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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-08
TWO ARE KILLED.

Harnell. \. Y, Nov. Engineer
Chauncey Green and Fireman Christie
pher Ryder were killed. +. o. Tracey.
brakeman, was probably fatally hurt
and two other employees were slightly
Injured In a freight wreck on the Erie
railroad near Belmont today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-08
MADE
WELLAND
STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Bardstown. KY suffered from
liberation and otherfemale troubles for

a long time. DOC
tors had failed to
help me. Lydia Z.
pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound was
recommended. and
| decided to try it.
1t cured mytrouble
and made me well
and strong. SO that
l can do all my own
work. Mrs. JOS
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The headquarters of the new Win
dow Glass Cutters and Flatteners'
protective Association Of America VIII
be in pittshurg. Pennsylvania.
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The idea ~ establishing Il n.aeh.n-
lists hnn11 i receiving much attention
AT the hands at the members
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-08

Moving picture operators in Phifa-
deiIfsia have formed 4nion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-08
BERNsToRFr AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. 7.-neclaring that
the world policy of the German en-
pire is purely commercial and with
out any territorial ambitions or deep
seated designs against other states"
Count Johann Heinrich Won Bornstorff.
German ambassador tn the United
States, addressed the American Acad-
envy of Political Science here last
night. His subject was The Develop
ment Of Germany As IA World Power"
The Tennessee Federation OF Labor
win meet In Chattanooga in Janua, :
next
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Charles S. Mcqueen Died To-day AFTER
Illness with tuberculosis.

The death Of Charles S. Mcqueen, son
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mcqueen Of 20 Averill
street, occurred at l1:45 this forenoon
after several months illness from
tuberculosis Charles Mcqueen was 2l
years ef age last October and for the
past Is years has been a resident Of this
city,
lie was born in Chicago and came to
Barre with bis parents. He attended
the public schools 81 the city. including
Spaulding high school After leaving
school he entered f. A. browns drug
store, where he was employed for three
years. "A little over three years ago he
entered the employ Of r. f. Burr and
served his apprenticeship at the watch
making trade He was employed in Mr.
Burr's store until last November, when
he was obliged to give up work on ac-
count Of failing health
He is survived BY his omther, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcqueen; three brothers, All.
exander Of Plattsburg, N. ". William
OF MiddIetown, Conn, aud Albert, who
is employed BY the II ID. Ladd company.
and one sister, Miss Christina, who re-
sides in this city He was member
Of the Clerks union
The funeral will be held at two o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the Church OF
the Good Shepherd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
FULL BOARD
ONCE MORE
~---7-
Judges Name DR.. j. H. Winch
Of NOrthfieId
LICENSE COMMISSIONER
DR.. Winch Becomes Associate of Will
liam Dillingham; and James Powers.
Washington County Bar
Meets.

Assistant Judges Wells and Clapp Of
Washington county court to-day appoint
ed Dr. John H. Winch OF Northheld to
be a license commissioner in the town
Of Mortified to take the place Of A. E.
Denny, resigned This makes the board
Of commissioners complete, since William
Dillingham;, one of the present jurors in
county court, WAS appointed 10 take the
place Of G. NJ Davis who refused to
serve. The third member Of the board
and the only original appointee is James
Powers. a prominent labor union man Of
Mortified. DR.. Winch, the third member
Of the present board, is brother Of the
late G. NJ Winch OF Barre, who died
while serving as assistant Judge.
There was no business transacted Of
consequence ia county court this morn
ing. but the Washington County Bar
association held special meeting to
appoint committee TO confer with the
superior judges over the rules. This
committee was appointed John W. Cor
don Of Barre, John H. Senter Of Mont
pelier. and Harry @, shurtleff Of Mont.
pelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
wHIepEp 70 4 sTANpsrELL.
But Barry Fouled and Kept Straight
Victory from Ferguson.


Boston, April 7-- Sandy Ferguson Of
Chelsea had Jim Barry Of Chicago whip
ped TO standstiil in the tenth round
Of scheduled I2-round bout at the Ar
mory Athletic association last night and
was only prevented from straight vic
tory by an apparently deliberate foul
on the part OF Barry.
The bout was spectacular throughout
Barry took the first four rounds BY hard
barring with terrific lefts to the body. IN
the second round be knocked Ferguson
ont Of the ring with a left to the Jaw
Ferguson started to fight in the third,
and in the fifth was stopping Barry's
rushes with straight lefts to the head.
In the sixth, both lighters were wrestling
ard fell to the floor. Ferguson used his
height and weight TO throw his man
about the ring and both were rough
throughout.
Barry had shade the better up to the
tenth round. In This round Ferguson
knocked Barry down with terrific left
to the jaw and followed il up with d
fusillade Of rights and lefts to the head.
Both men fell to the floor and the fight
was furious for two. thirds of the round.
Barry was exhausted and all but out
when, after being dropped to the floor,
he came back with hard right which
went low, and the referee declared Fer
guson the winner on foul
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
DEFENSE HAS
GOOD EVIDENCE
Witnesses Testify That Kent
Was Moral ImbeciIe
INSTEAD OF BEING INSANE
While Two Of His Former Keepers al
the Insane Asylum Say That He
Raved During the Night
Time.

