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.FIJAN0O co T0S

Parecen pOca eOcuenca hechO que ante Ia opinion
pdbIica espeCtadOFa Iesaltan a Yeces.
Los Partidos nuestrO pals 5aspan supremacia Eel
gODen sapremaca en- ia opniOn Hay qul enuncaclOn de
dos clesiOnes, perfectamene dfVergentes
En- demOcacia pueblo bre paece natural las
Oecdades pOicas aspien prmrO Ia suPemaca en- opinion
gea dede uegO la suremaca gObernO del pueblo pOr
M gObernO de la sIa gOiernO del pueblo pOr puebO9
iGraea Ia supemaca de los PardOs pOleO en- ia opinion
supremaca de los msmOs en- el g0biernO'? TampOcO
expOne ncOnguena
nust capital del dep9ene regimen mPuesto ngesra Rara
aspire suremaca en- la opinion refundendO sOa das las
VOunades puerOquelas para resstr COmbar aa defba
regimen parido poico que apira Ia supre
opinion para eSta HerZa nganad yanuada
RSas ss bRo bRSs e Ia sSs 'a9 s
e n7 % s Dc sSse 1s ds Ia r. D Sn d I "a
repedO regimen cuyOs eemenOs cOnstuiYO agmenOs de
Osra d%ye @ de- s ma @ ma pn s NOR nu 81 no tales
agmen de opinion e abOnan mas ben que ren u
COnyene Puerto Rico prOOngac0n vida del regimen mpe
Aqu pues de los echo que veces resatan ante opinion
6 debe sempre pesene esudanOOs de
apaOnadO ucO pO ascndenca que enyuen para nuestra
Recu6rdese cu M cua ha sdo cua propaganda de ideas
de la Union de Puerto Rico.
La base exstenca emera campo de accOn
Oeo este e S Si nd Dc u naa
Ta ro 5 4ae aSs % 5 sP
nyarabe ntegrac6n yountad PuerOrrq1e6a e ne
culO vrdad pegOssmO pOrque haber umnadO aaba las
costum6r dbicas ase de eniciOsa corruption SCa u6
yeamOsG 81 prdo que desden0 cOnf4ndirse soa
YOUnad la opinion pGba puertOrrqUeha paTtdO
derrOa s6ndOlO e reer6 cen pa6icO amamento
la Union partdO Glen desdeh0 aqu6 lIamamientO.
acepandO enOnces derrOt cOnre paTdo de OOOn
la Union de Puerto RO aguna as derrOadO los
cOmcO Sc cOnviere paFtidO de OpOsc6n al gObiernO
"a cua Supemaca aspTa pU partidO? nngUna
menras desde3a nica eeca POTa aspar la de
opinion pGbCa YnCUada Union de Puerto Rico parece
singular adhesion gObiernO cua que
nngna supemaca eer iE OnServadOr PerO qU6 nda que
cOnserya? 5E regiment No. senior puestO que paaFma
enra tai prOpOstO.
Podra decFse que Union amiga del gobno La Union es
h9
arrejada los pies del regimen
LO que hay que fen pegrO tai que supOne
partidO de ODOC6n pals de OpOsic6n gObernO
ecOnOcendO partdO la necesddO que ha reped hasta
cOmO la exStenca de dos pardOs pOtcOS hoy sIa
pesar de este periodic la Union cODnO sendO
@ sa s n PaGo qer[SaaO Rarao que Rreenaa contra
prOlOngar pOer ProOngar vida del regimen sn
supremaca en- ell gObiemO'
La Union Vye de ideas yiye de deas aspire aspa
suemaca en- la opinion que que da relieve 1uehas
puesO que sab que Urz uzada uchs bandera
para aspar favor Official de regimen cOntrapOsc6n
derechO uscia de Puerto RcO ha de graea uamene
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ASEGURAMOS:

