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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-20
Hancock County Topography.

Portions OF the Maine coast and its out
lying islands have been surveyed top, :
graphically by W. II. Lowell, of the
United States geological survey, acting In
| cooperation with the State OF Maine.
The trianguIation control had been pre-
viously determined by tue United STATES
coast and geodetic survey.
Among the maps recently pu biished by
the United States geological survey as the
result OF this WORK are sheets OF the Deer
Isle, Swans Island, and Petit Manan
quadiangles. Hersey Munroe was ass
eiated with Mr.. Lowell In making the
topography OF the Deer Isle sheet.
The map of Deer Isle includes not On y
Deer Isle but also Isle au Haul and most
OF Marshall Island. as we'll as numerous
islels in the vicinhy.
Tire area shown on the map lies entirely
| within the limits Of Hancock county, and
includes the villages OF Deer Is e, South
Deer Isle, West Deer Isle, Sunset, SGoning-
ton formerly called Green's Landing),
| Oceanviile and Lookout, as we'll as several
minor hamle.s.
| Isle su Haul, or High Island, which
lies farther out from the coast than any
other OF the large Maine islands, rises
abruptly from he sea to the height OF 556
feet, greater altitude than that attained
| by any other of the Maine islands except
| Mount Desert. 1t can be seen far out at
| sea and was Que of the first landmarks
| sighted by the early French voyHger
| Champlaiu, to whom it owes its charsc-
| teristic nam.
This is a region OF seaiaring men.
Deer Isle has long been famous for its
| skiiiiul sailors. 1t is a matter of pride
| with he people of this island that several
OF the crews " hieh have manned Ameri-
can yachts that defeated the Shamrock
and other British vessels in the celebrated
International yacht races have been re-
cruited from Deer Isle. Fishing and
| qusrrying are the leading industries of
| the island.
| The Swau's Island map shows more
ocean than land. Ga its surface are the
fol owing islands; Swan, Long, Pla
| ceHtle, Back, Great ana Lutte Duck,
ard slso the larger part of Great Crau-
| berry Island, as vel Hs numerous smaller
Islands a portion OF Mount Desert
! Is'aod Including ne villages of fremont
and Mckinley, appears on the map.
| The principal occupations of these
| Islanders are salt water fishing and gran
| lite quarrying, h. limited land area not
allowing much space for agricultural pur-
| suits
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WALrHAM.

Mrs. Julia Kingman, OF Ellsworth, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Minnie Gfindeli has gone to Blue
hill. called there by the illness OF an aunt.
Mrs. Gertrude Crosby, OF Amherst, was
initiated in Companion court Sunbeam /.
o. F. Thursday.
Lorenzo Kingmsn is building a house
on the Hitler farm, so called, which he
lately purchased.
W. b. Hastings. wife and maid, OF
Boston, have arrived and opened their
home for the summer.
George Stanley, ST., aud vile, who have
been With their son George for several
months, have gone TO Ellsworth.
Visitors in town the past week were
W. Blethen and wife, of Lisbon Falls,
Miss Mary Garland, Lakewood, and
Charlie Clough, Bangor.
The family OF NJ. ID. Hasten, who wss
killed at Hall Quarry, have the sympathy
OF their many friends here. Mr.. Hasten
was native OF this town, where he was
held In the highest esteem.
This town was saddened to hear OF the
sudden death last week at Clinton, Mass,
OF Eugene T.. Woodward, formerly OF this
town. He had many relatives and friends
here. The funeral WAS held July II.
July Is, II.
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GREAT POND.

Mr.. Fisher, of Hempden, is In town.
Edgar McIninch has gone to Norcross
Miss Grace Braoy is visiting her mot her
Mrs. Annie McInineh.
F. f. Mace attended the democratic
convention at Watervile.
Miss Jennie Roberts, of Bangor, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Emery a few days
this week.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, OF Fairfield, is
visiting her brother, J. F. Emery, and
other friends for few weeks.
Fred and Eugene Hale ir., with two
friends made fishing trip up river this
week. Thanks are due them for their
contributions to the ice-cream sociabe
which was held here last Friday evening
July II. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SWANS ISLAND.

