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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
BOARDING HOUSE

CAlls s4, ndmero lOi, oesss, New
York, Sitio muy sentrieo. Pr6ximo
81 subway, { los slevadoG, { los sarroI
sleerieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
BrodWAy, 7ay y AvenidA. Auy eerss
del boiel Mare Antotnsts, donds sstG
81 Olub hero americana, A aiese euadras
del doetor Henna, CGaA Amplia J sls
gGnte, Cosina smerieAna sspAao
Ia. -InGtalaei6n eompletAments nusva,
Tres bafos. PidsnIe intormss { Ia
adminiItrEei6n de LA DEMooRkoiA
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
ANUNCIO
UnisradGd de Puerto Rico RIO PSs'
dros, p, Z.

UniverSidad de Puerto Rico RIO PSs'
dras, p, L,
HGata las opee do ls ms 4 ana del dia
Is do Dieiembre de 1905, nc recibir6n
en- esta cfeins proposiciones esrra-
dAa para lA construction de una casa
escaelA J dormitorio de MADEIRA para
81 DepArtAmenlo de Agrisultura de ls
Univsrsit 81 de Puerto Rico en- sl pue
bio De Rio Pisdras; P Il. Los pile.
goA 90 abrir&a 4 10 hofA arrIha men
.ionAdA, Puedsn pedirSe inf Jrmes q
ss,A oheIna. Sc reservA sl dsYteho de
dsseaiimAr una 8 todHl las Propoai
siones. L1s plisgos conteniendo las
proposieionea deberGn dir e rse sl
Prssidsnts de lA Junta do Sindisos de
10 UuivArSIdsd de Puerto Rico, ssn
Juan, P r., con sl siguierte endorse
On sl rssI aldo del sobrt s.roRoaiclo.
usa para lie construction Go una casa
easusls J dormitorio do mAderas On
Rio PisdrAs, P. RS
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
AV1S0

Por sl prssente 30 hsee Ed5ieo,
que Ia Iociedtd prcisSi1nAl cue habta
lido eonstltulda por les que 81 pie
drman h. sido AmistoSameots dIsuel'
ta, qusdsndo snboH rscfproeamsnts
sstiItsehos eel eomportsmispto, ins
-ets', slc re. fan Juan, Ncvitm
hrs IL de 1905, Koridno F,lertss D.
2, 8. Jos SaIsado Jm,tnta, D. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
UNA COLOcACI0H

L. Eolieita uus sen7rlsa on al ma
neio do ls typIwtlter, con eonosi.
mientos assbados de ortogrAlis. Pa
rA intormsa don laid oro GorSAlsz 30.
Mills,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de peri6dico a dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
DESDE AREC|BO
!uitic por violacitn contra
Francisco CanceI.-En Ia
COrte de DistritO.
PAGO De HABtRES
Barco cargando cafe. - El
primF r autom OWL de Are.
cibo. .-Retreta.

