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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-18

with the orange and lime trees from
Ulava. And these several weeks mark
ed a period of perfect weather.
Then came the long expected nor.
wester. For eight days it ragged. iull-
ing at times to short durations. OF calm.
then shifting point or two and rag
ing with renewed violence.
It was in the good weather that fol-
lowed one Of the house boys ran him
down with the news that the Martha.
the Flibberty Gibbet and the Emily
were heading In for the anchorage.
Coming into the compound from the
rear, Sheldon saw everything at once
first, a glimpse at the sea. where the
Martha f]oated huge alongside the cut
ter and the ketch which had rescued
her; and next. the ground in front of
the veranda steps. where a great
crowd of fresh caught cannibals stood
ut attention. From the fact that each
was attired in new. snow white lava
lava. Sheldon knew that they were
recruits. Part way up the steps one of
them was just backing down into the
crowd. while another. called out by
name. was coming up. 1t was .Ioan's
voice that had called him. and Shell
don refined in his horse and watched.
She sat at the head of the steps. be-
hind table, between Munster and his
white mate. the three of them check
ing long lists. Joan asking the ques-
tons and writing the answers in the
big, red covered. Berande labor jour-
nal.
"What name?' she demanded Of the
black man on the steps.
'Tagari." came the answer. accom-
panied by a grin and a rolling Of curl
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CONTINUED from yesterday
CHAPTER XVI.

CHAPTER XVI.
PLEASE DON'T BE ANGRY WITH ME-"
A FTER Dr.. Welshmere and the
n Apostle departed and Captain
~ OIeson had turned in for a
sleep in a veranda hammock
Sheldon opened Joan's letter:
Dear Mr.. Sheldon-Please forgive me for
stealing the Flibberty Gibbet. l simply
had to. The Martha means everything to
us. Think of It. only E55 for her. $275!
If I don't save her. know shall be able
to pay all expenses out Of her gear which
the natives will not have carried off, And
II I do save her 1t Is the haul Of life
time. And II / don't save her I'll I'LL the
Emily and the Flibberty Gibbet with re-
cruits. Recruits are needed right now on
Berande more than anything else.
And please. please don't be angry with
me. You said shouldn't 60 recruiting on
the Flibberty. and won't. I'll go on the
Emily.
bought two cows this afternoon. That
trader at NoGi died of fever. and l bought
them from his partner-Sam Willis his
name-who agrees to deliver them. mos,
bkely BY the Minerva next time she is
down that way. Berande has been Tong
enough on timed milk.
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CAN'T CURE CAIARRH
Stomach Dosing, Sprays and Douche:
Have All Failed.

Stomach Dosing, Sprays and Douches
Have All Failed.
There is only one way to cure Ca.
tarrh.
Reach the raw, tender, inflamed
membrane that is infested with ca
tarrh germs, and destroy the germs
You can't reach the hooks and crew
ices with liquid preparations-there
is only one way-breathe the anti-sep
tic germ killing air of HYOMEI (pro
nounce It High-o-me) directly over
the infested parts.
HYOMEI contains no opium, CO.
caine, or other harmful drugs, it is
made of Australian eucalyptus, thy
mol, and other Lysterian antiseptics
1t is guaranteed to end the misery OF
catarrh, asthma, Group and bronchitis
or money back.
Ask the Lenhart Drug Company
about the HYOMEI outfit today. they
sell it for only one dollar and guar
antee it.
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GUS eyes; for it was the first white
mans house the black had ever seen.
The black stepped down, and an
other mounted to take his place. But
Tagari just before he reached the bot
tom step caught sight of Sheldon. 1t
was the first horse the fellow had ever
seen, and he let out frightened
screech and dashed madly up the
steps. A. the same moment the great
mass of blacks surged away panic
stricken from Sheldon's vicinity. The
grinning house boys shouted encour-
agement and explanation. and the
stampede was checked, the new caught
head hunters budding closely togeth-
er and staring obviously at the fear
ful monster.
"Hello!" Joan called out. What do
you mean by frightening all my boys?
Come on up"
what do you think of them?" she
asked when they had shaken hands,
"And what do you think of her" with
a wave of the hand toward the Mar
tina. II thought you'd deserted the
plantation and that might as we'll 60
ahead and get the men into barracks
Aren't they beauties? DO you see that
one with the split nose: He's the
only man who doesn't hail from the
Poonga- Poonga coast. and they said
the Poonga-Poonga natives wouldn't
recruit. Just look at them and con-
graduate me. They're men. every last
one of them. l have such long sto-
ry l don't know where to begin. and
l won't begin anyway till we're
through with this and until you have
told me that you are not angry with
me.
"Ogu. what place belong you?" she
went on with her catechism.
But Ogu was bushman. lacking
knowledge Of the almost universal
beche de mer English. and half
dozen Of his fellows wrangled to ex-
plain.
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lot which he draws obliges him to FUR
nish the dish marked against 1t. which
he either takes with him In his car
rage or sends by a servant. The
proper variety is preserved by the tai
ents of the maitre d'hotel. who forms
the bill Of fare. As the cookery Is
furnished by so many people of fash
ion, each strives to excel. and thus a
picnic supper not only gives rise to
much pleasant mirth, but generally can
boast of the refinement Of the art
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ADVENTURE
;*##@$%#@##@#%:@#*'
SYNOPSIS

