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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27

On inspsssi6n do obras del dspartA' :
mento.
Sc sneusntra en sata ciudad don
JoaS Lsgo, sontratista do los obrss
Dc 10 cGrssl dc Arssibo. Ests MAS
no col rfsrsnsi6 con sl supsrintsndsnts
dc Obras ptblisas.
-Ha prrssntado 10 renupeia do
ssrgsnto do 10 policia iusular 81 dis
tinguido jovsn don Miguel A. Franso,
quisn 90 aussntArG para los Estados
Unidos. Disha rsnunsia tsndrk sfscto
desde 81 8 do Octubrs pro x'mo.
Ell suartsl gsnsnal do 10 polisia
rseibi6 ssta man ana el siguisnts tels
grams:
<Aguadilla AEosto 20. -Asabo dc
regresar do AHasoo donde anc che
oeurri6 an ssesinato On 10 persona dc
Guillermo Marrero. ri masador, Nj.
comedies Pagan, 10 ipnri6 II maehsta
EOS. Foo embellishments detsnido
por sl tsnients Chapel y gusrdis Co
rretetero. Gap. Fs'nandez N&iers.
-Durarte 10 maiiana y tArde vi
sitaron 10 ofoiua del honorable 20
bernador Mr.. Winthrop oomisioues ds
los partidos y csrsonas IL aaysntss d.
10 Isle.
~Anoshs & 10 salida del tsatrc
fderon Arrsstados Juan do Dios San.
toni y Luis y Joa6 O'Nsill, por rifls. %
aeusa al primsro do hsbsr provosadc
q los Mgundos,
-Msnana embAreArA hAeia rs
tados Unidos. On sl vApor sCarolina,
sl attorney general Mr.. Fsuills, cor
liesncia por sells semsnss.
-Esta tards & les sells 90 reunit
sl eomitS do Franc uicias para diseutil
aauAtos de administration.
TSs vsnde un msgnifiso piano d,
tabricsci6n slemana, Pidanse infor.
mes GV. Garcia Salga ado. Carolina
Agoato 3. 1m.at
Ell maestro BlrGet dirlgi6 sl ID
bado On 10 nochs les tres xArxusla
que 20 pusier0n On cessna On nuestr'
tsatro.
-Aysr fAlleei6 en- sta siudad 1
antique euriAl don JoGe Julian Ahe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27
FELIPE TRIGO 12s

Otra de eadad Por qun han smpexdo Loo cos on s mi
radtss aQueas do india Al vionistA 81 lac mira
diNs del vions Loo caros diamantes do iud On conpara
C6n de- posbles bods lac pobrss amasas do
dies vesstas de nova en- linda nova desDertadas
preersncsa sAado desde6oo tsnsntin do caxadores
ErObblsmenten odo unto. sin que loo mismo ntersadoa
pusdAn dAr.s Ousnta que dc mudas rabias..
-eEepito
-eQu6s
Quiero bssOIs
BasnO. muer. otro.. % que tengo que audial,
-sEues no habsraa casado. habsrss ssoapadO
Conmigo... U.... IT,.
-sBusnO, muier ala voy... No IIorss TomaI.. -
asta que 10 panta A Orss 81 truchi-
man del tsnen seGn ssN Fura nQendo ora Do ruOes
ira ol vaador.
70 10 be porque be snido actor buen cudado Dc
voVerse haca h a. pero han vsto han dabido verIo
squsOs dos de ats uxgar impression: rsoisro ha
lsvansado ha Ado de ia leta bufAndO ipnA ha alberto
abAnCA dsante de a cars. RE Ono IS qu6......
El t6bIico apIAuda
Bravo bravo
Contin6a e ensayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27