Que los vinos mas puros. Las
conservas de las mejores fabri-
cas-. Los jamones y saIchicho-
mas selectos. Las galletas y
bombones mas finos, Los que
SOS Y postres mas delicados. Los
licores y Champagnes mas re-
putados. Las mantecas, mantle
quillas y aceites inmejorables. Y
los mejores y mas selectos arti-
culos de primera necesidad que
Sc consume en- todos los hogares
de la isla de E uerto-Rico son de la
CASA CERECEDO. 46 San Fran.
cisco 46. GEL COLMADO."
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EI Hip6dromo estaba lleno de los niflos
y nifias de las escuelas de San Juan y Rio
Piedras, quienes ocupaban las gradas por
seociones. Los de Ia High School de San
Juan ocupaban la derecha, los Normalistas
el centro y Ia Industrial la izquierda.
La seccion mas bonita era la de los
Normalistas, mejor dicho, de las Norma
listas, porque el sexo femenino predomina.
ba en- eaa secci6n. La mayor parte de
elias vestfan trajes de blanco y rojo-los
colores de sus escuelas-y cerca de una
docena vistieron de marineras presentando
un cuadro hermosfsimo. ST no ganaron
los muchachos de la Normal, no fu6 la
culpa de elias, pues los heroes de su escue-
la eran constantemsnte victoreados. Lie.
vaban como Glen banderas con los colores
blanco y rojo, y cuando CANADA un Nor
malista SO transformaba Ia secci6n Norma
lista en- un mar de algeria.
Antes de empezar las carreras el ruido
era espantoso ror los gritos de las diferen-
tes escuelas. Primero la High School,
despues la Normal y la Industrial. Los
j6venes de Ponce mientras tanto permane-
clan calladoS, pero siempre con los ojoa ha-
cia la secci6n de Rio Piedras. Sabfan que
tenfan una obra colossal entire mano Solo
habfan venido cinco la 1ucha era contra
cuarenta y seis de las otras escuelas Pero
el espfritu poncefo-el espfritu ''yankee"
de Puerto predominaba habfan
venido resueltos llevarse la copa.
Una hora antes de venir al Hip6dromo
habfan recibido ell siguiente telegrama
Doa,oo %on0L fona,o 2nna Tatna,
Your victory Is our honor. We entrust
to you the honor Of our school, Bear high
the red and bJoc. Bring US the cup.
"Pupilsof the High & Grammar Schools. .
Las carreras empezaron.
CaTrerG de 100 yardas.-Pr pre-
milo. j Garcia. de San Juan High.
Segundo premio.- Montesinos San Juan
High
Tercer premio. -Mayoral, Ponce High
Ell tempo en- que SO corri6 esta carrera,
en- 10 2l5 segGndos, es mucho mas ligero
que 10 que corren los alumnos de las Atlas
Escuelas en- los Estados Unidos y el joven
Garcia merece grandes elogios por esta ca
rrera.
Carrera de no yardas Primer pre-.
mlO.-Elorenclo SuAfez, Ponce High.
Segundo premio.-Pagan, Rio Piedras
Agricultural.
Tercer premio.-Amy, San Juan High.
Esta carrera fue un triunfo espl6ndido
para el joven Suarez y le di6 nueva vida
4 los poncefios que habfan decaido un POGO
con la derrota de su campe6n en- la carrera
de 100 yardas. Pagan eorri6 bien los
Agricultores 10 llevaron de la pista en- los
hombros TEMPO, so segundos.
Satto aLO.-Primer premio.-Mayoral,
Ponce High.
segundo premio. = Mitchell, Insular
Normal.
Tercer premio. -Bellbel, Industrial.
Otra victoria para Ponce. El salto, de
5 pies 3 pulgadas, se considers magnfico
Bellbel merece aplausos por haber saltado
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BarcOs para Santo Domingo

Aver tarde sali6 para Santo Domingo
un barco de- guerra americana delos que
estaban surtos en- el puerto y dfcese que
pronto saldra otro.
Por la ciudad CORE el rumor de que es
to obedece q que Sc ha recibido un cable
noticiando nuevas revueltas en- la vecina
rep6blica.
Hoy sali6 para Yabucoa ell iugeniero
don Rafael del Vale Zeno, con ohjeto de
hacer los estudios precisos del aeueducto
de aquel pueblo.
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LOS REpUBuCANOS ESPANOLES

Sc nos asegura que la "Liga de Repu-
blicanos espaholes de Puerto Rico" hara
el pr6ximo domingo, por medic de su Or.
gano en- Ia prensa LA Rep6blica Espafo-
la" declaraciones terminates y explfcitaS,
afrmando de una vez para siempre su
prop6sito de no inmiscuirse nj iutervenir
directa nj indirectamente en- la politics del
pals.
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R U N 0 R E S

Sc asegura que una expedition que sa-
liz de Mayagiiez para Sto. Domingo con
elementos de boca = de guerra, ha sido
sorprendida en- alta mar
A Ultima hora CORE Ell rumor de que el
Secretario Root embarcara hoy para Pto.
Rico en- el charleston.
Sc afrma que Ell capitSn del vapor
sSanto Domingo" de Ia matrfcula de Ia
Rep6blica de sn nombre. fu6 sometido &
un intarTogatorio antes de nartir de annf.
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A NUESTR0S RBONADOS.

