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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LEA EEL IMPARCIAL." !"
DE B A S E B AL L
M | S G Ell A N E AS

Soy amante de la honradez V
la verdad. Nunca me ha gustado
hablar por bdc0 0gcnd. Estas son
algunas de las causas por las cua-
les no habia habIado de la c0nduc-
ia que ha venidO observando el
BOrinqHcn Stars desde POGO item
po a esta fecha. Pero va que las
circunstancias V ell bien del de-
porte asl 10 quicren trataremos
del asunto:
He visto todos los juegos en-
que ha tenidO parte el BoriHqHcn
Stars, empezando pOr aquel de
los nueve ceros (epoca Ell que ell
BOrinQuen empez0 iugar pcrs0
ndtmentc, V terminandO con el III
timO habidO entire el V eli Ponce,
que es ell que mas ha revuelto la
atm0sfera en- ell mundo peloteril.
Nunca quise dar Oidos a los co
mentarios del publico, v concre-
teme sOlamente a Observar los he
chos tai como Sc me presentaran.
al terminarse ell juego Gltimo en-
tire BOrinQucn Y Nayagiies OF de
labios. de un jugador del primer
team declaraciones que me eSpe-
luZnarOn de verguenZa Ell
BOriRqUcn en- rancho para perder-
Sc? AQuel fuf el plato del dia.
Sin embargo, los borinquenos no
escarmentar0n V mucho men0s Sc
regenerarOn, pues vOlvierOn a las
ell el juego con el Ponce.
De este match Sc ha dicho cosas
inauditas. Tales como las prOpO-
siciones que hiciera ell BorinQuen
al Ponce para que perdiera Y ga
nara ell cOnsabido juegO. Yo mismO
vi cOnnOtadOs amigos del Borin-
Quen descazarse cuandO los dos
teams estaban empatadoS, pues,
luiZas, descOnOciendO la trama de
sus amigos. habian caidO ell la
trampa, aunque tuvieron tempo
lie escaparse antes que los ic0ncs
del sur les echaran el parpazo. To /
10 este habla muy en- contra del /
BoriBqHcR, Y conlilma las voces de !
las calles.
:Ha pensado el Bo'inquen m
siquiera acerca de su homo
V de la estimation de |
lue cs Objet0 pOr parte del publ
no? No. cClOy0 el BOrinquen que
tenia derechO a hacer combinacio-
les aunQue fuera en- contra del
luen nOmbre de San Juan, V del
linero del pIblicO que les patro-
,jna?
:Que valen cuatro centayos ga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
A LA SANDAL

En- una de las habitaci0ues de
la casa numerO 112 de Ia calle
General Contreras", de esta ciu
dad hay establecido pn dep6sito
de carbon. Al detallar este ar
ticulO, ell vientO lleva ell cisco V ell
pOlvO a las casas de los vecinOs.
No podria la Sandal hacer si-
tuar ese puesto en- sitiO mencs pc,
ligroso a la salud o hacer que el
despacho Sc hiciera en- el interior
de la habitaci0n?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
PARA FISCAL DE PONCE

Con motive de haber sido NOM
brado. ell Fiscal de la Corie de
fiscal de la Corte Suprema, exis-
tie aquella vacante siendo los
candidates mas probables para
Ocuparla los Sres. Agust1n Font,
juez munipal de San Juan y ell
Lcdo. Rafael Guillermety. Prom
TO sc hara ell nombramiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ell DEBUT DE LA BANDA
MUNICIPAL

Ell domingo pr6ximo reapare-
ce la banda municipal, interpre-
tando ell siguiente programa:
Suite Paso Doble "Camino de
Rosas", Franco.
l. Limeno, Brustenga.
La Generala, Wives.
2. Fantasia descriptive.
Escena de Cazas, Bucalosi.
8. Concerto obligado a cor
netin.
Las Locuras, Hurdalet.
a. Fox Trot.
Smiles, Roberts.
5. Selection "Seis Chorreao".
Glorias de un Recuerdo, Mi
liano.
6. Damon cubano.
Sc acabo ell carbon, Grenet.
7. The Star Spangled Banner.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LA LEGISLATURE

