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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06
U|6mas noUcIas de
Ia ciudad del Sur
TODD Ponce espera con i'm
paciencia ell induIto de los
apreciables periodistas Sc
nores Pericas Rodriguez
(De maestro Cor7vsp0nsal)

PONCE, FEBItERO 2.-IuefI0 NJ
co de aver dice que sera nombrado me-
dico del hospital Tricoche de esta ciu.
dad ell doctor Manzano, en- sustituci6n
del doctor Torres, que desempeila &C
tualmente ell cargo.
I'm tiierilla de Arecibo, llamado
Melton Torres, fue cogido hoy por IN
policia en- momentos on que SO ocupa.
ba de .sacar IN peso del bolsillo de
una mujer en- la plaza del Mercado.
Son dos los que han arribado q Pom
ce con ell o6cio, y Sc busca al otro..
Sc dice que sera nombrado Sc
cretario de la Junta de Sandal nues-
tro amigo oil Lcdo, don Juan B. Pou.
Deseamos Sc conirme la noticia.
En- las carreras de caballos &C.
lebradas on Mayaguez o motive de
las Gsstas de la Candelaria, obtuvo ell
premio de la carrera a escape ell 10.
ven don Pedro Vivss Valdivieso, Ell
premio consists en- Glen dollars, Sc
g6u 10 moi ha intormado.
Sc e%ncueutra enfsrmo, aunque
no do cuidado, nuestro estimado ami,
60, oil joven licenciado en- farmacia
don Francisco Rodriguez, de la botica
do Vale y Cancio. Deseamos su prom.
to restablecimiento.
Al tijerilla Melton Torres Sc
han exigldo doscientos pesos de fan
"a para quedar en- libertad.
Ell c~orrssponsal della DEMOCRA.
CA on Ponce envfa 81 carih )sa felici-
taci6n oil valioso compatriota y queri-
do amigo don Jose de Diego, por So
elevation q la presidential de Ia Junta
Central unionista, en- oil mes actual.
Hoy iue denunclado Francisco
Hipas, por haber agredido , I'm pa
10 al individuo F5lix u2man,
-Esta nochs habra una reuui0r
de damas y caballeros en- ell Casino,
para tratar de las iestas del pr6ximc
carnival.
Los detectives Ortiz y Esteves
detuvleron al individuo Juan Mendo
Ia on momentos en- que Sc ocupaba or
vendsr tabacos elaborados sin los Sc
Hos de rsntas internas. Sc exigen
Mendoza Glen sdollarss de fanza, pa
re- qusdar en- libertad.
Sc anuncia que ..sera nombradC
bibliotecario municipal ell joven dor
Carlos Manuel Figueroa.
La individual Margarita Delga
do 90 ocupsba en- alQuilar muebles
luego los vendia. Ell cabo Esteban Ii
detuVo, y denunci6 por tai costumbre
Ell connerciante don Pedro Puen
10, que falleci6 90 esta semana, -.estabt
Asegurado en una compahia american;
On tres mil dollars.
Ell cabo Esteban detuvo hoy a
individuo Jose. Trocha por haber agre
dido mAlamente & Nicomedes Rios.
-Ssnos informa que SO ha pasa
do I'm tslegrama q la CAmara de De
legados, por varias personals de aquf
pidlendole que solicite del Goberna
dor 81 indulto de los sehorss PericGs !
Rodriguez, periodistas presses por Ia
Ley lie libelo.
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de salu
dar { nusstro amigo correligionaric
don Carlos Lopez Dieppa, a su lie
gsdG de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06

