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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Ing i - 81 ma1 hinesE. o. II. shat i snsy
~ dIlaeull - oh.sin jury i shs DislEiet, As
tsaFe u NJ 4 man, wonsna e. ctIId VIC nas
ke EEned ana exprrasss 81 opinion Is resnra
10 49, easA Thene Is - fsas expressed q ANY
etlsm1l . nnb Guissau and hs has seus all
i'At 90 ttas aerpunt though vixen he was srut
iaken y I'll Be was nsaFiy frighsenea 70
dnalh. iie hns COW recovered ffnAn the mm-
Iarla and : IL god health.
Some 81 oe1 eilizsna are again agiiasfnx
che suhises d sugfaee u k1e Disirict. 4
msssing wns bed b. shs Bepuliienn Cenirnl
Colnmiilne and agteI considerable disruazinn,
ihe folloEing Fesolutios vas oGtred ard adop-
ted s1sats COMMITTEES o. Eve he appointed
20 wait npon the President and tbs Longren
q ihe DATED SiaseS and ask f1r 3 relor5fion
q tlle right q suffrage 10 tho District II
II 20 he hoped that the EeseIuaion will u ap-
proved there seeme 20 good reason whs =
responsible citizen beeamse he chooses 20 sake
The District his home. shouid be disgrMnehiscd,
- leaet 10 good Feeson has ye, baen hrouRhl
tornard We wish TIE move success.
The skating rink his opened sor she season
and On The opening niRhtl large and brilliant
assembly gathered 10 watch this fafFy~liks
atpusemens; there is = strange fascination -
watching she tight airy dance. the long roll,
tue grand pFomenmde and even the mu mara
aitempln q beginners Il seems rnarvesoau IS
sc them danes on he CLASSY surface - sd
preserve 5hesr halance. As Nark T# A
~ eomes y Practice, eEg lag ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

The approach Of winter should Suspire onr
eharitssle and benevolent agencies EiIh fresh
energy in the service Of those who will soon
ned ilsir kiad ofRces, and il Is highly desir-
able that they should be provided withOat
delay with the means Of meeting all demands
that may be made upon them. Unf5rtunats-
ly, Il too frequently happens that our charit-
able societies are ~ssre let and hindered''
during the FIRST part Of the winter by
the want Of funds and are only supplied
with means after many cases Of wait and
distress have awakened The public sym-
Palhies. An Ounce q prevention Is worth q
pound ofcuCe, aad the ohject Of true charity
should b. 10 prevent suffering as well as to
relieve il. II the approachiag winter should
be severe one, the suaeriag aasong me poor
Is apt to &c more than ordinarily great on ac-
count Of the rise in almost every article Of
food TAis fact should be borne in mind 20
making subscriptions and contributions to our
benevolent agencies, and Il would be well
Tor all who can do so, to adopt the rule Of
glViag early and giving often.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

hessrs. EditOrs.--Thursday night large
'sAd sOlemn audiences gathered IN Foundry
Methodist Church 10 witness the lodge q sos-
nov held b. Mithras Lodge Of Perfection, Ma.
!, a. and 4. s. Rite. In memory az James a !.
Garhsla, isae Presiaen1 81 the United States.
inc aasouic ceremonies were highly impres-
ave; eOain, with lighted candle a. bead
And- Loot was the most striking object to be
'eea. The Templass maFched solemnly around
ne eOllln' and after the ordinary ceremonies.
-ae lights % the coin were exsinguished, and
@as dismal words farewell, farewell, fare
1eil, fingered oa the ear aisagreeablv. The
muse 4 was rendered By The Choir Of st. John's
episcopal eharch aad The Masonic Choir, and
= sery fines indeed; anons the selections
7 - Nen- saaaAald's lAvOrile hymns.
epsaking Of the late Presidenl reminds Is
~ assassin, Guiieau, quietly iassening In
IL lA'i-ala IRIS comes on eAe 18th Of this
--sasa' ans Che pablo j. as anxioualy await
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

