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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
DOLORES

POGO tempo por di ferentes vfss;
pero creo que para nosotros no
h4bra mas que uns eols. y ben
digo a Dios por hsberme d&do
una compshera que me hsca hoy
doblemente am able 10 que STEM
pre- he amsdo.
Despu@s de p2aar an mes
en- Edimburgo, los esposoa Sc
dirigieron al castillo de Derby,
que era l. residences sen3Ii&l de
los condea de Minto. ALI les
aguardAba IN cspleodido recibi-
miento, que fue una sorpresa
para smbJs.
Hasta entoDces Dolores no
Sc habfs dado cuerta exacts 6el
range & que habla llegAdo por
efecto de go mstrimonio. Sa-
bfa que como condesa de Mimic.
6guraba en- primera lfnea entire
lx nobIeza de Inglsterra; pero
90 empez6 6 comprender sus
responsibilities htsta que vic
los centenares de personas que
le dabsn In bienvenidn, como &
unA reina que fuers tomAr po-
session de sus dominios. Esa null
| titud dc hombrep, mujeres y nj
! nos que In acls mabxn con ell CO.
! rsz6n henchido de espersr "a,
estaba ligsda & ella por IN inte-
res com1n. Este era On nuevo
| Iszo que la staba a L. existencia.
Entire los ARGOS de flores,
los alegres repiques de las cam
panss y ell alborozo de Ia muche-
dumbre. la condesA de Minto
lego hasta las puel tas de su es-
\ plendids morsds. rogando &
Dios, desde ell fondo de 81 CO.
raz6p, que lie diera ell scieIto
necesario en- gu nueva vida.
Dolores qued6 sgr.dable-
mente sorprendids ante la msg-
Il nifcencia y esplendor del casti-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
NOTICIAS De MAYAGUEz
(De nuestro Corresponsal.)

MAYAGUEZ, AGOSTO 14.-El
dia 20 Sc reuniran para tomar pose
sion de sus cargos, los senores elegi-
dos en- la junta de Representatives. del
Distrito. para fOrmar ell Comit8 local
del partido unionista. Buen acierto
en- sus funciones deseamos 4 los que
han de dirijir en- csta ciudad, el parti-
do que salvaudo diferenc.as poIft;cas.
trabajara con ardor, para sacar al
pals del calamitoso estado en- que Sc
encuentra.
Con Ell objeto de celebrar un es-
plendido meeting Y constituir ell Co
mite local del partido unionista en-
Cabo Rojo, han marchado para csc
pueblo en- la manana d de hoy, los seno-
res don Vicente Pagan, don Julio Me
dina Gonzalez, don Juan TOrrellas,
don Asturo Gigantic don Salvador
Mestre. rs sabido en- esta ciudad que
los paisanos de Betances Sc encuen-
tran en- buena disposition para acep-
tar la union.
En- una opinion jurfdica emitida
por Ell juez presidente de la Corte de
Distrito sefior Soto Nussa, declar6
con lugar IN mandamiento de jnjunc-
ti6n contra Ell Marshal del Juzgado
Municipal de Cabo Roio, prohibiGndo-
lie q aquel que vendiera en- p1blica su-
basta unos bocoyes de azGcar que ha-
bfan sido va embargados por orden
del extinto Juzgado Municipal de M a.
yagUez. FL abogado don RodOlfo Ra-
mirez Vigo, representa- la parte derro-
tada en- ell juicio,
va le ha sido entregada Ell al
abogado defensor del doctor Vera, la
copia certifcada, solicitada por este,
de las diligencias sobre investigation
en- su cargo de auxiliar de Official de
Sanidad. FL abogado defensor senor
Freyre, presentara defensa escrita Gu
ell termino de tres dfas. De publico Sc
dice, que los cargos formulados con
ira el doctor Vera carecen de impor-
tancia.
Sc encuentra postrada en- CANA,
atacada de &grippe,a la sImpdtica Sc
f1orita Juana Blanco. Hacemos fer
N4ohtSS NCIOo pOE 81 pTOuIO FGSbdDI6- |
cimiente.
Hoy marchara para San Juan,
Mr.. e. M. Pardel, uperintendente de
Ia secta protestante ~Discfpulos de
Cristo, que desde hace varios dias Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad. Fe1iz viaie |
deseamos al citado caballero.
Ell senior Alcaide de la Carcel |
departmental de este Distrito, ha or
denado a In policfa del penal, no per-
mitn Ia entrada aquellds personals
que SO presentan & la carcel presu-
de representatives. de peri6di-
cos, cuando no son tales reporters.
Todos los queno presenter su creden
eial, le sera negada la entrada. Lo
aplaudimos.
-Por orden del Juez Municipal |
de San German, han ingresado en- esta
Carcel Departmental, el individuo
Juan de JESUS Torres, por tentativa de
violaci6n.
Ell individuo Sinforoso Rodri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
DE ADMINISTRATION

