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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
T.l Eeradera Dis I'm trono.

Dicen dc Madrid, con fecliat 12 !:
Aunq,ie ell Rey AlfonBo NIGGA
sofieialmente que sii 1iiio mayor,
de euatro ufios do sdad, sea altiss
do, Ell Principe de- AsturiNs n0 pue
glo artietflaf palabra Cr6eae ge.
naraImente que I'll def9cto es dc
i1uagnitad tai, aae oatlsianara que
jIa ss3eeel6n del beone raeaiaa en-
Hu bernlano Don JHinies fse osIis
mn qtae al tlefaete proeede ii 6 en-
aRepI1Adad nlefitlI
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
AZ .
osas
Alarmantas descubrii lnient Id Ell cuantO 81 sa-
lubridad. de las egunlbres
hoe LuIs 70 clTrn

mo en- los carFtSs tstl le GOnIucen
los rega tones trajinantes que
abundan en- los diferentes distri--
los f.esidaneiala les de la eindad. JTs-
ma anna de casa, coiilp prando iii ali
,lnentaci6n para lil fainiiia, paede
3Iatly bien compr3ir i venenn Ell la
.forlna de germenes daiios0sSy NOR
tiferos adherid0s Is las Iegunibres
de hortaliza. # q
La sltposici6n no es exageraGEa.
Se ha yist0 Y se ha fotografiado.
So ha discUtido con persona Que
adnlite que sli iInico medic de Vi
da es La venta de leguinbres, al
bneri pueblo de San Antonio, llu-
tridas dIirante todo ell tempo do
su crecimiento y desarrollo con
el aqua Que procede de los alba--
males de La ciudad. Este indivi-
duo no lta vacilado nj por TN mo-
nlento para explicarnos la situa-.
.eion en- s,i eSacto modo de SET.
& lo que el ha dicho, esba confir-
|inado, acknowledgements confirnia-
do, con una excursion hecha &
los lugares por 81 nleneionaaos.
Hay una milla bien conpleta
de terpenos de llortaliza 4 10 lar
go del canal de los alba6ates en-
tire liz tercera v euarta misiones..
Los lados colindaIites de esos ter-.
ronos con ef canal de los a1baiia--
les, e0ndneerl el agua d los conf
mes mas lejanos de efsos campos.
.ss3;a extension haeia atras es, pro-
bablsfnente de una 4 dos uiillas,
'llegle docirse aiie OH realidatl,
tts1fa s,lsttIs u ere sr
los gertnelles vieiados de Las i,a-
1nnusIicias proeedentes dc los al.
5bafales. El aIercado do San Ans
tonic consume toIo este.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
1. d at!
.HABII.A ! ] 4 I. I.L vATIcAlso

Dieen do Roma, COZ, fecla 12.
I'll VatiCano altoriza nm III.
CLARA ci6ns refiriendose q INN Oh.
tlrseyista 7 sOlicitada por Abbott
Lawrence Janssens, uno de lbs
mas sabios sacerdotes Benedicti-
Nos Y Secretarios de To Congrega.
ci6n de asuntos religiosos, para
hablaf con ell ex-Preaidente Roo
sevelt, en- la yispera de la partida
de este 6ltime de Roma.
Abbott Janssens NO encentr6 er
|at alojamiento q Mr.. Roosevelt.
psrO dej6 no obstante SUI tarieta.
en- la c1al escribi6 en- frances.
que cfseeaba felicitar & Roosevelt
por 10 constante protection con-
cedida q SUI orden " & la iglesia
cat6lica cn general en- America
durante su "gloriosa carrera CO.
mo Presidente, cuyo puesto 81 es-
pera volveria & ocupar en- epoca
no lejana. .
La dsSlaraci6n del Vaticano, III
ce;
"El Santo Padre ha. desapro-
bad0 en- extreme La iniciatiya del
padre 'Janssens hacia Roosevelt,
en- la forIna noticiada por la prem
so asociada, pues dicho acto se
presto para interpretaciones ofer
slvas EN- 10 que Sc relaaiona con
Ia actitud observada ultimamente
nor oil Sapto Padre. lGl padre
Janssens obr6 dc motu .proprio,y y
sin asitorizaci6n de persona algn-
ma" +
Adem6s La declaration da f,ter-
ga v enfatiza la polftica observa.
da por el Vaticano, en- la cual
70 dice; 'no SO quiere Que Mr..
Roosevelt equipare al Papa con
oiros mas menos altos persona.
.jes de la realeza, con q,Iienes ge
.lacta de haberse acompa1ado on
Europa. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
/ aAxsA DEgUunRrR OGIMIlgA..
LES

