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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-02
PROPOSALS
NOTICE no CrMENT IN

NUIiCE TO CEMENT DEALERS
Office OF the Board OF State Harbor Commis-
sioners. Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco. Cal. January 20. 1907.
-, Sealed proposals or bids win be received at
on Thursday. February T. 1907. for furnishing
the cement required in the construction Of Pier
No. 27 lombard street wharf. on the water
front OF the city and county OF San Francisco in
accordance with the specifications prepared there
for BY the Chief Engineer of the Board. and
adopted by the Board January II, 1907. and on
dle in this office. to which special reference is
pounds eaeh) Of cement more or less. win be re-
quired.
No bid VIII be received unless 1t is made on
a blank form furnished from this Office and ls
accompanied BY certified check for ave (5) per
cent Of the amount Of the bid. payable to the
order Of the Secretary OF the Board as a guar
antee on the part OF the successful bidder that
he viii. within six (6l days after the acceptance
OF the bid. enter inte written contract to de-
prepared therefor, and viii also execute and ale
with this Board a bond in such sum as the
pany. to be approved By the Board OF State
Harbor Commissioners. and conditioned for the
said bid be considered BY this Board unless dellv-
cred to the Secretary OF to the Assistant Secre-
to 2:15 O'Clock Thursday February 7 1907,
at which time and place the bids will be opened.
or all bids il deemed for the best interests q
the State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
CHARLES H. SPEAR.
]. d. MACKENZIE.
HENRY ]. CROCKER
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
LOTT d. NORTON Chief Engineer.
JOHN N. FOY, Secretary.
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed bids viii BE-
received at 21S California Han. University OF
California. Berkeley. on OF before D. N.
February IL. 1907 for buildings 10 be erected
for pathological laboratory at Whittier Cali
fornia. per plans and specifications on fle
at said Office IN California Hall and with
Mr.. j. Fl Ramsey. at Whittier No bids win
be considered unless accompanied BY a certf-
ned check or bond in favor OF the undersigned.
equal 10 10 per cent OF the bid. with sufh-
cient sureties, conditioned that II the bid be
accepted the bidder viii enter into contract
faithfully to perform the obligations IN
eordance with said bid sud with said plans
and Specifications The I'ght TO reject any
and all bids is hereby reserved THE RE
CEN-c& I--.IrarsLrE l-aL-I-.cr1La
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-02

IF you have an Eastman kodak (pocket folding
size} send me size. price. ETC.; I will buy
Box 1856 CaH office.
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PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGINe

UNITED PAINTING CO.. contract work: paint
ing. paperhanging. decorating tintinz: salts
faction guaranteed 964 McAllister St
PAINTING. tinting. paper er-hanging: best work:
reasonable price. L. SABEI. 1913 18th st
SHANNON. painter. at 130651 Buchanan
ST.; good work guaranteed.
LEGAL NOTICES
ALL people having bills against the Orc Ffno
Wine Co., at 43o Hayes St. present same TO
be honored before February 3.
SHEET METAL
STEAM tables, coffee urns, French ranges
SCHNEIDER Mfg Co.. 1411 Ellis. phone West 10.
PLASTER DECORATIONS
THEo- BINNER
423-425 14TH ST. TEL. MARKET 1914. y
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
AUsTIN's LIST

