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Ell sR. GIoRGETI, Sc DIsPoNE RE
NUNcIAR AL coNTRATo
continuation de la IA. pagina)

la pronta e Immediate ejecuci6n de las
obras del emprestito, que tan necesa-
ria es para dar cumplimiento al pro
grama que ofreci6 al electorado Ell
Partido Unionista, ahora en- Ell poder.
A la consideration del Concejo de
Administrator ha sido sometida La de
cision del senior Giorgetti y Sc espe.
ra que, con este motive, Sc decrete Ia
efectuaci6n de una nueva subasta.
Es muy possible que, principles de
la semana entrantc Sc resueIva el asun
to de las renuncias de los seao IS Ira
vieso y Rivera Fstrer.
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BONAR LAW RESPONDE
UNA INTERPOLATION

LoNDRES, abril 20, Omitted Press)
Ell jefe del gobierno sefior Bonar
Law, quien como Sc sabe no puede ha-
Ger uso aun de la palabra debido a la
dolencia que sufre en- la garganta ha
leido esta tarde en- la Camara de los
Comunes la respuesta a la Interpolation
de los laboristas contra la proyectada
vista de los Reyes britanicos al Sumo
Pontifce.
Bonar Law ha declarado que como
quiera que en- ell Imperio britanico hay
un nulnero abrumador de catolicos ro-
1nanos, es ell deber ineludible del Rey,
hacer una vista de cortesia al Papa.
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ImpOrtantes Debates.
(continuaei6n de la Sra paE.)

NOVnS41udS4Vn 10 &6 o1o Po6"J
rian perjudicados con la aprobaci6n
de esta ley.
drid?
Tous: No tendrian derecho.
Iriarte: GY como usted entenderfa 10
dispuesto en- ell Tratado de Paris?
Tous: Lee un capitulo del Tratado
de Paris, en- ell cual sc refiere los bic
mes que los espaho1es extranjeros
posefan durante la evacuation. Dice
Ell Tratado que los subditos espaholes
podran permanecer en- ell territorio, Y
en- Ell goce de sus propiedades.
Iriarte: LNego desde ell momento
que los espanoles de aQuella epoca So
ausentaran, serian perjudicados de
acuerdo con las disposiciones del pro-
yecto. .,,....
Tous: Esta ley Sc refere a los que
puedan tener propiedades en- ell futu-
70.
1riarte: La Ley dice "tener'', en-
vez de "adquieran adquirir''. Use
lee la ley).
Tous Soto: Yo precisamente tengo
una enmienda, la cual dice: ''no po-
dram adquirir en- ell futuro propieda-
des inmuebles, etc. Con esta enmien-
da desapareceria la anti-constituciona-
lidad.
Yo antes que abogado de corpora
clones soy portorriqueao, podemos in
troducir una enmienda. para que. ,todaz
corporation cue no tenga residencia
aquf, no pneda ser dueha de tierras.
Yo estoy dispuesto a contribuir para
acabar con ell absentismo.'' ESE&
FL senador Garcia Duc6s hizo uso de
la palabra en- contra de las manifes-
taciones del sr. Tglesias, y dijo que Sc
oponia a que Ell proyecto fuera aproba-
do.
FL Presidente inform6 al Senado que
el gobernador Towner habia puesto su
frma al pie del P. del s. 1o1.
La session fue suspendida para hoy
las diez ell cuyo acto har& uso de
Ia palabra Ell senador socialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21