Mailana Sc espera termine sus
sesiones la Legislature. Mnchos
Representantes nos han manifesto
do que de no ser asi, Sc marcharan
Il sus residencias con ell firlne pro-
p6sito de no volver. Los Comites
de Conferencias estan traEaiandO
en- los proyectos pendientes, y en-
tire hoy y manana Green concluir.
Los noyenta dias que marca la ley
Sc yencierOn a mediadOs de Mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LA QUESTION DE
LA PROH1BJCION

FL Attorney General interinO,
Sr. Mestre, inform6 anoche a nues
tro reporter, que tiene ell proyec
to de someter al Tribunal Supre-
mo, la question de la prohibition,
para que este decida 81 ella es ley
federal o insular, pues aunque fue
incluida en- el bill Jones por ell
CongresO americana, fue votada
por los electores de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

nados malamente a mariana hon
rosa y uba estimaci@n inquebran-
table? Es-B117Hqucn ha destruf-
do su propia vida, su propio bien
estar. Nunca volvera ser aquel
Borilhuen llegado de Venezuela,
querido y alabado por todos. Por
donde quiera que anden el dpdo
los se1alara con dcSprecio. Sera
un team sin reputation, Y creo
que vivil asi, es preferiblc Ia di-
silucion del club. Ahora eI Borin
quen tiene ia palahra, 81 puede
que sc deIienda. :Ojala que asl
fuera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ell elise DIARIO

En- Mayaguez, cerca de ia pla-
"a de Colon, un automovil guiado
por Angel Vicenty, arroll6 la Sc
ilora Francisco Gonzalez, ocasio-
nandole coptusiones de las que fue
asistida en- Ia sala de Socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
COPIAS ILEGIBLES

Hace tres o cuatro dias que las
copias que da ell Quartet General
de la policia, de asuntos que pasan
en- la isla, son completamente lie
gibles. NO podrla ell encargadO
tie este seryicio hacerlas mas cla,
ras? Los reporters" Sc 10 agra
decerlan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LA BARATURA
DEL VIADUCTO

DEL VIADUCTO
Cuando, en- la primavera de
1911, Vedrines-el famoso avia-
dor que ACADIA de morir tragica-
mente-realizo la travesla Paris
Madrid en- aeroplano, logro en-
nuestra capital una popularidad
por nadie superada.
Vedrines aterrizo en- Getafe
una mahana, a primera hora, y
por la tarde volvio al aerodromo
con el proposito de realizar algu-
nos vuelos.
Tn periodista madrileno lie
propuso acompalarle en- ell viaje,
y Vedrines, a quien ell triunfo
habia envanecido un POGO res
pondio bruscamente:
i Volar conmigo lie cuesta a
usted dos mil frances, senor
Ell periodista quedose un mo-
mento pensativo, y luego, dan
do media vuelta, exclamo:
i Ne vale mas barato ell Via
ducto!
Hemos de advertir que 81 ell
reportero a quien aludimos lie
ga a entregar los 1000 frances
a Vedrines, este hubiera tenido
que devolverselos, porque no po-
dia llevar a nadie en- su avion,
que era de una sola plaza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
EN- LA CORTE FEDERAL

Ell lunes habra una vista preli-
minar del proceso que Sc sigue
contra dos conocidos j0venes de
quienes Sc dice que tratarOn de
rehuir ell serviciO militar obliga-
tOriO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LOS SOBRINOS DEL
ITO SAM, EN- YAUCO

FL lunes representa- EN- Yauco,
Ia COmpaliia Severini-Cid, la Re
vista c0mico-lirica ell dos actos V
cuatro cuadros, letra de nuestros
compaiierOs Perez Losada Y Diaz
Caneja y m1sica de este 1ltimo.
La obra obtuvo el acostumbrado
exito Y ell teatrO estuvo compile
tamente lleno de pnblicO que
aplaudi0 a los autores e interpre-
teS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
PUEDEN NIAJAR

Pasaportes eXpedidos pol' e! Go
bernador:
Para Santo Domingo: al sclor
Manuel A9uiar del Castillo, de
San Juan.
Para Espalia: al senior Lucas =.
NaldivieSO, de Ponce.
Para Cuba: al senor Benitc L0-
PEI, de Caguas; Y Vicente Sambo-
lin. de Guanica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13


