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ESTlRLIIIEDl 1ML PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1907. i INTIREI) A* UCOKD I 15, I CLAW MAIL WATTE*. ) PRICE FIVE CENTS. ENTHUSIASM FOR FIELD DAY. DAMAGE TO MOTOR LAUNCH. A EVERYONE AT The Hamilton LITTLE CHEBEAGUE MR.08CE0LA LESSON IN LIGHT. CURRIER'S NEW 38 JOINING FORCES FOR THE FOOT BOAT CATCHE8 FIRE H. L. HAMILTON, Prop. GREATEST CARNIVAL EVER. AT AUSTIN'S ISLAND. More light than forty Preparations Made for Stun- Blaze Maine. Being Been and Extinguished by C. H. Chebeague Island, ning Decorations. The candles. Starting Guppy While Party Were at Ball June 25 to 15. Gun To Be Fired Saturday Game. Open Sept. Morning. A party of twenty young people Belter than from light any- Excitement and anticipation are South Harpswell who were running high at Great Chebeague as guests of Mr. Osceola Currier in his thing but the date of the third annual Field Day new 38 foot launch, last Saturday aft- daylight. Carnival approaches. Funds have ernoon. landed at Bustin's Island and were been coming in freely and with good nearly deprived of the means of Coolest of weather the island will see again en- returning through the combustion of light any the acted that inspiring celebration which boat's planking after she was left Alls everyone with good feeling and at the mooring. The fire started flame. at enthuses old and young with the ar- about 3.30 while the party was dor of active participants in all the lustily rooting for the ball teams at sports. the other end of the island. Mr. Safer than elec- C. H. light This year the committee have been Guppy of Free port who sum- mers at working hard to prepare entertain- Bustin's, noticed the blaze and boarded ment for four days, practically three the boat before it had tricity. reached the two of which are to be given over to large gasoline cans which were on Hie air sports, on Saturday, the 17th and board. He says in purer than flame twenty minutes the Keeps any light. Monday and Tuesday, the 19th and brand new launch would have been 20th. On Sunday a concert will be on the bottom or No blown Into the air. smoke—No smell. rendered at The Hamilton by Chand- A red hot exhaust was the ler's 1st Regt. Band from 2 to 4. The pipe cause of the ignition. The boat is new to first events of the Carnival are sched- this season. Mr. "burn out" in a thunder storm. Currier Nothing uled for Saturday morning. The bought her to replace the Seminole, a tennis doubles are then to be played steam launch that has to attract the done years of Nothing on The Hamilton courts by teams service about Harps- lightning. well and has representing each house. In the acted as judges' boat in countless than or afternoon at 1.30 m. the trial heats yacht races off the Cheaper gas, electricty kerosene. p. point in the dashes for men will be run off That's the BECK-IDEN LAMP—the on the level road near Howard S. perfect light. Hamilton's cottage, following which the game of ball between Che BAILEY ISLAND beague and Yarmouth will be attend- HOTELS ed in a body. After the game there AND BOARDING HOUSES will be a respite until 8.00 p. m. CROWDED TO OVERFLOWING when the waxed floor of Hill Crest AND APPLICATIONS RE- will spring to the of dancers The newest R. S. steps FUSED DAILY. and finest hotel in Casco DAVIS en This Bay. CO. masque. promises to be in Complete one every detail of modern of the liveliest features of the appointment and appliance. four Items of Interest the Baths Portland's Homefumlshers days' observance and some rare Concerning Hap- and toilets on every floor. Complete and Large rooms, polished amusing costumes will compete penings Among the Sojourners wood floors and All chamber for prizes. As a special prize the Hsre. rugs. furniture of the best Cor. and F Casco Bay Breeze has offered a hand- weathered oak finish, iron beds with Exchange ederal Sts* Mr. W. Stewart Allen of National and some for the best feature cos- Larchmout, springs trophy N- is hair and felt mattresses. tume. Y.. here at Baileys to spend an Acetylene gas. 100 foot veranda F. £. outing of two weeks with his family at the and beach. HASKELL, Treasurer. On the second the la- facing Bay Finest bathine beach in Casco day, Sunday, the "Tip Top." Mr. Allen has be*»n land will be quiet except for sa- all on our own th$ her«- times this season, Bay, private 500 feet from cred band concert rrfjverml spend- grounds only by Chandler^ Cull ing ? -rCw *dkys tsch time. »^extjKa- the hotel. band from 2 to 4 p. m. It Is expect- son dr. Allen and family are to oc- ed that all the hotels and cottages cupy Miss Ida Waugh's new of amusements, The will be decorated cottage Plentfr etc. Store handsomely and on dancing, One^of Big with small Little Harbor shore. The Aliens profits there is great rivalry between several the best chefs have been at Baileys for ten seasons in New Rates and of the larger hotels on this al- England. point and have been at "Tip Top" for the ready. There will be an booklets, floor etc. on Impartial past two summers. plans application. committee of judges for this feature Mr. Clement who Is and points will be awarded as in other King Mrs. M. E. Crittenden, of Dr. summering at the Elizabeth, Oliver P. Cornman, also of Phil* events. Last year there were many Robinhood, N. J., arrived here Monday to Join has met with great success on his adelphia. cottages which wore most tasty col- Mrs. Crittenden's sister, Mrs. E. M. several fishing Mr. is a Miss H. C. Rockwood is entertain- ors In honor of the celebration and trips. King White, at the Woodbine. They will IRA P. talented artist and is some ing her- father, Mr. Rock- I It is securing remain the rest- Henry CLARK especially urged the commit- of the CO. by season, which excellent views. wood. of South Weymouth at tee that cottagers carry out the car- makes their third summer here. the Dr. Seaside cottage. Mr. Rockwood U nival idea fully this year. The deco- and Mrs. George M. We:is and Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Small. Jr., enjoying the beautiful here on rations will be son. Miles, from Wayne, Pa.f have Miss Helen spots judged Monday, prob- Small. Miss Madison the and is but their been Mrs. S. Island, to remain one week ably, appearance during the visiting C. Eldredge at Small and Paul E. Slearman of Wash- whole four will Bailey's Island. longer. days count in the ington. D. C., arrived here on Thurs- minds of the Mr. and Mrs. H. H. of judges. Miss Margaret W. Lewis from day last and are registered at the Longfellow On South Weymouth, Mass., entertained Monday the big day of the af- Wayne. Pa., is visiting Mrs. C. S. El- Woodbine. They are to remain un- Mr. Longfellow's at fair will be ushered in <1 redge at Island. til parents the Sea* One early. Be- Bailey's September. On Friday they will side Price over Cash. Cottage last. fore be Sunday 9.30. doubtless, the younger ele- Miss E. Behr of Mass.. joined by a party of nine friends. Spot Worcester, Mrs. Harrison Allen of ment will be heard from, but at that is spending a week at Overlook cot- Mr. Edward Chick and daughter, Philadel- hour Miss phia and her Miss the Big Parade will form at tage the guest of Miss Nellie Tolman. Maude Chick, of Cambridge, daughter. Dorothy are the Eastern and after Mass., are a few weeks Allen, guests of Miss Landing meeting Mr. C. M. of t&e board of se- spending at Amy the Clary, the E. Bianchard and Mrs. band, the march will be taken lectmen of Seaside cottage, having arrived Pearson at Harpswell. was In their 'The up. passing the hotels and down to Bath on Tuesday of last week. cottage, Crags," on the Wednesday and Thursday of shore front. the point of countermarch near the Mrs. Cloth last week for the celebration of the Charles P. Lebon of Boston iers, school house where the line will Miss Nella B. Wharff of Hatters, long three hundredth of arrived on Thursday last to spend Somer- turn anniversary ship and form on the Hill Crest lawn about two weeks vllle arrived here Friday to building of that place. Mr. Clary re- with Dr. and Mrs. evening for the flag Those who L. spend one week at the raising. at- ported a delightful time and that the Lauveur, also of Boston, at the Woodbine. tended this scene last on the Miss Wharff visits year affair was conducted most success- Jones' cottage. Baileys every year Summit House lawn have never for- and has made many friends here dur- fully. Mr. C. E. Lyman and daughter, Miss gotten the Inspiring ceremony when, ing the few seasons she has been Furnishers, Mrs. M. E. Miss Bern ice Lyman, of with Jones, Ellrabeth Coaticooke, Que., hundreds of voices ringing in left here. Jordan. Miss Susan Mrs. for their home Tuesday after song, accompanied by the band, the Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fugate of Sarah Wakefield, Miss Helen Wake- visiting at "Restabit" with Mr. and flag of Our Country was flung to the Philadelphia arrived on Friday last field and Mrs. E. F. all Mrs. Charles W. Sleeper. Miss breexe. The program for Pierce, of Ly- to spend the rest ot the the rest man has been at summer of the is as Lewlston, arrived on Monday of last Baileys since the months Thru day follows: first with their daughters at the Floors, 26 and 28 Monument week to spend the rest of at of June, and while here has made Sq. August Woodbine. Miss I- Fugate and 10.30. Races the new Hall on several visits with friends at for Ladles, Boy* and cottage Summer Hill. Lancas- Miss N. sister. V. Fugate, who are reg- Girls on Crest While here this summer Miss Susan ter. H. Mr. Lyman arrived Sun- fim ground*. istered here at the Woodbine, are Boys and airls must be Jordan Is taking some excellent views day for a few days' outing. under a few at the White 16 of spending days Tolman, Bradford Furniture yesrs to be eligible for en- Bailey's Island and Thursday last Mr. John Hancock of De!ham, Mountains. Co., held a try. sale at the tent of Mr. Tower Mass., Mr. John A. Hay of Worces- 1.30. at Mackerel Mr. W. A. Stennlng and daughter 17 and 17 1-2 Preble Men's Dashes on level near Cove landing which net- ter, Mr. Bullard of Springfield and 8t. ted a Adelaide of Coaticooke, Que., are Howard Hamilton cottage. large sum. * Mr. Edward Chick of all Dealers in • Cambridge, 2.00. Men's of visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Events on Merriam Mrs. Fannie Filbert and son, Stan- whom are registered at the Sea- New and Second-Hand Sleeper at "Restablt," on Mackerel Furniture, Antique Goods of all point ley Filbert, are visiting at Miss Emi side Cottage, enjoyed a deep sea fish- fclnde and eold. 7.00. Core shore. bought Aleo Auctioneers and Appraleere. Bowling Tournament at Mer- ly Smith's summer home on the shore ing trip in George Johnson's sloop riam Mr. Archibald Barklie of Point Caalno. front Monday. The party was most suc- Elizabeth, N. came here 8.45. Fireworks at Merriam Point Prof, the total catch J., Tuesday to spend a and Mm. Irving L. Foster of cessful, being over five hundred vacation of one month's duration at Tuesday. the Stute are ponnds of cod and had- 9.00. College. Pa., expected the Stoke*' Mr. Water sports on the at dock. cottage. Barklie is Bathing Friday "Gray Rocks" to visit Mr. a Beach near yearly visitor to Baileys, and Is The Hamilton for and Mrs. Herbert E. Ml** Maude Harper who ha* been D«y. | charmed with the fine here Men, Indies, Boys and Oirls. MIm ■pending the three week* at the scenery Mary Wine has returned to pant on the inland. 3.30. Match Game of Base Ball be- Seaside SCENIC Boston en ronte Cottage, returned to her home PHOTOGRAPHS. to her home in tween New Mrs. W. M. Chebeague and a picked at D. on Rlber of Blooms burg. York, after the Washington. C., Tuesday. nine of guests for spending past two Pa., and Mrs. W. C. purse of weeks at the She wax accompanied aa far ax Harps McKlnney of We have beautiful of Roblnhood Inn. are photographs Maine 915.00. wHI by her Washington Mr*. Berwick. Pa., guests of Mrs. R. Mr. John H. friend*. S.15. The Grand Ball at The Ham i Stokes of Ann Arbor. P. W. Behrens C. Drinker st Miss Blanchard's cot* Coast either Mlrh and Mlaa Rachel Scenery plain platinums and llton. All will arrive on for tage. prizes to be award-! Thursday Mothershead. who are auramering ed at the about one month's vacation at sepias or, if desired, hand colored in the Ball. the here, and aa far as Portland by her Mlkb Grace Cauldwell of Waahlng- The Stokes cottage on the shore front. Mr. committee wishes to announce sister. Miaa Minnie Harper, who has ton. D. C., Is upending this week at most artistic possible manner. These are ] Stok'es Is assistant of biolo- that guests of the Ir'and are professor been here since the first of the sea- Baileys with her friends at Mr. and only | gy st the eligible to University of Michigan at son with Mrs. P. W. mounted and make a souvenir enter contests. Including that Mrs. Behrens. Behrena' on the shore tastefully, place. front. Mlsa cottagers, campers, hotel guests, etc., William L. Kershaw, Charles E. Caaldwell Is Hammering with both snd Mr. and Mrs. at Cove sentimental and intrinsic value. every entry must be In the hsnds Harry Netherlng Neville and Howard H. Vaders of Pigeon at Cape Ann, Rock- of the and of secretary. Mr. T. J. Blssell. st family Portland are occupying left the port. Mam and Is here on a These are th* Philadelphia Roblnhood Inn only views by Lamson and Hill Crest at # "Periwinkle" on ahort visit. Thom- 00 a. m. on the dajr cottage Mackerel laat week for the White Mountains, She will return to for which the event Cove shore this week. It Is their Pigeon Cove. son and should not be to be entered l» where they are to continue their va- confounded with scheduled first visit here. First and second and cation. Miss Harrlette H. Young of Dor- the cheap half-tones now so posalbly third prizes will be Mr. W. 8. common. awarded Crittenden and mother. Mlas Margaret of Phila- chanter, Mass., waa the guest of Miss in each event. Snlvely These will count la to Gertrude M. Partridge at the 8easlde five, three delphia expected arrive Friday and one point towards the week. Mlas Ch*b»agne are at the new Wells bungalow for a Cottage past Young the cup or prize to be exceptionally good awarded for and It Is short