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su defensa con cntereza tanta, que i'm.
puso silcncio q los escritorcs apasio-
nados los libelistas con los gavila-
nes dc su pluma y con la punta dc su
espada. Esta actitud tan gallarda le
valio inmensa simpatfa en- Madrid y
en- toda Espaiia.
No hemos dc seguirle paso q paso
en- cl desenvolviniiento. dc su carrera
triuRfal, pues no Sc trata aquf dc haccr
su biografia, que para ESQ contariamos
con cl arsenal inagotablc de su archi-
vO, sino que en- consonancia con cl
objeto del Prescnte trabajo hemos que
rido exponer s6lamente ciertos antccc-
dentes personales del sefior Garcia dc
Qucvcdo para que los lectorcs tengan
una idea aproximada de este personaje,
easi nuestro cOntcrraneo y cuyos dcu-
dos. mas cercanos viven entire nosotros,
que llev6 la Convention de Ginebra
para Ia institution de la Cruz Roja
International, Ia representation dc nues-
ira yicja Metr6poli, cuyo nombramien-
to como Ministro Plenipotcneiario a
diehas confcrencias fue expedido en-
cl Real Palacio dc San Ildefonso ell
dia nuevc de agosto de mil ochocicntos
sesenta y cuatro por s, M. la Rcina
DOha Isabel III.
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PENSAMIENTO
EN- UNA NocHE TRANQUIL

EN- UNA N0CHE TRANQUILA
tIi-tay-pe)
Brilla Ia luna ante mi humilde lecho
Con placido fplgor;
Que cs de la helada que cay6, sospecho,
RefIejo enganador:
Alec Ia vista:-en el zenit brillante
La luna contemple;
La Incline, y de Ia patria, hoy tan dis
(tante,
Con lagrimas pense.
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Angel PANIAGUA.

