VOL. VIII. NO. 13. PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. JULY 1908. I E»TBMCX> AM ICC >£!> | 9, I CLAM MAIL VATrm. | PRICE FIVE CENTS. THE ROOSEVELT SAILS BAILEY ISLAND. ON SECONO POLAR VOYA6E. THE SUMMER PEOPLE ARE ENTER- MERRICONEAG HOUSE THE PRESIDENT EXPRESSES TAINING LARGELY AT POPU- SOUTH CONFIDENCE THAT COM. LAR RESORT. HARFSWCLL PEARY WILL SUCCEED. Cottagers Reveling in Coolness While MMIHE. Famous Explorer to Shorten Route1 Citiee are in Baking Temperature. 100 Miles on Fourth Voyage. H. N. Mr* H. Huntington Woodman gave PINKHAM, Comfort a Proprietor* Chair deltjStful song recital at the •otire!•/ By William P. Kennedy. Cottage Mad* cf R«U'. t~d fir.cySwing colored cuvm. The oMttrial is light Hal! Friday last at which •id (Irmly trtccj, faohtJ in bi*c* tRtmcl. Fold* evening the i«i:> of on compactly, (Special despatch to the Casco memt-Sirs of the ing y< x3' inches. Is c.t up or folded occupy- Bay association and In- W. W. TIBBETTS. fjur *->v? « by removing only D)l Ptri.c.ly s.mplc. vited were Breeze.) fnests privileged to attend. Manager. Mrs. Woodman was heard to fine ad- New York, July 7.—Peary's arctic in a select of exploring vessel, the "Roosevelt" vantage program classic Enlarged and Solid airs, the of Comfort cleared from this afternoon interpretation which left newly furnished. In the Comfort Chair. 1 here's no port this nothing to be desired. Mr. Woodman Always the most ment argu- and started on its second to carry necessary—its simply a fact. Sit- trip officiated at the tar the Maine piano and his finished Popu Hotel ting or or not. intrepid explorer on his reclining. Swinging playing added much to the pleasure of In Casco Bay. fast old Comfort. Put the fourth expedition to clear away the good chair the evening. Right out In the You don't need a mysteries of the frozen north. inyWnere. great big ocean. 14 miles ► awn with trees or a President Roosevelt, with a party of Mr and Mrs. Frank E. Rowe of West great big anything. from Portland by little corncr will distinguished visitors, an with Mr. Any shady do. Yon paid inspec- Mlnot. and Mrs. Merton steamer. 16 can the chair where the shade is and put m lies from core it il tae shade moves. The inde- Brunswick by pendent tUnduds which are a of the part chair do it all. road. Suppose you call and see it. Rates on appli- You do not need tc buy— cation. But you probably will —other reople do. Because the price is only $4.50

Complete Homefurnishers, v Peaks Island House RALPH E. ROWE. Migr. Am A* /* Ism d. Cms cm Bay. Me.

Famous for years for its un- equalled loca- tion, liberal R. S. DAVIS CO. management and fine shore din- Portland's ners. Every- Complete Homefurnishers thing modern. Electric lights, Cor. Exchange and Federal St. steam heat, pri- vate dining F. £. etc. Ac- HASKELL, Treasurer. The Arctic Steamer Roosevelt a* She Now Appears. rocms, commodates 500.

tion visit to the ship named after him. Rov<4u_3Ir. and Mrs. Lyman Irish and Rates, book- ,».f the Pe«ry ^Arctic Huh. mV "vt>i:-«an *••*» Mr-aod-Mr*. lets.» and e expressed confidence £oor^ S5 that Mr. E.lward Given and two chlldretr of Peary will this time achieve his life's on West Minot are at the Rowe cottage plans appli- ambition. Mr. Peary, who with his at the East End for two weeks, cation. FIR.E, SMOKE wife and having daughter were in the party,1 arrived on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. again the encour- AMD acknowledged great Merton Rowe were recently married, agement and material assistance that Mr. Merton Rowe being the son of tage, Central House and Cleaves Villa the President has given him in his ef- Mr. HILL CREST HALL OPENED | Frank E. Rowe. were present beside all the forts to locate the North Pole. | cottage Mr. F. E. Marshall of Mechanic SATURDAY people of the West End and along the WATER SALE. The Peary Arctic club held a recep- EVENING. Falls was visiting his cousin. Mrs. north road as far as Noddle Head. tion on board the vessel and many of Charles M. York at the "Sea Breeze" COMPLETED BY RUSH WORK I One most touching and inci- the guests gladly took advantage of OF amusing at the East End over dent of the was the attention an Invitation to remain aboard the Saturday and CONTRACTOR. evening last. given to a nest of barn until it had Sunday swallows which ship passed Coney Island. was Mrs. Norman C. W. suspended to the ceiling ih a They returned in the navy tug "Pow- Warren of Berlin, Hamilton's New Dance Hall at in Our Conn, and Miss grape basket. The mother and two Everything Store at hatan," which Admiral Goodrich, com- Kathryn Bunce of New Chebeague Scene of Brilliant Big Going i young birds looked down on the Britain. are dano- mandant of the Brooklyn navy yard, Conn., at the Seaside. Party. ers doubtless with wide open of had volunteered to help tow the Mrs Warren will remain here until [ eyes Sacrifice Prices. wonder as they had supposed their "Roosevelt" out of its berth and stand July 15 after which she will go to Saturday evening's party at the new Hill nest was built in a barn. The fact by until it had passed out of the har- Bustin's Island to be the guest of rela- Crest Hall at Chebeague was the : that contractor H. S. Hamilton bor. tives there. Miss Bunce will remain opening gun of the season on the is- had the nest on land. The saved when the old was Professor R. G. Marvin, the island until the last of the hotel people and cottagers ceiling powerless) ♦urned torn out after the barn was moved and to resist "The Call of the Arctic Wild." month and before leaving she will en- out en-masse and nearly three | the alterations were being made, ao- a was on board as first assistant to Mr. tertain her father here. hundred were present. The hall Is Chance of Lifetime to counted for the birds' one of fine and was artis- presence. They Peary. He signed the three year Mrs. Righter and Miss dimensions, serv-1 daughter. with evidently felt that their rights were ice contract, after on Constance of tically decorated flags and bunt* declaring July Righter, Newtonville, usurped, but the nest was Intact and 4th that he not on Ing. It is the largest unbroken danc- Save could go the expe- Mass., are being entertained at the In Its old in position, though fastened to dition because Cornell de- summer home of tag surface the bay and can easily Money. University Mr. and Mrs. R. H. the bright new The birds clined to him a accommodate seventy-five sheathing. grant leave of absence. Woodman on Maiden Lane. couples. are They are no as yet too young to fly. But when Cornell real- were here also last There posts the whole cell- faculty season and delight- An announcement of the date of ized ing and roof is upheld by trusses and ths that he was determined to go fully entertained by their host and Iron rods. The finish Is of masquerade will be announced next anyway and wired hoot ess. the best they capitulated week. Music was furnished Wal- him the quality sheathing and a handsome hard by necessary permission. Prof. Mr. and Mm ter C. William O. Sayre of wood filled and Rogers of Dorchester, Mass. Marvin was naturalist of the expedi- floor, nicely waxed, Philadelphia. Pa., accompanied by was a IRA F. CLARK & tion on the last trip Northward, when delightful treat to the dancers. CO. theTr and family, Mr. Mrs. Louis K. The took the of the mas- AT THE OEM. * the American naval officer reached a party place Sayre and son. William O. Sayre, Jr.. point 203 miles from the With querade which has been postponed for pole. and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick all the 8ayre. two weeks, but as a success It out- The Man on the Box is Ithacan professor are Prof. D. of proving S The Store with Small Philadelphia. Pa., are here on the shone Big Profits. D. McMillan, a graduate of Bowdoin. any similar affair of recent strong attraction at this cosy play Island for the entire season, and as in years so early In the season. Guests house this week and afternoon Peary's alma mater and a teacher In former both years are occupying the John- of Hill The 26 *nd 28 Monument Worcester Academy; Prof. George Crest. Hamilton. Hamilton and evening performances are draw* bq., Portland. son cottage. The Sayre family are Romp If Yale Villa. Summit House, Island View Cot- Ing large crowds. University; Captain great admirers of Bailey's and Robert A. Bartlett of as sail- Brlgus. all being enthusiasts of yachting ing master; Dr. J. W. Kensell, of they are continually cruising along Tolman, Bradford Furniture New Pa., and Co., Kensington. surgeon; the islands of the bay. Mr. Louis George A. Wardwell. the chief engin- Mg*r M. VaIb*. Proprietor. 17 and 17 1-2 Preble St. K. Sayre Is also the owner of eer. of Bucksport. Me. • a and for are Olielseasue Island, Maine. • • Dealers In • » « yawl speed there few iic snip win procrra 10 norm mn- Jane 2b pkiumre boats that can equal her. Op«o to Sept. 10. New and Second-Hand n*y, C. B.. where the will be. Furniture, Antique Coode of all party Th«> family made the trip direct Joined by Commander himself, kinde bought and eold. Aleo Auctioneer*and Peary by water, coming to Boston In Appraisers. and the exploration will leave civiliza- the palatial steamer "Grecian." tion behind for at leaat 15 month* uraarorn B. Man- In the endeavor to reach the point 90 Massey. Hpmslfjr re y. George Smith. Xanthus deicreea north of the equator, Smith. Jr.. Polly Russell Smith. Miss and A large part of the crew will be Lackey Mlf* Parker a taken aboard at Sidney with the 250 enjoyed basket pfcnlc to Ragged Island do**. 25 Esquimau drivers and hunt- Friday laat. the party In of Souvenir era. The flnal being honor Bradford Maasey Post lot of the Cards. three year* who left for bin home provision* will be taken aboard there. In Philadelphia. Pa after a three We have a new The ship's supplies will Include 16.000 Saturday evening, just opened line of weeks' Mjoam at the Robin hood Inn. pound* of flour„ 1.000 pound* of coffee. local The "loop Guida Souvenir Post Cards. are now 800 pound* of tea. 10,000 pounds of conveyed the young They to their destination and noon sugar. *00 case* of kerosene oil. 7.000 people at in our racks and include a hour a Innch was great variety pound* of bacon, 10.000 pounds of dainty served. Mrs. M. B of down-the-bay subjects. We show our biscuit. 100 case* of condensed milk. ; Jordan with Mist Ellia- 50 cases of roast beef hash. 30.000 beth and Miss Snsan Jordan, and also a [ Mrs. cards in such manner that selection is pounds of "pemmlcan", a concentra-; Blanch# Roberts, all of Lewlston. are now easy and rapid. ted meat food that Peary has had settled at the "Breesemere" prepared; 3,000 pound* of dried fl*h on Summer Hill for the season. As and last cason Miss Susan Jordan will NOTE:—We have a completely equipped writing deck for the 1.000 pound* of *mok1ng tobacco. The "Roosevelt" has been somewhat do photographic work on postal*, oee of visitor*. We here both telepbonee, (no for looel charge cell*), remodelled to obviate difficulties that mom ted pictures and albums which tlme-tebleo of rerlone lines end will treneportetlon gledly fnrnleb In* were ent*Um im Q>». flMpwa fwt*| Rtj (Continued on page 7.) (Continued oa Page S.) fftttSww* decided novelties are to be seen that among the summer colony. morning for an extended vacation. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. evening. The Chebeague Band under Mrs. A. E. Hasbrook ThU la their first visit to the the direction or the leader, A. A. and daughter. Maine Miss M. Coast and are much with THe Ocean View BAILEY'S ISLAND LEADING HOTEL Quimby. will give a concert in the hall Margaret Hasbrook. and son. they pleased Hotel A. H. Hasbrook. all of this Island. Mr. Is secre- IS ENTERTAINING MANY from 7.45 to 8.15 after which the grand Springfield. Farquhar Mass.. are here for the are tary and treasurer of the Belmont BAILCY march will take place. Prizes are to season and ISLAND^ ME. GUESTS. Dairy Co.. one of the be awarded, and for the best costume occupying George Lee man's cottage leading ice cream on the main road. and retail milk concerns in representing the Casco Bay Breeze, Last summer the the Na- WALTER D. CRAFTS. Prop. New York City, are here at tho their aon. John Small, and CARGE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. £. daughter. hotel for a two weeks' sojourn. Mr. Henry Bailey. Miss Miss Madison 8mall. arrived here on E. R. Bailey and Mrs. Alice Shanley is well and favorably known Bailey, the laland for their summer outing last Band Concert and also Dance who are residents at Short In New York being proprietor of sev Included Hills. N. J., week. The family alwaya make the are now comfortably settled at eral large restsurants on Broadway In Day'a Observance. Jottinga Wynd- Woodbine their abode and during their hurst on Summer Hill for and Sixth avenue. The family are en- the month sojourn they enter Into of Interest td Guests. of July. actively every- joying Casco Bay for the first time thing that will make enjoyment for The Peaks Island House, as usual, and already they are much pleased Mrs. Edwin Tolles of Hsrtford. the guests of this house. Mr. Small is leading all in the social life at this has with the island and water privileges. Conn., opened her summer home Is one of the leading florists of his of the season. With a concert R. S. Bence of PittsSeld, Mass.. wa.s period "Edged Iff.** on Little 'Harbor shore. city. by Chandler's Band on the afternoon of here for dinner last week. Mr. Bence Wednesday last week. July 4th Mrs. F. F. Watte of of the Fourth, when were here Metuchen. N. J.. spent his vacation here last August they Mr. and Mrs. ER.de Wolfe of New in I accompanied by Miss E. L. Kelley, for one week. company with the G. A. R. mem- York arrived to a few remaining spend days, and Miss F. I. Browning and Miss H. N. Albert Paul Willis of bers of the Stinson Memorial Associa- the latter part of the Philadelphls, week Mr. and Mulford. Brldgeton. N. J., registered st the hotel tion. was followed by a most exquisite Mrs. de Wolfe with Pa., registered Sunday Mrs. Tolles will at the Seaside cottage last week for dance In the evening at which all the to for his usual summer vacation. Mr. go Moosehead Lake for a two weeks' an extended of the was The sojourn. Willis has been to this island society hotel present. outing at a delightful summer coming camp, Mrs. Ida M. for Peaks Island House orchestra had giv- which Mr. Ellis and Mrs. C. D. many years and among the sum- de Wolfe owns Prominently located on an eminence a en together Perkins of with Mrs. commanding superb view of aurf mer no a select concert previous to this with Mr. Warren. Mass.. and colony there is more ardent Wllber Flsk. of the wealthy abore, within ten minutes' walk of steamboat wharf and office. function and altogether the of In- F. I. Hall of Worcester, are at Hill post yahtsman than he. In company with Day New ork banking concern of Harvey Fine sand beach with private bath boose, at head of famous Mackerel was ad Crest cottage for a two week's stay, Core, the Messrs. Sayre of Philadelphia, dependence fittingly joyously FUk's Sons. Also the near hotel Fishing parties from tbe Ocean View make record among guests to Mr. Perkins will the catches of who are observed. A large number of season arrive i join party this and tan also summering here, they for over the National holiday deep-sea rock-fl«b, tog. etc. Table always supplied with all kinds or are domi- week. The ladles had an of will make weekly to the water- long-term guests already was Mr. Brook of | enjoyable sea-food; fish, lobster* and clams fresh from the sea trips Harry Hartford, who call on daily. Large rooms ciled here, and their names appear in friends at Cliff Island Friday, with clothes hair ing places along the coast of Maine. is connected with the Broadbrook Mills presssa, mattreaaea, Insuring a comfortable night's aleep. the of Tourists which is a making the trip on the Machigonne. Toilet and bath rooma. Boothbay Harbor being one of their Register at that place. Sanitary plumbing throughout tbe house. Dining feature of the Casco There was a celebration of room accommodatea over 100. Pool room favorite places. weekly Bay Mr. H. pleasant provided In new addition this Breeze and be Wyllys Chamberlain, son of the Fourth at year. dlatance will found on another Mornlngslde on "Sum- Long In tbe bouae. Open all the year round. Mrs. L. Wigo and son. Harvey Wigo, Gen. Joshua L Chamberlain, of Bruns- telephone page. mer Hill.** the home of Mrs.*,A. C. Rates and circulara on application to W. D. ORAFTS, Me. of Philadelphia. Pa., registered at the wick. was the guest of Mrs. Bailey Island, M. C. Colton of Arlington, Mass. The cot- hotel the past week for an extended Among the guests of the house Pearson and daughter at their cot- tage has been for the vacation. with Mrs. J. A. Durgin and also with on occupied past tage, Friday and Saturday last. weeks Mr. Charles E. Dean on the third, three by home friends of Mrs. William G. Scbmlteberger of New Mr. H. Wallace were. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carthew of Smith, who has a Colton. They with the aid of Mrs. L. M. York York. N. Y.. registered at the hotel cottage on the shore near I F. E. Maiden. Mass.. who are long time Little Har- Beede, planned a greeting which Tuesday for an extended sojourn. bor for the was was guests of Mrs. Durgin at The Sinclair, summer, summoned in the nature of a surprise. Mr. Bailey's The menu was home to New York to Island, following served at Bethlehem. N. H. Mrs. Durgin. who go on a business George Bibber furnished the entertain- the hotel 4th: the which ment his July is one of the managers of tbat fine trip through West, will take with phonograph. Refresh- Maine. the greater part of three weeks. ments were the DINNER. house, is still very enthusiastic over Mr. served, dining room Smith will stop at of the and table were SOUP. Peaks and appreciates spending a many larger decorated with Na- Catci cities on his to his tional and Ill's Ltaliig Steamed Clams with Drawn Butter. month at the seashore every year. She way destination, colors, flags flowers. The which is Denver, and is was a Fish Chowder. will have at least a party of sixteen Col., to travel evening pronounced great suc- Guiral Stirt, In the with her the month. The Interest of the Fownes Glove cess by all. Among those extending Tomato Soup. during Here will Co. of New York, he a a to Mrs. you (tod er- FISH. Sinclair has been under her manage- being salesman greeting Colton were: Mr. for that reliable concern. and Mrs. C. F. erytbiog that li Plain Lobster. ment. Jointly with others for a long Coolldge of Arling- top* ton. Miss of from Boiled Swordflsh with Drawn Butter period of years. Mrs. W. M. Reber of Bloomington, Coolldge Arlington. Miss piled a tint elm a Ruth of Mrs. F. Baked Mackerel. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Curran of Pa.. Is guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Coolldge. Arlington. grocery and provision Drinker, who are E. Beede," of Worcester. Mr. Herbert BOILED. Springfield are here for the summer. summering at the •tor*, rreeh invoices Wells cottage. I Beede. wife and children of Sioux Chicken with Dressing. Mr. Curran is a well known business of Meit, Falls. S. D. : Mrs. Hall of Worces- Fowl, Game, ROASTS. man of that city. Mrs. H. W. van den Berg of Balti- | ter. Mrs. Newman, of Provliiona ud Frulte re- Lamb with Mint Sauce, more. Md.. has arrived at Island Lewlston. Me.; Mr. and Mrs. T. Hill Mansfield ar- Bailey Miss cetvea amy. uar price# are to I Smith. Lewiston. Mrs. Perkins, low, touid«rlA| the quality of received. We Beef rived some from spend the summer with Mrs. Henry good* carry days ago Glen Ridge. Mrs. Mr. E:c. ENTREES. N. Stokes. Lewlston; Ellis, Worcester; Hardware. Palate, Otle, Hardwood (or open fireplace# a N. J. Mr. Mansfield, who is a re- and Mrs. specialty. Dry Good#, Tolman, Worcester; Miss B iot#. and aod Corn Fritters with Maple Syrup. Miss Shooi, Rubber# Moraon't anppllee. Oar team# visit all tired business man. has been coming Marie Wldmayer of Brooklyn. Tolman. Mrs. puts of the Island. VEGETABLES. Worcester; Jordan and to the Peaks Island House for a num- N. Y., is here at the Inn. and as in daughters. Plain and Mashed Potatoes. 1 | Lewlston. Me.; Mrs. Rob- ber of years. We regret to note that former years will remain for some erts. Lewlston. Beans and Peas. String on this trip he was overcome by the weeks. At the close of her outing here REUSHES. Miss Alice Teele of Arlington. Mass., heat while en-route and is now serious- Miss Wldmayer mill sail for Europe Cucumbers and Olives. and Miss Mae Low of Roxbury, Mass.. Woodbine & ly ill and under the care of a trained where she will join her sister in Sicily. PASTRY AND DESSERT. arrived on Sunday morning to be the Cottage. nurse. Dr. E. F. Mac Vane was call- They will return to New York late in Steamed and Wine guests of Mrs. A. C. Colton at Morn- Blueberry Pudding ed in immediately and the patient is September. Mrs. H. 5. lngslde for a few weeks. Slnnett, Prop. Bailey Me. Sauce. reported as Island, slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Aikenhead This ideal Ice Cream, Apple and Custard Pie. Orrin L. Johnson will soon receive boarding hiate hu been overblaird snd many Mr. and Mrs. VandeVeer of Alen- of New .Rochelle. N. Y.. are here at Improvements mid*. among Tea and Coffee. from H. F. Johnson, the boat them being alargen*w dining r.»m or 51 hurst, N. J., are the which is one builder, capable seating gaeeta; 30 fine among guests Juniper Lodge of many a 21 foot motor chambers, alcely boat. Mr. Johnson furnished. Excellent tab'e with of eea food. who used to come here under the orig- at the Robinhood Inn. Their son. Mas- plenty Open Jan* 1 to Sept. 1. Ratee on has not decided on the horse-power of applica- inal management. Their native city ter Donald, and daughter tion. Special ratee for Jane and Sept. Acoomodatee 80. HILL CREST. Leslie^jdso the engine, but it will probably be is a most attractive one in New Jer- Mr. Alkentaead's mother, are tw tlft a, four or flve horse-power Hartford. sey. party. The family will remain until SIXTY QUE8T8 ARE ALREADY some time in September. They were REGISTERED AT SUMMER at the Inn for an extended vacation HOTEL AT CHEBEAGUE. BAILEY ISLAND. during the summer of 1906. CHARLES S. THOMAS Capt. Frank W. Doughty of the Carpenter and Builder Items of Interest Concerning Some of (Continued from Page 1.) schooner Albert Willard returned to So. the nalley'a Me. the Guests Registered Here. island Friday morning. His ves- Harpswell Xsland, sel landed at T 00 aU of baUdta* wharf. Boston, from *' 1 work n«*der The hotel at the time is Hill, are Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Tolman ay personal super- present | the george banks with 55 swordflsh.i t»« about and ! and Miss Nellie Tolman of entertaining sixty guests Worcester, the average weight being 200 lbs. The Commodore Spauldlng of the Harps- this is the largest number of tourists Mrs. Hiram Loughrehr and Mrs. Emma well Yacht price paid for the fish was 06% cents Club will send out the call that has ever been here the first H. Plaisted of also Mrs. for Philadelphia, a pound and the crew netted $68.00 the election of officers in about a week of The outlook for the Ovid N. Glllett of N. week. July. Schenectady. Y., for the trip. On the first cruise the The club is In an excellent season is most and who are to the month of financial BAILEY flattering every spend July. crew each realized $107. This Is the position and the club house, ISLAND. Indication points to the most success- and Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook and daugh- flrst time in eight years that Captain landing mooring float are In the MIm J. E. Matity, ful summer. The socials are already best of Prop. ter. Miss Nellie Estabrook. are now Doughty's business has allowed him to condition. During the last few under way and some pleasant at their men have been Th# noit parties cottage which is ideally situat- spend the 4th of with his I days at work getting delightful *ud exclusive spot on July family. the Island. are scheduled to be given for the ed in a fine on the in trim for Situated »o the nit eud In fall grove the outer shore. Mr. and Mrs. place the summer, and M. E. Rowe of MlnotJ l;e*attfol pine (rove* and guests here. as many new boats have been added walksu'jT.0!,!'.' around 'y?"' Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Southworth and Me., are spending a few days at their the boo*. The houM U mod. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Taft an>l to the fleet in era in every son. Gilbert, of Ware. Mass.. also at the East Harpswell this year, a respect, totleU, baths and mw. Miss of cottage End. Mrs. Rowe, lUt«« and circulars on daughter. Helen, Allston, busy and most summer application. daughter. Miss Mabel of the who was Miss Edith enjoyable at tfliutcs in arrived to the summer Spring- Hodges before her LtBR telepnone bouse. OpsK a Mass., spend the yacht club is assured. The Jan* 19 id 15. field Public Library, with Mrs. J. W. recent marriage, was a teacher regat- Sept. months at the Hill Crest as they have popular ta Hadley and daughters Cornelia and In the committee will arrange for races seasons and we High School at Wayne. Me. for many past, all later on and It Is the entries Margaret of East Watertown are at At expected gladly welcome them back to take Stetson's Ice cream parlor they will be the cottage for the month of more numerous than ever, In the social activities. Yester- Briggs are the delicious j SEASIDE, part Mrs. | serving grape Juice. Com. Spauldlng's fast launch, the Sin- COTTAGE July. James Mclntire and son It If day Mr. Taft returned home for one Try you want a refreshing cool bad. Is In the best Island Douglass of Portland were guests at of trim and he Is Bailey's Maine, Mrs. F. E. week to attend business affairs of i drink. out with Cram, Prop. the house over the Fourth and her every day. Fine Taft k. Walte, real estate dealers, of Sunday. R. S. Davis Co. tells cot- home-like house with fine up-to-date Mrs. E. W. Baxter of boarding chambers and ex- which concern he Is a member. Mr. and Mrs. Grant M. Palmer, tage furniture. Adv. Qulncy. Mass., cellent table. Rates on arrived at the Baxter application. from Jane to Oct. x. Mr. and Mrs. daughters. Misses Msrlon and Cons- cottage Friday, Open 25 James H. Broughton, Miss Julia E. Massey was In Port- Transients accommodated. stance. and sons Grant, Jr.. and San- accompanied by Miss Clara and Miss with their daughters Mary and Elsie, land last week procuring furniture for ford are at the Mrs. Paul's Helen. They come down on the steam- have registered here for the summer, D., cottage her Juniper Lodge, new cottage. er Machlgonne the afternoon having arrived on Friday last Last until August, having arrived the mid- during JAMES C. STETSON. Mr. John G. Baker of and were driven at once to Mr. and dle of June. Mr. Palmer Is a Llvermore. the Auburn year Broughton family were lawyer, who an Me., has been visiting his colony where Mr. Baxter had Bailey's Island Ice Cream guests at the Merrlconeag House at and has office at Boston. daugh- preceded 1 Parlors. ter, Mrs. Bert Slnnett. for two weeks them, arrived some two Ojr IcaCraam U rntda fro* South and are ac- having weeks pur* dairy craam and aeiactad rruahad Harpswell, well Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Beede and fam- returned b y quart or ration. Station's famous fruit. Daliyarad ia brick* home Thursday last. Mr. and ago. earmata ara mad* on tba pram to— quainted with the delightful surround- who have been with Mrs. tha Mini atoraa in tba bay. No flnar rlai'y and ara for aala by all ily. visiting Mrs. candy mada. Camp lata lina and boxad Elbridge Crocker of Fayette. Me., Mrs. ttooary. Fruit. Nut*, atc. our e»»l rood* of Confae- ings of Casco Mr. F. E. Beede on Summer George S. Page has just re- Try aoda. all fruit Wa ara Bay. Broughton Hill, left and their Caaeo Bay Braas*. ordara taken ayrupa. tha axcluaiva a**nt* for tha granddaughter, Mildred ceived a Kara- Papara. M ifuinaa Is of the Baker Cement Co. for their at handsome new boat and dally .ira Souvanlr Poatala. ate. Oar taam calls president Bailey Monday home who auxiliary ordara: Wa aim to piaaaa our trada. for Crocker, have also been spending a of 48 Mncoln street. Boston, Mass. Sioux Falls at South Dakota, after a from local boat builder, and has their vacation returned home Mr. W. of here, placed It In charge of Everett George Barney Bridge- pleasant outing on the Island. Mr. with them. Gatchell. water, Mass., was registered here last Beede Is salesman for the wholesale who will be sailing master this sum- DAVID P. Mr. and Mrs. SINNETT, week. Mr. Barney Is connected with dry goods firm of Finch. Van Slyck Charles T. Root with mer. The sloop Is about 28 feet over sons George and Boat the Regal Shoe Co., at Whitman. Mass. and McConvllle of St. Paul. Waldo, and daughters all and is named the "Onawa." Builder, Bailey's Island, He. Winifred and Esther of New York City Motor and Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Pitcher Mrs. Julia Towle of Newton Center Regular Sunday evening services ploMaro boat* of *11 k'ndi mtd« to order. I arrived Friday at their beautiful sum- own We hive oar of East Boston. Mass., and young Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Horace were commenced at the Colony Hall private wbarf at Mackerel Core. Boate to let tbe mer home. Royal Root, a son of Mr. eon. Wbarf by day, week or tea* daughter Marjoiie. arrived at the P. Stevens Mr. Stevens' brother. Mr. by Rev. H. R. Rose of Newark last prtollegee at reaeonable charges. Exclusive Root, who has been here at the Island and agent for tbe house on the morning of the 4th to J. W. Stevens and wife of Brookllne. Sunday. It Is hoped that the attend- Lathrop Hartford Engines. neariy a month at the Woodbine and spend the Hammer months here. Mr. Mass.. were here over and ance will be large. Saturday Cottage, returned last week to Cam- Pitcher is associated with the bank- Sunday, having made the trip In their "Get out an we're In the I bridge where he will attend the Har- | oar; rap- ing firm of Wm. A. Reed it Co. of 19 automobile as far as and was the Portland, vard summer Ids." admonition of one of our E. S. and while school. | LEEMAN Congress street. Boston, then by the Casco Bay and well known summer residents to his Harpswell Prof, and | his baxlness will not permit of his to Ialaad. Mrs. Frank Aydelotte of while •alley's Island, Maine. Bailey the companion, rushing through the remaining here for an extended time, University of Indiana. Ind.. are oc- old Livery, Teaming and Mr. ana Mrs. F E Partington of mill-race at Ash Point the other Baggage Expressing. Our carriages he to with cupying the Thorpe cottage on the meet all yet plan* spend Sundays D har« their day. These words were not out of his boate; Washington, C., opened beach onUri his family. Mr. Pitcher Is a great Pebbly shore for the seaaon. when Lmn al fMr bol«l nr for cottage for the month of July Mrs. mouth their craft sheared by a bnaHltg ,l»r« l.f»m«ii*» Kipmi. T*t*phni»* e—14 enthusiast of the National game, and Mr. Aydelotte Is a professor In the H. Darin of Providence and MIm H. L. Jagged old boulder that threatened a Saturday morning he umpired the English department at this lastltu- Bradlejr of Portland are gueate at the good ducking, for the sail boat, which here on the local diamond be- I tion. game bouae. was fifteen minutes going a hundred W. tween the Irons and Chebeajcue. His | Mrs. Edmund Slant of feet against the turbulent George Johnson, Mr. Charles Reborg Mann returned Brooklyn, water, when decisions nbowed his knowledge of N. Y.. ha* be*n th* (unt of E Main*. from Mr*. K put about, returned In a less number ■alleyltland, the and hlc services were much Hanover. Me., laat week where he Croea and Special ittMthM ifrM to Milac and game family for th« past week. of seconds. "A mile a said aalHnc partioa Motor sloop haa been a lecture course minute," ImM Pinofli. capaMo of appreciated. attending Mrs. Blunt'a two MiiiM the rarryln* forty. Baft and linaa furnUhod la daughtera. boatman. It must have been excit- lUklM Mr. Mrs. i, tiooorjan >\ning letter met the of Mr. and the Gold Park and have twenty pas- Contract work approval Pitney management, cod weighing 16 lbs., with several of weeks. sengers with experienced m«*n In charge. carefully performed. been followed out to the letter, there being now installed a complete Nissen ten- Row boats to let at Jobbing, repairing or altering the haddock the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forbush and son reasocable charges. promptly ton stamp mill. With assays on ores now being mined from $84 to $234 tipping scales at ten Wharf Privileges to let. \ttended to. and and running Charles of Back have ar- upwards, negotiations being entered into for the Immediate Installation of lbs. Mr. Mullen will return Friday Bay, Boston, CHEBEAQUE Me. seven additional ten-ton ISLAND, Nissan stamps, the Gold Park Mining Company stock- for a few days and his rived at Rock cottage. hoicer, or prospective stockholder Is certainly to be congratulated. Tha Gold Park present plans aie to the Miss Nina Littlefleld of Mining Company stock now selling at par. <1-00 per share having increased nearly spend entire month of Au- Cambridge, 300'« since October last, with Its next jump, sell at not less than $5.00 per share, gust at the hotel. Mass., is stopping at the East End. with dividends declared. A limited amount of TO monthly this most valuable stock Mr. and Mrs. Miles I* F. Jones of Cottage Lots LET remains yet to be sold. Secure what can of It and tho dividends There are no you enjoy this Somervlile. who house lots better for At Chebeague Island, farm house an< summer. Write or send for prospectus. recently purchased 19 summer homes than those on the Stable, acres of land, highest poln Homo Address: M. WOODBURY SAWYER. Bellevue cottage have arrived and IJt- on tlefleld Island, spring water, b4*autiful grove* Hotel Westminster, Eastern Representative, will pass the season here. Their property. Great Chebeague house 41030 recently remodeled, three open Tel. Back Bay, Boston Mass. Suite 913, 43 Tremont St., Island. Have you considered Are hard wood TaI. daughter, Miss Celeste, and their sons, them? places, floors, everything Hav. 2*28. Boston. Mass. first class. Mouse can Messrs. Address A. R. Great Che- be had now. Terms Island Gerald and Carl, are with Littlefleld, reasonable. Address Long Me. care Caaco Bay them. Mr. Lewis Hoyt of West beague Island, Breeze. Box 212, Portland, Me. Somervlile, Mr. and Mrs. A. IJones Gold field. Nevada, July 7, 1X>7. of Union, Mr. and Miss Ella Church- THE GOLD PARK DISTRICT ACTIVE. II. W. Hammond. Mining Engineer, Mr*. ill of Somervlile are _ 'i1 a Gold (\ A. Wood entertained a party guests. j old field, Nevada. it la worth to q -fl- Austin. N*v., July 21. 1904.