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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13
WESTFORD.

Evans liddcr is Mt home from college
for the Easter vaCatiOn.-Ihe Rev. Will
lam Shaw preached in the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon.There will be
no service next Sunday on account of the
meeting Of conference.-the Tortnightly
club meets with Miss Phila Hall Thurs
day afternoon.-The Rev. Mr. Cook and
family have left town.--Schools will open
on April 81. Miss Media Rice and Miss
Maude Landon Of Sor;l Hero will teach
the Village schools.-Miss Jennie Perry
las gone to Massachusetts,
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. and Mrs. wescott started for
conference Monday mornng.-R. Olin
Robbie and bride arr guests of his parents,
M and Mrs. W. s Robie.-J C. Towle OF
Enosburg Falls was in town Monday
Harold G. Powell went to Boston Friday
right.-'Mrs. r. j. Gates is improving -
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Riley and daughter Hazel,
have returned to Burlington. where Miss
Hazel is attending the L. V. M-Miss
Edith Gates returned to st. Johnsbury
Monday
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MILTON BORO.

AlNah Richards saw a butterfly Monday.
School was postponed a week because of
tho bad roads.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron Saturday,.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Goodwin in
Georgia Sunday a daughter was BORN
Mrs. d. r. Bean is quite lame from the
effects of a fall on the ice Sunday
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ENOSBURG.

Fred Bashaw from Barre, Mass. is Wis
iting his brother, y. j. Observation-Disclosures
Arthur Leach, who is III with pneumonia,
is little bctter-Gracc and Flora Chat
fec and Helen Wright returned to their
school Monday after spending their Eas-
ter vacation at their homes C II. STRAIT
ton, mail carrier on route No. T. was
obliged to make a part of his trip on foot
Friday owing to bad roads
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Elrck and SON.
Robert, visited Mr. Elrick's sister. Miss
Sadie Elrick, in Swanton Monday Mr.
Erick has employment with the Barney
Marble Co and will commence work April
1.-THE Rev, Glenn W. Douglass went to
Waterbury Tuesday to attend the Yer
mont Methodist conferences NJ J.
Darling returned home Tuesday from
burlington and st. Adams. where she has
been passing a few weeks-About 80 at
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. William Gonyeau is suffering from
\ hand injured by n silver. Blood poison
,b. l~ '..:, ."'il i'' 30. MLs IT. home
from burlington Saturday and Sunday
Miss Lottie Story returned to her home
in burlington Friday after visiting for a
week at Jed Pltterson's.-Mrs Minot
Smith and Mrs. w. Gonyeau visited re-
Gently at Orvis Mayville's at the village
MIR. and Mrs. Harrington of Burlington
were with their daughter. Mrs Lansing
Smith last Friday and Saturday
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. j. T.. Baxendale went to
Waterbury ON Tuesday To attend con-
ference. Mrs. BaXendale, Miss Tpham and
Miss Wheeler will so on Thursday
John BaXendale returned to the L. V. NJ.
ON Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Rey-
nolds are the parents of a son, born
April 9.-Arthur Grtswold and family
have moved back to Hyde Park-The
regular meeting of the w. e. r. IT, will
be held Friday with Mrs. r, II. Fuller
Clarence Combs went to Burlington Sat
urday to remain over Sunday. Mrs. Combs
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
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BERKSHIRE.

Schools in town begin Monday, April II.
Miss Charlotte Jenne. who is attending
Mlddlebury College, is passing her vaca-
ton at the home of her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs, A. II, Bowen.-Miss Eva Iahue
is at home from Richford for a two
weeks vacation.-Mrs. Parma Wright Ia
visiting at J. j, McKenney's There will
be special services for Easter in the
Second CONGREGATIONAL Ehurch
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UNDTRHILL CENTER

Mrs. James p. Flynn has been i'll with
neuralgia Of the head.-Mrs. Fred Shan
ley died April after a brief illness with
pncumonia.--Mr and Mrs. II. L. Molles
have gone to New York state, where they
have cmployment.-William Smith has
returned from the hospital. where he un-
dcrwcnt an operation ILL.,, condition is
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BEAVER.

Robert Smith and Walter Brown are
sick with the measles,-Mrs. George Wag-
ner is quite poory.-Mrs. Lyman Leachs
sisters who have been visiting her for
short time. returned to their home in
stowe Monday .-Oscar Wilson Is helping
w. o. King in sugaring.-Mr and Mrs O.
II. Hewey OF Milton were in town calling
on old neighbors last week
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HILL WEST.

