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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

En- la n0che del sabado tltimo las
diez media, desarroll6se frente al
Teatro Municipal de San Juan un san
griento suceSo en- ell que fueron pro-
tagonistas dos conocidos caballeros de
esta capital. Don Teodoro Santiago
agente de Rentas Internas, disparo cua.
tro tiros de revolver contra don Ma
nuel Carvajal, hiriendole gravemente
en- el hombro derecho. De las cuatro
balas disparadas por el agresor, solo
una hizo blanco, alojandosc en- la re-
gi0n del hombro derecho.
AL oirse las detonaciones de las ba-
las numeroso publico Sc aglomer6 en-
el sitio del suceso, y casi toda la gen.
te que estaba en- Ell interior del Teatro
salio afuera yer 10 que ocurria.
Ell agresor fue arrestado conduct
tlo ante ell fiscal Diaz Conazo, quien lie
selalo $1,000 de fianza por su libertad
provisional
Don Manuel Carvajal, ell herido. que
es unO de los mas conocidos comcrcian.
tes y hombres de negocios dc esta pla
"a, fue conducido la Sala de Soco-
rros de San Juan, en- donde fue asis-
tido por el practicante sefior Claudio.
ALI Sc lie practicaron las primeras Gu
racioncs, peSo no Sc ha podido extraer
la bala, que penetro por ell hombro de-
rechO. Ell doctor Dobal ha manifesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
(De nuestrO cOrresponsal en- la Habana

Grandiosas festas Sc preparan en- as
ia ctudad para celebrar en- ell mes de
Noviembre, Ell cuarto centenario de la
fundaci6n de la Habana.
A la reunion que ha celebrado ell Club
Rotario de la Habana para celebrar el
cuarto centenario del nacimiento de
la Capital de la Rep1blica, ha assist
do un numero extraordinario de miem.
bros de esa institution asi como repre-
sentaciones de diversas colectividades:
Ali estaban los Presidentes del "Ha-
vana Yacht Club; 'Autom6vil Club /;
f'Vedado Tennis Club; Union Club,
Association de Dependencies; Centre
castellano; Centre Balear; Association
Canaria; Camara Espafiola de Conner
clio; Camara Francesa; Centre Astu-
riano; Centre Gallego; Centre Catalan;
Centre Andaluz.
Lo mas trascendental del programa
es Ell Congreso Eucaristico. Los cat6li-
cos de esta ciudad proyectan festejos
csplendidoss de extraordinaria impor-
tancia, Ell 16 de Noviembre, dia de San
Crist6bal, patrono de la Habana, que
sera memorable en- los anales del cato
hcismo.
La ciudad presentara una ilumina-
cion artistica con grandes originates
efectos de luces, en- ell htoral.
En- el primer dia una Gran Cabalga-
ia Historical recorrera ell primitive
asiento de la ciudad. En- esta Cabalga-
Ia, que sera de riguroso caracter his
torico, estaran Representatives todos los
personajes mas importantes del periodic
del descubrimiento, con su obligado
accomplishments de soldados, indios,
gente del pueblo, ETC., etc.
En- el lugar sefalado como asiento
de la primitiva Habana, Sc construi-
ran chozas y plazas de estilo Sibcney
y Sc reproduciran con toda exactitud
possible la vida y costumbres de los pri
mitivos pobladores.
Segundo dia: Inauguration de las
Exposiciones Historicas de la vida Gu
bana.
Tercer dia: Inauguration del Concur
so Hfpico Nacional. Horse Show.
Cuarto dia: Session solemne EN- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Ell PUENTE DE
TRUJILLO ALTO
Importante Subasta.

Tuyo efecto en- las oficinas del
Departamento de Interior la SUI
basta para la construction de las
obras de un puente sobre ell rio
"Grande de Lola, la entrada
del pueblo de Trujillo Alto.
Las proposiciones recibidas
fueron las siguientes:
Felix Benftez Rexach, $16,159.-
62; Adolfo Lopez Y Miguel Benz
tez, $17,OS2.92; NJ. A. Saldaila,
$1S, 1854; Rafael Nevares, $19,-
291.O2; Trinidad Vigo Torres,
$19,955.37.
La junta de subasta estudiara
estas proposiciones y presentara
su recommendation oportunamen-
te al Comisionado.
Ell presupuesto de administra-
cion es de $H,776.12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
CARTA ALBERTA
Juncos, P. r., mayo 0, 1919.
SciiOrcs Legislatures,
Con Tuou

