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'Istand Home ms Brings Peace 4 To Lindbergh| . Epecial to The Christian Brlence Monttor EDGARTIOWN, Mass., Nov. 18— {Charles ACLindbergh, bappy in the | sobtul a 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 took s summer jresidence in Martha’s Vineyard last August, settling on Seven Gates Farm, a semi-co-operative estate sprawling over scores “of . acres of the lonely North Shore of the Island. He was one of several tenants. 1 The fier, with his wife and children, has now leased the old - Shaler residence, art 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 httle | attention here, largely because of their desire to remain out of public view, Dean Shaler bought the Seven 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 today. The Harvard Dean, he said, in- sisted that the terrain be left natural, unspoiled, “tamed” enough to enjoy, but sill a “civil wilder: | ‘ ness _ Onty a few scattered homes aot | i = the rough landscape, lonely with! broad fields, sand dunes, sheep! pastures, and scragely | 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 solitude in many parts of the United States and in England. ‘ —— tag a LP ' Loe ene weep i 1d OD te BU ‘ 65-114 99-193