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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09

The regiment broke camp at The
Oaklands at $50 o'clock Wednesday
morning after q breakfast Of bacon
bread and coffee and the last stage of
the hike" to Camp Cobb was begun.
Prior to the departure of the regiment
Co. L in command of Capt. Mulhearn.
was sent out ahead about three-fourths
of an hour in advance for reasons
which developed later
When the regiment passed through
Gardeners principal streets at 7.3O
o'clock, it was cheered by a large num-
Der OF the citizens of that place. Sever
al of the business houses were deco
rated and flags and banners were gen
erously displayed along the route OF
march in Farmingdale, where the fair
sex appeared to have developed Won
derful degree of patriotism. The regi-
ment made two short stops between the
camp just vacated and the business
section of Hallowell and on each occa-
sion people living in the neighborhood
appeared with pals of refreshing
spring water and one gentlemen pro-
vided about 80 soldiers with cool lem
onade. 1t was such little demonstra-
tlOnS OF tHe pcOPle al dlohS tHe ihiC
that convinced the rank and file that
the people take as much interest in the
National Guard as might be expected
of the most patriotic citizen.
In Hallowell the regiment met with
the same cordial reception that had
been made manifest ever since the
mobilization of the troops at Harward's
on Monday. At Hallowell the long COL
umn changed it's route and turned from
the main read, taking the "back road
to Augusta. All went well with the
regiment for a mile or so. Some OF the
boys. all Of whom were in cheerful
spirits and quite unaware apparently
of lurking danger, were humming
snatches Of popular airs. The staff Of
fcers were riding at ease on their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
1904
Zoe. CIGAR

2 the acknowledged leader in New Eng.
and Saies at rate Of more than ten NIL
bon annually. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
DASI & HERnsAN
AVISO

80 vende por IL mitsd de 50 vAlog
an RpArato para fabrieAr behidAu ear.
bonatadAa. So eonpone del generF dor
iFes fusatss con sua eoFrespondIentsi
laVAdsros de gas, una mssa para lie
mar botellas de tapones de 9ravitssi6u
J IN llanador de aiiones.
Para intormss dirielEss Sn cAmuy
4 ANTONIO oABVuLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
YARNS NOTD|AS
EscahdaIo en- sI harrio de
Puerta de Tierra.-varias
multas on Ia isla.
CONsEIO EIECUTIvO
Hospital cuarentenario. Dos
escuelas rurales. .Escanda-
10 en- Ia calle de la Cruz.

Anoehs hubo un eis&adal0 o.
RdsrtA do TisrrA, { causA de uus rifa
hAblda entire G lbrisl PlxArro y Jsads
Ceesres. La polisfs lol arrsat6 J hoy
fueron aentsne' q los q psgar 5 dollars
do mu'tR cAda uno.
-Entrs Ii Co,eaturfa de Rintas
de Hsysgu"xy las sub eolesturfss de
visq aes , U,uaio, 90 han oohrAdo 90
por eonospto de multas sdminiatrAti
vas, On sausA pof ipftaesi6n { las ls
yes del ramp.
En- la pr6xlma sesi6n del Con
ssio Eiseutlvo 90 tratAra sobre el tan
sonado Asunto do sanidAd local.
-HA ingrssado On 81 Hospital
euarentenario Modesta Dfsx Herman
DEE, natural ds Bio Plsdras, stacsda
dc gasiro sntsrills sobes agudA.
Ell GscrstArlo municipal de Ad'
iuntas hA psdido nj de San Juan nm
eism slar do los ordsnanxas munieipa
les vlgsntel.
-sedro O.mos, aausAdo de por-
tar M revolver, fae Absuelto por el
Juex do paz. 90 virtud dc no sstag
justihsAda 10 denuneia.
Don AnfbAl Comol'f, vseino de
San Gsrmau, ha solieitAio psrmiso
del DspArt,mtato dc ObrAs p6blicai
para aonstruir una casa en- 81 kll6ms
tro 7 dc 10 sArratsra do aquel pusb' Q
Ia MayaRuM.
-EGG On Haa JuAa el oasitGa de
10 polisfs insular ssh,r Fernandez
Mater,
EEL akbado on 10 nochs, c1mo & lai
osho. prcmovlsron nm alboroto On Il
calle dc 10 Cruz los indivlduos Bal
bino GAreiA y Coues 2ci6n Panisgas
Sc han alberto 90 San Jaan dol
nuevAs eseuelas rurRles.
-Es q sopa1o easi TODD el hos
psdsi is do Hoteles ca estA eiudsd POI
| personAs que vsndrkn do 10 islA COL
motive de la llsgAda del Pfesident
ReJsevelt.
-ConIlIdsn los iuiClos Dor iura
dos en- 10 Corls do Distrito de Maya
gn.z,
La gsnte ss preg gantA ca que b.
quedAdo sl proyesto 90 organizer IN
orc uesta municipal Para dssiinarla q
teAtro. Es Asuuto que por 10 dsses
bsllAdo, dsbemos ttatar y tratarsmo
dete aidAmOnls.
Hoy eumplieron sondenAs on
ckrsel munisipal, Ssgundo NAtos
Paula Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
FL F[M|N|SM0
Iguales derechos politicos pa.
ra Ia nujer que para el
hombre retlaman.
PIDEN VO1o
Los feministas llegan hasta
promover graves desma-
mes pdblicos.