sojourn. la a former student of Mr. Eric the highest expected that a large num- Pap* point winners In all four ber of and her pen and ink sketches ara clause*. In visitors from Portland and the Tuesday Mlsa Frances Long of counting points for tbe lalands alwaya In of Mlsa house of the Bay win attend all four Philadelphia was entertained by the receipt praise. prize, which will be the beauti- Young Is here for a short WILUAM W. ful days. The Harpswell Steamboat Co. Sayre family at the Johnson sojourn and ROBERTS CO. silk flag, won Hill Isst cottage. by Crest will run an will return home In or excursion from Birch Mlsa Ixmg Is summering at York September. ▼ear. a suitable cup substituted Island, Mere Point. Bustln Island and Beach and came to Misses Pauline and Jennie STATIONERS. for It the total number of Baileys Island to Ramsey points South ar- the Miss of Pateraon. N. J., who have been won by the house will be Freeport. Monday evening, spend day. Long's brother. supplement- riving at Hamilton's about Mr. Oeorge V. Z. vlaltlng Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Relnhart 233 Middl* St., ME. ed by points awarded for second landing Long, spent a few PORTLAND, flrst. S.4S p. m. In of of the same at "Sea and third In time to witness the fire- days laat week here. Among the place Breeie" decorsttoos of houses. works at the Point Other excursions prevloua visitors of the fam- apent Saturday evening at Old Or- The mesns Sayre of transportation to will were probably be announced. ily Mr. John Christopher and (Continued on Page 8.) ter Miss Mary G. Cook have been here A whist OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. party the proceeds of which of South Harpswell were defeated, 2 at the house for tome time The are for the past. house Field Day fund, will to 1. by the team on the has been Chebeague family regular guests here be riven In the music room this even- local diamond THe THIS LEADING HOUSE AT Tuesday afternoon. Ocean View Hotel BAILEY the past three years. and It Is ing hoped to have at least Moat of the Auburn Colony team was ISLAND 18 HAVING A PROS- Mr. and Mrs. fifteen tables. Henry Patrick. Mrs. This Is the last made up of Lewlston men, Litchfield BAILCY ME. PEROUS SUMMER. Lowell Jordan and Miss chance to the ISLAND, Christine help cs^use so we trust of the Edward Little High School at Jordan of all will attend. Hopedale. Mass., arrived Elegant prizes arc to that place pitched for the Colony's WALTER D. Peaks Island selected crushed fruit. Delivered in bricks early Whist in Aid of bjr quart or gallon. Stetson's famous caramels on fourteen guests Field Day. on are made the premises and are for sal* registered here. season. Saturday, and entertained the sen- all the lead stores daily by in* in the bay. No finer candy made. Finest line of Every day during the past week The handsome new iors at the Gem and Nut*, etc. Try oar cool all Confectionery. Fruit. appli- Thomas Bissell cottage of Mr. the juniors at the sods, fruit syrups- We are the exclusive ajrenta for the Casco for J. of East Orange,1 Breeze, orders taken here. Bay cations accommodations had to be and Mrs. H. C. Needham was brilliant rink. Papers, Magazines. Souvenir Postals. Novelties. Etc Our team calls for N. J., arrived last to skating and delivers orders. refused on account of lack of room. Wednesday Join his wife and Tuesday evening. A whist party in The Rev. Arthur G. of Mr. Hamilton has family, who have been Pettengtll proved to the satis- aid of Field Day Carnival was here since July 5. All the of given Portland was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. faction of all that he un- guasts Mrs. and thoroughly the house were by Needham her daughter. Asher C. Hinds on last derstands what delighted to welcome Wednesday, is necessary to make Miss Bertha, at which seven him back once again, for tables week. a first class summer a they all were ROB1NHOOD hotel success. filled. The handsome prizes Mrs. F. INN. realize when Mr. Bissell 1s present Henry Glldden left the Is- Mr. and Mrs. James C. Duncan were donated by the gracious hostess of among them, there Is a newly added land Sunday morning for North Ab- BAILEY Clinton, Mass., her and playing was continued from 3-?0 Mass. ISLAND. accompanied by impetus given to the social affairs of ington, sons Robert F. and James C. to 10 during which time confec- Duncan, the house. On his arrival here dainty Mr. Cooley of Boston has been vis- Miss J. E. arrived he tions were Massty, Pnp. Jr., Saturday and are among at once served. On comparison assumed his duties as secre- iting Mrs. Dale since The the tourists that are of scores the ladles Friday. most delightful and exclusive spot on rooming at the of the Field prize, a very pret- tary Day committee and The Rev. H. tlM on The Mexican tea was F. Kloman, Rector of island. Situated the eaat end in full cottage. family have been com- his ty cloth awarded to greatly through efforts will the St. rkw of ocean. to the Islands for Mrs. L. Patrick of Stephen's church. Portland, con- the Beautiful pine from and ing many years past affair be made a succes. Henry Hopedale. ducted divine service In the grove at walks around the house. The house ia mod- and this season they will make an ex-1 Mass.. who had 30 points. Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Peare of New the West End on ern in every respect, toilets, baths and sew tended sojourn here. S. Crowley was the fortunate winner Sunday afternoon. York in with their WH- His sermon and the service ersre. Rates and circulars on application. Mr. company son. of the men's prize, a with were and Mrs. E. T. Wills of Boston. < lard Chase drinking cup Peare, arrived morocco case. much enjoyed. Afterward Mrs. How- Mars., who are the Monday His score was 22 spending summer morning for their summer vacation. ell entertained the at tea. In Pine 1 points. About was netted for colony the Tree State, were registered Master Peare $8.00 has been spending the V. Norwood Seaside Ami, M«. DAVID P. here over and Field Day and Mrs. Needham was Percy of Beverly, Mass. Bailey's Island, SINNETT, Saturday Sunday last. summer with relatives In Boston. They have given a rising vote of thanks for th»» Harvard. 1906, was the guest of his Mrs. Chester Sinnett, But BiilOr, already spent several Mrs. W. D. Chase of New York, moth- Prop. Bailey's liliid, He. weeks at several of the pleasure of the evening as well as the friends. Messrs. Crowley A Lunt at Motor nd leading resorts er of Mrs. was of plcuora boat* o( *11 Peare, also the par- addition to the fund. If camp "Breeze," and Idaal lodrdin* kwN with along the coast, other Saturday Sunday flna. lanre. airy kinds made to ordsr. We bave our coming from Booth ty. This have been room*, a family coming tagers would take the same Interestcot-1 last. Mr. Norwood Is one of the in- commanding Una rlaar of th« ocaan. own bay Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Wills to the Rataa 12 00 to $4.00 par wack. to private wharf at Mackeral Hill Crest for the past seven in the welfare structors at the according loca- were the of Chebeague, neither Waban school camp tion of am*. Board can ba had at tha Saa*id<- Core Boat* to let the among tourists of last sea- years and have hosts of by daj, week friends Field (Shore West Cottaca adjoining tha Annex. See our rooma or son and their among Day committees nor church pas- Acres) Harpswell. This season. Wharf at rea- many friends here were the guests with us. bal oca mnrint alaawhara. privileges tors need be short of funds to summer school has been located at sonable all much pleaded to see them again, earn' charges. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Farmer on their work. Harpswell for the ten and even if for only a few at this past years days of Springfield, Mass.. arrived each It Is time. I«ater In the Monday year adding to Its number month they are to evening Join his partner, Mr. of pupils. Prof. John H. Is contemplating returning for a more Mrs. E. O. Chamberlain and Plllsbury John W. Hoben, also of that who daugh- In charge of the school. Black, White and Brown. Good tennla at extended sojourn. city ter arrived at the "Villa" wearing low prloea. Men'a Ladlea', with his wife and are here late Mon-1 family 'lay for the On Friday last a party conftintlng of Boys', Yontba' and Chlldren'e. Beat White Sole Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Reed of 739 for the summer. evening remainder of Oood-year Tennla, High Both gentlemen ] a number of In ton Auguiit. came here the "Stroller*" and Rev. and Low Cat. for the famoae Terhaoe Shoe for Boy street, Boston, Mass., ar- are members of George F. Farmer They from Agente Men. John Hutchinson of "Blde-a-Wee" went rived here the latter part of last week Shoe one "Camp Greenleaf." Sugar Island, Me.,' Co., of the principal retail aea for an extended and from here will return to deep fishing out by Half-Way rest. They were here shoe concerns In their city. Mr. their at the Hill home. Rock Lighthouse, in Capt. Bennett's ™"J8Sfll*Tr PARR'S Crest last year. Dr. Reed Farmer Is Interested In greatly social launch. The was most is editor and publisher of the well affairs and we Misses Sadie and Rose day charming, are all glad to hava Kalesky of and known "Ll*e they met with splendid success weekly, Ix>nger Let- him here to assist In the many affairs Boston, Mass., are to spend one week ters" as well as having a good time. One with offices In the of planned. at the "Bellsvue," and will be here metropolis hundred and seven Granlti Hitil Massachusetts. over Field cod and haddock Spring and Casiao the Day. They came Satur- Monday evening music room of weighing over three hundred pounds F. A. of Bon the house day from Old Orchard where LOW Wrlsley ton, Mann., and was the scene of a fine they was the catch, and Charles ISLAND Minn Hpent the first part of their I Parson slater, Minnie Wrlsley of Qnlncy dancing party and It was without vacation. was Mlas Rose high-liner with twenty-nine fish. m PONOBI, Man, are registered here for an ex- doubt the best Kalesky Is auditor for Prop. "good time" that the W. A. Thlellng. William Bunton. Wil- tended vacation. are Chandler, the large Boston Hotel on tha They enjc >lnff guests have enjoyed this seaaon. Dur- dry goods liam and Clarence Largest Bij. Ou and every moment store Clilckerlng Parson of tbelr outlug and ing Intermission Tucker" was were from etery accommodation. the the "Strollers'" camp, Mineral Spring Chebeague Is certainly all desire source of great The Bellevue Is thc> amusement for young rery fortunate at which has been In Soule's Grove for Water. Rate* on for a summer resort. this application. Open Mr. W*1sley and old alike. Mr. Walter C. Important period to have five the two was Rogers past weeks. Jane 1ft to 1ft. among the tourists on the of young ladles Sept. Shore dinners a Island Dorchester. Mass.. presided most coming Saturday to en- A laat year. pleasant diversion for a day la the speciality. acceptably at the piano and left noth ter the ladles' races on Field Day. trip to South Vreeport and thence Mr. Frederick T. Wldmer of Ing undone to make the Miss Motile Rogers Is a tennis by Orantt# Sprin* Dhhw Room. Ronton, evening's play- trolley to Bath and the New Meadow's Mm* accompanied pleasure to be er of ability, as well as an by hlstwo delight- long remembered. adept In Inn. A party of ful Miss all athletics. Miss jolly sightseers from sisters, Wldmer and Mia* Under the able direction of I>ena Oardln*r. the Island El I Mr. View cottage went on this samel h Wldmer registered Satur- Thomas J. Miss Msrlon Foss. and Miss Mildred Blssell, the house chorus trip one day last week tafc'ng the sail day. On account of the sadden Is Richards will do their part, to past- holding dally rehearsals of tho also, across to Free port with Capt ing away of their mother, *he late house bring the trophy cap to "Bellevue." Royal PRESCRIPTIONS. songs that are to be sung Bennett and then to Mrs. Jane C. Wldmer a trolleylng New few weeks during Field Director Mr. Tom Johnson has been on for at Day. Blaaell, a Meadow's dinner. Afterward the Arc a feature of this Drue ago her home In Boston the who Is a Store. We fimlly musician of note In New- constant hustle for Field day. His ship city was visited and the special will not take part In the social Ter-Cen- are for the affairs ark, has composed a fine chorus original Idea of up a tennial equipped careful here this for putting deer- celebration there taken In. splendidly compound- month. They were actlre this season and bead for sale has the words are most resulted In |1S for Those Included were Mr. and Mrs. P. of Difficult and are never at a here last season and were and ing Prescriptions loss contlnoally catchy It Is sure to make a kit. the "Bellevue" Field Day fund. R Scam man. Mr. and Mra. W. doing something for the "Friend B. Ar- to handle them. pleasure of Blaaell" Is bound that the The prises at the nold, Misses and properly every one In the hotel. Mr. Hill weekly roll off Lucy Helen Arnold, Wldmer Crest will do Itself at the Mrs. T. one proud again Cbebeague Bowling last D. Harden and daughter Kllsa- la of the young jewelers of Poa- this year. Alleys Success to him. week were won Mr. beth. Mr. and Mrs. C. ton, his place of business by Barry, guest M. Ooffe. Miss BROWN & being 31 Dr. W. A. White of at the Hill Roth A. TURNER, West street In that Boston. Mas*., Creet, with a three string Bottomly, Miss Lotln A. city. spent and total of and Stockdale. 