VOL. OL NO. 19. PORTLAND, THURSDAY, AUGUST MAINE, 19, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS. A Bit Of Bailey's Past. Mindoro A Great Success ANECDOTE OF 8CARE GIVEN A YOUNG AMATEUR8 OF AUBURN Peaks Island House CONFEDERATE GUNBOAT COLONY GIVK ORIGINAL OPER- E. CREW. Vfelph England, the English the piece were the work of one management and fine shore din- ship Boxer and the American ship of their number, Mr. Jack Thomas; ners. we are Enterprise, met a few miles east of and absolutely no outside aid had to Everything modern. Elec- Remember, always Seguin Light, where the famous bat- be secured In order to make the tric steam tic was The lights, heat, private pleased to show you our fought. roar of the operetta the great success which It cannon etc. could be plainly heard from pieved to be. Under these condi- dining room, Accomodates stock Bailey's, where the few tions whether you purchase inhabitants only the warmest praise can 500 or not. ^ ^ ^ ^ 9^ates, booklets, and floor plans on application. THE Oar RATHSKELLER JUST OPENED. Cottage Furniture Numbers 12 and 14 Brown St. New England Telephone 1945 prices are the low- Portland, Maine. est in Portland. A Delightful Place to Dine. Auto Line To Harpswell. Peaks Island House. TO NORTH, CENTER, WEST ANO PREVIOUS RECORD FOR REGIS- 80UTH VILLAGES AND CUNDY'S TRATION FAR SURPAS8ED R. S. DAVIS HARBOR. LAST WEEK. F. t CO., HASKELL, Pitt, Promoters Of Company Were Through Good Times Enjoyed By Guests Re- The Section Some Ancient Fish Houses In Cove. Months Ago. main Uninterrupted As Season Mackerele Sold 8tock Locally. Advances. at tbat time lined the east Tbe new Auto shore be extended to the young people (or Line which began Times are as lively at the Peaks with fear in their as business hearts, they be- their efforts to provide an entertain- Tuesday has a large combin- Island House as they have been at held the smoke of the conflict drift ation passenger and ment Which was really commendable. freight automo- ! any time this season, and more peo- Uuily across the bile on a bay. Like at) real operettas,- "Ifindoro" running regular schedule ple are registered here now than at Later #1q the two were between Brunswick day, s^ips and South Harps- any period In the hotel's history, at seen to'round A* The car. oocpe, aifd ]of arose c!jell. will. make the this stage of the summer. On last in the hearts* of the Utile band ttnSJsraqfiMM! lit either 3ire< of enough dialogue between the num- trip Uou cm al- Thursday < night foqr hundred and watchers, as their ternate f Big Executrix' Sale through sea-glass- bers to carry along the semblance of days and will accommodate fifty-four guests were quartered in Mte es they made out the passenger and stars and a plot. To sum up tbe action, we freight business main house, the hotel annexes and the The Balance of the Stock of stripes flying triumphantly at the may uy, that we are introduced to through towns of North. Centre the affiliated cottages; breaking the mast of the foremost snd West ship, which was Col. Marmaduke Tewkesbury, U. S. Hsrpswell. A side trip previous record for the total number towing the other. at an will also be made to the of They passed A., early stage of tbe piece, Gurnet. Idle- persons accommodated here at any Rugged Island and went who wild Park and the route will through the bas come out with his daughter lie one time, by forty-four, truly a re- little channel between Island through Cundy's Harbor. IRA F. CLARK & CO. Jaquiah Flora to All the new position of gov- markable condition of things. In and This line is Baileys where, from the high ernor. He is opposed in his plans presumably the one spite of the large mass of office rocky shore, the could which was talked some people plain- by Lalapalooea, queen of Mindoro, being of work necessary when so many pa- look the months ly upon decks of both ships. and Bong-Bogey, a rebellious native ago. At that time the pro- trons are enjoying the accommoda- It was a terrible the moterp were on local : sight, decks chief. It soon develops that Flora calling business tions of the hotel with their many were covered men and it is with blood, the crews 1* in love with Lieut. Martin Flana- said considerable stock ! and varied needs, time is always of both ships was sold in com- 15 meeting heavy loss, both gan. U. S. A., while Queen Lata- Harpswell. The i found by the management to keep a Now Sold of Cost. commanders and pany is to be located at Being Regardless killed, each ship paloosa wishes to marry her daugh- Brunswick. ! careful account of the total enroll- comparatively ruined, and barely able ter. Huncamunca to Percival Per- ment of guests. In this manner it fa to float. Thus want to turn passed through this kins. a travelling salesman SHILOH YACHT interesting to look back over the every dollars little formerly RETURNS. channel, the two combatants of Peaksvllle. Vermont, now of New books and see the steady and decided that worth of into cash to were to go down in as York, who has to increase in the number of who WE goods history offered aid the Now at Anchor in Portland Harbor, people having fought one of the bravest rebellious natives. come to the season Belvidere, an- Rev. F. W. house, by season. settle the Estate. naval battles ever other Sandford on BoartJ. recorded. The young princess, has designs on This year's volume of business. Judg- boats reached Portland, where the the heart of a mysterious Russian After three years, passed in a round ing from the number of patrons alone Seasonable Summer-wear two commanders were laid to rest exile who is also in league with the tbe world voyage the yacht Coronet, will far exceed all previous records. side by side in the Old Eastern has been hard Ceme- rebels. bearing Rev. Frank W. Sandford and The program of weekly entertain- particularly hit tery. Soon we 23 others of his by learn that Col. Tewkes- Shiloh colonists ments which has proved so satisfao- At this time, the center the price cutter and unusual of business bury and Flora have been captured bar- of (Continued on page ten.) on Baileys, was at the south end. for and carried off by the native insur- (Continued page two.) are the rule in the little gains in these lines. cove, just opposite gents headed by Bong-Bogey, Lala- Jaquish Island, there was a large paloosa. and the Russian exile. Tli© wharf with numerous flsh-bouses. Then the valiant Hamilton American forces ap- Edgar M. Pain*. Proprietor. while at the head of this wharf was pear, headed by IJeut. a Flanagan. O-T. general store. kept by James The captives are released and the Oliotooaguo Island, Maine. who was then the tables are Open Jane 24 to 10. Ira F. Clark & Twotnley, leading turned, the real owners of 8ept. Co. business man of the the Island. Here islands again coming Into posses- tbc "natives" One Price, Spot Cash Clothiers, Hatters and brought all their flsh sion of their own "for might makes Furnishers. to be salted and cured, and these right" Now we learn of the were duplex 26 and 28 Monument afterward sent to the Portland role being played by the American Square. and Boston markets. drummer, who for reasons of state is If the Interested summer tourist | supposed to be In love with Hun- will but to this h«> journey site, or she j cemunca; but who. disguised as a will see a sort of breakwater of | Russian count Is really In love with stone, and a few broken piles. This i Ilo-llo, the charming daughter of is all Bradford that remains of the old wharf, Hong-Bogey, the native chief. Tolman, Furniture while a The Co., boathouse now stands upon I Important role of Perdval Per the land 17 and 17 1-2 Preble 8t. that was once occupied by kins, the hustling and versatile the store. | Dealers in American drummer, was capably filled Tbe count of r»v Mr. New and Second-Hand Maine, especially that J. P. Thomas, the author of Furniture, Antique Coods of all of Caiieo the klnde Hay. waa terrorized during operetta. He was ably support- bought and eold. Alao Auctioneers and the civil war ed Appralaera. by tbe Rebel privateer by Mr. H. M. Holmes as Bong Tallahassee. The fact that this ship Bogey In his queer get-up of red hair, waa off the coast destroying shipping plug hat and fur-covered trousers. waa known to tbe war department The appearance of the salesman as and to the every city In New Rnxland. Russian "Countaky" with his high AJ" shlpa that were In tbeae porta re- boots, white trousers and metal "hel- mained at anchor, but a great many metlvltch" and ferocious black beard from might remind ships foreign porta, who had us of the good old pea- Hard- not nut a-Lee! heard of the Tallahaaaee'a pres- gallery days. Mr. F. L. Baxter as ence were captured, looted and th*n I Col. Marmaduke Tewkesbury, U. Jam down balm 8 your and bring tba yacht±i^\ ap along- burned. A great many Yankee gun- I A... the ever present American of- side boa»i of oar ap-to-date Stationary and Offlca Hupply Store. were conatantlr on her track, Pceseeker. "right from Kentucky, but ahe eluded sub, and an entire It baara on yonr starboard band aa stand alwaya them and stranger to water yon np Mlddla made good her as a Street and la escape. only to cap- beverage, sub," caused much numbered 233. Hare yon will find a flret claaa ture and burn more ship* In some amusement for the audience; while Una of Pana, Ink and and for different W. A. paper everything tbe booae- locality. McCandless. Jr., made a fine bold or offlce desk. On thla cruise specimen Rldredge's and U. 8. Coast Surrey obarte the Tallahassee cap- of the gallant young Amerl- of Caaco tured thirty-three ran lieutenant Bay, Rand and MeNally map* of the statee and Teasels. Of theae The ladles' part* sixteen were ten were equally well terrltorlee, Mtlee coast and other burned, acuttled. five filled. Miss Mar- photographs, Intereetlng bonded and two released. garetta McCandless with too nnmerona to Among her effective things mention here. Remember that our those In captured and burned were tbe singing, earning much Flneat ImUI CMfo Bay. Complete In «>wj applause In detail of modem appointment#. _ telephone, city time tablea bark. P. C. the part of lets on aerh floor. Oaa. directory, writing desk, and gen- Alexander, commanded I^alapaloosa. Queen of Acetylene fbw »luu. ftdfif Bar •»! beach. Re tea and floor eral by A. B. Mlndoro. plane « Information are at yoor disposal gratia. Merry man from Harpawell, Mlas Zella Hall aa Ilo-llo. application. bound from New the chieftain's York to Plctou daughter, waa especial N. B.; also a achooner. commanded ly effective, and her skirt dance In by Charlea W. the second act Clary, father of tbe proved a very well preaent Charlea chosen KtUtft MClWtAt M. Clary of Bailey's specialty. Miss Dorothy Hub- ONYX HO»« which bard Island, was captured off tbe and Miss Alice McCandless did banks while fishing. Tbe captain equally well aa the lovelr BURT'S and crew princesses. § MEN'S SHOP WILLIAM W. ROBERTS CO. were made prisoners of Belvldere and Huncamunca: while war. but Mlaa BURT T. | sho.tTy afterwards were re- Helen Baxter as Flora MATTHEWS, PROP. leased. Tewkes- bury. drew strong applause from her STATIONERS, The EXCLUSIVE Tallahassee, during the laat of ardlence. HABERDASHER her cruise in Caaco 51 233 Middle Bay waters, ap- Undoubtedly the musical number 43 BOTLSTON 9 St., PORTLAND, ME. STREET, BOSTON, MASS. — peared off which the eaat ahora of took best with the audience Bailey's. MMW COIUM »AT» ITfttrr MttBTS (Continued on pege ten.) (Continued on page ten.) PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. Mam., are registered at the Seaside daughter*, the Ml Me* M. E. and Try- the proprietor's own dairy and truck for a two weeks' stay, arriving last phoaa Brown and aon. Mr. W. J. farm outside the city. (Continued from first page.) Friday. They were here last sum- Brown. Mr. Chaa. W. Brown la THe Ocean View Hotel mer for a short sojourn. with the Boaton Transcript and hla on BAILEY to the family arrived Tueaday for the ISLAND. ME. tory guests and management week. House. alike in the past is carried out with- MerrieiniK THE HAMILTON. Mlaa WALTER D. out variation this summer. The first Minnie Roae of 8uffern, N. T. CRAFTS. Prop, (ft came to DANCE ON FRIDAY EVENING Manager of these to be mentioned which oc- the hotel on Sunday to enjoy for curred last week was the whist THE SATURDAY EVENING DANC- heraelf thoae charma which hare VERY ENJOYABLE; GIFT TO MR. party of Wednesday evening. in which ING PARTY BROUGHT OUT been ao strongly recommended to her HENRY REICHENBACH. by frlenda who fifteen tables of plajrers took part. THE USUAL LARGE AT. hare visited Little- In This proved a gala occasion in. John's the past. the many TENDANCE. Mention of Recent Arrival*; What and the for Mrs. J. C. F. respects prizes awarded Mlrick of Princeton. Is Going On Here. the event were of unusual beauty as Maas. with her daughter. Mlaa Edith well as intrinsic value. The fortu- Tourists Still Coming To This Popu- A. Mlrick and the latter'a friend. Mlaa The weekly dances at the Merrlcon- continue to be with nate winner of the prize de luxe was lar Hotel On Chebeague Island. Louise C. Howes of Boston came eag very popular Mrs. of Portland, here on laat the younger guests of the house and Josephine Sawyer The usual Frllay. The ladles are Saturday evening danc- summer who was awarded a tery much with sur- those among the residents hand-painted ing party was as brilliant a function pleased their chocolate box. Mrs. Edmund Myers roundings and are in- who are invited to attend these pleas- as any of the previous affairs and the ahowing much came next in the list of prizes and tereat in the diversions ant affairs. The dance of last Frl- members of the summer colony were enjoyed by received a hanging basket, while the guests. cay night proved as enjoyable as any very largely These par- Mrs. T. H. Mansfield of New York represented. of the previous one* this season and ties have been the social events of Mr. G. A. Waters of J. A. Purdy's, was the of a beauti- a large number of enjoyed proud recipient the week at the hotel and the the well-known Tremont street. Bos- couples ful cracker jar. To Mrs. Hoi comb young the music of the Italian orchestra. people are always out In force at this ton photographers la now enjoying and Mrs. Foley of Boston in turn his One interesting feature of the even- dance. Some beautiful gowns vacation at the hotel, having went a framed Thompson print and come ing's entertainment was the taking of were noticed among the in at- down to the island on Sunday. hanging basket, while Miss Rose throng the flash-light photograph of the tendance Saturday evening. Mr. Miss Marie A. Foote. who was at Jacoby was consoled for her diminu- dancers and guests on the hotel plai- Walter C. Rogers presided at the the hotel for a month was tive score by receiving a pi- Joined re- za. This matter was In charge of Japanese ano and the music was of the usual cently her souvenir. by sister. Miss E. B. Mr. Nelson Gildersleeve of Brook- high order. Foote of On Brooklyn. Friday the lyn, and all are waiting with Interest The song recital of Thursday night ladles left to Mrs. Albert J. Walker of Salem. spend the rest of the to see how the turned out. by Mr. Thomas Henderson of West- summer at plate Mass. accompanied by her daughter. Pemaquld. Me. One of brook proved very pleasing to the the most popular guests at Miss Gertrude Walker left for their at the hotel season has large and enthusiastic company who this been, home Monday afternoon after a de- gathered to enjoy the entertainment. without question. Mr. Henry Relchen- lightful sojourn of two weeks. Dur- HAMILTON VILLA. Mi. Henderson was bach of New York, a gentleman who heartily applaud' ing her vacation here Miss ed for his choice of airs and artistic Walker, has done much to contribute to the who by the way Is a talented soprano MENTION OF ARRIVALS AT WELL rendering and graciously responded amusement and pleasure of the other soloist and teacher of vocal culture KNOWN to the appreciation of his audience by CHEBEAQUE HOS- guests. In appreciation of his earn- AT OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. favored the guests on three occa- est efforts to singing several extra songs. TELRY. make the clam-bake pic- Friday sions with selections from the night's dance was another diversion lead- nic a success last week, the guests ing masters. Mr. much enjoyed by those who are at- Villa Still Entertains A Full Quota presented Reichenbach on Thurs- TABLE BOARD tracted ^fr .and Mrs. H. C. of Bos- day with a handsome briar wood PER WEEK by the rythm of the waltz and Gay Of Guests. Few Departures Yet. pipe. $6 two step. ton. Mass.. who have been at the ho- The stem of the pipe is encircled by tel for three weeks This old established Is- a silver band the FOR THE The instrumental and vocal selec- past departed Chebeague bearing motto. SEASON. Sunday afternoon last, much to land boarding house has been uni- "Merriconeag, 1909" and forms a tions chosen f«;r the concert on Sun- the WALTER D. regret of their hosts of friends here formly successful in the past, and very appropriate momento of the CRAFTS, Proprietor. day evening proved to be a very at the hotel. Mrs. Herbert W. this season is no to the guests' for what Mr. happy choice for this occasion, and Rich exception appreciation of Portland, a sister of Mrs. rule. The reason is far to Reichenbach hag done for and the program was heartily enjoyed by Gay. them, who has also been here for seek, as the same clientele of an of their the guests a ho assembled for the two weeks' old expression good will and L. in M.York entertainment. vacation returned with them. friends, residing Springfield. Mass., kindly feeling. evening's The In- and Montreal, Can., for the most part, in order strumental selection? were given by Sunday evening Miss Gertrude to correct a false Impres- return year after year with Bailey's Island, the Ely Trio, connected Walker of Salem. Mass.. who is a gratifying sion which seems to have arisen peimanently regularity. Maine. with the Peaks I .