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. Teteud Haman . AWDWSEAER US MAW SSS YW ~e Brings Peace g To Lindbergh ” Special fo The Christian Ecienos Montior EDGARTOWN, Mass., Nov. 18— {Charjes AC-Lindbergh, happy in the . solitude oF a “civil wilderness,” | today moved “over the hill” from the farm in which he has been spending a vacation into ® winter ~ home, the estate of the late Har- vard Dean Nathaniel &. Shaler. Mr. Lindbergh tock a summer jresidence in Martha’s Vineyard last August, settling on Seven Gates Farm, a semi-co-operative estaie sprawling over scores “of acres of the lonely North Shore of the Island. He was one of several tenants. The Mier arith bee mile ama TIE adit, wWeikda ails Wilt mr children, has now leased the old. Shaler residence, ar Island show- ' Piece for many years, and moved , in for several months. ' How long they will stay after. the first of the year is not known. ! Their movement attracts little. attention here, largely because ie ¥ i their desire to remain out of public View. * | Dean Shaler bought the Seven! j Gates estate in the late 1900s and | lived there until his passing in 1906, | Henry Beetle Hough, editor of the , Vineyard Gazette and author of} “Country Editor.” explained loday. | The Harvard Dean, he said, in- | sisted that the terrain be left Natural, unspoiled, “tamed” enough to enjoy, but sill a “civil wilder- i ness. i Only a few scattered homes dot | the rough landscape, jonely with ! broad fields, sand dunes, sheep: pastures, and = scragcly brush. There is room to ride, room to take long walks, room to be alone. It is here that the isolationist leader - has settled after unsuccessfully searching for sojitude in many parts of the United States and in ral England. ‘ — Neapty 2 wah eS oaths a 13% a aX 0 S “N “‘ Y PS Gy 1 aie -—— —+: —_——sn . 4 -. Cael ee Tote —. , -- 2 a or art re a ol tala ee nad ot perenne 4 Ens we Oo tem . ~~ 7 * - —_—= .* - . un - a . *- 7 - aT . " - « > ah % ’ 7% i. q ' N { ' » { 4 wh” t “o Oh 4 4 ‘ I, i |