rKTARLIftHKD I 1901. PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 1908. I OTCRXI> A* atCOfD I «», | CLAM MAIL BATTER. | PRICE FIVE CENTS. ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT BAILEY ISLAND. OF CHEBEA6UE CHURCH. THE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY BEGINS MERRICONEAG HOUSE "PETER PAN" TO BE PRESENTED WORK. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN- SOUTH INGS. Island Cottages and Hotels are Filled and Social Life Brilliant. HARPSWELL To Be Last Year's A Repeated By meeting of the voters and proper- MAINE. Cast. ty holders of Bailey Island was li^ld o»« The Monday evening. August 3 very pretty Httle nursery tale of 'Or the purpose of "Peter* Pan" will be acted in Hill consider W. W. in a the mean> of TIBBETTS. Crest Hall on and promoting Friday Saturday •he public welfare of of the island. as evenings this week by the same a Manager. result of the meeting, were company cf summer visitors who pre- steps aKen to organize a Island Im- sented it so successfully last season. Baile/ provement Association. Officers Enlarged and The j^ay is the same one in which wer* elected as follows: newly furnished. Miss Maude Adams wi'h President. appeared Carlos S. Vice Always the most such had Thomas: president. overwhelming success, 'and I a r Herbert F. Johnson: an 1 Popu H o t el Ions runs in the principal cities. The Secretary treasurer, C. Riborg Mann: Additional in Casco Bay. regular stage version was to adapted member^ of the board of Right out In the the abilities of the directors: young amateurs ("apt. \Vm. ocean. 14- miles who Henry Sinnett. Everett E. will present it by two of the cast. from Portland Slnnett. L. M. York. J. L. Sewareth M. Ash has *•!<• supply, cation. drainage. and refuse on Remember the name, and in so will ceeded Theodora B. Roberts as "Mr* disposal; Ranney, doing you fire on Darling" and Misses Marie and Er- protection: transportation; on boundaries and roads; on the have the best. We are the exclusive for Portland. nestine Robbins have replaced MUs preser- agents vation of natural resources and on Roberts and Viola Bissell as mem- For the next two weeks we will bers of Peter's landscape improvement; on taxaM.m. discount 20 cent from Band, while Edg.ir on Peaks per arbitration, law and Island order; on li- House Burkhardt will act the part of a pirate our brary and school; and on Now is the time to in place of Bissell. amusements RALPH E. ROWE. regular prices. buy. Cyril ami si»orts. Migr. No pains have been spared by Mr. PIuts !%tam4. It is the purpose of the organization Walter Rogers in coaching the cast Cmsco to bring about a Bay. Me. to make the play an entire success hearty co-operation l*-tween all interested in the welf:ire from the acting The en- standpoint. ( t the island in Famous for tertainment will be J discussing the qiu s- greatly improved tiocs referred to this these committees, ard years for its un- year by the fact that the players in I taking steps to make the island as will be ccompanied in their songs by equalled loca- | attractive and well ordered a .'•$ R. the piano, a feature which was neces- place tion, liberal S. is DAVIS ; possible. the work CO. of Through tuis sarily absent last season. Special »f- and body BaiUy Island expects to o-.it- management forts are being made to furnish as strlp her former records for fine shore din- Portland's Homefurnishers complete scenery and property effects beauty Complete a at: ractiv*-net.s. ners. L ^ as possible, and the plavette will V' Every- \nother meeting will be held next given with as few changes as practi- thing modern. Monday to hear Cor. and Federal Sis. cal from the evening the repoit Electric Exchange original stage presenta- ot the board of lights, tion. directors on the mat- ter of steam the of these com- heat, pri- Tickets for the entertainment wh!--h membership F. C. HASKELL, mittees. The movement is vate Treasurer* are twenty-five cents may be secured arousing dining I mnch enthutdasm on the etc. at the door or at the hotels and from island amoig rocms, Ac- 's C. CarJy. Erne»tine some boat at his on Martine and Miss L. Robbm* shop Mackerel ita." was hauled up during the win- Hook, Wm. Allen Harri*. Cove shore, is K. P. Duncan of the "Ripple." enter- Jr. which twenty-feet long ter and several were One {ame«'irate*— ports entered tained a Price with a party of N. J. Cash. b*am six feet Newark. friends Swell. Harri* wide. The craft before at their J. Newell landing private wharf on Spot Starky. H. Allen Cooke. is built on the Tuesday. Jr. improved Casco at Mackerel Cecco. B<*y Cove. A number of im- E'lgar Rurkhardt bampton style and is to have a motor Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Robinson wi'h Mullin*. Frederic Sweeney, provements have been made on tne Jr. installed. After its son. \V. who Noodler, Daniel I.. Harris completion it yacht, among them a new motor ha? Philip Robinson, have be will" for sal* and will make a good been installed. been spending a three weeks' vacation Clothiers, boat for pleasure as well as Ash- at Bailey, returned home to Ware, Hatters, It will be of interest to of the MERRICONEAG ing. many Mass.. the earlier part of the week. HOUSE. summer residents of Bailey Island that Mrs. Alexander M. Mr. John H. Small and Mr. Wilson and <»on. Mr. Harry Francis Estabrook. who Paul Pamuel of Sleman of D. MANY NEW GUESTS HAVE AR- Chicago. 111., will be gue«ts camp to the island last week, has sold Washington. C.. joined Hf th* Outlook for the of th*dr families at the in RIVED FOR AUGUST. remainder his home in Newton. Mass.. and is Waugh cottage Furnishers, the season. | the Pastures on Saturday. building himself a handsome resi- Mrs. John Entertainment* And Sailing Parties L. Wright and daugh*r»r. dence in Allston district of Boston. Mr. George O'Donnell of Boston re- Wynna of Chelsea. have turned after an of Add to Their Enjoyment. Mass.. b«">n Mr. Alfred Streuli of Plainfleld. N. Wednesday outing visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Horace one week at the Seaside and Cottage. J., was at the "Breakers." a few dsv* The season la now under P. Stevens and for the fully way family |»ast last week, where Mrs. Streuli Is en- Edmund Gilchrist, the youngest son at the Merrlconeag House. one of th«* two weeks. Mr. Wright, who a Is Joying the summer with her mother. of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gilchrist of Three 26 and mont on Floors, 28 Monument charmingly situated hotel* In th» reporter the Boston Globe staff, was the Brown left for a Sq. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. cottage Tuesday lower hay. and already scores of down for one week, and Is to return Gilchrist. Jr.. and two of guests have arrived who will sojourn for another sojourn sometime durine daughters Philadelphia. (Continued on Page 7.) at thl* delightful *pot for the remain- j the month.. der of the fummfr. In addition to Mr*. H. M. Read, daughter. Mis* the THo Tolman, Bradford Furniture many permanent guest*, over fifty Margaret and *on John, of Haverhill. Hamilton Co., took of Mi ir M* Pftlnc. Pro*ri«i«'e o'clock and the tlm* la apent In (l«h- (n the violin an<\ guitar and sever- Ing until one o'clock and al monologue*, all of which won the again at two o'clock the aloop leavea well earned of the W. applau*e guest*. for a three houra' aall In the bay. It WILLIAM ROBERTS CO. A favorite dlver*lon of the gue*t* la a moat enjoyable sport and ahould 1* the deep *ea fishing part le* which be taken often by all. are nearlv STATIONERS arranged every pleasant Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Steven* and The member* who day. recently daughter. Marcla of Andovsr. Ma*a made one of the*e enthu*la*tlc 233 Middle St.. PORTLAND, ME. up par- have been entertained for the paat tie* of fisher* and who made an unna- fcotol ♦» Omo few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ploort Boy. Coaploto f »tw; 1«UII Of B/xi«rB »p|K.ioto>MkU Hatha *o« wi*t» «• «M» floor. Stevens and Mr. Stevea* Aeotyl*** oa». riMrura focioc Boy wtf btorb. k»i*« >ri (Contlnued on Page 2.) P. family. floor IHM OO IWllONlM at Pittsburg. second, a entitled OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Springfield book much that his business partner. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Francis and "Half a Rouge." The consolation W. J. Coleman, and the latter's fam- of St. Louis are for prize, a stein. Mrs: R. Faucett have also BAILEY family registered George ily chosen the Merrlconeag THe Ocean View Hotel ISLAND SUMMER HOTEL won with 1? a two weeks' stay. Mr. Francis, who points. House at which to enjoy their vaca- WILL ENTERTAIN MANY THIS is traveling for the Brown Shoe Co.. tion. The gentlemen are In the tailor BAILEY ISLAND, ME. MONTH. has not visited this part of the coun- Ing business at 251 Fifth Avenue. New try before and both he and Mrs. Fran- Cisco York. WALTER. D. CRAFTS. <& cis are scenes Bay House. Prop. Manager Many New York and Washington enraptured with the A most enjoyable motor boat about here. party Families Will of the past week was that of Mrs. Register Here LONG ISLAND'S LEADING SUM- Messrs. J. Wilson and A. D. Wil- Harris, who. In company with Mr. and Next Week. MER HOTEL HAS son of Ottawa have joined Mrs. Wil- SEVENTY Mrs. G. W. Spauldlng and five others, Rev. C. F. son of Burroughs, pastor of the that city, who has been here GUESTS 'REGISTERED. came down on Wednesday for a few Vniversalist church in White River two weeks or more. The party will days' stay from the Three Islands. Junction. Vermont, is registered here remain some weeks longer. The Semi-Weekly Dancing Parties Nothing proves the popularity of for the month of August. He is no Mr. John H. Wilson of the Boston Are Vary Largely Attended This the Merrlconeag House among the stranger to this island summer having spont Transcript spent Wednesday and Season. visitors so much as the f*ct vacations here in years past. Thursday here while touring the coast. that many of Its patrons return to en- Mr. John and J. Alexander Du Mont of New York He was very much impressed with Sterling son James B.. Joy Its charm season after season. of Montreal. City registered here Saturday last for Chebeague and had an opportunity Can., registered Satur- One lady, who has been attracted here to Mrs. for his summer vacation. to view a magnificent sunset while day Join Sterling, who has many years. Is Miss J. L. Roberts, been summrlng here since 1G. who arrived from her Messrs. H. J. and George D. Reeves here. July home In New The family will remain until the lust York last week to her of Jersey City. New Jersey, arrived at Mrs. Charles A. Bowles and son. spend eighth of the month. season at this resort. the hotel Tuesday noon for their sum- Chester B. Bowles of Springfield. charming The hotel is mer outing. Both have been here on Mass.. registered Friday for a stay. entertaining about guests and of the island in years past and they con- Mrs. Bowles is a sister of Mrs. W. seventy many these are from Montreal and sider Bailey's Island the gem of Caj«:o C. Newell and Mr. William A. Har- Quebec. This house has Bay. ris. who are two of our most respected always been moet popular summer residents. with several of the leading Canadian Daniel A. MacEachern of Beverly. The Bowles fam- Cliff Island have been families and every season will «tnd Mass.. clerk at Charles E. Cushing's ily owners of the Spring- field them here for their summer vacation. clam (take pavilion. Long Island, spoilt Republican.for generations. Proprietor Charles E. Is Sunday here the guest of his friend. Mrs. R. B. Coxford. Mrs. E. I>* L. Cushlng most pleased with the business to date As usual in Robert J. Cooney. clerk at the hotel. Brigham. Miss Jordan and Mr. EdsHi August there are more and the clam bake pavilion has several on H. Paine attended a pleasant social and people Cliff Island than at any John H. Wilson of the force of the parties for this month. tea at the Breeze on other month in the year, but this year Boston Daily Transcript, was here ai camp the grove side Dr and Mrs. A. H. of Bos- seems to mark an epoch in the history the house Friday and Saturday. From Tuesday. The evening was most Keyou ton. Mass.. arrived Friday for of the island as regards numbers. The here he proceeded to Sebago I-ake. enjoyably spent around the tents and evening it is a short outing. have Aucoclsco Hotel is a where he remained a few said that a tempting menu which They already entertaining days. houseful as as Prominently located oa an eminence a view included fresh boiled lobsters, was been to the house for two visits, and well several cottage an- commanding superb of surf J. H. Hendrick and Miss and shore, within ten minntes' walk of steamboat and Knapp. done full the are only too glad that they are nexes. and Cliff Cottage and Wan- wharf post office. both of justice by party. privi- Fine sand beach with Springfield. Mass.. are here at to visit nelakl are well filled private bath house, at bead of famous Mackerel Arden W. leged Long Island once aga'n. Lodge with Cove, the hotel of Coombs and wife of the near hotel Fishing parties from the Ocean View make record having registered Friday J. G. boarders. C. M. Cobb's casino and catches of Lafayette. Portland, were the guests I^egrand and daughter of Mon- and last week. Mr. Hendrick has been restaurant had a deep-sea rock-flsb. tautog. etc. Table with all kinda of treal. Can., are here at the house and rush day Sunday an.l always supplied a Mr. Paine. Sunday. Mr. Coombs of fish, lobsters and clams fresb the sea regular visitor here for several sea- and broiled lobsters were sea-food; from daily. Large rooms 1* a well this is their first vacation to this in- plain served sons. known attorney in the Forest with clothes presses, hair mattresses, insuring a comfortable land. have out almost by hundreds. night's sleep. City. They in years past sp^nt Toilet and batb rooms. Sanitary plumbing throughout the house. Miss Eleanor Ward and G. Dris*-n. their summers at The have held Dining Bailey's Island. Improvement Society room accommodates over 100. Pool room in new both of N. Y.. are here for almost provided addition this Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Forbes their final meeting this season vear. distance in the their of West- Long telephone bouse. Open all the year round. summer cuting. having register- though another will be called soon HILL mount. Can.. In company with to Rates and circulars on application to W. D. CRAFTS, Me. ed the past week. CREST. finish business. At the Bailey Inland, th*»Ir son. A. B. Forbes are meeting last week the executive registered here since Aug. 1. board were ap- CHEBEAGUE'S POPULAR SUMMER pointed as follows: Mrs. Miss Bessie Forbes. daughter Geo. M. HOTEL IS CROWDED WITH Fiske. Mrs. O. P. Mrs. J. I*. RobinM Inn. of Mrs. Forbes has been summer- Stone. Mrs. A. A. H L. M. York TOURISTS ing at the hotel since July 18. T'ie Coyle. olden. Mrs. J. L. Carver, Mrs. L. W. Southard. Mr. AUGUST IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL family will si>end the remainder of t*ie A. F. Black. Mr. Haviland. Mr. Chas Bailey's Island, Dancing. Sailing and Fishing Parties month here. MONTH HERE. H. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc- Serve to Entertain the Maine. Young Peo- Kean. Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus C. Griffln. Guests Are Enjoying a Pleasant Vaca- ple. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. Miss Phoebe Hunter. Miss Laura E. tion The Warm Bennett. Miss Elizabeth McKean. Cisco During Weather. At the present time there are regis- Bay's Leatflig Mr. and Mrs. M. A. tered one Auditor. Mr. Geo. M. Fiske. Mr. A. A. Griffiths of hundred and twenty-two HOUSE General CROWDED TO THE LIMIT Holden. chairman of the committee Stwe, New York arrived Saturday and regis- gutsts and daily scores of applicant? AND NEW GUESTS CONTINUE on of streets In a list tered here at the hotel for the month are refused on account of lack of ac- naming brought Here yoa will find ev- TO ARRIVE. of suggestions which were pronounCv.nl of August. commodations. Already there are in erything that U •ap- use 54 excellent. They will be considered Miss H. of Wash- sleeping rooms and all the near- plied trom a ltr»t Margaret Wasney and acted the soon. elm by cottages are Mr. Many Prominent Persons Now Stay- upon by committee ington. D. C.. is expected today for a accommodating and Hamilton Dr. F. C. and grocery provision short summer at this in letting him rooms for the ing At This Popular Resort. Mavberry family of outing i>opular ■tore. Fre»b invoices summer use of his guests. This is Boston, have arrived at the Ranc'iff resort. This is Miss Was- certainly The usual round of social activities the banner year for the Hill Crest ar»d cottage for the remainder of the sea- of Meit, Fowl, ney's first visit to Bailey, which was was Game, observed at the Peaks Isiaud son. for the remainder of the summer Miss Wilma Mavberry is to Provisions and recommened to her by former guests every House last week, all the features of Fruit* re- room in the join the soon, after a summer of the Robinhood Inn. hotel and annexes will family ceivea auiy. our are low, the which were the prices considering quality of goods received. We be taken. The social life is active and thoroughly enjoyed by spent at Grand Rapids. Michigan, and carry Miss Henrietta O. Ames of Tallahas- many guests who are now sojourning Hardware. Paints, Oils. E:c. Hardwood (or open a with the two dancing parties giv.?n Columbus. Ohio, where she has b*»«*n fireplaces specialty. Dry Goods, see, Fla., for a few weeks will be the at this popular hotel. On Wednesday a B jots. 8hoo». and Rubbers and fishemec'* each week, to say nothing of other guest of class mates at Mount Hoi- supplies. Oar teams visit all pacts of the island. guest of Miss Julia E. Massey. who evening occurred the largest as w»-ll diversions the guests are enjoying a yoke College. is her cousin. Miss Ames came di- as the most successful whist party delightful vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Searle and rect from Florida to enjoy the sea which has been held this season. Miss Lida of Misses Lillian. Mabel and air of this delightful island. Dra|>er Boston. Mas*., The players were seated at twenty Dorothy accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. William Searle of Worcester. Mass.. are at Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Elsslnger of tables arranged in the hotel parlots Woodbine & A. Briard also of Boston, are here for the Casco Cottage for August, having New York here for and some fifteen prizes were award-d. Cottage. registered Sunday the arrived are month of August. Dr. Briard and Miss J. Muir of Brooklyn, took the Tuesday. They accom- a two weeks' outing this season, which Mrs. Mrs. H. 5. wife are enjoying their first vacation consolation panied by Ed. Searle. whose hus- Sinnett, Prop. Me. is their first spent at Bailey. Mr. cake, which she very gra- Bailey Island, on the island and are delighted with band will arrive here Saturday. Mr. is an architect of New York. ciously shared with her many frlenus This Idul h >u»e hu bMa Eissinger the Hill Crest and Frederick Searle is of boirdlag overhauled and many improvements made, Its superb site. Miss who had fared more fortunately. sui>erintendent tmoog Mrs. and MUj the Coes them being alarjtensw dining rovn capab'.eof SI Chapin daughter. Draper was here last season and she Wrench Co.. and also the seating gae.ua; 30 floe chambers, nicely Mabel of Winter The Thursday evening concert f«r Coes W. Chapin Hill. was most active in the social affairs Knife Co.. of Worcester. The furnished. Excellent table with plenty of eea food. June 1 to the v. Open Sept. 1. Rates on Mass.. are the entertainment of the guests is will remain appllc*- Somervllle. spending given then. At the masquerade »>all party for August. tlon. Special rates for June and 50. given by Mr. Thomas y of Sept. Accemodatea month of August 4i»re and are on tli<--ir given during the Field festivities Hendeij>< Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Day Westbrook and ol Roper and Initial visit to Hcwurd Stev*-ns- Btiley. she was awarded the prize for the best son, Marcelius. Jr.. with are Portland a** I.v fe K'y V»n-. nurse, at Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Andrews <;f costume representing the Casco Bay the Charles Pettenglll cottage for Among -he New York and brother-in-law. Mr. B. Breeze. mmy calling trip< enjoy- August. They were at the Aucocisco ed recently was that arranged M.