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COUNTY NEWS.
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South Hancock.
The Misses Farnsworth, of Cherryfeld,
are visiting at o. B. Pettengilrs.
Mrs. Victoria Rand, of Winter Harbor,
has been visiting at G. L. Smiths.
Harvey Coggins went to Bar Harbor
Sunday where he will be employed for the
summer.
Arrivals during the past week were Miss
Marcia Young, Bridgewater, Mass; Miss
Georgia Coggins, Bangor; Miss Helene
Wooster, Somerville, Mass; Miss Bertha
Wooster, Waltham, Mass; l. FL. Coggins,
Maiden, Mass; Mrs. Patten and Miss
Patten, Bangor.
School closed Friday taught by Mrs.
Susie Bishop. In the evening an enter
tainment was given in Union hall which
reflected great credit upon teacher and
pupils. Cake and ice-cream were on sale.
The proceeds will be used for the purchase
of clock for the school room.
Through the courtesy OF Mrs. James
Maxwell, of Saugerties, n. Y, your cor
respondent recently had the pleasure of
examining her cottage at Hancock Point,
which is nearing completion. The interior
finish gives evidence of the skilful design
and workmanship. The most notable
features are the psrlor and staircases,
finished by R. @. Smith, one OF Hancock's
most skilled mechanics. Although Mr..
Smith is past sixty-five years of age, the
work shows that he still retains the
ingenuity and dexterity of former years.
July /. w.
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Reach.
d. w. Torrey has every room in his new
house engaged by summer boarders.
Robert r. Hatch, OF East Boston, is WIS.,
iting his grandparents, Capt. w. P. Lowe
and wife.
Mrs. Emma Hardy came from Milton,
Mass, last week and opened her cottage,
the Old Manse.
Mrs. George Foster and son Willie, OF
Somerville, Mass, arrived last Tuesday.
They are stopping at the Foster cottage. !
Capt. Isaac G. Gray left for Boston last
Friday to take command Of steam yacht
"Crelia". A. r. Holden left the "Crelia"
to take command OF a new yacht owned
by Mr.. Gay. Capt. Holden recently lost
one finger at the first joint, by sore.
June "a, M. L.
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East BluehnI.
Cyrus A. Cook is critically ill.
Mrs. g. g. Long Is still seriously i'll.
Miss Hazel Holmes, of Ellsworth, is the
guest OF Mrs. c. H. Wsrdwell.
Nathan f. Twin.ng who has been work
ing at Mount Waldo, is at home on a
visit.
Henry F. York, who is at work at
Waldoboro, came home Saturday for a
short visit.
Miss Violet Twining, OF Burlington,
Mass, arrived last Saturday. She is the
guest OF Mrs. l.. B. Grindle.
Mrs. Nellie ]. Ridlon and daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in South
Penobscot, returned last Monday.
Ethelyn M. Long arrived last Saturday
from Everett, Mass, where she has been
teaching. She will remain at home dur
ing her vacation.
John s. Gray, our old mail carrier,
made his last trip Saturday. Alfred E.
Weber, the new contractor, takes the
mail this morning.
The correspondent noticed In the Port
land Transcript of June 10, that .'Capt.
Alonzo Carter, who recently died in
Detroit, Mich, was formerly native of
Belfast". The inference is that he was q
native Of Detroit when he died. Query:
Can person be native Of two places?
Euphronius Cousins, formerly OF East
id I'm, A L.
10, aged sixty seven years. He had a
stroke OF paralysis about fifteen mont his
ago, from which he never fully recovered.
1t was the indirect cause of his death.
Mr.. Cousins was educated in the common
schools and BluehiIl academy. He began
his apprenticeship as ship carpenter on
the hermaphrodite brig "Kineon which
was built in East Bluehill in 1854. He
followed his trade in Maine for several
years. In 1857 he was married to Sophia
Blaisdell, OF Dedham. He went to CAL
ifornia in 1865. In 1867 he built the first
vessel at Eureka, CAL, a hermapbrodite
brig OF 400 tons. She was commanded
when new, by Jacob Cousins, of Surry.
He built the first saw mill in Eureka, on a
small island neer his ship yard, of which
he owned one-fourth. After running the
mill for few years, he sold it and
bought 10000 acres OF timberlaDd twenty
miles from the coast, on which he erected
a large saw mill. The village OF Fortuna
grew up around the mill and railroad
was built to carry the lumber to Eureka.
While operating his extensive humber
business, he continued to build vessels.
