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Doing thlngB for other people
started Mrs. Howard Tracy ot
West Dennis on her interesting
hobby und flourishing business.
Seated in a little workshop at
tho roar of her home Mrs. Tracy
paints and redecorates all kinds
of articles. Shelves are piled high
with knife boxes, wooden sugar
buckets , tin trays, antique tin ot
every description. Around the room
are old commodes, chairs, cran-
berry pickers, flatlrons and many
other articles.
Here is the veritable treasure
chest! lu front ot Mrs. Tracy Is a
low bench where tubes of paint
are laid ready for a day 's work.
Mrs.. Tracy has already experi-
mented with colors, sketchings this
and druwlng that. Her antique tole
ware is very popular. Tole ware
was Invented us an Inexpensive
substitute for costly lacquered
ware. Oriental lacquered ware wus
beyond the means of many admir-
ers, so experiments were carried
on In Wales, England, about 10(10.
Finally a superior vurnlsh was per-
fected. This, however, did not prove
successful when used on wood.
Later it was discovered that tills
new varnish worked' to perfection
on tin.
This painted tin wus called "Tole
Ware". Much of it was exported
to America in the early 1800'a. It
became so popular that tin ware
factories were set up In New Eng-
land , Pennsylvania and later in
Ohio. The characteristic deslgnH on
these pieces Indicate their places
of origin.
Leaving the tole ware , we come
to a group ot castoff commodes. At
one time they wore tucked away
In a barn or attic. Today they
have been revived , Mrs. Tracy re-
decorates them In gay colors with
floral designs or "l'etor Hunt"
docoratloiiB. Some are used as
burs, others as dressing tables. The
stenciled knife boxes have come
Into their own once more. Some
are finished In naturul wood with
a soft painted fruit design, others
painted in gay colors with an in-
teresting stencil.
The sugar bucket that once was
tucked awuy In the family pantry
lias now taken on u new lease of
life with colorful designs, perhaps
being used for knitting or maga-
zines. The chopping bowl , currying
a fruit design , finds Itself now
serving delicious salads for par-
ties. Waiting for Its turn to be re-
finished Is a beautiful old secretary
for some lovel y Cape Cod homo.
Mrs. Trucoy Amis much pleasure
in her business as an outstanding
Interior decorator, a vocation that
started and remains nn Interest-
ing hobby.
Talk About Hobbies!
October is here with magic brush
And colors of every hue,
To paint the landscape in gorgeous tones
Under skies cerulean blue.
The golden oaks arc twined with gay vines,
And maples have radiant tints,
Birch trees are yellow , the pines somber green,
The sumach's red candle glints.
The meadows are shaded in ochre and brown
On them plumes of tall rood grass wave ;
And beyond , the white sand dunes shine
As upon them the sea waters lave.
Cal-tails erect, guard lowland swamps,
A regiment dressed in brown ,
The milkweed pods have now begun
To show each silken gown.
The berries on black alder shrubs
Are turning Christmas red,
The summer birds and btttterflics
To southern homes have fled.
The cranberry bogs have all been gleaned ,
October tints the vines;
The sun is deeped red and gold
As the season 's day declines.
There 's quiet and peace on old Cape Cod
In autumn 's amber days,
Come visit it at any time
For beauty along its ways.
Elizabeth Mae Crosby,
Lynn , Massachusetts
Member ot the New England Woman's Tress Association
and Pen Women of America.
October On Cape Cod
L E G A L N O T I C E 8
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , at.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of HATTIE E. CROCKER ,
late ot Barnstable (Cotult), In said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by GERTRUDE H.
EVANS of Barnstable (Centerville),
In the County of Barnstable, ad-
ministratrix of tire estate of HAT-
TIE E. CROCKER , late of Barn-
stable (Cotult), in said County,
praying that the Court determine
the validity of a .certain bill of
FRANCIS H. CROCKER for board
and nursing care of the deceased
in the sum of $2,050.00, as more
fully set forth in said petition, and
that the Court determine what
amount, if any, 1B due from the
estate of HATTIE E. CROCKER to
FRANCIS H. CROCKER , and that
the Court make an order for pay-
ment by your petitioner to said
FRANCIS H. CROCKER for any
sums found due to him in con-
nections with the above services.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstabl e before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 26th day of
October, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge ot said
Court, this 27th day of September
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Oct. 6, 13, 20.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons Interested In the
estate of KATHERINE HEFFER-
NAN, also known as KATE HEF-
FERNAN, ot Yarmouth, in said
County, an Insane person.
