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Arizona republican., 1910-09-10
The Seventh Year of the Arizona School of Music

Will open Monday, Sept 19, but the school will open for registration of pupils Friday, the 16th. Last year nearly 400 students were enrolled, and the present prospects indicate that the coming year will be even more prosperous. The faculty will be an unusually strong one. Glenn \. Tow ner, an experienced musician. whose education was obtained under able masters of this country and Europe, comes to the school as Director of the Piano Department, and to the superior corps of assistant piano teachers the name of Aleida w. Niss- chers has been added. Miss Viss- chers was for nine years a piano teacher in Grand Rapids. Mich. She is a pupil of William Sherwood and has attained much artistic and pro fessional success. The great and de- served success of the Arizona School of Music is due to the high standard maintained and the living up tO the aim that led to its establishment. to offer superior advantages for the study of music in all its branches, and to give pupils an extended, pro grcssive and thorough musical edu- cation.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
VICINITY.
WEST aLoCEs1kk.

Although the evening was far from
nleasant, a goodiy number braved the
Storm Saturday evening to attend the
Christmas concert and tree at the
Clarkyille school. The pupils did
nicely and every number of the pro-
gram was finely rendered. The tree as
usual was heavily loaded, the presents
being taken from the tree by Eddie
Bourgeois and William Place. Mr..
Bourgeois acted as Santa, coming in
during the last song. The room Was
very prettily decorated with red,
green, and white crepe paper, red
bells and green boughs. A temporary
fireplace and chimney was in the front
of the room. Bags of corn and candy
were passed to the company. Every
one seemed to have very enjoyable
time. Miss Reynolds need feel very
proud of the excellent work of her
pupils.
Mrs. Walter A. Hawkins and daugh-
ter are visiting with Walter Busy and
wife of Norwich for few days.
There was family gathering at
Mrs. Maria Bourgeois Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Annie Bourgeois of Danielson
as at her mothers over Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Misses May and Marion Flint of
Providence are visiting their grand
parents, Albert I'll. Smith and wife,
few days.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
EAST WOODSTOCK

The Missionary meeting was held
az the pleasant home of Mrs. A. NJ
Gilderslee<e and was fully attended.
The subject considered was Mis-
sionaries at Work The header VIA
Mrs. Killiam assisted by Maud Peck
ham Tea waters, cake and grapes
were served The hostess was as-
sisted in serving by Mrs. j. s. May
and Mrs. c. c. Gildensleeye.
Mrs. Roscoe Alton. and daughters.
Pearl and Flossie. William and Mabel
Richardson. Arthur Morse and Paul
clifford spent Christmas with j. T..
Child and family in Putnam. Mr.
Alton, Mrs Morse and son Stewart
being unable to 20 owing ~ illness.
@. l.. Upharn wife and daughter
Ethel have been spending few
days with z. l. Upham's family In
Dedham. Mass. Mr. Upham while
away visited hts sister in Somerstile.
r L. Spencer and family visited
relatives in North Ashford Sunday
and Monday.
The concert with Christmas tree
was given in the Congregational
church Saturday evening to fair
audience The children in addition to
the songs and resitatsoEs gsve the
Christmas eantata. The Enchanted
Chimney" Santa Claus then ap.
peared and greeted the company in
his usual CHEEKY manner and with
several assistants the gifts we're dis
trfbuted.
c. II. Potter and wife entertained
their children and grandchildren
with other guests Is In number on
Christmas day.
The Ladies OF the Congregational
church gave a chicken pie supper 70
the members OF the Theft Detecting
society and their friends Tuesday
In the chapel About nifty we're In al
tendance, the business meeting with
| literary and musical program fol
lowed. Reading. How Major AlieE
Lost his Rum "reminiscences ol
West Woodstock. o. A. Hiseox: piano
solo. Miss Marjorie Hammond: poem
original. MY Trip to Florida. Mrs
Wendell wifter: solo. Little Maggi'
May. Byron Bates. Mrs T. + May
accompanfst. essay. Charles XII
lam, solo. my Own Folk" Miss Lyl'
Turner, Mrs- c. C. Gildersieeve &C
companist. reading. The Parsonl
Horse Mrs. c. G. Gildernleeve. ptaol
colo, Miss Hammond James Peril
gave = short talk % Forestry 4
British Columbia Solo. Byron Bates
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
THE PUTNAM pATRlop December 50 1910



