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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06
Ell banquete
a Giorgetti
Ell acto de anoche-

IsaS Deiegados a Ia Camara ofrecie-
Kun anoche, en- el restaurant Filippi,
un espl6ndido banquete al presidente
de1 partido de la Union, nuestro muy
eStimado amigo Don Eduardo Gior-
ge3ti.
al acto asistieron todos los Delega-
eioS y rein6 Ia mayor cordialidad.
III menu, selecto, como puede verse (:
IIors d'oeuvre: Anchor s, Olives.
Beurre, Rad6s, Galantine de pintade
zInif6e, Amandes r6ties
Consomm6 excelsior s'Giorgetti''.
PoEsSons Sa1ce ecrevines ',Munoz Ri
vera, Salmus de volatile. ,Jambon gla-
&C, Choux heurs Az gratin, F'ilet bruise
a7a Poiss, Saladc UnioniSta
Biscuit glace, Fruits Gateaux, Vius.
Graves, Santcrns, Chat Merle. Cham
pagnc: Vcuve Clicquot Ponsardin,
Liqucurs, Cigares.
Cafe Ya1cn
Dllrantc la comida, cuyo scryicio nj
10 honor al restaurant tihppi, rein6
"a mayor eordiaIiaad !, = sa1or coor
getii fue Objeto det mas carinoso no
sEenaJc
A 81 her, H. ,os hr;ud;s habI6 on
rrinor tsr,,sno - sa;,or. c,,.,.ae =,
.,,,eir. g.. n,Iobros f,,.,.on .,,.. -;
3,r,,otc saI7t.c;6p - ;afa aot por+;l,
Ini5u de r,.rto R;no .o,oo .a,a;uo
s,no h., ue1,lo .ek, o,,,..,,.oo;1, 49,.
,,,c,.xiyaq coa,,,,;st.,s 4oI .,,,rra,,;o
HI ,radar tnvo frasss H. af..to n.,,
dos reoub,icaoos
n -.
i''-' d ''''','
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nrestjo,oxo nrayidsrte 3ol rarn;t1 -,
gar,no5a 6e I, C5,,,ar., fras.. =. ,..,
4aci6n y raconoc;,,;ao+, "a =. -;
ans n,.-soo.,t.... ,g..1 ..,.,7,, ,,;......,
1ox altos xary,o7o, r,,.s+o.4o. !. 49,,
e,v;dod
" ''i'J' O"i' y NueHi terhliho Sn
'''4'' 0i0'~'n'e' aHTHfahdo al senior
IL, D. p,veo,nd ,,,,icnis,,
49, '''''' u'ai'''' - speaker de
- ''Ao'i + oId1of 1S'uulo la II
7''" i'o'''''" "e' senior "lorSetlt' den
- N' no ''''''iilo o'''''i'i "e uerto
''"' ,'''''''i ''9.'''l'io que este honSore dc
- ,',''''-,.' '''','' ~ a. oe s'dhue actiVl-
R.s.t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06
En- la Association
de Puerto Rico

FL senior don Andres Agostini ha en-
viado a la Association de Puerto Rico, v
ALI Sc cxhiben, muestras del aEgOd6n
Carav6nica one ina cultivado tan compe-
tente y distinglhdo agricultor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06

que es e>panoI de cQraz6n y de senti
nlento tlg'e que cumplir.
Ahora solo me rcsta cl ratitioar ann
phar eI ofrecimiento que hiciera en- m
anterior carta habierta
Los que en- esta Isla. 10 miQno en- San
Juan que en- las demds ciudades puerto
rrlquena>, apoyen dicbos homenaies
euenten incondicionalmcnte con u eo-
oPeraci6n decidida y eutusiaSta de l.
primera actrlz Sra. Virginia F5brepa4
de Sus elementos artfsticos
DE mn apoyo personal. por insignifcan
te, no hay que hablar de 81. nero mo
pefmlto enviarle un dollar para Ia nri
mera de las stlscripciones que Sc han in;
clado; la del monumento a Campoamor
6Cuando seguiran las demas2
Ferdne mis- molestiaS v cnente co.
ei smcerO afecto la profunda admira-
elon de su affmo. compafiero a. b :
Di6genes Ferrand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06

