— — ...... * «_i_ VOL. XV. NO. 5. f.siahi.ishki. l'.'Ol 1 MAINE, mailnatter avo. is. i».2and< PORTLAND, THURSDAY,7 JULY 22,^ 1915. I JUNE ^-8EC°nuclass 23, 191.>, AT THE POST OFFICE AI P JUTLAND MAINE, i prick 1FIVE 1 ▼ AJ CENTSU»

the grounds came out from their-shel- at ters of Chebeague Pageant Bailey Pageant Given . sheds and barns and tents and cottages and took- their places, and THIS LARGE ISLAND HAD MANY LIBRARY HALL WILL BE THE new arrivals also secured their seats. DESPITE FROWNING SKIES AND GUESTS OVER WEEK END. SCENE' OF BRILLIANT AFFAIR. Governor Curtis and WATER SOAKED GROUNDS. Mayor Ingraham WHY Rear Admiral NOT HAVE ^and Peary occupied The Social Affairs of Interest to Island Young People Are All Taking boxes. Postmaster Oscar L. Magnificent Spectacle Somewhat Less- Wish, Here. Part. representing President Wilson People ened By Almost and Impossible ("lata Louise Burn ha in • and party were Mr. S. W. Gass and his who The Pageant and Mlnsirei Show to Weather. wife, among the prominent be given on 23 or 24 at people present. are spending the summer at the Mas- July Library the the Hall will Despite displeasure of Jupiter Among picturesque events of the COMFORTABLE COUCH sachusetts are be the most ambitious per- colony, entertaining Pluvius which was .made manifest in pageant was the shipwreck of their friend. Miss Holcomb formance ever attempted on Bailey Josephine thre£ showers, om? of'them of great off the shores of CneueagUo island, of Mass. On last Island. The musicians, singers and Worcester, Sunday severity, the big Greek pageant at when through the interposition of Mi- Mr. L. dancers are working daily under the H. Gass and Mr. S. \Y. Gais Great Chebeague was produced Satur- nerva he was saved, aided by Nausi- left for direction of Mr. Robert Dempster, the their home in Brookfield, day in conditions almost the worst | eaa, and given royal welcome to the where their sir:.- originator, and will show the fine re- i HAMMOCK Mass., business is that could have been devised court of King Alcinous. Another was by any a ted. sults of hiaskillful Instructions. Miss ill wisher, but with a magnificence I the presentation of Greek games in the Mabell Dodbson of Chicago and Mr. on Among recent guests at the EaAt'i and display of art the result of ingen- court of the king, when the your Piazza or Lawn when can Thomas "W. Estabrook of Berlin, N. victors, Cottage you buy End colony are Mr. and Mrs. H. A.I ious conception and effective training [ were crowned with laurel wreaths by H.," are assisting Mr. a one for at Billings of Hopedale, Mass., who are1 Dempster such as to bring .Miss Virginia Tanner, Nausicaa in true Greek fashion. The $6.59? Others 7.59, 8.50 and 12.00. great deal in the first Mr. and Mrs. producing part the author of the pageant, under whose crowns of victory were won- Allan visiting Henry C. of by Rob-J the Minstrel, and the Misses direction it was with a inson at their pleasant cottage here. I produced, and to the Rowe, running broad jump of Frames 3.50 and Adams are with the or 4.50. Awnings 5.00. Also Lawn helping forty committee of the Congress Square As- 18 feet 8 inches: by R. A. Leavitt, who Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hansen and more children who will be used in the sociates in charge of its production threw the discus So feet, and by at 4.50. Lawn Settees at 1.25 a Swings and Com- many sincere compliments. Wilder Nash and Ross Hertz, winners plete Line of Porch Furniture. Never probably, has a pageant, with of two races. all its dances and its acting, been pro- Among the highly dramatic situa- tions R. duced under like conditions. Follow- were the scene wherein U.lysses BFR.IG FR. A TOR. S ing a shower of almost an hour's dura- overcame the magic power of the en- tion, the won performers walked >t and chantress, ai}d (lie delivery "The Kind That Save Ice." $7.95 up. Cash or Terms. Circe, Kasy danced over ground so completely of his men; the mourning of Penelope SI Down, Balance SI soaked that they sank in water at for her long lost husband,' his unex- every st6p. The beauty of the dances pected return in the disguise of a beg- on such a surface struck wonder to the gar and his slaving of the suitors for p hundreds of spectators. The pageant his "wife's hand. To this scene was R. was replete with striking scenes and added a bit of real tragedy when the S. DAVIS CO. moments" of keeh dramatic 'interest, suitors haft. to drop dead in several COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS and re'ally -lost little of its magnifi- inches of water. cence .• The Cor, and F. E. HASKELL' through the fact that colons in setting was very picturesque Exchange Federal Sts. Pr«s. costumes and decorations had run and and truly classic. The big, green \g\ mingled freely. stage was backed by Doric pillars, The showers passed overt repeated beautifully draped, and was furnished themselves three times and finally ^he with classic chairs, couches, incense sun shone once more. Almost two urns, etc. The beach and. waters of hours after the scheduled time the the bay just beyond furnished a line pel formers and spectators- already cn (Continued on page 2.)

Scene at Deer Point, Chebeague. I aiuui ) Slalanh ISnuae their two children, Mr. and Mrs. CI. A. Pageant. More than sixty-five per- •Degagne and child and Mr. Will Ca- sons will participate in the pageant. £. pen. all of Portland, are occupying Miss Marjorie Johnson has been cho- Hunt?. 4Haita0*r the Albert Grannell cottage until the sen to represent "Peace" and will #, first of August when they will re- a beautiful certainly present picture. {feaka 3in Until : : (Casro turn to their homes. ! are being made by the 1Bat>\ fHatn* W •" A keen appreciater of Cbebeague i--> "i tOur cOlitparity 6t "Portland, artei a X ^ V- & -Zi- Julw Suit Sale 1 Master Hallatn King, who is visiting very beautiful design made by Mr. Mr. C. H. Roberts at his in 'Dempster. Mrs. Clara Louise Burn- We find that we have cottage NOW OPEN about two tlie Massachusetts colony. ham is superintending the stage dec- orations which will be ela- hundred Summer Suits which we have A recent guest at 'Tnquitv Villa", extremely for borate and car- Famous years the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A. elegant. Competent divided penters are into two Lots for this sale. H. Grossman. is Miss Bertha Meserve busy enlarging the stage for its liberal man- of the hall in order to ac- of Allston. Mass., who arrived here have better comodations for the in the early part of the week. many partici- agement, superb lo pants. The seats are all reserved and Lot No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Wa- cation and Berry it would be advisable to procure them fine tertown, Mass., and Mrs. E. J. Boyn- immediately because the hall will not Rogers Peets Sincerity and Talbo ton of Worcester are at the shore dinners. Ev- visiting accomodate a very large number. Berry cottage which Mr. and Mrs. | Hand Tailored clothes that sold for The proceeds are to be devoted modern. $25, George S. Hicks are for erything occupying solely to developing the grounds sur- $22.50 and now the summer. $20, rounding the library, making them Special orchestra. Mr. A. L». Butler and Mr. Alden P. into a delightful small civic park Accommodates 500. Marsh, both of Boston, are spending which will surely be a delight not on- $14 50 their two weeks' vacation with their ly to the resident Islanders but also Rates, booklets and wives, who are occupying the Cod- to the ever Mowing stream of summer ding cottage for the summer months. guests. Arrangemtnts will lie made floor plans on ap- Lot No. 2 Mr. Marsh upon the expiration of to bring parties from all neighboring his vacation will return to his busi- islands and return them that night, plication. Talbot $15 Snits, all sizes, now ness, being employed by the Boston giving all a chance to make them- Elevated Company. selves known with flie beauties Mrs. Agnes MacDonald of Port- and charms of the island itself. $10.50 land. a former native of the island, is We can give our heartiest rec- now here for a visit. Slip is visiting ommendations for this Pageant, for 18s™?'v" AStW CAFE her Mr. we place much faith in the of sS1"-' father, Truman Johnson at ability -MAINE'S her old home. Mr. Dempster and Mrs. Burnhani, who FINEST AND MOST SANITARY RESTAURANT have accomplished similar and more Mrs. Frank Bennett, has as guests Finest 25c Dinner Served in This difficult things in other City at her house this week her places. Combination Meal' 2,"> friend, every day cjnts. Turkey Dinner Sunday !>0 cents. We are to serve Sea Foo I prepared Mrs. Fred Pingree and her children, in any style. Handy to Electrics. Few minutes walk from steamboat all from Boston, Mass. wharf. Privite dininir rojms for Ladies and Gentlemen V* .... I* * »» 44 e ri .« ...... v. llCIIIICtl «/l 1 IM II it JOEC 26-28 Monument Sq.f Portland, Me. <(1111, N"_A.. CLAITY, well known former, "all year rouni" Peaks Island House resident, is again visiting the island on which she spent seventy happy MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF INTER- years of her 1 ifr». She is enter- being EST ARE OCCURRING. tained hy Mrs. Martha K. Hamilton at her home here. Dance Was Given in Honor of Boston Of the Hostonians on the isla.ld Yacht Club. can be numbered Mr. and Mrs. C'a'ol This large hotel lias What Curit and son Joseph. They are vis- been the scene Are of You to much Do with Mr. Carol gayety. On last iting Curit's father, Monday Going Mr. \V. .1. at his night a special dance was held in the C'nrit, home here, hotel rooms in honor of the Boston Mrs. J. Morgan Ash has as recent Yacht Club. The affair was a brilliant house-guests this week Mrs. WillUm success, many hotel as well as DAK C. people With Watt and her daughter KUnore of the That yachtsmen and Old attended Table? enjoyed Philadelphia, Penn., who arrived y}«- this social evening. The Boston terday for a short stay after which Club annually visits Portland and Joins You they will continue their to might, sell it to secondhand journey in a cruise with our local club and ON their summer in store—or break it up for wood. camp Maine. for many years past the club has Mr. Pinckney Morris and his made its Portland You can piake it as bright and daigh- anchorage ground te'r. Miss Helen both of near Forest good as new with Morris, Phla- City Landing. This is be- HRAODON'S cause NBWBR1TK delphia, Penn., are the guests for wo they well know that this hotel VARNISH in YOUR weeks of Mrs. T. B. Stenhouse at ler quality of entertainment and of 'NKVVHRITK VARNISH will renew charming cottage on Artists Pont. food, can nowhere In the bay be sur- and please you beyond expression. Mrs. Stenhouse is also entertainng passed. Tuesday noon the Maine Re- her little daughter's M-ss tail Shoe Merchants' Association had Cost, is slight. 15c can will do two friend, Margaret Hamilton, who Is their first banquet as an organization. VACATION or spendhg three chairs. After the summer with her parents at Oifs a beautiful sail around the Island. islands of the Hay they came to the Hotel for an din- The many friends of Mrs. Romaine especially prepared We'll ner by Manager Ralph E, Howe. supply you Keyser of Oermantown, I'ettn., fill The menu M. F. Bragdon Paint Co. be pleased to know that she is tow was as follows: with the material lorated as permanently a sumfier Steamed Clam* St.—47 resident of the Island. She has re- Clam llotiillon Drawn Holler 47—Exchange cently the old l.ot»*ter Stew and and acquired Littloleld Olive* develop Beautiful Home Talks Homestead and R.nli*lte* Portland, Maine much of the Air- linked l'c»iot»*cot River Sainton roundlng land. Mrs. Keyser wA a ( I'eak* I*lanBailey Island, natn*. I A'rAL9STORE third season on Bailey Island at their * Service First. We are Mocked with the Thl pop'-'a- h«ardlPK Vonre vx hd'tk best in Meats and Groceries. superb little cottage the fiist to open its do > s for the entri- Kre^h Ga dni %. Woodbine and "Spray". Veutt "Me* in Staton. auto Cottages. tainli'K of vu>hi*. L v-li..n in»r and the hnid of the famous Mack*r« I C v. J Fireplace Wooa. line f ^ In of the fact that this season * complete Ci'assware and £ spite to Mr. at The h mbtra are ici Crockery. Thursday help Dempster l.r«e ly fi.rmsh'U * is not considered to be. as good this and I ave ocean view. Fine table suppii -«l Chebeague. tne bwt obtainable. year at most houses ia .the Bay, on ^ will) Bathi. k, bo«t- | Bailey Island, Me. * Mrs. E. Z. injr and Ittshlnifc near the house. un- * Tel. 8011-2 account of the Anthony,' the leader of Open * recent' disagreeable til Oc'ober 1 Combination b«-»v> the- New Thought church in New dinner* <1 weather, the Woodbine has found daily. Including Lobster. Clams and meat. ***************************************************** York, and Mrs. S. A. Elberson will Rates circulate on plenty of congenial summer people go and application. Tel. 615 to the who know the quality of Mrs. Sinnett's Panama Exposition by auto this summer. board, to patronize it. On the ve- randa of the After a at THE cottages, the most fas- very delightful visit JOHNSON H. F. tidious of people who in cool Mrs. Alia Wells' Mrs. JOHNSON, Proprietor delight cottage, Sydney AND bah,lfej¥0'^0A^i | breezes could enjoy themselves to the White and Miss Matilda Wells left COTTAGES Op-n Jane 15 to October 1 ■ ■ greatest extent. One guest, Miss for New York on Saturday. The First National Bank of Portland Enlarged capacity. Beautifully located at | the routh end of the Bertha Stork of Boston, Mass., who THE inland near Litt.e Johnson and cottages contain was the visitors I among in the first Coyle and Dr. 