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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Tiestd de la C0r0ndCion de Ia Rea-
ma del Liceo Ponceao, S.M Bcttn 1
u Otra informaci6n de inte'es

~ ora WJOfmdctOH de Wtt'e'
\. Ponce, mayo 1S.- Eel dia . del
cursantc llcgaron esta plaza 2Il
cajas de una loci6n para ell cabe-
llo titulada "Floralina".
!. pocos dias despues Sc descubrlo
Dor la policfa que el pnblicc Ell
yez de usarla para ell pelo, Sc daba
palos con la l0ci0n; y con tai mott
70 elev0 quejas al Quartet General
del Cuerpo v las atlas autorlda-
dies insulares V federales; dictan-
dose cntOnces pOr estas ultlmas
0rdenes de decOmisar ell ar'iculo,
entire tanto Sc resuelve ell caso.
Cuando Sc procedio al decomiso
solamente quedaban 9G cajas; que
mas tarde Sc elevarOn $50, pOr
que la goleta nacional India" ira
jo un cargamento de la expresada
]oci6n consignado como la prime u
ia remesa-a los senorcs Villamll
& Co. de la playa de esta ciudad
del Sur.
Como en- los pocos dias que la
"Floralina" cstuvo a la venta sc
detallarn 4, 351 medias botellas,
cree Ia policia que algunas perso'
mas han ocultado esa mercancla y
sigucn traficandO con ella.
En- cl boulerdrd o jardin que
da acceso al simpatico Y aristocra
tico Teatro Delicias, Sc llev6 ca
bo anoche la bellisima fiesta de Ia
Coronation dc la Reina del Liceo
Ponceno que 10 ha sidO Ia linda
inocente nina Belencita Colon Ma
rim; hija de nuestros queridos ami
COS don Rafael Colon Y dOna Ma
ria Marin.
s. NJ. BelenI fuG exaltada al trO
no por mas de ocho mil votos, apor
tados por sus simpatizadores.
Ell sabado venidero, "a de los
corrientes, sc celebraran unas fies
tas atlGticas que seran muy soma
das, tOmand0 parte Ell elias estu-
diantes dc la Grammar Y de la
High, primero y segnndo ailo.
Entire los ndmeros que segura.
mente llamaran mas la atenci0n,
tigura una carrera que han demo
minado de Narration, en- la que los
corredores deberln salvar la dis
tancia que separa al Muelle NUM-
cipal del Parqucs de Bolnbas.
Mientras los participates dc ese
eyento recOrren esa distancia, Sc
ran vigilados por jueces que sc CO.
locaran Il intervalos va indicadOs
V les seguiran medicos dispuestos
prestarles cualquier auXi'io que
necesiten.
.-Esta mailana Sc celebr6 un pa
sadia o picnic en- el Club Dcporti-
vo, asistiendo distinguidas fami-
las de esta Sociedad; Y cuentan-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
VAFORES QUE Sc ESpERAN

Var FOItEO QUE SE ESP4sRAN
Vapor San Juan. Saldra ma
mana para New York.
Napor Philadelphia. Sc aguar-
da del "a al 25 del presente pro
lcedente de Venezuela en- viaie
para New York.
Vapor Santiago de Cuba. Ha-
icia ell 5 del entrante estara aqui
procedente de Habana y escalas.
Napor americana Ponce. Ell
II del presente debe haber sail
do de New York para esta.
Vapor americana Laphite. Sa-
lilo de New York para esta ell IA
del preSente.
Vapor americano Helen. Ell
II del actual debe haber salido
de New York para esta.
Vapor americana Beatrice.
Sali6 ell II del presente en- las
tire de New York para esta.
Vapor espaiiol Cadiz. En- la
primera semana del pr6xilno ju-
lilo estara aquf en- viaje para ell
Norte y Mediterraneo de Espa-
ia.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-
do & Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
LOS RATEROS

Hay otra playa en- Catafo que
esta hacienda estragos: son los
rateros.
Los rateros efectuan sus cscala
mientos en- pleno dia, cuando los
inquilinos salen a hacer sus dill
gencias y dejan sus casas cerradas.
AseguramOs que todas estas CO.
sas yienen porque Ia policia en- es-
tOs pueblOs es escasa, Y solo sc
Ocnpa de vigilar los puntOs rtntri
cos del poblado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
RINA EN- UN BAILE

