VOL. XVI NO. 9 Established 1901 PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916 PRICE 5 CENTS BUSTIN'S BIG BUST PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE

FINAL SOCIAL AFFAIR GREAT HOTEL HAS HAD a MOST SUC- SUCCESS. CESSFUL SEASON. The Many Visitors from Other Islands. Items of Interest to Summer Not Hotel Guests Tourist Preserve Bustins Staying Here. Island c.oseJ her social sea- Why This hotel has not son with a grand Bust on August 22 at only again proved will find our store full of The of Summer itself to be the most popular one on attractive good things Briarcliff, Mr. C. W. Newhall's beau- the Bay, hut also to be the most suc- tiful grounds. 2 use From o'clock until cessful one. Since Proprietor Ralph merchandise to take home. to next Winter? E. nearly 6 the place was a scene of Rowe, opened the hotel in July, 1 people have been here in great activity. Visitors from many flocking droves so that in the of the islands in the Bay took the ad- middle of this month not was Souvenir Metal vantage to visit beautiful Bustins and only the hotel itself and Fir Novelties Be full, but are Sugar May High, But were charmed by its many obliged to room out- individuality. side of the hotel. The Islanders also came out full force. On account of the and not The demand of the the Kodaks, Blueberries do need much sugar. Fruit afternoon began in a tennis people hotel will Developing jars stay open later than tournament between Bustins and So. usual and will at less than the wholesale not be closed price. Freeport which was won by Bustins. to the public until the Printing eleventh of She also carried off the second tour- September. The nament, played with Birch Island. entertainments and lectures Tennis and Golf Outfits . or lue which have been Quarts 6c each 72c a dozen luurimuienis were to nave been. given throughout the summer are Inter-Island, but Chebeague, Cousins being continued. Last Fine Leather and nignt, August 30th, Mr. Goods . Littlejohns did not show Pierce enter- Pints 5c each or a up. tained the 60c dozen The Bust proper was held on the hotel guests. Mr. Pierce is a noted and BriarclifC grounds where tables for entertainer being well Stationery Famous Mouth known as a Engraving Large Style—"Ball's Sure Seal" Make fancy work, food, candy, candles, wonder worker and mys- tifler. flowers, etc., were laid Mac- Many of his tricks caused out..Miss much Books and Donald was a very able fortune teller. amusement among the guests Magazines who THE feature, however of the thing, attended. The was the Nonpareil Post Office where dances which occur every Tues- Waterman Fountain Pens and each Islander had a box and received day Friday evenings are still one of the what was their mail. Parcel Post best enjoyed forms of enjoy- R. ment S. given here. DAVIS at 15 At each CO. packages 10, and 25c. were for dance there The sale. is some feature, for instance, the Complete Homefurnishers and The lunch counter where one might apron necktie dance held on Fri- get a supper of "hot day, a week before last. Short Cor. consisting dogs" & Harmon Exchange and Federal Streets Mr. and -Loring, sandwiches, tea or coffee,- ginger ale Mrs. W. W. Bond and chil- dren are F. E. HASKELL, Treasurer and cake, was a great success. receipt arrivals here. They Monument are The cat show evoked much interest. enjoying their visit here immense- Sq. This was under the supervision of ly. Other people who have recently Miss Ricker and Miss Swan. The arrived here are Mr. and Mrs. A. B. entries were "Redflyer" and "Sensa- Dickey, Mr., Leon F. Bateman, Nor- tion," by Mrs. Dolliver, famous cats wood, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. It's time to buy, which have won prizes all over the Eakes, Boston, Mass.; Miss Louisa C. United States, Mrs. Lan- Plaff, Brooklyn, N. Y.; MiSs Grace M. not to hesitate. "Sunny" by caster, "Brother" by Miss Emma Tufts, Elmhurst, New York City; Mr. 3laian:b Soule, "Bustins" by Mrs. Russell and Abraham Woodbury, New York: Mr. JI?ak0 ijottae FINAL CLEAN-UP "Bunny Bustins" by Mrs. Byram. A. E. Smith and wife, Fort Kent; Miss &alpt| E. i&ouie, manager "Peter Rabbit" Mrs. Twiss's cat, could Louise W. Armstrong, Portland; Mr. not- be caught so did not enter the W. S. Armstrong, Portland; Mr. D. A. Jleaka Sclauii Caarn Sag, fflaiite show. Mr. Irwin had charge of the Clark, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bustins Band, which was one of the Spear, Easton; Mr. Thomas Young, greatest of the afternoon's features. Jr., New York city; Mr. W. L. Walker, NOW OPEN Mixed Mr. H. Fredericks White. Jr., was drum Boston. Mass.; Mr. Albert Shedd, Paints major and the band which Nashua, N. H.; Mrs. Frank L. proper Morse, Ready well Mr. slow colors of played known tunes on kazoo3, Somerville, Mass.; K. Bradley, Twenty selling consisted of »he Misses Marjprifr Hart. i Lyn' Vjsp.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mc- Famous for years our Dorothea Grant, Anna Wrye, Vivian QCii^TTif LYmerltk, iue.; Mi. 'J. 1. keed, mixed and *or Its man- paints, yellows, Mary Collins, Barbara and Car- Sherbrooke; Mr. J. Koellisch, Irving- liberal olyn Brainard, Helen Redfield, Cath- ton, N. J.; Mr. J. A. Parke, Irvington, erine N. J. agement, grays, blues, greens,- browns, Twiss, Elizabeth .Eugster, Marie superb and Marjorie Palmer and the Messrs. location and fine all i'juhiu Liuuiey, jacK nerraan good shades but slow sel- leavers, Bibo and Harold Sniffin. The band WAR POtMS shore dinners. Ev- lers this can marched around the grourds several season; you then sat down modern. buy times, and ilayed a ONE OF THE FRUITS OF THE erything number them now at of tunes. All wort, middy GREAT WORLD STRUGGLE. blouses. Accommodates 500. Mrs. Twisrs had charge of the most Interesting Paper to be Given on Rates, booklets and PER interesting feature of (he afternoon, Friday. $1.50 GALLON the Mother floor on Goose Pantomime, in All interested readers have noted plans ap- which each a WE MUST MOVE THEM TO child, impersonating now and again a real gem in some MAKE ROOM FOR NEW Mother Goose character appeared and poem whose color and inspiration have plication. her lines. Those GOODS. spol

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FINAL. CLEARANCE Entrance to Wildwood Inn. onoro «na wnicKon uinnera Afternoon Tea Schaffner & Marx 8and Beach, Bath Houses, Bathing Suite to Let. 500 Foot landing for motor Hart, boata at all tidea. Summer Suits WILD WOOD INN WILDWOOD PARK, CUMBERLAND FORE8IDE ■ $18.BO $14.BO Wildwood Inn la th« under Were only plaoe personal management of English Tea <26, $28, $30 Were $20, $22.60 Room, excepting 609 Congreea Street, Maine. d"PQRT1AKP -3ALEM~tWd Portland, Haskell St Jones Locate your summer home at Wildwood Beach on the picturesque Company When in Portland Visit Foreslde. Finest autcr road In State leads to property. Modern cottages and building lots for>leaae aad< sale. Every improvement installed, sew- er, Sobago water, electric light, telephone; fine bathing beach and dock. LITTLE FIELD & CO. MOUSTAKIS' For particulars apply Concord Realty Co., 214 Fidelity nidg., Portland. 100-111 COMMERCIAL ST., PORTLAND, ME. Candy GROCERIES, MEATS and PROVISIONS SOI Shop The Quality Store with Right Prices. CONORCSli OUR CONFECTIONS A. A. We hare HAVE NATIONAL RE* TOOHEY everything needed to supply the table and only quality MUTATION. goods are sold here. We cater for hotel, cottage and yacht patronage. DELICIOUS IC Fruit and Berries. Our location enables us to attend to all Island or* try a box or our ca sr*> Women's ders promptly. ■AY PACKAGE Wear PARCEL POST ORDERS At SHORT NOTICE. Tslsphons your ordsr, ws will do the rest Dntinclive in Design and Quality 568 CONGRESS ST. PORTLAND, ME. The Willows. This summer has been one of Mrs. Island Johnson's most successful seasons and and Cottage Bailey many, attracted by the board and Woodbine rooms have been turned Cro- ^ away. ~ MRS. HUMPHREY S. S1NNETT, Prop. JOHNSON & LEEMAN quet is very and —O .T ■ CA3CO BAY'S popular all the time LEADING GROCERY AND GENERAL 8TORE the guests are Bailey Island,:Malne. playing. We have everything needed for the are: table, and our meat The Homestead. Arrivals Mr. Arthur D. Law- This house was is the best In department popular boarding among Casco Bay. All our vegetables are received rence, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Mr. and the first to open its doors for the enter- and dally. Stove Monday a party went to New Mead- Fireplace Wood. Our new auto truck assures the trade Mrs. W. L. Sprague, Miss Miriam B. taining of gueBts. Location ideal, being service. of prompt ows Inn to a shore dinner. at the head of the famous Maokerel enjoy Mr. M. Sprague, Charles Taylor, Mr. Cove. Fine table with BAILEY'S Thursday a conundrum party was supplied the best ISLAND TELEPHONE 8011-2. MAINE Raymond F. Taylor, Mass. obtainable. Bathing, Boating and Pish- given in the room. There Lawrence, annex-living ing near the house. Rates and circulars was music and Mrs. Palmer gave a on application. Tel. 615. Mr. F. special reading, Penrod Schofield, by Roger Knight and mother, Mrs. Fred are to Booth Tarkington. The whole eve- Knight, occupy their cottage on Summer ning was enjoyed by all present. Hill for Septem- ber. It is These social evenings are always expected that they will be accompanied Mr. Bailey Island, Maine pleasant and so many of the guests by and Mrs. Da- The JOHNSON vid Peterson The Tirst National Bank of Portland H. F. JOHNSON, manage to get to them that everyone and Mr. Levi Peterson AND Proprietor and. COTTAGES Open June 15 to October 1 gefs fun as well as of. likely by .Mrs. Ruth .Knight Tul- pleasure^out. _ THE OLDEST IN .THE CITY them. loch. Mrs. Tulloch will*be remem- ,NRTIONAL:BANK Enlarged capacity. Beautifully lo- cated at the south end of the bered as the artist who in island The late arrivals are: Miss Susan several and Over near Little Harbor. The Johnson M. Vail, Germantown, Pa.; Miss Mar- entertainments, several years ago, fa- Capital Surplus and cottages contain about forty all tha .N. Mrs. G. vored the Island friends with violin rooms, pleasant and airy. Thor- Hastings, Newark, J.; ONE MILLION DOLLARS oughly Howard selections. Their modern, toilets, bath, etc. Palmer, Miss Helen Palmer, cottage, named af- Table supplied with best ter market Mr. Robert G. Palmer, New York her, "The Winifred," her middle Invites New Deposit Accounts and Personal Interviews. affords. Sea food a specialty. Fresh city; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tibbetts, name, is well adapted for musical and milk, eggs, poultry and vegetables raised on the premises. Amesbury, Mass.; Miss Mabel G. Cur- literary functions, a and Bathing. having piano Boating and Fishing. New Dirt Miss room tis, Grace R. Curtis, Cambridge, large drawing suitable for so- Tennis Courts. Rates on applica- Mass.; Miss Linda Graydon, Summit, cial dancing and should be open dur- That Red tion. Dragon Shop H. F. JOHNSON, Boatbullder N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Randall. ing the entire season as it is up to of unusual things from around the world. Repairing Promptly Done Whitinsville, Mass.; Mrs. C. A. Ropes, date in every way, with views of 628 Salem, Mass. "Old Atlantic" from every window *>n Congress St., Portland, Mains the Ocean side and of the Bay on OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY the other. Mr. Fred rpTTi-j T_T/^\X Ji CCTtJ Occupies a The Driftwood. Knight and fam- When yoa have a few leisure moments come in and oar stock. I I r, 1 I 1 A T\ commanding situation at the- inspect IIVI r"1,^ X southern and most ily expect to occupy the cottage the Cijt\LJ picturesque end of the- This exceedingly popular house is j island—within a short walk coming season in June. BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE. of either now so full that people are being turn- orean or bay shore. The Homestead table- Mr. B. ed away all the time. Henry Twombley of New BERTHA FAKNHAM Florist-• r-• ana service York is the guest of Dr. Burnett at LOUGEE, Decorator are Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Puron have CHOICE) CUT FLOWERS of all kinds In "their-Season.Desigm Climatic the Anoatock for a conditions pro- homelike taken the month. he duce the tinest as Brinymede, which they will Friday SPENCER PEASProcurabIe judged by Experts in this line. and in alfe joined his Mr. occupy during September. brother, Howland We also carry an EXCLUSIVE LINE OF POTTERY—nothing duplicated—such respects of as Miss Aspinwall and Mr. Bradley Twombley Boston, who is making a candle-sticks, jardinieres, flower bowls, tea-sets, vases, etc., which make nice excellent. to wedding and birthday gifts as well as pleasing souvenir gifts from Maine. Fresh have returned to their home in New trip Squirrel Island to attend the fete VISIT OUR NEW FLOWER STORE milk, Canaan, after two there, taking a party of young Conn., months, 647 vegetables spent at Driftwood. people from Princes Point. CONGRESS ST PORTLAND Under the Columbia Hotel from our: Miss Orders delivered own Recent arrivals are: Mr. and Mrs. Louisa Connolly of Newark anywhere in the United States. Phone 3256-W Portland has left for her garden. !. H. C. Banks, Master H. C. Banks, Jr., home, after a two Tennis weeks' visit with Dr. Ardmore, Pa.; Miss Virginia F. Ennis, Burnett at the Court. Anoatock on Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. H. A. Crane, Ahner's Point. Miss Illustrated is an Booklet. Greenfield, Mass.; Mr. Leon C. Doble, Connolly expert educator of the Newark Free Public Beverly, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Hu- Library. She is OPEN JUNE 15th to a noted OCTOBER 1st THOMAS E. bert Evans, New York City; Miss pedagogue, lecturer and suf- HAZELL frage Frances E. Torrand, Boonton, N. Y.; leader, prominent in that work in New While Eaton Miss Marjorie Collins, Newark, N. J.: Jersey. here she gave Fitzgerald's a most Mr. J. S. Harvey. Mr. A. H. Rowland, interesting lecture at the Company Ba Homestead. She Montreal, Que.; Mr. H. W. Walker, is also a member of the National wife and son, Mrs. F. W. Walker, Miss Board of Censorship Driftwood Maineand for Motion Pictures. of On Sea Phoebe Walker, Hartford, Conn. Showing Cliff, Ocean Side. Open to Sept. Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of Palo 25. Superb View from 60 foot Porch and The Johnson. Alto, Cal., Mrs. Danskins of Los Thoroughly good table and comfortable Angeles, Cal., visited their friends on rooms overlooking surf. The guests are and the i New still.coming the Island Friday dinner with dining room seats 60. hotel remains full. A of taking Winter address Nov. to great many Chas. May 10, Eustis Mrs." Root at the Takitizi. Mrs. New Fla. them have been Blouses coming for many Danskins is the mother of Senator Mrs. A. McK. years and will come many Gulliver, Proprietor. probably Frank Flynn. She is also the niece more. A great number also, The for fall are now established. coming of Mr. David Hewes who furnished styles this year for the first time, are so I money for the gold spike, the last These the pleased with the hotel and Island are blouses, just received, show j one driven in the original Pacific rail- anxious to come again. The usual road. Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. new tendencies. social events have style transpired, sailing Danskins are a tour of the and fishing parties, etc. making East, Quebec, Montreal, etc. Their The late arrivals are: Voile I ROBIN HOOD —Proprietor— headquarters are in Portland and Caeorgette Crepe INN-v'~ Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. they The ideal Barrows, are much charmed with it and the vi- location on the Miss Helen on the east Island—situated Barrows, Mr. Robert P. de chine end and in full view of cinity. ocean. Beautiful the, Barrows, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Crepe Organdie pine groves and walks' Me.; Miss around the Dorothy Pease of Ashfield. house. The house is modern in Heywood B. Macomber, Cambridge, every Mass., is the guest of Mrs. John C. Tub Silk Cottons respect—toilets, baths and sewer- Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bell age. Adams for a week. Novelty and son, Cambridge, Mass.; Mrs. Ar- Rev. Joseph A. Shepherd and fam- Rates and Circulars thur L. Nickerson, Waltham, Mass.; upon application ily of Portland, are spending two Miss Dorothy D. Randall, Miss An- ....ART Open June 15 to weeks at Mrs. Barker's cottage, The NEEDLEWORK.... September 15 nette M. Steiner, Plainfield, N. J.; Mr. Ripples. Rev. Shepherd the Long Distance and Mrs. George E. Miss spent The assortment in Shetland and Telephone In the Houie Lovejoy, week end at Poland Springs. largest Zephyr Bessie A. Williams, Miss Agnes E. A number of auction parties have Flogs, Germantown and Scotch Worsted. Carlisle, Worcester, Mr. Leav- Knitting Mass.; been held on many of the various itt O. Coburn, Mrs. John G. Coburn. fact we can meet and all of piazzas. There has been a Stamped pieces—in any your Lewiston, Me.; recently E. E. Bailey terrible outbreak of this malady and fancy work requirements. SINNETT Island, Maine it has affected quite a few of the Is- LHUAL.1UK JN FIRST CLASS — — Robin Hood Inn. land ladies. Groceries, Provisions, Meats, Etc., First a Canned Quality Monday party with Capt. Doughty Friday evening Mrs. Chas. L. Brad- Goods, General Merchandise, went on a sail to Fresh Chebeague. Tues- ley and Miss Nannie E. Dorsey enter- EATON COMPANY Fish and Ice day another went with Large Line of Tennis Capt. Wallace tained a number of people at a dance Shoes and Rubber Goods in to Bustins to attend the Big Bust at the Urchins. ?irs. Bradley, who has Stock. there. with Wednesday another, j occupied this cottage for the season SOUVENIR POST CARDS. went to Store, Wharf and Capt. Wallace, Seguin light- has returned home to Baltimore, Md. Fish Market at Mackerel Core house, on which j everyone but one was | Mr. Evarts Tracy has returned to Mrs. W. H. Cockroft of Woon- seasick. r New York, after a delightful stay at l socket, R. I., are spending two weeks Wednesday evening the guests held | Bailey's with Mrs. Tracy. He has with Mrs. Gibb at the Birches. an entertainment. is the Following been having a very strenuous time at Cousin's Island Mr. and Mrs. George B. Tenney of program: Piano II SEASIDE solo, Trovatore! Plattsburg, N. Y., at the summer Boston, Mass., are occupying their COTTAGE selection, Miss Edith Bailey Island, Me. Wilson; vocal training camp for men. 1^ J camp for two weeks. Mrs. F. E. Cram Mrs. Ideal solos, Dodson; recitation, On the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duran have summer home with a bountiful twenty-first August, Mrs. table, inoluding sea One-legged Goose, Miss Van Bus- M. returned to food in abundance. to L. Starbuck held a card party at Great interest is manifested on the Camp Will-Octa, after a Handy poetoffice, wharf and beach. kirk; solos, (a) June Butterfly, (b) Violet, her cottage, the Afterglow. The island about the quoit tournament be- week as the guests of the Moseley's Open 25 to Oct. 1. Rates on tc) application. Transients accommodated Buttercup, Margaret and Sarah guests were Mrs. Behrens, Mrs. tween Harmonie and the Ridge at Cobbosseecontee. Dodson, Hill Dinners a recitation, (a) Sea-dog, (b) Streuli, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Righter, and Thursday. Each captain claims vic- Mr. Walter B. Downs of Boston, Specialty Raggedy Mr. Man, Dodson; solos, Mrs. the Misses Esther Root, Dorothy Law- tory. In an interview Monday with spent the week end with Mr. and anecdote, what a Dodson; prenomena ton and Elizabeth Chapin. After the Mr. Slayton, captain of the Ridge, Mrs. Duran. is, Mrs. In Beaumeister; solo, the game,, tea was served which was en- he claimed that his team is in the Misses Ethel Wilson Gloaming, and joyed by all. Those winning the prime of condition and will pull off Stetson's Ice Iconise Drumm, Miss Cream Parlor accompanied by prizes were Miss Esther Root and the honors of the season but we are BAILEY ISLAND, ME. Edith Wilson. This Baked entertainment Mrs. Behrens. inclined to think that South- Onions. The Quality Ice was Foxy Cream, made on the the fine and enjoyed by all present. Peel as many good, firm medium- ticular trade premises, kind the par- Master Starbuck's famous paw, CaptainBissett of the Harmonie demands, is what we serve with Lawrence here. Our auto truck assures Friday Capt. Wallace a party Hill team will be a For if sized onions as the size of your family you of prompt made a English bulldog "Teddy" is having a surprise. delivery. We are still the delightful sail around the bay. rumors will caramels and making delicious Stetson's time, as is also his master; are correct he has been hug- require. Put them into a sauce- candies. Box Friday evening Miss Van Buskirk happy Candies, etc.. Fruit, Soda, Cracker ging the post at forty-,§« two weeks the large nation, as water is found C "J"*|* *)ii|ii from at the Red Gables has left Bungalow. All The participants other houses. The either too nenr the IWf1 lmndsoTno niotor boat for her home In Mass. Mr. of surface to require IPARTIES "Tramp", carry- events and winners were as follows: Arlington, Roy Goddard Roslindale, OAlLlnU /llVIlLnJ it, or so that Ing twenty passengers, can be Men's 75 Mrs. W. E. Waterburv and Miss Mass., has returned home i.fter a deep artesian wells are private parties at any hour of engaged for yard sprint, Adams 1st: the day or night. We Gladys Waterburv of Sprlnpfleld. two weeks' with his preferable. Gem will arrange trips to Harry Hanks, Jr., 2d. Ladies' 50 yard stay wife at the Theatre, Peaks Island, Trefethens, and Mass., who are at Souti> Barnacle. Dayburn Casino and to othei spring, Miss Wright, 1st; Miss Kings- stopping Interesting points In the Bay on application. Harpswell, spent the week end with Mrs. P. W. White Milan Hates Experienced boatmen in charge. bury, 2nd. Men's Medicine ball put, Hargreaves and son Hats, $3.95, "Eustls." reasonable. Mrs. J. C. Armstrong. ; of H. Banks, Jr., 1st; F. Edmonds, 2d. Arthur, Maiden, Mass., are the —Adv. GEORGE The family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Mrs. H. Ladies' machine ball put, Eileen, 1st; guests Phillips for two LUBEE, Bailey Me. R. Leeman are rejoicine In the arrival weeks. Mr. G. W. Island, Miss Wright, 2d. Needle contest, Phillips of Maiden, of a baby son, born spent a few at Mr. and Mrs. H. Matthews 1st; Leon Monday. days the O-so-cosy C. Doble and Miss cottage. Miss Helen Deerlng has Kingsbury, 2nd. also Cock fight, H. Matthews, 1st; Robert Btiy Millinery and save money at returned home after a month's OPTICIANS 2nd. "EuBtls'."—Adv. stay with Mrs. Phillips. Habberly, Standing Jump, are Mr. J. C. We the largest and oldest M. Adams, 1st; R. Habberly, 2nd. Potato Ketchum of Allston, Mftfl"-. op- WARD & SON Is a tical race, Miss Innis, 1st; Mrs. 2d. spending week with his wife at establishment in Maine. BAILEY Marks, Shakespeare's Benefactors. the I8LAND, ME. Men's shoe H. Rockhaven. Promnt and careful contest, Matthews, 1st; Of the millions service. R. 2d. who keep Shake- Miss Kdna Pearce of Medford Hill- Expert Habberly, Ladies' shoe con- and Plumbing Contractors. New speare's memory green how Hide, Mass., Is until Labor KODAKS SUPPLIES test, Mrs. Adams, 1st; Miss Wright, today, spending and even nay with Mrs. .up-to-date work can 2d. Obstacle race, Adams, 1st; H. many have heard «»f Hemlnge ami Blssett. MURDOCK shop. We Miss the CO., vbuilding nave Matthews, 2d. Sack race, F. Ed- Condell? Yet, to the faithful labors May Wylle is, guest, of you money. Contractors for 1st. Miss FJvelyn Prime for a week. munds, Men's tug of war won by of these two poor players we owe the Water Marks' team. Mr. Frank MacOrath of Is Supply Outfits, Ladles' tug of war, first attempt to give the world a com- Maiden, Windmills, won Mrs* Bank's the guest of Mrs. 8. H. Scrlbner at by team. First and plete edition of Shakespeare's plays. Tanks, Pumps, Pipe fitting, etc. Cot- second were Camp Contentment. prizes awarded in each No collected edition of the event. poet's work The weekly Amei'ltart Red Cross tage plumbing a specialty. Telephone. was Issued in ids lifetime, nor did for M«rs. Sinnett has had a more than meeting making bandages^ gen- Export workmen. of the even find their held on usually successful August and the many plays wa> erally Monday was held a't to unfll John and Hackmatack Woodbine is full. Recent arrivals are: print, ileminge Hen- l.odge with Mrs. Van Home North Doren. About Offidfe, 8ebago, Me. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hitchcock, Mr. O. ry Condell, Shakespeare's intimate twenty were present. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hitchcock, Belmont. Maps.; Mr. and frlonAs nnd fellow fictors, took the task George R. Motintfort Mrs. of are at Carroll Chase, Boston, Mass; Mr. of publication In hand, Watervllle, Me., For-.u-sall, WILLOW COTTAGE and disclaiming until I>abor Mr. J. Mrs. Geo. W. Cook, either of Day. T. HI lckley BAILEY Boston, "ambition seife-proflt or fame has returned ISLAND, ME. Mass,; Miss Kathryn V. Gill, Mrs. C. to this cottage ai d Mr. In undertaking the design," and being Homelike cottage, and G. Newcomb, Miss Bertha M. New- OnndwJn of Boston, spent accommodating Roquets Floral Deaigna of all kinds moved solely desire "to the at Miss about twenty gnentn. View of ocean comb, Portland, Me.; Mr. J. A. Water- by- keepe Sunday Hinckley's I of so a friend nnd Mr. And and islands, located. Rates man, Miss Eveleen M. New memory worthy fel- Mrs. C. P. Chand er of centrally Miller, reasonable. rates for York City. low alive as was our Sluikcspeure." New Gloucester; Me., are .it Special May. tha Florist the June- DENNETT, Chatfdier cottage for a week. jmd September. U« CONfiORM ST. (ipp. »h» l ibrary Walter Mrs. E. Johnson, Prop. Tel. M-W PORTLAND, ME. Music is K ~ SKETCHES OF THE Sale Extraordinary Delightful CASCO BAY ISLANDS of TUB SKIRTS on * iic music the Water ot the V ictrola is z The greatest values we have ever put out. real delight on the water. Stripes, plain weaves and fancy effects. How often have felt the you alluring charm of music on the water? NUMBERLESS 1.UU a Victrola. Drop in and see us about it.

Victrolas, like come in boats, many sizes, and we have a Victrola suitable tp almost boat. Our any terms are such that you could not wish Skirts in all new for better. the styles priced to close.

We Some of these skirts were $3.98. have Victrolas from $15 to $300. NOW $1.98 Cressey & Allen 534 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, ME.

