VOL. XVI Established 1901 Mail PORTLAND, oo Matter Aug. 18, 1902. MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916 ?^CT.edand June at 23, 1915, the Postofllce at Portland, Maine PRICE 5 CENTS BtlSTHTS ISLAND PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE

NEARLY EVERY COTTAGE ON BEST SUMMER AT HOTEL FOR ISLAND OCCUPIED THIS SEASON. SEVERAL YEARS.

Many Social Items of Interest to Many Enjoyable and Interesting En- Not are tertalnments Summer Preserve Here. Why People. Being given Goods You find our store The of Summer Monday morning at ten o'clock attractive and full good things Undoubtedly this is the best sea- found a party oT. young people ready son that the hotel has had for many of merchandise that to leave on a to will interest you to use next Winter? picnic Harpswell years. Not only is the hotel itself Centre in Mr. Brainard's motor-boat full but also many people are room- Wyclimere. Each had hi3 person ing at the Union House which is own' lunch which was eaten on the run as an SOUVENIRS Be But being annex to the hotel. Sugar May High, (Continued on Page 8.) (Continued on Fage 5) Metal Novelties Fir Bags and Pillows Blueberries do not need much sugar. Fruit jars Fountain Pens at less than the wholesale price. Kodaks and Supplies Fine Stationery Quarts . 6c each or 72c a dozen Developing and Printing SKETCHES Books of Pints 5c each or 60c a dozen Every Kind Magazines Famous Large Mouth Style—"Ball's Sure Seal" Make of the Leather Goods Tennis Outfits Golf Goods Casco Bay Brass Novelties R. S. DAVIS CO. Islands The Complete Homefurnishers Short & Cor. Exchange and Federal Streets Loring, Harmon F. E. HASKELL, Treasurer Monument CLIFF ISLAND Sq.

Standing the farthest out to sea of any of the Casco islands a k s 3 a I a tt & 0 u a ? that have P? become famous summering ylaces, Cliff is one of the most beautiful and £. picturesque of all. It is shaped roughly like a great Halpli Home, fttanager capital "H," and from its shape was christened Crotch Island way back In colonial Slalattfc : : : days. For tht conrenience of old mariners, who Jlcaka (Eaaro IBay. fflaiuc * complain of new Rove-1 not bitterly fangled names for old landmarks, this ! ,\ "a name is retained on the Government charts, but the postoffice is Cliff Island and by this name it is known to its friends. NOW OPEN The island's outer arm forms tho bold granite cliffs, with their wicked saw from to tooth reefs, against wttioh the North Atlantic hurls its sign waves. Oil each side of "the Crotch."-the sign low-lying, sandy cross bar of the "It"—are two Famous for great cove:-,, li-e Mven of the island's Ashing and years lobstering fleet. The ini^er arm is a high, hilly ridge, beautifully for its crowned liberal man- Come in here for with pine groves and flanked with smiling meadows. The first settler on Cliff has left no record, but during the Indian agement, superb wars two pioneers of the Bay fled here and were massacred. Rich- ard from location and fine PAINT Potts, the point of Harpswell Neck that still bears his name, and Richard Hayne3, son of the schoolmaster of shore dinners. Ev- both Yarmouth, sought refuge on Cliff Island and died, fighting bravely against overpowering odds, in the field above the old wharf at Strout's erything modern. Point. Tradition says the first settlers on the island were a family named Adkins Accommodates 500. who came after the Indian wars and that their house was built near the scene of this tragedy. About 1800 Samuel Pettin- Rates, booklets and M. F. gill bought eighty acres in the centre of the island from the Coombs Bragdon Paint Co. of family Sebascodegan .Island, a,nd shortly after this the Griffiths floor on came to the plans ap- 47 EXCHANGE ST. island. For many years these families divided the the ... Island, Pettingills owning the eastern end and the Griffiths the plication. western. Until a few The Store With the Yellow Front years ago, a most interesting old house stood near It Gravely Cove. was built by John Merriman about 1740 and was one of the few houses in the whole of Maine made of hand hewn planks. Mail O'de's Given Careful DrilflTQU ^ rt — ■!; r. On The most 0 and Prompt Attention your way up town picturesque character in Cliff's past was old Cap'n. WUllQIGS Keiff, and smuggler reputed ex-pirate. He lived, a century ago, over near the Crotch, and it is still believed that he was in cahoots with a kindered old Cut Prices on all Agents for Page & spirit, Cap'n. Chase of Jewell's Island, in the unholy business of Drugs and Patent 8ha •, wrecking ships by false lights. The grassy knoll over Fish, Apollo the Crotch is still pointed out as "Keiff's and Dutch Dainties graveyard," where be Medicinfs^ .. buried the hapless victims of this ghastly traffic. Candies Cliff Islanders are almost to a man either fishermen or boat builders. Hardly a but some day passes smack laden with cod, Brownie Cameras mackerel and halibut KODAKS lays along side the wharf en route to the Portland wharves. In winter especially boat, building is a great busi- $1.25 up ness, and of the men $6 up many leave aside line and net for saw and chisel. On Cliff Island is Before You Saturday Sunday, for the people are Ad- Decide on ventists who the or keep Sabbath the send to us seventh day. An hour's sail from Brine your films for Developing, or Portland—far to Printing; Enlarging enough escape the picnic party, yet more accessible than islands further down or the Bay—the picturesque old life has been delightfully preserved, and those who know The Simmons & Liquor Drug Treatment it best are fond of boast- Hammond Store Consider ing that "Cliff Island Is still unspoiled." carefully into whose hands you place yourself. Serious SUMNER C. DAVIS, Jr., Prop., Pharmacist investigation by physicians and prospective patients results in invariably selecting the KKRL.EY—the Original, Scientific, Ra- 633 Congress Street tional Treatment. 3od3 Briefly here's why: 36 years' success, skilled KkOddks physicians, kindly treatment, natural health building, reasonable no charges, restraints, no drastic methods, no publicity. We treat both men and women. No nausea or bad after effects— we do not use emetics or Hyoscme, "knock-outs." Established 36 years. Interesting booklet mailed in plain, sealed wrapper. Write today. THE KEELEY INSTITUTE 523 CUMBERLAND AVENUE, COR. MELLEN STREET

CLEARANCE SALE of Entrance to Wlldwood Inn. 8hore and Chicken Dinners Afternoon Tea Sand Schaffner & Marx Beach, Bath House*, Suits to Let. 500 Hart, Summer Suits Vou are Bathing Foot landing for motor eordlally Invited to boats at all tides. You Can Save $2.50 to $8.50 Your Suit by Baying Now attend the opening hours of WILD WOOD INN UNLIMITED SELECTION WILDWOOD PARK, CUMBERLAND FORESIDE Wildwood Inn Is the only under place personal management of English Tea HASKELL & JONES COMPANY MOUSTAKIS' Room, excepting 609 Congress 8treet, Portland, Maine. Locate Rummer your home at W ildwood Beach on the picturesque Foreside. Finest auto road In State leads to property. Modern cottages and building lota for lease and sale. Kvery improvement installed, sew- er, Sobago water, electric tele Candy light, phone; fine bathing beach and dock. LITTLE FIELD & Shop For particulars CO. SOI CONGRESS STREET apply Concord Realt y Co.. 214 Fidelity Hlrig.. Portland, 109-111 COMMERCIAL 8T., PORTLAND, ME. GROCERIES, MEATS and PROVISIONS FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. II The Quality Store with Right Prices. MUSIC We have needed to A. everything supply the table and only quality A. TOOHEY goods are sold here. We cater for hotel, cottage and yacht patronage. Positively No Goods Sold Fruit and Berries. Our location enables us to attend to all island or- ders promptly. Women's Wear Optn for Buatnot 12 Telephone your we will do the rsat Saturday, Ang. order, -. Distinctive in .1 » it* Design and Qyality 568 CONGRESS ST. ■ ME. .* 1 PORTLAND, '»■ Bailey Island, Maine. We have THE the month. everything needed for the table, and our meat DRIFTWOOD. This is the best in department popular boarding house was among Casco Bay. All our vegetables are received the are Miss C. V. of the first to its daily. Stove Evenings guests entertain- Stephens Summit, open doors for the enter- and Wood. Our new of Fireplace auto truck assures the trade of ed by Mr. Gulliver's Victrola, and •N. J., is spending the remainder of taining guests. Location ideal, being S6rvic6. prompt the at the head of the famous Mackerel his many fine records are summer at her cottage. Miss Cove. Fine generally table supplied with the best BAILEY'S ISLAND TELEPHONE 8011-2. MAINE enjoyed. Stephen's cottage is a delightful lit- obtainable. Bathing, Boating and Pish- Mr. Wm, H. Hebard and Miss Kate the bungalow near the end of Mac- ing near the house. Rates and circulars on application. Tel. 615. L. Hebard have returned home after keral Cove. It is adjacent to the I wooded a delightful two weeks spent at the part of the Island and a line Driftwood. view of the Islands and Bay can be Mr. Wallace Bryant the artist of seen. Miss Stephens built her cot- last Maine Boston has decided to remain on the tage year and it is one of the The Bailey Island, ideal locations of the The First National Bank of JOHNSON H. island and has taken up his quarters Island. Portland AND F. JOHNSON, Proprietor at the Driftwood. Mrs. E. T. Potter of Lewiston Is COTTAGES Open June 15 to October 1 her son The oldest national sank in the Many of the Driftwood guests went, visiting Mr. Ralph W. Pot- city Enlarged capacity. Beautifully lo- ter at his cated at the south end in costume to the' bail cottage Rosemont. of the island masquerade near Little Harbor. The Visit Stetson's cream and Over Johnson at Library Hall, Wednesday. Among ,ice parlor Capital Surplus and cottages contain about and partake of the forty the most.notable costumes were: Miss delicious ices rooms, all pleasant and airy. Thor- served here. ONE MILLION DOLLARS Davis, Queen of Hearts; Mr. Bryant, The circulating library oughly modern, toilets, bath, etc. contains 1 Table supplied with best Knave of Miss all the best books, rates two Invites New market Diamonds; Gilbert, Deposit Accounts and Personal Interviews. affords. Sea food a specialty. Fresh cents a day or ten cents a week. Turkish Lady; Mrs. Puron, Spanish milk, eggs, poultry and vegetables Lady. Books, magazines and daily papers raised on the premises. Bathing, are offered for sale. Have read Boating and Fishing. New Dirt The Driftwood is filling up rapidly you Tennis the latest book Courts. Kates on applica- and even now there are very few va- out, "Casco Bay tion. Yarns?" This cancies. The arrivals are: Mr. and popular book is also H. F. JOHNSON, Boatbullder for sale here. of unusual from Done Mrs. W. L. Deyn, Germantown, Pa.; things aiound the world. Repairing Promptly Mrs. J. F. Mr. Wallace Bryant, Boston, Mass.; Craig and daughter Stel- 628 la have returned Congress St., Portland, Maine Mrs. C. J. Tilden, Miss Elinor Til- to their home in after a OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY Chicago pleasant three weeks" HHT 1I~? den, Miss Carol Tilden, Baltimore, T Tr\x ^r?Orri~? a visit at Mrs When you have a few leisure moments come in and A ipv Occupies commanding situation at the Emeline H. Miss Flora I. Hall's. inspect our stock. X i~l r, I I V 11VI 1./A I J Md.; Miss Parsons, li,j X southern and most picturesque end of the Dr. E. E. Simpson and Miss Hel- Alice K. Parsons, Los Angeles, Cal- BAILEY island—within a short walk of either en o? ISLAND, MAINE. ocean or bay ifornia; Miss Martha L. Powell, Om- Simpson Chicago, 111., spent I shore. The Homestead table- the week end at Mrs. :inu service aha, Neb.; Mrs. Chas. F. Sweet, Miss F. I. Hall's cot- tagc. BERTHA FARNHAM LOUGEE, r--Decorator are Mary Sweet, Hartford, Conn. CHOICE CUT FLOWERS of all kinds inFlorist--Design< their Season. homelike The guests of Miss Susan Climatic conditions pro- Jordan duce the finest bPENCER as and in all1 at PEASProcurable judged by Experts in this line. Bonnyview cottage are Miss Callie We also an respects Robin Hood Inn. carry EXCLUSIVE LINE OF POTTERY—nothing duplicated—such D. Greene of Mrs. as candle-sticks, jardinieres, flower excellent. Turner, Me.,; Clara bowls, tea-sets, vases, etc., which make nice Fresh Rev. L. M. Robinson, a visitor to E. of wedding and birthday gifts as well as souvenir Bangs Sabattus, Me.; Mrs. pleasing gifts from Maine. milk, Inn several has Robin Hood for years Elizabeth C. Bridge of Glenridge, N. VISIT OUR NEW FLOWER STORE vegetables been here for a week. Miss Cottle 64-7 CONGRESS ST from our .1.; Mildred of Boston and PORTLAND Under the Columbia Hotel a went to New Mrs. R. G. own Thursday party Campbell and Miss Irene Orders delivered anywhere in the United States. Phone of 3256-W Portland grarden. Meadows to partake of one the Campbell of Manchester, Conn. Tennis fine dinners. shore Mr. Fuller of New York will oc- Court. A great many people are here, cupy the Illustrated Armstrong bungalow for Booklet. and the Inn is nearly full. Miss Mas- the month. sev looks forward to a very success- Miss Gladys Peabody has returned OPEN JUNE 15th to OCTOBER 1st THOMAS E. HA2ELL ful season, which is made possible to her home in Lawrence after a two by her excellent management. weeks' visit to Miss Margaret Gib- -Mr. A. P. Husband and family have son at Braeside. l?ft the Inn after an exceedingly Miss Elizabeth R. Lyle of Danville, EatonCompanyj?™^ pleasant stay. Ky.t is the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Miss Massey's guests are: Mme. Herbert E. Day at Gray Rocks. Driftwood "■nSE?"