VOL. t KSrAlll.I.HIFD XIII. NO. 11. I 15)01 PORTLAND, MAINE. THURSDAY, JULY 1913. / KNTEUFD as SECOND 1 31, \ CLASH »1A1L MATTEK. I PRICE FIVE CENTS.
A PEARL. Bridge Held Peaks Island House Saturday for a few days' stay at the Up Again If I a pearl cast into life. Watson cottage with his wife and son. It may be trampled 'mid the strife, Hut from tliat Mr. J. A. with his HARPSWELL SELECTMEN MET DELIGHTFUL strife— Fitts, wife and CONCERTS, ETC., Who knows what power. and Automatic SATURDAY TO CONSIDER BIDS. GIVE daughter Adrienne, Esther Fitts Florence GUESTS MUCH PLEASURE. May grace the very or hour. Oil day are now at Stoves their established cottage It may he, from the pearl that's here. Say They Have No Statement To Make Various sown, Societies Pleasant A soul hath "eartr Heaven flown. At Present. Enjoying Miss Lucy HarriB Miss Blanche at the Hotel. It may he from the pearl that's lost. ^nd Outings We'll Plummer of search for gents of greater cost. Auburn
Many Changes in Cottagers to Be Made August 1. Mr. J. N. Baker, who has been en- joying his vacation with his family in one of the Black cottages, left here to return to his business in Maiden, Mass. lasT Sunday. Mrs. Baker and 8 the children will remain until Friday, August 1, when they will also reutrn. Among the guests last week at the Redfern cottage on the shore were Balance of our Mr. J. $20 H. Fraser of '.Holyoke, Mass., v~/?' PEAK-3 15 LAND HOU3S and Miss Gertrude Smiley of Melrose, -vjv Af/oANNEXBii. J\ to $32 Mass. Hand-Tail- Mr. J. R. Wilkins arrived Saturday last to spend Sunday with his family at ored at one A. F. Cobb's "Cute" cottage. He re- Suits, turned Monday to his business. Mr. Fred Thurber, whose voyage sell 'em quick across the Atlantic in a 19-foot boat price. was mentioned last week, arrived last to Saturday be the guest of Mr. and MATtAO C.M ELNT QtCjJk All Mrs. Norman I. styles and pat- Black. Mr. Thurber P,aIpKE.p,o,wfe. ^CU fi OU3E has an enviable reputation as a yachts- man, having won as many as forty terns of THE PEAKS this season's cups and other trophies. For two ISLAND HOUSE AND CLIFF HOUSE years he held the championship of — Narrangansett Bay, and beside his laid out at some suitable place on the make, many suit- trip across the ocean, he has partici- island. It is possible that a sort of in of athletic Under New pated many the cruises to Bur- association will be formed Management. W. Clark Meader, Prop. muda for small boats. He returned whose purpose shall be to promote THE HOME OF PURE FOOD able for Fall /4 and 76 Wear. onlyt three weeks ago from one of athletics on the island. Several sites Exchange St., Portland, Opposite Postotfice are An ideal, these Bermuda races in which his being considered for the court, up-to date cafe, where nothing but the best is served to our patrons. yacht the "Barbara II" was first to but no definite decision has been Quick service is our yet motto, and our prices are reach right. Separate dining port with 14 hours to spare, but arrived at. room for ladies and escorts. lost to the "Dream" 3 Specials by hours, be- Mr. William E. Chapin is occupying every day, from 11 a. m. until served. cause of its being a smaller much of his time this summer in im- boat with time allowance. Mr. proving and beautifying Wis cottage Thurber was the owner of the world- and its adjourning grounds. He lias famous "Little a (Haste," 21-footer, and himself added a small porch and bay he won the in pennant every race he window to the house and spends much sailed the "May Queen." It seems time in his garden also. Mr. Chapin strange that Mr. 26 Thurber should be is head of the commercial wmmrmand 28 Monument # department ME. unacquainted with Sq. PORTLAND, Casco Bay, but this at the Portland High School, and is Is his first visit here to the hay, which enjoying his summer in the fullest de- we call the yachtsman's paradise. gree. Thurber will occupy his time wi^fe Mr. John Stone, the well-known here in deep-sea fishing for the most SUMMER lawyer of State street, Boston, Is at GOODS part. present visiting his mother, Mrs. O. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mann of Dor- P. Stone, at her cottage. chester and Miss Blanche of KODAKS Moody Mrs. Emma Wright and Mrs. Wake- Maiden will return to their homes AND field of Dedham, MasB. were pleasant- Monday, after a very delightful time here. ly entertained at the Bennetts last KODAK week for a day. SUPPLIES Mr. and Mrs. iK. A. Stain Solomons are en- The usual Library Tea was held DEVELOPING AND Shingle tertaining Mr. J. Clarence the PRINTING Smith, Wednesday and was, as always, a de- For artist of Brooklyn, at their Send JJm Your Clltnn Cottage, or cottage lightful affair. Mrs. Charles H. By Mail Camp Bungalow Hree7.ee niuff on the ocean side of the inland. Payne was In charge and a large num- ber of A rts and Crafts Novel- Fine residents and guests spent a Stationery and Church service was again held last ties Our brand pleasant hour. These Library Teas Engraving Haymake is in standard Sunday at the island church are supplied sixty at 3 p. free, and everyone is cordially In- Books and colors, and m. with preaching Rev. Magazines special shades are made to order. by Henry F. vited to attend. Their purpose is to Tennis, Golf and Base save Kloman of Portland. It now Leather Goods They your shingles, mft.ce your house attrac- seems bring together In a social way the Stylish Ball Goods ive and probable that Mr. Kloman will bo able members of aitistic, and cost le ® than the summer colony, and to Brass Desk paint. They to officiate nearly Fittings be used on every Sunday this promote sociability. The fourth annu- may new or ^ld work. Ask for summer. and Regular and Couch al sale for the benefit of the Pottery Craft Bas- sample card you how library Hammocks telling io estimate. Agents Mrs, Peter Mansbyll of Westbrook will be held August 13 and will kets on all the Islands will surely receive orders for Haymake entertained several friends last week prove a success. Waterman Ideal Foun- Stains. at her cottage "Ocean Parisian Ivory Toilet Shingle Spray." Among Mrs. Edward L. Heyderker has left tain Pens the number were I)r. and Articles Mrs. F. L. Cliff to accompany hor husband to "Ferrln and Mrs. Kit family, Blasland New York where he has gone to sub- and Mr. and Mrs. Kd Holmes. Mr. and mit to a surgical Mrs. Mrs. Thomas operation. Matthews, former own- Heydecker's father, Mr. S. P. Darling- ers of "Ocean 8pray" were also Charles guests ton-, who was recently taken 111. Is M. Paint Co. the latter part of the week. lORING, SHORT & HARMON Hay stlli In Portland waiting to gain Mr. Monument and Mrs. John Hendrlckson are strength enough to travel to his Square, Portland, Me. 8-12 to home, Free Street occupy the Raincllff cottage here Philadelphia. for a while. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Rodlmon and Many of the islanders are uniting (Continued on In an effort to have a tennis court Page 7.) summer. Mr. Smith planned to come earlier but was taken suddenly ill juBt before starting and was compelled to Bailey Island abandon the trip for the time being. Woodbine com'es ISLaND- MAINF As soon as he was able, however, he L. M. YORK Tiley MRS. HUMPHREY S. SINNETT. Prop. came to Bailey's where his many friends confidently hope that the sea Bailey's Island, Maine. The Driftwood. Casco and General Store air will bring him a quick recoverty Popular boarding house on this part of Bay's Leading Grocery thn Island with fine accommodations for shows a to health and strength. Mr. Smith's The Driftwood's register sixty tuHti. The chambers are Urge, 1 Miss R. is ex- My years of success and fair to a'' assures you of;— the best goodly number of guests and, remark- daughter, Poll}* Smith, nicely furnished and have ocean view. dealing getting to arrive about the middle of Fine table supplied with the best obtain- at lowest to able to say, not one was on pected always possible cash We always trying please the departure able. Bathing, Boating: and near prices. August to stay the rest of the summer. Fishing trade of aje record last week. Many of the guests the house. Open until October 1. Rates the island. QUALITY and PKOfjlPT SERVICE is our aim. who have come for their first year at | The party of people who have been and circulars on application. this charming house are so pleased at "Poland House" for about two Our store is for 1 the headquarters the best in with it that they endeavor to engage months, arriving June 4, have left for their rooms for a longer period, and if their homes. They had as guests last Meats and we receive fresh invoices the arrangement can possibly be week Mrs. Welch and .Lilla Rowe of made, Mrs. Gulliver, the proprietor, Portland for a day. A party from by every steamer. always obliges them. A surpassing Rumford Falls is expected soon to oc- OCIL/VN VIE/W HOTEL table, a superb view, congenial com- cupy the cottage for August. BaiUy Island, M-. George A. Richardson, Prop. panions, and excellence of manage-1 Mrs. Clara E. Skillins of Portland, This fine summer hotel Is now open under new management and many To trade at York's store means the best the market improvements have been recently made. Large chambers with windows getting ment, -;.re the reasons for the Drift- mother of Mr. W. F. Skillin3, was the facing t»ie oce*n. Toilets. b-»th, etc.. barber shop and pool room. Excel- success. affords. Our teams cover all of the island wood's guest of her son at "Island Home" lent table and in fact everything first clase. sections several Mr. Wilbur Gracey, U. S. Consul at this week. Mr. W. 'F. Skillins leaves Open until Sept. 9. Rates on application. times us Progreso Yucatan of whom mention tomorrow to return to his work with daily. Telephone any time. was made last week, will leave soon the United Fruit Co. at Panama. to return to his Others of the post. An accident which nearly proved was much appreciated was Mr. Mac- will remain to the entire guests enjoy fatal occurred last week, Wednesday, farlane's own "Scotch Fantasia." The summer here, while Summit House August's bookings at Bailey Island. Miss Elizabeth party made the trip in Capt. iLubee's indicate a fine business. Stone of New York, who is summe:r- motor boat and went especially to BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS HERE THE ing on the island, was in swimming hear the organ. They pronounced the JOHNSON H. F. Johnson, Proprietor The Johnson. and was carried her concert without BRING MANY GUESTS. beyond depth by exception the finest AND COTTACES OpRO Jane 15 to October 1 the had ever There have been no arrivals at the undertow aiyl strong tide. Mrs. they heard, and being from Enlarged capacity this year. Beautifully located at Woodbury Bibber, who lives away have had to Mrs. C. M. Hamilton's Homelike Johnson the past week for the plain nearby they opportunity the south end of the island near Little Harbor. The and saw the a hear other House Filled With Social Life. Johnson and contain and simple reason that the house was danger, passed long many organs and organists. cottages about forty rooms, all pleasant and airy. Thoroughly modern toilets, so full no new p-le to Miss Stone's companion, who The return trip was made with bath, that arrivals could be Capt. Sixty guests at the Summit House, etc. Table supplied with best the market affords. out, extended it to Miss Stone iLubee accommodated. The Johnson's fame wading immediately upon the close of Great Chebeague, and more coming Sea food a specialty. Fresh milk. eggs. poultry and and raised on the has no thus saved her. While Miss Stone the concert. vegetables premiees. Bathing, Boating spread far and wide and more each one a pleased individual, who Rates on suffered some ill effects from her and Fishing. application. cheerful and comfortable place can Mr. C. P. Earley of Boston, Mass., helps the house to gain more—that's dangerous she is now recov- be found for miles around. 1 accident, was a week-end guest of the Sodens the way the season's business grows One of the incidents of the past ering on Summer Hill. Mr. Earley is the at the Summit. Among the arrivals H. F. JOHNSON, Boatbuilder week was the difficulty in moving the I The past week at Bailey's has been Xe\< England agent of the California of the past week have been a large i Done house's piano from the former living rather a quiet one. Outside of the iFruit Growers' Association and was number of Boston, Cambridge and Repairing Promptly room into the big assembly room of regular dances and parties, social ac- in Portland last week negotiating a Dorchester people, with a noticeable the annex. The attempt proved suc- tivity is lacking. New arrivals are of big deal, so he took the opportunity to sprinkling of Canadians, who have al- cessful finally, although it was a course coming daily to the hotels visit his friends on this island. ways favored this house with their and but close fit. With musical talent among cottages, the real height of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon \Villis, who patronage to a considerable extent. Bailey Island the guests, dances and informal recit- the season is not due for about two have been Four young ladies who arrived to- MISS J. E. MASSEY the of — guests nev. and Mrs. INN — als will weeks more. The ROBINHOOD Proprietor be frequently enjoyed here improvement in L. W. Atwood for the past two weeks, gether from Boston on Wednesday of without the mail service is last week are The ideal location on the Island —situated doubt. j appreciated here, returned to their home at South Wey- Misses Loretta I. Mc- as well as at the on the east end and in full view of the other islands, and mouth, Mass. last Saturday. Mrs. At- Donougli, Elizabeth F. Merrigan, Flor- I the promotors of the come in ence E. and Ix>retta ocean, lieautiful pine groves and walks The Seaaside. change wood is spending this week at Ferry Crotty C. Cauley. for much favorable are around the house. The house is modern in i mention. ; Beach, South Portland, where she is They enjoying a pleasant time Last Thursday niglit the Seaside with the every respect— toilets, baths and sewerage. t The hour of the usual Sunday teaching a mission class at the TTni- sailing, bathing, fishing and was the scene of a delightful dance in social church service at the island versalist annual summer conference. parties. Rates and Circulars upon which many of the chapel application cottagers partici- has been The Mr. B. Walker of Hoboken, N. Y. changed. service now, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Buchler of | June 15 to 15 pated. Excellent music was furnish- and his Mrs. A. Van of Open September conducted by Mr. Sullivan of Orr's Is- Miss L. sister, Buren, ed by a trio of finished Wellesley, Abbott and C. E. in musicians, land, comes between four and New York City, were recently register- Long Distance Telephone the House. Mrs. A. H. Longfellow of five, Hitchcock of Worcester, Mass. have Brooklyn, which is a much more convenient hour ed. Both have spent several previous Mrs. Fred Hanson of New returned to their homes after a week violinist; for most of the seasons here. islanders. at ""Overlook." Mr. and 'Mrs. York, cornetist, and Mrs. Frank Olney Misses J. Mr. Newman | Mary Haggerty and Mary Deane of Portland, pianist. The de- and family of Newark, Baker, also guests here, have returned