SenOres Legislatures,
San Juan.
acknowledgements habeis leido cn EEL
MUNDO, la opinion de don Fran
cisco Vincenty, Pres. de la Asocieci6n
dc Maestros de P. r. Y ex-Supervisor
dc Escuelas desde hace dos afioS.
En- ella le da comprender Ell esta-
do econ0mico y social actualmente del
maestro puertorriquefo, que Sc ali
menta y vive en- rm ambiente mas bajo
que ell exigido por su sagrada profe-
sion. GPor que. iEs responsible este
funcionario de su miserrima situaci6n? ?
No, y mil veces no, sefiores Legislado-
res. La culpa no es de 6l y ST de aque-
los que en- representation del pueblo
NADIA o muy POGO hacen por mejorar su
condici6n. sr
Hace POGO tuvimos Ell alto honor de
tener como huespedes, promjnentes hon.
gbres del gobierno americana.
GQue fin perseguis con traer a esta
isla tan altos funcionarios? jNo te-
neis vosotros aqui en- Puerto Rico, pa
ra con nosotros, los mismos derechos y
poderes q. ellos para los de los Estados
Unidos de America? Meditad pen
sad al razonar convendr6is con no.
sotroS.
Habeis pedido con dignidad, honor,
honradez, y franqueza mejores condi-
clones de gobierno para nuestra bella
slita. Habeis hablado con entereza de
caracter ponieendoos> la altura de los
hombres mas prominentes del mundo.
GHab6is cometido algtn delito con
vuestras mobiles manifestations? mo
han saido admirados los Congrcsistas
del adelanto de Puerto Rico especial
principalmente de la cultura del pue-
bio borincano7
Demostrado palpablemente esta, que
la cultura de un pueblo es obra extra
Y cxclusivamente de los maestros, que
en- temprana edad empiezan preparar
la nifiez, hombres del mafiana y futuroS
Legislatures como vosotros.
iNo pedis mejor forma dc gobicrno?;
pucS nosotroS, los maestroS de Puerto
Rico, pcdimos dc vosotros mejores con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

5. Poesia recitada por la Srta. Ca
bina Contrcras.
6. Pocsia recitada por la nina Ana
Ines Gonzalez.
Segunda Parte.
1. Discurso por ell p. NJ P. Manuel
Gaetan Barbosa.
2. Poesia recitada por la nina Con-
cepci6n Gonzalez.
8. Poesia recitada por la Srta. Mer-
cedes Castro, M. N. G. de la Camara
de Ruth, "Flor de NOAH.
A. Soneto recitado por la nina Nee
tar Santana.
5. Comisiones.
6. clausura, por Ell P. N. p Pedro c.
Timothee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
NUESTRO LENA

Cumplir honradamentc, cobrar 10 jus
to; trabajos perfectos Y acabados, antun-
ciarnos de una manera honesta y dar
Ell trato cortes que todo parroquiano
mercce.
M. vazquez Diaz no es un advenedizo
en- mecanica; es el unico con certifca-
dos recientes y de diez afios atras dc
escuelas mecanicas de los Estados Uni
dos. Sanchez Morales & Co. daran 70
de los muchos amos que dicho scfior
fue su tinico mecanico.
ROMEU & co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Ell SENIOR vIcE-coNsUL DEL BRA
SILL

Ell senior waldcmas e. Lee, vice-C6n-
sui del Brasil nos da las gracias. en-
atenta carta, nombre del Captain,
oficiales y tripulantes del vapor LEO
poldina'', por las atenciones de la prem
sa durante la permanencia del barco
'en nucstro puerto.
Ademas cumplimos con gusto ell en-
cargo que nos hace ell sefior Lee, de sa
ludar en- nombre del captain senior Sou
"a, los amigos de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LOGIA TANAMA

La Logia Tanama. ha celcbrado
interesantcs actos de iniciaciones
de los caballeros Jose s. Garcia, Car
los M. Aguiar, Sergio Seijo, Jose Rodri-
guez Tornado, Jose D. Gomez, A. Ra-
mircz Ferrcira, Jose Alum, Jose M. Her.
nandcz y Narciso Scrrano.
Ell orador dc la Logia senior Min y
cl Venerable Maestro senior Andres Gan
dia, pronunciation clocuentes discursos
en- honor dc los iniciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Una boda distinguida

