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DEATHS

Burns. George E.--Z Acltsih, Aici.aei -
a..-ar iffefl. .-..- 81 littt ttuale. Frank
d i-rr Rose slf. ef 'lafllr, 6nstaFc-- -
I..l ratrIeE - Nerers. Hefman 81. ~
Jeremiah f- eiuEkei. lefl4---.--- %
~ Is O-Connor. 9lrIes +. $50
Vm D. 500 Hfel. Charlie E-.-- ~
Hg> ~ sewage efer a. -
"A aln4iae ;. .i-L-e ,. s.t.il'-ti.
ro ~ katuane. Giuseppe 50
leer- al4ral -.-. ~ Mhiles Joseph A-. =
llarr- iaallfs-.--.-
re Ilou5as- ~ l'etels=i- --.--- tNetet
BURKs- LIN 1lanror.a. CALI May .. l9o9
George Erlerd. beloved son ~ william }. aud
aarIe 81 Burns. aa1 brother u Raymond
FlCleitee and kathleen Burns q
-lra 81 CoEulaHns o.. AGED - years 3 nleta-
Salvador council go -, A1ieALe
Coanbus " fhl.at ipl>a
FRIENDS and acgualHtauces are resnee fully
artel o. attenl ire funeral tomorrow fsal-
Carev & Eaes- itts eeaf s-fee.- lisnee
ro 81 Doninles e3afel- where = S3tehA le
qaleu mass H-t = e,,- .5 -. ~
saui commencing Ai $3.50 9e-3eh, m
te-aeut CaLdifhus o.
hlaats ei loiuiats - aah
Far afo aerala respectfully requested 70 att
feaa solemn reeulrrl mass to fe celebrated
flr f.e reI5ase af fhe stui oE George = BnIas
n.eBbef " san Salvador eal4cA 30 - of
JOSEPH q M0kRISEA,
Grand Knight 81 san Frame sao eeane-i No. So
JOIN 7. QUINN
eraad Eniebt of California council ~ $50
73l7Tr ER-In ilis cifr. june $. 1903 Alfred,
i-l1rrl laiand af AIarg Bnter. and loving
father of Joan. Emma and aiiilfm bntler
Nfs sarah Wyatt ard Mrs. Alnl1e Foster q
laiive ~ AaiHe. aged - years month and
Frlenas and oeauatntanees ere respectfully
~ atteua tAe fsneral services t9-
DIS Frilag. Jnne ~. lt@ ar 9'eierk
III the funeral chapel ol Charles
Truman 1917 Mission street aetween
Isfteenth aud sixteenth laterment Mount
CoOEER--i 'assei away ln Raeihe Grove 5une
1885, Rosanua Nf-ls Cooper widow ~ tie
sta Dr Jaraes g. Ceoaer q Hayward, 0auga
- u tae late samnei ssgeart Wells ana sis
sa sa1arcf - Wells - IallLalelpllia. native
81 Sew 1ork aged c6 years months and l9
daEF
Is ARE respectfully invited to asteud
sral services todag lfridag5 Jlne III
Icy 1880 i Ill. "a TIE residence II James
-arfor northeast eoraer - flftefnth and Jef
feasoa sfueets. NakiaHd. Gar lnferment aioun-
rsin View eemetei8
DoTNELLE- ssal Naieo. JHne 10 1903 PAT
rilB befoFe3 husband of Julia p DenBelly.
Iori-e fether % Emily 81 Doanelly and san
~ she lafe Bryan Doaaeilf. native of San
AGED p years
I..e faneiaI alI laAe place fomes y gsat-
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LITIGATION OVER TINY
STRIP OF REAL ESTATE
Mutual Savings Bank Party to
Suit TO Quiet Title

