PORTLAND, MAINE, .JULY 1914. I ENTRKKD AS flBCOXD THURSDAY, 9, \ CLASS MAIL MATTElt.

at Fire at Peaks time because of his work with the Rebuilding Long Chebeague U. S. Lighthouse Department, is spending some time with Mrs. Ben- WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION PRO- SERIOUS nett and his Automatic CONFLAGRATION NAR- SUMMER SEASON IN FULL family at his home near Florence GRESSING RAPIDLY. ROWLY Central Oil Stoves AVERTED. Mr. SWING NOW. Landing. Bennett has been stationed at Southwest Harbor, New and Better Stores Are Now Firemen Do at Egg Rock Light and at Being Good Work In Preventing Many of Old Residents Saddle- Erected. Coming Back back Light. Spread. Again. The business section of The Sunday school which Long Island Fire which broke out on the after- Mr. and picnic, a is from its Mrs. James P. Boyden of was to have taken last For arising temporary setbaelv noon of the Fourth at place week, Forest City Brookline, who have was with amazing The tire was Mass., spent called off because of the bad rapidity. I-anding, Peaks Island, came near several seasons out when here, are now at weather, and has been scarcely plans for the re- a of the postponed un- "causing repetition Long Island tlveir pretty cottage in the Massachu- til construction of the burned stores were of September, as many of its mem- Cool eonllagration the week before. The setts for the remainder of under way. this time the colony the bers will be away from the island By ground flames broke out about -I o'clock in season. has been cleared until then. away, the founda- I. M. Leavitt's shooting gallery, which tions have been and the Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of New- Mr. laid, frame- was blazing fiercely in a few minutes. Eugene Johnson of this island works are ton, Mass., are Kitchen being erected in a sur- The lire spending the summer has gone to where he spread quickly in the little at a Winthrop, Me., prisingly short time. frame cottage in the Massachusetts will work as cook novelty shop close by and for a in a boarding Forgione and colony, where arrived the Romano, owners of the time it looked as if the big they first house. Mr. Johnson was so-called Ponce .Majestic part of last week. formerly ai property, are to build Skatine Rink and the old Sterling employed for several years in the Mrs. S. F. Webster anl the Misses kitchen at the Hill Crest and the Clare and Olive Webster of West auiiinm riouse. Newton, are at their Mass., cottage Mrs. Arthur Skillings of Freeport Home on the North Road for the summer, is visiting Mrs. B. J. Thompson at having arrived last week. her home here for some time. Mrs. Mr. Harris or Newell is expected to Skillings possesses a fine soprano arrive at the island this week to join voice and has been delighting the Mrs. Newell and the Misses Newell members of the church with her so- at their los at summer cottaee at the East the Sunday services. She re- the End. ceived her training at the Kents Hill The tripod at Stockman's Island, Conservatory. which was blown over last spring, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel of has Shawkey been rebuilt by the Government, Trenton, N. J., who have been the Cottage work having been finished during spending a week at the Bobbins cot- the past fortnight. The tripod, which tage on the North Road, left the is- was formerly of wood, was carried land last week and have gone back to Cut the Fuel Bills for the Summer. away by a violent squall in May, but Trenton. has now been rebuilt of steel and Mr. Solomon Bates of Portland This slove for hours on a cement, so as to withstand all as- bakes gallon of oil. spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. saults,of the weather in future. Antoine borticos, at her cottage here. Think it over. ilr. William F. who Bennett, has Mrs. Henry Howe Robbins o£ Ger- been away from the island for some- (Continued on Page 7.) •peaks Sslanb 1%ax\8t The R. S. Famous Thunder Hole at Bailey Island. &alplj t. Horn?, fRattagcr DAVIS GO. a substantial for three place stores, to house were doomed as COMPLETE be well. Prompt HOMEFURNISHERS ready July 15. What they will do action the (Casrn iflaute e by Peaks Island Fire De- Hay, with the hotel site is still in abeyance. partment, together with the aid of the Cor. and Federal Sis. Bickford's former place will be re- Exchange Portland, Maine ,\'nine Naval Militia and the crews of placed by a one-story structure, 30x40 tlie "Androscoggin" and "Woodbury," NOW ft., which will be used as an ice-cream OPEN F. E. .-iyed these last two and Haskell, President parlor. This is to be in buildings only tempo- ^.auagccl to keep the blaze confined to f.y, Cs.pt. Bl/ikfopd '»£?> "m»ycr ir.-«r> Famous for to it later ou. The tish market will I ye^rs ticipation of possible fires on the also be rebuilt. Clark and the I for ltS Griffin, Fourth, Chief Flaherty had sent down enterprising grocery firm, are extra tempo- pieces of apparatus, and his pre- rarily located in the Pavilion where caution agement, lo- proved to he wisely taken, as supurb they are to wants attending patrons' for considerable time it looked cation as best can tinder very and fine they tremendous much as if the whole row of difficulties. Work is stores, progressing rapid- amusement enterprises, and hotels shore dinners. Ev- ly on their new and will building, they around Forest would soon be City Landing fall better established than before. a to modern. prey the flames. The damage is erything The Casco Bay and lines Harpswell estimated at from $1 ">00 to $2000. is hard at work on the rebuilding of Special orchestra. the burned portion of their wharf, and Accommodates 500. OUTING TROUSERS a large crew of men is being employed in the work. The waiting room was Chebeague Wins First Rates, booklets and In partly burned, and a section of the soft, cool, summery piling and planking nearest the shore floor on DEFEATS PORTLAND Y. M. C. A. plans ap- was destroyed. IN LISTLESS GAME. materials. Fire is a strong remedy, but it seems plication. that in this case, as in many others, it Cooke Cleans Bases with has proved beneficial in the end. Long White and Gray Flannels T riple. In the opening game of the season Peaks Island House at the East End Grounds, Chebeague defeated the Portland Y. M. C. A. by the score of 10 to 5. The game was lssl~r" ASTOR CAPE "Sfr."- $ GUESTS ARRIVING — to DAILY a 1.98 $4.45 FOR slow one and at times rather list- MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST SANITARY SUMMER VACATIONS. RESTAURANT— less. Chebeague won the game in the third inning, when Cooke slashed Finest 25c Dinner Served in This City News of Arrivals and Many Other a long triple to deep center Held with Special White Happen ings. the bases filled and Simon followed Home Cooking, Home Made Pastry, Superba Coffee Serge with a home run drive to the Business is certainly rushing at this same Combination Meals every clay 2."»c. Turkey Dinner Sundnys r>Oc- Handy to all electrics. place after Hall had Beautiful Private Rooms popular house and the establishment gotten a life on Dinini? for Ladies and Gentlemen. Connellan's error. who was seems to be getting off to one of the Mooney, JOHN A. in the box for the home team, OLARITY, Proprietor best starts in its history. All who are pitch- ed good ball and was $3.98 with it will know what effective when acquainted men were on bases, while Munro was this means, and the prospects for one wild and was batted Cheb- of the successful years in its experi- freely. eague fielded and showed ence never were brighter. An unusu- poorly the need of practice ally large number of have very clearly on sev- bookings eral occasions: already come in and many arrivals, The score: both new and old, have put in their appearance. As in former years the CHEBEAGUE. hotel is very popular with organiza- tions who desire a good place to hold AB R H O A E meetings and banquets, and two such Howell, 3b, 4 0 1111 SUMMER VACATION have booked for Wednesday of this Sapiel, c f, 5 110 0 1 week. These are the Daughters of Holly, c 3 1 1 12 1 0 1K12, who will coiup down to the num- Eaton, ss, 3 3 110 2 26-28 Monument Portland If GOODS Sq. ber of twenty or twenty-flve strong, Cooke, 4 2 2 1 0 1 and the Demurrage Committee of the Lambert, rf •401100 New England Railroads, who will hold Hall, lb 4 1 0 8 0 0 You Will Find Our Store Full their annual meeting here at that time Simon, 2b 4 12 12 1 at which several matters of importance .Mooney, p 3 112 3 0 are to be brought up for settlement. of Attractive and Useful hast Friday night a most enjoyable Total, 35 10 10 27 7 6 dance was held in the ball room with Merchandise for Summer Y. .Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Reed acting as M. C. A. mistress of ceremonies. The Wright O Ditson Tennis and Golf Supplies, Souvenir Leather regular AB R H O A E and Goods at 75c and For Tuesday Friday dances which Adams, 3b, 5 50c, $1.00. Dainty Fir Novelties at 25c, Walls and 11110 have been the source of so much en- Ceilings Connellan, c 5 0 2 9 5 1 5Oc and $1.00. Hampshire Pottery and Craft Baskets for Calcimo Wall joyment to guest* in previous years Sanitary Harrows, cf 5 0 1 0 0 0 your and Piazza from 25c to $8.00■ New Fiction at Coating are to start this week. Cottage Thompson, sb, 3 10 2 10 at A durable in form made for the guents fit the hotel now popular prices. Copyright Editions 50c. Automobile paint powder ready im- Anion* llennessy, lb, 3 118 0 0 mediate use are some who have been to the Lunch Sets. at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. by mixing with cold water. More econ- coming Klllott, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Icy-Hot Botfles house for many years. These include and Picnic Sets. omical than oil paint or wall paper, easy to use, Martelle, 2b 4 0 0 1 2 0 Drinking Cups Correspondence Cards and Mr. Wilfred Rarnes, of Melrose, Mass., If does not show will not crack or rub Flekett, 4 113 0 0 Stationery stamped with your cottage die at very short no- laps, peel, off. who has heen a summer resident at Munro, Sixteen p 4 110 10 tice. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens. California Abalone beautiful tints and white, in five pound Peaks for nearly forty years; Mr. and Mrs. R. ('. Dunham of New who Shell Jewelry from 25c to $5.00. Brass Desk packages; twelve primary colors for wall or frieze in York, Totals, 37 5 7 24 10 1 Fittings. are here for the season; Mrs. Esther half size packages. Anyone can use it; ChebeaRue, 0 2 7 1 0 0 0 0 x—10 remember, Daurhey of New York and her friend, Y. ci»ld water to mix no heat. Ask for M. C. A., 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0— 5 Our Kodak is now it, sample card. Miss Sara Sweat man, of Amsterdam; Department located Two Mrs. E. VV. Rockafellow and Miss base hits—Katon, Harrows. on Throe the First Floor. You will find here Hockafellow, of New York; Mr. and base hit, Cooke. Homo run, Charles M. Paint Co. Mrs. George Murphy of Roston, who Simon. Stolen bases, Howell (3), everything in Kodaks and supplies. Hay are among the oldest guests of the Saplol (2), Holly (2), Baton, and 8-12 Free St., He. house. Cooke, Adams, Barrows (2), Developing printing. Portland, A party of eight who are touring Thompaon. Bases on balls—off Moo- New England hy automobile, stopped ney (2), off Munro (5). Batter hit— at the hotel over the Fourth. These Hennessy, Struck out, by Mooney YACHT OOE8 were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, (10) by Munro (10). Wild AGROUND. mer home which 1b being built on that pitch, SHORT & HARMON Messrs. Robert W. and W. Rouse Munro. Loft on LORING, Inland and when the clutch of th« Kelly base*, ChebeaRue and Melvln 8hanley, and the Misses (6), Y. M. C. A. (8). First baso on Monument Me. The "Juanlta", the 120 foot itMt "Juanlta'a" engine failed to work Square, Portland, cruiser of Mr. Kathelyn and Elizabeth Kelly and errors, ChpbeaRiie (1), Y. M. C. A. pother Oeorjce W. El- properly, the yacht piled tip on the of Elizabeth Smith, all of Raltlmore, Md. («). Double plays, to Ulns Philadelphia, went ashore rocks In a rather dangeroun position. Mooney Hall, Other arrivals during the past week Simon to Hall. Passed Connel- early Sunday afternoon at low tide The Incoming tide, however, floated ball, the went shore of Include: Miss Ida and Clara Weinfeld, lan. Time of Rame, 2.45. on Hope Island. Mr. the yacht late In the afternoon, with Umpire, Elklns was coming down to hi* sum- JHtle damage. (Continued on Page 8.) very superior. Island Expert Plumbers. and Bailey Islanders are JOHNSON a Casco Bailey fortunate in Cottages LEEMAN Bay's Leading Grocery and General Store at having their immediate disposal MRS. HUMPHREYS. SINNETT. Prop. Our store the expert plumbing contractors, M. is headquarters for the best in Meats and Ward aud Son. who are Robinhood Inn. at their sum- Bailey Island. Maine. Vegetables. attention to all mer office here. The work Prompt orders. done by Popular boarding house on thi* of Quick the arrivals of the this firm part auto Among past is of the very highest de- the island with tine accommodations for delivery. The only complete line of and week at •ixtv Crockery the Robinhood are Miss gree of excellence and their services guests. The chambers are larye. in Casco Louise L. Washburn of Chicago, 111.; have been much in nicely furnished and have ocean view. glasswate Bay. demand among Fine table supplied with the best obtain- and Miss Alice W. Lansing of Plain- the summer able. residents. They are Bathinir. Boutins and FUhing near Bailey Island, Me. ... Tel. field, N. J. Both are booked for stays contractors for water supply outfits, the house. Open until October 1. Rates 8011-2 of some and circulars on application. time and are looking for- windmills, tanks, pumps, pipe fit- ward to most delightful visits. ting, etc., and they make *». spt^ialty Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holland of of cottage plumbing. Their work ^Boston, Mass., were among those shop is new and up-to-date in every Lane where she has been for several tel are: Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Green BAILEY who registered here last week. Mr., respect and satisfaction is ISLAND, MAINE guaran- seasons. Mr. Wilson may be np later of Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Nata- THE JOHNSON and Mrs. Holland have enjoyed their teed. The of H. F. advantages having such in July. lie Green, also of Detroit. Johnson, Proprietor stay so far extremely and are confi- a firm on the island are innumerable. Mr Carl Graf of The is famous for a AND Open June 15 lo 1 dent of a most Albany, X. Merriconeag COTTAGES October spending delightful for Its time joined Mrs. Graf and his family here long way excellent table, but here. On Sunday next, July 12, the tirst Enlarged capacity. Beau tif nlly located at the "over July Fourth. Prop. Pierce outdid himself in pro- end The Rev. William Porter Niles and service of the season will he bouth lot the island near Little Harbor. held in a on The Johnson of Miss of viding sumptuous repast the and cottages contain about forty family Nashua, N. H., arrived the new chapel of All Saints The Josephine Thorp Orange, all By Fourth of July. At this hotel, too, rooms, pleasant and airy. Thoroughly here the first part of last week and Sea, Island. The N. J., arrived at the island the first modern toilets, bath, etc- Bailey service will the view is and Table supplied of last week and will magnificent, anyone witu best market a are registered for a stay of several be held at 4.30 p. m. The chorus part spend the affords. Sea food spec- once coming here, is sure to become ialty. fresh milk. and weeks. Niles is of choir of St. rest of the summer at her cottage in eg?s poultry vege- Mr. pastor the' Paul's, Portland, will come an tables rased on the premises. Maiden Lane. admirer and a steady patron. Bathing. Boat- Church of the Good Shepherd at from the city in a special beat and ing and Fiehing. New Dirt Tennis Court*. Rate* on Nashua. will take charge of the music The The Rev. William Lee and family j application. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sanders and Rev. Jos. Battell Shepherd, rector of of Worcester. Mass., are occupying H son of Medhaiu, Mass., are now stop- St. Paul's, who has had charge of All the Perkins cottage on Summer Hill i Ocean View Hotel F. JOHNSON, Boatbuilder ping here, having arrived last week. Saints will give an address appropri- for the rest of the summer season. Repairing Promptly Done are a ate to the They expecting very pleasur- occasion. The public are Mr and Mrs. Robert Morse of POPULAR HOTEL FILLING RAP- able vacation ex- invited to judging by their cordially attend this open- Brookline, Mass., are expected this IDLY WITH GUESTS. periences so far. service. The hour ing of service for week. They will spend July with Other arrivals of the past week the summer at All Saints will be 4.30 Mrs. Morse's* mother, Mrs. Lincoln; Dance on Saturday Was a included Miss Harriet L. Hall and p. m. Delightful ROBINHOOD INN Righter, who is at a cottage on Sin- Affair. Mr. Howard J. Hall, of Manchester. Mr. Fred H. King of Portland has J nett Point. The ideal location on the Island —situated N. H., and Mr. James H. Godkin of been the guest for some time of Mr. The Ocean View Hotel, situated so Mrs. David S. Barker has rented on the east «»nd and in full view of the Boston, Mass. James C. Fox, who has been at his delightfully and pleasantly on the her bungalow, the "Ripple," to Miss ocean. Beautiful pine groves and walks handsome summer bungalow at the ridge of land at South Harpswell, is Jump of Baltimore, Md., who arri\ed around the house. The house is modern in The Woodbine. North End since early in June. liaving a fine early season. Early to occupy it for the rest of the seas- every respect —toilets, baths and indications point to the fact that the sewcage. This Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Raynor of on last week. ever-popular boarding-house, house Rates and Circulars upon Fla., arrived at the island spacious will be taxed to ca- application the oldest established one on Bailey Daytona, Mrs. Andrew Gibson and family, of pacity as soon as the season ad- Open June I 5 to 5 Island, is forward to a last week and are spending some September looking very Andover, Mass., arrived last week at vances further. time here. have several prosperous year. The Woodbine, due They spent the island and are now Long Distance Telephone in the House j settled in Among recent arrivals at this pop- to its long history here and to the seasons here in former years. | their pretty bungalow on Summer ular house are Miss Gladys general excellence of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Starr of Kingsley, everything Spen- Hill, whicli they will occupy for the a noted pianist of Soraerville. Mass.. appertaining to it, has won itself cer, Mass., and Miss Ellen and Mr. rest of the season. and her mother; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. many friends among the summer Hezekiah Starr, arrived last week at Miss Katharine Floyd Sellers, Smith of New York, and Mr. and tourists who have been in the habit the Starr cottage and will stay for j of Philadelphia, Pa., is the guest of Mrs. Alexander H. Tompkins of of coming here for many years, and the remainder of the summer. Mr. the Misses Blakiston, who are spend- Brooklyn, X. Y.: Florence A. Boyle, DRIFTWOOD BaihL!neand the excellent table offered by Mrs. Conant Starr is expected to join ing the summer in the second Skid- Teresa Boyle, Anna M. De Puy, Ed- On Sea Cliff, Ocean Side. Open to October Sinnett has been an attraction also to them the first part of August. The more cottage in the Pastures. ith H. De Puy. M. of the Evelyn Weeks, many cottagers who prefer to Starrs have put their big motor boat Mr. and Thoroughly good table and com- Miss Burbridge of Washing- Mrs. S. C. Poor, all of Au- dispense with the worry of the food "Billiken" in commission again and Daisy fortable rooms surf. ton D. C.. is burn. X. Y„ and numerous others. overlooking question at home and are certain are forward to visiting her mother, New of looking many enjoy- The dance which was dining room seats 90. Mrs E E. at the Cross cot- held at the having fine lionie-cooking at moder- able sails in lier. Cross, hotel on last Saturday night was Winter address to ate prices at the Woodbine. The tage. "Afterglow," in the Pastures. (Nov. May 10): Just what you want for your home very enjoyable and the participants bookings this have been to On night of last week 22 Louisa Street, year up or cottage is always to be found at Wednesday were delighted with the facilities for Asheville, N. C. the mark in and the a most enjoyable island dance was every way R. S. Davis Co.. Portland. Adv. dancing. The orchestra, which ar- house seems destined for another held in the library, which was well Mrs. C. H. Mann of New York rived last week, and of which the year as prosperous as those of pro- attended and proved a most delight- City is expected this week and will patrons are justly proud, is under the cedings summers. ful occasion for those present. Both probably spend the summer with her leadership of Mr. Miles of Lowell, Bailey Island, Maine, round and square dances were held EX. SINNILTT daughter, Mrs. R. MacXeille. Mass! DEALER The Seaside. Perry and at the conclusion of the affair IN FIRST CLASS Mrs. Mann has been to Bai- Prop. Lightfoot spares no pains in coming refreshments were served. "Mrs. Cram's for catering to the convenience of his hospitable house is ley nearly thirty years and was Groceries, Provisions, Meats, Etc , j Mrs. Lucius E. of Med- doing in every way the best business one of the first summer residents to Shattuck, guests, and his well known reputa- ford, with her two First Quality Canned Gen- this summer of any time in its his- settle here. Mr. MacXeille, who has Mass., children. tion insures everyone of courteous Goods, Miss and Mr. tory. Although opening a good deal been here since the middle of June, Evelyn Eugene Shat- treatment. eral Mdse, Fresh Fish and Ice. earlier in tuck of West Medford. Mass., arrived the season than usual, the leaves t lis week for New York, but Large line of SOUVENIR POSTCARDS in stock. last week at her on Mackerel transient and regular guests have will probably return for a few days in cottage Cove shore. Store, Wharf and Fish Market at been coming in in numbers that have I the middle of the month. Hill Crest been Mrs. Charles of very pleasing, and Mrs. Cram' Dr. Kristine Mann, who has been Cope, German town. MACKEREL COVE- is forward a Pa., with Miss and Mr. looking to rushing busi- at the Monroe cottage here since Margaretta ness all who last summer PROP. HAMILTON EXPECTS A through the summer. early in June, leaves this week for Edgar Cope, spent abroad, are back for the seas- BANNER SEASON. Among those to register here last New York. Mrs. C. D. Norton, who again week were the on and are at Mrs. Misses M. L. Sauveur, spent a few days at the Monroe cot- staying Scott J. P. and Leeman's Miss Left for Linley L. Sauveur of Cam- tage last week, also left recently. cottage. Margaretta Nothing Being Undone SEASIDE cottage: is a student alley Island, Me* ... bridge, Mass., and Master R. S. Lin- *- Cope at Wilson College, Guests' Comfort. Mrs. F- F. Cram The Saturday evening dances ley of who Cliambersburg, Pa.,while her brother Ideal summer home witb a bountiful Spencer, Mass., ar£ which have so This hotel at the table, including sea been delightful a fea- is a popular East End food guests of Miss junior at the University of Penn- i in abundance. Handy to poatofRce. wharf and beaeb. .lulia^jTft^ ture of the summer life here, have of Chebeague is rapidly filling with Mrs. J. C. Force.' Mrs. J. P. Gif- sylvania. been started, the first one taking _• guests and it seems likely that its Open June 25 to Oct. 1. Rates on application. Transients accommodated. MafA V»d- «MISs,"ICatliprine Gifford. all Mr. and Mrs. J. C. *«»f place last week and proving a most Armstrong accommodations will be taxed to the ——— Dinnars a of East X. arrived here X. arrived on Specialty Orallge, J., occasion for those Brooklyn, Y„ here limit during the greater of last week. enjoyable present. part July They have expressed nesday of last week and opened Wed-1their and Mr. Miss Esther August because of the incoming themselves as much delighted in ev- George Root. cottage on Summer Hill. Mr. They were] tourists. Nothing has been left un- ery way with their here. Root, William Power and Mr. forced to experiences leave and return home on done that could add to the comfort Miss Eilena Robert Hathaway, went last Friday Hutchins and Miss j Sunday on account of the death of of visitors and to Island in the everything is in first Mildred Plant, both of Bath, Me., Monhegan "Helen" j Mrs. Armstrong's Mr. F. H. M. WARD & SON and father, class shape. The dances, always a registered here last week and will spent the night with friends of Fairchild, Morristown, N. J. Mr. pleasant feature of the summers BAILEY ISLAND, ME. be visitors for there. Mr. Root and Mr. Hathaway probably considerable | Armstrong has leased his bungalow will start and left the island and will not here, soon, other a- time as they have been much de- Sunday to Mrs. Bertha Alsberg of New York return until musements are not lacking. Expert Plumbing Contractors. New lighted with their at the island August. who will it for the sum- stay City, occupy Among the arrivals of the past so far. Mrs. Clara Louise Burnliam is ex- mer. and work and we week was Miss Louise Greene of up-to-date shop Miss Alice Chummer of pecting as a guest Dr. Frank Indianap- shortly The Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Atwood Newark, N. J., who expects to stay can save you money. Contractors olis, Ind., arrived here the first S. Rogers of Albany, N. who will part Y., of South Weymouth, Mass., arrived here for the best, part of the summer of last week. spend a short time here before sail- for Water Outfits, Windmills. at the island last week and will be season. She has been much delighted supply ing for on the Europe Imperator. at their cottage, for the with her experiences so far and an- Tanks, Pumps, etc. Mrs. "Redgables," Pipe fitting, The Johnson. Burnhani is also expecting vis- remainder of a the season. They ex- ticipates delightful vacation. a its from Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond Cottage plumbing specialty. The Johnson House has lost none pect their daughter, Mrs. Roger F. Other guests who have arrived dur- of and Mrs. Maude Radford Warren of of the its popularity with the summer Hill, Detroit, this week, and Miss ing past week include Mr. and Chicago. Mrs. Warren, who is Home office, North Me. visitors to Bailey Island. The house Effie E. Atwood of Auburn, Me., is Mrs. George F. Taft of Allston, Mass., Sebago, spending the summer at Province- also who is hooked full the expected over the week-end. have been visitors at Chebeague completely during town. is well known main of to the readers for several seasons, Mr. H. H. part the summer season, Miss Susan Jordan had the open- Scheu- of the Saturday Evening Post for her of many guests of former years being1 ing of her gift shop at Bonnyview pel Orange, N. J., with Mrs. Scheu- announced articles in that publication. Mrs. pel and two their intention of return- I cottage last week and in spite of the children: Miss Agnes Bond is one of the foremost song of STETSON'S ICE ing again, a splendid testimonial to bad weather it was a most successful Jack, Montreal, Can.; Miss S. A. CREAM PARLOR the 1 writers of the United States and of- Lindstrom and Miss quality of the hotpl. The estab- one. Miss Jordan has a full line of Babcock of Rox- We are still our ten gives concerts of her own music. pleasing all patrons with our delicious ice lishment has won itself a beautiful art bury, Mass.; Miss of New- firm place prints of the Maine Douglass cream. in the Her song "A Perfect Day" reached ton Mass. Will deliver at short notice. Candies: we have the hearts of those who have once coast, besides many other attractive Highlands, its millionth last January, and is famous Stetson enjoyed its hospitality. novelties. Many of these caramels, the best made. Home made candy still selling 50,000 a month. Her photographs LITTLEJOHN Mrs. S. M. Plaisted and Mrs. H. are the work of Mr. B. H. Wentwortli ISLAND. made daily on the premises Bo-*- Candies, Fruit Soda, Postal of huiikh nave oeen mucn usea Dy Mr. Langrehr Philadelphia, who spent of Gardiner, Me., who has been stay- Cards etc., also for David Bispham, the famous tenor Thus in Magazines, Papers, agent Casco Bay June with Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Tol- ing at the cottage the early the season the cot- singer. Mrs. Bond last win- during past Breeze. Our has all the latest man on Summer spent week. Miss Carrie tagers have taken a forward step, but circulating library books, only Hill, have moved ter Quimby. of Lewis- here for at her winter home in San Diego, then, that is not unusual two cents a the rest of the season. Vis- ton, Me., arrived last week to spend for them. day. Cal. Mrs. Burnham's new book, In this case a iting them is Mrs. Thomas Allen, the summer with Miss Jordan and j very successful whist also of "The Right Track," which will be party was in Philadelphia. Miss Elizabeth and Miss got up which Mrs. H. published in the fall Delaplerre W. Miss Julia Kleiman of by Houghton, Harriet of Chisholm and Mrs. \V. H. Smytlie Pittsburg, Mifflin Newhall, Brooklyn, N. Y., B»iW>y Company, differs from the were the prime movers, with re- Pa., registered here last week. Miss are expected this week to remain un- the CHARLES S. THOMAS majority of her previous works, in sult that a substantial sum Kleiman has been a guest at the til August. was real- having the scene laid, not in Casco ized for the baseball club. Casco Bay's Leading Contractor and Builder Johnson for several seasons and is Mr. At the but in Boston and and Mrs. J. T. McGrath of close of an old friend of the Bay, the vicinity. the whist party dancing was place. I A Worcester, Mass., who have been All work under Es- considerable part of the story Indulged In. The prizes in whist were my personal supervision. takes staying at Mrs. A. C. Colton's cot- The place on the old homestead of won by Miss Fuller first, Mrs. H. timates on a Driftwood. tage, "Morningside," left last application. Jobbing specialty. Mrs. Burnham's family, on a farm week, ('hisholm second, Mr. H. W. Chisholm Miss Frances after a two weeks' stay. Mrs. Fred Satisfaction to all. Real Estate and Land Stevens and Miss twenty-five miles from Boston. first, Mr. N. H. Chisholm second. for Barr of Mahler and daughter Elizabeth of Philadelphia. Pa., arrive this Mr. R. H. Woodman leaves this sale. week for a of Raleigh, N. C., arrived to stay some time. They week on his annual cruise in the Saturday are to spend the season as Mrs. Colton's looking forward a most pleas- to Mt. Desert. Mr. Jack Herbert P. Sinnett urable "Winjoy" Estates Cared For visit In every particular. guests. Pleasure Adams will go with him as far as parties taken out in motor-boat by ex- Telephone Miss Sarah Leaven of Mrs. Edwin P. Ford, of Morristown, perienced men. Norrldge, Boothbay Harbor, where he will get Gasoline, oil and all Conn., and Miss Sarah M. N. J., with Mrs. B. P. Miss motor-boat supplies for Huntington his own boat and sail back. Mr. Ford, sale at reasonable prices. of Ashevllle, N. were Adele the C., who guests Woodman expects to meet Mr. Ford, Messrs. Edwin, hero for a short E. S. LEEMAN time, left recently George Oliphant at Rockland and Stuart, Theodore, George and Law- Sinnett's Whf., Bailey I sland Bailey Island, Me. after having experienced a rence. and Miss Elizabeth most de- bring him back to Bailey Island at Ford, ar- Baggage Expressing, Etc. lightful visit. the end rived last week and will the Livery, Teaming, of his cruise, which will spend Our meet all The summer at the . carriages steamers. AatomoMIe for six h rvcr.-. c."l Indica- last about two weeks. Denny cottage, the FOR passengers. tions SALE. Leave your orders at the hotel or house for open for a year of very "Spruces," on Summer Hill. boarding good Dr. Anna Mann Richardson and On Great business. The house Is CbebeRgue Island, Me., one that al- her two a Ann one and one-half LEEMAN'S ways has attracted sons. Charles and David, of story house EXPRESS many visitors of six finished all and it has Summit, N*. J., who have been resi- rooms, hard wood WELLS DRIVEN BY DAY OR many friends among CONTRACT TELEPHONE dents here for many summers, ar- The floors, three fireplaces. Fine barn those who have been to it coming rived last week at the old Mann Merriconeag and ben house, the same all in for several years. The cot- per- bookings this tage at feet condition. Excellent year have been Pebbly Beach. APPLICATIONS FOR RESERVA- running exceptlonaaly good spring water in house. 