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EAST BLUEHUL.

Trial l.. Candage is very poorly he is
not able to work.
Mrs. Charles d. Miller, who has been
visiting in Sedgwicl, is home.
Stephen d. Conary has so far recovered
from IA serious Illness as TO lave his room.
Mrs. George II. Hussey, OF Everett,
Mass, is the guest OF Miles II. Long and
vile.
The spring term of school began to-day.
Teachers: Grammar school, Hollis Smith I;
primary, Ethel Slower.
Abel Is. Marks, who has been confined
TO his bed by illness since last autumn, is
so far recovered as to ride to he village.
e. II. Wardwell, II. 3, Marks, F.. i.
Candage and Algernon Cooper came home
from Hall Quarry Saturday afternoon and
returned yesterday.
Ms. r.u.he- W. Brilges, youngest
daughter OF q. c. Long, is dangerously i'll
with measles sdd pneumonia at SSoning-
ton. In response to telephone message,
her sister, Mrs. c. II. Wordwcll, went
there last Thurs iay to ca Tor her, and
Mrs. Luther n. Bridges went Sunday.
No granite work here at present. Nearly
all the granite cutters and sharpeners have
gone. c. II. Wsrdwell, II. Is. Marks and
f. |. Candage are at Hall Quarry, George
Z. Hardy, \. f. Twining, w. F. Chapman,
Luther W. Bridges and a. E. Long are at
Stonington, 5. Watson Cousins ard A.
Thurlow Cousins at Redstone, n. II. John
Chsrnley, John Ashworth and William
Farnsworth left this morning for Iber-
vile, Canada. They will be employed as
paving cutters.
April 10. u.
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How to ..shopn

A plan unique in newspaper work is
being carried on by the Boston Journal.
II is plan for free shopping for Journa.
readers who are unable to come into the
city in time to take advantage OF the
numerous bargain sales advertised in the
Journals columns.
The plan has proved OF particular ben
EFT to invalids, as well as to those who
are temporarily i'll or .herwise hinde red
from coming to Boston on any day.
No charge or commission of any kind is
made by the Journal The work is done
purely as a matter of assistance to Journal
readers in taking advantage of the offers
made by Journal adverIis ars.
The work of selection and purchase is
done by the Journals editor of its
woman's page, Peggy Quincy.
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SARGENTVILLE.

Parker Billings is improving.
Miss Nesta Bowden, will commence
teaching in Bluehill Al. No. l to-day.
George Foster, OF the Maine Lake Ice
To-, Is in town again, and all are glad to
meet him.
The four master Clarence Yenner is
loading with ice at rthe ice company's
wharf for Baltimore
Henry W. Sargent and Capt. Charles
haoson returned "Wednesday from Boston
where they have been ON business.
Rehearsals are held nearly every even
ing Tor the Easter concert, which rumor
says viii be the best ever held here.
j. Frank Gray, who was taken to the
hospital in Portland on Tuesday, stood the
journey fairly well. Ali hope for him
speedy recovery.
The welcome sound of the whistles of
the Catherine, Juliette and Cimbria is
heard. 1t reminds one that the long, cold
winter is passed. The freights are very
heaVy, as the merchants have been I'M
able to get any for so long.
April 10. NJ
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PROSPECT HARgoR.

Rev. Wallace Cutter, of Sherman, is
spending the week here.
j. B. Cole is homs from business trip
to Portland and Boston.
A. II. JOY was drawn on the jury and
left for Ellsworth this morning.
q. p. Cleaves and family, of Bar Harbor,
are spending the week at E. w. Cleaves'.
Miss Genevieve Cole was guest at the
Guptili farm in Gouldsboro few days last
week.
Ernest Rice and Ira Workman are home
fro hSouthwest Harbor, where they spent
few days.
Miss Isabel Clcayes spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, returning to Bar
Harbor Monday.
Miss Julia Guptill and Miss Marion
Wilson were guests Of Mrs. L. P. Cole
Saturday and Sunday.
Melville Cole left this morning for
Augusta to add one more old soldier, to
the already large family at Togus.
Miss Elizabeth Pherson, of Gouldsboro,
was weekend guest OF Mrs. Z. Z. LARA
bee, before leaving for Franklin for few
weeks.
Ernest and Wilbur Cole return this
morning to Waterville to resume their
studies at Coburn classical institute.
Clarke Rlanee is unable to return, owing
to continued i'll health.
John Coombs entertained 81 marty the
first of the week. in his usual cordial man
ner. "Uncle Johnnie" as he is commonly
called, makes a capital host and time few
quickly.
Haicyon assembly had good attend
anee Tues lay evening. The entertainment
committee arranged nice programme,
and the game OF spoons, which is new
hsre, created great amusement.
April 10. G.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.
BEECHt.AND.


