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, JULY 19. 1906. [ ENTEBID AM BKCO.XD I PORTLAND, THURSDAY, I CULM MAIL MATTES, J PRICE FIVE CENTS. SUMMER RESIDENTS. BASIN POINT SOLD Merriconeag House WANT BETTER ROADS. FOR DEVELOPMENT. Merriconeag' House BU8TIN8 ISLAND 13 EXERCI8ED BEAUTIFUL 80UTH HARP8WELL OVER iSouth South Harpswell, Me. CONDITION OF PROPERTY CHANGE3 HAND8. Harpswell, Me. 3TREET8 THERE. GEO. W. GEO. W. Some Immediate Development Work CAMPBELL, Jr.. Prop. CAMPBELL. Jr.. Prop. A Mass Meeting May Be Called and May Be Expected. Drastic Measures Adopted. The western portion of the South , July 19, 1906—The Harps well peninsula, which has long summer residents here are very been known as Basin Point, has been much exercised over the condition sold to Jacob H. Henley of Bruns- of their streets. It Is said that the wick. The plot comprises about roads are In a deplorable state and twenty acres of well graded slop- the town has not done, and will not ing grass land backed up by flr and do for anything their improvement, spruce woods and has long been con although they have been repeatedly sldered a very favorable site for a requested to do so. The state of hotel or some fine cottages. Just mind of the people may be imagined what It Is proposed to do with It has when the not statement is made that ft been made public, but the Breeze lady cannot walk on the streets for Is In a position to state that early after a action days shower, without getting will be taken by the owner and her shoes covered with mud and dur- others who are said to be in- a directly ing rain, they have gone down In terested, though their names do not the mud which fills the streets, over appear. The property was of their bought rubbers. Once this season, the Charles W. Bailey whose homestead town started to do a little on one is on the place. street, but residents say that the men left the spot they worked on. In a much worse condition than before it MERRIC0NEA6 was touched. The HOUSE. facts of the case I. are set forth by the complainants as EXTRAODINARY RU8H AT THI8 follows: Bustins island pays the HOTEL town or Free port probably between 18 CAUSING WIDE- four and five hundred dollars each SPREAD COMMENT. year In taxes. In the last tea years, the town has, according to the remon- Many Distinguished GueaU Here strants, expended only You can a or eighty-five ■Who Were Fortunate .in Book- take boat steamer to of Casco dollors on the streets, and this is ab- any part Bay solutely all the benefit the island has ing Early. from in front of The received for Merriconeag. fifteen or more years. In The Merriconeag House, under the one to October. occupied street, the trees and proprietorship of Col. Geo. \V. Camp- Open June stumps are still standing for rods, bell. Jr., has always been recognized Modern and one it Thoroughly of the Resorts of making impassible. It has reached as the leading house of the Bay, for Popular the point now, where the summer what is considered the most desirable Maine. room has a clear view of the ocean. Private residents feel Every that they have a griev- summer resort business; but this boat ance and do not season and beach and rooms propose to remain it has gone far and away landing float, bathing idle in the dressing SCENES AT THE MERRICONEAQ'S SUPERB LOCATION. matter. A quiet canvass is ahead of the most sanguine anticipa- at the foot of the made lawn. room seats 100. being among tbe cottage own- tions of Col. Campbell, and as he sits Dining At ers, and it is said that so in his the Merriconeag are seen the most entrancing views of the Bay, the far every office and looks over the situa- of and most vivid one has been found more than tion with Plenty Amusement Recreation. sunsets, the finest yachts in . Here are wafted the willing hundreds of applications Rates, breezes to share in the expense of him and gentlest and here are the mo3t even and comfort-giving tempera- bringing facing absolutely no rooms Room Plana* Booklets etc. on tures. tbe island's demands before the town to had Application. Surf and rocks on one side—bathing beach and boats on the other. be before September except for officers in so a a Floor Plans and" Rates on application to W. South positive manner that few days at a time, to say he Is George Campbell, Jr., will be GEORGE W. Jr. Harpswell, Me. they forced to act. While It seriously troubled by the fact that so CAMPBELL, has not been fully settled what course qB.-Qh valuable business has to be will be South fdllowed, {he majority are 4ff£ntfd away Irum South well Harpswell, Maine- said Harps to favor having, the town in- is putting it mildly. It Is too early dicted, while some to feef'tbat it would say much of what the future may be better to make a tost case and bring forth, but it is to be refuse to sincerely pay taxes on grounds of hoped that the course of events dur- The equity, affirming that they have re- ing the coming winter and Store with Small Profits ceived spring Big practically no benefit or re- will place in Mr. Campbell's hands turn for amounts already paid. It is the hotel he needs and needs at proposed to call a meeting of cottage onca. owners, settle the Now upon en- is the method, A of Time family party gage counsel, and do consisting Judge everything and Mrs. John J. Ryan, Miss Bessie necessary to give this Island what It Ryan, Mrs. M. Howard, Misses B. and most needs, what it is entitled and to, M. Howard and Messrs Jack and El- what so far, It has not had, good bridge Howard are on a few IRA roads. days trip to CLARK to P. and & Quebec Anne 0. St. de Beaupre Buy from Cottage which they are expected today. Complete arrangements for the party SOUTH HARPSWELL. Including chartered drawing-room car over the Maine Central Railroad and A VARIED Furniture. ACCOUNT OF THE HAP- also all hotel accommodations en One Price PENING3 AT THE FAMOUS route were made by Col. Campbell by Cash. and POINT. telegraph personal work, before Spot they left the hotel. Misses M. Foley We have several and K. Buckley, who are also guests Gentle Ocean Breezes bargains Keep Every- here had seats for the trip. Mr. Wil- one Cool. Newsy Notes By Ths liam Ryan remained at the hotel dur- ing the absence of his father's that Stroller. party. will pay you A most appreciative audience lis- Clothiers, A line saddle pony owned by the Hatters, tened to the complete concert Pinkham stables Is In great demand pro- gram rendered Commander Ceo. among the young It has been by H. to people. Stevens with his almost used Sunday evening mag investigate. constantly by some of nlflcent Victor the younger guests of the graphophone. The ma- Merricon- chine was Furnishers, eag House. placed on the hotel veran- da and all the guest* availed them- we Mr. Osceola Currier has Remember will be to have his steam selves of the opportunity to hear It. pleased launch. Seminole, in commission and Many of the records were grand opera she is In trim for again spinning selections. Mr. Stevens has over call and our about the Bay. Mr. Currier noth- you inspect Three 26 and is three hundred here, the whole outfit goods. Floors, 28 ing If not and al- MonymentSq. accommodating, he having been carefully packed a ways has of by plenty company on board New York house and down his craft. shipped by express. He also rendered several R. S. Davis Co., Portland, have all selections on Friday night at the con- the latest cert Tolman, Bradford Furniture designs In summer cottage at Hamilton's hall which was ar- Co., fittings.—Adv. ranged by Col. Campbell and given In aid of 17 and 17 1-2 Preble St. Miss Grace Eastman of Mattapan. the Ladles society of the Meth- Mass. will visit odist church. R. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. S. DAVIS Dealers In • • • CO., Lubee the first two weeks of August. Com. Stevens and his daughter, Mrs. A. W. Sander and New and Second-Hand Furniture, Antique Goods of all Master Austin Lubee held a jolly child took a COMPLETE carnival with his side trip to Rlverton Park HOMEFURNISHERS, kinds bought and sold. Also Auctioneers and Appralssrs. little friends Mon- Tuesday. day, the occasion being his sixth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cheney of Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts. birthday. Morrlsvllle, Vt., are stopping at the hotel. Mr. F. A. Wrisley of has Mr. Cheney Is clerk of the F.I. HASKELL, Pre*. secured an order from Mr. Arthur House of Representatives of that state. Palmer for the Installation of two oil outfits each consisting of a tank, Mr. and Mrs. John Leal with their pump and guages. Mr. Is a daughters. Mlaa Leal and Miss Doro- Wrisley A new and of I«eal of much Admired attrac- no means "aa Rood a* Souvenirs new," Casco travelling salesman for a manu- thy Plalnfleld. N. under large J., arrived tion In the lobby la the Ionic framed Dr. Fourtln's Bay. factory with headquarters at Fort here a few daya ago from Harrison skillful attendance he aet of *lewa to Is Wayne. Indiana, and he reports that where they atopped for a short time. Merrleoneapc preaented Improving quite beyond the expec- We are now a Col. Campbell Mr. John R. tatlon of the showing fine line of the many of the grocers of the Island* In They were guests at the house three by Gum- cottagers, so dependent ming* of New York, one of hla oldest his services. the Bay as well as those In Portland reasons ago and expressed much sat- upon Bustln would feel well known Lamson Nature Pho- and firmest frlenda. It a It must out of Prints, are thinking of adopting this up-to- isfaction on returning here again. occuplea very go business without date appliance. prominent position on the South wall. Mr. Guppy and hla family. tographic Books of Souvenir A stunning reception In the nature Portland, At the annual The two families of the Davis broth- of a parade and cannon salute haa meeting of the Bus- Post tin Playing Cards, Cards, Souvenir ers of Rldlonvllle. Me., are at the heen arranged for the return of the Cottagers' Association the follow* BUSTINS ISLAND. Ing officers were Paddles, etc. Dal«y cottage for the summer. They Judge Ryan party from Quebec. Bob- elected: came down last week Bibber's band will and are enjoy- by be engaged and ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THIS President—E. 8. Hosmer. ing seashore life to the utmost. the aalutlng cannon of Mr. Vice Everything in Stationary for Vacation Joseph DELIGHTFUL ISLAND OF THE President—W. C. Russell. Mr. Charlea Ensign of Newton, Glldersleeve and Mr. L. H. Spauldlng Secretary—Louise C. Brackett. will be called Into INNER BAY. Use. spent the week end at Mrs. O. 8. service, while red Committee on Athletics—D. 8. Mao- Page's, where Mrs. Is Are galore will be touched off In the Mlllan, C. A. Not*:—A wall desk Is Rnslgn spend- Soule, Inez Harrison. equipped writing always at the disposal of ing the evening by Mr. H. M. Fairbanks. It