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PROSPECT HARBoR.



Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great Spirit.
in His infinite wisdom, TO again visit VIM
aetka council. No. 70, d. of p. and summon
to the happy hunting grounds, our beloved
sister, Hannah Marshall. therefore;
Resoleed. That TO the bereaved family and
near friends. we extend our deepest SYM
PATTY, and BID them look to Him whs has re-
corded in His holy speaking leaf. blessed be
they that mourn, for they shall be COM
forted."
..The kish. MAnitou held forth His hand
Aud spoke In gentle tones,
The cross you have carried.
The crown you have earned,
To Ponemah land, come home"
Resoired. That this memorial be spread or
our records, copy sent the family. aud copy
sent to THE ELLswoRrH AAERIcAS for publ.
cation. and our charter be draped in mourn.
ing for thirty days.
SUSIE OvBR.
GLADYS HurcHrxes.
BEssiK RAY,
COMMITTEES
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Recorder W Hancock nun court,


Recorder w Hancock mum court. 100 90
Judge Bar Harbor mum court, $50 90
Temporary loans paid. 1000 90
Interest on temporary loans, 50 IS
Hancock county bar association, 500 90
WI oonr, mn
Supreme court bills OF costs, TT 10
Grand jurors, 63s So
Traverse Jurors. 1854 "a
Consta bles, serving venires, 173 "a
Court expenses paid BY sheriff, 312 o.
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unpaid road taxes III townships, 1ol q
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JERUSALEM.



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MAY.

Hell want to know, once for all, who is
boss OF this house? 6he-You'u be much
happier il you don't find out. = Boston
Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-13

religion make the religion they profess .
farce in the eyes Of the Moslem and. the
Jew.
The German Evangelical church located
near the church OF the Holy Sepuichre
presided over by Pastor Jeremiah, is the
purest representative of the religion OF
Christ in the Holy City. No word OF
reproach can be spoken against this noble
man and his people.
representative OF Protestant Christianity
The church is doing many things foi
which credit ought to be given, but there
are bitterness and chickering's OF the most
senseless sort between the High Church
and Low Church and Church missionary
society. The Moslems and the Jews,
knowing OF the iD-natured attitude Of
these conflicting parties within the
church itself, have good reason to laugh
at their religion.
In order that the reader may understand
that have no prejudice in stating these
facts, quote from "Baedeker's Palestine
and Syria, sentence or two. 1.-THE
combination Of wild superstition with the
merest Journalism which everywhere
forces itself ON our notice, and the fanat-
icism and jealous exclusiveness OF the
numerous religious communities OF Jeru-
salem, form the chief modern characters
tics Of the eligible Holy City, once the
fountain head from which the knowledge
OF the true God was wont to be vouch-
safed to mankind"
1.-THE native Christians OF ali sects are by
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30
SOME RACE MEETINGS.

London is to have her regular horse
races this year, Notwithstanding the
European war in which she is siren
ously engaged. This section Of the
country Is also 10 nave iIvfs as usual,
including special trials Of speed In
this city on July 9Th and 9th. Seven
races are TO be pulled off with 5000
in purses TO be given, DR.. G.. A. Mills,
speed superintendent In charge and
who is in correspondence with other
Wisconsin cities 10 form summer
circuit and TO be under the auspices
Of the Marathon County Agricultural
Society.
The next by the Wisconsin Short
Ship circuit and under the auspices
of the Central Wisconsin Fair circuit.
At a recent meeting Of the latter or
ganizatiOn the following named
gentlemen were elected as CtiScers:
Pres.-R r. Williams, MaShfeld.
Vice Pres DIR. j. Nj. OReilley,
Merrill.
Sec'y and Treas.-Dr. G. a. Mills,
Wausau.
The places and dates set for the
later races are
Marshfleld-Aug II, is, 70 and 20.
Merrill-Aug. ., %, q and ..
Wausau-Aug. 81, Sept. /, and 3.
Stevens Point-sept. z, 8, 9 and 10.
Glasses have not yet been made out.
About $1,000 will be gwen In purses.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30

From that city they viii go TO San
Diego and San Francisco 10 visit the
expeditions, and may later 60 TO Hon
olulu. They are al well and enjoy
ing the trip. Mrs. Underwood son,
Herbert. and his wife OF Boston are
travelling with them
Tn circuit court, Saturday, Mrs.
Anna Anderson was granted a. divorce
SATURDAY. from her husband, Martin
Anderson. the defendant being or
dered TO paw the costs in the case,
amounting 10 5000. IL was also or
dered that their four children be
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30