Tn profesor de Harvard, Nuns
tarberg, iia tenido ia original neus
Freileia de apiieag Id eieetricidad
q ias ilstrltcclones sslnariales, In
ventando lin aparato del Que se
proraote gPandes raaultados.
Conaiste eI deseubre-etilpag (que
fasI puede lIaanarse) en- un clla.
.eiranta diyidido en- eien parties,
que es reeorrido por una agu.ia
en- uaa d6csma de seg1ndo, haciers
do pasar por esta agltia una cor.
#rienfe electrical Que & la Yez faz
sa por IN aparatit0 colocad0 en-
tire los labi0s del nreaunto feG,.
aa tai s1arte disptiesto, que Ell me.
nor nd0vin1ent0 do elies e0rta in
eorrieiite y detiene la aguia.
COLORADO et proeeaado ante q
5,lea g,reyisto del aTlarato dess
critic, he de coIatasfar inn1esIiaEa-
inanfe & Ias T,l.egai1ltay si1sa ST ilia-
rlator III diriIIa l,TpEsstIlainfl le
faapuesta e9s form IsEsfd CON 81
primer repaa11lie iefitp que a Ira tess
81 sHTpifitn I1a eslal I1laaaaTa ptte
ID apreeiarga con preetsi0la en ct
eli aslralsta BIT tempo alla Jalefia
entire ia srasg Iftsa y es
ssgslgal tle Is ttirI1aeiAll que
eiarta bras fslIesan pro dstais
.ea ct aiSisap dol pr0eeatss sto
4
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
MO Il & 8 c|1lg sIS1 &
Trad fIs lI h b Or

l9a as ilonedas de bronze spor va. )
lor de tlil centavO, con Due g6
,saele trDEl Elegar on ntiestrO Gomez
ciO, eStsln lechass dc 96 par tesstie
5scobre; media parte de esta1o y
media parte dc zinc, ii cttestan al
sobierno cerca de I'M dGciino de
eentavo, Las ganancias que af
Ito Sam le reslltaron el aiiO pa i
sAatlo, do La saclfiaci6n de none
.das de uno Y cineo centavos a.
q mas de- i'm million de
dollars. El tiepartamento del nc.
soro acuiia aolamenta las none
das de I'm centavo absoIutamente
Indispensable para llenar La de-
lnanda del Scomercio. Durante los
1ltiin0s amos, .dicha demanda I'd
Ina acrescentado extra0rtlinaria-
anente. Una dc las razones para,
el acrescentamiento de su demlarl-
.da esta en- La introduction de
s'peniesn en- las ciudades dc las
Costas del Pacifico, donde por
tanto tempo, solo eran I'm obje.-
to despreciable, u otra, raz6n esZ
til en- ell preValecimiento de las
Iniqninas dc Penny in the. Slot, .
I'm centavo en- LII ranlra) Els
tas diyisas inecanicaa guardian
grandes cantidades do monedas
de Tin eeatavQ fuera de circuia-s
ei6n, por lo cual Sc hace mayor la
demanda de diclias lloneaas an.
tes La Iesoreria, que sic ye 0bligas
da & haeer nuegas aeuiiaciones y
remesas. Hanse expedido diversos
tipos dc monedas de pequeii0 va
lor. Las nOnedas de c0bre do
.valor de medic centavo, circnla.-
ron de 1892 g. 1857 aunque solo
SO acnfl6 una peqileiia cantidad da
elias. Las monedas do dos Gems
tayos, aut0rizadas en- 1864, Sc d.
cuflaron hasta 1879 u suelen atill
encontrarsc aecidentalmente Ell
cireulsci6n. La aetliaeion de moe
nedaa de plata de tres cetltayos,
ae snspendi6 en- 1890 Cada vez|
que una DC estas lnnnedas llega.
.i IS
lIIBIIFsS SlgE
peqneflo valof eI aobierno lla
daterminatio mantener soIameiite
en- circulation las de- ,tno y cineo
eentayos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
10 cue oonasaEasan Ils naoion aas.