porque de adentro, de bien adentro
brotan las cosaS mobiles, las cosas pu-
ras, tanto en- la vida material como en-
la vida del Sentimient0.
FL iluStre orador termin0 su dIScurSO
que fue aplaudidiSimo, brindando por
el Senor Giorgetti
En- seguida Sc levant0 Ell senior Gior-
getti, que fue saludado con IN APPLAUSE
eXpontaneo Y nutrido Hablo con sen
ella elocuencia y dijo POGO mas me
nos:
Agradezco a la Camara dc Delegados
esta prueba de amistad y considera-
ci0n, pues entiendo que este banquete
signifca, que mis- amigos, los Delega-
dos de la Camara, deSean auxiliar la
gesti6n elevadisima que Sc me ha en-
eomendado como presidente del par
lido de la Union.
lie dido con Suma agrado, fraseS
alogiosas a mi persona. pronQnciadas
aqui por mis- amigos Senores CuevaS
Icqueira, Con Cuchi y ell Speaker
senor de Diego Y, no ser, porque
tcngo hibito dc cStudiar las cosas que
me rodean cspecialmente de conocer-
me mi mismo, habria de envanecerme
y descarriar mi iuicio hasta el extre-
mo de crecrmc an gran homhre
Agradezco a mis amigos sus mani
feStaciones de carino acendrado de
adhesion mn persona por 10 que elias
puedan contrihuir al exito que yo
persigo como PreSidcnte del Partido
de Ii Union, de dar a maestro pals to-
DO el bienestar, TODD el progreso, to-
das las libcrtades que anhela Puerto
Rico.
Comprcnd0 que la responsabilidad
de la ,Iefatura de mi partido IS innen-
sa, y no poseyendo 20 aquelIas dotes
neccsarias para saIir airoso hubc de
decIinar cI cIcyado honor Que me la
Ella el Partido de la Cni6n cuando fuf
nomhrado haze djez nueve meses
Y 81 desputs acepta con entusiasmo
el honor fu6 porque contaba con la adj
hesi6n inquebranta5Ic de mis- amigos
de la Camara de mis- amigos, los dis
tinguidOs miembros que constituycn la
Junta Central
Amigos nios: la realidad dc hoy su
pera ms temores dc aver. Existen
en- ei pals difcultades politicas. que
hay que veneer Algunas personalida-
des Sc han separado de la Union. V. Dor
desgracia, no podemos contar con ell
gobierno,
Mis- amigos los miembros de la Jun
Ia Central saben las mchas titdnicas
que ne sostenido en- la Fortaleza tan
taS cuantds vcccs he Subido sus esca-
leras, por c0nseguir para mi pueblo
alguna libertad, alg1n progreso. algo
que meJorara las condolences en- que
Sc gobierna al pals, y ruego, a todos
voSotrOs, llevciS los distintos distri
toS esta verdad, pues es necesario que
el pueblo conozca esta lucha titanica
que he sostenido Ell mi concepto de.
presidentc del partido.
I'm APPLAUSE nutrido puso eI mas ex-
preslvo comentario las paIabras del
senor Giorgetti.
Despues, a instancia de los comen-
sales, brind0 tambi6n Mr.. Marvin. De
elegado por Ponce. que hizo declara-
clones sinceras sobrc el gobierno pro
Dlo para Puerto Rico.
Hablaron despu6s, los sefiores Eulo-
no Horta y Benitez Santana. todos
nuy aplaudidos.
I'll homenaje al senior Giorgetti ha
lido, pues, de una gran sinceridad Y
dc una gran espIendidez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06
Nunero 56.
La Ciudadania
Americana

II Gobernador Cotton ha recibido hoy
del NegOciadO de Asuntos Insulares q
siguiente cablegrama:
FL proyecto de ley de ciudadanfa
para Puerto Rico III R. 2O.O48) que
lleva fecha 10 de febrero de 1912. Y fue
preSentado por ell Representante Jones
ha Sido aprobado por la Camara, sin en-
miendas, Ell dia del corriente"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06
~ ueS trO
panameriCanismo?