El movimIsato fsmiatsia qas piae
para Les mujsrss igualss dsreehos 20.
lftlsos Qus sl A,mbts, 90 RsasSaliss
sAda dfA.
log sierra ss sl psis dsads 10 IN
cha ha tomsdo graves sArasasress
las fsminisiss llsgAn 81 extreme De
provosar dss6rdsnss pdblisos.
Al, dsspu6s do 10 sfsrvssesnsie
dc las dllimas slsssiopss, las mvisrss
sigusn 81 ssmpsnl do protssts , ssls-
bran meetings On 10 innsnss plasa ds
sTrsfalgAr squarfs, arsugsnde ! 10
multitud dssds 10 sssAliaata del lane.
90 moAumsnto.
Estss muiersa dissursar, lraiaM'
do dc dsmostrar In importanoia Do 10
pAriicipacl6n fsmsnina On 10 vids 90.
cial, y han hseho ealsbrs 10 aigaisnta
divias:
LA muisr dsbs votas pussto Que
ella psgA los imsusstos.
Por 10 general, en ssas msnifes.
sacionsa llsvau sitandArtes y sarte'ss
donds 10 ls: VI
-slNusatra exploitation dsbs aaa.
bari lSufragio do les nuiaresi lLe
muisr dsbs vbtsi 10 etc.
HastA sl presents han eousegaldo
los triunfos Que sigusr:
10 Francis, oil dsrssAo Do elsssi6a
do jusass 90 los trihun A,ss de eomsR'
sio; On Iuglstarrs, oil dsrsaA1 slssto'
raj On los manisisios dc sondAdos y
do a'ganos diatritos, On 10 Isle %
Man, que posss nm gobisrno sut6somo
" nm ParlAmsnto, votau 4 los Dips.
tAdos; % Oroaela votan % les sles.
clones manieipslss; en- sussis lnd0s
los dsresAos solislcos y In m'sn .
osurrs 90 sgunos sssadns da' Norss
do Am6riaA y 90 Nasva z 'aadia,
STsndrsmos algdn dia conssisfas
munisipAlss, dtpuisdaa y miniatraas
Todo 90 possible; psro los muisrss tie
uen baats nts que hscsr aa 10 vida do
familia para aos vsngau & osusarss.
como los hombres, do 10 eosa pdblisa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
T|ROS 4 GRANEL
Entire blancOs y nsqros. En-
WIguins. pequsha pobla.
ci6n do MISSISSIPPI
El ALauACIL
En- Ia clrcel. -Desde una f.
brisa, Otro combate en-
Georgia. LAS victimas'