A las herniosas lineas del cultisimo
sciOr Paniagua solo debemos anadir la
publication dc algunas dc las menos
eonocidas coniposiciones del gran poeta,
que rcligiosamcntc conservam6s.
II6las aqui:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Esta tarde ha ocurridO m inccndio
en- los tcrrenos dc Ia Central Cor
tada'', dc esta jurisdiction ,habicndo
aestruido las llamas, moventa cuadras
de cana, propiedad dc la rcfcrida fac
torfa, El moyil del inccndio Sc atribuye
4 una chiapa candcntc, quo Sc escape
de 10 chimenca dc una nlaquina del
terrocarrilsque pasara por ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Esipuae sna otasis tfavfs - tt
hniiso hveuda BE utaniffstssisafs
deI gsucrai rershian. hen.os ,ssh..ia az
exisfen fn1.T1s hambfes So esffn
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se dis p-isititamsats spsftnaiaa1 e -
ame5ieauos para sTfofestaf e f.smpa
reFdilo ,n De- pftasfoa dias ae = 49,
80. Isl hruaa fsnl88 naa eanfaIsa 60
efeeila W. hamifes hcftiea dfspats He
tafias scmanss - esmbafe. leasn'fs
hospitals e. hntisfan nesfsitaaa q b
guefra 81 hubfsfs pfuiauEsfs - ~
de nsos ukss - sanurr an,sfifaaa -
eofriio allundante 49, n ttFrs - fFat
Ga. ~ sanufe eaakte a. saifaas ~
uundo a. ia essiafitui. iQsisfa DE
qae no taya sils ihffH a sssfifeiei
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Ia Prcnsa Asociada ha dicho. Ell
General March indic6 quo - habia aeof
lado dcsignar dicz divisioncs como con
iribuci6n De los Estados rnidos para
81 citrcito de- ocupaei6n. Este citrci
60 dc ocupaci6n rcrmancccra indefni
damcntc cn Franeia. Los soldados a.
Ia dicz divisioncs. que eompoucu uu
ci6rciio formidable. no rcgrcsarau Jos
Estados Unidos hasia que la situaeidn
dc Europa no Sc haya dcterminado dt
una mancra clara. Como = han dr
selcreionar csias divisioncss trcrmiii
ri cl dcstino n rcgrcso dc estas troras
dcntro dc un plazo no lciano1 i.os soi.
dados amerieanos fucron llam1dos Oh
serFieio baio u bandcra para eomlafir
Alcmania, pcro no para ser dciadus
fucra Dc II patria cn calilsd dc pol
cias miliiarcs para garaatizar mtcrcscs
curopcos. Esos soldados tieurn eoraz6n
Y cllos sicnten Ia nostalgia dc j. pa;ria
por IA cual han dcrramado su saarrc
Monsieur Lorioi. n gran soeiaiisia
frances ha hccho 10 siguicnfc manifrs
taci6n: {" lla llcgado Il momcuto lc
eseojcr entire Wilson. prcdieador Jc las
doctrines dc IN poiitica iieaiista. y r..
nine, prcdicador cuya paiahra sombria
nuevc q los dcscspcrados u "a bafri
cadas del tcrrorismo. Es'o habra sor
prendido a Wilson y a N humauidad.
Sc lee tambien en- los despachos d.
la prcnsa que los sOldados amcricancs 81
aliados que = encucutrah - Rusia r.
tan cnazados dc un scrio psligro. Lus
oficiales Del cirseito ignorau eual srrs
su dcsjmo. Recicntcncntc cseaparon Hai
lagrOsamtntc DC las garras de los ' tol
shevikis quo icnian supefipridad nu
merica abundantc nrmamenf0. Toe
amcrieanos lograron cscaImr por W. -
mino instransitablc. traves D. ios pan
tanos. Esto da mayor iutcrts cstas
preguntas: iquc buscan los aliados en-
Russia Por que cstan allis tExistc
un cstado DC guerra contra Rusia por
partc dtlos aliadus 81 cxistc un csia
do dc gucrra. per cue no - desarrolla
dc un modo cfcicutc! 81 no oziste.
ipor que las Bopas namadas u s,rvieio
con cl fn DC combatir q Aiemania con
cazadas pcrscguidas = tires ror d.
bolshcvikis ira,ts dc los pantauos
dc Russia!
ST los Estados Unidos ticneu - dchcr
dc inponcr Il orlcn cn otres paises, los
amcricanos que pclcan actualmrnfc cn
Russia \ q gran cidrcito quc ~ dr
4 qucdar GA Europa IN calidad ~ rolieia
Militar. scrian utilizrdos eun mas pro.
vccho cn Ia vigilancia Dc las frontcras
+ MCiicanas, dondc iinpcra 81 dessrlcn
Fl handolcrismo cu sus mas ncgras for
mas. No hacr mucho Paneho villa
oblig6 o los amcricaHos toner quc De-
Ger una investigation de una D. sus
tropclias. I'm una poblaei6n eerea a.
f Ia frontcra americana. Panebo Villa ~
apodcr6 del alcaldc. quo fut ahorcadu
por primcra providencia. \ los eiudada
nos amcricane5 ali rssidcntc savieron
quo pagar una fucrtc caaiidad DE- con
iado para que su scEnridad personal
qucdasc garantizada. Villa mira con
mcnOsprccio ri prcsidcnte Wilson ~
formulado amena1ns contra lns Estados
Cnidos con tendcncias cue todo ~ muH
do conocc. No hay que mitar con oios
irritados a los 'bolshcyikis de i.epinc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19


. En- Coamo fallecio. el joven Jugc
sanchoz, tan bicn qucrido dc todos. Era
'hijo dc los distinguidos csposos Licdo.
Sanchez Montalvo, y doTa Rosa Maria
PARA. El eadavez dc Juge, fu6 traidO
hoy a csta ciudad, con el prOp6sitO dc
darle scpultura en- el cementcrio dc
Canas.
A los esposos Sanchez Montalvo Pa
ira, nuestro mas sentido p6samc.
Sc encucntra enfcrma en- su resi-
dencia de esta ciudad, la muy rcspcta-
da siiOra doha Julia viuda dc Sanchez,
madre dc nuestro amigo cl scfor Ja-
cinto Sanchez, tambicn muy estimado
respectable aqli.
Hacemos fervicnteS votoS, por la sa,
lud de doha Julia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Adolfo Ruiz : Juan Lopez Landr6n
fucron arrcstados por altcrar Ia psz pu.
blica. Tambien 10 fu6 Felipe Colon, poi
jucgos proliibidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

W uC VIZ iAt1 vi - DbtNiO
El dia, y cuando empiezo vacilar
En- Ia primera sombra,
El duro suelo por mullida alfombra,
Me entrego a dulce y sosegado sueiio.
Dcspicrto y Ell la proxima enramada
Tn pajarillo canta entire las forcs.
!, En- que estaci6n cstamoss lie prcgnnto
y me respondc al punto:
En- aquclla en- que ell aura cmbalsamada
Primavcral, suspira en- Ia alborada
La tortolilla ficl, canto dc amores.
Conmovido me siento y un suspiro
Pronto exhalar estoy; pero dc nuevo
I'll vino escancio y bebo:
Torho cantar hasta QUO en- levc giro
La blanca luna en- los cspacios brilla;
Y cuando acaba cl fucgo en- que me
(inspiro,
Sordo al clogio cstoy la mancilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