-land House, while guest here, responded to a general re- frc-m the item of last week it seems Mr. Miss Margaret Welch of Portland fa- quest from her admiring friends and Stephen D. Adams, Mrs. wise to state that the fruit cake on vored the aud:ence with several well gave a recital of eight songs. Miss Adams, and two children arrived here which the chances were sold at the Walker on the was chosen songs. The program of In- accompanied herself at the afternoon boat Monday for a picnic the gift of Mrs. George short strumental selections for the concert piano and rendered her songs artis- vacation. Mr. S. D. Adams Toothaker, and that the tickets were Casco Bay's follows: tically. She has a pure lyric so- resides in Rockland, Mass.. and is con- sold by Miss Carrie O. Gildersleeve prano voice of unusual richness and nected with Brown, Durrell & Co., at ten cents each. The Lucrezia Borgia. Tobanl winning Leading power. The program Included the the well known dry goods wholesalers card was drawn by Mrs. W. H. Ken- Serenade, Schubert following songs: in Boston. Mr. Adams' brother. Mr. nedy of New York who wished to In- Romance, Svendsen General Rufus Adams of Salem, Mass., joined crease the revenue from Mrs. Tooth- Venetian Suite. Xevln "Jerusalem. Thou That Stoneth the his wife and daughter Elizabeth last aker's worthy gift still so "A Day in Venice, "Gondoliers," Prophets," Mendelssohn further, Store. week and will spend his vacation the cake was cut up and sold to the "Venetian Love Song" and "Good "Angels Ever Bright and Fair," here. Mrs. Rufus Adams has been picnickers at ten cents a slice. By "Night." Handel a season guest at the Villa and was I these means a fund of over nine dol- are "Irish Love Song." Lang 1 still maintaining the reputation of having the beat stocked Among the former patrons of the active in working for the Church lars was raised which was turned over atore In "Lass with the Delicate Air," Arne WE the bay. We have yon desire and onr are hotel to arrive at the house last Fair. to the Methodist everything prices week -May Morning," | Ladies Circle which the lowest. Fresh invoicee received were Mr. Denza will be daily. and Mrs. James Sullivan Miss Eleanor contributed to the new — "Slave Song," Del Rlego P. Townsley of | chapel Remember this: and daughter Margaret of is fund. If want the Boston, -Absent." Metcalf Springfield, Mass.. among the late yon best, trade with na. Oar teama are at yonr service and It who came on to remain arrivals la onr aim to Saturday for Mr. registered here. Miss Towns- Among the guests to arrive at the alwaya please onr patrona. the month. and Mrs. Edwin Robinson Lan- They join Mr. Sullivan's lev is a half-sister of Mr. G. W. V. last week are Mr. A. caster of New York are Merriconeag E. mother and Mrs. C. Sullivan City regis- Smith with Mrs. sister, tered at the who. Smith Is so- Pierce and family of New York. Mr. and Miss Hamilton Hotel for a two Cella Sullivan of Boston, journing at the Villa. Pierce, who is connected with weeks' visit. Mr. and Mra. Lan- the who have been at the house this sea- Mr. "New York caster have travelled Harry Hyman of Montreal re- Sun" is accompanied by Woodbine & son, for several weeks. extensively and his have turned to the Villa this week for a daughters, the Misses Margherl- Cottage. recently returned from a year's Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Myers of short stay. He was here with his ta. Allene and Ruth M. Pierce and Mrs. H. S. Sinnett trip abroad, the time being mostly Prop. Island, fie. Commonwealth ar- sister earlier in the season. they arrived on Bailey Avenue, Boston, spent in Egypt, Greece. India and Friday. rived for their vacation at the Peaks Mr. This ideal board In* house has had many am Ceylon. Mr. Lancaster Is a mem- Miss Mabel Eraser of Coaticooke, Kenneth J. Howe of Mount improvement* mile, one them betas a larre M* Island House last is has dinin* room Monday. Finding ber of the firm of Dickinson, Drum- Que., registered here for the re- Vernon been staying at the hotel capable of seating M quests; 90 Am chambers, nicely furnished. Excellent table It very much to their taste on the Is- mond summer weeks. since last is sea and Company, prominent bank- maining Her aunt. Saturday. He 5eing with plenty of food. Open June 1 to 1 Rates on land are loath to Sept. application. Excellent location, bath- they bring their ers and brokers of Wall New Miss Emily Fraser, has been entertained by Mr. F. G. Cart of the to a Street, sojourn- in*. boating- and fiahin*. Accomodates SO. stay close, and have decided to York City. ing here for several weeks. same city. extend their visit some time beyond \ Mr. G. C. the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Culbert, Tyler with Miss Tyler short originally intend- fand sojoun^ child and maid, of Ottawa. Ont., are ^Ilss Keene of Brookllne arrived registered until the 29th of the month. WOODBINE AMD COTTXBE. here the last of the week to spend the Mr. Culbert is a prominent barrister remainder *of their vacations. They had CHARLES S. THOMAS and has important cases requiring GUE8T8 HAD CHAFING DISH PAR- expected to remain at the Cape shore and Builder Robinhood Inn. his presence on the 31s:, otherwise TY ON THURSDAY EVEN- during August, but finding the Carpenter tbe family would remrin until toe heat intolerable they decided to come 33alley's Island, Me- ING LAST. Ettimitei riven on all kinds TENNIS house closes, as believe the down to Casco Bay. and are cheerfully of bulldinff COURT SEES SPIRITED they greatly and repairing-. All work under my personal super- air and climate of as well pleased with the change in their ar- vision. MATCHES EVERY DAY. Chebeague as the cleanliness of the house and Social Notes Of The Week And En- rangements. the careful preparation of food at tertainments. Mention of Late Miss Alice Bryant, a correspondent Motor Boat The a for Parties Frequent At Bai- Hamilton remarkable example Arrivals. the "New York Sun" is a guest at ley Island Hotel. of perfection in a seashore resort. the Merriconeag. having arrived the On Thursday evening of last week of BAILEY ISLAND. The Hamilton parlors n?ver pre- middle last week. Guests at the Robinhood Inn, Bai- the young ladies at the Wooibine sented a more pleasant appearances MIm J. E. ley Island are were entertained a Mass«y, Pny. thoroughly enjoying than on by chafing-dish the beautiful Tuesday evening when the days of August with party given by Mrs. W. Stewart Al- The most delightful and exclusive on forward parlor was given up to "FEAST OF spot tennis, motor bridge, len in her after CHERRY BLOS- the inland. Situated on the east end in full boating, fishing and six tables room, which they ad- participating. wh»le the ▼tow of the ocean. Beautiful pine r roves and kindred sports. The tenuis court journed to the and an other room was parlor held SOMS." walk* around the house. The house Is modern has been put In and occupied by groups concert. shape spirited about the The Impromptu Miss Hattie F. in every respect, toilets, baths and sewerage. matches are each big fireplace. bridge Trufant of Rates and circular* on application. played day. Those Boston rendered many FAIR BE ptiity was under the auspices of the TO GIVEN BY LAOIE8' Lone distance telephone in house. Open J una who can raise a racquet to 3ome ef- popular songs and Impersonations. guests and prlres were won by sever- AID OF CHEBEAGUE 15 to Slept IS. fect are Dr. L. J. Lau ten bach of Phil- Mist Mary Fisher and Miss Edith A. CHURCH. al of the high score*. adelphia, Mr. E. H. Purber and Mr. Mac Adam presided at the piano, an7 | expenses existing church. Mrs. ders taken bar*. Papers. Macatinea. Souvenir Postals, ate. Our taan calls for and dalirers order*. dance usually pass their all to be one of the most successful Mrs. Johnson officiated at the evenings piano, Charles Cleaves, president of the Aid, Wa aim to plaasa our trad*. social events of the season. and an informal playing bridge. The bridge cham- There good time was en- Is chairman ex officio of committees. of the were pionship Island Is held at the eight tables of skilled players, joyed by all. Members of the aid have charge of all Inn and all and under these conditions land a challenges should be sent to All the men here Journeyed to the tables, and a liberal patronage DAVID P. SINNETT. In care of Robinhood Inn. prize was an achievement indeed. The Cundy's Harbor on Saturday by motor should be given to this worthy cause. Mr. W. P. winners and their souvenirs follow: Boat Me. Simpson and family of boat, and by the hilarity of the party Builder, Bailey's Island, Mr. Edward a bon bon Overlook, Philadelphia, have Munsie. dish; on their return, they must en- taken have George H. Griffin Co. of Portland Motor and pleasure basts of all kinds made to order. We have oar the Spruce Lodge for the Mr. Ralph Kingston, a deck of cards; Joyed themselves. remainder are own private wharf at Mackerel Core. Boats to let the week or of the Miss Louise C a i advertising tourmalines, the fa- by day, season. Master Howes, tea-pot; Mr. Paul season. Wbarf Wllllim Simp- J. Miller of Reading, Pa.. mous gem stones of Maine. privileges at reasonable ebargee. Exclusive agent for the son and hla guest. De Miss M. E. Brown, a mayonalsse Witt Clement, Is one of the late arrivals at the Latbrop and Hartford Engtnee. Cylinder oil for sale. have done with bowl; Miss Edith A. a col- nobly their fishing Mlrlck, Woodbine. Mr. Miller Is noted for rods, the lapsible drinking cup and case; Mr. furnishing guests with a his Ash stories; the story of the fine string of Hakes, a pillow cover; Miss Entirtlr orwtauW ind cunners each morning ! Welling- school of whales Is one of his thU ■—atu for a flr cover. best, 17 Am room*. Two breakfast. ton, pillow There was a and It has IV YOU WANT iar** tloepln* compWt* been scoffed at several totWta with opon plumMnt. Rmnlniwitir Several close contest for the women's booby- g/>e Johnson, parties of the guest* have tlires by an unappreclatlve audience. In hooaa E*c#ll«nt UbI* with pWnty of mm prize between Miss Miller and Mrs. Special Menus food. Bathinr. Boatina and PUhinc. visited the Gurnet and New Mead- Mrs. R. P. M. r. who w#r*> m»n's Mofeley and her JOHNiOM, Pro* ows during the week In Stroub, Ailing places paat launches for niece. Miss Edith A. MacAdam Letter Heads June IS to 20 and motor lack of gentleman. Mrs. Stroub of Open lept. boats. Mrs. L. J. Lauten- Park. OR ANT took this a Hyde Mass., are sojourning at Bailey Island, Maine A«eonmodatM 40. iUU* on application. bach and Mrs. A. E. prize, bottle entitled "A Hentz were the Woodbine. Miss MscAdstn a most Sure Cure for Love." Mrs. Horton, la Work appreciated chaperons. pupil in the Park Printing a guest at the Wellington Cottage, dls Hyde High school. tinguishpd herself by taking the la- Among the late arrivals here are don* In I hurry, romm to W# aro dies' Mr. and Mrs. E. *r|ulpp«H for all tlinii of work. S. SEASIDE C0TTA6E. booby-prize,* tabby cat. The A. Fernald of E. LEEMAN company extended a vote of thanks to Somervllle, Mass. PNINTWELL PRINTING Maine. the ladles who lent their efforts to CO., ■alley Island, LARGE MOTOR BOAT PARTY EN- JTom^loSI,, PoHUntf. make the affair so enjoyable, Mrs. Wnt Livery, Teaming and Baggage Expressing. Our TERTAINEO End Hotel. carriages HERE ON FRI- J. H. Shepley, Mrs. P. C. 8troub, Hirrta B. Coo Mana*»r. meet all boats; DAY LAST. Miss O. N. Avery and Miss Holman The WnI End Hotel. opposlt* the Uavt «r4#n >t j*ar hsttl w bsirdlag pltf« for Lmmii'i ICipr*««. A—14 Vnlon Station. Portland. I* a* T*l»phon« Among the other activities enjoyed usual catering to the large of Bailey Island'* Popular Boarding at the hotel laat week were a number majority thr- ift* who are cotiil.iK jnd Mr*. CkMl*r Om. O. SMcm Mouaa Hat Had Usual Success- of motor-boat parties In the "Rather." golnr Chief through Portland and traveling to ful Season. among these waa perhsps the other resort*. Oa»c> nimnr L. Portland, Mrs. W. A. Lord of South Portland Jordan Edgar L. Jordan E. Lin of Somerville, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. C wood Jordan and Miss Louis® Whitney of Portland IN CALLS C. Brooks of Miss BROTHERS were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorchester, Mass.; MAJS C FACTU BEBS OF P. K. Abrams of New York City. Miss Clarence E. Cook at their summer 1.aura Bell of N. Miss F. home at the West End. Passaic. J.; Glllis, Misses M. and A. Dunbar. Miss «Soda and Mineral The 7th Regt. boys are now settled Waters S. Deans. Miss N. White. Mr. Stanley xxx* Ale and again after their annual reunion. J. K. Supplies Ginger Tonic Beers Hallett and Mr. William Miller, all ot Annatoyne of Brooklyn. N. Y., Mrs. LOM UB Sole Agents For Llthia Beer and General Astoria. N. Y.; Mrs. and Miss Gilmour All orders or Bottlers Cook and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Urge imill will receive oar prompt and careful attention For Moxie and Mr. L. Pierce of Arlington. N. Agents Nerve Food Camp of the Bronx. N. Y., were re- Groceries Provisions Dry Goods Hardware It want the J.; Mr. Edmund Brown of yon best lie snre to be served with oar beverages cent guests here. Beverly. Maals Pastry Drugs Paints Mass.; Mr. Hervev Van Amburg of 38 and air. ana .Mrs. u. Adams or Houl- Fruit Confectionery Ice Cream Sodas 36f 40 Pltim Street. Portland; Mrs. Edith Swett of Port- Souvenirs Portland, Maine ton. Mp.. Mrs. Marv H. Bussy. Master land; Master Robert Svrett of Por:- LONG ISLAND J. D. Adams, Miss Eleanor Adams an MARKET land; Miss Irene Maxfleld of EJes Head of Doughty Miss Mailt* UnbtTK of Hills. Ldg. Long Island, Maine WeHesley Falls, Me., and Mrs. L. Witham of Mass.. are now located at the Pink cot- Me. was tage. West End. l»ng Island. It certalnly flne. Go thou and do likewise. RUBBER Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davis returned EVERYTHING tme or tne events or th- Monday to their home in Belmont. pleasant ttartfm week was a candy given Miss Mm, Qtovts, • Mtoh—I—I Rubber Mai-s.. after a Iwn rwV*' plnaanv pull by Orvggtf Sundrtee, Ger-rude Srbonland Thursday in honor It It's Bobber call at cation at their summer home at the jon want, of her ot West End. friend. Miss Lottie Keating PORTLAND Windham Hill. Those were A. 3E5. RUBBER CO.. 259 Middle St. Mr. Pnul B Cowdrey of Cambridge, present PinlsLliam Edith Keith. Freida Schoniand, Gussie SOUTH Mass., was a recent guest of Mr. and HARP8WELL, MAINE Keith. Gertrude Schonland and I^ottie Mrs. R. B. Quinland, who are sum- Stables At Keating. mering at the Harvard cottage. West Mr. and Mrs. T. I* Barlow cf Mai- ll«rriMMi| Noose Oeooo flow Nooso Auburn Colony ClarK & Griffen End. den. Mass.. are now at their The finest Mj*. and Mrs. D. A. Donovan and cottage livery, boarding and a alee stable* in Casco have in oar line and our are Sunnyside. and have as guests Miss Bay. everything patrons family of Portland are located at the Our three atables are to handle all always Nellie Cowen of Chelsea. Mass.. an*1 equipped the business of WEassured of full value for the Harriman cottage for a few weeks. this and we are receiving money. Meat ii Miss Rose Freeman of Maiden. Mass. place prepared to furnish teams with carefnl our Parry Keller and Fred Demarest. drivers at and we have what want. Oar The crew cf the Buster Brown write any honr of the or specialty you three teamf who were spending a week in Boston, day night. Expressing and are the following: of all kinds receive at your service and returned the flrst of the week. Adrian moving prompt and carelnl attention. prompt delivery guaranteed. "We wish to Inform of the Kellar Is visiting friends in you Have all yonr checked in care of A. i IJtchfleld, Third Cruise cf the Buster baggage £. inkham, Me. Brown. South Harpswell, Maine. * Mrs. Crawford—"So his wife Capt. 1^. B. T^ange. first mate. Geo. ~~ Is ex- "Don't they run any more accommo- latest guosts of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. in dress?" Grinnell and the following had one of Automobile To Let by Day or Hour With Careful travagant Mrs. Crabshaw dation trains on this line?" said the l.ambert are Miss Mabel Clark of Rox- Chauffeur. the most enjoyable cruises of the —"Very. Just now she's getting a man who had been bury. Mass.. Walter Messer, Mrs. C. away for some season. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown. «oat of tan at a hundred-doliar-a-week time. M. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Frlzzell, Miss Li- seaside resort."—Puck. Johnson, all of Portland. Mr. Johnson "Huh?" rejoined the conductor. lian Cook. Miss F. Donback. Mrs. I>. caught the largest cunner ever caught "I don't see B. Miss S. any accommodation here. We dare not tell the size for Lange and Walters left trains mentioned. the East I., for the Don't you stop at fear it would be called a "fish story." End, Eastward. the small Tuesday reaching Birch Island, where stations any more?" The following party spent Sunday had one of the best flsh dinners "Certainly we do. But the trains at Camp Anchorage as guests of Mrs. they ever produced by Capt. J. H. Brown, that make the stops are called locals. C. A. Wood and daughters Bertha and who Is past master on such work. This is a conscientious Mabel: I^ewls Arey and Chester company, and After dinner. Mrs. Brown and Mr*. the word 'accommodation' Knowles of South Portland. Roy Phil- Healing aid might lead L. B. Lange suggested a game of the to brick, Grace Walker afid Mrs. Clara public expect too much."— tennis, whkh mas a to all as Belmont Walker of surprise Club Portland. A delicious shore Washington Star. the duo to be at the dinner was served at noon under the proved experts game. Plumbing trees and a delightful sail enjoyed in The evening was made the speedy launch Bemlce chaperoned pleasant with music furnished the by Miss Bernice I.arrabee in the af- by larse talking machine of L B. Ale Engineers ternoon. Capt. Ginger "RIGHT AWAY" I^ange; all with dance music. The STOVES, RANGES, following day a mn was made to Se- I.onp Inland defeated Cliff Island TINWARE guln IJ«ht. where the second be«t An Saturday on the home rroundn in a ideal drink and stomach tonic. The finest in Shin Ashing record of the season was Biotfi, Lanterns CUSTOMERS looaHy played same. Th«* pitching of made from •do Fur- made. Miss 1^ Cook was line quality, the best and Galtey to MrShanp wan the principal feature of high ingredients, pure nl blD(i. Bft«c Clmsiii with a 12 lh. Miss F Dun- Belmont water. the game. The acore: haddock. Spring This water has been a favorite hack 2d with a 10 lb. Miss 8. IvONG ISL \Nh shark. on the market for FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE Walters. 3d. with an 8 lb. cod. Mate 33 years. F. & C. B. NASH ah r lb po a e CO. Oeo. Grlnnell drew In a 15 lb. skat»\ 3M-3S0 rare 80-82 Oik St.. Off- Friers Church Mahoney, c 5 1 0 16 0 3 Use the best. ST. It was rather hard on Mr. Grlfinell. only Your grocer has it. Manufac> ME. Fona. 3b 5 2 2 2 2 3 PORTLAND, lb as somp one remarked that Maine tured The Belmont All KM Eaton, 5 118 0 2 by Water Co., L«B|thi OIoth Cleansed 10c was no-license and he Spring Depot, 141 McShane. p 5 2 1 0 0 3 why should *<»t such a skate thev Hampshire Street, Mass. Mabry. m 5 1 1 0 1 1 large could not Cambridge, understand. Mr. fliinnell Schonland. rf 4 2 2 0 0 0 said they got larger skates than that In New On sale in Portland and Casco Islands T. M. JOHNSTONE McKay, cf ♦ 4 2 0 0-0 Bay by the York city, hence he was to HEAL Bar ATE Ford. If 4 2 0 0 0 0 entitled following dealers: Hamilton one fair sized one In We re- Cottage PEAKS ISLAND. ML Winht. 2b 3 12 13 0 Maine. turned to Fort Popham. where our M. H. Hay** Sons, Portland A- M. Cbole* lot* for ml* on shot* Hamilton, front, Und party was entertained bv friends of Llttlafiaid A Co.. Portland Mrs. on mil of tb« island. Total 40 1« 11 27 6 12 P. L. Plnkham, South «««••« I. W. Hamilton, Wnp. puU Cott«c«* *nd all Mr, and Mn. Brown. Marpawali •. P. Hamilton.**** kinds of fthor* for The following Arthur Palmar.Waat Harpawii At property mI«. CLIFF ISLAND. Ch,Mw th« hoaa of tho wharf. ahora dlnnor* day was spent in a trip to New W. C. Randall, Waat Harpawail *. a. 41 nwttmr. Botrd and M. S-14 Central Dewey. 8b 5 0 0 2 2 1 M York. rooma, mtao oa Aw., Praki f., M«. Meadows Inn for dinner. Mrs. Brown L. Bailey* laland ««*&•*Or*at application. Chandler. *s C. M. Clarv, SaUay* laland Chatoagu* 5 1 1 1 7 1 and Miss Cook •• J- Prtnea, Orr» It'tM cf played hostesses. In W. O. Crafta. Oaiiaye laland M. J. Joyce, f5 1 1 0 0 0 the PrlflM, Or» Mcildl evening Mr. Kd Frlzrell. with the C. M. Cobb, Cliff laland 4. O. Orr% Jordan, lb 5 J 1 11 0 0 •ri«ha«i. ftfantf L. B. assistance of his wife had a surprise MERRIMAN The Jarkman. c 5.1 1 8 1 2 In MELROSE store for the crew, a sheet party. CapL A. Ubby. If S 0 0 1 0 2 Ciwln, Prop. To »ay the least It was a suc- Putnam. 2b S 0 0 1 2 0 huge cess. On our return we all voted Maine Kin*, rf i 2 0 0 0 ft Littlejobns Island, for a run to Casco Castle, at South Contractor Plater* p I 1 1 0 2 1 Freopoit and this run was a marked mateo ehaorfutly ftrra on all wm* TABLE BOARD A achievement. One of the New York SPECIALTY Totala 5 42 9 24 14 7 toon -promptly OPKN JUKI 17 TO SEPT. 10 Innlnic* pariy cnaricn of the m**al. which sywtaddss? 1 2S458788 wu nil planned beforehand, thus a Sea Breett I Inland ft 2 1 IftO 0 2 1 —1* Cottage £■£ norprlne. Thl* Included a knlcker- Cliff Inland 0 1 0 1 5 1 O 0 1— 9 t»ockcr punch, which J Brown Bane* on ball*—Off MrShane Hlat- Capt. 1. aald wa* colored and Mr®. #r 1 Hit flavored with B«rtfia M. frMbury, PuprtKlft by pitrhed bail -By Mc- wild cherrlea. Shan* However thejr are K1c«, eo9j eotift with (la* ro«M Mi 1. Slater 4. Struck out—By Mc- now «se*n*nt all look In* for the thl* uW r.*n«jr to bnek Fhane Slater recipe of imuNmwtt, aul 15. 7. Umpire—Connel- famotm punch. The 0?»r, frr>m Jon* M to hfi Trade With lan. ladle* wondered If. r*im. n oo to 91^.90 Us he p*r «Mki why refnacd to Ktve up the name. Can yon wonder A why? Never a rain. rery piquant day wan enjoyed the On our Groceries, Meats, Provisions, Etc. rrtiim to Ixro* Inland. Are Mir. and Mrs. W. Dimlck Along life s You have reached enjoying Impromptu friendships and toes, Hermsdorf a nd new Stephen | two weeks' stay with Mrs. J. M. Stan- journey. dye double tops—not a spliced of Deerlng are guests at the of today: of ship life. If cne Is endowed with home ley of Boston. garter top, but a doubled f abric to relieve the strain of the a Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gilbert and fam- Mrs. With kindly smile and loving words sense of humor the mentpl tonic George N. Bosworth of garter—high spliced heel, worth 35c 25c known as On Sun- Roxbury to cheer. be felt from actually ily "Qladshelm." Is stopping for two weeks at Mr. may the first day, with Your friends come IMPORTED SILK day the "Gladsheini" party, accom- Brown's bungalow. have and warmly no other exertion than observing LISLE STOCKINGS, Hermsdorf dye. double Dr. William greet you here panied by Merrill and life's comedy presented on deck.— soles, heels and toes, with new double The scone tops, high spliced heels, family and MIhs Gertrude Young en- complete with little children 50c Harriet Qulmby, in Leslie's Weekly. quality 35c 3 $1.00 joyed an extensive sail, among the round. pair, pair And IMPORTED OUT islands in Mr. Trot's auxiliary sloop. lovely flowers, that youthful hands SIZE LISLE STOCKINGS, flne gauze, sheer ]n of the have found Silverware with outsize spite heavy ground swell Why Their Last*. lisle, leg and new double double heels Cousin's In woodland tops, soles, which was rolling in at the time the Island dells, you've wandered and Ths Dutch, when tbey Invite yon, I toes, Hermsdorf dye, 50c value 3 party had a and through and through. 