VOL. XII. NO. 18. PORTLAND, MAINE. SEPTEMBER 12.1912. THURSpAY, PRICK FIVE CENTS, Boom At Bustin's. Review of Summer. NOW'g THB TIUB MONEY frakfi Salanh BEIN0 RAISED FOR fcOT- •i^tON FULLY UP TO AVERAGE IfaiiH? TAGE HALL. YEAR. UbIpIt t Ram*. flamutrr Other Evidences of » ProgrtMivi Com- Odtlook For N«xt Y«ar Most Auspi- BUY munity Spirit.' cious. 3*ta& : CUwco YOURSELF A v Artttt An epidemic of the moat virulent has *3 Bag. it been a common remark ■ 1111 type has out recently broken among throughout the bay that this was a bad the realdenta of Buatlna ialand, but summer and It must be admitted that for this need cause no fear years RANGE aihong compared to the brilliant seasons that pAMOUS FOR the USE IN Inhabitants of other of Caaco YOUR parts the Bay baa enjoyed the during past In fact, the more for its bay. lofebtloua this fstr years it was somewhat slack. unequalled disease proves to be, the better It Bat it was not a bad year or will anywhere liberal man- please everyone with the welfare near it and a (lance at the hotel location, •- regis- JL « of Casco "> * «»■ •* Bay at heart. For the -Bus- ters will KITCHEN THIS V prove this assertion beyond a tin's people have agement snd fine shore WINtER been afflicted with question. This was more true at the the The at -work-together fever and they have islands further removed from the city following Ranges low got !t in its than dinners. remarkably prices: strongest form. The fever the nearer ones, owing to the Everything is said to have been caught at the fact that the summer colonies at such of the modern. Electric meetings society known as the places are more regular and less float- Bustlns Island Cottage Association, an ing than those at more easily reached organization lights, steam heat, pri- which has been holding resorts. But islands like Pesks Island. meetings here for several Household, years and Long, and the Diamonds, were well vate etc. It has been ever since dining rooms, Its foundation a patronized by visiting tourists. Man- Stewart, considerable time will ago, continually ager Ralph E. Rowe reports a very fair Accomodates for 500. Oakland. working rhe welfare and better- season at the popular Peaks Island pay you ment of the Island with all the re* House and cottages on the island were Acorn, sources at its much Send for 1913 to command, having at va- In demand. The same state- booklet ana rious times raised money by Bales snd ment holds true at Long Island where examine different scrts of Round Oak entertainments for Proprietors Ernest Ponce and Charles early. many our public improvements, such aa Cushlng entertained their usual crowd Chief; the public floats. At a recent of stock meeting guests at the Granite Spting Hotel of this a aid besides a Full association, committee of Casco Bay House. The Dia- three was before appointed from among Ks monds have perhaps the most regular Line of Parlor most and energetic hard-working colonies of any of the nearer islands going members, of Stoves. composed i.Mr. Norris F. and all the cottages were filled. ENEMARK'S elsewhere. Comley of Lexington. Mass.; Mr. F. Littlejohn's and Cousins 1WIIMIH!1 were as full X. Grant of Portland and Mr. of Russell attractions for the visitors as ever UPTOWN PLACi DOWNTOWN PLACE of iMass. This and the Merrimac. committee Is Rockmere House wss turning CONCRKSS SQ. Telephone* OPP. CITY HALL to hare of a new charge erecting hall guests away in the height of the sea- "Special Attention—Oar "Uptown" le equipped with there, which will be Mtl tad used for church son. At Bustins. with its enthusiastic cltto VtitlBf Parlor*. Parcels chocked free. meeting'!, rociais and crowd of public enter- summer residents, a success- tainments of sort. The ful every building year is always a certainty and the la to cost and $1500 already the com- recent land boom there bids fair to mittee has raise something over $300 on it into tne lead among the differ- ter. nana to tnis end. It is ent proposed to islands of the bay. Great Che- South Mrs. W. raise A. McCandleae and family the balance which is boague a far Harpswell, necessary enjoyed more prosperous will occupy their cottage "Drumtocta- by means of issuing stock at ten dol- year than last, something In direct PEOPLE LEAVING STEADILY. ty" in the Auburn colony until the lars a ehare, paying 4 per cent dlvi- contradiction to the generally FEW REMAIN. end of next R. dends to accepted week, when they will re- S. investors. The effort to beliefs. But the DAVIS statement is borne turn to their borne in St. Louis. Mo. raise Complete the money is meeting with a out by the facts. Homefurnish'rs,CO., Proprietor Charles W. Season Has Been (Mr W. A. MoCandless, leaves most and Fairly Prosperous Jr.. Corner gratifying ready response Hamilton at the Hill Crest the and from reports Ons. shortly for Khaca. N. Y.. where he will Exch&n^e Federal the residents of the island and bast season that Sts., he has ever enter Cornell this fall. the success of the enjoyed Mrs. Levi O. Brown of University F. E. enterprise Is prac- while Mr. H. W. Caldwell's new Farmington. HASKELL, President. who has Mrs. M. A. Packard and Torrls F. Comley of the three week for their home in Boston. bard will at their licans. proved to be thronging hotels and occupy- They stay cottage here I unexpectedly weak. It Lexington. Mass.. who is well tbe have been at their until I was in the known ing many cottages, to which sev- cottage in the Au- the end of next week when In the election of this Monday the rural districts, as a they however, practical horticulturist, has ac- eral additions have been burn colony all the summer and have will leave for their home. have came into that he met his Waterloo. made. They Republicans powec in Maine Under the quired twenty-five acres of land a most most In the Bailey Island with its summer passed delightful vacation here passed a delightful time here this politics by a clean favorable weather conditions the central resi- | making nearly part of the island from Mer- dents who this year. summer and farmers went to the come year after year en- every year they spend sweep through the whole state. The polls with the in- rill and Sweet, and will tention of shortly bring joyed a thoroughly representative •Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blake of Maiden. here only strengthens their convic- election was close although It was restoring the Republican down his crew of expert workmen year, with Mass., left last week for tion that there is no like soon seen what the party to power and the accommodations at a de- Boston where place Harps- way tide was tend- Democratic from Lexington to clear the mand well defeat be land, all through the hotels and Mrs. Blake Is going to attend the fu- ing and the final result became more may traced directly to this which he will then divide into source. What cottage boarding-houses. So if this neral of her brother, R. H. Dr. and Mrs. and more apparent as the returns bearing, if any, this lots. Moreover at year Capt. Hyde. Duncan Johnson of Bal- the present time. which was so will return later in came in. election will have on the disastrous to summer They the month timore. Md.. who have been William T. Haines, of Water- National 'Mr. Frederick B. one of spend- 1 Fuller, the resorts throughout the was for a few days be/ore the vllle, defeated Governor Frederick election in November, is difficult to de- country leaving place ing the entire summer at the Q. R. W. prominent attorneys of Boston, and a weathered so for Plalsted a termine. The questions at successfully here, the good. Johnson house, left last for by plurality of slightly stake on member of the B. I. C. A., is engaged residents Saturday over Monday were may certainly pluck up their Mr. and (Mrs. R. M. Hubbard left their home, after a most 3000, while Congressman Frank purely local In their in looking up articles of hearts enjoyable nature and incorpora- with tbe assurance that the the vacation. Dr. E. Guernsey and Asher C. the the Progressive and Con- tion with a view point Monday and have gone to Johnson will resume his Hinds, towards incorporat- summer will servative factions of the' approaching be a banner their home in St. Louis, for the winter. duties in October as Republican nominees from the fourth Republican ing the island. Mr. Fuller is one professor of making In every respect. Miss at and first district were party tem|>orarlly forgot their a Harvcv. also of St. Loui*. who botany Johns Hopkins re-elected by difTer- special study of the plans at Squir- University. ! ences and united has been their guest left with them, Mr. EMon slightly increaaed majorities. Forrest agalnHt their common rel Island, and it is probable that the Campbell of West New- Goodwin in the enemy. From this time ones while Miss Addie White who has been ton. Mass.. who has third district gained a I on, however, at Bust ins will be modeled tc- been actkng as of 700 over I the Taft and Roosevelt some visiting them for the past month, pre- frieght at the majority Congressman parties will extent upon these. The people agent steamer land- Samuel W. Gould. necessarily be In at Successful ceded them by a few days, on left last The only success- directly opposed their Bustins are certainly to be congrat- Season. going ing Sunday for his home, af- ful actions while the Democrats Saturday. ter several months' Democratic candidate wan Con- will still ulated upon their community spirt stay at the Strout gressman D. J. remain as a unit. Haines has Mr. and Mrs. W. House. McGilllcuddy in the already and with other Islands following their MR. CALDWELL MAS HAD PROS- K. Dana will as second stated that his election was due usual at district, while five Democratic to the lead, there are surely sunny da>* PEROUS SUMMER. stay Harpswell late in the! Mies Kate Silver of Rumford. and sheriffs came firm support of the season not out victorious. The Progressive ele- ahead for Casco Bay. planning to return to .Miss Kthel Philbrick of Hebron, left State ! ment behind him. and a number the4r home in legislature Is also Republican of Re- ,J Westbrook until the recently for their homes. Review of Season and Plant for respective although the contest was close. In the publican leaders who have taken the Next end of the month. The Danas have been Year. always They staying at the Strout House honors were close but 23 stump for him In his campaign, have come early and go late, a custom House Re- Good and have made many friends senators to gone on record as to Steamer Service. The new which is publican eight Democratic bitterly opposed amusement enterprises at every year becoming more for themselves among the summer insure a the election of Taft and In the with those Republican majority on a favor of Kast End of Chebeague were ex- popular who try it. residents. With Joint ballot. Cumberland ran Roosevelt. this taken into HAS BEEN MOST EXCELLENT ceedingly well patronized in wMm. County