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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-13

No remedy ever gave such universal sat
isfaction wherever introduced as Browns In
slant Relief Try it.
If sick headache is misery, what are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills if they will positively
cure it? People who have used them speak
frankly OF their worth. They are small and
easy to take.
A box Of Ayers Pills saved many a fit Of
sickness. When a remedy does not happen to
be within reach, people are liable to neglect
slight ailments and of course. if serious illness
follows they have to suffer the consequences.
"a stitch in time saves nine"
There Is no one article in the line of medi-
cires that gives so large return for the mon
ey AS good porous strengthening plaster,
such as Carriers Smart Weed and Beladonna
Backache Plasters.
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sunset.
Mr.. G. F. Small was in Bangor last

sunset
Mr. G. F. Small was in Bangor last
week to purchase lumber.
As z. S. knowlton, editor of the Deer
Isle Gdzette was returning from his office
at Green's Landing to his home at Sunset.
he overturned his carriage throwing him
out and considerably damaging the wagon
and harness. Mr.. knowlton was very for
tunate in escaping with SO few injuries.
School at Sunset is progressing finely
under the instruction of Miss Myra Mills.
We understand our next district lodge
will be held with Winter Home Lodge at
So. Deer Isle, in August
The prospect of an abundant and early
season is good in this locality. The grass
and many of the other crops are three
weeks earlier than in former years.
KNIP.
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Surry.
June 9th was observed as Chidren's Day
by the Methodist Sunday school, with
concert at the church which was very ill.,
teresting Some fine speaking by the chill
drtn and the floral offerings were beautiful.
They were greatly assisted by Miss Arey
of Bucksport who is teaching school here.
Mrs Abigail Thomas died June 9Th, at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wood
bury She was 50 wears and 8 months Old,
had been in town about twenty-five years
and was formerly Of Stockton.
Ten soldiers, weary and worn from SER
vices in the late war. met and decorated
the graves of nine of their comrades who
have gone before to await the great bugle
call. After that sad service they were
Joined BY about one hundred citizens and
listened to short address by Rev. f. A.
Palmer of Ellsworth. which was highly APP
preciated by all. Prayer was offered by
Rev d. b. Phelan, and two hymns We're
sung by the sweet-yoced singers. Chill
dren brought flowers to deck the graves of
those heroes whose noble deeds they can
never prize as we older ones do, but we
want them to honor those graves after we
are gone to join them. 1t was with pleas
ure that | seated four of those now old
nv table. for better dinner than they got
for many day when on the march, and as
| looked into their faces | could but con-
trast them with those strong manly forms
who marched away in 1868; yet but one
of those, we think, draws pension.
south Surry.
Mr. Joseph Kane, who sold his farm to
Mr.. John Stewart last year and moved to
Brooklin. has purchased Martin Alleys
place on the shore road and has taken
possession Of the same. This farm is
within a few minutes walk of his old
home.
Mrs Fred Haskell has gone to Sullivan
to work at carpentering. Mr.. Haskell is a
frst-class workman as his work al ways
testitieS.
Mrs. w. c. Bellatty is visiting relatives
in this place.
G. w. Torrey is working at Somesville
Mrs. A. L. Bellatty is spending few
weeks with her parents here.
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HIlhriigr.