-. F. Ruggles of East Orange. N. J., Mr. J. H. Knox and daughter. Mis» by House last year. Mr. Roper Is in the Otto Schultz and Mr. Lewis CHARLES S. who have been at the Robin- Knox of are Peabody piano business at THOMAS stopping Gladys Maplewood. N. I., Worcester. Boston. of New York and Dr. Gallahue of U >> hood Inn. have taken the W. W. John- here for an extended vacation, their Fitchburg and Leominster. Mass. The Carpenter and Builder ton. The ladies of their party includ- son cottage for the season. present plan being to remain until party arrived July 31. Hatley's Me. ed Miss Dora McCarty and Miss Eva Island, after I^abor Day. This Is their first Mr. Frank I^awton of mU klnd- ot Clark of Boston and Springfield, " A l Gilding Miss Cecelia S'i!- ana,tr^r/iBS,Vot and of Wollaston. who no the n. friends. nummorlrn at the Johtuon yellow cottage on the North INO MOST LOOKEO FORWARD Mas*., arrived here Tuesday evening road. E. S. for a three weeks' stay. Mra. Per- A small building which will be n**»d LEEMAN TOO EVENTS. MERRICONE AG HOUSE. kina Is a slater of Mra. H. C. a* a Ash stand has Just been moved Bailey's Island, Maine. ham. who la here for the summer at to a lot on the North road. Livery. and Many Guasts Enjoying the Bathing. Teaming Baggage Expressing. Our her delightful cottage on Sunset Road. (Continued from Pace L) Mr. J. C. Hull and meet all carriage* Now family of !>eo- boats; Soma Arrival* Noted of Mr. and Mra. George F. Farmer minater. Masa.. are the tenenta In the Uava oHsn at yaar hotal or board lag ptaoa for Lsosiss's Kapraaa. Talaphoaa S—14 The weekly round of pleasure at SprlngAeld have been registered since ually snrressful trip at the InvltaMon L. and H. cottage. No. S. this week. Tbe at to Cbebea- of Hamilton. Chebeague, la Its top Monday, having returned Mr. H*nry RHch^nback of N-'w Miss Ethel Burgeas of Atlantic notch on and gue again thla seaaon for their vaca- In a Wednesday 9aturdtjr York. brought catch of two- hun street. Portland, la visiting Mr. ami when the and music tion. Mr. Farmer is a of dr»»d and IV. evenings lobby partner fifty pounds and every flsb Mrs. Leon M. Fbbes at the Flske cot- George Johnson, roonia are the retail shoe was converted Into an unmatch- Mr. J. W. Hoben In In prim* condition for us* on the tage a f«w days this week. ■allay Island, Main#. ed floor for two laat business at the concern J»- table. 9p«rU attention *Won to and dancing. The Springfield, AaMn* aaitinr porttaa. Motor *!■*, Miss Florence Ham of Somer/ille, ImM Ptrwnt. hopa were particularly nice affairs an I Ing the George F. Farmer Shoe Co. Mr. wptbto of etrrrbw forty. Bolt »nd linos mnd Mr*. H. W RussHl sad will a famiaMi to Mass.. spend short time with tofcl—r porttoo. Prteo II 00 aoch. It la now hinted that on one of tlw Mra. W. F. Burdlck with son. thHr Soiiinc. zsc Ntk. Lift "■ 1 ■ daughter. with Mr. W#»ld*n of Mr. and Mrs. K 8. Hodg»s at Oruid evenInas In the week an orcheatra will were also Pliny and daughter Tacy. Cambridge, are staying at the hotel View, coming down be which will further enhance Friday preaent. among the artivala from Springfield for the month of August. Mr. Rus- the Intoxication of the walti»f Mr. and Mra. Edgar Cousens and gilding on Monday evening They aro to re- sell Is connected with a prominent on daughtera. Grace and Marlon, wltb thla polished floor. The bathing main for a three weeks' outing concern. confectionery Mlaa at the beach Is perhaps more popu'ar Helen Ogllvi* of Sotnervllle and The whist party at the Hill Crest Perhaps th» most enthusiastic ss than ever and the raft la dally well Mlas Alice Bemls of 9penc#r, Maas. Hall on Tueaday evening, which wis well ss successful fisherman DOMESTIC populated at high tide. Temperature* who has are at the Beckett cottage for A'ig- conducted by Mra. W. A. White of be*n at the house this Is Com. are well up In the We thla summer year nat. KEY Roxbury. and Mia* Uda Draper, aaal^t- George 0. Stevens, who r»tnrned to WEST and the ocean Is oftener used for a Mra. Richard T. Snow and her son ed by Dr. W. H. Brlard of Boston, was his business In New York last week. dip on this account presumably. a success. first ladles* decided The Mr. Stevens enjoyed his stay here so (Continued on Page I.) AND Judge J.J. Miller and wife of Pitta- prise, a handsome water color, was IMPORTED burg have taken rooms for August won by Mra. Knox of Montreal wl»h CIGARS. Their son la at Tamp Pequolg on the a score of 35; ladles' second by Mra. " ■ f. nearby north ahore and Mr. and Mrs. Jackaon of Maiden, a bound volume Mmm, ftavw Miller are here to be near him. The were "Virginia'.' The men's prites <*■ ••< o*eo (MMiMdattAM Mr*. R«tkl«f. bnotloc •Mlof. BROWN & Judge |« a golf enthuslaat and regret* won In that ca- ** by lad lea who played r"™*beee* <* tfco kotM. iiwnwt tohio with m fooo, iot—n itr. im« TURNER, that there has not as yet been estab- an electric flash ^ pacity. First prise r*r *"*■ leeorttaf to lowMn, Me. Opw a Mil toyt It. T« IM Dm llshed here a club and link* won with 2t APOTHECARIES. food golf light, Mra. O 8tewmrt. «M Bottk of Itpii ItMlMt Mmt of oeoM u4 boy. Apply He prealdea over the Codrt *°"J*wwee# *•r Orphan'e point* and Mlaa Tacy Burdlck of '*■'!», ■Mlo,*. 1^*4, Miuo. 501 Congress St., Formerly Schhfttrbeck's, Portland. are intimate friends of Miss F. A. Bone BOCKMFRE HOUSEV who has been at the hotel for some time. It is POPULAR RESORT Casco Bay universally conceded that we the DRAWS MANY The second birthday House, carry OLD AND NEW QUESTS. anniversary of FINEST ICE CREAK in Casco baby Sidney Darlington of the Grey CHAS. £. Bay cottage waj recently celebrated CUSHINC, Prop. Numerous Excursion Partis* Enjoyed his by young friends. Miss Oldroyd of by ths Visitors. Boston, the our popular cook at the hotel, Try Mrs. G. B. Squires of Winchester, furnished one of her famous birth- S. & H. ROOT it is who has already spent three seasons day cakes for the party and the BEER, simply perfect at children the Rockmere. has unexpectedly had a fine time. The young returned there again, as she finds no guests were; Esther Hamilton, Marlon Cold Soda, Naboth Orape Juice locality which can surpass that of Warner. Catherine Hamilton. Littlejohn's Island. Wilbur Johnston and Philip Johnston. Mrs. W. W. Sprague and her two Mrs. C. A. Pailey of Baldwinsville. Suchard's and daughters. Beatrice and Marjorie. with Mass.. spent several days Reputation Chocolates as recently Mrs. Z. L. Sault. all of Sotnerville. the guest of her father. Mr. Oil- Mass., arrived at the hotel last Wed- man Walte. nesday to spend the season here. A Miss Rebecca *At the Head of the New Pier* M. Drake of Philadel- phia. another lady who has spent many AUCOCISCO HOUSE delightful reasons on this beautiful ^\l V^vyDD iJ Cliff Island, Maine Island. Is staying at the Pern cot- AUGUST FINDS CLIFF ISLAND HO- tage. one of the hotel annexes. TEL CROWDED. Mrs. M. Reese of Boston with her sister. Miss K. A. Dunbar of Kan- Progressive Euchre Parties Continue sas. and Miss Lottie E. Sproule of To Be an Attraction. Allston. Mass., are sojourning for a Mrs E. M. Carnrick of New York Leading house on this is'and. a few day* at the Rockmere. commanding fine view of the bay. Pin# This is with child and maid grove the house where the first arrived Tuesday. alongside rockers and hammocks are for the use of time Miss Dunbar has visited This is Mrs. guests. the Carnrlck's second visit to Bathing, boating and fishing. Clam Bake House accommodates 400 & coast and she is very much in- with Cliff Island, having s|»ent a season dancing privileges. Clam Bakes and Antique Colonial Furniture terested in her Shore Dinners served here. Open initial at experience here two years when the June 15 to 15. Rates and on the shore. ago. hotel Sept. circulars application. Accommodates 100. We also manufacture was managed by Mr. Walter Castner. Only twenty minutes sail from Portland. On a Tuesday motor-boat trip was Mrs. W. R. and after Shera- made Murphy Miss A. Chippendale, by a number of the to Adele guests Murphy of are ton and New Meadows in Philadelphia Hepplewhite de- Proprietor O. H. among the arrivals of this week. The Hamilton's cruiser "Either." The Murphys have l>een at Cliff Island Buy and Be signs. weather was ideal for Convinced such an ex- during some previous summers. cursion and the PORTLAND party enjoyed them- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kurtz of Phila- That the Best Stock of UPHQLSTER'.NS AND selves Those Groceries art Provisions on ire at immensely. who made delphia with a party of nine arrived Chebeagne the were: Mrs. A. W. OECORATIN6 CO. trip Beals. Miss Tuesday and are domiciled at a near- E. A. Miss 27 Frit Sweat, Waite, M. D. Andrews, by cottage, taking meals at the hotel. A. H. Portland. Me. Mrs. P. C. Central Stroub. Miss F. H. Look. Mr. Mr. G. P. Stellman will Mrs. HAMILTON'S, New England Telephone 173-11 G. Waite poln Landing and daughter. Mrs. C. A. Stellman. who is registered here Fri- The Chebeague Cash Grocer Palley. Misses Lena and Carolina day this week. We Yeaton. The Bone carry special brands of the choicest Teas and party also enjoyed The weekly progressive euchre Coffees that are a two-hours sail sure to among the islands party last Saturday was satify the island trade. the same evening afternoon. marked by much enthusiasm. Mrs. >ir. j. C. Thornton of Dorche*t*»r, I*. B. Sinclair of New York won first with his friend. Mr. Clarence D. Wa- prize on a draw with Miss Susan T. w WBMMV* terhouse of The First Somerville. spent several Murdoek of Baltimore. Miss C. Grocery* Home Co. days at the May Bakery end Ice Cream Perlor Jump Rockmere. Mr. Thornton Batchelor was the winner tb« best Mining of second carry line of Is connected Groceries on the island. oar"D«isv" brand of with a large dairy-pro- prize, while the WE canned and Try duce consolation went to package goods. They stand for Our and Stephens County, Washington Arm in Dorchester. When the Ice cream are both made on quality. bakery goods Mr. C. S. Schermerhorn of the premises and contain the same gentlemen left Baltimore. In your own ingredients as nsed the island they went The kitchen. Oar increasing trade is onr bridge prize was taken by Miss •toraand best advertisement. Visit our SHARES FULLY to Mechanic Kails, and a see for yourself. We are located PAID AND NO N-ASSESS ABLE party of ten Elizabeth Clark. next door to Post Office, Chebeague. guest.? accompanied them as far as A party of guests took the Gurnet Yarmouth in the •'Esther." A delight- acres ful trip Wednesday, while another party Sixty of richly mineralized ground, in the faraon* Deertrail sail was enjoyed up the camp. Royal went to C'asco Castle in motor boats. Twenty acres on t be Mine vein as the Miver Qjeen and Seal from River. WEBBER ft which Mines, Some of both excursionists met HAMILTON, #200,000 worth of ore ha* been taken. To further The new at the Chebeague Island continue devel- hotel cottage is now com- SOUVENIR AKL> ICE opment work, a few thousand shares will be sold for the low Castle for tea and returned home CREAM SHOP price if pleted and was occupied for the first by Cigars, Tobacco, Souvenir Postals, moonlight, the lea Cream Delivered to Order time last enjoying sail im- Qallon. Cool Soda With Purs by Quart or Saturday evening by Proprie- | PRKSH FISH Fruit Syrup at Our New Fountain. tor mensely. MARKET. We have at our Ten G. H. Hamilton and his The variety of sea food store at Hamilton'* 1-a Cts. Per Share family. Mrs. Dr. and fresh from the ocean. ruing every Fern cottage has been made Fleming family of tlejohn'a Island. Dally delivery at Chebeague and Lit- Reftrence by Permission: Crew 4 Lunt.PubHshirs of entirely Baltimore, arrived ft/ TheCascoBa/ Br• ze available for the use of ] Wednesday with guests. her mother ■ | and to be — — The daughter joined ■—— w weekly dance and social at the by the Dr. later on in August. Rockmere last Friday evening was held in EDWA R I> J. J. W. PHILLIPS. FISCAL AGENT honor of the birthdays of Mr. FOBEH C6. Raymond Newcomb of ROOMS 9 AND 10, ODD FELLOWS Medford, and BU0CK, BhVERLY, MASS. Miss Louise R. Miller of New Ro- MAY BE BUILT APOTHECAR1ES N. Pure chelle. Y. Both received many beau- Drugs and Chemicals. tiful BIG HOTEL SAID TO BE Prescriptions gift*, and the house was prettily PRO- Carefully JECTED AT Compounded from Stock of Fresh decorated for the occasion with LONG ISLAND. Drugs. sprays of evergreen. Music was fur- ot. or nished Club of New for dancing by Miss Lucy Sporting York Under- stood to be Interested. FIRE. Lynch. M5ss Helen Newcomb and INSURANCE Miss Mattie CLEAVES VILLA is Hopkins, and the guests A rumor has been quite persistent worth all it costs, because it a vau the assured feel- enjoyed a fine time. MRS. C. L. CLEAVES. gives at Ix>ng Island recently, and has been Prop. ing of content which he does not otherwUe hav* Mrs. Y. C. Stroub Central unle-s of New York, who published as an accomplished fact by Landing, Gt. Chebeague I., Ma. he catries thin loim of has spent many season* the protection. V\heo placing new on LitMe- Portland dailies to the effect that Homelike bouse, shunted on North or additional john's Island, Is at with the next summer road, near and insuraoce we wonid be to tdk it staying the Fern a big hotel on grove beach. Nice rooms, pleaded cottage near the (arm products raised on over with a hotel. the South shore a place. Kates. you. "^e make of Suramer Home» facing handsome «8.00 to specialty Mrs. J. beach is a 99.00. of all kinds. A card wiil A. McCoy and her daughter, probability. postal receive prompt attention Florence L. The McCoy, of Somervllle. ar- property under consideration is rived at the a of house on Friday for a part the 40-acre plot of Mr. A. William A. Trufant short stay. Miss McCoy is convales- Rohr, an inventor who lives on the Chester L. (SL Hamilton's Landing. Chebeagua Islana Jordan Co. lng after a severe Illness and finds the place. It is immediately to the south Main*. Island an west Parties can -- Id ideal place in which to re- and of of the land now owned secure pleasure boats of H. S. HAMILTON Exchange St., Portland, Telephone 966 by all kinds for all cover her strength. the United States government. The occasions, also Naphtha Launches capable of carrying twenty The plans of the with pas- CARPENTER AND BUILDER Misses Mary and Catherine sporting club of New sengers experienced men in Row boats to charge. wortt carefully performed. Cufllin of Brighton and York, who contemplate let at reasonable charges. rJ&?trmct Miss Mary purchasing Wharf to let. altering promptly Sheridan ten acres of the Privileges tended Island of Dorchester are at the ho- property, include not it Long Market Proprietor tel for a week only a large but a Fresh of their vacation. The hotel, steamer land- CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Me. Meats, Groceries and Provision*. Nissens ladies the Fruit and Bakeries, Ice Cream, were at Quebec at the time of ing. first on the ocean side of Confectionery. Try "Oar Premium Coffee"—It can't Sodas, tumbler free with be bsat. A cut glass the celebration and Ix>ng Island, a lay out of grounds and each pound this week. We are there, enjoyed Give agents for the Eureka Steam their Canadian tour and a road all Cots Laundry. your to our very much. shrubbery around the Cottage wattling* team, and enjoy your summer vacation. There are no house lots CORDES Daily and Sunday The Misses Nora F. and island for The committee of better for CAFE Newspapers, Periodicals and Souvenirs. us for all Emma M. driving. summer Try your wants. of New homes than those on the Lit- CHARLES W. CORDES. At the Head of Young Somervllle are spending wealthy York men are to be here Doughty's two next tlefleld property. Great 489 Landing. Long Island. Me. weeks at the Rockmere. week to promote the final nego- Chebeague Congress St., Portland. They Island. Have you considered tiations. them? Adjoining the famous Longfellow In Address A. R. Littlefield, Great Che- commenting on the matter It can Mansion. Four floors. 12 Private be beague Island, Me. only said that if there is an op- dining rooms. portunity for any steamboat landing on the ocean side, except In the cove at Harbor de Grace, It has yet to be brought to our attention. Mr. It Rohr, U worth fl 00 to yog. when seen by the Breeze representa- tor fl.00, cub, oa Salt tive or' said that he had given a price on the land, but had heard nothing fur- "TY GBTO ther from the parties. (Or«r Ira F. Clark'*) "7 „«=, PorU.„d, M.. Kot NegotUble

Cor. Congress and Oak St». The Store of Quality Long Island