'Harrison of Washing- about forty loom*, nil pl< atant and aiiy. year of this house's • Thoro ghly modern, existence, is here I"). and ■ 'icilets, bath. elc. ton. C., arrived at the delightful Capital Over Table with best and to come Surplus supplied market affoids. again hopes every sum- • Sea a cottage "Sprindrift", to food specialty. Fresh eng*. mer for belonging ■ milk, many years to come. On© poultry and vegetables raised on the Miss Ida Waugh Saturday. They Million noilars I pr»*- mises. Rathing. Boating and New will dine I Fishing. at the Driftwood. Dirt Teniiis Courts. Rateo on The Willows and Cottage. Invites New Deposit Accoun's and Personal Interviews. applicaticn Mr. gnd Mrs. Herb*: c E. Day of So well is this resort known popular Washington, D. C., arrived at their > H. F. JOHNSON. Ooatbuilder amongst professional people, that in- superb cottage "Gray Rocks on the Rati »{«•{ •% ^ At_. m variably many inquire their way here 16 for the rest of the summer. Miss upon at arriving the Island. Mr. Elizabeth Lyle of Buffalo, N. Y., and Robert who has been Dempster, here Miss Mary Lyle of New York are since Tourists: early this season, has discovered their guests. ^ I Leave coats and some surprising talent in Miss Mar- your wrap3 at M irr's Ice Cream and Souvenir Mrs. George H. Lubee and her at the Casco and* I jorie Johnson, the daughter of Mrs. shop H Camera Our rats for is around the house. I he house is modern in undertaken by Mrs. Clara Louise Burn- and Eleanor Hunt of Crow Point,' Supplies. checking clothing 3o« & «y. every lespect —1> ilets, baths and ham and Mr. Dempster, at Library Mass., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. sewerage. Hall. IH. She will take the part entitled Woodman last week. Miss Elea- Rales and Circulars "Peace." nor upon application Hunt is now to spend her vaca- she has just learned at the English PAGEANT GIVEN. tion at Great Open J jne I 5 to September 15 Cliebeague island. School of Folk Songs and Dancing. Seaside. Miss Uladys Wales of Newtonville, This school is orginally an English Long Distance Telephone in the House arrived During the past week many guests Mass., on the 18th to spend school, but in order to give Ameri- (Continued from Page 1.) have registered and more are arriving two weeks with Mrs. Robert D. Morse cans a chance to learn such dancing daily. On the few fine of last at Mrs. Morse's mother's cottage as it teaches without so days travelling setting for the shipwreck of week, the guests seized the "Gray Ledges". Miss Wales has far, Mr. Cecil of Ulysses, opportu- Sharpe Stratford, and the chariot drive of Nausicaa. nity to take several interesting been here before and adds to the col- England, has brought his entire staff trips By means of the special boat serv- to New Meadows Inn and other ony of young over to points people greatly, being Eliot, Me., where he is now ice provided the C'asco of by Bay line interest in the Bay. During the very popular. teaching large numbers of Maine more than 1,500 people went from DRIFTWOOD Ba'Va!ne"d disagreeable days several card parties Recent summer guests. On Sea arrivals boarding here are Portland and the islands to witness Cliff, Ocean Side. Open to October were formed and very pleasant hours Mr. and Mrs. the H. D. Oliphant and Mr. Miss Josephine Thorpe of East Or- pageant, and many more came View from were spent in this fashion. Superb 60 loot Porch Arthur of N. and from Portland and all Oliphant Belmont, Califor- ange, J., Miss Charlotte Foss, parts of Casco Ihor-Ukhly pood nia. table and comfortable Chicago arrived with her from Eliot Bay in motor boats, Rose Cove rooms overlooking surf. Driftwood. being at almost New room Boarding on the island are F. C. Miss Thorpe's cottage to spend the crowded with the large squad- dining feats 90. Situated on the south entire season. ron of power boats and Winter point of the Baker, Boston: Thomas Smiley and yachts. Hddrese (Nov. »n M«»v 10): with no houses Those in the 22 Louisa Island, whatever to Miss French of Portland. The Rev. Dr. L. M. of taking part pageant Street, N. Robinson were: flsheville, C. obstruct its glorious view of the ocean "Recent arrivals of the 17th are: Philadelphia and his nieces from Ar- and of the wonderful golden sunsets, Ansel Coffin and 'Edith Bertreiu of lington Heights, Mass., spent a few Ulysses (Odysseus) Robert which send a bright red path to the Dempster up Boston, Mass. days here last week. Circe Frances Darker very the Driftwood • shore, affords )ecu|>ies a Miss Elizabeth Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tarr Eurylochus James Rowse commanding situation at the south- many delightful sights to its Breen of Lewiston Roy ern anil most many and son Hermes Geo. The Homestead |(icturesCliff Island had tickets to the pageant par- of Kxpert Plumbing Contractors. New ty to her friends at her lait Saturday, and who were unable Robinhood Inn. beautiful cot- ^ and to s«ie it up-to-date work tages. The guests are Mrs. D. J. by reason of the rain, will shop. We can J have a Located amidst chance to save the balsam and pine, Hearn of Austin; Miss M. of attend the perform- you money. Contractors for from the Maccarty Aucocisco House. ances in away unrestful noises of the Boston, Mass.; Miss H. E. Aiken of September without additional Water world and in the much cost. The dreamt of and Boston and Miss Lilian Dawson of This large, popular hotel is this performances will be under Supply Outfits, Windmills. longed for spot is this as the direction of hotel located. Boston. Miss Maccarty left on the year attractive as ever. Mrs. Virginia Tanner, who Yanks, Pumps, Pipe etc- The hotel is now has teen engaged also to fitting, accommodating many ninth, after declaring Bailey Island I Batchelor, the proprietress of former direct the re- guests from all of the heai^als. Cottage plumbing a Tel' parts country. and Casco Bay the most delightful years is again managing the affairs specialty. rooms have Many been taken and places ever imagined. of the house thus me ephone. a insuring guests better season would be hard to here an ideal visit. Mrs. Oren Johnson, the well-known Nothing within Home find at any hotel in the The ever human office, North Me. Bay. piano power is left undone for the Sebago, popular Casco clam player, gave a dance with Mrs. Bay bakes, where A. people who come here. not Goddard's Greenhouses lobsters Longfellow at Hall last Although 510 and other sea food seem bet- Library as yet filled, this house Stevens Avtt., Portland Mrs. has many ter to the consumer than at the Tuesday night. Johnson fur- who table, nished people have come in former years will be on accompaniments to the skillful given many fine days at return for lengthy stays. Mr. and different beautiful violin playing of Mrs. Longfellow. PUBIS MID CUT flOlliS spots and on ragged Mrs. Viggo Sahmal of New York City shore that are so Mr. T. W. has are All Orders ICE islands, numerous Estabrook been do- recent arrivals here. Others to Promptly Filled STETSON'S CREAM PARLOR In this some vicinity. mg delightful in the! have arrived are Mrs. J. H. The Ice the kin1 the cruising Thompson Quality Cream, particular trade is what vicinity of Booth this last week. and demands, we Hay daughter, also from New York. serve here. Our auto truck assures of On last the DENKTT, The Florist Library, Portland you prompt delivery. We are still Sunday Worshippers of Mrs. H. S. Sinnett spent last Wed- the making All ESTABLISHED 86 YEARS delicious Stetson's caramels and Hox Saints greatly enjoyed the flinging nesday in The Beeches. candies. Candies, etc., Portland. Sweet Cracker Fruit, Soda, of St. Paul's choir, Portland. The ^ens, Rosep, Etc., Choice Flowers Always Goods, I'ostal Card:, Magazines and all Recent visitors to The list of on land. All Hindu of papers. Island agent fcr Casco choir had a I the island were, arrivals to this house Designs Made at very pleasant sail to the F. C. Start Notice. Flowers Bay Breeze. Don't forget our the ( Raker, Boston, Thomas speak strongly for its Telegraphed to circulating libraty, latest books two cents Island on the boat Alpine, arriving Mass., high quality. All Parts of the World. a Kodak only 'Smiley and Miss French of Portland. The chief reason why so day. Supplies, Developing, Etc. about three o'clock. An hour was many people 626 Congress St. Tel. 38-W Portland. Me. The York enjoy this house is on account spent visiting points of interest, re- cottage Is expected to he of its homelike atmosphere. turning in time to sing at the service occupied by Mrs. Cora tt Bailey Baggage Expressing, I,eeman's. Mrs. Cope has I It Is expected that 1)r. B. F. Island, Maine. Livery, Teaming, Etc. been a Lucky Our carriages meet nil steamers. jfcreat help to the in of In Automobile for six library Paterson, N. ,f., will spend the our editorial column we past years and all speak Leave >our orders at the hotel or passengers. are glad she has month of August on the of the house for Island. lack of tennis courts and golf boarding returned links. Miss Alice Martin of St. I^ouis, Would It not be splendid If LEEMAN'S To th<* d'PPP regret of all Cliff EXPRESS knowing Missouri, the famous dancing teach- Island could become a leader In her, H, M. Taber of this AUTO TRUCK fOR B A GOAGE and Mr|V, Boston was er, who won a gold medal In effort. The Island always has FREIGHT. taken » Paris, TELEPHONE. *fll dances (Continued on page 7). t GEORGE H. - LUBEE, Bailey Island, Ma. £ TOURISTS! Long Island L We Invite Ton to Place Your Wants With Us. Littlejohn's Casco Mail Orders Our Specialty House. Bay Casco Bay Hotel Rockmere. This hotel is the GROCERIES, MEATS, PROVISIONS among leading The guests of the Hotel Rockmere, House ones in the situated on Long Is- aB AND Bay, well as many cottagers, were de- land with the boat landing in close lightfully entertained by an informal Island no more ideal could Long proximity place concert Wednesday evening, July 14. MAIN E GENERAL STORE be who wish to imagined for those The program was aB follows: leave Our Teams Cover all Parts of the Island behind the whirr of city and go Intermezzo from Thais (violin) Mas- Charles E. Daily to some rest. | peaceful spot and The senet, played by Mr. Paul C. Fisch- Gushing, Prompt Service is Maintained food here always is excellent, very of- er, accompanied by Mrs. Howard V. Proprietor ten the guests here remarking con- for the Knight. uulbi uo "Everything Cottage" xjcaumg tne lsiana. finest view of Oasco cerning its excellence. Those who Marionette Valsette (violin) by Leo Bay possible. Pine groves alongside the hotel with rockers and "Two Stores" recently arrived at the hotel are Mr. Oehmler, also by Mr. Fischer and hammocks for use of gueBis. and Private gas ight in Mrs. R. Day and Mr. William Mrs. Knight. plant—gm every room. Excellent Table. Bathing, Day. all from Toronto, Canada. Chanson Boating and Provencale by Del, Aqua, Fishing privileges. Dancing parties twice each week. Open "Sunnyside", the cottage of Mr. T. sung Mrs. June 15 to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on Island Market by Knight. application. Accommodates 103. Long Li. Barlowe, was untenanted until re- Fine steamboat service. Birthday, by Woodman, sung by Mrs. Only thirty minutes' sail from Portland. C-iam cently. Mr. Barlowe and his LONG ISLAND MAINE family Knight. Babe house accommodates 503 gue3ts with who came from dancing privileges. Come to our Maiden, Mass., are Traumerei (violin) by Schumann, hotel for a pleasant vacation. now, however, occupying for a laree played by Mr. Fischer. part of the remaining season. Mr. Humoresk (violin) by Dvorak, played F. W. Ford, Sr., and Mr. F. W. by Mr. Fischer. Ford. Jr., from Medford Hillside, The Rosary, sung by Miss Olive Mass., visited their family over the Whipple. Rubber last week end at their cottage the There was dancing and refresh- Goods of Quality "Fordette," in the West End colony. ments afterward. Mr. Ford, Sr., is editor of the Boston The recent arrivals at the hotel We carry" everything—Garden Hose, Gloves, Transcript, therefore he returned are Mrs. E. M. Lichfield and daugh- MEATS AND Ladies' and Gentlemen's Raincoats, early in the week to resume his du- ter, of Dorchester, Mass., Mr John GROCERIES, f Druggists' ties. Mire. Ford has as her guest Sullivan of Hotel Oxford, Boston, i Sundries, Mechanical Rubber, Fancy Oil Clothing Mr. Henry Lovejoy of West Medford. Mrs. Lettie Howard and friend of Mass. She also expects to entertain Brockton, Mass., Mr. Walter S. Shep- PROVISIONS 259 Midd|e St- soon Mr. William P. Smith of Bev- herd of Melrose, Mass. Portland Rubber Co. erlv. Mass of superior quality are what the trade is Last week "Gray Shingles" the sum- The program of the concert Wed- ] with our mer residence supplied when they purchase at at the West End of neBday evening was repeated Tburs- | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smardon of Port- day afternoon at the home of Cap- i store. Our years of success assure you land, had as its guest Mifes Margery tain and Mrs. A. Cummings with i ; Spaulding of Portland, Maine. Miss some additions. Mrs. Howard V. of prompt service and right prices. Spaulding left the island sorrowfully Knight sang Magic Month of May by because she had had such a royal Ronald and Valley of Laughter, by good time, being most pleasingly en- Sanderson. The Misses Bertha and CLARK & GRIFFIN tertained by Mrs. Smardon. Miriam Muran played a duet on the Island's Grocers Mr. Donald Stewart Robertson of piano. Miss Lucy Giynn and Miss Long Leading The Woman's Canada is now visiting his family at Olive Whipple sang a duett for so- i their cottage among the West End prano and alto. Miss Ardis Capron ISLAND AVENUE LONG ISLAND Shop a colony. played piano selection. Miss j Mrs. A. R. Bates is entertaining at Edythe Kingston and Miss Dorothy j her Frances an SHOWING superbly located cottage "Idvle- Armington danced exhi- I SMART Mr. of West Som- bition fox-trot. Miss Florence John- I hurst," Ray Kelley erville. Mrs. Charles Russell also of son also sang. West Somerville, Mass., is the guest Friends ot Miss Bertha Muran, j ! STYLES of the of Mr. 3UMMEIR ORGAN CONCERTS SEASON of Mrs. Rates for a week or more. daughter and Mrs. L. E. Mur- on the new | Miss Mollie an of Eoston will be to of KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN The call of Cunningham of Hart- glad hear I summer is the call for (Best in ford, Conn., is visiting at the "West- her prowess as a swimmer. Miss i Organ the World) at the clothes of the delightful kind which over," a small private family board- Muran swam to Chebeague the other CITY HALL AUDITORIUM bespeak out-of-door living—walks, ing house run Miss Edith Ross. day. by Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. drives, games and dips. Mr. Piatt Moody of New York, Mr. Miss Edna Kingston is visiting her cooling Daily and 3 H. P. Bower and Mr. E. C. Cutler sisters, Mrs. G. E. Chamberlain, and Except Saturdays Sundays, to 4 P.M., Commencing July 5 Our offerings at this time are as (Last Concert Labor are on the island for a short Miss Edythe Kingston, at the Kings- Day) by as the visiting WILL C. fascinating pastimes for sojourn. ton Cottage. MACFARLANE, Municipal Organist of Portland which are to be worn. they "The Roxmount" in the West End The many friends of Sanford L. I No Reserved Seats Tickets 25 Cents. Willis will be The summery looking Sport Suits colony, owned and occupied by Mr. glad to hear that this who j of white serge, of unlined Tweeds, and Mrs. Harry P. Warren, summer young man, has spent his sum- ! mers in the since Palm Beach and of Pongee appear in residents of many former years, has Bay babyhood, has taken j a of as its Miss B. Dutcher his degree from Massachusetts i variety easy wearing styles. The guests S. and The CORONA Weighs coats are Institute of Technology. He is now loose and the greater width, Mrs. E. J. Lombard, both from Mas- 6 has a fold- in the zinc mines of Tenne- only lbs., which fashion has given to the skirt, sachusetts. * ** Mascot, can (gi see. ing carriage, be means a All miss the young man, but freedom of acliun lhal wo- Mrs. H. F. Riekford will from this closed like a none C up book more O than his faithful R O N A men have not known for several week on keep a supply of the Casco dog, and in. Scrap. easily packed years. Bay Breezes at her store for the con- grip or suitcase, Master Julian Rogers of Atlantic, taking venience of the Long Island custom- no more space than a Summer Dresses—Complete Mass., is Master Alle?n Hill Portable variety ers who may wish to purchase them. visiting Typewriter camera. In for every occasion. Most remarkable at the Hotel large spite Mrs.' G. H. Magrane has as her Cottage. HALF THE PRICE AND JUST AS of its lightness and values just now, as have all Miss Myrtle L. Faulkner of Fram- they guest for two weeks, her friend, Miss GOOD. compactness it is a been reduced. Prices on cotton ingham, Mass., is visiting Mr. and Clara Osborne of Montreal, Canada. REAL typewriter, with modern visible two dresses range from $1.95 up to $16.75. Mrs. George G. Whittemore at the El improvements, writing, color Mr. William J. Starr of Canada, ribbon, back spacer, etc. It will sta nd the wear and tear too Silk Dresses .... $8.95 up to $19.95. ^loro Coitage. test, whose family is staying for the sum- Come in'for a demonstration.