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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

\ Honorable Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogats
County OF New York notice hereby given ali persons
having claims against Kate shells Nelson late OF the
C,ornfv Of New York, deceased. present
with vouchers thereof subscriber her place Of
trnsactn business the Office OF L LVernors
No 80 Broad Street IN the Borough q Manhattan City
Of New York, on before January 22nd. 1904
Dated New York. the twenty-frst day o. July 1so3.
VIRGINIA NELSON
ARTHUR L IIvEEMoRE. Attorney Executriz No
30 Broad Street Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

Receipts Of breadsufs interior points.
last three ciphers e00 omitted -four bbls bush
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
Surrogates' Notices.

SuTogates' Notices.
FISK, GEORGE Rim PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the
County New York notice is hereby given 10 all
having claims against George P FISK. late OF the
York, deceased. present the with
vouchers thereof 10 subscriber place
acting business at the office Strong Cadwaadsr, No
40 Wall Street city New York. before
first July Dated, New York the twenty
third day OF December. 1903
HENRY WHEELER. Executor.
STRONG & CADwALADER, Attorneys for Executor. No.
20 Wan Street Borough OF Manhattan. New city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County OF
New York notice Il hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Robert o. Ben late County
york deceased present Ehe there
OF 10 their transactnx
ness Liberty Street IN the City OF New York
or OF February next
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF August 1908.
WILLIAM LCMAIIS
CHARLES A LCRISfIS
Atorneys for Executors 81 Liberty Street New Yors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
ELEIsCHlIAN. REGINA.-IN PURSUANCE

E4A-L4OS4AIA--~Nt IA1G1~Na-1-N I ChOO JAMIE
- order OF Frank T: Fitzgerald q Surro-
County OF New YORK, hereby given
persons having claims against Regina Fleischnan
OF the County 81 New YORK. deceased to present
vouchers thereof subscriber his place
transactng business AZ the Office OF Bernard Isecke
Broadway Borough O Manhattan, in
City OF New York, before the day OF March.
Dated New York. the 18th day o. August 1903.
CHARLES FLE1SCINfAN, Executor.
BERNARD J. LSECkE Attorney Executor 203 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
IN PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HON.
-uPATRICK. JOHN DIN PURSUANCE

FITZPATRICK, JOHN DIN PURSUANCE
u OF an order Hon Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate
+he County OF York, notice Il hereby 10 all
Sersons having claims against John D. fitzpatrick
~ lie County York deceased present
with thereof 70 the subscriber AT her
traSa-fnr business the law Offices Trevor
tTT 90 William street. n the City OF New York.
before the 10th day OF April next Dated New York. thu
elh e@S - RAVE K COOK Administrators
r1rDERTCIy TREVOR HILL. Attorney Administers
trIx 81 William ST.. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
\ PURSUANCE OBJ AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE UE AN UhDER OF HON.
- Frank T. fitzgerald. Surrogate the County az
Nev York is hereby given having
Claims against Martha A Hartstene late County
New York deceased, 10 present the vouch-
es thereof subscriber her place transacting
business Offices Emmett Robinson No SO Wall
the City OF New York. before the 10Th day
OF March
Dated New York. the 2sth day Of August 1908.
SYLVIA II. DAVIS, Exscutr1-
EMMETT & ROBINSON Attorneys FOR Executrix, So
Wall street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

orabls Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
., ~ yorE notice hereby given 10 all persons having
,Is against Henry Brown, late OF the County SUI
Sfata Of Pennsylvania. deceased present
% With vouchers thereof. TO the subscribers the!-
business, the Offices
foTnevy Messrs Blair Rudd No 70 Liberty Street. In
~ " ~ ELEVENTH day Of March 1904
~ S,ts6 New York the 9th day OF September. 1903,
4aleo -'S ADELAIDE B. FITCH.
JOHN T FREDERICK.
Exeeutors-
Street, n. Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
~ PURSUANCE OF az oRpER OF Hos.

