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VOL. VII. NO. 17. f ESTABLISHED I < 1901. J PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 1907. I OTKBID AC atCOKO I 89, t CLAM MAIL MATTES, j PRICE FIVE CENTS. OSPREY'S FIBST CRUISE. COLONY OPERA.

AN The Hamilton A LITTLE LESSON IN LIGHT. INTERESTING TRIP IN LESS "THE 8TUNQ PRINCE" COM- FREQUENTED OF WATERS POSED AND STAGED BY J. P. H. L. HAMILTON. Prop. CASCO BAY. THOMAS, JR-, OF HARPS- More light than forty WELL. Two Portland Business Men Have A Chebea^ue Island, Maine. candles. Fine Three Days' Cruise. Wu Well Attended. May Be Re- Open June 25 to Sept. 15. We had planned to start Friday peated for Benefit of Church. morning. August and 2nd., prelimin- The little opera entitled. "The Better than ary arrangements had been to- light any- made, Stung Prince.** or "The Call of the gether with a list of and provisions Wa Wa," written by J. P. Thomas. other necessities for the cruise. but Jr., who is summering here, was thing daylight. Perhaps Friday Is an really unlucky given in the colony chapel on Tuesday day. At all events the day before of last week and was pronounced a the start Osprey broke down for the Coolest of grand success. The chapel was well light any first time In her life. It was none of filled with a very appreciative au- your little temporary derangements dience that highly praised their excel- flame. which most motor boats are subject lent work. Decorations and scenery to, and which can be remedied "while were most beautiful, and were de- you wait." The exhaust valve can signed by Warren Strode of St. Louis, Safer than elec- stud was broken short off at the boss, light who Is a talented sculptor with much the lifter rod was broken In two and ability, the costumes were very good the brass fork which holds the roll and added to the scenery. One of tricity. was badly twisted. That meant two the most gorgeous scenes was thu or three days of enforced rest for air first; "Outside of the hunting lodge." the purer than flame Osprey. N— could not leave his Keeps any light. while the second scene; "Inside the buslnes? except at the end of the hunting lodge" was also a triumph of No smoke—No smell. week, so the three days trip was art. held over for 9th. Re- Friday, Aug. Exceptionally good features of the pairs were completed In ample time to "burn out" in a opera were the parts played by J. P. Nothing thunder storm. and the writer took some friends for Thomas. Jr., as a sailor laddie, and a few days sail to Mackerel Cove the Spanish dance. Mandolin ac- to attract the on Thursday. The worked Nothing engine companiments were played by Mr. lightning. well, but N— was afraid he could Whipple. Dancing was under the di- not get away from the office. How- than or kerosene. rection of Miss Clara Baxter. The Cheaper gas, electricty ever, Thursday night he said he would affair went off very smoothly and anyway business or no business. the go_ much credit is due to Mr. Thomas and That's BECK-IDEN LAMP—the Friday morning was The perfect light. perfect. Mrs. W. A. McCandless for their effl- writer laden with a basket and dress aient work. The opera may be re- suit case full of dishes and clothing, peated next week for the benefit of various odds and ends arrived early the church if aultable arrangements at the Yacht Club House. N— was can be made by the members of the to join the ship later as some busi- R. company. Following Is the cast of S. ness must DAVIS letters be written before CO. characters and chorus: The newest and finest hotel in Casco leaving. Osprey was looking fit for Bay. Complete and after Moet of in detail of Portland's Complete Homefurnishers anything oiling up I towed Chandon, king Champagnia. every modern appointment and appliance. the tender in and hauled her out on Frank L. Baxter Baths and toilets on floor. the raft, for she was to at home. Barnacle, a long lost son. every Large rooms, polished stay wood floors and Cor. and The provisions had not arrived so Joel F. Sheppard rugs. All chamber furniture of the best Cxchangc Federal Sis. a I headed for the nearest gasolene Marlinsplke, sailor laddie, weathered oak finish, iron beds with National station and tanked J. P. Thomas. Jr. springs and F. up enough to hair and felt mattresses. £• HASKELL, , Treasurer. make 35 gallons, Osprey's full capaci- Herald, Hector M. Holmes Acetylene gas. 100 foot veranda Mumm ty. The next stop was at Murray's Queen of Champagnia. facing the Bay and beach. Finest beach in Miss Margaretta McCandless bathing Casco shop. Long wharf, where I took on all on our own some floor Princess Oleo Bay, 500 feet boards for the little * Margarine, private grounds only from cuddy the forward. _ The dynamo belt was a Miss Helen Baxter hotel. bit shaky so. the boat \>*a Wa. Prince of Arnica, The Store with small leaving **t of Big profits Long wharf. I went over to Knight Leslie Lord Plenty amusements, dancing, etc. Onejof Bros, to get a new one made. As The chorus was composed of: Zella the best chefs in New usual they went at It at once and Hall of Boston, Dorothy Hubbard. England. Rates and promised to have it at Randall and Alice McCandless, Emily Camp and booklets, floor plans etc. on McAllister's in quarter of an hour. Gladys Beach of St. Louis, Gilbert application. Their motto is "Do It Now." After Rldgway of Jersey Heights, War- City sence of expression that we conclud- buying a skillet, frying pan and a ren Stronde of St. Louts and William ed that It was a mechanical of SOUTH HARPSWELL. tin horn I went into Jor- Sheppard of Boston. player some sort. We set our anchor light IRA dan's to look at a Miss Margaretta McCandless F. CLARK cheap gave and our & lighted other CO. lantern, hanging mattress. Leaving it to be called a supper after the opera to the mem- ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THIS it from the bow of the spray hood for I rejoined the ship and bers of the at her POPULAR starting company parents' overhead. Two young fellows rowed SUMMER RESORT. the engine ran her round to Ran- cottage off to look us over but would not come dall's on the battery for the dynamo aboard. They prophesied that the Many Of The Will was. of course, beltless. on Cottagers Remain Right sausage, bananas and ginger ale. Oar mosquitoes would eat us alive time Knight Bros.' man came down Until Late Next Month. provisions were packed in the straw before morning—a catastrophe with a fine new belt and too Id for a terry crate which N— at once chris- which seemed more than Dr. Julia "Waylan is trifling repair on the Soon visiting Miss vaporizer. tened "the Larder." He took full probable but was R. D. Ross at the One after came happily not beautiful summer Price N— in Cash. luggage hand and of the charge cvlslne from the to overtake us. in home of a tale first. Only the early her sister. Mrs. J. P. Thomas. Spot of a hair breadth from a and the escape tempting meals which he pro- morning were they at all trouble- Miss Way Ian on her arrival here business trip out of town. We went J had duced from "the Larder" would do some. After breakfast, the Osprey just left Bar Harbor and up together and down the credit to Campbello brought a hotel chef with a made shipshape, we landed for a where she has been mattress city few for some time "husky" which looked none market at his and to too disposal. supplies stretch our legs. part. wide for one and after It The Then stowing Islands below Orr's are rough- starting our engine we steered Mrs. L. H. forward we got under and Spauldlng and daughter way ran er and more picturesque than those her up the upper reaches of the up to tbe club New Miss Helen of Ash Point, returned yacht for the stores. In the western of the Meadows to its Clothiers, We part bay and very headwaters. We from Boston on Hatters, found them this time and Saturday. summer They loading cottages are much l^ss fre- passed countless charming spots and were them In, left the raft at 9.45 away from their summer home bound quent. To my mind Ragged Island also the famous New Inn down the for three Meadows here for about one week. bay days. Osprey is one of the finest in that Mecca of is a Casco Bay trolley parties with its line boat, but she Isn't a cruiser. with Mrs. John S. Pratt of Auburn and Its light colored ledges next the shore dinners famous In a score of She is a twenty-seven foot daughter. Miss Jennie Pratt, of Bos- dory water and Ita crown of dark ever- states. After landing at a particular- Furnishers, launch, six feet beam. with ton are to spend the remainder of good greens. Its exposed position also ly inviting point for a look at the th« freeboard and Is what the fishermen summer months at the Stover cot- lends a touch of the heroic, and It country we again ran up to the Gur- call "able." She has a tage here. deck for- looks well able to battle net and with a fair tide ward 8 with a mid- we shot un- ft.. 6 In. long, then a short Miss Tina Bibber of winter gale. Even In August the der the bridge into the head of Harp*- Portland Is vis* cockpit then a little deck lower her amidships bay Is no for cockleshells well Sound. coves itlng grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Thru Floors, 26 and 28 then a second place Passing and Mooonont cockpit the and Prout, at her summer on Sq. containing what it must be In a we did headlands, cottage and we home Hurri- motor and then an gale farmhouse, after deck. Her not care our cane Ridge. to ascertain for ourselves. plowed way down past ever chang- cuddy under the forward deck Is too We made the run In the ing shores, each vista it seemed The on small for two to good time, more Downing cottage Hurri- sleep In. but It Is cane . engine A lovely than the last. a Ridge vacated a fine to running perfectly. south Finding bold recently by Mr. Bradford place stow things away In. of Tolman, Furniture easterly wind on our beam was wel- ledge midway of Long cove's easter- Casey Hartford, Conn., will be oo- Co., We were to on the sleep forward come. As we rounded the ly shore we tied for cupled until about the floor with last buoy up dinner, find- first of Septem- ft 17 and cockpit our feet and a ber 17 1-2 Preble 8t. sticking headed up the picturesque New ing rusty ringbolt driven Into the by Mr. B. Cob urn and Mr. and through the cuddy door. A canvas \ ... Meadows the breexe no rock for our convenience. Mrs. J. D. of New Dealers in spray hood covers longer cooied Then tak- Gallagher York both cockpits and us and the ing a look at Thla folds down vigorous sun combined the bridge between Orr City. cottage commands a wide lew and Second-Hand forward and aft when not with a and Furniture, Antique Goods of all following sea tho Great Island we headed once more spreading view of the bay. and Is not Bndi and needed. nearly got bought aold. Also Auctioneers and tetter of N—. However he is a for the ocean. The excelled by many for Appraisers. We made time greit | freshening south- comfort. good down the In bar, believer the curative of erly breeie was welcome, for the sun Miss Ida laying oar coarse Inside of the properties Hastings returned to Lew- Dia- Ringer ale and was powerful and a monds after finishing a bottle gasolene engine luton Saturday morning after spend- through Cbabeague narrows, he is an announced that he was efficient radiator. After a ing the past three weeks at then Inside of Island with feeling "IJnwood" Hope Its more like look Into Mill Cove we Kohut" himself. After passing entered Mer- with Mr. and Mrs. Jordan White of "Kamp spelt In white letters r Icon Candy's Harbor we made the pax sound and our an- against the green of the for en- dropped Topsham. grassy slope. trance of the chor in Mackerel A seal stock his Basin, a strange but Cove, Baileys Island. Mr. and Mrs. 9. Scott IF shiny wet head ap beautiful Inlet for the George and YOU with an entrance no landing purchase of fish- MUST snd three GO I children of look#*! st as curiously. The wider than a tackle Worcester, arrived street. Once Inside In* which we at once here on day was Ideal and we city proceed- Tuesday to two or were free for however the ed to test Alas! j spend do not three whole waters broaden out Into two wretched teal- three days with Mr. Scott's fail to remember the days. Naturally we a large were brother, people at sheet of water a pin* our only reward. The ! L. H. felt very well contented. resembling Scott, at the Worcester cottage. home. Passlog lake and with shores wooded grotiml swell wan too will a through Pott's we to the pronounced for For the past week Mr. and Mrs. They appreciate photo- rounded the red water's comfort to we Scott and edge. A curious Kingfisher weighed anchor again have been or baoy a short sail np visiting Mrs. Scott's rela^ graph souvenir from Merrlconeag •pled us as we entered and flew and ran around into Orr's Island Har- tlves Casco and 8oun«l us to from at Free port. Mr. Scott Bay brought Orr's Island Har- tree to tree bor In search j baa bor Just ahead of the boat of quieter waters. been a you can to this extent where we tied up at the motorman on the Worcester share your vaca- landing trying to Here we ran upon a sunken steps. We made some apparently satisfy himself boulder Consolidated Street purchases at as to the with an ; Railway for the tion with reason of our ominous crash, but recover- them. the two stores near the Intrusion. past fifteen years. landing and After ing we concluded making the circuit of the basin qnlckly floated clear none to push on at once, we the Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Then, too, our beautiful having left It and the worse and soon swung at a Spencer and views of Maine dinner on the boat while re-entering river quiet Mrs. Sadie E. under way. we made our anchorage off j Andrews of L«swlstoeat it. at least during of the S. Samuels Co.. retail shoe deal- The Parker & Thomes Co., whole- Cucumbers New this season. The rehearsing delight- era. with stores In Merldan. Hartford. sale dry goods and men's England Clam Bake furnishings, fully occupied many precious vacation Conn., and Springfield. Mass. of 145-148 Middle street. Portland, are Ice Cream Watermelon hours and the proceeds given for :t Mr. and Mrs. T. to their salesmen and clerks a Assorted Cake Edward Kensey of give philanthropic purpose, gave as much Newark. N. J., are still here with us holiday here Monday. There will be Coffee. pleasure to the workers as the play and are a about in the A shore enjoying delightful sojourn. thirty party. did to the audience. It ought not to Mr. is dinner mill be served at this hotel and Kensey connected with the escape notice that the two editors. the have been HILL CREST. Michigan Condensed Milk Co. bowling alleys engaged Harriet Lester and Esther for Sweeny John H. Parker the afternoon. Mr. Robert S. Denholm and daughter. Miss EVERY Cooke, who re-wrote and ar- Thomes of the firm, a whole-souled fel- ROOM STILL OCCUPIED Parker, were here at the hotel Tues- ranged this charming of Bar- low AND fantasy and whom everybody likes and who MANY WILL REMAIN UN- are day evening, furnished an evening rle's. girls who are-sweet enough, The O jean View ai It's name is well known in Casco Bay. will ac- indicates commands a wide and of rare enjoyment. Mr. Parker is a TIL THE MIDDLE OF but not yet sixteen. Proof thus In view of sweeping company the The Parker & Bailey's Island aborea. three mlnntee guitar player of ability and Miss Par- -party. SEPTEMBER. itself of Barrle's amazing feat in Only walk to the steamboat Thomes Co. are the wbarf and tbe fine eand beacb ker plays the mandolin and violin setting example spelling out the fancies of the child- at tbe bead of Mackerel Cove. for some Large airy The and other Portland houses. They the rooms. Beds witb bair mattresses. finely. parlor lobby were Fine Whist Party Given spirit; lads and lasses easily Oar table la lobster and aea usually several or en- Thursday unequalled, fish filled with guests. provide trips grasped his ideas because he has In abundance. Excellent service. tertainments Evening Last which was Everything first claaa. Fonr room during the year for their Largely voiced their dear bouse bath Mrs. Walter Lihman and daughter. imaginings, hence free to guests. suite to force. Attended. Bathing let. Long distance In hotel. Miss Mai E. Lihman. of they were sweetly natural in their act- Circulan telephone Brooklyn. N. with ratea on application. Hotel all Y., A farewell banquet was given to Friday evening the Hill Crest par- ing. It is no but open the year around. registered Wednesday of last week exaggeration. cial rates to winter Spe- a Mr. and Mrs. William of Plain- lor, which was prettily decorated for rather tourists. for two weeks' vacation. They were Myers stinting the meed of praise due. field. N. and a of friends the Field was here with us last season and are de- J., party Day celebration, the to say that Miss Sweeny and Miss The menu was sceue of a well attended lighted with the island and surround- Monday evening. whist par- Cooke displayed decided histrionic tal- Mr. William There were ings. prepare*! by J. Vayo, ty. eight tables in pro- ent. Those pirates were painfully chef of the hotel, and covers were gress. and the players enjoyed two ferocious and as for Nana the most L. M. YORK laid in the room a dining where table pleasaut hours at the game. The confirmed dog-hater present fell in had been a Bailey's Island, WOODBINE AND COTTA6E. prettily decorated with a proceeds netted large sum and are love with him and still wants to buy center piece of golden rod and lilies. to be used for the new church fund. him. We want to see them all again. Maine. Beautiful weie CLAM BAKE WAS THE LEADING MENU. prizes offered and the Nibs and Tootles. Smee and Curly, Queen Olives • Lettuce winners made very good scores. La- Mr. Darling and Sweet little Cisco DIVERSION FOR THE GUESTS Michael Bay's Leadlig Rhode Island Clam Chowder dies' first prize. water color picture, and, of course, dear Peter himself. It THE PAST WEEK. was Rock Cod—Fisherman's Style won by Mrs. W. D. Chase of New is a comfort to those who missed this Genenl Store, Baked New Potatoes York with 39 points. Mrs. E. M. treat to have it whispered that next You will find Many Guest* Are To Arrive Labor Fried Casco Bay Clams in Batter Broggan of Somervllle who played a season may give them another chance every- gentleman's won Day For Their Outing. Saratoga Chips part the men's to see this dream fancy and at the thing here that is sup- Lobster Salad—Mayonnaise first. 