—No Auto Coats of all including Mr. A. F. Converse and are obligation. weights, mer on the island has left here, hav- family Linen, Mohair, Taffeta, Pongee, and at the Woburn Cottage. C. O. BARROWS CO., 30 EXCHANGE ing been appointed to special com- STREET, PORTLAND, ME. medium and heavy weight mixtures. Mrs. W. H. Prescott entertained a mission by the French Government. Prices range from .... 95c to few of her friends at a musicale. Fri- $25.00 Miss Susie Simmonds from Gill, day afternoon, July 16. Mrs. N. H. Mass., is making a two weeks' visit WE'VE FOUND ANOTHER WAY TO SERVE YOU Armington, Mrs. Howard V. Knight,! with Mrs. E. G. Titus, a summer res- 74 St. We have created a new Mrs. James Mrs. Paul C. Exchange LJ Opposite department which is now ready. ident of the island. Humphrey, Portland aXX| --'e? It contains a splendid assortment of Fischer. Miss H. G. Sullivan, Mrs. rieTTierS WaTC Post Office Kimonas, which will prove Mrs. A. W. Jones of Camp Bell, near to to Alexander Hill, and Mrs. George Wil- interesting everyone, especially the "Go-Aways" and tiie Doughty's Landing is We serve the best 25 cent dinner in the Vacationists. entertaining lis were preaent. Tea was served. city. for two or more weeks her friend, Mrs. Prescott expects Baroness A. M. Food and Our ever business is Miss Edith L. Abbott of Ticonderoga, Quality Quick Service increasing the greatest tribute ever von Blomberg as a guest. The Bar- paid an establishment the New York. by discriminating buyers of Port- oness and Mrs. Prescott are both ar- We are prepared to serve Lobster and Sea Food of kind. land. We have just received a any paper dently interested in the Shakespea- Breakfast and called the Casco Bay Wide-Awake. Special Supper Combinations. Remember when Come in and let us the reason. rian-Baconian theory. in to give you The paper was issued Rev. I. T. Portland dine with us. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT by Mrs. Mabel Grogan, Miss Marion Johnson, resident pastor of the Meth- Grogan and Miss Ruth Grogan, of odist Episcopal church here. The Cambridge, Mass., have come to spend publication is in the interest printed the rest of the season with Mrs. G. of the local church on the island and H. Hamilton. Mr. J. V. N. Beeman usall meets the Cottage. Mrs. J. F. heartily approval of all of Cambridge snent thp wppU-onrl i Hinckley's The Woman's brother, Mr. F. A. Hinckley and son people. with them. R. M. MANAGER. Shop Eugene W. Hinckley of Providence, LEWSEN, Mr. Charles A. Prescott of West Cousin's Island Rhode Island, are also visiting there. Somerville is visiting Miss Lucy Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Howatt of HEN ROLLS THE EGGS BACK Glynn at the Allston 499 corner Brown Cottage. Portland are at the Crow. Congress St., Mr. Craney Herbert Fischer has come for 3 Mr. and Mrs. Neal spent the week- Wyandotte Chicken Makes Owner the rest of to Mr. and Mrs. Paul July DEATH AND FUNERAL OF AUNT end in their town house in Portland. Portland, Me. C. Fischer's at the Stop Sawing V/ood So Hilltop Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glazier of Som- Mrs. H. A. Collet of NANCY HAMILTON. She Can Set. Wollaston, erville spent the week-end with Mr. Beulali Collet and Mr. Mass., Harry and Mrs. Bartlett in the Hill Cot- Collet, Miss Florence Miss Friends and ielatives of Aunt Nancy Winsted, Conn.—Michael L. L. Dane- Ferguson, tage. Rose Anderson, Mrs. W. F. Law- Hamilton are heartbroken over her | was j Miss Katherine Tisdale of Med- by puzzled when he found six demise. Aunt had lived all rence, Misses Lucy and Hazel Law- Nancy is on a ford, Mass., visiting Miss Virginia hen's eggs pile of sawdust at rence of Somerville are at the her life in the Bay, summers Cook's Glazier in the Oak Grove Cottage. ROCKMERE HOUSE his wood sawing plant after the gaBo- Shore and winters, except the last few Cottage. Mrs. L. O. Van Doren, Miss Isabel Hne-drlven power had been a Mr. and Mrs. Williams of months which she has spent in Fort- AND COTTAGES running Stone- N. Van Doren, of New York, and short ham, and Miss land with her daughter. the Maine time. Mass., Phyllis Wil- During cousin, Miss Mary Torr of Philadel- Littlejohn's Island, liams are of her she was the sawdust-filled air came visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred eighty-six years life, and MRS. Through phia, maid, have arived to spend KATHERINE GEORRE, Prop. Smith at Cabin. beloved for her singleness of purpose, two more eggs as he debated. He shut Shepherd's Log their seventeenth summer on the is- on Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. her rigid fulfilment of what she con- Right the shore in spruce off the to learn If Culver land. power possible where of sidered her Tenafly, New Jersey, are duty, her generous his- Miss grove with 100 ft. elvevation. the eggs came from. one of visiting Helen Booth of Germantowrr. Presently Miss Stewart in the Cot- pitality, and her counsel to the his Highland loving Pennsylvania, Miss n Black- Accommodates 100- Excellent Wyandotte hens appeared. folk. Carol? Finding tage. young Aunt Nancy, as she stone of cuisine. one of the she Philadelphia, M ss Julia Daily mails. Open until eggs rolled It to a nest Miss Florenna and her was lovingly called by everyone, had Chamberlin, Weely of Philadelphia are spending Oct. 1. Rates on which she had made In box fiance, Mr. Theodore Morton been ill for over a when she application. "V"-8haped of New- year their fourth season at the Sea-breeze where the exhaust from the engine ton, are visiting the young lady's passed away Sunday morning, July Cottage. carries parents In the White 11. The funeral services were held in away the sawdust Cottage. The socially inclined of the Island One one Cousins Island chapel, af- by the hen rolled the eggs Tuesday enjoyed a Bungalow Dance Monday BATTERED TURKISH DEFENSES ternoon. All arrangements were un- nestward. She then resumed setting. When You Have Married a Wife. and Tuesday evenings and a barn- der the care of Undertaker Everett dance The exhaust engine had swept the nest When you have married a wife, you Thursday evening in addition to Bucknam. Rev. Illsley Boone of the the clean of eggs. Mr. has would think you were got a hill- regular Saturday night barn- Daneby tempor- upon First Baptist church of Yarmouth and to dance. arily suspended operations at the mill top, might begin go down by of the spoke impressively complete- Mr. Shirley R. Mitchell Sun- bo that the hen can finish an easy But have end- spent her work. slope. you only ness of Aunt Nancy's life. She had at the ed day Hillcrest Cottage. courting to begin marriage. Fall- fulfilled her her on this mission, duty Saturday evening many joined one ing in love and earth as woman. Found Long Lost Brother. winning love are often a true Aunt. of the frequent excursions from Llt- Minneapolis, Minn.—James Forman difficult tasks to overbearing and re- Nancy was very fond of flow- tlejohn's Island to Peaks. ers, as her old-fashioned of St. Paul has found the brother he bellious spirits; but to keep in love lovely gar- Mrs. Roy Murdock and son, of Ev- is alBO a den can testify. The gardens of her are has not seen In 20 years. He located business of some importance, erett, Mass., guests of Mrs. G. relatives and friends were in him in to which a man and wife must stripped Harrington, at the PyneklyfT. Minneapolis municipal coiyrt bring her honor. Masses of roses, a kindness and good will.—Robert ijelio- facing vagrancy charge. The broth- Louis f ropes, sweet peas, carnations and oth- ers had a Stevenson. family reunion at James er flowers were heaped as an offer- Forman s home In St. Paul. ing to her, as well as many magnifi- Arranging Flowers. cent. floral pieces. Miss Lucy Glyme and Miss Olive More "Old Bones." Iris Is most effective in a tall glass Whipplo sang those beautiful hymns, Under His Wings, The Crocker Photo Chlckasha, Okla.—While ex- vase. Almost all flowers have great making and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. cavations at Shanoan Springs, W. A. beauty In their stems, hence glass Aunt Nancy was laid away- in Hopkins of Chlckasha unearthed sev- ▼asos give them the greatest beauty Cousins Island cemetery. Her sons, Co. nre Engraving eral when large bones which apparently are they cut, by showing the Mr. (1. H. Hamilton, Mr. I). B, Hamil- stems. Iris the remains of a mastodon. should be arranged only ton of Cumberland, Mr. E. J. Hamil- Designers with its own foliage. Wild flowers ton of Winchester, and her son-in- should be Illustrators For Mending Granlteware. always loosely arranged, law, Mr. J. G. Drinkwater of White- and they should be placed by them- rock were the pall-bearers. A suit- Granlteware is dlfTlcult to mend, but selves—not in close to able monument is to be set up by Engravers several methods have been 'found. proximity the those who loved her, but as Reverend 34 Shellac varnish highly cultivated garden sort. Exchange St., Portland poured over thin Boone "The Mr. said, greatest monu- i Chamber of Commero* places in granlteware. and the Vessel ment to Aunt Hamilton Building Comfortable Bed for Nancy will held over the fire to thoroughly harden Baby. be the loving memories of her in the Rabies are carried on. or rather the shellac, will greatly lengtttvn the In, hearts of all who knew her." uses of long pillows by the peasant women la Friends the leaky dish. Another way and relatives from far and to Hungary. A baby is laid on the pillow, near overwhelmed the little mend small holes in tinware, gran- chapel at the end Is lapped over and is the services In honor of LONG ISLAND FISH MARKET lteware, etc., is to place the vessel usually this beloved long enough to come up to the Infant's woman, the oldest resident of the is- ALBERT to be mended upon a hot stove; put JOHNSON, Prop. chin. A is then tied around the land. Interior one a small of string of of the old fortregneff on the Dardanelles after It had been piece sealing wax over the Frtnh flah of All kinds and nt. pillow, holding It close about tho right, bombarded by the allies, and some hole aftd let it melt—»not but of the Turkish guns that were smashed only melt, Mr. Jamea Bean of prlcf*. We can supply yon with burn youngster, thus making a snug and Medford Hill- any- (in the fort of Seddul-Tiahr. Into the ware. Cool desired. Order graduai'.y. comfortable little bed. side spent the week-end at the For- j thing from Grocery team their three sons, Other visitors are Mrs. Martha E. Waterman of Me- chanic Falls, Mrs. Maria E. Jackson, Peaks Island 01* Mechanic Falls, Miss Mary E. Hill [ Eailes of Portland and Mrs. Li. O. J Wis vT ell and Mrs. L. C. Newman of Albany. N. Y. Crest A pleasant party of the week was Miss H. Buslck. Miss F. Joseph, that given on I-ARGEST SUMMER RESORT J OURNAL IN NEW Tuesday evening by Miss L. A. Rodiger, who have been Hotel ENGLAND Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Carle- among the regular summer visitors Great Published Every ton, when they entertained in Ch honor of for many years until last season, THURSDAY AFTERNOON Miss Lillian briigve Anderson, on the back ! when they weut abroad, have arrived Maine From June to September. shore of the a most island, appetizing! from their homes in New York city lunch served Charles CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers being on the rocks. to spend some weeks at the home of W. Favored with a pleasant Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. evening, a Miss Brunette Sterling, on Homestead Hamil- jolly and informal time was enjoyed avenue. ton, TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. and the party included the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gustin, who Prop. Advertising Rates On Application. honor, Miss „v,vwi v»u iiiuua wnn nnert Anderson, Mrs. Charles were recent guests of Mrs. Gustin's Bav view of Case > Larue chamber^ toilets aa-1 buhs oil eacb .Advertisers desiring cliange3 must sand in copy on or before pre Guptill, Miss Hazel Miss Mr. and floDr. Private dance hall Monday Tapley, parents, Mrs. W. H. Haskell at with dancing parties two evenings each wrek. day cf publication to insure insertion. Lynda Anderson, Mr. Fred the fighmu and all water Baihine, boating, sea ceding Prince, Mr. Emoh cottage on Island avenue, spo-ti. etc. deep Willard Anderson and the L'enni«, baseball, Private water system Mr. John Mon- are to return the best in Casco Bay. 