Misses Alberta and Irene Ariel were the
guests Of Miss Ada St. Onge OF Fast
Enosburg recentlY.-Miss Gladys Bonn
bard of Montgomery passed sunday with
Ruby Rushford. Miss Elsie Cunningham
Is ill-Miss Alberta Rushford of East
Berkshire spent Sunday with Lena Lum-
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Florence Watson is III with the
measles.-Mrs. John simmons has return
ed to her home In Charley. Mass after
n months visit with friends Mrs. Il. O.
W oodward Of st. Adams is visiting her
sister Mrs. j. a. Perkns,-Mrs. Fannie
Aldrich and daughter, Lcpna. OF Lyndon
vile are visiting Mr. and Mrs O. A. Field.
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LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

noon at his late home on West Branch.
where he died Wednesday evening. April
., after long illness with heart trouble
Mr. Poore was about "A years OF age He
was born in Morristown but the most Of
his life had been passed in Stowe. A son,
Mark V. Poore. three grandsons, a
brother. George A. Poore of Randolph. and
a sister. Mrs. Lois Alley of Beverley,
Mass, survive him. Mrs. Poore. who was
formerly Miss Nina L. Sprasue of Ran
dolph, died in May, 1907 and a son died in
infancy.
Funeral services Were conducted BY tho
Rev. +. T Crane and the Rev. J. @.
Angel Friday afternoon for Seneca z,
Poor at his late home on West Branch,
There was n large attendance, among
those from out of town being Mr. Poor's
brother. George A. Poor of Randolph,
brothcr-in-law. Foster Sprasue Of Rut-
land, and nephew and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Cheney of Morrisville. The
singers were Mrs. II. w. Barrows and Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Douglass The bearers
were the son, Mark l., Poor, George A,
Poor, Foster Sprague and a. L. Cheney
and burial was in the family lot in River
Bank cemetery .-Announcements have
been received of the marriage Of Fred F.
Gale and Miss Edith Eids in Minneapolis
April .. Mr.. Gale, who is the youngest
son Of Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Gale went
10 Minneapolis about five years ago and Is
manager of the Bruce Edgerton Lumber
company.-A daughter. Gladys Mary, was
born April to MIR. and Mrs A. w,
Hoster.-Mr and Mrs Guy Ayers of
Potsdam, y. Y, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Ayers-Miss Grace
ID
LaPorte district in Morristown Monday
Raeburn Mcmahon of Dartmouth College
and Edwin l.. Blgelow OF Middlebury Col
lege are at home for a weeks vacation
Mrs. Alma Smith was given a pleasant
surprise party Friday evening in honor Of
her b!rthday.-Mrs. Mary Burt Barnes
was remembered with shower of post
cards Friday in honor of her sSrd birth
day.-Mrs. j L. Houston. who has been
III for two months. is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Faunce visited Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Chaffee in Elmore Satur-
day.-Daniel Russell. employed by G.. s.
McAllister. cut cash in one foot re-
curing seven stitches Friday. The axe
he was using caught in branch and
struck the foot on top, going through Z
TO the ground.
County Game Warden ]. T. Stevens has
appointed W. 7. Burt. Edward Hayes and
d. :. Gibbs deputy wardons for Stowe
The Rev. J. -. Angel, who left
tuesday for the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Water
bury, completed on Sunday his seventh
year as pastor the longest pastorate by
several years in the history of the church.
Mr.. Angel has othciated at 20 weddings
and l5S funerals during his pastorate
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Charlie Smith.-Rennie Forbes is
confined to the house by an attack of
neuralgia.-Abbe Wellinger, who has been
Ill, is able to he out
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md James Austin of Cambridge. There
Ire II grandchildren and FIVE great
grandchildren. The funeral will be
held at the home of Nr. and Mrs
George Wiley Friday afternoon at one
o'clock. Burial will be in the vrllagc
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tended sugar party at the home Of w.
NJ Armstrong tuesday afternoon
NJ. A. Armstrong Of East Franklin died
tuesday afternoon at four o'clock. as the
result Of shock that morning. She had
been In her usual health. The funeral
will be held Thursday
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Jennie Trick of Burlington is visit
Ing Mrs, Kittie Hill Parker.-Aliss Dor
othy HIN was home from North Hero
over Sunday, where she is teaching
Peatrice Houghton returned from New
York and Washington Friday night and
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linscon Tuesday and T.. +. Greenwood
was there Wednesday. -Sorvices in st.
Matthew'S Church Good Friday will be-
gin at twAlve o'clock and continue till
three
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19

