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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20
OFFICIAL CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY ASSEMBLY
Del Norte, Colo, July Is, 1912

I Del Norte, Colo, July 10, l9l2
Pursuant to the action of the Demo
cratic County Central Committee at the
meeting held in Del Norte, Colorado,
this day, notice is hereby given that an
assembly OF delegates representing the
Democratic party Of Rio Grande County,
Colorado, is hereby called for and will
be held on the 3lst day Of July, 1912, at
the hour OF 1000 o'clock a. m., at the
County Court House in the court room,
in the Town of Del Norte, Colorado, for
the purpose of nominating a primary
ticket to be submitted to the Democratic
voters OF said Rio Grande County, con
sistng of candidates for the following
oflices:-
One Representative to the General
Assembly.
One County Judge.
One County Treasurer.
One County Clerk.
One County Assessor
One County Sheriff.
one county superintendent Oh ocnoois
One County Surveyor.
One County Coroner.
One County Commissioner for Com
missioner's District No. l.
One County Commissioner for Com
missioner's District No. 2.
Two Justices of the Peace and Two
Constables in each Justice Precinct; also
two persons from each voting precinct
as provided by law to compose the Dem
ocratic County Central Committee. Also
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the State Assembly to be held at Pueblo,
Colo, August 9Th, 1912; and delegates to
the Second Congressional district assem-
bly, to be held at Pueblo, Aug 7, 1912;
and delegates to the Judicial assembly
of the 18th Judicial district at the time
and place designated in call for same.
And for such other business that may
come before the assembly.
The total number of delegates to said
Assembly shall be Flfty-s (56) and the
several voting precincts shall be entitled
to representation as follows:
Precinct No. l Seven () Delegates
Precinct No. 2 Five (5) Delegates
Precinct No. 3 Four (4) Delegates
Precinct No. Three (3) Delegates
Precinct No. One Q) Delegate
Precinct No. Nine (9) Delegates
Precinct No. Four az Delegates
Precinct No. 10 One a. Delegate
Precinct No. IL Five (5) Delegates
Precinct No. II Eleven QD Delegates
Precinct No. l3 Two (2) Delegates
Precinct No. IA Four (4) Delegates
1t is recommended that primaries be
held in each voting precinct on Satur-
day, July 9th, 1912, between the hours
of Two and Eight p. M. The various
precinct committeeman will please take
notice and make proper call for such
primaries and conduct same.
Dated July 10, 1912.
j. G. GILBREATH,
n
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20
Death Notice,

"Old Skads lost every cent he had
in the world yesterday" Gee! His
heirs will be furious" "Oh, l don't
think So" How'd he lose 1T" "Hs
died."-Houston Post
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Southworth
left Tuesday to spend their vaca-
ton with friends at Decatur, III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20

For soreness OF the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury,
there is nothing better than Chamber.
lain's Liniment. This liniment also re-
lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all
druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20

No longer are tonsorial artists to
be known as BARRIERS" For. now
be advised, they are to be termed
"groomers of mankind" and their
manipulations are to constitute
exterior refreshments"
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20
Binder :. Facts!

The Farmer of today is too practical to deal in un-
certanties and knows that the first cost of Farm Ma
chinery is not ALL to be considered in his purchases
The Deerng Binder through years of experts ex-
perience and work. has been made nearly perfect
possible.
Deering Binders last many years, and will reap a
full harvest under all conditons-in the quickest time
with the least trouble and delay
Three words tell the tale
simplicity" durability efficiency
No delays for repairs. We carry full line of
for six and eight foot binders. See us before
buying will both be losers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We are authorized to announce that
JESSE G. WILEY will be candidate
for Judge OF the 18th Judicial District,
subject 10 the action of the Assembly
and Primary OF the Democratic party
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-07-20

Marketable hogs are about all
shipped out of the valley, but there
are lots of pigs growing into
money. AS there is no cholera or
other hog diseases here the hog
business is a sure and profitable
industry in the San Luis valley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23
DEEDS FILED
In the Office Of the Cllrk
Of the County to Be
Recorded.

