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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

may be solved in the best and most ex-
peditious manner. Those who are of
fighting age and physical requirements
and upon whom are no immediate de-
pendents should rush to enlistment in
army and navy and those who, for va
rious reason, are disqualified from active
bearing of arms at the present time
should join the vast army of producers
of materials needed for the prosecution
of the war. This latter army will be of
farreaching value because, as President
Wilson points out, there is already an
acute shortage of food products and
there will be a shortage equally as acute
for some years after the close of the war. 4
No truer words were spoken than these:
"The supreme test of the nation has
come" Let us meet the test squarely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
WILLI4MSTOWN

! A good attendance is desired at TIN
regular meeting of Williamstown grange
No. 81, next Wednesday evening, Apri
/ Is, as this will be observed as patriot,
night A program appropriate to th'
occasion viii be given. Mrs. NJ. Bene
vides, lecturer.
! Favorable news is received of the con
| dition of Mrs. Emmeline Richardson, whc
is at the Barre City hospital for treat
ment. 1t is expected that if she contin
ues to improve she will be able to come
home the last of the week
Wilmer f. Carpenter, for some time
past employed in Northtield, was at
home over Sunday
Mrs. Clyde f. McAllister was in
Woodsville, N. H., on a visit to her sis.
ter, DR.. Anna B. Edison, the latter part
Of last week She found her at home
recovering from serious operation,
which she underwent at the hospital
about month ago, and which kept her
there some three weeks. Mrs. Edison is
now much better with good prospects OF
complete recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. Keeling went to New
port to-day to attend the annual SEES
sion of the Vermont conference and it is
expected that they will not return till
next week.
Floyd Wilfore is quite sick with bron-
ohitis at his boarding place in Spring
field
Hugh Seayer, rural carrier on a route
from Randolph, who has been at home
recovering from measles, will return and
resume his work sometime this week.
Letters lately received by H. A. Thur
Der from his son in Cuba, Edwin w
state that there has been no
disturbance in the part OF the island
where he is located and that his work
as missionary for the Seventh Day Ad-
vent denomination is progressing The
rainy season there has begun and for
The next six months there will be fire.
luent rains.
W. NJ Fogg who recently suffered
broken leg and other injuries, is getting
tlong as well as could be expected
Roads on the hills are still in very
Dad condition and there is more mud |
low than at any time before this spring |
1arrier Sivright OF route No. 2, was I'M
'ble to return over the road between !
Forrest Seaver's and the Charles Erskine /
'lace on account of drifts, and was /
obliged to come to the village via Per-
ey Sanders and the Graniteyille road.
c. Ray George, proprietor of the res
aurant in grange hall, has caused new
ign calling attention to his location, TO
Ne placed on Main street, opposite to
Beckett street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
"THE SUPREME TEST OF THE
NATION"

President Wilson'S appeal to the Amer
lean people was also an appeal TO reason
We cannot afford to neglect any of the
things he called to attention in that ad-
dress which was printed in full in Mon
days Times. The document ought to be
kept as guide and incentive to the
American people from now to the dec
laration of peace; and, indeed, there is
much in it which we might follow when
the sword shall have given way to the
ploughshare in order to increase the eff
fieiency of the United States and to pre-
vent the great waste which has followed
the period OF big profits out OF the war.
The appeal of the nations executive is
couched in direct language, far more d.
rect than he is accustomed TO use, show
ing that he realizes the tremendous i'm
portance of concerted effort on the part
of every man, woman and child in the
United States. 1t is for us, therefore,
so to direct our energies that the va
rious problems now facing the nation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

The spring season is so backward that
April 10 found the banks of many trout
streams still deep in snow, so that the
anglers found themselves decidedly
handicapped in their early forays after
the finny tribe. Brook trout fishing is
about reduced to minimum in this part
OF Vermont and will continue to be so
for some days, perhaps weeks. Most
fishermen recognize the climatic condi-
ton and are postponing their visits to
fayorite brooks until kindly nature shall
have warmed things mp a bit. The claim
advanced in favor of setting the trout
season ahead from May ! to April Is,
that it would prevent the concerted rush
to the brooks and the consequent strip
ping of the streams, seems to be borne
out in large measure this spring. Com
parstively few persons are taking out
fishing licenses, and that is taken toI
really going fishing. BY the time the
season warns up and trout fishing is bet
ter, many people will have become en-
crossed in some new activity which will
prevent their raiding the brooks There
fore, the logic of the contention OF those
who favored opening the season Is days
ahead of the time honored date of MAY |. |
We are accomplishing what we wanted
by seeming to grant that which we did
not want to give.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
BoULRICE--TAvERNIA.
Montpelier Woman and Barre Man Unit
ted in Marriage.

