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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-30
-.
EE| nuevo Inatadeto s
De Catano,
Han sido enviados al departa
mento de Sanidad los pla-
nos y presupuestos de la
Obra
Desde ell sabado Sc encuentra
en- tinieblas Ia eStacion de la
linea ferrea.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mario 3d. Ell Sr. don Deogra,
cias Querol ha trasladado su residen-
cia q Bayamon, con objeto de insta-
lar una imprenta en- aquella locall-
dad.
El laborioso artesano don Ignacio
Garcia y su esposa dola Barbarita
Sanabia, sufren en- estos momentos
la dolorosa pena de haber visto SUI
cumbir a una pequeila hija que ale
graba con sus encantos su hon
rado hogar.
Un inteigente fotografo ha tornado
varias vistas de esta poblaci6n con
objeto- de publicarlas en- Ia revista
que en- conmemoraci6n de las "Fies-
ia de las Flores" tiene en- proyecto
imprimir Ia junta de festejos de Ba-
yanl6n.
Despues de permanecer una corta
temporada al lado de su familia ha
embarcado para New York el apre-
ciable joven don Manuel Loubriel,
representante de una importante ca
sa manufactured de los Estados
Unidos.
Han sido enviados al departamen-
to de sanidad los pianos y presupu-
estos del nuevo matadero de este po-
blado, que ha sido levantado por el
arquitecto don Armando Morales.
Abordo del vapor colreo Baenos
Aires ha regresado de su viaje q Es-
pana ell Sr. don Godofredo Pacheco.
En- una buena y comoda casa pro-
piedad de don Marcos Tomas Canejo
ha quedado instalada para el servicio
publico la nueva estacion telef6nica
que pone en- communication este po-
blado con Bayamon. Esta hecha ca r
go de este servicio Ia inteligente y la
boriosa seiorita Eva Landron.
Desde el sabado en- Ia noche esta
entire tinieblas la estacion de la Inca
ferrea del oeste causa, segun Sc nos
ha dicho de- haber ocurrido algunos
desperfectos en- la installation elec-
trica. Para el servicio pdblico no Sc
ha colocado en- aquel sitio nj un NAL
farol que evite en- 10 possible, Ell que
Sc rompan la crisma las personals que
por necesidad, tienen que transitar
por aquel sitio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-30

\ afro IA me-s.
\ lddo, 10 pc. ri n;h7 ndyir;,o
el rel"j
-Ab;;eIo. !e d.io. dame!o.
o. Te 10 ,:ar's ei aLo e:traate. res
p"nd.6 el abuclo. 81 estad.as mucho
Y ere jlicio-o. Va veremos.
I'll a6o entTsnte, eHclam6 q
ni1o. Pero. abuelo, tai vez entoLces
- havas muerto- .Eres tan vie;o,
, \ es'3s tan enfermo.
\ e sncianU Sc puso a refe1ionar
.ilciindose: T. verdad.
! us dedos acariciabsn el pelo en-
=nrtijsdo del muchachi,o.
Tom| eI reloj de plata con su Pc
ada c8dena. V 10 pusO entire las Pc
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anisma sangre que los puertorrique-
nos.
Todo esfuerzo que Sc haga resulta-
ra teorico. Esos pueblos no podrar
encontrar justo 10 que con Puerto
Rico Sc hace, y no podran ofrecer
cordialidad al gobierno que prueba
no tenerla con el debil.
Dios es justo, y no hay gobierno
por alto que Sc considere, que pueda
eludir la lev de Dios.
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Buena finca '?'e sa s;eissss ssrss.,ess: g. !;
chaI ga .,l<. ,,;lo