— — — — — SOUTH After Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Porter of West- HARP8WELL, MAINE Stock Sale brook spirit Saturday and Sunday a* Stabler mt Taking guests of Mr. and Mrs. BenJ. I^arrabee Houit la stock last we at Mtrrlconog Oetan Yltw Noutt Auburn taking Friday discovered many broken sizes their pleasant summer home. Ctlonf and ends which we and a few cdds A The finest intend to close out. The large party have been at the 1-10- livery, boarding and sales stable* in Caaco following lots are re- 29th the Oar Bay. duced and no matter how low the greatly Reg. building post week. Mrs. three stable* are equipped to handle all prices may can 8. J. and H. C. the bnaineas of values are as appear you rest assured the Foster and Miss Ethel" thia and we are exactly tepreaented and Foster of place prepared to furniah team a with entirely free trom to Gray, Me.. Mrs. Clara Balley careful color the facts. any attempt dis- of drivers at any honr o! the or Auburn. Me., Mr. and Mrs. A. H. day night. and of all kind4 Expressing Prince. Mr. and Mr*. J. I. Riley and moving receive prompt and caretnl niece Ijuira Have all attention. Hutchinson, of Cam- yonr bsggape checked in care of A. 1 bridge. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. E. inkham, Merrill 8011th Harpawell, Maine. * Waist Values Bemtmbe/ and daughter Ethel of Auburn. Mr. "Thermico" Nathaniel It make* no difference how Hannaford. Gorham. Me., many waists yon Hosiery and want an a Capt. Mrs. A. L. Turner. Ernest have, you'll some of these when you see tbem. Salesmanship rule Is very PHsentialPj In store Clark. Frank An like this Is no employees; yet Talbott Mrs. Alice Mc- opportunity rare no woman can salesmanship in unnecessary intosh afford to It to "Themico" and daughters of Portland, iet slip. Hosiery. especially to women know. who wore among those here. These name women ran a 98c j1 put ulcxwoman Mr. and Mrs. Waists 50c—About 200 White and to shame when It comes Moses Woodman hare TENNIS Colored to expanding the merit* b#»en SHOES I,a«n Waists, broken sites, ; of "Ttumlro" entertaining a house party at slightly soiled. Hosiery. their Good Tennis Shoes at low always sold at 98c summer home, Sunnybank. th- Wearing prices. Lad 50c No. ?-32 "Themico" of Yontha' Men's, ten', uoys* Lawn Waists at Stockings excellent wear- past two weeks. In the were and Children's Best White Mole 79c—Ix>t of 350 White lawn Inn il*le double party Goodyear 1 thread, soles, heels and toes Mr. l>»vlne. Miss ennis. High Waists, all sizes, that w«»re Henry Annie I^evln*. and Low Cat. for the Famous 9%r and $150. 79c full fashioned French Mr. Agents Terhune Shoe for Men. $1.98 Dutch Nsck Waists foot, regular price Eddie Tucker. Miss Blanche Phln- 98c—Small lot Dutrh 26c Miss Neck Waists of line Thin 19c ney. Margaret Cadjr. Mrs. E J. Th& Tourist*'Store FARR^ 47 batiste, beautifully Gauze Lisle double l>-lgh»on Sire. trimmed with fine Stockings, heels, soles and son. Mr. Harry l>*ighton. Exchange lace, a regular $1.98 and toes and double carter Mrs ma 1st tops. Hermsdorf W. E l^ancey of the Clinton cot- 98c dye. regular price 29c tag** was $2.98 Waists at 1Sc called homo. Friday, on a' $1.98—Six styles fine Batiste Fine Imported Silk Litis, count of Waists, very sheer, double the sudden sickness of her elaborately trimmed with line lace heels, soles and toes and and double garter ["sister. i nit»rolf|»*ry. regular price 92.98 $1.98 tops, regular SOc $5.00 quality Jk Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Maclnnl* and Waist* at $2.98—About three 50c Lace dozen odd Lisle Hoss 29c—Not an Inferior family and Mrs. J. I, Waists that sold at stork- Whitchurch and 15.00 now $2.98 ing gotten up like a SOc one but daughter of We hove about 90 the regular Maiden. Mass., are In the high grade Waists, beautl- high that sells quality at Stc In all stores. Blckford cottage far the season. fnily fashioned from French models lace Shore that ankles and lace Mr. and Mrs. 60c sold from ailovers 29c Robert H. Heyer of Dinner, $<5.50 to we 3637 $25.50, which hare "Thtrric©" Silk Li«l« is a Maiden. are ptlced to close marvel In fit. Mass.. guests at the Block- at $3.98 to flntsh. fabric $12.00 and durability. They will linger cottage. East End Iwar comparison with the SOc kinds els

(Continued oa Pag* i) Sebasco Uttlejohn's L

Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Nichols of Wo- THE Charles NEW Morrison is entertain- HILL as burn. Mass., and their family, hare CHEBEACUE, MAINECREST ing present guests. Mr. and Mrs. Largest Summer Retort Journal in New arrived at their cottage "The Wo- Charles W. - Englend Thisael and two daughters of Hamilton, Published Beverly. burn" for the month of August. The Proprietor Every Mass.. and Mr. and Mrs. Bowker of Seattle. Washington. children's names, are: Hubert. Wal- ter, Alice, Ernest, and Thursday Afternoon Miss Minnie Wallace ha* been Ruth, Ray- pass- mond. Mr. Nichols has visited the From June to September and on the Last in Each Month ing the week with her parents. Thursday island every season since his cot- from October to Mrs. William Beal spent last May Thurs- was day at Gurnet. tage built fourteen years ago. and is one of the first summer residents A Miss Lucinda Tabor and Ruth Park- CROWLEY LUNT, Editors a>4 Publishers er who settled on this island. of Parker Head, spent Friday and delightful The Nichols family expect 02 Saturday at "Greenfields." many Office, Exchange Street, Boom 5, Portland friends from their home town Miss Ethel French and Catherine who will visit them at the Powers of Bath have returned home cottage and stay at the hotel. TERMS after passing the week as guests of Mr. Prank E. On* Year, $1.00; Summer Miss Ruth Morrison. Dickerman returned Season, 50c; Single Copy, So to Boston last after William H. Farrar of Bath and Miss Friday spending his vacation of seven ADVERTISING RATES Weeks and Mies Peary of weeks at his Auburndale, and in Muss., are a week as island cottage cruising in his $1.00 per inch first week; additional insertions at reduced ratv-s. passing guests of Reading Notices, Mrs. G. S. Preble. handsome yacht "Minna* along the 15 cents line. A our man per postal brings adverticing eastern coast. Mr. Dickerman will re- Capt. Butler is to go in charge of the new turn to Littlejohn's each for six master being built at Percy | Friday & Small's yard. Bath. the remainder of the summer to spend Advertisers desiring changes must send in copy on or before the week-ends with his Monday preceding Fish are 3carce, and the fishermen family. Mas- day of publication to insure insertion. ter Robert Dickerman fail to get many on account of the reports from Dr. dog Johnson's that tote- Hotels and Boarding Houses in the Bay ccntractirg for four cr more inches fish. camp he has been on a number of Jf space per issue for displayed advertising, na\e tl.c prhiltge cf weekly inser- Our Waltham visitors left last Sat- pedestrian tours and long of mountain climbs. He is a jon guests' names under the classification of Register of Tourists, free of charge. urday in order to go to work in the member of the baseball and basketball teams at factory this week after enjoying a six the camp in Chesham. N. H. weeks' vacation. I THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 11>0S. The Miss Elizabeth Coleman' of Wil- dance given at Beat's Hall. : liamsburg. Va., is a guest at Mrs. £u°<™t£ssofiSaS Tuesday evening by the B. B. B. socie- » R. M. 2 I ty, was enjoyed a Smith's cottage. ssnsSisB SAjrsrs^a^^jaM%nst heads, that bids and makes us broth- by large crowd, i Mrs. Eugene and Mrs. H. E. Wellington has been en- MINIATURE ALMANAC ers be from Fundy to the Golden Horn, Perry Miss Eliza- " beth Oliver tertaining Miss Dorothy Nash and Mrs. *M|lHl1"- AwHilw from the Red to the passed Saturday in Bath. 120. OMI Jim IS li October I. River Dry Tor- Frank W. Cole of "f1^ Mr. L. M. Plummer. Mrs. Charles Winchester. Among Week of August 6 to August 12. tugas; these all are woven Into the the Frost and Miss Etta who guests staying with Mrs. Welling- one flag of our nation, the flag of Davis, have Sun L«ngth High Tide been passing the month ton at the present are Dr. Oliver Season •! 1908, Jose 20 to brotherly love, high honor and of July at the Sept W Day. Rises Sets, of Day. Morn. Eve. deep Perry cottage left. Tinkham of Weymouth and Miss Ha- devotion crowned with stars as the 6 4.52 7.19 14.27 5.28 5.52 A party of nine zel M. Brackett of Winchester. SUMMIT HOUS£ blessings of God. arrived on the Se- 7 4.53 7.17 14.24 6.29 6.53 Mrs. J. W. Howe of Boston has ar- "To this we bascodegan. Saturday, and will make Chebeagua Island. 8 4.55 7.16 14.21 7.58 flag give our leal their rived at her island 7.34 headquarters at the home, the Alpine On the crest love and to our young brothers of "Pond View of the slop*. cho*> 9 4.56 7.14 14.18 8.39 9.03 House." j cottage for the mon9|h ofi August. en by mryone aa an Ideal the press who raise It over their tlon. 4oo*» 10 4.57 7.13 14.16 9.41 10.05 Mrs. Howe has spent four seasons Orerlookin* tba oceaa- camp today, we say God-speed, for and tba reatful Island 11 4.58 7.12 14.14 10.37 11.01 OAKHURST on Littlejohn's and is delighted with of field acenery none can do more to hold ISLAND, CUNDY'S and wood. No •12 4.59 7.10 14.11 11.32 11.56 high the the She Is for better HARBOR. locality. entertaining Mrs. apot complete rest and reo- ideals of our flower flag than our reatlon. George C. Forbes of Dorchester and Table and aerrlce first- brethren of the press. Now the class. with •Full moon. fling To the her three daughters: Misses Annie Accommodates, cot- flag to the Breeze." guests this beautiful place C., tage, 76 rueats. New cottage grows more Grace L., and Helen M. Forbes and MRS. CLINTON M. annex thla year. The new attractive each day. Dur- HAMILTON. Proprietor. Rates m on Mach- white halliards which their sonable. Passengers the steamer ing the past week, a friend Miss Marion Mooney of floated down from the 50 foot j>ole large party spent igonne feel a sense of security and an afternoon and Jamaica Plain. were handed to little Dorothy Bick- early evening at tea comfort for two reasons. One is the on Big Wood .>ir. r.ugar a. imnn or somerville uell of Boston, daughter of Mr. and Island; another party J spent with his at ami size of the boat aud her Mrs. A. going by motor boat to re- Sunday family the Island View stability P. Bicknell. The little lady 1 Portland, turning at Idlewllde cottage. They have been Cottage sumptuous appointments, and the oth- stoutly drew up the two flags, the evening, this with two sail- Great ing and entertaining Mrs. Henrietta Pierce I Chebaague, Me. er is the knowledge that Capt. James stars and stripes uppermost, until parties fishing parties daily with other who returned home Saturday after L. r. L. is in the house. A sail they reached the top where the Breeze diversions, the guests thor- HAMILTON, Proprietor Long pilot a delightful visit of five weeks. 12 was oughly enjoyed themselves. The on this steamer Is a treat foot burgee broken out. send- and magnflcent on A very pleasant motor-boat LOCATION everything first-class. ing down a mass of party the sloop trip to b«? missed. fluttering souven- "Ariadne", Capt. the Verandas and large rooms. Rates on cot Anderson, on among islands was recently en- FINE airy ir cards. Saturday evening, when application. Cottage and annex accommodate off Joyed by a number of the summer A handsome water color of the Ragged Island. saw a whale So. Nice ahade trees. Open Jnne 15 to 15. Corsair visitors. were: Mrs. Sept. J. P. Morgan's steam yacht camp Gale "blow" or "spout" more than half They Edgar A. by Stearns, the artist, was Dunn and was fol- dozen and her daughters. arrived unheralded, but she mounted inside the largest tent and times. the column of water ris- Gladys. Gwendolyn, and Martha. Mrs. Hen- lowed by curious eyes in her sail was an excellent of Mr. ing more than forty feet, a novel and example rietta Pierce, and Miss Lena through the bay Monday, many recog- Stearns* admirable work. exciting incident to landsmen. Holden. Hamilton Villa all of the Idlewilde Mr. Refreshments of ice The Reverend cottage; and Chebeague Island nizing her by description as the "black cream and Llewellyn Darling of Mrs. Horatio cake were Elmira. N. is Seavy, Mrs. Carl- Alfred E. The owners was not served at the close of the Y., visiting his parents Haxiltov, Prop. yacht." flag at ton HJcks. Carlton and ceremonies after a this Island and 011 Dorice Hicks, At the he was not on which pleasant Sunday evening of the popular East End. shown, and evidently all the Lindhurst cottage. Only social was enjoyed those guests heard him preach an t minutes' walk from Eastern board at that time. by present Mr. Horatio has under the excellent sermon at Seavy returned to Fine grove and shaded grateful shade of the grove the church in his landing. the home in West Somerville after a walks. Fresh (arm and oosan In which the camp Is located. The village. The guests now here very pleasant vacation of three weeks product!. Best of reference*. Target practice at the Forts shakes grounds were decorated are: Mr. and Mrs. Gack. Mr. and Mrs. beautifully sp<*nt with his at the Bates on application. Aooom- windows and dishes in cottages and with American and H. V. ChanilK-rlain; Miss L. A. family Lindhurst flags streamers. Rog- cottage. modatss with oottsgs 40 gnasts. gives one a tremor In the solar plexus, ers; Miss Marion Hall; Miss Pearl Miss Catherine H. Cook her we our j Sherrl'l; Mrs. Potter, two opened but must maintain supremacy daughters home, the Elm North road, near Noddle near East- and son; Mr. cottage last Friday. Head, naval the same | Arthur Yathusahi. ern at marksmanship Just She is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Al- Central End and Ceutral landings. Only 1 min. vion El well, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur walk from shore &, bathine leach, etak«-s a sail tnls the summer cottage "Bide-a-wee" made Topsham, through part of York are visiting Mrs. Green's mother. Me., is the week the an a In which he said: spending end with bay enjoyable journey. The Mrs. M. A. Wood at the witty speech Mrs. White cot- AUGUST Beaumont at "The Birches." Casco Bay & "The flag of our nation, raised to- Harpswell lines offer a tage. Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. L.'nde Mrs. Mar wood is the guest of her dally excursion down Casco day over Camp Breeze, excite<* our bay and of Andover. Ma-»s.. ar»* also guests of How natural that mere daughter. Mrs. Charles Metcher. up the beautiful New the mention pride by its beauty as well as by that Meadows river Mrs. Lyn die's mother. Mm. M. A. Mr. Woodrough of the S. 8. Pierce to the famous Gurnet which it symbolize*, our nation's pow- bridge and Wood. Mr. Lynde is the eminent in- of this month to Co.. accompanied by his wife with Mr. hundreds of tourist4 and «>r grounded in our national character. sightseers structor of advanced mathematical sub- brings every woman's and Mrs. are met Well If it called the 'flower flag', for Grlnd»ll, friends of Mrs. on these beautiful trips jects at Phillips Spike, are through the Academy, Andover. mind the of as the blossom burgeons in beauty occupying Dr. Bibber's Ijind of Vacation. The Mass. thought "Clearance Sales.'' Bungalow for August. The steamer leaves by reason of the alchemy proceed- doctor will Custom House wharf Miss Mary E. Kin*, of return 1 for the fall every at 9 Quincy. Masr.. ing unseen in the earth even so Sept. months. morning o'clock and reach- is visiting Mr. and ugly es Mrs. Joseph a Sunday. Aug 2. Miss M. E. Patter- the Gurnet at 12.30. Shore For it our "by process slow and sure, tho oft dinners Ready ;i*nrti(l all can the removal of and one of blue. It Is an emblem of Germany day trip* also bo ;iv. They a complete of were the marie to enjoyed number of de- every vestige Rome of the guests of Mr. Jno. J. Ray. South llarpswell. and material out of which Baileys lightful motcr-boat excursions among Saturday. Mr. Riess is a manu- Orrs Ifdanri*. The Summer we are making Americans. Some come large palatial uteamer lb* islands of the facturer of Machlgonne bay. goods. to ub flying the red flag of discon- silks, coming from New conveys the excursion- to York to arrange with Mr. for a ists th«-se charming tent and discord, of hatred, and an- Ray resort*. leav* portion of the Hatch tc Whit- Inic the city every at It not archy; *ome with the white flag oT Simons. day S».45 a. m. Lessons in Water Colors is business to over ten Co. silks for the Matinee nail* to the same good carry defeat, wan with despair, they fly the holiday business. place leave Custom Houne wharf flag of truce to all effort, the fiery afternoon merchandise from one season to sign at 2.15 p. m. Th^w MR. SIDNEY T. CALLOWHILL the next; of hopes that have perished; some delightful trips* rover Wi mile* and are Of Bo«ton will l«a*on« come with the blue flag of caste and A Common View. largely patron- kItc in water we can ized by sightseers. colors and china furthermore, not the elans distinctions, want "What are decorating, daring spare space they privilege your views on the The Hketcbe® of •< • ques- most attractive course In Auxant. local nery lor Mle. and preference, not merely the equal tion of Cas- —even now prohibition?" co bsjr in the opinion of Inddrett, I.off Cabin, Mttlrjohn'a l»- there are new chance with their fellowmen. These many trav- 1*ho Fall "Well." annwered eler* l« the And, Hajr, Maine. goods all Colonel Stllwell. one traversed thr and many more are wrought upon by "prohibition with me la like a mile Meamer to Center for shelf by the better thought of this better Harpswell Th«» waiting and counter room. walk before breakfast or an hoar'* ex- route Is through the Inner land till the red becomes the red of bay. along ercise that Falmouth Koreslde and the CLAPBOARD ftelf-sacriflce and self-forget fulne**, the every day the doctors tell South ISLAND «hore. are white, the yoti about. It's a fine a Freejiort Stops made at Mr. Huaton. the owner and nole untarnished escutcheon of thin*, mighty fVmth Kreeport. Casco summer resident Millinery, Coats, Suits, Waists, blameless honor and and fine thin*, for else."—Wash- Castle. Cotmlns. of Clapboard Inland, Integrity aomebody Llttb-johns. (libbers and 'he blue, Dk« Birch Islands will not open hi* cottaff* there thla the blue above our ington Star. Mrir Shirt Waist yotat aeaaon. Th» family will abroad. Suits, Beautiful Laces and Embroideries, Fancy Collars and Ties—everything with a suspicion of Summer about it must NEXT SATURDAY go. Come and carry away an armful at Our Will Store Be Wide Open the price of a handful. ALL DAY You will always find in stock a complete Also the Other Saturdays In August line of Bathing Suits for men, women and children. Also Bathing Accessories.

