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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
Complimentary Gard Party

Mrs. Hattie Palmer Hyde entertained
number of friends Saturday evening
at her residence. GAO South Flower
street. in honor of the Misses Gibson
of San Francisco and Mrs. Hanford.
The decorations were cut flowers and
potted palms. The evening was spent
In playing whist, Mrs H. w. Rennie
and Miss Jennie Shane winning the
honors Those present were: Mrs. M.
A. Millsap, Jennie Fay. Minnie Sullivan,
Olive Bailey, Mrs. G. W. Rennie. Jen-
ME Shane. Minnie Clayton. Miss Alice
Gibson, Miss Grace Gibson, Mrs. M. L.
Short and Mrs. Hattie Palmer Hyde.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
Social Evenlnq

The monthly social of Los Angeles
council, Fraternal Aid association. was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Packard, 1923 South Grand avenue.
Friday evening. The house was pret-
tily decorated with dahlias, carnations
and potted plants. The following pro-
gram was given: Vocal solo, Miss Fan
ME Marple of Tropico; vocal duet. Miss
Fannie Marple and Joseph Marple. jr,;
mandolin solo, Miss Mabel Mcclure;
vocal solo, Mrs. w. H. Pitman of Pas
adena; duet, Mrs. Pitman and w. A.
Packard. Unique games were enjoyed
Miss Fannie Marble and George Nc
Clure winning the prizes. Refreshments
were served. At the business session
two members were received by trans
fer. The next social will be held at the
home of o. p. Koerting, 1882 Menlo
avenue, on the evening of August 2b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
Suffrage Symposium

Tuesday afternoon, August 1, there
will be suffrage symposium at the
Venice assembly under the auspices of
the Los Angeles Equal Suffrage league.
Miss Susan B. Anthony will be intro
duced by Nine. Caroline M. Severance
and Mrs. Rebecca Spring, and Rev.
Anna Shaw, who will deliver an ad-
dress, will be introduced by Rev. Eliza
Tupper Wilkes. Other speakers of the
afternoon are Hon. Frank e. Monett
and Rev. j. Frank. DIR. Shaw will an
swer questions at the close of the
symposium.
THE New Man" is the subject of DR..
Shaw's evening lecture. Private cars
have been chartered to leave Fourth
and Hill streets at 1870 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
birthday Party

A. s. Behymer, the oldest young
member Of the Progress Study circle,
celebrated his seventy-third birthday
last Friday morning at the residence
Of his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. e. Behymer. 62S South Carondelet
street. A pleasing program had been
arranged. consisting OF instrumental
solos by Louis Curtis, Miss Helen
Lange and Miss Enid Behymer, vocal
solos by Miss Darcy and Elsie Behy-
Iner, poems concerning the old homes
in Ohio and Virginia were read by
Father Behymer and a most pleas
ant hour OF "reminiscences added to the
evenings enjoyment
Supper was served with Prof. Louis
Curtis, sr,, as POSTMASTER. congratu-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
vIsItIna RrIde,s Aunt and Uncle

Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Mccormick of sO6
South Bonnie Brae street have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. O'Meara.
who have just returned from their we'd
ding trip Mrs. O'Meara will be re-
membered as Miss Kitty Mccormick.
one Of the most feted Of the seasons
brides. After few weeks visit in Los
Angeles they will 80 to Salt Lake to
make their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
Veterans Surprise

A very delightful surprise was given
Wednesday evening at the home of w.
II Gilbert on Arroyo seco avenue, in
honor Of his sixty-fourth birthday an
niyersary About fifty guests gathered
in front OF his residence. including the
Los Angeles Veteran drum corps and
number Of other old soldiers. neigh
bors and friends He was serenaded
by the Veteran drum corps. and being
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
Celebrate Feast pax

