VOL. VI. NO. 8. I e*tahlihhki> ) J901. j PORTLAND, MAINE, JCLY 26. 1906. ( EXTUKD AS SKOOXD I THURSDAY, t CLAM MAIL MATTES. J PRICE FIVE CENTS. LOSS OF SCHOONER "Bobby" Bibber's Band Parading at BASE BALL SEASON HARP ON OWNERS. So. Harpswell In Honor ofReturn of STARTED SATURDAY. House THE JOHN A. Merriconeag ALLEN RUN DOWN Com. Stevens BUSTIN8 AND CHEBEAGUE OFF GEORGES BANKS SUN- Judge Ryani Leading. CROSSED BATS FOR THE OPEN- (South DAY. Harpswell, Me. ING GAME. GEO. W. Crsw Lost And Lost CAMPBELL, Jr.. Prop. Heavily Nearly A Good Attendance Present Saw Lives Sudden of By Sinking Ship. Buetlne Island Win With Score of The running down of the schooner, 5 to 4. John A. Allen at the Banks last Sun- When the much day morning, was a hard blow to heralded game of base ball between South Harpswell where all bu^ one Chebeague Island and eta me fourth of her was owned. The the Wy re team of Bustlns Island was schooner had made two previous opened last Saturday the base ball season for sword fishing trips this season, part Casco Bay was Teams are of the profits of which were in the begun. now organized at Island. South possession of the crew, as they had Long Harpswell, Peaks not been home since the first trip. Island, Chebeague Island and Bus- tins Island and This of course was a total loss to between their respec- tive each indlvidua! together with cloth- captains or managers a schedule of or ing etc., which they had not time to semi-weekly weekly games Is remove. The hardest loss is to the being arranged. The first gun was fired owners as no insurance was carried Saturday when the fast team composed of the by any of them. They are Captain Wychmere summer camp from Bustlns' John Toothaker, who was on board, boys Island de- feated the three-eighths; Albert H. Douglass, al- Chebeague nine in a seven game on so on board, one fourth; E. G. Pink- Inning the latter's grounds by a score of 5 to 4. ham. one eighth; Emore I. Allen, one The features of the game were fourth. The John A. Allen was an double plays by Wig- gin and almost new boat having been built Llttlepage and MacMUIan and about six years ago by E. I. Allen at Llttlepage of Bustln's, the fine of M. Harpswell Center, and was one of throwing Hamilton also the good work the finest schooners sailing from this of the Chebeague Infield. ure of the guests is the new tennis Rain coast. Though not the largest of the MERRIC0NEA6 HOUSE. interrupted the game In the court, which is laid out on eighth when sword fishing fleet, she was handy and being Bustlns had scored two the site of the old one. The new and had a man on quick in stays and an easy sea first. going LOADS OF BUSINE8S HERE ANO court will be a vessel in all weather. She was val- great improvement NO Busting Island. MORE ROOMS TO BE HAD. being of clay and sand, full size You can a ued at $6,000, in addition to the prop- take boat or steamer to of for or and as any part Casco erty of the men on board. A stock of singles doubles level as ab bh r o a Bay New a floor. The boat has from in front of about $200 worth -of provisions and Tennis Court Being Construct- landing also Wiggin, 3b, 3 0 111 The been extended Merriconeag. Ice Just taken on at Boston went ed. through the placing Chase, p. 3 10 0 2 of to down also. there an additional float. This MacMUlan, c 4 0 2 8 1 Open October. The June way things look at the Merri- is a new one and has a Towle, ss 3 The story of the accident is of the separate 0 10 1 Modern and one of coneag now seems to indicate the bridge so that its outer is at Thoroughly the Resorts of usual short but tragic kind when a edge Robinson, If, 3 110 0 Popular need of putting out an "S. R. O." sign least 100 feet from the 2b collision occurs at sea. there on shore. It Suggatt, 3 0 0 0 1 Maine. room has a clear view Out at once Every of the ocean. Private Standing Room seems was there a mutual ar- the Georges Banks where fog almost Only put through Littlepage, lb, 3 0 0 12 0 to be about the way you get your rangement between Lovell cf boat and always prevails, the hardy fishermen the hotel and 3 0 0 0 0 landing float, bathing beach and rooms quietus when you step up to register. Mr. J. G. Bridge of the who Abercrombie dressing of the Allen were enshrouded in a Colony, rf, 2 0 0 0 0 at the foot of the It has been jokingly suggested to Col. will also use it. lawn. room seats 100. thick blanket of mist. It was about Dining Campbell that he put out tents on Chebeague Island. 7.20 o'clock in the morning and most The welcome home of Judge John the grass to accommodate ab bh r o of Amusement and of the men slope the J. Ryan from his ,, a Plenty Recreation. were below ready for the Quebec trip was a M. Rates, overflow, but unless he can room the Hamilton, c 3 0 0 8 day's work of sailing about looking for rousing one from every point of view. 2 Room Plans, Booklets etc. on guests under the hotel roof he Seabury, p and ss 10 Application. sword fish. William Latham of Long pre- Being dignified into the semblance of 111 fers to allow them to go to the other Hlgglns, 2b 3 0 Island was the first on deck, and had a Broadway military parade by the 111 houses in this section of the W. Hamilton, lb 3 GEORGE W. Jr. been there but a few minutes when Bay. gallant bearing and Arm stride of the 119 0 CAMPBELL, The most Rogers, cf 3 0 0 noticeable thing being ac- leader and "ringleader" the veteran 0 0 (Continued on Page 9.) •lohnson, ss and p 3 10 South complished for the additional Com. George H. and then 0 0 Harpswell, Maine. pleas Stevens, Buxbaum. If relapsing into tne real "Hippodrome"^ \ 3 0 0 1 0 effect Curit, 3b 1 0 1 l o with Bobby Bibber seated on a B. Hamilton, rf 3 0 wheelbarrow gracefully draped in the 0 0 0 American flag, playing the flute, while Innings, 123456789 the other musicians played bass The drums, snare Bustlns I. Big Store with Small Profits drums, dinner bells, 20030000 5 cymbals, bullpipes and cannons, the Chebeague I. 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 x 4 latter bombardment by the old artil- Two base hits. Chase. Robinson, Now is leryman. General the Joseph Gilder- Johnson; struck out by Chase 7 Sea- Time the sleeve, effect on the onlookers bury, 5, Johnson 3. Base on balls was immense. by Judge Ryan after be- Chase 2; Johnson 2. Earned runs Che- ing escorted to the veranda was beague 1, Bustins 1 Umpire Buxbaum. said to have supported himself to against the railing and declared It TO IRA was BAILEY'S ISLAND. Buy P. CLARK the best & he CO. had ever Cottage thing wit- nessed even in strenuous political days. A. D. Snlvely. In th« very beginning of thins*. Col. Campbell was glad to welcome When the earth «u her Furniture. Mr. taking form. Charles M. Hays, General mana- A rock rose out of the sea ger of the Grand Trunk to- Railway, To battle with wind and •torm gether with Mrs. Hays and Price family And in the flcht it One prevailed. Cash. and some friends, who sailed down Spot from Bat it came out beaten and worn. We have several Cushlngs Island and Sunday With iU edsea jacced and bargains scarred; took dinner here. Those in the party And thus an island waa born. were; Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hays, The living- thine* of the world Mr. George Ewing, Mr. Thornton that The flower*, the bird* and the tree*. will Davison, Mr. D. E. pay you Galloway, Mr. Saw where it lay in the ran. Henry Miss Phillips. O. Hayes, Miss Aim! came to live in its breexe. Clothiers, Hatters, Louise Hayes, Miss Clara Hayes, Miss You can aak the fir and the pine Miss to Georgia Hayes, Ruth Hayes and That *row in the Eden M. wood. investigate. Miss V. Hayes. All are And from they, with the rulls. will say Montreal and are stopping at the That they "saw it and it waa rood." Ottawa at Furnishers, Cushlngs Island. The daisies that cover the ftelds. Remember we will be to have Mrs. John J. Ryan entertained The sand-peeps along the shore. pleased some ladles by a drive to High Head Will echo the same refrain taking dinner there Sunday. Those That their ancestors did of yore. you call and our participating were Mrs. E. C. Burke, It is written on Riven Rock. inspect goods. Three Floors, 26 end 28 Monument Mrs. H. E. Ashcroft, Mrs. M. How- It i* measured at Water Cove. Sq. ard. Mrs. A. W. Sander, Mrs. H. It's as plain on Southern Cliff. Relchenback and Mrs. J. J. Ryan. As it is in Northern Grove. It comes from the above Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Klrby of sky It comes from the sea below: Brooklyn, N. Y.t arrived Sunday on "We saw It and it waa rood. Tolman, Bradford Furniture the afternoon boat. Mr. Is Co., Klrby And we helped to make it so." 17 and 17 1-2 Preble St. (Continued on Page 2.) R. S. DAVIS CO., • Dealers In BAILEY CHEBEAGUE FIELD ISLAND. COMPLETE New and Second-Hand Coode of DAY. Furniture, Antique all NOTABLE HOMEFURNISHERS, klnde and aold. QUESTS AT THE bought Aleo Auotloneere and Appraleere. THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE ARE GREAT RESORT OF THE LOW- Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts. PLANNING FOR A FINE CELE- ER BAY. BRATION. P. E. HASKELL, Pre*. Newsy Notts By The Stroller About Band Concerts, Games, Etc., Will Be Bslisy's Bssutiful Shores. On the Program. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. The general committee Hathaway ar- From Worcester. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. and Misses Florence FINE represent- rWed at their Small and Isabel STATIONERY. again lng all the hotels and houses cottage Tuesday Edward L. Sumner, Miss Lizzie Pierce of boarding after the Portland were among the with several of the spending time since the Miss E. leading citizen* of Calhoun. Oertrude Nssh, Mr. Sunday excursionists that were Fourth st their home In here We are able to not the fin- the Island met Monday evening last Mechanic and Mrs. John H. Howell, Mr. on the Island. The supply only Falls. They will remain until party registered at the Hill Crest to organize snd ar- August I^eonard W. Howell and Miss Sarah at the hotel for dinner. 