En- un halle que Sc celebraba en-
ell barrio Rio Hondo, de Comerfo,
casa de Pho Ferrer, Sc arm6 una
rifia, de la que resultaron grave
mente heridos de navajo, Rafael
Falcon. Juan Colon " Ramon
Baez, y con heridas leves, Quin-
tin Rivera Y Felix vazquez. Los
agresores han snlO arrestadOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
INFORMATION DEL SUR

/
mo.
La tarde de hoy, en- ell mismo
"Club DeportivO" de Ponce, sc rea
lizara un match desafiO de tennis
entire los sefIores Stanton y CO.
chran, de esa capital, y nuestros
amigos los j6venes don Mariana Y
don Eduardo Torres, de esta loca-
tidad
Todo permite Greer que este acto
|quedara muy lucido.
En- su residencia, calle Afocha
Ifalleci6 aver la virtuosa y simpa-
Itica sehorita Luz Ma. Arias V San
chez; y la mailana de hoy, seguido
de un numeroso cortejo fGnebre,
fue trasladado su cadaver al cemen
terio Civil, dondc Sc lie di6 cristia-
na sepultura. IS
Descanso tenga su alma y re-
Iciban sus apenados deudos la ex-
Ipresion dc nuestra sentida dolen.
cia.
-Despus de haberse sometido
al tratamiento de un especialista,
| Iingresando al efecto EN- un reputa-
do Sanatorio de la ciudad de New
York, sin lograr alivio notable,
esta otra vez aqul Ell estimabie Sc
nor Emilio Ferf elemento distin
guido de esta comunidad.
Serfa motive de regocijo gene
raj para Ponce, que-ef-seii Ffsrrff
recobrara Ia salud que lie falta.
-Do1a Amalia Vazquez, csposa
del conocido maestro sastre don
Arcadia Lorenzzi, ha recibido un
lcablegrama de la Habana notifican
dole que la enfermedad que aque-
ljaba Il su citado esposo tuvo un
fatal desenlace la tarde del mier-
coles IL del actual.
Descanse en- la paz del Sehor Ell
alma del amigo Arcadia y llegue
a sus familiares nuestra sincera
cOndolencia.
-Anoche comenzaron los tradi-
cionales Rosarios de Cruz del ba-
rrio Segundo, con una asistencia
de publico muy notable.
Como siempre, los canticos estu-
ivieron a cargo de los conocidos
|artesanOs Juan Carmona Y Eduar-
do PachecO.
Los policias F. Alvarado, p.
a. Rodriguez Y r. Buitrago des-
cubrierOn otro alambique, esta vez
en- Ia Boca de los Meros, de In Pla
va, arrestando a Manuel Rosaly
Marcuccy, que 10 manejaba. A la
vez sc incautarOn los agentes del
orden dc. dos latones llenos de IL
quidos fermentados, que Rosaly,
destinaba a la destilaci6n.
El detenido fue lleyado ante el
Juez Municipal, acusandosele de
violar Ia secci6n A de Ia ley dc
arbitrios rentas.
. -IIemOs tenido el placer de sa-
lndar aqui al doctor Vicente San
toni, reputado hombre de cicncia
que actualmente reside Ell San
German y quien vino a esta ciudad
del Sur, en- gesti6n de 'aasuifnfos' per
sOnales.
A cOnsecuencia de pulmOnia,
ACADIA de fallecer en- el Santo Asi.
10 de Damas, ell conocido y estima
do Sr John Roberts Buscaglia, due
ito de un atom6vil que q dedicaba
al servicio p1blico en- esta ciudad.
Su inesperada muerte ha sido &c
neralmente sentida por sus amigos
Y relacionados.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
IN NOMBRAMIENTO

1Il Gobernador ha sOmetidO al
Senado el nOmbramiento del Sr.
Alvaro Diaz Morales, para miem-
bro del Concejo Municipal de
TOa Alta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
BODA EN- VEGA BAJA