Aver han pasado ell dla EN- Sa1
Juan nuestro amigo ell Licenciado Ar
turo Aponte y su bella y elegante es
posa.
Por la tarde regresaron a Humacao
en- autom6vil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
A c certados
nombramientos

Las distinguidas senoritas Alicia y
Ana Maria Sicard6 acaban de ser OBJ
jeto de una gran distinction per su
nombramento de profesoras de canto
y miisica en el Colegio del Sagrado Co
raz6n, de Santurce. La eleccion es
acertada y oportuna como que ha de
redundar en- beneficio y prestigio del
importante centric docente.
La senorita Alicia Sicardo: :continua-
ra desde luego sus classes particulars
que son numerosas en- esta capital.
Dichos nOmbramientos merecen un
APPLAUSE, pues es un verdadero acto de
justicia
La senOrita Ana Maria hace POGO
regres6 de Arecibo, dende' ha estado
seis amos, difundiendo con su talento
la instruction musical en- dicha ciu-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
DE TEATRO

Pope eI liberal, HijG 01uca y La COrtt
dc Fdlu0n fOrmaban ell cartel de anOche
Hubo baStante concurrencia, y mu
chos aplausos para los artistas, especial
mente para las senoras Garmendia, Pra-
do y Rodrigo.
Barrajon y COrt6s, fueron muy cele.
bradOS.
La Garmendfa, en- La COrte de F0-
ra0n gusta mas cada noche; cant6 mu
chos cupl6s La simpatica tiple da III
gran col0ridO 4 este n1merO +:
La sonora Prado, en- ell terceto con Ia
Gaimendia y Cort6s, fue muy celebra-
da.
Barrajon, muy graciOso siempre nc
hay que decir ell agrado con que lie We
mos TRAFALGAR Es un ctor de eXcelente
escuela y que sabe hacer prodigios de
Characterization.
Recaredo Cortes repiti6 como todas
las nOches el garrotln.
FL maestro Burset, conduce muy bieI
la OrqueSta y sc We secundadO con acler
TO.
. La direction artistica mueve muchC
el cartel. que resulta variadlsimo,
Domingo oROzCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
Ell fantasrraa de Catano

Los vecinos de este poblado, hacia eT
camino de Pueblo Viejo, estan atemorf-
zados con la aparici6n nocturna de ua
fantasma que Sc aparece en- ell quicio de
una puerta, arrebujado en- un amplio
ropon negro.
Los mas anim0sos que sc han acerca..
do al fantasma, lie han visto desapares-
cer, pero a penas sc han colocado q cier
ia distancia, la sombra surje de nuevo
en- Ell mismo sitio.
Las comadres del poblado, no Sc ocu-
pan en- otra cosa
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10 DE CAYEY

DE CHEQUES

Ell juez Municipal exile seis mil de~
Liars de fianza al seior Mauricio F.
gueroa, y cinco mil al seflor Baldomero
Colon, por Justification de checks Tam
bien ha sido denunciado el seiior Ma.
nuel +. Buitrago por expedir un check
sin tener deposito en- el banco, y Sc ns-
vestlga otro asunto en- ell que han sido
expedidos checks por la suma de mil
dosc1entos dollars con veinte y cinee
centavos, sin tener deposito en- ell Bsn-
co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
Una asa11ll1blea
en- Guayama

Eel domingo pasado Sc celebr6 en-
Guayama La Asamblea anual de la Fra
ternidad Escolar, habiendo resultado
electos por unanimidad los senores don
Luis Muiloz Morales, Presidente; vive-
Presidente, don Francisco PARA Cap6
y Secretario, don Eduardo Larroca.
Los vocales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en- me-
dio de las aclamaciones de los congre-
sistas. =: a..
Terminado el acto celebr6se un es-
plendido lunch en- la residencia de los
seiores Aleaide, quedando lucidisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
Ell "mandanus"
de los 1n1sicos

Aver tarde termin6 La vista del
mandamus en- La Corte de Distrito.
seccion primera, interpuesto por ell le-
trado senior Herminio Diaz Navarro, en-
representation de la Banda de misica
del cuerpo de bomberos. Los inforrnes
tanto de la parte demandada como de
los demandantes fueron brillantes.
Hay gran expectation pdblica para
conocer el fallo de la Corte.
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Ell banquete
de los italianos

