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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
EDITORIAL

to remove the p1ofousd Impression
produced by acts SO recent and SO
brutal which live il the popular mind
as painful and bitter memory.
Though Mr. Root, 10 the course OF his
course in Montevideo, went SO far as
to intimate that be believed that the
declaration of the Monroe Doctrine
was proclamation made to the
world Of the ability of the Latin
American peoples to govern their
own countries; though he mainta ined
with marked vehemence, that there
was nothing in the proposed move
ment looking TO closer relations with
Lstin-Ame erican hostile to the inter
ests of those European countries
from whom had been derived the
language spoken in America, the ira
ditions, laws and customs; yet he
presumed to characterize as nnwise
colonial systems which had been
established by civilizing nations, and
to do this in the face of what all
the world knows to be the reality,
was not only III advised but also
stupid.
The United States is well qualified
to speak of unwise and imprudent CO.
lonial systems. After it's record in
the PHILIPPINES, in Porto Rico and in
Hawaii, it's vieus, touching coloni-
zatlon, have a marked significance
How can it consistently condemn and
criticize colonial systems when it has
given such an unfortunate and lam
enta BILE example as a colonial admin
istrater?
Where is to be found the beneficial
effect of American colonial admins
tration2 In what Colony has been Sc
en- the triumphant effects and sue
cess of redemptionism7
Here, unfortunately, we can affirm
that it's success has in no way been
evidenced.
In the other colonies, it is pretty
much the same.
There has been given the stup-
endous spectacle never seen here
before, never dreamed of by any one,
of people fleeing from the Island,
emigrating, which the pea SAINTS have
believed to be the only means OF
saving their lives.
And Mr.. Root can speak of unsuc-
cessful colonial systemslss sp.s -
While there exists in the Phillip
ines and in Porto Rico the unsuc-
cessful system imported by redempt-
ionism, it would have been more
discreet and fitting for the illustrious
American diplomat to have abstained
from evoking the sad spectres Of
those islands oppressed by the rig
lors of a feudal colonizing system,
which enslaves and impOverisheS
those who are it's victims
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To whom it may concern

Notice is hereby given to all the
creditors and debtors of the firm of
KARL E. SWIGGETT & CO., deal
ers in MEMS FURNISHINGS and
CUSTOM TAILORS, doing business
heretofore at No. 20 Plaza Principal
San Juan, P. R., that on the 23rd day
of January, 1906, RALPH S. SWIG.
GETT acquired by purchase all the
right, title and interest of KARL E.
SWIGGETT in the sa id firm. That
from the said date KARL E. SWI-
GGETT has had no interest whatso,
ever in the said business, nor any
right to represent it, collect bills,
buy supplies etc, for said firm, and
all persons are warned that any bills
paid by them to the said KARL Z.
SWIGGETT, shall be done at their
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30

Redemptionism has changed its
tactics; it no longer proclaims, as
heretofore, with an irritating exhib1-
ton of haughtiness, the inferiority
of the Latin American nations, nel-
ther inconsiderately and unwisely
boasts of possessing the mystic key
which will unlock the doors of peace
and progress for the governments OF
the Spanish-American Republics.
Redemptionjsm fatters and cajo-
les, it chooses words which sound
most soothing to the ear, and puts
them in the mouths of the most dex-
ferrous emissaries and exponents of
the new system, and with these reco-
urses, from which is expected pow
erful and telling effect, it launches
forth to the conquest of the world.
The modern redeemers perhaps
fancy that with well chosen words Of
dazzling import and two OF three
telling phrases, they can counteract
the hostile impression produced by
their unpopular deeds.
The address Of Mr. Root, delivered
in Montevideo, is one Of the most
happy efforts made in line with the
new policy OF expansionism.
We produced in Our edition of
Yesterday an excerpt from the disco
urse, delivered. by the American Sc
cretary of State in the capital Of
Uruguay, in which our readers can
admire the sympathetic and newest
means with which redemptionism
proposes to recover the ground lost
by its recent violent and aggressive
practises.
The superior men appear to have
abandoned the presumptuous atti-
tude which gave them an antagonis-
tic and displeasing aspect. They
have realized that pride carried to a
ridiculous extreme is An absurdity;
they have learned that it is wiser to
refrain from expressing those ideas
and vagaries which have no value
save in their own minds, and though
they have not abandoned their exp
ansionistic which they have
attempted to place in the category
of ideals-they have changed their
proceeding, and instead OF that ms
ufferable haughtiness with which
they spoke of necessary Intervention
in the name of peace and for the
prestige of American civilization,
they boast of confraternity, feign ing
a profound respect for the ancient
civilization of South and Central
America in words which sound hol :
low and are incapable of counteract-
ing the effects of their Ill advised
action.
In an address more or less brilli-
ant, more or less inspired, more or
less eloquent, it has beer impossible
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
Las notiCias SenSaCI0naEe9
en- La Habana
Nendieta sc ha rendidO

