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HANCOCK 14 Home. 150 Union Street, where friends may call. son, John of Greenville; his father, George Mjers of. Clet eland, three half-sisters, Mrs. Hilda Berger and Mrs.

Florence Shea of Cleveland, and Mrs. Lillian Robe Jtk, Grafton, O. Funeral services will be from the Harvey funeral home Tuesday at 2 oclock with the Rev. John A. Morrison officiating.

Burial will be in Greenville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Banger Doily Newi, Monday, November 9, 1953 I Born on Beach Hill, Mount 1 ert, he waa the son of Reuben and Catherine (Richardson i Carter. His wife was Ella (Brockway) Carter. Surviving are aeven atep-child-ren, Charles Wall of Seal Harbor.

Alvah Wall of California, Clifford Wall of Seal Cove, John Carter of Beech Hill, Eugene Wall of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Harry Bordeaux of Mount Desert, and Mrs. Marjorie Olds of Boston. Funeral service will be In the Fernaid funeral home in Mount Desert at two oclock Wednesday afternoon.

Burial will be at the Seal Cove cemetery in Tremont. Bearers will be Cecil. Earl and Karl Carter and Charles Walls spent the summer months with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Lament, here. Mra Brown had been a member of the Danvers Seventh Day Adventist Church for the past 50 years.

She is survived by one son, Arthur of Danvers, one daughter, Mrs. Doris Lamont of Westfield; five sisters. Mrs. Ella Carey, Mrs. Mary Dempsey, Miss Sarah Putnam.

Mrs. Louise Clarke and Mrs. Eunice Watters, all of Danvers. Mass two grandson and two great-grandchildren. Praters were conducted in the chapel of the Lalng Memorial Funeral Home of Mars Hill Sunday Lobstermen Lose Equipment Again 1 PORTLAND.

Nov. 8 (AP Lobster fishermen, apparently Maine's heaviest In a sleetladen -northeaster, rounded up storm-scattered g' today a- counts feared damage in the thousands. Sea and Shore Fisheries Warden Supervisor Dwight W. Underwood said lobster traps, buoy and other fishing tackle were hurled all along the coast. Underwood estimated average loss to fishermen In such a storm would prove to about 25 per cent of equipment Involved.

He said he had heard reports of lobsters being removed from beached traps but knew of no actual offerees. It's illegal to molest beached fishing geac Underwood said. Utilities knocked out in yesterday's storm were back in service today and transportation was back on mrinal schedules. Windows and doors were broken at Portland Head Light and the living quarters were temporarily flooded by anpry waves In the northeaster. the sea also damaged facilities at Hslfway Rock, nine miles from Cape Elizabeth.

Missing Eastport Hunter Walks Out Of Woods Unaided EASTPORT, Nov. Donald Bairett, 21 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Barrett of Eastport, came out of dense woods five miles from Baring Sunday morning at 8 30 o'clock after being lost since Saturday afternoon. Barrett had gone into the woods on a deer hunting trip near Marion with two companions and when he failed to show up at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at a prearranged meeting place, the two other hunters, Arthur Hayward snd Pat Follis.

both of Eastport, searched for him throughout the night. After looking 4n vain for the missing man, the two men summoned Oame Wardens Dale Speed of Princeton and Virgil Ladd of Waite, and an Indian guide from Pleasant Point to aid In the search. Barret.t, who had spent Saturday night in a swamp, came out unaided, however, and in good physical condition. Barrett, formerly of Eastport, now Is employed by Arrhour Company at Bangor. His wife, Mrs.

Joan (Flaherty) Barrett, and seven-months-old son reside at piesent in Eastport with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Carl Flaherty. WILLIAM J. WALLACE DREW, Nov.

8 William J. Wallace, 69, died Friday evening In a Houlton hospital after a short illness. Born June 25, 1884, In Acadia Mills, N. he was the son of Thomas and Sarah (Mooney) Wallace. Surviving are two aons and two daughters.