The guardian of said ward has
presented to said Court his first
and final account for allowance.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 25th day
of October, 1949, the return day
of this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
4th day of October, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Oct. 6, 13, 20
PA83BOOK LOST
Notice Is hereby given that Pass-
book No. 19497, Issued by the Hy-
annis Trust Company, Savings De-
partment, has been lost or de- '
stroyed , and that application has
been made to the said Hyannis
Trust Company to issue a duplicate
book In accordance with the re- ¦'
quirements of Section 40, Chapter 1
590, Acts ot 1908.
Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 1 ;
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
BarnBtable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons Interested In the
estate of Stephen S. Richards, late
ot Barnstable, in said County, de-
cc&ssd
A petition has been presented to
said Court by Harold L. Dunn,
administrator of the estate ot
Stephen S. Richards, late of Barn-
stable, in the County of Barnstable,
deceased, praying that the original
petition for administration filed in
this Court be amended by adding
thereto at the end of the list of
heirs-at-law and next of kin the
following:
James W. Richards, Rock, Mass.,
Grandnephew
Anna L. Werthman, Pontine, Michi-
gan, Grandnlece
Leslie R. C. Richards, Monponsett,
Mass., Grandnephew
Arthur F. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew
Walter J. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew
Myrtle I. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnlece
Calvin E. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 25th day of
October 1949 , the return day of
this citation. ;
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, EB-
quire, Judge of Bald Court, this
27th day of September in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine. _ "
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Oct. 6 ,13. 20 _
commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To HELEN WOODBURY , also
: called HELEN R. WOODBURY , ot
I Barnstable (Hyannis), In said
County of Barnstable, and to her
heirs apparent or presumptive , and
' i to the Massachusetts Department
of Mental Health.
A petition has been presented to
said Court alleging that said
HELEN WOODBURY , also called
HELEN R. WOODBURY , is an in-
' sane person and praying that
JAMES HENRY WOODBURY , Jit ,
of Boston, Massachusetts, or some
other suitable person be appointed
her guardian.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 22nd day of
November, 1949 , the return day of
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, thlB 7th day ot October In
the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Oct, 13, 20, 27.
PA88BOOK L08T
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book, No. H3381, Issued by the
Bass River Savings Bank, has been
1st or destroyed and that applica-
tion baa been made to the Bass
River Savings Bank to Issue a
duplicate book, In accordance wltb
Section 40, Chapter 590, Acta of
1908.
Pot. 20, 27, Nov. 3
t E G A L N O T I C E S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To RICHARD ALLEN MASON of
Cnsper, State of Wyoming. A libel
has been presented to said Court by
your wife, ANNE RICHMOND
PLACE MASON, of Chatham , in the
County of Barnstable, praying that
a divorce from the bond of matrl-
mbny between herself and you be
decreed for the cause of desertion
and for custody of minor children.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In Bald Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
days from the 22nd day of Novem-
ber, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day ot September
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
« . „ .» Register.
Oct. 6, 13, 20.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHUSETTS
BARNSTABLE
Office of the Collector of Taxes
NOTICE OF TAX TAKING
To the owners of the hereinafter
described land and to all others
concerned you are hereby notified
that on Friday, the 4th of Novem-
ber, 1949 , at 10 o'clock A.M., at
the Tax Collector's Office, pur-
suant to the provisions of General
Laws, Chapter 00, Section 53, and
by virtue of the authority vested
in me as Collector of Taxes, it is
my intention to take for the Town
of Barnstable the following parcels
of land for non-payment of the
taxes due thereon , with interest
and all incidental expenses and
costs to the date of taking, unless
the same shall have been paid be-
fore that date.
List of Parcel's to be taken:
Taxed to James Snow
A parcel of land with buildings
thereon , on the Westerly side of
|Yarmouth-Hyannis Road , Hyannis ,
I Massachusetts , as described In a
deed from Ernest S. Bradfo rd,
dated September 8, 11)05, and re-
corded September 25, 11)05 , at the
Barnstable County Registry of
Deeds, Book 275, Page 5(1 and sup-
posed to contain % acre more or
less.