Rutland, April 7.--Dr. W. L. wasson,
an assistant at the Waterbury asylum,
testified in the Eloy Kent trial today
as witness for the defense. He said
that Kent, while at the asylum. often
talked with imaginary persons and was
not able to carry train Of thought in
conversation. The witness characteriz-
ed him as moral imbecile rather than
an insane man. Keepers Allen st. John
and Timothy Halpin from the house Of
correction were also called BY the de-
fense and they said that Kent rayed
nights while be was there. Kent's
father said that there was insanity on
both sides in the Kent family.
The state rested its case yesterday.
As the first Of it's witnesses the defence
called to the stand DIR. Don ID. Grout,
superintendent Of the state insane hos.
pital at Waterbury, from which Kent
escaped prior to the murder. Dr, Grout,
when asked his opinion as to kent's
mental condition. said; Il should class
him as a mental ilnbeeile or demi.f6ol."
In calling Dr. Grout. the defense an
nounced that bis testimony was expect
ed primarily to contradict that Of Il.
NJ Taggart, a witness for the state, who
testified that Dr. Crout had attempted
to prevent him from identifying Kent at
the insane asylum. Taggart's name has
been frequently introduced by the de-
fence, In manner intended to convey
the idea that it was possible for him to
have committed the murder. Dr. 6irout's
testimony was to the effect that he did
not try to prevent Taggart from identi.
flying Kent. but instead gave him every
facility to do So
Dr. Watson /. WATSON. first assistant
at the insane asylum, contradicted the
testimony OF several witnesses, who
stated that Kent wore a mustachc at
the time Of his escape, and that his
hair had been changed since. Or. Wasson
said Kent was smooth shayen, and hls
hair appeared to be the same ia color as
when be escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
Talk OF THE TOWN.

r. G. Carson was in Bethel on busi-
ness yesterday.
Mrs Ida Pearson went to Boston to-
day for visit with friends.
William Walker Of Berlin was in the
city today on a business visit
Miers' sanitary barber shop offer ev-
cry man the best service in town.
Taft, the gas engine man Of Randolph
was business visitor in town today.
Mrs +. Lombard went to Springfield,
Mass, today for visit with relatives.
regular meeting Of the Socialists
viii be held IN Wheeloes block tonight,
Miss e. ]. Simpson OF Montpelier. will
have her millinery opening April 9, at
81 State street.
G. o. +. viii meet Thursday at 6:30
in X Of q hall Initiation. Fun att
tendance is desired
the Baraea class Of the Baptist church
have made arrangements for lecture
to be given here April n by Russell w.
Conwell, the celebrated lecturer.
!. HolEster jackson went to Bethel
today to attend hearing Of the state
utInties commission of which he is a
member, on grade crossings there. To-
morrow the board goes to White River
junction for hearing.
Pictures at the great Panama canal in
course Of construction is what the Bijou
theatre is showing today IN the way Of
instructive Aims. This win interest ev-
eYybody, old and young. One other pie
ture and good sentimental song, "I'll
be Home at Harvest Time completes
the program
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
YOUNG BOY NABBED.
Charged With Trying to @Black Hand
Georgia Banker.

