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New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
Berlin News WANTS RIGHT OF WAY
 THROUGH kENS|NcT0N 'PousI Company Would l. Run Hgh } Tension Ulc 10 M|dd.eioWn.
 
 |EDzIANAk RECEIVES TOWN AID
Unfortunate Workman Taken to State ' Tuberculosis SanitOrium. - Vice { President General at D. A. R. Mccting.-BricfS.

The Connecticut Power company \as opened negotiations with a num- Fer of local property owners. includ- ling the New York, New Haven and F hartford Railroad company and some
 the brick manufa cturers, with a Flew of obtaining the right of way for high tension line through Ken eington and Berlin. If satsfa ctory Arrangements can be made, the com pany will extend its service from Bristol to Middletown.
 Ut is the purpose of the concern to send a current of 64O00 volts over
 he line, supplying no- only the larg- Dr. industries in the River City. but sehding some to New Britain and Hartford interests through spur line from Beckley Quarter.
 As outlined to a kensington man. the line will enter Berlin in the {Kensington district on land owned by Judge Willard l. filling, which the tCity of New Britain at ono time Thought of buying for a park. It |will reach that point after coming over the Southington mountain, pass Ing near Shuttle Meadow lake, Through Battey's farm in the south Western part of New Britain and over Racklffe Heights near the new IChildren's home. From filings land the proposed line will run Through land belonging to Joseph Flowers, over the New Britain branch 5os the railroad to Becllley and Mid <dl town. The wires will be heavy and will be supported on high tow |ers of steel construction .N..
 The Connecticut Power company's kenfrating plant is at the Housa Ionic river It is said that the con- Fern has already closed a deal with Cottfrey Holmauist of Kcnsington, Through whose land a Ia"t of the proposed line will run ...
 Griswold and Stevens Appointed.
 Tn the senate at Hartford yester- day, action concurrent with that of the house was taken on the resolu- tion of Representative Roger M, {Griswold for the appointment of George G. Griswold and ex-Senator Claude w. Stevens for judge and 2deputy judge, respectively, of the Berlin town court. This is reap kpointment in the case of Judge Gris- tNold MT. Stevens succeeds Charles IF. Lewis who, by virtue of his elec- ton to the office of tax collector. was not candidate for re-appointment
 Sons of Veterans Meet.
 A report by the committee on by
 hv.s Nas made and arrangements for An entertainment in the near future kwere aarted at a very pleasant meet Ing ofgthe Berlin Sons of Veterans Association last evening at the home
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NORTH DAKOTA
Washington, Fel,

Washington, Feb.| ship North Dakota \ from Guantanamo il obliged to leave thd the slipping of som@ her turbines. If wal she has sustained sul in a comparatively s' expected at the Norf morrow.
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 ALL DRY GOODS ClA
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

Dempsey which has been quite deli cate of late. MT. Dempsey is the 5u- perintendent of Colonel Charles M. Jarvis farm, The Naples and he is we'll known and popular about the town as is Mrs. Dempsey, also. Their many friends will regret their depar- ture from Berlin.
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favorably known. the New Britain l. company.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF HOUSEWARES
THE BIG EVENT OF THE MONTH

Ana gives choice Gust think m of our entire big basement stock House.
 