Contraio matrimonio en- Vega
Baia, con una distinguish seilo
rita de dicho pueblo, el doctor
Jesus Maria Rodriguez de Aibo
nito, Y mGdico titular dc BARGE
lOneta.
DeseamOsles felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

PARA CURAR UN RTsTRIADo
LN UN OLA, t5mssa LAJlATlTG
EEOAlO QUlNlN.A. Fl rotioa7io d2-
volverz el dinero 81 no la cufa la
fi1Ina de L. ". GROVE .e haila eli
cada cajita
Adpt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
ATENEO PUERTORRIQEENO
ErpOsici6n de Pintmcs

Esta noche, las ocho, Sc inau
gurara en- ell Ateneo la exposici6n
de pinturas por ell professor senior
Diaz Mac Kenna V sus alumnOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
LOS JUGADORES DE DADOs

Es un verdaderO escandalo 10
que sucede en- Catafio. Los juga-
dores de dados infectan aquellos
lugares, como una peste.
Las personals que sc dedican a
estos juegos 10 hacen en- III calle,
bajo los focos electricos, en- cucli-
Has, en- medic de una griteria que
|aturde Y que arrebata el sosciego
" Ia paz a los vecinos.
Ell punto en- que Sc reunen espe-
;cialmente para jugar, es Ia calle.
eta de San Antonio.
Estos jugadores de dados debe-
rlan reunirse en- una casa, V asi
no molestarian Il los vecincs, que
Itienen que aguantar las paIabro
tas que ALI Sc dicen ell ell grOserO
delirio producido por la exaltacion
de este juego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
.HoTAs DE MAYAaUIz

ma sldo Muy dPlauulua Ii ,tsr1'
tud del Hon. juez sefior Bener,
amoncstandO a los padres que no
cumplen con la ley mandandO IA
sus hijos la escuela. Nosotros
tambien aplaudimos esa actitud,
porque asi sc evita que esos niilos
anden realengOs por Ia ciudad,
hacienda travesuras asistiendO a
los billarcs Y sitios que los depra-
va, pudicndo recibir el pan de la
instruction en- los planteles de
ensehanza.
Sc encuentra enfermO aunquc
no de cuidadO, ell apreciable senior
GabinO Garcia, comerciante de es-
ia plaza a quien deseamos su prom
to restablecimientO.
Sc ha constituidO aqui una
sOciedad comercial que girara ba
jo lie razon social de Ramirez Y
Benitez siendo los gestores don
Tomas Ramirez Cuerda y Jose G..
Benitez.s
Ell laborioso industrial senior
Carlos Carb6, tuvO necesidad de
comprar unos treinta litr0s Gle le-
che para cumplir con sus marchan
tes y los pOcos momentOs ell IL
guido sc descompuso pOr 10 cual
hnbO de tirarse.
-HemOs sabidO que el distin-
guido caballerO don Salvador Ma
dial ha tenido necesidad de una
junta de mGdicos a causa de la
grave enfermedad que 10 retiene
en- CANA. Sus mGdicOs de cabcce-
ra son los dOctOres Blanes Y Ra-
mirez Santibahez v la consulta
facultativa asistierOn los Dres.
Aulct, Bernabe Y Biascochea, de
San Juan.
Deseamos que la ciencia agOtan-
do todOs sus recursOs, salve la
vida al aprcciable ciudadano.
-Tambien hemOs sabidO que Sc
halla enfermO el apreciable seiiOr
Caledonia Carbonell, por cuya sa-
lud hacemOs vOtos.
-NuestrO amigo ell senior Ra--
fael Fnrnis, maestro graduado
con certificadO Waldo p0r ell De
partamento de Instruction, ofre-
ce sus servicios profesiOnales. El
seflOr Furnis es un .clementO de
valer, que por su cultura V demls
prendas personales cuenta aqui
! con muchas simpatias. Tanto el
como SuS nihas Luz, Sara V En-.
ma. son artistas V cS una lastima
que csas niilas no encucntren una
mano protectora que las haga lie
gar a alguno de los COnservatO-
rios europeOs para que pasando
pOr .cl crisol de la educaci6n de
la voz V ell artc, pucdan brillar
como estrellas portorriQuehas en-
el cielo azul de su BorinQnen be-
/ LA.
En- el Registro Civil Sc han
inscrito los siguientes nacimien,.
tos:
! Emilia Luciano, Gabriela Ro,
dI1guez ROsadO, Herminia Mar,
tlnez Vale, Isabel LOticia Cabrc-
ra Silva, Y las defunciones de Ar
turo Zapata, Lorenzo c. Carb0,
Esmeralda Padilla, Maria Perez,
Ramona Gonzalez, Cruz Arroyo,
Herm6genes Velez V Ramon Ba-
laSue.
Y. Y.
Mayagiicz, II de Mayo 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Es oTRo RAFAEL