Schools ara expected to commence
April Il.
The grip, which has visited. nearly every
family. has aba;ed.
Mrs. Everett Tracey and daughter sadia
were in Ellsworth Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr..
Ernest l. Brag ion April :.
Everett Tracey has a lamb which
weighed thirteen pounds.at birth.
Mrs. Hudson, OF Maehias, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. IAForest Woodwork.
Mrs. Phiiena Scammon is in very poor
health Mrs. Ruth French is caring for
her.
Aprils NJ. B.
Mrs. Bertha Foss, of Jonesport, is visit
ing relatives here.
Lewis Murch, Of Hallowell, is visiting
his brother, c. j. Murch.
The grip has re-appeared. The family
of N.R. Collar have been quite i'll the past
week.
John Tracey and wife, of Sullivan, vis-
tied his brother Everett Saturday night
and Sunday.
Irving Rollins and Roxie Bragdon were
married Saturday evening, April S, Their
friends wish them much happiness.
W. II. Butler, who has been at Everett
Tracey's for few days, has gone to New
port, K, in the ,hooner Mary Augusta.
April 10. MAE.
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GOULDSBORO.
i~'A6
April 10.

Mrs. E. F. Whitaker, who has been very
i'll, is much improved.
There will be an ice-cream sociable at
Freeman hall Thursday evening; if stormy
next pleasant evening.
Mrs. Edith Hovey goes this week to
Boston, where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Edmond j. Mitchell.
Enoch Newman and wife go to-day to
North Sullivan, where they will take
charge OF a boarding house for Dunbar
Bros.
Miss Maud Foss is at work at John
Woods, West Gouldsboro; Miss Mae
Cumming who has been employed there,
is at work at the Bay View house, Goulds-
boro.
Rev. Wallace Cutter, former pastor
here. who has finished his pastorate at
Sherman, is visiting in this vicinity. He
is to preach in the Methodist church
Tuesday evening.
ApriI 10. JEN.
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The Value of Example.

To have your caild truthful, be truth
full.
To have him temperate. lie temperate
in all things.
To have him Kind to Others, lie your.
self Kind TO oilers
Prescribe Eealthful amusemcnfs ana
SO far as you c..n take part III teen.
Prove to HIN by yoEr life that n good
name is to lie chosen before great
riches.
Teach him that riches are not to be
despised. but slould never he got by
doing harn to oilers; that when &C.
quired should be treated rs a trust. not
as hoard.
To have him honest. present to him in
yourself ii living example Of honesty.
Tie chief part of child's knowledge
comes through observation. Acts mean
more to Kim tlan spaecn-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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COUNTY NEWS.
VI ,,,,io.ai County ss,es. see osAe, pages
FRANKLIN.

Vic. sproul, of Pemaquid, is the guest
Rev c. e. Petersen and wife.
,t-s Carrie Macomber and daughter
have reformed from Penobscot.
,r.. Annie Pherson has lumber on the
-.,scted for her millinery and fancy
rOods building
Mrs. Grace Marshall is in Ellsworth
~ Nh. Emma +. Morgan and sister,
Mrs. ]. L. Macomber.
Tho ssiectmen's room at the town hall
hen enlarged by moving the partition
~ feet into town hall.
u,s Lucetta B. King left for her home
massachusetts, Friday, having spent the
';a,er with Capt. Asa S. Dyer and wife.
,,,no,,e Bunker, who came from King
Friday. returned Monday, taking
w.. Bunker and their infant daughter
with him
,,issss Alta Blaisdell and Jessie Macom-
,ar who loit for Charleston last Thursday
=, ri.it a brother and sister attending
..hool there, will return Tuesday.
roboes from,the @old Folks" concert:
MANY Of the costumes were quaint and
an.er. Mr.. Lowerie's red coat and high
hlack stock belonged to the late Moses
,hbott and date back over 100 years. A
.a,osb aud blue SCOOP bonnet, worn by
Miss DYER and Mrs. Bartlett, were thought
n he as antilnated. Mrs. Abbott is to be
commended that she has preserved so
many antique pieces. Thanks are ex-
tended her for kindly loaning them. |. +.
Butler's costume included pair Of ample
white linen trousers, the product OF the
Late Mrs. Nancy Wilbur, who woye the
cloth and made them not far from 100
wears ago. Other noticeable styles of
generation back included silk gown
worn by Mira. l.. Tyler Bunker, and a vol
pminons white muslin worn by Miss
Bernice Dunn. The concert of olden-
time mast was as pleasing as the oldo1-
time bedecked participators. 1t is
rumored that it is to be repeated.
April II. i.
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OTIS.
Died March q, 1905.