James e. Tichenal ct ais to VIII
liam Jarvis and j. NJ. Nuzum, 1855
acres, Tenmile district.
Davis-Horn0r Company to F. NJ.
eBlakapsaslot, GTasselll9 Nv.
Thompson H Williams to S. A,
Smith, ons-ha1f Of lots Milford PIKE,
Ozark District, * 80 7, ,e~jl,n,}
/ ColonialsBuild and Realty Com
pany to Irene Young, i lot, city.
,uUharles b. Southern the IF. u.
jgy Whites 1 lot, Elk Grove
!; Hubert B, Pigott to Robert. N.
THOMPSON, lot, Haywood.
2 Maggie Losko to John Chalos,
one-half Of lot, Summit park,
city.
W. Frank Mcdonald to Mary G.
Mcdonald, ] lot, corner Park avenue
and Poplar street, city.
i, i Learder- A. Hinton to Isabelle
'shinn, 2 lots, Northview.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23
Former Oil Field Workers in
This Country Are Par
M ties Thereto.

Local people engaged in the oil
business will be interested in the
following report of court proceedings
taken from a Trinidad, S. A, news
paper, as some of the persons named
therein formerly worked in the oil
fields of this county:
Bowen VS.. Counsel: Mr..
R. E. Phipps for plaintiff and Mr.. It.
S. Lachapelle. for defendants.
This was an action to. recover pos
session of oil-bearing lands. The orr
Iglnal order allowed defendant tour
months to repay plaintiff the amount
he expended and then todlzeeps posses
sion of the land The time7is up and
nothing has been done His Honour
now gave Judgment for plaintiff
Elder VS.. Trinidad opetroleum
Co. Ltd. Counself grMrit. al whar-,
ton, K. G. ana Mr. w. characterization,
instructed by. MrrMs Hahel4smit1,
for plaintiff; Mr. Il EdgarfA gostini
X. c., Hon. H, A. Alcagaf, KaC. and
Mr.. H. P. Ganteaume, instructed by
Mr.. P. de Labastlde for defendant
company. 2o5
This was a claim of $2,54S ffor.ar-
rears of salary and wrongful dis
sal ,,auRb 81 .
In this case, plaintiff who worked
under contract had been dismissed
from employment as an oil-driller at
Brighton because he refused to work
on Sunday.
The defense set up the universal
practice of Sunday work in of feeds
His Honour, in the course got
a considered Judgment, said that the;
basis Of law in England and other
Christian countries. the United Statess
of America included. was thso Chris.
tan religion. The disarmament sun.
day as day Of rest and abstentloa
from work on that day was part OF
the law Of Christian religion It must
be taken that the law of Sunday OBJ
servance was part of the contract in
this case which was general in its
terms. He thought that neither by
law, nor custom, nor practice was
plaintiff bound to work on Sunday
either by necessity or not. Plaintiff
was, therefore, wrongfully dismissed
and entitled to damages which he as
sessed at ESQ with costs.
Smith Bros. and Company VS.. New
sllo and Anor.-Hls Honour said be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23
a GOOD TIME TO RENEW

Subscribers who have been receiv-
ing the Telegram during the past
year and desire to renew their sub
scrtptions. can save one-fourth: Of
the subscription price by paying
during our fourth Annual Bargain
Subscription Week which. begins
Saturday, February path, and ends
March z 1912.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23
AT BUoKHANNoN

The High school basketball team
of this city will play the Wesleyan
College team at Buckhannon tomor-.
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, The.
game will be in the Buckhannon ri1k
rooters will accompany the.
Clarksburg team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23

To defy the i'll effects of wind and
weather, use Logan's LILLY Cream.
Heals, wlitens, softeris all rough or
rcddcned skin. CSC and 1Sc size bot
ties at leading drug stores.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23