El "HeraIdo Espanol " nuestrO buen
colega, EN- su artfculo de aver, "El ac-
ceso de las minorfas, dice entire otros
pirrafos en- que nos alude:
Maestro coIega el BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL podra defender como eI senior
de Diego atirma, eSe panamericanismo
4ue ell miSmo senior de Diego ha preconi-
zado tantas wees; nosOtrOs defendemos
ei hiSpanoamericanismo del "'Heraldo
Espanol''
Tai eS la diferencia, y tales son los
pantoS en- que pOdrlamOS diferir del es-
timado y querdisimo colega.
No obstante, sera menester que este
itaga ratification formal del papel que
T. aSigna dcntro de las doctrinas del pan
americanismo el itustre Speaker de Ia
Camara, para que podamoS convencernos
de aquelIo que todavia no hemos podido
detinir en- Ia mefda que 10 ha heeho
con su talenro cIarlSimo el senor dc Die
go y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06

Gable de Washington recibido el ) de
MARIO, de 1912.
Comisionado Residente al Speaker de
la Camara de Delegates.
Aver Ultima hora Cdmara pas6 inte-
gro Bill ciudadania tras breves debates
Washington Z. S. Govt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06
DE HOMENAJES

Sr. Don Jose Perez Dosada.
Director del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06

Auestro e,tlmado eoIega ha sido, sin
iula. NAL inforrnado. FL senior de Die
- no ha dicho que Ell BOLETIN de
tjenda el panamericaniSmo el propio
sonor de Diego nos 10 ha manifeStado hoy
asl, y como en- nuestras cobmnas no es
facil que haya eiSto Ell ilustrado colega
Hada que eu tai ruta Sc oriente, creenos
dejar desvaDecl,taS aSi sus inqmetldes
eie aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-06

porque de adentro, de bien adentro
brotan las cosaS mobiles, las cosas pu-
ras, tanto en- la vida material como en-
la vida del sentimientO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21


The MORT Singing society VIZ
have on Weduestlv morning. January
first. thei- annual Horrcn Kaffee Wis
iie. Tho supper viii be- served br
The male members % the society. and
tho ladies and friend. viii be- guests.
Eaburafe preparations are being
made hy The members and "a TEMPTING
menu viii be- served Supper VIII ho
served from = o.. 'ock until y. after
which DANCING VIII hc ouiuv.d an the
second floor Tickets may Doc secured
from the member. Tho committee
for Oh" affair o. composed of the 1c-
tive -'rgir- members and Mrs. Jacob
Bcis0ingcr gs chairman
What promises 90 hc q vr-v pleas.
ant affair VIII bo the annual mas
querdde bali tp Doc given by tho
MOzarf anrinr so' 80 fhn Mozart ball
Cn Christina I've Special arrange
mcnts have been made for thus or
rusion. The hail viii bo decorated in
Xmas COLOR. Also prizes viii be
given 20 tho cIuu.rist dressed lady.
Eachmlnr's orcha fra hIe been on.
gagged and viii furnish QUO the latest
dance music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted Every Day Life.
BY IRMA KRAFT
That Piece of Property.
BY lRMA KRAFT