'The Pearl of Orr's Island." by same time to aid the local church. from a first class A large number of guests from the plied Vienna Rolls a score of 38. Second prizes were house a and ovision enjoyed clam bake to Ragged won Mrs. grocery p Yojug America Cheese Soda Biscuit by J. W. Hoben of Spring- Island Island, of last week The View Cottage. s.ore. Fresh Friday trip Assorted Cake field. a deck of cards with souvenir invoices was made In Mr. of Capt. Doughty's schooner, Vanilla Ice Cream In Forms case, with 38. and H. S. Peare of New and Mrs. L. E. Marden of Wor- Meat,' Foil, Game, the party from Mackerel cester embarking Tea Coffee Chocolate York City, an encase bottle for me- arrived the past week and will Provisions and Fruit re- Cove. The weather was for as delightful dicinal purposes, with 35 points. Mrs. usual spend the remainder of the ceived Our are low. an occasion of this —"By George, Henry!" daily. prices considering the quality ot goods received. We kind and the affair G. R. Faucett of month here. have been regular carry was The first concert In aid of the Stamford. Conn., They one of great pleasure for all for- visitors Hardware, Paints, Oils Etc. Hardwood for a won a brown vase, and I^eon Dobte at the Island View for four open fireplaces specialty. tunate to be Church Fund given this year was Dry Gocds, enough present. Among ably of seasons. Boots, Rubbers and presented Beverly, Mass.. a stein, as third Shoe«, fishermen's Our teams visit all cf those present were Mr. and Mrs. Friday evening under the supplies. parts the island* auspices of Misses prize. Mr. F. D. Hayden has Mrs. Public Small. Dr. D. Olin Leech, Mr. and Mrs. Maybelle and Lil- joined telephone station. House lots for sa'e. Excellent Sites. lian Beattv of Art M. Hayden and daughter. Miss McKenzie. Miss Guinand. Mrs. Hyde Park. Mass., and Wellington gave a pleasing Hayden. Gilling- Messrs. He arrived from Worcester ham. Mrs. Strong. Mrs. John S. Crowley and Clar- entertainment at the Hill Crest parlors Sunday Blunt, Miss of last week. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis. ence H. Lunt of Beverly, Mass. A Wednesday evening before a large WOODBINE AND large audience was in attendance number of guests here. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. COTTAGE. A of and Weeks of Mai- party tourists from the Wood- a program of unusual excellence was Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoben and den. Mass., are here for the third sea- BAILEY'S ISLAND. MAINE. bine cottage, after having a delightful the of Miss two son*, who have been here son. are Mrs. sail to Half presented, songs Beattv for They among those who be- Humphreys. Sinnott, Way Rock Light on Aug. and Proprietor. Miss Haskell the summer months, left for their lieve Chebeague the finest resort on 26, found some in receiving especial An difficulty returning favor. The male home in Ideal Summer Home with a table that is with to quartet, Messrs. Springfield, Mass.. Saturday the Maine coast. supplied the best on the market. Mackerel Cove on account of squal- Fish, Clams, Lobsters, etc. Fine an 1 John 8. Crowley of 1st. morning. Mr. Hoben was bathing b>atiug privileges. Beach one minutes' ly winds. those who Beverly. responsible Mr. H. A. Billings of Worcester walk from the only Among were M. J. Baker for the fine house. Open from June to October. tenor; of Portland. 2nd floating raft that is an- who spent last summer abroad is present were Mrs. Strong. Miss Madi- reg- Rates on tenor; Robert S. Thomes of Portland, chored on the bathing beach for the istered here. appli:ation. Dinners a son Small, Miss Blunt, Mr. Allen Mil- He was a guest sev- specialty 1st bass; and Clarence H. Lunt use of all. The was ler and Mr. J. V. McKenzie. of subscription eral seasons having been here last in Skipper Beverly, 2nd bass, gave the first num- swelled greatly through his efforts. J. V. McKenzie and Pilot Allen 1905. Miller, ber on the program and to We trust that the family will return the brave. sturdy little responded Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hahn of seapkan, a hearty, encore. They were well again next season. brought the damp party safeljrinto Jamaica Plain. Mass.. are guests at Mackerel balanced, sang with spirit and made Mr. and Mrs. R. S. of CHARLES S. Cove. Wellington the Island View. were here THOMAS a hit with their first selection. Miss They Mr. Boston, Mass.. registered Friday for a at another and Mrs. Alexander McKenzie Medora E. Haskell of stopping cottage last sea- Portland followed two weeks' visit. This is their first Carpenter and Builder with their son, J. Vinson with son. Mr. Hahn is connected with the McKenzie. Tostl's "Good Bye," and "Falllh! on this island. and Miss Grace outing Mr. Welling- Boston post-office. Guinand, sister of Fallah!", which were Balley'slsland, Me. Mrs. beautifully ren- ton Is connected with A. Shuman Co.. McKenzie, registered here the dered. Later she sang Bartlett's the clothiers of Summer street. Bos- Estimates on all kinds of 18th for their summer This Mr. and cheerfully given outing. "Dream," with excellent piannislmo ton. Mrs. A. Clinton Robbing and All is their first visit to building repairing. work under my personal Bailey's, and effect. She is a of Mrs. gave a dinner In honor supervision. they, pupil Jennie Mr. and party Sunday like all of our M. Mrs. W. G. Drayton an«l Washington tourists, are K. Bragdon and is a of several friends and relatives. Their delighted with the island. son Charles Osgood Drayton. of promising young soprano, who beautifull> situated home is on the A Xatick. Mass.. were among the large G. chafing dish party was given in bids fair to soon be in the front rank hill in the center of the island and JAMES STETSON. the number of tourists that registered dining room, Saturday evening. of Portland soloists. The duet "Calm overlooks the east and west ends as Saturday. are here for two Bailey's Island Ice Cream Parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander as the Miss They well as the western waters of the McKenzie of Night," by Lillian Beatty weeks. Our Ice Cream is mtd« from pure dairy cream and selected Washington, having of the af- and Mr. Clarence H. Lunt was a Bay. As the guests arrived were crushed fruit. Delivered in bricka charge most they by quart or rmllon. Stetson's famous caramels are fair. Mr. and Mrs. F. made on the premises daily and are for sal* All the guests of the house pleasing number and was W. Keller of Bos- entertained about the estate Mr. by all the stores in the given with by leading bay. No finer candy made* Finest line of Confectionery. were ton. Mass.. Nut«. etc. our cool Fruit. present and it was voted to be excellent taste and artistic merit. registered Wednesday for Robbins, who has a fine grove and Try soda, all fruit syrups- We are the exclusive arents for the Caaco Breeze, orders taken here. Bay one of the most Miss their annual summer Papers. Macaxines, Souvenir Postals. Novelties. Etc Our team calls successful socials of Beatty's group of songs. "Who Is outing. They garden. Covers were laid for four- and deliver* orders. for the have been summer. Sylvia," and "Good Morning Claire," regular sojourners here for teen at diuner, the table being pretti- the four seasons. demonstrated to the audience this tal- past ly decorated with dahlias and ferns. ented artist's exceptional ability, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoi brook of A most pleasant social afternoon was AUGOCISCO HOUSE. both were a treat. Miss Beatty has Harerhill. Mass.. with their daughter. enjoyed by all present Including: Mr. a ROBINHOOD INN. beautifully cultivated voice of rare Mias Alice M. Holbrook. are here at and Mrs. Clarence P. Robbins and quality and sweetness of the house for their summer daughter of Sailing Parties, Entertainments and tone and i* vacation Audrey Hudron. Mass.. BAILEY ISLAND. among the leading church and con- They registered early last week. Mrs. George and Social Affairs Summer Wlggin daughter, Occupy cert sopranos of Boston. Grace of Mr. She was Peter Macauly of Boston. Mass.. ar- Cambridge, and Mrs. Hiss J. E. Missey, Days. heard several times John of Prop. last season here. rived Saturday afternoon for a short Harry Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Carroll The moat delightful and exclusive spot on The past week has been a full one Clarence H. Lunt. who was also outing. Mr. Is no C. Curit of Chebeague, Mr. Macauly stranger the island. Situated on with Its heard often Harence H. Mr. the east end in full various diversions. Two last summer at The Ham- here having spent several seasons Lunt, John S. Crowley ilton view of the ocean. Beautiful pine rroret and very enjoyable entertainments fur-' concerts, sang two songs. "A here. He is connected with and Mr. Harold W. Goodwin of Bever- the Has- walks around the house. The house is mod- nlshed Maiden and Mr. and Mrs. A. amusement for both old and "Fair," and "Daisies" with kell Adams wholesale ly. Clinton Rob- em Co., grocers in in every rvapeet. toilets, bath* and lew young. A a full, well rounded Mass. bins of Chebeanue. sailing party and a trip baritone Boston, era re. Rates and circulars on application. to Great also which he has in excellent Rev. A. V. Chebeague island, were Miss Amy D. Bock and Miss L. M. R. Abbott of Stratford, much control. Miss enjoyed. The coming week a Maybelle Beatty's Jacobs of Newark. N. Conn., Is visiting his son at the Metho- piano J., registered number of the guests are to solo, for a dist DAVID planning "Fruhllngrauchen," Friday sojourn that will keep parsonage. Seaside Annei, Island, Me. P. SINNETT, return to their homes. by Sinding gave much pleasure as did Bailey's them here until September 15. Both Mr. W. J. Curlt has recently sold Boat The also her perfect work an Mrs. Chester Slnnett, Prop. Btilder, Hi. entertainment which took place accompan- young ladles are school teachers In 10.000 feet of land and his summer Billlj's Itltii, ist. Motor and pleasure boat* of all Wednesday evening In the parlors of Newark. cottage on Curlt's cove at Llttlefleld's Idaal Mrllnf hooM with (In*. Itrff, airy kinds made lo order. We baTe oar the hotel and given under the PROGRAM. to Mr. room*, a flna aus- Mr. and Mrs. George R. landing George W. Larrabee of commanding view of tha or—n own Howarth Rataa 12 00 to $4.00 private wharf at Mackeral pices of the Cliff Island Improvement Quartet, "Little and son. Cecil E. Wilton, Me. par waak. according to loca- Tommy," O. of Caryrllle, tion of mom. Board can ba had at tha Cove Boats to let the week a most "Now Saaaida by day, Society, proved enjoyable af- Rests the Sea." Mass.. left after a Mr. and Mrs. Cottaga tlx gaa our or season. Sunday most pleas- Oeorge C. Doherty of adjoining Annn. rootna Wharf privileges at rea- fair and was attended. Schubert Male ant of bafora engaging alaawhara. largely A Quartet. outing two weeks They were Cambridge have been spending a week sonable charges. i most talk Miss "Good here two seasons Interesting by I>eggett Bye/* Tosti ago and were so with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Robbins. a guest of the hotel of her "Falllh! Fallah!" personal pleased with the island that they dt- Mr. Doherty has been private secre- experiences while on a elded trip through Miss Haskell. to come again this year. Miss tary for J. M ? Pendergast of Boston Japan recently, formed the "Calm as Granite Hotel and principal Duet, the Night," Gotze Ix»ttle Bishop of Franklin. who for fifteen years. Mr. George Spring Casii feature of the Mass., Wlggin entertainment. Miss Miss Beatty, Mr. Lunt. accompanied them, returned home last and Miss Grace Wlggin, mother and I>eggett had a voice "Who Is LONG ISLAND pleasing and a Songs, Sylvia," Schubert Sunday. and sister of Mr. Doherty are also charming way of presenting her sub- "Good with Morning Claire," Guests here enjoyed a social Mr. and Mrs. Robbins at prea ject and carried her attentive Miss dance listen- Lillian Beatty. on Tuesday evening ent. ers In Imagination Piano which was Ltr|Mt Hotel on the Bty. Qu through many Solo, "Fruhllngrauchen." largely attended. Mr. L. places In that Dancing was en- George Talbot of South Port- accommodation. Oriental country which for every Mineral Spring Binding joyed about three hours and a kind purchased about acres of ■he had personally visited, all of which Miss Water. Rated on Maybelle Beatty. very delightful time was land at Sunset Beach from the Sun- application. Opes was most and Songs, "A spent Mr. Interesting novel, Maiden Fair," Lynes Walter C. Rogers set Land Jane 16 to Sept. 15. Shore dinners a fine *j presided at the Co. This Is a coming Some musical selection* were "Daisies,** Hawley piano. property that will play an speciality. given later by Mrs. John Solomon and Mr. Clarence Important ! H. Lunt. WhJst part In the near future In Mrs. E. A. Solomon of furnished the entertainment Chebeague's Gran It* Spring Dtnin* Room. Orange. N. J., I 8ong. "Dreams," Bartlett for also a Monday and development. Mr. Talbot Is also an vocal trio by the Misses Tina Miss Haskell. evening, It was a most successful own*»r of lots at Merrlam Point, which Griffin. Carrie I^ewls and Master John "In Absence." party. Suitable Bock prises were given to the he acquired this summer. Lewis, all of which gave an added Schubert Male Quartet. winners. pleasure to the Rer. James C. Duncan of evenings entertain- Song. "Danza," Chad wick Clinton. ment. SOUTH Mass., the at all our Summer Footwear at A good sum was realised In Miss HARPSWELL. occupied pulpit the M. Greatly Reduced Prices. All aid of Beatty. K. church the Island Improvement 8unday morning and Ladies' were Society. (Continued from a Canvas Shoes, $1.50 to now Mr. and Page l). preached most Instructive sermon. $2.50, 9S«. Mrs. H. W. Clark and family left this week for their Mr. snd Mrs. William lx>uden of home at North CASCO BAY HOUSE. "Canacum" here at 47 Andover, Mass. Harpewell and Port Chester, N. Y.f were guests at KrMtlr enjoyed bis FARR'8 vacation here this the parsonage last week. The The moonlight nil on MANY QUESTS NMMf. Thursday REGISTERED HERE M lanes Lou and Krrtjrn Word en of •renins by the HarpuwHl Steamboat The ARE TO REMAIN UNTIL "Constance II/* owned N. Y., are thetr Company wu patronized SIP- by J. R. Rye, visiting sister, by qnlt« a Thomas. Jr., left laat week Mrs. D. C. FINE of house TEMBER 15. for a two Abbott. CANDIES party guests. weeks' cruise to Bar Harbor. On Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Robblns Thursday a party of ten attended board were Mr. DOROTHY Clam Bah* Htr« Thomaa, Stanley and daughter, Audrey, of CIGARS the ball game at Great Is- Today for Mom- Whipple of Hudson, Cbebeague Worcester, Hector M Mass., are Mr. and land dining there. bora of tho Cumberland Bar Holme* of visiting Mrs. A. Aa- Cambridge and Warren Clinton Robblns until Our own brand. Wataon. Labor Day. Art Wellington, the well known Im- aoclatlon. Prank Baxter of the col- The Island Is at last to personator. who has ony Is to )o1n the bare a been filling nnm Mm Emily C. Van party at Bar Har- blacksmith PRESCRIPTION erons Winkle and bor and return home shop. A new one has DRUGGIST. engagements at Casco Bay Is- daughter, Mlaa Jennie with them. With land Van Wlnklo of good weather Just been built on the property of resorts, gave an en- *>w York they will have a delight- Capt. enjoyable City, arrived on ful Hugh Bowen on the North Road. tertainment In the hotel Tuesday sail, returning here about parlors on for a abort sojourn at thla houne the first Thursday evening. They of September. The Joseph Hamilton place on the BROWN & remain until noit week TURNER, and Mr. and Mrs. North road has been purchased by «r>ond tho holiday on tho Stlllman Sawyer of OEM Masd. Tarmouth Mr. W. A. Harris of 8pr1ngfleld. The