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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
CITY PROPERTY.

The John Chapel property, con.
gisting Of four-roon house, outbuildings and
one acre Of fine land. Situated IN south part
OF city.
The Carbis residence-goo proper
near the fourth ward school building This
IS specially good investment at this time
when good dwellings are in strong demand.
Four good lots in the Oates Subdi-
vision, on the west side OF Dodge street
There Is an increasing demand for for resi-
dence property in the northern part OF the
city, where these lots are situated. Ii VIII
prospective purchasers to look them uD.
The home of Mrs William Paynter
IA good fye-room house, with two good eel
lars and n cistern: In northeastern part OF
the city.
A fine residence and two lots in
south part of city--a very desirable property
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Quick Sales and Small Profits
metropolitan Meat Market.

The best of home killed beef and hogs selected from
carload lots each week and the best lamb and veal the
ket affords Turkeys and chicken at all times
Fish, oysters celery and kraut also full line of
canned and smoked fish.
Homemade sausages of all kinds speciality.
Beef by the quarter at the cheapest prices No Chicago
beef in shop.
THE METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET,
Phone $ A. I. GRADER, Prop
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
>onlmly Atkins
Z Christmas
7iow King Edwards Thin Red
Heroes" Celebrate Their
Holid day.

n 70 matter where he may be or in
N what circumstances he may be
placed, Tommy Atkins never
N F,H, q, ,,,nI-, a apn.ioI affp,sf 70
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28

Harold Goldsworthy, and Frank Wed
lock, University Of Wisconsin, Madi.
! son.
Robert S. Crawford. Black River
Falls.
Marie Thoma, St. Clara college,
Sinsinawa.
Miss Rose Dunbar, Cottage Inn.
Ernest Oyitz, and Clarence Enzen-
roth, University Of Illinois, Cham
paign.
w. J.. Suthers, wife and two sons,
Chicago.
Misses Nettie and Della Whalen,
Milwaukee Normal school.
r.. v Lanyon wife and three chill
dren, Pittsburg, Kansas.
Miss Florence Jones, Kemper Hall
school, Kenosha
John M. Gundry and little son, and
Mrs. Harry w. King and daughters,
Of Cleveland Ohio; at Orchard Lawn
John Kietfer, Jr., wife and daughter,
Thomas Kieifer, Dr. +. j. Kicffer,
wife and two children, all of Chicago;
guests at the John Kieifer home.
Blink Alton, Chicago.
Madge Jacka, Chicago
Mrs. w. II. Kelly and sons, Penuel
and Curtis, Mount Horeb.
Alvin Temby, wife and children,
DesMoines, Iowa.
Alex Mcneil, Jr., Chicago.
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Cleary,
Hollandale, guests Of Mrs. Joseph
Mauger.
Miss Bertha Higgins, Platteville.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
In Mineral Point for the Holiday

