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WEST HANCOCK.

c. P. Graves, who is employed in Boston
is at home for visit.
Arthur Graves has recently returned
from trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Means, of Surry, were in
town recently, visiting relatives.
Irving and Sherman Mcfarland, who
are employed in Bangor, spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Carrie Achorn, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Sherman McFar-
land, has returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. Mary Milliken returned last week
from a visit to her son in Bar Harbor
Saturday she went to Enfield to visit reIs-
tives.
Harris Taylor, Tobias Brill and Miss
Marie White, who spent the summer at
the Butler home, have returned to New
York. Mrs. Taylor will return the first Of
October.
Sept. q. SUMAc.
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COLTS ISLAND.

&c. Moon, Of Tilton,. N. H., 10 the guest
Of his neice, Mrs. Frank BAbbidge.
Miss Harriet Richards, OF New Haven,
Conn.,, is the guest OF Miss E. 8. Peterson
ut Petit Plaisants.
Philip Moore caught ten msckerel in his
weir Thursday night, and sold them at
thirty cents each.
Miss Violet Gott, who 10 tesching here,
spent Sunday with her parents, l.. F.
Colt and wife, at Bernard.
Robert Haven Schauffier and wife, OF
New York, who have spent q week in Mrs.
Burnham's bungalow, left for Seal Harbor
Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Bigelow, OF West fremont, is
here for the weekend. He conducted
services Friday evening, and will preach
Sunday morning and evening.
Sept. q. CHIPS.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss N. E. Moon visited Mrs. Forest
Dunbar at East Sullivan Sunday.
Mrs. T. H. Peters is ct the home Of her
sister, Mrs. A. N. Moon, after the season
at Hancock Point.
Arthur Colley and wife, Of Allstor,
Mass, visited Mrs. Colley's mother, Mrs.
Lovins McKusick, at West Sullivan re-
Gently.
Mrs. William Wooster had Q slight
shock lastl week, affecting her speech.
Her friends are glad to know she 10 i'm
proving.
The many friends OF William Rideout
are sorry to lose him after an enjoyable
visit with his sisters at the old homestead.
He left Tuesday, Sept. 10, for his return
trip to Pasadena, Cal. He will visit in
Boston, Washington, D. c., and Mime
apolls en- route.
Sept. 3, NJ.
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pYrH1AN CONVENTION.

The Pythian convention Of the seven
tenth district was held here Sept. q,
afternoon and evening, under the auspices
of Halcyon temple, No. Sc, P. 8. Repre-
sentativee were present from all over the
district, there being twenty-four from
Puritan temple, of Sullivan; twelve from
Evangelineetemple, Milbridge, and forty
from Halcyon temple OF this place.
Sister Julia Guptill, in her usual pleas
ing manner, gave the address OF welcome,
which was ably responded to by Sister
Helen Leighton, of Miibridge. The mem
bers also had the privilege of greeting
Grand Chief lnzetts Small, who faithfully
instructed Throughout the work. Hal
cyon temple had . candidate in waiting
who was initiated, the work being done
by . degree team made up from the
several temples.
A bountiful supper was served. The
convention was . great success. Much
credit 10 due d. d. @. C. Maria Havey, OF
Puritan temple, who BY her untiring ef-
forts and faithful service added 20 much
to the success Of the convention. Before
closing vote Of thanks from the visiting
members was extended to HAlcyon temple
for its hospitality. At the close Of the
meeting, ice-cream and cake were served.
Sept. %. G.
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SOUND.

William Grindle is moving his family to
Ellsworth.
Miss g. Sargent is spending the fall and
wipter at w. c. Wasgatt's.
w. G. Wasgatt has sold his motor boat
and purchased the sloop Harriet.
Miss Gertrude Blake has gone to Bar
Harbor hospital for an operation.
George Nickerson and wife are recsiving
congratulations on the birth Of son.
Miss Arlene Murphy has gone to Am
herst, Mass, where she has employment.
School begins Monday, Sept. d, taught
by Miss Abbie Hanna. All are pleased to
have her back again.
E. n. Higgins and wife attended the re-
union Of the First Maine cavalry at Au-
gusta, also the reunion of Co. d. First
Maine cavalry at Ellsworth.
Sept. "A. II.
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OREA.