'I able with v for month of supplied jgetable* from our own ahan. and milk and cream from our own Rirden August and will make the in herd. Kales aud circulars on Mr. and Mrs. fnp Accommodates 120. application. Isaac Clough spent their touring car. the week-end at their cottage on Mrs. Haley and Mr. and Mrs. Rey- Beach which road, they have rented nolds of Somervllle have opened not for the two weeks =11 MINIATURE Why use the useless European coming to a party Spruce Lodge on Prince avenue for ALMANAC from Natick. diplomats as American baseball the season, and have Miss Alberta Mr. and Mrs. W. E. scouts? They are used to Flaherty and Wicks of Boston as their guest. Week of July 22. sleuthing H. j and A. Sargent of Charles street, have, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Kenna Summit pussyfooting. the opened large Sargent cottage on j and baby of Rumford, Me., are at the Sun Tido Length High City Point and will spend the remain- Bay State cottage at Evergreen for Sets Of Mora Eve Art. when it can paint a j House Day Rises Day strawberry der of the summer there. tiie month of July. 22 4.25 7.15 14.50 7.00 7.15 shortcake that will make one's mouth Mrs. Henry Merry of Bridgton, Miss Florence Knight and Miss C hebeaguo 23 4.26 7.14 14.48 8.00 8.15 has is |; water, accomplished something Mass., spending the month of "July Grace Knight, who are visiting their Island 24 4.27 7.14 14.47 9.00 9.15 that should entitle with the Clarks at it to profound the San Souci. Mrs. Charles at her ui iuv sister, Legrow, uutst tummer houses in 25 4.28 7.13 14.45 10.00 10.15 Mrs. Charles Vose and j on restful Doarding ihebay. Excellent location and respect. daughters, cottage Island avenue, are leav- scenery of Held and wood. Table first-class. *26 4.29 7.12 14.43 11.00 11.15 Katherine and j the hest. Every comfort for those desir- Marjorie, of Park ave-i ing next week to attend a summer ing Accommodates 75. Reasonable rates. 27 4.30 7.11 14.41 11.45 12.00 Open until Sept. 25. nue, are occupying the Drinkwater school for teachers. Mrs. Arthur Some enterprising correspondence MRS. CLINTON M. 28 4.31 7.10 14.39 12.00 12.45 cottage the month j of HAMILTON Proprietor school to during of July, Bailey the Los Angeles, has also ♦Full moon. ought establish a course j Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Fairgrieve of been a recent guest of the family. guaranteed to teach the baseball team j Brooklyn, N. Y., are guests of Mrs., Miss Geargia Bradley and Miss nomenclature in ten lessons or A DESIRABLE ADJUNCT. money George W. Gatehouse at the Hortense Chase have been spending HOWARD refunded. Pin-1 S. HAMILTON I nacle, Evergreen Landing. She also a few days at the Wayside cottage, is her j General Contractor and Builder A entertaining niece, Mrs. George during the absence of Mr3. A. D. suggestion made to ua in recent Parkinson of A western professor says that a Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. i Webber and her daughter. years has been recently brought again GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE young man may if George Gatehouse, Mr. J. B. Mr. and Mrs. Edward to our attention. This is the desir- safely marry he has Dodge j McClearn are an a week and and Mr. George Parkinson will be! their Mrs. Ellen Complete contracts made and ability of golf links on some of the $18 job has saved up entertaining sister, per- guests for the month of McClearn and formed for buildings, cottages, alter- $500. The trouble is to save August. their niece, Miss Nel- islands. There are many devotees $500 out ations, repairs, etc. The members of the Myrtle lie McClearn of Boston, at their Estimates fur- of this game in the Bay and there is of an $18 salary. Temple,' nished on application. Pythian Sisters, snpnt wpHhooi1q« sr. nome on island avenue. Expert work- no doubt but what the links would be men. Cottage work a Greenwood Miss specialty. Cot- well worth Garden. There were .Hazel Tapley and Mr. Theo- tage lots for sale and whatever effort would be Somebody has invented an alarm about desirable cot- thirty present despite the rain,! dore Roosevelt Allen are in* tages to rent. We care for required to have them put and kept that will when rain giving j estates. ring comes in at but the program of sports which the structions in all the latest in shape for the sport of the enthu- \ dances, an open window at night. Now the committee had for their first class siasts. arranged the occa- | at Ye Headland Inn, crying need is for an alarm that will sion was obliged to be postponed.' meeting on Tuesday evening. Classes As far as the it possibilities go, ring whenever the baby kicks off the However, another outing is to be held are also planned which are to meet seems that there is no 17 reason why covers. some time during the month of at the Anchorage Tea Iloom at Ever- the several of the islands should not August, and at that time the sports green, which is conducted Miss be so by CHEBEAGUE CASH provided. There are three es- will be carried out and ! STORE Discussions as to why the craze for several Tapley. sentials: land and money and 'enthu- prizes awarded. The Mrs. J. H. LEON R. baseball is are committee will Steele delightfully enter- HAMILTON, Manager siasm. There is of land lessening slightly hin- be plenty on the the same, Mrs. Millie Dyer and tained the members of the Second said islands of dered by the fact that the fans who Mrs. Carrie for Chebeague, Cousins, Gorven. Those present Parish Circle Thursday at her summer Headquarters High Grade Pure Food Products, Meats and Long, Harps well Neck and as know most about it are all at the ball were Vegetables Bailey Mrs. John Barbour, Mrs. Frank residence, on the Trefethen shore. all the residents which park with the Brand Guaranteed Canned know, with a rooting same old en- Holder and daughter. Mrs. Sarah Mrs. F. B. Kelsey, Mrs. Jennie Sar- Superba Goods Coffee and Teas little attention could be trans- thusiasm. easily Loveitt, Mrs. Etta Ridley and son, gent and Mrs. William Carter had the formed into as Fancy Candies, Crackers, etc. Motor Boat ICE good golf grounds as Mrs. Maty Eustis, Miss Marion Eus- arrangements in charge. A delicious Supplies exist anywhere near here. As to tis, Mrs. William dinner was Our Tiara? A Californian wants to tax bachelor Smith, Miss Mil- served at noon and the Delivary deliver to all parts of tha Island several times the second essential, it seems to us dred Miss time daily girls between the ages of 21 Smith, Blanche Williams, spent in a social way. that there should and 30 be enough public- Mrs. George and three chil- Mr. and Mrs. U. P. $10 each year after leap year. Does Mooney Ordway motored spirited individuals on at least one or Mrs. Mrs from their home in he think it is dren, Fenzell, Graffan. Mrs. Skowhegan to two of the islands to in really their fault? put the nec- Pierson. Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. St. spend the week at their summer home essary and money interest to assure John, Mrs. Ernest Dewyea, Mrs. Pur- at Evergreen. They were accompanied the of The that j Site completion such a project. discovery freckles are ington, Mrs. Edward by their Mrs. aCottage Seekers Dyer, Irving! sister, Lancaster and summer cottage, bungalow or The enthusiasm we are sure of. The caused by too much iron in the and Mrs. H. two investment it will be for your sys- Dyer W. Tupper. daughters who will remain for a investigate the of advantage to game of in property Mrs. M. A. some golf itself is an enjoyable tem may explain why some girls won't Miss Mary Tucker of several weeks' Charleson, sixty acres at Great Rockport,: outing. Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with pastime and v/c feel that those who within a mile of the Mass., is two Mr. and shore front, fine spring water and go kitchen range. spending weeks at the Mrs. Georpe Montgomery- cool, shady groves. Lots are now are acquainted with the offered at $100 'and upwards, fine already game Overlook cottage, at Evergreen, the and sons of the East End have taken vestment as land values in- •will and increase each year. Would be to willingly gladly stir up the guest of her Mr. and Mrs. the Sargent on to ple^vsed show the People say that the nebular hypoth relatives, cottage Sargent Road property any interested. necessary enthusiasm. The point of Donald Garden. for the remainder of the season. r.ttnck is eslB is wrong and that there is no evo- MRS. M. A. Great for the public-spirited peo- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Robert CHARLESON. Chebeague, Maine. lution. but Hooper opened Millett of Drockton ple to make their effort Maybe, fewer women now J toward the their cottage at Evergreen this week arrives this week to be the guest of interest. Then it get off the street car backward and will be easily put for the season and have as Captain and Mrs. Alvah Strout at their to that shows their, thro'igh completion. progress. guests for the summer, Mrs. Petten- cottage on the Evergreen shore. gill and Miss Gladys Pettengill. Tht* Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Connor and Pew people ever did know anything also are entertaining Mr. Hooper's ; children, Phillip and Frances, of Sher- I A New Think of it, no In Paris until Model TvDewriter! tango about international and sister, Mrs. E. B. Smith of man are I law, about all Taunton, street, pleasantly located for peace is declared. they know now is that there doesn't Mass. the season at Rockbound Park, on the Mr. and back seem to be any such thing. Mrs. John Lawry and Miss of the island. Miss Dorothy °n*. No, don't rock the boat; but some- Rebecca Lawry of Fairfield, arrived | Souza and Miss Pearl Souza are this body ought to row. week to spend the summer at the spending the summer with them. Having heard that a number of j Eighth Maine Building on the Ocean- j Among their recent guests have been American can openers have been side. Other guests at the I Mr. and Mrs. A. E. of It's an ill wind that blows the gas- registered Hinckley Port- shipped abroad, the superdread- Building are Mrs. C. E. Turgeon of land. bomb fumes the wrong way. have naughts again gone into hiding. Auburn, Mrs. O. Johnson of Newton Miss Avalita Howe of Marl- Highlands, Mass., Mrs. P. D. Ludy, ! borough, Mass., is at Camp Hapbaz-. The annihilation of an Thm Standard Visible Writmr army corps It sort of rubs a fellow the Miss Thora and Theodore: ard for the summer the OLIVER wrong Eudy months, is an easy task for the censor. Ludy, also of Newton guest of her way when he can't go to see a girl Highlands, Mrs. j grandmother, Mrs. Ellis, Richard White and and and Miss Harriett who because her mother thinks she's had son, Harold, Ellis, have What International law about Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Decker of Lewis- come from for their an- says enough company for one week Springfield and it ton. BUY IT NOW! the use of war news? nual summer stay. poisonous hasn't been his company. Mr. and Mrs. Merton T. Keith and Mrs. Vernon Everett and small To Miss Ethel L. Keith of daughter, Phyllis of are at the discourage flies, war should be Our Cambridge, Deering, Yes, Crowning typewriter is here! magnates are sending a have arrived the summer home of triumph made on large Mass., to make their Mrs. Everett's It. is just out—and comes the filth tliey breed in. of years before experts expected it. I^or consignment baseballs, bats and annual visit at the Oceanic, Trefe- mother, Mrs. Charles on Pleas- makers Sherry have striven a life-time to attain this ideal machine. And mitts to the Canadians in thens. ant avenue for a the trenches. They have been coming to the few weeks' stay. Oliver has won as we Those who go Into Wall street for a^ain, scored when we gave the world its first Just Imagine being umpire where all island for twenty years. Mrs. Sherry has also been entertain- visible writing. a almost it. "clean-up" invariably get the spectators are armed to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Walters ing Mrs. Alice Bridge and There is the teeth. daughter truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver of Chicago, arrived this week for Bess of Glen Ridge, New who "9." Think of Jersey, touch so light that the Heart of a kitten will run thp E their annual visit east and will be are spending the summer at Bailey's iv vy ». the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Island. Grant S. CAUTION! WARNING! Roff, at their summer the Miss Alice Brown and Mrs. Furber home, The new-day advances that This brilliant new Oliver Sylvia cottage, for a two weeks' of Boston are guests at the Whitlo come alone on this machine conies ai the old-time price. It atflv cottage, on the Trefethen shore, are all costs no more than lesser Mr. and Mrs. John Thuss and which is under the of controlled by Oliver. Even management makes—now out-of-date when daughters, Annabelle and Mrs. E. V. Stanley of New York. Mrs. cur own Dorothy, previous models—fa- compared with this discovery. are at their summer home on the Stanley is also Mrs. M. entertaining mous in their day—never had For while the Oliver's splen- Evergreen shore for the ar- E. Kirkland of New York. season, Brooklyn, the did new features are the week. Miss Casino Is Optional Duplex Shift. costly— riving past Gusste Dayburn attracting a we have It the equalized the added McAchorn of Portland, is a guest and great throng every evening and all puts whole control of 84 letters and expense to us by simplifying also Miss Alice Walsh. those present are delighted with the characters in the little construction. Mrs. A. G. Marshall and Master smooth dancing surface and excellent fingers of the right and left hands. Resolve right now to see this Kenneth of Melrose are music provided. The summer And it lets you Highlands colony great achievement before at the Whitman and the write them all with 28 you cottage with Mr. and young people are greatly only a keys, the least to spend dollar for any type- PORTLAND, MAINE Mrs. H. W. Stuart, for their annual pleased with the Casino and it Is operate of any standard wHter. If you are using some summer otulng. proving a most populaf amiusenient typewriter made. other make you will want to Mrs. H. A. and Miss Kath- place. Campbell Thus writers of all other ma- see how much more this one leen, with their chauffeur, motored does. chines can run the from their home in Brockton, Mass., immediately If Oliver you are using an Oliver, it and havd been the week IN A RUSSIAN TRENCH Number "9" with more spending naturally follows that want with you FREE LESSONS IN KNITTING Captain and Mrs. Alvah Strout speed and greater ease. the flnpst moHol at the Arawana. Mr. W. A. Winters 17 CENTS A DAY! Remember thin brand-new Oliver "9" in 1 lie and Mr. Harry Tolman of greatest value ever Boston, given in a typewriter. It has all our have also been recent guests. special previous inventions—visible writing, automatic spacer. 