IA Virgins, psa ,sna pobasi6n
del Estado d, Mississippi, 90 h. II.
hrAdo una verdadera hatallA entire
hlaneos y negroa On que % dispars
ron mas do Quinisntos tiros, y del que
sali6 harido geavsmsnts on uua man
dfhnla uno dc los poeos c!udAdanoa
pAsfdsos que no tomaron parts On 81
Poso antss hlrlsrSn & IN negro y este
hlri6 6 % vsx Al algaAsll iurado que
quiso prsndsrlo. ri nsgeo Jim smith,
que aeahabA de llegar { IL pobla
el6n. 10 quito "a muisr & ot'o homhrs
dc % rszAy por q1sia dc 6.ts sl 81
gdacil dsl lugar trat6 de aprsssrlo. 10
que no pudo eouseg air, poyq 10 el raS
tor ss u%rap.t6 40 uns casa 6hiri6 dc
IN bs q ca al ,ello oil ayudante
que 10 AsompAnaba
Por fa, sl negro 90 rlndi6 81 YER.
10 rodsado por faerzas supsriorsa y
10 snserrAron ca 10 d6bil c6resl de-
aquel pun.o, & euyo interior arroi6 ur
sartueho de diusmita 10 turbA que %
habia reunido & "a Alrsdsdor. Como
81 sArtuch, no eltall6, los impAeisn
tss siscutorss hundieron 10 pusrta d,
10 okrcel y dispararon sostrA el pre-
90, que qued6 hsrido de musrts.
Mlentraa tanto, mush % nsgros
dssds una fkbrisa pr6xtma empszaror
& disparar contra los asaltAntes; res
pondisron 6stos y 80 sntabl6 una In
chs do IL que sa.i6 hsrido sl indivi.
duo menelonAdo y que tsrmin6 POI
haber llsgado poIicfa do una p1Lla
c!6n eereana.
Examiusron lusgo sl preso y vie
ron que no tauis salvation, iAnto Qu'
muri6 dc sus hsridss POGO despu9s. e
terror de los nsgros % tsl allf, quI
los que no pusdsn fdgAr on los ire
nss. 90 rsfagia, On los bosques. te
miendo { sada paso una sgrsai6n.
Cerca dc Wrightsville, Georgia
tamhien 30 libr6 IN eomhste entire 10
algaasiles y an negro que Queria
arrsstsr, on sl gus muri6 uno de Gsto
y Qued6 hsrido sl negro OIL que mals
ron & tiros riinta hombres blarco
cue salieron Al eAmino & los Alguae
les cuan 10 sondaclan al prisionero
In ekpael.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
GuStlY0 Rodriguez
AVOCADO Y NOTARIo
haFlHa s, PanGG, pssTta-Rtae


Be vsnds 8 Arrisnda o. Ponsa, sn
IL sAlls ATOCHA, la mas sentrisa dc
IL siudAd sntra las dos plAxAs prinsi-
palss, m Almaasu de mamposssrfA y
madsrA del pals, de II pisa 8 pulgA-
das s dc ranta poF 10 sAlls del sol ,
q II pulgadAs por 10 Dc AToCHA,
frsnAs 6 les sAsAs de Knmanuslli b O.
n, VAldssilla HemAnos b O.
Por Isnsr sts Rlmnsen e0s srri'
mou - hase N y fail fahFis sFls pos
plsnts AltAl et MIR Anyplo & EaE-
PoataFfs snlRmsnts, TSmhie; 1nA d
plRdou AlntAs mampoEsaTfA soBtigzI
, antsrior en- 10 sale del aoL. ii QuI
adQsiarA sstS Srcpisdad isndrA 81
husn lnisr6s dc ~ dinerol Para IL
fsruss dirigiTss { RAykHh RIvRRI
KERaL-asl ia. Ponsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
De TODAS parties
Pasiyo deficit de Ia casa comerc,l Sreira C&Tpo de
la beleza en- e hombre la mujer. -lndlvlduos
detenidos en- una reunion ana narqusta'-Ml'
nistro de los EE UU. en- Bogota