The persons involved.
Chester M.lisan. Prosperous met
chant Of Ils-fI,4.s. Pa
Lotto ii.- W.fr.
Roy H,",Ham. \ real estate operator
THc Thirteen o'Hrl,us. ais, ,ac,r paw
=, Time. \ summer evening IN Blue
Liuce. The dining room OF She MIR
Mniigan pushing aside h!s coffe. cum
9hd isat4ng a cigar some dinner that.
L n ,h., o., o. f.r.. You're tie real t1ins
TOT. I want @ talk 90 yuu awhile.
Lotte ,foHoW INK HIM q-.ckly)-You
go!n out aEaIn2
lssaE-- Yep-cot 90 Promised
Beecham I'd look over piece ~ prop
eTty. with him. Long by tie old Fried
ricn'B mill place H.~ ready 10 bet b. :
head there's coal ia %.
Lotto ,glovuilv in tho rocker Its
soneu IN different "vory knit. Cre-.
once us politics, turu us "a Iok,r game.
t"en a customer. nov. real ,-tlt,--
Milligan-- What the objection Didn't
Know. Hh.ow ne MARI axe, contract forh.dS zoe
!" OUT 'N"rin's Don't sou A." Just 90
you please liazaar~. v.-itin. .oria-
Lott only go because I'm lset
alone. wouldn't . yoa stayed home.
M.lHgan Ccur.ors',) Amt you salts
fetF tgy 90 give sou sRrryflfr.'- -
Lott''--r ain.t .t. Cn"=- You ion't
tlN' me niue. "f your society SOW.
night
Miuigan ,rIeirgj-yop Boo .ani.l De-.
NC'' any minute, Sa,.f pli rIrl. don't
you g. and develop % case .r nerves lVg
read enough about j.at rot AIM Won
Elad ] .,'t money enough 10 buy prop
i.o,t.e Noble o-e7, O., be-,nt r
amt. llu see. b.: !uu d.Int .l.e tlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

thrown out Iu a few minutes eRscham
.ItNt- ".i. bruised. put unframed. MILL
taH ..'- plirt r.r H'tIo Eirl runs. cry
ii.- ..tH .H .,t't t.r near tho road Mr.
Too i.r.,l ari SOME OF th'. thirteen help
carry M-.IlIn into t.s house
t'''.th u 90" Paw UHrI.ub--I don't
."''' 81" Dos much hurt. but Ill 20 for
o." Doctor. You make him comfortable
n~ N'' can. Keep pIttins cold water on
O.Er.eu-we wiII--fcr suro-Narrow
escape '"u all had
denc.'
tHe'rhlm goes for . Doctor while the
1brltn- helP NL.ArHn SoltcItously with
Az ~" means al tHsir very humble com
In - short time Mrlirnn becomes con-
sciouS and chars scraps Of tho following
conversation
one ~ tie little O'Briens fhover,n,
around hi~ WatEer~ bod Mummici
Mummi"' the pour mans aii hurted W.T. at
Another O'Bricn-Sssh' You mustn't
worry Mommer. she's sick. herself
Sfil another o'Rrisu-Au' be kserflu-
yol'll wake the baby
Mr. bHrien 60 Mike. the Oldest OF the
i2I-Nou'd best 40 FER Doc ThOmpson.
tim gav way for sour Nav. This
thinEs likely 10 make ner take a turn
ffr fNe worst
Mik'-Au right. I'll go-but you look
aft'r Nav. sure. "" can't have her get
Tin woroe. you know.
Mr.. p'l .rien 80 his sick wife)-Ths
gents ar" sw,lls an right. but their rret-
~ cars gone all Co smash Mrs. O'Brten
yOu come very near Ios!n' your Katy
c.4ld today
Mrs. OHrien-O-ot. Katy. come here.
darHnt quick tkatv runs to her and
sh" k'7s.s her f-rv"utly) WIN you
rroni-" Mummie never never. never 20
uu uuf iu tee road agiu7 To think you
might 'e h.I; right nov,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
N-Hiqh Dance.