1 at which time the Is let est but of range for the annual Field of this cottage to M. Southworth. From Brighton, Maas.. Stationery obtainable, paper Day Mr. snd Mrs. Folsom of their The sale of hand Island. The committee organized with city. The Miss Lillian M. Towne. painted china Hathawajr* will return here after La- ware which was given by Miss Ger- good appearance and at a low the choice of John 8. Crowley of the While at the mid-day feast at Mrs. style price bor Day. Mr. Mr. trude M. Partridge of Casco Bay Breeze as chairman, Thom- Hsthaway's friend, Frank Johnson's, Mrs. Wolfe, Mis* Newtonvllle, Ludolphus W. Mason, who with his Mass., at the Seaside, last per pound. These latter papers are as J. Blssell, Newark. N. J., secretary Wolfe snd Miss Terbell share the Saturday wife was a former cottager here was afternoon and was snd L. B. Clark of Springfield as treas- summer with these guests evening attended taken to the pleasures a urer. The higher life the by large number of the tourists here admirably adapted to vacation uses. committee after most care- during Mrs. M. E. Tracy and of Lew- spring. His widow still resides at family on the Island. Miss Partridge dis- ful consideration voted that this year are at summer Mechanic Fslls. Their Iston, Me., here their played some beautiful the best is "New Tone Fabric." the event should cover two and cottage here designs, the Among days, was purchssed Mrs. home for the remainder of the sum- rose In accordingly and of by Charles York Jars particular were especial- —A Monday Tuesday about two mer season. Miss C. Nixon of Colo- Note: Pabllc writing desk la maintained In oar store for the 13 and years ago. ly admired. The success attending the August 14 were selected as sister of the Miss Carrie R. rado. Mrs. Tracy, with exhibit was most to on of rlaltora. the date for celebrating this Hall, clerk of the gratifying Miss popular Misses Etta and Josephine Holmes and her event. An efficient committee sre Registry of Deeds office at South Partridge, msny friends are of Colorado and Mlas Elizabeth she will hard at work Is Paris. Me., came to the Island for two hoping again display her securing funds and It O'Connell of Wobum are here for an the earnest weeks. She Is registered at the Sea- work before the season closes. hope that each one will extended vacation. do their small part, no matter how lit- side. The Breeze Is for sale at J. O. John Seward and hia aister. Miss tle, to help securing at leaat $250 00 Walter D. Crafts was In Portland, Stetson's where the demand Is con- F. H. Seward, of East Orange. M. J., which Is the amount they desire to Monday on his usual weekly business stantly on the Increase. WILLIAM W. ROBERTS CO. are here at the summer home of their have. If the celebration Is to do cred- trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cain with their father, Dr. J. L. Seward on Maiden it to the Island. Several other com- At Mrs. F. E. Beede's son Russell Cain and their STATIONERS. charming Lane. Miss Christina Seward, their friend, mittees were appointed for other mat- BonnyTlew,— Herbert E. Deane of Summit, N. J., essential to sister, has been here for some time, ters the success of the "Where one dream arrived on the Island may away the she the first of the to Saturday last 233 Middle _ ME. affair. the being family for a two week's St*. PORTLAND, Saturday evening general summer day arrive. sojourn. Two committee will meet at the The Hamilton And spend the eve In song or mystic years ago family made an ex- time a Mr. E. L. the ticket at which definite program will play,"— Jordan, popular tended vacation here. They are ref- for agent of the be srranged the two days' sports. Are the following delightful people; Harpawell Steamboat Co., with hia brother, Chester L. Jordan (Continu«d on Page t.) Thursday, July 26, 190*. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. son and John S. Crowley will leave nothing undone to make the affair a THe LARGE NUMBER OF TOURISTS grand success. Ocean View Hotel REGISTERED HERE FOR DIN- Steamboat Men You Know. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton BAILEY ME. NER SUNDAY LA8T. C. of ISLAND, Springfield, arrived Friday last for a vacation which will them with WALT£R D. CRAFTS, <81 Will 8ee The Hotel keep Prop* Manager August Crowded us until August 16 at least. Mr. To Overflow. Chandler is connected with the Chandler the well Sunday last the largest number of Cap/. Prescott Taylor of the Co.. known Manu- excursionists that has visited this facturing Engravers. the island (or years came down on the Steamer Maquoit enjoys enviable noon boat of which forty were position of master of one of the fin- registered here for dinner. Land- HILL CREST. est small steamers on the coast lord Crafts has a reputation for serv- of PROPRIETOR ing a shore dinner that has few equals Maine. He has had a Captain's CHARLE8 W. HAM- If any along the coast. Following ILTON 18 HAVING A PROSPER- license t*wetbe years and has was the menu served. for OUS SEASON AT HIS SUM- steamboat Soup. been in the business MER HOTEL. Plain Lobster. seventeen years, during this time Whist, Partiea and Clam Chowder, Alphabet Soup holding positions
a THE NEW HILL CREST Any Child C HCBCAGUE, MAINE Charles W. Hamilton • • ; Genius if Properly Trained? Proprietor S By Mrs. Harry Hastings, • f Largest Summer Resort Journal in New England Member of Woman's Democratic Club. I Published Every NY normal child—physically and mentally—can be trained Thursday Afternoon to accomplish the work that would seem only possible to s From June to September ami cn the Last Thursday in llach Month genius. from October to May Placed In good environments and properly trained, the normal child wlH do what we expect only of unusually CROWLEY <&> LUNT, Editors and Publishers gifted ones. Environment and proper training have far greater ln< Office, 146 Middle Street. Maine Portland, fluence than heredity. I consider a weak heredity a very slight handicap if intelligence is used In training the child. TERMS I quite agree with Burbank. that we could produce a finer race If more In- One Summer than Is Year, SI>00; Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c telligence usually given Is expended upon the child, but Burbank's Ideas that he has worked out in plant life with such startling conclusions can ADVERTISING RATES uever be accomplished with children, for. after all. the chHd Itself is an In- $1.00 per inch first week; additional insert irns at reduced rate*. Reading Notices, telligent factor In development, and can, at a very a*e, because he has 15 cents line. A our man early per postal brings advertising a will power of his own. seek associations or have them thrust upon him that parents cannot control. I believe that the mother should Ad risers must send in on or befcre herself, or have some highly capable desiring changes copy Monday preceding person, look of to insure insertion. after the physical welfare of the child the moment 1*. is born, day publication In because that way a child can be saved the Hlnesses Houses in unnecessary usually Note—Hotels and Boarding the Bay for four or more inches looked as cortractirg upon the natural heritage of all children. A child should from the of space per issue for displayed advertising, have the of inser- prixiltge weekly very beginning be trained to tion of guests' names under the classification of Register of Tourists, free of have the physical habits which are necessary charge. for its own welfare and the comfort of the family. From the physical habits HOUSE Is commodious and homelike in of come every particular. First-class in regularity the ethical habits of and child can soon be OURevery respect. The view from the broad obedience, the in the piazzas and chamber* is unsur- taught that when he is passed country. Toilet rooms on each obedient he Is comfortable and therefore Wfcen 120. floor. Dining room accommodate* THURSDAY, JULY 26, 19C6. happy. Fine grove in rear of the house. Tenuis the habit of obedience is a table is Courts on adjacent lawns. Our acquired child Is easily trained to have a rever- supplied with the bwt the market ence for affords. Kine beach for and the law, which is a vital point in social life.—New York World. boating. Visit (his island which is considered bathiug in New by physicians the most healthful •pot Eugluiid. Two lines of steamer* from an ever improving journal, devoted to utes' walk from Portland. Only three min- Hamilton's Landing. Book if MINIATURE ALMANAC whatever most interests them. Tou will hod to early you desire choice room*. plenty make the hour* pass only too It is gratifying for the publishers Parties, Etc. quickly. Dancing, Card Week of 26 to 1. to be able to make this announce- July Aug. Rstis ob Sun. Length. High Tide. ment. It marks the accomplishment ippllsation Accommodates 100 Open Jans 15 to October i of one of their biggest aims for the : Day. Rises Sets of day a. m. p. m. the Poor : past five years, and to all—advertis- Season 26 4.27 7.08 14.41 2.15 *.30 *VS) of 1906, Jane 15 to Sept. 15 ers. readers, correspondents—who 27 4.28. 7.07 14.39 3.00 3.30 have aided in making this possible, : .* 28 4.29 7.06 14.37 3.45 4.15 : Pessimist SUMMIT we extend thanks for rat HOUSE 29 4.30 co-oik* ion, ^ 7.05 14.35 4.45 5.15 rLo! CHEBEACUE ISLAND and express the wish that our rela- 30 4.31 7.04 14.33 5.45 By P. 6.151 tions for the future be as Joiner. On t he crest of t he chosen 31 may pleas- slope, 4.32 7.03 14.31 6.45 7.15 most of the hotels as an ant as they have been in the past. MET my friend the other day. looking intently at an ex- by ideal 1 4.33 7.02 14.29 7.45 8.15 location. Overlooking the ocean WATCH US GROW! ♦ w X hibition of feminine lay figures in a fashionable shop win- and the restful inland scenery of ♦ I ♦ dow. "Ah!" I said to The has "got him, "thinking of taking a wife, and field and wood. No better spot Bay busy." ONE THING AT A TIME. X I Z looking out for new gowns, are you?" for complete rest and recreation. ♦ ♦ Table and service first-class. Come down—the water's fine! "No." he replied, "matrimony is too rich for my blood. I "We cannot ser /e tw-o masters," the Accommodates, with cottage, 40 can't afford it. Look at those lay figures. 1 believe I'll ifiKB. cm Pi TO >1 good book tells u-*, and this is equally tttlimil buy rn. HAMILTON, Proprietor. KuesU. Rate* reasonable. "Far from the crowd's ♦ ♦ one of them. will be as madd'ning true of practical ind spiritual mat- They Just useful so far as being a ignoble strife"—we are. ters. ttHMIlM helpmeet goes, and they're cheaper. Just look at the crowds of If we would be true to ourselves, women in this street and in those shops. They are riv- A. R. Don't you find the Breeze's tide the LITTLEFIELD we must be true and constant to ailing poor sandwich men. Every one of them is a walking advertise- cards pretty handy these days? each ment. thing we attempt to do. and not Why. nine-tenths of the whole lot have no nse for a man except to Grocery and suffer ourselves a be diverted bills. Provision by pay They don't want to hare any duties or bear any responsibilities. Store Our advertisers want to get ac- every whimsical impulse. What they prefer is to be wrapped In lavender and cloth of gold, in Chebeague Island* Me. quainted with you. It will be to your Benjamin Franklin would never placed niches to be looked at and admired. mutual advantage. have discovered the secret of the "Oh, if they do have any aim in it is to if he had not his life, shop, visit the at- We carry in oar lightning put whole dressmaker, everything line of trade and onr are as tend matinees, at the Double Blank or prices Remember, your island is but one mind on that one subject. Edison stop Hotel spend an evening over low as the lowest. Fresh invoices of of and it isn't of bridge. No. I'm to a Meats, Fowl, Fruit and Ber- 365, the part wisdom would never have made the great going buy lay figure. For variety I can get one of ries received to say its the finest till visited these new daily. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, you've discovery and invention in electricity gowns every month for my model. It stays at home. It doesn't Hardware, Fishing some of the Gear, Fancy Goods and bummer Hats. Our others. which he has made if he allowed him- drink or gamble. It looks pretty and it never chatters." teams cover all of the island several parts self to draw read books on Will some one times All orders maps, of your correspondents, skilled in the eternal feminine, toll daily. delivered free. Come in Beautifully tempered weather the travel, or write letters while he was me how to and see us if want to secure a answer my bachelor friend? He needs direction and you House Lot. We have the past week. What a contrast to the the of encourage- sites on finest studying subject electricity. ment.—New York Sun. the island and our prices will newspaper reports from Boston and Nor would our own hero of Casco please you. New York. There have been Just Bay, Robert E. have been, as Peary, M4
