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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
TrabsIo Iaursado

El ilustrado professor puertorri-
quef1o don Pablo Morales Cabrera
nos ha pbsequiado con un ejemplar
de su heFmoso tFab 10 xLa Giscipli-
ma escol ar en- Puerto Rico,S Memo
rja psda ag6gica pFemiada en- el Ger
tamen del Ateneo PuertoFriuueno
ell 20 ID JUNO de 1905.
rs uu hbro que deben hojear & n
toio int ere /, los que Sc dedican q
la noble y diffcil tarea de la ense-
flaDza pnblica y cuantos deseen sa-
borear paginas escritas conc:eDzu
aamente y en- las que SO sdmira ell
mas alto esPtritu de bservaci0a.
DamoS eXpresivas gracias al se-
nor Nor ales Cab era pOr su valio-
so ObseQuio.
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LIS MADRES

lebierPn Pn saber. Con Ia mayor parte
de las niflas, sus tribulaciones pro-
ceden de Ia faita de nutrici6n, tan
10 en- calidad como en- cantidad.
Hoy dia Sc denomina esta condi-
ei6n por ell t6rmino> de Anemia;
pero LAS palabras no alteran los
hechos. Existen miles de nifias
en- esta condici6n; algunas de e.
Has estan en- la edad de los mis-
teriosos cambios que conducen al
complete desarrollo y necesitan
especial cuidadO. Muchas sucun2-
ben Ell este periodic tan critico Y
la historic de tales p6rdidas es la
mas ttiste en- ell curse dc Ia vida.
Un tratamiento conveniente podr5a
haber salvado q la mayor parte
de stos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieren sabido de 10
PREPARAcION De WAMPOLE 8
Y la hubieren administrado q gyls
hijas, con ell resultado de que ha-
brian llegado q ser mujeres fuerteE
y sanas. Els tan sabrosa como la
miel u contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceito
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que
extrae mos de los hfgados frescos
del ba calao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo SilyeB-
p ire. Para lograr ell desarrollo de
nifos palidos, raqufticosy y delnacra-
dos, i especialmente aquollos que
padec8 en- Anemia, Escr6fula, Raqui-
Eismo 8 Intermediates de los Hue
sos Y la Sangre, no tiene igual, pu4s
gus propiedades t6nicas son exec
lentes. Gel Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: I'm deber
de gratitud me hace dirigirles es-
tas lii meas para manifestarles que
he usado con un 6xito maravillo4o
gu Preparation de Wampole, ha-
biendo curado q mis- hiios de en-
fermedades que venian sufriendo
del pBcho y raquitismo y con su
uso los tengo con buena salud."
Basta una botella para conyencerse.
/" Efdaz desde la primera d6sisI"
Nadie sufre un desengafio con esta.
De enta en- todas las BoticaF.
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UTIL FOLLETO

Hemos recibido ell boletfn n1m
6 que publica la Estaci6a de exPe-
rimentOs agriculturales de Puerto
Rico, cuyo agente especial encar-
gadO en- Mavagiiez es ell senior D.
W. May.
Trata dicho follet0 de 10 siguien-
te: alas yautias de Puerto b RisO>,
pOr O. W. Barrett, b1taniGo y en-
tom6logo.
Ildstrase ell texto con ma agnifcos
grabados y no hay que decir que
50 lectura es de gran utilidad So
bre todO para los agricult0 res.
Todo 10 que sea vulgarizar COMO
cimientos cientficos con Felaci6n q
la agriculture en- nuestro pals no
pueee regarse que es b8nefcio Q
v it'll.
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Aqua neceSitan en-
Agua.....dilIa. Y YIuz.
DsblaTa aboTdaFSG ahaF8, con MS
"a aeuTs0S, "a construction del
aCusdQetO Y de- IA plaAta
GI6ttTICa,
Esas. necesidades pub icas so h de
Verdadera urgencia.

