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West brooksstile-
John 5. Tspley Is at home for a few
days from Colby college.
Miss Emily Tspley, who has been at
home on short vacation, left for Orange,
Mass, last Saturday.
Gilman Blake, while working at his
forge, quite seriously cut bis right eye
with piece OF hot iron.
The municipal officers will meet at the
town house Wednesday to draft one
person to serve a. traverse juror.
Miss Lizzie Halves has gone to Boston
on business. She was accompanied by
Miss Katherine Coombs, who has gone to
visit friends.
Wallace Stevens, the eleven year old
son OF Capt. George A Stevens, has split for
the stove aud piled la snipshspe man
ner four cords of wood In the past month
The men and ladies OF the parish, met
Friday morning at the Congregational
church, where the men fitted for the far
prepared a substantial dinner, which WAS
served al noon.
Capt. Eoen Davis has received a letter
from his brother Joshua, 1t being tue
FIRST news OF him in twenty-five years.
Joshua Davis, native OF West Brooks
vile, went from here about forty years
ago. lie now resides in Salmon Falls, n.
Il.
Much "a. ToMsoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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=, siaehsri-
MHsrea Ray Is III, the result of vseeins-
tioa.
Alfred e. Weber hss been quite iiI,
bat Is out sgsin.
Mss Margaret Ashworth who has been
gate 81, Is c0nvalescent.
Csp.. Byron 4. Young has been very
pDorly for several weeks. He Is confined
- the house.
Mrs. z. C. Long and Mrs. q. @. Long
are still quite III, bat are considered out
of immediate danger.
Twenty-eighs men and boys visited
Fred Graves last Saturday afternoon.
They sawed and split for him nine cords
OF wood.
Robert Ashworth, who has been at
home for few days on secount OF the
illness Of his daughter, returned to Mount
Waldo last Monday.
Business Is rather dull here now. as all
the quarry men have been discharged,
and all the granite cutters, except two
crews. About thirty-tiye men, including
shsrpsners and the railroad men, are EN-
plossd.
No mails from beyond Bangor since
last Thursday, which has caused con-
siderable annoyance and Inconvenience.
0ae man was heard last Saturday cursing
"Uaele sam" for nos better attending TO
bis business.
Marrk "A n
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South Deer isle.
Miss Flossie Farren is boarding at M. p.
Gray's.
Mrs. Arthur Hatch has been on the sick
list this week, but Is recovering.
Presiding Elder Day is announced to be
here April u to hold quarterly meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stinson are to
make their residence In Jonathan Stin-
sons tenement this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Racklir spent Sun
day with jeremiah Greenisw and wife.
MIR. Rackliff is employed at Stonington.
Schools commence here March 81. The
one In this district Is to be taught by Miss
Mildred Knowlton, to the great pleasure
Of her pupils.
Mrs. L. May Robbins is visiting in Bos-
ton and, with Mrs. A. X. Warren, she had
the pleasure Of seeing Prince Henry on
his late visit Mrs. Robbins expects to
return early in April.
There is not the least doubt about the
cline storm" this time. Pools OF water
and mud hoies abound everywhere, and
travelling is horror. In some places,
however, che roads are getting quite hard,
rs the rain has beaten the mud down.
The mails are day behind and are likely
TO be so for some time yet.
March 81. ECO.
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Atlantic
Merton Staples IS clerking for A. C.
Smith.
Capt. Leslie Joyce has been quite i'll,
but rs out again.
Joyce Bros. are building a sloop for
Augustus Staples.
DR.. Small hss vaeciuated 200 people in
the last few weeks.
There are three cases OF typhoid fever In
Isaiah Stockbridge's family.
The poverty ball'' advertised at joyce
ball Monday was postponed on account OF
the storm.
Quite number OF the young men are
digging CLANS. Capt. Otis Albee is carry
Ing them to the Bass Hsrbor factory.
Benjamin Smith was eighty years old
March 10. Ills wife Is about a month
younger. They are hale and hearty, and
have lived togeth in wedlock sixty-four
years. Several neighbors and friends
kindly remembered him on his birthday.
March y. s.
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STRAY.

~omesyrf9e.
The teachers examination viii take place
to-day al the somesviile grammar school
house, by Superintendent Joseph R. Nor
wood, of Northeast Harbor.
The library society gave sale OF Ice
cream and cake Tuesday evening, March
II. There was also grab bag, and guess
ing on cushion. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent.
