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Commissioners, Notice.
EsrArE OF OLIVIA Il, BURRIDaE.

II = OF VIaI ' u u y = lsIFIll
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Ran
dolph, Commissioners. 20 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of olivia H. Bnrridge late Of
Randolph. IN said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited In Offset thereto, hereby give no.
tice that we will meet for the purpose afore-
said at the Randolph Inn IN the town Oi
Randolph, 10 said district. on the LIST day
Of October and the 7th day Of January next, from
O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock p. m. on each Of
said days and that six months from the
18th day Of August, A. D. 1910, Is the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors 70 present
their claims 10 Us for examination and allowance.
Dated. al Randolph, Vt. this 18TH day Of
September, A. D. 1910. 1929
LOUIS A. RUssLOW.
Frank II. Cleveland. Admr.
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State OF Vermont District o. Randolph, ss
The Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Randolph.
10 al persons Interested ln the estate 81
Iuliana Holden. late q Randolph. In said
District deceased. Greeting.
At Probate Court, holden at Chelsea within
and Tor said District the 18th day 81 september,
1919. an instrument purpuItng Oh be the last viii
and testament nt Juhana holden, late at kau-
daph. in sad District deceased. was presented
co The Court aforesaid. Coz Probate. b1 J. "a. Hal-
den 0f Randolph, VT. tle executor therein uumed.
And II IS ordered 81 said Cauu thar tho 18th
dar 90 October. 1879. ar the Randolph Inn in said
Randolph, Dee assigned fur proving said instru.
mtnt. and that notice thereof he given CD ell
persons erned. BY Publishing this order
three 81 enrs succcssiVeiv 10 the Herald and News,
a newspaper clrculating Ora that vicinity, iu said
District previous 30 che time appointed
Therefore. sou are hereby notified 90 appear
before said Court, ai the time and place ainre-
said. and contest the probate Of said VIII. b you
have cause.
Given under nv hand at chelsea en- ssie mis-
trict. this 18th day Of September, 1910. 1880
GEORGE L. STOW, Judge.
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South ROyaIton Notes.
n. J. sARoENT. Local Editor

w. o. Belknap is in Boston and New
York this week for new fall goods.
Mrs. c. c. Roberts OF Montpelier was
guest Of Mrs. Emily Lamb last week.
Regular meeting OF orville Bixby pos
and Relief corps today, Thursday, at 2 p
N.
Special communication OF Rising Sur
lodge for work this week Thursday even
ing, Sept 20.
Alexander Leslie was a guest at the
south Royalton House last week on 9
short vacation.
Mrs. M. Stewart OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is
passing few days vacation at the South
Royalton House.
The Ladies' Social circle of the Cong'I
church will hold q fair in the vestry
wednesday, Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Rowell and Miss
Maud Moshief were guests OF Mrs. Ora
Goodale last Sunday.
NJ. w. Kicker took party through the
group OF the White mountains BY auto
last Friday and Saturday.
Lester Ashley is home from Wilder,
where be is teaching, for a weeks vaca-
ton during the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Codmus OF
Bloomfield, n. j., are guests at the South
Royalton House for an indefinite time.
Next Sunday morning at the Methodist
church the subject OF the sermon will be,
"Ih be Name that is Above Every Name"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. soper have gone
to North Sloughton, Mass, for an indie
Unite stay sith their daughter, Mrs. W.
Z. Smith.
The last meeting Of the commissioners
on the estate OF Miss Harriet Whitney
will be held this week Saturday at Tar
bell q Whitham's Office.
Mrs. NJ. A. Talbert has returned home
from Mortified, Mass, where she has
passed the summer months, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Choate.
AS the Northheld cadets will be in
camp here Saturday, the manager OF the
Open-air pavilion announces q moonlight
dance Saturday evening. The Cadet or
ohestra will furnish music. Dancing
rom s to 11:46
William Wynn Of St. Adams visited |
ais parents here last week, having recov-
red from his injuries received in the re-
,ent railroad train wreck At Mortified 1
to be about. One arm is use
ess yet from the injury Of the shoulder.
Mrs. Horace Goodwin died last Sunday
i her home in South Royalton, of cancer
4 the stomach. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
AVE been residents OF South Royalton
be past few years and very estimable
itizens. They formerly lived in Tun-
ridge, the early home OF Mr.. Goodwin.
Ter funeral was held Tuesday. She
caves q husband, who has the sympathy
I the community.
A. @. Whitman is attending the state
air this week In connection with the ex-
ibition being held in the fisheries build
lg, of short weights and measures. The
feights and measures committee report
hey have gathered many interesting and
facts concerning the "high
0st Of living" along the line Of short
sights and measures and package goods |
nd hucksters' measures.
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49, RRookFlELp