Volvemos avisar nuestros clientes
Iue los instaladores de esta Compafiia de
6erdn mostrar su plaza, J que ninguno po-
dra efectuar cobrOs sin ell correspondence
recibo de la SOciedad.
HemOs recibido nuevas quejas de clien-
tes que han sido enganados nombre de
esta compafifa. Tenemos nuestro inspec-
tor para recOger contratos, atlas, vales etc.
8. A. Luz Electrica.
Jaime Sire,
Administrator.
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RObO descubierto en- Arroyo
(POr Telegraph

Hoy recibimos ell telegrama siguiente:
Arroyo, Mayo 1O.23.a. m. Correspon.
dencia. San Juan. Sc ha descubierto un
robo en- el gremio de marines asCendente &
Glen dollars.
La POlicia haoe investigaei6n.-Corres-
ponsal.
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En- los juegOs del sa-
badO en- ell HipO-
drOnlO ObtuvierOn.
Ia victoria.
F. SUAREz, FUE EL HEROE.
EXTRAORDINARY ENTUSASMO De Los NOR
MALISTAS.

En- los juegos atl6ticos del sdbado que se
celebraron en el Hip6dromo de San Juan
entire las escuelas Ponce High, San Juan
High, Insular Normal, Rio Piedras Agri-
cultural y Gradaadas de Guayama, obtu-
vieron victoria los de Ponce quienes hicie-
ron ~ puntos.
Los puntos Sc dividieron en- la ST
guiente forma:
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-SILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven
de uno bUeno. Para info1mes diriiirBe 4
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iBotelIasl

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iBotellasl
Medias bOtellas de cualquier clase COM
pramos buen precio. Rivero & Comp.
Tetuan 26. 10v.h
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Successes en- la IsIa.

Al coronel Hamill Arecibo, Mayo IA.
Guardia Ramon T. Quiiano detuvo He
meregildo Vega por haberlo sorprendido
en- callej6n central Cafios hacienda la guar
dia para impedir ell Paso los peones que
quisieran trabajar, ocupaudosele un cuchi.
llo. Captain Guerrero.
Arecibo. En- este momento Sc presenta
81 Bargento Lavergne guardia Martorani
con los detenidos Mario G. Miranda, N:c)
las Roman Jose Colon por haberlos sor-
prendido los guardias Segarra, Mu1iz
Rivera en- momentos en- que pGblicamente
manifestation que no dejarfan venir los
braceros trabaiar las haciendas en- la
madrugada de hoy, siendo sorprendidos
por dicho sargento en- momentos en que de-
Rnfan el peonsje Captain Guerrero.
Arecibo. Los guardias Pedro Rios,
Francisco Ocana Eudodo Acevedo, des-
tacados con cabo Llenza en- barrio Arena
lejos, madrugada hoy, detuvieron & los
huelguistas Santiago Senteno, Quinini San
tiago, Juan Allende, Carmelo Senteno, Ce-
lestino Santiago, JesGs Seno Ramirez, Juan
Nieves, Aureliano Perez, Aniceto Estrella,
Luciano Santiago, Jose de la Rosa, Ma
nuel Vale, Jose Merced, Nicolas Felicia
no, Juan Perez, Feliciano CTespo, Guz-
ian Felipe, los que fueron arrestados en-
momentos en- que impedfan ell derecho de
trabajar los braceros Jose Farias, Julian
Rodriguez, Jesds Rodriguez, Nieves Ro-
dIfguez, Everardo Rodriguez, Aureliano
Farias y Gallo Farias Captain Guerrero.
jose Guzman fu6 sentenciado esta
mafana por la COrte municipal sufrir 80
dias de arresto porque ell dia 6 del corrien.
te, Jose Ortiz le entreg6 equivalents de
dos dollars en- mabf Sc espont6 eou ellos
-El policfa insular Angel Morales de-
npncio esta mafiana en- la Corte munici,
pal q Luis Santos acusado de agredir con
I'm cortafrfo a Eugenio EstreIla. Fue alb
suelto.
EGg necesarlO eXIgIr que cada hOst1a tenga
gTabado el nOmbre Digestive Mojarrieta
JerO un solo estuche produce mejOr efectO
tue una dOcena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
de cualquie1 Otro remedio. Ademas de
Ber Ell dnicO curative radical, del est6mago
v del instestino, ell Digestive .Mojarriet pu-
Titica los alimentOs Y los hace asimilables
Hl legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
Im d1a las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfeFmedades cf6nicas del es.
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
lnente cOnfirmRdO, en- formR sin igual, que
la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es YER
daderamente radical y superior Ia de to-
dos los otrOs remedies.
De Venta en- las prucipales farmacias de
de Europa y America.
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listed debe de buenos mpresos, xIa Cores
pondeneas asu ordena proporconara los que neote
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EsPECIALIDADEs
REFERENCIAs EN-
PUERTO RICO