ASTMMI BROS. & BANCROFT, Cssgrsss & OrmSts. are reported to be in a very flourish- COMMONWEALTH HOTEL ing condition. The meeting was fol- lowed by the usual Op p. Stat* HoJM, Boston, Mm weekly dance, niu- Sooth well ?ic being furnished by an orchestra ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Stone Harps from Portland. flour*, wood but the doors. W. S. nothing Mr. O. on Kos- Freeport nine, which Famous New Meadows River Poin.s, 75 mi »• Chebeague Bowling coe. Mr. resulted in a for the visitors. CASGO BAY and Mrs. C. E. Jones and victory tail, fl. Shore Dinn* T*. Bca: leaves 9 a.m. The score was 1 to 1 ns Alleys and Casino Miss Ella Smith, all of Auburn, arrived up to the 7th Kttu Pcrtland 5.30 p. m. iuning. but the team was una- last Saturday at the Young cottage on colony 2. To Bai.ey'a and Orr's Island, 50mile**ail ble to withstand the 75r. Hurricane Kidge, where they will strong pitching To So. Harps we I, 40 mile a 60c. 3hor»« Four of their Dint era regula- spend part of August. opponents and were beaten AND Boa leaven 8, 9 40 a.m., 12.20, 2.15 tion in 7 to 1. p.m. Returns Portland 6 alleys Mrs. Carrie E. Downing of Auburn 1.35. 4.10, p.m. Mr. R. S. l.o;;an of 3* To So one of the fin- and Miss Mildred B. Jordan of New Montreal, assist- Freep rt, I'awo Ca-tle, 30 mile sail ant general 50c. Ma r 4'> mile sail Gloucester arrived manager of the Grand Point, 60c Harp*w«*ll est at the Burr cottage Centre 5c. fehdge" last Fri- and ui!l S3 RIMLESS EYEGLASSES St $1 Ejtf'tu Chain*. 50c. tionery. Light where they will the month or day, remain till the middle spend of In order to thoroughly advertise my Prescription Uuti GrouaJ to Order, 50c Drinks. Ice September. ••ck and «p. August. up-to-date methods of examining and Mrs. Lillian Crockett and her twin Cream. Pool The novelty department at R. M. fitting the eyes, and to attract your RKMEMBER! These are not ready Eva or x aoie. L«auie»' Koom. Don't fail Strom's makes a of hem- daughters, and Ida, of North attention to ncy New Automatic Lena made auction goods but are all new. Keception to visit the Casino specialty fresh from and Yarmouth, are visiting Mrs. John Grinding Machinery, I shall offer the factory and warranted while are in Casco 13»v. are stitching embroidering initals on | yon All welcome. Steamers land Drinkwater at the Until Sept. 27 these low of the best quality. table linen. bed linen and towels.—Ad. "Island Home" Only prices. often. Merriam Cast End cottage. Pt.» Chebeague* Mrs. Wblte of the "JJnwood" cot- $3 Gold Filled Rimless $1 WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES j Mr. and Mrs. Willis C. True Eyeglasses Our new us F. A. MERRIAM, Manager tage will entertain the Baptist Ladies' of (These are best quality mountings* machinery enables to Portland arrived at the Merrill set furnish the most difficult lenses very Missonary Society on Tuesday. August* cottage with tint quality spherical lenses for a two week's visit last and promptly and at the lowest prices. 11th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Saturday. fully warranted). They are accom|tanied Mrs. S. D. EYES EXAMINED FREE The social was postponed last Tues- by Solid Cold Eredui Frame*, $2.50. and her Aluminum Frame*. 50c. And satisfaction in as the Sawyer, daughters Edna and guaranteed every day president of the associa- Nickal Frame*. 25c. cis«. Lulu. Mr. True is a government em- tion was out of town. A returned mis- ployee in the Post Office "MOTHER'S BREAD" sionary from Alaska and the Boston building. Mr. Antonio C. Astarita of New N. T. Maine's lady city missonary will be present, WORTHLEY, JR., York, an intimate friend of Mr. Van Leading Optician and all interested are invit- cordially Doren, arrived last Congress Sl„ Preble House, Cm Fidelity Trust Co. Both 'Phones Fresh Bakery Goods of All Kinds ed to attend. Wednesday for 478J Opp. his vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wright and their Captain • • • Lorenzo Hamilton. Miss Edith M. Sam- son Lewis and nephew, Arthur Bailey, uel is also visiting at Captain Hamil- arrived from Farmington on Sunday, ton's. » « w.toon •= w w»'—> at the M« rrill where HIgb Giftffe Grtecrta and Provision cottage, they will Mrs. F. H. Bryan of Newton. VVATSON BROS. ***ArtKur lliur ML alllicr O spend the month of Pa., bouth a»d W,.st Harped August. is a guest of Mrs. H: C. Thornton Neatest to (be Steamboat Landing Mr. \V. A. Fitts has his fam- joined at the "Fir-lx'dge" cottage. at th^ir ily cottage on Hurricane Mrs. A. t M. Tonikins. Miss Eleanor GROCERIES AMD PROVISIONS Kidge for the month of August. 1 Hoyt, Miss Cadmus, Miss Simpson, all FRESH MEATS, CANNED GOODS, PRODUCE Mr. Fred Emerson of I>over. X. of Rock mere H., Montclair, N. J., are staying at the Cigars and Tot aceo, Fine Con feet ionerv, Ic», Coal and Wcod, Gasoline, House is visiting his Mrs. | grandmother, L. Sea Breeze cottage. The ladies spent Fre h Hsb, Complete Bibber; Mr. A. H. Bibber and Fishing OojUU. and family last summer at Little Diamond island. We call for and deliver orders in Harbor nnd East and spent Sunday at South Cundy's Harpswell, Cottages Harpswell, re- Mr. Fred Hamilton is remodeling ship goods by boat to any landing. turning with friends in a sailing yacht his cottage on the bluff near tbe Island, Me. to Mo. Couienir Postals Littlejohn's Portland. steamboat landing. EaggJge Mciirg Curdy's Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. HAMILTON. Prop. \V. \V. Goodwin, Mr. Mrs. Georgia A. Merrill of the I and Mrs. A. E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A. Right on the shore, with 100-foot "Suscosong Cottage" is entertaining \V. Furbush and Mabel are her elevation. Set in grove. Ac- daughter sister-in-law. Mrs. Smith Sawyer, spruce at the commodates 100. Excellent cuisine. j Spencer cottage for a two and the latter's daughters, Kdna M. Uaily mails. Open until October 1. weeks' sojourn. On Sunday they and Lulu C. Sawyer. Gasoline E.W. Katet on HOLSROOK application. were joined by Miss Alice Lucas of Among the guests at Captain Alon- ®00usvt|™ the Itumford Falls Trust Company, zo Hamilton's are: Mrs. Stall and CUNDYS HARBOR, MAINE and Mr. Claude Davis, who came down her sister. Miss Conning, of New Summer Friends for the day. Mr. W. II. Davis arrived York who arrived last Saturday, Miss Groceries, Fresh Meats on for a Beard Provisions, mt vour Monday short at the of New York, ami Miss Doane Fre»h Fish and Lobaters. Fishermen's Let do >r»pinK for you in th® hot, citv while stay Supplies. da»ty you quietly rest at Spencer cottage. and two friends from Boston. JeeCrcara by plate or measure. Cool Sixla. Grain and Feed the cei«ihoi | a < rder* in irk sjicialiy. any line tilUn the Cigar* and 'I obaeeo. Canned Goods. Fresh dty recieved. Reference"* furnished if Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Scott of Wor- Miss Annie Smith of Bakery Goods. nqu rel. Tcrou and full in* Cambridge. Cundy's Harbor Livery Stable. lormmion upon applicative cester arrived on Monday to spend Mass., arrived last Saturday for a Baggage Expressing Daily two we* Stage to and from Broncmiek. We eall for <*nd deliver orders in ks with Mr. Scott's parents, week's visit at E. J. Hamilton's Cundy's Harbor end East Harp*well. J-sundry Acency. L. EMMA JONES Box 451 Mr. and Mrs. I^ewls II. Scott at the cottage, "The Maples." PORTLAND "Worcester" cottage. I^ewis K. Scott Miss Frances L Jamleson. of Med- j spent a week with his grandparents at ford Hillside and Miss Lillie R. Car- the "Worcester" cottaire. ty of West Medford. Mass., are guests On Monday Mr. L. H. Scott had the of Mrs. E. M. Pearce at Daybreak good lurk to catch at>out forty pounds cottage. A-bner J. of fish in a very short time in the Harris Tibetan traders CASH GROCERY CUSDY'a sound between South Harpswell and brought to Calcutta HARBOR. ME. Bailey's Island. He was accompanied in March a large quantity of musk, We carry a full stock of first-class Groceries and Pro- on the trip by his grandson, Lewis K. which is held in high esteem by the visions in season. Also Lobsters and Sea Foods. Fisher- Belmont | Scott. high caste Indians. The little deer men's Supplies. Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, Candies, Among the visitors many to South from which the musk Is obtained Souvenir Postals and Souvenir Novelties. Our teams visit Harpswell on Sunday were Mr. and ranges in the Himalayas and Tibetan all parts of the island daily. Special rate3 mr.de for excur- Mrs. I>. S. Thompson and grandchil- mountains 1*000 feet above sea level. sionists and and for dren of I>>wiston. who took dinner at camping parties. Boarding hitching CLUB The male deer the GINGER ALE R. M. yields finest and horses. Trade here and save Postoffice in the etore Strout's. Mr. Krvlng L. Merrill, money. greatest of musk. The mayor of Auburn, was also numbered quantity deer are and and Well Known Facts I! among the guests there at dinner. shy alert, difficult of cap- ture. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Strout visited There are 365 islands in Ca*co their daughter, Mrs. Belle Whitney, Bay. last Sunday. There are S65 in the days year. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Glover of Wash- Oakhurst Island The Belmont spring i* 365 feet above the sea level. ington. I). C.. are the guests of their daughter. Mrs. Grade CUNDY'S HARBOR. ME. It will add to health and if I»r. Mall, at the Kings- High your enjoyment taken every ley cot tag*. Mrs. V. M. Darling, Prop. day. Mr. and Mrs. George ffaynes and baby left Sunday to s|»end several Healing and It in the and beat mad**. On sale Boardlnr and in on* of the fln- purest da>s at lodirln* hy Crawford Notch. Mt ipott In Caaco Bay. Fine oak ktov* James Portraits with A. Cushman of the Boston bmtlnf, bathlnc and flahtnfc r>rl*|. L. M. YORK, Inland >***•• June 15 to Oct. 1. Bailey'* Society of Natural has been Plumbing .Open Rate* •• •• History »7 to SI per week. of aea .1. two Plenty fooda, O, STETSON, spending weeks at the Tufts Col- Developing and Printing freah vegetable*. milk. etc. C. M. •• •• CLARY, lege Laboratory, collecting aquatic For Amtteur*. .1. O. BKIGIIAM. Orr'n Inland plants and specimens. Dr. C. W. liar- Engineers of \V. C. KAN HALL, llnrpwll gatt Syracuse University will soon Mall Order# (liven Prompt YACHT aphrodite: arrive at the to STOVES, RANGES, GEO. A. RICH A laboratory pursue re- Attention. t'fi. fif'Mt I Carit. Msmlltaa'a L KI>ttOX, Ho. ILirpftwell search work there. TINWARE Idf.. Cfcttesfa* 33-foot aloo aafc and comfortable; toilet C. M. ( OHB, Cliff Inland Dr. Win. Morton Wheeler, recently 8bJp gt«Tfi, Lantern* brlow; accommodates 16 to 30; can en* A. II. HAMILTON, Of. Chebeague appointed professor of ethmologv at •nd Far- cased for aailing parties by t dar. •• «l» or K. FOHKM *• Harvard, has left to take his du- ni binp. Fiabing part lea, orer, fl. 00 .1. CO., up Hanson bait each, ties In Cambridge. Studio furnlabed. Moonlight aaua to any ialand. Lrare ord« ra with cle k at The ladles' Circle of the roar Or order from the Methodist F. 12 Monument botel. or at Hamilton'* church will & C. B. NASH CO. apply Landing, hold a fair at Centennial Sq. or at r»aid» DOT. orlh road. Hall. West 3M-3C0 FORE ST. PORTLAND BELMONT Harpswell. on Friday and SPRING WATER COMPANY Saturday In the afternoon and even- ing. Fancy goods, ice BELLEVUE 71 Chestnut St., Mass. cream, cake, COTTAGE Boston, randy, etc., will be on »ale Mr. and nr«. C. A. ROQER5 I>enneit of l/ewlston will furnish an EAST entertainment each evening. All resl- Sabattus S. END. Cbebeague Island. Mi. I Tomer dents and visitors are cordially invlt- BASKET DEALER in for IvrnT-flrt ed to be l>o«rdfr». room«, with I present. South Harpawall, Main* airy evary New Granite Spring Hotel Horn«- rurnlfthlnK* purchased at th«- cnnwnifriw rtneUMr. Iltiblrc, R'«t* Indian bank*t» of all and Ilate* «n R. 8. D»*l» Co. are the bnt.—Adv. kind* for aale In* Pl«hln*. ii>|iltral1«ti. Ponce's or mad" to ord*r. Vlalt our Landing Mr and Mrs. Prank L. flalley of tenta at OPEN JUNE 20 TO SEPT. 15 and Long Island, Ms. Woodford, are panning the we*k with South HarpawHI aluo at Rallejr'a Capf. and Mrs. A. J. Alexander. Inland We have Just what will £. for a nouv^nlr. P0MCE, Prtpritiir An entertainment will be held next pl«a*e Houi tba ; rSronatructod Wednenday at the Auburn " FREE ART colony • EXHIBIT paat yaar. Large, flna cham- under the supervision of Mr. I^ealle SKOLFIELD COTTAGE At Flrdala Stodlo and Souvenir Atar* P»t> room wb«r» Ix>rd Ire rream C.' and refreshment* MM. A. A. >m Inland. M». S minute* walk fnaats r«a SKOLFfKLD, PROP. l anjoy a itlt.wft- will be on Hale and a very pleaaan' ha «t earn boat Sanding on tha road to tar (tirr |y.AND.^t. Peart House. Ppaclal fraa exhibit of bath. Bxcallant taoJa time la a**ured for thoae who care to Cwnty'a Harbor, Ma. tha snlv Crclo-Panoramic Oil Palntlna with aaa la tha fooda la abun- attend. United Stataa. « "all lit WliM'ikl Oaa bowing the w«r dant* Rbor« L*l accommodate a f*w bo*rd«r« with •round Orrs Island." an dloaara wnH The annual of the Auburn fiM(t IocmIod. rooms alr«Mp blrda-av* meeting Exotllont »ol food family tablo. FI#nty of fraotfT aoa ♦tew as teen MS fsat abova daily. Pool and tsbls. IUui on *«a iwL- Bowling la Harp*well association wan held laat tpplkMkm. food aai comfortabte rooms. Right at tba botal. A. H. Ho at tto hood of tho " Op»a from J una evening Hon. J. A. Blake, bard, Ltotoxd Motor-Boni. atoamboot landtag. It te Saturday Exoarsioo tod ftp* S«|t 15. Rata* on who ha* served no aa Kbblng Putin. plicatloa. capably pre«l- dent of the aaaoclatlon for many years waa unanimously re-elected to that &/>e Clmwood ofllce. while Mr. Oaceola Currier was 16 Kim ft also re-elected J. O. Furnished vice-president. Forlland. Cum Fknat on Cottaeasesooc Mtftat Bridge waa and •»* appointed secretary Hills, ad locolitiso and W—J« treasurer, while W. K prfoM. Dana. J. O. rtfl llMtioN proptrtlM on eo«t ofCountry Main* Dinner from 11.IS to 9.00 Bridge and E. W. Baxter were chosen 1 affairs f CL D. ADVERTISE directors. The of the colony & Dim, Fwpiimr Mr. and Mm. W. F. Gardner of ler is entertaining her friend. Miss Brooklyn. N. Y.. are guests at Verona Elsie Detlefsen of Cambridge. Mr. O. RAILROADS I RAILROADS Villa. Beth Ttltptaws. Agteej for Uatwsal Lin*}. Ortftrs T«kn fir Litotcr* art Fish H. Cutler arrived Wednesday for his Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Forbes, Mr. two weeks' vacation. He is a letter- Arthur Forbes. Mr. Frank % May. Mr. carrier from Back Bay station. Bos- Frank Duckett. Miss Olive Klrkham of ton. and will spend his vacation with West mount. Quebec, are guests at Si- his family here. Villa lence and the following left Sun- Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Watson and Trefethen & Swett Co. for their homes, in day Westmount. Douglass Norman of Walpole. Mass., The Scenic Route to the West Mr. Duncan Robertson. Mr. Donald arrived Monday as guests of his VIA— PROVISIONERS Robertson. Mr. George Duckett. Mr. brother, O. T. Watson of the Glenco Montgomery Duckett. Miss E. Sheldon cottage. Wholesalers and Retailer* of Robertson. Miss Mildred Robertson Mr. T. C. Brown is spending his and Miss Duckett. weeks' aid Dorothy two vacation with his family at BostonIk, R. R. liportH Ooeestic Groceries, Hotel, Yacht ail Mrs. Minna B. Crocker and the Marion He is a Maine Faicy Faeily Sipplles daughter. cottage. traveling Miss Bettlna of WatervUle, Me., are salesman for C. U. Thomas, wholesale All Kinds of Poultry and Game In Soaaon Fancy guests at West lawn. dry goods company, of Boston. 1s EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE Especial attention given (o packing perishable goods m that Mr. P. S. Eaton of Somerville. Mass.. Guests at the Tibbetts* cottage have they —TO— will arrive imperfect condition spent the first of the week at Idyhurst been M. W. Smart and daughter. Miss cottage. Edna of - - Special Order and Delivery teams to Peaks Island Every Week Day Deering Dist.. and W. E. Tib- BUFFALO CLEVELAND DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. E C. Barker and betts and wife. 130-132 Commercial Street, Portland, Maine daughter. Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harry Ellis was a recent guest CHICAGO and ST, LOUfS J. R. South of Weymouth, Mass., are of Mr. Harold Head of Portland Pier. Hlgglns, Doughty'* The Old Rjran A Kelsey Store at the Unique cottage for two weeks. Landing. Parlor, S eeping, Dining and Tourist Cars Mrs. J. B. Kempton of Brookline. Last Friday evening the residents Mass.. was a recent guest at the Owl of Long Island tendered a reception to ONLY ONE CHANCE TO THE PACIFIC COAST cottage. Rev. T. E. Baldwin and his wife, who i Mrs. Jas. McCormick, who is sum- Just came from the hospital in Ban- D. J. FLANDERS, Pass. Traf. Mgr. C. M. BUST, 611. Pass. Agt. meting at Kennebunk. spent Wednes- gor. where she was five weeks. The day as a guest of the Wrays, Mr. Mc- reception was held in tlu* parsonage Summer Visitors Cormick is of the large wholesale mil- and church, and Mrs. Benj. Griffin. linery firm of Judkins and McCormick Mrs. Fannie Horr, Mrs. Addle Mac- COASTWISE STEAMERS RAILROADS. of New Have Foflid Us Hariy For All York city. Misses Rauch and Vane assisted In receiving. A most niece. Elitta Rauch, of New York, delightful evening was passed. Rev. spent a day at the Wrays. while en- Charles F. Parsons was present and MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- route to Bar Harbor. Miss Bessie his remarks were greatly enjoyed. Re- Maine Central R. R. Wrav staid all night with them In freshments were served. PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP LINES Kodak From Portland. Miss Supplies Emma Wray spent The L. I. M. E. church held Chil- BOSTON A PROVIDENCE Dark Room at Your the past week at Kennebunk. dren's day services last Sunday and TO Excursions! Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kalor. Mr. and the following program was Day S^jyice. enjoyed: NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS A Mrs. Chas. Proctor, and Miss Chorus by school; on Your to Clara prayer by pastor. BALTIMORE Right Way Jones of are T. C. S2.00 Portland, guests of the Rev. Baldwin; recitation. Harry Most delightful route to Southern and the Boat. James at the West End. Clark: recitation. Abble McLeod; reci- tVestern Points. Leave Portland 8.45 a. m.. rail to Seba- go 1-ake. steamer across I^ake Mr. Fred Ford of tation. Beatrice BOSTON TO S»-bago and the Boston Tran- Doughty; reading. PHILADELPHIA up the Songo River, take dinner at Naple* EISTERN IBIS 1 CYCLE 182 Middle Street, Portlaid Best route CO., script. sj>ent Sunday with his family Mlna Rich; recitation. Thelma John- to Jersey Coast Resorts. Ac* or Bndgeton; returning arrive Portland at the West End. son: vocal solo. Etta commondatlons and cuisine unsurpassed. j jj p. in. Floyd: recitation. Send for booklet. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Kenah of N. Lily Rohr; recitation. Hattie Y., Wallace; A. M. Graham. Agt.. Jas. Mr. and Mrs. S. recitation. Matilda Barry, Art.. W. Eldridge and son. Gomez; reading. Boston. Mass. R. L S1.50 Rita W. P. Providence. Mr. Frank Eldridge. and bird Pete, of Latham; recitation. Edith Rohr: Turner, Paasenger Traffic Mgr. TC SEBAOO LAKE AND RAYMOND. General Offices: Leave Portland at 8.45 and at Boston, who sj>ent several weeks at chorus; presentation of diplomas and Baltimore. Md. a. m.. LITTLEFIELD ® Sebago Lake take steamer across tha CO., Grocers Cliff Island, have taken the cot- cradle roll; remarks by pastor: exer- lake Gray and up the east shore, passing In- 109-111 Commercial Portland tage at the West End for August. cise. Edna Alexander, Mae Clarke, dian Island. White's Bridge, Raymond St, and Peak's He. Cape. The Island, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davis of Cam- Stella Clarke; singing; benediction. Images and up the River Jor- HEAD OF dan to Raymond for dinner and STEAMBOAT WHARF Mr. and Mrs. village bridge. Albert Anderson a visit to the State flsh hatchery, whera (Miss Belle I^alor) of Belmont. Mass.. New YorkDifect Line the whole process of hatching and rais- ing trout and salmon be seen. Wholesale and Retail and Miss Bertha Dorr, have arrived at may Groceries, Meats and Return is in Portland the West End and made, arriving Provisions of will spend August SI—Ntw Yotk ani Return—SI 6.55 p. m. All Kinds here. Mr. Davis is connected with the from Portland To We make a specialty of Poole Piano Co.. Boston. Peaks Island and Including August 22nd TICKETS The Afternoon supplying Hotels, Cottages, Schooners and Yacht- limited to ten day*, on sale at the Com- : Parties. In fact we have Mr. Frank Sullivan of Passiac. N. Y., everything in our line. Order Teams visit all pany's Office, Franklin Wharf. River *ts of Peak's Island several times is a guest at Camp-dam-fino. 8ongo Trip daily. Everything here just as aa Via told In the city. good The 7th Maine Regiment Hall, Rail. Steamer and Marrow Gauge Camp jitss i„ucy Webber, who is summer- Connor, has at present Mr. Geo. Hunt. Fast modern steam«htps of the Our Prices Are ing at Evergreen has been Right—Prompt Service—Everything First Class Win. Hammond. George Rood. Charles landing, Portland Line sail from Franklin S2.00 spending a few weeks with friends Leave Portland l.OC arrive Seba- Frank. John R. A. Foss. [ Wharf to New York without p. m.. Mullen. at go Lake 1.37 p. m.. where the Steamer Salem. Mass., and cit- on at 10 a. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Burrowes of Port- neighboring change, Mondays m„ takes you across Sebago Lake, tha We Make a Specialty of Souvenir ies and towns. She returned home up Spoons, Brooches, Novelties, Etc land were recent guests at the Cook Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- Songo River, across the Bay of Nap'.e* Friday. days at 6.30 p. m., making de- and Long Pond to North Bridgton. Tally- cottage. tjtiis to Bridgton Narrow | Miss E. A. Dyson of Spring Hill. short in village. Gauge to GEORGE T. SPRINGER Mr. George Libby of Boston, was a lightful, sea-trip about Bridgton Junction, thence Maine Cen- Somerviile. Mass.. has been the hours. guest. Sunday, of the I^amberts. guest twenty-two No summer tral to Portland, arriving Portland 7.45 of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Whitmore for tour without p. m. es, Mr. Austin Baker, Jr., of Medford, complete 1L Full In- Watch Diamonds, and the past several weeks. formation at wharf office. Jewelry Silverware Mass.. and Mr. Howard Black of Bos- This afternoon the Peaks Island H. A. CLAY. To the White Mountains 513 ton were recent guests at the Olive Agent. Congress St., Maine baseball nine is scheduled to line Franklin and Keturn Portland, cottage. up Wharf. Portland. Me. with the strong Chebeague Island Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dow and family Too can take a cat to anv team at Chebeasue. A large number of point of iutereat from in ront of ibe of Livermore Falls. Me., and niece. S4.70 Remodeled and refurnished. Falmouth fan* are to follow the and At the Leave Portland 9.05 a. m. Four hour* It it a prac;icallv Miss player Patchen cottage Misses Kath- tlreproof building Lucy Dow, are at the Dorothy at Crawfords. Bretbon Wood* or Fab- cheer them on to victory. erine Morgan and Florence Burrows cottage. West End. yans for dinner and driving, arriving Mrs. William of are to be Tii»ert Sherbrooke guests for two weeks. back in Portland at 7.45 p. m or by re- Mrs. Horace P. Studley and grand- and Mrs. Leo Mayo of Lewiston were Mr. W. H. Kimball of Stratford. N. gaining at Fabyans an hourcan arrive in daughter. Miss Louise. are guests of Portland at 5 0) d. m. MAINE visiting at the summer home of Mrs. H.. joined his family at their PORTLAND, her niece. Mrs. at the Har- cotiag* Tourists on this trip can also visit Carpenter, F. M. Clement at Point on vard Torrington Torrington Point over Sunday. Fryeburg, North Conway. Intervale. Jack- r. H. DUNNS, Proprietor cottage. on son and American Plan Monday. Mrs. Clement entertains Mrs. Charles Lee and Mrs. Walker and Bartlett If they prefer at a less European Mr. Harold E. Ritchie of Norwood. a expense or Miplewrood. Bethlehem. Pro- large number every summer, and of Berlin, N. H., were entertained as Mass.. is a guest at Dr. sum- file House. Jefferson. Lancaster at a Nutting's all her friends are sure to visit some- guests Mrs. F. mer by M. Clement. Sunday. slight additional expense. home. Dr. Nutting was called time during the season. The sale and fair conducted the Thursday to set a young man's arm by Mrs. R. B. Bell of Chicago, and ladles' Aid of the Church of the Mes- Poland Maine that was broken, when he fell from a Spring**, Mrs. A. L. Buck of Battle siah at the summer tiee near Creek. Mich., home of Mrs. $3.50 to Poland House and Re- Cushlngs landing. The are their Spring Souvenirs sending regular summer Franklin Calderwood, was turn. man Is Thursday, vcung summering at Peaks, and visit with Mr. $3.05. and and Mrs. J. B. Totten. most successful, and a sum was going Saturday Returning Opportunity Exceptional yon desire was with a here on a large something? origi- party clam bake. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Monday. Buck, although netted, which will show the efforts a. m JUST nal. attractive and C. W. Mackay and of I^ave Portland 7.10, 8.25 or 11.0$ PLACEO 6N SALE altogether family Berlin. they came from the eastern of of those who a. m.; arrive Poland N. and part labored for the cause. Spring House 9.00. IF as a H.. George and 10.30 a. m. or 1 m. souvenir Mackay the of family union, are. like our many other The cottage was decorat- p. Take dinner and appropriate, of East are at handsomely remain until about 3 and >do not fail to Deering the Berlin guests, delighted with Casco ed with p. m.. arrive at IUSTIK'S MAINE Portland, inspect No. Bay. Japanese lanterns, and with Portland 5.25 p. m. ISLAM, Coo's 2 for several weeks. A of Three choice front lots. onr stock. party guests from the cottages the various tables at which ar- large Mr. and Mrs. Arthur who fancy EVERY SUNDAY TO MOOSEHEAD Two choice rear lot*. Corser, at Trefethen's were the ticles, ice are near landing par- confectionery, cream, etc., LAKE AND RANOKLEY CAKE. One house and lot. summering Marriner's Land- of a were for ticipants delightful motor trip to sale, it made a most charm- I>»ave Portland 6.50 a m. ing. have named their cottage the Mi- arriving on All one-half minute from New Meadows Inn, in scene. return at 7.40 p. m. S2.50 the round a Monday, going ing trip ocean. Three kado. very apropriate name, as it a to either or minutes' walk means of our local pleasure boat. The place. Going Saturday Sun- from steamer fully equipped Is very prettily decorated with regular Wednesday evening day to Moosehead and return Sunday or landing (steamer Japan- Summer Cottager—Buy your home- Gem touching four times repair we are able to re- ese parasols, fans and other theatre party of guests at the Monday daily). shop novelties. furnishings at R. S. Davis Co.—Adv. Valetta Fifteen minutes' a il from BY broken or Guests at the D'Shawmut cottage is increasing in num- pair your jewelry cottage Mr. and Mrs. John Sevins of Provi- Cartie Casco, South Free port. are Mr. bers, much to the of those at and Mrs. Frank Merrill, and R. delight who Excursions One an 1 one-half hour's to glasses short notice. dence, I., were entertained have been Sunday Misses Geneva and of Friday entertained for several sea- Portland. Two mail* Lucy, Auburn, of last week at the "Home da'ly. Miss Nook" on sons. I^ast a of to the White Abide Burn ham. Mrs. Charlotte the evening party nine Mountains to M. K. Torrington Point, they being the 'The I^ave Portland 9.30 a. arrive Apply Patterson, Chase, and Miss Ada Chase of enjoyed Pass|>ort." and those who m.: On the Ialand- Port- gu»>sts of Mrs. M. E. Fabyans 12.55 noon. Leave Mitchell of that attended were: Mrs. M. A. Fabyans 2.40 land. Mrs. Albertina Dam is Riley and p. m.; arrive Portland 5.50 con- spending cottage. Miss p. m.; several weeks here. niece. I,ila I^onsc of Williamsport, necting for Boston. Co. .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Evans have a McKenneyJewelry Messrs. E. C. Pa.. Mrs. Cornelia Trull of Lunt and R. M. Patter- few friends and relatives Grafton. from their Vt.. Mrs. Underwood of son of Beach Cove spent and home Natick and S1.50 JKConument Square, 'Portland Saturday visiting them at the Waldron Mr. Trip Round Sunday in and son. Frank Underwood, who is a Boston, returned via cottage. Among the recent arrivals TO NAPLES. musical of note. Miss Vio- trolley. are Mrs. celebrity Edward Evans and Miss let of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. of Taylor Jamaica, W. I., Miss I. Sundays to or for ALBERT Blair Somr*r- Daisy Evans, who are to remain Naples Raymond gasoline WOODBURY ville for a V. Combs, of N. dinner. Leaving Portland 9.30 a m. DAI MCQ and Mr. James Gaw of four Boonton, J„ Mrs. Mary Long Island, Me. Cambridge weeks' visit here on the Island. across Sebago Lake and up the Songo are guests at the Maud Reed of Paterson, N. J., and rALIYlLn Bohemian. Mrs. H. P. Hadlock of River to Naplea or across Sebago Like engines CONTRACTOR * BUILDER. Mrs. G. Torrington Mrs. F. E. Bickford of the to Kavmond. W. Washburn and Point was the Valetta cot- Returning, arrive at Port- daughters. recent guest of Mrs. land 5.S0 m. to 26 H. Cottage Work a Misses Florence and tage. p. 1* P. Two Specialty. Esti- Jessie, and Mrs. B. F. at Oak mates F. J. Shaw Sibbly Hill, Scarboro, Mr. D. and four 1, 2 cheerfully given any time. Re- and daughter. Miss Mar- Me. J. Macdonald of Torrlngton $1.50 the Round cycle. or of who Trip 4 pairing altering promptly and sat- guerite Dorchester, have arrived at Dr. F. E. Point, has recently opened a sec- and cylinders. Blckford returned home to A isfactorily done. Cottages and cot- th«* Bellevue for August. Mr. Wen- ond store of the American Through Porler Car Leaves Portland Lynn. Mass.. on Dairy 9.05 a. m 9.15 m. 17 ft. Launches complete lots for sale. dall Sunday after spend- lunch on arriving Montreal p. tage Washburn and Dr. the Commercial street, with engine $183. Ralph Sawyer ing latter part of last week at the report* A throarb t*ieep«r Leaves Portland s|»ent several here. a Kood business, which is days Valetta with rapidly in- daily. Sundays Included. 9.15 p. m., ar- A fall line of pert* cottage Mrs. Blckford repair Mrs. G. A. Beal and creasing every riving Montreal 1.15 a. m alwejr# in «tock. The diamond, so long the hardest daughters. Miss- and family. day. es Annie and Genevieve of Try one of those A Parlor Car for Leaves Port- known subatance, now has two ri- Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Condon of combination din- Fabyans Catalogue free. Wood- ners land at 9.05 a. 1.30 Mass.. are at Overlook cottage for Au- at the Ocean View m.. p. m.. dally except vals. the sillclde and the borlde of ford's were visiting Sunday with Mr. Hotel, Bail«y Sunday. gust. and Mrs. Island.—Adv. A Parlor PALMER titanium—products of Henri Mols- D. J. Macdonald at their Car with Broiler Buffet Leave* BROS. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. of Portland at 9.05 a. m dally, Sun- san's Crossman and beautiful summer home on Gould Port- except 48 Portland electric claimed Torrington were day, arriving at Quebec 9.30 m. Pier, Portland, Mo. I furnace—being family of Milton. Mass.. are at Point. The land. the guests at dinner of p. to be as hard. Bay day was most beautiful, View cottage for August. Mrs. Donald Garden at the and they were much with Overlook Mr. and Mr*. 8. pleased the C. McGown and chil- their outing. cottage past week. Through fik-rvlce WEST Fred 9. dren of Mr. Purrington LONG ISLAND. Winchester. Mass.. are at the I*angdon Owen of George O. \V. Farrar of Gay- To the West via the Crawford Notch North Hsrpewatl, M». Chicago. III., is of the While Mountains Mizpah cottage for August a lord, Mich., was the guest of H. J. spending short time with his par- Ing Cam- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark at "Elysium" last week. Arrive Montreal. 9.15 p m. S.lt a m YACHTS have Owen This week bridge arrived at Ix>ngwood and their at the Gem "The Arrive Ottawa. 1 *• a. m. 12 35 tMvtn of all pattern* from 12 to to ft. built and Mrs. n*»wly built cottage on the shore theatre Campbell, Is a guest here for sev- have as guests Masters is Arrive Toronto. 7 25 a. m 7 3" p. m finished In any of wood. Also Boats Dugald and of Hadlonk Cove. Passport" attracting a large audi- style eral weeks. Mr. Owen has not ence Arrive Detroit. 3.10 p. m. 2 55 a m. and ganders. all built by the or con- Kenneth and the twins. at every performance. day Walter and changed In his delight of the The cast Arrive St. I»uln. 7.33 a. m. 2 «>•» p m. tract. 1 will be to estimate on Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mitchell and Wallace spending Is glad any Macl«achlan of Melrose. Mr. summer maintaining Its usual hitch Arrive Chicago. 9 30 p. m. 10.23 a m. lob larva or emalL Please write or children months at Peaks and standard civ* were rccent guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. White of Island, Miss Mabel Wood and Arrive St. Paul. * 30 a. m. we a call. Som«*rvllle. Is pleased to return once a*nln Master Willie Michael Mitchell ar»* For further particulars folders, and family. Ponce's and Mr. and Mrs. Elgar E. Allen spending this summer guide of Ml** Ethel Marshall of the Macdon- with their booka and other literature, call on landing. Somervllle. grandmother. Mrs. ald cottage wan at Saco Charles Miss Gertrude Schonland n Sunday visit- at the Johnson, F. E. BOOTH AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH gave latest arrivals at the Inn with Cooper cottage BY, marshmallow Cambridge Maryland friend*, who were roast on the beach near are Mr. and Mr* O. P. A.. M. C. R R-. Portland. O. J. A. J. ljlttlefleld. Ml** also guests at the *atne house. MacDONALD, Proprietor. the cottage lant week, which wan a Helen Llttlefleld of Cambridge, and Miss Jessie Smith, who has been New most enjoyable affair to her friends Location at 121 Commercial 8t. Ml** l^oulse Wehage of at the Wild Rose attending Baltimore. cottage for the paqt Sunday a of few Finest In the East. Mr. and party young weeks, was jo1n»»d by h«*r brother. Equipment Mrs. Frederick Mathews of from the West people Island End consisting of Miss- Clifford Smith. Sunday. He the Nearly opposite Steamers and South I/awrence. of es spent formerly Toronto. Mabel Davis, Ethel at the Booth Portland Also at our Bates. Mildred day cottage and returned home Ferry. Ont.. were guests at Sunny Slope cot- Allen and old 180 Mr*. Web*ter, Messrs. Carl to Uttleton. Mass.. on stand, Middle Street. Milk. tage the first of the week. were Monday. Aucocisco They House Schonland. Dare Boyd. Alton Miss Mary E of Cream, etc, fresh from dairy farm on their bridal tour and the time Mabry. Thompson Climber spent and Ralph land dally. Best of food, Wight went on an auto avenue. Portland, was the re- quickest service, here was made most enjoyable to trip to Poland CLIFF ISLAND reasonable us Spring* In rent guest of Mrs. M E Mitchell. prices, visit when In them Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Coombs Webster's Stanley town. Stoddard Dfcyton. On re- Mr. and Mrs. Kd ward of Portland were also recent guesta. McCleaves en- turning to Portland a tertained a house B. Mi«s light luncheon party of relatives HI L BATCHELOR Josephine H. Blackfan of was at the enjoyed Elk* club hous*. last week, and those who returned Wanhlngton. f). C-, was a recent guest one ProprloUr Every enjoyed the ride immen*. lv home Sunday after a most at the Everett cottage. delight- Wednesday Alton ful stay were Mr. and Mrs E F. Mor- Miss Helene Schonland had an a re- Mabry. Fred Ford. Matchlaaa Bay, 0%fy/G%A V?/fG(d Jr., Carl Schonland and ton of Som*»rvllle. Ms*« cent guest, her friend. Miss Frances Ralph Wight Cliff Island la It* f«a. went from Portland to Mrs. AoRrtj/fDJUt- Croasman of Portland. Miss Bo*ton via S. H. Cobb and Miss Mildred In daughter. Floe 249 Portamouth Stanley Webater'a l^ella Cobb of Beckett Rathioff, Middle •« Portland. Schonland la expecting her friend, large street. Portland, Boat and touring car. The waa are In* Miss Mabel Kellar of Mans. trip made In 3 occupying the Rynon rottage for Pbblaf. If you want nice deep cute and the kingg. NOTICE Frank have arrived at the ing the of Duckett on the flute, made Model Mrs. Day Is a sister of Mr*. MnffliSSyHrSeSS colleges agriculture and very cottage for the Fogg. month of August Mrs. W. A. etpeflment station• of the Inspiring muatc. Mrs. O. H. Blair qf Sooservllle. United Mr. Cutler and Mr. O. W. Mass. States. George Dearborn of Weat Lynn Ooodnow of rtiM, Monday, her niece. wga a recent Cambridge have arrived Mr* P. B guest at Orey Shingles at the Dana Blckford at the ValetU cottage. Ml as Elsie Cut- cottage. |. :tkm j BAILEY ISLAND. TO PROMOTE COMPETITION (Continued from Page 1.) WITH C. B. & N. LINES.

