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Johnson.
PESOBSCOT.
March "a.

Miss jeanette Sellers went to Bangor
last week to study the piano with Miss
Bramhail.
Miss Florence Mason, OF Bluehill, is
employed at the home of Colon Leach
while Mrs. Leach is ill.
Mrs. Addie Leach and son Jaspar left
this morning for Everett. Mass, where
Jaspar has position as bookkeeper.
There was an Easter concert at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon, and
one at the Baptist church in the evening.
Eastman Dodge and wife have returned
TO their home, after spending the winter
here with their daughter, Mrs. III. E.
Perkins.
Dr. Snow. of Bucksport, and DIR. Ward
we'll performed su operation for Appendix
citis upon Gene Guilford, of South
Penobscot, Sunday. Her many friends
here will be glad to know she is doing
we'll.
Mrs z. A. Miller, of South Portland,
and daughter Marion. a student at Colby,
and Harry Dunton and wife, of Bath, were
in town last week to attend the funeral of
John Littefield. whose death occurred at
Bath Sunday, March 10.
March "a. WooDLocKE.
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by the critical illness OF Mrs Rogers
mother.
The women's literary club met with
Mrs. j. N. Knowles last Thursday.
Harold Reed, senior at Kicker classical
institute, is at home for a few days.
Miss Rachel Manchester is home from
Wheaion college for the Easter vacation
Miss Dorothy Branscomb is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Emily Mitchell, in Lewiston.
Miss Henrietta Gilpatrick entertained
81. Mary's choir guild at her home last
Wednesday evening.
Plans calling for bids for alterations on
Union church have recently been in the
hands OF local contractors.
Horace Boyntop, who has been visiting
bis daughter. Mrs. George Fennslly, has
returned to bis home in kingman.
Miss Ina Jordan. of Seal Harbor. visited
friends here last week. Miss Jordan Was
former student in Gilman high school,
Rev. c. b. Bolles preached a scholarly
Easter sermon at the Baptist church sun
day morning. The Sunday school held
Its Easter concert in the evening.
March "a. W.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.

BLUEHILL.
Eugene Osgood was in Bangor last week
on business,
Miss Alice Tucker has returned from an
extended visit TO Boston.
Edward G. Williams, shoe maker, is
having extensive improvements made in
bis shop.
Chandler Hntchins spent the past week
with his parents, j. n. Hutchins and
wife, at North Penobscot.
Miss Adelaide Pearson, of Brookline, is
at her cottage, "Rowen Trees" for a short
stay. She is accompanied by Miss Sweet.
Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass, teacher in the
Csstine public schools, is spending her
Easter recess with her mother, Mrs. Nina
Douglass.
Walter Slower, while removing sawdust
from a power saving machine last week,
got his hand in contact with the saw. Ii
is not yet certain whether or not he will
lose any fingers..s EnM
Prof. A. w. Boston and wife are spend
ing their Easter recess at Athens with
Mrs. Boston's parents. Miss Ruth Ritch-
ner is at her home in South Portland.
They will all resume their places in the
faculty of the academy for the spring
term.
Miss Margaret e. HinckIey has accepted
u position III. Tine PUBIC SCHOOLS Oh GtoutHg-
ton. Miss Hinckley is an exceptionally
able and painstsking teacher, and during
her short time OF teaching has shown
marked ability for the work. She has the
best wishes OF her many friends for sue
cess in her new position.
The assessors have posted a notice that
they will be in session at the town
hall April /, 2 and 3. And all persons are
warned to pass in their valuation of taxa
BILE property. The usual house-to- house
canvass will not be made this year. Per-
sons not complying With this order are
doomed to pay whatever tax the assessors
demand.
The common schools will open March
81, with the following teachers: Gram
mar school, Augusta Leighton; inter-
mediate school, Grace Slower; primary
school, Julia Saunders; South Bluehill,
Elizabeth Grindle; Beech Hill, Sadie
Snow; Hinckiey, Annie Grieve; Billings,
Mary B. Hinckley; West Bluehili, Eunice
Dunbar; Stevens, Jennie Littlefieid; East
Bluehill, Ethel Slower; Morgan's Bay,
Harriet Saunders; Kingdom, Annie A.
Veasie. The academy closed March u
for vacation OF two weeks.
March "a. II.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Misses Alice and Mary Mills visited in
Castine last week.
The Boys club will hold social this
evening at the chapel.
Prof. Won Mack, of Cam bridge, Mass.
was in town last week.
Miss Lottie Stevens has returned from
an extended visit in Penobscot.
Mrs. Lewis Farnham is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Tapley, in Brook
lin.
Mrs. Domingo E. Smith has purchased 4
house in Belfast. Her household goods
left here on the Golden Rod last Tuesday.
The crew of telephone men have re-
turned to Mrs. NJ. B. Biodgett's, where
they are boarding while making repairs on
the line in this neighborhood.
Minor town officers appointed By the
selectmen to serve for the ensuing year
are: Constables, William H. Slower, F..
III. Billings, Jesse B. Gray; sealer of
weights and measures, o. P. Lime burner /;
surveyor of wood and bark, Holster
Lime burner; fence-viewers, George NJ.
Farnham, John H. Billings, Fl. B. Blod-
gett; pound keeper, Harry Perkins; driver
of hearse, Joseph FL. Tapley; board of
health, Charles E. Crockett, Franklin Far
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C4STISE.