Sheldon. owner Of Berande plantation
though desperately Ill, overawes and con-
trolls 200 head hunting Solomon islanders
by force Of will and weapons. Chief Seles
calls with forty men.
He returns Arunga, q runaway laborer.
Sheldon has Arunga and Billy whipped to
quell q mutiny. His sickness increases
His partner. Hughie. and many laborera
die.
Joan Lakeland. a pretty girl, arrives
with her crew Of Tahttians, Sheldon b.
comes unconscious. and she takes charge
Of things.
She u q self reliant American girl. q
lover of adventure. q native OF Hawaii
and an orphan. Her ship has beer
wrecked. She proves to Sheldon that she
can shoot.
She resents his friendly suggestions. and
they quarrel. She makes it plain that she
is not matrimonially inclined. She and
Sheldon save two black women from
death.
Tho savage laborers demand the women
Sheldon attempts to discipline them and
Joan shoots native and saves hts lie
she scolds him for making her shoot
Satan. savage dog. arrives. Despite
Sheldon's warnings Joan goes to explore
an island she contemplates buying. Ftnan-
cial difficulties threaten Sheldon.
He falls IN love with Joan. Left alone
by Sheldon, Joan has trouble with Co
goomy and other natives Armed savages
arrive. and danger threatens Sheldon and
Joan.
Joan routs them with a fake dynamite
cartridge, and Satan drives them into
trees. Their chief is punished. Morgan
and RAN have Sheldon In their power.
Joan offers to become his partner. His
mention of conventionalities angers her.
She needs no chaperon. she says. Sheldon
finally accepts her as his partner.
Tudor and Won Blk. gold seekers. arrive
on the Martha. Joan and Tudor seem to
interest each other. Sheldon becomes jeal-
Gus.
Joan starts for Australia with her crew
to buy . schooner. but stops at Guvutu
and buys tho Martha. which has been
wrecked, for a mere trihe.
Captain Auckland tells how she did II
and applauds her cleverness. Captain
Oleson tells how she took tho Flibberty
Gibbet away from him to save tho Mar
tina.
Joan returns with the Martha In good
condition. Her white assistants describe
her business shrewdness. Sheldon refuses
to lot her run the Martha.
Sheldon proposes marriage, but Joan re-
bluffs him. They agree to continue a.
partners and friends. They discover q
large number Of hidden firearms.
Gogoomy attacks Joan. who escapes and
warns Sheldon. Gogoomy fees with other
savages. and Sheldon pursues Bushmen
murder all Of Tudors party except Tudor.
CONTINUED from Yesterday !,
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IN China than afl the rest of the world
put together. - Buckles History OF
Civilization"
Tho Word "Pienic."