En todos los puebs do Ia b ene agenes LA Corresonden-
oas s. quse eera pidae v todo los dies ndmeo agnta
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rp.t. Ios priss'p.,' -

Fnlts i0t p5ineipHtt -
psasa 4 as hshIsB l1u o. -
sheia Il Hotel sah L. =
Podsms-s Tsfs5irnot. psssii
~ PsTaaii.a, = lui ~
SIra
Don Carlos Armsttsss.
P0nce, ? r.
Den i N. Tofo, P.ues P z.
O9n J. II. Morales, Pohss,
P. X.
D1n 7. Blasini, Ponce, Pm,
Don Franchise PaTra, PsnrL
p. r.
Don A. sabira, Poacs, PR
Don L.ds j. Fila, Rouos, PR.
paa y. sAuri, Poass, PR.
Dun John T. FinlGy. 40
Juan, p. q.
DE. 3. BaldAna, Baz JaAa.
psn A q. wsyrnoush, saa
gnka, p. r.
hoa RAfssl OisdA, San guEn,
p. b
Doa A1tssio Egig, Hunh-
sao, P. r.
Eaa Antonia Loaes. Hums
sao, ?. n
psa 4 Aboy, Ba1it3s, Hn-
mhSee, r.h.
Dua LaiI kfavas haya-
Fasa, Pr
Dsa I.V. cinEsa, Gsbaosa,
P. h
Doa Fssrs salasLS y.
pea ATsEFs hrtFa. n 4
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LA NUEVA PERbA"
SUCURSAL.

En- de los stios c6nrcos de JUAN esquina
de la cale de de la Fortaea la Cruz han alberto Los Mu
CHACHos (Suesores de A. Myo Oa abcimieno de Qun
cala Ferreera donde surtdo complete ramos
pUele hallarse
Articuos de Noyedad para DAMAs eAnAkhHRos.
LA NUEVA PERLA LOS MUCHACHOS So compean de
una manera donde puede estableeerse eompetenea
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Sc hacen trabajos tip6grafcos selectos y baratos
On SLa Correspondence de Puerto-Rico.s
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8elecro Hotel PARA
hmiltas, estab lecitld
bajO elplan americana
que pat. OcinRn las me
lOres fRmjIias de Puer-
90 Rico
JuegOs 80 hablta-
clones que cOmpFen-
den desde el seneillO
slE sala, dOrmitOriO y
banjo, hasta 81 mas ex-
tense de sala, S dor
1itOriOs y bRh0.
AdGptase especial.
Ment6 para tamiliaa
numerOsas y para IA
milia9 c0rtag,
COcIpaalA eapa6ols.
9ervtpal espaiOl 8
ngl6s.
n Hotel mas fresc0
- NueYA York.
Conttene tOda elAse
de adelantOs mOd0R.
nos.
DirVcel6n POr cables
MEAREA
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
WHITINGHAM.