FL senior ROssy Sc levanta. a re-
futar al senior Lastra Charter Y
dice que ell senior Lastra diScutio
las enmiendas eli la Camara que
este PrOyectO fuG discutidO en- dos
Isesiones V que todos eStaban con-
formeS Ell que establece la autOnO-
mia municipal. Este es HI Pro
yecto-ahadi0- buenO. liberal ,
.cultO.
FL senior Coll dice que no Sc pue
de discutir ell restO del PrOycctO
V 81 las enmiendas del Comite de
COnferencias.
1l infOrme del COmitG de Con-
ferencias es aprobado con 81 vOt0
disidente del sei1Or Lastra.
PETICIONES
Los senOres Pedro Rodriguez
Colon, Pedro Llad0 V demas mi9m-
bros que fOrman el Comitt indie
pendentista de Catailo, piden a la
Camara sc declare dia de luto el
IL de Julio con motive de ser ese
dia del aniversario de la 'muerte
del ilustre poeta portorriquclo d.
Jose de Diego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
UNA ORDENANZA

El Gobernador ha aprobado una
ordenanza adoptada por ell Conce-
io Municipal de Fajardo para el
arrendamiento del TeatrO NUM-
cipal de dicho pueblo, con la con
dici6n de que al indicado arren-
damiento Sc haga al mejOr postor
mediante piiblica subasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
HACE FALTA UN POLICIA

Los vecinos de la calle General
Contreras", cuadra comprendida
entire O'donell y Norzagaray, agra
decerian al jefe de distrito de Ia
ciudad, diera 6rdenes al policia de
eservicio Ell dicha calle para que gi
rase sus vueltas por la c,iadra
mencionada, pues una multitud de
chiquillos Sc sit1a por los alrede
dores, no dejando tranquilo al We
cindariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
UN "MANDAMUS"

En- la COrte de DistritO de HUI
macao ha debido verse hoy un re-
curse de "Mandamus" contra ell
juez municipal de Yabucoa, ext
giendole la devoluci6n de ciertos
licores que fueron decomisados por
.dicho juez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

Felipa Gambino, de catorce amos,
italiana, residente en- New York que
Sc declare autora de la muerte de
Tomasso Trola, un compatriota suyo
que Sc nego a casarse con ella, al ser
apremiantemente requerido por ella.
La muchacha disparo y lie mato. Lue-
go no neg6 su crimen, pero como tie
ne solo catorce amos, ell ayudante del
Fiscal de Distrito Mr.. Telley, ha re-
husado llevar ell case ante el Jurado
V 10 ha remitido la Corte Juvenil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
LA HUELGA DE
TORCEDORES

Esta tarde estaba reunido ell
Comite del Senado y de la Ca
mara que esta tratando de solu-
cionar la huelga de torcdeores.
Sc cree seguro una arreglo.
En- otro sitio de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL de hoy damos una infor-
macion del Sr. Rivera Martinez,
respecto de la huelga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
" ESA CASA?

En- la Caleta de Salvador Brau
hay una casa que esta amcnazan-
do ruina. Por ell ornate publico
y por la tranquilidad de los que
viyen en- sus alrededores, debia
Ihanderse destrufr dicho inmue-
ble..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
pOR LA CULTURA FISICA

En- Samana r. ID. sc ha orga-
nizado la institution de los boys
scouts con la ayuda eficaz del pro-
gresista sacerdOte Don Nicolas de
Zuhiga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
RENUNCIA ACEPTADA

Ell Gobernador ha aceptado la
renuncia presentada por el Mars,
hall de la Corte Municipal de
Juana Diaz, seior Agustin Bur-
gos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
EN- SAN JUAN

Visitaron la ciudad ell licencia-
do Manuel A. Rivera, de Coamo y
los doctores Gutierrez Ortiz Y
GiOl, de Caguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
:ESAS EACHADAS,

La corporation municipal debla
ordenar la pintura de algunas ca
sas en- la ciudad, pues sus facha-
das desdicen del ornate p{lblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
Ell. VAPOR "GRECIA" HA
LLEGADO, FELIZMENTE, A
NEW YORK

Ell vapor americana. "Grecia",
de la Bull ms. Line, que sali6 pa
ra New York ell sabado, a las Gin
co de la tarde, lego aquel puer-
to aver jueves, a las 10 de la
mailana, hacienda la travesia en-
cuatro dias Y medic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
MUERTO A MACHETAZOS