Few people know the original mean
ing of the word picnic" It is to be
found set out in the London Times of
a hundred years ago: "A picnic sup
per consists of a variety of dishes.
The subscribers to this entertainment
have a bill of fare presented to them,
with a number against each dish, The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-28
SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. John Stinson, OF Prospect Harbor
is visiting in town.
John Grover, who has been employed al
Bar Harbor and vicinity painting, is a,
home.
Miss Gladys Miles, OF Augusta, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Hiram Mer.
chant.
Mrs. Adeline Dewitt, OF Tracy Station
n. b., has been visiting her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. S. T.. Merchant.
Mrs. C.S. colweli, with little son anc
her mother, Mrs. McCrellis, OF Norway
spent few days last week at G. w. Col.
wells, Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. A. 8. Fernsld, OF North Bradford
recently spent few days at s. E. Mer.
chants. Little Jennie Merchant accom-
panied Mrs. Fernsld home for visit.
Late arrivals are Mrs. f. NJ. Watson and
grandson, Watson McRes, Brooklyn, n
Y; Mrs. T. J. Hodgkins and daughter
Mrs. Savage, ana son, OF Chicago; Mrs. C.
X. Bunker and children, OF SolnerviIie
Mass; Mrs. Annie Smith and daughter
Blanche, Newton, Mass; Mrs, A. E
Wooster, Waitham, Mass.
June %. w.
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REX.
EAST ORLAND.

Capt. Pendleton is i'll.
Mrs. c. c. Pendleton is visiting in Isles
boro.
II. II. Blaisdell left Friday for Green
vile, where he has employment.
Miss Parker, who has been visiting in
Bucksport several weeks, is home.
W. F. Hill, OF Bucksport, spent Sunday
1t T. F. Mason's.
Mrs. Frank Merrill asd children, Of
Bluehill, are at the Mooney bungalow 10,
few days.
Miss Barbara Stanley and Mason Stan
ley visited their aunt, Mrs. Fred Gross
"Wednesday and Thursday.
DR.. Story and family, OF New York, ar
rived Saturday and are occupying the
Bell camp for the summer.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs. Laurs
Wentworth Thursday, with an attendance
OF eighteen. 1t was an enjoyable meeting
DR.. Walter Clark, OF New York, arrived
Saturday to join his family for the sum-
mer. They are occupying their new bun
galow.
June q, NJ
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SURRY.

Miss Myra Ellington has returned from
BlushiIl.
Frances Curtis has gone to Bucksport
to work.
Mrs. Lenora Gsspar has returned from
Seal Harbor.
Albert conary and Everett Stone have
returned home.
Mrs. F. Irwin Gaspar has gone TO Bev-
erly, Mass, for few weeks. ..
Miss Smith, OF winterport, is visiting
her brother Clarence at North Surry.
Miss Lizzie Gray has returned from
Eastbrook. whore she has been teaching.
Mrs. Olive Day, OF Calais, has been
visiting her parents, John Staples and
wife.
Capt. Charles johnson 10 packing his
household goods, preparatory 10 moving
to Machiss.
Rev. E. L. Sawyer went to Windsor Mon
day, returning Thursday with his family.
All are glad to see Mrs. Sawyer here.
Mrs. Mary Jane Beede died Saturday
night. She had been in poor health the
past two years, but her death came very
Suddenly and unexpectedly. She was
tenderly cared for by her daughter
Martha, and everything possible was done
LOT her comfort. Her son Fred wss called
nome saturday, arriving at Z o'clock.
his mother died ct II o'clock. Mrs.
smith, of Baysids, came Sunday. Sim
csre sympathy 10 extended to the grief
stricken family, especially TO the daughter
Martha, who has been with her constantly
ior the past two ysars.
June rs. ANON,
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WINTER HARBOR.
]. e. Bick ford is quite Ill.

