davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22
CLASS Q LEAGUE IN TEXAS l.

Organization of a class D baseball league for southwest Texas towns is under way. and the scheme has met with decided approval among the base ball men Of this section. The organi- zat.on will contain six or eight clubs. to be selected later, and already $2500 has been subscribed for the work of lining them up.
 The towns which are expected to
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22

figure are Victoria. Lockhart, Corpus Christie, Yoakum. Luling. Beeville, Crero and Bay City, but changes may be made in this circuit.
 Prominent men who are interested in the move are W. T. Foster and J. A. Malone of Victoria, John Beasley of Beeville. William Bowles of Corpus Christi and Bo. McCauley of Bay City. A practical baseball man will be cho- sen for president of the league. 3,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22

Jake Atx, . product of the South. ern league. Is the regular second base man Of the Chicago White sox thIs ssason. His work around the middle sack has been hrst-eIass thus far, but hs Is weak with the bat. Last seasen hs played the utility role for the team and hs Is able to 6Ii any position h the lnfseld to advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22
FAST SPECIAL TRAIN
 WRECKED; ONE DEAD

CLEVELAND. Aug. 21.-Dispatches received here report that the Pennsyl- vania eighteen hour special train was wrecked near Youngstown, Ohio, and the engineer killed.
 When near Youngstown. the en- zine rert the tracks and turned turtle- No one except Engineer Robinson was injured. The cause of the wreck is not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND:
 We had such good lemonade for tea yesterday. That was because we had good lemons When I went to get the lemons I saw so many nice fruits and things at the grocery. These things:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22
Frsssr in -eemI-Pro." Ranks.

Charles Cooper Fraser. lately Of the worlds champion Cuts. became . "semLpro." player recently. whe he s.gned up with the Milwaukee White Sox of the Chicego league. -Chic" has been sitting on the bench for Nil- vaukee for two weeks. but refused to play until the National commission had passed on a claim he made against the Chicago National league club. His signature to Chicago league contract was obtained as soon as he had been officially notified tka; his claim would not be recognized
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-22
FRUIT.

ORANGES APPLES BANANAS PLuMs PEACHES GRAPES WATERMELoNs
 vEeerAs.Es. TOMATOES cUcuMeERs GREEN CHILL 6EETs TuRNiPS GREEN ONIONS LETTUCE CARROTS GREEN CORN CABBAGE
 All Our Fruit and Vegetables Ar rive Fresh Daily.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
De Mayaguez
ESTRENO DE "MAYAGUEZ
EN- CAMISA

Ante un lleno nunca visto en- "NCve.
iades', sc estren6 anoche la revista co..
mica, llrica, bayoyera, cuyo tituIo enca-
'beza esta nota: l)espues de vendidas to-
das las loealidades de balc6n y paraiso.
lei publico siguio entrando. hacinandose
3detras de los palcos; habia que yer a Ia
senora Matras balar bomba. & imitar a
|MINUTO.
Aquello fue el delirio. Todos los pa
'ajes de la revista, de una actualidad ri
|gurosa, elevaron Ell amino pdbIico a la
cima del entusiasmo Los tipos que apa-
1reclerOn en- escena, representando per-
sonajes locales que todos conocemos, To-
|graron una feliz adaptation a estos
Todo Mayaguez desfilo anoche por ell
|escenario del "Novedades'', Y puede que
lhayan hecho SUI efecto algunas crftacas
|muy atinadas que ALI Sc hicieron. Las
|tima que va que Sc imitaron los gestos y
|goipes de ciertos individuos no Sc haya
|imitado ell color de la plel. como 10 hi
,cieron la Sr. Matras Y Nadal, Ell ell
,baile de bomba Ell publico aplaudio a
|rabiar toda la revistilla por la origlnali-
dad y actualidad de ella Nj ell padre
,de la banda infantil dejo de aparecer
Ialli. +. La imitacion del padre Cedro
.fue soberbia, exactfsima: asi como Blan-
lea imitando a "Minuto' gust6 mas que
,todas las imitaciones del artista italiano
juntas.
A peticion del ptblico salieron los au-
torres (?) a escena, Martinez Nadal, Juan
,Nadal, el apuntador de. la compaiila, y
Iotro. Pero ell pnblico preguntaba, eel
maestro Campos no tenia m1sica ALI ?
! Por que no sali6? Manana sera la segun-
da representation de "Mayaguez en- Ca
'msa.''
Corresponsal
Septiembre Z de 1909
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09