Funeral services ill be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Brett Potter in Drew, where Mr. Wallace had lived since 1927. The Rev. John Blake will officiate. Burial will be in the Drew Central Maine Jaycees Meet At Skowhegan SKOWHEGAN, Nov.

-Despite hazardous traveling weather that curtailed attendance from tome of the more-distant clubs nearly 50 attended Saturday night's first district Jaycee meeting held in Skowhegan. Club represented Included Skowhegan, Waterville, Dexter and Dover-Poxcroft. It was a ladies night program wuh a supper preceding the separate business meetings of the men and wives with a dance followed. President of local chapters attending. included E.

Keith Hamilton of Waterville: Chester Hartford of Dexter; Francis Bickmore of Dover-Poxcroft and John Boudreau of Skowhegan. 8Ute Vice President Fred Me Dopald of Skowhegan conducted the men's meeting with Boudreau as president of the host organization acting aa matter of ceremonies for the supper. Mrs Joyce McDonald, president of the Skowhegan Jaycettes, conducted the womens meeting. At the men's meeting each ot the locals reported on projects under way In their town. Herbert Roode, Skowhegan, state chairman of the Voice of Democracy project, stated that 18 Jaycee locals In Maine had already reported they were sponsoring the project In their town.

Waterville Jsyceet are sponsoring the contest in Watertnlle, Winslow, Fairfield, Oakland High Schools and Mount Mericl Academy. Other district chapters sponsoring the project Include Skowhegan and Dover-Poxcroft At the womens meeting plans for formation of Jaycette group made up of wives of Jaycee members in each of the district towns were discussed. Plans were discussed for attending Gardiner' charter night. November 18. when National President Dain Domic will be attending as well -as the November 21 state meeting at Lucerne.

The supper was served by All-Saints Guild of Skowhegan. Playing for the dance that followed was Ted Casher's Orchestra. The affair was held at the auditorium of the new elementary school with visitors shown through the new OBITUARIES MRS. WILLIAM M. WHITNEY Mi.

Nellie M. Whitney, 74. widow of William Whitney, died Sunday at a local hospital. She i survived by two daughters, Mr. Rex Betti of Orrirgton and Mis Annie Whitney of Newport; a on, Clyde, of four grandchildien and a greatgrandchild.

She had lived with her daughter in Orrmgton for the past 22 years. Funeral services will be held at the Clark-Mitchell Funeral Home, 55 South Main Street, Brewer, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friend may call thi afternoon and evening. ALEXIS PELLETIER Alexis Pelletier, 76, 131 South Main Street, Brewer, died Sunday In a local hospital after a brief lljness. He was born in Old Town, the son of Alexis and Mane (Bndg-ham) Pelletier, and had lived in Brewer for 55 years.

He had been employed by the J. Waterman firm as a clothing salesman, and later by John Paul in the same capacity. He retired six years ago. Surviving are his wife. Georgia; four daughters.

Mra Earle Doucette of Augusta, Mrs. Clyde Robbins, Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald and Mrs. Robert Dutch, all of Brewer; a brother, James, of Augusta; 11 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. The remains are at the residence, 131 South Main Street.

Funeral arrangements will be announced. FAIL COTE VAN BUREN, Nov. -Paul Cote, 68, died Saturday at his home following a long illness. He was born In Cyr Plantation, son of Hypollte and Mary (Roy) Cote and had lived in the vicinity of Van Buren all his life. Surviving are five children.

Mrs Hattie St. Pierre, Mrs. Adelaide St. Pierre and Mrs. Mary Rov all of Van Buien, Mrs.

Victoria Doucette of Hartford, and Simone St. Pierre of Van Buren; three sons, Tom is, Charles of Van Buren and Alcide of Augusta. Friends may call at the residence of Charles Cote, Main street. Van Buren until time of the funeral. A Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated Tuesday morning at o'clock at St.

Brunos Church with the Rev. John J. Bouchard of St. Reml, Keegan, celebrant. -Interment will be in the family lot at Van Buren.