35c, pair* $1.00 pleasant trip, will are not a Friends as and they guest-seeking race, EXTRA OUTSIDE remember it with Interest. pray, that the years go EXTRA, LISLE STOCKINGS, double soles, are extremely hospitable. Some- Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe O. Barnes, by. heels and toes, Hermsdorf dye and extra Mr. and Mr*. wide leg. Special guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bishop Henry I. Nelson of They oft mav meet you thus on "Cous- times, however, when it comes to Portland were guetts of Mr. and Mra. in's 50c a( the Clark cottage, enjoyed a plea- Isle;" dinner, their active hospitality de- J. 8. Dawen over the The No. 8637 SILK LI8LE aant excursion lent to the week end. Mr. (harmed spot In Casco'a waters mands an energetic recognition. The STOCKINGS, with cotton soles.double Sunday Nelson soles, White Mountains. will be remembered aa former blue heels and toes, the They recently table Is laid with piles of plates be- greatest of all stocking values 29c prealdent of the Commercial Travel- Where's heard the of visited the Songo river and were song robin, spar- esch chslr. On era* fore your first visit THEMICO for and mo Association of Maine. On Thurs- row, thrush. JUNIOR, boys girls, fine 1 and 1 rib IJsle Stock- favorably Impressed by the beau- the and forks are a of friends At morn an spoons heavy silver, French of and other day party accompanied I noon and oft at twi- ings. foot and seamless leg. We guarantee ty scenery attractions the knives of the finest steel and every pair. the Mr. Dawes to Portland on a pleasure light's hush. Sizes 5 to of region, that they plan to go 25c trip In the Sea Shore I^and Co. launch. When afterglow at sunset Ivory. You never, however, eat with 10..;IM there for a Ashing trip of two weeks, paints In INFANTS' were Mr. them When have been SILK LISLE STOC extra flne after leaving Peak's Island. They C. F. Downes. Mr. Wil- glorious hue again. you KING8, rib, sizes 4 to 6* liam Buckman. Mr. Alfred R. Earth, and sea In siiown that a .mim .Mar>ei carr or Hrockton. Mar*, Kin*. sky tints, to artists family possesses them, 25c Miss Kthel King and Miss Anna new; It. eat formerly of Portland, la a guest of Slay- that ends You thereafter from ton. Kind words and gifts from Mr*. A. E. Biahop. Mr. and Mra. Carl friends In everyday ware. An enjoyable social and dan re was Newtown far Walters and daughter, Mian Alice J. away. "What would the sliver be like held In the vacant land company cot- Have come to render tribute on Walters of Jamaica Plain, your for our descendants If we it recently tage, last music for natal used arrived at the Clark cottage to Tuesday evening, day. COMMON WtALTH fio 1 spend the Friend of often?" sn old lsdr asked me. "What their first vacation evening's entertainment being my girlhood would that I tut* at Peak's Island. would we have if our ancestors had Opp. Houso, Boston, Mom. Mr. furnished by a graphophone. Thoae In could write and Mra. Almon Foater and Stooa the cnmpany present Included Mrs. All the fond love in links been careless?"—Harper's Bszar. ABSOLUTELY FIRIPROOF, Minn Ethel Marshall of Torrlngton friendship's floors, nothing wood but tha door a. Frank the Misses HHen and bright. Point made a week-end visit to Bos- Hinckley, kept Kqulppod with It* own Sanitary Vacuum And free from Ciaanfna LHtUinco Tofc»- ton. Molly Hinckley, Mr. Carlton Hlnrkley. all care and sorrow ea< h Plant. Lone While In the city they took With the Conducted. • in room Strictly a tam- Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Mr. Harold of thv life may It be Personally phono wrery the to vlalt Dawea. day hotai. 8*nira. Arinur M. F^araon day and Wfrtly rataa on rooma proaching a state of completion and spiring shrine of Edwsrd the Con- up. have heen entertaining Mm. O»org* with hot and rold water and show or will be a very comfortable and com- Photographic Art. fessor, together with memorisls of 9« to 19; rooms with PtrwiTi and daughter. Minn Bertha hatha. ptiyata hatha, mo-lijus home. artists, writers and statesmen. You »•» to 912: aultaa of two rooma and bstfe, P*amon at the Bowker dur- to 933. Mr. A. H. bungalow We h»ar to our s«tonl*hm«»nt that 119 Benolt of the 'Edge- the may gate In silent awe for forty-five ing pant w*ek. Mr. and Mr*. J. aa a FTS. M water" entertained a num- photography line art has received cottage, W. Alexander hare returned to thHr seconds, at the expiration of which ber of his bualness associates last Ha definite con sec rat ton becsuse of home In WateTTllle. after an enjoy- time we will take the bus for the In the j th# admlsalon to a German SHowsrs Check Wednesday. morning the able rlait at the Rowker bungalow, gallery of Tower. "—Puck. Forest Flrse. Storm of Hurricane VHMence. gentlemen planned a In Home of America's choicest fishing trip and thHr daughter*, the MIn*+n Molly upec*. Stow®, Vt.—Hesry shower* have pnt Augusta. Oa.—A high wind itorm the "Fannie Bell" but found sea mena the the and Ellen Alexander will remain here of agreeable paeudo ar«. an end to a hurricane In rather forest Are. which broke approaching violence pr«- rough for real sport In this for Thla la to fitnpplng Hntkf*. the mat of the aeaaon encouraging amateurs, out In the village of Loomlsvllle. Con- ralla ovfr the noath Atlantic roaat line, snd In the evening attend- from the they Mr. and Mm. William Norton and though a surprlae to those who Fifty-one snakes (oologi- siderable cut of thla ed the at people valuable timber wm con- point. performance the theatre. daughter of Portland hare es 1 In New York Dorothy never heen In a foreign or home park. City, have sumed befoe the rain All communication Tlwm* In the party were Dr. Petit laat began. telegraphic has week at their unique little camp art that not been to England to be ex- and Mr. C. gallery did contain plen- exported Another Are In tha town b*en deetroyed. Bat there are no H. Petit of I^awrence, Mr. known a* the On adjoining ilgnr "Norton I>og Cabin." of for varieties of snakee at the A. B Leighton of ty photographic work; but la photo- changed of Morrlsville for some time but of any earthqoake dlatarbancea. Weatbrook. M". Friday they enjoyed a trip to Cliff raged Nelson a Fine Art—with London too which are not among the a i-atenau of Bangor, with Island with aeveral frlenda graphy capltala? force of several hundred men Anally Measrs. John You may exhibits orer here. The ar- Dunn and Clement Ben- Mlaa Ell* H. Bockaan of the "Oaka" adroitly manipulate the reptiles brought It under control lost night af- Judge Dewey's request for a new olt of Blddeford. hut the trail In hM returned after an enjoyable rtalt plate. of the camera Is rived good condition, apparently ter 160 cords of wood, a thousand feet trial of hla en It for damage* axulntt Mrs. Rlley of the •vsr It to aker the — Baker cottage. of one week, aa the gueet of Mm. Wln- all. the familiar words enjoying voyage. Harper's of lumber and a large area of standing the Oood Ooterareeat aaaoclatloo at Toriington haa Point, been entertain- gat Tit comb at Cumberland Mills. of a poet.—New Tor* Son. Weekly. timber land had been destroyed. Boa ton, la denied. Mr*. F. E. Beede of Summer Hill, is visiting friends in Weld, Me., and her cottage "Bonnyview" is occupied SOUTH HARPSWELL ITEMS Bailey Island by Mrs. M. E. Jordan and two daugh- ters, the Misses Elizabeth and Susan Jordan, and Mrs. Georgietta Lane of Lewis who are — ton, Miss Thecliff, tb« Nt, tb« sky a entertaining p«r(«ctday; Rachel Metcalfe and her GLEANINGS FROM POPULAR RESORT OF LOWER The bound lees oe«u break inic Into spray two nephews, RAY; On ancient rocks, or thundering In the caves Mr. Alvin B. and Master That Raymond Largest Summer Resort Journal in New tall tba age-long action ofiu waves; S. of Lewiston. England AUBURN COLONY The wooded islands, and tba distant Metcalfe, Miss Met- NOTES sail calfe is Published Every That slowly slants before a gathering gale: superintendent of the Central And fleecy clouds, like renting flocks, that lie Maine General in Lewiston. the Hospital Afternoon Upou azure meadows of the sky;— Miss Laura Beale of arrived Ttartday A perfect day to mark a perfect scene. Auburn, on and Mrs. J. D. Small and From Jane to September and on the Last Thursday in Each Month Picnic Ash PoM Sitnnty; Resume of at Aataro Bright picture sat tba duller days between, Sunday, Mrs. Operetta A summer day alone the old Maine shore. Angie Phaneuf of Lewiston came Mon- from October to In Casco — God May Bay: send soch days once for a week's visit at the in mora! ut. j. day, "Bonny- Colony Another Column bkainbbd thball, view." CROWLEY A Editors ia< Publishers LBICBSriB, MASS. LUNT, Arthur the and Miss Martha Schwab of Palmer, grocer pro- last Saturday. He was accompanied Mr. Hamilton Hartford, visioner of West advertises to Wood, Williams, 1910, Conn., and Miss Bluxome of New Office, OS Exchange ttrsat, Room 5, Portland Harpswell, the "Worcester" cottage by Mrs. returned to his home in Sally fresh The from Scott's Worcester, York, are the guests of Mrs. E. E. bakery products. goods sister, Mrs. Lucy Pennington, the first of last after Palmer's are the best and week, spending Cross, at her in the always very who was a visitor at South a weeks' cottage Pasture. TERMS llarpswell six vacation with his Miss delivery is prompt. The bread carried last season. mother, Bluxome is general of Om Summer Mrs. B. O. Wood, on Summer Hill. secretary Year, Sl.OO; Season50c; SagbCopy.St is the famous "Mother's" bread. The the Daughters of the King. Miss Hattie Braekett of and Mr. Wood for two of the Sat- Palmer store also deals in fresh fish Boston, played Mr. Sumner of are the dances in Mr. and Mrs. Russ ADVERTISING HATES of all kinds.—Adv. Walky Boston, urday evening Cottage Hall, George of Somer- of Mrs. O. A. and his and son first additiona at rates. Braekett at the perfeet tempo and original im ville, Mass.. Ira Russ, arrived $1.00 per fa..h week; ! insertions reduced Notice*, The usual ser- Reading and rackett the month the on the first of last week to 16 cents line. A our man morning evening Eiests cottage, during of provisations delighted parties spend the re- per postal brings advertising vices will be held at the West both Harps- August. occanions. Mr. Wood may be maining summer days at their cottage, well church on and down * Baptist Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. B. Bearee of with his father for a short stay Somervilla," of the southwest side. will be conducted Mr. Erie D. Pen- George by visited their son and his before the close of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Russ. arrived advertisers must send in on or Lewiston, George Jr., desiring changes copy before Monday preceding nington, the regular pastor for 'the for a short visit wife, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bearee, Mr. John Dellart of N. Saturday with Mr. day of publication to insure insertion. summer months. Mrs. Dr. B. Orange, J., Russ's Henry at the Conant a few last arrived this week to parents. Williams of will the cottage, days be the guest of tote—Hotels and Houses or more Woburn sing at week. Boarding in the Bay contracting for four inches his father-in-law, Dr. J. L. Seward. Mrs. David O. Barker is entertain- f issue for have the of morning services, and a cordial invi- space per displayed advertising, privilege weekly inser- Judge James R. Dunbar of Brook- Mrs. DeHart will join her husband ing a house party at her summer home, names t^ion is extended to all residents and ion of under the classification of of Tourists, free of offices here about the Breakers. Her are guests' Register charge. visitors who wish to attend. line, with in Boston, arrived on August 31st. guests Mr. and to a few with his Mrs. Frank of New York and Friday, spend days Miss Marion and Mira Raymond The King's Daughters of the Baptist at the Manderville Mayhow Clar- the Misses and Henrietta Ron- family cottage. ibel both of New Mary THURSDAY, AUOU8T 19, 1909. Church plan to hold their annual fair 8prague. York, were aldson of The Rev. Jo- During his vacation at South guests of Mrs. E. II. Philadelphia. and entertainment next Harps- Crane of East B. week, though while a of his Mrs. seph Shepherd and Mrs. Shepherd the exact date for the event had not well, guest sister, Orange, N. J., at Tip Top cottage, last until Last a committee James R. at were entertained at the Breakers over recently. year, been Dunbar the Manderville week. Miss Elizabeth Crane of East of the set when this notice was re- MINIATURE ALMANAC Improvement Society inter- cottage, Dr. Lincoln Walton came Sunday. ceived. The of the visitors George Orange, recently to spend the viewed the selectmen and the latter willingness has hours work in his rest of Mr. Dalton Baldwin of N. WMk «f 19-26. at the Auburn to lend their enjoyed many the summer. Newark, «i|. went over and laid out one or two Colony favorite the aid in avocation, critical study J., arrived Tuesday to spend the fall roads on the plans for the fair, is Mrs. F. pa|>er. The latest informa- Worthy of forms. In of the some- Mary Peck entertained over with his Mrs. C. B. Baldwin at of note and much the plant spite the mother, tion obtainable give* no one any as- appreciated by what unfavorable Dr. Walton week-end. Miss Jessie P. Root of the Brown members of the Circle. season, cottage. Mr.. Baldwin is surance that these roads will Chicago, and the latter's positive- has had very encouraging success in niece, Miss preparing at the Newark Academy for 19 4.52 6.37 13.45 1.00 be built The Harriett while en ly this year or even next, Methodist Ladies' Circle of the his search for botanical Root, route to their Cornell. I 20 4..r>3 6.36 13.43 specimens sister's at 1.40 liut while the matter rests with the Methodist ehurch. West Harpswell, around here. His recent work, "A cottage Yarmouth Island. 21 Mrs. G. R. Miss Goldie M. Sherwood of Lan- 4.54 6.34 13.40 2.10 selectmen, they can not fail to see the held a fair and entertainment at Cen- Practical Guide to the Wild Flowers I*ulsifer, where they will 22 4.56 6.33 13.37 some time. caster, N. H., is the guest of Mr. and 3.00 justice %>f the demand for these neces- tennial Hall on Tuesday and Wednes- and Fruits/' published by Lippineott, stay 23 4.57 6.31 13.34 3.40 of this Mrs. Charles W. Sleej»er at the Rest a sary improvements, leaving out of con- day evenings week. The purpose has already met with a large sale, and The little 24 4.58 6.30 13.32 4.25 poem which heads this col- bit. Mrs. sister, Miss Ber- sideration. the fact that of of this affair was to raise money to pay Sleeper's palpable proved very popular among practised umn is in our a delicate niee returned to 25 4.59 6.28 13.29 5.25 the received from the for the new and it is and amateur opinion appre- Lyman, Lancaster, very money peo- parsonage, hoped botanists. Dr. Walton ciation of the of that beauty Bailey's coast Monday, after an extended visit. ple of Bailey Island, about 28 per cent this fund may be completed dur- left on to the re- Wednesday, spend line, and the whole spirit of the of the town's whole revenue, it cannot ing the present year. ice cream mainder of his vacation at scene, Mr. Willard of Hartford, EDITORIAL. Cake, Poland so familiar to some of us, is 8igourney be shown that more than a small and fancy articles were on sale dur- admirably in a short visit here pro- Springs. The Rev. J. Brain- Conn., enjoying is on the afternoon expressed. author, as the of Mrs. Klisha was portion being spent the island. ing and evening. The guest Mr. and It refreshing to read that at Mr. E. N. Von Harten arrived on erd Thrall, is pastor of the the slow In other words, the Island peo- entertainment was by Mrs. Congre- Tolman, at the Overlook cottage on last methods of the town offi- Railey provided Monday, from Missouri, to l>e a gational church in and are to for in Margaret Mclx»llan Williams of Phila- Leicester, Mass., Summer Hill. Mr. Dana W. Hall and cials at llarpswell have received a ple helping pay things guest at the McCandlens held in jolt. other sections of the a star and vocal cottage. previously pastorates Salt Like Miss Julia Donovan of arrived It must have come sooner or township, and all delphia, elocutionist, Chicago, later, Mr. arrived on <'ity and N. Y. He was the are bark a selections were also fill Sidney Ensign Fri- Albany, for a week's even now they getting is little school used to in the last Wednesday, stay possibly it will do no good, day, to the week-end with Mm. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Parkman T. money and a few balmy breezes that evening's program. spend with Mr. and Mrs. Tolman, and Mifttt bat the moral effect of the delibera- at the home of her Dennic of Leicester in the summer of waft across from Ensign, mother, who has been the Cen- An nuernoon tea on Sadie Goodwin, spending tions of the Bailey Island Improvement Haritswell was given .Tues- Mrs. 8. Mr. 1907, and his vacation at ter town house. The town even George Page. and Mrs. spent their three weeks returned as in last week's de- of this wrek at the home of Mrs. here, Tuesday. Association, reported day Lawrence Page of Orange, N. are cottage on Summer Hill. feated the island's candidate for se- F. J., Che- Breeze. has been to make the voters II. Packard for Miss Aliee ('roach also at the Harpswell has its yacht races; lectman. last winter. is the guests Page cottage dar- Mrs. Parkman T. Dennie is enter- themselves think a little. This asso- Haileys of Boston, who is the guest of Miss the week. beague its field day; why not a harbor goose that the for ing present taining her sister. Miss Jean L. ciation is alive, its members are work- lays golden egg Annie Packard. A number of ladies Knight illumination in Mackerel Cove for but the town is Mrs. Henry Ro3e went to Poland of Gardiner, Mass., and her Mr. ers and results must follow its lal»ors. Har|*swell, though from the Auburn Colony and other cot- cousin, Baileys. A large number of craft find not it, it is Springs, on Saturday, where she is Archibald W. Blanchard of I^ast week's committee re|>orts in- killing certainly cutting tages were present and all enjoyed a Hartford. anchorage in the eove, and the situa- its rations down to starvation diet. spending the week with Rev. Conn., who arrived to cluded a careful, mathematical state- very time. Henry Saturday, spend tion is ideal for such a display. The As a final pleasant Kose. the rest of ment of the thought, it might be sug- August. for pro|»ortion of teachers to Mrs. C. F. time and trouble required prepar- that and a few other Packard has returned to Refore scholars in the several schools of the gested Chebeague returning to the be Mrs. Fred Behrens held a card ation arc and if a committee her after a short visit in city party trifling, islands have of the same cottage New sure to the stock on township showing that on two grievances ins|»ect of em- Friday evening last, at her cottage took such a project under considera- nature. York. broidered doilies islands at least like the ade- and hemstitched pil- in the Pasture. Among those tion, could be offered as an in- nothing low present prizes quate number of tutors is given to Mrs. H. M. Woods id e of Lexington, cases and other fancy articles at were Miss Martha Schwab of Hartford, centive to boat owners in producing Mass., arrived last to be R. M. Strout's. Orders received for L. the school children. This is by far Wednesday, Conn.. Mrs. M. Starbuck. Miss Mar- a good display. the most need the guest of Mrs. L. A. Burr at the currant jelly.