1 CAAoC%A~'O- VI nv OAN~A~-N W NV
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given AL having claims
against James Trainor. % the County YcrK
the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber his place OF transactns business 18th
floor No ! Street. Borough OF Manhattan the
city Of York befo=e the 9TH day Of Nay
LUKE TRAINOR- Executor.
HIBBARD PRATT & McALPIN. Attorneys for Executor.
Nassau. corner Wall Street Borough % Manhattan,
Neu York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
STATE NEWS.

Mrs. Lydia P. Cioyes, born Dec 4. 1893,
died last Thursday, at South Portland.
She wss the wife of the late Hollis Cloyes,
who died twenty five years ago at Fran
inghsm, Mass, where they resided for
many years
The venerable Albert W. Paine, OF Ban
ger, celebrated his nine;y-frst birthday
last Saturday. He is as active as many q
man generation younger.
Last Wednesday Hon. Frederick Robbie
observed the eigbtyirst anniversary of
his birth. The ex governor is just as
strong and active as he was a score of
years ago, and his many friends through
cut the state hops That He may live to
celebrate a great many more birthdays.
The event Of Wsdnesday was observed
very quietly, but The governor received q
large number OF congrRt ulations and well
wishes for the future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
WEDDING BELLS.
PEypLEToN-srEvESs.

On Aug. a charming wedding took
place at the Baptist church, IsIesboro,
when Miss Brina Coombs Pendleton, of
Islesboro, and Ray P. Stevens, of Everett,
Washington, were married by Rev. George
E. Tufts.
The maid OF honor was Miss Alice l..
Pendleton, sister of the bride. The
bridesmaids were Miss Phoebe z. Pen
dleton, Miss Efie B. Pendleton, Miss
Miss Anna Louise Pendleton, her
cousin, and Miss Lors H. Kane, of East
port, a cousin of the groom. The ushers
were W. l. Lewis, of Brooklyn, R. Dud-
ley Pendleton, of New York, Edgf1S
Pendleto1, of New York, cousi1s n, the
bride, and Warren L. KARI ~ Fa.,nort a
cousin OF the groom fhe best man was
1noson r. PenasssIon, NJ. D. of Brooklyn,
the brides cossip.
The ring service was used. At the close
Oh 'he Ceremony the bridal party retired
liooI the church 10 the strains OF Men
r-elssohn's wedding march.
I The bride is the second daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Fields c. Pendieton, and
is young lady held in high esteem by
large circle of friend-. She studied at
the Buck=port seminary, and then took
courses in vocal and instrumental music
in the New England conservatory, Boston,
and later in New York.
! The groom is the son of s. g. Stevens, of
I PASSPORT, formerly of Brooklin, and five
( years ago graduated at the University OF
Maine. He afterwards took courses in
electrical engineering in Boston and
Chicago. He Is q young man of exesp-
tionally fine ability, and at present is
general superintendent and manager OF
the Electric Street Railway & Electric
Light & Power Co. at Everett, Washing
| ton-the terminus of the Great Northern
Pacific railroad.
The wedding gifts included beautiful
array OF cut glass, silver, brio a. brac, bank
/ notes Of large denominations, ehseks, a
dozen or more gold coins, live of which
were twenties, others tens and dyes, etc.
1t was estimated by some friends that
their total value was not less than s. Ooo
At the close OF the ceremony at the
church, there were a reception and COLA
ton at the home OF the brides parents.
large party attended the happy couple
| to the steam boat wharf, as they left 10,
their far-sway home, showering upon
them good wishes and sincere hopes for
many years OF happiness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19

10 late years men have made fortunes out of
the taiiings of goli mines Tire mills ia which
the ore formerly crushed anf the crude
processes then 10 use allowed q large percentage
OF tue precious metal to escape, and that Toes
amounted ia some cases 10 n fortune. The
stomach IL just lie a stamp nliN In this respect,
that when II IL not ia perfect order Ii allows the
escape and waste of much of The precious nutri-
meat contained In the food. TbAt loss " hea
continuous means the loss of mans greatest
fortune-beaiEh. Science Offers n remedy for
this condition In DIR. Sierce's Golfen Medical
Discovery. IL c0rreess the weakness" of the
stomach, prevents waste and loss Of noarish-
ment and puts The stomach and organs OF
digestion and nutrition tuto u condition of
health which enables them TO save and Assimil,
ate all the Butrimenf contained in the food
which T. eaten. In all cases Of con.tipstior the
use OF DR. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets will speed-
lily and permanently GU the disease
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
cAsTINE ALUMNI.
Twrenty-eighth Annual Reunion at
Sandy Point.