RRILLANTE VICTORIA DE Los MU-
cHAcHoS DEL REG1MIENTo DE
PUERTO RICO EN- Los JUEGos
ATLETICos CELEBRADos EN-
PANAMA
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TRADUccIoNEs DE
x ,E - @ PORTAs CHINOS.
GARCIA DE QUQEvEDo Y Los
kP0EFAS CHINoS
AL PARTIR PARA LA FRoNTERA
(Tsoui-hao.D

Tened q .arco con vigor tcndido,
Larga cscogcd y s6lida la nceha;
No apunt6is al contrario cnfurccido,
Antes haced en- los caballos brecha,
--Vivos cosed, 81 es dable, alos soldados
Y a1n mcjor los jefcs afamados
vi impcrio mayor limites tienc-
Tambi6n dcbc tencrlos Ia matanza:
No en- los muertos al bote dc su lama,
I'm los vcncidos que en- su Icy manticne
Funtla el bravo su gloria Y sn pujanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Los comcrciantcs Ramon Santana,
Eugenio Rengel y Eulogio Gonzalez,
quiencs teninn sus cstablccimicntOs
abiertos, aver domingo, fucron dcnm-
ciados por un dclito dc infracci6n a
Ia ley del cicrre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
DESDE PONCE

Juan Lngo, vccino de esta ciudad.
que sc dcdicaba a vendcr articulos pa
ra cl consume ,p6blico, sin tener el CO.
rre5pondicntc certifeado de salad, fu6
arrcstado v dcnunciado por un dclito
dc infracci0n Ia Ley dc Sanidad.
Las reformas cue por mncho tempo
cstuvicron paralizadas en- Ia plaza del
mercado dc csta eiudad, con grandisi
mo pcriuicio dc los pequchos industrial
les quo ticncn ALI sus negocios, han
y1,elto dar comicnzo, dc ordcn del Sc
nor Alcaldc.
Con una concurrcncia cxtraordina-
ria, SC. verified anoele, en- cl amplio
espacioso Teatro Broadway, la
anunciada cxhibiei6n dc Ia pciicula
Fit to Fight En- rcalidad Ia Gin
ia no ticnc NADIA dc particular, cs mo-
n6tona, eonstituye una lata que abu-
rrc y, ,tastidia.
Juan Torres y Antonio Alvarez, que
promoyieron ON escandalo fcnomenal
en- la via pdblica, fucrOn arrestadOs
y denunciados, por altcraei0n del or
den. .,,~
Ell cl barrio "MachuclO Arriba dc
csta ciudad, 81 iovcn Julio Ruiz, dc 81
amos, trat6 dc suicidarsc, usando pa
IA clio, un revolver, .sistcma "Smith =,
propicdad dc su schor padre. eS hizo
ua disparo por la sicn derccha, ,sali6n
dole cl proycctil por Ia region superb
cial del mismo lado, perdicndo cl ojo
totalmente.
Z Jovcn Ruiz, que recogido del sue
10, en- cstado dc gravedad Y eonducido
al Hospital Tricoche, donde sc haeen es-
fuerzos para salvarle.
Este suceso Ia causado eli cl citado
barrio dolorosa impression, por ser Ia
familia Ruiz muy cstimada y querida
ALI.
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70, dc Ia vid me cmbriago Ell cl bclcilo
El dia, y cuando empiezo vacilar
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FL Alcalde dc csta ciudad hs conce.
dido permiso los Padres Paules, con
el fin dc que pucdan rccOnstruir la
igicsia cat6lica.
M. MOcete Padilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
ADIos A LA PRIMAvERA
(ouang-ocy.)

touang-Ocy)
Cada dia que pasa, da la vida
Tn paso mas Ia vcicz austcra,
Mientras cada nuevo ailo, We, florida,
Rcvcrdccer la gaya primavera;
Hoy que aim la copa del licor henchida
Esta, en- union bebamos, placentera,
No nos hagan pensar en- los dolores
Estas marcliitas, deshojadas flores.
UN OLA DE PRINdAvERA
(Expresa el poeta sus sensa-
clones al salir de la embriaguez.)
(Li-taype.)
ii cs esta vida un prolongado ensueno,
1 A que, pues, la existencia atormentar9
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saismeute g. faaaaiefus a. Paneha
Villa cor ismbisa feiirrs.ss. = sstfu
~ u purr'a dsi ffrafs
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M. MOcete Padilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19

Juan Torresy Antonio Alvarez, que
promoyieron on escandalo fcnomenal
en- Ia via pdblica, fucron arrestados
Y denunciados, por alteration del or
den
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
PROGRAM OF STATE -.
BAPTIST MEETINGS
Sessions to Be Held In Rutland Next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day-Speakers of Prominence.