few days' visit at Kennebunkport with MEETINGS HELD AT BAILEY IS- Hit Of the Shepard family of Philadelphia. LAND AND CHEBEAGUE. T« Mr*. Morris Abbreviations: ch., child; d., daughter; Shipley and daughN?r. THE Miss Anna of Haverford. GREATEST Shipley Pa., Latter f., or lam., family; son; w., wife. Gathering Scores the Steam- are to spend the rest of the seaton . boat OF ALL .. with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Drinker, Company. HOUSE I A. 11. Forbes. Westmount Mi** The AUSP5ISCO Knaptt. Springfield having arrived on Friday. Mrs. efforts of some of the well Frank Sullivan. Fa*««ic, N. Eleanor Ship- Mrs. K B-h 'd*b^ J. | Ward. Ilrooklyn ley and were their known business men of *.• B««cheIor. Proor John Stirling. Montreal (i. I)if*fn. daughter among Casco Bay to « Ilrooklyn the jeo. F. Taft. wife and port. In fact a some people what Clearance Sale h"chc?o°rrC family. IUm H. Evelyn Armstrong. Dr. J. L. Seward and guest. Dr. meeting weeks Allston ago at Montreal Wakefield Orr's Island and another at means at C. >. Farouahar \ w.. All«ton Mim E. (•. of East Orange. N. J., ar- this store. also Luke, Writmount Bailey's appeared to They know that A. P. Bic\nell. wife and lam Mim M. Gertrude rived at on the trim enlist much prom- Knox, Bailey salllag ised aid Dorchester Montreal from the principal business in- every dollar's worth of now on Mr*. O. yacht "Clarlta." Thursday. The goods sale II. Burkhardt & son. Mm Evelyn Lang. Montreal terests. The Newton Centre "Clarlta" is owned Dr. Seward and attendance at the is M»* Kuth Lang, Wntnount by Chebeague this season's newest Sis Sis Mrs. M. II. V. Seavema, Mr*. G. W. Elliot. Is the most public gathering Thursday merchandise. Montreal among handsome sailing the Maiden. Mass. Mr*. E. Thomas, Montreal at Golden Cross Hall was above Mrs. Fred'k Lane and craft anchored at Mackerel Cove. family. Frank Stewart. Itoston 100 and among others who M allien. Mass. Mrs. spoke were. $10.00 and ^'^WKSs^'itar1 Geo. R. Faucett. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Root Dr. L. L. $12.00 Suits at Osborne Pitcher. v.:fe & ton. Stamford. Hale, who is one of the prin- Conn. brought their Infant son to v* Boston Geo. E. Faucett. Bailey. cipal movers in the scheme and also $7.85 W. A. White & f.. El la H. ** Tuesday to the sea air for -he Roxbury Faucett. enjoy T. F. Flaherty of Portland and Cliff Mrs.C.L.11. Marion. Wakeneld llfo. G. Bell & I., N. Rochelle remainder of the and Wallace B. summer, with Its Island, and W. L. $13.50 $15.00 Suits at lii" I'hinney & sr., l>avid Harvcv »Sc w.. N.Grafton Purington. formerly j grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dorche«ter | Florence S. Harvev. N.Grafton Charles purser on the steamer Machlgonne. $9.85 Chas. II. Marshall & w.. Edith M. T. Root. Luke. Westmount The was "'•'to. Dorchester | Mr*. M. Toline. meeting called to order by *£ \| | Montreal $16.50 and Mr,. \va,K }T'\ O. l~ Potter & w.. Albany Annte M. Haven. Lvnn Mr. E. L. Sumner of Worcester, Dr. L. L. Hale at 8.00 and after a few $18.00 Suits at Mi.; \ T. L. & CM?af'h>: Flodqrist Mr*. Martha W. Howel', with Mr. Parkman T. Denny of Lei- remarks Mr. T. F. was Worce«ter Flaherty called $11.85 | Worcester " cester. Mass.. who are the on to talk on the Miss Lena Flodquist. Mr*. E. V. Howard. spending matter of a new Mrs. O. Albany season COTTAGE. O. Bursch. Hdye Pk. Mi«« Maria Howard. at cottages on Summer Hill, company. Mr. for some $7.50 to $10 Miss Albany Flaherty spoke Outing Suits, Br».LLEVUE Claire I.. Bursch. Mr*. W. M. MaMen have a ten Miss Simpson. recently completed bathing minutes saying that the rates had Ine* Na«h. Worcester Ml** J. Elizabeth S.mr.son. $5.00 on the shore of Mackerel increased 50 n. Maiden is to be used for sun heated sea Cliff Island six years go. :ind $3.00 y Mi«s l.ouise Fo»ter. Martin Maiden Beverly j Simj»*o?i. baths. The pool is about that the present rates were a Outing Pants, Mis* <»ertrode Foster. Beverly E. Hutchinson. twenty-flve deter- Jessie feet and rent to $1.98 w. Ions thirteen feet and the MiM Teresa A. John Morgan, & a.." El •/abeth wide, Bay's development. BSl*'£MOWn Wolla«ton Annie G " •The .Hutchinson. will easily accommodate ten persons rate now is 3 cents p*»r- Maurice Buxhaum. Bo«ton Eleanor M. $3.00 Suits at V. )Itvirin« n__£?l*r,<*to*n Hyde, Elizabeth at a time, which enables them to en- mlle to Boys' Fred Kngel. w. X fam.. Lucy A. Merrill. Elizabeth Bailey's Island." said Mr. the a $1.98 Springfield Miss Charlotte Wittemore. Joy sport. At high tide the pool Flaherty, "and commuter could trav- Miss M. Bicknell. I'r'kline F- Holbrook & w Maiden fills with water and after the tide ebbs el between Portland and Boston al- <:• V>7°" <»eo. W. Vinnall. w At son. Irreman W. W. J. Parker \ w.. !>'che*ter $4.00 H,Na,,ck X. II. the water becomes sufficiently warm most as cheap." Boys* Suits, I^rooklinr Conway. Kenneth & Howard Parker, •_. I Mi*« A. Rev. Ian.. \i^i Mary Saw in. Bostoo I>orchester from the ravs of the sun. John Hutchison $2.90 K. nj> Illustrated >11«.« F. Eva Poitevin. Boston Glady* Parker. Ik>rchester his ir'Vfc."'fci \Vm. S. Miss J. L. Knisjht of Leicester. pithy remarks by several stories ■Viu Wallace. S'-ringfield I. It. Harrison & w„ Irvington *rank k. Tate. Quincy W. D. and after his Goods—Hats for Men Marshall. Boston A. K. Jack*"n ft w„ MaMen Mass.. left the island last week for getting audience in an Furnishing and Mi*s F. E. Marshall. Boston attentive CLIFF COTTAGE. Frances C. Jackson. Maiden Southern wh^re humor, fired hot shot at .'he at Sliss K. Marshall. Bo«ton < >. E. Blacksburg. Virginia, Boys reductions. Cliff Island. Me. J. Jackson. Maiden Steamboat sweeping F. W. tligirn* \ w.. Br'kline she will enter work for Company. He said that Mrs. L. W. Southard. Louse Harlow. Milton upon library Propr. Kdna I.. Iliggm*. Brookline the present line did not orothy A. Br'kline Lewi* fliitginv Harlow. Milton the of Mr. and public at all. cutting off a tinf- A. F. lilack. Maiden Cha*. C. Ilazelton \ w.. guest Mrs. Parkman paying Mr*. J. W. Knox, Montreal flc between the Miss I.ydia Freeman. Maiden West Medford T. Denny and family for the past four islands in order to Mitt Iteulah Randall. Mrs. Arthur Thompson. make a schedule JOHNSON HOUSE. weeks at their cottage. "The Spruces." particularly con- Springfield le» I Conn., where she Is W. Newton Boston Anna M. McMaster. assistant librarian Bailey's Islands. 255 Middle Miss Clara Webster. Maurice Pa. in the State arrived here on Street, Portland, Me. " J. Krant. Cambridge Pittsburg. library, W. L. said in Miss Olive Webster. | Mrs. Sarah I.. Boston Purington part that the _ Ktllfjr. Saturday and her Mrs. Mrs. K. M. Owen. Xewton Wilbur F. w. joined mother. Harpswell Steaml>oat al- ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE. S«it»r, it f.. Company Mrs. Lawrence Brunswick. Me. M. C. Pearson, for a three weeks' Mayo. Chebeague Island. Me. ways paid from 6 to 12 per cent. The W. Newton L. F. Hamilton. Stanley F. Marr. Waterville stay at her summer home in the Pas- new Harold W. Newton Proprietor Mr*. L. M. Church. Seattle People's Company properly man- Mayo. (See adv. in another column.) tures. Lawrence Mayo. W. Newton Miss Kuth Church. Seattle aged and economically run can con- Miss Mabel Lee. Worcester Mrs. -• Miss Ida A. Merrill. C. II. H>tcb< Mrs. Julia Carraher and son trol a paying business if It has the Newton Ctr. Mrs. \V. H. Lowe. Chicago Mtss D. Whitin*. Jam«>s, sup- Julia with Mr. and which has Mrs. A. M. Allen. Newton Ctr. Dr. Miss Julia Ross Lowe. I>eerfielil. Mass. together Mrs. Freder- port already been prom- ick "THE SUMMER GOODS STORE." Miss Mary Allen. N. S*. Chicago Miss Mary L. Lyles, Lyman and daughter. Miss Doro- ised." said the former purser of the Mi*s Charlotte Robertson. F. S. Webster >V DorchVr Flushing. N. Y. of K. L. 1'arlc- thy Chicopee. Mass.. returned to Machlgonne. Concord \ \Vi«rcc«ter G. F. White & w.. Worcester Miss their home on Dr. L.. L. Mrs. J. W. Itowman & «II. Genevieve Donlan. Estelle Davis. Worcester Saturday after a very Hale left the chair 'o I'lainfield IX>rchester Belle P. White. Worcester pleasant two weeks' at -he give his of the Marion I.. outing impression matter. Thompson. Caroline K. "The Remember Our Medford Hillside Raphael. Br"klyn Periwinkle cottage on Mackerel Cove people are having trouble r.li" HAMILTON VILLA. Mis* Alvena E. Johnson. Chebeague Island. Me. Sara (I. Haven. Chelsea shore. through the Bay and the agitation is Kthrl F. I'axrtt. W. Medford I-eominster Alfred E. Hamilton. Prop. I.. ft he said. K!izal>eth M. II. lames w.. Worcester Miss Ida Yetten of Lewiston Is a widespread." "Every one is (See adv. in another column.) Kittgrrilil. Miss Marion Newton Center James. Worc'st'r guest of Mr. and Mrs. complaining and we must Miss Sadie Montreal W. Sargmt \ Lancaster R. W. Potter protect llyman. Katherine Healy. our own and Miss Louise Ouebec Koxbury ('■. C. Edmonds & Lanc't'r a: the Rosemont on Summer Hill. others' Interests. Pope. Abbie M. Brenner. S. Boston w., Clearance The Sale Miss Alice Gilbert. policy we must follow Springfield M. Amanda Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank White ind August Mrs. Gideon Wells, Sprinefield I X. WOODBINE ft COTTAGE. is therefore well defined. Rea- G. Middlebush. J. daughter Mrs. S. Pelton. Montreal [ Mrs. K. \V. At water Island. Me. Belle, accompanied by Miss S. & <1.. Bailey'* sonable rates and dividend Mrs. H. Furlong. Montreal I X. Y. Mrs. H. 5. Sinnett. Estelle Davis arrived for a paying Which Gilbert Brooklyn. Proprietor Saturday Opens 5. Wells. Springfield (See adv. in another column.) two weeks' management, with no big salaries Wednesday, Aug. Miss Elizabeth sojourn at the iloyt. M*» Bonnyvlew. Pr. Hale further and after Stamford. Conn. MERRICONEAC HOUSE. Cunningham. Washington with Mrs. F. E. Beede. spoke Mrs. N. -c Miss F.lla tiermant'n South Harpswell. Me. J. Seherp. Y. assuming the chair detail* Robbins. | Mrs. Martha Mr. and It offers a Miss McCormack. W. W. Tibbetts. Manager Smith. Alaska Mrs. E. W. Akhurst and were most unusual Julia M ss Mattie Smith. freely discussed. the par (Irrmantown I oke pay Mrs. It. P. Pranker. Mrs. E. IV Hartford. Conn. Mr. H. Wallace Smith, who with in favor of a new Saugus ^Cooper At dtrs.. Mrs. S. line, giving cs you well to F. Marden. Salem Mass. Agnes Flynn. Boston his wife are anticipate future Harry Xortham;ttawa Mi*s A. M. Kennedy. X. Y. Fraser, Y. completing most success- | ful brook. Conn., where they have mills Miss A. G. Sutherland. Miss I. H. Mitchell. X. Y. business trip to a number of the OAKHURST ISL'D HOUSE as well as at Mrs. Alfred I>oran. Waltham Stetson «V w., X. Y. Huddersfleld. England. ! Joseph Me. large dtle* the west Semi Annual Genevieve Waltham Mrs. K. E. X. Cundys Harbor. through In th« Mark Down. l>oran. Danvers. Y. Mrs. V. August 12th. Mr. Brook sails for Ens- Mrs. VV. II. I>anver». X. Y. M. Darling. Prop. interests of the Fownes Glove Co.. of f See adv. in another column.) land on the palatial Mauri- G. \V. Mcl"herson. w & d.. New York. Mr. Smith was steamship. CLEAVES VILLA. Call away tania. will Trenton. X. J. Henry \ w.. X. Y. from the island which complete his cne Chebearue Island. Me. II. \ about one month, go- W. T. Far* ell. w. & «i.. Chamberlain. Som'ville hundred twenty-fourth voyage across Mr*. C. L. Cleaves. Prop. Montreal L. A. Rogers. Rdlonville ing as far as Denver. Colo. " the wide ntngs_Jk on the steamer New York F. E. Tainter. Auburn Brookline Aucoclsco and will re- is a very good record and is beaten Mrs Winfred Buckland. N. Y. II. II. Auburn Miss Marlon Halt. I'.rookltne main the entire | Gurney. season at the Farm a small Miss I'earl only _ by number of persona, Oren Edith Meyers. Philadelphia G. Cobum. Lrwiston Shervill. Brookline the Sons. I.# house, summer home of his Clarence I'arson* ,V sr.. \V. II. Luce. Ouincy. Ma«s. Auther Yatusahi, Brookline moth- with the exception of elderly sea cap- Hooper'sAll kin is ol 5ouventr*. Mrs. Arlington Heights, Max. I Mrs. C. II. Lan| A dtrs.. er. Dr. Luckey. tains. Mrs. Marv M. I'egram. N. Y. East Orangr, X. J. CENTRAL HOUSE. | At the Restablt this week. Mr. Earl Abbie Abber. Orange. N. II. \V. Russell, w. \ d.. Chebeague Island. Me. Monday. Mrs. Frederick J. Shepa;-d. Mansion Misses Ksler. N Currier and Miss Edith Opp. Longfellow Orange. : Cambridge Mrs. Selden Hill. sister. Currier who has been a guest at the Portland. J: II. W. Proprietor of "Bonny- Welden. Cambridge r. J. F. Albion, w. ft fam.. month of August, before returning to H. B. W. I. Coleman Sc f.. grandmother. Mrs. Mukjt, H arerford. Pa. | Flushing Portland Mr. Harold Cram and Miss R. M. Pulslfer. at LITTLE F. S. A. Barker & w., Seattle Gertrude her home at Buffalo. N. Y. DIAMOND ISLAND. Loomi*. w.St (.. Montreal I. B. Brown ft w., the "Urchin." and were also F. J. Sull van \ w., Lawrence Cambridge Partridge of the Seaside Cot accom- Mits Barber. Montreal W. Swan. w. ft fam.. Montreal tag**, were Mr. Herbert E. Day of Washing- William Miss A. R I>evine. Lawrence visitors at panied by Dr. Taft. It will be re- The Power. Brookline It. Wesley. Cambridge Harpswell. Friday last. D. this week C&sco Bay and Margaret Brookline Agnes Devine. Lawrence ton. C.. is expected from called Harpswell L!ne3 Power, Mrs. J. S. Wilson. Montreal by many readers of the Boston are a Ethel B. J. W. Erwin. Boston Miss Charlotte Hallet. who Cornell at N. completing passenger Power. Brookline E. E. Wooliscroft ft w., has b-*on College Ithaca. Y.. Herald that the late walMng Mr*. L. M. Re id. Boston the R. M. Pulslfer room and a Mariorie Rolfe. Brookline Woonsocket. K. I guest of Mrs. J. L. Seward on where he has been a summer freight shed on the M. C. Erismann. X. Y. taking was for many years Its wharf, Glaayt M. Rolfe. Brookline II. W. Brown ft w., guiding hand. such as as Wot. L. Cam'br'ge Maiden I^ane. returned to her home in course of those have b«*»n erected cn Mitt Caroline R. Raphael, Barnard. X Y. G. H. Boston study. Mr. "Susoon" Montgomery, Boston on and Mrs. Adelbert O. Getchell all the new Broklyn. S. Y. yacht Thursday. Mr. Gay lord Hall of New who wharves. This Mr*. J. R. Cummings & w.. X. Y. York, of Mass.. are for sort of shed Henry Aikenhead. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Somervllle, visiting Is a great Improvement New Rochelle SEASIDE ft COTTAGE. Tolman and is electrical superintendent of the In- two weeks with " | Mrs. L. M. York, who over the old of Mi« Caroline E. Itland. Mi daughter. Miss Nellie style having the Brook*. ROCKMERE HOUSE. Bailey'* Tolman return- terborough Transit Co.. of that place. Is a freight Mitt N. Mr*. P. E Cram. sister of Mr. Oetchell. They ar- shed In the Btrrgen, Y. I«lan4. Proprietor ed to their hom»» at I^ewlston on Thurs- Is his summer vacation on waiting room, and are Mitt A. LittUjohn'a (See adr. in another column.) spending rived on J. Leake. O. H. Hamilton. after a Friday. greatly appreciated the Proprietor S. day most delightful stay at the Island. by passengers Saragota Spring* (See dr. in another E. Beeman. Phil a. Miss a Mitt M. L. column.) the Overlook on Katherlne Bunce of New Bri- especially In storm. Shephard. Edmund B G;lchri»t. Phi I a. cottage Summer Hill and Mrs. Puis!