LA naei6Ti Ille consume mlas a.
G1ear es IsisllteYrR, la due come
alias earna Essatlos EItlidos, Ia que
sonla mas yjilo lfia, lsE que cel
.sufne lnAH faFtano I56Isiea, I'LL que
come taas oafslfi Iarlda, III ll1tc
tome nlsg eaf6 LINDA # Id fiue
consume 8 liI ranoia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
gar .a zee larillis.In.

kss1rs q lErs y Ief.i llfaiO
fssstss1tssfse ~ artI tITiez ffa TFUidDVI-
do juioio contra Ia Con1pafffa fer-
rocarriiera del Missouri Kansas e.
Texas, exigiendo un pago de /.
Sl5 900 como compensation de los
sdafsos Y periuicios que SO le oea-
s.onan con In muertc dc su hiio
ErnestO MARTINEZ, ahogado no Ila
muchoa dias en- eI arroyo del Sa-
lado. Ian queiosa sostiene Que &
su hijo SO le orden6 llevar I'm ro.
lilo dc alambre al otro lado del ar
royo y que al efectuarl0 did un
nal paso cayendo on un hoyo pro
fundo, donde Sc ahog0 antes dc
Que SO lograse darle auxiiio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
Aamentan las probabilldadea de

Armenian Las probabilidades de
guerra
Dicen dc Washington, %. CT,
con feclia 12.
iGl espffitu de guerra SC acres
eienta cada dfn mas entre el Peru
" Ecuador, asf como OH Colombia,
aliada del Ecuador, y amengtian
4 cada nlomento u rapidameflte,
las esperanzas de paz. Confirnian
ell heehe los telegranas ofieiales.
El gobierno del Ecuador esta mos
.vilikand9 III ei6fcito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
Sc observa el Cosnota.

Dieen dc Providence, r. T., con
fecha IL:
Hoy por la mamma, 4 tempra-
IN hora, fil6 Observable ell cOmeta
do Ha1y desde la Uniyeraidad de
Brown, por el Professor Winslow
Upton. La observation fu6 ltocha
POGO despuAs de las cuatro dc La
r1afana. No Sc vefa la cola del
edmeta y eonaparAndolo con una
8estrelIa sercafa, era de sexta nag
iitHds
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

s slss!l IS J. s 8 IS Port, con
feella ss 81
s i d eIl alma que el infOrs
ne q q que ulis PADRES Sc liayan
CON aOlls m; ma ttiInoniO,
ssa biol eate falso. Ello. de
ss.I. !. me serfa lnliy CRATE 4, z
Clio or joyen Pliilander 81.
! aatDx y knio 8 mi padre II &
M matlre, fler0 tambien arno 6
mi espOsa IS co7, ella soy felix. Mi
ida ets ork & encontrar Il
mi hafnlall0 Reed, di6 1nargen q
,esa lsR inf s,rldasi6 I
1l liiO Secretario de Esta-
do aiiadi6 Vendo autom6yiles
SStengO gran sAlari0. '3S'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

lttl ssEaa ~ Igg
I'll EnanfSa i lsSslss,
a8 IleY 8 st q s.
gssI aeIaa iIIo
saa China aagl1 d IS mt e
ones tis Ia y
10 IaEEnItiA
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
yJgsIEsNTH IL oNll I'm UNA /
EIseJA JA