 
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Hartford and also paid tribute to 1 him as judge in thecourt of com- l mon pleas. The priest congratulated 1 the society on it's splendid showing l and also expressed his appreciation of l the excellent program rendered. 1 The affair attracted a large num- Der of people and the hall was we'll | filled when President w. l.. Cafferty i opened the exercises. The commit tee in charge had prepared an excep- tionally fine program and it was greatly enjoyed. The first part was given up to a musical enterta inn ent | by a mixed chorus of thirty voices. | The stage was set to represent a hotel cabaret and the singers appeared as diners and walters. The idea was eff fectively carried out and the commit tee received many compliments for the results of it's efforts. The singers received q most cor dial welcome and most of them had to respond with encores. Recitations by Vincent Glynn, Daniel Dunworth and Miss Catherine Nolz also con tributed much towards the entertain ment of the society's guests. The following favored with either vocal or instrumental selections: Miss Bertha Leonard, William Hayes, Miss Helen Conlon, M. Leo Prior Miss Anna Gra- ham, Daniel Dunworth. Otto and Rose Miller, Miss Anna Bell, Eugene L,e Vasseur, Miss Kathryne Preston, Charles Prior and the Misses Anna and Julia Graham.
 The soloists were accompanied by James J. Graham, pianist; Eugene Le Vasseur and John Fitzgerald, vio- linists.
 Credit for the success of the affair belongs to the committee which was made up of the following members of the society: Rev. w. P. Kilcoyna. James J. Graham. Vincent Glynn, William l.. Cafferty and Eugene Le- Vasseur.
 Ncnison for Town Poor.
 Nenison steaks were distributed among some of the town poor yes terday by order of the selectmen, the deer killed a few days ago after it had been run down and badly injured by a train near the Trum bull Elec- tric companys plant supplying the meat.
 The deer was turned over to the {! selectmen by Deputy Sheriff w. C. l Hart, acting under instructions from | the state game warden, and the town | officers gave the carcass to a mar | ketman with instructions to distribute 1 steaks from it among the poor of the | town.
 Brief Items.
 Wall paper sale at Thompson's- advt
 Holiday hours were the rule at the
 
 post office today. The National bank ! was not open for business. In the l schools this afternoon exercises ap- propriate to the anniversary of Lin- | coins birthday were held. On sev- eral houses in town flags were un- furled to the breezes for the day
 Several Lithuanians from Plainville attended the funeral of Rev. Joseph | Aebrls, the murdered priest, which
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
SANBORN

sanborn. June 26.-The eommo-
dious and speedy launch "Helen b
Of Carrabelle. recently brought up the
following jolly party: II. J. Richard
son and family, r. P Bradford and
family. G. T. Wathem and family, c.
". Richardson ~ Tallahassee, J. ID,
Cooper and Misses Augusta Lewis
Mamye and Maud Coleman. They are
spending a week with rod and reel
with most excellent results.
Commodore G. B. COMBS was M
last week with the "long green" max
ing the saw mill and tram crew smile
Sam Brown and r. A. Sanhorn car
ried a bunch Of cattle through en-
route % Tallahassee with them.
Some flne showers are making The
farmers smile. Crops are looking
fine. Watermelons are ripe and black
berries ditto. War talk does not dis
turb the people now.
Mr.. c. W Richardson drove dowr
from Tallahassee in his fine new
Ford. The roads are good now. From
near here 20 Carrabelle is practically
graded and In fine shape-the Frank
lin county portion-now let Liberty
do her share and we are several miles
nearer Carrabelle, as the road ha'
been strairhtened. Parties from
Cuthbert. Ca. Tallahassee and othel
points make the trip rthough here n
auto and find II a most enjoyable trip
Capt. ]. u. Cay and son and Pete
Cochran came from the iron bridge
eight miles Of Tallahassee down tn
ocklochnee river in row boat, fishing
Report q most pleasant trip.
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Anderson. The other member Of the
Honeysuekle tribe was represented by
Miss Mallory Clopton.
Mr. ". n. Kilbee as "Pa" Honey
suckle made an effective trustee. Mr..
Fred Hermann being the other mem
Der Of the board.
The talented Miss Julia Rowes was
perfect In the role Of ma" Honey
suckle.
Mr.. ". L. Witch as the artist and
bad boy brought down the house.
The Irish boy, Mike O'F1ynn, was
well played by T. r. Westmark
Those taking part i'm the play were
Mesdames T. L. Hancock, ~ A.
Scholls, A. C. Clopton, A. r. Britt,
H. Brown. Misses Beulah Anderson,
Minnie Anderson, Mallory Clopton,
Bess johnson, Julia Bowes, Inca Her
rinEton, Margaret Ray, Messrs. Ben
Jones, T. r. Westmark. Afford Clop-
ton. Frank Johnson, W. l.. Witch,
Ebert Hicks, I'd. Dougherty. Bryant,
". p. Blanchard, Walter Mitchell
Henry Brown, Fred Hermann and
VI. II. Kilbee.
The costumes were fac SMILES Of
those worn fifty years ago.
The friends Of Miss Annie Van.
pelt win be pleased 20 know that shs
has entirely recovered from an attach
Of illness.
Several people Of Brent attended
the barbecue at Barrineau Park Fri
day.
There have been a number Of small
fishing parties 10 the river lately.
Miss Mabel Bowos il attending th'
summer term at the Woman's Col
lege. Tallahassee.
Miss Ella Allen is visiting rela
tives here.
Mr.. Ebert Hicks, who has been a
Brent since November, viii return {,
/ his Alabama home Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. r. Jones Of Pensacola
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7
N. Adams.
Capt. James Mckee, who has beer
I'm at his home here for several weeks
seems TO be improving.
Rev. Mr.. Floyd win fl his appoint
mont az the Methodist church Sun
day.
Brent entertained a number Of visi
tors Thursday who came for the PLAY
Mrs. John Barber and Mrs. Grac
/ Bessey 81 Ferry Pass were visitor
Of the Misses Anderson.
4 Mrs. Laura Berry Of Pensacola
spending the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Spoon.
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BRENT

