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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
MIR. JOHN j. DE BARRIL

MIX. JOt1 " y. LIE DA NIL
Nuestro estimado amigo 81 po-
pular captain del Puerto de Pom
ce, John J. de Barril, ha embar-
cado para los Estados Unidos a
dondc va a tijar ahora su residen
cia. Nuestro amigo, que es uno
de los americanos mas populares
del pals, tiene ahoGa un cargo
muy lucrative: ha sido nombrado
General Manager de la. South
Mulberry Plantation, en- Carolina
del Sur.
La ausencia definitiva del Sr.
de Barril, es muy lamentada en-
tire nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
VARIAS NOTICIAS

Con destino a los Estados Uni
dos. del Norte, ha embarcado el
acaudalado. manatiefio senior don
Arturo Quintero, que va en- via
je de negocios.
Don Jaime Calaf Y don Fran
cisco Barcenet, han fabricado en-
Manati, una hermosisima casa,
en- la que Sc instalara "El Casino
Portorriqueno" Y las oficinas pa
ra Gel Banco Territorial y Agri-
cola.
Los Sres. Juan Carlos Ro-
sa y Juan Duval, han construido,
tambien, en- dicho pueblo, un
magnifico almacen de comercio.
En- Catano falleci6, recierl-
temente, don Antonio Medin. Es-
te caballero, padre del Captain
Ide Marina, don Manuel, de igual
apellido, contaba SIS amos de vi
da en- esta Isla, donde deja bue-
nos recuerdos, por su conducta
honrada y caracter bondadoso.
-El Cine Imperial, de Santur-
Ice, ha llevado a cabo excelentes
,mejoras, en- beneficio del p1blico
que 10 vista constantemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
sUs EsTUDIos

Los i6venes Guillermo y Teo-
doro Gonzalez, hijos de nuestro
amigo el seilor Rafael Gonzalez,
residente en- Santurce, embarca-
ron aver para los Estados Uni
dos, a continuar sus estudios.
Buen viaje y exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
DE LA ISLA.

Visitaron aver la ciudad el
reverendo padre Llamas, parro-
co de Aibonito V los seilores Juan
Font Zayas, del mismo pueblo
Francisco Fernandez, de Cayey y
Lucas p. Valdivieso, de Pehue-
las. Les sallldamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
CONFERENCIA PUBLICA

Mahana, viernes, a las s p p.
m. Sc dara una cOnferencia pu-
blica Ell el salon de la Logia Teo-
s0tica, Luz en- ell Sendero" Luna
No. 100 3. altos. La conferencia
esta cargo del Lcdo. Felipe Ji-
m6nez Rivera, quien ha escogidO
ell tema de "Educacion y carac-
ter" Sc invita- al publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
Adams Nieva. .

SENALAMIENTOS vETADOS
Ell Juez de la Corte de Distri-
to senior Rossy, ha vetado todos
los seiialamientos hechos en-. ca
SOS que iban a verse por ell tri-
bunal de jurados. Esto obedece
a entrar en- yigor Ell 16 de los
corrientes la ley del Gran Jura-
do, acerca de la cual va ha habla-
do Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

gobiernos hagan. manifestations
de 81 quieren o no firmar ell ira
tado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
LOS ARTIsTAs QUE vIENEN

Cable recibido por ell sefor Ale
iandro Bozzo, de la Compailia
Adams Nieva, de San Pedro de
Macoris, Republica Dominicana.
''Bozzo, San Juan, Puerto Rico:
Felicitamonos por negocio en-
tusiasmo plblico San Juan; en-
barcamos Marina" 18. Anuncie
debut 20. Salude amistades,
abrazos.
Adams Nioxo :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
NUEVA FIESTA DE LN COR
We DE HONOR

