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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15
La tremenda VeIOCIdad
a que gira nuestrO rlundO

Como es sabido, Ia TERRA verifca una
completa revoluci6n sobre su eje cada
veinticuatro horas. De 10 que va no Sc
tiene idea tan general es de Ia tremenda
velocidad 4 que gira nuestro mundo fin
de dar una voelta complete en- un dfa =
una noche
La marcha en- el Ecuador puede ser
comparable 4 Ia de una bala de cafi6n, 8
expresada On Cifras, equivale 4 81 kil6me-
tros y medic por minute, 8 1876 por ho-
ra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15

Ell QUE DEsEE alquilar dos habita-
clones en- Santurce preciOs modicos y
tefiirse el cabelIo de negro gaTantizando eI
tafido-poF seis meges quedando el miBmO
brillo que 81 fuera natural, dirigirse al apar.
tado 60S San Juan, 2, +. 8Ov.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15

"A Lady returning to New York would
exchange services for passages, Address
or callat II Cristo St., City. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15

Varias son las classes de Reumatismo que ahijen a
la humanidad: Muscular Articular lnhamatorio etc.
Pero e hecho de que hay Reumatcos todo china,
calido fro templado prueba que e china tiene
lacion con la enfermedad
En- todo case es Ia Sangre el asiento del NAL Hoy
va nadie disputa este hecho. Un frio una mojada
puede la supercie e producto de las malezas
de Ia Sangre.
Linimentos Unturas nunca curaron un case de
Reumatismo. Las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15

Las Pfldoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams, son un espe-
cco de familia sin rival para todas aqueas enfere-
dades de la Sangre los Nervios exclusivamente En-
Reumatsno Paralisis Parca Ciatica Dolores Nervio-
SOS, Deblidad desarregos en- ambos seXos en- Pali-
dez Pobreza de Sangre; Mala digestion por debidad
nerviosidad para remediar los excesos indiscre-
clones de la juventud etc. etc, medicamento es
de resultados postivos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-15
Jarab9 creOsotadO de Gui lermetV

PREPARADO PoR LOS PROCEDuIIENTOs MAS MODERNOs
rapda
YERMI FUG0 GUILlERMETY
emsosr
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10

marle.-Presbytery met in the
Nahalah church, September 25th, at 8
P. M. and was opened with sermon by
Rev. j. M. Grier, d. D., by request of
the Moderator, Rev. Isaac Campbell. who
was absent. Present eleven ministers
and four elders. REV J. II. Jarvis was
elected moderator, and kevs. e. z.
Bradley and r. H. Orr, temporary
clerks. The usual routine business of
the fall meeting was transacted. Re
ports were made by the Executive Com
mittees on Home and Foreign Missions,
Church and Christian Education, Color
ed Evangelization, Publication and Sab
bath-school work, and Sabbath and
Family Religion Interesting, popular
meetings were held in behalf of mis-
sions, Sunday-schools and the Sabbath
at which excellent addresses were de-
livered
The Rev. Isaac Campbell, Phi. D.,
was dismissed to the Presbytery of Nor
folk, Mr.. w. w. Morton was received as
candidate f." the gospel ministry. The
resignation of Rev. +. ID. Viehe as pas
tor of the Greenville church was dock
eted till the adjourned meeting during
the sessions of Synod at Statesville, and
the church was cited to appear at that
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10
RAILROAD RATES.

The Commissioner of the Associated
Railways of Virginia, has arranged for
special return rate on the certificate
plan. Members and visitors going 10
Staunton, buying tickets at full rate
will ask the agent for certificate OF
purchase signed by the agent. This
certificate will be signed at Staunton
by the stated clerk, and by w. p. Me-
min, sre-'"l aP~nt c. & O. ticket
office, Staunton. This certificate autho
rizes the purchase of return ucket at
one-third usual rate plus twenty-five
cents. This arrangement is good on
the following lines Atlantic Coast
Line, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Rail
way, G. & o. Railway, r. f. & Po
Washington Southern Railway, Tide
water & Western and B. e. o. r. II.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10
The Central Presbyterian.