MI ERTO A MACHETAZ()S
En- ell bario "Guilarte," Ge Ad-
juntas, 7el pe6n sixto Figueroa
di6 muerte a machetaZos al mayor
dOmo de la finca de don Francisco
Pietri seiior Francisco Carreras.
Figueroa, consumado ell crllnen, Sc
present6 las autOridades. FL
origen de la tragedia, segdn nos
informan de dicho pueblo, fue el
haberle suspendido el mayor1omo
ell diario EN- la tienda de ii finca
al pe6n, por haber este dejado de
trabajar un dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13
pUEDEN C.AZAR

Sc ha cXpedido licencia para ca
zar Y portar almaS de caZa al Sc
nor Vicente Amador. de Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

Pipo. el popular Hanagc,' del
team Ponce nos dice enfaticamen
te que sc retira como tai :Por
que? No We Ell amigo que Su dircc-
ci@n hace falta para ell progreso
del deporte? Proponga, por 10 me-
nos. para otra Gpoca 'su rcnuncia.
lla&alo por el bien de su ic0m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-13

Mr.. w. COchead, Secretario de
la |. NJ. c. \. nos envia una pos
tai desde New Haven, Connecti-
cut, d0nde nos manifesto haber
visto el juego mas renido de Base
Ball de tOda su vida.
Los teams cOntendienteS eran
un0 lie la Universidad de Yale el
otrO de la Universidad de Prince
ton. Tan peleado estuvo este
match que fu6 necesario jugar on
ce innings para decidir ell triunfO,
que cOrrespondi0 al team de Prin-
ceton University pOr una callera,
1nica de todo el iuego. He aqui
la scores
1234567 7S91011
Princeton 0 0 OO000 0001 L
Yale 100000 o
Que score, Ell.
Para ell domingo estan anuncia-
dos dos juegOs en- la Liga Insu-
lar.
CnO entire el FISK V All Porto
RicdhS, para pOr la mailana, V
otro con Fisk V BOrinquc Stars pa
ia pOr la tarde.
Una apuesta de $4,000 hara ell
nltimo juego mas impOrtante.
Se rumora p0r esOs mundos de
Di0s! que ell Fisk hara una vista
Il la capital de Venezuela. DE
ser ciertO este. lie auguramos al
team de los gOmas una cadena de
trinnfos en- Ia patria de Bolivar.
DI;u;o Huoo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
Bethel.

Nr. Ramsell Of the firm OF Ramsell q
Co. has been, taking . mu6h needed
vacation. Mr.. Upton has been clerking
for him In his absence.
Miss Chapman OF Portland has been
visiting ct the homo Of b. N. Upton.
Miss Bessie Chapman spent the week.
end, June 1, ut the homo of her brother,
b. N. Upton. Miss Chapman 10 the
principal Of Dixfleld high School.
Miss Lane, . former teacher OF Bethel,
now teaching ut Yarmouth, spent the
weekend, June /, ct the home OF Miss
Gertie Fox.
Miss Methel Packard Of Portland was
In Bethel for Memorial Day. She visited
her sister, Miss Ida Packard.
Miss Catherine Howe, who has spent
the winter with her sister, Mrs. b. b.
Bean, left Tuesday for Lewiston, whore
she will visit relatives for . few weeks,
then going to her homo In Andover for
the summer.
Hal Stanley Is peelipg poplar for A.
N. Carter. He has three men helping
him.
Howard Tyler left for Milan last Wed
nesday. 1t is rumored here that he Is
about to be married. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler went to Milan last Thursday.
Lawrence Kimball was at home for the
weekend June l, from Bates College.
Marion Mansfield was at home for
Memorial Day. This was the last holi.
day for any one before vacation, and
quite Q number of our people who are
teaching out Of town were at home for
Memorial Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
Hebron.