-< MAP or*- Mr. J. Q. Barton of Chicago. repro- aentatlve of Ohio Varnish company. Cleveland, is stopping at the Rock- CASCO BAY jwre house for a few weeks with the Misses O'Donnell frcm Chicago. Mr. Dickerman's beautiful launch MAINE "Minna" made an early trip to Peaks island, bringing back Mrs. Dicker- raeiiSNto by tm man's sister. Mrs. Rowe and husband from Somervtlle. also Mrs. Pierce ot Boston for a day's outing at the Bar- BREEZE PUBLIShiriC CO. nacle. m & Mr. O'Brien's mother and sister ftereuflct* • ownmi Charlotte from Allston are visiting ■ MtH. »««0» Mr. O'Brien and cot- family at their >1 tage. This is their first trip to Llt- tlejohn's and they are much pleasea with the island. Mrs. J. p. Prentiss and daughter Mary are again located at the Rock- mere. Mr. Edmund Munsie. wife and daughter Margaret of I^eomlnster. Mass.. arrived at the Rockmere Mon- day for a short vacation. They are finding the place all and more than they anticipated. Mr. Munsle's sin- ter Mrs. Lacy with Master Malcolm Munsie are at Capt. Sawyer's for the summer. Mr. Munsie Is manager ot Nixon's drug store in Leominster. Mr. William A. Qulglev. with his friend Mr. Cornelius O'Brien both ot Boston, are at the Rockmere for two weeks. Mr. Qulglt?y Is employed by the John Hancock Insurance company, Devonshire street, and Mr. O'Brien by the Frank Ridlon Electric com- pany. Summer street. Mrs. Smith and daughter Edith arc- entertaining Miss Coleman of Wil- liamsburg. Va.. Miss Summv of Chica- go. also Miss Dillingham of Philadel- phia. Miss Smith and MIhh Dilling- ham are away at present on a short trip to Quebec. Mr. Dennis of Allston. Mass.. is stopping at the Melrose house. Mr. B. R. Terhune. professor of Lat- in In the high school at Trenton. X. J., and Mr. J. G. Conner, president ot Conner Mill Work company of the same place with their wives, have been touring for about 10 days. They ■pent a part of their time at the I WELCOME I hotel. leaving Saturday morning Littlefield & on their return home. Co., Grocers Miss Katie Cook, an old time resi- 109-111 Commercial St., Partfaud dent of Littlejohn's is Mopping at the •ad Feak'i Island. Me. Ellms cottage for a week as hers is occupied by Mrs. F. W. Gllcrea*. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Master Wellington Gllcreas and Miss Addie Gardner, all of Dorchester, tili the middle of August. Groceries, Heats and Provisions Mrs. Eaton's mother. Mrs. Butter- OF ALL KINDS worth from Revere, Is visiting hor daughter at the Log Cabin. Mr. Roland Batson. agent for Ad- WELCOME Are the most and natural We make a of ams at The Portland Kye re- perfect that Dental Science can specialty supplying Express company Allston. Institute, produce. Cottares. Schooners and has cognized for years as the Most Re- We do PAINLESS W OKK. Hotels, Yacht- Mass.. been spending a week wltn Onr methods are Parties. In we liable i'i ace for Glasses of the most ap- ing fact have his mother at the every and our PRICES tho in our line. everything Sprague cottage. description, extends its Kkattikst proved LOWEST. Order Teams visit all parta Mr. Morrell and who are oc- Silver of Peak's Island several times family Welcome to the esteemed Summer Fillings 50c, Gold Crown and daily. cupying this cottage return to Allston Visitors of Portland and Fillings $1.00, Bridge vicinity, Work, $4.00 a tooth. Teeth Extracted without Our Prices Friday mt wishing them a very Pleasant and Pain FREE. Im- Are Right Prompt Service Mr. Health Brinoino proved PJates with Thomas Mackcnsie of the la*v Summer. No lightweight Natural Gams $4.00. Lowest Price Everything First Class Arm of Findlay. Mackensfe & Flndlsy. doubt, Hundreds of Satisfied cus- ever offered in Maine. who Honored us with their Baltimore. arrived at the Rockm-'iv tomers, Visits last are again with after a year, us, Wednesday trolley trip from and thU Old Kellable Portland New York. He is an extensive travel- Kye Institute will be pleased to see DR. FOSTER, Painless ler. but considers these islands as them and to the Dentist, Special Zjow again, place Most Prlcoa Until Sept. 1 beautiful as any in the St. Lawrence Scientific and Pleasant service of S3 GOLD FILLED riv» r and as its Mr. J. at the RIMLESS SX quite attractive as tho Principal, Jacques, EYES EYEGLASSES, Islands which command of Thousands of ?Jew EXAMINED FREE lie off Stockholm. I have remodelled Customers. Our Service is Known entirely my line office* (over the new Wednesday a jwrtv of 12 took a rooms of the Trust optical hanking all over the State as the Most Reli- Fidelity Co.) and now have the most thr»e hour ride Parlors in completely equipped around in the bay in able, Accurate and Optical Maine. Harold t-ciEXTiPic, In order to Sawyer's naphtha launch. It and we have Added the Latest and Gem thoroughlv advertise my new »nd mv Rink methods of offices. nn-to-d*te was a beautiful Best so we examining and fitting the I day for such a trip Instruments, that are Skating these eyes, shall offer, UNTIL SEPT. 1, " s|>ecial low and they found It most able to state : There Is Not a pricts, positively the lowest ever offered in New Knglsnd. delightful. Gold Better Kye Pealsjs Filled Rimless • Mr. and Mrs. Equipped Institute • Orlando Cook and Island. Eyeglasses •• 81 per in the State, when- you Can Get (Best pair daughter Emma with Mrs. Sarah Kit- quality spherical lenses, set in mountings warranted ten Yocr Eyes more Accurately Test- Portland's Premier Solid years.) tredfee and thre** Misses Summer Attraction. Gold Eyeglass daughters. ed and Fitted than at the Mountings 82 per Lizzie Best pair l»la. and Mildred, also Mr. Open All Take Quality Prescription Lenses .... PORTLAND EYE Day. Casco Bay Co.'s Boats * 60c and up Thomas SI yrglass Chains • Haines, all of South Frar.i- INSTITUTE, • • MERRICONEAQ HOUSE. Mrs. Clarence P. Smith, Essex Falls. Prank MacDonald, Boston, Mass. Mrs. J. S. Snelling. New York City. South Harpawell, Me. N. J. Miss Miss Susie P. Snelling, New York Henrietta Smith. Newark, N. J. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Ceo. W. Campbell, Jr., Mr. and City. Proprietor. Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, Stuart Bailey's Island, Me. Peers Snelling, New York (See advertisement In another column.) East Orange, N. J. City. Miss Carrie R. Hall. Mr. F. A. Smith, New York South Paris. Walter D. Crafts, Proprietor. Mrs. City. Mr. and Mrs. \V. R. Lang. Montreal. Mr. J. J. New Cain, Summit. Miss O'Gara. York City. (See advertisement In another column.) Ruth Lang. Montreal. Mrs. Jas. B. N. J. Miss Davenport. Stamford. Russell Wm. H. Nellie Lang, Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cain. Summit, N. J. Hebard, Springfield, Mass. Mead, Providence. Miss Miss Evelyn Montreal. Mrs. Herbert E. Dean. Summit. N. J. Kate L. Hebard, Springfield. Lang. E. K. Murphy and family, Jer- Miss Luke. Montreal. Miss Annie Goodnow, Miss Laura J. Ashmore Philadelphia, sey City. Wellesley. Miss Alice H. Miss Gilmore, Boston. Miss Ellen S. Mussey, Gilbert, Springfield. Mr. J. S. Poyen, Jr., Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miss Osseie. George H. Sweetser, Mrs. Henry \V. Russell, Longfellow, New Washington. Wakefield. Cambridge. York City. C. F. Dearstyne, Albany. Miss Hilda F. Russell, Cambridge. Gertrude N. Partridge. Newtonvllle. Helen E. Dearstyne, Albany. Mrs. E. S. Berry and daughter, Stam- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Alex N. Wilson, Brook- Sarah H. Dearstyne, Albany. CASCO BAY HOUSE. line, Mass. W. D. Hale. Rondout, N. Y. Dr. H. M. Silver. New York Long Island, City. Miss Booth, Mass. Mrs. C. E. N. Y. Me. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Brookline, Larter, Kingston, Kirby and Mrs. B. S. EL D. Charles E. child. Brooklyn. Nolan and family. Cam- Dearstyne, Springfield. Cushing, Proprietor. bridge, Mass. Charles Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Basey. Portland, Oregon. (See advertisement In another Wheelock, Boston. Charles H. Coulomb, column.) Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fellows, E. Or- Philadelphia. W. C. Charles A. Jr., Fleck, Jenkintown, Pa. ange. N. J. AUCOCI8CO HOUSE. Coulomb, Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bricher, New York. Andrew Graham, Jenkin- Mrs. M. R. Burke, Boston. Cliff town, Pa. Island, Me. J. H. Hendrlck, Mass. Miss Helen G. Allen. Arlington. Springfield, Miss M. E. Walter A. Mrs. D. S. Parker, Mass. Graham, Jenkintown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Leal, Plainfleld, Castner, Proprietor. Plalnfleld, Master Stuard N. Mrs. S. T. Skidmore, Phlla., Pa. Graham. Jenkintown. J. (See advertisement In another D. Robertson, Can. Miss column.) Miss Skidmore, Philadelphia, Pa. Montreal, Leal. Plainfleld. N. J. Mr. Miss Edith and Mrs. Ellis B. Reeves, Phoenix Mrs. Viola Bonavlta, Pa. Hughes, South Port- Dorothy Leal. N. Phlla., land. Plainfleld, J. ville. Pa. Albert P. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Willis. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Dixon, Y. City. Mrs. M. H. E. E. Mrs. R. Day. Toronto. Dr. L. M. Mortimer, Philadelphia. Harrington, Chicago. Silver, New York City. Mrs. M. George H. Hanna. Montreal. Miss Mary Coffin, Philadelphia. Snowden. Germantown, Pa. Mrs. H. Mrs. C. Wm. Jones, New York A. Pike, Fryeburg. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. City. Miss Elvidge, Pa. Miss M. New Germantown, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. New Jer- Jones. York City. Mr. and Mrs. G. Braley, Miss A. Geo. Allen Arlington, sey. Peaks Island, Me. M. Gould, New York City. Joseph Miss Gildersleeve, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. E. Kate Gould. New York City. Nelson B. Keys, N. Y. Ralph Rowe, Proprietor. Gildersleeve, Brooklyn.' Miss Keys. New York. George N. Gould, New York City. Com. Geo. H. Stevens. N. Y. (See advertisement In another G. K. City. Mrs. Elizabeth Deniils. New York. column.) Williams. Philadelphia. Mrs. A. W. Sander and N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. son, City Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Went worth. Port- C. E. Tolman, South Jackson, Boston. SCENES AT THE MERRICONE AG'S SUPERB Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and LOCATION. J. Ryan, N. Y. City. age, Wisconsin. Paris. Mrs. D. Robinson, Montreal. William J. New M. El.a Ryan, York City. Miss Elizabeth Mrs. E. Edge. Newark. Robertson, Montreal. At the are seen Miss Griffiths, Brooklyn. Merriconeag the most entrancing views of the Bay, the Bessie Ryan, New York City. Miss Mrs. E. J. Crowther, Newark Percy Robertson, Montreal. most vivid Hooper, Vermont, 111. sunsets, the finest yachts in Casco Bay. Here are wafted the Mrs. M. Howard, Staten I., N. Y. On D. M. Dorothy Duckett, Montreal. Monday night there was a jol- Macnanny. Sherbrooke, P. Q. gentlest breezes and here are the most eve.i and Miss B. Howard. Staten Miss Master Fred comfort-giving tempera- I., N. Y. ly dance at the House. Maude Macnanny, Sherbrooke. Duckett, Montreal. tures. Surf and rocks on one Miss M. Twenty-six Miss side—bathing beach and boats on the other. Howard Staten I., N. Y. were Miss Etuma M. Hooper, Montreal. Floor Plans couples present, and the merry- Macnanny. Sherbrooke. and Rates on application to W. R. A. Howard, Staten N. Y. Gertrude A. Fred A. Minn. George Campbell, Jr., .South I., making continued until well along to- Walsh. New York* City. Pierce, Harpswell. Me. Jack Howard. Staten N. Mr. and Miss M. K. I., Y. ward midnight. "Prof." F. W. Ben- Mrs. Robert Klllgcr. Dover, Metcalfe, Boston. Elbridge Howard, Staten N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I.. N. Y. ham furnished fourteen numbers, R. Day. Toronto,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Charles E. Mr. R. Myers, many of them being his own compo- Rich, Boston. Pilborough, Montreal. Hempstead, 1*. I. sitions. F. V. Gosquit, Birmingham, Ala. Miss Ruth Pilborough, Montreal. Miss Jeanette Myers, Sir. J. N. Mr. and Mrs. John Hempstead, and Mrs. E. H. Bird, Boston. Anthony, Lynn. O Goebel, Berlin, N. Miss Mary H. Myers, Hempstead, L. I. Mrs. F. H. Sisson. New York. George B. Wright, New York City. Miss Annie Mr. Miss Myers. Hempstead, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pheonix- and Mrs. W. B. Pearson, Boston. M. A. Metcalfe. Jamacia Plains. Mr. and Scull, Mrs. Henry Relchenback, rllle. Pa. H. A. Clark. Montreal. Miss Ida I. Co6son. Boston. New York Mrs. E. T. T. W. W. City. Eleanor Scull, Pheonixvllle, Pa. Smythe, New York City Lewis .Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. S. A. Mr. and Jessie M. McDonald. Cleveland, O. Alfred Scull, Pheonixvllle. Pa. Mrs. R. A. Lord, Auburn. Kenney, Maiden, Mass. J. R. Mrs. W. Mr. LIBBY Harriet E. B. Cornstock. Waltham and Mrs. Jordan New CO. Ashcroft, Montreal. Mrs. M. H. Mortimer, Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Philadelphia, Mr. and York Thos. W. Smith, W. Mrs. Mary M. Coffin. Philadelphia, Mrs. E. J. Cahlll, Boonton City. Philedelphla. Pa. F. J. Lacomb, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. M. B. Barker. Fryeburg. Me. Waterville. M. Montfort, New Oak and Free Mrs. John P. M. J. York Congress, Streets. Thomas, Brookline, Andrew J. Field. San Francisco. Cal. Hughes. Binghampton. City. John P. W. F. Thomas, Jr., Brookline, Mrs. Walter Field. San Francisco. Howard, Boston. Christine M. Montfort, New York Mr .and Mrs. A. C. O. G. Mrs. J. M. Solomans, Montclair, N. J. Jones. Boston. Diebel, Georgetown, Ohio. J. M. Boston. Mrs. SUMMIT HOUSE. Miss Grace Solomans, N. J. Charnegh, Frederic S. Belding, Newton. Montclair, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. Searles, New York. W. E. Dickey, Chicago. Mass. Chebeague J. B. Miss Island, Me. Miss Minnie Caswell, Phoenixville. SJade, Providence. Marlon G. Belding, Newton. A. G. Mrs. Clinton N. R. W. Linn, Hartland, Me. Phipps. Gorham. N. H. Chester N. Belding .Newton, Mass. Books for Summer Hamilton, Proprietor. M. A. Mrs. Phipps. Gorham. N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Lancas- Reading. (See advertisement In Linn, Hartland, Me. Ralph Coho, another column.) Chester Guild. Boston. ter, Pa. M. and Mrs. J. N. Montreal. H. O. Boston. Mrs. McKim, THE Staples, Joseph Perrault and family of $1.50 Books for Mrs. S. B. Humbert. Cambridge. HAMILTON. W. A. Howes, Boston. Montreal. Miss B. 50c, A. Fuller. Cambridge. Chebeague Island, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kern, Jersey Miss Burnet, Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. City. Mr. and Gilmore, Harry L. Mrs. George H. Hanna, Mon- A hundred Springfield, Mass. Hamilton, Proprietor. Mrs. W. S. Germain. New York City. treal. titles. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoben, Spring- (See adve» tisemcnt In another column.) Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hall, Brockton. Douglass Hanna, Monrteal. field, Mass. M. C. Miss Annie M. Billings, Springfield. Hall. Brockton. Kenneth Hanna, Montreal. Julius Hoben. Mass. H. L. Hall, Brockton. Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sweetser, Miss Winnie Hanna. Montreal. 10c Herbert Hoben. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. El Paper Books, Popular Fiction. Springfield. Mass. Wakefield, Mass. well, Qulncy. Miss N. V. Clarke. Brooklyn, N. Y. Theodore Luclle El Meyer. Springfield. Mass. Miss L. E. Kingman. Wakefield. well, Qulncy. Miss Clarke, Brooklyn. N. Y. Lillian W. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. A. Cambridge. David Harvey. North Grafton. Mass. Pattee, Qulncy. Miss Rose Llfshltz, N. Y. Coat Julia M. R. S. Brooklyn, edition. 300 titles. Davis, Cambridge. Florence S. Harvey, North Grafton. Downey, Fitcbburg. Mr. and Mrs. D. Robertson and pocket Mr. and Mrs. F. Mrs. F. family W. Wormelle, Brock- Florence Spence, Hamilton, Can. C. Downey, Fltchburg Montreal. ton. Daza M. WOMEN'S SUMMER BELTS. Miss Myra Towle, Boston. P. Downey. Fltchburg. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Also White Wash -Linen Windsor Mrs. R. B. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter, Lowell, Sheppard, Camden, N. J. G. A. Waters, Boston. E. W. Engler, Lynn. Mass. 10c. White Linen Belts, embroider- Ties, hemstitched ends. Miss Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bos- 25c. Peter Sheppard. Camden. N. J. Mrs. Percy. Montreal. Washburn, ed. gilt buckle. Pan Collars, Swiss em- Mrs. Pietro Florldla and ton. daughter, John Spensley, Troy, N. Y. ROCKMERE HOUSE. 25c. White Embroidered Linen Belts. broidery, lace edge. New York. 3. A. Lavlne, Boston. 25c. Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, Flushing, N. Y. tucked, gilt buckle. Linen Stocks Finished with Mrs. J. New Mr. and Mrs. J. S. St. Johns- Littlejohn's Island, Me. 25c. Smutny, York. Miss Flora MacDonald and maid Weeks, Plain White Crush Belts. pearl buttons. French knots, Master Theodore bury- G. H. and Smutny, New York. Flushing. N. Y. Hamilton, Proprietor. 50c. White Hemstitched Belt, broad long short tabs. Master Edgar New York. Helen B. Cronln, Chicopee. Smutny, Edmund Little. Laconia, N. H. (See advertisement In another gilt buckle. (The same 25c. Twenty styles Swiss Master Rudolf Mary Clune, column.) style embroid- Smutny, New oYrk. Mrs. Edmund Little, N. H. Springfield. buckle as on Dollar ered Laconia, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Belts.) Collars, long and short Miss H. L. Lelghton, Everett, Mass. Miss Clune, Springfield. Munsle, Leo- 50c. tabs. Inga Little, Laconia, N. H. minster. White Linen Belts, gilt, gun- Sizes from smallest to 18 inch Mrs. F. Miss G. E. McGlynn, Falls. G. H. Osgood, Franklin, N. H. Chicopee Miss metal, also pearl buckles. size. F. E. Mass. Margaret Munsle. HILL CREST. Miss Louise N. H. Mackle, Qulncy, 50c. Narrow 50c. Parker & Finn's Sanders, Franklin, R. Mr. Thomas Embroidered Belts, nice Linen Tailored Mrs. Abble T. A. Nichols, Boston, Mass. MacKensle, Baltimore, Odell, Lakeport, N. H. Miss Ethel B. gilt buckle which takes off for Collars. A dozen styles. Chebeague Island, Me. J. A. Benj. Rotti, Roxbury, Mass. Nicholl. Allston. Dudgeon. Boston, Mass. Miss Leila M. washing. Charles W. Hamilton, Propreitor. C. Mrs. W. F. Locke, Washington. D. C. Nicholl. Allston. SUMMER GLOVES FOR WOMEN. T.# Humphreys, Passaic, N. J. Miss F. Gertrude $1.00. White Linen Belts. pearl E. Miss Dorothy Locke, D. Carr, Allston. 25c. Lisle (See advertisement In another column.) C. Bergstrom. Passaic, N. J. Washington, Miss buckle, eyelets to match. The Gloves, white, black, tan, Mrs. C. B. D. Gertrude Snow, Allston. Mrs. A. N. Newell, Mass. Miller, Washington. C. buckle detaches for gray. Akerman, Somervllle, Mass. Springfield, Edith M. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allston. washing. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Claggett. Washington, D. C. Griggs. Black 50c. Suede Lisle Gloves. Miss Nellie Akerman, Somervllle. Newell, NewY ork Mrs. B. E. and Colored Belts. Mrs. Anderson. Fltchburg. 75c. Silk Lisle Mrs. Alfred Wilfred H. Cunningham, Sharon Miss Sarah 50c. Black Silk Belt, double Gloves. Fownes' make, Lightbody, Boston. ISLAND VIEW F. Anderson, Fltchburg. clasp. black Mr. and Hill, N. Y. COTTAGE. 50c. Imitation Lizard Skin and white. Mrs. J. B. Geddes. Wollaston. Mrs. Wm. H. Egle. Harrlsburg. Pa. Belts 79c. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Edward New- white, Fownes* Silk Lisle Net Mildred Geddes. Wolloston. Gray, Jr., Chebeague Island, Me. Miss Catherine Egle, Pa. brown, gray, black, Gloves, ark. N. J. Harrlsburg, double dollar kind. Mary Hargraves, Saxonvllle, Mass. L. F. Mrs L. E. Ford. New Orleans. gilt clasp. Mrs. W. W. Broga, Mass. Hamilton, Proprietor. 