-Hsmos rscibido hoy qusias sn %.
10 redassi6n dc la sonducta que viene
obsarvAndo On Puerta do TERRA el
cabo simompistri. do 10 policfa insu'
lar. Il akbado 10 sustrai aieron Ju.
F1u villanueva una csntidad do dine
70 do 90 casa. y hab!sndo dAdo suen.
b. dol hsaho { disho eabo. 6ste no 30
ha tornado sl smpaiio debido por ave
riguar sl hseh3. En- ssmbio ha en-.
4 prendido ana sampsfs soptrs los CO.
msreiantss. dsnuneikndolos por sual.
quisr insigniAsaneia.
Anoche, al dstener sl expresado
eabo & an tAl Rios, eonceido por Bo-
b& 10 sgrsdi6 con los puHos. 10 que
produjo 10 consiguiente indignation
entire les personas.
Por 10 visto. la elscsi6n do sabos
cara sl pussto de Pusfta de TERRA no
sismprs 90 aesrtads, puss regularmen.
10 % snvfan alf slemsntos muy snea-
rjfados con los republisanos, 10 que
do origsn { sstss susstionss que de-
nuasiamos. porqus sismprs les vieti'
mas SON unionistAs.
En- el trsn do sysr pcr 10 msia'
20 sAlieron hsoia Vega bsja nussiros
amigos don Julio Calves Ossro , don
Andres Rodriguez, quisnes ce'sb:aron
elf IN gran mssting do props gsnGs
que rssul6 un asto esp'6ndido.
Los oradorss faeron pressrtsdoa
81 ptblieo por un distipguids soYre
liglonario do sQuslla losalidad. sus
dissursos, hsrmosos. cor quistaron in
mensos splausos.
Apesar de 10 deBspaeible del item
POI puss estabs llovisndo dssde 10
noshs anterior, asistiercn n oil asto mas
do dos mil psvsonas.
Vega bsia, como sismpre. 4 10 oil
tura do % patriotismo, respondi6 4
aus eonviesiones ova sonAndo 4 nueA'
tros oysdores.
L. Union Allf 90 invsLcibls.
Hoy fasron pueatos en- libertsd d
On 10 skresl municipal. pcr sxtinei6n
Do sondsna, Manuel Fsrrsr, Jo.4 Cue
vas, Marsial Giro, Nstslio ssrrsno.
Joal Orslx. !Rsm6n H HsrnGnd,s, Jeats
Cabrsrs. Ramon Dfax, RIfssl Plnsls,
Esubsrio Nisvss y JoufA T iSds.
Ell sGbado & medic diA, On 10 CO.
lie dc San Ssbast 81, nm eaballo NOR
do sobrs sl hombro ixQuisrdo al niiio
Julio Caballsro, que fas aaiatido On
10 sala dc sooorros.
-Aetualmsnte % eslGa haciendo o
trAbsjos do hygiene % sl pueblo de
OiAlss.
@-Ya han empesado { trAsladarss
los gusrdias y elasss d. 10 poliefa
movidos de sss pusstos por una re-.
cisnts ordsn del cusrtsl general.
Ell sub-pussto dc polisfA do
Pusrts Dc TERRA, hs sido slsvado 6 10
eatsgoria de pussso, ysforskudoss con
msz guaidias y baei6ndoas algunoa
esmbi0s sn 81 personal dc ssrvieio.
81 slsaids do 10 cArsel municipa al
seHcr Pases. eaptur6 Anoehe On las
inmsdiasiones del tsatro al pr6fug
do disho penal don jose GuxmGn, Qrl
hAbiA desertsdo 6ssds el die Il.
-Ha ipgresado & eumplir conde
no do IN aho, sn la skteel do aal
J Juas, Antonio Noiios, dc Toa' alss
= asusadc do aeomstimisnto sgreli6
: con eireuDtaneias graves.
lOoNtiNda On IA pdqin& Sa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27