- D. Mr. and On Maillet, Washington, C.; Miss Ellen Fay and Master Allan Sea Cliff, Ocean Side. Open to Sept. Mrs. Stowell, Colo.; of 25. Ellery Denver, Fay Washington, D. C., are visit- For Past 30 an Superb View from 60 foot Porch Miss Elvira Benson, Miss Edith Sher- ing their Mrs. H. Years aunt, E. Fay at her Thoroughly good table and comfortable New York Mrs. Arm- wood, City; cottage Gray Rocks. rooms overlooking surf. New strong, Miss Armstrong, Minot, Mrs. Robt. Heebner entertained dining room seats 60. C, Winter address Nov. Rev. L.. M. Miss Neff a number of Art Needlework to May 10, Eustis Mass.; Robinson, guests at an informal Store Fla. Mr. and on Robinson, Philadelphia, Pa.; tea Wednesday. Her were Mrs. guests A. McK. Gulliver, Proprietor. Mrs. Geo. B. Ecker, Miss Charlotte Mrs. J. J. Mrs. Allen, Campbell, Mrs. As our customers so it: Ecker, Miss Helene Ecker, Leonia, Albee, Mrs. Axt. aptly put N. J. Mr. Robert Heebner of " Newton We always find here a little different." Centre, Mass., is visiting his family something The Willows. at the Bel-goed cottage for ten days. Mrs. Johnson's house still remains A notice should be made here of full and its many guests enjoy them- Bailey's Island's wild flowers, which ROBIN HOOD INN j We are a more —Proprietor— selves exceedingly. The latest ar- are of all manner, color and descrip- assortment than ever in showing complete The ideal rivals are: Mr. R. Starr Mr. tion. One of the Mrs. C. location on the Finley, Islanders, on the east end Island—situated J. and in full view of Ralph H. Adams, Spencer, Mass. Prescott has counted one hundred I ocean. the Beautiful pine groves and walks Miss Mr. Mrs. and three varieties of wild around the Mary Marshall, and I llowers. I OUR UTOPIA YARNS house. The house is modern in every Mr. and Mrs. Estabrook have Captain Henry's dahlias are also respect—toilets, baths and sewer- Lynas, very age. beautiful since returned to their various homes af- they are so large NEW-SIX NEW SHADES RECEIVED-NEW a and vari-colored. JUST Rates and ter delightful vacation spent at Circulars upon application The Willows. Mr. Wm. A. Ingersoll of East Open June 15 to Orange, N. J., is visiting at Briny- Also NEW STAMPED. PIECES September 15 medo for a week. j» The Homestead. Long Distance Telephone In the House Miss Emma C. Roberts is Monday evening the children of the ! visiting a sister, Mrs. F. B. Brandt at Mt. house had a marsh-mallow toast. EATON COMPANY j Desert ferry for one week. "" •"» Wednesday afternoon the children Mr. Alfred Streuli of New York 1L gave an entertainment at 3.30 in Is E. again a of Mrs. E. Bailey Island, Maine Cathedral Woods for the benefit of guest Barker at The SINNETT Breakers. Mass. spent a few days at The Av- Bowker—1 stick Fol- DEALER IN FIRST the Maine Children's Home Society. chewing gum. CLASS Miss Envma of West alon as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lowing these the went on a Groceries, was cleared. The Newhall New- party Provisions, Meats, Etc., First Fourteen dollars F. Quality ton, Mass., spent the week end as the W. Prime. sail and returned home. Canned Goods, General program was as follows: Selections Merchandise, guest of Mrs. Lincoln at her Mr. Walter E. Milliken and son of Fresh Fish and Ice on Victrola, Caprice, Kreisler; Min- Righter cottage on Rock Point. Maiden the week-end with RARE OPPORTUNITY. Large Line of Tennis Shoes and uet, Beethoven; Comin 'Thro the Rye, spent Rubber Goods in Mrs. Lincoln Righter has returned Mrs Scribner at Barn. Stock. Alma Gluck; interpretative dance, Doyle's from a very visit in the SOUVENIR POST Martha Asbury, Blanche Johnson, enjoyable at Booth- A very pleasant barn dance was Early spring of this year, CARDS. bay. the Cumberland Land and Title Store, Wharf and Fish Market Dorothy and Beatrice Howell (music given by Mrs Scribner Saturday ev- at Mackerel Cove Mr. Robert D. Morse of Boston Company of Portland, assumed con- which was Mendelsohn's Spring Song ening. About ninety were present. j spent the week end with Mrs. trol of the property owned Sun- was sung by Miss Macomber; French Right- As usual Miss Evelyn Prime fur- by er. set Land Company of Portland. This song, Beatrice and Dorothy Howell; nished the Victrola music. •Prof. Lull of New Haven, Conn., land lies on the south-west end of solo Dance, Miss Grace McGuire: Saturday afternoon a ball game has arrived to visit Prof, and Mrs. and contains a SEASIDE French recita between the Chebeague, great COTTAGE song, Melanie Smith; John married and single men Bailey Island, Me. j C. Adams. Then he and Prof. many desirable situations for sum- Mrs. F. E. tion; Colburn Armstrong; butterfly ! of the Island was played. The game Ideal Cram Adams started on a cruise in Prof. mer residents. Great improvements summer home with a bountiful dance, Martha Asbury, Dorothy and lasted 15 innings. The feature of it food table, including sea Adams yawl Wraith to Port are being planned. The new owners in abundance. to "Beatrice Howell; recitation, Beatrice Clyde all was Mrs. Scribner who sirucU Handy postoffice, wharf and beach. { and Boothbay. have named the Open June 25 to Oct. talk on Children's Home So- out four times. property Bay 1. Rates on application. Howell; Mr. Transients accommodated Alexander M. Wilson of New View. The shady groves, pine for- ciety, Mr. J. J. Allen of Summit, N. j Mr. C. R. Hara of Philadelphia is Dinners a York, a worker among the lower ests, open and the Specialty J. The talk was splendid and gave j visiting Mrs. Lyke at the Hillcrest. fields, -many classes of that city spent the week beautiful views and should a very good explanation of the work- Miss Helen Deering of Maiden is vistas, end at The Barnacle. Mr. Wilson make this a most of the society; dance, Miss Bailey visiting Mrs Phillips at the U-so- place popular re- was a sociology worker in Philadel- sort for a summer (music "To A Wild Rose," MacDow- I cosy for three weeks. colony. The peo- phia. at the West End Stetson's Ice ell). Mrs G. W. Phillips celebrated the ple have an ideal Cream Parlor Mr. John B. Willis an editor of colony of congenial folk who think BAILEY ISLAND, ME. The arrivals here are: Miss Eunice twelfth birthday of George Phillips The Boston spent the week end with Mr. that there is no Quality Ice Cream, made on the E. Mr. and by giving a Games were other place quite premises, the kind the Lippincott, Lenox, Mass.; Root. party. ticular trade Is par- so attractive and as the demands, what we serve here. Our Mrs. S. J. Stone, Gardner, Me.; Mr. played and refreshments serveu. pleasing, of auto truck assures Rev. Adolph Roeder of N. West you prompt delivery. We are still and Mrs. R. B. Reid, Montreal, Que.; Orange, Among those present were Hie end of Chebeague Island. One making the delicious Stetson's J., preached at the All Sa:nts the caramels and candies. Box Mr. and Mrs. J. S. New York by Misses Ruth and Virginia Ja- of the great attractions is that of Candies, etc., Fruit, Soda, Cracker Seckle, Sea service in the absence of Lyke, Postal Cards, Goods, Rev. net Marion its nearness to the city. The cool Magazines and all papers. Ishind City; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Ferrln. Mr. Hill, Wright, Helen Breeze. agent for Casco Bay Shepard the rector. and sail of Don't forget our Newtonville, Mass.; Mrs J. E. French/ Deering, Ruth Hargreaves, the Mes- delightful forty minutes circulating library, the latest books two Mr. and Mts. Chas. Gillman and cents a day. Kodak only Portland, Me.; Miss Frances Twit- srs. Gordon, George and Carl Phi- would rest and refresh the tired Supplies, Developing, Etc. family of Lewiston have ar- D. Mr. and again lips, Mrs. John Baxter Mrs. business man -more than any tonic. chell, Washington, C.; rived and will be at their Lyke, Mrs. cottage S. T. and Mrs. G. Phil- Here he would find great enjoyment Cyrus Benson, Cyrus Benson, Jr., Sea Cliff for Phillips w! the remainder of Au- in the bathing, fishing, and boating Summit, N. J.; Mrs. W. E. Everett, gust. lips. Mass.; Rev. G. H. Dennison of German- which the quiet little harbors and Wollaston, Messrs. Allan Hall of New York Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. town," Pa. has returned home after bays make so easy and pleasurable. CHARLES S. and Uavis Ripley of Boston THOMAS Baileyhland, fi'e. Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Allen spent a Ave weeks stay at the Drinkwaier As the people build and buy land the week end with Mrs. A. C. Burn- were here, it is planned to put in great CASCO BAY'S LEADING the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arm- ham. Cottage. strong at dinner. Miss Margaret Rent has returned improvements, such as turning the CONTRACTOR and BUILDER after a two months' visit to her turfs on the roads, raking the beach- Buy Millinery and save money at All work The Woodbine. grandparents in White Rocks, Me. es, making attractive paths and under my personal supervi- "Eustis'."—Adv. Miss Emma Glazier of walks through the forests, and keep- sion. Estimates on A musicale was held Friday even- Medford, application. Job- Mass. is the ing the grass cut. The Cumberland bing a ing at. which Mr. and Mrs. Mathews guest of Mrs Glazier specialty. Satisfaction to all. at the Oak Grove. and Title Company is a reliable real {teal Estate and Land for and Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds sang. sale. One of the most estate firm that has opened Thursday a game of battledore and happy events already Estates Cared for at Break many large plots of land in Port- Telephone shuttlecock was played in which Mrs. recently Day Cottage oc- Cousin's curred last week when the Flirt a land and vicinity. There offices are at Edmunds and Mrs. Mathews won, member of the each as a Boston Yacht Club 74, Exchange street, Portiand. IT having 275 points score. «- dropped anchor of the shore. you are interested in this rare -r-r Thursday evening the guests went £ Island^ The op- CAM TTTTT*******'♦♦►J**M»•&*«J Flirt to a summer on a Ib many times n prize winner portunity get home in IMf A The handsome motor bont motor boat sail among the dif- P RllpC "Tramp", carry- Mrs. Etta 9. Forbes of and this one of the most beautiful tJnilLlliV] I rtll llLiO ferent islands of the Alston, yoar captured three. Capt. spots in ing twenty pnssengers, can be bay. Mass. a private parties at engaged for spent few with Mrs. John Rlack the owner the send a card to any hour of the or Mrs. Sinnett's latest arrivals are: days with "Larry," Bay, just their day night. We will as Mrs Gem Peaks arrange trips to Day, did Cecil Hrown also "Beard," and "Hank'' E'vans we're offices. You will receive prompt and Theatre, Island, Trefethens, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleland, Plainfleld, N. Dayburn Casino and to of Allston, who, after her visit here house of courteous Interesting points In tho on othet Mr. guests Mrs S. J. Bissei of attention. Bay application. Experienced J.; Benjamin Luckey, Paterson, went to Bangor. Rates reasonable. boatmen in charge. N. Dny Break Cottage. A shore dinner J. Mrs. Nellie P. Rogers of Allston, was given and afterwards the entire White Milan Hats, $3.95, "Eustis." GEORGE HI. spent a day at the with were LUBEE, The Johnson. Lingamore, party entertained at the spac- —Adv. Bailey Island, Me. Mrs. Day. ious The Much excitement was caused Wed- cottage, Avalon, owned by Mrs* Day 1h entertaining at the Mrs W. F. Prime. nesday when Mr. Johnson's beautiful Dancing was Mngamore. Miss Greta Simpson of all In the new motor boat was launched. The enjoyed by large living Allston for two weeks. room built for •boat is and will be used especially such affairs OPTICIANS quite speedy Mrs Win. M. Lanning of A in Trenton, large party was entertained a- taking out parties of guests. N. We are the and M. J\ pjrrlved very unexpectedly hoard the Flirt the next largest o'd^st op- WARD & SON On the same day Mr. James John- day. Lun- Friday to visit the Misses Pearson at. cheon was served by Mrs. Herbert tical estab ishment in Maine. BAILEY ME. son caught a seven-pound lobster. the Brownie. ISLAND, latest Evans, the very efficient chef. it Promot and careful service. guests: Mrs. Arthur J. Mr and Mrs C. H. Atwood of Bos- Is rumored that at least one of the Expert Plumbing Contractors. New Agrate, Leonla, N. J.; Miss Mabel ton have KODAKS and SUPPLIES (Allston) loft for their crew will be back for E. Osgood, Mass.; Mrs. 1agaln the and up-to-date work Springfield, home after a very pleasant two next week-end. v shop. We can 8. J. Brooks, Miss Sadie J. Brooks, week's MURDOCK CO., visit with Mrs Goddard at Mrs. J. F. bTiini*nn save you New York Miss A. R. Wells, Hinckley of Fornsoil money. Contractors for City; the Barnacle. cottage has been Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Florence P. visiting relatives Water Mi. Ray Goddard of In Warren and Supply Outfits, Windmills, Miss Emille Alden New- Rosllndale, Waterville. Newcomb, Mass., is Mrs. Goddard for Mr, visiting J. Carleton Hinckley and Tanks, Pumps, Pipe etc. romb. Bmoklvn. N. Y.; Mrs. W. C. two weeks at the fitting, Cot- Barnacle. Clarence Bean of Medford have re- Brlggs, Mr. F. I>. Hedges, Elizabeth, Mrs A. J. Smith tage plumbing a of Brighton turned after a week at For-us-all. specialty. Telephone. N. J.; Miss Elizabeth C. Bridge, Glen- was Mass., the guest of Mrs. Smith MIhb Ethel M. Andrews of Expert rldge, N. J.; Miss Ardelle Atwood, at Bridge- workmen. the Edgecllff for the week-end. port Is two weeks Mrs. John E. Atwood. Newton High- spending with her Wednesday evening Mrs Ketctium parents at their Home lands, Mass.; Mr. Chas. J. Brooks, cottage. Office, North 8ebago, Me. entertained three tables of whist, at Mr, Fred Laugblln of Mr. Ivlovd New York the Portland PAY Brooks, City; Rockhaven. Refreshments of, spent the week-end at Miss Grace T. Pratt, Cambridge, Somnuri Hail candy, cake and lemonade were I with Mr and Mrs Ourney. YOU Mass.; Mr. John Whitman, Spring- served. WILLOW COTTAGE Among those present were Tuesday a picnic was •AVINQ9 Miss Lillian held at BAILEY ISLAND, ME. field, Mass.; King, Mr. and Mrs. Garey and son, Mr. and Pustln'n. The party of thirty-one Homelike I-eomlnster Mass.; Mrs, H. O. Camp- Mr*. Ware, Miss went In cottage, accommodating Boqnet* and Floral Jamieson, Mrs. the Handy Andv. They ate Dcaignu of all kinds belt, Miss Irene Campbell, Manches- Pea »ve and about twenty guests. View of ocean daughter and Miss on the ball field and held sports af- ter, Conn. Roeers. and Islands, centrally located. Rates terward. The prizes were won Mrs. A. H. by reasonable. Special rates for Marchant and MJss Mlsn Mabel Anderson- 1 cake Her- May, DENNETT, the Florist Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mr. June and September. «2« Babcock, Gladys Marchant of Winchester, shey'a Chocolate and Master CONG* ESS ST. Opp t*« tlbrary Ralph Mrs. Walter E. % Johnson, Prop. T«l. tf-W POtTWNB.ME. a delicious shore dinner. The was outing declared to be the most suc- cessful and best one that they have Long Island had. RJ'.ss Ruth Ford and Miss Alice Baton are spending two weeks In North Conway, Maine, where they are Casco Bay House. guests at the Sunset House. are An The season thus far at this ever They enjoying their stay there and are popular hotel 1b much than Important brighter Disposal making many friends it has been among the peo- for several years. Many ple at the hotel. of Ladies' people have come here through the Mr. and $12.50 Coats for Mrs. Alfred Jones and summer also several large picnics children of Berlin, New Hampshire, have made the hotel their headquar- are ters. occupying Mrs. McNeill's cottage for a vacation of two weeks' dura- Mr. Reed a guest at the tion. Hotchklss, They arrived on the island hotel, recently received a gold head- early Saturday $5.00 ed cane in token of his taken morning. having Miss Gertrude of first in a Bailey Medford, place hay pitching contest Is the We consider it to at Mass., guest of Mrs. Fred Ford business the benefit to cus- the West End. Mr. Thomas Casey of the good give West End. Miss Bailey came another guest here came second in tomers while the coats are needed. These coats serve Monday and will remain here for a will the contest. Mr. Casey is spending week. Mr. Fred Ford and son Fred When his two weeks' vacation here. Mr. you well the autumn months. coat is You See This Ford, spent the through Every Jr., week end with Casey was a former clerk here but is their family. They have now return- modeled for this season. The lot is made of now practising law in Beverly and especially up ed to their business in Boston where The Boston, Mass. Mr. several and of were best known trade-mark in the know Ford is th^ ^ditor-ln-chief of the styles qualities. Many them £$12.50, world—you Mr. Daniel McEachern, manager of Boston the Transcript. at once Gulf Refining Co.'s plant- in Bev- but, of choice for what is represented. We want you to as read- We carry a complete line of house regardless price—your $5.00. erly, Mass., spent a week end here and Mr. cottage furnishings at our store know recently McEachern is especially on ily where it is represented. the corner of Exchange and Fed- well known on the island because of Coats at $7.50 and eral streets. five minutes from $10.00 the fact that he was clerk here six Only the wharf. Come and see our of aud as values. ! years ago. Mr. McEachern was here goods. higher quality equally great R. S. Davis Co.