ator, Rev. j. H. Grey, the opening Scr
mon was preached by Rev w. F. HoI
ingsworth from Matt. 1928, 20. Thera
were present 81 ministers and 25 elders
Organization.-Rev. W. F. Holling,.
worth was elected Moderator and Row
c. M. Richards, d. D., and Rev. A ~
Graham, D. D., temporary clerks.
ndidates.-Messrs. John Rowe and
Preston Profitt, of Banner Elk Church
and George Rector of Plumtree Church
were received as candidates for the min.
istry.
Licensures.-Candidates R. T. Coil and
j. e. Robinson were licensed as proba-
TONERS for the gospel ministry.
rdination.-Licentiate H. F. Beatv
was ordained as an Evangelist for the
Foreign field. Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty are
under appointments and expect to begin
their work in Cuba within six weeks
The pastoral relation between Rev. s.
H. Williamson and Front Street church
was dissolved and Mr. Williamson was
granted a letter of dismissal to Favette-
vile Presbytery.
Rev. M B. Porter, district supt. of
Sabbath-school work, addressed the
Presbytery and resolutions commencing
him to the churches were adopted.
Presbytery voted for the adoption of
the Articles of Agreement and in this
connection the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That it is understood and
agreed that the adoption OF the ARTICLES
of Agreement" by this Presbytery does
not directly or Indirectly commit tue
Presbytery or the people represented
therein to organic union or any other
combination involving the surrender Of
the independence of the Southern Cen
eraI Assembly.
Dr. H. l.. Smith, president of David
son College, and DR.. j. A. Scott, presl-
dent of Statesville Female College, ad-
dressed Presbytery in the interest of
these institutions.
The Home Missions Committee made
one of the best reports in it's history,
showing great progress in every depart
ment of the work.
hickory church was chosen as the
place for the spring meeting.
Presbytery adjourned to meet at
Davidson College church, October 9th,
at o'clock w. c. Brown, S. c.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10
PRESBYTERIES

Maryland.-Met at Springfield church,
Sykesville, Md September 25th, and
was opened with a sermon by the Mo-
derator, Rev. A. R. Bird, on Psalm 119:
Is, 16. Rev. P. p Flournoy was elected
moderator, and Ruling Elder Bradley
Davidson, temporary clerk Rev. R. X.
Moseley of Dallas Presbytery being pres
ent, was invited to sit as a correspond
ing member
The thanks of Presbytery were rem
dered to DR.. w. H. Woods for the re-
vised manual presented in printed form.
ana upon which he had bestowed much
care and labor. On special request,
PreSbytery united in prayer in behalf
of ruling elder, Gustavus Warfield, now
lying extremely i'll. 1.-The Articles OF
Agreement" on the recommendation of
the committee on the minutes of the
General Assembly were left for consid-
GRAFTON at the spring meeting
At the request of Rockville Church.
Rev. K. K. Moseley was appointed stated
supply till the spring meeting Each ses-
sion in the Presbytery was urged to ap-
point one or more solicitors to aid in rails
ing the amount needed to secure the bene-
tit of Mr.. Inman's generous offer to con-
tribute to the Ministerial Relief Fund.
and give notice of the collection for this
cause on the third Sabbath of November.
Measures were taken 20 raise the
amount necessary to prevent a deficit
ON the appointment for Synod's evan
gelistic work. Frank Rosebro Flour
noy, of Bethesda church, and Willis
Thompson, of Maryland Avenue church,
were taken under care of Presbytery as
candidates for the ministry.
Presbytery learned with pleasure OF
the completion of the new church build
ing at Owings Mills, near Baltimore.
Sabbath-school institute was held
on Wednesday evening, Rev. A. R. Bird
presiding. Addresses were made on the
following subjects:
l. The Sabbath-school in the Bible,
by Rev. w. H. Woods, d. D.
2. The Teacher, by Rev. Harris e.
Kirk d. d.
3. The Boy and the Sabbath-school,
by Rev. D. NJ. Douglas.
The Presbytery was most Hospitality
entertained by the Springfield people.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10
THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