60 Noviembre, n: yer % eelebr6
ante esta Corte de Distrito el impor'
tRnte iuieio por iurado contra Fran
ei'eo CRncs|, por oil delito do violal
ei6n & lA ioNn EnrIqueta Wells,
Coppor fan 81 tribunal el hoaora bic
Juez Ledo. Qaiflonss, hc norsbls Fis-
eel Lcdo. Aeosta q liuteroT, secretA.
rio Lido. BonstA y Narahall don Oh.
esr BIihorn.
ri iurado 10 formabin don Fran.
cisco Marehsasi, don Nisolks Csba-
llsro, don Manuel sirs guss, don MISC
laa Frese, den Jol6 I'o'sno, den Nj
guel de Jesds, don Rafael Ramirtx,
don Frar cisco C6rdcvA, den Pablo
Lopes, don Jaime Cameron, Maor
Areati y sefor Avila. Ii asusaoi6n
fiscal f.6 sr6rgiea. la dtfensa & ear
20 del Ledo. don antonio sulivsres,
hrillantfsims. Dsslararon como peri
tos medicos los doetoses Cueto y Mar
tiutz Rcasll6
Tsrmin6 10 seusaei6n y dsisnss &
las 10 do 10 ncshe On que el iarado 10
retro q delibsrAr y & 10 una do 10 ma.
drugsda di6 50 veredieto dc culpahi'
lidad. La sentsneia ser& dada poY oil
b 1norable Juez el DIE 80.
-Hemos tenido oca,l6n dc visitar
10 galeria del eonceido srsyonista &C.
nor veez Ruiz. en- la que 10 sxhibsn
preeiosCs trabsios al srsyon y pastel.
ri Naor velez sale q prir ipios del
prtx!mo mes ca excursi6r por varioa
pusblos do ID isla.
-El alssAe ssifor Perez Avilks
ha opdenado el psgo dc los haberes
do los tmpleados del munieipio CORES
pondierts al mes aetual.
Sc ensucnsra On puerto un vapor
alemAn csrgando esi6 para Europa.
Ell Nf,r don Andres Oliver ao'
clio de 10 casa dc Rores y On hs sd'
quirido uu magofsoo aHtom6vil marsk
sRsos / ara 50 uso pAr,isulAr. Sc
dice que ctros sefiores dc esta loeali'
dad AdQuiri & essa elasa do vehfsalos.
-El Hon. Gobernador por con
dueto del alcalde, hA dado los gracias
{ todas las psrsonas que tasron 4
Aree!bo & reeibir III Hon. Presidents
{ 90 paso por sata ciudad.
-Ls rstrsta Q1e fue suspsndida
el domingo por el tAllecimisnto de
don RatebAn susoni, tandr& lugar al
iasveB, dia f:stivo.
CoRRE SPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
NILAGROSO DESOJBRlNIFNTO

FOR n sg6a Gan Juan Nlagroa ps&sdd Tnsr0
s g. Alberto PEEo de NkPos Cua anAzndo nnAd de hisr
oas nedsnass dc a ndA despues de prouno brs
medadsE nss he neonsdo eursras adssl
mn solo sin hassr del muro no M snsrms.
dads sonadss de dsha samsuo a. apaf-
'mo Aa formulas son pAn vegetables somposs6n solo
sntan herbAa mdna de IL India Las nyse6p han ado
ssarsdo Go nsnto magroEo curasn de d. AMI
ermsdAdea de las vA uinaras de HmboH Ssxos
msgtoo RoOB PIzzo msdeamsnso sasassmo par IL
oma osuon ds todo baso Eheo purasa san
gre impure osandoa On sstsdo bre sslud
para elAr Ia oduss6n
ds cue lodA AtssAda
saAo hs de reouAFr orzoamn disho
7esadsdss FSsoo uuoI pago dsspuGS del rs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

Vease nuestro interesar te fo-
lletin, FL Ca6atlero de Ca
Sa RofG, 6poca de Ia gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas So y o.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
COAST DEFENSE PL\NS|
President AGls 10 tpn-fr-. ahti=if; ; ! |
oi jnluI i's,5si.
ACTION INSISTED IN


Washington March e. President
Roosevelt sent to congress q message
accompanying plans tor coast defense
prepared by a joint board o. army and
navy officers in which he emphasized
the necessity for further defenscs and
reviews the his DRY of the defensive
works in this country
Tn president calls especial attention
to the recommendation Of the board
That The entrance to Chesapeake Bay
add 10 tn list OF pIacs in fh,lnpnn
be added To the list OF places in The
United States 10 be defended. lie
says the insnlar possessions cannot
be longer neglected II The United
States desires TO hold them.
Defenses are recommended for Man.
ia bay, Pearl harbor. Guantanamo
Guam, San Juan and Honolulu. be.
cause Of their strategic locations. De
lenses are recommended for entrances
TO the Panama canal
In his letter transmitting the report
OF the board 30 The president. Sec
rotary Taft says that the board esti.
mates the cost Of con. pleting the de
lenses at s5GS79 .39g. or s22 500 6o6
Tess than the sum provided by the
Endicott board.
ne estimate for the ports added
since The Endicott board made it's re-
port. including Chesapeake bat are
as follows Eastern entrance Ia Long
Island sound including S2.945.E~ al
ready expended. sSS2I 263 Port Koyai
expended. ~s132Iol: Tanpa
including s704 4S7 already expended
t'Zlo,3'5; Puget sound. including
81, 2so,9l5 already expended. se.So0.
1b4; Chesapeake bay. s6.102.S71.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
OFFICE /. cno -.
Ssard Lodge o. cca reiis,xs ard n
betas Make Selections