6V£-ounce touch Mr. and Mrs. Harry and —plus the Sleeper Optional Duplex Shift, Selective Color all AND in Attachment and CROCHETING daughter, Ethelynde, arrived their these other new-day features. BY touring car from their home in Na- Yet we have to decided sell it to everyone on our tlck, Mass., the first of the to everywhere week, famous payment plan—17 cents a Now soend day! every user can easily a month at the home of Mrs. afford to have the world's crack visible writer, with the famous MISS JOSEPHINE Sleeper's Rev. Charles W. that ADAMS father, PRINTYPE, writes like print, included FRBB if Biackman of Island avenue. desired. TODAY—Write For Full Miss Ethel Knowles of Details and be among the first to know Dorchester, about this marvel of An Teacher from and Miss writing machines. See Expert Philadelphia Pearl CofTln of East Boston, and why typists, employers, individuals everywhere are to who have been at the Island for flocking the Oliver, .lust mail a postal at once. No their annual summer obligation. It's a pleasure,for us to tell visit, have been about It. you to shown much social attention during Monday, Aug. 2, Sat.f Aug. 14,1915 their are The OLIVER [Inclusive] stay. They at. present the J TYPEWRITER CO., 146 Congress Mass. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman St., Boston, Black at their are to summer home, Island All cordially invited avail them- avenue. Professor Bonnett of Island avenuo, selves of this unusual and is meeting with groat success In his ; opportunity French classes and his pupils are CHEBEAGUE among the we can assure a most prominent members of the pleasant and summer colony. SOUVENIR SHOP Mrs. Percy A. Dyer and young son, j AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY visit. Ilobort Clayton, of Brooklyn, N. Y., ; profitable and Mrs. Joseph Clayton, of Merrill j riR PIl LOWS A street, Portland, spent Tuesday as t.Ho SPECIALTY A notable exhibit of Made from fir made guests of Mrs. Herman Dyer at her Chebeague tips. Best garments and most to home on Sargent road. costly manufacture. Newest nnd line from the Yarns" Miss C. Yarrow and maid of largest of Post "Columbia will interest Mary Cards In Ca«>co Bay, !n have taken one of the 40,000 stock- Philadelpnia, Real Estate For Sale. Sterling cottages in Sterling row, for for the will consist Public Library. Post Office. many, showing of the remainder of the season. The Fifth Maine Regiment Build- I H. W. BOWEN the newest models in Ing on the Oceanslde Is receiving Its Opp. Hill Crest and 8outh Road shawls, sweaters, ■■ ■' regular summer complement of guests, 1 ■* ■■ ■ ■■ ■■■—■ii and blankets and other nov- Mr. Mrs. G. M. Graffan and Miss afghans, many Marlon Graffan of Washington, D. C., Some of the Himslftna who having arrived for the summer, as have elties of worth and R. T. been stubbornly the ad- utility. have Mrs. Williams and Miss restating Miriam Clark of Palmyra, N. Y., and vance of the Austro-Oerman forces Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hastings with on iVaraaw waiting In their trench for Our the of tho Columns kppearance enemy. Try Advertising i t i v Bnstins Island The Rines Brothers Co. The first party of the season was On Saturday evening of this week, Great given by Miss Helen Parker in Mid- honor at Cogawesco Summer oii her Hall, a minstrel show guest, Miss Margaret Parten- will be given by the younger mem- heimer on Monday, July 12. The bers of the island colony. Mrs. James young ladies brought their sewing am; E. Moore, of the island, has been a good time was enjoyed by all. coaching the performers, which in- Clearance those were the Sale Among present Misses sures great success. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Alice Dixon, Clara Taft, Mildred Undoubtedly everybody on the island will attend Brownell, Harriet Juliet Wright, Web-: and .make this show the In Full ster, Barbara and Caroiyn Brainard, greatest per- Progress—All Departments are our formance yet given here. Bertha Bibo, Elizabeth Fuller, Miriam Special Bargain Days Mrs. Edward Jones, from "Water- Hosmer and Doris Vander Pye. town, Mass., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Harold C. Bond and Mr. Harris A final clean-uo of summer during July August E. N. Batchelder at their merchandise at radical re- J. Nelson of Boston, Mass., spent the recently purchased home on the island. our week end at The Ledges. ductions—preparing for semi-annual It will Mr. and Mrs. Seth J. from stock-taking Aug- pay you to take a sail Mr. Raymond Tuttle of Attleboro. Haley, ust Collln8ville, Conn., are at the 1. There are wonderful in Mass., spent a few at the visiting bargains Women's days Spruce- summer home of Mrs. William Apparel, up the harbor to dale cottage. Hill, Men's for a stay of a couple of weeks. Toilet, Goods, Silks, Wash Miss Harriet Kelsey and friends Furnishings, Fabrics, Last Sunday the younger members Gocds of spent Sunday in the White Mountains. of the island Books, Fancy all sorts—in short, Mrs. colony availed them- every depart- ATTEND THESE Henry Merrill and daughters, selves of the beautiful ment enters this sale with SALES Frances and of moonlight unusual inducements. Mildred, Hebron, Me., night to go on a motorboat sail buying a few spent days with Mr. and Mrs around the Grant. upper bay. They went in Of especial interest to is our the boats of Mr. Clarence Sawyer and cottagers Clear- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clement and Mr. Philip Jones, and greatly ance of son and Mr. Munson of enjoyed Cottage Furniture, Porch Chairs and Rock- Winthrop, the evening thus spent. Mass., were anchored off the island Couch Mrs. Eleanor S. Hay and daughter, ers, Hammocks, Crex Art for a few days. They are making a Rugs, Squares, Miss Eleanor Hay, of Portland, have trip in their Avis, to Rockland Curtains and Linoleums. yacht, rented the Harry W. Harwood cot- Me., and are back expected this week. tage for the summer. Mr. J. W- Blaisdpn nrrivorl Sntn»*- They opened The the which Rines is Brothers Co. cottage, located on day for a month. Elizabeth avenue, last week the Frank for MAINE Mrs. E. Willis of Reading, season. I PORTLAND, Mass., and Mrs. J. Frank Chase of IDDV PA Congress, Oak & Free Sts. Mrs. James C. Wooley and son, I . IX. Boston, Mass., are at the Nautilus. JO L1DDI LU. Jack, who have been spending I PORTLAND, MA1HE An adventuresome sail in a past heavy seasons at the island, arrived last fog was experienced a of | by party week to spend another summer here, J3ustinites last those Thursday. Among Mr. Jack Wooley is a great addition who went were: Mr. and Mrs. to Law, the social lift; and has received a House Miss Parker, Miss Greul, Dr. Merriconeag Greul, hearty welcome from his many Arthur B. Dickey, Mgr. Mr. and Miss Kelsey and Mrs. Rey- friends. nolds. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. James have So. Me. Miss Martha Greul arrived Wednes- Harpswell, lef the island for a few days. They LITTLE Ft ELD & day for the rest of the season. went CO. Choice location. Unobstructed to New York city for a short | Mrs. F. H. Purinton of view of the bay on ail four Topsham. visit and are expected to return this jj 109-111 Commercial Portland Me. is St, sides, bine batli house on pri- Me., visiting Mrs. Beaumont at week. | vate beach. 30 sleeping rooms. the Birch cottage. GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROVISIONS Modern batns and lig tin*. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall and New tbis season. management Miss Olive Marshall, of Lexington, Booklet and rates on We have applica- are at everything needed to the table and tion. Mass., Spruce Lodge for the supply only | rest of July. e| quality goods are sold here. We cater for Mr. G. hotel, cottage 1 W. Taft left for Deer Isle = and yacht patronage. Fruit and Berries. Our last Thursday for a few days. location en- § = ables us The Misses Clara Taft, Juliet Web- to attend to all island orders promptly. ster and Harriet left the Is- Hotel Sea Gables Wright Even if the weather has been un- RIGHT PRICES 23d YEAR SAME MANAGEMENT. land to visit a school friend in Au- RIGHT SERVICE satisfactory the people of this charm- 1 SOUTH gusta, Me. I HARPSWELL, MAINE ing summer colony have been 1 Miss Gwenydd Weller of Montreal able Stands Directly on the Beautiful Casco to withstand the gloom with their Canada, is again at the Bay. Bide-a-wee. geniality. Excellent The Misses Sarah Bower and Gwen- boating, fishing: private On last at bathing beach and dolyn Jones of New York and Saturday night Elwell houses; jresh eggs, City the jutter, .milk and from House, regular weekly dance was vegetables the Miss Hazel Bower of South Lawrence, No one will so farm every day; fish, clams and lob- well of tlie thing give much Mass., are at the attended.. Many young sters direct from the water; the rooms again Buncliberry people who were away last week at- to so are large, light and airy; sun Lodge. pleasure many for so parlor, tended, swelling the crowd to the people etc. Booklets sent. Dr. and Mrs. Ix>uis Eugster and largest since the a time at so a as I_. H. MERROW, Miss Elizabeth of reception given to long little cost a Proprietor. Eugster Washing- the new D. have people early in July. Mrs. a iour a can on ai ton., C., opened Chalet for open me George the summer, Carey attractively gowned in white served punch. Not were Mr. and Mrs. R. S. of Law- only Sugatt, many Islanders present but QceanViewHotel rence., Mass., are at the Idlehour for friends Columbia Grafonola Arthur Black, from Fort came to Prop. g the remainder of July. McKinley enjoy SO. HARPSWELL, MAINE the good time. Miss Lois Bateman, of Somerville. We carry a stock of Miss Cornelia Jackson of Portland complete Unsurpassed si ua- jj Mass., is spending a few weeks at will the summer all tion. Fine Fishing, ji the Brainard bungalow, spend with her aunt records catalogued, ana Mrs. Charles Merrill. Miss including Rowine-, Sailing Mr Walter Mason of Haverhill Jackson s Motoring 230 feet of Mr. and Mrs. S. the latest dance selections. is at the parents, T. B. Jackson verandas. Panorama of Mass., Island for three I and her young sister, and mountain and S?a. 15 weeks. Tenbrooke, brother George, were the mi.es by boat from On last Friday, Miss Browneli and guests ot Mrs. Merrill over Sunday. Columbia Co. Portland. 15 miles by Miss Dixon entertained a sewing par- Graphophone mo:or frcmBrunswick. The religious service held at El- S50 ty at The Ledges. Those present Congress St., Portland, Me. GRAFONOLA well Hall at 3 m. JEWEL, $35.00 June to were p. last was Open oep^emuer. Ktues ana booKiets on the Misses Barbara and Carolyn Sunday rppiicaiion. most ably conducted Rev. Brainard. Helen Parker, Margaret by Ashley D. Leavitt, pastor of the State Street Partenheimer, Elizabeth Fuller, Mir- iam Hosmer and Congregational Church. Professoi Your Lois Bateman. i Telephone Wants Service to Our Robert E. S. a Quick Customers Last Olmstead rendered Saturday evening Miss Brown- most finished and beautiful baritone For Your Summer ell and Miss Dixon Home gave a card party solo and led the in in honor of congregation The F"amous DUNN BROTHERS their guests, Mr. Harold singing the hymns. Bond and Mr. Harris Cornell Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wyer and Fibre Wall Board Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. and Better than Lath and Dyer son Jack of Sunset Landing, Che- Plaster, Triple Siaed by the Cornell Fibre Provisions and daughters of Process. ic Original Groceries, General Mdse. Augusta, Me., are at beague, spent the week end at their Sizing Making Thoroughly Moisture Proof. Sunset for a few weeks. cottage on the Lower road. They Pine Spring Ginger Ale and Soda by the Case for Trade a Mr. William Miller has There is Nothing Better For Roofs Than Family Specialty recently at- were cordially welcomed by their This is one of the tended the annual exhibition of the finest domestic bottlings and has a many friends here being royally en- GENASCO TRINIDAD LAKE countrywide reputation National Sweet Pea at New- Society tertained during their entire visit on ASPHALT R. I. His ROOFING Market at West all over South port, sweet peas won two the island. Harpsweli Delivery Harpswell prizes there. At WRITE FOR SAMPLES Boston on July 10, Miss Barbara Matlocke of Massa- six prizes were taken by Mr. Miller. chusetts has been a recent guest of C. M. RICE Mrs. J. E. RARER COMPANY Donallen of Lynn, Mass., Mrs. Samuel Augustus Stevens at is at General Briarcliff for a few weeks. her summer cottage. Miss Matlocke Paper Dealers In of the 8 spite fog many of the is- returned to her home last Monday, To 16 Exchange Street Maine miiuers went Portland, to the pageant at Che- being very sorry to leave the island beague. Those A. E. PINKHAM who took parties over and the many congenial friends she were: Mr. George Guppy, Mr. Jaynes, made. So. Mr. Harpswell, Me. Brainard, Mr. Warren Fuller. Mr. Miss Janet Stevens, daughter of Grant and Dr. Mar. Mr. Samuel A. Stevens, who graduat- Horse and Auto Mr. Livery Brainard took over a party of ed this spring from the Sargent young folk whom were: AUCOCISCO Our among Bar- School in Cambridge, again has stables are equipped to handle all the business of this and place bara and Carolyn Pralnard, Lois Bate- of the we are prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with careful charge Portland playgrounds. drivers at man, any hour of the day or night. and Elizabeth Egster, Iiazel Bow- Miss Stevens proved such a success and Expressing mo"'.ng of all kinds re- Cottages ceive and careful attention. er, in prompt Have all your baggage checked in Gwendolyn Jones, Bertha Bibo that capacity last year that many care of A. K. South Margaret Pinkham, Harpswell, Maine. Partenhelmer, Helen Par- reports are being circulated of her CUFF ISLAND, MAINE ker, Frank Mar, Herman Blbo. Harold splendid work with the Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Excavating, Cellar Work, Wells, etc. playground Fitz and Frederick White. When the children of Portland. storm broke the young people were rates comfortably sheltered in the References—Special Wych- for mere, although Captain Soule of the June and September. Invisible Ink Known to Romans. yacht Daphne, offered shelter in his Mrs. K. B. The Invisible which BATCHELOR Beeches comfortable cabin. Those of the par- ink, figures in th« curr ISLAND ty who saw the pageant were de- espionage trial, appears to have been lighted. known since the early days of writing, MRS. C. E. PETTINGILL On account of the rain Sat- for both Ovid and heavy Pliny give recipes Laundry Agents Orders taken for Lobsters and Fish Telephone 60-1-605 Proprietor the urday night, dance in the grove for the preparation of such a was fluid, tho postponed until 24. one Every amusement for guests. Saturday, July from milk, the other from various THE C. T. 5WETT COMPANY The air of the sea braces Because of the flooded condition of ap- vegetable juices. In the middle petite. and the church grove, the services ages Provisioners Yachting, Bathing sched- writerB Fishing. uled for many mention and the past two weeks have had "magnetic" Wholesalers And Retailers of to be omitted. Rev. J. B. G. P'.dge of "magic" inks, the action of which Philadelphia, was to have preached. some of them averred to be miracu- Hotel, Yacht A Shipping Supplies July 11, and the Rev. Frank L. Garfield lous. Today such fluids are techni- Fancy Game In Season, Broilers, Squab, Capon, and was to have conducted the services cally known as Ducklings ITALIAN ARMY'S NEW "sympathetic inks," Milk and Cream From Private FIELD GUN on 18. and Dairy July there are numerous patents for Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Luke of Lex- their manufacture. Head of Portland Plor Ferry Wharf ington, Mass., returned to the Island Sunday after a week's absence. 