Para cl p6y;nio saba'% i!"slI
de Lourdes en- la Capilla de San
Francisco, Sc cstan dando cifa
las damas de nuestrO mlndo ca
t6licO V los cnsayos y preparatl-
vos prcsagian una fiesta como
esas que la C0lte de HOnor sabe
drganizar unicndo la piedad al
arte, al amor, a la belleza.
De varios pueblos de Ia isla
han prometido su asistencia dis
tinguidas damas cat0licas.
EI COro de Lourdes ensaya a
|toda orquesta hermosos canticos.
FIESTA SOCIAL EN- FAJARDO
Una comisi5n de distinguidos
.j0venes de Fajardo ha organiza-
do III bale Ell honor de la hHena
SOcledad de dlch0 pueblo, nome
Inaie para el que cedieron su do
|micilio los sehOres de Cuevas Ze-
queira Benitez. El bello acto tu-
vo iugar el lunes, dandQ comienzo
Il las ocho Y media de Ia noche.
Formaron la comisi6n de reci-
Ibo, la selora de Cueyas, la sonora
de Sherr, Rita Fornaris dc We've.
Maria Luisa o. de Lopez e Isabel
de Motta de Ramery, y las seno-
ritas Isabel Guzman, Rosa OrdO-
ilez, Amparo Baralt y Minin Be
nitez.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
EAST NEM PORTLAND

Mrs Fred Walton has been having
considerable trouble with her foot
caused by sticking rusty nail into it,
Among those who attended Skow-
hegan fair were Mrs. Jennie Gordon
and son Charles; Clifton Tozier, Miss
Margaret Tozier. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Nye and Mary Elizabeth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Emery.
Harry Webb OF Medfeld, Mass.
visited at o. b, Holbrook's the latter
part of last week. He returned
home Saturday accompanied by Mrs,
Charles II. Nye, who will spend sever
al weeks at Charles Lampher's of At
teboro. Mass. Mrs. Lampher who
was a cousin of Mrs. Nye, died a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Howard Young and Raymond
Clark of Norridgewock spent the week
end at c. II. Nye's.
Mrs. Lettie Walker is dressmaking
on New Portland Hill for Mrs. A. X.
Edwards and Mrs. H. p. Jones.
Miss Margaret ToZier has oeen
chosen secretary and treasurer of the
Sunday School to serve during the
absence of the regular one. Mark
Hutchinson was chosen assistant SUI
perintendent in place of Miss Martha
Emery who is attending Edward Little
high school.
Charles Walker and family of Emb.
den visited at Charles Holbrook' S
Sunday,
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
HARMONY

Don e Hamln of Gorham n II.
was In town last week looking after
bis lumber interests iu thi. and
nearby towns
Carroll e DeerIng the popular
clerk of Cobb Hr8s & Mclaughlin
with hits family are taking ynen-
Hon aud visiting Mrs behring's moth
ef and sister. in Nedford Mass fer
u week after which Mr Deering viii
tahc hunting trip up river
The Thoroughbred Tramp ~as
given 10 we'll Hiied house Monday
evening Sept - and was much en-
Joyed
Nrs + Marble OF skowbegon
aho has been spending the summer
a8lh sir and Mrs r A. Pattee. has
returned homo Though she has not
baep feeling as well as usual OF late
set she is very smart for a woman
"a years of age and OF fine peteepti-
HNtiss. taking "A Keen interest in
church and grange work and Is al
Navs missed from here when she Is
away
II pattee has recently built a
einder sidewalk In front af his home
The improvement has purchased a
rev chemical fire engine of the La
France Fire Engine Go and viii soon
organize Volunteer Fire Company
The Club will also continue to con
stucl sidewalks aheu The weather
will permit
Cobb Bros a Mclaughlin received
another ear load ot teuox oil and are
taking order for same In barrel lots
They also received two cars oil
Gwua Dairy Feed and advise GUS
tamera la buy literally as the price
will soon be higher ON all wheat pro
duets They had i've hundred dol
lars worth 90 a horseblankets ar
rive Iast Neek Get your supply
IA oUee Have YOU tried Protox foi
chickens HHd LAYING hens2 II moi
~. hae and make your chickens
maiute more rapidly and your hens
aouble their production Of eggs while
hrF are high Fresh fish every
Thursday Cobb Bros. 4 McLaugh-
r have recently purchased the furni'
ture department OF r. Il. Gould anc
slil have an up-to-date line OF furni'
ture. stoves. hardware. etc.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
NORTH MADISON

Martin Gallant was the lucky hoy
to capture two fine deer one day last
week
Mrs. Abbie Saley received the sad
news of the death of Ned II. Lambert
OF Skowhegan last Saturday. his
mother passing away few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson of East Mad
ison has been in town for few days,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Hunnewell of
North Anson and two children were
in town a few hours last Sunday call
ing on his sister Mrs. Abbie Salley.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan passed the
week end with friends in Ellsworth
returning Sunday.
Jerome Williams has been suherlnR
the past week with very severe at
tack of lameness.
Floyd Donahue from Pejepscoi
spent several days recently with his
sister Rita Leighton.
Henry Furbush from Pawtueket X
I. is passing his vacation with ms
father Samuel Furbush.
Bert Elliott was the fortunate one
TO bring down deer on the first daf
of open season
Selden Poland and chester boh'uue
from Athens were recent guests Oh
friends in this section.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
| RONE

