clopd
Lana farm a registered Jersey bull
The remains OF Mrs. Norman paige vers
Drought here from Massachusetts Tor
Fred Barden and Henry Chase ~
MARION, Mass, are guests Of Z. II. UsdIe,
and Mr. Holmes. '''Ni'S
On saturday the hours for opening and
closing the library will be changed from,
2 10 J. instead OF from 3 to5.
George Kelly was at his fathers fro,,
2uechee over Sunday and took his Jobn
NJ Wilkes colt home on his return.
Clarence Paul OF Woodstock. with his
men, has done the painting on the Hard
ing cottage al the head % the lake.
We are glad to note that our old towns.
m . Hartwell Angel, after a long smell
gi ,sieAness, Is again able TO ride 10 he
Newval Perkins caught his finger in IN.
y heei OF a windmill ana Or. Green ~
btthel was called and took Of aboUf an
inch Of the finger. an
DIT Gale and Mr.. Ross OF RBtIa71 .r.
making their headquarters al the G5t,-s-
Lake House during their annual hum Ia I
sAiht IT'D THESE parts.
,, About 80 Of the friends % Col. Harlan,
foWers gave him an evenings bustip.-
recently. After husking e largo III 81
s9ln lne company adjourned Do the housa
.,' 49, tnst az down 20 a nice hot oyster
supper served with cake and coffee H..
y JUST one man on the North roas 4Lst
The colonel ''4At 's
lne windsor County Sunday School
4lssoetatton viii hold a convaptfsf st
barnard Friday, Oct. l4. in the ri E
church. Dinner will be- served Zee r, sii
tlests. Among the speakers from nHt Ia
49, =. .l pt me Key. Mr. Putnam Of
10 alton sud the Rev O.. n. Fuller So
I55 Ears Of the state Sunday school sss6-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
sTRAFFoRp.

Miss Sarah j. Dearborn will be at thu
Barrett House, So. STAFFORD, Oct. 18th I,
3lst, prepared to serve the public in tn,
latest millinery and novelties. A genera
invitation to all interested to give her
call.
Peter Wiley has been visiting friends in
town.
Reuben Kendall is working for Hiram
| Ward
Miss Ethel White was in Chelsea re-
Gently.
Miss Belle Pierce was in Hanover re-
Gently.
James Wright has been quite i'll for a
few days.
Mrs. H. F. Fox visited friends in Ran
dolph last week.
w. r. Sanborn returned from Greenfield
last week Tuesday
\. r. Carpenter and wife spent Saturday
in South Royalton.
K. Prescott gave corn husking party
last Thursday night.
Barry Cummings is working for L. A.
Clark at the sawmill.
Chas Downer of Sharon spent Sunday
with James 5. Morrill,
Mrs. d. c. Hyde is visiting friends in
Norwich for few days.
c. p. Chase and wife of Hanover were in
town last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Della Bartlett was in South Royal
ton few days last week.
Miss Matte Harding has returned from |
her visit to springfield, Vt.
Chester Reynolds and Miss Addie Rev |
lolds were in Lebanon Saturday.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton was in Chelsea and /
Washington for few days last week.
Judd Harrington of Randolph was at
crank Hardings the first of last week.
Harry Harding Of North Pomfret was a
ecent guest Of his cousin, Frank Harding.
DR.. Frost OF Hanover was in town Sat-
rday to see Mrs. Cummings, who is quite
oorly.
DR.. Walter Gustin of Union Village was |
! town professionally Wednesday and \
thursday Of last week.
j. II. and G. NJ. Moore went to West
alrlee Tuesday OF last week to attend the
neral OF +. +. George. {
Miss Alice Stone and Edw. Phelps OF
lnsted, Conn, were guests OF W. +.
one Monday of last week.
Two workers of the Salvation Army :
ere in town last week soliciting funds ?
the Harvest supper to be held ID Barre. 9
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
Events Of Local Interest Cleaned By Our Corps
of Correspondents.
BROAD BROOK.