Rafael Ramos Nadal, que ira
baja en- nuestros talleres, no es
el Rafael Ramos, que falsific6
unos cheques en- Rio Piedras. Ra-
mos Nadal es un joven que vive
de su trabajo y hasta la fecha no
le ha dado la tentaci6n que ha he
chO ir a La carcel al otrO Rafael.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

Vapor San Juan. Saldra ma
mana para New York.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
HOnOrs in Scholarship.
RAINBOW DIVISION MARCH.
Pryor's Band Offers New Number on
 VictrOla.

Can't you see the Rainbow division actually marching by as Pryor's Band plays, on a new Victor Record, the "Rainbow Division March,? It has a swing and snap that is worthy ot the men who so readily went to France to push back the German line.
 On the other side of the record Conways Band plays Spirit of Inde- pendence March, light and care-free in style. You can fairly see the old flag flying in the breeze and a happy crowd of liberty loving people cele- brating their freedom.
 That lovely old song, "Juanita," " gains richness and beauty as sung by the brilliant baritone, DeGogorza on a new Victrola Record. His rich but tender voice seems just the medium for it's charming old-world sentiment, and his Latin temperament adds just the romantic grace the melody de- mands.
 Arthur Fields IS with us again, singing on 6 new Victor Record, ''Bring Back Those Wonderful Days when you could get dinners for a quarter and milk without water, eggs at ten cents 8 dozen, juicy steaks heaters that heat and many other things that belong to q not-too- distant past.
 And along with him on the same record comes Marion Harris, singing
 I'm a Jazz Baby to such music as you never heard. There's laugh in every line, and in the way she sings it.
 You will recognize in Adele Row land a hcadliner in vaudeville, but 1 many will hear her for the first time as a new Victor artist in When You 1 See Another SWeetie Hanging 1 Around" as she sings on 8 new Vic l tor Record. It is in jaunty ragtime with many clever turns both in words and melody. On the same record she also sings Nanny O Mine," another
 number rich in ragtime, with a won ] derful swing to it.--AdVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
CITY ITEMS

We advise you to keep your eyes
 sn Lyons Terrace, as it would be #bne Of the city surprises, A bungalow #s now under construction, a three Family house just completed, and an %other house staked out yesterday. All &he lots on east side are gone, only two # eft on Shuttle Meadow Ave- and two @on south side of Lyons street. They #will all be bought by Saturday, as #he people now have their eyes open. &Salemen on property every afternoon.
 Prices until Saturday will be on easy n erms with no taxes or interest for 1.-two years. The Bodwell Realty Mcompany. Phone 1801.-Advtv. The building fund committee of the Knights of Columbus will meet to- #aight at 8 o'clock.
 Engine Company No. responded #e still alarm call yesterday after 8noon and eXtinguished a rubbish fire Mn the rear of IFS Park street Shultz and Costello have sold a lot @pn East street for the Central Realty #company to Grazeui Palatino M Everybody who pays rent in the Mcity is invited to attend a meeting of
 N he Rentpayers' Association to be held @this evening at s o'clock at 90 MArch street.-Advt.
 A class of over 90 candidates will Mbe initiated at the meeting of New x #Britain lodge B. r. Q. F.. tonight. #Following the degree work there will #oe an entertainment and luncheon. # John Gervasin celebrated his birth Mday yesterday and early this morn Eng with the aid of several bottles of #beer and some whiskey He was s%ound at 3:45 this morning on the Msidewalk on Clark street by Officer #Janford Dart and brought to the po- Mliee station. A fine of s3 was inn Mpesed today by Judge James T. Mes #kill.
 M Miss Girda Carlson, formerly of the BMMcMillan store and late of the Sage za& Allen store of Hartford has again sMaccepted a position at the local con- Mcern.
 M A piano and violin recital was H3given last evening by the pupils of
 Miss Lolia M Littlehales and Miss #Gertrude E. Olcott at the Trinity
 8Methodist church parlors. @ Steve Caruso has brought suit @through Lawyer A. A. Greenberg Ma against John Yonesibes for the re- H Hcovery of $500 on account of damage @to an automobile. The writ is re- N turnable to the city court.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
PEOPLE ID APPROVE
 $I,OOO RESOLUTION
Otherwise Money for July 4 Cele- bratiOn Will Not Be Forthcoming

