E8TAMLISHED VOL. XIII. NO. <i. F BNTRItKD AS 8ECOND 1001 MAINE, JUNE 26. 1913. | PORTLAND, THURSDAY, I CLASS MAIL MATTER. I PRICE FIVE CENTS. = Bailey Island. New Peaks Island Casco Bay House. Machigonne in Collision.. House LONG ISLAND HOTEL NOW CHARMING SEA SURROUNDED and Cliff House OPEN FORMER C. B. & H. LINES STEAM- FOR SUMMER ISLE FAIRER THAN EVER. TOURISTS/ ER SINKS SCH. PRISCILLA. BOTH THESE HOTELS STARTED SUMMER SEASON SATURDAY. The Clam Bake Parties Will Entertain Accident Off Summer Have I aken Pos- Commonwealth Dock, Cottagers Many This Year. session Houses Boston, Again—Most Open. Opening of the Peaks Island House is Tuesday. Long Island's ipopular summer The Mrs. Clara Louise the Always an Important Event. hotel, fishing schooner Priscllla was Burnham, the Casco Bay House, Is now open for rammed and sunk by the crowded authoress, Is at her cottage for the Hundreds of tourists will welcome the season of 1913, and already the Nahant line steamer off summer months. She is entertaining the good news that the Peaks Island Machigonne, outlook for a long, busy season is far Commonwealth pier, Boston, Tuesday as guests there, Mrs. Kern, Miss Ruth House is open again and most im- in advance of several years. Mr. afternoon. The crew of the Priscilla Gardiner and Miss Wygante, all of portant of all, under the management ■Charles E. Cushing, the up-to-date pro- escaped by jumping into dories, the Chicago, 111. Mr. Scott Woodworth, an of Mr. Ralph E. Rowe, whose marked prietor of this well known hotel, is vessel sinking to the topmasts imme- eminent singer of Minneapolis, was success here for the past eight years ever active, seeking always for the diately. The Machigonne was sold to Mrs. Burnham's guest for several has advertised the hotel and Mr. comforts and enjoyments of each the Nahant line by the Casco Bay and days the first of the week. During his Rowe's excellent policies in connec- guest that is fortunate enough to Harpswell lines this spring. She was —" stay several excellent musicales were tion with it in a countrywide manner. OF spend his vacation at his house. The the largest of the latter ALL KINDS None but a hotel of first class company's enjoyed. rating location of this hotel is fleet but had been found could retain the delightful, fac- impractical Mun- services of as able a on Mrs. L. B. Munroe, Miss May ing the ocean shore and within one this route. She had only left Port- mau as Mr. Rowe and his decision to roe, Miss Vivia Barnard and Miss Pru- hundred feet of the steamboat land a few weeks ago. remain at Peaks in the face of other dence Barnard arrived at their cot- wharves and office. In The schooner was just in from a Porch Chairs attractive offers is one on which the post front of Rockers tage last week from New York. They the hotel is a swordfishing trip. summer travel may well congratulate I superb bathing beach will remain here until September. Dr. which is the scene of themselves. This year a new de- great amuse- Grass Kristine Mann and Miss Vivia Munroe ment for all Rugs Beds parture is taken, whereby Mr. Rowe guests that delight in wa- Cushing has already booked several Cottage are expected to arrive early in July. ter alio assumes management of the Cliff sports. -Ample bathing houses are organizations for their annual outing on the Mrs. C. T. Root, Miss Winifred Root, House at Cape Elizabeth. This hotel shore front for the exclusive at the Pavilion, and among them arq Mr. use of of Cottage Ranges George Root and and Mr. Walter ha^ been favorably known for years patrons the hotel. Sur-' some who are making their first visit Root have arrived at their cottage. and should reap the added advantage, rounding the hotel property is a pine to the island. The semi-weekly so- They will remain as usual until Sep- now of having been linked up, so to grove where during the warm hours of cials will be conducted at the Pavilion Refrigerators the the tember. Mr. George Root with Mr. speak, with the New Peaks Island day guests find a great retreat on evenings to be announced later, William Root will go to Portland in House and this will surely give it for reading and solid comfort. Many! and the music will be of the usual Iron Frame an Cots Couches their motor boat to meet Mr. Charles impetus that will be felt in sum- improvements have been made about! high order of former years. Mr. mer hotel on the T. Root the first of next week. They life the Cape shore. At property, the whole exterior of Thomas Casey of Beverly, Mass., a are at the Tekitise. Peaks there will be no lessening of the hotel being painted and other lit- student at the Boston University law Hammocks and the close tle Miss Alice Peck