Sunlav. Rev. L p Peeke of Fond
du Lac supplied the Presbyterian
pulpit at the morning and evening
Service. At the morning service
special music for Palm Sunday was
rendered by the choir. and at the
evening service the girls choir furn-
iShed the music.
w. H. Smale. who has been Just
able TO get around since his injury in
Milwaukee q year or more ago. has
been notified that he won his case in
the supreme court last week. He
sued the Washer Mfg. Co. of Milwau-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30

kee for damages and was given $4,000
by the lower court.
Next Sunday is Easter, the Chris
tan passover and festival Of the resur-
recti0n OF Christ, as every intelligent
Christian person knows and respects.
In nearly all Christian countries the
recurrence of Easter has been cele-
brated with various ceremonies and
popular sports and o5seryances-
Friends Of Mrs. ] A. Underwood
and her daughters, Misses Susan and
LoUsse. have received cards from
them and they are now in Pasadena.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30

Mathie's Book Beer viii be on tap
on April lst until after Easter. adv
Herman L. MarQuardt. city comp
troller. who has been very ill at his
home. is. improving and his friends
hope for q speedy recovery.
Miss Duff will be at the public
library all day Thursday. She viii
he very glad at that time 10 help
anyone. who may wish help with any
Of their garden problems this spring.
There viii also be on display al the
hest garden books and catalogues.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30

taken care Of at the orphans home Of
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church at Wittenberg and that the
father Iay the sum Of 5000 a. month
for their support, until they are II
years of age.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-30
wv MT .

WASTED-Two dining room girls at
once No summer resort Good
wages. z. O'Neill, Burlington. Wis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18
NoTlcr o. tltcrio'N

Nnfire if hffrhf eiteu tNsf an risf
fNH eiN De- hell ia fhs NfNn0innHsf ai
iifiunfun Boa l4uuf lgun fuiiHa Ifrt
ciuri NH ih ~ Nueeca TsHutt. T,Aan
nn fhs flih SOS 90 lunt. A n iHit.
~ iiif rnfFesr ~ drissmininr shsfhef
islRa abtfh and euais rhnH Of pefmt
tea as run ni lafFe ip satH iiuuf iiinff
kuftnF T4arurf &sa lf fhN ealh llnuT
nlun Neiins iseriufi Na "a ruiffaosa
t1r faIhFulnF deafilhoI itrfiiurF. o..
VII fsinf aH ei iaudfe laisna in tu.
fcea cnunts snd l. finninp uu fNt mar
fi1 ~ l.aFgna Msafs ~ ihs krHih
rarnff ~ tfart ~ send sssiHnifri ~
the 1saas land sna Cattle Company
end is3nF part ~ Floor hiufr ana W.
.iaAi fsTn $50 Garden ifstN thenes
eiih tb, * ~ Boundary line ~ sam,
ffasi fe ihs West enfUsf ihfncs eHt
TO West boundary ~ same iu al. 80,
Crnst ihfnrf A. ihe n " ptinf a
tho ilnM iai.ff ifniHsHia uh che uisf
sac ~ Cornua rhrirt nsf and tEs
iAFuna Ma1fs tu ihf place ~ csfih
niar
~ x iishs ana = ~ hitter afs here
ID anpinisa a. iu1sss - said rierfi9n
aud ftf4 fNaN select aurh other iudrri
nrd dsfks o. Rsriei 10 haidinf ii ans
salA sieetlon shall be hs.d in ihf man
nor p1esgibsd f4f hm4ine afhef Tiao
tipnr
FFrfF Wais rerfNr Who hiss eiiainf'
the aef = furuis -au. fssff ard w.
3 has resided rIfhn fhf limits n ihl
territory teffinaffff described ~ til
mnnihs ufff Iltsf.iinF fhf dairs - aaii
..t.rfIa.n. ana In e. qualified rtfffuf uu
Der TIE lass - to State anH free
a.AAes In rsls llspf Iuvn YniifF i'fe
rinef Na ID shan ~ eafiiina 90 fei
81 aaid slsetifn On fafb ilftsi ~
ss.tsf mnet efiis. - cguss a. ~ Wit
ian ~ lsiofel "Faf ihe isisat iaw q
-Arainhi the Stock $50
Said sIs i.an Nil be hsid iH pgrfu
600. - gstlsien fiie5 siih ihe cisfl
- iho County Govt ~ aUeess CUtnii
T-sar ~ ~ $50 d. - &ht ~
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RATES:
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The first issue,
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Reading Notice.
Pure resdirg matter each insertion
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