eulpabls n 10 rsuni6 ,, que fue In ora
dora Emma G GoldmAp, muler dc mas
amos y expsrleneia, & quisn % intsnt'
per seguir maj que nada. por an srIi'
sulo que publis6 en- O,tubrs tn unare'
vista msnsual gus dir'ge. A Las esta
dlsntAs sc les dsi6 ir 81 fn bsio 900
dollars do farzA oadA una, y qusds
ron en- 10 aSreeI eustro indivlduos 4
los gus tAmbien 10 dstuvo en- 10 ru
ni6n.
El ministro do los E,tsdos Uoidcs
ca Bogotf. dice On pn despacho &
wasgirhiop, quo en- sondsacindensia
una pst!ci6n hsshA Eor sl ministro
ipg 81, sl gobisrno Oolcmbisno ha
eonssntido en- fiar una tarifa horizon.
ltal do s3 por Q 100. 6 sea 5000 sobrs
!. 81 valor do los sisstos espeeinsados sn
fAstura, como lmpuesto Consular d.
dich, gobisrno. Ii orden para que
90 ponga On stssio esta Icy no SO habfa
publieAdo $40 On 10 f.cha sus Mr..
Barret envi6 81 despacho, psro 30 %
perabA serfa dada muy On brave.
TAl csmbio resultsia muy tavo
rable para los importsdores sn pequs
ID eaeala y ssrA sismprs mas vsnts
joao para los grAndes importadorss
pussto que una fAetura cue 81 valoi
ssa 81 100 pagsra solo s33 de dsrseht
consular. mientrAs que Por el sissemi
que hoy rige 10 correspondent go
Los peQutfios importadorss que tisner
AhorA Que pagar sI8 por una faeiurs
dc 1900, pagarAn solo % y aai On pro
porci6n.
Nos sgtada vsr aprobadoa deere
tos dc tel zig gni1caei6n y iuatteta.
LII tomA J aue,sos desarrolladoI
on 10 siudad marroquf Aroils, son sl
Tanger el tema do todas las eonver
saciones. ss az & 10 osurrido la 81
guisnts ex0licAsi6n;
| Ease dos amos IN moro, llamAd'
Bsrianiz, aaesir6 4 un paChG, sisndl
por clio dssptisdo Go sus bienes
perssguido.
| Rsfugi6ss Bsrlaniz On las tAbila
veeinAs. donde tG6 bien aeogido, 10
grando entire ellos gran prepondsran
cia.
Ayudado p0r ellos hA real Xad
10 toma do Areils.
, solo veinIid6s homhres BASTARD
para clio, no obstaute las muralla
do 10 ciudAd y hAber dentro un cent,
! mar do . akAris, poIque ninguno d
J ellos tenia armas
} Los sseuases do B BsrianIz piden |
sntrega do euatro mArroQ Qufss. & 10
suAles quisren aaesinAr porque leo 30
Antipltieos.
BsriAniz teniA prop6sito do pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
POR $4,000

De eontado, se vends 10 inca de.
uominada GBArraneasO, IL sual -
AayA nltuada en- el bArrio de eLlaneI
Oostas. de este termino, DistA hors
Vmedis de la poblAai6n, ae eomponf
As j. 500 euerdas dc extension, sodaa
propiAs para las siembras us n1eos
nnsnores } On particular para 81 Ago.
06n GCkiian,s Tiens dos mAgnincoa
mananNalss para der de bsber 81 g.
esdol tisns aolindAnsia 81 mar J pusr
~ uara embAruar todos los rulos. Il
iIs e pusdon suidAr hAsta aoO saoa
Sas dc gAnado,
PaPa iuformss dirigiTss s dan uli
- MAEssi-Pesl o3!ss.-salls sA'
AYaAla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

