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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
NOTRS Y NOTICIaS.

En- opeERcionas comGFcialGB de In CASA
que FspFassnts, BsldEG hoy para 81 Fate do
u iaIa al jovan Rom6n Quihonol, y viBitR'
EG Lac pOblaCiOueB de OsguaS, Osysy, Gu
ERbo y JunCoa.
-Hs sido nombEado mismbro de ls
JuntS EgColaR do San GsFm6n ol senior
don TomGs N. FEadsFa, y de lG dc Oamuy
aI doctor don JuIio r. Audinot
. Sc GncuentFa enfoFm0 On Ol Hospital
de PonCs el supsrviBig principal del dis
tFit0 de GaRyamR, Mr.. e. w. HutChin'
son.
-Ayor Bs lO ha Femitido Lon inBp0c.
toEG1 SO osCuelag, para que loo RIPARIAN
0ntFQ los mReHtFoB Gl follsto TefeE0nt9
IR fiesta del dfs del Arbol , dol dis de
Aoci6n de GFGciaa tHmbi6a lO han side
IomihdoB NismpIsFsl los los miembroG
do Las JuntaB ERcolsreB de ls isis,
-EssA noche % CalebFaE6 en toB o.
lonOl del AtOne0, la 8nunCiAda reunion
de d8mas.
Eel jusz de paz do Rio-piedEsB HsfiOl
de Lima, hR tornado de nuevo posesi6n dol
cargo.
Presto jursmento para el cargo d.
juOz de Coamo, Ol LCdo. M. Rivera.
Sc ancuentFR On San Juan, el BPfloI
don Felix Perez, rico propietariO. y prem
dsntO honorsFiO del pGFtido Union d.
ruerto Rico On Bayam6n. ShIudamoH q
bu0n COmpatFiotR.
-TOmbi6n 10 eBtS ol HofloP don RAfa0
GutiOTreE del Arroyo, rico 0gpiCultp4 do Il
GiudOd vsCinS,
-HR pregentadO ls E0nunciR 4 cargo
do B0cFetRrio de I8 Junts Esool8E 10 CidEl
el 1afior don MaTc0liRno SRntog.
-OonoioEto por ls banda do ls PolioiG
Lnsular en- ls plaza BSldoEioty 0l domingo
1-Cs) HIMNO ''ssIudO San Juan
(b) PsUo dobl0 "LOB BohsmioB'', Viveg
2-sinfonfs opera "FradisbOlo', Aubar
3-Danza "LRuEA = G0oEgina', C0mpol
4-(estrsno) Selection de la zRrsuell
"LaB Bribonan', OAllOja. 5-CusEtsto d.
Ia 6psrB "RigOletto', Verdi. 6-Two stoI
"PugBy", Oorni. 7-TGndN do VAlae
op0rotR "JoIly Widow, LshRr. Sees
tIOno) March "Ths Man Of the hour
DsdiCRdR ri honorable William 81, Taft
AronBon. 9-DaDEa '.Trini" dediCsdA
10 hija del Oaribe, Tisol. 1O-Star Span
gle Banner.
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Sentida neCr0IOgfa.
P0E Ia muortO De 10 QUOrl6O
I6VsR de BargaI0aNta.