and Miss Winifred manager's attention to this details for comfort and conveni- school, is clerking at the hotel, this hotel's life and for ence of Woodman arrived this week from activity this will patrons have not been over- being his third season at this popular be his home as usual for the season. looked. Couch Hammocks Brooklyn. X. Y., and opened the Wood- The hotel will entertain sev- house. Mr. Cushing is pleased with A '.ongthy representation of the boun- eral well man cottage. The Woodman family known Canadian families, the prospects for the coming season tiful menu always maintained here some of whom are expected to arrive here Monday have been here and with favorable weather conditions and its adaptitude to the wants of the for the ten for the summer months. past years and more. Mr. the hotel will entertain many guests. Mr. C. R. Mann of Chicago and his two nieces. Miss Madeline Graf and Miss Eleanor Graf, arrived at his cot- tage on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith, Mr. McFillin and Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. R. S. Doane, are at their cottage for the DAVIS summer. Mrs. Smith came CO. directly COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS here from the hospital. Since her ar- rival here, Mrs. Smith has improved Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts. Portland, Me. considerably. Miss Ida Waugli, Miss Amy and F. E. President Miss E. Blanchard arrived here the Haskell, 11th. Mrs. Alexander Wilson arrived here Tuesday night. She will oci upy -cf'== the "Barnacle" again. Mrs. H. R. Adams occupied the "Barnacle" for a few weeks and then the "Sea Shell." At the latter she was joined by her brother, William Root. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown of Plain- ville, Mass. are visitors here for the summer months. OUR T1 I r% SUIT Mrs. Benson %nd family are again oukf- House. occupying the "Brynemeade." Mrs. Baker and Miss Ellswood are also staying with her. THE PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE AND CLIFF HOUSE Mrs. N. H. Stokes and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Stokes, of are discriminative clientele found under It makes no Brooklyn w ^-%/%/%/%, difference if at their cottage for the summer. its roof would be superfluous in "%^P Under New this Suffice it to that no Management. W. Clark Meader, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tabor of New paper. say ^ THE HOME OF FOOD seek a York one is ever disappointed, except most PURE you cool, City, who are having a large 74 and 76 f. quiet place happily, in this respect. Shore din- Exchange St., Portland, Opposite Postoffice 1 bungalow built her on the back An shore, ners ideal, up-to-date cafe, where nothing but the are that tempt the epicurean from to loaf or occupying the Bluxome cottage best iB served to our patrons. Quick service is our VJ, your holi- afar lend an unwonted zest to the motto, and our are spend for the early season, their prices right. Separate dining m taking most jaded and the room for ladies and escorts. meals at The Driftwood. appetite dainty ^ at Specials every from 11 a. m. days some swell resort; dinner cards are always a triumph of day. until served. ^ Bailey Islanders subscribed $10 for the combined art of French chef and the one our expense of getting voters to the artist-printer. of Blue town house at the last town meeting Mr. Rowe began the summer activ- sonal attention to all the details of his Caldwell an Serge in gives evening of free order to be sure of carrying the ities with a musical special program hotel life and is ever willing anr* amusements at the bowling alleys. Suits at bridge question. The sum was used at the Peaks Island last $ 1 5 will com- Saturday, and ready to make the sojourn of his Orchestral music by the Caldwell or- just as follows: $25 for hereafter the hiring steamer; weekly schedules of en- guests one of unalloyed pleasure. chestra will enliven the sport and $15 for etc. automobiles, tertainments will be kept humming. everyone is cordially invited by this plete your wardrobe. An service is $3 The schooner Topsail Girl, which is hourly ferry already notice to attend. Saturday night the established captained by "Charlie" York, former- between Peaks and the alleys will be open for business and to Cliff Amusements. $5 saved this way will ly of thiB place, but now of South House and guests may thus en- Chebeague the following week the popular As- joy the attractions of both un- Portland, is manned entirely at Port- these HENRY W. CALDWELL'S BOWLING sembly Hall begins its season with a usually beautiful dance on your ticket land now, and she also sailed at about spots.