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THEI.MA.

Mount Desert Ferry.
waiter Clark, formerly OF Monroe, has
moved into the John Crabtree house.
Madge Moon, who was unable to COM
piete the term OF high school at Hancock
this winter on account OF i'll health, Is
very much improved. She is now visiting
friends at Hancock.
The mail car OF the Maine Central rail-
road came from Bangor yesterday via
the G. p. railroad, thence up the
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WI. Mcdonald, of East sebago. says BE.
aides rheamaGi-ni, which your Il. r. Atwood's
Rltsers benefited much, had severe dizzy
spells so that could hardly stand up at times.
One bottle Of the True Il. ~ Aiwood's Bitsers
cured nae. / have NOT had one Of these spells
since" A sworn statement before Lorenzo
NORTON. Justice Of Peace --Aact,
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aooutissmrnts.
HOME
AND
CHILD

Does your horse feel his
oats"1 What difference be-
tween the granted and the
CRASHED horsel The first
strong and full Of ginger, the
second fabby, weak and tired
out before he begins. The
feeding makes the difference.
Children are not alike either.
One is rosy, bright-eyed. full
of life and laughter, another is
pale, weak and dull. The feed
ing again is responsible.
Sickly children need special
feeding. They don't "feeltheir
oats. SCOTS Emulsion adds
just the right richness to their
diet. Its like grain to the
horse. The child gets new
appetite and strong digestion.
SCOTS Emulsion is more
than food. 1t is a strong
medicine. 1t rouses up dull
children, puts new flesh on thin
ones and red blood into pale
ones. 1t makes children grow.
SCOTS Emulsion makes ordi-
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sotfh Lssaotp.-
Mrs. Virginia Austin is greatly I'M
proved.
Stephen Mcfarland, OF Bluehili. is WIS.,
ting Mrs. Eanice Young.
Mrs. Harriet Sswtelie, who has been Ill
With pneumonia, has fully recovered.
Ira Hsgsn. sr., has re, nrned from seboes,
where be has been employed measuring
birch.
Mrs. Lizzie Saunders has been the guest
of Mrs. Rachel Hodg kins for the past
week.
Miss Ida Trip, of Partridge Cove, has
been the guest OF Mrs. II. A. Hsgsn the
past week.
March "a. ERNEST.
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BluehiII Falls
f. F. Moulton is on the sick list.
Mrs. Adeline Friend, the oldest woman
in this vicinity, is in very poor health.
Mrs. s. s. Wallace, who has been on
visit to Milbridge, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderie Candage are
spending few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Rufus Chstto.
March "a. SUB.
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North sedgwtcS.
Miss Minnie Thurston spent Sunday a.
Ssrgentviile-
Mrs. 8. M. Marks and her son William
are quite III.
Miss Jennie and Edith Carter have rup.
to South Bluehili 10 work this summer.
Miss Insz Page came from Css,ine Fri.
day evening to spend Saturday and Sun.
day at home.
II. o. Staples was in town last week ON
a business trip and visit with his sister.
Mrs. Dora Hanscome.
Mrs. Fred Cole, OF sargentville, is spend.
ing few days With her father, Mr..
Thurston, and visiting her aunt, Mn.
Ella Powers.
March Is. RAE.
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Every woman is proud of the ability to offer
guest really delicious cup of tea. But few
women can offer their guests new sensation in
the shape of really marvellous tea. We offer
them hint. The largest importing distributors
Of fancy teas in the world Is the Boston firm of
Chase 4 sanborn. Ask your grocer for one of
Chase 4 sanborn's "original PACKAGE teas, If
you want a new sensation.
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sedguIcE.
Schooner "Henry Wilmington" loaded
ice at the Maine Lake Ice Co.'s plant and
sailed for Baltimore Saturday.
Charles e. Friend has sailed mate Of the
schooner "Henry Wilmington" and his
wife has come TO board with her mother,
Mrs. o. p. Carter, in this village.
A. J. Carter and son Roland Carter leave
for Seal Cove tomorrow to finish house
and stable which they commenced last
fall for Fred Bridges. When they return
they will finish the house THAI Roland Is
buiIding for himself and has nearly COM
pleted.
Harry Dority 10 rushing the hotel at
SargentyiiIe ss fast a. the weather will
permit. He has quite q force on at the
present time. The hotel Is being built for
]. r. Gray, who hiss leased It to a Julian
Moore, formerly OF Ellsworth and later Of
Massachusetts,.