All Cettagaa Rented For The Entire summer. Committee on Religious Service*— rial tors. la proposed the shall re- Miss Withered and Miss White of Judge long Seaaen. Dr. J. B. O. Pldge. Prof. W. N. member his "home for Dono- Boston are at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. coming" "he's van. Mlsa E. T. Oould. a Jolly good fellow." Storer's for three weeks. t I Imw distant Ml arroaa tko m Island Improvement Committee: J. Mrs. M. Howard gave a driving Mr. Herrey Wltherell of West IMomd and ma It* rytlim rwtliii M H. Blbo. C. Bralnard. M. Chandler party Sunday. Two three seated sur- With Harpswell, formerly of Monmouth, ion«MH> at in ittmw hi Bprlnatlda tltt, Russell. reys were engaged at the stable and waa In Portland Saturday, where he And lapalnf wifw In iwitte tymphowf, Entertainment WILLIAM about fifteen of the guests enjoyed Committee: Mrt. J. W. ROBERTS conducted a cool drink booth at the TIm kMbr not* at Mtm achoaH la B. O. Pldge. Mrs. CO., the ride. The were C. Bralnard, Mr. H. surreys ordered circus grounds. In Iimmii not*, i* kind, and fall «nd fwr, Hadley. Nellie for 1.30 p. m and at that time there Harrlaon. STATIONERS. brother So. on tka laland for oor Nttlo day Mr. Joel Shepsrd and his were also a bucKboard and two Mrs. Qeorge Carter and bug- W« arc aa om daughter with Mr. all of mat frijaua family. are at Wlnslow, Qulncy. gies waiting to take another driving the Central cottage. Mr. Car- 233 Middle are at the Auburn was see ter St, PORTLAND, ME.1 Mass.. expected party comprising Mr. and Mrs. Henry Everybody delighted to Mr. retained to Waltham Sunday. Colony this week. Messrs. Shepard Charlea Ouppy out again on Relchenback and friends whom they 8unday. Mr. Barclay, a lawyer from after U i accident which haa laid New Continued on Page 7. had Invited for the afternoon. him up for nearly s week. While hy (Continned on Page §.) OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. mother. Mrs. W. O. Mason Is stopping with them. LARGE NUMBER OF TOURI8T8 THe Ocean The Edward P. Hamilton cottage View Hotel ARE DAILY REGISTERED HERE Steamboat Men You Kncnv. is let to Mrs Vance Cheney and BAILEY FOR DINNER. Miss Lucy D. Bogue. who took pos- ISLAND. ME. session of it Monday. They are very pleasantly located for the season. WALTER D. CRAFTS,

—— Largest Summer Resort Jcurnal in New England Salary Published Every Sy President Charles IV. Eliot, of Harvard. < Thursday Afternoon I'rom June to September ami on the Last Thursday in Kach Month N Rfneral. secret management and sccrct acts in Important from October to May corporations have a pernicious tendency; and particularly they tempt directors to malfeasance, and excite in the pub- CROWLEY LUNT, Editors and Publishers lic mind suspicions sometimes Just and some times unjust but always injurious. legislation which prevents publicity Office, 146 Middle Street, Portland. Maine I is of course, to be deprecated. In spite of its occasional con- TERMS venience. The attention of the public has been directed by severol One Year, Sl.OO; Summer Season, 50c; 5c Single Copy, recent instances to the fact that corporations are sometimes capable of defeating the purpose of laws intended to regu- ADVERTISING RATES late the conduct of their bugini'iw. and to secure by falsifying their $1.00 per inch first week: additional insertions at reduced rates. publicity Heading Notices, accounts, or or 15 cents line. A our making nominal but not real shift* of their Investments at per postal brings advertising man near the day when they are required to make returns to the state concerning their business and their property. S ich falsifications are enough to destroy Ad * utterly public confidence in risers desiring changes must send in copy on or before the hon»-st management of the corporations guilty Monday preceding of them, and to day of publication to insure insertion. excite against cori>orate management In general an extreme and pervasive distrust. Note—Hotels and Boarding Houses in the for four or more inches Bay contracting A great abuse has of of space per issue for displayed advertising, have the of inser- late years grown up in corporations which do a tion of privilege weekly large business, or hold guests' names under the classification of Register of Touiists, free of and use great properties, namely, the exaggeration of charge. salaries and HOUSE is i>erquisitc8. In the first place, the acceptance of several salaries commodious and homelike in The every particular. First-clas* io from different or OURevery respect. view from tbe broad companies coriiorations is always to be distrusted, inas- in the piazzas aud chambers is unsur- much as passed country. Toilet rooms ou each floor. the 120. Fine Dining room accommodates THURSDAY, JULY 1906. underlying sup|H»sition ought to be that a man owes all his time grove in rear of the house. Tenuis 19, and Courts on adjacent lawns. Our strength to the which him an that table is with the beet the coni|>any pays adequate salary, and supplied market affonls. Fine I teach for bat !.is Interest boating. Visit this island which is bine and should not be divided between different or different considered the cori»oratIons •pot in New Two lines by physicians most healthful services. In the next England. of steamers from Portland. place, multiple salaries are Injurious, because they utes' walk from Hamilton's Only three min- anil no snow to Ik* cleared Neith- the Landing. Hook early if desire away. overpay recipient. The single salaries of recent times You will ttud to make the you choice rooms. er is the huge also overpay plenty hours pass only too MINIATURE ALMANAC town.under any expense for their recipients. The Parties, Etc. quickly. Dancing, Curd fire excuse for them has been that in conducting a large protection, water service or light- business the right man is at and the ing. The cottagers ail their own cheap any price wrong man dear at any Rstts os Week of 19 to 25. carry The application Accommodates July risk as price. fallacy of this argument Is that the 100 June 15 tp Sun to fire or else pay a good stiff exaggerated salary will not Open October i Length High Tide get or rate for insurance and it seems really keep the best is not to or Day. Rises. Sets of a. m. ni. the man—indeed, needed in order g^t day. p. little keep liim. Season of 1906, June 15 to 15 19 4.21 7.14 14.53 9.30 they might expect with good rea- Sept. sons be 20 4.22 7.13 14.51 10.15 would good. well-graded and streets. •21 4.22 ,7.12 14.50 11.00 well-kept We have visited the SUMMIT and noted the 22 4.23 7.11 14.48 11.30 wild beauty of CHEBEACUE ISLAND the woodland hut 23 4.24 7.11 14.47 12.00 paths, never sup- On t he crest of * hp slope, cbourn posed that there had been 24 4.25 7.10 14.45 12.30 any attempt by mos: of the hotels a* an ideal to make roads of location. 25 4.2«*. 7.09 14.43 1.15 public them from Ove-'ookins; the ocean their appearance. It seemed to us that and the rea:ful i-land scenery of ♦New moon. field these paths were in fact one of the Commercial andwcxd. No better spot Brigands for complete rest and r -creation. features of the island, it a giving pure- Table and service EDITORIAL NOTES. and first-da*!*. ly aboriginal wild look, but when AccnnimodHta-K uith Ifilimn. an our is attention called to how impassi- Pose as IWKB. CLINTON M. quests. Hate> reasonable. Was ever such an ideal for HAMILTON, Proprietor. place ble they might, and surely would. l»c- church or society out inns—was ever c. me in wet weather, their advantage* resort favored with so many! And i»3 beautiiitrs ot the scenic effect fade Social A. the more the merrier. A11 welcome! R. away before their unservlceableness at Benefactors LITTLEFIE-LrD Come again! s;ich a time. The request on the part of the summer residents that a fair Ida JW. Tarbell. Grocery and Provision If we would true By Store have courage, our and jr.st i>art of the large amount they ambitions must first be true, our pay in yearly t axes to the town should Chebeagt&e Island* Me. to ROHABLY at no period of the world's i.h.ils able bear the light of day be returned to them in good rc»ad work history where the Machiavellian formula has and our aims open; then courage seems n:> more than a reasonable one. been the chief working one of a We carry in our line of must follow, and when there is such The coast resorts of Maine great social institution has its everything trade and our are as are not crowning principle—to Rive low as the prices true must the whole lowest, Fresh invoices of courage there be success in alone in need of such service, but the fabric the color of charity—been so universally Meats, Fowl, Fruit and Ber- the end. It is to win—have at communities vhi« are ries received yours h reaping appreci- practiccd as it is today by our captains of industry. Cesare daily. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, it! able rewards from Hardware. Fishing summer resident p liorgia. M&chiavclli's great mod*.! and that incredible vil- Gear, Fancy Goods aud bummer Hats. Our teams cover all property should take the long-sighted his of the island parts lain. father, I'oik? Alexander VI., troubled themselves several times daily. All orders A great mind has said. "Music has policy in the matter and 1m» the very delivered free. Come in precious little about tlu-ir deeds and see us if want to secure a a meaning for but the first to act in their own interest if screening with clemency you House Lot. We have everybody, «-.uu the finest coaruy—ineir railtirc to do so a sites on the noblest meaning is for the noblest f'-.r nothing more. The temptation is was chief cause of th» ir island and our will final failure. Machiavelli prices please you. man." Then must very Casco bay- great in most of the towns, which in- realized this and it was his reason for repeatedly putting emphasis on the ite be one of nature's noblemen, for clude in their borders a populous sum- necessity of |>osing as a saint however great a devil we hear here of na- mer resort, to tax you may be. there is Island View surely the voice such property to the Today hardly to be found in American industry a Cottage, ture attuned with a noble and ennob- limit if owned a non-resident and leader, however by Machiavellian in practice, who does not seek to justify him- Great Me. ling meaning we cannot misunder- apply the amount received towards self in the eyes of the Chebeague, | public by some form of benefit to society. He may cul- L. F. stand. It makes us love more as He current expenses, thus lifting the bur- tivate the arts, he HAniLTON, Proprietor may endow colleges. he may build but whoever deserve*, Him who gives us such den from the home people. This plan he hospitals, is—however truly a commercial he LOCATION and everything first* allows owners of the town to brigand is. he follows Machiavelli in class. blessings. property