Como resultado de las gestiones que
la Camara de Comercio realiza cons
tantemente por ell progreso en- general
de la isla, la Association de Banque-
ros de Puerto Rico'', ha ofrecido su
mas decidido apoyo los proyectos
enunciados por la citada instruction,
a juzgar por la siguiente carta, que pu-
blicamos:
San Juan, P. R., de abril, 1928.
Sr. Don Arturo Secretario Ge-
neral,
Camara de Comercio de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, P. R.
Muy senior mio:
Refriendome a mi anterior 90 de
MARIO ppdo., tengo el honor de infor-
marie que habiendo sometido la con-
sideracion del Comite de Administra-
ci6n. en- session celebrada Ell tres de los
corrientes, los asuntos relacionados en-
sils comNlicaciones % de mario, a sa-
Der:
Aphcacion a Puerto Rico de la Ley
de Bancos de Reserva Federal.
Remedio para cambiar peri6dicamen-
te billetes de banco viejos Y deteriora-
dos en- circulation por otros nuevos.
Como era de esperarse fueron AGO.
gidos con cariio y simpatia, habien-
dose acordado dar a su idea nuestro
endoso y la vez presentar un estu-
dio sobre ambos extremes, con ell fin
de tratarlos en- forma mas amplia en-
nuestra Convention Annual que ceiebra-
remcs en- esta Ciudad, Ell domingo vein
tisiete de mayo pr6ximo.
Puede descansar en- la segnridad
que la Asociaci6n de Banqueros de
Peurto Rico muy gustosa coadyuvar&
con todos sus recursos por todos los
medios posibles para que la IsIa al
canoe en- todos los ordenes la mayor
cantidad de benefcios, y asi es motive
de gran regocijo para nosotros cooperar
con esa Camara de Comercio para To-
grar que Sc extiendan Puerto Rico
los Benefcios de la Ley de Bancos de
la Reserva Federal.
Muy atentamente,
L. SANCHEZ MORALES.
Presidente de la Association
de Banqueros de Puerto Rico.
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UNA NoTA DE TERNURA Y DE
RoMANTIcIsMo

De la lectura de esas cartas, Sc ad-
vierte la intenci6n de Carmona de po-
ner una nota de romanticismo, en- esa
tragedia que al parecer venfa fraguan-
do desde hacia tempo su imagination
perturbada por 10 desbordante de su
passion. En- elias pide, despu@s de ha-
Ger protestas del entrahabIe amor que
sent1a por su esposa Y de 10 mucho que
esta 10 queria, Que los veIen y los en-
tierren coIfundidos en- la muerte, va
cue ESQ fu6 impossible en- la vida.
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LOS RESPONSABLEs DE LOS
DESORDENES

LoNDRES, abril 90. Omitted Press).
De acuerdo con una version semi-ofi-
cial, los elementos comunistas v nlieni-
brcs de las Uniones obreras son los
Gnicos directamente responsables de los
successes de Mulheim.
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UN BANCO ALEMAN
QUE PAGA DIVIDEND0S

BERLIN. abril 20. (cablo Franc6s)
La Berliner Handel Jesllchaft, insti-
tuci6n bancaria propiedad de Hugo
SHINES anuncia ell pago de un dividen-
do de dos centavos por ciento, siendo
Ia primera de las grandes instituciones
cue pagara dividendos este afo.
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FIESTAs EN- AREoIBo
(Por telegrafo)
Arecibo, abril 20, 1923.
Ell MUNDo,

Arecibo, abril 20, 1928.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Comision organizaiora de fiestas pa
tronaIes de Arecibo acuerda celebrar
grandes festejos honor patron San Fe-
lipe. Gran animaci6n en- ell pueblo.
Rafael San MILAN,
Presidente.
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Ell. AMOR Y LOS CELos, ESCRIBIE-
RON AVER EN- CATANo
continuation de la Ia. pagina)
INsIsTENTEs DEsPREcIos

Alguien nos inforrn6, con absoluta
veracidad, que hace algunos dias y en-
~asi6n Ell que Carmona y su esposa
Sc encontraron en- esta ciudad, en- Ell
maeHe de las lanchas, Juanita le hi
20 un marcado desprecio que origino
una serie de burlas hacia Carmona
por parte de sus companeros de traba-
jo. Estos desprecfos-nos fijerou-eraa
insistentes y continues, 70 cue hacia
presumir que la passion e1 orgullo
venfan avivando en- carmona, la la
marada inevitable de una irremediable
venganza.
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DOS cARTAs DE CARMoNA REvE-
Lam Los MoT1vos DE LA
TEAGEDIA