lam prepared to buy evergreen e IS.
~ nonnd delivered at my plnce on ana
after Oct. is. None but finest quAl..y
te-on. For further particulars call Wriie
or ohoue L. +. Reed, Gaysviils, VI
Miss Esther Tullar from Caiconea : aus
49, i visiting her sister, Mrs. Oiai-
ence B0yce.
riffis Viola Waldo. who has been very
sicE win typhoid fever, is soms"n al
better at this writing.
The Tuesday night prayer mee1ii's :
wilI Sc held ct the houses new insssau 7.
tbe church, beginning next
nirbt. vi hen it will be q Leroy "aA'
heldls.
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lam prepsredto buy evergreen at &c.
per pound delivered at my place on and
Rfter Oct. IS. None but finest quality
taken. For further particulars call, write
or phone L Z. Reed, Gaysyille, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bourne we're sick the
first Of the week.
Elmer Monroe went Friday to Windsor
to work for a few weeks.
Steve and Hubert Cleveland were guests
sunday Of Marion Huntington in Ran
dolph Center.
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IiortIeuIturaI Exhibit.

The White River Valley Horticultural
association will bold its first annual ex-
hibit at South Royalton Oct. 4 and s. All
persons interested are invited to compete.
Blue ribbons will be awarded by the asso-
action to the first in each class, besides
large list Of special prizes, sustained by
the leading business men in South Royal
ton and others. Competent judges will
be secured and every effort made to make
this exhibit a stimulus to better work
along all horticultural lines.
/. Best collection varieties OF tree
leaves and specimens of wood.
IL. Best collection tree seeds properly
labelled.
Class f, Flowers and Ferns
/. Best collection home grown seeds.
II. Best display house and pot plants.
Ill., Best display cut flowers.
". Best collection wild ferns.
V. Best collection wild flowers.
Special premiums valued at about $50,
together with the expert judgment that
is to be given to the things exhibited,
will make the coming meeting OF the
White River Valley Horticultural society,
to he held in the CongI church vestry,
Oct. and 5, OF real value to the exhibit
tors aud OF large interest to all who have
the general agricultural welfare OF this
section at heart. The president OF the So
ciety is DR.. d. E. bearing, with John B.
Goodrich, Charles Woodbury., F. E.
HAYNES, @. A. Cheney, R. r. Sykes, vice
presidents, and board Of directors con-
sisting OF A. J. Eaton, w. o. Belknap,
Charles Cowen, John Woodward and
Rev. Z. L. NJ. Barnes. Edward Martin
is treasurer. Following is a list of spe-
cial premiums with the names Of the Civ
ers:--
Best exhibit Of grain in peck in largest
number Of kinds grown on one farm, 3
premiums, bag flour, c. P. Abbott; pr. /
Buff Plymouth Rocks, d. E. Dearingi D
lbs. honey, S. Goodwin.
Flint corn, 10 ears TO the trace, premi- |
ums, 80 gold piece, j. II. Hewitt parlor /
lamp. K. f. Moody; set Of horseshoes, n. /
c. knight; box cigars, Eli Ashley.
Oats in peck, premiums, pr. $3.50
shoes, c. E. Black; horse halter, Arthur
Abbott; pr. Cornish fowls, d. E. Dear
ing.
Potatoes in peck, 8 premiums, suit
ease. W. o. Belknap; bag wheat, II. X.
Foster; farm sligo 1924 in, X. A. Pierce.
Apples, best in number of kinds and
luaiity, home grown, on plate, pre-
NUNS, pr. $3.50 shoes, L. c. Diekermani
hive Italian bees, S. Goodwin; box cigars,
E. o. Kent.
Best single package Of apples, carving
Jet, A. W. Bohonon.
Best collection Of packages, ice cream
Ireezer. Geo. H. Dewey.
Pears, 2 premiums, bag wheat, u. K.
Foster: box cigars, A. R. Fielders.
Plums, lbs. arsenate lead, John
Phelps.
Grapes, book on agriculture, E. E.
" ilson.
Best exhibit Of vegetables grown IN one
rarden. g of each kind called for, pre-
niums. set garden tools, Geo. D. Har-
fprton: 90. seed potatoes, A. }. Eatoui
,ush. onions, q. T. Dearingi lbs.
lonsv, Mr. Goodwin.
saussh, basket groceries, II. e. sar-
.ent.
sargent.
Pntted plants grown hy exhibitor, set
Z army brushes, Tarbell & Whitman.
Avoid disease By keeping the mouth
ptisqptic. Use the American Throat Tab
nd nn#nnHh I
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Indomitable will and tremendous ener-
gy are never found where stomach, Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels are out Of order. li
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use DR.. Kings New Lie
Fills, the matehless regulators, for keen
brain and strong body. 25c.
V. A. Grant, Randolph.
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GRANVILLE