Leona Wilbur, of Eastbrook, is visiting
at Arden Young's.
Sherman Salisbury, of HulPs Cove, Wis
tied his father, Grin Salisbury, who is
very low.
Muriel Mayo, little daughter of Mrs.
Grin Salisbury, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is recovering.
Percy Grover has returned to Bar Har-
Dor, after spending the winter with his
parents, E. l.. Grover and wife.
Willis Salisbury has been at Ellsworth
Falls assisting his sister, Mrs. Herbert
Salisbury, preparatory to moving to Rhode
Island.
Willis Salisbury caught in Floods pond
last week a salmon trout weighing five
pounds, for which he received from W.
w. Tibbetts nice load of hay. Mr..
Tibbetts will have the fish mounted.
April 10. DAVIS.
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Tommy AID his l.tt!e brother had
been playing together most peacefully
for som" time when suddenly the baby
gave u howl. followed by series Of
shrieks. The mother rushed in and.
while soothing the crying child, sought
to find out what had hurt him. Tommy
resisted he c.1ss examination for Il
tie, h':t laaiy rdm.tted that he Was
guilty.
-, hat ia yol d, to Linn" Sic asked.
Il at9c!, liza VIC. Il safety pin"
''{,i.at ii tie VOID did you Go that
for"
't.l,:.,:ae sd WA couldn't Lurt yolr-
self w,A a sire,r pin. and | wanted
to see II 1t Wa ,.o.''
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GREAT POND.
JEN
April 10.

The grip is prevalent here, and but few
escape it.
The young ladies' ice-cream social
Saturday evening was well patronized.
Miss Garland preached the funeral SER
mon of Wellington Rankin, of Amherst,
on Saturday.
Clyde Laughlin and wife leave here to-
day. Mrs. Laughlin will visit her
mother, Mrs. Edwin Fogg, of North How
land. Mr.. Laughlin intends to go on
some Penobscot drive.
Sunday morning a large moose passed
between the house and barn of Mrs. John
Williams, then crossed the road to J. $.
Archers field where he paused awhile
beneath tree. He then jumped the pas
ture fence and was seen no more.
April 10. Il.
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SOUTH SURRY.

ol''e Bonsey is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Lydia Young returned to Bluehill
yesterday.
John Haslem is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Everard Young.
a crew began shingling the union
church this morning.
Harvey Candage and Henry Young went
10 high island this morning.
Mrs W. C. Bellatty is here on business
relating TO her fathers estate.
The remainder of the ice went out yes
terday after the steamer Juliette came
through and broke it up.
Mrs Martina Treworgy, who has been
heiping care for the sick at Everard
houng's, returned to Surry Saturday.
April TO- TRAMP.
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VI .

ItUN sNH
April IL.

Whereas Destn has ~ AN eultre, our ranks
and without any warning taken 10 his heavenly
home our es,,rute,i conn aue. Elias ". Andrews,
who war tn eco or bearer of the post, and for
many years the post surgeon; he was kind
husband and good citizen, there fore
Resolved, That In the death of Comr@de
Andrews James A. Garfield post has lost one of
Its highly respected members, having been a
regular attendant for nearly twenty-five years.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to The widow of the deceased tnat a
copy be placed on the record book that copy
be sent to the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for
publication, and the hall be drared In mourn
ing for thirty days.
Died April |, 1905.
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Afgal NotirGs.

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court OF the United States for
the Hancock District of Maine.
In the matter of
CHARLES W. HARPER, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,
To the creditors of Charles w Harper, of
Castine, in the county of Hancock and dis
trict aforesaid. bankrupt;
NOTICE is hereby gwen that on the list
~ day of April, a. d. 1905, the said Charles
W. Harper was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting Of his credi-
tors will be held at my Office, at 80 Main street,
in Ellsworth. Maine, on the 2lst day OF April,
a. d. 1905, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other bust
ness may properly come before said meet
ing. WILLIAM e. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth Me, April c, 1905.
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The Era of Noise.