Mrs. Z. A. Carpenter spent several days
last week in Boston.
Hortenss Richardson. who is teaching
la sears port, spent Sunday at ner nome
here.
his family in Cistine, returning to
Augusta Monday.
Marguerite Hooper is spending two
Freeland Morrison.
Misses Miriam and Caroline Walker are
spending their Easter vacation with re-
latives in Rockland.
Mary Richardson is spending the Easter
vacation as the guest of Miss Kate Russell
at her home in New Hampshire.
The teams which were sent to Walkers
pond several months ago to work on the
ice. returned to Castine last week.
William Mayo is spending the week in
Islesford looking after business masters
pertaining to his spring herring work.
Harold Perkins has moved his family
from the James Grin6ie house on Neck
hill to the old Perkins house in Court
street.
Sunday forenoon at the Congregational
church concert program combining the
celebration of Easter, March %, and the
Livingstone Centenary, March 10, vas
rendered by the children of the Sunday
school.
Mrs. Joseph Peterson Was given birth
day surprise ut her home on Saturday
evening. Seventeen were present. The
evening was passed in card playing.
Refreshments were served. All report a
fine time.
March "a. q.
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OBITUARY.

Seldom il ever was this community so
saddened as on Saturday, March Is. when
the news was received that Miss Jessie b.
Bunker had passed away at a hospital in
Massachusetts. Miss Bunker was thirty
six years OF age, the daughter OF George f.
Bunker, OF Brighton, Mass.
Her dsath resulted from brain disease.
Her parents, who were SO devoted and
faithful during her illness, doing all that
skill and money could do, are filled with
grief by her death.
Miss Bunker was born and passed her
childhood days here. Her mot Their died
when she was small. She lived with her
grandmother, Sarah j. Sargent, upon
whom her death falls heavily. She was
held in the highest esteem by her home
friends and schoolmates; also by the
friends she made in her chosen profession
of nurse. She united with the Baptist
church in early life and was a member at
the time OF her death.
She leaves, besides her parents. a
brother Morton, and a sister Hazel.
Funeral services were held at the home
of her father in Brighton, Mass, Monday
The remains were brought here, and SER
vices were held in the church where she
had so often mingled with home friends.
Rev. e. s. Drew officiated. The casket
was covered with flowers.
March "a r.
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SEAWALL.

John Penney is getting his naphtha boat
ready TO launch.
Mrs Mary Ward left Saturday for Still
water TO visit her son Jonn during the
Easter vacation.
Rodney Newman arrived nome Wednes-
day from Aiedfield. Mass, u here ne has
been employed through the winter.
Walter Hadloek and wife, OF Islesford,
have been spending few days with Mrs.
Aaelock's brother, Henry Squirting.
School closed Wednesday. The teacher,
Miss Lamb, returned to her home in Lis
bon Fats for the two weeks !acation.
Master Arthur Seavey, of Northeast
Harbor. has been spending few DAYS
with his grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Ben
son.
Everett Newman and wife. and Souls
\ wman and wife were made members of
the Rebeksh lodge, Southwest Harbor,
March Is.
March "a. T. L. d.
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PHOEBE.
STONINGTON.