AOSIlN'S LIST.
So, 800
Large piece, 75xlos, on the north side Of
foot; this is right in the center of the
Ciay-st- activity, opposite Taft Pen
MOVERS new building and adjoining prop
erty that cannot be bought for less than
two thousand dollars per front foot today !;
this is close to the new retail district and
ought to sell for one thousand dollars per
front foot in less than six months; three
houses now on the property bringing good
rental. Q90s)
A fine corner on Grove ST., south of goth.
in the midst of big hrst-class improve
ments under way; close to the pro-
posed downtown terminal of the Santa
Fe; this corner at $500 per foot is the
best buy in the neighborhood: lot Sox90
and improvements bringing good rental
now lS59)
clay-st. frontage. near 18th. brings $500
per foot; here Is a lot only about so yards
from that spot for 5000 foot, including
a good substantial building arranged as
hats and bringing good income. t2005)
GEO. W. AUSTIN. 1ols Broadway, Oakland
D. F. MINNEY.
422 11TH ST. JUST EAST OF BROADWAY.
PHONE OAKLAND 2403.
EXCLUSIVE OPTIONS ONLY.
100000.
NEARLY HALF AN ACRE TWO BLOCKS
FROM NEW .0RPHEUM BUILDING.
$1,000 month rent net; under 1O-years' heav-
fiy bonded lease. This is absolutely the best
buy in OAKLAND.
s42. 900.
JEFFERSON STREET CORNER, ONE BLOCK
FROM oRPHEUM SITE. Ground well worth
$1,000 foot. Lot 70x100
s24. 600.
A cLosE-rN BROADWAY CORNER LESS
THAN $500 A FOOT
ACT QUICKLY ON THESE.
D. F. MINNEY.
422 nth ST.. JUST EAST OF BROADWAY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Consolidated Giant Station California
dividend No. 81, of fifty cents f50c) per
share on the issued capital stock of the com
pany has been declared. payable February II
1907. Transfer books VIII close February A.
1907 at noon Checks viii be mailed
C. @. QUINN Secretary
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sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE.

SALADA BEACH miles south of Cliff House;
first town Ocean Shore r. r.; 20 minutes
ride; low fares; macadamized streets, water.
sewers, sidewalks shade trees. etc; guaran-
teed in contracts; lots $3.50 and up small
monthly payments. Take bus at Colma Sun
days and Thursdays at IL a. m. Arrange for
free transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND Co. Countryman building Van Ness
ave and Fills ST
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Publishers Of the San Francisco Real Estate
Circular.
: MONTGOMERY ST.
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HELP wANrED-MaIe-ooutlnued

HELP WANTED-MaIe-CO
AT oosTIGAN & cos Employment Office:
ssn Francisco Office. Phone Market 2o9e.
ana . Eel ST.. opposite 10th and Market
Oakland Office Located
ON ana washington sts Phone Oakland 28o4-
NEVADA ToDAY-NEyADA TODAY.
Half Fare-S4 Fare-Half Fare.
HAA n OR RENO OR BOCA. 81 Fare.
Ship todsy-Call Early
- freight teaInsters- steady job, $3.50
single hand miners, s..
s1acline miners, splendid. S3-15.
Auckers and labOrers s.. % 10 $3.50
hememoer, Nevada half fare; 81, that's all
Something w-Iook-Something New.
,sr-,,,,l zee Fare--S9utll--Er Fare;
MhhCED. FRESNO. BAKERSFIELD DIS
TRICTS
ship Today-Ship Today
aeamstens, laborers. driIers, 5000 TO si25.
North-To the Oregon Line-North
- secuon la5orers. Italians preferred Sl-so
- iaoorers drillers, teamsters S225 up
ludlow Todav-Ludlow.
lc mile rate-South-lc mile rate
Then Free Fare On to the work-F,ree Fare.
New 5ob-Just startine--Go today.
5l0 miles-S0ntb-5f0 miles.
% teamsrers, scrapers and wagons; $3.50 day.
~ iaoorers, camp laborers, watcbmen; SO
ship today-Go with stock and outfit
Ship today-Ship today
AR1LONA-lc mile-ARIZONA-lc mile
j % tearnsters. $3.50. 50 laborers, 1925
Ic mile rate-lc mile rate.
Close 70 TONOPAH-NEF.-C to TONOPAH.
80 teamsters. $3.50. 20 laborers, S2-25.
Free Fare-Free Fare.
For the Great Santa Fe Railroad
Tunnel worb-Tunne work.
Go Todav-Free Tare-Long job.
? tunnelmen and tmbermen. $50 day.
90 inside laborers. Santa Fe work. S225-
Board and room with company; steady
Cal Early-tree Fare-long JoD-
,-s,l. Look-Free FaFe-l-oes -l ls...,.s
Coppersnirh splendid Job. south. $3.50.
-Mschinist ship today. loco. work. S3s5
eEcavatins .f6remen. city. steady; $50 70 81
10 men distribure handbiIls city, $50 day
% men work around city park, $50 Gay:
wagon teamsters. eity and scrapers, SS day
% teamsters. $3.50. 20 laborers. $3.50
20 lahorers work around stea mshoFe $3.50.
Extra gang foreman. Hornbnook, 500.
extra gang foreraen san i-lls onSpo, sso.
Extra gang foreman. Bakersfield $50 month.
FREE FARE.
MERCED-FRESNO SNO-BAKERSFIELD
Lsborers- teamsters, driilers, $50 % $50
Genera blacksmith. city, splendid Sob, 81 day
Look-City work-Look.
80 labarers; board ar home, 2 hours S2-25 day.
Can early on this job; work ali sumner
10 men cut OF piles city. hours; 81
esmsters-rearnst nsters-
% wagon and other teamsters. $3.50 10 50.
lab0rers ditch work. hours. $3.50
Larher clty. per n. cook. boat. $50 and I'd.
Nan and vile, swell place. 500 and found
FREE FARE
. Extra gang foreman. Tucson. Arizona. $50.
s extra gang forernen. Oregon Div. $50.
3 extra gang and section fOremen. south. $50.
Pare advanced 10 Tonopah Junction-Fare ad-
.vanoed over the s. p r. r. OF Reno.
50 HinE0Os s. - day and board.
80 Italia1s or Greeks or Austrians, % day
. and found
So Iab1re-s. mining and milling CO.. s225
See boss at our Office any time today.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