8. Bis. Mr. John T. Lake of Saturday Saaday with his MS. for lad lee* prise by Belcher. D. W. Philadelphia, wife and Mlas family at the Hill Crest, Mlas Alice Perkins of Springfield with Weeks, Catherine Week a, Miss APOTHECARIES, Pa., la registered here for his aura where they are for the summer a two striae total of 141 candle pins. Katheiiae Hardlaan aad Lincoln F. mer vacation. Mrs. Lake and 501 Cowfren Sfrtef, Maine. daugh- The Auburn ForfftW, Colony baseball atae (Continued on Page I.) Mr. Frank Merrill and Mari- vtlle daughter. which took place at the G«m cn an, Mr. and Mrs. French * and Miss Monds* afternoon sad- given under the AXJCOCISCO HOUSE French. direction of Miss E. B. McGiejor of MC.. A meeting of the officers of the ex- and CASCO — ISLAND, Portland, was u» ■BAY ■ ■■ —— — .curr consideted the most n fu«- HOUSE ecutive of board Cliff Island Improve- ■beautiful and elaborate children's F. M. ment will be held coming eh-j1 PRESCOTT, Manager society tlye tertalnment ever presented here'. Some Is noted (or its week when several Important matters L5 childien participated and their a?es ideal its of business will be brought up for ranged irom location, five years to 12. It was •cool comfortable discussion. Professor Hoi- most Through astonishing what the little tots rooms, every one den's personal efforts, and also his could do In the -overlooking the way of entertaining. All correspondence with the state librari- sorts of maters ot Casoo dances were given in a Bay, an the Island residents are to have truly -and a table abound- professional style and Included the benefit of a travelling library for sailor's jigs, ing In good food. hornpipe, buck and wing, skirt Situated within 200 entire year. The library will be dances. y»e Petite Dorothy Chapman in her f«et ot the one at Mr. Geo. E. Griffin's and water, cottage character song was minute's wslk from wonderfully clev- Miss Griffin will act as librarian. er little sctress and as well. The McDon- postolllee steam- Camp "23" composed of the follow- oujh -er it can be children. John and Loretta, gave landing, ing young men of Cumberland Mills. a reached by Spanish dance in appropriate coi- Harps- Me., the Messrs. Nels Nelson. Frank tume. well B:enner tine Later in the program they also from in Nelson. Henry Thompson, Martin a Portland 65 gave Columbia dance in national minute*. Thompson and Christian Nelson have costume. These children are wonder- Modern been enjoying tent life here for the ful plumbing dancers. Little Helen and Leah snd fire past week. and other open places. Fishing, sailing McBrady, always favorites with Port- out-of-door en- Uplendid boating, sports have been much landers. at once and won their audience by bathing fl<*hing. Joyed durlug their stay. Although this their sweet RatSa from to alnglng. They presented flO.SO Is their first season's camping out at two weeklv. specialties. A Japanese song In fl?.f0 Cliff yet their pleasant stay has far costume. house on this They each gave solo num- Leading island, commanding a fine Yiew of tht exceeded that anticipated and. plans bers Pine also. Helen a pose dance and grore alongside the house where rockers and you Can Take a Ctw to have already been made for a return Leah hammocks In character specialties. Mas- are for the use of A Polatof lateraat here next season for a much longer ter Frank guests. Bathing, boating and Olaaa ay Gardiner, the boy soprano, Bake House fishing. From la Froat of sojourn.- The party returned to Cum- of Grace socommodates 400 with Church, New York, gave two dancing privileges. Clam Ttoe Falmouth. berland Mills on Monday. vocal Bakes and Shore Dinners served here. numbers. He possesses a phe- Open June 15 to 18b Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Flske who have nomenal Two steamboat Sept. voice of rare sweetness. Miss lines. Bates and circulars ou been occupying the Johnson cottage Hazelle application. Loralne Weaver, a talented New for some weeks are among those re- young monologulst of the Proctor turning home after a most enjoyable School of Acting, Boston, gave two stay here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Flske clever Falmouth numbers, the "Box Office" and a during their sojourn took an active Eastern Arms fc musical reading. Don't You Co interest in the Cliff Island Improve- "Why Cycle Try." The entertainment closed with a ment society. this season, Inaugurated musical "The Hotel and considerable enthusiasm was specialty, Floral Wed- ding." a most beautiful and elaborate Tbe aroused among the cottage Oily Complete Camera and Goods in PORTLAND, ME. contingent affair. Some children Supply Sporting House Maine through their efforts. Mr. twenty partlct- personal In song and the and children pantomimed for the Tourist Mrs. Flske reside at Auburndale. various Everything in These Lines E urc aid flowers, cos- pun Mass.. but have spent several consecu- appropriately tumed, others as and bees. All Mail Orders /mericn Man tive seasons at Cliff. butterflies, promptly attended to. and Master Frank Gardiner told the Developing Recent comers to this resort for story for amateurs a k The in song and the children Printing specialty. You can safely send only Hotel their first season are Mr. Frank pantomined rolls of film to musical accompaniment. The by mail. in this State Merrill and daughter, Marian, of Som- stage pi setting, a woodland scene, the beauti- conducted on ervllle. Mass., and are guests of Mr. ful flower costumes of so IS2 Middle and Mrs. who are many pret- ■ ■ ■ ■ r.hacp Merr St, Portland.Me, the French, occupying ty children, WM ■ European a cottage here. effectively grouped, made a VlldaCj Iflgl Opposite Post Office Plan. stage picture long to be remembered. Miss Elmyra \V. Penny packer, who tiiss Bernadette Moreau of Portland act- has been visiting Mrs. Hudson at her F. H. HUMS. ed as accompanist. Too much Prop summer home for a has return- praise week, cannot be said ed of the entire vaude- to her native city, Phoenixville, Pa. ville which reflected greatest credit upon all the juvenile performers, and also PEAK'S ISLAND. upon Miss McGregor, under whose HOUSE personal direction it was arranged. It is SECURE A hoped a substantial sum has been SUMMER realized HOME BABY PARTY THE BIG for the in aid of SOCIAL charity which was EVENT OF THE WEEK. given, namely, the Home for Friendless Boys, located in Portland. PEAKS I8LAND HOU8E and Annexes—J oat across from Record Season At vjuite an increase in the number of On Beautiful Breaking This the Gem Theatre Cousins Island cottages built is Well Known Hostelry.—Cots At -A being noticeable, nine The Seashore Land Co's. Premium. pretty, attractive buiidiDgs have been property commnnJs completed this season. Served daily from 6 to 8 p.m. a fine view of Casco Lots of Mr. Mark Orchestra conducted Mrs. Bay. 5,000 square "This is a record Owens' new cottage cn by Robert Ely. breaking season." of the Gem Theatre are Oceanside is for occu- formerly orchestra. feet offered at $100 each. terms if said Manager Rowe to the Breeze re- nearly ready Special pancy and the fine group of G. Waldon desired. A few porter, "and I am turning them away very desirable lots remain Smith are among the most artistic on by the score. People arriving on the the Island. is well unsold. The Motor Boat is for u-:e boats Saturday fairly pleaded for Chicago represent- Company's ed in this locality. of Farmers on sleeping accommodations having come all. the Island Mr. and Mrs. D. supply cream, to Peak's to remain over but Keefe, at the Mar- and Sunday, guerite, will entertain eggs A tract every room in my three hotels is during the week. vegetable?. large covered taken, Mr. J. J. and even cots were at a Hannon, deputy tax collector with oak and trees reserved for Park is premium on of Boston. maple Saturday night." a feature of this Mr. and Mrs. Walter charming property. All sorts of gaieties prevail at this Mayo, at Ocean- side, entertained a popular hotel; whist parties, small house party dancing, over Sunday. Owing to the great demand for these lots our sailing parties, etc. On Miss Josephine Sherwood will will on Thursday evening an entertain- join agent be the Island her company the last of every Wednesday ment will be (given by Master Prank August. She and is with Wilton Saturday during Gardner, boy soprano of Grace Church, L«ackaye. and is popu- August. lar in her many roles. New York City, assisted by Miss Ha- zelle A large auto Ijoraine Weaver, a talented raon- party attended the Bath ter«<*cten!al. F. W. ologulst of the Proctor School of Dra- Potter and his invited guests. matic Action, Boston. Miss Weaver Commodore Lewis is most Clark. Dr. Gallahue, Mrs. Gilbert and SEASHORE LAND gifted in her art and a rare COMPANY Miss Helen made a Office 102 St. Room treat is in store for the Croni-n, merry par- Excnange 44 Portland guests. ty. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Turner and The daughter of Misses Charlotte and Louise Mc- Glastonbury. Conn., are who recent arrivals here. Lellan, have been spending a month as beautiful spot, and have Mr. F. W. a here, guests of their cousin. enjoyed the Potter, patron of this Mrs. sail up the New Meadows but house gave an automobile Henry Hanimett. have returned River, party on Fri- to most of the parties have found it day. The was Topeka, Kansas, their western trip made to Bath. home. necessary to go in motor boats as Those of the party were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. the Sebastodegan does not stop at F. W. Potter, Commodore Lewis Burpee of Manchester, the Clark, N. H.. who have been Island on its way to the Gurnet, Dr. Gallahue. Mrs. Gilbert and regular campers LITTLEJOHNS ISLAND, ME. C. H. Miss here for several HAMILTON, Prop. and the wait of nearly two hours at Helen Cronin. seasr-ns. have been Jenks receiving courtesies Landing is very inconvenient. The Tuesday many of late. The A large and audience evening whist party have appreciative The attempt the proved as Burpees been most in listened to by Improvement enjoyable as any of the pre- unsparing Rev. M,r. Hulse preach to extending to Society get a branch of the Port- vious affairs and was under the hospitalities their friends in the church 11 at able and as this Sunday. August land Public ma-nagement of will probably be their last 11 Library established on Mr. John McCrlllla. o'clock, and a committee consist- the Island season as campers, the was unsuccessful, but a There were seven prizes. Miss general feeling ing of Mr. A. A. Holden. Mr. A. F. May appears to be to The branch of the State McCrillis and Mrs. make the last days of Black and MIrs Traveling Lib- T. B. Boothby car- Chebeague Laura Bennett were has been ried summer here as as Bowling rary established, with Mr. off the honors for first enjoyable possible appointed to see that some one is se- winning to them. G. E. Griffin. Mr. Charles Pettingill, prizes, each a box of choice and cured to preach every Sunday for the Mr. candy. Last week Mr*. Casino C. H. Harmon and Mr. A. A. Miss Stanley, Miss Julia Fred Howland ar- Alleys remainder of the season. The com- Thompson. ranged a Holden as trustees. The will Dr. Roberts, Mrs. saill-rij party, which wan tak- Four mittee announce that the Rev. Dr. library Mansfield and Miss en out In regula- be located at the home of Mr. G. Capt. Randall's boat. The iSedgwick of St. E. Josephine Hanson, all were fortunate tion in Paul, Minn., will Griffin, end will be in party Included the guests of alleys conduct appreciated by making sufficiently high scores to honor, one public worship and preach the Mr. and Mrs. William P. of the fin- everybody, summer visitors as win a prize of a or Burpee. Mr. in the church at 11 a. m. next picture pieces of and Mrs. est Sunday well as the* permanent residents. bric-a-brac, and Henry Schell of Aug. and that there other trophies. Mr. Rockhaven, buildings 18, will he ser- The second week One and Mrs. Charles and other for in August has of the Jolllest of the sea- King the pur- vices at that time every for parties friends. An Sunday brought a large number of visitors son was that entertainment was alro the remainder of the styled the ••Baby" party, pose on the season. to this resort, and the in which given In their honor at Slcnarf clear, bracing everybody appeared In a cos- lodg<*. Mr. Albert l*. weather the Maine coaat. Barnes, who has been which has succeeded the tume as following evening, and In addition designated that of a to spending the summer with his mugsincss and dense This baby. the guests of the can be daugh- fog that pre- novel affair occurred even- sailing party. Mrs. Alleys ter, Mrs. A. A. most Friday Fred (lowland. Holden, has recently vailed of the week previous has ing. Among the Mr. Fairbanks of the engaged for taken a many participant New trip to his old home in Cam- made weather conditions sonic of F-ngland Telegraph & delishtfully those most appropriately cos- Telephone private par- den. Me., to be present at the cele- favorable for Co.. the Misses Gleason sailing and motoring, tumed were Miss Cecilia Sullivan of I^ovejoy. and ties. bration of the hundredth which are the Batrheler of Manchester. The la'ter Finely anniversary principal diversions Boston, who was dressed as real of the birth of Mr. here. a party have been and Abner Dunton. baby, a guests of the lighted wearing lona white dress, lit- a few Butptes The trip to the Gurnet is MIm Dlnumfire of Boston. tle white days the past week. perfectly ad- very popu- Mais., bonnet, and carried a nurs- To the lar. and the who In her regret of their during past week at leist spending first season at ing l»ottle. The Misses Clare Brown many filends. justed. Cigars half a Cliff arrived the Mr. and Mrs. William Pascoe have dozen parties have visited this early part of the and Margaret Clark as the been and "twin*" <-alled to Confec- week and fa registered at CHff cot- wore away Brighton Bearh. where remarkably pretty dresses, one have tage In they an engagement with a tionery. Light remaining through August. pale pink and th«* other In lltht vaude- A party ville home Drinks. Ice Including twenty of the cot- blue, each carrying a Teddy Bear and tager* a Ex-Mayor Chandler and attended the (Jem theatre on large doll. Prof. daughter of Cream. Pool Alfred Hertzog of N. Tueaday evening to witness the Naahua, If., are tecent visitors here, Table. Ladies' Rocm. fail to B O W EN'N pres- Philadelphia, carried off the honors as and Reception Don't visit the Casino entation of that emotional "Buster greatly pleaded with the facilities are drama. Brown." Mrs. Fannie Heth the while yon in Casco All are welcome. Steamers "Camllle." of Island offers for their Ray. land Honvenir Lewlston won first ladles* of pleasure. often. Hliop Mr. Erneat San prize Mr. and Mrs I* P. Stone of Merriam Pt.