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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22
BUSINESS COLLEGE PRIZES
RESIDENTS OF CHITTCNDEN
COUNTY.
(Durlingten Exclvded.)

Williams Marietta, Charlotte. l3.6O7
williams. Robert. Charlotte.... 1O.8S0
Mollison. Luther r.. Charlotte. $3.50
Green. Verne W.. Richmond. 1000
Metcalf. Ralph H.. Underhill.... 7.O63
Tilley. Margaret. st. George. 1904
Bromley. Charity b.. South Bur-
lington.... ...... ........ b.403
Pease. Henry A., W. Bolton..... 5000
smith. Pearl. Shelburne. ....... S.24l
Parrow. Howard. Essex Jct.... 2.RR2
Hefflon. John, s. Burlington. :. 2.S2R
Phelps. Gladys A.. Milton. ..... 1888
Bora, Grace, Charlotte 1,lO0
Douglass. Rollin W., Essex Jet. $50
McNall Albert. Colchcstcr.... 033
Ball. Ernest. Shelburne. ........ Gas
Bradley. Blanche. Charlotte .... oO7
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JUDGE PALMER MARRIED.
Mrs. Mary X. Marshall Of New York
His nridc-TO Live in Burlington.

New Milford. Conn. June 2O.-JudSc
Cornelius s. Palmer of Burlington. W.T.
and Mrs Mary Kathryn Marshall OF New
York city were quitely married mere TO-
day by the Rev. Frank johnson. only
the members Of Mrs. Marshalls family
were present Judge and Mrs Palmer VIII
go immediately to burlington. as ne mas
to appear for the states prison manage
mon. in the hearing before the state IN
committee. which Will DC
taken w the first Of next week
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BOUNDARY SURVEYORS AT WORK

St. Adams. VI. June 0.-Special Com
missioners J. c. Rainworth of Ottawa
and ]. b. Baylor OF Washington have
established headquarters ut Alburgh
Springs for their task OF rcsurveying the
boundary line between Canada and the
United States in this section. Mr.. Staples,
a photographer, is assisting In the work.
The iron monuments. which Rave hitherto
market the boundary. are being replaced
by granite markers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

"Wiil Il be 4 bottle Of wine or bot
(tis Of appolinaris that tho Vermont
sponsor will break over the new battle
chip vermont At the launching on Au-
gust az" asks the Barre Times. II
would be a great advertisement for one
Of Vermont's industries to substitute
for wine q bottle Of Vermont maple
pyrup. and the advertisement would
stick, too.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

Much sympathy is fel. in this city for
Or. A. r. Grinnell in tbs unfortunate out.
rome Of his suit for damages against the
man Weston. The doctor and Mrs. Grin
nell were certainly treated most out
rageously by Weston for the latter re-
fused to accompany DR.. Grnnell to the
Offices Of railroad officials in the station,
who knew the doctor and could assure
Weston that it was case OF mistaken
identity on his part Instead he had the
doctor and Mrs Grinrell taken to the po-
lice station. where they were treated like
common criminals, to their great mortifica-
tion and distress o: mind. Weston de-
coarse and brutal conduct: and 1t is a
q matter for general regret in this COM
nlunty that he should go scot free be
cause one of the doctors lawyers turns
put to be a blackmailer. No indiscrction
can be imputed to DR.. Grinnell in en-
pioying Wickes. for the latter had had
. large and successful practice in prose-
cutting suits for damages. and possessed
an unblemished reputation. Wickes had
friends in this city and visited Buriing-
ton before he was retained by DR.. Grin.
nell as his lawyer Thomas c. O'Sullivan,
with whom Wickos was associated as
counsel for DR.. Grinnell, is a brother OF
the Rev. d. J. O'Sullivan of st. Adams.
He resided in Winooski twenty years ago,
and has many acquaintance in this quar-
ter. His course seems to have been
square and honorable in the Weston suit
and in this wretched Wickes business.
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Year, Always In Advance.
THURSDAY, JUNE e.
WANTED.

In the new special column Of this paper.
Some bargains ara offered there this
week which It will pay you to read
about. See page two. This pape has
about. See page two. This paper has
Them all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

The city Of New York has grown to the
extent Of Just 100000 people during the
past Ave years, according to figures based
On the reports OF the State enumerators
It Is now in order to hear from Chicago
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WITH SELLING LIQUOR.