this their George Shepherd Page, with Mr. and lMfirs. E. F. Packard and Mr. counter to the consideration, the THIS first year and her son greater |»art of the state, Republican majority SUMMER. the prospects for suc- and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. and Mm. Frank lis rendered L. Packard of Lew- the Democrats electing the entire unimportant and while the ceeding summers are most Page, who have auspicious Harry been spending Iston. returned to their homes Iwt ticket a election will be It seems as in most county by small majority. In close. Boat* Well Kept and Schedule every way. The fine new assembly of the summer here, left last after the Very hall week, passing the greater ipart contest for sheriff. ; though Governor Wilson should carry has been a feature of summer life wek fcr an automobile Moulton, Convenient. trip through of the season at their handsome sum- the Democratic ! the state this fall. such this year, and the White nominee, out-distanced However, the dances there have Mour»iins. planning to re- mer home statements are With the beginning of the "Fracatl." both Trefethen and Graham, his Re- but conjectures and Septem been enjoyed by hosts of The turn here In about ten ber schedule people. days. Dr. Jesse publican and | time alone will tell what the future and the approaching In- amateur Oreenman of Chicago. Ill- Prohibition candidates, nights every week have Mr. I^lie Lord, who hss been stallation of the fall time table, it la nlahed fur-1 visit- Joined his family last week )i«-r«-. winning by a comfortable may bring. great amusement to both his mother margin. par- ing J-Yfrs. H. G. 1-ord, st thev -been While a number of certainly only Juat to aay a few words ticipants and liave occupying "'Casco large independent spectators and it will her cottage here, returned vote* with regard to the fine steamer ser- be last week Rest" cottage since the first of were attracted to the last-named, Subscribe for the Breeze, and learn laurely welccme news that will to hi* home in part vie* that the £•<«• they | Newark. X. J., after a June. he to make as what ('aaco Bay and Harps- continued Dr. Oreenman is with the Field failed strong a showing la happening on your island. every we«k next sum- delightful two weeks her*. well Hnea have been their mer. Mrs. Ix>rd Museum and is assistant of giving pat- This hall has b«»en also the scene professor will occupy her cottsge here until the rona upon the iaianda. With «o many fcf some splendid recitals by the best 17th when *he will leave on inland* to attend to and the dif- for the win- (Continued Page 2.) great talent of Portland and an 1 ficulty occasioned «u to meet vicinity, trying IpportunHy for hearing the best mu- the r»e Is respons- nn» Lunch drop try pen find Bay |tj* that I Urrt thee lt<«. drtr Irifixt. Sets, Flasks, Travelling ible wss At wood to Til I ran M thtt «ro that will bringing Harry anH fhvI thee ; something fit your hand. I " not Clocks, Toilet Hand and accurately Little Chebesgue for hla hydro- aero- that my life it far frrrm tKim- Sets. Bags (bat I thai! mt«r plane flights and Godlog thee thra the tominf year* many smaller articles. In all the lat- surely has the heartfelt thanks of "i r~»l» th*t wt'w livH it nat. heart. est leathers makers. all over from the best oeople the bar who witnessed Tl thing which we two lorer* need to know. kH r>ihrr those flights. We sre speaking for tbs whtch Muff wrre pathway*fair WILLIAM W. ROBERTS CO. residents of Casco Bay In wishing V*- ••"""* • Mmacer Oodlng s year of unparallel- r"*l •• know that when a la done SHORT & HARMON ed success In tMn| 0RIN6, 1912. t>a« H on anH gently let H re*t I other realm* STATIONERS which need it for their own. MONUMENT SQUARE nd hi oor own aetetve ami certain way. 233 Middle St. Send In your subscription *o the Me. chor^r a Portland, freest and know hmader path which teada >i« you will then tbs to yVter a •Afferent world with newer aeenea happenings of tbs Islands. If you InH greater tore a ■ore of a ead the Brssss wonky greater day. you get the news. —Grace M. Brown seven, and this certainly {fives them a right to lay claim to the champion- ship of the bay. The succeM of the ¥ Island team was in measure due to M. *■»»•»'• Bailey large the YORK, Wand, Me. terrific batting and general all-round Woodbine coluge, playing of "Homenin Fred" Jchrson. MRS. HUMPHREY S. S1NNETT. Prop. the big ftrst-sacker, while •"Harve" Casco the Bay's and Review of season.—Looking Dcughty behind the bat cut down Bailey's Island, Maine. Leading Grocery back over the summer months which many an ambitious = base-runner. Popular board houae on General have with almost in- in* this part of Store passed speed "Bimbo" Doughty and E. Johnson tha inland with Una accommodation* for is one's first that credible, it thought were the matn-Etays in the box and •ixty (Mat*. Tha c ham bar* are larvr. Here the trade is assured nicaly furniahad and hava ocaan viaw. of the whereas at many places throughout that they did their work well Is getting best Una table aupptiad with tha baat as — always, the country, the past season was a obtain- .and for we shown by a glmpse of opposing teams, ■Ma. Bathing. Baa tins and Ffihing naar quality have in stock the at whole sum- bad one. Bailey's the averages. tha houar. Opan until October 1. Rata* batting and best mer was up to the average . al- circular* on application. obtainable. Mr. W. T. Brown returned to the is- thouKh not as successful as some re; Prices is our land last Friday and rejoined his fam- Right motto, and A Satisfied cent ones. The first part of the sum- Customer Hy here for a few days. left is iwr as UMial saw the old stand- | They always our aim. only for ; St. Davids. Pa., on Tuesday of this charming summer bys making their appearance, the -peo- cottage "Restablt" riet Luckev will occupy the pictur- Oar Meat having spexvt since in until the first Department is better stocked who have been coming to the Is- week, early part of October. If not esque here than ever, ple at Mrs. D. S. Barker's l.wkey cottage until the July bungalow, later. The come ear- and fresh are land for year after year, and without Sleepers always last of this month, having as usual invoices received the "Ripple."* ly and go late, daily. whom the tplace could hardly appear thinking rightly that spent-the whole summer there. The Remember— if Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Taber there Is no lovelier time you want the the same. The last part of July and of Phila- in Casco Bay little Luckey studio has been the best,trade at our store. delphia. who passed last summer at than the late spring End fall. Teams cover all the first pan of August, although early scene of many delightful little teas parts of the island several times Miss Laura J. Ash more'8 the H. ■ more discouraging and disagreeable cottage Mrs. Wallace Smith of K'tw this summer a? in former years and —. .ll ! "Breezes'" arrived here this week to will daily,. weather has rarely been seen or heard 1 York, remain at the "Crass" those who were present will remem- .Telephone, us.Aay time* spend the month of Dur- of here, nevertheless, ushered in the September. j through the rest of the month with ber them longingly in the winter days. ing their stay they will occupy Mrs. ! her Mrs. usual crowd of summer visitors and mother. Gertrude ilcane. Professor T. ! E. Sydney Skidmore left ■ not one of them >went at the L. Bluxome's bungalow in the Pas- Mr. Smith, who left last W !■ ■I1PI but away week to re- the Island last week for his heme in end o? the month with words of ! tures together with Mrs. Bluxome. i sume his duties with bailcy praise the Fownes Philadelphia to attend the opening of THF1111- lOHN^ON island; maine Mr. and Mrs. Taber are going to have Glove will for the island, upon his lips. Septem- I Comany. return the first the Normal H. F, i a new built for them here of Philadelphia school, Jehnsort, Proprietor. ber so far has been marked by abso- cottage October to Join them for a few where he a JVIHUVil^ is member of the faculty. And COTTAC|t •"* P^wn Juire to and and which they *rlll occupy next year. days before 0 ,15 October Li lutely perfect days nights j J leaving. Mrs. Skidmore. however, will remain Vi- the island bids fair to be well populat- Mrs. D. S. Barker and Mr. and Mrs. (Mrs. H. N. Stokes and at "Rose | Miss Dorothy Ledge" cottage until the lat- *•*»«««* «t the. south rnd of the el until late in the But num- A. F. D. Streuli will remain here ■alandi^T,ti'un? near Little year. for Stokes will leave the island ter part of the month. Harbor. The Johnson and «*! shortly tarns -contain thirty all bers are rfter all a minor considera- some time to come at Mrs. Barker's and return to their home In room*, pfeaaant and airy | Washing- Bathroom and separata toilet on in the true of summer the a«cond floor. Table tion determining worth home, '"Breakers." Mrs. ton. D. C.. after the entire wpplM with biti thf market 1 spending SOUTH iffonis a summer ! Barker and Mrs. Streuli HARPSWELL. Kr"h resort. At Bailey's there have been summer at their cottage in the Past- milk. «**». poultry and vegetable* raised on the premise*. seemr to be a certain here all summer but 'Mr. Streuli has ures. Bathing. Boa tine* >mdKi,hwna h"11 atmosphere j ■n*. Rate* on application. indescribable but nevertheless notice- only recently returned to the Island (Continued from I Mm. A. C. Colton. who has been as page 1). able of refinement and cultivation after 'being awa>v all through August. i usual occupying her pretty cottage atid the personnel of the summer col- Mr. F. T. Thurston and of family "Morningside" on Summer Hill since at of H. F. ony is such as few places can boast D. botany tl*e University Chicago. Johnson. Washington. C.. return within the early in the summer, will remain He is of. The wholesome being visited by his brother. R«pairinf Promptly Done. work-to-gether next few days to their home after there for a few days yet before re- Dr. Milton Greenman. who is a mem- community spirit which has always passing the greater part of the sum- to turning her home in South Arling- ber of the faculty at Wistar Institute been the feature of the place was nev- mer at their cottage on the cliffs. ton. Mar?. She expects to leave Bai- in Philadelphia. They will remain er better shown than this summer. Miss Mabel Thurston will resume her ley's about the middle of the month. down until the end of the week. The formal opening of the public libra- work upon the staff of the Youth's Professor and Mrs. Frank H. Rob- The Auburn ry. representing years of patient and Companion. colony brings its sea- son and family of Worcester. Mass.. son to a close on af- persistent work, was in every way the Mrs. September 16. M. C. Pearson and Miss May who have been a ROBINHOOD ffsi'rt'fiSrE? event of the season, and the two occupying the Denny ter year which has been a success- INN big Pearson of Hartford. leave