Como apesar de nuestras s1plicas
va en- cartas particulares, va en- ell pc
ri6dico d los amigos que tienen cuen-
tas pendieEtes en- esta empresa, mu-
chos no han correspondido nj siquiera
cOntestado nuestras excitaciOnes y te-
niendo la seguridad que algunos agen-
tes retienen el dinero en- su poder, en-
pezamos q publican desde hoy los pri-
meros nombres en- esta relaci6n de deu-
dOres q La DEMOCRACIA que res
pOnden al nombre segdn iniciales
que estampamos y pueblo de su resi-
dencia:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
listed puede contar con
mi buena voluntsd, dijo Ia dams.
Lord Minto no saba como

listed puc0o COnt2r con
mi buena volunted, dijo In dams.
Lord Minto no saba como
proseguir, pero al fin dijo:
i La ae1orisa Msrtfn es
tsn ioven y lerece tan suscepti-
bic +! mo serfa mejor, miladi,
que listed le h2blara primero
81 uated 10 desea we're 81
sc aieuta inclin2da 81 matrimo-
Mo; pero usted habr6 Observable
que Ia seGorita Martin no Sc pa
race ais latamente en- ntda 4 las
i6venes del dfa.
ST. miladi: todo Ell ella es
exceptional: su bellezs, 81 gr4-
cis y Is adorable sencillez de gu
cSracter.
Cuando Lady Nelson habl6
4 Lois de este grave asunto, IL
requests fue la que temfs:
i Alb, It's; es demssiado
prento ! Todayfa me duele Ell
corsz6n!
-Pero, tie gusta 9 no Lord
Minto2
ST, TIA; Lord Minto tiene
mil distinguidas cuaIidades, Pc
70 despues de Luis, todos los de-
mas hombres son sombras para
nj. iYa no puedo amsr & otro!
Nj 20 pretendo que vuel-
vas q amar como smaste Oh dla;
asf no Sc anna mas que una vez.
Creo sin embargo cue debes me-
ditar bien 10 que hsces antes de-
sechar al conde. Como condesa
de Mimic tn posici6n serfx una
de LIS mas elevsdss de Inglate-
ira. No por eato creas que pre-
tendo violentsr tus sentimientos.
solo sgregare que ningGn
hombre podria smarte mas de 10
que te anna ell conde.
FL resultado de esta confe-
! rencia fue que Dolores prirci-
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Preci0S COrrientes

Azdcar centrffuga2a 1918 q $3.50,
seg1n polarization.
Id 80. Segdn polarization de
81. .23 q S2.73.
Almidon 81.
Cafe corriente $104 q II.
Idem pil6n de 1135a II.
Idem Hacienda de S124 & 13.
Cueros dulces de S17 III q.q.
COcos de 811 Ii millar.
Ron 25 grades Cartier de Il centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz de 90 ctvs. 81.
Sebo S44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
AYISO Al PlBIICO

