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Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
'GANDERBONE' S FORECASTS
FOR JUNE
copyrisAt 1909 by c. H. Rieth
FOR JUNE

the other stars would utterly demean
u.s. We'd even be. unhappily, quite
naked where we sit. if 1t were not
that HALEY got around and saw to
IT,
1t will not all at once apear how
far the comet served US, or just to
what extent the fear prevailed while
1t observed us; but safe to say that
for a day or thereabouts somewheres
the trusts won't find it half so hard
to tell our things from theirs.
However, and be as 1t may,
The comet will outpace us.
And Theodorus on a day
VIII happily embrace u.s.
The hemisphere will tip, we fear,
Beneath his mighty track.
But even TO the liars will
Rejoice to see him back.
'Twere better TO be in a club and
branded Ananias than languish sad
ly a dub unsung or honored by us.
The chance for fame since Afric
game wooed this extraordinary son of
the Dutch has not been much, and he
is welcome. very.
Our Mr.. Taft's a good old soul. and
plugs along undaunted. but Theo-
dorus on the whole was rather what
We wanted We never cease to pirate
of peace and say that war is bad. but
even so it does get slow with no one
very mad.
We rather liked the pleasant sound
of peace gone willy-nilly. and some
one being chased around the White
House with a billy. We've missed it
much for lack of Dutch in smiling
Mr.. Taft, and mortal sin but is has
been a long time since We laughed
The present Congress will conclude
Where freedoms latest squawk
was
And turn to have its work reviewed
BY all the big chautauquas,
The president will pitch his tent
AT Beverly again
And the news anon will dwell upon
The likelihood of rain.
Upon the 21st the sun will reach
the line Of Cancer, and summer not
too underdone will happily be the an
swer. This is. they say, the longest
day. however you may search. but
you will hardly notice 1t unless you
are al church.
At any rate. the swimming hole will
get a little warmer. and harvest time
will vex the soul and slumber OF the
farmers He'll pray for hands to tend
his lands spread food and tie the
dog: and the wary tramp will make
his camp inside a hollow log
The rich will HE away 10 spend
the sumer by the water-to live until
the seasons end the glad life of an
otter. The poor. meanwhile will
sweetly smile, however fortune goes,
and splash and rub inside the tub al
ternate with the clothes.
The singing stars will reindulge
their old familiar riddle and milk
and buttermilk will bulge the board
er round the middle The heart for
June will hum a tune. or plety or a
crust. and the whipporwill when
night is still will whistle like to
bust.
And the, Iuiv win Gonna arourd
In terrible ascendance.
And We will shoot each other up
Observing independence.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

Besides day in June. my dears, all
other days are nothing, for them 1t is
ones eager ears may hear the soft
wind soughing by forest ways. and
perhaps days OF brightly lowered
meads and joyous song are come
along just like a string of beads.
A poet one time asked us what is
peradventure like IL and died well
knowing we had not the wit re-
quired to strike It. He simply tried.
before he died. to give us one so hid
we'd work at IL till time shall quit
and by the gods he did.
The breath OF summertime shall
rouse the festive calf to action. and
what with unrestrained carouse. he'll
do for an attraction. He'll buck and
dance around the manse in no graf
show OF grace. and wave his tail
with brave assail in Mr.. Hailey's
face.
The heavy droning humble bee shall
kiss the blushing clover. and skies
as blue as any sea shall bend the
planet over. The graduate shall right
the state from Maine across the Yu-
ma, and the groom in stress shall
8. o. s. his dad for more maxu-
ma
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
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However. and be as 1t may,
The comet will outpace us.
And Theodorus on a day
VIII happily embrace us.
The hemisphere will tip. we fear.
Beneath his mighty track.
But even to the liars will
Rejoice to see him back.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

And then July will come around
In terrible ascendance.
And we will shoot each other up
Observing independence.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

The present Congress will conclude
Where freedoms latest squawk
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
OTIS.