.skbsss " & suAnto Aseisnde 81 pa
sivo , s36asits dc la casa somereiAl
ssi,vsira y Compahfas. graeias q 10
|rspidsx con que 90 llsvan los trahalos
de liQuidasi6n,
El pasivo hAstA hoy, eIsl siguisn
To:
En lstras-qEe Sc psg. An $4,000
C,6dlios del Eisreiio Libsrtsdor
eorres pondisntes Gl Sin .lc&io Amsri
sano: 81 200, 900
Sc han cobrado & su MA de estos
creditor: $500. .000.
So eobrar&u; 200 8 800 mil pesos
mai.
Psgados los $4,000 -en lssras -
con aprohasi6n del Sindicato -sl Sde
fsits sontra 10 casa aark dc unos 8 800
mil, esyape e,didA correspondent tods
oil propio Sindisato.
A ests S1e6ciN habrk que sg'sgar
dsads luego, los m6Isiples gaatoa de Ia
liquidAsi6D, cts.
FL tipo de Ia bslezA es diferents
On el hombss J ca Ia mqier; pero tan
to On uno como on otro Nexo, scr DO
llo Oh serlo en- <sopiuntcs, como 10 hs
ex 3rssAdo Fsysn.Perrin, 9, en- otra
forma. hay dos elAses dc bsllszs: Ia
que 90 reeihs y IL que 90 Adquisre
Ana Bolsna, 10 ssduotora muier de
Enrique VII, qre passbA como una
mAravillA do eneAnto, tsnis ssis dsdo'
en- la mAno dsreohs, IN disnts ma
coloaado ga 10 msndfbala superior J
81 nivsl dsl easllo M tumor psqusfio
que eicondfa ON oil mayor srte. 4u'
chas modAs no tuvieron ca su nael'
misnto otro fa que el disimalar una
antsrmsiA fisieA; citaremos los lu
Mares, Las pslueAs, les trerzAs de pc
Ito, los zApatos do punta remar G ada
stG.
La bslle2A resids On 10 armonfl
del soni lnso; del sdio, del e1lor. Ii
sonaordareiA es una eondiei6n sin,
lqaa nons dc 10 bellexA.
| De New York, -Kntre los prislo
neros detenidos on una reunion ansr
quista que 90 eslehr6 On el Este dc Ii
cludad J que disolvi6 10 polisfa po
Ihaberss dssmandado los oradores, o
or ContrabAn On el iuzgado dc Yorkvi
lls sinco muisres quienss sseevto uus
no pssabsn de- los 20 amos, y dos srs
sstudiantas de 10 Eseuala Normal
todas las alcanxaba sl arafculo 40 0
del C6digo Penal, que prohibs sisrt
elase de reunionss y que Sc redaet
dessu4a del asesinato dol President
Mckinley. Lc 6uieo que pusde sal
vArlas dc grave penA, % que 90 cam
bic 10 aSusAei6p, por 10 dc ese&ndAlC
I,xcspto para 10 solA vsrd adsrAmsnt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
De CARCELES
Movimisnto general de pro-
cesados en- las carceles
de ID isIa.
POR ADULTERIO
Juana Mercado ss sumariada
pUr Ell delito de adulterio.
Otros delitos.

Han ingrssAdo On 10 sAresl de Hu'
macao & sumplir condenA los indivi-
duos aigu entsi:
Juan Rivera (sl msaea Hero,
por hurto msnor.
Sa1dAlio Colon Rivera. Dor aso'
mstmiento J agresi6n.
Antonio Ubilss Tigusr0s, per
gusl delito
IngrssAdo en- sumaria Alberto
Dkvila y Ramos, per atsntado cen
ira IL vida.
En- 10 de Guayama, Cesilio Soto,
por dslito contra la iustieia. Dioni.
sio G ArtiA por altsrar l. pas,
En- 10 do sa, Juan, R.fssli iAurisl
xArsusla, por abuse do sonhsnxa.
Gallo Mossa do JsI 4, por sx pest
clones dsahorsstas.
Kmiliano Esquilfn, por a'tsrar 10
Arcade Bsnit alias bienlsvso,
por acomesimisnto y sgrssi6n.
Emilio Rodrfgu,x. Ior sl mismo
delito.
Jss6s Dslg sdo Rodrigusz por . slts'
Sar 10 pax.
Gaspar HsrnAnd,z, pof ascmsil-
miento y sRrssi6n.
Tom&s AdArme CAldsr6B, por al
terar 10 pas.
AguAtin CarmonA, por asonsii-
miepto.
Lsonsio Psdr6n. Maria Crux. Be-
nito Fsrnkndsx, por aeomstimisnto
agresi6n.
En- 10 dc Rones, Ursula Lasalls
por sgresi6n.
Emiliano Qainones, por hurto me
nor.
Jols Medina, por diK)s malisio
aos.
JusnA Msreado, On sumaria, pol
adulterio.
Pedro Colon, en- sumariA, POI
adu'terio.
En 10 de Aguadills, LAEaro Rosa
por hu-to menor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