—Adv. guerite Miss crying of the hour, Burbridge, Sally Bluxome, E. B. of Philadel- TIME TO ACT Burr on Mrs. IVndlebury a for schools and cottage Potts' Point. What have turned into a se- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. and Mrs. E. larger appropriation might Day E. who is summering at the Ingle- at least two more teachers for the rious forest fire was discovered Cross. "Five Hundred" was the phia, One of the largest cod caught by a about nook cottage. South Harpswell, was overcrowded districts. No shorter South 2 a. m. on near the Austin game, and Miss Bluxome succeeded in Harpswell visitor this summer Thursday, visiting friends on ithe island, last ever came a was on the back first Mr. sighted policy into th<» Chebeague Island should have Fire the one hauled in by Mr. Howard cottage i»oint, of the Col- capturing prize. and Mr*. week and took lunchVat the Johnson matter of a The serious Behrens served a delicious lobster lulled-to-sleep gray select- W. Teague of Lewiston, last Thursday, ony. proportions which bouse. \ or the electors of a select- and the fire assume were first re- Xewburg at th«* close of the man, Apparatus Organized Company which weighed eighty pounds. The might game. (Continued on ptyge 6.) man than the one which limits the catch was made about four miles off alized by Mr. Ray Page, who notified school The the MeCandless money. State of Maine Half-Way Rock and was a very re- family at the Aus recognizing this tendency to deprive Now is the tins for all to co-operate markable fish. The other gentlemen tin cottage of the proximity of the children of good school facilities in in the |>arty were Mr. John F. Picker- th«» flames and telephoned down to the many towns, has passed a law, giving and petition the town for an ing, Mr. MeKuska, and Mr. King of point for aid. After some delay, State money for this purpose to eafth Lewiston. with Mr. Lewis Estcn of Mcfwrs. Jack Thomas, Warren Watson jown. regulating the amount by the appropriation South Harpswell. and 8tephen Toothaker reached the or niggardliness of the town scene of the fire and to cut lilH^ljty Miss Adelada of Lewiston. managed itself. With the large amount of tax- Briggs off the flames from reaching the eot- It is no me time since we have Riven has been a guest of Miss Christine able property owned summer resi- tage by digging trenches. The fire by space in our columns to the need of Garish at the "8olid Comfort" cot- dents at Bailey Island, who can in was fought in this manner for sev- fire protection on but in tage on Potts' Point. Miss is no way benefit their own children Chebeague Briggs eral hours with the aid of other volun- thus refraining, we have by no means an old visitor to South hav- thereby, it is commendable to say the Harpswell, teers and finally all danger was seen to lost sight of our original ing spent her vacations here for several least that they should stand first for view-point. be passed. Fortunately, no wind was In a "Breeze" editorial published in seasons. school money and second for better blowing at the time, or the cottage the summer of 1907, we roads. The road at emphasized R. S. Davis Co., are reliable cottage as well as the surrounding forest might question Baileys the deplorable condition in to is a sore spot. Over an undulating respect furnishers of Portland.—Adv. have been destroyed. fire apparatus on and ex- stretch of now thicklv Chebeague GREATER TH AN land, Mrs. M. E. on HARKDOWNS pasture the that some action be Mr. Freeman Littlefield and son Gurney left Monday, dotted with there pressed hope to her exjiensive cottages, taken in the near future. has Alton, of Gardiner, were guests dur- visit daughter at Shelter Island. winds an aiml«*ss cart Nothing path, dangerous been done. Meanwhile the ing the past week with Mr. and Mn. Miss Eva Castle of Roston is visit- ON THE 2d to life and limb island, EVER FLOOR in the night and im- G. II. at every day becoming more valuable to Hamilton the "Hamilton cot ing her cousin. Miss Zelia Hall, at the passable then without the utmost ear»\ the town of to its tage." Rridgo cottage, the even with a lantern. The wonder of Cumberland, owing during present and the in- week. Mr. J. G. arrived at the the is that the tax unique situation, rapidly Mrs. Albert P. Bibber, with her Rridge Dross Sootion thing heavy payers on worth of its real its Iva son cottage to who have no creasing estate, daughter and Clinton of Water- family Friday, spend numbers in at ridiculous here, return for their the Many Lingerie and Tailored Dressed permanent as a summer re- ville. are a vacation of two week-end. money, except the roads walk or |»opularity enjoying to close. Materials are French they weeks at the Miss prices Batiste, Linen, Taffeta, ride on, should have let the home of Mrs. Lemuel Annie Packard is entertaining matter go (Continued on page Satin and 6.) Bibber. Miss Dorothy Buskin and Miss her friend from Roston. Miss Alice Foulard, Pongee. Theresa Buskai of New York, are also Creaeh, who arrived on Tuesday to en- guests at the Bibber home, having ar- joy a two weeks' sojourn at the Col- Silk Drosses A. A. Pkrm. rived on MILLS. L. L. PHILLIPS. Trras. Sunday, to remain during ony. 40 Dresses reduced at follows: F. O. PALMKK. Vick Prra. C. B. and this is the first time Mrs. Blake GODLBT. 8rc. August, they Hurt and daughter. Mar were have visited Dresses that #40.00, Sale $15.00 South Harpswell. jorif of Chicago, are the Kunt« of Dresses that were $'25.00, Sale $12 50 and $10.00 Misses Evelyn and Rachel Winship Mra. .!. Albert Blake. Mr. J. Albert Dresses wore to have returned to their home in An- Hlako, president of the Aubtirn Colony, that #17.50 $'20.00, Sale $7 50 MOORE & arrived the last of the OWEN, CO. burn, after a very enjoyable visit of week for a short This price includes a number of Natural Pongee Dresses. Mav at the UNDKK NEW OWNERSHIP Ave weeks with their aunt, Mrs. J. W. family cottage. Many others at similar reductions. Nile of Potts Point. Mr. and Mr*. David I'arker and Misx 505 and 507 Street An Anna Grant have taken a at Congress old-fashioned picnic wu hold on cottage Ootton and Linen Dresses Ash Point at flarinton Bibber's Wrutbrook, for the present month, bnt Maine will return 30 fine Dresses French Linen and Kamie Linen in Portland, [•larc on Hnturday, Auf(uit 14th. Mr. to the I'irkard eottagc in of Batiste, the to Bibber kindly throw open hid beautiful Colony, upend part of Septem- tailored and effects, all this ber. lingerie year's styles, formerly selling grounds to the twenty-six visitor* and from $8.00 to $'25.00, at Less than Half Price a most delightful time wu enjoyed Mr. Luther Dana and Mr. Farrington those in the by participating day's Abbott, with their familiea are occupy- Suit BIG REDUCTIONS pleasure. Home of the piekniekers ing the I'ickard cottage during Auguat. Department made the to 40 in trip the Point in motor Mr*. About Wash Suits Linen and Itepp, both white and ON Frank Hwan haa returned to l>oata, while others rame aotomo to by her home in after an en- colors, regular $5.00 $45.00, at Half Price bile. Those were Mr. and Providence, prices attending visit of two weeka with her Mrs. Oordan White and joyable 10 Silk Suits of and in natural, old rose, smoke granddaughter father, Mr. W. K. !>ana. Pongee Rajah Nannie, of Topsham; Miss Hastings and black, at Half Price Mr. fllayton and and Mr. C. of Mr. and Mrs. John II. family Misses' and Brooklyn; B. Fillebrown, have gone to the White Oeais Ladies', Children's Peterson and Miss Nellie daughter, Mountain* for a week'a outing, after Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. 9 and Coats, from $'28.00 to $40.00, at Brunswick; attending part of the summer at Mr. Pongee Ilajah selling Waldo A. Fitts and Adri- Price daughters K. W. Baxter's cottage. Half enne and Ksther of Medfleld, Mass.. 3 Bern Lace Coats, were $$'22.50 and $3*2.50, at Half Price Miss Myra Noble of Hoath Harpawell, SUMMER WEARABLES BASE BALL. with Mrs. K. R. and daugh- Pendlebory to be a ter Jean, Mrs. J. Mrs. P. Yoal. Chebeagne Appears Winner tn Shirt Waist Section Bailll*, Cuco Poor ] Miss M. C. Hnyder, Mr. and Mm. Fin Bay Lesgue R*c«; The balance of our stock of Tailored and Waists Umpiring a Bad Feature Lingerie A* we are determined not to over from one aKiip l/ong l»lind, with the Sale 98c ('hfhriinir tram a warm favorite for Philadelphia. One lot of from to the honor*. Ho far the Chebeagne and Waists, formerly selling $2.25 $3.00, Silk mod Lmoo Oomtm Mr. Frank was Rean of Livermore, Ixtng Inland team* have met but onee Sale $1.42 a guest last at R. M. Btrout V Monday, the encounter resulting in a victory One lot of from $2.50 to Mr. J. was Waists, formerly selling $4.00, Tourimim9 Oomim 0. Kapp called away and for the hoys from down the bay, after last week illaeaa in his fam Sale $1.90 denly by a elosely played and riciting game, while a in tbo Htroat borne. One lot of from 13.50 to Unmtt mnd Ormmh SuHm mmd Sklrim ily, goest ♦'hebesgnr has yet to play Cliff Inland Waists, formerly selling $5.00, Miss Nellie Farmer of Farmington. and the team from Peaks; hat judging Sale $2.50 Me., is making a stay of ten with from the game* that these teamn have Odd Silk, Pongee and I^ace Waists, reduced, Dmtmty Shtrtwmlmtm days will have greatly Mrs. Kdwin Thurston at Potta Point. played, comparatively little Many Half Price and Less Mra. I>ennison of Phillips, Me., ki also effort in pntting them among the also Dimtinotivm mmd Rmfhtmd Sunt mm r Drmmmmm a gaest at the Thurston cottage, bar- rans. Chebeagne with her winning has Misses' end Children's Sootion ing arrived on Batarday for ber first team, perhaps arouaed the greateat Ohlklrmm'm Drmmmmm for mil visit at Booth Harpawell. amount of enthnsiasm. The only objee- One lot of Children's Dresses selling from $2.00 to $6.00t ooommkmm tionable feature of the has been Mr. and Mm. Walter C. Htevena have game* ginghams, and muslins, Sale $1.25 to $J.75 the weird npeeimena of that including percales returned to their home ia Worcester, umpiring Ohlklrmm'm Oomim have sometimes been canning Misses'and Children's Cloth Coats, Reduced after an enjoyable at Booth Harrm produced, Separate Oreatly stay unnecesaarr hard between the well, as the gnests of Mr. and Mm. feeling Misses' and Children's Shoe Suits, from teama. and often having a direct re Top regular prices we are !<. H. Beott. their vlait the $10.00 to Sale to Considering quality, offering EXCEPTIONAL Daring anlt oa the final seore. Home mean* $22.50, $6.90 $10.75 party almost in BARGAINS. enjoyed trips daily should be taken to la all Mr. Beott '• motor and provide, boat, many eases, competent and fair points around the were in nmplres. bay vtait«d, The resnlte.l cloding the Garnet, New Meadow*. important Hatnrday gamea in eanv vietoriea for and Free port, Underwood Hp ring*, ete. Chebeagne & iMtars iri n Ix>ag Inland over Honth Harpewell and EASTMAN BROS. BANCROFT Ti mtiwri ntn< wj jtfrtci iri immmi Mr. Lewis K. Heott of Worcester la Cliff respeetively, the games being and Brown Streets aow the gnest of hia grandpamnts. Iff. marked by free kitting sad loose field Congress aad Mra. L. H. Heott, having arrived lag. Mr. John Edaonditont of Everett, BALLET TUT. A ftp. Mm., returned to the Central How» (Continued from page on the North road on His 5.) Monday. The Island parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Edmond- Bailey Baking Company '■ HAPPENINGS with products are finding a ready sale on CHEBEAGUE his Miss etone, Sr., sister. 8adie the island as cake and Edmondatone, were here earlier in the .their bread, season for a short visit. pastry are always fresh and are equal in to the beat home POPULAR The a of quality cooking. EVENTS AT THIS EVER SUMMER RESORT; AUGUST Strollers, party four popu- lar young men from Arlington Heights. Miss K. O. Dayton of Briareliff Man- or, New who is on DAYS EUOYEO BY MARY Mass., who have been eamping on the York, summering Hutchinson property for two weeks Great Diamond Island, was the recent broke camp Sunday afternoon guest of Bev. and Mrs. Alexander Me- Cit,t, and returned to their home, much CoH, at their eottage on Summer Hill. to the Ufi at the Hotels Active end Netes of the Different regrets of their many friends Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie of Gay; here. Elizabeth, N. J., who have visited Dr. Colonies; Interest In Baseball and Mrs. Samuel A. Little of Baileys almost every summer for over Hartford, Conn., are the guests of twelve years, arrived on Thursday eve- their brother, C. C. at to at the Driftwood. Mr. A most affair was Mr. and Mrs. William re- Little, Ledge ning sojourn pleasant enjoyed Flemming cottage on the south shore. This is and Mrs. Barklie are well a turned to known to evening, by number of the their borne at Richmond their Monday Hill, first visit to and like all the old habitues of and are on the island, when Mrs. N. Y., on Saturday, after a consider- Chebeague Baileys young people so many others, they are charmed with friends of Mrs. B. C. Drinker and Mr. Cooke of Newton, Mass., gave able visit with Mrs. E. J. Harry Flemming. its elimste and scenery, and re- and Mrs. F. D. Aldrieh and other resi- a in honor of her only The headed man a birthday party Mr. Samuel McClure of gret thst it is not their fortuno dents in the Pasture. long will get line Esther Cooke. Tho Fitehburg, good daughter, Miss Mass., his to a summer opened cottage Tuesday, for possess home here. Mr. 8. first of the was in a a John Crowley of the on evening spent short rest on the island. Mr. Mc- Mr. William £. Breeze, these Shirts if he looks to the future as the the Bunton, now in his Mr. Kdgar II. Paine of tho Hamilton sail, 44Spray" taking party Clure is among the oldest of the sum- until twelfth summer at cele- Mrs. out for a considerable distance mer residents on the Chebeague, hotel, Chebeague, Albert J. as island, this be- brated one of s few at Walker and well to the were driven back the rathor his birthdays The Miss Gertrude Walker of present. they by ing twenty-first season at Che- Strollers on rough water. Upon the return, all ad- camp, Saturday night last. Salem, Mass., were entertained at beague. General was in journed to "Barnacle" cottage, where merry-making order luncheon on Thursday of last week by Wilson Bros.* $1.50 Shirts Mrs. M. N. Hawkes of with throughout the entire Mr. and Mrs. Negligee a dainty birthday supper welcomed the Portland, evening. C. W. Sleeper at the her Florence and Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Kestabit. sea-tossed voyagers. The table, dec- daughter, son, Edwin R. Lancaster on sale at 89c. ert, arrived on for a visit of of New York orated all in pink, with the large birth- Tuesday, City, spent Sunday at Miss Maude H. Davis of a week with her Mrs. F. H. Noddle as Arlington, cake and the number of daughter, head, the week-end guests of who Has been day requisite of Mass., sojourning with candles in the Jones, Portland. Mrs. Lancaster's Mrs. William Wilson Bros.* $1 Shirts on placed center, presented sister, Mrs. A. C. Colton st the Morningside, Negligee a Mr. Allen Harris of most inviting appearance, seeming Joel Harris Newell of Spring- Springfield, Massachu- for the past two weeks, has gone* to as a small field setts. -. sale at with the candles ablaze, joined his family on Saturday, Montreal, to spend the remainder of 69c. fairyland. After tho supper was en- at the Newell cottage, to remain until The Strollers, in company with a her vacation. joyed, tho evening was passed with labor day. merry throng of over twenty, enjoyed A party of ar- Parker & Thomes 1 Shirts music and until the late hours a to New Meadows inn for Reading, Pa., people $ dancing, Mr. H. L. Webster of trip dinner rived the first of last week Negligee scattered the friends in h>n- Providence,«B. on at Miss gathered his on Ihursday. Although the belts be- I., joined family Sunday, at Kmily A. Smith's on Rock on sale at 59c two a or of Miss Cooke. The young ladies came loosened before were cittagc each, for dollar. the Tom Hines where he will they able for a few weeks' were: — Miss eottage, to Point, stay. They and present a find had that gentlemen enjoy rest of a few days. accommodations, many are: Mrs. Fannie D. Miss Julia Dietz and Mr. Louis Dietz of distressed on the home. Filbert, Mary Mr. feeling way Miss Hannah M. I'a., the Misses and Mrs. Walter Hart of New- Darling, Cotterel, Germantown, Margaret Much regret is expressed over the Miss Sarah S. Mr. T. aud Newell of Mass- ton, Mass., and their daughter Eleanor, Cotterel, Stanley Mary Springfield, fact that the "Stroller circus" will and Mr. Paul J. Master Harris Newell of arrived on Monday, from Mt. Kear- Filbert, Miller, all our Springfield, leave us on have con- of whom have visited here In Hat we're Master Daniel Harris of sage, where they have been summer- Sunday. They before. Department showing Springfield, vinced us that they have had an en- Miss Elizabeth Ash and Miss Anna ing, to enjoy a week's visit with Mrs. Miss llarrctt joyable time and the island will miss Marcy, who has ben $6 and at Christensen of Mr. M. J. Pinkham at "Le the $7 Bags $4.89 each- choice of Germantuwn, Pa., Champignon" their hospitality. visiting Kingsburys at their cot- Walter Rogers of Dorchester, the cottage. tage on Maiden Lane, returned to her Mrs. William Allen Harris enter- either black or russet Misses Ernestine and Marie Bobbins Alpha T. Curit, the well-known liv- home in Dorchester, on Sat- colors. tained a at "Noddle- Mass., of Germantown, Mr. Dexter Hunneman ery and man will meet piazza party urday last. Miss Alice who has public carriage head" on to meet Ryder, and Mr. William Hunneman of Brook- all boats on request. car- Thursday afternoon, also been their guest, has been Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lancaster. Mrj. visiting Mr. Jack Adams of New ried to and from all of the friends on Little Diamond Island. Both line, York, parts before her Mr. Bicknell and Mr. Pres- island.—Adv. Lancaster, marriage, was Miss and Miss Hall., Jr., Miss Cornelia Harris Marcy Ryder accompa- ton M. Hall of Miss Frances of Springfield, nied the Misses Alice Boston, M iks and Edith Kugenie Hanscom of and it gave her to meet Kings- Frank Bobbins of Mrs. Kath- Cambridge, great pleasure bury on their in tha M.Low&Co. Germantown, Mass., and Miss Harriet l'ownall of her former walking trip erine Bobbins of Mrs. Springfield friends and to northern of Germantown, came part Maine, and were Walt ham, Saturday, for a week's make new the Cooke and Miss Esther Cooke acquaintances. Among chums at Mt. to Harry at Mr. Ab- were Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke College. Outfitters Men and of Newton. sojourn Codding cottage. guests George Wal- Boys bott Parker of Cambridge, after a two ter Vincent Smith, Mrs. Gideon Wells, Mrs. B. P. Johnson of New York, has The regular morning services at the weeks' vacation, has returned to his Mr. Gilbert Wells, Miss Gilbert anCanada; Mrs. Stuart Gerald vacation in Casco Hay, which he calls The Rev. John D. Blake of Marshal- Crest at 7.4.} and a cordial invi- weeks. llall, Wood of Hrooklyn, New York, Mr. and one of the beauty spots of this coun- town, Pa., pastor of the Bed Clay Crick tation is extended to all residents and Mrs. Mrs. CT/>e Elmwood Miss Jeanie Joss of i^uincy, Mass., George P. Hitchcock of Hrookline, try. 8. P. Weir and Mrs. A. C. Congregational church, came Wednes- visitors who may care to be present. Dr. and Mrs. Jauies (■abrier of New a 16 arrived Saturday for a stay of a week Mass., P. Albion York, and Mrs. Ju- day last, for rest of two weeks with Kim St. of and Dr. H. A. liet also of New York arc Mr. and Mrs. Bobcrt Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson wish to ex- wit'i Mis. P. \V. Phipps of Milton, Portland, Maine, Wells, also W. Blake of South Mass. of 11 being entertained Mrs. Pa. tortlaad, Main* press their grateful appreciation to the Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Snow and Hridgman Hostoa, by Johnson, Bethlehem, son while Mr. Howard Weir of New persons in of the recent fair Eiuier, of Milton, are expected York, Dinner from 11.16 to 2.00 charge TIME TO ACT. is Mr. B. C. Thorpe and Mr. II. D. held in Hill Crest Hall for the benefit Saturday, to remain for two weeks. expected shortly. Thorpe of East Orange, N. came of the new who were in- from 1'ieree Clark and Merrill J., C. D. DRESSER, chapel fund, I'r. II. W. Fourtin and family of (Continued page 5.) Haskell, of late for a visit with Miss J. B. Proprietor strumental in them two Portland presenting with the Walthain, after a five weeks' sojourn sort, and many other incidental fac j boys, have been camping Thorpe of Kast Orange. beautiful toilet set of twelve for a considerable time on the pieces. at Mr?. Hose's home, have gone to tors, deserves better treatment from Mack- The was erel Cove shore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank present paid for by the vol- Whitelield, IS. II., where they will the town government. Had even a Their stay will take C. Smith of FOR SALE contributions of the of al»out a month. N. and untary patrons continue their vacation. half hearted attempt been made to up Lancaster, II., Mrs. Smith's 18 foot dory launch with h. Mrs. 2V4 p. the fair, and forms a fitting tribute of the citizens and and sister, Charles Abbott of New Or- Mianus Miss M. K. Miss Gertrude guarantee property Mr. Mrs. Charles Ford of New engine. their kindly interest in the welfare Tollman, owners of the island some measure of York leans, are at the Periwinkle lient and Miss Kdna City, arrived for a two cottage Price of their friend* on the island. Bradley of Mil- Sunday, on Mackerel Extremely Low. protection, full credit would be accord- weeks* with Mrs. Cove for the ton, arrived for a short stop Frank Johnson. remaining Mass., Monday, ed. But even this has been denied. summer weeks. Florence G. Estes passed away on visit with Mrs. A. II. Crossman of Mr. E. P. Ford, after a vacation of No sign of initiative in this direction, A J. T. Saturday neon last, at the home of her Milton. two weeks spent with his on delightful family party was held not even the shadow of a beginning family father, on the main road, at the age this has returned to his busi- lately at the Eastern Gt. Mr. S. \V. Gass and Mr. J. T. Ash- appears in the fatuous tnus far island, "Mooring" cottage by Landing, Chebeague. of thirteen years. She had been grad- policy ness in New York. the invitation of Mrs. Clara Louise worth of Waltham, Mass., spent Sun- pursued by those entrusted with the ually for a year, and has been Burnham. Those numbered failing day with their families at the Massa- well of the entire Mr. and Mrs. M. B. K. Brooks and present low for the last six weeks. The being community. Mrs. P. Peck and her Mrs. ~*^ery chusetts For this the their who for two Mary nieee, Colony. apathy, citizens of children, weeks have Aliee of funeral occurred Monday, and was at- been Peek the Bauiaeto cottage; Mr. II. II. Crotsinan Chebeague themselves arc not installed at Mrs. K. J. Wells bun- tended by many friends and relatives of Milton, wholly Mrs. Helen B. Adams and her benefits are galow, returned on to their daugh- of the bereaved father. joined his family on Saturday, to en- irresponsible. Municipal Sunday ter, Miss Mary Adams, with Mr. W. his vacation rarely showered upon an home, Wellesley Hills, Mass. This was joy of two weeks. apparently A. Boot of who are at Mr. W. J. Curit is his annual the first summer the Chicago, the enjoying apathetic community. Until it is defi- Brooks have sum- Sea Shell vacation here on ex- Mr. Frank of cottage; and Miss CAL VIN S. the island, and Berry Watertown, nitely shown that the property owners mered at Bailey. Josephine LANE rame for a week's N. Flint and her Miss Octavia pects to entertain his son, Mr. C. C. Mass., Tuesday last, of the island arc a unit in guests at demanding Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. Osborne of A. Yale and Mrs. P. Curit and Mrs. who will arrive stay "Washacum'' cottage. the town Augustus Flint ,000 Manger special post notices to all interested nir cards in stock, a assort- tinction of the booby prize, with 170. persons, nnd post big that resolutions be ment of local views. them and presented, aeted At 10 to Buy The held the and filed with the 50% mail either store.