I'm Mineral Point for the Holiday
Season.
Miss Kittie Tonkin from Chicago.
II. G. Gale, Chicago.
Mrs, $. d. Ludden, Boscobel.
Wallace G, Martin, Racine.
Miss Mary Shaw, Milwaukee.
John GRADER, Evansville.
Thomas I. Rogers, Kingston, III.
Leslie Jacka, Beloit
Clarence Stephenson, Beloit.
Will McGuigan, Blanchardville.
Florence Arthur, Beloit Business
college,
William Day, Beloit.
Misses Sallie and Anna Jenkin,
Chicago.
Mary Lynch, ltowey.
Crawford Ross Chicago.
Jessie Hooking, Red Wing, MINI.
Edward Staber, Beloit,
VIM. NJ, Snow, Madison, and his
friond stephen Wamsley OF Eau Claire.
Walter Bridges, Sheboygan county.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Parkinson
from Madison, Miss Matthews and
Miss Kathryn Chase, and March T..
Chase; vt the Trinity rectory.
Miss Maud O'tarrell, Juneau.
Earl Jackson, Lawrence university +,
Appleton.
Miss Mary Il, Trogllgus, La Crosse.
Miss Nora O'Dowd, Rewey.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. T.. Rodgers, Fort
Dodge, Iowa,
Helen Harris, Sheboygan,
Nettie Wallis, Chicago,
Jessie prideauX, Chicago.
Susan Hanscom, Milwaukee Nor
NAL
Mr., and Mrs. Blight Wallis, Perry
Iowa.
Lillian Wallace, Blanchardville.
George Bennett, Beloit,
Kathryn Shepard, University of
Wisconsin, Madison,
Hermann Parmley Mt, Horeb.
Jennie Parmloy, Linden.
Frank ovitz, instructor vt Universi-
ty of Illinois, Champaign,
Della Ovita, librarian of the State
Normal school, Milwaukee.
Miss Annie Prideaux, La Crosse.
Miss Ida Bottomley, Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Cleaver of
Milwaukee; guests OF MIR. and Mrs. j .
j, Hanscom.
William Moellitor, Milwaukee,
Rev, and Mrs. j Il, Lindsey and
family; guests of Mrs. Jane Priss
Fred Gilman, Chicago,
II. w. Burgess aud son Frank,
Freeman, South Dakota,
Paul Brewer, Chicago.
Misses Mile Cox, temperance
Knight, AIona Peters, aud Agnes
Mix, Platteville normal school,
Miss Katherine Hutchinson, Jack
sonvillo, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jeuck OF Chicago
spent Christmas with his parents aud
family.
Miss Nora Mari, Opechoo, Mich
Miss Mamie X. Bishop, Oshkosh.
Henrietta Horn, St, Clara college,
Sinsinawa.
MIR. aud Mrs. William La Male,
Indiana,
Oscar Vivian, Milwaukee.
Miss Annie LaMalle, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Miss Margaret O'Neill, Horizon.
w L. and G, w, Reynolds, Chicago.
Charles Knight, Robert Brewer,
Henry kislingbury, Ernest staber,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28

Nearly 1900 pounds Of turkey were
distributed last year by direction Of
the president to the officials and en-
ployees OF the White House.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Calumet
Baking
Powder
A wonderful powder of rare
merit and unrIvaled efrengtsIs

220 with the other II desired They will be
sold right. and are located on what Is known
as Dukes Prairie.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
An AdamIess Eve.

Some things about the holidays
Are quite unfair To madam
For instance. there's a Christmas eve,
But where's her Christmas Adam7
Brooklyn Life.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
NA.MI-Ke

d.tuvo A,oyksdoss de- ID oportuud.d ds T,keo IL vuea
psns bambd eamn6 aguna dsarc apreuradamsnts
AL en- rsspir6 sou g>dc murnuranao queja. vsvl6
dentro de hAba que timer otre sgundo ats
cue.
Haba dsseeaddo 81 sol; los convdados h.bian dspsr-
sado te1o bulco del dis kbia c,en Ha
b6ndese depoado de parts de ae enr6 Ys
mk el due6o do IL eass sss daudo traps asfa
nca d fonde DO IL sas. evanao bsndeja de tsbco
On s Sen6ss abrumado. brnio - roa sado
resa frente ls viva luz de una lHpara.
los he hecho oabalsros' Cslebro mushs xoxar
tan ansda reuni6nds rendoseBes Baron ne ts has per-
t.ao busn m.rdo To padre po botea tras bo
tsla Auuqus visio soy Hyozo Yamk E,coa lsorssrne
nedic ssl6n 6coss asf.
Chiiiva 6j6 sus nesrfsimos nies en- Yam XII.
-Estks de busn hunor Yamakl SAT; presume qss has
ganado musho aHsrs.
No csbe Ia msnor duds. Pues habltHds de ecortssa
sus oacisHe aus teHstv sno,nde 10 cg6
al n tr,s mushos fracao Heehs chada bocsnsda
de Aume-eso bes 10 que quiere dee - e en- mercaso
Hics que nformran de elo Paceh estar On
relavansnta reducido E Hegosio promote muchc hera
que psrme los extranero redr en- enterlo promeera
mucho Ba6A Iou6 parece emplear veinte renta mil
yens nembre de Tak kun Etoy de que aumensrs
tbs riquesas.
La lspgua del bcrucho deszaba c.mo sObre ruedas
CkwA miranda de soaayo Tkeo que esabA nmoVli nco
modo continue:
ESQ SesO e. 10 de c.le de Aonono sNo tuvieron IN
tempo pr6spero eomerco2
Sit pero 10 arruinaron por NAL, direction En buenSs
manos resultsrfa verdsdera Mia de ORC.
Que buena oportundad Sient" qae eIte 81 acance
de On pobete Pero Tkeo kun. hSrss ben en- EN-
preESerlo. u,
T,kes no hIkis pIonuAcsdo pabn sta Akora HAbiasee
asentado On obcuTa embra del dsgusto uneA las
ceas Drisendo ambOs una mirada furioso, cemspEo:
Osdoy las gracss por bcndaS; no Veo que
ene de comerca hombre de nj pofelion que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