Miss Edna Warren has returned home
from her school at Ellsworth for vaca
tion.
L. Leathers, OF Bangor, was a guest OF
Mrs. Mary Remick and her son Edgar
over Sunday.
The handsomest clover field in this sec
tion is that of Luther Garland, near the
homestead on the Bangor road.
Misses Ida and Lora Young, who have
been on an extended visit to North Cas-
tine with their sister, Mrs. Gilbert Leach,
came home last Monday with their grand
father, George Black.
Winfield Jellison, OF Salisbury Cove,
who owns the Remick place here, engaged
Arden Young to plant an acre OF potatoes
which is an even and splendid looking
patch, free from bugs and weeds. In a
short time il will be one OF the agricul-
tural sights on the road to the lake.
Among those in town Sunday were: T..
W. Mullen, p. II. Dunn, II. A. Glidden,
Clifford Salisbury, of Brewer; Charles
Whitcomb and family, Lewis Cray and
wife, George Jordan and wife and their
mother, Mrs. Lydia Jordan, OF Ellsworth
Falls, and W. II. Warren and friend from
Eddington.
June u. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
DAVIS.
EAST BLCEtiII.L,
June n.

Miss Jena Bridges has gone to Bar Har-
Dor.
Miss Ethel Wight went to Northeast
Harbor Wednesday.
Mrs. A. b. Leach and son Earle are home
from South Brooksyiile.
Miss Ella w. Adams, OF Portland, ar
rived at her cottage Thursday.
Percy E. York, OF Owls Head, spent
part Of last week with his brother, W. c.
York.
Thomas Scotsman, OF Providence, r. l.,
Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. S. w.
Cousins.
The Slavens, of New York city, came
Sunday for the summer at their cottage at
the Granite.
Mrs. Charles Youtman spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Treadwell,
in Ellsworth.
Mrs. G. Fred Soesman, OF Providence, X.
l., with her little nephew James, are
guests Of s. Whitcomb Cousins and wife.
Mrs. Edward Montgomery and little
daughter Eleanor, and MIR. De Long and
wife, OF Boston, arrived at their cottage
Tuesday.
June "a. X.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
ANON
COREA,
June q.

Mrs. Ephraim Crowley, who has been ill
the past few weeks, is out.
MIR. Barratt, the Prospect Harbor pastor,
preached here Thursday evening.
Miss Maude Stewart and Geneva Young
have gone to Seal Harbor, where they have
employment at Seaside Inn.
Bessie Young, whose parents are at Pros
pect Harb Dor for the summer, was calling
on friends here Saturday and Sunday.
A number OF the fishermen have taken
up their traps on account Of scarcity OF
Holsters, and are gong away to find en-
ployment.
c. l.. Leighton has bought the old Tracy
homestead at Gouldsboro Point, and has
torn it down and will use the material in
building house here.
Mrs. Mary Dodge, with daughter Ethel,
of Searsport, is here to spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Lufkin.
Mrs. Lufkin is teaching at East Franklin,
and will be at home in about week.
June n, s.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
NOTICE OF roRECLosuRE.