—Adv. property formerly by upon selectmen of saving during them at Webber heirs and situated on the Cumberland, with a request for a hear Mr. Mrs. P. Altink of Toronto, south shore the and at eastern end of Che- ing nnd immediate action. Once the and and Mrs. P. M. Cnlins of has been Sale Major beagne recently sold to Mr. apparatus is instnlled, we hnve no August arrived for a Howard 8. the Hnringfleld, Wednesday, Hamilton, well known doubt that a competent Are brignde visit with Mrs. John Hob*n of Hpring> buildef and contractor of the island. will be forth eoming. It would be from This field, the party coming op Hpring- plot comprises about twelve acres well for the resolution to stnte the Mrs. of fleld to Portland by automobile. line land, well covered with beau- sort of apparatus desired so that the Altink is a of Mrs. both tiful flr and sister Hoben, pine trees, whiek add selectmen may have a baais of estimate Sons the children of and Mrs. much to Its being Major desirsbility for building upon whieh to act. Hooper's j P. M. Cnlins. Mr. Altink leaves next purposes. It is the intention of Mr. Kvery householder should ^Oren week eo-operate; to sail for Kurope. Hamilton to have the land well cleared their interests are the most vital of PORTLAND of nndrrhrush and laid The are rocks, and out all. We believe that a well defined IV guests registered following in sized with Mrs. John at "Sea good cottage lots whieh will public sentiment exists in Chebeague. fleabory be on the Breoze" E. T. placed market at an early We eaa only suggest the need of cottage:—Mrs. Camp date. bell and daughter of Belmont, Mass.; action—but the action itself most be LNT taken the Mrs. W. C. B. Rohhins of Newton Cen We offer you aa oppor- by property owners as a exceptional The " Breer«" ter; Mrs. William T. I»gan of Newton; tunity, at this season of the year, to body. believes in Casco Miss C. L. Cashing of Boston: Miss see ore cottsge furniture at roek not Bay, and therefore believes in Che Lida Thompson of Philadelphia and torn prices, ft. 8. Davis Co., Portlaad. bengue. This is the 20th century, and Capt. Wm. Kaynps of Deer Island; —Adv. eommuaities are entitled to conditions Mrs. Oeorge Rhoades, daughter and son different from those obtaining in the The raia of the few of Hpringffeld, Mass., left on soaking past dark ages. This is a common interest Tneaday not a after a stay of two weeka. days eame day too soon to save for the entire island. Let oar effort the corn hereabout, which, with all not be small. The "Breexe" welcomes Furniture, Oil other was Ranges, Heaters, green staff burning up for wggeetiona, and any comment en this at R. 8. Davis Co.—Adv. Htovea, ete., laek of moisture. matter from any of Its readers. was present and a generous sum realized for the good cause. Mrs. Chas. The Waste of Our "We Make Hunter of M Clare. Ph.. Cfiff Island poured at the tea table and the Miss- es Bennitt. Mils Phoebe Hunter. Miss Alice Mumper and Miss Janet Natural Resources. Gottlieb were active in making the affair a success. Aucocisco House. Candy and cake were p/ji|25 also sold. 'The roomr were The The season at the Aucocisco house present awakening of the Na- proximate* day of artistically decorated with flowers $1,000,000 per continues In full swing, and there is tional conscience on the and flags. subject of orer one-sixth of the value of the a steady income and outgo of guests. the waste of our natural Mr. and Mrs. G. EX Chandlei of resources total prod action. Much of the time is spent In taking Is one of the most Hopedale. Mass., and their son. Rus- encouraging signs As to public lands, or lands In g*»- advantage of the opportunity of en- of the sell. and Mr. and Mrs. times; but In this, as In all it is we are faQ- the excursions to interesting H. H. Board- eral, undeniable that Joying man of other great national points about the bay. There are, of Reading. Mass.. arrived Sun- awakenings, ins to secure as large crops as wi day morning to be the guests for two there Is the danger that the move- course, the usual number of fishing should, chiefly because we neglect weeks with Mrs. A. ment may never motorboat and besch D. Chandler at progress beyond the some fundamental sack "Portland trips, parties the bungalow. principles, duality" which an stage of discussion to that of practi- as the picnics form integral part Mr. development of rotating crop^ J. Brewer Crane of Westfleld. cal effort. Until the of hotel life in Casco Bay. Recent necessary legis- and so plowing on sloping grounds as Mass.. spent Sunday with Miss Crane lation arrivals here include Mr. and Mrs. Is secured. It Is well lor us to to of the soU. at Prof. Carver's Mr. R. prevent' washing away E. C. Hulbert and son. Master Fred- cottage. W. take an occaslonsl review of the BURGESS FOBES & of New pres- Although we have some of the rich- CO. Washburn. Jr.. York Is ex- erick. of New York; Harriett P. Dick- ent conditions of wsste and to pected Sunday for a two weeks point est soil in the world, the average man of New and Mr. and Mrs. stay. the ultimate Custom York; On absolute depletion of yield acre from 189? to 1906 was Opp. Houae, Portland, Me. D. Cooke of New York, with Monday evening last Mrs. John per Henry Bourke and our resources which must M. Miss Anna Bourke of Inevitably 13.8 bushels of wheat in the Unite* Mrs. Cooke's sister. Miss II. ensue Omaha, Neb., and Miss unless the strong arm of the as Dodge of Washington, D. C. The Gladys Heath- States against twenty-eight in Ger- erington attended the law be called In to enforce remedial Rock mere Cookes came directly from Kineo, Ynidshipmon's many and 32.2 in the United King- House ball at Portland, given in honor of and preventive measures. We Me., where they visited with Mr. have dom. the of before us a and Cooke's Mr. the visiting squadron middles. succinct review of the The uncle. Jay Cooke, Mr. A. facts as above set forth relat- Cottages E. Smith of Boston and Mr. Dr. F. well known New York financier. question by George Swain In a to the of our D. H. Farnam of Maiden ing exhaustion fuel sap- arrived Sun- paper presented at the recent annual Uttlejohn'* /stand. Iff. day and have j plies indicate that in the fntars and A. Lunt of Som».r- pitched their tents on of Mr. Mrs. A. meeting the Nstlonal Association the as • 0. M. the Eastern end of the for a years value of water power MAMILTOM. Prop. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Or- island of ville, Mass., three to Cotton Manufscturers, in which I asset on four weeks vacation. National will become increas- Right tfcaahont wllfc H» tol cott of Monson, Mass., and Mr. and the is treated dtutioo. subject under the four evident. To utilize the full hy- 8*t la ipraot iron. Mrs. F. E. of Monson. Mass., j ingly •ommodatM Severy heads of Forests, Wster, Lands and 100. fa—O—i whhm taken cot- draulic power of the rivers it wB mails. have the "Ocean Spray" Minerals. Daily Open ttBtil Oeteber L be of the to re- ytitu 00 tage for two weeks. The party who greatest importance application. At the present time the of are rpendlng their second summer on Bustms Island people duce the ettremes of flow so that the the United States use Cliff arrived Monday morning. annually forty waste of water through floods may cubic feet of wood At the Sunday church services the per acre, as an be made a minimum. Statistics offset to which there Is a Rev. John Dow Hills, an Episcopal natural show, moreover, thst the annoal growth of clergyman of Oil City, Penn., spoke Mr. H. E. Deoatur of Boston Is so- only twelve cubic feet per damage done by floods is increasing ARTHUR PALMER and at the acre. In answer deeply effectively. The church journing Briarcliff as a guest of to the question, and has risen from $45,000,000 la 4 Toomo It was crowded, many unable to Mr. and Mrs. Newhall. Miss Isabel whether it is Daily South Harpswoll From Our Wost Horpswtll Stm being necessary for us to use 1900 to $118,000,000 in 1907. The gain the opportunity of hearing Dr. Donallan of Lynn Is also a guest of three times what we atten- produce, Merrimac River discharges at its per- Hills whose address of last year in- Mr. Kewhall's for a short time. tion Fresh is invited to the fact that, while iod of Products terested so Mr. W. highest flood seventy times as Bakery many. Mr. E. H. Duck- W. Gowing and Mrs. Paul in the United States we use 262 cubic much water Reputation Chocolates worth of N. Y., very kindly lent his Clay have returned to Bustin's after a per second as it does at test p$F caplU. uses only Lino of In services at the organ, and the music short visit in Lawrence, Mass. Germany its lowest stage, and ten times as Largest Strictly A1 Grooorlos Casoo Bay France was highly appreciated. As custom- Mr. Robert Haines was a week end thirty-seven, twenty-five, and much as its average flow throughout Connection Great Britain fourteen Telephone ary notice of the coming Sunday ser- guest at The Maplewood. cubic feet per the year. The regularity of the flow Mr. and capita. Forest most vice will be posted at the post-office Mrs. Richard Saugatt and fires, of which may be Increased by the preservation and at Mr. C. M. Cobb's. son Clifton, were at Bustin's over Sun- are have con- entirely preventable, of the forest, whose presence tends Mrs. Bryant of Dorchester day. They are in their new sumed since 1870 an Lurvey touring average of 50.- to retard the run-off of the rainfall, and her Miss Pauline Lur- car Maine and New daughter. through Hamp- 000,000 acres of standing timber per and the shire. by construction of reservoirs, vey after a visit of nearly two months year. nvt There is much unnecessary which will hold back the floods and with the Misses Laura and Nellie An Intensely Interesting setmon was waste due to careless methods of log- allow tba Gt. Chebeague Island, Maine Bemiitt have returned to their home. preached by Rev. Dr. John B. O. surplus waters to be drawa ging and sawing. For each 1000 MRS. M. A. CHARLESON, Proprietor Mr. Charles Hewitt of Philadelphia, Pidge of Philadelphia, in the Grove off as needed, thereby increasing the feet of timber that are Fine room with of church. There was a at- standing cut average flow the twenty cottage spacious piacas. Excellent sleeping rooms, superintendent the motive power Sunday. large throughout year. with the down, only 320 feet are to use. latest design of furniture. Large grove with h«mm cks for ibonseof department of the Philadelphia Rap!d tendance. Miss Inez Harrison of Paw- put Particularly necessary is it to pro- guests. from oar own water. R. Vegetables garden. Spring OlOu June iO to Sept. 15. Transit Co.. returned on to tucket. I., sang in her usual delight- Tanning establishments bark the tect the forests on mountain Ilatea and circular on Saturday steep spplication. his a ful way. Her beautiful trees and leave them to die. work, after week's sojourn with contralto voice The tur- elopes, with a view to the prevention Mr. and Mrs. W. W. of was enjoyed by all. pentlne also Mumper Tren- industry results in a; of floods and the resulting destruc- ton. N. at 'me bridge and whist J., Wanelaki Lodge. Miss straight party large annual destruction of timber, tion of arable given at the j lands in the lower val- R AILit OA DS Louise Hewitt of Trenton who has "Wilsonia" by the B. I. It is not to be wondered at ItAI Lit OA DS that in leys. In the Tenth on In- been the C. A. was a great success as Congress guest of Mrs. Mumper dur- socially, the last nine the years price of yel- ternational held in Milaa ing an extended stay also returned well as financially. There were prizes Navigation for low pine at the mill has increased in the on Saturday. Miss Edna Scudder of both kinds of whist. Miss Marian 1905, engineers were unanim- Tucker sicty-flve per cent. ous Trenton visited over Sunday at the of West Somerville. taking the upon this point. M. Lafosse, the first natural gas is allowed to Fast Ivodge. Miss Mary McKean of Tren- bridge prize and Miss Hale of waste In French delegate, describes the evil Through I awrence the many localities ton came recently for a visit with the first in straight whist. without restraint, and effect of stripping the mountain sides The Line jto the West Trains to The committee in it is | Mumpers. Miss McKean is inspector charge deserve great estimated that a sufficient as follows: of for praise. They were untiring in their amount is lost to factories New Jersey, and in light all the cities "The soil, swept bare of Its forests, past years has been efforts, and to them was due "the suc- of the United | president of the States having a popu- exhausted by the abuses of New Federation cess of the affair. Miss C. E. grazing Jersey of Women's lation of over 100.000. At the pres- loses Chicago Brainard, Mrs. Fitz. Misses Wel- quickly its vegetable stratum. Clubs. On Saturday evening Mrs. ent rate of use and waste all the Washed and Mumper gave an informal lington and Paine and Miss period icallr, carried reception known supplies of natural gas will St Louis In her honor. McDonald were the prime movers. away by melting snow and summer There were be exhausted in twenty-five years. As un tnaay arternoon a of seventy-two playing at storms, it is soon disaggregated. The Boston meeting for it is once. Punch oil, sufficient to state that at the executive committee of the Is- and candies were served waters run toward the low point* from the sideboard the the present rate of Increase the land Improvement society was held during games. supply rolling before them gravel and boul- Minneapolis at the home The Misses Hosmer. Bilxr Weller and will be exhausted before the of Mr. George Fiske. and year and even out loose Parker ders, tearing seo- measures were assisted in serving. 1950. there has taken f6r keeping Although been an tions of rock. A thousand rivulets "Maine Si Paul A charming' occasion was the birth- the wharf clean and for a improvement of about thorough fifty per cent, cut out beds, the torrent Is formed. street cleaning. day party given by Mrs. Dr. Pidge at in our methods of coal her mining in re- Scours the banks are R AIL R DAD and cottage, "Sea GHmpae." Game* begin, broken Mr. Mrs. Marshall Thayer of cent the present ua- Detroit were a yetii, system is down, and a mass of N. Indulged in. and delicious lunch j mud, stones mud Brooklyn. Y., Mr. E. P. Bigelow economical. We extract the of was served. Mrs. Frederick Fuller J higj rocks invades the valley, Cambridge. Mass.. and Mrs. Ralph grade coal and allow destroyina # won the first prize In the the mine to as it Through Sleeping Oars Lincoln of Whltinsville. Mass., re- puzzle pic- everything passes."* > Cleveland ture contest. A fine water color of cave in, thereby wasting a large Excellent Service turned to their homes on Sunday af- per- Most of the countries of Europa Dining-Car the Indian Spring co\e was presented centage of the available ter a vacation spent at "CllfTstone" supply. By have learned the lessen and takes Tourist Cars to Mrs. Pidge her the middle of the cottage. by many friends, and next century, the steps for the Buffalo all came careful preservation ol For JlcMa, Tim« Tahiti, and detailoti information call on or Miss Janet away wishing her many hap- easily accessible and available coal Gottlieb of Baltimore their forests; and this has been dons writ* K. D. JOKES. Ticktt Agent, Union Station, Portland, Ma. returned py returns. In this will from to the Hotel Moorland at country have been ex- not with a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Redfleld have merely view to increasing D. J. FLANDERS C. M. BURT Ba3s Rocks, where she is summering, hausted. returned to their home in tfco tirajer supply, but in the inter- Paaa. Trmt l((r. Oca'l Put. A|t after a two weeks with ht»r Woodbury. The situation with BOSTON stay X. after a respect to our ests of schcol J.. pleasant visit with Mr. navigation. Over half a cen- friend at Hollins Institute, supplies of iron ore is even and Mrs. Bibo. more teri- tury ago the French Covernment Virginia. Miss Phoebe Hunter of for it en- A most successful was ous; is estimated that, if the tered Montclalr, N. J. surprise party upon a poller cf forest protec- Mrs. Luke present rate of increase of Miss V. T. givep Eugene by her daugh- consump- tion end reforestation. and CO AS A tribe. MKHS Landstreet of Washing- tion up to tb« ter. Miss Grace, and friends. In that It continues, the known of first of ton, D. C., has returned to her home supply January. 1909, had ao- was a to Mrs. they a genuine surprise Luke, high grade ore will be gone by the after month's stay at "Walhalla" Qrlred ro less than 620 square miles it was different from most ?o-calle;l middle of the present MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- cottage. On Saturday the Land- century. Twen- for t'-icse purposes. The surprise parties. Bridge was efforts ol streets were the enjoyed, ty-five years is also the limit ret for orr Maine guests of Dr. How- a cr:n Government to Central R. R. collation was served and all It solve this voted PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP ell of a the exhaustion of another LINES Baltimore, member of the a most important cuesjca on a scale From West delightful occasion. commensn «ts End Chebeague at a mineral—phosphate rock. with BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE colony, Mr. Louis Tsoa of Japan and Mr. Taking lis importance should picnic on Peer Point. all our mineral receive Coombs of were products it the TO 3prlngfield guests of together, hearty co-oncration of every State Mrs. H. B. Primrose and her son, is estimated the total NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS A Mr. Warren Fuller, the past week. that wast? ap- of t'jo Mr. D. H. Primrose of New York ar- Union.—Scientific American. BALTIMORE They enjoyed the fine tennis court, Excursions Vost delightful to rived Thursday last for a month's route Southern and and motor boat riding, and Day Western Points. rest at expressed Spruce cottage, on their flrrt BOSTON TO themselves as much pleased with Bus- PHILADELPHIA visit to Maine. Mr. Primrose who Is THE Beet route to Jersey Coast Resorts. tin's island. Ac- an actor COMPLAINT-DESK FACE. closed his season commodati'.ni and cuisine unsurpassed. recently at Mr. Kllbom of Yonkers. N. From Portland Send for book'et. Y., Brockton. Mass.. with the De Lacy whose son 92.2S for the famous Bongo River Trip; C. M. Maynard. A»t.. Jas. Robert Is a member of the Evolution a by rati and Barry, ArL. Co. During the winter he That ot Position steamboat. Home same day. Boston. Mass. R. L played Wychmere Camp. Is a few Changa Made in to Providence. with the enjoying 91.90 Naples. Sunday*, for Dinner at W. P. Turner. Passenger Traffic M«r. John Craig Stock Co., at the with a ttw» of Inn. days* stay Mrs. Kllbom on the Countenance. % Bay Naples General Offices: Baltimore. Md. Castle Square in Boston. 