ocupados. Entire dichos billetes hay
uno premiado con 400 dollars, FL So.
nor Csmpillo pidi6 sc inutllicen los
billetes, por no poder benefciarse con
sllos sl gobierno insular. El aboga.
do senior Tex'dor, en- representation
de los scusados, pidi6 diez dias q flu
dc alegar On contra de la peticl6n del
fiscal sobre la destruction de los re-
feridos billetss. La Corte accedi6 d
10 solicitado por el senior Texldor.
Para curAr un resfriad0 en- an
dIa, tome el LAxATIvO BROMO-
|QUININA, II boticario 10 devolvsra el
dinero 81 no 80 cura. La nrma de T.
W. GROVE SO halla en- cada csjtta
-Marsna Sc vera en ID Corte dt
Distrlto un juicio de deshaucio inter
puesto por don Pedro Calder6n,
Sc encuentra en- San Juan ell luei
| de Ia Corte de Dis.rito de Guayama
Mr.. Foote, quien copferencio larga
mente con el Attorney general.
Sc ha constitu1do en- Ciales u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
RlHmOTECA De .LA DRMOCRACIAs

ss cskndo se pres de los pecss ancs de bsmbs
ex os O de perd6n pero preferra csnbur con treiua
NIL yRs pudra dsponer de clos Fondo dc Eucas6o
de los MArno sue empssrlo ell negscio de Aabsis
Chiwa examine vvamente el ssmbsnts do Takso. a
char manifesto negative, hi1s un gsi6o = Yanski>
-Yamaki -ssn-aijo- ser egosta pero deseo qua
der este particular hsa que Atyx Arrsglado mi asuno
Ell baron KawuhmA ha tendo Anabidad de accsder mi
s6pca quero q7e proceeds s:gn mi desse raes ensna
tu sele2
ssc6 sgo arecdo p.gars 10 puso delane 10 Ysmsk
No era para masvilarse que CAiiwa elt1vera on Il ad
yersdsd Aprov chsndoe de poc6n durne ell ktmo a6c
no sole hAba do Ell epa de Yamk partspsndo do
obeno para pobar suete Boa de svsnura haba
re,ultdo pfrdda de cinso mil Aprsmiando Yamsk
eshande todo 10 tena lsgr6 ChlWA rsunt unos
dos nl yens pes aun quedab, deficit de- nil
Que precise rsunr KawMhma dnso psrest era rlso
Via yiuda e sprecilba mueho Ckwl coaocs demssaao a
nIoe miserable a para peds ransmsnte pr6stsne;
may necetsndo les fonaos Ia sctuassd coms6 un dee
fahcpdo e eo de Takeo tonsnde Ia suma un eevado tpo
de iner6s pesrf veDs6 pronts metsndele pesta
msta gnte que envars notification alberta 81
ocna en- obeno No quedsndole oo rstaba de
inGucr keo que aeababa de regresa pres
redmr e dneo Tkeo dnero de Tako Haba lido va
casa de este a sin logr verle; despu6s vls
Official 10 ae6 de cudd da por psto gnorsba
peto elhtcho de que hba ido de ktw
hms
Yam le ircn6 en- sehal de asentmento toes tmbre
c)n IL visits ssc6 10 estamp6 pie de nombe
egazaro Chiwa 10 evant6 desnte de Takse dcndo:
Esk dispueSto yA ell pIgare Cusndo puedo ob!ener ell
diuerof
-Lo traigo eonmigo.
- CUntigol Te buris
-Sf 10 trago. Mira: tres nl ysns; esa formr, no
es verd,d9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