Brent. June 26.-Thc play, ''The
Deestrick Slgule," which was given by
the Brent School Improvement asso-
citation At the school building on
Thursday evening, June II, was quite
a success.
The attendance was the greatest
ever known at Brent. The building
was taxed 70 IFS utmost capacity, ev-
cry inch Of standing room being Ia
ken and crowds were turned away
from the door. There were AZ least
a hundred who could not be aceommo-
dated.
Mr.. Ben Jones, always a fine actor
fairly outdid himself as the "Slyull
Master" Everyone entered into the
spirit Of the play and were model
pupils Of Eye old skule"
Mrs. T. L. Hancock and Mrs. NJ. A.
scholls impersonated the Honey
suckle Twins" most effectively. The
characters of Buddie and SiEsie Hon
eysuckle were perfectly rendered BY
Air. Walter Mitchell and Miss Beulah
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rattlesnake. In order 70 eounteract
the effects Of the bite II was cauter-
lied with carbolic acid. This has left
painful sore. which heals very slow
Is. Both their son and one Of their
daughters have been sick with indi-
gestion.
Well the Log Of the Peep o. Day"
has been finished. We all feel that
il has been not only a literary treat
but a benefit II has been the means
Of calling the attention Of many 20
one Of the beauty spots Of Florida.
Our bayous are unsurpassed by any
Of the many places Of attraction In
the country. Their placid blue wa
ters mirroring the trees and shrubs
that fringe their white sandy beaches
or sparkling ike diamonds meath the
rays Of sun or moon when the hreezes
disturb their quiet, They have only
to be seen 70 be appreciated.
Mr.. l. F Eldridge and r. l.. Little
field went 70 Pensacola on the forest
boat The Phaegan" on Monday.
Mrs. W. r. Hi who was quite ill
last week is convalescent az present
Mr.. Crowder has almost eompleted
the addition 70 the Ranger Office. The
schooner Lonesome Girl" brought up
last week the sewer pipe and other
fixtures for putting in a water system
az Camp Pinchot. Work viii be be-
I gun soon.
A Miss Strickland Of Point Wash.
ington il visiting her sister, Mrs. II
p Rutan. She returned with Capt
and Mrs. Rutan Tuesday.
/ The "Idell" went out with a cargo
Of naval stores for Pensacola Wednes,
/ day.
Mr.. Martin Sullivan went 20 Pensa'
cola last week on account Of sickness
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cROMANTON