PORTLAND, ME. CLARK & GRIFFIN LONG ISLAND, ME. HAMILTON'S LANDING. CHEBEAGUE ISLAND Casco Bay House Groceries, Meats and Chebeague Island, the second largest in Casco Bay, has very fittingly retained its Indian name, meaning "many springs," for it was in the old days a favorite rendezvous of the aborigines. Even as late as 1870 small bands Provisions of the Penobscots used to spend the Our summer here. sixteen of success No island has more years enables us to romantic traditions. In 1650, the founder of Cleeves, meet want of Portland, conveyed the island to Walter Merry. Later the every the that favor eastern half was patrons bought by Walter Gendell, the famous Indian us with fighter, and Richard Wharton their trade. Our stock is acquired the western end. Wharton's the best executor turned his half over to the First Church of Boston, "the obtainable. in profits from rents and other sources Right prices all of sd. land to be employed in departments relieving the condition of and we the poor of sd. Church." It was at this deliver all orders time promptly. Come that the island was called Recompense. Ambrose in and our store. Hamilton, a Scotch immigrant whose brother settled inspect on Cousin's was Island, the first man to live on Chebeague. He had seven hotel on sons and seven daughters and Leading the island. Finest view of Casco Bay possible. Pine seventy-one grandchildren, so groves alongside the hotel. it is small wonder that Private gas light plant—gas in every room. Ex- Hamilton is a familiar name on the cellent Table. island. Bathing, Boating and Fishing privileges. Dancing parties Colonel Thomas Waite was another twice each week. June 30 early settler. He built what was Open to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on appli- then the cation. Accommodates 100. Fine finest house in the Bay, but this was the steamboat service. Telephone service. Call eclipsed by house us any time. minutes' Ebenezer Hill built soon Only thirty sail from Portland. Clam Bake house ac- afterwards out of bricks he baked himself. commodates 500 with guests dancing privileges. Come to our hotel for a the Today Chebeague is famous for its pleasant vacation. interesting old houses. The very EN EM co. oldest is the ARK standing Richard Hutchinson house, built in 1761, and now next the standing Methodist Church across the road from its original site. In the old The 1913, James Hamilton house, which had re- Expert Shoe Doctors mained in the same family since it was built in 1799, was torn down. The most of 404-406 Congress interesting the old houses standing is the old Ricker St., opp. City Hall Tel. 1052 house, which has been completely restored and furnished true to its original period by its owner. I Island Ebenezer Hill of the brick Long Market house fame, was a son of one of the "Indians" of the Boston Tea Party. He led an adventurous life. During the French war of Doughty's Landing 1799 his vessel was captured and he and his crew were carried as LONG prisoners to Guadeloupe in the West Indies. ISLAND, MAINE! After peace was declared, two years later, he was put in command of a leaky hulk and OUR STOCK OF ordered to shift for himself. By a miracle he brought the rotten tub tc New York. 'He returned to Chebeague, where he had been mourned for dead, and built himself a new vessel. He Groceries, Meats and Provisions sailed away to France on and his maiden voyage brought back six hundred French is the Best Obtainable emigres to New Orleans. Captain Hill made many profitable in voyages his Chebeague ship, but he contracted the fever in the Indies We All Orders and Will and died at sea. His men his Appreciate Give Personal Attention to the Same back and brought body he lies buried in Trinity Churchyard, New York. Although there are several good hotels on the island, Chebeague is known best for its colonies of summer cottages. The humble be- ginning was a little and her mother will not return to bungalow built about 1870 by a Quaker named family at their cottage Fordette for Goddard: now the island has some of their winter home in Portland until over the the most charming summer past week end. He has now homes in the At the West the latter part of returned to Bay. End, about Chandler's Cove, are the September. his home in Medford. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST summer of a number of Miss Eulelia of places Baltimoreans, among them several Dudy Portland was Mr. William Paine Smith, who has professors from Johns the recent last week of been Hopkins University, while over on the Soutn guest Miss visiting here recently returned Road is what is known as Mildred Schonlund. Miss to his the Massachusetts colony. Ijudy spent home in Beverly, Mass., last all day Thursday visiting here, re- Monday morning. j We Celebrate Our to the Big turning city on the late after- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis of Bel- noon boat. mont, Mass., arrived at their cottage lasf week to Greyshingles was the headquarters spend the rest of the sea- for a son. Byron, Concord, Mass.; Mr. J. Mc- merry party of guest3 for over the week Last week eleven members Carthy Jones, Montreal, Can.; Mr. end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry of the and L. Smardon West End colony went on a Mrs. W. F. Swan, Berlin. N. H.; entertained at their cot- blueberry sale Mr. at the West picking party. They first went to ['DOLLAR Ralph S. tage End Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Montreal, Great or Can.; Jas. B. Jos. Willey of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Sebascodegon Island but not Greaney, Beverly, Mass.; the Miss Helen Edw. Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer finding berries thick here they A Mahoney, / Tarrytown; proceeded to Sebasco Remarkable Event in Miss Margaret Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ro- Basin on the Mahoney, Tarrytown, shores of which Casco Bay House. N. Y.; Miss Blanche dick, all from Portland. The Smar- they found especially Dimmond, Ha- fine picking. The Which We Offer 1.25 to verhill, Miss dons are among those who intend to party stayed here Among the nicest features of this Mass; Grace W. Bod- for a well, stay here late into picnic lunch and then resumed hotel Is that of the Salem, Mass.; Mr. Sidney Bell, September. their 3.00 good food which The picking. They returned late in i t Values for a Dollar Is Leominster; Mrs. S. Bos- guests of Mrs. W. P. Libby of regularly served here. Although Cameron, the afternoon and upon ton, Miss Medford who is the Rodick measuring the the menu |3 not the Mass.; May Cameron, Bos- occupying total elaborate, food for number of quarts picked found ton, Mass., and Miss Dorinda Cam- cottage a month are Miss Made- We mention here but a hint of that is served here is of the the tally to come up to the scores and scores of highest line Prescott and Mr. and Mrs. eighty-five and can be eron, Boston. Fran- Dollar luality equalled in but few- cis quarts. While this is not remarkable Day offerings. of others as C. Holmes and daughter Vesesta Plenty just good not ad- places. One reason for this food be- it certainly does stand tor a of Plymouth, Mass. Mr. P. good vertised so delicious is that One of the W. Libby average record. here. ing everything Is prettiest affairs that his was Joined family for over the week 3pot fresh. All the come ever held on the island was the Miss Isabel Eaton, who has been to vegetables end but has now the $1.98 $3.95 Waists in linen and lawn shower returned to Med- recent $1.00 fresh from the gardens of the island, for Miss Gladys Cushing at guest of Mrs. J. L. Eaton re- the ford. Two $1.00 Middies for and women while the flsh were in the home of Mrs. Samuel J. Ropers. turned to her home in Auburnilaie. girls 1.00 swimming Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Covell, friends briny sea but a few hours before. The affair was a complete surprise to Mass., having spent a delightful two Golfine were of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford have re- Sport Coats, $4.95, for Mrs. Chas. E. Miss who was weeks 'visit here. 1.00 C-ushing proprietress of Cushing, walking with turned to their Mr. home in Medford, 10 12.1-2c all :he hotel, is much pleased and com- Clinton Johnson when she was Miss Esther and Miss May Ford of yds. Ginghams, new, for 1,00 Mass., after spent two weeks that the called into the having Medford, arrived on the plimented food which is of darkened house. Sud- in a at Mass., island 11 yds. New Fall cottage the West End of the on Percale, good styles 1.00 iuch a high standard. denly the lights were snapped on and Monday of this week. will Island. Mr. and Mrs. Covell are new- They Three 50c and 75c Mr. and Mrs. behold Miss was no visit their mother, Mrs. Fred Fancy Tea Alexander Robertson Cushing longer comers to the island Ford, for Aprons 1.00 in and they were their tnd family, who have been recent a house on earth, but in a beauti- vacation which extends into the $1.50 and $2.00 Leather Hand so pleased with it that they plan to Bags 1.00 ;uesta here, have returned to their fully decorated hou3e in middle of September. Miss Gladys fairyland nere nexi year ror a much American home in with little long- Harvey of Medford is also a $1.50 Taffeta Umbrellas for 1.00 Montreal, Can. They were cupids flitting about here er stay. guest hero mmmer residents here and there in the beautiful a niiui vinll. $1.50 Twin-Alarm for until this bunches of Mrs. Richard Davis of Weatboro, Clock, nickcl, 1.00 /ear. wild flowers, with which the house Mass., is visiting for two weeks Mr. Three Boxes 50c for was decorated. The The besi ror Stationery 1.00 The recent death by drowning of gifts, which were and Mrs. George T. Babcock at their place Millinery, "Eus- many, and hidden Two 88c Dresden Rruce Robertson has caused a pall of about the house, attractive summer residence Kstella. tls."—Adv. yds. Moire Ribbon 1.00 were hunted madness and sorrow to fall on and opened by Miss Mr. and Mrs. Babcock are Four Women's 50c the is- planning to Handkerchiefs 1.00 land. Bruce Robertson, 19, son of Cushing. Delightful music was play- stay late into September to make ed Coldest Over Equator. Women's Neckwear and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of Montreal, throughout the evening and elabo- their summer of its usual length be- $1.50 Veils 1.00 rate Winds blow not merely the Uan., drowned while in swimming off refreshments served. Mrs. Cha3. cause they did not arrive here until along Men's Black Cotton 7 i surface of the earth but Hose, prs. for 1.00 beach at the south shore of the Is- Cushing when the refreshments were late In the season. upward and downward land last noon. The about to be served asked the bless- Miss B. E. Dutcher of New York throughout the atmosphere!. Men's $1.50 Medium Weight Union Suits 1.00 Friday young man who accompanied him said that ing. Those responsible for the show- city is the guest this week of Mr. and They whirl about In all directions. So '.Seven Women's Black L?ruce er were prs. Cotton Hose 1.00 very sudenly appeared to be In Miss Florence Woodman of Mrs. H. P. Warren of Springfield. It Is Impossible to construct a weather llstress and floating with the hotel, Mrs. Van Mass. Mr. Warren his at chart that will Four prs. Women's Tan Boot Silk Hose 1.00 difficulty. Amburg, Mrs. joined wife really show the direc- The friend Immediately wpnt in aid Samuel G. and Miss their cottage Roxmont on last Rogers Josephine Friday. tions of the winds, for such a chart $1.25 and $1.50 Lace for Kobertson but All He will remain two Curtains, 1.00 being neither a strong Gomey. present declare that It here weeks before would have to be In three lor n on me in vcBi. dimensions, Curtain skillful swimmer and after belne Him numi oonunnil he leaves the island for his business Five yds. Scrim, yard wide, for 1.00 says a writer In the Re- Iragged down once wan forced party that has been on In Springfield, Mass. this va- Ueographlcul Cotton to given the During view. $1.25 Gray Blankets, full size 1.00 break Robertson's hold and save him* Inland In their memory. Mrs. Chan. cation he expects to spend a large I'rof. 13 10c Flannel for «e1f. Upon summoning help and with Cuflhlng made the bride's cake, which part of his time sailing in his recent- Alexander McAdle of Ilarvnrd yds. Outing 1.00 •he aid of a punt the body wan locat- Rhe also cut and served. ly acquired auxiliary sloop, "Patsy describe some of the recent expert* 12 36 in. Bleached Cotton for ed and brought to the Lee." mcri'o in yds. 1.00 surface about On last 8unday Rev. J. T. Rldlon the upper air performed by \ half hour after the Professor and Mrs. Edmund Burke accident. Pro- of Portland supplied the pulpit for sounding balloons. The atmosphere onged attempts were made to restore and family of New York will Rev. I. T. Johnson of the Island. Mr. city has, roughly, two layers, the lower life by Dr. Nutting of Massachusetts probably extend their stay here until Rldlon preached at all the regular called the troposphere nnd the but were futile. Bruce and his the last part of- 8optenvberH»e«mi»e. of upper par- church services as well as at the the stratosphere. Tho ents had been guests at the Casco the plague of infantile paralysis In strongest winds EASTMAN BROTHERS & Vesper Service held In Cushlng'a Pa- nre found below the BANCROFT Bay House for some weeks and they New York city where Prof. Burke Is Just stratosphere, vilion at the West EJnd of the island. and had only returned to Montreal a few professor of lAtln at the New York It would seem that pressure While on the Island Mr. Rldlon was ME. lays ago leaving the son to continue University. changes originate In this PORTLAND, a guest, at the C«sco House region. tils vacation. Bay Mr. R. now where George Magrone Is vis- The stratosphere is highest over the he greatly enjoyed his stay. iting In Old Among those who have Mr. Orchard, Me., until to- equator and lowest over the Maine's Good* recently Rldlon has recently been supply- morrow. poles, but Leading Dry Department Store registered are Mr. and Mrs. He will then visit his moth- Its .J. W. ing for the Scandinavian church in height vorles with the season. "At New York er over the week end before return- Weir, City; Miss Rita L. Portland. the equator," says Professor Stevens, ing to his home In Montreal, Canada. McAdle, Bridgeport, Conn.; Miss Lil- The week end at "as we rise In the air the lian gueats Sunny Mrs. Magrone and family will return temperature Kethner, Bridgeport; Mrs. Elean- thd continues to Slope, attractive little cottage of to Montreal on Labor after hav- fall to a much greater or Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. E. I,agelg- Mlas day Alice Holcomb, were Mr. Harry spent a height than In ren, Brockton, Mrs. A. H. ing delightful summer In All- temperate latitudes. in THIS Mass.; Furlong of Boston and Mrs. Agnes ston advertise PAPER cottage. Indeed, the lowest temperature 1« I Bhepard, Boston, Mass.; Mr. Oeo. W. Vt Id ford of Portland. Miss Holcomb Mr. Fred Ford, 8r., visited his found above the equator." Tremezzo, Italy, spent a few days at Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Monroe and Mas- Limberlost. ter Henry of Hyde Park, Mass., are Friday evening a dance was held being entertained at the home of Mr. at the Prescott's. A party froal So. and Mrs. Alfred H. Tracy for their HILL CREST HOTEL Charles w. Uaml ton. Prop^ IFreeport, did not arrive on ac- annual summer visit. Miss Joy Nev- count of a serious motor-boat acci- ens of Falmouth is also a guest of dent. Refreshments were served. the family.. Those present were the Misses'Beulah Mr. and Mrs. William Johnstone1 of LARGEST SUMMER RE80RT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Christy, Helen, Alice and Katherine Falmouth Foreside, are guests of Mr. Published Every Prescott, Winifred Norton, Helen and and Mrs. Charles Sumner Cdrleton at THURSDAY AFTERNOON Margaret Morton, Leonice and Nat-- their summer home, the We Two. From July to September' alic Hunnewell, Gurney, Bertha An important event of the week CROWLEY 4L LUNT, Editors and Publishers Muran, Frances Willis, Hazel Han- was the annual August meeting of Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. chett, Dorothea Woodell, Mrs. James the Evergreen Social club which was TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Hill, Harriet Sherburne, Dorothy held at the Fern Park clubhouse at Advertising Rates on Application Armington, the Messrs. Murry Lent, Evergreen and it was one of the most Advertisers desiring changes muBt send in copy on or before Monday pre- Donald Hunnewell, Shirley Bunnell. delightful gatherings of the year. The ceding day of publication to insure insertion. Robert Orbens, Carlyle Lash, Edward regular business meeting was held Cobb, Henry Armington, Le Faine Kit- and a social time enjoyed, with a pic- tredge, Louie Colomb, Kenneth Samp- nic dinner served at noon, which was Moat modern and hotel on the THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916. son, Allan Hill, Bobbie Prescott. a pleasant feature of the outing. The up-to-date Island with finest view of Casco Way. Large chambers, toilets and baths on each floor. Private dance han were Rev. and Mrs. Hun- Members present Jwere: Mrs. Charles ■with •tphaperones dancing parties every evening. Music furnished by our own three- Mrs. Mrs. piece orchestra. sea all MINIATURE ALMANAC. .