UTHEREAS, Vito Cardo. Domenico Cardo,
Of the Bofough Of Manhattan, city. county
and state of New York, composing the firm
of v. Cardo & Sons, by their chattel mort
gage, dated December 10, 1909, and recorded
December II, 1909, among the records OF chat
tel mortgages in the town OF Brooksville,
Hancock county, Maine, in book No. Q, pages
Louis Raggio, Of the said Borough of Man
haitian, to secure the payment of thirty five
hundred dollars on or before June l, 1910, GER
town of Brooksville, Hancock county, Maine,
and described in said chattel mortgage as
follows, to wit:
"The following Chattels are now at the cut
ting yards of V. Cardo & Sons, in the Quar-
ries Of the Bucks Harbor Granite Company,
at Bucks Harbor known as South Brooks
One ~ Bull Wheel Guy Derrick Gam. Hoist
Il Derr Coz;
One d Boiler with Hosting Engine. includ-
ing Blocks and FALL and fittings connecting
with the above Derrick, Am. Hoist Derr.
Co;
Three 81 Crane surfacer Machines complete,
Three (3) Plug Drills, Chicago Pneumatic Tool
One (D surfacing Tool for Crane Mach; Chi.
Six (6l Pneumatic Hand Tools, Chi. Pneuma-
tic Tool Co.;
Two t2l Sullivan make Plug Drills;
One ~ Upright Steam Engine for Grind
Four l4) Flat Stone Cars Six (6) Sets OF Iron
Chains
Eight (s Bellows; eight (s) anvils; four ~
vises;
Two Thousand (2,ooo) Linear feet of Iron Pipe
inc. Fittings;
Two thousand $4,000 Points and Chisels;
Seventy five C75) Pitching Tools; Twelve l2)
Crow Bars;
Three Hundred & Fifty $3.50 Banker Blocks;
Two ~ Radiators;
All Wooden Sheds; and all other material on
ab9ye premises known to be the property
OF V. Cardo & Sons"
And whereas, the conditions of said mort
gage have been broken, now therefore, notice
is hereby given Of my intention to foreclose
said mortgage for breach of its conditions.
LOUIS RAGGIo,
By J. A. Peters. his attorney.
June l3, 1910.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
BLUEHIl.L. FALLS.

Mr.. Climinshaw, OF Cleveland, o., has
rented the Winnecowetts cottage for the
season, and will open it this week.
Skunks or some other animals are busy
among the chickens. A. X. Conary lost
fifteen chickens one night, and Horace
Duffy sixteen.
Mrs. Oscar Wood, OF Fall River, Mass,
is caring for her mother, Mrs. Briggs, who
has been confined to the bed four weeks,
but is now able to get about the house.
AL hope she Twill soon be well again.
June 27. CRUMBS.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH BLuEHILL.

OOOII DLO Enll<Ls
Miss Alice Preble took the boat Friday
for herhome in Bucksport.
Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin and servants have
arrived at "Airlie Beacon.n
F. Gould, Of Ellsworth, spent the
weekend with friends here.
Several loads OF plank have been landed
from Thurston's mill 20 rebuild the side
walk.
Services at the chapel Sunday were con-
Quoted by MIR. McPheters, OF North Sedg-
wick.
The dance in the hall June % was well
attended. Mrsic by Atherton and Grin
die. Ice-cream was served.
Miss Susie Wood, who has been en-
ployed with Mrs. Taper in New York
city, has returned to her home here.
B. e. Sylvester, jr., in the Normacanta,
accompanied by his mother, went to Oak
Point Sunday. Miss Clara Day, who has
been teaching in Trenton, came home
with them.
Miss Florence Littlehales, teacher OF
music at Miss Benefits finishing school
in Milbrook, N. Y, is boarding at A.
Duffey's; as is also Miss Eliza Will, Of
Rochester, n. Y, who has just been
graduated from Smith college.
June "a. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
Embellishments,
A Good Reason.
Ellsworth PeOple Can Tell You
Why 1t Is So.