Recuerdo p0stumo

Don Nahe~,o Isl, cp .,.Y q! ca
rir@ que nGad >eut,r e: 81 lss~ hona,
ct tofaa5sr az ;acido, coa q y con
fi@uza QUO aauel grar .sas qui>
tn,llitaiAoa, iamamos 3.5uNte al que
r,'Yestido 3e 4 magna auto.i,iad deli
j.,a nos trait como antigco9 co.inpa-
l'esoa, con tod.s las <iel;cadezs7 del mas
sincego amigo,
Y hoy, cuando las fatales leyes del
n4stino nos 10 .afrebatan, tronchando
ef For tua vida 9Th L. JE&l4anidad
y la "Patria; euando 2oc h >uotena
9 inIisca.i5Ie NoIuutad l5l .Djas oMni-
putente, sucumba lejos de a9ul. en la
gior.osa ESpaiia, pero leio,, 0astante le-
JOS, aonde 10 puede Iel,hil- c} el calol
de uueStra .nano hi ell ef fuIgor Dc
nuestra mirada el eterno iadioS. que
brota de nuestra alma, uua tuerza ire
ssistible nos hace evocar 81 n0nlbrc v
trae nu4stra Iaemoria, IA Ia suggestion.
nltina de los recuerdos, l. noble fgu7
r. da aGiei saucilio hom3re, sabio y
modesto, tan distinguiao por 81 intesi-
gencia, como por >u bQndaG@
La mperto! .}ian. Sc la cma2li3o
Ia ley pgaEdeuoial. Ld,Iatrados hijo&
J ao2ta a2osa, con &. eoraz5n parti-
90. ao@aaan an otarna a1saucia. la dc@-
apa ici0n Del ser alaad5 Ia alniste' J
re,.dira sll homonaje De dy'elo; es Pc
s;hle Que el sentimento de do'or Sc cs.-
teriolice hasta en- el coraZ6n endureci-
do de hombres abyectos, de infeliccS
honbres sobre quienes, por impeFio de
la i,stica humana, cierne va la muerte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Il Iobe De aucle
Los LADRoNEs AMAEsTRADos

Anoche, Sc cometi6 un robo de bas7
tante importancia en- La residencia n17
nero 80 de la Gale de Tetuan.
Los cacos dem0straron ser approve
|chados alumnos y con una calma frfa,
|registraron todas las habitaciones, lie
|vandOse cuanto hallaron en- su requi-
|sa, sin que nadie Sc diera cuenta de
la presencia de los importunos hues--
Ipedes.
Habita ell segundo piso, de la men,
|cionada casa, el seflor Jose Herrera,
|correctlsimo caballero, ell cual tiene
alquiladas 4 varios emple7
lados.
La primera victIma del asa1tO, fue
lei se1or Vicente Andino, inspector de
|Sanidad.
Dicho senior dormia en- rln cuartO cer7
ga de la galerfa. Los ladrones lie re-
|gistraron minuciosamente sus ropas
|quitandole una cartera de piel con
|l62 dollars v un cheque de cinco, pei
lro como era documento que podia com
promoter 10 tiraron apareciendo en- La
|galer1a.
A Otro seiiOr que tlene Sll habita--
|ci6n al lado del senior Andlno, lie regis
traron todas las ropas llevandose un
dollars que tenla en- uno de los cha
lecos. Otro seilor de apelhdo FuiIla--
|dosa, empleado de la casa de los Sc
Inores Silva, fue registrado, pero los
ladrones en- vista de que no encontra-
ron dinero lie tiraron al suelo las ro-
1pas.
LA habitacion del senor Andino anna
ancci6 en- un desorden complete.
No Sc sospecha por ahora de nadie
2ni de ning1n sirviente de la residen--
scia del senior Herrera.
Desde esta maiiana, Ii policia y la
detective estan hacienda &estionesS pa
"A descubrir a los aLtorcs de ese TO-
s5o ardaz que ha puesto sobre aviso
Il los agentes policiacoS.
NADIA de particular tendria que CO.
sno qulera que arrecian las persecu--
,iones de malhechores Ell Ponce Ma
lvaguez, donde son cazados como ra--
I sas, hayan sentado sus reales en- es-
"a cludad, pero afortunadamente han
gyenldO a caer en- Ia boca del 1obo v
as scgjr0 que raeran en- las redes de
a justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Para La tombola
-@@( @)@9---..
JM REGALO. DE SAAVEDRA

Ell distInguido artista don Alejandras
ha entregado q la Comisi0n Or
ganizadora de la Kermesse que ha de fe4-
ner efecto el sabado Y domingo proximos4
un valioso trabajo de ioyeria, fabrication
de la casa
La comlslon queda altamente reconocl-
da al rasgo patriotico del popular r.
artista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
H RpVeTuld0 PQdIe CQSQ

Ell iIustrado parroco de San Fran
.iseo, liccnciado Don Eulogio G. de Ca
SO, ha honrado nuestra Redacci6n esfa
manana, para eXpresarnos su sentl-
Miento por la nuerte de nuestro malo-
grade Director don Nemesio Perez Mo-
'is.
Ell distlnguido sacersiote nos diIO que.
nlailana eelebrar;, una misa en Sar
Francisco, apiicada por el eterno des--
eanso del alma del illlsfre 6nado-
Ell ministro del Senor quiere asociar.
los auxilios> de la Religion Cat6iica, &
las demostraciones generates, de dolor
por la muerte de nuestro inolvidabIe
coalpaiiero, producidaS-
Els ug rasgo que, por 10 expontaneo
V graEde, merece toda nuestra grat1--
tud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Il )6Sanv del gOle'nadOr

Esta mafiana nuestro representante
escuch6 en- la Fortaleza, frases de alto
encomio para ell que fue nuestro querl-
do director don Nemesio Perez-Nloris.
Mr.. Post, cogiendo I'm BOLETlN de
aver, y fjandose en- las diferentes fir-
mas que consa gran articulos necrolo-
gicos 4 la memoria del iIIstre feneci-
do, exclamo:
- Esos elogios no son sluo ell sentl-
mieuto de la mas pura verdad. 70 no
conoci. no trate al senor Pefez-Morls,
pcro siempre, aun en- los lnstantes de
h,cha polftica, lei sus trabaJos y STEM
ORE 10 tuve por un hombre de gran ex-
perencia de cultura. Yo no tengo,
no o,liero tener en- ell goblerno de la Is
IL enenigos politicos, todOs son mis-
amigos, unos que aciertan en- sus Jul
clos so!Ne problemas del pals, otros que
.,;iza estan euuivocados pr0cediendc
sicmpre ieal, honradamenta. -ASl es que
4un cuaudo no tuve el gUSt0 de como
cerle. .usted cs testigo,que Ell muchas oca-
stones yo le pedia infornes sobre e.
pe0samiento del BOLETIN eu aSunto<
do nteres general para el pas. Se Que
ha muerto joven. Sc que era hombre
muy flme en- slls ideas y asl 10 demostr9
en- muchos asuntos Yo deseo que en- MI
no,nbre eleve usted la famlila del senior
Perez Morris, a los senores redactores del
BOLE LETIN el testimonio DE mi profundo
n@Same. Y crea usted auetes sentldo. "
,%ucstro rcjIactor Nis,Jian&nte olnoclo-
..,a ~ rs f~asrs eloel>a.;e del Go-
b, fa,;ac ''..; ,a"ia nuest-o dorado d.,
r,.1a" l:t els ..an5ra>&e !, :"'.a"nl6n Ia
g ,,.ia@ al gebernante p@r ~ ta~tInonl'.
o,y cual. agradcee nro4@s. s~e+a cl 30
I.HTIN AIERC ANTIL b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Don. Rafael Bar|htta

Ha :Iessad0 a San Juan de Temporal
da, nuestro distinguish amigo don Ra-
fact Barletta, acreditado comerciaate.
de Yaueo.
Con el senor Barietta viene sn bella
esposa acornpanada de su senora ma
4 tan distinguidas dssnas v a nues
tro bueu amigo, les desea ell BOLETIN
grata permanencis en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09

I'll Departamento de instruction hx
concedldo las hecas sseantes en- las
tres High Schools de la Isla; este es
p becas en- la High School de S. Juan.
Is en Is De Ponce y en- la de Mava-
guez
La Ley astablece categ6ricamente
|que los jovenes i quienes estas beeas
|se cohceden, deben ser eIegidos. hasta
[donde este sea posibl4. eli igual nliqne
|ro entire los dvers0S .liStritos politicos
|dc Ia lSla. Hastd tlac- uno o dos amos
|fleron pocoa los de cIernoS dlstritos dc
|i;t lsla que pudleron ser nombridos.
|pues my pocos poselan q diploma de.
|octayo grad0. Ell nii1naro de los cue
|couservan sels hecas procedentes de los
|dlstr!tos poIitlcos de San Juan, Ponce
f. Mayaguez, fuc tan considerable, uue
|este ano no fue possible cohceder nue.
WAS becas paro. los JoVenes de dlchos
,distritos
AqueIlo, qui4ne, les han si1o con
|cedidas las becas va,rnte>, Son los ST
|gulenteas
Para IA High >cht,oi ,ie San Juan:
Antonio CorrptJj Jjrr GALES; Nicolas
|ortiz, Rio t'rande; .:josefa Martinez
darcla, I-oi2a Conception Rutino, Ca
|rolina; Engenio $. Brlaval, FaiarIo:
Juan Il. Serrano, CNnilr; Antonio Ro-
|driguez, Juncos; Rafael Diaz Fontau.
|Aguas Bueuss; FELIPE Vidal, Guaya-
|ma; Vicente Campcs, Salinas; Juan B.
|Nogueras, Cayey.
Para la High School dt. Ponce:
Alfonso Narvaez Arroyo, Euseblo
|AtlIano, Salinas Antonio .Antomattel
|Humacao.
Para IL High Scilooi de Mayaguez-
Jose Guevars, Muiloz Aguadilla; 10,
se X. Acosta, RipcGn: Antonia julia.
San Sebastian; .jost. Morales Velex.
Anasc0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
ISeci1 l0-42 a. m.

I5ec ir. l0-42 a. m.
Ponce, 9 de Sept. 90.
nOLk.V.N MERCANTIL.
San Juan
protunda pena ha causado falleci-
uicnto llcenciado don Nemesio Perez
80, *. c,erido Director del BOLETIN
Era maestro en- ell periodismo y un
gr5n puertorriqueno. Su defensa reos
Aco~ta 50 recuerda con gratitud.
Ami1o> de esta ciudad envian p6sa-
.le. M adhiero manifestation con to-
10 rti alma.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Mayaguez, $500 $50 a. III.
BOLEFlN MERCANTIL
San Juan,

Notice falleciniento ililstrado Di
rector don Nemesio Perez Morris, caus;
honda Impression entire sus numeroso-
amigos y admiradores esta ciudad.
Todos ianentan la inmensa desgra
:ia oua n"iva a Puerto Rico de una in
raligenc.8 preclara, de I'm honrado pc
tliu,3, d. un ciudadano distinguido.
;i'az - inolvidable amigo Y consue
10 20 u. SIS deudos
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
instruction PibIica

For el Departamento de Instruction
han sido aprobadas las propuestas de
remltidas por las Juntas Es-
colares de Juncos y Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09

Guayama. $500.
nOIlE|tN MERCANTILE.
San Juan.
Quiero as6ciarme duelo distinguida
famiila Ptrez-Moris y Redacci6n BO-
.lEtlN. Noticia fallecimiento don Ne
f1eso causa hondo duelo colonia espa-
iola. sociedad puertoriqueIa
Dascanse en- paz ell ilustre patrio-
ia!
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
Humacao, 8 Sept. 1909.
.t4t4.!I y N ERCANTIL
san Juan.

esHUeMte impresionado noticia
L.. .. nto ilustre director licenca-
T. ~ Perez Morris, acompalo pc
.a, fs.,.l Ioliente y Retlacci6n 30
lfTtM NERCANTIL.
Eorre>ponsal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
WEYBRiOGE HILL.

Theron Cook of Mlddlebury high
school was the guest of David Hamilton
Monday.
Miss Alice Pierce is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. q. Fillgard.
Dennis McHugh had the misfortune
to lose his driving horse Monday night.
Mrs. Susan James is ill.,
Rev. George Bailey and Elmer Wright
were business visitors in Burlington the
first of the week.
Miss Mary Landon of East Middlebury
has been spending few days at j. A.
James
AT the Ecclesiastical meeting of the
congregational church, held April 10,
the following officers and committee
were elected: Clerk. c. S. James; treas
urer, Luther Roscoe; prudential COM
mittee, G. S. James, S. w. Jewett and
E. l.. Wright.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
Prizes for College Students.

An invitation is given to students of
Middlebury College by Professor j.
Laurance Laughlin, of the University of
Chicago, and other educators, to COM
pete for the prize essays offered by Hart
Schaflner & Marx to encourage the study
of business subjects. The competition
for 1909 is now under way and will end
the coming June. Subjects for 1910 have
just been suggested by the committee,
rs follows:
The effect of labor unions on inter-
national trade.
3 The best means of raising the wages
of the unskilled.
3 A comparison between the theory
and the actual practice of protectionism
in the United States.
A scheme for an ideal monetary
system for the United States.
The true relation of the central
government to trusts.
6 How much of j. S. Mills economic
system survives?
A central bank as a factor in finan-
cial crisis.
The contestants are divided into two
classes. Glass A includes any American
without restriction. Class B includes
only those who, at the time of Compel
ing, are undergraduates of any American
college A first prize of 5000 and a second
prize of $500 are offered for the best
studies presented by class A; a first
prize of $500 and a second prize of $500
are offered for the best studies presented
by class B. Any member of class B,
however, may compete for the prizes of
class A.
Men or women who have not had a
college training are eligible to compete
under class c, to which prize of $500 is
offered for the best essay, and for which
the following subjects are suggested:
l The most practical scheme for be-
ginning a reduction of the tariff.
2 The value of government statistics
of wages in the last ten or fifteen years.
3 Opportunities for expanding our
trade with South America.
The organization of the statistical
work of the United States.
Publicity and form of trust account
The winning essays will be published
in book form at the discretion of the
committee, which, in addition to Profess
sor Laughlin, consists of Professor j. B.
Clark, Columbia University, Professor
Henry G. Adams, University of Michigan
Horace Wright, Esq, New York City
and Edwin F. Gay, Harvard University
The papers are to be handed in by'June,
1910.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
N NJ ES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee of Weybridge
are visiting their grandfather, Moses
Lee, and Mrs. E. A. Lee.
Mrs. r. l.. Kingsland and daughter,
Grace. were in Burlington recently.
The condition of Mrs. James McCuen,
who has been confined to her room the
past week by the grip, is improving.
Mrs. Edward LeFlam is i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. John French and brother, William
Barnard, yesterday visited their brother,
Fred Barnard, at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington, where he underw ent a
successful operation.
Mrs. Ruth Goss of Troy, N. Y, is the
guest of Mrs. w. R. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Parker and
Mrs. F. L. Fish visited Burlington
yesterday.
The high school base ball team is prac-
ticing daily under the direction of Coach
Kilburn of Middebury College The
practice games are developing the fact
that the team has the fastest infield it
has had for years. The first game of the
season is scheduled for Wednesday after.
noon with Wallingford high school.
j. L. Derway was in Burlington
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. n. S. McAuley returned
Tuesday to Burlington after a. visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McAuley.
Louis Meilliur of Bristol, on his way to
st. Michaers College was the guest Tues
day of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. j., Renaud.
The Y. NJ. G. A. will hold a maple
sugar. social at their rooms this
evening.
Miss Julia Woodman and Miss Lila
Tyrell returned Tuesday to the State
normal school at johnson after passing
the vacation with their parents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
Norwich-Mid ebury Debate.

John A. Viele, '09, A. w. Peach '09,
J. M. Avery, H. and E. S. S. Sunder-
land, II, left for Mortified this morn
ing. They will represent Middlebury
college in debate which will take place
this evening with Norwich university
on the following question Resolved,
THAT the optional referendum as used
in the Swiss national government should
be adopted by our state governments"
Middlebury will uphold the affirmative
side of this question. The judges will be-:
Judge Zed 5. Stanton of ROxbury. Mr..
f. A. Rowland of Montpelier and Prin
cipal f. G. Howe, Randolph. Prin-
cipal Wright of the Mortified High
school will preside. This is the first of two
intercollegiate debates which have been
arranged by the Union. The other debate
will be with st. Lawrance university
and will take place at Middlebury, May
90. The question which will be debated is:
Resolved, THAT United States Senators
should be elected by the direct vote of
the people" The affirmative side of this
question will be upheld by st. Lawrance
university
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
MIDOlEBURY LOCALS.

The large plate glass windows of II. B..
button, Allan Calhoun & Son and G. f.
Rich, which were shattered by the ex.
plosion at the G.. N. Atwood fire, have all
been replaced.
A large-sized audience witnessed the
production of the play "Out in Idaho" at
the town hall Wednesday evening.
Work on the annual Junior class play
is well under way. The play itself, "One
OF the Eight" is an up.to-date comedy of
the first class and gives every indication
OF being an exceptional one
There will be social for all the young
people of the church and congregation
in town and college, Tuesday evening,
April 27, at the Congregational parson-
age.
John Champlain of East Middlebury
was before Judge Fred NJ. Foote Mon
s1ay morning and pleaded guilty to intox-
ication. He was fined $15 and costs
which he made arrangements to pay and
was discharged.
Mary Genevieve Mccoy, the 81 months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mccoy, died Sunday evening after a
brief illness. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock. Inter-
ment was in the Catholic cemetery.
Earl Leno of East Middlebury and Miss
Bretta Signor, Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Signor, were married at
$3.50 o'clock Monday morning at the
residence of Rev. j. d. Shannon. After
short wedding trip they will reside in
East Middlebury.
The north bound sleeper due in this
village at Ills p. m. was about 8 hours
late Thursday morning, owing to a long
washout of track between North Hero
and Colchester.
w. w. Wood, who has been on bust
ness trip to Philadelphia and New York
has returned.
Necy Dorion, who has purchased the
Daniel Piper house on Cross street, has
about completed improvements and ex
poets to move there in about week.
G. N. Atwood & Co. have leased the
old Register book store in the Register
block and will temporarily be located
there.
| The Labaree society will give socia
and musical entertainment at the church
parlors Saturday evening. Some of oui
best local talent will appear in the must
cal program and between the number
something unique in literary way ii
promised. Refreshments will be served
and small admission fee will be charg
ed.
Letters addressed as follows are at tn,
post office unclaimed: Mrs. A. D. Brown
Mrs. Maude Bryant, Mrs. Fannie Cross
Miss Ethel Swallow, Mrs. T. M. Wright
Mr.. F. o. Bowen, VIM. Ii. Billiard. ESQ.
G. B. Nichols, Esq, Mr.. M. Wicks.
The Goth anniversary of the founding
of Odd Fellowship will be observed by
Lake Dunmore lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F.
on the evening of Monday, April 26, a
Odd Fellows hall. All Odd Fellows and
their families are cordially invited to bt
present. Rev. Geo. r. Stair and Rev. w
w. Smith will be the principal speakers
Vocal and instrumental music will b,
| furnished by members and friends of tn,
order after which refreshments will b,
served in the banquet hall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-04-23
WEST CORNWALL.

Roads are getting in better condition
again.
The meeting of the D. A. RS at the
pleasant home of Mrs. H. E. Sanford on
Monday afternoon last was very enjoy
able and interesting for all that were
present.
The epidemic of measles that has pre-
vailed in our town seems to have spent
its force and is dying out.
1t must be that poultry pays in some
instances Quite "A commodious poultry
house is being put up at o. A. Fields
This in addition to good sized modern
house already there.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Bingham attended
the funeral of the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy on Tuesday at
Middlebury.
Mrs. X. l.. Taylor has returned to her
home after spending the time since
Christmas with sisters in Shoreham and
Bridport
Earl Peck and family have moved from
the Perry house, where they have lived
for the last two years, to Shoreham near
Larrabee's Point.
b. b. Dimmock is enjoying rest al
home again after an absence of six
months.
The oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
belong died very suddenly Wednesday
morning, particulars not ascertained.