J. e. Bickfor Is quite i'll.
Fred Hayes, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town last week.
Epraim Drew has gone to Prospect Har-
Dor to clerk for Henry Hamilton.
Mrs. Alec Grant, Of Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her parents, H. r. Weston and wife.
Mrs. Aldana Frazier returned Friday
from Boston, after an absence Of several
weeks.
Mrs. Mary H. Rand, who has been visit
ing rslativss ct Sullivan and Ellsworth, Is
home.
william Gerrish and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son,
June IS.
Mrs.. Fannie Trip, who has been visit
ing her brother, e. w. Written, returned
to Steuben Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Flint, OF Boston, who has
been ct her cottage here several weeks,
left Saturday for Newport.
Rev. e. 3. Drew, who is spending bis
vocation in Houlton and vicinity, was
called homo Sunday to oficiate at the
funeral Of Mrs.. Daniel Sargent, Of South
Gouldsboro.
June Is. E.
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% business ccunsoted with his vseesle. n.
rivsd homs this week.
A large number Of summer yisitor, ~.
rivsd this week.
Hoyt Foster, who hos bssn tsschine Z,
Jonssport the past pear, arrived hone Sat-
urday.
Mrs.. Alma Hasksll, who has bssn In
Everett, Mass, nursing Mrs. J. J. spoford.
arrived homo Saturday.
Raymond Thompson and wife arc ~
csiving congratulations on the birth OF .
daughter, born June 20.
Thomas Gray and wife went to Portland
this week to take their little son Lewis
for surgical treatment.
Norman Gray, who has been sailing q
mate on schooner from Boston, is spend
ing his vacation ct home.
Capt. Leslie Gray has given up his vessel
and retired from the sea. He will stay at
home and cultivate his farm.
Capt. Caleb A. Haskell is spending a
week 1t home while his vessel, the Jessie
Bishop, is unloading in Boston.
Miss Laura Stinson, one OF our popular
teachers and high school graduates, has
accepted an offer to teach in Gouldsboro.
Harold Joyce has the contract to build
the extension to the high school building.
Lumber has arrived and work was begun
this week.
The Children's day concert given at the
congregational church Sunday evening
was OF unusual interest. The church was
beautifully decorated, the pulpit platform
being banked with potted plants and cut
flowers. The parts were finely taken, and
showed great deal Of care and patience
In their training.
June %. Reg.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH ooUlpeBoao.

SOUTH 0OULD0BORO.
Ns. David tangent 10 SIN ssriously III.
Mis- Hslsn Frssman, Of 1ilbrides, d
ths guest Of Mrs. Nsssis Bunksr.
Miss Carrie Bickfoed 10 homs, after
tssohing In the vicinity Of stsubsn.
Mrs. Lillian Hamor and Mn. Agnes
Mayo. Of Eden, wsrs recent guests Of Mrs..
Cosa Holt and other friends.
June 10. n.
Mrs.. Arvills Bunker, Of North Sullivan,
was weekend guest Of her sisters here.
Miss Gladys Hooper has returned from
Birch Harbor, where she has been teach
ing.
Miss Jessie Bunker, Of Boston, has ar
rived to spend the summer with her grand
parents.
Miss Nettie Pollard, OF Richmond,
closed her third successful term Of school
here Friday.
Samuel Nelson and Miss Emma Nelson,
Of Cherryheld, were recent guests OF J. Il.
!. Freess and wife.
G. F. Bunker came from Brighton,
Mass, to attend the funeral OF his aunt,
Mrs. Hannah Sargent.
Mrs. Myers, who has been teaching in
Sorrento, is occupying rooms at Mrs. Abby
Hsmilton's for the summer.
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Mrs. Emily E. Atherton was quite i'll
las, week, but Is better now.
Miss Mildred Knox spsnt the past week
in Eden visiting her grandparents.
Mrs. Letitia Noyes, Of Georgetown,
Mass. is at her old home here visiting her
brother, George Parker.
Mrs. Edith Tyson and son Roscoe have
arrived home from Cambridge, Mass,
where they spent the winter.
Capt. W. 8. Brown has gone to Boston
to 90 pilot on the steamer City Of Bangor,
after spending . week At home with his
family.
J, ]. Sonies and wife have arrived home,
after spending commencement week at
Brunswick. Their son Abraham was one
OF the graduates.
Misses Ada and Lucretia Richardson,
who graduated from the high school, have
gone on graduation trip, accompanied by
their teacher, w. H-Craft.
Mrs. Emma Craft left "Wednesday, with
her son Stanley, to visit her home in Oak
land Later she will 20 to Boston to meet
her husband, and remain there through
the summer.
A civil service examination for post
master at Hall Quarry viii be held here
July %. Full information may be obtained
at the postofice 1t Hall Quarry.
June d. IL.
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KrTTEsY TO CARrDou.