T. G Nerrow is having serious
trouble from blood poisoning in his
thumb which Was caused by the prick
Of a pin lie Vent to somerset Hos
pltal fer tew days treatment on
sunday last and undoubtedly he VIII
be all r Eht soon
Henry choate SELLS a grade COW To
+ " Farley for great long price
hnt this COW VIII glrt quite a biz over
tx feet and not IA fault did she carry
Why not rase moro Ike her
The mauy friends I'm this section
of Mfr and Mrs Gay Sheaf who now
reside In fpst WaInole Mas. VIII be
plea .ed ta learn that bahY girl vas
harn 10 lhem on September 10Th and
fhey have named her Isabel Marie
Clarence Emmons. one Of our La
feue hos who has a good position
with the Central Maine Power Co In
NatarvlIe passed a short vacation IN
fhf section last week
Daniel Bowman Of Fairfield was lhls
0av uH Saturday Last and as usual
took Aaes with Inn some good cows
and calves for the Brighton market
our teacher in the village school
4aes Mcdonald. passed the Sunday ~
aauou a her home In Fairfield
Frank Hayden OF Canaan Is carihe
Ter the chores for J NJ Meffo~ While
hr is i'm the hospital
Some ot the farmers are stlll busy
Hnur Their sjlos bW MOST oi them
hayo completed fae iab
A feV potatoes have hpau dug and
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
CONCOIlID

Mr. and Mrs Chester Robinson and
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matson of
Solon were in town Sunday after their
cattle that were pastured in Harry
Ilealys pasture.
Mrs Fred Edgerly Of Gardiner is
visiting her father George Berry.
Another Big squash was raised by
William Kat who bought the farm
known as the Martin Berry place
This squash measured 43 inches one
way. 81 the other and weighed % lbs
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
MERCER

Miss Lilaee Caswell returned to
Portland Monday OF last week after
spending few days at the home of
her parents.
Mrs. Annie Smith who has been
visiting at Charles Smalls recently.
has gone to Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Mclean and Mr.. and
Mrs J. o. Corson OF Freeman. called
on friends In town Tuesday OF last
week.
Walton and Glendon. sons OF Nh
and Mrs. Carleton Morse, are contin-
ed at home with scarlet fever
Mrs. Newton Baisdell has been
quite i'll and Mrs. Roy Stevens is as
sisting with the work.
James Bacon has gone to Bingham
to work for his brother for a few
weeks
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09

other methods This Is because "Gets-
II" Is the only corn-remover on earth
that makes corns peel or tusf llke
banana skin. Two or three drops VIII
do the work. without fussing or trou-
BILE You apply It in or seconds
II dries Immediately "Gets-lf does
the rest. without bandaEes. plasterH
hlood bringing knives or ra2ors GET
rid >of that corn pain nt once. 80 tha'
you can work and play without corn
torture BE sure TO use 'Gets-lt IT
never fails.
"Gets-It." the only sure guaranteed
money back corp-rcmover costs but a
triae AZ any drug store Mfd by
u. Lawrence & Co Chicago. i'll
Sold In Skowhogan and recommend
ns the worlds beet corn remedy by
G. r. Fogg and r. W BuckneIu.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
SIBLEY P0ND-CANAAN

Mr. and Mrs James Huntoon and
little daughter Carolyn from Nor
ridgewock were guests of her sister
Mrs. Ernest Nelson last Sunday.
A. p Gleason and George Pottle
are cutting and saving cedar posts
on A. p. Gleason's lot for fence rails
which they are hauling to Burnham
Station.
A number of people from this vici-
nifty attended the Skowhegan fair last
Wednesday.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
roBfY DIST. NORRiDCEWOCk