IiaiiaA. March q tsrara lostgc ~
Texas ODD feilgus n@faF nixh;
eltefed the ofiinwiFs OIL G4ab.i
master II swartz. iiaI, dcpat,
grand master e n '.swis. .snnis
grand Junior warden ". a spaas
kanham grand mcssense~ n Il Ius.
hey ia Porte grant repr senta3ite
20 sovereign lodge ] n Cough. Ac
Kinney Grand lodge trustees. W Al
Edwards Dallas Seth Il. Strong
Houston W s leumnn. Dallas. nr
n " Wiley Mckinney. II. ] EN-
Minis Dallas trustees OF the widow.
and orphans home. " illingsworth
Dallas, and f A Johnson, Corsicana.
Bebekhas elected their officers as
follows President, Mrs. Mary \. But-
Ter Vt Tyler vice president Mrs Nan
ME keesy OF Fort Davis. warden.
AIRS Nettie n Wood a. Houston
treasurer Mrs w a Caldwell Of
Gainesville secretary. Mrs. J. y. Alex
and"r OF Cisco representative to
grand lodge G. A Keller Of San An
tonic. member advisory board OF the
widows and orphans home. Mrs Mary
II Kerr, Corsicana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

territory covers Loco 900 acres OF ovs
ter beds.
In his opinion the chief justice
said: Political and police control
and jurisdiction by the pa ISL of St
Bernard We're exercised over the dis
puted area, and many instances are
given Of police control and iurisdic-
ton by Louisiana officials over The
general territory. The general land
office of the United states in all OF
the land maps it has caused TO be
made OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
has been consistent in it's recognition
of its ownership by Louisiana OF The
disputed area. The Official maps of
Mississippi recognized last ownership
of the disputed territory The only
exception seems to he map of the
railroad commission issued in 1904
two years after this suit was iust-
/ tuted. wherein, on the ls-miIc theory
/ Mississippi for HE first time sx ended
/ her claims IN the St Brnard T.oufs.
I lana. peninsula. The record contains
| evidence of he exercise ur louisfau.
| OF jurisdiction over the TERRITORY On
j dispute. and The general recognition of
/ 1t hy Mississippi ass belonging to iug
/ isiaua
Our conclusion is that complain
II entitled 'o rrHef sought
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
WHAT DEMARE SAYS,
President of Southern Bank and Trust
Company Makes Statement

Fort Smith, Arb March t.-R. F.
Demare, ST. vice president Of the
southern Bank and Trust company Of
this city, which closed its doors last
week, arrived in Fort Smith fsom
Texas and gave out statement in
which he says
The southern Bank and Trust som
pany of Dallas Tex, is solven& ac.
tive corporation, and is not def,>cf.
| as stated by the newspapers and 9Th.
/ ers. 1t has not closed its doors no,
has it made an assignment. The
/ Southern Bank ana Trust company Of
! Dallas Ten. sold TO Tom w. Neal the
branch it had here and the Southern
Bank and Trust company has an ac-
( cepiaole guarantee that he contract
/ OF Tom W Neal will be carried out in
J every detail and thai he will direct
Il irorgani.ation for the continuance
OF Ihe business ot the formerly con.
tracjod by the Southern Bank ana
Trust company OF Dallas. Tex"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
A daily In a large eastern city ser

A dails In large eastern city ser
monies A revival OF the cruz
,zstssss a ~. ina sh., lndiscrimiuate spit
ter Is AWAY is;ssss--ssss . a.4 vii hs. un-
til he splitter f. permanently re-
formed Splitting IL the iirtiest pubs
iIo habit OF which people are guilty
and By all odds The most dangerous.
II spreads the dcadiiest OF diseases
and Il one Of the principal means of
II the entire public
could be taught 80 spit ciFeumspeetly
the death rate by consumption would
take a sudden slump The man wno
spits on sidewalks, IN street cars and
on the floors OF public meeting pi,te-
es is guilty Of an affront 10 public
dceeucv If not "A crime against public
health aud he should be arrested aud
punished like any other violator of
law or ordinance And with equal
force and logic il the splitter public
and menace to the public
health of smaller cities II they
can't be mnzzled, al SO mueh per spit
they might be somewhat restricted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
PART OF LOUISIANA.
Water Boundary Line Matter Settled
by the Supreme Court

Washington, March e. The supreme
cided the case of Louisiana against
Mississippi involving the water boun-
Diary line between the two states in
favor of Louisiana The decision was
handed down by Chief Justice Fuller.
AS the controversy was between two
states the case originated in the su-
preme court The dispute involved the
peninsula of ST Bernard and the
opinion held is that the peninsula and
adjacent islands are a part of the ter
ritorv Of Louisiana In its pleading
Louisiana claimed that the disputed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
FOR ILLS BENEFIT.
DELEGATE From Hawaii Introduces a
Measure to Reimburse her.

Washington, March delegate
kalsnaianole Of Hawaii. introduced a.
bill Monday To pay former Queen LII.
uokalania Of Hawaii $500 o4n IA SAT-
isfaction Of her claims against the
United states
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

There is nothing that gives such
a good impression to The stranger az
paved streets, and nothing in The
way OF municipal equipment that
10 the Inhabitants Of a town II in
dicafes an energetic aud enterpris-
ing people and is the best evidence
of prosperity and faith in the town
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

The Fort Worth Medical society
aas decided rnat doctors musI not Jd
veriise holding that BE- i- NOT ethical
of course 200, doctors will rNpee. fbr
newspapel- to mahr due mention 1t
their Successes. efc huf Wouia rWs
o. "a .Drrf oorollau,, with H.s-p
me- s,I Hfs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
BOLD DEED.
Young Lady Chloroformed and Robbed
at benson.

Denison, March g. Miss Winifred
Doyle, school teacher. was chloro-
formed and robbed Monday night at
7;45 O'Clock near the business center.
She was found unconscious The lady
was gagged. a diamond ring taken
from finger and money taken from
her purse. the latter being lett Her
lips are badly burned. She describes
her assailant as a white man OF low
stature and wearing a cap.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

Jackson. Miss March G-The DC
cislou az IN" supreme court uf rh,
United States IN The Louis ana Ni-si>-
sippi boundary dispute is ID great ti..
appointment 10 the people of this
state and especially fp those on tts.
fulf of Mexico coast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
ate car Of Mrs. Paul Morton
HORRIBLE DEATHS.
Freight Engine Turns Over and Ire
Men Are Roasted

Fairmout " Va. March 6.-By tn,
oVerturnine OF freight locomotive oa
the Baltimore and Ohio Short Line
railway at Smithfeld the engineer.
fireman and "a brakeman were burned
to death under the engine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

Among the moderns Institutions
which TOKYO win not adopt. is he
sty-scraper ln country where
they rock babies - steep boy means
Of an earthquake. the forty-storr
building would hardly be- popular
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

Good streets and sidewalks are
simply a business proposition, and
as such every citizen should cncour-
age improvement along those lines
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

Joseph Jordan, the Texas witness
in the Patrick re-heaIing case. has
been sentenced 70 eighteen months
Imprisonment for perjury.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