—Adv. almost a fortnight ago. Mrs. Thomas Gobbel of Among those who have registered Berlin, New has been a here recently are Mr. Thomas J. Hampshire, spending Casey, few days in Mrs. McNeill's Beverly, Mr. Daniel A. McEachern, cottage but is now occupying her own cot- Beverly, Mass., Mr. Frank Paris, Bos- & Allen tago nearby. Mrs. Charles Rohde Mr. Cressey ton, Mass., W. D. Ingram, Boston, and family who have been here for Mass., Mrs. H. M. Rollins, Des Victor Distributors the month of July went to their homo Moines, Iowa, Mrs. M. O. Hanson, in Roxbury, Mass., last week. Portland and Mr. J. L. Merryman of Mr. James York of South gpaiuir jl 534 CONGRESS ST. Portland. Portland, PORTLAND, ME. Maine, is extensive ME. The N. H. making repairs PORTLAND, Berlin, city government on his cottage. He is having a with invited guests sixty numbering new piazza on and will the people were at the hotel put paint yesterday exterior of the for a cottage while the in- clam bake and outing. The par- terior is being renovated. ty had a delightful time and in the completely Mrs. George Magner and family of afternoon a sail down the bay was en* joyed. Boston, Mass., are occupying one of the Seward cottages at the West End Casco House for the remainder of the sum- Bay c^L'™\"ap"ep. CLARK & Mr. Edward Malioney, a summer mer. GRIFFIN resident I ■ here, recently entertained a Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mayberry of party of LONG ISLAND, ME. University of Maine friends Watertown, Mass., will arrive on the at his cottage here. They spent last island this week to spend the re- Tuesday night a week ago here and mainder of the season in their cot- all enjoyed the evening immensely. tage at the West End. Mr. and Mrs. The Groceries, Meats and party was composed of Portland Mayberry have been on the island be- boys who are students at the Uni- fore this summer visiting the pa- of versity Maine. rents of Mrs. Mayberry, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. William Provisions Mahoney, who is Richard Sclionland. They came from the spending summer with his parents Watertown to Portland in their auto- Our sixteen years of success enables us to here is a student in Boston Univer- mobile. sity, where he is studying law. This Mr. John McCartv and his sister, meet want of the next school will every patrons that favor year be Mr. Ma- Miss Helen McCarthy of Portland ar- us with their lioney's last year at the university. rived at their cottage last trade. Our stock is the best The dance Saturday held last Wednesday where will the rest of the they spend ■Leading hotel on the island. Finest view of Casco Bay possible. Pine night at Pavilion proved to obtainable. in all Cushing's I season. Mr. and Mrs. McCartv have groves alongside the hotel. Private gas light plant—gas in every room. Ex- Right prices departments be a success greater than any of the spent many seasons here and there- cellent Table. Bathing, Boating and Fishing privileges. Dancing parties and we deliver all former ones this twice each week. Open June 30 to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on orders Come year. The music fore are well known to the colony. appli- promptly. was excellent cation. Accommodates 100. Fine steamboat service. Telephone service. Call and of the highest Mr. C. H. the us in and our Page, guest last week any time. Only thirty minutes' sail from Portland. Clam Bake house ac- store. grade dance music. Both inspect square and of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe West, return- commodates 500 guests with dancing privileges. Come to our hotel for a round dances pleasant vacation. received their share of ed to his home in Maiden, Mass., last performers. During the intermission Saturday. Mr. West is the superin- Mr. Fred McKenney gave an interest- tendent of schools in Maiden, Mass. informal ing talk on stories of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward European war. Miss Christie Jen- Cushing are sending out cards for also the: nings delighted those present the marriage of their daughter, Glad- CO. with several ENEMARK piano solos. Many peo- ys Marion, to Mr. Clinton Henry attended the ple dance, residents of Johnson, on Friday evening, Sept- Island Market the Long West End colony and guests at ember 8th, 1916, at 7 o'clock, Island The Shoe the Expert Doctors hotel being present. avenue, Long Island, Maine. Doughty's Landing <404-406 Miss Blanche Wilson of Everett, LONG MAINE Congress St., opp. City Hall Tel. 1052 Mass., a friend of Miss Christie Jen- ISLAND, The best place for Millinery, "Eus- nings spent last week as the guest tis."—Adv. OUR STOCK OF of Miss Jennings at her cottage in the West End colony. Miss Wilson had never before been on the island but Meats and Provisions she Groceries, was charmed with all its attrac- is the Best Obtainable tions and also with the congenial here. people f Littlejohn's We All Orders and Will Give Personal Attention to the Same Last Friday night the younger Appreciate members of the hotel guests and of L_J the West End colony greatly enjoyed Mrs a hay rack party given by Mr. Reed J. Ready 6f Boston and Mr and Mrs Hotchkiss, a hotel guest. Those of Callahan of New York are Everett, Mass. are spending a week Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hubbard, of Hill Crest a at the the the hotel who were present were Miss occupying for month. Alpine cottage with Mrs. Mu- Newton, spent week end at Nod- Mr H. A. Malloy, Miss Josephine F. Richardson of Milton ran. dle Head, the charming summer res- Petsch, X. Miss Irene Petsch, Miss Gladys Cush- H., spent the week-end at the* "Chief" Lash conducted a sprint idence of Mr. and Mrs. William Al- Glover of ing, Miss Ethel Woodman, Mr. Thom- Cottage. four comrades to extinguish the len Harris, and family. Miss Mildred Buckman of Wo- fire on Cousin's Island. as Casey, Mr. Reed Hotchkiss and Although The Misses Margaret and Gertrude burn, is a guest at the Ar- the original was dif- Mr. Benjamin Cushine. Mass., purpose quite Albion, spent the week end at, Cape cade. ferent did as the tire was Miss Alice Holcombe of Sunny Slope they nobly Elizabeth Me., where they were the Mr. F. C. Underhill of but rubbish cottage has had as recent week end Framing- nothing burning set on guests of Miss Mary Beverly, who is ham, Mass., is his fire Mr. guests here, Mr. and Mrs. Morris visiting family by Doyle. .fummering their. Mr. Robert Al- for two weeks at his the The Chain has located a new Miles and Dr. Edward B. Estes all of cottage Gang bion embarks on the 14th or 15th of Rockledge. camp on the Island. The Portland. Mrs. Agnes Midford of general August, on the Battleship Kearsage, Mrs L. W. Collett, and the MiBses situation is not known the Portland was the guest of Miss Hol- by ignor- on which he will cruise as a member Ferguson and Parkhurst of Woilas- ant but rumors are combe over the last week end. public, floating of the Naval Plattsburg, for a month. ton, Mass., Mrs. Rose Curtis of around that it might be under- Recent guests at Greyshingles, the Mr. Albion had as a guest this week, Cambridge, Mrs. E. L. Cook of No. ground. attractive cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Professor Miles Langley, of Bowdoin Scituate, Mrs. A. Dwight and family Mr. Geo. E. has left the Is- Harry Smardon, were Mr. and Mrs. Barry college, Brunswick Me. of Back Bay, Mrs A. B. Russell and land after a three weeks' stay at Fred Pinkham of Portland. They Mr. C. Darrow of Prince- daughter, Mrs Nettie Taylor and the Christy Bungalow. Whiting were guests for over the week end New was a last (laughter of Somerville and Miss Mr and Mrs F. W. three ton, Jersey, guest and returned to Portland in the early Gibson, week of Professor and Mrs. Edward Elizabeth Candor of Kirkwood, N. daughters of West Mass.. part of the week. Roxbury,' I at new Y., are two and Mrs E. P. Capps, their cottage on Mr. and spending weeks at the Dixon of St. Loui3 Mrs. W. P. Libby and I Bray's Point. Mr. Darrow spent on- Hub. spent Sunday at t,he liig Christy children, Dorothy, Ruth and Parker a few but return Mr. Carleton Hicks and fam- with Mrs. Armington. ly days here, will Libby of Plymouth, recently later in the season for a stav Mass., ily have been visiting Mr. E. iD. Mr N. H. Armington of Boston longer arrived on the island for the remain- here. Last when out Brown at Farmington. visited his family over the week- week, sailing der of the summer. They are occupy- with a of friends Professor A musicale was given at the Hub end. party ing Mrs. Rodick's cottage at the West Capps, saw a large whale on the cottage Thursday evening by mem- Mr*. Howard Pryor has leff. for End. Mrs. A. Harvey of Medford inside of island. The whale bers of the summer colony. Mr. home after two weeks at the Hill- Eagle Hillside, Medford, Mass., is the at a and then John Webster, baritone, of Wake- top. appeared distance, guest of Mr. and Mrs. for a at a short distance from the Libby field sang "Under the Rose," "Lit- The Baroness A. M. Von Blom- again week or so. boat. his tle Dutch and of Boston and Upon second appearance Mrs. Garden," "My Rose." berg Miss BuUd of Harry P. Warren has closed Miss the whale blew off a strange A Vacation in Maine is Not Annie Hancock, soprano Hyde Park are visiting Mrs. Pres- making Complete her house Roxinont at the West End roaring hiss as he did so. Captain sang "Absence" and two negro mel- cott at the Limberlost. for a few days while she will be at odies. Erewer, who was in charge of the a to her home in Mass. She declared the whale to be Without Visit Eastman's Springfield, Rev. Mr. Hunnewell of White Ladies' Panama "Eus- sail, fully and Mr. Warren will return to their Hats, $2.98, flftv feet lone. Plains played .Handel's tis."—Adv. soon. Largo and cottage They are greatly miss- one of his compositions on the or- Miss Gladys Mayo of Bar Harbor, ed by their friends. Mr. neighboring gan and Miss Leonice Hunnewell Maine, is visiting Mrs. O'Leary at and Mrs. Warren have enjoyed great- played two selections from a the West End. Miss Mayo has just With and ly their auxiliary suite metropolitan stocks, better-than-met- sloop, Patsy Lee, by "Shadowdance" and returned from New York City, where which they have had since the MacDowell. begin- "Butterflies" on the piano. she attended the conference of the ropolitan Service, Eastman's is the ning of the summer and in which logical shop- Mrs. John teachers o£ the Palmer Method of have Webster, Organist of Chebeague center for all Maine. they spent many a pleasant day the Reading Mass. ping sailing about the bay. Congregational Writing. Church, accompanied the on, Mrs. Martha Eaton of the West singing The annual sale of Ladles' church the piano. About twenty five Mrs. Webster Bickford, who left End has recently left the island for were-| aid, of the Methodist church, will Vacationists and tourists who know Maine sel- present from the Arcade, Crow's the Island several weeks ago for Bel- a business trip of short duration. take place at Hill Crest Hall this Nest, Birches and Log Cabin. grade I-akes, where she visited dom fail to visit this store She will return to her here Thursday afternoon and evening. big when in Portland cottage Miss Nellie Brand of friends, returned this last week, to the latter part of the week. MaTden, The committee in charge are plan- Manj, is at the Crov^'s Nest for her home here, where she intends —and hundreds come from afar to solve Mrs. Herbert Lynde and ning for a successful afTair, nnd it daily family two weeks. to spend the rest of the summer. from Medford Hillside, Mass., arrived is hoped that a large amount of mon- their here. Mrs. John R. Safford of New Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bulmer, of shopping problems on last Saturday for a two weeks' ey will be secured. York City and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Pawtucket, Rhode Island, was a stay here. They have rented one of The of Miss Rachel Win- Kimball, of Wlnthrop, Me., are guest last week of Mrs. Mtaftle Ben- -marriage the Seward which will cottages they spending two weeks at "Crow's nett. ship of Livermore Falls, (Maine " their Little" Luncheon Corner" in occupy throughout stay here. Nest." Mr. Harry Oliver left the island 1915) and Mr: Preston M. Hall of Mrs. Lynde has visited on the island son Thursday, Mere Point was expect- last Saturday, for New York City. Taunton, Mass., (Maine 1915) of a before and has numerous friends ed to Mr. and Mrs. Blcknell of cozy, and cool section play Littlejohn's but did not Mr. Oliver has been visiting hla sis- Hall, quiet among the summer residents here. show up so Littlejohn's won de- ter, Mrs. Julia Komlosy, for two and Folkestone Lodge, will take place at Mr. Charles H. the well by of the store. Delicious food. Petsch, fault. The boys and girls played, a half months. Mr. Oliver has been home of the bride, Aug. 29th, at 1 known New York contractor was re- but a score could not be ascertained. on the Island many summers, and Is P. M. cently a at the Casco guest Bay Miss Miriam Muran satisfied the well known to the summer residents The wedding will be private, only House his wife and visiting daugh- desire of many of the Islanders to at the East End. the Immediate relatives and friends ters. He left last a Thursday for dampen the champion diver of the MIbs Julia Ash, the recent guest being invited. After their honey- business In the west and return- trip island, whom she threw overboard of Mrs. John Morgan Ash, has re- moon, the young couple will reside ed here on last Monday. Mrs. Petsch on Friday last. turned to her home In Philadelphia, at Bridgeport, Conn., where the and her daughters, the Misses Irene A very exciting tennis tourna- after a delightful visit here. Miss groom resides. Mr. and Mrs. Blck- and Josephine Petsch, are spending ment took place on the Hamilton B. M. March, of Newfoundland, has nell Hall, and sons Blcknell Jr., and their fourth summer the at hotel. court. In the doubles, Messrs Arm- been a guest of Mrs. Ash, for three Robert, and daughter. Mr. Hoy M. will They undoubtedly remain here Ington and Gibson played against weeks. Miss Margaret Ash left the Taylor will attend the ceremony. of until the last the month. Miriam Muran and Herbert. In the Island last week to visit Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Jacobs of EASTMAN BROTHERS The o? the & BANCROFT employees Moulton En- singles Miss Winifred Norton played Mrs. Percy Ash, who are summer- Wayne, Nebraska., are spending the gineering Company of Portland held Mr. Henry Armlngton. ing In the White Mountains. summer with Mrs. Arthur S. Jacobs, their annual here last ME. picnic Monday. Miss Frances Parker of Woburn, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Qurney, of at her cottage on the South road. PORTLAND, the whole They spent day here com- has left the Island much to the re- Poukeepsle, New York, are the guests Another recent guest at "Falrvlew" down on the ten ing o'clock boat and gret of her friends. of Professor and Mrs. Oscar P. was Mr. Wallace F. Safford, a Weai. Maine's late In the Mrs. Leading Dry Goods Department Store returning evening. They L. E. Mifran entertained Tonka, in their attractive bungalow Point who a portion of made their at the Cadet, spent headquarters Casco friends from Old Orchard at the Al- near Eastern Landing. Mr. Gurney his brief the House where furlough enjoying Bay Proprietor Chiles pine cottage over the week-end. is the treasurer of Vassar college, charming hosoltallty of Mrs. Jacobs B. furnished a clam Mr. Cushing bake and and Mrs. O. E. Roberts of which Is situated In Poukeepsle. and her family. HILL CREST HOTEL Mark-Down Sale of White Shoes Some Broken Lines at LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Published Every HALF PRICE TO CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNOON From July to September CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Advertising Rates on Application Advertisers desiring changes must send in copy on or before Monday pre- ceding day of publication to insure insertion.