Conn., cottage on Summer Hill since the ful one In spite of the me iaeai location on the Island —situated entertainments which were given to about the discouraging middle of the month for first part of left a on the east end and celebrate the happening were beyond July, few days ago weather All the cottages have been in fall view of the their home. They have been spend- after a ocean. Beautiful a doubt the social events "par excel- passing delightful summer. taken as usual and the tennis courts pine groves and walks ing the summer since early in June Professor Robson around the The lence" of the whole summer. Other returns to resume and bowling alleys, -with the weekly house. house is modern in at "Spindrift"cottage -near Little Har- his duties as the — entertainments were numerous. Miss head master of the dances hare all combined to make every respect toilets, batbs and sewerage. bor and will leave reluctantly after Bancroft School at Josephine Thorpe's folk-song recital Worcester, which the past summer one to be remember- a thoroughly delightful and charming opens in a short time. ed Rates and Circulars ear)y in the summer will long be re- longingly by those who enjoyed Its upon application. summer. Mr. memoerea by tncse present ana tne end Mrs. Edwin Tolles of Hart- pleasures. Open June 15 to September 15 Mrs. W. E. Cope, with Miss uMar- quaint Peasant dances given by the ford, Conn., will remain for a few .MY. Warren Watson is expected to Long Distance in the House. ' garetta and Mr. Edwin Telephone Folk Dance class were the moat Cope Ccpe days at their beautifully situated come down here this week h» order left for home in on Tues- charming series of pictures ever wit- Philadelphia cottage "EdgecllfT," before leav- to spend a week with his mother, day of this week after the nessed here. Teas and parties of vari- passing ing the island. 'Mr. Tolles has been Mrs. F. O. Watson. He has been much greater part of the summer here. ous sorts were being continually given recovering rapidly from his recent ill- missed by his many friends at Harps- This was their first vLslt to the island as in former years, and all these hap- ness and does not wish to leave until well this year and tt will surely be a and they were all more than it pennings big and little are things delight- becomes absolutely necessary. pleasure to them to hare him for even ed with it. E,. E. "land- which will Mr. Edgar Cope enters such a short SINNETT be longingly remembered MiaB Fannie Eferoad of Baltimore. stay. Mrs. Watson will DEALER IN FIRhe medical here on the Is- weeks, left last for their home J.. about Sept. 25. accommodated. school of the of New York, PLUMBING flt.. Windmills, Monday University land we can aave Mr. has been T*nk», Pn m pa in t3ast Orange. Miss Thorpe will and Mrs. A. C. Burnham and M. 'Ward and sons, the well-known working In the Tufts College this yon money If you Pip® etc. not leave until next week. family of Newton, Mass.. left the is- plumbers, who have their summer laboratory summer. Fitting, land on Friday of last week for their at Mr. and Mrs. i*. W. will trade with Cottagn plumbing So successful was the folk-dance re- headquarters this island will leave Spauldlng will CONTRACTORS • "P»cUI»y. Ex- ortal last week that another perform- home, having been down at their beau- around the emd of the month for their as usual stay up late this summer, as. Homtoffl**. North Sebago, Me. tiful pert workmen. ance was given on Mtoruday in Cottage summer home for the greater winter home in North Sebago The not proposing to leave their summer of the hall The program was similar to that part season. Mrs. Burnham is summer has been a moat prosperous home at Ash Point until September of tfan first day. with the addition of roost enthusiastic about the prospects one for the members of the concern 20 In his graceful yacht "Shearwa- an original figure charmingly done by for the library next year, and ex- and they have had their hands full alll ter III" Mr. Spauldlng has sailed a Misses Jocelyn Woodman and {Cather- pects to make it even better than at year to attend to the orders which great deal this year, and she is well the time. ine 'Burnett. Those who took part present they have received. At the present known all along the coast were: Misses Wynna Wright, Bettle Mr. James G. Stetson will close his time they are doing some work for Judge and Mrs. Charles P. Sher- Buffam. Ruth Cain. Katherine Wayne, deservedly popular Ice cream and •>ir. J. c. Armstrong which they ex- man of who have fol- tll«jr laUad, PJhlladelphla, Mr*,nwm. r.u K.*-■ CramWN Margaret Stonett. Katherine Burnett confectionery establishment at Mack- pect to finish this week or next. their usual custom, been lowing spend- Ideal summer home with a bountiful and Jocelyn Woodman. All the par- erel Cove Landing either this week or R. S. Davis Co., Portland, is the ing the entire summer at their charm- in table, including aaa food abundanoe. Handy to whurf and ticipants were dressed in peasant next and move his family to his win- real quality store for house furnish- lifr summer home at Ash Point, will postoffloe, beach. Open June ZS to October 1. lUtn on costume making a quaintly charming ter home at Wayne. The closing of the ings and is known everywhere. Adv. leave for their home on September 15. application. Transient* accommodated scene. The were donated store will 'he a source of much are Dlnntri m 5p*ctaltr proceeds regret Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Armstrong of The Shermans old residents of towards on hall. to the residents of the island repairs Cottage who still Morrlsrtown, N\ J. have left the Island IferpsweM, but every year their ad- remain for It is common knrtwleriirp •Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Gtbson and for home, departing on Tuesday of nlratton and love for it becomes that for the acme of family of North Andover. Mass., who very quality this week. Mrs. Armstrong's sister. a.ranger. there is nowhere anything that class- have been occupying thrtr pretty new Miss Minnie Fairohlld. who has been Mrs. ITIric Dahlgren with her two es with the St«t»on good* bungalow on Summer Hill since the staying here with them, will reman ions. ilJIrtc Jr. and Joseph, left the STETSON S ICE CREAM PARLOR Mrs. first part of August, left the island re- S. W. Coffin of St. Davids. Pa., until the first of October with joint on and sail on This is the together Monday Septem- place to get delicious ice cream, the best to cently. much delighted wKh this, their with her three children MIm Cather- her guest. Miss Blanche Beach of ber 12 for Germany. During the winter possible make. We also deliver in bricks or Our first Reason In their new summer ine. and (Messrs. Wlnthrop, Jr., and •Morrlstown. tiie boys will go to school at Haublnda. by quart gallon. candy department returned is Stetson's famous Caramels home. Seymour Coffin, last week to Mrs. Flora M. Hall of vhlle Mrs Dahlgren will stay until unequalled. and Home Made Candies their home, after passing a and Worcester, made on the Mr. Alexander M. Wilson, director happy Mass., according to her usual custom february with relatives at Neustadt. daily premises Box Candies, Fruit, Souvenir pleasant summer at the Soda, of health and charities in Philadelphia Hluxome will sp«md the month of September »r. Dahlgren will go over to Europe in Goods, Postal Cards, etc. for bungalow In the Pastures. Agents Magazines, Papers, etc. Our arrived at the Island last week and here, although she has not been down february and will carry on experi- contains the latest Miss In circulating library books—only 2 cents a Joined his family in the "Barnacle" Ida Waugh leaves this week during the past summer. She arrived ments Naples. Italy, at the Marine day. cottage in Maiden I^ane. The Wil- for her winter home In Redding Ridge. last week and Is now occupying h*r laboratory on his mfbject of light in JAMES C. STETSON - Bailey Island. sons will remain here urvtl the latter Conn., after having been at her quaint cottage "Breezemere" on Summer Mien part of September before returning Httle bungalow near little Harbor Hill, where She will stay during ber Better lay In your supply of house home for the winter. since* the early part of June. She sojourn. furnishings now for your cottage ruiDi cc c THAU AC I Carpenter and Bnilder •will be joined In ImAKLLj 3. The Johnson House ss in the past Redding Ridge by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Partington of next year ami have tt r«wly when you IiiUMAj { BAILEY ISLAND, ME. Mias Amy RlaixAiard. who has been come. R. 8. Davis four years has been almost crowded Washington. visiting at present 'Miss Fields mer board organising on 9. of Brook line. here, left a few days ago and will September Miss Helen and Mr. Clyde Brown, Ji. The "Spray" cottage has a spend some time vtsltlng Mrs. Ed ward mjoyed leave for Cheir home In Larch moil Mr. and Mrs Henry Free with Mr. most successful season and Mr. Neu- 9. Quimby at her home In Brldge- N. Y., on September 1(. They hat* Free's parents of I^ewlston. who have VETERAN n man Is contemplating servers! fuvin bailey hampton. Ix>ng Island. N. T. Improve- been occupying the Symonds cotta# been occupying one orf the Mandevllle BOAT BUILDER CIWMFTT island, ments next summer. UAflU Y. jINNd I MAINE Mra. J. 8. Seward and her sister. here since the early part of ths sum- rntfsgnn here since the first of Au- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Designer of the f'neo M-tss lAura Kimber left the Island Day of Washing- mer and have been great 17 delights gust. win not leave for home until Bay Hampton motor and plaaiora boat*. Boat* ton. D. C., left the Islsnd on of all this Monday for Raat Orange. N. J., Wednes- with their first year at Bailey's, >t. the latter part of the month as they klndt mada to ordar. Affant for letett In their deelgoa engine*, eto. having spent the greater part of the day for home. Mr. and TAra. Brown Is solicitor for the New have been much delighted with all Hnppllea of all Toi klnda, Including piping, fitting*, parte, oil*, etc. Private Hummer here. Dr. Seward will f- pay have not been up here as long as Central railroad their experiences so far at Harpswell. wharf at Mackerel Cove, where boete can be usual this year, hairing come rented by tbe or maln for some time later, returning only Mr. and iMrs. James H. Paton ail Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jones of day boar. down to their cottage the first of Au- | about tffie 20th of retui Boston. Mass., left ttielr summer family Newtonvllls, Mass.. Point, left hare U-wt gust. home at Haskell Island last week week and are now the rartous of the IMr. Perry MacNeHle will return ed a few dary« ago to their homes af- at their part bey. Mr snd Mrs. R. H. Woodman home In I.