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UNREQU|TED LOVE,
Or NOSTALGIA.

OAKLAND. Oct. 15.-Pretty Irene NJ.
Zipcy who played character parts in a
theatrical company that opened to-
night at a local theater. lies at the Re-
ceiving Hospital and refuses to talk
to her attendants or to any of her
visitors. DR.. l. I. Riggin visited her
this afternoon. but he would not dag
nose her case.
1T may be a case of hysteria, due to
homesickness, or to longing for man
she loves" said DR.. Riggin after he
had been told that the girl was in
fatuated with one of the actors in the
company, but 1 do not think she is
demented."
Miss Zipcy is unusually pretty, al
though she is prematurely gray. 1t is
said she began acting queerly on her
way down from Portland, and, as the
tears rolled down her cheeks, refused
TO speak to the manager of the COM
pany. When they reached Oakland
yesterday morning she objected to the
rooms that had been provided for her
at a Twelfth-street lodging house. She
departed and the next seen of her was
when she was found wandering about
the streets at O'Clock this morning
by a policeman.
I want to go home" was all she
would say, and when he questioned her
further she vouchsafed no reply, but
began crying. The policeman removed
her TO the Receiving Hospital and late
this afternoon she was aroused suf
fciently 10 tell Warden James Page
that she was an actress.
From papers found in her pockets it
was learned that she lives at "a Pros
pect place. Brooklyn, n, Y, and that
her mother, Mrs. D. F. Manages, lives
at the same address.
The girl may be homesick or she may
be the victim of unrequited love-" said
DR.. Riggin after he had seen her. II
am satisfied that she is not suffering
from dementia."
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BuiIdinr Contracfs.

Robert J. and Julia Walsh with Thomas vod-
-TEo-Etory Frame y line of Grattan
street. 1873 " of Cole, 25 by 100 for S5760
J. Cupeo Company with Henry Jacks-Four-
story brick. line of Dupont street 77:6 of
Washington. s so by Z 1916, for S45 $50
Bertha Pau with Theodore Heliieson-To erect
two-sfory frame building, line of HAYES
street. 175 " OF Cough, % by 100. for $52o5
Elizabeth B. Ehrman with Kehrlein- -Swinerton
Construction Conpany-To erect three-story
brick building. 2 line Of Stouts alley rs n
Of Washington street. e2:6 by 81 for
Mrs. Rosa Badaracco with Dahl & Kessler-
To erect a three-story frame building three
fats on line of FiIbert street 97:6 Il of
Dupont E 20 By 20, for $34O0
Catherine Andeneard with Arthur ElvIn-To
erect 3-story frame --s S12. 500.
Emma Burke with John Bell-To erect 2-storv
frame on the line OF Lombard street 225
W Of Kearny. 20 By 1916; $z275.
Carlo Jercari with Wessman Bros.-To erect
3 3story frame on the SW corner of Mason and
Lombard streets S2x60; $I0.37s.
George J. Benker with George J. ELLINGTON
To erect three-story frame on the S line of
Francisco. street, 45 " of Dupont, 22:6 by S
1925: S4950.
James Ryan with William Mfler-To erect 2
1-story frame buildings the line OF Minna
street. 175 Of Ninth; $1,000
Ernest Illig with Pacific Coast Building and
Repair Company--To erect 2-story frame on the
Sc corner of Valencia and Eighteenth streets
$1,000.
Helen Hayes with L. Padgett & Co-To erect
2-story frame building the line of Green
street, so W OF Hyde; $32o6
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NOLAN-A solemn requiem will be cele-
Drated for the repose OF the souls OF the
Church Eddy hH street near scott today Tuss
day, October 16. at O'Clock a. m Friends
are invited
PEDRAzzINI-In this city. October 15. 1906
| Save Pedrazzini. beloved brother Of Thomas
Pedrazzini, aged 2s years 1 month and "a
oUINN-In this. city. October Il, 1906, Mar
and George Quinn and Mrs Frank oorbett
native Of County Limerick, ireland.
Friends and acquatntances are respectfully
invited to >. attend the funeral today Tues
347 Noe street, thence to Mission Dolores
Church. where solemn requiem high mass
commencing at 8 a m Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery, by electric funeral from Thir-
tieth street and San Jose avenue
RODGERS-In San Rafael Cal, October 15
1906. Thomas NJ, beloved Of Thomas and
Maria T. Rodgers and brother OF George G..
Rodgers. Mrs. s0 q. W. Jackson si = and Mrs. H. F.
Hayward, a native Of San Francisco, aged 81
years.
sHULER-In this city. october IA 1906, Henry
Shuler, beloved husband of Leodicy Shuler, and
father OF Nellie and Stella Shuier OF San
sTsnelsco ssSa ana Bert tt and William NJ s9ueF rsf
Interment MADEIRA, Cal.
STUDLEY-In this city. October IA. 1906.
A. Studley, and father of Rubie W. and the
late Rev. George H. Studley a native OF
Rhode Island, aged 5s years month and II
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
tTuesday), October 16. at 1:30 o'clock D. m,
at Grace NJ E. Church, corner OF Twenty
frst and Capp streets Interment private.
ToBEY-In this city. October IA 1906 VIII
liam Henry H. Tobey, beloved husband OF the
late Angelica Van Slyke Tobey, and loving
father of Aida, Sophia, Willis, Edwin, Cyrus,
Award and Harrison Bartlett Tobey, native
of New York, aged rs years months and %
days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow WED
nesday), at o'clock p. m, from his late
residence. zoos Earkin street where services
will be held. Cremation Odd Fellows Gene
tery.
WELSH-In this city. October 15 1905 Richard
Aloysius, dearly beloved husband of Mamie
Welsh (nee Prince, loving father Of James
Welsh, son of James and Ellen Welsh, and
brother of John and James Welsh and the
late Ellen and Maggie Welsh, native of San
Francisco, aged 33 years IL months and II
days. A member of Ignatian Council No. 35,
Y. NJ. l., and Typographical Union No. 21.
Friends and aequaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow WED
nesday), October IT, at 8 O'Clock a. m. from
his late residence, 561 Cedar avenue, between
Oetavia and Laguna, Geary and Post streets
thence to ST. Mary's Cathedral, where a re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose OF his SOUL at $3.50 O'Clock. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
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ABsTRACT CoMPANY FoRMED.

