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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
Z CAsOs NUEVoS

Durante las iItimas "A horas, han ST.
do registrados en- San Juan ' sus po-
blados, { casos nueyos de Influenza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
COMMERCIAL

Nos informan los shores ]. Ruidiaz
y sobrlno, que han comprado las exis-
tencias que pertenecfan don Ramon
Infanz6n en- el aColmado Ares, de
santurce, haciendose cargo del capital
active. Deseamosles buenos negoclos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
MAT0 UN cABALLo

Aver Ell la pafada media de
Puerta de TERRA, el trolley No. %,
guiado por el motorista Juan Martinez,
Ne 15S. arrollo I'M cabaIlo que andaba
realengn por Ia via pdbIica. propiedad
de Pedro Guzman, quedando lnuerto
instantaneamelte
Sc DESEA alquilar en- Santurce
una casa c6moda de no menos de eua-
tro habitaciones.
Para informes diriiase al 2l1 Roio,
sanfurce. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12


En- las elecciOnes que Sc efectuaron
.en el mes de julio de mil novecientos
diez y siete, fuf electo Diputado por
Ponce, a la Camara de Representatives.
de Puerto Rico. No quiero nj debo
hablar de la labor que rendf en- aquel
alto cuerpo. No obstante, sin referirla
mi explicarla, ella, dicha labor, es ell
.dnico Fundamental que expongop en- la
postulaci6n que hago ahora, de mi nom
bre, como candidate a Representante
AT-LARGE, a la Camara Baja, en- las
.eleecienes que sc Hevaran a cabo en-
noViembre de este ailo
Hay muchos candidates. Entire ellos
luchar6 y con ellos, triunfante derro-
tado, sostendre animoso resuelto en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
FL Programa de un Re-
presentante

III cOnOcidO letrad0 Sr. Lastra Cha
rriez, Representante la Camara, sc
ha dirigido sus correligionarios V
amigos, en- la forma que expresa el
siguiente documento, del que uno de
los corresponsales de Ell IMPARCIAL
EN- la isla nos envfa copia, y damos a
conocer por creerlO de interes en- esta
epoca de campaila polftica. Dice asf:
"a LAS JUNTAS LOCALES DEL PAR
TIDO Y AL PALS UNIONISTA. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Entertained with MI,ecIlaneou. shower

Miss Willie Kate Mcador. whose cr.
gagcmcnt to Fred schmidt of Slatu1
wae announced last week wag the hon.
once az very delightful party given
last evening az the home of Mrs " q
Roney 1905 Pierce street hy Misses
Elizabeth Nixon. Ethel jackson AMI
Annie Mcdonald
cut flowers. 1onpuils and fern were
arranged about the rooms with pleasing
effect and IL was into this srUur o..
festi1ity that the honur,c marched. g.
the strains ~ wedding march PLAYED
hy Mrs W q. McSpaddcn. q was al,
"a delightful surprise Miss Mcadur move.
once suspcCiing tine oeasiUn b,ius
PLANNED In her honor The guests wcs,
given tea towels which they h,mmod
and marked with their initials during
the afternoon. and then q pretty rccip,
book was passed around. IN which cach
wrote faNoritc recipe. The most fun
~ all though. was the hridc.to.bc's o.
fetal initiation into the "iiuusckccpCrl
Cluh" q truly nerve wracking cXpr
r,.uyc Tor that young person. The end
Ing. however. was very delightful. fci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Services We'll Attended.

THE Haccalaurcaic services. conduct
81 yesterday az the First Baptist
church wtrc unusually well attended.
an available seating gpacc being takciL
And old Nature herself seemed wreath.
I'd in nmiics for the occasion for threat
cning clouds of the past few days had
completely Disappeared. and the sun
shunc down In all of his glory upon
IA" young people. the 1890 graduate.
80 they gathered ri the Annex Of the
Polk street Methodist church. prepare.
tory 10 their formal entrance at the
Opening ~ the services at the First
baptist church.
The main auditorium ~ the church
hgd been beautifully decorated by the
Adclphlan Society II the church assist.
cd hy the Junior class of the hlgh
rchoH Scarlet grraniums. various
kinds ~ poticd plants. palms and
fcrur were used with q truly delightful
rffr,, IN decorating the rostrum, while
hen, aud there huge baskets If yellow
sprirg roses. tied with tullc. carrying
uui the class culurf NJ white and vel
low, were arranged IN artistic manner
And as the young people entered. there
'ecmod 20 d q strange bond ~ rlatiun'
ahip between the springtimc effect oh.
t1iHcd by the fulral decorations, aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
NQ5IEHfh
RUTH J. MEYER