The Synod of Virginia will meet in
its one hundred and nineteenth annual
session, First Presbyterian church. Staun-
ton, Va on Thursday, October 25. 1906,
at 8 p. M.
By rule of the Synod, members will
be enrolled by the stated clerk, in the
lecture room of the church, from P.
M, to the hour of meeting.
JAMES P. SMITH, Stated Clerk.
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time and give reason why the resignation
should not be accepted. The request OF
Rev. r. II. Orr for permission to labor
for six months outside the bounds of
Presbytery was also docketed till the
adjourned meeting.
Action upon the Articles of Agree
ment" was deferred till the spring meet
ing. Rev. E. P. Bradley was reelected
Trustee of Davidson. DR.. Grier was
appointed to preach the sermon on
Family Religion at the next meeting
The meeting was uncommonly rich in
the number and the quality of the SER
mons preached. Dinner and supper
was served on the church ground and a
goodly number of the people spent the
day there. Morning, afternoon and
night devotional services were held and
either sermons were preached or ad-
dresses delivered. Among the speakers
were Drs. Morton, Moment and Grier,
and Messrs. Wool, Garth and Bradley
After a very enjoyable meeting Pres
bytery adjourned to meet at the call OF
the Moderator during the sessions OF
Synod at Statesville. Time and place
of next meeting: Goldsboro Tuesday
after the third Sunday in April, at 1880
p NJ. j. H. HENDERLITE. S. C.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10

Concord Presbytery met in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, Salisbury, N. c..
Tuesday, September rs, 1906, at 8
o'clock p. M. BY request of the Moder-
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-10

Asheville.-Met at Hendersonville, N.
c., on September "a, 1906, sermon by
Rev. G. A. Campbell, Phi. D. Present
ten ministers and six elders. Rev. j.
G. Hardin was moderator and Rev. r.
5. Eskl idge, temporary clerk.
Commissions were appointed to Or
ganize churches at Pigeon Gap, Crabtree
and Montreal, if the way be clear.
Rev. V. H. Starbuck was dismissed to
the Presbytery of West Lexington and
the Rev. G. G. Brown was given per-
mission to labor without the bounds
OF Presbytery until the spring meeting.
interesting reports were received on
colored Evangelization and the Bible
Cause. Mr.. Finley M. Eversole after
due examination was licensed and or
dained as an Evangelist. Mr.. VIM. p.
Chichester passed his examination for
licensure and ordination and a commits
sion was appointed to ordain and install
him at Brevard, to which church he has
been called as pastor Rev. VIM. H.
Davis was received from Mecklenburg
Presbytery and a commission was ap-
pointed to install him as pastor of
Davidson's River church.
popular service was held in the in
terest of Home Missions and several in
ter esting addresses were made The
Foreign Mission Committee reported the
organization of a Woman's Missionary
Union consisting of seventeen societies.
ten of which have been recently or
ganized through the assistance of Miss
G. A. Hawkins.
Reports to the Synod show that over
$4,000 have been raised for all pur-
poses during the year past, the sum
being $4,000 more than the sum raised
the previous year. On Wednesday night
a jubilee service was held when the
members of ,--e Presbytery gave ex-
preston to their JOY and appreciation OF
the completion of the handsome and
commodius new building which the
Hendersonville congregation has recent
ly erected.
me spring meeting will be held at
Montreal. Presbytery adjourned to
meet in Asheville, First church. Oc-
tober End, p. M, 1906.
X. B. GRINNAN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

dza, raczej policyanci mnie-
manemu oficerowi honory
Potem przebija oWa
ma}pa W mundurze, ma ul1-.
cy konia Cd pewnej pow6z--
XII, a zolnierze bagnetami to
samo czynia. W5ko6cu PREY
szla czworonoznernu Wojako-
wi fantazya wskrabac sic ma
brame brandenburska (gdyz
rzecz dzieje sic niby " Der
linie), co ola ma}py wcale
nietrudnem by}o. A biednne
zoldaczyska dalejze "a MIA
piac sic do CORY z okropnym
trudem i mozo}em. Officer
ma}pa u CORY wyszczerza wi,
dom zeby, policyanci .zaS
powstrzymuja ich, ably ME
przeszkadzali W tych karko-
1omnych wysi}kach zo}nie-
rzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
SERGE NapOle0na.

szczeg6lne zajScie jake
zdarzy}o sic pc Smierci Ma"
poleona, opisuja gazety an
gielskie. Gdy zdobywca 6wia-
ia zmar} ma wyspie 6w. He
leny, wydobyto ze zw}ok err
CO, ably je osobno przecho-
wac. Lekarz angielski, kt6-
rego pieczy powierzono je ma
razie, z}ozy} je W nape}niona
woda. srebrna miednice, po-
stawil pc obu stronach "a
palone Swiece i udal sic ma
spoczynek. Me m6g} jednak
|mocno zasna6, jak czesto sam
%opowiada{ albowiem byl ME
spokojny Q cenna relikwie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
Kapitan z K"0epenicku.