Doan's Kidney Pills cure the cause OF
disease, and that is why the cures are al
ways lasting. This remedy strengthens
and tones up the kidneys, helping them
to drive out of the body the liquid poisons
that cause backsche, headache and dis
tressing kidney and urinary complaints.
Ellsworth people testify to permanent
cures.
Mrs. o. NJ. Alexander, Washington St.,
Ellsworth, Me-, says: ''Some years ago
suffered severely from backache. The
trouble was not constant but came on in
spells, and often had to give up and go
to bed for the remainder of the day.
When arose in the morning had a ter
rible pain across my loins and was scarcely
of my condition, procured a supply of
Doan's Kidney Pills for me at Moore's
drug store, and l began their use.
noticed an improvement after / had fin
ished the contents of one box, and as /
continued with the remedy my condition
improved. From that time to this l have
never had any serious return of kidney
trouble and can praise Doan's Kidney
Pills in the highest terms. Doan's Kid
ney Pills proveds just as effective in my
child's case, relieving him of backache
and greatly strengthening his Kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Addie Ingalls,. OF Biuehiii, is
spending the summer at Mrs. A. L. Aus
tins.
Mrs. RoSie Norwood, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, is expected to-day for a visit to rela-
,ives.
merry party of seven started out FRI
day morning for blackboard ride to Bar
Harbor. An enjoyable day was the re-
suit with only two hreakdowns for di-
version.
Hiram Hartman and wife, of Bucks
port, and J. Wesley Bowden, OF Castine,
attended the meeting OF Green Mountain
Pomona held here Tuesday. They were
guests of Mrs. A. e. Austin.
Henry Linscott, IT,, aged three years, on
Tuesday was kicked by the family horse
while the animal was rolling, and an ugly
flesh wound was inflicted under his left
eye. DR.. simonton Was Obliged to take
seven stitches before dressing the wound.
Schools closed here on Thursday, after
a successful term taught by Miss Lena
Merrill, of Lee. This is Miss MerrilI's
first term here, and she was respected by
both parents and pupils. Monday even
ing the school gave an interesting enter
hinment Of songs and recitations. The
program: Spring song, school; recita-
tons, Mary Tfipp, Elizabeth Royal, Har-
old Higgins; duet, Caroline Linscott and
Florence Higgins; recitations, Mae Kit
irecse' Leslie Higgins, Ruth Tripp, Shir-
ley hittredge; solo, Mae Kittredge; rcci-
tsiions, Fred Higgins, BeulAh Young,
Florence Higgins, Caroline Linscott and
Ruth Trippi reading, Maronette Smith;
recitation, Leonard Young; song, school.
June q
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29

has been spending few days with Miss
Suzanne Atkinson at the Emery cottage.
Edward Stetson and wife, with their
son Clarence, Of Bangor, who has just
graduated from the Harvard law school,
wiz open their cottage here to-day.
Mrs. Reuel Beach, of Cambridge, Mass,
and her mother, Mrs. Izsiah Stetson, are
at their cottage. Mrs. Beach will spend
the summer here. Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson
sail July for an automobile trip of several
months through England and on the con-
tinent.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29

1910. The school board here has elected
Miss Tracy assistant in the high school
b. +. Tracy and wife, who attended the
commencement exercises OF Hebron acade-
my, returned Thursday.
James 3. Webber has purchased the
TUFTS building, and after extensive re-
pairs will move his family there.
Mrs. Lillian Carmichael, OF Lexington,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Daniel Bickford, and other relatives.
Rev. +. s. Drew and wife, who have
been spending vacation in various parts
OF Hancock and Aroostook counties,
returned Wednesday.
June "a. r.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
MARIAVILLE.

Miss Eva Dunham is convalescent.
Mrs. Cynthia Bennett, of Bangor, and
her granddaughter, Miss Cynthia Brim-
mer, are in town for few days.
Ralph Davis, who is preaching here
this summer, spent last week at Water
vile, at the graduating exercises at Colby
The relatives and friends of E. G.
Morrison and wife, who have recently pur-
chased the Otis farm in Otis, gave them a
surprise Thursday evening by gathering at
their home. A pleasant evening was
spent. Ice cream and cake were served.
June "a. ..
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
SURRY.
ANON.