130-132 COMMERCIAL ST. MAINE Foodstuffs PORTLAND, Mr. Frank Harding of Brockton. and Their Worth. ra«»o,, npciM iwo wceKH witn Mr. ana Beefsteak and some vegetables are Mrs. rich In In P. F. Harding at Waumbek. Iron. meat the Iron exists I.-*. Mr. H. L. Norrl8 of Lexington, largely as hemoglobin, due to the ^TTTTTTTTTTxTTmrmrxxTTTT Mass., Hpent Sunday with his family blood contained In the muscular tis- WE HAKE A SPECIALTY 'Phone 902 at the Alcazar. sues. Iron In combination with pro- OF In a recent conversation with Mr. tein matter Is found In considerable C. W. Newhall, President of the Bus- quantity In grains. tins Inland Villagers he String beans, navy Souvenir Corporation, beans, lima Spoons, CENTRAL GARAGE said that 325 loads of sand were used beans, spinach especially, In repairing the two mlies of road cabbago and dried peas are rich In etc. STOUGHTON FOLKINS CO. that needed It. This work was done Iron. Among the fruits that have Brooches, Novelties, under the personal supervision of Mr. plenty of iron are dried prunes, apples Service Station (or all Makes Newhall and hp was ably assisted by and raisins. contain Carey and Mr. T. H. Madlgan GEO. T. SPRINGER of Cars The recent rains have washed some places so additional loads of sand The 8uprem© Test. WatohM, Diamond*, Jewelry, III AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE If a have been necessary. great captain of Industry Silverware Captain Carey of Brunswick, Me., is should resolve to lead a better life % 88 Oak St. Me. ? Portland, the Island policeman. and never again to utter an untruth 515 Congress St., Portland, Me. _ 4"i* "S* * *♦ <•++ The lamps this summer are being wo imagine the supreme test would cared for by Albert and James Ouppy. como when someone timidly asked The and was golf baseball field him If It wasn't possible that the trou- mowed this pap* week and Is rendy ble with his business was partially due Those Guesses. for enthusiasts of either sport. Motor Boats for Sale to the fact that his company was over- When a doctor makes a guess about As yet only one tennis court Is us- Stanley Marine Motors able and that, la In demand morning, capitalized.- Columbus (O.) Journal. a disease ho calls It a diagnosis. Perfpx Waterproof re- noon and night, some flndlne six In When a stock gambler makes a guess inanition, nupplle*, pairing, overhauling. Unnolcne for m»lo. the morning none too early. The new Greatest Sheep-Breeding Countries. about stock he calls It a speculation. A feature of this new tennis Italian field gun is the base, which can be moved court In the old basket ball Between them, Australia and Argen- When a preacher makes a guess about WM. H. ao ti to afford wide field has Is ROHR, range of fir#. been flooded so that It tina pasture one-third of tho the next world he calls it faith or feared world's 14 Commercial Wharf It will have to be abandoned. sheep. revelation.—Life. PORTLAND Telephone ■ —t MAINE'S LUMBER EXPORTS. MAYONNAISE EASY TO MAKE -V i Amounted to $239,170 During*^ JHrst Popular Dressing Hat Wrongly Been Five Month® of Year. Considered Too Difficult for the Walk-Over Shoes .Busy Cook. The Thos. Co. of The Laughlin Bangor—Exports lumber and its only place in Portland where you can run your boat direct manufactures from the district of The making of mayonnaise dressing to a good safe landing and obtain a complete outfit of to motor everything Portland which, now that the Bangor was formerly regarded as a very trou- pertaining boats, and and other lesser customs districts blesome affair. Exceptional cooks or NEW FALL STYLES have been abolished, comprises all housewives, it is true, would assert Marine Maine ports as well as those of New that it was no trouble, once the knack Hardware of all kinds In Brass and Galvanized Hampshire, amounted in the first five was acquired; but as a rule it was not Iron. ARRIVING DAILY months of this year to $239,170, of a popular dressing with busy cooks. 184-188 COMMERCIAL 8T., ME. which $157,073 worth went to The reason was not far to seek. In PORTLAND, Eng- Boat land. landing back of store, between Long and Central See them on display in our win- Exports would have been much the first place, tradition held that If Wharves. but dows. Make selections greater for the lack of vessels mayonnaise dressing curdled it must your early. for transatlantic carrying. Recently, be thrown out and a new mixture and since these figures were com- started; and, as it often curdles, ttyls Decided Price Reductions piled, a considerable quantity of three was not a cheerful prospect to face inch spruce planks has been sent from when time was short. In the second on Women's and Men's Maine ports, including Bangor and place, tradition asserted that good Stockton, to Great Britian via steam- mayonnaise could be made only by er from Boston, and two adding the oil drop by drop—a lengthy Rubber Soled Oxfords. vessels, the !!4» WEST END DAIRY CO Russian bark Robertsfors and the and troublesome process. Tradition in I 1 40 Custom Norwegian bark Gerd, now are at both instances was House Wharf, Portland, Maine ' All Kinds of Hot Weather Stockton with deals for ports in Eng- wrong. If the mayonnaise curdles, an land or Ireland, the two egg yolk should be broken into a clean X Our Ice Cream and Frozen having ca- Sweets are the kind you Footwear in White and for a bowl and beaten and the want if desire the pacity total of about 2,000,000 thoroughly you best. We can supply you at short feet. curdled mixture added to this drop. J* notice. Remember our location enables us to send on Soft Deerskin Materials. In this the the way mayonnaise will be 2 next steamer after order. recovered. receiving your Lumber Drives Delayed. The thres-minute mixture that eaves ? TELEPHONE | * Skowhegan—Pulp and lumber the tedious drop-by-drop process is I companies report that the drives on made as follows: the Kennebec River have been great- Measure out the salt and mustard Hutchinson's Walk-Over Boot ly handicapped by the into a bowl and a Shop heavy rains add whole egg, both and though no great damage has been yolk and white. Beat this mixture done 544 CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND considerable extra work will be thoroughly and then add one-third of a necessary to repair the booms and cupful of oil, all at once. Beat this KENDALL. & WHITNEY clear the island of logs. Many of the until it begins to thicken, then add an- DEALERS IN BM. T. WORTH Jr. big booms were broken and a consid- other third of a cupful of oil. This j LEY, erable number of ran makes a Agricultural and Horticultural Maine's and logs astray to fairly thin mayonnaise. If ! implements, Fertilizers, Leading Optometrist Optician 1 the shores and island. a thicker one is desired more oil muBt and 478 CONGRESS ST., Corner CENTER ST. Poultry Dairy Supplies, Wooden Galvanized Iron The total drive amounts to 109,- be added, making a cupful of oil in Ware, Opp. PREBLE HOUSE, PORTLAND, ME. 189,194 feet, though the total cut for all; beat until very stiff, then set the Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Cordags, etc. Phone 2174-W. All cars at our door Seeds, stop the season was 120,247,191 feet. bowl on ice until the dressing is Also in specialties SUMMER such as Ice About 12,000,000 feet is left back to wanted.. COMFORTS, Cream Eyes examined. Prescription lenses Freezers, Lawn be used at Jackman and at Mayonnaise made this > Refrigerators, Swings, Window ground promptly. Mail orders re- Long by process is Croquet Sets, Screens in less to and Screen turned by next mail. pond the mill of the Newcastle likely curdle than that made, Doors. Call and see us. Lumber Company and other com- in the old way, and the mixture is as Cor. Federal and Gold tilled Eyeglass Chains 50c panies. quite good. Temple Sts., Portland, Me. A bowl or jar of mayonnaise will Prescription Lenses to order keep for Bome time if in the re- ground For Protection of Maine People from put j 40c and up Rabies. frigerator, and it is very useful to | have on hand. It is well to remember, Genuine Shell and Rubber Frames Augusta—At a meeting of the state j for too, that a mayonnaise can be trans- Glasses board of health which was held at the Library. $1.00 formed into a tartare sauce the ad- state in view of by OUVENIERS house, the prevalence dition of Colored Glasses 50c chopped gherkins and capers.j and ud of rabies (hydrophobia) in some and Therefore it is in time so to Heating economy places outside, and of the of ATLAS SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES danger plan your menus that a fish dish Sold the bringing of dogs into Maine which only at this office. served with a tartare sauce is fol-j A Consultation Free have been bitten by rabid All Kinds of Optical Repairing animals, lowed the next day by a salad requir- Plumbing the board made rules and regulations ing a mayonnaise dressing, or vice for the of purpose safeguarding the versa. human and the animal population of Engineers this state which in comparison has FOR USE IN THE LAUNDRY MAINE TOURMALINES Tinware ■been fortunate in its exemption. Stoves, Ranges, rtie largest up lodate line of Souvenirs Best Soap Is That Made of Fat and In

Preserving Rhubarb. CORDES' CAPE "Old P. O. Cordee, Proprietor. fanhionrd things of aolid wort h, Just wa«h it and cut in small pieces. On them n benediction, First- class In Particular The Put in jars all It will then fill Every Joy and comfort of the earth hold, up Private Rooms And with cold water until Dining Htreogth without restriction." it runs over. 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congress at Put cavers on. Will keep a year if MAINE Antique Furniture jrou it to. PORTLAND, Warerooms wfnt Opposite Baxter Block «M CmffrtM St., opp. Politic 8am library Sbrota, Prop. Portland, Mx. NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES MR Of TOURISTS Safe Economical /"tractive Abbreviation0; ch., cbild; d, rtauahipr; -i.,-or fair., iowUj); w, sou; w, wile. A Just the This is our month of Clearance Sales. HOUSE. John Allen. Jr. X Y Mrs H Hancock, E Orange.X J PEAKu JSVANDks Is'and, Me. Waltcr C Eberhard, Koslindalc I heo C Hancock, R TP D fc.Uraiige values are Pr°P- X C & w, Mt'tliord John Kceman, N V Extraordinary now a5k'in Kthel M Schools, Ouincy -Miss Nina M Mill, 1'hila ^ , fl'ls H ;• "atchelder. Franklin Mrs K K Stevenson, Montreal Emery II Winslow. Portland A Sale of is now in *{• >. Big Rugs pro- -1,ry G "atclulder. .Miss Dutton, Montreal Clara K I'rcscott, Orange, X J for the C '.fuJ'a !«. Waterbury Miss Louise (Ireene, Newark gress. Campers *• 1 ?ortl>«tc'r Miss J Iceland Clarke, THE DRIFTWOOD, Miss C 1'W "> iiomerville Brooklinc Bailey Island, Me. ii < .^'l''1-}". A Hoboken Miss II Z l'erkins. Norwich Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver, Prop. A Sale of Wash r -\, big Dresses offers Mrt 7" Newton Miss Carol M Hastings, (Sec Ally, in another column.) Ai rs S t S°1,,n8' Boston Worcester Mrs C (j \f cx)'> Bradley, Baltimore unusual values. and ('hi >'n'ai> & w, \ y Miss I'la M (iainasche. Nannie l£ Baltimore Busy , -2? Dorsey, & W. Little Falls Worcester Ethel .\1 l'arkman, Portland ArAhom«'son * « Boston Irene It (iamasche, Worcester Mrs Martha Carre, Phila I An 5 Josephine Cibney, John J Jas Barr, Pittsburgh, ''tikes &• «• I'• rook 1 vn Miss il G Sullivan. Boston Anna Pa »- McMaster, Crafton, p Xewark Mrs. Lettie Howard, Brockton Kleiman, Pa it Julia Pittsburg, Aire l>awinKhani Walter S Shepherd, Melrose Mrs C Alwood, HOME OF Mr «r,^h"aU-l,0,,'K. I'rookville l)r Dowties, Harrisburg Manchester Green, Ct I GOOD VALUES 1 l)r 1- Derbv \ », Boston Miss Clara Liiini'll, Somerville Elizabeth X V .uax J Newton, Koscsi, Arlington Heights Lynchburg, Va Mrs. W. E. -SauUr * w. I'hila McCullough and w. A T N V K U Johnson... .Prop, n Har'sburg Beniiet, Dana, Portland K C" 11eeliner »V vv, Newton C't (See I l" *'• Newark Miss A R Adv. in another column.) Wells, Brooklyn Adolph ISoston Mrs I. II St T \V MrsMr. ;'U$Crrann«-. X Mrs Boston Marion v y J Cusning, Richard listabrook. Berlin Jones, Cliff Island, Me. E E O'Donnell &■ Itostcn Mary \ y w, Harriet tiaylord, X Mrs Anna M Helen Kelly, Mrs. C. E. MERRICONEAG Wright, _ Camh'gc Pettengill.... Prop. HOUSE, (I Allen X- \v, Arlington,Mass Donald Trenton (See Adv. in another column.) South Harpswell, Me. THE Wright, Cambridge ?.t0\S'r' HOMESTEAD. l.eila (I Leonard, Chicago Richard XV Mary\Vi'th o Trenton I)r T C Mcduire. w d. Arthur Dickey Wright, \jalley. Prop. Bailey Island. Me. Mabell II Leonard. Chicago Roht 1. I ButTalc Mrs ritz West Virginia (See Adv. in another column.) T. E. Ha-ell )eni|istcr. Morshrg, Slaglc. Prop. Carolyn Stephens, Sumniis.N J Miss Kuth Mitchell, Miss Alice I'olsom, J Oscar liurhaiik, Portland (Set- Adv. in another column.) R I la veil,\v, Montreal Holtzman "w, X V Mrs Laila A McNeil. l)r Mrs L M X V °,-T Silver, licrtha Field, Northampton Kenitie Havell, Montreal SEA GABLES Mrs*lr h Daggett \ ,1. N't HO rem \v. Md HOTEL, Middlehorough, Bengies, l.eali Wattcro, I.ocksport, N Y Dorothy Ilavell. Montreal So. I'elham. X V Miss Mass Misses Annie Harpswell. Me. KHAKI Whittaker, ,. Dyson. Derry Mrs C E W'hitm an. I teat rice Havell. Montreal I.. H. Merrow "iM ,V "• I'hila Miss I*!IIa Curtis. Mass Miss Alice Dyson, Derry. X II Ct x'rs I' Prop MissMU" TV? V X V Farniington. Hainmett, Brooklyn (See Adv. in another column.) Belle Jones, Miss Mertle ti Jones, Mrs C Riley, Boston Miss F l> Root, Farminirton. Ct Miss i> m c :,i. Ilammett, Brooklyn (Catherine Duel, Air .1 K <)rr. Portland," .Me Lancaster. Mass (ieo F Felcker, X V K M Brooklyr Smith. Chicago Miss M T Hannnett, Hrooklyn Mae C Brown. Mrs Hawkins, Lancaster. Mass Wm II Stearns & w. Auburn Mrs 1' Brooklyr Smith, I'hila Miss Ethel Brownell, EOrange Kenneth Brown, AUCOCISCO HOUSE Miss Harriet 11 Stanley, II Smith Jfc w, Lawrence Mrs I- Brooklyr Y Travis. X Y I Agnes M Krans, \V Orange C B Whitman, Cliff Island. Me. Durham, N H II 1. Xewell & w, \V Carrolton Lewistot Miss Marion Travis, X Y May Duffy, \V Orange, N K II Younst. Mrs. K. B. Batchelor.. Prop. Miss Alma Portland Miss j Bostor Spring, Viola Travis. X Y Mrs li II Bostor 111 another column.) WOODBINE & COTTAGES. Fdward P Seavert & w. Mrs I Voung, i;.ct' H T Cox 'nionvillc, \ J WILLOW COTTAGE. A (j Miss Dorothy F C Armstrong, Bailey Island, Me. New I'anaroni. \ V Bedford Miss Evelyn Williams, Bailey Island, Me. Mrs A <1 PANTS Baltimore Mrs. H. S. I'anaroni, X V ... Sinnett E A Boston Hi «• ... Prop. liullard. Trenton (See Adv. in another column.) Mrs li A w Ilullard. Boston MissMU Marv\l° Wood. Trenton Miss Elizabeth Murles, Boston Miss Cecilia Bullar>ee Adv. in another column.) Geo Mitchell w, Scranton C Mea.le, Montreal SUMMIT HOUSE, Rosalind Xathan. X V trip to Boston, returning to the cool (rankMiss MargC Ilolleran. XY Chebeague. Me. Caroline 1< l'ajans, N V Bay Breeze as soon as they were able. W* Toronto M rs. C. M. Hamilton.... Prop. J I. Wood, Boston »tf ^ NNm J "ay. Toronto • See Adv. in another column.) Mabel Roak, River Forest. Ill Mr. Fred Thurber, a brother of Mrs. C M Hewett \ w, Somerville E Marks w. London Norman I. Black, is visiting the Island. io. well HILL CREST, Mrs N M Montreal Edwin P r | Campbell, Seaver X- w. He joined Mr. Black in the Portland Harps Chebeague Island. Margaret Montreal ™ r-i Campbell, Xew Bedford Hlw mum" !