Isnissefstuf- fhpuHsa Here hsen
slight ihfeuahpla fhs rnfian rsE'Ur
frnne as iaf Ga ialfs
fTsririiaiiaH hss afrHfrfi n die
fnrfs ttffpi fhf Sew ififfua Haiiie
mrnIhia ord tifhstnfF
ilsHfs fainH in iuHhas Afs fesH.ffssl
as follows ptiahunis Ads s9
Arifssfr $50 rtiOstha. 1isl Waf.
hHsr : ~. ia1sa fsHsf ffg Nrsfsrr
fhf8 tis aaiffis tibanf $40
flenda Hafianna s. Nehth Cara.
Hna Aiisnaaie $40. nsfhss iue gei
nt Dsrge. % Nouh Csfa1ina 9ti.
aan. no ChsHnfls. 90 f.apii.rftnn
.lfa
i.4ff reports ~ raiHfaii lu lhfhfs ifta
Tfras Aesssn, SO. Ilann COS.
Hsfiss tsils ets i..ts ssslleaserl. :,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

iNNur fgN
Corpus chrsii Tho eisanesi are
lhfsi slai lu 4eaaHIHr fitai
'iare far a h.sasc
thtrr n Uu aasirs VA a. mskt
menv, Khan 81 save BE-
lhrfr IA BOB i'eftfi eas ta cave iunnri
thAn hi Investing d an Nsai Nsiatf
i'" a home nas o. lpt tuy e. sasr
olsii0n nt vin matr and aife 500
MONEY
hAhlAtN south Ni.lff cIoss ta
iEusava' nhc tg hanc iois nearby
fnia ~ sttuHN eh asa rIars D. for
sals o. lea oO sfe thls fof sprruIA
tiUa its worth telo. tns price
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

.'N NNit AZ a -4farlr BIZ iaia ia
i.t-s a. stttosi edAsian fsoq o.
es'e-e' aash tAlanre to sni at lstr
.,n' lHNfrst CaaA ssasan ifsirg
ttAas tlf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18
Miscellaneous.

FNi'ioYMFNT uVnrAp sig ira.
i,ari aifr't i'huns llsl Asis and o.
ihAls hrip FURNISHED a5b
rnnpUH ciiKls1i ioaas the 4stid ~
che question ~ sas end GA 1liN
fAl-ANt TAllssNS i~ads Corgps
On Hsii ~ tbs esrauine aua pfsssiaa
husinsas rhoua sts 80
nErErrl ica Ns aeieeilea sAss
lsiss sslAfiga lsieniy ~ imNrlnF
ritiu ana fcufiio Write esss pnpn
~, u9t ipaf i'fct idrnfr. a.. Nfi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

rTp SALE NJ flas hortF. busH1 arg
harness Albert Co-sley. tes chasarfsl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

Avoid headache, impurities
Of ti.J Blood. constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best LAXATIVE
for childun. Pleasant 10
take. swecten and take a.
an ordinary TIA. Package -
cents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

non SALE Hors. hleg5 ana hsi nr's
safe CTS drying pn'fif honnf 80.
faney driver buEEy prsricaHl N'N
L. D. Garrison. care cafFoh lem y. I
ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18
We Sill Have bargains ~
Corrugated lror
humber end oirnsntson Staff
BOUTnA6kD LUMBER COMPANY.
~ Leopard Hireet Phone -

Ftin s.ki4E a bargain Case
Traction Fnglnr $50 q g. gsff
aoaif Fraction Enflnr $50 % o. 2
Gaar plaan each having games ~
fit. disaH sarh ia enc Cans 9 4
case is $50 voter wagon Al ms
stun b. in Fuai f0nfaien YOU can
buf ne outfit nf your u~r nHHror
f1r } nm Fuuf tn Fsu b. Write or
phone sea. ~ fnic. Port hfHHrss
Tesss 1919
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