THEATRE. Mr. were entertained at the and Mra. W. I. of Llr* property comprises two a This '• Brigp Bibber cottage houses, barn APOTHECARIES, popolar playhouse at Peak's -r>oro rails Thursday and Friday and about spent a few daya of laat of last weak Mr. twelre acres of land adjoin* 501 Island will close Labor k by and Mrs. Waldo Comgrtss Street, Portiaad, Maine. Day. here. Mr. laat Brlgga' rlalt Pitts (Cv>otinned on Page S.) mentally and vocally, has woo for I him ooaiidnablcrrapatatM. AUCOCISCO HOUSE His selection "Loch Lomond." which CLirr ISLAND, ME. had a pathetic little melody running Nb CASCO BAY HOUSE jg through the entire son*, was given bland HCTMBfrW——WMWKWaff jwjju FgJZiZ—a—— F. M. PftCSCdfT, Manner with rare expression and tenderness. I I* noted for 1U Mr. Quinn as an impersonator" was ideal location. Its moat entertaining, aad his bright se-1 The present huod ■cool comfortable lections kept his listeners In s happy I baa been one one of the best In the zooms, every mood throughout the pro- history of the isl- the evening's and for summer •overlooking gram. Mr. Quinn has travel. a waters of Casco great powers I larger Probably Bev, or Imitation and all number of visitors have been and a table abound- of his selections here than were rery ever before. Cottages bare ing In good food. cleverly given. been at a Hitoa ed within 900 Recent arrivals at this well known I premium, and this month there has been "feet of the water, one are and scarcely a vacant one hostelry Mr. Mrs. Geo. S. to be minute's walk from hired at any Fenderson of Lowell. Mass., who are price. Already a and steam- dozen or more new poatoSee here for their first visit at Peaks. ones have been ier landing. It can be erected and Peak's Island Miss Elizabeth Haines or Boston. real esfa'e jcacbed br Harps- has had a decided boom. well B: earner lln- wh6 sang so at the re* One thing charmingly is to be tfrom Portland in 56 cent concert at greatly desired and that is. given this hotel. Is a better Are ■minute*. or Miss protection. Surely the pres- sjster Lillian Hslnes ot the I ent fire Modern Gem theatre spparatus could never cope plumbing orchestra. with a ■and Are One or big Are. There should be open places. the most novel of the sea- I fire boat escapes placed on the Splendid inf. son's entertainments was the "barn" larger hotels ami and •bathing ffehinff. dance which took bosrdlng places here, that the iRatea from to place Friday eve-1 lives of the |10.IS0 nlng at the summer population may 917.S0 waeklr. "Union," the Peak's III- I not be and House annex. endangered. Surely there Is on s Most of the day I the j bou* this island, commanding fine riew of tha- was greatest possible need that such Lemting consumed by way of the house rockers and making necessary precautions be toy. Pine groTi alongside the where hammocks You Caa Take a Gt to necessary preparations. The novel af- taken for I the betterment of are for the use of and Poiattf laUnlt fair was given In the the local fire pro- guests. Bathing, boating fishing. 01ms Any spacious dining I tection and From ta Froat of room and which safety of the island resi- Bake House seeommodates 400 with Glass had been converted I dents. daneing privileges. Tha FalaoacM. Into a veritable barn Interior.' BskAs and 8h6re Dinners serred htfML IS to li Every I miss tie rn ice Q^n^ane Sept conceivable place waa utilised for dec- Stockbrldge returned Two steamboat lines. Bstes and eiredtts ou to her home Id Levtaton on application. orations. Cornstalks were Tuesday festooned after a He* about the while week's visit with friends at pillars, large pump- I Peak's. kins, squashes, together with quantl-1 ■ ties Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dow de- * of small vegetables which lnclud- 1 Falmouth ed lightfully entertained members of the Eastern Arms It Co. carrots, beets, etc., were used as I Cycle Ollt Edge club at their cot- effective decorations. Even the hay receotly tage. Elephant which was r stack In one corner of the spacious I avenue, Hotel tastily decorated for the room was conspicuously noticeable. 1 occasion. Ill Caairt 6tils Hum ii Miiat Some 50 members of the club were Oily Ctapliti which together with various farming Sipplj»' Spirting PORTLAII.K. present and which furnished the af- s implements, all gave Just the desired I for the Tourist In Theee Llnee ternon the first everything effect, the place having been con- enjoyment, prize EmpaaaM being won by Mrs. Charles Brooks of verted Into a farmer's barn. A very Portlsnd. A delicious All Mailorders promptly attended to. and fmieii Plat large number of people were In at- I supper was Developing served at 6 o'clock, for which the Printing for amateurs a You can send tendance, as would naturally be ex- specialty. safely The Hotel husbands of the only pected for the novel amusement I members had re- rolls of film by mail. ceived a ; in this State posters which hsd been for several I special Invitation. All sorts of conducted on days prior to the date set for the tempting viands made up the sup- menu with a barn dance to take so per and. supply of good W. H. the European place, conspic- 8torie« Chase, Mgr. uously posted In the hotel office bore which were rellated by some Plan. of the a evidence thst the affair would prove company, jolly good time F. H. a great" attraction. Mr. Rslph E. I was enjoyed, whist was resumed af- RUMS, Prtp ter Rowe, the genial proprietor, designed supper and some high scores made. The these posters, which were particular- guests returned to Port- land the ly weH gotten up. made from paste- by theatre boat, and all pro- board and In design and coloring most nounced this pleasant occasion a red letter suggestive of a barn Interior. At the I day in the calendar of the Gilt appointed hour the guests began to Edge club. The guests Included Mr. SECURE A SUMMER HOME arrive, dressed In costumes In keeping and Mrs. Walter Lord, Miss Lord, Mr. and Mrs. with the surroundings, and the peo- Fred Berrick, Mr. and Mrs. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE ple entered heartily Into the spirit of Fred Davis. Mrs. F. Cobb. Mrs. and Aoimxm—Just aero— from the Gem the occasion. Many novel costumes Charles Brooks. Mrs. B. B. Boothby. Theatre On Beautiful Cousins Island were noticeable. Mr. Joseph Kenney Mr. F. Eastman. Mrs. Fred Bos worth, Famous for Its Shoro Dlnnoro or Dorchester as is young lady of fssh- Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown, Miss Ander- Served dally from 6 to 8 p.m. The Seashore Land Co's. commanJs Ino wore a stunning ponk evening son. Mr. Charles Lombard. Miss OrehMtn conducted br Mrs. Robert property Pearl Ely. a fine view of Casco Bay. Lots of gown en traine, a string of pearls and Dow. Miss Berrick. Mrs. E. formerly of the Qem Theatre ore beet re, 5,000 square a gold chain and locket and a large Wltham. Miss Witham, Mr. and Mrs. feet are offered at each. Frank $100 Special terms if black picture hat completed the cos- Kimball. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. desired. A few desirable tume. white silk stockings with black Chas. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dun- very lots remain ton. unsold. Tbe embroidered figures and pink kid Company's Motor Boat is for use slippers were strikingly noticeable as Mrs. Herbert Gay of Boston and of all. Farmers on the Island "my fair lady" tripped the light fan- sister. Mrs. Herbert Rich of Port- supply cream, tastic the dance. land. were guests of relatives sum- and A throughout Mr. eggs ^vegetables. large tract covered Frank Schnyder of Wpllaston, Mass. mering at Maple cottage, on Thurs- with oak and maple trees reserved for Park is had one of the gotten best-up cos- day. tumes, personating a Rube Mr. and Mrs. O. Cummings of Hud- a feature of typical charming this property. in ratched overalls and large ttr»w son. N. H left this week for their hat. Mrs. Heth of Berlin. N. home after an enjoyable sojourn at to H., Owing the great demand for these lots our looked charmingly pretty In her the Vellco cottage. will be on the Island brightly flowered chintz dress, with a Miss Jessie B. Cochllng. Miss Jes- agent every sie and Wednesday sunbonnet perched rakishly on ber Haggett and the Misses Emma Saturday during August. curly head, but looking such a de- Johnson and Annie Drinkwater. who mure little maid for all that as she have been spending two weeks at shyly cast an occasional glance at a this island, returned to Portland on stalwart young farmer lad who Tuesday. seemed to have apparently stumbled On Sunday a party of 35 Lewlston SEASHORE LAND COMPANY unawares Into this company of jolly men. members of the Sons of Veter- Office 102 Excnange St. VToom 44 Portland country folks, but who proved to be ans of that city, were visitors for the none other than Mr. Ellas Boston. day at Peak's. A day's deep se* fish- MIfs Clara Creed and Miss Gertrude ing furnished the day's chief enjoy- Hasklns of Yonkers. N. Y.. as the ment and some good catches of fish "Jolly" girls made as decided a were "made. ROCKMERE PEAK'S UUWO HOUSE "hit," as did Miss Emma Gately and As this is the last week of the sea- Gertrude McDonald of Roxbury. son at the Gem theatre, crowds of HOUSC Mass., as the "Hall Room boys. Mr. people are In attendance for Special Entertainment and Barn every LITTLEJOHN9 INLAND. MS. C. H. Homer Sullivan and Miss Cecilia Sul- performance. Labor dsy marks the HAMILTON, Pr«p. Dance the Past Week. livan of Dorchester as a spooning closing of the season and then there The "Ruben" couple were very is alwavs a big exodus of summer paat week has been a full one, cleverly costumed. Mr. and Mrs. -Prale or travel, for who turn some special entertainment having people their Newark. N. who. the are a fares homeward. been given every evening for the en- J., by way. most stunning looking made Mrs. John Grant of Island avenue joyment of the guests. Monday the In- couple, a big sensation. Mrs. Prale In dairy Is entertaining guests. and The formal dance took place, and was a Captain maid costume, while her husband Mrs. Herbert Hamilton of Vinai Chebeague great success. Tuesday evening the per- Hav- Bowling sonated a Mexican One of en. weekly whist party, so well managed brigand. the belles of the was Lillian and by "Uncle John" McCrlllls. There evening Miss Miss. Haynes has been en- Alleys Casino were Schnyder of New York ss a tertaining her Miss Elizabeth 17 tables, and Rome of the high- Dolly sister. Four Varden girl In light blue, whose Haynes of Boston, who left on Fri- regula- est scores for the season made. Eleven long light curls over her for Island to her tion in prizes were given for this affair. hung gracefully day Cushing*s join alleys shoulders tied with a bright red rib- mother, who Is a short so- one of the fin- A sailing party on Saturday in the making bon. corresponding with her journ at the Ottawa. •'Tourist" about the harbor furnished rosy est buildings cheeks. She wore a Dolly Varden MIfs Caroline 8parks of Bowdoin- amusement for some forty guests of for the pur- the hat and her quilted skirt and tightly ham. who has been a visitor of Mr. house. on laced bodice were an Identical and Mrs. E. B. Duran of Lakevlew cot- pose the Many people are planning to return dupli- cate of the gown such as our tage. returned home on Maine home Saturday. great- Saturday. coast. grarwlmothers must have worn many Mrs. Andrew Bodge has also ha1 The Sunday evening concerts furn- Alleys can be I Ished years ago. Mr. Frederic Foley of as visitors during the week. Mrs. Nel- F. & C. by Mrs. Robert Ely and her or- for B. NASH CO. Dorchester dressed as a country boy lie Hutrhlns and Mrs. Giles of White engaged chestra, are proving a great musical in a full dress swallow tail coat, Rock. Me. private par- 384 to 390 Fore St. treat. Many people from the city which must have belonged to some ties. make It a i*>lnt to take a to Finely trip member of his much under- PORTLAND, MAINE Peaks on j family lighted and regularly Sunday evenings nixed. Judging from the shortness of to h*»ar the delightful music ad- rendered the sleeves, ew the wearer on this oc- perfectly at these weekly concerts. Mrs. Ely casion aeemed to have had a tlpht justed. Cigars Is a violinist of unusual and ability squeeze to get his long arms Into the Cousin's Island and Confec- she plays delightfully. coat, and a more uncomfortable look- I Among prominent tionery. Light people registered Ing youth with aucb III fitting clothes at this hotel Is E. I*. Drinks. Ice Ix>vejoy, super- would have been hard to And. but he intendent of the Rumford Falls Div. mierfd Into the of the dance Cream. Fool spirit The homelike resort of jot- of the Maine Central R. accom- Capt. I Table.*Ladies' R.. with as tnurh "go" u any one of the en7.0 Reception Itccm. Don't fail to visit the Caaino panied Mrs. Hamilton, the Ridge House, the by Ix>veJoy and their company. Mr*. K. A. Glasgow of New while yon are in Caaco All are htearaera daughter. only boarding house on the island. Is Bay. welcoma. land BOW EN'N York In dainty pink dress embroid- filled often. N. by a justly satisfied company. Merriam i^ancaster, H., Is represented by ered In with sunbonnet of lace Pt., East End Mr. white, Among the recent guest at "An- F. A. Chebeague Nonvenir and Mr*. H. Jones and son and MKRRIAM, Managir. Whop Harry apron to match made a pictur- ion'' were who Mrs. Walter 8. Glldden of BAIT IXD CHRHKAOVI I»LAHD Irving. arrived on Friday for a esque country laasle and throughout brief SomerYllle. Mass. Mra. William M sojourn here. the evening seemed not to lark for Klmmell of Boston and Master Walk- Messrs. Horace West and so daw and Up-to-Dat* Arthur partner*, nurrounded wan she by a er Jones of Guild of Boston were Winchester. Mass. PmUI guests at this bevy of admirera. Mr. and Mrs. James 90/100 Cards ctnW in Kock. hotel Mr. and Mra. W. F. Prime enter- during the week, stopping over •Sullivan. Mr. the Misses Ros- Nor* It Us. Hogaet. tained at Avalon last week's To7i,Q«m«,LMth«r Agency on en route for enthal during Thursday the Hub, In and Rhine of Roibury all had end a doxen far CboooUU i. their ladles and gentlemen who Lowmjt'i Newspapers handsome yacht, the Venetta. exceedingly clever coatumea and mui* ud Periodicals. with their hosts were pilgrims to the Bob. Station for They were returning from a crulae be considered a* the beat House Lots at among rot- San Francisco conclave of Knights Chebeaguo Island poaU«s stamps, ate. Pa bile Typewriter eastward. The Venetta was anchored ten up ones for thia occasion. After Tbe Lltttoflald off Templars In 1904. and who have now property si Cbtb«ffM Is lend, to let the boor. Forest City and attracted the which lasted 10 skstl two lislao, oomprlslag by landing grand march, till added another to their list of tMlnrf MtM, Is bow oa 1m market (• lot* IomU Im considerable attention. pleasant chsisr. por- Several sum- o'clock, dancing was enjoyed until reunions. Ow property he« fln« shore privileges with sxoeltent mer Mr. Irwin O. Wright, gen- iprlaf W. visitors staying at the house went under the water, tod the locetlon la oa this Island. Henry Bowen, past midnight, Inspiration eral msnager of the New omorpmid Lots sold Mbfeol Prop. aboard of England toooodUUa of contract. Oar are low snd the yacht while anchored of the old time music. "Money Muak" ft price* It will be for yon/ad- Tel. Tel. Co.. and the other Boston nslafli to see oar before here. and the, "Fishers' evoked property deciding. Correspondence stteaded to Hornpipe." t»ufttn'-fta snd professional men, who personally. Addrs— One of the most Mrs. and her who enjoyable entertain- yb Ely orchestra, were In the were ments giv*n here party, all Int.I in during the season by the way were dreaaed to represent their praises of the A. R. LITTLE was that natural beantlea FIELD, Great Ma. which took place on Thurs- maids of the farm. At the Intermla- of Cousins Island. Chebeague, day evening, the IIROH ISLAND HOUSE entertainers being alon doughnuta and lemonade were Mr. snd Mra. D. R. Har***/, their of table Messrs Thomas Henderson nerved as snd while the Best board. Farm sad dairy and Ed- refreshments, daughte.