Z Nichols brothers are building a silo.
Mrs. S. NJ. Snow, who has been i'll, il
( improving.
A daughter was born the eth to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Len Clogston.
Mrs. Mary Y. Allen is improving slowly
after her long illness.
f. o. Boyden and wife returned home
from Randolph Friday
X. c. Munsell Of West Hartford was
at 5. Nj. Shows Sunday.
/ Philo Mosher Of Sharon was a guest at
I Maplewood farm Sunday.
w. S. Allen has sold his horse TO Mr..
Cleveland Of Fall River, Mass.
/ Charles Southworth Of South Royalton
was at Wright Aliens Thursday.
f. !. Graves visited his sister at South
Royalton Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. n. d. Rowland spent last Friday
with Mrs. Lydia Hatch in Sharon.
Mrs. +. j. allen went Friday to Bridge
water to see her brother, who is Ill.
Clarence shattuck and daughter went
Monday to Boston on the excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Davis recently
visited her mother, Mrs. Albert TAYLOR.
Mrs. Abbie Tucker from South Tun-
bridge recently visited Mrs. Charles Dow. |
Mrs. Gerry, daughter and son of Pom
fret visited Mrs. Laura Lovejoy Saturday |
Benjamin Lancy, Jr., arrived Thursday /
from Boston to visit his father, B. &. I
Lancy.
Mrs. Walter jennings OF Bethel visited
her daughter, Lucia Avery, the last OF
the week.
Mrs. Esther Fisher visited her parents.
Meryllle Waldo and wife, in Royalton
recently.
Fred Sargent and William Hardenburgh
rom Royalton were at the Brook buying
poultry recently.
John Wheeler and family went Satur- :
lay 10 Iunbridge to attend the wedding
4 Mrs Wheeler's sister. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney and little son
ave returned to their home at Granville,
tier visiting her sister, Flora Sawyer
Mrs Phoebe Barrows has gone to her
ONE at Brtdgewater after spending y
lne time with her daughter, Mrs. Alice
5. II. Allen, who has been suffering 4
'om blood poison, is now better, and his :
lends are glad to hear he is gaining f
owly. :,
Roy w. Allen and Caroline Shattuck.
)th OF ROyalton, were married Thursday 81
'ening, Oct. 9Th, by Rev. 4. e. Wells. SC
'stor OF the M. E. church at South
oyalton. 70
The Ladies Social circle will have a OF
cable at the hallyat East Barnard Friday
ening, Oct. 18th. Mrs. Glenn Cox has az
arge OF the entertainment. All are 81
rdially welcome, ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
sHERRURNE.

MT. and Mrs. Oscar johnson were in
! Rutland last Saturday.
Miss Christie Doubleday visited her
brother IN Rutland last week.
Representative NJ. S. Mel was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gakey have
finished work for Frank Prior.
A. r. Pratt and Ed. Currier were IN
woodstock last Friday earring potatoes.
=, Mrs. Il. z. Wilson and son, Earl, with
Miss May Doubleday, twisted in Bethel last
week. i''a'
Mr., and Mrs. Clyde spauldinp and son
OF Rutland visited at Il. q. Spaulding's Iast
Thursday.
Charles Nelson and Archie Jobnson tool,
a trip to Jersey City last week and STAYED
over Sunday.
Frank Gray " mt to Reading one aav
last week and purchased a woke of oxen
that weighed 300 pounds
Apples are very plenty in these narts
and the report is that Charles Doubkray
has made 10 barrels OF cider.
Miss Mary Doubleday and brother
l req, nave gone to st. Louis to attend the
Louisiana Purchase exposition.
Master Ralph Gray fell off the niavza
'ecently and fractured his elbow mo
lttle fellow IS doing as well as could be
"
NJ Plumley and son, Rush Plumlev
nu "a Currler went to FelchvilIe Mon
Jay 20 attend the funeral Of Stillman
paulding.
The friends Of Miss Ruth Currler gave
er birthday party last Friday evening
being her 18th birthday anniyersary
lany useful presents W re LEI ~ her
,,ienus; cake aud cocoa were served 80
Kisses Nora Plumley and Grace Currier.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
WEST HARTFORD.

a; /. Morse and wife spent Sunday in
Mrs. George Stone and children are Wis
ting friends in Canada.
! DR.. }. w. Watson was called 10 Bethel
SATURDAY 10 see j. p. Mudgett.
Mrs. Harriet Dimick returned to her
nome IN Bridgewater last Thursday.
s. l., Dimick and wife recentIv ,isitoa
at W. W. Webb's in East Barnard.
Nanners DImick OF Sberburne visitos
his brother, 5. L. Dimick, last week
Norman Hazen and wife, who have been
town. va
Miss Alice Moore Of Names W CIR
Morse's ~ n l.
5. l.. Dimicl and his brother. yanners
visited at II. l.. Davis in South Royalton
last week. '''0'i
There will be Harvest supper in the
schoolhouse IN Jericho Friday evening ~
5. /. Dimick and Coyt were in Bethel
the hrst OF the week to see J. r. Mudgeft
who Is very sick.
We are glad to report that Mrs. J. w
stson Is doing well, under treatment az
the hospital in Hanover.
george Densmore OF East Barnard is /
repairing Tor c. II. Munsell the building
Which the latter purchased OF the Hail |
estate. '"0 nan
~, me ladies Aid will meet in the yestrv
lhursuay afternoon and there will be Z /
, w, ana supper IN the evening. supper
VIII pe served at o'clock. and a pood a.
tendance is hoped for.
Hermon Jillson was injured last vs.l,
W eunesday bv being fhrov.p e., -
ruchs' The front wheel passed over bis
'2oy and he was dragged some distance
N the hind wheel before Il passed over ,
nm lie is comfortable at this writing