Nueva York jueves.-En la Capital de Gu
ba sc han recibido Ultima hora muy sensacio-
males noticias.
Los revolucionarios han incendiado los
pueblos de Nazareno y San Jose.
En- Guines ha habido un empenado com
bate.
En- las Villas y Pinar del Rio han ocurrido
varios 1evantamientos. FL coronel Mend1eta
sc ha rendido.
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e regreso de MIR. Bryan
Una ovaci6n popular

Nueva York, jueves.-De regreso de su re
ciente excursion Europa ha llegado Nueva
York, ell ilustre hombre publico Mr.. Bryan, can
didato dos veces derrotado la Presidencia de
la Republica.
El senor Bryan han sido muy ovacionado
su regreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
Una resolution
ahrumadora
Lo que proyecta ell Sr. Estrada Palma

Nueva York, jueves.-La noticia de que
el Presidente Estrada Palma esta dispuestO a
dimitir en- vista de la gran importancia que tie
ne G, movimicnto revolucionario ha CausadO
entire sus partidarios una viva excitacion.
La actitud del sefor Estrada Palma tiene
abrumados sus partdaTiOs
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SeryleIO Especial del Bolelm Mereanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
Ia renunCia de-
Sr. Estrada Palma
Io que Sc dice con insistencia

Nueva York, jueves-En los circulos pc
liticos de information de esta ciudad sc da
como probable la notic1a de que el senor Essra-
da Palma, en- vista del giro que van tomando
los successes en- Cuba, resgnara el mando del
Gobierno.
Esta version Sc considera muy autorizada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
HorribIes e8Cenas
EN- Russia
Los libertariOs matando ninos

Nueva York, jueves, despachos que
Sc reciben de Paris dcen que los ultimos suce-
SOS de Russia han sido verdaderamente horrorO-
SOS.
Ademas delgobernador han sido nuertos
dos hijos de este funcionrio
La multitud, despues de cometer todo gf-
nero de excesos ha sido tiroteada rematada
en- las GALES plazas de Warsovia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
Los rewoIuci0narIoS
ocupan ! Jibacoa
La revoluci6n en- la provincial
de la Habana

Nueva York, jueves,-Las notcias que Sc
reciben en- la Habana, dicen que los revolucio-
narios han tornado libacoa, sosteniendo I'm tt
roteo nuy empe nado con los defensores de la
pOblacion.
En- la provincial de la Habana' toma TN in
cremento extraordinario la revoluCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30
"a guerra de des-
truccion en Cuba
Los destrozos en- los ferrOcarriles