La noche del veinte del actual ten
dra efecto la boda dc la muy distin-
guida y bella senorita Maria Amelia
Pasarell con ell cultisimo caballero Mr..
Harold Staniels Graham.
FL acto, que resultara seguramente
'tuosisimo, dadas las muchas simpa-
tias que disfrutan los novios en- nues-
trcs circulos sociales, Sc celebrara en-
la Iglesia Cathedral, verifcandose des-
pues la reception en- ell hogar de los
padres de la novia.
Enviamos por anticipate a los no.
vios nuestra cordial felicitacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
NOTICIAS NTERESANTES.
Ell EMPRESTITo DE PONCE

Aver recibimos cl tclegrama siguicn-
te:
lei MUNDO".
San Juan.
Ponce, satisfecho por haber contri-
buido al emprestito de la Victoria,
con mayor cantidad que la asignada.
$241, 900 lie corrspondia ha suscrito
hasta las tres de la tarde $295,OOO
Espcro ccnseguir algo mas, su pro-
ceder debe servir dc cstimulo a las
dcmas poblaciones dc nucstra isla.
r. RIVERA ESBRI.
Alcalde de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Don Luis Toro embarca
LA HUELGA CoNTINUA SIN SoLU
CION

FL microbes embarca para los Esta-
dos Unidos el distinguido caballero Sc
nor don Luis Toro, presidente dc la
Porto Rican American Tobacco Co. -,
quien desde hace dos meses habia ne-
gado de New York para ocuparse de
los asuntos relacionados con la huelga
dc tabaqueros, conficto social que tan
to preocupa la opinion publica de
nucstro pals.
Deseamos al seiior Toro un feliz via
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

segiin nos hemos informado, las con-
ferencias que Sc venian celebrando en-
tire las parties interesadas para llegar
a la solucion de la huelga no han dado
hasta la fecha ningdn resultado. por
10 cual han sido dcfinitivamente sus-
pendidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LA VIDA EN- Ell PUERTO
INFCRMES DE LA ADUANA. LIE
GADAS A SAN JUAN

Ell vapor "Santo Domingo, con
carga de Macoris
El "Montevideo'' con carga dc San
ia Cruz de Tenerife.
La goleta "Maplefield con carga
para Kingston, Jamaica.
SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN:
La Virginia, con carga para st.
Thomas.
La "Edwina'' (a) Divina, salio con
ron para Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
PENuELAs soBRE PAsA su Quota

Nuestro agente de Penuelas nos tras-
mite por TELEGRAPH la satisfactoria no.
ticia de que dicha poblacion, no sola-
mente ha respondido al namamiento
patriotico cubriendo la Quota que lie
fue asignada en- Ell Emprestito de la
Victoria, sino que la ha excedido en-
$11.S5O.
Felicitamos Pefiuelas y damos las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
UNA CASA DE SAN JUAN Sc sUS-
CRIBE CON $4,000 PARA Ell EN-
sPRESTITO DE LA VICTORIA

Los scfiores - Ochoa & Hno.', muy
acreditada casa de comercio do San
Juan, Sc han suscrito con $4,000 para
el "Emprestito de la Victoria.
Es esta una valiosisima contribution
para ayudar cubrir la Quota del EN-
prestito asignada a Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
FUEGo EN- MAYAGUEz

Nuestro corresponsal nos comunic6
cl sibado ell telegrama siguiente:
lei MUNDo".
San Juan, p. +.
En cstos momcntos csta bajo las la
mas el cstablecimiento comercial dc
los hcrmanos Bcrmudez.
BUsoUETs,
(CorresponsaD.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
FENoMENo EN- MAYAGUEz

Aver recibimos el telegrama siguien-
tc:
lei MUNDO".
San Juan.
Enorme gentio concurre cxhibici0n
caballo dc dos patas. Parece un dra-
g6n.
CORRESPONSAI,D
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LIcDo. LUIS sAMALEA IGLEsIAs

Los reportcres de San Juan han acor-
dado-por unal Nuidad-nombrar don
Luis Samalea Iglcsias Consultor Ju-
ridico de la Association de Reporters
dc Puerto Rico Una comisi6n ira a
visitarle su bufete lie anunciara Ell
nombramiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
DON LUIS RUBERT REGREsA

Procedcnte do Barcelona, sc cncuen-
ira nuevamentc en- San Juan, el como
cido capitalista y caballero don Luis
Rubert, al que saludamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
DoNA TRINA LoUBRIEL
DE GAMING

Ell microbes embarcara para los Es-
tados Unidos, en- viaje dc recreo. esta
distinguida sonora.
Deseamos la valera, que tan dis
tingrida es en- nuestros centros socia-
les, un gratisimo viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Programs
PRIMERA PARTE.