AUGUST THURSDAY, 10, 1916. Most modern and up-to-date hotel on the Island with finest view of Casco Bay. Large chambers, toilets and baths on each floor. Private dance hall with dancing parties every evening. Music furnished by our own three- MINIATURE ALMANAC. any of the party have ever been, and piece orchestra. Bathing, boating, deep sea Ashing and all water sports. Ten- they are delighted with our country, nis, baseball, etc. Private, water system the best In Casco Bay. Table sup- piled with from our own and milk and cream our own Week of 10. particularly our rockbound vegetables garden from August coast, herd. Rates and circulars on application. Accommodates 120. Sun Length High Tide and are planning on another visit in Day. Rises. Sets, of Day. Morn. Eve. the very near future. 10 4.46 6.53 14.07 7.35 7.50 Mrs. Andrew Mitchell Baker of 11 4.47 0.51 14.04 8.40 8.54 Fargo, North Dakota, who is spend- 12 4.48 6.50 14.02 9.39 9.52 ing two months in the East with *13 4.49 6.49 14.00 10.32 10.47 relatives and friends in Portland and Summit 14 4.50 6.47 13.57 12.23 11.39 Boston, has been a recent guest of 15 4.51 6.46 13.o5 12.00 12.13 Mr. and Mrs. John Cragg at their House 16 4.52 6.44 13.52 12.30 1.00 summer home on Oak Lawn. Mrs. * Full moon. Cragg has also been entertaining Chebeague Mrs. Holman Day of Portland. Island On Wednesday, the members of the Summer Club were delightfully One of the finest summer boarding houses In the bay. Excellent location and* entertained at the Fern Park club- restful scenery of field and wood. Table first-class. Every comfort for those desiring- the best. Accommodates 75. Reasonable rates. house by Mrs. Fred Sears. The din- Open until September 25. Peaks Island New Fall Foots for Make se'ec- MRS. ing room was decorated with wild ready inspection. your CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor tion while sizes and widths are ^ J flowers and at noon a fish dinner early complete. You was served and the afternoon was save money by buying NOW. in a This has been the biggest and bus- spent social time. Those pres- LEON R. HAMILTON. and General Store ent were: Mrs. Giocery iest week of the season on the Aubra Eastman, Mrs. HAMILTON LANDING, GREAT CHEBEAGUE Charles island, crowds Hamilton, Mrs. Clarence Our stock of large attending the Groceries, Meats and Provisions are the best obtainable and we aimi Dodge, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Wil- to all the dancing pavilion from the city and Smith, Boot please people who favor us with their patronage. Superba Brand Guar- liam Walk-Over anteed Canned Goods. other islands; the Goodwin, Mrs. Herman Grant, Shop Fancy Candles. Crackers, etc. Gasolene and motor boat sup- skating rink, plies. We our Mrs. Charles Mrs. Mrs. supply trade with the famous Sebago Lake Ice. This is Ice- theatre, and summer all Sears, Miller, 544 Let us serve Quality emporiums Congress Street you. Our order teams are at your service. getting their share; and the Green- Lyman Chipman, Mrs. Millett, Mrs. John wood Garden has been the centre for Nissen, Mrs. Fred Davis, the Portland Misses many picnics during the week. Gautley, Mrs. George Bride, HOWARD S. Mrs. HAMILTON On Wednesday, the members of Frank Nutter, Mrs. Charles. and the the State Relief Corps, G. A. R., en- Brooks, hostess, Mrs. Sears. General Contractor and a The new raft which has been Builder joyed picnic at the Garden, going pur- GREAT chased the CHEBEAGUE, MAINE down on the 2.15 boat from the city, through efforts of the Complete contracts made and for the Trefethen and Evergreen performed buildings, cottages, alterntions, re- spending afternoon, and having Improve- pairs, etc. Estimates furnished on ment application. Expert workmen. Cottage work a a box supper at six o'clock. Association, has been placed lots for Those specialty. Cottage sale and desirable cottages to rent. care at the Randall We for- present were the president, Mrs. wharf at Trefethen N. T. Jr. estates. for the WORTHLEY, Mabel Hieber, Mrs. Amelia Soule, public use and will fill a long felt Mrs. Etta Herrick, Mrs. Sarah Her- want. A- diving board is also Maine's Leading Optometrist and Optician rick, Mrs. Margaret Kimball, Mrs. connected with the raft and has al- been 478 1-2 CONGRESS ST., CORN ER CENTER ST. Souvenir Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Jennie Jose, ready well patronized by the Chebeague lovers EAST END. GREAT CHEBEAGUE Shop Mrs. Nellie Graffam, Mrs. Florence of the sport who have ap- Opp. Preble House, Portland. Visit our souver.ir shop and see the new Mrs. Carrie Mrs. peared in surprisingly large num- many novelties we offer you this season. Soule, Stover, Established 25 Take home one of our fir pillows made from bers. This is one years. 16 years at this location Chebeague fir tips. Best and most costly Eliza Smith, Mrs. Annie Mrs. only of the good to manufacture. Our line of Post Balser, Tel. 2174-W. cars Cards is most attractive. thousand the Association is All stop at our door stock. Forty in- Cassie Herrick, Mrs. Ruth Foster, things interested Confectionery, Magazines,. Papers, Children's Toys, etc. and EYES EXAMINED AND ACCURATELY FITTED. Public Mrs. Georgia and Miss in, the next move is the effort to Library Post Office Townsend, LENSES GROUND PROMPTLY. MAIL ORDERS RETURNED Elizabeth Vaughan. bring about a tennis court, which HENRY W. BOWEN Opposite Hill Crest and South Road A very pretty affair of Tuesday will prove a valuable asset to the SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. evening was held at the Sylvia cot- island colony as well as to the sum- KRYPTOK INVISIBLE LENSES tage, the summer home of Mr. and mer visitors. The Association at its TORIC AND THE NEW CROOKES Mrs. Grant Roff, when their daugh- last meeting voted to purchase two LENSES lots of land ter, Miss Mildred Roff, gave a lun- near Pleasant avenue, KEELOCK AND SHURON EYE- SUMMER ORGAN CONCERTS with the intention cheon to a party of her girl friends cf sometime hav- GLASSES on the new KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN to announce ing the clubhouse on one the engagement of Miss and the GOLD FILLED EYEGLASSES, $1 (Best Organ in the at the ether World) Hazel Traves to Merton Tower. will be used for a tennis court, and up. and a Dainty butterflies decorated the movement has been started to COLORED GLASSES. 50c and up. OITV HAUL AUDITORIUM raise funds table and the place cards and nap- for the court by the CONSULTATION FREE. TELE- Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. kins were carried out in the same committee appointed. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AND and Daily Except Saturdays Sundays, 3 to 4 p.m., July 10 effects, a small card with the Mrs. G. A. Powers, Miss Susie SAVE TIME. Commencing young (Last Concert Sept. 12) people's names being concealed in Powers, Mrs. Ada E. Mundee and We have the finest lens ma- grinding WILL C. MACFARLANE, of the the news as a Randall Mundee were the guests of Municipal Organist Portland. napkins, coming chinery in'Maine and can guarantee No to Mrs. Embert Reserved Seats. Tickets 25 Cents. pleasant surprise Miss Traves' Robinson, Wednesday, absolute accuracy. friends. Lunch was served at seven who quietly but pleasantly observed and the table was daintily appoint- her birthday anniversary, serving a ed with roses and ferns and snap- shore dinner. The floral decorations dragons forming the floral decora- were unsually beautiful and Mrs. tions. The party included, beside Robinson was the recipient of many KENDALL & the hostess and guest of honor, the gifts from her numerous friends and WHITNEY RUBBER GOODS OF Misses Irene relatives. DEALERS IN SEEDS QUALITY Brackett, Gertrude Auto Garden Foster, Pearl Havener, Martha Mrs. Frank Bibber has been en- Tires, Hose, Gloves, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Thompson, Ida Christensen and tertaining at her on the Raincoats, Mechm cal cottage AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FERTILI- Rubber, Fancy Oil Clothinsr Helen Christensen. Knickerbocker road, Miss Esther ZERS, POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES, WOODEN GAL- Mrs. William I. Hartley of Atlan- Holden of the East End for a few WARE, PORTLAND RUBBER CO., 259 Middle St. tic, Mass., is making her annual vis- days. VANIZED IRON WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, CORDAGE, ETC. it with her mother, Mrs. W. C. Dur- Dr. Frederick Mooney has arrived Also gin, at her summer home. from his home in Elizabeth N. specialties in SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream City, Trade with R. S. Davis, corner Ex- Miss Alice Berg of Boston, has ar- J., to spend the month of Freezers, Lawn August Refrigerators, Swings, Croquet Sets, Window Screens change and Federal street, Portland, rived to be the guest of her aunt, with his family, who have been on PHONE 902. and Screen Doors. Call and see us. if you want the best in or Mrs. Hollins, for a few weeks at her the island since summer. bungalow early cottage furniture.—Adv. summer home at Evergreen Landing. Mrs. Josie Kennard, with her CENTRALGARAGE COR. FEDERAL AND TEMPLE STS., ME. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gustin (Ruth grandson, Philip Lovejoy, and Miss PORTLAND, We make Haskell) motored from their home Gladys all of old hats look like new and re- Thurston, Taylor model in them to the very latest styles. Boston to spend a few days with street, have been recent guests of Mrs. Gustin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Waite, at her cottage at HEIM, THE HATTER W. H. Haskell, who are the Evergreen. spending 499J/J. Portland. summer at their Mr. Congress Street, cottage on Jslanad Simeon Skillings entertained, AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Up One Flight. avenue. at Oak this D. J. cottage week, a party of MacDONALD, Prop. Panamas, Bangkoks and Leghorns Charles T. of 121 Bleached and STOUGHTON, FOLKINS CO. Weston, professor friends, serving dinner under the at- Commercial St., Island and Blocked. Hemp, Milans nearly opposite Steamers South Portland and Straws Resewed. Service Station for All mechanics at the University of tractive trees which surround his 180 Middle Ferry Soft, Stiff, Silk. Makes Street, nearly opposite Postoffice. Velour, Panama and Straw Hats. Ren- Maine, is spending a few days at home. His of Cars guests included Mr. Milk, cream, etc., fresh from dairy farm daily. Best of ovating and Remodeling a Specialty. Utowana the of Charles James foods, quickest ser- Farm, guest Perrigo, Mr. Franklin Skil- vice, reasonable Finest in AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE Leon charges. equipment the East. Blackman, a U. of M. graduate lings, Mr. R. T. Skillings and Mr. this yea/. Johnson. 88 Oak St., Portland. Me. Mr. George A. Robertson and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Bibber & Pinkham Byron Nichols have Welch avenue. Mr. Millhouse is the the event of the season of South been and if given ily Bend, Indiana, are entertaining at their summer senior members of McHenry, Mill- this year no doubt will equal the par- Boats Stored, Repaired & Painted spending August at the Cutter cot- home on Oak Lawn, Mr. and Mrs. house a roof Co., large manufactur- ty of former seasons. Overhauled tage on Meriden street. Mr. Rob- Louis Moreau of Sherman firm. Machinery CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET' street, ing The House In all lis ertson and his brother are owners management and all those who Painting branches Portland. Miss Helen en- Robinson has been Motor Boat si Hamilton's Landing of the largest store in Mr. and participate in the dancing parties are For le department Mrs. Fred Drinkwater, tertaining the Misses and HAMILTON AND South Bend. Gladys delighted with the excellent -music RINES, Proprietor! who have been at their cottage at Amy Richardson of South South Harp swell, Maine Mrs. William Portland, that is furnished orchestra We have everything In Sea Food and' H. Simon, Mrs. Evergreen for some at her summer by Kearney weeks, have home for a few days. of Quality is the first consideration. Our James Berry, Mrs. E. T. Merrill and Norwich, Conn., composed of Miss opened their town residence during Mrs. Charles Jarrett and Miss prices are right and our auto delivery Mrs. Charles Sumner the Adeline Kearney a talented and bril- assures our of Carleton, were visit of their son and his Florence Jarrett of have patrons prompt service. the wife, Woodfords, liant and We are all hostesses who served at the who are here from b^en pianist graduate of the Nor- open day and invite all to- their home in the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Inspect the market. most largely attended tea of wich Free Academy, Mr. John Kear- the Washington, D. C., for their annual Charles Harris at their cottage, summer, which was a af- visit. ney violin and Fred Kearney cornet. charming The Drinkwaters wil'. return Bowlder Lodge, for the past week, fair in Mr. Fred is a man of every way. Festoons of green to the island again for the »emainder and Mrs. John Summers of Wood- Kearney young were arranged about tne of rare musical intelligence and his Eastern Lines hall and the season. fords, was a guest on Thursday. Steamship banked the piano with ine solos and ensemble work is of the clusters of popular Dayburn dancing pa- Robert Smith of New York, has pink roses, and vilion highest order. These artsts asparagus greens is open Monday, Wednesday arrived for his annual visit with his young adorning the and and render a select program at the lunch tables, the same Saturday evenings for dancing cousin, Mrs. Tapley, at the Anchor- All-the-W arrangements were and dinner hours. On all carried out on and is well attended by the summer age cottage. occasions uy-Dy-Water the the of this orchestra is a de- daintily appointed serving table. people on the island and also from Mrs. Ernest Davis and her playing MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. Miss daugh- and Elizabeth Frelllck was In the other islands. Dr. Hilma light the -members of it have nearby ter, Davis of Boston, are Direct Between Portland and New charge of the Red made hosts of friends who are York,. Cross work, and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Portland the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 390 Miles—Time About 22 Hours. the Misses Sydney to have them New and Old Books Charlotte was a pleased Simon, Hazel dinner guest, on Thursday, of Jackson, at their cottage at Ever- among them. Steamships North Land and Northv Tapley, Ethel Miss Dr. Ernest A. Fessenden of AT BARGAIN PRICES Star from Whittler, Ruth Whit- M. E. Grlflin, at her summer green. The family were Wake- Portland. Leave Franklin tier, Ruth formerly was Wharf, Tuesdays, and Ferguson, Helen homo on the Knickerbocker road. residents of field, Mass., among the arrivals Visitors Welcome Thursdays Satur- Robinson, Portland, and they are days at 6.30 p. m. Caroline Turner, Amelia Miss Griffin that registered last week. The doctor McAuslan, has also been entertain- being cordially received by their From New York. Leave Pier 19,. Margaret is here for a N. Cooper, Miss Woener, and ing her cousin, Mrs. William Cox of many friends. only short sojourn but HUSTON'S, 92 Exchange St., Portland R.t Foot of Warren street, Tuesdays, Miss > Wood served. During the after- Medford, Mass. promises to return another season. Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 p. m. Added Summer From noon, Miss Woerner of Mrs. I^owell and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. F. Collins and Day Trips. Philadelphia, young son of Bos- Portland and New York Mondays at and a of Handsome pianist note, gave a piano ton, are at the Spruce on family of Newton Center, Mass., are Folder. 