S345o-A bungalow in Burlingame. three blocks
from street car and r. r. station; cement
walk and macadam streets a fve-room house
with BATH exterior red shingles. with heavy
beamed gables and caves; inside paneled walls
with beamed ceiling; II is Just nearing com
pletion and thorough inspection of the con-
structfen is invited; not in real estate mems
hands, you save the commissions; a
quick sale is desired Address NJ D. Mill
brae, San Mateo County, Cal
FOR particulars concerning Burlingame lots see
ERNST G. GEARY. room 224 Delbert block
corner O'Farrel st. and Van Ness ave
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-02

FOR SALE.
Large lot, 200x140; well located; 10 min
utes from 18th st. and Broadway 1 block from
cars; price $13 per front foot; good invest
E. BISHOP,
466 10th street
PARDEE PARK BERKELEY
Lots $400 and $500-S100 cash. $40 per month;
no interest; line and school; fine loca
ton Full particulars Of the RUSSELL REAL
TY CO., "a Telegraph ave-, Oakland Phone
Oakland 1461.
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NORTH BoWDoIN.

Mrs. Frances ScwalI. who has bsou
East With relatives for the past /,
nIenfhs, two Of which were passed to.i
with hcr sister, Mrs. Sarah Strout ~.
gone to lewiston en- route far , ha
home in Denver. Col. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Rideout h..
gone to Sabaffi,s., where Mr.. H,deau.
is cutting thegrass on the irving Libbv
farm. A.
Mrs. A. D. 4strout passed MONDAY
with Mrs. Z. o. Purinton, who Is Il
poor health. s:{1 "
Miss Rosa Lambert is at home from
Lewiston for q short vacation. al
Clair Farnum. son ofsMr ard N
Charles Farnum, returned home. TIA
week. after an absence or four veal
in service Of the United states NatjS
Elvina Lambert has been eick for ~
past two weeks and is attended by ~
Newton Of Sabattus. She is said n
be Caring.
Something out of the ordinary lin,
is an all white heifer calf, to be- Sac,
at the barn OF w. e. .Batchelder. me-
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FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN,

Miss Mildred Voter Of Strong was a
recent visitor at Brookside cottage.
Lyman Fales and his sister, Ella
Eaton of Pennington, were calling on
friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keith and chill
drcn attended church here Sunday
week and called at Brookside cottage.
Among the many guests entertained
this summer by Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
iel Willard are Mrs. Rilla Willard of
South Paris, Mrs. Annie Prince and
daughter Marion of Franklin, Mass,
and Mrs. Susie Southworth Of Ware,
Mass.
Bert Leakc is cutting the hay on the
Fred Collins place, which Mr.. Collins
has recently sold to John Mcdonald.
Mrs Mcdonald formerly Miss Cora
Walker Of Phillips is sister Of Mrs.
Samuel Huff who is near neighbor.
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PENOBSCOT.
E TNA.