MRS. EDITH BROWN WESTFIELD, Nov. 8 Mrs. Edith M. Brown 77.

died at a Mars Hill hospital Saturday aftei a rief illness. She was born In Danvers, November 9. 1875, where she had been a resident for the past 50 rears. The past few years she Auburn Man Named Grand Chef de Garc Of Legion 40 And 8 AUBURN, Nov. 8 (AP) Don-aciano Olquin, Auburn, a past commander of the Lewiston American Legion post, today -as ele-t-d grand chef de gsre of the Legion's 40 snd 6.

He succeeds Charles Komnlnos of Bangor who recently died. The State election was held at the Legion Alden M. Gavton Post tn this city. Geo- E. Gtllia of the Lewiston post was elected grand commit voyageur.

Bronson Beardsley, Mrs Clarence Smith, Mra. Maurice Hatch, Mrs. Arthur Lincoln. Mrs. Ernest Stein, Mrs.

William Kennlston, Mrs. Rodney Allan, Mrs. Dennis Haggerty, Mrs. Francis Saunders and Mrs. Byron Dow.

Htlp Wantftd Fsmal II GIRL OR WOMAN To work at Rewe Stand. Apply Bangor Maws Agency, It Washington. Bangor. HOUSEWIVES Earn extra Xmai money apar tim with our lovely line Lingerie, Hosiery, Draaae. Outfit free.

CL Co. Manchester, New Hampshire. HOUSEKEEPER Capable women lor general housework. Good wages 1 adult, boy in Junior High. TeL 1-OM3 HOUSEWIVES Addreae advertising postcards.

Must hav good hand-writing. UNDO. Watertown. Mast. HOUSEKEEPER-COOK Oood home.

13 weekly. Writ Bog A-, Bangor Daily Newa. LADIES Earn aitra cash bv addressing advertising postal at horns. Write. Vail Box 141, Muneta.

Indiana. Help Wanted Male 17 ftAICnt WANTED Dif verk. Donald's Bakery, Gardlatr, Main. Tal. Oardlnar 333.

BARBER WANT ED-First data, at Union Station Barbor Shop. DRIVER -SALESMAN 3i-M to manage and perala established consumer grocery roule. excellent advancement, possibilities for willing worker. Guaranteed salary, commission and bonus, paid aeration. group 111 Insurance, hospitalisation, retirement plan, sick benefit, aecurttv.

Bed sn delivery furnished, expentea paid. Apply to Mr. Harold Marrow at Sterling Hotel. Dealer. Main.

Interview held Tuesday, gam. lo pm. DISHWASHER Day or night shift. Transportation arranged. Oroookd Restaurant.

Bangor Rd Orono. FOREION AND DOMESTIC JOBS High pay to 1400 Par paid. Alaska. So. US.

etc. Stamped elf-addrsd enclosure brings reply. Foreign Opportunities. 131, Waseca. Minnesota.

Answer To Kwickie Kwia AnVr: For the father's present age to remain, aa it waa 6 year ago, 7 times hia aon age, the aon would hare to have become 6 years older aa the father grew 35 years older; this is not true; 30 years changed from 7 to 4 timet; 3 into 30 la 10. son's age; 4 times 10 is 40, father's ge. ths datsl MRS. GRACE A. DUXTON PITTSFIELD, Nov.

8 Mra Grace A. Dunton, 68, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Norwood White, after a long ill ness. She was born February 15. 1885 In Rockland, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo Memtt. She had lived In Burnham most of her life and was a member of the Baptist Church there. She is survived by her husband Roscoe Dunton, two sons, Irving Dunton of Unity and Willis Dunton of Burnham; seven daughter Mrs. Merle Andrews, Skowhegan; Mrs.

Flora Moulton, Bingham; Mrs. Lucy Ward, Massachusetts; Mrs. Myrtle White, Pittsfield; Mrs. Irene Achorn, Benton; Mra Marjorie Gibbs, East Rochester, N. Mra Glennie Rinea Pittsfield; 18 grandchildren, aeven great grandchildren.