obliRado & darles los Gtulos do sss
propisdsdss.
nj gran rabino judfo piseandi6
huir, paro tuA eaptarado ' nalersta
do 5; tsmbiGn quiao sssapar. ain eonss'
guirlo. el gohsrnador do 10 plass.
Oos turiaaas IL rglssss Que haysroa
al OR dascargAs DO tusilarts, llseAFoa
{ TGngsr sin ncvsdad.
ri cusrao diplom Atieo pfo& stA en-
IA al sultan da los spsaa0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

VEase nuestro interesante fo.
nettn, EICG6GIIero de CO.
s0 Roia, &poca de la gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
pAginas s. y g..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

elamArse en- ArssliA iefs indspen
diente.
Dos eomereiantss que han podidc
eseap par do 10 poblsei6n, han LEG adC
& T&uger, y cuentAn dssa!lAdamente lC
ocurrido.
Dicen que los invAsorss ssquss
ron los eomersios, aspseialmente loi
do los iarselitas. AdsmAs fusron 4 ID
sasA de uno de ellos, majtrAtando 1
80 ssposA polQue no lee enireg6 dine
70 y Alhaias.
A muehos propistAri0s lee hal
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
Forefathers' Tonight.

The Forefathers' celebration at the
Congregational Church this friday af-
ternoon and evening promises to add
another emphatic success to the long
line of observances of the day that have
been held in the historic edifice whose
building was begun just one hundred
years ago. All are most cordially in;
vited to gather in the audience room
at five o'clock when the formal pro-
gramme will be rendered. The theme
of the address to be delivered by Doctor
George 7. Smart, of Newton Highlands,
Mass, is "The Bequest of the Early
Puritans." The Pilgrim supper, thirty
five cents, follows in the vestry below.
There will be music and speaking and
hearty welcome to all.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
Century Club Concert.

The second entertainment in the Cen
tury Club course occurred last evening.
Both the bureau furnishing the Harmony
Concert Company and the ladies of the
club are to be congratulated upon their
choice. The musically inclined were
given an opportunity to listen to a choice
program of vocal and instrumental selec-
tions by quartette of daintily gowned,
charming young women. There were
ten numbers on the program and with
the fourteen encores the evening was
thoroughly musical. Especially worthy
of mention were the soprano solos by
Miss Gertrude Kirsmith. including a col
lection OF japanese love songs in cos
tune. The rendtions on the violin by
Miss Maud Kirksmith and also Miss
Lillian Kirksmiths clever interpreta
tions on the flute were the occasions OF
calling for unstinted applause.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
THE DAUGHTERS DINE
Tenth Anniversary of Ethan Allen
Chapter, D. A. r. Observed.

One of the brilliant affairs in Middle
bury was the celebration by the Ethan
Allen chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution OF the tenth an
niversary. at the home of Mrs. Mary
Tilden on Friday evening last.
The colonial mansion with its wealth of
mahogany and other oldtime fur
nishing5 was eminently effective for
such an occasion. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs William Nc
Clifton, regent and Miss Collander,
founder of the chapter; Mrs. Joseph
Peck presenting the guests to the re
ceiving party. Thus gathered about rs
friends ard acquaintances of the chap
ter. Among them were the Sons of the
American Revolution of Middlebury.
Those from out of town were Mrs.
Clayton n. North of Shoreham, State
regentelect, and regent of the Hands
Cove chapter of Shoreham and Orwell !;
DR.. and Mrs King of Fort Edward, n.
Y. Mrs. King is regent of the Jane
McCrea chapter of that place, which
is large and active one. In very
happy manner Mrs. McGilton told what
the chapter had done during the ten
years of its existence. Mrs. King and
Mrs. North brought greetings from their
respective chapters. a very interesting
musical programme was listened to
with pleasure. Refreshments were
served from the dining room which was
handsomely decorated and lighted with
many candles. This room contained
many valuable heirlooms of the Tilden
family, besides many others which were
loaned for the evening. Among them
was large pewter plate bearing the
date 1882, from which time 1t has been
in the possession of the Higley family.
Other pewter pieces and silver spoons.
owned by the first settlers of Middlebury
were loaned by Mr.. Henry Sheldon.
The table was heavily loaded with silver
and old china. In the center was large
silver candlestick which had ornamented
the home of George Washington at Mt.
Vernon and belonging to Miss Jessica
Stewart. Miss Stewart, in elegant revo-
lutionary costume, presided at the coffee
urn, and looked as though she had
stepped down from a portrait of "ye
olden time" She was assisted by Miss
Roscoe, Miss Bowdish, and Miss Cush-
man, also in old-time dress.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
To Correspon ents.