IA MUTUA De NUEVA YORK |
CompahIa de SECURES sobre
la vida
PRESIDENT RICHARD A. Nc CrRDY
Eaado del aao que krmin6e t 81 de
DtciemL,e de 1904.
Dc acuerdo con los requisites de Seguros
del Estado de NeU.Y York.
INGRESOS
Recibido por primass 6s.932,os7 ~
Recibido por todos
otros conceptos....< lS.O7O,So7.4
3 61.OO2 9S4 81
EGRESOS
A tsnedores de poll.
zas por siniestros q, lOO. 22o.oO
A tenedores de poll.
zas ipor Dotales,
Dividendos, etc...t 13,62tr 32l,54
Por todos otros con-
cept0S, 10 GOO, loo'lV
. 5l.3S2, 73l A
ACT1vO
Bonos de los Estados
Unidos y otras Sc.
guridades 2i3. 1871, 442. "a
Prkstamos sobre pri.
meras hipotecas....S 1920 2 1913, AZ
PrSstamos sobre bo-
nos y otras seguri.
dades ..........,.. 1l,21O, 900 90
Prestamos sobre poll
xas de Ia Compania % 217, 136. ~
Bienes rafces: Edin-
clos dc Ofcina que
posee Ia Compania
en- Londres, Paris,
Berlin, Cope Towu.
New York, Boston,
Flladelha, 8. Fran
cisco, Seattle, But.
talo, Little Rock,
Sydney y Mexico y
otr0s bienes raices { 34.80l, 1908
Gaia en- los Bsncos
y Comps6fas de
Cr6ditos. l~1.V73,4So.S
Intereses vencidos,
primas netss dife.
ridas, etcoa.,.,..G 8 $40 1888.
4lO. s7S, 3d. II
PAStVA
Pasivo para las reser.
vas legAles etceterA . 366. 620, 552. L
Pasivo para fondos
C~ontingente garan-
tizsdo..........n.t 71.4s7,S1s.4
Pasivo para los divi.
dendoS autoriEadoS 1900, 000.0
--@~- -
440. g7s, Bill
SECURE y Rentas Vi
/ talicias en- vigor.. . 1850, 29S, 019.4I
Sc excluye oil SECURE smitido our
no hA sido pagado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06

FL Presbftero Doctor Qlintin Oeta-
vlAno Perdomo, Cura P&rroco que fue
do este pueblo, falleci6 ell % de Enero
saA6an Juan.
Con profdndo pesar h3mos ssbi-
do oil sensible fallecimlsnto del vlrtuo-
% aAcerdots, cue durante vsints y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06

En- la espaldilla, sobre la cadera es ell punto
de peligro de donde parten cast todos los
dolores de espalda. La raz6n de clio es solo
atribuible a los rihones que estan situados
cerca de la espaldilla.
Estrictamente hablando debieron llamarse
dolores de %rihones, puesto que Ell dolor de
espalda no es otra cosa que dolor de los
rinones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06
Pe|ea en- I'm bale

Comunica el captain Hurtado que
Sc detuvieron aver en- Cavev cua-
tro individuos poru peiea y r.ha en- un
bale. FL juzgado de aqu:.l D!strito
entiende en- oil asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06
Hotel {" America"
{ Antes Hotel Msndez "
CAGgAS. FRENTE AL
PARQUE CENTRAL.

Este acreditado hotel ha sido re-
tornado por la actual duefa y 90 hoy,
sin disputs, ell mejor hotel de Cagnas.
Mesa excelente y variada; habita-
clones c6modas y frescas para uno 6
mas p~asajeros y servicio esmerado,
hallaran los p~asaieros en- 81 <HOTEL
AMERICAS
Precios sumamepte m6dlcos por
dfss. Abonos mensuales para comidas
y habitaciones.
Visitad el hotel AMERICA y vol
vereis'
Caguas, Enero de 1905.
ESCOLASTICA ORTIZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-06
8 440.g7S,37l.l6

SECURE y Rentas Vi
talicias en- vigor. . 1850, 29S, 079.4 10
Sc excluye oil SECURE smitido que
no hA sido pagado.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
WORTHWHILE.