Town Taxes: 19-13, $30.30; 1944 ,
$34.05; 1945, $43.07; 1940, $43.16;
1947, $52.47; 1948, $53.00.
Fire Taxes: 1943, $4.79; 1944, $4.79;
1945, $4.79; 1940, $G.73; 1947,
?li.H; 1U4S, $(i.3-l.
HOWARD W. SEARS
Collector, of Taxes
for the Town of Barnstable
October 20 ,1949
HEARING
Bragle Chevrolet Co., Inc., of
Hyannis , Mass., having applied for
permission to have a license to
store and sell petroleum products
In one underground tanks* of a
capacity of 1000 gallons and main-
tain a filling station on the prop-
erty now owned by them and lo-
cated on the easterly side of North
Street in the village of Hyannis,
we the undersigned Selectmen of
the Town of Barnstable will hold
a public hearing at the Tov/fi Office
Building, Hyannis , at 10:30 A.M.
on Friday, Nov. 4, 1949.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
GEORGE L. CROSS
October 20, 1949
^
^
In Worcester, Eugene G. Walk-
er, Southbrldge and Harwlehport.
In Hyannis, Oct. 7, Miss Emma
Maynard , aged B4 , Orleans.
Dr. Walter D. Kells, aged 57,
Boston and Buzzards Bay.
In Pocasset, Bept. 30, Mrs. Annie
L. Bearse, aged 82, Dennlsport.
In Wareham, Sept. 29, Mrs. John
T. Schultz , aged 80, Falmouth.
In Hyannis, Oct. 1, Mrs. Juanlta
M. Washington, aged 41.
In West Harwich , Sept. 26, Harry
P. Cole, aged 77.
In Brewster, Sept. 27, E. Harris
Ware, aged 71.
In Falmouth, Sept. 27, Mrs. John
P. Sylvia.
In Falmouth, Sept. 28, Mrs. Mary
A. Swift , aged 82.
In South Dennis, Sept. 29, Hayes
C. Rice, aged 70.
In Winchester, Sept. 29, John F.
Stackpole, aged 78, Winchester and
Bourne.
In Boston, Sept. 28, William
Drysdalo, aged 44, Buzzards Bay.
In South Yarmouth , Oct. 9, Mrs.
Fannie 0, Tlbbetts, aged 74 , Or-
leans.
In Hyannis , Oct. 9, Frank L. El-
1 lis. aged 84 , South Harwich.
In Taunton, Sept. 22, M.rs. Dou-
glas Shepherd, aged 73, Province-
town.
In South Dennis, Sept. 23, Mrs.
Jennie S. Perry, aged 58.
In Ilynnnls Sept. 22, Chester A.
Peters, agod 5!), Brewster.
In Lynn , Sopt. 23, Miss Mary E.
MaoEacheron, aged 34 , formerly of
Osterville.
In Dennlsport , Sept. 23, Mrs.
Nellie 0. Nickerson.
In Provincetown, Sept. 26, An-
tone M. Dennis , aged 66.
In Proctor, Vermont , Sept. 25,
Dr. Robert Davis, aged 69, brother
of Mrs. Mury Lee, Harwlehport.
In Hyannis , Oct. 3, Charles Cham-
bers, aged 72, West Harwich.
In BoBton , Oct. 2, Ernest Stock-
well , West Barnstable.
In Hyannis , Oct. 2, Louis L,
Young, aged 79 , North Truro,
In Eastham , Oct, 1, Mrs. Philip
M. Smith , agod 69.
In Hyannis, Oct. 6, Mrs. Alice
Sldebotham , 80, of So. Harwich.
In Worcester, Oct. 2, Charles S.
Marston, a native of Provincetown.
In Hyannis, Oct. 10, Bruce W.
Bettencourt, aged 2 months.
In Hyannis, Oct. 10, Fred Metell,
aged 64, Falmouth.
At sea off Provincetown, Oct. 17,
Daniel Lacey, aged 28, Westwood ;
Mrs. Marian Keppel, aged 80, New
York City; Mrs. Mary Davis, Prov-
incetown; Paul Keppel, aged 2%,
and Bruce Keppel , aged 1V6 . New
York City.
In Brockton, Oct. 14, Lester B.
Packard, aged 65, brother of Mrs.
Edward E. Shaw, Monument Beach.