Twenty-eighth Annual Reunion at
Sandy Point.
The twenty eighth sunuai meeting oil
the Csstine normal alumni association
was held at Sandy Point commencing
July g aud kept three weeks
There Is perhaps no more beautiful
and quiet place for one TO spend his vAca-
ton than at this ehs<ming resort
Thursday, Aug. s, was elass-dsy, and
the business meeting wss neld on that
day. Among the visitors were q. T.
Fletcher, North Hampton, Mass, former
principal OF the school, A. F. Richardson,
the present principal, and Miss Nellie F.
Harvey, of the faculty.
The officers elected were the following
President, Frank z. Carr, Chelsea, Mass.
iee-prssident, Melvin II. Moore; secre-
tsry, Ella F. Jordan, Boston; treasurer,
a. F. Richardson, Csstine; trustee, three
years. J. B. Clay, L4vermore Falls.
Tue following classes were represented:
1910, Mrs. Frank Coomhs, csstfns.
Heights, Mass.
1874. e. ID. A. Smith, winterport.
1875. Nathaniel French, Roxbury, Mass.
1877, Mrs DIR. E. L. Pnilbrook and son,
Csstine, DIR. A. A. Jackson, wife and
daughter, Everett, Mass.
1879, Emma A. Morrow, W. Roxbury,
Mass
1883, Jennie s. Carroll and daughter, Port
land.
1854, Fred A. Pitcher, wife and tao
daughters, Chelsea, Mass.
1857, Nellie F. Harvey, Kenduskeag.
1Sss, Norman wsrdxell, Bangor.
1890. Ella F. Jordan, Boston, Agnes wes-
colt, Everett.
1sa2, F. E. Harvey and wife. Ksnduskeag.
1924, Abtie Chase, Searsport.
1895, Carrie A. Whitaker, Chelsea, Mass.
1886, Musa B. Dollsrd, Brookiin; EstelIe
Perry, Penobscot.
1897, /. B. Clary, Livermore Fails; Bert hs
J. DoIliver, Brewer; Nellie NJ. Rogers,
Ksnduskeag: Isabelle. K. CIary, Liver
more Falls.
1sgs, Robert A. Webster, Oeono; e.
Therese Crabtree, SomervilIe, Mass;
Grace E. Coggins snd friend, Broekton,
Mass; r. P. Carr, Chelsea, Mass.
Amy ]. Msx6eld, Sandy Point.
1929, J. B. Rice, Searsport, Isabel A. Jor-
dan, Walthsm, Mass, Mary C. Richard
son, Castine; Lille z Friend, Sedg-
WICK; Winiired M. Coomo-, Castine.
1900, w. W. Dickson, Lsomiustsr, Mass
Bert ". Allen, Columbia Falls; Jos =
phine NJ. King, orripgtou; Harriet T.
Moody. Winterport; Nettie E. PHI
brook, Csstine.
1901, W. d. Hall, Rocklsnd; Persis L
Fowler, orrington; Lstitis A. Hatch,
Dark Hsrbor.
1903, Alice (. Ssnborn, Fran kfort; Everett
W. Fowler, orrin gton; Hermon A. Car
ter, 8iuehiii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
Wedding at Lamoine.

