GEORGE W. GUTHRIE ATTORNEY AT LAW 434 DIAMOND STREET PITTSBURGH Feb. 23, 1905. Mr. Walter E. Rodick, Bar Harbor, Me . Dear Sir:- Yours of the 14th inst in regard to bells has been received. The indicator is to be put up in the kitchen as you know. The calls are to be chiefly from the old part of the house. There is at present one bell from Mrs. Guthrie's bedroom, one fron the front door and one from the dining room; these are all to be connected with the enunciator; the others, which as I have already said are to put in the old part of the house, can be located after we get up there, until which time the running of the wires can wait, just as we are holding the lectric light wires. Mrs. Guthrie, however, wants a bell in the larger servants bed- room on the second story in the new part of the house and will want it connected with her bedroom. Mr. . Bruster had better put in the bell in the servants room and run the wire down, but do not run the wires in Mrs. Guthrie's bedroom as present. Truly yours,