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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
O|VERSAS NOTIC|AS
Obreros unionistas salen pa.
"a Fajardo. .-Celebraran
ALI varios meetings.
LCDO. MUNOz MORALES
Vista al Gobern'do Don
Ramon Nendez Cardona y
don Autonio Barcel6.

Aver Nards ss'isrou para F.it
do, ,donds eslsbrarzn una ssris dc NEE
tingu, los astives propsgaudistAs csl
Club Obrsro unionista sehorss POli'
sarpo O.t!z, Juan Caraba'lo. Jssinto
DfsS, Juan vslssQusx y Victor r Ea'
pino.
Los individuoa aaliados hssta
sAora al Club Obrsro Unionista de
san Juan. aseisndsn 4 quinisnto 90
ssnta y osho.
Aver sstuvo 90 San Juan el %
aoR MuAos Morslss, Jusx do 10 Corss
do Distrito do 0usysma
~Autesyer por la tards inisron
de Humaaso nusstros amigos don
Jusn Was OsAosssc y don Juan r.
BaiE, quisnes visitaron Al @ obsrnador
= rsgresaron 10 misma noshs para
aQuslla ciudad.
-Hsmos tsnido sl gnsto do salu
der On sstss onsinss nusstros bus
amigos dc Fsisrdo. don Ramon Men
dss CsrdonA y don Antonios B Arss 10
I'll ssnispts vsrar eats hseiendo
todos sus ssfuersos para dslsitsr oil
pdblieo con vArias do sus sseogidas
sisxas On sl ooueisrto del PArqus 81
skbAdo.
Don Joaquin Cusdrsdc, mism'
bro do 10 Junta Esoolar do Las Ma
riAs, prsssnt6 10 rsnuneia dc 90 cargo,
| -Ayer fusron nombradts los
maestros pPepArstorios Antonio MI
rsnds Lsssalle y Juan Ciet On Re
mos, Vara ssrvir dcs essuelas on
Utusdo.
WSs vsnden diex yuptss de hueyts
| i6vsnes, una casa do madsras del
pAfs recisn oopstrpfda 90 toma 20.
nado al Guido y 6 gananeias On mag
nideoa pastos. Informsr&
| Enrique Fernandez.
$50 3 alt. Csguas.
/ Sc han reanudado Les sbrAs dc
rsiormas On sl local celia Blhlioless
munisipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
NOTAS De AREC|BO
Sargento Diaz. Llenza. Cor
te de Di-,rito. Profesores
de Ia Escuela Necturna.
COMITE UNIONlSTA
Gel Duende>. .-Apelaci6n de
un juleio. .-Remate. : CT
remat6grsfo.

IA s'do dsstnAdo & prestAr SRI
servicios On este c,msuds ueia de po
liefa oil ssrgent0 sefor Jo,6 Disx Lien
20,
-RstA Corte de Distrito ha rsanu
dado sus tareas tsrminaco sl psriodc
do vasasiones. Pronto ssrGa ssGsla
dos los iuisios Dor jurado.
Han sido dssignsdos oomo pro
feSores do la essusla noeturna los 90
aorss Emilio GArsS, y Ramon ssiio
Hoy ausdAfA alberta dishA escusIa ,
los slases asrGn do t&s y media d.
10 noehs.
-Anoehe eelebraron una reunion
On los sAlones del eomit6 do 10 Uoiol
les obreroa uuionisiss On ndmsro d.
mas De doleisntus. Ss pronuneisrol
sn6rgisos y pstri6tisos diseursoa.
Para el 81 del astual 40 ha 90
na'ado por esta Corts do Distrito |,
vista dc 10 ayslaol6n sntablada 20,
el direstor do al Dusndss seGor Ador
nc, On 10 sausA owe 40 10 ssigie por II
belo.
Para oil die 10 del actual o
Anunsis IN rsmAte dc siestos On Q
kloseo do 10 plsxs
Ell cinsmst6grafo del sshor CT.
70 dark unA ssrie do txhibieibnes o.
este tsatro. Las tareionss serkn mu
vAriadas.
CoRREspoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
-Yh cudad.ns me psrmiss sambi6n voIv.rg