—The Gold I of at her summer New arrivals at the are fl.00 you. Thl. 1 icket will be Uken Mr. Fred B. Pitney. V. P. A Gen. Mcr. thirteen home. Longwood tor $1.00, cub. on or Park which U situated In any* Salt district, Lender <;old Park Mining Company. Austin. Camp Anchorage, over the Fourth. A Miss Bessie M. Diamond of Cam- Orercoet parcbMcd from miles from Nevada. county, forty westerly Austin, delicious shore dinner wan served un- bridge. and Miss Florence Drummond L>ear to the nearest is Sir:—In response your inquiry ^ ^'T' railway terminal, coming aa to der the trees and In the a fine of Portland. my opinion of the Gold Park prop- evening __ (Ow Ira F. Clark's) to the front once more. The original erties. which I have vlalted several times display of fireworks was enjoyed. .1UHH s. j. i iai-k or .Maiden, Ma**., Gold Park has and examined with some I to * property been taken up by rare, beg Miss Coramae Harris entertained In a guest of Mr. and Mr*. H. I* Kel- Portland,* M«. state that In my view your need Is Not Nogotlatelo Washington. D. C.. capitalists, after a urgent ler at the a small new mill to handle the ore now her friend. Miss Beatrice Johnson of Olive cottage. Went End. careful of the ores. The sampling prop- available. In the most economic man- Portland over the Ftourth. Rpcent guests at the Cook cottage consists of claims and a ner. and take care of your future arty thre* mill" produc- Mr. and Mrs. O. L. of West- were Mm. J. E. Oower, Mm. L C. f»od- tion. This will enable you not to Cousins alte. all patented, and five other claims only D. pay expenses as you go along, but will brook spent part of last week with dard, Mr*. W. Brackett. and Mm. and a townslte. On the is property there give you the money to develop your their Mrs. F M. Burrowe). daughter, I.**rrabee. — — — — a with property and In a ^en. — ten-stamp mill, sufficient water, adequately, large man- Marrlner'a Mr. Mr. and Mm. J. O. Carpenter of ner. and should soon In the landing. I^arrahee, to run fifty stamps. The workings on th« put you dlvi- iirai) poring class who Is a chemist at the Paper Mills, Cambridge. Mann., hare taken the SOUTH MAINE patented claims, consisting of tunne(>. Harvard HARP8WELL, I would recommend for your use Nlssen will spend ten days at his new home cottage. Weat End. for the SUblei At winzes, upraises and drifts, and aggregata stamps WIMley concentrators both here, while the mills are closed. aeaRon and hare aa a gueat Mr. J. J. for over MOO feat, giving at the most a depth tfielr efficiency and cheapness in Mr. Power a. Morrieonoag Housa Qooan Vitw Kouao il'.n One Nlssen opfht. Waldo H. Perry, engineer of Kn- Auburn Colon? Of 250 feet, from which a of mora stamp should handle profit about ten gine No. P. F. his Oueata over the Fourth at the The tons of your ore a day, and 1, D., Is spending I.am- finest livery, and sale* stable*- than UOO.OOO was taken in the early days. • battery of four should hert were Mr. boarding in Canco give you a very two weeks* vacation with his wife and eottage and Mm. Wlllla Oar three triable** are Bay. By diirlng la the main drift a depth of nice production. As you know. The Bos- Chaao and equip ed to handle all the ton daughter at their new summer home, family of NVw Olonceater, business of 700 feet e*n be little ! Consolidated company, after thia and wo are gained. Very stop- evtcnrl*! Mining Bast Knd. Mr. Clarence place to experiments has adapted the Boaworth of Atlantic prepared furnioh team* with carefnl Ing has been done. Th» mince were drivers at Nlssen «t»mp for Its new three thoaaaad Gueata at the are city. Mr. and Mm. Walter Meaaer and any hoar ol the or ton Woodbury cottage dav nipht. closed down on account of bad manage- plant at Garfield. and now has of Kxprenaing and -1 Of these Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Henry FMngwell, Miss family Portland. moving of all kind* receive ment. The ore In sight shows an average (tamps Installed to hsadls prompt and careinl attention. this large fonn^ce. Mllllcent and Master Harry IMngwell Mr. and Mm. H. Knight of Have All your of ISO, assays ranging all the way from i he Knlght- baggage checked in earn of i previous production of the Oold of Miss ville were A- £. to Th* ore Is free an/1 Chelsea, Mass., Mary Bulger gueata of the Rohra over South inkham. IS M25. milling, Park Mines, already three hun- Harpawell, Maine. 9 with a mill on the an4 an passing and Miss Minnie Connellan of Port- the and already ground dred thousand dollars together with the Fourth, greatly enjoyed the abundance of wood and water, the land. prop- highly satisfactory shown fine dlaplay of flreworka. should be a development erty. gr»nt moneymaker. by the property sine* your t.-.k Mr. and M. Rom* and Oold Park tha company Mm. A. daugh- Mr. and Mra. F. The Mining company, ly. The seven new claims which rour J. Fowler of Port- pfeseAf owner. since taKen nas ter, Mian Mollle. Mr. and Mm. Chark'n po««ess»on | noMi or 11, commend it torn* mo*t land were the gueats of Mr. A. W. put twenty-Are men to work, and br Au- *tron«- Dnvla and niece J romp»ny ovoi. lie in MXJUi Annie, Mm. J. C. Llttlefleld at hla *ij«t 1st will have the mln« *n<1 mill run- I an «JT*nrwte rottage at the eaat ■» !« j."»ltlon. with Pratt, Minn F. O. Dell of Portland and nine full Mut. and hop«i by tha first of the irroi»od bo m«nljr end the Fourth, aa waa a1*o Mlaa I that hare Ray TENNIS the year %n urt'l ten to the mill. nlimllMi you th» r1«M to es- Mr. Jan. Howe* of Ronton were recent of SHOES ANDCbROWN 55 cort of them, future Boston. Tw Is trachyta. with por- through d»*»U>pinenl, Client* at the Old Good form*4^»n in or «tmi better Hommtead. Tenni* Shoes at low and 41km. Th« ara food, reaulta than from Wearing phyry quart* hills the Mr. and K. priced. M#»n's, ttt original iJoWi Pwtk claim* which you Mm. Charle* Mannlnjr Youths' and Lortie*', noja' itwp. making mining cheap. and «T* now Children's Beat White Hole with tha »-*f enslon of the f/»r»da Central wf.rkinr 1 have h**n much In- r»nd Charle* K.. Jr.. of Woreeater. Mint and Goodyear 'lennis, Hi^h lereat*d In the atrlkea In Lead* Low Cut. for the railroad. which has been surveyed through nutperoua made Alice Rlrtwlntle. and Mia* I>orralnf Than All. Agents Famous Terhone Shoe for Men. tha where this Is four lm rdlal* neighborhood, and have valley property sltuataf, fo|t<*#ed t>l» Ralkam of Jamaica Plain are Instructor all supplies and can b* dlatrfct cloealy. It It rrl- ntoppln* An In the Acad- Th$ machinery ptaew 1ent to Military Tourists' Stor§ on the around at a low coat. ma that you ha*e the choi-» with Mm. Weatherbee at Htde-a Wee FARH 47 Strc. t locations thl* emy at Weat Point waa once aaalgoed Adjotaln* the Oold Psrk of of Nevada, and £xchange company*® ( would dd Mctlpn cottage. property what 1* knoWh aa tha that yottr formation h*ln* to conduct about the place the Fefer- that Which has Mlaa Annie of Ma** visit- son of which '*s«ers fumlahed th« great mid Sharp Milford. group 'inimj op mine* of Nevada ing parent* of a certain cadet hava made a handaora* proflt at Ooldfletd and elea- and brother William H. of Ronton, by shipping1 wh*ra, with mur to Halt I-*k*. mm* of the higher tp-a/lo •>-*<-optional facillilea for hare arrived at After a tour of the poat, the rypvratloo. In both Chentelhumt. Mlar proud FIRE of ora beinc sent by express. «ampl»» having wood and wa- and INSURANCE. ter parent* the ss ss i>metfeanr at your Sharp will remain the balance of the happy joined crowd running h1«h flo.Goo a ton ha»a door*, ftee the op- is worth all it b»-n M«irM by aoma of tha leaaera. portunity. with proper management, of neaaon, bnt Mr. la here on a issembled to witness costs, because it a roan the s»sured feel- one flharp evening parade, gives Tha French group. tha K^rominc of the rreat cam pa of the of s«1)o1n1nf P»'»r- • t!»t» two week*' vacation only. a most Imposing spectacle ing content which he doe* not otherwioe have son property haa a 4-foot wMchr The unless Tedge Tou in at a of 10 feet shows fortunate alao In In the A Jolly party of people from Went march aroused the he catriea thin form of dapth aaaays r^- Motion lying past father of the protection. When new nlna to a of the atate In which all brook are placing up 1100 ton Important npendlng a couple of week» cadet to a of or. Work Is roM dt«cov»riee hare been mgde high pitch enthusiasm additional insuraoce we would be to bain* ixiahad rsptdly on good iron posts snd enclosed in The summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. a clean glass ton such as are used ADVERTISING RATES £ in Reuben Wescott at Trefethen's land- many towns now. are |1,(X) per inch first week; additional insertions at reduced ratvs. Notices They bright, ing is open and the family have moved Reading clean and down. 15 cents per line. A postal brings our advertising man ornamental, while a com- mon oil lamp is obsolete and almost Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shelllngs re- useless. We believe when Harpswell turned from a few months spent in Europe and are also on the Advertisers must send in on or before votes for lights the business interests recently desiring changes copy Monday preceding island for the season. day of publication to insure insertion. of the Neck and Islands will take up Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coughlln of Bos- the matter and see that the lota Hotels and Boarding Houses in the Bay for four or more inche* right kind, ton will occupy the Island Echo cot- issue for contracting or are ll space per displayed advertising, have the privilege of sttkly inscr- none, installed. It was a mis- tage at Evergreen. They arrived yes- ioo of guests' names under the classification of Register of Tourists, free of charge take to leave Bailey Island out of the terday and will soon be comfortably reckoning In this article as the need settled. me at ireiemens THXJRSDAtTTuLy""9. 1908" Is as strong there as at any other toiiagem and Ev- place. ergreen appreciate the boat service whereby they are givn the Str. Auco- Rite m «MlicatlM. AccoaioUte 120. Jiu 1$ to OcMtr last trip. We, of Casco Bay, have done cisco on a convenient morning trip. Ofti I. MINIATURE ALMANAC This boat is the little to encourage or assist this in- finest of any that have given service to these landings Week trepid explorer and scientist In a Season •! June 20 to of July 9—15. and is a great improvement over such 1908, Sept. financial way, neither in fact has Maine Sun length High Tide Peaks Island old steamers as the Forest aided Queen and Day. Rises Sets Day a. m. p. m. by any appreciable amount Emita. SUMMIT HOUSE 9 4.25 her son whose 7.45 15.20 7.04 7.28 fame has spread over Mr. James B. Johns of the construc- Chebeague Island. 10 4.25 7.44 15.19 8.01 8.25 the world. At this time, when he tion office at the West Point On the crest of the The Peaks Island Military en slcpc. chos- 11 4.26 7.44 15.18 8.59 9.23 starts on another and baseball club is at his by everyone as an probably Anal- academy summer home on tion. Ideal loca- 12 7.43 were defeated 6 to 4 by the Overlooking the 4.27 15.16 9.55 10.19 ly successful into the strong Tig- Ocean avenue with his wife and and ocea» Journey region ers on the fam- the restful Island •13 4.28 7.43 15.15 10.51 11.15 afternoon of Independence for two weeks. of Held and scenery of cold, darkness and of course incal- ily wood. No bettsr 14 4.29 day. The game was marked spot for 7.42 15.13 11.45 12.00 by snappy Mr. and Mrs. William K. Stevens of complete rest and rec- culable peril on the sledge and It was a hard task reation. Table and 15 4.30 7.42 15.12 12.00 1.29 Journey, playing for the Portland have their service first- • opened summer class. Full moon. we can do no more than say "God Tigers to overpower the home nine Accommodates, with cot- home here, having arrived last week. tage. 78 ruests. New speed" and if he succeeds lead of four runs, all of which were MR8. CLINTON M. annex this cottage perhaps Mr. F. M. Clement has arrived at HAMILTON. Proprietor. year. Rates rea- made in the third The visit- sonable. CHEBEAGUE COMPLAINS OF SER- point with pride to the vessel which inning. Peaks for a short stay from Le ors batted Reardon for 13 which Roy, VICE. was built in this state and paid for hits, Kan., where he represents the Sher- were by a large number more than brooke Gas at a cost of over >100,000. But in so and Oil Co. of that place. Island those made by the island boys. The Mr. View A continuous and increas- doing we must feel Clement has been there Cottage gradually inwardly the feature of the game for Peaks Island during the winter and is his vaca- Creat Me. ing complaint is being heard among smallness of the cash amount to which was the spending Chebeague. flelding of Small. Bell and tion here at Peaks. the or Among those to 1000 so people who spend July all individuals in the whole common- Hunkins. Baseball games on the isl- L. F. HAMILTON spend the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. Proprietor and August within five minutes' walk wealth of Maine might have contri- and are becoming more and popular, William Typert of Berlin. N. H. of Hamilton's now much interest is LOCATION and everything first-elan* landing. Chebeague. buted; but which in fact was a sum manifested by Col. Ferdinand Hutchlns of the Boston FINEVerandas and large airy rooms. Rate* K against the action of the Casco summer colony, who take great i was at the Bay & go insignificant that we hesitate to "Burystones" the application. annex boilt thia aeaai pleasure in the national Sunday, Cottage Harpswell lines in this mention it. When the funds game. guest of Mr. F. A. Xeal. lor rooma Jnno 15 to 16. passing by for this Dr. During the only. Open Bept. Albert R. Brown and family of a of landing and depriving them of the trip were $50,000 short and a Massa- day party young ladies were en- New York City are at one of the But- two a which have tertained at a sailing party on the trips day been the chusetts man. Zenas Crane, sent his man "The Dew { bungalows. Drop Inn." trim yacht and schedule of seasons. check for "Mina," the afternoon previous The $10,000, Maine was, as far for the summer. Mr. Brown will re- was spent in the Hamilton Villa matter seems to resolve itself a as known turn sailing among isl- into now, not heard from. It is to New York, having passed the ands of Casco Bay. chebeague Island feeling on the part of Chebeague peo- painful to record Is it not? Fourth with his family. Alonzo Alfred E. it. Coming E. Drown met with a seri- | Hamiltov, Prop. ple that the is from a whole Mrs. Felts of Mass.. was the ous company acting against state, a proud and a Lynn, accident at his saw. in his coal I At the popular East End. Only their interests and the guest of Mrs. F. E. Bickford at the and 8 ruinates' walk from Eastern injuring island. wealthy state, a contribution almost wood yard Saturday, a "Valetta," over the Fourth of Dr. mangling Fine and shaded While we do not believe this to be true beggarly even if individuals July. finger so that it had to be amputated. landing. grove given by I who conducts a walks. Fiesh (arm and ocean as far as the Bickford, large drug Dr. E. F. MacVane was company is concerned, of a small city. Where is the store at called and product a. Beet of reference*. loyalty Lynn, arrived at Peaks the the we do believe the Interests of of our performed surgical operation. Bate* on Aooom- Che- grand state, who are the writ- first of the week to a application. spend few days Mr. Drown is now are doing nicely. modatee with cottage 40 guests. beague seriously injured by the ers for newspaper editorial columns with his family. Miss Mary Maud Reed The Eastern Yacht Club, number- removal of the Maquoit from this land- in our cities—that this of Paterson, N. is humiliating J.# expected today ing about near for the thirty big yachts, came to North road, Noddle Head, near East- ing. The freight is now landed at the fact, not known we summer at the "Valetta." Miss the publicly believe, harbor Sunday night and have ern End and eastern where on Reed is principal of one of the Central landings. 