Eggemoggin lodge, II. and A. NJ, will
confer the third degree tonight on Will
liam II. Robbins, second mate of the
Frank jones'. Egxemoggin lodge. un-
der the lead OF W. NJ. Henry A. Small,
and an able corps of assistants, Is doing a
fine lot of work aud adding come good
timber to the lodge.
March "a G..
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DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems espec-
tally adapted to The needs of the children.
Pleasant to take: soothing In Its Influence. 1t
is the remedy Of all remedies for every form Of
throat and lung disease.--Advt.
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sarr,.
whooping cough has broken out among
the children.
Mrs. J. d. McGraw and daughter Fios-
ste came home from Danforth Thursday.
Willis @. Rich has been drawn to serve
as traverse Juror at the next term OF So
preme court.
Presiding Elder Day will hold quarterly
conference al the Methodist chapel Sstur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. p. ). Collins delivered her lecture
''Some Baptist Hymns and their History"
at the Baptist church Sunday night. The
lecture was well arranged, interesting
and very instructive. The exercises OF
the evening began with praise service, at
the close of which Hollis ii. Smith rem
dered as solo a selection by r. p. Bliss
entitled "My Prayer.
Rev. p. 8. Collins, pastor OF the sarry
Baptist church, rendered his resignation
Sunday afternoon, TO take effect about the
first of May. Mr. Collins came to Sarry
about year aud bal, ago, and has la
bored faithfully for hts church and peo-
pie, not only at the village but also at East
Surry, South surry, Consryviiie and West
Ellsworth. Mr.. Collins and his wife, W no
is soIoist OF acknowledged ability, have
mingled freely with the people, minister
ing especially to the sick and those In
trouble. IL is hoped that he may be In
dueed to withdraw his resignation.
March "a. q.
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BroakBn-
Charles Allen went to Boston last week
on a short business trip.
Miss Edith Walker, of Hebron. is the
guest Of Miss Maud Wells.
Nsskesg lodge, r. a A. NJ, viii work
the third degree next Wednesday.
An Easter concert viii be given at the
Baptist church NEXT Sunday evening.
The woman's missionary society viii
meet with Mrs. II. NJ. Pease on Tuesday.
Clarence Stanley went to Bar Hsrbor
Saturday, where he win learn the plum
ber's trade.
Miss Nellie Fiye, who has been visiting
friends in town, returned to her home at
stonington Friday.
High school closed Friday after very
successful term Of eight weeks, taught by
Robert Cssheron, of Needhsm, Msss-
Mrs. Lorinds Dodge died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Hale, after
long Illness, aged seventy-seveu years.
The library circle will have a quitting
at Mrs. Henry Aliens Friday afternoon
and evening. A supper will be served.
March "a. UsE FEMME.
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Northeast Haroor-
Mark Hodgdon died Sunday, March 16,
aged lightweight years. He leaves widow
aud four ehiidren-Mrs. Thomas Clark, of
Augusta; Mrs. A. q. Manchester, Mrs.
Edwin Reed and Edwin Hodgdon, OF
Northeast Harbor. Interment was at
Center.
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~esf satuxan-
Miss Hattie Hooper Is home from Boston
Hooper 4 Hsvey have new steam pump
Tor the quarry.
The high school drama Monday nigh,
was financial success.
Misses Florence Blsisdeli aud Lena
BlsisdsII. OF East franklin. are In town.
The schooner &c. w. Coliins", Cant.
Moon, Is undergoing repairs at slim.
sons wharf.
The tug phillips Estoa" will have
new boiies and extensive repairs. She
will be In service In about two weeks.
March "a. g..
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south HsneoeE-
Mrs. X. C. HsRertbv is slowly recover
ing from her recent iiiress.
Mrs. Z. w. Wooster left last Tuesday
evening for en- extended visit with rela-
tives 10 the West.
William Bishop, and wife came
home Saturday evening, the former from
Mt. Waldo and the latter from Somesville
where she has been teaching.
March "a w
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Great PoBa.
Miss Ids Clark has returned to Frank
lin.
DR.. j. II. Pstten, OF Amherst, was In
town recently.
Earl Bracy has returned from few
days visit TO Franklin.
Mrs. George Garland has gone to Bos-
ton, where she will remain during the
spring.
Wsshbnrn Lord, wife and daughter, of
Howisnd, and Miss Ethel Pogg, OF Lowell,
arrived saturday. They were obliged to
cross the Penobscot at Eddington Bend
iu small boat.
