VOL. XVI NO. 3
SIIVORD FISHING CLIFF ISLAND FIRST TRIPS PAID WELL THIS ISLAND YEAR. NOW NEARLY FILLED jVITH SUMMER RESIDENTS. Schooners Marjorie Dorcas Turner, Tea at Aucocisco House Last and Albert Black Shared Friday $154, $124 a Great Summer and $122 Success. Goods Respectively. REFRIGERATORS u —- A'.:cocisco House. You find our store attractive and full The return of the headliners of the "The Kind that Save Ice" Casco Bay Undoubtedly the L,:ggest socal event swordfishing fleet last yet to have of merchandise that will interest week a happened on tne island you brought pecuniary reward or &t the hotel was that of the somewhat commensurate with the Tea •"Nuf Said" ha- at the zards of the Cai|BaDt hotel Friday after- business to at least three noon. vessels and Proprietress Mrs. Kemp Bat- their crews. The Marjo- chtiior SOUVENIRS r!e Turner gave this tea especially to the Goods Right had one hundred fish, island was out five people, all the summer resi- weeks, and sold in Port- dents of Metal Novelties Fir the island being invited. The and Pillows land for about 20 cents per pound, Bags -Prices hotel rooms were and Right sharing $154 per man. The Dorcas daintily pret- tily decorated with green ferns and Fountain Pens had a fare which netted her crew roses, the piazza filled with a Terms $124 each and the Albert Black, the being Right mass of these sweet-scented Kodaks and "lucky" ship, shared $122 each. The flowers. Fine What more Supplies Stationery Edmund Black, manned a charming background by Bailey could be found for the Remember we have Island crew mostly, had a run of hard many beautiful and •Iresses worn? of luck and as a Some these gowns Developing Printing result only netted $5c were needed for per man, her fish especially attractive, such as everything selling for 15 cent? that Books of Kind of Mrs. Haynes, who was dress- Every Magazines the cottage and bunga- Leather low. Goods Tennis Outfits Golf Goods R. S. DAVIS CO. Brass Novelties The Complete Homefurnishers Cor. Exchange and Federal Streets Loring, Short & Harmon F. E. HASKELL, Treasurer Monument Sq.
Peaks 3 a I a it & %nuse iSalplt t. SUiuie, iftmuiger YACHT Peaks Ifalmtb : : : UJasm lBait. fWaiite NOW OPEN THE PEACEFUL SCENE AT MACKEREL COVE, BAILEY ISLAND "" — ______per pound. The vagaries of the fish ed in a [ in youthful gown of white or- Famous for their habits are seen by the fact | years "" "" gfidy lr WHITES< when .the | tucked; Miss Dorothy Batche- C£-*» ^ I. f^hat Albert Blark had be°n a for its liberal man- out three or four handsomely amhroH.ered weeks, she was voile. Miss Margaret Sellman in a spoken by the Edmund Black and re- green charmeuse with duchess agement, superb ported only a few fish taken. Three lace, In Mrs. Batchelor in a de- Semi-Gloss and Flat. days after that a pink point location and fine Gloss, Made during lucky spell sprite and Miss she took 09 more while Mary Carye Batche- fish, the Ed- lor in an eld mund Black fashioned gown of blue shore dinners. Ev- saw and took but one voile for service around salt water. daintily trimmed with old Irish especially during that period. The vessels were lace. There were in all over erything modern. within miles of one thirty- thirty another at three island Make your boat a of as the time. people present. Accommodates 500. thing beauty Among those there were the About twenty five vessels from dif- Misses ferent Smith, Miss Mary Wright, D. Goodwin booklets well as points in Maine now go to the Rates, and Searles, Mr. G. O. Mr. John pleasure. swordfishing grounds and most of Whitney, Wyer, Miss Margaret Mrs. floor on them are away at present on their Sellman, plans ap- Williams Haynes, Miss second trip, which takes them off Dorothy and the plication. The Yellow Front Paint Store Nova Scotia coast for some weeks. Capt. Frank Doughty of the Ed- (Continued on Page 5) mund Black being ill, his place is taken by his brother, Sinnett Doughty, forded great pleasure to all those who 47 EXCHANGE ST. this trip. While on the way here PEAKS Conn.; Mrs. Emile Rev, New York; ISLAND HOUSE attended. There are now ov
DRUGS KODAKS Bring or Bond your Film* for Developing, Printing and Enlarging Entrance to Wlldwood Inn. The Simmons Oamtmnd 8hore and Chicken Dinners Afternoon Tea Store, Sand Beach, Bath Houses, Suits to Let. 500 Foot for motor 633 Bathing landing Congress St., opp. Lafayette Hotel, Portland, Me. boats at all tides. Agentn for Page Bhaw'n, Fish, Dutch Dainties and ApoMo Candles WILD WOOD INN WILDWOOD PARK, CUMBERLAND FORESIDE SODA CANDY Wildwood Inn is the only place under personal management of English Tea Room, excepting 609 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Speaking of 8harks: Here Is a Mackerel Shark, or Horse Mack- erel, caught by two Casco Bay fishermen last summer, which Is about Haskell & double the size of Jones those recently taken off Boston. This fish weighed Company 550 MONUMENT pounds. 8everal of this species have been harpooned off Bailey A A TOOHEY SQUARE Island this summer and shipped to Portland and Boston, where they are canned for food, the labels reading "Tuna" when they reach the Reliable for Men and market. These sharks are harmless to human beings, or supposed Women's Wear Apparel Boys 'to be, anyway. The-Editors would not wish to guarantee'the-safety of bathers In their in company without stipulating an equitable Insur- Distinctive Deiign and ance rate. Qyality 568 CONGRESS ST. PORTLAND, ME. [ Wood. South Orange, N. J.; Mrs. Douglas Swift, Miss Eleanor Swift, Maplewood, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. ! Island i Von Blarsom, Paterson, N. J. and Bailey ! Woodbine Cottages | J MRS. HUMPHREY S. SINNETT, Prop. JOHNSON & LEEMAN Dr. Harriet Burnett and Miss Kath- CASCO BAY'S j LEADING GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE ! arine Burnett of East Orange, N. J., Bailey Island, Maine. We have everything needed for the and our meat Robin Hood Inn. arrived at their the table, department | Friday cottage This popular house was is the best in Casco All our boarding among Bay. vegetables are received Stove The season at Robin Hood Inn was Anoatock, for the rest of the season. the first to open its doors for the enter- and daily. Fireplace Wood. Our new auto truck assures the trade of opened with a bridal party from ! Mrs. H. B. Twombly of Summit, N. J., taining of guests. Location ideal, being service. prompt at the head of the famous Trenton and now another young mar- is their guest tor the summer. Dr. Mackerel ] Cove. Fine table supplied with the best BAILEY'S ISLAND TELEPHONE ried are 8011-2. MAINE couple staying here, Mr. and I Burnett, Miss Burnett and Mrs Twom- obtainable. Bathing, Boating and Fish- Mrs. CHas. I. Chatfield, of Richmond i hly motored up from East Orange via ing near the house. Rates and circulars Hill, L. I., N. Y. i Boston and Framingham, stopping at on application. Tel. C15. The guests are enjoying themselves ithe various beaches on the way up. in different ways. Thursday they : They had fine weather and a very en- went to New Meadows Inn and they ; joyable trip. Bail have had several card parties. ! Mrs. Anna Tracy ana tne Misses The JOHNSON y Island, Maine Mr. John M. Adams of Roland and of Lew- The First National Bank of H. F. Park, I Josephine Carolyn Tracy Portland AND COTTAGES JOHNSON, Proprietor Baltimore, Md„ is spending his sec- ! iston, Me., are spending the summer Open June 15 to October 1 ond summer on at 'at the View THE OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN THE Bailey Robin Hood Bay cottage. CITY Enlarged capacity.- Beautifully lo- Inn. His sister is Mrs. Everett Misses Margaret and Elizabeth cated at the south end of the island j near Liittle Harbor. Adams who has been at the Inn for Sheehan of Lewiston spent a week and Over The Johnson | Capital Surplus and cottages contain about but will not be here this i with Mrs. at the forty many years Tracy Bay View. ONE MILLION rooms, all pleasant and airy. Thor- year. Messrs. William and James Tracy DOLLARS oughly modern, toilets, bath, etc. Table The arrivals to date at this house ! and Miss May Tracy of Lewiston, 1110- supplied with best market Invites New Deposit Accounts and Personal affords. Sea food a are: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. tored down and spent a few at Interviews. specialty. Fresh Sawyer, | days milk, eggs, poultry and vegetables the on Brookline, Mass.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Bay View with Mrs. Tracy, raised the premises. Bathing. I. Chatfield, Richmond Hill, Long Is- j Mr .and Mrs. E. J. Starr of Spen- Boating and Fishing. New Dirt Tennis Courts, ltates on land, N Y.; Miss A. L. Woodman, I cer, Mass., motored up from their tion. applica- New York i home to That Red City; Mrs. L. A. Smith, spend the summer at the Dragon Shop H. F. JOHNSON, Boatbuilder New York City; Miss Nellie P. Cha- ] Starr cottage. of unusual things from aiound the world. Repairing Promptly Done pin, New York City: Rev. John A. I Mrs. W. H. Hathaway and son 628 Chapin, Doon. New Hampshire; Miss : Frank of Worcester, Mass., are the Congress St., Portland, Maine Juliet J. New York Dr. L. guests of Mrs. Starr at the Starr OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY rf»Y Tl~? T Jonas, City; T/"AX I 'I A Occupies a When a f~~l li. Ml T\ commanding situation at the M. Robinson, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. i Cottage. you hive few leisure moments come in and our stock. i /IVIr,^ X southern and inspect C/\JL/ most picturesque end of the and Mrs. H. P. Miss Doro- Miss Ellen Starr has left a Husband, j the Island BAILEY ISLAND. island—within short walk of either MAINE. or bnv shore. thy Chicago, 111; Miss Sarah and is at for : : The Homestead table Husband, visiting Northport, Me., ! Island Prof, Mann assisted his eldest I Park and sister, Philadelphia, Pa.; ! a week, but will return to the Starr CASCO BAY •wiu service son in putting the finishing touches to YARNS are Miss Ida Stoll, Camden, N. J. ! Cottage after her visit. J j his new launch. The craft is expect- homelike Miss Shull has lett for her home, ! The occupant of the and in Mooring ed to have a of seventeen alB were speed New Bcok by Williams regretting that she had to leave Rob- much excited over the building knots Haynes. respects and will be one of the fastest "Casco excellent. in Hood Inn and Miss Massey's hos- ! of a fish pool in front of the cottage, Bay Yarns"—it suggests beats in the bay. The work on the Fresh It is she will return i Mr. and Mrs. Burnham thisl retired sea captain on the wharf pitality. hoped Dempster boat was started in New milk. Jersey by and the old fisherman in his next season once more. worked over it from Sunday the 9th the uory. vegetables j father and son and was freighted There is a and finally completed it on the follow- smack of the salt sea- from our to Portland and taken to Baileys breeze in it own The Johnson. ; ing Saturday. The pool is irregular and the whisper of the where it is being completed. over the garden. The guests at this hotel are in shape, and will hold pines rocky ledges against Tennis enjoy- ; gold fish, pond Those who desire the best in frozen which the surf breaks and Court. ing themselves thoroughly at card lilies, etc. ices white trade at Stetson's. The Stetson ! It Illustrated' parties, fishing and deep sea fishing I Miss Esther Root has been to