Rutland. June 2o.--George Marshall
Of Wells. who was arrested last Sat
urday night as result of raid on
his home at Lake st. Catherine, was
given a hearing before Justice OF the
Peace w. X. Farnworth at the House
OF Correction to-day on the charge or
selling Intoxicating liquor without
license. He pleaded not guilty. waiv-
ed examination and was bound over to
the county court in $500 bail which he
was been unable to furnish. Az the
time OF the raid several bottles OF
whiskey were found buried in a bar
rel under the floor.
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OF GRAND ISLE
COUNTY.

Wescott. J. Bernard. Alburgh.. S,3A6
Gordon, Samuel c.. Grand Isle. 1000
Davis. Jessie. Grand Isle. ..... 3.s22
Searlcs. George, Alburgh. ...... 400
Fletcher. Edison, South Hero. o.. 500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

Howard Gould has discovered that an
employe has some rights. in connection
with the suit of his architect, and 1t cost
him s24,ls3 to make the discovery.
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Mercerized Checks
| 4


Wilson. Hazel, Colchester. go.
Smith. NJ. b.. NJ ton. ......
HE, Laura. Jonesville. .......
Sheldon. Julia, Essex Junction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

In the Free Press and to which Miss
Batchelders letter was written in
reply.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

No orc would ever be bothered with
II everyone knew how ma
turally and quickly Burdock Blood Bit
ters rcruiates the stomach and bowels.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22
White Petticoats

White Petticoats
Made from fine grade Muslin and
beautifully trimmed with wide en-
broidcry hounce, made very full a
regular $3.50 to $500 skirt. "Just
For Fun" each. 81 81
Corset Covers
Another lot Of those 35c and SOC
covers. made from fine Muslin and
wide lace. and. ribbon. insertion.
"Just For Fun each....25c and 20e
@. B. a la Sprite Corsets
Regular 800 grade in Batiste and
in three styles, also Sonnette Cor
sets in same grade. "Jmst For Fun"
each .............. .f0r
Infants Headwear
Only few left of the samples adj
vertised. "Just For Fun" at Half
Price.
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Wash Goods
A busy section of the store espec-
tally since the sale began. Such
values are extraordinary even
"Just For Fun"
organdies, Lawns, voiles, Mercer.
lied Sateen, etc.
Regular value at 15c, 1sc and zoe
per yard "Just For Fun" per
Sara ''''''.'''''...'''''..''''1 2ac
English Dimities
80 inches wide and in a large va
riety of style effects. regular
value at l2iac. "Just FOR Fun"
per yard ......... 70
Mercerized Checks
The popular line of the season and
in all the best color combina lions.
Value 2hc per yard. "Just For
Fun" per yard. .......... .1oc
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REMEMBER

The prices we are making on
window Screens "Just For Fun"
nm Il screen Doors at Half Price,
"Just For Fun"
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RESIDENTS OF LAMOILLE
COUNTY.

Thomas. Moreton. Jefersonville 7.O12
Bourn. Leon, Cambridge. ...... 1920
Twiss. Harry l.. Hyde Park. 2.52S
Stinson, Clayton &. Johnson... 2.4O3
Dover. Edward j., Hyde Park. 0O2
Gowen, Winfield p. Wolcott.... 5S7
Bragg, Chester. Watervilie..... 543
Emery. Henry W.. Eden Mills. 500
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RAAseANn MRMNH1M
b44Ss3I?' l Jess|es1 S67 8 94sSE2f

These are record-breaking days in June
merchandise selling but still there are plenty left
and bargains are being added to the list every
day.
Summer Goods are receiving good deal Of
attention and so we mention some new items in
that line to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

WE GIVE D. & n. GREEN
GRADING sTAMES.
A Free Premium % Cash
Purchasers.
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'JUST
FOR
Silkolines

About % pieces in the lot and
every one regular price at 12Ac
and 15c per yard. "Just For Tun" a.
Muslins for Curtains.
Just the things for Summer Camps
and Cottages. Three lots in colors
or white. Regular 10c to 121sc.
'Just For Fun" per yard. ...... .Rc
PECULIAR 1910 to 15c. "Just For
Fun" per yard. .....s...........0 c
Regular price csc. Gust For Fun"
per yaro .'''''...'.'.......
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
& pals ! M. Nlath!ep