Eye SIGHT
Restored S {.
A fters BEING iAEan Up
o. by Specialists
a Wonde III! !ssgEe BY
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y. klf. w. E GfIggsi Ee faPy and
f:roasuFef WesfhSp6l Sc Elevator
co. and formerly casliie d Bank Of
panviIIe, says:
About ten years aRo my eyesiRht began 10
fail 10 such an extent that Il became necessary
for me 70 consult specialist NV trouble in
creased until Hound Il necessary 70 eonsultsev.
ernl others. My case was dtaGno das AtrOphydf
the Optic Nerve, caused by unprecedented blood
supply. The progress Of my trouble was slow
my physician advised me that nothing further
could be done. About this time, about two years
age. could not see to read, and my range Of
Of greater distance than fifty or seyenty-iiVe
feet: loften found II difficult TO recognize ne
guaintance9 when met them, distinguishing
them more by their voices than their features.
In May, 1902. friend advised me that SO the
hy9ctan' g diagnosis was correct, MILAN will
cure you. because II. viii purify and enrich tho
blood. increase the Tow, and build up the 6ys-
tetnt but II will take long time and the I'm.
-pFoYclnent will be slow
: Z did not believe one word OF this and CON.
sente1 to take AlILAM because did not think il
gould hurt me, and there might be abare posi-.
Billy that It night help me. After six weeltss
use began to notice slight Improvement in
myslEht, which has been slow but steady and
with no setback. Now can read newspapers
with ordinary glasses, can distinguish large OBJ
ject| two lutleS away and have no difficulty
now, as Jar as my slEht u coneeTned. n attends
prpOr9tton. O
Tam still careful not 70 tax my eyes unrea.
SnablY, because treatise that am not cured;
TT hope. and am moro and more encouraged as
ume passes TO believe that the continued use Of
MILAN Willcure me.
i think It proper 10 state that my genera
health and strength have also improved n The
same RATIO gs my eyesight and attribute this 70
-, LsiEnedl ". 3. GRIGGs."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-23
SSO{Itl{H.I'lHE| AMER EC4All'
'i't'l SUIT or q ST.

N0uld give Judgment in this matter
another day 9iitn. sen H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
DE AVIACION

Aver por Ia tarde, hizo S1ls famoso>
vuelos. en- el IIip0dromo de San Juan 81
aNiador nOrteamericano George Sch
mith conocido VA de nuestro p1blico,
por haber estado en esta capital lmos
dia> antes de la feria insuar del ano
pasado; revelandonos en- sus maniobraS,
la valentia y serenidad de Que esta po-
seldo.
40 fue menos aver Ell cuanto a intre-
pidez Sc refera, va que efectu6 ascen-
clones con una segurdad destreza sor-
prendentes
La primera de las dos que realizo, el
brioso photo, Mr. Schmith despues de
principiar a remontarSe con frmeza de
amino Y rectitud Ell Su rumbo. vol6 Ell
Sentido circular Sobre la piSta, elevan-
dose lneg0. a una atura de unos 400
metros en- ruta a San Juan hubo mo-
mentos que desapareci6 envuelto en- las
grHesas nubes que pendian Ell ell eSpa-
cio.
Transcurri6 I'm largo intervalo en-
tonces viSlumbramos un punto negro en-
el cielo, que venia hacia nosOtros. hasta
que cruz6 varias veces por encima del
campo dd la pista, Sc dispuso Mr. Sch
mith a aterrizar, practicando un aterri-
zaje magestuoso, entire la ovaci6n del
p1blico escogido y numeroso que aplau-
dla estrepitoSamente echaba volar
slls panuelos multicolores.
Mas tarde, Ell denodado photo, rea-
liz6 m segundo Vuelo que destin6 espe-
cialmente a evoluclOnes de menor altu-
ra, por encima de fa spista para que put
dieramos contemplar, una vez mas, Las
maniobras arriesgadas, como la de pa
Sar entire las dos astas de banderaS de
La caseta del jurado del lIip6dromo, que
sabe llevar termino sin vacilaciones
asesorado por su particular eXperiencia.
las brisas del sur favorecieron los
vuelos de aver llevados a cabo con toda
felicidad, a pesar de los densos nuba-
rrones que Sc GERMAN amenazantes So
bre la Capital, la que aparecia con to-
nos CRISES
En- esta activa isla, debieran de ma
nifestarse con mayor frecuencia tales
prodigios cientifcos. timbre de gloria
de la civilization moderna, que avanza
portentosamente hacia una revoluci0n
profunda, en- todos los caracteres de la
Ciencia. del Arte de la Cultura here.
dadas instituidas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
En- el Consejo Executive
Recuento general de los votos emit
dos en- ell Distrito Gle Mayaguez.