Miss Clara NJ. Tayernia, daughter OF
Paul Tavernia OF Montpelier, and Nose
A. Boulrioe, son OF Mr., and Mrs NJ j.
Boulriee of Websterville, and employed
in this city, were married at $3.50 Mon
day morning in st. Augustine's church
in Montpelier by Rev. FIR. p. J. Long.
The father of the bride and groom acted
as witnesses. A wedding breakfast at
the home of the bride followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs, Tayernia left at
once on two weeks wedding trip, after
which they will reside in Barre, where
the groom is stationary engineer at the
stoneshed of Hebert & Ladrie
Mrs. Boulrice is a graduate of st. Mi
ehael's school in Montpelier and for five
years was employed in the offices OF the
American Fidelity company. Since the
first of this year she had been cashier in
the /. B. Brooks grocery store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
REAL MELODY.
"Gypsy Love" Was of Real Artistic Mer

II.
Gypsy Love" FRANZ Lehar) was the
musical attraction at the Barre opera
house last evening and many long day
will elapse before local theatregoers have
an opportunity to witness its peer. This
is pure prophecy but mama seldom falls
in the same wilderness more than once in
decade. Unless by chance the charming
little romantic operette happens this
way again watchful walters shall have
emerged from long vigil before the
calendar produces anything so charged
with melody. The audience was not
strong in numbers, but the applause it
gave was OF the quick spontaneous kind
that voices solid satisfaction Gypsy
Loves" in three acts, proceeds along
conventional lines Apart from its CON
Torrance 10 that which is more or less ia
miliar in operettes, the piece is mar.
vel OF conference and the company of
extraordinary talents.
An audience that was in receptive
mood periodically stood at attention
while the company's own orchestra
played the "Star Spangled Banner" for
curtain riser and after that the sig
uai7 w HLHlu were no more, DuL
times without number the lifting tones
of Miss Finita de Soria, and the singing
of Messrs. Arthur Albro and Horace A.
Ruwe had the spectators on their toes
and in moments OF the most hearty APP
plause it would not have taken much |
more to bring them to their feet. Miss
de Soria, Miss Concord and Messrs. Al |
bro, Ruwe and Solte were charming /
whenever they sang. A chorus of long |
ranges supplemented their efforts and
the effect left nothing to desired. |
Humor OF sort was interpolated by
Clyde Hunnewell, a strolling beauty doe
tor, George j. Williams as the father and
would be bridegroom, and the kid low
ers, Ruth Thompson and lie Roi Operti.
1t was Miss Concord's first night with
the company. Her intelligent acting had
nothing OF staginess and she sang in ex-
rellent voice. Miss Concord is remem
bered locally as carrying the title role in
'The Red Widow" three seasons ago. As
has been limited already, the charm Of
the presentation lay in company Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
LONDON EULoGIZES WILSON.
Newspapers Make Striking Display o
Appeal to Nation.

London, April l7.-London evening
newspapers yesterday made striking dis
play OF President Wilson's appeal to the
American nation.
Every editorial comment was a glow
ing eulogy on the sentiments which the
American chief executive expressed in
his appeal.
ut goes straight to the heart of the
great war problem says the Westmin-
ster Gazette, 'and will be read with great
appreciation by the allied nations.
mo message addressed by their gov
ernments to any of the countries at
war;" adds the newspaper, has better
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17
Who Will Claim Them?

Letters advertised at the Barre post
Office for the week ending April IL, were;
Men-Austin p. Adams, Giuseppe But
ii, Phillip Beaulieu, Georges Croteau, Jos.
Forcier, r. Y. Fifty Gerald Carlo Rob.
biani, III. j, Slattery.
Women--Miss Flora II. Cunningham
Mrs. T. H. Hoffman, Mrs. G. A. Rice.
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shirt and wrapper factory, in which
100 women and girls could be employed,
would be satisfactory addition to the
industrial and commercial life of Barre.
1t might, under good auspices, become
the foundation for the diversifying of
the industries of the city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

The virus Of the Russian revolution
has seeped its way into Germany. The
Russian revolution started in dissatisfac-
ton of workingmen, just as the present
movement in Germany started. But Ger
many has been kept closer in hand than
Russia, and no rapid results are to be
expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

1t is noticeable fact that the reports
OF American ships sunk by German sub
marines have not been coming in very
fast of late.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

singers who are able to turn in almost
any direction and single out an artist of
parts. The memory of Gypsy Love" will
abide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

The sinking of another Brazilian ship
undoubtedly means another active enemy
for Germany
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

an appeal to the heart with
shrewd, practical counsel and shown a
keener eye to the fundamentals OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-17

Hear the new Paroket records at Mar
tins Book Store, Csc. All the latest Sc
lections.
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NOTICE or roRKcLosuRE.