una magnffics estancita compnesta
de cinco cuerdas de terreno, tiene
una casa de dos plantas y reune TO-
das las comodidades mederras.
Dicha estancia esta atrevez zada ror
la carretera y tiene ye*ha, arbo-
le, frutas etc. etc. Sc alquila con
muebles incluso un piano. 8 sin
ellos. Dista cinco minutes de L.
Gale del Parque. Para informes,
telefono 1905. SantuNe.
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En- nm eyan7en.
-0nn ora ~, Lsrhero
-BIeoo .}-naI mas
Nadia M. 10 narece :; usted
noco, e."
~
Fl n,ofc,o., >.,nou;ordo o,,o nc
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n UNA CASITA. Sc ven
DdYdlIlu de en- Bayamon y en-

pUulO CoAVllCO Ocl
pueblo, una que renta en- Ia
actualidad veinte pesos men
suales de altos y con un buen
fondo.- PoR MuY POGO D1NERo pue-
de Vd. comprar un aparato sis
tema NAUTILUS fabricado por
John Mllhews, New York, para
refrescos de soda y un aparato
complete para fabrication de aguas
gaseosas con svls respectivas ma
quinas de tapar y llenar botellas,
.cajas de botellas, filtros, ETC., etc.
Procure escribir hoy\ mismo a don
Ramon Buades, Cataho, P. R.
No /
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In.t:l,,I.::- Una se1ora extranJe-
NSUlutIlL ra que habla correc-
tamente ingles, fran
ces y espahol, desea colocarse en-
casa de una familia ) como mstitu-
ttrz, dana de compahia, 8 anna de
llaves. Tambien SO ofrece para dar
classes q domicilio. Diriiirse & For
talcza numeru Il. San juan. P. R..
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EA Hotel Palmer. Callei
W1V3pUPl de Mendes Viso No.
~o "a. Muy oerca del,
ferrocarril. BaNos d todds horas.
Habitaciones ventiladas. :. ServicioI
4 la carta. Alumbrado elkctrico y,
timbres en- todas habitaciones. TeI
lefono No S.. Habitaciones para
agentes viajeros, propias pare;exhi-
bic ZONES de muetras. Tel6fono
No. S. Ne. /.
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No 10 olvideis.

Ron San Luis. Los Sre.. A. Alva.
rez hermano, siguen obteniendo e! me-
lor exito con la venta del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado iusta ia
ma en- La isla y fuera de ella. No
contiene sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida t6nica y recopstituyeute. No
Divides que los pedidos deben hacerse
Il la acreditada casa calle de San Jose
en- San Juan. Ron San Luis.
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nL...l.l. La SUIZA.-E me
uIIUCulQ(G, jor aimento para nj

W. Po1UV7V1S UEOE"
les. En- 1884 en- las meriendas dc
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa ell cho-
colate como aimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. En-
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase y Ca
Gao superior. M. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan a.. Telefono
12S. P. O. Box 1863. -.-
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3277