*ncaater. Pa. The next Thursday to Ms home in Sum- and ter a delightful vacation here. Th« ter passing the whole season there. Btln«r'» Dr. ft/id Mrs. J. 8. will the Misses Winifred and have been com In* here for Kln**l»»r mit. N. J., after spending the first Joce|yn have been occupying the Skldt They were the last family to leave at learns for their liomM at Tufta Col- Woodman of Brooklyn. N. many y»»arn and hare never yet fonnd part of the month here. The rest of Y, win bungalow during tbelr stay and th< HaSkelto, the others going the first of leva. Mas*, next week. where any place *Mrh com- Dr. Che will for a few leave this weefc tor their home, a de- but the week. they thought will family stay days have nothing praise for the Islant pared with Klnitslej reaume his work as pro- parture which is mm*) regretted HarpwwHl In my particu- later, leaving on Sept. It. by Tbe Woodbine Mrs. H. 8. Sir Mr. and Mrs. J4. Flrcplace Wood • Specialty FALMOUTH HOTEL Vegetable Compound has done me. I took eight bottles and it did wonders Hardware, Paints and Oils, Varnishes, etc. for as I was a Typical Japanese Garden. me, nervous wreck when 1 began it. I shall always a word for it to taking Market at West Harpswell all PO*Tl AND, MAINE speak good my friends."—Mrs. Joils A. Thompson, Box 8, Delivery over South Harpswell rice field on dark nights to meet their Newport Center, Vermont. sweethearts. and Letter from European American Plan The Japanese fireflies are much Miss Grace Dodds, Bethlehem, N.H. larger and more Bethlehem, N.H.—'' give brighter and By working very hard, sweeping carpets, washing. steady light than those seen in Eu- Ironing, lifting heavy baskets of clothes, etc., I all run down. I was Most Located sick in got Centrally or America. bed every month. Aucocisco House rope In old *' Hote; in Portland days many This last pcor Spring my mother got Lydia EL Pinkham's Com- Japanese students, unable tc buy for and Vegetable Com* to the G«m of pound me, already I feel like another ac CUff, Matelilau Cue* Baj candles, were wont to fireflies girl. I regular and do Cliff island, Me. gather not have the pains that I did, and do not have MBS. K. Fields, woods, cool breecas. bath* * to go to bed. 1 will tell all B. BATCHELOB surf, fishing, J. J. In a bag and read their books by their friends what the 1 boar's sail POOLER, Proprietor my Compound is doing for me."—Miss Gxacix B. Dodds, Proprietor lng, yachting. Only from Portland. light. The Hotaru-kago (firefly cage), Box 133, Bethlehem, N.H. made of fine laces, placed on the For 30 years E. Pinkham's veranda or hung among the trees in Lydla Vegetable Compound has been the standard for fe- the garden, gives almost as a remedy EAT bright male ills. No one sick with woman's aliments at the light as the stone large lanterns, but does Justice to herself who will not try this fa- BCECHWOOD. CLIFF ISLAND much more quaint and dreamy. mous medicine, made from roots and herbs, it New—Opened May, 1912. MRS. C. E. PETTENGILL, LUNCH KUND CART Fireflies are plentiful everywhere In has restored so many suffering women to health. Prop. located near entrance to Accommodates 49 Jjo* Greenwood Japan. They are not at all afraid of iwuinond I gamts. Dining Every amusement (or guests. The Garden. Under new management and ev- fc^BaAHtlw—UttinonhbwriTmtttd room iett« 6~) human and will often truthful. The original of each came to ua comfortably. air of the sea braces erything sanitary. beings, alight antirely Superb appetite. Yacht- the unsolicited. ere sincere of view from all room*. upon dress, and even on the hair They expre**ion* gratitude for | lag. Bathing and r. S. MUNSON. prop. actual Pishing. or hands. It is benefit* received from the medicine. Cart No. I at Old Orchard not seldom that fire- flies fly into one's pockets or sleeves. During the daytime fireflies W. S. RENT sleep under the shelter of grasses near PLEASE REMEMBER we are just as anxious to streams or In GROCERIES AMD PROVISIONS ponds. this state they serve you to the last moment as we are at the are terribly ugly. Rut as soon as the begin- Ice Cream. Soft of the season. Confectionery, Fruit, ■un sinks beyond the western hills Drink*, Cigar*, Tobacco, etc. lautdry ning and tbe darkness to We thank Agency. Delivery on both islands. evening begins you for your patronage this summer. gather they wake from slumber and We Lead You Littlejohns and Cousin's Island light their tiny gleam of greenish-yel- COBB, Cliff Island low. At first they are timid and will H. S. SAWYER not venture from their hiding place To LPTLFJOHN'S IM V'D Fortune and until It Is life Ice Cream Parlor utterly dark. Hut some of Happy Sunset House the more brave and At Ike Head of (tee Wksrl restless attempt in California Confectionery. Cigar* and >s• M.P.. food, qulekpat grasses, which seem almost trans- buy land—get winners, I. Cleansing, Preaainf and Repairing. vice, reasonable the great Panama Canal will soon be snd can 2 ant amo sufficient crowd has been collected the KIDNEYS BLADDER minister will preach on Sabbath ob- F. 4 C. B, NASH CO. servance YORK & JACKSON 3M-3M FO* IT. Tbe plan la to reach both tbe auto* Haw Portland Thoatro Building 11 Protrto St, Portland, Molna mobile parties and tbe crowds lu*t Tel. 323M usually line the street* to see the gay f\T m vv * *»n v/i u parties whig ps»U | Wholooalo Wartroomo, 227 Fodoral St, Portland, Ma. uLING TO OLD DESIGNATION

- - Sporting Language That Waa Uaad in Motor Boats For Sale the Middle Agaa la 8till Good Also Fox Marine Motors. Bowling Pictures Form Moving En- Dancing Today. Hailiday Stationary gines. Perfex ignition sys- - - Much of the language used In vari- tem. supplies, repairing, Baseball ous * for Tennis la our overhauling. Gasolene '• ports Inheritance from the Shooting •ale. Summer Resort Journal in New middle a gee. Different kinds of beasts Largest England WM. H. when in companies were ROHR, At Eastern Published Every distinguished 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF. Landing, Chebsagus Island bj their own particular epithet, which PORTLAND. Finest Thursday Afternoon waa rap posed to be in sense manner Bowling Alleys in the Bay. Six newly fitted regulation al- lescriptive of the hablta of the ani- leys, and Prom Jane to September and on the Last Thursday In Each Month LAUNCH FOR brilliantly lighted perfectly adjusted. mals. To use the wrong form of PARTIES from Otober to May. these The launch Florence at the new words subjected the T. (or sailing Dancing Assembly Hall, every Tuesday, Thursday and would-be sports- fcbout the bay. Row boats CROWLEY & man to ridicule. to let hy Saturday. Three piece orchestra. LUNT, Editors and honr, day or week at reasonable Publishers of Many these terms hare charges. Pictures at Office, 92 Street. Room Portland passed Moving the New Hall, Wed- Exchange 5, away, but some Assembly every Monday, of them are still re- Ferrying to So. and Littlejohna, Free- nesday Friday at 8 p.m. Newest films. Pull size screen. TERMS tained. This list from V 3 middle nat. etc. la A. at ages still good usage A W. I. Baseball the new and On* today. "pride TRUFANT* Chebeague grounds Wednesday Saturday afternoons- Y*ar. iljMs Summer SOt; of a Boat at St—on, Single Copy, &e Hons," "lope" of leopards, a "herd" stage Hamilton'a Landing. Grand stand seats and bleachers. of harts and of Residence near Postofflce. ADVERTISING RATES all sorts of veer; a Tennis of Courts—Three new surfaced •bevy" rosea, a "sloth" ot a clay tennis courts opet> )LN per Incb first weak; additional insertions at reduced ratee. bears, to the Reading "singular" of boars, a "sounder" of public. Notices, 15c per line. A postal brings our man. advertising wild swtae, a "route" of wolves, a Cottage Lots—A few choice lots on sea front of this fourteen-acre "harraa" of a of horses, "ray" colts. aSOUVENIERS a remain unsold. « property See them before you build "stoC of mares, a "pace" of anywhere. AArertieera dealring change* must ae nd In copy on or before s«3es, Moaday pre- a "barren" of a "team" Lodging Rooms may be had at Betlevue on the ceding day of publication to mulea, of oxen, Cottage property inaore in sertion. a "draw" and a dozen hotels are of kine. a "flock" of sheep, near by. Mete—Hotels and a "trite** of Boarding Housea in the Bay contracting for four or more goata. a "skulk" of foxes, tochea of a HENRY W. space per issue for dlaplayed advertising, have the privilege of "down** of hares, a "next" of rab- CALDWELL, Eastern Landing, Chebeague weekly insertion of guesta' namea under the claaalflcation of Regieter of bits, a "clowder" c? cats, a "shrewd- Tooria*^» free of ness" charge. of apes and a "labor" of moles. Also of animals when they retired to rest, a hart waa said to be "har- Thursday, September 12, 1912. a The to bored," roebuck "bedded," a hare largest up date line ANNOUNCEMENT "formed," a rabbit of "set." Two grey- Souvenirs in the city hounds were called a mwATUK i23ZtZ£f Central Garage Cars Far HIn First-Class Repair Sbep Fall Llaeaf Sappllee Remember: One Oakland Motor Cars It may cost a State Ageata Fare tor the little more—but Stonghton Foftkflns Co. m-n oak — st. Round Trip so does the PORTLAND. MAINE for the message Twentieth Cen- and the answer. THE ELMWOOD tury Limited. 16 ELM ST. PORTLAND, MAINE Dinner from 11.15 to 2.00. D. DRESSER, Proprietor. We Are Now Prepared to Show A Chain and Its Links a Large Variety of

In there are telephoning three links in the chain that constitutes " "good FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND service : 1. The person 2. calling. The operator. 3. The person called. DYEING. We give service. Promptness le our No matter how much Watchword. any one or any two of these links do to Dyeing. Cleansing and develop Repelling done on the Premises. Tailored We good service, the result is determined the measure pay express one way for oar by of co-operation of the Caeco Bay customers. third. A chain is no stronger than its weakest link. 18-20 Foreet Ave., unoer Congress dq. If the person calling fails to consult the Hotel. Portland, Maine. catalogue and gives a wrong Telephone. 176. number, the operator inevitably repeats the error. If the called Fall person fails Suits to answer promptly and the caller leaves the Piwir telephone, naturally "there is no one on the line." Naps Particular attention is called SUtkuqr Sipplits the — to the new Being human, operator —the third link is liable to err fabrics occasionally, Gzstftlt H4 including but careful analysis demonstrates that she is not French Wool fairly chargeable with many Eagian lipain Poplin, English of the difficulties frequently ascribed to her. Zibeline, Wool Ratine and •mrtd ui Pirfn tyritiM If Link No, I Gfoes the Number two toned 'Right and Calls ^Distinctly, and Link No. 3 Diagonals. The Answers 6. D. Thomdike Machine Co. Promptly, the Telephone will be for colors are Company responsible its part of Tit »1i PMTUMPIU prevailing Navy, the chain. If no higher motive actuated it, the motive of Black, Wood Brown and economy, or self- £11 OlOlt interest, would suffice. Taupe.