50c. Ooze Long Silk Gloves, also Bessie C. Adams, Natick, Mass. Springfield, Miss Josephine Lans- Leather Belts, brewn and Lace, black Miss Elizabeth (8m Hartmann, and white. Mrs. F. A. Merriman, Portland. Clark. Springfield. advertisement In another column.) downe. Pa green. Andrew Mcl Clark, Mass. 50c. Silk Wild Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan, Walloston. Springfield, Wm. W. Dunn, Cambridge. Mr. Richard Ford. New Orleans. Girdles, black, white, pink. Violet Talcum Powder. A fine B. Clark, Mass. Master Harold J. Morgan, Walloston. Springfield, Myrtle E. Dunn, Cambridge. Mr. J. G Barton, Chicago. light blue. Alice blue. gray. article, put up in good sized bottles, Miss Stephen D. Mass. $1.00. with screw Sarah Sprane, Walloston. Adams, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Warburton, Toronto. Miss Margaret O'Donnell. Chicago. Corded White Belts, princess. shaker-top. 10c and T. E. Mr. Mrs. H. W. Kendall, Bos- Bolster, Portland. Miss Elizabeth O' Donnell, WOMEN'S CASCO CASTLE. Mra. Chicago. COMBS. WHITE SUITS. ton. T. E. Bolster, Portland. Mra. S. P. Prentiss, Boston. .vims Shell and Amber Side and Back *3.98. All Linene Shirt Marlam Kendall. Boston. South Miss Mary A. Boston. Waist Suit, Free port, Me. Prentiss, Combs. The $5.98 Miss Emma Kendall, Boston. HAMILTON VILLA. Mr. Wm Qulgley, Boston. kind, but being a James A. 50c. trifle mussed, marked down Miss V. R. Llebman. New York. Fuller, Proprietor. Mr. C. O'Brien. Boston. Barrettes—twelve styles. to $3.98 MIhs M. H. Chebeague Island, Ms. Pearl Bead $3.98. Linen Finish Kenny, New York. <8ee advertisement In another column.) Necklaces, with bril- Pony Suit, double Fred L* Qulncy. A. E. Hamilton, liants. 25c to $3.50 breasted, self covered buttons. Zoller, Gen. Charles E. Furlong, New York. Propristor. ROBINHOOD INN. Isidore Buxbaum, Boston. 50c. solid $5.00. Eton Suit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. East (See advertisement In another column.) Beauty Pins, gold, 50c of White Linen fin- P. A. Boston. Merrill, Macaulay, Balleya Island, Ma. Pair. ish goods, colored inlaid trim- Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Luke and Bertha L. Needham. Hudson, Mass. family. 25c. ming; also buttons and Miss Ethel G. Merrill. East Md. Mlaa J. C. Initial Fobs of leather for men braiding. D. B. Needbam, Hudson. Mass. Orange. Luke. Maaasy, Proprlator. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wm. J. and women. $10.00. Eton Suit, white Pearl G. Woodllng. New Luke. New York. (8e« advertisement In another column.) embroidered Wells, Cleveland, O. „ and Jersey. R R Puller and wife. medallions of lace. Three- Lillian Maclean, Boston, Mass. Springfield. Mr. and Mr*. John L Chel- WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. Miss I,uclle Woodllng. New Jersey. 0. M. McKnlght, Wright, quarter sleeve, scalloped edge. Lula Buxbaum, Boston, Mass. Springfield. aea. 25c. Windsor Ties. Plain Master Preston Woodllng. New Jer- Edward Gray. and plaid $12.50. White Bolero Mr. and Mrs. James Artnern and child, Irvlngton, New Jersey. Mian Wright, Chelsea. silk, Suit, elaborately sey. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. hemstitched. The ends braided, lace Perth, Ont. Myers, I^eomln- Albert C. Newark. have stars and medallions, lace Mrs. John D. Templet on. Colorado. Ister. Thompson. anchors, emblems. Insertion on skirt. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Arnold and Mr. and Mra. C. O. Buck. Montreal. Mlsa Mary Wataon, Austin, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. child, Bralntree, Mass. Gleason, Loom I n- Mlas E. Tallla. New York. Mlaa Maldee Pop<\ Austin, Tex. Ister. Lucy Claude H. Phillips, Salem, Mass. Mlaa Agnes K Smith, California. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace, Brook- Blra M. Boss, Foxeroft. Me. Mr. A. P. Blcknell. Dorchester, Mass. Miss Oertrude Oerbert. Norfolk. lyn. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mrs A. P. Blcknell. Dorchester. Mass. ! Chandler, Spring- Miss Annie Mr. and Mra. W. Rnrhank and field. Menchen. Wllkesbarre. J. LIBBY Dorothy M. Blcknell, family, Mlaa Helen R. CO. Dorchester, Ameabury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bushnell, Washington. Mass. Hamilton, Sprlng- Mlas Ida M. Lang. Mr. and Mra. F. E. Hav- AH.i Waahlngton. P. S. DeShon hat Lawrence A. Blcknell. Dorchester, Hutchinson, Prances Buck. Montreal. returned t® New erhill. Mass. D. Crawford and Ml»s York after a few at Mrs. R B Robinson, Newton, Mass. Crawford, Mon- Bloaaom Buck. Montreal. days hla home la Miss Marlam E. Hutchlnaon, Haver- treal. thin place. Miss Helen F. Robinson, Newton, Dorathea Buck. Montreal. hill, Mass Wm. D. Cremer and Harbor Mass. family, Washing- William Lutklna, New York. Candy's The Ice cream parlor Miss Helen E. Hutchinson. Haverhill. ton. receatly Miss Dorothy Robinson, Newton, Miss 8. B. Walker. New opened Is being well patronized William Webb. Brockton, Maaa. u J. Bojrden. Boston. York. and Mass. Miss N. M. we hope will so continue Miss Shaw. Maas. O. Shepard, New York. throughout Miss M. I*. Hilton. N. Brockton. Kmiljr Lake, Montreal. Mlaa Ksther A love of flowers Is mani- the season. Newark. J. Miss Mrs. Deeley, New York. certainly Miss Webb, Natlck, Maas. J. W. Knox, Montreal. fested the I^atira B. Jacobus. Newark, N. J. Mr. Mlaa Florence New by homekeepers of Cundy's Misses Nellie H. Jones. Natlck. Mass. Miss Gertrude Deeley, York. Ad Brlngham and Mrs. Thomas J. Blssell. Newark. N. Knox, Montreal. Mlas Henrietta unususl number of roses Is grown Marcla P. J. Mr and Mrs. J. Oeo. H, Deeley. New York. Holbrook are In Brunswick Miss Nina S. Williams. Akron Woodls, Worcester, Mass. Miss and some bushes are and one as Blssell, Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mra. P. Smiley, Wilmington, Del. large guests of Mrs. Edward Hunt. Brown. Norfolk. Va. Mrs. Geo. H. Wood Is. masa of Miss Viola Blssell, N. J. Mr. Worchester. Miss Oreen. bloom. One bed of pinks near Newark, and Mrs. George A. Bos- Ruth O. Wilmington, Del. George H. Skolfleld and A. Crosby, Woodls, Worcester, Mass. Miss highway Is very attractive while a family of Cyril Blssell, Newark. N. J. ton. A. McGran, N. Y. City. Portland were here R. Webb, Mass. waa recently Miss Alice C. Rogers, Mr. Worcester, Mlaa E N. big white peony laat week the Mr. visiting Wollaston, and Mra. A. H. Mass. Julia H. Lucy Tallla. Y. City. Skolfleld'a parenta. and Mass. Bridge. Webb, Worcester, Mass. Mlaa cynosure of all passers-by. It had over Capt. Mrs. Ethel Palmer. Philadelphia. Pa. Humphrey Skolfleld. Miss Iva L. H. Webb, Worcester, Mass. Master I^ewls fifty buds and blossoms at one time Puriinfton, Allston, Mass. BIRCH ISLAND C. Russell O. Foster, Jersey City. Capt. and Mrs. William FARM Webb, Worcester, Mass. Mra. and the ahadlng of the petala was, or Levi Eastman en- Buxbaum, Boston, Mass. R. E Henry Priest. Auburndale. tertained friends H C. Birch Island, Ms. Blfcelow, Worcester, Mass. Mlaa Natalie seemed to be. much prettier than ever from Portland Sua- Needham, Hudson. Mass. Minnie 8. Phoebua, Brooklyn. who Mrs. H. C. Blaelow. Worcester, Mass. Mlaa before. Truly our good ladles know day automoblled the distance Needham. Hudson, Mass F. C. Mary Phoebua. twlit the Johnson, Proprietor. A. B. Clemens, Mass. Brooklyn. how to take care for the Porest and here. Worcester, Mrs C O. Buck and three flowering City (See Nellie M. children, nor Meaales SEASIDE COTTAGE. advertisement In another ooiumn.) Clemens, Worcester, Mass. Montreal. bulbs, leaving out the foliage have held a few victims Lenox E. here Mr. Lewla Biffelow, Worcester, Muss Mlaa 8. B. planta so necessary for an hsrmonl- abouts of late and given Knowlea. Augusta. Me. Thou Walker. Waahlngton. D. C. others many Baileys Island, Ms. Mr E. H. Macduff. Worcester. Mass. Miss ous whole. a scare. Bums, Augusta, Me. Mattle Mary N. 8hepard. Waahlngton. Mrs. F, E. Mr. Miles Macduff. Worcester, Mass. D. C. Schooners Grace Cboate. Albert Wll- Mlsa Viola Cram, Proprietor. Davis, Augusta. Me. Howell O. Mulrahy, who stays In Mr. A. H. Taylor. Augusta, Macduff. Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Frederick Loom lard and 8y1vla Nnnan were anchored Brunswick the greater {See i4mtlMnwnt In another Me. Mrs. Martha In, Montreal. part of the column.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. W. Howell, Worcester, Mlaa In our barber early In the week. time, came home E. W. Black and Marjorla Loomla, Montreal. Sunday for a week Morris, Chicago. son, Maas. Mlaa or ten Mr. Cyril. Roberta Loomla, Montreal. Mlsa Mildred P. Holbrook and Miss days' vacation. and Mrs. Austin F. Mr. Thomaa Mary E. Orosrenor. Mass. Webster, Britt, Augusta, Me. Worcester, r>anlel Loomla. Montreal. Emma J. Ridley were vlaltlng In Mr*. H. E. has Dr. Miss E. M. Lake. Montreal. Harrington returned Chicago. Chaa. F. MacDonald. Boston. Arthur Loomla, Montreal. Brunawlck last week and were given home after the Miss M. E. Lake, Ont. passing winter la Ashawa, Mlas Marie T. Wldmayer, New York. a round of pleasure daring their stay. East Harpawell. ISLAND bTKAMBIW. the summer. Mrs. Root leaves the Island next Friday And will stay with HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. her husband at the city home. Portland Pier. On Sunday afternoon Mr. Charles T. Root left the Island for New York SOUVENIRS. In Effect June 25, 1906. to attend to some business matters. HARP8WELL DIVISION. He will return within a week or ten Many pretty articles for souvenirs be From East. WE may Portland. ARE Qolng READY days. found here, the Lamson Leave Portland. 7.00.10.00 a. m.. 1.20, including Prints, Mr. L. who has been Plaques, 5.10 p. m. Sunday. 9.IS. 10.IS a. m.. fl00, A. Boynton, Steins, Historic Plates and a2.30. Z5.45 p. no. visiting at the Root cottage, left for Leave 10.25 a. Lone Island. 7.25. m., his home In East Orange. N. on I.55, 5.35 p. m. Sunday. 9.40. 10.40 a. m., J., 2.25 p. m. Tuesday afternoon. He will Join his Leave Lone Island (Bast End). 7.25. mother and sister who are going to 10.25 a. m. m.. 2.05. 5.45 p. Sunday, 9.50, With the summer st Shelter spend a. m. Island. The 10.50 m., 2.25 p. Leave Little N. Y. Long- Cnebeague. C7.40. C10.40 a. m.. C2.10, 5.50 p. m. Sunday. C9.55, Mr. H. W11 lard of New Ro- C10.55 a. m.. C2.40 p. m. Gray N. was Leave Cliff Islanu. 7.55. 10.55 a. m.. chelle. Y., among the Saturday 2.25, 5.05 p. m. Sunday. 10.10. 11.10 a. m. arrivals. Mr. Gray was met in Port- fellow Leave Jcnks', Great Chebeague, 8.05, land by Mr. Woodman In his yacht II.05 a. in., 2.35, 6.15 p. m. Sunday, the Mr. a 10.20. 11.20 a. m.. 2.55 p. m. SUMMER FURNITURE "Wlnjcy." Gray is regular Leave Littleflelds. Ureat Chebearue. summer visitor and has a host of 2.15. 11.15 a. m.. 2.45, 5.25 p. m. Sunday, friends at Bailey's. 10.20, 11.20 a. m. Souveoir Leave South Harpswell. 8.40, 11.40 While sailing in a stiff breeze on a. m.. 3.10 8.50 p. m. Sunday. 10.55, 11.55 the gaff of Mr. Woodman's a. m., 3.25 p. m. Thursday, Leave Bailey Island, *9.55. *11.55 a. m.. yacht "Winjoy" snapped. This spar ••2.25, ••7.05 p. m. Sunday, arrive. was the only piece left from the late Plate. ••11.10 a. m.. -*3.40 m. for *12.10. p. yacht "Arthur Franklin." a fact which Arrive Orrs Island. 9.15 a. m.. 12.15, 2.40, 7.20 p. m. Sunday. 8.00 p. m. comically completes the round of To Portland, Going West. mishaps connected with this aged Price 50 Leave Orrs Island, 5.40, 9.25 a. m., 1.80, boat cts. By mail to any place in U. S. 75 2.40 p. m. Sunday, 5.45 a. m. cts. Leave Bailey Island, *8.00. **9.35 a. m., On Thursday afternoon last. a tea •1.50. ••B3.25 p. m. Sunday, **5.05, party was by Miss Root to a ••11.10 a. m.. *12.10. *3.40 p. m. given Leave South 9.50 a. SUMMER party to friends. Tea was served on m., COMFORT. Harpswell. 