En- poder Gel anable y cornplaciente
Juez de Paz de Catano, Don Lorenzo
SOLO, quien en- union del cabo. Barre
do de la Po1icfa Tnsular, estaba ms
tituyendo las di1igencias, Sc encontra-
ban dos cartas rccogidas en- poder de
carmona, una dirigida la hermana
de su esposa, Estervina y la otra a Ia
autora de sus dias.
Tanto en- una como en- otra carta,
hace Carmona responsible Estervina
de sus desaveniencias con su esposa, y
la acusa de ser una mujer perversa,
de malos sentimientos, que intentaba
lamar a Juanita por la senda de la
perdici6n la desgracia, " dice que
antes cue ESQ ocurriera 6l la haria
desaparecer. Amenaza Estervina de
que la hari sufrir en- vida todos los
tormentos hasta que Sc yea mendigan-
do I'm pedazo de pan Y que no la nlata
de un disparo de revolver porque esa
muerte ''es muy fna para ella" LIE
dice su mama que 10 bendiga y que
no 10 olviden.
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HabichueIas, coIoradas y blan
cas-, fegftimas del pals. Venta al
contado en- moneda de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Para informes:
AUGUSTA ALFARO,
Barrio ArenaIes Bajos,
Isabella, P. r.
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ST es para cristaIes o examen de
la vista, antes de resoIverse
Visite a
SLxTo PAcHEco
Allen AT.
Allen AT.
LOS NUEvos MIEMBRoS DE
LA ACADEMIA FRANCESA

PARIS, abril 20. (Cable Francss>.--
Los sehores Charles Jonnart y NJ. Hen
" Brenlond han sido electos mier6bros
Gle la Academia Francesa para sustituir
Ell prinnero a M. Paul DeschaneI y Ell
segundo monsenor Duchesne.
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LA ASoCLACIoN DE BANQUERoS
DE P. R. Es PARTIDARIA DE QUE
Sc HAGA EXTENSIVE A LA IsLA
LA LEY DE BANCoS DE RESERvA
FEDERAL DE E. U.
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BERLIN, april 20. Omitted Press).
Los contingencies de refuerzo que
fueron enviados aver Mulheim, han
recibidc instrucciones de seguir para
oberhaussen, donde Sc estan registrar
do serios des6rdenes.
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car 0 en- una combination Illegal o
conspira'dora.
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LA coNsrEENAc1oN puB11cA

Inmensa consternaci6n publica des-
pert6 este hecho de sangre, junto
los cuerpos de las victimas Sc agrupo
una multitud de espectadores que la
mentaban connovidos ell desenlace de
aquel idilio de amor. Ell cuerpo, ain
con vida, de la infeliz esposa fu6 tras-
ladado inme diatamente al Hospital
Municipal de Bayamon en- donde per-
manece en- gravfsimo estado y con muy
pocas esperanzas de salvacion, y ell
cadaver del joven Carnona fue tras-
1adado a Ia residencia de su familia,
en- Ell mismo poblado.
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.a for her

work, and are caring for her.
Mrs. Lister and children carr anu
Ida have been seriously afflicted WIN
colds and grippe.
Miss Lillian Goodrich has also
been i'll in bed from the effects Oh
same.
It is decided in this vicinity that
if there should come three or TOUR
more snow storms, that the people
will probably not have 10 chanse
from runners to wheels this summer.
If is understood that Mr.. and MRS.
Rert Lister are to move from this
vicinity soon, having secured a rent
in the village.
Misses Christie Halves, Helen HAYES
and F,loise Curtis, called upon Clara
and bertha Goodrich last Sunday af-
tcrnOon.
Bert and Earl Lister and Elwood
DOYLE were callers at Claude Good
rch's last Sunday.
The family that has been living with
Mr.. Coolong in his camp for the past
month. have moved and as 1t is under
stood, are going to the Aroostook Co
Miss Lillian and Perry Goodrich
spent Sunday afternoon, visiting
friends in Bingham village.
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NEW SHARON