a FINE Veranda* and large airy room#. appealing social benefactor. It is instinct with him bold large acreage* of land at ;i high primarily—not calcula- Rates on application. built tion. There are a f«rw Cottageannex "Sail, Ho!" selling value and thus set back the men. wlwtiVver ihdr practices, who do not Instinctive- this season (or rooms only. Open Junt ly desire to be called 16 to Sept. 15. quick sale and development of such honorable and generous, and to be considered gentle- while a tax men. The world has so Tans, burns, freckles—every one is property, they pay equiva- advanced since MachiavelU's days, too, that few men lent to that on land are so unconscious of the wearing the sun's trademark. farming only. sorial obligations that they do not to Their the try square nelghtKY. summer resident, themselves with God and man for what HAMILTON they take contrary to the legal or VILLA, Island Cupid is working hard on the rocks however, is presented with a tax bill the moral code. Hut what Chebeague may be instinct at first Netr the east end of the inland and distant from north and these on his cottage lot which is sufficient inevitably becomes a cal- equally tooth shore*. nights. culation as grow in of amusement and recreation at hand. Fresh farm to they brigandage. see it to be Plenty and ocean products on our "balance up tho l^xiks." We believe They pays known as pub- a lic table. We have select clientele and our house will The best benefactors. That such a reputation will the please you. of refer- Throe more men in the horiplt.il for most fair-minded persons will say he keep public silent longer ences given. Rates on application. Accommodations for 40. than any other. That a great drivelling "Is it hot for should have fair usuage in lw>th these gift may oft«-n head off a legislative investiga- enough you?" tion. an JE3JO JE3. r«»ads and nr> It is application of respects—good dis rim- Napoleon's wisdom: When the |>copIe are restive, HAMILTON, Prop. ination iK-twe^n owners of "gild a dome." that is. give them The hotels and boarding houses are obviously something new to see and talk about, dis- valuable pro|»erty the a*-?es- tinct their attention: that stretching their accommodations. l>i«I equally by done, their sense of injustice Is soon ?ors. asleep.—Mc- you ever see so many visitors here (.'lure's Maagzine. before ? A PLACE TO LOVE. IW.om the bay! Iloom the bay! ! Ilocm the bay! ! ! It deserves every The lover of nature in all her beau* kindly word you ran say for it. ties, the . traveler, seeking pleasure, . The . . health or recreation, the busy man to No, those are not fireflies you notice whom a few days* breathing si>ell is 5n the darkness. They are joss sticks a luxury, the artist. th»> po>t—any ami Girl's doing noble duty. all may travel from ocean to ocean Working Problem and continent 'cross continent without By Mrs. J. G. Welcome to our haven—the free- finding more to admire, more invig- Phelps'Stokes. dom of our bay is vou.i*—this to our orating atmosphere. more inspiring "over l.ij the world is a Sunday" visitors. sctn'-s and themes within the same small garden, enclosed l>y a high wall. Within the compass than an- presented among enclosure runs an outer walk, bordered by (low- What is it about our bay you are the hills and valleys, the groves, er gardens. From the walk pine there graduate down the vary- particularly Interested in? I^et us the sandy or pebbly beaches within of ing stages delight and misery until at the centre bubbles know and we will have one of our I the borders of Casco We have Stationery bay. the swamp of writers an interesting despondency. Dept. special prepare many times deserllH-d the topography > j It is your wealthy man who travels the (Annex Itlele «'ii that theme for our Mil of the hay and expatiated on its A outer walk with its iTower gardens. special number. We have the best J charms. Moxt of our readers have of writers on summer wen It Is your |»opulace that makes For letter corp« any Jour- them for themselves, and won- up the problem of hu- waiting why not use a paper that's made nal In this country, and want their dered. To others w»> r;in but manity who fi«ht and struggle for breath and life in thr In- ? a uer nice We have assortment themes to please you. YOU OUGHT TO. it you o low yours, you garden syml>oliie» the whole dally history of the world. papers that all din afford, The drives which a form network tealize. i^-st we tantalize we will As soon as the come not one working people fully to know that these conditions box, but several. We are a among the verdant fields, the balmy *ay no more. This is merely good generally exist they will arouse themselves and take offering very strong groves or sands our action to the at a silvery of islands advice spoken with YOt'R Interests evils. remedy bargain c box. abound in beauties to the nature wor- and pleasures at heart. "Oet to This remedy will come through political shipper. Sea. sky. shore, woodlands, KNOW Casco bay—it will well repay parties—some political party—I Other «50c to one think. I am not quite sure whether I prices up Ml the very air breathes, intoxicates you. and you will learn to lo/e it, even believe In the strike, although I havo the every sense. Here Is to live the as we participated in several myself. That, was value in at do." however, when I was younger and Special paper I0C5 per ll>. satisfied Jlfe fof a sensualist—with believed lens In the doctrine of non-resistance than I do now. to match with none of its disgusting featur<*s. the strike Is all Envelopes lOc A THORNLESS ROSE. Theoretically, right, but in practice I believe that It pkg. Th« re Is a pristine in It all gains purity very little for the laborer, and has grave dangers in the We in stock a most fact that it widens always carry full line of Marcus refreshing. l>ong may It reign! the chasm between him and his Thlnicn are well matched in employer. Ward's pretty The thl* Imttortant thing now Is the dawning Stationery. A Klnnce at the circulation manag- world, m fnr ax takltiK comfort realization of the Injustice of industrial conditions, and whatever er's note t»«iok tell* ui» that l»xt week goe*. and we begin to hfllt'te that agency brings this light Is of Burrowes' 15c* nnd ance. lm|>ort> Reprints 25c there were .1 high and low. all have their trlbula- Among the women In New York the percent more copies of City greatest agency Is the trades tlon*. Fi*he* are worm* are union, while the assortment of Souvenir Post The Br»-exe disposed of by our inland hooked. social settlement also Is doing great work. Large Cards. dealer* than trodden bird* arc fired The limit of ever he-fore. On Ixhik. upon, at. the starvation rone for working girls In la Poor Chicago has been Bailey and Cliff inlands the new* mer- worry everywhere. men'i placed at $r. a week. Under that sum the wolf Is Inaldc the door. Miss chant* had outsold their l>e- wivea worry became the hreti won't Anna supply Willard said MOO girls In Chicago were less fore rim-, or the move won't or the receiving than $r, a week to Katurday. It is encouraging for draw, l»ort themselves. *up- the publisher. not only financially, hut elofheallne Ini'xkH or the milk b:trp* an an evidence that they hare touched or the pane of clan* I* mended with China and Class the popular fancy—that the Breeze I* putty, or they ranwrt afford to hlrr a pai»er the |w*ople of the bay are help. Rich men'* wlv«n worry be- cause attractive eager to read. Such appreciation the preserve dlnh la not of the Unusually odd dishes are now on sale in rnunt react In an «-v«-r improvinK JOOT latent pattern or beemme *omehody onr Basement Department. The handsome and artistic nal. Continue your encouragement And* rait how a party dreaa In Wifely Diplomacy dinner sets are of more than and we will continue our earnest en trimmed before the party happen* or passing interest dearors. becauae nomn grandee'* wife over- By Betty Bradeen. We have several new look* them, iir became their aerraot ^ recently opened patterns in * ANOTHER GOOD ROADS MOVE *auce* them, hreaka up tea aeta. IIK woman «hn mHfiHppH one exclusive Juat man m doing a prodliciom lesion*. MENT. *l»oH* dinner*. ruta up Into nn If he ta*k. e«|»eclall)r happen* to be her huaband. If he derclothe*. CaaaM vary, hut trouble pre- fer* hlii own flrealde In the evening and *he Open Stock patterns from $18 to $175. The effort being made at ftu*tln'» average* the nam<> The Rcale of pine* for pleas- ure* outnl(le the home. It will be a tank to island to secure a fair *h;ire of Free- nillea la different on different map*, make him nee the Fancy China in all the late designs and of a sha;>es. hut advantage* making toilet and doing eacort port's appropriation for town expenses plaeea remain Ju*t ao far ai»art duty. Un- Vases in a der no other condition* would a great variety, including Donlton, Copenhagen. to be imed In improving their street* and ao do humanity and content—»hal reaaonahle woman fnjoy seem* to be on* T heraelf. When he haa a Cut (llass in the choicest bringing o:it a decided ex- la, generally apeak In*. The ex- hankering for maaeirllne cronies great variety, inclnding designs of (*n the that the rule la and their haunt*—and the beat men from the makers. pre**lon opinion part of ception prove* found confcaa to auch a wrak- leading at many of the *nmmer resident* there f'aaco hay where all the people umm occamontiliy—It require a d«-al of tart to aee the *u- Drinking Glasses from all the domestic and The validity of their claim for pnm) are all happy all the time. Are you perlor attraction* of hom*\ Tact looaena the leading puraemtrln** of mrn road* is more realized when with na? atlnxy n4 foreign mannfactnrers, including the celebrated Bncarrat strongly clone* the pocket* of apendthrlfla; In fact. to *ct xloni the fact Is considered that the |*land comfortably with any Glass. IfrMin or aet demanda the eierclae of thla aclft on Is the habitation of summer resident* aomebody'a part. I heard Vlgorou* thought mu*t come from a a woman boaat of llTln* In a for two ycara and only, and a* there are no family pari in* with the nwm- all-the-year- fr«*h bruin. hern on the frlendlleat round Inhabitants the town of tcrma. ai»d ahe waa not the Preep*.rt In beat-tempered person ha* to "Keeping alive that aplrlt of youth." the world, ahe confeaaed had to he ab*olutely nothing expend ther« Somebody forbearing, yon ace. and as far as we can learn, what I* 3teven*on u*ed to *ay. wa* "the the natural Inference la that there waa tact except per- somewhere In the family. The put out In the summer on the roads ennial spring of all the mental facul- machinery could not run without for there amoothly It. waa one bad naturcd Eastman There are no srhooi* to be maintained ties" member, at leaft. Brothers & Bancroft Littlejohn's L