Charles Squirting is having house built
here.
Ralph Stewart has moved his family to
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin's house.
The LAtterday Saints had . baptism
Sunday. Mrs. James Clark was the candi-
date.
Mrs. Everett Gray, Of South Brooks
vile, is visiting her parents, o. H. Stewart
and Nife.
John Norton, who has spent few days
at home, has returned to Pawtucket, r. l.,
whore be 10 employed.
Friends Of Allen @. Knight, the Baptist
pastor, gave him . reception before he
went away. They gave him presents Of
money to the amount Of $3.50. Mr..
knight IL promising young man. and II
il hoped to have him back again next
year.
Sept. Is. 8.
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LAMorNE.

Leon Dearborn, OF Brewer, is . guest At
w. Z. SAlisbury's.
Miss Phosa Higgins will return Friday
TO her school in Caribou.
Capt. c. NJ. stratton, Of the schooner
Carrie A. Lane, is at home.
Lowell CoggiDs and wife will leave
Wednesday for their home in California.
Mrs. Julia Covey, with son Grafton
and daughter Leone, made q weekend
visit at Sorrento.
About thirty from this vicinity attended
the Eden fair last Thursday, going in the
launch Evelyn and yacht Zamiel.
E. Fl. King is visiting relatives in Bar
Harbor. Miss Abbie Coolidge, who has
been housekeeper for him, is employed in
Ellsworth.
Sept. %. R.H.
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WEST EDEN.

This community was saddened Sept. Is
by the death of one OF it's most esteemed
citizens, Eben F. Burns. Although in
poor health for some time, his death came
as q shock to his friends. He was sixty
eight years Of age. His kindly personality
endeared him to all, and he had large
circle of warm friends. He was ever ready
to lend helping hand in everything
which would be for the benefit or i'm
provement Of the community. He WAS .
devoted husband and father, and all hearts
60 out in sympathy to his family in their
bereavement.
He was soldier in the Civil war. He
enlisted July y, 1862, in Co. G, OF the 18th
Maine, afterward the First Maine heavy
artillery. He served ip his regiment until
June IS, 1884, when be received injuries
from which he never fully recovered, and
he was discharged March "a, 1866. He was
q member OF the James M. Parker post, g.
A. R., of Bar Harb Dor, and was at one time
commander.
The funeral was at the home on Sept. II,
conducted by Rev. Stephen H. Green, Of
st. Saviour's, Bar Harbor, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Smith, OF st. Paul's mission, Of West
Eden, of which the deceased was mem
Der.
The services ct Mountain View cemetery
were conducted BY the members of the
post, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Many beautiful floral pieces were sent
one from the Mountain View grange, one
from the members Of his post and others
from relatives and friends.
He leaves widow and two children
8. L. Burns, Of West Eden, and Mr..
Frank Pinkham, OF Seal HArbor.
Sept. n. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.
west SULLIVAN.