Miss Pearl Harris is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Cameron in Pennington
Lamont Moores Of Starks was a
guest at the home of George Further
Sunday.
: wesley oliver has been i'll the past
week with the grip. Perley Brown
has been doing his chores.
Leland Gray, wife and little daugh-
ter of Starks were guests of Mrs.
Gray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
Bean, Sunday
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Tripper of the
Starks road are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Howard and son,
Raymond Topper in Derry. n. II.
Mrs Ethel Hovey passed away at
her home Tuesday. March IL, after a
short illness of pneumonia at the age
of nearly 40 years. She is survived
by her husband, Eugene Hovey. three
children, father. mother and sister.
She will be sadly missed and much
sympathy is felt for the family.
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OAK HILL-NORRIDGEWOCK

After two weeks vacation, school
on Oak Hill commenced again last
Monday With Miss Edna Harmon OF
Madison as teacher.
Last Sunday very interesting meet
ing was held after Sunday school at
the Oak Hill schoolhouse. The meet
ing was conducted by Rev. J. i. Tay-
lor and Rev. William Dudley of Smith
field. Mr.. Dudley expects to hold an
other meeting here Easter Sunday.
Mr.. Hutchins, the superintendent of
the Oak Hill Sunday school, has thot
it advisable To change the hour OF
service from 10 a. m. to p. M, so
beginning next Sunday. Sunday school
will open at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon instead of ten in the morning
and we hope the change of hour
will enable many more to attend Sun
day school.
Mrs. Lee Owens passed the after
noon Thursday of last week with Mrs.
w. c. Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rowe of Oakland
are guests at the present time of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Palmer.
Mrs. o. c. Taylor is assisting this
week in the home of Mrs. Amos Holt.
who Is in very poor health at present.
W. c. Fletcher returned home Tues
day evening of last week from Dexter
where he had been to attend the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. Alice (Fletch-
err Mower.
Mrs. Lillian Miller passed Sunday
with her mother at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. J. F. Taylor.
o. c. Taylor and family passed Sun
day afternoon with Edwin Francis and
family.
Miss Bertha Young has returned
home from Skowhegan where she has
been under the care of DR.. Young for
short time, and her friends hope she
is much improved in health.
Glenn Robinson passed Sunday af-
ternoon with w. G. Fletcher and
family.
Miss Helen Owens is working in
the shoe shop at Norridgewock
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EISTIS

John Bridges and family. c. w.
Dickey and wife Stanton Caswell.
Dorothy Hennigan and Miss Hunter
OF Stratton we're guests Of f. ID, Stubbs
Sunday afternoon.
Spring has been fast approaching
as there Seems to have been a lot of
sky larking of late.
Myron Bracket has been home over
Sunday.
Lewis Potter has been a visitor OF
his brother, Dana at j. p SylVester's.
J. =. Sylvester is loosing his sheep
with some unknown disease. He has
lost nine so far.
Hugh Sylvester has lost purebred
Horn Dosset Ram. taking a blue rib
hon at the Franklin County Fair in
1921.
Donald Emery, Lloyd Smart and
Marshal Knapp were callers in town
recently.
Master Dwight Fletcher has gone
TO ,Stratton TO visit his sister Mrs
Clyde Vaughn.
Hilda Sylvester expects to go back
to Arson the 31st of March to take
up her school work.
J. r. sylvester Is harvesting his ice.
Dana Potter returned home from
the Augusta Lumber Co.'S camps at
Flagstaff.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