-« MAP or»- Capt. West of the Philomena brought a party of 15 to the Island on his beau- tiful yacht Sunday. Owing to the fog- gy weather the trip was not quite hs CASCO BAY enjovalile as it would have been in clear weather. Mr. and ?.!rs. Chlsholm. with Master MAINE Stanley favored the Rockmere guests Sunday evening with a musical treat PVBLlSHtO BT Tltt of vocal and violin solo* with piano accompaniments. Mr. Chlsholm san»< at the chapel 15. His BREEZE PUBLISHING CO. Sunday. July roATiA*! ni selection was Johnsou*s "Face to & Face." with violin obligato. KCftAEnct* Mr. and Mrs. Rollins of Melrose wm •»«8» Highlands left the Rockmere Tuesday morning to take the Sougo river trip on their return home. The most ardent admirer of Little- John's wharf and the most constant attendant on the Maquoit landing i« "Pete" Glover. Can anv high bred dog be more faithful. Although he lives at the post office yet he cheerful'}* travels the mile distance four times a day and wags his tail appreciative!, and a; provinglv at the sturdy Maquoit and her genial officers and crew. Mrs. A. L. Hill and three sons cf and approvingly at the sturdy Maquoit for the summer. Thursday. Prof. Eaton's father and mother re- turned Thursday to their home in Needham. Mrs. Katon's two sister®, the Misses Butterworth are now with them at the Log Cabin. Miss Lilla Morrill is developing much talent and interest in amateur photography, and has already secured some fine pictures. The new sto:*e still continues to be a source of great convenience and sales are increasing every day. Give the orders to Drinkwater and Rent and encourage home industry. Mr. Chamberlain at the Kingston •cottage has returned to Massachusetts, accompanied by Miss Louise Kingston, who will be here again, later in the season. Mr. Morrell and party from the Sprague cottage. with Miss Vose from the Crow's Nest, had a most enjoyable trip to Portland. Tuesday, leaving on the morning boat and returning on the 4.CO. Anions other pleasures they WELCOME visited the Casino at Cape Cottage and Grocers also took the Belt Line ride. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ready and family from Boston have taken the Ronco cottage for the season. Rev. H. L. Caulkins of Yarmouth conducted the chapel service Sunday. July 8. The audiences are gradually Groceries, Meats and Provisions increasing in numbers. Mr. Robert I* Moore of Allston. who OF ALL KINDS is employed at the Wells Memorial Institute. Boston, is spending his vaca- Are most WELCOME the perfect and natural that Dental Science can tion at the Rockmere. He votes Llttle- produce. We make a specialty of The Portland re- We do PAINLESS V\ supplying as the banner Kjre Institute, OltK. Our methods are the most Hotels, OotttCM) Schooners and Yacbt- johns plare for a quiet, for a* the ap- cognized years Most Ke- and our the infC Parties. In fact we have restful outing. LIABLK Pi.ack for Glasses of proved PRICES LOWEST. everything every in our line. Order Team* visit all Mrs. Richards and son extends Silver parta Eugene Albert description, its HRATTIEST Fillings 50c, Gold Fillings Crown and of Peak's Island several tiroes to $1.00, Bridge daily. with Mrs. Walter Richards, all of Dor- Welcome the esteemed Si mmkr $4.00 a tooth. Teeth Visitors of Work, Extracted without Pain FREE. Im- chester. Mass.. are located at the Har- Portlaud and vicinity, Our Prices Are withing them a Pleasant and proved Plates with Natural Right Prompt Service low cottage for the season. They have very lightweight Oums$4.00. Lowest Price Health Brinoino No ever First Class their V* week; one Kye Institute will be pleased to see New Base Ball Goods New Tennis Goods them «nd to afternoon taking a party out in their again, place the Moki- Scientific and Pleasant service of mot:>r launch the "Peter F." and in its Principal, Mr. J. Jacques, at the New XacKle the evening giving a musicale at their Fishing command of Thousands of ?jew cottage. Piano and harmonica solos Customers. Our Service is Known New Bicycles New Cameras were much enjoyed, also vocal solos all over the State as the Most Reli- Gem Rink by Miss Frances I.inwood of the Idle- able, Accurate and Scientific, Skating and we wilde. have Added the Latest and Don't waste time trying to find something you w.int in small Best Instruments, so that we are Miss Lillian Chatfin of Maiden ha«* " Pealsjs able to state : There Is Not a Island stocks. COME TO US. We are the Dealers A been at the Only Carrying Alpine cottage the past Better Equipped Eye Institute week. Portland's Premier Line in this Our Prices Are Lowest as we in the State, where you Can Get Summer Attraction. Complete locality. Although we have no moon, still the Your Eyes more Accurately Test- Open All Day. Take Casco Bay Co.'s Boats from manufacturers and save middleman's young people find ed and Pitted than at the buy profit. "something doing" from Custom House Wharf. m«*t every evening. One evening PORTLAND EYE INSTITUTE, a pa/ty of P". took a straw ride to (J. JACQt'EH. Principal) Admission lOc or Casco Bay Co.'s Cornfield Point on , BIO Congress Coupons. Women's St,Portland,Me skates, 15 cents. Men's where they had a ltonfire and enjoyed N. K. 'Phone I3S4-12. skates, 25 cents. Arms and games and refreshments till a lat«* N. J. Eastern Cycle Co. hour. McGILVRAY, Prop. Mrs. 182 Middle St., Portland Fullerton. a cousin of Mrs. with .Miss Sarah K. Moulton of Wash- Ames, is stopping with her at the ington, are at the Arcade for several Crow's N>st for a short time. veeks. this Ix'inK their second season The Truelovesjind party break camp at I.ittlejohns. They have a lieautifu1 this week. Two of th»ir UTTERLY numtter leav- Spot Moulton. with them who en- WORN OUT. ing and the Saturday others going joys the water as much as a person. Spcolnl Zjow Pricon Until RfoiMtajr. Spot is much annoyed if not Invited Vitality Sapped by Ycnr* of Suffering Sept. X Mrs. A. T. Hicks .it the Notes S3 GOLD Ly ndehurst to join the sailing parties. With Society FILLED RIMLESS EYEGLASSES. 81 returned to her home Kidney Trouble. EYES in New York A party of twelve went to I'nder- EXAMINED FREE Mr. J. I have Saturday. Carlton Hb-ks is spend- wood Springs Friday evening in Har- Capt. W. Ilogan, former post- entirely remodelled my tine office* (over the new rooms of the Tru*t and nowoptical hanking ing Sunday with his old motor to master of now at The Oirneiius Yanderbilt Fidelity Co.) have the mmi family. Sawyer's boat, enjoy the Indiano'.a, living yacht Nmih Optical Parlor* in Maine. completely equipped Mr. Star was In Portland Forrest B. Moulton of Ik*ton ! vaudeville play. Austin, Texas, harlnir from Sat- In order to thoroughly Advertise inv ne* office*. and inv Mrs. A. W. entertainer! Mr. urday to Monday and during method* of up-to-date Hopkins writes: "I was Sunday examining mid fitting the eyes, I shall offer. OUTDOOR LIFE Ud Mrs. Frank Allst«.:i Mr. Yanderbilt and xome ladies of his tbesespecial low I'XTILSEPT. I, P. Hill Of || afflicted (or prices, positively the lowest ever offered in New Kn;Und. her cottage "The Ilirrhes" this week. party tci>k a sail down as far as l.ong Gold Filled Will Not Offset the III with Rimlmi Eyrglaue* .... Effects of years Island on the Steamer tl per pair They were obliged to return Thursday, Sebascodegan. (Best quality spherical lense*. net in Coffee Wlicn One Cannot It. pains aero** »he mountings warranted ten vear«.) Digest much to-their regret, as they found the The steam yacht Machigonne owned Solid Gold Eyeglass loins and in the Mr. Mounting* .... 12 per invigorating breezes most enjoyable by Curtis of the Curtis Publishing Boat Len»e% pair and fchoul* Quality Prescription .... ftOc and A farmer f-aya: Mr. Hill is in the far.cy poultry busi- hips Company of Philadelphia, has lH*cn in SI Fyegla** Chains np ...... each "It was not from ness on Canal street, Boston. ders. I had these waters during the .50c liquor or tobacco |*a*t week and Sharon, Finch and So Ety Mountings at Low Price*. that After a of over Miss headache visited Island for a few for ten year* or more I suffered lapse fifty years. also, Bailey hours EYES EXAMINED FREE from I'.-sula Cushman of Portland. Maine, and Friday afternoon. Remember— Th«ne are not dyspepsia and stomach neuralgia. ready-made or auction but arc trouble; met new and irools. all with the Beatty family of Penn- An Item of more than fresh from the ground or fitted they were caused the use of My right eye. usual Interest, factory; especially for each ease, and by cof- ■ is sylvania on their summer outing at the • which is every pair warranied to fit. As I have been located in fee until I ho from pain, was being copied hy many of the Portland for five got bad I had to Rockmere. Miss was years, and have fitted t he of more Rive Cushman In he.- ncwsp-iper* of the at eyes than 13.000 per«on« at t hi* office, coffee of little uae to me for years. The country present, for and my up entirely and almost give up on the of Penn Fe- is the reputation careful accurate work is established. I early days faculty reference to Col. (Jwffge W. faction in guarantee satis- eating. There constant flow of urine kept my syv every case, and make any in were times when I male college at Harristmrg. Pa., and valuable souvenir change nec-«sary le:isr«, within one t»-tn Campbell's of the >ear. free of charge. Remember the could eat only boiled milk left there at the breaking out of the depleted, causing nervoas chills la*t Place, 47M'.. Congress at., Opp. and bread Peary Arctle trip, as published In Preble Mouse, (Over Fidelity Trust and when Civil war In IK62. had not met and night sweats. After seven the Ca«wo Co.) Both'Phones. I went to the field to work They trying Hay Breexe last season. This T. for over half a Miss different climates and all memento is 97. Maine s I had to take some bread and butter century. Beatty ualng kinds the signal flag of the Ciree Worthloy. leading Optician. attended the college and was one of of along to give me strength. medicine I had the good fortune ley expedition which was found by Miss Cushman's pupils. Judge Beatty to hear of I)oan's "Wils I Commander Roi»ert E. when he "I del| as a little while an old Sold by all dealers. &0 cents a token AUSTIN until 1 was almost a associate of Miss Cushman In of friendship and In recognition E. box. PINKHAM the of her ca- Foster-Mllburn of Its value walking skeleton. early days educational Co., Buffalo, the latter has taken spec- and with her Catharine N. Y. ial to South "One day I read an ad. for Postum reer. daughter pains preserve It from the at- Harpswell, Me. to remain at the R*»ckmere for tacks of and told I expect rnriy hunters who visit the my wife would try It, and A the xesson. Judge Beatty and brother Sweetness Deep Drawn Out. Merrboneag House, who would not as to the following fact* I The will make leave at the end (if the week. hesit-ite to Only affidavit may Mr. George Cahoon