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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
.R. H. TODD,
AlcGlde de San Ju0n.

Como sc We claramente, esta CO.
nunicacion prohibe la adquisicion de
muestras de aqua de los tanques del
Acueducto, cualquiera que sea Ell fin
con que Sc. tomen, cosa que no encie-
IRA NADIA que demuestre IN fin sani-
tario.
Ahora bien; como Ia Ley de Ali
mentos aprobada por el Consejo Eje.
cutivo Ell II de Abril de 1905, mos
autoriza' en- Ell ejercicio de nuestras
funciones ofciales, "a entrar en- cual-
quier sitio" que no sea una resideu-
cia privada, los abajo frnados, Sc
perniten recomendar 4 esa Superin-
tencia que sea endosada esta comuni-
cacion 4 la Junta Superior de Sanidad
para. que tan alto Centro olga la OPT
MON del Miembro Abogado de la
misma, despues de enterarse de las
sccciones de la Ley cue hacemos
antes referencia, Y las cuales tene-
mos el honor de copiar en- los para
.fos que siguen continuation; del
mismo modo deseamos enferar 4 la
misma Junta de los hechos Cue deja-
mos citados, porque deSeamos saber
q punto flo ST las secciones de esta
Ley nos dan la fgerza legal necesa-
ria para adquirir cualquler substan-
cia que consuna el pliblico, sin requi-
sitos, que como el que dejamos apun-
tado, que obstaculIzan las investiga-
clones de este Centro cientf6co. En-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
I inItorne aeIvs de Darrs

Maflana la comision compuesta de
les senores Feuille, Grahame y Harnill,
que Sc traslado por orden del gober-
nador INFERNO Mr.. Post al pueblo de
Barros presentara su informe.
Sc dice que en- dicho escrito Sc
recomiendan algunos traslados que
probablemente tcndran efecto en- el
proximo mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
Prjlino nasinloDio de Maria Barriente

Sc hs sabido que la distinguida diva
M aria Barrientos Sc casara pr6xima-
mente con nm rico Millionaire argenti-
no. Al volver q Barcelona la BARREN
tos Sc retirara del teatro para ocupar
la mansion que su novio le tiene dis
puesta
Anbos Sc conocieron en- Buenos
Aires. Es ST. novio Jorge Keaa, ext
mio violoncellista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Diciembre 20 de 1906
Scf2or Superintendent de Sanidad
doctor r. M. Hernandez.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Senor:

Dan Juan, PuertO klCO.
Seflor:
Respoudiendo 4 SD orden verbal
dada en- la rnafana de antes de aver,
"A de Diciembre, Sc tras1adaron los
llnfrascrltos la Planta del Acueducto
de San Juan, adquirir varias mues-
tras de aqua con Ell fin de someterlas
al analisis bacteriologico sistemat leo
que SC ha venido practicando desde
Ell pasado Septiembre.
Ell primer maquinista del referido
Acueducto nos manifesto, con senti-
das frases, que 81 hasta entonces Sc
hab1an adquirido con su consenti-
miento, ahora estaba imposibilitado
de permltir tai cosa. Nos dijo que
ten1a ordenes superiores de no deiar
tomar1as, cualquiera que fuera Ell fin
que guiaraqal~que' las obtuviera. En-
tai sentido yeon el objeto de cercio-
rarnos de IN modo positive, por me-
dio de una prueba de caracter Official,
de la negativa del representante de
la autoridad municipal de quien ema-
|naba esa orden, le pedimos la comu-
nlcaclon otciaEQue lie obllgaba in
tervenir de mode diferente otras
veces, y as1 enterarnos tambien de Ia
forma en- que Sc habla redactado la
citada orden. Era ciertamente para
nosotros muy extrafIo, que tai medi-
da Sc hlclera extensive funciona-
rios p1blicos que iban ALI por orde-
mes superiores tamblGn, en- represen-
tacion de la Autoridad Superior Sa-
nitaria de la Isla. Nuestra extraf1eza
nacla, como es de suponer, de que al
tratar de protegerse, con tai medida,
la salud pdblica Sc hubiera hecho ex-
tensiva tambien 4 los que como nos
otros iban ALI 4 velar por la salud de
los habitantes de Ia ciudad de San
Juan, por medios que conducen a.f-
nes de orden superior como son los
medios de Ia investigation cient1 :
flca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
Nota del dia