WHEREf q, Edwafd n. Condor Of stoning.
w tou. eoanty OF Hancock and State Of
Maine, By his mortgage coed dated the thir-
tieih dss OF March, 1917, and recorded In the
Hancock rcs tstry OF g ds, book 49, page 40,
eonvs yeG the late Joseph y. CLARK OF vinal-
haven county ~ krox and state aforesaid. u
eeftAin reel OF land ogether with the build.
lug thereon sltuasd fn Stoniugton In the
county Of Hancock and State aforesaid,
bonudrd A. d j~sc3snsa foilowe: Begin
nirs ~ tnit set w . reck ~ the northeast
er enrnsr ~ 20 owed and occupied by
1r - tisit. fnrnIc easteriy by the sout y
ssca o the high ssy % e., tn1 feet TO bolt
IN = rnrf; thence soathefiy 10 the salt water
o. 1tc ksts. q - Dug isisfe called. thence
wrtt~ ~ sad tborsugh fafe TO land OF the
ssid ~ &c ,Dst. thsnee IortheTly by the
sAia oost's aud 10 pIscs u beginning. Ii be-
ihs part OF he same lot convey ed 70 Asa q.
S@ndnge b, stephen w. Barbour. John p.
Barbour aud Fheebe h.. Tnuriow, by deed
dated Naten II, lyvo. recorded In bAncock
registry OF drecs, book ~. page 100, and con-
seyed oy said CaudAge TO Roe u. Condor OF
said St ninstoL by deed dated July "a 1905,
recorded in hnncock registry Of deeds, book
VI, page 2is. and being the same - conveyed
~ TIE said Rose Y. Condor to the RrAntor by
deed dated March II. 1857, recorded In Han
eek registry OF deeds. book ass. page Ss3.
nov, Therefore, BY reason OF the breach OF
The condition thereof !. in the capacity rs
execltdx OF the estate OF the laie Joseph
Ozark, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
EuGkxrA II. CLARK, Executrix,
estate OF jose phi >. Clark.
Dated NJ yinalhaven. Maine, this nth day
OF June. isl7.
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NOTICE or FORECLOsUkE.

WHkREAS, Dennis @. Reynolds and Ruel
w W: Clark, Of Ellsworth. Hancock
county. Maine. BY their mortgage deed dated
the 1rd day Of June. 1901. and recorded In the
ieyistry OF deeds for Hancock county, book
- page t6z. conveyed to Alexander q.
hagerthy Of Ellsworth, in said county. GER
tAin parcel OF real estate. situated In Ellis
worth. aforesaid, bounded and described a.
follows, 70 wit: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of lot Of land owned BY Joseph
Jordan; thence west three degrees north, In
me division line between said Jordan and
iAhd formerly owned BY Samuel Macombes
one hundred twenty eight rods 70 the north
sAH corner Of land formerly owned By George
y. YORK; thence south three degrees west to
tne northern side line OF the lot where ZAcha-
nan Jordan formerly lived; thence east three
degrees south In the division line between the
sAid zAchAriAh Jordan and Samuel Macom-
per one hundred twenty-eight rods to the
northeast corner OF the said Jordan lot;
tnence north three degrees east TO the place
~ beginning sixty-three rods and containing
nity acres more or less. Also road ON the
lonn side OF the George Q. York lot one rod
VIDE TO the town road. Reserving four acress
more OF less, from the Aforesaid lot decided TO
lester =. smith in lsee or i6oo; and whereas
tne said Hagerthy has this day assigned the
:siu mortgage and the notes. debt and claim
merely secured. 20 me, the undersigned; and
whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
oeen broken. now, therefore, by reason Of the
preach Of the condition thereof claim fore
closure OF said mortgage and give this notice
Tor that purpose,
Ellsworth, Maine, June n. 1917.
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SEAL COVE.
ELOc.