Schooner William Eadie has loaded
eurbstone from Coleman Crabtree for
Bangor.
Toe remains OF James Niche nan, OF
Thomaston. were brought here saturday
fO1 lntsInsen1.
Mrs. I. w. stinson has gons to Castine
for a few weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Howard Lowell.
George w. Joyce and wife have returned
to White Head light station, after spend
ing few days here with friends and rela-
tives.
William Gross has received three and
one halt horse power Knox engine for his
boat. Frank Bridges win have charge Of
ins,s ling 1t.
Capt. Herrick went to Stoniugton Sum
day for party OF seven from Pennsyl-
vania and New York, who are to spend
the summer at the Ocean View.
The yachts In the harbor this week
we're the Alert, OF Boston, Harriet, of
Mt. Desert, the knocksb bout Imp, of Blue
hill, and the Speranzs, OF Bangor.
July Is. DAVID.
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SARGENTVILLE.
July 1s.

Mrs. Herbert Roberts spent the past
week in Brooksville.
Miss Edith Snow, OF Bangor. Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
Calvin Billings, who Is employed on the
City Of Richmond, Is ia town for a few
days.
Louis Grover, formerly OF this place, is
visiting relatives and friends after an alb
sence OF several years.
Alfred Page and wife returned to Need
ham, Mass, Sunday. They have been at
the Lynumore for the past two weeks.
Capt. Ernest Perkins, accompanied by
bis sister, Mrs. Clements, OF South
Penobsco visited their cousin, Mrs. j. a
Moore.
Hou. Henry w. Sargent took a party
out In his yacht fishing. Alfred Page
came in high line catching the largest
nsh. J. A. Moon made the chowder
which all pronounced fine.
July 49, M.
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July fs.
NORTH SEDGMICK.
SPEC.

Little Marion Otcuit Is qaite III.
Sullivan Curtis and wife, OF Rockand,
VINO have been visiting Mr.. Curtis
mother, have returned home.
Mrs. Dora Hanscom, no has been in
Wet Ellsworth two weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. Rowena Carter, has returned
Alonzo Haslam and wife, who went TO
Mariaville last week on their wedding
tour, returned Monday, and are keeping
house In the new cottage by the mill.
Sunday morning the pastor preached n
1.-THE Blind Begg4r Healed. The even
ing service was held on the lawn, and the
subject OF the sermon was 1.-THE Bible
Reading OF Ezra.
At the session of the Merrill class
the following officers were elected for the
next six months: William II. Closson,
president: Malcolm c. Allen, vice presi-
dent; George o. Hanscom, secretary /;
Harold Torrey, treasurer.
| The social event OF the season was the
| lawn party held on the grounds OF the
Baptist parsonage Friday evening, July
| Is. By means of lanterns hung on, the
trees and lamps placed In the Windows,
the lawn was well lighted, and presented
pretty appearance. The young people
enjoyed playing croquet, and the children
used the swing freely. Faye and Cora
Carter and Virginia Allen favored the
company by singing. Ice-cre and cake
were on sale and neat sum was realized
| for the benefit of the Sunday school IL
brary. A large number was present and
all enjoyed pleasant social evening.
| July IS. RAE.
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WEST SULLIVAN.
lU z IIItU .
July Is.