OAKLAND, Oct 15.-The Eureka IT,
tie and Abstract Company was ineor-
porated today by c. L. Hedemark, pres
ident; F. F. Porter. vice president. and
A Howard Hermann. secretary and
manager. J. c. Hedemark, T. z. Gehr-
ing and Andrew Hermann are, re-
spectively, treasurer, attorney and di-
rector.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Oscar W: Lind SO: 1Ie West Park St, and
Christian Frederickson 26. 525 Lyon ST., and
Emma l. Schwebs, o. Santa Rosa
Frank E. Vaughan. rs, 24s4 Bush ST., and
Marie Hohener, 2S 26o0 Sacramento st.
Otis Bum. %, city, and Ida NJ. Benneld.
16 2So4 Greenwich st.
B. Asaro. 20. $50 Union ST, and Annie Girls
cent?. II. city.
Gust Holmberg. 40 1144 Mariposa st.. and
Dora NJ. Behrens, SO, IA Mississippi St
Greenwell 10. l126A stanyan ST
Secondina Giacosa 90 453 Sanchez st.
Giuseppe Mantegani, S5, 1440 Twenty
ST.. and Maria Ghiazzi, 81. 6S2 San Bruno ave:
Sarah Flannery. IS, se7 Fair Oaks ST
John Holbrook, Sc. Newcastle, and Margret
NJ. Munroe 55. Ophir.
Francisco Modisco. 45. POI Caseli ave-, and
Bartola Castillo, 40, 2ol CaselH
Anton Hendel -, 1472 Railroad ave., and
AIinna Seidler, % 14T2 Railroad ave.
Joseph G. Lewis, &c, city and Pearl Visker,
10. city.
Becker, o. 2759 Twenty fourth st.
John, Stagnaro, 20, 1889 San Jose ave., and
Asunta Capriola 90 10 Biedemann st.
Samuel J. Hutchinson. 3S, Santa Rosa, and
May Reno, go Santa Rosa.
James R. Hardin. 81. stockton, and Edna z.
Ray, IS. 293 Surrey st.
Moses L. Cohen %, 2634 Howard ST., and
Louie NJ. Shields. 81. 1884 Howard ST.
Daniel L. O'Brien. 27. Washington, d. c.,
and Loretta Eldridge. Indian Head. Nd.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
California
Limited
To Chicago ms Days
Leaves daily At D:0a n.
With Diners and SIeepsrA