Bos- foaming. hints of a pirate's buried Quality ice cream is unequalled. Their treasure liooklet. and ton for an on her and and of the smugglers' parties, sailing parties. Many opeiation eye line of souvenirs will also hiding appeal to place, of and OHtN take the beautiful walks the Island returned shipwrecks of JUNE 15th to OCTOBER 1st Wednesday. you. mermaids, THOMAS E. and it reminds us of sea HAZELL affords and are much charmed with j Mr. Wallace Bryant, an artist of The deep fishing Public Library has been open- and the place. Boston. has been a parties jolly picnics. Mass., painting ed and books may now be obtained There have been a number of ar- picture of Miss Burnham and sketch- "Casco Eay Yarns" is the titie on Wednesdays and Saturdays from of rivals to date and more are expected. ing different pictures of Mr. A. C. a new Dook by Williams three to five. This library his quite Haynes. in The guests arriving during the past Burnham's house and its surround- it the author has kept all the a few books already and the money prom- week are: Mr. R. S. Leard, Portland, ings. ises of his obtained from the production of the suggestive title. Driftwood ,iail^illK,"n" Dr. and Mrs. Win. Mrs. S. J. Starr and Miss Isa- On Sea Ocean Side. Me.; Lilliendahl Mary musical "Fannie no two readers will Cliff, Open to comedy, Brown of Probably agree 25. Sept. and son. Sea Gate, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. bella Starr of Springfield, Mass., have which of the j Superb View from 60 foot Portland Town,"' will go towards buy- "yarns" is best. There I Porch James N. Mr. opened their The on Fahlberg, Brooklyn. Y.; cottage, Tides, ing more. is the story of Captain Ed Linscott, i Thoroughly good table and comfortable and Mrs. Edgar B. Newton Maiden Lane for the rest of the sea- the rooms overlooking surf. Sampson, York landing is some old who suspected I son. receiving lobsterman, New dining room seats Highlands, Mass.; Mrs. A. F. Atwood, the were 60. much needed repairs. A great many boys tampering with his Winter address Nov. to Newton Miss A. L. Mr. R. H. Woodman has re- j May 10, Eustis Highlands, Mass.; just of thp rotten boards which have been pots. Next comes the tale of the i Fin. Atwood, Newton Mass. turned from a two weeks' cruise up Mrs. Highlands, there so long have been taken out and superstitious John Sylvester of Bai- A. McK. Gulliver, Proprietor. the coast of Maine in his Wind- yawl. new ones substituted, so that the ley's Island, who consulted an Indian Woodbine. joy. He stopped at the various har- wharf is now safe should a large fortune teller where he should dig for The season this is late in com- bors on the way up and went as far year crowd get on it for any reason. pirate gold and then—but it would at this house. as Penobscot Bay. Me bad fine weath- mencing However, not be fair to tell what befell him. some guests have arrived and more er and a delightful trip. His two Orr's Ladies' Summer Felts at '•Eustis." Island people will probably say ! are booked, who are sure to be daughters. Miss Margaret Metz and | pleas- that the delightful love story with the ! ed with Mrs. Sinnett's fine manage- Mr. Stuart Ford him. ROBIN accompanied unexpected turn at the end which is HOOD INN I ment of the oldest on of East —Proprietor— I hotel Bailey Miss Josephine Thorp j RHUBARB SEASON IS HERE laid on their island is the best. "The I The ideal Island. The arrivals at this hotel Grange, N. J., has just opened her Cruise of the location on the Souse" is the humorous ! on the east end Island—situated are: Miss Winifred Vere cottage on the Sea Bank for the re- and in full view of the Samuel, Two Excellent Methods of record of a camping trip Mr. ocean. Beautiful mainder of Preparing Haynes pine groves and walks Summit, N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. F. Ed- the season. This Most and his | around the house. Healthful of All the brother-in-law, Batch- i The house is modern in mund Edmunds and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Streuli of Kemp every family, Cynwyd, Summer elor made two summers ago in a respect—toilets, baths and sewer- Pa.: Mrs. E. H. Plainfield, N. J., are the of Vegetables. tiny j age. Powell, Philadelphia, guests boat that "suffered from Mrs. at alternately Pa.: Miss Ida K. Meyer, Barker the Breakers for the I asthma Rates and Philadelphia, If and hiccoughs." Circulars upon Pa.; Miss B. L. Baltimore, summer. rhubarb is rightly cookcd it is as application Kingsbury, | true mi 1J1J1VUI11 clcan and Hardly "yarns," but no less Open June 15 Md. lVl^Illt-1 lil i>t t*\> I UII, bright and purifying at to September 15 j interesting, are the chapters in which Mass., spent Sunday with his fam- spring sunshine. And since it is about Long Distance j Mr. Haynes tells in his Telephone in the House The Willows ily at their cottage. 9."i per ccnt water, tlie is hard- fascinatingly cooking the have arrived j interesting style story of Casco Many people during Mis. Robert Heehner wishes to cor- ly tuore than the of water— I ibp heating Bay. This is the first time the ro- past week and the house is almost rect a mistake made in how the first num- yet poor, stringy, and unpalatable mantic of the has full. This is very to ber. j history Bay been encouraging It was said that she was it sometimes is as spend- some people cook it. collected. Mr. Haynes spent many E. E. Mrs. Johnson who expects a good her first summer on Bailey island, Maine ing Bailey, which If we want our weeks in the Maine SINNETT I season. The arrivals are: Mr. and rhubarb shredded to Historical So- was untrue. For eleven years she ha* J DEALER IN FIRST CLASS Mrs. Thomas the lust thread we have but to wnoh. ciety Library gathering his material; Estabrook, Mr. R'^liard been staving at the Homestead. This Groceries, Provisions;- Meats, and and he gives a Etc., First Estabrook, Berlin, N. H.; Mr. and Mr?-.. is peel cut it into small bits and add remarkably complete Canned Quality year the first she has been in a cot- sketch of Goods, General Cramer and to it about j B»y Merchandise, family, Portland, Conn.; tage. She has the Bel-goed for the half a cupful of boiling Fresh Fish and Ice ur uuui* ■►Mi* Miss Mary Marshall, season. water to two ^mneuiing interest- Large Line of Greenwood, cupfuls. In five minutes, Tennis Shoes and Rubber Goods Mass.; Mrs. Horan and ing about every important island. in daughter East Mr. Robert C. Heebner of Newton over just enough fire to boil it. or a Stock. N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Even those familiar with the Orange, H. Centre, Mass., spent the week end at few minuics it is Bay SOUVENIR POST more, completely will find new facts in CARDS. Blanchard, Portland, Me.: Miss Kath- the with his wife j these pages. Store, Wharf and Fish Bel-goed, and fam- dissolved into shreds. If we want Market at Mackerel leen Me.; Mr. it j How many, for example, know that Cove Blanchard, Portland, ily. to Jack have undiluted virtue we may steam the Bay was named Lawrence, Boston, Mass.: Mrs. Mr. Chas. S. Bradley left Wednes- j by Capt. John A. it in a double boiler for half an hour Smith who visited it in HIM? He Derby Lawrence, Boston Mass. day for Baltimore after several weeks or until its great amount of water called it by its Indian name "Auco- at Bailey. Mr. had been on is Bradley cisco," "the The Seaside a short visit to friends at heated out. If we want it sirupy we meaning nesting place of SEASIDE Wiscasset. the COTTAGE Although only a very few have ar- Mrs. con cook it for five herons," and the English settlers Bai'ey Island, Me. Charles S. Bradley and Miss minutes or until Mrs. F. E. rived the week it is ex- contracted "Aucocisco" to "Casco." Ideal Cram during past Nannie C. Dorsey gave a dance Mon- tender in a sirup. summer home with a bountiful pected that more will come To pick at random in the book— table, including sea during dav evening at thfir cottage The Ur- Stewed food in abundance. to Rhubarb.—Wash, peel and Lane's Island Handy postoffice, wharf and the next two weeks. The house ar- chins in honor of was once an Indian beach. Mrs. C. J. Bonson's cut rhubarb and it Open June 25 to Oct. 1. rivals are: Mr. up put in an enan-el burial Bustin's Island Rates on application. and Mrs. Gerhard house guest. Mr. and Mrs. John T. ground; chang- Transients accommodated ware double boiler and cook until ed hands over the Becker, Worcester, Mass. Elsroad of New York City. card table; Peak's Dinners a Specialty tender. Put in sugar to taste, and let it Island was named for a man who Prof, and Mrs. Herbert E. Day of The melt down it never saw it; but Cousin's Island is Driftwood. Washington D. C. are spending their through before remov- Mrs. Gulliver is from still called for its first and again running lior fourteenth summer at their cottage ing fire. Every piece will re settler, hotel on a scale as in Chebeague has its Indian name, mean- quiet vears Grayrocks. Prof. Day is professor of tain its shape if the whole is not Stetson's Ice r>a-«t. "sweet Moshier's Cream Parlor Many have been attracted to botanv — ing water''; Island and biology in CJalloiulet col stirred, but if it is to be eaten as a BAILEY ME. this was ISLAND, house by the excellent board and I lege for the deaf in first owned by an adventurer The Boston. hot soi'p at luncheon, without crack- Quality Ice Cream, made on the fine rooms, which have a from London and was premises, the kind splendid Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Thurston of Bailey's settled ticular trade is the par- ers or bread, to be followed an demands, what we serve here. Our view of the ocean. The guests herp I D. by by a deacon from Massachusetts. of auto truck assures Washington C. have arrived at their you prompt \\'e are still are: Mrs. E. W. /New egg dish, whisk or beat it into shreds The taken delivery. making the delicious Warner, York cottage on the ocean side. are splendid illustrations, caramels and Stetson's j They with a candies. Box Candies, City: Miss Xar.nie E. Darsey, Balti- thp rarents of silver fork, it is a good tonic, from the author's own photographs, etc., Fruit, Soda, Cracker j the superintendent of Postal Cards, Magazines and all Goods, more, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas L. ! schools all nature distilled and are not the least attractive feature papers. Island agent for Casco of Washington. Mrs Thurs- flavored water, Breeze. Don't forget our Bay Md.: Miss ton of the book. circulating library, the latest hooks Bradley, Baltimore, Virgin- I is popularly known as Ida K uncontaminated except by the sugar. cents a day. Kodak only two ia W. Ficklen, Va.: Williams Haynes, the is a Supplies, Developing, Etc. Fredericksburg, Thurston, a famous authoress of Rhubarb in Sirup.