« ford and of $2. She was costumed In Natlck, East End gift END CHKflEAOUE INLAND family light blue Mans., are now to ¥. Chebeague Oreenwood, Man*., are the muslin be considered resi- A. MCRRIAM, Manager. —————— spending baby dresv Mr. Sullivan as month of dents of Peak's as for over August here, occupying the little l>ord and twenty Haw and Cobb Fauntleroy Mrs. Sulli- years have Up-to-Data cottage. van as a sweet little they made an annual pil- baby girl, led the grimage here for 90,000 Portal Card* cirrW In stock. Rev. Dr. grand march their summer out- 8edgewick of 8L Paul. which was followed later ing. Toya.Gamee,Leather Noreltlee. Agency Minn., conducted services on by dancing. As some one was heard Sunday Miss Bern Ice and for Chocolate i. last at the Island which to remark, for so Stockbrldge friend. Lowsey'i N«*ip*p«ri church, were many young babies Miss I^iura Smith attended whose ages of Lewlston. teachers mod Periodica If. Bab. fttatlon for by large audlencea both for ranged from six months In the to four public schools of that are etc. Public morning and evening service. years, the youngsters were city, pomH«Ump«, Typewriter ■pending August with friends on Isl- House Lots at to lot the boar. The house party which haa wonderfully proficient at danclrrg and and Chebeague Island by been for avenue. Tbe Littlefleld domiciled at Mr. there were property si CbcbMcu* Walter Orlffln's cot- "tw*<-stepping" rare Mr. James of liUod, IIiIm, oomprUtng In Jones the United States sboot two hundred acre*, la now on tbe market la W. tage for the past two weeks prodigies the terpslchorean art. lots to to It tbo por- Henry Bowen, "broke engineers' department at rhaarrr Our h« flne abore Prop. on The West Point property privilege. wltb excellent camp" Monday after a moat en Sunday evening concerts are la his two water, and tbe location ia spring proving most passing weeka' vacation with onaurpaeeed on tble island. Lot* sold joyable outing spent at the popular. The following his to eondltlcn of contmct. Oar are aabjeot Island, family here, who have been so- prloes low and It will be for and returned to their program was given vantage toms cor before yon/ad- homes at West- Sunday evening. journing here some property deciding. Dream and weeks. Correspondenceatteaded to brook. M#. Those of the house party City Magic Knight, Her- personalty. Addreee bert; The handsome launch the were the Mlaaea Clara Rthel Evening Breexe, l angey; Trau- "Agarlta." Simpson. own*! by Mr. O. Swann of Brockton. merel, Schumann; piano solo. Diver- I»ckhart. the wall A. R. Great BIRCH ISLAND Maas.. Daisy known maker LITTLEFIKLD, Chebeague, Me. HOUSE Shaw. Clara Thels. Nellie tissement. Chamlnade; Chinese Honey- carpet of Boston. and of table board. Perm end McPadyan. which anchored off dairy A moon. Bratton; Soldiers. Peak's on 8*!unlay. Good ateamboet aervlca twice pleasure party made the trip to Chapln. sttrad start the Hayes, connected with REOQRATIRR00. pant tan d*y*. the New York Ufa and from now on tha Insurance Oom- calendar will ypny. Boston. Is WEBBER &. W« mtnofactor* tad ha crowded with spoadtng his brief iai. TW. 179-11. Ottoman f hops tha ration* hotels The Rbhlee Ogm. TttatM. Mi tMw* PMtalt. tot Snftaad may htpMt araltar* darlag and card 'imlly of New York QrwB Itlliwid !• 0rt#r * Mm ooatiraetlos. part lea, slso tha week's are City, fey QnM Factory, Zaaaa Thompson at play receot arr.rals here and Building. tha Om. tha moat fane* Inchjde Important Mrs. Rbblea and two rnm»* ntn tlon by far was tha chlldran'a ramie- daughters, who wmmt will spend the remainder of August. Mh«j at CM«pi and LIUteJoba'a bkad THE NEW HILL CREST CHCBEAGUt, MAINS

• The Cost of Slavery CharlM W. Hamilton • • largest Summer Resort Journal in New England $y W. J\omalnm Patmrson. Published Every the enslaved races endured oppression «o long Is no Thursday Afternoon doubt partly to be explained by the strange Oriental passlv- lty and From June to September and on the Last Thursday In"Each Month fatalism which Is In some measuio shown by only from October to May one European people, the Slavs. Centuries of subjection produced that tuI stupor snd stagnation from which India has CROWLEY fe LUNT, Editors sad Publishers not yet awakened, while Russia has only lately moved uneasily In her sleep. Office, 146 MMU Street, Portland, Maine India has never been a unity and has never possessed a • • • political consciousness. It was precisely be- TERMS cause she rejected the 0HAT reformation preached by Buddha that her organization One Year, SI.00; Summer Season, 50c; 5c on a basis of Justice Single Copy, became Impossible and that her conquest became catty. It was after Buddhism ADVERTISING had been driven out that the great Mohammedan In- RATES vasion began. * • • A nation of slaves was called & fl.00 per inch first week; additional insertions at reduced rates. of upon to fight nation Reading Notices, free-men, for the • • • 16 cents line. A our Mohammedans were free. How momentous the per postal brings advertising msn result of the conquest was destined to be ihay be measured by the fact that today India contains • 62.4S8.097 Mohammedans (according to the census of 1906) • • Ever Advertisers desiring changes must send in on or before since India has been a and tho world copy Monday preceding knows that battle-grouud, day of publication to insure insertion. It will be a battle-ground In the future. Babylon.waa great. 8he used science and used tote—Hotels and Boarding Houses in the for four or more she art, but she abused Bay eofiftacting inches humanity. 8he invented If space per issue for displayed advertising, have the privilege of inser- sun-dials, but forgot to regulato with Justice the lon of names under the weekly hours of labor. She could guests' classification of- Register of Tourists, free of calculate a star's eclipse, but not her own. No charge. state has been more Our bona* is finely located. The Tiew.from the end whsmbw guilty of the waste of humsn life. we large, tftoad pUtiM And when see la delightful. Tol et room* on each floor. large room her ruins lying like a Fine, dining vast, mysterious autograph scrawled over the desert 100 guests. The table 'a supplied with the best in lb ana A her meant, vegetables THURSDAY, UQU8T 15, 1907. history appears to be full of warning. cream direct from oar own fsrm. Tennis court on lawn in front of house. Pine beaoh The for and Two lines of steamers direct from Athenians possessed words for bathing boating. Portland. House liberty, equality, and even for fra- three minutes from Hamilton's only but all Landing. Plenty of smuiement, dancing, card par* ternity, those great doctrines were etc. • • • evolved at the expense of slaves. ties and musicals, Book with us if you want to vacation. obtained at his It has enjoy your eating house. In 1802 been said by a great scholar that writers many foolishly oa MINIATURE ALMANAC it la seen that he moved further down write of Athens as If It Rain Afpltalioi. Oiiwiiitw ICQ. Jnc 10 to Oettkir t were a lost paradise. The truth Is, that behind her Cpii Fifth street to No. where he facades we discover an 83, kept Industrial tyranny and workshops full of slaves. When a coffee house. It Is Week of 15 to 21. .. After this date his remembered that August August without their labor the leisure which went to create Scasta at 1907, Jaca 16 ta Sept. IS Sun name does not appear. Athenian art, literature and Length High philosophy would not have been possible, we can- Rises Sets of The invention at 4oe cream Is ascrib- not resist the conclusion suaair Day day Morn. that the culture of Athens was bought at too high rouse 15 4.53 6.51 13.59 3.03 ed to a French chef of the Duke of a price. CHIBKAGUK ISLAND 16 4.55 6.49 13.54 3.48 Chartree in 1774. Ice cream was not Not ago the loog Esquillne was excavated and thfre was dis- On the crest of 17 4.58 6.46 13.51 Cemetery Itoilope,cboM» 4.48 easy to obtain In covered a pit one most of the Philadelphia during thousand feet long and three hundred feet It was an by hotels w an 18 4.59 C.45 13.48 5.48 the dr>ep. summer months a century ago. ancient burial ground for location. Overlooking the ooean 19 5.01 6.42 slaves, who were thrown Into It along with the car- 13.45 6.48 casses of snd the restfal island toenerr Robert Wharton, four times mayor of animals and the refuse of the 20 5.03 6.39 13.39 7.48 city. If It be true that methods of of field and wood. No better- the city, who lived in a big house on human burial Indicate the 21 5.05 6.37 13.36 8.48 value which Is placed on human lite, these Roman ■oot for complete rast and recre- Third street, below Spruce, appears slave-pits are in ation. Table and service first- themselves sufficient to Indicate the spirit that lay behind to have had Roman class. with cot- the monopoly and, as an clvillcaton. MRS. Accommodates, ICE CREAM. CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor tage, 40 guests. Rates reasonable.. old Phlladelphlan wrote many years ago, "dispensed ice rather Peter Bossee Father of grudging'.y Philadelphia's to customers a few private fam- Great being Island View Industry. the mineral water Cottage ilies, dugglsts and Croat Chebeague, Me. Ice the very few who made ice cream making has become an cream." L. F. The writer was an HAMILTON, Industry and, as from the beginning of relating Incident of Proprietor the the manufacture In this moie year 1812.—Philadelphia Ledger. LOCATION and every flrst- country, claaa. thing than a FINE Verandas and large airy rooms. century ago, Is Its The Rites on Philadelphia Sun's Heat applicition. Cottage annex built thia- home. Here is to be found the Novel Contest for a Wife. aeaaon for largest rooms only. Open Jnne 15 to Ice cream manufactory in the world William A. Klrby, of Trappe, has Sept. 15. been having a capacity of 32.000 quarts of building a fine new residence, and has decided frozen cream a day. But this is only upon a novel meth- By Rene Bache one od of plant There are probably a dozen providing a mistress for it When HE HAMILTON VILLA CII8LANDIIR more wth it is finished he Is to a instrument in the a combined capacity about give big observatory on Mount Whitney, by At the east to bouse ar- which the variations of popular end, to all hotels and equal that of the first mentioned. warming., which has been the sun's beat are measured, might adjacent amusements. All for the be called an Fresh farm and ocean in told, about of ice ranged Fourth of July. electrical thermometer. It is an products plenty. 3 minutes' walk 50,000 quarts appai atus so from two Only cream are made in this On this occasion. It is said at the large as to occupy a of steamboat Fine cool groves and city every day building considerable size, yet the Boat of references landings. shady walks*. in the suggestion of the essential part of its given. Bate* on appllaatlon. Accommodatee with Ml. summer months and a few thou- girls themselves, be mechanism, which makes the record, oottage sands less will invite all the women is a fine thread of ALFRED E. HAfflLTON, a day during the rest of young of platinum, connected electrically with a Proprietor the year. Trappe to enjoy the hospitality, and balance of marvelous delicacy. we have endeavored to rive t be the one who behaves the The beam of cottager* and boarding houses the best When it was first introduced into best and the balance Is a filament of service of anv on the spun glass grocers island, we have not done so st the of this proves the most is to be his five inches and less In oar regular customers. Our expense city, which is to say when It was charming long diameter than a hair, in the WHILE teams huve calkd at yoor homes on our bride. middle of which Is a the that regular first offered for sale in the concave mirror as as a ds\s, days you expected them and not at sny time that to United big large plnhead. This mirror suit us. We believe that this is happened The builders and (which weighs two and a the .«n!y fair way tc treat those who trade with States, ice cream was conduct- decorators have half milligrammes—about as much as the hind the year round and shall us making of a legs continue this policy for the rest of toe summer. ed a promised to have fly) is fastened upon a our Remember upon scale so modest that eveu everything ready square piece cut from a dragon fly's wing, and days— poetic for the glorious the the whole affair Is suspended from a Wertli license would not permit it to day, neighbors fibre of spun quartz crystal two feet Rsad-Mssday Friday East A 6iw and one long (stf-Tssstfsy Thsrsday Fsht—Weiseiiay 4 be termed an hare promised to provide the fire- five-thousandth of an Inch thick. Satwiiay industry. On the front Outside of the building is a queer- page of the works. Mr. will the re- looking machine provided with a H Aurora, a daily newspaper, Kirby supply large circular mirror, which is controlled IRTHUR HAMILTON, Cash In Grocer, Me. for freshments and snd as by clock-work such a way as to face the sun Ghebeaps, July 22, 1800, appeared what is re- entertainment, at all hours and to throw a beam garded as the all the girls of are the i reflected Into the mouth of a tube first ice cream advertise- Trappe among great that enters the A of observatory. ment ever an prettiest in Maryland, there promises single ray the sunshine thus is inserted in American conveyed permitted to fall upon the plati- to be a very contest for husband num thread, through which a current of newspaper. lively electricity continually passes. Prom and home.