do, que aufri6, reeisntsmsnts una ops-
rssi6n quirdrg'es por sl dostor Lip
pitt. Reciban sus iamilarss nusstro
pesame.
-Aysr 90 verified an robo impor.
tants en- 10 casa eomsrsial de Los 10
flores Porisls y GAndarA do Vsgs
Bsis, Fu6 dstsnido. como Autor Jose
Ines Vale, & quisn 90 ls oeuparon 1ol
dollars elneuenlA csntavos. Ipgrsst
On 10 eareel.
-En sl barrio sCeiba Altar, d.
Aguadills, fus hsrido gravsmsnts Ra
mon Severe Marines, Los sgrssors
Cruz y Vilcmsno PumArsio fasroa do
tenidos.
A-Por 10 Corts do Distrito, Sec
ei6n ssgunds, fusron nombrados ssta
maflana los iurados que sigusn: don
Emilio Chsvrsmont, San Juap; dor
Am6rleo salss, San Juan; don ssgun
do Aks. Bsyam6r; DON Eduardo Ls
rrosa, San Juan, don Joas L. Rossy,
Bsysn6n; don Trinidad Llaugsr, 90
rozal; don Enrique Marri Casals, No
Pisdrasi don MariAno Fusntsn. San
Juan y don Alfonso CAldsr6n Rivera,
San Juan.
LA policfA ls oeu,6 sl skbAdo
an cuchillo & JoaS e gsAela. redusi6n'
dolo & prisi6p.
Sc eneusntrA On ls Isis el Aups.
rintendsnte do te!6grafos Mr. Qaigan
q Suien trahsia aotivamsnts On 10 ins
talasi6n do tslGisnos en- los pusblol
no prssistos adm con tan 6hl Aparato
para sl periodic electoral.
-Ha salido On libsrlsd provisio'
nal. por hAbsr prsstado aansa, o
individuo BArtalcm6 Inardo, que o.
sneontraba detsnido On 10 eksesl d.
San Juan.
AL amAnsesr dol domirgo el press
Juan Santana, uno de los aeusAdol
por el eifmsn do Bay Am6n, dsspertl
bsio 10 Aesi6n do Nm AtaQus narvloso
smprsndi6nde & golpes contra sul
comps iisroa. Fac resluido On salAbost
aparte.
Hoy empexaron On 10 Corte d.
Distrito, sssei6n segunds, loo iuieiol
por jurado.
@~ Nm sl Club do r. Kehrhahn 4
Co., rs 1an Fransissc, 10 vsndsn dol
rsloiss do orc eadA ssmana, entire q
soeios, abonando s0.6o 8 LOO ssmanal
La Ultima semana obtuvo uno dol
Eloy Garcia, do q. Juan soeio Edms
Iro Is.
-Hoy fusron pusstos "a libsrtad
proesdentes dc 10 cGresl do San Juan
On eumplimisnto do oondsna los prt
sos Juan RodrigusS y Bonifaeio n,
bre.
Con motive Do publican hoy o
trabsio do nuestro amigo sl ssno
Sotero Flgusros, eoineidiendo con o.
de dc Aniversario do In musrte d.
inolvidable don Jos6 Julian Aeostl
Iy 6 mas tsnsr que publican 10 rsasA
dc 10 Asamblea se'ebrAda eyer, q
pcdsmos dar 81 BkbliOo hc y 10 ressf
ItsatrAl do nussro ilustrado olabor,
dor ssiior ArssagA, 10 que hAremos {
10 prt xtma ediei6n.
j -Aensados de aoometimisnto
agre.i6n faeron arreatados eyer III
nuel Perex y Grsgorio Rios, & disp
slei6n del iueS municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27