El modelo presente es un bonito
traje para ninas en- estilo princesa
La blusa va adornada con entredos
y 10 mismo los puhos de la mangas
que son semi-largas. Va cerrada en-
la parte de atras. Este traje puede
hacerse en- la tela que Sc desee y adol
narse tambien como Sc guste.
Ell patron esta cortado en- cinco ta-
manos-6 a IA amos. Para una nina
de 10 amos e patron requiere 3 y
das de de material de Sc pulgadas,
con Is yardas de entredos para el
adorno.
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Otssvez,la cacerolo, en- Ponce. Di-
&c tanto y tan atropelladamente que
hace ekefecto de dos cacharrerias en-
competencia. En- verdad decfmos
que son tontos. Rue prueba,
pero que prueba, hemos dado de in
dependenca1 de crlterso!
Algunos pobres mativos estan en-
commando ahora Las excelencias del
treno. Hay que advertirles que la ad-
mission del freno, implica inevitable
mente .d reconocimiento de la bon
dad de la espwela. Gobierno y pals,
montados en- esos patrlotas, va Sc
ocuparan de aplicarsela.
Dicen que los hados protegen a
los~mAs, contra los menos, y de ahi
aquel vlejo cantar que dice; ulnleron
los sar7ocenos-y nos molieron d pa
los-que Dios protege d los maalos-
cucndo son nsds que los buenos. Pero
& este pals le pasa 10 contrario. La
psHjoa observada desde hace amos
consiste en- proteger los menos con-
ira los mas. Es una verdadera lasti-
ma que todos no sean n,ds en- Puerto
Rico, y que haya menos que permi-
tan'la posiblidad de tai politica.
Pasa Ell tempo, y NADIA. Ell parti-
do de los vibrantes no Sc forma. Los
homogeneos no Sc ponen ep fila; su
programa no Sc define. NADIA: solo
confusion y supicacia para approve
char las ocasiones, Has supuestas oca-
stones de hacerse gratos al gobierno.
I'm gobierno que eles suponen que
Sc va 4 sustentar con tan lnslgnlti-
cante escolta. Debieran reunirse. De
cidanse para que supuebio les conoz-
ca. La verdad es que un nueve par
lido gobiernism, le vendria ahera al
pals, de perilla
El generalizado NAL del persona
lLsn,o core pehgro de agravarse con
la intromision en- su terapetitica de
tantas impersonaidades. Las mas
distinguidas insignifcancias de la
comarca, & tit,lo de curar el perso-
nalismo, estan hacienda morcilas de
cempatriotas y longanizas de lite
ratura periodfstica. Aquel NAL Sc GU
rs por medic de la buena fe y del de-
snteres. Con cucharadas de compri-
mids bills y catsplasmas de necedad,
Sc pierde ell tempo. FL andre rieia,
no es buen remedio. Y pesimo medi-
60 sera de la denunciada affection,
aquel que necesite combatir el per-
,onalismo para ser, ante el pueblo.
persona.
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4. I-:l. Una herrnosa casa
NE dlUul|d, con todos. los ade-
lantos, sta en- Ia Ca
lie Dos Hermanos, muy cerca de
la plaza del mercado; parada 10
Santurce. Informara su duefo Dio.
nisio Villaverde Na Colectiva) N. 2
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HUMORISMO.

FL mfdlco.-La calentura que us
ted padece es muy pequena y no me
da cuidado alguno.
FL entermo. 10 mismo me pasa-
ria a mi 81 usted fuese el enfermo Y
vo el meclico.
*Xk
In individuo no puede pagar el
casero las muchas mensualldades
que lie dehc..
Para que Yea usted 81 SOY gene
roso Y considerado-dice el casero-
echo al olvido la mitad de la deuda.
Plies yo no he de ser menos que
usted Y olvido la otra mitad.
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Tn muchacho lIamado Tommy
estaba en- la doctrina, con sus prime
ros pantalones puestos. Un cuadro
de angehtos estaba en- frente de Ia
clase, y la maestro lie pregunt6 a
Tommy 81 lie gustarla ser uno de
enos.
No, sonora, ,-repllco, despufs de
lnspeccionar el cuadro.
mo quisieras ser un angel?
-ePorque?- ?-dijo la maestro.
-Por que tendra que dar mis- nue.
vos pantalones.
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Caguas S::'s:s': S::s!:s's d: q ! ssasi: s'si.i
por sus magnficas CO.
midas. Casa espaciosa y centrica.
Favorecidas por viajeros. Parque
central, esquina q calle de Betan-
ces. 2
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ri Dno,o. mas ameno para
Fl ntClGu las familias puede OBJ
tenerse por POGO di-
nero comprando un hermoso fono-
grafo Edison. Son los mejores,-C.
Frederiksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan,
"A, Frente al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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e. .I,:I. EN- Ia callc del par
Ut dluull6 que parada AZ una
casa c6moda y aca-
bada de pintar en- ma gnfficas Con-
dlciones para el que la desee. In
formaran, Dpto. de Optica Joyerfa
de Tinaud. No. I .
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Caguas ss:s';:: :is:: s::.s:?: :: T1s A;:; Mr.;
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas. arttcu-
los de caballeros. Especiales SOM
breros del pals. Gale de .Gautier
Benitez. l
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n esplendido H O T E l.
l,02D0 BRASCHI, edificio cons
truido espresamente, ex-
celente conforte. Magnifco para
VIAGEROS DE LA CARRETE
RA central, comidas excelentes,
espacioso lugar para coches y au-
tom6viles. Manuel Braschi, Goa
mo, Puerto Rico.
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Cseyerase que ,el cotmo de Ia no
menclatura es lamar ahora a los re-
puhhcanos, Incorporates.
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Papa, pregunto May, despues de
venlr de la doctrlna- jorge Was
hlngton era I'm israellta?
Antes que su padre pudlera con-
testarle esta pregunta tan lnesp;ra
da, dijo ell hermanlto de May, d,
seis amos de edad:
May, estoy asombrado de tu ig-
narancia! Jorge Washington est;i
en- el naevo testamento, no en- Ell vie
Ia
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|ngenero H.: H.: 4seSz4:z5 :s@: a.: 4
sion. Su casa. Parada 4l4 ca1le del
Parque San Mateo, >Santurce,
Puerto Rico.
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O. 49, CASA EN- MIRAMARs
M HnUe Una casa con "a %
metros cuadrados de-
terrenos. Garage cuadra ETC., etc,
en- condicjones especiales. 1nfor-
rlese Behn Brothers. Esquina San
Justo y Tetuan. No. 2.
n.,,.. LA Antorcha Dc Puer-
Ldgu0S to Rico" de Sola Ar
guelle y Co.. Fabrica
dc tabacos. La marca mas solici-
tsda On los RE. UU., y b isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvs, esquina dc
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer-
to Rico, No. 4.
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Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. i
as second class matter July 1900.
Id Cerrespondencia de Rto. Rico
pRECJo DE sUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