LAMoINE, Aug. 10 Especial Sarah
LORD, daughter Of George IL. Coggfns
was married at the Baptist church here
at p. m. to-day, TO James Kerr Tweedy
OF Boston.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
A. j. Psdelford, Of Calais, the ring SER
vice being used.
The bride was attired in white organ
die and satin, and carried bride roses.
The bridesmaid was Miss Eunice Cog
gins, sister Of the bride. The best man
WIS Walter Reynolds, of Lsmoine.
The ushers were N. w. Hodgkins and
Arthur Reynolds, of Lsmoine, Prof. Ray
moud Hodgkins, OF Portland, and DIR. L.
]. Holt, of Dover.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Annie Louise Lord, OF Ellsworth.
The church was beautifully trimmed
with evergreen and wild flowers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
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ON TRACK OF BURGLARS
Who Entered Southwest Harbor
Postofiice-Mail Bag Found.

Who Entered Southwest Harbor
Postoffice-Mail Bag Found.
The officials are on the track of the
burglars who entered the Southwest Har
Dor pUstoffice couple of weeks ago. t<f-
ter the blowing OF the safe the bur byars
made for Robinson mountain whess thew
evidently divided their spoils.
This small clue was discovered nv two
boys-Frsnk Manchester sEa Artbor
GfindIe-wbo were on Robinson mouu-
tain oiueoerrying. In eli mbing over the
rocks they found small mail bag stow, d
away between two ro%ks and overlookiug
the sound.
The boys imrsedi4ieIy notified Post
master Raipn who returned with the
boys 10 the sPf5t, aBd found tie bag to be
t'@rt OIL tl.e STOLEN plunder. In the bag
were chi few stamps and some pspsrs
VIZ IA we're of no value to the thieyt
an j a small piece of fuse.
While this clue shows that the burglars
descended the mountain tn iHyestigal c
their ili-gotten gains, it gives no clue as
to their further movements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rer. J. p. Simontoa, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. q Morning service ct
1870 Sunday school al II As. Social
meeting at ! 80 p. IN.
Tuesday evening meetings omitted dur
ing july and August
Trenton-Service Sunday at 2 30 p. 70. |;
Mr.. Simonton.
UNION CoSG'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Rec. J. A. Seheuerle.
Sunday. Aug Extracting service at
10 30 q. M Sunday school at II 80 a. N.
Evening service at 30
Weekly prayer meeting Friday evening
at 80.
UNITARIAN.
Rer. S. W. Satton, pastor
The service at this church will be dis
continued during August.
Baptist.
Rer. Da1id Kerr, pastor.
Sunday, Aug 23-Morning service at
1880. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at II Is Evening service at 80.
c. E. topic: Lesson from PsuI.
Prayer meeting Friday al TO d. m.
South Hdncock-Service Sunday at 30
p. m; Hancock at $50 p. m; Mr. Kerr.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rer. J. N. Adams, pastor.
Church closed during August.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
fur SaIr.

s>-~-~~-~ ~--~N~~~~-~~--~~N-N~~
HOUSE - Ny home at Town Hill. Eden.
III Farm of 80 20 50 acres Good feid and
pasture. Cuts IS to Is tons Of hay. Two ssory
house, large stable. all in good rep.ir. Soez-
Iion, s miles frot4l 9sr HArbrr and Northeast
Haroor and miles from Quarry vile, where
theressre good markets for any farm products.
VsFy good location for a country hotel
Salendid yiew of the mountains VIII sell on
easy terms or viii rent for a term Of years.
The only reason why wish TO sell Is that an
not znle TO work the farm on account Of ny
age. Apply to E. NJ. HANOI, West Eden, Ne.
A T Cooks Point, EAst Bluehill acres: ils
IA story house, stable. carriage house; hen
merry; good water in house and out Of doors.
Good place for summer rastication. Apply TO
NJ ID. CooE. LAmoine. Me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1903.
Secretary Root Resigns.

