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are good places to get a shore dinner Cliff Island while at South Outlook For Season Harpswell and the Peaks Island House motor trip often becomes an all day so SOCIAL LIFE BECOMING ACTIVE. PROSPECT FOR BEST SEASON IN one, pleased are the motorists with MANY NEWCOMERS HERE. YEARS. this picturesque little town and its BEST SEASON FOR YEARS IS THE =SAVE environs. REPORT HERE. ICE= Miss Opening of Library Among Events of Boats Are Crowded with Stream of Margaret Smith has returned Last Week. People. to "Kitowit" on Bustin's Island, where Dances and Recitals Add to Daily she is this year, after a short Pleasures. BUY YOUR and island After staying This popular pleasant the only succens- visit to moderately Harpswell. The Peaks Island House this week does not seem to be affected by the ful season of 1912, the indications all Mr. J. 'D. Hayden was here last reports a rushing business, this "late season" talk which is heard in point to Casco Bay being back in its year's Sunday at the 'Burr cottage. He came bookings both for sojourners and tran- some other parts of Casco Bay. The stride again this year as one of the down from Boston to spend the week- sients being far in excess of last year's season at 'Cliff is really very good and foremost summer resorts in coun- the, end. and on an equal with if not better than hotels and cottages alike are rapidly try. For .so in the season it early is the best season Miss Marion of for years past. The filling. doubtful if the cottages were ever so Bunbury London, weekly recitals will be inaugurated at REFRIGERATOR well filled and the end England, is the guest of Dr. H. V. of this Mr. Richard M. Newlin and family week this hotel and will form will Neal of the Harpswell at tonight surely of Haverford, Pa., are summering at undoubtfully see a great influx Laboratory a his notable feature o# the island's enter- HERE of of visitors to the as camp. Miss Bunbury is a social the Murphy Cottage at the end hotels, is evidenc- tainments. Mr. Ernest J. Hill, tenor, ed by the fact that worker and has made considerable Woodland Road. They will spend without exception and Mrs. Hill (Miss Martha Hawes) are all study of sociology. She will return the entire season on the island. they booked to their will have capacity to contralto, charge of this NEW during the season. crews England the ISfth, after a very STOCK LATEST PATTERNS Mr. S. P. Darlington, 2nd., of heavy The evening's concert and the fact that on the Casco line pleasant stay here. Georgetown, S. C., grandson of Mr. Bay boats say tbjit such noted Portland singers are to par- never before have The usual was S. P. Darlington, is at the "Peace they had to handle Laboratory Tea held ticipate will surely arouse great inter- the and at the last Cottage" on the western end of the passengers freight that they Laboratory Friday. These est. The semi-weekly dances will be These have all the have been called teas are Refrigerators latest island for the season. Miss Hitch- upon to carry during weekly events, and are of held on Tuesdays and Fridays during the past week. one sees much pleasure to the residents. the Mr. William man, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., who has Everywhere season, H. Chase of. new cottages and of Waltham floor improvements. Call and see them been a guest at the iDarlington's, has going up many Pott's 'Harbor was the rendezvous being director. the hotels have almost Tlie conceit recently left. Mr. Creagh M. Hey- doubled their of the Portland Yacht Club fleet on the given last Sunday by capacity for the Peaks Island House and let us decker, captain of the motor launch, accommodating guests. third day of their annual cruise. The trio. Miss prove that the For several years the fame of Annie Haigli, Miss goods "Osprey," is also at the cottage for Casco third day's trip started from Oakes violinist, Mary as a summer resort has Hanson, and Miss the summer. Bay been on Ledge, down the New Meadows River pianist, Phyliss the was a and are increase and this summer seems and then to The Craig, 'cellist, of high order of prices right. The bor.t service here on week days Harpswell. speedy due to add many new friends to it black merit and was greatly enjoyed. The is excellent, there being four trips sloop "Conomo," with Capt. among the dwell- C. Orr in program included several well-known each On holiday-seeking city George command, won the way. Sundays, however, the ers of and much appreciated America. day's race by a margin of six minutes selections, CASH OR EASY service is not as good, there being among which were Gounod's TERMS over Commodore Reuben K. Dyer's Ballet, only two trips up and two down. This No. 1 and 2, Faust; Xavin's "Clique." The "Daphne" was third. Narcissus; makes it inconvenient for some peo- Waltz, Op. 66 and The U. S. Revenue Cutter by Tschaikowsky; ple who are spending week ends here South Woodbury an exquisitely rendered violin solo $ I DOWN. BALANCE I Harspwell acted as convoy to the fleet on the $ WEEKLY to get back to Portland in time to con- "Orient ale." No praise can be too first of the trip, but on the nect with trains to points away. It is SEASON PROGRESSIVE SATISFAC- Saturday, high for the excellence of this con- Androscoggin dropped anchor at hoped that some remedy may be sug- TORILY AT THIS RESORT. cert, and it is good news that Manager South Harpswell to act in that gested and tried out. Mgr. Coding's capac- Rowe assures his patrons that future ity for Sunday's which was spirit of accommodation i^ well Portland Yacht Club Fleet Anchored trip, up recitals will fully equal this one. the bay to Peaks Island. known and he will undoubtedly make Here Last Saturday. Saturday The hotel still holds its popularity Com. a on any night Dyer gave reception with the tourists who change possible which does not South is many while vis- Harpswell enjoying a very the flagship which was at- injure the service to other points "Clique," iting Portland come here to partake prosperous season. Almost every cot- tended all the when the matter comes to his atten- by skippers. of one of Manager Rowe's unexcelled tage is now open, and the place is tlon. Mr. and Mrs. Foster of Lisbon, Me., shore dinners. The Peaks Island alive with activity of every descrip- have arrived at the Peterson cottage House has ever since it cater- Mr. and Mrs. \\\ W. Gilchrist and tion. Automobile of opened, R. parties, many for the summer. S. DAVIS of ed to transients with as much care CO. family Philadelphia, Pa., are at whom come from Massachusetts Senator F. A. and solicitude as to its COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS their cottage, "The Ferns," for the points, make the trip to the end of Morey of Lewiston regular pa- was a trons. is ever left summer. Mr. Gilchrist is a well- Harpswell Neck from welcome guest at his liule (Nothing undone ! Brunswick, to Cor. and known artist and is bungalow, Hurricane last Sun- give each patron a hearty welcome Exchange Federal Sts. Me. doing quite a bit i often remaining a while to enjoy the Hut, Portland, j and a feeling of satisfaction. Man- of painting here. tXo place could fur- •beauties of the »urrounding islands. day. nish ager Rowe's success consists in his F. E. more beautiful marine views than I From the end of the neck, there are An accident which might well have Haskell, President desire to have all •Casco Hay and Mr. Gilchrist's choice many to be been more serious than it was occurr- everything right I interesting sights seen, the time and the of this island for a summer home is Pear.v's home, Eagle Island the ed here last week. Dr. Fred Lambert rapidly increasing j being of the to be commended. opp patronage house shows that his I most frequently noted. There (Continued on | Page 7.) efforts are appreciated. fae Ea? tern flar of V. eslbrooii waa entertained last Wednesday by Mrs. Maasbyll at her cottage, "Ocean Spray." The party, numbering in all about forty, arrived at the cottage about 11 a. m. The cottage was dec- orated with ferns and wild flowers, and presented a pretty sight. After the party had enjoyed a social hour or two, a delicious shore dinner was served, which was greatly enjoyed. UTING After dinner, all went over to Mrs. ROUSERS •Iva T Johnson's cottage, where they were entertained with music, a solo 150 of this season's by Mrs. Pliinney being one pleasing pairs feature. One member of the Pe_ak«s Island party. anoANME.XEa5 hjoyss Miss Lois Dyer, remained until in ac- Fri- styles outing trousers, day at the Maasbyll's, but the others returned to Portland on the afternoon tual values $3.50 to $5.00. boat .having had a very enjoyable time. Mr. Maasbyll, who is superin- In new and tendent of the West brook Mill, came stripes—browns down last week to spend Sunday at me couage. soft All at one grays. price The Sunday church services have not yet begun and it is extremely until sold doubtful if they can be arranged. It ^c.i_i ff Mouse. has in past seasons been customary to .—.— -S-tiLifMSl!Jiff?ftPi have different Portland pastors cornel 1W down THE PEAKS for a short afternoon service, ISLAND HOUSE AND CLIFF HOUSE but this year the minister must leave Portland at 10 a. m. and is unable to return until late afternoon. Under Hill Crest £ ■><-"* Under New Management. W. Clark $2.45 these conditions, it is to se- v Meader, Prop. | difficult f \ THE OF cure the services of anyone as most € J/) HOME PURE FOOD POPULAR CHEBEAGUE HOTEL /4 and 76 Exchange St.. Portland, , WE PAY PARCEL POST pastors have their own services at 0 ^t]/Wiyffl/i Opposite Postotfice CHARGES HAS EIGHTY A /fJi/lJl/1 An ideal, up-to-date whrre 10.."50 a. m., which GUESTS. »_ cafe, nothing but the they cannot neglect. %m, best i» served to our patrons. ™A Quick service is our | Mr. and Mrs. v4>f31f9Scll 1 motto, and our prices are F. W. ltodimon of Parties Are In right. Separate dining Oancing Vogue Now. room for ladies and escorts. Northampton, Mass., and Mrs. W. S. t The hotel Specials every day, from 11 a. m. until 1 Rodimon and children. Jack and War- at the present time Is en- is%. served. ner, also of Northampton, are at the tertaining over 80 guests and within a few "Qnannapowitt" Cottage for the days every available room in month of July. the hotel and annex will be taken. ■Hill Crest fame is so well known Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Steeves, Miss M. to the summer tourists that each Steeves, and Miss Molly Steeves. of year ] the late inquirer Finds It Boston, and Miss Dorothy (loogina of impossTblo to get accommodations here. 26 and 28 Monument Cleveland, O., are sojourning at Grand The Sq., PORTLAND, ME. table at the hotel is the View Cottage on Cliff Islnnd Avenue. first consider- ation of Mr. Hamilton and few They, in company with the (Jibsons, if any hotels on the coast of Maine are took a motor boat trip to (loose Island more in last Sunday, a abundantly supplied this re- SUMMER enjoying picnic dinner GOODS spect. ui»wii arriving mere. Commencing Wednesday eve- ning the series of Miss Blanche weekly dancing par- Leflemme of Port- ties are to be at the land arrived given dance hall KODAKS Monday to be the guest and at these of Miss functions all guests of Dorothy Cobb at Cot- me nuiri Cozy I mm mvuea mends are in-' AND tage. She Is to planning spend a ■vlted. The music will be of week on the Island. the us- ■ ual high order and some delightful KODAK SUPPLIES Prof, and Mrs. F. If. 'Lincoln of | parties are anticipated. A whist Autolac Worcester, and was Mass., Mrs. T). Haymake F. | party glvpn Friday evening last Arts and Crafts Novel- Howatt of R are sum- at the Tennis, Golf and Base A Providence, .1., dance hall and seven tables en- Furniture Polish of Real Merit mering at the | ties Kimhail Cottage for Joyed this favorite pastime. Mrs. Ball Goods July. Prof. Lincoln Is a teacher in A. B. Moslpy of West Somervllle was Books and the Magazines* It cleans and Worcester Classical High School. awarded the ladles' Regular and Couch polishes any varnished surface, re- prize, a book, Leather Goods Miss Elizabeth Griffiths of Hrook- she having thirty-four points to her Stylish Hammocks storing nil the original lustre. In use, it does not lyn, N. Y., Is at her cottage, "The credit. Mr. A. B. Mosley had twen- Brass Desk Fittings or Parisian destroy wear out the original finish, but renews I/edges," on the island. She will re- ty-nine points and he was declarpd Ivory Toilet main Pottery and Craft Bas- and build* it quite late this season, as she the wittier of the jjontlpmon's honors Articles up, removing evidence of does not kets scratches, plan to return to New York and a book was his gift. The ladles' scars or hloom until Globe resulting from accident or hard October 1. Her guest, Miss consolation prize was awarded to Waterman Ideal Foun- Wernick Sec- Catherine MIbs flakes oil cloths or Farnsworth of Portland, Carolina Farren of tain Pens tional Bookcases usage, linoleums look new and will Philadelphia stay on the Island untjl the mid- and Mr. Stanley Robinson of Allston. 25c and dle of Fine and bright. larger size*. Samples free. September. Mans., captured the consolation prize Stationery Tally, Score and Place for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nagel from gentlemen of the party. Miss Engraving Cards New Martha C. York are at Mm. S. A. Davis' Fralelgh the hotel enter- tainer had cottage for the season. the party in chargp. Plans A are being madp for a ball most pleasing amateur entertain- masqupradp ment was Saturday pvpnlng, July 2f>. This given last Tuesday evening par- SHORT ty will bp one of the events of LORING, & HARMON CHARLES N. at the (Daisy The first the sea- HAY PAINT CO. Cottage. part son of and all the guests at the are Monument the program consisted of tableaux hotel Square, Portland, Me. 8-12 Free In looking forward to the occasion with St., Portland, Me. which mnny of the bovs and girls on much pleasure. Suitable the island took part. The stage for prizes will be awarded and an orchestra will (Continued on Page 7.) (Continued on page 7). party of people who have been staying at one of Bailey Island's popular re- sorts. The party referred to intended Bailey Island to take the boat to New York from Woodbine Portland last Thursday. They went to cSi., L m. BAILEY ISLnND- mmne MRS. YORK. I Portland only to find that on account HUMPHREY 8. SINNETT. Prop. I of the withdrawal of the "Old Colony" The Driftwood. Bailey's Island, Maine. | from service, there was no Thursday Casco and Popular boardinR house on this part of Bay's Leading General Store « Grocery The iDriftwood's bookings for early night boat. They returned to Baileys the inland ith fine accommodations tor and the The sixty guests. The chambers are July are very good with prospects ex- spent night. next day large, of success and fair i-icely furi.i-hed anil have ocean view. My years dealing to all assures you of the cellent for a they left early on the 5.20 a. m. boat Fine table getting best capacity number by the supplied with the best obtain- at lowest cash for able. Bath in always possible prices. We are to last of the month or the first of August. Portland again, intending this k. Boating and Pishing near always trying please the the house. Open until October 1. trade of the island. Mrs. A. MoK. time to take the boat for Boston. Rates QUALITY and PROMPT SERVICE is our Gulliver, who has charge day and circulars on application. aim. of all the details herself has had mucii They had been misinformed about the schedule on this and found Our store is the experience in the boarding-house busi- line that headquarters for the best in there was no boat | ness, this being her eighteenth season. day either. At last accounts it is Meats and we receive Experience is a valuable teacher, and believed that they fin- fresh invoices Mrs. Gulliver is one of the few who ally went by train to their destination. by every steamer. i are wise enough to profit by it. The ! Whatever the cause may be, the sea- OCEAN VIEW mere fact that son HOTEL she has had the train- at this island is exceptionally late Bailey Island, M Go or go A. Rlchardion, Prop. is ing not nearly as valuable as the in coming to its height. It m. Excel- l -i.t tal le and in fact everything firBt