A>@Ae
Mrs.. David Dalzsll IL visiting In skow-
hegaa.
Miss Flo.snos Hysom returned nom
Mansst Saturday.
Capt. J. K. Mitchell was in Bangor Fri
day, on business.
Samuel Lipsky has returned from .
business trip to Boston.
Shirley Bunker is at home for few
weeks from his employment In Boston.
Charles Chaplain has rented his place to
Mr.. McManus, and is in Carmel for the
winter.
Mrs. John Springer and Mrs. Forrest
HASKELL have returned from . visit in
RockIsnd.
Charles Merrill, Of Vineyard Haven,
was guest OF g. M. Farnsworth and wife
last week.
Mrs. Alex Dalxeli, IT,, has returned from
Stonington, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Gray.
The Golden Rule society will hold its
next meeting with Mrs. James Scott,
Wednesday.
Marion Mattocks came from Bayside,
where she IL teaching, to spend the week
end with her parents.
Miss Beulsh Bunker, Of South 0oulds-
boro, 10 ct the home Of Nelson Bunker
while attending high school.
Mrs. @. n. Farnsworth has returned
from Portland, having accompanied Miss
Ada, who 10 trained nurse there.
Arthur Keef, Of Boston, called on
friends here last week on his way to
Northeast Harbor, where he will b en-
ployed.
The Pythian sisterhood reports another
OF its pleasant trips to visit the Frospect
Hsrbor Lodge, where 1t went Thursday
by automobile and buck board.
Miss Jessie Bunker, Of Boston, Mrs.
Ralph Moore, Of wsltham, Mass, and
Miss Jessie Colby, Of stonington, were
recent guests Of Mrs. II. H. Havey.
Mrs. Lizzie Blaisdeu has returned to
franklin, after . short stay with her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Havey. She de-
lighted her many friends with calls which
are always so pleasantly remembered.
William Rideout, Of Pasadena, CAL, re-
turned home Monday, after visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Garland and Mrs. Taylor.
His friends enjoyed his visit also. He had
not been here before for twenty years.
Sept. Is. Vox PoPULI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Miss Hazel Braedon il ct home from
Hancock Point.
Miss Mary Mayo is attending Ksnt's
Hill seminary.
Thomas Macomber is attending Higgins
classical institute.
Dana Dyer and wife returned from
Northeast Harbor Monday.
Stephen Knowles, Of Princeton, is visit
ing friends here for few days.
Miss Bessie Fernald is at home from
Northeast Hsrbor, where she spent the
season.
Miss Dorothy Branscomb, OF Northeast
Harbor, is the guest of Miss Alta Blais-
dell.
Cecil Butler and family moved to Har-
rington Thursday. Mr.. Butler has resumed
teaching.
Miss Evelyn Dwelley was the weekend
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Butler, at Har-
rington.
Mrs. Austin Mcneil and two sons, her
bert and Leslie, visited friends in Bangor
recently.
Mrs. E. f. Bartlett and daush liter Mil
dred, Of East brook, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. George q. Dyer.
Bernard, the young son of Charles
Sprague and wife, who had an attack OF
appendicitis recently, is better.
Mrs. l.. W. Blaisdell, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. A. P. Havey, West Sullivan,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Havey and daughter Char
lotte returned Thursday from Swans
Island, where they made an extended
visit.
Mrs. R. NJ. Woodruff, of Ridley Park,
Pa, and Mrs. J. W. Blaisden are having q
bungalow built on the shore OF Georges
pond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bragdon, who has been
with her niece, Mrs. II. P. Blaisdell, leaves
this week for her home at Houlton.
DR.. 8. 8. DeBeck, Mrs. DeBeck and
daughter Miss Leons visited Clifton last
week, going in their new touring car.
Schooner Alice J. Crabtree sailed re-
Gently for New York with paving for T..
N. BIaisdell and w. B. Blaisdell & Co.
Sept. Is. B.
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NORTH CASTINE.

Miss Ada F. Conner, who has been i'll, is
better.
Arthur P. Guilford has returned to
Criehayen.
James Redman was in Rockland last
week on business.
Mrs. Augusta A. Leach is visiting in
Orland and Bucksport.
Miss Esther Littlefield is visiting her
sister, Miss Sadie, at Manfred Mixers.
Mrs. Ross Conner is the guest of her
scot.
Lewis Hutchins and wife visited their
grandson, Ormand Wardwell, Saturday,
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COUNTY NEWS.