Venimo1 del CemOntsrio donde dagpsdi'
moa al amigo qusrido, al CompSfsFo que
comparti6 con noBotFoB laU laboTeB del &C.
tudi0, ,& nuOStEo qusTid0 Luis Boneta del
Pozo.
Intense doloF embargo nueBtFoU COFaSo'
nee. El luto Ia dOgolRCi6n smbAFgan 81
hogaE de una familiR diRtinguida y lIevAn
aa psna todR IL gociedGd bRFCslonOsenae
qu0 0gtimaba On todo lR1que vslfRn IaH vir'
Gu1OI de quien bSjs & lG tumbN On la edad
florida, CuRndo Ia vida % todR iluai6D, =
0l pOEvenir todO sVpsFanzaS!
La muaTto del j6ven Luis GB I8 RlboFsds
de ls exiBtenCiR, tefidR de negro CRpuz; In
4rista EeAliaad de IN snBuG1io, qus la luS
brillants y hoEmoBR que 10 RpHga 81 HopIo
de leYO bTigR,,.,.....
.AquGiI8 alma que Rbrig6 a0ntimientoB
altFuintns IGgu6l CoTaz6n todo tsTnuTG =
TODD amor, NO ViVO Ya con noBotloB; y RI
ssDnrREgo parG Siempre de nuustTo IGdo,
daie una OatsIa luminous de reCuOFdou que
viyiPGn OtOHnamOntO entire Bus amigos =
compafisror, que GupieEOn CompaEtir con 6l
lau daIiCial do loH dias juvanilsB CuRndo
la sxiItOnCia NOS halOga = Ia diChR 90 nueB'
ST0 Ouetl0............
Trinto miBl6n humGnA! AbRndonRF laE
ysnturau dc uuoatrR vida, no yer rsslizadOu
nuOutroB idoalou, sorPEOndernoB 10 noCha
atarna, y partiE leioB, muY lsjo1, donds nc
llsgan OcoS IaItimoroB de nuaStEoI padres
nj 10 saCuCha Ol adi61 do nusHtEos anaigoD
Dusrms en- paz, Compai1OEO inolvidsble|
ALI qusdaR On tn gOpnlCro, Las SismprC
vivoD de mis- rocusrdoB; = los que BupimoI
ouoTsrts, 10 enviamon ol tiItimo adi6S, qut
llsvS onvuslto nusBtrO CaEihU y 81 afect'
m6s puFo de Ia Smiltod gus Biempro 3.
profa1omos.-'R RGm6n Rodriguez (HijO,
B lrcelonetO, NvbrR. Is de 1908
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TOnt.. AL
n1GntG en- Bayam0n
la GIuda1 pTOgTeSa Vapidamglte en-
ornate.
Ode mue8trO oOrrspOn0GI, }

Noviembr0 21.-Oontinda IS lluvis sn
Guta CiudRd de una mRnGr0 toEHenCiRl. Sc
hacO impossible ol BRliF lR CsllO.
Ell Sr. Julio UG0TG, gupORiutsndOnt0
do ls Porte RiCo American Tobacco Co.,
BayRm6n Branch, qus-ne OncontrAbR rOta'
nido on CANA, 90 0nCuOntrR Olg0 EGltRbl0'
cido do 10 dOl0nCia.
-ContinuRn rEpidRmOnt0 los trObajoB
de Ia olfniCa del Dr.. FsrnGndOz Mater, y
may pronto tandP6 el p6bIioc de OltR ciuo
dad l0vantado de Ouevo tan impoTtSnts CO.
mo titil establGCimiGnt0.
-TAmbi6o eBtG por ConolpiTaO la mag.
mica casa dc mampoatsE1G que eBtG fabEi'
csndo 0n lR cRIle del ComOFcio, Ol Lcdo.
WitwalI, casa que, por 90 guGto aIquitsC'
t6nioo, hsrmoBsaF6 81 ornate p6bliCo. En-
eGts uontido, BRyam6n pEogreaR E6pidR'
mente.
-Mucha, psEo muoha falta hace 0l quG
30 tom0n BsriNB medidAG con TeBpeCto lOr
RHtfculoa de primeFG neCsDidad, como IR
Carns, el p8n y lR l0ChO El p6bliC0 Ga
queis con Eaz6n gobEAdR do 10 mRlo On CO.
lidGd pFecio de 0loB GrtfouloE.
-HRC0 como dos SfioT Rlgo mas, quo
81 p6bliCo ViGn0 BufFiendO an poliClR in
sular, hiio de este pueblo, que Isgdn pare
co no hay modiOD de que 10 trADIAdon dc
aqUf. LO hB dRdO al bOeno del poliOfg
una d6eMmoiOma'ot0 que 20 tonne que I'm diG
90 dOnuncio 6l mi8mo, y dGnunCiRB que nc
tionen raz6n son muchBG do elias. Y gTR
Cias que GB 81 niflo mim0dO del teniOEte J
prsata poco6 BoEvicios en- ls CRlle, que 81
diR que 90 le aCabo el mimo, apbgA = va
mono1. A GuRyRn6H que tome OREtas er
Onte aaUnt0.
Con motivo de In lluviR no he podi.
do dar fanci6n 81 CiFco Las Tres BAndOFal
que eAt6 On oUta CiudRd.
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Gran exp0SiCi0n aTtiStiCs para eI cen
teHari0 de Verdi.