—Raston (Md.) to It is well known that the this advertisement it is learn- Dispatch electrical resistance of platinum varies with ed that the Philadelphia Inquirer. Its temperatures and so by tho "Bossee's Ice Cream House" measuring resistance of the thread the heat was in of a sun's ray thrown upon it is determined. Germantown, nearly opposite So accuratc, in fact, is the de- the termination that a variation of Spread Eagle Tavern. Those who one-millionth of a degree Fahrenheit can be are distinguished. familiar with the free-and-easy in Changes in the way which the term "nearly oppos- temperature of the platinum thread cause the Mere little wonderful ite" was used in Point* balance to sway, while another ray of formerly locating a light, allowed to fall upon Its tiny will concave mirror. Is reflected upon a building understand that it would measuring scale. Thus, as the dot or re- now be flected light runs the scale one almost impossible to correctly along may observe with the eye the varia- tions In the amount of locate this There is reason to heat conveyed the place. I^ast Saturday a vaudeville by sunbeam, which comes Women's believe evening the tube from outside tbe through that Bossee's ice cream house show was building. When Hosiery Riven at the The desired, however, the Casino. scale Is measuring Fancy embroidered black cotton was not in Germantown at committee In replaced by a slowly-traveling and medium all, for charge of the enter- photographic film, which makes a per- hose, weight. there is no manent record of the fluctuations of 8pecial 25c record of a Spread Eagle tainment was John Riley, Jack Wln- the solar temperature, convenient Special 3 Pairs for $1.00 and for Tan cotton hose, In gauze and me- Tavern in that ancient chell and Miss Majorle Prince of printing, filing subsequent reference.—The Reader. Fancy colored lisle hose in township, dium weights, double plain wher3 historians are numerous Brunswick. The first number on the sole, high gauze and lace and spliced including the careful to program was a solo by Miss Helen heel. 25c and 50c newest perpetuate every memorial Extra shades of tan. gray, of the Haddock of Auburndale, Mass., Miss fine black cotton hose, past. mode, pink, hlue, vio- Margaret Charde of gauze or medium lavender, to Lewiston then weight, doub- and According Hazard, there was a a let, navy Dresden blues, gave whistling solo. The next num- le sole, high spliced black Spread Eagle about the heel, 50c Tavern, year ber was "Demi" Johnson's or maco and 75c at specialty, split sole, 25c 1819, the junction of Sixth street "With at Silk hose in Cy the Circus." The "Four- Tan In* plain black, gauze and the Germantown hosiery plain gauze and road. This house legged Three" then gave a few selec- medium weight drop stitch was then clocked, lace and embroidered kept by John Sllfer. As thia tions. The entertainment was brought Habits the lace and hand embroidered in Is of designs, 50c, 75c and the only Spread Eagle of which to a close by an exhibition of the Fly $1.00 self and colors, any Pine record black cotton hose in remains, it is perhaps permissi- "Phunnygraph" In charge of Prof. O. gauze $1.50 to $10.00 Pr. ble to Allen Howe of infer that the first ice cream Brunswick. The usual By J. O. Cobb, M. D. house was in this and whiH Saturday evening dance followed. vicinity, A it was a large carnival has been long joudney frcm Ge m.n- planned for next week on the 2f>th and town, it was also 21st. considered far out of All sorts of the amusements and sports city in those days. If it was not in are ET me to some of to be held. Dr. Knowles and Har- picture yon the habits of the fly, and th»*n Jewelry Department Germantown, at least it was on the ry are we shall see is Hat Riley In charge of the carnival. If it unreasonable to believe that he Is an pins, plain and road. fancy. Brooches. 25c to There are to be both land and water important factor in the spread of disease. $12.00 Turn about you 25c to $3.00 Belt Pins. It is sports. A baseball and see 25c to $1.50 only by Inference, based upon game will be play- the swarms of flies upon decaying vegetable matter Ribbon pins, gold, such ed between the allror, black Sterling Silver Buffers. 50c to facts as old directories of the Point team and some —In the garbage cans, on the manure $1.50 city other piles, everywhere. enatnrl, 25c to that we team, as yet, not arranged. The $3.00 Sterling Silver Hair offer, can learn anything of Watch the flies farming upon the fllth of the Brushes. only will be * * streets, Barrettcs, plain or this Frenchman who to participants the Inhabit- such as and bones and Jewelled. $4.00 brought Phil- ants of sputum decaying vegetables. Follow the Point although all are In- 25c to Mirrors. adelphia an whlrh him further and see him $5.00 $6.00 to $&00 industry wts to vited to the carnival. alighting upon the candy offered make It famous and sale Buckles, pearl. Jet. Sterling Silver Match 8afes. leave the Innova- I.ast week a euchre for by the street venders, and on all the fruit at the silver, tor party was Riv- $1.00 to unknown. In 8Bustins Island tastes. The new cottage ad- S3 Rimless Eyeglasses SI joining the house, which has not yet WABBAH1XD ]• TEARS been fitted with a name, contains sev- An ratss for rooms with hot and eold wster of |1 per day and up; too— wftfc Gold Filled Frimw 750 Solid Gold eral lntereatlng family There Mountings $I.CO bath and euitee rooms and parties. 9LOO Eyeglass Chains 0OO Aluminum Fr*uuj private |LSOpar day up; of two private bath 93 par day Is Dr. Much enjoyment and amusement 360 Askln and wife with Mrs Lane Special Lsneee gOo and •adapt. Oflars weekly ratas on rooms with hot and sold water and shower baths of were afforded by the Field op. and Miss Morris, both sisters of Mrs. Sports Oculiats' Preecriptions filled at SS per cent discount from usual prices. 9t to fB; rooms with bathe to suttee of two roome and bath to which were held on In the private |i |U; flfi Askln and little Dorothy Lane, all of Friday Up- Kyos Examined Free—To oelebrate the sersnth of Field and anniversary my fn. Absolutely fireproof; stone floors; nothing wood bnt the doom. Equipped Pittsburg. Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ver- per were participated In location 'n Portland, I shall quote these low prices. with its own Tseuuu by old and Ribbon cleaning plant. Lioag-dlstanee telephone lu every non of Montclair, N. J., and their pret- young. prizes UNTIL SKPTIMBKR IS ONLY were given to the second and room. Strictly s temperance hotel. STOKER F. CRAFTS, Manager. ty group of children, Mr. and Mrs. first, And Remember, although my prices are the lowest In New England. X third winners. never deal in Send for booklet. Newell and their son, George, of any goods exoeptlng those of the Tsry best quality. I examine The High Jump by Camp Wych- the eyes carefully and fit them and I warrant all to fit. Orange, N. J. Mrs. Vernon and Mr*, 1 oorrecUy; my glaaecs mere boys was won by Levi Green- make any needed change in the lenses, within one year, free of Newell are sisters and are finding Llt- I absolutely wood, first, George second 'ektrgs. keep accurate racordsof all prescriptions so that if your Railroads Railroads tlejohn with Its country and seashore Cheeney, are loan snd Frank Williams, third. broken, replace them without further examination. Dur- attractions the very place they dream- thc past seven years I have fitted the one-sevvntla the en. Greenwood also won the blue rib- Case eyeaof ed of as a summer home for their tire population of Cumberland County. bon In the shot with Cool- Renumber children. put Roger the plaoe, over Fidelity Trust Co., opp. Preble House. er and The second, Frank Williams, a sailing parties during the past close third. week hare had unusually propitious In the Obstacle 478 1-fi Oongrena ast. Both 'Phonst. weather; wind and tide have been Race, Harry Wlg- gin. Dan Conlon, and Luman Beede favoring In almost instance and BOSTON & every were the fortunate boys to receive MAINE the gentle loved of so has sport many decorations. been seen at its best. A woman's tug-of-war In which The big clam-bake and projected about fifty of the older young wom- RAILROAD carried out the of the Rock- by guests en participated was watched with WATSON BROS. mere, was without doubt the chief Nearest to the Steamboat closest Interest. The opposing sides Landing event of the week. Capt. Sawyer's were led by Miss Helen Darling of snd his GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS TO THE sailing yacht son's motor boat Pawtucket, R. I., and Miss Ruth BEAUTIFUL were both FRESH MEATS. CANNED PRODUCE brought into requisition to Richards of Mass. GOODS, Somervllle, Ml*s dgan and Tobacco, Pine Coal and Gasoline carry the party to Cliff Island, the Richards and her Confectionery, Ice, Wood, tuggers were the Fresh FISH, Complete Fishing Outfits tender being weighted down with winners about three by Inches. We call for and deliver orders in Harbor and East and edibles of Near Candy's Harps well, every description. In the men's tug-of-war Mr. HCra- boat to WHITE the ship goods by any landing landing place was found the best mer's side won MOUNTAINS against Mr. White, Souvenir Postals possible spot for a picnic of'this de- snd followers. Baggage Moving Cundy'S Harbor, Me. and scription the gay party at once The boys' three-legged race was Low Rates and Fast Trains "got busy" preparing for the feast. finished as follows: The lobsters were boiled, the clams Robinson and Greenwood, first; were steamed, the coffee was made. Wiggin and Williams, second; Bit- Excellent When the tenbender Parlor, Sleeping, Dining and Buffet Cars monster watermelon was and Conlon. third. ABNER J. HARRIS out to in tne brought be cut the first and boys' potato race William CUNDV'S HARBOR, ME. only mischance of this mo3t successful Curtis won the blue ribbon, with D. J. Flanders C. M. Burt expedition was disclosed—the carv- Herman Bibo and Frank Mar as We carry a fall stock of first-class Groceries, Meats snd Pro- close Pus. Traf. Mgr. Geu. Pus. ing knife was missing! The man with contestants. visions in seascn. Also Lobsters and Sea Foods. Fishermen's Aft. The the biggest jack-knife came to the girls* potato race was won Supplies. B»x*ts, Shoes and Bubber Goods, C and Us, Souvenir rescue and the de resistance by Margery Seeley. first, Miriam Cur- piece Postals snd Konvenir .Novelties. Our teams visit all of the was quickly and skillfully served. The tis. second, and Mary Bacon, third. parts rates party returned in good time for the A fifty-yard dash for girls under 10 island daily, Sptcial made for excursionists and camping evening meal with the same verdict years was won in the following order, and for horses. Trade here and kave Coastwise Steamers parties. Boarding hitching on every lip. Never, no. never ha 1 Agnes Grant, Ruth Lavers, Carolyn Postoffice iu the store. Brainard. money. Maine Central R. R. there been so beautiful a day nor so Margery Seeley was tbe MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- perfect a clam-bake! blue ribbon girl in the fifty-yard dash for the Mrs. Stetson at Hub cottage, with girls between ten and four- teen. while Bacon Excursions! PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP LINES her bevy of girls, held open house on Mary and Steph- All Cm«« Is la Yalaa Day anie Property Thraagh Bay Rtslaf Ytfariy Balderston From Mondsy last to all who had closely followed. proffered Tbe S2.00 them their four fifty-yard dash for the fat TO NAPLES. BOSTON * PROVIDENCE hospitality during This Flat at Ssbaseo women was perhaps the best game Leave Portland 8.45 a. m., rail to Seba- weeks stay upon the island, a very With store, fish Pripsriystand, stable and and steamer of the Miss dw'» Harbor, Direct •errice A celebration of much interest to with modern at S1.50 Exposition. In the slim women's dwelling, stables, wbarvea, ore, TO 8EBAOO LAKE AND RAYMOND. those on tbe lower of fifty-yard Will sell either to Leave BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA living part the dash etc.,etc place light parties, Portland at S.4S a. m.. and at Miss Ruth Anderson crossed and 1 can convince the of tbe advance in Sebago Lake island were the field day sports of the buyer take steamer across the Bwt root* to Jersey ( out Rnorts. Ae- the Rubicon first with Miss Flora values in five minatea. Gocd reason lake and up the east shore, In- esmsiodaUons sad Hicks and Horton families which oc- foraelling. dian passing eslslae nnsnrpesiiJ. Curtis, second and Miss Margaret Island, White's Bridge. Raymond bead tor booklet. curred on Wednesday last and were FRANK RIDLEY, Cebasco, Maine Cape. The Images and up the River Jor- Tucker, third. dan to Raymond for dinner and A. M. Jss Ant. witnessed and enjoyed by half the The men's Groceries, Proviaicna, Fiah, Ice, FiabingOntflta. a village Grsbsm, Aft. Barry, towel game closed the visit to the State fish hatchery, where Boston, Mass. R.L population of Littlejohn. Decorations tba whole Providence, festivities for the day. Mr. Blaisdell process of hatching and rais- W. P. Turner, PUtenger Traffic of island flowers and lan- ing trout and seen. Mgr. Japanese and Uncle Will Merrill were In salmon may be General Offices: lid. the Return Is made, In Portland Baltimore, terns were profuse and with games thickest WILLIAM N. ••55 arriving of the fight and surprised Maine p. m. in the afternoon and fireworks in the SEAL*, Sebasco, the rest of the boys by their agility GROCERIE8 AND PROVI8ION8 The evening furnished entertainment of in running and dodging. Afternoon Coastwise Steamers and River great variety real merit. Mr. and Mrs. EX L*. Gaylor and four Canned Coods, Meats, Produce, Ete. Ice and Flth Songo Trip Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sargent of Ames- children of Orders Delivered at Bebesco and Small Point. Via Rai'. Steamer and Harrow Cllftondale, Mass., are Gauge bury, Mass., have been guests at the Mrs. Leave Portland 1.06 arrive Seba- visiting Gaylor's mother, Mrs. PATT A P J? T ATQ 1 hare 400 acroa of the finest cottage lots oa p. m., Rock for the go Lake 1.37 p. m., where the Steamer mere, past ten days. Mr. Dale at Sea Crest. vU -L JL AUJu JjU JL U or near the shore. TLe steamer Bebaacodego Hawthorne" takes you across Sebago Sargent has large and varied business Mr. James Wltham from Portlaod lauo» at tbia propetty every day In with of rnn- Lake, and sister Mv summer, prospects up the Songo River, across the lbe iound in the Dear fatnie. Call and look at tbia now of Interests from which he is seeking rest lena of are jear land Leforelbe Bay Naples and Long Fond to Brldg- New | Lawrence, Mass., spend- sa it bas on all tbe YorkDirect Line price soars, leading resorts of Caaco fcon. Tally-ho to the village. Narrow Oauge and recuperation. As sole proprietor ing a few weeks here. Mr. Wlthsin Bay. to Fast modern of Brldgton Junction, thence Maine Cen- steamships the of the head conducts a tral to export carriage business, very sucessful school of W. N. BE At tli Slutboat Portland, arriving