* T. F. Hopkin* A wife. Phil*. Mi', George Royal tain. a marshmallow Saragota Sprint* " W. W. G'lchr «t. Phi la. for th«> past month. Conn., gave toast Mr. and Mrs. Powell of M. E. Florence M. Hopkn*. W fer of Newtonvllle. Mass.. enroute to Montreal, Mitt Protidtit. " W. G.lchritt. jr., ft w., on the rocks at Little W.-d- and C. E. Hof.km*. w. ft il, Mr. Edwin Harbor. Mr. and Mr*. Beck of Saragota Spring* " Tolles of Hartford. Yarmouth where own a the same Mattie L. Philadelphia Island, they to a of friends who are Mr*. James Bam. Toronto Hopkint Mr*. F. F. Wa re. Metuchen Conn.. n«*sday party city ate at the Maine Mr*. A. Joined his wife at the "Edge- beautiful summer home, were the Coast Realty Prof Jamet W. Bun. Toronto J. Miller A «L, Mi»* E. I. guests at the Seaside and Cottage. Co's. Keller. " cliff" on cottage. No. 19. for Mr*. E. O. Saltmarth. New Rochelle Mim F. I. Little Harbor shore for a guests of Mrs. Mary F. Peck at the the remain- Mr*. A. W. Real*. Browmng, Those partaking In the evenings der of the season. PcaMeola. Fla. N'hampton Mi** H. N. Mulford. short stay. He was accompanied by "Barnacle," ov# Sunday evening. Mitt Mercedes Saltmarth. Mi** E. A. Waite. N'hampton N. pleasure were: Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mim F. Bridgeton. J. Mr. James Brook of Huddersft»ld. left with their The Canino at the at Pentacola. Fla. H. Look. N'hampton Mi«* i»frtri»rji! M. Monday morning they Mr. and Mrs. Norman War- landing Little | Mit* M. I). Pirtridf*. who Is Upson. Mitt Lola Tate. Wathington Anlrfwt, Rr'lcTjrn Newtonrille England, president of the son. Georg* Hale Pulslfer, who has Diamond, owned by the Maine Coast Mr*. W. H. A *.. ren. Miss Frances Gray. Mrs. A. P. Lewi* Fotter. Jertey City John*ton Harold F. (ram. R<-- Broadbrook Woolen Mills at Broad- been spending the week with his Realty Co.. had an Mrt. Main, Wa*hinrton New Britain Norman Warren. Conn. Flint. Mrs. A. H. l-ongfellow and exceptionally good Mi** F. A. Bone. Somervilte Berlin, shore dinner on was Mn* Eeelyn Main. Mim F. B. New York son. Mr. L. Miss Gertrude Sunday and Wa*h'fton Mi** A. F. Waltham Gray. A. Bunce. Mi** Katherme Pollock. N Y. Twlote, Mr». Loti ta A. Bucknam. W. Wilton. Ottawa visited by a large crowd. din- MiMe* L. M. A F. J. Mr*. M. A. Dwtchif. Mirurrt Comflia, Boston M. Mr. Harold E Cram These C. L. Scran ton. Pa. C. Y*aton. Dorche*ter Mim Edith Partridge. ners are Ifawley, " Wilaon. Ottawa M. Y. r. Maater Bo*ton Wrlegdsie. A. Totmikini. Vonk*r« and Miss Bunce. becoming very popular aa Harold Ifawley. Mr* Geo. Monro*. Wilaon. Ottawa A. C. Bo«tnn Kathryn !. Oilman Waite. BaHwmrille ifriflfwM l^«lon, W. P. Pool. Yonker* the sail from In K Hart, m St ch Chicago Josephine M. Nelaon. (r« E. F. Br *ham. N V. A. Portland regard to Kmma M. Sorrirr villi- Chicago iack Auftll. ProtiHmff A. Winter* A w.. Mr. Heath of Trenton. N. J Mrt. Wilko*, Young. rrancn E. Mra. R B X Ftijronnt Roy distance Is about and Chicago Nora F. Jiotnerrille Saner, Chicago Coalord, Y. {.'earl Tiipwf, Boilon I'm* Winter*. fight, proves to Mi** Florence llannon. N Y Youn|. Mr*. A. If. A •. M»aa V. B facoha. Phtla. Mia* Jr., Rajronnf arrived Saturday for a two w«n»ks' vis- E. F. Mon*ie A LongWIgjr Sarah Paaton. Montreal Anna Winter*, N. be very enjoyable before M. A. f.r.ftth* A w N Y w, New York Mm I. M iKobt. Phiia. Bajronne. I. partaking Ma** Mi»» There** K. Boyien, Mi»h Winter*. N. It at the Johnson cottage with Mrj. of one of those Mi** Margaret If. Wa*ner. I.eomln*ter, Geo. E. B hher. Portland M'h 5. B. Plni« Bayonne. J. unsurpassed shore C. r». Waterhou*r. Somerrilte Ntcholt, Montreal I- Hopewell A w., R A. E. Hasbrook and Mr. Washington H. Wi n*low, Portland M m I. M. Mom. Y ** Orangv ramlty. dinners which are the C. Thornton. f»orche«ter Emerjr Jf. Mm Rllen 5. Boyrlen. W J, If. Y. best to be bad Mitt Henrietta O. Ame«. Mr* G. II. M up roe. Mfi. H H'chanliM. Phtla W (^viiltfr. Heath graduated from Princeton Us» r« I. It Sp'gfleld j J. Kelly. Portamouth RiHiwr. Fl. Y. In the bay. Tallahassee Wincfc't'r R R ft w.. So Uj>*on »«e!d Mra. H E. Baton. Phila C. W. Mann. Rangor ohn Miller. N. Y. year. Mitt Mabel W. A m.. Marjr Cuffiin. Brighton. Ma** Mr* L B. Chaptn " Munroe. W. Y. M'H Catherine Baton. Fhila. A. B. l'nhn T. Somerrille Catherine €.'«eorg*» r. Knot and Kowri Main- >her Eaton. Sofwrrill« Walter Boaton G. Kn«le w Mi*t .Agnes Macomber * m Mary dan. f>orrhe«ter Mt«* N Haynea. i A N. Y. Popular Portland Souvenir*. May Munroe. Y. Mra G S. Y (#. A. <»athaHt A w., Boat on iohn HI returned from Portsmouth. N. Mr* M. Ree**. Bo*ton pSaoTfr Anna L. air, Newark •way Newton Centra Alfred R Kimhall. St Cloud'* R M ManafoM. Jf. Y Miaa Mare *. Y. w Mi** K. A Dunbar, Kan*a* J. Larkey.M B. Perrtn. Newark on where were One of the moat of L W. Ki«singer it N Y. Mi** Ro*amond K'mbal!. H C. $t w Boaton K. F. H.. Siturdar. they popular Portland l^otfie E. Sproule. AlWton (iijr tirade* Ik N'ampfon I. R. lone* A w., Mitt Sara Paulsen. E. Orange Orange. N Thwloff Wriwht, N. H. Winthrop a few days souvenirs la the Longfellow an Mr». WT wT Apracue, J. Y. Aclirader A w.. M'ampton l.en jwifi. Winthrop spending plate, Mi** L. H. Moore. A*tona E~ (i. Malloch lit w.j Perth lame* exclusive Somffrillf Home. Boaton Mr*. C. #. Atwood. An Norn A of Bailey Island itimmer pattern In old blue which CASCO SAY HOUSE Mi** Minn e L Acton, N. Y. Mra. C. A. BovIm, Xprmid'M F. A. Raker A Boaton party Beatrice Spragite. Sowierville " w., C. M arwood. Bo*ton the IMC lilMd. Ma. Prank WHU A d.. N Y. Cheater B. f>r. consisting of Mr. and Mrs. depicts home, birth place, and Marjorie Va*a», SomerTille Bowie*, j. W. Smith A w.. Balto. I. A. Still'van A fam Bo*ton cottager* C*M B. Mr* A P. Flint.Oaklaml.Cal W. H. a. w acenea of the Caching Proprietor Mr* 7. E Sault. Som»TTtlle Franc A c.. ft. I, Morton. Boaton K. Orsnt Palmer and Mr. and early haunts of the fa- K'lforrl*. I. Miller t McCarthy, Cambridge family. W. Cornell Drmjrrtt. PtMiic Rebecca M r>r»k». Ptul*. WMh'PjlMi J. w., Piftahwrah I. H. CaMwrll, Boaton M I. Donntvan, Sofnemlle mous poet. Thla made \ o*et>h I»aw*on A w Wa«h M Mrs. E. J. Starr and family, Mr. R. plate la In P. R. Detnarett. P»«mc C fate A Yonker* I. J. Boaton O. W. Simmon*. K •« M If l*ar*on. B w Spratt. Sprn«#eld England, and and controlled Mita J. P. IVtnirfit. Paataic II Pitt*b'gh Blair*jr A w.. Brooklyn Km ma L Spratt. Boaton *. K. Porhes. fr. Y. C. Starr and Miss Mary Starr en)oy.»d Imported OCEAN VIEW HOTBL. Vim Kffa l'itt«'-'fh Wslaon. Ottawa T. F. Ci. H. Hanoi, til. Montreal | Djr-Sery, J T. J. I»ej|an. Brooklyn A. J. Church A w., n. W. a delightful outing at Goose Island on bjr Poaa and Bona. Monument F.Ila Montreal Bail«y'» Itland. Me Phelp*. N. Y. A. D. Wilaon, Ottawa Mra. M. Stevena. Auhurn Mim f.an* im J. A. K flnnnirM, l-e*in«ton had a Square, next to the W. O. Crifti, bF. Emily Talhot A m Bo* Mim Friday They clam bake, after building Longfel- Mm. L C. Sterling and ton. PrtprMtor Bertha Ste^ena, Auburn J I M'jnnyan. low < See Hi iiwth»f column.) Mra R Auburn SpfinfneM a dinner was »n mansion Montreal | PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. F Hurnham, Harold Mijnnjrtn. Spr nfffteld which picnic enjoyed Mr*. C. W. Dayman and d. W. G. Sawyer. Portland THE HAMILTON. Peaka I aland. Ma. J. It. Blaekahaw. P. R I'nderwood. Natick the rocks. Another very popular souvenir plate Concord. N. H. Mr» L. W.#o, Ph i*. Pipll E. Roar*. P' .pr:fiT St. John*bur*. Vt. Mr*. Tho*. Hunter, Phils. and controlled by thla Arm la the "Pearl of S. F. M. I-an*. Montreal Hin*y Wtfo. Phil* adr in another column ) C». H. Blatrhler M»Mleloaii Mi** Re*«te llunter. Phil a. Mrs. John A. Stevens family Albert P. Wilt «. 'S« M» in Mwrt»*r cohmn > P. Moreroaa. Boaton Orr'a Island" plate, which shows the Mahe! May. Weatmovnt. Conn | Ph.la. §ad>e B. Lon|. Boaton J. Mr*. H. Lindirman. N. Y. of Mont rialr. N. J.. are spending the Oweenie May. Win C. Sehtn t-Vrrr, N Y A. J. wife anl A. W B. Huff * w Vewhroe Mi** Belle N. Y. "Pearl" house and Ita Cowntjr, ton. Teaka I aland Lnwiinatn. of August with Mr. and Mrs. surroundings. Sfanter May. P. A. St. p*. Moaae A. t). f>rew. Mewbro* month Miaa Benlet Thla hous* la the scene of the famoua Kefrand A d.. Montreal Aftlnif H R«r tk Canton M J. Motion. Pttub'jrgh Rofetnaon. \»nr« (ireeler. Metrbroe GRANITK SPUING HOTEL Horace p. Stevens at their summer Brodie Atfcmaon. Cha«. A Ray. Canton. Me. Mr m4 Mr*. W Somerville Mia* P. G. He**elhavk. novel by Harriet Beecher 8towe. tf>| L A. Mei«h*n. Mim " Long Island. M* home. W rat mount f'r. V. Z. (/tfif. Phtla. pTTtl. On! 1-oretta Rohinaon Mew Hum S Ponca M'«« OrrtrinV Proprietor Mm* Grace Weir. <>liTer Motnman. Phila M Fraler. D»T Morae. DrHh'm Dr. C. C. O'Brien. Ororeton (See *4r. in Rev. John Kimball, pastor of the 0«r St .U. Pa. Mra. another colomn ) Souvanira at Hamilton Ctr. Mr * Mrt K A Sp.nk. Mr*. E E. Hort'vn A ch C. A. Stork, Andorer Mtaa M. Crvtin. Brookline T. Springar'a. 1 U C4«iH«. Newton Unitarian church at Marlboro will be Montreal N„ M»aa Amy L. Stork. Andorer Miaa Helen Crwm. Brookltne I). M arc hand A f„ Broofclrn, _ Brookl-ne C. R. B. Prx-e. Montreal Mra S fe S. the Turner cottage on Summer At George T. the T>r F. H. C. Demarett A w.. f^aii WfiwVfri. ft V. " Mowaett, Y. F. R Hutchtna. Brookline Mr*. M. pirtwir at 8prlnger's Jeweler, Miaa E. m Paatar. M. J. Dim B Fra*4e. N. Y. HofMtt. f/. Y. M B. V. Meal, Boaton Boone lie Hill for the the remainder of the sea- of Coogreaa atreet. Portland. there Is M S F Tomer £ w.. We Boaton 1*. M arc hand. Montreal f. Ale*a«vW [>«Mont. N. Y Mim Nelt.«{?**£>££ E. HHiley. Mary Men. A Berlin a moat line of aouve- " St. Vt. A Salem son. exquisite dainty W. Benton, ar.A e.. Toronto C. F. Rarroqfli*. M.m Hurl Johnahury.** tioorlh-ie, Vannerar A w.. Concord J H*r. Mrt A. W. Whit* River Vt. Mr*. W. Oreave*. maid Twrner. Ct. w. Peachy, Ottawa i*a R R A let., /*. E Vanneear. Con M H. Rwm, I mH family, provMettm M»- C. TriM. M. Bedford C. Dwlaney. Ottawa LCfOfSelMr*. C. H. Concord prices. They make Just the dealred Key^i^^ J. Jrr*rCrtf. N.J. Mra. W W. Po*ter. Brim, ths horns Mitt F-. M Hanna. W'mounl (iw D. Jfrvr City Mr* Patter ton. Montreal je#ri«a. JfTY. I). Freeman A w., Boaton Mr*. L I». Peterboro Subscribe for Th« articles for and Ja*. J. L. Boaton A. Osgood, prise* should be seen Forbea A w., Winoynt H. Hetxirick. Mr* Wil*on. Ottawa .. McClnaftf, O. Pearly, Aufuata Mtaa Hilda White. Peterboro A. P. J. Spfifl|*«M John 5. Boaton of Csaco If are on a McClajr. J. Thomaa. Boaton Antonio R co. Boston pspsr Bay. you purchasing trip. ISLAND STEAMERS stay about Labor Day. A "Cinch party" wag given at the CASCO BAY A HARPSWELL LINKS Laurie cottage last week by Mr. and WEEK DAY SCHEDULE. NEED ONE OF Mrs. J. W. Hoben. A most pleas- EFFECTIVE 190•. THESE ant was JUNE 2«th. evening passed and the novel- Be Sure of the was merriment for To Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf, -FOR THE- ty party Mr. Get A Portland. and Mrs. F. A. EYigel. Mr. M. J. For .-orest Mullen and Mr. and Mrs. Hoben. _ City Landing (Teaks Island)— wjio *145. 0 4.-.. 7.rc, Mil, m lM.lS, 11.15 a. m., were present. Longfellow 12 15. 120. 2.«». 3.«"0. 4.20. 5:*». 6.20. 7.30. COTTAGE CHAMBER? Plate •8.00. 6.30. 0:*». •11.15 J., m. Return—*6.15, Miss Katherine Healy of Roxburv, 7.20. 82". 0.20. 10.35, 11.35 a. ra.. 12 35. 1.35, accompanied by Mies Abble N. Bren- 2.20 3.20. a* 50. 5.50. 6.35, 7.50. K5o. aio.15. ner of South Boston, are spending a •11.30 p. in. Or* at the Btsidi t h a For Cush:ng's Island—6.4.V 7..V'. sO.OO, 10.15 vacation of two weeks' duration on a m.. 12 IS, 2.00, las, 121k SJO p. ra. Re- the island and are registered at the ■est turn— 7«». M«5. s0 30. If.45 a. m.. 12.45. popalar "LNff«n«v", Island View cottage. Miss Healy is 2.30. 4 «. 6.45. 9.00 p. m. of P • r t la ■ d «• control till For Little and Great Diamond Islands— here for her fourth season. •5.00, 0 45. (<«'. 820. ll>.«*» a. m.. 12.15. Miss Marion L. seateeirs. Aa "Purl #f 2.«0. 3.00. 4 2". 5.30. 6110. 800 p. m. Return Thompson of Med- — Leave Little Diamond *».ana. "0.15. 7.20, ford Hillside. Miss Sara G. Haven of exclusive pal- Orrs Island" 8.25. 0.40. 10 25 a. m.. 12 45. 1.45. 2.SO, 5.00. Chelsea and Mies Ethel F. Bass«-tt 6.55. 7.25. 0.2" m. Keturr.—Leave Great p. of tarn. mada la plait, a iarj Diamond Island. *6.10. 7.15. ti2f. 0.35. 10.21' West Medford. are among those to a. ra.. 12.40, 1 .05. 4".. ifift ••:«". 7.2", US spend part of this month at the Island Eagbed, aad handsoma pa p. m. View cottage. For Treftthen"# and Evergreen Landing* aad tarn depicting (Peaks I>landi—*5"". 6.45. 7.55. S20, 10.00 Monday evening Mrs. Alfred Doran imported 4 2". a. m.. 12 15. 2 MIL (A uk Mi and daughter. Miss Genevieve of controlled thi tctM of t>. ml Retain—I uti Trefetbea'i Landing— by %6.«*•! 0 2.'. 10.1" a. ra., 12.3*', 12.55, 2.35, 4.50, 6.40. I T.10, 0.05 |. ra. Villa. 1 Fat ^ r.s's Island)— Landing Long Maud Johnson Warren'of a •5ui. 6.45. 7.55, 8 2". xA«t. x'9.45. 10.(JO. Boston, reader x»lo:M) a rn.. xl2.20. x*2.15. xC3». S.W», of national reputation is at the Price 50 cents. xb4xb,".^'. x 5.30. x6.20. 6.2". KU<» p.m. ••Lyndhurst." the summer home of lirr R»turn—"*.N\ 7.4«*». MO, 0.15. 1O.0U. xll.20. father. Dr. N. D. Johnson. 12 2". x'l.lO. xsl.40. x2 4", x3.45, x5.fO. Maud *•5:55. xv.;«. 6.30. 7.Ml. 9.00 p. m. Johnson Warren has favored the For Do ghtv's Laadmc > Long Island'— guests of The Hamilton on several oc- • 4*. TX5, 10.00 a. :.. 12 2". *2 15. casions in seasons and at each •2.30. 3-(*». b4 30. 15.30. 530. 6.2U p. ra. past Return— "5.4". 6.50. 7.55. 0.30 a. rn.. 12.10. party she was most enthusiastically •l.oo. 3JS5. x515, 6.2" p. ra. received. For Oaves" Landing Long Island)—6.45. 194)9 j. ra., S.09, SbSU t- a Retsra—6 45. Owing to the many ladies that at- T. a. F. 7.5<> m., 12.".* noon. M9 ; m. tended the usual Saturday evening FOSS & For Little C'hrttagnt—6.45, 10.00 a. ra.. SONS, dance at Golden Cross an admis- 3.DO. 5.30 5 m. Return—6.40, 7.45, {9.45 $10.25 hall, COMPLETE а. rn.. fl2<*'. i5.—7". your tlemen. MONUMENT SQUARE. б.2" p. ra. Return—Leave Western Landing, 6.30, 0.35. 11.50 a. ra.. :: 2". 4.55 p. to. Return Mrs. E. W. Atwater and —Ltave Central 620, 0.25, 11.40 daught-r. Landing, Miss Ruth a m.. 3.10. 4.45 p. ra. Atwater of Brooklyn. N. Y.. For Extern (Great at the View Land.r:g Chebeague)— registered Island cottage Sadie Eden of Newton will be Ihe C. M. 7". 10.00 a 3.00. •">2" p. ra. Return— Cobb has put in a fine Kim- for their vacation. Miss Ruth Atwa- at 0.15. 11.30 a. ra.. 4.35 m. JOHNSTON-BAILEY guests the Berry cottage at ;he tall at 6.10. p. piano Cobb's Hall and a. tn.. CO., ter is a of Pratt opeacd For Cliff Island—8<<», *0.45. slO.OO graduate Institute, Massachusetts for the next two the Colony season for hops with a most •2.15, »2:>'. 