E. j. Carter, who has been very i'll Of
grip, is convalescent.
Miss Isabelle Walker has returned from
a visit with friends in Hallowell.
Work has begun on the new j. l.. Goss
wharf, and on the road leading to it.
Thuriow Bros. are putting down their
weir at Webb cove for catching the small
herring for the canning shop.
Marshall Jackson, of Lynn, Mass, who
came to attend the funeral services of his
father, Rev. Joseph jackson, left this week
for home.
Rev. Mr.. Eaton, of the Congregational
church, held a 6 O'Clock service on Easter
morning, with large attendance.
Miss Ethel Tburlow, who has been at
Thomaston the guest of her sister, came
on Saturday for the opening OF the schools.
Mrs. Butler H. Mills, who has spent the
winter in Massachusetts,, is at home. She
slipped on ice recently and broke bone
in her arm.
Rev. Mr.. Carter preached at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning. There
was an Easter concert at the close of the
Sunday school.
Mr.. McMann, manager OF the Lubec
Canning Co., is in town making some re-
pairs on the factory, which will open for
business as soon as the fish put in an APP
paarance.
March "a. NIHIL.
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Nearly everybody is obliged more CT
less to take a laxative. There are of
course a few exceptions. A great many
people also need occasionally to take a
tonic. Probably few households exist
that do not make use OF tonics and
laxatives.
The remedy Peruna is a laxative
tonic. 1t not only operates as a gentle
laxative. but also as a tonic.
The benefit derived from such a
remedy is a great deal more In the
prevention OF disease than IN the cure.
After a person has really become sick.
either with an acute or chronic all
ment, the rule should be to employ a
physician, or some one who can give
the case his personal attention. But
long before this happens the person
VIII complain Of this or that symptom,
which Is not severe enough to interfere
with his regular activities. IL at this
place before the disease has really
gained foothold In the system. a per-
son was to take a dose or two of a
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AMHERST.

Arno Jewett spent last week in Bangor.
Luther Remission was a visitor in Ban
or last week.
Bernard Richie, OF Aurora, was the
'uest OF j. A. Richie and wife over sun
day.
On account of the recent rains, nearly
all the lumbermen have moved from the
woods.
Ross Bracket and wife, OF Davidson,
visited friends in Amherst and Aurora re-
Gently.
A social and entertainment will be held
at the grange hall Monday evening,
March 81.
Miss Hortense Remission, who has been
attending the Csstine normal school, is
home for a vacation.
B. G. Walbridge, who has been employed
by n. II. Grover several months, returned
to Bangor Monday.
Miss Beulah Remission, who has been
at home for short vacation, returned to
Greenville Saturday to resume teaching.
March "a. c.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
antfrtsfmfnts.
A TONIC LAXATIVE
Pe-ru-na, an Up-to-Date Family Medicine Tba,
Should Be In Every Home

good tonic laxative the great naior,.-
of cases Of sickness would be NJ
vented.
Peruna Is remedy that should y.
kept in the house. Its virtue ay
preventive to disease is the thin, =
wish chiefly TO emphasize.
A slight condition of consfina.t..
may lead to serious sluggishness :,
the bowels. biliousness. re-absorn,,o'
of poisonous material and fnon,.
sickness. Or apathy of the stomach
In which the food is not relIshed rcar
gradually lead to atomic dyspepsia a,
to the acquisition of some acute dis.
ease. For either one OF these cond,.
tons a few doses of the tonic laxative
Peruna would set matters right This
Is why the remedy should always be
kept handy by.
when once the value of Peruna a, 4.
household remedy is understood nh
home would be without II. Cathartic,
pills and powders would be discarded
Irritating tonics would be no longer
taken. Alcoholic drinks would have no
place. With a few doses of Per,,na a
vigorous appetite is produced and n
there be any sluggishness Of the
bowels their function is gradually 70.
stored.
Most laxatives are weakening In
their effect. A tonic laxative guards
against this weakening effect. Until
right living has become so thoroughly
established that all medicines are su-
perfiuous. Peruna win be needed. II Ia
exactly the remedy that meets numer-
Gus necessities of the household. Sold
at all drug stores.
Mr.. John b. Perkins, % Whiting St.
Plymouth, Mass. writes: II think Pc.
runa is q number one medicine. l was
troubled with catarrh and bowel com.
plant. tried several doctors. but
could only find temporary relief. I
took Peruna and am glad to say that
IT cured my catarrh and corrected my
bowels" PERUNA Is FOR SALE AT
ALL DRUG STORES.
SPECIAL NOTICE Many persons
are making inquiries for the old
time Peruna. TO such would say
this formula Is now put out under the
name OF KA-TAR-NO. manufactured
by KATHARINE Company, Columbus
Ohio. Write them and they will be
pleased to send you free booklet
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NORTH SULLIVAN,