L
1Tsd L. Thompson, Of Thoupsoa 4
Wsldsoa, Bangor, did Sunday.
Loais, agsd Aftssn, son Of John Dansis,
Of Bangor, was dsownsd Sunday, whils
swimming IN the Psnobsoot river.
0sorss A. French, prssidsnt Of the
Phillips savings bank, committed suicide
last Thursday, by hanging. Mental
worry over business troublss, in no wsy
ansctinG the banks nnancss, was the
cause.
Within sight of his fellow graduates Of
the Augusta high school, whose gradual
ing exercises were held Thursday night
and who were having . class outing ct
Lake Maranacook, winthrop, Linwood
Hatch, aged seventeen, was drowned Fri
day BY the capsizing Of . canoe in which
he and John H. Lathe, another graduate,
were padding about the lake. Lathe was
rescued.
The discovery Of Capt. Peter Kennedy's
dory drifting bottom up on Monroe island
near Rockland, Friday, told the story OF
the drowning of one of the best known
ship-masters Of former days. Capt. Ken
needy left his home on q fishing trip Fri
day afternoon. Sometime later his dory
was found and search for his body re-
vealed it tangled in the seaweed and kelp
near the shore. Capt. Kennedy was sixty
nine years OF age, and commanded coast
wise schooners for nearly thirty five years
previous to his retirement from the sea q
few years ago.
While officers were searching the prem
ises Of Fred B. Snow at Dayton for stolen
goods last Friday, the remark by Shows
nine-year-old daughter Gladys that "a
man was buried in the woods on their
farm, started the officers on different
track recalling the mysterious disappear
snce three years ago Of Harry A. Wey-
mouth, OF Saco, who was living with the
Shows, at the time. On the stength OF
the story told by the children OF Snow,
Joseph Bpzzell, of Dayton, and Oiney
Merrill, Of East Pittston, were arrested.
The child's description OF the location OF
the alleged grave is vague, and search for
several days has failed to reveal it.
~ haven't sufficient command Of the
English language to adequately describe
the number Of catepillars found in the
woods at Pembroke, Charlotte and
Needy bemps," said q. A. Yeaton, OF the
agricultural department Of Maine, re-
Gently upon his return from q trip to in
vestigate the reports that q strange cater
pillar was devastating the forest in the
Washington county territory named
"Billions on billions convey no idea
whatever" he continued. "a sapling an
inch in diameter was covered with layer
upon layer OF them until it appeared to be
at least four inches in diameter. Every
thing green had been eaton long ago. The
trees, bushes, fences, rocks and every
thing else were simply covered as with a
blanket. 1 never saw anything like it
before" The pest is the forest caterpillar,
and they will be fought with sprays Of
arsenate OF lead,
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ANON.
AsHvILLE.
Mrs. Olive Martin ID Ill.