So h8 8oordRdo lR aperture de una Ex'
poaici6n TGRtr8l International que tandE6
Iugar On Milan eI Rfio 1908 en- honor me-
Fooido del primer CentOnsrio del naCimisnto
de Giu opps VoEdi, sl famoBo compassion
itRliRno.
La sxpoBici6n qusdsT6 divididG On tres
grsudss aeccioueE. El Toatro y Las compo'
aiCioneB dT0mEticAD, lB M6SiCg, lG O0mp0-
Iici6n y Ia IlteFprtt 'ci6n, los RTtiBtaU, lR
Literature toatral. RsliquiRR, Fotograffas,
ManusoritoB, etc.
La BGCCi6n do TeRtro ComprsndeF6 (s)
Reproduction dol teatro antique y do lR
Edad Media y tSatro modeEnO; (b) Pro.
duccioneB t8RtrRlsB antiguag y msdioevAl0B
modeEnaB, una parte de GBtR 8GCcl6n aB'
tara constituida por Cinemat6grhfou, fon6'
grafoH y aus RCc0sorios; (c) Vestidon, deco
FacionOg, RtTGzZ0, Illumination, vsntiiaCi6n,
c0IefaCci6n, etc. LR BeCci6n de mGsiC in
cluir6: (a) Instrpm0ntoB muBiCalGB, anti
guoB modsEnoB con BuB AccCEoEiop; (b)
CompOAiCionOU muBicRLGB On los difeTentOI
periodoB y 6poCaH entire les difsEonteU FR8Rg
y nacionalidRdo8. La teFcsra pscci6n o.
tsr6 dediCada & las repFeBenta C i o.
ues ia literature testraI, incluEGn'
do tambi61 TODD 10 que peFtsnezca q los
aCtoF0s y 50 trAbniO, & suG oDcuelaU,
BuS memorials, inCluBivs fotogEafiRu, auto
gFsf0S, TeproducCionGB de monumentoB,
etc. So hRrG la division conveni0nts en-
tEs mdsioa HpgrRda, himnoH pstri6ticoB y
nRcionalsH, cantor, CantoB gueEreFOB, etc.
Milkp, que o. FeconocidO On TODD 0l
mundo como un centric de BTts tsatraI de
pEimeEs, oBt6 bien diBpusato para hRce1
rsusltar una sSpoBici6n del g6asro do ID
que 90 tEatR dc llevRr q Csbo y, como tie
No Ndem6n grandsB y bisn diIpueatoB tOa
troB, podF6n reproductive en- ollOB, las pie
gaB Rntiguan de les divarsaO Macdonald
dRdes que C0nCuTF8n.
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la 0CuTrenCia de On diariO
en- eI Brasil.

81 pueblo bEaGiIsFo, como 30 BRbes Ox'
trOm6 uuB atenCiones con los EnREinos Rm0
PiCRnGB.
El "Diario de Concrete, para no ESE
mOnoB que nRdie, tuvo una oourrOnciR oEi
ginRI.
El dia de ls IIogsds de Is oaouadrs ,
cuAndo Afn no lREgOban 81 amelia loB b
qu0B, diBtFibuy6 On slloB ORtorCs mil 0jen
plar0B dc 80 ediCi6n.
En- 30 primera p'gins di6 una uscci6r
especial en- iug'6O, con tods olaue de iufoH
macionsU aobre ls Cfudsd do Rio Jan0iFo
para GUAR los GxtrsnisroB, sin sOlvidsT Ia
equivaIenciR de lR libra sBtsTlina ? del
6guilR ameFiCRnG....
ETA stCoi6n, con notitiRs do EAtadel
UnidoB, 90 mAntuvo miOntTA8 l8 aBcaadFg
peEmansoi6 en- 0l puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21

81 doctor Roberto Franco, professor de
ClinicR do OnfsFmedNdes tFopioalOa on ID
fAcultad de BOgOt6 (OOlOmbis), snvia 81
Director del SoFviCio de Anomia, Ia q
gui nts OREta fechada On 80 da OCtubzc
de 1908.
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NOtahIss ARTISTS en- excursion a
Ponce.
Seran aC0mpaiiadOS p0F los eSP0S0S
WiII0ughbV.
La Marcia THE mlR tt taH hour" 50 0sttGRATa
0l domingo, BOr Ia banda do Ia IHSgIlT.