14 and Mrs. Gulliver is well Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis of Mont- TIONS COME RAPIDLY. Forty apple SAII The handsome motor boat pleased trees. Twenty acres of the finest JfllLlllUIftlfi PAPTIF^.r/ll\l IL.J. Tramp," carrying with the prospects for clair, N. J., arrived at the Island last twenty passengers, can be for the season. land on the island. at engaged private week and will the parties any hour of the or We will to Gem spend greater part Prop. Pierce Anticipate* a Fine day night. arrange Bustins Island FINE SEASON. lect their footwear at a store where reasonable price© prevail, and where Groceries up-to-date to be Paints tGuests footwear is found in Express Themselves as Great- and Reception to Pastor. Although the past week has been large ample assortment. The a ly Pleased With Accommodations. Monday the members of disagreeable one In newest styles are always to be found evening many respects, the Methodist church tendered their the prospects for the season here and the person who desires to are be- Provisions Hardware new pastor, Rev. I. T. a ginning to look Both The Casco Bay House is having a (be up with the times you will find his Johnson, pub- bright. the lic reception at the church here. Over poor weather and the food "very good season, many guests hay- wants supplied here. On the other question one hundred members and friends have sorely tried the patience of the Meats ing already registered. Proprietor hand, the standard lasts and styles were present to their people. It Is that Dry Goods •iCushing has seen to it that every are always in stock and extend well hoped everything also, the wishes to the will be in smooth we are to ••detail is and ar- Walk-Over is newly Installed pastor, running condition prepared snpply all yonr wants perfected every patronized by many reg- next ular and a beautiful address of welcome week. Since last year there rangment completed for the pleasure customers, as well as tour- HAIL US YOUR ORDER % by was have been three of his guests. ists. given by Rev. Felix Powell, a for- new cottages built mer pastor here. whose graceful Mr. George Baird and family are Remarks were also lines greatly add to made Rev. A. the -spending a while at the hotel. Mr. Clothes. by F. Leigh, who was attractiveness of the island. The Outing first of is of One of recently transferred from here to an- these is occupied the Baird manager the Montreal the most important and per- by other church. A most delightful and Rockwells, a new on the Is- Light Heat and Power Co. of Mon- plexing questions before the summer family bland land from Market •treat, uanada. visitors is that of interesting program was given, Somerville, Mass., for the Long clothes. The men Head of among the numbers a months of Mr. A. E. who with his at least need no being soprano July and August. Dr. Doughty's Pier, Long Island, Me. Tyler, have further worry solo •wife and their four is on this by Mrs. Cummings, daughter of Louis C. Eugster and the children, subject. The Talbot company, family own the pastor, I. T. Johnson, vocal second, which will be spending his vacation here, is of the 26-28 Monument square, car- duet, occupied by Portland, "The of Mrs. Charles them later in Canadian branch of the Crucible ry essential to the Valley Peace," July. Miss Eric S. everything sum- E. rSteel of mer Cushing and Mrs. Carrie Budd of is Co. America. wardrobe. This. week they are Dorsey, Salem, Mass., building and a reading by Mrs. Rubie Hutchin- the third. Another guest is Mr. Michael, vice- featuring their stock of outing trous- son. The following program was fine- The steamboat on the president of the Edwin Shuttleworth ers. These may be had in cool, sum- landing west- ■Co. of New York. is ly rendered and the participants were ern end of the island is fixed He. here for mery materials, the white and gray being two most delightfully received. Mrs. Rob- at last a weeks, after which he will go flannels being priced at from $1.98 to by construction company to to ert Johnson added much to the pro- from Portland. The Vermont inspect the company's $4.45, while the special white serge residents have gram by her work as made a quarries in East Dorset. is quoted at $3.98. A visit to this accompanist. complaint for several years At the conclusion of the musical about Among others, who have been en- store is always rewarded with the pro- the dangerous condition of gram all assembled at the this Casco joying a restful vacation here are most courteous treatment and atten- parsonage, wharf and all are rejoicing over Bay where delicious Dr. Philip Tukey, a practicing phy- tion. refreshments were the fact that at last the island can sician of Portland, and Thomas W. served and a social time enjoyed by have a steamboat landing that is sat- Murray who recently passed the all the people. The reception was a isfactory. House success in state board examination in den- Pdother, the Ever Faithful. every way, and all present The residents of this island were an of rare CHARLES E. GUSHING tistry. The children are sick, mother is up enjoyed evening pleasure. very sorry to hear of the death of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Powell were Mr. Mrs. F. S. Jackson of with them all night; father is sick, and guests Reuben Curtis, one of the is- Prop. Boston are of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. being welcomed back, mother but when Cushing land's oldest and foremost residents. is up with him; at the Casco after an absence from the island of Bay House while here Mr. Curtis died in the late fall after LONG ISLAND mother is sick does anybody know of at the ten years. Mr. Jackson is a Bos- island. a lingering illness. it but the Lord?—Frances Garside. MAINE ton lawyer. Every Sunday afternoon at 4 p. m. Another death that has caused Mr. and Mrs. G. at Cushing's Pavilion a ser- H. Hanna of vesper great sorrow among the islanders ,is Treading hotel on the island. Rejoices In His Freedom. vice with songs and will Finest view of Casco Westmount, Canada, are spending praise be that of Mr. Frank the ble. Pine groves Bay possi- M. Camon, alongside the house, with rockers their nineteenth season here There are none so companionable held, the same to be in charge or second for and hammocks now, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. the use of guests. Private gaslight and were as the henpecked married man when Rev. I. T. Johnson, pastor of the plant, gas in every room. joined yesterday by their John M. Camon, who died of pneu- Best of bathing, boating and fishing the Misses Ethel and away from home.—New York Amer- Methodist church here. The services privileges. Upen June 15 to daughters, monia May 27tli in New York city. Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on Winnie. are for all the on the Application. Accommodates ican. people island, Mr. McCamon was 27 years of age 100. Fine steamboat service. and special music will be given at Only thirty minutes' sail from Port- and had a fine position in the Ameri- land. Come to our hotel and a each service. Last Sunday the first of enjoy pleasant vacation. Excel- can Woolen Co. of New York city, lent table. Sea Food in abundance. Clam these services was very largely at- Bake house accommo- and was engaged to be married in dates 500 guests with tended. dancing privileges. tne fall. You Get the Best Miss Lorette La Polnte is spending The Misses Gould of Portland, Me., Always by Trading the week with Miss Gladys Morgan are again summering in their cot- at her cottage, West End. tage "The Ledge" where they will With Us in Dr. and Mrs. Wm. H. McVane are probably' remain during the month of at their cottage for the season. Mrs. July. MacVane's brother, Herbert L. Mr. Elmer S. Hosmer, wife and Long Island Fish Market Atchorn of Boston is spending his va- family of PawtucKet, arrived this JOHN M. cation with his sister. Dr. BICKFORD, Prop. MacVane week on the island and intend to Fresh Ssh of all Meats and kinds and at right prices. We can Groceries, Provisions lost a two story building, a dwelling the summer at their supply you with spend cottage anything desired. Order from team. Visit house and store in the re- Grocery our ice cream parlor. combined, "The Eldemido." Famous West End Dairy Ice cent on Cream, Candy, Soft Drinks, and To- RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS fire the island. Mr. Jacob H. Bibo, wife and fam- bacco. Cigars Mr. and Mrs. Griffin are vis- Jerry ily of Woodbury, N. J., are summer- Our cover of iting Mr. Griffin's father, Geo. Griffin, ing at the Chase cottage. wagons every part the island several times on the island. Mr. Freeman M. Grant and fam- each Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Leeman are at of Your day ily Portland, Me., are spending the Telephone Wants Service to the Florence for the Quick Our Customers Toby cottage summer at their cottage. on Garfield summer, avenue. The islanders very much regret Patrick are Quinn and family at the absence of Mr. Pettingill, who DUNN BROTHERS CLARK & their for the summer. GRIITIN cottage supplied them with vegetables and Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bickford and dairy products and hope that he may ISLAND LONG ^Irs- Frank, of Groceries, Provisions and General AVENUE, ISLAND '3du*hter* Portland, be prevailed upon to resume his for- Mdse. were' me guests of Bickford's mer duties. Our Stock is Complete in Every father and mother, Mr."anil Mrs. John Department. Ernest Redfield, wife and fam- Finest and West End. Meats, Quality Right Prices. MacVane, ^ fly of Woo." IK. 7 are at the Mr. and Mrs. made jvV at George Murphy Rockhaven for tfie sum'niel*. Market West Harpswell all over South a visit to Island Delivery Harpswell Long Sunday. Mr. William A. Campbell of Ja- Anna Day, Perry's cottage, was maica Plain, Mass., spent the week- scorched on the north and at side, end with his wife at their one time it looked as if it could not cottage. "Two Stores Down East" Rev. Frank C. Garfield, wife and Metropolitan be saved. Everything was taken out. son Chandler of York, Me., are THE M ER ft All the furniture was out possible put the month o£ at the SOUTH ME. iCDI^EAQ_; in the street. Vincent Mountford spending July HARPSWELL, 1877-1914. FREDERICK A. PIERCE Lower Garfield cottage. On GEO. C. SHAW headed a lot of men who formed a beautiful Potts coolest and most CO. Rev. Frederick B. Greul and wife Point, sightly spot in Cusco Bay. bucket on of the house. Quiet'and secluded to those who brigade top of are desire it, to the pleasure seeker and GROCERS Brookline, Mass., spending diversion of the sea every IMPORTERS Mrs. Perry extends hearty thanks to and country. Table and service of the their vacation at "The Grayledge." sian water best, new arte- Bakers and Confectioners all who helped her save her cottage. supply. New Automobile Manufacturing Mrs. C. Stebbins, Miss Minnie accommodations. Famous for its and of Delicatessen If the cottage Mr. R. W. Littlejohn Shore Dinners. Phone 9014-11. Purveyors Dainties Spear and Miss Catharine was working on and Mrs. Perry's cot- Blakesly of Springfield, Mass., are 585-587-589-591 Congress Street, PORTLAND, ME. tage, together with the Woodbine sojourning at the "Casco Vista" for the month Down Town 7 and 9 building burned, nothing would have Store, Preble Street of saved the West End on Garfield ave- July. Mr. E. wife and nue. Lcroy Nichols, daughter Alma of ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE Mr. F. W. Ford spent the Fourth Medford, Mass., "EVERITE are at their cottage "The Nautilus" Our new Market at "•'th his family at Fordette cottage. Preble Street makes a specialty of pack- for have as their " Miss May Ford arrived July 2 at the July. They guests ing and shipping orders to any part of Casco Bay. Mail and Mr. and Mrs. i&iand. Chester Nichols of Med- PAINTS telephone orders have our prompt attention and patrons are ford, Mass., and Miss Helen Rice of assured of the Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Keith and family "Shaw" qual ity, which has been maintained iue same are Marriner's Island ave- piace. for over at cottage, "Here is a fifty years. ;Dr. Frederic W. Mar, wife and son line of paints made to nue for the season. wear Frank of Richmond N. are around the Atlantic coast. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Neyers and fam- Hill, Y., They their annual vacation at stand the salt air better than most are at their cottage for the sum- spending ily "Bustinhochheim." paints. mer. Miss Neyers spent the Fourth Mrs. Benjamin E. Swett of Bruns- WE GUARANTEE THEM with Miss P. Catherine Cassidy of to wick, Me., arrived this week to spend give good satisfaction. Made for Portland. Miss Helen Neyers spent -•* all the summer with her Ev- purposes—for the house, the Fourth with Miss Eleanor McCar- daughters cottage, and at the farmhouse. boats, ^wagons, etc. JYou can save HOWARD W. TURNER of Portland. elyn Margaret thy Mrs. John L. and Mrs. Van money here. IOA Custom House Wharf Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mahoney of Zangg Wle, who are summering at "Camp Portland and family are at their cot- Bluff/' have as their guests this tage on Island avenue for the season. Automobile week Mr. John L. Zangg of Rich- Repairs Mrs. Emma Vincent of N. BRAGDON Brooklyn, mond Hill, N. Y., and his friend Mr. and Y., is the guest of Mrs. Wetherby at Supplies Purdy Reed of Chicago, 111. the Bide-a/Wee cottage on Island ave- OF ALL KIN OS Mr. W. W. Ohear, wife and fam- PAINT 47 nue. CO. EXCHANGE ST. ily of Somerville, Mass., returned Leave your car while down the bay. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veter- Reasonable for all last week for their summer's stay at charges work. ans of Portland held their field day at workmen. their cottage. Expert the .Barracks on Island avenue last Mr. and Mrs. John Ray are back week. They enjoyed the day with again at their bungalow for the sum- Three Doors From Waiting Room 4858M games and speech after a DO NOT Telephone making, mer, and have already experienced PAIL TO TAKE THIS SAIL bountiful shore dinner had been : To a great deal of pleasure in their Gtirnet Bridge and New Meadows Inn. served. The speedy motor boat "Trouble." picturesque land-locked inside route Casco Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Burke and son through Bay, Long Mr, Frederic D. Fuller of Newton, Reach, and New Meadows River. Philip, Mr. Edward and Are a Montgomery MasB., made a flying visit to the is- you stockholder in this New Steamboat son Ellis, spent the week end with Company? land where he spent the week-end $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 Mrs. S. N. Libby on Island avenue. $100.00 with his family, Invested, pays the holder Ice George E. James of Portland and (now) 10% in fares at lowest commutation rates Cream and Frozen Sweets Mr. C. W. Newhall left his cot- in lieu of 6% in wife have just returned from a trLp to dividends, when earned, at end of year. tage "The Briarcliff," on a brief busi- a of the fineBt quality are made by the New York City and Mass. Everybody stockholder and a friend, is the policy of the Boston, ness trip to Boston, Mass. are now the of Mr. WEST END DAIRY CO. They guests Miss Sarah E. Bowen and Miss James' father and Mr. and P-B-C, B. RAPID TRANSIT CO. mother, Ethel Clarke of New York City Our Cream and ingredients arc of finest and our Mrs. James, Beach avenue. Office, First National Bank t^e quality They opened their cottage "Bunchberry Building one motto is quality. Our location 40 Custom House Wharf will a week here which .at spend after I,odge" this week for July and Au- Room 3 Telephone 2301 enables us to deliver promptly. Remember we deliver on the next they will go to Portland to make gust. See commutation tickets with rebate stub. steamer after receiving your or der. To get the best ask for the their home. West End Ice Cream. Mrs. W. and Dairy J. Kiley children are Convenient Guide. spending the summer with her moth- The firm of H. H. Hay Sons has er, Mrs. Katherine Gorman, who has issued Its annual of Portland WEST END DAIRY CO. moved to one of the cottages guide belong- and for the aid of travelers 40 CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF ME. ing to FOrgione and since vicinity PORTLAND, Rourano, with' the KUCOCISCO the fire., and people unacquainted beauties and attractions of the city. MJsb Ethel T. Grey Is the spending This edition Is the eighteenth which and summer with her mother at the Grat- Cottage this enterprising firm has issued since hek, Beach avenue. Miss Grey is a the Initial appearance, and this year's CLIPP MAINE teacher of manual training in the ISLAND, received. The Haverhill schools. book is being favorably guide Itself Is an attractive, pocket- SUMMER RESIDENTS OF CASGO BAY Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Conger and fam- slzo book of aibout 40 pages, contain- WILL FIND THE ily are at the Harrlman Rcferenees—Special rates cottage, a list of imi>ortant places In and West End, for the summer. ing for June and near Portland, and also corrected September. Mr. and Mrs. Magrane from Mon- time tables of all railroad and steam- Mrs. K. B. Ha!! Cash treal are at the Hates West BATCHELOR City Market cottage, ship lines touching Portland. The A MOST CONVENIENT PLACE TO DO End, for the summer. are obtainable at either of THEIR MARKETING Mr. and Mrs. George G. Babcock guides the Hay stores, Middle street, Con- Ambidextrous are at their cottage West End. Metaphor. And It W»« 80 Ordered. Groceries. Best gress square and also at hotels and An Meats, Provisions, Quality, Lowest Prices in City Mrs. Edward J. Eaton of eloquent Irish candidate, speak- Mllford, information bureaus. "Very well," she said, "if you rih Mass., Is visiting her brother and ing of a certain eminent statesman, All street cars transfer in front of our door, time to nfraid to ask father for me we will allowing sister, of the Island. said: "His smooth tonguo is that of make purchases while for transfer. Much In Kim. consider our engagement at an end." waiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackford of simple a serpent which lures but to destroy, "Thank he are at their A kiss is a simple little thing and you," replied. "I was afraid Mail and telephone orders will receive as prompt and careful Montreal cottage at the and which holds out sugar plums in West End. Mrs. W. R. It Is You may have you might bo disagreeable about It"—> attention as if called for in person. Stewart from yet priceless. one band, while in the other it holds Huntington, Quebec, are the noticed that the man who never for- Cleveland Plain Dealer. guests an unsheathed dagger behind its PHONES 4260-4261 of Mra. Blackford for the summer. his wife before he leaves gets to kiss back."—Current Opinion. 'Mr*. ,'J. G. Raymond of au- Boston, the house doesn't purchase many 8o«p From Whale Oil. Mass., ha« taken one of the cottages divorce CITY HALL CASH tomobiles for lawyers. Inconsistent Man. Whnle for almost a MARKET at the West End for the summer. oil, years drug HEADQUARTERS UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER A man doesn't care what his wife on het* are her the market, has recently become AND FAMOUS UNDERWOOD BEVERAGES With daughters, Barbara Not to His and June. Lfklnp. thinks of him when he refuses her far more valuable the die- on through "Miss Passee says Bhe Just dotes But he will a 433 CONGRESS ST. (Near Elm St.) Mr. and Mrs. James Arlington and money. h*nd strange covery of a way to use It in making "Then I wish some one would waiter a daughter, are spending the summer at you." dollar tip rather than have soap, which had hitherto been impoa* administer en antidote."—Judge. the island. the strange waiter think he is cheap. slblo owing to Its evil smell. What influence has music had on human ? Music Labor progress Cjj | Lightens Perhaps only as medicine and Awakens Patriotism has helped human progress, By LOUIS C. ELSON. Borton. Mm. for music has been a re- LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL tN NEW ENGLAND markable specific in certain cases. a medical Published Every Unlike spe- ur cific music has worked beneficially in many diverse cases. Pythagoras used THURSDAY AFTERNOON to music employ at the beginning of the day to fortify himself for the From June to September and on tbe Last labors to - Thursday In Each Month come, and at the end of the to soothe his mind after those from October to May. day BOWLING labors. In defensive wars DANCING music has a CROWLEY & LUNT. Editors and Publishers been direct stimulant to deeds of 92 daring. When the German Office, Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. writer, Klopstock, was introduced to Rouget TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summer de the Season, 50«: Singly Copy, 5c. L'Isle, author and composer of the he refused to Advertising Rates on Application. "Marseillaise," shake hands with him and Advertisers desiring changes must send In copy on or before exclaimed, "Monsieur 1 Your music has killed Baseball, Monday pre- Shooting ceding day of publication to insure insertion. '50,000 Germans 1"