CHARLOTTE Hail. Nov. 18th, 1881.
Nessrs. Elit0rs Eureka The railroad
hes reached here al last; and daily may the
'irOn horse be seen and heard, snoring
along, on the glisteninS iron bands. and the
shrek Of its iron-ihroat echoing aud reechoiug
among the hills, revivifying the once ForlOrn
hopes ofye ancient hamlet Of Charlotte Hall,
and endowing with vigorous life the s.d-y
bones Of expectation and 'sbope deferred. :"
Yes, Sirs; tits here and no mistake; and some Ct
the natives mouths and eyes have been stresch-
ed since its Grst appearance last Thursday to
their utmost capacity, taking in the monster,
the very pictures Of wonderment mixed 9Th
\ goOdly proportion Of genuine fear 10 some
cases. Il Is indeed an accomplished fact Mt
last, and we are very glad Of il as giving oar
htIle village a speedy means Of communities
iiOR with the outer world, and bringing some
life into our midst. At present writing, the
rails have been Laid halfa mile OF more beyond
here. turn-table Is 70 be Constructed al
this peiBt on the completion Of which pas
senger train will be put on as We learn. At
the present rate Of progress. provided the iron
holds out IL will reach MechanicsyilIe By the
latter part of this weSk
No other items g interest are to be had
The result q he election was surpFise ~
most Of us Denoesais--and may ada - ezES
disagreeable one. Mn kaaNt Msssss.
Wilson and Eenwick ais - ~ cleo.
tiOu. The next tine, We ~ a think
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

As &c. #s N&aNsH@&s
- aeash = car fsfInIr lsens.sa6 81. fs.
fiasaNAaa sslow-essiasn. cul 1suaz i.
'sk'.|oae. With 6ersl<ef l6ss n1a &
Ala las4es j. nnlslmors, han ene.ss IA
saFerts' exisks6ax his aAm61ona 81. nas
- f.sal.sea heEa ana 4 tha sns,srs 6fkaast.
80 s'spw shzeaNteet oaf tqoatr IS heIs
1seeA - Isns n s.sslaines fsIasIens s. pIea-
ans and iulimaie villa nas Soesal lrsaI. d
das.tial eae beIiliesl iIs ~. SIS asA.b. nlirl
lafge Aalesiay 81 ouE honseholas. mstH Il
salsn e e he nasurA q peruonal au6 az
moss Amliy hereavemsut. prnitsununnl
and pubsie Ne amongst IS. commsncinr over
forty yeaEa aRo, only atfmimnsed mish a. Hnsa
Ecrs0val q himself snd kamlIy q Rnltir.Ir,.
asd 10 shis Iong tine, b. was eonspIenpus
In he iOram. = tlHs har and IL otlier service.
and be ably acquitted hiaself IL sll his am
ploymenia. Bus hia long and s4ish ii paI,lie
services and tte ability wlsh whiek IS ais
charged ahe many sFnasn rep0sed il him. onlr
acconns Tor The respeet and admfra,ion tR.af.
followed him. They do not explnin alseni-
most tender regard which vas ielt sor hin ~
mes whs knew him lElimafely. This had IL
origin and eontinuaiice, 40 doabs, ID sheir
appreciation Of bis frank and generous aa-
turs. In the charm Of Ills social manner. he
warmth q bis heart and lis loyalty a. bis
friendships. No prbIic man here ever h d :
larger De- more devoted personal following,
nor cas- Ne recall an.ong or cOunfy rscoiIer-
u -. -. .rk~.aa ....afs.u, -, a.. i
wider rola and dsrper regret.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

0AKErGfK. NnR f@s# fHH
Messra Editors :--xewsfs x +.
eilIs con,nnsssv. TIE sxrg,e.s...i !. ss
ton has subsid.a. and ereszsk..
snmed she usual routine.
Farmefs aTe sesy maeh behin8 IS 6.
work, owing 20 she protrartsd dalk aad
The eoniianed rain Which has sncfeeas6 49,.
Some have NOT finished seeaima s.l.eaf.
poor riela ~ corn seems K. IS SA SIS. -
4 "A -. 1890. - I. -. So
!" - 49,
causes manf % Or ssn a 1he e9N g SCAR
long faces. II rsa|s ees.ns chat tlo f1eass..
necd III The IA IN ~ I'm u NarvInkd Il eD...s
-. =. ..-.-s..-. !.
"'s....@ - So ~ ? ~ = sen
eraily aeemed ~ eosne nasket With
ouk 80 much Ies expense and dsIar
our esonntv Il = &..s..a 4. ar wra,sss. "A
..--...,.,--s
$50 se''saAs ssR e&'1 p+''ls
There has been eonsidef4lIN 4st4Mea4 III this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