l. r. Wheeler has moved Ids family
onto his farm.
Fred H. and Harry Graves arc haying
for H. c. Friend.
Mrs, Melinda Small of Damascus will
make her home with her daughter, Mrs
l.. +. Wheeler Of this place
Mrs Amanda Sylvester has returned
home from d visit to Bangor.
Mrs. Charles Higgins has returned to
Aus. usta, after passing several days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Graves.
A. w. Piper has lately purchased q
gasoline boat in Pittsted and has 1t in
the lake at Ftna.
Mrs. Scott Rowe and granddaughter,
Annie Berpee and her son, K Berpec, are
at SEowhegan.
George A. Sanborn has moved down
from New port to do the hayins on his
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Souic returned to
Fit. field Sunday night.
Carl Locke is i'll at George Jones.
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

Mrs. Christie Bryan and son, Christie,
arrived last week from St Louis and an
guests of Mrs. Blyan's uncle, j j.
Walker.
A party of young men from Me,lomac
cdnt' i'll Washington were in town one
day recently on a fishing trip.
Mrs Christine Stariley of Providence,
X. l., is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Walker returned
last week from their trip to New York.
Mr.. Gilman of Boston, Il dealer in sheep
skins. was i'll town recently ON short
business trip.
Miss Mabel Baclcv is home from Nor-
crstrr. Mass. to pass her vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ill. Ba3lcy.
Mrs. Charles Siiidmore and sister,
Edith, from the West. are III town visit
ing friends. Both were Liberty girls,
daughters of the late Th"ma@
Hatch. They went west about Il years
ago and this is their first visit to their
old home.
c. 1. Davis lost a nice COW last week.
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TRACK AND PADDOCK.

G. III. York sold hi0 black FOUR
old, Ray, to l. A. Whitney of l.
bulg 9Th. recently. .t M III
Ira G. White sold his handsom@ ban
Of matched black horses to Hlsar
parties Thursday. III
F. L. Kennedy of Camden has 1aey
purchased from p. III. Thomas his fine
steel gray colt, Edmund G.
John 3. Robinson Of oxford has sold
fine four-year- old bay gelding to an
out of the State horscman.
A. $. Fuller of Poland Spring. was
in Oxford recently and took Dandy
Joe, his five year old black gelding to
the track for the first time this year.
Dandy Joe stepped the last quarter Of
his mile in 36A seconds.
The colt, Alberta, owned by Thomas
Laing OF Enfield, is by Albrino, dam
Mambrino Wilkes. She is seal
brown and steps thirty gait Mr..
LainS is great horseman and has
worked for the Maine Central railroad
for the past IS years as section fore.
man.
joel Wilkins Of Wilton has a valu.
able three-year-old colt in Charles Mil
ler's pasture. One day recently the
colt was found partially paralyzed and
moved about with difficulty. 1t y
thought that his condition is Cue %
the lightning in some of the recent
showers.
w. II. Haynes of Norridgewock still
has the stallion Dandy Wilkes. a horse
whose colts are now coming into the
| limciight quite a little. in this section
Of Somerset county. Many of them
! arc of handsome makeup and some O.
them are showing strong indications
Of speed. Personally Dandy Wilkes
has been cripple from a colt. the re-
suit Of an accident which accounts for
his having been shut up within Inc
walls Of Mr.. Haynes stable. He IS
son Of Nelson's Wilkes and his dam
was by Nelson 2.09; second dam Lazy
Gilbreth by Gilbreth Knox. Anotne
stallion Mr.. Haynes is standing io'
service this season is Greedy Wilkes
son of Nelson's Wilkes. dam Lazy
Dorkam by Grey Dan, son OF Gideon
Lady Dorkham is also the dam Oh Ei,'-
worth Elsa and two others IN Wy
| list. Greedy Wilkes is large hors7
standing 16 hands. Still another Y
the four-year-old stallion Doctor y
Dandy Wilkes, dam by Onward; So
| ond dam by Gen. Knox.
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May be only tired liver, or a starved
liver. 1t would DO stupid as we'll as
savage thing to beat O weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. So
In treating the tagging. torpid liver it Is
. great mistake to lash 1t with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver is hut an
indication OF an ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with tho stomach and allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them In working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
DIR. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of silver
trouble" by its wonderful control Of the
organs OF digestion and nutrition. 1t re-
stores tho normal activity of the stomach.
Increases the sccrctions OF the blood max
ing glands, clcanscs the system from poi
sonous Accommodations, and so relieves the
liver OF tho burdens imposed upon 1t by
the detection Of other organs.
II you have bitter or bad taste in the morn.
Ing. poor or FAriable appetite. coated tongue,
foul breath. coAstipated or irregular bowels.
feel weak. easilA tired. dependent frequent
headaches, pain Or distresS&p "sman Of back.
gn.wins or distressed fssh2s in stomach.
perhaps nausea. <kStSa>Sf>SoE "risings" In
throat after eating. and kin6S symptom.
Of weak stomach and torpid hssA 70 med!'
Cine VIII relieve you more Promptly o. cur
I0l WQlElsfNalently lhSn Doctor PleZcsi
Golden Medical Discoyery. Perhaps onl1
part OF the above symptoms will be presen
1t ono time and yet point to torpid liver Of
oiliousness and weak stomach. Avoid al
hot bread and biscuits. griddle cakes aat
other ind.gestible food and take the "Golder
Medical Discovery" regularly and stick to II
use until you are vigorous and strong.
The discovery" is non-sccrct. non-a'co
holic. Is . glyccrlc extract OF native mcdici
nal roots with full list Of its ingredient
printed on each bottle-wrapper and et;este'
under oath. Its Ingredients are endorse,
and extollcd by the most eminent medicu
writer's OF the age and are recommended I
cure the diseases for which it is advised.
Don't accept q substitute Of unknow
composition for this non-secrct AEDIc1x
e NoNH cQARosET10x.
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$500 Reward, $1M.