AZUCAR. Para l. sxportaei6n
Sin operaeio mes.
Buquos an unciadOs
Vapor espanol sCAtalinas del
puerto do Barcelona para el nuestrc
ssli6 el Is del eorrisnte, hacienda lai
elcslas intermedias del Mediterr xneo
y Canariss.
Vapor espi q u <Nontsvidso.s r.
70 del que eursa estark aQuf procsden
b dc Espafia y seq airA visie para HA
bAna y escalas.
Vapor espafiol skartin Haepxs %
IL & 10 esrga On Barcelona do donds
saldrA sl S del entrants Septiembre
para sl MsditsrrAnso y CanArias ssts
isla & Isla do Cuba.
EmtFadas
De New York vapor amerisanc
sJulis Lus snbaihs con eargs.
De 10 isis golstss cana Mariss
sUberitas. <san Hjgusl,. <Esperanzs
saIidas
Golstas sAlA Blsneas y sEngra
cisS para 10 isla con carga.
Ruquos ON puerto
TRAVE6IA
sAdams W Spiess deaeargando
sRobert a. M. Curdys i'd
samuel W. HAttwayS descarRdc
sPAtf' ders desca, gando
<Csrolinas eargando
sJulis Lut k ksnbAths deacargando
COSTANEROS
sAla Blaness Humacao
<Dos Hermanoss Fsjardo.
sRrogresos Ysbueoa
<RIeardo Ruizs pendients
sIpdias desoargsndo
sAna Marias Humscao y Nsgbo
sSsn Nigue's Fsisrdo
sEsperanza, pendiente
sU beritss Id
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

de esta noche en- e Teatro Munici-
pal.-Denuncias sentencias.-Puentes de Caguas y
Carolina. .-Mejoras publicas en- Barceloneta.-N Su.
perintendente de Te'egrafos Observation-Disclosures
de teefonos la isla. .-Asesinato en- Anasco-Otras
notcas de interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27
SeCC|ON MERCANT|L

Ffecl0s MIN do los artieulos
que 90 detaIIan en-
aImaeenes
Arrocss do partido Jap6n do
as1 & A.
Idsm valenciano 81 . Ct
Aios de 2I etvs. & 50.
yamones oct Q 10.
Qussos Amsss.a s15 Patagr&s 20.
Tosino. . III . IS.
6ardinAs shumada q IA centavos.
Jab6n, S5a Rocamora, america
NO, s1S y43.
Pasta del pals q ssl.
NantesA & OF On l ? On latas
do o. 6 10.
Habichuslas Amsrieanas eoloradas
iArgss e6s e6.
Gsrhsnsos "a 40.
Rasslao at Al
Cebollas2s
Mantsouilla, do s13 . 1e
papAs amsrtsanas u o 81.
Tasaio Q asI.
Leohe eondensada eAguila. & %
Id Id SCruz RoiaS Is
Id Id sMagnolias s4i
DEL PALS
Axdsar para sl sonsumoi
Nsssabado slaro do ~.
De miel slaro o..
Csntrifuga slaro De " ss
Ameriaans dc a a6.
De Poncs ss4 q 80.
Ron % grsdos Cartier & s1.Se con.
Ssvos gallon pagados r. 1nssrnas
Msix Z. s.1.40
Tabaco. nominal
Preclos dc C0mpra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n do S . $50.
oosos dc is Is millar.
Uuaros dulses s19 . 1si
@sbo do rea Q A..
OatA eorriante dc e12} { IL.
CambIos 00rrlentes
Londres chesk 0 4.87 & AS73
Paris Aa3 D. s.
Hambargo &4sD.
NeW York; 6etvss P.
Earsna 10au d.
C6dulas hIpotecarlas
HAnso Territorial y AgriCola s60.
AssaOAss
Banco do Pto. Rico Q Is & @
Raneo Territorial.. Q 16 & 1S.
Baneo Popular -.+. Q 10 . II.
MA0NESIA
efervesoente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27

En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo a So quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-27
JOSE R. MATHEO