Mrs Clayton Atwood has accepted
q position with the Direct Importing
Company
Mrs Lizzie GloIway Is enjoying a
visit from her cousin,
A number from this place attended
the fairs at Mercer and Skowhegan
last week
A. B Everett and II. F. Tobey have
purchased them new gasoline en-
gne and are busy filling their silos.
Walter BiRelow has also purchased
owe for his own use of SkOwhegan
parties
q Merrow of Larone entered
Somerset Hospital Sunday for treat
meht for blood poison in his right
hand 1t is feared he will loose a
part of the hand
Nathaniel Huff died in this town
last Saturday. at the advanced age
of loo years He came to this town
Sc wears ago when the surrounding
country was almost a wilderness.
Some 30 years ago he with five or six
Fairfield onto the town of Norridge-
wOck About 20 years ago his wife
died and at her funeral the family OF
thirteen children came together fol
the first time and many of the neigh
bors went in to see them with theil
aged father around the family board
The Youngest about 90 years and thu
oldest so years of age. Today tive
OF them fail TO respond to the call o
their names. as the father goes tC
the outer portals of the covered
bridge The united ages of thu
, eleven living children is 622 years
Mr. HUFF was much respected by hi!
neighbors, especially the young fol
whom he always had kind word or {
good story.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
HOME

Edward Ejerstead who has been
em9Iafed iu the corn shop at New
PORTLAND. has returned home
Quite number from this place at
tended The far at Sko~hegan last
pcek
Harry Wood has purchased horse
rum Norridgewock parties
vs. & Trask Of SkoWhegan was a
caller in this place Sunday
S0Imap Holmes and son of Skow-
hogan were callers at their home in
-his place recently The farmers in
this vicinity are busy digging their
potatoes
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
WEST EMRnEN

w. A. Warren returned home Sat
urday after a two weeks visit at
Prince Edward Island
A few from this place attended
Solon fair last Saturday.
John Ingleburg and family of King
field have moved to the house for
merly occupied by j. o. Jeffery and
family.
l.. l.. Spencer and family have NOV
ed to the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Copp.
Misses Silvia and Phyllis Ingle-
burg are attending the Washington
school,
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09

THE NEWS OF SOMtR-
SETS BUSY TOWNS
uIlLAY NEW PORTLAND


Geo Hewey of kingheld was on
the Hill Monday on business.
Rev Arthur Hamilton, wife and in
fant daughter of Kinglield spent the
night Monday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Williamson.
Mrs. 5. J. Williamson met with an
automobile accident at kinstield.
Wednesday evening as she and little
daughter Nacy We're at that place
with team. They were collided
with at the end of the concrete bridge
with an auto that was driven By
Wayne Dunton and had party OF
Young folks with him. Mrs. Vii
hanson was thrown from her wagon
the horse was injured, the harness
and wagon demolished Mrs Vii
hanson had her arm and side hurt
very badly II Wis a very narro"
escape.
l.. Riggs has finished work for N
G. Atwood and returned to his home
in Kingfield.
Ruth Hogan is quite sick with
stomach trouble the rest Of the chill
dien have been sick but not able to
attend school again
The fire alarm was rung about five
o'clock Thursday morning. The
house occupied by Mrs. Grace Stevens
and children of Kingfield was found
to be afire in the chambers. school
teacher Miss Getchell was awakened
first by the smoke so dense in her
room that it checked her. She
rushed to call the other inmates who
pls
Mrs Stevens while she is in Boston,
and one boy who lost all his clothes
bnt his night clothes he had on. Mrs
Stevens clothes were all burned. the
upper part of the house was gutted
by fire. The house is owned by Mar
shall Thompson of Kingfield.
Cattle show passed off very quietly.
A big crowd was in attendance at the
New Portland fair. An auto came To
grief at the corner of the bridge, strik-
ing the bridge, turning the ear over
and throwing out the occupants VINO
we're more or less hurt. \ Mrs.
Tripp was hurt very severely 80 Il
is reported
Manley Atwood who was sick the
first of the week Is some better.
Mrs. d. d. Pinkham with three emil
dren were at her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. G. Attwood's. Wednesday.
Earl Emery and wife or East New
Portland were on the Hill, Sunday
George Hawes, who is working IN
Kinghcld was on the Hill, Monday
A social was given Helen Baldwin
of Kingneld, Monday evening, by the
young folks. a grand good time
was reported. She will soon leave
with her parents for Bucksport
where they will reside.
Albert Could is fast completing
his new house and will soon nave IL
ready to move into. At present he Is
living with Earl Wing.
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
NnKII- -lnKNAnIF