94.00 Through the White Mountains. theatre, island. Mr. Kllborn returns to Raw TV© have beard much about Mr. W. A. the friend, let tia tare Bee the Wonderland of the Crawford Black of Maiden, with a York but Mrs. Kllborn and sympathy wltb the shortly, "bicycle face." the "automobile face." man Ifotch. Thla ticket good for 15 days. party of friends enjoyed with at tba "complaint desk." 93.1S On Sunday Robert will remain until the close of the "baseball D» Saturdays for the Mountains, his Mr. A. face." but wo have not to return father. F. Black. The par- the season. register your "kick" unless yoa Mondaya. $1.50 On Sun- NEW heard but little about the ya. good of ty consisting of Mr. E. "complaint- kjew a Cod Day Date only. A slant* YORK Harrlman, Mr. Mrs. Marcus Butler and little daugh- you have good one. and Ihea aeelng trip, allowing two hours for dln- AND Nell Burnell and Mr. desk face." That there Is suc'j a Black. Jr., him- ter Frances, returned to their home "kick with your shoes off." self are on a cruise down the coast face Is true from an Incident related "lfc.50 To Poland 8prlng House—Ticket In Maiden. Mass.. Sunday. Mr. But- ■ good tor the season. 93 OS On as far as Rockland and Camden in by a friend Said JL Saturday*, Martha's ler came to accompany them home. recently. he: "You a food to return Mondays. Time for din- Vineyard the 3fi ft. Bermuda know Henry CI«7 Cigar Maker. ner at that famous type cruising They have been guests at the Wil- every department storo of hostelry. launch. Erskine M. of "Elolse." They left the Bos- sonia. standing has a complaint desk. We Phelp. Chicago, was ton Yacht Club at two o'clock Sat- have introduced at N!ce to Lord Mis* Dorothr Norrls of I^exlngton. one In our store. About a year Black, of urday afternoon, In Portland England. As he was to Maine .arriving who has be*n the guest of her relatives ago a young man waa smoking ha Every Sunday Moosehead at given this po- Best Short SeaSteamshipCo. on four o'clock. at ! said to Lord Trip Atlantic Coast. Sunday morning. the Alcazar, returned to her home sition. I Blank, "Will you IX>NO 181 «A N remember well what a bar* D foUND by OaytlfhL They will return the end of the week. Sunday. a cigar?" Hl'MMRR BCHKDt'l-E untl. Sept. «. '09: Mr. happy, cheerful countenance he bad. Lake and Lake From Norman I.. Black and his flnaocee. Rangeley POKTLANP itlly except Fridays His face "Thank you, but I smoke at «.!• Miss M. E. even in repose wore a fas- only on* Leave Portland * 50 a. m arriving on P. M. (Mun., Thurs. and Sun. Thurber of Providence, (*hlM at brand—the Henry Clay." return at 7.15 p m. $3 00 the round Stop Martha's Vineyard). R. I., after a week's visit with Mr. Senator W*« Down the Row. cinating smile. I happened to see either From NEW YORK "All trip, place. Mon.. Tuea. and Black's will be to him the other in right; I'll order some." Wed. at U.N A- M.. Thurs.. Frl. and Sat. father. Mr. A. F. Black re- Many people surprised night passing out VOa White Mountains on A after June 29. The box was at P. M. Wed. and turned on Tu^sdav to Iram of the brought. It was em- A Through Parlor Car Leavee iTues. Sat. take up their that a Governor outranks a store, and I would hardly be- Portland Shlbs st 'p at with the IN a. m Montreal li'rtha's Vineyard.) artist's work at Bristol on lieve own bellished familiar picture arriving t.l$ p. m. FARES between Portland and New Narragan- Senator, according to the law of pre- my eyes. I had not seen of A Throuah *" • ■ tlseper Leaves Portland me Wa sett "Harry of the West." As he Sundays y M 00. Season Round Trip Bay. cedence In To*ne in other countries. him for almost a year, and what a took Itlty. Included. 9.11 p. m.. ar- 9 10 €•• *iif» rannlp his riving Montreal 1.15 a. m. Ronney of Boston ar- A come cigar. Lord Blank tald: Fares few jreara ago the new Senator change had over his face. In "Whea A Parlor Car for Pabyans Leaves between Portland and New rived Saturday for a short old Clay was alive Port- evening from was of a he made a gaod land at >04 a. m.. 1.20 p. m York one way season round with Vermont, Carroll 8. Page. place happy, cheerful counte- dally except f<: trip vlalf Mr. and Mr*. Alonzo Cobb. cigar, but his sons Sunday. the nance his bore a don't 110. Martha's one way The Mlss«>* crossing Atlantic with the late face morose, stern, keep up b!s A Parlor Car with Broiler Buffet Leaves Vineyard, $4; Jeanette and Ruth Tif- reputation." at m. seaaon round Senator Redfleid Proctor In the Cun- harsh, austere, Portland ».♦$ a. dally, except Bun- trip $7. fany of Alexandria. Va.. who ar*» forbidding etpres«lor. I Bay. arriving at Quebec #.$0 m. and "Henry Clay! Why he didn't p. EXPRESS SERVICE fof Freight Of AH »umm«»rlng on I.ong Inland and Ml** ard steamship Campania. They had this all through complaints of' maka Kinds. Rates Include Marine and cigars; he was a fir# Kathrrlne of s<»ata at the ta- customers." takes but a statesman and 11 surance. For Reservations. Folders and Rovslre of Yonkera. N. Y.. course, captain's It. short THROUGH SERVICE ranked as high with us as WEST Full Information. ADI'RESB: were the gueats recently of the Ml^a- ble. Senator (then Governor) Page time to change a beautiful counte- Oladston* To the Wnt via th« H. A. ea or John Crawford Notch Telephone Clay. Aaent. Jeanne and Eatelle Wolff of Yon- waa to And himself nance when It has to face Bright doea In your coun- of the White Mountains. Franklin Wharf. surprised occupy- continually try." > 0* kera. The Mlaaea 8. H. and E. P. the side Lttv# Portland. a. m. >15 p. m ing the post of honor, with 8cnator ugly of life. Some people Arrive Montreal. >15 m Dixon of N. "I beg your p. I 15 a. m Y., after a week'a atay Proctor seated down the may have reason to pardon. I're smoked Arrlv* Ottawa, J W a. further complain, but m. 12.15 ntr*n with Mra. W. A. Wolff on Tnea- these all Arrlr* Toronto, 7 25 a. left table. of us dgara my life, and I tell m. 7. JO p. m to many complain from a mere Arrlrt Detroit. 3.10 m. day prolong her vacation In the you old made p. 155 a. m This the modest Governor the habit of live Clay a sight Arrive m. While of complaining. To con- better gt. Ix»«Ja, 7.13 a. 2 00 p. m Mountains. Mra. O. W. Kirch- cigar than hla Arrive >» m Green Mountain all the boy* P- lUt a. m way of New wife 8tate thought was tinually bright hours of the do."—Chicr.~* Arrive ft Paul. m. York, of the dean Inter Ocean. 130 a. not In a of the Columbia Law was en- quite correct and he remon- day complaining atmosphere will TRAIN®LCAVI POHTLANO "Tourmalines" School tertained at the Wolff on atrated. explaining that there muat eventually so harden the delicate For L^wlaton and Danville Junction cottage be some aa his waa strings of our nature that Immortal Fiction (Poland Bprtnrj) 1.3 a. m « 5o a. m., Th% 0*m St on* of Main* Monday evening and at her depart- error, friend a they will lUrw'. 7 90 a. m * 30 a. m 11.10 a. m 1.0« ure ahe took with her Frank United 8tatea become "Hack m 4 55 Mra. Senator and his su- rigid and firm. The face Is Shaw, the p p m.—Hundaya. 1.25 a. m.. Detective" ant «. m Hoyt of who haa not self "Old fta H p m Montclalr. N. J., perior In rank. He waa told that a one's Indeed, but It la an ex- Kin* Orady" ere not In For Ranc»ley Lakea. 7 30 A with us been Mra. kept the a. m.. 110 specialty Wolffs guest for two Governor outranks a Senator—Na- pression of an Inward If public s. nt.—Hundava. 150 a. m. weeks. aplrlt. the library, poaalblr becauaa the For Moo a* head Lake tional cords of the heart be so wear on the 0 50 a. m. (Dally). Magatlne. hardened blndlnga. would be too H]« a. m. Mra. E W. ex- French of Somervllle la that they give off a pensive. For Rockland. 1.10 a. m. rasping sound, Consequently, 'Dally'*, 7.00 entertaining for the week at Snnae' they wer« a. na I Daily). lltt m.. Geo. H. Griff en the face will soon the omitted from the P- ltt» m. Co. register discord librarian's Hat of For Rancor and Bar HarVtr. C00 a. cottage. Mlaa Mary L. King of Som- Most m Optimistic. within. The face Is a book where Immortal Action, ever (Dally), 1110 a. in via Lewlaton: 1W 509 CongreM (St. ervllle. popular with a m (Dally). 1150 m The most optimistic man we men read all the the p. (Dal'y). via Mlaa Pauline hare may strange matters American Ataoita 0«M for at Freeman of Everett. boy.—Kanaaa City; Banfor 7.90 a. m. HE. met lately Is one who. when s set- that pass within the sonl. While the Tlmea. (Dally), and 10 U p. m (Daily). POKTLiHD, Ma**.. vialted recently for a week fly with tles down on his bald looks soul does not all Its For farther particular* fotdera. guide Mra. O. P. Stone of Maiden. spot, np put goods In the «M °° On with • cheerful Friday afternoon from four to smile and says he's shop window, yet the staple articles Mlaa Roee a Tl.'SS3VCfcy?" Frits, New York type- Oenaral Paaeeeiar »lx a public tea was held at Mra. O. mighty glad the tsetse doesn't of ezchaage that business In the soul AMot, man variety writer, baa the PoM One makes a fortune to «lfbt P. lire In accomplished task of aod. Mama. Stone's cottage for the benefit of this neighborhood.—Ohio State are written on the countenance. If writing TaHphawaa lit iM 11k that bfcomt bukmpt la Enf!*o4. tiie Island Journal. eighty-seven perfect words • library. A goodly number all la true what has been minute (or said.. sixty constcaUvf nU«tt* taken to Stroudwater to be hauled up (or the winter. Bolh Telephor.it Age: cj for Utwrtil Laaadrj Orders Takee for lotetort tad Fhk On Sunday an enjoyable trip was L made by Mr. Allan B. Parker of Pott- Littlejohn's land. and Miss Maude Titus of Newark w. S. with Mr. Charles Strang In the "Gee JORDAN (£L CO. Will" to the New Meadows River. It PORTLAND Trefethen & Swett was necessary to start at sunrise In Co. One cf those many successful fishing | crder to be able to pass under the Gur- P14T.W XV parties which hel> to make life at net bridge, but this did not detiact Littlejohn's so attractive to the sum- any from the pleasure of the cruise — PROVISIONEBS mer residents occurred last Monday. and gave an opportunity to travel in Groceries The catch of the day was a large one. Provisions Whole—lew and of the ccolcr part of the day. After Retailers and the bjggest fish, a four-pound had- par- taking of one of those appetizing shore Fishing Tackle Anchors Oars dock. The prize for this was to be a Cordage zii CcsesMc dinners for which the Inn has ac- Imposed 6foci its, Hotel, Yicfct ni Faicy F«aily pool of a dollar and a half; but when Oiled Clothing Dories 8klffc Sippllis quired an almost national fame the another fish was caught which weighed Punts Row Boats St. All Kinds of Poultry and Cam* In party enjoyed a trolley ride to Bath. Lawrence River Skiffs Fancy leteon within a small fraction of an ounce of The return was now made to Llttle- Xapecial sttention is given to packing perishable goods so that the first the referee of the trip decided will they john's. which was reached just as the arrlvj In perfect conrt'Mon. t- xore»s prw| aid on all to divide the prize. He awarded forty orders • mount to fiery red sun was over the hor- •( fS.OO or orer. cents to each of the two contestants, sinking Goods delivered at resk's island izon. by Liitlejohn's Express. giving the test to the boat. Mr. and Mrs. Defren of the Miss Mildred Stone of Winchester "High- 130-132 Commercial Street, land'* cottape have Portland* Maine was the guest last week of Mrs. H. E. enjoyed many Head of Portland Pier pleasant trips recently in their new two- The Old Byen & Eelsey Store Wellington at the "Wellington" cot- masted sloop, the "Deux Voiles." Mrs. Low Prices on OPTICAL tage. this being her first vacation on Special DOODS Defren's Mr. the island. parents. and Mrs. Smith, Hew Lene Grinding Machinery are inwat to guests at the "Highland" cottage. mjr especial ower, and the We grind cur own lens?* and Mrs. E. G. Rider was accompanied finest In New | ruar- by Mr. Herman Marr of the England) and to attract antee thrm of the best and Master Boston In- your quality ab- Walter Scott of Boston when attention to my up-to-date ; solutely correct. stitute of Technology, has been visit- methods of and she came to the White cottage last examining fitting the Shuron Eyeglasses. Kryptok Bi-Focal ing Mr. and Mrs. Defren recently. eyes. I have decided to offer until S«.pt. Lenses. Tuesday, for the month. They will 17 the<»* low Littlefield ® Co. Weekly prizes in the form of boxes onljr. price*: (We make a specialty ot these. Ask be joined a number of friends this Oold Filled Rimless Eyeglasses. by of have been for prices) week. candy oirered recently $1.00 per pair at the Melrose bowling to the (Set with Sp! erlcal Lenses and war- EYES EXAMINED FREE. UNTIL GROCERS Miss Helen Prescott gave a hayrack alleys lady and gentleman making the i^nted.) SEPT. 27 ONLY. party and picnic Monday evening in high- Oold Filled Spec, and Eyeglasa Frames est Individual scores. Mr. John 109*111 Commercial St honor of her visitor. Miss Irene Wood D. only 60c REMEMBER—These prices will pre- Walsh of Warranted. (Lenses vail until Sept. 27th only; and after Pride's Weymouth has the best extra.) Portland Maine of Crossing. The gutsts. who Gokf Filled that date I shall make a for sheet with a record of 138 pins while Eyeglaea Chains, only charge Head of Steamboat wharf. numbered several of the young pecple 60c each examinations of the eyes. Mr. Allan B. Parker of Portland Is a Aluminum of Littlejohn's enjoyed a very appetiz- Framee, only 2Sc REMEMBER ^LSO—That I never Wholesale and Retail close second. Sciid Gold Framee. only $2.50 use or made Groceries* ing supper at Sanc'y Point on the Sam- cheap ready roods; but Meats and Provisions of all kinds. Mrs. C. H. Hodgetts of Brooklyn. Is Prescription Lenses, only only those of the best quality, and I uel Groves' property at Cousin's- Isl- 50c each and guarantee In case. again occupying the "Yellow up satisfaction every and. cooked over a camp-fire. After Cottage." We are an annex to the as has Main*'* Leading Optometrist and prepared to supply Hotels, their meal drove around the lsl- "Melrose." been UfflDTIilCV lr Optician, they her • 1*2 Conor*** Street. Schooners and custom for many seasons. She Is NTli » J|* o Cottages, Yachting .ands. and the sound of their merri- VfUniniXTi Opp. Preble House. Over Fidelity Trust Co. Parties. We sell but the accompanied by her grandson, Mr. nothing ment might be heard as they wended best and our are Charles Strang prices right. Or- their way homewards. Mrs. George A. der teams visit all of the on Monday evening: the Cook cot- parts city. Willis acted as chaperone of the occa- I Island tagers held the patronage solicited and prompt slon. i open house, occasion beln^ the birthday of Miss delivery guaranteed. Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Gallup and Josephine Crockett, and a rare success it Miss Kate Wells of Detroit are mests proved to be. The Misses at "IJmberlost" where thev will re- Josephine, Flor- ence and Crockett, with the main during August. Mrs. William H. Ruby In souvenirs as in Misses Mazle Parry. Martha Masterton Aucocisco TX/fKIIDQ Prescott attended Dr. Dean's wedding House V everything and Mabelle are a host in ll.I>lir\»3 we do not at Millbrook last week. I.ounsbury. else, follow the lead- themselves. But with Mr. Mrs. ers—we Miss Margaret Forbes and Miss Ruth and CLIFF ISLAND lead the Come George MacWilllams and Mr. and followers. in, while for Fountain have returned to their homes Mrs. waiting F. P. Dexter, their next door S/^Tyour car, and let us show In Woburn after an visit at neigh- enjoyable you. bors. royal entertainment was 1B& L B. BATCBELOI the "Woburn" as the guests of Mr. provid- ed for a of friends and Mrs. Frank C. Nichols and fam- party from Long Island, including Mr. James Proprietor ily during the past two weeks. Smyth, McICENNEY the Misses Jessie and JEWELRY Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Callowhill Margaret Rose Matchlew Bmy, ComPany and Miss Ida McCombie, who were THE and daughter Dorothea of Boston ar- Cliff Island Is Its ON THE brought over by Harold in his JF.WELERS SQUARE rived at their log cabin on Tuesday to Sawyer Pin* launch. The entire first floor was Bathing, remain Into September. Mr. Callowhill put into use when the fun Boating and will not conduct classes in water col- began. Ragtime Fishing and college songs were with the Excellent Calsina. ors and china painting this seaFon as sung aid of the organ, and and Seleot Clientele. FRESH formerly, but comes primarily for rest. dancing MEATS A SPECIALTY cake-walking followed on the R*tea on V Mrs. J. Eliot Horton of Roxbury piazza. application. The refreshments included a We Have a Full Line of Fresh Meats left her summer home, the "Idlewild" large tissue paper salad with a favor attach- Open June to October Modern Cold Storage Satisfaction Guaranteed on Monday, after a stav of two weeks Equipment. ed to each leaf, which was and to eo to Onset Bay. Mass.. to spend opened Nissen's Famous Bread read: then Miss Crockett part of August as has been her cus- Josephine read the remainder of the tom. dnrine1 the*past six seasons Mrs. mottoes. each In turn. The Hortcn's sister. Mrs. Eva J. Florence pullanled cottage lots ate at the cottage next month. rery lew figure. Now is the time to buy, as price* bv two of their hostesses. Miss Martha •re each Among the activities of note at the advancing year. For sale, new 7-room cott»ge, $1000; a great Master ton and Miss Mabelle I.ouns- New Elm cottage recently was the celebra- bargain. Bungalow, 4 rooms, only $753. Com? in and lalk it over. bury. which leaves a dreadful In These can be rented tion held in honor of the birthday of gap for the season. Our representative will gladly take Farr's Shoe Store the "Cookies." you to the island. Four Mr. Albion «Elwell of Dorchester. The steamers each way a day. a s s affair took place last Thursday even- 199 MIDDLE ST. OPP. PLUM The Widow's Protection. wiixiam ST. ing and proved very entertaining for SEASHORE LAND The Inserted a fresh boot CO, wjju™51 the members of the Elm cottage par- porter 102 Street in the Exchange Portland; Maine ty. The dining room had been pret- electrical polishing machine. ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE uiy aecoraiea in nonor 01 me occa- "Ill tell you a funny thing about a If would like to a yoa bay only cottage lot. and at the same time secure most of Blon: refreshments were served: and widow," he said. "She is a regular the to be sained from tbe of an advantages ownership entire Island, you should fireworks were before the visitor to our and inform the displayed hotel, she always yourself regarding plan adopted for sale of the few lots now offered on the Little Cbebcague Island. cottage during evening. brings here with her an old pair of Another affair at the Cook cottage Perhaps you would like to buy »n entire Island of twenty or thirty acres in h>>r dead husband'tt boots. He must Casco Bay. We have one for sale. Address which must not be left without note have been a whopper, the dead man. was the flag-raising which took place THE WALDO His boots are genuine mudscows. COMPANY, Room 3, 98 Exchange St., Portland. Me. soon after the arrival of the party "The from Massachusetts. A handsome pole widow is verv timid. She is Underwood afraid of broken In Spring had been cut and erected before the being upon by house and when all was ready and hotel thieves in the dead of night. Underwood guests from the near-by cottages as- So every morning she puts before Underwood Ale of Till# Vattrs Ginger sembled. a fine new flag was unfurled her door, beside her own dirty boots, Klig to the of "The Star singing Spangled the boots of the departed. She Prepared by special Banner." Miss Gertrude Hall of Bos- Purest Mlittral Watsr thlnl;s they scare off thieves."—New Peaks Island Now ton joined the Cook cottage party last formula from the choic- Open O rleans Times-Democrat. Knowo. Contains no Saturday for a short visit. Mr. Har- matter what- est refined extracts and Old Fashioned One Sbraccia's Con- rison L. Evans, also came down from organic King Circus, Of Course. ever. Cures aud cert Band. with 100 Boston, the same dav for his vacation. kidney sparkling water from Midway Attractions, Circle On Monday a family party from the "I don't like to call by previous en- bladder troubles, rheu- Swing, Gypsy Camp, Penny Theatre and Theatre des "Pine Cone" cottage, including Mr. and gagement." matism, brighl's dis- the flow of the famous Mrs. Munsle and daughter "Don't care etc. Margaret for the formal call. ease and Un- Illusions, Corrousell, and son. Malrolm. and Isabella J. eh?" dispepsia. I^ang. with Miss Louise Miller, from excelled as a table water UNDERWOOD SPRING "No; it's more fun to drop In on a Admission 5c Circus lOc the "Rockmere" enjoyed an outing' to Including friend and And him quarreling with Cliff island. The trip was made in his wife."—Louisville Captain Sawyer's motorboat. and the Courier-Jour- nal. and Grocers party secured dinner at one of the Leading Druggists hotels. On Tuesday they were in .the party from the hotel and cottages New York state has 150.000 uni- which sailed to Mare Point and re- formed and equipped citizen soldiers; ceived a bad re- drenching before they Governor Hughes has a staff of eigh- FROM OCEAN TO CONSUMER turned. the sea being very rough that teen officers. day. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Hicks and fam- with Mr. and Mrs. Positive Necissi supply private families all orer the cor.ntry ily Horatio Seavey CLEAVES y-Use Only of "I.lndenhurat" are attending tbe VILLA. Paradise with a better of Salt Water Products than Far Spring Water WE grade Jones family reunion at Parmlngton. MRS. C L. CLEAVES. driaklai purpoaaa. Daaarlptlva Clraulara may ba had fram tha Prep. — can in their local left on to be absent they procure market. All transpor- having Monday Central Gt following daalart wha aloo auaalv tha wat«r all the week. Lending, Chebeagae If Mew tation Send for H. H. Hay's Sons, Portland, Me. A. R. Llttlefield, Chebeague charges prepaid. price list. the Homelike hou»«, situated en North Among sailing parties which near F. L Brackett A reed, grov* and beech. Nice rooms, Co., Peaks Island. Me. were enjoyed here recently was one farm products raieed on place. Rates Island. Me. arranged on Mrs. P. C. on application. Chae. Cliff Tuesday by N. 8. Brewer A Co., Peaks Harmon, Island, Ue. CONSUMERS FISH CO. : : Mast* Stroub of New York, a guest at the Islsod, Gloucester, Me. E. E. Slnnett, Bailey Island, 11a. Rockmere. It had been originally C. M. planned to have the rail tn the morn- W. England Peaks Island. Me. L. York, Bailey Island, Me. but so HOWARD S. HAMILTON Morrill A Great ing. many people appeared who Ross, Diamond Arthur Palmer, South Harpewell, wished to avail themselves of the op- General Island, Me. Me. portunity to go out that the Clark A party Griffin, Lobfc Inland. Me. 8. J. Prince, Orr's Island, Ma. was divided Into two sections, one ing In the morning, the other in the PARADISE SPRING COMPANY, Mr Contractor Add all Bmwtwtofc, afternoon. One reason why so many communication* to contract" SMicral wanted to go was that an extremely Complete made and OfflMt. 17 ExaliMta ft, Pwtlaittf, Mr DR. W. L. FOSTER heavy breeze prevailed thst day and performed for building*, cot- the experience of going out In the tages, alterations, repair*, etc, rough sea proved quite a novelty. A etc. larg** number of hotel gufHt* and sum- DENTIST 2*tl«notea elMtrfallr mer visitors thus en)o. ed the forntebed. exciting Cottage wore ee.ecfally eoiloited. 476 1-2 Congress 5tre«t experience during the day. Furniture la our specialty and Chebeagae Island, He. Portland* Main* nrlces are right. R. 8. Davis Co., Port- Little Diamond Island land.—Adv. On and after Jn'y lft we shall be to 1WH prepared entertain yon with _ Among the many guests to arrive st onr famona in«w KBciasd.ii74.1t ahore dinners, which will be served frcm 12 A. Opp. Prcbl* Hook the Melroae House are Mr. M. to recently 0 P. M. Table board and room a will Fred Pursons, leader of the be sTailabis for a 1 mited nam* Baptist American ber of aeleot church choir of Routh Boston, and Dairy Lnncli people. O. 4. Ml»<« Gertrude Hall, a contralto of MkOONALD, Proprietor. Unnanal conveniences for 121 motoring parties. XJnanrpaaaed land* Fouth Boston, who arrived for their Cemmtrclil St.. nearly opposite lilind facilities. ttiimin and South Portland ing Boating, Fiahin? and Bathing, ttnn basted ae# vacations the last of the week Miss Ferry. water batba a 1(0 MldS* notable feature. Rvans of the Rims cottage, a Street. nearly oppotlt* Port- popular iSn. soprano, in company with Mr. Parsons H. If You Want Milk. etc.. J. Burrowes & Co. and Miss Hall, were to give a Cream, frr»h from fletry f«rm Maine Coast song B*at of food. Realty Co. on dally. r-. J*m« Bo,t0n Mim Grace Donaghr, B'klrn HOME OF PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. Albert S. Smith & w.. THE THE TOURIST. P«tk» Island. Me. Ralph t Row* Prop. M«* G. Harper. wf!^n«,on h,n*to" *' YOU'LL FIND IT AT OUR (S« idr. in another column.) M Kiler. Mr. & Mr*. STORE. A. Elia*. Boston a.^ Hi Of Passaic W^PtSjcltJf'. a TOM AUo full Us« of Mrs. M. Schneider. H Abbreviation*: Brooklyn <***>■. Miss Merrick cb., child; d.( daughter; Marie E. Schneider. Brooklyn J.I lifeW Boaton J. D. Blackham. St. lljon. SwMritT&'jf! KODAKS AND f.. or fam.t famtlj; a., too; w., wife. Johnsbury Lowell' SUPPLIES, SPORTING COODS, Celia Briiard. Leominster eb»ter 4 w.. Lowell *tt. p Jf. FD.wjn^,*,.. Summit Francis I'rban. Leominster 4 »- • "\» lMf2.Siew*rt- Lowell Mr. Docks worth. X v Hannah O'Xetl. Leominster A> Parker„F*,rnhim & w.. Bndgeiort Dr. Sarah Knott. N. BRASS COODS AND FOUNTAIN PENS. Mabel M. Gould. Arlington Pem brook Y* hill ckest P. D. Chamberlain & w.. Mr*. E. A. Cook & a d«ak f., Brooklyn Mrs. E. F. Gould. T M N. Y. W« hart public writia* and should b« pWaaid to have um it at PT5® Central Fall* Arlington Mii k"0*- Pembrook E- C. Hulbcrtl^Junin. & f.. you any tim«. *i- ] Chas. A. Anderson, M. D.. X. Y. Ch*f^weifr*i,It,Und-*?• "•miltoo Prm Mim M. I. Spring. MELROSE HOUSE. Boston "rnr?.D-Cookr 4 w.. K. Y. n Rer. John D Hills. John Shea. Whitman Sullivan f Oil City Mr*. Jos. Smutnv & 2t. S. Y. I James .V. & ...... Weymouth E. \ Mone. Master Montreal H. \N Boston *aas Cyrille Slater, | John al»h. Weymouth r rances Mrs. E. \ Howard. E. Ware. Jeselsolm. Boston Alfred E. Beck ^^chcster THE HAMILTON. Albany Boston | Katherine F. Whitman M*«*nce Great ftSsfe Mi»s Marie L. Howard. «■ L. Codman. IrJ. Cody. Linger. Lawrence Cheb«agu«. M*. Boston Mrs. E. G. Reynolds. fred*». E. H. Paia«..T7IT «~H*.»."Sg2SS-u G. \V. Chickering. Arlington Robert Williams. Brookline J) Kinney. Bo*,0n Prop. .. _ New Rochelle Morri» (S«« adr. in A. D. " Greensteta, another column.) John Chickettng, Arlington Mudarri. Boston Keturah Reynolds. Mr*. Geo. E. Chickering. Arlington Nicolas Boston )X'!?t«»barre Hugh Hasting*. Plainfield Miss Najjar. | Sally Reynolds. New Rochelle C.IL Andreas Wilkes barre C. H. Leeds 3c w., Stamford '"woa. Miii Margaret E. Chickering. Louise M. Mciiowan. Boston Mrs. W. All™ t W". Jeffries. X. Y. 'ohn R. Andrea.. Miss W. Schnurr. FALL A. W Arlington Edith E. Fotfg, Gray Wilkesbarre Brooklyn SUITS W.F.Poole. X. Miss M. A. Mrs. Geo. R. Faucett. Ina A. V. J- Jones 8c w.. Boston Schnurr, Brooklya Foi(, Gray i C. P. Stone & w.. i, A. M. Stamford. Conn. Xatick Boston Edwards. Brunswick J- Walsh, Weymouth Walter E. Port ber. Mrs. fflsfisgfeWJ Miss E. Hunnewell Faucett. Mr*. F. W. Beer. Chester eber. Boston J. O. Sawtell. s. & d.. Bangs. Newark Robert Burns. Port \>ta',lr JN Stamford. Conn. C. C. Chester '*: Weber. Boston Springfield Simpson. Dorchester I. G. Webster. X. Y. Vr* Miss C. Sawtell. Geo. Ericsson Faucett. Mrs. E. O. Ryder. X. Y. Springfield o'h'^1,gSjSSJ Beverly E. II. Foster. Engl c wood iV\ii.r!v)n-& Xewark Mrs. Isaac Newton. Paterson Stamford. Conn. Boston I Bessie \V /r?" Mrs. Miss Christine II. *.1,rr.?co,t'\\ Fo*ter, Englewood | L.Formosa. Hoboken Thos. Nichols. Germant'n Peper. Br'kl'yn Bang*. Newark Mrs. S. Jary " Miss Millie Wohlaner. X. Y. Mayme R. tJroteT X. Y. Miss Susan B. Nichols Peper. Brooklyn Gertrude Hall. S. Boston I.ulu R. Wohlaner X. Y. I Miss Miss Bertha Fred Parsons. N. Haven Edith W. Schnurr. Peper. Brooklyn Boston | Mrs. L. J. Simmonds. X. Y. Miss Helen Carpenter. Concord Mrs. Carrie Allen. S. Boston Qtiincy Brooklyn Miss Miss H. OTiiara. Winchester Mrs. A. M. Klein. Grace I-ucas. Concord Mrs. Titus. Newark Mollie L. \t L- iiher,ock. Philadelphia Mn Mrs. lohn K. Doyle. Roxbury M- t- kin«. Miss Adeline Klein. Pnila. $ Smith. £on*" Bo«ton Maude I!o| §|& Ordway. Titus. Newark F. H. lackson & cJtesz T. S. Rcv O. Haarv Miss Emilie M. Bos. w., Berlin Margaret'Mun-hy. Cambridge Kirkham & w.. Springfield J gX ."- Ordway. C. V l.een. Charlestown M. I. \V. Parker sr.. Gwrude F. Jamaica Glidden. Boston AM»too Jefferson & HERRI CONE AG HOUSE. T. E Leen. Mrs. Charlestown K 1 Chas. E. Glenside C. F. I'ouiland & « Boston South Harpswcll. Me. Eleanor Magee Jamaica Young. Howard X. Irring. Marlboro •MiceVi*r*V.ct Mur]>hv. Miss Sara P. Young. Glenside J. Parker. Boston Pierce 4k Anderson Prop*. Ro«e ] Koxbury Mrs. Kenneth R. • Foley. Springfield L. M. Aukamp. Parker. Boston See adr. in another column.) < Frances Brooklyn Miss Foley. Clinton \Y. F. Gladys F. Parker, Boston F. G. Cart & v.. Mt. Vernon R. F. WOODBINE * COTTAGE. Aukatnp. Brooklyn Mftincut0*"*!* Miss R. L. Roger*. Medford | F. L. Berine \ w.. N. Y. Ordway. Boston Theodore Cart. Mt. Vernon C. Bailey's Island. Mc. Miss Robert A. J. Spaulding, Xewark Mrs. H. Alice II. Long. Melrose Crosby. Dorchester Francis Cart. Mt. Vernon.N.Y. T. Chandler. S. Sinnett Prop. Miss Eu*ene Bissell & D'chester Miss M. \V. Brooklyn (S« adv. in Annie P. Long. Melrose Bo>,0n w., Cart. Mt. Vernon I. Cincotta. another column.) O. M.« M. E. -\Iorn,»er. \V. T. Broome. Norfolk Mai. Brooklyn Mm. E. M. J. Sawtill. Springfield Jos. Gildersleeve, Brklyn William Lee & {., Brookl White. Elizabeth Elizabeth Mrs. L. Handel. Flatiiush Nelson Gildersleere. Brooklvn yn Miss Hat tie F. Trufant. Bra«sil. Cambridge W. A. Ha«kell. x. V. Boston Madeleine Brassil. N. Mi** Alice C. Clann Miss A. C. Handel. Flatbush Mrs. M. R. Burke. Jamaica Pi. S. Miss Mary Fi»her. Hartford City H. A. L. Martin & w., Portland Brassil. N. Y. Mi*. Helen Bryant £^?CCrr Snow w.. Arlington Mrs. C. K. Brower. Edith I. Miss Annie Fisher, Hartford Dorothy City Bioren. Xewark Mr». Edward \V. Blodgett & w.. Mr*. M. T. Clark ^7°'Sh^°n Randall M. Snow. Arlington Thompsonrille. Conn. Edna M. J. H. Barnes. Boston Mrs. X. W. Mr*. Ba»il K. Peoria ** Bioren. Xewark Mis* South Smith. Otis, Lulu D. Brower. F. E. Clara W. Barnes. Boston Framington" MissOti«. Benedict. Xewark Miss Master eGo. Denniston. S14. & 5. 111. Mrs. D. Annette K. SI Hackrn»ack. X. J Peoria. G. Potts. Value Phila. B. Smith, & {.. Barnes, Mrs. P. Regular M. A. T B,_ B. H. Thacher. w. & ch.. J. jr.. Snow. Fitchburg Morrisrille. Vt. Boston Miss L. H. Somerville. Mass. Ed'th Potts. Washington A. Xeiss Booth. Haskell. Fitchburg Philadelphia c.uitr M. Whitehouse. Itover _ Boston ,r- "*££& Chas. II. Furber. Boston Elizabeth Miss Sarah L. Mrs.A.J.Yerkes. Germantown ''itt»bur£ Potts. Philadelphia M»biain* Epps. Indianapolis John Auburn Phtla. Miss Annie Mil* K. K |)„,V C*' Harold G. t'dell & w.. Pror. Mrs. C. J. Clcary. Miss Edith A. C. Rumney. N. Y. fXTRA1200, pure Fall Suits. Woodyard. Paris. 111. Julia A. Mac Adam. worsted, Mis* ! A. I>. Colburn. Sharon Miss Cleary. Auburn Henry B. Brice & m.. Josephine Church^ Daris. Paris. 111. KatherineN*. Auburn Hyde Park Montreal l>. P. Colburn. Sharon R. Clwrjr. Mrs. R. Providence ] J. Cummings Sc w.. N. Y. Annie L. Auburn P. Moseley. B. B. Mi,, K. VI. HojV M°mr«' Miss E.Pettee Colburn. Sharon H. W. Sc Cleary. Nichols. Newest the | Kennedy w., N. Y. G. Clear Auburn Hyde Park Thomas Philadelphia Patterns, Newest M„* Marion Anna Mary jr. E. A. Kilrert & w.. N. Y. including Renfrew. Kennedy. N. Y. C. \\ Mason. Feraald & w.. Somerville Miss Ed. O. Marshalltown Amy T. Kilrert 3c maid. ROBINHOOD Kenny. Boston C. H. Fi»her & Worcester Mi** Nabel INN. Mrs. M. F. w.f N. Y. of at Renfrew.f'0rchc,tcr Me. Bucker. Melrose Helen Cronwtn. HAMILTON Mrs. Geo. D. Shades Green the of Bailey Island. Mrs. F. H. Cambridge VILLA. Cummings. popular price Mis* E. Shirley, Louisrille F. E. C.off 8c w.. Tornnaton Mc. Miss F. Ihinhar .V w J. Matter Prop. Chebeacue Island, Cumm.ngs. Medford J** I\rchr,tani & N. Y. See adv. in another column.) Ml., A. I.oU..,r Holbrook Miss F. H. Baxter. Boston TEN DOLLARS. Barnstable R. A. Gans. X. Y. Mrs. R. D. Adams St Salem Geraldine Yan Da ** Minneapolis Clinton White & Boston d., Lenda. Mist M. N. Y. w., B. Kaiser. Miss Xancy Montr'I Llovd Yan Da Widmajrer. J. G. Cart. N. Y. Brooklyn McQuigg. Lenda. Boston Mist L. M. Farber. F. A. Fowler & w. Chicago Miss Houston. Montreal F. J. Boston John Cart. Orangeburg. Car. F. R. Yonkers Mrs. M. S. Baldwin, Montreal McLeary. of all warrant- K,*h- 8;"« Welletley Farms, Mast Pauline Cart. Casey. Miss Lucie Masson. Portland Large variety patterns »|S:K£\!:fe£r xT Mits Elizabeth H. Orangeburg. T. S. Rhode*. Yonkers Alexander Robertson, w & 2 ch. MillM ** S*raMargaret Fi.her. \ y ! Earl. Miss M. E. Miss Gertrude Arnold. Montr! Morrittown. X. V. Epps. Milford Miss C. D. Clark. Montreal Mtss M. Fi»hcr. v v" C. A. w Brooklyn S. Arnold. Montreal E. H. Furber. Weber, Sc f.. York. Pa. Miss M. L. Clark Miss M. F. C. Melrose ed fast sizes. ^T>J J- H.wnVlc. A f.„ Boston G. A. Brooklyn Snow. Alex Henderson & w.. all Libby I Mrs. Morton S. Lewis, Mead. White Plains M. Wilson. Xewark Miss Alice H. Gilbert. colors, Burdett Sc w.. Sprinfld Passaic, N. J. Mt. Vernon W. B. Porter. Xewark Mis* McGavin. X. Y. J. Mr,. M. E. Moore & j Elizabeth. N. J. Geo. W. Margaret Alex Henderson, jr.. d>r®°"th Miss Francet O. Smith. Donahue. Springfield II. B. Smith. Xewark Miss L. A. Rove. Xew York (•race Donahue. Passaic. N. J. Klizabet'i. X. T. Springfield Clare A. Eagles. Xewark Miss Helen Just. R. Hamis & sr.. Mi.. Alice T. W. & w.. Brooklyn Boston \Vhi,eheaould. W. G. Xichols. Frederick O'Gradjr, Mootrl Mrs. B. fiS^jSgft J. E. K. Browne. Hofyoke Troy Jr. J. Glothlin. Columbia CLEARANCE SALE. Brooklyn Mrs. Rhoda Nichols. Troy Cornelia E. Black. N. Y. Miss Miaa Jrstie Philadelphia K. J. Howe. Mt. Vernon Mary E. Glothlin. Miss Margaret Lautenbach. Miss A. E. Xichols. Troy Mrs. John Laughton. Montreal Columbia B^borouj^' G. C. Tyler. Brookline S. Fall River Miss Ella Last but there are William Buxbaum Philadelphia Miss Harrington. Rowe. Montreal Mrs. Carl M. Green. days, still good B^f.krt Mrs. T. Keene. Brookline J. A. Kerr. X. Y. Mrs. Sc 2 Everett Thomas. Miss Sucklmg ch., Washington. D. C. Tyler. Brookline Eli*. P. Montreal Oliver E. lots to close Brooklyn Alice Boston Xealy. Springfield Culbert & C, Ottawa out. «.TL"te5"- Miss Edtia L. Thomas. Bryant. M. F. Curley. Mrs. Mary Montreal C. F. G. F. Booth Sc X. Y. Springfield Massey. Eastman. N H. •A. 2rch*rd A. J. Stevrns. Philadelphia Mrs. Thomas E- Miss Eastman. N. H. J. Ryan j"^anInd'in Brooklyn R. H. Rudolph. Easton. Pa. M. Furlong. Mrs. James Muir. N. Y. E. Harrington. Springfield Montreal E R. But & sr.. Utica Mii °r^d H. Bridge. Augusta X. S. YoSnjr. v v* Miss Helen Muir. N. Y. Anns. Springfield Miss Emily Fraser, Mrs. E. II. Eastman. Littleton M?m O'Xeil. E. R. Sc w.t Boston Quebec v Miss Ma™ R. Davit. N. Y. Sharp E. Mennan & w.. Boston Miss Bissett. E. R. Xagle. v' W. G. Nesbit. Quebec Lancaster 3c sr.. N. Y. JJwi & X- Miss M. G. Van Chicopee C. L. Millhouse & f.. S. Bend Miss Annie T. L. 3c Outing Suits at M.m Jleai, Denburg. A. E. Pierce. X. Y. Billings. Spnngfld Berry w.. Baltimore S5.00 Mt. Vernon. N. Y. Mrs. X.G.Swimer. Westmount Miss Helen Luitweiler. Miss Grace-Berry. Baltimore Mrs. W. P. Barber. Margherita Pierce. N. Y. Miss A. S. Swiner. Westmount Mi** G Cofl n''Br{Jckton Bo*ton Allene Springfield T. I— Berry. Jr.. Baltimore Pants Evelyn Pierce. N. Y. Miss H. Swiner. Westmount Miss Lillian >. Outing S I >93 \ rt-M Elizabeth. N. Schramm. _ Y. F. H. Sisson 3c N. Mi*, M y lc',r*'h. Bo*ton > J. Ruth M. Pierce. N. W., Y. if fi Mist Barber, Elizabeth Y., Miss E. Manton. Bridgeport G. W. Smith St w., Springfield Miss M. A. Schroeder. N. Mr*. M. B. Hale. _ Y. A. F. Bayard jc w.„ W.Barnetl Miss M. H. Stanton. Bridgep't Mrs.Helen Montreal Franklin Cort & Newatk Khaki Pants at 50c '— Washington Miss M. I. Stanton. Bridgeport Miss Charlotte Bacon. M'treal E.H.Hayes, w. & a.. Plainfield Belmont Fairfax Mrs. L. W. Satterlee. Paterson Miss Grace MiU McCarthy Bayard. Washington CASCO BAY HOUSE. Kneen. Montreal Geo.Hutchinson A w.. Newton 50 on Mrs. R. Paterson S. w. and 75c Shirts at Mi*« p0r,!anV w.. Lawrence Ruth L. Lan* 'lontreal H. C. Smith tc w.. Brockton AUCOCISCO HOUSE. Miss Melcher. Mr*. Wm. A. Connellan. I Washington liss Rosamond Greenwood. Mary E. Yates. Xew Bedford Cliff Itland. Miss Ktttie A. Smith. Portland t. Josephine A.Slartin. Holyoke AMERICAN Lawrence I I. C. Yates. Xew Bedford Mrs. K. B. Batchelor.... Miss CLOTHING CO. Bessie M. P. ^"hwter Prop. McElwain. Reynolds. Portland Miss Marv Greenwoo«i. Law. Anna E Leahr B°"°n SallieJ*. Riley Williamsport fSee Adr. in another column.) Hoi Mass. Mrs. M. Utica. N*. ' _ yoke. Middle Baker, Y. Miss M. Alice Greenwood. S. S I.ulu Sloatman. Williamsport Mr*. R. H. Dim, Baltimore Mrs. M. D. 255 St., Portland, Maine* Richmond j Ralph Ro^rtwn. Manson. Brooklyn J. Murphy. Lawrence Montr^ Miss E. C. I«evin. Phila. Mi** Eleanor nigra. Baltimore Fes»enden D. Manson. xfenry Levin. Portland R. B'klyn Miss Emma Greenwood. Mi« Babe Roberta. L. Branford. jr.. X. Y. Mi** Caroline Digg*. Baltimore M. S. Emmons & w.. Miss Marv Lahey, X. Y. Lawrence K. K Farmer. X. Y. Richard H. Digg*. Jr.. Balto. _ _ Miss McCuiness. X. Y. ^®on,re*11 Worcester Mrs. Franklin Butler. Tr.. Mi*» Louise Sampson. Miss X. A. Spargo. Quincr Mary E. Reed. Baltimore Miss E. C. Emmons. O. W. Bi(wood, Portland Lawrence C. C. Earls. Copper Cliff Sophie A. Dow. Portland So. C*° ! Worcester White. Harpswell Mrt. Chat. Heath. N. Y. Katherine G. Hahn, Phila. Robert Burton. Baltimore Miss Nellie B. H. Brown & Dedham M.«Ann.McR?birUnt* Paine. Boston t v., Ca° Xettie L. Hahn. Phila. Mr*. L. M. Stanton. N. Y. H. C. Adams. Boston CLIPP Mi.« Rose Karoline II. Hahn. Phila. Mi** Dori* H. Stanton. N. Y. Andrew Anderson. Boston HOUSE. COTTAGE. Reddl?^nt- Mrs. JOHNSON Cliff Island W. Tait. Phita. T. Kemp Bartlett & I., Bait. H. V. Ennis, S. V. Island. Me. e Bailey Mr*. L. W. Southard... Els M. Tait. Phila. L. M. Stanton. N. Y. E. I. Howe. Boston H. P. Prop. L. M. Johnson Prop. Mis* Alma Concord. N. H Pnery. Glastonbury F. D. William* & w., Y. X. X. lt*s ' MAINE NOTES. t mi of M. C. Hattie Guild. Dfdham ™ C>mbrid£ himself In the undertow sank. Ada Hartsell, Newport Miss tecil *•>*'G. Adams Miss Helene Loretta Guild. IWhain ftg & f.. His Gihl. Stockholm Miss Helen companions thought he was jok- Miss Clara M. Chick. Wallace, Clinton new tS^gSJf-Wood- Rangeley's public library, built ing. but Miss Bashlln with a quick Cambridge SEASIDE at an expense of and Mrs. Norman M. Ward. COTTAGE. $10,700 fully paid realization of the young man's dan- Mr*. P. E. Cram fcr sum- MITCHELL & Orange. N. J. Prop. £®r- g« by contributions, largely by ger leaped into the water and grasp- PORTEOUS, BRAUN L. In Casco It haa no Bloom field John Hay k w., Worcester Bajr. houses up- ed by the citizens with well known so- Mr. Hal!. Dminc on PORTLAND SOUVENIRS. S. Metcalfe. MSteSftiSa. It. but Is a favorite resort of camp- women as Raymond l>r Andrew*, w. & ciety patronesses were in Worcester d., Worcestr ers and 1 C. H. »'• picnic parties. Several days Alrin R. 'vtcalfe. Worcester Morse & w.. Hanover c. it n.p* charge of the event which proved to be M. A. Compton. Trenton. N. ago a party held a clam bake there, a J ? , great social affair. The hall was l» W. Van Norton. Fall River Mi.. r.,Wf MW4*SSS?-*• ard It Is thought the fire started from vleavm villa. Miss V. Van handsomely decorated with American In fact—full stocks of all Mary Morton. embers left them. goods usually Fall Rirer by flags and bunting and the music for as. R a Folsom. Gloucester the was found in well De- >. R. dancing furnished by an or- appointed Metropolitan Markham. Peoria The Maine (tfl Central Railroad'* 12 chestra from the U. 8. regular army 8£jft£t». months' gross earning* from 1 bind from partment Store. M».1" *Mn'1 Cr0i»""- * * Irrin* M. Ohrijht. S V. f*c V!Vi*»'« Edith A. Ray. T!o«ton * n°*tf>n Isahel J. Ear. Boston fiertr»de L. Flaherty. yj«¥>a^.te iianiwm A w.f Sotnerrille * {ohn/Mtw C. Howes. Boston Chas. C Brown. fjffi THE MERRICONEA G HOUSE Udi A Mirtck. Boston MHfoH Mr. J. C. P. Mirick, f££! lU^ Medford Princeton >fyKg JMhr. SOUTH HARPSWELL, S;: i G. A. Waters. Boston Mr, a I Mi"i'iTr'i"*•*»"•"M,Vu.M c cfark U>',,,T,,n >Vt-i'r11fi. Qrrm*. J. B Daly. Boston Ver. CASCO BAY, '' M1" Morgan. SSm^1 Annie I.. BraMwi Portland Efhe! fireer. \ REV 6RAM1TB 1 y' MAINE. I Minnie Rose. Su#orn. &. Y. JJ'M Wi- m-*«* Miss F. B. Poote. Brooklyn Situated In on* of the ^JJSSX1 M rs A. IJ. Atone. Salem "y r" moit beautiful and sightly SPRING HOTEL Mias M. T. Smith. Salem k«,i. » i"; •pol« of CaacoBiy. Un- ***** l£5 C W. Brown A w. Dorchester • qualed boating and vi-^tfVS^Mta« P«tm»n. Mias M F Brown fishing facllltl««. ► yriAtf Dor cheater PHCt'i Uldllg, Hou— r#fofwt/vfIn *•** Trrohoti Brown. Dorr heater ins. tannic and a*oiu- _ ltd. >»* H**1"' *'•1c.JKt. 1 W • Lin* cUmhtn V ...... Iva around* for uee of J. Brown, Mr« Hill Prop Island, It. tit* bwt In Omn Rt| Ed. sgj^ora Ll con- Long pha-'Me1ro* j J. Sheldon, Boston luaifi. vary Bath room wH«r« f,.„1,H.T^ W-fW,'r nact«d. Can ba reached F. ftnw, I Proprietor. em Mj«t a mH HAMILTON COTTAOC. Sk t»y •utomoblla. A dallght* Thumton THE AMORDALK. ful Harry Utk. Iteribat __ »« H.fuwtHlk day* trip among fa- with tto bMt Ot trrmry- OifWtfvi YiImL K. Mzrirknck^Sr"-% # A moua A wall H** ■. fVamiltoa.. .Prop. i«fanda. ap- tktn*. MiMtor* Mr*. M. A. CWlwv, in pointed table and (S«« Adj. another column ) Wm J. L«t*J«7 A »., tfSVwi courte- fiiMr. !