clasr. affords. Our teams cover all sections of comfortable house leads one to form local causes have kept back the real the island several Op.n until S.pt. 9. Rata, on application. the conclusion are scial times that there few wom- activity of the island. But real- daily. Telephone us time. en as capable, or as insistent in want- ly those who want a summer vacation any ing to please their patrons as Mrs. must welcome the restful quiet, and Me., has been the of S. Pickard Gulliver is. In proof of this, the fact view with relief this unwonted condi- recently guest Mary Porter. There was a M. Jordan at the beautiful attendance and a that many of the guests return year tion. Happily, summer communities Bonnyview large very enjoyable Gift Shop on Summer Hill. Miss Maud time was after year may .be cited. The house are by no means dependent on social spent. M. Pugsley of Newark, N. and Mrs. BAILEY itself is clean and commodius, invit- life, but upon the invigorating climate J., A real old-time family party was ISLAND, MAINE D. L. of Little are THE JOHNSON ing one to "come again." which constitutes their attraction. Phillips Rook, Ark., a feature of the Auburn Colony's life ! H. F. j soon to arrive for three weeks at Bon- Johnson, Proprietor Bailey Island, combines last week. Mr. W. K. Dana of West- nevertheless, also. I AND COTTACES Open June 15 to October 1 both these and nyview, brook, was host and his children The Woodbine. qualities, probably in Me.,^ Miss Dorothea and Enlarged capacity this year. Beautifully located at another week or there will be no Godfrey of Wayne, grandchildren to the number of the south end two, of the island near Little Harbor. The ] The with Mrs. Sinnett as cause Me., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 27 made a week's Johnson and Woodbine, to complain over lack of things stay with him and cottages contain about forty room*, all I pleasant and the proprietor, is with iu uu, ui luucuuiib 10 James G. Stetson. Mrs. last week. Those in airy. Thoroughly modern toilets, rapidly filling anenu. Dana, the etc. Table bath, the usual number supplied with best the market affords. J of satisfied guests. Mr. R. The guests at the Seaside party were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dana Sea food a Huntington Woodman spent cottage specialty. Fresh milk. eggs, poultry and 4 This establishment is a very are a and children, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Swan vegetables raised on the pictur- last week on his an- planning dancing party at Li- premiees. Bathing. Boating very pleasantly and Fishing. Rates on | esque one, consisting of a rambling Hall on the of June 23. and family of Providence, R. I., Miss application. nual cruise on the "Winjoy." The par- brary evening old farmhouse of typical island con- An orchestra Louisa Dana and Miss Ethel Dana of ty took an extended trip to the east- of three pieces from struction, which is Covered for the Portland will furnish music and Westbrook, Dr. and Mrs. iHorace C. , ward, along the coast. many H. F. most part with vines. Near- of the Porter and family of JOHNSON, Boatbuilder trailing Mr. J. G. cottage colony are to attend. Pittsburg, Pa., j are the j Stetson's attractive store, Mr .and Mrs. by cottages connected with the The party gives promise of a E. Clarington Abbott Repairing Done near Mackerel Cove is fast toeing Promptly \ hotel. These are all roomy and pleas- Landing brilliant affair. and family of Auburn, Mr .and Mrs. a center for visitors. Mr. ant and are always kept in the finest becoming Luther Dana and family of \Ve3tbr00k Stetson's stock of The schooner Edmund P. Black, of shape through the effortB of the goods, ice cream, and Miss Marion iDana of Westbrook, candy, and accessories Capt. Frank Doughty, was at Boston, very able proprietor. Mrs. Sinnett picnic is and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. much enjoyed and is the best Thursday of last week with one hun- says that her bookings are always W. K. Dana. The entire had a running dred and nine which were party obtainable. Mr. Stetson a swordfish, MISS1*3^.— 'mASSEY very as as at this enjoys grow- taken ROBINHOOD INN Proprietor — nearly heavy time of 'group picture and this will un- in ing business which he well deserves. disposed at eight cents a pound. 1912, and that she expects that when doubtedly be a treasured souvenir of The ideal location on the Island —situated I Dr. Andrew B. Mitchell The weight was over 19,000 lbs. and real heavy travel arrives, the house from Wash- the week together. on the east end and in full view of the D. is at the crew netted $85.00 a man. On will be booked to its limit. ington, C.t the island, visiting ocean. Beautiful and walks the first of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Curtis of Xew pine groves his cousin, Mrs. D. S. Baker at "The trip the season the crew around the arrived house. The house is modern in on got seventy-one fish and realized 'York, Tuesday of last week at Breakers," the ocean's shore. $67 every respect— toilets, baths and The Johnson. each. The the Merriconeag, motored sewerage. Mr. schooner sailed from Port- having Frank Satterthwait, Mr. Alfred from New York land, Saturday on its third via Milford, Pa., also Rates and Circulars upon The Johnson, with its fine new ad- Sattertliwait, and Miss Ruth Satterth- morning application trip. The Albert "Willard, stopping a day or two in the White dition is enjoying a season, fully the wait, were among last week's arrivals, Capt. Open June 15 to Sep'ember 15 Humphrey 'S. Sinnett, recently sold Mountains. equal of the early 1912 July season. They arrived on July 9, and will re- Long Distance Telephone in the House. their cargo of sixty-six fish at eight Mr. H. F. Johnson, in speaking of the main about five weeks here to enjoy cents a pound and each member of prospects for late July and August, the Maine scenery and climate. the crew realized said that, with his build- $55.00. Casco House newly-added Bailey Island is becoming more of a Bay ing, he believed that he could accom- boating colony than formerly. Beside SOUTH HARPSWELL. modate all who came there for vaca- the steamer excursions that are fre- LONG ISLAND HOTEL HAVING Bailey Island, Me. tion. E. E. SINNETT The guests themselves, speak SUCCESSFUL SEASON. quently indulged in, motor boat trips DEALER IN FIRST highly of the innovations are from CLASS which to nearby points, Orrs, Sebascodegan (Continued page 1). to be found in the annex. The little and Eagle Islands,Harpswell, and even Many Tourists Have Registered the Groceries, Provisions, Meats, rooms come in for much commenda- to Etc., New Meadows are taken. Another while on the fell and Past Week. tion and the immense stone walking shore, First Canned fireplace form of boating that is unexcelled for Quality Goods, Gen- in injured hi3 knee quite painfully. Ev- This the front room gives promise of interest hotel is entertaining an unusu- eral is deep-sea fishing. Many are eryone rejoices to think that the acci- Mdse, Fresh Fish <*nd Ice. many a good time around an open fire ally large number of guests and the line of deterred from taking this kind of a dent was no worse. Large SOUVENIR POSTCARDS in stock. when cool weather comes on. Mrs. indications point to a most successful trip, however, because the best fishing Mr Store, Wharf and Fish Market at Johnson is a famous cook and the fact .and Mrs. Stanley B. Wheeler season. the Methodist is to be had early in the morning and Saturday that she has more table boarder.*? and Mr. Shirley W. Wheeler of Hyde Church of South Portland held their MACKEREL than a four o'clock start is not the COVE she can pleas- Park, Mass., arrived last at annual accommodate, proves this bet- antest to Sunday picnic here and a delightful thing contemplate. Still, Mrs. Minnie ter by far than words can. (Haskell's for a short so- outing was enjoyed. Rev. Felix Pow- mese summer mornings are ideal, and journ of two weeks. ell, former pastor of the church some people who are not early risers here, Miss Myra E. Noble, who has been is now in charge of that church and On The Seaside. would do well to take an early trip Sea Cliff, Ocean Side quite ill, is reported as All he was here with the party some day just for the novelty of it. improving. Saturday -OPEN TO OCTOBER This comfortable summer her friends will wish her a re- and the he met DRIFTWOOD boarding1 The real interest speedy during day many of in fishing comes Thoroughly good table and com- house situated near Mackerel Cove, is covery. his former parishioners and friends. about eight or nine o'clock when the fortable room1! overlooking surf. enjoying a fine patronage. Mrs. Cram's | Wednesday the United Hardware As- Bailey Island, Me. cod are biting fast, about ten miles off Among the recent arrivals at the New dining-room seats 90. register shows that this season will well sociation, numbering about three hun- ! shore. When a good load is obtained Harps Laboratory are: Prof. C. soon be at its Winter address to height, and that means the B. Wilson of the State Normal dred, held an outing at the Pavilion (Nov. May 25): ' party usually returns, elated with School Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver that Mrs. Cram will have her hands of and a most was 22 Louisa St., their spoils and tired out with their Massachusetts, E. P. Phelps and enjoyable day 3pent. Asheville, N. C. full to attend to a large number of At noon a delicious clam bake and strenuous work. ! Frank Blanchard of Tufts ctfllegt-, guests. She is fully capable of doing i Massachusetts. shore dinner was served at the Pa- Miss Nellie F. Prof. B. W. Cushman as has Tolman from Wor- vilion. this, however, been demonstrat-' of the Boston of Natural His- The party left the island late cester, Mass., is at Society ed in previous years. Mrs. -Cram's summering her in the afternoon, all father's tory is conducting dredging opera-' greatly pleased are well satisfied ] cottage, "The Overlook," this with the guests that her at-1 tions in the bay with the able assist- day's outing. tention to detail season. She has at present as a guest Mr. and her personal su-1 ance of Capt. Abijah Stover of South and Mrs. C. A. Mulcahy, Boston, M. Miss Cornelia Davis of Worcester, who WARD ®. pervision will bring about the desired lHarpswell. Mass., (nee Laura Brownson) were SON is just completing a two-weeks' results in every ca3e. The Seaside stay. here on their honeymoon last week. BAILEY MAINE Miss Tolman also expects Mr. and The Surprise Shop operated by ISLAND, is usually the hotel to take the ini- They are spending part of their trip Mrs. Olney Baker to come from Wor- "Jack" Cox is the object of many fa- tiative in sociables, etc., and on the Maine coast and in With a new parties, vorable comments from August up- this cester about July 21st, to the re- the summer Contractor? for the year is proving no exception, sev- stay they will be at the hotel for an ex- to-date mainder of this month. ■ colony at South Harspell. In appear- workshop Water eral affairs being planned to take tended outing. Mr. Mulcahy is of the Supply Out- Miss ance the shop resembles a Japanese here on the is- place in the near future. Mary Axtell of Morristown, N. firm of Mulcahy Bros., Lace Import- PLUMBING fits, Windmills, Bazaar and from is a the number of lines land we can Bave Tanks, J., spending short time as the ers, Temple Place, Boston, Mass. Mr. Pumps, of carried it could almost be called a etc. Robinhood Inn. guest Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Armstrong. and Mrs. Mulcahy are both well you money if jou Pipe Fitting, The small department store. Mr. Cox ■ Armstrongs are expecting Miss known to many of the at the will trade with Cottage plumbing has much guests At Miss Massey's charming summer Harriet van also of displayed ingenuity in com- j CONTRACTORS a specialty. Ex- Wagner, Morris- hotel, they having been sojourners the usual activities in a social bining a drug, souvenir and Home office, NORTH workmen. resort, town, to arrive soon for a 3hort so- cigar, here for several seasons. SEBAGO, MAINE. pert way have not yet begun. On the other jewelry store, an ice cream parlor and journ. Mr. Axtell has just returned to Mrs. A. R. Vallance and two daugh- hand, the guests are them- his an old curiosity shop in a enjoying business after a few days at the building ters, Misses Ruth and Grace Vallance, selves in every only twenty feet square. The store way, by taking long island, 'but will be 'back again August of Montreal, have registered at the walks through the on for will be well patronized by people who! woods, by going 1st, the balance of the season. I hotel last week. They are here for motor boat trips, or, best of ail for want quaint and curious souvenirs to Mrs. E. J. who has been a the entire summer and this is their S1LASIDIL Hogan, send home »» COTTAGE: those who are tired out, just to friends, and also by Bailey Island, Me. " " •» resting' welcome guest for the past three first outing at the island. Mr. Val- Mrs. F. E. Cram and sitting hour after hour on the those who have a "sweet tooth" or the weeks at Mr. Lucius Shathick's cot- lance is of the firm of W. C. White Ideal summer home with a bountiful broad verandas of the house and look-! unquenchable thirst of summer for table, including sea tage, left last week for N. Boiler Works, 705 Grand Trunk food in abundance. to wharf at the ocean. One can Cliffhaven, cooling drinks. All the St., Handy poatoffice, and beach. ing really rest which is adjuncts of a Montreal. Y., situated on Lake June 25 to October and yet get plenty of out Champ- summer store are to be found at Mr. Open 1. Rates on application. Trunaients accomodated. enjoyment lain, near Mrs. Charles H. Petscli and of a Plattsburg. Mrs. €. W. Cox's daugh- —— quiet siesta on the Inn's piazzas. bazaar. Dinner! a Specialty ——— Shattuck of Fitchburg, and Mrs. F. A. ters, Charlotte >H., Irene D., Joseph- The ocean itself, with its ceaseless ] The new bids for Barteaux of West Medford, mothers of the bridge that is ine, Florence L., and Mrs. Palmer motion, forms an object of unending to be built between Mr. and Mrs. 