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COLTS ISLAND.
DAVID.

Schooner Minquas, Capt. Duffy, arrived
at Black island last week to load stone for
New York.
Irving Gross and family left last sun
day for Orand to visit Mr.. Gross parents,
Arthur Gross and wife.
Mrs. Mary j. McCrea, of Orange, N. j.,
came last Saturday on the launch Flo and
Ruby. While here she is the guest OF M.
v. Babbidge and wife.
Mrs. Maggie Trask is improving her
cottage by the addition OF a large bay
window. John Rich 81 Son, of Bass Har-
Dor, are doing the work.
Mrs. White and daughter, OF Attieboro,
Mass, Who have been spending some
time with Mrs. Jennie Manchester at
Mckinley, are now with Mrs. Trask.
The yacht Grace, Capt HadIock, was
here last Saturday. In the party were H.
g. Goodwin, OF Cambridge, Mass, John c.
Runkle and Gordon Runkle.
1t would be quite difficult to have a
mail service to suit the people OF Colts
island better than the present system.
Letters mailed In Boston at Z 80 %. m.
arrive at Colts Island at noon the next
day This system was brought about by
the untiring efforts of S. A. johnson, of
Somerville, and {. II. WEIGH, OF Boston.
Aug. l. CHIPS.
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mere vas sensation now. While Miss
Trents character was cleared. people
-hesitated TO believe that Albert Ross
was thief. However. when man
says he is a thief, swears that he is
thief and demands that he be sent to
prison as a thief, what are you going
TO do about III The key 10 unlock the
mystery was Kicking around under
foot all the time, but nobody could see
It.
The trial In the higher court came
along In about month, and Ross
pleaded guilty and was sent to state
prison for year. He took the sen
tence meekly and In couple OF days
had disappeared from sight OF the peo-
pie who had known him for fifteen
long years ana believed In his honesty
every day. Miss Trent returned to the
store. and things went on In the old
way, except with Jones' q Co. Jones
did not for one instant believe the girl
guilty. Neither did he believe that
Ross took the purse. He went about
scratching his head and talking to HIM
self and trying to remember something.
and 1t was one day after one OF his
FITS" had lasted him for half an hour
that he suddenly jumped up and down
and used n swear word. Next instant
run for home, he being widower,
with housekeeper. In fifteen minutes
he was back at the store with the
purse In hts hand.
1t was as easy as breaking eggs.
Jones had passed the counter while the
two women were looking at some gar
ment. He had seen the purse and pick
cd II mp TO hand 1t along to its owner.
a clerk had called him at the moment
and he had started of. The purse had
gone into his coat tail pocket, walked
home - dinner with him. and when he
changed his coat to go TO the funeral
1t was left In the old one. Upon his
return he had put on another. and so
for weeks the missing money had been
hanging in his wardrobe.
why did you do it," asked Miss
Trent of the homely and III shaped old
bachelor as he returned from prison
with his character fully cleared.
IL Thought / was guilty" he lame
ly replied
NO. You thought l was guilty"
Not that Miss Trent II knew
that, James loved you and that you
you loved him and that-that"-
Then you thought him guilty and
sacrificed yourself for the both OF ms p
"N'el-er well. yoG see, I'm getting
old and hofaely and never expect to
marry and -er--well. it's all over
with"
And so IT was. except that the girl
threw her arms around lis neck and
kissed him, and her tears dAmpened
his wrinkled cheeks-the first tears and
t'e X. !sies since he was baby in
his mothers arms.
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EAST oRI.AED.
Ass.1.

T. +. Mason WAS IN Bangor Wednesday.
irwin Bell came Saturday to join his
family at the Bell camp.
George Snow vas at hsme from Blue
hilt, for short visit Sunday.
Miss Bernice Mason is visiting friends
In Bangor and SANDY Point.
Capt. Peudleton Is In Belfast to see
about the building OF boat.
Mrs. Frank Suow add two children
woe the guests of Mrs. MiIie Snow Sun
day.
sirs. Blanche tiould. " no has been visit
log her relatives, eft for her home IN
Wstervilie THURSDAY.
Fred l.. Blake and wife were In Stock
ton last week, Mrs. Blake being called
there by the death Of her father.
What came near being drowning acct
dent occurred Saturday night W hen Dora,
the little daug hter OF Arthur Dunbar, fell
into the stream, Just above To-day Pond
bridge. The water being over her head
she was in danger. Ernest Snow, a boy
six years old, no was witt her, succeeded
In catching her by the hand as she came
to tue surface the second time, and held
her until help arrived.
Aug. /. M
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PENOBSCOT.
Aug. /.