The Boy Scouts met at Lester Hen
dersons Friday evening. There
were fourteen present The next
meeting will be held at O. w Chase's
next Friday evening.
DR.. II. e. Marston OF North Arson
was a business caller in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
The high school supper last We'd
nesday night was a great success also
the two basket ball games between
Central high school boys and Arson
Academy, score 26-40. Central highs
favor and Central high school girls
and Arson Academy score 1l3 in
Arson Academy's favor There was
a dance in the evening. Music was
furnished by high school orchestra.
Mrs. Garland Trip and daughter
are visiting her parents at Pennington
for few weeks.
The Quszweelikit Whist Club met
with Josephine Quint March 5. Merle
Romeo won first prize and Mabel Alb
bolt BOBBY prize. Refreshments of
pineapple, gelatine, whipped cream
assorted cake were served. March
~ They met with Merle Romeo.
Lettie Hutchins won first prize and
George Quint BOBBY. Chocolate with
whipped cream and sandwiches were
served.
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MMLAY HILL - NEW PORTLAND

Lewis H., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Hogan, who has been quite sick
with pneumonia, is able to sit up.
Fri Moulton, who has been sick
for several weeks with flu and CON
gestion of the lungs. is able to be out
a little.
Ross Lishness is gaining from his
recent sickness.
Chester Blaine and Kenneth At
wood of Kingfield visited their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs NJ. G. Atwood, Sun
day. Edd Savage also Herman Lane
of Kingdeld were callers the same
day.
DR.. f. F. Pratt was on the hill Sat
urday to see NJ. c. Atwood who has
been sick several days,
The road men have worked about
every other day, breaking roads, try
ing to keep them passable
Quite a scare by the burning out OF
the chimney of Edd Savage and Blaine
Atwood's, house last Sunday. 1t
took fire around the chimney and
soon made quite fire, but prompt
work soon put it out. Mr.. Savage
lives in upstairs rent. Mr.. Atwood
downstairs.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

A pie social will be held at the
Parker schoolhouse on Saturday even
ing next.
Raymond Kicker, f. F. Parker and
A. S. Hilton are hauling birch to the
Hinckley station.
Miss Della Hilton who is teaching
in Oldtown, arrived home Friday 1of
a vacation of one week.
Charles Wells of Clinton, recently
made short visit with his sister,
Mrs. Eugene Parker.
Walter o. Varney and son Everett
of Hallowell, were over Sunday visit
ors at Ernest Varneys.
Miss Twitchell passed the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Green.
Howard Fisher is ill. DR.. Towne
of Wateryille was called Monday.
We are sorry to note the illness OF
Willis Hoxie Of Hinckley Of pneu-
monia. at his boarding place at Ly-
man Barnes.
Henry Richardson and Frank Pooler
have been drawn as jurors, to serve
at the April term of court.
Mr.. MuZero who has been quite ser
iously i'll of late, is sloEly improving
Miss f. Felta Richardson who IS
attending Pennington Normal school,
is expected to arrive in Skowhegan,
Friday noon for Easter vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ri
chardson.
Miss Alice Goodrich, has been alb
sent from school several days on ac-
count of chicken-poX.
Henry Richardson sold new milch
COW, three calves and twenty-five X.
|. Red pullets last week. to Elwood
Jewell of Canaan.
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LEXINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Atu
Miss Gerleline of New portl ss0o ant
guests Sunday of Mr.. and N quu VssI
Pinkham. nm DaVia
]. P. Williams who has bo..
ing for c. W. Pinkham at oa @otks
Dead River for the wlnta4s rails
home Saturday. came
Charles Peterson and dau.b,
are sick with the grippe. also eI VET, Iva
Pinkham. wallace
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fora
guests of her parents. Mr. ana wen seh
G. W.,Pinkham. Saturday exon,u hr'
Will Nutting went to Embdaa :,
day to visit his son LLOYD VIM ' @on
work there. - IL
A double funeral was held g.,
for Mr. and Mrs. Hiram pa @a''ea
their late home.
Mrs. Pease passed to a biebo. -.
Thursday and Mr.. Pease died 't r., III
with double pneumonia Tbar ~ 4
one son Charles and -four granaebo
rem.
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MERCER