The water in Crest pond on Friday was
said TO be higher than during the treshet
last year. IL wss feared he ''head works.
might be carried over tbs dam, and
anchor warp was used to secure IL.
The teams are all cut OF she woods. s.
J. Mitcheii's crew moved out from his
camp at Partridge brook Thursday, not
resching .be village Until ii O'Clock at
night. They Ieft for Ellsworth Saturday
March . FLossIE
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South nrooksvifis.
The paving outlook Is prosperous this
spring.
e. c. Mason's new sioop Is nearly ready
for launching.
Schooner Lizzie j. Clark sailed to
Portland for freight Friday.
F. L. Haskell, who Is working at Dark
Hsrbor, is at home for short vacation.
There was supper and dance at ELS
hall Tuesday night under the auspices OF
the Forresters.
Us. Condor Is making improvements
on his mill. which he intends TO have in
running order the first of next week.
n. d. Chatto has purchased the sloop
..Esteiie" of c. NJ. Gray. OF Cape Roster.
He will change her from eenterboard to a
keel sloop.
F. NJ. Cotton shipped sixty barrels of
CLANS to Bueksport last week by schooner
"Defiance', Capt. J. e. Gray, who had a
return cargo OF salt.
March "a. c.
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Ten thousand demons Enawiug away at ones
vitAls eonldn't be much worse than the torsures
OF itching piles. Yet there's cure. Doan,
Ointment never fails.-aduf.
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p. @. Wooster writes to THE AMERICAN
from Pasadena, CAL, under date OF March
10, that he had just received pleasant
call from Dir. and Mrs. ID. j. Manchester,
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Ety's Liquid Cream Balm Il an old friend
In new form. IL Ia prepared for the particg-
lar b@neit Of sufferers from nasal cztarrh who
are used 10 alto nicer In spraying the diseased
membranes. All The hssiing aud soothing
properties of Cream Balm are retained In the
new preparation IL does not dry up the secre-
lions. Price. Including spray ing tai hes, u cents
At your druggists. or Ely Brothers. b Warren
Street, New York. will mall it.-Adpt.
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Of Northeast Hsrbor. They seen TO
think our part OF the country Il chou, All
right he,writes. They had not yet bad
opportunity 20 pick an orange from
the tree, so xratIfed their desire 10 that
direction BY leading them up to some
navel orange trees in my lot. Mrs. Man
chester also picked bouquet Of violeis.
They are going to return hone in few
days and will take the oranges they had
the pleasure OF picking home with then"
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COUNTY NEWS.
-, ssdasc~~I co~nis Fs.ss 81. o,A.r a..

NaFfasfiie-
Mark Frost, who has spinal trouble !,
very poorly.
Mrs. Monroe Frost, OF waseryIus /.
visiting her parents, Dir. and Mrs. Cha,,.'
Black.
Alice Keliihsr, sister Of DR.. C. C. NJ.
rison, hss come to the Morrison farm !.
be housekeeper there for awhile. M.
Tfeworgy, their former honsckeeper. h.
gone home.
March n.
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seswsu.
The infant son OF Ernest Stanley, who
was reported last week as i'll, died Fri
day ms rning. He had a cold at fret, and
first OF the week, when he began to grow
worse. Friday morning commissions set in
and he died at O'Clock. Funeral YVES
held Sunday.
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Frank Frost has gone to Rocky pond +,
boom his lumber.
The freshet made both the Goodxt,
bridge across Frost brook, and the Wal.
than bridge impsssabIe so thst the mai
had to be ferried across.
March "a.
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wsshingtoa county railroad 10 wash
ingsoa function, then on rs hoasa trsck
TO the termlnus-s Tong way sronuo, but
tie oaIy way at p-sseat owing TO the
broken bridge on the Penebsca;.
March "a. XANKAPoo.
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tsn-bH
Mrs. X. l. Odds Is at home.
Miss Louise Ward we'll is working at the
PendlsIon house.
Guy Hincktey has gone to Sedgwiek to
work in L. P. Curriers' store.
William Harden, who has been at
school in Portland, is at home.
Wallace Hinckley, who has had trouble
vita his eyes, is slowly improving.
There was sale of home made candy
at the Congregational vestry last week.
Mrs. Rufus Slower fell in her cellar re-
Gently and broke her arm. She is slowly
imp owing.