Nueva York, jueves-Los desperfectos he
chos Dor los rebeIdes cubanos en- las lineas fe
rroviarias de la Republica, muy cuantiosos.
Con objeto de impedir que el gobierno pue-
da rnovilizar sus fuerzas, nan destruido en-
grandes extensiones la via del tren.
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Auifaci6n reinante
EN- Catalufla
Ell gobierno esta prevenido

ueva York, jueves. .-Desde Madrid ca
blepraffan que Sc observan evidentes senales
en- las provincias catalanas, que hacen temer la
explosion de sucesos tan lamentables como los
que han ocurrido en- Bilbao recientemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-30

own risk, in view Of the fact that the
said RALPH S. SWIGGETT has
acquired all the rights to said busin-
ess and assumed all the debts and
assets, he alone being the firms re-
preventative.
(SignedA
RALPH S. SWIGGETT
doing business as
KARL E. SWIGGETT s. co.
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RICHMOND.

There will be memorial union services
next Sunday AT the Universal Church.
The children will take part in the exer-
ciseS.-Thcre is very fine O-fOot flag
pole now ready to be raseu before Memo
rial day, and a new flag 10 by ID feet also
to he used by the graded school. The lawn
party In the school grounds last Friday
night was a fine success with their Chi
neso lanterns. music, ice cream, lemonade,
etc. The school realizes a fine sum to pay
the graduating expenses at the close of
this term.-There have been sol voters
that have filed their Intentions to vote. Re-
publicans. 240: democrats. "a; independ-
ents, 6; anarchist 1.-Vern w. Green, Il
graduate of the Burlington Business COL
lege, has IA position In Springfield, Mass,
in the American Express company at a
good salary. lie starts Wednesday for his
new position DIR. II. j. Andrews and fam
lily were the guests of Mr., and Mrs. S. A.
Andrews over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. A
O. Ferguson or Burlington were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. u. Andrews the first
of the week.-Mr. and Mrs Francis Yantz
and family OF Williston were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry German the Srs'
of the week
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EAST HARDWICK.

John Carpenter Of St. Johnsbury visited
T.. y. Carpenter last Week.-Mrs. Kent of
San Diego. Cal. is guest at T. G.. Bron-
sor's-Dr Weeks and Mrs. Bailey re-
prcsontativos Of I. o. -. +. and Re
heccas returned from Grand Lodge at
Burington.-Mis Jennings and Miss
Goodall spent Saturday and Sunday at
.C. s. Montgomery Mrs. Clinton
stevens has been IN Stannard the past
weel<-'rhe Sunday evening service Is
10 he held at 7:3O after this week Cor
nclius cole has rented the house on the
W s. Bailey farm.-A. 6. Mcmahon mas
given up tho Grand Union Tea com
panv work.--Whllc at work IN the saw
mill last Tuesday Nelson Allen lost the
first Joint of ono finger and end Of an
Intho--Mrs. Davis Of South Walden Is
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Austr
Laird .-Mrs Arthur Flanders of Wolcot'
has been spending n few days with he'
sister, Mrs. J. NJ Atkins.-First and Sc
cond degree was conferred on three can
| dldates at tho Grange meeting las
|
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAPDWICK.

Mrs. Maria Benjamin has moved into
the upstairs tenement in Burt Cobh's
house on Church street. hannibal Spauld-
ing who was formerly proprietor of the
Hardwick Inn. has rented the tenement
in the cobb block on Main street.-The.
Spauldine and family arrived in town
Saturday evening and arc guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. &. S. cobb on
Church strect.-N. II. Sawyer of this place
was united TN marriage to Mrs. Lucy Ro!-
ilins OF West Derby Tuesday evening. Mr.
Sawyer was until recently one of the r.
If. y. mail carriers. Mr.. and Mrs Sawyer
! will reside in West DerhY.-Frcd Iarabee
and 1noz Thomas were married Tuesday
/ May l.. 'rhc ROY. 9. l.. lowell Of the
BAPTIST church performed the ceremony.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Laraber Will reside here
"A very pleasant social was rendered the
/ R,y. and Mrs G. l.. Lowell in the par
lors Of tho baptist church Friday even
Ing. Refreshments were served during the
evening United Workers held IL we'll
attended supper Friday cvening.-The Rev.
James S. Clark occupied the pulpit at tn"
CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday. Mr.. Clark
returned Friday evening from vacation
of several days spent in New York city
and Brattleboro.- Invitations have been
issued for the wedding of Miss Carrie
Nichols and Burton Stone which will oc-
lcur next Wednesday AZ the home of the
brides parents II S.. Johnsbury. After a
short trip Mr.. and Mrs. stone will return
here to reside and Mrs. Stone Will retain
her position as head clerk in the McI.ain-
Leach store Mr. Stone is employed in
the Office of the Woodbury. Granite com
Ipany--'rhc Rev. J. w. Burgin, who was
lat ono time pastor of the Baptist Church
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HINEsBURGE.