- Gladys, and Mr. W F. St-tM. ■odMts. Good ward Qulnn of Isaalea these sronnd the coun- steamboat serrlee twice Portland, both well paased who hav* been touring th'in^h *he fatly to sad from Port known as professional lead, earner srtlsts In hla try youths spread the hay about the White mountains and Maln«> Ifaqaott. Bates oa application. specisl line. Mr. along Apply to Henderson Is a floor, upon which many of the com- ~oast In an automobile, tarn*-! with XX. CLE AVES Scotch hlghlander sat. by birth, and his pany their friends at Avalon cottar Tues- f, C. Miw. lire* Istaatf, Cm# *1. singing of Scottish Cheb«aarue's Home and taj, songs for which he Taking It all In all the bant dsnce day and Wednesday of laat w*ek. Bakery Ice Cream Parlor* seems Wear* baiter f re thta aeaeoa i haa er»r to eerre oar especially adapted was a tremendous success and Mana- pared many petrona wKfc tempera- In oar Mix. all everything Rrmnnbfr oar work I* done on tbe preml«ee and raw ger Rowe received hosts of congratu- an teed flrat-ctaee. Oar ift* nream and toae are oar owa make and we deliver In lations. He haa been the of A Grand or anall to l*rg« promoter Charger. qoeotitlae any part of the le and. Oar daOrerj wagon will deliver at aeveral abort notice Loncbee eerred at novelties this aeaaon In the all bdkra and pat an to take oat. Cook In* to or- Client—Didn't yon make a mlatake der. W* e*'T/ bottle eream way of dances, but this laat of the and fine print batter. fUm*mber oar location ie next In going Into law Instead of the to tbe Poatoffice. ANTIQUE AND COLONIAL aeries eclipsed anything thst baa ever army? FURNITURE been lawyer—Why? given at Peaka Inland POR1LIRI UPHOLSTERING t OECORATINB Client—By the way you charge, 60. there would he little left of the WEBBER Sl 97 FRII ITRRRT, Ml. Strong Combination. enemy Island PORTLAND, —Sacred Heart Review. HAMILTON, Chabttgut Wi minofaetorr tod Too Tint—What do yon SOUTE1ZR AND ICE carry to itoek • iloto Dm of Byproduct Ion*. do. mjr teoo>1 CREAM SHOP O. H. LANOE. with J. L m»n. betide renting canon to tonr- TctoMt. foramlj Wto|iM A Bob, DteotHow, of Boatoa. Opfi trta. Iff** totals. M» Ciwa BdNrei !• fetor « 9i« T*L 179-11. lata? ly Qaart l«lt« England Coitonwn mmy Inapact (■rattan daring Neliton. the Knftllah naval hero, al- eoMradloa. Rorallat—Ob. I writ* Factory, Z*o« life Inanrance ways carried a horaeahoe PRIIH bara« oar Tkoapnoa Balidtof. with him F1*M MAflKIT etora at Be.llton>e e*a» and a*II llowera—Chicago Newa. tato battle. landing -Tbf water •ports, postponed from Wednesday until Thursday, tpofc ptac* ** V HILL tit the bathing bsach on the wcaitrn TH$<-NJ&Wu CREST CflCBEAGUX, MAINS ^ shore. The races most hotly ooo- v tested were the 16-yard dash for girls, CkarlM W. HMlltoa • • • in which Miaa Madeline Brewer of Ja- maica Plain ■I The land and water carnival held at defeated lflss Aikyn Hek- toem, one the Point last week proved a great Chicsgo. by foot, and the _ dash for I rv> success. Every one turned oat Tim- 86-yard boys, which resu'ted in a tie between Eddie Sinmtr Uttort Joiritl ia N«w day morning to aee the opening Southard. largMt KigUn^ events—the croquet tournament and Brunswick, and Blliott Debevolse, Published N. Every the running and jumping contest*. East Orange. J. The latter were held on the Bast Samuel Chase pt Lowell. Mas*., Marginal road. The officials for the won the 1(0 yard swim for boy*, From June to September and on tbe Last Thursday in Esch Month track events were: Willis E. Roberts. with Elliott Debevolse second. The from October to May Brunswick, starter; Frederick S. same contestants ranked In the same Cram, Brunswick, timer; Woodbury order in the diving snd underwater CROWLEY w- Single sculls for won Pine, large dlnln( acoonnodallif girls, by Miss 100 gueete. The table .» supplied with tee best' in tbe ell. Mass., 3rd; tlmbe 2 minutes. 5 sec- Dorothy Jamaica market, vegetables ui THUR8DAY, A UGU8T 29, 1907. onds. Brewer. Plain, cream direct from our own farm. Tennia court on lawn in front of boa*. F.ne beech Mass.; Miss Aikyn Hektoem of Chi- for batbin« and boat ins. Two line* of steamers direct from PortHuMf. House Barrel race, won only by Elliott Debe- second. •> * tbree miontes from Hamilton's cago. Luuin(. rledty of smuiement, dancing, cerd par* \olse; Randolph ties and etc. Book ue Debevolse. 2nd; Single sculls for boys, won Wins- musicals, with if 700 want td enjoy your vacation. has as a guest Mr. M. F. Goodwin of Chas. McKenney. 3rd. by v MINIATURE ALMANAC low Brewer, Jamaica Plain.- Mass; Cambridge. Running broad jump won Elliott Raits »«Afp'taita. AmmmUtXn KOl Cpu J«m 10 U OeUlar Vi by Eddie Southard. Brunswick, second. Mrs. Chas.. Dickinson of Debevolse; Chas. Ed- Pejepscot McKenney. 2nd; Double sculls for boys, won bv El- Week of August 30 to September 5. is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Conley at die Southard). Brunswick. 3rd; dis- liot- Debevolse of East Orange. N. J., btiui if K(7Jir« l!Tll IS her summer home. Idlewiide. tance 13 feet. 11 1-2 Inches. Sept. Sun Length High Tid- and Samuel Chase. Lowell, Mars ; .Miss Bern ice Pay son, who has Potato race, won by Eddie South- Dav. Rises. Sets, of dav. Morn. Eve. Arthur Sampson. New London, Conn., been the guest of Miss Alice ard: Arthur Sampson. Chas. SUMMIT KG US E 30 5.07 6.24 1 3.17 4.03 4.33 Baton, 2nd; and Wlnslow Brewer, second. has returned to her home In Holliston. McKenney. 3rd. CHIB EAC UV ISLAND 31 5 08 6.22 13.14 5 03 5.33 Double- sculls for men. won by The new Baton cottage is to be riaiwd Men's Events. On creat of the 1 5.09 6.20 13.11 6 03 6 IS Woodbury K. Howe. Grot on, Mass.. l>« slope, cboaen Overlook. Running broad jump won by R. J. most of tbc hotel* u in 12 5. IV* 6.18 13.08 7.03 7.18 and Frederick S. Cram, Brunswick: by ideal Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Poole and son Knox. N. Y.; W. H. Parsons. N. Y.. I -oat ion. Overlooking the cccto 3 5.11 6.17 13.06 803 8.03 Frank Thompson. Mast), Ava have returned to their home in 2nd: Jesse McKenney. Brunswick. Lawrenc| •lid the restful inland ocenery 4 x 5.12 615 13.03 8.48 9 03 and Charles Johnson. Birch Island, of field Boston after a delightful visit with 3rd; distance 17 feet 1 1-2 Inches. and wood. No better 5 5.13 6.13 13.00 9.33 9.33 second: Ralph T. Howe of Lewiston spot for rest and recre- Mrs. H. L. Davis. 100-yard dash, first heat, won by complete and Elliott Debevolse finished third. ation. Table and service first- Mr. John Williamson, the I-awrence" Drew, Brunswick; T. H. popular Three boats entered In the claas. Accommodates, with cot- Congress street druggist, and wife Riley. Jr., 2nd; time. 13 seconds. Sec- sailing M*S. Ct_IMTO* M. race: The Winona, owned Wood- HANIILTOV, Proprietor Ratm-««MooabW- wire recent guests at Sunny ond heat, won by Jesse McKenney; T. by Slope bury K. Howe, with Lawrence D-ew cottage. S. Perry Grlffln, Washington, D. C., of Brunswick as crew; the Constitu- Island Miss Minnie Alfarth of Boston is 2nd; time 12 1-2 seconds. Final heat Island View Long won tion. owned by Thomas H. the guest of Miss Mildred Schonland l$y Jesse McKenney: I^awrence RJley. Jr.. Cottage of Brunswick, with John P. Wlnch- Great Me. » for two weeks at her parents' pleasant Drew."second; Perry Griffin, 3rd; time Chebeague, ell as crew; and the owned summer home. Sunset cottage. 12 3-4 seconds. Bullfrog, L. F. by Edward N. Cowles of N. HAMILTON, Proprietor Wednesday night Mrs. Geo. Bates Relay race. Flying Point vs. Mere Rye. Y.. with John Klncaid of IXJCATION and Owing to the great amount of news gave a Point, won by Point Ed- Lewiston as everything flrmt- pretty 3-table whist for a num- Flying team. cltw. Veranda* and last the account of motor ward C. crew. The Winon* gave the Consti- 1JMNE large airy rooms. week, the ber of her friends at her summer Cowles. Rye, N. Y.; Ben Wal- Rates on cuion tution five m'nutes appl Cottage annex bail: this boat party, given in honor of the briJe The was lis. Boston. Mass.. R. J. handicap and the •ess >n home. cottage prettily dec- 2nd; Knox. N. (or rooms only. 0,-en Jane 15 and from the Y W. 11. latter gave the same time to the .to- groom Belmjnt was orated for the occasion, and light re- : Parsons. N. Y. Mere Point Sept. 15. r The time follows: ot printed then. Capt. Clark took freshments were served. Mrs. H. F. team. Ralph Howe. Lewiston; Jesse Bullfrog. the for a Elapsed time. Cor. time party sail among the lower Vaughan secured the ladles' prize and McKenney. i^awrence Drew. Bruns- Constitution 39.09 *rlands, and dinner was enjwjed at Mr. H. F. Vaughan the gents' prize. wick: Perry Griffin. Washington, D. 27.09 After C.: time 1 minute Winona 27.15 27.15 I.'aipswell. arriving at th>> lot- Mr. W. H. Poole secured the booby. 47 seconds. HAMILTON VILLA "SSiS0* pnd here the Mile run won Bullfrog ... 46.24 newly married couple The recent guests at the 14th Maine by Ben Wallls. Bos- 36.24 At the east to were a send off ton: R. J. N. The success of the carnival Is due popular end, Adjacent all hotels and amusements.. given rousing fncy Regiment building were Mr. J. Fred Knox. Y.. 2nd; Ray Hay- farm on to the efforts of the Freeh and ocean in 9 left the Casco bay steamer, and Reidell of Rosllndale. Mass., Mrs. R. wood. Auburn, 3rd; time 5 minutes 20 general commit- products plenty. Only minutes' walk, were the seconds. tee and the various from two steamboat given usual rice *hovcT. D. Kllgore and daughter. Miss Lottie special commit- landings. Fine cool proves and shady walks. which Potato won tees. These were as Bat of rafereneea Bate* on also furnished mucn amuse- of Melrose Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. race, by Thos. H. Riley. follows: given. application. Accommodates with pottage Ml ment for the of General passangers. In the par- I.oring Smith. Roxbury, Mr. and Mrs. Jr.. Brunswick: Jesse McKenney of committee: Thomas H. Ri- | ALFRED E. HAJlILtON, Proprietor ty were: Mr. and Sirs. E. I^eBaion. J. I- Sullivan. Rosllndale. Mr. Gordon Brunswick, 2nd; Joseph Cavanaugh of ley. Jr.. of Brunswick. Mies Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. C. R. 3rd. Brewer of Jamaica we bave French, Mr. and Bragg of Messrs. Geo. W. Boston, Plain, Mass. and endeavored to jive the cottagers and bouses I be best Skowhegan. service of boarding Mrs. C. W. Blaks, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and A. Ridlon of Three-legged race, won by Perry Dr. George A. Knowles of Philadel- any gr beers on tbe island, we bave not done so at the Chas. Lewiston. Me.. oar expense of Crook, Miss Miss Irene Nirh- Miss Griffin and Jesse McKenney; Miss phia. WHILEregular customers. Our Wain* b»ve cslltd at your home* on our Coniey, Alice Putnam and Mr. Irvin 1. tbe regular Miss Dot Madeline Land John ds\s, days »"hat you expected tbem and not at time that els. Coniey, Miss Margaret Ridlon of Reading. Mais. Brewer, Jamaica Plain, and sports: Kincaid of Lew- #uit us. any happened to We believe that tbia is tbe fair tc Miss Etella Misses Mis* Frances Varrell, New iston. John P. Winchell of tbe .»n!y way treat tbo*e wbo trade with us Coniey. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wakefield of Ixmdon. Brunswick. year round and shall continue this Grace pjlicy for the rest of t>ie summer. Remember and Ruth Le Baron. Bath were recent guests at the Birch Conn., 2nd. Randolph Debevoise of East Orange. our days— Mrs. Events. N. and ... : W. L. Harris enterisined Mr. es. the summer home of Mr. and Mis. Women's J., Miss Madeline Brewer of Herth i Barrel lUad—Monday Friday bit C*d Tuesday A TWaday Dear 1 ar.d Mrs. Edmund McDoua'd, M:ss B. L. Sawyer. race, won by Miss Agnes Jamaica Plain, Mass. r#«t-»«dattday Saturday Marion and Scott. New Miss Masters Donald and Italpn Miss N. Frances French, who Ins York; Madeline Water sports: E. W. Brewer and H. of 2nd: Miss IRTHUR Portland, and Mrs. Ellen C. Trott been visiting her sister. Mrs. G. F!. Brewer, Gertrude Schob of Winslow Brewer of Jamaica Plain. HAMILTON, Cash Grocer, Chebeaeu*. Mfi. Brunswick. 3rd. cf Boston last Tuesday at the Han is Stanley, is visiting in Jefferson, N. II. Mass.. Charles Burt of Philadei;hia cottage. Mrs. Thos. J. Drlscoll of Fifty yard dash, won by Mi*r Male- and Ml>s Frances Varrell o! New Brighton. line Dr. U. J. Anderson and wife oI Wo#t- Mass., is visiting Mrs. M. C. McKiu Brewer; Dorothy Brewer 2nd; London. Conn. brook spent several days last v-e*-k ley. Agnes Scott, 3rd; time 7 1-2 seconds. Baseball: Perry Griffin of Washing- Children's 50 with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Larrabee at Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Llbby and race, yards, wpn by ton. D. C.f Elliott Debevoise of Fast their Geo. A. Jjr., pleasant summer home. son Elmer W. of Portland are at .Knowles, Philadelphia; Orange. N. J., and Edgar H. Wbit- Dr. Frederick Geo. Barton. Gerrisb and wife of D'Shawmut cottage for the next two Winchester. Mass., 2n?Tr tredge of Brookline. Mass. • Margaret Barton. time 9 Portland and Mrs. Barstow wer re- weeks. Mrs. Llbby entertained the 3rd; seconds. Croquet and bowling: A. P. C Potato race, won Miss cent guests of Dr. and Mrs. De'iiarest Alarm club of Engine No. 1. of which by Madeline Griffin of Washington. D. C. Rev. Brewer: Miss Frances at Ixwktosea. she is a member. at din- Varrell, 2nd: J Howard C. Ives of New Ix>ndon. Wednesday Miss S isle Chase of Mr. Henry T. Grevatt of th«» To\a- ner. Those present were Mrs. S. Lowell, Mass.,1 Conn., and Dr. Pu'sifer of D. 3rd. Woodbury way Tanning Co. of Boston, air. Aus- Elliot, Mrs. Geo. Jones, Mrs. Sid Moul- Washington. D. C. tin Read and wife of Shoe race, won by Mis3 Madeline Portland. Mr«. ton. Mrs. Wm. Fielding, Mrs. Davis. Sailing and A. of Brewer: Miss Susie Chase, 2nd; Miss rowing races: Wroi- Flagg Gloucester, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Waldo Perry. Mrs. Mel Griffin. K. Howe Aikvn 3rd. bury of Groton. M s«.. Fred- Eurrowes and children, and Miss Mrs. Geo. Mrs. R. A. Hektoem. Tucker. Godfrey, Scores of erick S. Cram and G. Allen H .we of China and Young of Everett were recent people attended the ball Glassware guests Mrs. Wler and Mrs. Capt. Springer. Brunswick. of game between Mere Point Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cook. Mr. V. C. Mountfort. Jr.. and Misx and Birch island in the afternoon. The Social: Miss Ellzabe h B irt of We have collected Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kellar and fam- Kitty Sawyer of Portland and Mr. C. Mere together for the summer trale Pointers, grouped together on a bank Philadelphia. Mrs. Barton of a ily. who have been spending ti»e A. Anderson, city forester of West- Joseph beautiful of overlocking the field, were in Winches'er. Mass.. and Mrs. display Imported China, Glassware and month at the Olive cottage, hmvc re- brook. are guests at Medfordont. gay yel- I.aiirnce low and white, the colors of the H. Parkhurst of Winchester. Mass. decorative Bric-a-brac. turned to their home in West Me-i- Mr. Edward l*e Baron of Everett. Point, Large importations from every and their h«arty cheering contributed Prizes: Mls3 ford. Mass.. has purchased a lot near the Harriet* Burt of Phil- have been much to the s iccess of their team. foreign country in this col- Mr. E. I*. Spear, wife and Miss Al>- Belmont cottage, and Intends b.iildln* adelphia. Miss Helen Hiddock of Au- brought together The score was 13 to 5, In favor of lection. bie of Norwood have returned to tn« ir a on It for next season's occu- burndale. Mass., ?nd Miss Grac; Grif- cottage Mere Point. hom*» after a visit at the OH llonv* pjmcy. fin of Washington. D. C. the lines we MERE POINT. Among have collected you will find stead cottage. Mrs. Helen M. Martin and children Dr. George A. Knowles had general -bh. o. r. assortments of Mrs. Hannah McNeill gave a ch.mu of West mount, Montreal, who have charge of a quoit tournament. large Japanese, German and Domestic Ing six table whist to a Drew, p. 3 3 1 number of her been spending the summer In the Keu- Wednesday evening a sheet and pil- Wares, article* desirable for friends last week. The eottai» \»i'» Griffin, 5 1 3 including specially Gift-*,, nard cottage left for their low case party was held at the Ca- Thursday Cram. lb. ...; I 5 •• which are offered at low very prettily decorated for tl»e rrta- home. sino under the very 2b direction of the social prices. slon with wild flowers and al.d The McKenney, 3 3 1 ferns, Buster Brown has had a cruls* committee of the carnival. In a Roberts, ss 4 2 delicious refreshments were served. to 2 booth .Southport recently. Capt. L B. 3b decora'ed in the Mere Point Table China The prizes were won by Mrs. J. Eaton, had on Wblttrcdjpe, 2 4 1 l. PniiM'l ^nt«rYt'n*«1 den death. slgKt #»f 25c to 920.00 ladies. I>o you won«'er dH R»*. Howard Iron at a whlat pir;y In their rot ar. The Jaoan'ftc whl*t an-| tea why they C. 13R 179 147—IM not see the Home? Sa'u da; Thou. H Jr. Rrrk -T^rrare. Mm. Kdaar H. WM'- Colonial by Mr*. V. CJ. flracK at hT mimmer Riley. 