«on. f^Dt li l xSfir Clerttind Mrt. E. B. Bradbury, Auburn i Mm. Liwrnei, Phone 9006-11, PIERCE & ANDERSON. I Rat*• OH appiicaHon. ISLAND STEAMERS Much Like a Real Broadway Show Thia la," alao brought forth much CASCO BAY A HARPSWELL LINKS ai plauae and proved to be a medley of the la teat St«am«r« Luvt Custom House song-hit titles and author*. Wharf. Many thanks are due to Mr*. JV. A. Be McCandleaa and Mr. C. Sure To Get A Eilectiv* June ST. 1»M. Stanley for their In WEEK DAYS. Whipple part arranging the FROJ*^ PORTLAND— music; to Mr. H. M. Hoiiuea. who aa To Forest atage carpenter planned sever- Souvenir City L4|. (Peak* Island)—5.45, Plate. The Down al C40. 7.45. a. m_ Town 9.00, 10.30 12.15. Store. unique stage effecta, the 1.15. 2.00, including ft-OO. ft. 4.15, ft-20. 15, 7-30. ftOU. K30. 9.30 p. m. moon scene, and to Miaa C. Baxter To 10-30 a. Costing's Island—ft.40, 7.45, m., and Miaa Nan Von for Every visitor to the should 13.15, 1.15. 4.15. ft 15. a SO p. m. Harten, the city To Little and Great Diamond Islands, Tr*-1 clever dance numbera. Mr. R. F. secure one fethen's and of our artistic souvenir Em|rttn Landings (Peak's Page acted aa custodian of properties. Island)—>5.45, ft45. 9.00, 10.30 a. m.. 12.15, At the end of the first act as a 11&. 4.15. ft30. ft. 15, &00 p. m. Mr. plates reminder of pleasant To Ponce's Landing (Lone Island)—*5.45. out Thomaa made a brief and well word- ft45, 9lOO. *9.30. 10.30 a. m.. Hammocks at cost and 12.15, xLlO, 2.15. Closing ed speech In which he announced that days spent by the shores of Casco 4.1ft, *5.30, 5.30. ft 15. &00 p. m. To the voluntary contributions Donghtjr's Landing I Long Island)—a5.45, less. Some good ones at $1.50, $2.00 and collected Bay. The three best ones are ft.4ft. 9.00. 10.90 a m., 215, 5^0. ft 15 p. m. at the close of the entertainment the * To Cleave*s Ldg. (Long Island)—5.45, 6.45, would be donated to the 10 30 a. m., 2.15. 5.30 p. m. $2.50 that sold up to $4.00 and $5.00. Harpswell Longfellow Plate at fifty cents, the To Little Cbebeague Island—ft. 45, 10J0 Library Association. It was after- a m., 2.1ft, &J0 p. m. wards learned that this fund amount- '•Pearl of Orr's Island" at To Cliff Island. Jenki and Central Landings thirty- Also about 100 Piazza Rockers at 1-3 ed to forty-five dollars, a en- (Great Chebtagae). South Harps\»cll, Bailey s very five cents, and the new and Orr's Islands—ft.00, 9.3U a. m., 1.30, couraging sum for such efforts on the Portland 6.30 m. p. from part of an untrained The To Eastern Landing (Great regular prices. company. souvenir plate at cents. Cbebeague)— prettily was twenty-fjve «.«». 9.30, 10.00 a m.. 1.30. 5.00 p. m. arranged scenery the To Sunset Ldg.(Great Cbebeague). Cousin's, work of Miss Mary McCandless. We believe this last named will Littlejohn's, Buttin's Six Grade at Islands, South Freeport, High Refrigerators The cast of characters follows: Mere Point, Birch Island, Harpswell Centre— prove one of the most 10.00 a. m., 5.00 p. m. Bong Bogey, a rebellious chief, popular prices that will surprise you. Come in and RETURN. H. M. Holmes plates we have ever handled. TO PORTLAND— look them over. Ilo-Uo, his daughter, Zelia Hall From Forest City Landing (Peaks Island)— La!apaIooaa, queen of Mindoro, Fir 6.15. TJSO. 8-13. 9.30. 10.40. 11.00 a. m.. 12.35. Margaretta McCandless Fragrant Pillows at 50 cents each. 200. -,.3U. 3.30, 4.45, 5.40. 6.30, 8.00, 8.00. 10.30 p.m. Belvldere and Huncamunca, her From Cashing'* Island—7.00, 8.00, 10.45 daughters. а. m.. 12.45, 1.45. 4.35. 6.40. 0.00 p. m. From Little Diamond Dorothy Hubbard. Alice McCandless Island—6.15, 7.20, Flora 8.30. 10.30 a. m„ 12.15, 1.25, 4.15, 5.25, 7.15. Tewkesbury, the Governor's 0.15 p. m. daughter, Helen Baxter From Great Diamond Island—6.10, 7.45, Col. Martin Flanagan. U. S. 8.25. 10.25 a. m.. 12.10, L20, 4.10. 5J20, 7J0, A., T. F. O io p. m. W. A. McCandless. Jr. FOSS & From SONS, Trefethen's Landing (Peaks Island)— Perclval Perkins, a sales- б.CG. 7.10, 8.20. 10.20 a. traveling m.. 12.06, 1.15, 4.06, man, 5.15. 7.05. 0.05 p. m. J. P. Thomas Complete Housefurnishers. Monument From Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island)— JOHNSTON-BAILEY Phillpplno Maidens—Misses Helen Square. 600, 7.06. 8.15. 10.15 a. m.. 12.00 noon. 1.10. CO., Dunbar. Grace Ruth Mc- COO. 5.10. 7.00, 9.00 p. m. Jones. From Ponce's Landing (Long Island)—5.50, NEAR P08T OFFICE. Candless. Catherine Paul. Lena 655. 8.06. 10.05, xll.OO. 11.50 a. m., LOO. Paul. Nan Dorothy Rose. Von weeks' at the Island *3.45, 3.50. 5.00, X6.05, 650. 8.50 p. m. Harten. sojourn View. From Doughty's Landing (Long Island)— 190-192 Middle Miss M. E. Sutherland and Miss B.4o, 0.45, 7.55, 0.55. 11.40 a. m.. 640 St.. Portland, Me. 3.40, A. C. p. m. Sutherland of Jamaica Plain. From Cleave's Landing (Long Island)—640, HILL .Mass.. who have been enjoying their 7.50, 11.35 a. m.. 3.35, 635 D. m. CREST. vacation here, return tomorrow after From Little Chebeague Island—7.45. 11.30 tie Tut llm bos. a of а. m.. 3.30. 690 p. m. THE AOVANCING stay several week*. From CUfi 10.35 a. SEASON FINOS Island—x6.55, m.. 3.15, Miss Ethel S. of &S5 p. m. CHEBEAGUE HOTEL FILLED Chrlstopherson Th«r* are several aperies of From Jenk's Landing (Great Chebeague)— Cilftondale. Mass., Miss Jennie B. Bah. reptile* and invert* that nev- AS EVER. er 645, 10.25 a. m., 3.05, 5.25 p. m. Raddin of Lynn, Mass., and Miss Ella sleep during the whole of their From Central I existence. styling (Great Chebeague)— M. Raddin of Among fl*h it b posi- б.SO, 10.10 a. m., 2.50. 5.15 m. Maiden, Mass., are tively known p. Dow & An Enjoyable Musicale Given In The that pike From Eastern Landing (Great Chebeague)— Pinkham, among the late arrivals here. Mis? ■id goldfish at no time sleep: also 7.1<">. 9.55 a. m.. 5.00 m. Hotel that there are 2.35, p. Parlors Sunday Evening. E. M. Raddin was a guest hero last other member* of From South 0.30 a. the ftsh Harp swell—6.05. a., FIRE summer family that aleep only a 110. 4.35 m. INSURANCE, Recent Arrivals. and brings two of her friends few minute* p. 35 during the eour*e of FYotn 11 Island (Mackerel Exchange St., Portland, Me. with her this season. • month. There are various alley's Core)— While a spe- #t50 a. m., (fork's a. m., 1.55, large number of the guests that n> ver In Ldg.)—9.10 HeUlt and Stmudt Frtftrty Miss M. eJ** indulge eS 50 a. m. H. N. PINKHAM. who hare been Mary Craig and Miss Ma- i •lumber, and five of ser- imturtd in tk* stopping here, left this specie* From Orr's 0.00 a. m., Ueding c—mfuin. H. W. SUSSK F. C. bel G. Green of River pent* alao that do not Island—5.30, 1.45, RAUT. HL'SSEY. past as ar- Point. R. I., sleep. CIO p. m. week, equally many have j and Miss Mabel L. Taylor and Eliza- From Sunset Ldg. (Great Chebeague)—7.40 rived, and the hotel quarters as well a 3.10 m. * as beth E. of an«i m., p. several outside cottage rooms Tweedley Phoenix From Cousin's Island—7.25 a. m., 2.55 m. R. p. William which Mr. Hamilton has been Cranston. I., respectively, have From Littlejohn's Isld.—7.20 a. m., 250 p. m. Senter & Co. forced ALWAYS OPEN FOR \ to been sojourning hero for tLt From Bustin's Island—6.45 a. m., 2.15 p.m. engage, are entirely filled. Most past From South a. week. Freeport—6.25 m., 1.55 p. m. , cf the new coming guests are from From Freeport—6.25 a. m., 1.55 p. m. JEWELERS, YOU New York or Other arrivals of the are: From Mere Point—5.50 a. m.. 1.20 m. Boston, bringing up the past week p. 51 Me. Miss From Birch Island—5.45 a.m., L15 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, already Targe quota from those cities. Elizabeth O. Cody and M'ss From Ctr.—5.30 1.00 m. MOM SPA Harpsvell a. ra.. p. Ckmrtt, Se*v*Htr S/fcnt, A considerable percentage of the Mary J. Lewis of Salem, Mass ; Miss HMMIT. SUNDAYS. I'irm* »f Portland and I 'utnity guests now at the hotel are Elizabeth D. B*i'.m.:n cf Cohass-et, MONUMENT SQUARE. *KVJM l'UKl LA.NU— enjoying Hill Crest life for the first time. The Mass., and Miss Ra:b?l L. Vphaiu of To Forest City Landing (Peaks Island)— recent long continued has Melrose, Mass. *45. 7.45. a. m.. dry spell ©.00, 10.00, 11A) 1220. 1.30. given 1.00. 3.00, 4.00, 4.45, 8.0«, 8 00. 7.^0. 8.36 p. m. splendid proof of the excellence Mr. Frank Hayden of Worcester, TO RENT To 1*1 and—7.40 a. ot the Cuahing's 9.00, 10.00 m., hotel water supply as at all Mass.. arrives Sunday to spend bis 12.20, 2.00. 4.45. 7.3U p. m. times 7 Room Cottage, 4 sleeping., rooms. To Little and Great there has been an ample quan- vacation with Mrs. Hayden and his ; Diamond Islands, Tre- All fully furnished and carpeted. Will let hen's and Evergreen Landings (Peak's Isld.) tity for all purposes, whereas at daughter Elizabeth, who have been —8.45. 8.15. 1030 a. m., of accommodate large family. Water and 12^0, 1.30, 8.00, 4.00, many the hotels and cottages on sojourning here most of August. Mr. &00. 0.OO| #.90 p iff sanitary arrangements In boose. Lo To the island the water has gotten dan- and Mrs. Hayden have Poncf's Landing (Long Island)—6.45, spent part cation and view excellent. 8.15. *9.00, *l0.067 l0.30 a. m.. 1220. L30, gerously low. Though, of _*our-ie, of every summer here for Sve 3 years. *2 00, (10, 4.00. 0.60. *5.45, 0.00, 730 p. m. the end of see Mnr Tkt N«ck. S«vth To August will a Treat Harptwall. Dolor's Landing (Long Island—8.45, rush of home to Mrs. Csrrls L. 9.0*71030 a. m., 12.20, 130, 300, 4.00, going summer people, Apply Bibber, tl5.U». 6 (jo p. m. there will remain as many as sixty SUMMIT HOUSE. Bailey Itland, Me. m To Ueate'i Landing (Long Island)—9.00. guests at this house until 1ft 30 i, in.. 1.30. 5.00 p. xxx. September Take or when To Little 10.30 a. Home 11th, Proprietor Hamil- Cke^eague—9.00. a.. 1.30. CHEBEAGUE RE80RT HA8 REC- I ft.00 p. m. ton will in all probability close the FOR SALE. v__ To Cliff Island. South ORD WEEK WITH EIGHTY-SIX Harpswell. Bailey's doors of his house. The usual num- 28 and Orr's 10.00 a. A ft. Sailing 81oop with cuddy. Islands—9.00, m., I.w, bottle of "HAYMAKE" SILVER- ber GUE8T8. 8.45 p. m. of fishing parties have been go- Staunch and in excellent condition. To I out Jenk's Landing (Great Chcbeague)—9.00 BRIGHT, 10c and 25c. It cleans and ing during the week but no Has new horse power motor. For a. m 2.00. 545 p. m. notable catches have been Mention Of Arrivals And To Central Landing (Great Chcbeague)— recorded, Departures further particulars. silver and ware In the matter 9.00. ia00 a. ra.. 200. 5.45 p. m. polishes plated except of dog fish which Of Last Few Days. Address E Lock Box Land easily, 4. To Eastern ng (Great Chebcague)— are unusually thick this summer. 8.00, 10 <<0 a. m 2.00/5.00 p. m. and It Ou The Summit House broke its rec- BAILEY ISLAND. To Sunset quickly always satisfactorily. Sunday evening in the hotel par- Ldg.(Great Chebeague), Cousin's, ord last week in the number of Littlejohn's, Bus tin's islands. South Freeport. never lors a delightful musicale was given scratches. guests entertained at one time. Mrs. Mere Point, Birch Island, and Harpswell Ctr. by a number of artists stopping at —10.00 a. m., 5.00 p. m. Clinton Hamilton, the was Cottage On Ocean the hotel, assisted by some of the cot- proprietor, Short, hard pressed for room in her a—Stops on notice to Purser to Leave Pas- tagers. Although we have not the capa- | sengers. cious dining hall, but by skilful man- > 7 rooms, Charles N. complete program at hand the follow- fireplace, fully furnished, 4 x—Express. Paint agement succeeded In 3eatin£ the acres for c—Via Orr's Island. Pay Company, ing were among those who kindly ap- woods, 975 August, $60 for eighty-six with comfort to all. Additional trip on Wednesdays and Satur- 8 FREE PORTLAND, MAINE. peared:—Mrs. W. F. A. Engel of July. Especially attractive. In- 10.00 p. m.—For Forest STREET, | of on days. City Lsnding Springfield, rendered two vocal i Mrs. W. M. Simpson, sons Ken- quire owner premises. (Peaks Little and Great Diamond selec- Island), tions most neth M. and Martin and Islands. Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings ably; Miss Marjorie Holmes Simpson, ; N. E8TABROOK. (Peaks Island). Ponce's and Itoughty's Land- of Newton, played a piano solo in an daughter. Miss Beth Simpson of Mai- i ings (Long Islands;. This does not re- trip artistic manner; Mr. Harry Cooke den, Mass., returned home the first turn to Portland. bases was exhibited. President Taft of Newton sang in his pleasing tenor of the week after an enjoyable two G. W. BEYER. Gen. Mgr. j Rent regrets that be was unable to voice two light opera selections which weeks' stay. The Simpsons have*' be present with his brothers in beef. \*tre enthusiastically receive:!, while sojourned here in former seasons tnd On to the Islands call at j This the Portland your way several other numbers were have made many friends on the is- : Thurslay under- enjoyed. takers' association will Walter C. Rogers of Dorchester acted land by whom their early departure i enjoy their F. A annual picnic at the JACKSON'S as in his is much grove here, and A BIT OF BAILEY'S PAST. to the pines. The rebels accompanist usual excellent regretted. a 8 Portland beholding large supply of lob-uers and clams Pier, what appeared to them to be a large style. It is to be hoped that other Among the late arrivals are Miss have been gathered for the last rites Next to Custom House Wharf. body of armed men, turned their affairs of a similar nature may be Elsie M. Cook and Miss Florence C. (Continued from first page.) Among the late arrivals at For your Fruit, etc. boats about and hastened back to arranged before the season ends, as Cook, with their cousin, Miss Ida M. the Confectionery, Cigars, j house are Mr. K. B. the Tallahassee, which soon weighed many persons of musical ability nre Haynes of Worcester. Mass. The I Wright and —Prompt attention. family of St. It was at a time when all the male anchor and sailed south. Later she among the guests at the Hill Crest, Misses Cook sojourned here last sum- Lambert. Quebec; If. H. Cornell of population of tbe island were away safely ran the blockading squadron and in conjunction with the cottage mer. but this is Miss llayne*' first Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. DON'T FORQET THE S. C. Harvey of flthing, with the exception of one old and entered Wilmington. This colony some most excellent programs summer in Maine. Khort Hills. N. J.; ship ('has. C. Brown man, who was more or less of a *as formerly the blockade could be arranged. of Maiden and Mrs. LUNCH runner Mr. Charles H. Furber of Boston, I A. CART the women were The C. Clark of Whitman, Mass. cripple. Thus alone, Atlanta. Tuesday and Friday evening who has been staying here, has de- The only one on Peak Island, Near as an- | and the rebel privateer dropped The little pen and ink sketch with dances under the direction of Walter the on the Kink. Best of food. lighted guests several occa- Skating Qakk- j chor between Ragged and Pond Is- this article, is of the old wharf at the Rogers are proving with the sions SHILOH YACHT est service. popular by his unusually rich bass I RETURN8. lands, a panic of fear seized them, northwest corner of Mackerel Cove. people of the house, the dance order voice. for they had all heard of the Talla- This is the second oldest on being varied with the pier the Germans, J.an- Mr. and Mrs. Udell and DOW & KENNEDY. cers j George | (Continued from first hassee. and has been until the and other dances. : page.) Island, last son, Mr. Harold O. Udell of Provl- The old man, the hero of the occa- few years, the of A headquarters the glance at the register shon-g dence, R. I., came Sunday morning sion, ordered all the women to dress lobster business. anchor Until about four among guest* of recent arrival Dr. to stay this week. dropped in Portland Harbor In their husband's then or five clothing, years ago "short lobsters" and Mrs. E. Peabody Gerry of Ja- 1 early Tuesday morning, coming di- atlcks were Mr. Arthur D. Colburn. Mr. Dwight arming them with long of too easily obtained, and al- maica Plain. Dr. who a rect from the African coast Gerry, Is P. Colburn and Miss Emma P. Col- in 110 TEA HOUSE wood, he marched this motley band though the wardens were very active retired physician of Jamaica j days from the Cape of Good Plain, burn of Sharon. arrived on Hope. Into the and through them to and on the could for a Mass., The Coronet shows and pines alert, they never stopped considerable time here evidence of hav- beach near Monday last for a two weeks' so- tbo edge of tbe sandy And evidence to convict; for as soon earlier In the season, and has ret im- | ing undergone a barn- This is their first season long voyage, the Robin Hood Inn. Here as a warden or journ. acles TENNIS COUR1 present strange boat was ed to prolong his vacation at the and seaweed extend to h*»r water be so that the here. stationed bis troop, sighted "off the Island." a small Amer- house. For the past two weeks Dr. line, and she is battered and si »-ed sticks from the ican was Other arrivals of the past week at from her thrust out trees, ap- flag raised over one of the and Mrs. Gerry have been stopping conflicts with the waves, be? BEACH HAVEN like rifles from the beach. little flsh on the Summit are:—Mr. W. T. Broome she FARM, peared houses this wharf, at at the Cloyester on Cape Elizabeth. met with no serious mishap and is During this time the gunboat had the sight of which all the oi Norfolk. Va.; Mrs. L. Handel and . good for Orrs Island, Maine. lobstermen Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gieason of many voyages yet. It was lowered Its crew Into the small took and were thus daughter. Miss A. C. Handel of Flat- warning prepar- Newton, arrived Saturday for the re- j understood, although no one could be as neared the ed when bush. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. < boats, and they beach, the ofllclals arrived. Even mainder of August. Mr. Gieason Is induced to make a direct statement of the old man his cane the wardens knew Snow and Mr. R. M. Snow of /.rllng- fact, that the onn i.ir 1st. leaning upon themselves, of this with the Green Fuel Economizer Co., Coronet will be at once at shouted a warn- but there ton Heights. Mass.; Mrs. Basil K. the water's edge signal, was no law which at 141 Milk Boston. overhauled and put in first class Street, Otis ; ing to keep away under penalty of could compel a citizen of the and Miss Otis of Peoria. III., and shape. It is United Mr. H. W. Huntington of Haver- recalled that she was ro- and at same time States to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Thacher of Som- death, the pointed lower the flag, so the little paired at Rockland several years hill la paying his first visit to the Mass. ago flag always greeted the erville, prior to a cruise, and It Is wardens, and Hill Crest. Mr. Huntington is the conjectured everybody was willing to shake that she hands Haverhill of the Na- may again go there, though snd make them representative as feel at home. previously stated, this cannot ba The tional Biscuit Co. CASCO BAY HOUSE, past Ave years the lobstermen either confirmed or denied. have Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Drayton combined Interests, with the re- Shlloh is evidently the destination —FOR TOURISTS sult that all have of Natlck, Mass., are enjoying their REGISTER 8HOW8 CAPACITY of agreed to cease the Mr. Bandford, and It would surprise "short" fourth season here. Mr. Drayton business, and as their word NUMBER OF GUE8T8; BOOK- no one If he should go there and at Is "shorts" Is a representative of the Smith-Dove TO law, at the present time INGS COMPLETELY TAKEN once assume control of the affairs of TAKE -4 are an linen thread HOME unknown quantltjr on Bal- manufacturing company, the colony on the hill top. Of the atti- with mill* at Mass. INTO SEPTEMBER. Andover, tude which he will maintain toward Mr. William Buxbaum la one of hie enemies snd what more Picnic Of New Fat will ha the old guests here, this being his England Men; made in the actions now MINDOROA GREAT SUCCESS. legal pending tenth summer to spend his vacation Portland Undertakers' Outing nothing can be learned. at Chebeague. Mr. Buxbaum la In Fre.hly Filled (Continued from first Here Thursday. pace.) the architect's department of the 47c Guests are NEEDED PROTECTION. Fir Balsam Pillows Charlestown Navy Yard. constantly being turned was "Ton can away at this hotel, and the prospects A Box of Gum lb. 50c cry yob-boh," as Manx Spruce 1-4 by the Iff that th* accommodations wilj governor and fnll company. Fire Inmiranc* Is not only needed Vwy Choice Grade. Other continue to be taken until Into clerer song bite were "Some- ISLAND VIEW C0TTA6E. Sep- protection on the Cssco Bay 18c tember. On last the lalands, View Books of Portland 10c md thing Always Doing In the Lives of Saturday plrnlr It Is go necessary to th*s tn»»rj of Public of the New England Fat Men's Asso- 10c doisn Men." tang by mind of property JWW1 tM It fi Pott Cards, the Best, Perkins; POPULAR CHEBEAOUE BOARDING ciation was held and 450 of 'We're "Wallowing In Crime; We're here, surprising If one '.