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IsLEsFORD.


Herbert Spofford is employed at Bakers
Island.
Capt. G. T. Hadlock harvested his ice
1ast week.
Arthur M. Squirting is building a
twenty-five foot launch.
Edward Wedge, of Cranberry Isles, is
employed at g. T. Hadtock's.
Mrs. Smith Stanley arrived Tuesday
from visit at Portland and Edes Falls.
Capt. George Corners, of Bakers Island
Eight, spent several days ct Milbridge re-
GENTLY.
Mrs. Loring A. Stanley arrived home
Saturday from Portland, where she has
been for surgical treatment.
Roderic Stanley arrived home last week
from Edes Falls, where he has been teach
eng. Mr.. Stanley has been very successful
In his work, and expects to return for the
spring term.
The dance at the life-saving station Fri
day evening was a successful affair
About twenty couples danced to the ex-
cellent music of an, orchestra of three
pieces. At II o'clock an oyster supper
was served.
| One of the social events of the season
Was held Thursday evening, when about
twenty relatives and friends met with 3. S
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.


J. C. Ralph has on exhibition some fine
winter scenes.
Miss Alice J. Dolliver has returned from
her vacation trip to Boston and nearby
cities.
The Methodist aid society was last week
pleasantly entertained at the pretty home
Of Mrs. Frank Gilley.
Southwest Harbor people regret to learn
OF the sudden death by heart failure Of
Mr.. Jones, who had for many years been a
guest at the Claremont, also the recent
death Of Mrs. Hubbard is deplored by
many who knew this estima Bile lady.
The Frances E. Willard w. c. T. U.
held its annual meeting commemorative
Of Frances Willard, the collection to be
sent to headquarters for the organizing
fund extending by missionary work the
principles of temperance all over the
world. An interesting program was car
ried out.
1t Is with grief that the friends OF Ars,
William F. Cochran, of Yonkers, N. Y,
learned OF her sudden death at her winter
home in New York city. Sorrento friends
will greatly miss from her summer resi-
dence there this noble woman, whose aim
IN life seemed to be to distribute he,
wealth, said to be more than j60, $50 900,
where it could benefit the mass of people,
reo. 10. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Susie Swan has been called home
from Bangor by illness in her family.
Mrs. Huldah Doyle Richardson has
for several months been s'shut I'M from
neuralgia.
Mrs. Asa Dyer, Mrs. Luella Swan, Mrs.
D. S. DeBeck and many others have been
I'll with colds.
The supper served by the ladies' aid
Friday was well patronized. They will
serve another Feb. %.
The high school closes this week. Prin-
eipal Austin and Miss Tate, assistant, have
been painstaking instructors.
Mrs. Miriam Bunker returned Saturday
from East Sullivan, where she has been
visiting her brother, F. L. circuit.
Miss Jessie Harmon, of East Machias,
Tho has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nc
Glaughlin, returned home Saturday.
Pastor Macomber will leave for Wood
aAnd Tuesday evening to participate in
church dedication exercises and attend
Che ministerial association meeting.
A. B. Fernald fell on the ice last week
9eceiving severe shaking up. He is inn
proving. Mrs. Leslie Swan. who wrenched
Aer ankle recently, is able to be about.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hardison died Tuesday OF infiam-
nation Of the bowels. Pastor M. F. Ma
eomber officiated at the funeral at the
home Thursday.
The sad news Of the death OF Mrs.
Rancena Wasgatt Dyer, widow OF
Henry Dyer, was reported Saturday after
moon. While Mrs. Dyer's health had been
. source Of anxiety to her relatives and
friends for years, her death came uhex-
pectedly to many, for she had rallied from
previous attacks and it was hoped her
vitality would enable her to overcome this
latest illness. She was home lover,
making in its truest sense the home
mother, upon whom the four daughters and
one son relied for counsel and direction.
They have the sympathy OF all in their sad
bereavement. The church loses in Mrs.
Dyer q consistent Christian member. The
funeral will take place at the Methodist
church, Tuesday forenoon, Pastor Ma
oomber ofiiciating.