128 155 147—43" Class was marked rain aid but I. Mr Kcnnt — t'ldge of Rrcohl nr, Man. wot lb; home. Ia«t by fog. H. y, 13» 133 155 127 Tumbler*, Tarryawhlle. wrek. wa* a fcr Pitc'ier*, Bowls, Nsppie*. Fruit Huc«r< Sunday the party had a beautiful ntn lloa. W. D. Penoell 127 in i—**»«• fl-a* pfl*e ladle*. and Mr. Rnp-rt Dishe*, very plradng event. The e'ttare an I ard Cream*, Mayonnaise Set*, Shertet vion>e. all well sa'l*fl*1 an I hoping to H Bai'^r of Hath that for m«n. Mra. Gla**c*, p4axra were decorated with %■■ >n Ice Celery Tray*, JiptBI meet again next aetson. Howa~d C. It»« of >J<»w I onion. Hpo 'lr*y*. Tubs, Platea. lantern* and buttrrflk o'atlon prlz#a. tO S35.00 U. The jpie«ta were b»~omm!n« y ar- Melange. Game Sets, ^ F*rlday *v*nln* another wbl»' -ar- SS0.00 rayed In Japanese rortumra. an 1 Ja The and to S6B.OO Army Navy Journal statei w?a M a. Individual inene tweet meata from Bo t »n were ty given by B W. Br»ww Breakf.nt H«tn in Krpueh that la tie Chioft, It doubtful If Unlt*d State* of Jamals of Motor Launches appearance, with a background of early summer rem a'tis undimnud ani white. The artists were all In good only by the unfailing of form, and procession each did their very best, birds and the flowers, shortening being n Is pi red, no doubt, by the large days and lengthening evenings may snd appreciative audience wh'ch we know that is on wane August the completely Oiled the seats, while and the first month of at autumn many brought chairs and others 7th Sale of hand. stood. Anaivtrsary OPTICAL GOODS It would be Impossible to The field at Cbebea^ue mention at Lowest Prices Ever dsy sports length each of "the very known Until Sept. 15 were attended in great numbers by the best things of the evening." but spe- and of this island who cial S3 Rimless SI cottageis guests mention should be made of Mis* Eyeglasses went across the in mi- Tucker's bay steamfcoit. automatic figures, which, WAMANTKD lO YKAB9 tor-boat. sailboat and launch to when rates Join wound up, went Gold Filled Framee 75C Solid Gold Offers for rooms with hot ud eold wit« of per ud rooms with squeakingly Mounting* $140 |1 day up; In the gaelties of the occasion and through their two fl.00 Eyeglaae Chains OOO Aluminum Frames bath snd 'suites of parts. The ghosts 36C private fl.60 per day op; two rooms sad private bsth $3 per dsj help swell the throngs who .hi must be Special Lenses 600 end «id enjoyed mentioned, too. and It is up. op. Often weekly rstee on rooms with hot sad sold water sad showsr baths of celebration and added to Its success. in Ocnliata' Preacrlptions filled at 33 per cent discount from usual said, connection with that prices. to rooms with baths them, |l |B; private |t to |12; suites of two rooms sad The moonlight sail among the Isl- the children are Eyes Examined Free—To oelebrate the eeventh of hathflBto afraid to pass the location 'n anniversary mj stooe wood bat ands was and th; grove Portland, 1 shall quote these low fa. Absolutely fireproof; floors; nothiag the doors. Equipped eagerly anticipated at night, since the show. Mrs. prioea. with Its own Taeuam who must UNTIL. deaalag plaat. LfODff-dlstaaee telephone la large party embarked ha\e Donovan. Mrs. Bralnard and Miss SCPTIMSKR IS ONLY every satisfied And room. Strictly a hoteL BTORER F. the most exacting manage- Tucker msde three Remember, although my price* are the lowest in New England, I temperance CRAFTS, Manager. very charming never deal in any thoee of ment and convinced them of its desir- little with goods exoepting the very beet quality. I examine Bead for booklet. girls short skirts. Dutch the eyes and 8t them as a carefully correctly; and 1 warrant all my gianta to St. ability factor in the summer hair cut and a little I make needed character song. any change in the lenses, within one year, free of pleasure of the Islander*. Mr. 8eeket I absolutely Whlttham's presentation rfcaage. keep aoearate record* of all preecrtptlen* so that if your ,. Mr. William A. Johnson, a of "white leases are I can , Railroads ! Railroads promin- minstrels" was thoroughly broken, replace them without farther examlnai Sen. l>ur- ent educator of N. his f■S the aeven I have Newark. J., enjoyed by all. The "end men" were past yeare fitted the eyeeof one-sevt ntl* the en* Joined Mrs. Johnson, who has been up in all their tire popu'atlon of Camber land county. parts, and the chorus Bemcmber the staying some weeks at the White filled in place, over Fidelity Trust opp. Preble House. finely. The jokes, local hits, Co., cottage and has become sa at'a hed were M. * etc.. all more than good, Miss T. WORTHLTOY. Jr. to the island that she plans to return Helen I^eMaistre of _ t*ams'» LCADlNG OPTl-AK Phila.. as Casto 478 1*8 ■»X- another season and friends Queen Oongrcsa eotn Pnonea. bring many I»w. being particularly en- with her. Since Mr. Johnson's arrival tertaining. To Mr. Whlttham is due various have been taken the BOSTON & MAINE trips about words and music of a remarkably the bay and to all the of in- good points topical song, which put every- in which Mr. Mis one In teiest, and Heffley. a good humor and caused ' from Casco Castle have the much <1 RAILROAD Joined, laughter and applause. It was WAT80N BR08. most as wi h fo a Interesting perhaps rattling good show, and the pro- Nearest to the Steamboat Land'.nj many otheis been the ceeds having journey amounted to between and to thirty ■ New Meadows Inn and par;akirg forty dollars. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS of its famous dinners. This V \ TO THE BEAUTIFUL justly week marks the beginning of FRIIHMCATP. CANNEO GOODS, PRODUCE Miss Callowhlll has been the end d(ax« and Pine Con fee visiting of the season and by Labor Tobacco, ionery. Ice, Coal and Wood, Gasoline her brother, the at the 1 Day the Pre»n H-H, Ouiflts artist, ot island will hive lost many Complete Flsning Cabin and returned of its We call for and deliver order* in after a week's summer visitors. May they all Candy's Harbor and East Harpiwell, and boat to stay. have so enjoyed the summer that ship goids by any landing WHITE Mr. T. Callowhlll of Boston MOUNTAINS Sidney they may come back next year B«gg*g® Moving Me. Souvenir Posts la will Cundy'S Harbor, hold an exhibition and sale of bringing their friends with them. water-colors at the I Cabin on Fri- The og Wychmere boys broke camp and Low Rates and Fast Trains day Saturday of this week. Mr. Monday, many going to their homes Callowhill has before already passed some getting back to study and weeks at Littlejohns enjoying the quiet school work. and restfulness of The excellent Parlor, Sleeping, Dining and Buffet Cars the place and doubt- clam bake and corn roast held ABNER J. HARRI8 less his in the ( enriching sketchbook from the grove Saturday night, was CUNDY'S HARBOR, ME. many beautiful in rather spots which tte dampened by the taJn. s> D. J. Flanders C. M. Island abounds. We carry a fall stock of first-class Meats anil Pro- Burt many people took their clams and Groceries, Pus. Mr. and Mrs. E Gerber of East Lib- corn home and visions in season. Also Lobsters and Hea Foods. Fishermen's Trmf. Mgr. Geu. Pass. Aft. enjoyed them there. erty. are a \ Pa., making first isit to Mr. and Mrs. Bacchus of Wood- Supplies. Boc ts, Shoes and Knbber Goods, Candii s, Souvenir 1 and ittlejohn are registered at th; bury. New Jersey, with their chil- Postals and Koovenir Novelties. Our teams visit all of the Rockmere for an paits indefinite stay. I dren and maid returned to their Miss island dai y. Special rates made for excursionists and Teresa Featherstone is a guest home Saturday. Mr. Bacchus has camping at the Boarding *nd for hoises. Trade here and tare Rcduy cottage and has much to Just returned from England where he parties. hitching Coasturtse Steamer* say in of the went praise island. Mr. R d- to visit his mother. We were money. Postoffii-e in the store. dy has set a Maine Central R. R. up handsome flag-pole sorry to have them go. and hope they and the stars and MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- stripes float dal!y may return another season. above the house. Mr. and Mrs. Taft and daughter Birch cottage has a Clara to All Case* U Excursions! PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP LINES reputation for go their home in Kennett Frcptrly Through Bay Rising la Valaa Yaarfy Day hospitality and at the time Square. From present Pa.. Friday. They are a at has me-ny "guests. most Magnificent property Candy's Harbor, S2.00 There Is Miss Ag- welcome addition to our sum- with modern TO NAPLES. BOTTOM * PROT1DEXCK nes end dwelling, stable*, wharves, atore, Miss Margaret Sullivan of mer and we etc Portland 8.45 a. rail to Seba- colony hope they have etc., m., Miss Elsie •'come #o lake, steamer to Naples, or Brldgton. TO. Maiden, Mitchell of Alls- to stay." across Sebaso I^ake and th^ ton. Mrs. F. J. Estes of One of up Songo irr wrOBT Welchvlll", the features of the vaude- River, take dinner at or VORFOLK, NEWS A I. witl Ciub s 's va's. ia a • t tes Naples Bridge- Me. and Miss Gladys Randall. Mr. ville show was the ton; returning arrive Portland 5.65 p. m HA LTIMORK reading of Miss Fred Sproul came down for the week- Rachel Pidge of Most route Philadelphia. Fiat a! Sabatco delightful to Jamestown end. A of 18 Prtperty Direct party people went to Gur- With store, flsh stand, stable and and S1.50 Exposition. service At Alltton cottaze net dwelling, Mrs. O'Brian and Friday laat. in Mr. Guffy's fine ten acres improved land. BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA her daughter Charlotte, who had be n | launch. "Cantc-atrhim." A delightful Will sell either place to right parties B#«t root* to Jm*j « nut Knoiit. Ae> spending a week elsewhere have re- trip Is reported. and I can convince the bnver of the advance in rommixlatloDi and values in Ave minutes. cuUlue lMBrpnii. turned to enjoy these weeks Mr. and Mrs. E. Good reason for selling. twd for booklet. closing N. Wlnslow of of summer at their pretty Island home. Lawrence. Mats, are here for a two FRANK RIDLEY. Sebasco, Maine A. M. Jas Mr. and Mrs. weeks' Or*hem, Agt. Berry, Agt. William Rogers are at tarry. They are staying at Groceries, Provisions, Pish, lie, PisbirgObtflfs. Boston, Mess Providence, R.I. Alpine cottage. Others the W. p. stopping there Kelsey cottage. Turner, Passenger Traffic Mkt. are Mrs. J. W. Mrs. tro"' ®nd salmon may be seen. Howe. Mis* Je«le Boiler and daughter Mildred Return General Offices: Md. WILLIAM N. la made, arriving in Portland Baltimore, Ross. Mrs. Rogers and of New York BEAU, Maine • M Stanley Mis* City, who have be?n cn Scbasco, p. m. Marv Brown. the island for a month, left for their CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS The afternoon Coaslwixe Steamers The various diversions of the island home Friday. residents Canned Etc. have been in full blast d ir- Miss L. IV: ny and Miss K. I. Coods, Meats, Produce, Ice and Fish 8ongo River ing the past week. I Sheridan Orders Delivered tt Bebasco and Small Point. ¥ia Trip aunch parties t » of Boston. Mas?., are spend- Rai', Stearrer and Harrow Gauge bnve Peaks, bowling parties to the fine 8l- ing their vacation on Pr\TT A P * 400 acrea of the "ottare lots en Leave Portland 1.05 p. m., arrive 8fba- B'istln's. They TT* T at are V V J 1 AUJb IjvIu or near tbe chore. 1 Le »i«iirer CO l^ike 1.37 p. m., where {he Steamer leys Chebeag le, excursions to O r- rooming at the Central. 8)laMOdr|« Irtm Fortlai d iauu» at tu.» in with ''Hawthorne" takes you acroea Mebago net Bririee and New Miss I. M. piO(« tjr «v«ry day pummei, jroa|«ci»ol iqd* Meadows and fin- Holden of Barre, is the tout d In tbe near future, fall ted Lake, up the Songo Klver. across the the Vt.. nin* )ear look at tb:a Itnd low lefoielbs ally White Mountain her • Bay of an«l I/>ns Fond to NewYorkDMLine trip which In spending vacation here. Thi* is as it has n all tbe reaorts of Casco Naples Brldg- rears, leading spite of her price Buy. ton. Tally-ho to the vintage. Narrow Uauge Fast modern lowering skies and thieitem- first visit t) Maine and she ex- to steamships of the • Brldgton Junction. thence Maine Op- ing weather cipt'ired a presses as W. N. At the Urrswell Stuiboit tra! to large del <%\- herself being much BEALS, Utflrg, Stbzscc. tain Portland, arriving Portland 7.45 Portland Line sail from Franklin tlon from I delight- m. Ittlejohn. tha ed with her Long Distance Telepbone < p. Wharf to Among initial visit New York without courageous ones to e Most of start In the fa« the rottaaers have re-en- ! on of unfavorable I To the White Mountains change, Mondays at 10 a. m., conditions, were Mbs gaged the cottages they have occu- Glllcnden and Mis* pled this L. WALLACE and Keturn 1 need ays 1 hn red ays and Satur- Edith Tnll ard seaHon for next year. tbe Misses Wiight. all of j days at 6 30 p. m this Phlladelph'a Oakhurst Island making and at present at the S4.70 stopping Rock- Hie Leave Portland * 1* a. m. Pour hours delightful, short in abont mere. were Life Work. Cumly's Harbor, Me. BOAT BUILDER At sea-trip They rewarded at Fiby- Crawford*. Mount Pleasant House or bonis. No summer ans by sunshine ard e'eir A MRS. T. M. DAKLIKO. SEBASCO, MAINE for dinner and driving, arriving twenty-two atmosph~ro foreign tourist who ha.l receive I Frop. »ck In for thHr flrst Cabyans Portland at 7.45 p. m or by r»- tonr without it. Full look at the splendli Permission to visit Wi bm facilitlea for launch** atalnlng at complete one of the largi* building Fabyans an hour can arrive in hills and boats of all kindsat short Portland at 5 0» p. m. information at wharf office. asylums for the insane In this co in- Boarding *nd lodging In on* of tha fln- pleaaare Mny people have eat ne notice. bot the I nest of ma* Tourists on this trip can also visit enjoyed I IttSe- was »po(a in Ca«co Bay. F oak grov# Nothing H. A. try surprised at the neatness used to oar work. Fryeburg North C«>nw«y. Intervale. Jnck- CLaY, Agent John'ii this summer and left It with with bathing and teriala Installation ol •on boating, flahtng prWl- and Bartlett If a quietude and order that a tor th«-y prefer at less regret In their hearts hut nont» ha «• ».ooi pre- Irgd. Open June 15 to rapt. 15. Rp c;ilty. Agent Victor expense or Maplewood. Bethlehem. Pro- \alled within 16to week. of Gasolene nes for file expressed themselvfs more the walls of the Institu- (8 prr Plenty foods, Eng Rrpairio inrti House. Jefferson Lancaster at a happl'y will Jtceive over a tion. fre»n vcgt.ablc a, milk, e.c. prompt attention. •light additional expense. hrlef visit thin Nliu M. M. He asked if It w.is always like Jores and MPs IJlllan Chapln of Chel- that, and the police attendant who Poland i«ei. Spring*, Maine two frlrnds who tame here as a.i was 13.SO to showing him thromh the bull S- 8KOLFIELD COTTAGE Poland Spring House and Rs- experiment nd RftRfilUGTON C0TTA6E t*tm. found It Just the In'zh raid It was. 9trm. A. Prop. and plrce A.SKOL'ICLO, conditions the environment ard KB8. H E. (3.06 going Raturtfar and return Mondav. "We have what we call our violent HARRINGTON, Prop. Cund»'a Harbor,Mo the social life that Can Every Mm.day to Moo»ehesd lakr md they mcst liked ; of Haibor. Main* acconudaiate a fewr boarder* with and had wards, course hut I pres.ime you Cundy's ftangcley Lak*, Lut I on si d 6.60 a.m. hoped for. M'ss Jones and good family table. Plenty of fic»h »f« would not care to see Accommodations for »omm*r bcarder* and • mving on return a. 7 40 m. SO tbe \llss Cha >ln at the tnose?" lood comfortable rooms a; the p. |2 stopped Rocfcmere In I omrlike •anouridin««. Good table. Right rcand trlf> to enber Ck Mater- ?nd male *'» talrk not." bead of the a.camboat place. Ing many frit-ids during th Ir to aboia and ilttmtrt. lauding. or to Iitrdjr Kaiee on ia* Sunday Mooeebead so.i return short stay. M»\ and Mrs "It Is as or W. T. Fenn Jint well, pcrhapt. Th-*y application. Butdxy Monday (6. and nr«» little son of New York are rather Leave Portland 7 A * 30 a. m or 11 oft City, noisy, although, of course. a. making a vls't of w»- m.; arrive Poland Spring Houae » acme weeks dura- exercise the same care In 10 30 a. m or 1 m. CLIFF COTTACE tion »t provid- p. Take dinner ami the Rockmere. Othe- more SNIYLOR ER8RAVIRG CO. remain until 3 Mrs. L. W. ing for the welfare of the Inmates about p. en., and arrive at Southard. Prop. recent arrivals at 340 RT Iddie bt.« » ort'and Portland t tt p. m this hcuae thai see CLIFF ISLAND. MS. popular you In this part of the ln«tl are Mr. Frank B If want nice cute t Merrill of Srurfr tui:on you deep and he kind location. Eimllnt We also have a section wher>- a Finest room* and vllle. wa'er commissioner for that ( tha j rini wetland l.n Ihe l«a«l troabia, tsbl* rst*s on Cliff l«Uod we keep the t Qialrn order Wc make Sunday Excursions sppilcatlon. Is city, and a p*rtv of frlends ln'lid'ue Incurables |it» diaw- fimoai for bathing, flvbiog and beautiful "These ntta iO lliuatia * EVERY SUNDAY to Mr. Kdwln I eavltt, Mr. H. R Johns Inniat# -. then, are c n !u painpbteia, walks. >n. letter h«nd-. card*, a e. Miss l>ou Pan Miss side red curable?* the White Mountains forth. Bernlc* Trl. 1774-1; 11« u-e, 1 L*ave Pom.and Ifanacom ar.d ).)t a. m.: arrive M!s« I illlan l«avltt. Their cases are at least Pabyana 12.25 n^n. Leave 19 da- hopeful.*" P.ibyans 2 ahter of Mr. Rdwln I "I am | m.; arrive con- Ataaka Needs Railroads. eavltt. A greatly said tie p. Portland (2ft p m.; Intereate.l." II W. Iio^ t t nect for Bo busy projiiani haa Ku«lollWf, bfbcdfn* Ins item hern formulated but I will not The that Is for the«"» visitor. take up anr |«'iea. my recreation*. In on of the room* Periodical*-- Public trade beyonvl the merest necessities Ply of lliaton L.brary. River to Kaple* or airoea rtebM.'o L«ke and Mr and of the Wafer Mia. J. M, Ma on en 1 main building I am ensa^el to Raymond Returning, arrive at Poit- of existence. three Pumping Outfits land $.26 p. m. children have come to dt r'.nx n»oM of the At the I I't'e- time In pur John to remain Wanted. 6tso « f • over I abnr an I whi.t m »v be ca le | Engl foppllts one that day my life work 91.50 the Round railroad penetrates to the are Kursfa at the A n*w rnllated flrrman of nver SATAf.lTKM GUI WW. T 13 Trip Rockn:ere as they al- "Your life work? only Interior nf Alaska and of so w.»re last May I ask wha* A Through Park r f er I-eavea Portland that only year. that la?" ,i:f plnrk wa« Kfrvlnx at his flr*t fire, The tennis •.It a m.. arriving Montreal l.ll p. m thirty mile* are on American soil court In the reir of th» and tltf chief ru*h«»d to him and 0. D. Tt orndik* "Hadn't you up Machine Ce. A 1 krone h Sleeper Leavea Portland TM* rna.l runs RfKkmere House and h«ard?" sail the at I from Hkagway, at tiic hekmf'ng to t ahoutcd" Shin up that lanl*hment T«l» rlvlnf Montreal S.lft a. m. Lynn Canal, connects ictUltjr I am eighth atory, crawl along the cornke phon« 221ft pleasant day. compllin ; an Index < the Future ate to We»» A Far'or «r Leavea Portland at 9.19 tidewater with the Yukon River champlcns to th» fourth down there and ster's window, drop thre»- ■ •a., IJI p m.. dally except Sundae qualifying Interested spe-- IMctlonary Youth's Corn Kxcett daring the four months that tators •torles and catch that wooVn follow their wl'h panlon. algn A Pa* or Oar Leavea Portland at I.I* la evolutions navigation open—from June to Oc (treat concern )Ou aee nmoklntc CORDIS a. m. dally, except Sunday, arriving at It la a very good court, there, awing your*eit CAFE Qoobaa I N p. m. tober—this railroad controls the trade situated In a to the very pretty spot »n1 alone aecoad window that the CHABX.CS W. COISU of the Yukon tome Valley. It Is as If the really excellent work Is occasion- Irony of F«t«. red glare la coming from, break the 4 §9 Through PU rvlcc WEST railroad between to he seen OoB|re« St.. PoiiUal only the Atlantic ally there. He—Bo glaaa and go In and reacue thu«e A a Weat via the Crawford Notch Smyth* ban hwn run otm Join la f ihm limooi Lofl(Ml«« ■■■' To ike snd the were mt the White Moontalna. Mlaslsslppl from AI by an lotomoblK three ol.l ladle*—well, what the deuce •Wa. Poor Soon, IS to eh? How