TIeOfOu.
Prof. ]. F. Moody is at their camp al
Shagg Pond
Mrs. Cornslia Moody and Barbara
called on her brother, R. N. Stetson, al
West Sumner Memorial Day.
Frank Moody has been in Washington
for few days on business. He will stop
at Philadelphia and Boston, and then at.
tend his class reunion at Dartmouth be-
fore coming home.
Mrs. Ii. A. Cushmsn Is at home from
her visit 10 Washington.
Norman Richardson spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Bradford Sturtevant. who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Far
ris. at Mechanic Falls, has returned to
her home here with her daughter, Mrs.
A. E. George.
Judge Wing and family of Auburn
called on Mrs. Wings sister, Mrs. j. C.
Donham, Sunday.
Warren Tibbstts and friends of Au.
burn and Mrs. Il. NJ. Cushman of Lynn
called at A. NJ. Richardson's Wednesday
There was a quiet gathering here
Memorial Day. Rev. Mr.. Brewster OF
Auburn delivered the address. Lieut..
Newman and the children took part.
Lieut.. Newman spoke In memory OF
Charlie Merrill, one OF the first to enlist
from Hebron, and who died from wounds
received in action In France. Post
Dwinal and delegation from the W. r.
c., Mechanic Falls, were present. About
200 were served at dinner. The sol.
diers' graves were decorated as usual,
and there were many beautiful flowers
in the cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Holly
and Mrs. Lane of Mechanic Falls we're
guests OF Prof. and Mrs. Mariner In the
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Richard.
son and Albert went to Mechanic Falls
and attended the exercises there in the
afternoon.
Hebron won at the recent Brunswick
track meet. Drew Stearps won 1st In
pole vault and discus throwing, winning
two silver medals, and third in bammer
throwing, winning badge.
The ball game here Wednesday be-
tween Meadow Brook team from Lewis
ton High and Hebron Was won by He
bron, score 2 to 0.
Owing to the hot weather, the Ladies'
Circle, which was to meet with Mrs. A..
N. Richardson, failed to appear, with the
exception of Mrs.. j. c. Donhsm and Mrs.
A. l.. Field.
Gladys Hibbs, daughter of Alton
Hibbs, who has been sick for long time,
passed away at the ssnatorium Monday
near midnight, and was buried Thurs
day afternoon. The funeral ct the house
was largely attended. Lieut.. Newh
oficisted. There were many beautiful
a,wers from her loving friends. Miss
Hibbs was twin sister Of Doris Hibbs
and Was lovely girl. She was In her
Is b year. Many out Of town relatives
md friends were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
A Welcome to Company D.

The sla SS.l, We give you'll Dear Boys OF
With this iha loving tribute of patriot hearts to
The swin-sOwns join together to welcome their
Who bravely faced In battle front the hordes OF
hell-born Huns,
And myriad lips are framing chorus Of "Well
We have followed you In reading thro' al your
And classed you with the ssaunehess Of the
hearts OF stauneh old Maine.
You've done US greatest honor, and We say It
Our tue appreciation, our fond interest and
You've stood between our iresides and the most
revolving crimes
That have shocked and shamed humanity since
medieval times;
You have helped 70 drive the bsr'brous Huns
far back across the Rhine
And frustrsts forevermore Kaiser wilhelm's
or a world. Wide Hun conquest. and all peoples
To their corrupt autocrscy that band of ruth
less knayesi
Thus brsveiy you have borne the nag on fields
beyond the sea
And "o.si In sse Top" vent singing the ANTHEM
Now here u Captain swetti for whom we take
this happy chance
To give our sraialasiOns on the hOnors won In
And tell him Of our sympathy thro' al his grief
and pain,
And give him loving welcome to his hometown
once again.
And the boys,-whose remainS are left beneath
the soil of France
why,-they are happy comrades In the great
and long advance,
Filling an the road-ways Of the heavenly land
Healed for aye their grievous wounding by the
White Cross over there
And shining on each faithful breast God-giv'n
Croix de Guerre.
ALICE ELIzABxrH MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
Ex-Governor William T. fialnes.

Hon. William T. Haines of Waterville,
former governor of Maine and for many
years identified with the business and
political activities OF the state, died In
the Augusta General Hospital Wednes-
day. % Saturday preceding he under-
went an abdominal operation at the
hospital, and death was due to pneu
monia which followed.
Mr.. Haines was born In I.evsnt 10
1854 He graduated from the University
of Maine and the Albany Law School,
and began the practice Of law in Oak.
land. After some years he moved to
Waterville, which was afterward his
home, and where he built up lucrative
business.
He had been county attorney of Ken
nebec County, had served in both houses
OF the legislature and in the executive
council, and was governor of Maine In
1918 and 1914. His administration was
made celebrated by the impeachment of
the sheriffs Of several of the Mime
counties.
He was q heavy timbsrland operator,
and was engaged In numerous business
and financial enterprises.
His wife, one son and two daughters
survive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
Hiram.