The schools in town opened Monday.
Orlando Dickinson mas bought the Frank
Boyd place.
Mrs. Sarah Hicks is very i'll with in
fammatory rheumatism
The body of Ross Allard was brought
here for burial recently from Fitchburg.
Miss Minnie Dunbar of Richmond Mass,
took the teachers examination Monday
Bolton Amidon, who spent his vacation
in Rowe, returned Saturday to attend
school
Mrs. Clara V. Sawyer visited in Zoar
and Shelburne Falls last week, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. H. A Wheeler is still confined to
ner couch being able to sit up only a
short time.
c. S. Chase and O. r. Chase went to
Newfane in "a snow storm Monday, Court
will adjourn this week.
Eli Newels house is quarantined, his
daughter, who had been at work in Reads
boro having come home i'll with scarlet
fever.
Spring beauties were found Monday and
Mrs. c. s. Chase had her usual April %
dinner when dandelon greens were served.
She also found them April 49, We have
been having freezing weather since that
time and ice formed in the road We'd
nesday.
About so enjoyed the Tree Social at
Green .,lountain han Saturday evening.
The program included music. both vocal
and instrumental readings. an exhibition
! by Walter Wrights trained dog, guessing
conundrums, Identifying trees by their
branches, and dancing, Sugar on snow
| was served. From the net receipts 81 was
/ added to the treasury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
JACKSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Murray Pierce moved
Tuesday to Colrain.
Rev. c. E. Van Schaick is expected to
occupy the pulpit next Sunday at the
Methodist church.
Arrangements have been made this
week so that Cross brothers will gather
the cream for the patrons of the creamery,
as last year.
The Old Home Week committee met
last Saturday at Mountain Spring House
and organized by the choice of NJ. A.
Butterfield president. Mrs. Blanche Gillette
vice president, Wallace S. Allen secretary
and Charles $. Goodnow treasurer.
The officers of Pearl chapter, No. So o.
E. S., were installed Wednesday evening
by Past Matron Mrs. Clara V. Sawyer
Mrs. Carrie e Chase acting as marshal:
Matron. Mrs. Mary j. Hancock; patron
George r. Faulkner; associate matron
Mrs. Clara S. Roberts; secretary, Miss
Ada May Faulkner; treasurer, Mrs. Carrie
E. Chase; conductress. Mrs. Marcia But
terrified Davis: associate conductress, Mrs
Olive NJ Stetson; chaplain, Mrs. Elenoi
c. Waste: marshal, Miss Estella E. But
terrified; organist. II. LennoX Bray; Ada
Mrs. Leola l. Temple; Ruth, Mrs. Carrie
l.. Kingsley; Esther Mrs. Susie l.. Stone
Martha, Mrs. Rose V. Goodnow; ElecJa
Miss Mabel L. Thurber; warder Mrs
Jennie NJ. Stetson; sentinel, Norton f
Thurber After the installation banque
was served in the dining room.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. Il.

Norman Farr moved this week to Pratt
tleboro
Farmers are busy preparing their land
for the early crops.
Silas Spring has moved to the Yeager
place recently vacated by Norman Farr.
Ruth SEreeter of the Mortified school
has been spending a vacation Of few
weeks at home.
Carl Carlson. the village blacksmith, has
been having an addition built 70 his shop
o. d. Farr doing the work.
Mrs. Ira Farr has returned after
spending a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Charles Warwick, in Putney.
The Stone place, owned by o. E
Randall sold at auction Saturday, was
struck on to c. H. Chlckering for $3.50.
The Children and grandchildren Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Ware met at their home
Sunday to celebrate Mr.. Wares 74th
birthday anniversary.
Asa Farr died April is and the funeral
was held the following Wednesday, Rev.
MI. Roscoe officiating. The burial was in
the family lot in the West cemetery.
The body OF Mrs. Dolly Wheeler Smith
widow Of Benjamin V. Smith, formerly OF
this town. was brought here from Keene
April IL for burial in the family lot in the
West cemetery.
On account OF severe illness Rev. H
| Gertrude Roscoe was urable to occupy th'
pulpit at the church here last Sunday, al
planned. Her father, Rev. Thomas Roscoe
gave an excellent discourse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
LONDONDERRY.