Esta manana, a las nueve y media,
ante una concurrencia numeroslsima
e"peI' =" "'cerSe en- el C0nSe]o hJ'co-
''So : 'e'ue"'o se'lerai oe No'oS emu /
'us l' (" q Dis'i ''o "1 way " !" "'N e, i"S
''''''''"' 'ie'''o''eS' ''e l." nor" l'i'''o"
escr,tinio de los sio,,;ontos colog;os de
AIavaouez corresnondientcs a nrine,
nroo;n+o
Colegio ndmero uno. Votos emitidos
RELATIONSHIPS, 64; repubIicanos, 50:
miXtos. , nulos. , protestados. l.
Coleeio. nnmero dos. Votos emitijos
154-I'nionistas -: repubIicanos ~.
nnlos mixtos 2
Colagio nlimero tres. Vofos emitiJos
14o.-l-nionistas. So repnblicanos 30
miXtoq ! nnlos | nrotestados cra.
tro
CoI"glo numero cuatro. Notos emitie
aoS' I''-~' momstas. IS rcpnbllca-
''''' ~ ''''>''N "0'oS' l.
'oieslo humero clhco- NotoS .emiti-
dos, l26.- tnlonistas 63; republica-
' '''' VS. = P''''S-''oN' : ''-
'
NoIeglo numero selS. NotoS emltidoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Puerto Rico
en- Nueva York

FL Gobernador recibio esta maiiana
el sigtliente cablegrama de Nueva
York cxpresado en- terminos muy elo-
cuentes:
La Exhibition Gle Produetos Puer-
torriquenos, en- la Exposition de Land
esta muy concurrida Gran entusias-
mo Sc esta demostrando en- cuanto los
prodnctos Puertorriquenos, los cuales
Sc recomiendan por su indiscutible
merito. Cafe es servido a todos los vi
sitantes quienes de viva voz alaban tan
exquisite bebida.
tFirmado) Correa y Remington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Entierro del
Reverend Gonzalez
(Por Telegrafo.)

Toa Alta, Nov II. 1912.
Una concurrida manifestation de
duelo acompana esta tarde el entierro
del Padre Juan Gonzalez Galvarin
quien pereci6 ahogado aver Muchos
prelados vinieron de San Juan y ell Re-
verendo Padre Berries del Obispado
despidi6 el duelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18