Memorial Day was observed at Pythiar
Hall. Henry w. Merrill presided and
served as marshal. The pupils and
teachers of the village school acted al
as escort, and made q fine appearance
also decorated the soldiers graves
Adrian Noble rendered Lincoln's Gettys
burg address in an impressive manner.
A poem entitled, The Unreturning Brave,
by Llewellyn A. Wadsworth, by the
chairman.
Rev. George c. Smith offered prayer.
Singing of the Star Spangled Banner, by
the choir, with piano music. A very
eloquent and patriotic address was given
by Rev. c. o. Mills, D. D., OF Portland,
recently . chaplain in the world war.
Benediction by Rev. Dwight A. Ball Of
Augusta. Veterans present, Dea. Emer-
son Kimball, Eli s. Weeman, Albert F.
Berry.
j. Everett Stuart, Q veteran OF the
civil war, is in very poor health. He
enlisted at the age Of II, and served In
the 18Th Maine Regiment four years, and
was not absent from duty day.
Lieut.. John w. Hubbard went to
Brownfield on Memorial day, being a
member of the Brownfield post, G. A. R..
Mrs. Eliz, j. Clemens is III at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ida Wads-
worth.
Mrs. Isabella Moul,on Is quite sick.
The heat reached 100 on June b, 101
on the 9th, 90 on the @ b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
North Buckfield.

EuDora Ashton of Brockton, Mass, Ia
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Herbert
Smith.
Mrs. Fred Skinner and three children
Of Waterford visited her daughter, Mrs.
Merle Jack, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Turner and Harlan
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Irving Barrows OF
South Paris were at G. B. Ksene's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerrish and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Briggs went to Augusta
oy auto Sunday.
P. c. Heald and family were In Bridg-
on recently.
Roger f. Clapp has arrived from over
seas at his home In Salem, Mass. he
las been with the ambulance corps for
Dearly two years.
Miss Olive Swallow of South Paris and
VIM. Swallow OF Sberbrooke, P. O.,
we're at Z. N. Holmes Wednesday.
The comedy drama, "The Corner
Store" will be presented BY members of
Mountain Grange at their hall June IL.
IL will be followed by dance, music By
Westgate's. The drama will be given at
East Hebron June Is.
Linwood Morse, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Morse, and Hattie Mason, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mason of Paris,
we're married at South Paris May 80
They have the best wishes Of many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Rowe and sons
Chester and Clyde have been visiting her
relatives IN Aroostook County.
G. n. Keene went to Lewiston Thurs
day to consult doctor.
Mrs. Caroline Sturtsvant 10 visiting
her daughter, Mrs. N. A. Warren.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10

Nat. Cannon and sister and Ad.
Cannon of Mechanic Falls were hero
Monday. Nat. Cannon was . dentist
hero when young man, and now lives
ct Fairhsven, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James DeCoster OF No
chanic Falls were here. with Mrs. Ada
Shaw Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Vaughn has been here ut
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Gardner.
N. E. Morrill, has been In Boston for
Q few days on business.
Mumps still continue to keep the
schools somewhat broken up.
Mrs. Kennard has given up her school,
and Mrs. Wilmington is finishing the
term for her.
Evening Star Lodge Of Masons has
been invited to South Paris Tuesday
night, June 10th.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Baptist
church met at the vestry Friday after
noon.
Dance at Buckfield village on Sstur-
day night. Music by Shaw's orchestra,
three pieces, of South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
North Waterford.

In the heavy thunder shower Wednes.
day afternoon, the lightning went into
Annie Bazslton's house on the telephone
wire, cutting the wire In small pieces,
and tore the shutoff into pieces, throw
ing all quite distance, and cut the wire
and shut-off in the house into pieces.
Mrs. Lois Littleield has returned
from Norway and is stopping with her
son, Jesse Littlefield.
Schools closed here Thursday, and
nearly all the scholars went to Water.
ford Friday.
Hazel Kimball IL visiting her aunt,
Mrs.. Geo. Hobsop.
Mrs. Mary Dresser remains very poorly.
The many friends we're saddeued to
hear Of the death of Professor Henry
Warren of New York, q former Water
ford boy and the owner of homo here,
whore be has spent bis summers with
his family.
Mrs. Fred Ray seems gaining 90 rides
out occasionally.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. q. Kilgore of An
dover are guests at Leslie Hobson's.