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attended by a number of the young people from this island. These functions are a RttlSTtft Of regular weekjy feature IOUR15TS 41 * flit« MER HOIS. and are usually attended by many T THIS INCLUDES ONLY # from here. Ethel ONLY HOU3E8 PATRON Miss Orr was the REGULAR IzrNG THE WATCH THI8 LIST. IT 18 COR- accompanist. QUEST8 AT THE HOTEL8 AND BREEZE ARE V The Convention of th'e REPRESENTED. RECTED EACH WEEK AND American NO Miss Maud Mayhew of Naught. N. BOARDING HOUSES, TRAN- IF YOTJ ARE NOT Institute of Instruction held in Port- LISTED, .WILL SHOW WHERE *OUR J., and Miss Sidney of Lowell. SIENTS ARE INCLUDED. Ivy land last week proved very attractive DO NOT BLAME US: were FRIENDS ARE Mass., here on the Island Thurs- to of STOPPING. members the summer colony on > . last the of Mr. and Mrs. day guests this island, and especially to the vis- Robert Potter for dinner. Miss May- MERRICONEAG HOUSE. —■<—v:—^ it mjc club women of whom there are Hermann Wunderlich. Tarrytowd- T. C. hew U at Chebeagae and Howard. Poughkeepsle, N. Y. summering several, the Rhode Island clubs J. C. Lynch. New York. Miss Mary Addison Rees, is being South Harpswell, Me. A Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clarke. Baltimore. Hartford, registered at the Summit House. well E. * particularly represented. The Mr# R. Fielding. New Miss Baltimore. Conn. J They were charmed with Is- Geo. W. Jfavk. Staples. Bailey brtlliant speakers, the crowded audi- Campbell, Jr., Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Glen Frances Rees. Conn. land. Rev. Frank H. Staples. Baltimore. M Hartford, ence of earnest intellectual looking (S«« advertisement In another column.) Ridge. N> J. John J. -Marl In. Boston. irry K. Rees, Hartford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lad J and family men and women, the ex- Master R. and Mrs. B. graciously Mr. anil Mrs. Edward H. Little and Earle lfPleldlng. Glen 0. W. Tibbetts, Boston.* Kss D. Childs, Auburn* of Ann Arbor. Mich, who have been tended hospitality of the ladies of N. J.