Sigue concibiendo el pals grandes
esperanzss en- 10 labor dc nuestra pri-
mera autsridad civil.
Sus iltimas gestiones practicadas
en- los Estados Unidos, cerea de los
poderes nacionales, han sido ya da-
das q conocsr por 10 prensa, las cua-
les no pueden ser mas plausiblss.
Nosotros, y con nosotros el pals
entsro, deseamos sinceramente que
continde por ese camino bienhechor el
Gobernante que rige hoy los destinos
de 10 isla.
Su labor hasta sl presente 10 re-
comienda & nuestro afecto y 4 nuestro
APPLAUSE.
;Ojala que esa sea siomprs su con
ducta ofcial, en- las atlas funcfones
gu cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05

81 dia % de Diclembre de 1904, llevoss
4 cabo un mess.meeting en- el Teatro
de San Juaa, P. r. en- Ell que vuestro
Delega ado di6 un informe incomplete
aute ell pueblo rsunido, al obleto de
de demostrar una vez mas, que Ia Fe-
deraci6n Libre trabaia y lucha por ei
bien del pueblo todo, sin distinction 90
clase, asi como emplea sus energias
mas vitales para meiorar la eondicion
de los trabsjadores.
Mi informe en- ell movimisnto oore'
rode LA DEMocRACIA contendra mas
detalles, importantes por todos con-
ceptos para Ia buena direction lnts-
ligencia de Ia organization general
No obstante este, no creo inoportuno
comenzar el informe en- el informe en-
el meeting del teatro, intercalando
la vez todo aquello que dejo De declr'
50 que deben conocer nuestros COM
paneros unionados, el pueblo obre'
70 de Ia isla.
He aouf Ia version taquigrAf'
ca del informe:
Ciud adanos de San Juan, miemoros
de Ia Federation Libre de Pto'klco'
Ell meeting que Sc celebra en- estos
momentos tiene caracter absolutamen'
te libre. Refi6rome la libertad que
tienen los concurrentes & 81 dc OR
juzgar un informe que habfa de ser
dado directamente q Ia institution que
, representa ell iutormante. La Fedora
} ci6n Libre de Puerto-Rico es para el
: pais. una institution que msrece Ia
atenci6n consideration del pueblo
i en- general, por el ndmero de MEM
bros que tiene; por el ndmero de aso
II ciaciones que la componen, por is'
ideas fines que persigue, por los ira
= bajos que realiza en- bien del pals eI
8 general y de los trabajadores en- par
y ticular.
II La Federation Libre creyendo cum
IS Mir un deber ante el pals invita- q
o pueblo 4 que venga libremente d es
l. cuchar y juzgar un informe que, n
y solo SO relaciona con la Federacio
g. Obrera de la Isla, sino que afecta
IN los intereses de pals en- general F.; 8
o. organiz aci6n politica, social econt
os mica ; & su estado actual, su pasad
y su tuturo.
os Como no es una institution rlc'
a. al invitar libremente al pueblo de Sa
- Juan, tuvo que pedir la cooperrclc
de todos.
n vengo de un pals en- ell que la eli
" :. 90 trabai adora tiene ell mayor respes'
90 simpatfas consideration. Aquf, pf
Is una passion polltca esteril, que MAJ
ra las aspiraciones mas generosas, O.
o. cuentrau, los obreros ssociados oost
sc culos que adn existen y .antipatl
lu' oue lamentamos siuceramente.
80 (C0ntinudrd J
As
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05