Two ladies driving ~ ~Elsinore. =
Mrs, Randolph Clarks place. SAW
smoke pouring out from the north
end OF the house. Driving into the
yard they found fen had seen the
IRE and entering found il had gained
such head way that. with the small
supply OF water at their command
! it would be impossible to put il out
and SO began al once to remove
furniture. etc. The ladies notified
more OF the workmen. who we're cut
ting ice. and then drove on telling
everyone they met OF the fire. In
very short time great many PEG.
pie gathered 10 assist in clearing the
house. The fre beginning in the
servants quarters they were enabled
TO take out the furniture and pictures
but large amount of china and
I.hrie-a-brac was in barrels in the cell
lar, and they could not reach IL.
Mrs Clark is in Paris with her
daughter Mrs. Murray Elsinore is
considered one of the show places
of the town and was very beautiful
and everyone regrets IL should be
burned. Only hast summer Mrs.
Clark built an addition costing
$50 900.
The children belonging TO the
Roman Catholic church met at
Father Elty's for social time
"wednesday afternoon. After refresh.
ments were served each child went
home happily with presents In their
hands.
On the same afternoon Mr. Irwin
- -. he al
Sunday school TO the Rectory TO a
we'll laden Christmas tree.
At the Congregational church the
congregation and Sunday school meet
for social evening and Christmas
tree on Thursday evening II stormy
that night it Will be postponed until
the next night.
Miss Lucy Holmes has been quite
sick for week past.
Miss Tucker is gaining quite fast
Mrs. Harry Smith heard Wednesday
morning of the death of her sister In
Indiana and she left the next day
for 0ssining. New York to meet her
father and relatives as the burial viii
be there
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grossenor
entertained their family Christmas,
All being present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grosyenor
spent the holidays With Mrs. eros
venorss family.
The Misses Julia and Louise Gros.
venor returned home last Saturday.
The Ice crop is beginning TO be
harvested but many of the ponds
have not filled up sufficiently to cut
ice from them.
The olmsted family went away
Tuesday to spend a week
The town seems very quiet with
the school boys gone.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
QuIsr BAU0

Elias Bates and wife entertained
George Baker and wife ana Everett
Bates of Brookline also Leroy Allen
wife and children Of Dudley on Christ
mas.
Miss Elizabeth Hathaway Of Tsunt-
on and Leon Richardson snd wife Of
Brockton were guests 1T Nelson Rich
ardson' s over Monday.
Miss Emma Farnum OF Webster was
guest Of Miss McGoyern over the
holidays.
~. stephens church il undergoing
e. siderable repairs.
Miss Florence Aidrich of Worcester
spent Christmas with Charles Aldrich
and wife.
Loeis Fitis Is spenIing the winter
with his parents.
Charles AldrielI and family enter
tsised Fred Dodge and wife Christ.
mus day.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Please bear in mind the social in
Society hail. this friday evening
II you come you will not fail to en-
JOY IT.
Miss Davis from Westfeld. Mass.
Ia the new teacher of the village
school She has had several years
experience and comes well recon-
mended. She is boarding witr Mrs.
Albert Paine.
Mrs l.. j. Leavitt with Mrs. G. NJ.
Perrin and son James. left Thursday
for visit to relatives In New York
and Washington. Mrs. Leavitt and
Mrs. Paine will visit an aunt in At
lanta. Georgia. before returning
home.
Miss Mildred Brown entertained
a large company of her young friends
at her home on Monday evening.
Music and games We're enjoyed and
refreshments served.
Mrs A. A. Paine and daughter
Olive. Misses Susan and Julia Smith,
Misses Ethel Rawson and Maude
Healey were among these attending
the Gnos-Jean-Carr wedding on Tues
day.
Mrs. Alice Hayward and children
with Mrs. A. G. Hibhard In add.
ton to these guests. Mrs. Hubbard
entertained on Sunday. her son Ash
ley and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Bailey were
guests of their daughter Mrs. John
Brown of Southbridge last Sunday.
While in front OF the blacksmith
shop in Quinebaug. Tuesday after.
noon. Silas Morse had his wagon run
into and smashed by a runaway team
the property of West Woodstock
parties The runaways were attached
TO lumber wagon and had iced bags
on. They became frightened at a
passing train. The driver was run
over and considerably bruised up.
Frank Gkfuner while h~fpfDg "
gather ice at Factory Pond last week
broke through the thin ice and would
have been drowned but for the hell
of William Jackson and Walter Cob
leigh who rescued him.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
THOMPSON