09 DC Ui z LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND z Published Every o THURSDAY AFTERNOON UI- From June to September and on the Last Thursday in Each Month DC o from October to - May; X CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers 09 BOWLING 92 DANCING Office, Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Advertising Rates on Application: Advertisers desiring changes must send in copy on or before Monday pre- Offering tourists most and comfortable sail in ceding day of publication to insure insertion. sightly Bay Baseball, Dinner of Shooting exceptional excellence. Steamer at 10 a.m. from Custom House Whar Phon* 9013-11 Finest auto trip out of Portland F. A. PIERCE THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913. Tennis ROCKMERE HOUSE MINIATURE ALMANAC AND COTTAGES Chebeague Bowling Alleys Open from June 28. Six fitted Week of July 31—Aug. 6. Peaks Island Littlejohn's Island, Maine newly Sun .Length High Tide G. H. HAMILTON, in de- Day Rises Sets of Day Morn Eve Prop. regulation alleys; perfect every 31 4.35 7.05 14.30 8.52 9.03 Right on the shore, with 100-ft. tail of and 1 4.36 7.04 14.28 9.47 9.57 The members of the Summer club elevation. Set in spruce grove. lighting adjustment. Accommodates 100. Excellent *2 4.37 7.03 14.26 10.38 10.48 were delightfully entertained on Wed- cuisine. mails. until 3 4.38 7.02 14.24 11.27 11.40 nesday for an all day session at the Daily Open Oct 1. RateB on 4 4.40 7.01 14.21 0.15 summer home of Mrs. Charles Brooks application. Assembly Hall 5 4.41 7.00 14.19 0.30 1.02 at Forest City landing. A picnic din- Monday Pictures 6 4.42 6.58 14.16 1.20 1.50 ner was served at noon and the day Moving party of four from Brockton arrived Mr. El Mr. and ♦New Moon. royally enjoyed by all. The mem- Hanna, Walter well, Tuesday to a Dancing bers present were:—Mrs. Herman Friday spend month at the gilt- Mrs. Gideon Record, Mrs. Harriett edge cottage. Mr. Dodge is organist Record, Laura Record, Dr. and Mrs. Wednesday Vaudeville with Reader Music Not a Grant, Mrs. Charles H. Sears, Mrs. A. Always Blessing. in one of the Brockton L. Eastman, Mrs. J. Dow, Mrs. Charles churches and John Howland, Mr. Goodhue, Mr. and Thursday The phonograph has its uses and is a teacher there. Mrs. Rufus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dancing Hamilton, Mrs. C. H. Dodge, Mrs. Fuller, abuses according to some of our sum- Mr. and Mrs. Boardman Friday Moving Pictures Wirham, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. John J. Nis- Mrs. D. O. Bragdon and two chil- Knowlton, mer residents. It is doubtless true S * ? sen, Mrs. Lyman B. Chipman, Mrs. dren of Winthrop arrived the middle killings. Saturday Dancing that the perpetrator of the abuses is Mrs. R. S. Rand has been Robert Henry, and the Mrs. of the week at the home of Mrs. L. entertain- an on the hostess, unwitting trespasser rights Charles Brooks. F. Strout on Central avenue for a ing at her summer home, "Woodbine ot others in most cases, but none the her Mrs. Irene HENRY W. An important event of the week at few weeks' visit. Cottage" sister, Foster CALDWELL, Proprietor less his blasting effect on a light of Eastport, and her niece, Mrs. Mary Trefethen was the exhibit held by the Mr. Joseph Perry of the Palmer EASTERN LANDING CHEBEAGUE bleeper, or one who has to ardently Hamilton of Rumford, and Mrs. Cora Portland Society of Arts and Crafts Shoe Co., who is having his annual ■woo the sandman, is ruinously and im- Murry of East Deering. Miss Emma at Association Hall on Wednesday af- vacation will spend this week as the mediately effective. It would be well Small of Portland has also been a re- ternoon which was well patronized and guest of his mother and sisters in for the phonograph fiend to consider cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rand. greatly admired. The many beauti- Phippsburg, and vicinity, and the rest perhaps that he cannot without tram- Mrs. Harriet. Record of Somerville, ful works of art in china, basket work, of the time at his summer home on on the vested of seekers Mass., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. pling rights stenciling, tooled leather and hand Sargent Road at Trefethen. of rest on these islands, turn on his Record, who are spending a few crochet were artistically arranged on Mr. and Mrs. William Fooks of Sal- weeks at the ANNOUNCEMENT machine in midsummer with windows small tables Cooper cottage on Island around the hall and the isbury, arrived this week wide open with the impunity that he Maryland, avenue. whole island was well represented. to their vacation could in a closed winter home. The spend with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hines and Mr. and Mrs. John Pelton and fam- Fook's and well kno»vn and parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence often anathematized are a family ily enjoying two weeks' vacation Porter at their summer home on the carrying power of some of the Walker of Westbrook are at Sea View "phony" at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Trefethen shore. (feat" voices whose tones are com- bungalow for a few weeks' outing. "ijtU rasping John Jackson who are at Rockbound memorated Mr. and Mrs. Boardman Mrs. Simeon Elwell and Mr. and Mrs. GREAT unwisely though too well Park for the summer. Skillings CHEBEAGUE'S LEADING HOTEL WILL RE- on indestructible records are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Bert Barbour and family, also of West- is sufficient Mrs. T. W. Henderson of Everett, MAIN OPEN THROUGH ONE OF THE to discomfort to a Fuller of Claremont, N. H., at their brook, have been their guests during SEPTEMBER, convey distance of Mass., with her daughters, Pauline, a of a mile or more. attractive home on Oak Lawn. Mr. their stay. MOST BEAUTIFUL MONTHS AT THE quarter Without Ray and Isabel of are ISLAND. ILLUS- Everett, Mass., a to a Fuller is former Portland boy hut Miss Eulalia Duddy, who has been resorting legal measures, hint to spending the summer at Rockbound TRATED BOOKLET AND SPECIAL RATES UPON AP- the Mrs. Fuller is making her first visit at Naples for a visit with friends will culprits ought to be sufficient. Park as is their usual custom. Dr. to the seashore. be at the summer home of her PLICATION