Servides will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Donald Bhorey funeral chapel. Burial will be in the village cemetery at Pittsfield. The body Is at the chapel where friends may call Monday from 2-4 o'clock In the afternoon and from 7-8 o'clock In the evening. NORMAN L. RICHARDSON SKOWHEGAN, Nov.

8 Norman Leigh Richardson, 40. died at a local hospital Sunday night His home qra a In Clinton, where he waa bora March 26. 1913, son of Beulah Ireland Richardson and the late Blaine Richardson. HU wife Elizabeth Ames Richardson. Besides his 'wife and mother he is survived by three children, Harriet, Norman, and Richard William, all of Clinton; a sister, Mrs.

Sylvia Miller of Gorham and a brother, Blaine Richardson of East Skowhegan. Funeral services will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Canaan Union Church witlrthe Rev. A. E. Fos officiating.

Burial will be in Falrvtew cemetery in Canaan- The body will be at Lord I funeral home until Wedneaday noon. ALBERT H. WING Albert Henry Wing, 68, died Sunday at a local hoapitaL He was bom In Bangor and had been a resident of Hermon for several years." He was a member of the Lynde Masonic lodge of Hermon and the Royal Arch Chapter of Bangor. He retired two yean ago after more than 20 years of service with the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad. Surviving are hi wife, Etta, and several cousins.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Clark-Mitchell funeral home, 150 Union Street, when friend may call FRANKLIN 8. BLAISDELL Franklin 6. BlaisdeU of 261 Fern Street died Sunday at a local hospital He was born in Washington, D. and also had lived many yean In Hampdenl He waa a 32nd Degree Mason and a retired executive of the Southern Railroad in Washington, D. C.

Surviving are his wife, Jacquelyn: two nephews, Bnsn Lennan, Cano-ga Park. Calif, and Fred Lennan, New York; and a niece, Mr. Margaret Jones, Millwood. Va. Funeral services will be held Wenesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Clark-Mitchell Runeral Card of Thank wish ta exprese our sincere thanks ta all relatives, friends and neighbor lor their man acta ol kindneaa la th lou o( our husband and father.

Alto tht Amertesn Legion. Women's Auxiliary. Topufleld. Girls from War Knlt-tine Company, Calais for beautiful floral tributes Mrs. Walter Beach Mr.

and Mra. Maurice Beach and Pamlly Mr. and Mrs. Erll Beach and Pamlly Mr. and Mra.

Wilbur Lana and Pamlly We atneerely xtlth ta thank all our friends, neighbors. relative and ergsnlts-tlons for their kindnesa and sympathy In the lov of our wlf and mother. The beautiful flowers, cards, etc helped SO much at this time. Many thanka to each and every one. Mr.

Lewis Bunker Mr. end Mrs. Melvin Bunker Mr. snd Mrs. Merle Bunker Ellsworth.

Maine In Memoruun In loving memory of nur dear father, Paul Blk who row nod Nov. t. 1MJ Ten year have pad tnc that tod day When th on loved waf railed away. He waa always true, un)fih and kind. Few tn thi world, htt equal you'd find.

A beautiful Iff that came to on end, died aa lived, erervone'a friend Badly tmaed bv hit children. Let. Maine ffC. Noland Benton Nov. If.

me Harry 8 fienwm Nov. If. IMft Memories are traures no ont can steal. Death I a heartache no one can heal. Bom mev forget the ones who ara rone.

But we will remember no matter bow lonf. Ethel M. Benton Hatel O. Doyen "MARK EVERY GRAVE" Fletcher I Butterfield Co. I Cemetery Memorials 86 Central Street Bangor, Me.

CROWE FUNERAL HOME IS Forest Avw Dial S-1MS morning at 10 oclock, with the Rev. Alvon W. Perrine, pastor of the Westfield Seventh Day Adventist Church, officiating. Funeral service will, be conducted Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the WiliHim H. Crosby Funeral Home at Danvers, with the Rev.