1 min. landing, account of should have been allowed to pass un- gram- been cruising about the islands since. Central Only the distance mar schools at and Is also walk from shore & bath in? it often lies undelivered, challenged by Maine Paterson, The members were at The Peak's Is- beach, boats, etou people. a pianist of note, with 30 butter, meats, etc.. in having acquired land House in numbers Accommodates, idimim, goMtt. On. ibadr deteriorating much at this during sever- •venae and near woods. Sea food sun. At ability profession. al and House plentifnly supplied. the Hamilton's, the short dis- harbor evenings also at meals. Fates on ion to Cundy's people still say they Mrs. E. aoplica tance made it possible to Brown of Oklahoma Is vis-4 Miss Alice Kilroy of Hudson, Mass., ilrs. Selden get ship- want a morning boat to Portland and her Chebeague Mill, Prop., Ctebeague Island, Me. ments iting mother. Mrs. D. J. Tolford. has taken rooms with Mrs. off the wharf at once. To go a John night boat down. Can't this be Sewall on into the matter Misses Sadie and Mabel Libby of Central ave., and will do from the standpoint tried out on the plan laid down in this Westbrook spent the Fourth and Sun- manicuring. of the passengers, there Is cause to paper two weeks ago? If not this day with their aunt. Mrs. Mark Owen, Mrs. Charles Johnson has just re- believe that not to being permitted summer then let it be considered for at their new cottage at Hadlock's turned to Cooper cottage after a use the steamer as formerly to go to next season. Cove. trip to Worcester, Mass. She will re- the inner main for bay islands, they are disap- Airu. i^onara oucKiey, airs. Clar- the season. pointed in not able being to make Motor boats are growing In favor ence Vincent. Mrs. D. J. MacDonald. these trips and have to them Mrs. Everett Mrs. D. A. Moul- give up every year. The speed boats which Dyer, or use motor boats. The at ton, Mrs. Lowell and daughter, Miss landing make 15 and 18 miles per are a Sunset hour, Mary Ix>well. all of Portland, were en- Beach, three or four miles wonder to most people as skim tertained for the away, is of no value they day, Friday of last to these people like a knife through the water, pass- week, by Mrs. Warren H. Chase at her at all on the east end. Further inves- ing the big steamers with a rattle of summer home on Welch avenue. tigation Into the matter shows that engine explosions and a hiss of spat- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Webber of while summer as The family of Dr. P. Eck- people well as resi- Brunswick were at the "Dew Drop George tering spray man of New York have taken dents rosy not wish to arise at an Inn" for Saturday and Sunday, where cottage No. 14 of the Maine Coast early hour in order to take the $.10 they were entertained by Albert R. Realty Co. The for the season, and arrived boat heavy teams which land at Brown. last week. from the eastern landing, Dr. Eckman is they Peaks Island from the Peaks pastor of St. Paul's well And cause Island Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hersey of South may for complaint at church and comes to Maine for a Reduced much Prices For have One to climb a to Paris are now at their at Week ferry grade Island cottage Tor- seeing the steamer Maquolt pass needed rest. He has happily chosen avenue and when this is very dry a rlngton's Point for the summer. Their within one minute of Hamilton's land- his location and will surely have a dust is recent guest was Mr. Fred Talbot of at 7 huge cloud raised. It is up to most enjoyable summer IN THE ing o'clock, while they are obliged South Portland, who arrived hire with the city of Portland to keep this ave- Saturday Mrs. Eckman and their to wait until 9.15 for the next boat for a few days' visit. daughter. It nue watered constantly if do not Miss Elizabeth M. Smith of the is true the 6.10 boat may be an ac- they Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kimball and want to state library. N. Is to commodation to a permanently injure the Isl- two children with Miss Rena Albany, Y.. spend few, but the 7.00 Stevens, here with her and's as a summer resort. all of August parents, Mr. and Is even more and if it can prosperity Stratford. N. H.. opened the Important, Mrs. A. M. Smith of Portland, who be. with so little summer home here on Monday. The trouble, restored It have a nice cottage on Diamond. Yacht and motor boat races will family expects to remain until the would seem that this should be done. be The Noyes cottage, formerly owned for at second week In September, which will The runing time of the arranged South Harpswell be- by Oeorge E. has been tak- Maquolt might give them a most summer. Raymond, at an pleasant en for Department date. the Tailoring be ginning early It will be summer Mrs. changed, relieving her of possibly Mr. Charles Berry of Boston passed by Judge a near probably a week before the first meet- Royce. and the Misses Burgess of landing Portland, where much the Fourth of July with Mr. A. O. El- Beginning 7th, we will more ing of the club for this Portland. There are seven in the Tuesday, July frequent service Is given by oth- season, but af- den at Torrlngton's Point. par- ter that a ty and a Jolly time is assured. take orders for Suits at reduced er boats, and she would still be able regular schedule of races Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunham and prices. The shore dinners being served at to make h«»r two round or cruises is likely to be planned. If Miss Mabel Cushlng and maid of trips from the New Casino are said to be the best the races are timed so as Brookline, are here for the month of Harpswell Center to Portland. In be- to be fin- ever known In the bay. A Suits ished July, and are to be at the "Ryefleld" large pat- made to all as follows. half of Cheb«>ague we will that before the 4.00 boat leaves for ronage has come order, including materials, say with Mr. and Mrs. Actor P. Dunham. already to this re- the island Is an all the the other Islands, a great many can at- sort. where live flsh and year round Mr. and Mrs. E. A. l>elrhton of crustaceans source of revenue tend beside the residents of are taken alive from a sea for the steamers, Harps- Westbrook, Me., were entertained Sun- aquarium them well Neck. and rooked within 15 minutes. No oth- S4I.OO Suit at paying money winter and sum- day at the "Edgewater." which Is oc- er restaurant ever this mer, and thp people's de- cupied for the summer by Mr. and attempted TlisTkis Silt lade I tlat sell at complaint "coup" before and It is latfe'froB goods $1.25 M serves The accident which Mrs. A. H. taking im- $30.00 careful consideration on the delayed the Benoit and family. mensely. A special breakfast and of the hteamer off Miss Augusta Paine of N. sup- part company. Sebascodegan Jaquinh Berlin. H., bill Is served Is to be at per to accommodate the Inland taut week was not the summer homn of Mr. S55.00 8ult at Thursday cottagers who can get due and Mrs. F. M. f'lemcnt at nicely prepared to the captain's but Torrlng- meals at a PEARY carelessness, ton's moderate price In this Tillatti*Tin Sut arte ftnf goods tin nil it $2.00 9AIL8 FOR POLE. to the Point for the summer. Miss Nrt fog which may be blsmed for way. The Casco Bay and $35.00 Paine was the ruest Sunday of her Harpswell most such occurrences. The stesmer lines are selling tickets from coualn. Mr. Edaar H. Paine, at The Port- Commander Rob**rf K l'«-ary of Ea- was the land and nearby Islands to the $62.00 at running by lodges off the Hamilton, rhebencue Island, of Little Suit *le Inland and New which Diamond Island casino York haa left western point of Ratify Island when hotel Mr. Paln« I* "^r-rftor. and return. In- TinTlis SiltSlit iiielite 1rr.i tut sell it that for North cluding thr famous shore tools $300 ml city Sydney. C. B.. she struck, but no damage was done Mlas JesnnrM* MathaM of Atlantic dinner, for $55.00 where he will the <1.00. Join Rooaevelt and ss her nhoe rsn up on the smooth street, Portland. I« to **»end * f*»w the weeks with her sister collier, which Is to accompany the rock snd Isy thet* until the tide M-a. D. ». Mac 975.00 Suit at In the co.ir»e cf a aa far Donald, at t-e- srmme- home on month a cater- exp«>dltlon aa Ktah, where the floated her off. The of Tor- captains Island rlngton's Point. will eat Till Silt Bide mi goods tilt sell it coaling baae was pillar food weighing 6,000 $400 established In the boats have sn accurate system of fol- $60*00 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sleeper of Na- times the wclTht of Its body

Many different lines of Dress Good* are now marked down, which inakes the cost 01 a Suit very reasonable.

in section of our Custom Department for making Saturdays July THKShirt Waist Suits, Shirt Waists and Skirts will take orders at the following prices, pro- Are vided our Clerks' the are at Holidays materials purchasad store; For Making Shirt Waists 92.60 to 96.00 Our Store Will Be For Making Shirt Waist Salts. 96.00 to 912.00 Closed the Entire Day For Making Skirts 93*60 to 96.00 OWEN. MOORE & CO. EASTMAN BROS, k BANCROFT, Conpess & Brown Sts. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL! Opp. Stat* IS THE Houtt, Boston, Mass. [ Bnstms Island HUMAN RACE DEGENERATING? w. S. JORDAN foot elevation. spmce Island that he Bight should come often dur- out being something of a liar. cuisine. mails ing the summer. YACHT APHRODITE Accommodates 100. Excellent Daily Some rich AUCOCISCO HOUSE grove. men are as crooked as C ft. Forreft E Curit. Hamilton ! Ldf., CktktSfSS L 1. Bates on the dollar mark 33-foot sloo Mfe and Open until Oct. application. that brands them. , comfortable; toilet NOTES OF INTEREST REGARDING below; accommodates 25 to can ax>- "Joy cometh In the 30; be morning," but WELL KNOWN GUESTS AT for the not if sailing parties by day. you've been making a night of CLIFF ISLAND. K;edbin* parties, six or over, bait furnished. fl.00each, it. Moonlight sails to any L island. Leave orders with cle. k at Litdejohn's It's a safe plan to believe only half Tennis Court May Be Built at Once yonr Here for Meats hotel, or apply at Hamilton'a Landing! you hear, and then most of The House Doing an Excellent or at Right mo it in Casco Bay forget residence, orth road. Most completely equipped department tbat. Business. eto. etc., Fine Cre&mery Butter, Cheese, Mrs. J. S. Kennard and two daugh- Aside from the moral side Provisions, Frnit. Berries, of it, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Farrel and Sceoes ters, Misses Gladys and Muriel of Tar- is a Souvenir Postals, specitl Hirp->wdl bltamy luxury few men can Miss Margaretha of rytown. X. Y.. are at the Rockmere daughter. Farrel. afford. New York are the house for an extended sojourn. The city, among guests hich grade crocer Some are so registered. Mies Farrel and MFR family are delighted with the island people clumsy that recently ARTHUR111UR PAIrALllLA South and West Harpswell Miss Batchelor are two handsome and and much appreciate the shady walks tbey can't even talk without making and Wnt Ash and Buin Point* young ladies who are order tod delivery team in Sout Hsrptwell, and nooks to be found on this Island. a brfak. popular always Daily Identified with the gayeties of the ho- Mr. Kennard Is at the present time Virtue is Its own reward, but that tel. I touring Italy. doesn't influence a man to be a good Mrs. George P. Stellman of Haiti- ! Mrs. H. E. Wellington and family of thin*. more is to be at the Aucorisco until Winchester, Mass., arrived Proprietor Saturday If you want to know how to man- August. She is visiting Cliff Island Island Market for the are oar fail line of Freeh Meats season, and nicely situ- a for a of scene (gTTAGE Long store. We can yon with age wife ask a man who has never change this year, being new pieaae Come visit oar store. While yoa are ated at the Christie on the Provisions, Paints. Oils and general cottage had one. usually at Atlantic City during the and Vegetables, Groceries, dish to Ice Cream. east shore a (Urr |y.AND.^\E. a cool or a delicious little to the right of the summer. a waited on we can serve you to drink, Success Is a Mr. Stellman is on busi- being Team calls tut and delivers orders steamboat company's wharf. rough road on which for oar free list, it will surprise yoa. ness trip in the South, and Mrs. Stell- AK A«k price many a man's tire of has Wimlikl Lodge F. C. ambition man S?"* twice daily. Underbill of South Framing- will join him in Georgia during Finest location. Exoellenl ro< m.< Island* Me. been punctured. to| Doughty's Landing, Long ham, Mass., Is spending the month of the latter part of the summer. She Is table. Rate* on application. July at the Alpine cottage. With him A man might learn a lesson from an expert bridge player, and the Auco- A. H. Southard, Licensed Motor-Boat. Excursion and are H. T. Fuller, Miss T. Cavanaugh the centipede, who has more legs, but clsco parlors are often the scene of Fishing Parties. of Friends Ashland. doesn't do so much kicking. most enjoyable games. Summer A Misses and citv while neat at large display of fireworks was Elisabeth Ix>ulse Clarke roe do for you in the hot, dusty you quietly glv- Procrastination is the thief of Let your shopping line flllea the en in front of the of Baltimore are among the house Profe«aionsl a Crders in any grounds of the Rock- but is the sesside. shopping specialty. in- time, there one thing we all this Oakhurst Island Terms and full mere bouse on guests season, and are recieved. References furnished if rrqofrei. the evening of the na- enjoying day put off till the last minute, and that the CUNDY'S HARBOR. Ml. formation upon appllcatiou tional holiday and also a bonfire quiet walks and ocean environ- huge Is death. was set off on the shore in front of ment. Miss Ixiulse Clarke has a high- Mrs. V. M. Darling, Prop. JONES Bti 451 PORTLINDthe house. This part of the day's fes- When a man complains that he Is ly pedigreed fox terrier, which Is the L.EMMA tivities was much appreciated the unable to collect his It admiration of all dog fanciers. Both by thoughts may Boarding and lodging In one of th# tin crowd present young ladles were at Chester, N. 8.. est Officers Condemned. happy be because there are none coming tq spots In Casco Bay. Kin# oak grovo Wants an Official last summer. with Hangman. Mr. and Samuel him.— Prom of the boating. Nithine and Ashing privi- Saigon, Cochin China—Three Anna Mrs. Coulson and "Musings Qentld IS Mr. and Mm. D. Snedlker _ Op^n June to Oct. 1. Rates son of Pough- ly**. mite officer* hare been Minneapolis—The Inter-state 8her Herbert of Cambridge, Mass., are Cynic," in the New York Times. 17 to $8 per week. Plenty of sea foods, condemned to keepsle, N. arrived some day® fresh Iff*' association. In session spending the remainder of the sum- vegetables, milk. etc. death, having been found guilty of here, with since and have taken room* for an mer months at the View cot- In an an attendance "Bay I'nwlnf Combination. extended complicity alleged plot to poison of sheriffs of 22 states, tage." stay. They hare visited the members of the local garrison. a To the mind of other inland* In the Bay In previous HARRINGTON heard plea from Prank 8. Randall, At the Mrs. Abigail Jen* COTTAGE Holden cottage on the after- summers. and are familiar with It* Two hundred members of the local the flings there was a tort of In MRS. H. E. PROP superintendent of 8t. Cloud, Minn., noon of July 4th • was In disloyalty HARRINGTON. force party Riven rare natural beauties. military were taken violently reformatory, for an official which the admitting to any outsider that a na- hangman. young people made merry Ml** Susan T. Murdork. who Is one Cundy's Harbor, Mains. sick one morning about a week ago. Mr. Randall with tive of could b* ec- doea not bHIe™ In capital alnglng and music. Refreahmenta Wlllowby really of the delightful ladies of the Balti- Tbelr illness could not be explained were iwrved and a centric. As for ec- Accommodations for summer punishment, bat argued that where general good time anything beyond more contingent who are stopping boarders an waa In hom^llk# ■urrnnt, Mlsa I>*na hare admitted been pois- oe an ofhclsl executioner appointed to Holden. Mlaa It, even In the case Batchelor's, and will remain for the sppllratton. I)orla Hlcka. Maater oned. conduct the hangings. Carlton Hlcka, of Miss Rachel Oregg, who was entire summer. Mlaa Oladya Dunn and (J. Dunn. frsnkly called crasy by the summer Among the guests who will come Mr. E. A. Dunn and Mr. Carlton visitors. down later In the month are Mr. and Hlcka the SKOLFIELD COTTAGE apent Fourth at the Idle- Mrs. Prank Robinson. Mrs. Robin- MRl A. wllde. "Now, Mrs. Jennings.** said one of A. SKOLFIILD. PROF. son Is a sister of Rev. 8. B. Kloman. the boarders, "do you really mean Dr. Haley, a dentlat of Rack rector of 8f Btephen'* church. Port- Cundy'a Harbor. Ma. Bay, that never and you've known Miss Oregg who Is now Boaton, friend. Carl Pfau, apent land. spending some weeks Can to do call wcommodat* a ft« bnardm the Fourth aa gucata at the Rockmere anything that you'd crasy?" at the east end of the Island. All are with food family table. pVntjr of fr#sh (M which haa I said natives food and been their cuatom for many "No. haven't," Mrs. Jen- of Warrenton. Va. a city fa- comfortable room a at tho head of tho Right Special yeara paat. Their vlalt waa a moat nlogs. with a Arm and unyielding ex- mous as a horse breeding centre. ataamboat Hndtaf. rnjoyable one In every way and Bun- presslon about her prominent chin. Miss Norma H. Paine, of Richmond. day tL»?y were compelled to return "Why, what do you think of her Va.. Is another Southern lady who Is FREE home on account at the ART EXHIBIT of bualneaa affair* •ending that bag of eggs to the Cor- 'opplng Aucoclsco. 8he has At Shore The doctora are an ex- usually the warm seasons at Flrdalo Stodlo and Botrrenlr Dinners contemplating ners to Mrs. In spent Store. Cole, right the bog >rra latand. M», I minutes tended European trip thla Ray Head on the Jersey coast, or In walk obora leaving with her laundry work, and never the (tmrnboat landing on tha road to at the country early In the fall. the Blue Ridge mountains, but comes Pearl How. telUng the stage-driver, and letting Special free nhlWt of tba The gueata of the Rockmere farther north to enjoy Caseo Bay this only Oycio-Panommle Oil Palntlna In tfca enjoyed him throw the box off?" In* ITnltrd Htstea. "ali the a delightful motor right year showing way boat party to Bua- around Orra laland." an airship tln'a quired the summer boarder. "Mrs. Mrs. K. B. Batchelor to be view birds-eye laland on the afternoon of the expects aa aeen MO feet a bora Ma laeal; Cole says there's one shirt-waist she'll able to for the a painted Artlat C K. Derla CASINO Fourth : the following were preaent: arrange building of by of Orra laland and Portland. Mo.. 1907. Mr. and Mra. H. never be able to wear again." tennis court nearly opposite the hotel 0. Hamilton and Oenolne or Orra ar.4 on the land of Com. R. E pbotoampba other Little Diamond Island daughter Eather, Mlaa C. R. Murray. "Well," said Mrs. Jennings, calm- Peary. islands. I^rgaat atock of Postal Carde and rir pillow Tarrytown, New York; the Mlaaea ly, **I should say about that as I have Plcturea, a, Novelties and Sou*anlt Hooka. Indian eta.on Helen M. and V. O. a Roma's Seven Hills. Hesfceta, Kennard of Tar- about number of little things Ra- aale. Bunder eapera Caaeo THIS WtIK The names of the seven nay rytown, Mra. Darlington of Philadel- chel does and baa dose. hills of ftreeae. Cool brinks and Lunch, etc.. for She may tha phia, Mlaa Wllla arlton and Mr. Fred In Rome am an follower The traratlnc poblk! erery day ii tha lack wisdom and forethought now Palatine, t. Welcome to aat foot lunch Forward of Cam Maaa. In Oar bridge, and the Capltollne, the Aran tine, the Car- Flrdalo Shadr Grove aad root Mr. again—but then, who doesn't, op. Frank A. Lock* of Voa miee tba chief hi at or lea I „ni, Boaton la 1*4 Ilka to ltan. the Beqalltaa. tne Qatrlnal. and a% on the laland for the rammer. know?"—Youth's Com- beauties of Orra I stand If yea da not the Vlmlnal.—The American. walk up tha raad 10 ar It minwtaa steamer down to be with party (or the day. RAILROADS I ItAILHOAUS Bath Ttlepfceatt. Afttcj for Uabaiul Landry. Orttrt TiIm far Laftslara ui Flsft j Cliff Island Trade at the R. 8. Davis Co. (or fur- y nlture and save money. Adr.