am prepared to buy evergreen at &c.
per pound delivered at my place on and
after Oct. is. None but finest quality
taken. For further particulars call, write
or phone [. E. Reed, Gaysville, Vt.
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Card Of Thanks.

We Wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted in the
sickness and burial of our mother, Mrs.
Margaret Riley; also the singers and
those who gave so many beautiful
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-22

Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. H. Bean,
1872 Webster ST., RocklRnd, Mass.
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Avoid disease By keeping the mouth
anfisqptic. Use the American Throat Tab
tets for sore throat, cough and eatarrh.
10 and Is cents a box.
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Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBT. Local Editor.

so pigs for sale. as II
II. 7. Walker, Chelsea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
NORTH LAMoSE.

Henry Lnseoss has gone to Bar HA-bos,
where ne Is employed
George Morse has returned from Lynn,
Mass. where he m. been employed
Capt. A q. Hot and wife came from
SoGth Go1Idsboso On Sunday and re-
NAMED until Monday morning.
L y. Salisbury. H. who has bssn living
in the Ainaon Gray house. IL moving into
Mrs. Elizabeth Brzg6on'z house At the
head Of the river
Mrs. Ada Coicord. q native Of this tc~n,
died suddenly AZ her home in Massscna-
sesss recently, Of pnsamonia- She sesves
one sister Mrs. l. A. Austin, and two
hrosners-Fred and William, who reside
here.
Mrs. MIRA Young and Miss GeneFa
Smith. Of East Lzmoine, are caring fog
Mrs. Lois GiIpAtrick, who received raraiy-
tic shocks a week ago. She has improved
somewhat Her son Edward is also here
from his home in View Haven, Conn
Au-il IL. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13

born 70 tasu- bot they we're airsys
The ehEld-er-s friends, - the writer can
truly testify. Being Always Ln62sSrsooz
and prz6srs, they SOFA Sad o1e oftks best
txrras Ii town Tesls waz alsays an
o-en bose to shezr fr5e1css who serz
rnany, and 10 needy one vsz evsc sent
fruzz tAz1- door. Macy . ho1nelzsz ehil1
has sc15d shelter there
Mr.. MeCazlIa lad been rsrG bziezz eTex
since taat party cane into sxAsts0cs-
Ea-sy n lie be ~zs made a Nssoo- and
wss the Oldest ZEE Der Of thz. body in the
ecuafy. Has raszsership Was wIth
Rising saa Lodge, OF OrIA1d. q delegzsscn
of xsich x2s il attendance II his funeral-
and performed the Last sad rites Of that
order.
Nearly torty years ago be Sith bis wife
hegped to form Pree Baptist church ss
wess szrry.- he Arrays su!Cyed ssseDd-
ing the c1arrsrfy sessions OF that body
and ~ long a. able ne and his vile vcSic
rits many railss TO Be present Fox the
last ten OF twelve yesrx he and his wife,
who survives hin. hare been seDd<<ty
cared fog By George Gray and wife II
thszr old home Altao1xh 50 aged MI
McCaslsa rsz scsive nearly to the last
April IL C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
WINTER HARBOR.

Eugene Pettee has employment at
Seal Harbor for the summer.
Frank E. Weston was called to Milo re-
Gently by the death OF sister.
William Spurling is making extensive
improvements upon his house. c. E..
Grover has charge of the work.
William H. Sargent has gone to Ash
land. where he has employment.
Alvah II. Mayo has been appointed
census enumeration for this town.
Mrs. Sarah Merchant, Of East Sullivan,
is visiting her son, Alfred Merchant.
Joseph J. Roberts, who has been in
Boston several weeks, returned wednes-
day. -
Ralph Moore, who has spent two weeks
in town, returned to Waltham, Mass,
Friday.
William Fernald, OF Gouldsboro, has
purchased the Wier house, and will move
here.
Amasa Young, Of Steuben, has pur-
chased the Enoch Bickford place, and
will move here.
Miss Ardele Parker underwent q serious
operation at the Russell hospital, Brewer,
Thursday for throat trouble.
d. d. G. NJ. Edgar J.. Trusseli, of Bar
Harbor, officially visited Winter Harbor
lodge, F. and A. NJ, Thursday evening.
April 4. E.
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HALL QUARRY.