Frank Knowles is repairing his house.
Virginia Bunker is visiting at Della
Withee's.
George Fl. Sperry and wife are visiting
in Sullivan.
William Emery is home from New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Emeline Jarvis is visiting relatives
and friends in town.
Mrs. Fred Foss, who has been very ill, is
able to be about the house.
Esther Smith, OF Ellsworth, spent Sun
day with her sister Charlena.
Mrs. Gene Saunders, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting at Mrs. Almira Saunders.
Mrs. Mary E. Gray has moved into the
Phil. Jarvis house on the Ellsworth road.
A number of grangers from here at
tended grange in East Orland Saturday
evening.
The graduation class of s. G. S. gave an
ice-cream social in the hall last Thursday
evening.
The thunder shower Of last week was
very severe, striking in several places at
Morgan's bay.
Nellie Sinclair, Cora Turner, Florence
Curtis add Lenora Woodman left last
week for Northeast Harbor, where they
have employment.
June q. ANON.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. M. B. Joy and two children are vis-
iting friends in Sandy Point.
Miss vernie Tracy, Of Franklin, visited
her sister, Mrs. Charles Googins, last week.
g. W. Googins spent Sunday in Marl-
boro with his daughter, Mrs. w. /. Ford.
Miss Eta Springer has been obliged to
give up her position as operator in the
West Sullivan exchange on account OF q
throat trouble. Her many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Charles Googins will leave Tuesday
for Wilton to accompany her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. B. F. Salisbury, back to Frank
lin. Mrs. Salisbury has recently returned
from San Francisco, where she has lived
for the, past twenty-five years. She will
make her home in Franklin with her
daughter, Mrs. w. f. Tracy.
June q. ANON.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
NORTH SEDGWICK

Fred Page has sold his horse to parties
at East Bluehill.
AIanson Clement, OF Seal Harbor, visited
E. G. Smallidge and wife last week.
Miss Hazel n. Friend, who has been
teaching at Cranberry Isles, is home.
Friends are congratulating Roy Allen
and wife on the birth of daughter, born
June n-Jeanette.
Mrs. Stock bridge and Mrs. Joyce, oi
Atlantic, visited Mrs. Nellie Staples last
week. Mrs. Stock bridge is Mrs. Staples
sister.
School closed June %. Miss Lille Nc
Intyre, of Bluehill, has taught with good
success. The pupils gave an entertain
ment in the evening at the grange hall
All took their parts well. Ice-cream was
served. Receipts of the evening, 80.
June 20. RAE.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
SOUTH BROOKSyILLE.

Capt. Charles Gray has the yacht Elfrin
nearly ready for the the season.
The present cutting job OF the Brooks
vile Granite Co. is nearly finished.
Prof. Kent and family, of Boston, are
occupying their cottage this season.
Elmer Gray and Leslie Black have gone
a trip South in schooner Herbert May.
Capt. j. F. Hutchings, of schooner
Izetta, was at home Sunday. His vessel
is loading in Bangor.
Joseph NJ. Bates, of Hermon Center,
who has been visiting relatives here, left
for home on steamer fremont Monday.
June 20. G..
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
COUNTY NEWS.
LAMo.INE.

-, fsach. Of Bangor, spent Sunday
With bis family.
a.. tnez Ford, OF Marlboro. recently
,'l,.a her cousin, Miss Lena King.
p-o,. Arthur Reynolds and family, Of
u H.. arrived Friday for the sum
ner.
~. Addie Reynolds, OF watertown,
~. i occupying her cottage for the
ssson.
u.. Hazel Hodgkins, who has attended
~ .pring term at Hebron academy, has
returned home.
Mrs Mary II. Coolidge went to Bar
80, last Friday to visit her brother.
Howard Emery
Miss Elvira Smith has returned home
-, c,osing the spring term Of school at
Partridge Cove.
No. watson Young, OF Webster City,
,.w, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Lydia Hodgkins.
phan II. Goggins and wife, OF Cambridge,
a.. are here for the summer. They
x;ll soon occupy the bungalow.
o.car Iinscoti has sold his home to
t,bn whitaker, OF Neponset, Mass. Mr..
rir.cott and family are moving to Port
land
schools closed Friday, after q success
mi term taught by Miss Flora Stratton.
There were appropriate exercises in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Clifford, a student from Massachu-
..,,s smoke in Christian Ehdeavor hall
l..t sunday morning. Mr.. Clifford will
ueak here through the summer. The SER
vices next Sunday will be in the church.
The many friends of Mrs. Eva Linsco,t
Avery were shocked and saddencd Sunday
morning when news came OF her sudden
death, Mrs. Avery had lived in Bangor
since her marriage. She leaves husband
and one child. The sympathy OF all goes
ON, to the bcreaved family. Interment at
,be East Lamoine cemetery Tuesday.
June "a. Is.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Andrew Turner has employment at Bar
Harbor.
Capt. Pearl Tapley has gone on short
visit to his son at Bar Harbor.
Charles Sherman and wife have four
summer boarders, and more are expected
soon.
Mrs. Fisher and her daughter have come
to get the WilIikee cottage in readiness
for the owner, who is at present in
Europe.
Mr.. Cheever, OF the firm OF Tweedy &
Cheever, jewelry manufacturers, Attle-
boro, Mass, has come, with his family
and will occupy the Bunker cottage this
summer.
June 20. xENopHoy.
Ursula Burns has returned from visit
to Bangor.
Sadie Burns Eaton Is visiting relative.
in Augusta.
Charles Sherman and John Sexton are
the latest to get their yachts in commits
sion.
Mrs. Bertha Duffy and daughter Helen
OF Waldoboro, are spending week at W
A. Hale's.
Amy l.. Dodge returned Tuesday from
the Old Town hospital, where she has
been employed.
Everett Bridges returned home Thurs.
day from the steamer Boothbay, on which
he has been employed.
The summer people are fast coming
Charles Sherman has six boarders, Hattie
and the cottages are fast filling up.
June q. XESoPHoN.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
GREAT POND.