If the lady correspondent who tele-
phoned for some stamps and envelopes
on Monday will repeat her order it will
be filled fright away quick" Our new
Office boy has not learned the voices of
all our valued correspondents. and SO
mistakes will happen until he becomes
familiar with them or they repeat their
orders.
We have arranged to send each cor
respondent first class literary weekly
newspaper from the first of January, il
they will send in their names and COR.
RECT p. O. addresses. Do not delay
please, as we desire to send in all or
ders for the paper at once.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
Church Notes.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST.

The subject of the Sunday morning
sermon of the pastor, Rev. George R.
Stair, will be "Christmas Rights" In
the evening he will deliver the sixth
sermon in the series entitled Memorable
Nights in Bible History" the subject
being a seasonable one, "The Glorious
Night" There will be special Christmas
anthems. solos and duets by the quar-
tette at both services Sunday, in addi-
tion to which there will be chorus sing
ing at the evening service by choir
of girls from the Bible School.
The Christmas exercises of the Bible
School will be held next Monday even,
ing in the church auditorium, and will
consist of recitations, dialogues, solos,
duets and chorus singing by the school.
All are most cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21
HOLIDAY DECORATION.
How Our Business Houses Com :
pare with the Outside World.

Some of our local merchants who are
keeping up the time honored custom of
holiday decoration, have quite meritori-
GUS displays.
Among those noted is the collection of
plants exhibited by Mr. Hunt the green
house man, in Blackmer's window.
Marshall has fine crockery, groceries,
toys and books.
F. A. Bond, general variety of fancy
groceries, shoes and rubbers.
joys window has the substantials for
Quitting by measure-cash, no credit.
c. n. Atwood & Co.'S variety of gents
apparel must be seen, to be appreciated,
as an enumeration here would be impos-
sibe.
Burt's display of perfumes, drugs ard
smokers articles is as snowy as any in
town and his goods as reliable.
Piper & Goyett have an assortment of
luxurious furniture as far back in their
store as the eye can reach.
Mrs. Lawrence has a fine display of
headgear.
Miss Waugh's toys and notions are
the envy of the little folks.
The only Sheldon, with reputation
from Al, can please whole community
in variety and quality whether it s dishes
or drugs.
Joe Calvi shows fine line of fruits.
Beckwith establishment is without a
peer in the art of display.
Ives &, Shambo are little back from
view. but they "have the goods and
sell them.
Crossing the public square j.. II. Stew
arts ware is striking in effect and sub
stantial in quality.
No better assortment of groceries can
be found than the Benedict store affords
and the
Cushman display is marvel of good
taste, which runs through the whole es
tablishment
L. S. Knight g. Co, challenge the State
for reliable clothing, umbrellas, haber'
dashery, etc
Z. f. Rich's stock of shoes and rubbers
does not prevent his providing his custo
mers with the best of groceries.
The man to whom the community
turns for it's daily pabulum of reading
matter is now turning his attention tc
filling holiday orders for toys, and arti
cles too numerous to mention. Charlie
Rich is of course indicated.
The inner man is well taken care of by
Taylor's reliable help.
The most complete emporium of gilt
tering generalities in gold, silver anC
diamonds is Carpenters-a little out o
the way in location but it will pay t,
look him up.
For your Christmas dinner we hav
a trio of helpmates and you will max
no mistake whether it's the old reliabl
Gorham, the newer men Winans, or tn
last but not least, Billy Wood.
If there are any that have been misse
we do not find their names among ou
advertisers.