10.30 a. m., June 19 to Sept. 11, solo Lodge 1916, and lat:r Prince HILL CREST here at the hotel for summer The Bragdon Paint of 47 Ex- accompanied Mrs. avenue for the summer their Co., METROPOLITAN LINE. Simon. months. outing. Mr. Collins of his change street, Portland, has mailed spent part Direct Between Boston and New York Mrs. A. R. to Its customers a Merrill and her daugh- Mrs. Alfred H. Tracy entertained HOTEL HA8 OVER ONE HUNDRED boyhood days here, his father the copy of "The 13'/a hours ter and a late an bit of husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry party of friends on Thursday af- QUE8T8 REGISTERED. Rev. John Collins was at one Flag," anonymous prose, Route via Cape Cod Canal. which Is of Express Steel Woodbury, and little daughter Mar- ternoon at her cottage at Evergreen. time pastor of the Methodist church worthy especial mention Steamships Massachusetts, who on account of and Bunker Hill jorle, have come from Auction was on the veran- Parties Are here and he was beloved all the Its deep, stirring pa- recently enjoyed Dancing Giving Much by Leave North their home In The was triotism. The leaflet shows a Side, India Wharf, Bos- Seattle, are at da, which was made very attractive Pleasure. people. family at the hotel hand- week staying ton, day and Sundays at 6 p. m... the Eagle Mrs. with the summer last for an somely printed on the cottage. Merrill and flowers and re- year extended vacation. flag cover, Same service returning from Pier 18. her late husband and In every North Foot were for years freshments were served at the close The hotel has over one hundred Mrs. Albert R. Daloz and son of way reflects credit on River, of Murray street, New- summer the York City. residents at of the afternoon. Those guests and If Dorchester, Mass., arrived for up-to-date-mlnute firm, which Evergreen, present accommodations were Friday B08T0N A where they owned a number of were Mrs. A. their annual visit sends it. PORTLAND LINE. cot- L. Houston, Mrs. James available Proprietor Charles WllUs here. .• and Steamships Ransom B. tages, the family Is being warm- Berry, Mrs. P. U. Mrs. Hamilton could have Ernest O. Frlez of New York City Fuller and Bay Calderwood, easily booked State, Leave Franklin Wharf, Port- ly welcomed by their old friends and E T. Mrs as registered for a two weeks' Eustls* week Merrill, Charles Sumner nearly many more. Few hotels Saturday Millinery, 439 Congress St. land, days at 7.30 n. m., Sundays at neighbors. G. visit. Mr. Frlex was at the 9 p. m. Carleton, Mrs. W. Brownlee, and along the Maine coast enjoy the en- hotel Summer Sport Hats, 98c up, "Euatls." Mr, and Mrs. Charted O. Black- Mrs. H. McLaren. viable last year and he was Return, leave Boston week days and reputation that Hill Crest Is greatly pleased —Adv. Sundays at 7 m. man have been Mr. with the p. entertaining at their and Mrs. Albert Walte have famed for. The management's one island and the many places summer home at of PORTLAND A ROCKLAND Utowana Farms, had as recent guests at their sum- Idea Is to see that interest. LINE. Miss Geneva personally each Steamer Brooks, Miss Isabel mer home at Evergreen, Mr. and guest Is made to feel his Ebrl lj. Townsend of Attleboro, Boxes From Waste Monhegan, Leaven Portland Brooks of enjoyment Newspaper*. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 Falmouth, Virginia, and Mrs. Frank Needham of Quebec and satisfaction Is their one Mass., came to the hotel for Waste are used a. m. for Mr. concern. Sunday newspapers almost Boothbay Harbor, Rockland and James Fisher of D. Portland. his Burroner vacation. Intermediate Washington, street, Sailing and motor boat parties were exclusively In the manufacture of the landings. C. The party made the entire Miss Ida of Return, lenve Rockland Wed- trip Bruns East Deerlng, in a daily occurence and great I>r. Fred S. Piper and wife of Lex- cardboard or Monday, auto enjoy- pasteboard which goes nesday and Friday at 5.30 a. m. for by from their home In the remainder of sea- wss with Virginia spending the ment given to many In this pas- ington, Mass., their son, Ran- to form the Portland and Intermediate landings. to Washington, where Mr. son with pasteboard box In which Fisher her grandparents, Dr. and tfcne. The dolph, are here at the hotel for a two joined them, and found semi-weekly dancing par- dressmakers, shoeinokers and de- INTERNATIONAL LINE. splendid Mrs. J. Park Rockwell. ties are the of the weeka' sojourn. Dr. Piper la an ex- and were delight younger stores Rtenmshlpfl Calvin Austin and Gover- roads, favored with fine Miss Emily Smith has been the set at pert botanist and his partment generally deliver nor the hotel and with the excel- greatest delight Dlngley. I^ave Portland Mondav, weather. They have been shown of Miss Is roam dresses, suits, and guest Mabel Ayer, who Is lent music furnished by the Kesrnev to along the country roads shoes, etc., and one of Wednesday Friday at B p. m. for much social Lai bee and attention during their spending a few days at her summer and woodland the the largest factories In the Bastport, St. John. orchestra nothing more could he wish- paths examining United Return, leave St. John stay, with a picnic on the one home at Trefethen. Monday, Wed- rocks, ed for. Several are many varieties of wild flowers that States for the manufacture of this nesday and at # a. was a special parties Friday m.; leave day, which great treat for Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. on Portland Mlllhouse being considered and among them it abound this Island. kind of cardboard is located out- Tueaday, Thursday and Satur- Southern and other dinner and of Just day at S a. m., due Boston 2 people, family South Bend, Indiana, Is hoped to have the annual Hill Crest side of p. m. This la the Philadelphia on the Schuyl- H. A. parties. farthest north have taken the Harmond cottage on This function is CLAY, Superintendent. masquerade. always (Continued on Page 8) kill river at Manayunk. Franklin Wharf, Portland, Maine. phone 461. Thomas R. Patterson, Marietta, Fla., Miss J. C. McElroy, Philadelphia, Penn. Miss E. M. McElroy, Phila- delphia, Mr. James Roy, Micon, Mary- land, Miss B. B. Nicolson, Washington An Unsurpassed D. C. Miss Martha M. Mills, Spring- Fitting Service field Mass., Miss Carrie J. Emery, is awaiting you. Springfield. Mr. William Haynes, N. Y. and City Messrs H. E. and R. !Mrs. Kates, our L. Whittaker of Baltimore, Md. head corsetiere, The Beeches. iB a recoghized This For summer boarding house is expert. Sho is those articles of vaca- noted for never completing your having a poor Reason. a This building up tion wardrobe call on us. summer is no exception to the Everything that rule but is even great following. men exceeding this state- and wear. A ment. "There's a boys large line of sporting Never before for five years OYAL Rea- has the house WORCESTER apparel til* A* A* A* been so full. The CORSETS. son." quietness and restfulness of the place R§ FRANK M. LOW allow one to relax so completely that C& CO. every one who comes here leaves NOW refreshed and with renewed vigor. BENOITS The food is also another great at- Corset 272-278 Middle Attention St., Monument Sq., Me traction to the people because no- Portland, Now centers on where in the Bay can better or mere these famous wholesome food be found than, right here, while few houses or given at the Hall on hotels cau Royal Worcester Corsets Colony Friday the Doris a good "rub." equal it. evening, July 20th. for the benefit Made in The knockabout Doris left for a Mr. and Mrs. Many Models of the Prout Ernest Harrop have This is one of the family who have been cruise to delights of Bar Harbor on Monday been a few weeks selecting Royal Worcester Cor- i South quarantined on account of spending here. pptR. You have such abundant from diphtheria, morning. Those going on the cruise left the variety which to choose. which has They island last Saturday Style, size and are to spread through the family- were Mr. Charles Conant price yours name. One of Auburn, for their home in Worcester Mass. But HarpsweiiJ hundred and dol- whatever your selection of are thirty-seven Mr. A. Cushman of Auburn and Mr. The recent model, you confident of lars were arrivals here are Mr. correct efficient raised, which will be a Warren Watson of Brown and fashion, figure forming comfort, and Univers- Mrs. Arthur S. Taylor of wear. All this satisfactory MERRICONEAG HOUSE. great aid in relieving the al Spring- is implied and assured in the world family Ity. field Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bart- famous name Parites a time when .work cannot be ob- Royal Worcester. travelling by automobile William lett, Mr. tained because the Mr. Wells of New Jersey Springfield, and Mrs. Ed- Corsets and Corsetiers await are finding this house a popular stop- of quarantine. win your coming. The after a delightful siay with nis Lee, Watertown Mass. Miss Flora ping place and the garage is now full performance .opened with" a PRICES, AND uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. H. V. A. Hafely Boston, Miss Dorothea $1.03, $2.00 $3.00. of touring cars. the charming scene from Aaiong recent ar- fairyland Neal has returned home Miss under the direction of with many Anderson, Chicago, Illinois, Ida rivals by auto are Arthur M. Fitts Mrs. McCand- C. less. In the pleasant remembrances of Karpsweil. Anderson, Chicago, Mr. William J. and family of centre of the s:age Fraaiingham, Mass., Master John son of Dr. Leonard, N. Mrs. Kath- who was a throne with a Neal. Neal, Syracuse, Y., are booked for two weeks; A. J. pretty back- has erine R. returned from Leonard, New Co. L. I. Dumont, wife ground of Miss Southbold, .Tersey. Farnsworth, and daughter and shrubbery. Joseph- where he has Miss J. for the month Mary Miss Ida Mrs. ine Moffit, dressed as a stayed Shean, Chicago, Libby Mary K. Farnsworth of witch. Aiter New of July. Eurk, Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. A. CONGRESS, FREE AND OAK STS., PORTLAND York for a ten days' stay; S. Homer dancing very wierdly she dis- L. The laboratory tea was held on Beecroft, of New York Mitchell and of East appeared and six. littie City. family Orange, gracefijl Friday afternoon with Miss A. Reed for a fairies led their queen N. J., week's stay and Mr. and by tripped in. and Mrs. The annual were Elizabeth Humphry as sale of the Cliff Island Mrs. F. S. Mr. Horace Wal- They very heartily encored Walton, by hostesses. en- Library Club which occurred on Wed- the audience. The scene Everyone present ton, Ernest G. Walker and chauffeur closed the with a joyed sociability. nesday August 9, at the Library from of on an song by the fairies in wnich Philadelphia indefinite stay. Mr. Seth Mays and Mr. Forest three until six proved itself to be a AUCOCISCO crimson rambler roses were waved A of Ludden of success. party composed Mr, and Mrs. and strewn Auburn made an automo- splendid The several tables E. L. among the audience. Cadmus and children, Mrs. bile trip to South Harp&well for a taking in about the usual amount of x uc uexi and Nelson Parnell and children, Mr. and event on tiie program dav. money each. Cottages gracefully Mrs. C. S. Stratton, Mrs. H. L. Newell given by Miss Virginia Dr. Ulric Dahlgren has arrived in Those in charge of the various and Eeresford, Miss and CLIFF MAINE Mr. Geo. C. Dustin enjoyed a sail Margaret Helen his able auxiliary sloop, buili at tables were as follows; Fancy-work ISLAND, Neal and Mr. William to Portland last week with a dinner Wells. The Friendship, Maine. She is 35 feet table Mrs. Kemp Batchelor, cake ta- ,-first of this was a at the Congress Square Hotel and a group dance and a fast sailer as was proved by ble Mrs. O. P. Stone assisted by matinee 'symToolizing the or the Mrs. party at one of the theatres vplanting their run from which was Boardman, candy table, the References—Special rates for corn: in Uvhich Boothbay in the afternoon. "ihei 'three young made in about 4 hours. Misses Bennett, farm produce table July and September. ladies Many took part dancing to the slow cruises and Miss Elizabeth and Miss Allies B. Mack of Portland, Maine, sword fishing expeditions Anna Mc- MRS. K. B. rhythmical time which was beaten besides Keen of Jewells BATCHELOR state agent of the Cadillac automobile sails about the bay will be Island and pop corn by Mr. Wells. It was table Miss entertained a of beautifully 'enjoyed in her. Margaret Griffin. The party representatives danced and met with from the hearty approv- Mrs. A. Dubach is a money realized over the expenses of Detroit factory at this house al from planning big the audience. This was to the sale will on the afternoon of the 4th. Con- picnic be held at Bailey's Isand go toward the painting followed by the dance of the White for all of the and general of veyance from Portland was in a pri- young people at the improvement the*Lib- Carribou with Miss Beresford as Auburn rary House. vate and upon their arrival a Colony. The yacht man Beeches medicine time whiie Mr. Williams six-course shore dinner with beating R^r. James ;3'athgate of Basking Haynes arrived on broiled Miss Margaret and live H^ien Nea) took Ridge, N. J., is a visit (he island last to visit curr ISLAND lobsters was served. Many of the making with Friday night Carribou part. After this Miss Mr. his wife who is at the the party had never before partaken Joseph Dahlgren, son of Dr. staying Aucocis- Eeresford, in beautiful Indian cos- Ulric co House this summer. MRS. C. E. of either clams or lobsters. The re- Dahlgren. Mr. Dahlgren is Mr. Haynes PETTINGILL tume, portrayed the approach or a later is the author turn trip was made soon after dinner expecting Mr Carl Iiie and of, Gasco Bay Yarns, Proprletor storm using a thin viel as a a book and it is symbol Herbert Ille of N. for a telling about the various le- needless to say that the of the Newark, J., I Beautiful storm cloud. It was short gends and yarns of the different is- Views of Sea and popularity of Maine shore dinners very- stay. The Dahlgrens plan to Shore. realistic and one could P Yachting, Bathing and did not almost reel give their guests many and lands in the Bay. suffer. the storm fishing Fishing. approaching. The Ox sailing trips in their new Friend- Miss Lura Bennett has been away On account of the illness of MiSs dance proved very successful wnlch ship sloop. from the island. She left the island JFyrtle Jordan the entertainment was given Miss Olive by Mofllt, Miss Miss Marjorie Smith who has en- last Monday for Boston and re- scheduled for the fifth was indefinite- Miss Virginia Beresford, Helen Neai, joyed a very pleasant vacation turned here the latter part of the ly postponed. Master as Franklin Williams, T.iiss of Miss week. Mrs. guest Georgie Burr, in Iier Barrister of San Antonio, Mary Arnold, Miss Mr. "Tippy" Arnold, cottage by Hurricane Ridge has re- Raymond Smith, brother of the For Texas, a professional en- Miss Madeline Your Summer story teller, Moffit with Mrs. turned to her home in Misses Smith, has left the island. He ! Home tertained the guests of the house on Lexington MAPLEWARE LUNCH SETS, PAPER DRINKING Dahlgren at tha piano. Mass. left last Monday for his home in CUPS, NAPKINS evening with stories drawn PLATES, ICE CREAM DISHES. PAPERS Sunday A Swedish dance Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Brooklyn, New after vis- OF ALL KINDS. from southern life. portraying a Lambert anu York, having duel was There is given by Miss Joan Burn- daughter Elizabeth of Medforii are ited here for two weeks. Mr. Smith nothing better for roofs than The beauties of the sunsets as ham and Miss Beresford. This was going to spand the month of has never been on the island before viewed from the piazza of the Merri- August GENASCO TRINIDAD LAKE declared the funniest dance on the here. but in these past two weeks visit he ASPHALT ROOFING are commented coneag upon by and has a Write for program the laughter of the Dr. Connel has just had a made great many friends among Samples guests, from far built j and^ea.r. Sp attrac; audiejice. showed their appreciation. fine 22 the summer residents of the island. Five are they* that 'the' dining room jjew motorbo^J. ft, o_n, This was followed a battle the waterlme with a Hia; friend,^Mr. <5rfffen Bates, wiH re- is often deserted the by be- Horse-power during supper tween the Roman turn to C. M. and English sold- Lathrop engine. He .plans to use Brooklyn with him having RICE PAPER COMPANY time while the guests gaze with ad- iers given in the form of a the boat as well as greatly enjoyed his week's visit here. General Dealers miration in the west. dance. collecting taking Paper The audience was many Mr. Brown and his sister Mrs. 8 TO 16 delighted with it pleasure trips about the Bay. Ray EXCHANGE STREET MAINE A daily record is being kept of the and PORTLAND, showed their enthusiasm. The boat was constructed F. A. C. Blaisdell and Miss Ethel Lin- temperature as shown on the piazza by D. A ,very Johnson of Baileys Island. nell all of Minneapolis spent last at noon. Only three times this sea- funny dialogue taken from Alice in A pleasant sail was the Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gib- son has the thermometer reached 82 Wonderland was enjoyed by given laboratory people in their motor'ooat son at their cottage here. They are degrees and fires in the fire grates cleverly by Miss Beresford as Alice in Wonderland in honor of Dr. D. S. Johnson's touring the East visiting their rela- R. S, Davis Co., Portland, Me., nre most are frequently welcomed in the eve- and William agreeably impressed with the Wells as mother who is now tives and friends. they showing some fine in bun- Humpty Dumpty. The stopping with Formerly bargains splendid its ning. him in the were from N. where Mr. galow and hotel, amusements, the audience roared and for Clover cottage. Those Concord, H., cottage furniture.