found a bee tree demolish It piece by piece. First*Class before any judge: If the mu< h to the regret of the guests, for on given opportunity. There is al- "I quit coffee Ms land, and quite a number of entirely and used the White Mountains, returning to th- so some reference made to a rare old Livery and Postum In gentlemen rut It down on Saturday Its place. I have regained Rorkmere toward the end of Septem- keystone which Is under lfick Boarding and the kept anri my health before home. found honey eleven feet deep. which, entirely and can eat any- ber. returning key, though not as susceptible Stables Here that la Bayboro (N. C ) Sentinel. to an thing cooked to eat. | have damage the flag, la precious Increased In ANOTHER FINE TRIP. enough to demand careful weight until now I guarding FIT* permanently 'nred.Noflta or nervoua- lest it should also Stablea in the resr weigh more than I ever be demolished hy of the Mer- did; I have ne»« after flr*t d»jr'« of l>r.Klla#'a OmI those who not Steamer Took a Large really are actuated the taken any medicine for Merryconeag bottle snd treat laefrew by riconeasr Houae. Our my stom- to Gurnet NeneBeatorT.fatrlal best of intentions carriage* ach since I Party Bridge Sunday. l»r H. II. only. began using Postum. KlI*K, Lt«l..9C(lArrhHt.,I'hlla..rs. And team* aro The fast and able steamer Merrycon- President (iet^ge F. West of the the laUwl Why, I believe Postum will almost eag cpf the Casco Bay line had a large of lf«:rpMwe'il Steamboat Is Hir- an Iron Ways Brazil. Company deeigns. Carriages to let with digest wedge. e*«iirslon on board for rn Uiaid party Sunday In Brazil a large percentage of the ing his steam yacht with his "My family would atlck to coffee the famous sail and dinner up to Our- family this summer experienced driver for people go barefoot on and has spent sight- at first, but saw the ncf Bridge A bund was In attendance except Sundays most of the they effect* it ard time about Oaaco Bay aeeing and all pnrpoaen. H*»« had on me and the Merrlconeag sound holidays. and when they were feel- trip up through the early part of the season. your marked in care of gave to all. The Freight A^ent A. E. ing bad they began to use complete enjoyment Postum, round riant f.ln# South one Pinkham, one a trip Is about alxty miles. A stop Trip#. Harpswell. Stable* minnto'ft walk at time, until now we all use from «team boat was made at Peaks Island both going Xota S<*otla. Cap* Breton, Prlnr* Ed- No life amounts to much until It wharf' postum." Name given ward Inland or " by Postum ami leturnlng. Newfoundland. On* has a Co.. Battle Creek. Mich. Nipht at Sea. < r M* !>*>«' « rulae of 1*10 program—something definite, ml'-« i'-r fl*oo. ( onirnrn. something particular. else Ten days trial of Ing July Srd Nothing Postnm In place Clocks are now being made which »t# arr era |ea\e ( can take «mm*rcial Wharf. Boa too, the place of It. Education can of coffee proven the truth, an the St toon Lots For easy *l*ak hours. Instead of striking To^day* Thursday* and Hatur- not. talent can Cottage Sal* ,1i.\» for not, genius can not. •nd pleasant way. "There'a a th« m. an Halifax, Hawke»foirv. < »-arlotte- rea- through ingenious appllca- hard work can not. It •on." towa. Sydney and I'.ra* I> Or l>ake«. June Until there is a SmMi tlm of the phonograph. They are ar- definite Harptwall tailing*. Tueadaya and Haturdaya. On It aim, the energies will run to I»ok In for a of ranged to call out dwert BKST POINT in tor. pkgs. copy the In various degrees route. I/,w rat«. Oond board. waste, the be BAY Send ability squandered. The famous HtUo book, "The Road to of n.odulatlon. some loud to fiimp for lliuatrated ImIM Cm< ASH POINT enough ad tan faculties deteriorate when J # ||# rouse Oeim," ■»«(«, ete., to A. W working HPAUI^niNO, Houth w*nt life." the soundest Ptssr, a Ilnrpwwell sleeper. Ors. Mgr., Commercial Wharf. Boatoe. without definite aim. dren jRailroad*. of Hollis, Me.. Ml*s Louise Whit- Mrs. ney. W. A. Lord of Portland, and Mr. Hen/y Smith of Bradford. Mass were West End the guests last week of -Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cook. Mr. Smith found Maine Central R. R. Long Island a verjr wet place when ho W. S. JORDAN & Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. Bate* of Cam- arrived but since his v!sit concludes CO, Portland bildge, Ma^.v. had as their the there is none DEALERS IN guest much dryer except Port- past week. Mr. J. F. Kelley from land. Excursions! Lowell. Masj.. at their cottage. The sightly Long Island B B. Mil Ray club is very "Idlehurst." anxious for some one to accept their One last GROCERIES-PROVISIONS S2.00 day week Mr. John Blck- challenge. Won't some one TO please NAPLES. ford was engaged for a deep sea Ashing up a nine and relieve I«e»ve their misery? Tackle Portland 9.10 a. n».. rail to ba- ani a more never set Miss Fishing Anchors Oars lm trip Jolly party Mary Is ulco, uti^mrr to Naples, or Bridgton. Riley spending the Cordage across out on the briny deep, arriving at the month of Oiled 8eh«go I*ake and up the Songo July with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Clothing Dorics Skiffs Rlvor. take dinner ut Nuplr* or Bridge- desired soot the hooks were soon bait- ter Morgan. Mrs. 11 Punts ton: Joseph Alley and BABY Row Boats arrive St. returning Portland 5.S5 P- m. ed and in the water, and. "he fish began ! Miss Florence spent Lawrence River Skiffs 1 Sunday with Mr to leave their native element In great and Mrs. Morgan. AFTER flotor Launches numbers. The lunch was next In or- Mr. j W. Walker of New York and der and then the sail home and Miss Grace SI .50 the Sullivan of ITS fine cod. to are the < TO SESAGO LAKE AND RAYMOND. spoils divided, forty say guests of Mr. and Mrs. John nothing of the fish. In the ■ Leave Portland at S.45 a. m.. and at dog psrty Musgrove. Bebago L.ik» take steamer across the were Mr. Jordan Christie. Mr. John The planks for the" new FIRST lake and the walk over R. H. up east shore, passing In- Montford. Mr. Goebel, Mr. Dexter and Island avenue CLEAVES, and dian Island. White's have been replied, so as Ghebaague Bakery Ice Cream Parlors Bridge. Raymond Our otore now Cape. The Mr. Atwood. all summer guests on the to shed next snow enlarged «>nnble« u« to handle our Images and up the River Jor- winter's and be well BATH All tiicrva*lDK «itb dan to inland. promptness. our cooking is done on the |iatronase Raymond village for dinner and seasoned for us next toes are premise*. Our Ice cream and a visit to summer, if it is our own make, wbit-U is a college the State flsh hatchery, where Mrs. A. M. is derided to guarantee that are the Itert. We the whole Conley entertaining put it down then. lee cream on any of (be thfjr deliver process of hatching and rais- par* inland if lu or ing trout her sister Mrs. Harry Atwood of Lis- Miss Belle WITH baker'* cart will desired, large small order*. Our xnd salmon may be seen. Daniels of Cumberland visit nil part* of the island If Return Is bon at avenue daily. you trade with iik made, arriving in Portland Falls, her summer home. was the guest last the best. Lunches serveu at all and you set 6.55 m. week of Mr. hour*, put up to take out. We p. Miss Florence who has been and Mrs. Ansel cream and fine print butter. Item t-arry bottle Wray. Blckford at "Stone- ember, our location 1* nest to the visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. haven." GUI postoQoe. The Afternoon Wa. hr-.s returned to New Mr. Wray. York, William A. Ruhr Is In Sorel. and Miss Emma and Mr. Baker ar- Canada, on a business trip. Mr. and River ilved this week for a short Mrs. WILLIAn A. 8ongo Trip visit. Frank Hersey of Diamond Isl- TRUFANT Via Rait. Steamer and Miss Sadie and Marrow Gauge Rogers of Milford. Mass.. spent several days last week Hamilton's lx*ave at tho Landing, Chebeague Me. Portland 1.05 p. m.. arrive Seba- is the guest of Miss Alice Eaton at her Rohr homestead. Mr. and Mrs. Island, Ko I^'ike 1.37 m.. where the Henrv We are to take p. Steamer parents" summer home. Seward cottage Knight of prepared out Pleasure or Parties "Hawthorne" takes you across Sebago Knightvllle. Me., are the Naphtha Launches. Our new FUhlng in either Yachts or I «ake, No. 3. guests this Launch will up the Songo River, across the week of Mrs. Rohr. be hired or hour. Naphtha carry tweutw persons aud nan of by day Six large K»w Boats To Kay Naples and l»ng Pond to Brldg- The summer resllents at the West Mrs. Eliza Smith of per or 03.U0 Let at a* per 41.00 ton. Tally-ho to the Westbrook. M*.. day per week. Experienced men in hour, village. Narrow Ciauge End were last week to hear of is her to let. charge of ull our crufts. to Bridgton -function, Maine pained visiting daughter. Mrs. privilege Hemrmlier the Wharf thence Cen- Thomas plao*. '"lo'i's L-i tiding. Kist Knd.' tral to Portland, arriving Portland 7.45 the death of one of their number for Glendenning. p. m. Mrs. Mr. k"io many years. George E. McNeil, Arthur K. Smith of Cambridge. who her 'lbs." passed away at home in Win- Mass.. spent Sunday with friends here. To thiop. Mass.. llth at the of He came In HAMILTON cu the White Mountains July age down his motor boat "Ken- GRANNELL ♦>4 years and 9 months. Mr. E. ren'" and Return George equipped with an arm-strong Physicians, Pharmacists,and Chebeague's and Best StocKed McNeil died 19th. of this motor. His Largest May year. friends wish him better Nurses endorse Cuticura Grocery and Provision Store Mr. George R. Sewa/d. who was in success next of the best at lowej'. trip. everything cish prices. Oar Meat it Leave PortlandS5.00 New York on a business return- I.ast because of its Oar teams visit all section* of the Dept. always well stocked. 9.10 a. m. Four hours trip, Wednesday evening Mrs. V. G. Soap delicate, island several times to • t Mount ders. We wsnt trade daily collect and deliver or* Crawford*. Pleasant House or ed this week to his summer home. Mr. Bragg gave a whist of sana- your snd will try and Fahyans for dinner and party four fabler, medicinal, emollient, Hamilton's please y»u. Remember our location- back driving, arriving Gecrge A. Seward. Mr. Roland Battson at her Landing, Chebeague. in Portland at 7.45 p. nv. or re- pretty cottage "Tarry-a-While." by and and maining at Fabyans an hour and a Mr. Henry Tilton of Boston. Mass. The house was tive, antiseptic proper- can half, brilliantly lighted in- arrive in Portland at 3.15 m. si»ent at side and p. Sunday Mr. Reward's cottage. out. The prizes were ties derived from Tourists on this can also unique, Cuticura, H. S. H. W. trip visit Mr. All>ert Ande.-son of a idea HAMILTON BOWKS, Pn.t.tfV.'