Coffee House From any Pay Station iron Suits From $15.00 to Even If he If not a sab- $85.00 can speak to any one of 420,000 telephones In the scriber, you can arrange to hare territory of the New England the person desired 74 and 76 Exchange Street called to FoMtftice Telephone and Telegraph a Pay Station to Opjxiiie I Company. talk to yon. Ail Ideal, up-to-date cafe, where setting but the best It served u oar pattens. Quick service is oar sotto, Eastman Bros. & Bancroft ad ear pnccs are right Separate dining ioo«n lor ladies and escorts.. mi Brawn Sts. SPECIALS Caafress Imy <*) vih 11 • ir. knii: GREAT SAFETY VALVE HAPPY THOUGHT. Motor Car* and Mosquitoes. Mosquitoes, flies and gnats of every WHAT WILL description are said *o be more numer- ous In CURE MY BACK? J. R. LIBBY CO. Paris this ytar than ever be- Common sense will do more to fore. It has become a veritable Inva- cure backache than elae. PORTLAND Baseball Keeps Americans From sion. The anything explanation usually giv- Twill tell you whether the en Is that kidneya Actual the swallows are much fewer are swollen and Maine's Greatest Store Insanity. sore, aching. It Department this summer, snd also that the will tell you in that case that there ubiquitous sparrow is notably on the is no use trying to cure it with a decrease. Nobody can find a reason plaster. If the paaaages are scant Without Gam* Two-Thirds of Him* for the desertion of the swallows, but or too frequent, proof that there la and kidney trouble is Then rled, Nervous Population the reason of the scarcity of spar- complete. common sense will tell you to use Would Bo Grinning rows is not far to seek. The enemy New Through Doan's Kidney Pllla. the best rec- Bars of is mechanical which Is Mad Houses. traction, sup- ommended special kidney remedy. planting the use of the horse. Before A WMt Virginia Cm* long, horses will have dls- n. n v lara, Most games are watched with in- practically appeared in Paris, and when their >12 Beasley terest, but in silence, even their 8t Bluefleld. Fall by W. Suits and Vt. »ay»: go there will one Unless an nosebags disappear devotees. active partisan of "1 waa com- the of food for the laid of the team or of some or un- principle stM>les pletely player, for four less Paris "pierrot." who is taking wing for up the spectator has money up on the m o n tha X the in search of the of had terrible result, he is to sit country grains spt and watch the In my Coats oats and barley once so plentiful on pains progress of the match without back, head* tearing the achea both- his collar off boulevards and avenues. and ripping out his hair ered me and by the handful. my feet and For Ladies and Fortune will be ankle* were Teller—Tee, you Tour teeth ueserve u: But there is and demand con- •o swollen I something base- rery wealthy. With my Inward eye abo^t stant care. The use of could not misses ball that is different. As a can dally Dentacurm matter of ! see heaps of money all around Tooth wear ray Paste will cleanse, and by re- shoea Doan'a fact the fan is a fan all the year roo. In moving the causes of decsy. preserve Kidney Pll|» round. the midwinter he Is Mr. cn rr<3 Bt cuinpieMij uwr aoctors IUM. willing Very wise—Well, suppose you them, as to stand on the nothing else will. Its action windy cornet* of a take your fee out of It with your ln- Get Dom'i at mmy Drag Store. 50c. a In is unique. Endorsed by thousands of snowy street and exchange opinions sard fingers. "Tavist dentists. Accept no substitute. 25c. a Sbtppiif Hiriqiartirs" $15.001.^500 and reminiscences on players and tube at stores or direct by mail. Den- Doan's plays Some psychologists have ar- "HSr rHE RIGHT SOAP FOR BABY'S tacura Co.. 3 Ailing St.. N. gued that it is the great American Newark. J. safety valve, and that without it about SKIN Subtle Admonition. two-thirds of a hurried, harassed and J. R. LIBBY "Why do you always ask that Constipation CO. nervous population would be In the care of baby's skin and hair, regu- grinning lar customer if the razor hurts him?" "Sales Cadi through the barred windows ^utlcura Soap is the mother's fa- Vanishes Forever Begin Morning at 8 OTOock" of the asked one barber. madhouses. rorlte. Not only Is It unrivaled In Prompt Relief—Permanent Cart "Just as a gentle The fan (rarity and but reminder," replied forgets, or does not care, refreshing fragrance, the CARTER'S LITTLE its other, "that If he forget the tip that the whole system of gentle emollient properties are never organized It's liable to hurt htm next time." LIVER PILLS baseball is as highly commercialized Jsually sufficient to allay minor lrrl- fail. Purely vegeta- as a tadons, remove ble — act s railroad system. He Is not par- redness, roughness Instead of liquid tablets but worried about ind chafing, soothe sensitive condi- antiseptics, gently Carters Shore For Sale ticularly the fact that and (or toilet and Property snd peroxide, medicinal the liver. ■ If you are interested in he is lured there so tions. promote skin and hair ■ITTLE procuring some of the finest shore lota being that the uses, many people prefer Paxtine, after IVER in Caaco it will health generally. Assisted Cuti- Stop Bay, pay you tu Investigate the property of Mrs. M. magnate may extract the price of ad- hy which is cheaper and better. At drug- dinner dis- PILLS. A. Charieeon. some cura It Is most sixty-five acres, at Great Chebeague, Maine. Over mission from him. He is willing to Ointment. valuable In gists, 25c a box or sent postpaid on re- tress—cure •ne mile of shore front and the of the treatment of of finest spring water. Ninety-seven sit in the hot sun all of an eczemas, rashes and ceipt price by The Paxton Toilet indigestion,1 choice lots are August offered from $100 upwards, to location and ither infantile Co., Boston, Mass. tne according afternoon to watch hired men play a Itching, burning erup- improve complexion, Dngnten Uteeyem. size. Desirable section of the island, an ideal location for a summer Jons. game that exists because there is Cutlcura Soap wears to a wafer, SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PUKX. home. Would be pleased to sho*r the to all interested. property in it. >ften outlasting several cakes of ordi- The Likeness. money Genuine must bear nary and Its use "This free pulling of teeth has some Signature MRS. M. A. The strangest part about it Is that soap making most CHARLESON. Great Me. features in common with Chebeague. he will over economical. big soclsl HlliHAJIi n » « « » "* • • fight his opinions, neglect Cutlcura and functions." his business to see the games and Soap Ointment sold the "What are they?" have an apoplectic fit under the excite- throughout world. Sample of each free, with Skin "Charity bawls." ment. So far as he Is concerned it 32-p. Book. Address •ost-card is not a dollar in his pocket. The "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston." Electric Fans In India. &f>e MERRICONEAG HARfSWELL only gratification he gets out of it is Although it costs but 6 cents a to see some man who In Gotham. day Exceptionally cool, loca- has become an sightly in India for men to wave fans to tion. Excellent table service. unquestioned hit a catch "I know a policeman who keep expert ball, always the Vaiioui diversions of im air circulating in houses, they are a ball, or do a little quick thinking puts by something every week of country. gradually being replaced by electric that wins a game. what be earns." ••Short Dlnaon•* fans as cheaper and more Prom "Humph! I know one who reliable. Tourists should avail them- presidents down to bootblacks always selves, of this the puts by every week more than delichtful whole country goes to the ball be If you would win life's excursion. 1 earns." battle you game whenever there is the slightest must be a hard hitter and a STEAMER poor quit- LANDING opportunity. ter. -45 SECONDS FROM HOTEL— Golfer's Grand Army 8core. Caaeo Bay and A bis Rarpswell golfer playing first game of Mr*. Wlniiow'i Sootnlnjr Syrup for Children Stuuntr* from Portland. EDDIE PLANK PLEASES MACK .he season reported dowtown the t«etbln(. Mftrni the reduce* Inflammi- REGULATE STIMULATE PURIFT telegra ph -telephone Uod, aJl«y» pain. cum «\ is claimed for it" GREAT CHCaCACUC, MAINE Dr. C. H. cap to the champions. Clldden, of ti. Paul, Xlinn., says: "My Complete contract* made and for experience aa a prao» performed bulldinc*. cotta*«i. ^owotes tltloner with your Castoria has been alteration*, repairs, etc. Estimate* furnished on DigrattaJCkaftt highly satisfactory, and I consider It application. Ex- ness and an excellent remedy for the pert workmen. Cottage work a specialty. Cottage lots for sale and Big Pitching Sale. Rntfoouins ■**, young." Dr. cesiraole to rent We care for estates. The fourth sale H. D. Bcnner, of cottages big pitching of the Opium-Morphu* norHtaoaL Philadelphia, Pa, says: "I hare used your Can- 1912 Northwestern Not i toris as a purcatlTe in the cases of league took place Narcotic, children for yean past with the when most Ed Watkina, owner of the Ta- happy effect, and fully endorse it aa a safe remedy." coma Tigers, sold Bent Hunt. his Dr. J. A. Boar man, of Kansas Hair's Haws Stand aa4 Run big City, Mo, says: "Tour Castoria a WE nAKE A SPECIALTY Cbacktof southpaw, to the la si>Is»- CUSTOM HOUSE MIR Chicago White Sox dld rc~ciy for children, known the world orcr. I for tall use It in 127 practice OF Wblh wait In* hiJot oar Cool Drink*. delivery. Hant brought close and hare no in hesitancy recommending it for tha complaints of Iw Ort«mf Cfcndjr and Pratt* Of *11 kind*. to |3,0f>0. He waa purchased from and infaai* B«ff and Parrel* Cbwk'd for Fire Oaou children." Sacramento early thla season for a Souvenir R«m«

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"stsr" ASTOR CAPE — MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST SANITARY RESTAURANT. — Under new Management. Open from 6 a. m. to 12 p. m. Home Cooking, home Made Pastry, Superba Coffee. Combination Meals every dar 2Sc. Turkey Dinner Sundays 50c. Underwood Spring Water served free. Beautiful Private Dining Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. CHARLES E. ROWSE. Manager. (Formerly with Huntt'a of Boston and Lynn.)