cromanton, June 26.--1'here Is not
much news passing around these
davs. We have a class down here
that pretend 10 watch the European
var - though an they have, or ever
expect 10 have. il at stake. Then we
have the pessimist who thinks, or az
least acts. "a though we are going
70 the "dovs-and-cats" as fast as
possible. and who blame al the de-
preston % business 10 tie man that
Is able 70 i've and who refuses to
pay him his own price 20 do nothing.
Some little improvement 10 going
on regardless Of the so-ealled hard
times. The Cromanton hctel is under
new management now. Mrs. Nora
Haskins has Il IN charge.
Mr.. Scott has his new house about
ready to move IN. Il viii be a cozy
home
Mr.. Roy Eeher IL making regular
trims T. the snapper banks, about
twenty miles from shore, and Is quite
successful.
This part Of West Florida was in
gala attire the coming week celebrat-
ing the East Bay canal opening Quifa
large body Of interested Columbus
Ca, people were IN Panama City on
the 22nd for the occasion.
Our mills are now running on full
time and are having very good
market for their cut.
Our fruit crop has been cut short
by the dry weather. Figs and peaches
are beginning % r.pen.
Mr.. r. w. Hasl<ins and Mr. Mahan
(Our Uncle Nedl both have fine gar
dens which would be a credit 60 any
part Of the country.
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Mnlville, June Z6.-Mr. Walker ID.
Willis, an architect from Pensacola,
Fla, was in town this week comforting
with the local school trustees in re-
gard 20 submitting plans for the new
$4,000 school building 20 be erected
at Millville.
Mrs. ". X. Mcdaniel Of Panama
City, spent Sunday with the family
Of Or. A. III. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mcclure are
IAN smiles Of the arrival Of rev
son Wednesday morning.
Quite a number came over from
Panama City last night to attend q
regular meeting Of Bay Lodge r. q
A. ~, they having work in the first
degree.
Mr. Custer Russ, who has been en-
ploved BIZ the German-Ameriean
Lun Der Co. at Mllville FOR several
years. has been transferred TO Foun'
tain where they have recently started
a mercantile business.
DIR. Alien III. Miller viii leave TO.
morrow for Florala 20 attend the an
nual celebrations Of ST. Johns day
by the Masons and will be gone sew
eral DAYS.
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Wonderful Activity I'm
parted by a Famous
Remedy.