Miss Bernice Ashley is employed at
Asticoe.
Mr.. c. 4. Ashley spent last week in
Mort hest Harbor with her son Irving.
Arthur II. RumiIl, the new mail
carrier, is giving Q prompt and efficient
service.
Mrs. Sarah Z. 3waxey Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hammond, at South
Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Hannah Heath and niece, Miss
Gladys Ober. have opened their home
here for the summer.
Rev. r. n. Allen Of Massachusetts, who
accepted the call to the Baptist passionate
here, began his labors Julyl 1.
The many friends OF Miss Alberta
Kelley OF Bernard are sorry to hear OF
her serious illness. Miss Kelley is in
Bangor TOR hospital treatment.
July9. N.
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COUNTY NEWS
NORTH HANCOCK.

NORTH HANCOCK.
Summer Mckay is seriously i'll Of
me isles.
Charles F. Graves was here Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Marshall accompanied him
home.
Mrs. Lena Stewart and daughter
Virginia we're in Bangor Friday and
Saturday.
Hiram Butler and wife, who have been
at C. M. Martins have returned to their
home In West franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mckay and Mrs.
g. L. Stewart went to franklin last
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF their
aunt, Mrs Sarah J. Bragdon.
Mrs. John N. Marshall, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles f..
Graves, in Brewer, returned home Sun
day, accompanied by her grandson,
Kermit Graves.
July9. NJ.
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Nr.Dater Is q firm friend of 'sFruit-a.
dyes". He believes in the healing and
restoring powers Of these wonderful
tablets made from fruit Juices. He
knows-because he tried ''Fruit-a-tivesn
when he was III and suffering, and Is In
. position to speak with authority.
65S FIsu AVE-, TRoY, NY.
ArRrL 10Th. 1918
= have been . sufferer for years
With kidney zSox6ie esd Cossfihs.
GoA ! tried "Fruit-a-tives" about q
mcnth ago, and with almost immediate
results The Kidney Trouble has disap.
peared and the Constipation q fass
leaving me'' HENRY DATER.
SFruit-a-tives" Is the greatest Kidney
Remedy In the world. and IS equally
effective In relieving Constipation.
Coc q box, 8 for $3.50, trial size 25c. AZ
al dealers or sent on receipt Of price
BY Fruit-a-tives Limited, OGDENS.
BURG, NEW YORK.
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COUNTY NEWS
sEDGwIcK.

sEDGwICK.
@. NJ. Means is at home from Masss-
chusetts for short vacation.
Miss NEEDS Sanger OF Machias arrived
Sunday to spend the summer at F. C..
Aliens.
Mrs. NJ. +. Wiley Ia In town for the
summer, the guest OF her broi her, II. G..
Allen.
Dorothy Smith OF Cambridge, Mass,
il visiting her grandmother and friends
in town.
Mildred Guptiil OF Revere, Mass, ~ in
town for the summer. She H. with her
aunt, Mrs. T.. c. Green.
Miss Myra Dority. graduate nurse,
came last Tuesday to spend Der vacation
with her mother, Mrs. c. II. Dority.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Smith took their
son, II. Theodore Smith, to the Bangor
hospital for treatment July 2.
All report a fine time at the dance
Tuesday evening, July 3. Music was by
Higgins orchestra OF Ellsworth.
MT anu Ars. n. W. HarA'hS anu
Hermon Haskins OF Winchester. Mass,
are occupying II. l. Young's house for
July and August.
Miss Berths Allen arrived Sunday TOR
her summer vacation. She was ac-
companied by two lady friends.
Mrs. Ralph wilay, who has been at
the Paine hospital Bsngor, for treat
ment, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Means Of Massa-
chusetts have been spending their
vacation with Mr.. Means parents, MIR.
and Mrs. W. n. Means.
July7. ELoc.
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Mr.. DsMeyer is working at the summer
school.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. 81. Ashe
OF East brook was the scene OF . pretty
wedding Tuesday evening, July 8, when
Mrs. Ashes second daughter, vara Marcia
Butler, was married to J. Boyd Robertson
OF franklin. The couple entered the
room ~ the wedding march was played BY
Mrs. Willard Foss. and stood beneath an
arch OF green with white roses. The
double-ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Lowell Of Franklin. About 100
guests were present. lee cream and cake
were served. The bride received many
useful and pretty presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson have the best wishes OF their
many friends.
July9. GEM.
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EAsTBRooK.

David Wilbur has new automobile.
Charles Wilbur, who has been in poor
health, is much better.
Mrs. Cora Kingman is working for Mrs.
Carrie Jordan in Waltham.
Syivaniawassee summer school boys and
teachers came last week, about the usual
number.
Several from town attended tine Pomona
meeting at Amherst Saturday, and report
an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Fred Joy was called to Bangor this
morning by the illness of her husband,
who was visiting his son there.
Mrs. Elwood DeMeyer is working for
her mother, Mrs. Bartlett, this summer.
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LAMoINE.

