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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

Mcintyre drew a big salary last season
and received $1,000 extra as his share of
the worlds series.
the first to have trouble with the raise-in-
salary crowd Eddie Hahn and Pat
Dougherty say they will quit unless
Comiskey loosens up. Comiskey is los
ing no sleep over the matter. He knows
it Is a bad year to ask for an increase
In pay for anything. Besides, the batting
average of this pair hardly warrants a
demand for more money.
Ty cobb's brother Phil. who played in
the Western Association last season, has
the family recipe for hitting. He swatted
the ball at the rate of .296 and this was
his first season, too. Phil may soon leave
the minors.
John Anderson has become weary of
swinging club in the Character of a
policeman, and is anxious to swing wood
on the diamond again. The Athletics is
the club that Jawn would like to connect
with
The Cleveland, Boston and ST. Louis
clubs have refused to waive claim on
Chariie Carr, who has been drafted from
Indianapolis by Detroit. They evidently
think the Tigers are strong enough.
Frank De Haas Robinson. one of the
owners of the ST Louis National League
club. does not agree with President Pull
being played and that games that dA not
go the full nine innings should count for
nothing when they are the second con-
test of a double, header. Robinson is SO
matter that he will advocate at the meet
ing of the National League a regular sys-
tenn of having double-headers on Satur-
days, Sundays and holidays
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reason Of inadequacy or compensation
was 80 % per cent.
Under present conditions stable cleri-
cal force cannot be maintained Ut navy
force are unquestionably detrimental TO
the best interest Of the government.
Conditions in the Department.
The conditions in the Navy Department
proper at Washington are not so unfa-
vorable as at navy yards, but the small
nercentaee of positions in the higher
grades results in the same lack Of sta
bilty in the clerical force. 1t Is con-
coded that the cost of living In the past
two or three years has materially In
creased The wages OF mechanics at
navy Yards are fixed once year, the
law providing that they shall conform.
as nearly as is consistent with the public
interests, with those of private establish
ments in the immediate vicinity OF the re-
spective yards. While the wages Of me-
chanics have in many instances been IN
creased. there has been practically no In
crease in the wages of the clerical force
This is manifestly UNJUST.
In a plea for additional office room. the
Secretary says:
signed to its present quarters it's bust.
ness. as shown by the files and records OF
it's several branches. has multiplied from
ten to twenty fold, anu its work has
enormously outgrown the office facilities.
II has become necessary to line the walls
and crowd the interior spaces OF working
rooms with files and records and thrust
them, in some instances, into undesirable
places in the basement, under steps, ana
in garnet spaces, where they cannot be
properly cared for and are not readily
accessible. The demands for room in or
der properly to transact the business OF
more and more imperative and cannot
longer be ignored without serious detri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
In the Lighthouse Service.

The lighthouse service steamer Maple
will sail today for Baltimore with light
ship No. 40 in tow, bound for Cape
Charles, where the lightship will resume
her station. and relief ship No. will be
brought back to Baltimore. No. 40, dur
ing her stay in Baltimore, received a
general overhauling in preparation for
withstanding the heavy storms that rage
on the Virginia coast during the winter
months.
]. E. Oliver. assistant keeper at the
Pages Rock light station. York river.
Virginia, has resigned. and A. 8. Riley has
been selected to succeed him.
Robert L. Moody Of Virg mia has been
appointed laborer at Bowler Rock light
stction on probation for four months.
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MEMORIAL TO REV. MANNING.
Hibernians Unveil Monument at
Bonnie Brae, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. December 2-Nearly 400
loyal 1rish-Americans tramped through
the mud and drizzling rain of yesterday
afternoon to Bonnie Brae cemetery to
pay fitting tribute to the memory of
Rev. Peter NJ. Manning. late state chap
lain of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
1t was the occasion of the unwilling of the
monument erected over his grave by the
order. Delegates came from all parts of
the state.
Notwithstanding the disagreeabIe wealth
er. long before the hour set by the COM
mittee in charge for assembling at Fred
erck road and Augusta avenue, Irving
ton, a large number Of the order had ar
rived and were awaiting the word OF
their president to begin the march through
the mud to Bonnie Brae.
The monument Is of granite, and is In
the form of an Irish cross, and cost 81. 100
At the base OF the cross the following is
carved:
Erected In Memory of Rev. P. j. Man
ming by the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hiberniaas Of Maryland. 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
The Lunch Counter
Is the Cause of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, Catarrh of the
Stomach and Heart -
Disease. -.- -.
NINE.TENTHS or THOSE WHO EAT THERE
BOLT DOWN THEIR FOOD. E, I; ,