MADAME D. Alma el senior Frsr K
MOr1hall, y Mr.. Rudolph ArongOn, eNtu'
vierou snoche On Ia FsoOpci6n de 10 Befio'
FR Willoughby = "a agi1or eBpoGo 81 BecEs'
taEio Willoughby.
MsnUna domingo rer6n hu6Ipsd tam.
bi6u do IoDlOGpOIou WiIlOughby, .har6n, On
compSHifa de OlloB, una excursion On auto
m6vil Ponce. rsgreuando & tempo dc
DIR 10 banda de la Poliofa Iugulsr que,
por primora vsz On San JuRn, tocGFa la
marchG do Mr.. AEonBon The man O
the hOuT, compusata por 6l y dsdiCada aI
proBidento electo William Howard Teft ,
aCGptSds poE eli COmit6 naOional Eepubli
oano como la mRrchR Official do 10 EeCien
10 cRmpSfiR.
La fschR del primer concerto en- Ssr
Juan por Madame D. Alma y Mr.. Mar
ahalI 6or6 anunciRds en- brave.
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Las cataT8tas de Ignazu.
Para honrar ID mOmOrIa dc ShakOsDOlrO.

Las CatArataB de Ignazu, an Ia region
fronteEizN de IG ATgOntinR, eL Paraguay y
81 Brasil, ofrGCOn vi1taT grSndioDNn y 3D.
miTAbIeI, que IupeEAn & los del Niagara.
En- les de Ignazu, Ol primer Balto de Ogua
Gao do una alturR dc 70 metros, = & este
Higueu otroB doa do 80.
La comini6n 0ncaEgads de honrGr ls
memoria de Shakespeare, decide Ia srsC'
ci6n de IN moDumento sTquitOct6niCo y una
aBtatuR del gran dTamRtuTgQ, para 10 cue
40 debe omplear hantR 200 mil librau eDtsE'
linan, oolOctAdR8 entire los pusblo8 del lido
ma iDgl6S.
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CARTa De UN PRO-
fesOr de CIiniCa CO.
IOmbianO.
EsCEibG al director del seNiCiO de
anemia.