and Portland Casco Bay residents countless varieties of cloth to choose the of the newest fall soft hats WILDWOOD INN supply Mass.. South Boston. Mass.. Vtlca, should from in a suit. At certainly deem themselves purchasing the local and derbies which are on view at the N. Y., Nashua. N. H., and Worcester. -AT WILDWOOD establishment, the Ira F. Clark Store BEACH- fortunate in having In their midst one present time in the big show windows. Mass.. besides being associated with a at 26 and 28 Monument Square, at the The well-dressed man fit himself Jnit Underwood. One of Maine's moat attractive of the great chain of Talbot may system of thirty-two branch stores in beyond placet Company present time an unexcelled line of out for toorlna. Now for tbe a»aaon. here from head to toe and may be other (tarts of the thus en- open which are country stores, located all through boys' suits are now on and sure of to In cool or on the broad exhibition, being able feel that he is abling them to offer the best goods on the dining-room, veranda, overlooking Cisco the principal cities of New England. it is a safe bet that a many school wearing good, well-wearing clothes, the market at very reasonable prices. Bay. you can be served with a dainty lunch, tea. ices or a shore By means of their fine system of stores and playground schoolroom will be which are nevertheless of the latest The Talbot store here has dinner or A La Carte service. Special attention paid to are always been boating parties. they able to offer at all their vari- filled this with Kotor can year boys wearing the style and cut. Besides the regular a favorite with the residents of Casco and other special boats land at the Pontoon Bridge, ous establishments the very best Talbot suits. The latest fall in styles show-rooms, the establishment has an Bay and has this year as in former iust completed. values in Clothing and Men's Furnish- men's are furnishings also being underground basement where a re- ones, done a large amount of business Yarmouth trolleys to tbe gatea. Good aoto road to tbe door of tbe Ion. ing Goods at remarkably low prices shown at this time of with all the markable year line of low-priced men's among the islands. The manager here. considering the quality of the stock. latest fashions. One of the most com- furnishings are carried. This store is. Mr. I. B. is at the Shore Dinner 75 cents. Afternoon Tea 35 cents. rather on Whitney, constantly They pride themselves al- plete lines In the and one that is as has been — city said, merely one of a place and will be pleased at any time JOSEPH FETTER, Proprietor, late of tbe Waldorf-Antorta Hotel. ways being up-to-date in the cut and much arousing favorable comment great chain of shops. Other es:ablish- to answer or show finish of questions visitors their styles and.one can al- among the men of this who take ments city are located in Boston, Mass.. about the shop, as will also any one of ways be sure to find the latest in Itarticular pride always being Taunton. Mass.. Fall River. Mass.. the many polite and. efficient attend- "wrinkle" in the Talbot with goods dressed neatly and up-to-the-mark. is Newport. Salem, Mass., Gloucester, ants. MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

IN KFFKCT Jl'SK *4 MAINE NOTES. will bo in so that can be canvass* the season. they The house has teen well ber. Mr. Black is finding unparalleled IMS. ed | A FREE at that time. filled ever since its opening: the last opportunity's here to prcatice his pro- Trains leave Portland Col. C. D. Oowles. 5th United States part of June and there wad not one fession. He is one of the most promi- infantry, who commanded the bri- Prom Rockland sources comes the of the guests that did not have the nent of American illustrators and is For Lewiston and Danville Junction (Po- of which the that some time of their lives here. on the gade 2nd Maine regiment story of the inhabitants of staff of Harper's Monthly land Springs) 1.25 a. m., U.JO a. tn.. FOR except TURKEY was a part in the Connecticut cam- Stonington, not satisfied with hav- .Mr. and Mrs. R. (\ Myers, of West .Magazine. He has recently returned Monday, 7.40 a. m, 8.40 a. m. ll.OO a. m.. 1.00 and 1.10 p. ra.. 4.40 and 6.45 tc. Sun- paign. in his official report to the war ing lost their fight for from Orange, N. J., were registered here for from a business to New York. p. separation trip day*. 1.25 a. 6.20 and a. ra a short m., 7.06 8.10 department takes occasion to praise Hancock county and annexation to stay recently, leaving Tues- Mr. and Mrs. E. L Bacon, of Bed- p. m. Che '(.Maine horses Knox in the Maine day morning for their home. who For I.ake*. 1.25 THANKSGIVING particularly, say- legislature two They ford. Mass.. have been occupying Rangeley (via Farmington) f a. m, 8.40 a. m 1.00 m. ing: "It was noticed that the city years ago. will make another enjoyed a most pleasurable sojourn the Fluke cottage "The since p. Sundays. 1.25 attempt Ledges," a. m.. via Rumford Falls. 7.40 a. m., 1.10 "fcofses used the M the here. the of p. by Connecticut troops Augusta during coming winter ti^-x September left last week m. and on Sundays at 7.06 a. tn. were not as efficient for draft pur- to secure relief from what they say .Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Van Wagener for tnelr home accompanied by their For Moosehead Lake, 620 a. m except If 11.00 a. 4.40 m. poses as those accustomed to coun- are the prevent intolerable conditions of Orange, N. J., left the house last guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Williams. Monday, m.. p. you. buy For kockland, 1.20 a. tn. (Daily), 7.00 a. ra.. roads, used the Maine which surround their attendance week after been here Mr. Bacon is a try by troops, at having guests well-known civil en- 8.35 a. m. (Daily). 12.30 p. m.. 4.45 p. m. although they were the same In ap- court at Ellsworth. They have a new for the greater part of the summer. gineer and is connected with the civil For Bangor, 6.20 a. m.. daily except Mon- a new 11.00 a. pearance." plan this time which they believe will They were much delighted with the service of the Boston and Maine day. m., ria Lewiston: 1.20 a. ra. (Daily), 7.00 a. ra. 12.45 m., and disarm opposition, to have bay and the Island and left to return Railroad. (Daily). p. namely, 1.2U p. m.. via Augusta and at 11.00 p. m. The third Are -within a the islands south of again for their summer's m. few weeks Eggemoggin outing. Mr. and Mr*. Charles F. Hunter, of (Daily;. 'Sundays only at 12.50 p. in the heart of Reach under the For Rar Harbor, 120 a. ra. 620 Mlllinocket was dis- placed jurisdiction of left a short (Daily). MAGEE Phoenixville. Pa., time ago a. ra.. daily except 11.00 a. m. and covered early in the Kbox county courts. This will enable Monday. Sunday morning The Beschwood. for their homw after spending the 12.46 p. m and on Sundays at 12.50 p. m. double house owned them to attend court at Rockland For a. large by Peter entire summer at their home at the Maritime Provinces. 11.00 m., 11.00 J. with much less Mrs. has a p. ra. excepted). Sanderson, who occupied it with expense and with Pettengill enjoyed very north end oL the island. The (Saturdays Hunters For Lake. 8.45 a. m 1.06 in RANGE William Billadeau. The flremen had much less It will mean a prosperous and successful in this Sebago p. tn., difficulty. year are old residents of the Island and addition to trains below. In to Hancock her first year and the great difficulty. preventing the saving county, they argue, comfortable eat-h year their admiration for it be- For the White Mountains, 0.06 a. ra.. 1.S0 of the flames to of 75 per cent of the Beech wood was a favorite resort this p. m., 6.00 p. m. to Umltll only. M6 aa. spread adjoining present cost of comes and more stronger deep-seated. For Montreal and 0.06 a. m., and buildings, many of which were clear- the trial of criminal cases from the past summer among the travelling Quebec. of us. Mr. Batchelor leaves for Montreal 9.06 p. m. (Daily). ed of their contents. The house was Stonington section of the county, and public who have been accustomed to Kemp Sunday for Snmmit.N. J„ where he will be the Price, $29.50 to 975 unoccupied, both families being out of will mean vastly less expense for such making Casco Bay their summer resi- Excursions guest for some time of Mr. E. I). Nel- Day town, and house and contents were of the people living on the islands dence. It is .Mrs. PettengUI's inten- son who was a From Portland the loss as have to tic n to add several resident at Cliff two destroyed, being estimated at engage In civil litigation. Improvements next Can be In year* ago. Mr. Nelson Is a well- made, taking the Songo River trip $4500, covered by insurance. Tbe ori- They will still politically be a part of yeir and thus make success doubly on the White Mountains; to Poland Your old known civil engineer and has been in Spring. range gin of the Are is a mystery and the Hancock county, and will still pay certain. Rath. Roothbay and many other points and chance of the experimental work re- on Sundays to the White Mountains. Songo people are somewhat alarmed at ap- their taxes into the Hancock county lor a cently carried on by the Pennsylvania River, Moosehead and the Rangeley Lakes. helps pay parent indications of the work of an treasury. The Sunset. For further particulars, folders, book* Railroad at Pa. Mr. Batch- guide tocen Altoona. and other literature, call on diary. elor new one. Although the past season was the will attend the Naval Preparatory H. W. WALDRON, The work of setting the n*w monu-1 General Pass* first one for the Sunset the es- School at Annapolis this year in prep- Charles H. post master, bank ment at House, Hooper, Bremen, erected by the State aration for director and j tablishment met with a success which entering the Naval Acad- 104. prominent citizen of Cas- in the memory of Commodore Samuel Telephone committed | was most encouraging to the emy later. tlne, suicide by cutting his Tucker, a naval bustling Revolutionary hero,! proprietress. Mrs. J. T. Mr. throat and into the harbor in was Wright, and Robert E. Neely and family of OREN HOOPER'S SONS Jumping ko that the more completed Friday, Aug.- 30. It is as of the late, thinking time that town He was about 60 j many guests have already Germantown, Pa., who have been Frday. located In the historic old cemetery, they spend at Cliff, the greater pleas- of Mental trouble is j announced their Intention of returning occupying the situated years age. given where exercises will beautifully ure derive from the summer. dedicatory be1 again next this they as the cause of his act. held the year, prosperity bids Chandler bungalow the past summer, middle of this month. Mm. Korte Berle and of New Thisj fair to continue. The house will re- left a few days ago for their home. In family monument wai erected under the di- York leave main open all through this month If their motor boat have City the Island next week 'Motorists returning from the Dead rection of a they enjoyed We Want to commission consisting not for the after i«asslng the greater |(Hrt of the River later, benefit of visitors many delightful sails this year and region, report more trouble with of State Senator I>eslle Roynton and mmmer at a who prefer to take their vacations their whole vacation has been full of cottage here. This was the beavers on "Horseback" road. Representative Wnlls A. Dee the not ring, then. for the first year they have spent Do Your The work the beavers at this State pleasure them all. pf par- having appropriated $700 for here and they are sincere In their wish ticular has troubled the this The The Hon. Rufus K. Jordan and point countor purpose. monument will re- that It may not be the last. The of or commissioners not a little for years, place a similar shaft erected by the highest grade houw furnish- family West brook. Me., leave the DEVELOFINC be Inland and has cost the county thousands of State two yesrs ago. but which did not ings may always secured at R. 8. today and return to their horn** Davis dollars. Old trappers insist that as prove suitable. Gov. IMalsted will Co- Portland.