iailon:
Aid in the establishment 81 moro hu
incss and technical libraries:
Maintain clearing housc 81 infnr.
nation go that the experience uf libra
rians everywhere may be available to
all.
Establish libraries on vessels 81 tho
American merchant marine. in coast
guard stations and lighthouses.
AID In the production 81 NOR, books
for the blind in the new uniform TYPE;
Continue 20 supply books Co cN-s'.'
,icc men who formed the habit of read
ing and studying during N, war anu
who are not served hy loOal libraries.
Assist in the maintenance 81 Euro
p,an headquarters Tor the information u
exchange ~ library information. AMI
finally.
Garry on q sustained program ~ cd1.
cation that will result IN an increased
recognition ~ the value 81 library SER
vice In adult ana Juvenile ,durati0n.
and make the library more potent
factor In the life ~ every community.
To- make the provisions &C this ptH'
gram possible 10 viii bc necessary 90
rairc a fund II $1,000 ooo There will
b. No. intensive drive and there viii h'
no. annual appeal Cor funds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Piano -snownnkcs Rocllingi Mrs
bridges
ptano-Cavotte and Musctta Drcy
hookl Mrs. Mcspaddcn.
Noic,-faith In Spring schubert
lthl,iv Patterson.
Piano Duot--llumorcsquc dDyorakl
Nirr Miller and Mrs. Myers.
Voice MacuFhla Macmurroughl. Mr.
smith
fiano-Sonaia In q opug 10 No.
beethoven Milliccn, l.ahm.
Noicc-My Heart Hath a Song wood
vardl Alto Blanton.
Piano Duci-Capflcc NVachp Mrs
NcSp5ddon and Mrs MYERS.
Mir Gertrude Lcyndcs will present d
runhcr ~ her piano pupils in rcriin
next Monday evening. May 81 Thcs
fvi'alf are open to tho public and
cuidiAl invitation II extended o. all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Itt Nuau@s
Tn the hill and OVER the moor
The roads lead ever on;
Here one masses the cotter's door,
And one through the valley has gone
one takes us by the placid lakes
Across the verdani lea;
Another over the upland brakes
To the shores Of the morning sea.
rainthcart may travel the broad hish'
way
Where crowds are surging by;
While the pilgrim watches the tlighi oil
day
From a lonely path and high.
Where sunset kisses the crag To rose
And the eagle circles wide
Ear into the desert faint iran 50 =
Where silence aud death abide.
A roads that bcckon eager feet,
The lure Of the open trail
The tang 81 ninc'sccntod AR Is sweet
To one who may spurn the vale.
10. some may follow the ways that lc'i
To heights where the tempest blows
And others may go where ilowcry mead
Invites 20 soft reposc.
Hut whercsoc'cr the feet may roam
No matter what the quest;
The way that leads the wandcrcr nom,
Of al the roads il best.
Catherine Nunlcy Kerr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

The students recital 90 which the
piano wis az Mr. Lila Austin Myers
and the Vo,ll students oi Emil l.
Myers appeared last evening in the
studio rooms oi the Amarillo Colicgr 10
Mu.lc proved q very enjoyable aftair.
and was unurually well attended. Each
number upon the varied program was
-sWfmly rendered and besides bctrav'
inr the talent of each individual plainly
berpok, of plcudid training Tho pm
gram was carried out as follows;
piano-i}uy Scout. Little Sailor lkrcu'
gcrl. Mary Anne Cullum
Voice Smilin' Through Vcuui A.
pha McKcnslc.
Piano-Fur lfso Beethoven, Simon
Lumpkin.
Voic,-Rure Of Ny Heart d.oh~,
Graycc KnorpP
Piano Mnu,, ,schubcru Robbie H.
land.
Piano-watchmau; Ellcntanz ,GrctS'
Graycc knorup
Piano-Iialho d.acA Evelyn Picker
ell
volo,.-I Love You Truly HonD a.
Chumlcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

when the hlindfuld was removed from
her cycH she h,hrld clothcslinc
rtrctchcd across the roun. ana ON thi,
wa huiir the many lovely gifts ten
drrol hythc friends gathered about her.
Aitor t1ch had been duty admired rhc
was toid 60 "bfing the clothes IN from
the line" with which request she dutl.
iully complied
The later part of the evening was d..
voted o. dancing. and delicious -.
irfhmcnt course was served by the
hort~Fes Among those who parilci.
p.t,d w the EVENING" enjoyment were
M.u No1dnr. Mechanics win benton.
" q MoSpaddeu " W. Cox aud
NlasC. Lota Roberto Jessie Andrew
Nars1rt and Ruth Harrington. Mary
Sllli,lu. Blanche Davidson. Lot Garu.
SOW Mac Cusiarus Parks Griffith.
Lutte Hume, Eva Patching Stcll,
iiruuhill Roach Mclean aud Lucy
Cuttings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
The Enlarged Program.