Manana. veinte de septiembre, cele-
bra la Italia una gran fiesta patri6tica
el cincuenta aniverSario de la proclama,
ci6n de la unidad italiana y la tOma
de Roma.
Con tai motive la Colonia Italiana
aqui residente celebrara un banquete en-
el Hotel Roma, el indicado dla las sic
te y media de la nOche:
Aver nos han visitado nuestro amigo
don Alexandra Bozzo, consul de Italia
y el senor Frank Lojacono, para invi-
tarnos al esplendido banquete.
Traje de cOnfianZa.
Quedamos muy reconOcidOs por la
atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
La bella Carnela
en- Mayaguez
UN GRAN EXITO

La gentil dsvette ha tenido en- Ia eim
dad del Oeste el gran exito logrado en
toda la Isla, hasta ell extreme de tener
que suspender La venta de localidades,
en- casi todas las funciones
El p1blico ovaciona todas las nocfneS
a La bella artista que ha hecho una tenn
porada superior.
A las funciones de la bella Carmela
asisten las prineipales familas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
Lola Sugar CO.
VIS0
AvIso

Habiendo sido aeordado en- Junta de
Directories celebrada ell 80 del pr6xim0
pasado Agosto, ell reparto de un diez por
ciento (10%) 81 ell CAPITAL REALI-
ZADO, como ssTERCER DIVIDENDO
ACTIVO,' por el presente Sc ayisa a los
Sres Accionistas de la LOLA SUGAR
CO., que desde el dfa 25 del corriente
|estara alberto ell page en- las oficinas de
los Agentes de la Corporation Sres. So
brinos de Ezquiga.
San Juan, F. r. 8 Septiembre, 1911.
s. Su0u,
Vice Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19

ClertaS eXprenionas vertidas aver pof
Il Attorney general. en- la vista del man
daaaus contra a eontad0r municipal, tn
yieron Ia propiedad he levantar de qui-
10: a seiior Todd.
Dijo Fl Attorney. censurando IA III
I.eaapo que este diario es parte intere-
.ada en- el pleitO, por ser parle del go
bierno municipal dc San Juan, apoyan-
,lo al aleslde, tiene interes eli que Sc
falle esta question en favor del ayun-
tamienio. cuandO Il mlsmo alcalde debe
ouerer que esia question 81 falle de la
mejor manera.
III seiior Todd manifesto que el fue
socio fundador de III Tiempo. pero
iesde a dia . he Enero no tiene NADIA
que YER con .Sa empresa.
lIaLra que Greer 10 que olga el senior
Todd. pero 10 L. extrane que el Attor-
ney cualquiera que no sea el Attorney
er.a io c0ntrari0. cuandO ~ Ven cons
tautemente en el mencionado peri6dico
las Brl.ebs e.i1entes de la protection
municipal
Y ~ bueno que sepa el sehor alcalde
iur "a no drll, e>tableeer privileges en-
favor de determinada empresa periods
lea cuando todas contribuyen al soSte-
aimientos dc las cargas municlpaleS.
Las anunci0s de subaStas, los AHiSoS
uunieipsles. no se publican aqm mas
lue en ~ Ticmpo; los impreSos del mu-
nieiplo ~ llryan a la imprenta de dicho
liaro sin cubrir siquicra las aparien-
..ias. pr-guntando precioS las demas
mprentas ~
ESQ lue - 10 que esta la vista, 10
aabra notado, como 10 nota tOdo el mum
,lo. "a attorney general, y como los dine
-. municipales no son del alcalde, III del
ronoeio. nj del partido republicano, Sino
lie los ooiitribuyentea que no son preci-
samente republicanos en su mayoria, dc
thi que nos ch0qne Ia simpatia praetica
,ue vtne: demostrando la administra-
non municipal d Ia empresa de que Tor
so6 parie el acl4al alcalde.
En tiempos del s:nor del Vale Att
les. esas agiscs. 81 .enyiaban toda la
prensa. III seior. Tedd parece que en-
iende 10 oonirario, pero no Sc queJe 81
sas glrsferencias por:: tleterminado pc
ri6dlco. estimulan creencias como la que
expuso tan frnealncnt,. en- plena corte,
4 Jefe del departamento de justi-
cia
Y ahi vera ii senior 'alcalde. como una
.o.a qne parece sim importncia, puede
..onyertirse en question trascendental
Porque el alcaide y:sus colegas del
munieipio y los empleAdos municipales
todos cuantos. tengan'> interes Ell TO-
ment4r la prensa..tle partido, pueden ha-
ocrlo cor sus dine,ns, pero no con los
que ! Ia eol.ctiyistad pertereeen porque
lie los eontribuyentes proeeden.
Esperamos no tener que haeer adver-
teneias De esta clase, que podrian ser Ia
shaslas De egoistas por squellos que de-
fendea un egoismo para 81 pero que,
IA xalidad. d.efenden un principle
.-auifaiivo porque van contra un privi-
l-gi0 -
Y eBando no ocmrran eosas como las q.
s.siamos seiiaiando ahora u otras q. sefa-
laresnos. no sc vera expnestes 4 perder su
preNioaa ecuanimidad el alcalde, ante
an. funeiOnario qne juzga por las apa-
rieneias. e~ias no ie son rnny favora-
bles ne digamos.
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American
Colonial Bank
Inauguration del nuevo edificio.