PRIMERA PARTE.
1. oraci6n por ell d. G.
2. Himno de aperture por todos los
hermanos.
8. significaci6n del motive de nues-
ira fiesta de gracias por Ell M. de @.
4. Discourse del N. g. Candido Alva-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LA LoGIA "ANToRcHA"
DE SAN JUAN.

DamOs gracias pOr la atenta invita-
ci6n que hemos recibido para la cele-
braci6n de una "tenida blanca con
motive de. la fiesta de Acci6n de Gra-
cia que tuvo lugar aver domingo en-
el local de la Logia, Cruz No. 1s.
La fiesta Sc celebr6 con arreglo al
siguiente programa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

(Corresponsal).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Alcalde de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

coRREsPoNsAL"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
HINSDALE, N. H.
Death of Mrs. NJ. L. Barrows.

MIS-. Maria L. (Walkerl Barrows, 90,
died Monday at the home Of her son-in-
law, Frederick :. Leonard She had been
in her usual health until within few
weeks, when She gradually weakened I'M
It'll the end
Mrs. Barrows was born in Lewis. N
y, June 50. 1898, one OF nine children
Of Samuel and Wealtheon Buck Walker
She was Of Revolutionary ancestry, her
grandfather, James Walker, having been
an ensign in that war He also was mas
ter builder OF the historic church in Rock
ingham, Vt.
During her young womanhood Mrs Bar
rows lived in Brattleboro, moving to Hins-
dale in 1852 I'm 1856 she was married To-
Warren ) Barrows, one of Hinsdale' )
most prominent and highly esteemed citi-
zcns. he was Tor many years station
agent and at the time OF his death, in
1888. held the position Of postmaster For
Il years he was member of the board
Of selectmen and for Is years was the
efficient chairman. Many estates were
entrusted to his charge for settlement
Mrs Bafr1wS was member of what
was probably the FIRST literary society in
llillSudiNs WHICH ItlI ltS meetings III kHe
upper story OF the Universalist church.
This organization met tor mutual improve
ment and did some ,reditable dramatical
work While in Hrattleboro Mrs. Bar.
rows became a member OF the Universal
ist church at the time when services
were held in the chapel and has retained
her membership there since With her
sisters she was member of its choir and
later sang in the local Unwcrsalst church
OF which she has long been a regular at
tendant Mrs. Bar9w.s was the last
member of what Hinsdale web remembers
as the quartet of girls composed o.
Mrs Julia H. Jones. Mrs Emily II rs
ten, Mrs Julia A. Fay. and Mrs Maria
W. Bauows Mrs Barrows leaves two
! daughters, Miss Adela VI. Barrows. IIins
dale's efficient postmaster for many years
and AIRS + s. Leonard. also of this town
The funeral will be held at the home
Thursday afternoon at 100, Rev G. f
! AIclntyra officiating. and the burial vii
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
BROOKLINE.

Ray Marsh killed a woodchuck sat
urday.
Mrs. Hazel Adams spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Pot
vine.
Mrs. Don Beneville spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
\. Austin
Mrs Adam johnson visited her
daughter, Mrs, John Walker, last week
in Ashuelot.
+. H. Wellington and daughter, Alice
spent Saturday in Brattleboro with his
cousin, Mrs Edna Townshend
Mr. and Mrs. George OSsood spent
Sunday in Wardsboro with Mrs. o.
good 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Lowe.
Raymond Rumrill. who lives with NJ
". Lawrence. was operated upon last
week at the Rockingham hospital in
Bellows Falls
! Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Lawrence OF
Grafton spent Saturday at A. c. Well
man ; taking Miss Lawrence home with
them for a much-needed rest Mrs
Frank Lowe is substituting for Miss
Lawrence in the school
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12