The American Library Association
an organization forty.four years Old AMI
numbering four thousand active hhra'
rians IN It's membership. has launched
the Books for Everybody" fund for
the ENLARGED Program. II points 70
the time when books Will De freely a'-
ccssibie 20 every man. woman and child
In the United States.
The movement II constructive but the
association will not attempt "a tell the
pcople ~ America how 10 think or what
20 think. II viii urge the general cir
culation Of the truth through the me-
dium Of good books. In cooperation
with existing library agencies Il Will
Urge increased support for all lhr''
rics by the persistent use II educational
material IN all available publications:
Strive for n better citizenship hy
using the foreign language press ana
by other means 10 promote the rcading
II hooks about America;
Work for the extension 81 the county
library plan % every county In tn
United States. 81 that good books may
he easily available call Of the popu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Relieved ny sismIsn's
Wizard OIL

Hamiin's Wizard Oil l. a sinup,1
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds Used As
gArglc for sore throat il brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest h vii
bitten Loosen up hard. deep sezfed
rold in one night
How often sprains, bruises, euss
and burns occur in every family, a.
well as little troubles IKE earache,
toothaehe. cold sores, eankef cores,
stiff neck, and tired aching feet
Eoothing. healing Wizard OIL WIN a.
ways bring quick relief.
Get IL from druggists for 80 eerfa
III not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever 4 eonStipated or have sick
headachel sJust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink piils, g
eent& Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

bodice. tith itn sleeves cut In one with
Il. 81 fastened up the back with Tiny
gcoig tic-covored buttons dccorates the
tucker which like the cuffs and softly
fold,d rirdlc. II Of the gcorgettc
n touch Of color seems desirable
narrow collar Of c0iorcd EcorEc,te
might be dropped below the flat one
TINT outlines the neck an Ia thu sketch
and the cuffs reinforced by inside ones,
also ~ the colurcd gcorgcttc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

,be 20 graduates. FOR the girls IN their
nuffy frockr and the boys In their moro
rambler attire nccmcd the spirit 81
rpring. incarnatc; spring. the youth ..
the year. standing with eager feet "
Inc sweet morning Of life's day. j.
special ana very enjoyable music had
been arranged for the occassioh. oy w,
church choir. and beautiful voca'
number was rendered by Miss Eui'h
scewnii. -.
DR.. Virgins sermon was one that
vtl remain long In the hearts Of those
whb heard him. II was a woid OF
greeting praise for the work accom-.
nllshcd In the past and n steady HAND
pointing To- the promises Of the iuiure'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Nil Warren VIII again Teach In Tulii
schools

Miss BERTHE Warren returned Last
saturday morning 10 her home in Am'.
riilo. Miss Warren was one oi the
pleasing teachers In N" Tulia pudic
'rhool last year. and by her splendid
efficiency won MI our pcUplc ne ncr
friend She has accepted the .huol
work here FOR next wear her friends
will be- glad TO learn --Tulla Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
sion, OF Here.

W il paruv county agent ~
FlWl county. was in Amarillo ycstc,.
day on hia return irip from Tucwmcai
ana points On New Mexico. where he
has been on weeks hunting and fish.
iuE "trip Mr. Dirr'v reported that
crops IN the sr,uan Of the country
where ho has been visiting and IN biz
home county ar, looking good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Dizziness. vertigo. hllnd staegcrsl sal.
low complexion. natuicncc are symp
toms ~ q torpid liver No one can feel
well while the liver f. inactive If:g.
,iNi: IL a pow,ful ii.cr siimulani \
do1c or two vii cause NJ bilious symp.
tons 20 disappear sod 10y all DRUGGISTS
25t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