Mrs A. X. Moore has returned to
burlington. after spending two weeks
with her son, Charles.
Henry Baldwin Of Potsdam, y. Y. IS
visiting his sisters. Mrs. II. A Beechor
and Miss Sarah Baldwin.
Mrs Daniel Patrick has returned from
a visit with relatives in Burlington.
Mrs Fay Kenyon and Mrs. Austin at
tended the 5Oth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Place in Jericho
Friday evening.
Mrs II. n. Murphy returned to Bur
lington Saturday. after a few days visit
at A. s. Hull's.
The O. F.. s. entertained 20 members
Of the Bristol chapter Friday evening.
A. n. Nittum OF Nergennes will drill
the local band once a week during tho
summer.
The services Memorial sunday will h'
held in the Baptist church. The Rev
Mr.. Contois will deliver the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitton are the par
| cnte of q new boy baby.
| George Buster Of Albany. y. Y. il
visiting his parents.
/ The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist Church wish to extend thanks to al
! friends who 50 kindly assisted them dur
! Ing their recent sale, especially tn" con
rregationai society for the courtesy ten
dorcj
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NOTICE.

THE PURPOSE Of a memorial from the
first known and mos: famous of all
monuments. the Pyramids. down 20 the
90 honor the departed with monument
that will list seccceding generations
Our work Is building Just such mem
orsls. Located IN the granite centre
of the world. with the largest quarries
al our very door. where are gathered
the ablcst carVers and most skilled
workmen at our command, we are sur
of high class monumental work not ex-
listing elsewhere our designs are ex-
elusive our material is carefully Sc
lected. our cutters so well trained and
the finish OF our work 50 superior that
Il is ,mposs bic that any of our goods
could in any way be made better We
can truthfully say, not as good as
but the best of its kind We also guaran-
tee every piece of work sent out by us
to be Just as represented. our motto:
Satisfied Customers. All work here
shown is made from the celebrated
Dark Rarre granite. We can also fur
nish work from these designs In Wcster-
", New Westerly. Quincy, Concord or
Milford GRANTEES IL desired. Granite and
marble monuments. DO not fail to get
our prices. our catalogue is yours for
the asking. Barre Granite Purchasing
Agency, Averill Bldg. Barre, VI, Branch
office, 1877 St. Paul St. Burlington, VI
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CHARLOTTE.

Tho Rev. r. Hungerford occupied the
pulpit Sunday in exchange with Mr.. Gu
lick.-There was n heavy frost Sunday
night and considerable damage was done
TO early sardens.--Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
Field arrived from California Sunday
William Foote, John a. Lewis and G.
NJ. Burlington are delegates to the con-
vention in Jericho.-Walter Mcneil of
North Bennington spent few days In
town last week.-Mrs. Beeman Is spend
ing some time with her son. DIR. Falhy,
and family Hugh Phillips of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company,
was in town on business Friday.-Mrs.
T.. NJ. and Miss Sarah l.. Palmer arrived
homo Friday from California. Several
teachers from here attended the educa-
tional meetings IN Nergennes last week.
The selectmen are at work on the
tax bill for this year and it will soon be
in the collectors hands. There Will he
a three per cent. discount on taxes paid
on or before June ~.
Isaac Coleman Of Springfield, Mass
visited hts mother here last week.
Miss Mary Dakin of North Ferrisburgh
visited Mrs. Alma Dean last week.
Mitchell Ferry Of Plattsburgh. n. y. is
! in town for the summer.
A squadron Of cavalry from Fort Ethar
| Allen passed through here last Tuesday q
| their practice march 10 Rutland. Arthur
Manor spent Sunday with his parents
| here.-Mrs Ernest Owen and son and Mrs
Smonds Of Hartford. Conn. arc guest!
| OF O. IT, Alexander --Fdward McGowar
is at Wilbur Fields island for tho sum
mer Mrs. Alexander ST. George and sol
of Bristol visited friends in town las
week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