New England dairy breeders, and es
pecialiy those who are interested in the
Iol>tein- Fricsian breed have occasion
to feel proud of the recent performance
Of Rag Apple Aaggie Colantha 233S00,
a senior 4-yr.-old Holstein cow owned
by p. W. Field Farm company, OF Mon
tcllo, Mass The picture presented here
with is from "A photo taken after IS
days of official testing, and Mr.. Still
well, under whose care this great COW
has made such splendid record says
that her physical condition was as
near perfect rs possible even though
She had made the wonderful record of
41.24 lbs batter from ISL lbs. milk
in days, and l63.dS lbs. butter from
| 2,S52.5 lbs. milk in 80 days. Rag APP
| pie Aaggic Colauiha is still ploduc-
! ing around 100 lbs Of milk a day and
considerably over + lbs fat daily, and
! will be continued in test for ut least go
| days Her appetite and digestive abil-
| lily have been fine. During her test
the grain ration amounted to about
- HIS per day
Rag Apple Maggie Colantha gave 81
1 quarts of milk in her best day, and
maintained an average Of over 4G
quarts per day for the whole 80 DAYS
the total production amounting TO l.
$50 quarts The 30-dav butter record
/ gives Rag Apple Aaggie Colantha see
ond place on the list Of high producers
in her class, Ormsby Jane SegiS Aag-
gle, The famous twice 40-lb cow owned
up 10 the time OF her death BY Pine
Grove farms, Elma, NY. being tho
leader in the senior year class Rag
Apple Aaggie Colantha rs a 3-ycar Old
has n record OF 3471 his butter from
;, 40S.30 lbs. milk in 80 days, and .iudg
ing from the report received from thu
owners She IS jus; the kind of COW
likely to come back at next freshen
ing with a 50-lh. record She is nat
uraily a high testing COW and heavy
miller as well. IN extremely dcsirabl,
combination, attractive to al dairy
cattle breeders She weighs about 1.
600 lbs. Her sire is DRtchland Sn
Pontiac Rag Apple 1922 (34 AFRO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
LONDONDERRY

E Calvin was in Burlington last
weell.
Williams Brothers began cutting lee
Moody
Judge A. i. Waite is in Brattlcboro
tais week ia attend court
Mrs, landman of Jacksonville il visit
mg her daughter, Mrs f. \. Wilder.
\ Valentine party will be held at the
church this week "Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. a G. Gibson OF Rutland
ar visiting his sister, Mr. T 4. Curtis
AIi. and Mrs Henry Lake Of Grafton
visited his mother at g. L. PARKER
sun lay
Malcolm Barney has job in cream
e't in Sheiburne and expects to move
there this week
Fed Brown was i'll last week. Mrs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12

daughters, 10 AR. sonsf, a full broth
or 10 Pontiac Clothldc DeKol ID (31.2II
his butter III days. 25,3iS lbs milk
I,27l.60 lbs. butter in one year,. one
1T the most famous COWS of the breed
ana The first COW 10 make three 7day
Eutter records each exceeding 80 lbs.
The dam of Rag Apple Aageic Col,
antha is Dutchland Colantha Aaggie
Cornucopia ll0l76, whose record for
DAYS is 676.40 lbs milk, BAG lbs but.
ter; 80 days. 2.763.60 lbs. milk, 1854
lbs. butter; SO days, 5,279.30 lis milk,
232.7d lbs. butter. The latter is q
daughter of the great century sire, Col
antha Johanna Lad I'D daughters with
7-day butter records from 30 to IS
lbs. and 2S with milk records from
coo to 80 lbs.) whose list of high
milking daughters for short-timc test
overtops that of any other bull in the
world. The maternal erandam of Rag
Apple Aaggie Colantha is Aaggie Corn
ueop.a of Dutehland. n 30-lb. COW with
a 7-day record of COL. 80 les. while her
dam is the noted Aaggie Cornueopia
| Pauline with a 7-day butter record of
3432 his. aud a 30-dav record of 49,
lbs Aaggie Cornucopia Pauline has
: granddaughter with yearly record
Of @t.034 lbs. milk, 200 lbs butter,
Wide a great granddaughter held the
! world : record for yearly production
1 Oh 80 lbs) until lilly Aleartra re-
Gently took the honor away from her
/ She Is the only cow in the world with
/ two 30lb daughters each having 30
/ h. daughters, and three sons each hay-
inc 3ult daughters
! When Rag Apple Aaggic Colanth4
made her swear old record She com
p!etcd the first and only set of four
generations Of 30-lb cove, in direct
I Inc ia the world Her last calf by
King Ormsby Jane Rag Apple, the
$4,000 bull is fac individual, and
Some very Gathering offers have been
received for her 2-vear-old son, by Col
an ha johanna Lad. She is owned and
was lred and developed by he ID w
Field Farm company. IN whose herd
are many other fine animals with good
pros poets for similar honors.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
WESTMINSTER
Death Of S. c. Rideout.