'Shattuck, Bailey's and Orr's Cushing, are among the recent ar- interest, while the marine picture is respectively, Islands will be are due to' arrive on the twenty-first of opened at the Town rivals. The family is to remain until often added to, by the sight of a pass- this month for an extended visit. House, Harpswell Saturday, June 19, the close of the season. Mrs. Cush- STETSON S ICE CREAM vessel, near or far and the I PARLOR ing to, ofT, at 2 p. m. Some changes are called This is the to Mr. H. Wallace who lng's husband is a member of the firm place get delicious ice cream, the best to evenings are very beautiful with the Smith, resides for in the new possible make. on the ocean side specifications and it Miller & Roe, bankers, Wall New We also deliver in bricks or sunset colors, in the clear of Baileys' has been is St., by quart gallon. Our reflecting understood oak pilings will in some York. candy department waters. compelled to take a to New is Stetson's famous The hotel is rapidly filling trip York, places be used instead of unequalled. Caramels and Home Made Candies but will return as granite work. Mr. and Mrs. Alex T. Robertson and and the July are soon as possible, made on the Box bookings satisfactory This change is made in of daily premises. Candies, Postal to all piuuauiy witnin a weeK. necessary family Montreal registered this Fruit, Soda, Cards, concerned. August is the ban- I order to the etc. Fresh cut fowers for sale. complete contract within week for their annual vacation with Agents for etc. ner month, and the Inn will be The Poland on the the Magazines, Papers, surely cottage shore amount specified. us. The Our near family have been to circulating library contains the latest 2 cents a filled then if not before. York's 'Tending, Is occupied byi coming books—only day. Mrs. Mary A. York and P. the hotel for many and are a of from Harry years they • party people away. Those York of JAMES G. STETSON Somerville are among the gladly welcomed back by their many Bailey Island Ocean View Hotel. composing the party are, Mrs. Lucy guests at the Merrlconeag. Mr. York friends at the house. Russell of East Sumner, Me.; Mrs. This Is a Boston and Maine popular hotel under the man- Sarah Gammon of Mlnot Corner, engineer and agement of Mr. Me.; is also an enthusiastic fisherman. CHARLES S. THOMAS ! BAILEY George A. Richard- Miss Clara Ellis of Cambridge, Mass.; I^LAND^Me' son, has | Among those who BAILEY ISLAND already many gueBts regis- Miss Maud Robinson of Auburn, Me.; spent last Friday All work in our line promptly done tered and dally new arrivals are book- in Portland, down and Mr. Eugene Poff of Haverhill, going upon the and satisfaction ed to register. Since the boat from 7 room, furnished cottage for guaranteed to all. assuming Mass. The party last week made a morning here were: Mr. ownership of this hotel, Mr. Richard- and Mrs. B. P. Wallace and son rent a trip to Orr's Island to visit the Misses Earle, August and September. Jobbing specialty. Estimates on son has made all Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. many improvements, Lavlna Osgood and Nellie Ladd. They Brown. to Personal of of which will add to the comfort and are Apply application. supervision also planning to take the steamer Miss Theresa Spencer spent Sun- enjoyment of the tourists. The to all work. workmen. Tele- trip Gurnet some nice soon. day here at the Spencer 6. HESSFR, Island. Expert Ocean View Hotel is day cottage. Bailey finely situated, Nine other people were at Mrs. Real estate guests the Martha Williams is making ex- phone. and land for sale. being in the center of the island and on the cottage Fourth, making four- tensive repairs on her and handy to both steamboat and teen for cottage FOR SALE Vwharves a Jolly holiday party. It in the of all They putting "best for On Bailey Island three acres of with ocean stores. Sojourners here are a shape land enjoyed picnic dinner on the holi- the summer. frontage. Now ia the time an to the to buy the price of E. S. LEEMAN handy bathing beaches and this and is advancing Will Bailey Me. day. Miss yearly. cut iota to suit Island, means much to Mildred Cate of Also two —-— those that daljy take A Salem, Mass., purchaser. summer houses for saie. Baggage Expressing, Etc. fine new has been Is Will sell cheap if sold this Livery, Teaming, a dip In the ocean. Mr. Richardson cottage Just visiting Miss Gardner at Mrs. Hum- season. Our meet all steamers. completed on Address carriages Automobile for six is his this island. It was phrey's cottage. passengers. giving personal supervision to Leave your orders at the hotel or house for opened several weeks ago the boarding the management of the hotel and it is by Mrh. Allan Hancock and her two M. A. Bstabrook Misses Reba Dunning of ffiJSSSiSi: his purpose to conduct a first class Franklin, daughters, Dorothy and of Ev- -LEEMAN'S EXPRESS- Mass., Elizabeth M. of Water- Janet, hotel in every particular. Dunning erett, Mass., arrived last week to be towr, Mass., Mr. Harold W. Ellis of WELLS DRIVEN BY DAY OR CONTRACT guests of Mrs. Jackson at the Jackson TELEPHONE Franklin, and Mr. Clarence M. Ellis of TO Mr. bungalow for Mr. ROOMS RENT Charles Soden and family who Yale New July. Jackson re- College, Haven, Conn., who turned to his in the New Cottage on Summer Hill at Bailey Is'- toave been guests at The Johnson for came business In Boston on down to furnish and settle the and. hats room and equipped wllh all the conven- The handsome motor boat * four summers past, are this year sum- the 13th, after a pleasant two weeks iences of a city home. Ready for Jflll-IIlVlSAII IINIfa PAPTIF^.■ ill* I "Tramp", carrying affairs for the summer. enter- occupancy June twenty can be at They here. Mr. Jackson Is In 7th. Will rrmaln open until passengers engaged for •merlng Tree-tops, the beautiful the life Insur- Sept. 16th, possibly at hoar of the or private J tained Miss Gladys M. Whltehill and later. For particulars address Miss Ruth parties any day night. We will arrange to Gem Armstrong villa on 8ummer Hill. Last ance business. Mrs. C. u a back Mr. Claude is seat Iby any of the amateur ioums or Berry occupying his cottage at West End Huyler's Chocolates Just Received. the Cool Soda at Our Fountain the city or islands. and has greal Try tiirps with Messrs. Miss Muriel Kennedy and Miss Crawford, Hartley and who have a Dorothy Duckett of Montreal are ^Prtorrorris, cottage next to Mr. guests of Miss Mildred Robinson of liarry's. Misses Everett Cottage. Dorothy and Esther Perrir of South Entrance to Wildwood Inn. Mr. George Parsons of Portland Portland were guests of Mis? Etta WHAT'S THE USE OP A ROOP THAT YOU spent the week-end on the the Floyd Sunday. HAVE island, Miss guest of friends. Helen Gaston entertained ovel TO nEEP TINKERING b Sunday the Misses Helen WILDWOOD INN Miss Destell, East End has been en- Parker anc Olga of We beg to announce that tertaining her son Henry, of Melrose. Ferguson Portland. the Inn IS OPEN for the season since June Frank Connor of 14th. Shore Mary Bennett of Portland is the Portland, spent the dinners, 75c—$1.00—$1.50, will be served, also a la carte. After- week-end as the noon tea guest of Miss Marion McDonough. guest of William Ma 35c, served in Japanese Tea Room. Veranda Dining Room honey on the island. 100 At the Old Homestead, Mrs. Cook (screened) seating about persons. We use our own Spring Water. Mr. and Mrs. John Shady has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Port Walks, Rustic House, Bathing Beach. Parties wishing to arrange for land spent etc. Chas, Hannaford of Gorham, Mr. and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs dinners, 'Phone 8102-12, Cumberland. GENASCO John McCann at Mrs. J. Hannaford of Deenng and Comfort Cottage. JOS. Mr. Oilman Martin FETTER, Prop. Mrs. A. C. Hannaford of Winthrop. It and family spent the week-end at was a family reunion and a their camp on Beacli joyous avene. and happy time was enjoyed all. Sunday they entertained the by Chase of Mr. J. B. Webber is spending the family Woodfords, Miss Ida Chase of the Ready slimmer with his at nis Boston, Conkrite family Roofing family camp of (Mineral and Smooth Surface) lvasi. raici. Woodfords, Mrs. Haskell and son of Massachusetts and Stanley Dole, Bowdoin '13, spent the Mrs. brown and daughter Lena from an end to roof week end on the island visiting old Stroudwater. puts your troubles. James Leone and friends and renewing acquaintances. wife of Portland, spent on the It is Four years ago after graduating from Sunday island as the made of Trinidad Lake As- guests of our new Portland High school Mr. Dole barber, Dominic played Russo. on the island baseball team and it is the natural Dr. J. Roberts of phalt, waterproofer. noticed he was awarded his letter by Medford, arrived the athletic council at college. Monday for a two weeks' stay at Mer It rill's Beach Ave. gives you absolute weather- Miss Nan Flaherty of Portland, is House on Beach Ave, Cor. and Oak Sts. Dr. Roberts will Congress spending the week with Miss Adelaide prove a valuable ac quisition The atore of after Mahoney at Doughty's. to the island ibaseball team Quality protection years as he in an ordinary Steve St. John and Burleigh Water- infielder of no mean abil ity. He was in his has man of the Deering district spent the college days cap roofing tain of Tufts "passed away." week-end as the guests or Waldo Dental baseball team. of all Special values White The Barber Cleveland at Doughty's Landing. Mr. Magazines kinds, daily anc Lingerie and Crepe Asphalt Paving Company makes Genasco. are have St. John and Mr. Waterman are good Sunday papers, offered for sale or, They mined and refined asphalt for more the counters of Waists, high and Dutch and than'twenty-five baseball players, having been award- Day's Spa. The de neck, long years, and are the licious cream largest makers of ready in the world ed their letters from j ice served at their coun short roofing Deering High i ters sleeves, prettily trimmed with COME school. is the best obtainable. AND GET SAMPLES laces and hand Dr. Arthur MacVane and wife spent embroidered; also with Sunday on the Island as the of guests double frill and open value C. M. RICE PAPER CO. Dr. MacVane's brother, Dr. William Bustin's back, MacVane at his nerw summer Island Distributors home, $3.00 .... 98c PORTLAND, ME. the Maitlan at West End. Miss Margaret Flaherty of Portland Among the many interesting trips spent the week end on the island as that can be taken in and about Casco White of Middy Waist with navy blue flannel guest the McOlaughlins. Bay none can rival the one taken b> Mr. What might have been a serious ac- and Mrs. C. S. Clark on Satur collar; also White Balkan Waist with ROCKMERE HOUSE cident was avoided .by the nne swim- day. In the first place, they desired of to AND COTTAGES ming Mr. Charles Crawford, who go to Cliff Island, where their cadet, turkey red and white collar and swam a long distance and rescued Mr. daughter, Marian, was visiting witli A. W. cuffs Little) ohn's Island, Maine Hartley, who was seized with friends, but not Knowing just how to special 98c a G. H. cramp while swimming about ««ven- get there early Saturday morning HAMILTON, Prop. ty-flve feet from shore. they took the steamer "Maquoit" and Right on the shore, with 100-ft. Mr. White Charles Floyd, who has served sailed for Chebeague Island. After Lingerie Waists, high and Dutch elevation. Set in spruce grove, for the months spring as quarter-mas- arriving there they walked the en- Accommodates 100. Excellent tert on the tire neck, and short ialand steamer Foresv length of Chebeague, a distance long sleeves, prettily cuisine. Daily mails. Open until has of Queen, resigned and is now spend- four miles, without meeting a soul. Oct, 1. Rates on application. trimmed,also plain effects 98c ing tho summer months on the island. When on the other side Mr. Clark special happened to spy a little native boy who agreed to row them from the Pure Thread Silk with island to the upper end of Cliff Island. Stockings double This was a most thrilling ride and cotton soles, high spliced heels, double would have made an excellent pic- ture could white Write Ideas For it have been photographed. tops, and black, value $1.00 75c Moving Picture Mr. Clark Bat in the front of the Plays! little craft, and the chubby native sat in the middle doing his best to make Pure Thread Silk T CAN the Stockings, Outsizes, WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND somewhat cumbersome boat move and to double cotton complete it Mrs. Clark sat in soles, high spliced heels, I EARN $25 OR MORE the rear and vlvj WEEKLY patiently awaited thp double value time when they would near Cliff Is- tops, $1.25 85c land. After a while they arrived on We Will Show You How the island and had to walk the entire length of It before reached their Extra Quality Lisle double If have they Stockings, you ideas—if you can think—we will show friends' house. had been you the secrets of this new They tnere sion. no fascinating profes- only a short time soles, high spliced heels and double Positively experience or literary excellence necessary. No before they started The "flowery language" is wanted. back. On the return demand for photoplays is unlimited. The trip they took tops, value 50c per practical y big film manufacturers aie the steamer pair 35c heaven and earth" "moving "Pilgrim" to Jenk's Land- in their atttmpts to get to enough good plots supply the ever ing at Chebeague, and from there 3 pairs are and increasing demand. $1.00 They offering $100 more, for single scenarios, or written ideas. rode by team to the Hlllcrest Hotel. We have received letters Then walked to the many from the film manufacturers, such as VI they shore and TAGRAPH, KOI SON, hired a man to take ESSANAY, LUBIN, SOLAX, IMF, REX, RELIANCE, them bark to Pure Tricot Silk Gloves, 16 button length, us to send CHAMPION, COMRTT, MELIKS, ETC., Dustln's. This novel trip greatly urging photoplays ;o them. We want more writers and we'll gladly teach the pleased Mr. and Mrs. for double of success. you secrets Clark, guaranteed finger tips, whjte everywhere they went they met with We are some new sight. and black, value 89c 59c selling photoplays written by people who "never before wrote a line for publication." Mrs. fl. 8. Brown and son. Ben, of Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good idea Danlelson, Conn., are spending n will write it out as directed every week, and month at Miss Marie A. Pure Milanese Silk by us, and it sells for only $25, a low Wellington's Gloves, 16 button figure. cottage, "The Homewood." Wilson guaranteed double YOU WILL EARN $100 MONTHLY FOR SPARE TIME WORK and Co., who conduct the length, finger tips, store and restaurant during the sum- CD 17 V SENO your NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE white and black, value FOR FREE COPY OF mer months on this Island, are do- $1.25 $I.OO rtvCflli OUR ILLUSTRATED "MOVING BOOK, PICTURE PLAYWRI1INC ing very well, considering the time Don't hesitate. of the season. The which Don't argue. Write now and learn what this new restaurant, just profession mean one Pure Tricot Silk two silk you and your future. may for Is of the best In the bay because Gloves, covered of the excellent meals served there clasps, guaranteed double and the splendid view which Is obtain- finger tips, NATIONAL AUTHORS' 1543 able Broadway from Its windows, Is receiving white, black, grey and tan, not all more and more and INSTITUTE guests, by the sizes In NEW YORK CITY end of the week It Is expected that all colors, value 50c 39o Its patronage will be greatly Increas- ed, as It surely deserves to be. The Merriconeag, South Harpswell

co oc CO HI X o LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW z ENGLAND 3J Published m Every o THURSDAY AFTERNOON o Ul From June to September and on the Last Thursday in Each Month cc z from October to o z May. X m - CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers (0 yj cn BOWLING Office, 92 Exchange Room Me. DANCING Street, 5, Portland, Telephone 3517. TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Advertising Rates on Application. Advertisers desiring changes must send in copy on or before Monday pre- Uttering tourists moat sightly and comfortable sail In ceding day of publication to insure insertion. Bay Baseball, Dinner of exceptional excellenca. Steamer at 10 a.m. from Custom House Shooting Whar Phone 90I3-II Finest auto trip out of Portland F. A. PIERCE THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913. ! »— Tennis Mrs. Charles H." Barker and son, MINIATURE ALMANAC will make a series of viBits with Richard, of Cambridge, are spending friends in Maine. the Week of July 17-23. summer at the Wallace cottage Chebeague Bowling Alleys on Sun Length High Tide Miss Eliza A. Lanning of East Or- Torrington Point. from 28. N. is an Mrs. A. of I. ! Six fitted Day Rises Sets of Day Morn. Eve. ange, J., making extended Mary Riley WilTIamsport, Littlejohn's Open June newly visit with Mrs. Pa., who has been a 17 .. 4.22 7.18 14.66 10.40 Greely at her summer regular summer visitor at .. home at Trefethen. the island in *18 4.23 7,18 14.55 11.26 for the past sev- j regulation alleys; perfect de- en years, will arrive the every 19 .. 4.24 Mrs. middle of this Rockmere House. 7.17 14.53 Noyes and her daughter, Miss , month to spend the rest of the season The hotel has tail of and 20 .. 4.25 7.16 14.51 0.02 Minnie Noyes of the Dwight School, seventeen guests lighting at the Pearl cottage. so far adjustment. 21 .. 4.26 7.15 14.49 0.42 Boston, are at their summer home on registered and before the end Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Paul ot of next week the 22 .. 4.27 7.14 14.47 1.20 Beacon Ridge for the season. They uorches- proprietor, Mi. ! ter are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 23 .. 