The appearance RI pimries. bolts. sllin
eruptious and az evidence ~ iupure hlead
calls for s. s. - the famuus bleed puriaeE
Cafharties. purEea, bowel morefa aud ia1-
aflvea wont da.
50 amaant ~ hiie wiii destroy cerfHin
germs which cause blood sad skln eruptions.
Tney are away down drep Ga - tEsaes,
perhanH Ia the very marrow Uf tho hanea
Ana such 4 c0udlflan calls for the searching
influence = s. s. s. tt e indead g remark
able remedy. since 81 g. taken 40 - the blood
stream AID never loses sts medicinal Infu-
enrR. On ard CO it gees, through and
Through TIE Fnilrn sEatem and always with
tbs same definite seton - disladge gefnis.
destroy thf.r activity and stimulate the liver.
lungs kianRvss Bowels aaa sam TO thr0w
them out completely
Tf stimulates starnanf blood provides e
rational exhiiarafion o. the nerve eenfera and
thereby tie natafat functions of re body are
aroused e. east oHt intFuaers. no matter htw
strongly intrenched they may b. ~ Fefaiss
tie ancienf theory thar 60 destroy within Ws
TIE rerme that eat into eur vatm4m calls Tor
drugs thar destroy cur very eKisfence. Get
e bottle af s. 8 s tn2aT - anv druggist ard
Ter special advice "a severe blood Disorders
write al anra "a fha Medical Adviser. TIE
swift sr.aeinc Cn 100 Smift RlaE.. Atlanta
c.. ua nee accept 4 Substitute. lnzlNt
SEGA Wkat yea ask for.
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DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak. June 26.--Mrs. WI. III.
Jones and son. Ellis, are spending a
week or two with relatives in Laurel
Hin.
Or. Davis Cawthon, Of Panama
City, arrived Saturday night for O
few days visit 70 his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Cawthon.
Mrs. James Northcutt and little
son, John David, who for the past
few weeks has been the guests Mrs.
Northcutt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
F. f. Richardson, left Saturday for their
home in Evergreen. Ala.
Fri6ay Mrs. ellis Douglass enter
tanned az dinner in honor Of Mrs.
/ James Northeutt.
Miss Pauline Dennis Of Palmer Col
I lege faculty will spend her vacation
IN Alpharetta, Ca.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Hughes motored from
/ Florala Thursday for a short visit t0
their friend Mrs. Florence on Live
/ Oak avenue. They left Miss Althea
. Hughes for a longer stay with Mrs.
/ Florence.
I DR.. r. L. Inge left the FIRST q the
week % be treated at the lnEe Bon
. durant saBitarium.
+ Miss Marguerite Thompson left
Thursday morning for Chicago. Miss
4 Thompson expects 20 spend the entire
. summer In Chicago and other north
ern cities.
Mrs. W. ". Flournoy entertained
( the mission band 81 the Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon.
+ Misses Margret Edge and Annie
Mae Cum lefs Thursday % visit rela-
tives in Mariana.
Mrs. r. r. Simmons and Miss Julia
+ Yonge are spending a few weeks in
/ Pensacola.
I Misses Winnie and Blannie Warren
are both home from Woman's College
/ In Tallahassee, where both graduated
with credit 70 themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Campbell g
/ the regret Of friends in DeFuniah
have moved 70 Jacksonville. Dr
I Toomhs and family viii occupy theii
home In East End.
The Big Store has a handsome new
auto delivery car.
/ Mrs. Anna Bewll who died I'm New
York was buried here Sunday from
the Methodist church. services were
conducted by the presiding elder, Dir
Marshall Music furnished by th'
choir Of the Methodist and Presby
terrain churches. Mrs. Bevill durinl
visits here, had made many friend.
who sincerely sympathize with he
family in their great loss. Mrs. Be
viii was the mother Of our fellow
toWnsman p. u. BevilL
Mrs. Dunnon Of ApaI~ shicola i
visiting Miss Mollie Richardson OF
Wight avenue.
Mrs Thrower Shepard and littil
son are with Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. n
shepard for a short time.
Mrs. Edny entertained Thursda.
afternoon complimentary 70 her SIC
ter, Mrs. Brock, Of Alabama.
Rev Dir. Rush, president Of ca
Southern University al Greensboro
Alabama, preached an able sermol
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PINE FOREST,

Pine Forest KIondike, June 26.-
Last Sunday was the regular monthly
preaching day at the Baptist Church.
The pastor, Rev. l. I. Roberts. deliv-
cred some very interesting sermons
Tie also preached Friday and satur-
day nights.
The pastor Of the Beulah Church
baptised q number Of new members
in the Eleven Mile Greek here sun
day afternoon.
An ice cream social was given for
the Baptist Church, at the home Of
DIR. and Mrs. s. A. Mccall, Wednss-
day evening A large number attend-
ed and al reported a very pleasant
time.
Mr.. John Webb and sister. fiiks
Maggie Webb, were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Brewton sunday az
ternoon.
Mrs. 7. L. Barrineau, az Beulah, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyner and family, of
Muscogee, were guests Of Mrs. p. c.
Dawkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wales and Cir.
and Mrs. VI G. Moore, Of Pensacola,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
/ Pierce and family. Master Joseph
: Moore will remain over for a week
with his cousin, Master Charles Pierce
Miss Leese Benton, Of Beulah, was
visiting with Miss Ruby Dawkina,
Sunday.
Mr.. Edgar Kirksey, Of Jones min.
i Ala, Is spending the week with re.
latives here.
Dir. and Mrs. Coe and Miss Rober4a
Strother, Of Pensacola, spent the week
with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. /. l. Roberts.
Mrs. w. w. Kirksey and son, Wal
ter, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
j. Fl Pierce Sunday.
Dir. and Mrs. Pierce Fell, OF Nflain,
Ala, were visiting friends here Sat.
urady and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lester are
the parents Of a fine boy.
Pastor A. y. Ransley was visiting
az Brent Wednesday.
Dir. and Mrs. H. Yorker gave an
ice cream social Friday night for the
benefit Of the Baptist church hymn
book fund.
Mr.. Robert DAVIS, az Gainesville.
who has been visiting fer the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. 4. L. Barris
neau AZ Beulah, spent a few days
with friends here.
The results of the special district
school tax election, held last Monday,
indicate that forty per cent Of the
voters are interested in their children
sind better schools We regret that
the cause OF better schools lost az the
hands of our people. The present
system Of five month, one teacher
schools Is entirely inadequate. Those
who desire even a fair education FOR
their children are compelled % send
!. them 70 Muscogee, or to Pensacola.
We feel that If the election had been
, better known and the election laws
more strictly enforced, the cause II
the children would not have suffered
az the hands Of our good people.
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CAMP WALTON