NEW YORK. MAY et--A crepe gvorg.
cite Il one uf the altogether 'atisiac'
tory drcsrrs to De- included in this SUM.
mcr's wardrobe. particularly II II =
madc simply and smarily rs this and
topped hy q smashing biz black straw
hat.
Tn straight. not too full skirt Is
evenly hung from handcau over a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

" g Cuwan. one of uur husti.ns
rrain DEALER was a business visitor ~
amarillo the FIRST Of the wock-Tulii
Herald.
l. u. Harrison II in Amarillo today
un businef -plalnVicw News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14

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N, -. -. -,
Tine Miriam RepeNah oase mem
perS engaged IN surprise party on
one OF their Ihei'1oeFS' an evening A%o.
MIS-. Verne norton ana he'n 'ie ANA
81 MIS- 'onH Mason MONS ~ 9ou -
M"sou" avenue H9 TNe"o = Nu9
20 q great measure 81 aPpFee4atloA On
the part OF members % Mrs Morton
VINO served the organisation - thet
49, - -.,.stu 49, ~. ,a,rs
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- -, ~ 1.tsit l. MS
sfoinex Ia ana expected home within
,ts rext teu- savs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14

fen and Robert Evans who issues an
tnvitation To the general public to
participate in the games. Admission
may De gained at the door
LAtue Dobbie Hale son Of Dr. and
Mrs Hale of Beacon street. has IN in
disposition which is keeping nim IN
doors these days.
THE Beacons tere entertained Mon
NAV evening at the home OF Nrs. C.. C.
Sheldon ia Beacon street and Mrs. II
H. Biediuger was assistant. Al was
tAe annual "Aentiemens affair and
with the thirteen members and their
husbands and occasional guests. the
covers numbered over twenty SIS and
4 banquet luncheon was served late i'm
Tire @vering. Five hundred WIS The
diversion Of the cartier evening and
very pleasant time INDUCED in.
Those present were, Mr. and Mira ~
W Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. red Buse. Mr..
and Mrs william Meade M. ami Mrs.
Richard Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Nor
ris AIR ana Mrs. Harry Ackroyd. Mt.
and Mrs. Ell X Groves Mr. and Mrs.
George Ohlmstead. Mrs. John Hartman
and daughter Miss Mabel. MIR. and
Mrs e w Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T.. Allen of Indiana Harber.
In response to tine invitation ex-
tended TO members of the East Chicago
order Of Eastern stars by their sister
order Lady Garfield at South. ChiCa-
20. the Mesdames T . Williams
clyde Spencer. Tom Thomas, James
Clements and F'rick Dickson attended,
and reported q very enjoyable even
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14

her arm near the elbow. as she step
ped from the outer walk OF her home
and slipped on the icy pavement. An
INLAY picture was taken at st. Mar
saFets hospital and the arm set ac-
cording % the disclosure of the loca-
ton Of trouble Miss Collins is at
present remaining At her home owing
70 their being much Illness in the
FAMILY but previously was employed
p the Federal bakery in Chicago ave-
MIS- Wl4llatn X Doobie 81 Grape
vine street mas contracted the mumps
ana quite III with the malady Her
h'other' MRS. william Collins. who has
net oeen very we'll herself y late is
az present assisting n her care
Mrs, Frederick w Sauer of Fir
street has returned from a visit to her
home AZ Pontiac. Mich and bring
ing back her father With her, Mfr Rot
erts. who win remain indefinitely
An members of the Indiana Harhor
Chapter OF Eastern Stars are most
urgently requested to be present At
the meeting this evening when install
iation Of officers will take place and
candidates admitted TO tbs ordeF.
Chapters from adjacent towns are ex-
pected 10 be in attendance
The n = En,hrosder,- cl,,h v-tli
meet tonorro.v eveninp Win Mr.
william Evans IN Etr street sns hold
one ~ thar nsnal nlaasant sasefors
The NJ 4 Girls yitl yfsit ina bor,A
r. 90 ~ .bafr rAeent1,, -rad4sa V,,a,,,
hers Miss EtheI Fisher that wss /,
Becker street Hammond. Monday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14
1utn City
Neus Notes
VEE BIRD WHO Has
SECONDED EVERY
ft0NyER VVAo EVGR
FuT cN@ q OVE


othee' "o"'n~--' : @i"" ~ "'"E' none
sd He$iaehce' +Sio Vte"'t 'e"ue'
FAone -l"'
~ a.. y.... ,,-.-. ,,s Mn. .,raat
- ~st,--rsd ,.-,,,, 9t,,,r5. INA where
i -. 80 s,,,,,,,,l.r,od e.,.aral ,5a>,s a.-o
owing 10 the death Of MIR Reese's etd-
cst bro Ser. John Reese. who was
Known in this community hy occasion
a. lists msae here. Nr and Mrs.
leose visited The homes or other rel-
dives ,ghile away and were gone TER
dsYs
rae-e viii be q meeting of the Am
srt,., Tepfor tomorrow evening AZ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14
What Happens?'