7:s0 An For stockton. Merced. Fresno.
Hanford. Vtsalta, BakersnolA
$500 PM. and intermediate potntA
$50 A.M.-California Limited, days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Dtrece
connection TO Grand Canyon
$3.50 AM.-Valley Limited for stockton.
Merced. Fresno, Hanford. Vlsalia.
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1855 AM--For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
400 PM.-Fof stockton. Fresno and In
termediate points.
$500 PM-Overfand Express for Dem
Yer, Kansas City Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICESEFerry Building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortisfh
versity Ave. and West St. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the and residence of persons
authorized to have the published Notices
event are published once in this column free of
charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
INCREASE FOE rEIEeRApHERs-

shalltown Iowa, oct I5.-General Manager Day
Of the Iowa Central Railway today announced
that. effective November l. the telegraph oper-
ators Of the system. with the exception of the
Algon branch, would be given increase OF
wages. The increase is between $3.50 and s.
q month.
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OAKLAND, Oct 15.-The following marriai
licenses were issued today:

licenses were issued today:
Otto T. Ryhiner. 2e, yacayille, and Emma
william I. o'connei 80, Oakland. and Nora
Doremus p Scudder. 90 Berkeley, and Dora
NJ. Letter, %, Oakland.
Charles A. Brock, "a. Oakland, and Ruby
E Gagnen. d. Melrose.
George w. Wright, %, Oakland, and Ella
Stade, is, Sur.
Charles Hawes, 81. San Francisco, and Sarah
Rendon, 81, Oakland.
Jesse P. JuhI. 80, San Francisco, and Julia
c. Masterson. 80, Oakland.
Harry F. Harrison, 20, Alameda, and Anna
Ross E. BayIis. %, Berkeley, and Alice A.
Marcoux, 10. Emeryyille.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
OAKLAND STOCK ExcHANGE.
Morning Session.

OAKLAND. Oct 1s--Following were the sales
sna closing quotations today the Oakland
stock and Bond Exchange:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTioN.-Depot Quarter.
masters office, San Francisco, California, Oc-
tober 8, 1906. The following mentioned prop
erty will be sold at public auction at the
corner OF New Montgomery and Jessie streets,
this city, at II o'clock a NJ, THURSDAY
October is, 1906, viz: All the metallic junk
belonging to the Government In the baseTn ent
Of the former site Of this depot at Sc New
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal. Terms
OF sale. cash In U. s. funds. ]. B. BELLIN-
GER, Quartermaster. U. 8. Army.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

CARLOAD OF GENTLE BROKEN HORSES
from Idaho, weighing from 400 to l4oo pounds
FRED n. CHASE co.
ATS VALENCIA ST, near 18th.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
OCEAN TRAVEL.

AMERICAN LINE.
Observation-Disclosures
Philadelphia ueenstown-Liverpooi
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT,
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE.
RED STAR LINE.
N Y, DOVER, ANTWERP, LONDON, PARIS.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW NSTOWN-LIvERP0oLA
NSTOWN-LIvERPOOL =.
rEn T9 MEDITERRANEAN Izanrs "a
FROM NEW YORK.
Cretic .- Nov. 3. noon Dec. g.; March sc
Cedric ...-.. Nov. 20; jan g.; Feb. 10 21 000
Celtic............-... Jan. 10; March Z TONS.
FROM BOSTON.
Romantic Oct. 27, $50 a. M: April q
Canopic- ........ Nov. IT. 1880 a. m; Jan. II
Republic Dec. 1. 1890 a. m; Feb. 2
C. d. TAYLOR, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
2o7 Monadnock Building.
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SUNSET.

Mrs. Electa Eaton is at North Haven
visiting her son.
Mrs. Ephraim Wardwell, of South Port
land, was called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Warren.
Mrs. Mary Warren died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Eaton, with
whom she had lived for number of years,
on Sunday night. Mrs. Warren, had she
lived until March 80, would have been
eighty-nine years of age. She was one of
those dear, gentle old ladies whom every
one loved, and her friends were many.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Ephraiin
Wardwell, of South Portland, and Mrs.
Samuel Eaton, of this place. The funeral
services were held at the home of Mrs.
Eaton on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. C..
W. Robinson officiating. Interment at
South Deer Isle.
March 6. B.
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WEST FREMONT.