PIaEA dc San Francisco. NV. 10.
Cortes do moda J esmero On ,.lay
confession.
En trsies de frss, levits. smokanos ,
chaqsAsets, traies do americanas y
eopa de drill ain aompetansia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
AsHuELoT, N. H.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Grower of Clare
mont are visiting at F. L. Rumrilrs.
William Murphy was with friends at
Springfield Mass, several days last week
Frank Grimth OF Shelburne Falls.
Mass, was a guest at F. L. Rumrills last
week.
Mrs Houghton-and two children Of Bos-
ton were guests Of Miss Helen Woodbury.
last week
James Goodall. master mechanic at the
Sheridan wooden mills, finished his en-
gagement there Saturday.
William Little. native of this village
who Is weaving in a mill at Enfield. is
spending a few days here with friends.
The telephone at the Ashuelot Warp
companys office was changed last week
from the Keene to the Winchester ex-
change.
John p. Rust of Keene has bought the
standing sawable timber on some of the
woodland belonging TO district No 2, up
per Ashuelot.
II. Ralph Wood went to Boston, Mon
day. to spend two weeks vacation. His
position in his fathers store is being filed
by Frank S. Allen.
Miss Emma Hynes and a young lady
friend OF New York city are bein enter
tanned by Miss Hynes's cousin, Mrs. W.
II. Sheridan, at NJ. ]. Quigley's.
Lorenzo ]. Hogle OF the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company's con-
tract department. Boston. is canvassing
to secure subscribers to the Winchester
telephone exchange.
Joseph Little, jr.. well known here. re-
Gently had n leg broken in n mill at
Maynard, Mass. where he was working.
He was placed under treatment in the
Massachusetts General hospital
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
at Mann's pharmacy Saturday evening

at Mann's pharmacy Saturday evening
at o'clock.
Word has been received here OF the
sudden death, July IL, at Santa Cruz, of
Edward l.. Priest OF Oakland Calf.
The cause Of his death was apoplexy.
Mr.. Priest was a former resident of
Hinsdale and will be remembered by the
older inhabitants He was a brother of
Nancy A. w. Priest. who wrote the
poem, "Over the River" which has been
so widely read and sung. Miss Priest
was Hinsdale factory girl and received
her inspiration for the beautiful poem
from the banks Of the Ashuelot river.
DR.. w. II. Aldrich Of Marlboro. this
state and Mrs. Edda A. Stratton of
Hinsdale were united in marriage Aug
ust l, at the Universalist parsonage by
Rev w. II. Trickey, pastor of the Uni
versalist church. A few relatives and
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony
The happy couple Immediately started
on wedding trip of three or four weeks
duration, which will be spent mostly in
Nova Scotia. The bride Is the eldest
daughter of the late Dwight w. Stearns,
and although she has been away from
here much Of the time the past few
years. has kept in touch with old time
friends. In recent years she has made
her home with her sister, Mrs E. STRAIT
ton Of High street. DR.. and Mrs. Aid
rich will be at home to their friends
after Sept. IL in Marlboro where the
groom is a practicing physician.
The board Of education has made the
following elections of teachers for the
coming school year: High School, d. L.
Fisher, principal; Miss Ruth Razzee Of
New Haven, Conn, first assistant; Miss
Bertha Howe of Claremont, second as
sistant; grammar and principal of the
grammar building, Miss Harriet c.
Moore Of Holden, Mass. sub-grammar,
Miss Clara Stearns; Depot street inter-
mediate, Miss Annie White; Depot street
primary Miss Minnie Owen; Brattleboro
street intermediate, Miss Mabel Il. Tenn
pie; Brattleboro street primary. Miss
Minerva Burroughs; LaBurt primary.
Miss Pearl Higgins; Chestnut hin dis
tIict, Miss Hannah V. Higginson; Monu-
ment district, Miss Ellen Redding; Plain
district. Miss Florence s. Field. All ex-
cept the two assistants I'm the high school
and the grammar school principal are
residents Of Hinsdale. Miss Moore, the
new grammar school principal. Is a grad
uate of Mt Holyoke college and a teacher
with three years experience. Sh is now
attending the normal school at Hyannis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
NoRTHFIELo, MASS.
Old Home Day In Northfeld.