Roscoe Moore of Portland Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating. will be. In Walnut Grove Cemetery In Danvers. MRS. ORA M.

IRISH ROCKLAND, Nov. 8 Mrs. Ora Mae Irish, 73, widow of Levere O. Irish, of West Meadow Road, Rockland, died early Sunday at a Union nursing home after a long lllnesa. She was born November 4.

1880. at Thomaston, the daughter of Harry S. and Adella (Andrews) Robbins. She Is survived by an uncle, Sidney Andrews of West Rockport; and five nieces, Mrs. Frank Rokes and Mrs.

Clarence Munsey of Rockland, Mrs. Walter Carroll of Rockport, Mrs. Mertie Blake of Camden and Mrs. A. B.

McIntyre of Warren. Funeral service will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Burpee funeral home with the Rev. J. Charles MacDonald of the First Baptist church officiating. Burial will be at West Rockport.

MRS. DOROTHY JOHNSTON SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Nov. 8 Mr. Dorothy (Hopkins) Johnston, 67, died Sunday In a Bar Harbor hospital after a short illness. Born in Montreal, she was the daughter of William and Hlen (Valentine) Hopkins.

She was a member of St. John's Episcopal church in Southwest Harbor. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Brown of Madison, N. two sons, J.

Murrey Johnston of New Vernon, N. and William Johnston of Southwest Harbor; one aister, Mrs. G. D. Cameron of Kelowna, British Columbia, and nine grandchildren.

Memorial services will be conducted In St. John's- Episcopal church Tuesday, the Rev. Robins Thatcher officiating. Burial will be at the Mount Heights cemetery. ROLAND LEWIS CARTER MT.

DESERT, Nov. 8 Roland Lewis Carter, 78. died Saturday in a Bar Harbor convalescent home. PLUMBERS NOTICE The State Plumbers Examining Board is holding an examination for journeyman aifd master plumbers at the Armory, Gardiner, Maine, at Channel Five 8 Hal Shaw 8:30 Hal 8 aw Western Theater Weather Roundup 6:45 Global Pictur Lit 1 1 Marrie Tot Of Thu Town I Lor Lucy 9 Broadway To Hollywwod 9:30 Robert Mong ornery 11:30 Owl Theater FUNERAL SERVICES MILO, Nov. 8 Funeral service for Mrs.

Flossie Wingate, who died Friday, will be held from the residence at 2 o'clock Monday. FOREST STATION, Nov. 8 Funeral service were conducted for Mra Edward Grass at her home in Forest Station Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. H.

E. Danielson officiated. Bearers were all grandchildren; Wayne and Peter Grass; Ralph and Edwin Knights, and Vinal and Lawrence Carlow. Interment was In the family lot at the Easton cemetery In Danforth. SEARS PORT, Nov.

8 Funeral services for Deborah Melissa Damon, infant daughter of Erwin and Laura (Harrtman) Damon, were held at the residence cl her maternal grandparents, Mr and Mra Willard Harrtman. Friday afternoon, with the Rev. Doyle Thompson, pastor of Cape Jelllson Pentecostal Church, officiating. Interment was In the fami'y lob1 at Mount Prospect Cemetery Stockton Springs. PROSPECT.

Nov. 8 Funeral services for Roscoe Leroy Curtis, who died at Prospect Friday, will bw held at the home of Mra Ralph Staples, Frankfort Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Charles Mitchell of the Searsport Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrims Home cemetery, Monroe. ORONO, Nov.

8 A Requiem High Mass for John Francis Maher was celebrated Saturday morning St. Mary'a Catholic church with the Very Rev. Thomas M. Nelligan officiating. Bearers were Daniel Maher, Frank Birmingham, Arthur Me-Hale, Walter McHale, Clarence O'Brien and Francis Riva.