do en- ell carruaje, y como nadie|
10 conociese, un guArdia muni-
cipal que Alli estaba, replied;
-Lo sabremos, y orden6 al
coeh sro dirigirse al hospital.
La b,iIarinA no habiA reco
nocido 81 hermAno de Pascual,
mas cuando 10 reeistraron en- Ell
hospital, le encontraron una car
tl dirigida & 81.
y Alberto SIsso t.. 10
conozcol dijo. ST, 81. es 81, y os
ruego me digais 81 es grave So
estsdo para avisar & su familiA.
[ no de los mSdicos que re-
eonoci6 al..pAciente, diio:
La fractura que tiene en-
IL pierna dereeha es gravfsima
y temo que haya necesidad de
amputsrsela.
-lY Ia herida de Ia cAbeza I
-Esa no tiene importan.
cia. Pero cAllad, porQue Va
vuelve en- ST.
FL sehor B,rto abri6 los
ojos y miro alrededor como 81
despertara de un nal slefiO,
pero al fiiArlos en- Antonieti ex-
clam6:
-;Vos9 40 le ha sucsdido9
AutonietG no lie ocult6 lG
yerdsd, y ell vieio ID escusklba,
pero su fisonomtI expres6 la de-
sssperaei6n cuAndo oy6 que
tsndrian que cortArle la piernI.
La culpA es mfa, balbu
Geo, qae no hiOe cIso de los
gritos del sochero que no es
culpable, pero ESQ de perder
una pierna, no.. iEs lmpoSl'
blel.
Todol procurAron cAlmarlo.
-lQle hare 20 sin una
piernA solo on el mundo y 1bln.
donadol
-Vusstro herman, no os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
CORAzoN DE OBREK0

Abandonard, 70 le Avisare y ads-
mas vendr6 q veros todos los
dias.
-lDa veras vendteisl Me
perdonais TODD ell nal que os he
hecho1
En- este momento no re-
cuerdo nada de ESQ, y alarg6 una
mano 4 Bsrto que este apoy6 en-
sus labios.
Reconocido nuevamente, Sc
comprob6 que Ia amputAci6n era
necesaris, Y ell vieio "a no SO re-
bel6 porque vic a 50 lsdo & 50
dermano PAscull Y & AntonietA.
Los meiicos temtan que por su
9 lad las consecuenciAs dc ID ope-
rGci6n fueran funestas, pero
Berto meior6 r6pidAmente, tan
to, que muy en- breve estuvo en-
condolences de trAnsportArlo {
50 casa.
Antonietl ibA disriamente
& verlo, y un dfa, sl viejo no pu-
do resistir & IL tantaci6n de pre-
guntIrls por Nltalina. La bal.
larinA arrug6 levemente ell en-.
treceio y contest6:
-NatAlina es tan feliz CO.
mo marece, y dentro de pocos
dias 90 cGsark con ell hombre q
Quien anna.
Una horrible palidez cubri6
ell semblante de Bsrto.
icon mi hijol balbuee6.
-NGtalina no hA amldo
nunca q Manfredo.
-iQuereis dssirme c on
qui6ni
y sque os importa9
-IOh, Dios miO Yo os
iuro, Autonietl, que no piensO
en- NatAlins mas que como 81
fuese hiis mfal EstuVe loco al
g6n tempo, pero "a be Vuelto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Ala raz6n. Decide qse me per-

{ Ia raz6n. Decide qse me per-
done.
So 10 dire.
Pascual vino 4 vsrlo mss
tarde, y le diio que 81 guerra
abGndonar ell hospital.
81; y dime td6nds estz mi
hiio9
Quieres verlof
-Si, teugo necesidad de
hablar con 81.
A IL noche siguiente Man
fredo abrazaba a su padre, y pa
reci6 muy conmovido al encon'
trarIo sin ana pierna.
~-sQuS to ha sucsdidOs
mo has leidO los peri6'
dicosG
Me ocupo NADIA mas que
del mio.
-iDsl tuyol Zero themes
IN peri6dicol tCSmo9
-Tengo IN soclo.
-IRico9
-Riqufsino. Pero no ha'
bIsmos de mf. Contestadme co.
mo hl sucadido ESQ.
LII culpa fuG mia, pero
no to hs hscho vsnir para ha'
blarts de mi dssgracia, tSabet
que Nat1lina se cIsaa
Manfredo SO puso lfyido J
convulso.
-sQuiSn to 10 "a diehO9
-Lo be sabidc.
-sY sabss con qui6ns
No.
Ell matrimonio no Sc hi
hscho todavia.
-Pero se hlrS.
mol porque aun Wv
20. -
Los nsgros oios de Bert
Ianzarou una llamarada.
-sAmaS tOdAvia & eaa mu
chAchA1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
OEPOS|TO MUNICIPAL