Death Of s. G. Rideout.
sumner G. Eideout ~, died Feb. 6, az
Ter months Of suffering lie was a son. Of
Charles : and Mary hEian) Rideout. BE
sides his wift, WHO wal Miss Sadie IFamil-
non OF West Brattlelb bro and son, Cor
don. he leaves mot Ter and sister, Mrs
Theron Turner OF Weston: During his i'll
ness Of nearly a year and halt the hest
medical advice in New England had been
consulted Funeral services were held at
the home Saturday morning at 1915
o'clock, Rev. 4 F. b. Ward, former pas
tor of The Westminster congregational
church and now pastor of a church IN
Wcstport, Mass, oiieiated The burial
took place in the family lot at Pine iii
cemetery The bcreaved mother and 81,
ter returned to them hdmc in Weston
Saturday afternoon. Tue relatives pres
em from out oi town we've Mr. and Mrs
George FAIR 81 BoldwinsViile, Mass, ano
A.r and Mrs Edwin Ray Of Gardner
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12

Mass Mrs William .laqueth aud son,
Irving. OF Weston, Mr. and Mrs. { NJ
Hamilton and son. Morrill,. Of Nest Brat
t!ehorn, vi. and Mrs. Theron Tuner aud
Mn, Mary Rideout O Weston.
Tie kun IIattin. homes are clatn g lee
from the ne pond
Mrs T. 4 Pierce is in at her home,
suffering with pleurisy
Z T Wright was in Springfield (Nt1
q. bue ness Monday
Lynn Lawrence heard It robin near his
home one morning recently
Wcstmmster Grange viii hold another
dance at the town hall Feb. 10.
Mrs Dana Icnnison is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Nicolas Feiong, in Below.
FAILS
Tie Mems club will meet tins week
~ day evening The speaker viii he c
II rpoor"i. OF Norwich university.
Mrs, Arthur Arnold entertained the fol
lowing women from Bellows Falls Frida,
afternoon: Aits. u. g. Page, Miss Maudt
FIapgood, Miss Nellie Dean.
There was a basketball game Friday
/ evening at the kutn Hattin home between
the Westminster West team and tSaxton,
/ River team. the score resulting % to y
III idvor OF SaXtous River
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
Charles w. Stafford.

Charles Watson Stafford 81, died at his
home on the Brattlehoro road Monday
morning al 1880 O'clock. the cause of his
death being pneumonia AIR Stafford was
i'll but a short while, having worked ev-
cry day until within the last week
Charles W. Stafford was born in Ches-
ter6eld. y H., june ., 1854, son OF
Watson and Catherine Stafford. He was
married Oct II, 1889, to Alma Britton,
who died July /, 1917
Mr. Stafford was an excellent machinist
and had been employed By the Jason Il.
Holman Machine shop on Canal street
since coming to this town to live 10 years
ago. lie will be missed there greatly
He leaves three brothers, Leavett w,
and Frank L. OF Keene, and Elton A. OF
Spofford.
The funeral viii be. held Wednesday
afternoon at l.30 at the home Rev c.
+ McIntire officiating and the burial will
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
TOWNSHEND.

.loe Palmer has received his discharge
and came home Friday.
Three eases of influenza have been
reported in the north part of the town,
Edwin Parker has returned to Mount
lfemon after a few days stay at home
u. X. Zeller and Mrs. NJ f. Zeller of
Grafton recently visited their cousin
Mrs. II. H. Chamberlin
The Hadassah League will meet in
the Baptist vestry Friday, Feb. II, at
10 o clock for regular meeting.
Miss Mildred Palmer, who has been
having influenza, was obliged to give
MP her school in Bloomfield (Vt.}. She
does not expect to return there.