Atlanta, Ga, April Charged with
attempting to blackmail Asa q. Chandler
president Of the Atlanta Chamber oi
Commerce, banker and reputed to be
Atlanta's weaithiest citizens, out ofS25,
900 by "Black Hand" methods. Daniel
w Johnson. ir, is years Of age and a
member OF Or. Chambers Sunday school
class, was arrested last night at the in.
stance Of postofliee inspectors and lodg.
ed in the Fulton county Jail.
johnson admits writing the letters
and takes his arrest very coolly. He,
however. declares that he was the cats-
paw OF three strangers, who, he claims,
dictated his every action in connection
with the affair and forced him to write
the demands for money under penalty
Of death. He furnished the officers with
a description Of the three men.
Last Friday Mr.. Chandler received
the first of the two letters written by
the Black Hand plotters In which he was
asked to place $4,000 under the steps
Of pastors study Of the Inman Park
Methodist church on Monday night,
April 5, COR YOU and your family will
meet a horrible death at our hands =
Sunday he received second letter
warning him to comply with the de-
mands and further threatening him and
his family if he failed TO comply or ii
he menetioned the matter.
Mr. Chandler called PostofFice Inspec-
tor Sutton in consultation and It was
decided to trap the blackmailed. Mr..
Chandler drew $4,000 in cash from the
bank Of which he is president so a. to
guard against any possible betrayal Of
his plans. Monday night be made up a
package and placed it at the point de-
signated, the real money in the mean
time remaining at his residence guarded
by detectives Two detectives kept
watch near where the fake package
was placed, but no one appeared during
the night for the package.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Chandler re-
ceived telephone message demanding
he place $4,000 at secluded spot on
Moreland avenue between Annahel
street and Walked alley Again a fake
package was prepared and placed at the
spot designated last night and johnson
ont Of the darkness, grabbed up
the package and started 10 run but he
was in the grasp OF two detectives be-
fore he was aware that he had been oh.
served.
After Trilling examination he made
a confession admitted having writtcn
the two letters. The police give little
credence TO his story.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
DEATH AT MoRRIsvrLE.
Mrs Phoebe SiIlowsy Died Yesterday
After Weeks Illness.

Morrisville. April Mrs. Phoebe
Silloway died at the home 81 her daueh-
ter, Mrs George A. Morse. early Tues
day morning after weeks illness with
bronchial pneumonia. She was born IN
Elmore August 10. 1890. one of seven
children Of Ansoa and Retsey Walbridee
0Imstea February 72 te4s shs waa
nierriaa Us ys3slssrn iow4y and 4
children wgrc boin 10 tleiu, II of whom
reached maturity, and nine survive her.
six daughters and three Sons. Mrs.
George 4. Morse 81 Worthwhile. Mrs. f.
w. Potter Of Woodstock r. 81 and F.
NJ. Silloway Of Morrisyille w. S. Siilo.
way of Flmore. Mrs. ". f. Carpenter Of
Elmore, Mrs. II y. Reynolds and Mrs.
o. u. Cheever Of Montpelier and Mrs III
w Scott Of Barre Her husband died
eight years ago. Mr. and Mrs. SilloWay
came to Morrisville TO live with their
daughter. Mrs G. A. Morse, f6 years ago
The only surviving member Of her imme
diate family IS Mrs. Charles Cook Of
Wolcott. Funeral services win be held
at her home Thursday az one o'clock.
the Rev. P. A. Smith officiating. Inter.
ment win be made in Pleasant View
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
RESISTED ARREST.
But John Shay Of Woodbury. Soon Sur
rendered to Officer Howe.

The second trio Of drunks in city court
this week was disposed OF in court this
morning. John Shay OF Woodbury. was
arrested on an electric car yesterday
afternoon by special officer George Howe.
Shay put up q scrap with tho officer
when getting of the ear in front Of the
city building, but after the officer had
topped him onto the ground he qnieted
down and went along peaeeably into the
police station. A bottle Of Jamaica
ginger was found in his pockets. Shay
pleaded guilty to a FIRST oifense and in
default Of payment Of his fine, which
amounted to SI2.l4, he was taken TO
the county Jail for 60 days.
Archibald Leith was arrested last
evening by Chief Faulkner and pleaded
guilty to a subsequent ofEense. lie had
no money and will have to spend the
next 90 days in the country Jail The
third man, Daniel Connolly, arrested last
night by Officer Hamel, pleaded guilty to
subsequent oiIense and was fined SIS
with costs Of $500 He thought he
would be able to raise the money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Sheldon Pcorhouse Association Holds
Annual Meeting.

sheldon, April 7--At the annual
meeting Of the Sheldon Poorhouse assoc
ciation, held yesterday, the following Of
ficers were elected President, c. II.
Abel Of Enosburg Falls; vice president,
3. A. Brooks Of ST. Adams; auditors, b.
II. Coombs Of East Berkshire, IT, p.
Marsh Of sheldon and w. H. Finn Of St.
Adams; treasurer. G. III Abel Of Enos-
burg Falls secretary, J. M. Trombley
Of Highgate. The receipts for the quar-
ter ending April 6 were $1i,o05.s4 and
the disbursements Sl0,7693s, leaving 4
balance Of S326.51. The total interest
bearing debt is $500 There are now
81 inmates and IS children in the chill
dren's home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
NEW POULTRY SHOW.
Is Planned as Result Of Meeting in Rut-
land.