YIa ciudadanA me psrmits tambi6n voIvAr9
-Hsgo que permtro o. 10 supIico. diio viVamanM
G,novsva. Adi6s. Cudadano aDtr6 On 50 aDosento.
MAurco despid6 do todos los cOpvdsdos saud6 par
u umsnte Morand que habia sgradado muoho apre6
Dixmsr. psr6 aurddo pero mucho ale0re que
ss Dc tOdOs Os dsnt scOntscmensOs que hAban sgsdo
sQuella noche.
Fatal fatal ancusutro diio dsspu6 que % RETRO Mau
rco iovsn dsshscba 6gmas On prssanc do 50 mardo
quO ID hAbia acompa6ado Auta 90 ouarto.
BlhI 81 ciudadsro Msuricio Lindsy patriots rsconoCdO
secstsrio de ssCc6n adOrado popu a conaro
sdauC6n muy precio pobrs curdor que teDe
msrCanCa dc consbAndo reapond6 Dxmsr sonrsndo
-SSG6n Cre6is amigo milo -, prsgunt6 MmdsmGtl y
Gsnovsvs.
-Creo que es diploms de pArotsmo nm sslo do ab
souCi6n que ofrsce nueara penSo que desdS
che SECURE mismo obsaro do Casa Rc
bOsando Dixmer muier frente CON IN sftcto
bisn pasna que cOryug de6 auue peQuKO pabs6n
que estaba excluHvAmsnte dsspado vo6 part del
sdHcO habba los demEs ConvdsdOs que hemOS visit
rodOar 50 mesa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
Deepen diente d FaImacia

Ne sol'cita un sxpsrto depend ients
dc Fsrmaeia. icon muchA p,a't'cs y
cue pueda presentAr buenas refsren'
eias,
Los que 20 eneuentran on estas
onnd'ciones. pueden dirigirss 81 Ii
eenclAdo Cl los A. del Rossrio, sFAr
maciA GAtells. Yaueo, IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05

@Para eArrerAs de eaballos, ven
den relojes espeeisles 8 contAdores do
Quintos do segundos & % 40, e3 0QA
@10 90 y el1.00, ports pago, los seiio.
res F Kehrhshn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. eli,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
FdbIica Dc Ndquinas Dc Tos-
Tar cafe Dc VIstllcapIi|es
San German P. r.

So fahriean sslAs mkquiuaa del
lamAGo y proeio que % pidan. Exec
tamsnss 'euAles & las que 90 importau
del sx.rsngero. II tanafio do 10 pul'
gSdSs de largo, 8 do Aneho y IL do
alto, vale dos dellass. De mayor 10
maAo suhsa los preeios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05

Principles artfcuIos
| que 90 dsta'lau en- slmaeenes, & los
s!guientes prscios:
Arroees de partido & Jap6n de
81 & At.
Tdem valenciano de 81 . 81 por
extreme de elAsea.
Aios de Is etvs. & so.
Bombone oct s.7
1seslao e61a8
sardinas ahumadas IA eentavos.
Cebollss espafiolaa e4}
Id amsrieanss . u
GArbanxos s42 80.
Habichuelsa Amerieanas soloradAs
largas e8. BlsncAs smericanaa OF o 81
Harina de trigo e4a 4t
Id dc maiz e;t
Jamones sl0} O IL.
Jah6n Rocamora est, AmsricA'
40. s22 ~.
Manteea ls7 on ! yea csias do
eT} & 10.
NAntequillal de s13 q 10
Pasta del pals e:A
Papas amerisanas il O H.
Tosino, Q III . 1S.
Tasaio %
Quesos am. e16 Patagrka 20.
Leche eondensads sAguilas & se
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id Id <Magnolias OF
DEL PALS
ASdsar para el sonsumoi
Maseahado alAro do 81.
De miel slsro . o..
Csntrftuga slaro DO j. Ass
Amerisana do st All.
Dc Ponce e3i . 80.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & s1.ss cen.
lIvos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas
Main s.1.40
Tabaco, nominal,
PrecIOs do compra
Almid6n . $3.50
Algod6n dc S q $50.
Cosos do Is q Is millAr.
Uuaroa dulees $40 . 81
aebo dc res . n.
Cafe eorriente nominal
CambI0s 00rrlentes
Londrsa cheek ~.Es. .4.87 { 4.S7}
Paris ata3 d.
Hamburgo &l.s:D.
Nsw..York SIS etvs P
EspAdA 1T ala D.
C6dulas hIp0tecarlas
3aueo Territorial y Agricola 500. :,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
MEETING UU|ON|STA