Esta maiiana SO vic en- el Tribu-
nal Supreme, Ia apelaci6n de Ia eau.
"a por delito electoral contrs Antonio
Rivera y otros. Inform6 en- represen.
taci6n dc los acusados el letrado re-
nor Hernandez Lopez.
-Manana Sc vera en- el Supreme
IL apelaci6n do 10 causa por abuse
de sonfanza contra Justa Soriano,
condensda & treinta dias de Arresto y
ounce dollars de multa. Esta conde-
ma fus impuesta por Ia Corte mun'ci-
pal do esta ciudad, y conhrmada On 10
Corte de Distrito.
Ell fiscal Campillo solicit6 dc Ia
Corte de Distrito el sobreseimiento
de la causa que por abuse de confan-
zsse ssguia contra dofia Catalina Ca
sanave y ell j6ven don Adolfo Arras.
.is, fundandose en- Ia falta do prue
bas.
Porel srtfculo 297 del C6digo pc
nal fu6 solicitada In contiscaci6n de
los billetes de la loterfa que fueror
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

comite loc,l de msestros tornado por
don Juan Rios Serps, presidsnte; don
Severe Las allie, secretario, y don Del
fin Lsfor teir, vocal.
En- Morovs Sc constituy6 otro
com te local de masstros compuelto de
los ssfiores d Luis M. Santiago, don
David Co On, don Gervacio Msldo
nado, don Arturo Quart y Ia sehorita
Fabiapa Il. Ca'ado.
Ell Deaartsmento del Intsrior
acspti la propuests de 10 casa ameri-
oana sUnised States Steel Products,
para hacer ell puense de 268 pies sobre
ell <Rlo Grande, de Loiza en- Carolina
por $40 $40.
Tamben fus aceptada Ia propo-
sici6n de la casa americana .Pein
Bridge Company, para hacer el puen-
to aobre al rio <Csghitss, en- Caguar,
por 5 1853 d ,llsrs puesto an San Juan,
Ests pus. te tendra 100 pes de longl-
tud
-Fraucisco Vargas ha sido SEN
tenciado a 8, d. mnlta por tener iuel-
tas varias roses en- Ssnturcs, pastan-
do por las orillas de la carretera.
>-Dicess que Mr.. Horton, fiscal de
la Cort, de Dist-ito de Maysg1ez, re-
nunc' ara su cargo, y.aus le sustituira
el' 'Lcdo Picornell.
-DEsPUES dc probar todos los
sngahosos remedies que SO anuncian
90 cuando mas se agradece Ia sfcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Moiarrieta,
cuya superioridad est& universalmente
confrmada para curar las enfermeda'
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desesperadss 90 perso
mas bien eonocidas, que 10 tomaror
Idurante tres meses, sen las que 10 har
lhscho glorioso, pero un solo estuch'
produce melor efecto que una dozens
de frascos de cualquisr otro remedio
porQue ademas de ser oil 6nico verda
/, dero Curative radical del est6msgo
del intestine, siu engafiosa acci6
calmante, es Digestive Purifcado
de los alimentos.
Il So debe exigir que cada hosti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
N0T|c|AS DEL D|A