f1iodio de- los Agentes IN ndm s o.o2
Dirsta Tn trimestrs ORC. .....$2-25
:az Unsenestze u: ...... $3.50
- Unano porlsdslanthdo 90
E. d srtsrior.. Uaane oEe......ss-oo
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u;,. f,...II,,. Ell me-
vlllU luSCdluuld,-- jor para
Ia mesa.
Ell mas puro. Importado de La Rio
ia, Espaha, por Sucres de J. Fer
nandez. "El Salto Oriental" Tetuan.
Is, cerca del Teatro, San Juan.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO,
La columna de Ia verdad.

Sr. Director de "La Correspon-
dencia".
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UeSERVACIONES
.> DEL TEMPO
o. NWKAIW BUREAU.

San 1uaa<R.a Aazso. 20, de +lsle.'
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MoRETowN.

G. f. Farar Of Montpelier was in
town Thursday
J. D. BidgOod and P. Andrews were
in Montpelier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Turner Of Barre
are guests OF local relatives.
Dir. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy Of Roch-
ester called al NJ r. Chld's Sunday.
Miss Addle Freeman and Mrs. Celia
Shea returned from Boston Saturday.
/ Miss Tilda Sheridan Of Montpelier
was guest at L. Wilcox's recently.
J. w. Taylor Of Montpelier was IN
I town on business the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kingsbury Of
Waitsfeld visited at N. 4. Davis Sun,
day.
Mr. Wadsworih OF Melrose. Mass, il
guest OF bis daughter, Mrs. lryille
Armstrong
Mrs. r. f. Johnson. Mrs Z. J. Morse
and Mrs. Annie Sawyer were in Mont.
pelier Friday
Mr. and Mrs. N. II McAllister and lit.
tie son. Owen, spent the past week With
relatives IN Riehford.
Carroll Pierce went to Montpelier the
first Of the week where he has employ.
ment in a music store.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Kingsblry Of Mont.
pelier were guests at G. 6. Sleeper's ard
g. II. SieepeFs over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs G. +. Crawford were
IN NorthHeld Wednesday evening, TO at.
tend the Wells-Cutting wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. +. Griffith and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, are IN keeseville, n. NJ,
guests Of Mrs. Griftith's parents.
Mrs. II. O. Ward and Mrs. Wyman
were tn Waterbury Thursday 70 attend
the funeral OF their uncle, Mark Can
erdy.
G. II. Ward, Mrs, H. o. Ward, Mrs
B S. Ward and Mrs. Wyman took An
auto trip to Burlington Tuesday, return
ing Wednesday.
The ladies Of the Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. II. o. Ward Fri
day afternoon Tor their annual business
meeting and missionary tea.
Mr.. Chaifee Of Waterbury, the super.
intendent OF schools. met the Moretown
teachers Saturday at the school building.
for the purpose 81 forming course o.
study.
Mrs II. @. Ward. president Of the
Junior Epwofth league gave all tho
members an automobile ride Saturday
afternoon, after which they met at her
home, where bountiful supper was
served.
Among those from this place who at
tended the state fair were B. S. Ward,
u. RI Russell g. o. Sleeper, Mr.. and Mrs.
G II. Sleeper. Mr. and Mrs. 4. Wilcox,
Mrs Addie Sawyer, Miss Harriet
Knapp, G. Il. Goss, A. G. Child, NJ. II.
Child, Charles Howes, Nh. and Mrs. n.
A. Griffith and Mrs. Jennie Pierce.
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NORTH CALAIS.