. Cliebea- Fryoburjf. North Conway. Intervale. Jack- Cambridge. pretty of the hostess, all of them pue Iolatid Ron and the Skin united Souvenir St-.iv--l»««-t Bartlvtt if at a less Mays., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i>eing yellow. Mrs. great Cure, iinoof th«»y prefer S. J. Allen won Iftlaud ami Hay Canls. expense or A! plywood. Bethlehem. Pro- H. L. Davis last week. first CARPENTER AND Wo hire file Mr. Davis prl7.e, a braps with the of BUILDER juet what you want hi Hou*<*. Jefferson. I.anca*ter at a candlestick, with purest cleansing CaJnlic.*. all the started last Fridav to run down to the yellow candle an:l Contract vtV>rk carefuilv »«elcct*ort. I/x-k fclijtht additional expense. shade. Mrs. Sarah and most re- performed. IJoxca nti. ni.y b» h.d of ftil druggUta. Schonlanc>have Fottrt l>rw * (Vm. Cor*.. So> the White "•.Voire .tr*> fiesta of Mrs. H. M. as at Prof., Bo*on. Mkm. Mountains McNeil guests their cottage, the "Schon-i Fm. "All A Soul IU StiV talf, u4 UMir Leave rnd -hild.en. Portland 9.30 a. nr..; arrive Steward. Tilton and Dor- tod" Sin. J. Marshall Clark of New* Fabyans 12.3i» n«x>n. Leave Fabyans 2.13 othy at their summer heme the "Pink IKirt. R. I., and Mrs. George Peck. P ru.; arrlra Psrtlaid 3.23 p. in.; con- necting for Boston. cottage." Mrs. J. p. Hokombe aad Miss Allra Mrs. J. C. Clark are of Melrose. Mass.. entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Major OH ARLBS W. has as her guests. Mrs. C. J. Crlchett Hammett. Mr. and Mrs. 489 COR.IDES Charles Ray Congress St., Portland, the famous S1.50 Round and Viola. Miss Mabel Clark, and Miss and son James and the adjoining L>n?fcllow tnan«ion. Four Mrs. Alvin Noyes. Keeps floors, 12 private rooms. Trip Annie 1 dininz Kingston at her new summei of St. John street spont Sunday with Sunday? to Naples or for home the Raymond "Crichett." them. Miss Bea< h has returned to dinr.er. leaving Portland in. Face Fair a. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. her S--l».igo and up the Son no Lambert are en- home in Wlnsted. Conn. River t<> or Naples a< r«n«s Seltugo Like tertaining M.s. S irah Church of Port- Air. Philip of Portland Glenn's Sulphur cleanses PIANO to Raymond. Tukey is thr Soap TUNING AND REPAIRING Returning. arrive at Port- land. Mrs. and guest of his the land 3.23 p. ni. Edyth Tyler three chM- friend Mr. Carl F. Schon- skin and clears the face of !and at his parents' cottage "Sunset." pimples, blackheads, blotches, PIINOS RENTED, Bought, SOLD and $1.50 the Round Miss Alice Sherlock of Exchanged Trip Montreal is redness and roughness. Its use JiaUrotulH. the Sliest «:f Mrs. James Morison and makes the A Parlor Miss skin healthful and C. C. HAWES Through Car to l.onise Robinson Is the guest of Miss the complexion clear and fresh. 514 over Montreal Marjorle Morison at their ^ozy Congress St., Foster, Avery Co. tumnier home. Sold by druggists. Leaves Portland 9.10 a. m.. arriving Boston & Mains Always Montreal 9 15 p. in.. connecting with Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank are entertain- ask for through train lor Chicago. Bt. Paul and ing Miss Minneapolis. R. R. Gertrudt Miller at their pretty ACCIDENT AND summer home. HEALTH INSURANCE In Glenn's Effect June 4, lOOG Taose interes.ed in the above fo,'ms of Insurance A to Mont- should consult Through Sleeper Little has Train« leav« Portland. I'r.ion Station, 'Arry (who had a "bad real for Scarboro CroMln*. a7.10, *9.03, 19.00 da>," to driver of public coach)—Ever Sulphur Soap THE C. A. BENNETT CO. Leave* Portland daily. In- a. m.. al2 m.. -1.15, *420. 5.23. Sundays *5.30. lose any money bac-kin* cluded. p. rn.. arriving Montreal $.15 •6.39 p. nj. Sunday. 17.10. 19.35. §10.15 'orses. coachie? 42 a. m.. conn* with a m J2.oo. ■ lll*a Hair and WhUkrr D;« Exchange Street. Maine ting through train t<# t3.49, t4.13. >5.10. t«.15. t7.15 I)r»ver—"Not 'alf! I-ost twenty quid Portland, Chicago and the Pacific coast. p. m. Hlark or Hrawo, Mr. | Scarboro one—backed a pair of 'orses a Beach and Pino Point. 7.00, and a7.10, a. hon nibus •S.20. *9.05. 10.»»9 m.. a 12.00 m., into a shop window In Re- •1.15. 3 30. "4.20. 5.25, *5.50. 6.10. »6.50, gent street!—Punch. TEIVIVTIS S H OES •7.15. •V'tj. *11.30 p. m. Sunday t7.10. A Parlor Car You Black. White or Brown. A tennis at th® follow in low Portland to 18.35, *9.35. J10.15 a. nv. 12.55. J2.00. 13.40. Cannot g.xxl wearinsr g price*: 14.15. t5.10. 15.15. *6.15, t7.15 p. m. Men'*. 60o; Luiies'. Boys' and Vout lv*\ 50c; Children's, 45c. Best White Sole O >od- Fabyans Old Orchard. 7.00. a7.10. *8.20. 8 50. year Tennis, Men's High Cut, fl.35; Ljw Cut, fl.10; Indies', Boys'and Youths', ft. •9.05', 10.00 a- al2 m.. 12.30, *1.15. 1.35, 2.30. *4.20. 5.25, *5 50. 6.03. 6.10. •6 41 EXCHANGE leaves Portland at 9.10 a. 50, f m.. 1.S0 •7.1". 8.0O. *8.05. *11.30 m. \ p. m.. daily except Sundav. p. Sunday, THE^TOUP.ISTS* 17.1«. 18.33. 19.33. J.0.13 a. m.. 12.55, 12.00, 14 13.10. 15, 4.29. 5.09. iS.10. 5.45. 16.15. S.OO m. all Line an«l 17.15, p. CUREinflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal con- Daylight Through Camp Ground. *8.20. '?.ft5. 10.00 a. m.. ditions of the mucous membrane such as Parlor Car Service nl2 m.. *1.15. *4.20. 5.25. *3 50. 6.10, JOHN M. BBCKFORD *8 nasal L«!ISk"D •6.50. 03. *11 30 m. catarrh,uterine catarrh caused p. Sunday, 18.35. REDUCED Our fl«h market is supplied with sea food of all kind* and our quality is t he 19.35. J10.15 a. ri., J2.00. 13.49. by feminine ills, sore to Quebec t4.15. 15.10. throat, sore tiwt. Our price* are always low. At our room we ar? to HJ.15. 17.15 o. m. mouth or dining always prepared inflamed eyes serve lunches, ic» cre»m and soft drink*. We are now r«vidv So taxe <>n m Leave Portland at 9.10 a. m. dally, Saco and Blddeford. 7.00, *8.20. 8 50. PRICES by simply p»r dosing the stomach. our launch for or the or with mau in except Sunday, arriving at Quebec 9.00 •>.05. 10.o» a. m.. a!2.00 m.. 12 30. *1.15 tithing pleasure trips hy day hour, capable p. m. 3.30. -4 20. 5.23. *3.59. x6.05. 6.10. »6 ON But you surelv can cure these stubborn charge. Our location is hsndy to t»oth wharves. x8 50. 09 *8.05. •11.30 p. m. Sunday. 18.35, affections local treatment 19 by with 35.' 110.15 x. to.. 12.55. J2.00, *3.40. 14 IS. THROUGH PARI.OR CARS on Diy 4.30. $.00, 13 10. 5 43. *S.13. t7.15. xS.OO Paxtine Toilet Trains and Through Sl»-ep»rs on Night p. m. Oil and Gasoline Antiseptic Train* between Portland and Rockland, Kenr.ebunk 7.00. 8.50 10.oo a. m.. « 12.30, which the disease Panning ton. Oquomwc, Itangor. lt-ir Har- 3.20. 5 23. 6>3. 6.10. 00 p. rn. Sunday, destroys germs.checks COMMONWEALTH l>or. Greenville. St. John; connecting with 12.53. 4.30. 3 00. 5.45, 8.00 t> m. discharges, stops pain, and heals the thrrugn Stoves Sleeping and Parlor Cars to Ketmebunkport. 7.00. *."0. 10.00 a. m.. inflammation and soreness. Halifax. 12.30. S.30. 6.10. 8.00 p. rn. Paxtine •Run* 18 to If you mention thi* ad represents the most successful June Sept. 3. |nelu*lr». local HOTEL, Tlirougli Service WEST IRuns June 24 to Sept. 16. Inclusive. treatment for femiaine ills ever iRun* June 24 to Sept. 2. Inclusive, produced. Thousands of women To the West tIi the x fx* * n<>t testify Crawford Notch stop at moo. to this fact. cents at of the White Mountains. a C«»mm*ticln* June 18. 50 druggists. Corner Bowdoin Leave Portland. 9.10 m. F. & C. B. NASH CO. St., a. 9.00 p. tn. lT'r.tll Jun»- 24. Inclusive. Send for Arrive Montreal. 9.15 p. m. *.15 a. m Through train with Pullman 3M-C2) FORE ST. Free Trial Box Arrive Sleeping 1 40 ». m. 12.35 noon Car leaves Portland dally except Satur- THE R. PAXTON CO.. Boston. Mam. State House, Arrive Toronto. 7.25 a. m. 7.30 p. m. day at 8.25 p. rn., for New York via Opp. Arrive l>etrolt. 3.06 p. m. 2.55 a. m. Worcester and N. V., N. H. and M. R. R. Arrive ft Lo i.m, 7.33 a. m 1 15 p. m D J. FLANDERS. Arrive VICTIMS Chicago 9.30 p. m. 10.40 a. m. General Pans 4k Ticket Ajent. BOSTON MISS. Arrive Ht. Pa tat *.30 a. m. For further particular*, folders. gulda bfiolM and other literature, call on Thi« hotel i- mw ind alwolatelv rrra thf wood hut the door*. We flrrproof; Aoon are of •too«; n^r«on: and a A.. M. C. R. R.. Portlind want to Mk km jon •▼•» triad the person*. Room* with fZ da,- for htodit private hath, f 1.V) and a (3d for two fZ day for one peraon; fi W and Rhr»i« WUrvl r*tD»>1jr for Mtkrto f day peraon*. Will m*ke a rate for of weekly room* with hot ana col J v.ater t*i to ?8; with private h»th. •» to 1 Darin* the laat •rM«tntr of Malaria and flO. Suite* of two room* with ChlUt ib| The rafe and dining room are hath. ?14 to fix ftrat-claaa. Tbi* hotel i* a CotiHtirinr Steamers Southern Fe*»r.al Pf .rH. M •. tha hornh J*ka« no no lair. atrlctly temperance hou*; MramxIr. liquor; the STOKER F. Superior Route to RailwayAll Point* atea'a Kail lallaa CRAFfS, Manager. Malaria Car*, waa ml with T«f bMl jr rMllshartac abaotately enrad folly flfWn tbmaiid ftas and Augusta South, Southwest, Florida, flexico po*tl«*ly drlraa lb* carpenters have Just com- Cuba, tlwtwfr Tbla I. mtberlty ir»i«ratl. n ronatata of t.mI n «al>in for W. New a P. Wlbk cf York and Direct and bqiWl p»«4«r. ta lop Lino frea fr. California. entirely .in qalolt*, Augusta. It Ik or Inralnl on the ea-t »Me Faat modern *toam:«hin* The O!orloii« Mountain* of We«tem North any potta dnur. 'hrea boOee hare often Birch of the Carolina. "Th* Coun- Island of the island. The umr ant« raaaa rvork on Dr. r«*ort«, are re« h"l by the Southern MarDon.ild's < )Vas«* Itaiiway. < on Wharf to Now York lii«l«t a pnrrbaetn* th« onlr Jabaataa'e Arlington avenue. without THE ROUTE OF THE Ii4l<« Malaria Fut Mrs. O. A. Gillette and M'ss FAM0U3 ELECTRIC LIGHTED Car*, aa I bara la au »tbar a« Maud Meaai-s. Brnwi on at 10 a. TRAIN t -A at any irtra and Frank !-*• Fr >hon change, Mondays m., fievenson ar.lved tor sea- ••THE WASHINGTON If »<>ar itriMW d^aa a -t it Tuesday the of Portland are ^nMt« AND keep ba ran "Mala It wn, of their aunt. and SOUTHWESTERN fro-n w). !»«•!« InrtWs Oao Tneadays, Thura<]ay8 Hatnr- L Claffltn a Mr*. P. Walsh at YESTIBULF.D BU-. lin* a H;»- Una. Yen raa Co, ,\V. Oak Bluff. at C 30 LI/IITED" oMff dtrert Ir a C. H. daya p. m., thia Darey Oram Co. I'nl n Are. R. Booker has sold his voltage to Mr. anil Mm. making Prtra il f Pro«M*e<«, I. William Whjta*. Y.r* ••NEW YORK AND ilEriPHIS Fuattl*# mra or a nay btck K. K. Hall of Bran*wick. The Fred delightfnl, short a«>a-trip in about LiniTED" family Bennett anil children. Why' if will arrive Monday. and twenty-two honra. J»o aummor ••NEW YORK AND FLORIDA EXPRESS" Carolyn of Arlington are »• »heii Mlxs l.aura I>an Snow of cottage for the season tonr without it. ••THE UNITED Br.ins- complete Full STATES FAST riAIL" •rlck in vlsitln* her Mr*. Charles Black at ANEW grandparent*. Mr. and nun CmH «f information wharf office. tnr and Mr*. L. I). Augusta. are and iturint Winter Toiiri«tpn H. A. House for a CLAY, Agent. ••SOUTHERN'S PALTI LIMITED" Biy View. few weeka HORSE F. K. (fall of Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Brick and da'tch- Brunswick. hi* lr>t:rhi f BEST IN the r. H. Booker Mertfants & ttiatrt THE EQUIPMENT tcr*. Mary and HHen. also Ml** \',9rr cottnge. Including th" Tunspcrtittoi Ci , little joint on which t- EST IN FOR AN OLD ONE Mellya of Dorchester arc at the It I* loated Mt. fttri*ni«blp Lin*** ISrtweea SERVICE Nlrk- Hall ha* ^ No faaltf r what kind erfon cottage. l»een here for the pa. : fp# / BEST IN E*f * » SOUTHERN TIME » t >Ll'(J Improved. days making needed repairs. Mr*. F. Miller and daughter of Nc\. BEST IN : Harry Flak and daushter Helen, of BOSTON } tCtWiWY York are occupying the Ward cottage Brunswick took dinner at th« Johr.son RAILWAY BEST IN on Arlington avenue. NORFOLK & APPOINTMENTS Mouse, Sunday. BALTIHORE Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Cobb of i Cut iioi'TK to RENOVATOR°TOWOERS Arllne- Mr. W. P la DINING CAR MAKE BLOOD. «»•?». art am Wal*h of SERVICE ON ALL THROUGH ki.Wy« ton. Mass.. are at "The Birches" Aagusta TRAINS Two H fo.