—Adv. Recent Arrivals at the Merriconeag. applauded congenial the a time after making up the were: Dr. and Mrs. Gibson and family make Mrs. S. J. people, beautiful scen- Mr. and Mrs. Ward F. Mai- long the fall of the cur- party and Whittaker and family ar- Porter, tain. Mrs. D. S. their winter home. Mr. and Mrs. J. rived ery and the Miss Johnson, David and Dun- j Saturday from Mass. personal interest which den, Mass.; Helen Burpee, Phil- can C. of Boston^ Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Vose New York city were the They have rented the Johnson all the adelphia; Miss L. Kate Phil- Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks was one cot- employees have in the Burpee, Lewis, Mrs. guests of the Gibson's for over the making of the features o? the Humphrey and Robert tage, which they will occupy for ihe guests adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Small, program and Groseback. week end. comfortable. proved one of the summer. Lewiston, Me.; Mrs. E. L. Bauford, star acts of the I.ast t*10 News has just been received that week the Cliff Island Base- amucc.Tv.ontx the most Erooklyn, N. Miss Grace evening. Miss Ruth McCandless as Mr. Fred Searles and wife Y.; Bauford, the Doris which is ball Team visited and in will not popular are the Mrs. coming down the Chebeague be on the semi-weekly dances Brooklyn, N. Y.; W. C. Briggs, Eliz- Jarleys displayed her wond- Maine an island this summer due held (frous Coast has arrived at North exciting game were beaten by the every Tuesday and Friday even- abeth, N. J.; F. L. Elizabeth, waxworks. M>r James to the sickness of their grandchild. Hod?e, Henry East Harbor, Mount score of 12 to 9. The batteries for ing. Most of the hotel are :N. Mr. and wound them and Desert. Their friends here people J.; Mrs. C. B.' Wilson;- up the motions Cliff were hope that they present and also A. Dubach was a D. Griffen and George many cottagers atr Russell they "Went ail" given will be able to come to the island tend Kalamazoo, Mich.; Williams, through surprised-the at Cushlng. these enjoyable affairs. Last dience (to birthday party the colony by Mro. next year. Kalamazoo, Mich., Elizabeth Will- laughter). Those tak- D. Monday night the Boston McCandless when a delightful time Goodwin Searles is not in busi- Juvenile iams, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mrs, Corilla ing part besides Mrs. were ness as Miss W. R. Lewis of the island is a Jarleys was enjoyed by all present. previously stated in our last Players gave very amusing and in- ■Barrister, San Antonio, Mr. Mrs. Thomas as Lawion issue visiting friends at Rangeley to Texas.; Trilby, Mrs. Charlotte Kidder who is but is a student in the Uni- Lakes, teresting evening the hotel folk. and Mrs. Geo. McCandless as Maine. She left here The Vose, Portland, Me.; Simple Simon, -rBet- at the versity of California in Cal. early in last little children took their part ti3" stopping Sea Gables has pur- Berkeley Celia Vose, Portland, Me.; Mr. and Page as Gipsy Woodruf The week and is expected to return in a so well that all Girl, chased a fine new sailboat, the college year begins at about marvelled at their Mrs. Lombard, Mr. and Isbel as Peg- few and Portland, Me.; Napoleon- Eugene Baker as gy, with which she August fifteenth. While on his way days. poise indifference to their audi- Mrs. Jack plans to have Henderson, Portland, Me..; Dr Horner, Ivari Arnold and Law- to California Mr. Searles will visit Miss Julia Dee of Concord, New ence. Another booking here is that rence ma'hy delightful trips about the bay. and Mrs. C. J. Bragdon, Md.; Page as the Gold Dust in has of Miss Goodwin, Twins, Mrs. S. R. B. Pingree who lias friends New York, Chicago, and Hampshire, been the recent Emily Matthews, who will L. B. Hall, Rochester, N. Y.; A. J. Mrs. Katherine Arnold as the Suf- of Miss present on the been a house guest of Mrs. Harri- Portland Oregon. guest Mildred Gibson at the evening of August 12 Farnsworth, wife and child, Newark, fragette, Mr Thurston as man Lust of her near her King and Mrs. Jones of Haskeil Is- Sunday morning at 11 A. M. cottage parents the boat entertainment, Songs of Little N. J.; K. Bluebeard, Miss a Lads and Mary Farnsworth, Newark, Sophie Mofllt as the land, also of Mrs. F. O. church service was held at the Jnnding. She has been here a few Lassies. Mr. Edward Ab- N. J.; S. Homer son dancer and the Watson, plans ner Mitchell, wife, Bpby. The audience to stay another week church for the summer residents of weeks and during her visit she made Thompson will lecture Monday and left well before return- daughter, East Orange, N. J.; pleased having enjoyed the the Rev. W. Plack many friends the island evening August his sub- ing to her home in Newburypoit island, George among twenty-first, Miss C. E. Boston, Mass.; Ar- entertainment and freely Mass. of San Texas a people. ject being sketches from Life. Wood, bestowing The well known Pingree house Antonio, preached thur M. Tutts, So. compliments on the on Framingham, participants. Haskells Island was built Mr. powerful and vefy helpful service. It Miss Mary Wright, the guest of Those who have recently regis- Mass,; Mr. and Mrs. F. A by is Hagg, Jr., repetition of this entertainment Pingreet planned to hold a service here each the Misses Smith for the month of tered here are: Mr. Malcoln Martin, Pb^adelphla: Fred Hagg, Philadelphia; was at at the given Hamilton Hall yn Wed- W.Ss Rachel "Wlnship of Livermore Sunday time abovo mentioned. July, is spending the remainder of Ashmont, Mr. T. F. Lyons, Billerlca, Stella E. Merrill, Cambridge, All are invited to attend. Mr. Mass.; nesday evening when the King's Falls, Me., accompanied by her sis- people August in the Catskill mountains. Mass., P. R. Lyons, Billerlca, Mr. Eleanor Merrill, Cambridge, The Cliff Island is now W. H. Mass.; Daughters held a sale and entertain- ter, Mi«s Evelyn Wlnship, Maine '16 Library op- She is expected to return here the Mason, Portland, Mr. J. R. Mrs. C. A. New Chas. ment for en to members on Kassln, York; the benefit of the local are the guests of Mrs. Brown at Wednesdays and first of September, as the guest of Springall, Dexter, Me., Mr. and Mrs. Brookin, Mrs. F. Brunswick; Patten, churches. The performance was the Point. Saturdays frc:n three to six P. M. Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Black for two H. A. Gray, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. D. Miss Gardiner, Me.; C. M. Wilson, San very successful as before. Afternoon tea is served each Wednes- weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Black will E. Bean, Manchester, N. H., Mr. Peter Francisco, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. An afternoon. All are exciting duel was hold between Ladies' White Felt day island people soon start their cruise down the Cccnerford, Brooklyn, New York, Miss Driscoll, Mr. and the Crushers, 49c, Maiden, Mass.; Mrs. "Whisper" a fast raeeboat owned "Eustis."—Adv. cordially welcomed. Maine coast in their boat Dhila. Mary Hanlon, Plainfield, N. J., Miss F. S. Mr. Hor- Jilrs. Walton, Philadelphia; by Mr J. P. Thomas and the knock- Elsie C. Bogert and her daugh- They will be gone until the last of Agnes L. DcCamp, Plainfield N. J., ace Ernest Q. ter Miss R. Walton, Philadelphia; about Doris belonging to Mr. F. O. C. Bogert of Brooklyn August. On their trip they will—visit Mrs. H. E. MacDonough, Brooklyn, Walton, Philadelphia; Mr.' and Mrs. arrived on the island last week to who N. Miss E. Watson. A smoky southwester was many friends summer along the Y., H. MacDonough, Brook- W. G. Mrs. Geo. Hpend the month of at their Goldsmith, Portland; blowing on Saturday afternoon when August coast. Bar Harbor is probably as lyn, Miss Gertrude R. Garvin, Brook- Beyer and daughter, Portland; H, L. attractive cottage on Sunset Road. far down the as the race was held and both boats put coast they will lyn, N. Y., Miss Elizabeth Camul, Newell, West Miss have been here Carrolton, Ohio; In a single reef. The start was They many previous cruise. New York, Mica Mary Ford, Brock- Ruth Newell, West summers and are fond of the Carrolton, Ohio; made from the Casco Bay pier with very The members of Engine 8, Port- ton, Mass., Mlrs Gertrude Lyons, F. W. C. H. island. Haskell, Boston, Mass.; Mr. McCandless' motor as the land, with invited guests numbering Boston, Mass., Mr. William R. Fran- boat Mrs. Norbury, Portland, Me. E. E. Steves and Mrs. George held their annual and Mr. E. R. Rt.art.er. The DorlR tacked acrosR twenty, outing cis, Bermuda, MacDonand, nigging of Boston, Mass., are occu- here. A was the line first Boon followed the picnic Jolly good time Chicago, Illinois, Mr. David Walsh, 8EA GABLES. by This popular hotel Is one of pying Quannlpowltt .cottage for the On race hnving experienced by all these who at- /Portland, Me., Jack Hazdor, Port- Whisper. the to the red the best seasons rest The season of August Is well that It has had for of the summer months. tended. Reuben K. bell buoy off Birch the Doris ! land, Mr. Dyer, Portland, started for four of five Hummers. It Is Another recent arrival on the Island many new arrival^ Iiave though outpointed already Mr. Thomas A. Moore of Spring- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffee, Daytop, come for by the Whisper full and so few are and Is that of Miss the banner vacation moniii people leaving M. S. Hill of Boston, field, Mass., is a few Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lluxweitet, outfooted her and turned the bell to so spending days and the Sea Gables Is one of many coming that It Is quite a who arrived last week to occupy I he on the Island with having stand acrosR to Jack Knife Mr. and Mrs. Dayton, Ohio. Mr. D. M. Smith, Bos- Its most successful seasons. ledge proposition to accommodate all those Overlook cottage where she Intends Arthur W. with a good lead. With 8tevens. Mr. Moore was ton, Mass., Mr. F. A. Williams, Bos- Mr. Frederic RheetR who wish to come here. The to for the rest of the summer. Hayford, who Is a Rtarted the guests stay formerly associated with Mr. Stev- ton, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bun. Whisper galnpd on the at the house are more than Mrs. A. M. Barton and Mrs. For- young but talented reader, enter- DorlR but pleased ens in the grocery business in Mas- Boston, Mr. and Mrs. George Whit- could not pasR her beiore with their selection for tained the guests at the Sea Gables they are syth, who have been occupying the sachusetts before Mr. Stevens ney, Miss Rhe turned Jack Knife for a pur- Springfield, Mass., Ruby with which ledge charmed with the Island. They en- Beach cottage this summer, have left chased the on selections every one en- beat down around grocery the Island Russel. Springfield, Mrs. R. P. Dun- 8and iRland buoy. Joy the scene* and views there and have rented rooms at the Joyed. Mr. Hayford promises to be In especially owned previously by W. A. Blckford. ning, Springfield, Mr. Ran Nathnti, windward work the DorlR gained over the water and a successful reader because of his the beautiful Beeches, where they will stay for the They spent the week-end at the Mr. R. L. being better able to go the Boston, Ixiveless, Boston, easiness of manner through walks through the pine clad for- remainder of the season. at Fal- combined with a chop which wrr made mountains, being guests the Mr. A. N. Newman, New York City, by a strong ests. The guests have been A stock of and amooth speaking voice. ebb tide having complete cottage mouth Hotel, Portland, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Shuffner, running sgalnRt the brisk much amusement In book To house be found at R. parties are en- parties. furnishing* may night. Mrs. Many Ashing being Southwester. On the run from Brooklyn, Joseph Otis, Norwell, \besldes to these parties each person comes 8. Davis Co., corner of Exchange and joyed trips Bailey's to Sand Inland to stl., Mrs. W-m. White. Roxbury, buoy the Bell off dressed to some well known Federal streets.—Adv. see the surf and excursions to New represent White Hemp Hats, $1.49, $2.95, "Eus- Mass., Mr. and Mrs. J. Ennt B'rch IRland the Whisper and book. deal Relter, Meadows Inn. gained A great of fun and The Misses Smith entertained a Miss Arlien .came within two boat tis."—Adv. Orange, L. Relter, Emit lengths of the amusement Is derived In trying

TIME TABLE GOOD BOAT SERVICE Casco Bay & Harpswell Lines Convenient to Leave Custom House Wharf for Sunset Landing: city for shopping or the 8.15 A. 5.15 P. M. M., theatres. Just far enough away from the Return 6.55 A. 12.10 P. city's M., M. turmoil and dust to be a real summer resting SUNDAYS—10 A. M., 5.15 P. M. for place the tired professional or busin-ss man Return 8.40 A. 4.15 P. M. M., and family. Forty minute sail morning and The Casco Bay and Harpswell Lines supply a evening on beautiful Casco rests 20-trip book for $3.00. 15c a trip between Bay the nerves, Portland and Sunset Landing. The company improves the disposition. Better than also any supplies courteous officers and men to man tonic. their who steamers, will be pleased to answer any inquiries. TRY THIS PRESCRIPTION!

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ONE OF COTTAGES ON PROPERTY—FOR SALE. BATHING BEACH. THE WYER COTTAGE.