Mrs.. Irving Farley u III Of peritonitis.
Mrs. Irving Moore, who has been Ill
some time, 10 ont again.
Mr.. Ralph Wakefield, Of Bar Harbor, is
visiting her father, e. w. Cleaves.
Miss Doris Colwell, who is with Mrs.
w. F. Bruce for the winter, has been home
at SANKEY'S Point for few days.
supt. A. w. Gordon had . teachers
meeting here Saturday, which Was well
attended by the teachers in town and
Winter Harbor.
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CAPE ROzIER.

Mrs. Bessie Blake, Of Belfast, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Augusta Dyer will remain at home
the coming winter.
Thomas Gray and William Counce are
working at Castine.
Mrs. Arthur Gray, who has been seri-
ously ill, is convslesent.
The town has built fine stone bridge
near the Hutchins farm.
Ira Redman and Frank Manson, Of Bos-
ton, are spending vacation at Hugh
Manson's.
Mrs. Flora Gray has gone to North Tis-
bury, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Edith Harris.
The yachts Winaws and Genevieve have
fnished their season ct Dark Harbor, and
are going into winter quarters.
Sept. 26. g.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Irving Springer is home from Seal Har-
Dor.
A large crew is at work upon the State
road.
Mrs. A. B. DeBeck, who has been ill, is
improving.
John F. Smith is visiting his son George
at Lamoine.
Miss Ina Eddy, Of Seal Harbor, is visit
ing relatives here.
Anon Googins, wife and little daughter
visited here last week.
George Coombs is in the bay to load
edgings for Bar Harbor.
Sept. Is. CHEER.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. A. L. Holt is at her home, 'The
Elms.'
Lewis Smith will 60 to Bar Harbor this
week to work.
Mrs. A. W. Clark, Of Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Phoss Higgins spent several days
last week with Mrs. Hollis Austin.
Lowell Coggins and wife were weekend
guests of his brother, George H. Coggins.
Miss w. 8. Archer and daughter Hazel,
of Pittsfeld, we're in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Archer has sold his home here to
George Christie and his brother, Of Bar
Harbor.
Sept. q Y.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

6OO q W E04 dA10ORs
Mrs. Phebe Robbins has moved back to
Seal Cove.
A. /. Holmes has again opened his hotel
to the commercial travellers. Rufus
Trundy and wife are in charge.
The last Of the summer colony, the In
man and Cooper families, will leave for
their city homes this week.
Rev. @. w. Robinson, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, will take two weeks
vacation. There will be no preaching at
that church Oct. I and 8, but the Sunday
school will meet as usual.
Mrs. Venia HodRkins, who had been
joined at Sorrento by her daughter, Mrs.
J. o. Whitcomb, Of Syracuse, N. Y, came
to Southwest Harbor Friday Of last week,
but will spend few days at Northeast
Harbor and Bar Harbor, before Mrs.
Whitcomb returns to hsr homo. r
Mrs. Fred Robbins came from Heron
Neck light station Last week to meet her
sister, Mrs. Stephen Harmon, Of Jones'
port, who came for her children, who
had spent happy summer at the station.
While here they celebrated the birthday
of their mother, Mrs. Eliza Robbins, with
blackboard ride and numerous presents.
Owing to the prAissworthy zeal Of
School Supervisor WiIliams, sanitary
plumbing, bubble fountain and flush
closets have been installed in the South
west Harbor schoolhouse. Thanks are
due many of the aumner raonle who ron.
tributed to the fund for this much needed
improvement.
Sept. %. SPRAY.
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FREMONT.

Sidney Wallace il having An addition
built on his house. Mr.. Rich 10 doing the
work.
Mrs. Lufkin, Of Blushill, has besn visit
ing her brother. Joseph Lancaster, the
past week.,
Mrs. Sidney Wallace has gons to Port
land, taking her little nephew, Delbert
Gilley, to the eye and ear infirmary for
treatment.
Mrs. Joseph Lancaster met with pain
full accident Thursday morning. She was
wringing out some clothes when the fore
finger OF her left hand got caught in the
cogs, taking on the end OF the finger.
Sept. q. KIN,
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NoRrH TER rsLE