—Add one cupful author, Miss Kate Newell Freder- frequent contributor of short stories Daggett, eighteen books for young people. of cold water to one of Mr. | cupful sugai nature studies burtr, Va.; and Mrs. C. E. Has- Miss Tillie of and to leading maga- Caray Hartford, and stir over fire until sugar kins, Quincy, Mass.; Mr. .and Mrs. C. dissolves. zines. and several of the first j Conn., is spending her second sum- Let cook "yarns" B. five minutes. Add four in Lyons. Montpelier, Vt. mer with Mrs. Tolles at the cup appeared periodicals. Their col- ! Edged iff fuls rliubarb and Very enioyable times arp had sit- Miss simmer. Each piece lection in book form will efihance his CHARLESS I Caray was here last year and THOMAS Bailey Island, W!e. ting around the tirr will retain shape, but will lose and the book is open playing par- j was very much charmed with the color literary reputation, lor games, cards and For a a distinct addition to the literature of CASCO BAY'S LEADING listening to Mrs. | Island. change, flavor with a teaspoon Gulliver's Victrola. ful of the Hay. Mr. Haynes knows the The Misses Co.vIp of Washington. vanilla if you like it that way. Bay CONTRACTOR and BUILDER D. arrived at Serve at end of from Portland to Cund.v's Harbor and C., Spindrift for tho meal "en compote,' All work The Homestead. he is alive to all its beauties. unclei my personal summer. They were at this Island without, cake or bread. keenly supervi- So He has sion. Estimates on far this hotel takes the lead as last summer and were so vividly reconstructed the past application. Job- | deUehted hing a far as both number of guests and so- with it that and pictured the very spirit of the j specialty. Satisfaction to they returned this sum* Real all. cial activities are "Casco Yarns" Is a | Estate antl Land for concerned. There | mer for the season. present. Bay sale. are THE HARVARD REGIMENT. book who knows Casco many guests already here and a i Miss Lawton of Plainfleld, N. J., is everyone Bay Estates Cared for number more are booked for the will want to own. Telephone next ; visiting Mrs. Barker at the Breakers week. The | tor a month. tramp of a thousand men a Sale, Hats "Eustis." Saturday evening musical enter- Mr. Frank Stone of Revere, Mass., inarching in the Harvard regiment Millinery 98c., tainment was given, which resulted in —Adv. I spont the week end at Brneside." answered many a challenge. Have C great success for the music lovers Miss All 'rhc hnn,1sornc rno,or Gladys Peabody of Lawrence college students, more and more fa- INf I boat here at the time. The { OrtlLiIllW PARTIF^/b1\11IjO inp "Tramp", cnrry- program was Mass.. will snend two weeks with Accomplished It. twenty passengers, can be j vored by become so private at engaged for as follows: circumstance, parties any hour of the or Piano solos, Mrs. Pren- I spent the week end at Braeside. Wife (to much flay night. We will lost in seeking personal comfort and damaged motorist)— Clem Theatre, Peaks arrange trips to tice: readings. Miss E. Bailey; vocal Miss M. .1. Billinus of Island, Trefethens, and Somervllle. success that "Why, Billy, what have you done?" Dayburn Casino and to othei solos, Mrs. Stuchell. private they have no interesting points in the 1'ay on application. I Mass., Mrs. H. W. Sears of the Experienced boatmen in Arlington. time for unselfish service? "Well, Instruction book says you Hates reasonable. charge. Thursday evening the children of Mass., and Mrs. I). L. Phillips of Mt- The reg- the house iment's ranks can't go from high gear to reverse entertained the guests by tie Rock. .Arkansas, are the HU°sts of regular and its well- GEORGE H. another entertainment. Fine ordered without entirely stopping the car, but LUBEE, Bailey talents Mrs. Colton at tne Morningside cot- marching told of many hours Island, Me. was displayed the children and the I did It."—Life. by tage. devoted to drill in the midst of busy evening was voted a great success. ] .Mrs. cralg and daughter of Chicago weeks in winter and spring. From Thfir programme was: French song. Illinois, are visiting Mrs. Colton at the of Misses day their enlistment to thrlr Dorothy and Beatrice liowell: Mornlngslde for two weeks. I final review the men have worked OPTICIANS violin solo, Miss Wesley rec- Mrs. A. Asbury: Friday C. Colton gavp a so- ft li. conscientiously to serve not them- We are the largest and WARD & itation, Miss Beatrice Howell; piano ! rial tpa In honor of Mrs. Opo. A o'd.^st op- SON j solo. Bennle selves but their Howell: autumn leaf Tnelo and Mrs. Waltrr H. Spars of country. Has Har- tical estab'ishment in Maine. BAILEY ISLAND, ME. dance. Miss Martha vard's tradition of """ Asbury. Arlington. Amontr thosp present restialnt, which 1'romnt and cartful service. The guests are Expert finding much enjoy- were, MiBS M. J. Hillings. Mrs. H. makes other colleges wonder rome- Plumbing Contractors. New ment S. KODAKS end * in the fine fishing Mrs. tlmes at what SUPPLIES possible Spars, Andrew Gibson, Mrs. they call a Harvard and up-to-date work around the Islnnd. Several Flora I. shop. We can sailing Hall, Miss Susan Gordon, Indifference, not only curbed but also MURDOCK parties have been held and more are CO., save you Mrs. f'prkins, Mrs. I). L. Phillip*. broken the money. Contractors for being planned. university spirit? The J Many play croquet Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spars and fatn- Water and it is not an rfgiment silenced such questions. Its Supply Outfits, ! unusual zlght to see 11 v of Arlington, Mhss., havp takpn Windmills, several people at this manly bearing met the test of |T popular game. thp Atwood cottngp for the rpst of Maj. Tanks, Pumps, Pipe fitting, etc. Cot- The court (Jen. l/eonnrd Wood's tennis is in fine condition thp «pason. searching eye; tage a nnd the younger as well as the older the men's and plumbing specialty. Telephone. Miss EJdlth M. nin« of Snrlngfleld, vigorous step resolute r enjoy this game. Mnss., has hppn visiting at Hrpeze- faces gave weakness the lie and Expert workmen. rne arrivain nere arp MIhs TC. A. mere. scouted indifference.—IJoston Trans- f'rommelin. Whltr Plaina, N. Y.; Mr« Mrs. .Tohn Whlttlpr Greenlpaf. a rpl- script. Home Office, North Me. •Taa. J. Allen, N. 8ebago, Chatham, S,\ MIbb at I vp of thp famous and sons o* f'arolyn poet, Stephens, Summit, N. .7.; Mr. Springfield, Mass.. were thp guests and Mrs. Tt. Howell, Mlflpes Dorothy of Mrs. Cook at Breessemere. Distinction of Little Worth WILLOW cottage: and Ttratrlce Howell, Master Rrnnlo The wolf 8 Prof. Charlps Hphorg Mann of Npw gray distinction u that BAILEY ISLAND, ME. Howell, Montreal, Canada; Mr. and iprpev, ramp to his Mb Is worth five Join family Satur- scalp dollars, while Homelike «nd Mr*. C. F. Wood. Npw York Mr. dav for cottage, accommodating Boqucts Floral Dpulgns of nil kind* City: a fpw days' visit. Prof. Mann thut ot the coyote one and Mra. Jan. Doollttle, brings only tloi about twenty guests. View of ocean Morrlatown, will not bp able to thp spason lar. Most of the N. .T,: Mr. and Mra. E. sppnd distinctions are as and Inlands, centrally located. Rates C. Bogert, in thp Island on account of his COMPANY Hawthorne, N. Master pro- worthless to those who hold t&eio an reasonable. Special rates for the .T.; John Wood, fpHsional work hla bp- MAINS May, DENNETT, Florist nccpssltatlng the bounty on his is to June and MIbb Betty Wood, Mr. and Mrs. W 0. In New scalp the gray September. •MC0N01CMST. Opp the Library ing, Jersey. While on the wolf. Mr*. Walter E. Johnton, Prop. Tel. S8-W PORTLAND, ME. always been very popular and well attended by both the hotel guests and resiuuuts on the island. Island Market On before Long Long Island I Sunday last Dr. J. M. J Fro3t, the new superintendent of the Doughty's Landing Portland Division of the ^ethodist LONG MAINE Episcopal churches, preachcd a very is ISLAND, Casco strong, powerful and sermon More Bay House. helpiul Essential at the Nothing OUR STOCK OF Although the season here has been church here. Dr HMt. the extremely poor and slow in starting former superintended of this djstr^ ; Meats and this year, this house is still the fa- is now at the head of tue to Groceries, Provisions vorite of many people who come to District which formerly was under Dr. one's comfort the hot is the Best Obtainable the Bay for their vacations. Here Frost. during they know, is a splendid chance to Last Sunday marked the com- We All Orders and rest on the broad verandas and mencement of the vesper services weather than a Appreciate Will Give Personal Attention to the Same held Corset l>iazzas which are very popular at Cushlngs Pavilion. These af- perfect fitting among the guests. Another impor- ternoon services in previous years were In order to have a tant attraction here, most worthy of very popular and judging by the perfect fitting Corset you must shop where note, is that of the food served. It is first audience, will again be so. Thay j expert corsetieres schooled in the art of fitting, wait plain food, but of the best quality anu are held every Sunday afternoon at upon you. 4 grade and is most cooked o'clock. Special music of some Mothers leave the "Two Stores Down East" deliciously fitting of their daughter's first corset to our Metropolitan Dy the hotel chef. The sea food is sort will always be rendereu. Last care with a of an especial feature, all being fresh Sunday Mrs. Evelyn (Jummings of feeling security, knowing that their wants will be from the ocean a few hours before Newton, Mass., gave several -pleasing j properly cared for. GEO. C. SHAW COMPANY cooking and the vegetables coming solos. from gardens on the islands. The telephones which were install- Tho biggest event which has hap- ed on th€> island last fall are a great and Grocers this comfort to the of the island. Importers pened here, week is that of the people Choose Your Favorite annual all-day picnic on Monday, of Although all tho phones there at Make Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners, and the Maine State Association of Mas- present are public pay stations it is of We a Purveyors Delicatessen Dainties ter Plumbers. They made their comforting to know that one can eas- carry stock of the choice models of the best known makers, headquarters at the hotel and at the ily reach a doctor in Portland, or Among others are—Modart, Redfern, R. & G., 585-587-589-591 Congress Street, PORTLAND, ME. pavilion run by Proprietor Charles E. accomplish an important errand so j Warner's, Royal Wor- There are at six cester, Nemo, American Down Town Store, 7 and 9 Preble Street. Cushing. It was at the pavilion readily. present Lady, etc. Prices $1.00 up. that Mr. telephones scattered all over the is- Cushing served the shore | dinners, which have made the place land so that no one cottage is at a I famous in Maine, to more than two i great distance from one. ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE hundred people. By capable man- this agement stupendous task of White Felt Our new Market at Preble Street makes a specialty of pack- Crushers 49c, "Eustis." j serving so many at once was carriea —Adv. ing and shipping orders to any part of Casco Mail and I Bay. along and without a hitch. Tho day telephone orders have our attention and prompt patrons are was spent in sporting events, base- assured of the "Shaw" which has been quality, maintained ball, dancing, bathing and walking. for over years. ME. fifty Among the recent arrivals here are PORTLAND, Miss Etta L. Forbust, South Framing- I. ham. Miss Florence Woodman, Port- Littlejohn's land, Miss Marguerite Clark and Miss I Teresa A. Clark of Brooklyn. Mrs. Bertha Zivicken, Miss Ir^ne Zivicken, afternoon Mrs. Sampson en- i both of Watertown, Mass., Mr. and j Friday Casco House | tertained a number of ladies at whist, i Rav c"J!L^!!!i"ap"eP. Mrs. Charles A. Stevens of Worces- ter. Refreshments were served. Those : | at this were Mrs. Pres- Miss Florence Woodman of Port- present party | cott. Mrs. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. ! land, Maine, is again at the s^asco Willis, ] Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Muran, I Bay House for the summer. Armington, West? Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. j Want some reliable information about any of the Stillman, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Woodell, Going country The Dance Friday at the Bar- west of the Rockies—California. Night Mrs. Knight and Dr. Edilh Woodell. j Oregon, Washington, Ida- racks. ho, Montana, Nevada, Utah. Arizona, New Mexico, Texas? Mr. Theodore H. Morton is spend- I These dances which are given Want to know about farming rail- ing his vacation with his fiancee, Miss j something opportunities, regularly bore are most popular with road rates, routes, automobile hotels, resorts, | Ciiamberlin and her parents, at the highways, the summer people here as well as prices of lar.d, methods of farming, etc? | White cottage. j with the guests of the house. A | It's our business to know all about this Pacific coun- Mr. Maddock Stearns and Mrs. C. Slope trio of three Salem men, at | try. Sunset is the one I staying and Gertrude of Magazine big national magazine, re- the ! E. Stearns daughter j Barracks formed the orchestra ■ flecting the life of this country and giving accurate inform- Wakefield. Mass., will spend two which played splendid music. j ation concerning its growth and development. Send 10 weeks at the Arcade. cents a j for sample copy of Sunset Magazine and write us a j Mr. W. T. Hill and Mr. Chas. W. | Leading' hotel on the island. Finest view of Casco Bay possible. Pine letter Miss Myrtle Castner has now re- groves the hotel. Private riis liprht in every room. Ex- asking for whatever information you desire concern- Hill of Maiden, Mass., spent the week- alongside plant—r:is turned to | j cellent Table. and ing any state in the West. | her home in YVaverly, Bathing, Boating Fishing privileges. Dancing parties end at the Arcade. twice each week. Open June 30 to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on appli- Mass., after spent her vaca- j j having Mr F. C. Underhill will spend two ! cation. Accommodates 100. Fine steamboat service. Telephone service. Call tion of two weeks at the j us SUNSET MAGAZINE SERVICE BUREAU Regimental weeks with his family at the Rock- | any time. Only thirty minutes' sail from Portland. Clam Bake house ac- Barracks of the First, Tenth and j commodates i>00 guests with dancing privileges. Come to our hotel for a ledge. vacation. San Francisco Twenty-ninth Maine I pleasant Regiments. The Misses Teresa and Marguerite On the twenty-fourth of Mrs. j July Kavanaugh of Ashland, Mass., are i VV. A. Jones of Camp Cell, Doughty's the guests of Mrs. Underhill for a Landing expects to have as a guest week. for two or more weeks her friend Miss Laura Lewis and Miss Nellie I Miss Helen Crofut of Merrimac, Robbins of spent a Mass. Everett, Mass., J ENEMARK'S Shoe and Rubber week with Mrs. F. K. Robbins at the j Repair \ Rev. I. T. Johnson the minister of Uptown Place Shops Downtown Place the M. E. church is Highland Cottage. CLARK &, GRIFFIN here, entertain- K. Robbins of Everett, Mass., Congress Sq. Opp. Hall I Mr. F. City ing, at the parsonage, his daughter 1 spent the week-end with his family LONG ME. Telephones Mrs. F. A. and her child- ISLAND, Cumming at the Special attention—Our ren Highland. Uptown place is equipped with neat and of Newton, Mass. clean Master Wm. Forman Hunter of ! waiting parlors. Parcels checked free. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Pratt of Stone- Melrose Highlands, ..»ass., is visit- ham, Mass. and Miss Margaret Carn- j Meats and ing at the Highland Cottage for two j Groceries, ey of Melrose, arrived this Mass., weeks. week at D'Shawmut cottage and 1 iVirs. v. i\. r erguson anu laiuiiy ui will remain here until the first of r*ortland, Me., are stopping with the Provisions August. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Powers j Misses Cook at the Allston Cottage, who were here last week have now I | Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant and Our sixteen of success enables us to j returned to their home in Mills j years Dry child of Me., are also stop- last Saturday. Portlnd, meet want of the | ping at the Allston Cottage. every patrons that favor Anotner recent arrival is that of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coppenrath and t Dr. \V. C. Nutting and of us with their trade. Our stock is the best family friends of Jamaica Plain, Mass., Norwood, Mass. They are now in stopped at the Crow's Nest for a few obtainable. in all their cottage on the North Shore for Right prices departments days. They are on a cruise up the the rest of the season. j coast of Maine in Mr. Coppenrath's and we deliver all orders Come Miss Jessie Chase of Portland and promptly. boat, "Antoinette," of the Boston Miss Ruth E. Chase of Kennebunk- I in and our store. Yacht Club. inspect port were guests of Mrs. Laura E. Mrs. Wm. A. Sampson and son of Jones at her attractive on A Vacation in cottage Dorchester, Mass., and Mrs. J. W. Maine is Not Com- ! the We3t shore of the island. Woodell and Dr. Edith Woodell of I The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. I Waverly, Mass., are spending the a John W. Parker of New York plete Without Visit to city summer at the Brown Cottage, will regret to learn that will j they i Mr. and Mrs. Stillman of New York not be able to spend their summer j have arrived at Mrs. Prescott's. LITTLE!FIELD & CO. on the island this year. They have j j Misses Ada and Mary Dorr. Miss 109-111 COMMERCIAL ME. been the guests of Mr. Fred Wilson ST., PORTLAND, | Elsie Wood and Miss Lord of Woburn. Eastman's and his sister Mrs. Olive at Ballard Mass., spent a week at the Colomb their cottage each summer for twen- Cottage as the guest of Mrs. Colomb. ty years. Their friends are bemoan- MEATS and PROVISIONS Miss Elsie Briggs of Woburn, GROCERIES, ing the fact that they are not to vis- The Store with Prices. "Little Luncheon Corner" Mass., is spending two weeks with Quality Right it here this season. Mrs. Colomb. Mr. Fred Wilson and his sister We have everything needed to supply the table and only quality Miss Beatrice Diamond of Mrs. Olive Ballard Roxbury, j goods are sold here. We cater for hotel, cottage and yacht patronage. recently opened Mass., is visiting the Misses Miriam their cottage. "The Fruit and Berries. Our location enables us to attend to all island or- Wilson." for and Bertha Muran at the tiieir usual Alpine Cot- ders stay here. Mr. Wilson tage. j promptly. nu'.v has his motor-boat in commis- order, we will do the rest Mr. Gpo. E. arrived at the Telephone your sion and is Barry i enjoying many short Little to Christy visit his wife and j j trips about the Bay. Mr. J. Bluin son. ! of Dorchester is staying with him for the summer. New Recent of Summer Millinery, "Eustis."— I guest Miss Alice Hol- Adv. BERTHA FAKNHAM LGUGEE, Fiorist--Desiginr--Decorator combe of on Sunny Slope cottage me CHOICE CUT FLOWERS of all kinds in their Season. Climatic conditions pro- West End of the Island were Mrs. duce the finest SPENCER PEASprocurable as judged by Experts in this line. Agnes Midford and Mr. Harry Fur- Chicken Broth. We also carry an EXCLUSIVE LINE OF POTTERY—nothing duplicated—such as flower long, both of Springfield, Mass. Miss candle-sticks, jardinieres, bowls, tea-sets, vases, etc., which make nice One chicken or t'owi, onn carrot, one wedding and birthday gifts as well as pleasing souvenir gifts from Maine. Molcombe also entertained over the onion, one two stalks VISIT OUR NEW FLOWER STORE week-end, Mr. John Williamson and turnip, ce'ery, one 647 CONGRESS ST PORTLAND his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Perry, teaspoonful suit, two tablespoon- Under the Columbia Hotel fuls two the States. both of Portland. All of Miss Hol- flour, tablespoonfuls barley, Orders delivered anywhere in United Phone 325S-W Portland combo's guests were much charmed three pints wnter. with the cool air and the beautiful Cut the vegetables up, !ny thc»n nt view of the harbor which can be seen the bottom of n itewpnn, on them from her p'aco cottage piazza. the J«»i 11 of the fowl. ami add tho Mr. Alton Mayberry of Watertown, water and barley: simmer slowly two Mass., joined hiH wife for a visit over and one-hnlf hours, moisten the flour the week-end at the cottage of her with a Utile Have You Read mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. water, add It and tho Richard Scnonland, with whom Mrs. suit to the broth, stir till the flour quaint "Corner"—it is a salon— ■yHis really spacious *1 Mayberry is visiting for the greater thickens, strain and serve. part of the summer. resembles a with its Japanese garden, colorful wistaria the summer GreyshIngles, home Fine Grained Cake. blossoms and of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Smardon of Casco Yarns its bamboo fixtures and its One egg. one cupful sugar, one-hnlf foliage, lighting tho West End has been the scene of Bay cupful of butter, one nnd one-half willow a gay house-party this past week cup- cool-looking chairs and tables. ftilM one and week-end. Those forming this flour, and one-half teaspoon* By WILLIAM HAYNES party were Mrs. A. E. Chase of Port- fills hnkwiK powder, one-hnlf The cool breezes habituate this cupful Author of "Sandhills Sketches" delightful spot, while land, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bruce, Ne- milk, flavor. Bake In round tins. Put ponset Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Everett together with with a the of the hot summer sun Jelly. Frost table- rays never find their here. Rldlon of Saco and son Mr. way Harold, spoonful butter, one cupful of powdered Profusely Illustrated with Original Photograph? taken and Mrs. Elmer Parrot of Portland, The food is as sugar, little milk mill flavor. the Author in Casco Price One Dollar. For delicious and palatable as the surround- and Mrs, Addison Fryo also from by Bay. Sale Portland. Mr. and Mrs. and on are Frye at Booksellers in Portland and the Island?. beautiful. And the were Mock ings service is as prompt and cour- Mrs. Addison here for only over Champagne. the week-end, but the others had For the blistering August. dnys Is n teous as the are prices modest. been here for a week previous. drink of elder prepared so thnt It has Mrs, A. R. Bates of the West End nil the spnrkle nnd luster, of ehnm- lunch and tea is at her Special served entertaining cotage, Idyl- pngne nnd enough of the taste to de- daily. hurst, for a week, her friend Mrs. ceive. Get fresh sweet cider, boll It Charles Russell of West Somerville, _==__======^ Mass. down half nnd put nwny In senled hot- ties. Served with n Mr, and Mrs. Edwin S. Taylor of enrhonnted water Wollaaton, Masa., are at the Roxmont, It Is unexcelled. EASTMAN BROTHERS & BANCROFT aa tho house gueata for two weeks of REMEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Warren of the Knew Humin Went End are Nature. Colony. They greatly The That every added subscrib- PORTLAND, ME. enjoying the nailing in Mr. Warren'a sago "greed that It was Indeed auxiliary sloop, "Patsy Lee," which tfangeroua. "Rut," aald he. "If we put er helps to make this paper he np a sign Maine's Leading Dry Goods Store bought early thia nummer. warning people of the danger better tor Department It la planned by Mr. Chaa. E. Cush- they will at once try It to see for them- everybody ing to atart the regular dances at the selves, whereas, If we label It "Rad Pavilion aoon. Theae dancea have Form,' tliey will let It ftlone," Ull I TDF^T GREAT LKLJ I IIV/HflTFI I LaLa CHEBERGUE, MAINE niLL Charles VV.Uaml ton. Prop.
LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Published Every WAR THURSDAY AFTERNOON CHIEF OF BRITAIN From July to September CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers From servant to head of the think- Office, 92 Street, Room Me. Excknnge 5, Portland, ing machine of the British army in the TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single 5c. Copy, greatest war in history, this is the Advertising Rates on Application record of General Sir William Robert- Advertisers desiring changes must send in copy on or before Monday pre- son, who a few months was ceding day of publication to insure insertion. .- i ago ap- pointed chief-of the'-general 'staff ut' JULY 20, 1916. the war oflice in London and virtual THURSDAY, Most modern and up-to-date hotel on the Island with commander in chief of the British finest view of Casco Bay. Large chambers, toilets and baths on each floor. Private dance hall with men who are will- armies. dancing parties every evening. Music furnished by our own three- MINATURE There are some orchestra. ALMANAC. piece Bathing, boating, deep sea fishing and all water sports. Ten- the secretary of Robertson's rise to the very high- nis, baseball, etc. Private water ing to be traveling system the best in Casco Bay. Table sup- est In plied with vegetables from our own and Week of 20, the society for the prevention of the possible position the British garden milk and cream from our own July herd. Kates and circulars on application. Accommodates and army is unique. There is no other case 120. Sun Length of High Tine propagation of English sparrows, on record of a ranker the Day Rises Sets Day Morn. pay their own expenses, rather than attaining 20 4.25 7.21 14.51 2.37 to have no office at all. highest command in the British army, 21* 4.25 7.20 14.50 3.35 and only one other case in which a 12 4.2G 7.19 14.48 4.36 The surgeon who operated upon the ranker even came within measurable Summit 23 4.27 7.19 14.46 5.41 sultan of Turkey received a fee ol distance of it. 24 .4.28 7.18 14.44 G.46 which shows that more money Robertson is a genuine ranker, of 25 4.29 7.17 14.42 7.47 $40,000, House is to be extracted from the sick man Scottish descent. lie is the son of a 26 4.30 7.17 14.40 8.43 than from the average in- farm laborer in Lincolnshire, where he *Moon in last quarter. of Europe Chebeague- the United States. was born years ago, and his valid in lifty-six Island ,preliminary, education was received at One of the finest summer the" village school. When he left school boarding houses in the bay. Excellent location and' — restful of field and —-— scenery wood. Table first-class. Every comfort for those he worked in the fields for a time, and the best. Accommodates desiring 75 Reasonable rates. Open until September 25. then he had a great stroke of luck for one of such humble origin. He became MRS. CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor Moral a butler in one of the High Standard Means Something great houses in the neighborhood. At eighteen the military fever seized him and he enlisted. He chose a a crack More Than Negative Sort of Virtue regiment, the Sixteenth lancers, and he must have made an ideal cavalry- LEON R. HAMILTON. and man, for even now he is the beau Ideal of a Giocery General Store dashing soldier, tall, well set up, HAMILTON LANDING, GREAT CHEBEAGUE and with an firm chin and He had no one DR. ARTHUR T. President of Yale extraordinary jaw. to help him along, Our stock of Groceries, Meats and By HADLEY, University Provisions are the best obtainable and we aim. and he served in the ranks to please all the who favor us for ten years, but before long his ambition was people with their patronage. Brand Guar- anteed Canned Goods. Superba and he foresaw In his case Fancy Candies, Crackers, etc. Gasolene and motor boat roused, probably that the soldier's knapsack plies. We our trade sup- really supply with the famous Sebago Lake Ice. This is did Let us Quality Ice. contain the field marshal's baton. serve you. Our order teams are at your service. We must ourselves be to set an of prepared example restraint and He began then the study of languages and of military history, both of which devotion. We must not be content with the sort of virtue that have stood him in such good stead in his subsequent career. negative HOWARD S. He is much like Kitchener and some HAMILTON simply avoids offenses against the moral code of the community. We should possesses of the characteristics displayed by "K. of K." He is a tireless worker, has a mind that works like not ourselves as we General Contractor and regard temperate when abstain from excess in with red is a Builder simply lightning, dispenses tape, masterly organizer and will have none GREAT drink. We must CHEBEAGUE, MAINE face the harder task of excesses in word and but efficient, hard workers under him. Like Kitchener also he can say "No" to avoiding Complete contracts made and performed for a or a buildings, cottages, alterations, re- and peer prince, and if he considers a decision necessary he does not hesitate pairs, etc. Estimates furnished on thought We should not ourselves as moral when we application. Expert workmen. Cottage work a feeling. regard specialty. lots for to announce it. He is a strict and while Cottage sale and desirable cottages to rent. We care disciplinarian, greatly admired and estates. for simply abstain from violation of the or of commercial marriage contract, respected for the honors he has won, he is at times feared by the officers. law, or of the rules for keeping peace between men and nations. We must learn to think of marriage not as a relation entered into Souvenir two Chebeague Shop by people for their own pleasure but as a partnership in the serious CLAPP LIKES DAY EAST END. GREAT CHEBEAGUE TRAVEL Visit our souvenir and see the work of to be entered into with same shop many new novelties we offer you this season. life, the and the same Take home one of our fir intelligence pillows made from Chebeague fir Best and to tips. most costly devotion that we enter other manufacture. Our line of Post Cards is most attractive. upon any serious work. We must not lit1 does a deal of stock. Forty thousand irv regard Although pood Confectionery. Magazines, Papers, Children's Toys, etc. our Public money as our own, to be used in any way that the law allows, but traveling over the country, Senator Library Post Office Moses E. of HENRY W. BOWEN must stand to once Clapp Minnesota rarely ready be at more scrupulous in its and more Opposite Hill Crest and South Road acquisition travels at night. This is not due to generous in its use as we further from get away the pressure of immediate any prejudice against sleeping in one need anj have greater opportunity to decide for ourselves. We must not of the Pullman company's berths, be deluded false either. He journeys by daylight sim- SUMMER ORGAN by visions and theories of peace, but must set our hands to CONCERTS ply because he likes to do so. >»ot long on the new KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN the work of the actual of war lessening danger by understanding other ago he and a younger man had to go (Best Organ in the World) at the and other boastful or on a of 14 hours or and the people nations, avoiding self-complacent speech, and trip more, CITY HALL other man AUDITORIUM to take our in national if a naturally proposed that preparing part defense fight is forced us. Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. upon they go on a night train. Daily Except Saturdays and 3 to 4 10 "Why do you want to go at night?" Sundays, p.m., Commencing July (Last Concert asked as if the idea of Sept. 12) Clapp, night WILL C. travel was a brand new wrinkle. MACFARLANE, Municipal Organist of Portland. No Reserved Seats. Tickets 25 Church in Great of "To suve time, of course," replied Cents. Danger Becoming Maid the man. "One has to sleep anyhow. of all Work at Behest of the Otherwise one wastes an entire day." Hobbyists "Waste a day!" exclaimed Clapp. "On a train! What're By BISHOP WARREN A.CANDLER you talking about? a of Methodist Episcopal Church, South Why, train's the very place RUBBER GOODS OF of all where QUALITY places you don't need to Auto Garden waste your time. You sit in Tires, Hose, Gloves, Ladies' and Gentlemen's your Raincoats, Mechm cal office and people come in to interrupt Rubber, Fancy Oil Clothing There is manifested in some quarters a to make the church disposition .vou aim you can inner away an Hour or two without of God a sort accomplishing a thing. PORTLAND RUBBER of maid of all work in the social But on a CO., 259 Middle St. system. Every hobbyist train—there's the place to devote yourself to quiet reflection and think demands that out. imaginable the church take up and advocate his tilings Nearly every good thing I ever did I carefully thought out tirst hobby. while out Preachers are looking the window of a train. No, you don't me to called upon to observe certain in their indeed, get go Trade with R. S. Ex- "days" pulpit min- unless I j Davis, corner by night have to. The chance to have a nice long day on the train is istrations, and these demands them are so change and Federal street, Portland, PHONE 902. upon numerous that too precious to let go they would, by." if you want the best in bungalow or if exclude the So yielded to, preaching of the Gospel from the churches in they journeyed by daylight. cottage furniture.—Adv. CENTRAL GARAGE order to make room for all sorts of schemes and programmes more or We make old hats look like new and re- ~ model -• them to the very latest less • '•> '■"*"+ «• ^ styles. worthy. •"*.