Miss Belle Perkins is at home for few
weeks.
Mrs. b. II. Leach and Master Jasper
have returned from visit to relatives in
Portland.
George l.. Bridges and wife, OF Cam
bridge, are visiting Mr.. Bridges brother,
W. s. Bridges.
c. X. Bridges has been impro owing his
house by repairing, painting and the ad-
dillon OF fine piazza.
Services were conducted at the Leach
district Sunday afternoon and evening by
Rev. Mr.. McGraw, of Surry.
Miss Effie Bridges, OF Boston, has re-
turned home atier weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs, John Wardweli.
Mr.. Tapley, wife and daughter, of
Springfield, are summering in town.
They are the guests of C. K. Bridges and
wife.
Edward A. Snowman and family, of
Spring field, Mass, are visiting Mr..
Snowman's parents, L. A. Snowman and
wife.
Aug. /. SUBA.
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Talking about pisloscphy." san n
noted author, who would never IN thu
world forrtye me II / mentioned his
name. reminds me OF man l used to
know In louisville. He raised hogs
for living. not because the hog, per
sc. Is a thing OF beauty. butt because
he had an idea that by nurturing hogs
In certain way he could make them
pay better than any other crop.
''rhe idea was still In his mind when
the hogs We're ripe. He drove them to
Louisville. but the price offered him
did not seem adequate. He felt sure
that over In Indiana-Indiana Is very
cultured state-hoGs OF an exceptional
kind would be more keenly appreciat-
ed He drove the hogs to indianapolis.
The price there also was inadequate,
so he footed II to Chicago with his
crop. Some time late In the fall he re
turned to Louisville, still driving his
hogs before him, and there he sold
them for considerably less than the
price he had refused In the beginning.
Somebody expressed sympathy for him,
WELL he replied. I've lost the
whole summer. and I'm out good deal
on the cost OF them critters, but I've
had the society OF my hogs, Wash
ington Post.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

j. b. DuRoy and wife, OF Bangor, ar,
guests OF Thomas Havey and wife for tive
weeks.
Miss Clara Dunn, of Millinoeke'. 4
witn her parents, J. e. Dunn and wife
during her vacation.
Victor Peavey and wife, OF Bangor, who
have been at Thomas Havey's through
July, are to return home soon.
DIR. John Homer and wife, OF New bury
port, Mass, are with DIR. H. II. Homer
and wife for their annual Maine visit.
Joe Meader, OF Boston, who was up
from Northeast Harbor to spend Sunday
with Harvey M. Biaisdeli, returned Mon-
day.
Schooner Jenny Lind sailed Tuesday
with slaves for the Rockand and Rock
port Lime Co., loading for Blaisdel d
Blaisdell.
Robert Phillips left Monday for Con-
cord, N. H., to visit his sons. On his re-
turn he will take In the @. A. r. encamp-
rnent in Boston.
Rev. c. e. Petersen has arranged spec
ial music for his Sunday evening lectures.
Mr. DuRoy, of Bangor, favored the audi
enee with solo last evening.
Miss Addie Bunker, teacher in the
Cambridge schools, and Miss Carrie
Whitaker who teaches in South Boston,
are enjoying their home vacation. Miss
Bunker recently visited the st. Louis ex-
position.
DR.. II. F. Collins, Miss Mamie Collins
and Miss otterback, of Washington, D. c.,
left for their homes Friday after vaca-
ton OF several weeks with j. II. West and
wife. Mrs. Collins and baby Virginia
remain for the summer.
Aug.1 B
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.