The usaOst harmony prevailed during ihe
d1y Of aleslion q Sc. fnlgoes'. Il really
seemed thas the 'sGolaen age, thai happy
PERIOD, when mankind Hired ID . perfses sssIie
u friendship had Ee-arpeared. Tlllb statement
may appear 70 persOas not pressst a. IA ,.x-
sggerniiOn, but the most nncouEp promising par
iisaa Of either party, We opine. win cosroh.o-
rate our assertion.
Warm weather has aitain visited as, and
she quivering pOiss Of ths erass-hopper FIR
chilly reminds an observer csa Summer day,
and the poor Huilering moths Of an hour.
called mea, are discontinued as usual In con-
sequence Of the change, seemingly forgetting
THAI We ara living in an age freighscd with
e1haassles changes. Were We suspended,
like MO.iammed' colia, between heasen and
earth, We could not escaps the changes in
question. So cheer mp re disseminated bipeds.
Yes, throw yOar low spiritf-and that other
kinA, TOO, which steals away your senses-tO
the Dogs and oar word for Il, your counte-
nAhcss viii, ere long, vie with LEna II her
fourteenth nigh. Siekness-ah well, we
will simply say that mans life Is not May
days game, but battle with thousand ills
IA maSch through world set with low
ers With the coil Of the hidden serpent amid
the clustering foliage. We, for one, have
learned BY sore experience that health ie an
"SaPHTshasabIe commodity"
the farmers are working early and late
tryiag b get their corn ''husked'' for Stacked
which? u and housed ere the psedicted win-
terof Unwonied severity commences. Sac
css TO them, and this desire should be in
saisOn with the feelings Of TIE Heart, for what
weuld become Of US poor dependent mOrtsls
were there general failure 70 secure said val
uabie yea, indispensable cereal2 Success, ups
sy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Nrnwkn,raxa4n Nav Il aa4H
1essfs. Editors s--At last The Clerk uf the
wcather RS conaesended % leens hare sozze
-. w..ss.~ ..As~h .ys~,. -. a.. -. 49,
i. .'. s - - - !. Il. q. -,
Other wara.
~. -. - -. -. .~.hc go
-
p afA8Bing - SOW isn3t1 alpng usnk
..s. - ..,,-.-- 81. - -. - - -. =
- - - :
MOI @oner.
! t0ok walk last evening Iooking fof dDts
- Z. '. '@'a.. -
sp'nks ana On ny VISTA aaoAes me = use
and sing 0f SUNDAY nighfs
xn-a4 60.
a IRE d In the CRATE,
rs clock upon The miantle
IiEks ont ITS getting Iafe.p
kss'asns = ihe windows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

ST. C1s4 - Bar. Soy
Messrs. Editors 1ea bane. MNN
now cleared away ciinn
hare settled down t0tlzN|as roasino
We win essay to endifs ep i'lts l<l1 II
win undoubtedly prov sIls ens. ana 80
fear an insipid and totally iea eHa.
foy neKsitems are exceedingl
The motto. latter storm, there u
Is strikingly applicable 10 The preseaf fimcs
The raging storm has ceased. and The waxing
elements hare subsided into e calm, sulaime
and solemn. The hattie Is over-the vicsory
is won-the defeat sustained--the victors are
iubilAnt bot BOT insOlent, the defeated are
depressed bat not respondent For weeks,
the tRo parties have been scheming. planning
and maEshalling their respective forces, and
last Tuesday they met and Ga wen contest
al field the Issue was decided. Universal suf-
ftags-the sovereign power q = free had
has spoken in plain terms and issusd ite mmn-
dates; Il only remains Cor every individual
citizen q abide thereby.
The woods are nov aErayed II their
gorgeous Ausnmnas coloEu. and present bril-
liant and beautiful con6innfion 81 ruby, green
md gold. As TIE swaa is.saia 10 sing ~
sweeirss song jpst before aying. . 10 she
leaves present their brightest coiOgs Just before
falling.
Wheat seeding i sin RETARDED or esmplste-
+ siopned b. sAe rainy weather. Same farm-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

We have beea requested to state. that IL Is
proposed 70 organize At an early day an asse-
cation ia this couatv, to be composed ofsueh
persons az were members Of the Army or Ma
W OF the late Confederate States. Persons
eligible te become members. and approving
OF the formation Of an association OF this kind
are invited to address ,TohE 2. Duke. Leonard
Town. The organization win be patterned
upon that Of the one now in operation in Bal
umore and will have for its object the social
reunion Of members Of these late commands
aad the psnpeluAiiOn Of old Friendships.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

~ WehaSe been requested to state. that
the death Of Nrs. Thomas, late Principal oI'
y. slary's Female Seminary, win NOT inter-
'ere with the exercises Of the school during sc
remainder q the scholastic year. The school
~ill be continued as Usual.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