* i i I HEIM, THE HATTER Demands are made that one Sunday be devoted to the discussion of "OLD SHACK'S" POSER 499J/2 Congress Street, Portland. relief from certain another for diseases, the advocacy of international peace Up One Flight. and universal another for the consideration Representative Warren Worth Panamas, Bangkoks and Leghorns disarmament, of the "social Bleached and Blocked. Hemp, Milans ST0U6HT0N. FOLKINS CO. Bailey of Johnstown, Pa., is a and Straws evil," and so on ad infinitum. person Resewed. Soft. Stiff, Silk, ; with definite views about things. When Velour, Panama and Straw Hats. Ren- Service Station for All Makes All this is in some ovating and Remodel.ng a Specialty. ! of Cars sense a great testimony to the power and purity he favors or opposes a proposition he of the does so with much AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE church. It shows that when men seek the amelioration of human earnestness and in- ills look to tenseness. For example, he has long 88 Oak they the church of God for first aid. But while it a St., Portland. Me. is testi- been strongly in favor of an adoption FANS MAKE INDIANS LAUGH to the it is a mony church, becoming peril to it. of Henry George's single tax ideas, and Men are in is in his Zack Wheat and Chief danger of losing sight of the supreme function of the equally strong opposition to Meyers Obliged the to Talk la Coahuil- church. a president's program for naval and English—One CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET Not few preachers have succumbed to these demands until their military preparedness. la, Olher Cherokee. Hamilton's Landing has been of its ministry emptied evangelistic function and their pulpits One night Bailey sat in the lobby HAMILTON AND RINES, Proprietors of the hotel Chief T-Ieyei 8 and Zack the have become mere for the of where he lives in Wash- Wheat, We have everything in Sea Food and platforms advocacy special enterprises. noble ington talking gravely about the good red men with the Hrooklyn club, Quality is the first consideration. Our prices are right and our auto delivery in store for this nation have many good laughs at fans things just as sundry assures our patrons of prompt service. who wart to know if soon as single tax comes to be gener- they don't "talk We are open all day and invite all <» Indian-' to Inspect the market. ally applied throughout the country. each other. "We have to Congressman Dorsey W. Shackle- talk plain English. Wheat and I," Fixed Commercial Needed ford of Missouri was sitting close by. chirped Meyers, "for the Yery good Eastern Lines Policy Badly reason that I Steamship "Old Shack," as he is called, has a could never understand a sense of humor, though he doesn't word of Zack's aboriginal speech, By DR. F"RANK R. RUTTER look it. nor could he understand anything I Assistant miflht in own AU-the-Way-by-Water Chief Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce i v ^JB2I^XSS33GS!3BI 1,1 wou1(1 ,,ke *° nsk y°u .'ust onp Bay my language. As j question," said he to Bailey, and Bnlley nefx as I can make out, Zack's tribal MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. and j bade 111ni go ahead. He whs fairly certain that he could refute any argument speech mine differ about as wide- Direct Between Portland and New York, 390 Slinekleford might have against the single-tax doctrine. ly »s French and Russian. I havo it i Miles—Time About 22 Hours. A fixed commercial is North Land anil North policy necessary at the "What I want to "Is on v.ack in one way. 1 I Steamships particularly present know," propounded Slmckleford, this: Why is it that though; speak Star from Portland. Leave Franklin time. With rumors of was thrv.e trade agreements that will give preferential rates there never a single case of appendicitis in this country until after Henry languages, English, Spanish and Wharf, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- j days at 6.30 p. m. of C»«orge to talk his Just answer me that!" the Coahuilla tongue, while Zack I duty between the allies, and with rumors of a customs union to cover h'j^uan slngle^tnx? From New York. Leave Pier 1!*, speaks only two—English and Chero- N. U., Foot of Warren street. Tuesdays, and we must in a [ Germany Austria-Hungary, be position to know defi- keo Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 p. m. AiMftl Summer Day Trips. From the effect on our nitely industries of any proposed foreign action. Can Portland and New York Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June 19 to 11, 1916. we not, if we know the situation well enough to make CHINA'S NEW RULER LEE FOHL COACHES AT THIRD Sept. proper representa- METROPOLITAN LINE. tions, obtain rates of that will at least our on an Direct duty put products equality j Between Boston and New York Gen. LI Hunn who hns Manager 8tatlons Himself at Proper 13'/2 hours with those of other countries we now Hunc, long (a privilege which do not in Route via enjoy boon os ono of tlio Place for Use of Good Judgment Cape Cod Canal. recognized ablest Steel and in a of even and Express Steamships Massachusetts France), p«ssibly position greater advantage. soldiers In Chlnn, Is now president of Intelligence. and Bunker Hill the Orlontnl republic, hnvlnjj sueceed- Leave North Side. Ind'a Wharf, Bos- ton. week and at fi ed the Into Yunn Shlh Is Leo Fohl is spending a lot of tin© day Sundays p. in., Kid, nnd It be- Same service from Pier IN. on the returning lleved tlio change of rulers hns put nn cpachlng lino at third bane, North River. Foot of Murray street, Ntw York end to the plnns of the Nanking trlum- which Ib the place for the use of Judg- City. BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE. vlrnte and the Peking mnndnrlnnte to ment and Intelligence In the coaching Should Not Be to Hansom H. Fuller and Marriage Left Chance of a team. That Is the where Steamships Hay re-estnldlsh the empire. The southern point State. Leave Franklin Wharf, Port- the week at n. Chinese «re behind the new baao runners muBt be guided as to land, days 7.30 m., Sundays at solidly 9 m. the location of the which p. By REV. WILBUR F. CRAFTS president. ball, they rteturn, leave Boston week days and cannot see, and for t*-ls reason Fohl Sundays nt 7 p. m. of Washiflgton, D. C. At the snme time, there Is great anxiety concerning the attitude which seldom coaches anywhore but at PORTLAND Sl ROCKLAND LINE. Japnn will tnke toward China. Gen- third. Steamer Monhe^an, Leaves Portland Tuesday, Thursdny and Saturday at 7 eral LI spent two yenrs In Japnn In a. m. for Boothbav Harbor, Kockland and and a Fans Not Intermediate Speaking physically scientifically, bacholor, man or woman, the study of mllltnry alTnlrs, nnd he Is 8er!ous. landings. Return, leave Rockland Monday, Wed- around in a or ns While the Washington scribes have sticking factory boarding house, is useless. There is noth- looked upon favorable to Japanese nesday and Friday nt 5.30 h. m. for Influence In China. He Is visions of r pennant this season, the Portland and Intermediate landings. like it in since the time when animals were regarded ns ing history off "fans" are not the so paired together tho representative of the stu- taking Nationals INTERNATIONAL LINE. a Japanese and in the ark with few sclect I a serlounly. The largest crowd of the Steamships Calvin Austin and Gover- placed persons. suggest marriage dent element In Chinese politics, as op- Chlr
-7Z77- -} SMOKE IN NAVAL BATTLES. -*TiAP OF**- Germans May Use Sulphurous Vapors When They Come Out to Attack British CASCO BAY Fleet. Two C.erman torpedo boats ran a British merchantman into Swedish MAINE territorial water recently, and, in order to get it out again, went near and enveloped it in a sulphurous and fuliginous cloud of smoke. It will he remembered that, in the action of the Dogger bank, German torpedo boats in aEfcnericEs the same way cast out clouds of smoko • ATC-An 0O«» OVlO'lO) in order to screen their battle ■■ •utcc bruis- ers from our squadron. It appears *£JR that the Germans have adopted tho defensive device of the cuttlefish. But it seems possible that there is a deeper design in this smoke plan. The Germans believe in their medium batteries, and, if they ever fight a fleet action, would prefer to tight it at moderate or short range, at which their inferiority of gun power would be less detrimental to them. May they not have devised this means of getting in to close quarters, and might it not also assist the approach of submarines? If this be the idea, then it would seem that the lee gago rather than the weather gage will have to be sought in the battles of the future.—London Observer.
MESA VERDE. In southwestern Colorado the largo tract of land now known an the Mesa Verde National park was net aside from the Ute reservation by an act of congress In 1906 on account of the numerous ruins of cliff dwellings which occur In its canons. Thin en- lightened legislation was In re- sponse to the universal recognition that these remains had an education* al Importance. trips about the many islands of Casco blooded, are very valuable and bring ALL NEED CHANGE OF DIET Bay. a high price when sold. Mrs. K. C. Dubach and Miss A. Du- Mr. A. who is in the Percy Strout, Winter Foods Should Not Be Contin- 1 bach, who have been spending the electrical business at I Boston, Mass., ued the Hot New SouthHarpswell summer have to During Days of Perfection Oil Cook here, gone North- is staying at the Haskell cottage with Stoves the Summer. "THE field. Mass., to a church conference. his wife, for two weeks. LEADING OIL STOVE OFTHE WORLD" They expect to return later to stay Mr. T. J. Arnold and his son Irving THE MERRICONEAG. for the rest of the season, as they are have gone to Paterson, N. J., and will Chance of diet Is just ns essential to very fond of Harpswell with its va- return later in the season. As a birth- good health, once the warm weather The of and the walks season at the above house is riety scenery many day gift Mr, Arnold has just present- arrives, as a change of clothes. No now far which may be taken, such as the one ed his son with a one advanced and Manager fine new "Winton would think of in is to Ash Point and that Sto Six" dressing heavy Dickey reporting a larger number through with which Irving plans to take woolens, furs and Safe of vers' Woods. velvets with the Economical guests than recorded at the same many trips. thermometer time last Mr. E. A. The Harpswell Laboratory men Prof, and soaring. Why, then, feed Efficient year. Billiard of Mrs. F. T. Mall of Johns the Aitiaetive went in system during the hot Boston with his family are as usual collecting their boat to Jew- Hopkins University made an enjoy- days with the same sort of spending the entire month of July ell's Island, where they were success- able visit to the Harpswell laboratory heavy food which in makes here. The rest of the year he is say- ful finding many sea urchins and last Friday. up the winter menu? other creatures of the Too ing good things about the Merricon- sea, which Haskell's Island rejoices at the ar- few housewives realize that the eag in they preserve and examine under th;* rival of particular and South Harps- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harriman body craves change of diet once the We carry in s'ock ONE to FOUR BURNER well in Another enthusiast microscope. of with chil- warm Stoves. Booklet mailed on general. Haverhill, Mass., their weather sets in. on request is Mrs. Groeback of D. They go John D. Green of Detroit, Mich., Washington, dren. Paul, Katherine and Elinor. As in serving May hot soups, secretary of the Detroit Jewell Stove C., has gone to a private sanitarium visitors the Harriman's have Miss steaming The meats, heavy as CO. Co. This is the sixth consecutive in Portland, due to illness. She had Marion Fishback of D. desserts, just though Emery-Waterhouse Washington, it were the HARDWARE PAINT? OILS just come here for the summer with middle of winter and then VARNISHES season that Mr. Green, his wife and C'., Mr. N. Howe and Miss Geraldine Pearl wonder Cor. and Middle Sts. Four Minutes' Walk from daughter have spent at this place. her two boys, Robert and William, Howe of Lexington, Ky. why their families do not seem Custom House Miss Natalie Green is entertaining and was looking forward to a happy Miss Harriet Robbins of Danville, to relish their food. summer. her friend. Miss Carrie Allen of Al- 111., made a delightful visit at the Begin in May to serve summer N. A. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Abbott of Au- bany, Y. Mr. and Mrs. O camp of Dr. H. V. Neal for a few meals, for warm weather is then here have with Charter of Brookline, Mass., who have burn, Me., arrived their days. and a change of diet is necessary to been guests of the Ocean View for the children. Margaret, Helen and Far- The sad news of his father's death good health. Make the first last re- rington, for a stay of a few weeks. called change Oren six years are settled for the Dr. D. S. Johnson, who has in Hooper Sons Mr. and the appearance of the table. If mainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. G. Sherwin of Wor- been stopping with his family in the who have you have been In the Albert D. Morstadt of Brooklyn, N. Y., cester, Mass., been staying Pyer Stover cottage, to Cromwell habit of using and in cloths use Heating the "Sunset on Hurri- accompanied by their nephew and Cottage'' Conn., the old home of his parents. doilies during the sum- : cane visited Auburn for a mer niece are registered for the next Ridge, day Mr. L. H. Scott left for Worces- season, as they give the appear- where Mr. Sherwin | three weeks. They are also former formerly taught ter, Mass., where business calls him. ance of coolness and summer comfort. I in the Little FREE PHONE SERVICE patrons of the Ocean View which is Edward High school. He will return for a Plumbing shortly long stay. They are, too, a great saving of labor closed for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Robt. Chambers, who is one of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paul and their 3290-3291 during the warm weather season. It Orem of ar- the staff of Cornell University, is ex- Wm. Bengies, Maryland, children, Shepiey and Dorothy, left is no idle task to Call us—your order will re- to his now wash out a big table- rived on Thursday for a ten days' stay pected join wife, stopping after a week end at.their Engineers happy stay cloth ceive at the view once a berry stain mars its personal attention and received a most cordial greeting Bay collage. cottage in the Auburn Colony. STOVES, RANGES, TINWARE from their friends. Mr. Orem at- The Auburn Colony rejoices to wel- pristine beauty, but if a dolly be-: come once more Mr. W. K. comes soiled how tracts attention by his likeness to Dana, Buy Summer Millinery at "Eustis." easy it is to take Ship Stoves. Lanterns and with President Wilson. Mrs. Dana, who will stay in —Adv. this single piece and dip it into the Galley Furnishings The tennis has been out their cottage for a few weeks. FIRELESS court laid j tub. During the berry and fruit sea- COOK STOVES and is the attractive on the A very enjoyable dinner party was point I son, when so many spots are apt to Gasoline Engines and for the with given by Mrs. W. A. McCandless at Water $8.50 to grounds young people appear no matter how careful the (lin- Systems $35.03 theii j the Colony. As guests of the occa- rackets. this were ers, labor-saving scheme should Captain Getchell lias taken out fish sion Mr. Williams, noted poet Cousin's Island and who be given consideration. ing parties nearly every day and good writer, wrote the life of j Some F. & C. B. catches are brought in. Pres. Hayes in two volumes; Mrs. housewives go so far as to NASH CO. Register of Merriconeag House Williams, Mrs. Dahlgren. wife of Dr. substitute the paper doilies for the 384-390 FORE ST. COUCH HAMMOCKS ITlrie Dahlgren, of linen Since July 7. professor biology Miss Lillian Goddard of Roslindale, ones, throwing them away as in Princeton Dr. $5.95 to Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Chartier. Brook- University; Neal, Mass., is stopping at the Barnacle as they become soiled. These come in so $25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Car- professor of zoology in Tufts College, the line, Mass.; guest of Mrs. R. Gcddard. many pretty designs and are so inex- ter, Maiden, Mr. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. Neal. Mrs. J. A. Smith and Mass.; grandchildren pensive that this form of table adorn-1j A. Philbrick, Watertown, Mass.; Miss With the arrival of Charles Wil- of have to Brighton, Mass., arrived nient Is both and liams pretty economical. ! Carrie Allen, Albany, N. Y.; Earl Kimball, 'cellist in the Sym- spend the remainder of the summer SUMMER FURNISHINGS Staples, Turner, Mrs. G. M. phony orchestra in Philadelphia, and at the Me.; Edgecliff. Griffin Co. of Staples, Turner, Me.; Miss Dora Mr. 11. Grebe, a leading Philadelphian Mrs. F. M. Guinans of Roxbury, SPOTS ON VARNISHED TABLE Engraving every description Warren, Lewiston, Me.; Miss Mildred pianist. Harpswell people may feel Mass., is visiting at Braesiue. Warren, Lewiston, Me.; Alvira that whenever the occasion demands, Miss Frances Jamieson of Tufts Blemishes That Housewife Half-Tone and Line Staples, Lewiston, Me.; Dr. N. C. Gil- a concert well worth hearing could College, Medford Hillside, Mass.. will Annoy May Engraving Be Eliminated if Methods bert, Chicago; E. B. Crockett, Port- be given. Miss Emma, Antonia and spend the remainder of July at the Proper Designing and land; Mildred Craig, Portland; Annie Rose Grebe of Winchester, Mass., all Braeside. Are Employed. Illustrating M. Mr. and are Mr. Freeman Gren Stearns, Portland; Mrs. accomplished pianists, spending Andrews of Dorches- Hooper Sons vacation E. J. Lipin, Portland; L. E. Savage, their here, enjoying many ter, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Bissett for i Tho white spots which appear on walks and about the 45 MIDDLE ST. Portland; Anna Silke, Portland; Mr. pleasant trips Harps- week end. tlie top of tho table, due to the acci- Exchange St., Portland, Me. and Mrs. H. E. Luxford. Mr. well. are as Mrs. Geo. Conrad of Boston; They expecting shortly Maiden, Mass., dental application of heat from hot Only a Minute from the and Mrs. A. G. their guests Mr. Carl Grebe of West is the guest of Mrs. Bissett. 1019 Chandler, Brunswick; dishes need not a careful Phone Soldiers* Pa. worry house- Monument Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Morstadt, Brook- Philadelphia, Mr. W. F. Prime, Mr. S. F. Prime , wife long if she will remember that lyn, N. Y.; Evelyn & Paul Eugstrom, The Harpswell Yacht club held its I and Mr. Horace Fobdell were the the Brooklyn, X. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. annual meeting at the boat house guests at the Avalon for the week | original appearance of tho var- Hawley, Barnstead. N. h".: Mr. and with the result that Mr. II. H. Noyfrs end. nish may be restored by simply re- Mrs. J. D. N. of Georgetown, Mass., was re-elected Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Milliken forming its surface. To do this it is Carty, Portsmouth, H.; | WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Carl J. W. T. E. Commodore for the year. A and son Paul of Maiden are to Hawley, Bath, Me.; ensuing the necessary apply some varnish sol- OF new float will be built in order that ] Harris, New Haven, Conn.; F. L. guests of Mrs. Scribner for two ! vent—not varnish remover—and then T. E. yachtsmen may have a chance to weeks at Doyle's Barn. Mr. Milliken Blinn, Brunswick, Me.; Greig, ! allow it to dry. The most easily ob- Providence, R. Herbert haul out their "tenders" for over is deputy in the Maiden Treas- Souvenir Spoons I.; McCallum, City tained solvents are alcohol and am- New York; P. E. Hazelton, New Hav- night. urer's office. j monia. Moisten a Wit of clean cloth Brooches en; Mrs. T. S. Bacon, A pleasant visit over the week end A very, pleasant and successful Stand Schenectady, ! with TeleDhonesleiepnones 5 1858 Night was Mr. and Mrs. barn was the solvent, rub it quickly over N. Y.; Eva M. Wagner, N. Y. Mills, enjoyed by Harry dance given by Mrs. Scrib- Novelties, etc. j Residence 2819 Service N. Y.; Wm. Orem and wife, Balti- Goodyear, with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ner in Doyle's Barn iast Saturday the white spot, then let it dry. Per- Public more; Bernice Nelk, Lewiston, Me.; Packard as host and hostess. evening. About fifty were present. mit the moistened cloth to touch the Automobile 7- Passenger Paekai d Arthur Nelk, Jr.. Lewiston, Me. Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams Kimball All the dances in vogue at present varnish but a few seconds for as soon GEO. T. SPRINGER Touring Car of Everett, Mass., are for a were HOUR, DAY OR WEEK stopping danced and all present had a as the varnish is acted upon the SERVICE ten vi.-dt at -he Haskell by Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, SEA GABLES HOTEL. days' cottage. very enjoyable and long-to-be-re- solvent it will Ij. W. THOMPSON rub off, leaving the Silverware No better Mr. J. P. Thomas, after a short mem bered time. 254 Danfcrth proof could be asked for wood on the table bare.—L. S. Street Portland, IVIe. vacation, has returned to Boston, Mrs. G. W. has Foltz, the reputation which the Sea Gables Phillips returned 515 CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND, .£tand, Cor. Brown and where he is in the architec- j Colorado Agricultural College, Fort Congress Sts. has established than the fact that the engaged to Host on for a few days. Will meet steamers at C.isco Whaif tural business. Mr. Frank Collins, Colo. Bay guests who have been there formerly G. Conrad is visiting his \ on request. Mr. are commencing to come back. A large and Mrs. .lohn R. Webber have family for two weeks at the Bunga- I number of have al- arrived at Downing cottage, where low. Mr. Conrad has re- Beets. permanent guests recently Cooking OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS ready registered and more are ex- they will stay through the month of in- ned troni the West and after his Wash them. Hotel pected. The attractive situation of July. visit here will proceed to New York. Don't scrape them. Temple Miss Carrie Allen of N. Mr. Louis O. Van Doren JOHN A. CLARITY, PROP. Examined the Sea Gables combined with its Albany, Y., of New The skin must be intact. tyes is enjoying a short sojourn here. York and Mr. Lawrence V. 20-22 TEMPLE ME. comfortable quarters and the luchious City D. This is an ST., PORTLAND, 3 Mr. who is with important item. shore dinners which are given Stanley Wheeler, Harris of Winsted, Conn., are to Plan. Glasses Repaired If broken, the flavor and color European We do make it the best hotels in the Chase and Sanborn's in Boston, is spend the remainder of the summer goes. our own and among Rooms 50, To and $1.00 per day. broken grinding duplicate here with his wife for a ten va- at Poll slowly an hour, drain and rub lenses from the pieces. Bay. The recent arrivals are Mr. days' Hackmatack Lodge. Renovated, and cation. off the skins. Newly Papered and Mrs. L. G. Hanson of Portland, Miss Eleanor S. Van Etten of New Painted. SMITH-SOMES CO. Mrs. John A. Sterritt is spending York is at be diced nnd covered with 578 CONGRESS Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Talton of Port- City visitng Hackmatack They may ST., PORTLAND, ME. land. Mrs. E. B. Austin and Leonora her vacation here, coming from Wash- Lodge for two weeks. cream sauce. I). to the beauties ASTOR CAFE Austin of Boston, Phiiy Dunbar of ington, C.. enjoy Mrs. Van Doren would like to sell They're better with the of simple Portland, Mr. Alfred Dunny of Bruns- Harpswell. a small donkey. The price is fifty French dressing. 