NEXT SATURDAY Trefethen & Swett Co. PBOV2SIONEBS Our Store Will B© Wide Open Wholseelers and lUUlten of taprrtci tai Diiwtte Grictrits, Hitil, Yacht ul Faacy FiaHy SafpHts ALL DAY All Rinds cf Poultty and Fancy Gam* In Season Efptcial attention la given to packing perishable goods so that they will arrire in perfect condition. Also the Other in 180-189 Commercial Street, Portland, Maine Saturdays August Head of Portland Pier. The old Bjran St Kelaey Store.

OWEN. MOORE A. E. life where one goes to bed in the days' outing stay here fairly well represented in the bay. Mr. and Mrs. Ernes* Le Pro hon PINKHAM at the but few from of early morning to arise In the eve- cottage. that city have visited Portland, with their little grand- ■ SOUTH Prof, and Mrs. L A. Ross and two as HAKPffWELL. MAIHE ning. The old bell of the past is now Bailey's yet. son. Teddy, spent a few days at the no children of and Mr. Mr. W. S. »TABl*g AT longer heard to awaken us In the Sangus. Mess.. Blakeslee of Chicago. 111., Farm. and snd Mrs. C. A. and son arrived last Mr. and BERRICOMEAG MOUSE morning summon us to meals. Bonney Ralph Wednesday. Mr. Blakes- Mrs. W. E. Ward gave a OCCAM VIEW MOUSE of Turner Centre are Fortunately Bugler Clark of Mount visiting friends lee Is a cla8smate of Mr. Royal P. progressive whist party of five tables AUBURM COLOMY at the Turner this week. Mr. whom last Vernon. N. Y.. Is dally on deck and cottage Root, he is visiting. Friday evening at their cottage, TIm not summons Ross is principal of the High school Miss of East ••Bonnlehow." The fineetlirery and boarding etablee in Cfcaoo only the hungry to eat. Josephine Thorpe Or- prizes were °nr three Bay. but at Saugua. The arriv- ange. N. has awarded as atabtea « to handle all the boal- "Old Glory" la dally raised and following day J., arrived. Miss Thorpe follows: Lady's first prize, «5nipped als at the were: Mrs. Emma has a ®nd we are prepered to fornfch lowered to the music of SI Clark's cottage opened her cottage in Maiden row picture. Mrs. Frank V. Thompson carefulP1*®*, driver* at Blossom and Miss Deborah and to of o any hour of the day or bugle. daughter. expects be joined soon by her Faneuil. Mass.; gentleman's first «»d of all kinds reoeira Blossom. Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs. two a Expieaelnr moving The dreamy, sleepy life was some- brothers. prize, burnt wood paddle. Mr. Frank sttenlI°n- HaTa all your bar- what broken on Millard Jones, all of Turner Centre. Mr. R. H. Woodman took a Snow of W*5I2S,pl^cJ^*,al checked in care of A. E. Pink Saturday last when party Brunswick. Me.; the two bam, Barrara under the After the flrat of September a large of boys for a one cruise to "The consolation were aleater. South Maine. < lowering skies, nine bold night prizes caftured by Harpswell, number of the Basin" Mr. fishermen sailed away four miles to people of this cottage last week. The mosquitoes and Mrs. Fred Bennett of Arling- are to return to their homes and did a ton. the eastward out on the deep sea In by rushing business, and tbe boys Mass.. being a bottle of ketchup the latter of who and • quest of the large fish. The feeding part month will close slept on the deck bore marks of tiny flat iron "to smooth his the tbe ruffled of the flsh was both by line and cottage. nlght'a battle for three days af- feelings." The guests were Miss Clara who has been ter. mouth. Four of the nine paid the Gordon, delightfully entertained by songs and the summer with lfiss The Misses usual tribute to Father Neptune and spending Em- Chinn of Marblehead. readings by Mr. Edward A. Thompson A. Smith at of Littlef ield & at his command and the persuasive ily Rock Point left for Mass.. are visiting the Misses Power Faneuil, after which refresbemnts Grocers her home last week. Miss at their were served Co., influence of a choppy sea "gave up." Gordon cottage. "The Barnacle." on the piazza which was 109-111 Commercial and a I summer on Mr. "Blllf" St., Portland Peak's Island, lie. Mr. Humphrey, repeating his experi- sfVnt delightful the Gardiner left the Island prettily decorated with Japanese lan- most beautiful island for his terns ence of the previous Saturday, of Casco Bay. home in Chicago, III., on Wed- for the occasion. As the guest last week of Dr. and Mr. Gardiner haa been Mr. and Mrs. Geo. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL brought In on his hand line a 25- nesday- prom- Gilmore and Mr. the Misses who are summer- inent in the Gilmore of (ound cod. Mrs. H. M. Albert son of Sauveur, younger social set, and Percy Brooklyn. N. Y., was Mr. Everett is arrived at Philadelphia was so envious that she ing here, S. Jones, greatly missed. the Birch Island House last GROCERIES, MEATS, AND PROVISIONS of the Allen School for Tennis has week. was not disposed to quit until, with principal Boys become very popular on They brought with them an at West Newton. Mr. Jones has the Island of CMdtown canoe OP ALL KINDS the kindly assistance of Capt. John- his late. The court of Mr. specially fitted with school advertised C. T. Root has been sponsons. son she landed * 41-pound cod on her popular extensively the scene of making it more safe for sea a the state of and a use. We make of new braided black silk line reeled on throughout Maine, many hard-fought battle, and every specialty supplying Hotels. Cottages, Schooners A a l(V-ounce rod of brlstol especially so In Casco Bay. Mr. Jones pleasant afternoon sees many of the week's canoeing trip the and Yachting Parties. In fact we hare in onr steel. This i through everythinp line. bas made many trips here, and Is a younger set Rangeleys was taken Order Teams visit all took at least fifteen minutes, and a striving among them- recently by Mr. parts of Peak's Island several times great admirer of the tine and selves for Frank V. daily. heavy rain having set in. this, with scenery supremacy. Thompson and Mr. Downey opportunities for pleasure and com- of Boston. They went for the are the despairing faces of the suffering chiefly Our Prices fort. fishing and were most Right—Prompt Firet Class sick, ended the fishing. The 41 successful, Service—Everything Mr. and Mrs. W. E. at catching fine of pounder was brought in triumph to Burroughs strings trout an-1 the York have as bass. the Homestead by "Captain Henry" cottage their guest this week. Mrs. Lucia Mrs. Ruth Miss and IsJd as a tribute at the feet of Paterson of Miiiiken. Sue Milll- N. Harbor ken and Miss our genial Hazell. Brooklyn. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Bur- Candy's Lena Cole of Saco ar- roughs have made several cruises this rived on Monday at the Davis cot- A quiet and peaceful Sunday was season, and tage. Ash Point followed by a beautiful Monday which recently returned from a delightful to Bar A party of who are opened up with a stillness that was trip Harbor. twenty staying Charles W. Mr*. at W. beiutiful shore. ominous. The men's choir Sleeper Is having a priv- Humphrey Skolfleld, Mrs. Harpsweil for the summer lounged Peter ate boat landing constructed on Hanson and Mrs. Abner Harris came on Monday for a L»'H, So. peacefully on the porch rail, the la- pU-nic. They SPAULrPINC, Mackerel Cove shore In front of have returned from a several had a basket lunch at Thistle Harpiwell, Me. dles were restless; Jthey wanted a his days* point. cottage "Restablt." The work stay at Old Orchard Beach, where Baseball and other were en- rtkewalk—nay. they were pining for is being sports done by Henry who they were attending Joyed In the afternoon and re- one. and they were gratified that very Bailey, recently camp-meeting. they A. Greene did the work for the Mrs. Edward Hunt of Bath has turned delighted with the George evening. Sixteen Imps of darkness Harpswell beauty of Lng laUai, Mala* ...McLELLAN S... •Steamboat Co. on their been here relatives. the Island. Tlysy were friends of in fantastic costumes appeared before wharves. When recently visiting the is Mrs. O. W. Slnnett and Mls» Nel- Miss Maude Stevenson who is a select audience and thought they landing completed it will be pawing ARCHITECT « BUILDER the lie Brigham have been on Is- the summer at the Birch Island danced. They were expected to dance only private landing in the Cove. Bailey Work a Tents, Boat Covers, •nr. C. land the past ten as House. Cottage Specialty. and for a R. Drinker of Mass., days guests of builder of Deeigner Spray twenty-pound cake had been Qulncy, wntal sow west end cottages. forge engineer at the Fore Mrs. Henry Sinnett. On Friday the handsome Estimates prepared for the occasion to be award- River Ship- loving cheerfully given at any time. Hoods and Co. at that Mrs. Andrew Freeman and chil- cups offered as first and second ed to the winning Notice th»» building place. Is spend- prizes Awnings couple. dren. who have been by Mr. Marland L«. Pratt participants: ing this week with his family at Miss visiting In this of Boston, are the Best. Waugh's cottage. Mrs. Drinker vicinity the past two weeks returned were contested for in the quoit tourn- tm a square fieal AI7 Humphrey and hns Fred S. been here since the to their home in Taunton, Mass., last ament. Great Interest has been felt Purrington Daymar Perkins were entitled to the early part of the season. Saturday. In this gam«> on the island, the ground Nortk Harptwell, Me. Send for cake for their realistic dancing: I Catalogue Mr. A. C. Hurnhani WUbert Worthing and of being tt the side of Post Office square. the Judges— having been fixed— arrived Satur- family on the island. He Auburn. Jttmeii Norton and wife of Many of the peoj le have become quite PLEASURE claimed that the various coon day eziec's to YACHTS cctiples Rumford Falls and the scores ran •f all HAYMARKET upend the remainder of the season at and Mr. and Mm. expert high. Mrs. pattern* from 12 to 00 bnllt and SQUARE, were so good that there was no chrlce F. finished in ft., his summer home and In Geo. Lyons of Brunswick, pasted Sun- V. Thompson of Brighton and Mr. any style ef wood. Also Boat* and the cake was handed over to the Portland. and all boilt Boston, Mats. Miss who has day here with Mr. and Mm. Wm. Perry Oil more of Brooklyn were the Tender*, by the day or con- 16 coons. Mrs. was Molly Parker, been tract. I will be to Dunlap disposed the of Worthing. winners. The cups have been on ex- glad eatimate on to at guest Harriett I^urky du'lng or imafl. any pout this derision because the Mrs. hibition the Job large Pleaae give ma a call. the entire summer, returned home Elmer Bartlett of Westbrook during week at the post said her little Billy should have re- Saturday. recently was here visiting her par- office. Birch Island has shown much ceived the cake. His impersonation ents. Mr. and enthusiasm for Mr. and Mrs. Perry MacNellle and Mrs. W. Holbrook. out-of-door sports was that of a respectable colored lady MIm and besides H. 8. son Holbrook are at the Josephine Pope left Thuisday quoits. tether-b*ll. cro- HAMILTON of middle for a registered FOR age looking job. Hla for her home In af- quet and baseball hare claimed at- SALE Woodbine. Spencer, They will spend two Mass., make up was complete: but too much ter a tention. At farm weeks on the Island. very pleasant three weeks' stay CARPENTER IND BUILDER Chebesgne Island, house hair on his upper gave him lip away. Clarence Gardiner In this plare. Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick C. Contract work and stsble, 10 acres of of Chicago, who Phlnney carefully performed. land, high- Jarkaon. Sr., as the summer colored utile Mills of Hanover. Mass.. have been est on has beon the guest of his aunt. Clara Ueweyette Brlghsm. of spend- Jobbing, repairing or point dude, the partner of Chloe Is a few altering promptly ialand, spring water, DunWp. Iconise Burnham. the famous author- Brunswick. here visiting her young ing days with Mrs. Phinney's attended to. beautiful made a hit. Bertie Clark, he of the Mlm Mrs. groves, boose ess. returned home Master cousin. Pearl Harris slee with a hunk of stale watermelon company Orr's Ms. | her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Richard- Mr. Diehl Is a member of the ball President Samuel P. Colt of the Island, care and VI Jarkaon. her partner, looked on | Address Caseo and son are team the Island. United States Rubin r ws< ■DiLDua or Bay Breeae, like a of back son. young expected to Company Box pair alley coona on a The Wyman party dined at New 319, Me. lark. arrive on Saturday. They will stay discussing In New York the amicable | Portland, Charley Stewart and hla wl'e Meadows on linliw, TatMt iii Hctir Bsatt at the Woodbine. Inn Thursday. aa a married trade agreement that has been made of posed couple of several Mr. A. C. Cobb's launch, the Jave- Pmtlyl— Mrs. H. B. Baldwin and family of between his Arm and the Freak Motor Car Horn. years' standing, but the> are still lin. took a International Yard* and m OrHa Ma. Newark. N. J., will return party of men deep sea fish- chops Island, Th«» spooning and home Rubber Company. Btaiof (otrtoittd. In a now freak In the way of naturally they appeared ing oo Thursday. They started at workmanship Put aa a colored bride Thursday. They hsve been visiting model* or e. and groom Mrs six. home "It Is best," he said, "for b«Tjr tniolsg boa AfcaU automobile horns In town and the their sister, Mrs. C. R Mann, In Maid- arriving at about five and competi- lor all nukM of Ba Charley cut the cake. K. C. Branden- had moat tors to agree to be fair and gsaolene (Bflwt. owner of the car to whleh It Is at- en row. phenomenal luck, catching honest eare and get oar befor* burg. Eaq.. of Washington. D. C.. about one with one prk« ordering tached Is HMwrt ami Paul hundred and aixty cod and another, and this agreement boat* of mt description, from deliv- bringing frowns to the conn threw hla Mr. Tnorpe or pi judicial aspirations and haddock. This la considered to have of ours Is a fair and Beet of n(«m« •. tenancs of all Rant Orange will arrive on Saturday. honest one. It ery. music lorem abroad professional dignity to the four winds broken the will their Mlea Jca- record for any alngle la not like those wherein two In the streets. The horn Is a kind of of heaven and r on descended to They join alater, rlvala, ap- catch known. They went to the while aa a lobster #phln* Thorp*, who haa recent'y pretending to be fair, yet knife calliope, only with this difference: A pear fisherman In oil- I^imbo The waa thHr on LidgM largest (Ish skin a. His was opened pretty cottage Maid- one another In the back. Chandler's real calliope always plays a tune out partner a'ep-ladder a cod weighing nine pounds caught by continually law of en row. Such Military New York, who borrowed a Dr. Charles McDonald Boston hypocritical agreements remind to the bitter end. while this one on Mr. and Mm Fred R. I.Tmm and of Band and kimono and other articles of me of two two little Orchestra the motor cir sundry Master Whytal Bennett, aged eight children, boys I ■ combination playa about two bsrs feminine daughter Dorothy of Springfield hare Any of musician a from apparel and made up aa a years, fifteen sized know. and then cornea a been th# of Mr. and Mra caught good fish, an orchestra of three a to discordant stop shy maiden. The gueata pieces to mili- duaky star of the establishing his reputation as a fisher- "They were lunching, snd band of It Is curious to watch the facea waa Charlea W. Sleeper at "Reafablt" for BIHy tary forty, famished at short of evening fllnbad the sailor, com- man at an The con- and when the week. Mr. haa en- early age. psrty Jack, the butler brought on notice. Headquarters, 27 persons along the afreet while thl« monly called the white paat Sleoper Monument Papon, only sisted of Mr. Arthur Taylor. Mr. Fred the desaert It was seen Tal. coon In the tertained a large number of frlenda that th»re was square. 