Cliff cottage Is receiving guests and will be well The week past has shown many filled early this month. Trefethen dc Swett Co. A o( to party Maiden. and Put* The the Mass., Scenic Route that the West evidences summer people VIA— have taken possession of their cot- mm. Conn., people are registered here and are PROVI8IONER8 tages to a great extent. The few which enjoying seashore ll(e to the are not are utmost. Miss Lydla Freeman o( Mai- Wholesalers and BaUilcn of occupied either closed on account of their owner's absence and den. Mrs. F. D. Dunham, Miss M. E. Dunham and Miss D. I. Whitman of BostonJk ail are not to be let. or are let for Au- Maine R. R. lipirtH Doaistic frociriis, Hotil, Yacht ail Putnam all have a Faicy Fawly Sipplits gust and to be transiently occupied In high appreciation o( Cliff Island's shores and scenery. All Kinds of Poultry and Fanoy Came In season July. The Aucocisco House Is enter- TRAIN SERVICE taining ?. very social party of New EXCELLENT Especial attention is given to perishable goods to that Mr. Charlton o( Philadel- packing they York and Baltimore people, while Murphy will arrive in perfect condition phia is at the Murphy on the the Leighton and Hlllis cottage No. cottage - - Order and teams to West end. BUFFALO CLEVELAND Special Delivery Peaks Island Every Week Day 1. is to be taken possession of -the DETROIT 15th by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Turn- CHICAGO and ST, LOUIS 130-132 Commercial A silver watch and chain Street, Portland, Maine bull and friends of Baltimore, who were found at the bottom of the well at Head of Portland Pier. are coming to this cottage in order The Old Ryan A Kelsey Store the Aucocisco House while Parlor, Sleeping, Dining and Tourist Cars to be near Mrs. Batchelor, the pro- recently, men were at work it. prietor of the hotel, where they hare cleaning ONLY ONE CHANCE TO THE PACIFIC COAST engaged board. The other members An effort will be made to of the party are Miss Elizabeth Nor- get per- mission from Com. R. E. to D. J. FUNOERS, Piss. Traf. Mgr. 6. M. BURT, 611. Pass. Act. ris. Mrs. Richard F. Kimball and Miss- Peary allow a tennis court to be es Katharine Jones and Charlotte laid out on his land near the Aucocisco House Summer Kimball. Both of the latter girls were Visitors for the use of the COASTWISE debutantes at Baltimore last winter. guests. 8TEAMERS RAILROADS. Km PmU Us Hiriy Far All The party are to be accompanied by A new coat of paint has made the an old family servant and will make fine pier at Cliff more MERCHANTS & MINERS themselves comfortable until late In resplendent TRANS- than ever. September probably. PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP LINES Mains Central R. R. Kodak From Leland Merrill Is Supplies At having an excel- the Strout cottage on the cast BOSTON A PROVIDENCE Dark Boom at Your lent trade at his grocery and end arc Rer. S. S. Kloman, rector of provision TO market and is a Excursions! Service. making of Day St. Stephen's specialty NORFOLK, church. Portland, with fresh fish. NEWPORT NEWS * Right 011 Tour Way to Mrs. Kloman. They are entertaining BALTIMORE the Most delightful route to S2.00 the Boat. , choir boys of thife church and ar- Southern and George Nlckerson is sword Western Points. Leave Portland 8.45 *. m., rail to Seba- rived last The fishing K<> Friday. cottage will be on a BOSTON TO Ukf. mIvhqi1 r acr»M S« bago I.ake and vessel sailing out of Portland PHILADELPHIA the EISTEHH MIS t 182 Middle Strict, PortiaU kept cpen for several weeks. up Son go River, tikp dinner at Naples CYCLE and will Beet route to or CO., be away some weeks. Jersey Coast Resorts. Ac* Bridgetun; returning arrive Portland commondatlons and cuisine 5i m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Prescott are Send unsurpassed. p. Mr. Gun wold Aus and family of for booklet. here on the island for the remainder A. M. Brooklyn. X. Y., will occupy one-half Graham. Agt., Jan. Barry, Agt., of the summer months. are Boston. Mass. of the J. L. Dyer cottage at the east They W. P. Providence, R. L S1.SO contemplating camping, and with their Turner, Passenger Traffic Mgr. TO SEBAQO LAKE LITTLEFICLD & end after July 12th. and will remain General Office*: AND RAYMOND. yacht for Ml Leave Portland at $.45 CO., Grocers about sailing they certainly will Baltimore, a. m.. and at three months. Mr. Aus Is a Lake have an summer's Sebago take steamer across th« 109-111 Commercial enjoyable outing. l<"ke and the St., Portland and Peak's Me. consulting engineer of New York. The Mr. up east shore, passing In- Island, Prescott managed the Aucocisco dian Island: White's HEAD OF family were here »ast season. Bridge. Raymond STEAMBOAT WHARF House last season, and made Cape. The Images and up the River Jor- many dan to friends here on the island. Raymond village for dinner and At Jewel New s visit to the State rtsh whero island. Thursday. Cliff YorkDirect Line hatchery, Judge is Wholesale and Retail cottage quite full just now. the whole process of hatching and rais- Groceries, Meats and and Mrc. Hale of Portland were en- Mr. A. F. Black has his here ing trout and salmon may be seen. tertained at the family Return Provisions of All McKeen cottage. Mr. now. Aside from the list Fast modern steamships of the Is made, arriving in Portland Kinds and you have. 6.65 p. m. Mrs. J«mes McKeen. who have Mr. and Mrs. Portland Line sail from We make a Fred Prescott. son and Franklin specialty of supplying: spent 25 summers at Hotels, Cottages, Schooners and Yacht- Jewel island with daughter, are here. Mr. Corrins Wharf to New York without ing Parties. In fact we have In our few The Afternoon everything line. Order Teams exceptions, arrived at thei*- sum- from Somerville or change, on Mondays at 10 a. parts of Peak's Island several visit all Boston were here m., times dally. here mer heme the last of over * Everything just as as June, coming the Fourth, and Miss Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- River sold In the ^ ^ good Blanche city. from at 8ongo Trip Brooklyn. X. Y.. pnd were ac- and Miss Amy Steves of Westbrook days 6.30 p. m., making this de- Via Rail. Steamer and Marrow Our Prices Are companied their in short Gauge Right—Prompt Service—Everything First Class by two daughters. addition to the names you have. lightful, sea-trip in about Misses Annie L. hours. and Elizabeth. Mrs. Quite a good deal of celebrating here twenty-two No summer $2.00 McKeen s*nd Miss the tour McKeen spent Fourth. Cliff cottage and Wanne- complete without 1L Full in- Leave Portland 1.06 p. m.. arrive Seba- He Hake a at go Lake 1.37 m.. where of Souvenir last winter in Italy and Greece. lake lodge contributed its share formation wharf office. p. the Steamer Specialty Spoons, Brooches, Etc of takes you across Novelties, noise. H. A. Sebago Lake, up ths CLAY. Agent. Songo River, across the of Franklin Bay Naples Mr. and M«-s. S. P. Darlington of Wharf, Portland, Me. iind Long Pond to North Bridgton. Tally- GEORGE T. SPRINGER t o to Bridgton Philadelphia have opened their cot- village. Narrow Gauge to Pridgton Junction, thence Maine Cen- tage on the western foreslde. MERRI60NEA6 t.al to Watches, They HOUSE Portland, arriving Portland 7.45 Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware came down July 1. accompanied by p. m. two m»ids 513 and a man servant, but POPULAR HOTEL AT SOUTH Congress St., Mai tie were To the White Mountaing Portland, preceded by their grandson, HARPSWELL DESTINATION Sooth Wayne Heydecker. some two weeks. FOR MANY TOURISTS. and Return a Harpswell Ton can take cat to of any poiut interest from in 'ront of the Falmouth The latter takes a great deal of pleas- Remodeled and refurnished. It It a practically llreproof building ure in the family's handsome motor Season Is Now Fully On and the S4.70 launch a House Is Leave Portland 9.05 a. m. Four hours Osprey, speedy 30 footer. Assuming Usual Mid- at Miss Ethel Phflbrick and Miss Cora Crawford*. Bret ton Woods or Fab- summer Aspect. vans for dinner and P. Silver of driving, arriving Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Solomon Hebron. Me., were among back in Portland at 7.45 or MAINE of New The July days are always busy ones p. m.. by re- PORTLAND, the tourists that at -ralning at Fabyans an hourcan York City ®.re at the Albert Griffin at the and registered the arrive In Merriconeag during the last Strout Portland at 5 05 p. m. cottage and will House. Miss Philbrick will P. H. NUI occupy it for the weeks of June this year the influx of Tourists on this trip can also visit and Imertcan assist Mrs. this Europaan Plan summer. Mr. Solomon is of the of guests and the Whitney summer. Mr. Kryeburg. North Conway. Intervale. Jack- Arm large excursion busi- son and Mrs. J. M. of and Bartiett If they prefer at a less Sol Stationery Co. of New York. ness began to be felt. The Casco Sawyer Brockton. Bay Mass.. were also expense or Mnplewood. Bethlehem. Pro- & Harpswell steamers among the guests file House. land almost in there. Jefferson. Lancaster at a A variety store has been front of the and slight additional expense. op«»ed-|n house, everyone is The fine ciH/lfl 0%EyG/?AV7/fG@ a tent on the main road by Misses assured of a first-class dinner at Man- sloop "Tldly Addley" of Massachusetts, in of Poland PoRTL/tyoj^a- E. M. Griffin and O. Connish of ClifT ager Tibbett's special room for charge Cap*. E. Springs, Maine PALMER dining C. West, and Island aboard H. G. $3.90 to Poland S 249 Middle St.. Portland. and Portland. these parties. The late June and ear- having Nor- Spring House and Ra- to 25 H. P. Two ton, M. F. Andrews and S. F. tum. 1* ly July days all showed a large amount Sherry, $3.05. If you want nice cuts and was forced to going Saturday and Returning and four 2 deep the kind Cliff, one of the of transient business anchor over night one cycle. 1, that print well and with the least trou- Camp pleasant cot- registered. Monday. evening last week on Leave Portland m. and 4 ble. Just jive us a trial order. We make tages on the bluff, is Mr. The house will domicile this account of a 7.10, 8.25 a. or 1L0S cylinders. occupied by again a. m.; arrive Poland drawings to illustrate newspapers, and Mrs. J. the well heavy fog which prevented them Spring House 9.00. 17 ft. LaancbM Peter Maasbyll and fam- year known New Yorker. 10.30 a. m or 1 m. complete pamphlets, letter-heads, sards, etc. p. Take dinner and of Com. S. continuing their course to etna in with engln* $188. Tel. 17 4-1; House. 1SS5-2. ily Cumberland Mills. Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens, of 251 Fifth Boothbay until about 3 p. m.. and arrive at avenue. He Harbor. Portland 5.25 p. m. A full line oi I^eopold E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. will come in company with repair parts Mrs. I^emuel always fa stock. Hans Nielsen and family of Roches- Mr. and Mrs. H. Relchenback of the Bibber's cottage has EVERY SUNDAY TO MOO$KHIAO been rented LAKE and free. ter. N. H. They will remain heme city, and the party are due to- by Mrs. Fitts and two RANOKLEY LAKE. Cala'-ogue about ] 1/avc Xohc ten morrow via the New York and daughters of Medfield, and Portland $.50 a. m. arriving on Elmwood days. Port- Mass., return at 7.40 land they will the p. m. $2.50 the round trip 16 Elm St. steamer. Com. Stevens and Mr. spend month of t • either PALMER BROS. here. July place. Ooing Saturday or Sun- A and Mrs. Relchenback day to Moosehead and return 48 Portland N!e. Portland. Maine pleasant party of Somerville and have been Sunday or Pier, Portland. at Hamilton Hall Monday Warren. Mass.. people are at Over- guests the Merrlconeag some sea- opened Saturday eve- sons. ning last for the Dinner from 11.15 to 2.00 look for the summer and are dancing party and enjovlng a large Fred S. their superb location Mrs. A. F. Skelton and Mr. W. B. number of the young D. • immensely. They people Excursions Purrington G. DRESSER, Proprietor are of were people were present to Sunday North Harpawall, Me. I Mr. B. O. Gage. Mr. Ernest L Naugler Boston registered for enjoy the first a short and are now social hop of the season. to the White Gage. Miss Esther L Gage and Mas- stay at Che- The hall is Mountains In I>»avo Portland a. PLEASURE YACHTS ter Leonard B. bt ngue Island. charge of Mr. E. F. Hamilton m.: airtv Gage, who arrived and Fabyans 12.55 noon. Leave Fab vans 2.40 The sea later In the month of all patterns from 12 to SO ft., built and early last week, and deep fishermen are begin- two parties will be p. m.; arrive Portland 5.50 con- Mr. and Mrs. given p. m.; finished In any atyle of wood. Also Boat* Walter C. and ning to compare catches and tell sto- weekly on and Sat- necting for Boston. and all Gage Wlnthrop If. Wednesday Tenders, built by the day or con- Furnished Gage ries. It remains urday who only for the CO lb. evenings. tract. 1 will be riad to estimate on Farms on CottagesIslands Joined them The for- any Camps, coeat. and Saturday. or amall. Pleare mer fish caught with rod and reel tackle The local fishermen job larg* write or give Hills, all localities and prices. Country sailed down in the sloop yacht report a great 81.50 Trip Round me a call. and Seashore on of tr» score a record. of lobsters properties coast Main* Elaine of the Yacht winning Mr. Benno scarcity at the present TO NAPLES. for Investment or recreatian. Send Wlnthrop club, for owned l.ittauer. Mr. George C. Barber and time. This no doubt is Mat.—F. S. and E. O. Valll, Portland. Me. by A.W.Chesterton. Mr. W. accounted for Mr. Preseott made an by the fact to or Carey Gage was with the excellent haul that the fishermen of Cas- Sundays Naples Raymond for party last co dinner. Portland 9.30 a. in. on»» day last week, and are yet wait- Bay at the present Leaving AGENTS week, but returned to time are throw- across Lake and Sonao WANTED—15x20 crayon por- Somerville. On to Sebago up the traits 40 ing hear of a better. There were ing back all lobsters River to c«»nts. frames 10 cents and up, Friday thev entertained Mrs. under the ten Naples or across Sebago I^ako sheet Ida M. 000 lbs. in the and a to Souvenirs pictures one cent each. You can Ellis and catch. half Inch Raymond. Returning, arrive at Port- Mrs. C. D. Perkins of War- length. make 4W% profit or 93< per week. Cata- Mr. and Mrs. land 5.50 p. m. desire ren and S. N. Crosby and Miss you origi- l?