N. II. Cole came over from Harrington
on business Saturday.
G.N walke-, NJ Boston. has been re.
cert gurst OF w. p. aewins.
Mrs. Ernor W. Cote, o, south Boston.
is visiting reiatives ana friends here.
Frank Wakefield vent to Steuben on
Sunday, and brought his mother home
with him.
DIR. and Mrs. II. d, AveriIl, OF Bar liar.
Dor, were guests OF L. b. Deasy and wife
over Sunday.
Mrs. Lula NJ. Bunker spent last week
with relatives and frienes In West aud
South GouIdsboro.
Capt. u. NJ. Moore has returned to
Brooklyn, N. ", after a visit of four
weeks with relatives.
Ellery Cole, of Nashua, N. H., arrived
for his vacation on Sunday, accompanied
by friend. Verne Adams.
Mrs. s. ]. Morse and Mrs. f. F. Morse
and child arrived Saturday to spend the
week with N. L. Morse aud wife,
franklin W. johnson, of Watervilie,
principal OF Conurn classical institute,
Was here Saturday to see Ernest and Will
bur Cole, Students ut Coburn.
Mrs. Charlotte Hewins, of Boston, and
MIS-. Charles HewiDs, of Hampden, Va,
arrived tie first of the week at W. p.
Hewins', after an unpleasant experience,
as they we're passengers on the City OF
Rockisud " hen she Was wrecked
Rev. Thomas vanNess preached again
Sunday morning to q good zsd congre-
cation. Miss Grace Moore, orgauist, takes
great pains In arranging her part OF tie
programme, which IS fully appreciated.
MISS kiizab beth Murphy, OF Boston, played
Violin SOLO al the first service--a rare
treat. Yesterday Miss Margaret Moore
saug, ali of which added much To the ser
vice.
The Village Improvement society has
about competed arrangements for its
coming fair, August IL. IL is to be a
"buttefhs" lair, aud the decorations will
be very effective. There are 10 be several
new features this year which promise To
be yeey~ popular. There will be neck
wear table with its tempting array. The
Iaoies have coupled cook book which
will he pu oiIshed In attractive covers, and
no doubt Will prove good seller. Last,
but not least, the Remembrance" table
will be of Interest. This table, contrib
uted by absent friends, will show II
varied assortment of useful and ornamen-
tat articles with souvenirs OF many widely
scattered places. There wiii be a O'Clock
supper, an evening entertainment, In
which Il butterfly drill will be distinc-
bali.
AsG. L. c,
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SWANS ISLAND.

Capt. Edwin Smith has sold his vessel
Qnickstep to Eastport parties.
Mrs. ID. F. Norwood, OF Mckinley
spent Sunday at the lighthouse here.
Mrs. S. J. Morse is spending few days
with her son Nelson at Prospect Harbor,
Schooner Perfect of Rockiand, broug bit
a load for the M. Baird Contracting Co.
last week.
q. A. fainter is building gasoline
dory for Ernest Squirting and Erwin
DAVIS. She will be fitted with Walker
engine from Ellsworth.
Q. w. stinson started for Vancouver
July rs, to resume his duties as pilot on
the haiibut steamer New England. He
was accompanied rs fer as Boston by his
slater, Miss Mae Stinson.
Aug.1. Dawn
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Coleridge once read to his friend Cot
tie, the publisher. from his pocket
book list OF eighteen different works.
not one of which he ever wrote. For
many years he meditated heroic
poem on the siege of Jerusalem by
Titus, and among other projected
works were treatise on the Corn
Laws" Book of German Bellies
Lettres." Book Of Morals" in an
swer TO Goodwin. an Essay on the
Writings OF Johnson and Gibbon," Il
poetical pantomimc and kind Of
comedy" Il should not think of de-
voting less than twenty years 10 an
epic poem" he writes-''ten years to
collect my materials and warm my
mind with universal science" Five
were to be spent in its composition
and five with its correction. His
tastes and inclinations We're undoubt
eddy catholic, but persistent effort in
any one direction was i'll suited to the
genius of Coleridge. and be was con
tent with his books and his opium and
consequent glorious dreaming. Cham
bers' Journal
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.:-July 20, 1904.
TAKEN on execution wherein Frank f.
L smith. of Bucksport, county OF Han
cock. State OF Maine is plaintiff and Sarah e.
Abbott formerly of said Bucksport, now of
Verona, said county ami State, is defendant,
and will be sold at public auction on Nednes-
day the seventh day of September, 1901, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon at the office of 4. Fl.
Smith, in said Bucksport, all the right title
and interest which said Sarah r. Abbott has
or had on TIE 18th day of March, a. d. 1904,
when the same was attached on the original
writ, in and to the following described real
county of Hancock, to wit: C. rtain lot or
parcel OF land situated in said Bucksport, and
being the side of lot I22 in the fifth range of
lots and bounded as follows, TO wit Begin
ming on the southerly corner of said lot 1872 at
the range line between the fifth and sixth
ranges; thence on the line between lots No.
122 and 1913, north thirty five degrees west one
hundred and sixty-four rods TO the fourth
range line; thence on said range line north
thirty one degrees east thirty rods to a cedar
stake marked J. 5. c. G.; thence soUth fifty
five degrees west forty-one rods and fifteen
Ii AXIS to a cedar stake marked j. w. s. & G..
G.. to the corner of William simpsons land;
thence south thirty tive degrees east one hum
dred and twenty nine rods and nine links to a
cedar stake marked j. S. x w. s.; thence
north 54l2 degrees east SIS RODS and Is lin ks to
a cedar stake marked j. S. & ". S. to the
range line between the fifth and sixth ranges;
thence south IS degrees east six rods to the
northerly corner of lot 1872; thence south 54e
degrees west 70 rods to place Of beginning,
being the same premises conveyed to Joshua
Abbott Sd, by Sylvanus b. Simpson, by deed
ed in Hancock registry of deeds, vol.
81, page 81, and the same couSe ID to said
Sarah +. Abbott formerly Quincy by said
Joshua'Abbott, sd, by deed recorded Han
cock registry of deeds, vol, 29s page $50,
Dated this goth day OF July, 1904.
WALTER SNOWMAN,
Deputy Sheriff.
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The Girl md The nook.