1(43-12. C. M. Brooks, car goes by Rounding Its few notes of a state of Maine. This pro- Bennett. Master Whvtal Bennett. Mr. ceaaton of colored and relative* thla aeaaoa, and all hare only one oran?e In the fruit baaket. •gent tune. At first they look rather pleased rej rr*en tat Ives waa Thomas Ryan. Dr. Charles McDonald led a apent a delightful time while here. Instantly Billy, the larger set moment the by husky, piratical, colored bum and Mr. A. C. Cobb. boy, up but the foolish break In loud answering to the name of Albert son. Mr. Ijiwrenre Bovnton of Faat Or- Several Birch Islanders entered the a bawling the comes their •* melody fsces Instantly a N. left the laland wielding red baton surmounted with ange. J., Tueaday lists of Mere Point on Tue«day, Mr. Now. what's the matter? said the American Lunch show dlspleaanro.—New York Presa. a hla home. He haa aornt a Dairy squash, accompanied by frisky Ma- for very Ralph Haywood sad Mr. Dlehle ran governess. 'What are you crying rian vacation and a J. MaeOONALD Skiff, a real colored belle, riva- long here at B%iley'a. In the mile race and Miss Dorothy about, BlllyT A California clous and devlllah. waa recently the gneet of Mr. Frank 190 Middle St* Portland, Main*. dispatch bringing In- Wyman took part la the potato -'I'm crylnV Billy answered, 'be- formation that one man had robbed Stuffed with rake, after tba 8. Rogera at Mlaa Blanchard'a new rare. Nearly opposite the poet3dice draining cause there's no orange for Jack.' water cooler at the cottage. Birch ball team met Milk. Cream, etc, fresh from dairy forty-tire tourists, strangely enough Homeataid. the The laland the Boston Globe. proceaaton of Ward of Mere on own farm dally. Beat of food, quickeet ear- failed to state the name of the hotel nigger impersonators, Rer. Lyman Camp Hill. Pointers their grounds with a number of rubber necka from head of a Induatrlal in the afternoon. The score was In fa- ▼iaa, reasonable ptioes Vlfh as at which he waa proprietor.—Atlanta Alabama, large the audience walked la the arbool for the education of the vor of Mere Point. The Birch Island- Fewer than §000 own all the when la towa. Constitution. mooallght poor people to Stetaoa'a and made a raid oa hla w hi tea at Camp Hill, waa entertained era found it difficult to play on the land of Great Brltili. REGISTER OF TOURISTS THE HAMILTON. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Mitchell, Boston. Wakefield. D. W. Weeks. Maiden. Mass. Frederick O'Grady, Montreal. Mrs. O. P. H. L. Hamilton, Proprietor. Stone. Maiden. Miss Katharine Weeks. Maiden. Mies Louise Pope, Quebec. John Boston. Mr. Stone, and Mrs. Frank X. Sticker. Qt. Chebeague, M«. Charles Reynolds. New York City. Maiden. Mass. CASCO BAY HOUSE. Arthur New York City. Mr. uise Cator. Baltimore. and Mrs. John H Goebel, Ber- York. Mr. George Twiss. Cleveland. Ohio. N. about the He a Miss Louise A. Levering. Baltimore. 1 lin, H. Mrs. J. Whittaker Thompson and L. A. Boynton, East N. J. Boy's Clothing? needs new suit, Orange, an Mr. and Mrs. Wilson K. Levering Mrs. R. Brodee, Montreal. child, Montclair, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Richards, Som- extra pair of pants, a new hat and shoes. You Baltimore. Jos. H. J. Jennings, Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Huyssoon and two erville, Mass. will find everything he needs here in our Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Miss large Master Wilson K. Levering, Jr., Bal- Morin, Montreal. sons, Paterson, N. J. Richards, Somerville. Mass. reallv a store Mrs. B. Boys' department, by itself. Every- timore. Sidis. Brook line, Mass. Mrs. A. C. Farnsworth, New York. P. L. Richards. Somerville, Mass. W. thing marked at our usual low prices. N. H. Clay, Brooklyn. X. Y. Mr. J. Sidls. Brookline, Mass. Sarah A. Toole. Montclair. N. J. Miss Young, Philadelphia. Mr. J. Clay, Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mrs. W. J. Horan. Boston. Mrs. T. W. Jennings and child, New R. Allen Woodruff, Pittsfleld. Miss Teresa New Clark. York. York. R S. Woodruff, Pittsfleld. Boys* Suits at to Miss S. Clark, New York. Miss $1.98, 2.98, 3.48, 7.50. 8UMMIT HOUSE. Miss Caswell, Pheonlxvllle, Pa. A. V. Segutne, Jersey City. Mrs. John Shoes at Sterling. Montreal. J. H. Morgan, Pheonlxvllle, Pa. Miss M. E. Benton, Jersey Boys' 98c, $J.25, 1.48 and 1.98. Mrs. C. M. Master City. Hamilton, Proprietor. Brodle Sterling, Montreal. Miss Marlon C. Rickett, Chicago. Boys* Waists 19, 29, 39, 48 to 98c. Mr. G. H. Hanna, Montreal. Mrs. Gt. Chebeague, Me. Jr., THE SEA8IDE. A. E. Hasbrook, son and daugh- Mrs. M. Lynch Staunton, Montreal. ter, Hartford, Conn. oklIne. and Mrs. Perry McNeal, OSPREY'S FIRST CRUISE. at Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Simpson, Mai- Miss Orange, William about 4.30 p. m. picked up our Oladys M. Rolfe, Brookllne. Miss McNeal, Orange. N. J. Trufant, Proprietor. Mass. mooring off the yacht club after a den, Mr. William A. F. Power. Brookllne. Mr. and (See Mrs. O. O. Deal, Auburn, Me. advertisement in another column.) cruise full of Miss J. Elizabeth Simpson, Maiden. Miss D. Brookllne. (Continued from First Page.) health and pleasure, Dorothy Power, Mr. and Mrs. Olllingham, John H. Kenneth M. Simpson, Maiden. Brooklyn. Hurley. Dorchester. and with a high regard for the possi- Miss Starr. Brooklyn. John E. W. Martin Maiden. ROCKMERE Glennon. Dorchester. bilities of motor boat cruising in Casco Simpson. Jr., HOUSE. Miss Carpenter, tidied her our best. When all Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. James Rock- up Bay. To those who are Anson McLoud, Boston. Mr. Dyson, fortunate Q. H. Hamilton, Whitney Ball, Philadelphia. land. Mass. was Immaculate we ran up to the wharf F. G. Russell, Portland. Proprietor. enough to own a power craft of any Master Ball, Philadelphia. with flags flying and making a brave sort John Higgins. Cambridge, Mass. Littlejohn Island, Me. I strongly advise "Go thou and Dr. and Mrs. George F. Lewis, Col- PEAKS show, as we fondly thought, for there do Frank R. Tate, Qulncy, Mass. ISLAND HOUSE. likewise." As for ourselves we (S«« advertisement in another column.) linsvlle Conn. were many about the landing and we C. A. Mass. are already planning other cruises for Rogers. Qulncy. Miss R. E. were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hatch. Ayer Mary R. Lewis, Colllnsvllle, Rowe, Manager. the observed of all observers. the 1908 vacation. El cot t Gwillim, Hyde Park, Mass. Conn. We John C. Nichols. Wohuro, Mass. Peaks filled up with water and then Miss C. H. Ferguson, Salem. Mass. Mrs. Island, Me. —A. O. O. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerber. East Lib- Florence O. Miller, Washing- walked over to Wills Straight and Mr. Alex McGllvary, Cambridge. (See advertisement In another erty. Pa. ton, D. C. column.) sat down to look off. Everything Miss Alice C. Rogers. Qalncy, Mass. Allen H. was fresh William G. Steuberg. Boston, Mass. Miller, Washington, D. C. ter, Mas*. and fair. At ten o'clock Mrs. H. J. Perkins, Springfield, Msss. Miss we Samuel T. Crowell. Boston. Mass. Bessie Ober, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Alia A. Brown, Jersey City. backed out from the landing and Miss Alice Perkins, Springfield, Mass. Dr. D. Olln G. Sabln Brlggs, Boston. Mass. C. Leech and wife, Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Waller J. Finn, Jersey passing through the maze of Pott's Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parker and two D. we rounded the Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Day, Boston. ington. C. City. red bell buoy of House Cliff Island sons, Boston. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mason and three Mrs. J. Henry Small, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. P. C. McDonald. New Island and began our long run up Miss Gladys Parker Boston. Msss. children. Bostcm. Washington, D. C. York. Harpswell peninsula. The breeze Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. C. Johnson. Misa Helen P. Gerard followed Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Woolner, Boston. M. Small, Washington. McDonald, New York. us, but the heat was Intense Brookllne, N. Y. Miss Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Jackman of Mr. W. H. Woolner. Boston. Madison Small, Washington. Miss M. L. Orover, New York. as our speed made a dead calm in the Mr. Portland. Somerville, who hare Henry Caldwell, Paul E. flleaman, Washington. Mr. snd Mrs. E. J. New boat. The pantasote cushions were Mats., been Mr. and Mrs. Hefflejr. Brooklyn, X. Y. Mologhney, the Mr. and Mrs. York. like the covers passing Reason here with their Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson, New- E. L. Fugate, Phils. of cook stove. Off HAMILTON VILLA. Miss we families and have occupied one of the ark. N. J. Martha Moore, Brooklyn. Mr.and Mrs. John Sulllran, Spring- Ixmkout passed the steam yacht Mrs. E. E. most attractively situated cottages on Miss E. D. Hoagland. New York Cross, Washington. Held. Mass. Maltland, Dr. Bray's trim little crui- A. E. Hamilton, proprlator. City. A. Ivouise this Island, plan to return to their Mr. Frank E. M. Gilbert, New York City. Miss Oertrnde Port tine. New Orleans. ser, lying at anchor. After running Merrill, Bomervllle. home earljr In September. On Ot. Miss Bessie Stewsrt, New York Miss E. Virginia New Or- ia to look more closely at a large Thurs- CHsbeague, Ms. Mr. Edwin Learltt, Somerrllle. Mass. City. Monroe. an Miss Ida I. Gilbert. leans, bathing party, we reached day enjoyable trip to Bath was (g«4 t4v«rtlKm«nt another Miss Lillian K. Le*rltt, Somerrllle. Brooklyn. Anally In column.) Mabel H. W. shoal water crossed made, making this an all day picnic Mr. H. R. Mass. Despard. Brooklyn. K. Irrln and Mrs. Inrln, Worces- and to the Scrag Johnson, Reading, affair. The start was made Krelyn J. O. Fowler, Hartford, Conn. Mrs. L. W. Strong. New York. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Williams Island shore which we followed back In the Miss Ixmi A. Dan forth. Reading, Mass. Syra- forenoon in R. Conn. Mrs. E. M. toward the sea. the motor boat Kdgar Coles, Hartford, Miss White. Elizabeth. N. J. cuse. N. Y. Keeping the same "Skldoo," Bernlce O. Hanscon. Reading. with Mr. Southard In Marie Rurnhsm, Med ford. Mass. Miss Eupbemla Blunt. Brooklyn, N. Y. Anna R. Deehan, East Orange. general course we passed the islands charge of the party. The bright Mary A. Rhode*. Norwood, Maas. Miss V. Fugate. Philadelphia. W. J. Hoffman, Massapeqoa. L. I. above Birch and then rounded the pleasant weather 8. P. CLIFF COTTAOI, made It Ideal for and the Rhedd, Newton Highlands. Miss L. Fugate. Philadelphia. Katheryn McLaughlin. Mass. point of Birch Itself and ran up for sailing plcnle Chelsea. lunch was served 8. L Rhodes. Norwood. Mrs. L. W. Southard, Proprietor Mrs. E. T. Blunt, Brooklyn, N. Y. Prancl* M. Mare Point. Then, with wind aboard. On reach- Ballard. Bloomfleld. N. J rising Bath A. A. Rhedd, Newton Mr. New James and sea we ing various places of Highlands, Mass. Cliff Mo. Rhys Carpenter, York. L. Ballard. Bloomfleld, N. J. headed for home, the Interest Mrs. I* J. Island, were visited, among them P. Shell, Newton High- Mrs. R. C. Bolce, Newark. N. J. vaporizer on the engine giving some the ship- Mass. (Hee i4v«rili*m*nt In another yard where a new vessel lands. column.) ISLAND VIEW COTTAOt. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. East trouble as to adjustment, our only en nearly com- Kayler, pleted and soon to be Kdlth L. Shedd. Newton Highlands. Mr. and Mra. P. E. Pratt and son. Orange. gine trouble. We cleared our wheel of launched was L, F. Albert O. Rhedd, Newton Everett, Maaa. Hamilton, Proprietor. A. eel grass under the lea of Mosher's Inspected. The return trip waa made Highlands. Emily Atterbnry. East Orange. In Mr. and Mrs. Ragene A. W. Mir Island and Reason to reach Cliff Island Webster. Mlas Bdna Weaterfleld. New York. Ot. Chsbssgus, Mo. her. East Orange. point at last tied up at about Sprtngfleld. Anna the supper time. Those of MIm Roue Lory. Now York. R. Deehan, East Orange. steamboat landing at Cousen's Is- the party Mr. and Mrs. (goo advertisement In another column.) were: Mrs. F. R. Stephen Adams and Mr. anl Mra. Frank Baglej. Fitchbarg. C. E. Bates, Mass. land to oil up and to eat our last 8later, Mrs. Jackman. two Greenfield. Mr, and Mrs. children, Rockland, Mass. Rer. Dr. Wilton. Now York. Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Weeks. Maiden. C. E Vslll. Berlin. N. H. meil aboard. Our engine had been Irving Jackman. Mr. Mrs. Utile P. Klllot Mr. Drew. Waltham. Mass. Philip F. Moras, D. M. D.. SomerrHle. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Hahn. Jamaica Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Betts, running four hours without Slater, and Mrs. French. Miss Oladya P. Northamp- shutting Miss Lucille Drew. Waltham. Maaa. Mr. and Mra. L. W. Cramm, Hart- Plain. ton. Mass. down. We found all the bearings French, Miss Edith Mlas Minnie New French, Miss Caddlck. York City. ford. Conn. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Marden. Worces- Mrs. L. R. cool and ready for the last run Annie Barker and Dr. Mrs. E. 0. Ixiggls, Hamilton. Ca. Moran. Chamberlln. Montclalr. Miss Martha Hartford. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert We started off against a Miss Ardella 8. Cramm, Cor ran, Dan- moderately Chamberlln, Mont- Mlae IxwIm F. D. Harden, Worcester. ville. Vt. heary head sea and laid our course Mr. I. H. Jackman and clalr, N. J. Cramm. Hartford. Mr. Klllot Mlaa Renlah and Mr. and Mrs. from Basket Island Slater arrived Mrs. Randall. Sprlnffleld. Mr. Mrs. Lather Webster. Walth- John 8nlllTsn, Boston. spindle for Dia- the first of the week Harry Chrlsholm. Maiden. MIm mond for a Rath Randall. SprlngSeM. am. J. P. Bate man, Norwood, Mass. Island. We made the long week's stay at Bay Cliff cot- Mrs. P. C. O'Orady, Montreal. A. N. Law, Potnam. Coon. Miss M. Beatrice Roblnnon. Worces- Mr. and Mrs. E. run without Incident save tage. Miss Laura Clemmona. P. Puller, Law- that Springfield. P«n1 Kendlg, ter. rence. Mass. Mr. Edwin M. Miss Wayne, Pa. Stanwood's steam Miss Beatrice Hodges of Katherlne demotions. Spring- Ml at Bdna launch Somervllle. Woatorflold. Now York. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. W. Brans and Oertrnde C. Puller, Mass. Nlcarne crossed In was a guest for Md. Mass. Mlaa Roao Lawrence, company several days' visit at L+tj, Now York City. son, Worcester. Mrs. W. A. Poller. with us. 8he gained on ua Overlook Dr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Lfbby, Bast Mlaa Joafo Lawrence. Mass. slightly cottage. Delano, Maiden. H. A. Billings, Worcester. Mrs. C. A. Lord, Need ham. Man. and led us as we entered the Roads Weymouth, Mam. Mrm* H. M. One of the moat enjoyable numbers Moahor. Romford Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L Wor- Mr*. Packard, Need Mass. We had a Itvely trip the Master C. Llbby, Bast Weymooth. ™■lis, Robinson. ham. croealng ship of the program given at the recent cester. Mr. aad Mrs. O. A. channel for the wind for the Mr. sad Mr*. Ernest F. Blaledetl, Wal- time was entertainment In aid of the Island Im- Oaorge W. Smith, Southard. tham. very and Mr. SprtagSold. Mrs. F. D. Harden. Worcester. strong the sea quite SpiiagfieM. and Mra. Ooorgo W. We came heavy. Klmhatl. Miss ■tsabeth Harden, Worcester. Mrs. Edwin Hand, Jr., Philadelphia. through with a wetting and (Coo tinned on Page «.) ISLAND STEAM BUS. about anoth«r week. Also u other guests are Mr. John E. McClure of HAAP8WELL STEAMBOAT CO. Philadelphia. Miss Annie McClure or Ths 365 Island Rout* Beverly. Mass.. and Stanley Hotllng- HARPS WELL DIVISION. worth of Fitch burg. Mass. The party 1*w. In Effect Junt 24, will probably remain here until after From Portland, Going F««t WE ARE Labor Day. ODD CHINA DISHES m. READY Leave Portland. 7.00. 10.00 m.. 1.10. A number of at t.10 p m. Sunday. 9.1ft. 10.1» »» «L. tt-M. guests the Hamil- •2.30. Z5.45 p. m. ton and many of the cottagers were Island. 7.2ft. 10.2S a. m., Leave Lone entertained by Mrs. Lb C. at ft.35 p. m. Sunday. 9.40. 10.49 a. m.. Hyde I.65. tea on Friday last. There were To the left as enter our Island (Bast End). 7.1ft, twenty-four ladles present at Mrs. you large 2.06. S.4& m. Sunday. 9.ft0. 10.3ft a. m.. p. Hyde's newly built cottage and all 10.50 a. m.. 2.3ft p. m. With housefurnishing establishment will be a Leave Little Chebne!d's. Chebeague. Monday evening a permanent or- a. 2.30. 4-30 p. m. Sundays. 4.50. 10.15 m.. was m. Orders ganization formed which will be 11.50 a. on*. 4.1k p. by mail or person filled. T. F. FOSS & 10.2ft SONS. Leave Jenk's Gt. Chebeacue. 9.ft0. promptly known hereafter as the Chebeague m. 7.00 a. m.. S. m., 2.40. 