£u1 and Samples free.—PRANK W. Mrs. F. I. Hall of Woreestrr. something WILLIAMS Crosby of New York are expected to to nal. altogether attractive and COMPANY. 120S W. Tay- who are summering at Bailey Island. Optimistic the End. $1.50 the Round | lor St., Chicago, 111. arrive July 10th for an extended stay. Trip IF as a Some time ago there was a of A appropriate, souvenir A1*o K. P. Burke will be among the flood in Through P»rW rl>r Leaves Portland Mr. and Mrs. Jasner western >.ni a. m m. Portland, do not fail to Harmon of arrivals of tomorrow. Pennsylvania. An old fellow arriving Montreal 9.15 p. inspect Westbrook are at Sunset View cot- who had A Ihrrii'h »teep«r Leaves Portland our stock. Among the guests of the lout nearly he large AMERICAN DAIRY tage for the season. Mr. Merrlco- everything daily. Sundays Included. 9.15 p. in., ar- LUNCH Harmon Is who possessed was on In neag enjoy boating and the fine sitting the roof of riving Montreal *.15 a. m. business in Portland with an au- D. J. MacDONALD. view of the sea and the house as it A Parlor for Proprietor. Islands here are floated when a Car Fabyans leaves Port- tomobile company and goes to along the Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Zelgel of Npw oat approached. land at >.«5 a. m., 1.30 p. m.. daily except New Location at 121 Commercial St. city regularly. Sunday. means of our York, who are on a to the folly equipped trip Maine "Hello, John." A Parlor Car with Broiler Buffet Leaves Finest Equipment in the East. Coast. Portland at 9.05 a. m. daily, Sun- repair shop we are able to re- Mr. and Mrs. G. E. "Hello. Dave." except Nearly opposite Island Steamers and Brackett and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Barber of day, arriving at Quebec 9.30 p. m. BY broken or Carl Brarkett of Are your fowls all pair your Westbrook wore washed jewelry South Portland Ferry. Also at our here Chestnut Hill, Mass.. a pretty suburb away, at over the Fourth at one of John?" glasses abort notice. old stand. 180 Middle Street. Milk. the Bailey of Boston arc the only Massachusetts Through Service WEST fresh cottages. "Yes. but the ducks Cream, etc., from dairy farm guests registered st present. can swim." re- To the West via the Crawford Notch dally. Best of food, quickest service, plied the old man. of the White Mountains. Ml** I.eave 9.«5 reasonable Visit us when In Ndlle F. Bennett a few trees Portland. a. m. 9.15 p. m. prices. spent "Apple gone?" Arrive town. day* hi Boston Montreal. 9.15 p. m. S.lS a. m. returning Tuesday. "Well, they said the Arrive Ottawa. 1.40 a. m. 12 35 noon She wa* accompanied crop would be Co. bjr MN* Kate a failure, anyhow." Arrive Toronto. 7 25 a. m. 7.3« p. m McKenneyJewelry Arrive T>etrolt. 3.I* m. a. m. Thoma* of Blkhom. Wl*.. who will p. 2.55 OAKHURST "1 see the Arrive a. ISLAND flood's St. fx>ul*. 7.33 m. 2.0* m. vXConumcnt vl*lt Cliff I*l*nd for *ome week*. away above your p. Square, 'Portland Ml** Artlve Chl *i<>. >» p. m. 10.22 a. m CORDES Bennett and On the lawn In the window." CAFE her *l*ter hare been Rum- ahade of the Arrive St Paul. *.30 a. m. CHARLES W. mer re*ldent* oak* and with a "That's all For further mrtlculars folders, COROE8. here for three year*. deltahtfully brlak. right, Dave. Them win- guide aouthrrly bree*e the ders needed books and other literature, call on ALBERT WOODBURY 489 Congress St., Portland. They re*Me 'n Bo*ton. gueat« at thla washin'. anyhow."—Phil- quaint and reatful place auffered no F. E. BOOTH Me. the famous adelphia I>»dger. BY, Long Island, Adjoining I/>ngfellow Mr. and dlacomfort from the Mansion. Mr*. F. If. Johnson of Port- high tempera- O. P. A M. C. R R.. Portland. CONTRACTOR & Four floors. 12 Private tare BUILDER. land are at of the paat ten I rooms. Olen Cove rot tax** for a daya. Cottage Work a dining few Durlna the week Mr. Specialty. Ball week*. Thursday Mr*. Johnson and Mra. Web- mates Kter and a of cheerfully given any time. Re reeelred a vl*lt from tho and party young gentle folk or Nine Ninety from Went pairing altering promptly and sat club of Coyle park. Woodford*. Newton, Maaa., arrived. don*. The The of Isfsctorlly Cottage* and cot- ladle* In the party were: Mr*. celebration the Fourth wa* tage lots for sale. F. B. without nolae, but moat Mar*ton. Mr*. C. D. Prince. Mr*. thoroughly en- Island Cousin's Island H#Mh W. joyed. partlea going by motor I Aucocisco * Mr*. boat to House Her*ey, Chapman, Mr*. F>r. llald Head, othera Packard. Mr*. F«. B. Clark, Mr*. galling. all aeeklng F. W. their own pleaanre and Smith. al*o Ma*ter* Wendell dlveralon. IRS. K. B. BATCHELOR Smith and Krlc Proapectlve gurata. whoae ; Mm. Marston. all of Port- quartera I* O. Van Poron and family land. hare been aecur*d for thla Proprietor and b»-f month are alat*»r, Mlaa A. C. Neufvlllo of parties from New York. Charl#aton. 8. are at the Elisabeth. Matchleaa C., Van !X>r- Mr. H. B. New Rrunawlck and Itay,Cliff ♦ John*on. one of the flr*t Topaham. Heating and n cottage alnce the later part of laat The ownera of Inland i* ita *ummer resident* of Cliff aeveral adjacent la!- gen. month. They are also entertaining Mr. laland. will anda he at fllen Core recently purrhaaed. Tlalted Oak- | Fine Bathing,Boat- and Mra. t'harlea R. Smith of New cotta«e for the *ea- hurat laat *on. week. in-: and York City, who. by the way. are on A number Fiahinff. Plumbing of your readera will be their honeymoon, Saturday are glad to know Kxcellent Cnisine. they that there la not at to return to their home at Mr. A. H. Southard ha* thla Select Richmond been *pend- moment, nor at any time Clientele. New Inn a week at haa there Engineers hill. York. hi* father'* place In been any Qorham. eatrangement between R. P. Raton oa Mr. and Mra. Hinckley of Oalt and 8. applica- Medford. Darling, who are now tion. HTOVK8, R A MOPS, Maaa arrived Monday with their the laland. on TINWARB family to the on The apend aeaaon the lal- jolly party of young ladle* who Open Jnoe 2"» to and. hare are Ship R:otm, lantern* They rented the cottage *pendln« three week* at owned Wanne- Trial la now October 1. and Far- by Mra. Jalla IUII and are lakl lodge are being made In Parta (folic? plan- compound of Ml**e* TjO- of a new nitbinp. ning a delightful Rummer. ni Boothhy. Llzsle ayatem of paving. Steel la At Palmer, Marffaret laid on a the Ledgmere cottage are Mra. and bed of cement after the Coffey Florence Coffey. They are faah- H. C. Thornton and Mlaa loa of wood ■ *r* ln Mary Good- chaperoned by MIm Marian paved nv.d*. the Inter- TP WB S Wrocny and pror talon baaliMM on Cllt F.4C.B. NASH CO, man of and Polllster, ■tleea.

CHEBEAQUE BADLY DEFEATED Isms QttWf Viswa of Its Un Thr#« AT HOME GROUNDS ON THE Csnturiss Ago. It needed a FOURTH OF JULY. very bold man to resist Comfortable Clothes the medlcsl nan or ion testimony of three cen- ▲SbrtvIttloDi: turies c'\., child; d., daughter; Morning Qame was 23 to 0, and the ago against water drinking. f., or Pew writers csn be fam., family; aoa; w.f wife. Afternoon Gam* 12 to 0. found to say a good For Hot Weather word for It. One or two are island was only con- Chebeague whitewashed cerned to AUCOCISCO HOUSE. Mr*. O. in maintain that, "when II. Burkhardt St son. Mr*. W. R. Hall. both of the baseball games on the begun CUV lalaad. Ma. Newton 1 Miynanl in It Mr*. K. Centre II. C. Ivri & Worcester local diamond In early life. may be freely drunk B. Batchalor, Propc Mr*. II. 11. V. front of the Hill (Stt adv. in Seaverns. Mr*. K. F. Xorri*. Salrni with Impunity,** and And at the another column.) Mtt«. T. Hill Crest. Fourth of July. The morning they quote the positively best J. T. Farrel Mr*.Mtlifen. Mantfiflj and wife curious Instance and w.. X. Y. Kreti'k Lane and family. Philadelphia game was marked by very loose given by Sir Thomas Miw Mar(«irtkt X.Y. Maiden. Ma**. Mi»» play- Farrcl. lennie blliton. Phila. ing on the part of home Elyot In hi* "Castle of values in Mr*. C. P. Stellman. Baltimore Mi** Nellie L. Akerman. the team, and Health." 1541. town. Are Miss John Campbell & w„ I lotion with the of the you Elizabeth liark Sotnerrille. Ma**. S. It. Ilayne*. Boston twenty-three bits made off Cornlahmen. "many of the Mis* Louise Ctarlc Mi** M. E. Kenyoo. N. Y. the Loui* N. Kamber. Portland deliveries of Scott and poorer sort, which never, or sel- Miss N. 11. I'ainc. Richmond Ed. 1*. Rim .ay. Lowell. Mas*. K. It. Bishop, very interested ? If are D. Sin. Jacoo* and fam.. made the game dom. drink you Snediker & w. Pouchkeepsie Win. E. McLean. Ilo*ton It rook line extremely uninterest- sny other drink, be not- Miss (H > S. T. Nlurdock. Baltimore borne Pitcher. wife & son. (iiiiicrt and ing for the spectators, that turned out 1 Ely wife. Phila. withstanding strong of a~ 1 like see I to »ton Frank in body these Sylvester & «i(t. X. Y. large numbers for tbe earllness in and live well until values before BKLLKVUK Mis* France* K. they be of great COTTAGE. ISLAND VIEW Itrandt. the season. The home team Ch«b*a|tM Island. M*. COTTAGE, Boston showed age." Thomas the medical I (land. Mt. Cogan. Walter C. Rogers. Chebeague Mr*. Klla It. (•corse. Maiden apparent lack of practice.- and In many Manager L. F. Hamilton. schoolmaster of Manchester con- you spend your urgin. Bethlehem ways the fans were fame, money. <>ee ad*, in another column.) Charlc* K. Dean. disappointed with fessed In his "Haves of Mr*. C. L IVnfield. Boston the game. The Heslth." 1980. field Spring' Albert L. Wiley and wife. Frank l>unn. X. V. afternoon game was for I. in a designed the use of students, that Mae Fenfield, Worcester Itrockman. Boston measure a repetition of the morn- Springfield Miss katlierine Cam. M. llo«ton he kuew some who drink cold Blue Suits at. Mrs. Myra I'rcL. McCoy. Johnson. ing's work, even with a water at Serge S9.95 Springfield Mr*. W. H. Lowe & \V. I.. Van Xath. C. Fowler, w. & fam.. being 0, and the after- other drink, and yet enjoy CLIFF COTTAGE. noon Cliff Mai. Jo*. Gilpringticld phe- S7.50 M. II. Henry Belgarde. Boston nomenon was A F. Black. Maiden Zeigel anil wife. N. Y. Morning Game. undeniable, but the nat- Geo. C. Itarber and William Penn. Boston Cool and Miss wife. Irons. ural Inference was none the comfortable are these two Lydia Freeman. Maiden Chestnut Hill Maurice Xewman. Boston less to be Mr*. F. D. Dunham. Putnam Name Mr*. A. F. Slcelton. Boston Mr*. Fann'e Heth. I.ewiston AB BH PO A E resisted. half Miss M. K. Dunham. Putnam Mi** piece, lined Suits. Great at W. B. Naugler. Boston Shirley M. Heth. Walsh 3b 7 3 2 2 0 Sir Tliomas values Miss D. 1. Whitman. Putnam Robert ami Elyot himself Is very Fred II. Reichenback and wife. N.Y. Ely wife. Boston J. Ham c. Pre*cott. w. & family S. Jennie Howe. Maiden 7 2 14 2 0 certain, in of the $7.50 Boston Com. Geo. S. Stevens. N. y. spite Cornlshmen. S. N. and N. Thomas 2b. 7 3 13 0 Miss Amy Steves. Westbrook Crosby wife. Y. that "there be la water causes of divers Miss Miss Crosby. N. Y. ROCKMERE HOUSE. Berry lb. 7 17 10 Blanch Steve*. E. I'. diseases, as of of the Burke Littlcjohn'* Island. F Wilkinson If. swelling spleen G. H. Ha-nilton. 7 110 0 and liver.** HAMILTON VILLA. F. Ham He complains oddly also Suits at OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. »See adv. in anotherProprietor column.) p. 5 4 12 0 Outing S5.00 ChckngM Island. Mc. that "it flitteth and and Alfred E. Bailey'* Island. Me. Miss Davis cf. 6 2 swlmmeth.** Hamilton. Prop. W. D. Craft*. I*hillips. Quincy 10 0 Broken lots of our Carey 7 5 0 0 0 grade Outing Mr*. J. S. Kennard. them that be of Misa Sadie Hyman. Montreal Tarrytown J. Wilkinson 4 2 hot complexions. It Suits now in at Miss Gale Steams. Washington Mia* Helen M. Kennard. rf. 0 0 0 put Five Dollars. Katherine Crabtree. W. Mi** doeth less harm, and G. Sawyer. Portland C. R. Murra- Total 57 23 27 10 0 sometimes it Cambridge R. S. Itence. Pittsfield. Mas*. Mi** V. (i. " Chas. B. Atwater, w. and d.. Kennanl. proflteth. but to them that are feeble, P. F. Shanbjr. N. Y. T. F. Hoi>kin* & wife. Phila. Chebeague. Springfield Mrs. F. R. Hod»e. Florence M. " old and melancholy It is n)t conven- Miss Louise Ouebec Springfield Hopkins. Name AB BH White Duck I'ope. Mi** M. A. C. K. PO A E ient.** Pants, 98c E. T. Col burn it w.. Boston Hodge. Hopkins. "Water is not wholesome cool C. M. Waterbury. Mattie I.. Hopkins. Bishop cf. p. 4 110 0 Mis* Helen Colburn. Boston by Itself for an was th" Mis* Delia L. Conroy. N. Y. W. Hamilton 4 0 Englishman," Pongee Outing Shirts, 48c Marv Colburn. Boston M. lbt 10 1 2 Clarence Morton. Jr.. Yarmouth Isld SEASIDE B. j version of Andrew Borde— monk, Chamberlain and w.. II. M. ft COTTAGE. Hamilton 2b. 4 0 2 1 2 phy- 50c Brockton TilHnghast. Me. Balbriggan Mr*. L. Phila. W J*Und. Scott sician, bishop, ambassador and writer Underwear, 39c Miss Brockton Wigo. ■f*- Bllle^1"• E. Cram. p. cf. 3 3 2 3 0 Alden. Phila. Proprietor on Mia* Brockton Harvey Wigo. < Sec adr. in another G. Hamilton 3 0 sanitation—as the result of a life's Shackley. Fred P. Clark. Portland column.) 3b. 3 2 1 Bathing Suits, 69c to Arthur L. Ormsby. Everett S. E. And to $3.00 Chas. M. McCausland & wiie. Herman. |*hila. W. Curlt. rf. 3 0 0 2 0 experience. quate the "English- l.ewiston F.dmund n. Gilchrist. I»hila. THE Durgln c. 3 0 9 2 1 man's Doctor:* HAMILTON. Miss Nellie McGibbon. \\. \V. Gilchrist. I'hila. Island. Me. ss. Chcfceafuc l.ewiston W. W. Gilchrist, jr.. Sc w.. Higgins 3 10 2 2 Both water an! small beer, we make no Edgar H. Paine. Proprietor N. A. Bartlett. I.ciwston Philadelphia Soule cf. 3 0 question. • (S« adv. in another column.! 