KANSAS CRY livrsrocr
uf assw kftd f'fsts
KANSAS ,sYA. lunq w. llaae
rtfeiits tAfa nsaH malsfl niPhts
Anm W. Niss tatHs ~.
cattle hereiiHs $500 hsah. matAsi
aitadi ssHihefn siptfe ffsut4p
FORT woNrH lIvrsrocN
if Associated fftfa
tttNf WNNFil fHnN if tinae
Usnapis 100 bftd naftt, aatsnsss
iA ilHinit .,ftf NNNt tHfta
,affr ilttsNis sae heaa naIhgl
ffrsas heetre pbN go
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

uhh t.ltAI typswfisef bnsinsaa nlaan
inE fupairins. rentalH. ssirs. ntpsri
sefhmaaship. Heahesauis pgirca
Corpus EhFisu TYpnpfusg NEchanar
"a STAR stfssi nh.,ne qlg5
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

WANTED god lerast e,s ~
!. rhesp address ~ wars hnrh,
iau. Texas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

Fnn SAIL NlNuefB aFd arepH fuak
ins business established fpaf bsfrf.
iirnsf ceffi gtar Tsu lafae fptiRa
~ frrf ID fEH0 gans a. lease stale
Me- Hiae 90 siagH 49, thpgf ata
iese
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

- ~" hrNf- fvsT goom fssr,,h.l
49, ~. .ineni--cq mt-iern go. \.
1870. $3.50 ~ month rsfesvaocs s~em,.-t
,."Nplfe ais s.,oih ir,Aduag ,ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

No orders solicited In violation Of
Har-. rtrsn f-r~a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

~ titt bathing na u,.s.r,t...... u.
~ WI si'uaist Isti Nin,.,n -,
Nfpf a. laes Rinoae sis,.s ~,
--1e--r--..s.
~ hrNr- Fes4 foum fs,,,.,,i
49, Nhrni -Tptl mt-iern. 49,. \.
1890 ~ month nsfesvaoes s~uu,,.-s
'-"lrife ale ss,uth l.rtAduat -
foh RENT Tsa roee.s ~ ,.,,.,.
.N'n.s soaih,astrfn exposure .,.l,.
ieihshei sQr ANhi- s..,,.s.. ! ....,I,s'
''ef' svnYeuitnc, snntiri',u. ~ -
Desirable iocatlun ga b.srt ~ ~.
...'' 'iec ~a'kius dlsiarco Grown.
Nl'a 81 SIRED Addfcss Caller sti si
fue RENT uae lsrre eefe,g,., /,
,oon. le1s User stree. 81
FOR rENr ous s.rsain tou.. ,0
''nN'nienecs completely fenotaisd in.
soc and oui Corner sd noddfldes and
Water. Plume iiIl fg
iFoR RENT a s-room f-rr,.g.5
house on car ltae AMI paved rtro.i
+ e11 Liberty 800,
FOR RENT s-room house wien bath
desirable lpcaiiau apply itas Mos
quite street phone ga sss
fuR RENT Dwelling q = rosns s1r
Nonh broadway Mndern possession
sisou .Qih ~ June apply I e. saw
afe 9. G. National BANK bldg g4l
FOR RENT Two cooi upaiaus rams
modern. unfufnishei, tsoo per month
iiol Mesquite street Ks7
/ fuR RENT rwo Furnished rooms faf
heht housekeeping mod,f0 delight
fully Good. reasonable liol Mesquite
ssf
FOR HENr Complete aaIr, uuint
100 acres grass two heusss nn Nfr
siuch Address ~ a. cau.ey CNf
'sal
FOR RENT Bedroom with .satheast
taposur1 bathroom canvsnlfni nn bay
and car lue 70 desired can sos meals
ACROSS street 1921 Water DI addrtss
Caller luta 1858
ItnR RENT nooms fuf light house
keeniuF. slneie or double bedroom
cool airs comfortable AZ reasonable
rates Tors y broadway Phone ~
iesg
fuR EENT Ny homie nn Nnfih Nf4gh
nicely Furnished i.ra"ws nna hath
"a paui Place i'hons Gss. 1876
/ FURNISHED ROOMS EpNnuh Inn
i1o roomH te5a 60 s. se i.er week The
cn8i spot nalhe % EpNurih 1854
/. FuR RENT Completely furnished Z
toom bousr nn has apph o. itii
Water street. iqsa
Roems uiUsly furnsshe1 flegp pef
month two raoms ii4Ho prr month
Also apartments rhear BATH house Ia
connection. Clean hc,ia und ,ass
rooms Located Hn Haf Wlu rfri
Kitchen and dining faom spplf ~
liesa Water sfra.i 1858
I tNn meNT l1tril CONNIE ilnE rlam'
with private haih lihun, il17 iN'a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