DR.. Clarence King OF Boston is here for
few days.
Roy Stratton and bride Of Boston have
been visiting ct his old home.
c. o. Cousins and wife, OF Bangor, were
guests OF John Hodgkins and wife Sun
day.
DR.. T.. J. King has returned to Boston to
re-enter the hospital. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Marcia Chamberlain.
Mrs. A. l.. Holt has returned frem West
Sullivan, and will stay with Misses Rosa
and Helen Hodgkins, who came from
Wstervilie Thursday.
Miss Mildred Leland of Bucksport, and
Mr.. Bartlett OF Boston, are guests OF Capt.
Charles Hodgkins and wife. Last week
the family enjoyed an outing in the yacht
Ava. This week they expect to 60 to
Camden.
July9. X. II.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock S. arPRxAx JUDICIAL coukr.
IN VACATION.
Ellsworth. June "a. A. ID. 1917.
Upon the foregoing libel. ordered: That the
iibelsnt giye notice TO the said iibelee 20 APP
pear before the Justice Of our supreme
ludieiai court, TO be holden 81 Ellsworth.
second Tuesday OF October. ~ d. 1917, by
Publishing an stiestcd copy e. said libel and
this order thereon, three week. successfully
In The Ellsworth American. newspaper
printed In Ellsworth, in our county OF Han.
cock, the last publication to be sixty days at
least prior to the second Tuesday Of Octob.
neIs, that be may there and then In our said
court appear and answer 10 said libel.
AKSo w. Kfso,
Justice OF the sup Jud. Court.
true copy OF the libel and order OF court
thereon.
Attxst:--T. r. MAaoxxv, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF rORkCLosURE.

WHEREAS. Oscar h. GuptiI, Of Els
Nv worth. in the county Of Hancock and
s state o. Maine. by his mortgage deed dated
me sixtE day OF July. A. u. le06, and recorded
IN the registry Of deeds for Hancock county,
q Ellsworth, Maine, in book Ssl. page asa.
conveyed 70 Henry j. Aiilikep, who after
parcel Of real sstsss. sisusted "a Elisvorth, in
sne county OF Hancock. and bound - follows:
~ ~ me north By land formerly Of Irving Hall
IN ~ me east BY land Of Henry Carter and Alden
- so-cAiled. and on the west by land Of George
e~runninghAm. Meaning and intending 70
SssHnsey my homestead Ia N upon which now
49, has been brok en-, now. Therefore. BY
IIe a.n q the breach Of the condition Thereon
claim fossclosure Of said mortgage.
w. n. CHurB.
BY p. L. Aiken. his attorney
June n, q. d. 1917.
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their farm here June 30, for the season.
AL are glad to see them.
Mrs. Georgia Murch and her sons Har-
land and Donald have gone to Bar Harbor,
where they have employment for the sum-
mer.
Rev. r. H. Moyle preached an instruc-
tive and patriotic sermon to an appre-
ciative congregation Sunday, July I. A
special contribution for the Red Cross was
well subscribed.
July 2. l..
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sroNIrGToN.

Capt. and Mrs. wiIbert Tyler are visit
ing here.
Miss Florence Seekins, graduate Of
Colby, arrived home last week.
Simon Crockett has bought the con-
dictionary store Of J. @. Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Garland have been
guests of Z. H. 8. Webb and wife.
Albert Manchester Of Northeast Harbor
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Fosta Hamblen.
| =. william Brimigion has exchanged
his sloop yacht for : much larger motor
boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNevin have
moved to Bath. They will be much
missed here.
Miss Rnbie Small, who has been teach
ing in Revere, is At home Tor her vacation.
She will return to Revere in the tall.
Capt. John F. Stanley and wife Of
Brockton, Mass, formerly Of this town,
are the visitors It Miss Myra Mills.
Mr.. Holt Of Mark islsnd light is an
tertaining his brother from Toledo, O.,
who will spend several weeks in the East.
They had not met for thirty years.
Announcement 10 made Of the marriage
Of Miss Flora Tucker Of Cherry yield,
former teacher here, and Harry Smith,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Henry q. Smith, Of
this town.
e. H. Hunt OF Worcester, Mass, the
artist, who has spent several summers
here, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warren. Mr.. Hunt has made some
valuable pictures Of Stonington and
its islands.
July 9. Mill.
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lrual Nutitss

rTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF
PHEBE +. HACKErT. late Of HANCOCK,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
riveu bonds a. the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired TO presen!
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested 70 make payment o.
medfAtely.
June -, 1917, GEORGE r. MERCHANT.