Feb, Is, b.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Nathan Smallidge is working at North.
east Harbor.
Miss Laura Haynes, who has been en-
ployed at Bar Hsrbor, is at home.
Harvey P. Freeman made . weekend
visit to his home here, returning to Bal
Harbor to rejoin his boat Monday morn
ing.
+ VIII. Gray and wife, Frank and Laurs
Haynes and Charles lPervear attended thu
public installation OF Ocean lodge, I.
o. F., at Northeast Harbor Feb. 3.
Feb g. G,
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At all times q dreaded visitor, death
seems less terrible when its hand-clasp
brings rest to mind and body after long
years OF faithful labor and upright living.
The death OF Nancy Hamilton, widow OF
Charles Johns, brought to q close long
and useful life.
Mrs. Johns was born June "a, 1880, and
died Feb. s, at the home Of her brother,
Alfred Hamilton, after an illness Of seven
weeks. She had been tenderly cared for BY
her brothers family and her devoted
granddaug ,ter, Louise Johns.
1t is hard to sum up in words all that ID
Of good report in the life OF this noble
woman, 40 generous, unselfish and %
quick to respond to every claim Of love
and duty. No one ever heard . harah
judgment from her lips, and charity was
the keynote OF her character. OF her can
Be ssid: s.6he looketh well 20 the ways Of
her household and eateth mot the bread oil
idleness."
She died in the fullncss Of years, with
her affections unchilled and her intellect
undimmed. A steadfast Christian, loving
mother and faithful friend, the loss Of
this admirable woman has brought SORROW
to large circle Of relatives and friends
to whom she had endeared herself BY thu
unseifish devotion Of . nature whoss
greatest happiness was to give pleasure tc
others.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. David
Moore, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, . granddaugh-
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NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Emma Laid, OF Mckinley, is Wis.
iting here.
Dancing school began Feb. 4. with {
very large class. Miss Foster, OF Bar Har
Dor, is teacher.
The sewing circle drama was postponed
from Saturday evening until "Wednesday
Feb. II, weather permitting.
| Dennis Norwood and family were called
to Southwest Harbor Friday by the deatf
OF Mr.. Norwood's father, Capt. ROBBIE Nor
| wood, ST.
District Superintendent II. B. Haskell
delivered an able sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday, and also presided at the
fourth quarterly conference.
Schools closed Feb. for an eight-week
vacation. Miss Carter left for her home
Saturday. Miss Ingalls, will remain with
her brother Otis and family for a short
visit.
At regular meeting OF Bernard lodge
K. of p, Jan. y, Deputy Grand Chancellor
l.. w. Rumill installed the officers as
follows: Edwin E. Lopaus, c. c.; Joseph
ID. Murphy. V. c.; F. L. Provan, prelate
b. B. Reed, NJ. Of E.; James X. Kelley. NJ
of F.; Clinton H. Gray, M. OF W.; Eugene
B. Brewer, NJ. A.; W. Adelbert Colt, I. G.
w. H. Thurston, o. G.
| Feb. s. THELMA.
Basil r. Lunt, OF Portland, 10 visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Clark.
w. E. Dow, wife and son Charles, all OF
whom have been i'll OF grip, are i'm
| proving.
Capt Sullivan Webster and con Harry
came from Rockland Saturday to visi,
I friends and relatives.
Mrs. L. A. Clark and Mrs. N. C. Tinker
of Manset. visited their mother, Mrs
Zulma S. Clark, last week.
Walter Lunt is home from Rcckland fol-
. short time before starting out coasting
He has been scalloping all winter.
The Robinson moving picture company
played here three nights last week and ID
billed for two more this week ct the new
K. P. hall
Miss Addie Ingalls,, who taught the pri.
mary school, left Saturday for her home
in Bluehill, where she will spend week
before going to Massachusetts, to spend a
month with her brother.
! Misses Katie Pomroy, Mary Bartlett and
Theresa Lunt spent Thursday with Miss
Elizabeth Gott at the home OF Mrs. Eye,
where Miss Colt is spending the winter.
Mrs. Myra Dix is also boarding there.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Feb. Is. THELMA.
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BAR HARBoR.