nor Maticnzo Cintron, que pu-
blica aver nuestro popular cole
ga La Correspondence ex-
presa, en- nuestro sentlr, como
ciendo la altura de pensamien-
to de su autor, la relacion cs-
trechisima en- que siempre ha
vivido con la opinion publica
V el estado de indignation eli
que esta ha deb1do colocarse al
tener conocimiento de ciertos
pormenores- del mensaje prcsi-
dencial, la exacta medida del
sentir general acerca de este
punto trascen 1ental1simo que
envuclve, para nosotros, in
sproblema de gran interes.
El art1culo del senor Maticn-
zo.Cintron expone con clarida-
des de IN lenguaje varonil que
hacc explosion en- Ell parrafo f.
nal, cl vcrdadero alcancc que
ell pals ha podido darle a las
inexplicables teorlas sustenta-
das en- el mensaje del Presiden-
tie Roosevelt.
Tai vez en- esa invocation a
las desesperaciones suicidas,
con. que termina el articulo, ha-
wan querido las personals dis
cretas faeer hincapie para re-
gatearle m6ritos indiscutibles
al hermoso trabaJo del popular
hombre p1blico puertorriqueno.
Pero cualesquiera que sean las
palabras que la cortesaria mu-
site a los oidos de la congrega-
ci6n,g queriendo desconceptuar
Ia opinion valerosa del eminen-
te orador puertorriquelo, es in
negable que llega hasta los cen
tros-de la congregation y hasta
los lejanos sitios desde los cua-
les sc gobierna a la colonia, con
todo el prestigio y la autoridad
que lie prestan el saber que
cuando habla el eximio orador
10 hace q nombre, por 10 menos,
de una mayor1a de puertorri-
quefles que pfensan de igual
suerte que el sobre este asunto
Son del art1culo del senor
Ma1ienzof Cintron estas pala-
bras. que deseamos transcribir
para que los que han visto pu
blicadas en- este mismo sitlo,
otras muy parecidas exprcsan-
do la misma idea. vean que nos
otros Y el senior Matienzo he
mos >coincidido en- 10 fundamen-
tai de~esta .censura.
Oiganios. al sefor Matienzo:
Para concluir digamos toda la
verdad$sln que NADIA quede os-
curecido por respetos humanos:
Ciudadania sin gobierno pro-
pio no vale NADIA
'.Es envilecer la ciudadania
que con tanto enfasis regateais
eS decir al mundo que la ciuda.
dania americana Y la servl-
dumbre son compatibles'
Esta es la verdad escueta, la
verdad pura y sencilla. Noso-
tros los que hemos aprendido
en- la escuela de la democracia
curada de imperialismos NOR
bosos, cuales son los derechos
de los ciudadanos Y cuales sus
prerrogativas, no podemos con-
cebir como Sc puede hablar a
IN tempo mismo de dignidad
v servidumbre, como Sc pue-
de pedir la ciuaadania para
unos. colonos a las cuales Sc
les quiere imponer la continua-
clon de I'm regimen feudal, san
ciondndolo con la recomenda-
cion del Presidente, y querien-
dolo lavar de las plgricias que
10 manchan. a fuerza de elogios
lnnerecidos. de torpes alaban
zas que suenan a epigrama y q
s7Chac0ta. aunqu ue. como es des-
gTacladamente clertO, sean pro-
digadaS inconscientemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

Rafael del Vale, Director del La
boratorio.-Jos6 Lugo Vif1a, Medico
Inspector del Distrito Norte.-Fidel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
e conAicto DEL Acueducto