Mrs. c. IL. Pease, OF North sullivan, is
visiting friends in Bucksport.
Mrs. 5. Z. Phelps and children returned
Saturday from visiting In Steuben,
Miss Cora Thomas has returned from
Bar Hsroor, " here she has been employed.
Puritan assembly, P. s., conferred tie
second degree on one candidate last
thursday evening.
Miss Bernice Webb, who is studying to
be a nurse in a hospital in Lewiston, is at
home for her vacation.
Miss Helen A. Thomas, OF Boston, is
spending two weeks vacation with her
parents, w. b. Thomas and wife.
Misses Christie and Minnie Gordon are
spending few days with their grand
mother, Mrs. Woodwork, at Bar Harbor.
Rev. j. P. Simonton, OF Ellsworth, will
speak to the mem bers OF David A. Hooper
lodge, f. sud A. NJ, next Sunday after
noon at the church.
July 49, b.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Bernice Murphy has gone to the
Ocean house to work.
Robert Trask, OF Colts Island, called on
his brother viii Saturday evening.
Robbie NJ. Rumill is at home spending a
few weeks while his vessel is being re-
paired in Portland.
Edward Lunt and family, OF Manset,
are visiting while Mr.. Lunt is finishing
L. w. Rumill's house.
Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus has gone to
Northeast Harbor to take care OF the
kimball house cottage.
Nathaniel T. Worthen, of Hotel Dirigo
Southwest Harbor, returned home Sunday
after visiting friends last week.
Miss. .Betsey Tinker, who has beer
living at the old Tinker place, has moved
and is living with Mrs. Augustus GardiuF
July IS. THELMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Frank Powers went to Boston last week.
Mrs. Judson Sargent has gone to Isles
boro TOR a short visit.
Mrs. Justin Grindie and daughter, who
have heen in Portland, are home.
Cyrus Brown, OF Camden, has been yil-
Ting friends here the past week.
Charles Foster, who has been visiting
his son in Boston, has returned home.
Ira Cousins and wife, OF Brooksville,
were guests at the Ellis house Sunday.
Fred Cole, OF Portland, is spending bis
vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Charles
Thompson.
Mrs. BERTHE Hatch, of East Boston, is
visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Parker Lowe.
Albert Edwafd Bryan has returned to
New York to direct the management OF
Judge Parker's campaign.
The family Of Capt. Charles Scott have
been greatly grieved this week by the
death of an old-time pet dog.
William Cooper, OF Rockland, has been
here his pest week, supsrintending
repairs on the Maine Central wharf.
Mrs. Arthur Musselis, of Lynn, Mass,
with her daug utter aud Miss Lillian Brsy,
are spending tuelr vacation at Little Deer
Isle.
July IS. Il.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mis-. Ella whaIen speat last week 10
steubea.
,,,.s psstrice johnson came from Sails
~ cove saturday for the summer.
Iobn Alien and wife, OF winthrop
v.ss are at Il. o. Johuson's tor few
days.
r,wood Hll, wife and daughter Lydia
"a aver from Bar Hsrbor to spend the
Fourth.
u,s Frank Graham and babydsugh
IN msaatne Graham, have been over
,,om Bar Harbor visiting friends.
Mrs. Amanda Lewis aud daughter, Miss
Ga. t.swis. with David smith and wife,
o,s,eab ea, spent day 10 town recently.
Gerard Noyes is home from santa
.,n, much i'm proved in heslth. He will
.nnnd the summer With his parents, Fred
Noyes and wife.
Mrs. Dwight Baldwin and her sister,
Miss Alice Csmpbeli, came over from
,,str cottage az Hancock Point recently
TO visit the Hills. aad call on friends.
can't. o. P. Brsgdoa's Sunday school
had It's Chfdren's day CONCERT last evening
With pleasing programme. Miss Lucia
J,hnson was accompanied.
Master Alton Robertson was a happy
boy on Sunday when the sbIints and
bsadsge4 which were put on ia the hos
mia, some three years ago were removed.
Tuesday picnic party from Steuoeu,
among whom we're Heary Shaw aud wife,
Mrs. Dutton, Miss Shaw, and Mrs. Wsss,
drove up to take diuner with Mu.
Amanda simpsons
Mrs. Eliza q. HUI was pleasantly sur
prissd recently by eaH from Mt. Sar-
gent, OF Boston, who, with hts wife and
son, Is summering at Sorrento. Mr.. Sar'
gent, when young man, spent many
happy hours with the Hlis, fishing la
the nearby streams.
Mr.. Barnard helped organize a Sunday
school at the church last Sundsy to meet
directly after morning service. IL Is
hoped 10 interest the young people who
are not connected with any school. SUI
Eerlntta1enA, mEA- DAulshib bahee
sssistsbt supl4tatss dent, Mrs. Austin
sioTer; sec, stsry aud ',easurer, Miss
Helen HiII.
Morsucy eouac No IS, j.. o. Z. \. NJ
at It's regular r.seti ( july Il, IostaI'eG
officers, with IN. taxing 0ffissr Df. r, +.
wheek, state councillor, ot Ramford Falls.
large number of v.s.tnra ~.re present
from Tugwassa co@act, Wat Gouids-
boro and Good VIII council, Eilsw ortt'.
Refreshments were served. The officers
are: Councillor, Il. e Bragdop: vice
councillor, w. o. JOHNSON; recording
secretary, X. l.. Brsgdon; assistant recoI d.
ing secretary, II. A. Martin; iinaneia sec-
rotary, W. 3, Estabrooks; treasurer, g,
Ii. Hanna; conductor, e. p. Robe tson
warden, Il. L. TrGndy; inside seatiuei,
---; outside sentinel, Lcon
whaIen; trustees, e. W. Doyle, b. #
Robbins, w Il Hanna; juaior past coun-
eilor, E IL. smith: chaplain, A. Martin,
Companion court, Daughters OF Liberty,
held installation of officers at its regu-
lar meeting July 10.
JnIy IS III.
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sroNINaroN.