John FOyc died very suddenly Tuesday
the 18th while working in the hay field
He complained OF feeling i'll and died be-
fore assistance could he secured. His wife
was with him III the field at the time OF
his death. 1t is thought that his death
was due to heart trc uhlc a aggravated by
the intense heat. The funeral was held
at tho Catholic Church in Hyde Park
Thursday morning at ter o'clock. The de-
ceased leaves a widow and four small
children.
Repairs to Peoples Academy. which are
being made during the summer vacation
include hardwood floors to the whole NJ
the first Moor, including halls and recta-
ton rooms.
The funeral Of Mrs Noble Clark, who
died Thursday evening. July 20. at the
ago ~ % years was held on Sunday after
noon ut two o'clock'a the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gilbert in
the south part Of the town. lnterment
was in Pleasant View cemetery. Mrs.
| Clark had been in failing health for about
year and a half. her death being due
| to tuberculosis. She became the wife nf
Noble Clark of Glover in October. 1sO,
and resided In Glover urtil last spring,
came home and has since been with her
parents with the exception of few weeks
sl,cnt at tho Mary Fletcher hospital In
burlington for treatment.
| Mrs. Noble Clark died late Thursday
evening at the home OF hcr parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gilbert in the south part
Of the town Her funeral was held
from her lato home Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock with interr,ent Mt Pleasan,
View cemetery.
Miss Edith Dodge is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties as
clerk in George +. browne & Co.'S store
She is now spending a few days with
her friend, Miss Katherine Boynton
at Lake fillmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Willis Of Boston
have been guests for the past few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. KEEL
ley Of Bridge street.
Mrs. May Harris returned home Mon
day evening from Sugar Hill. N. II.
where she was called by the illness o.
her daughter. Miss Mary Harris.
Willis Terrill. who has been employed
by the village electric light company
has como to Troy, n. Y. where he hal
IL position win u large electrical con
Germ.
Mrs. Arthur Waite is i'll at her hom'
on Maple street. threatened with bill
Gus fever. She Is cared for by he
mother. Mrs. r. Parker.
Charles Rich left Monday morning
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Thomas Musgrove of Ottawa, ont.
Is visiting his uncle, John Jollcy.-Mrs.
Moses Goodhue Of Hyde Park is visiting
hcr sister. Mrs. Levi Goodhuc.-Mrs. o..
/. Kinds Of Burlington ana Mrs. c. L..
-apion of Malone. y. Y. have been pass
as few days with friends in town. -
Miss ANNA f. Laid is in Hyde Park
,o attend the wedding of Miss Lucy Saw
yer, n former teacher in this place.
which occurs Thursday July tho p TIL
Mrs Button Of 81 Adams visited her SIS
Yer. Mrs llibhard Stanley, recentlv.-C.
H. Austin of Richford has been passing
two weeks vacation III toNn.-Mi IS
Happy Hamlin of West Somorvillc Mass
the guest of Miss Miranda Even for
week.
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ALBURGH.

The remains Of Moses ingalls, for many
years resident OF this town were
brought here from REFUSES Point for
burial Wednesday the 18th inst. The in
torment was at Aiburgh Center. or late
years he had lived with lis son George
ingalls, ~ Rouscs Point.-rr. ana Mrs.
F. NJ. Rogers, who spent last week in
Lincoln returned home Saturday, Miss
Eugcnia Carrie entertained very pleasant
~ Il party of her schOolrates and
friends last Friday afternoon at tie resi-
dnncc of II. r. Darby. Light refresh
ncnts were servcd.-Thc Rev. and Mrs.
f.. J.. Ferris of F,llenburgh. ". v. are
camping on the shore near Mr.. Clelands.
II. y. Manning, wife and niece were
in St. Adams Saturday.--Mrs. James
Clark of Burlington, who has been WISH
ting relatives in town went TO Ccopers-
vile, y. Y. Saturday to visit her par
ents.-Miss Ruth Parker OF Burlington
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il.
Parker last weeks. II. Martin is at
horne from Burlington.
Mrs Sarah Mott Hutchinson died the
10Th inst. after n lingering illrcss of sew
cral months. Funeral services were held
from the Catholic Church Saturday tho
end nst.--Miss Maud Beaudry and Miss
Myrta a. Mills of Mount Vernon, y. y.
are the guests of Mrs. ". S. Young for
"a few wccks.-Mr and Mrs. RI. G. Lessor
Of Burlington visited their parents. MIR.
| and Mrs. NJ. \. Lessor last week Mr..
| Lessor returned to Burlington Sunday
| night The misses of the Methodist
| Church have formed a society known as
the Kings Heralds. N. X. Lockwood
| has moved his family into their neW home
just conplcted.-The Rev. j. NJ. Bastien
is attending a meeting at S.. Miohacls
College, Winooski park-There was a
pilgrimage from this town to St. AIMS,
Isle LA Motto Sunday last.-The Episco-
pal Church is complctcd.-Seth II. Mar
tin and Harry Boardman of burlington
left Monday forenoon for England. where
they will visit the most important places
Of interest staying abroad about three
wee ks. They went by way of Nor treal
The store OF w. T.. Rowcll was enter
ed Tuesday night and cigars, tobacco
canned meats and fruits stolen. Apane
was cut out from the door, through
which an entrance was made a griI
containing suit OF clothes belonging
to tho proprietor was utilized probabl,
to carry off some of tho plumber as tn,
clothes were left behind. There is II,
clue to- the burglars.A son was re
Gently born to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. Good
sell.--AIrs Ira Hunter is staying will
her father. Dexter Town. who is ser
ously III at Alburgh Springs. William
| Washburn has rented the ". G. Jameson
rcsidence.-Mr. and Mrs T.. y, Lord will
begin housekeeping in the house latel.
vacated by n. r. Lockwood.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA MOTTE.