Mrs. r. b. Staples has been at stor;.
ton the past week.
Mrs. Montford Haskell arrived =.
Camden Friday evening. ol 2
The willing Workers will meet "a,
Mrs. e. w. Hardy Thursday. 'n
Capt. Delmont rorrey sailed saturd.v :.
the schooner L. T. Whitmore for \. ~
York. His crew is o. follows: RE- nv
rey, mate; R. B. Staples, cook; Geo,s.
Knights, sailor.
Sept. Is. :,
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FRANKLIN ROAD

FhANkllN hOAD.
Miss Effie Mcfarland visited friends in
Bangor last week. -
F. 9. Graves and son Charles were home
from Bangor Sunday.
Miss Alice Scott, Of Ellsworth, was re-
cent guest of Mrs. Wallace Foss.
Wallace Foss, who has had employment
on Q yacht in Bar Harbor, il ct home.
Mrs. Ray Lewis and son Clarence, OF
Danforth, are the guests Of Mrs. G. l..
Stewart.
Mrs. C. L. Scribner, OF Green Lake, was
a recent guest Of her parents, H. A. But
Ter and wife.
Lewis Sabans, Of Bar Harbor, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, F..
Sabans and wife.
Sept. rs. NJ.
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SPRAY.
MARLBORO,

Harry Rodick, wife and children have
gone to Amherst to visit friends.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins, who has been
in Bar Harbor the past two weeks, is
home.
Mrs. Ellen e. Moore, of Roxbury, Mass.
who has spent the summer with her
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As usually treated. . sprained ankle will
disable man for three or four weeks, but
by applying Chsmberlain's Liniment
freely - soon as the injury ID received
and observing the directions with each
bottle, cure can be effected in from two
to four days. For sale by AL dealers.
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r. H.
HULL'S COVE,

Orient Brewer was in Bangor recently on
town business.
Miss Maria Hsmor is at home, after .
summer in Bar HArbor.
Glendon L. Gardiner has gone to New
York for the winter.
Mrs. Hannah Young, Of Bar Harbor,
il visiting at c. G. Hamor's.
Mrs. johanna Leland, of Trenton, vis-
tied her son Shepard last week.
Mrs. Ida Hamor and Miss Clara Leland,
OF Bar Harbor, spent Sunday ct Capt. A.
H. Leland's.
A dance was given by the young men OF
the place in Kelly's hall Wednesday even
ing. About seventy-five were present,
and an enjoyable time is reported. Re-
freshments were served.
Sept. 26. ANNE.
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ps.assd 70 welcome him home, evan :.
only ssvsn days furioush. ''a 'os
Ernest Johnson and wife, .. M....,.
sstts, were rsssnt quests Of Mr. J os.na'
brother Chester. 1n'on's
Sept. q.
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Common Colds must be taken serisusly
For unless cnred they sap the vitality and
lower the vital resistance to more serious In
6y the prompt use OF Foley's Honey and Tar
compound and note it, quick and decisive re-
suits; For coughs, colds, Group, whooping
chest and lungs IL IL An ever-ready and yslu.
able remedy. 6oldby AL druggists.
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BUCKsPORT.

John Bridges, fireman of the tug Walter
Ross, lost two fingers Of his left hand last
week. His hand gas caught in the engine
while oiling.
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Diarrhsa is always more or less preva-
lent during September. Be prepared for it.
Chamberiain's Collie, Choiers and Diar-
rhDa Remedy is prompt and efisctual.
Il can always be depended upon, and 10
peasant to take. For sale BY al dealers.
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HUBBARD.

Hives, ecsema, Itch or salt rheum sets You
crazy. Can't bear the touch Of your clothing.
Doan's Ointment cures the most obstinate
cases. Why suneri All druggists sell Il.
-AdVt.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Owen Flye, OF Brooklin, was q guest Of
L. L. Smith and wife Thursday and Fri
day.
Harry Morton, OF Portland, was the
guest OF Leon L. Smith and wife Saturday
and Sunday.
The many friends Of Mnwood g. Gray,
OF the U. 8. 8. South Carolina. were
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EGYPT.