Hace tempo que slenen introdu-
ciendose importautes reformas en- el
Dep6sito municipal de esta ciudadi de
manera que cuando Sc terminen, los
detenidos podran dlsfrutarde comodl-
dades aseo en- todos los departamen'
tos de la referida carcel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
: Mevimlsnto 0brsro
PoR
Santiago IgIesIas
Fsliz Ano

aAcabo do llevar q efecto uno dc
esos grandiosos viajes que aumentan
en- gran escals los conocimientos Gel
hombre, y le ensefian las grandezasy
peo ueaeces humans, demostradas al
azsr On ell seno de un gran pueblo y de
una raza nueca, producto natural del
cruce do todos los pueblos civilizados
del mundo, por espacio de mas de un
sigio, en- un punto dado del glooo te-
rrSq ueo America del Norte, 9 politl-
camente conocida, Estados Unidos.
Fuf San Francisco de Califor-
mia, para asistir' & la Convention
annual de la American Federation OF
Labor, On representation dc Ia Fede-
raci6n Libre dc los Trabsjadores Do
Puerto Rico, sea al otro lado del
nundo, { 10 gran ciudad del oceano
Pacfico, & llevar allf por eneargo de
mis- compahsros obreros unionados,
adn de ciudadanos del pueblo on ge-
neral, el mensaie de simpatiss On pri-
mer tSrmino, para aquel pueblo obre'
70 que nos ayuda, y ell nombre de
Puerto. Rico undo & las aspiracio-
mes de iusticia J bisnestar que siente
HOY 81 trabaj ador aatillano que lorna
parts del gran conjunto nacfonal obre'
70 americano.
Rspressnte allf aspiraciones no.
blss y de equidad, que son sin duda
alguna, les aspiraeiones generates del
pals.
AL regresar dc nusvo, muy satisfe
cho, 81 ssno del pals do nacieron mill
hijos, y antss de ssguir adelante, or
OIL informs que me propongo dar aqu
ouiro saludar q todos mis- compaaero'
trabsj aderes, y anunciarles, un ant
de trane euilidad y de grandes esperan
zas para el prolectario que sufre,
do meiores oportunidades para aqne
ilos cue de dsaean trabaiar por el bic
del pueblo en- gsnersl de Puerto Rico
Indudablements, si en- 1905, 10
tfabaiadores responder diligeRtes
las exhortacionss que les hacen 10
propagandistas de la Federation L
brs, aeles rsdeios do los aspiracione'
mStodos, J fnes de 10 American Fede
ration of Labor; 81 ellos 90 asociar
10 unen, y llegan & trabajar paterna
msnts para el blen comdn, el afio 9
1905 ssr& un aflo de grandss conqul
lbs civilizadoras y humanitarias par
81 pueblo de Puerto Rico, ganando t'
do 10 que los dltimos ocbo amos
hubiera obteAido, nj los hombres h
bisran adivinade el futuro'.''.''
Feliz sho les desea q todos ell M
fervisnte adorador de Ia dicha fel
cidad universal. Adelaute comp
fIeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
BtBLtorTcA DE @LA DENOsRAe1A'

ST.
-Nat.lina SO hA burlado de
tt y de mi.
Maufredo apret6 los pufos1
DE ii tenfa por que que
isrse. Pero de mi quo Ia he res
petado como & una santa, que
DOR ella he perdido mi porvenir:
no go reira, to 10 iuro; = 81 ell
hombre con quien Va { cAssrse
es ell que me figure, 10 dssatiare
otra vez, y veremos 81 escapa
uuevAmente.
Il De Quien hablas?
Del Millionaire CarpignA.
no one sc bAti6 conmigo y al
que cref herir de nuerte.
-Pues bien, enterats y di'
me 10 que hAya. Debem0s unir-
nos para vengsrnos, y empece-
! mos por vivir iuntos.
Manfredo hizo nm gest0.
No tengo mas que una ha-
| bitaci6n. replic6.
-Pues tomas una casa mas
grande, y trAslAdAremos 6 ella
mis- muebIes. Va no to dejo
mas.
Pero 70 necesito tOda mi
Iibertad.
y squi6n to 10 coartal No
me he de ocupsr de 10 que ha-
gas, y en- cambiO estando juntos,
\ podremos comentar nuestro
plan Y lograr que NAtaIinA no
/ se case.
Manfredo miro 4 So padre
= tembl6. ~ {,
u Pensais siempre en- ella I
| II Siempre Ia no Oatoy
en- edad de Cambiar.
Me haceis reir. lCreeis
que 81 20 me Apoderase de ella
os ID cedsrfAf
-EsperA & tenerla y deS,
pues hRblaremos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
lnforms general

del Dslegado por la Federation Libre
de los Trabajadores de Puerto Rico'
ante u Convenci6n de la American
Federation of Labor 81 IA de Nbre.
de 1904.
Como conocen la mayor parte de
los n,iembros de la Federation Libre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Canine De AibOnito
a BaTranquitas

Ell trozo del canine de 10 carrete-
ra de Aibonito & BarranQultas, pro-
bablemente quede tsrminado en- la prl-
mera quincena de Febrero pr6ximo,
segdn inforne del ingeniero de 10 men
cion ada obra al Departamento de
0bras Pdblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05


!, Esta antigua , acrsditada
tarmacia, la mejos de la localidad.
ha rsnovado todas sus sxistsncias
& intYoducido un extsnso suStido
do drogas, p1oductos quimicos y
msdicinas do Patents de los nrin-
cipalss Laboratories dc Europa y
America.
El jefs del sstablscimisnto.
que cusnta "a amos de sxpsrien-
cha On tan delicada profession, atisn-
do embellishments, auxiliado po1
TN lntsligents personal subal'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05

tssno. al despacho de las pfsscsi1.
clones facultativas.
La mejoY gaYantfa dc ssta Co.
"a ss sl crecients favor que 81 pa
blico arecibeho ls dispense y IL
especial recommendation que los
p,incipalss medicos de la cisdad
hacsn dc ella q sus clientes
Psecios, sin compstsncia
So hacen anzlisis do o1inas
DO, un modico estipendio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
MADERAS De AUSUb0
De todas dimensienes, venden Su-
cesores de Gonzalez Hernandez c.
NAKEYES, P. r.
Comerciantes

Comerciantes
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
PETh.

Mrs. J. II. Bass was in Roxbury one day
last week in company with her daughter,
Mrs. +. $. Tracy, Of Randolph.
The young ladies who have been camp
ing at Mirror Lake broke camp and re-
turned home this week.
Charlie Bass and stephen Cleveland were
called to muster at Fort Ethan Allen last
week, both beng members OF the National
Guard.
w. e. Fills, wife and little daughter of
Crowley, La, are visiting relatives in town
and for the present are stopping with Mrs.
Ellis sister, Mrs. Bert Farnsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint and daugh-
ter OF 81. Aibans were with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flint, over SUNDAY.
Mrs. Flint and daughter remained until
Tuesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
Pomfrets Library Dedicated.

The handsome new library building at
South Pomfret, presented to the town by
Judge Ira A. Abbott, now associate Judge
OF the supreme court of New Mexico, was
dedicated Saturday in the presence OF a
large number OF townspeople and visitors.
The forenoon was occupied in an Old
Home day celebration, with music and
much storytelling and "reminiscences
from former residents of the place. Fred
l.. Davis presided at the dedication exer-
cises, which took place on the lawn oppo-
site the library, and, after music, prayer
and reading of the original tender OF the
library to the town, introduced Judge A b.
bott as former resident, who, in his pre-
sentation speech, eloquently outlined the
purpose OF this memorial to his parents.
His primary object was to do something
for the benefit OF present and future in
habtants of Pomfret. The existence Of
good library should serve to strengthen
the attachment of young and old to the
town.
Among other speakers were Rush c.
Hawkins, who spoke at some length on
the subject OF libraries and the benefit and
inspiration derived therefrom; Duane j.
Carnes OF Sycamore, ILL.,. the boyhood
friend of Judge A bbott. Homer w. Vail Of
Randolph, John A. Chedel Of Stock bridge
and Dana Bugbee also made impromptu
remarks.
The trustees of the library are Judge
Charles II. Maxham, Elbridge Perry, Al
len w. Thompson, Estella G.. Perkins, f.
l.. Davis and Annie l.. Sherburne. Walter
II. Harrington, Henry Brockway and W.
Harold Seaver. The library building is
as feet long, n feet wide and built OF red
brick with cobble foundation from the
ground to the window sills. Four hand
some granite columns stand at the en-
trance and the interior Is finished in
Michigan birch, steel girders and cement,
making 1t as nearly fireproof as possible
The building was erected at a cost OF
a houf 40 mn