NlNE.TENTHS OF THOSE WHO EAT THERE
BOLT DOWN THEIR FOOD. 3,
The next time you eat at lunch counter Just
you watch the people opposite. Look down the
whole line and notice ho~ tbes bolt down their
food. washing 1t down with hot coffce or cold
water. First they take large bite. then a
drink. bite and drink. hurryinS through
their meal ip Eve or ten minutes.
Many OF them don't know the correct way TO
eat. while others are 20 intent on money making
that they will not take the time TO eat properly.
The lunch eoupteYs create u great demand for
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. for every one now
knows that they assist the stomach in digest.
Ing the food that has been suddenly forced
down into II.
Health should he the. nrst thing sought for in
the battle for existence.
With q sound body all things are possible TO
man. while Ill health handcaps him.
The dyspeptic is usually grouchy and cannot
meet his fellow man In the proper spirit to WIN
his confidence and esteem. Many 6ne propo.
sitIon has failed because dyspeptic was back
Of II.
Your brain does not work right where dyspertic
conditions prevail, neither does any organ OF the
body.
Get your digestive apparatus in perfect condi-
ton nrst and all will 90 well with you.
Take stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets until you
cure yourself Of indigestion. catarrh of the
stomach spd dyspepsia. and your heart. liver,
brain and all the organs of the body will per-
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Don't give up in despair. but get right and all
things will come your way and fortune Will
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You can purchase Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
anywhere earth. They have become fam-
lily necessity everywhere
They package,
Send us your name and address today and we
will at once send you by pail n sample package
free. ADDRESS F. A. Stuart Co, $50 Stuart
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Church Work in Porto Rico.

Bishop Van, Buren, Of Porto Rico deliV-
cred an address before a large attendance
In Christ Episcopal Church. Georgetown.
last evening, upon the needs Of the work
Of evanselisation upon that island. He
by the representatives Of the Episcopal
Church and of the prospects of expanding
it's dominion on the island. He said he
hopes to impress upon chnrchmen the inv
portance Of helping the work in Porto
Rico. Bishop Van Buren, came to this
country to attend the recent Episcopal
convention held In Richmoad, Va, and
is touring the eastern states soliciting aid
for the establishment of new church in
Ponce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Western the Champion.

Attention has been called to a statement
by writer In yesterdays Star to the
effect that the Technical High School won
the base ball championship of the locals
this year. OF course this statement was
inexcusable, for Westerns right to the
title of champion was established by VIC
tories over all the other schools. defeating
Business. IL to 5: Central IL to /; East
ern, to 0, and Tech, 2 to O.
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ment to the public service. Furthermore,
it Is feared that the overcrowding of the
clerical force of many Of the rooms. as
signed to the Navy Department Is OBJ
jeetionable not only from the considera-
ton Of the efficient dispatch Of business,
but upon sanitary grounds as we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Philoon to Captain Army Team.