4.27 7.13 14.46 1.59 have with them Mr. and Mrs. O. A. H. Hamilton, expects to have nearly Hall Dow for two weeks. Assembly B. Ranchfuss and daughters of New- every room in the house taken. The Mr. Charles Blackman has tennis court 1 'Full Moon. York. Mr. Ranchfuss is here for the rented has been all fixed up First his at Utowana farm for the use Dancing every class month of July and the remain cottage on the of the occupants of the evening. family back shore to Mr. and for the summer. Mrs. Haniel house. It is hoped that tennis , music. Finest and of New who will remain for Ave matches cosiest Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Morris of Rum- York, with other islands may be I weeks. dancing ford are the guests of Mrs. Morris' played as soon as the season ad- surface in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cable vances. ! Casco Other attrac- mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown at her have ar- Bay. rived from their home in St. summer home at Trefethen. Mas- Louis Monday a party of twenty people to and will spend the summer with Mr. from the ; tions be announced. ter John Morris has also been making hotel went to Whaleboat and Mrs. Thuss and at their his annual summer visit witn his rela- family Island for a clambake in Mr. Hamil- 1 Peaks Island is a favorite summer home at general tives, arriving at the close of school. Evergreen Landing. ton's boat, "The Esther." After a for picnics and there is a Mr. and Mrs. Henbert HENRY W. hardly day Mrs. Rose "Wickham and daughter McKenney of stay of a few uours iue jolly party re- CALDWELL, Proprietor passes without a party in Greenwood Portland, are established at turned of New York are spending the month pleasantly home with singing of songs EASTERN LANDING Garden, at different or on their cosy at Rockbound | CHEBEAGUE cottages of July at the Skillings house, and Mr. camp Park and telling of stories. the back shore, for a day's on the back shore, and as usual have outing. and Mrs. Frank Ricker, of Cumber- The first concert of the season was Thursday, the Ladies' to •been entertaining extensively. held at this Auxiliary land Mills are also spending the sea- Among house on Thursday even- the B. of R. T., enjoyed an all their recent guests were Mr. and Mrs. day son there. ing. The entertainers were among outing in Greenwood Garden with a William Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. Les- those Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Plummer and who are spending their sum- picnic lunch at noon, and on the same sard of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Elizabeth, of Lewiston, mer nere. Mr. and Mrs. Bly of Ever- day, other smaller ^parties were on the William Burnham of Westbrook. each have taken the "Idlewilde cottage" on ett, Mass., rendered splendid ibland. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crocker and Central avenue for the recitations, the former "The ANNOUNCEMENT month of July. Mr. giving Mrs. John Nissen entertained the and Mrs. Joseph Smith, were Soul of a Miss Alice Harvey of Bangor has ar- Violin," and the latter "Mrs. members of the "Summer Club" on members of a pleasant party who mo- rived to spend the month with Miss Floriday's Tea Party." Besides this 4* Thursday at her the '"Wad- tored to Naples where lunch cottage, Plummer. Sunday, there were vocal solos, instrumental leigh" on Brackett avenue. Lunch was was enjoyed. The roads were in per- Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Alexander and solos and a fine rendering of Victor IrtU served at noon and the day was fect condition making the a par- (Jkfst" spent son and daughter of Newtonville, trip records. in a social time. Among the mem- ticularly pleasant one. GREAT Mass., with Mrs. William Cammeyer Sergeant Frank N. Harrington of CHEBEAGUE'S LEADING HOTEL WILL RE- bers present were Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. James Daley of Som- of New York, are pleasantly located Allston, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- MAIN OPEN tyrant, Mrs. A. Li. Eastman, Mrs. C. H. erville, who have been guests of Mrs. THROUGH ONE OF THE at a cottage in Sterling Row which ton Bates and sister,. Flora" Bates," of SEPTEMBER, Sears, Mrs. Robert Henry, Mrs. Dodge, Daley's parents, will return later in MOST they occupied last season. Boston, are -the guests of Mrs. A. N. BEAUTIFUL MONTHS AT THE ISLAND. ILLUS- Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Brooks, the season and occupy the Randall Mrs. Henry Bryant, her Bates at tne Somerville cottage. TRATED BOOKLET Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. daughter, bungalow for two weeks. They have AND SPECIAL RATES UPON AP- Miss Ellen and her son, Irving, have Mr snd Mrs. Joseph Hearau and Bond, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Witliam, Mrs. relatives in this vicinity which wJJ.1 PLICATION TO C. W. returned from their home in family of Boston, Mass., are spending HAMILTON, Prop. : : : : Chipman and Mrs. Dow. Flushing, make their stay unusually pie' L. I., where they went last Fall to the month of July at the "Alpine Cot- The Phi Kappa Society girls of Mrs. A. M. Chambers qf-Vvollaston is make their home. With Mr. J. B. tage." South Portland will arrive Sunday for making her annu.pJ "mason's visit with Totten they will occupy their summer Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Muran and two weeks' vacation at the Hunnewell her friend, W. H. Durgin at home until September, and have been family of Milton, Mass., are summer- Season of cottage. The party will be chaperoned Evergree**. sanding. Mrs. Chambers pleasantly received by their many ing in "The Kingston Cottage" for the 1913, June by Mrs. W. E. Johnson of East is. years old and thinks to High friends since their return. clbhiy-three season. Oct. street, So. Portland. Miss Ruth of alone and is as Miss Ethel Whittier and nothing traveling Mr. Stanley Chisholm of a member of Miss .Fran- active and Melrose, Coombs, the Alpha ces Warrell of progressive as she was Swathmore,- are to Mass., is spending a few days with Omega Society of South Portland, Pa., years ago, and is cordialy greeted by Summit | be the guests of M,r. and Mrs. E. P. his parents at "The Bayview Cottage." will «be one of the guests. The her friends on her annual visits. Jones at their R'."jmer home in Ster- Mr. F. C. Underhill, Mr. Harold members of the society are: The members of the Evergreen So- House ling Row. f Fuller and Mr. Thomas Haines of Marion Nelson, Bernice Johnson, cial club unexpectedly called on Mrs. Chebeague Mr. an£ Mrs. Charles H. of South Framlngham, who Mary Reta Raynor Alvan Strout (Maud at her Mass., spent Island Davis, Landers, Louisa Packard) the Fourth up on me Daytr/.a, Florida, who have spent at "The Elms," returned east end hill, where cool air la Cobb, Miss Jordan and Celia Doughty. new home on Thursday afternoon and always stirring. Over- their summers at Bailey's Island are to their homes this week, but looking the ocean and the restful Mrs. Ralph Purinton was hostess to pleasantly surprised her with a show- hope Island scenery or held and wood. this year at Trefethen in to come back in a ter spot for No bet- the Oak cottage er fortnight to spend complete rest and members of the N. S. club, on of kitchen utensils of every descrip- recreation. Table and service first-class. where they will remain until the remainder of their vacations on with 75 -i Septem- tion. Light refreshments were served Accommodates, cottage, guests. Rates reasonable. "Wednesday. __wh'ch. jproy.ed very ber. The Misses Runk the island. are also reg- and Messrs. Underhill and MRS. pleasant affair. A picnic dinner was the members present to enjoy CLINTON M. istered at Oak Cottage, comfng from Fuller are connected with the De- HAMILTON, Proprietor. a pleasant feature of the and this pleasant ocasion were Mrs. Harry day Montreal the past week. partment of Superintendents in Den- bathing and a social time were en- n-astman, jhiss Olive Kastman, Mrs. Mrs. N. H. Oliver and her daugh- nison's Tag Manufactory. Mr. Haines joyed. Roses formed the floral dec- W. H. Durgin, and her house guest, ter, with their maid, of is the town treasurer of South Fram- orations and the Washington, Mrs. A. M. Chambers, Mrs. Donald party included Mrs. D. C., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. iiiguaiii. James Mrs. Garden, Mrs. Charles J. Jason, George Scribner, Albert E. Waite at their Harris, Mrs. Mr. summer home Park W. Booth of Montreal will Mrs. John Meserve, Mrs. P. J. Mc- at Rockwell, Mrs. Albert Cook, Evergreen, where they are being spend the week end with his wife at Tigue, Mrs. William Barnes and Miss Mrs. Ella Skillin. Miss Hattle Skillin. pleasantly entertained. "The Highland Cottage." Hazel Richards of Manchester and Mrs. Arthur Webber, Mrs. George Wil- The Ladies Circle of the Second Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William Dillon of liams, Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Albert Joseph Ready Boston. Parish church will hold their Skillin, of first an- Mrs. family Dorchester, Mass., are at Miss Alice Brown of is nual Waite, W. H. Lane, Mrs. Embert Winthrop picnic with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. the "Hillcrest Cottage" for the season. visiting at the home of Robinson, Mrs. W. O. Peterson, Mrs. Mrs. Cleorge Steel at their summer home at Mr. Charles T. Tre- Walter Mrs. Brace and wife of Brown for a few weeks. fethen on Lovell, Ellen Sclioles, July twenty-seventh. This is Richmond Hill, L. I., who last Mrs. Eliza Mansiss of Mrs. Thomas Foss, Mrs. Fred Saun- spent Waltham, an annual affair which is summer at always Mrs. H. W. "The Birches," are so- Mass., is at the island the guest of looked ders, Stuart. forward to with great pleasure journing at Lake for the her sister, Mrs. Enoch W. Hunt and Another popular dance rras held Champlain by the members. summer. Their Thursday evening in Webber Hall son, Eldred C. Brace, by is his the Improvement Association, spending vacation at Titusville, many Penn. of the hotel guests and summer vis- itors being present and many pretty Headquarters For Smokers. gowns were noticed the danc- among Everything in the smoker's want ers. Ice cream was served at inter- list, from the common T D pipes to mission and Mrs. Fred Haley and Mrs. the highest-priced fine cigars. in James Berry assisted Mrs. Carleton in MOORE & cpiantities large or small will be serving. music for danc- OWEN, INCORPORATED Delightful found at Kirvan and Davis' store on CO ing was furnished by Miss Marion Middle ftrppt. 1 ocated Whitmore. right in the 505-507 St. midst of the down-town business Congress Mr. and Mrs. George Owen of Bol- st-ction it is handy for all tourists to ireat ton street, Deering, who formerly visit. spent their summers at Tretetnen, are July spending a few days on the island, A Good Place for viood Paint. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George The C. M. Hay Paint Co. located at Bliss. No. 8 Free street, is a very handy place to go when one is in need of Rinking Stili a Popular Sport. paint. If perchance your piazza needs or if a Mid-Summer Sale The Majestic Mr. repainting chair needs Rink, Crandall, Clearance to be will find Sale varnished, you proprietor, is having the biggest and just what you want in sufficient Four best week of the season so far. variety Hundred Ladies' and Misses' Summer Every at this commodious store. Dresses at week is better than the preceding one Enormous and as the Majestic always takes the Savings lead in comfort-bringing innovations, All its popularity is assured as well as n CORDES' CAPE PRETTY F. G. AND ORIGINAL ARE THESE SUMMER PRODUCTIONS steady patronage. Cordes, Proprietor. First- class In Every Particular This A splendid assortment sets the pace for complete- SELECT SHOPPING PLACE. Private Dining Rooms ness for it covers 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congress St. the range of desired as no This styles Many discriminative buyers have for PORTLAND, MAINE other sale has ever done, either here or elsewhere. yearn selected their choicest pur- Opposite Baxter Block chases from the large lines of dry goods, fancy goods, cloaks and chll LOT NO. I dren's wear carried by Owen, Moore LOT NO. 3 & Co., of street. Week Congress During the Motor Boats For Sale $5.00 intervening time since last summei $7.98 this store has Also Fox and Marine EMBROIDERED LAWN DRESSES put on a new aspect Stanley Motors STRIPED VOILE DRESSES and Is even more attractively and Two different styles Halllday Stationary En- Blue nnd white or convenlontly arranged than before. black and white gines, Perfex Ignition sys- The first floor offices have been raised for $1.95 tem, supplies, repairing, Odd lots and Por up on a which is discontinued $3.95 balcony, finished in overhauling. Gasolene for mahogany. The space thus saved is sale. LOT NO. 2 LOT occupied the new of NO. 4 by department of WM. H. ROHR, lines and summer Infants' and children's spring $5.98 and *7.98 $8.98, and wear, which Is 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF $10.08 $12.98 tli© mof«t complete of its kind in the pnpTt Awr» The rear of merchandise on sale at RATINE AND LINEN DRESSES EIBOREO RATINE AND city. the first floor was Great VOILE, CREPE, Inst turned Foar different fitylen year over to ladles' suits LINEN DRESSES and clonk* and this department is at Noted for Distinctive Hair Reductions. Por $2.95 Por $5.00 present one of the busiest In the store. Complete outfltB for a sum- Goods of the Most Natu- mer ontlng at the beaches may be purchased here at a saving over the ral Appearance prices In metropolitan cities. The While yon Are In Portland Sale of summer people In Maine Maying Extraordinary $1.50 and $2.00 have favored tako Advantage of the opportnnlty and the Owen, Moore store with a stead- Itmpect otir fine stock. Prlcea made il> Increanlng patronage—to the shop- jo y< nr order. Natural grey and curly Come! Ladies' New Pure Silk Hose per's own advantage always. hair In one of our Hpeclnltiea. CARLES' Hair Store A Handy Place to Go, for 79c Per Pair 6IB Congra** St. Portland You must tuirely need some article A LEADING AND WELL KNOWN BRAND Of furniture this year to replenish your cottage goods. Whether It be a 300 colors pinzza chair, a table, a set of motor- Massage and Hydrotherapy Treatment pairs, pink, light blue, tan, lavender, boat or Nell cushions, merely an ornament Given by appointment In any part taupe, rose, Nile ono of navy, maize, green, gray, red, for your cottage rooms, there of Caaco Bay, or 'phone Portland is no black and white. Ail have place where there is a larger va- 1498M. AddreBB: deep garter tops with to Eastman Bros. & riety aelect from than at Frank P. MR. A MR8. W. Q. McKEEN, Bancroft reinforced heel, sole and toe. All sizes. Tlbbetta Company's handsome store Cliff Island, Me. PORTLAND, ME. on Tree street, which is stocked with Trained at the New England Sani- Just what you need. tarium. this a dainty collation was served on a large round table. The table was decorated with a large birch bark basket filled with ferns, Cousin's Island wild evergreens, roses and wild lilies of the val- Sale This ley. rustic basket was July Clean-Up placed in the middle of the table. Surround- ing it was a Miss Martha Rittenhause, who has circle of beautiful green been spending a vacation of ten days moss, which was entwined in and about at "The Brownie returned the basket. Inserted in this Women's Suits Cottage,'" moss to her home at Trenton Junction, N. were tiny lighted candles which served as all are sold. Those that Walk-Over J., this week, after having a most en- a most unique illumination Every" Day—until for the joyable time. table. In front of each per- tomorrow will of course son's shop early find the better Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Crowley and place was a small birch bark basket filled values. White and Rubber family of West Somervllle, Mass., are with wild roses. When the summering at "The Barnacle Cot- dainty collation was over all went Because of the reductions in tage" for the months of July and home, voting the affair a great suc- very great prices cess. August. Among those were Sole Shoes present Mr. none of these Suits will be sent on or ex- Mr. and Mrs. G. S. approval and Mrs. J. R. Swain and son, Smitheman and daugn- ter. Miss Jasper, of Faneuil, Mass., are occupy- Clara Smitheman of Had- changed. N. Tor Women and Men. are cool ing the Smith cottage for the sum- denfield, J., and the Misses Julia They there are about 100 Suits—in of the mer. They have as their guests Mrs. Neely, Helen Booth, Sarah Collins, Altogether many Helen is but and Comfortable Elwin Swain and son, Morton, of Mair, Amelia