In such a case a THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1914. Frenchman might be pardoned for thinking that '.music had Tennis helped human progress. Dibdin's sailor songs were said to have been worth seamen to MINIATURE ALMANAC and fresh mackerel? and island peas? 10,000 and a the cause of Chebeague Bowling big broiled lobster? Oil my, England (this in offensive wars), 6o thoroughly did they Alleys Week of July 9. oh. my! awaken the from pride of the British mariners. Dibdin received a pension Open June 27. Six fitted from the newly Sun Length High Tide Common saying: "Isn't is a pleasure English government and certainly deserved it. Day Rises Sets Of to shop in Portland? are so regulation alleys; in Day Morn Eve They Music is a direct aid in certain of and this is perfect every 9 4.15 7.23 15.08 11.40 0.25 polite about on that kinds labor, certainly waiting ydu there, a 10 4.15 is a material and definite detail of and 7.23 15.08 0.40 1.10 it real pleasure." example of a practical advantage in the art. The lighting adjustment. 11 4.16 7.22 15.0G 1.25 1.55 eailor gives the most universal of for he has often 12 4.17 7.22 15.05 2.10 2.40 Just speaking from personal example this, pulled expe- the in 13 4.18 7.21 15.03 2.55 3.10 rience, those shore dinners at Bailey's ropes rhythmic swing with the tones of the "Shanty." This direct Assembly Hall 14 4.18 7.21 15.03 3.40 4.10 and Harpswell and Charley Cushing's aid to labor is not only American but the seamen 15* 4.19 7.20 15.01 4.40 4.55 on Long Island, are a joy and a de- emploj'ed by sailors, by Select of nation. are dancing parties *Moon in last quarter. light. | every There French "slianty-songs" and Russian and Span-, every evening ish; yes, even Chinese. In the forests of Honduras, when with orchestra. Finest sur- A PLEA FOR Don't throw down that lighted Mahogany they BEAUTY. the to the dancing match. Swat that fly. Mow your drag heavy logs seacoast, at the head of the tugging crowd there face in front lawn. Do Casco We havs often wondered how your best to make marches the his Bay. many the singer, warbling rhythmic and the efforts of you summer island attractive. Read the melody uniting residents, and winter of the men. On BREEZE. Last of get the southern at Mobile or New one residents, as well, realize that you all, together levees, say Orleans, have and boom the Bay. often heard a HENRY W. certain duties to perform to similar song as the cotton bales were pulled and hauled— CALDWELL, Proprietor Casco Bay, to the island on which you and whatever aids labor aids human EASTERN live, to the rest of us other residents. The disastrous nre at Long Island certainly progress. LANDING, CHEBEAGUE Too many people seem to think that last week shows again and very Summing up, I would say that since music has always been used once having left the streets of their clearly the need of some form of fire in it cer- home town they leave behind them protection at the larger islands. If awakening patriotism, stimulating courage, lightening labor, all civic obligations and are free to the wind had not been blowing off the tainly has been an aid to human do as land, the whole island would they please. They don't seem have in progress, even it would be to be able to grasp the idea that all likelihood fallen a prey to the though any difficult to cite island in this bay is a community that flames. The same thing may happen specific instances. demands as much from its members to any island at any time. as any city. Why do you at home Hill Crest Hotel have the front steps washed, the Ask the GREAT Girls spend too much for clothes, average person CHEBEAGUE, MAINE CHARLES W. pavement swept off, the grass on the HAMILTON, Prop. says Dr. and where he his cold and he front lawn kept looking green and Carolyn Geisel; yep. they got fresh? Because don't seem to be getting their money'3 Catching Cold Is House- will Most modern you feel that you say that he must have and up-to-date house on the with owe it worth at island, finest to other people to make your that. ocean view in Casco sat in a draft or his feet Bay. Large chambers, toilets and baths on house and grounds a in- Cleaning Operation got beauty-spot each floor. Large dance hall with stead of an eye-sore wet. If that he daniing two evenings each week. and, moreover, It is a good rule to believe only By ALEXANDER LANE, New York you suggest feel a certain in Bathing, boating, deep sea fishing and all water pride keeping up your half of what you hear, but it takes his cold at the table he sports. Tennis, do so got etc. Our table is supplied with property Why. then, many of a smart man to know which half is vegetables from our own garden and you leave that of will consider such a state- milk and feeling obligation ♦he cream from our herd. and of right one. pride at home? Why, do you ment too ridiculous for a moment's serious allow consideration. the grass to grow at its own A now cold in countries is a free wilh around your piazza instead Every and then the federal foreign usually called fever, which is the cor- of it draws a rect as mowing every now and then? government check for a cent term, the ordinary cold is a mild form of fever caused by nature Why do you throw your garbage over with as much ease and grace as it in her efforts to cast out The to the cliffs, when you know that a part spends a billion. impurities. impetus this healing opera- of it is sure tion is to catch on the upper usually supplied by an extra amount of cold air. A cold is to be Summit part of the rock and remain there in When a girl is very young she wants welcomed and not to be as all its unloveliness? don't suppressed, these impurities if retained *he Why you to have three or four plant a few flower beds birthdays a year. would House around your system poison every of the cold a After she gets older she doesn't want part body; Catching is life- cottage so as to add that little touch Chebeague of color that so to have any at all. saving the of nature. It often is all that is procpec—»-';j'uC'0-cleafling Operation—on part Island. needed to make a very ordinary house shows that the body has become so with that it rebels seem clogged impurities wonderfully beautiful? The wuo One of the fiuest Why "Wants to confer a and to rid of the summer board ing houses in the do you throw attempts get filth. The thrown off in the cation and bay. Excellent lo- newspapers, on all business suc- impurities restful scenerv of field and wood. ipapervtyff^, 'b'lessing might Table first class. com- m IrnMirK roads? cleaning process are the accumulated filth which must be fort for those the best. Acc Every ceed by giving it a calendar that is surplus elimi- desiring ommodates 75. Reasonable rates. Why, it up, don't you Jo Open until Sept. 25. to^sum your not anything else. nated before it decays and the whole from MRS. CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor. 3hare im making of Casco Bay the poisons system. Any discharge of place of beauty for which it was de- any part the body relates to matter which nature cannot use. When signed by old Mother Nature? Think A Missouri judge has decided that there is no matter in the a cold is an it over. the husband is boss of the home. surplus system impossibility. IIow did this or When this bachelor judge gets mar- filth surplus matter get into the body? There is Splash! ried he will be shown. one way, and that is through the mouth. Those who do not eat more than is for the Isn't that water fine? necessary growth and of the never have colds or A Chicago minister says women repair body waste 10 cent, of the catarrh and very seldom other form of sickness. About My, what a cool hotness! per food they any ninety per cook. So it Is evident that not every- cent of all diseases come from overeating, which causes more deaths than gets into the hash. Blueberry time, boys and girls. thing alcohol and war combined. All aboard for trip down the bay. Probably there will be no difficulty in obtaining reservations on that new Baseball season in full It is sad for the Ameri- TRAVELING BAGS swing at the Russian aeroplane equipped with sleep- SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS Islands. Play ball. can to ing berths for 20 passengers. contemplate, partic- United States Lagging the American How about getting up a motor-boat ularly travel- The husband offered for sale for CJJJ party with a on picnic one of the is- Behind in Aviation ing abroad, the lack of prog- lands? Nothing like It. |1,000 with no takers, probably could ress in world-wide move- A offer his wife for sale at the same By H. A. VELLCHEN, New York Special Offering in Our Did tomebody say clam chowder? price, also with no takers. ments of the American na- tion. Here we are at the of the the Ibirthplace aeroplane, conqueror of the air, and we are far I yet Custom [behind the march of progress in aviation. Tailoring Dept. Wash Dresses at is a hard in New, Stylish $5.00, all in the new tunic Germany setting pace airship as Mr. development, and out in a Beginning Tuesday morning style. Regular Prices $6.98 to $8.98. (Churchill recently pointed speech in the house of commons. The continuing ! is through the next ten we will make British program modest in comparison with what is being done in days, to your measure, custom a ! France and Germany, and the United States is not to be mentioned when skirts, at very low price. lit comes to the of reciting accomplishments the war divisions of the Eufo- You have your choice from three different models MOORE & CA ipean nations. The German chancellor not long ago made the claim that flWEN which are at our ; displayed Germany possesses superior airships to those of any other power, and the Tailoring Department, 1/505-507 CONGRESS v third floor. All the ST., MAINE was latest and PORTLAND, British had to admit that the claim correct. Germany has shown that most up-to-date Spring no dare take the field cannot and Summer Wool airship that defend itself against aeroplane Dress Goods are included in this attacks by means of guns on the top of its gas container. special offering. For The British has taken over the Thursday, Friday and Saturday navy recently aeroplane airship depart- ment of the national defense from the army. Great Britain has ordered to cost the Custom Skirts Made eight airships approximately $2,500,000, cost of each ship vury- by Our Suit in Our Entire ing in price from $100,000 to $250,000. Germany has 17 first-class rigid Tailor Stock on Any- and two others the of delivered. The airships point being "first-class" for airships are those capable of a speed of 45 miles nn hour or more. What ^12.50 have we to show in the way of an airship or aeroplane flee*? The best selling styles of this season. Regular Prices to $20.00 $65,00. Not long ago a clever es- Made from any black or colored dress MATERIALS sayist attempted to prove goods in our stock m at or Poor "Plain Man" that "the man" a selling $1, $1.25 $1.50 per yd. Wool Crepe, Wool Poplin, Brocaded Silk and plain is Poplin, This of includes the Pebble as myth. He who price $6.75 material and all findings Crepe. Described Myth humbly and the speaks of himself as a making. (Sizes over 30 in. waist measure 10 Jlo extra) COLORS By J. JOHN KELLEY, P«tt.burgh, Pa. plain man does not expect you to New Blue, Old Blue, Navy Blue, Tango, Rose, Wistaria, take him literally; he wants Custom Skirts Made Our Green, Tan, Black, and Black and White Check, to word or manner and intimate that he by you protest by is decidedly supe- rior in at least one way. The all-round plain man is a Tailor ALSO literary invention, like the "economic man" of the classical scholar, according to the essayist. But John Galsworthy evidently believe* that the plain man is always For a Thursday, Friday and Saturday with us, and that he is poor creature froth every point of view. Gals- worthy has drawn his portrait with merciless^irony. man is The plain dull, ignorant, parrot-like in his cant phrases about Made from any black or colored dress in our stock morals and the life. There no goods SILK art, society, higher is beauty or genuine at AND CHALUE DRESSES selling $1.75, $2, $2.25 or $2.50 per yd. emotion all progress takes place in of hiin. He is absurd in'him; spite This price of includes the material and the $8.75 and all findings For each without knowing it, superior man'must try to his and forget very the making. (Siaes over 30 in. waist measure $10.00 existence. 10% extra) Regular Prices $20.00 and This some are .... $16.50, $25.00. season's Now coming to the defense of the plain man by his best in the reciting Orders Taken From 7th to selling styles; many long tunic style. modest virtues and pleading his lack of opportunity. July July 18th The man does the work of the MATERIALS plain world; he toils and pays the serves and Flowered Foulard, Messaline and Chiffon Taffeta. freight; he supports the institutions we call civilization Why rail at him? ... —— .—a. — • Eastman Bros. & Bancroft Harry Dyer, Mrs. Fred Gibbs and week to spend the summer at the Mr. and Mrs. S. Mrs. Albert Willard of R. Rand of Shep- South Port- Whltlo cottage on the land. Trefethen ley street, Portland, are pleasantly lo- guests of Mr. and shore, Mrs. Charles cated at their summer the Peaks Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hunt have N. home, Island Turner. on Island taken a cottage at Forest Land- Woodbine, avenue, for the City and Mrs. Ci arles Weaver of season. Mr. ing (or the season. George B. Rand of South Paik avenue spent A Wednesday as the Portland was their guest this week. delightful affair of the week was guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. S. J. of Boating, piazza and lawn parties, the outing of the officers of Iona Boyden Boston Is at Black at their summer home. the Cassa Loma with pientiy in the way of house O. E. on Homestead ave- par- chapter, S., when they were Mrs. Alfred Burch ties will be the and little son, nue for the season. program from now entertained at the attractive summer Alan of Are Huntington, Long Island, are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. on, the summer season now of Pennell of Con- They Trustworthy being home Mr. Charles Porter on the the of guests her mother, Mrs. Carick cord fairly launched and all the plans of Trefethen shore, who is street, Portland, have opened worthy pat- at the Dorsett cottage for a few their summer entertaining will be made a ron of the days. home, cot- with order. Mrs. Porter was Mr. and Mrs. Tanglewood Walk-overs are shoes be- view to Fred Millett and Mas- tage, for the season. good the opportunity offered at "hostess for this affair and ter jm pleasant Ames of the East End are at the The members this season of a social af- 6erved a delicious of Pomona circle of spending shore dinner, and island for a short cause all the finest ternoon or out of the stay. the Pleasantdale grange at South you evening doors. day was spent in a delightfully in- Robert they give Skillings of Auburndale, Portland, are to the The Fourth was a formal way. The included hold first of their busy day on the party Mrs. Mass., is a few spending days with fortnightly of the summer fit, in the island, being celebrated in the old- Jennie McLean, Mrs. Ida Nelson, Mrs. meetings essentials, style, quality, his relatives at Trefethen. next fashioned Mabel Mrs. Annie Thursday in Greenwood garden way, from noon something Knight, Palmer, Dr. John F. Howland's Mrs. birthday The committee on arrangements for result of 40 doing all the time, the program in- Lizzie Hunt, Mrs. Bertha But- was greatest very pleasantly observed at his this good time consists of Eliz- degree—the cluding a band all sorts of ler, Mrs. Florence