Howard Lord got bear this week.
Frank E. Mace has men employed peel
ing poplar.
Lee Archer, of Wesley, visited friends
here recently.
Miss Mary Silsby closed pleasant term
OF school here Friday.
Road Commissioner Laughlin has crew
at work building piece of State road.
Ransom Williams is the latest victim of
the measles. J. Coburn and family have
recovered.
Master Horace Chick is home from
Franklin, where he visited his father after
attending circus in Ellsworth.
June 25, e.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. c. j. Hall is occupying her summer
cottage.
Ronald Macomber has returned from
Boston, where he went on his graduation
trip.
Mrs. Ruth Grindle, with son George,
has gone to Surry to visit her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Young.
Miss Julia Campbell and little sister
Arlene have returned from Franklin,
where they have been visiting friends.
Miss Helen Seavey has gone to North
east Harbor, where she has employment
for the season as waitress at the Clifton
house.
June 25. BRIAR.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29

VNHE subscribers, Graeme Harrison. of st.
l. Mary's Bramber, county of Sussex, Eng
land, Kingdom OF Great Britain and ireland,
Anthony Maxtone Graham, of Redgarton,
Battleby Cultoquwhey, Perthshire, N. b., and
Frank Storrs. OF the town Of Northcastle,
County OF Westchester. state of New York,
United States of America. hereby give notice
that they have been duly appointed executors
of the will of
ALICE oGSTON HARRISON, late of ST.
MARY'S BRAMBER
aforesaid, and given bond as the law directs.
Not being residents of the State of Maine we
have appointed Luere b. Deasy, of Eden, Ham
cock county, state of Maine, whose postofice
address is Bar Harbor, Maine, as our agent
ana attorney for the purposes specified in
section 43, chapter So OF the revised statutes of
Maine. All persons having demands against
the estate of said deceased are desired to pre-
sent the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately. GRAEME HARRISON
ANTHONY MAxroNE GRAHAM,
FRANK SToRRs,
June z, 1910. Executors.
Ellsworth American., 1910-06-29
WINTER HARBoR.

Frank E. Weston Is quite ill.
Mrs. Emma Upham has returned from
Arlington, Mass.
John Johnson, of steuben, has been in
town the past week.
harold Colby, demonstrator for the
ford Automobile Co., is spending week
here.
Mrs. Aldana Frazier, who has been vis-
Hing relatives in Ellsworth, returned Sat-
urdsy.
MISS Marion Tracy, daughter of B. +.
isaey and wife, was graduated with hon.
oss tfom Hebron academy in the class OF