Margaret, the eleven-y ear-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Brigham, died
Tuesday, Feb. 9.
John Harrison, for many years promi-
nent summer resident Of Bar Harbor,
died at his winter home in Philadelphia
last week.
Charles E. Dole, electrician, has sold
his business here to Everett Lymburner
and Ralph Hodgkins, young men who have
been In his employ for some time. The
business VIII De conducted under the
firm name of Lymburner & Hodgkins.
Mrs. James, Carr died Thur.d.v - ~.
home here, after an illness OF several
months. She leaves Q husband. two
daughters and son by former husband
Mrs. James Bernadini, Mrs. Lester Hon
kins and Allison McDougalI, and one sou
by her second husband Arthur Carr.
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BASS HARBOR.

Miss Bertha Murphy, of Southwest Hsr-
Dor, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Margaret Chandler Murphy, of
Plymouth, N. H., is spending few weeks
here.
Friends of Miss Helen Jackon gave her
surprise party Monday evening, which
was much enjoyed.
Mrs. John Kuowlton left Wednesday for
Providence, r. l., where she will stay with
her husband the remainder of the winter.
Will Mitchell, who has been visiting hi,
parents, John Mitchell and wife, has re-
turned to Rockland. His wife is at Manset
with her parents for few days.
Feb s. XY.Z.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Miss Eta Springer visited friends in
Lsmoine last week.
Esther Sabine is visiting her parents,
Freeman Sabine and wife.
Flora Stratton is visiting her cousin,
Edna Springer, at Lamoine.
Master Merle Googins is in Franklin
visiting his grandparents, W. E. Tracy
and wife.
Mrs. Nelson Stewart has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness as to sit up a
few hours each day. Miss Crockett, the
trained nurse who has been with Mrs
Stewart the past ten weeks, has returned
home.
Feb. IS. ANON.
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S. J Robbins, secretary Of Bar Harbor
Y. NJ. L. A., occupied the pulpit OF the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
The Junior c. E. society held valentine
party at the home Of the superintendent,
Miss Iona Rich, Saturday evening. About
forty were present and the time was
pleasantly spent with music and games.
Refreshments were served.
Capt. P. H. Young and wife returned
home Monday after an absence of five
years, during which time they have made
many voyages to South America. Capt.
Young has retired from the sea, which he
has followed from early manhood. He
has visited many foreign countries, and
has always been successful in his voyages.
Their many friends are glad to welcome
them back after such long absence.
Feb. 15. r.
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NORTH PENosCor.

Andrew Staples lost . horse last week
Chrystal Hutchins is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Reuben Devereux, at North Castine
Mrs. Jennie Grindle and son Flank are
in bangor, where Frank has been operated
on for appendicitis.
The ladies' aid society will meet a
grange hall Feb. "a. Mrs. Grennon will
lecture on India in the evening. Supper
will be served.
Rev. w. Grennon and wife were invited
to South Penobscot to give their lecture
on India last week. They have spoken Al
North Penobscot several times and wers
well appreciated.
Feb. is. II.
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ANON.
GoUADsBORO.

Mrs. Cora Perry, OF Prospect Harbor,
has been visiting Mrs. Ida Fernald.
Miss Mildred Ramsdell, OF Harrington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence
Young.
Perley Pond and wife, of Bar Harbor,
were called here by the illness Of Mrs.
Ponds mother, Mrs. Amanda Whitaker.
Schools closed Friday after an eight
weeks term taught by Miss Cunningham
in the grammar and Miss GuptiIl in the
primary.
Feb. IS. JEy
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STONfNGTON.