Reed, Mrs. Carrie Mrs. concert, bummer home on A beau- abeth athletic Wednesday. Cox, president; Mrs. Annie of foot needs. events, boat races, tugs of Knight, Mrs. Gertrude Knight, Mrs. tiful cake years' study Lillian birthday occupied the place Deering, vice-president; Miss Edith war, artillery drills by the naval Watson, Mrs. Mary Swett, of honor at the Mrs. daintily appointed Bryant and Miss Isabel Skillin. militia and balloon ascension, and a Celia Leighton, Mrs. Edith dinner table Their and the rooms through- Miss Etta and Miss style, general time was Weaver, Mrs. Georgia Horton and the Kittredge Bes- unapproachable good enjoyed by a out were very attractive with the host and sie Mason of Everett, and Miss Flor- uig crowu irom me city. hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Porter. beautiful floral lines and fit are offerings presented ence Lander of Dorchester, three strong splendid Mrs. Carrick, who is spending the Mrs. Frederick and Miss the who also Whitney doctor, received many prominent young ladies vis- summer at the Dorsett on Eleanor came from socially, cottage Boston Saturday other gifts. ited the that will in service Island island on the 4th. qualities prove avenue, is entertaining her to pass the summer at their home at daughter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond Car Rock Bound Park and were accom- Authoritative in White Rubber rick and Styles Shoes, little daughter, Margaret, of panied by Mr. Whitney, who was in Soled Footwear in Endless Variety Hardwick, Vermont. Mr. Carrick will oueion lor a lew aays. arrive at his mother's home on Friday Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pelton of to spend his summer vacation. Morrill's Corner are pleasantly locat- Where Will Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fairclough ed at their summer home at Rock Hutchinson's Boot and Walk-Over Shop daughter, Katherine, of Roslin- Bound Park for the season and have Vou Buy dale 544 Portland were week-end guests of Mr. and their daughter and husband, Mr. and Vour Kodak Congress St., Mrs. C. E. Jordan at the Bide-a-Wee Mrs. Herbert Jenkins, as their cottage and expect to spend the guests. month Supplies of August at Trefethen. Mrs. James Smith of Deering spent Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Blackman Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. This Summer? have been entertaining Professor and Norman Black at their summer home. Mrs. Jamieson at their cottage at Judge and Mrs. Tolman with their We suggest that you Utowana Farm on the back shore. daughters of Westbrook are occupy- get acquainted Mrs. Sydney Jackson and Miss ing their summer home at Rock with our Camera Department. Ruby Wescott are at their summer Bound Park, and the many friends of THE home at Evergreen Landing for the the family will be glad to hear thai Our Kodak Man considers it a priv- season. Mrs. Tolman is HOWARD S. greatly improved ilege to assist you in every' way he HAMILTON Miss Mary Dunbar, secretary of from her recent illness. j. R. can, to get good pictures during your LIBBY CO. the Y. W. C. A., who is at Blue Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McAuslan, General for will her with stay in Maine. Contractor and Builder July, join mother at the their son John and daughter Agents for family summer home the first of Au- Amelia, of Holyoke, Mass., have ar- Great Chebeague, Maine If your Eastman gust, where she will spend the rest rived at their summer home, the pictures don't satisfy you, Kodaks Complete contracts made and per- of the summer. Rothesay, on Prince avenue, for the if there is anything about your Graflex formed for alter- jCam- Premo, buildings, cottages, Miss Sara Porter, who is a gradu- season. eras don't ations, repairs, etc. Estimates fur- you understand come in and ate of Dr. Sargent's school in Cam- Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson are oc- Brownie nished 011 application. Expert work- and get his advice. bridge, has been a theii* new men. Cottage work a specialty. spending few cupying bungalow which Cameras Cottage lots for sale and desirable weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs has recently been completed on the 24 hour service on and Wollensak cottages to rent. We care forestates Charles -Porter, at their summe; DacK snore. developing Lenses printing. home on the Trefethen shore, and Mrs. Byron Nichols recently enter- Ansco Cameras will soon leave for the Sargent tained her sisters, Mrs. Waite and c; mps, where she has been engaged Mrs. Knowles at her summer home Should you purchase supplies or a camera we a? an instructor for the summer for the day. Mrs. Wilmot P. Lord and here, guarantee low- est and monms. daughter, Ruth, of South Portland, prices complete instructions by our expert in charge. Miss Mabel and Another in CHEBEAGUE, MAINE O. Mills of Somerville Mrs. Boothby and daughter Ru- point regard to developing and printing. We have lias taken possession of lier attractive perta of the Colonial were also recently installed new Automatic which We are disposing of our property, numbering over one hundred l ew of Developing Tanks, insures acres, bungalow recently completed for guests Mrs. Nichols. best of and in all sections of the we can work—more promptly done. To island show you desirable lots. Shore her. Her mother, Mrs. P. J. Currier Mrs. Emery Weaver and Miss Jen- introduce this method to sites, groves and secluded spots are offered. Rates you, the mention of this reasonable. Mr. A. of Somerville, Miss Gertrude Mills nie Weaver of Auburn, formerly of "Ad" will en.itie you to a trial roll de- R. Littlefield. Central Landing, Great will Chebeague, gladly show any in- of Milton and Miss Esme of St. John, Peaks Island, were the guests of Mrs. velopid free. terested party the of this property estate. N B., are her guests. Neal Craig at the Howe cottage for Dr. and Mr3. Gordon of Avon, New over the week-end. Camera Oept on Main Floor. Close to the Entrance. Jersey, are spending the summer Rev. and Mrs. Alfred E. Isaacs of months at the Saxtonia, the guests of Dorchester," Mass., who spent last GEORGE E. LEONARD Mr.-and Mrs. Harry Saxton. summer in one of the Tolman cot- SUCCESSOR TO R. H. CLEAVES, Mrs. F. W. Giddy of Cumberland tages, have rented the Crockett bun- GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE. Mills, with her family, is pleasantly galow for this season and will take Our stock of Groceries, Meats an d Provisions will please you. Our established Tor the summer at her possession at once. Mr. Isaac and Bakery will supply you with the bes t. Ice Cream by plate or measure. attractive home on the ocean side of family came from the west last sum- We solicit your patronage and assure you of courteous treatment and Trefethen. mer and he is one of the noted Baptist ALBERT C. ROBBSNS of Mrs. J. R. Noyes and Miss Minnie divines of the country. prompt delivery orders. FALMOUTH TOWN LANDING Noyes have opened their home on Miss Sada Cowan with her moth- FALMOUTH FORESIDE Beacon Lunches Ridge, arriving from Boston er has taken a cottage at Rock Bound served at all hours. Lobsters, Lobster Stews, Clam Chowder Site Seeker® at the close of the school term. Park for the summer. Miss Cowan is Fried and Steamed Clams, Ice Cream, Delicious Soda, aCottage summer Mr. Augustus W'Jkinn of Salem is a talented and well known you^*, Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Smoker's Motor to cottage, bungalow or Investment it will be T~tZT.trfor Supplies. Boats yoilr advantage to p.t Luverne -rem Witfr Car©fui and investigate the of Mrs. M. A. lodge, where Mrs. Wil- wriCe'r, having just produced her first experienced man ror pleasure salilrig. ""Motor property Charleson, some sixty acres at Boat Great kins has ben spending the past week work, a one act play called "Won- supplies. Parties summering on the islands of the should Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore front, fine bay spring water and with her mother. der of the in which the noted motor over to our landing, only a short from cool, shady groves. Lots are now ottered at and Age," trip Chebeague, Bus- $100 upwards, fine in- Mrs. Frances Ricker and tin's, Cousin's and vestment as land values increase each young actress, Grace George, will star Littlejohn's. Telephone. year. Would be pleased to show the ton property to any interested. Francis of Washington, D. C., are this summer in England, tier entire located MRS. M. A- pleasantly at Trefethen for summer will be spent writing, and in CHARLESON, Great Maine. Chebeague, the summer at the home of Mr. and the fall she will, with her mother, go Mrs. N. H. Trefethen on Pleasant to their New York home, where she a\enue. will witness the production of "The S. A. DOUGHTY Mrs. Charles Furlong and Miss Wonder of the Age," where it is to be .Amy Furlong of Cushman street are played in one of the leading theatres. CHEBEAGUE WESTERN GREAT COMMONWEALTH HOTEL LANDING, CHEBEAGUE, ME. at the Dunbar cottage for their The Rosenbergs of the East End (Incorporated) We carry a nice line of SOUVENIR SHOP groceries, meats and provisions, fruit and con- usual summer outing and will remain are among the recent arrivals at Opp. State House BOSTON, MASS. fectionery, cigars and tobacco. We serve the West End Ice Dairy Cream, through July. Evergreen and will, as usual, occupy fur AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY the best made, plate or measure. by Our new auto delivery will assure Mrs. Alice M. M. Foley of Kellogg their cottage for the summer. you of prompt service. Motor boat and fishermen supplies. We would be i-.treet, Portland, spent the week end Mrs. James Berry will have her pleased with your and FIR PILLOWS A SPECIALTY patronage will aim to please you. vith her friend, Miss Cecil A. Mc- Mrs. F. L. White of Somer- mother, Made from fir Best at the Chebeague tips. Lean, McLean cottage, "Wind- ville, Mass., as her guest for the and most costly to manufacture. iig Way." montn or juiy. Newest and largest line of Post Miss Katherine Hassett of Rumford Mrs. Emily B. Strout of Milbridge, Cards in Casco Bay, 40,000 in stock. Casco Sea Grill i?- the guest of Miss Dorothy Day at Mass., is at the home of her son, Real Estate For Sale. CUSTOM HOUSE Bay WHARF CHAS. G. DELAWARE, Prop. her summer home at Trcfethen's Captain Alvah Strout, at Evergreen, Public Library. Post Office. are | Landing. where she will the summer. We always ready to serve you with eea spend deep food of all kinds, Mr. H. W. BOWEN cooked to order. LobBters cooked in and Mrs. Carroll A. Leavitt of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sattler, every style. Delicious lunches. Shore Hill Crest and South Road Dinners the Los Angeles, Portland, have tak- of now of Port- Opp. every day. Prompt service and courteous treatment. formerly Philadelphia, en a cottage at and have have Auto to hire by day or hour Tiefethen'B, land, taken the Laurel cottage ay their gueBts, Mrs. A. S. Litchfield on the Knickerbocker road for the *uf and Miss Litchfield of West Medford, summer, and have their sister, Miss Offer* rooms with hot and cold Mass. Helen M. Sheetz of Philadelphia for water for $1.00 and up, which In- cludes The Grand View cottage at Ever- their guest through July. tree use of shower baths. Carles' Hair Store Hotel green has been taken for the sum- Mr. and Mrs. who Nothing to Thu in New George Crockett, Equal England 518 CONGRESS ST. Eagle mer Mr. by and Mrs. Edward N. Lov- have been at the Crockett bungalow Rooms with private baths for $1.60 The only Hotel in the Phone 2227-W Street Floor ell of, Brockton. Mr. and Mrs. Lov- on the ocean have been enter- per »2ay up; suites of two rooms and state that serves a Full side, ell have a of bath for $4.00 per and Course Dinner in the spent part the season taining extensively, and among their day up. A Modern Estab- at Dining Room and Cafe Hairdressing with a Ladies' the island for several years, but guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sie- Firgt-Class, lishment to all the needs evening European Plan. catering Orchestra the will spend the entire summer this gars and Master Albert of South of Ladies in (Mani- year ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF IlairdresBing, round. year. Portland, and also Mr. George curing, Facial Massage, Chiropody, Stone floors, nothing wood but the Pedicure and Trea'fnent. The Willing Workers Bociefy of the doors. Scalp Hersey. attendants in all L. a Expert branches. F. island held successful sale at Isl- Miss Nellie McDonough of Cumber- with its own BLINN, Prop. Equipped Sanitary We make a specialty of Firs Qual- and Hall on afternoon land as her Vacuum Wednesday avenue, east, has guest Cleaning Plant. ity Hair Goods of every description. ME. and evening, having a large attend- her cousin, Miss Mary Meenan of Strictly a Temperance Hotel. BRUNSWICK, SEND ance. Lunches were served und ice Boston, and they are spending the FOR BOOKLET. Private Room For Gentlemen. STORER F. cream and cake were sold, as well as week at the Waterside cottage, where CRAFTS, General Mgr. Ma nlcurlng and Chiropody. Spend Your Vacation at the fancy articles, and it was a great the time is being pleasantly passed in success financially. An entertainment the open. consisting of readings, vocal and in- Mrs. Stevens of Chicago, whose hus- OCEAN VIEW HOTEL strumental solos, made up a pleasing band is a noted surgeon of that city, SOUTH HARPSWELL, MAINE program. The hall was very tasteful- u being pleasantly entertained at the ly decorated with the national colors Cowan on the back shore. Seashore and 15 miles bungalow, Country; and the floral decorations were un- was by boat from Portland. Bathing, The first Sunday vesper service boating, fishing, tennis, dancing, usually beautiful. Mrs. Wallace held July 5th at Association Hall, un- orchestra, etc. Table Springer was in charge of the ar- der the of the Brackett Me- unsurpassed. auspices EVERYTHING |12 up. Booklet. rangements. Mrs. Kent and Mrs. morial Church, with the pa3tor, Rev. Thomas had HARRY LIGHTFOOT, Prop. the fancy work table, John E. 'Clancy, in charge. Tnese Garden Mrs. A. V. Ackley and Mrs. Grant meetings will be held each Sunday Hose, Gloves, Druggists' Sundries, Mechanical Rubber, Ladies' and Fobb, home cooked food, Mrs. Ralph throughout the summer season. Gentlemen's Raincoats, Fancy Oiled Clothing, etc. Purington and Mtb. Helen Strout, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skillings of If candy table, Mrs. Fred Brackett and Middlebury, Vt. are at the island for it's Rubber you want, call at Mrs. Herbert Jones, ice cream, Mrs. the month of July, which they will PORTLAND RUBBER CO., 259 Middle St. THE James Dean, Mrs. P. J. McTlgue, spend at their bungalow on the back BEECHES sandwich table, Mrs. Leonard Trott, chore of Tref .then. Mr. and Mrs. CLIFF ISLAND mystery table, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Skillings are silling the first of Au- Markel, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Grant and gust for several > ecks' stay abroad. MRS. C. C. PETTINGILL other members assisted. Mr*. Percy A Dyer of Brooklyn, N. Proprietor Mrs. Harriet E. Parks and her Y., who is In town for a visit with Every amusement for guests. daughter, MIbs Frederika M. Parks of hor parents, was the guest on Wed- '1 h3 air of the sea braces Mechanic street, Portland, are at nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dy- appetite. Yachting, Bathing their cottage for the summer months. er. Mr. Percy arrives the middle and Dyer Fishing. Mrs. Melville Trefethen, who has of July for his annual Bummer visit. been spending the week at her sum- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heald, Mrs. Distribution. Judgment In Public Affair®. mer home, the Ozone, at Rock Bound Robert Neall and their daughter, Miss Do The longer I live the more 1 am Park, has been entertaining Mrs. T * "And let us time. ASK "The Man." — prophetic youth. hope, that may be done by one man If he Bicycle AJJrttt the old MORNING AND AFTERNOON FREE EVENING ADMISSION 10c Mail this coupon TO-DAY. too," replied weary pedestrian, | -will make a business of It.—Benjamin "that he'll fall down on him, too." I Franklin. LITTLEFIELD & CO. \ The Thos. Co. The In 1—aughlin only place Portland where you can run your boat direct GROCERS to a good safe landing and obtain a complete outfit of everything pertaining to motor boats, and 109-111 COMMERCIAL STREET PORTLAND, ME. Marine Hardware of all If you want the beBt in Groceries, kinds in Brass and Galvanized iron. Meats and Provisions at reasonable 184-186 COMMERCIAL : charges our store is the place tor yoM ST., PORTLAND, ME. to trade. We Boat supply hotels, cottas«s, landing back of store, between Long and Central Wharves. yachts and schooner parties. Island patronage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed to all. Handy to steam- boat wharves. KENDALL. & WHITNEY DEALERS IN YORK & JACKSON Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, Fertilizers, Poultry and Dairy Supplies, Wooden Ware, Galvanized Iron Portland Theatre Building Portland, Maine Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Cordage, Seeds, etc. We'bave made special purchases for summer homes and for six Also specialties in SUMMER we will sell 3 COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream days car loads bungalow and cottage chairs in the latest finish and Freezers, Lawn style from 95 cents upwards. Trunks and bags Refrigerators, Swings, CroQuet Sets, Window Screens full line, one half price. Car load of Refrigerators in new and fancy and Screen Doors. Call and see us. styles, white enamel and porcelain lining, $5.00 to $35.00. If in the market for bungalow and cottage outfits do not fail to Cor. Federal and call at our store. Temple Sts., Portland, Me. Crawford Cooking Ranges at our famous factory prices.