Island.
Charles Fuller has moved to the farm
bought Of F. E. Davis.
Mrs. Moore and daughter and Harry
Arthur visited in town the first of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Sheldon have return
ed after a visit Of several weeks in Ben
nington.
William Brothers of winhall has bought
A. A. Curtiss mill, also j. Martins resi-
dence in this village.
Mrs. Addie Allen has returned from
Brattleboro after staying with ner brother
ii. c. Stowell, several weeks.
Alfred Childs has sold his farm to F.
E. Davis. Mr.. Childs has bought the
Bailey place at the village and win move
there June 1.
News has been received of the dealt
of Mrs. w. II. Curtis at Rutland Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis made many friends here
during his pastorate few years ago anC
he has the sympathy of them all.
The Falka club will present the drama
THE Finger of Scorn" at Union hall Ma,
l. The cast will contain the leading play
ers in this locality and as the play com
bines both comedy and tragedy 1t will
interest all. Good music will be furnish
ed for dancing after the play The drami
will be repeated in Springfield May L.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

James Purdy of Manchester was in town
Tuesday
Mrs. Eme Dimond of Manchester is
visiting in town.
Della Hapgood of Brooklyn was a guest
at DIR. Milington's last week.
Misses May and Cora Clayton of Hart
land are guests at w. w. Heads.
Miss Metealf of Sheldonville, Mass, is
a guest of Mrs DeVere Houghton.
George L. Davis and daughter, Hazel
of Manchester were in town over Sunday
1t is reported that L. J. Strong has
leased the hotel and will take possession
May l.
Mr.. Bushee has moved from the
Howard home on Main street to the Bar
rett farm.
Repairs are being made on the rail-
road house and it will be occupied by
p. Provost.
Lucy Aldrich has finished work at Cyrus
Rabbits and is at o. r. Clayton's at
tending school.
c. lifts has moved from the Hunt home
on North street to the Rogers lumber job
near the north village.
Mrs. Cynthia Belden has received news
of the death of her nephew, Oscar Chit
tenden of Granville, N. Y, on Wednes-
day.
Nelson and Clarence Goddard attended
the funeral of their sister-in-Iaw Mrs.
Ira Goddard. of Chester in Ludlow on
Saturday.
Rev. ]. H. Bennett has returned from
| conference and will remain here, much
| to the satisfaction of the church and
| community.
Charles ]. Robbins and Grace w
Kingsbury, both of Jacksonville, were
married at the Baptist parsonage Mon
| day evening.
CIV. Barnard has sold his farm, or
which he has lived many years, and mas
| given possession. Lucius p. Martin al
ready is moving in.
| O. w. Wright of Orange, Ira Goddar,
of Chester, and Del Parker of Windnan
were in town last week to attend thu
| funeral of Mrs. Wright.
The funeral of Mrs. Lovina Wright
| who died in Chester was held at tn
Methodist church Friday, Rev. F. f
Coburn officiating. Burial was in tn
| Thompsonburg cemetery
The library has been moved from d
L. Bensons to George Coombs's. Mrs
| Benson has been an efficient librarian
the past two years and the association
| appreciates her services. Since chang
was necessary, 1t is fortunate that tn
library is in such good hands.
Bessie Castle was given n surpris
party on Monday evening, her 18th birth
day anniversary, by Hooker Relief corps
of which she is a member. Music an
games made the evening pass pleasantly
Cake and ice cream were served
handsome w. r. c. pin was presented a
memento of the occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
SOUTH VERNON.

Mr.. Willard of Gill is at work for Homer
Waldron.
Mrs. A. Beers is i'll. Miss Annie Palmer
is with her.
Rev. /. NJ Blanchard will supply the
pulpit in Bridgeport Sunday.
News has been received that ADDISON
Withheld is i'll in Grand Forks.
George Field has moved to Northheld'
where he will work for Leon Alexander
Rev. G. L. Young of Nashua, N. H., VIII
preach in the chapel Sunday at IL a. m
and in Johnson's hall at .73O p. m.
The farming special drew a large crowd
10 the railroad station, and the lecture
was greatly appreciated by our progressive
farmers.
Rev. I. M. Blanchard read his resig-
nation last Sunday in the Adventist
christian church. He will close his Ia
bors here May 49,. He has accepted 9
caIl 10 a much larger field in Bridgeport
conn A large circle of friends both In
and ont of the church will sincerely regret
his departure, and the. best wishes o.
ali will go with him and his family &c
their new home.
John Donahue Of this place met Wit
q severe accident on the Northfield ran
road bridge Sunday. He sat down u
rest and IL is supposed he fell asleep
TIC was caught by the train, one 100
was emf off, his shoulder broken, ana MI
hodv covered with bruises. He was takei
10 the Mercy hospital in Springheld'
1870 Ar was found necessary to amputat'
the leg above the knee. AT last reporu
he was comfortable and his recoVer'
was expected.