5. P. Mill is at Orono and Augusta this
week.
Minot L. Goss is home from Bucksport
seminary.
Miss Irene Marks is the guest of Mrs.
Stanley at Mark Island light.
Bert Bray and wife, OF New York, are
visiting at Henry Z. Smiths.
Mrs. Violet Goss has returned from Bos-
ton, where she attended the revival SER
vices.
Mrs. Stephen Sellers and Mrs. Oscar
Flye, who have been seriously i'll, are
about again.
Mrs. Joseph H. Eaton has returned from
the hospital at Fitchburg, Mass., much
improved in health.
Mrs Viola Garland, of Bar Harbor, and
Mrs. John johnson, OF Sunset, are guests
Of c. Fl. s. webb and wife.
D. w. Perkins, the high school teacher,
with his wife, will go to Pennington this
week, for three weeks vacation.
James g. Thurlow and son, after three
weeks visit with his parents, W, s. Thur
low and wife, have returned to Pequot,
MINI.
An Epworth league has been organised
at the Methodist church, with Misses
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ECZEMA LODGES. IN THE skill
Not a Blood. Di.<sse-c.ssl BY OIL Of Si'efp
CsaDsasl.

For many years eczema was suppose
be blood disease and was erroheo
treated as such, but now the best au'', y.
ties agree that eczema 10 only SKID =,
ease and must be cured through the q
The eminent skin specialist, d.
Dennis, first discovered the eczema s. 4
and his discovery was quickly taken "
both Germany and France.
To kill the eczema germ and az .n' -.
time heal the skin, DIR. Dennis Il.
pounded oil Of winterRreen, thymo. 7, y
cerine, etc. Tho remedy is iiau'. ~
more salve, hence it sinks rign. ~ ~. d
pores Of the akin. Wishing WITH =. ~ ~
Of wintergreen compound seems Ia an
the itch away ct onco; soon the see E. q
away ard the disease disappeers. ~
Aoare, druggist, Ellsworth, MALE ~ iIcne \
prescription has NOW bean useo ~ IA III
TO hhv1 proven il absolute me.n 6desr
do not hesitate to axYcees our ~ith D.
In D. DID. prescriptions - usso
D. D. Soap.
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WEST sTONINGToN,

Schools will close Friday, for the spring
vacation.
Miss Mae Hnmblen visited at Sunset
this week.
James Stinson and wife, of Stonington
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Alice Ednie and Blanche Stinson
visited friends here this week.
Harold Stinson and wife began house
keeping in the Seaside cottage Saturday.
Ralph Thurlow, who is attending school
ct Bucksport, is spending few days a
home.
Mrs. Tilden Fifeid and two childrer
spent last week 4 Sunset, visiting friends
and relatives. y
Feb. 9. MUM.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Dorotha, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Stinson, is very i'll of quinsy
sore throat.
The family OF Walter Seekins has been
much visited by illness this winter, hav-
ing had tonsilitis, diphtheria, pneu-
monia and erysipelas.
Mrs. Carl Garland, OF Bar Harbor, has
planned to visit friends here this week
This is her old home, and her husband was
. popular preacher in the Methodist
church here in 1878.
Feb. Il. H.
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Selma Simpson and Bessie Crockett a.
first ana second president
Feb Is, Mill.
Mill.
WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Mary Green, OF Portland, is visit
ing relatives here.
Harvey Saunders and wife, East Boston,
were here last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Saunders father, Enoch Coonbs.
The Franklin-Sullivan bridge is fur
nishing conversation for many. just
W here Sullivan comes in, it is hard to see.
1t is safe to bet the bridge will never be
built without $4,000. appropriation by
the town.
Enoch z. Coombs died Monday, Feb. s
aged about eighty-three years. Mr..
Coombs came to this town from Bethel
about sixty years ago and engaged in the
lumber business, at first running mills by
the thousand. Later he purchased mill
and continued in the business until in
capacita.ed, when ne sold his lumber land,
and retired. Since that time he had lived
with his son Frank who, with his wife,
has faithfully cared for him. He was
twice married. His first wife was Miss
Sophia Hutchins, who did not live long
after their marriage. His second wife was
Miss Elizabeth Pettengilt, who died eight
years ago. Eleven children we're born to
them, eight Of whom are living Mrs. q.
T. Goodwin, George, Charles, E. E. jr.,
Eugene and Frank, OF this town; Mrs.
Lillian Saunders, OF East Boston, and
Arthur W., OF Northeast Harbor. He
leaves many grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Funeral services were
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Jennie Chase returned home Satur-
day.
The Milbridge Dramatic TO. presented
the drama, "The Bank Cashier" Friday
evening, to q large audience.
Mrs. John 8. Coombs gave an evening
party Saturday for her niece, Miss Bernice
Dunn. About twenty-five young people
were present, and spent delightful even
ing. Ice-cream was served.
Mrs. w. +. Bruce entertained at dinner
Thursday in honor OF Miss Bernice Dunn,
followed by an evening party. Miss Dunn
sang several solos charmingly. The eyen-
ing passed quickly with games and music.
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SURRY.
F. w. Townsend is i'll.