The farmers are having fiue weather for
haying.
II. g. Spoford and wife are In town for
a few days.
Capt. Harry Gray was here Friday In
his yacht.
f. p. Weed has purchased the steamer
Jane McCres.
Two excursions here last week, one
from Rockland, one from Camden.
Business is very good in town now.
Several contracts for stone and paving
have been lately made.
Fred L. Webb is having his house
painted. Reuben Cousins and Charles
FifieId are doing he work.
They are getting quite good many
herring at the sardine factory now, aud
the outlook is promising for good pack.
The teachers summer school COM
mcnces to-day with about 100 teachers
present. w. W. Stetson, State superin-
tendent, and Prot. Albert, who were here
last year, are, With others, to speak. They
intend to make this a week long to be
remembered.
IuIy Is w
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COUNTY NEN s.
sou III suRRY.
y. additional Coanib Ne,cs zee ethe, paess

Owing 10 . Misunderstanding as to the
time OF services Sunday, very few were
out to church. Mr.. McGraw will be here
a gain bexe sunday evening at 7.30.
Steamer Catherine called at the wharf
aDJ1t V'eiVeA -Sls nuSf.4ins i'll "a lew
people who wished to join the Brookiin
excnrsionists on their "trip to Bal g)r.
Emily ana Mrs. Temp.eton Briggs, and
Edward Reed AZ the Briggs cottage; Mrs.
Nettie Essierbrook, her sou Clifton anu
Abijah Clark, OF Peacedale, X. l., who
will occupy their tent as usual through
the summer.
July 10 TRAMP
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SURRY.
July IS.

Aston Milliken came to Surry Wednes-
day.
Miss Grace Beede returned from Bar
HarbOr Monday.
Mrs. Elnora Tufts, of Hyde Park, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Gott.
a slight earthquake shock was felt here
Friday morning at 2 30. Some say there
were two distinct shocks a few minutes
apart, and that tine first was heavy enough
TO shake up things some.
A COW owned by Howard Clough was
found in her pasture with broken leg
Friday night. She was hauled home and
put in sings, where she is being carefully
tended. Mr.. Clough hopes the fracture
viii unite, otherwise the COW will have 10
be killed.
July Is. u.
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SOUND.
RAE.