Providing the citizens approve the action of the common council last evening in appropriating $1,000 for the Fourth of July celebration at the city meeting on Monday evening, the money will be turned over to the playground commission, otherwise
 the resolution will fall through. The resolution was presented by Alderman o. F. Curtis
 Among the other matters to come before the council were several peti- tions. These were referred to the proper boards. The claim of Walter kraszeWski for remuneration damages amounting to $40, was referred to inc trolley company by Corporation Counsel James F. Cooper. It appears that the accident for which Kraszew- skis damages occurred on the DOT tiOn of the highway which the troll ley company is bound to keep in re- pairs.
 Adolph Reckerts asked permission
 to move hydrant on Cleveland street Residents on Andrews street petitioned to have the water main in Clinton street extended 400 feet westerly from Jerome street; and to 1 have the street curbed and nlacada- mixed from Greenwood street wester- 1 ly. Louis DWorin asked for pernlis- sion and price to connect his prop 1 erty with the sewer on Oak street. l Frank N. Poglikop asked for the | abatement of 10 per cent additional tax to his property made by the | board of assessors. He stated that he was in France in October, 1918, and was therefore unable to bring j in the valuation of his property.
 !. resolution presented by Council ] man J. r. Gill at the last meeting of | the common council requesting that l an ordinance be enacted compelling g 1 landlords to give 90 days notice of l the increase of rents was illegal, ac- 1 cording to the corporation counsel. 1 Lawyer Cooper in his report to the l council said that the matter of re- 1 lation of landlord and tenant and par ] ticularly the right of the landlord to
 q summary process action to secure
 | tho eviction of his tenant is estab- ! 1shed by the statutes of the state and
 l in my opinion the proposed ordinance
 1 would conflict with these statutes and
 be of no force or effect"
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
K. OF (. BUREAU
Permanent Employment Office Has Been Opened in Daily Council ROOmS--,JOhn O'Brien Director.

The National Council of the Knights of Columbus, which has taken up the work of securing posi- tions for the returning service men has established a permanent office in this city in the rooms of Daily coun- cil and Grand Knight John O'Brien has been placed in charge of the work here.
 O'Brien's duties will be similar to those of the superintendent of the United States Employment Service offices and he will make a canvass of the local factories daily to secure in- formation concerning openings in their forces. Ex- x-service men can regis ter at the bureau on Main street.-the Daly council roems-rand their appli~ cations will be placed on file until
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
KELLY NOT AFRAID.

That Thomas Kelly who is with an
 Infantry division at Camp Meade and Nwho was scheduled to sail for Ger many today did not request that he be taken out of the army was shown
 by letter which he has sent homo aAnd in which he remarks that he will soon be helping to keep the Germans
 where they belong. He is but 1T |years of age and enlisted after run
 ming away from home and it was at his mothers request. she states, that |ietters were sent yesterday by Mayor
 Quigley, asking for his release.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26

work is secured for them. A short time ago a committee of three was appointed to arrange for the opening of an office here but the work has now been taken up through the na- tionai council and will be under the direction of one man.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
KNNUAD OUTING JULY 9th.