F. w. Townsend is i'll.
Howard Clark lost . horse one n;,..
last week.
Warden Lord 10 painting and repainn,
the church ut South Surry.
Mrs. J. r. St. Piles went to Brooklis h.
week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred "
Phillips.
E. c. Withee. who has been at work !,
Swans Island through the fall and win,s,
arrived home last week.
The remains Of Usial Curtis, a iorus
resident OF this town, were brought h..
from New Hampshire and buried last 81.
urday in South 6urry cemetery. ~
Curtis was member Of Biuehill lodge. |
q. o. r. Thefuneral was under the djs..
tion Of the Odd Fellows.
Fob. Is. s.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Lura Grey, of Orrington, has re-
turned home after an extended visit here
Mrs. Cora Ksrst and little daughter
Josephine are spending few days with
Miss Alta Emery
Rev. J. E. Norcross, secretary of the
American Baptist home missionary So
ciety, preached at the Baptist church Sum
day morning. Mr.. Norcross is a talented
speaker and his subject, ''The Field is the
World" was a masterpiece.
Feb S. r.
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NJ. T. Williams and wife. OF Boston
spent a few days here recently.
Francis w. Bunker and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth of q
daughter, born Feb. s.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Phippen, who underwent an operation at
the Bar Harbor hospital Saturday, is i'm
proving.
We are sorry to learn that we sre to lose
our brave and accommodating mail car
rier, Gilbert II. Rosebrook, whose time
expires June 80.
Feb. Is. ..
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Foley's Oriuo Laxative cures constipation
and liver trouble and makes the Bowels
healthy and regular. Orino IL superior to
pills and tablets, ~ II does not gripe Or nAuse-
ate, Why take anything elsef @. A. Pas
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mfnieaI.
Like Old Friends.

Like DID Friends.
The Longer You Know Them
the Better You Like Them.
Doan's Kidney Pills never fail you.
Ellsworth people know this.
Read this Ellsworth case
Read how Doan's stood the test
For many years.
It's local testimony and can be investi-
gated;
Mrs. John Meader, living five miles
vest of Ellsworth, Me-, says: 81 was SO
well pleased with benefit derived from
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1902 that / gave a
testimonial at that time recommending
them, and am now glad to say that have
NO need Of kidney remedy since. For
several years my back was weak and sore
and I found it difficult to stoop or arise
fFom sitting position. had sharp pains
in my kidneys which felt.like the thrust
Of knife. The secretions were also very
irregular in action and caused me added
Inconvenience. Until I procured Doan's
Xindey Pills at Moore's drug store, moth
ing tried did me any good. This remedy
vent directly to the seat Of my trouble,
however, and brought cure. My daugh-
esr who also complained oflpsins in her
back, used Doan's Kidney Pills and was
s,snefited just a. greatly asT."
For sale BY all dealers. Price so cents.
Eostsr- Nilburn Co., Bufalo, New York,
ssis agents for the United.statss.
Rsnember the name -Doan's-and take
20 other.
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SORRENTO.