UnoIde los pueb'oS de Ia isla que
tiene mayor vitali3ad, es sin duIs sI
guna el de Aguadiila.
Con motive del empr6stit9 recisnte
mente hsCho por aqueila manicipali-
dad. el eles2feitu p6blico Sc ha levsnta-
do de tal mRnera que Sc b da6o cuen-
t8 de que el em pr 6atito heeh0 no de
nj con much, pRFR las rCcesidai 3 pc
rent0riRs de aQueiia ciudad.
Hemha leido an la prenss de Apus-
diiia lRB difsrentea opiniones smfti1a
con rsspecto & l. distFibuCi6a de los
escasos f1ndos del empire .tite.
Dos neCesidadeB son las mas senti.
das en- una poblsci6n de las con2icio.
mes de Agusdille: eiaCusducto , ls luz
eleotFiC8.
LleVandoae efsoto Ia conatrucci6a
del &cuedQot0. Ia planta eI6ctrics aerfs
Coss sumamente hacederA. utilizs zsndo
ccmo motor 10 fuerza hidrsuiica.
La aituscion topogI 6fica de esa ciu.
dad dol Oeste 90 presta peEfsctamsnte
para clio.
Un saprifisio mas rapresentarfs para
los cOntFibuyenteB IL impIantsCi6n del
acueducto y de IL pIantR el6ctrics. pc.
70 reproductive.
Viat0 b. jo ell punto de viats hiai6 1i-
co Il xViIlR del Oi31 no tandrS hiOiane
hRstR que no tangs aqua en- bae9ea
Condiciones, respecto Al sGunobTsdo
con Io eonBignado en- preGupuesto para
el def siente que tiene, pueds may bien
amortizar ei capital 6 intsresss del em.
pre- tito que hsga con 10 conaig aado
hoy.
Aqua y luz neoesitR Ia .simpStics DO.
bIRcl6n Y la tendFS. si Ice que repre-
sentan d pueblo se tomsn inter6T y
estudlAn eSOs dos problem1e fkC.lss,
eOOn6miCRmenta exhminRdna.
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COmIsIdn Do S anldad municipal

ss FL concejal de- nuestro ayunta-
miento, don Pho Amador y Rodri-
Quez, ha sido nombrado, en- la se-
sion de anoche, miembro de la CO.
mission de Sanidad y Benefcencia.
La ordenanza sobre el cieFFe de-
finitivO de los aljibeS de San Juan,
propuesto al Conceio por el senor
Gomez Brioso. ha quedado sobre la
mesa en- la session de anoche, pa
.sandose una copia de Ia OFdenanza
q los senores cOncejales, para su
estuaio.
Igualmente Sc acord6 que La Or
denanza que PFopusO dicho o1clal
de- Sandal, para ell seFvicio de ex-
pendio de leche, quede tambi6a So
bFe la mesa, para el estUdio de los
se6oTeS Copceiales, +
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Al PUBLIGO.

Los sefiores F. Siregusa y Co..
sgentes generates en- eBta isla de ID
IIustg0cs6n ArtSstScG, nos participan
que zspjadas Ian dificultRdeE que han
entoPpeCido el serVicio regular de di-
cha publicaci6n. desde esta fecha ae
servirs puntuaImente & todos los aus-
critoFeB por ell aCtivo sgspte don Vic.
Tor NJ. Marin. residente en- d Calle de-
Ietusn no. 48. donde pueden dirigiEBe
t0dos LOS que deseen adQuiriE lR mem
cionadR publication.
San Juan. P. B.. 81 Agostp tp 1905.
Is v, Q.
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Una reunion