The McMillan clerks annual outing will be held next Wednesday after noon, July g. A trip down the river on the "Agnes," stopping at Glen Cove, where lunch and refreshments will be served. will be the feature of
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26

ford. Harold Stroud Harrison, Will liam Anthony Hayden, Carleton Trask Hazen Milton Emil Hjerpe, Conrad Hiding Hoaglund, John Everett Hott- man, Vernon Fowler Hooper, Joseph HorenStein, Arnold Goldsmith Elun. William Arthur Johnson. William Erwin Kaplan, Joseph Re~ gan Kehoe, Herbert kylander.
 Arvid Norlander Larson, Herbert Emanuel Larson, Philip Martin Lar son. Albert Lawrence, Claude Henry Leroux, F,dson Clark Lockwood.
 Samuel Eliot Mag, Salvatore Fran cis Marine, James Lindsay Muir, Myron J. Myerson.
 Archibald Martin Nalbandian, Geo. Hening Nilsson, Paul Gustavc Nilsen
 William Joseph O'Brien.
 George Edward Eugene Peterson. Raymond Floyd Pinkerton.
 Claude Jules Reynal, Karl Ritter.
 Herbert Bernard Sautcr, Charles Theodore Schechtman, Clifford Albert Scheidler, William James Semmens, Arthur Bernhard Stenberg, Oscar William Stromuuist, Orlando B. Swift
 Louis Tarsky, Jesse Lacy Tomlin, John Joseph Tutles.
 James Dexter Walcott, Jr., Arnold Frederick Wallen. Elmer Paul Wal len, Harold Edward Wallin, Henry John Wetzel, Harvey Kimball WOOd ford.
 IIonors in Scholarship.
 Honors in scholarship are awarded to those who maintain an average of 85 per cent or better and whose subjects are of at least 16 credits value. Those in this class are:
 Gertrude Anderson, Helen Beach, Doris Bradley Hazel Dohrenwend, Sophia Ginsberg, Mabel Ludwieson, Mary Meehan, Helen Peck, Margaret Peck, Elizabeth Pike, Ruth Pinches, Ruth Taylor and Doris Williams,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-26

the days program. An athletic pro- gram has been arranged by Miss Girda Carlson, which promises to be an enjoyable event. The committes in charge is, Miss Girda Carlson, chairman; Miss Norma Lynch, secre- tary; Miss Annie Gins, treasurer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-10
SALE
-OF-
Cows, and Other Personal
Property.
We will sell at public auction al 'H
MEADOW FARM
1-2 mile from Orleans on the WIZ
loughby Lake Road

Saturday, Sept. LIS, ISI-
at 1 O'Clock P. NJ. sharp -.
the following described properly! ..b In
IS Choice Grade HOlsteln, A!isHH'
and Guernsey COWS lib m
Is of these cows are new nii ";rdpr
forward springers. The relIar tEe
are spring cows and they a ieo.on
best lot we have owned TINS -, sea.0
6 yearling heifers, two- i 1 fa
Holstein bull and l registers 's siei:.
bull calf. Also 6 sets logging md 3 al
work and driving harnesses ,s anu to to
commissioned property prOUSI
the sale. n1N
M. M. & CHAS. R. TAPLN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-10
ALBANY

Fred Dyer is attending school at
Barton.
Mrs. Clara Dezotelle is visiting
friends in Wolcott-
Harry Darling has sold his farm 10
parties from Canada
Dorothy Dow has gone to North
field, Mass. to attend school.
A large number from this place
attended the fair at Barton last week
Service in the South Albany Nj. Z.
church at lis. Stay for SUNDAY
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downey OF New
port visited at Rev. W. Z. Craig
last week.
Mrs. Heber Winget of Canada is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Day and
Mrs Winget.
There are 81 pupils from this place
attending school at North Crafts
bury this fall.
Will Trip has moved from the
Hayden farm to Mr.. Potter's house
on Water street
Willard Trip has sold his place.
the Hayden farm, to Ed. LaCrolx OF
Canada, for $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Eaton and two
children from Middlesex visited at
Frank Miles last week.
Mrs. Leroy Reynolds and Lloyd
Hackett returned last week from
their trip to Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Newton and
two children spent the weekend at
Stephen NewtOn's in Orleans.
DR.. and Mrs Goddard of Morris
ellie were guests of Mr.. and Mrs R.
III. Cowles the first of last week
Allen McClary, son of Ben McClary
and wife and daughter of Joliet, H.,
called on friends in town Saturday.