Szewcowi VoigtoUi, kt6ry
W Koepenicku W przebraniu
kapitana wykona} napad ma
ratusz, do1eczony juz zosta{
akt oskarzenia. Czy rozpra.'
wa odbedzie sic pred So"
dem przysieg}ych, czy pred
IIzba karna, dotad jeszcze ME
zosta}o rozstrzygnietem. Pro.
kuratorya pa6stwa odstapi}a
cd ~pierwszego oskarzenia o
rabunek, wyraziwszy przeko-
mamie, re w tern wypadku
chodzi tylko o oszustwo,
fa}szowanie: ~,dokument6w, O.
graniczenie .wolnosci o.
sobistej, niedozwolone no.
|szenie munduru i przy-
w1aszczenie sobie urzedowej
godno6ci. Jezeli to zdanie
prokuratoryi podzieli sad, W
|takim. razie Voigt: stanie
|przed zwyklym trybuna}em
karnym; " :razie przeciw-
nym kompetentnym bedzie
sad przysieg}ych. Jak dono-
sza z Berlina, Voigt oswald
cyl W siedztwie, re bedac =
powodu dozoru policyjnego
nieustannie przez policya
nlepokojcny, mia} pierwot:
ME zamiar zabrac 2 ratusza
W Koepenicku tylko formu-
larz paszportowy, azeby "a
lego pomoca dostac sic do
Ameryki. Pomys} do dali
szych zamach6w nasune}y
mu dopiero nadzwyczajnie
pomy6lne okulicznosci pod
czas tel imprezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
ZaChOdnie dziWy.

jest CORA W Bowie, Tex, kt6rs
jest diva razy tax wielka jak W TO-
ku zesz{ym. lynn Driven jest W
L. Cora kt6ry z 80 funt6w uros} al
do $50. On m6wi: ,,Cierpia}em ne
okropny kaszel i doktorsy mnie o.
puscili m6wiac, re umre ma sucho
~. Zacza}em uzywa6 DIR. King''s
nowy wynalazek ma sucloty, kasze.
izaziebienie. Teraz pc zuzyciu Il
butelek, nam wiecej niz podw6jns
wage i jestem zupe}nie wyleczony.'
Jedyne lekarstwo ma kasze] i zaziee'
bienie. Gwarantowane przez NJ. j.
K owalewskiego, aptekarza. SOC
$l.tO. Butelki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
ZamordOWanie kiedza WOj'
skOWegO.

Ko}o Budapesztu zna]ezio-
no PREY torze kolejowym
martwe zw}oki kape]ana
wojskowego ks. J6zefa Szeg-
heny'ego. Zw}oki by}y pora-
nione, %mianowicie po}amane
by}y zebra i ranione view
netrzne organa. Jak sledztwo
wykaza1o, zmarlv mia{ PREY
sobie pare set koron got6w"
XII, kt6rej PREY zw}okach ME
znaleziono. Wida6 vice, re
ks. Szegeheny zosta} zamor'
dowany przez rabusi6w. Spra-
wa ta zajela sic policya bu'
dapeszte1ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
Ob}akany nastepca ~tronu.