DEATHS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , BS.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
«sttttt> of MARY WILSON SCUD-
"HR, late of Barnstable (Oster-
™ije), In said County, deceased :
A Petition has been presented to
MM Court , praying that OLIVE D.
"AWKiNS , of Belmont, in the
^unty
of
Middlesex,
or some other
"•"table person be appointed admln-
'stratrix of Ba,d egtate
« you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
»"Uen appearance In said Court
«' Barnstable before ten o'clock In
On...
6noon on the 25tn day- of
"ttober, 1949. the return day ot
lnl« citation.
BPi t
neB
5; C0LLEN C. CAMP-
(W, ' .u?
squ,re
- J^se of said
laT' thls 27th day of September
it^ J ^
I
one
tnousand nine
kun-
urea and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
S^Ua^go, R^84
"
'
stable County.
Parcel Four
That certain lot or parcel of land
situated in that part of the Town
and County of Barnstable, Massa-
chusetts, known as .
Hyannis and
shown on a plan entitled "Plan of
Land in Hyannis of the Cape Cod
Development Company, dated
March 21, 1922, Henry L. Crocker,
Burveyor, duly filed In the Regls-
ly of Deeds for Barnstable County
fn Book 11, Page 103.
I Setting forth that he deBires that
'all of said land may be sold at pub-
lic auction to the highest bidder
and praying that partition may be
made ot all the land aforesaid ac-
cording to law and to that end that
a commissioner be appointed to
make such partition and be ordered
to make sale and conveyance ot all
or any part of said land which the
Court finds cannot be advan-
tageously divided at public auction,
and be ordered to distribute the
I net proceeds thereof.
It you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 26th day of
October 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of Bald Court, this
30th day of September In the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
KENRCK A. SPARROW,
Register
Oct. 6, 13, 20
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, at,
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested In tne
estate of HAROLD WEBB HAMIL-
TON, late of Barnstable (HyanniB),
In said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
saw court for probate of a certain
Instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by KATH-
MINE R. HAMILTON, ot Barn-
stable (Hyannis) , In said County,
praying that she be appointed exec-
utrix thereof without giving a sure-
ty on her bond.
1 It you desire to object thereto,,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
tho forenoon on the 25th day of
October , 1949 , the return day of
this citation.
Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP
DELL, Esquire , Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of September,
In tlie year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
• , „ Register
Oct. G, 13, 20.
^TTGMTN O T I C E S
„««;ealth of Massachusetts
Ccm
monweaitn proDate court.
"In^
rnACE B. RODIN and RICH-
^ nODlN, both of 121 Blaine
ARD , qnringfield, Massachusetts,
Slr
,1o all other persons Interested.
8,1(1 „.itinn has been presented to
t 'ro. t by ARTHUR E. DYER,
8
?'Vn.BUble (HyanniB), In sad
of „?i representing that he holds
C0U
tPfant in common one-half un-
a
\'fi ? Dart or share ot certain
?l lying in »aW County and
la? nv i escribed as follows:
"
There to" separate parcels of
Jd[ bounded and described as
follows;
parcel One
That certain parcel of land situ-
..JI in that part ot the Town and
ratty of Barnstable, Massachu-
C
T known as Hyannla, and
1mising Lots One (1) and Two
S lllock F, on a plan entitled
•Itan of Rldgewood, Hyannis,
«»« belonging to Ernest F.
Bradford, Lindaey N. Oliver, George
I nliver and Thomas Otis, Nelson
nearse Surveyor, 1924", which
s
B
ald Plan is duly filed in the Reg-
istry of Deeds for Barnstable
County.
Parcel Two
' That certain parcel of land, to-
other with the bulldlngB thereon,
fituated in the extreme Westerly
Dart ol the Village ot Hyannis,
Town and County ot Barnstable,
Massachusetts, and being more
Jarticularly bounded and described
CrEdly by West Main
o.ieet so-called leading from Hy-
aunta Village to Centerville Vil-
lage, about sixteen (16) rods;
Bflitwardly by land now or
formerly of Maria E. Murray, about
thirty (30) rods;
Southwardly by woodland form-
erly owned by Lot E. Lewis, about
sixteen (16) rods; and i
Westwardly by woodland now
or formerly of the heirs of May-
mud Bearse and the heirs ot Lois
Howes about thirty (30) rods;
containing an area of about three
(3) acreB ot land, be the same
uore or less.