5 j. rn. Return—6.45, 10.55 190-192 Middle St., Portland class of 1907 and is now teaching weeks. pleas- a nr. *12 4". si.15, *510. s5 25 to. urable party p. school at Watertown. N. J. Saturday evening at For Harps*ell and Bailey's Island— Mrs. H. L. Webster, daughter Mar- which the Wannelaki orchestra R00. .!M". *0.45. a. m.. 12.2" noon. Mrs. Oscar S. Charleson entertain- jorle and son Earl played. *2"." -- ". I. j Return—Leave Bailev't C.. accompanied ed a party of friends at a shore dinner by Mr. and Mrs. James Island. Mackerel t.ove. 6.00. York's Landing. \V. Henry -Mrs. E. C. Bogart and daughter 10.li'. *11.25 a. ra., sl205. 2<«5. Mackerel on Tueday of last week. Of Providence. R. I., occupy the from N. Cove. 3.4". York's *3.55, s4.15 p. ra. Brooklyn. Y.. arrived Tues- Landing. Mr. B. L. Jones of Boston. Himes cottage for the month of and ReV-.rr;—I.ea\t Soatfc Har^rtU, 6.15. l".2.-> Mass., Aug- day will occupy the A. F. Black a rr. '12191 12 4*.. 2 4.*.. 4 "". *4.40, »4.55 Dow & Nelson C. Newell's partner in the min- ust. Mr. Henry is a jeweler and hat; Pinkham, cottage, (pink». The Bogarts were p. m. a ing business in Chihuahua. Mex.. was well established business at Provi- here at the same For Orr's Dland—8 (<'. *0.45. *10.30 a. rn.. cottage two seasons FIRE a of Mr. Newell at the Jus*a- dence. 12 2* *2.IS. -2 .<•. MO p. m. Return—5.:^.. INSURANCE, guest ago. 30.W. *11.45 a. m.. S12.20, 2.20. *4.15. »4.3U mere cottage a few of last week. 35 days Ezikiel Rose and brother. Robert The Simonton * P- »■ Exchange St., Portland, Me. cottage has been 1» Go to the Post Office or the Ea«t Rose were sea to a Ft.r Sel'i^co. Hartor and Gurnet and deep fishing Friday and Reading. Cur.dy /Wik/i COitoffi, Ileitis, Stat nit /Te/trtjr H. N. IMS K H A M. Mass.. party for the r*-t 'New Meadows River i—dtM a. in. End souvenir store for pulled in a two hundred of the Bridge itiured in the oitfanits. H. post cards, pound halibut month. Return—Leave i-ela*co. C2.45 to., Uadf.f W. SI'SSKRA L'T, F. C. HI'Sht.V. p. Cur.dy souvenirs, box confectionery, news- while out on what is known as the Harbor, c225 p. rn., Gurnet cl.50 Trade at R. S. Davis Bridge, etc. Don't forcet White Head Co., for~fur:-i- p. m. paj»ers. stationery, grounds. It took more ture.—Adv. For Littlejohn's Island—9.30 a. rn.. 4.3(». the location, at the Post Office and al- than half an hour to land tne monster 621' m. 7.30 a. 2.10 p. Return—5.55, ra., so at the East End. opposite Hill Crest. in the boat after much and p. rr; William Senter & Co. difficulty, For S.ir.»et Landing (Great Chebeague1). H. W. Bowen.—Adv. it weighed the stated number cf CHE6EA6UE WON. Cousin*' ar.d Bibber's Islands. South Free- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Home and two pounds when dressed. port. Ma r I'oint. Birch Island and Harpswell JEWELERS, Centre—0.3U a. ra., 4 i>0 p. ra. Return—Leave children of Havana. Cuba, will be at Frank R. Tate of Quincy. Mass.. 51 Exchange St., Me. DEFEATED the buffaloes sec- Sunset Landing. 7.45 a. ra.. 2.25 f. to.. Portland, the Ezekiel Rose cottage for the registered at the Bellevue. Sunday for Cousir.*' Island. 7.35 a. ra.. 2.15 p. rn.. Bib- ond GAME THIS Ckartt, Cfv/Astri. Seurtnir month of August and September. Mrs. his summer vacation. Mr. Tate is ot SEASON. ber's Island. 7.05 a. m.. 1.45 p. m.. South S/ceis. I'iftts Freeport, 6.45 a. ra.. 1.25 p. ra Mair Point. 0/ Fertla Kd aid I'itimity. Horne spent a short time here five the clerical force of the First Na- 6.10 a. ra.. 12.50 p. to.. Birch Island, 6.<«r> seasons and was ago. thoroughly de- tional Bank of Boston, and has been .t Change in Lineup. Result Showed a. m.. 12.45 p. ra., Centre. 5.50 Hatpswell lighted with the island. regular visitor to island a. m.. 12 30 p. to. Chebeagu** Team Work Among players. c—Weather x>erraitting. Miss Edith Sheehe is spending a for many seasons. a—Or at the close of the a! performance few at Armordale Mr. and A of Chebeague defeated the Buffalo-, s the Gem Theatre. days with i»arty young ladies of Elizabeth. for the second time this season x—Ext ress. Mrs. Oscar Charleson. N. J., are now guests at the Summit Sat- in a c-n urday. game which was marked f—Stop* signal. Capt. George G. Carlson. Oscar Sen- House, arriving here on the first dav of *—Daily except Sunday. by a close score, which was 4 to August. Those in the number ar«»: 3. ard s—Sundays only. bun1 and Mrs. B. M. Seabury were also excellent Jessie E. playing on the part of C W. T. GODIXG, E. L. JORDAN, entertained at Armordale. Sunday. Hutchinson. Annie G. Hutc'i- the Yacht Chebeague boys. to the sev- Gen. Paint Eleanor l"p Mgr. Supt. inson, M. and A. Friday evening the roll off for fcen- Hyde Lucy enth the Merrill. inning Buffaloes were in the tlemfn was held at the Chebca again lead of two runs, but by errors it co-t AND gue and the first Mr. George R. Faucett of Stamford.! them ISLAND FERRY CO. SPAR VARNISH. Bowling Alleys, prize, the game. t'hebeasue was a was where he silk urobrellw. won by Mr. Conn., conduct* a large re- waiting for this Double End Ferry leaves end of 1 opportunity and its Thomas Johnson with of 84 and tail department store. Is expected for result Portland Pier string was shown by tho final score. 88 making a total of 172. while a three weeks' outing on the 15th of Hour for Peaks Island. Here yon will find all that's required for stain- Chebeague has the honor of winning Every painting, Thomas was this month, and will bis wife and and Desmond second with join from the Buffaloes, and Saturday's ing finishing the exterior and interior of row- who have betn yacbts. 167. Mrs. W. A. White of Roxbury family, registered be.'o game made two boats and canoes. We they have lost this FARE 5 CENTS. carry tbe most serviceable Marine was the winner of the ladies' silk um- for several weeks. season. Special Attention given to comfort Paints, F. O* Pierce's dnrable Yacbt brella in the ladles' roll-off Messrs. John extremely White (flat Saturday Hobfn of Springfield.; The work of Hill, catcher and pitr-n- of Patrons. Remember who reduced and also Tarr & morning, much to the delight of h»-r ton Hubert, and J.J. ers gloss;) Wonson's Copper Brown, and rac- Mullen of Scott and Ham of Chebeagi:», the fares between Peaks Island and many friends. The scores were 75 who Pitts-J ing compound Red; New Jersey Copper Brown, burgh. are the leading were worthy of special commendation. Portland. Red, and 87, which made 162, and Mrs. wooers of the fish about Hill Green, and Yacht Chilton big particularly played a lively game E. White; Copper Brown and O. H. Burkhardt of Newton was sec- are almost George MacGowan. Gen Mgr. her**. daily out and his work behind the bat was bril- Green; Copper Bronze for boat bottoms; Ex- ond highest with scores of 74 and 81. to their favorite "Haymake" "holes" and "mark.*.** j liant. Rev. C. L. Ball, who umpired terior and Interior Varnisb and six Miss have made Spar other reliable Elizabeth Hodgins of Portland They several record catch-1 the game gave strictly fair and impar- Brushes of was Mr. es and in about IjO: tial makes; every kind and grade —Special lots of visiting with and Mrs. F. A. usually bring decisions and his services were Boat Sponges at 25c, 39c, 50c. Merriam at the Bellevue cottage on lKninds from a couple of hours fishing, j much appreciated. Sunday. Miss Hodgins is stenograph- On Wednesday of last week Hubert.' Chebeague er for the Merriam Horne Realty Co.. who is 10 years old, hooked a H»^4 lb. Hayden—Benner. at their office on Exchange street, and cod. which he landed in the boat after j is a sister of a tussle Mr. Horne of the com- Thursday evening last the marriage of Mr. Tuesday noon while the grocery HAY'S PAINT STORE, 8 Free St. pany. (iale Stearns, the artist, is painting Alton Melville Hayden to Mir-s store of Arthur H. Hamilton at Cen- Mrs. J. Hardie. Mi**** J. B. ard some wonderful water colors of Ch«- Laura May Benner. daughter of Mrs. j Ida tral Landing was closed for dinner, a Charles M. Hay Paint Co. A. M. Hardie. together with the Misses beague scenes in bis improvised stuoio' Benner of Vesper street. Portland. Portland. wa«s sneak thief broke into the store mak- A G and M. M Sutherland, all of Ot- In the old house on the premises of solmenized at the future home of the in* his entrance through the window tawa. Can., registered at the Hamil- Mr. William Allen Harris. Mr. I young couple on Vesper street, be- fore in the rear of the store. On Mr. ton Villa, the latter part of for Steams will give an exhibition at t»n | about fifty relatives and frlemis. July the Hamilton'* desk in his office was a an outing of a week'* time. early date. Rev. Robert Colpitts, pastor of the sealed letter addressed to the Chai> M. E. church officiating. The outgoing. The average number of bio young friends. Those Invited Mr*. George Bancroft, Mi** Nellie happy man bank of Portland In which were CLIFF ISLAND. couple were recipients of beau- piece* received daily 1* 2000. About were Allen Cooke. Harris Newell. Mor- Merrill and Mrs. S. A. Osborne ol many six checks and thirty-one dollars in 1000 are tiful presents. Mr. Hayden who is letters mailed each day. as Afh. Daniel Harris and Edior Peabody are guests for the week with bills. This received the ?»t- (Continued from 2.) manager for R. S. Davis house- evidently Fir pillows, the fresh cut flr balsam Bnrkhardt. The youthful fishermen Mi** H. J. Bonney at her summer Page Co., lention of the robber, for on the re- furnishers of Portland, has hosts cf tip*. g<-r them at H. W. Bowen's.— were very successful. bringing in a home at the Massachusetts Colony. turn of Mr. Hamilton at this store be frinds in Casco Bay. all of whom v it.li Adv. large catch which to Herbert C. B*»ck Albert, who are at Bay Cliff cotta«<» found the seal of the they presented of Roslindale. to extend their letter opwd their frinds. are | congratulations. Buy the of R. S. Mas*., was entertained an.l another Somerville family who and a ten and Ave dollar bill missing. piazza swing Saturday Davis. street, Portland. The Strollers of Sunday the members of Ar- arr at Cliff for August They ha\e| A compl'-t*- Investigation is Co, Exchange Arlington, Mass.. by Camp bebig are here at been previous vlBltorp to the inland A made and If the —Adv. once more. arrived lington Soule's Grove. Mr. Beck Cottage Furnishings Specialty. guilty party is appre- They and Sunday and a is a ralesman for the 8. D. Bush ft **nJoy it very much. hended Mr. Hamilton owes to the com- Mr. and Mrs. George A. Putney and spent very busy morn- When buying cottage furniture don't ing pitching their tents and Co.. cotton broker*, at Mr. 8. R. War1ng. prominent architect tertown. Mia* nity and all trust the guilty party will Maiden, are regintered at the Summit (Irace Hunter and Midi Th«*kla tecture. Rugs, draperies, mattings of Boston. Messrs. 8chn«*t- Aus were soon be in the hands of the law. House for their vacation. Partridge, Mr. Oliver and Hponnorn for an enjoyable I and linoleums are also a zer and Harry Mr. Oliv-r specialty Parsons, well known mercan- party at Cobb'* Hall lant Among the guests at Cleaves Villa Komlosy of New York, who have b^en evening. with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Penholm and tile men in Boston and George II. Is Miss Abble Abber of Orange. N. at the Bay View cottage this summr/. J.,' daughter. Margaret, arrived on Sat- Lloyd, assistant treasurer of the Cam- who has been at this sit* returned to their home. Thursday. comfortably urday for a three days' visit with Mr. bridge Trust company One n^w uated and home-like place for several On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Delholm'n ulster. Mrs. Harry Cooke member has Joined the ranks of the seasons in the past. William P. Lynch, also of New Yotk. of the Barnacle cottage. The trip Strollers. Mr. Charles Bell of the Mr. and left the cottage after a pleasant vaca- Mrs. Frank Parker and was mad* from their home in Worces- American Woolen Co.. who Is already tion Mr. Lynch is commodore of daughter. Gladys of Jamaira Plains ter by automobile. enthusiastic over the of beauties Che- the Corinthian Yacht spent last Friday at Cleaves Villa, beague. club of Stamford, On Monday Mrs. Cooke's party en- ronn. The member* of the while on their way from Augusta to Kev. M. Cat*- wlf* of happy joyed a very pleasant launch trip io and at the Boston. The were gathering Bay View, who have family guests of Falmouth In- Yonkera, N. Y., arrived via the Fri- Foreslde. The guests gone home, will be missed a* Captain and Mrs. Aaron Cleaves for day boat from NVw York. greatly cluded Mr. and Mrs John Delholm and Mr. Cat* are two seasons. la they very musical and furnish^ Minses paator of the Immannel in daughter Margaret. Margaret Chapel entertainment for gutats even- New invoice of Yonkera. many post cards, finest and Mary Newell. Harris Newell. Mi«« ings. views yet seen, at both Mores. Post Either Cooke. Miss Harriet Sweeny. Mr. and Mra. B. W B)ak#*y of E. B. Cowl*s of New office and East End W. Bowen.—■ York, F. 3. H. Chesley G. Harris and Allen Cooke. Brooklyn have Joined the party of Mm. Adv. Cram of Brunswick and W. K. Howe Master of the N. P. Heflley for the remainder of Frederick Sweeny of Broughton. who have b^»>n at Mere Tell Your Friends The malls at the office have Auguat Mra. la a post Alder cottage celebrated his four- BlakHy daughter Point on a abort of outing. w*re visiting been very heavy, both Incoming and teenth a for Mra. Heffl«»y. who intend to or a birthday by fishing party at Cheb*agu«» Thursday They were buy build Mr. and Mra. John Y Lake of Phila- on a rnjli> and had a very pleasant summer home next season that delphia. are at '"Bld-a-wee." Monmouth, time. they thla aeaaon. They were at can gueata William O. Marple of East n*dh*w. be best suited in and The Hamilton In Ita opening aea«on furnishings returned horn*- on Sunday morning aft- and were among thoa* who decorations for it at preaented er having spent a most delightful va- Mr. Harry L. Hamilton with th<> cation of two weeks' duration at the framed teatlmonlal. which haa a prom- Hamilton Villa, and while here mad* HAY'S inent position over the man- firebar* many friands among the young p*o> tel. Mr. and Mra. Lake have a pie. Next w-a«on he haa already de- beautlfny a pot at Monmouth n*ar the "EXIT" BUG FLUID elded to w|«1t here. aa like all other lovely aheet of water of that name Bay Stat* vacationist*, he in Infatuat- Mr. Frank Tyle- ap*nt Sunday with rids or ed with the Inland. your house cottage the boya. hut hU dutlea aa of agent Mr Pearl J. Caldwell of of Dorehes- the Mallory Hoe. of these summer 8t«amahtp compelled ter. Maw., waa a gueat of Mr. and pests. him to ret am to Boat on The Btrol Mr* F. A. Merrlam at the BHlevue Pints Gallons ler have paaa*d a unanimous vote that 25c; $1.50. Cottage over Sunday fhebeague la aa line aa ever and they ar* glad to be here again. Mlaa Charlotte Whittemore. a popu- lar young lady from Maiden. Ma**. H. H. Mra. H. C. Needham and daughter. Sons, Middle St. arrived here and la now regis- Hay's Mlaa Bertha, returned to their home Friday, tered at the Summit Houae for a short at Hudson. Maaa, on Friday. Mr. sojourn. where she joined her compan- "70 years 29 Free Needham will return the latter part 8t.» Mlaa J. Elisabeth of Auguat. while Mlaa Bertha Need- ion, Simpson. of success" Portland. ham Is pec ted to ret ana for a abort Mr. Edward C. Berry and Miss