The funeral services of Mrs, Ida
nonnell we're held at her tate resi-
dence on Sunday afternoon at ten
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Cast of the New
ton Theological Seminary officiating.
The remains were taken To Whitman
tic for interment where her husband
was buried in September. Mrs. Don.
nell has been faithful member of
the Baptist church and was much re-
spected here. She WAS in general
good health until two DAYS before her
death when she received a shock.
She leaves daughter 10 years old,
one sister in Woodstock and two
sisters and one brother in Whitman.
tic.
Putnam team last Thursday evening.
The vesper service held at four
o'clock at the Congregational church
was quite interesting. the children
taking part In sfuginy o's. yio-
lin solo was given by Mrs. Dexter
Elliot. a vocal Solo by Mrs. Helen
Green.
The Christmas entertainment Civ
en- by the l. s. of the Baptist church
was held in the Town. hall on Mon
day evening at which all had good
time The program was very In
teresting, a social hour following.
The Congregational Sunday school
celebrated on Monday evening The
children recited pieces. and selections
from graphopaone during the even
ing.
Mrs. Charles knight holds New
Year social for her dancing class on
Saturday evening at the hall.
Among those In town over the
holiday Miss Sarah Crosby. Miss
Helen Green, Miss Mildred Arm
strong. Frank Herrick. David Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sandstrom
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph crandall.
Cards have been received announc
| ing the marriage of Augusta Eliza
beth Peterson TO Mr.. Charles William
Sandstrom on December 10th at Prov
| idence where they will reside.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
GRoSIEAN.-CARR-

j A
Al the home of Mr. and Mrs Benia.
min Ritch at South Woodstock. on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ritch s
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Tyler Carr,
was united in marriage with Leon
Russell Gros-Jean of Watkins, Y. Y.
Rev. q. +. Waters, retired pastor of
The Congregational church at Wood
stock, was the officiating clergyman.
Miss Mabel Ritch of Yonkers, \. Y,
formerly of Woodstock, sister of the
bride, who wore a gown of old gold
crepe meteor and carried bouquet OF
white carnations, and Harry X. Cor
neIius of Pompton Lakes, y. j., We're
the attending couple. Little Miss
Leona Butler, niece of the groom, was
Hover girl and wore white over pink
and carried a basket of pink and white
sweet peas.
The ceremony was performed in the
parlor under an arch of green laurel
and hemlock. The house was attrac-
lively decora ted with laurel, ferns and
hemlock boughs, the effect being es-
pecially suggestive of the Christmas
season.
Morse,s orchestra of Putnam played
the wedding march, the bridal party
advancing into, the parlor through dec
orative gates, which were swung aJar
by little Miss Leona Butler of Galeton,
Pa, who. also acted as flower girl
The brides gown was an elective
creation of white crepe chiffon over
white silk. She wore a veil, caught
with q spray of small white blossoms
and carried bouquet of bride roses.
About thirty-hve guests were pres
mt no ltInshRnn :
served by Rebboli of Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs q res-Jean left Putnam
for their wedding trip by an afternoon
train. They will III AXE their home in
Watkins.
Those present were:
b. Il. Rtch and wife, South Wood
stock.
Mrs ii. E. Gros Jean, Watkins, ny E.
Miss Leona Butler. Galeton, Pa.
Miss Mabel Ritch, south Woodstock
IL. X. Cornelius, Pompton Lakes,
n. j.
Charles Carroll, summit, X. !.
Misses Ethel A Rawson, Florence
p Edgers, Edith b.. Carr, Florence T.
Carr, Mary +. Carr, Fred /. Carr and
wife. Philip E. Carr and wife, Mrs.
Edward Edgers, Walter Nj. Carr and
wife, all of Providence.
Harry +. Wells and Miss Mary L..
Lyon of South Woodstock.
Austin F. Dean, formerly OF Wood
stock, now senior at Harvard OWN
ity school, spent Christmas with his
brother, Horace, Norwood, Mass. Mr..
Dean reports that at Memorial hall
board is again served on ahe American
plan and he has gained fifteen pounds
this wear.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