£. newell, Prescott, Mrs. Willis the Harris, president; Donald Gard- Bathing, boating, deep fishing and water sports. Ten- you- cust your bread upon the wa nis, baseball, etc. Private water the Misses Sharpley and Frost. ner, Mrs. W. O. Peterson, Mrs. W. H. system best In Casco Bay. Table sup- ters these piled with vegetables from our own and milk and days, there Is danger the Mrs. J." Park garden cream from our own Week of Durgin, Rockwell, Mrs. herd. Rates and circulars on August 31. submarines will application. Accommodates 120. get it. Ella Skillin, Miss Hattie Skillin, Mrs. Sun Tide Length High H. W. Stuart, Mrs. Arthur Morrison, Day Rises Sets of Day Morn Eve. A woman astrologer predicts we Mrs. Arthur Webber, Mrs. J. O. Skil- 31 5.08 6.20 13.12 12.07 12.26 shall huve trouble uext yenr. Well, Peaks lin, Miss Rose Allen, Mrs. Sydney 1 5.09 6.19 13.10 Island 12.43 don't we have it every year? Jackson, Mrs. Albert Waite, Mrs. A. Summit 2 5.10 6.17 13.07 1.22 G. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Hooper and 3 5.11 6.15 13.04 2.05 Mibs Parks. The guests included MiBs An intoxicated man imagines he has *4 5.12 6.14 13.02 2.55 The entertainment Ada Simonds, Miss M. E. Griffin, Mrs. House found the secret of walking right, and given for the 5 5.13 6.12 12.59 3.53 benefit of the island Charles Roundy, Miss Ella Marshall, that is church on Tues- 6 5.14 6.10 12.56 everybody else wrong. Charles Kenneth 5.00 day evening at Association hall was Durgin, Marshall, Chebeague ♦Moon in a Ida Master Donald first quarter. great success and the hall was Bruns, Weber. Island The movement Miss M. E. Griffin more-daylight gets packed with an appreciative audience, was elected to One of the finest summer no support from the fox-trotters. every number membership. The next meeting will boarding houses in the bay. Excellent location AN ERROR. being enthusiastically restful of field and and be held with scenery wood. Table first-class. Every comfort for those What they want Is more received and encored. E. H. Mrs. Rockwell. the best. desiring- midnight. Mrs. Accommodates 75. Reasonable rates. Open until September 25. the Dr. and Mrs. Rowe and their chil- Last week's issue referred editori- reader, was called and re- MRS. Sjwain, dren CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor1 The called, as was Miss -Cook and of Rumford are .spending two to the Island foolish that lfe Miss c ally Bailey "Equipment" Impression gout weeks on Rothschild, the vocalists. Miss Woer- Beach road, in the caused by high living never compen- Kantjio society. This should have read Bailey ner, a cottage, the summer home of Dr. and sates professional pianist of Philadel- Island v- for the puln its victim sutlers. Mrs. E. B. Improvement Society. phia and Mr. Jones, the tenor, also Lockwood. LEON R. HAMILTON. and General Mr. HAMILTON Grocery Store came in for their share of the honors and Mrs. Newton Gross of Con- LANDING, GREAT CHEBEAGUE are a and Mrs. cord, Mass., making short stay Our stock of Groceries. Meats and are George Purington of Pleas- Provisions the best obtainable and we aim> with the to please all the who us ant avenue, did work as Harvey Trefethens of Island people favor with their patronage. Superba Brand splendid ac- anteed Canned Goods. Guar- avenue and other relatives on the is- Fancy Candies, Crackers, etc. Gasolene and motor boat companist. The program was as fol- plies. We our trade sup- supply with the famous Sebago Lake Ice. This is lows: Piano land. Mrs. Howard Curtis and chil- Let us Quality Ice- solo, Miss Woerner; The serve you. Our order teams are at your service. to Level dren Edna and of are World-Telephone All Barriers Rosary, Miss Rothschild; reading, The Leslie, Boston, also at the Trefethen King's Pardon, Mrs. Swain; vocal so- guests home. Mr. and Bring Common Brotherhood of Man lo, Daddy's Sweetheart; The Shadow and Mrs. Roy Andrews of HOWARD S. HAMILTON March, Miss M. B. Cook; vocal solo, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy An- By JOHN J. CARTY Willard Jones; piano solo, Miss Woer- drews of Woonsocket, R. I., are stay- General Contractor and Builder vocal ing at the Andrews cottage on Sar- Chief Engineer American Telephone and Telegraph Company ner; solo, The Dawning and In GREAT CHE BE AGUE, MAINE the Woods, Miss Rothschild; gent road. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews reading. Complete contracts made and performed for buildings, Mrs. are entertaining Mrs. Andrews' sister ata cottager, alterations, re- Selected, Swain; vocal solo, Mrs. pairs, Estimates furnished on application. Expert workmen. from Cottage work a. Jones; The Kentucky, who is making her specialty. Cottage lots for sale and desirable to v vocalist, Chrysanthemum, cottages rent. We care for- There can be no doubt whatever that some we hrst visit es tates. day The Wind, Miss Cook; reading, L«ulla-' north, and has had her first shall establish by, Mrs. glimpse of the ocean. telephone communication with every Swain; vocalist, The Slum- ber Song, Miss Cook. Miss Dorothy Gay of the Cape Shore part of the known world. This is the work we are was a week end guest of Ruth Stur- On Wednesday evening another par- Souvenir on gis of Pleasant avenue. Chebeague engaged now. What will be the effect of all this? ty was held at the Peaks Island EAST END. GREAT CHEBEAGUE Shop Mrs. George Montgomery and Mas- House for the benefit of the island Visit our souvenir shop and see the new Where do not communicate with ter who have been many novelties we offer you this season. people freely each Claude, spending Take home one of our fir made church, an annual event which is al- pillows from Chebeague fir tips. Best and most the week in as the to manufacture. of costly- other do not understand each a success Lynn, Mass., Our line Post Cards is most attractive. they other. There is ways and much enjoyed. stock. Forty thousand in* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil- Confectionery, Magazines, Papers, Children's Toys, etc. Sergeant Edwin S. Westlake of Public misunderstanding, there is suspicion, there is bur, have returned to their cottage on Library Post Office jealousy, Fort McKinley, with Mrs. Westlake HENRY W, BOWEN there is war. But when can Sargent road, and were accompanied people communicate and their son, Sherwood, and Miss Opposite Hill Crest and South Road freely by Mrs. E. A. Scott of Hyde Park, each Ruth Westlake of New York have #jth other they are drawn and a con- who will spend the coming week with together been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. idition is the family. Mrs. Scott was formerly created where all interests are common to all George Varney at their home at Miss Lillian Erskine, and she is be- ithe The Trefethen. SUMMER people. world-telephone will make a common ing cordially greeted by her friends. ORGAN CONCERTS Mr. and Mrs. George H. Calderwood on the new a That does not mean Mr. Harold O'Leary of New York KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN •language necessity. that all one of have taken an languages except Biddeford, apart- has joined Mrs. O'Leary and little (Beat Organ in the World) at the will but there one ment in the Birchwood at disappear, will be language which all the world will Evergreen daughter Margaret at the home of J. for a few weeks' CITY HALL i understand and use outing. T. Skolfield, for his annual vacation. AUDITORIUM for communication. It will be the that we language Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Friend and The house boat anchored off the Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut 8ts. (Americans talk. And with the common of Walter and who Lawn a nov- and understanding language will children, Alona, shore of Oak is decided Daily Except Saturdays Sundays, 3 to 4 p.m.. Commencing July 16 come a formerly resided in and owned the for the Trefethen shore and is (Last free exchange of thought and of ideas and a common brotherhood elty Concert Sept. 12) Mannix cottage, formerly the "Three creating much interest tamong tng Island, summer resort to the Maine hnlf Steamer Monhegan, Leave* Portland Sarah B. Wilson of Miss Friday a baseball game with So. island for their first equal cupful of sugar, one-half cupful Wellesley, visit, occupying coast. "Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 M. K, Moffitt of Miss Freeport was held. It ended 9 to 5. Miss Alice Jones' cottage on Prince boiling water and two tnblespoonfuls a. m. for Harbor, Rockland nnd Watertown^ intermediateBoothbay Clara 8. Blols of Mr. and In Llttlejohn'n favor. Lash played n avenue for a few weeks. They are of lemon Juice. Mix these landings. Wrentham, "Bus- Ingredients Return, leave Wed- Mrs. L. F. game at as season, White Hemp Hats, |1.49. 12.95, nnd Rockland Monday, Hill of Maiden, Mrs. C. spectacular ss, did Charlie selecting a cottage for next cook In a double boiler until nesday i»nd for tig."—Adv. thick Friday at 6.30 a. m. M. (Richardson of Winchester, Mrs. Coleman at rf. The line up was as so pleased are they with the Itiland enough to spread. Portland and Intermediate landings. Wl G. Richardson of Mr. follow f Bunnell Hunnewell Woburn, p., c.. as a summer resort. INTERNATIONAL LINE. and Mrs. H. L. Rogers, H. L. Rogers, Prime lb., Barry 2 b., Armlngton 3b., Miss Ella Marshall of Lowell, Mass., Overcoming Rust. Un Potato Water, Steamships Calvin Austin and Cover- Jr., and Miss Eleanor Rogers, Mt. and Lash as., floule rf., Muran If., and Is a guest for two weeks of Mm. A. nor Dlnsley. Leave Portlsnd Monday. Whenever I have trouble with Potato is Wednssdav Mrs. C. A. Rogers of Maiden, Mr. and Coleman of. Marshall, at the Whitman cottage. wajer excellent for clean- and Friday at 5 p. m. for •crews or nails In th« Lubcc and St. John. Mrs. E F. Gayton of Miss The Baroness A. M. von Marie Blackman Is entertain- becoming rusted ing spoons nnd knives nnd forks. Wastport, Maiden,' Blomberg Miss Ap- Return, leave St. John Monday, Wed- M. to on I find that a good way to re- it with n Florence Jewett of Winchester, has returned the Island with her at her parents' summer homo, wood, ply soft cloth. All stains nesday and Friday at 9 a. m.; Ieav« ing Portland Mr. Wendell B. Worth of Montclalr, sister the Baroness Eva von Blom- back Mlas Blanche Mathe- move them Is tr smalt quantity wlir Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- the shore/ tojallow disappear Immediately. Polish at 8 a. day m., due Boston S p. m. N. J., Mr. and Mr«. W. E. Knollln berg for a week. son of Bangor, a classmate at the of paraffin to soak Into the wood with a chamois leather after this treat- _ Ol*A.T. and daughters' Eunice and Ruth of Count Enrique Kruzat Zenetti of of Maine. around them.—New York Post Fmnklln Superintendent. University » ment V Whirf, Portland; Mains. Phone 461.' Phillip Hawkins, Miss Nora Brown, Mrs..Oliver Drury, the Misses Newell, Mrs. Morris Harmon, Mrs. Stephen C'apps, Mrs. Edward Cappe, Miss Eliz- abeth Ash, Mrs. Henry Heuer, Mrs. Irving Goddard, Mrs. George Spauldlng and Mrs. William C. Newell. Mrs. Irving Goddard won the first prize, which was an attractive gilt from the Presents stocks of Red Dragon gift shop. Tea was served complete on the piazza which is well as the interior of the house was artistically Eastman Kodaks decorated with wild flowers. For those Mrs. Olin Trask and completing articles of your vaca- daughter Doro- Eastman Premos thy of Woodsfords have been on. the re- tion wardrobe call us. that cent Everything guests of Mrs. L. O. Hamilton at Eastman Brownies men and boys wear. A large line of her summer home on the island. sporting A silver tea and sale for the benefit A* r apparel f <34* of the Imperial Relief Fund was held Ansco Cameras at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. FRANK M. LOW C& CO. ^ Thompsoh^last afternoon. I Saturday Kodaks The sale was of cake, candy and fancy Premos Brownies NOW articles and BENOIT'S was in charge of Miss $6.00 to $20.00 75c to $5.00 $1.00 to $8.00 272-278 Middle Harriet of the Portland St., Monument Sq., Me Thompson Portland, School of I Fine Arts who contributed DEVELOPING AND PRINTING many, artistic articles, especially noticed were two attractive enamelled Note Our Low in Mr. Newhall in Prices;—Best Workmanship Spite of Them. particular. As the Captain and Mrs. Stanley Littlefield bowls in blue and white, painted by Us Once left the dock Try and See. happy party homeward and two children of Portland are the Miss Thompson, one being a design of bound, three hundred Bustinites guests of Mr. Littiefield's parents, Mr. swans and another a bit of scenery roll of films cheered and waved them from Developing any 10c God-speed. and Mrs. George Littlefield, for a short the island. Among.the fancy ar- 2 ticles were Printing No. Brownie Films, each 3c Wednesday was Picnic Day and a sojourn at their home. pretty' birch baskets filled with mosses and ferns. No. 1 Brownie banner day. Again Mr. Mullen was Mrs. W. F. Bennett had as guests at Mrs. Thompson Printing Films, each 2c a wonderful her home near presided at the tea Miss Jessie Summit House. host. This time a party Central Landing for table, Printing No. 2A Brownie Films, each 4c of fifteen motored to over the week end her Miss Ridge and Miss Elizabeth Passano This popular summer hotel is still Jewel Island friends, where Capt. John Margaret and Miss Katherine were in charge of the candy table, Eastman Films Assure the crowded with tourists and during the Seabury proved his Cassidy, Best Results' skill in clams and both of Portland. while the grab-bag arranged by Mrs. past week several new arrivals reg- steaming boiling lobsters, but Mr. Mullen Edward Pickard was in the care of istered here many o£ whom will re- stands King Mrs. Antoine Derticos left the island of Coffee.