- Coal OIL or Petroleum mas Dc very
nice Tor Illuminating or lubricating purposes,
bat surely y Is nOt the proper shing 70 cure !
sosgh with. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is look
@ upon aH the standard Cough Remedy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Of our most prudent customers and
s''sns are now baying their clothing 70
tdemeslves and boys. for the fall and winter.
We have everything ready, and there Is no
reason for delsy, bat there is reason for buying
now. You may ~ weil have hoiss fun OF
eloihing % selsct from and plenty Of time TO
pick i over, - 20 eome In crowd after q
while, after she'6rss cold snap has caught yOu
unpFepaEed. Largest sleek in Baltimore:
lever than an the rest, ate. N. OEHx 4 sox's
one price eloshing hmss, aso y. Pratt street.
shFough 70 iIan0ver street. Baltimore Ma
New is the hest lime 70 select. fern . fhll and
complese stock sseat bargains being oiEssrd
q fAll and wiaser clothing. We seisr % de
Eds. Of the BwAcox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

ssThe docioF< raid ny wiie hid consamp-
ton. Tried Iindsey'6 BloOG Searches, and
she has better hsallh Than evrr." q. u. HUB
bard, Hagpden, ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

MNAM#N WM3# @NNMME.
One crossing with ths Rxazer Axle Gsease
win las two weeks. al oshers two o. shrss
days. Try Il. Il received frss presniuru =
shs Ceslssnnial and Paris Expcsili0n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

HWAlI9s NE71s - N7NWu zI y
;.uey D. Hsssts and Others.
In the Circuit Court for 90. AIary 'scounsy, sit
ding as . Court Of Equity.
No. SIS N. 3.
NRDRRED this End day Of Nov. 1881,
~ that the Aaditof's Report, Sled In this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 thecontrary be shown on or before the 4ih
Monday of November, 1881; provided copy Of
this order be Published in the So. MaFy's BKA-
Dos, once . week for three successive weeks
prior 20 the said 4th Monday ofNosember.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True eopy-Test:
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Nov 3, lssl-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

i'Whai every one says muss Be true that
DR. Sellers Cough syrup haa no sqnal FOR
coughs and colas. vfyIt. Prsce sc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17
Real Estate.

DARTSEs wshiuw 9 seIl s~nn. - fur-
a ntsAing TIE undeFziKued desrri11spa.
49, VIII have tlls same advertifed free 81
charge We have made arrangements mish
:. ssssrAl zeal Estate Aeenis g. shesale oflands
MOORE ) MORGAN,
Lconardipwn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

Hfe
a. =
o. t'ss.
= l |. !. knpwn
1. snplon,
! slst g ~
&S
ish ass -
50
@
81
b0. 8.W
$780,
36.4o
.n
8. A
a. -
"a
se
la4a
-
y less.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
CORN WALL.

George Bond goes this week to
Poughkeepsie N. Y, to enter the com.
mercial college.
Mr.. Henry belong, under the treat
ment of DIR. Smith, ia slowly recovering
from his severe illness.
Constable Frost has the tax bill for
81 now in his hands. Those wishing TO
save their percentage will do we'll to
see to it.
--Haying is finished generally, and
grain is fast being secured, which is ex-
traordinary in yield, in fact better than
for several years past.
Mrs. Ged Patnaud who has been
for some time running down with con-
sumption, died on Friday last. The
funeral services were attended at the
Catholic church in Middl ebury, the
Sunday following.
Mrs. Henry belong has gone to
Rochester, N. Y, for the purpos of OBJ
tanning medical treatment for glaucoma
OF the eyes. A telegram on Saturday
stated that her left eye had been operat-
ed upon by DIR. G. 4. Rider, formerly
of New Haven. DR.. Rider performed
q similar operation upon her right eve
last year with good success. We do
most sincerely hope her sight may be
fully restored.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
SHOREHAM.