A. Court OF Probate hoiaen At Thompson
n within aud FOR tiis district ~ Tbafnpson
%. the I7fh aay 81 December A. D.. 1910
ffesesf. Gf0EGE 9EDsbfs zdKe
on motion of wary A. Nichols sud duea "
Niritois Executor ON the sestaff estas ~ Ato.
Harrison Nlet0ls late OF Thompson within said
district. deremssd,
Ihis es,,,rt doth DECREE that .lx months from
date hef.5f be zitased and limited fgf the
es.dii0rs 81 sasd estate 10 ssiaii their ssssins
HRaiB.t fhs sans a. The Executors aHd directs
ffsaf sgss5sie n0fiee ise stveB ~ THE order DF
advertising IN a pswspapsf published IN Putnam
having = eirct;iafist Is ssid district. aud BY
lissssipg = espy thereof On the public siRa post
la said f04h OF ihsH neafsst ths place
sshere tias decreased lasf swsIf4
tsartiAvd from Hee4rd.
s22 gkDHoK = & KDsBY, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
WOODSTOCK

The Christmas entertainment in
Grange hall for the congregational
Sunday school Friday evening was
decided success. An appropriate ana
very interesting program under the
skilful direction of Mrs. kingsbury
and Mrs. Hyde was very successfully
carried out by the children. Recita-
tions, songs, piano playing ana
pleasing Christmas play with children
of different nations in costume made
an the entertainment. A weli,laden
tree fu rnished gifts for all the children
which we're distributed BY santa
Claus
Miss Edits Hall. Phi. D.. of Mt.
HoIyoke college will deliver a Lecture
in the Congregational church sateI-
day evening. Dec. Sist, nj 80 O'Clock
urnn How Buried Cities Are DiseeN-'
cred and Exeavated. Miss Hall lee
fares in Providence this week and has
recently delivered the lecture al Wei
lesley college. With characteristic
loyaity to Woodstock she generously
offers to give the lecture for the pubtle
good. The lecture will be illustrated
hy stereopficon An admission fee 81
= cents will be charged and the money
10 be appropriated for some oejeel
which shall benefit the community.
r. L.. child of Worcester, Richard
Child of Brooklyn, \. y, and harry
child from Montreal have made nor
iday visit at Nslleyside-
Spencer II. Child and wife from
Lancaster spent Christmas In Wood
stock.
The Christmas home-coners ION the
Hillu were Misses Hall, spslding and
Kendall, Mrs. Bingham and Clarence
Hall.
Herbert Kingsbury and wife spent
Xmas in Hartford.
Henry Stafford and wife left on Mon
kay for . trp 10 California
Niss Elizabeth Carr, who became
Ma. Leon GrosJean on TUESDAY Oh
this week, will be greatly missed oy
larne .carcie Of Woodstock friends ana
hot 81 good wishes follow her 10 hei
new houe In Watkins, New YORK. a
descendant OF the Carroll family, she u
the only representative Of her genera
lion In this part OF the country and ne
sctiyities II the church and social lie
al the community make her departure
m occasion Of regret 70 ali.
MN. Herbert sharpe Of Pomfref =
spending the week with nef SISTER -
Shadetteid.
Charles Lindeman has been in town
this week
A healthy man i king In his Own
hight; IN unhealthy man = an an
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

A.. Court Of Probate Heia ~ fsinan
N slffs44 aas ~ aIrfFIet ~ Putnam, on
lie lgsA ssaY ~ i-Tsslsf5sFt 1919
Ft.ssnf pa 80 g.. Wright. Judge
on Fnofiesis 4 & "a H. Hfafief, u fafnsss ,
A IN sssfs5s e sl4e s4.sessafe estate 81 AHne
NJ H. adj late Of. ratnsfn sithia 10 SAID u.s.
tfiet, drxsA<ssf.
Ordered thai s,x months ff3m fhs dasr bffeoi
he and tne ,stse are limited and allowed for tbs
creditors 10 tfing In their claims sGstnsi said
.sfsfe and the Administration dsr1sfsd 70 gsyr
fr1ag n tbslr cislsWs wltbin slid iifns allowed.
by tostsng copy of fbI< ordsr 90 the pabise sign
posi- ss1rea tbs place ere the DECREASED last
dU~lf. within sbs sz1ns teun. snd ~ patiishisg
IN sssDe id come n~wspspes hssips eisesia-
ston 10 nntd prooAss dtxssc1. ned sxsarn sale 70
thts oDsyl of th~ sosice given.
Cersif.1 fFosp Record,
MI kDWAKD q. Wight. JadGs
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