Rutland, April IA number Of poul-
try raisers from this part Of the state
met here yesterday afternoon and took
preliminary steps to form poultry
faneier's organization which win be
known as the Interstate Poultry Fam
ciers' and Pet Stock association. There
are already l25 members in sight and
another meeting will be held in two
weeks to perfect the organization. W. r.
Frasier Of Pittsford. w II. harrington
of Brandon and Dr. A. w. Farnsworth
OF this city were appointed committee
on bylaws.
A local committee was chosen to make
arrangements with the Rutland County
Agricultural society to hold the first
show in conection with the next county
fair It is planned to hold fall and
a winter show each year. The trophies
will be sufficiently valuable to attract
competition from outside the state aud
the membership viii take ia New Hamp.
shire and New York. A poultryman Of
prominence will address the
next meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
Mississippi Was TOrnby High
Winds
THE RESULT NOT CERTAIN
Five People Killed at Aberdeen When
Crowd Sought Shelter in Railway
Station Which Collapsed on
Them.

Memphis, Tenn, April THE high
winds still prevail over Mississippi, but
as the wires were knocked down it is
impossible to get the full details Of the
havoc wrought by the storm Of last
night. From information already at
hand, the deaths are placed at eight
persons. Five Of the deaths occurred
at Aberdeen, where small crowd which
had sought shelter beneath the Illinois
Central railway station were caught in
the collapse Of that building and FIVE
were killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
AGED PLArNFIELD WOMAN.
Mrs. Harriet Batchelder Died Last
Night. Funeral Thursday.

Plainfeld. April Mrs Harriet Bat
chelder, wife Of the late Daniel Batchel-
der, died at the home Of Arthur Lane
about ten o'clock last evening. Mrs
BatcheIder had been III with lung trou-
bic only few days. She hadn't been
yeen very well for the past year Had
she lived until September she would
have been eighty-one years old.
She is survived BY one daughter. Mrs
Arthur Lane, and two brothers. Willard
Perry Of this town and John Perry Of
Marshield The funeral services will be
held at the Methodist church at two
o'clock Thursday afternoon, Rev. A. w.
Hewitt officiating. The burial will be in
the village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
BASE BALL MEETING.
Will Be Held in Burlington Next Wed
nesday.

Burlington, April IA meeting Of
from Vermont and New
towns interested IN league
base bah will be held in this city at the
Van Ness house q week from today.
Enthusiasm in the different towns IS
growing steadily with the exception Of
Plattsburg, which remains rather quiet.
The league promoters are anxious that
the city across the lake should join and
are confident that they win make good
with team this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
YOUNG BOY IN TROUBLE.
Sent to Industrial School for Stealing
Money in crosss Bakery.

In Montpelier city court to-day, with
]. G. Wing presiding, Robert Sweeney,
aged Q, son Of Mrs. Mary Sweeney was
arraigned on the charge Of stealing mon
ey from a cash box in the Cross bakery
yesterday, He was sentenced to the in-
dustrial school for the remainder Of his
minority, with the further provision 81
a term IN the house OF correction Il he
does not behave there.
Young Sweeney took ne money from
the cash box III the cake case by turn
ing the case around and inserting his
hand. The bakery people suspected him
and when he. entered the store again
last night and was turning the case
around they caught him in the set and
notified Chief Durkee, who made the
arrest.
Daniel Sexton was also in court to-
day on the charge Of subsequent offense
Of intoxication He was sentenced Co
thirty days and to pay SIS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
VERMONT DEFEATED.
FOrdham College Did the Trick, to 4,
Yesterday.

New York. April 7.--Fordham varsity
base bali nine trimmed the strong team
of the university Of Vermont yesterday
at Fordham field by tile score Of to 4.
The contest was in doubt until the last
minute, as the Vermont lads played
strong game and succeeded in batting
Mahoney in the eighth inning for three
runs. Egan played q star game for Ford
ham, making several spectacular catches.
Victory seemed sure for Fordham until
the exciting eighth, when Collins, Thomas
and II. Shaw galloped home after touch
ing up Mahoney for two safe drives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
WALKING TO BEAT WESTON.
Sergt. Walsh Expects to Pass Him on
Frisco Hike.