Nrs lanes Coupe who has been
in moor health all winter is not mn
proving. -,
Nre Charles Brown who has been
eriticalv i'll for several weeks is
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Works are
the happy parents of a son born
March IS.
George Morse passed away last FRI
dav after few weeks Illness. lie
WAS rather a frail man and was taken
i'll with influenza and the shock oil
his sons death Frustrated him. Hopes
werRentertained that he would rally
hut the end came very suddenly. lie
was about 70 years of age and much
resnected citizen and devoted church
member. He is survived by WIDOW
who has been an invalid for years.
Charles Corson is in poor health.
Mrs. George Chandler of Norrldge-
wock visited her brother. Harry Cor
son and family. also her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Corson over the
week end.
Frank Varney and Mrs. Maud Morse
have recently been i'll with the grip.
Philip Bacon and family OF Rome
are visiting at Paul Chamberlain.
Miss Ella Woodcock is very low.
Henry True who has been working
this winter in Oakland is at his nome
with his wife and family MI True
cut his hand on saw. requiring two
stitches to close the wound.
Mrs Maude Morse and sons, val
ton and Glendon are staying with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Varney
Valentine McKeckins has been on
the sick list.
Clifford Leeman of Starks was in
town Sunday calling ON friends.
John williamson has returned nome
from the woods.
Mrs. Marcellus Frederic of Starks
is with her sister Mrs. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bunker
was guests at Harris Farrand's Thurs
day
If there are no new cases OF the
grip its reported that the Minis
trel show is to be repeated in the near
future.
Herbert Frederic of Dorchester
Mass, and Rev. William Varney Oh
Peaks Island were called here by the
death of their brOther-in-law, George
Morse.
The insurance agent for the Ameri-
can Eagle Insurance Co, was in town
on business one day this week.
Miss Rachael Wade who is employed
at the KEYS Fiber Plant in Fairfield
has been enjoying week vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nm
Wade on Beech Hill.
The trained nurse at Charles
Browns has been discharged as Mrs
Brown is on the gain
Arthur Works, the rural mail car
rier is wearing a broad smile because
of a baby boy born Sunday morning
March 18th Mrs. Edith Williamson
is caring for the mother and baby who
is doing nicely.
Leon Farrand of Starks was In
town visiting relatives Wednesday.
Rev Jas Barr of New Sharon was
in town ope day this week.
Miss Hazel Gray is assisting will
the work at Geo. Morses
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POWERS SCHOOLGIRLS
NORR1DGEWOCK

Elmer Bates has been at home III
for the past week
Mrs. Henry Heagan remains abo,
the same.
Mrs. Anna Perkins is visiting ret
tives in Arson and Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates recelu
the sad news of the death of the
little grandson, Harry Briggs. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Briggs of Wateryil
Mrs. Marshall Micue has return
from Waterville, where she has be
for several weeks. Her granddang
ter, Florence Micue, came with her
Miss Gladys Berry has return
from weeks visit with her am
Mrs. John Locke Of Arson
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-22
PLEASANT RIDGE

Warrants are posted for a special
plantation meeting to be held on Mon
day, March 18th, at the Washington
schoolhouse at one o'clock in the az
ternoon.
EVender Andrews went to Boston
Monday. March 10Th. He will visit
relatives and friends in Holyoke Mass.
and Providence, II. l.
John Bray has been quite i'll with
the grip but is improving.
Rodney Robinson and Joseph Sky
berry are Mt Bald Mt. working for
Walter Robinson.
bingham high school opened Mon
day after being closed for three weeks
on account OF the flu epidemic.
Lynds Bros. will finish hauling the
logs from Burnt Hill to Bates land
ing for Rollins and Foss this week.