- Miss Carmen Dorticos dressed in a main until about September 10th Makes "coffee just like last Wednesday to join her son, Mr. you get in New Mother Goose costume. The affair was September is the ideal month for a Orleans." At sun3et Phillip Oorticos in East Orange, N. J., the patronized largely by the members of vacation and here on the island at following happy but tired pic- where Mr. Dorticos is copnected with R. Co. nickers the West End colony and from Sun- this time one can rest motored home: Mrs. Henry Edison Mazda Lamp Company. J. get complete D:^™M set Beach. The decorations were of Libby Ricket and and relaxation. September is getting Miss Doris of Dorchester, Miss Elizabeth Passano leayes the CONGRESS, FREE AND OAK PORTLAND Mrs. wild flowers and batchelors buttons. STS., more and more the month when Chas. Wellington, also of Dor- island for her home in many Winchester, Queen Anne's lace and the beautiful come for their vacation and this chester; Miss Irene Johnson, Mr3. Mass., where she will be the guest year closed blue gentian were arranged the indications are that will Bess Mr. and Mrs. of Miss Katherine Starr. Miss Starr many Hinkinluper, about the house in effective bunches. be at the hotel. the John Hoben and two sons, Messrs. spent three weeks here this summer During pasl Mrs. John H. Ridge, who is at the week and were the Herbert and Culins; Mr. and Mrs. with Miss Passano. sailing boating head of the Portland branch of the principal forms of amusement. Near- Walter Hart and daughter, Miss El- Lieutenant Edwin Morse is visiting Imperial Relief Fund, was actively in- AUCOCISCO ly afternoon a from the eanor of Newton, and his parents, Professor and Mrs. Morse every party Mass., Miss terested and gratified with the large hotel would be Maude Richmond. at their attractive on the out upon the waters cottage amount realized. of the West End of the island. bay. Those who enjoy this The Red Dragon Gift Shop and Tea and have had Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gee and Cottages pastime ample opportunity Room is proving more popular than family this season to in this have returned to their home in Win- indulge pleas- ever this season. The line of souven- CLIPP MAINE ure. The weather chester, Mass., after a MEYERS MAKES A ISLAND, perfect nearly irs shown here are most suitable for having spent HIT every has allowed for : most happy and enjoyable summer day bathing, gifts. Developing done at short no- boating and fishing. Many of the tice. here. Miss Marion Gee is remaining rates for guests here attended the dancing par- here for two weeks as the guest of References—Special Mr. and Mrs: John S. Indian .Puly and ty given at Hill Crest Hall, Saturday Crowley and Miss Ada Littlefield. Miss Littlefield Catcher Doing Real Come- September. Mrs. Albert J. Walker have been at j evening under the auspices of the | is now spending her two weeks' va- MRS. K. B. the Peak's Island Back With BATCHELOR Chebeague Improvement Association. House, the guests cation visiting her parents here. She Brooklyn. of Manager E. The raft and diving board which has Ralph Rowe. is stenographer for the John E. Pal- Dr. and Mrs. been provided for all by the associa- Paterson Smyth and mer Co., at Portland. family who have spent the past sum- tion is much appreciated by the Mrs. Henry Gibbens of Trenton, New Not Only Has Chief In Bat- mer in their cottage Olive at Improved guests. Croquet and tennis are still Lodge, has been a few the East End of the Jersey, spending days ting. but Work Behind Bat Has popular sports here and several inter- island, leave here on the island as the of sometime this week guest Been esting games have been the for their winter Mr. Revelation—Timely Hits For Your played home in and Mrs. E. E. Bates at their at- Summer Home last week. Montreal, Canada. Miss Jes- Have Win tractive cottage. This is the fourth Helped Games. MAPLEWARE LUNCH SETS, PAPER DRINKING NAPKINS sie Smyth will not go with her CUPS, family summer that Mrs. Gibbens has visited PLATES, ICE CREAM DISHES. PAPERS OF ALL KINDS. to Montreal, but will remain here with here. Each year she said that Che- Chief has come into his own. The dancing party given at Hill her sister, Mrs. H.-Av Wilson until the Meyers There is nothing better for roofs than beague was ideal but this year says Crest Hall last Saturday un- second week in September when she Discarded by John McGraw as evening that she cannot imagine a more per- GENASCO TRINIDAD LAKE der the auspices of the will accompany Professor and Mrs. "through,*• looked upon Polo ASPHALT ROOFING Chebeague fect or charming place to spend her by was Wilson to where Grounds fans as a once Write for Improvement Society very large- Huston, Texas, Dr. Bummers. great catcher Samples Wilson is ly attended and a good sum of money associated with the Rice In- who had back Mr. and Mrs. Birdseil and slipped immeasurably, ■was which stitution. — Ralph realized will go towards •. * the chief has Elizabeth have left the accomplished a wonder- for the new raft and Miss baby daughter C. M. RICE PAPER COMPANY paying diving Winifred Roberts returned to ful comeback and an island for Philadelphia, Penn., where is idol in Brook- General Dealers board which had been built and now her home in Braintree, Canada, after Paper they will stay for a while before re- lyn. 8 TO 16 in use on the beach on the South having spent a most visit EXCHANGE 8TREET MAINE delightful turning to their home in Florida. Mrs. PORTLAND, Shore. The members of the summer of a month's duration with Dr. It is an admitted fact that a player, and Birdseil and daughter have been colony were out in force and all the Mrs. Paterson Smyth. Miss Roberts grown stale, will often stage a start- spending the greater part of the sum- hotels and boarding houses were rep- never before visited the and in form island she mer with ling change when he dons the was Mrs. Romaine Keyser while resented. Mr. George H. Spalding of very much charmed with its nat- uniform » Mr. Birdseil has been here for a of another team, and this is "Pepper "MangoisT Allston, Mass., who was in charge of ural beauties as well as with the free- WHY Cut oft stem ends of month. This summer is the first time exactly what has happened in the case CANNOT. HURLERS.BUNT? i large green the evening's festivities made a short dom of the life here. sweet that have been on the island. of John Tortes (Bell) peppers and remove address the of the as- they Meyers, the college- outlining plans Dr. Arthur of Hus- Miller Unable to iseeds. Soak In brine for Llewellyn Hughs The over the week end bred Huggins Understand strong three sociation and asked for the co-opera- is guests past aborigine. ton, Texas, the guest of Professor Reason for Twlrlers' Failure to 'invs. Then take tion of all the if the Field of M». and Mrs. Charles Hamilton eight tablespoonfuls people and Mrs. H. A. Wilson for two weeks. The chief has had a rather pic- were Miss Ruth of Advance Runners. of chopped cabbage, four •Day of 1917 and the other projects Br. is Peabody Rumford, career. A teaspoonfula "* Hughs assistant professor of turesque graduate of Dart- were; to' be realized. ■Me.; Mr. Thomas CMallev and Mr. pf English mustard seed, one table- contemplated physics at RiCe Institute where Mr. mouth, he took a who came from three-year post-grad- During the evening a corps of assis- Wilson is George Simpson both Miller manager of the St. spoonful mustard seed," two also a professor. uate course in baseball in the minor Huggins, tants were Rumford also. kept busy selling buttons Mr. C. H. of Louis Nationals, is in the market for spoonfuls chopped onions, one tea- Thayer Springfield, leagues and came to the Giants from entitling the wearer to membership on This week will be the scene of an- a course of spoonful each of Mass., arrived the island last week St. instruction or some in- grated horseradish, in the Association. -The funds re- other in The Che- Paul in 1908, costing the club $6,- when he joined his wife who has struggle baseball. ducement that will whole pepper corns and mace been 000. make his pitchers ground ceived from these buttons will after the beague team will play the Woodfords At Marlin in the spring of 1909 spending summer in their cottage good hunters. Huggins, who formerly and a heaping tablespoonful of brown other expenses have been paid be set at the East End. Athletics club team. It is expected he jumped into the limelight as a led the as a sugar. Moisten to a sslS&I aside for the Field fund of 1917. that the contest will be league sacrifice hitter, paste with Day The play which B. F. Keith Stock extremely long-distance hitter and was received cannot understand the oil and stuff the peppers, he A pleasing diversion during the even- is this close and exciting as both of these the New York why average tying tops Company playing, week is well by fans with open on was dance" a an It pitcher the hard with cord after .the have ing the "lucky prize worth attending. The White Feather teams have enviable record. urms. pushes ball enough peppers Personality, a quality In which been one step in which about thirty couples is a that had a will be remembered that Cbebeague to make an easy out or a filled. Pack in a stone and play long run in New so are pops up dinky jar many players lacking, stuck out •over participated. The honors were ac- York the past season. It deals won the game with the same oppo- fly when trying to advance a man. with scalding to which with all over the and vinegar, corded Mr. Driscoll of Ev- the nents a few Last chief, for six years nas been to. Roger difficulties of an English who played weeks ago. When It was that added half a cupful of brown chap he was one of the most suggested he offer erett, Mass.", the popular member of at home from the war week Tuesday the Chebeague team popular play- sfays and is a bonus, he smiled. "I've tried he sugar. Let stand several months be- nine won the Deer ers who ever wore a it," the Chebeague ball and Miss branded a coward while in he the game played against Giant uniform. fore reality said. "I've even called them out to using. Catherine' Crosby of Melrose. They is a Point team by a score of 11 to 7. R. was doing great service to his coun- It last year that Meyers gave were a of first of the special practice, but the each given box confection. try, The play is Dolan who pitched th£ part the first pitchers won't intensely interesting indication that he was slip- the Delicious refreshments were served. and well done. The for- next went up and was knocked out of get knack." play g^me ping, and there were few on Music for the occasion was furnished the box. R. Driscoll took his and regrets • week will be "The Trail of the Lone- place Huggins believes this Is due in Four the part of the fans when the Indian great Would Be Better. by the orchestra, four some Pine." pitched an excellent game. measure to Kearney pieces. the obsession fostered from A orator is Bach selection was rendered Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lowd and two was sent to Brooklyn and Bill Rariden Kentucky quoted as de- finely Perry Holmes and family who the sand lots the was up through minors to manding, *'Of whnt use are A. and encores were demanded and have been in the Jones cottage at the children of Woodfords, Me., have rent- signed to take his place. In 110 kings?" the big league that the pitcher is not of all given after each dance. The delight- East End for a month left the ed the cottage of John A. Hamilton. games last year he hit the ball for an Kentuckinn, men, ought to know island to ful music of the orchestra was com- last will occupy the cottage for two supposed hit. that kings are quite some use, if Saturday noon for Cincinnati, They average of exactly .232, and it ap- you mended one The Ohio. Dr. weeks before to their home. can get as as three by every present. Perry is a physical instruc- returning peared that he was about for the many of them.— committee desire to thank Mr. tor for Mr. Paul Waldof of N. ripe one of the large athletic clubs Yonkers, Y., minors. Nashville Tennesseean- Charles W. Hamilton, proprietor of there. This is their first visit to the who has been spending his vacation at Niagara's Rainbow. Hill Mrs. Then came the not the Hill Crest, for his check of five island but in the short space of a the Crest, Ralph Raymond, transformation, That rainbows nre often seen across dollars for the also for the free month made so Mrs. Wust and Miss Isabel Wust, only In his but in his catch- fund, they many friends and batting, th'» mists of falls is a Sensitive Conscience. have Niagara fact, use of the hall for the dance. learned to like the island so that it were all members of a party who is but we do not think the phenomenon "Conscience Money" was recently Mrs. their intention to come here next sea- been guests of friends at Peaks Island Elizabeth and Miss Fanny Js as received the Lord Provost of Edin- son ior last week for two perfect, that is to say, as dis- by Flemming of Cedarcroft cottage were the whole summer. days. of Mrs. L. C. tinct, as the bow sometimes seen burgh, from an American citizen to the Profesor Edward last The guest last week gracious hostesses of a double Capps spent ease his week in the Goddard was Miss Beulah Towle of across the heavens. It is distinct guilty conscience for having birthday party on Aug. 16th given Adirondack mountains, but has Mr. Goddard has been stolen an apple over 40 in in honor of Miss Helen Just of returned to his family at their Ivewiston, Me., enough, however, to be called a rain- years ago wnn wue dui ! ■Rrnnklvn. N Y nnri Mian Irpnp A cottage on Bray's Point. Hp and hts spending a rew aays nis how Scotland will remain here has now returned to his business in Johnson of Waltham, Mass. In the family until the last of since Woodfords. room which was September Princeton college pretty dining tastily of AMBASSADOR SHARP will not open until the first of Octo- Mrs. Fred Jones and son Fred AND HIS DAUGHTER decorated in pink, dainty refresh- in mnmrinw ber, due to the of Portland spent the week end in their ments were served. The large birth- epidemic Infantile paralysis. Prof. and cottage near Eastern Landing. Mrs. day cake surrounded by tiny pink can- Capps family have occupied their built cot- Jones and son have been spending dles in cut glass holders made a newly tage for the first summer. their summer at Sebago Lake this most attractive picture as the fifteen Among the new island summer resi- year. Their cottage here being occu- guests entered. Miss Just and Miss dents this summer are T>r. and Mrs. pied by Dr. Holmes and family of Cin- Johnson were remembered with pret- Irving Goddard and Ger- cinnati. ty and appropriate gifts. The real daughter, trude, of Poughkeepsle, who have Mrs. W. H. Freeman, Miss Helen centre of attraction, however, was Miss b?en visiting at one of the hotels on Freeman, Mias Florence Beal, Miss Betty the tiny Flemming, dainty the island. Mrs. Goddard and Miss Dot Estes and Miss Verna Soule who two year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gertrude Goddard are now occupying all have been occupying the camp of Edw. Dr. is a Flemming. Flemming the Jones cottage until the middle of Miss Helen Norton near the Eastern well known and successful sur- very October. Dr. Goddard left for his Landing all returned to their homes of N. Y. geon home in Poughkeepsie early in the in Auburn, Me. They have rented and and Mrs. Belle B. Edwards and Mr. week. They all have made many occupied the camp for two weeks Chas. Marshall of Portland are guests friends here who hope now that they left last Sunday afternoon. this week of Miss Maude Richmond are real summer residents that they Mr. Harris Newell who has been East End at her parents' home on the south will become members of the perma- spending the summer at the chore. nent summer colony here, will not leave the island until the first Mr. M. Mullen of Pittsburg, Pa., Mr. nnd Mrs. John Christiansen, who of October. has arrived on Chebeague and as are summering here this season, were Mrs. Stephen Capps of Washington, usual lost no time in giving his agreeably surprised by the arrival of D. C., will remain on the Island until friends a royal good time. Mr. Mul- their son, Charles Christiansen, on the middle of October. Her husband len Is noted as a most gonial host Saturday a week ago. Mr. Charles will Join her the last of September. with and this week has been voted the Christiansen upon arriving here, hired Mr. Capps Is connected of "best ever" entertainer. On Monday a motor boat from Captain Hamilton, the United States department which he use and has been he Invited a party of friends on a mo- will throughout his two geological survey weeks' vacation. Alaska since the first of June. tor boat .party, around the bay, up Mr. Christiansen has in this Yukon In June the picturesque Yarmouth river. On before been on an extended auto- He goes up the river mobile tour in New and then he and a cook strike out In- this delightful trip his guests were Jersey. He is ( connected and where no man Mr. and Mrs. John Hobon of Spring- with the Telegraph and to forests explore Chief Mayers. ever travelled. This Is tho field, Mrs, Bess Hinkinluper of Phil- Telephone Company In Philadelphia, has before Penn. summer that Mr. has loomed In adelphia, Miss Maude Richmond of sixth Capps In*. Meyers tip grr>at form Mr. Fred has returned In such work In Alaska. N. Y., Miss Irene Johnson of Wal- Sweeney to spent behind the hat when the Robins open- his home In this week Mr. Ash, Jr., arrived on the tham. On Tuesday Mr. Mullen and Springfield af- Morgan ed the present season, and he hos ter having spent hie vacation of two Island last Monday to visit his par- the same party of guests were roy- maintained n stendy pnee ever since. weeks here. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Ash. ally entertained by Mr. Chas. Newhall The result Is that he rnnks second on- Mrs. Addison Hamilton has as her Mr. Ash has been on the shores of nt his beautiful home on Busttn'ft Is- to Uncle In house guest for an extended her Lake Champlaln all summer where he ly llohble the affection of land. It was County Fair at visit, day slater. Mrs. of has been a camp. He Is the fans across the bridge. He looks flustins and the Ivucy Reynold Worces- running boys community spirit ter, Mass. accompanied by Father Sill, the hesd- like a different man today, and his which makea this pretty Island an Mrs. Robert Littlefleld of Worcester, master of Kent school from which timely hits have broken up more than Meal home spot reigned supreme. has MA**- been visiting her mother, Morgan Ash graduated last year. one game for the leaders. Just Wllilnm O. The Chebeague pprty showed their league Sharp, United States ambassador to France, and hi* Mrs. John Hamilton, at her home near Mrs. Henry Miller gave a delightful now daughter Appreciation of the -welcome afforded he Is suffering from a bad cold, Mnrgaret on their arrival on the French liner | Central I^andlilg. Mrs. Littlefleld was a card party last week to the niany Lafayette. Ambassador Sharp, them three cheer* but It hasn't affected his to In here on a short vacation and to by rouftlng for guest here for A short visit but has friends of hers on the island. The playing confer with President Wilson and AixiIm*- sndor Btiatlns, Bustlnltes In general and now any noticeable extent. Page, who I* nlso In the United States. returned to Worcester. of three tables Mrs. ■ party included, .. •*» tv '+*' ■* last broken the jinx that has been following its members whenever they attempted to play ball. Last week Cliff Island Cliff beat Mare Point by the score of Beven to five. The game, which was played at Mare Point, was at times extremely close and exciting. The W. S. JORDAN & CO. NEW BOOTS Aucocisco House. Cliff team say that now that they PORTLAND Although the season is now draw- have started right that they are go- ing to a close this house remains as ing to keep right on until they beat popular as ever and is still one of the Chebeague, the champion team of the Fall arriv- leading hotels in number of guests Bay. Groceries-Provisions Complete who are staying here. The season Miss Mildred Hughey of The New has been very successful and gratify- England Sanitarium in Melrose, Fishing Tackle, Anchors, Oars, Cordage, als in Latest Novelties ing because every one who came Mass., arrived recently on the island, here was loth to leave. It is an ideal where she will remain at her home Oiled Clothing, Dories, Skiffs spot for a person to come to, who throughout her vacation. Miss Hugh- including Tans, Sepia, wants a vacation full of real quiet- ey is well-known to all island resi- ness and rest. dents. Kid Black leath- the recent and] Among arrivals here are Mr. Leslie Vanderhoof of Boston, Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Bedell and Mr. Mass., who has been spending his J. F. Marks of New York ers. All widths AAA City. Both vacation with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. MERRICONEAG HOUSE have been here for only a short Libby at their home here, has return- time but to So. Me. intend make a vi3it of ed to his business and home in Bos- Harpswell, to EE. over two weeks. Mass. ton, ARTHUR B. DICKEY. Mgr. Last week a large of the party Mrs. Williams Haynes, of hotel guests and Mrs. O. daughter Ideal P. Stone Mrs. B. Location on Casco Bay. Un- and Miss Kemp Batchelor, was con- Paine from the summer obstructed water view on all sides. fined to her room last week with a residents took an all to the Private Bath day trip complication of Quinsv throat and Houses. Good Boating Gurnet and New Meadows Inn. and Fishing. Excellent They tonsilitis. she se- Table Ser- went on Although is not the little steamer vice with Shore a Tourist, riously ill she has been greatly trou- Dinners specialty. which daily plies between Portland Tennis Court. bled and annoyed by this sickness. Clock Golf, House and Gurnet, at the various now open. Booklets. stopping She is now and will soon Islands to take who recovering parties wish to be about. take the trip. A thoroughly enjoy- Mr. and Mrs. Norman able day was spent on the water and I. Black are still on their cruise at the Inn, where a delicious shore along the Maine HOTEL SCR GABLES coast. will not return here un- dinner was ready, which was quickly They 24TH YEAR SAME MANAGEMENT. devoured the til the first of September. They had by party. SOUTH MAINE Mr. with them as guests for the first few HARPSWELL, Decided reductions on Kemp B. Batchelor, who has price White Shoes for of their cruise Stands on been spending his vacation of two days the Misses Directly the Beautiful Casco Smith and Mr. Bay. Men and Women. Some kinds half weeks at the has now Kemp Batchelor. price. hotel, returned Excellent to While they were aboard they visited boating, fishing: private Bridgeport, Conn., where he is a bathing beach and houses; fresh Bath, where attended eggs, student in the mechanical depart- Boothbay, they butter, milk and vegetables from the the annual of farm ment of the Locomobile factory. Mr. regatta the Boothbay every day; fish, clams and lob- Yacht sters direct from the the rooms Batchelor has almost club, Christmas Cove, Squirrel water; completely re- are large, light and sun Walk-Over Boot Island and Rockland. returned airy, parlor, covered from his lame foot which he Th®y etc. Booklets sent. Free use of Boats Shop to Portland from to quite when he Rockland on the Guests. seriously sprained flrat L. H. 544 Congress Street arrived here. Steamer Monhegan. MERROW, Proprietor ) Portland Saturday night, a week before last, The Beeches. was the scene of a dinner party of much it was the The gaiety, given by Best in the Market Quick Delivery This quiet and homelike We Telephone Connection hoarding Mi3ses Marjorie and Winifred Smith Supply You With Everything for the Table Under ONE house has had Account a season of great suc- in honor of Miss Inda Smith and Mr. cess. Proprietress Mrs. Pettengill Griffen Bates, whose birthday they says that this year is undoubtedly were celebrating. Mr. and Mrs. Nor- FRANK L. PINKHAM better than the previous three year3 man Black, the Misses Inda, Winifred and that the outlook for next year and Marjorie Smith, Mr. J. O. Whit- South would seem Harpswell Market N. T. Jr. to show that Casco Bay- ney and Mr. Griffen Bates were some WORTHLEY, is back to Native and Western Lamb, Veal, etc. coming its former height of those present. There was much as a summer Fine Native Poultry, etc. Fre3h Western Bsef Ma ine's and resort of prominence. gaiety, as well as poems, favors, Eggr3, and Pork" Leading Optometrist Optician Those who are now staying here knocks, dancing, while the feature of 478 1-2 CONGRESS ST., CORNER CENTER ST. are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. the evening was a beautiful frosted Opp. Preble House, Portland. Chaffln, Providence, R. I.; Mr. J. M. birthday cake, which was cut by Miss Connors, New York Mr. and Inda Established 25 City; Smith. years. 16 years at this location Mrs. Geo. E. McManus, Maiden, Mrs. L. Tel. 2174-W. All cars stop at our door G. Tredwell of Brooklyn, Mass.; Miss S. E. Gould, Roxbury, Telephone Your Wants Quick Service to Our EYES EXAMINED AND ACCURATELY FITTED. N. Y., and Mrs. E. Huber of Pel- Customers Mass.; Miss Clara M. Carr, Jaffrey, LENSES GROUND PROMPTLY. MAIL ORDERS RETURNED ham, N. Y.t are expected to arrive N. H.; Miss Anita W. New DUNN BROTHERS Silcox, on me lsiana as tne guests or the SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. York City; Miss Mary Shean, Chica- Misses Smith at their cottage on KRYPTOK INVISIBLE LENSES go, 111., and Miss Mary Burke, Chi- Sunset road. Provisions & General Mdse. TORIC AND THE NEW CROOKES cago. Groceries, Rev. Paul Faude Your trade in first class LENSES Mis3 Anita Silcox of New York of Detroit, Mich., Groceries, Meats & Provisions is solcited who is the month at a cot- Mail KEELOCK AND SHURON EYE- City is here now for her annual visit. spending and telephone orders promptly filled tage on the Ea3t at GLASSES Miss Silcox is a great lover of the shore, preached Market at West the service held here last Harpswell Delivery all over South GOLD FILLED EYEGLASSES, ?1 Beeches, where she has been a visit- Sunday Harpswell He will also deliver the ser- and up. or for many summers. Sunday. mon next COLORED GLASSES, 50c and up. Sunday. CONSULTATION FREE. TELE-1 Dr. A. C. Davis of Mrs. Sarah Merrill of Falmouth, Germantown, PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AND arrived at his the mother of Mr. Leland is Pa., cottage last week. SAVE TIME. Merrill, He is his visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merrill at their spending vacation here and We have the finest lens will remain 3. E. PINKHAM grinding ma- home near the wharf. until the last of the sea- chinery in Maine and can guarantee son. SO. HARPSWELL, ME. The food 3ale held in Mr. Merrill's absolute accuracy. Mr. Boardman of Reading, Mass., store last Thursday was a very great joined his family la3t Thursday night financial success. The counters were for a short vacation here. Horse & Auto Liven/ covered with foods of all kinds, in- Our stables are to handle Mr. Robt. Nealey arrived unexpect- equipped all the business of this place and cluding home cooking, prod- we are to furnish garden edly for a short stay with his prepared automobiles and teams with careful drivers at any uce, ice cream, all kinds of ice cOld family hour of the or at their cottage, Crag-Noor. day night. Expressing and moving of all kinds receive prompt KENDALL & WHITNEY drinks. One counter and careful devoted to fan- attention Have all your baggage checked in care of A. E. Pink- DEALERS IN SEEDS cy articles proved to be a great suc- ham, South Harpswell, Maine. Its Mending Lineoleum. cess, wares being rapidly sold out. Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Excavating, Cellar Work, Wells, etc. winter Did you ever AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FERTILI- Many residents as well as try mending the torn summer people attended. The sale places In linoleum? It's Just ZERS, POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES, WOODEN GAL- easy. WARE, was held for the trim the benefit of the edges of the hole with the Best Disinfectant Known. VANIZED IRON WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, ETC. Noble-Minded Generally Sad. CORDAGE, Church school and was so well pa- scissors—kitchen scissors—then place It wns a of A physician writes to Farm ami tronized that the school will be am- a saying Aristotle that Also in linoleum patch underneath, or if you specialties SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream ply aided. oil noble-minded men are Inclined to Fireside saying: "That the very best have none of this, use oilcloth. Paint Freezers, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Croquet Sets, Window Screens A sadness. It Is not merely the feeling disinfectant known to science does not merry house-party of girls are the edges on the side. wrong Press that their seem to be known to some and Screen Doors. Call and see us. staying at the here. lot Is a hard one which op- people at Gresly cottage down tight against the patch and al- include Miss presses It is more— ail. They Leola Gresly of low it to them; something COR. FEDERAL AND dry. Paint all worn places, TEMPLE STS., PORTLAND, ME. Portland, Miss Lottie Conner, Water- It is their inward sympathy and con- "I allude to boric add. or, as some using paint the same color as the oil- town, Mass.; Miss Inis Wat- sciousness of people call it, boracic acid. It is ex- Conner, cloth. participation in the suf- ertown, Mass.; and Miss Nathylie Ty- ferings of the human race to which ceedingly efllclent, sate and economi- ler of Boston. They all were here they belonir.—Guesses at Truth. cal. It is a white powder, and makes for last week but will return to their Too Late. the best dressing for wounds that mod- various homes sometime this week. AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Sometimes it seems to us that If ern doctors have ever discovered. In Miss Christine of the island D. J. MacDONALD, Dyer there had been automobile horns and Prop. the Usefulness Better Than using peroxide of hydrogen it is al- 121 spent past week end in Portland Display. Commercial 8t., nearly opposite Island Steamers and South Portland things 50 years ago. the author of to remember Ferry as the guest of her friend, Miss Lil- "Speakin* of de uplift." said Uncle ways necessary that 180 Middle Street, "Kind Words Can Never nearly opposite Postoffice. lian Bragdon. Miss Die" would Eben, "nn elevntor dat while it is a disinfectant it is not a Milk, cream, etc., fresh from farm Dyer returned to keeps runnln' dairy daily. Best of ser- have been inspired to write as foods, quickest the island early in the week. something reg'lnr 'Ihout mnkin' no fuss does a healing remedy at all, It is acid in vice, reasonable charges. Finest equipment in the East. cussy.—Houston Post. The Cliff Island ball team has at heap more service dan a skyrocket." reaction and stimulating, rather than healing, to wounds. Boric acid is mild and safe in its action promotes rapid healing of wounds, can be used as a dressing powder or. dissolved in water, as a cleansing solution. Iioric acid in solution makes an excellent gargle for sore throats or a lotion for sore eyes, and as it is not at all expen- -«MAP or*- sive a pound box of it should form part of the domestic supplies of every family. Always remember that boric acid Is nonpoisonous in any ordinary CASCO BAY quantity usually used, while bichloride of mercury and carbolic add are ex- ceedingly poisonous. For disinfecting MAINE and deodorizing drains, the crude or unrefined carbolic add is one of the best agents obtainable."