He sold his property in California, went
to Aberdeen about one year ago, and
opened ship yard there. He had al
ready launched four large vessels, and
when be died had two on the stocks. His
first wife died several years ago, and he
married second wife, who survives him.
He also leaves two married sons by his
first wife.
Juiy l. a.
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Marlboro.
Nahum Hodgkins is quite ill.
Harvey Hodgkins expects to launch his
water boat July A.
George Jellison has gone to Clifton to
see his parents, John Jellison and wife.
Laura Donivan, of Winter Harbor, is
visiting her grandfather, David Moseley.
Mrs. E. N. Hodgkins and children, OF
Trenton, are visiting her mother, Mrs. F.
+. Closson.
Adelbert Hodgkins had lawn party the
evening of June 2s, to celebrate his birth
day anniversary.
Homer Wilbur went to Lakewood Sat-
urday on his wheel to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. A. I'll. Wilbur.
John Douglass and family, who went to
Portland last Novem Der, have returned to
their home here for the summer
Bernard w. Stanley, wife and daught
Maud, of Waltham, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. stanley's parents. Nahum Hodgkins
and wife.
July 1. ARE
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OTIS.
Mrs. Eliza Stanley Jordan, widow of
Reuben Jordan, died Tuesday, June 20,
after a short Illness, at the age OF eighty
five years. Mrs. Jordan was born in
Northeast Harbor end was the Oldest OF
family OF twelve children. She was
married about sixty years ago, and had
been a resident of this town fifty-five
years. Her husband died forty-three
years ago, leaving family OF eight chill
dren to whom she has always been kind
and faithful mother. She leaves six chill
dren-Freeman, of Ellsworth; Edward, OF
Clifton; Mrs. Eta Palmer, OF Brewer;
Mrs. Jessie Fogg, of Hull's Cove; Nathan
and Miss Nancy, who teneerly cared for
her in her declining years. Three sisters
and three brothers survive her-Mrs. Sarah
Liscomb and hrs. Malinda Brewer, OF
Hull's Cove, and Mrs. Margaret Paine, OF
Eden, William, Edward and Fred Stan
ley, all of Otter Creek. Mrs. Jordan was
kind and sympathetic by nature and was
loved and respected by all who knew her.
Her mind was clear until the last. and as
she realized that the end was drawing
near she spoke of it calmly and with res
ignation and peacefully passed away.
Funeral services were held at the school.
house Friday at 10 o'clock, Rev. J. p.
Simonton, o: Ellsworth, officiating. There
was singing by Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Fogg
and Miss Teresa Young. Interment was
in the family lot in the cemetery in dis
trict No. 3.
I,xl,
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East Sursy.
DIV. Winchester has begun to cut hay.
He has several farms here to cut, after
which he will go to Holden for a big job.
To-day Mrs. Hannah Young celebrates
the ninety fifth anniversary of her birth.
She is well and as spry as most women
at eighty. She is out OF doors every pleas
ant day.
There have been two donations of books
to the East Surry library recently-thirty
volumes from s. w. Thaxter, Portland,
and sixty volumes from Rev. and Mrs. A..
l.. Hudson, OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Marcus Morgan had all of his family at
home Saturday and Sunday. Miss fnez is
at home from Walthsm, Mass; Mrs.
Nellie Hardy, with her husband and three
children, from Bluehili; Miss Emily,
from Lagrange, and Misses Mabel and
Grace and Master Arthur.
JuIy T. G.
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West Hancock.
Mrs. Sarah Springer is visiting her son
in Jonesport.
Hollis Linscott, who has been in Boston
during the past year, is at home.
Misses Jennie and Myrtle Stratton
have been guests at Malcolm Googins'
during the past week.
School in this district closed Thursday
aftera successful term. Mrs. Salisbury,
the teacher, was liked very much by par
ents and pupils. The following program
was carried out Thursday afternoon
Opening address, Boyd Tracy; singing.
school; recitations, Alice Marshall, Edna
Graves, Perley Herrick, Emogene Dow,
John Lancaster, Edith Marshall, Willie
Sawyer, Mildred Young, Lester Linscott
march and song, second and third grades;
recitations, Louisa Dow, Selma Marshall,
James Bridges, Della Linscott, Laura
Tracy, Louis Young, Phebe Bridges, Lyn-
dali Herrick, Charlotte Dow; singing,
school; recitations, Bernice Marshall,
Coleman Bridges, Vera Johnson, George
Sawyer, Edith Joy, Samuel Dow, Myra
Young, Sylvia Marshall; singing, school;
closing address, Earl Young.