Portland 7.46 Portland Line sail from AL8, Ktrrsvell Lutlrg, Scbuet, Milit p. m. Franklin of the Sargent Coal company, director music in Lawrence. This is his sec- Long Distance Telephone "Wharf to New York without in Merrlmac and Amesbury banks and season here. To the and treasurer of the Mr. and Mrs. I White Mountains change, on Mondays at 10 a. m., Electric light Charles KSelnhere and Return and Satur- company, Mr. Sargent finds his time are again welcome visitors at Bus- L. WALLACE Tuesdays Thursdays pretty fully occupied but is tin's. They are the guests of Mr. at 6.80 this fortunately S4.70 days p. m., making of the temperament which can set and Mrs. Jacob Bibo at the Chase. Oakhurst Island L*»v« Portland 9.10 a. m. Four hours at delightful, short in about business cares to one side and enjoy Their home Is in Glass bo ro, New Candy's Harbor, Me. BOAT BUILDER Crawford!. Mount Pleasant House or sea-trip for leisure MAINE Psbysna dinner and driving, arriving twenty-two bonis. No summer hls in a very whole-hearted Jersey- Ml. T.M. DABlUOi Fro*. SKBAtCO, back In Portland at 7.4S m Mr. p. or by re- tour fashion. Mrs. Sargent has contributed Henry P. White of New York Wt ten facilltissfor build maining at Fsbyans an hour can oomplete without it. Full log lsnnchsa arrive In much to the of the City, returned to his home boats of ill kinds at Portland at S •» p. m. information at wharf general happiness Monday. Boarding and lodging in on* of the fin- tod plcnan abort Tourists on thla office. All regretted his His notloe. bat tbo finest of nt* trip can alao visit guests by her genial charms, her clev- going. family est spot* in Casoo Bay. Fine oak grora Nothing FryeSurg. North Conway, IntSrvsIe. Jack- H. A. erness will remain well into with tsrlsls ucd in oar work. Installation of son and CLAY, Agent at sketching and her great September. boating, bathing and flatting Bartlett If they prefer at a lesa prlVi- s or nature Wilson & Bralnard served legea. Jane 16 to 15. Rata* engine* spcelslty. Agent for Victor expense Maplewood. Bethlehem. Pro- good In playing for the oc- fifty- Open l?ept. file House. seven at *6 to (8 per week. of *ea Gasolene Engines. for parts Jefferson. Lancaater at a casional Impromptu carpet dance*. guests dinner on Sunday. Plenty fooda, Repslrin slight additional expense. freen vegetable*, etc. will lecelre prompt sttenilon. They leave IJttlejohn with regret and Little Florence Blbo who broke her milk, arm a short time Poland Maine go on to Monhegan for a week's stay ago. is getting to Spring*, before to Massachusetts. along nicely. The doctor says It will |].M Poland Spring House snd Re- returning 8KOLFIELD COTTAGE turn. soon be a good as new. Miss Edith Wright and Miss Hen- HiRRIIBTOR GOTTABE Mn. A. A.SKOL'IELD, Prop. going Saturday and rietta Mr. and Mrs. Rlckarts and Miss $3.06 return Monday. Wright of Philadelphia, are pay- MBB. H. S. Cundy's Harbor, Me Every to Mooaehead lake Helen Wilson of Lexington. HABRINOTOH, Prop. Sunday snd ing their first visit to ijttlejohn an1 Miss., Osn socomodststs a few hoarders with Rsngeley Lake, Lrtf< I'ortlsnd 6.60 a. m. are Green Main* are registered at the Rockmere for occupying Lodge for two Cundy't Harbor, good table. of fresh tea arriving on return si 7 40 m. family Plenty p. |2 60 the weeks. Accommodations for summer food and roand to Blue the month of August. boarders comfortable rooms. S'gbl ai ths trip either Satur- Flame piece. Miss or Going Her. Helen Le Malstre, of Phila- In botnellke surroundings. Qood table. bead of ths steamboat day Sunday to Mooeebesd snd return Geo. Colson la also an August lauding. delphia. Is Handy to shore and steamers. Betes on Sunday or Mondsy (A. CIL guest at the Rockmere. Mr. Col son Penn., enjoying the beaut- Leave 7 ies of Bustln's for the application. Portland 8, * 30 a. m. or 11.00 hss recently settled at the Grove Hall, month of Au- a. m.; arrive Poland House gust. 10 Spring and 10 a. m. or 1 p. m. Tske dinner and OISOLINE Dorchester. Unlver*sllst Citirch remain Mrs. W. W. has returned until about 3 p. m.. snd srrlve st AND will assume hla reaponalbllltlea In the Gowlng Portland to The Ij*dgc* after a early fall. In the meantime being short visit to SHAYLOR EHBRAVIRG CO. her home In Mass. 249 Middle St., Portland something of a sportsman and an Lawrence, ALCOHOL Mr. and Mrs. and of If yon went nice cats and the Excursions athlete he enjoya Railing a yacht In a Hoyt fsmlly deep kind Sunday Chelsea. are at for thai print wellaodwUh the least good atlff breeze or tennla Mass.. Kltholt trouble, EVERY *UNDAY to playing August. t gin u* a trie I order. We make draw- with a formidable opponent to illustrate the White Mr. Hirry Weller of 1unge newspaper*, pamphlet*, Leave Port.xnd Mountains Montreal. letter-heads, ate. >30 a. m.; srrlve Dr. O. B. Squires of Winchester, Canada, returned cards, 11 » n..on. STOVES to his home Mon- Tel. Pabysns Leave Pabyans 11* 1774-1; House, 1S66-2. with Mrs. Squires Is occupying the after a few p. m.; srrlve Portland l it p. m.; con- day days with his fimlly necting for Boston. Colonial cottage and making a at Bld#-a-W*e. F.&C.B.NASHCO. quit# W. 314*300 protracted stay. Mr. Sherman, father H- HOWKh, rmKifflc*, t>bM(a« nun. bltwl Souvenir Ston-BMt Use of Island 81.50 of Mrs. Squires Is also at Trip Round Uttlejohn. CAMP WYCHMERE. lod Bay Postal Card*. We bar* Joat The dance Sundays t« N«plf« or fUTmond for weekly took place at what you want in all seaot tort. dinner. Candle*, leaving Portland #.•» a. m. the Rockmere on Saturday evening Look Boxes and Call Rosea To RsnV •cross Sebago Laka ind A power boat nrr under aus- up th« Bongo and waa very In the •porting and Baaa Ball Goods, I River to Naples or across Lu« largely attended. of Stationary Mtitso fact the pices Camp Wychmere wan run on Psriod Seals-• Pa blic Library. to Raymond. Returning, arrive at Port- big dining hall waa too full Water Outfits land l it m. Saturday. Aug. 10. on the seven mile p. for comfort and dancing waa soon un- Pimping courae. Fifteen boata were entered der way upon the ptaxzaa. In point GasoVa Engl-a SI.50 the Round the reaulta being aa follows: The fvppllu Trip of numbera. beauty of coatumes and game was notable for cWan MTtlKCTMM OMMTTtlB boat Owner Tim* for and AThr«ach?»rUrCw Letrsa Portland decorative appearance generally of fielding frequent bat tine. the t.ld a m., arriving Montreal rift m Courae team p. the guests this party quite rivalled all Camp excHIng In the latter de- I. D. A Ihwiuh llooper Leavs* Portland min partment. Tkamdik* BacMna Gt. previous affalra of the aame nature. ■ daily. Sundays included. t.M p. m.. ar Charles 49 FOKTLJLMD PIE* riving Montreal |.|| a. m. The flrst event of the season In Guppjr Utowana Weller 49 27 T*lrpbon« 2215 A Parlor ar Lea ves Portland at ill dramatlca waa seen at the Dlckerman R H R IM Wjrrhmere, Camp Wyrhmere 52 3u Auburn t.m., p. m.. dally except Sundae. cottage on Oolotiy 00001800 4 S 31 Monday afternoon. Auk. S. Pearl. Dlion 62 ▲ Parlor Oar Leaves Portland at ft.lt 40 Camp Wyrhroere 1 00 0 0 00 4—S 10 ( by a group of children who gave a a. m. flail*, except Sunday, ai ill at Flfthlnjr boat Chebeague 55 46 lag very Six bora from the are CORDES CAFE Qusbss I.H p. aa. pretty performance of a little Mischief Banks 68 20 camp away In which showed excel- on a canoe trip, around OB1BLII W. CORDKI playlet. they Wynne rushing M 46 Harpwell lent Neck and up to the head of Through fkrwlce WEST training and reflected great credit Juanlta Merrill 69 the bay. 489 then Coif mm It, PorthuU To tM West via the Cra% curr cottacc on their youthful Instructress who home, carrying acroaa the old »ord Notch Hustler Sonle 69 ib« Iibom af the Whits Mountains. Mrs. L. W. waa also the Indian camp at the head of Adjoining LomMIov Southard. Pfp. author of the piece Geo. «0 R Mldde •Job. Foer Laare Portland. tTfft a. m. IN m Ouppy Eeore, reoee. p. Cllfr ItLAMO. MS. The fairy puasv cut and little Min- Biy. The name* of the boys who lSprhreieitBtof Arrive Montreal. 9.11 p. m. I ll a. m Sunny Jim floule CO 16 the alien went are Arrlrs Ottawa. I S a. m. ll ll noon fill iMtiiM. KiwIImI rnn— mm4 nie. vlaltor to fairyland were Rlfln 65 Samper, Beede, Caldwell. Aril** Toroato, 7 i$ a m. 1 99 p. n». UbU raft«s ob ippilflallM. CUf bltal It delicious. both In their naturalness and Prlacllla Applegate. Clifford, and Councillor m. Didn't flnlah BKLLSVUE COTTAGE Arrlrs pffroM. I H p. IS a. a MM« bf bMUaf, feblBf u4 bMMUal their while Robtnnon. Arrive Louis. 7.W a. m. 1.4ft a dainty speech NankI-poo. Young Cuahlnc Mr*. O. A. Roi«r«, ft, p. the Proprietor ** **" only boy In the caste sang hla Town send Cart M Arrive S^'Pauf • M £ m." songs well and Consul Samuel Smith reports that (hcbtafia la'aai took his part with An intareatlng game of baseball, For further particulars, folders. —Hi much It American shoes have been -*• Hs who banks oa lack sboald birr spirit. was generally conced- aald by many people to ba the baat Introduced ed that Miss Williams had achieved • arar oa In Moncow. Several fret class Ruaalan Erwjofh •oins ottor fellow to tsks bis risk# play ad the lalaad waa played s^r very real success, both with her Saturday. dealers sow them la as aP.AT.A.ECX.R, Portlaad. for biro. play Aaguat It. by Camp Wych- keep Mock, and la the children's work. Follow' mere Maiaat the Auburn they fled ready sale. Colony. •p*«i iUM to f l«9t ff NEXT SATURDAY

Our Store Will Be "Wide Open The Store o( Quality After Stock Our Taking Specials semi-annual inventory is complete, the figures are recorded ALL DAY and us incidentally let remark we have made a most satisfactory in showing every department. "Honest Goods, Priced Right" is the secret. Quality counts In the long run. Prices are always right— not even Also the to the most extreme novelty do we attach a fancy profit. Other In We quote special on the Saturdays August prices following small lots to clean up and make room for fall goods which are now arriving. OWEN.

Mr. and Mm. Donovan of Lewiston Fred S. are here a» they have been the past Purrington few this North Harptvall, Me. summers, only year they have rooms at W. H. Ridley's In of Miss I I a & plare ..yd Thompson's. Trefethen PLEASURE Swett Co. YACHTS Miss Angle Watron was In Bruns- of all patterna from 12 to 00 built and ft., wlck a few of last week. flnlabed in any atyle ef wood. Also Boata days and Mrs. W. A. Tendera. all boilt by the day or con- Rantmsn and children tract. were I will be glad to eatimate on anv visiting relatives on Bailey Job largo or amall. Please give me a call. Island last week. Mrs. Nellie Pope, Miss Pope- and F. & C. B. NASH CO. Miss Josephine Pope, of Spencer are H. S. HAMILTON at Mrs. B1 bridge Thompson's for a 384 to 390 Fore St. few weeks. CARPENTER IND BUILDER Mrs. O. P. Snow has been in Port- PROVISIONERS PORTLAND, MAINE land the past two weeks her Contract work carefully visiting performed. daughter. Mrs. Lemuel Davis. or Wholesalers and Jobbing, repairing altering promptly Mrs. i>evl Holbrook is in Wlnne- Retailers of attended to. ...McLELLANS.7. gance for a few days* stay. CHEBEAQUE ISLAND, ME. W. P. Packard of Monmouth, has been at Peter Hanson's during the Tents, Boat Covers, Spray past week. WIL80N BR08. Miss Leona Johnson of Bailey Is- and Domestic Yacht and was a Imported Orr's Island, Mo. Hoods and land. here day recently as Groceries, Hotel, Awnings meat of her BUILDERS OF cousin, Miss Nellie are the Best. Brigbam. Latmchts, YaaMa and Matar Baata Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ross of North Of N. are here week Fancy Hampton. H.. for a Family Supplies Rftry Dwfrlyllnii S%n4 for and have rooms Yard* and ahope at Orr'a I«land, Me. ! Catalogue at O. W. Slnnett's. B«n of workmanabip latriotMd. Fut | Cleveland Holbrook has returned modrlt or h*«Ty eeagolng boeia. Afmu HAYMARKET to Wlnnegance after a two weeks' for all make* of SQUARE, |«*oltiw eaflnta. Be vacation at his home in this place. All Kindt of and •ore and our before Bama in Saaaon grt prion ordering Mrs. Charles Younger of Gloucester. Poultry Fancy bo*la of deliv- Bo$ton, Matt. any description. Prompt Mass. is here ery. Beet of reference*. visiting her many rela- tives. Mra. Younger was a former resident In this village and gladly re- turns to her Especial attention is to so Chandler's childhood home when- given packing perishable goods Military! FOR ever she can. that will arrive in condition. SALE Mrs. Andrew Freeman they perfect Band and Orchestra! At and chil- Cbebe»ff(i<« Inland, farm bons« dren of Taunton. are here Any combination of mnelctena from | Mass.. vis- an and 10 acrea of iting at her brother's. M. E. orchestra of three pieces to a mill* I stable, land, high* Small's. eat on Among those who tary band of forty, furnlabed at abort point ialand, attended celebra- j spring water, tion In Bath last week notice. Headquarter*. 27 Monument 1 beintifnl prow, honse were Mr. and recently Mra F. I* and *on. Mr. and Baltimore. Elmira W. Pennvpecker, Phoenixvllle, A. Boynton. East Orange. N. J. Mrs. Albert W. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Philadelphia. Pa. Master Wilson K. Bal- Pa. Cowles, Sprlns- Levering, Jr., field. Mass. James F. timore. Sarah A. Toole. Montclair. N. J. Martin. Springfield. Mass. S. Laura B. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Cain. J. Cunningham. Springfield, Mass. .Mr*. Robert Barry, Philadelphia, Pa. Olllck. New York. Summit, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. E. Albert It. Barry. Pa. Miss Elizabeth Kiefer, New York. Bissell, Orange. AMERICAN Philadelphia, Mr. and N. J. CLOTHING CO. Mrs. H. Summit. M. Agnes Barry, Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. T. W. Jennings and child. New Spinning. Mr. Charles L. Wetmore, M. Alice Moore, Newark. N. J. Jennie L. Barry. Philadelphia. Pa. York. Clifton, 255 MIDDLE Ruth N. B., Can. Laura B. Moore. Newark. N. J. ST., ME. Miss Mabelle G. Beatey, Hyde Park. M. Evans. Erie. Pa. PORTLAND, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Mr. an«l Mrs. Clarence L. Miss Lillian V. Park. Miss Caswell. Pheonlxville, Pa. Richards, Som- Ball. Somer- Beatey, Hyde erville. Mass. Tllle. K. H. Clay, Brooklyn, N. Y. J. H. Morgan. Pheonlxville, Pa. Miss Miss Richards, Mass. John L. Ball, Somerville. J. Clay, Brooklyn, N. Y. Emma Hoist, Morgantown, Somerville, W. F. L. Richards. Mass. Dorothy O. Ball. Somerrille. Mrs. Howard Drummond. child and Va. Somerville, Miss Miss Young. Mary B. Barry. Boston. Mass. Tlie nurse. Rye, N. Y. Peables, Morgantown, W. Va. Philadelphia. Seaside Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Willis. Worces- William A. Thelling. Boston. Cottage. Mrs. John Y. Lake. Philadelphia. ter, Mass. James F. Barry. Boston. Mass. At Maine is a Miss Mary G. Cook. Philadelphia. THE Bailey Island, home-like SEASIDE. Mr and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Blcknell and fam- Mrs. Charles B. Bowles. Springfield. Hammond, with annexes where sea Cranston City, R. I. ily, Dorchester. cottage good Miss Bowles, Springfield. Mrs. F. E. Cram, Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. New York. H. P. Marson. Boston. food and comfortable rooms are Chester B. Bowles. Springfield. Beatty, provided Island, Me. R. Allen Woodruff. Pittsfleld. C. E. Clark, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. John \V. B. Brand. Bailey at reasonable rates. Transients served R S. Woodruff. Pittsfleld. Miss M. O. O'Brien. New York. Springfield. (See advertisement in another column.) with dinner Mrs. Lamunt, Philmont. N. Y. Mrs. Henri P. Wilder, N. H. daily. Open June 25 to Oct. Miss Eleanor Brand. Springfield. Mrs. John W. Conway. Kendall, Worcester. Miss M. Smith, Pittsfleld. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Fodqulst, Worcester. 1. Miss Judith Brand, Springfield. Mrs. John C. Davis, Worcester. Mrs. J. H. Slnkinson, Washington. Mrs. G. Frank Taft. Allston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Newell, Miss Dorothy Upson. Miss FO* Springfield. Miss I. H. Wheeler, Jersey City. I V. B. Jacobs. Philadelphia. Pa. TERMS APPLY TO Springfield. Mrs. Charles Portland. Wlnslow, Miss A. V. Segulne, Miss I. M. Pa. Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. R. Jersey City. Jacobs, Philadelphia, E. Cram, Meighen, Perth, Louise Wield, Millbury. Miss M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Propr., Bailey Island, Me. Ont. Benton, Jersey City. Louis Whltmarsh, At- Lilla M. Streeta, Mrs. Millbury. A. M. Brown. tleboro, Mass. air. ana Mrs. w. j. Miss Mary T. Dana. Manchester, N. H. E. Springfield Parker and two Miss Wright, Euphemia Evoy. Chicago, III. Miss Brown. Miss Norma Whitmarsh. Schenectady. Miss Julletta L. Dana. Manchester, Springfield Attleboro. sons. Boston. Miss Doberman. Cora E. Hall. Portland. Miss Marion C. William A. Schenectady. N. H. Rlckett, Chicago. Thomson, Philadelphia. Miss Gladys Parker, Boston, Mass. Miss Miss Swain. Washington. D. C. Mrs. Albert Mrs. William Alves. Schenectady. and Huntington, Ashevllle, N. A. White, Roxbury. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. C. Mr. Mrs. Winfred H. Cunningham, George E. Bibber. Portland. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Turner. Berlin. C. Miss Dorothy White, N. Y. and child, Sharon Hill, Pa. Miss ] Roxbary. Brookline, W. A. More. Marietta Clark. East Orange. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Miss Ruth A. Stanford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. child Baldwin. Newark. White. Roxbury. Miss Ada Douglass. Charles town. H. F. Drummond, Miss Jeanette Clark, East Orange. Mr. and Mrs. A. Armstrong. Belmont, Mass. and N. Y. Thompson. Newark. Willlaip White, Jr., Roxbury. Miss Carrie B. Johnson, Pawtucket. Mr. nurse, Mr. Edward Chick. Mass. and Mrs. H. L. James. Cambridge. Mrs G. Harris, New York. Miss Nina Bissell. Newark. N. J. Mrs. F. A. Merriam, Portland. Rockville. Marie F. New York Conn. Fuller, City. J. F. Mark, New York. Miss Viola Bissell, Newark. N. J. Mr. Henry Caldwell. Portland. ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE. Miss Maud" Miss Margaret Thelss, Wilkesbarre. Chick, Cambridge. Annie G. Peck, Rye, N. Y. Master J. Cyril Bissell, Newark, N. J. Miss Edith H. Mr. Robinson, Qutncy. Stanley Theiss, Bullard. Springfield. Mass. Miss Peck, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wilkesbarre, Pa. L F. Hamilton, Proprietor. Rye, Hoben, Mrs. Frank Eleanor Brown, New York City. Miss U. U. Springfield, Mass. Lewis. Wilkesbarre, Pa. Rogers, Kennebunkport. THE WOODBINE. Daniel Gt. Me. Mr. John Hubbel, New York City. Mrs. B. F. John C. Hoben, Springfield. Mass. Kirsch, Montrose, Mass. Chebeague, Howard, Tewksbury, Mass. Mrs. H. S. Mrs. C. A. Mr. N. Cotman. New York. Miss Howard. Hubert O. Hoben. Mass. Sinnett, Proprietor. Trull, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2.10, 7.25 Charts, Csmf+jset. Sententr S/tvns, t'inrs Sunday last by Osceola Currier at the p. m.; Sundays. 12.55. 7.50 p. m. ef Fartlandand I'iesnitjr. colony. Mr. Conant is engaged in the THE LOCAL YACHT CLUB IS CON- BAILEY ISLAND. To Portland, Going Wast. lumber business at Lewiston, and has Leave Harpcwell Center. 5.30 a. m., DUCTING INTERESTING RACES a of lumber Return—7.05. 8.05. 9.15. 11.00 a. m.. •This shipment here at Harps- 12.10 p. m.; Sundays. 1.45 p. m. trip does not stop on down (Continued from 12.45. 2.30. 4.35. C.50. 9.45 m. trip. well which Page 1). a. 12.25 p. JWeat'ner permitting. EACH WEEK AND GREAT will be used in making Leave Birch Island. 5.45 in., For Little and Great m. Diamond Islands. lOr at the close of the extensive p. m.; Sunday, 2.00 p. I Trefethens and performance at INTEREST SHOWN. improvements on his cot- Leave Mere Point. 5.50 a. m., 12.30 Evergreen Landings the Gem Theater. chard. In the Little Diamond Island. excepted sub- Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey's Leave South Free port. 6.30 a. m., 1.10 ject to change without notice. Guests and they had a C.20. 7.25. 5.25. 9.45. 11.50 a. an.. Entertaining Many Fitts at delightful time, m.; Sunday. 2.45 p. m. 1.25. 3.2S. Additional Waldo the Bibber on spending p. 5.30. 7.00. 8.55. 9.35 v. m. Trip Tuesdays and Satur* The Social rottljp much of the time in Leave Hamilton's Great days—10.00 p. m. for Life la Active. Hurricane on boating and bath* Chebeague. Return—I^ave Great Diamond Island. Forest City. Tre- Ridge, having arrived 7.05 a. m.. 1.45 p. m.: Sunday. 3.20 p. m. fethens and ing. 6.15. 7.20. 8.20. 9.40. 1L45 a. m 3.20 Evergreen Landings (Peaks Mr. and Mrs. J. last. to remain Leave Island. 7.15 a. m., 1.20. Little Oscar Casey of Hart- Saturday They expect Llttlejonns 1.25. 6.55. 8.S0. 9.30 p. ra. Island), and Great Diamond Miss Grace 1.55 m.; 3.30 m. Islands and ford. Mrs. A. J. about two weeks. Twining of Jamaica p. Sunday. p. tveturn—Leave Trefethens Ponces Landing Hope Island and Las.ern Landing strongest bay. weekly was held at Cot- a. m. a. m. (Continued from page known firm of (Chebeague Island)—8.15. 9.00 a. m.. 2.00. 2.) Sedgwlch Casey, gen- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. tage hall on 900 9 30 Walcott, Mr. and Saturday evening. The Portland leave б.20 p. m. eral music dealers at affair was 9 Hartford, Conn., Mrs. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. the high water mark of L«ong Island 9 25 55 Return—Leave Hope Island. ^6.45, 19.50 Farmer, Josiah the E. E 9 35 10 05 Hamilton. and with him has one of the social life of Long Island. a. m.. '4.35 p. m. There were also four from latest Taylor and Mrs. Flint and daughter, Bailey's, the hall being Jenks*. Gt. Chebeague .... 950 10 20 Return—Leave Eastern the Summit Victor talking machines with a com- filled to Landing. 6.25. House in the party. all of Farmington, Me., returned to overflowing with young peo- 80. Harpswell 10 15 10 45 9.30 a. m.. 4.15 p. m. plete of records. Mr. ple. Baileys Isl Mackerel Cove 10 30 11 00 For Sout'n Mr. and Mrs. James supply Casey's their homes after Harpsw^ll 9.00 a. m.. 200. P. Macy of Mr. yesterday spending Sefcasco 11 25 11 55 C.20 p. m. brother. Henry Casey and wife, of an Woodfords and Miss Elizabeth extended vacation at Mr. Stover's Dr. J. H. Seward arrived on Tues- Cundy Harbor 11 50 12 20 Return—6.00 a. m.. 3.50 m. Say- Auburn, are at p. ward and Miss visiting them their cottage here. The a day arrive ... 30 1 00 of party had very evening, sailed Gurnet Bridge, 12 For Gurnet Bridge (New Meadow* Llbby Sayward Wol- this week. having up from cottage enjoyable time while in To Potland, Going West. River)—19.00 a. m. laston. Mass.. have been spending a here. Marblehead his yacht, "Clarlta." Return—J2.00 p. m. few Mr. Albert Carr and son The With Dr. Week Days. Sundays. days with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Howard, of Misses Katherine and Lena Seward was Mr. Owen Lee- p. m. p. m. SUNDAYS. Thompson at the West End. Topsham, are spending thin week Paul of Lewiston, entertained the man. who acts as skipper. Gurnet Bridge, leave 2 00 -® For Forest with Mr. Jordan White at City Landing (Peaks The Rev. H. F. the "Lin- members of the colony at their Mr. Frank S. Cundy Harbor Island)—7.00. 5.00. >.00. 10.00. 11.00 a. m.. Kloman, rector of wood." Rogers, the well- (|. St. They arrived on Saturday last parent's summer home here after the m 12.20. 1.15. 2.20. 3.20. 4.30. 5.30. < 20. 7.30. Stephen's church. con- known organist of N. ar- 4 $.30 tn. Portland, and to remain Albany, Y., Bj^eys* Isi.", Mackerel Cove 00 4 20 p. ducted expect until next week. dance on Saturday Lunch- rived on divine service in the grove at evening. Friday. Mr. Rogers has Return—8.20. $.30. 10.20. 11.20 a. m.. Mr. and eon was served the West End on Mrs. Ralph Greene of Ijerr- and a social evening taken Miss 12.40, 1.30. 2.35. 3.40. 5.00. 5.25. 7.00. 8.00. Sunday afternoon. Vaughn's cottage for the I»ng Itland. E. * 10.00 t>. m. His sermon and the iston, Me., are the guests of Mr. and passed. remainder of the in service were season, and since For Gushing* Island. 8.00, $.00. 11.00 a. Mrsfl H. A. at the Mr. he has m much enjoyed. Afterward Teague Douglass Stanley C. Whipple of Worces- been prominent in the •:::::::::: 5 40 .00 12.20, 2.20, 4 30. <.20. 7.30 m. Mrs. How- younger p. ell cottage a few days of this week. ter, Mass., Is social set Return—8.30. $.20. 11.30 a. m.. 12.50. entertained the colony at tea. They being entertained by Mr. for many seasons, a host a—SaUing' trip. 2.45. arrived on J. P. of 4.50. <.40. 7.45 p. m. This Island Is Thursday last. Thomas, Jr., here at friends look upon his arrival B—Steamer goes eaat via Orrs Island. For Little and Great entertaining more Harpswell. with Diamond Islands. Mrs. Alfred Clarke of Mr. Thomas owns the great pleasure. •—Mackerel Cove Wharf. Trefethens and Evergreen Landings, people this year than its fondest well- Winchester speedy sailing ••—Old Wharf. is a craft "Constanc (Peaks Island). 7.00, $.00. 10.30 a. m.. wishers could desire. staying week with Mrs. L. 11. II.," and daily enjoys all All the hotels t—For landings except Cliff Island. 12.20. 1.15. 3.30. 5.30. <.20. 7.30 p. m. Mr. Clarke was a sail around the Llttleflelds and and boarding to Spaulding. here for bay. with Orrs. Return—Leave Little Diamond Island— houses, say nothing the Equipped Mianus Motor. C—Boat calls on of all the week end. Mr. and Mrs. algnsl only. 8.25. $.40. 11.40 a. m.. 1.25. 2.50. 4.45. <.55. private houses that rent Fred Graves of Marl- The to land 7.35, 8.40 p. m. Mrs. George D. Thorndlke Machine Z—Stops passenger* only. rooms, are crowded to Charles P. Sherman save a boro. Mass.. will spend the next two E. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr. Return—Leave Great Diamond overflowing. Co. of Portland Is Island— Since the luncheon of ten covers weeks at the Pier a m first of the month It at her charm- Strout House. Mr. equipping 8.20. $.35. 11.35 a. 1.20. 2.45, 4 40. <.50. has new 25 foot launch 8.35 P. m. been ing villa last Graves has with a 6 7.30. Impossible to get accommoda- Thursday, which «as passed several seasons at Mianus hp. CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT Return—Leave Trefethens one motor for Mr. Pike CO. Landing. tions in any of the this of the social events of the week. Harpswell, and returns this summer Harry of 8.15. $.35. 11.30 a. m.. houses, and Westbrook. 1.15. 2.40. 4.35. <.45. Is to be the for another 7.25. 8.30 p. m. case until after the close Miss Anna Tuttle of Charlottes- visit. Return—Leave of the Pleld (CASCO BAY LINE) Evergreen Landing. Day events. Chebeague ville, Va.. is the guest of Mrs. Dr. E. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and 8.10. $.30. 11.25 a. 1 Ridley Str's leave Custom HOum Wharf m.. 10. 2.35. 4 30. <.40. has now reached the A. Austin at Bar 7.20. 8.25 p. m. place where Island Point. son, Albert, Misses Alice and Harriet For It can Peaks, Cuehlngs. Little and Orsat For Ponce's Landing lay claim to entertaining more Miss Ridley, and Miss Sadie Puller of Lew- and (Long Island). Stephanie Grant, who has been MISS K. M. Diamond, Long. Hope Che- 7.00. 8 00. 9.30. 10.30 a. m guests than other CRABTREE Islands South 12.20. 1.11. any island In the with Miss Nan Clark Iston, Me., accompanied Mrs. John beague Harps- 2.20. 3.30. 5.30. < 20. 7.30 p. m. for six weeks, by well and Ournet bay. of Will hold an Bridge Return—8.00. 8.20. 11.0S. 11.15 a. returned home Loring Thompsonvllie; Conn., are exhibition of Water (New Meadows m.. Saturday. River). 1.00. 2.25. 4.20. 5 25. < 30. 7.10. t.15 m. last Mr*. at the Spencer all p. Monday H. H. Lang and Miss W. L. Shearer of cottage for part of the Colors, the water colors Passenger and Freight Service Effective For Hope Island and Eastern Brookline month of being Landing daughter. Miss Evelyn and and August. They arrived on scenes July 15. 1907. fChebeague Island). 8.00. $.30 a. m., 2.20. Lang. Swampscott spent the week with from beautiful Islands of Caa- •.20 m. niece. Miss Ruth August 1, and expect to remain WEEK DATS. p. Lang, also Miss with her mother, Mrs. H. N. at about co Return—Leave A. Clark three weeks. Bay. The exhibit will be held For Foreat Hope Island. T8.00. Luke. Mrs. Lang's sister, left for Ash Point. City Landing (Peak* 710.45 a. nr. '5 00 p. m. their homes. at the home of Island)—5 45. 4.44. 7.10. 9 00. 14.34 a. m. They have been Mrs. of Mrs. George H. Sweets Return—L*ave Eastern 'Che- spend- Mrs. J. P. Thomas and Harry Chever Newton. Mass. 12.15, 1.1*. 2.00. 3.00, 4.20. 4.30, C 20. 