Character In Hand/writing. ■CPCREfKti— Half the buni'iesR and »»rcfesslorml • ATLAnsoAf i_aaio"io> men you moot hnve a fad. Thnt of Wil- ■» *O40» llutn Copeland I'urher, the architect nnd ex-president of the lluslness Sci- ence club, Is rending character by means of penmanship, 11 writer In the Philadelphia Public l.cdger declares. "I am taught by the best experts," he said to me, "that they can without difficulty tell a crook from nn h.mcHt person by handwriting. Character or lack of It Is easy to detect upon the written page. "Hut what no expert can yet do In to distinguish a dull man from a smart oue by the style of his penmanship." "The greatest scholar 1 «wer Knew personally wrote a deoldeo.y tnferlor hand. An examination of the penman- ship of American presidents will reveal something of the same thing. "There was no better writer than James K. Polk, who put flourishes on his own signature, but his bravery was distinctly Inferior to that of *0eo. Washington' or 'A. Lincoln,' as they signed themselves, In a cramped, medi- ocre hand. "John Adams wrote the clearest nnd Id very plnln letters. Madison hnd 11 fine, effeminate style, while that of R. B. Hayes resembled more nearly the writing of a buslnesa man than did that of any other president. WAR POEMS. (Continued from Page 1) FOR SCHOOL LUNCH given under the auspices of Mrs. "Will- iam H. Howells, Mrs. L. U. Passano, White Mountains Excursions Mrs. John H. Ridge and other well MUCH CARE NEEDED WHEN IT 18 Eveready Lights known Safety people. CARRIED IN A BASKET. The paper will be read at the Chas. E. Wyer cottage at the left of Sunset Ihe Landing on Friday, September first at light that says: From Portland " 3.30 p. m. Food Must Be Carefully Selected and There it is." This will give the people from the Properly Put Up If They Are East End a chance to come on the & up to Make the Appetizing Sundays Wednesdays boat leaving Easton at 11.35 Landing Meal If and returning leaving Sunset Landing Desired. you tramp, hunt, fish, motor Fare: at 6 o'clock. It is also hoped that or do any of the hundred and one $2.00 small parties from other islands will The following suggestions as to me- Trip"11 avail themselves of this that privilege. All nus for basket lunches are taken from things take folks out after are- most invited. A social TO CRAWPORDS, BRETTON WOODS OR PABYANS cordially Farmers' Bulletin' No. 712, "School will hour following the reading will give dark, you need the of Lunches," Caroline L. "light all the pleasure of meeting Mr. Cal- prepared by Hunt and Mabel United preparedness." Sundays Leave Union Station 9 A. 11. Wednesdays 9.35 A. M. vert. Ward, States There will be no tickets but a bas- department of agriculture. Sold ket by the door will enable those who The basket lunch to be eaten at by Tims in the Mountains for Dinner and Rest truly feel their tremendous blessing school Is harder to plan and also to £ Ample in not having to give of their fathers, than a home » prepare lunch, for chil- \ husbands or to share of their brothers, dren. To begin with, there are many abundance, in order that they may The foods which cannot be Included In a Emery-Waterhouse have a part in where help is Company helping basket either SONGO RIVER TOUR so woefully needed. lunch, because they are Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes £2 OO not good cold or because ON SUNDAYS DURING THE SUMMER Remember the subject. Remember they cannot the man and remember the place and be conveniently packed or easily car- Corner Pearl and Middle Streets time. ried. This leaves fewer foods to To Naples, Bridgton, Harrison and return through Sebago 4 minutes' walk from Custom Honw You will always be glad if you im- choose from, and so extra care Is nec- Lake, Songo River, Bay of Naples and Lake. this Long prove opportunity. essary to prevent "sameness." Extra care Is needed, too, In the preparation ASTOR CAFE &, PRIVATE DINING ROOMS BUSTIN'S BIG BUST. of foods that must be packed In small Maine's Finest and Most Sanitary Restaurant PASSENGER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT compass and kept for several hours be- (Continued from page 1) Everything the Market Affords A la Carte fore being eaten and that must very SEA FOODS—LOBSTERS, CLAMS, FISH, ETC., SERVED IN ANY often be carried "over roads. Maine Central Maine Miss Elizabeth Clarke and i dusty STYLE Railroad, Portland, Melcher, The Miss number of foods that can be Dinners and Swift. 25c.—Regular Combination Breakfasts and Suppers—25c. table.—Mrs. Mr. easily carried has been enlarged of 20 and 22 Candy Eugster, 18, TEMPLE STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE Mason. J late by the nossibilitv of iisinc nnr- HOTEL TEMPLE Lunch Counter.—Mrs. Brainard, aflln paper nnd parchment paper, in JOHN A. CLARITY, Mrs. j Prop. Jaynes, Miss Soule, M/ss Ethel j which moist foods can be so 20 and 22 Lewiston are at wrapped 18, Temple Street staying Harpswell Clarke, Miss Bower, Miss Hutchinson. as to tliera for a prevent from, sticking to Rooms: 50c., 75c.-and $1.00 Per short vacation. Mrs. and Miss Clement, Misses Alice Day. other foods. Paper cups, jelly Several victrola dances and pic- and Louise Cunningham. glares, jars with screw tops, and so are I South I nics have been enjoyed this week in Ice Cream.—Miss Hosmer, Miss Ful- on, Harpswell also a for the Watson cottage in honor of their ler, Miss Weller, Miss Richardson. help, in them sliced raw guest, Mr. Cooper, of Auburn, who Flowers.—Miss Miller, Mrs. Dolli- fruits, stewed fruits, custards, cottage BIG MONEY has entered his father's factory since ver, Mrs. Fischer, Miss Soule. cheese, and other half-solid foods can SAVINGS Sea Gables. graduating from He will Great credit is due Mr. and Mrs. be carried. college. and for The guests at the Sea Gables en- Mr. Heating you if you at the join F. O. Watson and W. N. Newhall for opening their lovely The quality of the bread used in the buy one of joyed the most pleasant weeks | Watson for a short cruise. grounds for the as it was occasion, j basket lunch is especially important, of the season. The good weather Dr. Brooks the Wells and Dr. H. V. really best location on the Is- because was conducive of j it is commonly served in the many sailing and Neal have just returned with Mr. W. land. ! Plumbing fishing parties and the form of sandwiches, and is, therefore, August Clearance Sales kept guests N. Watson of Brown from University to be continually occupied. an considered not only as a food in interesting trip to Matinicus. They Savages and Their Teeth. Four dances were on the itself but also as a held ho- were guests of Mr. Porter of Chi- means of keeping Engineers tel the The common idea is that the diet other piazza, giving young people cago, a classmate at Harvard of Dr. j much-needed foods In good and STOVES, TINWARE an time. and climatic conditions of the RANGES, enjoyable Neal, who has bought Spruce Island negroes! appetizing condition, or of serving A nartv from the house took » trin in are the cause r.f their the Penobscot. having beautiful them in attractive ways. Ship Stoves. Lanterns and to New Meadows famous for its Miss but some Inn, Virginia Beresford, who has teeth, authorities dispute A few bills of fare for basket lunches Galley Furnishings delicious shore dinners. spent the summer with this. Thus, in some the Neals, parts of Africa,' follow, which may in A great many guests like the Sea has help deciding gone to Island Heights to join when an infant has gone what is Gasoline Engines and Gables so well that through the! satisfactory for the purpose. they will stay a her father and who Water mother, are "teething period," his mouth is rinsed I others Systems great deal longer than first expected, their Many equally good could be spending vacation there. out with an infusion of which the leaves of proves popularity of this Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. a! suggested. Sherman native tree n house. are possessing constituent J Sandwiches with sliced tender meat having many enjoyable trips The recent arrivals are Maretta which causes the? gums to so or F. & C. B. NASH CG. about the bay in the new motorboat shrink, chicken for filling; baked apple; McNamara of Gertrude A. tightening the teeth. 384-390 FORE ST. Cambridge, which they have hired. cookies; or a few lumps of sugar. Murphy of Alice W. Gau- The natives Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Langdell and living near the sources Slices of meat loaf or bean loaf; Columbia ghan, Cambridge; Angela W. Collins, of the Nile Graphophones family have returned to their home employ the roots of a pod- bread and butter sandwiches; stewed Rockland; E. L. Poole, Rockland; L. in Have the wonderful rounded corner Manchester, N. H. bearing plant to relieve tootha-jhe, fruit; small frosted cake. tone T. Allen, Hanover, N. H.; E. Hodg- Mrs. Wm. Teague was a guest of while another tribe farther \»est use chamber, producing the moat perfect kins, Lewiston; H. M. Wake- Crisp rolls, hollowed out and filled Cook, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. in their an tone mus'.c. Teague infusion of kasso seeds for the with meat or field, Mass.; Geo. H. Stone, Waltham, on chopped fish, moistened cottage Hurricane Ridge. same The Mass.; J. C. Baker, Waltham, purpose. toothbrush as used and seasoned, or mixed with salad Mass.; Mr. Harold Trufant visited his Griffin Co. and J. J. Miss in this country is, of course, unknown Engraving $15.OO Up Sheehan, Boston; Skelby, father and mother Sunday. dressing; orange, apple, a mixture of N. Y.; Miss Fay, N. Y.; E. H. Mor- to the savages, but many of them have sliced or Miss Lillian Howell of Boston, fruits, berries; cake. rill, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. H. a most effective substitute. Mass., made a pleasant visit to her They use! Lettuce or celery sandwiches; cup Half-Tone and Line Engraving NOW ON SALE Mansfield, Edwin E. Tracy, Brook- n of wood from certain sister, Mrs. H. V. Neal, at the Neal piece trees custard; jelly sandwiches. line, Miss Mattie Bos- Mass.; Parker, Camp. which contain beneficial qualities. Fur- cheese and Designing and illustrating NEW SEPTEMBER RECORDS Mrs. J. Cottage chopped green ton; W. Tracy, Hopedale; Mr. and Mrs. this stick is free from Carl Grebe made a ther, the great pepper sandwiches or a of cream All Double Records _ Mien Viola E. pot Tracy, Hopedale, short visit to Old to brushes: It can Orchard. objection be re- ck&^se with bread and butter sand- Mass.; Wm. F. Cummings, Fall Riv- Dr. Brooks H. Wells of New York newed at very frequent intervals, Rnd 45 Me. $1.50 to er, Mass.; A. L. Russell, Fall River; wiches; peanut sandwiches; fruit Exchange St., Portland, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $3.00 city is going on a cruise with Prof. is thus always fresh and wholesome— H. A. Collins, Fall River; P. S. Cum- Ulric cake. Dahlgren and his two boys, Jo- a mings, Fall River; Mr. and Mrs. H. great advantage over the toothbrush Hard-boiled Phone 1019 seph and Ulric, in the Dahlgren eggs; crisp baking pow- Mr. and mi I«m sloop. of civilized races. der McCuskee, Braintree, Mass.; luuusi or brown lias maue arrange- biscuits; celery radishes; Or en Sons Mrs. C. M. Stone, Lewiston; Mr. and or ments with the Ca3co Bay Steam- sugar maple sugar sandwiches. Hoopei's Mrs. H. A. Free, Mr. S. "Freecroft"; boat Co. to stop at the local wharf. Bottle of milk; thin corn bread and J. Courtney, New York City; Mrs. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Parties desiring to make this trip Parsnip Balls. butter; dates; apple. Potter, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. I OF should notify the freight agent the One cupful cooked mashed pnrsnips, Raisin or nut bread C. S. Prince, Lewiston; Russel Pur- with butter; day before or to one-half cracker crumbs F. Morse going telephone cupful cheese; orange; maple sugar. nin, Lewiston; P. and M. Portland in the Souvenir morning to the Cas- (scant), one egg yolk, one-half cupful Baked beans and Spoons M. Marion of Boston, Mass.; John co lettuce sand- Day line office. nut meats. Combine Cox, Fairfield. coarsely ground wiches ; apple sauce; sweet chocolate. Brooches Miss Sally Carr spent a day in the parsnip, cracker crumbs and egg Many kinds of lunch Portland. boxes, pails and etc. Dr. yolk; salt to taste. Shape the mix- baskets are now on Novelties, and Mrs. J. R. Calkins, who Mrs. W. K. Mollesten of Philadel- the market. The have the summer have ture In balls, roll them In the nut chief stnnd 1868 spent here, phia who has spent her vacation here advantage of most boxes and Telephonesleiepnones J Night returned to their home in meats, and fry them In fat hot ( Reaidence 2819 flervica Spring- has returned to her home. deep pails is that they are made of metal GEO. T. SPRINGER field. enough to brown a bit of bread In Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Worcester, awrence, Mass. vegetables In Fill the mold Property. Prop- Mr. and Mrs. Parker and of layers. up Strictly a Temperance Hotel. erty Bought, Sold and Appraised. Loam family Mrs. W. Hayden of with the rest of the on Lawrence are their vacation Lexington, Jelly and leave SEND FOR BOOKLET. Mortgages. spending Mass., stopped here as of guest Miss until set. Turn out and serve on STORER F.. General here, Burr. let- CRAFT8, Mgr. Oeorgie tuce Mrs. J. W. Sherwln and Miss Lou- leaves with any preferred salad Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Au- ise Rherwin are Page HOTEL guests of -MI. and burn came down in dressing. BRUNSWICK their automobile O. V. Mrs. E. .Q. Sherwln at the Sunset from Auburn SEEMAYER, Prop. Sunday, making a abort Hot and Cold Water In Room cottage on Hurricane Ridge. Miss El- visit at the Wvery Watsons. Flth Cream. HENRY LEVIN Private Baths sie Bldford of Boston is also visiting Mrs. S. Doyle of Lewlstoh Is mak- Hun cold cooked fish through the European Plan $1 day up, with bath, fl.K*. the Sherwlns. ing a two weeks' at Cafe connected stay the Haskell chopper to the ncnount of two A good, old fashioned clam bake cottage. cupfuls. Merchant Tailor Combination Meala 2fic, 3Rcf 60c Pour one of was given by the Auburn peo- Mr. and cupful boiling water over 92 Exohanga St., Ma. Special Chicken Dlnnor every day Me Colony Mrs. Chas. McKay of Cam- Capt. W. 8. A. Smith of 8loux Portland, ple Saturday. City, one cupful of fine bread crumbs. Let 21-23 Preble 8t., Portland, Maine bridge, Mass., are having a delightful la., it probably the best known Mrs. S. Pickering of Lewlston has farmer thin mixture stand 15 minutes, then vacation here. on the & a left for New York for a newly appointed federal loan Cleansing, Pressing Repairing Specialty short busi- Miss Jennie P. Daniels of add the fish, a half tenspoonful of salt, ness Dedharn, board. When a young man he fol> | IDEAL trip. Masa., spent a few days here. a pinch of Wlte popper, a tablespoonful LUNCH M*. Robt. Wallace visited his lowed the sea, an old Dr. Ulrlc Dahlgren, Mr. Jas. Bath- becoming expert of minced olives or pnrsley, two table* B. Dunlec, Prop. home at Harpswell shipmaster at an He ; Sunday. gate and Mr. Ulrlc and Dahl- early age. quit spoonfuls of melted butter and two 118 CENTRE PORTLAND A Joseph the sea ST., good, old fashioned picnic was went on a for the farm and haa gren since well-beaten a some of swordflshing expedi- eggs. Pour Into well- Meals a-la-carte and Combination enjoyed by the Harpswell tion in become well known aa a writer the. Dahlgren sloop. on buttered steam In a stenmer Breakfasts. at Ragged where din- farm mold, for FALMOUTH HOTEL people Island, Miss Lucy Warren Coke of finance and farm management. t ner was served on the rocks. Those Dallas, three-quarters of an hour. Serve as Regular Dinners and Suppers, IS Tex., who has been Ha waa for a MAINE spending several many yeara director of soon PORTLAND, cents. making up the party were Mr. and weeks at as uninohled on a hot platter. the summer homo of Dr. the and for the Mrs. E. P. 8ioux.Clty bank, past Serve with sauce. G. Sherwln, Mrs. Carr, and Mrs. Robt. S. 18 tomato This makes Yancey, left last months he has been an expert in European and American Plan Miss Sally Carr, Mr. H. A. Free, Ste- week to Join her a very nice dish for a luncheon. family at Norfolk, farm practice In the of phen Toothacher, Jr., and Mr. and Va. department ag- THE UBCRTY Mrs. F. Packard. riculture. He is a Republican. 