N. T. WORTHLEY, Jr. A. E. PINKHAM Maine's Leading Optometrist and Optician CONGRESS SO. HARPSWELL, MAINE 478|/2 ST., Corner CENTER ST. Opp. PREBLE HOUSE, PORTLAND, ME. Phone 2174-W. Stables at All cars stop at our door ©ATTLX5HIP SOUTH DAKOTA at MARD ISLAND Merriconeag House Auburn Colonv Ocean View Eyes examined. Prescription lenses odd years ago, when selves equal If not superior to those J The finest Auto livery, boarding and sales stables in Casco the Indians along the banks of built by concerns. Bay. ground promptly. Mail orders re- private Our three stables are to all San equipped handle the (business of this Pablo bay had the habit of The ships are the turned by next mail. largest of their place and we are prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with helping themselves to horses of kind, the Prometheus careful being 465 feet drivers at any hour of the day or night. Expressing and Gold their Spanish neighbors, Senor in length, 60 feet 26 feet moving of all kinds reeeive and filled ... SEVENTY beam, draft, prompt careful Eyeglass Chains 50c attention. Have all Castro, the owner of one with a of the displacement of 13,585 tons and your baggage checked in care of A. E. Pinkham, South Harpswell, Prescription Lenses ground to order large California rancherias, chose a a speed of 16 knots. The Prome- Maine. 40c and island on the eastern theus was Soil, and up bleak-lool£ing first intended to be a col- Loam, etc.. Grading Excavating, Cellar Work, Wells, etc. arm of the bay as a haven for his but it is now Genuine Shell and Rubber lier, being converted into Frames for steeds. As most of the livestock were a repair Bhip. The Jupiter, finished Library Glasses $1.00 brood mares, Castro naturally called but a short time ago, is the largest Colored the island Isle de la vessel Glasses 50c and up Yegua, or, trans- ever built on the Pacific coast. HERE lated into IS A DOG THAT THINKS I plain English, Mare island. It has a length of 542 feet, beam 65 ATLAS SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES The christening of the ranch by the feet, draws 27 feet, has a displacement Cards Sold only at this office. old Remarkable Animal Counts Playing Castillan marks the of Money beginning of 19,360 tons and a cargo capacity and Reads A Consultation Free All Mare and Writes by Kinds of Optical island's With its two of tons. As Tap- for the Repairing history. 13,000 this Bhip Is pro- With His and a fourth ping Paw. square miles of undulat- pelled entirely by electricity, the trial cottage piazza, ing fields, Castro's island remained trip of the vessel was watched with for the more or Mannheim, Germany.—The case of Eastern less in until 1849. interest not obscurity only by naval officials, the Elberfield no hotel card room, Steamship Corporation In that famous horses longer stands year of the rush for but by all those interested in mari- for the quite alone. There exists at Mann« the yellow metal, Isle de la time Yegua affairs. heim a was dog of rather doubtful breed rainy day MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE bought by Captain J. Frisbie of Points of Interest. the who performs almost the same feata or United States army. Frisbie in evening TO NEW YORK turn It goes without that a to as his equine rivals. He is less ad- indoors at sold the island to the firm of saying trip home, vanced Mare island is worth while. Here can than they in arithmetic, but we have Aspinwall, and eventually it became be seen all does little the of that is part and parcel of additions, subtractions and property the United States gov- good playing cards a well multiplications of one or MONDAY DAY TRIPS ernment. appointed government plant; two figures at reduced prices. whether it be in management or correctly. He reads and writes by MAINE TOURMALINES Farragut First Commandant. Ask to see them. Begin June 22 whether it pertains to development in tapping with his paw in accordance The largest up lo date line The facts with an of Souvenirs Portland at 10.30 a. m. concerning the selection ways scientific. alphabet which, It appears, in Itie Also a Leaving city. full line ol of Mare as Two he has out Steamships Old Colony and North island a navy yard are in- interesting departments of the thought for himseif; and Star leave FYajiklin A j his \VJtarf, Port- teresting. naval station was needed navy yard are the wireless station and spelling also is simplified and land, Tuesdays, Thn-sdays and Sat- William W. Roberts Co. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry on the Pacific and the new powerhouse. This phoneticized to the utmost. He urdays at 6.30 p. New York. coast, since the wireless dis- Stationers 'and Liamonda -fortv.ririmkLcr,rp. "V —Tut'g-- ■aiexJcAii \var the- goverutaesl L Station Is the most Important on the tinguishes the colors in a. bunch of days, Thursdays and at t Saturdays on the lookout for a Pacific coast and ctiuills iiie in 233 MIDDLE I 5.00 p. m. Single fare ?6.00. Round good location; a naturally has the liowera, hiouey a purse STREET location that and of trip $10.00. would in every particular latest appliances of wireless telegra- separates the marks from the (Repairing all kinds at short notice Boston and Portland Line answer the most The new pfennigs. He knows how to Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland exacting wishes of phy. powerhouse is well seek and week days at 7.00 p. m. RETURN- naval worth for here is finds words to define the experts, convenient to the sea, seeing, concentrated object or ING—Leave Boston 7.00 p. m. week but not easily the brawn and muscle of the the picture before You days and Sundays. Steamships Bay accessible to the enemy.j navy placed him. State and Ransom B. Sausalito was as show for We Want to Do McKENNEY JEWELRY Fuller. suggested as a favor- yard, nearly all the work done on him, instance, a bouquet in CO. Fare between Portland and Bos- able site for the the island is with a vase and ask him what Jewelers and ton, $1.50; staterooms, $1.00. SI.50. proposed navy yard, the aid of electrici- it fs. Opticians* but Your Sundays—L^jave Portland 9.00 this proposition was offset ty. "A glass with little he re- p. m. by Cap- I flowers," tain U. S. To the plies. (Monument Me. International Line Blunt, N., who in 1850 vigor- uninitiated, workshops are Sq., Portland, THREE-TRIP most And SCHEDULE ously recommended Mare island. After interesting; for in these one may his answers are often curious- Steamships Calvin Austin and & much on follow the ly and Governor Cobb leave Portland, Mon- quibbling the part of the offi- building, finishing and arm- spontaneous original. In the Developing days, Wednesdays and Fridays at cials, Commodore Sloat of "Bear ing of a Bhip from the time the blue course of a reading exercise In which 5,00 p. m. for Eastport and Flag" A. Lubec, fame, leaves the the word G. BETTS Maine, and St. John, N. B. RE- persuaded the government to print draftsman's hands herbs, autumn, chanced to TURNING—L«ea.ve Portland until attract Printing for the buy island at a cost of the finished gunboat, submarine attention, Prof. William Mack- and offer our Boston and $50,000. you Tuesdays. Thursdays or enzie asked at 7.00 a. It was cruiser is ready for her him if he could Saturdays m. not until 1854, that comple- explain Portland & Rockland Line however, ment of what autumn was. WATER Mare Island was sailors. In the island park, of 35 Years SUPPLY Steamer Monhegan leaves Port- officially made a Experience twice a "It is the time as a Guarantee of Results land Tuesdays, and Sat- navy with week the naval band when there are ap- Thursdays yard, Captain as plays urdays at 7.00 a. m. for Farragut Rolf Boothbay its first national airB, excerpts from the operas ples," replied. Not 25 CHEAPER Harbor, New Harbor. Round commandant. It Is interest- percent and Pond, and On the same Drilled Wells Friendship, Port Clyde, Tenants ing to note that the popular music. The residences in occasion, the same pro- But 25 per cent BETTER Appurtenances Harbor and residence of the Rockland. RETURN- various of the island are a fessor, without what it ING—Leave hero of the New Orleans parts de- knowing rep- f Rockland, Mondays, blockade still Machine now at Wednesdays and remains light to the eye because of their well resented, held out to him a card working Harpswell, Me- Fridays at 5.15 a. and, like several other domi- Special rates offered for m., touching at above Due and the marked with red and blue H. M. present season.) in Portland landings. ciles of the naval kept gardens romantic tone of squares. SMITH, Photographer at 2.00 p. m. station, is in a fair 8 Elm — some of the old "Whats' that?" St., Me. Portland & Boothbay Line state of preservation. homes or the neatly Portland, ADDRESS Steamer Mineola Covering a pe- for leaves Portland riod of built Btructures of a later date. "Blue, red, lots of cubes," replied Agent Eastman & Ensign Films Mondays', Wednesdays .and Fridays sixty years, from Farragut's the at 8.00 a. m. for East the tall dog. ORDER BY MAIL. «.; c; FOXCROFT, ME. Bothbay and time down to the present Here, too, among cypress of intermediate landings. RETURN- command- F. the park are relics of naval ING—Leave East at 7.00 ant, Captain M. Bennett, there Interesting a. Boothbay have m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and been 38 history, such as the forward gun of TRYING TO Saturdays. commandants in charge of STEAL A PRISON me the that sank the H. A. CLAY, Superintendent, navy yard. kearsarge Alabama, Franklin the stern Bold Robbers Wharf, Portland, Me. Soon after January 19, 1864; post of the Move Pleasantyille Farragut's assignment that Mare Hartford, grand old flagship If Lock-Up 30 Feet—"Cop" Locks island became a scene of activ- FALMOUTH HOTEL Admiral Farragut; the figure head 'of Self Out. ity, sliops were built, trees planted the Independence and the and and more than battered, Heating PORTLAND, MAINE $500,000 expanded to twisted of the convert the propeller U. S. S. Nip- Atlantic City.—A new brand of thief Hotel For former ranch Into a naval Sale sic that was wrecked with the Is the station. At this particular good worrying three policemen European and American IN MAINE period of ship Vandalla at the time of of Plan the island's the great Pleasantville, a suburb of this re- Plumbing history, much credit Is hurricane and tidal wave sort. 50 7u due at Apia. The "two by four" jail there sleeping rooms; stable feet.; Senator Gwln, chairman of the Samoa, in 1889. Another relic will hold seven Most Located ice house; billiard and pool room; committee of worth persons, if they sit Centrally naval affairs, who House seeing Is the old Spanish office build- close One Engineers Hotel in bowling alleys. three-quarters worked to together. night the lock- Portland indefatigably make the around which furnished, situated on beautiful lake ing linger memories of up was moved, but no particular at- thirty-second congress understand the into which fish hatchery turn many a naval hero. In the tention was Stoves, Ranges, Tinware 2,000,000 of building paid to it. Hut on an- •- trout each importance appropriations for the I. J. POOLER, year. Right of way for Is a museum where one find other It moved Proprietor navy yard of the may night again at least 30 boat landing, etc. 8 miles from fa- Pacific. There were the Lanterns and among archives of the Island much feet from its assigned spot. Then Ship Stoves, mous Poland Spring. of water many sageB at Washington who Spring failed data that are Court-mar- the Galley Furnishings to Poland to understand the Intereslng. investigation began. equal Spring. Original weight of Gwln's tial sessions are held In the Now the cops are the cost ?50,000. $4,W0 takes entire harangues, and as a building trailing mis- feasollne and consequence, and If the walls could Engines property free and clear. Aiiswer 92 these men speak they creants who tried to steal the jail. WE had to be inveigled into Water Systems HAKE A SPECIALTY might tell many a tale. To add to the troubles Exchange street, Portland, Maine. opening the doors of of the force, the Mare island OP treasury. is Utopia for those who Patrolman Krewson lost his and But notwithstanding certain keys, "lean love the life and for years," the simple those who when he made an arrest and attempt- F. & C. B. NASH CO. newly acquired navy yard wish to separate themselves from the ed to place the in the Souvenir CORDES' CAPE waxed strong, and by degrees devel- prisoner bas- 384-390 FORE ST. Spoons, bizarre and blare of the metropolis. tile he found himself locked F. G. Cordes, Proprietor. oped into the Important station out. that After the working hours, when First- class In Every Particular It Is today. trip whistle and bell have Brooches, Novelties, etc. Private Rooms hammer, ceased, Dining From the time of its first the Island Is MAN GRIPS THE MULE'S FOOT 565 1-2—567 1-2 Sit. command- enveloped with quietude Congress ant, Mare island has been what we made more enjoyable In contrast with AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH GEO. T. PORTLAND, MAINE call a Former Football 8tar Performs an Un- SPRINGER might progressive navy yard. the din of the dny. D.J. MacDONALD, Proprietor Opposite Battler Block usual Feat With Of course, like all such places that Streunoua Watohta, Diamond*, 121 Commercial 8treet, nearly oppo- J*w*lry, depend on annual or semi-annual Animal, ap- Great Painter's Love site Island Steamers and 8outh« Sllvtrwar* Truth vs. propriations, the Island has 8tory, Portland Falsehood. had Its Turner's love Is N. J.—Patrolman Ferry, of story tragic. Some- Trenton, John A. Truth Is Irresistible. Falsehood may periods apparent retrogression and 180 Middle 8treet, nearly oppoalta SMTCongress St., Portland, Me where about the year 1797, while the Sllversteln, a football star when In lor a time stay its progress, but It dullness, but naval history can point Postoffice. great painter was still at school at the high school here, accomplished the :annot Its eventual to more than one great Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from dalryi prevent triumph. achievement he fell In unusual feat here of the Margate, deeply love with recently holding farm dally. Beat of foods, In economic fact, founded on wrought by workers at Mare quickest' nature, Is- the sister of one of his a mule's foot. The "QUEEN land. schoolfellows brawny patrolman service, reasonable charges. OF 8EA ROUTE8" vlll win Its way despite the combined The Intimacy grew and continued, and tried to get the mule ofT tho car Finest equipment In the East. Visit Merchants & Miner* Trans. Co. orces of those who benefit Ah a by ineqult- shipbuilding plant It Is Infer- a few days later Turner proposed and tracks when the animal let fly her us when In town. Elite Lunch, 487i ible customs and wicked laws. There ior to none, and In and 491 1-2 Btreet for fact, superior to was accepted. Then he went away for heels at him. Congress la-j BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE jan bo but one conclusion to the bat- of the other dies. many navy yards. The a couple of years to pursue his art SUversteln grabbed one foot and To le of truth vs. falsehood. the first vessel to Mohican, leave the studies, and during that time not a held on with such a that the ani- NORFOLK. NEWPORT grip NEWS, ways, proved herself one of or a letter came was BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, the best message from him. mal powerless to yank It away SAVANNAH AND of the old time JACKSONVILLE frigate class. The The young lady was hurt and offended from him. He was dragged a few feet Motor Boats For tickets from Differing Blood Sale Through and to principal Corpuscles. Monadnock, long building for lack of at such cruel treatment, and under the to a and then points, IncludlnK meals and The lamppost, managed to stateroom crystals of the blood of a white was a Marine Motors accommodations on appropriations, first-class Iron- smart of and pressure from an hold until others Stanley steamer. Fine steam- man are neglect tight grabbed the ers. Best service. J/OW extremely and a Perfex Waterproof Ignl- fares. Wireless small, measuring clad gave good account of her- unkind stepmother she accepted an- mule by the head. telegraph. less than one tlon, auppllen, two-thousandth part of self In the battle of Manila suitor. Within a week of repairing, EXCURSION RATES TO an bay. But other the Inch in length and are rath* overhauling. Gasolene for NORFOLK. OLD POINT. shaped Mare Island's glory In ship fixed for the Turner re- er like thin building day wedding Lived In a Boiling Meat. sale. WASHINGTON, RICHMOND brlcke. The blood crys- rests on the work | accomplished In the turned. He obtained an interview New York.