81 doctor Roberto Franco, professor de
CliniCR do 0nfsFmedades tropioalOs on la
fACultad de Bogot& (OolombiR), 0nvia al
Director del SGFviCio de Anamia, Ia o.
gui nts CAEta fechadA On 80 da OctubZo
de 1908
"Muy sen u mic:
Por las publicaCioneB psri6dicas he viHto
que Ia C0miBi6n dc que uuted oB iOfo, 20
OCupa, con fsliz 6xit0, dnl Oatudio dc Ia
AnemiA Tropical UnCinariasis, en- par
tiCulRT de 60 pFoflOxiB y tTatAmiOnto. Dss
dc hGCe algunoG amos me intsEeso On este
0BtUdio y ConHideEO 10 que uat8des han ini'
ciGd0 On GBa i1IR, como una obrG que debs
imitaEaG poF todOB los que hRbitRmOB On
paiHen On dondO TeinR eg8 onfsrm0dRd.
En- nuOHtFRB ibTGFiR1 no 30 snCuGntran
Les publications. que untodGB han hOChO
BObE0 suU tFAbAioG = BobrO 10 organization
que uGtsdel han dGdo todOG lR8 medidAB
t0madGB para luChRF contra 10 Rnen1ia; y
como desOo vivRmOntO conoOOElas, leI agra
daCOEiR me las 0nvien por CorFeo, RirVi6n'
dose indiCarm0 quien debo OubEir gu va
l0T.
Al rogrOGar de mis- .sBtudioB On les
FGOuItaden de MOdiCinR Tropical, On Euro
20, Omp0C6 & oCupRTme en- este pals dc lRB
onfarmOdRdas de nueBtRoB olim0B, GOt0y
Rctu0lments encRFgOd0 On Ia FACultSd de
+MedicinR de B0g0t6 dc lG Cl1nicR de Onfer'
mOd0deu tFOpiCRleO. Con tel motive he
tsnido OcRni6n de iniCiaE Ol 08tudio do OBta
OnfsEmedRd entire nosotFoB ? me pVomOto
publican pr6ximamOnta Rlgo BobEO las pEi'
mOrau obBoEvRcionOg que % han hsCho Gquf
de orta onfGrmsdRd. Si 0lgGn inteT6B puo'
den tonOr para uItOdeu, tsndE6 muCho gunto
on Onvi6E10log.
81 en- lGI publiCGoion0B que uRtOdeD han
hOCho no 20 OnGuOntrR Gxpueats lG mAn0Fa
como 90 hR oEgsni8BdO Ia Oomigi6n y Ol
de como 30 han dintribuido lGuB trabOjOG, lG
BgrsdOCsEiR saGirvieF& cOmunic6Emelo On 90
Fespu08tG.
Como este enf0rmedad Oh entire nOIOtrOu
una do Las cRuBA8 pEinCipRleB do dOcsdOn
CiR de la TAzR y una do lAG que 90 oponen
priCipAlments 10 immigration, COnBidOro
que todos Lon pAfleB que tiOnen r0laCionGH
con ol nuegtro tondT6n intOT6G en- Comba
tirla, que Ioa que tFAbOjamOB en el mis-
mo BOntido debemo8 pFOgtAF mutuR Gyuda
ComuniC CandonoG nuggtTRB 0bg8EvaCi0nGs y
Gstudi08 p9EGonGleB.
GuatuBo me 0frezcO communicable CuOl'
qui0F infoTmOsquO BObrs sBta mAteriR pue
dan VdG. neo0DitRF, como aobTe CuRIquisT
otr0 OBunto EOlaCionado con Las enfsFm0da,
d0R tTopiCGleg.
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SOUTH CHINA.

Henry Arnold left Sunday, Oct. %,
for the hospital in Portland to have an
eye removed The operation was per-
formed Monday with success and he is
doing nicely, with the prospect of his
return home in 10 days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Metcalf and
granddaughter, Jennie. We're visiting
the formers daughter, Mrs w. .. Far
rington, Tuesday,
Mrs. w. j. Thompson was called to
Waterbury Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of a relative
Florence CARL and roommate, Miss
Skinner, were the guests of Miss Carlrs
mother, Mrs. w. ]. Thompson, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Bragg ana T.. c.
Maxwell attended the funeral of Orrin
Bragg Wednesday.
". J. Thompson accompanied Henry
arnold to Portland Sunday and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Howard Fuller shot and brought
nome Two deer Friday. Oct. %. The
buck weighed 227 pounds ana the 9th
er 20 pounds. The head of the buck
vas very nice one and he is having
1t set up by Mr.. Gordon, the hotel
keeper at China Village
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MAINE SCHOOL CHAT