Mair, Marie Law- styles there one, and no quantities in any one ton style. Melrose, Mass. and Miss Edyth Lawton, all of These Suits represent the highest grades of materials and Last week Pennsylvania. in front of S. G. Bissett's shown in $25, $30 and $35 Suits. But there Mrs. workmanship they cottage was an elaborate Fourth H. C. Thompson of Philadel- must be of sold. It being so near the time lor next Fall's July celebration. There were phia, Penn., has reopened her cottage about models to be their on racks and in cases. sixty guests assembled around "The Firledge" for the summer and taking space HUTCHINSON'S the house to watch the beautiful dis- has as her guests Mrs. R. E. Denni- They have all been grouped at one play of fireworks. —cer this the son and daughters, Mrs. Crewitt and guests were invited into the house Mrs. M. T. Goodman, all of Philadel- WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP where ice cream and cake were serv- phia, Penn. ed. The broad porch and spacious Mrs. Thornton nas installed a new roomB within "The 544 CONGRESS STREET Daybreak" afford- engine for an artesian well and ex- ed a fine place to dance. This sport to it Not a Suit in the lot $15.00ever pects have in condition that sold for less than was running $25 PORTLAND enjoyed by all until the wee in the near future. hours of the and many as as $35. Good of sizes and colors. morning when the party Mrs. W. M. Howatt has as liei high range broke up and all went home after a guests for the week end her mother, SUIT DEPT., SECOND FLOOR most enjoyable time. Mrs. Julia A. Clifford, and her sister, The Misses Elsie and Betty Lind- Miss Isabel Clifford, of Portland, Me. say and Mr. Harry Haywood of Yar- Miss Gladys Estes of Gorham, Me., mouth, a few Me., spent days as is a guest of Mrs. A. E. Neal for a guests of the Doyles at the "West few days. J. R. uove" LIBBY COMPANY cottage. Mr. Benjamin Larcom and family Last Friday there was a very ex- and Mr. Walter Smith and family, citing baseball game played on the both of Beverly, Mass., are occupying Harmony Hill grounds between the their camps at Groves Point for the Athletics and the Red Sox, the nines summer. Mr. Smith is one of tbe each being composed of six young paymasters of the Boston and Maine CHEBEAGUE CASH STORE men and three young ladies. The Railroad. Athletics won an easy \ictory from Mrs. W. A. Hauck of Somerville, the HAMILTON'S LANDING Red Sox, obtaining a score of Mass., expects her husband to spend 19-4. The Cousins first rate of Chas. the week with her Island playing at "The Forusall." The store of and whore the quality, trade is assured of the Babcock, the winning side's first base- Mr. J. Carlton of best obtainable. Our getting Hinckley Medford, Candy and Fancy Cracker departments are stocked man, was the chief factor which •with kept Mass., returned home after a pleas- Some of the the best on the market Remember we are down features that make it a little more headquarter* for meats, the opposing team's score. Mr. ant stay with his parents, Mr. and if you want the best. is our Quality motto. Our team and auto are at Selwin Prime pitched the first half Mrs. J. F. Hinckley, at the "Forusali." desirable than the other beautilul your service. of islands of Casco the game until knocked out of the Last week Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chan- box — COAL, ICE & GASOLENE AND MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES. by a fast fly. Miss Sarah Col- dler of New Gloucester, Me., and Mr. Bay: Spring water recently analyzed the showing lins, famous Philadelphian and Mrs. C. M. Bowker a most pitch- spent pure water without contamination eress, threw a splendid ball during enjoyable day at "The Gurnet." They any whatever; the remainder of the game, but the started in the morning and rowed beach where one can Athletics* bathing enjoy bathing without & battery proved too good for over to the Trimble farm. They were HAMILTON HAMILTON her team. Another game that prom- shown through the newly-arranged being chilled; an abundance of wild ARTHUR H. HAMILTON WILBERT R. ises far clams; rasp- HAMILTON by more excitement than the hotel and were much pleased with first game will take berries and for all. The GREAT place next Satur- its neat and tidy appearance. From blackberries, enough * MAINE between CHEBEAGUE, day the Athletics and the there they rode in Tvlr. Chandler's Seashore We are prepared to do all Red Sox. Land Co. still have a few desirable 5000 baggage expressing and teaming at short no- auto to "The Gurnet" and had a flue tice. Our automobile will serve Mrs. C. you promptly. R. Cutlip, Mr. and Mrs. shore dinner. About night fall Mr. and 10,000 foot lots on streets 50 feet wide for E. C. properly Freight Agents the Casco Bay & Harpswell Lines. Hallett, Mr. and Mrs. VV. and Mrs. Bowker returned to their Visit our ice cream and be E. Severance and Miss restricted for parlor served with the best ice cream, con- Alice Leon- home on the island, while the Chan- sale; prices from 2c to 3c foot; terms fectionery, cake, ard, all of pastry, soda, etc. Light lunches served evenings. Dorchester, Mass., ar- dlers rode on to New Gloucester. thing first class. Every- rived on Cousins to suit. Cousins' Island is in a this week from Mrs. C. E. Gurney of Portland, Me., being developed way Harpswell Centre, where Me., they entertained her sewing club Wednes- that attracts the best class of summer a week or residents. spent so. Mr. and Mrs. day of this week. The afternoon was E. C. Hallett and family are now oc- sociably spent in sewing and neigh- the FOR cupying "Maple Cottage" for a borly gossip. Throughout the after- INFORMATICS SEE few weeks, while the rest of the party noon refreshments were served. are at "The Ridge House." Among those who were present were HOWARD S. HAMILTON Last Friday afternoon a party of Mrs. John H. Turner and daughter, C. M. BOWKER General Harmony Hill colonists composed of Dorothy, Mrs. George F. Gould and Contractor and fcJuilder about 31 people, took a trip around son, Edwin, Mrs. Ernest Hill and 647 FOREST PORTLAND GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE Island AVENUE, Eagle in Captain Mrs. all of Port- contracts Sawyer's Benjamin Robinson, Complete made and performed for motor boat, The buildings, cottages, "Handy Andy." party land. They journeyed home by motor or alterations, repairs, etc. Estimates furnished on started in S. Cousins Island application. Ex- early the afternoon and boat after a most enjoyable after- J. DAWES, pert workmen. Cottage work a after specialty". Cottage lots for sale and sailing about the bay for a few UUOI1. desirable cottages to rent. We care for estates. hours, rounded Robert Peary's famous Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Norton and island. During the trip the spirit of children of Newton Highlands, Mass., the was people enlivened both by are being entertained for a week by dainty refreshments and the singing Mrs. Gurney. of popular melodies. At sunset the Mrs. William Bucknam and daugh- CHEBEAGUE, MAINE party returned to their island, after ter. Miss E. H. Bucknam of Somer- We are of our a most disposing property, numbering over one hundred acrejy. pleasant afternoon on the are at "The and all ville, Mass., Talbot Cot- in sections of the" island we can show you desirable lots. Shore CHEBEAGUE water. for tage" the summer. sites, groves and secluded spots are offered. Rates reasonable. The Misses Mable Mr. A. and Marion Mr. O. \V. Doyle and family of Yar- R. Littlefield, Central Landing, Great SOUVENIR SHOP FALMOUTH HOTEL Doyle of Chebeague, will gladly show any in- Yarmouth, Me., who have mouth, Me., and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve- terested the property of this estate. AND been summering at the "West CIRCULATING LIBRARY PORTLAND, MAINE Cove" land of Boston, Mass., spent Thurs- cottage, have gone to Chebeague is- day evening at Chebeague Island. where will FIR PI I LOWS A SPECIALTY land, they remain for the They motored over in the good old and American Plan rest of the summer. Site in for Made from Chebeague fir tips. Best European launch, "Bonito." The trip over was Cottage Seekers procuring land the recent a summer cottage, bungalow or investment it will and most costly to manufacture. Among arrivals at "The without an .untoward incident * nd be for your advantage tn Ridge Farmhouse" are Mr. investigate the property of Mrs. M. A. some acres Newest and largest line of Post and Mrs. all had a merry time at the dance Charleson, sixty at Great Most Centrally Located Walter E. Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore Cards in Chsco Bay, 40.C00 in Btock. Severance of Dorchester, which was held at Assembly Hall. front, fine spring water and Mass.; Mrs. C. R. cool, shady groves. Lots are now ollered at $100 and Public Library. Post Office. Hotel in Portland Cutlip and Miss The trip home was fairly successful upwards, rine in- Alice Leonard of vestment as land values increase each Would the same place; but after making a stop at the Cous- year. be pleased to show the H. Mrs. R. E. property to any interested. W. BOWEN Dennison, Miss Grace ins' Island wharf the engine of the Hill Crest and South Dennison and MRS. M. A. Opp. Road J. J. FOOLER, Proprietor Miss Agnes Dennison, good ship "Bonito'r refused to CHARLESON, Great Chebeague, Maine. all of simply Germantown, Penn. go for a few minutes. However this On last Tuesday evening a very en- trouble lasted for only a short time e joyable surprise and birthday party and soon all arrived home safe and H. Maine was E. Cash Grocer and given by Mr. and Mrs. G. S. sound. CLEAVES, Baker Smitheman of Auto Haddenfield, New Jer- Albert Davis and family of Wood- delivery, prompt service, carefully selected goods sey, in honor of Ivliss Sarah Collins fords spent as the guests of of Sunday Jce Cream and Philadelphia. Penn. The affair Mr. and Mrs. Bowker at the cot- Fresh Bakery Products Daily DRINK took place at the "Red and Green" tage. bungalow. REFRESHMENT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR CONNECTED Ii. S. Davis Co., Portland, are show- The early part of the evening was ing some suitable cottage and piazza devoted to the playing of a progres- chairs and rockers that are real bar- sive UNDERWOOD GINGER ALE game of "Five nundred." After gains. Adv. Telephone Your Wants Quick Service to Oar Customers KING OF THEM ALL DUNN BROTHERS BOTTLED AT THE WORLD FAMED Groceries, Provisions and General Mdse. UNDERWOOD SPRING Counting the Cost Get Reputation Chocolates Here. Always Fresh. First Class Laundry Agency. AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS, "I often wonder," said a local merchant Market at West GROCERS, SODA SHOPS AND recently, Harpswell Delivery all over South Harpswell "why our bill for toll calls isn't larger each month, when I Underwood stoj) long enough to consider the use we Spring Corporation make of the both 432 Congress St. Phone 1995 telephone, at the store and at home. There isn't a town where I do business but If your grocer doesn't sell it ask him he why doesn't seems nearer to me than even next door. I can AUCOCISCO beat many competitors by selling my goods over mil COTTAGE the before can telephone they get there by train ; I DAY'S can into CLIFF SPA Island Ave., Long Island get every town in New England all in one ISLAND, ME. Visit oar cool Tee Cream Parlor and ret the best in Frozen tell Sheets, Confectionery. day, about my stock, quote my make Appollo Chocolates and Box Candies. Our line of Cieais, Cigarettes and Smokers' prices, will 8 deals sit — Supply please you. mvenir Goods and Postal Cards of all kinds. At our my and right here with my eyes on the References Special Boda Fountain we have the Choicest Syrups, Soft Drinks,etc. > apers and Magazines home store all the time. Most of the people I sell rales for June and E. P. & R. P. MAHONEY Proprietors to like that way of doing business. September. "As for the folks at home, they keep in touch Mrs. K. B. BATCHELOR with all their friends everywhere, and my daughter RINK there at Welleslcy isn't a bit lonely, for she has MAJESTIC mother's and it's the same WH HAKE A SPECIALTY RSLiyg counsel, way with Bob AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Roller Pictures in Boston. OF Skating Moving D.J. MacDDNALI), Proprietor Only Rink In New England Movintr Pic urc» In Connection With "Do think I would let that Running you telephone out of 121 Commercial Street, nearly oppo- Roller Bknting, 12,0.10 Feet of Films Weekly. Three i hnnge* of Program. Souvenir reach? not site Island Steamers and South my No sirree! It's money in Spoons, Mnalc Afternoon* by Military Bund Orann. Muwlc Evenlna* by W. E. only my Portland Ferry ChNn<1l*-r'« Banrl in but we are Afternoon* 2 to 5 P. M. Eventnfl* 7.30 fo 10 P. M. pocket my business, in the center of etc. 180 Middle 8treet, nearly opposite AFTERNOON FREE EVENING ADMISSION 10c a Brooches, Novelties, Poatoffice. big world of real live people, just because we can Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from call dairy up anyone, anywhere." GEO. T. SPRINGER farm dally. Beat of foods, quickest service, reasonable charges. Finest In the Watch**, Diamonds, J*w*!ry, equipment East. Visit Bell is us when In town. Elite Lunch, 487 CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET Every Telephone 811 Fhe New Launch For Parties v*rw*r* and 491 1-2 street for Sailing Hamilton'* Landing. Chebaftgu* a Distance Station Congress la- Row boat* to let by hoar, day or Long SU C«r(irrM Portliind, Me dles. week. Ferrying to Llttlejobn'*. We the (able with the beat ob- Booth Freeport, etc. Boat stage at anpply Hamilton's landing. tainable in deep nea food. Our prloea are NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE W. i low fnd ve deliver promptly. FntfMfAc- TRUFANT, Chebeague'Jsland tion guaranteed. Our clerk will call if AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY deaircd. Nov Is He Time to Subscribe Tor the Breeze On Bus tin's Isle, the f aire *t gem upon Littlefield & Co. my breast." Bustins Island Chorus THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN We're coming, we're coming. CO. Hear the glad refrain, GROCERS From North and Bustin's South, and East and Island Village Corporation. West, Motor Boat and Yacht At a Supplies 109-111 held To dear COMMERCIAL STREET meeting in the grove on old Maine. use the old fashioned Saturday Why clumsy life preserver, when the ME. afternoon, July 12, the Portland PORTLAND, charter granted Like Life Preserver Cushion is as efficient and by the Legislature homing doves we spread our just passes the was accepted once government for If you want the by the property own- wings more. inspection private power boats. beat in Groceries, ers of BuBtin's Island. This Back to old we Meats and Provisions at reasonable action Maine; love her rock- gives effect to the act and it Is bound shore, 1M*18# STREET charges our store is the for you now place In operation. We love her THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO: to trade. We Isles, but Bustln's best Head ot Dock Between supply hotels, cottssas, Under the Long and Central W harves and terms of the act the fol- of all, 267 yachts schooner parties. Island Telephone Public Boat Back of Store lowing officers were We'll sing her far Landing patronage solicited and satisfaction elected: praises and near, Board of overseers: to and guaranteed to all. to Frederic D. great small. Handy steam- Elmer S. boat wharves. Fuller, Hosmer, Charles W. C. Newhall, Frederic W. Mar, Enola Chorus C. Brainard. We're coming, we're coming, Clerk: Freeman M. Grant; treas- Many a weary mile, urer: & Frank C. Garfield. New friends to meet, old friends to KENDALL WHITNEY The act of incorporation empowers greet, DEALERS IN the actual owners of real estate while On Bustln's Isle. on the Island to exercise a large Agricultural and Horticultural amount | implemants, Fertilizers, of control over the affairs Mrs. M. Downer and daughter of and Furniture of the Island. It them Lexington, are Poultry Dairy Wooden gives control .Mass., stopping at Supplies, Ware, Galvanized Iron Cottage of and "The Ben Nevis" for a sanitary police few weeks. We are the latest regulations, Ware, showing