G. l.. Van Welt is making preparedness
for building a silo this summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Burton ieers ar" the parents OF
a son horn the 10Th inst.-Master Earl
Ellison, who has been confined at nome
for the past ten days with ivy poisoning
is convale scing There was no school IN
district number ten last Thursday ana
Friday. The teacher. Miss Daisy Bull
spent Thursday visiting schools and Fri
day attended the convention at YER
gennes.-Prof. 4. l.. Emo, who was called
home last week by tho sudden death or
his father r. r. Emo, left for trhana'
H.. IN the early train Monday morning.
the Rev. Mr.. Edwards Of Hnoshurgh is
supplying the pulpit at the BAPTIST
Church. Madam Rachael Carr and little
granddaughtor, Gladys lefi by inc early
train Monday morning for Copenhagen
X Y. To he present nj the marriage oi
nor son. the Rev q. ". carr and Miss
Milliccnt Hardy Tuesday the End inst
nfter which she wiz return 70 her nome
in Lawrence. y. Y.-Five teachers from
Charlotte were in attendance nj the
teachers institute IN Nergenn"s last Fri
dav.-Mr and Mrs. Eyarts Worcester
who were the guest of DR.. ana Mrs
Varnev few days last week, left for
Mr.. Worccster's fathers in Thetford sat
urday morning. The evening before tneIr
departure a few Of the friends of Mrs
Worcester moe Cleveland called and were
n,easantiy entertained. Cake and lee
cream we're served during the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Worcester expect to sal
for their future home In Cervantes' =. L.
about the middle Of Jun" Mrs
Worcester Is n most ostimablc young
lady and the good wishes OF host OF
| friends 60 with the young couple.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Tilley and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Irish and little
daughter. Florence, also Miss Florence
Perry of burlington spent Saturday and
Sunday at g. ". 'rilley's.
DIN Ryan of ST. Adams passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Tho
mas Ryan.
Miss Anna Muir who has been con-
fined to the house for the past week, Is
much improved
About 40 ~ the friends and neighhors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Prior gathered at
their pleasant home on Fourth street 10
help thom celebrate their silver Wedding.
They were presented with set of dishes
and so in money. Refreshments were
served
Mrs. W. e. L,vermore and daughter.
Ruth. Of Charlotte visited her parents
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Steel remains about the
same. Mrs j. w. Jones Of burlington
came sunday to 500 her.
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CHl7TENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO CENTER.

MISS tIorence B'cKnell Is n nome rom
h'r School' SICK with inc 'hu'''ps'-
ana Mrs W. A. Nhnmp ana son. 'onaiu.
visited the'r 'ather' Asa 'hurch' an"
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert hN'ns'oh SUNDAY
Edawrd l.adue mas moved 10 inc S'o'E
tenement house near 'he Ice RIVER
croamery.-The Key ana MIS- d, W.
Coffin, Mrs j. w. Hart MIS- Mary
Ransom. Mrs. u. !" murdoch ana N'S'
+. \. Fuller attended the county con
ference of congregational 'hurcheS al
jericho TINS week. MISS Elsie I u0rnE
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WEST MILTON.

Owing to falling health George MARCEL
has given up work at the creamery and
James Bronson from Willow Bay farm
has taken his place.-'rhe river has been
covered with boats the past week and a
great many pike have been cauRht-Sid
Howard and wife Of Colchester made tbs
largest catch OF any reported, they catch
ing AZ in a few hours Thursday. Mr.. Hobbs
from Milton caught 40 the same day
Harry Costello lost a fine colt five weeks
old from pneumonia last week.-The eff
fects of high license Is conspicuous among
some of the fishermen. One party last
Thursday from Westford shooting At a
fellow in another boat but missed his
mark. and tinnlly took dive In the
river.-Albert Walston of Petty Brook has
Just received news of the death of tbs
wife of his brother. william, who is a
missionary in South Africa.
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MILTON BORO.

Wild animals were out sunday night
\ deer and fox were seen and por-
cupinc killed near the stone shop
Mrs Roy Howard and Miss Anna os-
good attended the funeral of Ira New
ton at Georgia Center FridaN-Thc
funeral OF Ebb, son of Peter BopreN'
was held at the church at one o'clock
Thursday. The Rev. Nj II. Ryan Off
ciated. The Georgia Plain choir fur
nished music. The bearers were his
four brothers Henry, charlie, jed and
Willie BopreN. lntermont was IN the
Boro cemcterY-Mr. Wright is i'm
proving In health.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ W. iiulsdale and son, Clark,
rode to Essex Centre last Sunday, where
they will spend the week with her mother.
Mrs. c. II. Small --Comradc James Mill
ham Is somewhat improved IN health 50
as to get out to ride-Mr. and Mrs. M.
W. IIinsdale, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Tilley.
Marguerite and Martin Tilley, Mrs, 3, +,
Hinsdale Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mans
field, Mr., and Mrs. +. r. iirsdale and
Mrs. n. r.. Parker attended the regular
convocation of La Plat Chapter, O. r. >,
in Hinesburgh last Friday evening'-Miss
Kate Percel OF Shelburne Is with heI
| mother. Mrs. Noonan, the most OF the
time. School has been closed for tive
| weeks on account OF the teacher being
indisposed S. n. Tilley OF Wtlliston wal
| I'm town last Friday the guest or MI
brother. IL. II. Tlley,-I.ouis ketteI mai
improved the looks OF his dwelling YER,
much by the application OF new paint
Mrs, Miranda Wescott goes to Falkland
Pa, the last OF this week to spend SOM
! time with her uncle James Marvin.
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MONKTON.

Tho funeral Of II. l.. Stilson. who died
last Monday morning, was held ON Tues
day afternoon at his late home with his
son, e. L. Stillson y large concoursc
of relatives friends and acauaintan""s
wcr" IN attendance. Tho funeral was I'M
der the direction OF Undertaken kctcham
Of Norgcnnc-. aud g NJ Stonc. The Recv.
a. T.. tlarpcr OBLIGATED and the burial
was in the cemetery at the Boro.
THE Rev. =. |" Dow, presiding eolder,
will be here next Saturday to hold the
first quarterly conference at the church
at the Bnro at IN o'clock n. NAN en-
ltrrtainmcnt by Miss Boltz Of North Fer
lrishurgh. consisting Of rccitatons and
readings. supplemented by singing by the
church choir viii be held In the church
Mt the Boro Friday evening. June /.
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COLCHESTER.

lawn partv will be held at IN"
Rev. George SINNERS next TUESDAY
evening. the 2ath. Ice cream Will he
serycd The Colchester Cornet band
will furnish music.-Miss Florence
Lyon is AT home for few days-Mrs'
Luna Taylor has returned to l'acon'a'
Washington. Mrs +. L. Parmeiee mas
gone to Argyle.--Mrs. }. T. Day re-
turned from Barre Monday.--A daush =
ter was born TO MI and Mrs W. H.
Muusou Tuesday,-Charl"s HENDERSON
was at home over Sunday.