Parcel Three
That certain lot or parcel ot land
iltuated in that part of the Town
if Yarmouth Barnstable County,
llassachusetts, known as West
Yarmouth, and comprising Lot
S'lne (9), as shown and delineated
an a plan entitled "Subdivision
Plan Mill Pond Park, West Yar-
mouth, Mass., Charles Fuller
Whitney, Engineer, May 1, 1926 ,
which said plan Is duly filed in
the Registry of Deeds tor Barn-
Classi
f ied Advertising
Rates: Two cent* a word first Insertion; one cent a word eaeh sub-
sequent Insertion. $.25 minimum charge for each Insertion. Display
rates upon application.
In Yarmouth , Oct. 1, by the Rev.|
John A. Stevens, MI BB Mary O. Hal-
lett , Yarmoulhport, and Gordon
Clark , Jr., Yarmouth.
In Orleans, Oct. 2, hy the itov.
Frederick Frank and tho Ruv . Ste-
phen 11. Smith , Lillian M, Childs
and Robert G. Ndrthwood, both of
Orleans.
In Now York City, Sopt. 21 , hy
tho llov. Charles Tl'iggs, Clara L.
Peters, MnshpoP , and Ralph Jack-
son, Now York City.
in Dennlsport, Oct. 5, by the
Rev. Goorgo Armeson, Edith M.
Trott , Dennlsport , nnd Wilbur
Cash, jr., Yarnioulhpoi't.
In Wost Yarmouth , Oct. 2, hy tho
Rov. Lostor L. LewlB , Mrs. Susie
M. Eldrldge , HIIHH River , and A.
Howard Carpenter, North Attlo-
boro.
In Hyannis, Oct. 8, by the Hev.
E. Gage Holnllng, Itoy O. Thlboaiill,
Hyannis nnd Now Bedford , and
MI HS Caroline H. Mortn , Hyannis,
In Hynnnls , Oct. 8, by thn Rov.
E. Gage Holnllng, David B. Starch
and Nancy M. Pocllls, both of Hy-
annis.
In Harwich , Oct. 8, by the Rov.
Georgo L, Thurlow , Robert B. Ham-
mond , jr., Worcester, and MIH «
Ilolon 1. Whitehead , Wost Yar-
mouth. I
In Falmouth , Oct. 8, by llio Rov.
Leslie B\ Wallace; Frederick it.
Perry and Miss Allison Chnso, both
of Woods Hole.
In Hyannla, Oct. 8 by the Rov.
Thomas J. MacLoan , Roy Q, Till-
beault , Now Bedford , und MI HH
Caroline If. Morin, Hyannis.
In Wolllloet , by tho Rov. Rich-
ard Q. Colby, James A. Barrio, Jr.,
mid Miss Beatrice Kew.
In Sugumore, Oct. 12, by the
Rev. Francis X, Wallace , Tollo
Toiillnl , and Miss Alba Mnrcliislo ,
both of Sagamore.
In Orleans, MIBB Ann Clarke
Swift , and Juckson H. Crocker,
both of HrowBtor .
Ill Wost Harwich , Oct. 15 , by tho
Rev. James C. Stuart, Miss Dlanno
.1. Sprinklo , Wost Harwich, and
Norman W. Mazzur, Harwich.
In Provincetown, Oct. 15 , by tho
Rev. John A. Silvia , Miss Helen O.
Sllva and Ooorgo A. Vulonline , both
of Provincetown,
In Centerville , Oct. 10 , hy tho
Rev . Carl V. SohultS, D.D., MI HH
Clulro M. Naylor and Harry O. Hell-
berg, both of Centerville.
In Topeka, Kan., Oct. 1 , Corporal
Cranston II. Montcalm , Jr., llyun-
II IH, and MI HH Lorettn M. Wing,
Topeka,
I MARRIAGES
Continued /rem fait liittk
Precisely because of her own so
patient work and peaceful nature
tho church inultoH a most important
contribution to the strength and
'tho wollhoing of tho civil society.