0 0 1 G. P. Bartlett. l.ewiston A. P. Hint. (>aklanrche»ter Lang Montreal standard on that subject, was a man of What Matarc Deauads la Retara Pw Mr*. Cecelia J. li axel ton. Portland Name HILL Sullivan. G._ AB BH PO A E Good Haalik. CREST. Mi** Cecelia Sullivan. Miss H. Evelyn great simplicity and was wholly uncon- Me. Armstrong. F. Wilkinson 6 2 Chrttspt Island. Mr*. X II. Montreal 3b. 0 1 0 First of one Charles W. White. Ilrooklyn scious of his own celebrity. Several all. thing that nature COOL KITCHEN. Hamilton. Prop. Mr*. II. R. J. Ham. rf. 5 adv. Arey. Ilrooklyn 10 0 0 (Set another column.) Mi»* WOODBINE ft COTTAGE. anecdotes illustrative of this fact are won't stand Is We cannot Kathleen White. Thomas 2b. 5 2 3 3 0 Irregularity. *-»eo. F. Taft. wife and C. S. anh 1. Struck out. by Walsh 8. by that be be at the top of bis condition. latitude, at least as far west as Cape his wife that It was ?Ir. Grote Opposite Preble House. place the Stars and at that G. Hamilton 6. Three base persisted Nature's na Columbia and then leave this north- Stripes hits, P. machinery, 't exists In coveted 8pot there is not an American Wilkinson. Two base who wished to see the professor. the human ernmost territory. hits. Murphy. body, is most complicated citizen at home or abroad but would Umpire. Dyer. "What?" he cried. "Mr. Grote? Give and "Leaving the land we will be more delicately adjusted. No machinery BELLEVUE COTTAGE feel prouder of an American •Two out. hit by batted ball. me my coat. I must wash my hands." to the westward than before in order being constructed by man can compare with In a minute lie Mrs. C. A. ROGERS and Just that added Increment of Notes of the had transformed him- It in the to counteract aA easterly drift in the Game. perfection and proportion of EAST END pride and patriotism to millions would self and would not let them go for two all Its Cbrbrafoc hlaad, Me. Ice which exists between the north- Scott's was the working parts. Every machiulst of itself be worth 10 times the cost of hitting batting fea- hours. Accomodation! for twenty>6ve ern of Grant Land and the knows that his wheels and cams boarders. edge Pole, the And ture for the Chebeague nine. The and Larre. airy rooms, with •▼•ry convenience- Fine attaining Pole. you may say table. as I discovered on my last expedition. morning game three gearing must run true and Bathing Boating, and fiahlnc. Rates on for me to the people of my native hits with a total The Six* of Ev«. absolutely application. About §4 north latitude Is a with or degrees stafe and to our summer at Cas- of six bsses. three times at bat, were uniformity they will soon break guests The Tnlmu«l says (see Rn rinse-Gould'* Open June 20 to 15 long stretch of open water.—the Big recorded to his which down. It Is the same with the S«pt. co Bay. where I have established my credit, gave him of the Patriarch* anw. On each 3d of Jane, joyed a most pleaaant at Orr'a coast of Oreenlsnd In a coarse to F. Ham 1821. day Mr. and son Edward scored every time at the bat of Land we Joseph Spencer tbe anniversary of the death of Abel, Wednesday laat week. They were come back to Grant the way In the morning- This was one of the of Boston, who are here at their cot- to Arabian tbe gueata of Mrs. W. H. Cook at the left It A return trip that way would extreme features according tradition, Caariaatv*. for the secured a of the game, as he Cook near tage summer, good door of tlx* which baa lieen Insurance Boltcltor — cottage Prince's Point, and 1m against the movement of the Ice. made flve of the runs. temple Well, doctor, catch of flsh the largest of which twenty-three to make the day a complete the "Mean while the two supporting Walsh was In the box the Irons built at tbe entrance to thia gigantic bare yon examined this new claimant? outing ^ weighed 16 lbs. for dinner was served In basket parties which Aave brought supplies during the afternoon tomb of oar first mother stays open Doctor—No. I haven't thought It nec- picnic game, and atyle In the grove near the across the I^ead' for the Professor Wheeler of John Hopkins cottage. to thos* Dig pitched well. Only three safe hit* all night In spite of tbe efforts of tbe saaary. Ton sea. I've been treating biro The be University of Baltimore, Md.. Is here members who took the sail were final dash will establishing depots ww w*eur#d off his and two keepers t9 cloae It. and tbe moat ter for the laat seven years. Insurance at the Island for the summer months delivery, cnthualaatlc In their pralae of the of and exploring. I Intend of those were made of Issue from tbe trip supplies by Scott, the high- rtble cries angalab Solicitor—That's enough. If be has sur- and of on and Is In attendance at the experi- appreciation Mrs. Cook's hos- to bars the first supporting party est averaged man on the of the who baa been vived that be must ba a Chebeague ♦epulcber glanteaa. person of won- pitality. The ladies were Mrs. Foe- return establish a base of supplies ments given at Tuft'a College labora- Its nine. more than 0.000 year*. Atom Mrs. coast of tory. sleeping vitality. sett, Parsons. Mrs Wlllard. Mrs. well op on the north Oreen- Hamilton mad* an unwl3e Capt. Elliott. Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Jewett. Mra. land. as a precautionary measure. The Misses Sadie and Theresa Spen- more Scott from the box by removing InHusna* »f tK« Hem*. Cleveland. Mrs. Pierce, Mra. Huston. Then they could make Interesting dis- cer of Lewlston. Me., and Mr. Edward In the That which Is reasonable and that morning. Up to the fourth In Mra. Mrs. Ice and Government Is made out of the char- Thorndlke. Small. Mrs. coveries In the Internal fjords Spencer of Brockton, Miss Bart- nlng. at which time he waa J which Is nnreasonsble have both to en- replace acter of tbe home. Tbe scheme of Kennedy. Mrs. Randall. Mrs. Leonard, particularly with refer lett of I^ewlston. all of whom are here a counter the of Oreenland. by Biahop. very few hit* were msd-\ like contradiction een to make man and along the Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pierce and fam- The last Inning of the day came to a baa independent NEW GRANITE SPRING a discovered his HOTEL. to Crocker Land, newly ily of Farmlngton. Me., arrived at the cloee In a mo* striking maner. Scott responsible in home life—to make of the Arctic, and little known section "Happy Thought" the latter part of In left field caught three fllee from the home a r>omplete Hrllliatloa In It* would not be sur- FOHCCS LAUDING, fts explorations I last week where they are to remain the bats of the irons. which ended the self, where there la law and order and all prised to see change preconceived the greater part of the summer. misery of the Chebeagoe team. obedience, education, charity and re- long Island, Malm. as to the nstare of the un- notions Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Swan of Provi- The attendance at both games was ligion. A man bettering la tbe great known region. R. are at the "Cllftondale" ▼ery large yet the collections were not of his life, determined to make main features dence. I., parpoae L PM«, fr«frt«tor. To summarise:—the summer what should be expected. of cottage for their ontlng. Mr. the beet of himself with what he baa are.—utilisation No errors were made of the programme Snow Is a well known barrister In by the Irons In within bis reach and to gather within Hotel or American, routs reconetrocted the (he Smith Sound, his either of the gsmes. which showed as the city. the reach of his wife and child what fine cham- which must be accepted today they were oat for business all the pMi year. Large, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Spear of South ; shall glre them a better chance to best of all possible routes for a deter- time. bere. Beth room where the selec- Weymouth arrived at their summer grow—an Inspiration to go forward— mined attack upon the Pole; Raeete cen a eelt wa- home the "Sea Breete." the past week i and the home-the sweet Inflaeuce of enjoy of a winter base which commands tion and will the remainder the Dahlgren of Princeton. Dr. Oregory of ter bath. Excellent table of the central polar sea spend of womsn presiding there over the car- a wider range Brown. Dr. Morse of New Tork and with eee food* in coast than any month for rest and recreation. den of tbe heart oat from which ilma< and its surrounding Dr. Dederer of Columbia, are attend* base in the Arctic re- Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Mall of John springs all that la beautlfal.—Scboot- duet. Bbora dlna«r« Hnr«d other possible I Ing the experiments conducted at the Pool Mid use of the sledges aad Es Hopkins College, Baltimore, Md-. Dr. asaster. dally. Bowling la tbabotol. Opaa from Jaaa \B to 16. gion; the l Tufts College laboratory. Sopt- R«(m ob appltoatloa. ISLAND STEAMERS litem for dinner. July 4th. The party later attended the ball game on the CASCO BAY & HARPSWKLL LINKS local diamond. WEEK DAY SCHEDULE. NEED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenner. nee EFFECTIVE ONE OF THESE of JUNE Mth. 19M. Coats, Broolcllne. Mass.. called on The Steamers Leave Custom House -FOR THE- Mrs. Fenner's aunt, Mrs. W. A. LONGFELLOW Wharf. Portland. Harris of Noddle Hesd. last Sunday. For forest City Landing «Peaks Island)— They are visiting Miss Ruth Craw- •6.45 0.45. 7.60. 8.2^ '.«•*». 1U. 15. 11.15 a. m., ford of Bailey's Island, who was one in", l aw. 2.00. 3.00. 4.20. COTTAGE SOUVENIR 5.so. 6.20. 7.so, CHAMBER? of Mrs. Fanner's PLATE. bridesmaids at •aw. 8.30. 9.30. -11.15 p. m. Return—*6.15. her 7.20. 8.2". 9.20. 10.36 11.ST/ a. m.. 12.35. 135. wedding last February. 220. 3.20, a4.50. 5.SO. 7 0.35. 50. 8.S0, alU.15, I At the •11.30 r. m. Summit House are: Miss For Cushing's Island—6.45. 7.S0, s9.00, 10.13 Vera G. Sweet and Miss Julia F. a. m. 12.13. 2.00, 4.20. 6.20. 8.30 p. m. Re- Chapman, of Providence, R. I., who turn —7.00. KtC. s9.30. 10.45 a. m., 12.46, are interested in 2.30. 4.35. 6l45, 9.W p. m. the islands. They Aa tielaahra For Little and Great Diamond Islands— have been disappointed however in •5.00. 6.45. 8.00. 8.21*. 10.00 a. m.. 12.15. not being able to go to the inner bay Midi E*»j visit* to 20<>. 300. 4.20. 6.30. 6.20. K00 p. m. Return MMtfi, —Leave Little Diamond i>.and. *6.15. 720, islands from the East end of Che- 8.2R. 9.40. 10.25 a. m 12.46. 1.46. 230. 500. beague since Hamilton's Landing has tk« city ihotlj •55, 7.25. 0.20 p. m. Return—Leave Great ia been the steamboat com- EagliU, Diamond Island. *6.10. 7.15. 8 20. 0.35. 10.20 dropped by a. m.. 1240. 1.05, 2.46, 466, 6.60, 7.20, 9.13 pany. aatf stout om w p. m. iBIMCttd For T r« fethen's and Evergreen Landings Miss H. Evelyn Armstrong of Mon- (Peaks Island!—*5.0O. 0.43. «. 66, 8.20, 10.00 treal arrived at the Summit House art aaM ■or* of thus a m 1216. 200. 3.00. 4 20. 6.30. tt-20. 800 oaly this week snd will be Mr. p. ni. Return—Leave Trefethen's Landing— joined by HMO, 7.20. a 13. 0 .10. 10.15 a. m and Mrs. H. H. and a of famous 12.13. LOO, Lang party bj aa. pUtn. 2.40. 4.46. 6.4.*. 7.16. 9.10 p. m. Return— a dozen from Canadian cities. The Leave Evergreen *6.00. 7.13. 8.10, Landing. were here last 92T. 10.10 a. m., 1230. 12.55, 2.35. 4.60. 6.40, family year for the 7.10. 9. p. m. reason. For Cushing's Landing t Long Island)— •6.00. 6.45. 7.55. K20. xc9.«*>. xT9.45. 10.00. A fine line of Lowney's chocolates XslO.10 a m. xl2.2»». **215. x*230. 3.00, hss been put in at the Merriam-Horne xb4.30. xb5.30. x 5.30. x62«». 6.2M. K00 p. m. Return—*530. 7.00. 8.06. 9.15, 10.00. >11.20. bowling alleys. Price 50 cents. 12.2". x'l.lO. xsl 4t». x240. x3.45. x5.00. R. 8. Davis Co., Portland, sell furni- xv.Vt, 9.00 m. x'.'.X, 7.00. p. ture and it For Dimghtjr'j Landing (Long Island)— ship carefully packed.— •5.00. 6 4T.. 7.55. 10.00 a. m.. 12 20. *2 15. Adv. *2.TO, 3.00. b4.30. b5.30, 530. 6.20 m. p. For the finest line of souvenir Return—*540. 6.59. 7.65, O.'O a. m.. 12.10. post •1.00, 3. "5. x5.15. 2U p. m. cards, novelties, etc., go to "Bowen's For Cleaves" Landing (Long Island)—6.45. Souvenir East End a. Shop." Mill, oppo- F. 10.IW m.. 3.00. 6.3U m. Return—6.45, T, FOS8 & p. site 7.60 a. m.. 1205 noon. 510 m. Hill Crest. You will also find SONS, p. For Little Chebeague—6.45. 10.00 a. m.. $10.25 the freshest line of boxed candies of COMPLETE S.W, .'.Hi p. m. Return—7.46, f9.45 HOUSEFURNISHERS. a. m.. 11200. f6.t<» v. m. highest quality.—Adv. For Western and Central Land.ngs (Great Miss Alice C. Rogers of Boston was — Send Chtbeapue 766, 1»>.»*» a. m.. 12 2". 3.00. your order to MONUMENT SQUARE. the guest of friends at "Bellevue Cot- 6i!o p. m. Return—Leave Western Landing, &30, 9.36. 11.50 a. m.. .".2". 4.56 p. m. Return tage." the past week. Miss Rogers —Leave Central Landing. 6.20, 9.23, 11.40 enjoyed her visit very much, return- а. m.. 3.10. 4.43 m. p. to this For Eastern Landing (Great Chebeague)— ing Boston morning. the rest of the month. 7.56 10.00 a. m.. 3.60, 0.20 p. m. Return— JOHNSTON-BAILEY Mr. and Mrs. Arno Glldden have bowling team started they are likely б.10, 9.16. 11.30 a. m.. 4 33 p. m. CO., Mrs. C. W. and to be members. Jennings daughter For Cliff Island—8.00, *9.46, *10.30 a. m., been entertaining friends from Boston, 190-192 of New York arrived •213. 12.30, 5.30 p. m. Return—646, 10.65 Middle St., Portland over the Fourth. City, Tuesday to A sailing party in Capt. Forrest E. a. m.. *1240. si. 16. *6.10. *6.23 p. m. enjoy the remainder of the season at Ourit's For South and Island— Mr. Asher Hinds has joined his fam- yacht Aphrodite, Friday In- Harpswell Bailey's the comfortable villa of Mrs. C. L. a00. cO.OO. *9.46. *10.30 a. m 1220 noon. ily for the summer. Mrs. Hinds, who cluded: Mr. and Mrs. William S. •215 C.TO, 6.30 m. Return—Leave Cleaves. p. Bailey's haR been for some is im- Madison. Miss Bessie V. Smith, Mrs. Island. Mackerel Cove, 6.00. York's Landing. ailing time, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Colburn with C. L. Penfleld. Mrs. Mvra 10.10. *11.25 a. m, »12.05. 205. Mackerel proving. and it is hoped that her sum- Peck, Mrs. m. Selden Cove. 3.40, York's Landing, "3 55, *4.15 p. mer's residence at their cottage at the daughters, Helen and Mary of Bos- Hill. Miss Millett, Mrs. A. J. Return—Leave South Harpswell. 6.15. 10.25 West End will restore ton. have been registered at the Ham- Monaghan. Gertrude and Hannah a. m.. *12.10, si2.45. 245. 