The readers Of this paper will be De
to learn that there Is at least one ore" r,1z
disease that science has been able ~ ~
in all its stages, and that Is Sa. .,rs
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only F sss,sr.
cure Erw known to the medical iiaS;dis M.
nifty. Catarrh being asconstitutioea,,l, S MI
case requires constitutional tiyna"JlIE
Halls Catarrh Cure As taken intel inter mn.
acting directly upon Vie; blood aI ,,,. a.
cous surfaces Of the system. thefs,,n i,
stroying the foundation or tne, hnild.
and giving the PATIENT strength hy n'" "a.
ing up tho constitution and assisting ., ~
ture In doing its work. The proItir nOE.
have SO much faith in its curativ,c, d lr,r
ers that they offer One Hundred pV Srpl
for any case that 1t fails to cure -
Addrcss r. ! Cheney & Co., Toledo =
SrId bv druggists. ~13c rs,ira.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons''~
ton
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KNOX
WASHINGTON.

S. a. Warner, who has been visitia
his parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. c. Wanna
returned to his home in Boston Sdu
day. $780,. e,,.-,.,-,. I'll
w. f. Overlook is attending the "a
ference Of Christian Workers at q
ID. L. Moody school at East Nortl
field, Mass.
The Washington Telephone Co IA
build a new line over the mountsl
next week.
Farmers are pretty well discoura(
about getting their hay, the weatl
has been so bad, one week having oaI
one hay day.
Mrs. Sanford Jones has returl
home from Seattle, where she has
spending the winter.
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LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON.

Miss Lcnora Ames of Pasadena. Cal, i
visiting her father, Charles Ames.
Mrs. ID. d. Fish and daughter Rena,
of Roxbury, Mass. are at r. Castles.
Mrs. E. l.. Jackson and family Of
Dorchester. Mass. are passing a va
cation at +. G.. Jackson's.
There is considerable fishing in
Damariscotta lake, some good catcnt 3
of perch, bass and pickcrel being made.
Mir. and Mrs. owen Jackson Of Dor
chester. Mass, are at J. NJ. Eueley's.
Miss Addic Nash, of Montpelier, VT,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Abbie
Nash.
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HANCOCK.
SURRY.