hi& former business, as a bathing and houses; fresh eggs, T5ail vbo«rt. -Ther-boat isr a small Hooper milk butter, and vegetables from the photographer. Hampton 45 St., Portland, Me. MIDDLE ST. farm every day; fish, clams and lob- type sloop, very seaworthy Exchange sters Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richter, of and It was direct from the water; the rooms capable. previously own- a New have been the Only Minute from the are large, light and airy, sun parlor, Albany York, ed by Mr. Oscar S. Tonks of the Phone 1019 etc. Booklets sent. Free use of Boats guests at Unquity Villa, of Mr. and East End. A Soldiers' Monument to Guests. great many enjoyable Mrs. Alfred H. Crossman, who are hours have I_. H. MERROW, Proprietor been spent on board this the summer at their cot- spending boat by Mr. Passano and his friends. tage, in the Massachusetts colony. those Among leaving the island WE Miss Ada and Miss Lula MAKE A SPECIALTY Littlefield, this week is Mr. C. H. Roberts of The Best In the Market Quick Delivery Doughty, both of Portland, spent the OF We Telephone Connection Arlington Heights, Mass. He has Supply You With Everything for the Table Under ONE Account week end here with Miss Little- been spending his vacation of two j field's Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Souvenir parents, weeks' duration with his family, who Spoons Littlefield. Miss is a sten- FRANK L. Littlefield, are occupying a cottage in the Mas- PINKHAM at J. E. Palmer's Millin- Brooches ographer sachusetts colony. This is their se- in Portland. ery store, cond season on the island. Mr. Hal- j etc. South Mr. Clifford a native of Novelties, Harpswell Market Hamilton, lam Ring, the guest of Miss Ethel has been Stond 1858 Chebeague, recently ap- Roberts, who has been visiting here Telephonesleiepnones \ Night Fresh Meats and Provisions Finest Brands of Canned of B. F. Keiths | Residence 2819 Service Goads pointed Manager, for three weeks, returns to his home GEO. T. SPRINGER theatre, in Portland, Mr. Hamilton, in Arlington, Mass., tomorrow. Public Automobile is being congratulated on his appoint- Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sprague and 7-Passenger Packard Touriner Car ment, because all his friends know daughter Silverware Marjorie of Providence, R. HOUR, DAY OR WEEK SERVICE that it came through his hard, and I., arrived at their summer cottage, 515 CONGRESS efficient work as treasurer of Keith's ST., PORTLAND, L. W. THOMPSON Your Wants Camp Providence. Mr. and Mrs. 254 Telephone Quick Service to Our Customers Theatre. Mr. has worked Danfcrth Street Portland, Me. Hamilton, Sprague and daughter have been up from the ranks, and Cor. Brown and DUNN certainly coming to Chebeague for many suc- Ptand, Congress Sts. BROTHERS deserves as a reward this and Will meet steamers at fine, cessive summers. They have a most Caseo Bay Wha:f honorable on request. position. attractive camp on the shore of Rose Groceries, Provisions & General Mdse. Mr. Harold Hyde, and son Louis, Point. from Your tr ide in fust class Groceries, Meats & Provisions formerly Saginaw, Michigan, Miss L,ucy Ballard, the guest of HOTEL is solcited and now from Springfield, and COMMONWEALTH OPTOMETRISTS Mail and Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Stewart, left (Incorporated) OPTICIANS telephone oiders promptly filled Miss from were the Brown, Chicago, 111., Island last week after a delight- Market at last week of Mrs. Haw- State Houce MASS. West Harpswell Delivery all over South guests Philip ful visit of a few weeks. Miss Bal- Opp BOSTON, Examined Harpswell at Mr. Mfnan- Eyes kin's, Hyde's cottage lard has returned to her winter oke, near Eastern Landing. home in Athens, Ohio. Glasses We can supply your cottage furn- Mrs. S. A. the Repaired Schwefel, mother of We do our own and ishings, R. S. Davis Co., Corner or Mrs. E. A. grinding duplicate Ballard, is visiting with broken lenses from the pieces. Evcnange and Federal, streets, Port- her daughter. Mrs. Schwefel came SMITH-SOMES CO. land.—Adv. with Mr. and Mrs. «. E. Ballard and fam- 578 CONGRESS PINKHAM Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gee, and chil- ily and will ST., PORTLAND, ME. SO. remain here for the HARPSWELL, ME. and dren, Dorothy Warren, recently month. Other guests here are Mr. in arrived at their cottage Ashuelot, and Mrs. William Ballard of Indian- the Massachusetts will colony. They apolis, who are spending a part of Horse & Auto remain here until the middle of Livery Sept- their honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. CORbES' uur sianies are equipped to handle all the business Offers rooms with hot and cold CAPE of this place and ember. E. A. Ballard. First-class we are water for |1.00 and up, which In- in Every Particular prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with careful drivers at Mrs. rTanK kiiici uuueu any Btinieii, Mr. William of free use of shower baths. Private hour of the or Miller, Boston, cludes Dining Rooms day night. Expressing and moving of all kinds receive for a few last week, her sister, prompt days Mass., visited his wife over the week Nothing to Equal This In New 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congress at. and careful attention Have all your checked in care of A. Fred and two children baggage E. Pink- Mrs. Pingree, end. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are oc- England bam. Soutb Harpswell, Maine. returned PORTLAND, MAINE of Somervllle, Mass. They cupying the Howard Hamilton cot- Rooms with private baths for Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Cellar etc. $1 .30 day up; suites of two Excavating, Work, Wells, directly to Somervllle upon leaving tage for the summer season. Mr. per rooms and bath for $4.00 per day the Island. Miller is the owner of the Miller and up. Established 1892 AUCTIONEERS Probablv few people In the Bay Piano in Company Boston4 Mass. Dining Room and Cafe First- W. P. DRESSER & SONS lindale, Mans., registered Wednesday realize what a successful summer Dr. N. D. Johnson of Waitham, was Class, European Plan. last for a two weeks' visit. This is Chebeague Is having this year. It on the island last week end, visiting ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. RfAL ESTATE 1b doubtful even if the is'and people his their flrBt vacation here and already wife and family who are Btone floors, nothing wood but 80 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME. how we are pleas- here realize just faring. antly situated in the doors. Telephone connection. they find the Island an ideal place jthelr cottage at attention Riven to Tim- As one walks about the island, they Artists Equipped with its own Sanitary Special Farms, Point. They also entertained ber Lands and Seashore Property. Prop- to spend a summer outing. see few unopened and Vacuum Cleaning Plant. very cottages over the week end, Mr. Jack erty Bought, Sold and Appraised. Loans There are more Brig- Strictly a Temperance Hotel. The following guests are registered unocupled. many ham. of Waitham, Mass. on Mortgages. SUMMIT HOU8E. q In this i than SEND FOR BOOKLET. here: Edith It. Hooth, Smlthtown people cottages year The have been In the four Chebeague Baseball Team STORER F. CRAFTS, General There are over fifty guests regis- Branch, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wal- there past seems Mgr. to be invincible. Last week, lace Ethel years. This statement Is also true tered at the hotel now and every day Grace, Wakefield, Mass.; in their game with the Mere Point HOTEL BRUNSWICK A. Wakefield, Theresa of "the hotels here, all of which are new so Grace, Mass.; Team, such O. V. 8EEMAYER, Prop. brings arrivals before the end a business. The Hill they played excellent and Mrs* doin? lively ball Hot Water in Room Sellg, Hosilndale, Maso.; Mr. that the team at no and Cold Every of the week It Is expected that about A. C. Crest and Summit House have been opposing Smith, Ottawa, Can.; Mrs. H. time was The Private Baths since the In nnd dangerous. total score HENRY LEVIN will be here. The and New York full third week July wnn European Plan $1 day up, with bath, $1.50. seventy delightful Rostenherg children, Chebeagup 5, and Mere Point 3. Annie will be so until September, as there Cafe connected weather the week has City; Connolly. Westhoro, The for was prevailing past a nm:unl of battery Chebeague E. Comhlnat'on Meals 25c, 35c, 50c Mass.; Nellie G. Ross, are large applicants Dolan and Merchant Tailor all to the several sail- Mass.; Fred Heuer. Chicken Dinner 50c allowed enjoy Mrs. Eva for rooms during this month. It has Special every day Thorner, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. 92 Mo. 21-23 Preble Maine and motor boat that have been stated very fair-minded and Patterson, Mrs. O. Exchang* St., Portland, St., Portland, ing parties Mass.; Miss Tena Thorner, Dorches- by M. Parker all of that the island Concord, Mass., Miss been given nearly every day. This ter, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Smith, conservative people 1 season for four May Pond, of Foxboro Mass., and a Roslindale, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Is having the best I Cleansing, Pressing ft Repairing Specialty form of pleasure Is the popular form Mass.; Miss Harriet were all A. Me. years. Coding, guests IDEAL. LUNCH here a Patrick, Saco, last week at Bur-nett. the of amusement yet great many The wild cat or wild cats have not cottage, B. summer home of Duniec, Prop. the tennis and courts. as yet been caught. Dame rumor »s Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. enjoy croquet Mr. Clarence E. Stone of Attleboro, Coding. 118 CENTRE ST., PORTLAND very quiet about now and very little Among the arrivals of Thursday Mass., Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Is being done at present. It seems Clark and facnlly. of Meals a-la-carte and Combination were Mr. and Mrs. William A. L. L. Hale. Needham last that It Is close time, according to Mass., and Mrs. Lillian FALMOUTH Breakfasts. Patrick of who.are here Grant and of HOTEL 25 Saco, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chandler of Maine JawB for killing a fur-bearing family, East Boston, Regular Dinners and Suppers, their first find the are now MAINE for outing. They Springfield, Mass., spent a few days animal. This fact has put a damper occupying the Royal T. PORTLAND, cents. an ideal for rest and Hamilton house until the island place recently at the "Pelham" on the on the ardor of the eager sportsmen. 10th of both are greatly pleased to be among south shore. Their September. There guest who will many friends The reports In both the Boston and European and American Plan »uch company. were stay1 with them Into Is congenial pleased to have them here for Portland papers are extremely ex- September, THE UBERTY Miss Edith It. Booth, teacher at the this* short visit and trust Mrs. H. O. We'nwrlght of they will re- aggerated. Hy means of a house to Boston, 47 BROWN ST., PORTLAND, Mix. Smlthtown Branch, Island, New turn later In the seHson. Mas#. Most Located Long The many house canvass of the cottages In the Centrally Lunch room, home cooking. Spe- registered July 29th for an ex- friends of Mrs. C. Miss Luclle Htme o? the Msssr York, H. Hamilton of vicinity of the forest where the cat Hotel In Portland cial dinners served every day. Wo vacation which may extend are chusetts has as tended Springfield pleased to hear that has been seen, no report of pets colony, her guest for do not advertise the best, but the until 1. Miss Booth was among she Is In health the .frest the Sept. Improving and It Is thut have been Injured could be ob- of summer, her friend,' J. J. best for the money. European plan. of last >60Ltft, Proprietor the tourists year. sincerely hoped she will Improve suf- tained. It Is well, however, that the ! Miss Gladys of Passaic, New Rooms in connection, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Smith of Bos- Brown, ficiently to enable her to come to the hunting should be carried on by re- Jersey. C. D. DRE88ER, Prop. it CASCO BAY AND HARPSWELL LINES. Messrs. Lester and 'Birdsall Dunning, YORK & JACKSON Herman Bibo, Time Table Effective July 2, 1916. CO. Percy Redfield, Donald WEEK Hosmer, Fredricks White, Miss Ro- DAYS Homes ; berta From Portland Furnished Complete Harding, Mr. Harding, Masters (Custom House Wharf) William To Peaks Island BUNGALOW OR CAMP and Frederick The (Forest City Landing)— SUPPLIES first Harding. 5.45. 6.45, 7.46. 8.45, 10.30 a. m., 12.15, \ picnic was held uc Chebeague, 1.00, 2.15, 4.15, and there are 5.15, 6.15, 7.30, 8.15, 9.30 232 MIDDLE STREET. Look (or the Red two more which are p. in. Sign AUGUST expected to be SALE held in To Cushlng Island—6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 the future, a. one at Birch m., 12.15, 2.16, 6.15, 6.15, 8.16 p. m. Island, and the other OF To Little and Great Diamond Islands, at Great Whaleboat Trefethen Island. These and Evergreen Landings are (Peaks ENGLISH picnics always pleasant and a Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. m., TEA ROOM great many 12.15, 2.00, 4.15, 5.15, 6.15, a7.30 p. m. 6U9 Congress St., Me. people always go. To Ponce and Portland, Breakfast after 8. Miss Roselle Doughty Landings (Long doors east Public Cooley of Jacksonville, Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. (2 Library). Luncheon 11 to 3. m., 12.15, Fla. is as usual. Mrs. 2.00, 4.15, 5.16, a7.30 m. Afternoon Tea until 7 m. visiting W. W. 6.15, p. p. who To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—8.00 Cheney, has the Bibo Cottage, a. TEL. 3484 ROOMS SINGLE AND m., 2.00, 5.15, 6.15 p. m. EN SUITE Fairview, this summer. SUMMER FURNITURE To Little Chebeague—8.00 a. m„ 2.00, Mr. and Mrs Frank F. 5.15 p. m. Harding, the Misses Ruth and To Western Landing (Great Chebeague) Roberta Harding a. and —10.15 m., 1.3), 6.15 p. m. the Masters William and Fred- Sweeping reduction in To Cliff Island, Central erick prices Landing (Great Harding of Brooklyn, N. Y.. Chebeague) South Harpswell, Bailey have Island and Orrs DOW Su taken the Lower Garfield to Island—7.00, 10.15 a. PINKHAM Cot- close out stock on hand. m., 1.30, 5.15 p. m. tage for August. To Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great Fire Miss Katherine Barnett of Indian- Chebeague), Cousin, Llttlejohn and Insurance Bustln apolis, Ind. is the guest of Islands, Mere Point, Birch 35 St. Mrs. White We sell outfits for Island and Exchange Me. at the complete Harpswell Centre—8.15 a. Portland, Mudjekeewis for August. m. Dwellings, Hotels and in., 5.15 p. Cottages, Seaside Property. H. N. PINKHAM Mrs. W. D. and insured in the Twiss, the Misses KtSTURN (Week Days) leading companies. H. W. 8USSKRAUT. F. C. HUSSET Beatrice and the and To Portland Catherine Twiss of cottage camp. Lawrence, Mass., are as usual occu- From Peaks Island (Forest Land- City pying the Parker for in*)—6.15, 7.20. 8.15, a. Cottage the 9.16. 11.00 m., month of FIVE 12.35, 1.20, 2.35, 4.35, 5.35, 6.35, 7.50, August. FLOORS RIGHT GOODS RIGHT PRICES 8.35, 10.15 p. m. t Rev. Rowland of From Cloud Woodbury, dishing. Island—7.00, 8.00, 9.00, N. J. is the of 10.45 a. m., NOVELTY RUG COMPANY guest Mrs. J. H. Bi- 12.45, 2.45, 5.45, 6.45, 8.45 bo at p. m. 25 Lancaster St. the Chase Cottage. Mr. Cloud From Little Portland, Me. has Diamond Island—6.20, 7.20, RUGS MADE FROM OLD just graduated from the Univer- 8.20, a. CARPETS 9.50, 11.25 m., 1.40, 3.45, 5.40, sity of Nebraska at 7.00 m. We have just the Rug for the or Lincoln, Neb. p. Cottage Bungalow. Call and see our Mr. From Great Diamond different styles. Our will Joel Kelsey has returned to T. F. Island—<5.15, 7.15, prices you. Reference Foss please Portland Nat. & 8.15, a. his in Sons 9.45, 11.20 m.. 1.35, 3.40, 5.35, Bank. home Baltimore after a five 6.55 p. m. weeks' From stay with his parents at the Complete House Furnishers Trefethen Landing (Peaks Island) Sprucedale. —6.10. 7.10. 8.10, 9.40, 11.15 a. m., 1.30, 3.35, 5.30, 6.50 p. m. Mr. E. H. Josselyn of Baltimore, From Evergreen Md. Landing (Peaks Island) spent a few days with Mr. and and Preble —6.05, 7.05, 8.05, 9.35: 11.10 a. Congress Portland m., 1.25, Mrs. at Sts., 3.30, 5.25, 6.45 p. m. THE THOS. Kelsey Sprucedale. From LAUGH LIN CO. Mr. Ponce Landing (Long Island)—5.55. and Mrs. C. A. Burdick of Man- 6.65, 7.55, a. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN 9.25, 11.00 m., 1.15, 3.45. chester, N. H. are Mrs. 5.15, 6.35 m. visiting A. E. p. Reynolds for two weeks. From Dou'jnty Landing (Long Island)— Yacht, Motor and Steamship SuppPes Mr and 5.45, 6.45, 7.45, 9.15, 10.50 a. m., 1.05. Mrs. H. L. Norris of the 3.15, 5.05, 6.25 p. m. Public Alcazar are Landing in rear retail store 184-186 COMMERCIAL ST. entertaining Mr. and Mrs. REGULAR DINNER 35 CENTS From Cleaves Landing (Long Island)— L. J. Norris of at their 5.40, 6.35. 7.35, 9.00 a. m.. 3.00, 6.10 m. Lexington From p. Little Chebeague—6.30, 7.30, 9.05 cottage. a. m., m. Ave.J 3.05, 6.15 p. Tents For Sale and To Mrs. C. R. Earl and son Preston of Empire Restaurant °°.n9r°POrVLa'n DF°M e* From Cliff 10.45 a. Let Island—7.15, m., 3.20, Yonkers, N. are the 5.00 p. m. in Y., guests of Mrs* FIRST CLASS SERVICE From Western Everything Hardware and Paint Galloupe for a week. Landing (Great Che- Ladie*' and Gents' Private beague)—5 20, 10.30 a. m., 3.05 p. m. Miss Leslie Brown of Dining Rooms From Central Lexington, Landing (Great Che- SULKQWITCH Mass., spent a week with beague)—6.55, 10.20 a. HARDWARE & PAINT CO. Mrs. Gal- 6341 m„ 2.55, 4.40 and Telephone Pay Station 85910 p. m. loupe is now spending the same From 377 FORE STREET South Harpswell—6.30. 9.55 a. m., period of time with Mrs. Crone. 2.30, 4.15 p. m. Miss poration was held in the Church From Between and Market Sts. Marjorie Seeley, Bailey Island (York Exchange Near Island Wellesley, Grove at 2.30 HILL CREST Landing)— evenuSgs Steamers of has P. M. 6.16, 9.40 a. m., 2.15. 