A dispute over the possession of a
strip Of land IA inches wide at its
widest part and diminishing to point
at the other end is involved in suit
to quiet title Instituted by Mrs. Kath-
crime A. Rivers against all persons
and now on trial before Judge Idogan.
Mrs. Rivers is the owner of the prop
erty at the end of the gore formed by
Geary, Market and Kearny streets.
Her suit to quiet title to that land is
contested by the Mutual savings bank,
occupying adjacent land.
The bank claims possession of a rib
bon of land running through from
Market street to Geary. notwithstand-
ing that Mrs Rivers includes 1t in her
action The matter is complicated by
the fact that the bank building covers
the thread OF land in controversy.
PASSES bogus oHEcK-George j. Dupug.
1925 Polk street. obtained warrant yesterday
for the arrest of Percy N. Sanford charge
OF passing fictitious check. Sanford is out
on bail a similar charge.
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nuIldinr Cnntrnctg

The Alden company with K. 10 Brien and T.
r. Eiornan-Piumbinss and gas lifting FOR bulld-
ing in line of Ieayenwortl street, SIG Of
Post - ty Z SIG; S2,234.
II. ". Bennett & Co With @. D. Patterson
eompanv-Briek work Tor buildlng at Tenth and
Folsom streets; S2045.
Rev H. H. WyIhan with Sergini & Bernieri--
Casara marble altar for St Msry's church at
NE corner Of California and Dupont streets;
5000.
James Mccullough with John Ferguson and
John McCpnn-An work for two story and
basement frame building in line Of Seven.
teenth street 9G:3if ~ OF Ashbury, " 70, \
107.I114 E 24.1I 1-I6. S lo7:l0ss; $4,000.
H. B. Fisher with J. Ghhs-Plumbing Tor
building at NW corner Of Jackson ana IaFl9r
streets: s. 2.906.
William J. Hestbal with F. a. Keen-concrete
work for two two story frame residences N \
line Of AIeAllister street, 130 OF Pierce, 81
Iy y 1876; $1,000
Mrs T. Gueather with P Fredericksen-All Il
work except cement, painting, gas fixtures, nm
isn hardware ana shades for two story frame
flour aats) in y lire Of Waldo aYeDue IS w
of Le8yeaworth street 30. " 3I:6, ) %,
thence 10 beginning: s3. 3.42a-
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cARp oF THANKs

PETERSEN-We herewith desire to extend
our heartfelt thanks TO our many friends and
acqnaintanres who gave us so MANY evidences
Of their love comforting sympathy and bean
tiful floral offerings during our hate bereaye-
and father johannes Petersen
MRS. JOHANNES PETERSEN. AND ztrAHfft.x-
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RIPTHS

D8UsHER RT2-In tis citg. jane 3 1909. 10 the
u6e ~ Dr. N- A. Deueherry- q daughter
rErIN--Ia tHs citr. June g. 1902 SO the wife
~ Alc Levin sqD
oAElle-In CHS ctT june g 1909. g the
r N IsRfoace n Nestdal nee Seven
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DIES OF WOUND-Nicholas Thompson. sheet
metal worker who shot himself on June s. died
in the central emergency hospital yesterday
msrning. Thomas had searched in vain for work
IA months He is survived by large family,
who live at 26 Prospect place
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Notable Deaths