Miss Mary Hawkins is teaching school
in Worcester
Mrs Dwight Lawson IS somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
r, H. 0'Connor attended the state fair
at White River Junction.
Phiio Darling, wife and daughter Of
Morrisyile, visited ut i. \. Cameron
last week
Miss Kate Falvey and Miss Agnes
Huston returned to their New York
home on Wednesday.
Jay Cameron Of New York Is visit
ing his brothers, Alvin and S. X Cam
eron, for a few days.
Eugene Reynolds and family were
called to Waitsield by the death of Mr.,
Reynolds aunt last week.
Mrs. Clarence Wilmont is quite i'll
with pneumonia at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. Freeman Lawson.
Miss Sylvia Converse went to Bos-
ton Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs, Oscar
Gallagher for an indefinite stay.
There viii BE- a poverty dance at
Memorial nall on October Z Van Or
mans orchestra will be in attendance.
i good time is expected.
Mrs. Matilda Fair was rendered a
postcard shower on September 81 the
occasion being her 73 birthday. She
received over ninety cards.
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place surely when ne bought his ticket
to White River Junction There were
200 Aorgans there the past week, from
old Bob Morgan. fiery as colt at 28
years and a replica Of The before the
war" Mofgans; 10 the new type, on
larger rangier lines, which Joseph Bat
tell and others are developing. II was
a great show Of good norsesi a potent
drawing card and a valuable asset 70
fair and state.
We were pleased 10 note number
OF New Hampshire names in the mcm-
bershp Of the club under whose auspices
this department Of the fair Is conducted.
aud we hope that another year there
win be more. New Hampshire farms
can raise aud New Hampshire hills can
tougher as good Morgans as Vermonts
best. There Is no reason why we should
not share with our neighbofs, to some
extent the benefits Of this prospective
boom in the horse arket.-Coneord, ~
j., Monitor.
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JingIes and tests


When you sing to me al twilight
Meath the glimmer Of the moon,
How my heart would thrill with rapture
As its sweet triumphant capture
II you were not out Of tunel
When You MARBLE tender ditties
How my pulse would pit'a.pat,
With a full responsive beating
Thus your songs Of love repeating,
Ii YOU did not sing 80 aatl
Truth Is truth, my darling, always,
And il holds between as twoi
It will even live and blossom
confess twill have 10 60 some
Out of time and out Of keyl
But indeed Il is pity
Discord haunts SO fair q throat
And your gushing Of emotion,
Which inspire my deep devotion,
Issue on 80 false a note
Vancouver Province.
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Current Comment
The MORGAN Fair.