Miss VI. Jennie Greene, who has been
passing few days with Esther Emery,
has returned to her home in Olamon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gallison are in
town this week
Mrs Martenah Treworcy has gone to
Bangor for a couple Of weeks.
Miss Nellie Curtis has gone to Bangor
to visit relatives.
Miss Lena Sperry. who has been visit
ing friends in I:luehill, returned homo
Monday.
Mrs White of Guilford, and Mrs. White
Of Denver. Col. and two sons, Nathan
and Horace, are guests Of Mrs. L. ]. AL
len at present.
Capt. Wellington Bellaty and family of
Ellsworth passed Tuesday at South Surry
with friends.
Miss Margaret Hinckley of Bluehill was
III town Tuesday.
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SAGADAHOC COUNTY
HOWDoiN.

y. Merryman, who has been i'll for a
long time, has 50 far improved in
health as to be able to be out.
L. II. Shaw OF Topsham is in town
cutting the grass on the Il. Marrynan
farm.
George Jones Of Lisbon Falls is in
town cutting the grass or his farm.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frci j. Roberts is still very ill.,
+. j.. Cornish is cutting the grass on
the Charles Marryman farm.
Charles Marryman remains about thc
same.
WOoLWIcH.
= band Of Eypsies arrived here about
$50 O'Clock Wednesday and created
not = little excitement There were sew
en- teams and horrid looking things
they were. They camped on the Dixie
for the night.
Warren Fullerton is on the sick list
Mrs. Pearlc Higgins Of Newcastle is
visiting her mother Mrs. James Soule.
Alberto III. Bowlcs of New Hamp-
shire is visiting Miss Mildred Dodge.
News was received this week of the
death Of Guy Carleton Reed, son of
Morrcll and Martha Reed, at California
Mr.. Reed had been sick for more thar
year but the end was unexpected.
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CANAAN.

Mrs. Lewis Nelson is visiting
relatives in Wateryiiie.
Miss Belle Colby of Bingham Is the
guest of Mrs. Ola Maxfield.
Miss Shellie Harris visited with
friends in Skowhegan, Sunday. . v
Mrs. Ernest Jewett of Waterv1lie
passed last week with her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Almon Smith.
Mrs. Jennie Bean and daughters.
Bessie and Grace, are visiting relatives
in Harmony for a few weeks.
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.
IT. o. BlaisdeN was in Pittstie!d Satur-
day.
Frank ritzgerald was in Detroit Friday
and purchased a horse of Ralph Bean
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blaisdell visited
their daughter, Mrs. Hattie Emerson Sun
day.
william Watson was in Pittsheld Sat
urday.
Otis Rlaisdcl caught fine string of
pickerel III Indian pond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Tracy Were callers
at Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Q. Bl;tisdells, Sun
day.
Bert Tracy has returned from; Boston,
where le went on business.
Mrs Susie Brown from Palmyra is
visiting ut A. +. Badgers.
Mrs. David L1nSley has 4 number of
summer boarders.
JACkMAN.
The social dance held in JaCkr:1n hal!
Saturday Ei-id VAS much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. )rrin j. Moore is i'll at her home
on Main street.
The Misses Anderson and Miss Ellen
benson from Boston are visiting Miss
Della Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and two daughters
, and son from Greeley, Colo, with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Henderson from Milo, Me,
I are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edmund l. IN
GersOn and other relatives.
NoRRIDGEWocK.
Mrs. Howard Sawyer of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. ami Mrs George Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carleton are visit
ing their sons in Haverhill. Mass.
Arthur RI we'll of Scion is visiting at
T.. J. 1IolwaE's.
Miss Alice Rogers of SkoWhegan passed
Sunday at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex futile left Saturday
for Dead River, where they will go blue
, Deriving.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce ard grandson Harold.
are visiting in iIaverIill, Mass.
Miss Lulu Gordon of SkoW hogan was in
town Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-06
kEkNEBec.
WEST GARDINER

The news of the sudden death of
Roscoe Parsons of East Wilton was a
shock to the many friends of the fam
iIy in this town. Mr.. Parsons married
Miss Hattie Towle, daughter of Mrs.
Alice Towle of this place, about 10
wears ago. Their eldest child,
Gladys, died several years ago.
Mrs. Alice Towle, Miss Ella Towle
Frank and Fred Towle, attended the
funeral of the late Roscoe Parsons in
East Wilton, Monday.
Miss Edith Hayward of Wootish
Bertha Orr Of Beverly. Mass, and Johr
Hayward of Salem. Mass, who have
been guests at Eben Horns, have re.
turned to their homes.