Las=.Autoridades Sanitarias no
pueden examinar Ell aqua
La orden del Alcalde sefior
Todd.-La ley sobre alimen-
tos.-Opiniones y comenta-
rios.
~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
He aquf "a redacci6n de Ia orden

He aquf "a redacci6n de Ia orden
San Juan, P. R.
Die. 70 de 1906.
Senor Primer Maqui uinista
de la Planta del Acueducto,
Rio Piedras, P. r.
Sehor:
De :nodo terminate, y sin excep
ci6n alguna, prohibo que nadie tome
aqua de ninguno de los tanques, cual
Quiera qNe sea el objeto que Sc ex-
prese al hacerlo.
Solo en- ell case de .1levar orden ex-
presa de esta Acadia 6 del Inspec
Tor de Sanidad doctor Gomez Brioso
10 permitira usted.
Respetuosamente,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
30 Jarnette OF Norfolk, in ho,Dr Of
Misses l0liza and Betty Haskell, Of Ball

Do Jarnette, Of Norfolk, in ho,Er of
Misses l0liza and Betty Haskell, Of Ball
t!morc. 4S,5 X. .3iY " n tsffi55g KS
Miss Fannie Washington, who has been
visiting friends lin Caroline county, has
returned home. IN II
Miss Mamie Hogan, OF this city. is the
guest or Mrs. Charles Humphrey, at
Hotel Q Connor West Point, Va a5g
Misses Annie and Lucy Voolfolk, who
have been visiting friends In Hanover
and Rlchlnond,E have returned to their.
home in Caroline county. s5 I
Miss Mazie Woodbridge, OF Fores store,
.Appomattox county. is visiting friends
here. g hi 3, Il al4s 8
Mrs. John Tricc, of Mineral Va, who
has been undergoing medical treatment,
here. has returned home.
Mrs. w. w. Payne, who has been visit
ing friends in Richmond and Washing
ton, has returned to- her home in EIarri-5
sonburE.
Dir. Hunter Spencer was the guest Of
his father, Captain r. III. Spencer. of.
Little Plymouth Va, when the latter
celebrated his birthday on March 24th.
Miss Julia Holt, of this city, has on on
tered the Bowling Green Seminary for
the coming term.
Mrs. Walter&l.ipscomb who has boon
visiting her daughter here, has return
ed to West Point.
Miss Clara ,rrice, who has been visit
ing here will leave for her home in
Louisa this week,
Mrs. @. p smoot and little son, of
Bowling Green, Va, were the guests
Of friends here this week. x
Mr. N. W. Winston has returned to
| his home In Louisa, Va, after trip
tc Richmond and Caroline county.
|. 80 hi
| Mr.. Lee Rcinhemei' and Mr.. Edward
Iovcnstcin, of this city, were among tho
| guests at the marriage of Miss Adolphine
c. Ullman to Mr.. Jack salamonsky. which
took place Monday In Warrenton, Va
Mrs. Knto NJ. IIitc. who has been visits
ing in the home of Mr.. s. " Southnll,
! left "Wednesday for Washington, D. C.,
to visit friends there. 4
Miss Mamie Anderson has returned
from being the guests Of friends OF Will
| liumsburg.
! 9iliE
Mrs. christopher Browne Gnrnett. Inns
been called to the bedside of her father,
who Is III ut his home in King and Queen
county,
Miss Carmichael. OF this city has re-
Gently returned from a visit to relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Sermon to Young Ladies.

Or. Young, Of Centenary Methodist
Church, Will preach the annual sermon
Of the Young ladies Missionary Guild at
Grace Street Baptist Church sunday
night. The following musical programme
Will be rendered: Duet, "a Dream OF
Paradise" Ilamilton Gray, Miss Madse
Bowe and Miss l,attl lshnes; ssnarln5;ie'
Might DIVING "a danls1, Alr. tladdon Mat'
.EiuSs Vi g5S s3 43s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
ARE UNWARRAN7ED
Says MR., FULLER
Continued from First 1'age,)