WEST POINT. N. Y. December q
Downhearted over their defeat at the
hands of the Middies, the foot ball team
arrived home yesterday afternoon and
were met by the entire battalion Of
cadets. Had the homecoming been that
Of victorious rather than of a van.
pushed team the welcome could not have
been more enthusiastic
Cheer after, cheer echoed across the
Hudson and rebounded back again when
the train rolled in bearing the defenders
of the black. gold and gray. AS the men
emerged from the train they were grasp
ed, and. protesting. were borne on the
shoulders OF their comrades to the wait
ing stage. All the way up the long. steep
hill to the academy the battalion COM
pletely surrounded the conveyance and
cheered the team. collectively and indi-
vfdually. AS usual. the next years foot
ball captain was elected on the train and
Cadet Wallace Phiioon. the Army center,
was chosen to lead the team next year.
Philoon Is member of the second class
and was appointed from the state of
Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

crew from Australia. There WILL be two
crews from England and the Britons are
going to put their best leg forward this
time to try and regain some of the
prestige lost by the Belgians capturing
the grand challenge cup. There is
crew talked of already which. If they
get together, should take a lot OF beat
ing. They are: Edge. winner of the
Wingfield SOULS, No. !; Blackstaffe. win
ner of the diamond SOULS, No. 9; A. II.
Cloutte. winner of the Wingtield SOULS.
No. 3; r. V. Powell. winner of the Col
quhoun SOULS, No. 4; Darrell. winner of
the diamond SOULS, No. 5: McCulloch.
runner up. diamond SOULS. No. s; Stuart,
winner Colquhoun sculls. No. Z. and F. s.
Kelly. winner of the diamond SOULS.
stroke. AS far as individual merit goes
this crew could easily outstrip that of
any othef nation and surely would make
a boat travel fast.
1t is not known that the Begians will
be represented by the same crew that
rowed at Henley, but they are said to
be sure to bring the best they can mus
ter. The Belgians will not be allowed
to row at Henley next year for the grand
challenge cup. and the fact is causing
quite lot of unfavorable comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Foreign shipbuilding Programs.

In foreign shipbuilding programs of the
current year the characteristic feature of
all is the presence of battleships of heavy
displacement, destroyers and subma rines,
and. with the German excepted. the omis-
sion of armored cruisers. The speed and
displacement of battleships are increasing
In ali countries, and there is a marked
tendency toward a reduction in the num-
Der of calibers of guns composing the ar
mament. The armament of the latest
type of battleships is composed of heavy
turret guns and of smaller guns intended
for defense or against torpedo craft. The
latter. moreover, are increasing in caliber
to such degree that In some ships Of re-
cent design they are of the same calibers
that were used but few years ago for
the intermediate battery.
The absence of armored cruisers from
the new programs is worthy of note and
may be ascribed to the tendency toward
the merging of the battleship and ar
mored cruiser types. With the increase in
size and power of the armored cruiser
the distinction between that type
and the battleship has become less
English Invincible class it has almost dis
appeared. Having reached a limit in ar
mored-cruiser construction in the Irwin
chile class. England Is about to return to
a smaller type Of cruisers for commerce
protection and police duties. and it has
been announced in parliament that the
further construction of large armored.
cruisers is not, in the judgment of the
admiralty. Immediately required. Atten-
ton will. however, be directed in the i'm
mediate future to the development of the
scout class and to the evolution of
new type of cruiser to take the place of
the obsolescent Edgar class. ct should
be noted, however that England already
possesses large number CD of armored
cruisers) The development of the scout
is also subject that is engaging the at
tention of other foreign admiralties. Tor
pedo boats of less than 200 tons no longer
find place in recent programs. Several
nations are building torpedo boats of 200
to 800 TONS and nearly all are building de-
stroyers. the displacement of which varies
from 400 to 800 or 800 tons. and shows
steady tendency to increase.
Submarines, also. are increasing in size
as we'll as in numbers. the largest being
ST. tons. now building in France. Ger
many and Austria have recently been add
ed to the list Of nations engaged in build
fy,or ,E,y,,o riy,ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Foot Ball, Racing
and Other Sports
Continued from Ninth Page.)