The ladies OF the Congregational circle
held their circle last Wednesday. Sup
per was served at 30 o'clock.
Marcn "a BRUZ.
Msriboro.
Mrs. Aobie Bowden is in Trenton visit
ing.
hrs. c ara Ford and son Maynard are in
uouiton visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. {.
Alexander.
Roland Hodgkins and Adelbert Hodg-
kins have gone to Green Lake to repair
the steamer SENATOR.
March "a. ARE.
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Long Island Plantation.
Pension OF Hezekiah Lunt, OF French
boro, has been increased to IS.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The anniversary exercises OF the Somes-
vile grammar school took place at Ma
sonic hall, Tuesday evening, March IS.
Mrs. S. c. Bishop is the teacher. The fol-
lowing programme was presented:
Singing
Address OF welcome. Della 2 Brown
The Cumberland (LoBgfeliowJ. flames b Allen
Regulation -...-.-.....-..... Doiiie Richardson
Recitation. ..'-.-.--.-...-....George somes
Recitation. .s...........-s.--. -. Waiter Alien
Singing
Dialogue. James Allen, Burton Fer
maid. Chester Richardson, Andrew q
Reed
Recitation. .............-.........Ml Mile Knox
Reading ................KAihleenM Richardson
Recitation. n Keniston
Bos He saved 81 Abe J somes
| Flag driH
Dialogue. Edgar Brown. Everett Richardson
The New Church orzsn. Este Richardson
Dialogue, Grace Carter. Myra 4 Reed,
adelia Reed. fred II Parker. Haley II
blanchard. Everett W Richardson
Readiug-The Mistleioe Boggh. illustrated
by labIeagk
hNNNA1a
The proceeds were s17. The school is
going TO purchase bell for the school
house. The entertainment vas a success,
and showed that no pains was spared by
the teacher. At the close refreshments
were served.
March "a IL.
West fremont
School closed this week after term of
nine weeks.
Miss ReHa Lunt is visiting ct stoning-
ton his week.
The weekly debating ciub is proving
quite success.
Governor Ames, OF Ship Island, Il
boarding at l. w Rumili's.
On account of bad weather, the sewing
circle meeting was posi- poned.
Capt. F. NJ. Eaton is having a lobster
smack built. He hopes to have her off by
first of May.
b. X. Lunt, who has been working at
Northeast Hsrbor, spent week with his
sister, Mrs. w. A. Clark.
The clam factory is running fuil blast.
The "Creedmore", Capt. Al. Weleb, is en-
gagged ia bringing CLANS for it,
Capt. Charles p. Lunt, First Mate VII.
lard Rich aud Steward Sullivan Thurston
left this week to join their vessel, ~. NJ.
Harlow" at Boston.
Miss Zuims Luut, who is teaching at
Waterville, Is spending me Easter vacation
with Prof III. NJ. Eastsbrook aud wife,
OF orono, and her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry j. Hardy, OF Bangor.
Babies seem to be the order OF the day.
Born March o. to hr. and Mrs. Waiter
Lunt, a ten -pound boy; on the same day,
to MFR. and Mrs. VIII Sawyer, a daughter,
Arlene Burnatte; TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
Kane, son, born March IA, Joseph Per-
ley and to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis ID. Thurs
ton, son, born March II.
March 81. THEf.MA,
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nary food do its
duty.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
4oo Pearl ST., New York.
So; ard 81. all druggists.
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seal Cove
MFs l. r spFagus Is seriously 81.
SIR. and Mrs. George Stanley, OF Hob
dan, srs in town.
A Ilttie soa OF Afr. and Mrs. Harlan
Murpay l. gate III.
A concert and sccisble for the benefit of
Rev. Clarence Emery was given al the
bell Friday evening, March Il. About
$40 gAs realized.
> hooi closed Saturday, Msrch s, with
ppropriate exercises. The pupils pre-
scented the teseher, Miss Sarah Carroll,
with handsome hand mirror.
James Walls of this place. died at Centre
March II after long and painful Illness
of consumption, borne with patience and
resignation. Nr. Walls leaves q widow
and six children, a mother, brother and
three sisters. Much sympathy is felt for
the besesved relatives. The deceased was
an industrious man snd q respected citi-
zen. Funeral services were held at the
hall Sunday, March Is, Rev. CiRrenee
Emery officiating. large number of
friends and scqusintances paid their last
tribute. in spite OF the bad weather and
travelling.
March "a. "