Los alumuos ds Ia Universidad
de Michigan celebEaran una reu-
ni6n en- la casa del doctor don Jo-
Sc c. Barbosa ell microbes % de
los corrientes 4 las 8 de la no3he.
con obieto de orgauizar en- Puerto
Rico la asociaci6n De alumpOs de
dicha Universidaa.
Ell doctor don Manuel V. del Va
lie invita- para dichO acto y desea
que todos los alumnos de dicha
Utniversidad conc curran ALI. aunque
por olvido Il estFavfO no hayan re-
chico la invitaci On que ha circu-
Ta1o
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Del Doctor D. Adolfo Hnoosa ejerce en- Ciudad Misr,
Estado de TamauIpas donde ene estabecida Cenea
y reputation envdiabes: -
'Padeciendo yo mismo de una terrible Neuralgia
que nj yo nj mis- cGegas acertamos curar quise expe
rmentar acerca de las pretensiones hechas para las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.: Williams.
g Mis- calculos sobrc ell resultado del medicamento
fueron completamente sorprendidos, ell alivio fu6
pronto efcaz. Con mi restablecimientO me vOlvi0
la tranquiHdad sosiego que ha tempo haba perdido.
'Desde entonces he prescritO las PidOras Rosadas
del DIR. Williams casoS analogos tambien OtrOs
de Dyspepsia. Indigestones, Anemia, etc. con un re-
sultado altamente favorable Entire estos ultimos
cuenta un disp6ptco de ounce amos de padecer.
"Pueden Vds. hacer usO de esta carta como tengan
bien, pues favor socitado, sino justismo
expOntaneo homemade al m6rto de esta preparation.
Qirmado) A. HINOJOSA.
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SURlARlO

El Fiscal especial, ha instruido
un sumario contra ell aependiente
Angel Maldonado, acusado de vio-
laci6n De las leyes electorales.
DichO acusadO ha ingresado en-
la carcel de distritO de Ponce, a
diSposici6p del Hon. Fiscal, quien
le instruye el sumario cOrrespon-
diente.
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DETENlDOS

En- Aguaailla fueron detenidos en-
la cSrceI de DistFitO, Salustiano RI
vera y Ramon EscaneF j6Venes de
13 y IA amos Fespee etiVamente q
quieles Sc les acusa del delito de
hurto menOr. s..
Dichos j6venes Sc g ncuentran a
disposition del Juez Municipal de
aquella villa. -.<..
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TRKSIAP O.,

LSs oficinas de Ia Junts Central de
10 Uni6n de Puerto Rico se han tFag-
Iadado s ID Gale de San FeanciaO0 No.
80 (SItoRl. donde pQdES dtriiiFse 10 CO.
FResp0ndenCia. s~.. II
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La TIENMTA.
DEL. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal d IadO del lyuntamisRtO.

EfeCtoe para OabRllerOs, GefIoraa y
ni6oE. RopR heCha. artfcuIOs de quin-
calls y otFog objetos de arte. Efect0s
Eeli0iOsos y q neior duIcs en- aImf-
bnR.
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RatasI eglIIsrnaly
AVOCADO a

Fierce ante Il COrte Federal , Tri,
bunaIeS InsuIarea. San JOSS 5, San
Juan, F. r. : vs.
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ENOsBURGH.

Tho Ladies' Foreign Missionary society.
meeting will he held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Kent at the parsonage. The
y. +. 8. c. e. will meet at the Con.
lsrcgational parsonage Thursday evening.
john Cook has moved from the farm of
C.. cvitt into the tenement house OF
q. II. iairbanks.-Mrs. j. NJ. Eurt il
slowly gaining in health.-Miss Amanda
Cakes has gone to Gardner, Mass, where
she has secured a s~ituation.-S. Cutting
returned last week from Boston and
vicinity. NJ Rhoda Y. %',ushn,a,i, who
has been employed at the Waterbury
Insane asylum. has finished work and
il visiting her sister, Mrs $. y. stevens.
About 10 of the friends of Miss GLENN
W"cdward assembled at her home Mon
day evening and gave her a surpr,s.
party 1t was a merry company and all
enjoyed themselves. Refreshments were
served. Miss Woodward received a num-
Der of presents, among which were n
gold watch from her parents. s. in money.
Il nice toilet set from her schoolnate.
and numerous ether things.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
STOWE

i. J. Holden returned on Friday from
a visit to his parents in I.anlgrove.-
Mrs. Maud Warren left Stowe ON Sat
urday for Montpelier on her way to Bos-
ton. where she expects to spend the com
ing winter.-E. l.. Pass Of Randolph and
Mr.. Southworth Of Connecticut have been
in Stove for several days on lumb. r
business. -Mrs. George Marshall was III
last week with tonsilitis.-Mrs Henry
Warren has received news Of the dealt,
~ her brother. Adm Newton. IN Call.
fornia. Mr.. Newton was at one time a
resident of Stowe.-Ralph Gilman of
Proctor inc Harold Fairbanks of Wood
stock we're visitors Mt ". Mayo's over
Sunday. Some recent additions to the
membership of the Congregational Church
were the Rev. and Mrs. u. A. G.. Abbe.
Hurry Warren and Miss Clara Smith.
Mansfield Mountain Grange will hold its
meeting November 90. The third and
fourth degrees will be conferred on five
new members. After tho degree work
refreshments of cake and coffee will
be Notwithstanding Elder G. w. Hunt of
Adams spoke at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church on Sunday morning and at
West Branch Church In the afternoon
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Thomas r. Hale, aged So wears, dice at
|is home here at II o'clock Wednesday
ielt November 8. after an illness Of two
|lonths the effects of "A severe stroke Of
lralysis. Mr.. Hale came from ireland
/ years age. He marriod Ann Burns
Z this town and began hpuso-keep,ng
IN the farm. where tl,ov have always
we'd since, until last spring wncr they
bowed to his village. BESIDE his wifc.
Ir. Hale leaves two sons. james and
larry, who live in town and three
Ihuehters Mary and Jane. ais of this
'wn and Mrs. Edward Farrell of Gem
raj Falls. Rhode Island. One daughter.
Prs. Joseph Rooney died about two years
|fo. Mr.. Hale was a man Of sterling
qualities. Il kind husband and father and
man who leaves many friends to
hnuin his loss. The funeral services
ere held from tho Episcopal Church
iturday forenoon November II at II
CLOCK n the int,rment WIS in the
outh huryinC eround-Thr annual
ilckch pie supper and apron sale given
-. Mary's Guild of tho Episcopal
nurch at the home of Mss Rosa Tattcn
hu"sday afternoon and Nc1iny Novcm-
fi . was a success in every way. The
ceipts amounted to $500. The amount
'cciVed at this supper and sale Gnlsh,,
plying for the furnishings &C the chanel
pa places the society entirely out of
|ebt.
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Jackson started for the West November
II. He will be gone all winter. Foster
FELTON, of Randolph has been spending
some time with his family.-Nr. and Mrs.
G. n. Brush. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Marvin
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. O.. Lear cd were
called to st. Albaiis November to at
tend the funeral OF T.. Marvin the fathcr
Of Mrs. y. q. Learned. Mrs. Charles
T!rush and Mrs. r. l.. Marvin MIR. and
Mrs. John Root had a family gatIt ring
Sunday November ). when all Of their
children were at homc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hunt of burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner of Cambridge. Charles and Mr..
and Mrs. IohE Root of this place.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Y. +. S. G.. T.. gave a supper in
the vestry of tie Congregational Church
Wednesday evening. After the slipper
the Rev. Mr.. jackson of st. Albans de
hvcred a lecture IN Egypt, illustrated
by stereopticon views.-Miss Caroline
Bowen of Richford was the guest Of Miss
Grace Rouse over Sunday.-A son was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. n. Duba
of Cambridge. Mrs. Duta was formerly
Miss Bessie Gates of this placc.-H. B.
i.overin has sold his place to a.. Wood
The Misses Bertha and Glenna Turner
are visiting in Cambridge.-Thc village
school closed Friday for a two weeks
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EDEN.

G. w. Blake. who VAS reported sick
with cancer, died at his home November
10. q years of age. He leaves a wife
aud six children to mourn his loss, five
sons. Orwell. Benjamin y. James, Nor
ris and Leon. one daughter Mrs. Katie
P~arkhurst. The deceased was u G. a..
u. veteran and had been in roOr health
II long time. Funeral services were con
Quoted by the Rev. st. Clare of Morris
willie assisted by the G. a. r.. Mrs.
Jennie Grey sang a very appropriate
piecc.-An aged man by the name OF
Mr.. Webster died 1T the home Of Mr..
Chase November Il. He had lived in
that family a rumber Of yoars.-Mrs.
Bitkford and family have moved from
the mills into Lester Carpenters house
in Flakeville.-liarry Bickford has gone
to ~Lurenburg. Mass. where he has en-
PIoymort.-A very profitable term of
school closed at the Mills Friday the
10th. taught by Miss Barnard of Tn
derhill. -Gi"orre Powell is sick. also Mrs.
Curtis Observation-Disclosures CONNER
cial college students sent a beautiful
floral tribute to n. u. Blake, the rrin-
cipal to be used at the funeral If mis-
father.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Miss Kennedy Of ST. Adams has been
Engaged AS assistant teachers at the
Springs school. owing to the large num-
bcr Of pupils GeCrge Phelps of East
Alburgh has returned from n ten days
visit IN New Ycrk.-Mabol. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sowl G, has been
quite Ill with pneumonia. Miss Gertrude
soul" has gon" to Rockville Center. j..
l.. for the wintcr.-Mrs. Human will
spend tho winter with her sister, Mrs.
Lafayette Soulc.-Schocl is closed two
days this week to enable the teachers
to take examinations at Alburyh.-D. S.
Harvey has opened a store in the rooms
lately used by Louis Thcrrien for that
Iu1posc.-Williari Clark. who has been
visiting here for some time. mas returned
to Haverhill.-Wallacc Sweet of
Cheyenne. Wyo., Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills.
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TURKEYS SOARING HIGH
All Records Broken In the Price De-
manded This Year.

AS Thanksgiving draws gear. interest
centers in the price of poultry and
thrifty housewives may despair at nd.
ing that the much-sOught turkey, who
flew so high n year ago. is soaring
further and further into the air this year.
Last year. turkeys sold for IS and 20
cents Il pound and a prominent Church
street dealer yesterday stated to a
, Free Press man that birds were even
more scarce this year. so that native
turkeys will probably command from &c
to "a cents per pound. Chickens will be
from 10 to 20 cents a pound and geese
and ducks 20 cents per pound.
Pineapples have made their appear
ance for the first time and are retailing
at 30 cents each. Cranberries are 10 cents
Il quart. Catawba grapes are 20 cents a
basket with Concords at II and IS
cents a basket and Conichons, Tokays
and Malagas D. cents a pound. Pears ara
80, 80 and 60 cents a dozen. Ounces are
about out of market and when found
bring 10 cents Il pound. Florida oranges
are from So to 30 cents IA dozen.
Pomegranates are S cents each. Bananas
are becoming very scarce and bring from
20 to 80 cents n dozen. New Persian and
Fard dates are In the market at 10 cents
4 pound. Apples sell at from 30 to 40
cents a peck.
In the vegetable markets. common
potatoes sell at 90 cents a bushel. with
sweet ones at 8 cents Il pound. Boston
celery retails at % cents per large bunch.
Rice pop corn shelled sells for 8 cents
Il pound. or two pounds for Is cents.
Hot-house cucumbers retail at 20 cents
each. Hot-house tomatoes sell for %
cents n pound, southern tomatoes are
10 cents ii pound. Wax beans are selling
for y - cents a quart. Shell beans ara
s cents a quart; and Lima beans. II
cents a quart. Rockford cantsloupes bring
10 and Is cents each. Turnips are three
cents a pound. Hubbard squash three
cents a pound: cabbage three cents q
pound; beets. three cents a pound,
parsley. FIVE cents a bunch and native
celery, eight cents a head; caulifower
sells for eight cents q pound.
Eggs continue to sell at IS cents for
tho strictly fresh variety. with case eggs
Mt rs and 80 cents per dozen, Creamery
butter sells At g and dairy butter at =
cents per pound.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

L. W. Howe and mother. Mrs. r. A.. r
How of Gardner. Mass, are in town fol
~ few wceks.-Thc village schools CLOSED
Friday for a three weeks vacation
Clair Derby went to W~irchendcn, Mass,
Saturday to pass his vacation at TIE
home of his uncle.-The Wonian's Home
Missionary society met at Mrs. Hibbnrd
Stanley's Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lillian lIogle of Melrose. Mass,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary t.wins, re.
cently.-L. W. Howe. G. &. Jollcy and
a. Goodhue were in st. Adams Tuesday
on busiress.-C. II. Arstin and family OF
Richford arc visiting at his fathers, r
\. Arstin.-Miss Eva Blair is visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Ford at ST. AL
bans Bay.-Mrs. Maude Jenne and son
Kenneth are in Richford.-M Miss katherine
larnum IF Richford was the guest OF
Miss GLADYS Dcmond over Sunday.
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FRANKLIN.

The Aid given by the men OF the Con-
gregatioral society at tho home OF G.
w. Powell Friday evening the 10th, was
n decided success. Eighty-fve partook
Of the generous supper consisting of
%buckwheat griddle cakes, coffee and two
kinds OF tea, beside pies. cakes. etc, all
Of which were made by the men with
one exception. Tho fruit cake made by
+. l.. Hopkins capped the whole. About
S12.m was rcalizcd.-Mrs. Maud Hcgaboom
returned from Gcorgia Morday night
Fred Mcssicr is moving into the J. w.
Austin house There are several cases
of mpa Slca here.
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corner store on the corner OF Maine and
Railroad streets.-Miss Myrtle Wallace
Of Pleasant Valley IL a guest at II. NJ
Cornell's.-Miss Marie BaEg has returned
from Cornwall. Ont, and will spend the
Writer with her sister, Mrs. Lillian Bucli.
nnan.-Mr and Mrs. W. w. Smith ri
Essex Junction arc visiting friends here.
Miss Matte Wilcox has returned from
Il weeks visit with friends at Georgia
Bay.-The Woodmer will hold their an
nual ball n banquet at Hotel Melendy
the last OF Novembcr.-Oscar Payne and
family have moved to Burlington, where
he has employment in the Reynolds car
pet storc.-Mark Hebb has sold a building
lot On Park street to u. n. MELVIN
Thc,mas II. Llbhey and Ellen r.. iiupsood,
both of this tow were married by the
Rev. II. c. Howard November 1.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Honry Scott, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis last week Saturday. died
FRIDAY morning. Mrs. Scott WAS 81
years old and had always resided IN
ihis town. She leaves an aged husband
nnd -four children to mourn her less. The
f~dncral was largely ATTENDED from the
! mon church sunday, the Rev. Mir.
Ftursos officiating. Those from ont of
I town to- attend the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. LINN Scott Of Hak .rsiold. Harry
FInNt Of burlington, Mrs. Sherman of
Eamhrideo, Mr.. and MIS-. Winfield Scott
Ff Cambridge. Miss Margcrita Marshall
prom Br"wnington is visiting friends i'll
Town Mrs james i'atch died Sunday af-
Yer a LONG Illness.
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O

Jonathan Coan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Coan. died last Thursday after an
Illness of only n few DAYS of r%heunat
fever. He was about seven years of age.
The funeral was held on Saturday, the
Rev. j. w. 1llsby officiating, and the
Rev. j. w. lllsly officiating, and the
ana Mrs. Coan have the sympathy of all
in their herveavement.-Mrs. Elsie James
went To Boston m Wednesday t. spend
IN" winter with her daughter, Miss Sadie
.'hncs.-Schcols closed last week and the
teachers ave gone 70 their homes for a
two weeks vacation.-Mrs. Susie Barrie,
who has been spending tho summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Good.
speed, left on Saturday for Los Angeles,
'al.-Miss Bessie Forbes has rcturnod
IRON a weeks visit in Essex Junction
benton Wilson of Richiord is Finishing
the interior of w. S. Parker's new house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
FAIRFAX.

A. Mrs. George Stafford was getting
ady for church Sunday she was taken
|lddcnly III. DR.. Phelps was called -
tend hcr.-Dcputy Shcrlf Alfred WAS
town the 18th on busincss.-W. D..
Fewart went to Bakersfield to attend
|dith Buck has been quite sick for the
st week but is gaining slowly.-Mrs. r.
Ballard is so much better that her
Prsc returned home Saturday.-The
ladies' Improvement society fair opened
iesday afternoon with a large sale
|E. and Mrs. William Nichols. who
hve been spending some time with Mr..
bh Mrs. James Rngglcs have taken
bms at .Iohn Shedd's.-Miss Alice Orion
spending her vacation with her par
Its, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. orion. Jason