FRANK p GODDARD. SELLER CT POWDER
81 s sumo 10A TELEGRAM fereiteN lere
3d. sa,dar6 r.-a f.r 4H Eeats laa been
explosives tl lealgsi and Salti Anieii-
e
c G. s-ETAET EO1zIBIIIo1IsT-
iH-aifeol Tabor SeFari
leHt -tle ~ 1.r
lsreHaat and fs taar party
le1 ~ bis ha-pe
--f1g ria E-Cc edited papers
ANA LlunE4.a- Jas
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LOST AND FOUND
LoSr-In Hayward. ladies' black handbag con
tanning book, fur. etc. will parties in au-
toInobile notify A. E. L0RBER 1443 ST.
Charles St, Alameda. Phone 1882.
L0ST-Juuc o. silver purse. ia Haas candy
store, Phelan building; initials M. A. B.
Phone Park 450f. or address 80 So Broderiek
St. reward
L0ST-on Jones and Geary sts, on June s, 1909
a neck fur, ebinchilla. Please return to 3
Eugene Sc. off Geary reward.
LoST-On 80 train, from Ross or Castro car
June Q. brown purse containing eighty dollars
in gold: reward. MRS MCDANIEL 163 Noe
LOST-FoIding leather purse. with gold in, and
name Tomkins; reward. Box $50, Call office.
Oakland.
LOST-Diamond ring. between French church and
I449 Leavenworth st. Finder please return to
above address; reward.
LOsT-Chamois bag with money. keys, bet Sd
and 9th SITS: $50 reward. 3S9S1s 18th ST
1890 - -rz
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Iter nusr Dr. handed ln ~
he publication offices ana o. -A1essea
a- residence et persons aIl-ea
tae alleraceiienr 81 Eie event
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WANTED--10o men for saw mill and yard work
ont of city: free fare; good wages; long job
Arnly after 0 a. N. room II, Hunter House
6T3 Howard ST.
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WANTED-Alen to buy ready-to-wear or made
TO order suits SOC a week: pay down what ycu
can. 7Si Market ST.. room 20i-202.
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MATTED Roofners, 25c to 81 per night S2t
Laguna st.s cor McAllister.
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WANTED--Afe to learn to operate picture ma
chimes; salary $50 per week 22I Locust sax.
or Van Ness near AeAllister. )
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" ANTED-Foreman to take charge of gentle
mans country place; give experience. age.
references. salary expected. Address box 2s26.
CnlI office
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MEN and women to learn barber trade; weeks
earn S5 to $40 per week while learning; par
ticulars free. MoLER COLLEGE. 8 11th St
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MEN with small feet to bur high grade seco
hard shoes cheap. 103 Sd st.
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MEN to learn barber trade in s weeks free spe
ciaI Inducements TO next 10s call early ge
particulars. S. F. Barber College. S Fell ST.
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SAIESMEN for boys cIothing must be expe-
rieneed and capable; apply ut once. s. n
WOOD & co. 4th and Marked sts
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LARoRERSs and mechanics TO know that Edward
Rolioin has reduced the at the Denver
House. Sd and Howard sts. to 3Jc per day s.
week: hot and cold water IN every room.
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NEW WESTERN. 1124 IIosvaFd-Single room
l5c and Doc Der night: Ahot and cold water.
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RAILROADS want young men to learn telegra ph,
and station work Address Morse College O.