47 BROWN Mrs. •• Most Of., ME. Luella Varney Serrao of •» Centrfclly Located #OfttLANDr Mr. 1a H. Harrlman has returned 8«lt for Egg 3taln«. Lunch room, horn® Rome, Italy, Is at. Ash Cove Farm, Hotel In Portland *6©klng. Spe- once more to Haskell's Island to Egg stains on silver can be cial dinners served every Join South HarpsWell, a Eustla' 489 spoons <|ay. We doing Tnist of tho Millinery, Congress St do not Ms family for another short vacation. son of removed by them with advertise the. beat* but Use young Dr. and Mrs. Robt. Summer Sport Hats, 98c up, "FJustls." rubbing damp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomson of unit. J. J. POOLER, Proprietor best for the money. S. Yancey of Tex. —Adv. European plan- Dallas, Room a in connection. C. D. DRE88ER, Prep. CA8CO BAY AND HARPSWELL LINES. Miss McEwen made a trip to Pem- YORK & aquid Time Table Effective July 2, 1916. JACKSON CO. Friday. Miss Helen WEEK DAYS Jackson of Minneapolis From Homes Furnished has left for Portland (Custom House Wharf) Complete Winnegance, Me., after a To visit with Peaks Island (Forest City Landing)— BUNGALOW OR CAMP long Mrs. Clement. 6.45, SUPPLIES 6.46, 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 a. m., 12.16. MreJ Walter McCammon of Au- 1.00, 2.15, 4.15, 5.16. 6.16, 7.30, 8.15, 9.30 232 MIDDLE burndale has p. m. STREET. Look tor the Red been spending a few To Sign with Mrs. Cushlng Island—6.46, 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 days Dolllver. Mr. Rich- а. m., ard 12.15, 2.15, 5.16, 6.15, 8.15 p. m. Jacobs of AuburnUale FINE To also, the FANCY Little and Qreat CHINA Diamond Islands, brother of the Trefethen and Evergreen composer of the Na- (Peuka Landings ENGLISH tional Defense Miss Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. m., TEA ROOM March, Edith Ja- 12.15, 2.00, 4.16, 6.15, 6.15, a7.30 p. m. 609 cobs, was also the guest of Mrs. Dol- To Ponce and Congress St., Portland, Me. Breakfast after 8. Doughty Landings (Long doors east Public llver. New Lot Just Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. (2 m.. 12.15, Library). Luncheon 11 to 3. the Opened 2.00. 4.15, 5.15, 6.15, a7.30 p. m. Afternoon Tea until 7 Saturday Messrs. Brainard and To p. m. Cleaves Landing (Long Jaynes, held another picnic at Little- .a. Island)—8.00 TEL. 3484 in., 2.00, 5.15, 6.15 p. in. ROOMS SINGLE AND EN SUITE Johns Island. To Little Each person took their Chebeague—8.00 a. m., 2.00, own ON SALE 5.16 p. m. lunch but coffee was served. AT LOW PRICES To Western Landing (Great Chebeague) Many attended the fete and still oth- —10.15 a. m., 1.30, 6.15 p. m. ers went to Cousins. To Cliff Island, Central Landing (Great The joke of the afternoon was (MAIN Chebeague) South Harpswell, Bailey when FLOOR) Island and Ores DOW &» Mr. Heald went to Island—7.00, 10.15 a. PINKHAM get some ice cream in., 1.30, 5.15 in. p. cones. When he reached the store To Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great he got interested in a Chebeague), Cousin, and Fire Insurance young lady and Fine Llttlejohn his Assortment of Bustln Islands, Mere Point, Birch 35 forgot original purpose, so he went Island and Exchange St. Harpswell Centre—8.15 a. Portland, Mo. back to the crowd without the 5.16 m. Dwellings, Cottages, Hotels and ice m., p. Seaside Property. H. N. PINKHAM cream. insured in the RETURN (Week Days) leading companies. H. W. SUSSKRAUT, P. C. HUSSEY SOUVENIRS, ETC. To Portland BANNERS, From Peaks Island (Forest City Land- ing)—6.15, 7.20. 8.15, 9.16, 11.00 a. 12.35, m., 1.20, 2.35, 4.35, 5.35, 6.35, 7.60, HILL CREST FIVE FLOORS RIGHT 8.35, 10.15 p. m. GOODS RIGHT PRICES From Cushlng Island—7.00, 8.00. 10.46 9.00. NOVELTY RUG HOTEL HAS a. m., 12.45, 2.45, 5.45, 6.45, 8.45 COMPANY EVERY ROOM TAKEN p. m. 25 Lancaster St. NOW. From Little Diamond Portland, Me. Island—6.20, 7.20, RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS 8.20. 9.50, 11.25 a. in., 1.40, 3.45, 6.40, 7.00 m. We have just the for the or p. Rug Cottage Bungalow. Call and see our Many Social Affairs Given This Week. From Great different Diamond Island—<5.15, 7.15, styles. Our prices will please you. Reference T. F. 8.15, 9.45, 11.20 a. Portland Nat. Foss m., & 1.35, 3.40, 5.36, Bank. The hotel at Sons б.55 p. m. the present time is From Trefethen Landing (Peaks Island) crowded with tourists and several Complete House Furnishers —6.10. 7.10. 11.15 8.10, 9.40, a. m., 1.30, have been refused this week on ac- 3.35, 5.30, 6.50 p. m. From count of lack of Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island) sleeping accommoda- —6.05. tions. and 7.05, 8.05, 9.36; 11.10 a. m., 1.25, Many of the tourists here are Congress Preble Portland 3.30, 5.25, 6.45 p. m. THE THOS. to Sts., Fnom LAUGH LIN CO. remain until Sept. 10th, and the Ponce Landing (Long Island)—5.56, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS' IN guests that are now 1..I,AXA t €.66, 7.55, 9.25, 11.00 a. m„ 1.15, 3.46, registering are 5.15, 6.35 p. m. all to remain until after Labor From Day. Doughty Landing (Long Island)— Yacht and Motor-Boat The perfect weather 5.45. Supplies conditions that 6.45, 7.45. 9.15, 10.50 a. m., 1.06, have 3.15, 5.05, 6.25 p. m. Public in rear prevailed the past week have From Landing retail store 184-186 COMMERCIAL ST. REGULAR DINNER 35 Cleaves Landing (Long Island)— allowed all that enjoy boating and CENTS 5.40, 6.36. 7.35. 9.00 a. m., 3.00, 6.10 m. to •»" " p. bathing in pleasures From I rn»t—...—* indulge these ! congr«■ а. to tneir utmost. t m.. 3.05, 6.16 p. m. Clearance Sale of Every afternoon and From Cliff Baseball Empire Restaurant 573^ Island—7.16, 10.45 a. m.t 3.20, Goods, evening a party from the hotel was «^St.,^cor.^Fores 5.00 m. p. Tennis out upon the water. FIRST CLASS From Woe tern Racquets and The dancing par- SERVICE Landing (Great Che- Flashlights ties were beague)—6.20, 10.30 a. m., 3.05 m. largely attended and all Ladies' and Gents' Private From p. Dining Rooms Central Landing (Great Che- SULKOWITCH HARDWARE & were delighted with the music fur- beague)—6.56, 10.20 a. m., 2.55, 4.40 PAINT CO. nished the 6341 p. m. by Kearney orchestra. Telephone Pay Station 85910 From South 377 FORE STREET Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harpswell—6.30. 9.55 a. m., F. Taft of All- 2.30, 4.15 m. p. Between and ston, Mass., registered at the hotel '•The White at Keith's. Fforii Bailey Island (York Exchange Market Sts. evenings Near Island Steamers Feather," Landing)— Saturday for a short The б.16, 9.40 a. m., 2.15. 4.00 p. m. outing. They White Feather is ex- From Orrs were being Island—6.00, 9.30 a. m., gladly welcomed by their many 3.45 2.00, cellently produced at B. F. Keith's p. m. Workmen's friends here, all of whom were From irkMlTC JP Compensation pleas- Theater in Portland. It Sunset Landing (Great • V/> ed was only Chebeague) JL/INHiiJ v^W. Fire and Marine Insurance to have them them once last —6.65 a. m., 12.10 noon. among season that this play had a From 41 more. Mr. and long Cousin Island—6.40, 11.55 a. m. ••iiiiilllllllllliuiliuitltlltliuillllllillilllliuiltlliliuiiuiiil Exchange St., Me. Mrs. Taft have been run in New York From Portland, city. Island people Llttlejohn Island—6.35, 11.50 a. m. to the hotel for KEITH'S coming seasons should P: many most From Eastern Landing (Great Che- certainly avail them- THEATRE Dwellings, Hotels, Cottages and Seashore a and during all these years took selves beague—6.20, 11.35 p. m. Property they of the opportunity of seeing From Bustln an active part in all the Island—6.00. 11.15 a. m. Specialty. Losses Promptly Adjusted. social affairs this play. It is in three acts The From Mere 10.50 thrilling Greatest War of tte Point—6.35, a. m. given. Mr. Taft is an expert bowler and was written Play From Birch Island—5.30, 10.45 a. m. by Lieutenant From and he won many prizes at the Lechmere Harpswell a. m. Cald- Morrill and Lieutenant Day—The Internation- Centre—5.15, 10.30 well SUNDAYS. bowling alleys. Harold Terry, two young al Mr. Ja3. P. play-wrights Success From Portland GEORGE E. Kearney of Norwich, who are now fighting somewhere in To — Peaks Island (Forest City Landing) LEONARD Oonn., arrived last week to spend the FVance. 7.00, (Next door to Poatoffice) They ^ake their hero a 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. ni.. 12.20, 1.15, GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE remainder of season Our stock of the with Tiis wife young Englishman who at 2.00. 3.00, 4.00, 4.45, 5.45, 7.00, 8.00 m. Groceries, Meats and is stays home THE WHITE FEATHER p. Provisions the best obtainable and we and To to supply you with the aim family. Mr. is the and thus incurs the Cushing Island—9.00, 10.30 a. m., best. Ice Cream by plate or measure. Kearney proud contempt of his Now 12.20. 3.00. 7.00 d. m. We solicit your father of the Playing Second Year at Com- 4.46, patronage and assure you of courteous members of the Kear- friends. He is however but To Little and Great Diamond delivery of orders. treatment and prompt anything Islands, ney orchestra. He is an a edy Theatre, London, Trefethen and Evergreen expert trap coward, although branded as such Eng. Landings player and since his all (Peaks Island)—7.00, 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 arrival he has | by except his swee.theart and as- a. the m., 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30, 5.00, 6.00, played drum and traps in the sistant. He plays his Romance Love а.7.30 p. m. along upon orchestra at the hotel. The concert work and succeeds in To Ponce Landing (Long Island)—7.00, rounding up Adventure Thrills program given at the an entire 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. m., 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, All Sorts of Vacation Footwear lunch and din- German spy camp and se- 3.30, a7.30 m. and Shoes ner hours is 5.00, 6.00, p. greatly enjoyed and the cures information which leads to the One year in New York. To Doughty Landing (Long Island)—8.00. First exquisite dancing selections of a submarine. This is 9.30, 10.30 a. m.. 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30, given sinking ac- That Cure Foot Troubles are the of time in Portland. б.00, 6.00, a7.30 p. m. delight the young people. complished by his daring and ready To Cleaves Hon. D. wit. Landing (Long Island)—9.30 Rufus Adams, ex-mayor, After he succeeds he is able to 2.16 TWICE DAILY a. m., 1.16, 3.30, 5.00 m. 8.15 p. DEAN Salem, Mass., accompanied by his explain everything most To Little Chebeague—9.30 a. m., 1.15. BROTHERS Monument satisfactorily Mats. 10c, 20c, 30c. 3.30 p. m. eldest daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ad- to everyone who then laud and Square praise Eves. 20c, S0c,50c. To Cliff Island, Western and Central ams, arrived at the hotel him as a hero. Landings (Great Saturday Chebeague) South to join his wife and Steamers leave the island in Harpswell, Bailey and Orrs Islands— daughter Rosa- the Next Week— The Trail of the 10.00 a. m., a5.30 p. m. monde, who are summering here. Mr. early afternoon for the city thus en- To Sunset and Eastern WILLIAM Adams is Landings (Great SENTER & chairman of the city coun- abling people from the islands to at- Lonesome Pine." Chebeague), Cousin, Llttlejohn and COMPANY cil at Salem, Mass. He is one tend return to their homes on the Bustln Islands, Mere Point, Birch of late me most Island and Harpswell Centre—10.00 a. progressive and influential afternoon boats in time for dinner. rn., a5.15 p. m. ...JEWELERS... citizens in the witch 51 EXCHANGE city. jtte/i'UKN (fcsundays). STREET, POR1LAND, MAINE Recent guests to register were: Ida E. LUoT. To Portland Charts, Compasses, Souvenir Spoons, Views of Portland & Spiller, Lillian I. Spiller, Chelsea, ORRS ISLAND. From Peaks Island (Forest CAy Land- Vicinity Mass.; Mrs. H. W. | Leighton, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Coleman P. of reward ing)—8.25, 9.30, 10.60 a. m., 12.35, 1.35, Mi38 S. M. Bishop $5.0G for the return of a 2.20, 3.20, 4.30, 5.20, 6.20. 7.30, 8.30 p. m. Wheeler, Cambriflge; Mr. West Somerville and Mr. and Mrs. W. grey From Mere Point—7.35 a. 3.05 m. and shag cat, wearing red collar, From Cushlng Island—9.15, 11.00 a. m., m., p. Mrs. David Miss C. From Birch a. Hunter, Marga- Sherbourne of have been bell and with name 7.15 m. Island—7.30 m., 3.00 p.m. ret Deering tag "Tip" en- 12.45, 9.30, 5.00, p. From Hunter, Arlington, N. Jas. P. recent From Little Diamond Harpswell Centre—7.15 a. m., 2.45 J.; guests of Mr. and Mrs. George graved, to M. hotel Ham- Island—8.15, 9.35, m. Lounsbery, 11.55 a. p. Kearney, Norwich, Conn.; John J. H. 11.16, m., 1.45, 3.00, 4.00, 5.15, Additional Doughty. ilton, Chebeague. 6.40, 7.35 p. m. Trip—Saturdays Only—10.00 McGinley, N. Y.; Frank W. p. m. F*rom Portland to and Bustln's Demuth, From Great Diamond Island—8.10, 9.30, Little Island E. V. Great Diamond and Haggerty, M. C. E. 11.10, 11.50 a. m., 1.40, 3.55, Islands, Trefethen Haggerty, FOR SALE. 2.55, 5.10, Evergreen A. Small, Mr. and FrlcatelH. 6.35, 7.30 p. m. Landings (Peaks Island) Mrs. Frank De- Motor and Ponce boat, Betty B. Grand sea- From Trefethen (Peaks Island) Landings (Long Island). Re- muth, New York Pass through a meat Landing turn—Leave Ponce City; Herbert R. chopper eeds, Me., nomics, Connecticut Col- PORTLAND, MAINE for a few days Agricultural lege. MIsb Rrackett, Miss Martin and 28 Free St, Portland Founded 1836