NJ r. Cornell of TarrytOwn was IN
Gown over Sunday.-Trere was "A large
excursion at Sandy Point last Sunday
trom Swanton to st. Altans.-Mrs. II. l..
NJ Barnes and children have gone to
Cambridge for a vis!t.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frost and family of Tarrytown. N. Y.
were guests at Pincylodgc last week.
They made the trip here in a naptha
aunch.-Almartz Speciality company
played to Il full house ut the town hall
asst week.-Mrs.. Buzzart and children Of
Oklohoma are in town.-1hcre was an
ce cream sale at the library grounds
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Wilcox
If Plattsb,;rgh was in town sunday
Miss Durivagc is the guest of Miss Mary
MONTGOMERY
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Mary Gates and daughter Fannie
Epent last week with friends in FRANK
lin Miss Jessie STANLEY of waterbury
spent a few days with her parents last
weck.-NIiss Carolyn Nrtting went sun
day to Fairfax. whore she will be "a
guest at the home Of MIR. ana Mrs. w. d.
Stewart for Il few days.-Miss Mary
Nichols OF Enosburgh was the guest of
Miss Eleanor Farrand last wcck.-A
avn social was held Friday evening
Of last week at the ZONE of Mrs Loretta
Brown. Ice cream and cake were scrv-
!d.--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dushan, of
EIens Falls. ~ V. have been visiting
Mrs. Dushams parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul BlOdah for the past few weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
JOHNSON

This community was again shocked
Wednesday morning to learn of the death
of one of its respected citizens, Darius
G.. Holmes. which occurred at his home
on Main street at 4:30 a. m. He had been
in his usual health until Tuesday night
he complained of pain in his chest. A
physician was called and he rested we'll
until three o'clock when he awoke, and
hot cloths was placed on his chest and
he again dropped to sleep. So did Mrs.
Holmes, who was caring for him during
the night She was soon awakened by
the hard breathing of Mr.. Holiness and
saw nc was dying and called her son,
f. T.. Holmes. but before he reached the
bedside, hehad brcathed his last. Mr..
Holmes was born in this town January
3, 1890. he followed farming for while
then went west returning here he en-
gagged in the tinsmith business after
which nc opened the drug store at the
lower end Of Main street, when the war
broke out he entered the service July r.
1863, in Co. A.. 9Th Vermont regiment was
wounded in the battle Of Charlcstown
West Virginia. August "a. 1874, was dis
charged January @ 1855 returning here
he continued in the drug business un.
| til this year when he sold out to G. r.
Jones. He was second constable for many
years. He was one Of Johnson's respect.
cd men. one NJ marked integrity and very
set in his views when ne know he was
| in the right. Services will be held at his
late residence Friday at 200 p. M, j. X
| Fuller officiating. He was a charter
member of Old Brigade Post. G. A. r.
and did much for the welfare OF The
| old svets"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
WATERVILLE.