The %-Iiigh school Of Martins
Ferry. Will entertain with their
christmas Iance ON the evening or
December p. IN the Elks Hall Of that
town. The programs will be OF n
souvenir nature and early IN the ev-
ening a concert Will be given. after
which dancing Will Ice the diversion
Bentileld- orchestra VIII furnish tho
music and the patrons and patrunes-
ses VIII bee Mr.. and Mrs. L X. Hog.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Noble. Mr. and
Mrs. c. -. Plank. Mr. and Mrs e. H.
carp nter and Mr. and Mrs. ". r.
Thomas. The following Will cunsti-
tutr ~" committee. Roy Zimmerman.
=. Y. CARPENTER. II. l. GI,s-lor and
:. e. S.dbright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

'H .'' 'f'AIt t..'.f" Nt|'Na aN tNN
, kut.. ,ea.IteI.,J-- Mlmm.e. dear.
ft. sou. ! sow SUCH lovely ones, the
90 OBJ eide ~ f.r road.
Ms 'IirIcn.. 1870. wectheart-1fum-
Hr 'H. "rf los0 ttr Itfi.ut f-r all tho
daisies ir tho world -aU- couldn't SPAR,
pIs % Ntr lrt,,r darllutst
tA.-t 90 t.- Thirteen l4tter around
&. .r.. s'tflr- a.f about Mliiig.lnD
'tr'l M.nIrHri Ilmmic.
..r-H. .trne -p slowly ana seeing
ttn'- guess amt much Lurt after
Alr. orHrr .o. 500 feeiin' better
.. t.. IN tIlrh .u4 60 much fer
Iaif HIn.t been able 60 DO
I.t ..I. count o. this here. tShs
iu -f. o.. O. newborn lahy ln her armsJ
i-fH .vraNiy!-i don't think
,,.N.... .-t J blieve 1 know Just about
llrs o7r.sa.-o. vhat7 ia be so siad
., Ni.'ss.a You car. Lind me one q
t"- tri".iI ahfy here. Couldn't
sou. '.r Dor. iI "a POOR girk man an LlB
i'.H.f VIE fHat haven't nobody a.
gel r'u con- larFf jgsf s4y you'll give
2 o.. o. PIE .n ya-lI make me Wsli an
.i VHrau tfrfsHtenrIl- but
r"H rF only kHfy-wv Kat
hH-l goa couldn't leave Mnmm g.
kaf. ,vnt5I. >0-uo -D. no.
''a..tr'.tI q come uIt Co.
MIS- nhrI.r. OBJ buy piece nF
~ none, into it 'f Im wiling ~
rf .rrt 10 t-lt there
n,f 81. f.e .fnt o.. Katy she'll he
.' i.-.' - rr'ferty : -ag
~ o.. srf 20 ....f,.f .t.II Void why
.i .s, t..le " .if r.li you'd
.H.| .Nr "HIIu wifi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
FANCY DRESS BALL
AT THE STRATFORD
GIVEN BY MISS ELEANOR PAT.
TERSON FOR HER CLASS.
Other Social Notes OF Interest In and
Around Wheeling Which Are 20
Be Held During Holidays.