Interment was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Bangor. CALAIS, Nov. 8 Funeral services for Paul Glenn Ross, Machinist Mate First Class of the Brunswick Naval Air Base, were held at the Methodist Church in Milltown Friday afternoon with the Rev. Roy Burgess officiating.

The Chief Petty Officer and ev-en Machinist Mate. First Class at the Naval baje acted as pall bearers. Interment was in Calais cemetery. Caroline Colvin, Former Maine Dean, Succumbs ORONO, Nov. 8-Miss Caroline Colvin, for whom Colvin Hall, a girls dormitory at the University of Msine waa named, died Friday evening at Richmond, Ind.

Funeral services will be at Smith Funeral Home at Fountain City, Ind, Monday afternoon. Mias Colvin was a graduate of Indiana University, and she received her PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. She taught in Indiana secondary schools and did research work in Ireland and Scotland before she became Instructor in European history at the University of Maine in 1902. In 1906 she waa promoted to full professor and became head of the history and government department, a position she held until 1932. Miss Colvin became the first dean of women at the University of Maine tn 1923 and remained dean until 1927.

In 1932 she was named professor emeritus. Colvin Hall waa named for her in 1930. She waa active In forming a Women's Student Government Association at the University of Maine In 1919 and in forming the All-Maine Women 8odety. Mias Colvin waa a member of Phi Kappa Phi. the American Historical Association, and the American Society of Antiquaries.

She received an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Maine Iff 1927, Northeast Harbor Soldiers Remains Arriving Tuesday NORTHEAST HARBOR, Nov. 8 Pfc. Carlton A. Taylor, Jr, aon of Carlton A. Taylor and Mr.

Olive Taylor Tourtelotte, both of Northeast Harbor, died In Korea September 13 while serving with the 21st Ordance Depot The remains are scheduled to arrive here Tuesday. Pfc. Taylor received his basic training at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. He left for overseas duty, December 1952. Besides his parents auvivors are one sister, Mr.

Frederick F. Brown: twin brothers, Malcolm and Marshall, all of Northeast Harbor; several aunts, uncles, and cousins Remains will arrive here Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted under the direction of Lur-vey Wright Post 103, American Legion, at the Union church here Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Horace Leavitt of Somesville officiating. Military honors will be accorded at the Interment at Forest Hill cemetery.

Canadian Consul Dies In Boston BOSTON. Nov. 8 (AP) George S. Patterson, 66, Canadian consul general in Boston, (lied unexpectedly at his Back Bay apartment today while talking with two Canadian government attaches. Hit guests, Chester A.

Rennlng and Paul Veaulieu, said Patterson complained of illness and collapsed a short time later. Patterson Joined the Canadian foreign service 10 years ago. He served in Ottawa, Chunking. Nanking. Tokyo and Shanghai before being named to1 tha Boston post list September.

Lost A Found DIAMOND RINO Lost Sunday, vfclnlty Cltiaena Utilities, mala oflics, rid. Call 41. LOST Small brown ehnnft puns, eon-Ulnlni money and appointment card. Reward. Call 1-3001.

LOST A Mttonlr rlnf. la Columbia Market. between 11 and 11.3 a m. Call MIS (or rrward. Personals XXFKRT RADIO Repair In.

Pick-up and delivery ssrvic. Talbot Purnltura Company. 1 Broad Street. Dial 4113. Wise.

Bastnesa Ssrvks 11 APPLIANCE VACCUM CLEANERS Radio Repairs Klactrla Appliance Cantar, Pickering Square. 1-1634. AUNT MART Birthday dub yaur baby photofraph every birthday lor year, only MM. Blrsbella studio, Central Bsagar. S-SSI.

AUTO BODY And Itodar repair. Quality work. Lowaal price. Mac' Garage. Newport.

Tal. ta Brewer Upholstering Co. PV-k-ap and delivery sorrir anywhere tn Main. Guaranteed workmanship Prea ettunate. Credit tarma arraneed.