En- Fla antigua y acreditada
sastreria de R. Montes aaabase de
instalar uOa sUcursal de Ia muy
reputadafabrica de sombrer0s <La
Bella B0rinquena> dc Suees0res de
de juan C&brer S. en- G. do Ponce
En- dicho esta tabisGimient0 ha
llara al pdblico, c0ntjnuamante,
vsriadOaurtido de SOMBRFROS de
todas clases; para oabaIleros, para
Mines, senoritas y ninas
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jieija
pa y feltro, dc pelo y lana
Se hace Ia orden cualnuier
sombrer0; para precios y demAs in
formes, dirijirse d FORTALEZA 28
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
TipogrdfQ ia Dem0crQcia

En- estd inaprersta Sc bacen todG close
de trobajos tipogrdft ftcOs d todds h0rGS del
diG de @ 7aocte. Precios los qads bGTot0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17

A~SeAAA~+Ate~A-IN'o - CAISAies seAiAACAAUS u ~
nuestras iniciutivas Y continues des-
velos, no merezcan Ia atencion necasa
ria pOr parte de nuestros amigos los
cuales siempre hemos procuradO com
placer en- tOdO.
Un peri6dico de II importancia Y
circulation del nuestro, necesita cubrir
sin demoras los grandes gastos que
diariamente Sc originan, y para este
es necesario que nuestras cuentas en-
tren sin retrasO en- nuestras operaciO-
mes administrative por 10 que senti-
mos mucho tener que adoptar una re
solucion que no esta con nuestra vo-
luntad, publicando, en- sitio preferen-
te en- ell periodico, los nombres de to-
dos los deudores questienen cuentas
pendientes con esta Empresa.
La propaganda de nuestra hoja
debe encontrar un baluarte de defensa
en- todos aquellos que estan arraiga-
dos con nuestros ideales polfticos.
Es IN ruego de la Empresa y un
aviso de alerta, para que no Sc man
tenga que no hemos hecho p1blica
nuestra Ultima determination.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-17
P R { { | D S"'"
de los artIcuIOS mas inpOTtantes
que Sc deta|Ian en- aInacenes

ARROZ. -Jap6n IA 1925; Idem
% de S24 a 3; americana corriente de
5 p %; valenciano q 84f.
Jamones de 8 III a12
Quesos amecs. 4 s13. Patagras Is
Tocino, & SIS.
Jab6n de $3.50 5 Rocamora; anne
ricano 5 Il.
Pasta 81
Manteca de ; 6 & segdn clase.
Harina de S54 g.
Habichuelas blancas de S33 & 4;
americanas de 81 & 5.
Coloradas del pals de 81 4 ST.
Americanas largas ( &c.
Mantac uilla de 121 IS
0arbanzo~ lie II 40
Bacalao ( $50.
CebOllas-1 : -
TasajO g g. i :
Papas de s29 So
Arenques S g.
Pino americana de 35 4 30.
Id ingl6s de 80 a 32.
Tablas p. p. q 5 81.
Id id preparadas S 40.
Pino hemlock S %.
Ia abla desdoblada 5 IL.
Cuartonerfa fina 81
Id gruesa [convencional]
Zine ingl6s ; 90.
Cumbreras ;, ), so ctvs.
Canales ;, :, 70 >,
Tornillos con tuercas y arande-
las q S Is %.
Tornillos con rosca de MADEIRA |
Il 90.
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

Fred Lcighcr. sort OF Il hermit. who
has lived alone in his house on IL cross
road some distance from neighbors was
found dead in his bed. Friday. He was
last seen. sunday. March Goth. The
neiChbcrs' attention was attracted BY
the believing Of his cattle and as The
came louder and more frequent party
went and investigated. Upon entering
the barn they soon saw it had been
several days since the cattle had been
foi. They then proceeded to the house
and found il fastened A window was
forced oEcn and Mr.. Leigher found.
To all appearances he had been dead
several days. 1t has always been be-
licved that lie had Il vast amount Of
money that was supposed to be hidden
IN various places and some have said
perhaps he was killed. but the house
was securely fastened on the inside so
this theory WAS soon exploded. 1t is
supposed by people who know some
thing Of his affairs that he has some
money in one Of the banks in Augusta,
but just how much 10 one knows.
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AUGUSTA, WINTHROP
& GARDINER RALLY WAY