The El Hogar Feliz and Sons OF
Montezuma OF the Plaza church are
preparing to celebrate the feast day Of
Los Angeles. August is. with elabor-
ate exercises. The program will be
given in the old patio OF the church.
where stage has been erected The
following numbers will have place on
the program: Overture. violin. Misses
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
BY THE CHATTERER

an old soldier this music recalled
scenes Of days gone by. The evening
was pleasantly spent with music, war
stories and refreshments. Mr.. Gilbert
was also surprised by the presenta-
tion of a handsome Morris chair, the
gift of his children.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30

latory toasts in response were given by
Prof. M. c. Bettinger, Prof. F. Yale
Adams, Miss Annie Reynolds. r. F.
Train, Louis F. Curtis, sr., Mabel A.
Summers, L. e. Behymer and the
guest Of the evening.
Progress circle has been in existence
over ten years and during that time A.
S. Behymer has been one Of it's most
honored members, and the tributes
rendered by his fellow-members to his
integrity, Justice, kindly feeling and
sterling qualities were many.
Among the guests of the evening
were: Louis r. Curtis, M. c. Bettin-
ger, Laura A. Bettinger, F. Yale
Adams, Henry Lange, Hannah A.
Jackman, Leah Darcy Adams. Stella
F. Gratrix, Emily M Gratrix, John w.
Gratrix, Mrs. Henry Lange, Fannie
Lange, Mary F. Darcy Estella Darcy
Orr, Annie Reynolds. Mary Menden-
hall, S. l.. Summers, Mabel A. Sum-
mers, Thomas Darcy, R. r. Train. Vera
M. Train, Gertrude Dunlap, Louis w.
Curtis, Mary w. Curtis, M. B. Sayre,
L. E. Behymer, Enid Behymer, Georgia
Sparkes, Elsie Behymer, Glen Behy-
mer, Sylvia Behymer, Mrs. L. e. Be-
hymer, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. P. w. Shan
non.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-06-03
Advertisers

generally find people who buy things
in the mot receptive mood in the
surroundings of Home and Family
especially at evening, when there is
leisure and inclination for reading;
experienced advertisers know this
and advertise to reach the people,
TRUTH has the circulation and will
certainly bring you RESULTS.
WuV9 because it has the largest
Will; circulation.
that brings Results. Coll us up.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-06-03
The Local Merchant

Is the best Judge of advertising
value of the various weekly papers
in this City. He pnts his money
where it pays best.-The best paper
for him is the best paper for the
General Advertiser as well.
TDIITu is the Best Advertising Me-
InUIH dunn for the Local Merchant
Don't forget we have the circulate
BOTH Pl
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
Las VEGAS, NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE DCEMBRE DE 1906

neoesario sustituir las unidedes def
cientes con otras buenas, poniendo en-
fasis en- las lecciones que enseh6 Ia que
IRA Ruso-Japonesa.
Reporta las operaciones del baen 6xi.
10 obtenido por las leyes De rcgadfo. Y
sugiere algunas modificacionss en- las
ieyes de terrenOs.
Urge Ia deoretacion dc leyes que res
tripjan le inmigrao.on de extranje os
indes abies
Mientras que sostieno Que les Chinos
deberiau de ser excludes. urge el deseo
de que Sc admitan estudiantes y nego-
oiaBtes Chinos.
Recomienda que el Gran Canon del
Colorado SO reserve como parque nacio
nal y que SO tomen pasos para Ia pre-.
servaeion de las Cataratas del Niagara.
Mucho espacio Sc dedica q Ia question
de las Filipinas las crales describe NADIA
buenas FL estableceria el concrete Ii.
bre entire las lslas y los Estados Unidos
hacienda exception del az6car al Il.
bsco, en- euyos dltimos artiuulos fijaria
una aduana de IN 25Q6 de Ia tarifa ae
tual hasta Julio iro dc 1909, despuss
de esa feoha el cambio libre.
Dice que deberia de alentarsa IA in
version de capital en- las Filipinas en-
Puerto Rico, y reoomlenda Ia modifica
ciou de las leyes restriotivss actuales.
Recomienaa que Sc eonoeds un dele
gado al territorio de Alaska
Sobre la admission de estaio oopiamos
en- otra parte toda su declaration.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
jose Maria TrGjlIIO MgertO ACCl-
dentalmeHte.