Telegraphy. 3e6 18th St. Oakland. Cal.
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.DRAUGHTSMAN wanted; must be first class
GEO. +. KING, Reno. Nev.
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FNTRGETIC. house to house salesmen: salary
and commission future for those making good;
easy seller Call 635, First National Bank
building. Oakland.
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W-AN TED--Expe O. ileress Tor mems
bllshalfae deDartmear Apply s. n. WOOD &
co. nth and Washington sts-. oakland
yvANTED-Stour or lean ladies who can not be
fitted elsewhere TO buy our OWE make neck
wcar prices reazQnable. -,lrsseis Lace Store.
1z5f Satter 81 below Van Ness
WANTED for heusevosk and cooking 40
castro ST.
WANrED--An expe1ienced and respecrahle
waitress BsooklE1 Temperance hotel, $50
First 81.
WORKING house seeHer fer 3 men. references
necessary. sos ifa.s maid fer lady. refer
ehccs piaid ECeessarE $50. chamber maid
fer 2 drSr class hotel. city. good iaundfess for
private family. $50. caaltrv. second girl To
assist with grown children. San Rafael. $40.
Gtrnan nursery soyerness FOR grown chill
dren references necessary fto. colaged general
iaiiseWNfk eirs- -r0r / l4ar Sf-4 Can ~ MISS
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BARRIERS chairs. second hand, several good
ones. cheap. also mirrors, wash stands, etc
Sr0LTZ'S, 731 Market ST
BARBER wanted FOR Saturday: steady IL suit
able; also soed clean eooged b00tback at
go Market ST.
BARBER wanted; / or 3 years experience
Imperial shaving parloF, 24f5 Shattuek av.,
Berkeley.
BARRIER for saturday and Sunday 5e6 Rail
road ay. South.
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ERRAND boy; Is years; references. Californi
Watch Case Co. 249 Pacific building
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EXPERIENCED watch maker is willing to take
an apprentice under contract. Box PTS Call.
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DISCEA RGED soldiers and sailors-Use your
homestead rights and register through us for
the July drawing: valuable government land.
Write or apply Oil, Soldiers and Sailors
Hamesteaay a gency. 22S Monadnock bldg.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Ernest, young son of Fred l.. Rice, met
with a painful accident Thursday. While
trying to dislodge cartridge which had
stuck in his rifle, it exploded, the shell
striking him in the eye. Friday his father
took him to Bar Harbor, where piece OF
the shell was removed. 1t is feared he will
lose the sight of his eye. Saturday Mr..
Rice accompanied his wife to Bar Harbor
to have her treated for trouble in her face
and head. The many friends Of the fami-
ly hope for speedy recovery and early
return for both wife and son.
The community was surprised and sad
dened to learn of the sudden death OF
Nellie, wife of Bruce Cowperthwaite, Tues
day night. A baby girl, born Monday,
lived but few hours. In the few years
she had lived here Mrs. Cowperthwaite had
made many friends, who are grieved by her
early death, she being only about twenty
two years old. Besides her husband and
parents, Charles II. Bickford and wife, OF
Winter Harbor, she leaves four sisters and
one brother. Much sympathy is felt for
them all, especially the young husband,
whose home is feft so desolate. Funeral
services were held az the home Thursday
afternoon.
Jan. 4. Z.
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jan. 4.
WEST EDEN.