William and George Bunker visited in
Franklin Sunday.
The quarries are starting operations, and
it seems cheerful to hear the friendly
whistles.
Gilbert q. Pettee, Benjamin Piper and
Alfred Leighton came out of the woods
Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Young and Mrs. Guy Sargent,
OF West Goulds boro, were guests of Oak
man Bunker and wife Saturday.
Many friends of Frank G. Robinson,
formerly of this town, now of Boston,
will be grieved to learn OF his severe ILL
ness of typhoid fever.
Rev. c. A. Purdv, now of Orrington, a
former pastor here, was in town last week
with his moving picture machine, giving
an exhibition at the church. Many old
friends gave him the glad hand.
March "a. NJ
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row, w. E. Bates; truant officers, Eugene
Jordan, Il. II. Condor, B. w. Grindle,
Rev c. F. Atkins,
Roy G. Smith, OF Upton, Mass, formerly
of this town, who graduated from Bluehill
academy with high honor, has passed the
civil service examination as assistant
meat inspector and received an appoint
ment as such the first of February from
the bureau OF animal industry at Wash
ingtou. He and his wife left at once for
Chicago. where he reported for duty
March II. He is very much interested in
his new work.
March "a. Johnson.
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NORTH BROOKLYN,

Ursula Burns Grant has returned to her
new home in Saltwater.
Fred Cole, whose leg was broken by the
kick of his horse, is doing nicely.
The herring weir fishermen are making
preparations for the seasons catch.
Henry Grindle has completed his con-
tract for lathing a cottage at BiuehilI
Falls, and is home.
George Grindle and family, who have
spent the winter here, have moved back
to their home in Seaville.
Henry Burns and John Allen leave to-
day, the former to join the steam yacht
Nirida, and the latter the steam Yacht
Viking at New London, Conn.,, as quarter
master.
Leslie Fiye finished up his winters work
THURSDAY by cutting and piling up in a
small, scrubby growth, two cords Of cord
WOOD, and seventeen logs, in eight and
one-quarter hours actual working.
March "a, XENoPHoN.
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daughter, Mrs. c. II. Abbott, in Bangor, a
few days last week.
A. b. Foss returned Monday from the
Eastern Maine general hospital, Bangor,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Il. q. Toss. who has spent the
winter in Mansfield, Mass, arrived Friday
for an extended visit with her parents,
A. 3. Crabtree and wife,
Mrs. Edward Stratton and daughter
Doris are visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Horace Stratton, Frederic johnson and
Lillian Scammon. who have spent the
Easter recess at home, returned Monday
to Higgins classical institute.
March q. Q.
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AURORA.

Howard Crosby and wife are visiting in
Bangor.
Miss Lulu Rowe, who has been teaching
in Beddington, is home.
Mrs. Hollis Salisbury, OF Amherst, has
been visiting relatives here.
Samuel and William Silsby, who have
been visiting in Beddington. are home.
Mrs. Charles Silsby, who has been visit
ing in Bangor this winter, is with her son,
I'll. t. Silsby.
Augustus Davis and wife, who have
been in the woods for james Richie, have
returned home.
Doris Mace, who has been attending the
winter term of school at Maine Cen
trail institute, Pittsfeld, is home on va
cation.
March "a. z.
SOUTH SURRY.
Miss Roxy Curtis, of Bluehill, is visit
ing relatives here.
Everard G. Young, who has been haul
ing staVewood for Frank Curtis, is home.
Mrs. r. A. Coggins, who has been en-
ployed in Ellsworth seven weeks, is home.
Mary Treworgy and Howard Cunning
ham spent the weekend with their par
ents.
Mrs Elsie Young left Friday to visit her
mother at Bar Harbor. She was accompa-
MED by her brother, Shirley Richardson,
who has been visiting her here,
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ISLE AU HAUr.

Mrs. Margaret l,ufkin is visiting in
Bath.
A. Robinson, who has been very ill, is
convalescent
Miss Lizzie, Coombs arrived home from
Thomaston Friday.
Mrs. Sara Simpson and son Albert were
weekend guests OF j. l.. Chaplin and wife.
The dance at Revere hall Friday even
ing was not well attended on account OF
be storm.
Miss Addie Robinson arrived home Fri
day from Brunswick, where she has been
attending high school
The schooner Mildred MAY. Capt. j. W.
Kane, of Bluehiil, discharged fertilizer at
Merchant island last week for Miss
rherses Damon.
March "a c.
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GREAT POND.