—Ad*. city, where Mr. Jordan In City Treas- AND PRINTINC The Misses urer. long as two members of tbe colony make the principal speech at the dedl- Nellie and lanra The Jordans have been coming exist, they will not absndon a dam cation. Bennet. who have an usual been spend- here for many years and have never and offer you onr once located. ing the whole of the summer season found any place that they liked half at their pretty cottage on Sunset as well. Mr. Jordan has of 35 Tears The directors of the Cumberland Road, recently had Experience will leave next week for their hone a new houae erected for him on the The County Commissioners Tuesday National Rank of Portland, holding a —as a Guarantee of Results.— In Boston and their departure will Heights and will It next appointed George H. Bangs and Mar- majority of the stock hare voted to occupy 'Mr. and Mm. George Harrlman were surely be much to the regret of their Rummer. tin L. Hughes of Augusta and Eugene recommend that It no Into the guests last at one of the Not 25 per cent CHEAPER liquidation friends here as pret Allen of Winslow and that It* many they hare al- .Mr. David of W. delegates for affairs be wound up. ft Is Coyle Phoenlxvllle. Pa- tlest functions of the whole summer But 25 per cent BETTER ways been much Interested In any leaves the Kennebec County to the National Con- perfectly solvent, but has been unable Island this week after a In the form of a at movement for the general welfare of bridge party given serration convention at Indianapolis of late to earn thoroughly delightful visit In every their End. satisfactory dividends. the island. pretty home at the West in October. It was organized In June, 1S12. It is particular. His family will remain for The party was the farewall event ot The a few H. M. SMITH understood the accounts of the bank public library this year has met weeks more, however. Mr. the season and the house was beau with a success which was is a After communIcatins with differ- will be transferred to th» Portland most en- Coyle civil engineer by profession, tffully decorated oslebrate it. § Elm St., Portland, rtt. couraging for the ent sections of thle State, the Maine National Bank for settlement. A future career of being connected with the Phoenlxvllle There wers fWe tables present and the Ikftnt for Eastman & Ensign Filmt. meeting of the stockholders will institution. The teas Hrldge Company. He Is much Inter- some *• wsre department of agriculture makes the be Wednesday xcttlng numbers played, ORDER BY held which were held week ested In outdoor life MAII, following estimates of the apple 8ept. SO. every during of every descrip- the prlia winners being Mm. the summer were one of the moat tion and Is the leader crop for the year In Maine as com- de- of the Boy LUIlan A pp. Mm. Oaorge Hodg- lightful featurea of the seaaon and the Scouts movement In his home pared with laat year: Androscoggin Caribou farmers have begun rlty. don. Mm. AMce Unman Mm. digging was week at the 1-10-2* Regiment building Cumberland Kennebec potatoes, and most of them library greatly enjoyed by both Mr. and Mrs. A. P. who have Fred Thomas, Miss Jr y Inman, US; 05; report a Scull, •nd have been a wonderful winter and summer residents. The an usual been Mr W C. enjoying Knot 70; Oxford 75; Penobscot SO; good crop, averaging from 75 to 100 spending their George Hodgdon and Mr vacation greater of the books »nmtMf| during the beautiful weather Somerset barrels acre. Green part will be at their here left a few I/Lambert. refreshment* «*>re Piscataquis 70; 70; Waldo per Mountains pretty cottage Utfbt of the past week. The week- moved next week to the ago for and nt previous 85; Yof* 100; relative average 75. and like varieties are not to schoolhouse, day* their home In Phoenlm* [Served • deHrfhtful evening i»pe the expected where the teacher. Miss end. Ohorwdw chrt>. composed of be ready for two or three weeks Qould. will vllle, Pa., leaving most Ik all priMnt who Included Mrs yet. take of them reluctantly. some of the South Portland younger are charge during the winter. A. L. App, Mm. Alice Klnmsn. Mm. D. The movement of spruce from Ban- Buyers offering 91 per barrel for "Daisy** cottage has as all through ■et enjoyed a house at this Several plans for the new W Miss Miss party continues In euoh good stock. building the summer been the scene the Randall. Mtnnle Inmsn. gor large volume which la In view have during building, a jolly few days belnc paea been submitted week Ivy fStoan. Miss Mrs. that ooaatwjgpe vessels of suitable past of many jolly affairs and Evelyn Halght. cd by all. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harris and are now receiving the attention Pred Mm. William site are in brisk demand at The bonds of Aroostook they wound up the Hummer dm.ng the IImdss. Irving. | acted as freight County, of the committee. Mm. chaperons. were few In N'orifen Holding. Mr. and Mm rates considerably higher than at which assumed by the Bangor ft pact days fitting manner. On Better furnMh Mra. Flora E. Stone will remain for George Hofcrdon. MIm Lottie Hodg- your cottage now for any time In ten years st this season. Aroostook Rallrosd, amounting to Tuesday night, a Jolly dance was cele- r.ext two more weeks season and wt«>n you do It you On account of still rates have been at her pretty cottage brated which occasioned of the don. Mr. Perley Harrlman. higher being ♦5.000. just retired. many a-no^ra will find need at R. 8. here before returning to her home In summer Mr. and Mm. M. J. Conger. Mr. and everything you paid from New Brunswick and Nova people all too short an even- Ha Brook Maas. She Mm. Harrison Mabel, via Co., Portland. Adv. Scotia porta tonnage is often difficult line. haa been here ing filled to the brim with amusement. Rodlok, Misses since In the seaaon. A Its and Orare and Mr. and Mr. and iMrs. T. Ibarra bee to secure. *The last of the drives la early Friday night a pop corn roast waa the Harrlman, Benjamin Mrs George Harrlman. and Miss Florence Larrabee of West- now In boom, and the mills will be Mr. C. H. Payne, of New York Tity. program and a crowd of young people Mm. en- brook. with Mrs. I>arrabe»'s parents, well supplied wltti logs all through who haa been spending some time re- roasted their corn at the fireplace. James C. Dusne recently • Mr And Mrs. C. O. Cousins. who have the fall, so that, with the New York cently with his family here, left the Mrs. Janet Cobb, with Miss Janet De- tertained at her cotUwe Seaola" at I been visiting them, returned home re- and Boston markets both strong, a first part of last week for hia home. lano and the Mlaaea Adelaide and the West Hnd. Mr. and Mm. O. W.| cently after spending the entire Bum- busy season Is looked for right up to Mrs. Payne and her young son who Helen Cobb will leave next week for Delano, Mm. Attn Lehnemann and mer at their on Island the close of navigation. have been occupying the A. F. Black their homes In Maiden. Mass.. already Mr. and Mrs J. B, Lshnemssn, all of cosy cottage Aueselses Mouse. avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Larrabee have cottage all year, will stay for a abort assuring themselves the pleasure of Brookline, Mass. They spent a de- bean to This boose will time aa to the time as Mrs. Dosne's guests coming to Ixxig Island spend The next meting of the governor popular rloes Its yet gneats at the Ancocleco returning Island next year. lightful doors on September after Ho—a. and were Infatuated with both Long their vacations for many years and and council will be held at 10 a. m.. 15, having Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kimball will re- enjoyed Its usual successful Island and Omoo haws never found aay other place they Thursday. Sept. It. This will be 10 yesr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Black, of main for some time yet at their pretty Bay. Several of the are still liked hair as well. day* *?ter the general election and guests regis Providence, R. !.„ win stay at their cottage Fair lee" before returning Mr. aad Mrs. Arthur M. Skmls sad, tered and will rsmaln until the end of Mr. and Mrs. Walter JL Duckworth tt la expected that all of the returns eotUf* until the latter part of Nov em- home. They always come early and family of Deerlng. are spending a| ISL.A»D STEAMERS. (80) 418; Wlnfleld Hamilton (22) 4It; Frank Sarles (50) 292; rDe- mary (20) 387. F*ul Hamilton (25) Cases Bay & Harps*ell Lines 288. The prise snrsrded to E. C. Webber. la Effect Sept. t. Mil YES, JUST THE RIGHT TIME All the residents of the Island have Portland and Casco Sttamrrt from Custom lloutr Wharf: been greatly shocked and Bay To Peaks Island (Forest grieved by City Landing)— the sudden death of Mr. 5.43.&4-V 7 *-*. I'U>. a. m.. 1.16. _.UO. William Brad- 4 3.00. ■» ». 5.14. 8.13, MS p. m. Cord French, of Winchester, Miss., who To Cushing Island—«.45. 7.45. lo.ao a. m TO GIVE for many yesrs was a resident at the' 2.00, 3.15 m. ON p. DISCOUNT West End. Mr. To Ultit aad Great Diamond lalaada. French left the Island aad last week in Trefethen Evergreen Landings (Peak* apparently the best of t' * a. 1 Island)—0.45. 800. IMS m.. JO. 3.00. health, but on his arrival at home was 4.13. 3.20. 0.13. aK.13 p m. SOUVENIRS stricken with appendicitis. He was To Poace aad Doughty Landings (Long PIAZZA on The Famous Island)—8.45. K«*». O.S«. NLS9 a. m.. l.»». FURNITURE operated promptly, but did not coma "Longfellow" Plates, 50c. 3.U0. 4.13. 5.20. <1.13. aR.13 p. m. We have sold Some lett. come out of the ether, never To Cleaves Island)—8.00 many. still, regaining Laadiag (Long consciousness. Mr.- was "Pearl of Orr's Island" a. at.. 1..K). 3.30 m. French born Plates, 35c. p. in To Little Chebeaguc—R.(« a. m.. 1J0, Lewlston In 1848 and educated in tn "Portland" p. ARM the public schools in Turner and at Souvenir Plate?, 25c. To Cliff I sis ad. Western aad Central Laad- Westbrook Academy, later iags (Gt. Chebeague)—0.90 a. m.f 820 p. m. CyAjRS graduating Souvenir To with seat from Tuft's in 1870. Pitchers, 25c. South HarpsweU. Bailey aad Orr's double-ree4 in Natural finish with con- College He was Islands—11.43. tJll a. m., MO p. m. one of the most prominent members Sunset Eastera Natural Banners and To aad Laadiags (Great finish; "durable of the Massachusetts Pennants, 50c to Littleioha and Bustin tinuous whole reed seat bar, being one of $2.00. Chrbcafur), Cousia. the foundera Islands, Mere Point. Birch Ialaad aad Harps- and comfortable of the Boston Bar 'Asso- Fir m. ~$1 a Fragrant Pillows and well Center—10.00 a. m., 4JO p. fS and back make ciation and of the University Club of Tops. Additional 12.13 noon for good Trip—Ssiurdajrs. Boston. In addition to an extensive Forest Trefethen and Evergreen Land- , rocker for art City. room he has been Thompson prints. 10c to ings (Teaks Island). Little and Great Dia- r : living practice, since 1886. a $10.00. mond Islands. Ponce and Doughty Landings also lecturer on insolvency law at the Bos- A splendid assortment of (Long Island). » ton Law China W ~' w University School. He leaves Fancy SUNDAYS ARM ROWERS a widow and one daughter. Miss Mar- To Peaks Island (Forest City Landing)— seat garet French. 8.00. 0.00. lO.OOt 11.00 a. m.. 12-20, 1.15, 1L00, DoJble sjJiitVeed 2.43. 4.00. 4.43, 6.00, 7.30 p. m. with The made in several sections of the I To I«land W 10.00 a. m., comfortable Remember as when Cuahiag 12.30, high most traveled past of the island are I yon return next year. 2.43. 4.43 p. m. ^ back well constructed ROCKER In & disgraceful f To Little aad Great Diamond Islands, CHILD?J l r 4- r V Jl d>»dltkm being HV Trefethen aad Evergresa Laadiags (Peaks and natural wood fin- eralty covered with waste paper, hags Island) ROM. D.:a1".T0 a. ra.. 12.20, 1.30. and every other coDcetjaMs- rubbish 2.30. 4.00. 3.00, T.««» p. m. ish ?8c which the careless To Ponce Landing (Long Island)—8.00, $1.78 summer visitor has 0.30. xlO.OO, 10.30 a. m., 12.20, 1.30. 