sIsridgc.
Weather perfectly lovely, grass grow
ing finely and looks now as if there will
~ plenty OF hay
Farmers are ahout'done planting. Some
have little more grain to SOW and have
To now wait till it j. some drier.
Some work in the sarollne factory but
noihn. driving They have put up moth
ing a. yet except mu,tards. The farmers
are hauling the little fish on to their lands.
Two VERY handsome vessels are building
in SAWYER, yard Work goes along stead
I'LL. mt no rush and indeed everything Is
very quiet here.
F +. Wallace has had the store Of his
father the late J. I. Wallace, renovated
and put III tirst-rate shape and has moved
hi- stock Of goods into it, with the addi-
ton Of new He will keep a large assort-
ment of dry goods both for ladies and
gcntlemenS wear.
Capt Edgar Sawyer is building house
near the residence Of Fred Dyer.
Work in the dry plate factory is still
going on.
party of nine ladies went on buck
board ride To Addison yesterday. They
took dinner at Austln's.
Dr. Googins will 20 to Portland next
week to attend the Medical Association.
His wife will 90 with HIM to visit their
son, Geo. f.. who has opened law office
at 1911 Middle street.
Great competition here among the stable
men. stranger visiting the place can
get his rides for nothing if he understands
it.
our schools are all getting along H. good
shape, we think. as we hear no complaints.
Very healthy in town.
June 5.
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As the Concord and Claremont rail-
road passenger train was rounding the
curve near Horseshoe pond, the 4th, the
engineer noticed a man standing short
distance from the track. When the locomo-
tive got within 10 feet of him he apparent
ly deliberately stepped in front of the
engine, being struck and killed instantly.
The train stopped and the body, horribly
mutilated, was picked up and brought to
Concord. The man was a stranger about IS
years of age and poorly dressed. There
was nothing about him to assist in his
Identification.
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The event of the season in social circles
occurred in Castine. the 4th. in the marriage
of Carlotta L.. youngest daughter Of Capt. A.
A. Fengar. of the L. 5. revenue steamer
Woodbury." to Mr.. John n. swazey, son OF
Edward Swazey, cashier of the Bucksport Ma
tiouaI bank. The marriage occurred al the
home Of Mrs. L. NJ. Perkins on Court street;
Sr;ends of the bride and groom. Mr.. Samuel
II. Boardman OF Bangor. acted as groomsmas,n,
and Miss Ella c. Fengar as bridesmaid. Inc
marriage ceremony, simple, yet Dea,l,iu, w anu
imnressiye. was performed by the Rev. m.
FORSYTH of the Congregational church Of
Buekport after which the company ~ pa hax
"a ,,ft an their wedding tour OF two weeks
eou visit the different cities Of the west While
embarking on the steamer "Eleeta.s which had
t,aan chartered for a special trip to connect
o1 81 ~ rain At Belfast the couple were de-
Iightfully surprised by parting serenade from
the Castine band.
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Business j. very good here at present
The quarries are all running full blast;
money Is not very plentiful. The great
trouble is there is too much store pay, so
10 sneak. What we want is a class of men
like c. H. Macomber. f. W Hamlin and
". II. Gard men that do cash business.
The Franklin cornet band has just re-
ceived some new music. All of their
music is fresh and fully up TO the musical
standpoint All Of their instruments
have beea put in frst-class order by the
Standard Musical Company, Sudbury St,
Boston.
Potatoes bugs are rather scarce here at
present.
f. w. Hamlin will finish saNng spool
W rood the coming week
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Capt. Calvin Clark and wife arrived here
on the Bluehill short time since and in
tend to make this their permanent home
Capt. Clark has followed the sea for years,
making his home in Portland His aged
mother Is still living and 20 doubt vel
comes him home again.
June 10. SIRus.
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work by Capt. Currier, whose only com
pensation for this important enterprise is
the hope of benefit to others in coming
years. |.
Castine, June 10, 80.
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When Baby WA sick, We gave her Castoria,
when She va h.ii she cred for astoria,
When .ho becarn. Miss She clrns to astoria,
" hon .h. had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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chased an organ for their rooms
Mrs. Henry f. MAYO died Of psralysi, on
Sunday morning last. The funeral was held
AT Pretty Marsh. Monday afternoon. and the
remains were inferred Il, that place
The sum of 1891 has been subscribed to-
ward defraying the expenses OF the Fourth Of
July celebration in thi. city.
There will be a grand Fourth of July ceIe-
bration at Franklin. See advertisement else
where.
The several committees on the Fourth OF
July celebration In this city are requested to
| meet at the Adermen's room. THURSDAY even
ing of this week. for bu,isess. and the citizens
are invited TO meet with them.
Rev. T. r. Butler is making marked i'm.
provements on his premises on Chapel street
| Mr.. Fred II. Joy Of New York, t. visiting
his mother, Mrs. David JOY, in thi. city.
Rev. +. \. Davis OF Sedgwick has been
taking three weeks vacation attending in
Boston the Baptist National anniversaries
Newton commencement aud other meetings
connected with the several anniversaries.
/ '' L. h"i'Sh''u' Esq'' VI boicoesteT,
+ IN town for the purpose of settling up the
Davis 4 Smith estate. Mr.. Hart>horn ha. tax
en- an once IN room adjoining the AMERICAN
office. in the Ti>dale block Mrs. ilartshorn
will come later aud they will spend the sum
mer in Ellsworth.
We have received from the cla.. OF -
/ through Miss Sara Sargent very pretty in
'ltation 10 be present At the commencement
4 exercises OF The T. NJ {. seminary at isurk>-
/ port, june T.. We extend our mo-: cordial
I thanks for the Kind invitation and very much
regret our inability 10 be present by reason of
/ the pressing need, Of other matters entitled to
our Iaoors-
We are glad to hear that Collector Rcdman
has improved during the week since our last
I issue. His physicians speak encouragingly
10 hs recovery.
Rev. Frank f. Icalcy. Hon. ANA MIR !
+ u. uopAin. and A. W. Cu.hmsn. E.o. are Al.
tending the | .nitsriau state Conference. now
/ in session in Portland. a, ,l.Ic-atc, from the.
Unitarian church in thi, city.
MIR A / Gran, vho.e r,tircm.r, ram
the ,o.iiion OF editor OF the B.r usrhor
& g,-.yI ,,,. announced l,., v,.l xul cr,cr
the ofrc, Of Wisw.U King & Peters for M,
/ purpose 81 reading law
I Mrs. Helen A. Cou.in. Of T.,,pnine l. on.
4 Of seven Maine women =, bo are member. -
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Card Of Thanks.