UMARIO. .-Apelaci6n ante Ell Supreme causa por
deto electora.-Otra, de sentencia por abuse de
con6anza.-El fiscal Campio pide sobresemiento.
-Deshaucio-Mr. Foote. e.-Comte de maestros en- Cia-
les.-Otro en- Juncos. -Otro en- Dorado.-Tamben en-
Morovs la revision de tasaclones de la pro-
piedad d.-Renuncia pedida un Observation-Disclosures
sustituc6n del superintendent de escueas de Utua-
do.-Puente <Carolina >-El de <Cagutas s-Cabos
interinos ,Tp6grafo enfermo. Programa para enfer-
meras-Rna en- la plaza del mercado. Escandalo en-
la cae de San Sebastian. Condenado por alsa repre-
sentaci6n ---Absoluciones sentencias.Los jovenes
Sargent6n Resi-, de Rio Piedras, absueltos
noticlas de lnteres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
UN BUEN NEC0C|O

HsLworlh & Co. Phila. Penns. Una
devsnadora COZ 30 bovipss, 30 moldss
dc msdias y calsstireS, 1s4 lbs. de
algodon de distintos solorss insllsrA-
bles. Una estufa y varios dalss
complementarios para 10 instalaoi6n
de una fSbrica do medias y calcetines,
Precios 8 ipiormes, D. JESUS Foradef,
Csguas, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

tsnga grabado sl nombrs Digestive
Noiarrista.
Ell doctor Lugo vjfas publicark
sl programa que ha de regir en- el cur.
80 de IL escuels de enferneras.
Sc encuentra enfermo al blsn de
poso culdado, don Manuel Burlllo,
regents dc los .alleres tipograacos del
sBolstIn Msrcantil.,
-Javier Lopez, fue sentenclado
hoy a $40 de multa por provccaciones
q Marcelipo Falcon, hecho ocurrido
anoche en- Ia plaza de Bsldorloty.
Sc notfcia de un Alcalde,
que de una pata cojsa.
que no sirve ni de vAds
que hace cosaa muy fsas.
Tomando <Pabst, las mafianas
andan derecho los cojos
yno hay penas nj sonroios
para hacer cue tas galanas.
Son agentes dc esta osrvexa los
sen )res M. r. Calder6n j. CO Tetufn
IL, Sal Juan z. r.
En- Juncos se form6 aver un co.
m te local para la asociaci6n de macs
tros, compuesto de los ssfIores don
Celestiuo BenftAz, don Fulgencio Pi
nero Ia aeiiorlta Fslipa D&vila
-En sl Dorado tambien Sc ha for
mado un comite local do maessros,
compuesto de los seiiores don Rafael
Valdente Varels, don Antonio Rodri.
guez Mater y 10 seforita Mercsdes e.
Fernandez
Ell vIernes terminara sus traba-
jos la unta rsvisadora de Ia tasaci6n.
Sc examinaran 500 informes presenta-
dos por prosietarios de esta ciudsd.
-Pr6ximo ell dia de Ia Commence
raci6n de los nieles Difuntos, La Er-
posici6n Uniuersal SO complsce On ofrs.
Ger q sus numerosos parroq quianos un
varisdo y selecto surtido de coronas
fdnebres, que realiza & precios limi.
tados.
-Fueron sscendidos & eabos int.
(Corti~,l& 6s la pisisa 0e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

Sc vende un motor de gas, siste-
ma Metz g. Weiss, el mejor que So
iabrica en- Estados Unidos. Un arboi
de trasmisi6n con su chumasera Una
volan'e de hero, grande, con sus
correas Una m&quina de bacer me.
dlas y cslc tines, sistema Brauson
Machine Co, Patents, Phils. Penns.
Otra maquira de concluir mediss y
calcet!nes sin cdstura sistems T. w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

BhncO lerrltOrlhl. Ii 10
Bapco Popular. $3.50 as
Buques anunclados
Goleta americana Carrie A. La
me-, Empez6 cargsr en- New Yorl
el S del corriente y debs hsber sa' ido
para esta y Jobos el Is del corrisnte.
Vapor cubano <Julis,, mailans
re calar& procedente de Ia Habana J
e,calas intermediss.
Vapor frances <Ferdinsnd &c Les.
seps,, de un momento 4 otro recalara
procedente de Puerto Plata y seguira
vlsje para Europa.
Vapor americana xCarscas,, fon.
desra procsderts de New York ma
hana y seguira viais al siguiente
dia para Ia Guayra.
vapor espaf1ol <Juan Forgas, sa
ID de 10 Ccrufla para esta el y del
c rriente, y seguira para Maysgu uez,
Pence, isla de Cuba y N. Orleans.
Vapor esps mol <Monserrate,, del
q 81 p dol presente 50 sguarla pro
cs dents de Co On y csc is guir q
visie para Ia Penfrsu
Vapor esgahol eMontevidec,, ell
rs del eorrierte recs lara proceed dense de
Genova y escslss.
10nlarOn puerto
De Ia Guayra vapor americana
<Philadelphia, con transito.
Sc h, bihtqron de saIda.
Vapor americana eArkadis, para
la isls.
Vapor <Porto Rico, , <Vascos
para los puertos de su ruta
Goleta sUberita, para Vieques.
Vapor americana <ohiladelI hia,
para New York.
Buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
sPhineas W. Spragne, descargdo.
sFlorerce M. Penleys pendiente
COSTANEROS
<Volpntad, Fajardo.
<Dekeadas Nsguabo.
sJuanitas Fsjsrdo y Vieque
<Borinq uen, Agdlla. y Mayaguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
SECC|ON mercantile
PrecIos MIN do los articulcs
que 50 detallan en-

PrecIos MIN do los articuIos
que 50 detalIan en-
. alnaoenes
ARROZ. Jap6n II DO "a ( At
Idsm ~ $50 . 3 80 americana corrier
b de @ Soa3oo.
Aios do 70 ctvs. { 80.
Jsmonss t8} q 81.
Quesoa amees.s e14. Patagrks 10.
Toeino,e Z . 15t
Jab6n, A.o5 { AS Rocamora'
americana, ~ ~.
Pasta del pals at.
Manteea %. 90 Q $50 On / J On
latss dc s7 { 10.
Harina do at ase.
Habichuslas Americana blancss
lsrPss \ TT.
Garbspsos Wa9.
Baealso ~
Cebollai ~ E3.
kaptequillA, Dc s1S ls
Pasta americans On eajas Dc ana
Arrcbs o S6.
Papss smariesnas 1s0as2
Tssajo I 10.
Twas Bl %.
DEL PALS
Asdcar para sl consume:
Noscabsdo clsro do "a. s4e
De miel claro . e3.76.
centrffuga claro Do II a59
Amsricsls do las6tae.
De Ponce NJ as.
Almid6n I tS
Caf6 corrienie e11t . IL.
Cusros dulces S16 3a17
Ron 30 grsdos Cartier & $3.50 cen.
s'es gallon pagados Il. Inhrnas.
Nsixs 35.
ssho s4} 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
articulos para Ia exputtacl6n
Algcd6n dc Al 81.
Cocos do Is o 16 millsr.
CambIos CorrIentes
1ordfes check 3 4.o9
Paris II n D.
Hamburgo siG4s
New York 20 ctvs P.
Espahs div 26} D
Cedalas hlpotecarlas
Barco Territorial y Agrfcola $5e
AS58
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

Banco de Pto. Rico . 18 q 20.
Bsnco Territorial. s1ti & IS
Bapco Popular. S7.50 as.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-05
EAST BURKE.