Los teatrOS de variedades tienen aqui
una noche cada semana. EN- que el espec-
tadOr presencia Un eSpectaculo que en-
triStece Hablo de un espectador como
yo. que este buen publico neOyorquino
Sc divierte estrepitoSamente en- la noche
de los aficOnados
rs deSpues de la function. cuando va
Sc ha cumplido ell programa que Sc re-
nueva tOdas las SemanaS, que los po
breS muchachoS muchachas. que sue
nan con la gloria efimera del tablado de
Arlequin. pasan por la penOsa prueba
que este pdblico y estos empresarios los
Someten.
Por 10 general. son las de los jueves
las noches dedcadas a los aticionados.
Tn gran cartel anuncia Ell el vestibulo
del teatro. durante variOs diaS cuando
va a tener efecto la inaudita prueba. Y
el pUblico que Sc RE mucho con el fraca-
so de los debutantes. pide con anticipa-
ci6n los billetes. que esa noche cuestan
nm POGO mas.
FL pGblico sabe que el director arts
tico del teatrO no Sc cuida de probar las
aptitudeS del debutante con anteriori-
dad a la obra terrible de la prucba. sino
que. por el contrariO. 10 que deSea. por
que asi gozara mas ell reSpctdblc. es que
el mas defnitivo fracasO abrume con Su
pesadumbre de ridiculo los que pisan,
temblandO de emOci6n y SonandO Qmen
sabe que divinas quimeraS, e escenarlo
de un teatro por la primera vez
Yo he lido a una de estas funcioneS Y
guardo de ella una sensation dolorosa.
III primerO que apareci0 en- ell tablado
fue un adolescente. con cara de hambre
era casi un chiquillo. rubio y palido. con
una mrada muy triste, con un traJe
muy ancho que no fue cOmprado para
6l Miro a todos lados, como en una sG-
plica de indulgencia alarg0 al direc-
tor con una manO que temblaba. un
viejO papel de mtsica FL maestro do
unos acordes en- el piano, y el mucha-
cho empez0 a cantar, era una triste can
ci0n napolitana. una bella pagina de
sentimiento, pero el debutante tenia
miedo. habia visto entire bastid0reS
los mOnOS sdbiOS del teatro. con unas
grandes vejigas infadas, que es el ar
ma conque desalojan la escena, cuandO
el publico protesta Y al final de una no
ia di6 un gallo descomunal. FL gall
nero sc cOnvirti0 en- un corral, vOlvi0
por los fueros de su nombre, va no
fue possible Or al debutante FL mu-
chacho mirajba la primera caja pen
sando Ell la huida, pero de uno de los pal
cos cay0 a la escena una moneda de pla-
ia: la arroi6 una mano enguantada de
mujer, Y Is este el modo practice Gle
aplaudir que tiene este extrano publ
co los que van pedir sus sufragios.
Detras de la moneda Gle la dana caye-
ron otras a la escena; un chiqulllo las
recogia y las echaba en- tln vase de cris-
tai para darselas, al acabar, al cantante,
Y el mltchacho entire los gritos de arriba
Y unos debiles ap1ausos de alg1n palco
acab6 su canci6n.
Despu4s fue una mujtr la que sali6.
Fea, la pobre, con I'M trajecillo raido,
con unos bajos muy sucios y una barri-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Glen mil pesos
para Ponce

FL Gobernador aprobo con fecha de
hoy IN acuerdo del Consejo Executive
cOncediendO lm anticipo de $l0000000
al mInicipio de Ponce, cuenta del
emprostito que le concedi0 en- 8 de
noviembre de 1911 por la suma de
$39O.90O00 para la construction de
ciertas obras pdblicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Sacerdote que
perece ahogado
(Por Telegrafo.)

'fota Alta Nov IT, 1912.
Esta tarde perecid ahogado el padre
Juan Gonzalez Galvarn cura parroco
Gle esia poblacion al tratar de vadear
ell Rio Plata FL cadaver fue extra1do
por unos hombres que cruzaJan el rio
en- una yola cerca del sitio del suceso.
FL fnado era hermano del detective
Gonz1lez Galvarin
FL BOLETIN lamenta ell suceso en-.
via sn pesame a los familiares del ma.
iogrado sacerdote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18