8.15, 2.05. 4.05 p. m. Sunday. 8.25, 11.25, the broad front piazza of "Tekitisi," B11.65 a. m., 3.55 p. m. the Root The Leave Llttlefleld's. Gt. Chebeague. 8.40. cottage. party included Mrs. 10.15 a. m.. 2.30. 4.30 p. m. Sundays, 6.50, Ordeis by mail or person promptly filled, Clara Louise Burnham. Mrs. 11.50 a. m.. 4.20 p. m. Franklin T. Root. Miss Wells. Miss Leave Jenk's Gt. Chebeacue, 6.50. 10.25 Matilda Wells. Miss a. m.. 2.40 4.40 p. m. Sunday. 7.00 a. m.. Margaret Snively. 12.00 m.. 4.30 m. Miss Muriel T. p. Mr. DeForest F. Snively, FQSS& Leave Cliff Island. 7.00. 10.35 a. m., 2.50. Snively. Dr. Lamp son. Mrs. Lampson. 4.50 p. m. Sunday, 7.10 a. m.. 12.10, 4.30 COMPLETE SONS, Mr. Lawrence Boynton. Miss Root. HOUSEFURNISHERS. *"Lcave Little Chebeague. 7.15. C10.50 Mr. Royal Root. Mr. George Root. m. CONGRESS AND PREBLE a. m., C3.05. C5.05 p. Sunday. C7.25 Miss Esther Root and Miss Seward. STREETS. a. m.. C12.25. C4.45 p. m. Leave Long Island. East End. 7.20. Co., Mr. Cyrus P. Curtis in his steam 10.55 a. m.. 5.10 m. 7.30 Johnston, Bailey 2.10. p. Sunday, yacht the "Machignonne." again a. m.. 12.30. 4.50 p. m. Second Season dropped anchor in Mackerel on Leave Long Island. 7.30. 11.05 a. m.. 190-192 Middle Cove Open June 15 2.20, 5.20 p. m. Sunday, 7.40 a. in., 12.40, St., Portland. Saturday morning. It was his inten- 5.00 m. L10, p. tion to call on Mr. C. T. Root, but as Arrive Portland. 8.00. 11.40 a. m., 3.50. the latter was in he (.00 p. m. Sunday, 8.10 a. m., 1.10, 1.40, NEAR POST-OFFICE. Portland, stayed THB m. but a short time. HAMILTON. 5.15. 5.30 p. SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. Dr. and Mrs. Lampson left last Sat- Chebeague Island, Maine. for their From Portland, Going East. urday home in Hartford. to the Leave Portland. 9.15 a. m., 4.30 p. m.; Conn., unanimous regret of Sunday. 10 a. m.. 6.00 p. m. their large round of acquaintances at Leave Long Island. 9.45 a. m.. 5.00 Bailey's. p. m.; Sunday. 10.30 a. m.. 5.30 p. m. Dow & Leave Sunset. Great Chebeague, 10.05 Pinkham. The fine schooner yacht "Ada." 5.20 10.45 m.. m.. p. m.; Sunday, a. owned by Boston parties, was here S.45 x>. m. FIRE INSURANCE at anchor at Leave Cousins Island. 10.20 a. m.. 5.35 Mackerel Cove Saturday p. m.; Sunday, 11.00 a. m., 6.00 p. m. 35 Exchange St., Portland, Me. morning last. The party had been Leave Island. 10.30 a. m.. Llttlejohns Dwtllinfs, Cettafes, Hotel*, and Seaside Property cruising eastward and were bound for S.45 p. m.; Sunday, 11.10 a. m.. 6.10 p. m. Leave Hamilton's, Great Chebeague. Insured im tie leading companies. home. 10.40 a. m.. 6.55 p. m.; Sunday. 11.20 а. m., 6.20 p. m. Leave Busting Island. 11.05, 11.36 a. m.. б.20, 6.50 p. m.; Sunday, 11.45 a. m., 12.15. William Senter & 6.40. 7.10 p. m. Co., Leave South Free port. 11.20 a. m.. 6.35 p. m.; Sunday. 12.00 m.. 6.55 p. m. JEWELERS South well Arrive Mere Point. 12.00 m., 7.15 p. m.; 51 Harps Sunday, 12.40. 7.35 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, Me. Arrive Birch Island, 12.05, 7.20 p. m.; Charts, Cemfatses, Scuzenir Sfotns, Virws Sunday, 12.50 p. m. t>/ Portland and V'unity. To Portland. Going West. Among the arrivals of Leave Birch 5.50 a. 12.20 Saturday Island. m.f were Mr. and Mrs. m.; 1.50 p. m. George R. Foster, p. Sunday. a. m.. 12.20. 2.15. 4.25. 5.30. «.30. 7.30 p. m. ual Mere a. 12.30 Training school of Philadelphia. of Lisbon Falls. Mr. Foster Leave Point. 6.00 m., For Little and Great Diamond Islands. Is post- 2 m. who is here with his p. m.; Sunday, p. Trefethens and Evergreen Landing*. Pa., summering master in that city. He and his wife Leave Bustins Island. 6.12. 6.55 a. m„ (Peaks Island) and Ponce's Landing parents. Mr. and Mrs. William L. called on friends who 12.55. 1.25 m ; 2.55 m. knew them dur- p. Sunday, 2.25, p. < Long Island)—7.00. 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 a. m.. at South Free a. 1.10 Sayre the Johnson cottage. Daily the time used Leave port. 6.40 m.. 12.15. 1.15, 2.15. 3.15, 4.20. 5.20, 6.15, 7.30 ing they to spend their 2.40 m. Mr. with his Wil- p. m.; Sunday. p. p. m. Sayre young son, summers here and. though obliged to Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague, a—Tuesdays and Saturdays this trip liam. are to be found either fishing cut their 7.15 a. in.. 1.45 p. m.; 3.15 m. stay short, they expect to Srfnday. p. will leave thirty (30) minutes later. or a. cruising in his "Eleanor," come down in Leave Llttlejohns Island. 7.25 m.. b—At the close of the performance at sloop again August. 2.00 3.25 m. which is one p. m.; Sunday. p. the Gem Theater. of the finest crafts at Mr. Leslie Leave Cousins Island. >.35 a. 2.05 Lord, who has been in m., C. W. T. GODING. General Manager. anchor here. Mr. Sayre came to the p. m.; Sunday, 3.35 p. m. New York for a week, returned Tues- Leave Sunset. Great 7.45 island at the close of the school term Chebeague. day accompanied by Mrs. M. E. The newest a. m.. 2.16 m.; 3.50 m. in his and hotel at Island. p. Sunday. p. BAILEY'S I8LAND. city usually remains the who will Chebeague Completed In ever}' detail of mod* Leave Long Island. 8.00 a. m., 2.30 Gurney, spend the season ern appointment and entire season. appliance. Baths and toilets on every floor. p. m.; Sunday. 4.05 p. m. here with her Mrs. Lord. room Large daughter, with polished wood floors, and rugs. Arrive Portland, 8.30 a. m., 3.00 p. in.; Miss Laura J. Ashmore of Philadel- The South Everything absolutely new. All 4.35 m. (Continued from Harpswell Yacht Club chamber furniture of the best Sunday, p. Page 1). phia, Pa., is here for the summer. weathered oak finish, iron beds. Nations.! organized Saturday at a held springs, hair and felt meeting mattresses. Acetylene gas an a—Sailing trip. Miss Ashmore Is principal of the Min- in the new lighting from isolated club building. Arrange- gas plant. A two hundred foot veranda B—Steamer goes east via Orrs Island. Istered at the Seaside. nie Murdock Kendrick school facing the bay scenery. 500 primary ments were talked over and for feet from the best sand Only •—Mackerel Cove Wharf. plans beach in this all on our own Miss Annie of West Philadelphia, one of the lead- such races vicinity, private ••—Old Wharf. Goodnow of the faculty as it is thought can be grounds. Plenty of amusement. Excellent t—For all Cliff ing schools in the Quaker City. The Table. Rates on application. H. landings except Island. of. Wellesley College with Miss Oil- successfully held this summer were L. Littleflelds and Orrs. Hamilton, Proprietor, Chebeague, Me. more of Boston, arrived even- building is named in honor of Mrs. discussed. C—Boat calls on signal only. Monday Officers elected were: an George W. Kendrick, who during her Z—Stops to land passengers only. ing for outing of two weeks at the Commodore, L. H. Spaulding; Vice life time was one of the E. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr. Seaside Cottage. Last year Miss leading Commodore. Charles P. spirits in educational work in that Sherman. Goodnow with a party of young ladles Treasurer, Miss Annie Packard; Sec- CA8CO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. were here at the Haines for charming city. Miss Ashmore has John P. Cottage tary. Thomas; Fleet surgeon, Wiley's Hub Paints been to our Custom House Wharf, the entire season. coming island for several Dr. E. A. Austin; Fleet seasons past. Captain, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Webster of Osceola Currier. Brilliant, and Custom House Wharf, Portland, Me. Mrs. Bemis Tasty who are along Henry and Mrs. Charles Mr. Gilbert of Lasting. In Chicago. 111., traveling Rldgway Jersey City, Time Table Effect July 1st, 1906. Boyden of Spencer. Mass.. are the N. M. PERKINS & the eastern coast for rest and recrea- arrived for the season Saturday. He CO., Agents WEEK DATS. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Starr 8 tion arrived here Saturday last and has Joined his friends at the Auburn FREE STREET. For Foreat (Peaks PORTLAND, MAINE. City Landing will remain a week or more taking at their beautiful summer house here. Colony. Island)—5.45, 6.45. 7.50. 9.00. 10.00, 11.00 Mr. a. m.. 12.00 m.. 12.45 short to the islands. and Mrs. Starr are great enter- 1.45. 2.15, 2.15. trips nearby Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fay of Auburn, Miss Spauldlng has her new sail 4.25. 6.20, 6.20, 7.00, 7.30. 8.10, 9.30. 11.15 are at the Seaside. tainers and during the remainder of They registered who are boarding at Stover boat, the "Slapping Sal. Ill, which ar- Mrs. L. M. the summer season several of their Bibber's, Emery, Toilet Parlors, Return—€.16. 7.20. 11.20. 9.30. 10.20. Rev. M. Irving Reese, rector of the will stay rived from Boston. The new will through August. They have Friday 11.20 a. m.. 12.20. 1.15. 2.15. 2.45. many friends enjoy their hos- been boat was with 2.40, Episcopal church at Milford, Mass., here for fifteen summers and are put through her paces 6.40, €.40, 7.30, 8.25. Mr. Starr's father is by b5.00. 9.00. blO.15, was on the Island pitality. among well her owner same 11.30 p. m. with his wife here known on the Point. the day and it was M. those that will sojourn here. George For Cushlnrs Island—€.45, 7.50, 9.00, for a few days last week. During Miss Matilda decided that more ballast was needed Emery, Chiropodist. 11.00 a. m.. 12.45. 1.45. Miss Edith Cole is Bailey of Portland Marcel Waving a 3.15. 4.25, 5.20. their short sojourn they were resting visiting her was down before she would be equipped for Specialty. €.20. 7.00, 8.10, 9.30 p. m. Mrs. Sunday visiting her broth- Room 54, Y. M. C. A. at the the annex of the aunt. L. Everett Stevens, at her Mr. racing. Building. Return—7.05, 8.05, 9.15, 11.30 a. m., ••Willows," er, Jake Bailey at Basin Take summer home "Breezemere" on Sum- Point Elevator. Both Phones. 1.00, 2.00. 3.60. 4.40, 6.50, 6.50. 7.15, 8.36, Roblnhood Inn. The rector and his Mr. Morton Holmes of m. Mr. Jarvis of Maiden. 9.46 p. are no this island mer Hill. Tyler Farmington has wife strangers to Mass., is his two weeks va- For Little and Great Diamond Island*. Joined Mrs. Tyler at her sum- spending and both admire the rest and seclu- Bradford son of Dr. O. parents and cuisine. Treftthen* and Evergreen Landing*. Massey, Bet- mer The cation at the Bibber cottage as us- and ton home. Happy Thought. He (Peaks Island) Ponce's Landing sion that can be had here. Seven Massey of Philadelphia, who has ual. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. are « arrived Friday. Spanieling (Lone Island)—5.20, 15, 7.00. 8.45. 10.30 were the of been a three week's m years ago they guests spending vaca- entertaining at their their а. 12.16. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20. 6.20. €.20, Mr. Fred who Mrs. George Elliott of East Roches- cottage a9.30 m. Mrs. Mary McGann at her cottage on tion, the guest of his aunt. Miss J. Baxter, arrived at Mr. 7.30. p. the Baxter ter, and her nephew Fred Emerson, friends, and Mrs. James Harris of Return—Leave Little Diamond Island. the sea bank which has since been Massey. at the Inn, and also with his cottage last week, Tues- who of Dover, N. H., are at South Boston, visited them at the Mer- б.20, 7.26. 8.15. 10.05. 11 60 a. m.. 1.35, of to Miss and day, from Boston, brought down a Harps- 8.20, disposed Julia Jones. chums, George Xanthus Smith, well to riconeag last summer. 4.16, 6.25, 6.45, 7.25, 8.66, alO.SS blooded Boston which is stay until Sept. 1. p. m. Jr., at their father's home re- terrier, the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howell and son, here, The motor II was Return—Leave admiration of all dog lovers about Mr. and Mrs. Will Robbing of Lew- launch Canacum Great Diamond Island W. of turned to his home Saturday last. 8.10 Leonard Howell, Worcester, the iston brought down from Boston for Dr. 6.16, 7.20, 10.00. 11.45 a. tn„ 1.30, Mr. Point. The dog Is a large one are stopping for a short time at Mass., who have been here for some Young Massey during his school 3.16, 4.10, 6.2<). 6.40, 7.20, 8.60, alO.SO and of unusual color for this the Solid Comfort McCandless and arrived at the pier p. m. years always spent his vacations with breed, cottage. time will spend the remainder of their a here Sunday. Mr. Joel of Return—Leave Trefethens aunt at the being bay. He proudly wears a Mr. of Shepard landing outing with Mrs. Beede. his Inn. At the present Floyd Philbrick Hebron ar- the River 6.10, 7.16, 8.05, 9.65. 11.40 a. m.. 1.25. heavy brass studded Fore Engine Co., and the 3.10. time he is in the employ of John P. black collar rived Saturday for a weeks visit at 4.05. 6.16. 6.36. 7.15. 8.45. al0.25 p. m. Mrs. D. J. Darling of Lincoln. Mass., bearing the name of his Morse Bros, brought her down mak- Return—Leave Ellison, wood merchant of Philadel- owner. the Strout House. Evergreen Landing 6.05, Miss Belle of ing only one stop at the Isles of 8.00. 9.60, 11.35 a. m Darling Westboro, The motor launch Lin 7.10. 1.20. 1.00, phia, it being his intention of engag- wood, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dascomb are 3.00. 3.60, 4.40, 6.60. 6 8.35 m. Mass.. Miss Ethel Borden of Dorches- Moody Shoals, Saturday night. Mr. 60. 7.16. p. in that Frank L. owner was In Shepard Return—Leave Ponce's ing business. Bailey, put entertaining Mr. Woodward of Frank- remained here for Landing 6.65, ter, Mass., and Miss Elsie M. Baker commission last a few days to see 7.00. 7.60, 9.40. 11.26 a. m.. 1.10. 2 3.60. Mr. L. Wednesday. for week. 65. of are at the Everett Stevens Is spending lin, Mass., the that the boat was in order. al0.16 m. Boston, Mass., here perfect 6.00. €.20. 7.00, 8.30. p. a short An accident occurred on Perkins cottage for a vacation of life vacation with his wife at their Judge The yacht Alfreda of the Bunker SUNDAYS. Sherman's launch last and cottage "Breezemere." Mr. Stevens, week when the Hill Yacht Club, which was anchored MERRY For Foreat City (Peaks pleasure. shaft YACHTING PARTY. Landing business affairs will not engine was broken. It was here for a 11.00 a. m permit him few days, left Tuesday I#land)—7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, The summer colony of this Island taken to Portland 12.20. 1.16, 2.16, 3.15. 4.26. €.30, 7.30, to take an extended Saturday by Mr. morning. The were a Mr. 6.30, has no more ardent than outing. boys jolly "Billy" Souviney Give# His 9.30 p. m. yachtsman Clarence White and a new Prof. E. 8. Sumner and one will crew and made visit* to the For Cushlnrs 9.00, 11.00 Louis R. Sayre of the Central Man- wife of frequent Friends A Rare Treat. Island—8.00. probably be sent down at once. stores on Worcester, Mass.. are here for an out- the point where they never Mrs. ing at Mrs. Beede'a, the Robert E. Peary has returned tired of raiding the pie counters and On Sunday afternoon. Mr. William Bonnyvlew, from on Summer Hill. Prof. Sumner Is Washington. D. C., and is again Ice cream tables. Souviney chartered Capt J. Orman an at her summer home on Bibber's schooner "Sachem" organist of note. Eagle Island. Advertised letters as follows await yacht. She was accompanied by her and gave a party of seventeen frlenda Mr. Albert Newman of New York, mother. their owners at the Post Office:— Mrs. Dietrich. a delightful sail among the beautiful with his mother. Mrs. Mary Newman, Mrs. E. D. Adams, Miss Ethel E. Ben- Mr. P. W. islands of Casco Bay. Walter of Milton, Mrs. May Phlloon with her Wilson, cashier of the nett. 2; Miss R. A. Coolldge. Oeorgo Capt. Spencer National Merriman had command of the craft son, James, of Auburn. Me., and Mr. Bank of Spencer, Eustls. Mrs. O. A. Gillette. J. A. has been and was ably assisted Wallace Copland and Miss Deborsh Mass., spending ten days Murphy. Frank H. Platts, Miss Daisy by first-mate, Cases. at Mr. L H. E. Willis Merriman. Emergency Blossom of Turner, who are visiting Scott's cottage. Mr. Parker, E. A. Soloman. Mrs. O. N. and Mrs. Scott Among the party were; Miaees at Orr's Island, spent Wednesday last and Mr. Wilson en- Shepard. George Teague. at joyed a sail to Ruby Stover, Hattie Plnkham. Nettie Rosemont cottage, the guests of Ournet Bridge Sun- It Is a pleasure for all South for Autoists, Travel- Mrs. day with Mr. E. Phllbrlck. Annie Patten. Hattie John- Newman and Mrs. who J. Starr of Bailey Harpswell to be able to wel- Porter, who people son, Gertrude McLain. Lillian are summering there. Island, Is a neighbor of come Hamll- lers and Mr. again In our midst Mr. snd Mrs ton. Edith Cottagers. Wilson's. The latter R. Clement, Christine Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Claud R. Johnson returned to A. Becket of Montreal, who are Annie Spencer Tuesday afternoon Haddon, and Isabel Haddon, have moved Into their new after a stopping at the Ocean View Hotel for cottage most delightful Messrs. Wm. W. Souviney. Willis Contains needed which has outing. the raid-summer. son everything Just been completed by our Their Mr. Merriman, Walter local Miss Lowell of Merriman. Thomas for "first aid" case contractor Charles 8. Thomas. the Somervllle Frank Becket of New York having Dunn. Prank in of Library, L. Bailey and Jack Mr. Charles A. Oilman Somervllle, Mass., Is visit- joined them last week, the guests Sharon. of Lewlston, ing at Dr. will wounds or accidents. Me., owner of Lambert's camp at the old doubtless be treated to some the Sea Cliff cottage Basin on mill. Cove. music as Mr. Becket senior Is a well Maiden Lane, was here on the la- AUCOCISCO HOUSE. Mr. O. Van known musician a sizes land one day last week. Vlack and daughter. and critic, while 3 Mlas Carrie Andrews his son Is a and excellent Prof. Sydney T. of Ftahklll on pianist Continued from Pace 2. Small Skldmore, professor the Hudson, are at the singer. 50c of physics and at Oermanla for chemistry tt)a Phila- their twelfth season. .00 Normal Mr. Harold Bartlett, who has been he la atlll Large fx delphia school for girls, is ex- telling flah stories. A crowd of one In Auburn for a few Complete $3.50 pected any day to Join his wife and hundred and forty days, returned The seven to the young people at the House and daughter, who are people left here on the after- Young cottage Friday. thoee summering here noon from the nearby are at the Wells boat Sunday, most of Mr. cottages cottage. Prof. Skldmore whom Charles M Hays, general man- enjoying the Is a were evening amusements great disciple of Emerson. excursionists. Adding about ager of the Grand here. H. one Trunk railway sys- Euchre and whist parties and H. HAY'S hundred more who were on SONS, It was stated In the tem. landed here with a games of all kinds make last week's pier, but did not Sunday the tlma Middle Street. and Palota. Breeze" that It was go aboard the boat party of twelve pass Drop the Intention of makes a Including his family quickly. Bridge whist Is Mr. total of 247 who were and popular Franklin T. Root to return to gather- friends. They sailed down In a with the ladles st the the er there, a sufficient number house. and Island early In August to to All sloop yacht from Cushlngs Island, scarcely a day paeees spend every Inch of space avsllable. without a ten days and return with bit where Mr. Hays la summering at the game. wife Miss Edith to New York. It haa since been Prentiss of Ottawa. The party took dinner at Bertha K. learn- who Haverhill, the Hooper of Vermont, 111., ed however that business Mass., has been visiting Mlas Merrlconeac and expressed them- duties wfll Helens registered here Monday. She in- detain Mr. Root all flpauldlng, has returned selves delighted with Its tends the remainder of home. situation to stay until September 1. V boys" a hard The game will be Mr. Carlton fight. Little field, who is em- theme sower the sowing the seed alike. Later In the season a called at 3 p. m. ployed at the Portland party Company, whom he as a active will Roswell Hamilton a pictured busy, make a tramping trip In the is erecting spent afternoon and Sun- man Saturday doing his appointed work White Mountains. around wire fence on the five acre lot of Mr. with his and regard- Evenings day parents, Mr. Mrs. A. less of consequences. Miss Alberta Need ham of Hudson, Mass., which R. Llttlefleld. the Are place in the living room in McCloud a violin solo as a is on the main road the played Wychmere cottage are enlivened by adjoining Mr. Eben E. Bates has most Just had a prelude acceptably. stories from Jos. Small of U. S. residence of Capt. Benj. Hamilton. It one the and one-half power motor in and Mrs. is understood Mr. Needham may put Mr. Sougatt of Lawrence, Life Saving service or Capt. Mayo or his boat. She was put In commission Mass., were the welcome guide instruc- erect a fine cottage on his property last among very George Moses; while week and Mr. Bates is now arrivals at tion in time for occupancy next year. Mr. ready Bustlns this week. and practice in sailing the iris to scour the bay for or and Mrs. Needham with their pleasure Miss M. B. Patterson and handling the power SUPPLEMENT daugh- profit. of the Waum- boat, Wych- ter, Bertha are at the Hill Crest for bec had as week end guests, Mr. L. mere. as well as in the use of the Mrs. Carrol Curit left canoes JULY 1906 their outing. for Rock- A. McGowan a real estate man of offered beautiful pastime, and THURSDAY, 26, land useful Mrs. A. L. Grannell with her two Friday, being called there sud- Portland, Mr. P. F. Connally, clerk knowledge and the glow of denly by a which health on children, who have been visiting her message brought of the Maine Steamship Co., and the boy's faces proves again has been some the sad news of her that Casco making improvements parents, Mr. and Mrs. George East- father's death. Joseph M. McGowan, of Connery and Bay air is wholesome. Mr. Jeremiah Hamilton was The about the place, clearing the scrub man at North Conway, N. H., for two related to McGowan of Portland. Camp is under the management and bushes from the new land. many of the residents here, of D. B. weeks returned Tuesday. She was among Mrs. Elmira Keyes and son from Macmillan. Capt. Alfred Mayo them being his James and Clifton A. Towle I. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Currier of accompanied to the island by her brothers, M., Auburndale are at the with George Chebeague John A., and Norumbega Moses Mechanic Falls are entertaining Mas- sister. Miss Clara Eastman and her Benjamin. He owned lor a few days. of North Gorham. ter considerable property on the island Herman Richardson of that clty grandmother, Mrs. May Eastman, who Mr. Mr. G. H. D. and lived for J. H. Blbo, of Woodbury, N. J., L'Amoureux, principal and Miss will remain for a visit. here years being loved of Ruth Herrick of Brockton, one of the summer Tralpe Academy, Kittery, Maine, and respected by all who knew him. colony here, has Camp Ola. Mass.. for a week at Camp Sunset. The citizens and boarders of Grea; has been the guest of Professor W. His brothers John A. and delightfully entertained many of the This little The Benjamin N. Donovan for a week. camp in the thick pine strollers at "Camp Iownit" en- Chebeague were greatly cottagers on his fine motor at entertained attended'the funeral, which was held boat, woods of Soule's grove, calls forth joyed a deep sea fishing trip with in observing the "set-up of the different times. The Misses from his late residence In Fishing parties, trips Bakerman, daughters of the admiration of the Strol^ Rockland Rev. guests of Che- Capt. Seabury Tuesday last going ers" of Camp Iownlt. There seemed Sunday afternoon. to the main land, and visits to the Dr. Bakerman of Chelsea. Mass.. beague. It is owned by Master Cyril out to Half Way rock. The to be no confusion as every one waii different islands In the have who have been their boys Mr. R. bay been visiting sister. Bissell. At the entrance is an were all anlous for the Pennington Sinkinson of the Mrs. orna- honors; but detailed for his respective work, udi enjoyed through his courtesy. W. N. Donovan, have gone to mental of manner New York Edison Co's. construction sign pine cones which reads the in which W. A. Theiling dar the supervision of Prof. Partridge their summer home at Lake Winne- arrived Master Herman Bibo met "Camp Ola." lx>se care all ye who and Wm. E. Bunton hooked the finny late of a traveling show. department, Sunday for two with pesaukee, N. H. weeks at his an accident enter here." The is made tribe, each 17 left little en- father's home here. His quite while wrestling with bungalow securing The Strollers carry the largest out* of and ornamented with for the j brother, Mr. James O.. returned Sun- one of his boy triends. He (ell in matting pine couragement other members fit of of the on the Is- any campers his such a as LOSS OF cones. Comfortable rustic seats are of the party. Altogether about fifty day, leaving wife, two children way to injure one of the SCHOOLER land. and it reminded the oldest in« | nerves scattered the and were secured. and maid here to remain Au- in his right arm. At present HARD throughout grove habitants of the old-time traveling through ON OWNERS. all visitors are gust. he goes about with it in a welcomed. Ice cold Mrs. Frederick J. llsley of Congress circus to town. sling. coming Mr. lemonade is always on tap and boiled street spent several of this week S. B. Kelsey. assistant post- (Continued from first days The camp is conposed of such prom- Page.) lobster and green corn dispensed at Amordale. master of Portland, Mr. Sheehan. inent young men as W. E. Bunton, weekly. Many delightful hours are Supt. of the mailing department, and Capt. and Mrs Simeon Smith spent William Theiling. Brown, he saw a whiled away at Camp "Ola." Stanley Mr. Barrows, were the guests on big ship coming out of the several days of last week at Great Clarence Parsons. Clarence Schnetzer about 100 Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. fog yards away. He had Island, the guests of G. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mansfield Chebeague W. Chickering W. O. Part- i hardly time to call to the men below Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Charleson. Jr. Mr. J. J. his and are mourning the loss of their ridge, They go camping yearly Gray enjoys weekly get them on deck when, with a Mrs. in various well-known of the visits here. His two motor boats are a year old child. Virene Leona, Stephen Gould and daughter. places rush large steamer struck the Miss lsabelle Gould New England states and were always to be seen in these vessel a who |»assed away Monday evening of Portland have Anally parts. glancing blow amidships been to I at their home. The funeral was the guests of Mrs. Enoch Rose persuaded try Chebeague at the Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby visited and with a broken broadside she fill- held during the i*ast week. suggestion of Messrs. Bunton and Mr. Crosby's sister, Mrs. William ed and sank in about Wednesday afternoon when Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Rickards of three minutes. Theilinz, who joined the camping out- Quick action on the kind feelings of their friends ! Among tne recent guests at Amor- 1 Carberry, Sunday. the part of the fit Wakefield. Mass., are at Green Lodge were dale the summer home of after summering on the island for men resulted in a boat expressed by many floral tok- Capt. and for a few Rickards con- Camp Wychmere has begun its being launched, the seasons. days. Mr. is ens. The of the Mrs. Oscar past eight : season but it was the waves sympathy communi- Charleson are Mrs. Moses nected with a large shoe manufactur- fourth with the largest enroll- swamped by out to Gould and Miss The Routine of the Life" from the bow of the steamer. ty goes the bereaved ones, who Florence Gould or "Simple ing concern in Brockton and Mrs. ment in its history. The following The | men are afflicted lost an the Eastern is broken the salutation to tl*> now all jumped and were doubly having Promenade, Mrs. Louise only by Rickards has been organist at the boys are enjoying Bustin Is- picked up child two Plummer of Mr. steamer by the chief gunner Parsons land 11.e; P. by Captain Toothaker who bad only just years ago Woodtords, Gilman Baptist church. Wakefield, assisting Morgan Hunter, Morris- and Mr. Oscar with his who return previously got clear in a small Mr. H. C. Westervelt of Philadelphia, Seabury of Pine cannon, in If her father, Geo. F. Wilson, the choir town, Pa.; O. A. Lochr&ne, Nashville, dory. answered our courteous The steamer, which who is summering at his cottage at street, Portland. by captala director. Mr. Wilson is director of Tenn.; B. Kemp Llttlepage, Charles- proved to be the of steamer Vaderland of the Red the west end with his iamily is away Miss Charlotte Usley of Congress Taylor Maquolt. music in the public schools of Bever- ton. W. Va ; Norman Hunt, Reading, Star line, circled in the and for a few days. street is passing two weeks at Amor- ly and Wakefield. Mass.; Nathaniel Clark Reed. So. fog took the men All the members are gifted with ev after dale where she Is the So. aboard they had nearly been Mr. and Mrs Wesley Bates and guest of Miss (eptional talents and have concerts Miss Florence Festerson leaves Weymouth, Mass.; Stanley Heald. drawn down by the suction of are located at Mildred Gorman. Weymouth, Mass.; Thomas Kerr, New their family pleasantly every atternoon and evening and the Green Lodge for her home Brooklyn, own York; D. W. Abercrombie. Jr., Wor- vessel. The survivors were their summer home purchased last On Wednesday the Elizabeth Wads- 1 honograph can be heard at all hour*, X. Y. July 23 after a three weeks* J cester, Mass.: Uw- landed in New York. year. Mr. Bates drives a handsome worth of the D. A. R. was en- where are eeted an visit. Clifton Suggatt. Chapter they g by appre- From that a tertained rence. Mass.; Cole Porter. Peru, Ind., city long distance tele- light turn-out. by Mrs. Oscar Charleson at ciative audience coni|>osed o. so- .»ir. E.a. 1*. Kmerson. wi.e, son and William P. phone message was sent to E. G. her summer home Great the or Rutter, l-4iwrence, Mass.. .Mrs. ueriranu uougniy or Boston is Chebeague. journers of islands the sum- I daughter, who have Pinkham at been visiting I)r. Alfred C. Clifford, Har- South Harpswell advis- the summer with Mrs. John Carriages and motor boats met the mer colony. Fourtln Philadelphia; passing and wife at the Maplewood. old S. ing him of the disaster. Those on Rose. party at the wharf and conveyed them Randlett, Winchester, Mass.; Willard Hamilton principal at the leave for home board the ill fated now to the Monday. Emil Bacharach. Boston; Seymour schooner, who house where their hostess was High school at Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Nichols of Caribou. Me., and one The are at the consider themselves to have es- waiting to greet them. The house following Sunset Goodman. New York; William Had- lucky Boston will the month of Au- of the popular members of our sum- for an caped with their lives were: s|»end was most Cottage outing: Mrs. Merrill ley, Webster, Mass.; Harry Wiggln, John A. tastefully decorated with mer in is at gust at the Sunnyside House. Jenk4 colony years past present and Chaperon. Mrs. Dixon, Jr.. Martha Boston. Toothaker. Capt.; Albert H. Douglass. bunting. flags, evergreen and cut in Landing. Chicago studying law. Mr. Hamil- Soule. Viola Dixon. Ix>ulsa Ralph Pinkham. Thomas of flowers. A delicious shore dinner Talbot. The Camp fleet of sailing dories are Boyd Miss will visit ton was an active member of the Clara South Ervln Berra of Portland was served on the Dixon, Dorothy Abbotts, Emma very and the Harpswell. Hamilton of spacious piazzas Chebeague ball nine second popular triangle course William Miss Brenda Sinkinson for the month. and a covering Dixon. May Allen. Phyllis Plummer off the island Chebeague. Latham of Ix>n* delightful day passed by the base and his is the scene of hard during management the and Beth Soule. enter- Island and William who On Stave Island for the summer party. The guests returned to the Sunday they fought races almost every One Doughty fang were considered the best nine tained Mrs. day. lived on board. are Mr. and Mrs. William McXair of on the late boat Charles Dixon, Senior, or two sea city voting the out- in this His absence this deep fishing trips are made The bay. year 1* Mr. Charles Dixoh. Junior, Mr. an