TO C. W. : : : : Close down the machines early after and Mrs. Frank Henderson (Ethelynde par- HAMILTON, Prop. A clam on ents the coming week, where she will dark, please, or take them where they Pierce) are also here, and several genuine bake the back shore of Trefethen was entertain friends. will not annoy the neighbors. guests from Boston have been enter- one of the tained since their arrival. pleasant events of the week when a of Season of Mrs. Flood and of party nineteen were the guests ot Take Care. family Montreal NEW ATTRACTIONS AT UNDER- 1913, June arrived on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce over A calls the island Thursday and going WOOD. to Oct. correspondent our attention in the early afternoon and to a have taken Miss Jones' cottage on remaining condition existing in the bay until Prince Avenue for the the early evening, the perfect which we are sure will be remedied rest of the sea- TJnderwod Spring Park, famed far son. weather adding to the pleasure of the Summit when brought to the attention of the and near for it3 pure and delicious Mrs. Addie Andrews is at lier outing. Among those present with islanders. Fire is one of the greatest sum- spring water, and its sylvan beauty, mer on Mr. and Mrs. Pierce were Mr. and menaces home Sargent Road after a has been much since last House to property in the bay and in C. G. improved two weeks' at Gorliam Mrs. Erickson of Boston. Mr. the absence of effective stay Normal season. One of the most notable ad- Chebeague any fire-fight- and Mrs. George Mrs. Ferris Island School during the summer school ses- Varney, ditions to the beauties is tbe ing apparatus, even a small blaze may Mrs. Beecher park's on eaat sion. She is her Mr. Englund, of Boston, Pro- Up the end hill, where cool air is easily assume a seriouus An entertaining son, charming tea room which has only always stirring. Over- aspect. fessor Strong of Boston, Miss Bru- looking the ocean and the restful Guy Andrews of Conn., who been This tea room Island scenery or Held and wood. bet- example of the danger was shown last Paducah, nette recently opened. ter No will remain for two Sterling, Mrs. Georgia Maggi, spot for complete rest and week when a weeks. is near the end of the rustic and recreation. Table and service first-class. brisk fire covering only Doris pier with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Townsend are Englund, Alpheus Varney and is a Accommodates, cottage, 75 guests. Rates reasonable. about 15 feet square was finished in color scheme of brown. discovered Samuel Varney. MRS. CLINTON on entertaining Mr. Townsend's mother The room accommodates about 50 M. HAMILTON. Proprietor. Chebeague Island near the south Mrs. Fred of the of Kennebunkport at their summer Hooper Evergreen and now that its shore. Several men who shore people fame is happened home on Island is entertaining her mother, Mrs. to be Avenue. so rapidly, it will be orten near rallied to extinguish the Pettengill for several weeks. spreading Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McDonough taxed to its no The blaze and were able to Mr. and Mrs. capacity doubt. fortunately are summer G. B. Colesworthy and do so spending the with Dr. tea room is open afternoons from 1 by cutting brush and Master Bicknell pouring and Mrs. T. F. at their sum- George Colesworthy, to and in the for The Store That For Itself water on the flames. Had (ireely of G, evening dancing. Speaks this lire mer home at Trefetlien. Cambridge have taken the Harris obtained a Underwood is very easily accessi- greater start, it is doubt- bungalow at Evergreen for the re- Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cohb and Ches- as one may reach it automo- ful if any power on the island mainder of ble, by could ter Cobb of and the season. They motored have Portland Miss Clara bile, street car, or boat. It apireals averted a disastrous conflagra- to Portland in their car and Anderson of Westbrook have taken tournig to many who prefer the restful quiet tion. Hence the moral; with the for- are deriving much from the Thistle cottage on Central avenue pleasure trips and peaceful calm of a secluded and est underbrush as dry as it is now it around the city and suburbs. for two weeks. woodland retreat, to the noise and requires extraordinary vigilance and Mrs. Etta Hughes is a at the Mr. Vernon A. Stahl of the Pearl guest consequent confusion of some other care to prevent extensive home of Mrs. Clara on damage cottage on Welch avenue has Greely Island summer from gone to places. Underwood Spring being done by fire. 'In this case avenue for a few weeks. Waldoboro to visit his parents for a Water is one of the purest mineral as in many an ounce of Frank Pierce of the Hotel others, pre- few days. Bruns- waters known and the flow of water vention is worth a pound of cure. wick of is his an- Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dodge and Boston, spending from the spring is very large. nual vacation at his summer home on Island where Mrs. Avenue, Pierce and the Astor Cafe. son Frank have been for Try several Sumnier visitors to Portland will weeks. find 'hat the comfortable and cool Mr. and Mrs. R. E. and Fogg daugh- AstO! Cafe on street Is ters, Bernlce and of Temple just Myrtle Westbrook the to go a delicious To Our Out-of-Town Friends are place for meal at spending several weeks at one of Our Rest Room on a reasonable price. The food served the second floor is a delightful place to the Rackleff at bungalows, Rockbound at the Astor is cooked meet your friends or sit down a while after a MOORE on just to one's shopping trip. & Park, the back shore. OWEN, INCORPORATED taste and the service is of the The The Misses Horton very Accommodation Desk on the first floor will be found CO and Miss Ida best. very Private dining rooms for ladies convenient for suit Bartlett of Cleveland, Ohio, are at checking your case, bag or parcels. All with- and gentlemen are connected with out the Hawkeshurst for a several the expense, of course, to you. 505-507 St. weeks' main room. Congress stay. Regular dinners are served from The Little Luncheon Corner is a to Mr. and daily 11 to 3 and on Sun- delightful place get an ice Mrs. Edward W. Lowell of cream, cool drink or a days a delicious dinner with choice cup of tea. Brockton are occupying the White cot- turkey all the usual side dishes is tage at Evergreen and will served entertain from 11.30 their home friends until 8. In addition to the extensively during dinners Men's Ladies' Misses' and their stay. regular which are in great de- Children's Suits 20 mand, there is a la carte Bathing Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Thomas and cooking done by one of the most Summer Waists young son of Portland are capable chefs here- Per Cent Off. spending about. Thirty-five styles In Summer WaistB in voile, lawns and pompadour Steamer Newest Patterns the summer in at Rugs, camp Rockbound effects, low or high neck, long or short sleeves. Heretofore $2.98 fo Park and have had Mrs. H. H. San- $3.50 To Close $1.50 $5.00, $5.98 and $7.50 born as their guest for the past week. and T^ace Blouses in new Mr. Alexander L. Brown of Boston Voile, Crepe summer styles, odd lots