De El Progreso de Trinidad tomamos
la siguiente noticia:
I'll Martes por Ia maiiana q oonsecuen.
cia de un aooidente rreparablo dei3 de
extstir, en- Delagua, el bien oonocio
clndadano Don Jose Maria Truinlo
Trujillo SO ocupaba en saoar las carre
tas oarboneras de la nina No. Z, de las
cnales tiraba una mula. Ese dia entrd
q 81 trabajo como de costumbre cuan
do estaba para salir de Ia nina con so
primer yiaje, yendo snbido sobre ia pi.
la de carbon, hacia un lado, fu6 cogidC
entire la oarreta y las vigas de Ia mina y
aplastado, quebrandosele el cuadIil y
mutiiaudose geueralmente el cuerpo.
fne tan fnerte Ell goipe y era tau estrar
cho el espacio entire Ia oarreta y 81 techo
que la mula no pudo ayanzar adelante
inter ell cuerpo servia de cuila
El jurado coronario investig6 ell cada.
yer y present0 SD dictamen do acciden.
te.
III infortunado Trnjilo contaba como
36 amos de edad y 10 sobreviVen, su es
posa, tres nifos varios parientes que
residen en Delagua
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09

tor, Condado de San Juan, adopt6 81
Lunes ell siguiente acuerdO:
"Resuelyase que nosotros. los miem.
bros de la Camara de Comercio, de
Pennington, reconociendo las ventajas
que traeIia consigo el estsdo en- el acre
centeniento de la Immigration en- Ell
desarrollo de nuestros recursos, respe
tuosamente pedimos al Oongreso que
decrete una ley de fabilitacion admi
tiendo Nuevo Mexico "a Arizona co
mo IN estado."
Los REPUBuoANos TIENRN UN CAUCUS.
Washington, Die. 5-Beyeridge, pre-.
sidente del oomite sobre territories en-
ell seDado estuyo en- conferanoia con los
jefes republicanos anoche, entire estos
el Presidente Cannon. Sc ,discuti6 la
question de estado y despues de la junts
SO anunoi0 que durante esta session Sc
adoptaria una ley admitiando q los cua.
tro territories en- dos estados, 8 de 10
contrario no pasaria nibguna ley Sc
concede generalmente que ell proyeoto
pasara durante esta seelea.
LA LEY Es NTRoDUCIDA EN La CAMARA.
Washington, Die. 6.-El presidente
Hamilton del comit6 sdbre territories
en- la Oamara de Representatives. ha ia
troducido un proyecto do estado undo,
muy parecido al que pas0 en- la Camara
de- Representatives. del Oongreso 5SO, el
cual prescribe la admission de Nuevo Me
xioo J Arizona como un estado bajo ell
nombre de Arizona; y Oklahoma y el
Territorio Indio, bajo el nombre de ok
lahoma
Hay algunos leves cambios en- el pro-
yecto, uno dc los cuales provee que la
Capital permanezca en- Santa Fe hasta
Ell aflo de 1916.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09

tONtlitMADO.
Washington ID. Q Dec, o.
la Voz DEL PUEBLO
Las Vegas, N. NJ,
la Oorte dc apelaciones In deoidido
la question de la estafeta 4 favor do Ia
Piaza Viejs de Las Vegas, ordeua al
departamento que obedezca el auto de
mandamus,
FELIX MkRTrNr1
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
Cay6 DIel y OChO Pies.

El Domingo pasado, en- Albuquerque,
miontras que Pablo Gallegos, IN en-.
pleado de la compshia del ferrocarril Sc
ooupaba en- los alnacenes de carbon
local chutel SO oay0 desfe arriba de unA
altura de como Is pies, vinien1o pc
gar do cabsza sobre los rieles de la via
de escape
La fuerza de Ia caida 10 desmay6 y
sus compahsros, creyenlo que estaba
muerto mandaron un recado telef0nico
q 10 polioia El Official Wagner, recibi6
el mensaje y q toda prisa SO fu6 en- bus
ca do un m6dico que llev6 consigo al
teatro del aecidente. So halo que el
hombre estaba NAL haldado que dos
dc las costillas SO 10 habian fracturado,
pero sus heridas no son fatales. I9ue
conducido al hospital, donde descansa
tan bien como SO puede esperar bajo las
CIRCUMSTANCES. Sc cree que estara i'm
psdido de TRAFALGAR por un mes, 10 me
nos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
ACaeFdO de COndOIeuCla.