4.40 p. Sunday. Day Association. The was 4.20 m. meeting 12.00 m.. p. held at Hamilton Leave CHIC Island. 7.00. 10.35 a. m.. 2.60. the Villa and was 4.90 Housefuriishm, 4.60 p. m. Sunday. 7.10 a. m.. 12.10, called to order by A. P. Bicknell, p. n>. chairman of the Field committee. Leave Little Cnebeague. 7.1ft. C10.S0 Day The were Under a. m.. C3.05. Cft.05 p. m. Sunday.' C7.25 following officers unani- Preble House. a. m.. C12.25. C4.35 p. m. mously elected for the year: East End. 7.20. ensuing Leave Long Island. Chairman. A. P. Bicknell. Dorches- 10.55 a. m.. 3.10. 5.10 p. m. Sunday. 7.30 BAILEY first vice m.. 12.30. 4.40 p. m. JOHNSTON, ter: president. Dr. J. H. a. CO., Leave Long Island. 7.30. 11.0ft a. m.. Llbby. East Weymouth; second vice 7.40 a. m., 12.40. 9.20, 5 20 p. m. Sunday, 190-192 Middle president. E. D. Harrison. L10. 4.60 p. m. St., Portland Irvington, Arrive Portland. $.10 a. m.. 12.00 m.. N. J.; treasurer, F. A. Merriam. Port- a. At Maine is a 9.50 6.00 p. m. Sunday. 8.10 m., 1.10. land; secretary, T. J. Bissell. New- Bailey Island, home-like L40. 5.15. 5.30 p. m. NEAR POST-OFFICE. ark; auditors. John P. Connery, Bos- cottage with annexes where good sea ton. and Howard S. Hamilton fcod and comfortable rooms are SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. custodian. H. W. Caldwell, Portland. provided East. From Portland, Going It was voted to have the Field Day at reasonable rates. Transients served Lrxve Portland. 9.15 a. m.. 4.SO p. m.; exercises Tuesday and 10 a. m., 5.00 p. m. Wednesday. with dinner June 25 to Oct. Sunday. 25-26 of daily. Open Leave Sunset. Great Chebeacue, 9.55 Dow & Aug. next year. An executive 1. a. m., S.10 p. m.; Sunday, 10.40 a. m., Pinkham. committee of nine members were also S.45 p. m. chosen. Leave Cousins Island. 10.10 a. m., 5.25 FIRE INSURANCE FOR TERMS APPLY TO p. ra.; Sunday, 10.55 a. m.. 5.55 p. m. The Merriam-Horne Realty Co., 10.20 a. m., 35 Mrs. F. E. Leave Llttlejohns Island, Exchange St., Portland, Me. who are promoting the beautifully Cram, Propr., Bailey Island, Me. S.25 p. m.; Sunday, 11.05 a. m.. 6.05 p. m. Leavo Hamilton'a Great Chebeafue, Dwelling!, Cottages, HeteU, and Statist F refer ty planned property at the Eastern Point, J mured in and Parker of are and 10.30 a. m.. 5.45 p. m.; Sunday, 11.15 leading c emfame t. have sold recently choice lots to Mr. Creighton Lynn paper mills. 6.15 m. guests at the house. a. m.. p. Thomas Johnson of On first Leave Bustins Island. 10.55. 11.25 a. m. Brookline, Mass., September quite a number Mr. C. R. McWUliams f Miss Harriet has re- of C.10, 6.40 p. m.; Sunday. 11.40 a. m.. 12.10 Brookline. Thompson the cottagers, who have been so- turned from S.20, 7.CO p. m. Mass.. and Mr. H. J. Parker of Bos- Fort Fairfield and will journing here for this season, will South 11.10 a. m.. 6.25 William Senter Leave Freeport. & Co., ton. The Merriam-Horne Co.. have spend the balance of the season with turn their faces homeward. p. m.; Sunday, 11.55 a. m.. 6.55 p. m. a valuable here Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Leave Mere Point. 11.50 &. m.. 7.05 very holding and their Thompson. Mrs. P. W. Webster and daughters, 12.35.7.35 p. m. JEWELERS land is in active p. m.; Sunday. demand. Proper Mrs. Worthier, who with the Rev. Clara and who Leave Birch Island. 11.55 a. m., 7.10 Olive, have been guests 51 restrictions assure all of the inevi- H. O. of p. m.; Sunday. 12.40, 7.40 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, Me Worthley Brownville, Me., at Cliff Cottage, returned Friday to 7.25 C^Mrtt, Srm-enir table accrued value which is sure Arrive Harpswell Center, 12.10. C«w/M4fi, Sfeent, I'tern to has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. their home at West Newton, Mass. p. m.; Sundays, 12.55. 7.50 p. m. e>J Portland and Vicinity. come. W. Hanson, has had to extend her Among the arrivals at Cliff To ^ortfawd, Going Wast. The visit in Cottage many friends of Mrs. E. D. consequence of having been on Leave Hanwwell Center. 5.30 a. m.t Thursday were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Return—7.05. 8.05. 9.15. 11.00 a. Harrison will be fo hear that poisoned t~" ivy Mrs. is 12.10 p. m.; Sundays. 1.45 p. m. m.. For Western Landing (Chebeague pleased Worthley E. Pratt and son of 12.45. 2.30. 4.35. 6.50. >.45 p. m. Everett, Mass., 5.45 a. 12.25 Island), Effective 9.30 she Is from the under the medical care of Dr. Hale. Leave Birch Island. m., I For Little and Great Auf. 22—8.00. rapidly recovering who are their first visit at 2.00 m. Diamond Islands. a. in.. 2.20. C.20 p. m. making p. m.; Sunday, p. I Trefethena and accident that befell her while assisting Mr. Joseph H. associate edi- Leave Mere Point. 5.50 a. m.. 12.30 Evergreen Landings Return—7.55. 10.40 a. m.. 4.55 m. Files, Cliff Island. (Peaks Island)—*5.00. p. with the decorations at the 2.05 m. 6.40. 7.10, 9.00. For Hope Island and Eastern Summit tor of the Portland Press, p. m.; Sunday, p. 10.30 a. m.. Landing Daily spent Mr. and Mrs. Brackett of Bustins (.15. 6.45 a. m.. 12.15. 2.00, 4.20. 5.30. 6.20. (Chebeague a. House for Field Westbroek. Leave Island. 7.30. 8.20 p. m. Island), 8.00. 9.20 m., 2.20. Day. last Sunday with Mr. Asher Hinds. 1.25 m.: Sunday. 2.20, 2.00 p. m. C.20 p. m. Me., will occupy Overlook cottage dur- 12.55, p. Return—Leave Little Diamond Rev. O. of Plain- Leave South Free port. (.20 a. m., 1.10 Island. Return—Leave Hope Island. 1S.00. Joseph McKelvey Mr. Asher Hinds, Jr., has returned 6.20. 7.25. 8.25. 9.45. 11.50 a. aa.. ing September. m.; Sunday. 2.45 p. m. 1.25. 3.28. 110.45 a. m.. 15.00 p. m. field. N. J., pastor of the Warren to p. 5.30. 7.00. 8.55. 9.35 P. ro. the island, after a trip down East. Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeacua, Return—Leave Eastern (Che- Many expressions of heartfelt sym- Return—I>save Great Diamond Landing Chapel at that place, is visiting Rev. 7.05 a. m 1.45 p. m.; Sunday. 2.20 m. Island. be ague Island). 10.25 a. m.. 4.40 Mr. John T. Glidden of New York are p. 6.15. 7.20. 8.20. 9.40. 11.45 a. 7.40. p. John H. pathy being extended by friends Leavo Island. 7.15 a. m., m., 1.20. 3.20 m. Hutchison at "Blde-A-Wee", Llttlejonns *>.25. 6.55, 8.50. 9.30 P. ra. City, who Is on the editorial stair to Mrs. Lizzie a 1.55 2.30 m. For Soutb $.00. 9.30 a. m.. located on the shore front near Griffin, resident of p. m.; Sunday. p. rieturn—Leave Trefethena Harpswell. Soule's of the Leave Cousins Island, 7.25 a. m., 2.05 Landing. 2.20. C.20 p. m. American Mining and Engineer- Cliff island, in her great 6.10. 7.15. 8.18. 9.35. 11.40 a. ro.. grove. bereavement, in.; Sunday. 2.40 m. 1.15. 3.15. Return—7.15, 10.00 a. m.. 4.15 ing is the summer p. p. 5.20. 6.4S. 8.45, 9.25 p. m. p. m. Journal, visiting by the death of her little child which Leave Sunset. Great 7.25 For Gurnet Bridge (New iJeatf-wi Tuesday last the Bellevue had ar- Chebeague. Return—Leave home of his family at the West End, occurred the week. a. m.. 2.IS p. m.: Sunday. 2.50 p. m. Evergreen Landing. River). 29.M a. m. rive as its guest for the next two during 6.05. 7.10. 8.10. 9.80. 11.35 a. m.. 3.10. and intends to make a of Arrtvo Portland, 8.20 a. m.. 2.00 p. m.; 1.10. Return—S2.20 p. m. weeks stay about Miss and 5.15. 6.80. 8.40. 9.20 p. m. •This Miss C. H. Ferguson of Sa- Harper Miss Pickett of Sunday, 4.35 p. m. For trip does not stop on doirn trip. ten days. Mr. Glidden has been as- Ponces Landing (Long Island)— )W«sr««r lem, Mass. Miss is Somervllle, Mass., who have been vis- •5.00. permitting. Ferguson the sociated with the 7.10. 8.18. 9.00. 10.30 a. m.. 12.15. |Or at the close younger element at 2.00. of the performance at guest of Miss Alice Rogers. iting friends at the Johnson cottage NEW MEADOWS DIVISION. 4.20. 5.30. 6.20. 7.30. 8.20 p. m. the Gem Theater. the West End for many Return—5.85. Colony years returned home this Meek. From East. 7.10. 8.00. 10.15. 11.25 IStops on signal st On evening of this week and Portland, Going a. m.. 1.00. 3.00. only Landing Indi- Monday although his visits of late have 5.05. 6.40. 8.30. 9.15 p. m. cated to receive and land a Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Week Days. Sunday, For passengers. party from the Bellevue spent the been the he re- and guest. Miss Doughty's Landing (Long Island). Unavoidable delays short, hearty welcome a. m. a. m. Effective Aug. excepted and sub- on the water a Oglene, left for their home 3—*5.00. 8.15, 9.00 a. m.. ject to change without notice. evening enjoying de- ceives whenever he arrives attests Thursday Portland leave 9 00 9 3u 2.00. 5.30, 6.20 p. m. at Additional lightful moonlight sail on the waters his Montclalr, Pa., after a most en- Long Island 9 25 9 55 Return—5.45. a. Trip Tuesdays and Satur- popularity. 7.00, 10.05 m 2.50, of season of Long Island. E. E 9 35 10 05 4.45, 6.30 p. ra. days—10.00 p. m. for Forest City. Tre- Casco Bay. Among those in the joyable cottage life spent at fethens and The Misses Gove of Jenks*. Gt. Chebeague .... 9 50 10 20 For Weatern Landing Evergreen Landings (Peaks party were Messrs. Frank Cambridge, this Island. (Chebeague Island). Little and Tate, Alex Mass.. at the So. Harpawell 10 15 10 45 Island). Effective Aug. 22—8.15. 9.00 Oreat Diamond spent Sunday Glidden а. Islands and McGllvary. John Higgins and the Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Baileys lsl.. Mackerel Cove 10 30 1100 ra.. 2.00. 6.20 p. m. Ponces Landing (Long Cottage. Hayford and Island). Return Misses Edith Setoasco 11 25 11 55 Return—6.40. 9.45 a. ra.. 4.30 p. m. trip for Portland, leave Robinson, Alice Rogers, son of Hanover, Me., are Harbor 11 50 12 20 For Ponces Lsndlng 11.00 stopping Cundy Hope Island and Eastern Landing p. m.. Evergreen Mollie Rodgers, Mildred Houston. at the "Casco this week. ... 11.10 p. m.. Cottage" Gurnet Bridge, arrive 12 SO 1 00 (Chebeague Island)—8.15. 9.00 a. ra., Landing Trefethens Landing CHEBEAGUE BASE BALL 2.00. 11.15 m.. Alice Perkins and Elizabeth TEAM. arrived on To West. б.20 p. ra. p. Great Diamond Island 11.20 Simpson. They Saturday last. Mr. Potlantf, Going m.. Little Return—Leave p. Diamond Island 11.25 p. m. Miss Marie Burn ham of is an of the Week Days. Sundays. Hope Island. f6.45, 19.56 C. Medford. Hayford employee Berlin а. ra.. 14.35 p. ra. W. T. CODING. Gen. A. Next week the Casco Bay Breeze p. m. p. m. Mgr. Mass.. Mary Rhodes and S. L. Mills at that place. Return—Leave Eastern 6.25. will publish a 3 column half tone Gurnet leave «,... 2 00 2 30 Landing. Rhodes of cut Bridge, 9.30 a. ra.. 4.15 p. m. Norwood. Mass.. arrived On Cundy Harbor 2 40 3 05 of the base ball to- Tuesday Henry H. Savage of For SoufA 9.00 a. CHEBEAQUE ISLAND. Friday last to a two weeks* va- Chebeague team, BtbMCO 3 05 3 25 Harpawell m., 2.00. enjoy Boston Joined his who have б.20 p. m. cation at gether with the names of the family lsl., Mackerel Cove 4 00 4 20 the "Villa." This is their players. been Baileys Return—6.00 a. m.. 3.50 p. m. who Is summering at the "Quanna- So. 4 15 4 35 first sojourn and no Everyone interested should be Harpswell For Gurnet Bridge (New Meadowa (Continued from page 2.) here, doubt they poitt" this year. Jenks'. Gt. .... 4 40 5 00 sure and a of this Chebeague River)—19.00 a. ra. will the time, as get copy issue Loag Island. E. E 4 55 5 IB enjoy September is Return—12.00 p. ra. (Sept. 5.) H. W. Bo wen, Daniel Long Island 5 05 525 an ideal month in Casco Bay. SUNDAYS log Mr. Harris' Harris and at Portland, arrive 5 40 CM present holdings. The Cyril Bissell Chebeague LONG ISLAND. For special men's prize for the will Forest City Landing (Peak* The new store of take advance orders up to Tues- drug which Dr. highest single of duck for a—Sailing trip. Island)—7.00. 8.00. ».09. 10.00. 11 00 a. m.. L. 1a string pins 3. east 12 20. Hale is an owner hss been day, Sept. Gus Walsh and B—Steamer goes via Orrs Island. 1.18. 2.20. 2.20. 4 JO. 5 20. < 20. 7.20. Saturday at the Chebeague Bowling brother of New •—Mackerel Cove Wharf. >.20 p. m. opened about two weeks. York have been The clerk Alleys was won by Arthur of at their camp at ••—Old Wbarf. Return—1.20. 9.30. 10.20. 11.20 a. m.. is Mr. a Skllllngs Fobes. registered druggist Yarmouth. luck CLIFF ISLAND. Harbor Grace through the season. Mr. t—Por all landings except Cliff Island. 12.40, 1.20. 2.IS. J.40. B.M. 5 25. 7.00. $.00. Good followed Mr. and 10 00 t>. m. from Woodfords. % 1 Walsh has built a new Llttleflelds Orrs. Sklllings throughout the and bungalow and on For string C—Boat calls signal only. Cushlngs Island. 8.00. 9.00, 11.00 a. A is his m flag raising was observed at the he made a high score of 105. The (Continued from Page 7.) moving furniture into it this Z—Stops to land passengers only. 12.20. 2.20. 4.20. 4.20. 7.30 p. m. Island View was one week. E. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr. Return—8.30. 0.20. 11.30 a. m.. 12.(0. Cottage, Friday, Aug- 16. prize dollar. 2 48. 4.80. 7.42 m. at 9.30 in the 8.40. p. morning. One of the Mrs. S. R. of provement Mr. Fred L. Hutchlns of Ward For Little and Oreat Diamond Mitchell Boston who Society was the sweet trio One, Islands, guests rendered a trombone solo aad has been Portland, who built a new CA8CO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. Trafethens and Evergreen Landings, registered at the ••Villa*' for sung so effectively by the Misses Car- cottage (Peaks sll participated in the this at Island), 7.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m.. singing. the past month has entertained the rie Lewis. Tina Griffin and Master spring Harbor Grace is con- 12.20. 1.18. 3.20. 8.20. 8.20, 7.20 p. m. Mr. Henry T. Eastman of guests here several John Lewis. nected with the well known shoe (CAtCO BAY LINK) Return—Leave Little Diamond Island— North evenings during 8.26. 0.40. 11.40 a. Conway, N. H., wlj her store of J. E. Farr at 47 •Ir'i l«*v« Custom houm Wharf m.. 1 25. 2.80. 4.45. 2.22. passed from this stay. Sunday evening she sang Mr. F. R. Slater, who has been Exchange 7.28. 8.40 p. m. life at the sge of and many selections in street. He is a For Peaks, Llttlo and Great 94, whose fune.-al a very pleasing his vscation with his prominent Republic Cushings. Return—Leave Great Diamond Island— was spending family can of Diamond, and Che- held Friday, Aug. left manner. Mrs. F. C. of st Ward One and has led his Long, Hope 8.20. > 28. 11.22 a. m.. 1.20. 2.4*. 4.40. (.20. 23, three O'Qrady Bay Cliff, returned to his home In booguo Islands—South Harps- 7.20. 8.28 p. m. sisters living on Mrs. Montreal played the piano. ticket for Common Council several woll and Oumtt Chebeague: Somervllle the early part of the Bridge Return—Leava Trefethena Land Inc. Sarah Hamilton. years. Mr. and Mrs. (Now Moadowa 82; Mrs. Matilda Mrs. W. J. Parker has recovered week. Hatchlns had Rlvsr). 8.12, 9.28. 11.20 a. m.. 1.18, 2.40. 4.22. 8.48. a Hamilton, 72 aftd Mrs. Julia from her family reunion last week Passenger and Freight Service Effective 7.22. 2.20 p. m. Bennett, recent Illness and will be Mrs. W. C. Master Monday Return—Leave 89. Mr. Eastman was Gage. Winthrop at which Mr. and Mrs. July IS. 1907. Evergreen once a fre- able to return to her home at Dor- Charles B. 11.22 a. Landing. Gage and Mrs. Evelyn visited WEEK DATS. 2.10. 9.20. m.. 1.10. 2.22. 4 30. 0.40. quent visitor at the but chester Cousins, Hutchlns of Oakland. Mr. A. 7.20. 2 22 P. m. Island, had today. Mrs. Parker and friends at Gorham and George For Foreat Cltr not been here for Cumberland Hutchlns of Rumford Landing (Peaks For Ponce's Landing (Lone eight years. Two family have been registered at the Mills Falls. Mr. and Island)—( 41, HI. > 00. 10.30 a. m Island). recently. An interesting fea- Mrs. I.St). 7.00, 2.00, 9 20. 10.20 a. m 12.20. aoas. Roswell and and a Bellevue. Parker P. Hutchlns of lilt. 1.15, 2.00. 3.00. 1.12, Timothy ture of their while Oakland* 4.20. S3*. «20. 7.30, 2.20. 2.20. 8.20. (.20, 7.20 p. m. daughter. Elm stay In Cumberland and Miss Edna M. • JO, t 30. 11.IS p. m. Ira. also survive him. Hutchlns of Lew- Return—8.00, 2.20. 11.08. 11.18 a. m.. Miss Edith Robinson after a pro- Mills was a visit made to the silk 1bton Rotom-4.lt, 7 20. I 20. ».M. 10 SO a. were present. m., 1.00. 2.22. 4.20. 8 25. 2.20. 7.12. 8 12 p. m Recently Messrs. Norwood Knowl- tracted of 1 t.U. 1 10. 2 20. 3.20. |4.SO. f 4S. 1.40. 7.1*. For stay several weeks at the Douahty'a Ivmdlnc (Long Island). ton, Arthur Know 1 ton, Bellevue »00. 110 1*. 11.30 p. m. Effective Aug. 2—2.00. 9.30 a. George Rowe left for her home In New For m.. 1.12, snd Robert Rowe Cuahlnga Island—«.4«. 7 50. »00. 2.20, 8 20 p. m. of Rock port, Mass.. York City on this 10.30 a. Tuesday of week. m.. 12 15. 3.00, 4.20. «.td. tSO Return— 8.10. 10.88 a. m. 2 12. were on a cruise to n»- 2.12 Boothbay for While here Miss Robinson made 9- p. m. shout two weeks. On their return many friends at the various houses they spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. where she has added much "COME AND SEE US A. S3. pleasure Hudson of Beverly, Mass., at for others. "Meadowside." The was — day ■pent' FIt« of the seven — by sailing and in the "strollers" who ALL Til ATS BEST evening they oamp«