4.00 p. m. 1916, Lexington been visiting From Orrs Mrs. Mr. F. M. Grant was Island—6.00, 9.30 a. m., 2.00, Galloupe for a week. unanimously Continued from page 4 3.45 p. m. P elected clerk and T/^V\TT7 jp C*C\ Workmen's Compensation Mrs. Calvin W. Childs of Mr. H. B. Soule From Sunset (Great Lexing- Landing Chebeague) EC*iV^« JvylNHiiJ 0£ Fire and Marine ton spent the treasurer. The overseers were, Mr. —6.55 a. m., 12.10 noon. Insurance week end with her Among the recent arrivals were: From Cousin ■immiuilllllliuillliuimiiuiiuuiltlllllliuillllilillliiiiill 41 Newhall, Mr. Melcher, Miss Island—6.40. 11.55 a, m. Exchange St., Portland, Me. mother, Mrs. Galloupe. Bower, Arthur A. From Dr. Mar McRae, Jr., Attleboro, Littlejohn Island—6.35, 11.50 a. m. Mrs. I. O. Palmer and and Mr. Hosmer. The Board Mass.; Mrs. S. From Eastern (Great Che- daughters, of .Health Keveny, Brooklyn; Landing Dwellings, Hotels, Cottages and Seashore a Marie and and Landscape Committee V. beague—6.20, 11.35 p. m. Property Marjorie Palmer of New- May Keveny, Brooklyn; Dr. Fred From was also re-elected. Bustin Island—6.00. 11.15 a. m. Specialty. Losses tonville, Mass. are among late ar- S. Piper, From Promptly Adjusted. Lexington, Mass.; Mrs. Fred Mere Point—5.35. 10.50 a. m. rivals and are Next followed a general discussion S. From occupying Mrs. Lan- Piper, Fred C. Birch Island—5.30, 10.45 a. m. on finances. It was Lexington, Mass.; From caster's cottage for the month. unanimously Harpswell Centre—5.15. 10.30 a. m. Newhall, Lexington, Mass.; W. P. Miss Susan Martin is agreed upon to ask for a greater por- SUNDAYS. as usual vis- Scully, Springfield, Mass.; Miss R. D. iting Mrs. Russell at tion of the tax money from Freeport. From Portland i Camp Whittier, Currier, Springfield, Ernest A. GEORGE E. this Mr. Fuller was to Mass.; To Peaks Island (Forest City jr LEONARD year for four weeks. She has appointed repre- M. Landing)— (Next door to sent the Fessenden, D., Wakefield, Mass.; 7.00, 8.00, 9.00* 10.30 a. m„ 12.20, 1.15, Postoffice) GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE been coming to Bustin's for Corporation at the Annual Olive M. 2.00. Our stock of fourteen Ryder, Bes- 3.00. 4.01V 4.45. 5.45. 7.00. 8.00 p. m. i Groceries, Meats and Provisions is Town All Harrisburg, Pa.; To to the best obtainable and we aim years and is a great admirer as are Meeting. expenditures of sie Cushing 10.30 a. supply you with the best. Ice Shackell, Omaha; F. Island—9.00, m., Cream by plate or measure. all who money to be left with overseers. It Josephine 12.20, 3.00, 4.45, 7.00 d. to. We solicit your visit it. Miss Martin is j patronage and assure you of courteous treatment Rowe, Arlington; Mary A. To Little and Great Diamond delivery of orders. and prompt of was voted to ask for Harrison, Islands, Haverhill. Freeport $800 N. and Trefethen and of the tax Manchester, H., Mrs. Rene Evergreen Landlnas Mr. and Mrs. Louie Smith of money for the coming year. (Peaks Island)—7.00. 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 Wash- Cluzelle, New York city; Miss Cathe- а. D. C. Voted that the petition the m„ 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30, 5.00, 6.00, ington, are guests at the Ram- Corp. leg- rine S. a7.30 p. m. apo for a month. islature of Maine to amend the Cor- Dearie, Newark, N. J.; Mrs. Mr. Smith is an- Catherine F. To Ponce Landing so that the Daloz, Dorchester, Mass.; (Long Island)—7.00, other old Islander and knows and poration's charter Cor- 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 a. m., 12.20, 2.30. All Sorts of Miss Mary F. Hill, 1.15, Vacation loves Bustin's well. poration shall receive 75 per cent, Cambridge; B. R. 3.30, 5.00, 6.00, a7.30 n. m. Footwear and Shoes F. Collins and To ivi of the taxes family, Newton Cen- Doughty Landing (Long Island)—8.00. 188 Margaret Cummings of Bel- raised on property of 9.30, 10.30 a. ter; Ernest G. Friez, New W. m.. 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30 That Cure Foot mont, Mass. and Mr. Corp. after State and County taxes York; б.00. 6.00, a7.30 m. Troubles Irving Jackman P. p. of New York are deducted. Voted that Mr. Ful- Palmer, Winchester, Mass.; Miss To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—9.30 City are spending a M. ti. а. ler the Hegan, Somerville, Mass.; Mr. m., 1.15. 3.30, 5.00 p. m. week with Mr. and Mrs. French. represent Corporation before To Little DEAN and Mrs. M. New Chebeague—9.30 a. m., 1.15, BROTHERS Monument Mr. and Mrs. L. E. the Maine Legislature. Voted that Lutkenliaus, York; 3.30 p. m. Flanders of Miss Annette New k Square the repairing of the roads, on north Clancy, York; Miss To Cliff Island, Western and Central Auburn, Me., spent a few days at the Edith S. west side of Island left Merritt, Newark, N. J.; Miss Landings (Great Chebeague) South French Cottage with Mr. and Mrs. be in the HarpsweM, Bailey and Orrs Islands— French. hands of the overseers. Meeting ad- O'Keefe, Arlington, Mass.; Miss Har- 10.00 a. m., a5.30 p. m. journed. riette R. Dooley, Maiden, Mass.; W. To Sunset and Eastern (Great WILLIAM Thursday evening Miss Bower gave H. Landings SENTER & a Childs, Cambridge, Miss E. Chebeague), Cousin, Llttlejohn and COMPANY farewell dance to Miss Hazel Bow- Mass.; Bustin W. Browne, Eat' L. Islands, Mere Point, Birch er and Miss an Boston, Mass.; Island artd Gwendolyn Jones. The Had Irish Look. Harpswell Centre—10.00 a. fox one Townsend, Attleboro, Mass.; Misses m., a5.15 p. m. ...JEWELERS... trot, step, waltz, and Paul Bobbie asked his father if time was Blackwell, Arlington, Mass.; Miss RETURN 51 Jones were danced to Victrola music. (Sundays). EXCHANGE STREET, invented in Ireland, because it was Margaret M. Burns, R. To Portland POR1LAND. MAINE Those present were the Misses Pawtucket, I.; called O'Clock. Mr. and Mrs. J. From Peaks Island (Forest Land- Charts, Compasses, Souvenir Views of Mary Collins, Helen Bertha Henry Miller, Jamaica City Spoons, Portland & Redfield, Miss Anna ing)—8.25, 9.30, 10.50 a. xn.. 12.35, 1.35, Vicinity Biho, Barbara and Plain; B. Brown, Phila., 2.20, 3.20, Carolyn Brainard, Miss 4.30, 5.20, 6.20. 7.30. 8.30 p. m. Pa.; Mary C. Gartland, Dorches- From a. Elizabeth Eugster, Hazel Bower and Cushing' Island—9.15, 11.00 a. m., m., 3.15 p. m. Miss Genuine home made ter, Mass.; McBreen, Dorches- 12.45, 9.30, 5.00, 7.15 p. m. Fhim Ont Island—7.00 a. m., 3.00 m. Gwendolyn Jones and the Messrs. Chop Suey, 35c up. From Little Diamond p. ter, Mass. Island—8.15, 9.35, From Sunset Landing (Great Che be ague) Harold Sniffin, Lester, Birdsall, and Yet-ca-mien, 25c. Chow Mien 50c. Fried 11.15, 11.55 a. m.. —8.40 a. 1.45, 3.00, 4.00, 5.15, m., 4.15 p. m. Rice 25c. Real Italian б.40, 7.35 p. m. Edgar Dunning, Fred- Spaghetti. Parties From Cousin Island—8.30 a. m., 4.05 p. m. Herman-Bibo, From Great Diamond From ricks White and the .accommodated on one or two no- Island—8.10, 9.30, Littlejohn Island—8.25 a. m„ 4.00 Bustin's Island Rev. Rowland days' Why Meal Is Enjoyable. 11.10, 11.50 a. m. m., 1.40, 2.55, 3.55, 5.10, p. Cloud. tice. A woman likes to 6.35, 7.30 ro. From dine with her hus- p. Eastern Landing (Great Che- Mr. J. J. Nelson MRS. LOUISE COLOMB, From Trefethen of Everett, Mass. band in a restaurant Landing (Peaks Island) beague)—8.10 a. m., 3.45 p. m. is occasionally, so —8.05, 9.25, 11.45 a. From again Mr. Taft at Colomb Island. 11.05, m., 1.35, 2.60, Bustin Island—7.55 a. m., 3.25 p. m. visiting Westlook. Cottage, Llttlejohn's be can't blnme hor for 3.50, 6.05, 6.30, 7.25 From the cookinjr. p. m. Mere Point—7.35 a. m., 3.05 p. m. (Continued from The Island Sewing Party was held at From Evergreen From page 1.) Landing (Peaks Island) Birch Island—7.30 a. m., 3.00 p.m. Mrs. Lancaster's r From cottage, The Cedars 9.20, U.00, 11.40 a. m., 1.30, 2.46, Harpswell Centre—7.15 a. m., 2.45 RED DRAGON GIFT SHOP AND m. Thursday afternoon. About wo- 3.45, 5.00. 6.25, 7.26 o. W. p. Eastern shore of the Neck. After fifty From Ponce men Landing (Long Island)—7.50, Additional Trip—Saturdays Only—10.00 lunch six of the enjoyed the afternoon with their TEA ROOM 9.10, 10.50, 11.30 a. m., 1.20, 2.36, 3.35, p. m. Prom Portland to Little and young people start- ed to walk to sewing. During the afternoon Mrs. GREAT CHBBEAGUB, MB. 4.50, 6.16, 7.10 p. m. Great Diamond Islands, Trefethen and So. Harpswell. Two Prom Irving O. Palmer of Newton gave Gifts to please all. Open day and Doughty Landing (Long Island)— Evergreen Landings (Peaks Island) stopped at West a 14 Foot Round Harpswell, two some sermons evening. Lunches, Ice-cream, Box can- Bottom Rowboat 9.00, 10.40, 11.20 a. m., 1.10, 2.25, 3.25, and Ponce Landings (Long Island). Re- mile farther on negro which were most while the etc. can be ac- 4.40, 6.05, 7.00 p. m. turn—Leave Ponce 10.40 remain- dles, Special parties Landing, p. interesting. Delicious refreshments commodated on order. From Cleaves Island)— in., Evergreen 10.45 ing couple finished the walk and went R. G. ALBION Landing. (Long .Landing, p. m., of punch and cake were served. Frank L,. 8.35, 10.25 a. m.. 2.10, 4.35, 6.00 p. TO. Trefethen 10.50 Great to South Mrs. Pettingell, Prop. Landing, p. m., Harpswell. Meanwhile the Miss Ethel From Little a. Diamond Pidge, Mrs. Mrs. Fogg, Mgr. BOX 24 Chebeague—8.30, 10.30 m., Island, 10.55 p. m.f Little rest of the party had been Russell, Richardson, CHEBEAGUE 2.15, 4.30 m. reading and p. Diamond Island, 11.00 p. m. epitaphs in Mrs; Dolliver assisted Mrs. Lan- From Cliff Island—8.15 a. m., 4.25 p. to. 'References. Elijah Kellog's church caster. From Western Landing Che- a on notice to graveyard. One was WM. H. (Great Stops Purser to land found which Miss Minnie ROHR beague)—8.05 a. m., 4.10 p. m. passengers only. x Express, Schedule read as follows: Sugatt of Lawrence, From Central Landing (Great Che- subject to change without notice. Mass. is the of Gertrude Passengers as you guest Mrs. Richard- Walker-Crowley Eagle Marine Engines beague)—7.55 a. to., 4.00 p. m. Unavoidable and pass by, delays excepted sub- As son at Hardscrabble. STANLEY From South a. you are now, so once MARINE MOTORS Harpswell—7.30 m., 9.30 ject to change without notice. was I, Mr. Soloist and E. B. As I am now Walter Mason of Haverhill, Soprano WINHIjOVV, Pres. so you must be, Perfex Waterproof Ignition, supplies, re- Bron^Balley Island (York Landing—7.15 C. W. T. CODING, Gen. Mgr. Mass. is as usual visiting Dr. and Mrs. Vocal Teacher Prepare for death and follow me. pairing, overhauling. Gasolene for sale. These Eugster at Cholet Alloel. 14 COMMERCIAL learned the epitaph by heart Eastern WHARF PORTLAND and had "Bustin's Big Bust," the annual Landing, Great Chebeague Telephone it ready to tell the others affair on the Island will be held when they returned from Aug- the walk, ust 22. It is who learned it also. planned to -make this an inter-Island day and posters will Everyone had a very fine time in soon be sent to many Islands in the spite of the heat as do Summer they always and Bustin's of on these Bay, hopeB many her Hay's picnics of which there are neighbors will come. a number each season. Miss Kath- Mr. and Mrs. William Heald of arine Schloer chaperoned. The pic- Mass. have the Curtis nickers were the Misses Methuen, Cot- Gwendolyn tage for two weeks. Comfort Jones, Hazel Bower, Elizabeth Eugs- Ciean-Elec The Island Card Party given by the ter, Helen Redfleld, Barbara and Car- B. I. C. A. on Friday afternoon was olyn Brainard, Mary Collins and Kath-1 a great success. Miss MacDnnald erine Schloer and the MesBrs. Edgar) opened her cottage for the event and Dunning, Richard Blaisdell and Fred- Midwood was a ricks White. delightful place that Supplies afternoon. Eleven These include at our stores such goods as Toilet Waters, Talcs, Miss Hazel Bower foggy tables of and Miss Gwen- auction 8achets and Bath 8havers' were played and the prizes Creams, Extract*, Soaps, Goods, Supplies, dolyn Jones have left the af- $24-5° Island were won by Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs. Tooth Pastes and Powders, Hair Tonics and 8hampoos, Manicure iter a delightful three weeks' Gives the Electric Suc- stay. Myer, Mrs. Clement, Miss thorough Summer Candies and We feature a few here Miss Bower will Ricker, Goods, Drinks^ Cigars. go to Hampton Beach Mrs. Jewell and Miss Alice Cun- tion cleaning that the best homes Come to our stores and see them all. for the rest of the summer while ningham. The consolation wbb won require. Miss Jones will BATH GOODS, 8PRAY8, 8OAP8 AND TOWELS proceed to her home by Miss French, Miss Bower and in New York Miss Ruby Shampoo Spray, 25c. City. Clement were In of the CLEAN-ELEC complete, un charge affair. BRUSH—For threads, Wednesday Mr. Mr. Miss Good Quality Bath Sprays, 59c., 89c. Brainard, Ethel Clarke of New York lint and the Jaynes and Mr. Taft held their second hair, CLEAN-ELEC Knickerbocker Bath Spray Brushes, $1.75 and has arrived and will be at Bunch- $1.35, $3.00 picnic, for the benefit of has a self-adjusting brush located Hollow Tooth their float. berry Lodge for the remainder of the Massage Brushes, 35c. This was held in picnic at Goose Island. season. the nozzle. It Is easily regulat- Hay's Soap Blocks, 10c., 3 for 25c. The picnickers were transported In un Monday July Z4, Cousin's ed and cannot get out of order. Remmer's Peroxide Bath 3 for 25c, the Phoenix Island Soap, 10c., Wychmere, and Mr. Taft's played Bustln's In a tournament. In Remtner's 4 3 small boat. Delicious Soap Tablets, odors, 10c., for 25c, steamed clams the singles Redfleld of Bustln'B CLEAN-ELEC GUARANTEE—This and coffee were play- Good Cottage Soaps, 5c., 50c. per dozen. • ■ served for 25 cents ed of Cousin's and Hosmer of electric machine is which with Irving doubly guaran- Bath Towels, 25c., 29c., 39c., 49c., 69c. sandwiches, pickles, olives Bustln's played Mackintosh of Cou- teed. Its motor is cake, doughnuts, cheese fully guaran- Wash Cloths, 5c., 7c. and 10c* 3 for 25c. crackers, sin's. Austin's won hoth of these. teed by one of the largest motor cheese, marguerites, a Good 10c. and 25c. to and each. etc., made Also Miss Forsyth of Cousin's played manufacturers in the world, and Sponges, $2 $3 complete picnic lunch. PAPER Many took Miss Fuller of Bustln's and beat her. the whole machine Is TOWEL8 the varied and beautiful again guar- walk* the In the mixed doubles, Redfleld and anteed by Its manufacturers, who Save laundry bills. Island affords, One of the purposes Miss Fuller beat Irving and MIbs For- have received recognition at. the A great convenience for cottage, and 35c. of the was camp car, 10c., 25c., rolls. picnic to pick raspber- syth. In the men's doubles L and Panama-Pacific 8ee the Crlnklet extra ries, but as there Exposition by Washless Towels, strong, serviceable and sat- were few to be had B. carried off the Gold Medal on not Dunning honors their other pro- isfactory—10c. carton. many tried. One excitement of over Irving and Mackintosh. ducts. the day was when Toilet Tissue, 5c. package and rolls; 50c. per dozen. Mrs. Cheney got Friday evening Miss Gwenydd Wel- lost, but she was found. Toilet Tissue, 10c. package and roils; 90c. per dozen. safely ler entertained a number of people Among those who went were Mrs. at Jenkins at her house. A MAIL OROER8 CAREFULLY FILLED Mrs. very Brainard, White, Mrs. Jaynes, enjoyable time was had and Russian Mrs. Clement, Miss Clement, Miss rabbit wns served. AlWAYA LOOK row THE 3-H QUAtlTY HAWK Miss Kicker, Swan, the Misses French Miss Weller's quests were the Mis- Mrs. Cheney, Mr. Street, Mrs. Oow- ses Roberta Miriam Hosmer Mrs. Harding, Ing, Sugatt, Miss Oowlng, Miss Elizabeth Fuller, Roselle Ju- Hosmer, Miss Cooley, Weller, Miss Roselle lia Richardson and the Messrs. Percy TWO DRUG STOP I- .S Cooley, Mr. Brainard, Mr. Jaynes, Mr. Redfleld, Donald Hosmer, Rverett CORFYJ Taft, Alden and Ml DDI E. ST. Ar-H. CQNGPE.S3 Helen White, the Russell, Walter Mason and Lester Misses Jones, Bower, Barbara and Richardson. PORTLAND, MAINE Carolyn Brainard. Ruth Lavers, Cath-1 On August the Annual erlne 6, meeting Twlss, Mary Colling and the of the Bustln's Island Village Cor- 28 Free St., Portland Founded 1836