El Domingo 1ltimo, por la tar
de Ia Sociedad Cat6lica de San
Jose, de Las Vegas, N. M. cele-
bro Ell su local de reuniones una
iunta especial. La iunta, que
estuvo concurridisima, Sc tuvo
con el fin de pasar aviso especial
a la Sociedad. de la muerte de TN
antigua cousocio, el finado Esta-
nislao N. Ronquillo, y adoptar
un acuerdo de resoluciones de
condoleucia para su afigida fa-
milia.
El Sr. Rouquillo fue uno de los
miembros fundadores de la va re-
ferida Sociedad y no SC habia pa
sado este acuerdo mas antes por
no tener noticia cierta de su la
mentable fin.
Iustalada que fue la iunta, hi
cieron uso de la palabra, para
conmemorar la vida del finado,
los socios, Dou Satiago Moya y
Don Margarito Romero. Ambos
hablaron en- elocuentes y conmo.
vedoras frases de lavida y hechos
p1blicos del fnado, recordando
la vida ejemplsr de buen ciuda.
dano que le fue caracterfstica du
rante su residencia en- Las Vegas,
y coudeuando a la vez, la mano
asesina que tan cruel y alevosa.
mente puso fin 4 su existencia,
segun 10 demuestran las eviden-
cias que han salido q luz al ser
exhumados sus restos.
Acabados los discursos, nom
br6se una comisicn para que re-
dactara un acuerdo de resolucio.
nes de condolencia de laSociedad
para la famiia, y esta present6
las siguientes,
PoR CUANro el hallazgo del
cadayer de ruestro estimado con-
socio e. n. Ronquillo, en- FL Pa
so, Texas, segun anuuciado por
la preusa, pone fin a Ia iucerti-
dumbre de su muerte y pone en-
claro, que su muerte fue causada
por una mano asesina. Eta So
ciedad, lleua de sincere dolor por
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
Un ASCSlndtO CcrCa de San Mar.
ClaI.

San Marcial, N. NJ Die. Aver POI
la tarde un Mexicano trsjo San Mar
cial Ia notiela al efecto que en- uu lugar
cerca de Ia via del ferroearril siete mi.
Has al norts de este lugar, estaba el ca
daver de un hombre. AL saberse este
Sc mand0 la maquina del switch" con
un lurgon en- que fue ali el juez de psz
y tuvo una examination del cuerpo. EI
cuerpo tenia varias o0Ftadas on ell pechc
y habia indicaciones que habia sido gol
peado muerte con algun palo
A cinoo millas al este de donds 81 en-.
oontro el cadayer 30 halo un fardo de
frazadas, tales como las quo aoostum.
bran llevar los trabajadores Mexicanos
Mas tarde fue visto un Mexicano en- San
Mareial comprando un vestido limpio
estando manohado dc sangre el que lle-
vaba puesto. Fu6 aprehendido. Des.
pu6s de hablsr algo con FL, confes0 que
el hahia matado nj fnsdo en- defensa
propia, pero al esculoarsele so le enoon.
tr6 la cantidad de $500 SO infqre
que asesin6 al hombro para robarlo.
Mafana sera c0nducido A Sooorro dnnda
So ls detendra en- Ia carce Los rest0s
fueron traidos 4 este lugar y SO les dara
sspultura por Ia mRnana,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09

We guarantee the largest circuia-
non OF suy other weekly published
in NtN Mexico and give oar post
once a. reference 20 verify tt
p' '.is,ssgsys6sGss1s1.Ysts0s,saas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
NUN "a