Mrs. Olive Martin 10 Ill.
Mrs.. c. @. Small visited hsr parents In
Sorrento recently.
harold Leighton Il employed by H. D.
Hanna, Of East Sullivan.
Mrs. Fred Bean, who has been i'll OF ner-
vous trouble, Il gaining.
Mrs. Lamont johnson, who has been
sesiously Ill, u much improved.
Mrs. Ciarsncs Martin, Of Belfast, who il
Visiting her parents, Hiram Pssble and
wife, 10 ill.
Mrs. Cora Pinkham and Harry Weeks, Of
nangor, were guests Of e. A. Hanna and
family Sunday.
The schools Of Brigham hill closed on
friday. Both schools enjoyed . picnic
on The shore, given BY the teachers.
". NJ. Psttse and wife went to South
uouidsboro Sunday to attsnd the funeral
VI their aunt, Mn. Hannah Sargsnt.
Miss Edna Macarthur returned to her
nome in Midtown ON Saturday. Miss
Bertha AcCount viii 60 70 Northeast Har-
oof' where she has employment.
June 20. PHorpr.
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ORLAND.

Miss Grace B. Douglass has accepted .
position q assistant in the postodice.
Mrs. Belle Rich Fish and Master Eliot,
OF Revere, Mass, are in town for several
weeks.
Childrens day was observed Sunday BY
the Methodist Sunday school. The SER
vices were well attended and much enjoyed.
School closed June q. Miss P. J. Henry,
Of Hanpden, . most excellent teacher,
taught profitable school. All hops she
will return in the fall. Pupils perfect In
attendance: Milicent Louise Meade, Lo-
raine Randall, Helen Ross Page, Lula
Dele Everett, Edith Brooks Gray, Leola
Florence Bennett, J. Edward Lawrsnce.
Jane q. y
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Hannah Havey Sargent died Friday
June q, aged about sixty-four years, after
an illness Of about three months. She was
one OF . family OF ten children, this being
the second death in the circle. Mrs. Sar-
gents illness was OF tubercular nature,
and for eight weeks she had been grad
ually failing. The end came Is relief to
her suffering.
She was woman Of bright, cheerful dis
position, always making friends Of all with
whom she came in contact. she was will
ing to help in any good work or to assist
in sickness. A faithful, loving wife and
mother has gone to her rest.
She leaves one daughter = Mrs. Kettle
Bunker, Of this place, one son-Frank, Of
Brighton, Mass, and four grandchildren.
She also leaves six brothers and two sis
tiers, all Of whom were present at the
funeral, which was held at the church
Sunday afternoon, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. E. 8. Drew. Three selections
were sung by y mixed quartet from Win
ter Harbor. There was an abundance Of
flowers.
June Is. Fl.
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NORTH BROoKsvILLE.

Mrs. c. L. Babson, OF Sargentville, is
wishing her daughter, Mrs. Dow.
w. B. Sherwood has moved his family
wick.
Mrs. Ralph Halves has returned to New
York, leaving her children here for the
summer in care OF vesta Halves.
June 10. Z.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. B. NJ. Wood and daughter Susie are
here for two weeks.
Mrs. A. r. Conary ana son returned
from Fort Kent Sunday.
viii Hodgdon and son Walter are al
work at the Point for r. o. Chatto.
June rs. CRUMBS.
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COUNTY NEWS.


xpuopfAr nBsoLu1Ious.
Bro. A. O. Sewage has oesysd Nc
"a Iesvs his earthly sssssassss sn1
am ,ourh that dark valley ard sus inso
- m,.,erious bsyond fron which nens rs-
turn; ... A.>xh ~ nro. anvsre
H, "a, has lost very worthy member, who
tne S,cved the practice Of masonic principles
80 ., tbirty.three ysass.
~',r,,d. Thst the town has lost . citizen
.s,,,ur Qualities who, In building ths
o. '..,,i resort at Asticou. did much 70 en-
se sN.s me reputation Of our island - sum-
mer paradise. .. \. ~.
- and children berssved Of their eoun-
W. and protector its abiding sympathy.
ss n..olr,d. That the charter Be drsped In
n.,n,ns for period Of thirty days, the,
nv. ~ ,eso,utions be spresd upon the records,
W., copy be sent to the stricken family,
"a mat q copy be sent 70 THn ElLswoRrH
.xKsrcss for publication
WILLIAM H. CRAYrs,
EUGENE d. RICHARDSON,
j. A. soMEs,
Committee