Little Miss Janet Trip has returned
from Sullivan.
MIS-. Lorenzo Kingman, who has been
quite ill, is better.
A. Gilpatrick, of Northeast Harbor, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Miss Marian Kittredge has gone to
Northeast Harbor for the winter.
School begins Monday, after recess of
four weeks. Miss Esther Emery, teacher,
arrived to-day.
Quite number from here went to Sails
bury Cove to the banquet and watch meet
ing Thursday evening conducted by Rev.
A. w. Lorimer.
Through the generosity of D. w. Mckay
and others, every child in this district
was remembered at the Christmas tree,
and they thoroughly enjoyed the evening
Mrs. Ellen A. Higgins died at Bar Har-
Dor at the residence of her son, c. l.. Hig-
gins, with whom she resided, Saturday,
Dec. 26. Mrs. Higgins had lived the greater
part of her life here. She was member
of the Bar Harbor Congregational church.
The funeral services were held here in the
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Capt. A. B. Holt made business trip to
Eastport last week.
Miss Matte Handy, who has been
housekeeper for Hollis Austin for several
months, returned to her home in Bucks
port last week.
Mrs. A. E. Austin, who has spent several
months with her daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Champion, in Lawrence, Mass, returned
last week, much improved in health.
The best kind of Christmas cheer came
to Ira Hagan and wife when they received
word from their son Eugene, whom they
had mourned as dead mot having heard
from him for five years, that he was alive
and well,and would be with them in few
days. The father, like the one in the
scripture, met him on the way, 50 anxious
was he to see for himself that it was really
his long-lost son, and ON Saturday the
mother had the great Joy that only a
mothers heart knows of again embracing
her boy. During his absence he has seen
much of the world, having sailed on pri-
vate yachts to different parts OF Europe
and the Philippines. He is now employed
in Bangor in a sash and blind factory.
Ian 4 "
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Springer Tuesdaj, Dec. 20.
Roy Mcfarland, who has been poorly
all summer, is confined to the house most
of the time.
Ralph Young, who is at North Hancock
this winter, was in town few days last
week on business.
Miss Adelaide Mcfarland, who has been
spending the holidays here, returned to
Bar Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Ruel B. Mcfarland and daughter
Helen left last Wednesday for visit to
Bar Harbor and Ellsworth.
William Emery and son and Mr.. Soper,
of Bar Harbor, spent several days here
last week. Mr.. Emery has purchased the
Hunnewell place.
Frank w. Eaton and wife, who are liv-
ing at Hancock this winter, were here
Saturday to attend the joint installation
of the Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen of America. They returned
home Sunday.
Jan T. A.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Alice Gilley, of Bakers island, is
spending a week or two with Mrs. William
Mason. Her house here has been rented
to Aaron Robertson, of Hall Quarry.
Oscar Tolman and wife are making pre-
partitions to leave Southwest Harbor. Mrs.
Toiman's millinery store has been dis
mantled, and both will go into business in
Boston. 1t is not yet known who will
take the hotel.
Mrs. r. J. Lemont has returned from
Belfast, where she went for surgical treat
ment two months ago. She is greatly i'm
proved in health. Her daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Ralph, was with her five weeks,
but returned to Southwest Harbor a week
earlier.
The friends and neighbors OF ex-Sheriff
Byron H. Mayo are glad to welcome him
back to his home and business here, and
congratulate him on meriting the express
sions of good will rendered him BY the
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