June 80. SUMAc.
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Cranberry isles.
No herring have been taken in any OF
the weirs in this vicinity lately.
Miss Lutte Guptill and sister, OF Goulds-
ooro, are visiting at Henry e. Bunker's
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Squirting are
receiving congratulations ON the birth Of
a son born to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Squirting are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of a
son-Earie Winfield.
Mrs. Hatfield, of Calais, is in town Wis
iting her daughters, Edna and Villa, who
are teaching school here.
Mrs. Elmenia Y. Preble and daughter
Lizzie, of Chicago, arrived last Saturday
to spend the season with friends here.
Mrs. Charles e. Squirting attended the
graduation exercises of Hebron academy,
where her son Charles was a student.
The ladies' aid society will hold fair
and sale sometime in August, and not on
the Fourth of July as has cen erro-
neously reported.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins, who is now boarding
for short time at Mrs. Julia NJ. Spur
ling's, delivered an eloquent sermon in
the Union meeting house Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Squirting and daugh.
ter Frances, OF Boothbay, arrived last Sat-
urdsy at William P. Preble's, and will
remain with him during the season.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Row and daughter
Hetty, of Boston, arrived last Saturday
with furnishings for their new home re-
Gently purchased from William d. Stan
ley. They will soon be Joined by other
members of the family. They will enter
tain many OF their friends during the
season.
Edward Brewer and family, of Brock
ton, Mass, are to arrive here in few days
to remain the season. Mr.. Brewer will be
the master workman in building a cot
tage for Eiwood Squirting, the foundation
of which has been completed by James
Sprague. Mr.. Sprague is now at work in
raising the house of Capt. Willis E. Bun
ker, also digging a cellar under the entire
house.
June 2S. r.
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How many women feel equal to
dive below the watery deepi How
many of them have the nerve for it
Very few.
Almost every woman suffers from
a weakened condition of the mu-
cous membrane that lines her body
and this saps her vitality and energy.
She is filed with nervous terrors
and does not find life worth living.
She is told she has dyspepsia OF
s'female weakness when in reality
nothing ais her but catarrh or in
fianmation of the delicate lining OF
her organs.
She needs Pe-ru-na and nothing
else. 1t is the only medicine nee
essary to restore her strength.
What's the use of dragging through
life half alive when Pe-ru-na will
bring back all its pleasure! This
medicine is a tonic for the whole
body, and there is no doubt at all
but that you need it, for it is the
one real cure for all troubles.
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Gordon IS failing in heaIth da;Iv.

Hull's Cove
Mr.. Gordon is falling in health daily.
The friends of Bertha Salisbury will be
pleased to hear that she is slowly gaining.
She has been taken to Paris Hills.
Walter Maddocks and wife, of East
Holden, are visiting Mrs. Maddocks'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Sweet.
Rev. Mr.. Bowers, who was here during
Lent, has returned from England and
holds morning services every Sunday
morning.
Charles Wilcomb and Marion Stanley
and the Misses Della Wilcomb, Geneva
Leland and Lucy Salisbury attended the
graduation exercises in Ellsworth last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Dean and Mr..
Mason are at their summer home, Willow
Brook cottage. MIR. Mason will take
charge of the Sunday schools in the
Church of Our Father..an Mr.. Dean will
act as teacher to the bible class.
July 1. w.
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Deer Isle
George N. Pressey left town Monday.
Freeman Howard arrived home Friday.
Mrs. c. H. M. Presley arrived home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Herbert Gross left
Tuesday for Boston.
Harry Purvere, of Sedgwick, is en-
ployed in l. 8. Scott's stable.
j. f. Moody, who taught the high
school, left town Monday for his home
in Auburn.
Mrs. Frank Prescott, who has been Wis
iting Judge and Mrs. Spofford, returned
to her home in Bath Monday.
F. A. Gross, DIR. Hart. Judge Spofford
and George Beck were in Camden Mon
day to attend the Tooth anniversary of
Amity lodge, No. 6, F. and A. NJ.
July 1, s.
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South surry.
A picnic is to be held at the end of the
neck on the Fourth,
W. D. Treworgy is the first to commence
haying in this place.
Schooner sHazel Dell'' arrived Sunday
afternoon with coal for Ellsworth.
Mr.. Blaisdell and wife, of Boston, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Treworgy
last week
w. P Stewart and wife arrived last Fri
day from New York to spend the summer
at their cottage here.
Martin H. Long came from Waterville
last week to spend few days with his
aunt, Mrs. F. E. Hopkins.