and is broken sizes. Heretofore $3.75 to the guest of his son, Mr. A. C. CORDES' CAFE $7.50 To Close $2.98 to $3.75. Brown and family, who are F. G. Waists of spending Cordet, Proprietor. fine quality White Crepe de Chine, double frill, low collar ♦ he summer at the Bide-a-Wee and cottage First- class in Every Particular long sleeves. Heretofore $.">.75 To Close $3.95 on Pleasant avenue and will remain Private Rooms ror two weeks. Dining 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congress St. Misa Charlotte Hull of Hartford, Conn., and the Misses Emily PORTLAND, MAINE Ellis, Opposite Baxter Gertrude Mullen and Josephine Barry Block Suits at of are Half Price Springfield, spending the sum- and Less mer at Haphazard camp on Sargent 66 Cloth Suits In both women's and misses' sizes, and three 10 WHITE WHIPCORD AND Road, where are all SERGE, BALANCE OF OUR LINEN COATS they enjoying tho Motor Boats For Silk Suits to be closed out at HALF PRICE AND LESS. pleasures of camp life and taking tho Sale SUITS Were many beautiful to $18.50 Suits BASKET CLOTH fi.OO, f5.08, ?7.98 and f 10.00 trips the different Also Fox and Stanley $25.00 Suits resorts along the coast. Marine.Motors To Close $9.25 To Close $10 and $12.50 Were and One of the most Hallldny Stationary En- f 15.00, (20.00, (£*>.03 (35.00 Now Important social Suits Suits $2.98, $5.00, $7.50 functions $22.50 $35.00 on the Island took place on gines, Perfex ignition sys- To Close $11.25 To Close $17.50 Now $12.50, $15.00, $18.50, $25.00 Wednesday evening on Oak Uwn at tem, supplies, repairing, Trefethen, when the members of the overhauling. Gasolene for SHORT COATS FOR sale. $7.50, $10.00, cottage colony in that vicinity with In- vited WM. H. guests partook of a picnic sup- ROHR, $15.00 AND 14 COMMERCIAL $3.98, $5.00 & $5.98 WASH DRESSES $18.00 per. The tables were attractively ar- WHARF Linen Suits Marked Down ranged on the lawn and PORTLAND. In heavy Scotch beautifully Our entire stock of Linen Suits has been radically reduced. In Lawn and Percale I'laid, Chinchilla, decorated with large clusters of roses Oinghnn. Linen, $7.50 to $10.00 Linen Suits To Close $5.00 Heavy Serge and Broadcloth. and Japanese lanterns, suspended be- In Colors and White tween the 112.00 to $12.75 Linen Stilts To Close CHOICE $1.98 trees, gave an added touch Noted for Distinctive Hair $7.50 of beauty to the scone. Supper was $16.00 to $18.50 Linen Suits To Close $9.75 served the upon arrival of the even- Goods of the ($29.50 Imported Blue Crepe Suits To Close $15.00 ONE ing boat and the bountifully laden ta- Most|Natu- LOT CONSISTING Of $35.00 Tan Crepe Suits To Close $17.50 300 WASH DRESSES ble was doihe fdll Justice to, a pleas- ral Appearance 12 Linen were and pnt feature of which was the Suits, f7.GO 910.00 Immense While yon are ataylng fin Portland In Tlsaue 1 Black Silk wa» watermelon which was Voile, Crepe, Linen, Mnnlin, Coat, 915.03 bo daintily take advantage of the and served the opportnnlty and Ratine. Were (5.00, |5 98, 1 White Serge Coat, was 915.00 by donor. The remainder In*pert oar line atock. Price* made Silk, Linen and Mohair Coats of the was spent at to yoar order. N»l ami and (8.98, (7.96, (lO.OO, (15,00 1 Heavy Ml* Coat, was 915.00 evening the home grey early Natural Linen Coats, formerly $5.50 to $7.50 To Close $2.98 of Mr. and Mrs. f*ordman hair la one of oar apeclaltiee. 1 Tan Serge Suit, was 920.00 Skllllngs, Mohair Coats In black and navy, formerly $5.00 To Close $3.60 where an Informal social time with Now $3.98 $4.98, $7.50, 9.98 17 Misses' and Children^ Coats, were In black and musical numbers by Mrs. Cragg, Mlxs CARLES' Hair Store Mohair Coats navy formerly $7.60 to $10.00 To Close $6.00 97 50, 910.00 and 912.00 Miss Record, Cragg, Mrs. Knowlton 618 Congrtta St. Ptrtlanri Mohair Coats in hlack, navy and gray, formerly $11.50 to $12.50 and Dr. Howland were given. The To Close $7.50 50 POPLIN AND FOU- party to this MESSALINE, enjoy pleasant affair Mohair Coats In navy, formerly $18.75 to $25.00 To Close $10.00 CHOICE were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, LARD DRESSES $5.00 Captain Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Massage and Hydrotherapy Treatment Thomas. Miss MIna Thomas, Mr. and Given by appointment In any part Mrs. John m re (15.00, Cragg, Miss Beatrice of Canco Bay, or 'phone Portland (Ifl.W), (20.00,(25.00 No Altera- Mr. Memorandums, Cragg, Frank \jorA, Mr. John Mc- 1498M. Addrea*: Eastman Bros. & Bancroft tions, Returns or Exchanges Gregor, Miss Beatrice Bradford, Mrs. MR. A MRS. W. O. McKEEN, Now $9.95, $16.50 A'lce 8ylvla, Mr. and Mrs. George TyO- Cliff Island, Me. PORTLAND, ME. on These $5.00 Items favor, Mrs. Edith Blake, Mr. Roswell Trained at the New Rnjcland Banl- Belcher, Miss Ethel Hanna, Wlnnlfred tnrlum. Cousin's Island Littlejohn's L J. R. LIBBY CO. PORTLAND, ME.
At a meeting held last -week by the Rockmere House. Seashore Land Co., It was voted to Mrs. Minnie Arnolds of Brookllne, BROKEN LINES. dedicate to the Improvement Society Mass., who was the housekeeper or Clearance two lots of land in a desirable loca- the Rockmere Sale of Silks OF House, died Tuesday the same tion, to be used for tennis noon, after a week's illness. Her Thousands of dollars' worth of newest silks reduced for and croquet grounds. This generous body was taken to Rockville, Conn., > clearance. now at act on the part ot the Seashore .Land for interment. Mrs. A. H. Hamilton, Buy almost half the regular price,. Canvas and Rubber Sole Shoes Co. Is greatly appreciated by all tbe the proprietor's wife, has taken Anticipate your fall needs. people here. charge of the hotel duties and will do FOR MEN AMD WOMEN Mr. and Mrs. all in Charles Cook and her power to look after the At 19c Yard At 49c Yard daughter Helen of Trenton, N. J. are comfort of the hotel guests. : and $5.00 Value Cat to 2t» inch $3.50, $4.00 making a tour of Portland and vicin- The latest fad of this house was Tussah Jacquards and Fan- Cheney Bros'. 23 inch Celebrated ity and spent Tuesday with their taking a party of a dozen or so peo- cy Silk Muslin in a good assortment Showerproof Foulards in small n«at friends, the Misses Pearson at the ple up the Yarmouth river designs and all good to attend of colors. Former prices 29c and 35c. colorings; and "Brownie Cottage," their friends re- the services of the Baptist Church. inch Colored Taffeta in both light and $1.50, $2.00 with them to Elizabeth Rev. dark 24 $2.S0J turning Cape R. J. Davis preached an excellent shades; inch Black Foulard, For One Week 1 Commencing Aug. and all taking the Songo river trip sermon and afterward he came back At 29c Yard 24 inch Black Crepe de Chine, 21 inch Wednesday. Mr. Cook Is connected with the party and took dinner at All Silk Faille Francais and 19 lncn 27 inch Our New Fall Goods Have Arrived and Are with Public Service Corporation ot the house. The Rockmere's boat Fancy Medallion Messaline, Corded and Fancy Silks. Former South For Jersey. This is his first season "Esther" is used a great deal in taking Silk Muslin with fancy stripe. 