Nraia haffh aiDHfif WiAAiinN tts
fauf r,ants dnan aaty= epo paisn
American e. aHa lnffptH ~ goo
4i.ssfI...4f Ha t8a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-18

foh hhNr I~a roeaas N ,sn'.,,
s'tn,, southeastern rspoaor4 ...l'.
ieihishfi sQr ANhi. h..,.s.. h..ri,s'
e'ef' evnsenitnc, santls-,Tw. i, -,
49, ~''e 'orai'uu un trarh ANA Ga
...'' 'ier Na'kius disanco Grown
nl'a a's'fcd Adircss Caller sti stt
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-27

energy. There was always fear and
dread in my mind, 1 had cold, nervous,
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
had place in my right side that was
so sore that l could hardly bear the
weight of my clothes. tried medicines
ard doctors, but they did me little good,
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Shamrock, Missouri.
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The News of Somerset Busy Towns

Mrs. Mahala McIntire has been visa
ting Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Holway sew
eral days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller enter
tanned few of their friends at a
s. party last Saturday evening.
Refreshments of ice cream and wa
fers We're served
Amos and Arthur York of Water
vile have been guests of friends in
town during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ham are receiv-
ing visit from their daughter Mrs.
Louis Robbins and two children OF
East Pepperhill, Mass.
Miss Mildred Moore sang very
pleasing solo at. the young peoples
meeting of the Baptist Shurch Sun
day evening. She was accompanied
by Miss Irene Rogers.
NJ e. r. r. Road Master H. W. Stet-
son of Oakland is in town superin-
tending the making of d drain under
the tracks near the station.
Clifford Wort of Oakland was a
guest of friends in town Sunday
Jay Pierce and wife were in Oak
land Sunday visiting relatives.
Levi Ham was in Portland last
week attending the K. of 2. Grand
Lodge.
Harry Carr and George Staples
spent the week end at the Carr cot
tage at Smithfield.
Everett Campbell is again able to
be out after having been confined to
the house with a serious trouble with
one of his eyes.
Miss Zepherine Normandy returned
to Portland Monday after short
visit at her home.
The choir of the Congregational
Church assisted by other local talent
are preparing the operetta "A Nauti-
cal Knot" which is to be given some
time during the month of June at the
Grange Hall.
Mrs. Sulloway of New Hampshire is
occupying the Mrs. Julia Holt house
on the North side Of the river.
Miss Eta Crosby has returned
from several months visit with her
sister Mrs. William Whiting in New
York
The local ball team went to Mer-
Ger Saturday afternoon and were de-
feated by the Mercer team by score
of 14-15.
The Marshall p. Hale Circle initi-
ated two members into their order
last week Tuesday afternoon. After
the business meeting a short literary
program was given.
A surprise may basket party was
given Miss Virginia Hussey by a
number of her school friends recent
ly. A jolly evening was spent by
the young people who left besides the
maybasket pretty set of gold pins.
Last Sunday was observed as Mem
orial Sunday by Bates Post and the
Marshall p. Hale Circle by attending
divine worship at the Baptist Church.
where a union service was held, the
address being given by Rev. John
Trites, pastor of the church assisted
by Rev. Robert Sheaff of the Congre-
gational Church. Special music was
rendered among the selections being
very beautiful solo by Mrs. Neva
Jones. The church was very pref
tily decorated for the service with
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A Boy Scout patrol was organized
in Mercer, May 22nd. This patrol
is named the Bear Paeroi and the
Scout Master is Rev. Mr.. WEIGH and
Frank Varney as assistant master.
The following names were enrolled
as members: Fred Bickford, Philip
Bacon. John Bacon, Jr., Joseph Ba-
con, Joseph Coupe, Leander Chap
man, Donald Chamberlain, Leon Far
rand, Harris Farrand, Wallace
Thomas. Earl Thomas. There is to
be a meeting of the Scouts Saturday
afternoon. May 29 and box sociable
in aid of the scouts the same even
ing. Ladies are requested to bring
boxes.