Mrs. E. r. Carsley Of Blaine is
teaching her 55th term of school.
A valuable addition to the records
owned by the Alumni Association OF
Limerick Academy, has just been re-
ceived Catalogues of the academy
with the dates 1871, 1S4S, 1858 ano
1873, have been presented by Mrs
Emily d. T. Mills.
The Horace Mann Grammar anG
Primary school in Melrose has beer
closed on account of the prevalence OF
diphtheria At present there are be-
tween 50 and 40 cases that have beer
reported to the board of health and as
many more cases of a suspicious
character are under observation.
On account of illness Mrs w. P
Watson has resigned her position as
teacher of the intermediate grade OF
the Kngfield school. Miss Josephine
Emerson will fill the vacancy anC
Miss Gertrude Hunt will finish The
sub-intermediate term formerly taught
by Miss Emerson.
The Bangor Teachers club has or
ganized for the year with the follow
ing officers: Miss Annie Ervine, presi-
dent; Miss Ann E. Neville, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary r. Spratt, secretary
and treasurer; Miss Taylor, Miss
Trickey. Miss Hurley, Miss Mountains
Miss MacSkmmon, Miss Grant, Miss
Simpson and Miss Brown. directors.
At the October meeting of the West
brook school board it was decided that
the teachers in the Forest street
school will teach week extra in June
to make up for the enforced vacation
OF last week. Miss Mile Scribner
was elected a teacher in the extra 18th
grade in the Bridge street school at a
salary of $3.50.
The Sanford school board have de-
cided to use the $1,000 which was left
by the will of the late Joseph Holm
rake for the benefit of the public
schools to equip two rooms in the
Emerson building for the teaching OF
manual training and domestic science
1t was thought by the board that to
make this use of the money would be
in keeping with Mr.. Hollinrake's wish
concerning the improvement OF the
school work along these lines. He
was always vitally interested in this
branch of the work, and had often
spoken of the Lowell Textile School
as the kind of an institution that the
town should some time possess. Two
of the rooms in the basement of the
Emerson building will be equipped for
the two branches and if possible one
teacher for the two will be secured
Supt. of Schools Colby has had some
experience along this line, as it was
while he was superintendent at
Skowhegan that that place fitted ur
for this same work
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EAST VASSALBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hescock and
daughter Louise from Portland are the
guests of Mr.. and Msr Henry Chap
man.
James Pearson arrived in town
Thursday from a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of
North Nassalboro are making repairs
on the Collins estate, which they are
about to occupy.
Miss Alice Files of Winslow was re-
Gently calling OF friends in the village.
Mrs. Adelaide Hamlin of Benton is
visiting her brothers, John and James
Priest.
Miss Abbic Lewis has returned from
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity.
Miss ElO!Se HaffGrd entertained her
Bibel school Thursday evening at the
cflurch parlor. Music, games, proverbs,
etc, were among the entertainments
Light refreshments We're served. A
most delightful evening was spent.
Mrs Emma Pope left Wednesday
evening for Waterville, where she will
remain for some time.
Ell vim Trask of Gardiner was a caller
in the place Thursday
Clarence Rowe of Riverside was a
business caller in the place Tuesday.
Mrs. Myra Brown and daughter of
Unity were recent visitors at Mrs
Illpha Butterfield's
Mrs. Hayes of Amcsburg, Mass. is
with Mr.. and Mrs. katchney for few
weeks
Mrs. Charles Mower and Mrs. George
jackson were calling on Mrs. Clar-
ence Rowe this week.
Mrs. George Page of Fairfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Whitney.
Mrs. Frank Weeks and little daugh
Ter, VINO have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs p. 5. Bragg during the summer.
returned Wednesday to their home in
Providence, r. /.
}. w. Buttertield is visiting for a
snort tune In Bangor and vicinity.
among those who attended Pomona
Grange from Vassalboro Grange We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth B. Richardson. Mrs.
James Pearson. Miss Pearson, Miss
ward, Frank Rand and James John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Priest of North
Vassaiboro were recent callers in the
place. ~! * 3lA +4HI.M1 EK
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IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.