Whether BY wise design Or happy ac-
cident, the Vermont state fair has orig
mated, in its annual show Of Morgan
horses, feature that has given II all
ready national interest and standing
and will continue to do so in increasing
measure.
TO the writer, as we sat by the show
ring and watched the Judging OF a splen-
did class Of % Morgan stations, a
neighbor said; Il came 500 miles to see
these horses. We have better draft
horses in the West than you have in
the East. We can 20 down to Kentucky
and Tennessee and get all the speed we
wish. But for an all around general
purpose, every hour in the day and sew
en- days in the week horse, we have
got to come To New England and look
for the best survivals Of the real old
Morgan type"
Our western friend came to the right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-27
BETHEL.

Mr. and Mrs Z. A. Davis are in Bos.
ton this week for several days.
Miss Mary Stearns has returned from
UHderhill, where she had been Will
friends the greater part Of last week
Joe Wilson and Robert Twitchell left
here to resume their studies at Burling,
ton and Middlehury, Monday morning
Miss Mollie Stafford Of Sutton, p o.
is in town, the guest OF Mrs. Adelaide
Stearns, and will 20 from here to Hart.
ford, Conn.
Eugene Bouchard was in town Mon
day to call upon friends, and make ar
rangement for the sale Of the house he
built on Pleasant street.
About 1000 cadets from Norwich uni
versity camped here Monday night
while on their way from the state fair
and to-day went on to Randolph.
Get your blankets while the assert.
ment is good at Perry's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-27
BRooKFIELp.
siIas Mills Is in poor health.

SiIas Mills is in poor health.
A. R. Rumney was in Northfeld one
day last week.
Chase Blake has been quite sick,
threatened with fever
Neil Ralph Of Barre City was recent
guest 81 his parents.
Miss Mary Boynton Of Jay, n. r.
Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Cora
Rumney.
Mrs. Laura Dirty Of Canaan, \. H.,
was recent visitor Of her sister, Mrs.
Julia +. Williams.
Mrs. Cooper and daughter. and Mrs.
Avis Holden were in Mortified one day
last week on business.
Mrs. J w Blakehrough and four chill
dren have arrived home from their
visit IN Bridgeport. Gem
Mr. and Mrs w Al Ford attended the
state fair at White River Junction. and
are also visiting relatives IN Sharon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-27
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Alice Bruce Is III with lumbago
and confined TO the bed.
Robert Sault went TO Hanover Mon.
day 10 enter Dartmouth Tor HE fourth
year Of study there.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tabor Of Mont.
pelier passed Sunday as the guests Of
Mrs. Mccrillis and son.
Mrs. Eliza Soughton went 10 Hins.
dale, n H., Monday, TO remain for
some time with relatives.
Doris Eleanor, the tbree.w eek-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Me-
Gee, died Monday morning, and the fu-
neral was held to-day.
Scott Clifton Carbee left here Mon.
day morning for Montpelier, 20 place ia
the State House the portrait OF Chief
Judge John W. Rowell.
Mrs. Nellie Morse returned to Nil.
ford, \. H., Monday after being enter
tanned by her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Mcintosh, for several days.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin, who has been
the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. $. 5. Whit
cCmh for several days, went TO Lowell.
Mass, Monday morning for an indeh'
mite stay.
Griswold & Bryant have begun the
process Of erecting the building to be
used by them for the steam laundry,
which viii be 80 By "a feet, two stories,
with cement basement. Sault Brothers
are to do the carpenter work.
Mrs. Flora Flint left here Monday
morning for Middlebury. where she win
attend the Baptist state convention held
teis week there Mrs. Flint goes as a
delegate, from this church. Mr. and Mrs.
r. y. Rising went by carriage to the
same place the first Of the week.
Fred Hayward took party, consist
ing Of Mrs. Forth and and son, Hart.
lSy Forth. and ". II. Gladding to
Hartford Monday morning at attend the
funeral services 81 Miss Lulu Gilman,
whose death occurred at her home in
Hartford on Saturday.
Rev. George o. Howe mas finished
preaching on Braintree Hill for the sea,
son and Sunday supplied the Congre.
gational church at West Brookfeld. Mr..
Howe has received another call to the
Union church in Lakeview, n. c., and
Will begin his pastorate there for the
winter, the first week IN November.