James Warner of Essex was in town
on Saturday.--A son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wetherell July
14.-Mrs. Harvey Baker is visiting friends
in Nashua, N. H.-Albert Wiley of Bos-
ton, Mass visited his brother. Robert,
last weck.-T.ithcr Leach is visiting
friends in Cnderhill.-The town library
will be open to Che public every Satur-
day from to p. m.-Ar and Mrs
Elmer Leach of johnson were in town
over Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Leach spent tho past week with friends
in Burlington.--M Arthur Fairbanks
and son. Floyd, are spending few days
with friends in Manchester. n. HIN.
r. Maurice OF Montgomery is in town
this week-Mr. and Mrs. IT. r. Miller
were camping with friends at Franklin
pond last wcck.-Philander Wethcrell
visited his sister, Mrs. Edwards at Wa
terbnry last week.-E:ugenc 1'illotson was
at home from Hyde Park over Sunday.
DIR. Maurice and wife visited his
brother at Montgomery last wcck.-Eli
Wcstcott has bought the two-story house
between the bridge and the school house
of Frank Laraway.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Chase visited their daughter Mrs Frank
Norris. at West Berkshire last week.
Frank T.araway bought three horses at
Fort Ethan Allen on Friday.--Allie Rob-
inson was brought before Justice Ami
Leach on July 10. charged with intoxica-
ton, and was fined SIS and costs of $19.4l
for his second offense
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from Second rngeJ

Adelaide Hamlln of West Somcrvllc.
Mass who has beer the guest of
Miss Susie Rixford for several days.
has gene to Berkshire to visit
relationships. r. Manahan and grand
daughter, Miss Florence Reagan OF
st. Adams are passing few days at Mrs.
kIanahans home hcre.-Mrs. Alex.
Douglas is ill.--Thc little son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Lewis Bates who has been i'll is
tctter.-Miss. Clara Stone of IlattsburE
n. Y. is visiting ut the home of her father
Joseph stone. Mrs. Mary Shepard Is pas
ymg some time with friends and relatives
In Enosburgh. Mrs. Eoisc of Granny
uue.. is passing several days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Aired Bernard ard Other .rela
tives hcrc.-Arthur Talbot of st. Piere
nnc is visiting East Highcnte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

The Mum family reunion will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Adams
on West hill on Thursday. August TO-
MIR. and Mrs. John Straw are spending q
week at Malletts bay.-Mrs w. A. Cheney
and little daughter, who have been in
Stowe for several weeks. returned to
their home in AshmOnt Mass, on Friday.
Fred Gale, who left Stowe for Minneap-
oils on Saturday was accompanied by
Mrs Sarah Raymond who will spend the
summer with friends in Minneapolis. -
Mrs. ]. Q. Angel is visitor in Middle,
sex.-Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Scribner are the
parents of son born on July 23-Miss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27

tcrdcd. The ladies have n sale of fancy
and useful articles in two weeks instead
of the usual Ladies' Aid. Ice cream and
cake will be served. also Il good literary
programme will be given in the evening
in connection with the salc.-Mrs. lIoag
and son, undertakcrs in Grand Isle. have
received 81 patent on their burial DEVICE
John Warner is to put new engine into
his shop soon.--Mrs. Arthur IIill and
daughter of Arlington. Mass, are visit
ing at II. S. Kinncy's.-Mrs. Broadweil
Of Plattsburgh. n. Y. is visiting at James
Iioag's .-Miss Ruth Mooney of Point Au
Roche n. V, is visiting at r. 8. Gordon's.
Thursday evening for the benefit OF St.
Rose Church. which was largely attended.
james IToag has II telephone In his
house. The call Is IN.
Miss Jessie Ross entcrtains the Friday
night club the evening of the 2sth, tho
topic of the evening to bc"Japan and It's
People. Edwin Iioag spent Sunday with
his family at Tallycoft. his summer home
on the west shore-Archic IIurlburt spent
Sunday with his father at Hillhurst and
other relatives.-Littlc Katherine Branch
is ill.-The Ladies' Aid have their annual
sale August 3. They have chosen the fol-
lowing committee OF arrangements; On
refreshments. Mrs. Nina Hoag and Mrs.
Anna Minkler on fancy work, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gage, BESSIE and Fred Macomher.
Mrs. II. Grswold. Byron Hoag; on enter
tanmcnt. Miss Ella Griffth and Miss f.
u. 1IoaE. An entertainment is to he given
in connection with the sale in the even
ing with music. speaking. recitations. etc.
--Wynan Iiodgkins of winthrop. Mass.
visited his old home recently.-C. Powell
ana wife of Kichford. George Brunell and
wife of Wisconsin. and +. II. Powell of
Burlington came in their automobile and
spent Sunday at Island Villa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mrs. Maiinette O'Nel has returned
from a weeks visit in Montreal.-A son,
John Allen. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Duhuc. Saturday July 22-Airs.
W. f. Dencl and daughter. Lucille, visit
ed Captain Dcnel at Shelburne Harbor
last weck.-Arth'r Kinney Of Boston,
Mass. is visiting at Herbert Brayton's.-
Miss Maity Reynolds spent Il few days
Of last week in Eurlngton.-'rhe bean
crop which was nearly ruined by ram.
took decided start aagain. during the
PAST weeks sunshinc.--Gcorge Young of
New York is visiting at Henry Wedge
vorth's MIR. and Mrs. John rhorne of
Rutland are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Carroll MacOmher of Grand Isle
and little Ruth Wcafer of Montreal spent
Sunday with Mrs. O'Nel.--Mrs. Rodlorf
and little daughter, Helen, who have
been in camp at the Hazcn cottage re-
turned to Burlington Sunday.
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Jennie Luce went last Friday to the White