Mrs. P. Il. stratton, OF Bangor, visteo
her mother, Mrs. John Hutchins. Ia,
week.
Helen Butler and Abbie Hutchips ~.
home from Bar Harbor, where they bavs
been employed through the summer.
Sent. = "
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ton Il stin durable, take Foley Kidney Pills.
Their quick action and positive results will
delight you. For backache. nervousness,
urinary troubles. For sale By ali druggists.
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embellishments.
They Come Together.
Backache and Kidney ache are
Usually Inseparable. Some
Ellsworth People Are
Learning How To
Get Rid Of Both.

Does your back ever ache!
Feel lame, weak-so sore you can hardly
work!
Are you making the common mistake
waiting Tor 1t to pass away!
10 cure the oackacne' you must cure the
kidneys.
Inc pain may cease, but Is sure to re-
turn.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

VIII reach your individual case II you have
any form OF kidney and bladder trouble or
urinary irregularities. Try them. For sale
by AL druggists.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-04

wood. secretary; Charles Macgill. treas
urer; Edward Price, T. e. Skinner. w. C.
Cook. Gus Backenheimer, Ernest Barge.
row, ]. A. H. Hargett, ]. A. Fraxier. J.
D. Simpson. F. c. Prather. J. w. Gran
ford, w B. Ireland. E. c. Benson, and
j. ]. Kramer.
The several campo and groves OF the
'Woodmen Of the World and Woodmen
Circle Of the District. will pay tribute to
the memory of their deceased members
with appropriate ceremonies at the
Church OF the Ascension, Twelfth street
and Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Sunday. June 4. at 500 o'clock p. m. The
Rev. J. Henning Nelms. rector Of the
church. will offlciate. James w. Collier.
representative from Mississippi. and Nor
rts Sheppard, representative from Texas.
who are members Of the fraternity, will
deliver addresses. Several camps and
groves from Maryland and Virginia will
also be In attendance.
programme consisting principally OF
negro melodies and plantation songs will
be the special attraction at the next regu-
lar meeting Of Cathedral Chapter. No. IA.
Order Of the Eastern Star, next Friday
evening. June 8. at their hall. corner Of
Third and e streets northwest. All men,
bers OF the order are invited.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-04
BOY SCOUTS WILL ENJOY
DAY OF OUTDOOR SPORTS
Five Hundred Youngsters Will Spend Next Saturda,
at River View

being run OF the following baseball
games will be played:
Noel House VS.. Hyattsville
Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Peck Chapel
Brookland VS.. Falls Church
The committee in charge is Albert NJ.
Chesley, chairman, and the scoutmasters
OF the District and vicinity. as follows
Y. NJ. c. A. Troop. Harvey Jacobs, scout
master: Peck Chapel Troop. H. B. Angus,
ss.c,o9utmaster: s.,9S: Noel House Troop. E S.
Gilfillan; scoutmaster: Brookland Baptist
Troop. H. w. o. Millington, scoutmaster:
Falls Church Troop. E. T Fenwick,
scoutmaster; Friendship House Troop,
Gordon Leech. scoutmaster; Clarendon
Troop. Norris Bowen. scoutmaster; Cieve-
land Park Troop. S. A. Swindells. scout
master: Berwyn Troop. F. L. Middleton,
scoutmaster: Woodley Park Troop, F. r.
Nitchie, scoutmaster: Sherwood Troop,
Rev Mr.. Thompson. scoutmaster; Laurel
Troop No. ], J. NJ. Winnemore, scoutmas-
ter; Laurel Troop No. 2. J. r. Roseberry,
scoutmaster; Hyattsville Troop, Rev. A.
!: Nasmith, scoutmaster; Centennial Bap-
tst Troop. Robert Jenkins, scoutmaster,
scoutmaSter.