2.30, 4.00, thrown into the roads. This is a condi- m. our 5.00. 7.00 p. Remember up-to-date line of nature tion of things which should not be tol- To Doughty Landing (Long Island)—8.00, prints erated on the island- and the matter 0.30, 10.30 a. m.. 12.20. 2.30, with or T. 1.30, 5.00, for 4.00, without frames, 7$, calls & |9c, for iF. F0SS 7.00 p. m. fl' prompt action if we are to SONS To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—9.3o maintain our clean roada and walks. a. m.. 1.311, 4.00 m. housefurnlsbers p. There are several ways to Monument To Little Cheheague—0.30 a. m., 4.00 remedy Square. 1.30, the matter p. m. and the most feasible is to To Cliff Island. Western aad Central Laad- ask the town at the annual March (Great South iags Chebeague), Harps well. town meeting to make an and Orr's Islands—10.00 a. JOHNSTON appropria- Bailey in.. a3.30 BAILEY CO. atlon for a man p. u\. THE DOWNTOWN STORE THAT working under the su- To Sunset snd Eastern perintendent of the Landings (Great YOU : : roads to cover the Chsbeague), Cousin. Littlejohn and Bustia SAVES MONEY. island at lest once a week and Islands. Mere Birch collect Point. Island and all a. for Summer dcforis found upon our roads. The HarpsweU Centre—H».r») m., a4.30 p. m. Headquarters flomefarnistiiiigs. This time table is subject to change with- cost would be small and it would Before Coins: Back out notice. mean much to us aa a summer resort E. It. WIN SLOW. Prest, to have the island free from this nui- To Your Town House sance. Another valued suggestion Is and family of Montreal and 31 rs. and DOW & PINK HAM receptacles at different placea around Mrs. W. wooden shutters on the windows L. Storey, who have been the roads where waste paper, etc. Put their guests during thee returned last week to their home*? af- —FIRE Robbins can do piazzas. INSURANCE— much for the Island in bills in the besides ter spending a thoroughly delightful 35 Exchange St.; Portland, JVfe. taktag the matter up with his brother many repair spring, summer here in every respect. Mr. H»Ult *md associates on the board of DvMVimgt, Crtt+ftt, Statute Pr*fierty H. N. PINK HAM. selectmen kc everything snug and safe during and Mrs. Duckworth have been occu- t+ntrrJ in th» U*dmg ctm/mmut. H. and the ping W. SUSS KRAUT. F. C. HUSSEY arousing public interest of all the winter We can deliver order pying the beautifully situated "Auro- to the needs of this improvement. your ra" cottage at the West End, where Miss w»*re forced to leave much ing who had the misfortune to break meir preny summer home 'Lone Ash" ed to the Island a few and able time, accompanied them 1» 'heir Miss Delia of Pall days ago his left while Joyce River. I thenlr wishes. until the end cf leg playing ball with the and will soxift. a^iwrit September, when they are to occupy their pretty cottage departure spend time Mass., and Mr. Ttvum^it .liarrieon of Mr. and Mrs. Yarmouth ball team Labar Is Harold Farrington. leave for Boiton. where' Professor near Central the first Day. with them In Brookline before return- Landing during mo<3t favorable. Maiden, Mass.. Wt,last Thursday for Miss K!i?- h Mr. and Pass mo is iMr. Spalding and his for the winter to Farrington. associate profestor of of ing the Quaker city. their homes after- suendlnx some tiro**, part September. mother. Mrs. F. are Mrs. A. C. rroit 3nd *1 *. ind Mrs. E. mathematics at the Massachusetts George Spalding Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard of as guests of Mrs. Wendell Leavltt at Ft. Mr. and Mrs J. A. DeSagne of here at the Webber cottsge where Ralph Bond, all of Portlaoi, were gu«sts Institute of Miss Eliza- West her Technology. Portland, left the island a few days will remain Hartford. (Mass., arrived at Ix>ng cottage here. rec*Hrtly of Mrs. Charles Frost at the beth Passano they until he Is able to may leave the end of have Island last Friday and Is a Mr. Mrs. ••D'Shawmut" ago for their home. They walk. spending and Harry Clayton and cottage, passing a Jolly this week to attend the opening of week here as the guest of Dr. J. few been spending the month of August H. their niece, iMJss Jessie Kmery, of days durings their stay at the la- the High school at Mr. Clyde nrown of New York City Brown at Winchester. here and are now that "Moreland" cottage. As Providence. R. !., and IMr. and Mrs. H. land only leaving an eminent barrister in that has R. S. Davis Portland city, Dr. Brown's guest be is a de- Co.. is a Arm their (laughter may be back in time enjoying O. Purcell and Miss Grace Purcell The season recently purchased three acres of land past at Ix>ng Island has wlrh a reputation which haa been es- lightful time and is to attend the schools at Portland. on greatly pleased of Taunton, 'Mass.. have been spend- been one r.::.:ked an the South shore, adjoining the with the by unusually con- tablished many years as standing for Island. ing a week at Carol) Salem on the Mrs. Mildred Bishop ai»d Miss Lou- property o/ iMrs. John M. Ash. from genial and Jolly crowd of summer the highest grade of home furnishings.! Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Bmlre of South side. have been ise Bishop have been viaiting Mrs. W. Mr. Edward Ross. Montre- They enjoying residents. All over the Island cot Adv. I Mrs. Brown al. Can., were recent arrivals at the is a wonderful thne here. Just were F. Bennett for some time at her home is a sister of Mrs. Kills A. Bal- "rough- tages filled with people bent on land and will Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson of nere. spend the month of lng"it and their only regret Is that having a good time and lard of the West End. Mr. and Mrs. not a single who have been September at the "'Allston" were tmable to remain case Woodfords. spending Mrt. and Brown have been the cottage they longer. Is reported wherein failed In Harry A. Cooke daughter. occupying Sy- at the West End. they | the entire summer at their cottage at tnonds Mrs. Bmlre Is a Mr. J. P. ReldeH and Mr. Gordon their effort. Ix>ng Island Is His-* Bsfher Cooke and H. Allen estate at Bailey's Island the rapidly be the We»t Knd, left on Monday of this ! practising physician as well as her Reldell. and Mr. and tMrs. C. C. Gor- coming known as one of the Cooke. Jf„ Who have been occupying past season. be*t sum- week after a most tvuirt>and and they both have mer enjoyable outinc. Hamilton'* cottage for the large don, all of RosHndale. Mass., return- resorts for rest and recreation and Horace B. Mr. Silas Hamilton, of this In The Thompson cottage was the formerly practices Montreal. They are confi- ed to their hom«*fhe first part of laat this is evidenced the acMt] Hmmor left for their home at Newton : island, but now of has re- | by Increasing sum- last week of a Portland, dently a most mer very pretty card-party, afternoon laat. anticipating pleasurable week after passing the entire nummer traffic here. Both hotels a Center. Mans.. Friday cently disposed of his on I did rush-! the games being tlerman whist. First property ing business this H. Allen Cooke. Jr., will enter Kent Cousin's Islind which was situated ■' year and were well prize was carried off by Dr. W. H. I patronized and the two Preparatory school at Kent. Conn. near the steamboat wharf to A. line grocery Howell with Miss Helen Bates second. Mrs. i establishments kept at .Mr. Blcknell Hall. Jr.. left the la- E. Hay who buy* for Ponce'a and Dainty refreshments were served dur- improvements. IJoughty's landings by Clark and the land Monday to enter Hebron acad- Mr. Hewer*.! 8. Hamilton has re- Griffin ing evening. and Peter Christiansen, both emy. Mrs. Blcknell Hall left the cently purchased of Mrs. Oollle Stev- did the the Judge and Mrs. W. B. Fowler leave best trade have re- aame day for her home at Taunton. ens of Pa., her hons« they shortly for their home to Massachu- Philadelphia. ceived for many seasons. The Man. and land on the North Ix>ng setts after what has Koad. The islanders are proved a delight- to be congratulated on Dr. and Mra. Nowell P. Johnson en- property Is finely situated and Mr. ful summer. They have been occupy- ' having two such store* In thefr tertained Mrs. Hamilton. Hamilton will make posses- ing the their Benjamin improvements up- sion for it is 1 Wyman cottage during not an uncommon thing "Aunt Sarah,** at dinner one day laat on the mmmtm unless he disposes of U In ft stay. summer vacation to find groceries week Mr. Warren who has been at once. Mrs. Stevens and daughter and Last Friday. Mrs. L M. Pasasno provisions one of the hardest upending his vacation with his wife have been spending the summer here In Was the hostess at a delightful tea the world to come by. Maud JcAinson Warren, the well at their cottage. j «t her cottage In honor of Mrs. W. B. flings known actress at her father'* home, French of Winchester. who Mass.. has left for his home In Wsltham Subscribe for "The Breeze" in the LOTUS CREAM was leaving rhe next About day. Mm., Friday afternoon winter season. It Is published once a twenty were present and after partak- month and will to The Democrat* held an enthusias- help bring back the ing of the dainties prepared for them, of Maine Comforts, soothes, heals tic st Golden Cross hall Thurs- coast during winter evenings. chappedjkin, they were entertained by readings by rally Chebeague dsy evening laat and a rood sited au- cleanses the wrinkles. Miss Helen Pates. after which several Furniture at pores, postpones dience was listen to the Factory Prices. tables of bridge were formed. present to aaSdrein of Messrs. Harvey of Port- Tome of the greatest furniture bar Attractive 2 oz. all 25c _ 'Mr. and Mrs. Kills Ames Ballard glass jars, Handicap Bowling Match. land and Charles 8. Thomas of ga'ns In the East are now and Miss Mary Bsllard. left last week being offered A I*)and. Both were at I for sale the Arm of Trial tubes 10e handicap bowHrm match for b*at for their Bslley speakers by York and Jack- by mail, home In Philadelphia. Pa..1 to fl»a atrlna total »-aa their beat and they urged all voters son. II Preble St.. Portland, with ware- tha attraction after passing the entire summer at at come out snd support their ticket. I hottses at 227 Federal St. Th«* values Saturday niffht tha bowling aHaya. their besuttfnl home "Khaf mandhu **! Prof/r1«tor CaJdwplI Dr. U |A Hale presided. I on high class furnishing goods which offarad a cup for Miss Bsllard will leave shortly the winner and for, Mm. snd daugh- I are being offered are more reasonable (hare arara flftaan an- Weetover, Conn wliere she is at- Fl'i».*»eth Fleming trl^a Th* raault waa ter of 40O street. Richmond than the average second hand store aa folkywa. tending the West over school. Welling - on eba tola! ah own 1n HU1. V. y, both of wfcom hsve beet* valr.es account of their vast sales haixftlcapa bain* Mrs. William Stewart and the H. H. HAY SONS 1 Stores paranthaa»a: K C. Wrtbw 4M; at ttoelr strmmer home here since with little profits. The pieces of fur- (It) 'Misses Alice Mvaltv and Augusta Kann*th Hill (22) A. C. Robblna earlv In July, left the Island laat niture are absolutely guaranteed to be 44S; Stewart of Philadelphia, will return (28) 441; Btrtwatl Hamilton 436; •week after a deHghtful summer's va- perfect in erery detail and Inspection (36) shortly to their home. Miss Alice Middle St Laon Adama (CO) Jamaa Hamil- cation. Tbey entertained aeveraa these roods Is cordially Invited by Congress Sq. 43S; Stewart sailed the first part of the ton (22) Crna* Hill man gueata during Awgnat. the members of the firm. It would 424; (2t) month for Belgium where she Is At- 42*; H- Miss Mar- certainly pay people down the bay who O«ot«a HUtffina (22) 427; P. a school in Brussels. Miss Rosamond DpaMJng. tending girl*' are of Lant (20) 425; H. W. Caldwall gar * Spalding and Master Jack Bpald- buying furnishings any descrip- Mr. and Mrs. Norman milsrm of for (acmtdh) 422; Henry D. Hamilton Ing. left for their home In Newton tion their cottage or house to stop Philadelphia nd Messrs. Richard and and examine these bargains.