Died, in Shoreham, July 10, Clara L
Bigelow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
F. Elitharp, of Bridport.
The circumstances of Mrs. Blgelow's
death were most distressing. The
mother of babe but a week old, and
both doing well, she turned over in
bed at midnight and said to her mother,
who.was watching: 6" am faint" and
passed away in few moments.
She was of robust health, and her
death SO suddenly well nigh crushed her
husband and her own father and
mother, to whom she was especially
endeared by great kindness to them,
and anticipating with great pleasure
the time when they would come and
live with her. But the great charm of
her life was that she was christian,
desiring above all things else that her
dear ones be followers of Christ. The
large attendance at her funeral of
friends both from Shoreham and Bird
port bespoke the heartfelt sympathy
for her bereaved family, and esteem
for her cherished memory and worth.
She lived to be missed. -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

"A large stock of trunks and bags
at Beckwith Il Co.'s. ail
Ladies' hand sewed button boots
at Beckwith g. Co.'S.
Five or six hundred pounds OF nice
mess pork for sale by G. ID. Earl.
FOUND. "A shawl which the owner
can have by calling at +. A. Bond Il
Bros and proving property.
i will pay the highest price for
poultry delivered at my place, Parker's
old shop, opposite the cattle yard on
SEYMOUR street. JOSEPH LAfoCK.
NoTIcE.-We have sent out during
the past few weeks bills TO q large
number of our patrons who are lndebt-
ed TO us, to which we would call their
particular attention. Our creditors
want their money. We want to pay
them. We trust allwill take notice,
and save us the need of contributing
TO the support of the legal fraternity by
putting bills in their hands for collec-
ton. Respectfully,
II. NJ. BAILEY.
BUGerEs. There. will be a public sale
of the celebrated Emerson, Fisher " Co.
buggies, manufactured at Cincinnati,
of many designs. Come and see them at
the following places and dates, vergen-
mes, Saturday, July 80; Middlebury,
Monday, August /; Bristol, Tuesday,
August 2: New Haven, Wednesday,
August 3; Addison, Thursday, August
a; Bridport, Friday, August O.; Sails |
bury, Monday, August L; Shoreham,
Tuesday, August q; Orwell, Wednes- |
day, August 3; Sudbury, Thursday,
August A; Brandon, Friday, August b.
G. B. BLoDGETT, Manager.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
Itching Piles..Symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
spiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particular
ly at night, as If pin worms were crawl
ing in and about the rectum; the pri-
vate parts are sometimes Affected; If
allowed to continue very serious results
may follow. CDR. Swayne's All-Hea
ing Ointment" is a pleasant sure cure:
Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scaid
Head, Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch,
Biotches, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous
Eruptions. Price so cts. boxes for
$l.25. Sent by mail to amy address
on receipt of price in currency, or three
cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DIR. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom
ALTERS should be addressed Sold by
le prominent druggists. Ally
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
LEICESTER.

The good (O people at the juno
ton were literally baptized with fire
and water the evening of July 20. The
lightning seemed TO play over the place
and make sport of its fears aud tremb.
lings and an occasional "Oh, my !" of
the weaker portion of the inhabitants.
1t finally dropped a bolt, to inst let them
know what II could do, right down in
their midst, setting fire TO the large pile
of pine roots, drawn there 10 burn the
stone for lime; after consuming some
thirty cords the fire was finally extin-
guished. Had high wind prevailed
the yards would certainly have been
cleared of some two thousand cords of
wood. During the storm a whirlwind
took the roof of one of Mrs. Arm
strong's barns and dropped II down
upon some cows In the yard. Except
the unroofng no serious damage ap-
peared 10 have been done.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
ADDISON.

--Grass-hoppers are cutting off oats
at rapid rate.
&C: Smith and q. Waldron are at
work In Vergennes.
&C. ". Beed is buying wool extern
sively, livestock ditto.
Deacon Smith has sent some of his
cattle to Shelburne to pasture.
C. b. Whitford & Co., and G. o.
Hanks have formed ring for the pro-
secution of their farm work.
A. W. Hindes has piece of winter
wheat which shows an enormous
growth and promises an unualIy large
yield. We hear of some fields being
estimated at sixty bushels to the acre.
Dedication services were held III
the new Methodist church last week
The usual service there will be resumed
We congratulate our Methodist friends
on their fine new church, and trust thai
they may now prosper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
WEYBRLDGE.

Mrs. Carana Webb has returned
home.
Mr.. M. g. Sturtevant is repairing
his dwelling.
Business Is rather dull except al
Fisk ~ Taylor's blacksmith shop, where
1t Is more than usually lively.
Mr.. Levi Sturtevant is confined by
sickness; DIR. Sutton attends. Mrs.
Caroline Warner Is convalescent.
The numerous showers make Il
poor haying and harvesting weather.
Grain Is good crop. Potatoes prom
Use fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal @. Twitchell,
of Morrison, Ill.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Il. Clapp, of Rutland, Mrs. Electa Alb
bolt, Mi. and Mrs. Earl p. Harrington,
of Oakland, N. H., all former residents
of our town, are among our summer
visitors.