From the most reliable reports,
il appears that there viii, and there
will not be coal strike
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
last Weeks Butter OUTPUT

ksla Ii March s Butter nutput
FOR this district us-' v-"t Vas Utnst
pounds
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17

"The Boy Comic" The fun
niest fellow before the public.
What does he do? Answer.
Talk fOOliShneSS. But you'll
laugh at him until the tears
OF laughter roll down your
cheeks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17
In Culebra Cut
New Records for Excavation

AS soon as the type OF canal was de-
cided this work began In good earnest.
The rainy season viii shortly be over
and then there VIII be an immense in
crease in the amount taken out: but even
during the past three months. I'm the
rainy season. steady progress IL shown
by the figures: In August, A2OO0 cubic
yards; I'm September, 29lOOo cubic yards
and In October S25.0o0 cubic yards. In
October new records were established for
the output OF individual shoves as well
as for the tonnage haul OF individual To-
comotives. / hope to see the growth Of
a healthy spirit OF emulation between the
different shovel and locomotive crews.
just such a spirit as has grown on our
crews In matters OF craftsmanship.
Passing thru the cut the amount Of new
work can be seen at a glance. In one
place the entire side OF a hill had been
taken out recently by q tons OF dyna-
mite. which were exploded at one blast.
At another place / was given presi-
dental salute OF Il charges of dynamite.
on the top notch Of the Culebra cut the
prism is now az wide as IL will be, all
told the canal bed at this point has been
sunk about 200 feet below what IL origin
ally was.
IL will have to be sunk about 80 feet
farther Thruout the cut the drilling.
blastna shoveling and hauling are going
on with constantly increasing energy. the
huge shovels being prest Up. as IL they
were mountain howitzers. into the most
unlikely looking places, where they eat
their way into the hillsides
Railway improvements
The most advanced methods. not only In
construction. but In railroad management.
have been applied IN the Zone. with cor
responding economies I'm time and cost.
This has been shown IN the handling Of
the tonnage from ships TO cars and from
cars into ships on the Panama railroad.
where. thanks largely 10 the efficiency of
General Manager Bierd. the saving in
time and cost. has been noteworthy. My
Continued on page Five.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17

In the special message on the
Panama canal sent to congress
today by President Roosevelt
there is an interesting and illu-
minating presentation of condi-
tions existing in the canal zone,
both as to the progress of the
work itself and the manner i'll
which the men who are perform
ing it are provided for in the
matter of food, shelter, recreation
and sanitary environment.
The president spent three days
In the canal zone and Colon and
Panama, and devoted from six.
teen TO eighteen hours OF each tn
inspection, inquiry and converse
tion with all classes OF men en-
ployed on this gigantic enterprise.
After giving brief sketch OF the
way in which each day was EN-.
ployed the president says:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17
Successful sanitation

In Colon the conditions are peculiar. and
n is regards Colon that most of the
lon is built on "A low coral island. covered
at moro or less shallow depths with veg
etable accumulations or mold, which af-
fords sustenance and strength to many
varieties OF ow-lying tropical plants one
half OF the surface OF the island Is COW
cred With water At high tide. the average
height OF the land being ~ feet above low
tide. The slight undulations furnish
shallow. natural reservoirs or fresh
water breeding places for every variety Of
mosquito. and the ground tends 10 be
lowest IN the middle. When the town
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17
Cnre Of Employees.