Id Boyd Street, Bangor, Mama 1L 1-3466. COMPETENT DAY Cara of ona or tww children. Call at 11 Bddyway 3rd floor, afier hva. Expert Piano Tuning Rerulatlnf. de-methtnt.

Paat, dependable aerriee. Call or write- Andrew Munir Hnuxe. Banxor. Tel. 4013.

Faheys Upholstering Co. Your furniture dona ever juat Uka new. Mattress rebuilt and recovered. D. Pahey, 1 Hotan Road.

Baner. Tel. 647. FLOOR Surfannx atrvire aandlnt, re-flniahir. wexin.

polishing. mstato-near Ruft Completely equipped. Kinney Home Service. 3464 Scout Leaders Meet At Pittsfield PITTSFIEU). Nov.

8 Mrs. Rod-eaic Smith was hostess to the newly-organized Oirl Scout Leaders Oroup Thursday evening when troop problems and future programs were discussed. Brownie troop leaders and assistants as well as Oirl Scout leaders were Invited to attend. Mra John Baxter, Jr- and Mra Paul Alwine, Jr- reported on the Acadia Section area meeting which they attended in Bangor. Mrs.

H. A. McCready demonstrated samples of various craft work that might be made by the Brownie troops. A round-table discussion concluded the evening's program. The next meeting will be December 3 at the home of Mra Byron Dow.

Leaders at the meeting were Mrs. classrooms. Date of the next district meeting will be announced. Miac Business Service 11 HOUSECLSANINO Kvarvthmi. paint, rug, uphoUtery, floor.

Material, ma. rhlnea, experience Complete ealiafactlon. Kinney Home Service. 346. RANOB BURNVRS Cleaned and serviced flttlalacUon guaranteed.

Dial Ml) locally. REMINOTON ILECTRIO Shaver service Shaver returned day red. J. Leifhton Aftncy, St Central SL, Bangor, Ma. 3M1.

TV DOCTOR For day. Bight service Work guaranteed. Priret right. Bangor IlM-IIM Antennae Installed. WINDOW CLEANINO Storm window work.

Olaaing Hava your broken glass replaced now. Window gist tor tala. Free delivery, Bangor-Brawar. TeL 413S. Moving, Trucking Storags 12 SUM OEN.

TRUCKING Ashaa. and rubblth. Van furniture moving. Also a dump truck. Phone 1-dM).

Help Wanted Ferns II BABY SITTER 1 3-11 aa, day weekly. Tel. Orons -41. CAPABLE WOMEN Par BuUtant conk snd relied worker la kitchen for Information apply Employment Oflica, Mt. Holyoke Celled.

Bo. Hadley, Meat. CAPABLE PEMALB Ocneral housework. live tn. excellent salary.

Call 1-430 between -11 a m. CAPABLE OIRL Poe general housework. Live Pi. No rooking. Call 31.

DEMONSTRATORS 3-M dally a pa retime. Our lingerie and apparel are aan-atioa of party plan telling. Prea out lit. Barilo Paahlona, 4146 -J Lawranca, Chicago. OIRL OR WOMAN Single.

11-36, with atort experience, boura 11-1 t-day week. Starting pay 3d. Th Nila Store, 311 Ohio Ban or. OIRL For general houaawork. Protestant home.

References required. 1100 per month. Mrs. W. Field.

Stanwich Lena. Oreenwich. Conn. GENERAL HOUSEWORK Eoy a refined elderly lady, must bav good references. Call awe before m.

No laundry work OIRL WANTED For Waitress and fountain work. Apply Miller's Luncheonette, Washington Street. Bangor. ADD tilt MRS. LNA C.

rOGG WYTOPITLOCK, Nov. 8 Mrs. In C. Fogg, 84, died suddenly at the home of her brother, Frank Rollins, Saturday. The daughter of the late Greenwood and Julia (Prouty) Rollins, she was bora lq Wytopltlock June 19,1869.

Surviving besides her brother, Frank of Wytopltlock, la one daughter, Mra Prance Young. Funeral services will be held at the Wytopltlock Baptist church Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, with the Rev. John Black, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at the Wytopltlock cemetery. GEORGE E.

WARNER CHERRYFIELD, Nov. 8 George E. Warner, 82, died suddenly at his home Sunday. He was the son of the late Daniel and Maude (Carter) Warner and was born In Harvard, October 9, 1871. Mr.

Warner is survived by his wife, Margaret and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be from the residence Monday morning at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Stephen Rice of Machias officiating. Interment will be in Forest Vale cemetery, Hudson, Mass, Tuesday afternoon st 2 o'clock. JOHN MYERS GREENVILLE.

Nov. 8 John Myers, 68, died late Saturday evening at a Greenville bos-pitaL He waa bora In Cleveland. O. December 28. 1886.

the son of George and Rose (Kubu) Myers. He had lived In Greenville for 20 years. As a steelworker, his work took him throughout the 48 states and many foreign countries Survivors ire his wife, Ethel and ITSTK or JUINE BsBfor, Novmbr 153 PThB BOARD' or REGISTRATION for th City o( Bsnxor sill In ion Room No 31. in th City Hsll. on th lS-n-ll-ll-JO-31 nf Nowmbtr (com nine o'clock in the lorcnoon to on oclock In th ltrnoon.

snd Irom thr to A oclock In th oltrnoon snd Irom seven to nln oclock In th tvenlnx, (or th purpox ot r(itrins th nm of voter xn! corrcUnt th otin lit. urtKolorly. thl ritrtion will cloe 8turdy th Jl-t dy ol November ISM st o'clock M. Frnsssl sspcsrsoc Is rqulrd of voter in order to hsve hi nm registered The Bord of Ref itrtlon 111 In session on th dv ot election to giv any yegixtered voter who nmo been omitted from th volinf lit. or In whnr mm or ridenc ploed on aid voting lint a clerlral rrnr been mad, a ctrtidcat ntitltn him to vot.

Irmini O. Kelley. Chairman kotki or vobeclosibe WHEREAS Charlotto Lord of th County ol Penobcot ond State of Maine, by her mortfatt deed. dted November 3S. 1S5S and recorded In tht Penobscot Count Rrfiury ol Dd In Book No.

133S. Psg It. conveyrd to Union Mutual Lif lnsurnca Company, a corporation orsanited and existing undrr th law th Slat ol Main, and haring It principal office at Portland. In th County of Cumberland and Btate of Mam, the following-described premises, situated in th Tosn of Lincoln. County of Penobrot.

snd Sttt of Msino, and bounded and described si follows, to Wtt' A certain lot or parrel of land with thr building thereon, situated In said Town nf Lincoln and bslng bounded and described as follows. Beginning on the southerly side of th military road at thv corner formed bv Its junction with th town road leading from said military road to the fsrm of Stephen Chase, and running thenca on said town road to land owned bv said Stephen 8 Chase: thence northerly on a line of said Chats land to th lot lines between river lots numbered seventeen and eighteen: thence northwester! on said lo' line to th military road, thence on a line ol said military road to the place nf beginning Being th earn premises ronvevrd to ihe Grantor herein by Melvin H. Pesvev by warranty deed dated April 7 14 and recorded In Penoh-cot County Registry of Deeds In Book 11M Page 3Jl. Excepting snd reserving those pram-lees described In deed of Charlotto P. Lord to State of Main dated Det ember 13.

149 and recorded In said Registry of Deeds la Book 1301, Page 3SS and WHEREAS the enndltlon of said mortgage has been broken. NOW. THEREFORE bv reason of th breach ol the condition thereof th undersigned UNION MUTUAL LIrE IN-SL'RANCE COMPANY, th owner and holder of record of said mortgage, bv this notice signed bv Harold D. Lang. Its Vice-President, thereunto duly authorised, claims forerlosur of said mortstge Dated at Portland Mains, this filth day of November A i6t UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY By Harold tang Vice-President.

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