Mrs. Lima Cunningham went to Hall
Quarry last week for short visit with
her aunt, Mrs. j. c. Young.
\ Edward, Mann and Miss Sadie May
Grindle were united in marriage last We'd
nesday. Congratulations are extended by
their many friends.
July /.
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West BrooksvfIie-
Brooks Grindle, jr., arrived home from
his trip to New York, last Thursday.
Herbert Lord, wife and daughter Bel
COMA, of Kent's Hill, are-at Isaiah Lords
for a few weeks.
Misses Clara and Emily Tapley, teach
ers, are at home from Massachusetts, for
their summer vacation.
Mrs. Angler w. Tapley and daughter
Hazel arrived Saturday from Bangor, and
are staying with Mrs. Maria Tapley,
Mrs. Clara Strout and daughter Louis,
of Portland, arrived here Saturday. They
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Georges Pond (Franklin).
E. W. Abbott is at work with his team
in Sullivan.
A. e. Jeilison is employed in Cleaves'
stable in Sullivan for the summer.
Morris Laley is stopping at home for a
short time farming. He will return to
his stone-cutting soon.
Lillian Hooper returned from Cherry
field, after the graduation Of the class OF
1901, CherryfieId academy.
Arthur Varnum and family will move
into the house Of w. e. Abbott, recently
vacated by Pearl Wilbur and family.
Howard Cousins had the misfortune to
saw the fingers of his left hand while at
work in Macomber's mill one day last
week.
Mrs. w. E. Giles returned to her home
Thursday, after stopping few days with
her mother, Mrs. Hunter, of CherryfieId,
who is Ill.
Pearl Wilbur has moved his family to
their home in Esstbrook. They have
been stopping with Mrs. Wilbur's father
since the death of her mother in Febru-
airy.
William Abbott died at the home of his
son, w. E. Abbott, June 20. Funeral
Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatric, OF East
brook, officiating. Mr.. Abbott was So
years of age. He was, Familiarity known
as ''Uncle Billie" by all his friends. He
leaves wife and three sons, John and Ed
ward, OF Franklin, and Lewis Abbott, oil
Waltham, where Mrs. Abbott will make
her home.
June 26. c. B.
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Sontn Deer isle.
Schools closed Friday.
ARE.

south Deer isle.
Schools closed Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Hatch left for Boston Sat-
urday, to join her husband.
The scribe had the pleasure of attending
the graduation exercises of the Stoning-
ton high school Thursday evening. The
parts were all well rendered. The or
chestra music was fine. Miss Christie
Robbins, vi no was one of the graduates,
left Saturday for Ailstou, Mass, TO spend
few weeks with friends.
Joseph Judkins met with quite a seri-
GUS accident Friday. AS he was going
down one of the steep bills near here the
holdbaek of his harness broke and his
horse kicked and ran. Mr.. Judkins was
thrown out, striking on his head and re-
ceiying severe injuries. 1t is thought
that the horse kicked him on the mouth,
as two teeth were knocked out and an
other loosened, his lip was cut and
his whole face was badly scratched and
bruised. One shoulder was hurt. He re-
mem bered that something struck him
going down the hill, but had no recoIIec-
ton OF anything more till he found
himself at the house of Mrs: May Rob-
bins, where his wounds were washed and
ne went on his way home. He was able
to walk, but seemed to be dazed for
awhile. He has been in poor health this
spring and such an accident ia doubIy
serious for him.
June 28. Eco.
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June Is.
Eco.

To accommodate those who are partial to
the use OF atomizers in applying liquids into
the nasal passages for catarrhal troubles. the
proprietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
frice Including the spraying tube is IS cents.
Druggists or by mail. The liquid embodies the
medicinal properties of the solid preparation.
Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the mem
brane and does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to natural and healthy character.
Ely Brothers, 5s Warren ST., N. Y.
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SedgwIck.
There was dance at Riverside hall
Saturday evening.
Fl. A. Small will soon erect house on
the site OF his inn lately burned.
Asa Howes and party of friends from
Belfast are guests at the Travellers Home.
They are visiting friends in town and see
ing the sights Of Sedgwick.
o. p. Carter and wife returned from
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East Lamofne. =
Miss Addie Hodgkins is at home from
Waterville, where she has been for the
past year attending Colby college.
The following pupils did not miss day
during the spring term of school; Mary
Bennett, Linden Haslem, Morris Hodg-
kins, Harold Nash, Ruth Curtis, Irving
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Lately starved in London because he
could not digest his food. Early use Of
Dr Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stomach,
Sid digestion, promote assimilation, inn
prove appetite. Price Csc. Money back If
nof satisfied. Sold by WIeaIN q MOORE,
druggists.