—Five WM. H. tals of a negro Chinese Btowa- ROHR, Send for booklet. appear like thin red construction of the cause j repair ship Prome- and pleaded his passionately, were 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF O. H. Maynard, A«ent. Boston, Mass. plates, or fiat ways taken from the boiling hot V long, thin, bars, easily theus and the collier Jupiter. Of their but the refuted to llatjn to .Tnmcs Agent, Providence, R. I. girl any valve of an PORTLAND Barry, distinguishable from those a compartment incoming Maine Tourist Agency, Portland, Mo. of white type, these vessels had proved thero- explanation. man. gteamahip, where they had lived foi Telephone "Flrt#*t Coastwise Trips In the World." Agent for Gray Fearleaa Detachable ,i«n days on a little rice and water. r- Boat Motor. Fita Any Boat. summer residences here are: Mr. | and Mrs. \V. K. Dana and Miss Ethel Dana, all of Westbrook. So.Harpswell Mrs. James Baker and herv son Eu- Stte RiNES gene of St. Louis. Missouri, have re- BRO*l arrived and are to the Groceries and cently spend entire season at the Baxter cottage. South Harpswell, like all the other They made a long trip to come to parts of Casco Bay, Is having an ex-1 South Harpsvvell. but like most other I cellent beginning for this season. I Friday anl visitors, are for are as a feeling amply repaid for the hotels filling up, the Table Already their journey. glance at their will show. Everything registers of This W€ As for the cottages, their owners say One of the most popular members of the Mr. of that they are greatly in demand and colony, Sidney Ensign arc now We better than ever to b one can judge for himself how well Newton, Mass.. is here, and is prepared give are the the season is going by a short trip, or enjoying his vacation greatly. summer resident. And service to the by asking any Rev. Henry Rose and his wife and j prompt cottages, camps there i3 every reason why South family from Newark, X. J., have ar- such success. and on Prices for Harpswell should enjoy rived for the season at their cottage hotels Casco Bay. All orders and Special The; It is near enough to Portland to make in the colony. Rev. Mr. Rose is be- at most it easy for one to make a day's trip ing cordially greeted after quite an telephone calls will be packed and every departr up, if business necessitates it, and extended absence, as he was away shipped yet it is far enough away to obviate j last summer on a lecturing tour, and without We have the We close every b a in sum- delay. best ob- the disadvantages of city j was unable to be here with his iner. Therefore, there is every reas- ] friends. tainable in our Saturday at 6 m. be ■ all p. on why South Harpswell should Mr. Landsden and Miss Ruth Mc- departments. an as it is to so ideal summer home, Candless have recently joined Miss The Electric Cars many. Ruth's mother and Miss Margaretta Our Years of Success Enable Us to Please You Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Neal and fam- at the McCandless cottage, and are the Islands and le arrived on June 'JO from ily Spruce being pleasantly welcomed. 6 where have been making Head, they Although there was no especial a short visit with friends and are celebration of Independence Day at ™°;r" w. l. wilson & now located on Lab- co. Trrr and pleasantly again the colony last Saturday, still the Come rat Point. Dr. Neal is ory professor young people of the colony were Un- of at Tufts College and is a biology willing to let so famous a day pass i member of the long-standing Harps- without some sort of a celebration. Friday weil summer colony. Accordingly the day was informally The dance which was held last observed with numerous kinds of International Harvester Co. of Saturday evening, July 4, at Hamilton noise-makers, and the evening with America, Hall, was most enjoyable. A large a tine display of aerial fireworks. and Water number of people were in attendance Pumping Outfits Mr. Franklin Abbott of Auburn and We Supply and the was de- handle the most compact and serviceable outfit on the evening spent very Mr. Luther Dana of Westbrook are pumping market,— The Puritan orchestra fur- especially adapted for Summer Homes. Best the world over from of lightfully. also among the recent arrivals at point enter- service and satisfaction rendered. Hundreds of THE nished music for the evening's the testimonials, l ast in- RiNESI colony. stalled h for job lainmeni. 50 p. Cushings Island, Me. Send postal for catalogue or 529-535 St Mrs. H. G. Lord of Newark. X. J., come in and hav« demonstration. Congress Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin of the Wor- arrived at the Lord cottage with her cester School of Worcester, High son recently. Mr. Howell Lord and Z5/?e Mass., are at the Young cottage for bis family will join them later on in C. T. SWETT CO. Street, Portland the entire month of July. the season. :LOCAL DEALERS FOR NEW ENGLAND Mr. Fred Rich of Bath, Maine, was The Misses Clara and Helen Bax- Branch International Harvester of here on business last week. Mr. Company Amsrica Mass. ter spent a few days recently at the Boston, Rich made the trip from Bath by au- Baxter cottage and had a very en- HAMN tomobile and that the roads reports joyable time. The Misses Baxter in general are in pretty fair shape. have not been here for two years, Among others who have visited and the stay was all the pleasanter Orer* Hooper's Sons Established 1862 South Harpswell for a short time the on this account. Mr. Frank Baxter week are Messrs. Milton Farrar is Home and past I expected later on. Hotel Furnishings of Lewiston. Charles Dolliver of Lew- iston, D. W. Lovejoy of Auburn, J. AY. Bradley of Portland, W. J. Mach- CHEBEAGUE. SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN ezid of Portland, A. B. Moody of Port- COUCH HAMMOCKS land and Ernest Griffin of Brunswick. HERE (Continued from page 1.) IS THE Among the firms of grocery and "CASCO" provision dealers of Casco Bay, Dunn COUCH Brothers stands out prominently. mantown, Pa., arrived at her cottage HAMMOCK This firm has a market enterprising here on Friday and joined Miss Marie Made all of khaki. Has chains in- at West and its stock is Harpswell Robbins, who has been at the island stead of ropes at end. Reversible in Meats complete every department. for sojne time. Mrs. Robbins will cushion and valance, wind shield. All of the best at. reasonable quality have as her guest Miss Henrietta metal National spring bottom. Regular prices are a specialty. Although Brown of Philadelphia. Pa. *9.50 values Dunn Bros.' location is not at South Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hamilton $7.95 make a all Also some Harpswell, they delivery and children of Caribou. .Me., are vis- S7.50 values at over the and cus- $5.95 Harpswell Neck, iting Mr. Hamilton's brother. Mr. tomers desirous of and ef- prompt Martin Hamilton, at. his home here. WESTBROOK HAMMOCKS ficient service can do no better than Mr. Hamilton is an old C.hebeague The ordinary old Hammock, it is in and telephone to this market, being as- style up-to-date colorings weaves, boy, who after graduating from and sured of quick to their door width, pillow valance $5.00 values, closing out, delivery Bates College at Lewiston, went into $3.95 of the best of goods at the most law and is now practising this pro- Some extra good values at reasonable prices. 98c fession at Caribou. They will spend THE EMERY-WATERI Howard Strout of Brockton, Mass- some time here. lias bt'en the week at the 482 St, Me. spending The ideal store for the seeker af- Congress Portland, Wholesale HaJ Strout House, near the landing. ter comfort and elegance in cottage OREN HOOPER'S SONS Portland Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free, Mr. and furnishings is R. S. Davis Co., Port- Mrs. Elton Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. land. Adv. frage League and has taken a prom- Julia have been the guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Harris inent part in their struggle for the Daniel Day at the Conant cottage re- had as visitors at "Noddlehead" over franchise. The members of the cently. party the Fourth, Colonel and Mrs. Charles are all well known and here I Mr. S. M. Bacon of Boston was popular F. Woodward of Wakefield, Mass.; and have themselves ex- the guest over 'the week-end of Mr. enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Purdy of Brook- the unseasonable and Mrs. Edward S. Pickard at their tremely, despite line, Mass., and Mrs. William E. cottage at the West End. ROUND TRIPS "weather which for a prevailed part Brownell of New Bedford, Mass. of the time. Mrs. William French of Winches- Miss Grace Butler of Worcester, The Florence Automatic Oil ter, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Harmon Stove, Mass., returned last week after a sold the R. S. Davis Co. of Port- Morse at her cottage here, having by week's visit to Miss Esther Cooke at land, is a guarantee for a cool kitch- arrived last week. Mrs. French has the "Alders." Mrs. H. A. Cooke and en on a spent many summers at hot summer day. Adv. Mr. Allan Cooke Chebeague arrived at the island and has Mr. many friends among the L. H. Harriman arrived at for the summer the first part of last PORTLA summer residents at the West End. South Harpswell for a stay on July week, and were joined bv Mr. Cooke 3. over July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grossman and family of Milton, Mass., are at their To tHe Points and Return by The municipal organ concerts, of Miss Hart-Lester Harris of Following Telephone Spring- summer cottage, "Kwiturwary," in which patrons will remember, are field, Mass., returns this week to join the Massachusetts ar- again to be and several her here colony, having given, par- parents after a visit to rived ties the first part of the month. Buzzards of people from this resort are Vinemont, Pa., where she was the MAINE Bay .90 Northampton .90 The Crossmans have been coming to Littleton .55 planning to attend soon. The con- guest of Mrs. Louis Dietz of German- Clinton North .80 for now and Augusta .35 .7° Attleboro, Manchester cents are on a Chebeague many years .50 given every week day town, summer resident here, who Fall River Pittsfield think there is no other place that can Bangor .65 .90 l .05 Nashua from three until four in the after- will not come to the island until .55 compare with it. Mr. Crossman is Har Harbor noon by Will C. the mu- August. The Misses Ambia .75 Fitchburg .65 Plymouth .75 North Mad'farlane, and connected with the Conway .40 Walter Baker Bath .20 Salem nicipal organist of the city of Port- Harriet Harris are spending the sum- Framingham .70 .55 Ptterboro land. The Chocolate Company mills. .65 hour selected this year mer at Camp Aloha, Mrs. Gulick's Belfast .50 Franklin .80 Springfie'd 1.00 for the concerts the Music for Miss Margaret Craighill, who has Plymouth .45 by Com- camp girls at Fairlee, Vt. Mr. Biddeford .to Gardner .70 Taunton .80 mission, Messrs. Daniel been the guest of Miss Jessie Ridge Portsmouth Merrill, Bosworth Harris left this week for Han- Brunswick Great .35 and for some time, left last week after a .20 Harrington 1.15 Walpole .75 Rochester Leach, is the same as last year over, X. H., where he will attend the .30 and is a most delightful visit and has Dover Greenfield .80 NVareham .80 very convenient time for Dartmouth College summer school. gone to .70 Woods ville .60 South Harpswell people, the White Mountains to pass the Ellsworth Haverhill Winchendon enabling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foster Kelley .65 .50 .70 one to come up on the second in summer. trip of Boston, Mass., arrived this week Gardiner .35 Holyoke .95 Worcester VERMONT the have Mr. and .75 morning, lunch, go on a at the island and are Mrs. Leaverett Cutten of occupying the Houlton 1.35 Hyannis .90 NEW HAMPSHIRE Bellows Falls chopping tour if desired, hear the Haase Daytona. Fla., are spending some .70 cottage, the "Barnacle," for Lewiston Lawrence Berlin concert and return on the 5.20 boat time as guests at the Goddard .25 .50 .45 Bennington the summer season. The Kelleys bung- .95 nome. alow at the East End. Mr. E. Rockland .40 Lee Claremont .60 have passed several summers here C. 1.05 Brattleboro .80 The and Wilson of Waterville spent a few* Rumford Lowell Concord following program was given have many friends among the .35 .55 .45 Burlington .95 at the days there with Mrs. Wilson last ro Merriconf'ag House at summer residents. Waterville Marlb' ^ Dover supper .45 .70 .35 Montpelier .70 on its opening day: week. Mrs. J. F. and the Misses Middleboro Exeter .40 Sweeney Professor .75 Newport .80 Harriet and and Mrs. Edward MASSACHUSETTS Spirit of the Winds, Ben net Lester Elizabeth Sween- Capps Mi.ford Franklin Rutland of Princeton, N. with Miss Pris- .75 .45 .80 Southern Roses ey of Newton ar- J., Waltzes, Strauss Center, Mass., have Ayer (Jet.) .65 New Bedford Keene rived at the island cllla Capps and Messrs. Edward and .90 .70 St. Albans Songe D'Amour, Ascher and will spend Boston .95 Alexander arrived at the Is- .60 Laconia Pizzicato Polka, the Hummer at the East End. They Capps, Newburyport .45 .40 St. Johnsbury .60 land on of last week and BrockIon North Seranade Bading, Gabriel came up to Portland from Boston by Wednesday ,75 Adams 1.00 Lancaster .5° White River Jet. will occupy the Howard S. .65 Slumber Song. Miska Hausa automobile. Hamilton A bungalow for the summer. Profes- Frazesa (March) Costa Mrs. Philip D. Hawkins of Spring- sor Capps is professor of classics field, Mass., and Mr. at Tt will be a matter of to Theodore Sher- Princeton RATES TO SOME OTHER regret man University. LARGE CITIES the residents of are visiting at the L. C. Hyde Harpswell that Mr. Mrs. Charles Tilden of and cottage, "Menanoke," at the East Baltimore, Mrs. Charles P. Sherman are and Albany, N. Y. 1.75 N. Y. End, where will Md., children are spending the Buffalo, 3.50 Montreal, Que. 1.35 Pittsburg, Pa. 4.50 not to be here this summer. they spend some Atlantic They nme. summer at the island, arriv- City, N. J. 2.50 I!l. New N. a.00 left on having Chicago, 6.75 York, N. Y. 1.75 Poughkeepsie, V. July 3 for ed a short time Kennebunkport The ago. Mrs. Tilden Is Baltimore, Md. Detroit, Mich. where they will make a short strong West End baseball 3.25 5.25 1'hiladelphta, Pa. 2.25 Washington, D. C. 3.25 stay, the wife of Professor Charter; Tilden, going from there to team wojn an game on Searsport to exciting July professor of civil at visit friends. 4th at the Hill Crest engineering The8e toll rates are for the initial of three They do not expect grounds, de- Johns Hopkins University. period minutes, excepting where otherwise stated. to be here again this season unless feating the Long Island aggregation The first dance of thf season was for a day or two later on. Mr. and decisively, 9-4. Long Island started well held on the night of Juiy Fourth at Mrs. Sherman are residents of by scoring In the first inning, long but the Assembly Hall at Eastern Land- standing at Ash Point, South Harps- Chebeague got busy in the third The and Answer Included in One and scored ing and was well attended the Message Low Rate well, and their loss for this year will five runs, knocking Mc- by summer residents. Both ■be keenly fplt. Kenney off the rubber. Train, who music and floor were all that could was on the mound for the be desired home and a team, was in good form and had delightful evening was the re- the BUIt. THINGS WORTH Auburn Colony. Indian sign on his opponents, while REMEMBERING: C. The man- Doughty, Ross, Curlt and 9. Dana bowling alleys, under the I. You will not bo on such a The Auburn Colony In almost com- charged call if you do not get the person for whom did well both In the field and at agement of Mr. Perelval E. Eaton you ask. plete by this time. bat. а. You can make a toll call from Mr. and Mrs, The score: and Mr. Leonard any telephone, John F. Caldwell, have Brown of Host on, who have been You can obtain rates from very popular since their open- 3. any place by asking the Toll Operator. No for such a been In charge of the business of West End, 00 5 30100 charge call. the x—9 ing last week and the summer resi- 4. You can talk about 100 words foT some 1 per minute—the average speed of a colony years, say that the Long Island, 1000000 2—4 dent* have been telephone message. patronizing them In You can learn the cost at the termination cottage« are almost all taken Batteries: Train and Mc- 5. of your message by the Toll who now, Hlggins; large numbers. The are In asking Operator records the details of mainly by regular kenney, Barker and alleya call. resident*, but with Darling. first class condition and your a few welcome fully equal additions. The There was a to of б. If you can't find the number in can most enjoyable island anything the sort In New your directory, you call for the wanted name and grounds, courts, and as Eng- party by giving address. walks, well dance on the night of land. 7. If the wanted has no we will as all the the Fourth at person telephone, try to arrange to ca'l him to a if Individual cottages are Golden Cross pay station, the caller will pay a now In Hall, which was well Mr. and Mrs. McLane of sma'l additional for flue shape and the season Philadel- charge messenger service. attended. Refreshments are bids fair to an were serv- phia. Pa., spending the aummer 8. When leave or be ed you your office your tell associates where are unusually success- after the and a at a home, your you and your toll call will follow ful one. dancing most de- cottage near Sunset Landing, going you, lightful time was Mr. J. A. reported by all having arrived at the Island some Blake and Mrs. Blake of. present. are time ago. Maiden, Mass., among the more Miss