Fair skies greeted the home-comers
Tuesday when Mortified celebrated its
third Old Home day There was an
teresting program, a good attendance
and a good time all round. The exercises
began with n parade of trades and in
dustries which was picturesque, many OF
the carriages being very beautiful. The
officers and speakers led, followed by
the Mortified band. Immediately behind
them was a carriage representing the
Order of the Eastern Star, tastefully
trimmed with the colors of the order;
following this the Red Men had hand
some float escorted by mounted men in
costume, Robert Wood of the East North
field drug store, G, n. Kidder, Wallace
Holton, A. w. Proctor. The Northfeld
and Mortified seminary We're we'll rep
resented. OF the private carriages those
of Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. c. H.
Webster and Miss Warden were espe-
cially attractive. carriage carrying six
from Simpsons Inn, trimmed with wis
terra and decorations of the colors Of that
blossom, was the most attractive of any
thing in line. Twin steers attached to a
cart driven by Carl Newton were very
unique.
The literary exercises followed, being
held in the old road near the creamery
which led to the old toll bridge. DIR. N.
p Wood, president of the day, presided
in a happy manner and introduced the
speakers. Rev ID. NJ. Wilson, pastor OF
the Unitarian church, offered prayer and
N. d. Alexander gave the address OF
welcome. Hon. Herbert Parker of Lam
caster, encouragement. delivered the
address of the day. His subject was
character, the Test Of Citizenship
which he treated in a. finished and schol-
arly manner. A poem written by Mrs.
w. d. Morgan of Chico, Calf, a former
resident, was read by Mrs A. G. Moody.
Ten minute addresses were given by Rev.
G. F. Pentecost Rev. N. Fay Smith, Hon.
H. c. Parsons. Rev. William c. Bridges,
who is connected with the Wesley broth
erhood and is now staying in town, spoke,
telling that his father was born on "Old
Crag' mountain and then related some
"reminiscences of d. L. Moody.
The clam bake arranged by the lecture
committee was next and the crowd did
full justice to this, pronouncing 1t, good.
The afternoon was devoted to visiting
among the older ones and athletics among
the younger element. The day closed
without accident and was considered from
every point of view a success. dance
at the town hall drew a crowd and closed
the day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
Roster of Company |.

Captain, e. w. Gibson.
First Lieutenant, c. II. Davis.
Second Lieutenant, L. H. Henkel.
First Sergeant, G. A. Metcalf
Sergeants A. V. d. Piper r. B. Pet
tee, R. E. Walker, r, C. Wardner, F. w.
Mickey.
Corporals, N. NJ. Davis, C. A. Stock
well. Adm Houghton, c. H Webster,
William Schorling. Clifford Timson.
Musicians. c. w. Ellis, E. NJ. Gooden-
ough.
Cooks, w. P. Toomey, c. c. Turner.
Artificer, L. B. Ouimette.
Privates, A. ]. Batchelder, Peter Baker,
Louis Baxter, z. w. Bennett, H. A. Biddlel
Frank Brown. A. c. Busby, J. ]. Clune
Thomas Clune. Ben Chapper, d. ]. Clough,
Herbert Fisher, c. ]. Howard, George
Harrington, Lewis Jefts, G. F. Jones,
Harry Lathrop. David Matt, Everett May,
Alcide Marion, Leon Moody. L. z. Odette.
L. c. Plumb, Clarence Simonds, Harold
Smith, Herbert Smith, G. F. Stockwell
F. N. Strong. Hoyt Sumner. H. L.
Thrasher, Ernest Tudor, George Vivier,
A. w. Verdon, II. L. Gould.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
Roster Of Elrst ReaIment Band.

Chief musician, F. c. Leitsinger.
Principal musicians, Harold V. Allen,
Fred l. Swift.
Sergeants, William o'Donoghue, Clinton
NJ. Dugan, Charles Brockington, Henry
NJ. Wheelock.
Corporals, Charles S. Nichols. Alison J..
Dugan, Casper n. Moran, Bert E. Lett
singer, Joseph z. Brockington, f. Murray
Frost, Hal L. March, Alfred C. Trendall.
Privates, Sewall Morse, Walter H.
Sawtelle, Henry ]. Racette, Henry E.
Whitney, Edward B. Taft. Perley H.
Huntoon, Frank NJ. Leonard, Ralph J..
Finch, Willis F. Hough, Clarence L.
Bingham, Charles L. Mitchell, Frank C.
Dodge, John w. Parsons, Elberu c. Hall
(cooiI), Charles G. Endlich, jr.. assistant
cook, Robert Z. Canedy (carrier).
In former years the band has messed
with the companies, but this year the
musicians will have their own mess,
under charge OF F. /. Swift, acting as
quartermaster sergeant. Ebert Hall will
act as chief cook. with Charles Endlich as
assistant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03

Henry Parmelee of Boston is visiting
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert L. Fox are visit
ing in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Choate have re-
turned from Morrisville, where they have
visited a week or more.
Mrs. Hattie Werner of Chicago. who
has been in town several weeks, will re-
turn to her home this week
Mrs. c. NJ. Russell is visiting her
daughter at Haines Falls, n. Y. She
will be absent about two weeks.
A tax OF So upon the grand list has been
placed in the hands Of the treasurer this
week for collection within 90 days
Work on the Pettee library building is
in progress and 1t is expected that the
structure will be completed this month.
Porter ]. Fitch, who has been employed
in the office of the Choate company, is
now employed by C. II. Parmelee in the
Corner drug store.
Lorne Elwyn's company has been at
Memorial hall this week and very good
audiences have been present This COM
pany has been here several times pre-
viously and has given satisfaction.
Rev. Lyman Ward Of Camp Hill. Ala
bama, will occupy the Universalst pulpit
Sunday morning. In the evening he
will speak concerning his work in the
South among the poor whites. He Is
doing the same work for the poor whites
that Booker Washington is doing for his
race. Mr.. Ward is spoken of as a very
able speaker and his discourses will be
OF much interest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
Last excursion to Block Island.

The last excursion of the season to
Watch Hill and Block Island will be run
Saturday, August IL, from stations at
Windsor VT, TO Belchertown, Mass, in
elusive. The fare from Windsor Clare
mont Junction and Charlestown will be
adults 81, children 81; Bellows Falls and
Putney $1.75 and 80 cents respectively;
from Brattleboro and stations south $3.50
and rs cents. Train win leave stations
as follows: Windsor, 400 a. M, Clare
mont Junction All, Charlestown 4S5,
Bellows Falls 4.50, Putney 5.13, Brat
tleboro 5.3s, Vernon SAT, South Vernon
5.57, Mortified 6.02, Northfeld Farms
GIG, Nillers Falls 622. The trip from
New London will be via steamer
Steamer will be due to arrive at Watch
Hill 1855, Block Island $780, and to
leave Block Island 2.15, Watch Hill g. 80,
connecting with train leaving New Lon
don. at 5 for Windsor and immediate
points. Tickets good to return until
August 20 will be on sale at the several
stations at 80 cents extra.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
VERNON.


George p. Stebblns is i'll.
f. II. Akley went TO Londonderry the
first of the week.
G. Ernest Hubbard attended the we'd
ding of his cousin, Lester Barber, and
Miss Edith Brasor Tuesday afternoon in
Brattleboro.
Wantastiquet Grange of Hinsdale will
visit Vernon Grange Saturday evening
and will give the literary exercises. which
are to be good. Refreshments VIII
be furnished by Vernon Grange.
Mr.. Williams. agent at Vernon station
gives notice that the station will be open
hereafter from a. m. until / d. m. Par
ties wishing to take the late train should
advise the agent I'M due time, as the train
has to be tagged.
G. II. Barnes and Dexter Stockwell have
bought a tract of timber of j. e. and
G. II. Hubbard, estimated at $4,000 feet,
and +. p. Squires has taken the job to
saw and stick 1t up. He has also taken the
job to saw the lumber on the Brosnahan
farm for the same men.