18 TEMPLE STREET wick, Mr. Jas. S. Smith and Miss Miss Annie after dollars, including a sleigh, wagon, Finest 25 cent dinner in this city. Packard, spendinu Slice them Into it while they are hot Kate Smith of New York M. J. a week in Boston, has returned to harness, etc. CORbES' CAFE City, nnd they're delicious. First-class in K. Estabrook of Brunswick and Mr. Harpswell, where she will spend the Mrs. Josephus Rogers, Miss Helen Every Particular You know the three or Private Rooms T. G. Estabrook of Brunswick, Mr. rest of Hie summer motoring and Rogers and the Masters Sherwood proportion, Dining four times 565 1-2—667 1-2 and Mrs. A. G. Wales of St. Johns- sailing in her yacht, the "Iris." and Donald Rogers, and Mrs. Perci- as much oil as vinegar and Congress St. bury, Vt.; Mr. Adolph Krungle of Mrs. val Rogers are spending a week at pepper and salt to taste. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL PORTLAND, MAINE Margueritta Brewer, daughter the Boston, Mass.; Mrs. C. H. Rhode of of Mrs^. V. K. is Sqeezin cottage. (Incorporated) McCandless, expect- Mrs. Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. ed Fred Chandler, Mrs. Roland a at the McCandless cottage in the Making Mattress Pad. Opp State House BOSTON, MASS. Established 1S92 Estabrook of Brunswick and Mr. and Chandler, Mrs. Teague, Miss Sarah AUCTIONEERS colony for a few weeks vacation. Make a cover of Messrs. and John cheesecloth, meas- W. P. Mrs. B. F. Geld of Boston. The Misses and Frances Chandler, Philip DRESSER & SONS May Chandler, and the Misses uring it a quarter of a yard all around Steams of Frankford, Marion, Philadelphia, than the mattress. REAL ESTATE Steps were taken in Npw York on are Margaret, Mildred and Evelyn Chand- larger Then spread spending a short vacation here. 80 EXCHANGE ST., ler of New made it on the it thick PORTLAND, ME. July lfith to establish a complete unit The Harpswell boat took Gloucester, Me., up mattress, padding Telephone connection. laboratory a week's house at the Chandler with of aerial coast patrol suggested by a few of the professors and their party cotton, just the size of the mat- Special attention given to Farms. Tim- ber Lands and Seashore Rear-Admiral R. E. ami wives on a cottage. tress. Tie it and leave a of a Property. Prop- Peary others, very enjoyable and profit- quarter erty nought. Sold and as one the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marston of Appraised. Loans of most essential under- able trip. They landed first on Rag- yard around without any cotton In to on Mortgages. in a na- Woodfords spent Sunday with Mrs. takings perfecting system of ged Island, where sea specimens were tuck in around the mattress. This tional defence. Since Rear Admiral and stowed Gurney. collected, away for future does away with any clumsiness and has offered the use the Rev. Tut tie and family of Wood- Peary by gov- use. Dinner was cooked in the open, does not fords, Me., have arrived at their cot- pull awny from the edge. ernment of Flag Island, which is only after which a beautiful sail up Quo- Offers rooms with hot and cold tage on the West side. Rev. Tuttle water for and New and a short distance from Harpswell, Iiog Bay was enjoyed and all return- $1.00 up. which in- Old Books is of the Woodford's cludes free use of shower baths. AT there is great interest locally in the ed in the best of spirits. pastor Congrega- Cabbage Slaw. BARGAIN PRICES tional church. Nothing to Equal This In New establishment of a station on it. All Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Spencer o" Lew- Tnke n head of cabbage and slice Visitors Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton of England are looking forward to the date wheO isfon are their with very thin. Wash and | occupying cottage put in kettle ■Rooms with private baths for will be about over Waterville, Me., are the guests of aeroplanes flitting their children, Patrick. Elizabeth and with .hist water to $1.50 per day up: suites of two HUSTON'S, 92 Portland Mrs. for two enough cover. Sim- Exchange St., the bay and some even hope that and Gurney weeks. rooms and liath for $1.00 Dorothy, expect to stay for the mer slowly until then drain per day ner be a Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibb and family tender, and up. chance, they may given trip remainder of the summer. and add of are enough milk to cover and Room in one. Mrs. L. Lawson of Portland is stop- Dedham, Mass., occupying Dining and Cafe First- HOTEL summer. some salt and to Class. Plan. BRUNSWICK Mr. Irving n. Tied man of at Birch wood during the pepper taste. If you European Brooklyn, ping the Ridou cottage for the G. V. SEEMAYER, Prop. Miss Delia J. of have some from a ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. N. Y., has arrived for a ten-day visit season. Dodge Maplewood, gravy roast, add, Hot and Cold Water in Stone Every Room with Mr. Nelson who Mass., is spending three weeks with but if not add a floors, nothing wood but Oildersleeve, a pieasant visit Mr. A. P. Brad- good-sized piece of the Private Paths iiy Mrs. Duran at the Will-Octa doors. has a cottage on Hurricane Ridge. ford of en- cottage. butter. Serve hot. European Plan ?1 day up, with bath, $1.50. Poston, Mass., Is being very with its own Equipped Sanitary Cafe connected Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Teange and joyed at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Vacuum Cleaning Plant. of Ladies' Trimmed Hats 98c., "Eus- Comblnat on Meals 25c, 35c, 50c Mrs. Pickering Lewiston. Me., have Everett G. Sherwin of How to a Worcester, t Cook Asparagus. Strictly Temperance Hotel. Special Chicken Dinner 50c arrived and will occupy their beauti- Mass. is."—Adv. every day Out off the touph stalks, wash SEND FOR HOOK LET. 21-23 Preble St., Portland, Maine ful cottage on Hurricane Ridge for a the After very happy stay. Mr. and tender STORER F. CRAFTS. General Mgr. the the summer. parts nnd tie in bunches rest of Mrs. Williams of Princton. N. J., have Nature's Plan. again; in a WM. H. ROHR A new bovs' camp has been started returned home with a im- place saucepan and cover with lingering Nature. 1h? meditative mnn of the at Harpswell with seven boys already- pression of Harpswell. | boiling water. It will take from 20 to Marine world fnpins to say, has no necessary Eagle Engines enrolled. The head is Edgar P. Paul- Nathaniel who has been 80 minutes to cook it. Ten Jones, stop- minutes STANLEY MARINE MOTORS son of West Point, where Mr. Paul- contact with pnin, nnd yet willingly ping with his parents in their cot- before taking It tip ndd a tenspoonful son Is of the children's assumes Hit' The /VNDERSO\^ Perfox Waterproof Ignition, supplies, re- principal tage on Haskell's Island, has gone to burden. groat phy- of salt for each bunch. When done ENGRAVING CO. pairing. overhauling. Oasolene for sale. school at the United States Military a at sician's answer seems to be: military camp Long Island, "Stay serve on toast with Photo- Engravers 14 COMMERCIAL As counsellors are butter sauce, or WHARF PORTLAND Academy. Philip where he will train to he when- your wonder; it is tld.s very pain, tills ITluVrntor*. ready Just spread with butter. De*ignnrv Telephone S. Fox of Portland, a graduate of ever the "call" comes. of plain r'-Zm T0*C5 apparent Inconsistency nature, that w rem Ait Eowdoin, and Edward I>. Damknurer Mrs. I. F. Sullivan has arrived, to brings out man's supremest a senior a; qualities 85 MftrKat, IDEAL. of Santa Cruz. Cal., the he a guest of Mrs. Alhee in her mag- 8towaway Chests. Qtroot*, LUNCH of virtue and knowledge, making him ^PORTLAND^ Springfield Y. M. c. a. college. The nificent new on Hurricnne The upholstered rhest la B. Duniec, Prop. cottage a veritable stowawny which Is called | god." a camp, Camp Caseo, Hidge. Mrs. Sullivan expects to stay becoming regular piece of bedroom 118 CENTRE ST., PORTLAND will be limited to thirty boys. They for ten or days more. furniture, nnd the newest have tall Meals a-la-carte and will at Harpswell for the rest of THE Combination stay Mrs. E. P. Pendlebury and her end pieces that the UBERTY Chintz Covers for Books. give cliest a settle 47 Breakfasts. July and during August will go to the daughter and well known BROWN STREET. Jean, long effect. To hnve a Dinners and White Mountains and return the lat- During the summer months, when fnhrlc that matches Regular Suppers, 25 visitors nt Harpswell, have arrived | Portland, Maine. rents. books are be or hnnaonlzes with the other ter part of the month. from their home at Pa. liable to read out of furniture Charles D. Frankford, j In Dresser, Prop. Dr. Irving uaiiuns, a ooe- As doors In arbor or the room 1* essential In the cover- leaning guests they have Miss Frances hammock, and per- Homo like dining room where ev- Mann.. Is lag. tor of Springfield, spending Walton, who is also from Frankford. haps left there, It Is well to make gay erything served i« cooked on the the summer here with his vlfr at the HENRY LEVIN Mr. F. Walton, a leading soap and •Ittie chintz covers to slip on them. premie*. Buropean Plan. launch of Mr. Calkina' father anrl cottage oil manufacturer of Philadelphia, Is Pliose can be Here's a Trick. Moomn in connection. Is situated hastily caught together mother, which Just nhovr expected with his as Rah n shortly wife, with feather-stitching In a contrasting little hntter unrler the edge Merchant Tailor the Ocean View. Although I)r. Cal- guests of the Pendlebury's. -hade and will to of the spont. of the cream 92 Me. ha<» come here for a short time add the appearance pitcher; It Exohang* St., Portland, Wns The people of Harnswell rejoice at Had Learned this la the >f iho book as well as servo to \vll? prevent a drop of eroam from Something. during the summer, first the arrival of Mrs. Abble A. Brackett pro- Cleansing, ft a the tect It. running down over the Business Mnn (to for Pressing Repairing Specialty year he will upend all season here and Miss Hazel M. Bracket! of Bos- pitcher. nppllcnnt Job) Calkins —"Ilnve ii and he and Mrs. are welcom- ton, Mass., with Mrs. Geo. Malett you colloRo dlplomn?" Ap- with that will ed heartily hopes they also of Boston, as guest In their cot- Superdevoted. Lemon Juice In 8alad* pllcnnt—"No, sir; hut I hnve sovcrnl future summer* here. !>r. Cal for For all salnds stork crrtlflentes tlint spend tage two weeks. flho (romantlcRlly)—Would you risk containing fruits or mining might has a fine motor-boat called the ho Vlns A litter of eleven full-blooded life for sake? flsh, lemon Juice Is much to be offered In evidence thnt I hnve been which he has your my ptu- "Yewada" with already Scotch collies was horn at the Alhee ferred to the school of Ho (ardently)—I'd beard a Hon In vinegar. through experience."— We his friends many delightful cottage. These Again Say given dogs, being full- hi* den with a safctv razor! Puck. CASCO BAY AND HARPSWELL island so LINES. well that they have come YORK & JACKSON CO. here for several years. Time Table Effective 2, 1916. July Mrs. Harry Cook and WEEK DAYS her daughter Homes Furnished and Mr. From Portland (custom House Wharf) I Complete son-in-law, and Mrs. Sargent To Peaks Island (Forest Eaton, who in City Landing)— BUNGALOW OR CAMP SUPPLIES previous years have 5.45, 6.45. 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 u. 111.. 12.15, spent their summers 1.00, 2.15, 4.15, here, were the 5.15, G.15, 7.30, 8.15, 9.30 guests on p. in. 232 MIDDLE STREET. Look (or the Red Sign Wednesday of Mrs. Haw- To Cushlng Island—6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 kins. They returned a. Thursday to m.. 12.15. 2.15, 5.15, 6.15, 8.15 p. m. their new summer To Little and Great home on Great; Diamond Islands, Diamond Island. Trefethen and Evergreen Landings Mr. Eaton and Mr. Allan