designs of the of Brooms, Brushes, Cordago, Seeds, etc. in expenditure such sums as Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mr. cottage and piazza furniture. A visit be Steele, may appropriated by the town of J. A. Miss Also specialties in to our store will convince you that Steele, Nina Steele and SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream Freeport for the maintalnence of Miss we have just what you want to com- Marjorie Smith, all of Lexing- Freezers, Bustin's and a limited to Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Window plete the right provide ton, Mass, are occupying Mr. Hoyt's Croquet Sets, Screens cottage. for further improvements and Screen Doors. Our will this season by levying cottage at Kittywitt for the summer. Call and see us. bay patrons at special taxeB. of the year find bargains in de- Miss Nina Steele was seriously in- every A second meeting will be partment. held next jured as a result of an accident with Cor. Federal and to Temple Sts., Me. Saturday morning take action on the family motor boat. It seems that Portland, Prompt shipment guaranteed. the code of by-laws which will at that Miss Steele was wearing an oil skin time be presented by the Board of coat at the time of the accident as Overseers. the weather looked rather dubious on YORK & that day. The engine Is placed in JACKSON Gusiirrs island Cottagers Association. the forward part of the boat and The sLvteenth annual Low Prices Until Nov. 1 New Portland Theatre meeting of there Is very little room left for the BestSpecial Building this association was held quality gold filled Eyeglass Automobile in the grove person starting the engine. The fly Frames Goggles, $1 and up at the close of the $1 per pair Best quality Riding Bow fll PREBLE Village Corpora- wheel of the engine was equipped Solid gold Frames, $1.00 STREET, PORTLAND tion meeting. Spec. Frames, $4.00 Best Rimless with a starting pin which, when pull- Gold filled quality Mountings, $1.00 The and Eyeglass Chains, 50c. Solid Gold secretary treasurer read ed out, is supposed to snap back by Eyeglass Mountings, (Not their of the work Prescription Lenses ground to order, reports of last year. means of a spring. As Miss Steele Shuron), $2.00 The latter showed a 40c. and up Atlas Shuron balance of about started the engine and the fly wheel Genuine Eyeglass Mountings $3.00 $200. Shell and Rubber Frames for (Sold commenced to rotate, the starting only by us, and warranted It was voted that the Library Glasses, $1.00 to stay executive pin, which should have snapped back, Colored on). committee be directed Glasses, 50c. and up Artificial to convey to stuck and the oil skin which Byes. $2 and uo PAINT caught CIH WITH the Village cAAMintu FREE. ALL Corporation the interest she was wearing. This brought her KINDS OF OPTICAL REPAIRING. of the B. I. C. A. in FOR SALE the public float leg In immediate contact with the snd landing. fly wheel, and cut it severely in two The trustees for the N. T. association places. Miss Steele has been stay- WORTH Jr. EVERITE were directed to all LEY, BY PAINTS convey real es- ing with friends at the Ben Nevis Maine's Leading Optometrist and tate held for the Optician association to tbe and will remain until she is able to 478y2 CONGRESS ST., Corner CENTER We satisfaction. Village Corporation. be around The ST. guarantee again. latest reports Opp. PREBLE HOUSE. ME. This latter includes the PORTLAND, LONG Made in to church show that she is very much better Phone 2174-W colors, ready use; grove and the school house All cars at our lot. and soon will entirely recover. stop door. ISLAND just your brush and The committee on the dip go public build- Mrs. M. A. Mills and Eliza- ings reported that only about daughter to work. $500 beth of have been MARKET had been subscribed of the Methuen, Mass., $1,000 visiting Mrs. M. L. Wilkinson at the necessary to begin the work on the "Sunset" cottage for the few building and a of this past K E. only part had days. PINKHAM LONG ISLAND been actually paid in. The report of SO. HARPSWELL, MAINE Miss Florence Smith M. F. BRAGDON PAINT CO the committee was accepted and the of Portland, | a money paid in ordered returned. Me., spent week with Miss Mar- 4-7 EXCHANGE ST. guerite Grant at the Messrs. Parker, Hosmer and Mrs. "Grant" cottage. Stables at House Mrs. A. F. Brewer and Merriconeag Pidge were appointed a committee to Miss Mary Whiting of are Auburn consider the feasibility of a building Haverhill, Mass., among Colonv Ocean View the guests who are ine nriest Auto on the shore. staying at the Tea livery, boarding and sales stables in Casco Bay. Room of Miss Our three The officers who were re-elected Harriet Brophy. stables are equipped to handle all the (business of this and we are as follows: Mr. C. S. Parker and family of place are prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with Water careful Supply The President—Dr. Frederic W. Mar of Reading, Mass., are at their cottage drivers at any hour of the day or night. Expressing and Surprise New York. for the summer season. moving of all kinds receive and careful Tank, Pneumatic or Direct Shop They have prompt attention. Have all At the Sign of the Vice President—Prof. E. W. Tuttle as guests Mrs. Parker's aunt and her your baggage checked in care of A. E. South from the Well. Ship Pinkham, Harpswell, of Somerville, Mass cousin, Mrs. Nelson of West Somer- Maine. Treasurer—Mrs. Enola C. ville, Mass. and and Marine Brainard Soli, Loam, etc.. Grading Excavating, Cellar Work, etc. Stationary of Wells, Somerville. Supt. C. S. Clarke and Gasoline and Kerosene En- family of Photo Postals Secretary—Miss Louise C. Brackett Somerville, Mass., are spending the ui gines, Supp'ies, etc. lviernmac, mass. summer as usual at "The Red House." The Japanese Souvenirs regular Sunday services were They hope to take many trips around in G. D. THORNDIKE inaugurated the grove on Sunday the bay in their launch, "Maybe." Beeches, Cliff Island Souvenir a sermon Jewelry by by Rev. Dr. Pidge. Bunchberry Lodge," the home of MACHINE COT~ Mr. Earl o£ New—Opened May, 1912 Fogg New York City Miss Sara E. Bowers, was the scene is M RS. C. E. Portland Pier, Portland Camera spending a week at "Camp Sham- of a very merry gathering on Friday, | P£TTENGILL, Prop. Supplies rock" as the guest of Mr. George R. July 11. The party was given by j Accommodates 40 guests. Din- Lawes of room Developing and Printing Waltham, Mass. Miss Bower in honor of her niece, ing seats 60 comfortably. view from Mr. W. P. Whitely of the Exeter Miss Hazel Bower, of Lawrence, Superb all rooms. and Toilet Plumbing Heating Department is Mass. The games on the porch caus- | Every amusement for guests. Specialties the and The air of the installing plumbing drainage ed much amusement and laughter ab sea braces appetite. at Mrs. CARS FOR HIRE Prescriptions Compounded S. C. Lancaster's new cot- tne girls were given opportunity to Yachting, Bathing and Fishing. tage this week and it is hoped that display their skill in tearing from Repaii\Shop, Supplies Apollo Chocolates by next week the cottage will be en- scraps of paper various things which tirely completed. were specified by the hostess. The We Want to Agents for Mrs. Nellie and Ice Cream Cushing Miss Ida first was an animal, the second, a HOWARD W. TURNER of Cushing Merrimac, Mass., are flower, the next, a profile of one an- of Mr. and Do Your 10-12 Custom House Oakland Cars Tonics and Fruit Punch guests Mrs. W. C. Russell other. Bach girl in turn was given Wharf at "Camp Whittier." a chance to guess what the produc- Call ub for auto service by 'phone quick Mrs. Walter N. Walling of Auburn- tion was intended for DEVELOPING etc. and the results livery, the week dale, Mass., spent with Mrs. were decidedly funny. Prizes were OPPOSITE BOWLING ALLEY A. M. Dolliver at her cottage. This awarded for the highest and lowest AND PRINTING is Mrs. first summer on results. Automobile and STOUGHTON-fOLKINS CO. SOUTH HARPSWELL Waiting's Miss Esther Peterson was Repairs the island and she is greatly pleased the winner of the first prize, while and offer you our 11 Pleasant St., Portland, Manie with its picturesque views and charm- Miss Ruth Lavers carried off the walks. ing booby trophy. Refreshments were Experience of 35 Years Supplies At the Nichols' cottage there are served in the house and then the girls OF ALL KINDS five young ladies from Boston, Mass., retired to the porch where dancing as a Guarantee of Results who will spend the month of and Another Summer July merry-making continued. Among Not 25 per cent CHEAPER Leave your car while clown the there. Those in the party are Miss the guests were the Misses Barbara bay Arthur P. Homer Ethel F. Miss Aleda and But 25 per cent BETTER Has arrived Swan, Perkins, Carolyn Bralnerd, Miss Marguer- Reasonable for all work in Caso Miss Jessie McMullin, Miss Jane ite Grant, Miss Heien Field, Miss Al- charges Bay Ricker and Miss Christine Ricker. mlna Miss and we Jelly, Esther Peterson, the workmen again Miss Catharine E. Brown of West- Mlssen Ruth and Hazel Lavers and Expert our H. M. Gasolene Engines place stock field, Mass., who is supervisor of art Miss Mildred Vorse. SMITH, Photographer Three Doors from Waiting Room and our in the Clairmont is Miss Elizabeth services school, spending Clark of New York 8 Elm St., Portland, M«. and at the a few weeks at the Ledges as the Is a guest of Miss Bower at "Bunch- Telephone 4858M disposal of Mrs. John Ao • nt for Eastman & Ensign Films of our guest P. Garfield. berry Lodge." Also Mrs. John T. Motor Boats Rev. Ralph H. White and wife of Dick and ORDER BY MAIL "Down Miss Susan Lombard of No. the Bay" Newport, N. H., who are spending Adams, Mass. friends. tue summer at "The Garfield Cot- Miss Hazel Bower of Lawrence, HENRY LEVIN Everything in tage," went to York, Me., Sunday, Mass., who haB been the guest of her COASTWISE STEAMERS 154 State St., Boston, Mass. Stationery. where Mr. White preached a sermon aunt for the past two weeks, will at Rev. Frank Garfield's church. leave for her summer home at Meth- "Queen of Sea Koutes" Miss Alice B. Rochford of New uen, Mass., on Tuesday. Merch»nt« A Miner* Trans. Co. TAILOR Haven, Conn., Is a guest of Mrs. Wil- Bustln's Island her first ^teamnhlp Jnei played base Pine line of liam H. Rochford at the Gar- ball Imported and Domestic William W. Roberts Co. Upper game with the World Beaters of BOSTON to Woolens. field cottage for a few weeks. Freeport, and was Stationers Me., defeated by Cleansing, Pressing and Repairing. Mrs. William A. Campbell has as a score of 15-11. The was PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, SUMMER BOARDERS game an Work from the islands may bo sent her for a few weeks NORFOLK and NEWPORT NEWS. 233 MIDDLE STREET guests her sister, interesting one, in that It was a in care of Purser on steamers if AND COTTAGERS Mrs. A. W. and her 'I hrough tickets to and from or ill Zoebish, children, twelve-inning game and the victorious principal desired, be delivesed at par- meals a cel room on Roger and Helene. Mrs. Zoebish side failed to score runs ooinis, including; and ateroom wharf when any till after *cc requested. made her first visit on mmodationB on steamer. KEEP this island tho Blxth inning. Another game will 92 EXCHANGE CLEAN! 16 were ST., PORTLAND • years ago. Things far dif- be played sometime in the near fu- Bend to SPECIAL RATES to OLD POINT Tel. 2138-W your clothing as by ferent then than they are at. the pres- ture and perhaps that time the PARCEL POST to be by NAPHTHA souveniers ent time. One could get good rich team will be in better COMFORT ana ATLANTIC CITY CLEANSED. service. condition to Prompt Rea- milk for a five cents a quart, fowl cost Sjea'neri ne , a*i and elegant, sonable prices. All work hand play. twelve cents a pound and lobsters a Miss Orace Ward and her icommortnttoin and cuisine, unsur- pressed. niece, Bend f~r book et. dollar a dozen. There were about ten Miss Helen Field of Lawrence, passed. Mass., C. II. cottages on the island and the good are spending a few weeks with the Niaynaro, Agent, Boston, Mass. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL old FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE steamship "Maquoit" made two Hichardsons at "Camp Wychmere." (Incorporated) stops on the island, one at Swett's MIbb Hazel Snow of Auburn, Me., Opp. State House BOSTON, MASS* 80-82 Oak St., Me. and LCROY H. HILL Portland, dock the other at the present will spend the week end with her r«»T stopping place. In another 16 years mother, Mrs. (j. C. 8now, at "Rocky- there will probably be greater nook." and Builder The larn(m up to dale line of Souvenir* changes made than there have been Miss Lillian Farnham of Washing- Carpenter the JOBBING A SPECIALTY In Ihe city. Also a lull line of during past few years. ton, D. C., Ib spending July with the Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marshall of Silvers in their newly built cottage. Estimates Furnished. Plani Drawn Lexington, Mass., are guests of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Davis of Watches, Clocks, Somervlllo, CHEBCAQUE, MAINE Jewelry MncDonald at the "Twin Oaks" cot- Mass., is to be a guest of Mrs. C. 8. and Diamonds tage for a few weeks. Clark for a week or two at the Red and Mr. John T. Allen of N. House Heating Brooklyn, cottage. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Soule and their Y„ and Mr. William Lamb, the owner Mr. and Mrs. of at Enaley Somervllle, daughter, Bertha, and Mr. and Mrs. Repairing of all kinds short notlc« of "The Green are Lodge," spending Masa., are spending the summer at C. E. FlBcher of Jamaica Plain, MasB., the greater part of in Mr. Lamb's "The Blbo Plumbing July Cottage." They have only moved into their new cottage this cottage. arrived here Wttf recently and as soon as week. They have named their cot- During the many years that Bus- are settled Offer* roomn with hot and oold they they will enter with tage "The House in the PlneH," and Engineers McKENNEY tin's Island has water for $1.00 and up, which In- JEWELRY CO. existed there has full sway into the spirit of Bustin's it 1b one of BTOVK8, RANGES, the coziest little cottages cludes free use of shower baths. 4«w«l«rs and only been one song written about it. inn*. on TINWARE Optician* the island. There is a spacious This year, however, Frank M. Mc- Rev. John R. conducted the Nothing to Equal This in New England Ship lanterns Pldge living room on the ground floor with Stove*, Dowell, a well known has writ- net-vices In the Rooms with private baths for $1.50 and Galley Fur- Monument Me. poet, grove for the flr*t a largo fireplace built of gray cement Sq.9 Portland, ten another which time thla neason. per day up; suites of two rooms and very truly express- The aervlce wan hricks in it. this room nhhlngn. Adjoining Is bath for M.00 and es .the sentiment of the island: well Attended by the Inlander* and the per day up. Oatolinu Engwtt and dining room and kitchcn. Up- JJlntng Boom and C*fe Flrat-oiaaa, both Mr. fine sermon and Water Sy» em» Pldge'a Mis* stairs there are four neat little European Plan. Back to Smart'* aolo were Bustln's. Alice enjoyed by bedrooms, each one better than the ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Tune—"Old Black all. THE ELMWOOD Joe." other. Perhaps the moat attractive 8tone floors, nothing wood but the F.&C, B.NASH CO. When winter's And John L. of doors. 16 ELM Rone Hummer's 00 Mr. Zangg New York, feature about the cottage Is finely laid 384-390 FORE *T. ST. the who a few Equipped with It* own way han spent daya with hi* floors. The boards are of striped pine Sanitary We hear the call at waa Vaeuvm Cleaning Want. MAINE from dear old Casco family "Camp Bluff," auddenly and the grain of the wocd runs PORTLAND, par- Strictly a Hotel. Dlnn*r from Bay, called home by bualnea* and allel with Temperance 11.11 t© 2.00. prob- them. TTre occupants are 8BND FOfl BOOKLET. "Come, weary ones, where find will not return aga?n thla sea- C. D. youH ably almost settled and soon expect to en- STORER w. General &8A9SP& Fr»pris««r. aon. CRAFTS, Mar. peace and rest I joy their new cottage. GEM or TOURISTS July Reduction Sale Abbreviations: cb., cbild; d., daughter; Just Now Offers You Summer Comforts f., or — tam., family; b., bod; w., wife. At Liberal Savings

PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE, G E Bemis &_\v, Worcester Jessie L Jones, Baltimore Peaks We are a BEST Island, Me. Haiel^ M Bemis, Worcester Edith Drescher, N Y conducting special Sale of BAMBOO WESTBROOK HAMMOCKS R. E. Rowe Prop. Mrs S Roberton ch & gover- Pauline Drescher, N Y (Sec adv. in another column.) ness, Montreal Mrs. PORCH AT FACTORY PRICES _ Walter \V Ancker & d, Ladies' Wash Dresses. If SHADES Airs G VV'm Jones & d, N Y Madame Charbonneau, Mont'l you would Iialto values with Pillow •Geo Murnhy & w, Dorchester Fernald Charbonneau, ioxS, Sj.25 values ii.25 Valance, 89c $1.98 »» " " Mrs S Nation, N Y Miss Lois Sancton, Scranton like a little cool and $2.00 " J •* THE JOHNSON. dainty Sum- " 1.48 Nina S Nation, N Y Miss Edna K Sancton, dressy $2 value " » » Island. Me. 8x8, 50 1.68 14 50 2.95 Miss Anna M N T R A w it it " Coyle, Cody f, \V Highlands H.m F. Johnson mer {8 " " " D J Morgan & w, N J Dr Lew is II Jack, W Newton prop costume to fill in your vacation 5.95 a"°ther column:) $ 1 87 value 1.09 " " " " I Brooklyn h 'I.1 6xP, $9 Agnes Hoey, iat,V- Yarmouthville 6.95 Loretta Hoey, Brooklyn \ir' r D take I'hila HILL CREST HOTEL, Brooklyn wardrobe, of this sale Janet Stevenson, Miss\ I LV0I||"' \\ advantage Madeline Brown,, Phila Chcbeague Island, Me. oolworth, Chas. W. Hamilton .. N Y Kathryn Fuekerson, I'hila Prop. m- ... Brooklyn all means. We a (See adv. in Miss Adele A Frank, by promise you sub- M Louise Ilclwig, N Y another column.) W H Hoben w & « N Y A It Cadmus & w, N Y f, Siiringf'ld ■v. Brooklyn Cora L Mrs. L O Burckett, stantial You'll •C S Schwenk w & d, I'hila Mahoney, Roxhurv saving. be M Louise Newark Brooklyn N Y delighted Mrs Olive VV Bean, Passaic Greene, v „ PORTUtID Geo M & w, Boston & w. OREN Mrs Nathan Boston Newgent i- nPn<'s Lexington HOOPER'S Cobe, with we are SONS Ilelene C Calphinnia Knirchild, X Y the dresses at Mrs Mertin, Boston Newgent, Itoston Mrs II 1'lior. f ion, showing Mrs E Tallman & d, Fred Linehan, Itoston Mrs It N * Astoria N Y Farren & f, I'hila C I' Elizabeth special prices Mr R Humphries & w & d, S^ Robinson, Allston Mahler.RaIeiKh Geo F Taft & w. Raleigh X C Newark N Allston i.- nr 11 J Miss Helen 1" Raleigh N C May J Martineau. N Y Taft. Allston i.- -\'ah'er. N F w. Miss Lilly Eckerson, and Rosemary R Reilly, N Y Cunningham & $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 $15.00 Waltham .... VVestwood N P F Jloston u .. J McDonough w, Kutn I Y 1" .miss EJizaDctli Cunningham, homuson, X McDonough. Boston W Actual values to BITOT Waltliani Jennings, *X Y $7.50 $35.00. COfirOBTS Mrs JO Warlord & s, Newark Mrs John Jenkins, Montreal Miss\!rs Dawes Jennings, N Y Mrs C Tl Brophy & d, N Y " Miss Florence M. O. \\ arren & w, H R Koster iV w, Yonkers Jenkins. Master Montreal Indianapolis lnd Mrs Stephen Dorsey, N Y John Jenkins, \r„, , ,, Miss Vivian Jenkins, Montreal Miss F S Dorsey, N Y \I n 1VI80?' Mrs Freder'k (.1 Boston M?s heeler. Ou" Thaoe Mark a M C Mott-Smith, Waterville Cov, Wm.i u Springfield is Guabantsk otValuc Miss Ruth Jenkins. Harre Mass L M Mott-Smith, Waterville Barbara II Coy, Boston PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAUN C V Harriet Balcom. Portland S B Obcar, Waterville Timlin. Worcester COMPANY, Nathan Cobe. Mass Walter M Werme, Worcester Waltham, Miss CONGRESS Mrs A II Florence Young, THE SEASIDE STREET., PORTLAND. HAINE. Perfection Blue Linscott, Miss Isab:l COTTAGE, Rochester. N II Laird, Worcester Bailey Island, Me. A B Mosley & w, W Somerville G C Doherty J r & w, Boston Mrs. H. E. Cram .... Robt V Prop. L Graham, Boston Clinsbur". N (Sec adv. in another Flame Oil Stoves Mrs S K Multcr & f. Ii column.) J S Weeks & w. Orange E C McCarter & w, Miss McKeown. r>t (oiinsDury \ t Majorie Iowa City, Iowa V N V E Orange I" C & Jos Walker, Miss Geraldine Spangler w, Newark Lamp Stoves Frances I" Bodwitch. Boston McKeown, Eva L Barker. Hath Mt F Annie I? 1*ranklin Mass Orange \V T Portland Jacobs, Elizabeth W Watertown Bradford, F C Downs, Alfreil Reed, E M Thompson, Portland J 1' Walsh X- Boston Alcohol Stoves D C Homer, St Johnsbury Vt \v, Richard C Smith. F C Mrs Cha< S Lombard, S, C W Allen w & s, Newark Belleville X ores W Somerville J Two St Down K Drutntnond & w, Newark M A Dayton, N Y Metropolitan East" Miss I F F Kye Miss M 1? l'hila Price, Orange E E Y Mulford, Clara M Hammond, Rye X Miss M Barton, l'hila Vreeland, F Orange Grace I- F M Mcllrath Hill, Worcester Win A Stillman, N V w, Boston M B Sage, Worcester THE EMERY-WATERHOISE CO. Frank Mcllrath Boston Miss A C Murphy, Newark Jr. Miss Grace Bissett, GEO. N C C SHAW Wholesale Miss K E Young & w, Mcdford COMPANY RetaH X Murphy, Brooklyn Katherine V Medford Washington J M P I'arr w & s, NY Young, Miss Sarah Carter, HARDWARE W Sullivan w,& Newark " IMPORTERS AND Chas E I.uckcns & w, l'hila J ch, Miss Anna GROCERS Sullivan Thornton, Cor. Pearl and Helena A l'hila John & w, Newark Miss Ri:th Middle Sts., Portland, Me. Luckens, K W Brown Jenkins, Manufacturing Bafcers and Confectioners \V II Prov K I & w, I Morristown X Kennedy, X J L M Towle. Marblehead Irvington J I Miss Elsie Slorah, and Purveyors of Delicatessen Dainties Clara Boston " Mrs F II Ileath, Boston Ooudy. Jas Mabel Doolitile. I' w S: Koslindale J Kelley f, Geo E Bibber, Portland 585-587-589-591 Congress C S Johnson w & f. Boston G Street, PORTLAND, ME. CASCO BAY HOUSE. \Y Hunt & w. Phi la Mrs E V Howard, Albany N S" Mrs I- Island, Me. E Dunn, Worcester iDown Town Store, 7 and 9 Preble Street. Long Mildred Chas. E. Cushing Prop. Davis, Bath Me (See adv. in another column.) ROCKMERE HOUSE. Anna Rice, Bath Me Slim •Geo II Hanna & \v, Montreal Litt!ejohn's Island. Jim, California ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE G. H. Hamilton Katherine J Lane, Boston Ethel M Hanna, Montreal Prop. " Winnifred K Montreal (Sec adv. in another column.) Florence A Goodfellow, Hanna, Our new Market at Preble Street makes a of ■Grace li. Meldrum, Montreal D E Goding, Maiden specialty packing and ship- Mrs Win 1' Raitd. Montreal Mrs James II Shipley, X Y THE Lillian V Boston MERRICONEAG, ping of Casco Mall and Master Rob Raird, Montreal Bruorton, So. Me. orderstoany part Bay. telephone orders have M Harpswell, Master Wm. Itaird, Montreal Myrtle Bruorton, Boston F. A. Pierce PIANOS W & Woburn Prop. our Master Leslie Raird. Montreal CSteplienson w, (See adv. in another prompt attention are assured of the "Shaw" " E W Hutchinson column.) and_patrons Master Xorman Raird, w, John w & Montreal quality, Medford Ilealy <1, Miss Margaret C llolleran, Mrs E L 11 use. Portland which has been maintained E II Soule. I'awtucket for over fifty years. X Y I M Mayo, Mrs. H J S Fallow I'awtucket Brooklyn Charles Petscli, X Y Jr. E P Martin & w, Boston H Jas I" Butterworth w &s, Charlotte Petscli, X Y John T Ilarrigan, Portland Irene D Petscli. N Y Saugus C 1" \v \ <1. Mr & Jackson osephine Petsch. X Y Bly w. Everett Xorwalk O Miss Mildred " •■lorence L Petsch. X Y Betts. Mrs (ieo L Andrews, Mrs Palmer X Y Wilmington > -\nce nimpson, Lawrence Litchfield, Melrose Bailey Island, Me. Mrs Fred (I (This line a co Bundy, represents lection made by Mr. C. A. Johnson, an authority on Maine S I Litchfield. Melrose Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver, Prop. St. Tohnsbury Vt G»ms) Rev Joseph Slicppard & w, (See ailv. in another column.) Miss Charlotte II Bundy, Portland VV C Gregg, St Louis Mo St. lolinsbury Vt PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAUN CO. rortia^a Miss M Cornelia It rown, Mrs I" II Loomis, St. Paul SUMMIT HOUSE. Newark X J Klizahctli Looniis, St. Paul " Chebeague. Xannie K Dorsey. Baltimore Mary Louise Diether. Mrs. C. M. Hamilton Prop. Ucatrice I- VVallack. K () range Judge W I! Somerville. (See adv. in another column.) Almyra \V Ashman, K Orange New Orleans Mrs. G X V with promises of many more newcom- hill Harold Mudge & w, Montreal Juan Puron, Mrs E W All-n, Washington crest. Betty Mudge, Montreal Miss Dorothy Allen. ers by the last of the month. Many J A Dudgeon, Boston AUCOCISCO HOUSE, Miss Genevieve S Cooley. of the Aucoeisco's guests are people V Boston C'iff (Continued from Miss R Dudgeon, Island, Me. Washington from Baltimore and page 1.) A G Prince & w. South ton Mrs. K. B. Batchelor .. Philadelphia, " Prop. Miss Genevieve Prince. (See adv. in another column.) THE BEECHES, Washington. Mrs. Batchelor, the M rs Harold Barnard. Montreal II C Brodie & \v. Montreal Cliff a furnish music for the " Island. Mc. proprietor, is Baltimore woman and party. Master Keppetli Barnard, Susie II Hollstein, Balto Mrs. Eliz. A " Pettengill Prop. the hotel was a Baltimore large birthday party was given at Master Robert Barnard, Eleanor Hollstein, Balto (See adv. in another column.) originally "Hill in Mrs L II Jack, W Newton Eleanor Ayres, Phila R T Haskell & w, Concord house but its fame as a finely appoint- Crest," Tuesday, July 8, hon- Eleanor Jack. VV Newton Laura S Alexander & sister, A E Ilolden, Penna ed place spread to neighboring cities or of Miss Florence Green of Dorches- Mrs Chas R Chester, Boston Marie Newark Philadelphia Howard. and now the hotel shows a ter, Mass., by Mrs. of West Irene VV Gollner, N Y Mrs G W Ward. Trenton N J Miss Lichtinesten, Newark register Mosley Ada F Gollner, N Y Mary Reed Ward. Mrs T W Barbour, Nrwfnn large proportion of names from other Somerville, Mass. Both these ladies James A Hare & w, Passiac Miss Justin Tiddings, M iss Ritka Hargreves, N Y cities. Mrs. Batchelor is famous for ar#» spending the Riimmfir at "Hill our Miss Hare, Passiac Warren Ohio Miss Alice Hargreves, N Y Crest." Send for List her .excellent management, and no Bargain hotel caters to a finer class of guests, CLIFF ISLAND. ture as to whether the message is the many of whom are regular year-in and of Second-hand Pianos. report of a real tragedy or merely a' year-out patrons. House. practical joke. 1N0 one on the island Merriconeag (Continued from Page 1.) happened to remember any brig Alex- The Beeches. MANY NEW ARRIVALS ADDING TO ander, but the fact that its home port GAIETY OF THE HOUSE. tableaux was set in the large living was lacking on the message widens At this comfortable, home-like hotel, room in Daisy Cottage ,and was illum- the field of inquiry a great deal. there are now fifteen guests, with with colored behind Motor Boat Trips Fast Faa- ated lights which The Cliff Island Library was formal- more expected dally. Mrs. Petten- Becoming a of little fir trees made a fine cinating Feature of group ly opened Saturday, July 5 with a tea glll's entire time Is devoted to this Daily Program. setting. Music was furnished by Miss and social afternoon. Mrs. K. B. one house and this fact assures the The past week at the Merrlconeag Cobb at Addie the piano and Miss Hel- Batchelor and Mrs. O. P .Stone offici- guests at the Beeches the best In ev- has been a most enjoyable and lively en Cobb at the drums. Miss Janet ated one. at this first tea which was well ery way. Mrs. Pettengill Is a famous One of the mostpleaslng groups of LORD & COMPANY Cobb was stage manager, and to her cook and attends the attended. Mrs. W. W. Gilchrist was personally to guests, Is a party of 18 young people is due much credit for the smoothness in of cuisine of the house which Is from charge the second tea, held on rapidly Brockton, Mass., who each year of the as well as for the Masonic performance July 9. Hereafter the library with becoming famous. The rooms here pass their vacation together. Mr. Bldg., Portland, Me. perfection of the arrangements. The Miss ^Nellie Bennett usually in charge, are all good-sized, light and airy, and MrB. Kelstrom chaperoned. following took part in the tableaux: will be factors which do much toward open for delivery of books making Each member a musician, many Misses Helen Ethel Cobb, Bird, Ethel between three and six on Wednes- an ideal summer stopping place. fine solos were enjoyed and the chorus Customhouse Wharf McLeod, Sylvera McLeod, Ellen Mc- CASCO BAY SEA GRILL days and Saturdays. The teas will be members were of very high order. Leod, Cobb, and Messrs. a Dorothy feature of the Wednesday openings, Deep-sea ffiahing, motoring and many Granville and At the head of the wharf in the room of the Casco Philip Bird, McLeod, members of the Executive Board of twilight Btorles made up a week voted waiting Kenneth Mcfl^eod. The were and Lines. We are tableaux the Library Committee taking turns Granite Spring Hotel the best yet. Bay Harpswell prepared to serve you very pretty, a number of the in Mrs. best in sea subjects serving. F. H. Dunton and Marlon Dun- with the obtainable food. Lobsters in every being as follows. Gypsies in Camp, LONG ISLAND 8UPERB SUMMER ton of The George M. Fiske cottage, "The Portland, are guests for the sea- style and dainty lunches at short order. Expert The Indian, The Goddess of Liberty, HOTEL NOW OPEN. son, Mrs. Dunton's chefs, Ledges," is receiving a coat of paint, musical ability add- courteous treatment and prompt service. The Fisherman, The Woodcutter, The ing much to the Everything much improving Its already attractive entertainment. on the Camera Girl, The Girl, A Added to cooked premises. Reasonable charges. .Bathing appearance. Many Improvements Made About the Its many attractions the Scene fro the The Clown. The West, Merrlconeag has this season an ex- from 4 a. m. to 8 p. m. Charles C. The Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Johnson of Property. Open Delaware, Proprietor. Actress, Japanese, The Flower ceptionally fine tennis court which Portland are at the Sunset Under new Girl, The Chinaman, The Colelge Girl, Cottage management the Gran- was laid out and the finished under the some the house are 10th of and The for season. Last Sunday they en- ite Hotel of this island is now each day of guests July and will for a The Rube, I>ady of Leisure. Spring direction of Messrs. Curtis and stay tertained Walter iH. Dresser Wig- trips that help to make one's couple of weeks. Mr. After the tableaux, recitations were and fam- open for the season and already many of New planning Albert Huckins of gins York. The gentlemen are too of oome of the Portland. Mr. Dresser is the tourists are their at vacation pass altogether quickly. Newton, Mass., is down on given by children, and a IJy enjoying outing experts with the racquet. A series of coming ruruttuu cmei 01 The Summit (House is getting for the week dance followed the entertainment. ponce. this popular hotel. The property, tournaments Is popular Saturday end. being arranged. more than its share of summer pa- •Refreshments were Mr. J. N. Baker of since into possession. of Its Mrs. 8. F. nerved, and all Maiden, MaBB., la coming The barber shop and billiard room (Hamilton's house on the a his vacation with present has received ev- tronage. North Road has present enjoyed delightful evening. spandlng his fam- management is presided over by W. H. Haruss of been the scene of a ily at the Island. ery needed attention and every little Jolly house Henry B .Johnson of Main Street, Boston, an expert barber and cour- party during the past detail that will add to the Mr. S. G. Bowen of "Boston, 'Mass., week. 