19 inch prices 69c to 85c. Ready Inspection here and he is very much pleased out parties for sails around the ibay. Fancy All Silk TafTeta. Former" prices with the beauties of the island. Tuesday a party of Cousin's people from 39c to 59c At 59c Yard Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Smitheman and and a few of the yard. Rockmere's people Tub Silk and Silk HUTCHINSON'S daughter Clara of Haddenlield, N. J., took the Esther and Shirtings, guaran- sailed to Peak's teed fast returned Tuesday to their homes. Island. colors, cream grounds, with They visited the Gem Thea- neat of Their now At stripes various colors, 32 inefh- bungalow is occupied by tre and had a good time in general. 39c Yard es wide. Former 15c. WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP the Misses Stewart of Philadelphia, They retun-ed home the late price during 19 inch Plain and Changeable Taffe- and Miss Madeline Noble and Miss hours of the night after a most pleas- 544 CONGRESS STREET ta in a good assortment At 69c Yard Marian Godfrey of Philadelphia and ant moonlight sail. On Thursday of colors. 27 inch Corded in PORTLAND Sarah Smitheman of New Jersey. eight or ten of the hotel's people took Stripe Messaline and Messaline in Pongee natural Mrs. John E. has as her an color only; 36 inch Day guests afternoon trip about the different plain colors. Former prices 50c and Striped Messaline this week Miss Rebecca Austin of islands. and 24 inch 59c yard. Fancy Bulgarian Silks, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott of Saturday about a dozen of the Rock- Former prices 89c and ?i.uu. Waverly, Mass., and Mrs. Catherine mere Hotel's people took a trip to R. West of Brighton, Mass. This is South Preeport on the Esther and BE SURE TO ATTEND THE SALE TOMORROW their first visit here and they are from there rode to New Meadow's Inn u -*•*- ... greatly pleased with this island. where they had an excellent shore The girls of the Hillcrest cottage dinner. They returned about sunset gave a Five Hundred party on the after a fine day's trip. porch of their cottage in honor of Mrs. Hamilton has as her guest Miss Elsi* Young and Miss Leoma for the week-end. Mrs. W. H. Green- Melhorn of Philadelphia Wednesday wood of Cambridge, Mass., also she CHEBEAGUE afternoon. The porch was elaborate- had Mr. and Mrs C. W. Knowles of CASH STORE ly decorated with wild ttowers. Six- Belmont, N. H., for a few days and HAMILTON'S LANDING teen of the Harmony Hill cottagers they were greatly charmed with the Cousins were at this The Island present occasion. beauties of this rare spot. The store of first was won Miss A. Malr Miss Alice quality, and where the trade is assured of the prize by Murdoch of Allston, best getting obtainable. Our Candy and Fancy Cracker of Philadelphia and the second prize Mass., is spending a few weeks at the Some of the features that make a departments are stocked '. * it little more with the best on the market by Miss L. Mair. The third prize was Sonierville Mr. and Remember we are headquarters for meats, Cottage. Mrs. if you want the won Miss Sarah Collins and the returned their desirable than the other beautiful of best. Quality is our motto. Our team and. auto are at by Henry Bergeron to islands Casco fourth — your service. by Miss Elsie Young. The homes in Allston, Mass., after spend- water prizes were determined by the num- ing a few weeks at this Bay: Spring recently analyzed COAL, ICE & GASOLENE AND MOTOR cottage. showing BOAT SUPPLIES. bers concealed under the chairs. Late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chisholm are pure water without any contamination in the afUrnoon all went home arter leaving for their home in Melrose whatever; a most time. beach where one can pleasant Highlands after a pleasant stay in bathing enjoy bathing without Mr. J. C. Ketchum and a friend of Bayview cottage. & an abundance HAMILTON HAMILTON his, Mr. "Win. Waite of Boston, Mass. A party of sixty-four people from being chilled; of clams; wild rasp- ARTHUR H. HAMILTON arrived Monday the Boston boat went in the WILBERT R. HAMILTON by Littlejohn's Handy Andy berries and for all. to spend a few weeks at the "Kock- to Mere Point where the blackberries, enough The GREAT baseball CHEBEAGUE, MAINE haven." Mrs. Ketchum and nephew, nine played a game. The game Seashore Land Co. still have a few desirable 5000 We are prepared to do all Edward Pierce came a week ago and resulted in a victory for Littlejohn's. baggage expressing and at short no- and tice. Our teaming opened the cottage for the season. The of Nichols 10,000 foot lots on streets 50 feet wide automobile will serve you promptly. splendid pitching kept properly Mrs. Ketchum entertained a few ot down the side's hits and the Freight Agents for the Casco Bay & Lines. oposing restricted for Harpswell her at a final sale; from 2c to 3c terms Visit our ice cream and be friends Bridge Whist party score was 11 to 10. prices foot; parlor served with the best ice cream, con- fectionery, etc. Wednesday evening. Dainty refresh- Mrs. M. Mark of Hyde Park, Mass., to suit. Cousins' cake, pastry, soda, Light lunches served evenings. Island is being in a way thing first class. Every- ments were served. is a guest at the "Crowsnest" tor a developed Thp cottage "Highland" is occupied few weeks. that attracts the best class of summer residents. by Miss Francis L. Jamison and her Miss Myra Winslow of Waltham, two nieces, Miss Mildred Pierce and Mass., is a of Mrs. M. C. Hicks guest FOR INFORMATION SEE HOWARD S. HAMILTON Miss Edna Pierce of Medford, Mass., for a few weeks at. the Lynnhurst cot- and friend, Miss Helen Buckley ot tage. Ercokline, Mass. Mr. Francis Welch who has been General Contractor and Builder Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Claflin of Bos- summering at the log cabin left for C. M. BOWKER Mass. returned home at Great Chebeague, Maine ton, -aesday camp Barnstable, Mass. 647 FOREST after a most enjoyable visit at the Mr. Edwin Sliivell of Boston, Mass., AVENUE, PORTLAND Complete contracts made and per- Highland cottage. spent the week-end with his family formed (or alter- buildings, cottages, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Smiui of Miami, at the White or ations, repairs, etc. Estimates fur- cottage. J. S. DAWES, Cousins Island are of Mrs. H. Soub- Be sure nished on application. Expert work- Florida, guests S. to attend the Charity Tea ner for a few men. Cottage work a specialty. weeks at "Camp Doyle." and Sale to be given under the aus- Cottage lots for sale and desirable Mr. S. W. Hamilton and family or pices of Mrs. Frank E. Dickerman, cottages to rent. We care for estates Cumberland Centre, Me., are spend- Littlejohn's, August 1, 1913 from 3 ing a few days at the "Hamilton Cot- until 5 p. m. The receipts will be de- tage." voted to helping worthy girls through CHEBEAGUE, MAINE Among the recent arrivals at the college. Mrs. Elizabeth Soule has We are of our Ridge House are Miss Leoma Mel- kindly offered her house and grounds disposing property, numbering over one hundred acres, and in all horn and Miss Elsie Young of Phila- for the affair. If Thursday be rainy sections of the island we can show you desirable lots. Shore and CHEBEAGUE delphia, Penn. and Rev. G. Herbert come the next pleasant day. Private sites, groves secluded spots are offered. Rates