Allow Us 10 express through the columns OF
the AMERICAN our warmcst thanks for and
most hearty appreciation OF the Kindness and
sympathy shown Us by the Masonic fraternity
our neishbors and the citizens of Ellsworth
generally in the almost Overwhelming afflictipn
which 50 suddenly came to u IN the death OF the
husband and father OF the subscribers. For
all the kind deed, done at our house and for
the equally kind offices OF our Masonic
ful.
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Born.

Deer Isle May IL to Mr.. and Mr.. collins
Powers. % 500.
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y
HAYNES Of Trenton. = gentleman wclI-kuowu
in thj- city. He with Mc.,rs. Austin II. JOY
and W jii am Lord. was engaged in fishing in \
derry only short distance from Mr.. llayne-'
shore. hen hy some means the boat wa up
.t Mr.. I,, .rd Io-.t ca, hall =, ~.
d"rN ana saved th'm>ei'e>' but MT Haynes,
though he several times got hold Of the iory
and once boIi nf th. r,.r.,n III Mr. Lara Lat
t.,tt ,,..,
'''''' anu '"''' - d4''' "N"fteai'N - "eA'n
The surface. sinking in about twelve feet Of
water Tn. other two mon wer, seen frnt,
,b.. .t.-. ,.i -, Ill ,l, n.
-
IVY"
our Fourth Of July celebration j. already
an assured fact. our citizens and The city
hh'r contributed literally towards y tNpen--
= ana 'hr program :" Tar ~ made up j. an-
n"uu''H IN our advertising columns Al r.
cent meeting Tbs following committees were
appointed
Genera! commii'er- Il. AIKEN, CHAR man :;
l. y. Amsn' Ii'rA ''oo. n Farcher' lreA'-
ur'r,
con dedication y the shoc factory b. T.,
~"w ~, \ v 'n-hman, T. II. >trAtton.
on music Il. Is Ilolmc> T.. G.. Mason. t.
l. " l-Eait
soliciting Committed T. Bartlett, r Il.
Aiken, r. f. smith.
Printing ana program r. NJ Campbell
Geo. 4 Parch,r, l.. 4 WymAn.
BASE ball I. L. Fo-tti, II. +. Bartlett. NJ.
NA'a
Procession r H. Alhca, John II. Leland,
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A. }. Haynes Drowned.