Mcintyre drew big salary last season
and received $1,000 extra as his share of
the worlds series.
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w. B. Moses & Sons.
Taking in Oriental Rugs.
r Street, Cor. 11th.

There's taking the Oriental Rug business than commercial line
sales the backgrounds
thousand other d that that deal o
of
The realize the MORE NSSTENT YOU WILL BE TO
WITH US You m We know be foodd
all about Rug
These positively the
We actually selling low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Relative Warship Tonnage.

The relative order of warship tonnage
as 1t is at present is given as follows:
Great Britain. I. 633. 116 tons: United States,
81 ,616 tons: France. 6O9.079 tons; Ger
many, 529.032 tons: Japan. 3747O1 tons;
Russia, 232 943 tons; Italy 2O7,623 tons;
Austria. 1925 tons.
The relative order of warship tonnage,
as would be the case were vessels build
ing now completed, follows: Great Bril-
tain. 1.S21 $40 tons: France. S36.l12 tons;
United States. 771.1oS tons; Germany. $780,
320O40 tons: Italy. 2SS. 433 tons; Austria,
1925 tons.
Two Vice Admirals Advised.
Secretary Metcalf says he cordially con-
ours with those of his predecessors who
have urged the advisability of adding to
the list of officers of the navy two vice
admirals. The modern practice of ma
neuvering considerable aggregations of
warships under single command, he says,
renders this highly desirable in order that
there may be grades Of rank suited to the
control of squadrons. divisions and fleets
and for the prompt and systematic direc-
ton of groups of naval vessels, whether
small or large.
In a chapter advocating better compen-
sation for clerical employees, Secretary
Metcalf says in part:
by reason of opportunities for more
desirable private employment and better
chances for advancement in other execu-
tive departments, tie loss of competent
| clerks In the Navy Department and its
subordinate branches, by resignation or
transfer, has been unusually large and
has seriously affected the stability of the
force during recent years. In one bureau
alone--that of construction and repair
the loss in the clerical force for a priod
.>T md holt axr,t,, ~
quacy of compensation. was A per cent,
while in another bureau-that of supplies
and accounts-the loss in clerical force
for the calendar years 1906 and 1907 by
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
FIN DE UNA RAZA

He ah una contestacion dficil >i esa contestaci6l
ha de resolver explicar los tivos teroes por II
menos, de alutlla gran impression suys
Cierto qre, ffsco, nc valia gran cosa la
muchachta &c q len os habo; puede dccrs~ que Fer
nanda era morena, lnque de un color Moreno que
cas precia nveo, por 10 o'roy p)r 10 transp 4rente
su cabeza desde ia macho de 10 que lxige el modelo
de Ia estatuaria
All no crei' que mode'o; sus faccones
no tenfan tan poco orig ali lad alg ma haba alguuos
rasgos donde a ate1c61 Sc oetuviera pero NADIA
mas; frente despeadf'ima, 81; oos como va die:
nariz regular; b)ca un grande de abos gruesos
roJoS, como 81 lie faese la sangre eal2r dientes uf
veos. ancho y reco buso, be mbros leva1ados seno
tur2ene, cntura estrecha tale esbeto: Ia m IS qen
I'll belleza de Fernando sus manos tenfa en- Ios
deQos muchos cntillos qae chispeaban como TN des-
ooroamlento de soes; tai la beeza de sus manos
que haca mala impression veras engslanadas con pre-
c'osdades de pedrela
Asi Fernando fsica mente, rasqo nor rasoo
detaIe por detale; un deporabe tropel de imperfec
elones: pero tqdo lo que imperecto alli amodAha
SC en ~ conlun1o 'xirano, en- uuformidad ouce
2ac!osa, qae %oul!ula or atraeI. por cautivar uor
meterse en el corazon ella pre- retendero haciendos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
M. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEVO

Feisa son1i6 hizo lin gran esfuerzo para SON.
reir, asegurando que era NADIA.
Todos calaron: todos comprenderon que hubiera
sido indscrecion muy grande interrogarla.
La madre de Feljsa flo 10 que acababa
de ocurrir, porque aquel momento precisamente
habia empezado Sautorin, Ell de Sanidad. por tr6ue
sma vez la historic de cuando el la guerra
de Africa.
Ell general o. Donell lie habia dicho
listed sera la providencia de nuestros SOL
dados.
"Y yo lque hice medic de la lluvia de
proyectiles, me puse a todos los que cafar;
hay muchos que me deben la existeneia.
Yla ora, la del de Sandal. conclufa siempre por
su marido. dicendo:
-Vaya, muchsimos. va u creo ahi esta toda-
via Fulanito que puede contarlo ahi esta Menga-
nito
y por cada nombre de aque'los quienes sav6
Santorin miagrosamente asesaba la mujer un abani-
quien la Ola
Formaban dofa Paula los de Sanidad grupo
Felisa, Isabel Fernando otro.
Hoffman, aproximo estas Jacobo quedo an
retraido lleno de ndccisiones dudas, vendo va
gun el, muchisimo mas de 10 que guerra.
Era Fernando como Irene' a9sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
DOS NUEvOS pR0EsThs

En- la Comarca de S:eiietz
{Rusia), Sc ha desmentldo hace
algunos meses el refrar de que
"nadie es proteta en- su patrla.
In paisanO, de nom bre 81
who, sc asOCiO con una mujer
llamada Dacha, para explotar
la credulidad de las gentes.
Sc proClamar0n proietaS Y
vestldOs de largas Y extrava-
gantes vestiduras empezaron a
il de pueblo en- pueblo, anun-
ciando que Ell fin del mundo es-
taba pr0ximO Y que una gran
Calamidad iba a Caer SOb1e GUAM
tOs les Dian.
Muchas gentes, temerOsas,
quisieron congraciarse con Dios
pOr los mismos proced1m1entOs
que sc utilizan para cOngraclar-
Sc con los hombres, Y cOnside-
rarGo q Siwho V a su Conpane-
ra como yerdaCeIQs envIadOS
del cielo. les c0ln1aron de dones.
T1cl.1ta families lIegarOn a VEN
der sus campos y sus nlueoles Y
entregaron sus productos a los
en- haucadore~
\ asi ocurrio "a gran caiami-
dad profetizada por olWno y
Dasclla; desaparecieron de es-
ce4la q d.a nonos pea aado, des-
pues de haber reunldO con sus
supercherias unOs $4,000 ru-
bios, que vienen a ser Mnas 90
mil pesetas, con el camblo a Ia,
par. >
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
Il 7ERRENoTo DE- JAMAICA
los PRMER0S tNF0RMES De Ia PRENSA NE0.
y0RQUINA