guita respingada como de llevar puesto
lun corS6 demaSiado viejo
! Cnas riSas crueleS la acogieron. La
infeIiz clav0 los ojos en el suelo en-
treg6 su partitura al maestro En- GUAM
to abri0 la bOca para cantar Sc arm0 la
escandalosa, la pobre no tenia dienteS
y. Ell cambio, tenia un marcadiSimo gan
gueO nasal.
Uno del pdbIico empez6 a imitar, por
cierto muy bien. una bocina de autom6-
vii Los espectadores celebraron la gra-
ella Y Siguieron algunas trompetillas
I'no de la orque>ta Sc levant6 de su
aSiento. apunt0 con Su revolver a la
cantante. diSpar6. sin bala. natu-
ramente. pero la pobre Sc llev6 un Sus-
to cerval. echo a correr. hasta el unti-
mo rinc6n del e>cenario donde iria a re-
fugiarse le Sigui6 por largo ratio la re-
chifa.
sali0 el terccro; I'M muchacho como
de veinte amos. desgarbado. como los an
terioreS NAL vcstido. pobrisimo Empez6
a bailar IN jip, pero los vejiganteS lie
metieron dentro dandole golpes en- la
cabeza, en las espaldaS, donde lie cogian.
Verdad que 10 hacia NAL, pero 40 era
para tanto.
y una muchacha que cant6 una can
ci6n americana. con una voz que envi-
diar1a un yendedor ambulante del NCw
York HDyuid le echaron una lluvia de
sombreros Pcro no desde ell pnbico ;
desde las bambalinas. En- cuanto 81 pi-
torreo c0menz6 en la sala, alguien tir0
de un cordel Sc abri6 la eSpecie de
pinata colocada entire la bateria de h-
ceS de arriba. Fueron doScientos tres
cientoS, quinientos entire sombreros Y
gorraS viejos mugrientos. hechos els
GO. D.. Y la pobre, a mtad de la canci0n
Sc fuG para dentro limpiandose una Ia
grima
Y saleron mas mas debutantes de
uno y Otro seXo. y caSi todos fueron re-
chazadoS ruidoSamente .. pero ESQ 81,
la gaIanteria americana tuvo para con
las mujeres. para con las pobreS mule
res que pasaron por aquella afrenta, ,un
inefable raSgo de consideration al Sc
xo; no las golpearon con las vejigas
Ell premio un billete de diez dollars,
fue para I'm contorsiOnista que hizo
unas repugnantes dislocaciones
No Sc malOgr6 aquella noche, nj una
Maria Barrientos, nj un Caruso nj IN
Nijinski, esa tranquilidad puede caber-
le al p1blico, pero cuantas esperan-
zas. cuantas ilusiones debieron morir en-
ire la griteria de los reventadores,
icuantas lagrinas de desencanto y de
fracaso, costarian aquellas burlas crue-
les y aqlellas risas J..
J. Perez Losada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Sc ALQUILA

Una habitaci6n para persona sola o
matrimonio sin hijos, con o sin comida,
Tetuan, 2, informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-18
Alumbrado electrico
(Por Telegrafo.)
Vega Alta. Nov. 16. 1912

Esta noche Sc inaugur6 el alumbrado
del pueblo con luz electrical Habra
baile en- la casa Ayuntamiento maiiana
por la noche, con ell fin de feste.ar este
acontccimiento.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-09
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
commemorated by Friends of MT. and
 Mrs. Thomas MoBrpoms.

MT. and Mrs. Thomas McBroome were married twenty-five years ago Friday. They have many warm friends in the borough, twelve of whom called on them unannounced on their quarter-century anniversary, and offered their aid in it's proper cell ebration. During the evening, A. M. Brown. in behalf of those present, pre- scented MT. and Mrs. McBroome a handsome oak silver chest containing 20 pieces. Mir McBroome, taken en- tirely by surprise, heartily thanked the company for himself and wife. The evening proved a pleasant one, Miss Alice McBroome, solo soprano at the Baptist church., the couples second daughter, sang several songs, closing with Silver Threads Among the Gold, which she sang at her best. At ten o'clock Mrs. McBroome, as- sisted by her two daughters, Misses Mabel and Alice and Mrs. B. R. Gard ner, served supper, the menu follow ing: Potato and beet salad, cold meats, rolls, pickles, stuffed olives, cake, coffee. chocolate ice cream, ci- gars. lemonade. | At midnight the company sang Aud Lang Syne, ana With WlSneS Tor many returns of the anniversary, said good night
 Those present were A. M. Clarke, j. D. Phillips, H. G. Willis, Joseph La bonne, c. H, Prior, John LaFountain B. R. Gardner. F. c. Whiting, George Clarke, O. F. Miller, A. M. Brown and E. Fl. Hiscox.
 | Social and Personal,
 Miss Sybl Tracy of New York and Dr. and Mrs. c. T. Tiffany of South Manchester are at MT. and Mrs. J. H Tracy's. MT. and Mrs. L. c. Buckingham are in New York to meet MT. and Mrs Champion Mathewson, who are ex. pected to arrive today (Monday) or the Rochambeau, after spending three months abroad on their honeymoon.
 Henry Gardiner of Stonington anf Ray Gardiner of Providence were weel end guests at F. r. Burleson's.
 Mrs H. c, Webster attended the flu, neral of her uncle, Henry E. Haskell in Norwich on Friday.