Para esta tards q las euasro 90.
Ia snur eiado un mitin do props z anda
unionista on 10 paradA II do eantur-
90. Tcms'&u parte en- disho Asto 90.
timsblss orsdores de nuestra oolea-
ividad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
SeCC|0N MERcANT|L
NOtdS (QmefGdeS de San Juan


AeeAOMes
Danco do Pto. Rico Q Is & @
Banso Territorial. Q 16 & IS.
Bsnso Popular 49,. so Ill.
AzUCAR.-Par la exportasi6n
Sin operacionss.
Buquos anwmeiAdOs
vapor espsnol sNiguel Gallarts,
sali6 sl Is dltimo do Bsres Iona CON
les sscalas del Hsditsrrkneo Galisia,
estA isla y 10 de Cuba.
vapor amsrieauo sPhiladelphias
del puerto del New York para este
sali6 sl % del prtximo pssado.
vspor sspanol sPio ks sAldrA de-
Barcelona sl Is del que eursa para
sus sseolas aeostumbrAdas.
Goleta lamerieAns eAsbury Fon.
tsines. dsbs hAber salido do N. Yo, X
para ssts q dltimos del pasado.
vapor franses % levsds 90 sguar'
do proeedents dc Europa do un mo
mento & otro.
RntR0das
Coleta sEngrscias dc In iSla.
6alidas
GoletAs aPsdritos s sIsabslAs.
Rlquos cn0pucrSo
TRAvE2IAi
<Pathuders dsseargAndo
sSprinnelds dessargando .
sFortunas Id.
COSTANEROs
sRieardo Ruixs pandisnts
GDos HsrmanosS FsiArdo
s0oraz6n dc Marias peudients
Carmen pendiente
sPfogresos Yabucoa
sUberitas pendientel
cana Narias aendients
aEpgrscisS psndiente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
Ell CABALtERO DE CASA ROJA

ssoF En- que pisnaa a dsSQlca de mur spo Ia
propis Vsrdad mue reins continue e
gnto bur6n cuyo Gendo hubiera Hico dd ner
pstlr que eSs obgadO guArdar reina los mira
mientoI que tiensn por IL muisr de un iornalsro
mo import, TODD muy triate, djo DevArx
Triate, pero necesaro dio Lorn; 10 meior como ID
has dicho penSar clio.
90 puso . cantar
Aver Niceta
BAio 10 sombra
Del verde boaque
MarChabR soa
Aqu legabs Lorfn de canci6n buc6icI cuando de
h1ca zquierda del rudo
de iuramsntos amenAziS nanto.
Que GgnfcA eUol prsgunt6 DevAux
Cuslquera diria era ID do n6o respond6 LO
rim eseuchando.
En efsco replied 81 guarda nscionsl pobre niho
en c4sgan; vsrdAd debiAn enVar aQui
los que tenen hiiOs
% 1ieres cantarl die avinada.
YlG voE cant6 como para dar el eemplo.
MadamA Veto prometdo hAbfs
DsgolAr Paris en- solo un df1..
No. dio 81 nho, no cAntark
-QuiersI OAntsr9
a repiti6:
MsdamA Veto hAbia prOmsLdO.
NO, diio 81 ni6o no. no, no.
-Ah brib6D, diio la
e rudo sbAdor de hendi6 e aife 81 ni6o
lsnz6 an aulido de dolor
-Ah voto Cribss diio Lotn es Ell infAms Simon Qua
eaatigA 81 n6, Capeto
Agunos guarda nIcionIss spcogtron de hombros
tres trItaron de sOnreir, Devabx 90 le vAnt6 As6
~Bien 10 dec 20, murmur6 los padres dsbtan
trAr smks sQp.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05

gPIANO. Sc vende uno, de 81
perior calidAd, sumamsnte barato, In
formArk don Luis r. Miranda, diree'
tor de lA banda del reglmiento de
Puerto Rico. ISL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a 81 quintal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
REGRET ELDER is TO LEAVE.
Junius r. Wells is rendered Banquet by
Friends at Royalton.

South Royalton. October u Elder
.lmius + Wells, a representative Of the
Mormon church. gave farewell recep.
tion yesterday afternoon and evening at
the Mormon Memorial cottage in Sharon
to the many friends be has made in
Vermont while experimenting the cree
tion of memorial on the site OF the
birthplace Of Joseph Smith. the Mormon
prophet Work ON the monument and
cottage has been completed.
Mr.. Wells has been IN the state more
than q year.
Mr. Wells proposed the memorial and
was commissioned hy the Mormon church
to find the site, secured title 20 the land
and planned the memorial, The new,
handsome. well furnished cottage will
be 4 stopping place for all Mormons pas
sing through this section. u Is sur
rounded BY handsome grounds and fronts
on an artificial lake. all Of which will he
freely opened 10 the public. The hearth
stone ia the parlor was in the old Smith
cottage. In the rear Of the cottage
stands granite memorial, bearing an
inscription testifying to the faith Of the
Mormons.
A banquet WAS served The guests last
evening and many testified TO their
Friendship for Mr.. Wells and their re.
gret at his leaving the state,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
RANDOLPH.

Miss Sarah Chedel of Franklin Falls,
n H. is at the home Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George a. Chedel.
William Howard Of Concord. n r.,
and Mrs. Arthur Howard Of Franklin, n
H., are visiting for few days at s.
w Howard's.
Dana II. Morse and George Pride were
in NorthGeld yesterday To attend meet
ing Of the stockholders and directors Of
the Dog River Valley Fair association.
Frank Burridge, who has been EN-
ployed in Boston for the past six
months, has returned here accompanied
BY his sister. Miss Winiffed Burridge
who had been spending a few days il
that city.
Charles White and family. who have
been making their home in Peth for
the past six months, have moved their
household goods into the Il + Manches-
ter house on the East Braintree road
where they viii make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Tassie Of New
Haven, Conn, who have been spending
ten days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4. d. Williams, left yesterday for their
home. They were accompanied on theiI
return by Mr.. Williams. who has been
in poor health for several months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
RECOVERING STOLEN
GOODS I'm MONTREAL
United States Officials After Plunder
Taken from Vermont and New
Hampshire.

Ottawa, Ont. Oct. 31.-United States
detectives yesterday reached Montreal
to trace and il possible take back with
them goods secured by Harry MeDale
in Vermont and New Hampshire and
shipped to Montreal, where they were
sold By the alleged thief, Chief Ober
Of Claremont, n. FL, and II =, Joy ot
Boston. Mass related the details. Chief
0her said.
"McDale started his operations il
September and made d speciality of steal
ing Starett manufactured goods and
selling them to mechanics. He made 4
raid in Newport, N IL, and cleaned
out lot of goods. Then the police got
busy but nothing was heard Of him I'M
til he reached Lebanon, n. H., where
he visited the hardware stores, taking
tools, iacl<nives and quantity Of raz-
ors. He also has a strong liking foI
getting away with razors In fact, his
whole forte IL getting away with both
Starett tools and razors Of every manu-
facture.
From Lebanon he went To Claremont
NJ H.. Barre, WI, Norwich, N, II. From
claremont he shipped dress suit case
filed with jewelry BY express 70 ST
Lambert, signing the bills as Harry NJ
Dole and getting a receipt for the same
In addition he made a large shipment
Of tools from ClaYemont To ST Lam
bert about the 18th Of October
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.

The Senate Il not introducing many
bills, and. HI faet, the House has not
received the usual number for this period
of the session
Speaker Cheney's prodding Of the mem.
bcrs of the House to get to work had an
Immediate effect in causing chairmcn Of
the committees to call for hearings at
once.
The Barre railroad has extended an
invitation 70 the legislature to visit the
Barre granite quarries at some date
which shall be most convenient to the
members. On motion OF Mr.. Jackson Of
Barre City tile House moved a vote OF
thanks and that committee of three be
appointed To arrange the time for such
Ia trip The motion prevailed, and the
speaker named Mr. Jackson, Mr. Senter
Ios Montpelier and Mr.. Hatch of Strafford
as such committee Speaker Cheney
cautioned the House that If II takes an
afternoon oil for the excursion there
ought to be an evening session on that
day.
Among the visitors yesterday was
Judge i. G. 0'Sulliyan of the court Of
special sessions in New York and his
brother, the Rev D. T. O'Sulliyan. for
meijy representative from st. Adams
City They are brothers Of the Rev. w.
j. O'Sulliyan Of Montpelier,
Ex-Governor Il w. Barstow Of Shell
bume was among the prominent visitors
yesterday.
Byigadier General Lewis A. Grant ar
rived in Montpelier yesterday afternoon
and was escorted to the Pavilion ho-
tel by Colonies Norton and Gibson of
Governor Proetor's staff, and Colonel A.
G. Brown Of that city, who went to
Essex Junction to meet him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
ITALIAN wARsHIp ARRIVES.
Warmly Greeted by Boston People
Yesterday.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 81. With bands
playing and big guns firing national
salutes, the Italian cruiser Fieramosea
steamed up to the Charlestown navy
yard yesterday just as the cruiser
passed the South Boston fats the ma
tional salute Of twenty.one guns was
fired and the guns from the navy yard
responded in honor Of the ships COM
mander, Admiral Roberto Cali, who later
made a formal call upon Admiral Snow.
This visit will be returned today by
the latter.
As the cruiser came into the harbor
about 1900 Italians were gathered On
the recreation pier and gave the visit
ing sailors rousing cheers.
The Fieramosea came to this coun-
try to attend the unyeiling Of the Verdi
monument III New York. How long she
win stay in Boston is not known, AT.
ter leaving here the cruiser will return
to Italy and will be broken up, as she
is Of an obsolete type.
The Fieramosca is 300 feet long and
has displacement of 3,745 tons. She
carries a crew Of 500 men, has two ten
inch guns, eight six-inch guns and sew
eral guns Of smaller calibre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.
Guilds Plurality is Fixed at $4,000 to
Moran's 10000 to 10000.

Boston, Oct 31.--Within week of
The election, the managers of the Re
publican state campaign are so confident
Of Gov. Guilds reelection that yester-
lay they declared with great positive
aess his plurality would be at least 80,
300, and perhaps $4,000.
1t is understood that Senator Lodge
hopes for much larger plurality than
he 10000 or $4,000 normal Republican
preponderance, since anything less than
"a JOLT would be likely to bring about,
n the next campaign, "the same thing
,ver again
Granville S. MaeFarland of Mr.,
Moran's bureau declined TO give out
figures yesterday. He said he was con-
fident his candidate would win, but that
there were 50 many elements TO be con
sidered that lie did not care 20 offer
figures. being content with the fact that
the situation gave assurance of salts
factory result.
The Moran workers are as confident
as the Republicans that their candidate
will win, and their estimates of the plur-
ality range from 10000 to 10000, though
many of them hold the belief that a
tidal waive is coming which viii land
Mr.. Moran in the State House with even
larger plurality. They do not claim
that they have a complete canvass on
which to base their estimate, but assert
that they have sufficient adyices from
various sections to furnish an accurate
gauge on the drift Of sentiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31

CHARGED WITH
MURDER
-
DR.. Jim. Ryder, OF Bellows
Falls Is Arrested
CHARGED WITH CRIME
A Girl Dies in the Doctors Office al
Bellows Falls, and He Is Now
Charged With Performing
Operation

Bellows Falls, Oct. 81 DIR. J. M.
Ryder was arrested BY Sheriff Thomp-
son last night, charged with the murder
Of Miss Eva Martin, age 25, Of Proctors-
vile, by criminal operation
Miss Martin and Miss Holland came
down from Proctorsville yesterday after
noon at 1;20, and were met at the sta
tion BY DR.. Ryder proceeding at once
to his office. Nothing was seen of them
again until about o'clock, when the
undertaken was notified that Miss Martin
was dead
Dr. Ryder denies performing the oper-
alton and claims that he merely made
an examination, during which the patient
collapsed. On information from Proc
torsyille, the facts were ascertained that
the young woman left home in delicate
condition with the understanding she
was to visit DR.. Ryder An autopsy will
be held tomorrow morning.
DIR. Ryder was arrested in Woodstock
once before on a similar charge but was
not convicted. Miss Martin Was a bright
girl and had always borne 4 good rcpn-
tation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
wILLIAMSTowN.

Melvin Burnham is improving from
bis injury at the stoneshed saturday,
but has not been able TO be around the
house any as yet.
Mrs Ida Mahoney Of Rutland is dem.
onstrating the Perkewa coffee at Lynde's
store during this week The public is
invited TO sample the same.
There viii be dance at l. O. O. r,
hall Saturday night, November 3rd, ami
a good time is expected Good music
will be furnished. Bill 80 cents.
Az Forrest Cram was returning from
the village Monday evening, his dog dis
covered coon ID tree near the road,
which was soon captured, and they re-
turned TO the house, but the dog was
not satisfied with this prize and again
returned to the woods. followed by Mr.,
Cram, and they soon killed another one
Of about the same size. They were fine
looking animals, weighing about IS
pounds each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
BoNNYMAN-MATsoN.
Pretty Home Wedding at Northheld of
Two People Wei Known in Bafre.