Little Helen Maud Angel has German
measles.
The sewing circle gave a dinner town
meeting day. Proceeds, 1858. At an
ice-cream sociable in the evening s10.75
was realized.
Much thanks are due w. E. Dow,
Albion Murphy and Mrs. Walter Lunt
for the use of their houses for town meet
ing day dinner.
Capt. Adams Reed, wife and daughter
Rena came from Duck Island Saturday.
Capt. Reed attended town meeting. Miss
Rena has taught the winter term of school
on Duck Island with good success.
Miss Gertrude Lunt is now in Boston on
business. She will remain until April.
Mrs. w. E. Dow can boast of brood of
chicks Matched about two weeks ago.
In spite of the cold snap, they are doing
well. We have some very smart, wide
awake hens here. Mrs. George Walls has
three pulIets, and last week she got nine
eggs in two days. A very good breed thatl
March 6. THELMA.
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NORTH SEDGwICK.

Little Florence Allen is quite i'll.
Nellie Kane returned home to BROOKLYN
Friday after two-weeks' visit with Miss
Hattie Carter.
Rev. S. M. Thompson and wife spent two
days last week at West BROOKLYN, attend
ing the revival meetings.
Roland Durgan met with painful aeci-
dent one day last week, iamming his nm
ger in the mill. He will lose most OF the
little finger on his left hand.
Mrs. Nellie Pierce and daughter Ethei
returned home Thursday. They have
spent two weeks in Belfast, visiting Mfs'
Pierce's brother, Fred T. Carter.
Miss Abbie Elwell, who is spending the
winter in Portland with her sister, took q
trip to New York city Saturday. She VIII
visit her brother, Harry Elwell' ana
others, and will stop few days in Boston
and Haverhill.
George Torrey came near losing MS
house by fire Wednesday evening. FIRE
caught near the stove-pipe in the sitting
room. One of the family discovered the
blaze just in time.
March 6. RAE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
F additional County Ne,ns. see other pages
cAsr1tSe.


w. B. Bartram and w. H. Bevan spent
Monday in Bangor.
Miss Myra Duffy, of Belfast, is at Mrs.
L. M. Perkins for few days.
Prof. Philbrook arrived in town Mon
dayNon his quest for brown-tailed moths.
He reports finding the pests in limited
numbers here. 1t behooves the citizens
and to keep careful watch on their trees
and destroy the pests as soon as found.
"A. Perkins, D. D. FL. c. R., instituted
a companion court 1. o. F., at the For
esters hall Monday evening. The charter
list numbered forty-seven. After very
interesting instituting ceremony, the
following officers were elected and in
rtalled: Mrs. F. A. Perkins, district deputy;
Mrs. George Wardwen, chief ranger;
Mrs. Grace Gray, financial secretary; Mrs.
Margaret Gray, recording secretary; Mrs.
John Thombs, treasurer; Miss Carrie
Crosgrove, V. c. ranger; Mrs. Ella
Bevan, P. G. ranger; Mrs. Nina McIntire,
orator; Miss Mabel Bevan and Miss Hat
tie Sawyer, senior and Junior woodwards
Mrs. Maud Jordan and Mrs. Maud
Thombs, senior and junior beadles, Miss
Georgia Weeks, organist; DIR. Horner,
court physician.
March 6. G.
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advertisements.
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Dyspepsia and indigestion bring social
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Bad breath is the inevitable result Of
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uncollected 1904 tax has been reduced
from s5,so2.2O to s27s.01 and the 1908 tax
from s561.ss to s1sa.15. This is an excel
lent showing.
Earle, the ten-yesr-old son of Harold
Perry, has been taken to the hospital at
Bangor for an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. B. F. Swan, a former resident of
Bucksport, died at Melrose, Mass, Tues
day morning. She leaves one son, Charles
N. Shute. Her husband died only few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Helmershausen, wife of former
pastor of the Methodist church who was
located here some twenty-five years ago
died March 8 at Mountain, Mass. The
remains were brought here for interment
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SORRENTO.
XENoPHoN

A report of the town meeting appears
elsewhere in this issue.
7. B. Mitchell arrived home from Com
way, N. H., Saturday for few days visit.
DR.. F. 1. Proctor, of Boston, has pur-
chased Dram island, and will occupy the
Wilbur cottage this summer.
for prompt discovery started in the dwell
ing over the store of Allen L. Hall. The
fire caught from hot stove pipe and was
put out very quickly. Damage by fire and
water, $50 to $50.
March 8. It.
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AURORA.
G