* the a few at < IfMlMtl, (Nit at My dlUT seawon. spending days hi« of. Washington. Richmond anl Attraotiv LlWitara and rM or Mil. All CoflplfM information on Application to by rw or >IIW book fraa If yn •miku thto Miss Sue Mllllken of Points South. CIO. C. DANIELS. N. I. P. A., 238 Saco has l.e#n Washington St., Boston In the Davis cottige for the For Artistic 60 to rorn mimjio* wkkki.y Pr. A.C. P« ITt Win. *»., llMtM. past few Hairdretting New York 271 and I 180 weeks. Her Mis* Aerommo4it iot» and cu'iim Offices, friend. !>ena Cole ha< an«tjrpM«*d. ALEX. S. Broadway been visiting her. Tlc»ton, MM. P«*««ng«r Trafflo HftrMWimf heen at their cottage for a W. P. O. P. A., Oin»r«i|P«Mtnf#r Aftnt *»Ht. Vn1 Jc n mmpt tor tr* Mmp> of hm m few days. Tt'RNEH, Baltimore, Md. WASHINGTON. D. C. »«n KwfcrtK.CItwt SOUTH HARPS WELL V/. P. TURNBR, P. T. M., Baltimore. Md. I ■KHhy UfMMt. »«im.Ti*k fK. r >f ran piaatira Mr and Mr*. Robert Bartley are a? K—r Mm*- uukmiiibto^ •MicUcrNU.wil their cottage for the summer. Mtrriem—/ The Publishers Have Found It For Necessary, Obvious Rtaaons, to Inssrt Only the Names of Quests at Houses Which noms If Your Specially Arrange For This Privilege. Name la Not Included We Would That You Call Suggest ths Attention of the Proprietor of Your House to ths Omission. WATCH THIS LIST EVERY WEEK. IT WILL TELL YOU THI8 REGISTER CONTAINS NAMES OF REGULAR WHERE YOUR FRIEND8 ARE STOPPING. QUESTS. NO TRANSIENT PARTIES ARE INCLUDEO. The 8tore of Quality. MERRICONEAQ HOU8E. Mrs. C. L. Ball. Halifax. N. S. Daniel Loomls. Montreal. A. R- Webb. Worcester, Mass. South Harps well, Me. Dorothy Ball. Halifax, N. S. Arthur Loomls, Montreal. Julia H. John Ball. N. S. Webb, Worcester, Mass. Halifax. Miss Marie T. Wtdmajer, New York. Ethel H. Geo. W. Campbell, Jr., Proprietor. Mrs. R .B. Webb, Worcester. Mass. Semi-Annual Robinson. Newton. Mass. Mr. H. Marion Crawford, Cambridge. C. Russell Clearance Sale e(ttraishers, 4.60 p. m. Sunday, 7.10 a. m.t 12.10, 4.30 last Thursday afternoon. p. m. Mlaa Skldmore. Leave Little Chebeague. 7.15, C10.50 daughter of Mr. S. CONGRESS AND PREBLE STREETS. a. m., C3.05. C5.05 p. m. Sunday, C7.25 T. Skldmore of Philadelphia, who a. m.. C12.25, C4.45 p. m. Is summering with her mother at Leave Lone Island. East End. 7.20. Co the Wells entertained a 10.65 a. m.. 3.10. 5.10 m. 7.30 Johnston, cottage, p. Sunday, Bailey a. m.. 12.30, 4.50 p. m. number of her friends of the colony Second B—on a. Open June 15. Leave L*>ng Island. 7.30. 11.05 m., set, with a welsh rarebit party Thurs- 8.20. 5.20 p. m. Sunday, 7.40 a. m., 12.40, 190-192 Middle Portland. St., evening. The were L10, 5.00 p. m. day following those Arrive Portland. 8.00. 11.40 a. m., 2.50, present: Miss Margaret and THE. 8.00 m. NEAR p. Sunday, 8.10 a. m., 1.10, 1.40, POST-OFFICE. Muriel Snively, Mr. De Forest Snive- HAMILTON. S.15, 6.30 p. m. ly. Misses Julia and Matilda Wells. Chebeague Island, SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. Mrs. E. J. Wells, George and Royal Maine. From Portland, Going Eut Root and L. A. Boynton. Leave Portland. 9.15 a. m.t 4.30 p. m.; We are glad to learn that Mr. I* A. 10 a. 5.00 m. Sunday, m., p. Boynton's at the Leave Long Island. 9.45 a. m.. 5.00 stay home of C. T. has p. m.; Sunday. 10.30 a. m.. 5.30 p. m. Dow & Root, been indefinitely length- Leave Sunset. Great Chebeague. 10.05 Pinkham. ened. Mr. Boynton's original inten- m.. 5.20 p. m.; Sunday, 10.45 a. m., tion was to two weeks 5.45 o. m. FIRE INSURANCE stay and then Leave Cousins Island. 10.20 a. m.. 5.35 return to his home in East Orange. p. m.; Sunday, 11.00 a. m.. 5.00 p. m. 35 Exchange St., Portland, Me. N. J., but he finds Bailey's too attrac- Leave Llttlejohns Island. 10.30 a. m.. Drvellingt, Cetta[tt, Hottit, and Seaside tive to leave so soon. 5.45 p. m.: Sunday. 11.10 a. m.. 6.10 p. m. Prrprrty I mured in the Leave Hamilton's. Great Chebeague. leading cOmfanifs. On last Friday Mr. R. H. 10.40 a. m.. 5.55 11.20 Woodman, p. m.; Sunday, the well known а, m $.20 p. m. musician, sailed into Leave Busting Island. 11.05. 11.35 a. m.. Mackerel Cove in his new yacht, the 6.50 a. б.20. p. m.; Sunday, 11.45 m., 12.15, William Senter & "Wlnjoy." The name Is a clever •.40, 7.10 p. m. Co., combination of the Leave South Freeport. 11.20 a. m.. 6.35 names of Mr. p. m.; Sunday. 12.00 m.. 6.55 p. m. JEWELERS Woodman's two daughters, Winifred Arrive Mere Point. 12.00 m., 7.15 p. m.; 51 and Jocelyn. Mr. Woodman had his Sunday. 12.40. 7.35 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, Me. yacht built at Arrive Birch Island, 12.05, 7.20 p. m.; Charts, Cemfatut, Souvenir Sfoont, Virwt Friendship last 12.50 m. winter. Sunday. p. of Portland and Vicinity. She is 32 feet long To Portland, Going Wsst. over all. and 28 feet Leave Birch Island. 5.50 a. m., 12.20 long on the water p. m.; Sunday, 1.50 p. m. a. line. The boat has a m.. 12.20, 2.15. 4.25. 5.30. «.30. 7.30 p. m. Pat rid a Leave Mere 6.00 a. 12.30 Re extends most cordial in- and Point. m.. For Little and Great Diamond Islands. large spacious cabin with 6 2 m. vitation to all to call p. m.; Sunday, p. Trefcthens and Evergreen Landings. and inspect her feet headroom which makes Leave Bustlns 6.12. 6.55 a. it very Island. m., (Peaks Island) and Ponce's Landing collection. Among the pieces to be 12.55. 1.25 p. m.; Sunday, 2.25. 2.55 p. m. comfortable for cruising. (Long Island)—7.00. 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 a. m.. seen are Leave 6.40 a. several large rose Jars, wa- South Freeport. m., 1.10 12.15. 1.15, 2.15, 7.30 Hall was a 3.15. 4.20. 5.20, 6.15. ter Cottage scene of much p. m.; Sunday. 2.40 p. m. p. m. pitchers, souvenir plates and Leave Hamilton's Great gayety on last as Chebeague, a—Tuesdays and Saturdays this trip other dainty novelties. Miss Part- Saturday evening, 7.15 a. m.. 1.45 p. m.; Sunday. 3.15 p. m. the dance was well Kill leave thirty (30) minutes later. is a attended by the Leave Llttlejohns Island, 7.25 a. m.. ridge graduate pupil of the Eric b—At the close of the performance at summer colony. The dances this 2.00 p. m.; Sunday, 3.25 p. m. the Gem Theater. Pape school of Boston and is at the year promise to be as Leave Cousins Island, '.35 a. m., 2.05 C. W. T. General present time under the fully enjoyable GODIXO, Manager. instruction of as p. m.; Sunday. 3.35 p. m. ever before at least so it seemed on Leave Sunset. Great Chebeague, 7.45 Sydney Collohlll of Boston, one of Saturday. The music was The newest hotel at Island. In m. m.. 2.15 p. m.; Sunday. 3.50 p. m. the decorative artists in this furnished Chebeague Completed every detail of mod* leading by Miss Dodson and ern appointment and Baths Leave.Long Island. 8.00 a. m.. 2.30 country. by Mrs. Clara appliance. and toilets on every floor. Large p. m.; Sunday. 4.05 p. m. Louise rooms with wood Burnham. whose new book polished floors, and rugs. new. Arrive Portland. 8.30 a. m., 3.00 m.; Mrs. S. J. of Everything absolutely All p. Starr Springfield. "The Closed Shutters" is chamber furniture of the best oak Sunday, 4.35 p. m. about to ap- weathered finish, iron beds. National Mass., with her friend. Mrs. Julia pear. At springs, hair and Island midnight refreshments were felt mattresses. Acetylene gas from an Bailey A. Wheeler of are lighting isolated a—Sailing trip. Goffstown. N. H.. served to the entire Mr. gas plant. A two hundred foot veranda the B—Steamer roes east at company by facing bay scenery. 500 via Orrs Island. bere the "Tides" the fine summer Stetson. This feet from the best sand Only •—Mackerel Cove Wharf. over, the party dis- beach in this vicinity, all on our own home of the Starrs on Maiden Lane. private ••—Old Wharf. persed, the affair been voted grounds. Plenty of amusement. Excellent Later in the having Table. Rates on application. H. t—For all landings except Cliff Island. Henry L. Brlggs and Master Clay- summer Benjamin C. a grand success. L. Hamilton, Proprietor, Chebeague, Me. XJttleflelds and Orrs. ton Briggs of Poland, Me., have re- Starr of Springfield. Mass., will make C—Boat calls on signal On last Miss Wells an only. turned home after a week's sojourn a visit to his mother. Miss Starr is Sunday gave Z—Stops to land passengers only. all day picnic to Ragged Island. The E. L. Gen. at Cottage. at present traveling in but JORDAN, Mgr. Cosy Europe day was an Ideal intends to return to this one, and the affair Mrs. Edwin Tolls and Mr. and Mrs. country was late in keenly enjoyed by every one who CA3CO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. S. C. Dunham all of August. Her many friends Hub Paints Hartford, Conn., went. The "Florence EL" Wiley's here among the summer will was char- Custom House are at the Edgecllff cottage for the colony tered for Wharf, welcome her the day, and a good, season. back even if only for a steady breeze made It a fine no one be- Brilliant* and Custom Houm Wharf, Me. short time. sail, Tasty Portland, Mr. W. A. and Lasting. Root Miss Sarah ing seasick except who suc- N. M. Tlmo Tablo In Effect July 1st, 1904. Misses Abbie Alice Royal, PERKINS & Root from Chicago, 111., and Mm. E. Eaton, Eaton, cumbed on the way home. The CO., Agents. WEEK DATS. Katberine Belle party S FREE STREET. E. of N. J. are visit- Smith, Haskell and included Miss MAINE. For Foreat Landlnr Quimby Orange, Wells, Miss Matilda R. PORTLAND, City (Peaks their Edna Scott were a Jolly crowd of Island)—5.45. «.45, 7.50, 9.00. 10.00. 11.00 ing sisters, Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Wells, Miss Margaret Snively, Miss young ladies from Brunswick that to а. m.. 12.00 m.. 12.45 1.45. 2.15. S.15. Adams for a short time, coming from Muriel Snively, Dr. and Mrs. colony locate here. and Mrs. Olds, Master 4.25. 5.20. 6.20. 7.00. 7.30. 8.10, 9.30. 11.15 departed Monday after a Lamp- George, Miss their summer home at Brldghampton, morning son. Mr. Royal Root, Mr. Mrs. C. Y. Newman is her Clara and Olds p. m week's at the George Root, visiting Baby of Amherst, Long Island. N. Y. outing Jacquish gun- Mr. Lawrence Mrs. R. W. Potter at Mass. Return—6.15. 