A son vas born to A3eiberf Reed and
rife April 3
David Richardson has returned home
from Bangor hospital
Mn Amanda Perkins hAs gone to
Cranberry Islea to work.
Miss Bernice Msconber has returned 20
normal school NJ Br,dgswsser, Mass
Morton Perkins and Patsy Osborn have
gone to Mosquito moontain TO work
Friends OF Mrs. Hannah Cookson re-
gfet that her health remains 90 poorly.
Thomas Harkins and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daughter
Margaret Elizabeth
Mrs Ruth Grindle has returned home
from Beech HILL where she has been
caring for Mrs- E. T. Richardson.
Mrs. Joseph Stanley has gone to the
Bangor hospital to be operated upon TO,
appendicitis Ali hope to see her home
soon.
April 4. BRIAR-
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MsntraI.
Know 1t Well.
Familiar Features Well Known
to Hundreds of Ellsworth
Citizens.

A familiar burden in every home,
The burden OF abad back".
A lame, weak or an aching back
Tells you Of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is Ellsworth testimony to prove it /:
Mrs. John L. Smith, Ellsworth Falls,
Ellsworth, Me-, says: II cannot say too
much in favor Of Doan's Kidney Pills, as
they have been OF the greatest benefit to
me. / had trouble from my kidneys for a
ong time. evidenced by a dull, heavy
ache in the small OF my back. also had
dizzy spells and feelings OF distress in my
head. accompanied by an irregularity in
the passages Of the kidney secretions. /
finally read about Doan's Kidney Pills,
and procured a box at Whitcomb, Haynes
Il Co.'s store. They freed me of the
backache right away, and regulated the
passages OF the kidney secretions. have
taken the remedy three or four times since
WHEN / have noticed that my kidneys
were not acting properly, and j have never
failed to get relief. Doan's Kidney Pills
are Q remedy that can be relied upon
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-aDd take
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
TRENTON.

Roy NJ Haynes, Trenton boy, has been
appointed postmaster OF Baliardvale,
Mass. A Baiiardvale paper says: MIR.
Haynes was born in Trenton, Oct. Is, 1s-77.
He came to BaIlardvale in 1880, and en-
tered the employ OF F. G. Haynes q Co.,
grocers, in whose employ he remained un-
til April 5, 1903, when be formed part
nership with Frank JuhIman and bought
out the grocery firm OF Greene & Wood
lin. The new firm, Haynes s. Juhimsn,
are carrying On large and steadily in
creasing business. Sept. II, 1903, be mar
ried Miss s. Jennie Stark, daughter Of
ex-Selectmsn John S. Stark and wife.
Mr.. Haynes is one OF the active workers
Of the Congregational church, being q
deacon and q successful teacher in the
Sunday school His appointment rs post
master is q popular one, and he is receiv-
ing congratulations on all Sides
April IL. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13

rayed By SoDesrilse tAlens- assisted 81
few from Town Hill
Nrs- G<rtr1de Czark has xcne TO Frank
pces 10 JON her k1shsnd- -ho has sz-
pz0ynent there
Nrs- Emily BsbosdEe, Who has spent
TIE winter here with her sister, AlnA
Higgins. has returned 30 sxoniagso1-
Mrs NsEtse Higgins. WHO has spent the
past ~sek with her daaxhfsr. Mrs Jsznis
Jeilisoz- hax rezurned home
Ms Abbie SCninsby and infant osugh-
ter o. Bar aaroor. hare been visiting Mrs
S0ninsby's nsoshex- Mrs Lossis KDc~tes-
Anssi Higgins recentiy vens to wal
than 70 visit his uncle. c. ?. Aiisn- and
ionnd him quite restored in nsalth- He ID
houe fron the hospital IN Portland.
where he spent . month
Apxil L. NJ
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PROSPECT HARBoR-