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Mr. aud Afa= r Hight with
friends from Athens are eniovIne a
trim ~ gur.aaa towns i'm Aroosfook
couaf4 tbi4 uaek
Mr. and lrr4 Eddie Kinds and Miss
DaI4V Foftef ~ Straffon visited at
Merritt Gouldss 4 few aavs last week
and attended the skoWhegan fair
Thursday
Ezra York Wa4 ouffe sick a few
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
NMLInInIn

Adelbert puauH ot Broos~'ek
wa week eud visitor "Hh relatives
in town
George \ Groves returned home
rom Boston Na. Thursday
Mrs Jufia ChfHs ha closed hef
house In the village aHd VIA pass the
winter iu AHs1 H
Frank Coadu a# u town from
Augusta and N1 closed Birch Point
camps
Mrs Lizzie ll0Ua Afe Is passing
few days in sk0aheean
Mr. and NJ Charles iHkzell and
Mr. and Nf- Victor Hartford attend
ed the Read8e.d Fur
MRS M\Nl THOMPSON
Mrs MARY Thompson passed away
al her home goo the Norridgswoek *
road Sept #l She had been iu
poor health fer sometime bat the end
came suddeHf SHE Was the danSh
Ter of III 1 Mrs Joshua Taylor
and Vus bern u Norridgewoek eighty
two frars HEa She was united IN
marriage u fohn Thompson aud four
children were born 10 them two sons
and two daughters one son died
when tallE daughter Mrs Lila
Tutge pa e5 away eighteen years
ara AU - NIa Thampsous married
lite Ha. heea aasaad ln Smithheld iu
the huHe where she died She Is
survived Hs q daughter Mrs Carrie
Charlie HHHf la Mechanic Falls and
a aaa Ftea Bho lived With his moth
er and eha eith his wife kindly car
ed g8r h# mother Ia her declining
wears FHaeuil service vas held al
the home Wednesday The hurla
MAS iu the family iot iu the Gould
cemetery aaaf her home She leaves
"a larg circle of friends
OAk NIL N0RHiDt,tMOtk
Rov q Fairfield returned home
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
prRys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

John Weston has returned from
Flagstaff where he was working III
the woods.
Perhaps the officials of the Somer-
set Fair Association would be inter
ested to know how to improve the
fair grounds. If SO they should ask
one of the many women from out OF
town who attended the fair
Miss Rosalie Parsons spent the
week end at home last week.
Mr.. Foster from Ward Hill Is
tbreshing in this vicinity
An automobile part consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs f. Churchill. Archie
Taylor and Lorenzo Churchill were
callers in this vicinity last Thursday
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
"Cets-It" Peels Off
Corns Painlessly
on They Come Like Banana ohh
or 3 Drops, That's All

There's a murderous. painful way 10
get rid of corns, and then tnele - t tn.
s,e.ceIul. GLORIOUS "peei-it-on Gets
it" way Alter you nave tiieu po'5
The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09

OAK NIL N0RRiD6EN0tk
ROY q Fairfield returned home
lasi Thursday after an absence OF one
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lEs BY co. SUPP
lsArds ard Incis,IsA sitoula
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10 wei received from the
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amount To the Aistrists a
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rs School District. "a Class
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4 s,ohoolb
oyrr school Instrs. % tlAss8
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i vii 10 no<icsi that Highland
.tr,r, receive twice 9 much for
sia.s 2ura School - I'D Logan
District with ths same Kind "
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III. Tho State AM is Aoublel
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.hc amount il trcblc-i
n War Savings sss'e-,i..ii.s y
formed Ii iitr:ssi,ptii;;
s,,ty tllrrpgnr', slhere-le
i,residsf, and john lsanlrl
rel n
cert iieascs warc Il
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nom burg. Ilis1rl Raker,.
aart led I'e'nrsoil. ,p,it
lam asiahlsr5
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MINNIE lfni'tel John si;r
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i.,aleh I.i,ertss
h mouth certificates were is
Ross Gimllc. Gayton John
pIer' Brooks a,lt! sam e.:
liberty District lns syss'
Owns received their di,shtnl
.;ssI sF,,l i mss tl1e pagt wcnn Willie
ind Bernice Batcnrl3l Ter
atiai.t,r nn' s. l,noi,4nrs
District
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,are of ehild h, u.
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AN, ,lrsaitl.a by the
f;isrcx.3i sti,,a that III tho
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