Mrs. w. F. Cochrane, one of the most
prominent summer visitors here, died at
her home in Yonkers, N. ", recently.
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Campbell and wife. Games were played
and refreshments were served.
School closed Friday, Feb. 5, after sue
cessful term taught by Miss Waite E.
Frye. Lincoln's day was observed Friday.
Feb. s. ..
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

MEMORIAL REsOLUrIOxS.
Whereas. 1t has been the will OF the Divine
Ruler to call to the higher life our beloved
sister, Sarah E. Young;
Resolved, That Leonard Wooster lodge.
l. o. g. T., has suffered an irrepsrable loss by
the death OF Sister Young, who was charter
member. and for many months An efficient
officer of this order.
Resoired. That we. as members, remember
with feelings Of tender appreciation her
faithful atten dance and ready willingness to
respond to any and all demands for our aid and
the good Of our order, and that her example
was one well worthy Of our careful imitation.
Resolved, That we extend our deep sympa-
thy to the bereaved family, that our charter
be draped in mourning for thirty days. and =
copy of these resolutions be sent to the fam
lily, one to THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for
publication. and spread upon our records.
MARY A. YOUNG,
EMMA A. HopGKISs,
HArrIB B. MARrIs,
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
||1rIRRT TO BEAT CODE
,nERs ANXIOUS NOW
g., Many apartment Houses
''ls ro,t Viii Erceed s., 800, 900.

|FHfa .,,- en5rtrnent houses on the
r,rs for ma and washington Heights were
= vest S'- t-ilde-s who We're taxing no
,ssterdas r,-,psed now building CODE
.,ss viih great deal Of anxiety over
sssrs eNp's- ~ work which, experts say
aa5i,iraa. bufding operations under me
4 b. aodsu ,,.,-,- is now considering Inc
I, which "'s - call for new apartment
= fed 20 -, in the aggregate more than
.,am .s a-chitect. has fled plans for
| C. Natso'' e-+ house at the northeast cor
1 siois r-i,e and 15lst street for { II
= q Hi'e'S s. n y-75trf M Watson also
assaiha- :. s,x story apartment house Tor the
II pans ie' .ra norrh side II listh street lV5
81 oFi'e- CENT avenue, at cost OF SSi'oe
ls Fes' "a 80 for a SIX story apartment mouse
fas Ne.e =. corner Of Broadway and l6ith
y no'"- str story apartment house at the
-e- anu ~ broadway and l65th street for
esFss' Neville & BaEEe, the architects,
y .osr n Ss0o0 each.
ss UT - sls5 also for Two six story apart
fIs - he buiit al the southeast corner of
- hyl7I- .,.5e and 18th street. for the T !.
sslfIo1-- -..,s,--,cfion COMPANY Eueu EueN.
I6lAF Mace the cost AZ S2S3.oo0. Plans
r. 81 g. -v-o six story apartment houses on
rss ns- eide n l6sth street. 1"o feet east of
p s0''- s-- +be Netropole Realty Company, at
ss,aaa Neville < BaEge. architects
- q t5asksl. architects filed plans for
sfiii' o,a-tn,ert house Ar The northeast corner
y f''. T-fze and elst street, for the Town
- --.,.,. ronnany of which George A. Suter is
r. cost OF S4aaeao Plans were fled
Fs's- six story brick apartment house az the
~ corner Of Convent avenue and l49th