■■■■! Chas. W. Hamilton Prop. Ilarold Mndge, Montreal and Boston Yacht Club cruise which <>ee Adv. in another column.) Betty Mndge, Montreal OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. took place this week. Mr. Thurber alenry h Hodge w. C Fincke. X Y So. 1^ Harpswell, Me. is a famous one of Winchester Win P Coxe, Boston Arthur Black yachtsman, being House. *« -r ■> Prop. Merriconeag Mrs r R Peters. Winchester May Dunne, Montreal (Sec Adv. in another the men who crossed the Atlantic I column.) The Shirts ,V w* Newark A I hulgeon. Boston A O Chatter iS: w, lioston Ocean in a small This corridors of the hotel are the Sport QDn m sloop. yacht MrMrs II H VJlal,1lately, Montreal Mrs M Tolmie. Montreal Grace E Black. Boston had only a nineteen foot water-line. .«cene of some familiar faces as well K eanor lately, Montreal Lewis L Hopkins, Worcester Mrs John I! Boston . C \ y found ■•'a,r, ardozo. M L Leander, Boston prove his theory that the size of a this the resort of their choice M is« IS |„ Car«!ozo, \ \* SEASIDE COTTAGE. Dorothy Folsom, Boston craft has nothing to do with its sea- this year. Among other guests who Ralph C Dolala, \ Bailey Island. Me. Francis Lordan, ISoston Worcester worthiness if have been here in Order Mail and Careful Mrs. F. E. Cram...... Prop. D J l.ordan .K: w. Boston properly handled. registered past by Prompt Altention "r7T.'.,OW"i";F.ast we»ek ar- the air for the rest of the Xeal Somer-. muslin and dimities. day. ville, Dr. voiles, Also dark colored Dress- rived: Mr. and Fred Albee Mass., George A. Bates of Mr. Robert Neely and family of Mrs. Mr. Baker of St. had es for house wear. Mr. F. Eugene LouiB Auburndale, Mass.; Misses arrived W. McManus, Anna RobertBon the Simonds Philadelphia, Penn., recently misfortune to have his hand bad- and Helen and on the Mary Robertson, all of Ijewistcn Margaret Neal; Mr. island. Mr. Neely left here ly crushed under the wheel of a load- Fred 'Recent O. Watson and of Au- at 2.98 last week for a business to Phila- arrivals were: "E. C. BiBhop ed coal family trip wagon at the Auburn Colony burn: Dr. and •Bath; C. B. and Mrs. Harold Lewis of delphia. He has, however, linr this "Whitman child, Bos- tennis courts last week. The H. injury Philadelphia, Pa. time, returned to his ton: "E. Young and wife, Boston; was to cottage, "Krag treated at Portland, Regular 5.00 7.50 Dresses a wide of Nor." Mr. and Mrs. A. 'New Mrs. variety Penaron, York; E. A. Hloniu of New York is summer fabrics Mrs. Annie When the refrigerator eats up ice cool, -including voiles and linens in A of Dr. Olaf Miss Roche, Washington, D. C entertaining Mr. and Mrs. G. pupil Jensen, and has no R. M. Rog^ colors. The linen still chill, S. Davis Co., ers of pretty dresses in this lot are among Louise Jenkins of . Irsenberg, Boston, Thelma Cogan of which will return to ty to the younger set of the Auburn Worcester, they their homes. Mass., are at 7.95 Colony last Tuesday. Dancing and guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kenney of South G. Morse at their Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. charades were the most popular beautiful cottage Paris, Maine, were guests on the Pitts of Sunset, on Medfleld, arrived forms of entertainment. Hurricane Ridge. to island last week. Mr. who Mass., last week to Regular 16.50 22.50 Dresses—fine French linen Kenney open their Mrs. L. A. Burr of is Postmaster of the South Paris Post- delightfully situated cot- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chllds of Kan- Loxington, and voile costumes in blue and lavender tage on Ash Point. Mass., has joined her white, pink, Office returned to his business after sas City are at their summer home at daughter, Miss —also voilt and lace dresses. Most of these mo- After Georgia, at. their cottage on 'Hurri- net, spending the week end. Mrs. Kenney spending a brief, but much West Harpswell. cane Ridge. The motor dels are quite simple, but beautifully made from ex- will remain for the rest of the week enjoyed visit here, Mr. Fdward Mr. Prank 8wan and of yacht, has Bodge family "Joker," which Miss Burr has cellent materials. and then intends to Join her husband. returned to his home in Oorham. Providence, 'R. I., arrived at their owned several seasons, is in Mrs. Vance of Miss Pauline at the Auburn for agqjn the wa- Cheney Washington, Gardner and Miss cottage Colony the ter and will be the I). Is means of trans- at 11.75 C., preparing a book for publi- Mary Kingsley returned to entire season on the 14th. portation to Harpswell many beautiful spots in cation, the title of which is to be, The Tuesday after a greatly enjoyed Mr. Woodbury K. Dana of West- the bay. Master-Law. At abput the first of walking trip in the White brook entertained Mr, Mountains. | Sanborit of Mr. and Mrs. L. August Mrs. Cheney will commence Messrs C. Temple of Lew- Warren and Ned of San FYsncit^o last week at the Au- is-ton were her summer school Blgelow the of Right Thinking Auburn were burn week-end guests of recent guests of Miss Colony. Mrs. Frank A. EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT and Right Living at the Chandler s Bva ' Morey at the latter's Austin's housoparty at "Casco Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bridge of New- charming cottage which Mrs. Cheney has rented Rest" on cottage Hurricane Hut. MAINE the Point, ton, have left for PORTLAND, for the season, | Mass., their home They left Monday morning. Mr. Robert Brewer of In the city, but are expected to return Mia* A well known summer Hlngham, Ethel of resident, Mi». gave a In a or Pettlnglll Lewlston Is Mass., delightful dinner on bis week «o.ruivnr the Charlton Murphy, has returned her# spending summer with Mrs. How- large sloop-yacht Thursday night. The east shore of Whaleboat T«- (Continued on page 8). Casco Bay & Unas The party motored From their home Harpswall to .Portland. Effective July 3rd, 1915. I WEEK OA YS. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoben ot "Just From Portland (Custom House Wharf): Outside the Middle Street Springfield, Mass., who are at the Hill To Peaks Island (Korest City Landing) Rent 2 homestead for the season, entertain- —5.45. 6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 10.00 a. m.. High Dis- Doors 12.16, ODtll ed a of w^ll known 1.15, 2.15, 4.15. 5.15. 6.15, 7.30. 9.30 tlOOPtR'5 party shoe repre- COOD 8.15, trict." Below Maine VALUES p. m. sentatives from iXew Orleans and To Cushings Island—6.45, 8.45, 10.00 a.' Savings Bank. Philadelphia, Pa., at dinner last Sat- m.. 12.15, 2.15, 5.15, 6.15, 8.15 p. m. To Little and Cireat Diamond Islands, I urday. The party went deep sea fish- IN Trefetlien and DINNER Kvergreen Landings' SOIIS ing in the forenoon and secured a SETS (Peaks Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. m., nice line of cod and haddock Four for 12.15. 2.00, 4.15, 5.20, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. weighing patterns, just right cottage use— To Ponce Landing (Long Island)—7.00, over one hundred and fifty pounds. *.00. 10.00 a. in., 12.15, 1.15, 2.00, 4.15, Sunday was spent in and the X5.20, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. sailing 1 1 2 returned to each To Doughtys Landing (Long Island)— Fireless CooK Stoves party Portland in the first Pieces, $9.90 ff.OO, 8.00, 10.00 a. m., 12.15, 2.00, 4.15, steamer Monday morning. The fol- (Well worth $14.00) 6.20. 6.15, 7.30 p. m. lowing were the guests, M. J. Mullen, To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—| cook without a fire. t.. Vudor Porch 1.00 m., 2.00. 5.20, 6.15 p. m. II Pittsburg, George Karl, New Orleans, Shades $2.25 to S7.SO To Little a. All with .. ... Chebeague—8.00 m.t 2.00, pure aluminum Dominick f. on I steil, utensils Rrosoleau, New Orleans, Bamboo Porch Shades A most useful and article Reve -New 68c to SI .SO To Clift Island, Western and Central satisfactoiy Rober, Orleans and George the We are Couch Landings (Great Chebeague), South good year round. closing A. Hogans, New Orleans. Hammocks out an $4.75 and Harpswell, Bailey and Orrs Islands—7.00. oveistock. are great val- up a. They Mrs. C. L. Ball and Miss 10.00 in., 1.15, 5.20 p. m. ues at these daughter, Cottage Curtains, per. pr. 90c To Sunset and prices. and up Eastern Landings Dorothy A. Ball and John L. Ball are Couch (Great Chebeague). i Covers Cousins, Littlejohn compartment st>le, with 6 and at the "Peanut" cottage on Beach I 90c and iand Bustin Islands—7.00 a. in., 1.15, 5.15 qt. 3 up ni. avenue where will remain Window shades p. qt pots, reductd from they for 25c and To Mere Point, fitrch Island and ^ ^ two weeks. After the 'first of up 6well Harp- $8 50 to *P « August Center—7.00 a. m.. 5.15 p. in. only Refrigerators Return they are intending to spend the re- $6.50 and up (Week Days.) ? I To Portland: compartment style, with 8 qt. and 4 mainder of the season at their cot- From Peaks Island (Forest City Land- in Soule's Grove. ing)— qt. pots, reduced froni CA tage Medium grade for 6.15, 7.20, 8.15, 9.15, 10.30, 11.40 a. goods cottase,camp or home jn.. 1.20. 2.35. 4.35, 5.35, 6.35, 7.50. 8.45, $10.00 to only Mr. and Mrs. John S. Crowley (Ger- at low prices. 3.0.15 p. in. trude From Walker) entertained at dinner Cushings Island—7.00, 9.00. 10.15 Every kitchen needs a fireless Cook- Freight paid to points within miles on ft. ill., last for their fifty purchases 1.05. 2.45, 5.45. 6.45, 8.55 p. in. Saturday week-end to five dollars or more. amounting From Little Diamond Island—6.25, 7.25, guest, Mr. Edgar H. Paine of Port- 8.25, 11.30 9.45, a. m., 1.45. 3.45, 5.40, 8.45 the well p. m. land, known musician. Cov- From Great Diamond 7.20. ers were laid for seven. 8.20. Island—6.20. 9.40, 11.25 a. m.. 1.40, 3.40, 5.35, 8.40 •Miss Zola Watson of p. m. Springfield, From Mass.. is being entertained at the Trefethen Landing (Peaks Is- land)—6.15, Oren summer home of 7.15, 8.15, 9.35, 11.20 a. m., Hooper's Sons Mr. and Mrs. John T. 1.35, 8.35 F. 3.35, 5.30, p. m. FOSS & W. Hoben. SONS From Evergreen Landing (Peaks Is- Complete Household Outfitters. The COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS land)—6.10. 7.10, 8.10, 9.30, 11.15 a. m.. many friends of Mr. Ivan S. 1.30, 3.30, 5.25. 8.30 p. m. will be From "Where Low Rent Shakes Hands With Low Bryan pleased to know that he Cor. and Ponce Landing (Long Island)— Prices." Congress Preble 6.00. is slowly recovering from his Streets, Portland, Me. 7.15. 8.00, 9.20, 11.05 a. m.. 1.20, 3.50, illness. 6.15. 8.10 p. ill. Mr. Roy Taylor of From Lowell, Mass., Doughtys Landing (Long spent the week end 7.05 Island)— with his wife at £.50, 7.50, 9.10. 10.55 a. m., 1.10, 3.15. 6.05, 8.15 p. m. Folkstone Lodge. From Cleaves Landing (Long Island)— Fine line of at £.45, 8.55 a. refrigerators R. S. 6.55, m., 3.00, 5.10 p. in. DOW & FiNKriAm From Little Davis Co., Chebeague—6.50, 9.00 a. m., Exchange St., Portland.— NOVELTY RUG 8.0a. 5.05 Adv. COMPANY p. m. — Cor. Eim Street and From Clift Cumberland Ave. Island—6.35, 10.40 a. m.t 3.25, FIRE INSURANCE .Mr. Robert Portland, Me. 4.50 p. m. Dempster and his friend Ru^s Made from Old Carpets From Western 35 Mr. Gordon Landing (Great Che- St., He. O'Keefe have been staying We have just the for the or beague)—6.20, 10.25 a. Exchange Portland, »Rug Cottage Bungalow. Call and see our in., 3.10 p. m. at Amordale the different Our From Central Dwellings. Cottages, Hotels and Seaside Property H. N. during Pageant styles. prices will please you. Reference Landing (Great Che- insured in the PINKHAM. Portland Nat. beague)—6.10. 10.15 a. leading companies H. W. which took place on Great Bank. m., 3.00, 4.35 p. ml SUSSKRIUT. F. C. HUSSEy Chebeague. From South Mrs. ] Harpswell—5.45, 9.45 a. m., Albert Hoyt Ray and daughter £.30. 4.10 p. m. Priscilla of From Bailey Island (York Ashland, Mass., are the Landing)— of Mrs. £.30. 9.30 a. m., 2.15, 3.55 p. m. guests Oscar Charleson at her From Orrs WILLIAM SENTER & Island—5.15, 9.15 a. m., 2.00, CO. summer home, "Amordale." Fire ancl 8.40 p. m. IftNPC X C(\ Marine Insurance Mrs. EC• JUilLJ (* V/\/« 4 1 From Sunset Landing (Great Che- Harold^3. Farrington and chil- Exchange St., Portland, Me beague)—6.45, 10.30 a. m., 3.50 p. m. JEWELERS dren of Coyle street, are From Cousins Portland, the Island—6.35, 10.20 a. m., guests of Mrs. Arthur W. 8.40 p. n:. 51 Bell. Dwellings, Hotels, Cottages and Seashore a From Exchange Street, Portland, Haine. Property Littlejohn Island—6.30, 10.15 a. Mrs. Benjamin M. 3.35 harts, Seabury is spend- Specialty. Losses ,m., p. m. Compasses, Souvenir Spoons, Views of Portland and a few Promptly Adjusted. \ From Eastern Yicinity ing days at her camp at the Landing (Great Che- West End. beague)—6.15, 10.00 a. m., 3.iX> p. m. ! From Bustin Island—5.55, 9.40 a. m., Mrs. 8.00 p. m. George O'Donnell and party From Mere ENGLISH TEA are the Point—5.35, 9.20 a. m. ROOM spending week end at the From GEORGE E. Birch Island—5.30, 9.15 a. m. 609 Smart at the 1 From Hnrnsn oll Cor.»c 2 «*A Congress St., Portland, Me. Breakfast after 8. Cottage West End. LEONARD (Next door to Postoffice.) GREAT SUNDAYS. (2 doors east Public Library) Luncheon 11 to 3. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. MAINE. Farrington. Our CHEBEAGUE, I From Portland (Custom House Mrs. Edward R. stock of Groceries, Meats and To Wharf): Afternoon Tea until 7 p.m. Bond, Mrs. W. F. Provisions will please you. Our Peaks Island (Forest City ] 3akery will you with the Landing) Dresser and Mr. Ross Stevens of supply best. Ice Cream or 'r—7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.15, Xel. 3484 Port- by plate moasure. 