Frank Valentine is employed by w. c.
Wasgatt,
Miss Edith Dorr is visiting relatives at
Winterport.
Mrs. A. L. Nickerson Is visiting reia-
tiyes at Bangor.
George Niekerson and wife spent few
days in Bangor last week.
Misses Emeline Mcfarland and Mill
dred wasgatt, OF Bar Harbor, we're
guests of Miss Rubie Higgins one day
last week.
Rev. Cornelius Smith has presented st.
James chapel with curtains to enclose an
alcove to be used as robing-room for
officiating clergy. Many thanks are due
Mr.. Smith for his kindly interest in st.
James.
The people OF this place were ssddened
July II by the death of Lucy A, wife OF
Capt. John s. Sargent, aged eighty one
years. She lesves an aged husband and
one brother, Lewis Harmon, OF Southwest
Harbor, to grieye for a loving wife and
sister. Rev. Cornelius Smith OBLIGATED at
the funeral services held at her late home.
Interment was at Sound cemetery.
July IS. SPEC.
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EAST BLuEBILL,

Miss Tyler Hopkins, OF Boston, ia the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. p. K. Greene.
Niles Carrie Woodbury., OF Waterville,
is the guest OF Mrs. Emery ID. Leach.
A. F. Cousins has returned to Stoning-
ton. He is employed as tool sharpener,
Miss Elsie Kench, OF South Brooksville
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Yout-
man.
Percy DeBeck and wife, OF West Frank
lin. arrived last Saturday They are the
guests OF Scion A. Long and wife.
s. Watson Cousins has been at home 8
few days. He returned TO Redstone, n
h., last II ursdsy.
Fred e. Graves came home from Red.
stone, \. H., few days ago to work for
the Chase Granite Co.
Schooner Charley woolsey, CHM mas
ter, arrived last Friday. She took aboard
S,oOo paving blocks for John Love. She
VIII complete her cargo at the White
granite works.
Miss Susie e. Long closed her school a,
East Brewster, Mass, June "a. She Wis.
tied relatives and friends at Boston, Wal.
than and Somerviiie, and returned home
last Tuesday. She Will spend her vaca.
ton at homer Miss Long has been teach.
Ing In Massachusetts three years.
July IS. q.
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TRAMP.
NORTH BLUEHILL.
July 10

Miss Annie Greene, VI Boston, is visit
ing her niece, Mrs.. Z. 4. Wescolt.
Mrs. Lucy fucker and daughter Marion,
OF Milford, Mass and Mrs. Mary McCas-
lin, OF New Duryport, Mass, are guests at
humphrey Dunbsr's.
Mrt. e. A. Hfnckley visited friends latt
week In Bangor. Brewer aud Charleston.
She WIS accompanied home by her cousin.
Mrs Isabel Bradbury, Of Charleston, wi o
left Friday.
July 49, w
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HULL's COVE.

Stanley Hollis, of Boston, Is visiting
Lloyd White.
Charles Shea and wife are visiting in
Portland and Boston.
Miss Agnes Brewer has employment in
the Lyman house, Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Campbell, OF ClaIemont, N. H..
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pierce.
Marion Stanley has returned to Bangor
to resume his work, which was inter.
rupted by Illness.
July IS. ANNE.
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BASS HARBoR.
ANNE.

The schoolhouse has been receiving q
much-needed coat OF paint.
Miss Ollie Ash and Miss Adeline Bunker
spent Sunday with Mrs. IL. X. Murphy at
Grey Rocks.
Benjamin Murphy went to Friendship
last week to make arrangements for hav-
ing boat built.
John Dolby, who has been an inmate OF
the insane asylum for many years, died
there last week. The body was brought
home and buried in the Old Point ceme-
terry.
July IS. X. Y. z.
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Araal Notitrs.
MORTGAGEE,s SALE.


DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of the power
ID of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed, given by the Seagrave Lumber Com
pany, a corporation duly established under
The laws OF the state of Maine, to Carrie II.
Seagrave, dated the twentieth day of October,
1903 and recorded in vol. 3g7, page 49i, of the
registry of deeds for Hancock county, Maine,
for breach of the conditions contained in said
the same, will be sold at public auction on the
premises hereinafter described on Tuesday,
the second day of August, 1904, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, all and singular the real estate
described in and conveyed by said mortgage,
to wit: certain tract or parcel OF land sit
uated in fremont in the county OF Hancock,
and state of Maine, and the buildings thereon,
said premises being used as a saw mill, in
GLIDING all the machinery IN and on ana ap-
purtenant to said mill, said land being
bounded as follows: Beginning on the top of
the Western Mountain so called, at the north
west corner bound of Harper Robbins lot, SO
said Harper Robbins lot to the centre line Of
the Big Notch, so called, thence southerly
following the centre line of the Big Notch, so
called, to the north line of the Abraham
Somes lot, so called, thence generally westerly
following the north line Of the Abraham
Somes lot and the north line of the Tinker lot
to the east line of land OF Levi b. Wyman ct
al, on the top of the Western Mountain afore-
said, thence northerly along the top of said
Western Mountain, following the east line OF
said Wyman's land and the west line of the
Harper Robbins lot, to the northwest corner OF
the Harper Robbins lot to the place of begin
ming and having been conveyed to said Sea
Southwick ana al. dated November Is, 1902
and recorded in book 3S5, page 1853, Hancock
county registry Of deeds.
Three hundred dollars will be required to bs
paid in cash ct the time and place of sale
Other terms will be stated at the sale.
CARRIE RI. SEA6RAvK.
Dated this first day OF July. A. d. 1904.
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RLuEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Alex Briggs and Miss Alberto, OF
Fall River, Mass, are visiting her father,
8. 8. Candage.
Thaddeus and John Gross, OF Ocean
vile, were here in their launch, the Flor
fila, Friday.
A. B. Conary arrived Saturday from
RockIand with the large gasoline launch
General Knox. He intends to use the
boat for excursions.
July IS. SUBSTITUTE.
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DEDHAM.

Mrs. Marinda Burrill is quite i'll.
w. e. Leach and wife, of Bucksport,
we're In town Sunday.
Mrs. Arie Burrill, OF Brewer, is visiting
her sister, Mrs j. A. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. w. w. Black is in Brewer with her
sister, Mrs. Libby, for week or two.
w. A. Goodwin and wife, OF Brockton,
Mass, visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. A. B. BurriIl, OF Brocktou, who has
been visiting relatives here, was called
home by the illness OF her husband. He
10 now slightly better, having had
mslarial fever.
July IS. B.
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Ju'y1s.
SPRAY.
RESOLUTIONS or RESI- scr.


Whereas. oar Heavenly Father, in His aln
wise pc ser. has oalte,i pur sl-,r, Jnez f. SINAI.
Idge 10 that higher fralernity;
hesoleed, That while We bow submits siyt ly
to the diyine command. we 90 not the less
mourn our depaFltd sister, aud though that
bright young life. 30 filed with loving though,
and tender care for others. 10 US Is closed with
faith unbalanced, we feel that she has entered
Into that perfect degree OF eternal "fsiendshiP
love and truth.
Resolved, That this lodge tenders its heart.
felt sympathy to the beFeaved family and reia
tiyes 10 ttia their hoar OF afilction.
Resolved. That these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes OF our lodge. and copy be
sent to the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN aud 10 fhe
family. KATHERINE MASON.
KATHERINE CARROLL.
ALICE Il. HiGGISs.
July IS. SPEC.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
TRAITOR OF the estate of Daniel P. Dority,
late of Sedgwick, in the county of Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
the etc are requested to make payment I'm
mediately. DANIEL FRED DoEITY.
July s. 1904.