Robert Laughlin has moved his crew
from Hardwood hill.
Mrs. George Crosby is making a short
visit in town. MIR. Crosby has broken
camp and moved out of the woods.
John Haynes has just finished putting
up his ice at Alligator lake. Misses
Bertha Colson and Phyllis Williams are
spending few days there with Mrs.
Haynes.
The travelling is very bad. The stage
was unable to get here Saturday night on
account OF the high water over Goodwin's
bridge, Mariaville. The ice is break ting
up in Great pond.
Mrs. Albert Haynes, who went to the
East Maine general hospital for treatment
a few weeks ago, has regained her health.
and is visiting friends in Bangor. Misses
Winifred and Alberta Haynes are board
ing with Irs. John Gregg in Amherst.
Jasper II. Haynes is at home from Shaw q
business college.
March "a. Z.
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Miss Maude Stewart has gone TO Egg
Rock, where she is employed in the light
keepers family.
Dorothy Strout is with her grandpar-
ents, f. X. Tracy and wife, and will attend
school here this spring.
Woodbury. Lufkin is home from Brook
Ign, n. Y, where he was called by the
illness OF his sister, Mrs. X. T. Waldron.
Her many friends are glad TO know she is
on the road to recovery.
Roy Stewart, engineer OF the coast mis-
sioDary boat Sunbeam, and Zenas
Tabbutt, the cook. are having few days,
vacation here, W lille Rev. A. p. Macdonald
the coast missionary, is spending a few
days with his family at Woburn, Mass.
March "a. :
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LAMO1NE.

Joseph and Charlie Hodgkins are at
home from Hebron for a weeks vacation.
Paul Leland, of Bucksport, with his
sister, Miss Mildred, are guests at Capt.
Charles Hodgkins'.
Miss Ethel Reynolds and Miss Vera
Berry are spending few days at F. L..
Bodgkins'. They will leave Tuesday to
visit Miss Berry's sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Manchester, at Northeast Harbor.
A service to celebrate the Livingstone
centennial was held at the church Sunday
evening. Near the close OF the service,
Miss Muriei Linscott was suddenly taken
ill, and WAS carried to the home of Rev.
w. II. Rice. She was able to be removed
to her home on Monday.
March %. r. II.
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So TTON.

Ethel Bunker is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Watson, at North Sullivan.
The schooner Kate Pray sailed Thursday
for Portland on her first trip OF the season.
Philip Bunker is having a weeks vsca-
ton from the high school at Northeast
Harbor.
Edgar Black came home from the Maine
general hospital last week, not much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Jennie Pierce and children, OF
Manset, are visiting her parents, Charles
Black and wife.
Earl Stanley and wife have returned to
their home here, after spending several
week. in Sedgwick and Friendship.
March "a. Tot.
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ASHNILIE.

Miss Gertrude Martin is visiting her
brother Linwood in Bar Harbor.
Miss Butler, OF North Sullivan. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alfred Preble.
William Martin, jr., and family, who
have been ill OF grip, are much better.
A daughter tMargueritel was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Preble on Monday.
Mrs. Lillian Stinson, of Seal Harbo
was the guest Of Mrs. Wylie Hammond
recently.
Mrs. Lamont johnson and son Ellis. OF
Sullivan. spent few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett, recently.
The Wednesday club will hold an apron
and ice-cream sale at Pettee's store We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, March 20.
Mrs. Moses Bartlett, who has been
visiting friends in Dixmont, is home.
Her mother, Mrs. Caroline Rowe, accom-
panied her.
March "a. PHOEBE.
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RLrEHUL CALLS.

Millie Eaton has returned home.
Mrs. Harriet Conary has been seriously
ill the past week.
Mrs. Edith Candage and children are
home from Penobscot.
Little Bernice Meservev gave party
March u, her fourth birthday.
Mrs. May ODER is home from Sargent
vile, where she has spent two weeks.
Roy Hall went to Rock land Thursday to
have her eyes treated. he returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Leighton had the pleasure Of en-
tsrtaining her sister and niece from Cut
Ter last week.
March "a CRUMBS.
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NEWS.
SOUTH GouLpsBoRO.

The Z. T. Russell Co. started its clam
factory March 20.
Miss Dora Hooper, of East franklin,
was recent guest of Miss Gladys Hooper.
G. F. Bunker, wife and son, who accom-
panied the remains Of his daughter from
Brighton, Mass, returned home Wednes-
day.
While playing with his brother We'd
nesday, Master Horace Myrick received a
cut with sharp axe on the back of his
a physician.
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nRIrrARY-
ANON

William Conary died at his home March
10. Although II was known be was in
falling health, none realized his serious
condition. Only three days after he COM
pletely gave up, the painful illness ended
in death.
Mr.. Conary was born in Surry in 1868,
the son of Jesse and Dorothy Conary.
he was a kind and affectionate neigh Dor
and friend, and his cheerful disposition
won for him host of friends. He will
be sadly missed.
He is survived by MOI her-Mrs Doro-
thy Conary, one brother-Jesse, two
sisters-Mrs. Otis Carter and Mrs. II. c.
Ellington; also three nieces.
Funeral services were held at his home
on the Bluehili road March is, Rev. p. A.
A. Killam, of Ellsworth, officiating.
March "a. c.