Camp Walton. Fla. june 26.-0ur
little town was visited b. an electric
storm Tuesday night. but no rain.
u Mr.. g. &. Hallmark and family are
spending the summer here IL their
nice little cottage % the delight Of
their many friends here.
Our camp can boast 81 a moving
picture show now. which shows here
once a week and d much enjoyed by
am.
There are quite a number 81 guests
here now 81 Indianola Inn and Gulf
view. All enjoying the bathing and
fishing that our place affords. Both
snapper ard shari. fishing Is bccom-
ing more popular among the people
who come here. Quite q large party
went from Tndianola Inn 20 the snap
per banks last week and caught about
80 pounds Of fine snappers.
Last Saturday quite q crowd went
to the old wreck and spent the day
shark fishing. They landed twelve
sharks, which afforded them lots Of
pleasure.
HaHHa ~ - NNAAAaHtANA "a ANAAEaaaAftssf
Fla was the pleasant guest Of her
son and hts family here last Friday
evening and Saturday. She returned
on Capt. Fritz last sunday
Mr.. r. r. Durham Of Pensacola,
spent the weekend last week, as the
guest Of Miss Eva Hallmark
Misses Hilda Hallmark and Edna
Kiedel have learned 10 run their mo-
tor boat and are deriving lots Of
pleasure from e.
Mr.. Maths Of Daphne. Ala, Is here
looking for n place 20 buy. Re IL
registered a. lndianola Inn.
Mrs. Mollie Cawthon and charming
daughters are the guests Of Mrs. j. ].
MeCaskill. mother ~ Mrs. Cawthon.
Mrs. Ideil Crook and charming
daughters are spending the summer
az Indianola Tnn-e
Today. est Johns day) e. being OBJ
served here BY the Masons and they
are celebrating BY having q spread
dinner az the Lodge and 81 are hav-
ing a grand time
Messrs. W. c. Pryor and r. s. Buck
were business visitors - Per sacola
last week. They made round trip on
"Willie r.
"WilIie r." brought the jolly crowd
Of thirty-one from Montgomery last
Wednesday. who registered At India.
nola Inn, some 81 the crowd have
gone back and others Of the parts
expect rs stay All summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Massey and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Almon payns
and son, and Mr. Joe Ntzhugh, 81
Pensacola. were up IN the "palafox'
last Friday night and spent the week
end pleasantly AZ indian0la Inn, re-
turning Sunday on same boat
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Mr.. Roland Lee and family accom-
panied by Mr. Lees sister, Mrs. Joe
Nicolau, and niece, Miss Gertrude
Mitchell, came up from Pensacola last
Saturday IN Mr.. Lees rice launch
Agnes B." and were pleasant guests
~ Indianola Inn until Tuesday.
Mr. Jackson Of Harris is stopping
at Camp Walton with his launch "Lu-
cile. He has good accommodations
for passengers and takes them out
reasonable. There are quite num-
ber ~ other boats here for the pleas
ure Of guests az reasonable rates
Cant. II. n. Lathrop has a nice launch
and Sir. j. W. Brooks a'so has two
here.