| Change of time on the Winthrop & Togus
| DIVISIONS, in effect Tuesday. Dec. l.
| Cars leave Augusta for Halowell ard
Gardiner every half hour on the hour and
| Hallowell al II p M.
Sunday time same as above EXCEPT cars
leave two hours later in the morning.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop $50.
s s.sS r. % 1 10 e A IA; p5O 1i0' ~ 40:
nights, only, $50 P. NJ.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop Sun
Gays Lay as ls follows y V - $50 1850 \. d. 70
Cars leave Augusta tor Togu. $50. $50
A. NJ, and commencing at leave every
hour on the hour to 20 p M.
First car Sunday A. NJ
Cars leave ToEus for Augusta where
connections are made with the Gardiner
and Winthrop lines 6 ard A. NJ Com
mencing at $50 leave every hour On the
half hour until $50 P. II. 1880 Z. NJ for
day $50 A. NJ
Cars leave Winthrop for Augusta
where connections are made for Halowell
70 So 15o a. NJ, 1-5o. $50 $50 $50. $50. $50
an,H M, =, Ana q Saturday nights for Augusta
Sunday time from Winthrop az follows:
$50. $50, u.5O A NJ, l-50 3.50. $50, SO P.
The $50 A. NJ car from Winthrop con-
meets at Augusta with early NJ. G. trains
The 1850 A. NJ. car leaves NJ. c. r r.
station at Winthrop on arrival OF train
due at Winthrop from Portland and Lew
iston at 1913.
The Winthrop line Is equipped with
large easy riding eight-wheel cars and
make the trip in one hour. Baggage car
ried on all trips.
An cars run to NJ. c station in Win
throp week days until $50 z. NJ. inclu-
sive
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta where
CONNECTIONS are made for Winthrop ana
Tosus lines every half hour fifteen min
utes before and fifteen minutes past the
hour from SIS A. NJ. to 915 p. NJ. The
s.iS p. M. for Hallowell only. 1915 p NJ.
for Hallowell and Augusta only.
Sunday time same as above except that
cars start two hours later in the morning.
novaS5:f
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SAGADAHOc.
WOOLWfCH.

very interesting lecture on Cuba,
illustrated by stercopticon views, was
given at Sagadahoc Ferry by Rev. n.
\. Rich one evening last week witt,
music and supper as usual
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence Carleton are
receiving congratulations on the arrival
Of a fine boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Savage are also
rejoicing over the addition of a son 10
their family.
DR.. c. w. Barber accompanied DON
nell Thing to the Maine General Hos
pital last week where he will undergo
an operation.
Mrs. Isaac w. Reed spent last week
in Bath
Mrs. f. Il. Warren is expected home
from baltimore this week.
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WEST GARDINER.