does not say so. The fact Isl and chal-
lenge a contradiction of T., that ! had
nothing whatever to do with House Bill
No, y in any manner shape or form,
either before the Senate or It's committee,
until Thursday. March the Sth, two days
before the Legislature adjourned, which
instance will refer to later. The Times
Dispatch, IN head-lInss, further states,
compensation In BIN Creating Office
Raised from 10 to 10 Per Cent This,
together with the other insinual lions Is
unwarranted, unjust and not borne out
by either repor, or the evidence, The
fact is, the percentage In the bill was
never raised or altered by me, and there
is not a particle Of evidence before the
committee that II was, and 1t could not
ho except by a vote Of both houses.
Committee Seeks to Apologize"
The conference committees report does
not alter or amend n bill until II is sub
mitted To- and adopted by, both the Sell
ate and the House. Ny connection with
the conference committees renort will be
explained in regular order The Times
Dispatch has done me.a great wrOns and
should remedy IT. IL such is possible.
The majority committees report makes
thG following charge against mo, ana
ua lis IT an ''indiscrctlon":
tANn ind ibnt Oraway Pnllcr
member Of the conference conmltcc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Lady Riders.

Among the ladies at Mccklenburg Hotel, j
chase CITY, who are enjoying the pleas
ures Of fox hunting may be- seen MISS ais'l
Mary Burwcfl. Of Chase City,aand Miss
10th Bagiey, OF jackson, n. q. MRS.
Dickson, of Dallas, Texas. who has I'eenS
an ardent sportswonlan, and mas gT cut
.,dao, 10 The pleasure OF the meets, is
now in Richmond, where she and her lit
lie daughter will spend some time at No.
on TS at Franklin Street. 'Ris'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Monthly Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF tho Belle Belle Bryan
Day Nursery and Free Kindergarten. VIII
heI held to-day ut 4:SO o'clock. All mem
bors arc urged to be present. ssssgy9a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Southern Visitors.

Mrs I. N Jones, Of this city, VINO mas
been the guest in Columbia, :. y. OF MI, NJ;
ana Mrs. David Samuel Cox. received
Win Mr.. and Mrs. Cox at nn e1itertnirl-
,nent recently given by them IN honor
M Miss Margaret Jordan, of Danvllc.5
Tho house was beautifully decorated with
southern smiax. red shaded lamps and.
,od roses. and large number of guests
called 10 pny their respects and make.
the acquaintance Of the Virginia visitors lt't!o
III Columbia, sasHF lstft3 93 9tsiAi ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

Il III. Gillian, Of this city, Was
n Tho guests a charming innch-
Yep Monday BY Mrs, Robert ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

The letter from IAN old lady Of. Bed d.
ford. Va, which appeared in The Times
Dispatch OF Monday, was discussed and
enjoyed. as 1t was an amusing criticism
on Rabbi Calisch's reference to shy
locks Wife, The old lady" seemed to
think that women, since Eve, had mad
enough to answer for without assuming
tie Shortcomings Of an imaginary char
acter.
After tho discussion and the serving
OF refreshments, the club adjourned 10
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Janney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Afternoon Tea,

t-T4 tl+a AllCIllOoIl S-I'
Miss Marie Reid. of Norfolk, gave an
attractive afternoon ten Wednesday In
honor of her guests, the Misses Haskell,
o. Baltimore. Among those who served
/. IN The dining-room were Miss Fauntleroy,
o! Richmond, Mrs. James Il. Reid, Mrs,
Chandler I'LL. Miss Lizzie l5roushton
and Miss Warwick,
Among those who called were; Mrs,
George Arnsti ong, Mrs Robert y. De-
Jarnette, Mrs. William II. White, Mrs,
George G., Reid. Mrs, William Newton,
Mrs. Robert 4, Payne, Mrs, Robert john
ston, Mrs. Luther sheldon, Mrs. Walter
4. irvine. HRS. Herbert, Mrs, william
Mel. Moore, Mrs. Gray Reid, Miss Mary
i. Doyle, Miss Mary Lou Herbert. Miss
Lula Reid, Misses Wales, Misses Brough-
Ton and Miss Ilaymaker
Personal Mention.
ALiss Lucy Meade, who has been visit
Ing MISS urith Greene, in Norfolk, Is
Expected home to-day.
S8 II. Gillian, Of this city, YES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
The T. A. M. Club.