George Schoppe has moved his family to
Ste1ben.
The NJ. L. c. will meet Thursday with
Miss Bartlett.
Mrs. Almira Moon has returned home
from Manchester, n. H.
DR.. Henry Hawkins and wife, of Boston,
are guests of Mrs. Moses Hawkins.
Rev. c. A. Purdy will give an illustrated
lecture on Yellowstone Park, at the
church Wednesday evening.
The remains OF Claude Graham, who
died IN Boston OF typhoid fever, were
brought here for interment Friday morn
ing. He was worthy young man of much
promise, and his friends are grieved at
his early death.
Jan. 4. H.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Shirley Dunbar arrived home from Bos-
ton Christmas day.
George A. Harrison is having some
lumber cut on his land.
Daniel Clark has been visiting his father
and sister for few days.
5. S. Scammon is doing good business
at his quarry manufacturing bases.
George f. Springer will haul hard
wood from Georges pond to the mill.
Considera BILE lumber is cut and yarded
in this vicinity and snow is the one thing
wished for.
Frank Bragdon and Carl Butler are to
haul S. S. Scammon's pulp wood to East
brook crossing, from Nos.
Jan. 4. CHEER.
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FREMONT.

Henry Dow, who has been very ill, is
out again.
The ladies' aid sewing circle met
Wednesday with Mrs. Ida Dix. Next
Wednesday it will meet with Mrs. T. S.
Tapley.
The family OF F. j. Rich and wife gath
cred at their home Christmas night. The
parlor was decorated with fir, potted
plants and ferns. The Christmas tree was
lighted with candles. After presents had
been distributed, lunch was served. A
good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. c. II. Norwood received letter on
Christmas day from Willie E. Dennison,
enclosing IS as Christmas present. Mr..
Dennison is recruiting officer stationed
now at Fort Hunt, Va, and has been in
the service about five years. He lived
with the Norwoods when a boy. His
friends are glad to hear from him.
Jan. /. KIN.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Ed. Childs, OF Seal Harbor, visited
relatives here last week.
Herbert Lacount has gone to Rock
land to work with Edwin Marshall, seal
Looping.
Loren ODER is working for L. w. Rumill.
Rumill cottage back Of the church.
The scallop fishermen who came home to
spend the holidays have returned to Owls
Head and Rockland.
Ashbury Lopaus and wife spent part
of last week on Duck island, visiting Mrs.
Lopaus' parents, Capt. n. A. Reed and
wife.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed, who spent the past
month with her daughter, Mrs. John
Clancy, at Owls Head, came home last
week; also Mrs. Jennie Dow and dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Lawson.
The first dance in the new hall took
place Thursday night, when the old year
was danced out and the new year danced
in. 1t is fine floor for dancing. Music
was furnished by Kelly & Kelly. Supper
was served by several OF the knights,
Charles d. Thurston and James Kelly,
managers.
The dedication of the new K. of P. hall
took place Thursday of last week. A fine
program was carried out, and some fine
speeches were listened to by large audi
ence. The dedicatory address was de-
livered by Rev. E. Sissum, OF Machias.
He was the guest of Rev. F. l.. Provan
while in town. Supper was served by l..
W. Rumill and Vi life in the banquet hall.
Jan T. THELMA
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Lucy j. Staples, OF Atlantic, is Wis
iting relatives here.
A. o. Gross returned Thursday from a
business trip to Boston.
Harbor View chapter. o. e. s., will have
public installation Jan. Is.
Mrs. Hattie Small has returned from
Boston, where she has been on two weeks
visit.
Pine Tree chapter, r. A. NJ, will give a
grand ball to Masons and their ladies, OF
this town and Stonington, at the town
hall Jan. s.
William Pickering, mate of the four
master Jessie Bishop, is spending few
days with his family while the vessel Is
unloading in New York.
One case of diphtheria having broken
out, the health officer has closed the pri-
merry school, which the child attended,
for one week, and has had the buildings
thoroug hiy disinfected.
Jan. 4. REX.
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SPRAY
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

The infant child of George Judkin. ,u.,
wife died Dec. q of pneumonia,
A case of diphtheria is reported IN =,
family OF Walter Seekins. The far,;,.
guarantined. =
Mrs. Simonton, wife OF Rev. j. p. Sim.
ton, is reported as very ill without .av
hope OF recovery.
Harry Stanley, who is employed a.
steamer Juliette, spent Christmas viii
his parents, Ansel Stanley and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuft are entertaiuin,
their son snd Miss Lewis and a grand
daughter, Gladys Williams, of waltb,m
Capt. A. J. Stanley, Of steamer MINI.
ola, who has been spending a few d.v,
with his family, left Wednesday to jo0
his steamer.
Jan. 4. n
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COUNTY NEWS.
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HuLL,s COVE.

Ezra Higgins has the foundation laid
for new stable.
Miss Lucy Salisbury left last week for
Dyer Brook to teach.
Thomas Hanscom, OF Mariaville, il
visiting his son Raymond.
Edward X. Hamor is painting the
schoolhouse at Town Hill.
Mrs. Eva Richardson has returned from
a visit to friends in Bangor.
Milton Arey has returned from Portland,
where he attended the poultry show.
White and Carpenter are building q
small cottage for Mrs. Jessie Higgins.
Miss Ella Sweet entertained party OF
friends at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. f. s. Carpenter, who has been i'll
the past few weeks, is slowly improving.
Fred Brewer, OF bar Hsrbor, spent Sun
Gay with his mother, Mrs. Melinda Brewer.
Willard Jellison ana wife, Of Otter Creek,
spent Sunday with Cyrus Dickey and
wife.
Miss Julia Mitchell, OF the Emery dis
trict, spent . day with friends here re-
Gently.
David Marshall and wife, OF Seal Har-
Dor, visited their daughter, Mrs. Alden
Emery last week.
Many from this place attended the
mask ball at Eden last week. They report
an enjoyable time.
George Cunningham has bought the
Stephen Kingsley lot, and has Grew OF
men cutting wood.
Orient Brewer, who 10 quite i'll at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. Francis Brewer,
remains about the same.
News was received here from Brewer Of
the serious illness OF Mrs. Lillian Fitx-
gerald, who was employed there. Her
many friends hops for her speedy recovery.
The members OF the Church OF our
Father, with their wives or husbands, are
invited to the rectory Monday evening for
the roll-call Of the church. Supper will
be served by the ladies.
Jan. 4. ANNE.