Secretary Root has placed mis- resig-
nation in the hands of the President
TO take effect as early in the winter as
Mr. Roosevelt viii permit
Mr.. Root sails for Europe on the I'D
of this month to take part in the pro-
ceedings of the Alaskan boundary
commission and will prepare his an
nual report Immediately on his re-
turn, when he hopes to be relieved oil
his present office. MIR. Root has
proven so able secretary of war that
his resignation is matter of sincere
regret 10 the President, whose official
and personal relations with him have
always been most cordial. AS, how
ever, every member of the cabinet
serves only at considerable pecu-
MARY sacrifice, the President feels
that he cannot longer urge Mr.. Root
to remain.
While it was at first supposed that
Mr.. Roots position would fall to Gov.
Taft, and it is still believed that it
will be offered to that official, there
seems to be some doubt as to the
governors willingness 10 accept the
position. 1t is believed that complete
civil government will soon be ae-
corded to the Philippines and that
then the jurisdiction of the war de-
partment in the islands will end, so
that Gov. Taft's knowledge of the
islands might not prove of special use
were he to become secretary of war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19

The Lewiston Journal is on the trail Of
a would be humorist who gave 1t false
Information by telephone. and We hope
IL will catch him. Those people who
lie to newspapers with the idea that it Is
funny, are candidates for an idiot asylum
rather than for the police court. They
should not be allowed at large, for they
are capable of doing mischief far beyond
their own individual importance in the
EorId.-Kennebec Journal.
That invaluable compendium OF infor-
nation about Maine-the Maine Register
lis now being distributed. Every year
one finds something new in 1t that adds
to it's worth. As q desk-b book 1t has no
peer in the field 1t covers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19

A report has been received in Wash
ington from Oyster Bay 10 the effect
that there is possibility of the Presi-
dents calling Congress in extraor-
binary session, even before the date
heretofore announced, November g.
This report is believed to have grown
out of statement made by Senator
Aldrieh in which he says should the
President call Congress in session in
October or November. tits reported
that the members of the subcommittee
of the Senate committee on finance,
who have been in Oyster Bay confer
ring with the President with regard
to the financial bill they are charged
with drafting, have urged upon Mr..
Roosevelt the advisabiiity of author
izing Congress to take up the fnan-
cial measure in advance of the resolu-
ton necessary to put the provisions of
the Cuban treaty into effect, and that
the President has refused TO do 90, but
has said he would call Congress even
earlier than had been anticipated, if
that were considered advisable by the
members of the committee. Politi-
clans and officials in Washington are
hoping the rumor viii prove to be un !.
founded as they believe it would be q
mistake to attempt to convene SEES
sion of Congress before the local elec.
tions are over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
lraaI Nutirfs.

~-N~~~s>--NrN~H~ @~s-~'~7~~~N0N~~>~-N~~-- -,
THE subscriber, John T. Lin1ee, Of Mf,tos
i Norfolk county, Commonwealth Of Mass
achusetts, hereby gives notice that he ~.
been daily appointed executor Of the last vii
and testament aud codfcil thereto Of ssrsh
Parker Liuxee, late Of Boston. Suffolk casn-
ty. Massachusetts. deceased. no bonds beinv
required BY the terms Of said will. The srb.
scriber residing out OF the state Of MAiue hss
appointed Laere Deasy, whose residence anS
address is Bar BArhor. Maine. his agent and
attorney for purposes specified in revised
statutes OF Maine. chapter 81. section ii.
All persons having demands against the e..
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement. ard all indrhtsa
thereto are requested 10 make payment In.
mediAteiy. JoHK r. L4xFFT
August Is, fao3-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
HANcocK 90. coNFERENcE.