The church at Bucks Harbor has
been painted through The efforts of the
Aid Society.
a teachers training class in the
Pennington Sunday school, and is also
adding Home department to the
school.
The new bell earned by the earnest
efforts of the church members has
been hung in the belfry of the Church
If the Good Shepherd at South Wind
ham.
Rev r. Arnold Shackleton. o
student at the Bangor Theological
seminary, has been given a cell to
become the regular supply pastor of
the Dexter Congregational church.
Rev. Thomas w. Fessendan, D H.,
who for the past three years has been
pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church. Bangor. has accepted Il call to
the famous Wesley M> thOlist church
At Salem, Mass.
The new building of the Ladies' Aid
society at Cranberry Isles has been
completed and christened 'Ladiesade."
The first public gathering; was held
last week and the sum II so realized,
which has been placed with the fund
for painting and other improvements.
The cornerstone OF the new COngrega
tional church at WiScaSSet was re
Gently laid and under it documents
taken from the old corner stone, We're
laid together with new ones. The new
church is on the site of the old one
burned last fall, and is similar in de-
sign, only not quite as large as the old
one Fragments of the old Paul
Revere Bell" have been saved and will
be nodded into the new bell. II will
cost about $1,000 to furnish the church
including the bell and organ. The
cost of the building will be from 81,
100 to $105S1. and the contract was to
the lowest bidder, A. f. Warren of
Auburn A subscription paper was
started in town and over $50 persons
subscribed various sums of money
Large sums We're subscribed by sum-
mer people. Hon. Erastus FoOte of
Chicago, gave $500, and others from
Boston and other cities gave like
sums toward the rebuilding. The
church will probably be dedicated in
the spring.
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NEWS AND CHAT FROM
maine CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND.

Mrs. Thomas j. Southland attended an
afternoon whist party in Augusta
Thursday.
Harold Smith of Bowdoin College rs
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs G.
w. Sylvester.
The advance agent William Rear
don for the play The Devif' was III
town Wednesday. The play VIII be
given III the Opera Hall Tuesday even
ing November 3.
DR. A. b. Libby Of South Gardiner
was in town Friday morning.
Miss Eva Pratt of Bath, who was
the guest Of Mrs. Charles Watson this
week returned home Thursday.
y. j. Southland spent the day Thurs
day with his father in Portland.
Dr. Pickering Of Gardiner was in
Richmond Friday to see sick morse
belonging to b. f. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Talman
passed Thursday in Gardiner
Mrs. Henry Libby is very ill at her
home on Main street. A trained nurse,
Mrs. Arthur Lancaster, is attending
her.
Harry .Allard who attends Bates col
Mrs. John Partridge Of Madison, re
turned to her home Friday after few
DAYS visit with her mother, Mrs. a. b
Haley.
Alice Lancaster who has been max
ing an extended visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lancaster has re-
turned to Portland.
The Rowe Bros. Co. have taken q
contract 10 lay a sewer across the river
at kennebunllport. They began the
work last week. George Johnson. the
local diver from Richmond went there
last week and will be employed as di-
Yer. Edward Bullock also of Richmond
Is assistant in the same work.
Frank Kennedy of Lewiston arrived
Friday and will pass Sunday at his
home in town.
DR. W. n. Price, NJ. G. Buker and II.
Z. Hcudlctte, attended the Commandry
meeting at Augusta Friday night.
| Frank 31uren mas 4 crew of men at
the saw mill planning with his gasoline
| engine.
| Bert Bates anG Fred Weber took a
day off Thursday to go hunting. They
came hone with 4 few birds.
| Mrs. Stewart of Skowhegan was in
town on business Wednesday.
| Miss Florence Robinson who had her
| leg broke 4 last spring by being thrown
| from Il i,:''n = recovering from the ac-
| cident. .-y N..,.> able to take dinner
recently with one of her neighbors,
Mrs George c. Lowell.
Daniel Baker is working in South
Gardiner for the winter.
Mrs. Fred Roger went to Lewiston
| saturday for the day.
The third Whist party of the season
t" be given by the Mount Carmel Chap
tcr Q. z. S. was held last Thursday
evening at the c. A. r. hall. A de-
llShtful time was reported by ALL a
S'odly Number being present. There
were seven tables of whist, ices Were
served during the evening. An invita-
t,un was extended to all to attend the
Iourth Whist next Thursday evening
These parties are to be held every
;Wo weeks, during the winter, but the
regular meeting Of the chapter comes
in two weeks SO the first whist neXt
month will be held on Thursday No
VembCr nth.
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LITcHFIELD.

A party of friends and neighbors
met at the home of E. NJ Douglas
Thursday evening, where they We're
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas and daughter, Belle. Pop
corn and home made candies We're
served, also a bountiful supper OF
oyster stew and cake. The evening
was enlivened by music by the
graphophone which was much enjoyed
by all. All united in saying they had
passed a very pleasant evening and
departed leaving a sum OF money as
testimonial of neighborly love and
good will.