Y he retiring merchant who possesses a
"'oh-Lguess-II L10ait till they conae-ino
attitude towards the general public gets
badly fooled
Y They just don't come in.
q The merchant who puts his foot for
ward-who advertises bargains gets the
cream OF the trade. His store is prosper
Gus looking, his clerks are busy
. q Prosperity is his
Z u With a newspaper, whose circulation
covers the district every night at his COM
mand, the merchant who doesn't advertise
simply doesn't want business
q That's all there is to that.
" You can't get away from that fact
Go aOhere you UiH in Lake County
or IN any pert OF it. The Times
goes every night.
y The people in these days of high prices /
looking for bargains.
- That's What Happens
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-16
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGHAM

One hundred and twenty-seyen wo-
men of Bingham improved the OPP
portunity of casting their first ballot
last Monday.
Or. W. {. Rich, eye specialist, will
be in town Mosday Sept. 20, one week
for consultation, examination of the
ewes and fitting OF glasses Phone
for appointment. Office at Sidney
Goodrieh's.
w. ]. Owens and son Of Concord
and two brothers from Norridgewock
recently returned from a weeks out
ing with old friends in New Bruins
wick.
Mrs. A H Perley OF N. Yarmouth is
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. Benz.
Berry
Live poultry wanted. Harry Co
hen, Skowhegan. tf3O
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. f. Church
had pleasant meeting and picnic
dinner Wednesday Of last week with
Mrs Edwin Robinson OF Scion. The
dinner was much enjoyed especially
the hot baked beans furnished by
Mrs Robinson. Next Tuesday they
hold an all day meeting and picnic
dinner with Mrs. Gleason
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-16

made regular trips thru this section
and stopped at the hotel. was Isreal
r. Bray, the Wool King" of Frank
lin county He was a large man,
six feet and four inches in height and
weighed 275 pounds. He was said
to be the owner of 10000 sheep and
was reputed to have accumulated
mu wealth in the wool business.
In sharp comparison to this huge
parsonage were Tom Thumb and his
wife, who stopped at the hotel sew
eral times in the days when they
used to tour the country. Then, too,
there were the travelling shows with
brass bands, before the advent OF the
movies, which drew an admiring
crowd around the hotel. Times were
lively in the little village when the
circus came to town, but In all those
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-16

Mrs Ella N. Jewett will be at Rob
ert Woods next Wednesday anG
Thursday to receive patients.
Mrs Charles Fentiman is under the
care of a trained nurse. Mrs. Fen
timan suffers greatly. The several
operations she has undergone during
the past few years have failed to bring
relief.
Mrs Olive Hilton and Mrs. Clara
Bray have returned from a week spent
at Lakewood.
Five Bingham girls are attending
Pennington Normal school: Hazel
Steward Velma Rollins, Bertha Robin
son. Emma Robinson and Althea Rob
inson.
There was large attendance at the
September meeting of the Sunshine
Society at the home of Mrs b. +.
Adams. Delicious refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Florence Owens, the second
Thursday In October.
Mrs. Chas. Baker went to Water
Vile one day recently. Her daugh-
ter Beatrice who has been at the
Ddt mel IlOltl lulS bulllutl liltL ueI
there and they returned together.
Mrs. John Piper was in town Sat-
urday the guest of Mrs f. W. Preble.
Erwin Miller enjoyed a week with
his friend Clifton Brown at Pleasant
Pond.
Mrs. Edwin Small spent a week re-
Gently with a sister in Jackman.
j. b. McKenney left town last week
for Jackman where he is in the lum-
Der business with his father. They
intend to have about ten million feet
of lumber cut this winter.
Alton Robinson has purchased the
ice cream and confectionery business
of Venard l. Pierce north of the Post
office
Frank S. Hunnewell has been fort
innate in securing Mrs. Annie Martin
to cook in his restaurant.
stalk of corn in Dan Hollis gar
den measured ten and one-half feet,
with one ear of corn upon 1t seven
feet from the ground. Mr.. Holt also
raised a squash that weighed fifty
four pounds,