The village library has recently &C.
quir ID thirty-two new books.
DR.. benjamin Williams, late Of Rock
land, Ia visiting his brother, ]. NJ. VIII
Iiams.
The z. r. Russell Co. has begun its sea-
wharf
G. Prescott CIeave= and family, Of Bar
Harbor. are spending few days at E. W.
CleaTesf.
A. r. Joy leads tie list Of farmers this
spring with early planting, having planted
peas March 30.
J.N Williams and daughter, Mrs. l. s.
Ray, took trip of few days last week to
Bangor and Augusta.
Miss Gertrude Bickford spent few days
in West Gouldsboro last week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Eunice Jones.
Mrs. D. W. Kelly, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Amasa Young,
through the winter, has gone to Bar Har-
Dor for the summer.
The Pocahontas had a pleasant meeting
March Is. A character sketch by Will
Carleton furnished the literary program,
after which refreshments were served and
sixteen of the members went to the home
Of Capt. Al WEIGH TO celebrate the birth
day OF Mrs. WEIGH. The party was COM
plete surprise to the hostess, but the
birthday cake and other plans for a very
pleasant evening showed that enough
were in the secret to make it g success
April 4. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. w. II. Grass il in poor health
Miss Bernice Cline will teach the spring
term OF school in Marlboro.
School il in session At the Union school
house, Miss Jeilison teacher
Malcolm Googins, Of Concord junction.
Mass. is visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Lottie Steuars xiil close her house
here and expects to go to Texas soon.
Charles Googin is home from Punta
Gorda. Fla, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Cassie wynan and infant daughter.
Of Portland, were recent guests Of Free
man Sabine and wife.
Pearl 5tratton who has been confined TO
the house the past ten weeks with
broken leg, will go to the hospital in
Brewer Tomorrow for treatment. His
many friends hope for speedy recovery
April IL. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
DEER ISLE.

DR.. II. w. Small made business trip to
Boston Thursday, returning Saturday.
Frank l. Greene was in Boston this
week to consult with the owners OF the
yacht be will command this summer.
Mrs. Ezekiel Marshall, who has been
very i'll, is much improved.
Capt. Raymond Marshall left Tuesday to
take command OF sail yacht for New
York parties.
Mrs. Hannah Saunders, one OF the oldest
women in town, is critically i'll, with little
prospects OF recovery.
Thomas Gray has purchased several
horses the last week, to be used In his
stable for the coming season.
Ambrose Haskell and wife, who have
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Mrs. J. W. Rice visited her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Mckay, in Bar Harbor last
week.
Miss Queen Cowperthwaite returned
Saturday from visit with friends in Har-
rington.
Charles Hamblen left for Rockland Sum-
day, called there by the death of his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Beverage.
ApriI a. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
MT. DESERT FERRY.

Mrs. Harvard Carter is ill Of the measles
School begins to-day, with Miss Mae
Young, of South Hancock, as teacher.
Harvard Carter is teaching in West Sui
livan and Elizabeth Jellison at Franklin
Road.
Harry Johnston and wife are visiting
relatives at Manset, Mckinley and Duck
island.
Mrs. Curtis, who has been spending the
winter with her cousin, Mrs. /. L. Ward
well, has returned to her home in Brewer.
Joseph Tufts left last week for SAUCER
ties, N. ", where be is employed as chauf-
feur in the family of James T. Maxwell.
Miss Carrie Colby, who has been in Ban
gor the past three months, is at home for
few weeks, before going to West Scar
boro.
April IL. c.
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sUUNTY NEN S.
BRooKLN.

unr>Crrr
L rssaa "ss u BOSTON s-ss
SHasAes teeszas sssarneo iso" 0'sso0
iUesA!
Ms Bizi~S<Al- OF S1ry- . visiting her
s'oH'- AysAse bAsis2szA
Center HArhsw Rsaskah circle nat with
Mrs F-znx Gozs- Friday evening
Cart. r. &. sxewsrs nss goae to Ezls-
w0-za IN the SCHOONER Maine. for load Of
z~dGst-
Ms Herbert Cca~ay xEt children. OF
suo.hfpe. are yissszrs h<r SISTER. Mr.
Warren Ford.
e,-c, s~u. .,a .,-;1x h.xp r~.ur,-d
$50 80 -. .rs IT,
.,-oL.
'A11eH ..'. -
40 -A''1s '''- "
ouy SHERMAN aas rstarneo 20 bsookiu :,
Mass. after spending nls weston rEin
he mother Mrs A IL sn>rEan-
Ed-sed Mayo, who has been visiting
his mot her. Mrs Nancy Mayo, returned to
his hone In Beverly. Mass. to-day.
u.roas poxsrx l~~r.. TO-DAY sor the
Soss,~-., ho-y~ a. roxus to bring herr the
,~,.f,. a, s.,,usl po~~r. wbo die .h~rr