Harry Wood and family arrived. last
week, and are guests at Charles Good
wins. Mr.. Wood went to Seattle.
Wash, last fall with his family with
the intention Of making that state his
future home, but was disappointed
with the outlook and returned in
November. Since then he has been en-
gagged in numbering in oxford county.
1t is reported that he now desires to
buy place here and make this town
his future home.
Samuel Stevens. war veteran and
member of the Soldiers home at Togus.
is spending few weeks with his sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Rankin.
Warren Davis, has purchased the
horse. harness. and wagon of Mr.. Davis
on the Neck road, who is preparing to
go to Augusta to reside.
Carl Collins has gone to Boston. to
visit his grandmother Mrs. John
Collins, also his aunt Mrs Alice LARA
bee.
quite a large string OF fish We're
caught through the ice last week. ut
the Oxbow, by Gardiner parties. There
were several very large black bass and
two fine trout. Warren Davis and
Forest Wakefield. landed fine string
at the same place.
A. w. Fuller. received the gift of a
fine watch and chain last week from
his uncle Samuel Stevens.
Horne Bros, are anticipating a very
busy season. The large cargo Of skins
have arrived from the west and are be-
ing hauled. to the tannery. A number
of men will be employed and some addi-
tons and improvements will be made
on the buildings.
The large lumber yard and surround
ings of Clarence Getchells saw mill
have become a sight to behold the past
week. Logs from almost every quarter
have been transported to this mill quite
a number coming from out Of town.
The lumber that is produced at this
mill. comes out in a workmanlike man.
ner. Mr.. Getchell employs two men
who with himself are kept busy from
early morn to late at night.
Miss Theola Horn is home from the
Augusta High school for a vacation OF
two weeks
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tor. preached his last sermon. Sunday, be-
fore the conference. The general wish is
that he may return to this circuit.
Mrs. Ruby J. Gilmao Halves of River
side, returned to her home. Monday.
Charles II. Davis recently rolled a log
onto his foot and is laid up from work.
No bones were broken.
Rerton Il. Hall has hauled on the pond
10000 of hemiock logs this winter. hauled
- cords OF wood to Belgrade Lakes. sew
eral cords to Mt. Vernon village. and will
have ~ to 10 cords Of bark to haul to the
tannery at West Mt. Vernon. He mas
hauled number OF cords of the bark
already.
Business is lively at this village. Saw
mill lumber is coming in fast and beng
hauled away.
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Leighton went to
Madison. Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Leishton's mother. Mrs. Sarah
l.. Wells.
Guy f. Davis has gone to Connecticut
to remain for tho season.
MIR and Mrs. Loren +. Doloff Of New
Sharon, visited friends here. last week.
Mrs. Ella Butler is at kent's Hill caring
for an elderly lady.
LAKESHORE.
Arson Tilson is at his home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Tillson visited their
son, Clyde +. T'illson. in Augusta. last
week. bringing with them on their return
their grandson. Master Stanley.
Mrs Minnie Sawtclle went to Augusta,
Saturday
Le:;a and Edna Kerr of Oakland, visited
relatives i'll town. last week.
John Hetherington is confined to the
nous" by bad cold.
", Miss Edith Tilison has returned from
Materville. after spending Il few days
with her aunt. Mis-. Edith Nhitcomb.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. Geo. Guoir. who has been in fail
ing health for two or three weeks. was
taken critically i'll. Sunday. Her many
friends are hoping for her speedy rccov-
cry.
AIRS. Everett Withee's father fell in his
barn at StarkS, Friday. and died Satur-
day. from the effects of the same. Mrs
Nlthec Is now al StarkS.
Mrs. Benz. Tracy and Miss Williamson
are still unable to sit up.
Miss Lucy Hovcy will return to her
school at Gorham. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. owen Taylor are at J.
Billiards.. where he has work
Horace Hagan has new horse.
e. @; Stevens recently killed musk
rat i'll his shed.
Cuisine league killed mink few
GAYS ago. which he followed from his
home to Ed ,Tillsons.
LITcHFiELD.
W. r. Preble of Gardner. Mass. is
SPENDING few days with his father
Charles Preble.
Mr., Rogers of Lewiston. is visiting his
cousin. George l.. Rogers
Mrs. NJ. J. Bradstreet. who has been
staElhs in Augusta for few weeks has
Plimpton.
: orrin True spent Monday at Cedar
Grove
lITChFlELD PLAINS.
Hon. and Mrs. Oranandal Smith have
returned home from Augusta, where they
nave passed the winter
Lewis Wilson, who has had the care of
Mr. Smiths residence during the winter.
Lcturned 10 his home At OrrS Islann
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READFIELD.