Helen Rates of Mr. recent, arrivals, having come down Woodfords and Mrs. Ernest Ballard, who arrived at the Island last have been from Massachusetts on 2. week and at the Ballard cottage here NEW July Is the ENGLAND TELEPHONE Mr. and Mrs. spending summer with her sis- since late In the spring, left laat Bun- J. O. Bridge are be- ter, Mrs./' Antolne Dortlcos, at the day for New York. Mr. Fred Ballard ing cordially greeted now, the date Dortlcos AND of their cottage, "Windermere," was at the Island over the Fourth. TELEGRAPH COMPANY arriving being Independ* Miss Bates has ence been for many years Dr. and Mrs. Day. a Irving Fay, of Brook- leader among the woman suffra- lyn, N. Y„ and Mis* Ernestine are Among others who have Just re-, gists In Maine and Is the Fay president spending the summer at "Kew" cot-, cently established themselves at the of the Maine Women's A. T. STEWART, Equal Suf- tage, having arrived last week, Manager. Cliff Island Piazza The Summer Tourists Aucoclsco House. Furnishings As usual the Aucocisco House is/ for a receiving its full share of Casco Bay's] Suggestions pleasure seekers. They register from many different places, and from north Cool, Restful Summer and south alike. Attracted by tales told Plan to a former lot of on — by sojourners at the ho- spend time your piazza tbia summer like tel, many new are tlx it up with eom« comfortable Our Furniture people ChM»r« and a arriving- Rockers, Couch for a at the some stay house. And, too, Hammock, (JraPB Rups and Vudor Shades. Make the' the All Kinds regular patrons are there in un-; piazza your summer living room, aivt enjoy tbe pleasant Now Ready for Selection. as never days diminished number with prospects before wbile storing up vi'ality for the long winter extremely bright for a fine season. months. Piazza Rockers The rainy weather of last week $I.OOto$l5 has made it impossible for boating Porch to out Chairs and Rockers Metal Beds parties go very much, but with the appearance of the We have our u«ual fine $3.50toS35 sun and the. assortment of Comfortable I'orch Chairs and arrival of warmer Rockers at from weather, trips will 85c upwards. These chairs and rockers are well and be built with wife double frequently planned. solidly jocker*. seat* and either gieen or natural the finish. We also have Steamer Among guests who have ar- Chairs," bruh cane and canvas seats and rived since last week are: Mr. and backs. Settees, Camp Stools and Grass Seats. Mrs. Richard Dorsey and their five children from Baltimore, Md.: Mrs.; William H. Danielson of New York;' Our Couch Hammock at JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. Miss Special Elsie C. Lockhead of New This hammock is $5.00 York: made of good khaki cinvas. with Miss F. weight windshie'd. \V. Slafer.Williams Haynes, National and mattress. the for Near spring Just thing outdoor and a Post Office nr. sleeping, Portland, Maine Miss Faith Leavens of Norwich, NiileiifliH valiif atir Conn.; Miss Sarah Manly of Balti- more, Miss Constance Morse of Brookline, Mass.; Miss Nora Caroe, DOW & PINKHAM Madame M. A. Caroe, Edward H. Morrill and Miss Morrill and Mrs. -FIRE INSURANCE — Osborne of 5 Cambridge Terrace, T. the F. Allston, Mass., latter three hav- FOSS & SONS 53 St., He. ing arrived last Friday, while the Housefurnishers Monument Exchange Portland, others Square Dwellings, Cottages. Hotels and Seaside Property H. N. came during the week pre- • PINKHAM. insured in the leiding companies. H. W. SUSSK\UT, F, C. HUSSEY ceding. Many others are expected soon and the house is assured of a large number of even as ear- guests, cottagers have been later than usual rive later on lv in to spend their the season as the first part of in but it is said that those vacation, WILLIAM SENTER & CO. arriving, but the other members of the July. who make Cliff their family objective point are planning to spend the entire every y.ear, have almost all arrived, season here. JEWELERS The Beeches. and eanie even earlier than usual. Many of the residents It will doubtless be another of Cliff 51 St., Me. week be- were Exchange Portland, Mrs. C. E. Pettengill. proprietor of interested spectators a fore the island is entirely populated from Souvenir (he comfortable and homelike distance of the fire on Charts, Compasses, Spoons, Views of Portland and with summer sojourners, but this is Long Island of Vicinity Beeches, reports that nev- a week ago. prospects to be expected when weather condi- Many conjectures were er looked better for a and made at the time as to good tions are unpropitious. the exact lo- prosperous season than they do at cation of the fire, but distances at It is impossible to make defi- TEA the present time. This claim is well any night are deceptive. Nevertheless it ENGLISH ROOM nite announcement borne out by the number of letters regarding church was clear from the magnitude of the _ ... Breakfast after 8. services for the island this summer 609 Congress St., Portland, Me. she lias received asking for reserva- fire, that heavy damage was being Luncheon 11 to 3. tions of as yet. Last year Rev. Henry Felix done (2 doors east Public Library) rooms. The number of somewhere nearby. Afternoon Tea until 6 m. Kloman of Portland in p. names on the register indi- preached the Mr. and already afternoon Mrs. Norman I. Black fe|( 34-84- Rooms cates, as well as at the church, but whether Single and Kn Suite anything else, the started last week on a cruise or not he will be able to act in this Togeth- $ state of business here. er with the members of the Portland The capacity for the present season has Juflt ONE tire will guest who comes to the Yacht Club. not yet been Beeches finds a cordial ac- ascertained. It is the convince vou of the welcome A double-header was rinr corded wish of the residents to have ser- played en July VALUE OF INSUR- mmljohdmuco. him, congenial companions, a 1th, between vices if possible, and those in the island team and the ANCE. But who wants L I Mm edgar l. good and bountiful table with varied ■■ Jordan are 154th Co. of Port .McKinley. Tr.e fort ■ SH £. LIN bill of and charge doing their best to make to be convinced? In- WOOD JORDAN fare, excellent accommo- team won the some arrangements suitable. tirst, but the islanders sure in dations in every way. All kinds of today one of our 301 Press Bldg. came back and took the second, a entertainment are for,— Mr. and Mrs William E. of strong Companies. | I |H Monument provided Cliapin five-inning affair. The scores were Sq., PORTLAND Portland have arrived games, walks, boating parties, clam- and are follows: bakes,—in located again at their cot- short, every facility for pleasantly (First Game.) enjoying oneself is available. tage on tlie south, shore. Mr. Chapin Fort McKinley. '2 G 0 4 0 0 2 i* 0—14 Let Us the who have is and has been for several Do Yotir Among guests sign- years Cliff S 0 li 0 2 0 0 Developing head Island. 0—1! a ed the register are: Miss Belle E. instructor in stenography, type- We mal'e specialty of Developing, Printing and Enlarging. All Batteries, Lemons, Harrington. San- Shepard of Miss writing and commercial in rolls: 6 exposures ioc, 12 exposures 20c. Satisfaction guaranteed. Salem, Mass.; Car- subjects ders and Kerstetter; Hall, Southern rie E. Baker, of the Portland High School. He is All woik delivered when promised. Special attention to mail orders. Lancaster. N. H.: and Speirs. Miss Rose Alden of also on the staff of the Commercial Newark. X. .T.; Mrs. Mann of of those interested in business Fidelity Building, Portland. Room 211, Second Floor C.; Frederick Provi- Cliff Island. li •! 0—!) dence, R. I.; Mr. Paul Bantsch of courses, both instructors and stud- Batteries, Harrington and Kerstet- Washington, I). C.: Miss Helene ents. Mr. Chanin is an enthusiastic Beng- ter; C. Bailey and B. Bailey. ston of the Metropolitan Hospital at boomer of Cliff and himself has a Rlackwell's Island. New "York City; cottage and garden which are a great NOVELTY RUG COMPANY (}. E. Mcllwain. Helen H. Ranp of credit to the island. Toledo, Ohio; Miss Sara C. Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Summit House Cor. Elm Street and Cumberland Ave. Portland, Me. George M. Fiske of Mr. Harry Wolf. Jr., of Chambers- Auburndale. owners of the beautiful Rugs Made from Old Carpets burg, Pennsylvania. cottage, The Ledges, have not yet EVERY INDICATION FOR BEST We have just the Rug for the Cottage or Call and see our Bungalow. arrived, and it is not SEASON IN YEARS. different Our will you. Reference Portland definitely styles. prices please Nat. Bank. known as when will Cliff Island Library Club. yet they come. Mr. and Mrs. Fiske are both long- News of Arrivals and Items cf The Club began its fourth summer time summer residents of the island Interest. of regular work July 1st. 1914. in the and are always among the prime HOW ABOUT YOUR PIAZZA? building occupied in previous years, movers of any enterprise tending to- The Summit House, always one of near the C. B. H. wharf. The Library ward the betterment of on the most hotels in ;!asco — conditions popular You go to your for rest and comfort that is cottage will be open Wednesdays and Satur- the island. Their hosts of friends Hay among tlie summer tourists in. what a is But can — cottage for. you that looked-for days from :l to <> m. All will be and to this of the ha? a HblUHN get p. library glad ready s;reet them part country, had (bURfllV&). comfort unless work is and ladies most TO PORTLAND your piazza is equipped with comfortable voluntary unpaid, whenever they do come. prosperous season so far this From Peaks of the committee serving as librari- and from all the indications this Island (Forest Citv Landing")— chairs, rockers, settees, or a couch hammock? Mr. A. S. Cobb of Portland spent year 8.2."., lo.un, 11.no a. m.. rj.i". Askjyour- ans. Afternoon tea is served i..Vi, 2.:;.->, self if the full benefit of every his usual week-end visit with his summer should prove one of the best 3.2". 4.."..'in. S.tlO. 0.00 p. m. you get your cottage. from 4 Wednesday to t? to which ail at in the history of the house. From Cusliing Island—!).!"», 10.30 a. m., of family Cute Collage on Sunset Every- Our line cottage furniture should interest you because our line is are most invited. The suc- 12.no. -..in, 7.4.- p. m- large cordially ttoaa. thing has been made ready for the From and selection is The are the best made and the are as Little Diamond Island -8.1.", 0.55. easy. goods prices cess of several seasons of a library large stream of incoming visitors wno 11.45 a. m., 1.45, 4.1,*., 5.85, 8.05 low as can be sold. The Fourth of July was celebrated 8.05, 0.50, good goods on Cliff Island, carried on under diffi- are booked to arrive the next j<. m. about as usual on the island. during culties and without a The From Great Diamond Island—8.10, 0.50, permanent usual few weeks and the appointments of 11.4" a. number of snapping crackers in., 1.4". 4.1", 5.80, 0.45, 8.00 home, is the reason for the continued the house this lack to p. m. Tolman-Bradford Furniture Co. were set off and the usual number of year nothing From effort to establish it in a modest and make them the equal of in Trefetlicn Landing (Peaks Island)— 327 Cumberland Cor. Preble skyrockets sent up. and no untoward anything R05, 0.45, 11.:;.-. a. m., Ave., St., Portland practical building. Its growth has this of the 1.85, 2,."., 4.05, 5.25. little incidents marred part country. »!.4". 7.55 m. "A out of the way, hut it pnys to walk." the celebration, p. been steady, sure and most interest- Miss Marcia E. Brown, of From Evergreen Landing (Peaks There was no public of fire- Hemp- Island)— ing. Summer guests and Island resi- display I 8.(*>. 11.80 a. m., 1 .HO. 2.50, 4.00. 5.20, works here, however. stead. Long Island. N. Y., and Miss 0.35. 7.50 p. m. dents have worked together, happily Estelle A. Hopkins, of Carniel, N. V.. From I'once From P.ustin Islam!—a. m., p. in. P. owns a Mrs. E. A. Solomons of Landing (Long Island)—7.50, B.—C. B. Transit Co. and harmoniously. The Club Brooklyn. were among the visitors to O.riO, 11.20 a. m., 1.20, From South Freeport—If. a. L'.OO p. on the south shore. in., 1.1". 2.30, 3.4", 5.00. Ilarpswell m., of books. Its annual sale early in Miss Elizabeth of 0.15. 7.30 p. in. m. WEEK DAYS. Mudge, Montreal. For Little Diamond will be a good to .Miss Janet Delano has returned to From (leaves Landing (Long Island)— Additional Trip—Saturdays—10.00 m.. for Island. West End and August opportunity Can., arrived here last week to *pend j>; Island) her in 8.30. 10.55 a. m.. 3.25, 0.O5 p. m. I.ittle and Great Diamond Islands, J'rcfctlicn Donghty's Landings (Long O.oo, 7.4.">, secure Christmas gifts. Contribu- home Portsmouth, X. H., aft- the summer season. The 0.4."> a. in.. L.'lO, 5.30. t0.30. in. Mudges From Little C'lielieague—8.25, 11.OO a. m., and Evergreen (Peaks Island), **11.20, p. tions are asked to this sale of useful er a short stay at the Landings For Fort (Great Diamond Daisy cottage have been coming to the Summit for 3.".". 0.00 p. in. Ponee and Doughty Landings (Long Island). McKinley Island) off 10.."iO f»..35 a. m.. From Island (York gers only. 2.2 p. in. x Express. McKinlcy *0.35, 10.10, *11.50 are: Mrs. K. B. Batclielor, President, p. m. From Cousin Island—8.85 a. ni., 3.55 p. m. E. P. WINSLOW. Pres., From Trcfethen Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Chas. F. Hunt- From Littlejolin Island—S.80 a. m., .1,50 p. C. W. T. GODING. Gen. Mpr. Landing (Peaks Island) "Don't They L-ooK Comfy?" **10.35 p. m. er, Mont Clare, Pa., Mrs. Edward L. From Little Diamond Island 7.15, 0.05, Heydeckcr, Philadelphia. Pa.. Miss 11.00 a. m., 2.45, 4.50. z0.55, "M0.25 p. m. SUNDAYS. Elizabeth P. McKeen. Jewels Island, Steamer Tourist leaves Portland Pier Vice Presidents: Miss Xellie Frances For Little Diamond Island 7.45, 10.00 a. m., Bennett, Secretary, Boston: Mrs. O. 1.30. 5.30, 0.30. 11.20 m. p. P. Stone, Treasurer, Everett, Mass.: For West End Landing (Lone Island) 7.45, GUIDE— 10.00 a. m.. 1.30, 5.30. 0.30. **11.20 p. m. Mrs. James McKeen. Jewels Island. | ^ For Donghty's Landing (Long Island) 7.45, Me.; Miss Laura E. Bennett. Boston; | ^—HAY'S a. 10.00 ni., 1.80, 5.30. 'Ml.20 p. in. Miss Griffiths, For Fort McKinlev (Great Diamond Island) Elizabeth Brooklyn. **10.00 a. in., 1.30, 5.30. 0.30. 11.20 p. m. Miss Anna L. McKeen, Jewels Island. For Trcfethen Landing (Peaks Island) Me. Is Now Edition *•0.30, **11.20 p. m. Ready-18th For Cliff Island 1.30 m. p. Steamer "Gurnet or ''Tourist" leaves Port- Miss Laura E. Rennett of Sunset land Pier for Gurnet and New A Concise Pocket Reference Book Bridge Road spent a fpw days al hpr homo Meadows Inn every day on and after July 1 at 9 a. m. Returns in afternoon. In Boston last week. for tourists and others. and im- RETURN TO LEAVES Larger PORTLAND. Cliff Inland boasts of some Cliff Island 3.45 p. m. splend- proved in every way. From Donghty's Landing (Long Island) dld gardens this year. The varia- 8.35, 10.50 a. m., 4.20. <1.20 p. m. tion of sun and rain which we have From West End This edition of 40,000 contains Trol- Landing (Long Island) recently had. makes them grow 8.45. 11.00 a. m., 4.30. 0.25, 10.25 p. m. and families had Steamer and Railroad and From Fort McKinley (Great Diamond splendidly, several ley, Trips Island) 4.40. 0.35, 10.10. 11.50 y. m. peas from their own garden on the From Trefcthen Landing (Peaks Island) Fourth of July- Time Tables, Facts of Interest, Historic **10.35 p. m. From Little Diamond Island 0.10, 11.20 a. July 2 was the banner day so far m., 4.55, 0.50, 7.10.25 m. Places and Clubs; Lists of Forts, Lights, p. for arrivals on the island. The late • Does not touch Saturdays. afternoon boat brought more pooplp Prominent and • • Buildings Theaters; Lists When passengers to land or on previous to their summer honips here than notice to purser. other single has so far this of Hotels and Houses in the • When signalled. any trip Boaiding to s season. A cool and furnished with 10.30 p. m., does not go Doughty jrrr shady piazza Landing. _ and of and Sub- R. S. Davis Co. offers every cot- the wicker City Bay; Maps City See time table Press and Express, every delightful furniture shown in tager exceptionally reasonable rates ^ urbs. Saturday. our illustration is one feature of summer Snhject to change without notice and wea- on rockers for the porch or cottage ther conditions. rooms. Adv. that much Call for one Free at either store, or O. C. RANDALL. Pres. life gives pleasure to those who are GEO. W. BROWN. Mgr. Mr. Clifford Jess of Westbrook Is to be so us fortunate enough situated. write to if more convenient. spending this week as guest at the are well to PEAK8 ISLAND HOU8E. cottage of Mrs. Peter Maasbyll off We especially equipped supply the Middle St.—TWO DRUG STORES—Congress Sq. Woodland Road. Mr. Maasbyll. who furniture and rug details of such a furnishment. (Continued from page 1.) is a mill superintendent at West- brook, spent bis customary week- end with his family hero also. Mr. Mr. of Chicago; and Mra. Albert Campbell of Berlin, N. H.t Is also a Horzoc. of Brooklyn, head of the Her- guest at the Maasbyll cottage. The Store Beautiful zog 811k Co.; Mrs. Robert E. Greene, Taken all In all, the season at Cliff 28 St. of Mrs. A. H. Free Hrookllne; Rlackman, of Island Is fully up to, and even some- VVnltham; Dr. and Mm, F. Lauragon what beyond expectations. Owing to Founded 1836. and Mra. H. W. and Mr. Mumford. the week of cold rainy weather, some