The Doth annual meeting of the Yer
mont Baptist State convention will be
held in the First Baptist church in Rut,-
land next Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, and other Vermont Bap-
fist anniversary meetings will be held
at the same time.
On Monday afternoon the annual
meeting of the board of trustees will
be held, and the evening program in
eludes a Young People s session, Hen
ry Bond of Brattleboro, president of
the convention, presiding.
A session Of the Vermont Baptist His
torical society, President Henry Crock
er of Chester presiding. will be held
Tuesday morning, followed by meet
ing of the Vermont Baptist Ministers
Conference and Aid society. The con-
vention session will then open, Presi-
dent Bond presiding and at 1890, Rev.
j. Y. Aitchison will give an address
on The General Promotion Board and
the One Hundred Million Dollar Fund
followed by the convention sermon by
Rev. w. G. Towart of Bennington.
The Sunday school session will be
held Tuesday afternoon, including de-
partmental conferences.
Rev. DIR. j. F. Franklin of Boston
will give an address Tuesday evening
on The Present World SITUATION, and
Rev. DR.. E. NJ .Potaet of New York
will give an address on Intercession
and Stewardship.
Wednesday mornings session will be
given up largely to reports of officers
and committees, including the resolu-
tions committee of which Rev. Clark
T. Brownell of Brattleboro is chair
man, and greetings from other organi-
cations.
In the afternoon Mrs. J. A. Green
wood of Chester will preside. Rev. r.
w. Padelford of Boston will be a
speaker and Supt. J. N. Barss of Shaw
bridge, Quebec, will give an address on
The State Convention-Its Work and
Worth. Rutland young people will give
playlet and Mrs II. w. Peabody of
Beverly, Mass. will conduct women 8
conference. Mrs. Peabody will speak
at the closing conference in the eve
ming as will Rev. Carter Helm Jones.
D. D., of Philadelphia and the closing
moments will be in charge of the state
missionary, DIR. w. A. Dawson, of Bur
lington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
ENGLAND TO HOLD
AIRCRAFT CONTEST
Will Give $4,000 In Prizes-Object
Is to Demonstrate the Safest
Type of Flying Machines.

LONDON, Aug % Correspondence
of the Associated Press Prizes ag-
gregating $40, 900 will be offered for
efficiency in flying craft to be shown
in the aircraft safety competition
which the government will hold March
! next. All entrants must be British
The object is to ascertain the best
types of airplanes in which it will be
safe to travel and which, in particu-
lar, will be capable of rising from and
alghting in a small space.
Two types of machines will be en-
tered-small machines with a carry
ing capacity of two, and a large ma
chine with carrying capacity of 10,
exclusive of crew.
The first prize for the small machine
will be $4,000, second $4,000, third,
$4,000. Entries are to close December
81 next
Another competition will be to choose
the best type of float seaplanes or boat
seaplanes in which it will be safe to
travel and which will rise from land
as well as water Prizes are: First.
$4,000, second, $4,000 and third, $10,-
600
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20