New Haven, Conn, April 7.--Sergt,
John Walsh, Of the United States army
passed through here early last evening
on his walk from Boston to oyertake
and precede Edward Payson Weston,
who has an eight days start on him.
Walsh wears q khaki fatigue uniform,
with a knapsaek over bis shoulders, and
carries blackthorn cane presented him
by the A. @ II of Boston
Walsh reached Boston early last Sep
temher. after trip pf 7s walkiag lays
across tie continent, made as the result
OF $4,000 wager He SAYS he n the
FIRST man to cross the continent on foot.
He is 81 years old and has been in the
army 27 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
FORMER BARRE MAN.
Hiram Define Died at Mohegan, N. X,
on Sunday--BuTial in Barre.

va IahAHy LhtteAf Al RaAAcs
The death Of Hiram Define, former
well known resident Of this city, oc-
Cured at his home in Mohegan, N. VI,
Sunday evening, April 1. the cause
Of his death being complication Of dis
eases, Although his health had been
poor for over year, he was only con-
fined to his room for about eight weeks.
MI Define was born in Canada, July
l3, ls40. the grandson Of a Revolutionary
soldier, who located there after the war.
He was IS years and nine month Of age.
He was married two times. first to Han
nah Coffin of PieVerton, 2. O.. and two
sons were born to them. Byron G. of
Minneapolis, II Edward Of Niagara Falls.
and one daughter, Mrs. Herbert Glidden
of Sheldon, vt. After Mrs Defines
death he married Mary f. Butter Of st.
Armand, P O., and had one son, Charles
Fl. who died in Barre a few years ago.
He was q member Of local 4Si, G. & j..
of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
TWO OUT OF THREE
Strings Won by Diversi's Alleys Team
from BuEzelps.

A picked candle pin team from Buzz
zell's alleys was defeated ON DiYersi's
alleys last evening by team represent
ing the latter alleys. The winning team
took the first two strings but lost the
third The feature Of the match was
the rolling Of Rdyberg OF the Diversi
team, who rolled one single Of ll5, an.
other Of no and a three-string total Of
305.
This was the second OF series or
games, the Diyersi team also winning
the first match Another game win be
rolled next Tuesday evening on BuzzelPs
allexa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
CHARLES H. PARKINSON DEAD.
Born in Boston and Lived in Bellows
Falls Over so Years.

Bellows Falls, April Charles II,
Parkinson died yesterday afternoon af.
ter an illness Of two years. The fun
eral viii be Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock in st. Charles church, Rev. Fr.
Reynolds officiating. Mr.. Parkinson was
born in Boston May 81, 1s45. He spent
his early life in Dimbarton, N. II. He
has lived in Bellows Falls more than 30
years. He is survived by his wife, Il
brother, George Parkinson, Of Walpole,
n. f., and two sisters, Mrs, II. j. Hun
ton, Of Bellows Falls and Mrs. Wesley
Estabrook Of Westminster Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
SPECIAL SESSION SHORT.
Supreme Court at ST. Johnsbury May
Adjourn Today.

st. Johnsbury, April 1.-Two cases
were heard yesterday at the special ses-
sion Of the Vermont supreme court
which convened here yesterday morning.
The full supreme bench Is in attendance
and the Vermont bar is represented by
prominent lawyers from all parts Of the
state. among them being the Hon. ]. Il.
Batehelder Of Arlington, the Hon. G. III
Darling and Clark G. Fits Of Brattle,
boro. As two cases have been settled
and . continued to the May term, it is
expected that the business Of the ses-
sion can be completed and fnal adjourn
ment reached today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
GREAT CATASTROPHE.
Nearly 1900 Fishermen Reported to
Have Been Drowned.

Berlin, April IA dispatch from
Riga, published IN Lokal Anziger, says
that huge iceberg bearing $500 Rus
sian fishermen was suddenly driven tow.
ard the open sea and that only 81 ofc
the number escaped Another version
says that the iceberg was overturned
out at sea, drowning ls437 persons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
REFLECTED SUPERINTENDENT.
0. D. Mathewson Chosen Unanimously
Last Evening.

AT the meeting Of the school commits
sioners, which was held last evening, O.
ID. Mathewson was unanimously re.elect-
ed as superintendent Of the city schools
for another year, dating from June 80,
1909. This election was made under the
law Of two years ago, requiring the cleo
tion Of school superintendents on the
first Tuesday in April Supt. Mathew
son has been connected with the Barre
schools since 1890, being first elected
principal Of the old graded school and
ii 1905, when the city government was
formed, being elected superintendent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
FIRE IN MAINE TOWN.
Harpswell's Loss Today Was $4,000
Palmer's Store Burned.

Portland, Me-, Aphol Fire which
caused loss Of $4,000 destroyed Palm
er's store at Harpswell, together with a
yacht club, the wharf and several other
buildings today.