ell lameutable fin del que en- vida
fue un buen ciudadano, amoroso
padre y carifioso esposo.
Resuelve, cue sinceramente
simpatiza con la sfligida familia,
en- su acerbo y iusto dolor, y Sc
asocia a ella para ayudarla q Ia.
mentar el triste fin de quien, te-
niendo presente sus hechos no.
bles cualidades de hombre cris-
tlano, inofensiYo y bueno con TO-
do el mundo, nadie pensara que
su muerte fuera tan atroz como
10 fue,
Resuelto ademas, que sabemos
bieu la indecible agonfa que ha-
bra causado semejante perdida y
de la manera cue 10 fue. 4 los
deudos de nuestro inolyidable
y cuan frias han de ser
las palabras encamiuadas 4 con-
fortar sus corazones acongoiados;
mas 81 las mas tiernas y cordia-
les simpatias, pueden ofrecer al
gun palliative a su pesar, les ase-
guramos que de todo corazou los
acompatiamos con las nuestras.
Resuelto por 1ltimo, que Sc
mande copia de estas resolueiones
a los deudos del finado consocio,
en- El Paso, Texas. Y que sc SUI
plique a la prensa local su Ipubli-
cacion.
Margarito Romero,
Santiago Moya,
Clemente Montana,
Com. de Resoluciones.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
ASeslnatO EMIL CimarrOu.

El Sabado pasado SO maad6 esta no
despaoho telef0nico diciendo que nm
asesinato habia sido cometido en- III Oh
marron la noohe anterior, Ruperto
Martinez y Count Caldwell nneron en-
un baile, y este lltimo saoando su pisto.
IA disparo tres tiros contra Martinez
Una de las balas le atraveso el corazon.
Caldwell emprendi6 Ia fuga y aun no hs
sido aprehendido, III jurado ccronario
tuvo Ia examination del cuerpo del fina
do y did su fallo dc que Caldwell 10 ha.
bia matado on defensa propia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
ACCIdeHLs en- Ia Wa dc Belea.

Richard @. Wilson es el nombre do
uno de los trabsjadores de la compafiia
del ferrocarril Santa Fa, GA Ia Inca de
Balen, que al querer ''trampear" uu
tren del Santa Fe Central, sostuvo bal
daduras que probablemente resultaran
fatales Wilson iba montado sobre la
earhonera de la locomotora del tren No
l y d corta distancia de Willard cay6
soore Ia via al querer pasar para q CO,
che. Las ruedas lie pasaron por sobre
un brazo y una pierna, que probable
mente neoesitaran la amputaclod hi
herido fu6 trasladadoal hospital dc Sau
ia Fe, donde So le atiende.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-09
Reynolds NOmbFadO como Sc.
CretaFlO del TerritOrlO.

I'm despaoho de Washington fechado
el dia 6 del corrieute anuncis que Mr..
j. w. Reynolds, actual seoretario del
Territorio, ha sido nombrado para al
mismo puesto por ell Presidente Roose-
velt quien mand0 al nombramiento al
senado para su confirmation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14
HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR
Needs Supplied
low Means a
Saving

In all nature there's tendency to prepare for
wnter-ihe little squirrels gather their store Of nuts
and goods-the trees and plants drop their leaves
TO protec, their roots and the caterpillar encoses II
self in a warm silken cocoon.
Why no, follow these natural laws--lay away
stores OF hosiery for winter and Of the warm under
wear--told Of below.
Quite true-you can get these things later--the
squirrel for instance can't But you cannot get them
at so low price as now-because we are special
pricing winter hosiery and underwear and are doing
everything in our power TO encourage buying.
Why Because we bought too many OF these
needful articles and have stock on hand which
should be in Our judgment OF the quality and
value of what we bought has been amply justified,
but our judgment as to the quantity needed was at
fault---hence your opportunity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14