z Wiednia nadchodzi VIA
domosc, re nastepca tronu
serbskiego, ks, jerry jest o.
b}akany. Wie6c to puSci} W
SWAT dziennik wiedehskl
die Zeit," a potwierdzsja ia
wiadomosci z innych zr6de}.
Cd dluzszego juz czasu VIA
domem by}o; re postepowa-
ME ksiecia jest niemoralne.
Pred rokiem uciek} z tan
cerka. z tinglu i odnaleziono
go W podrzednym hotelu W
Weidniu, skad go sprowadzo~
no napowr6t do Belgradu.
Pred kilku miesiacami ks!a'
ze spoliczkowa} adjutanta,
kt6ry nastepnie zamierzy& sic
ma niego szabla, a obecni 2
trudnoscia uspokoili oficera;
poniewaz jednak ksiaze W
dalszym ciagu adjutant6w
swoich maltretowa}, przeto
wszyscy opuScili swe stano-
wiska i laden officer urzedu
tego obja6 mic chcia}. Pod
czas ostatnich uroczystosci
ma Geese Observation-Disclosures,
,orszak, kt6ry z kr6lem ma
czele :udawa} sic rano do ko-
scio1a, spotka} nastepce,.wra-
cajacego. najetym powozie
z kilku kolegami 4 hulanki
nocnej. Ksiaze by} zupe}nie
pijany, ma widok kr6la zacza}
wymachiw ac kapeluszem i
|6piewat ochryp}ym g}osem.
Oficerowie z otoczenia krola
odwiezli ks. do domu. Po-
|dobno ksiaze ma bye umiesz-
czony W zak}adzie ola ob}a-
[kanych hub W sanitaryum
|dla nerwowych, a nastepca
|tronu :og}oszony ma byt
m}odszy syn kr6la Piotra, ks.
Aleksander. w u~rzedowych,
sferach wiede6skich mic jed
max dotychczas O ob}edzie ks,
Jerzego niewiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

.kt6ra opiece ego poWierzono.
:Nl>araz, gdy lezal y p6lsnie, !
cisza p~anowala doko}a, usiy-
sza} lekki sinner, potem plu,
skanie, " kohcu zas odgfos,
jak gdyby zeskakujacego ma
ziemie zwierzecis. Lekarz
zerwal sic copredzej ku
niema}emu przerazeniu, spo-
strzegl wielkiego szczura,
kt6ry usi}owa} wciagnac ser
ce Napoleona do swojej no.
ry. Jeszcze chwila, a byioby
sic stale zdobycza zwierzecla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
w dowcipny spos6b

przedstawi}o berli6skie pi-
smo humorystyczne vUlk"
jake to przesadne znaczenie
ma W Prusach mundur woj-
skowy i jak wszystko pred
MIN sic korzy. Ma jednym
obrazku zatkniety jest W zie-
mic pal a ma MIN u CORY
czapka wojskowa i podarty
mundur oficerski. Ot6z pred
tym ,straszakiem ma wr6ble"
burmistrz robi g}eboki po~
'k}on, dwie panny W bell
maja mu swreczyc bukie-
ty a ki]ku zolnierzy pre-
zentuje bro6. Jeszcze pocie~
szniejsza jest druga rycina W
tenn pismie. Otto jakas wiel"
ka ma1pa, ~dorwawssy sic do
pokoju, W kt6rym wisi ubi6r
oficerski, bierze 60 ma siebie,
a odtad zolnierze, a vice lu-
die, we wszystkiem ia ma
sladuja. Najprz6d kroczy,
iakby "a swym wodzem, thu
kac je, pc garkach i naczy-
mach, wystawionych ma tar
gu ma sprzedaz, a mimo krzyr
k6w przerazonej handlarki
Mkt i'm W tenn ME przeszka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
RZECZY
Proroczy SEN.