\ terrible accident happened in our bay
Tuesday afternoon. near Trenton Bay>idc
which resulted in The drowning Of Mr., L. j.
HAYNES Of Trenton, gentleman well.known
IN thy- CITY. He with Mc,>rs. Austin II. JOY
and William Lord. was engaged in fishing in \
derry only Short distance from Mr.. llsyne-'
shore " hen by some means, the boat was up
at, Me>>r-. Joy and Lord got hold Of the
dory and saved themselves. but Mr.. HAYNES,
though he several times got hold Of the iory
and ONCE holi % the person 81 Mr.. Lord. lost
hi hold. and shortly after disappeared beneath
the surface. sinking in about twelve feet Of
Mater. The other two men were seen from
the Shore and rescued. The body OF Mr.
HAYNES wa, loon recovered.
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BANGOR HISTORICAL MAGAZINE.-N e have
received the latest number OF the Bangor His
torical Magazine from the editor and publish
err. Col j. W Porter. and find il as usual a
valuable and interesting number. The follow
ing are the contents: Account Of Journey
from Fort Pownal now Fort Point, up the
Penob.cot River to Quebec, by Joseph Chad
wick. l-64; Isaac Clewley. OF Fort Pownal
{; .peaIogy OF the ingalls, family, of sullivan,
Me. Petition to the General Court from stillwa-
ter now Orono. 1904; Thomas Nickerson. Jr.,
and family of Orrington and ReadheId'
Me; First Record of Lincoln County, l'o2
Records of Marriage from Lincoln County
Records. I76e-1774; Memoir OF Zadock Her
sew. Of Dennysvile, Me.
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Boston-Ar June s. schs Daniel Webster, Tup.
per- Raritan River; Sea Pigeon, Eaton, Perth
Amboy
Ar June 9, sch David Brown, Jr., Barbour, Deer
Isle
Ar June I, sch Marie Nutter, Steuben
Sid June I, sch Geo w Collins
Belfast->d June I. schs Helen, White, Somes'
Sound for Philadelphia; Webster Barnard, New
York
Bangor-Ar June 5, schs Mount Vernon, Boston,
John Douglass Boston
Danversport-Ar June 8, sch VIM I'll Card,
Wooster Philadelphia
Boothbay-Sld June /, schs May Queen, Deer
Isle for Boston; Victor for Jonesport
New Bedford-Ar June 8, sch Fred Holden,
Rich, Calais.
Portsmouth-Ar June 6, sch Grace Cover, Ho-
boken
Sid June 3, brig ANGELA. for st john \
Perth Amboy-Sli June :, sch Jed Frye, South
Amboy for Maroehead
Portiani-Ar June !, sch Lizzie Cochran, New
York
Ar June s, sch Fannie Squirting. Toole Vine
yard Haven
Vineyard Haven-Ar June I, sch j 4 Crow.
lev, Lord Gardiner for New York
Salem-Ar June ;, sch Robert Dority, Hoboken
Ar June 0. schs Brave, Stanley, Amboy; Emma
Green, Smith, Port johnson
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Thursday, June
sch Susan Frances, Saddler, Boston
sen u Lawrence, Patterson, Boston
Sch Mlnueoia, Ray, Boston
sch Copy, TreworEy, Boston
Friday June
sch sarah BlaisIell. Pomroy, Portsmouth
sch Light Of the East, Young, Boston
sen Emily, Davis, Boston
s,h Mary Cushman, Patten, Boston
SAILED
Saturday, june
sch Delaware, Hutchins, Rondout
ARRIVED
sch Express, Wakefield. Bluehiu
sunday june 9
Sch vestal, Lampson, Camden
SAILED
Monday, June 10
Sch Susan Frances, Saddler, Rockland
Tuesday, June IL
sch Grape, Harvey, Bar Iiarbor
SAILED
"Wednesday, June y
Srh Light Of the East, Young, RondOut
Sch Catherine. Sinclair, Boston
sch Copy, Treworgy, Boston
sch ID Lawrence, Patterson, Boston
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SHACKELTON.

June l4th, 1889.
Plenty OF rain, and crops looking
nicely.
Miss Stella Duckwall, Of Pike Chapel,
and Edith Fawley, OF Tile Junction, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Henry Fawley,
this week.
Last Sunday, June 9th, was observed
as Children's Day at Ambrose Chapel.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers, evergreens and singing
birds, The little folks acquitted them.
selves creditably. The church was
crowded to its utmost afternoon and
night. The singing was excellent.
Glendale school closed last Friday,
June 7th, with picnic at noon. Fifty
persons present.
P. w. Charles leaves this week with
his saw mill for Brown county, where
he will engage in saving until harvest.
Misses Martha and Mary Mckee, of
Hillsboro, spent last week with their
parents.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

June 10th, 1859.
Prof. Barrett is the guest OF his father,
Capt. Barrett, at Lancaster this week.
Mrs. Tom Lang and daughter, oi
Sabina, and Mrs. Sarah Binson, Of Indi.
ana, were the guests Of David Hixson
and family last Friday.
Misses Marie Cohn and Minnie Hos.
kins were visiting relatives in New
Vienna last week.
J.J. Duff and wife were visiting rels.
tives near S.ringtown:and Paint P. %. last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Finley and Will Finley
and family, OF Burtonville, were the
guests of James Robbins and family the
fore part OF last week.
Mr.. Frank Kircher, of Cincinnati, was
the guest OF Lum Terrell and wife last
Thursday and Friday.
A large crowd OF our young folks are
contemplating cave trip this week.
Miss Atha Ginley, OF Burtonville, il
the guest of James Robbins and family
this week.
Rutherford Terrell left last week fol
Kansas City, where he will stay for a
few days and then go to Memphis,
Tenn.
Harry Cohn has been appointed post
master at this place.
DeMott Woodmansee and wife, OF
Cincinnati, lwere the guests of Frank
Woodmansee and family the fore part
of last week.
Jacob Harris was in Wilmington last
Monday on businees.
Children's Day services will be held
in the M. E. Church Sunday night.
Miss Sallie Woodmansee, Of Sabina,
was visiting friends and relatives here
last week.
School in Distric No. 4, taught by Miss
Abbie Brabson, closed last Friday.
Parents and friends gathered in, at noon
a sumptuous repast was spread in the
school lawn and in the afternoon q pro-
gramme of literary exercises was given
by the scholars. Those present report q
very pleasant time.
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DoDsoNv1tIE.