active onc. he being consplclous la
musical and literary societies aud par.
ueipaiing prominently In the "wrang.
lers' and other debating oreaniza,.
Ions. lie attained \ high degree Of
scholarship, b,ing selected by the
faculty for membership In the 'si col.
loquy. lie was elected a member OF
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Junior fra.
icrni,y ard vas also made a member
OF the famous "wolfs' Head" senior
society.
Ia early life be formed a strong
taste for Law. doubles. Inherited from
bis grandiaihers. Beginning this fall,
10 his I'D year, the study OF that, his
chosen profession, IN one OF the bes,
ins,l utes Of higher learning Ia the
middle &c {, his future prospects Ia
life are unusually bright
Much nigh, be said Of the warm 10.
erestwbich Is felt by the descendants
In the vest toward Bennington and the
beautiful hills OF Vermont, they feeling
themselves closely associated with
this vicinity owing TO the many stories
which the aged Rev Thomas Wright
has told about this locality. The In
herited love for dear old Williams"
has come down from generations TO
generations and the members OF the
family with one exception have at
tended that institution.
The above Is but brief account Of
that famous family once so we'll known
Ia the east and now held 10 sue high
esteem farther west. IL Is their desire
that their associations vith Williams
and with Bennington be never broken
but grow stronger at each succeeding
generation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Mrs Chas Chase is quite i'll.
George Howard left Thursday for
Arlington.
Sergeant John Stein has gone to
California.
Miss Alice Madison has returned
from Boston.
Franklin Scott has been in Boston
for few days on business.
Mrs Frank Frazier and children of
Troy are at the North Bennington
hotel.
At business meeting of the Bap
list church Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing deacons were chosen; Russell
Tinkam, F K Church and James Pet
ers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
list church cleared over $50 at the
chicken pie supper, Wednesday eve
ming.
Edward Fl Frye, monologist, will
present David Harum" in Bank
Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. IT, Mr.
Frye has never presented character
for which he was so well adapted and
it is one of the most brilliant and at
tractive monolouges of the season
The entertainment Is under the auspic
es Of the L A S of the Baptist church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14

aud one 81 the hes, lawyers Ia The
state. sustaining q high reputation for
professional adeliiy and integrity. lie
vas partner % Gov Hyiand iisll
during the year before bis death. Il
10 said at the time OF his death that he
had so many cases In the suprinc
court that Il vas impossible for the
court 10 proceed wiihou, rcarranee'
meni Of the dockc, aud an Adjournment
was taken for tina, purpose. His briefs
are extensively quoted 10 Law books
Lawyer Wright left tao sons, both
OF whom graduated from Williams.
Thomas vas q member OF the class OF
1895 and Is nos Williams oldest living
alumnus. lie Is GOV 81 years old but
still 10 active life. He Is n resident Of
Fcnton. Mich.
At the Williams college alumni ban.
quei held at the Russell House In De.
troit last December, he delivered a
short but brilliant address, giving an
interesting account OF the experiences
OF his college days.
He entered the Presbyterian ministry
after taking his theological degree as
Andover 10 1887. lie was one OF the
organizer, of the Kappa Alpha chap
ter al Williams In 1889, securing
charter from the parent fraternity at
Union college, he with several others
OF his class travelling TO Schenectady
10 a stage coach a. bring back the
document.
Rev Wrighi's sons, one OF whom Is
Charles, a prominent and highly es-
teemed resident OF Detroit, attended
western colleges but his grandson,
Charles Wright, Jr., has recently
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14

taken = II, A. degree Al Yale. This
fall hs catered tho Lac class of The
Michigan University and later ~lll
take . post graduate course q, viii.
iAms in order that the family eonneo.
lions with that famous classical college
may DO malnialnsd.
His career Al Yale made him inter
es,sd In the Rssi, whieh was tho very
lnlstilon which his father had In send
ing him there aud When he comes 10
williamson be will be brought into
associations siih tho scenes vhich bis
great grandfather 30 greatly enjoyed.
Charles Jr's., iiis AZ Yale WAS an
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14
WRIGHT LINE DESCENDANTS
(conlinued from first page

class Of isoi and vas GOO OF four
brothers, all Of whom ~sre lawyers.
He married Miss Eanlee Robinsoa.
daughter OF Gov Robinson, the second
governor Of Vermont.
Not long aiIss leaving Williams he
was admitted 10 the bar and he pr O.
liosd law ia bennington until his death
ia ISIS. lie ~as buried in The Gene.
tory q, ,hs Center.
Mr. Wright vas brillisn, advocate
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-14
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Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c
Mems Fine Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers S1.OO
Meus Fine Natural Wool Union Suits 1925
Boys Heavy silk Fleeced Shirts and Drawers 25c
Boys Natural Wool Shirts ana Drawers 4Oc up
Womens Fine Jersey Fleeced Vests aud Pants 25c
Women's Fine Jersey Ment Fleeced Union Suits SOC
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women's Extra Fine Wool Union Suits $1.75
Women's Camel Hair Vests JOc
Misses All Wool Vests and Pants SOC
Misses Jersey silk Feeced Vests and Pants 2jc
Misses Natural Wool Vests and Pants SOC up
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