Northfeld. Oct 81. At the pleasant
home Of the bride on East hill yester-
day morning at II o'clock, occurred the
marriage OF Miss Jennie Matson. only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Matson
and John Bonnyman Of Barre. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by Rev
a. \. lewis, rector Of Christ chuscn
Montpelier. and took place IN the parlor
which was decorated with ferns and
palms. Tho bride wore handsome
gown Of point ID spirit over white silk
and carried bride roses Miss Jemma
Bonnyman, sister Of the groom attended
the bride and wore charming gown of
pale blue crepe de chine over blue silk and
carried pink roses The regular Episcopal
marriage service with ring was used
After the wedding the company sat down
to hounteous wedding breakfast which
was served in the dining room and sit
ting ROOM Only the members Of tho
contracting parties and immediatefFiends
were present. The young couple were
the recipients Of many presents.
Mr.. Bonnyman N 4 member of the
firm Of Bonnyman q Gay, granite deal
crs, Barre, where be il well and popular
" known. while Miss Matson has been
employed hy the Federation Of Ladies' in
Barre. doing district nursing for the past
two years. She is one of Barre's most
popular nurses and the Federation as well
as physicians speak in the highest terms
OF Miss Mafs0n and the splendid work
she has done among the worthy poor Of
Barre, and many are the good wishes
which 90 TO her III her new field Of labor
MI and Mrs. Bonnyman left on the
one O'Clock express for New York and
Philadelphia for two weeks, after which
they viii return q Barre, where they
will be al home to their host of friends
Among the relatives from out Of town
who attended the wedding were: Mrs.
Isabel Bonnyman, mother Of the groom
Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey CAV Mr..
and Mrs. James Glass, Barre; Mr.. and
Mrs W. d. Merrick. Mr.. and Mrs, p.
l.. Kennedy, Mr. aud Mrs. George Me-
keag, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Matson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Motson, Concord N.
I'll; Albert Matson, Beverly, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
KEEPS CATTLE
OUT OF VERMONT
Judge Weeks Prohibits the Importation
Without His Permission.
Must Pay The Examination
Expense.

Burlington, Oct. 2l.-Judge John
Weeks Of Middlebury, who constitutes
the state board Of cattle commissioners,
since the removal and resignation Of the
members Of the former board as result
Of the diseased beef scandal. has issued
an order prohibiting the importation Of
all cattle into the state Of Vermont until
i permit has been obtained from him.
This action Is taken because Of the ex-
istencc Of tuberculosis among cattle in
states bordering on Vermont and is in
line with similar action taken last spring
bs the former board.
Permits must be returned TO the cat>
tle commissioner as soon a. the animals
haxe been brought into the state and
such permit cannot be outstanding more
than 80 days. All cattle will be detained
in quarantine until released by the cattla
commissioners or his agents Owners Of
cattle viii he required to pay the expense
OF quarantine and examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
THE ATHENA CLUB.
Entertained at Ghost Party at the
Home of Mrs George Bates.

Last night nearly all the members
Of the Athena club met at the home
Of Mrs. George Bates on Liberty street
and were treated TO a genuine surprise,
in the form Of a ghost party. everything
being a representation Of I've olden
time Halloween The committee hay-
ing the affair in charge was composed
Of Mrs. Howland, Mrs Powers, Mrs. Hale
and Mrs. 5aI3tes.
The guests were met at the door by
Miss Nina Bates. who was dressed as
a ghost and directed them to The dress
ing room, where they were met BY an-
other ghost, Miss Mildred Bates The
only trimmings the rooms had were
sheets, which were extended over the
walls and were covered with bats.
witches and black eats. The rooms
were lighted with what small light the
numerous iacll.o'lanterHs afforded and
a few candles set ON potatoes and beets.
The collation. was served on the floor,
a red cloth being spread. and paper
plates were used. The fruit and candy
dishes were formed from pumpkins and
at each plate was a menu card IN the
form OF pumpkin. The menu consist
cd of turtle sandwiches. black eat his
cults, midnight twisters. Halloween
pates, witch cake, devils eoneoetion. hid
den meats, farmers fruit and the last
the best Fortunes were told by Mrs.
Powers and good time WAS enjoyed
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