of Unitarian and other Christian
Churches The Programme.
The twelfth annual session Of the Han
cock county conference will meet with the
Church OF Oar Father. ct Sullivan, Mon
day and Tuesday, Aug "a and Is.
The following interesting programmes
has been arranged:
MONDAY, AUsUsT "a
7sar n coRferesse sermon, Rev Van Ness,
Second church. Boston
"Self Interest; the Need OF f."
TUESDAY
Morning Session
io.99 opening exercises, conducted by Rev WI
Ham Jones
Address OF welcome by the president OF
the society ia Sullivan HArbor, Mr.
Response by president Of conference, L p
Deasy. ESQ
I1tr0ducfiou of business
Annual reports from churches within
the conference
liSo Address-whAt is Worship, Rev Charles
Dole, Jamaica Plain. Mass
Discussion. opened By Rev sills W sat
ton, Ellsworth
A--ep N4Hst1E cStctGt OF tsle Ni7NA-rlQut EN Rev
Paul Revere buckingham, of Boston
IA 50 Luncheon
Affernoon Session
I-so Business session. Reports Of committees
and election of officers
Coliecgi9a for conferenceexpeuses
400 Address-Ths vAlae OF Religious Organ
izstiou and the Possibilities of the Han.
cock County Conference, Mrs II
sAunderson, Cambridge. MSss Rev A
L Hudson. Newton, Mass
Discussion by Rev 8 n Coar. Of Farming
ton, Me, and Others.
$50 Closing exercises, conducted by Rev
Franeis 6 Peabody. Harvard Divinity
school
An appointments are By standard time
Inequalities are provided by the society
in Sullivan Harbor. Ii is customary for
the delegates to bring a basket luncheon
Ellsworth. Boy tickets to Sullivan and
sesuru; special ronnd-trip rate Il.
Bar Hsrbor. The steamboat Marjorie
will leave al 9 3. N. directly for Sullivan
hsl Dor. arriving In time for the morning
session at 10 o'c'oek- Fare 80 cents. Re.
turning, Bar Harbor delegates will take
Nhc %As0A HOhA 81 - ALOIA CuiGAfAD
Hsrbor.
Southwest Harbor, Northeast Harboi
and Seal Hsrbor. Buy round trip tickets
for Sullivan Harbor. Take the boat that
leaves Southwest Harbor at SO; Norsh h.
east Harbor ct 90 and Seal HArbor at o %
Leave the boat at Mt. Desert Ferry.
The marjorie" Will meet this boat sud
carry delegates from Mt. Desert Ferry
to Sullivan. Fare Is cents. Returning
the regular boat from Sullivan Harbor
Is, connects with 5 O'Clock boat at Mt
Desert Ferry for Bar Harbor, Seal aarbor
Mort beast Harbor and Southwest Harbor
and train for Ellsworth.
All persons interested in the subjects
discussed are invited to stiend. The ses-
sions are open to the public, aud a CORDIAL
welcome Is extended to all.
The officers of the conference are:
President, l. B. Deasy, Bar Harbor; vice.
presidents, ID. b. flint, Winter Harbor,
Rev. Fl. IL. saunderson, Cambridge, Mass.
secretary ard treasurer, Rev. A. fl. Cosr,
EEsrtssaas.agton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
MORE GRANITE CONTRACTS.

Stonington Quarries Get Million
Dollar Job.
Stonington hears the good news that III.
g. Ryan & Co. were the successful bidders
for the goo, 1000 granite contract for the
Norfolk dry dock, awarded recently, and
that Parker & Ryan, also OF that town,
have secured the big granite contract for
the bridge at Riverside in New York city.
These two contracts alone are of sui
fcient magnitude to insure plenty q
work for year or more in busy Ston-
fogtou,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19

THE subscriber hereby gIyes notice hat
l. he has been duly appointed &dminis;ra.
tor OF the estate OF Augustus Perkins Iats
OF Castine, in the coansy OF Haucoek.
deceased, snd given bonds as the law direets
All persons having demands against the e..
tate Of said deceased are desired to presen1
the same for settlement. and ali indebted
thereto are requested to make payment in.
snediafsty. LEVI TURNER.
July z Jaga
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19

Hancock county towns are great on
sewing circles, improvement societies,
chopplng bees and the like, but South
Deer Isle comes to the front with the
attest in the nature Of spinning bee. At
this the good people OF that thrifty town
gather aud in q good, oid-fzshioDed way
show the younger generation how the
trick was done. a good many Of the spin
ming wheels are never used from one ses-
son to the other, but some Of them are
used to do the work as they did when this
YVES the only way to spin. This society is
IN thrifty condition, as it Is quite nov
city for the younger people and also to q
good many summer visitors, who come to
watch the b0sy bands; and in going leave
a neat sum for the advancement of the
purpose OF the society.