See the young girl What is the
young girl doing? She is reading a
book. Is 1t good book? Well, that
depends. The author Of the book
thinks il is good one, and so does
the publisher. So does the young girl
Are there any other books better than
this? Yes. we think there are. But
the young girl does not know about
them. because they are old. Then this
book is not old? oh. no; it is new,
That is why the ya"n- gi-l is reading
II. See her turn the leaves. See her
skip. See her eager expression. Should
we all get the skipping habit and turn
the leaves with an eager expression!
Certainly we should If we wish TO keep
up with all the latest books And 1t is
q good thing TO do this. is 1t not? Well,
II is not the chief end of man, but II
n of lot Of young girls.-Life.
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HANCOCK POINT.
NJ

Miss Minnie Holmes spent Sunday at
the Point.
A. L. Young's house is rented for tie
summer.
Fred Ball and family, OF Fargo, n. D..
have returned home.
William Crabtree and wife were in
franklin Friday .ealliBg on friends.
Mrs. Hagan and little grandson, OF Ban
gor, are visiting c. f. Chester ana wife.
Mrs. Lena Robinson and Mrs. Dubsy,
OF Bangor, spent Sunday with C. A.
Penney and wife.
A government survey boat is at Hancock
Point making a survey of Frenchmsn s
bay. She will lay here until October.
Aug. /. E.
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ATLANTIC.
SUBA.
Aug. l..

Miss Coho, of Hartford, Conn.,, is spend
ing two-weeks' vacation at the Island
Rest.
Mrs. Sophia Stock bridge arrived last
week from Dorchester, Macs. She is at
George Smiths at Swans Island.
Burt F Pierce, under the management
OF Frank M. Petts, is holding weeks
Amusement in l.. V. Joyce's hall.
Dr.. Bowditch, Of Boston, arrived Satur-
day with three lady friends. They think
the island very fine. They are at Capt.
Leslie Joyce's.
Mrs. Mary McCrea left Saturday for
Colts Island to visit her nephew, Nj. V.
Babbidge. Thence she goes east to visit
nieces and nephews before returning to
her home in New Jersey.
Aug, &
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GOULDSBORO.

Mrs. d. B. Flint, OF Winter Harbor,
called on relatives here Saturday
Mrs. Cretia Tracy, Of Prospect Harbor,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. ]. c. Dyer, who has spent week
with friends at Eastbrook, Is home.
Charles Campbell has gone to Petit
Mensn Point, where he win work this
week.
Pearley Tracy has gone on the road
with an agency for a Chicago book
publishing house.
l.. ii. Campbell starts to-day as
general travelling agent for the A. b.
Kuhlmer Co., of Chicago.
Aug. /. JEN.
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OAK POINT.

Master Percy Dyer, OF Bangor, is visit
Ing his grandfather, j. IL. Galley.
Miss Nellie Haynes, OF New YORK, is
visiting her uncle, M. d. Haynes.
Capt. John Deliver is home for few
days. He will soon sail for Steuben.
Rev. j. 2. Simouton preached a very
able sermon at the Union church Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Page has been the guest OF
her granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Meader,
for several weeks.
Aug. L. PLUTARCH.
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BIRCH HARBOR,

NJ. II. Winslow and Mrs. c. G. Wescott
visited In Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Chester Wentworth, OF Appleton,
is visiting her parents, B. w. Hancock
and wife.
Rev. MIR. Curtis, a missionary from
sunday.
c. Ii. Prebe, OF sullivan Harbor, called
on friends here Sunday. His wife, who
had spent the week here, returned with
him.
Mrs. d. A. Fitzgerald, who has been
visiting 10 Stonington, came home Satur-
day accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Irene
Danham, OF that village.
Aug.1. e.
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Order of Notice Thereon.

DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
On this soth day of July. a. d. 1904, on
reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day of August
d. 1901 before said court, at Portland, in said
notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
American, a newspaper printed in said dis
trict, and that all known creditors, and other
time and place, and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by the court, that
the clerk shall send by mail to all known cred
itors copies of said petition and this order,
addressed TO them at their places of residence
as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge of the said Court and the seal thereof,
at Portland, in said district, on the 30th day
of July, a. d. 1904.
L. ST. JAMES f. HEwEY, CLERK.
A true copy of petition and order thereon.
Attest:-JAMEs E. HEwEY, Clerk.
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INDIAN POINT.

Miss Ida H. Brown entertained party
OF six from Bar Harbor Sunday.
Miss Ethel Walls spent Saturday night
snd Sunday with Mrs. Seth Harding.
Mrs. d. L. Ellis, Mrs. Pryor, Of New
York, with servants, are at Green island
for the season.
I. c. Higgins and wife, Mrs. c. III. Nor
r;s, his sister, and lady friend from Bar
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Hsroor spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. w Z. Higgins.
A. V u. Ellis and wife, with servant
arrived ut Green island Sunday night for
stay with his mother, Mrs. l. Ellis
Mrs. +. G Higgins and son Carol, Asa
Smith, her father, OF Bar Harbor, with
h.euds s3sit a lew days al Camp olive,
the pRst week.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Miss Flora Day has been visiting friends
in Sedgwick.
Walter Staples and wife, OF Rocklsnd,
are visiting his mother, Mrs. 8. A. Fogg.
Marion, Bertha and Lester Bemis are
spending the season at Charles Hender-
sons.
Capt. w. J. Johnson, wife and little son,
of Sedgwick, called ON friends here
recently.
july o. g,
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EASTBROOK.
Aug. l..

Miss Vivian Lowrie is working at Els
worth.
Miss Flora Wilbur has gone to Sullivan
to work.
Miss Alma Dyer is working at Edwin
Wiibur's.
The Foresters had fine picnic at Mo-
lasses pond July 80.
Miss Rosie Tracy, OF Columbia Falls, is
workide at Guy Buffers.
The sports who have been spending
their vacation at DeMeyer's camp, have
gone.
Mrs. Carrie Butler died last Sunday af-
ternoou. Mrs. Butler had suffered a long
time with n cancer in tbs breast. The be-
resVed family has the sympathy of the
community.
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nankrupts Petition for Discharge.

In the matter OF
LESTER Il. HoDGDoN.

In the matter OF
LESTER T.. HoDGDoN, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,
To the Eon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis
trict court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Maine.
T ESTER E. HoDGDoN, of Ellsworth, in
II the county OF Hancock. and 81 ate OF
Maine. in said district respectfully epresents
that on the 4th day of June, last past, he
was duly adjudged bankrupt, under the Acts
OF Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he
has duly surrendered all mis- property and
rights of property, and has fully complied
with all the requirements OF said acts and Of
the orders of court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the court to have fun dischaFFe
from all debts proVabis sgainst his eaeai1
under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF July, y. d. 1904.
LESTER Il. HonGDoN,
na,,I ~
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SEAWALL.

Mrs. M. H. Butchers, OF Boston, has
arrived, and will spend few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. l.. M. Deliver, after which
she will visit her son, Clyde A. Butchers, at
Waipole, Mass.
Aug. /. SPEC.
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Mothers lose their dread for shat terrible
3 eond summer" when they have DIR. Fowler's
Extract Of wild Strawberry in the house. Ma,
lures specific for summer complaints of every
sort.-Adut.
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Sirteen ounces Of performance to every
pound Of promise in the advertisements
of THE AMERICAN.
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Itching piles Never mind If everything else
failed to cure you. Try Doan's Ointment. No
failure there. so cents, at any drug store
Adpt.
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THE subscribers hereby give notice that
i they have been duly appointed executors
of the last will and testament Of Owen
Byrn, late of Ellsworth, in the county of
Hancock, deceased, no bonds being required
by the terms Of said will. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
CHARLOTTE E. BYRH.
July 5, 1904 FRED L. mason
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VNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
TRAITOR of the estate of James Twynham,
late Of Waltham, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
TO make payment Immediately.
July 3, 1904. MILTON W. HAsLAM.