Segtin comuica la estaci6n de "Hol.
Ian Bay. Jamaica, Sc ha sentido alli
un tuerte terremoto las tres de la
tarde del lunes. La ofcina del cable
sufrio graves dafios V todas las lineas
4 Kingston quedaron interrumpidas
lnStantaneamente. Por la tarde Sc
resta blecio la comunicaci6n por las
lineas terrestres ha sta ci1co millas S
de Kingston, la que anuncia haber
ocurrido un terrible terremoto Ell lu-
mes por la tarde.
Hubo gran Derdida de vidas Los
cheques contin1an. Todos acampan
al raso y prevalece gran zozoba. In
mediatamente despues del TEN blor,
Sc declare fuego en- Kingston. Es
tan interrumdidos los cables con Co.
Ion y con Bermuda.
No hay detalles del desastre, pues
no existe communication directa con
la ciudad. Las lineas terrest:es han
sldo reparadas hasta cinco lnillas de
Kingston, el martes por Ia noche, y
por elias Sc sabe que muchOs de los
edifcios mas importantes quedaron
destruidos y que ha habido gran per
dida de vidas.
POr los datOS que Sc tlenen has
ia ahora Sc cree que han perecido
menos de cien personas aunque los
hospitales estan llenos de heridos y
tai vez aumente la l.sta de des-
gracias.
Kingston otros puntos de interes
de la lsla, Ell esta epoca del aflO es-
tan llenos de via eros de America {
lnglaterra y Sc siente grandes te1no-
res acerca de Ia suerte de las nucha S
personas que han llegad0 a los puntos
de recreo de la isla
Ell primer gran ch0que Sc sinti6
hacia las tres y media de Ia tarde
del lunes y como en- San Francisco
lnmedlatamente Sc prOpagaron las
llsmas entire las III mas. Z. rlartes $
por la tarde a1n continuaba eI incen-
dio, aunque Sc creia que habIa sido
dominado
Ell Myrtle Bank Hotel CUE es el
principal de Kingston en el que
prObablement habIa mUchOS pasa-
jeros, qued6 destruido. FL gran hos
pital militar Sc quen6 y perec.eron
en- Il cuarenta sOldad0s.
Solo Sc puede ilnaginar e. g~ado
de destruc ion que ha sufrido Kings
ton ciudad que c0nServa aun las Sc
males de mum erosas visita~ desa stro-
Sas dc incendlUs, terreIn0to~ V c;Clo-
mes 0curridos en- amos antericres. La
ciudad es de casa $ bajas, que st ex-
tienden la largo de Ia playa de uno
de los puertos mas se9uros y hermo-
SOS de las Antillas y tiene 10000 ha-
bitantes, en- sn mayor parties negros
criollos.
Cuando ocurriG el terremcto sc di
rigian 4 la isla va1ios v@p,r@s con
eXcursionistaS, mas, seg,in - calcu-
Ia, ninguno de los bucues de NueVa
York y Boston estab n en (. puerto
de Kingston 81 lunes por Ia t;.cda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
Perez Escrich

oJo" Ell aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
meor remedo las Intermediates del Estomago Dspep
sa maas destones Su sabor agradabe puede
como comun Este para e estomago
ia en- caJas de 2 botelas de tro boeas sueta
casas siguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco
PONCE, Hotel Comado de don B. Mea
AGUADlLLA, Farmacia de don J. !. Font
ARECIBO Hotel Las Baleares" Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orpi Ca
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordofez
ANA, Ses, Freiria Hnos
CAGUAS, Sr Ambrosio Machuca
MANATL Sres. J. Padr6 Ca.
HUMACAO, don Aureio Ramirez
MAUNABO, Fa1macia de don lose G. Sugranes
CAROLINA, Sres, Arsuaga Ca
CANONA NANAS. Sres Fernandez Sobrinos.
SAN JUAN, FarmaCia Colon de Amazan SuCesOres
de ernandez hemano Suceores de Sobrno Fernandez
GARCIA Perez "a don lose Fernandez don Francisco Carrero
y suS agentes generates +. Font hermano
Preclo en- tolas parties 30 ctvs. botrlla de 1ro.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-18
SALISBURY CENTRE.

Mr. Geo Williams spent Monday af.
terpoon in Bennington. -,
Miss Agnes Whipple has been a
recent guest at l. N Harrington's.
Miss Daisy Barber OF Bennington
spent a few days with Miss Carrie
Phillips last week.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Ross are re-
joicshg over the birth OF son born
last Wednesday.
A pleasant surprise was given John
Robinson last Wednesday evening by
Is of his friends. Refreshments were
served and a very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
The Rev. George Williams, pastor
OF the SALISBURY Baptist church, ten.
dered his resignation to take effect
December 20. We are sorry TO lose
our pastor and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will be missed in our church
work and society. He will take charge
at West Pawlet and wish them every
success.