June l7th, 1857
Miss Ruth Curless, Of Fayetteville, ID
visiting relatives here.
J.H. Tedrick, who has been attend
ing Powell's school Of shorthand, located
at Cincinnati, returned home Thursday
for short vacation with the measles.
The Jacksonville first nine and the
"white Caps" Of Hillsboro, crossed
bats on theiHillsboro grounds Saturday,
with the following result Hillsboro,
IS; Jacksonville, 80. =
Mrs. Rhoda Pratt, after lingering i'll
ness OF several years, died at the home
Of her son, j. w. Pratt, in the s7th year
Of her age, last Thursday. The funeral
services were held at the NJ. E. Church
last Friday, after which the remains
were inferred in the Stroup cemetery.
Miss julia Tedrick, Of Covington, KY,
is visiting her parents here.
Children's services were held at the
church. Sunday evening, consisting Of
songs and declarations. Quite large
crowd was in attendance and the young
folks acquitted themselves in very
creditable manner.
Miss Belle and ALI Pratt, of Cincin.
natl, were called home Thursday, owing
to the death Of their grandmother, Mrs.
Rhoda Pratt.
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BERRYvILLE.
June 18th, 1889

June 18th, 1889.
Mrs. Mary West, OF Spring Valley,
was called to the bed side OF her sister,
Mrs. spargur, who is sinking very fast.
Surprises are very seldom. But few
ever live to as great an age as Uncle
Stephen Davis. Although bad day
Saturday several of his relatives and
neighbors gathered in to celebrate his
S5th birthday.
Mrs. Clark and little son, Johnnie, oi
New Vienna, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jones.
Andrew Holt and wife, of Rainsboro,
visited in this vicinity Saturday and
Sunday.
O. 4. Pennington being in poor health
has gone to Columbus to be treated by
DR.. Mcclellan.
Born-To Sam vanZant and wife, on
Friday, June l4th. son.
Sam Calvert and sister, Ella, OF Bel.
fast. attended church here Sunday
morning.
A large crowd attended children'l
meeting Sunday night.
Mu. J. A. 1hannon and daughter, Of
Hillsboro, and her mother, Mn. Themp'
son. Of Lynchburs, are visiting Ton
Shannon and vifa. M
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WINKLE.
June l7tn, 1889.
parents.

june l7tn, 1889.
Elder Ruble will address the congre-
CATION at Union Saturday night and
Sunday.
D. F. Pulliam and wife Sundayed at
John Ruble's, near Tsylorsville.
Ambrose Emery, jr., called on friends
at Hollowtown Sunday evening.
NJ. R. Pulliam was tho guest Of M.
Workman and wife Sunday.
W. s. Pulliam, wife and little dsugh.
ter, Resa, visited VIM. Carr and family,
OF Pike College, Sunday.
Minott sonner was the guest Of Alva
Robinson Saturday night.
Hattie Staniorth, Of Mt. Warrington,
was the guest Of Mac. Stanforth and
wife Sunday.
D. o. Wrinkle and wife Sundsyed with
relatives near Mowrytown.
Clarus Roush 10 visiting friends ct
Dscatus.
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MOWRYTOWN.

June 18th, 1889.
VIM. Diehl and J. w. Fenwick were
in the Hill City on legal business Mon.
day.
Miss Anna Boucher, of Hillsboro, ID
calling upon friends and relatives here
this week.
The band has sent for more new
music. It is wonderful the improve
ment they have made. II viii not be
long until they can compete with any
band in the county.
The G. A. R. Post of this place will
hold q celebration here August 18th.
Good speakers will be present, whose
names and other arrangements will be
given in the future.
The English Presbyterians held their
Children's Day service here Yesterday
morning. The largest crowd that ever
assembled on such an occasion was
present. A very interesting program
was given and very well executed.
Speeches by Rev. Galbreath, 6. H.
Diehl and VIM. Diehl were given. The
church was nicely decorated and its
beauty was added to by the new carpet
and pulpit. As usual the children did
grandly in their singing and speaking.
After the exercises Misses Emma Marty
and Ella Roberts passed amonge the
people with their contribution baskets
and the result was $3.50, which will be
given to the missionary cause. y
The Misses Shackelton and Helsley
are closing out their elegant line Of mil
linery goods at reduced prices. Ladies
will find it to their interest to see them.
Give them call.