12.00, 1.15, 8 Rooms Single and En Suite land have been We solicit your patronage and assure 2.45, 4.00. 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 p. m. I recent guests at Amor- you of courteous To llnlu treatment and Cushings Island—9.00, 10.30 a. m., >rompt delivery of orders. '12.15, 2.45, 5.00, 7.00 p. m. To The Little and Great Diamond Islands, Casco Bay & Harpswell I-ines iTrefethen and are Evergreen Landings' repairing their wharf at the East principal event of the week will take !(Peaks Island)—7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. m.. End. BOATS FOR 112.00 noon, CHESTER L. JORDAN & CO. 1 ilace every evening. SALE 1.15, 2.30, 4.00, 5.30, 8.00 I Saturday m. 6.15, oFKffis CABIN |P- SLOOP about 20 Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Caldwell Miss Helen Z. Perkins, feet long, excel- ! To Ponce Landing (Long 302 soprano, lent Inland)—7.00, Press Bldg., Monument Me. and of ] md Miss J. condition. Centerboard and lead 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. m.. 12.00 noon, 1.15, Sq., Portland, family Portland, Me., with party Leland Clarke, pianist, of ballast. Is a handsome safe 12.30, 4.00, 5.30, 6.15, 8.00 p. m. friends, were at their summer j >oth guests at the hotel, boat, and To Edgar L. Jordan E. Linwood Jordan home, I delightfully Price or Doughtys Landing (Long Bellevue over s-petdy. $1 'O, S^o less without 18.00, 10.30 Island)— cottage, the week end. •ntertained the guests with an im- 9.30, a. m., 12.00 noon. 1.15, 2.30, j' ballast. 4.00, 8.00 The 1 5.30, 6.15, p. ni. Red tea room and ! iromptu recital in the parlor one eve- To Cleaves Dragon gift POWER BOAT Landing (Long Island)—9.30 shop is j 1 ling last week. Both ladies about 12 feet а. m., 1.15, 4.00, 5.30 m. proving very popular with all display- long. 2J p. horse Fairbanks 2 I To Little Let V the summer visitors. id exceptional talents. piwer. motor >is. old. Chebeague—9.30 a. m., 1.15, Us Do Your Several have I( Varnished i4.00 p. m. Developing entertained their cedar, copper riveted. A fine To Cliff We make a specialty of and guests here during I Mr. and Mrs. Owen h. Potter of Al- boat in Island. Western and Central Developing, Printing Enlarging. All the prime condition. Price $ 00. rolls: 6 12 afternoons of the past week. X. Landings (Great Chebeague), South I exposures ioc, exposures 20c. Satisfaction guaranteed. I >any, Y., are with us once again [Harpswell. and Both boats are at Bailey Oris Islands— All work delivered when attention to mail or their annual oiiting. They are Harpswell Harbor. 110.00 a. m., a5.30 p. m, promised. Special ordtrs. ! To Summit House. '< ilways glad to be back and Telephone or write to A. W. Chi Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great during \ ids, iChebeague), 1 heir will care of Dunn West Cousins, Llttlejohn and Bus- R.. TAYLOR. During the past week several new j sojourn they take an active | Bros., Harpswell. tin Islands, Mere Point, Birch J. Island and Portland. arrivals were iart in all social affairs here. I Harpswell Center—10.00 a. Fidelity Building, Room 211, Second registered and at the given m., a5.30 p. m. Flo3r Mr. and Return present time the house is Mrs. Potter are devoted to. I To (Sundays.) entertain- voice is one that gives to Portland: I about jj he Hill Crest and the island and pleasure the .from ing they,, From Peaks Island (Forest tiarpsweil Center—7.15 am 3 00 thirty guests. Many have hearer and liis enunciation City Land- >. m. lumber friends here. and ing)—8.25, 10.50 a. SOUTH HARPSWELL. enjoyed parties and many was 9.30, m., 12.30, 1.35, 2.20, Additional sailing several phrasing most pleasing. Mr. Vieh 8.05, 4.30, 5.30, 6.30, 7.30, 8.30 p. m. Trip. Saturdays Only. were the 10.00 p. m. for among invited guests that! Tuesday morning twenty-seven of played most I From Cushings 11.00 Little and Great Dla- sympathetically and with Island—9.15, a. m., nond Islands, Trefethen attended dancing he guests enjoyed a sail to 12.45, 3.15, 5.15, 7.15 p. m. and Evergreen (Continued from parties given at Hill., Goose perfect technique, groups from Beetho- From landings (Peaks Page 7.) Crest. sland a Little Diamond Island—8.15, 9.35, Island), Ponce and The lawn and grounds about where delicious dinner of ven, Schubert, Liszt and II.15, 11.55 a. m.. 1.30, Doughty Landings (Long Island). Return the Mendelssohn. 3.00, 3.55, 5.50, 7.10, —Leave Summit House are the j, obsters, clams and other delicacies Both artists were 7.45 p. m. Doughty Landing 10.50 among ^ most enthusias- Ponce p. m., ard best j vere served. I From Great Diamond Landing 11.00 p. m.. Evergreen A. Teague at the Teague cared for on the island and the. The party left the hotel tically received and all Island—8.10, 9.30, 11.05 cottage present were III.10, 11.50 a. m., sanding p. m., Trefethen on Pott's flowers now ibout ten o'clock and sailed 1.25, 2.55, 3.50, 5.45, 7.05, .1.10 Landing Point. in radiant bloom are ad- about the delighted with the program 7.40 p. m. p. m.. Great Diamond Island 11.15 ^ for given. I ). m.. Little Mr. mired by all on >ay some time before atI This was the From Trefethen Diamond Island 11.20 p. m. D. S. Thomson and Mr. the island. The' landing first in a series of re- Landing (Peaks Is- References: Ray- ( he island. 9.25, 11.45 a—Stops on notice to pur- mond guests here are Arriving here dinner was ! citals that is to be lland)—8.05, 11.05, a. m., 1.20, ler to land White of Lewiston spent Wed- greatly pleased with given by these two 18.50, 3.45, 5.40, 7.00, 7.35 p. m. passengers only, x—Express. the garden. j, lerved at 1 P. M. after which artists. From 3. B. WINSLOW, Pres't. nesday, the 14th, with many Mrs. Olmsted's I Evergreen Landing (Peaks Is- Mrs. Thomp- I | itrolled about j accompani- C. W. T. son. Mr. Messrs. Lewis L. the island ments were land)— 8.00, 9.20, 11.00, 11.40 a. m.. CODING, Gen. Mgr. Thompson is the owner oT iHopkins and inspecting sympathetically played 2.45, 1.15, Arthur he points of interest. The 3.40, 5.35, 6.55, 7.30 p. m. the D. S. P. Hardy of Worcester, return and added greatly to the pleasure of ! From Ponce Thompson Optical Com- vas made late in the Landing (Long Island)— pany of were among the arrivals of last Mass.,], afternoon and the recital. 7.50, 9.10, 10.50, 11.30 a. F. Anthon Auburn. ill m., 1.05, 2.35, Komlosy that are here week,, present were delighted w'tli the ,8.30, 6.25, 6.45, 7.20 p. m. for an extended sojourn. I From The Lillie Aiice of left ( lay's and a vote of I Doughtys Landing Harpsweli Both young men are outing thanks was UNFOUNDED —9.00, (Long Island) last week after enjoying their REPORT. 10.40, 11.20 a. m., 12.55, 2.25, having delivered a first j civen to "Babe" Claff for the success б.16, 7.10 3.20, Artist outing immensely and find 1 6.35, p. m. cargo of coal at the wharf for a local plen- , >f the day's festivities. From Cleaves ty to the Those present There will he 110 Landing (Long Island)— dealer. She is help hours pass too quick- telephones on i8.35, 10.25 a. owned and command- veVe Mr. O. L. Mr. S. m., 2.10, 5.05, 6.25 p. m. South Shore iy. Potter, E. Chebeague and Cousins From Little ed by Capt. Charles ] John Islands this Chebeague—8.30, 10.30 a. Getchell of North Mrs. M. ■'alkenberry, Allen, Jr., Mr. and season, an ,m., 2.15, 5.00 p. m. Great Tolmie of Montreal regis- ] unfounded report to the Chebeague, Me. Harpsweli. klrs. Elliott Jones, J. C. J. j From Clift Island—8.15 a. 4.30 tered last week for an Biswick, contrary having been denied ! m., p. m. extended vaca- 1 1. Mr. by Man- From Western (Great Che- Mr. Leo Barnum Kimball of tion. Williams, and Mrs. H. C. Howe, ager A. T. Landing New Mrs. Tolmie was the 1 Stewart of the New England ,beague)—8.05 a. m., 4.20 p. m. Haven, is among Cenneth Howe, Mr. and Mrs. N. ! From Conn., expected to visit Mr. tourists who were C. Telephone Co. Central Landing (Great Che- jertrude at the Summit I, foung, today. The islands a. Ulric his George Young, Katherine V. will have beague)—7.56 m., 4.10 p. m. Walker-Crowley Dahlgren, classmate of the House the first season it the service at some future From South and was I'oung, Willis Harpswell—7.30 a. m., 3.45 Soprano Soloist Peekskill Military this ducted Mrs. con-1" Sanderson, Miss Anna time, but at present the m. Academy by Hamilton. She 1 lose. Miss Ethel extension of coming week. Schools, Miss Helen the cable to r From Bailey Island (York Vocal Teacher greatly enjoys the climatic Long Island is giving the ;7.15 Landing)— conditions'5 Schools, Miss B. L. Mrs. D. a. m., 3.30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Frank and island in Cardozo, company some trouble and that will From Orrs Eastern Smith of Phil- general. I 1 ■>. Cr Miss E. G. Island—7.00 a. m., 3.15 p. m. Landing, *"**.o. Rowe, Missi not be in I From* adelphia are staying at one working order for some Sunset Landing (Great Che- Great Chebea°ue of the I 1 lelen crkins. Miss Nellie a. local Skerman, weeks yet. The cable Ibeague)—8.45 m., 4.30 p. m. boarding houses for the sum- Vnna that the com- From Cousins Timlin. Mrs. A. F. Gibson, Miss had | island—8.35 a. m., 4.20 fled mer. pany on hand proved too short IP. m. Dragon Gift Shop and "unie Hodgkins, and "Babe" Claff. | for the distance across | From Llttlejohn Island—8.30 Mr. and Mrs. Hussey's a. m., 4.IB Tea Room Farrington Abbott of Hill Crest Sound to P. **>• the new point decided upon From GREAT CHEBEAGUE. ME. Lewiston have arrived at their DELIGHTFUL RECITAL. | Eastern Landing (Great beau- for landing on A new Che- Gifts to tiful Long. ptece beague)—8.15 a. m., 4.00 p. m. pletse all. Open day and evening, cottage, "Happy Thought." CHEBEAGUE Is awaited I Fro n Bustin .unchcs. Ice-cream. Box HOTEL HAS A and this will be spliced on Island—7.55 a. m., S.40 candies, etc. Special Mr. and Mrs. Messrs. Olmsted and j>. m. iarties can be accommodated on J. A. Blake of LARGE NUMBER OF Vieh, pro- to the first section. onler. Auburn GUESTS. essors of The fact that From Mere Point—7.35 Frank L. Pettinfrell. who have been music at Smith College, gave much a. m., 3.20 p. m. I'rop. spending the summer of the material that goes into , From Birch Island—7.30 Miss Ethel recital in the music a. m.. 3.16 Fork, Mgr. here, are expecting to leave DANCING PARTIES rooms of the 1 cable comes from for the ARE WELL ^ rirgil Clavier abroad is causing Panama Exposition 1. ATTENDED AND School Tuesday after- more of August GREATLY r oon delay course, but the expec- last. Mr. Olmsted sang selec- ENJOYED. tation is that the service will be in t lons from Beethoven, Verdi, Schubert, "unning order on in The hotel at the ' lendelssohn and Long Island three CHEBEAGUE. present time is Schumann. His ir four weeks. entertaining over sixty guests and • luring every hour of the day they find HAY'S— Continued from Page 1.) plenty of amusements to help ■>ass the hours. The social life at 'UlCllfllT the hotel is active and Mr. C. |! co«»«ai resume his business there. Loyd Accord- Dlarf in charge of these affairs is ; ing to recent reports Mr. Chandler planning that all shall and jfTrfgl had the plenty to unfortunate experience of nake their vacation all going Into they could SUMMER extremely hot weather in lesire. Last REMEDIES Saturday a Springfield and now evening longs for the Shadow Picture Farce was given for cooling breezes of Casco he Bay. pleasure of the guests. The play • m rm Mr. Cook spent last week-end with ivas staged in Dr. Catch-and-Kill- his Are Useful Just Now wife and children. He brought em's office with the following char- with him as a guest over the week- icters, Dr. Catch and Kell'em. C. end, Mr. Sargent F. Eaton of Auburn- Lloyd Claff, Patient. E. H. MAY'S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL 25c. "Grosjean: Quickly relieves rlale, Mass. Mr. Katon Is well known Doctor assistant, Mr. Willis Sander- cramp* .»nd chole a sj to occur at likely this season with sud- to all base-ball fans as ion. The den the star third pnrts were acted with fine changes of temperature, even with a careful diet. baseman on the Dartmonth college »pirlt and the performance would HAY'S nine a few EXTRACT JAMAICA OINCJER 20c and 33c. A years ago. Mr. Eaton re- lave done credit to professionals. turned with pure concentrated extract from the best rojt. Always a reli- Mr. Cook to Massacusetts The artists were recalled several able In the cramp remedy at all seasons, early part of the week. :lmes and each were compelled to Madame Jacobs nake a little speech before find our are MAY'S B. T. MOTH LOTION 25c bottle. the burn of floston accom- the, audl- patrons very much with Stops panied »nce would he pleased and itch of Brown Tail rash. by her grandchildren, Miss dismissed, (lames nnd the little decorative and Hazel M. Jacobs and Mr. general dancing followed In which practical domestic HAY'S LOTUS CREAfl 25c Arthur F. WE J«r«; 1-2 lb. tins 40c. Soothes Jacobs, arrived at the ill the guests participated. The device sun and wind burn and Island early pictured above. We sell a skin irritations. In June and svening was one of beautiful opened their summer great pleasure. HAY'S home "Falrvlew" Thursday evening the plate glass one with solid nickelled LIQUID LOTUS CRBAIT 25c. for sunburn. for thd season. first dancing base for $15.00. HAY'S PLAVORINO They were later joined >arty was given, this party a EXTRACTS -AH flavors. Always pure by Mrs. A. L. being and Jacobs and her other nost delightful several Invit- dependable. Suppl ed by all the stores in Casco two daughters,! affair, good the Misses ed guests In can Hay or sent by mail Helen and Barbara Ja- being attendance. Thurs- You find postpaid i always the cobs. Mr, L. A. Jacobs sailing party was given In honor of good things spent several recently, VIr. and Mrs. E. days with his family. H. Orosjean. both ov«« Miss Hazel >opular guests at in 7* IN Jacobs Is a member of the hotel and ■ Furniture in IklUtiSil—/J the as class of 1ftl8 at cnown the "newly weds". It was Radcllffe college 'Tbe Store while Miss Helen i delightful affair and Beautiful." H") H H HAY Intends to enter the following SONS Wellesley »ere present, Mrs, PORT College In the fall. H. E. Hodge, Mr, ; LAND. ME.r Mr. and 3dwln D. Wayward, John Mrs. August Van der- Allen, .Tr., \ av» look row tm« n Walter B. 28 Free a ouAttTv""* Walk and sons Emll and Rberhnrd. Annie E. Hose, Street, Walter and.- ftelen .T. daughter Trma, all of Schools, Ethel M. 8chools. Springfield, VflBi Louise Portland, Me Mass., were entertained one | Oreene, Miss J. Leland day the i >l#rk«, Miss H. Z. Perkins past week by Mrs. John W. and Mr. C. Foandod 1836 Hoben.' >10 Claff. The $d dancing party, the > CORFYJ I