At Cgovs Of PROBATE held e. Fsspss
"A vtfAjs saS for the district Of putssD
g ne Lot dag u Novessk~v, A. ~. 1879
? essnf. kdssrd q. WnHafx Jedes.
On sssflon Of Martha " 1stf9a, kxscstfiH, %
In tsss ar estate u fasriek Griffin, isSH ef fst-
nsm vifhis snsd district. okc~Ased.
OxlsEHED - That siH m1nihe rosn ~
si3owed fer 1T eseosfoss 10 brinG Ia th<sf
cisias sesisst asi1 estar~, sd the k1s<ssrix
dirscfe1 10 give pwbIie eoftce - ~ tefemtsss
q ssl1 esss 4 - tetbx - sk~ir eisims uftsia sid
t5a< slscusd. By pssefsa cory sf tbs order o.
the vsb5tc sign pet 10 see town Of Fsfns@ $40
psbItshtex tie ssD< y soes< nswspsp<f assfng
nnxk~ 70 rbts eourf a. ~ se4see gts~n.
G~riAs1 lSom 1eceed.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
Births

In Cssszl.t. Ncgss nec. II. a si&nk Efef -
II and sdss Lvzsy "A. navsnpers
Il EaaaAiSau, lex a. son to Agr
asa MIS- Miili2fa a. SA@lse
II RawSSsu. pee, -. son. Richard
tseutS. II Mr. an3 Ms James rita
@eEata
IN iNssnfr0t cenfef. Tsse. a sasAzA-
ter ~ Nj. and Airs. james Brown.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30


In New Bedford. Dee -. Philip Men,
uier. a<ca 50.
In Hampton. Tee. IS. Horatie Martin.
aged S.
In Hampton. Dec. -. Alfred Ncf.
In Thompson. NE. -. Mrs John Don
neil.
In p@nielson. Dee. s3. Mrs. l.ucretis N.
W0od hf kslEsz
In passille Dee IS, Samuel Camp
bell. aged 81
In Valley Fails. r l.. Dec, ~. Mrs.
Louis Laefiyee. aged IS, formerly OF
AAitinsVilie.
In Putnam. Dee. u. Albert : Eddy.
AGED -.
In Putnam. Dec =. Ffdsiia I.Avasssur.
agea as
kins. aged 50,
In Putnam. pee IS, Antoine vansiale.
aged 80
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

Mother Trays sweet Powders for
t.ni,dren break up colds in "a hours.
,es;sve fever Shines. headache. stom-
srh troubles, teeshiog disordsfs, aod
ds~.rny woyrss. Al I'll druggists, &C.
sem uie ussiied Free. Address. Alien
s. Oiussed, Leroy. y. y. d-S
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30
Marriages

In Ashford Ike "a AFcAa : Walk.
eF ~ EAssford and Miss Raaclse cert
rnae Barlow.
Ia Woodstock, IAess -. By Rev. 4. r.
" stsfS, ke0u 4 GrVS-tsan and Miss
1-iAa beth Carr.
In Romfnet. Dee. Il. ny Rev. y
AfiiiSgoa. lA0Nd IA. Edwards and Miss
Ethel NJ Gate.
In South Woodstock. pyc. "a. by Kev.
L h. Curtis. Harmon l. Morton and
Miss Edith \. Williams.
In payvll5e. Dec. 81. by Rev. J. AN.
Sstenier. John Jordan and Miss Sarah
heffitf-
In Putnam Dec. -. Henry Archam-
heault and Miss Blanche coacrre.
In Putnam. Dee. 80, BY Rev J. Van
den Mort. Henry nouSauei ana Miss
Anna rraAAn.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

A healthy man i king In his own
yirht: N unhealthy man Is an an
hsopv dave. Burdoek Blood Bitters
hniIds % round beaIth-kesp you
vo11S
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-30

Total. efHsh%p "
saate of Connecticut, County al windhAfn, -.
/, O. H. Giipafris, Cashier OF the above
canned bank, do solepnly swear that the above
sfafssoent In true 10 the best of my knowledge
nmd belief d. n. GnrArEic. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18Th
day Of November 1910
JOIN Is. BYnNR.
Notary Public.
Correct Aftests
L. n. kAfgH. Directors.
T. 4 MHEkfgHk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
Separado de Ia pOEcIa