F1ga INA ginea rfistiea, 1bicada
sesfca dc Hertnoaillo, Sonora, ii
iefteeiente al General Mexiea-
ao Iglia u. Torres, trabajabafi al
gllnog peones abriand0 una CONF
s,llertU cftando repentinaurenta a.
laFaei6 dalante de clos una mag
nifica Ieesla, que tarlt0 poe SD ma
gegtad y apoatlra caaIlt0 por
mo ser amiga, III siqn '&ra eonoei-
d dc Iiingtlno de los fabniatl0@-
S. iIllpslsn por 1irlos inasaaltea al
5ssssSTni bro u auizda algo de terror
ssalRs ellos. No obstantA nno Dc
agtoa, rehaei ieiaelose da la aorpresu,
eobr0 amino y porriendo did avis
Is ID gente de la finca, que pro
tU oaurri8 1iell arilatla ga I,ersg-
eusi6n da la atrey ida aOberana do
aRg aelvas. EIla nj aGosasIa lor
IL nsucIledaa4iDfe de ssIa eiteinlss0s,
nohseIss ealfe fefugio eta una
ssstgana esieVas aonfie los pfbyeeti'
l1a sa alag iis. iiatb IS Degae Do:
pa8 10 aisruil I,refIf lntserte
81 d. lg riafeia lla
tlsgnn COS 9estiel I0s sir
eS, 4 &C, arlo, do laH
Nssssa Ftsz ii sle tan & ia ms
lciten lp palDs de pun I
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
M

Fs5olages cernA sa M d IS 8 Ruiz,
mn a9onaualaa0s Yaaltie1a j (
ibs2seU y $sss6 ssliu en aAciisa
ahnnos flllaas II
0fSl1ll 8TVa ST..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
Halla 90 istico.

Loa expeeeos del Mnseo Brita--
nis:o de I4onares, han exaninatio
DOR orden ael Rey, una deliciosa
sstattaa de lsronce, haIlada recierl-
tenlerite on Ias excavaeiones lle-
ehas en- eI iagO Nemt para buscar
los teaoros slimergidos allf degde
bace dos mil amos con la c6lehre
fIotilla del l1mperador Tiberio.
Issta deiicasll estatua de bronco.
apalfss tielIa i'm metro de altura
represents una ioven sacerdo-
tize, de pie eIegantemente atavia.
.dal, con iias nanos tendidas CO.
g lils, e1l iIetItnfl litfirgiea. Sc cree
peder idetlfIficar en- esta figura
'afitsltra bleinalate conservad8. & Ia
Iletiits.slst mana de Caligltia,
y rue ilist i'Fssflsla Ior este Cesar
delnssl el range dc Ias dios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

I'm Blt resis letscia he iI OBI q ,lf /
Flof0a nliIasr 8a7 fHllari0 el
dis del HstgnI vIi esth ciudasl
stA aIiOfa Dolores ToWfisafas
sa0 8 + afEo
Ats eIsaaO = vaFfiag
81
In sg Dis la lneFDn
inlltla Il tIel 0ii8 gisiiiSsg
g sIe a Eefaafl
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
polvo en- el Ocsano.

Dicen de New Orleans, La, con
fecha IL:
"Nnbes de polvo yolcanico flo.
tan sobre las aguas de las midas.
occidentaIes. Probabiemente, las
nubes proeeden de La erupci6n
del monte Etna, segin orina al
Captain Dickinson, del yapor
Avon, quien dice que, durante o
dias el sol ha estado aparecien-
do sllmamente pequeiio y de nm
color r0jo dc sangre. I'm dia oil
airc ostuyo tan cargado de- elee-.
|trieidad, que ei navlo Sd vic ina-
posIbilitado dc fransn1itir I'M Inen-
sgie inllalhmbrico. EI photo de-
Kingston declara que iam6s ha-.
bin presepeiatlo NADIA s1lns.iante,
exception ilecha dc dos dfas, GUAM
do dnranse ull terremoto, fua des-
trnido Kingston
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

li1'ss.sl

E YtaFI eks&
"a s. i alI
~ s aIa j Yyna &,
sIlsIAs IS fdeF e0lsl0
asso & 81 mn
81 Ism IS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
gyna an6sslota dc Alfredo lEorono.

Ina to dc alfredo Moreno.
Alereao Moreno, el jefe de la
: aclaque Ell ell teatro de San
Carlos. de N;lp0les, muert6 re..
cienteInente, llabfa adquirido una
gran reputation. Organizaba eli
6xito de una obra S de I'm artista
inagiatraltnente. No tenia prefe.
rencias est6ticos u sus g.1sfoa en-
arte eataban en- proportion del
provecho que aacaba.
Sin embargo, lllbo dos musi..
cos que SO atraieron su oclio:
Wagner Strauss. Hizo cuanto
pudo para que ffaeasaran, pero N
10 consigfIo al verIes tri,in.
far sin sn aytfda, pronunci6 fra
ees muy a1nargsla
Hacen una lnttlsica fastidio
sa decia 81 dllra fanto quo no
.es possible Interchangeable. No 80
pnede aptaudir. hi silbnr, j !; lla-
mar 4 los artistaa Il Isl eaeena. Ea.
Itn es el fin lie La e eIaque'
Z no fnG 81 fin de lR "claqHe.
como 81 anuuaial1a.
Pcro fu6 d fin de Alfredo Mo-
reno.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14
HYGIENE Y H9ELIuYfSA DOnTgs
TTUA

IaI Atragalitannnteo pasa mas
prpnto leYaiaIauao 81 paeiente aI
brago iz4tiierdo fotIo l0 0ne pue.
de, mejor Que dandole palaadas
on ii espalda
Las pieaduFas de las abejaa
son niav dolor0aas. I'm la mayo {
ria do los eaaOs y per efeetc dis sss d
1tlIstnA f0r1la 81 aguii6n sga Que
|da Cd IL piel 10 prinerO
|kalle hiy Due hacez ea asligarI6, ID
eual ae consigue fh8iIinsrlse elaYt
|sso para assIa9aaete aI dardo & Iuias
sn S 81, m EileF prev Via1nettEa
puaAt0 E il llama I5ss seen
IS Tire sale 81 afgiti Iaa ~ Z
sse pieala so lAvas ~ agtlA
8a d nlegalsda a0as s. sgss sEs
fsltA aH assIfaa eeaas s0n
sassag fgas8a asa
alaH Or uIssFsE0a - nsgss esl ~
cAsloss ssaaa IS Is asaoniaN8 s
] S. zsss 8 - S.. d S.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

InganiO de bonl beroa eia peligro.
nieen Dis Dallas, Texas con
feeha II 5 s.5
& NientfNs Il escape aeuafa al
lugar do I'M sixiestrO I'm ifigenio
del UeIIag tam onto dc I5onsber0s,
ttlv0 Hgsls collision con ttsl fssgl fts
taBaieroa del Texas 81 aeigie. Isl
CAIRO reeihi1 basIaIlsa aafso & los
hoNIbeEDa aop0F aaF0n tarrfble sass
ciftsis eacaD alEIo tort tnnadaIAen
10 de- rscEa 5sass es
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as AbSir gi5ala
IS KIs,i ii 81
H d 4 sa lps
4Ias ppea go 81
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VfNtl4na n8 xssI1sssa ealfar1ts asa /,
falle0I0 eI / z del ia III
geaid eheia Is IS eAIIN as Hn
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-14

pequeflo valor eI aoib5iiento lia8
daterminafio mantener soIameite
en- circulation las de- uno v ciaeo
eentayos.
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$ 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-05-04
EAST BURKE.

Mrs. Lila Bundv Ide is visiting re1a-
tives here.
Dick Leach is at Brightlook to under
go an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Greenwood of East Lyndon is
working for Mrs. Fred Farmer.
Marion Jeffrey has engaged to work
for Mrs. Ira Hunter.
George Afford is going to Canada for a
months fishing.
Miss Alice Jenkins is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. G. H. Caswell.
A. G. Gilbert has moved his family to
the Darling farm recently occupied by
Burt Sherburne.
o. R. Counter is moving into the tene-
ment vacated by Mr.. Gilbert
Miss Lillian Pinney is working for
Mrs. @. II. Caswel1 in her millinery store.
Miss Verna Temple is suffering from a
very bad throat trouble.
George Eggleston and family have re-
turned to their home in Canaan, N. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-05-04
WELLS RIVER.

Mrs. Kilbourn Powers and infant son
came home from the Cottage Hospital,
Friday. Mrs. Powers mother is with
them for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Daniels and son
of I>yndonville were at David Brock S
over Sunday and Monday, the latter
being Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks wedding an
niversary and her birthday.
Mrs. E. D. Carpenter spent Saturday
in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Stenning and sons of Briar Hill
were guests of Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Friday.
Hon. F. G. Fleetwood of Morrisville
was in town Saturday.
Miss Lottie P. Marshall was in Brad
ford, Tuesday.
The officers of Pulaski Lodge, F. & A.
M, were installed by w. Fl. Buck last
Wednesday evening at a special meeting
and those of Corinthian Chapter, o. E. s.,
by Mrs. Abby Randall. At the close of
the ceremonies refreshments were served.
Sunday as Miss c. A. Gale was about
to enter the church to attend morning
service she was taken suddenly i'll and
was carried into DIR. Munsells but in a
short time was able to be taken home.
Nathan Kicker and Robert Clark
reached the advanced age of two years
last thursday and the occasion was
celebrated by gathering of children of
about the same age at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Kicker. The mothers accom-
panied the children and enjoyed the after
noon fully as well as the youthful party.
There was a full attendance at COM
munion service in the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Fraser's parents have been guests
at the parsonage the past week.
May 9th is the date of the w. R. c.
entertainment and sale to be given in
Village Hall, afternoon and evening.
The doors open at two O'Clock. Supper
at $50. Evening entertainment con-
sisting of music, patriotic drill and the
drama IA Thorn Among Roses" will be
given.
Mrs. E. W. Smith was organist in the
Methodist church, Woodsville, last Sun
day at morning and evening services, in
the absence of Miss Pray.
Mrs. Velma Leighton of Burlington
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
| George.
Mrs H. T. Baldwin was given a sur
prise party Friday evening in observance
| of her birthday.
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EAST BARNET.
Mrs. Marion Gammell is very low.

Mrs. Marion Gamme1l is very low.
Mrs. John Roy is gaining and is able to
sit up.
w. J. McLerans' little boy Arthur was
playing with an air gun, but did not
know it was loaded. He put his hand on
the end of the gun and snapped it and the
shot went into his hand. DR.. Elliott re-
moved the shot.
Fred Landry bought IL head of young
cattle of Gilman Bros last week
Mrs. Thurston and two children visited
at Cha rles Randa1l's last week.
Several from here attended the Odd
Fellows anniversary at Barnet last Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace GammeIl visited
his mother at Al Blandin's Monday.
Mrs. Mary Judkins is spending the week
with her brother, William Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6. Farnsworth at
tended the Locke uzzey wedding, at
Lisbon last Wednesday evening.
AS. Lang visited at William Lindsay's
Monday.
George Richardson and Elmer E. Roy
made business trip to Albany last week,
going IN their new automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Sunday.
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NORTH MONROE.

Mrs. Sophia Jones died Saturday eve
ming, having been confined to the bed
only one week, although she was in poor
health for number of years and for the
past few years confined to wheel chair.
She was rs years and months old, was
born in town and had always lived here
except two years spent in East Concord.
She was kindly cared for by Mrs.
R. Beattie, an adopted daughter. She
leaves to mourn her loss two sons,
George of ST. .Johnsbury, and J. B. Jones
of this town, the adopted daughter and
one brother, John Buffam, of McIndoes.
The funeral was beld Tuesday, at one
O'Clock at the house. Mr.. Jones died a
little more than year ago.
Maurice Carter has sold a valuable
horse to DR.. Gibson of McIndoes.
The Drama given at the vestry, Friday
evening, by the students of McIndoes
Academy, was we'll attended and much
enjoyed with a supper given by the
Ladies' Aid.
Henry Jellison was home from Barton
over Sunday.
Mrs. A E. Carter and Miss Lena
Moore were in McIndoes, calling Sunday.
George Drew is sick with the grip. His
son, Fred, and family are visiting him for
few days.
Miss Lottie Hill went to her home in
ST. Johnsbury, Friday night returning
Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Emery has been visiting at
Henry Nelson's for few days. Her
many friends are glad to see her out after
her sickness.
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and Field Work, Rev w. r. Stewart,
State Missionary. District Visitation
and Revival Work, Miss Helen M. Jones.
District Missionary. The Pastor and
His Outlying Fields, Rev. Morton w.
Hale. The Pastor and His Opportunities
for Service, Rev. c. c. St. Clare. Discus
sion. Business.
Wednesday Afternoon. 200, Quiet
Hour, Rev. E. 6. Guthrie; 2.3O-3. 80,
Our Mission to our Own. Our Mission
through Fellowship, Rev. Benz. Swift,
Woodstock. Our Mission to Rural Yer
mont, Rev. George W. c. Hill, ST. Johns
bury. Our Mission to Vermont Cities,
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Annual Meeting w. H. M. U.

The twenty second annual meeting OF
the Congregational Woman's Home
Missionary Union of Vermont will be
held in Waterbury, May 25th and Goth.
Let every auxiliary be represented so far
as is possible. Secretaries will please
send the names of delegates to Mrs. E..
F. Palmer, Jr., Waterbury, VT, at the
earliest date possible.
On Wednesday the meeting of the
executive board, w. II. M. u, will be
held at 1.3O o'clock at the Waterbury
Inn. The delegates meeting will be held
at 4 O'Clock in the chapel of the Congre-
gational church. Wednesday evening
will be given to the speakers for the
Vermont Branch. 1t is expected that
Miss Mary Ely of Bitlis, Turkey, will be
present and will speak, also Miss Os-
borne of China. Following this there
will be an informal reception in the
chapel that strangers and friends may
greet each other.
Among the speakers on Thursday are
Senator w. P. Dillingham;, chairman OF
the committee on immigration, who will
speak on promising Fields for Mission
airy Work" Under this head he will
touch on immigrant settlements in the
United States. Everyone will be glad to
hear Senator Dillingham; on this most
interesting subject.
Miss Olive Gibson of the Rio Grand
Industrial School in Albuquerque, New
Mexico, c. E. S., also expects to be with
US, and will tell about the work and life
there in New Mexico. All who have
heard Miss Gibson speak will be anxious
to hear her again and those who have
never had that pleasure must not lose
this opportunity.
Miss Jeanette Varnum from the
Orange Park Normal School, Orange
Park. Florida, will be our A. M. A.
speaker. Miss Varnum will receive a
warm welcome as she is Vermonter,
her home being in Peacham and sheca tell
us about the work in Mcintosh, Ca, as
we'll as in Orange Park, Fla, for she has
had experience in both places.
Mrs. M. II. Buckham, president of the
Vermont Branch. will speak on Method
in Missionary Giving"
Mrs. James Hill of Salem, Mass, vice
president of the Federation of Congrega-
tional Home Missionary Unions, will
present the work of the federation.
Miss Elizabeth Van Patten of Burning
tonwill tell of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Movement Conference at Silver
Bay.
Miss Florence Price, our new field
secretary. will speak of her work in diff
ferent parts of our own state.