Forst of all she teaches , clearly
and without compromise, that
moral code In obedience to which
upright mon spring to tho defense
of the civil Boclety when the state
is endangered, She has no soldiers
of iior own , but where can tho
State Und HoldlorH more clean ,
mom courageous, more loyal than
those whom Christianity has taught
their morality, tholr physical valor
and spiritual Integrity? She has no
armies of bor own , but those
armies tiro invincible which .are
Bred by the Ideals HIIO teaches and
are made ")> of men fashioned on
the pattern of her meat hero, tho
conquering Son of Cod and Man,
Jesus ChrlBt.
But ovon moro Important , the
Church Is the strength of tho na-
tion , tho heart or Its secret power
to ondure , because sho doos not
merely tell mon why they are
sometimes bound to die—sho also
tells them how they must alway s
live If they would achieve personal
perfection and promote national
security. The Stato sometimes asks
men to die In order to protect the
nation itself from death. The
Church Is always teaching men
how to live in order to preserve the
1 nation f rom the things which make
for death. The Churc h gives th<
State the noblest ot champlom
when the Stato 1B attacked. Hut thi
Church does more : she gives thi
citizens ot the State a teacbim
I which would anticipate and ellmin
ate the very danger of attack If,
only It wore followed. Civil society
would never bo weak If the full
voice of the Church woro hoard.
Tho Stalo would novor havo to
ask mon to die lr mon would llvo ,
as the church deBires.
No nation has u monopoly of
either virtue or vice. Clod calls
ouch nut Ion to soma vocation In
the realization of H IH Kingdom,
and He dividos His gifts among nil
the peoples of the earth, His Di-
vine Providence IKIH made nations
so interdependent that they can
novor long oxclndo one another
from tholr common charity. You
have heard It said, "Christ told
HI H followers, that thou ahull love
thy neighbor and hate thine enemy,
but 1 toll you , lovo your OIIUIII IOH
and pray for thorn that porsecuto
you." That is Christ's law of lovo.
It is tho IIIIH IH of all hope of peace.
It must not be violated ovon when
lovo Tor peace forces us to wago
war.
Thoso who seom most anxious to
provoke war havo demonstrated by
tholr organized and obscene perse-
cution of religion that they sue in-
deed tho oiiomlos of Christ—but we ,
oven If we must dually resist, them
by foroe, must still remain Christ's
friends , followers of His example,
obodlont In Ills Law. That moans
wo iniiBl. love our own land , but
must linto no ono. Even If forced
to Bolf-defonso , wo must use our
stren gth with mot Ives of groat
lovo, must defend our own heritage
but also sook to serve the good of
all cithern—must resort to violence
only as u Inst rosort and HH a
moans to establishing a peace "In
which the spirit or Christ shall rule
the hoarts of mon nnd of nations."
To this ond wo pray that our
Stato may bo strong BO that ndno
may dure to break the peace with
her or tempt bor righteous wrath
beyond endurance. Wo pray that
America may bo Just and holy so
that none muy doubt bor motives
or withhold tholr trusting friend-
ship from her.
Wo pray that you , c.lll/.oii-soldlorH
and devout mon may grow from
Btrength to strength with a healthy
loyalty to America and a holy lovo
for Christ and for His Church.
Archbishop Cushing
' Cmlinutil from I'ngt I
havo Liberty and authority to Bar-
galno with PHOIIH for Land
and yl I hero bo Hiifl'lslont Care
lake and provitlpu made for all
j nossesoarlo and Convenientfwalps
for pllculur and general IIHOH ."
Property holders woro iminedl-
' utely on tho ulort .IIH they uro to-
day with the coming of the super
highway. Interesting aro tho names
or i he committee appointed to
choose the HII O for the MnotillK -
houso in tho West Parish! Otis,
' Qorliam, Porker, Bacon, LOW IH,
JThaehor , Hinckle y, QoodftPeed ,
Jenkins, linker, Coloiuun , I'himioy.
No Crocker WII H Included and no
ChlDinan , probably because oyes
were already fixed on Croaker and
, Chlpman land , for tho RocordH
state, "the poco Reserved for the
' TOWII 'H UHO IH all tho Lund between
' thut Laid out to docon Chlpman
! and the polco sot out on the oast
to Thomas Crocker which
pelco for the use above said Con-
tains about three acres allowing
. ' the CrosBway at the head of the
11 Lolls to Sandwich through this
i forty foot wide at Least where It
I IH most Convenient and ullao all
i necossasary wayes nto the woods."
I It was a tense situation and
j probably led wise men to decide
; in 1716 to incorporate the West
• Parish.
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