reasonable. Mr. A. R. Littlefield, Central Great SOUVENIR SHOP FALMOUTH Dennison of Germantown, Penn. boats will land at Mrs. Soule's wharf. Landing, Cliebeague, will gladly show any in- HOTEL terested the of this Mrs. J. A. Crewitt of Newtown, Mr. Frank Dickerman and Mr. F.d- property estate, ,» AND Penn. returned to CIRCULATING LIBRARY PORTLAND, MAINE her home Thursday ward Baker are making a tour of the after a most pleasant visit at the Maine coast in the launch the "Nina." FIR PILLOWS A SPECIALTY "Firledge." • Mr. Stanford L. Willis of Dorches- Cottage Site Seekers in procuring land for Made from fir Best European and American PJai Miss Nina G. Crawford of Philadel- ter, Mass., who has been spending the a summer Chebeague tips. cottage, bungalow or investment it will be for your advantage to and most costly to manufacture. phia entertained her friends, Mrs. summer with his mother at her cot- the of investigate property Mrs. M. A. Charleson, some sixty acres at Great Newest and Miss Summers and Miss here left this week for largest line of Post Mitchell, tage Machias, Cliebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore fine Cards in Most Centrally Located front, spring water and Casco 40,000 in stock. Martin of Philadelphia at the "Bide-a- Me., to take up his studies at the Lots are now Bay, cool, shady groves. ottered at $100 and upwards, fine in- Public Post Office. Hotel in Portland Wee" cottage. They were greatly im- Massachusetts Institute of Technology vestment as land values Library. increase each year. Would be pleased to show the pressed with the beauties of the is- summer which is H. W. BOWEN engineering camp property to any interested. land. located at thai place. The course MRS. M. A. Opp. Hill Crest and South Road J. J. CHARLESON, Great Chebeague, Maine. FOOLER, Proprietor Mrs. Millard W. Baldwin of Port- will take about eight weeks. Mr. land, Me., and Mrs. Fred Tyler or George A. Willis Joined his Sat- family * Falmouth Foreside have been spend- urday last for his annual outing. Mr. ing a few days as the guests of Mrs. Willis is superintendent of the Boston R. H. CLEAVES, Maine Cash Grocer and Baker Wm. Howatt. News Bureau artd he is well known Auto delivery, prompt service, carefully selected Mrs. J. F. Hinckley has returned in the newspaper profession of the goods from Lake Cobbosseecontee where Bay State. Ice Cream and Fresh she visited her son and his wife a Bakery Products Daily DRINK few days. REFRESHMENT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR CONNECTED Mr. F. A. Hinckley returned to POOR SUBSTITUTES FOR HOME. Providence, R. I., after a two weeks' visit at the "Forusall." "It is a sad fact, but one which can- Your WantB UNDERWOOD GINGER ALE Mr. J. F. Hinckley returned to not be disputed, that the modern city Telephone Quick Service to Our Customers Boston after a month's stay at his parent has relegated the secular edu- KING OF THEM ALL cottage the "Forusall." cation of his children entirely to the DUNN BROTHERS Mr. W. A. Hauck spent last Sunday public school and their religious in- BOTTLED AT THE with his wife at the Btruction WORLD-FAMED "Hinckley cot- to the church. Both or and tage." these institutions are struggling to Groceries, Provisions General Mdse. Mr. J. Karr of Washington, D. C. meet the requirements forced upon Pine Spring Ginger Ale and Soda by the Case for Family Trade a UNDERWOOD SPRING is visiting his daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. them by the indifference of parents. Specialty. a This is one of the finest domestic and has a C. Karr for few weeks. There is no institution on eart/h which bottlings countrywide reputation AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Plummer can take the place of the good home, and of Mass. and Mrs. Market at West all over GROCERS, SODA SHOPS AND family Boston, and those children who are thrust Harpswell Delivery South Harpswell Galp of the same place are spending upon strangers to learn the most sa- a few weeks at "BlganufTplacc" cot- cred duties of life are defrauded of Underwood tage. their birthright."—Suburban Life— Spring Corporation Miss Bertha Perkins and Miss Ber- The Countryside Magazine for August. 432 Congress St. Phone 1995 tha Hansen of Sauford, Me., have been the J. An- If your grocer doesn't sell it ask him why he doesn't guests of Mra. W. drews at the "Birchknolls" for a few Summer Reading. AUCOCISCO weeks. If you want the latest and best Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Chandler and books for summer reading, there's one ail COTTAGE farrlly of New Gloucester, Me., Mrs. place above all others which you must G. R. Lorry of Portland, Me., arc consider—and after you have done so CLIFF ME. DAY'S SPA Island a ISLAND, Ave., Long Island sepnding Tew weeks at the North you will be relieved of calling any- Visit oar cool Tee Crenm Parlor and pet the best in Frozen Sweets, Confectionery. West Cove cottage. where else for books. The well-Known Appollo Chocolates and Box Candies. Oar line of Cigars, Cigarettes and Smokers' A group of Harmony Hill colonists booksellers and stationers, Ix>ring, References — will Souvenir Goods and Postal Cards all Special Supply please you. of kinds. At our took a trip in the Handy Andy, Fri- Short & Harmon of Monument square, Soda Fountain we have the Choicest Syrups, Soft etc. and rates for and Drinks, tapers Magazines day fcfternoon rind sailed for two or Portland, are constantly supplied with June tbrcc hours around the E. P. & R. P. MAHONEY Proprietors bay. the latest editions from the leading September. publishers of America. Just at pres- ent they have several choice novels Mr». K. B. MAJE8TIC SKATING RINK. BATCHELOR from the moat popular writers of the year which are Call The carnival at the Majestic last selling rapidly. on them for and ex- your kodak supplies evening was a brllllnnt affair and • * MAJESTIC RINK developing also. WE HAKE A SPECIALTY K&gg ceeded all expectations. Deltghum AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH were awarded and the success t OF RolUr prizes D.J. Skating Moving Ploturas t)f thatr "be- MaeDONALD. Proprietor the affair gives promise of The Store of Quality. Only Rink In New England Running Picture* In Connection another of the same nature soon. 121 Commercial Street, oppo- Moving With ing Any store with the above title as Its Souvenir nearly Roller Bkating. 12,000 Feet of Film* weekly. Three The sessions are also Spoons, site Island Steamers and 8outh Change»,of Program. daily rinklng trademark must be a Is really "quality Portland Mtaele Afternoon* by MIHUrjf Band Organ. Mnnfe by W. E. well patronized and the season store" to merit Ferry Eventngt the confidence of its 180 Middle Cbnn4fe»*« Band. Attomoww Half. the best ever experi- 8treet, nearly opposite M. Evening* ?.