O niezwyk}em zdarze1niu
donosza do dziennik6w ME"
mieckich q Needy olanu. W
:nocy z dnia 8 ma 4 BIN. nile
czarka, Ludwika Sironi, ko-
beta 80 letn,a, zupe}nie zdro-
wa, obudzi}a sic ze snu, p}a-
czac i wo}ajac glo6no: ,,Boze
moi Boze, Leopolda zamor"
dowano!" Jeden syn6w
spiacy W tym samym poko~
ju, zbudzony wo}aniem mat
XII, zerwa} sic z }6zka i po-
szedi do niej, zacza} ia uspo-
kajac oraz wyrzucac, re VIE
rzy W take g}upstwa. W
ko6cu dopia} tego, il matka
ulozy}a sic do snu, %ponownie
i wkr6tre zasne}a. @: godzi"
ME 5 z rama dwie koblety,
idace ma targ, znalaz}y ma
d1odze zw}oki m}odziehca.
Przywo}ana ma miejsce wy
padku policya stwierdzi1a
smierc cd kuli rewolwero-
wei, kt6ra przebi}a czaszke.
K;eszenie zabitego by}y wy
pr6znione. Pr6cz togo brako~
walo zegarka i pierscionk6w
ma palcach. Re znalezionego
PREY zw}okach pozwolenia
IA revolver przekonano sic,
re zabity jest mleczarzem
Leopoldem Sironim. Us}y-
szawszy O tragicznym zgonie
syna, matka zawo}a}a: "A
vice widzia}am rzeczywiscie
we snie jak go rozstrzelano
Z w}asnego rewolweru!" Istot'
ME rewolweru ME ~bylo PREY
zw}okach. Powody zbrodni
okrywa mg}a tajemnicy. Ia
moraowany by} porzad'
nym, pracowitym cz}owie'
klein, zareczony z" bardzo
piekna c6rka w}asciciela 60
spody Marya Pagani, zare'
czona przedtem innym
mfodzie6cem. Prawdopodob;
ME vice powodem, morder-
silva jest zemsta, rabunek
zas symulowano, albo tez do
konali go p6zniej inni lu'
die. Lekarz sadowy stwier'
dill, re morderstwo spe}nio-
no ma kilka godzin pred cd.
kryciem zwlok, a vice wte'
dy, gdy przy6nilo sic ono
matce zamordowanego. Pro-
roczy ten sen wywo}a} "
Medyolanie nadzwyczajne
WraZenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
CzerWOni z}OdzieJe.,

W Duesseldorfie sad kar-
nv skaza1 dw6ch MEOW "a
ufania> socyalistycznego to-
warzystwa ~metelowc6w, mia
~talowc6w, ~mianowicie Ottona
Wahra i Kramnera pierw-
szego ma 4 miesiace, a dru~
giego 5 wiezienia. Skazahcy
.popelnili kradziez z wanna
MEM W koscie]e katolickim.
The Press., 1906-01-03
GOV EE Il ~
North Coventry.

Albert Campbell was in Whitman
tic Saturday.
George Reynolds returned home
Saturday from New York.
Miss Anna Hall returned last week
to her home in New Haven.
Fred Kelley of Willimantic is
spending the holidays at his home
here.
Adolph Valen is spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Valen.
Miss Cole of Willimantic visited
last week with Mrs. Clayton Easter
brooks.
Miss Florence Miller of Danielson
spent last week with her friend, Miss
Inez Williams.
Mrs. Sidney Perkins and children
of Willimantic are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Oorbit.
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John Johndro and Emerson Labreck
have been dressing some big porkers
this week.
Mrs Rosoius Back, accompanied by
Miss Frances Young, spent Saturday
in Southbridge.
Mr. Tetrault and daughter of Whit
insville are the guests of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Jentis.
Last spring Chaffee Bros. brought
commission here to investigate the
growth of and to plant pine. The
gentlemen spent some time here, and
found valuable land and locations for
growing the same. In fact, land
which had been cut over and had one
or two years growth of pine, which
was valued at from 81 to So. SO per
acre, sold readily at from SO to $40
per acre soon after they completed
their investigation. Another COM
mission is at George Crawford's now
and are measuring trees measured last
spring, following the tree from forest
to mill (Ohaffee Bros. in their esti-
mates, etc. Pine seed planted last
spring is up and doing we'll. Lyman
Moore is probably the best Informed
man in this part of the state of Con-
necticut regarding pine land and it's
growth. He realized when a young
man that pine was a valuable asset,
and Mr.. Moore has made it a study
and is still an interesting student,
He has seen the pine cut off from the
same piece of land twice. with tre-
mendous yield per thousand feet per
acre, and to-day the same piece of
land has rank growth of pine, this
land being owned by Mr.. Moore or
the Moore family for generations.
The land around Mashapaug lake al
ways has been and always will be a
small gold mine for it's owners.
Rock Meadow.
Mabel Heck is quite i'll.
Matt Heck picked a bunch of cow
slips last Saturday.
Jennie Heck Is visiting her brother,
Herbert Heck, at Stafford Hollow this
week.
Mrs. Henry Dodd, who has been
visiting her niece in Worcester, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Oscar Willis, who has been work
ing in a meat market for E. T. Loom
er at Staffordville for several months,
has returned to his home and will
peddle meat for himself in the future.