kauItIlCdu ItdRu6.
Chicago, 10
Boston,
Cicotte and Schalk; Hoyt and Schang
Cleveland, 10 is
Washington, 8 IL
Bagby and O'NeiIl; Shaw, Harper, Fish
err and Charity.
Philadelphia, 3 8 l
st. Louis, 2 10
Kinney and Walker; Wright and Col
Inns.
New York, Z IA
Detroit, 0
Mogridge and Ruel; Boland, Cunning
ham and Ainsmith
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
WAR MOTHERS TO
MEET IN WASHINGTON
Hope to Perfect National Organization
will Attempt to Aid In Curbing
= the Wave of Unrest.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 20
War mothers all over the United States
are completing plans to be offered for
the strengthening and perfecting of the
National War Mothers organization
when it meets in Washington, d. c., on
Sept. %, 80, Oct. l and 2
National headquarters for the Ma
tional War Mothers-the only organi-
cation of its kind that is made up sole
ly of mothers who offered their sons
for army, navy and marine service-ar
in Indiana and Mrs. Alice French is
president.
Any assistance the mothers can give
in helping to curb the wave .of unrest
that has swept over the country will
be given, it is said, and this subject
will be thoroughly discussed
One of the features of the conven-
ton will be the meeting for mothers
whose sons lost their lives while in
the service. Various committee meet
ings also are on program.
Mrs. j. A. Mitchell, of Kentucky, is
chairman of the election board. Chair
men of other committees include: Mrs.
Silver Sevurngard of North Dakota,
constitution; Mrs. John G. McNutt of
Indiana. publicity and Mrs. Alice
Gross, finance.
The national board of directors are
Mrs. Doreas A. Hutchcraft, Paris, KY,
Mrs. Emma V. w. Strandrod, Pocatel-
10, Idaho; Mrs. Oliver Hartman. New
York; Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, Indianap-
oils; Mrs. Edith C. Mettlin, Omaha.
Neb.; Mrs. Jean Milliesen, Altoona
Pa; Mrs. John Champion, Rochester.
Mimi; Mrs Grace Fable, Topeka, Kan
sas: Mrs. III. r. Gould, New Orleans.
La; and Mrs. Marion Reese, Devils
Lake, North Dakota
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
MEMBERSHIP MORE
THAN DOUBLED
Brattleboro Post of American Legion
Receives 48, Making Total of 81
Committees Chosen.

Forty-eight new members were received
last night into Brattleboro post, Ameri-
can Legion, more than doubling its previ-
Gus membership and showing a growing
enthusiasm in the organization here The
total membership of Brattleboro post now
is 81.
Several matters of Importance were dis
cussed and three committees were chosen,
including one to have charge of arrange
ments for a dance, which will be some
what of a social event to take place on
armistice night; finance committee, and
committee to take charge of drive for
members. The drive committee will have
"a tent at the fair grounds as one means
of arousing enthusiasm, and already it has
planned other activities.
4 Following are the committees: Drive
Herman V. Brooks, Raymond l.. Brown
Lawrence. Sherman, George Lane, james
III. Bastian; dance, Victor A. Space, Al
win I. Bomaf, c. r. Adams, Roy B. Min
err, Allan c. Colt; finance, Robert L
Fits, Harold w Mason, Jacob p Estey
G. Arnold Pellet, Paul A. Chase
Regular meetings of the local organiza
ton are held the third Thursday night il
each month in Grand Army hail. The an
| nual election of officers will take place a
the December meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Marjorie Leach teacher in Bel
lows Falls, is at her home in town to
remain over Sunday
Hiram senter of Hartford, Conn.,, has
been IN town on business this week and
visited with friends. ie1 f.5
Fred Banker has finished work for
the Vermont Printing Co, where he
was eIapleyed in the bindery. and has
gone to his home in Plymouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren Miller of
Springfield (Yt.1, are visiting here to-
day with her mother, Mrs. O. H. Stick
ney.
Mrs. Lyman Streeter is unable to be
at her work for the Vermont Printing
Co. on account of injuries to two fin
gers on her right hand. which she cut
while at work in the bindery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Jessie Barnes of Boston resumed
work Yesterday as trimmer for Mrs.
G. H. Smith. s
Mrs. Thomas Clark returned this
week to her home in Crown Point. II.
Y, after visit of several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. HI. Kim
ball.
Mrs Lyman NJ Smith left this morn
ing for her home in Philadelphia. aft
er visiting several weeks in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Crosby.
Fred L. Howe, who had been spend
ing few days at his home on Harris
place on his return trip from the White
mountains, where he had been ON bust
ness, left this morning for Lenox
Mass, where he is one of the proprie.
tors of Hotel Aspinwall.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
Monkeys Hard to Train.

Performing monkeys seldom live
more than few months. Many OF
them die of fright while being trained,
and it is consequently necessary for
trainers to keep a large number Of
animal understcd.es.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
National League.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

American League.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball is spend
ing the day in Springfield, Mass.
E. Fletcher Burrows left this morn
ing for Amherst to begin his sophomore
year at the Massachusetts Agricultural
college. -
Mrs. Edith Esterbrook returned this
morning to resume her work in Boston
after having spent the summer here
with her mother, Mrs. O. D. Esterbrook.
Mrs. James F. Hooker of Schenecta-
dy, N. Y, who is visiting here with
Mrs. l.. X. Fuller, called here by Mrs
Fuller's illness, is in Springfield, Mass.
today.
Mrs James H. Allen and son, James
of Greenfield, Mass, were guests over
last night of Mrs. Henry Williams
They will return to their home : this
afternoon.