Next In Importance TO the problem OF
sanitation, and indeed now OF equal inn
portance, is the problem OF securing and
caring for the mechanics. laborers. and
other employees who actually do the work
on the canal and the railroad. This great
task has been under the control OF Mr..
Jackson Smith. and on the whole has been
we'll done At present there are some so
white employees and some 1900 colcred
employees on the isthmus. I went over
the different places where the different
kinds OF employees were working: / think
I saw representatives OF every type both
Al their work and in their homes. and
conversed with probably a couple of hum
dred OF them all told. choosing them at
random from every class and including
those who came especially to present GER
tain grievances. ! found that those who
dd not come specifically to present griev-
ances almost invariably exprest far
greater content and satisfaction with the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17
Complaints Not Well Founded

The complaints brought 10 me, either
OF insufficient provision In caring for
some of the laborers or of failure 10 hnish
the pavements OF Colon, or OF failure 10
supply water. or Of failure TO build wooden
sidewalks for the use OF the laborers In
the rainy season, on investigation proved,
almost without exception, TO be due mere
ly TO the utter Inability of the commission
10 do everything at once.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

coNTrNUEp FRoM PACE oNE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
tant business on hand. A good attendance
is desired.
Rev. G L. Shaeffer and Henry B. Smith
are the delegates to the state Congrega-
tional convention which is held at Wood
stock this week.
The E. L. Chandler Co. are to enlarge
their north mill to accommodate more
help. They will soon make other improve
ments of Importance.
II. D. Cole, who has been in Boston for
eye treatment, is much bstter, though he
loses the sig bit of one eye. He is nov vis-
iting son at Florence, Mass.
Grange meeting Thursday evening. June
Ia. There is important business TO be
transacted and 1t is requested that all
members be present. Ice cream and cake
will be served. Ladies please bring cake.
The drama "Quincy Adams Sawyer"
played at Opera hall last week was one of
the best entertainments given here for
long time, and large audience from sur
rounding towns attended it. Were it not
for the large and up-to-d date Opera hall
such companies would not stop in q town
of this SIZE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Youno .
Myron have returned from Provisa,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. c. &. Bates and the Missas T,
and Edith Bates from New Yorl =
rived at their summer home.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter very ,,o
entertained the Ladies' Aid So,
friends at her home, last wednesds,
noon.
This community was shocked
sudden death last Monday of NJ,
Adams at the home of his sister !,
Derby. -
Rev. Patelreceived quite an iniu
Tuesday while splitting wood. n
OF the axe caught In a cIothes-1
became detached and fell, striking
the head.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11
EVANSVILLE.

DEFERRED LOCALS.
Charles Page is working for the P ike Co.
Earl Drown is home from WoodsvilIe.
n. H., on visit.
Mr.. Currier has finished work for the
Pike Co. land is working for Frank La
pierre on the road
EAST CHARLESTON.
New flags have been raised at the Buck
and Blake schools.
c. h. Blood Is painting his buildings,
C. II. Chase doing the work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

Miss Olive FairchiId has gone to Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11
CRAFTSBURY.

Children's day exercises will be he'd in
the nj. E. church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Keir went tn Canada lost
FRIDAY to visit Mr.. Keir's father
Mr.. n. Wilkins of MorrisyilIe was killed
last week by falling tree. Mr. Wilkins
formerly resided in this town.
Morgan Hatch, who resides in Barre
spent few days here last week visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hatch.
The organization of Woodmen from
Wolcott gave their play in the town hall
Friday evening. The play was well rem
dered and pleasant time enjoyed.
In the thunder storm last Friday night.
Ira Sanders barn was struck and burned
with five tons OF hay. It is reported that
some live stock was also burned. but We
have not the full particulars.
TIE ladies' sale of useful and fancy goods
was held Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons and evenings with good success.
The candy able was made very attractive
by having so many different varieties of
beautiful homemade CANDY. The fish
pond was source of amusement to the
children.
DERBY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

Court Homer No. 1'44 and companion
Court Clyde Ne. pa of the independent
Order of Foresters will meet at the Forest
ers' hall in the Msgoon block for their
annual memorial service .on Sunday June
IT at 1890 p. m. They will attend divine
services at the Universalist church at o..
m, the regular Sunday service of that
being changed from 8 p. m. to p. m.
to accommodate them. Mr.. Lizot photop-
rapher from Newport has been engaged
to take 2 picture of the groups as they
the church. "