4.00, *4.40, »4.55 Dow & her, in order Mon* Pinkham, ilton Villa since aghan. A p. m. that she may be in a condition as to Friday and are ex- pleasant trip around the For Orr's Island—aOO. sl0.30 a. to an was *9.45, m., FIRE health, to resume her social duties in pected spend extended sojourn. islands enjoyed in this 1220, *2.15. s230, 5.TO m. Return—6.35. INSURANCE, sloop, p. Mr. Colburn and were which is a most *11.45 a. when the time family recom- comfortable one for 10.00, m., *12.20, 2.20, *4.15, *4.30 35 Exchange St., Me. Washington Society, p. m. Portland, comes for Mr. Hinds to return to his mended the Villa here at Chebeague sailing. For Sebasco. Harbor and Gurnet mnJ Seatidt Ctmdy Dv*tl$*Sl COfUgtt. Htth, Pr*fertj H. X. PINKHAM. position at the by Mr. Stephen Adams of Boston, who Mr. L. C. Hyde, Bridge (New Meadows River)—c9.00 a. m. t€e»rtd IK th* Capital. postmaster of Itmdinf H. W. gl'SSKRAl'T, F. C. Hl'iSty. has been a guest at this house for sev- Return—Leave Sebasco, c2.45 p. m Cundy Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wyman Springfield. Mass.. who has been on Harbor, c225 p. m Gurnet Bridge, cl.SO eral seasons past. the have been a few over island with his at their p. m. spending days family Mrs. Katherine Robbins beautiful on the For Littlejohn's Island—9.3»» a. m., 4.30. the Fourth at their cottage. Their and twin home shore, returned &20 m. 7.30 a m., 210 home p. Return—5.55, William Senter & Co. son. who has charge of the Casco Bay daughters. Marie and Ernestine of yesterday, as did Miss Louise m. p. Bristol, Pa., are here for the Schlesinger, who has been For Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague), & Harpswell S. S. Co.'s office at West- visiting visiting at Cousins* and Bibber's Islands. South Free- ern summer with friends on the North the Hyde's cottage. On _ Landing, is occupying their cottage Wednesday Mair Birch Island and JEWELERS, port. Point, Harpswell for the present. Road. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde's daughter-in-law, Centre—9.30 a. m.. 4.30 p. m. Return—Leave 51 Exchange St., Me. Mrs. Henry C. of Sunset Landing. 7.46 a. nr. 225 p. m.. Portland, Mr. Mark Passano of the Boston On Independence Day. Mrs. Lewis Hyde Saginaw, Cousins' Island. 7.35 a. m 215 Bib- Mich., arrived to an p. m.. Ckmrti, Sem*nir Sfeens, School of with Mrs. Pas- Putney with son. Reuben Putney and spend extended ber's Island. 7.05 a. m. 1.45 p. m.. South Technology, I'itmt Pert Land and wife, all of were sojourn here. Freeport. fi.45 a. m.. 1.25 p. m., Mair Point. »/ Vieimiiy. sano and family, are expected later Concord. N. H., 610 a. m.. 12.50 p. m.. Birch Island. 6.06 in the season. guests at the cottage of Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamberlain a. m., 12 4.* m., 5.50 p. Harpswell Centre, I Berry at the Massachusetts of Brockton, are again at a. m.. 1230 p. m. Mr. Chas. W. Hanson entertained Colony. registered c—Weather Mr. Berry, who is engaged in the the Hamilton Villa for their permitting. the Brunswick Club over the Fourth, vacation, a—Or at the close of the performance at manufacturing business at Watertown, as in the past two seasons. the Gem Theatre. at a picnic. There was a large at- was also here on the island for a few x—Express. tendance. After full to Mr. E. A. Crossman and family of doing justice visit. f—Stops on signal. the shore days* Milton opened their beautiful summer *—Daily dinner provided, the visi- except Sunday. Mr. G. Harris home at the s—Sundays only. tors passed the time playing baseball Chesley of Spring- Massachusetts Colony on field, who has C. W. T. GOD1NG. E. L. JORDAN. and taking sails in Mr. Hanson's pow- been attending the Tuesday. Gen. Mgr. Supt. erful launch. Ridge School at Washington. Conn., Capt. and Mrs. Oscar S. Charlesoc the best winter, arrived at Noddte of Stain the Mrs. Antoine Dorticos of Jer- Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Head, the beautiful summer home of W. Bell ISLAND FERRY CO. Shingles sey City is now in resi- and son. Donald W., are at his father, Mr. William A. Harris on dence for the season at her sum- Armordale for the summer. The fam- Double End leavee end last. Mr. Ferry of Friday Harris will not re- ily party includes a new comer to With the kind that the wood from the mer place, and is entertaining her Che- Portland Pier presents dry rot and main on the island for the entire sea- decay sister. Miss Helen Parks, and her beague this summer, it being a four Hour for Peaka Island. from and son as last year, but will resume his Every moisture, repels destuctive insects. It is the stain that we nephew and nieces, the children of weeks' old boy, Donald W. Bell, which studies about the middle of is a sell in Mrs. Frank E. July. happy addition to the Miss 50 rich, artrstic colors and shades, with spe:ial shades to or- Haines, all of Wood- family. FARE 5 CENTS. fords. Miss Katherine McCoy of Cam- Lillian E. Davis, Westbrook, arrived der at no extra cost. Used for clapboard* as well as cn bridge, who is a of the for a few weeks' Special Attention given to comfort shingles Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Needham of stenographer Tuesday visit. or suburban well known Electric of Patrons. Remember who reduced city homes, summer cottages and farm Call Hudson. Mass.. a In- Simplex Heating buildings. gave delightful is the fares Co., spending part of her vacation between Peaks Island and or write for and this formal afternoon at home at their cot- samples prices.—Special week, small or medium at Chebeague this season, and will be I Portland. tage on East End hill from Paint and Saturday a guest at the Island View for George E. MacGowan, Gen Biushes, $c, 10c, 15c 25c. 3 to 6 at which most of the hotel and Cottage Mgr. one week. cottage people were present. Delicious Birch Island refreshments consisting of chicken, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Whitney of nut-butter and cheese sandwiches, Cumberland Mills are at the Jones cot- tage for their first visit where iced olives, fancy crackers. CTiocolate they The boarders at the "Farm House'* HAY'S PAINT 8 and are being entertained their STORE, Free St fudge frappe. were gracefully by daugh- have not all arrived as yet, as there ter, Mrs. F. H. Jones. Mrs. Jones Chebeague served by Misses Dorothy Lane,Doro- are only two, Mr. Doyle and Mrs. Charles H. Paint Co. thy Ball. Bertha Noedham and Helen has occupied her cottage for'several Sargent. Hay four seasons and this year it Taft. charming young ladies of the opened early The for Thompson cottage Is Concert Band. summer Mr. and Mrs. Need- the summer. completed By colony. and is a to ham certainly great addition received in their large living Mrs. William A. Newell of the The Chebeague band rendered a Spring- Island. room, which is exquisitely furnished field, Mass.. Joined her sons and daugh- concert Saturday evening on the Hill Mr. and Mrs. I>. D. Snow have and decorated and the guests after ters. who have been at the "Justa- Crest veranda which was worthy of opened their cottage, this their passing through the dining room gath- mere," for the past two weeks, on being comment. The band Is composed of 17 thirteenth season. James ered on the spacious western veranda Thursday. Mrs. Ne well's Snow i« players, many of whom have only had nephew, their guest. for social chat. The Needham cottage Chester Bliss Bowles, also of instruments since but In Gus Rlcker, trombones; Ell Ross, will later in the summer remain a Spring- December, for is one of the finest on the is P. E. Hall and arrived Ar- island and field. visiting here, he having many family last playing they showed excellent ability bass; Lincoln Hamilton, baritone; few weeks or even longer. This Is week. the owners are most gracious and relatives among the summer of Ernest Hall haa his and good With chie Bo wen, Bradford Hamilton, tym- the first colony playmate, tempo. encourage- family's vacation to Casco hospitable entertainers. the island. Philip Stetson visiting blm. ment this Island will have a musical panum Bay, but for several years they were Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Desmond and Arthur L. of Every cottage is opened but organization of which It may be proud. at Boothbay Harbor daring the sum- Ormsby Everett. Mass.. child of R. are arrived Wyman's, and The following program was rendered •Miss Elizabeth Crocker, daughter mer season. Providence. I., at Camp Monday for a one week's out- Bartley's D. A. Book- Providence at the on the er's and the audleoce of two hundred or of C. A. Crocker of 8prlngfleld, Mas*.. Mr. Massachusetts col- ing Island and will be at the Jobn O. Hoben of Springfield, for six more encored each number Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. of ony weeks, having arrived Fri- Hamilton Villa. This Is Mr. Orms- Dr. FOss made a call here last heartily: Wiley who with his family are occupying the week. Worcester, Mass., arrived here on day two weeks ago. This camp is by's first visit to Island. Laurie cottage for the season, left the Chebeague Program. what was the Albert Sunday and will be registered st the Island formerly A. Miss Ray Pillsbury, a COUSIN'S ISLAND. 1. "Coon Cake Monday for Boston, where he Dickhaut charming Dudes," Walk, Island View Cottage for three weeks. cottage. The cottage of the young from will register at the Hotel Cecil until lady Reading. Mass.. ar- Mr. Prime's was 2. "June late Arthur W. • cottage "Avalon" Roses," Serenade. This Is the first season that Mr. and Dickhaut on the same rived at Bellevue Friday. During the business trip Mr. Cottage last week opened 1st. for tha Southwell Mrs. have at point will soon be taken Mr. and Wednesday, July Wiley spent Chebeague Hoben will have a by and will remain through the month of 3. March and Two complete line of Mrs. Fred of remainder of the season. The guest* 'Traget," 8tep, and without doubt they will be delight- Reynolds Providence. Miss and her sample shoes displayed which were July. Pillsbury friend. at the cottage over the 4th were: Mr. Bernard ed with our Island, as all are who Parties from Milton. Mass.. have Miss Lotta manufactured by the concern he rep- DeMerrltt of Lynn. Mass.. Freeland and children. 4. "Wayside Chapel," Reverie, spend their vacation here. Mr. bought the W. H. Meldram Hovey Madge Wiley resents. Mr. Hoben expects to re- boat house have both made some good strings at and Allan, and Wilson on the Mr. Nelson Seelye. all is of the shipping department of Royal ceive a Rose point shore and have the and if there is a 5. large number of orders during alleys ladles' I of Winchester. "Victor," March, Southwell Worcester Corset Co. this plans for a bungolaw nearby which 6. "Leader" July trip. March. Southwell Miss Hattie Codding of Norfolk. may be started at once. 7. "Inter State," The mails are collected at The Ham- Overture, Mass., Is at the Massachusetts Colony Mrs. Edith W. Stanhouse with four Southwell ilton, Hill Crest and Hamilton Villa to spend the summer with Mrs. B. 8. children and maid arrived from Phi- 8. "Officer of the Hall boxes at 5.15 a. m. and 3.8») p. m. dally Day," March, ladelphia. Pa.. June and *. Codding. and at the West end boxes at 5.00 p. 18th. is do- "Wayup," Galop, Southwell miciled at the E. C. Mr. and Mrs. Allston P. Joyce, city m. dally. An early Monday morning Webber cottage SHE Of II KT off Beach Members of Band: Almon A. Qulm- clerk of Medford, Mass., accompanied collection at the West End Is also avenue. Mr. and Mra. Web- ber have by, leader, Michael Mansfield, Ben. by his family, Mr. and Mrs. Will A. made. Departures and arrivals of removed to their new cot- Hamilton. tage in the rear for the George W. Hamilton, clari- Joyce and son, Ernest A. and Mr. mails at the post office twice dally summer. The last nets; William Ross, John Sea bury, and Mrs. Fred O. Joyce are at the R. now. family summer occupied H. W. mm com® m iuii Clinton Cleaves. Clarence Bowen, Ivan H. Cleaves cottage for the summer. Bowen'a cottage. has been spending a few days with Doughty, cornets; Edwin C. Webber. Mr. came down for a few Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce, Sr., her classmate. Miss Har* T>ester Har- W. Hoben and Ernest Rlcker, Prank last sons. John altos; Bemls. days week, returning Tuesday. He ris at Noddle Head. CuHna Hoben. and Hubert O. Hoben. arrived on the island for have been furnished us and it has been cheer- Mr. Chesley O. Harris returned to by the summer months the latter part of Boston after spending th* Fourth with admitted last week. The are at the fully by "those who know" that his at Noddle Head. He will family they family Laurie cottage. return to Chebeaicue later In the could not be excelled in Mr. A. C. Wfit of comfortable and artistic month for the remainder of the sum- Bo«ton. Mm, the 4th of mer. spent July with hla wife md furnishment by any house in America. We've .nd child who are spending the summer got CARRIAQE BOAT Mr. Thorn** J. FrawT of Beverly, month* with Mrs. Hamilton's Mu* retained homo »ft«r parents, the goods! yesterday. Mr. and Mra. Harry I* Hamilton. Mr. ■pending * few day* here aa the gueat Went returned home morning SPONGES of Messrs. snd Lant. Mr. Monday Crowley Miss Frsser Is of the PostolBr* department Mildred Brlgham. daughter of LARQE SUBSTANTIAL In his city. Adjutant General William H. Brlgham cMoral: Go to of Masaachusetts, Is being entertained s we'll attended Tuesday evening by Mr. snd Mrs. H. C. Xeedham ones that will meeting wss held Crest Hall give good In Hill at their cottage. the purpose of which was to devise service at to D. Curtis 33c 50c each. wsys snd mean* for raNIng fnnd« for Ntckerson. president of the Nlckeraon Hoods of Leo the new rhapel to be built on the Is- Dry Co. mltiter. Mass. Is land. Several plana were discussed being entertained at the Rummer home and r..mmltta** appointed at the meet of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Herbert C. Hay's Sons, In* to be held Tuesday evening next Ke*dham. Mr. Nlckerson Is one of the cltlsens hi* MIDDLE Definite arrangement a will be then leading of ST. town made. A cordial Invitation Is extend- having represented the same In the Maaaarhusetta AT THE OLD STORE. ed to all to be present The meeting Leglalature. and he Is also Identified with all movements boar Is at 8 p. m. that work for the advancement Lw- Mr. of Prank Appleton and John P. mister. Jones, two well known young men Mrs. N. H. Brown and of of Beverly. Mass. were tbe guests of daughter Greenfield. the "TO years M Free Messrs. Crowley and Lont at tbe Haas- Man*, arrived at St., "Cleave® Villa," Tuesday to remain of success" Portland.