The Stafford Springs Hotel was
the scene OF a delightful affair on Fri
day evening. when Miss Eleanor Pat
terson entertained her class with a
fancy dress ball. the young people.
with their parents. arrived at the
hotel early. all wearing fancy dress
costumes. They made merry for a
few hours. after which they removed
their masks and until they appeared
without masks they were known 10
only a few OF the guests. The make
ups were excellent and especially at
tractive was that of George Rhodes.
who was dressed "a summer girl.
and everyone present thought him
such uftl he removed his mask.
Piano music was rendered and all the
late society dances were INDUCED in
until II o'clock. The following were
the young people masked.
Misses.
Minnie Milton. Girl u &c.
Mary Wilson. Folly.
elizabeth dudley. Dutch Girl
Louise Woods. tir-rv.
I,Si. CoIlir-p olG. Sunhonuef sue.
FLORENCE Mason. SIUbruupf slgl
Al.1 Nei.aIr. bed Riiirz Hood
Helen Tsilmtu. spring Maid"
blanche ~tut-r. Irish GIL
I.usfHU " GOODS. q IIF'rue~S-
Elizabeth HOFFMAN. Ballet G'rl.
Mary lftrI summer Giri.
KATHERINE Aul. Tuuc"tt
Helen Aul. Wiat,r
Harriet Hannah. Irish Girl.
Adelaide SlerUir. Parry
Helen Stryhrr. GIri az 1875
katherine HOFFMAN. spanish Girl.
Mary Arnold Sr.'rr. TtmHurinc Girl
Nelson Louise WH'tIk-r. Folly.
Nay-Ir't Inv 'fl. 8 ..dri-.l Gin.
Virginia Stiucl. spanish Girl
Messrs.
Robert irrm. Farmer
Junior Itruwre. Duf,.uHn
Gibson Hamilton. Butcher.
James Ncfllrr. count.
Andrew Mcclure. scout
George Wilson. spanish
Robert bnNud. George Wash ston.
Kenneth Mat.rlpus-. clown.
Daniel buwui. Folly.
Frank Wattrhouse Police
William Howard. Page
John TFu-chsl. EHrllsr v Her
Edward Mathews. George Washing. on.
sam norton. clown.
Robert Woods. clown
Ted campbell. clown.
Joe IrlUninc. Dude.
Paul Lutz. Farmer.
Newton Nichols. CnWbov
Henry NcT.aiu. santa claus
Charles Miller. Tramp
Georre Rhodes. Summer Gir..
William Truschei. Folly
oliver Rhodes. rnle sam.
IHUl Ebhert. clown.
Charles Milton. Folly
Francis Woods. clown
Robert Riley. Louis NNT
john Wilson. Tro.adowr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Morgan Nester. George Philips. Char
les Schlesinge- and Peter Erb. Jr
The Elks fancy dress ball Will be
held on the evening OF January % In
their club and "A costumer from Phil
adelphia viii be IA the city 20 accum-
odate the guests. The event will b.
one or the largest ever ATTEMPTED az
the club in the way OF fancy dress
ball
IheSame committee will be IN
charge and orchestra music with spe-
Cial program will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Ms Maud Spooner Bevker will
entertain with the Holiday dane. at
the Elks ClIb on %cw Years pav
Jan. lsi. In the AFT. rnoon there viii
h'- dancing for tho Junior class and
IN tho evening the young people VIII
dance. Many VIII respond 10 the in
Vitntions issued. The hall will bo
deliberately decorated for tho event
Music Will BE- furnished by tho Court
Iheatre orchestra Tho evening
hours are from . TO ~ and a fne time
IS anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
MEAT BOOKLET.

n" Security Trust company. OF ii4s
Market street. Is distributing among
Is customers novel souvenir IN ~.
torn of small booklet containing quo-
tauuh~ from -" great PHILOSOPHERS OF
~" world. The booklet al this sea
ON 80 the wear makes a very apuropri-
az" Christmas cift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Mis- Marjorie brady has issued n.
vitations for bridge 20 be given ~
her homo Boo WoOdiavu on Saturday
afternoon. December IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
SoIes.

The wedding OF Miss Bertha Mac
Sol's. daughter - Nlr and Mrs.
James = Soies and Mr.. clarence VIM.
FISHER Will 'ak- place ia Wuodlawn.
On Wednesday. December -.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05
Good VIII Farm.