En- virtud de ciertos cargos formu-
lados contra ell jefe de distrito de
cuarta clase, senior Jose c. Jimenez, de
la policia insular, el Gobernador NOM
bro una Comisi6n especial, compuesta
de los se1ores Juan de Guzman, (Presi-
dente, Luis Campillo r. Siaca Pache-
co, para que hiciera una investigation
de dichos cargos, y le sonenera un
informe del resultado de la investiga-
cion, con las recomendaciones que la
Comisi6n estimara procedentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28

La Comisi6n, ha presentado va SUI in
forme al Gobernador, en- el cual mani
fiesta que considera probados algunos
de los cargos hechos contra ell senior
Jose c. Jimenez, y ell Gobernador, ha
separado este del cuerpo de la Poll
cia Insular, por conducta perjudicial
al interes p1blico y al servicio que te-
MIA 4 su cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
LA formid a BILE erupcion
del E&DS
PANICO EN- SICILIA

Nueya York lunesDcen los despachos que sc reclpen
d. r+.,. ,o Ia pavorosa erlpci6n del Etna ha amlnorado
POGO.
Sin embargo ell pelgro muy serlo sc enle que oe
sepuir la erupci6n cause danos irreparabes
Tel panco entire la poblaci6n de Stella es general
Ef aspecto del yolcan magnifco lmponente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
0ABLEGRAMAS.
SePvIcIO Especial del Bolel1n MePcantll
90 4aaa 1s do entire ea
Canada " NorteamerScS
TAFT Y Ell MIN1sTRo DE HACIENDA

Nueva York lunes--Han celebrado conferences en-
Washington e presdente Taft ell minstro de Hacienda
dle Canada.
La entrevsta ha teldo ento lsonjero. Ha quedado
probado principle Ell tratado de recprocdad comercla
entire Canada y los Estados Unidos-
La negocaci6n ha comenZado las condiciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
Ell Padle nOranto

Ell ilustrado sacerdOte y el0cuente pre-
dicadOr que goZa va de tan JustO re-
nombre entire noS0tros, ha hOnrado con
su vista nuestra Redacci0n Y nos ha
hablado de sIs proyectos y planes, to-
dos inspirados Ell Ia mayor mas eficaz
propaganda de la Goctrina que tan elo-
cuentemente prediea ell ilIstrado sacer-
dOte
FL padre Morante habl0 aver nueva-
mente, desde Ia catedra del ESpiritu
Santo, en- Ia misa mayor celebrada en- la
Santa Igtesia Cathedral, su sermon,
como todos los anteriores, ha sido de una
impecable correction de forma Y de un
gran fondo de doctrinas.
Ell pueblo cat0lico de San Juan esta
cada vez mas entualasmado con ell pre-
dicador elocuentisimo { incansable, que
en- un mes que neva de permanencia
entire nOsotros, ha predic2do va cuarenta
Y 0cho sermOnes.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL. CORES
ponde Ia amabilidad del eminente pre-
dicador, felicitandole por sus altfsimos
tFiunfos oratorios cue tanto contribu-
yen la propaganda y defensa de nues-
ira santa religion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
Una explo sion en
eE CrucepO Charleston
DOLoRosAs DEsGRACIAs PERsoNALEs

Nueva York lunes-A bordo del crucero Charleston
de marina de guerra norteamereana ha expoado un
n6n ca1sando grandes dolorosas perdidas.
resultas de la explosion han muerto ocho marineros
hay varios heridOs.
Ell hecho supone CASUAL Sc hace una serla nvestga
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28

Nueya York lunes-Ca Cabegrafan de Londres la liegadi
de Teodoro Roosevelt al Cairo donde ha sdo obeto de un
1elifante recibinientO
I prensa universal pubhca extenSaS lnfornaeiohe Cd
31cgrdicas del viaje de Roosevelt.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-28
Ia reconstruction
de una eScuadEH a
375 MILLONES EN- BARCOS

Nueva York lunes.-El gobierno de San Petersburgo
propondra la Duma programa naval para cuyo
desarroo Sc necesita la cantdad de 375 millones.
Dicha cantdad empeara diez amos Tin de poner
al impero moscovta eondiciones de una gran po
tencia naval.
La Duma apoyara ell plan administrative