The Roanoke Times has q paragraph
which Richmond women, Interested In
club study. will note with interest. me
Times says:
The n. A. NJ Club met in the home Of
Mrs, Biddle Marless on Tuesday after
noon The questions on Much Ado About
Nothing were discussed and the facts
assigned for winters Tale which VII
he the play rend during the coming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

Misses Annie and Lucy voolfolk, who
have been visiting friends In Hanover
and Richmond, have returned to their
home in Caroline county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

Il Miss Mamie Hogan, Of this city, is the
guest OF Mrs. @ Charles Humphrey, at
Hotel o. Conner, West Point, Va. ii3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
Homo Wed ding.

a Homo Wedding.
Tn the home Of the bride No, 1920 Pow
hatan Street, this city, the wedding OF
~ Mrs. George G. Conway, to Mr..
clarence walker Brown, was celebrated
III $3.50 o'clock Thursday evening, tho
Rev. ~. L. Robertson. of Randolph Street
baptist Church. officiating,
z b The parlors were handsomely decorated
with palms, ferns and flowers. The
bride wore white silk null and carried
q shower of white carnations, The ccre-
IRONY was largely attended by friends
or the contracting parties reception
followed the wedding. Tho attendants
were Mr. Floyd Brown, lest man, and
Mr.. George F.. Garrett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

Senator Thomas said thatI seemed
surprised, Well dd nor s sur an that hat
sur s,,rpr sea nut Chapman should object
10 IL being il per cent. Know thAt i,c
had helpcd Mr., Sands IN making his light
FOR tho bill III tho Senate ana thought
that If the Senate substitute, had huu me
lcOmpensn ton 20 per cent. that certainly
CHAPMAN would rot be oppossed Ito, onit,
III any way you choose. It is all the same,
What Judge Wickham Says, VI
Where is the evidence to show tina, |
in the open ana the evidence shows 4, I
wrote n report OF less than twenty lines!
10 be signed by six men and am accused
of an indiscretlon. II the evidence shows
that have been indiscret, then the cyl
dencc shows that have commtted traup,
or my action Judge Wlckham SAID ~ ms
"As to Mr.. Fuller. i appears that
acted hurriedy and without sufficient
warrant in assuming that Mr., Chap
man knew OF and approved MS pro
posed amendment IN the conlere'ic
committee, changing tsl g i AGENTS COM
but it does not appear I hat he acted
In bad faith On the contrary, he dis
nussed his proposed amendment with
Mr.. Howie, who was the chief ops
ponent Of the Senate bill then IN con-
ference. II does not appear to me
that any personh push1o ,' 70 pf men, n
manner calculated to cast suspicion
upon him, unless tho facts are so r
specifically stated that 1T is clear What 3
II the ,impropnr conduct Win which 4
he Is rharse1dp &, ~. &. ~, :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

DR.. Hunter Spencer was the guest Of
his father, Captain r. IL. Spencer. Of
Little Plymouth, Va, when the latter
celebrated his birthday on March 24tl1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

Mrs John Trice Of Mineral, Va, who
has been undergoing medical treatment
hero, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