The ladies' sewing circle met with Mrs.
Fanny Silsby last week.
Mrs. Howard Crosby, who has been
quite i'll, is slowly gaining.
Miss Amy Palmer, who has been work
ing for Mrs. Mary Richie, is at home.
Mrs. Susie Treadwen and children, of
Brewer, visited relatives here last week.
Miss Annie Giles, of Boston, Miss
Lillian Giles and Mrs. Helen Sutherad, of
Bangor, were called home by the illness
of their mother, Mrs. Deborah Giles.
March 5. c.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Jennie Young has returned from a visit
in Ellsworth.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of BROOKLYN, will preach
here next Sunday afternoon.
Edward Hall and family have moved on
to Long Island for the summer.
Cyrenus Fl. Young, who has been con-
fined to his house with chills, is out again.
The schooner Teresa D. Baker, Capt.
Shea, master, is at anchor in Harriman's
Cove.
The North Brooklin Variety Comedy Co.
held rehearsal Monday evening at Fred
Coles for the entertainment to be pre-
sented soon.
March 6. XENoPHoN.
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and interest, $50; grading schoolhouse lot,
500; damage to B L Noyes property, $50;
w B Hatch, land damage, $40.
FREMONT.
Moderator, L w Rumill; clerk, Lowell
A Bunker; selectmen, w w A Heath, l.
w Rumill, c NJ Rich; treasurer, H P
Richardson; road commissioner, j Il
Rumill; school committeeman, c NJ Rich.
Appropriations - Schools, $780, poor
and insane, q 900; town debt, 81 ,175; roads
and bridges, 81 200; sidewalks ESQ; text
books, 800; town charges, $500; public
library, SIS.
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urer, Merrill P Hinckley; collector, Frank
Bethel; road commissioners, Winfield S.
Hinckley, Levi Maddocks; town agent,
E Chase.
Appropriations-Scho 5000; poor,
800; note and interest, $3.50; high school,
$3.50; textbooks, $500; town and inciden-
tai, 3, 200; repairs on schoolhouses, $500;
snow $3.50; Memorial Day, SIS; State
roads, $500; sidewalks, $500; roads and
bridges, 5000; old cemetery, 500; laying
out road limits, 500; laying out road
around Sand hill, $50; library, s25.
sEpGwIcK.
Moderator, I A Smith; selectmen, A II
Dority, William L Byard and James B
Gray; clerk, H N Dority; treasurer, F Fl
Smith; collector, Jonathan Bridges;
school committeeman, Rosco Gray; town
agent, j w Paris; constables, Jonathan
Bridges, Eben Hinckley.
Appropriations-Town charges, 800;
school repairs and supplies, 800; text
books, $50; highways and bridges, 81 900;
HoSA, r-oVs boAtAoh iok SSASAoi5 Tooos StotS
road, $50; snow, 800.
BRooKsvILLE.
Moderator, Oscar L Tspley; selectmen,
c Roy Tapley, Laughlin Davis, Fred
Perkins; clerk, George II Tapley; treas
urer, Wheelock c Bates; collector, Will
liam H Slower; school committee, Fred E
r. he fxxc
years, Laughlin Davis, one year; superin-
trndent of schools, Olden d Tapley; road
commissioner, A Wales Howard; auditor,
Edwin Smith.
Appropriations-Curre expenses, 5000;
poor, q LOCO; roads and bridges, 81 200;
schools, $3.50; State road, s4c0; high school,
goo; school books, 900; other expenses,
S115.
DEER ISLE.
Moderator, Edwin l. Haskell; selectmen,
ID w Torrey, George Snowman, PS Knowl-
ton; clerk, T G Pickering; treasurer, judi
son Torrey; collector, Emanuel Lowe;
school committeeman, H w Small; super
intendent of schools, Tyler M Coombs;
road commissioner, Charles T Powers; con-
stables, T G Pickering, Benjamin G Smith,
Everett Haskell.
Appropriations - Current expenses,
., 900; schools, s2,4O0; high school, $500;
repairs ON schoolhouses, ESQ; school books
$500; roads, $1,000; snow, eco; bridges,
800; Scott's bar bridge, SIS; State roads
$500.
EDEN.
Moderator, Julien Emery; selectmen
B Higgins, E T Hamor, Francis e Walls
clerk, w FL Sherman; treasurer and col
lector, Charles Paine; school committee
man, F ] Brewer; road commissioners,
B Leland and E H Higgins; town agent
E NJ Hamor.
There was warm contest for office Of
first selectman, John E. Bunker, jr., this
present incumbent, being Mr.. Higgins
opponent. The vote was as follows
Higgins, 562; Bunker, ISL. For second
selectman, the vote was: Elihu t. Hamor