7.20. 8.20. 9.30. 10.20. club. Boynton and Mr. De daughter, her They will remain till a. ning Mrs. Hopkins of Bruns- Septem- 11.30 m.. 12.20. 1.15. 2.15. 2.45. 3.40. The at the was Forest Snively. summer home Rosemont ar- ber. pulpit Union church wick the having M.00. 6.40, 6.40. 7.30, 8.25. 9.00. bl0.16. chaperoned party. rived 11.30 m. occupied on Sunday last by Rev. John F. S. Blanchard Friday. Miss Given p. Dr. and Mrs. and C. P. Kyle of Montreal, who For Island—6.45 Collins. He a Lampson of Hartford, Cushlnfs 7.50. 9.00, gave very spiritual and Burgess, two well-known young men Mrs. W. Ford with her son, Fred is stopping at the 11.00 a. m.. 12.45. 1.45. 4.25. 5.20. Conn., are being entertained Mrs. Ridge House, visit- 3.1*. Interesting discourse from Matthew by of Brookllne, anchored Ford of arrived ed friends at б.20. 7.00, 8.10. 9.30 p. m. Julia Wells at her Mass., at Worcester, Mass., Cape Elizabeth last 111-28. Prof. R. H. Woodman summer home. Return—7.05, 8.05. 9.15. 11.30 a. m.. acting as Mackerel Cove in their yacht Ghost here on the island Friday and will week. I The doctor and wife were among the 1.00. 2.00. 3.50. 4.40, 5.50, 6.50. 7.15. 8.35, organist, with the Congregational Saturday and at spend the balance of this month at a m. arrivals. evening registered Miss Gardner, who has been 9.45 p. some Friday spend- singing gave very good music. the hotel for supper. The men cottage on Summer Hill which a For Little and #, young they ing week at the re- James O. Stetson had added a fine are on a Ridge House, Trefcthens and Evergreen Landings. Miss Effle Collins of Everett is at cruise to Castine and on have rented for an outing. turned to her home in Island) and Ponce's line of souvenir cards which their Richmond, Va., (Peaks Landing the Perkins cottage. Mr. Kenneth among return they will make a visit The crew of the Her (Long Island)—5.20. 6 15. 7.00. 8.4S. 10.30 are several choice views of fishing schooner, Friday. friend. Miss Annie of with this vicin- to Peak's Island. Eva a. m. 12.15. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20. 5.30. 6 20. Bradley Lynn spent Sunday and Mildred were here visiting Granger accompanied her as far as a9.30 p. m. her. ity. 7.30. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. of their families a few days last week Boston. 4 Return—Leave Little Diamond Inland, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sleeper Mr. A. Behrens of Lancaster, N. are before for the 4.20, 7.25. 8.16. 11 50 a. m.. 1.35, 0. Goold and Mrs. Ooold, H., entertaining sev- departing Georges for Cottage Furniture 10.05, Washington, D. C.. with their two chil- eral purchased at R. 3.20, 4.15, 5.25, 6.45, 7.25. 8.55, al0.35 Miss L. M. Carney and Dr. Packard of their friends at "Restablt" their third sword fishing trip. The S. Davis Co., Cor. p. m. dren are here on the Island for the Exchange and enjoyed a trip down the their summer home. Miss Sarah members of this crew have netted Federal Return—Leave Great Diamond Island Bay Sunday remainder of the Sts., Portland, is always re- In the latter's launch The summer having Eaton of Lancaster Is $151 for their labors to date. (.15, 7.20. 8.10 10.00. 11.45 a. m.. 1.30, "Osprey." rented here for two liable.— Adv. the Waugh cottage in the pas- weeks. Mr. 3.15, 4.10, 6*$. 6.40, 7.20, 8.50. alO 30 party put Into Mackerel Cove at noon Fred Carpenter arrived Miss Lillian Hunter of New p. m. ture. The were last sea- Hamp- Miss Marion Hamilton of Fal- for after ran family here for a sbort visit lunch, which they out* son Saturday returning shire is entertained Mrs. A. was Return—Leave Trefethena Landlnr for a short time and were with a being by moutb, a recent guest at the 6 8 11.40 a. side of Long and Peaks Islands, ar- Monday, and Misses Jose- C. Burnham at her 10, 7.15, 06, 9.55, m.. 1.25, 3.10. party of friends from Tuesday summer home. Ridge House. 4.06. 5.15, 6.36. 7.15. 8.45, al0.25 p. m. riving in Portland at 6.30. The "Os- Washington. phine and Genie Emery of Eastport Return—Leave Everrreen 6.06. Mr. and Mrs. James 0. were Charles S. Thomas was in attend- the new Landing behaved and no- Stetson Me., came for a few Among arrivals at the 11.35 a. m prey" splendidly In days' visit. Mr. ance at the 7.10. 8.44, 9.54, 1.20, 1.00, Portland one day last week on a meeting held by the coun- Ridge House are: Mr. 6 m. one was sea sick. Sleeper has a fine George 3.00, 3.44, 4.44. 5.50. 50. 7.15. 8.35 p. business launch anchored ty committee of the democrats of Return—Leave Ponce's Landlnr trip. on the shore Coombs. Miss Helen Miss 5.56, Miss Gertrude M. of New- front and his friends are Coombs. 7.00, 7.50. 9.40, 11.25 a. m.. 1.10. 2.55, 3.50. Partridge Paul Cumberland county at Portland Fri- Maud Coombs, Master Albert Willis of Philadelphia. always entertained with a in Donald Coombs 5.00. 4.24, 7.44, 8.30, alO.15 p. m. tonvllle, Mass.. one of the tourists at cruise day evening last. Plans were made and Pa., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. these parts. Mr. Arthur Ludas all of New 0UNDAT8. the Seaside cottage will conduct a to urge a strenuous In York Sayre and his father, William L. Mr. campaign City. For Forest City Landlnr (Peaks free exhibition and sale of decorated Franklin T. Root of this section of the Mr. Sayre left afternoon last Chicago, county. Thom- Several Island)—7.44. 8.44, 9.44, 10.00. 11.00 a. m china ware In Thursday who with bis wife of the Ridge House the parlor of that In Mr. has been at the as. who is to be his party's candidate guests 12.20. 1.15, 3.15, 3.15, 4 25. 5.30, 6 30. 7.30. Willis's yawl "Alga" for a ten Schoff took a trip to Casco Castle m. house Saturday afternoon from 1.30 cottage enjoying a short res- for In this town by Str. 4.84 p. days' cruise the eastern coast. representative has one to 5.30 m. along pite from Maquolt day last week. For Cushlnrs Island—8.00, 9.00, 11.44 p. and 7 to 9 p. m. Miss business cares returned to already started his convass and some Ralph W. Potter paymaster of the Chicago Friday afternoon last. Mrs. are await- Bates Root Interesting developments Manufacturing Co., of Lewlston. will spend the greater of ed. ODE TO was here at his part CHEBEAGUE. cottage on Summer the season here and the lat- Hill over during Dr. Orler. who ia at the Brown cot- Sunday. Mr. Potter usually ter part of the month Mr. Root will tage for the summer M. J. Meiier. spends Sunday on the Island. again visit the months, la en- Island for ten days or friends O Groat David more. tertaining from Indlsnapolls. Chihmiw. Thou'rt great. ind««d. Capt. P. Slnnett has Just Mr. and Mrs.Root were at Yar- In all that L. M. Johnson of make* a pi—ant summer. completed a 32 feet over all Casco mouth Island for two Boston. Mass.. days visiting was Thou weicomeet. with kMltot Bay Hampton launch for friends. here on the Island Thursday of M4. I* M. John The earlier and the la tar son of last week, sailing over from comer. Cambridge street, Boston, The yacht Cape Thine ocean Cases. Duchess from Philadel- In less broeaea sound a call Emergency Mass. The craft Is the Porpoise than (We hours. Mr. ever largest phia, Pa., with the owner Charles That achoaa wlda for a built on this Johnson left his many Wur Island and while at Houston and a Hampton boat at And draws large party aboard, In Mackerel from mansion. shop and hall anchorage at Mackerel Core the were here at anchorage Core and The for Autoista, Travel* past anchorage for a short that throne* that know and here Chebeeeee week, she was the afternoon went to Prince's admiration of all time Saturday afternoon. Several Point, the South Brunswick to raske a That know and lore thine ■ left and yachtsmen In this vicinity. The young ladles of the short emerald topee. Cottagers. party came ashore ▼Islt to his Mrs. Thy hoekjr furnishings are In natural oak and Its and visited mother, Julia A. R ipnjr««, pines and beef hee. the points of Interest of ■ Johnson of that Mrs. Thy Korea where wood with ocean appointments Include a 40 gallon tank our Islsnd. place. John ropes. Contains needed for son Is a native of thla Island Thy rocky cores and sandy reaches. everything fresh water, sink, toilet and berths Alton and Is a for six Leemsn, the young son of Mr daughter of the late Jonathan That lore thine honeysuckles, sweet. for "first aid" in case of persons. The engine will be and Mrs. R. Charles had a a sea The fragrance new a fifteen horse power. Leeman, nar Johnson, captain of years ago, of thy mown hay. row escape from That or something more who during his time waa well known draw deep hreatha and caily ateet wounds accidents. The smart steam yacht than a Machlgonne wetting one day last week, and respected. The salt, keen winds of Caaeo Ray. owned by Mr. Cnrtls of the while Curtis playing In one of the boats at sizes Publishing Co. of Mackerel Cove Where etee do o*-ejred daisies rraw 3 Philadelphia drop- wharf. The young- ped anchor In Mackerel ster In So hUr. or buttercups so yellow? Cove Friday attempting to get out lost Sm&ll afternoon Where etee wild roees Mow 50c about 2 o'clock. A his balance and fell purple gentle- Into the water. And IIII the man and two ladles were Ernest air with perfume mellow? Large landed and Oardner happened to be at J1.00 about an hour Cousin's Island Whore etee the eea slna such etrwn«e sonca later the yacht left the the wharf at the time and Complete $3.50 Cove hearing the To rset the aool. to heal fatirue. going eastward. 8he was here cries of the children who witnessed To the last season. the affair purwe heart of hates and wronga. Jumped Into the boat and Aa em the shore of old Mr. the Chebeaave? Louis K. Sayre with his son, pulled child oat Jast as he was Mr. E. J. Hamilton with H. H. HAY'S Willie daughter, SONS, sailed to Underwood Springs coming up for the first time. Ruth, and Master Howard of Cam- Middle Street. Saturday. Mrs. bridge, arrived at Drags and Palate. Helen Adams with her two "The Maples." Mrs. L. M Tiilit Mr. W. 8. daughters. Misses Tuesday. Others of the will Eawj, Pirtars, Allen, who hrt 4 been Sarah and Mary family with his Adams of East Join them a little later. visiting wife and dsug%t#r, Mrs. Orange. N. J., are L*e Martin at here at their Mrs. the Tip ooftage for summer home on Maid- Georgia Merrill has been M. a short Top en Lane 111 the 6nr(i Enry, ChirtpHltt. ontlng, returned to New having arrived early last quite past week, requiring the Ma real York week. The services of Waving • SpwIaKy. Sunday afternoon. Allen family were the Dr. Hale of Room and her Mr«- first of among Cbebeague. 54, T. M. C. A. Building daughter the Bailey's Ialand summer At were the' first of "Daybreak** cottage are Prof. Take Elevator. Both PbooM.

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