Rev. O. E. Hardy goes for visit to
New Hampshire the first OF this week.
Alvah and George Gibson received news
Saturday OF the death OF their uucie'
George Hill, of Lunenburg.
Stephen Leach and wife have gone to
work for Fred Hutchinson.
Mrs. Carl Frasier was at st. Johns
bury the last OF the week.
Lila Smith and her brother have
| Joined their mother here at their aunt's,
Mrs. W. ]. Counter.
Frank Counter and wife from Island
Pond have been visiting their brother,
Walter Counter.
B. F Humphrey has returned from his
trip to Nashville, Tenn.
M. c. Vance has job at Lyndonville.
Josie Godding and little Margaret
visited at st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. A. D. Thurber, who has been
visiting at S. L. Thurber's, has returned
to her home in Coventry.
M. H. ellison was called to St. Johns
bury as one OF the extra jury, but was
excused and is at home again.
J.P. Stafford and wife have returned
from a visit to their daughter at Lunen-
burg.
II. D. Webster was quite sick the first
of the week, but is better now.
Mrs. William Brockway is able to
walk out.
Mrs. R. A. Eggleston is gaining quite
fast.
Annie Belden goes this week to Laconia
where she has a position in a boarding
school.
Miss Eta McNally has finished her
school in the Ward district and Maud
Humphrey at the Hollow.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Carrie Aver Tuesday afternoon,
July 1S.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Vance have been
entertaining a brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Gray, from Boston. Their
little daughter Mildred returned with
them to study music.
Mrs. Fred Farmer is entertaining her
sister, Miss Hazen OF Alburgh, at Bel
mont Farm.
Mrs. Belle Warren of West Burke is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Curtis Frasier.
Guy Frasier has moved into his new
house.
Annie Jock, who has been very sick
with typhoid fever, is better.
Mrs. Dana Coe still remains very sick
though more comfortable.
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E. L, Watson has gone to Boston to
work for Mr.. Campbell in the butchery
and meat business.
L. W. Watson has bought of his sister,
Mrs. Sargent, the place at West Burke,
near the village on the road to Burke.
He expects to remain on the farm and
Mr.. Jesseman will board with him for
the present.
All the schools in town but one or two
closed Friday.
Lightning struck the large new barn on
the Daniel Rugges place on the South
Ridge, Saturday morning, destroying the
cupola and going into the separator
room, where it damaged the separator
and the barn to the extent otabout 500,
but it did not set it on fire. A horse
was made deaf by the shock. The house
at the same place was set on fire, paper
was torn off and the telephone was
burned out. Don Wheeler, who occupies
the place was knocked down, but not
materially injured. 1t rained hard during
the day and toward night there was a
heavy shower with sharp lightning. The
roads in town were badly washed. The
buildings on the Doyle farm In the edge
of Burke were burned by Lightning in the
evening.
John Beckwith has gone to his usual
camping place at this season for an out
ing OF some days with Others from Lyn-
don.
George M. Craig has been drawn for
one of the ten new jurymen to serve the
remainder of the present term of court at
st. Johnsbury.
F. O. Gray met with an accident re-
Gently. cutting his left hand.
Asel Garfield, whose sickness has been
referred to in the past, is failing. His
son and wife from Piermont, N. H., were
here few days last week, but as be is
preaching at Permont he had to return
to his home Saturday.
Russell Huntley ls in quite poor health.
There was neighborhood celebration
July 4th at Orrin Curtis place on the
North Ridge.
The next Grange meeting is to be held
Saturday evening and it is hoped there
may be full attendance of the members,
as every one helps where the numbers are
not large.
Miss Ethel Chapman, who was gradu-
ated from U. V. M. in Burlington last
week, is at her home for the summer va.
cation. She is to be added to the faculty
at Lyndon Institute for the coming year
The telephone polls have been taken
down from the village to the station and
the wires put onto the new line direct
from here to West Burke. One line runs
from West Burke by Sutton depot up
into Charles Clark's neighborhood, and
on the county road as far as Frank
Norris; another line from West Burke ur
onto the North Ridge in this town; and
another line from West Burke through
this village and into Frank Whipple's
neighborhood. A line has been running
from Lyndonville onto the South Ridge
SINCE last fall.