Jennie Luce went last Friday to the White
mountains for the summer.-The West
Branch Sunday school gave q pretty chill
dren's day concert on Sunday. George
Watts. who has been i'll with erysipeias.
il recovering.-Paul Kaiser IL recovering
from his recent accident, and Is able TO
be about the house.-Miss Stella Marshall
of Lowell: Mass. is stopping ut the home
of her cousin, Mrs. A. u. Wccks.--Miss
Gertrude Call Of Boston. n guest OF tho
Rev. Eliza Abbott, is stopping at G. +.
Eddy's.-Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Downer of
Hardwick are spending a ton days vaca-
ton in Stowe and at Lake Mansfield.
MIR. Downer visited Barre on Monday
NJ. II. Kiddcll and his mother. Mrs. Rid
dell and Miss Janet Riddell, who have
been for some time at The Blur, Lake
Mansfield. left for Boston on Monday
w. +. Benson and his mother, Mrs. Jano
Benson. who have also been stopping at
The Bluff returned to Morrsville on Nom
lday.--David II. Sladc and party Of Fall
| River. who IRE guests at Green Mountain
| Inn, went to Lake Mansfield for several
days on Monday.--Miss Carr Of MOntpcl-
icr 10 the guest of her sister. Miss Mabel
lCarr.--Thrcc ladies from Boston, who are
making a carriage tour through the coun-
try, arc stopping at Green Mountain Inn
for several days.-Mildred and Mel, tho
little children OF II. G. Mcmahon of Min
neapolis. are at II. g. Thomas's. Mrs. Nc
Mahon is stu in Burlington.-Dr. Brig
ham of Lake Mansfield was called To
Grand Rapids. Mich, recently by the ILL
ness Of "a paticnt.Leon Dudley OF Ber-
| lin, Mass, Ia visiting his cousin, Mrs. G.
+. Eddy.
Mrs. a. II. Cheney went TO ST. Adams
on Wednesday for few days visit-Dr
and Mrs. II. W. Barrows attended an on
tertainment in Waterbury Tuesday even.
ng.-Mrs. Abbie Warren and Mrs. w. j
Bigclow visited friends in Waterbury
Center Tuesday.-David Warden Of Min.
neapolis called on friends in stowe re.
cently-Thcodore and Miss Marion Saw.
age, who are guests at the home of thci,
grandmother, Mrs. r. A. Savage visited
| Mount Mansfield reccntly.-Mrs. A. II
Ball of New Jersey comes this week tt
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs
r. A. Savage.-Miss Gertrude Carr oi
Boston is visiting her friends. MIR. ant
Rev. Mrs. L.. NJ. ". Abbott and boards
with Mrs G.. i. Eddy.-Thc service or
Sunday morning. July 90. at Unity Church
will be conducted by the pastor, the Rev
f. NJ. II Abbott. subject Of sermon. 1.-THE
Loneliness ~ Life; Sunday school meets
at ~ M, Bible class meets in the vestrS
at $40 D. m.-Thc topic for the Christian
F.ndcavor prayer meeting at the Congre
gational Church on Sunday evening !:
Missions in Japan" Mic. s: 4. H. H. lead
Ter, Mrs. A. A. Raymond.-The ladies q
the NJ. +. Church held circle at theil
vestry on Wednesday afternoon.-Th'
Misses Watts and Straw of Eddy and Nc
lCutchan streets, visited Morrisville OF
Wednesday.