Gratamente sorbrendidos quedamos
aver al visitar ell nuevo edificio que la
American Colonial Bank" ha cons
truido al final de la Gale de- San JUS
to, n1mero l, en- La Marina de esta
ciudad.
Fuimos recibidos por ell gerente, ell
estimable caballero@. Welty, quien nos
ensen6 las amplias salas y todas las de-
pendencias del Banco, asl como la ca
ja de caudales, que es una obra admi-
rable y una de las construcciones que
verdaderamente hacen honor a la in
dustria moderna
Las ofcinas generates, de pagos y de
cobros, sc hallan situadas en- La parte
baja del edifcio, y a la entrada, la
izquierda, esta instalada con todo ell
! comfort necesario, la oicina del geren-
te Mr.. Welty.
En- uno de los departamentos, en- ell
segundo piso, que es una habitaci6n
amplia, ventilada, LENA de luz y AREA
da por las brisas del mar, los distingui-
dos oficiales del Banco colocaron una
gran mesa surtida de dulces de todas
classes, pasteles, bombones franceses,
tabacos cigarrillos, y en- una canti-
ma tres 8 cuatro camareros despacha-
ban sendas copas de espumoso cham
pagne, que al descorcharse, producia
generates aclamaciones de la brillante
concurrencia que Sc habia dado cita en-
los salones.
ALI vimos, ante un n6cleo de perso-
mas distinguidas del elemento del pals
y americana cuyos nombres son diff
Giles de retener, al honorable gober-
nador Cotton, Secretario de Puerto
Rico Carrell, Ayu'dante PARA Cap6, y
senores Petre, director del ''Porto
Rico Progress Barbosa, Suau, Do
minguez, Behn, (Sosthenes y Her
mann) Monserrat, Prats, del "Tiem-
po,' Antonsanti, Bazan, Moreno Cal
deron, Alcalde Todd, Larroca, Salda-
ma, Caubet (don Antonio) Geigel, Cue
| tara, Travieso, Putnam, Conde, Fill
ppi, Rivera Representatives. de to-
do ell comercio.
Mas de tresclentas personals, de cua-
tro a seis, visitaron ell suntuoso edif-
clio siendo recibidas con verdadera
cordialidad y obsequiadas rumbosa-
meente.
No hay dulda ninguna que esa bri-
llante juventud, que constituye ell per-
sonal del Banco, dirigida por Mr..
Welty tha de .prestar grandes servicios
por y para ell credito del pals
He aqul ahora ell personal que for
| man ell Consejo del "American Colo
nial Bank" con sucursales en- Arecibo
y Mayaguez
William Schall, Presidente.
E. Pavenstedt, Vice Presidente
Frank NJ. Welty, Director Gerente.
William Korber, San Juan, (de Mu-
llenhoff and Korber).
Waldemar Hepp, San Juan, {de
Fritze, Lundt and Co., Sucrs.)
T. G. /. Weymouth, San Juan, (de
Finlay Bros. and Weymouth Trading
Co..
Luis Toro, San Juan, (Presidente,
Porto Rican American Tobacco Co..
Angel Gonzalez, San Juan, {de j.
Ochoa y Hmno)
Edwin L. Arnold, New York,
Percy Chubb, New York,
(de Chubb and Son.
F. A. Dillingham;, Abogado, New
York
Charles w. Cox, (Capitalista, AZ
Wall ST., New York
James H. Post, New York, {de B, H.
Howell Son and Co..
-s1s-
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Un hombre estropeado

"Esta mariana ha sido estropeado por
un ingote, en- las obras de la Marina, un
obrero, habiendo sido curado: de prime
ra. intenci6n y conducido 'en lamentable
estado a SUI domicili0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
Espectac 10 S

Teatro municipal. La compania que
dirige el aplaudido actor senior Barrs-
jon, pondra esta noche en- escena. Ian
Maldsto bebsdG, Ey mWevo servador Y Ess
Corte de Faru6as, por cuarta vez.
Esta obra gusta mas cada noche,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-19
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