Sleighing is fast leaving and nearly
all are on wheels here now.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fogg is visiting her broth
er and sisters III Raymond. n. II. Her
daughter Sara is with her.
The Wooden mill in the factory VIII
lage is able to run now and soon they
will have a full crew at work there.
Last week the school board re-elect-
ed Geo. A. Russell, as superintendent
of schools. The schools will begin,
Monday. April 4.
Saturday evening our village was
alarmed by the cry of fire but happily
it proved TO be only the burning out OF
Judge +. .. Beams chimney.
Rev. w. F. Holmes gave his audience
his farewell sermon. here Sunday FORE
noon. All will miss him very much for
he has been here five years and always
vas faithful and true to his relations
with anyone. The prayers and good
wishes go with him and his family
from their many friends here.
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Brainard his flock of hens, IS in num-
Der.
Archie Murrey, has sold his cream
route to Will Bonney of Winthrop Viii
lage.
p. Dudley is exercising his French
coach two year old colt.
Mr.. Webb of Portland, the corr
mast week, looking after the sweet corr
| acreage for the ensuing year.
Abram Brooks made an ugly wound
| in the top of his foot with a pick whils
digging round a frozen waterpipe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Page of Winthrop
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Morrill,
Thursday. (
! C. L. Clough while yarding logs in {
| swamp one day, last week, cut botf
horses quite badly. FAss.
Mrs. Laura Higgins i visiting friend:
at her old nome in Auburn for a few
days.
Schools are to begin in this towI
April A. Miss Emma Morrill, will teach
in this place. - q ~sss ,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gordon and family
visited Mrs. Sarah Clough, Sunday
Mrs. Clough being confined to this
house with a bad cold and acute
asthma.
WEEKS MILLS.
DEER HILL-Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Clark from Fairfield recently visited
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hammond.
Mrs. Hattie Estes and son Stanley
visited friends at Palermo, Thursday.
B. w. Clifford is saving his wood by
windmill power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hallowel
observed the fortieth anniversary OF
their marriage. March 10. at the home
of their daughter Miss Alvah Howe.
Edward Davis from Windsor is with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beale.
Little Luther and Florence Dodge
spent their birthday with their aunt
Mary Sproul, at Weeks Mills.
Mrs. Gardner Tyler who has beer
sick with grip is convalescent.
Arthur Sproul recently visited
friends at South China.
Mrs. Jennie Beale is suffering from {
severe attack Of grip. Her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery
Ella jackson is caring for her.
Archie Crommett from Augusta
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. T. o. Bonney and daughter
Daisy returned Sunday from Palermo
| where they have been caring for hel
mother, Mrs Longfellow. who has beer
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
8 ElG RADE.

Snow is nearly all gone, neither
sleighing nor wheeling.
J. c. Hewitt had the misfortune to
get one of his team horses very badly
cut while at work in the woods. 1t is
feared he will have to be killed.
Charles T. Pinkham has sold his fine
five-year- old FLY by the French coach
horse Eborite to S. T. Stilkey of Au.
gusta, for a good sum. Anyone ir
search of a good driving horse cannot
do better than purchase this one Of Mr.
Stilkey.
Miss Ehie Bickford is at work fol
Mrs D. c. Stevens.
Earl wyman has returned from 8
two weeks visit with his grand pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyman OF
Benton.
Miss Grace Trask is visiting at c. T.
Pinkham's.
Mrs. Nellie Bickforl is at work for
Mrs. Louisa Wellman, who is very fee
BILE.
Mrs. Lydia Yeaton is again on the
sick list.
Henry Copp has purchased the Lou
gee farm OF James Shapput and Is
moving his family there. He has en-
ployment i'm the mill of ]. c. Scates.
The many friends Of Mrs. Name Lord
will be pleased to learn that she is
steadily improving and is able to ride
out
Howard Yeaton is improving.
Schools in town will begin, April IL.
The school committee has elected j.
C. Hewitt superintendent of schools.
Probably Belgrade will be noted Tor
its good roads in the future, as IL
has two road commissioners. He-pert
Alexander in the north and Henry
Pray in the south end of the town.
They are to purchase two new roao
machines and two snow rollers.
Prof. l.. c. Bateman of Auburn. lee
tured on THE Lost Arts" to the men,
bers of Belgrade Grange, Saturday
evening, March 20.
Mrs. Celia Trask is assisting Miss
Mary Brown in caring for her mother,
who is Ill.
Fred Perkins has returned to Bel
grade, where he will care for the horses
of l.. A. Bartlett the coming season.
Stephen Bickford is passing the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. James Per-
kinS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-31
EAST READFIELD.

Mrs. f. II. Royal. Mrs. Mary Stevens
and Miss Lizzie Hutchinson made calls
on friends here. last week.
Mr.. c. c. Morrill, called on his oil
friend Thomas White ut his home in
East Winthrop one day recently.
w. T. Mace has purchased OF A. w.