7.M. Landing ing their vscatlon Miss Helen ser. beague Island), 7.40, 10.25 a. tn.. 4.40 p. at the flummlt is visiting her sister. Mrs. Outlook cottage. Sunset • 20. 9.30. ll.lt p. m. m. Spaulding were guests at a George 8. Road. House and have had a charming at the Return—4.14, 7.20. 1.20. 9.34. 10 50 a. m.. very pleasant Page, colony and will remain Wednesday and For South Harpswell. 8.00, 9.30 a. m., time. We luncheon on Friday given Miss Thursday, Aug. 22-23 12.35, 1.30, 2.20. 3.20, »4.50. 5 45. are all to see by about two weeks. 4.40, 7.1i. 2.20. < 20 p. n. sorry them McDowell of from 2.30 to 5 m. 9 00. I10.1S. 1130 o. m. so and Portland. p. The la Return—7.15. 10.00 a. m.. 4.15 p. m. hope that they may find time public For Cuahlngs Islsnd—4.45. 7.40. 9 For Oumet Clarence L. Elbridge Plnkham of the Eliza- moit 00, Rrldge (New Meadows during the season to visit us White of the Pratts Cape cordially invited. 14.30 a. m., 12 15, 2.40, 4.20. 4.X0. 9.S4 River). 39.30 a. m. again. ro. Under the Thenlcal Institute at N. p. Return—12 30 p. m. direction of Mr. John Brooklyn, Y., W. Hoben of grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Springfield. Mass.. we are White, arrived here at to hare a lsrge beach float. 20*14. Harpswell which was Tuesday of last week from New placed In position Meadows where he has been with his yesterday near the Hill Crest and brother, I>eon L Whit*, who accom- Hamilton bathing beaches Details of AT some panied him here. The was made time today. The cost of the trip same from New Meadows In the motor Is being met with private do- launch 'Tnlta." owned by their nations from many well wishers for father. Elmer E. White. Mr. White accessories HAY'S Chebeague's development. Mr. Ho- conducts "August PHARMACY ben has a large hardware house In the well wishes of all here for Lisbon his Falls. kindness In securing a fine float that Is Mr. and to to be for the use of all the Mr*. B. M. Lor HI and you rue comfort" people on th» Island. daughter. Miss Doris, of Worcester, This nrf week th« gueata of the Sum- Mass.. spending their vacation of Summer Travelers' Toilet mit Houae about two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. are Goods, have all been enjoying the L. H. Scott on Hurricane pleaaure of the company or Mr. Both Brushes and Arthur C. Ridge. Mrs. IiOT«l1 Is the Goods, Towels, Soaps, Henterahee. a very prom- inent daughter of Mr. Scott. Mr. upholaterer from rail River. Lorell in a Man*. He Is president of the B. M. Lorell Bank- Vacation Cigars, choice and economical. la enjoying hla vacation supplied to the atmoat ing Company, which has offices In Boston and Delicious Soda and Dr. and Mra. New York. College Ices, J. Herbert I«lbby and looli Mlas Anna Tattle of oat, b~»t yoi can't look la" family of Eaat Weymouth arrived the University satisfying variety a of Virginia Is Mrs. A. Razors and Sharers' Sunday for thr*e weeka* vacation at visiting E. Aus- tmm """ Supplies. tk# "Villa" tin at her sammer home at Bar Island Mr. I.lbby la a great l/udor cnthualaat over Point. at Manicure Goods and Medicines. Field Day and will, no doubt, take a large part In mak- Mr. Robert I»gan and so or of Mont- the real PORCH SHADES ing celebration a decided «uc- retnrned to their home on Toes- ceaa. He hau been here at Che- day last after passing a delightful beagn* for aeveral aeaaona. week with Dr. and Mr*. W. A. Mc- Cand less of the Junct. Free & Middle Mr. Alex Mcflllvary of Cambridge cotoay at Drunv Sts. will tochty." Mr. Ix>gan la an again be at the "Beltonie" thla official of the Grand Trunk aeaaon for the Field Day celebration. Railway. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. McGllvary entered In the aporta Prank Bean and laat year and did Del ma, and -SSSS! much towarda ha?- daughter Mr. and Mr*. COREY'S Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Parker and tage was very decorated prettily with Carl and Miss Helen Schonland spent =THE daughters Hazel and Helen and son wild roses and ferns. Mrs. Joseph Sunday at Old Orchard as the Harold of Eaton guests Boston, have taken Anne- captured 1st prize and the of Miss Irene Hayden. hurst cottage for August, and had as booby went to Mrs. F. H. Vaughn. Mr. O. T. Dearborn of West their guest Mr. F. B. Monroe of Mon- Other winners were Mrs. Hannah Mo Lynn. Mass., is the guest of Mr. roe's minstrels of Boston. Nlel, Mrs. C. C. Harry Thomas, Mrs. Geo. Smardon. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bryant and fam- Bates, Mrs. Willis Mabry, and Mrs. Belle The new guests at Westlawn are ily of Rochester, Mrs. A. K. Hull and Lalor. BAY Miss Helen Harvey, N. Y., and Mr. E. CASCO of Mrs. H. L BREEZE family Berlin. N. H.. Mrs. Frod Keller of the Keller J. Harvey of Melrose, Mass. Steady and children, Mrs. Lucy Bliss Steam Laundry made a trip to Boston Miss Mina B. of Middleboro, Mass., are at Dr. Deal's on business last week; his family are Halllday of Cam- cottage. at the Clive cottage. bridge is the guest of Miss Ethel Bates for two weeks at Idylehurst. Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Williams of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. F. Pierce of the Dis- Wlllard, Me., were recent guests at Jas. S. Armstrong of Deering Lisbon SUPPLEMENT trict, were recent guests of Mr. and Rohr's. Miss Eva Davis, who has Center, and son, O. R. Arm- of Mrs. J. L. Pierce at the Grab cottage. been a guest here, returned to her strong Farmington. and Mr. Chas. home in Hackett of Lisbon are of Rockhaven was the scene of a mer- Montreal last Saturday. Falls, guests Mrs. Jas. Reed of Lynn. Mass., and Mrs. A. W. ry party last week when Mrs. Le Mr. and Conley. Mrs. Theodore Ford of Spruce street, Grow Kltridge daughter Louise of gave a whist to a number of East are Mr. and Mrs. H. of were recent guests at the Cook cot- End Everett, Mass.. guests of Miss Kenney Roxbury, Island were Jessie Mass.. are guests at the Long tage. cottagers. Refreshments served Williams, who has purchased Owl cottage. and the cottage was beautifully de- the Kempton cottage, East End. Mrs. J. A. Brainard left last week for a Mrs. A. H. Norton and son Paul of corated for the occasion. Mr. Frank visit on Capital Island, Me. Portland. Misses Edith and Lillian Mr. apd Mrs. W. L. Harris and son One of the pleasant affairs of the Pierce won 1st gent's and Mrs. Mrs. of the prize Laird, have returned from a O. F. Doerinckle, who has been week was the Gurney Deering District, and the jr., Beach party from the Pierce 1st lady's prize. week's a guest at the Mr. Walter Messer of Portland were visit in Union Falls, Saco and Pelham cottage, has Bronx cottage, which took place last returned recent guests at the Lambert. Mrs. W. C. Dam has as her guests Old Orchard. Mr. Harris will spend to her home in N. Y. Thursday evening on the White Beach, Mrs. Ruth A. Trafton and sons Ernest the next week at the Harris cottage Southside. A feast of roasted Mr. Kenneth and Mr. green Harvey Ernest and Willis of New York, and Mrs. W. and summer resorts around corn and was Roland of Portland, potatoes enjoyed by all. Medford, Mass., are guests A. Trafton and son of Au- while on a two week's Stephen vacation. REGISTER OF A large bon-flre furnished the illu- at Medfordout. burn. T0URI8T8. mination. In the Mr. Henry M. Garrett of the Life party were. Misses Mr. and Mrs. E. Berry and daughter Mrs. Mary Morse of North Line Rescue Mary, Emma, and Bessie Wray, Mrs. Stratford, Mission of New York from of Brockton. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. J. N. H is a guest at Rockhaven. (Continued page 7.) Stephen Wray, Mrs. G. Underhill and City, will speak at the Long Island M. M. Holferty and daughter Lillian of E. daughter Marguerite and son Gard- Mrs. F. S. Rice of Boston, Mr. Wm. church upon Dr. Grenfell and his Mr. James Pontlac, 111., are the latest arrivals at Shand, Toronto, Can. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. of work as medical in Labra- Moore, Miss Bide a-Wee Wight Dorchester were recent missionary Mrs. John Sterling, Montreal. cottage. dor. Mr. Garrett has Florence Reid, Mrs. Clarence Guild, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crush- spent three Master Brodle Sterling, Montreal. Mr. Arthur Jean of summers with Dr. Grenfell and Miss Elsie, Mr. S. Prldham and Columbus, Ohio., ing. and will Mr. G.' H. Hanna. Jr., Montreal. Miss was a recent guest at the Leavitt cot- give first hand Information of a Bessie Donaldson. Mr. Stephen great Mrs. M. Lynch Staunton, Montreal. tage. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Long of Long- work and a noble character Wray arrived Saturday from N. Y. Every- George H. Hanna, Montreal. wood cottage have as their guests is Mr. and Mrs. W. The late arrivals at the Belmont body cordially invited to hear Mr. Miss Sthel H. Cook have as Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stevens of Cam- Hanna. Montreal. their Miss are Mr. and Mrs. C. Blake of Everett, Garrett Sunday evening, Aug. 18th. Elrle Prances guest Clara Anthony of bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen, Guild, Boston. R. I. Mass.. Mrs. S. J. Schrow of Everett, Mrs. J. Providence, Mrs. BL A. Knapp of West Somervllle, Under the charge of Mr. Dixon of Henry Guild. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Drlscoll and son the Clarence G. Boston. Mrs. Hunt of Mrs. William and son Portland Y. M. C. A. an open air Guild, Harry Concord. Mass., of Gardner Long Daniel, Jr., Brighton. Mass. service was on Mrs. George H. Montreal. and Miss Catherine Carter of Boston, George Burton of West Somervllle, held Rocker's Beach Cornell, The South Side was Miss Greta are guests at Allstone cottage. Mr. the scene of a Mrs. E. B. Holmes of Sharon. Mass.. the evening of the 9th. Rev. Mr. Wil- Cornell. Montreal. on a clam Master Allan Sherman Bradley returned to Boston jolly party bake last Friday, Miss Bessie Diamond of North Cam- cox of the Congress Street Presbyte- Cornell, Montreal. when Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. Montreal. Sunday after a week's visit. Mr. G. C. A. Nichols and bridge, Masters Dougald and Ken- rian church gave a very strong ad- Brodle, R. daughter Mr. and Mrs. which a Miss Margaret Montreal. Seward is on a business trip to Irene, C. R. neth MacLachlan, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. dress deserved better audi- Brodie. Mr. and Mrs. E. Le ence. Miss Mildred Montreal. Boston. French, Baron and Allen of Cambridge, and Miss Ida Mr. Dixon has about a dozen Brodie, daughters Ruth and Grace, and Mrs. in camp with him. Miss Grace Brodie. Montreal. Mrs. Joseph Eaton gave a whist Inst Flowers of Cambridge. boys C. F. Harlow, spent the there. Miss M. Helena McBean, Montreal. Tuesday to a number of her friends day Miss Alice Holcombe of It was a success from all Guests at the Cambridge are Mr. Sunny Mrs. H. Horace Brodle. Montreal. at the West End. Mrs. H. L. appearances. Davis and Mrs. Prank H. Miles of Cam- Slope cottage and Miss Dar Honey Mr. E. B. Kirk ham, Montreal. 1st Mr. and Mrs. ('has. H. Harlow were captured prize, Mrs. Belle Lalor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. of New York spent at Na- Mrs. recent at the bridge, Bentley. Sunday E. B. Kirkham. Montreal. won the Miss Bernlce son guests Bohemian cottage. Me. booby. Pay and Miss Ethel of Medford, Mr. and ples, Mr. H. E. Morln. Montreal. of Holllston, Mass., is a guest of the Miss Gladys Crossklll Is the guest of Mrs. W. P. Edgell of Cambridge, and A red hot ball took Mrs. H. E. Morln. Montreal. Eatons. her grandmother. Mrs. Curtis game place last Ketnp- Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Joyce of Med- between Mr. Paul Morln. Montreal. at the East Saturday the West End mar- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Poole and son ton. End. ford. ried men and the West End single Miss E. Belmont. Montreal. Ara of Belmont, Mass., are of Miss A. E. Edwards. Mr. A. H. Mr. guests Cross- Mr. and Mrs. u. F. Brown or Win- men. W. B. Stokes was captain of John Goebel and Mrs. Geobel. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davis. Mr. man and of Davis family Milton, Mass., chester. Miss Alma Fisher of Jamaica the married men and were the victors Berlin. N. H. is spending his vacation here and en- Miss May Tolman of Boston and Mrs. Mrs. Plains, and Mr. George Rlchburg were over Capt Carl Schonlands' single C. E. Rollde. Boston. joying life in his launch Hal- John Tilman of are at speedy Boston, Bay recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo men by the score of 3 to 2. There Miss R. Llphltz. Brooklyn. cyon. Mr. Albert J. Anderson View for the balance of the Mrs. and month. were so many phenomenal plays made D. S. Robertson, Montreal. Mrs. Belle I*alor have returned to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Winkelman of Mr. their Mrs. Julia A. Hogan and daughter that want of space does not permit D. S. Robertson, Montreal. homes after a visit here. Boston have taken Glenco for August. Ceraldlne of St. Johns. N. B.. and Mr. of their individual mention, but in all Miss Mildred Robertson, Montreal. Mr. Miss Ella Holmer Tilton of West Newton and Mrs. Ansel Tucker of Trefethen's Mr. H. B. Thompson of Boston is a it was one of the games of the season. Robertson. Montreal. »pent Saturday and Sunday with his Landing, were recent guests at Fern- guest at the Knight cottage. Mr. Percy Robertson, Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoniand daughter. Mrs. Hannah McNIel. rest. Mr. Fred Duckett, Montreal. Mr. One of the popular events of the were guests Sunday of Capt. Green- Miss and Mrs. Willis Mabry have as The lumber for Mr. Dorothy Duckett, Montreal. Waldo Perry's West End occurred last Friday night law of Port Williams. Mr. and Mrs. their guests Mr. J. L. Watson and new Miss W. Hanna, Montreal. cottage at the East End. has ar- when Mrs. H. of L. Davis gave a whist Schoniand and children took a very Mr. family New Gloucester, and Miss rived and work will eKnneth Hanna. Montreal. begin at once on to some of her many friends. Dainty pleasant ride to Wells Beach and Ethel Watson of Cornish. the Mr. O. H. Hanna, Montreal. cottage. refreshments were served and ths cot- back in their auto last week. Mr. Mrs. O. H. Hanna, Montreal.