writing rI.i lie wrote .i them Off and then
submitted them to us made certain
objections to It, and then wrote them
written off and submitted them to lls.
II remember tho first objection ] made.
he suggested 10 per cent instead OF ~
per cent for collections; ob]eeuetd 70 20
expression he used T said "l AM no
lawyer; didn't know what tho legal
when 1t was submitted to Senator Chap.
man, Senator Chapman objected, and he
arased that, Mr. Fuller said, think,
that that would be satisfactory; that he
Judge Wlckham: Had you signed It., or
not. when that crasurc was made? 81
Mr. i!oMle ,,,n aon &c IN think lr had 4
Nh Nen'yer;, Whonnnd where gd 15,,1 The + y,
about tho 10 per cent, take place?
Mr oW!Gk 4 'he So E@nferfnGa mqatnE
thun, that you didn't have any 'tonvcrsa-
ton with Mr., pullcr about compensation
until after the report was signed?
MI. lIowlo: On, no, sir had 2, q !, con o.
fore he finished writing i down. said:
mir, Pullcr, object 70 that 10 pei, cent; /
think 1t is too much" He said: "
Is tho legal charge, ! said II LII, an 7, no no
'dWSN " - ~ ~ N'''I' EN ~ 50
to 80 there.
Judge Wickham: Did YOU agree to It?
Nlr. lIowle: You might put i that way,
I said: "Wcll, Mr.. Fuller, III have to
lei It 50 at that, them"
Mr., Coleman: pa that conversation
take place during the session OF the con-
Mr.. Ilowle: Yes, 1t took place when we
first came in here,-iirst o;nre in tho room,
Mr. Gregory; DO YOU know that Mr..
Fuller raised the compensation from 10
to- ID per cent? VIZ
Mr. Howle. Yes,
Mr.. Gregory: Without any authority
from the conference committees?
Mr. Howle: Well, he wrote 1t down just
where II IS there, snid "Mr. I'ulleENI
object to that clause" He said: THAT
is about The Al legal charge" think
that is abe " 4 he said, / said: well,
IL II, is y barge. 1t will have TO
GO ut - N6sf a III
MIR &. were the patron OF
The hin.
IA Mr.. How
Has No a Law. M
n 10 those Who ahoul--a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-04

T. 3. Smith recently sold two Holstein
COWS out Of his dairy for $l4O.--The La
dies Whist club will meet Saturday af-
ternoon in Library hall--A herd of five
buck deer has bean seen on the ]. b.
Williams farm during the latter part Of
the summer-Mr. and Mrs. Walter O.
Burke and Henry Lovilette and two
daughters of Mortified have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. William Lovilette.-
Next Sunday is rally day in the Sunday
school.-William Foote, representative.
has engaged rooms in residence near
the Pavillon.-Samuel Whalley has sold
his queen City cottage to Mrs. ]. j..
Lewis.
+. Harding Chessmore, manager OF the
Western Telephone company of Jones'
vile. was in town on business last week.
M. Redmond of Starksboro visited at
Thomas Mollson's over Sunday.--George
A. Foote returned from a visit to rela-
tivcs in Connecticut last week. -Guy Molli-
son of Starksboro is visiting his parents
here Henry Westall's brother visited him
over Sunday on his way home from the
Summit House, Mt. Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENosBURGH.

Willis Kent, who has been passing his
vacation with his parents at the parson-
age, left for his home in New York city
Friday the 2Sth--Charles Manly and
Kaye Orr of Bellows Fails are In town
for week, while the shops VI the YER
mont Farm Machine company smut down.
Mrs. Martha Adams Wood from Mel
rose Highlands, Mass, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Warren Perley. and other re
latives in town.-The Sunday school
classes of the Rev. T.. Hunt and Mss
May Leach had a very pleasant evening
at the home Of Miss HIidrcd Orr Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer O'Neil have gone
to Rutland, where they nave found en-
ployment. Tyler Branch Grange, p. of
H.. are to have hunt next Friday, choos-
ing sides In the evening the ladies' Will
serve an oyster supper. which will be
open to rybody.-Church meeting and
the Women's Home Missionary society
will be held at the Con gresational Church
Thursday afternoon the 4th.--Both Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Smith are in the hos
pital at Burlington. Mrs. Smith under
went an operation and MIR. Smith is suf-
fering from blood poison in his hands
Miss Beulah Bradley Is under the doc
tors care.-Miss Martha rerley and Mrs.
Maggie Woodward are appointed dele
gates to the W. G. T. L. State conven-
ton at ST. JohnSbury October lila