What an age Of noise this is! Do
you know any single human being who
is capable of being silent for an hour
at stretch? l know two. and / value
then a@cort.ia- t. their rarity. Not
DRY 4 ,es everybody tlEl. but aim )at
everybody talks .oud, | went into a
shop the other day. and tie clatter Of
conversation sounded as though the
place were full Of people, Yet all tie
noise was produced by three individ-
uals. Why should they shout?-I.on,
don Truth
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DoI ,.;,a, ..as Lincoln on ore oe-
casion dGr.nE de exciting campaign of
1860 ll.;da enthusiastically unp.e&s-
ant reErrk. suing:
''Why, Abe. / remember You when
you wee a;ling but a young eek III
little wcS,ern town. peddlirg out
goods at 70; i and selling liquor over
the counter"
Yes" answered Lincoln. the only
difference between you and me was
that | WAS on one side of the counter
and you were on the other"
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COUNTY NEWS.
BuUEEIIl.L..

The steamer from Rockland viii make
three trips week beginning April 10.
The ladies of the W. r. C. will give a
ten-cent novelty supper Thursday at O
O'Clock at the Baptist chapel. The pro-
ceeds will be added to the relief fund.
The first meeting for the spring term Ct
the George Stevens debating society was
held in the academy Wednesday evening,
April 5, and the following question was
generally discussed: kesotred, That the
cotton-gin is greater invention than the
electric telegraph.
The funeral of Elias Andrews was held
in the Baptist church Monday afternoon,
April 3. MIR. Andrews had been a resi-
dent of this town for several years, and
but recently sold his place here and moved
to Sedgwick. He was a member of james
A. Garfield post, G. A. R., and was always
interested in its success. He leaves a
widow.
News was recently received of the death
of Fred Treworgy. He was native of
this town, and his mother, aged about
ninety-four years, still lives here, cared
for in her old age by her daughter Sarah,
wife of Rev. c. G.. HARDWOOD. Mr.. Har-
wood went to Massachusetts, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Treworgy, who leaves be-
sides the relatives named one brother
Arthur.
There was an entertainment in the town
hall Thursday evening, April 6, for the
benefit of the G. s. A. reading-room. The
following was the programme: Piano
solo, Alice Mayo; song, Rodney Carter;
recitation, Edith Chase; violin solo, Her
man Carter; song, Louise Boyden; piano
solo, Miss Fardy; closing with the drama,
"Box and Cox" the parts being taken by
Raymond Carter, Norman Mayo AMI c..
Mary Curtis.
/ The town schools began April 10 with
teachers as follows: Village, Roy Sinclair;
grammar, Julia Saunders; primary, East
Bluehill, Hollis Smith; grammar, Ethel
Slower; primary, Beech Hill, Mrs. SHELTON;
South street, Irene Billings; Falls, Mar
glret Hinckley; Granite, Eva Snowman;
Hinckley, Myrtle Piper; North Bluehill,
Lizzie G. HinckIey; Long Island, Herman
Carter; Whitman, Addie ingalls,; Mines,
Katie Candage; Andrew Grindle's, Beulah
Thurston; Webberville, Maud Bacon;
Eastward, Cora Hanscom; South Blue
hill, Vests Bowden; Ingalls,, Sadie Snow
West Bluehill, Mrs. Harry Grindle.
/ Mary Done Gates, aged forty-eight
years, wife of Holt n. Park, formerly su-
perintendent of the White Granite Co.,
died April at her home on Fairview ave-
nue., Chatham, after many months of in
tense suffering from cancer, which she
bore with Christian patience and forth
tude. She was born in Mantle, Conn,
and retained her membership in the
Methodist church of that place, from
which church the funeral was held April
4. A brief service was held in Chatham,
April 2, Rev. F. II. Deming officiating
The remains were taken to Mantle Mon
day The deceased had lived quiet, re-
tired life since moving to Chatham in
1900 from Bluehill, i'll health making il
impossible for her to enter into active
church or social work. A husband snd
one son survive to whom many friends ex'
tend sympathy.
I April II. NJ.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship lately sunsisting between u.s. the
undersigned. E. P. Parker. A. e. Parker aud
G, Fl. Parker, carrying on business under the
firm name of Parker Bros. at fremont, Maine,
as wholesale dealers n salt water FISH and
fseermen's outfits was en- he twenty seventh
day of March, a. 4. 1865, dissolved BY mutual
consent, so far as regards the said e. P. Par
ker. who retires from the firm, and the said
A. &. Parker and q. Il. Parker will continue
the business in the future under the firm
name Of Parker Bros. EMERy P. PARKER.
A, Z. PARKER.
G.. Fl. PARKER.
fremont, Maine, March q, a. d. 1905.
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In England the upper class CANDLES,
but does not drink; the middle class
drinks, but does not gamble, and the
lower class both drinks and CANDLES.
1t is characteristic circumstance that
the upper class makes laws TO prevent
the lower class from gambling and that
the lower class is in favor of legisla-
ton to prevent the upper class from
drinking
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sEDGwICK.