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Young, Charlie Young, Walter Willis,
Rosie Willis.
The three-masted schooner al. A.
Plummer", of New Bedford, arrived yes
terday with material for the coaling
station.
July /. H.
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North Brooksyille.
Bernice Perkins is quite ill with the
measles.
The new chapel here is being built by
Pearl S. Gott, of Bluehill.
Eugene Snow has been employed as
travelling salesman for Mayo, White &
Carter, of Belfast.
Mrs. Melvin Green and daughter leave
Wednesday for East Dixmont, to visit
Mr.. Green's sister. II
|. j. Cousins has purchased OF Brook
Grindle the horse "Gov. Robbie" to put ON
the stage route from Brooksville to Pc
nobscot.
Ira Cousins, contractor on mail route
from Brooksviile to Sargentville, has en-
pIoyed William Hart as carrier for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Halves and Miss
Vera arrived from New York Saturday
Mrs. and Miss Halves will remain the
summer. Mr.Hawes returned to-day.
July /. c.
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Mount Desert Ferry.

Mount Desert Ferry.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge was in town q
few days last week.
Mrs. Ella Clark, who has been visiting
at w. w. JelIison's, returned home last
week.
July |. YANKAPOo.
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Castine Saturday. Mr.. Carter has been
in the employ OF F. p. Wood, of Bangor,
ON his new hotel, the "Dome Of the
Rock". Mrs. Carter has been visiting at
Capt. c. A. Colts at the Dice Head light
station.
June 80. Z.
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Daniel Gray, son of Otis Gray, is home
from Bar Harder quite Ill.
Robert e. Redman, OF Lynn, Mass, will
spend his vacation at Harborside, with
his sister, Mrs. Colin e. Redman.
The Collins family from Maiden, Mass,
are to come July 3, to take their rooms at
the Van Buren,, as usual, at Blacks.
DIR. Andrews, wife and daughter, from
Beachmont, with other friends, are ex-
pected to spend vacation at Charles III.
Blake's.
Mrs. Arthur Waterman and her son
William, of Maiden, Mass, arrived at
Undercliff Thursday. Arthur Waterman
is expected July 8.
June 20. B.
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will occupy the Bert Mills house this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Brooks Grindle and daughter Lucy
left for Providence, r. L., last week to ioir
her husband, who sails a coal barge out Of
that port.
John S. Tapley, with five other Colby
students, went to Bar Harbor Saturday
having secured positions there in Hote
Louisburg.
Misses Agnes and Ethel Stevens, Miss
Smithiek and Miss Tilton, of Brockton
Mass, arrived here on Saturday, and viii
pass the summer at Capt. George w
BIodgett's.
July 1. ToMsoN.
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Cape Roster
John Black is home from Augusta.

Cape Roster
John Black is home from Augusta.
All are made happy by the twice daily
whistle of the steamer "Castine'' which
has been placed on the route between
Belfast and Brooklin.
At the new union chapel the granite
underpinning Is in place and the ground
frame is rising. The building is to be Box
40 feet. 1t is as near the centre of Cape
Roster as could be desired. being very near
the present postoffice. 1t is on the brow
OF a hill overlooking a great part OF the
cape and much of both bays. For beauty
the view cannot be surpassed.
June "a b.
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GouidsDoro-
Work in Shaw's steam stave mill was
finished Saturday.
Mrs. John D. Tracy is at home now with
her mother, Mrs Lucy Tracy.
Miss Ella B. Tracy who has been teach
ing in Vinalhaven, has returned home. Y
Andrew Spurliug's house was struck by
lightning Saturday morning but very
little damage was done.
Mrs. Mile Guptill with her sister, Mrs.
George Fernald, of Bangor, visited their
parents in Amherst last week.
Capt. George Seavey died at his home at
Gouldsboro Point, Thursday, June 81. He
had been i'll for some time with pneu-
monia. His wife died three weeks ago.
Three sons and two daughters survive him.
A party o. ten visited Mrs. E. R. Con-
ners, of Sorrento, Saturday. The party
was composed of Frank Libby and wife,
Mrs. Lizzie McCarric, Mrs. Sara Joy, Mrs.
Margaret Rolfe, Miss Bertha Boyde, Miss
Nettie Boyde, Mrs. Ellie Campbell, Mrs.
Eva Roife and Mrs. Myrtle Young.
July 1. JEN.