'Miss We8tbrook, has grently Improved hia Miss Janet T. Holllflter of New- enjoyment teous gentleman. Pool and .Dorothy Wellington, the of the has been made. The barbering is erecting a fine six room bungalow well known at the island berne, N. C., 1b a short guests of any at gymnasium teacher of property recently by spending time description regular prices. on hlB land recently purchased from on the Island as Granite Spring Hotel Ijb one of the Springfield, Mass., Miss L. supplying his cottages with running the guest of Mrs. C. Curlt. The are Lane, Miss summer houses the Mr. William plans <3. Brown of water. He had an artesian well sunk H. Payne, at the Olenwood leading along Boston and Miss Plerce- Cottage. for a b!x room bungalow, bath toi- son down Maine cOast and few there are that of Oshgosh, Wis., through 65 feet of ledge until Mr. and Mrs .D. E. of Mai- lets and Mr. Leroy composed the Coding have so many advantages for one open fireplace. party. They left the pure water was struck. Then last are at the island on Mon- den, Mass., Redfern cottage an H. Hill has the contract and expects winter a tank seeking ideal summer outing. The day after spending a pressure of 1,000 gal- for the summer months. have to finish the same 1. delightful week They chambers of the hotel are well Chebeague by September sailing, lons was and a motor to as large, swimming and placed, guests, Miss Cretta Coding, Mrs. •Mr. Bowen and family are occupying of visiting places draw water furnished and all having windows ; interest along the coast. the put In. This improve- Margaret Mrs. M. E. one for the Smith, Holmes, a fine of Mr. Curlt's cottages ment Mr that give view of bay. Spac- , mi. mm 'wira. greatly pleases .Johnson's Mr, Eddy M. and season. irvln P. Coding Miss Evelyn ious abound and the music Summit Houm. ( Fay and tenants and makes their work much 8horley. piazzas I daughter, Ernestine Fay, of and card rooms are a center for This Mr. Henry Bowen has rented his New Brooklyn, easier. always popular numrnAr boarding lYork, arrived on Mr. Ij. S. Hill of those who desire comfortable house on the -North Road Chebeague on Lawrence, Mass., quiet retreat* for house has at the present time over July 11. are •Considerable Interest was caused at was at the Island as They staying at the guest of Mr. reading, etc. On the staff of the hotel flfty guests and from to Mr. and Mrs. A. 1>. Bailey and fam- at the Que the Daisy Cottage last when Alonzo S. present indi- cottage west end for the Saturday Cobb at Cosy Cottage the Is a trained nurse. Likewise a cations ily of "Wilmington, ^Delaware. ThAy of month a a physical the aeason will be a moat suc- July. Miss bottle containing strip of birch- week of the Fourth. re- Menser, also of Mr. Cobb also instructor who is at any time cessful one In arrived last week and expect to came Brook- bark wa» ready every particular. The lyn, up with Miss picked up by Mr. Alden Mc- entertained last week at his Portland to ! main the entire summer to Fay, and will instruct those desiring lessons In Summit Houae haa enjoy visit her for a Leod when he was his lobster home his every accommoda- cotrple of pulling friend of many years, Mr. the art of swimming. A Dutch Lunch tion for the delightful scenery for which Caico and Mm. week*. Mr. The on the sojourners seeking a restful Fay traps. message birch bark (DonAld McKenzie of Al- and ! Is famous. occupied the Que cot- Edmondton, Japanese tea room are some of and commodious summer houae and Bay tage last read exactly a* follows: Alex- berta. year during and "brig the new features offered and a to July their ander fotind ired of dally ear.h guest Mrs. 'Clinton M. Ham- Mrs. Webster, of Newton, Mass., many friends Newfoundland—» fine shore welcome them back thin all dinner, Including lobster is ilton, the proprietor, gives every at- assisted by her daughter €lara Is en- Reason. drowned—Captain and wife and to The Auooolaco. be served. The managements one tention that will mean a tertaining her sister, Mrs. J. B. crew of Y and happy and J The Stewart farm Farewell—Captang aim la to have the hotel a deliriitful vacation. and Mr. Vlctoi* of house at the Mrs. Rogers." It was dated Dec. The complete Many of the Brown, George west end Is 22, Aucocisco "House is at present success and all here will occupied this year 1909. There Is registering gufsls ddrlitg the past week have en- Taunton, Mass., at her new bungalow by Mr. considerable conjec- enjoying a very excellent patronage And everything to their satisfaction. sailing and and Birch Island. They cAme on the Joyef fishing parties ^on (Continued on page 8), ISLAND STEAMERS. 'Batteries—Chebeague, Desmond and Hlgglns; Mere iPolnt, Pendleton and JOHMTST OST-B AIIiBY O r>m iNevins. C:so & lunsweii Line; Strikeouts, "Desmond, 9; Pendleton, Bsy 10. 'Hits off Desmond, 5; off Pendle- Time TabEe In Effect June 30th, 1913. ton, 10. READY FOR THE SUMMER Assembly Hall was fairly well filled to hear Porch WFEK DAYS. Thursday evening, last, the Furniture concert given by the Schubert quartet, From l'ortaud Our lines of Summer are (Custom House V.'linrf) WITH COMFORT o. Portland, assisted by Miss Teresa Furniture most com- To IVuks Island (l>'ori'»t C FURNITURE ty Landing)- Le 6.45, 0 45. 7.45. It 00 10 15 a. u»., 12.15, 1 15. Prohon, pianist, and Miss Doris of fine 2.13 plete— goods built for 4.15. 5.14. 0 15. • 3J. 8.15 0 30. p. ui. Sleeper, of Lancaster, N. H., accom- workmanship, beauty, To Cashing Is and-0 45. "<.45. 0 OO, 10.13 wear A panist. The work of the was and real solid comfort n. m 12.15. 2.15 5 15, 0.15, 8.15 ui. Comfortable quartet long and with p Rocker, $1.00 of the prices To l.itt f and G.e.'.t Diauuud Island. highest order and all of their to meet all needs and Trefetlien and Kvergrieu Landings, (l'ei-ki» selections were sung with good musi- purses. lland)s —*0 45 8 15. 10.30 a. constructed of in., 12.15, 215. Substantially cianship and The solos of 4.15. u 15. 0.15. 7 oil p. ui. expression. To 1'once and Dougbtv Landing (I.ong rock maple with double split Mr. Kenedy and Mr. Stevens were Island)— 0.43. 8.15. nIo.mi a lu., 1215 finely rendered and they were both xl.13, 2 15. 4.15. X5.20. 0 15 7.30 p. in. To reed seat all finished in the < obliged to respcnd to an encore. Miss Cleaves hand ng (Long Is.and)— Willow 10 00 a. in.. 1.15. 5 21, 0.15 p in. Le Prohon played two solos and she Chairs Porch Rockers and To l.itt e natural. Cliulieagu—10.00 a. m.. 1.13. was received. Miss These are real German 0 20 p in. enthusiastically imported Sleeper most To Cl'fT Is and. Wes.ern and Cculr-rl accompanied sympatheti- willow in handsome designs. Roomy Chairs Landings* (Great Ciiebeague). Soutu We to cally and her work at the piano left Made of heavy maple stock finish- Is and ami O.rs Island- Have Chairs Match and comfottable and in Haipswell Bal.ey little to be desired. The concert was upholstered ed in light or green with rattan seats ing.). 10 00 a. in., 1 15. 5.20 ui. p. a musical treat and others of pretty cretonne®. Pric?s and To S'.mset Landing (Gr at Chebeagne) a simi- $m.oo, backs. They come in all sizes Buf-tin Island. Mire I'olnt. Blreh Is.auil lar nature are promised by Mr. Cald- $i2.00, and at *1 80. « nd 3.50, $15 00, $16.30 85c, $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 Haipswell Centre—10.C0 a. in 3.15 well duiing the season. and $ p. m. $18 50. $3.00 5.2 To Eastern landing (Great Cliebeaguo), The Chebeague Island Base Ball Cousin* and Llttlejohn Is.and—10 00 a. iu Team kept up its streak Sat- 1.15. 5.15 n. 111. winning urday by the To Soutn Freeport—10 00 a. ui. JOHNSTON-BAILEY GO. defeating strong Cox's Couch Hammocks Shoe Company of Portland, 6 to 5. The RETURN (Week Days) Chinese Grass If you havn't a couch hammock 190-192 Middle St., Portland, Me., Near Postoffice pitching of Spaulding for Chebeague To on ur Portland. was very creditable and pitching of y piazza you don't know the From I'wiks Is and (Forest Ci*y Land- Geary for Portland was also of the Rockers and Chairs of Our couch ing)—0.15, 7.2<>. 8 13 9.30 10 45 a. til 12 33. meaning re»lcomf>rt. crder. 1.30. 2.35, 4.;i5 5 35. 0.35. 7 50, 8.35. 10.15 highest The game was a very Light very durable and hammocks are made of in. w-.ight, gord Cusliing Is'aud—7 00. 8 00. 0.15, fast one. The features were quality 1)30 a. in. batting give you the maximum of comfort. khaki ri 12.45. 2.45. 5.45. 0.45. 8.45 l> of canvas wit« wind shields, and m. Littl Spaulding and base running of Des- Diamond lsh.nd—0.20. 7 25, 8 JO. DOW & PINKH AM They are suitable for outdoors and for 0.45. 11 15 a. ill. 1.45. 3 45. 5.40, 8 55 p. in. mond, for Chebeague, and playing of prices complete hammocks a>e Grea, Diamond are not m Island—0.13. 7.20. 8 13. Martell for the Portland team. spoilt by isture. Prices $6.00, S9 00, $<0, and 9 40, 11.10 a. hi. 1.40. 3.40, 5.35. 8.50 S12.50 $15. !»• -FIRE Batteries: and from m. Trefethcn Lauding—0.10. 7.15. 8 10, INSURANCE- Geary Johnson, for $6.50 upwards. Awnings and stands for lawns. 11 9.35, 00 a. m. 133. 3.35. 5 30. 8.45 p. 35 Portland; Spaulding and Higgins, for in. Evergreen Lauding—0.03. 7 10, 8 0.». Exchange St., Portland, Me. 9 SO uneceague. 11.05 a. in.. 1.30 3.30. 5 25. 8.40 p ai. Dwel'ings, Cottaees, Not'ls and Seaside Property H. N. PINKH AM. Souvenir Pennants Ponce a China, and Pillows Landing—5 55 7.00. 7.55. 9.20, insure in the leading companies. H. W. SUSSKRA.UT, F. C. HUSSEY The Chebeague Island team played xll.10 a. ill., 1.20. 3 20. \4.10 5 15. x5 55 the Cliff Island 8.30 in team, Wednesday, p. Doughty Landing—5 45. 0.50, Mere 7.45. 9.10. 11 00 a. ni.. 1 10 3 10. 4.01. 3 05. Point, Thursday, and Portland 6.45, 8 20 p. in. C*e:ives Landing—5.40 WILLIAM Company, Saturday. 6 45. 10.55 a. in.. 5.35 in Lltt e Che- SENTER & CO. p. Mrs. L. .M. brague—0 40. 10.50 a. in.. 5.30 p. in. C iff Taylor and Miss Grace Island—0.23, 10.35 a. m., 3 40, 5.15 p. m. Hall of Tacoma, Washington, are the Western Landing—0 10. 10.20 a ill.. 3.25 JEWELERS of m guests Mrs. C. C. Little, on the p. Central Landing—6.00. 10 10 a ni.. T. F. FOSS & South Shore. Mrs. SONS 8.15, 4.50 p. m. South Harpswell—5.35 51 Taylor is so B 30 Exchange Portland, Me. a. m, 2.43. 4 23 p. in. Railey Isl.- nd. St., charmed with the island she has rented HOUSEFURNISHERS. (Mackt-rel Cove a. in. York Charts, Souvenir Views of Portland L-ndlng)—3.20 Compasses, Spoons, and Vicinity. a cottage on the North Road which Landing—9.15 a. in., 2.30. 3.45 in. Orrs p. she Island—5.00 0.00 a. ni 2.15. 4 00 p. ill will occupy for several weeks to- Sunset I^nnd ng—7.25 a in 3.40 p. m. gether with friends from Cousin Is Greenfield, and—7.10 n. in.. 3 25 p ni. Lit- Mass. tlejohn Island—7 05 a. in 3 20 in. Eastern p. Landing—0.50. 0.55 a. in.. 3.05 p. Mrs. Waldo Glidden of m. Bustin Is and—0 ni. 21. ENGLISH Cambridge, 25 a. 2 45 p. TEA ROOIVp an informal South Freepo.t—2.23 p. 111 Mere I'oint— Mass., gave tea on the 8.05 u. 609 m. 1.50 p. ni. Birch Is'and—0.00 Congress St., PORTLAND, MAINE Breakfast after 8. Luncheon 11 to 3. capacious piazza of her cottage on a. rn., 1.45 p. m. Harpswell Centre—5.45 ASTOR CAFE (2 east Chandlers Cove last "sTS."* a. m., 1 30 p. in. doors Public Library) Afternoon Tea until 6 p. m. Friday, to wel- PSIS* come both the new and the old Reference—x—Epress, •—This trip does sum- —MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST SANITARY RESTAURANT.— not step at Trefethcn b—Thia Tel. 3484 Rooms and En mer visitors. Landing, Single Suite Under new Management. Open from 6 a. m. to 12 m. trip does not stop at Western p. Landing. the E. B WINSLOW. C. W. T GOPINU, Among Massachusetts colonists Home Home Made President. Gen. Mgr. situated just below Central Landing, Cooking, Pastry, Superba Coffee. Combination Meals i!av 25c. who have returned to thiB famous every Turkey Dinner SundaysSOc. Underwood Spring Water served free. Beautiful Private Dining Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. "Rest Easy, and be summer resort are: Mr. G. T. Phipps CHEBEAGUE. and family of who are JOHN A. contented, which you (. L S Miltoji, Mass., OLARIT 5T, Proprietor (0. here for the summer will if your Build- EDGAR L. JORDAN (Continued from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milton Little- Page 7.) E. LINWOOD JORDAN ings are insured with 'field, nee Carrie A. Bennett, were re- 13 Exchange Street cent guests of Mr. Littlefield's par- and Mrs. F. Patterson Smith and four us. Portland, Maine ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Littlefleld. children, Miss Constance, Miss Har- The marriage of Miss Bennett and Miss and FIRE riet, Cornelia Master Mr. Littlefleld took place at Rumford Oliver, and three maids, from Phila- Falls, June 2, where Mr. Littlefleld is Your Motor Boat delphia, Pa. This is the first time employed in the Oxford Mills. the Smiths have been on Cliebeague will be much more attractive and comfortable with the Mrs. C. >R. and kind of and we hope it will have the same : Riggs daughters, rigbt Cushions. We mike Oosbious f^r Motor I cMr. Summer Visitor Elizabeth and Winifred of Boats that are charms for them as it has for the Pittsburgh, Ship-Shape" andwjil fitting, and at prices Pa., are at the home where can afford visitors who come back summer after visiting of Rev. you them. not have and Mrs. summer. Why your favorite brand of CIGARS sent to you W. P. Merrill. Mri. Dr. and Edith Pingree and little daugh- Mrs. C. -A. Brown have Parcel are by Post? Our prices light. ters, and rented the Ellison cottage at Sunset Gladys Evelyn of Somer- ville, Mass., have been Landing. Mrs. Brown will bring the visiting her FRANK P. TIBBETTS & CO. sister, Mrs. Frank Bennett. children and maids to the island from 4 and 6 Free Boston the last of this week. KIRVAN & DAVIS CO. ;7.Lr™Po" Capt. and Mrs. Oscar 'Cliarleson Of Street, Portland, Maine. Portland with their Mr. Ellis Ames Ballard's bungalow, daughters, Mrs. Arthur Bell and son, "Khatmandu," at the west end, has Donald, are here at their delightful estate, been filled this past week with a gay "Amordale," mers. Captain Eive Liustrom, who where they will remain until late in house party of young men and TO OUR had of their former boat The young SUMMER PATRONS the charge ladies. season. They have as guest Mrs. Among those who are there We our Vagabond, is also captain of this new have moved place of business from 17 Preble Street Ernest Titcomb and Ade- Things Are are Miss (Duryee of iNew York, Mrs. daughter, boat. Mr. George Campbell attended to 327 Cumberland corner of Preble Street. laide, of Portland. Mr. Bell will iRogers of Kennebunkport, Me., Mrs. Avenue, Here join •Columbia University this past year. we a the party each and will BOOMING Kennedy of Miss carry Full Line of New and Second-hand Furniture in a Saturday Chambersburg, Pa., of Mrs. E. F. Fleming of Mt. Vernon, Hunter of of four spend part his vacation here. Germantown, Miss Savage well-lighted building floors, which you are cordially New York, has opened her attractive of 'Chestnut Hill and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of IN Mary Bal- invited to inspect. We thank you for the liberal Ashland, cottage, Cedarcroft, for the summer. THIS MILL lard of St. Mr. Hunter patronage Mass., and guest, Miss Gertrude Martins, Pa., of the and to merit a Visiting Mrs. Fleming are her grand- of past hope continuance of the same. Randle of Andover have St. Pa., Mr. Richard Elli- the Gross- Miss Marcus, We no so daughters, Mildred Fleming of son have other store, remember our new address and man cottage, and Mr. Junior Ellison of Merien, "Kwituwury," from July Mt. Vernon and Miss Helen be 25 until September. Margar- we are not too ra., Mr. Francisco Valdes o£ Asbury neighborly. ite Duncan, also of Mt. Vernon, and BUT to Park, N. J., Mr. \Iolir of St. Martins Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth her daughter. Miss Fanny Fleming. busy tell you and and Mr. Ernest and 'Mr. Fred Ballard fjynily and (Dr. and Mrs. H. A. They brought their beautiful Scotch the of of wa''bu'" Wilson advantage buy- St. Martins. Many happy hours of Montreal are occupying the collie, Son, with them. The Flemings TOLMAN-BR&DFORD FURNITURE CO. Newells were spent by the party sailing in w'iSX0'lhe "Justamere" cottage, for the are numbered among the cottagprs ing. season. "Kiri." Although the water is apt to Dr. Paterson-Smyth is rector who are most loyal to Cliebeague for be cold at this time cruise of St. at of the year none along the coast of Maine. The , have with them a trained nurse, Miss George Montreal, while Dr. this is their ninth season. of the were weather was Wilson, F. >R. C. S., is a party deterred from quite mild and the Beach. This is the Richrdson's first professor of Mr. George H. Spalding and family water calm for physics at Rice UPSON BOARD swimming, nearly every one of the Maine, so that the summer at Chebeague. Last year Institute, Houston. of West Newton, Mass., arrived at party in cruise was indeed a Texas. going bathing every day. pleasure trip. they were at Harpswell. Cliebeague on July 12 for the sum- The It is the Ballards have a very good tennis The following people have opened 'Dr. and Mrs. James F. Albion of mer. only to cover In the of Thry have taken the Webber sanitary way court and fine their at death Susie D. Hamilton, many games were* cottages the west end: