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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
WEST SUIlFORD,

Mrs. A. NJ. Huling and Orlen Hale
We're called to Boston Nov. % to at
tend the funeral of Fayette Thayer
their brother. who died Nov. 22. Mrs.
Huling Is extending her visit in Bos-
ton.
Miss Nora Jadueth of Guilford Cen
ter has been engaged to teach the win
ter term of school here Miss Ada
Bascom. who taught the fall term. has
been transferred to the school in dis
trict No. 2.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Merrifleld and
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Merrifield of
Green River ate Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Merrifield,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Nichols spent
Thanksgiving with Charles Booker at
Green River; Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Nichols were with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Shepardson Mr.. and
Mrs Levi Moore spent the day in
Brattleboro with their daughter, Mrs.
William Eddy; Walter Phelps and
family. Miss Alma Briggs and James
Grover ate Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps; r. b.
Thomas and family spent the day at
Brattleboro with Mr. and Mrs. A. f.
Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Bond
were with their daughter. Mrs. Lloyd
Miller, in Springfield. Mass.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
WEST NORTHFIELD.

School began Monday after the
THANKSGIVING recess. Mrs. Charles Gil
bert of Mortified Farms will finish inc
term. a,t,,
and Mrs. Mary Gates of Orange were
in town to attend the funeral of Leon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gerrish well
coined n little daughter. Violet. 10 their
home Nov. 80 Mother and chiid are
doing well under the care of MIS-
Lewis Fairman of Vernon.
Mrs. Caroline Weeks passed away
Monday. Nov. 81. after a long illness
of the home of her son. NJ. c. Weeks,
at the age of 70 years. 9 months. She
was a woman loved by old and young
and will be greatly missed. Much sym
nathy is felt for the son and wife VINO
cared for her so tenderly in her last
sickness. Rev. N Fay Smith ofhciated
at the funeral and the burial was IN
the family lot at Northfield.
The entire community was grieNeu
IN hear of the death of Leon Merriii
saturday. Nov. 25. after few days OF
severe suffering. He was young man
of sterling worth and had been LOOKING
forward TO celebrating his 2lst plr'n-
dav Dec. 2S. His mother. Lucy Pres
ton Merrill. died when he was Only
three weeks old and his father before
he was two years old. He had always
Iived with and been most tenuerH
cared for by his grandmother MIS-;
Jerov Preston. and his uncle anu
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Preston: and
the sympathy of all Is EXTENDED 10
them in their great sorrow.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
SOUTH WARDS8ORO.

The man who palmed himself on as
agent for the New England Teieerapn
company in this county trieo 10 90
quite a stroke of business In TINS sec.
ton contracting for poles Of almost
every farmer on the road. While near
here he engaged board at Arthur
whites and farther on Of Mr.. Palmer
and then jumped his board bill: never
having a cent. He raised the ideas OF
the farmers that they were TO reap a
harvest and some of them were soreiy
disappointed. although they lost NOM
ing as they got on to his scheme De-
fore they had cut tree.
Some Is or 20 men are working on
lumber job near Perrys mill In Mo
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
SOUTH VERNON.

The tobacco crop is ready for mar
ket !,
Mrs. J. G. weatherhed has returned
home.
]. Gallup has bought Oscar ware ;
farm i'm Brattleboro and mas moVeu
there.
IA. Beers is able to be out but mas
son. Clarence. is housed with the grip.
Mrs. A. Scott and daughter. Mary. are
on the sick list.
Miss Gincio Gould has returned 10
the state normal college In Albany. N.
Y after weeks vacation spent mere
with her mother.
Rev. C. H. Sweet of Boston. Mass
will he an over-Sunday guest OF kew.
I NJ. Blanchard and will preach In the
chapel Sunday at IL a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Newton Were
THANKSGIVING visitors of Mrs ). ~.
Lawrence i'm Brattleboro; Arthur JACK,
son and family of Easthampton ano
Fred jackson and family of Nortnneid
were at Charles Jackson's; Mrs. Hat.
tie Baker of Springfield. Mass. was az
10 Severance's; Miss Alice Carroll OF
Northfield seminary at ]. C. Aliens;
Mrs. Rfxford and son Of Swanzey. N
n and Frank ID. Hill from the battie-
shin Missouri now stationed at
CharIestoWn navy yard. at f. Pratt $
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
Trolley Prospects not Bright.

According to the Gazette and Cour-
Ter. two-thirds of the townspeople are
still unfavorable to a trolley from
Greenfield, until line to Millers Fails
is built. 1t is unfortunately true that
most of the citizens think 1t will be
many moons before even one line Is
built. and there is no announcement
that promoter No. 2 will dawn on the
horizon at present. When ]. A. Tag
CERT of the Connecticut Valley street
railway was called upon by citizens
of the town, he did not give them
much encouragement as the propo-
sition of trolley to Northfield was a
very unattractive one to the capita.
lists. He suggested that if the North
field people wished to push the thing:
a citizens committee might be formed
with representatives from each town
through which the trolley would run
and they could make a canvass of the
people who would assist by taking
stock and make sure that the iran
chise would be granted on reasonable
terms,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
YEARS IMPROVEMENTS
NoRTHFlELo's BUILDING OPERA.
TONS DURING 1905.
The Largest Private Residence
Changes at Center School Building
New Steel Bridge-$40000 Heating
and Lighting Piant-Other Building.

During the year there has been con-
siderable building In town. What
promises to be the largest private resi-
denee built during the. year Is now be-
ing erected on land purchased Of J. NJ.
Clapp by Mr. Ropes of New York A
road has been laid out. at some con-
siderable expense, to the building
which has beautiful location east Of
the street commanding extensive views
III and down the valley. The house Is
to be 75X3O feet and the contract
which has been taken by II. II. Cham
berain calls for completion April l..
The grounds are to be graded and i'm
proved. tennis courts and grounds for
golf links are to be laid out and the
plans are for very handsome resi-
denee.
The center school building has been
changed according to vote by the town
So there are separate entrances on
each side for the schools up stairs.
ample closet room for clothing and an
extra recitation room on the second
floor The building has been repainted
and the cost was $1,000.
The new steel railroad bridge has
been finished since Jan. l by the c. V.
R, r. CO.. taking the place of the old
toll bridge.
ON the seminary grounds there is
IN the process of construction a heat
ing and lighting plant which will prob
ably cost some $4,000. Marquand hall.
SINNERS gymnasium Stone hall, Tai
colt library East hall, Weston and
Betsey Moody cottage will be both
heated and lighted by this plant which
is located near Marauand hall. the
largest dormitory on the campus. 1t
will also light all the school buildings
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
wARpsBoRo.

Lucia Gleason has returned to her
school in Brattleboro.
Frank Kidder, who has been at "orh
in East Lee has returned home
Matte Nelson has returned 70 ner
work in Brattleboro after spending
Thanksgiving with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Underwood spent
THANKSGIVING in Putney with Mrs. Un-
derwoods sister, Mrs. Clark Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton and cniiut ,.h
of Windham spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs CARTONS parents. Mr. and Mrs
T. Axtell
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Patrick Lucia has been pardoned by
Governor Bell, and has returned to his
home in winooski, where he Is now
employed. Lucia was arrested De-
cember 80. 1902, on complaint charg-
ing him with rape on Catherine Myers,
a girl of IA. In April. 1904. Catherine
Myers was confined in the Jail on an
immoral charge and while there told
a fellow prisoner that her testimony
against Lucia in court had been false.
induced by threats of her father. Alex
antier Myers. A petition for pardon
was brought before Governor Bell.
which was at first denied but has re-
Gently been granted. Lucia has been
given into the care of the county pro-
bation officer during the remainder OF
his term. and is living with his wife
and two small children.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
SOM ERSET.

caorpe and Carl Bond were in town
Monday.
Andrew Whitcomb is logging Tor
Fred Bagley.
Several from here ATTENDED the
show at Wilmington, Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith were at
Searsburg for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Nettie Goddard was In jack
sonyille Saturday and Sunday.
Homer Haskins. an old soldier. was
at the Paddock hotel last week.
Another snow and rain storm Satur-
day and Sunday; and still some say
it was a 'dry MOON.
L. C. Harris has several puIIe.s
Matched in June that are laying no"
Ono fish story, either).
william O'Brien from Searsourg
passed through town this week en-
ro,,te for I.andgroye where he is run
ming a boarding house at steam
mill.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
Postoffice Statistics.

Statistics have been given for the
receipts and principal expenses OF
three of the }postoffices located in town
for the fiscal year just closed: East
orthfield-received sS,523; paid for
salaries, clerk hire. rent, etc, $4,000;
leaving profit of $4,223. Northheld-
received $2,2OS; expenses $1.1S9; pro,
| fit, s1,019. Mt. Hermon-received
| 81 536: expense, $3.50; profit, $7S6. Ac-
cordingly scoops have been added to
the post office department of the U.
S. treasury from this town.
Charles Lamson is visiting friends in
Connecticut.
Fred Wright is visiting his father,
Frank H. Wright.
Rev. D. M. Wilson has returned
from a visit to New York city.
Merrill Dodge is in town doing some
upholstering for G. N Kidder.
Miss Fay Billings, violinist from
Millers Falls. was in town MONDAY.
About IS couples attended the
Thanksgiving dance Thursday even
ing.
The Schell family are detained here
. BY the severe illness of MIS- ScHeii
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander returned
| to the Boston conservatory OF music
Monday.
Miss Edith Cummings. daughter OF
George Cummings. is visiting IN New
ark, n. j.
Little Donald. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank williams. has been very SICK
| but is improving.
Frank Ross of the Farms cut ms
foot quite badly while in the WOODS
chopping Saturday.
Miss Eleanor O'Keefe is studying
telephoning after school hours at the
central telephone office
B. F. Field has added a piazza ana
several have improved their houses py
stating. or small additions.
Mr.. Ingerson has moved his GOODS
from the Farms to Orange wnere ne
has found work for the winter.
Miss Lillian Lyman has taken the
place of Miss Nellie Nye. resigned
from the store of Robbins & Evans.
Several of the Sons of Veterans went
to Greenfield Friday evening 10 Dc
present at the degree work of the local
order
The football team from Mt. Hermon
made a call on lowering. the photogra-
pher. Monday to have group picture
TAKEN
Thanksgiving exercises were held at
the public schools "Wednesday after-
noon. The schools reopened MONDAY
morning.
Young Read takes the place OF
James Broderick as driver for DIT, A:
/. Newton. beginning his work iast
Tuesday morning.
DIR. Charles Eastman will lecture De.
fore the Young Ladies' seminary AT
Stone hall. Dec IL. Subject. The True
Story Of Hiawatha-
NJ. O. Perham entertained his sister
Mrs. Allen. and daughter from LYNDON
Centre VT. at Perham's Inn DURING
Thanksgiving week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chamberlain
attended the family reunion at her
aunt's. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sprague's. in Athol-
Mr.. Beers Is convalescing from
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
u,,., - pr.vent Hen. Eating Eaas.

one of the best ways to stop the esk
eating habit in hens Is told IN inc lo
ion;ng letter from T. G. Hall. Alfred.
Nc 81 can recommend Pages Per
sactad Poultry Food as good seller
ara have used il quite extensively
myself and like it very much. Think
r. makes firmer shells and prevents
the hens from eating their eggs. IL
aIso Increases the number OF eggs.
Never had our hens do as well IN
the winter as since we nave leu
pages Perfected Poultry Food.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
O. J.. RAT !

der district, in the employ of T. D.
Potter and supervised by Loren Coo
long whose family, with two others,
lives in the Aldrich house while two
or more families live in the Kidder
house.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Charles L. Tucker. convicted Of the
murder of Mabel Page at weston.
Mass. will not get new trial Inc
full bench of the supreme court Oh
Massachusetts has overrulei the de-
PENDANTS exceptions taken at the
trial. as well as the motion for new
trial. The opinion. written by Juoes
Hammond. is the longest ever nahaeu
down in the state. There are onIy W.
things which possibly can prevent
Tucker,s death in the electric chair.
one is a favorable result of an ap-
neal TO the United States supreme
court on an exception affecting the
prisoners constitutional rights ana
the other is an appeal to the governor
for a Communication Of death sentence
70 thai of life imprisonment
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Horace NJ. Lyons. engineer OF one
of the trains in collision in Lincoin'
Mass. Nov. IS. was held WEDNESDAY,
Nov. 2e. in $4,000 bail for me g.an"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witcn
Hazel Salve. but an occasional appI,,
cation will keep the skin soft ana
smooth. Best for Eczema. Cuts. Burns.
Boils. etc. The genuine DeWitts
witch Hazel Salve affords immediate
relief in all forms of Blind. Bleeding.
Itching and Protruding Piles. Sold by
George f. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Richard A. McCurdy has reslgned
as president of the Mutual Lie NJ
surance company Of New forE.
s,,cceeded temporarily by Frederick
crornJvelI treasurer Of the company
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
JuzgadO de Paz de San Juan.
IulslOs celebrates hoy,

Contra Luis G. Rodriguez y Petra Mo
rales por renir 4 la /. m. en- la calle de
San Sebastian, 81 Rodriguez y absuelto
Morales.
Contra Jose Rodriguez Tomas Arru-
fat, por ir montados en- los carros en- la
Avenida Daban, 81 cada uno.
Contra Nicolas Hernandez Juan Cruz,
por provocar Agustfn Martinez, nifio,
So Hernandez y absuelto Cruz.
Contra Esteban Natal, por dormir en- el
zaguan de la casa ndmero 80, ealle de
Tetuan, 81.
Contra Jose Duran, por esc5ndalo y
atropellar Rosa Pagan, $50.
Contra Francisco Agosto, por dormir
en- la via p1blica, 81.
Contra Jesds Calder6n y Pablo Vargas,
por dormir en- los bancos de la plaza Co
Ion, SO cada uno.
Fueron absueItos Juan Castro, Jacinto
Molina, Candido Silva, Felipe Olander y
Marco Rend6n, acusados de infringir 6rde-
mes municipales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
NO BIAS De CAY.
Fiesta social. -PTOyinO HatIlnlOniO.
Deficiente aSistenCia facuItativa.
9 radio aus 0eupaIa d nlsI1 esnslIsIIa.
{ De nuestro eoyrespoasal. }
Dicielnbre ". :


Con motive de ser 81 tercer aniyersario
de su fundaci6n, el cfrcuio Aurora pre-
para dos grandes bales y una velada para
81 primero y el dos de Enero pr6xino.
Esta soeiedad de obreros, que es la fni-
ca que existe en Cayey, ha escalado q
punto culminante, dentro de los cfrculos
sociales de esta: hay en- ella, solidaridad u
cultura, con grandes principles edueativos;
en- su pr6Sima session, Sc ensanchara -el re-
creo y Sc estabIeceran fines ben6ficos. To-
do este debese, 4 Ia iniciatiya de los miem-
bros que componen Ia junta, seiiores don
Nicolas Lopez, don Andres Nunez, don
Virgilio Meana otros.
Pronto el joven Francisco Colon uni
ra sus destinos 4 la bella senorita Cecilia
Garcia meta del agente de peri6dico don
Gabriel Garcia.
Cayey cuenta con mas de catorce mil
habitantes, es IN pueblo de alguna indus
tria no tiene asistencia medica. FL DR..
MART, hase dedicado q la eosecha del ta-
baco v son muchas sus ocupaciones.
Y esta indicado el radio que ocupa-
rd el nuevo cementerio de esta; este serd
cercado de, ,hierro galYanizado, durante Sc
efect1e un emprestito.
-El dfa 80 Sc llevara cabo en- Ia ca
sa-alcaldfa un bale de obreros, debiendose
celebrar en- la Gala del Comereio otro, de
otra sociedad.
Hoy han quedado cerradas, las fabri-
cas- de tabacos, por ser bastante crecido el
ndmero de vitolas, no habiendo salida pa
"a elias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
COrte Municipal de San Juan.
SeHaIamlsnto de julclOs.

Para ell dta de hoy no habfa ninguna
vista sefalada en- este Tribunal. IL. .
Para el veintiseis del actual, ID estdn los
siguientes: Contra Juan Mollfllleda por
infracci6n del artfculo 469 del C6digo
Penal. #>
Contra Antonio Rodriguez por agresi6n
las vistas en- los juicios civiIes seguidos
por Dordal Il Mesa contra Henry Rosner
en- cobro de pesos; Francisco M ARGOS con-
ira Matilde NGnez; y Eloy Garcia Pld
contra F. Perez Million, ambos sobre des-
haucio.
Para ell veintiocho del actual tambien
estan seiialadas las vistas en- los casos de
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Marcos
Caneja por delito contra La salud pGblica,
Ramon Sosa por falsa representation & i'm
postura, Pho Pacheco por aggression; y Mar
tin Belloer por seduction. =, .
El dia q tambi6n han de verse los jul
clos de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
j. Symister por acometimiento; los de
deshaucio de Lorenzo SOLO con J. Rodrf-
guez, Ramon L. Tinajero con Socorro Gar
cfa; y Maximino Aybar con Esteban Ale
jandino y otros.
Estdn por hacerse los sehalamientos en-
numerosos casos de infracci0n de las leyes
de sanidad en- 10 relative la venta de le-
che, y para clio Sc aguarda. solamente por
la Secretarfa del Tribunal, que los sefiores
inspectores concluyau de preparar la docu-
mentaci6n correspondence 4 npevas de-
nuncias que han de hacer.
La policfa present6 en- dicho Tribunal
denuncias contra Adolfo Gim&nez por
aggression; Juan Davila por hurto de alam-
bre de cobre de la San ] uan Light T. Co.,
y Arcadia Benftez (a) Bienteveo, por hur-
to de aves. Los acusados fueron ndena-
dos por ell Juez del Vale dos, cuatro y
seis meses de arresto respectivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
COMUNICADO

Toa-Alta, Diciembre %, 1905.-Mr.
Monserrate Morales, el jfbaro loco, que es
vecino de Toa- Alta, y reside en- el barrio
de Mucaramones, dice al p6blico con per-
misc y autorizaci6n del gobierno de San
Juan--que, su costo, hard una tarima
en- medic de la plaza de San Juan, seiia-
lando el dfa 27 del actual para designar
Ia hora, las 10 del dfa, por IN toque de
campana, en- que estara el senior cura de
Catedral de acuerdo para uno las z, otro
4 las s y otro las 8, suplic6ndole todos
los dueiios de trenes ferrocarriles to-
Ueys y coches etc, que presten 50 servicio
gratis que, mas de pagarlo, le agradece-
ra el obsequio.
Mr.. Manuel Pacheco, aprecia Ell dinero
y Ia honradez. No digo NADIA, porque no
es bueno.
Moaserrote Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
NoIicias Generates.

EI dia Is. dc Enero informase, que el
reyerendo Milton 3. Caldwell, entrcgara
en- Mayagiiez SUI puesto al sefor j. 4. Tn
deTwood Ambos sacerdotes pertenecen &
la iglesia pTesbiteriana de la indicada ciu-
dad.
Don Ricardo Mesorana, director de
Id banda municipal dc Mayagiisz, prepara
on esa oiudad para q domingo pr6ximo,
una gran retreta
FL dia de Reyes habrd en- el Casino
Espafiol dc Manatf IN bale intantil.
El Tribunal Supfemo ha coniirmado
Ia pena impuesta los sefiores Juan Bon
home b Andres Meldndez, dc Manatf
Los Lcdos. Torres Monge, de san
Juan, j Suliveras, de IArecibo, han estad,=
nltimamente en- Manati en- asuntos de su
profession
Aseg6rase que cdatro eoncejales de
ayuntamiento de Ciales han presentado la
renuncia de sus cargos
lCuando nos alumbrardn la estaci6n
del ferrocarril? .dieen dc Manatf.
La ma1uina del tren de mereancfas
sufri6 hace dos dias una rotura en- BARGE
loneta
Mafana n en- el hip6dromo dc Pom
ce habra grandes earreras de caballos
Las misas de aguinaldo que Sc estan
celebrando en- la ciudaH del oeste resuitan
concurTidfsimas.
Han regresado 4 Utuado los esposos
Roses-Denton. FL doctor Roses ha Yuelto
su puesto de director de la s'Anemia Com
mission" @
En- Humacao, iiniciativas del senior
alcalde, Sc da comienzo la construction
de casas en- solares vacfos
En- Arecibo hallabase antieT Ell ioven
de Camuy don Manuel Roman.
El camfno que conduce al cementerio
en- Arecibo, informase que Sc halla en- de-
plorable estado.
Ell professor de mtsica seiior Dimes,
de la misma ciudad de Arecibo, persiste
con entusiasmo en- el prop6sito de formar
una banda que de retreats en- la plaza
principal.
La Gale de Ia Jaurfa en- Mayaguez,
affrmase que esta intransitable. Hasta los
canes dfcese que tienen que andar saltando
de bache en- bache.
Los nuevos miembros que han de di;
rigir en- el pr6ximo afio los trabaios del
Casino de Mayaguez son los siguientes:
Presidente, don Jose de Diego; vice-presi-
dente, don German Mooyer; secretario, don
Jose Guenard; tesorero don Edulrdo Kop-
pisch; secretario suplente don Tomas
Boothby 2o.; tesorero suplente, don Jose
Ma. Castro; vocales: 10. don Felipe Cue
bas, 20. don Pedro Grau, 30. don Eduar-
do j. Sanchez.
Sc hacen gestiones en- la ciudad del
Oeste para que puedan celebrarse las fies-
tas de la Candelaria.
En- Afiasco no Sc han eelebrado este
afio las acostumbradas misas de agui-
naldo.
-Falleci6 en- Afiasco la sefiora Bernar-
dina Avila.
-Pronto Sc ausentara de Bareeloneta
para fiar su residencia en- Caguas don
.Narciso PadiIla con sudistinguida familia.
Barceloneta pierde un buen elemento.
-Ha fjado sn Residential en- dicho pue-
bio el senior Antonio Dfaz.
En- Barceloneta cuentan va con un
reloj pdblico. Pero quieren ahora una
buena plaza y que Sc funde un Casino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
Donantes a lasociedad de mendlgos.


sr. Almirante Dunlap, $5; sr. Consul
aleman, $5; Sr. Consul dominicano, So;
sres. Melon & Co, is varas de olan y dos
cortes vestidos; sres Sucesores de Orcasi-
tas, 2 pleas drill; sres Pizd Hmnos., 2
pleas percal; Sres. Fabian y Co., 2 pleas
olan y pieza percsl; Sr. Lcdo. don F. de
p Acufa, 50; Un amigo q la Sra. de Me
dina, ST.. La sociedad invita- en- general q
los que gusten concu1rir manana las II
4 presenciar la comida extraardinaria 4
los mendigos.
La sefiorita Rosa Echeveste, don Fede-
rico Calaf y una ''sefiora caritativa" que
no ha querido dar SUI nombre, han envia-
do 4 la senorita Amparo Fernandez Ma
ter, con obieto de contribuir al regalo de
Navidad de los pobres, diez, siete y i'm
dollars respectivamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
Para Se1OraS
ni1as y ni1Os

5No ha visto usted los magnf-
ficos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
COS guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, traies para nj
mas y ninos, etc., etc, de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
lleress Aunque los precios q que
vendemos son muy m6dicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos traies adorna-
dos con finos encaies, calados, bor-
dados. ETC. The Porto Rico DrGwas
WOrk& Ene5roidery Go.-I9 For
taleza San Juan.
LINEA FERREA DEL OESiTE
Itinerario. SaIidas de Bayamon Capi.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias bOrable-Mafafla 6, 6. Is, 8 30
9.45 HOO. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.15. 4.85, $50
y 6.15.
Dias festfvos. -Manana 8, e.5, $40, 9.45
y l1.O0 Tarde 12.15, 1.80, 2.30, $50, 4.30
$50 y 6.15.
BilIetes baratos para dias festiyos. De
Catafio Bayam6n, ida y vuelta 1a clase
1928 2a clase $O-16. De Bayam6n Cstaflo
ida " vuelta 1a cIase SOILS, % clase SO-lO.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catafio en-
2a cIase centavos.
Bayam6n, IS de Eeptie1nbre de 1903. Ra-
Fn6Yn -ValdGe