Thanksgiving was observed at Good
Will, this year, in accordance with the
usual Good Will customs. The day
was given over to family affairs in the
various homes. and in the evening,
all met in Moody hall for Home
night" On this occasion each Good
Will group gives some manner of DEM
onstration honoring the home in
which they live and the donor
of the home The hall rang
with cheer after cheer, and song up
on song flew to the highest corners
of the rafters. Rawson of Bowdoin
and Ellis of Colby were among the
former Good Will students present at
Home night"
Supervisor Hinckley started, Friday
morning for Syracuse, N Y, where he
will give the important and leading
addresses before a gathering of 1900
boys in Y. NJ c. A. conference, prob
ably the largest meeting of boys ever
convened in America.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05

1918 Diaries on sale at Fogg's Drug
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
At Court La Fayette No. l5l, st John
the Baptist.

officers for the ensuing year were
elected Dec. LIST, 10y the members OF
Court La Fayette, No Isl, st. John the
Baptist society. They are as follows;
Doyen. ]. T. Thibodeau; II. P, Aime
Dumond; Pres, J. p Thibodeau; V. p,
Willie Breton; Chap. Rev, P. E. Des-
Jardins; R. s., Joseph F. Billodeau;
Asst. sec, Frederick Carpenter; F. s.,
Willie Lessard; treas, E. E. Grondln {;
auditors. Amedee Couture, Frank Les
sard; 8. c., Samuel Roderick; |. s.,
Joseph Roderiek; o. S, Archie Vach-
on.
These officers will be installed in
January and the ceremonies will be
public
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05

Dr. Gross of the Biological depart
ment of Bowdoin college, accompanied
Guy and Omar Badger here for the
holiday recess. They spent a portion
of the time up-country on a hunting
trip.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05
Dyer-B Brown.

Emery w Dyer of Auburn and 10
sephine S. Brown, daughter of Odell
Berry of this town, were married Nov.
%, in Auburn, by Rev. G. E. Kinney.
The groom is a shoe shop foreman.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05

Boy Wanted at this office. Must have
common school education and not
afraid of work. Good chance to learn
a first-class trade in an up-to-date Off
ce.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05

The reliable old Farmers Almanac
for 1913 may be had at Fogg's Drug
store
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05

The celebrated Hicks Almanac for
1913 now on sale at Fogg's Drug store
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05
PULLETS WANTED
Highest Prices Immediate Returns
We take out no commission.

We can handle all the thoroughbred
pull Is we can get and are ready to pay
highest prices for them.
We are paying as follows:
American varieties weighing lbs. or
more 20 To DC per Id.
Leghorn varieties weighing lbs. OF more
% to 2Sc per 1b
crossbred varieties weighing lbs or more
10 To Zoe per ID.
CONDITIONS-An pure bred pullets must
be reasonably good colored, American and
Leghorn varieties free nom feathers or stubs
on legs, to bring full quotations All birds
must he healthy, free from colds or roup.
Pullets must he readily distinguished from
hens (Pullets with scaly legs at market
pric" only.)
TERMS-Cash Delivered at our store. No
com mi ssion. Payment figured on weight OF
birds when they arrive in Boston. Checks
mailed promptly.
Live Poultry, both chickens and hens at
market price. s4w4o
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-11-01
DARLING

Oct. 30.-Born- Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fredrickson, Monday, Oct. 20,
daughter.
John Regnel and Albert Peter at
tended the Charley Wittwer auction
Wednesday at Green Prairie.
News reached here that Miss Minnie
Peter Of Darling, now Of Page, N. D.,
will become bride next Wednesday,
Nov. 6, at that place to Wells Gage, a
from Page. We will tell more about
the wedding later.
Mrs. Albert Peter will leave Satur-
day for Page, n. D., to attend her
daughter s wedding next week.
Rome Pearson, who left for Mar
shalltown, Ia., with the intention to be-
come machinist, has now accepted a
position as janitor at the Old Soldiers
home.
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy and William
Boxell and Shad Nelson were county
seat visitors Tuesday,.
A number of lady friends Of Mrs. A.
G. Nelson pleasantly surprised her Sun
day afternoon at her nome. Refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed an
excellent time. 49,.
Mrs. Kemp Of Little Elk attended
the surprise party on Miss Nelson Sun
day.
A marriage license was granted to
Anton Woke, Jr, and Miss Dominica
j. Faust, Wednesday. ..