Inc clam factory is in running order,
ana CLANS are coming in slowly.
o. p Carter is engaged to work ON the
lame cottage at North Brooklin.
Ross Kane has returned from Brighton,
mass and is working for S. Fl. Dority.
The community was shocked at the sud
oen death Of Elias G. Andrews. He
moved here not quite year ago. He was
81 French Canadian parentage, and when
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MARIAVIl4LE.

Mrs. Louisa Frost is quite ill.
Rufus Crawford has moved to Els
worth for the summer.
Henry Frost has gone to Wsltham to
work for Hollis Jordan.
Wellington Rankin, Nwho has been i'll
some time with consumption, died We'd
nesday. The funeral was held Saturday.
Miss Garland, OF Great Pond, oficiated.
April 10. f.
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fourteen years old his family moved from
biuehiii while he was coasting, and he
never heard from them. He found home
IN surry, and later settled in Penobscot.
he was veteran of the Civil war and a
p'nsioner. He was man of good princi-
pics, and had hosts OF friends. He leaves
widow, who is living with daughter
by former marriage, Mrs. Henry Kenney
April 10. O.
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INK iur thlity VA o.
Died April |, 1905.

Whereas, James A. Garfield POST is sad.
dened by the death of Comrade Jonathan A.
Dow. who had been worthy member for sixteen
years. therefore,
Resolved. That in the death of Comrade Dow
James A. Garfield post has lost comrade
whose interest was for the best good Of the
order.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be sent to his bereaved daughter; that copy be
placed on the record book; that a copy be sent
to the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
and the hall be draped in mourning for thirty
days. s. p. SNOWMAN,
A. e. STEVENS,
s. b. wEsCoTT,
Committee on resolutions.
Died March p. 1905,
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California in os Hours.

The Rock Island System offers a faster tourist
service than any other line. Only IS hours
Chicago to Los Angeles. Tickets greatly re-
duced March 70 May Is. Why not get the best
for your money both In service and In time?
Tickets. s3S; double berthe. 81 from Chicago
tickets, $50; berihs. 1870 from s., Louis.
Tourist folder aud full Information from John
Sebastian. Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock
Island System, Chicago.--Advt.
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Life In California.

Not only Toes California's beauty and climate
add to the pleasure Of life there but living Is
cheap also, Fruit and vegetables in abund-
ance. Low rates via Rock Island System
March to May Is. A quicker trip in tourist
sleeper than by any Their line. Cost as low as
the t-seIvice the best. Tourist folder,
with complete Information. from John Sebas
tian. Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island
System, Chicago.-Adgt.
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The schooner Allen Green, of Deer Isle,
from Wilmington, N. c., for Portland,
loaded with lumber, was towed into Cape
Henry, Va, Thursday in distress and re-
ported that she is in need of immediate
assistance.
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Itching Hes? Never mind ifphysicians have
failed to cure you. TRY boah's Ointment. No
failure there. 81 eeni1, al any drug store
-Idif.
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Ensuranrss Statements.
BOSTON INSURANCE Co.


ASSETS DEC. 81, 1904.
Real estate, 1906 OF
Mortgage loans, 1,104, $50 90
Collateral loans. $3.50 90
Stocks and bonds. 2,042, OBS 20
Cash in Office and bank, ABS 1926 "a
Agents balances, 222.956 70
Bills receiv Bile, 72,042 IS
Interest and rents, 15,15S 90
All other assets, 1855 80
Gross assets, sS,97e $40 4S
Deduct items not admitted l7,506 6s
Admitted assets, S3,959, 1888 80
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1904.
Net unpaid losses, 8 22900l 80
UDearned premiums. 1908 40
All other liabilities, 3S,S07 80
Cash capital, 1000 coo 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 1870, 3l2 90
Total liabilities and surplus, S3,959, 1873 SO
OTIS BINMAN, Agent,
SULLIVAN ME-.