«• to f 0 P. M. ranking among patron*. The many years that the Brooches, etc. From. time to time the Novelties, Postoffice. AFTERNOON FREE EVENING ADMISSION lie enced. during Mlley Co. has continued in buslnpas rest of the summer there will he and Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from dairy here, the fact that its patrons are features at the sessions, or farm daily. Beat of foods, quickest special among the most discriminating people GEO. T. SPRINGER which due notice will be given. to be service, reasonable charges. found, gives assurance that the Finest equipment in the East. Visit company has lived WatohN, Diamond®, Jowolry, up to the stand- us when in town. Elite Lunch, 487 At Parformanca of "Hamlat." ard expressed in its * ♦ Silverware Fine New Launch For Parties CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET trademarks. and 491 1-2 Congress street for la- Sailing Hamilton'* Lapsing, Ch»bMQu» did ever so "My, you hear many SIS St.* M«. dles. Row boat® to let by day or \' Conpres*V » Portland* hoar, famous quotations in any one play lne*perlenced judge. week. Ferrying to LlttleJohn>. A We supply the table with the bent ob- It must have taken a St. Louis has South etc. Boat stage »t before? long Judge decided that Freeport, tainable Hnmilton'n finding. in deep sen food. Oar price* *re time to piece them all together so tipping a porter is a voluntary act. low and we deliver The W. A. TRUFANT, promptly. gatlnfac- nicely "Almost long enough to Judge evidently has not had much diebeague'.lslanil tlon guaranteed. Our clerk will c*U If have written an original play!" said experience with porters.—Chicago desired. the other.—Christian Science Monitor. Journal. I Nowls tbB Time to Sntscnbe rorthe Breeze Gordon of Beverly, Mass., and Mr. and Littlefield & Co. Mrs. David F. Roy of Marion, Mass. It Is a matter of common experience send us Bnstins that one UfVtir IMnf your order for the PAINT Island thing suggests another. The W llUli and mentlbn of Casco Bay suggests Bus- Iiy VARNISH to give that boat a tin's mid-season Island, Bustln's suggests young coat. We GROCERS carry all the leading Paints in people, .young _ Mrs. A. E. people suggest. love, bramWOLCopper Reynolds "has as her love suggests all colors, also the Bronze guests this week marriage, marriage sug- original Bottom; Paint. 109-111 COMMERCIAL at Camp Shamrock, gests STREET Miss Blanche cottage, cottage suggests fur- Lodge of Manchester, nishings, (or Devoe ME. N. H., and Miss furnishings suggest money, Agents Marine Specialties PORTLAND, Lord Shufelt of Law- and rence, Mass. money suggests friends. Now for and Lead and Zinc Paints If the application. We have a you want the best in Groceries. Mr. Percy Reid of case Andover, Mass., where extremes for Meats and Provisions at reasonable arrived for meet, starting with Sunday a few days as the Casco 184"186 charges our Btore is the for Bay and Bustin's, we come to STREET place you Reynolds' guests. Other arrivals were THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO. to trade. We the young Head ol supply hotels, cottasas, Miss Nellie Wallace of people, George Guppy and Dock Between Long and Central W harves and Portland and Mattie who 257 yachts schooner parties. Island Mrs. B. E. Brock of Mead, last summer fell Telephone Public Boat Back of Manchester aDd in Landing Store patronage solicited and satisfaction an automobile love, were married last winter and party from Old Or- were guaranteed to all. Handy to steam- chard, Me. planning and building a cottage when boat wharves. Mrs. the people arrived this summer. W. J. Luke has as her guests Beginning at the other end of the se- for a few weeks Mrs. F. R. Galloupe quence, we start and sister. Miss with friends of Grace Parr of Lex- whom ington, Mass. they both have many, drawn to them by the efficient and KENDALL. & Mrs. S. C. Lancaster lias unselush WHITNEY Mr. and services which each has DEALERS IN Mrs. George G. Larkin of performed. Merriinac, These friends most Mass., and Miss Sarah Little gladly provided of the the money. The Agricultural and Horticultural same place, as her money provided the Implements, guests this weok furnishings, and, last Fertilizers, also Miss Margaret Friday, George, and Furniture Huston of Dover, his and the Poultry Dairy Wooden bride, Supplies, Galvanized Iron Cottage N. H. furnishings met m Ware, the cottage. The affair was a We are showing the latest designs Miss Isabel Pollard of com- Ware, Brooms, Brushes, etc. Brunswick, plete surprise. After Cordage, Seeds, in cottage and piazza furniture. A visit Me., is the guest of MIbs everything had Margaret been put in order word was Also in to our store will convince you that Swett this week at sent to specialties SUMMER such as Ice the farmhouse. that COMFORTS, Cream we have just what you want to com- of George he and his wife were Some the Bustin cottagers went Freezers, Lawn needed at the as some Refrigerators, Swings,. Croquet Sets, Window Screens plete the cottage. for a on Goose cottage mis- picnic Island Friday. chief had and Screen Our bay patrons will at this season been done during their ab- Doors. Call and see us. They started early in.the and of the morning sence. Answering the year find bargains in every de- amused themselves in various summons, they ways. found a committee of the Cor. Federal partment. First they went in islanders in and Temple swimming, and possession of their home and Sts., Portland, Me. Prompt shipment guaranteed. then had a the ex- sumptuous feast of clams, of such and planation conduct was found all sorts of goodies. In the late in chairs, dishes, rug, desk, tables, afternoon they came back in Mr. | etc., which had been tastefully ar- Cbas. Guppy's motorboat. Among ranged in tlie rooms. Speecli YORK & JACKSON those in the party were. Mr. E. making, Kitch- under the was difficult en, son and circumstances, Low Donald, daughter Char- for the man of the Special Prices Until Nov. 1 but he New Portland Theatre house, made Best quality filled Building lotte, Miss May Wilkinson, also the it clear gold Eyeglass Automobile that the gifts were very wel- Goggles, $1 and up Misses Evelyn and Frames $1 Best Margaret Swett. come. The visitors left after per pair quality Riding Bow II PREBLE PORTLAND Mrs. C. W. wish- Solid gold Spec. Frames, $1.00 STREET, Newhall has as her guests life and Frames, $4.00 Best quality Rimless this ing long happiness in behalf Gold filled Mountings, $1.00 week at the "Briarcliff" Mr. and Eyeglass Chains, 50c. Solid Gold of every summer resident, to Mr. and Eyeglass Mountings, (Not Mrs. J. J. Allen of Prescription Lenses ground to order, Boston, Mass., Mr. Mrs. Guppy. Shuron), $2.00 Harry Ripley and wife of Maiden, 40c. and up Atlas Shuron Eyeglass Mr. and Mrs. John Dick who have Genuine Shell and Mountings $3.00 Mass., and Mrs. C. Frank of Rubber Frames for (Sold Hunting been a few weeks only by us, and warranted Boston, Mass. spending at the Library Glasses, $1.00 to returned stay on). Rev. John P. Garfield of Buncliberry lodge to their Colored Glasses, 50c. and Claremont, up Artificial Eyes. $2 and ua N. homes in North Adams, on PAINT WITH H., arrived Monday to the Mass., tico CAAMINLD FREE. ALL spend Thursday. Miss Susan G. KINDS OF OPTICAL remainder of the season Lombard and REPAIRING. POR SALE with his fam- Miss ily at The Clarke, who have been summer- Ledges. at the Rev. Frank ing Bunchberry Lodge left the C. Garfield and son, N. T. island Friday, the former for New WORTH Jr. EVERITE PAINTS Frank, who have been on the LEY, BY tenting Hartford, N. Y., and the Maine's Leading and island for the past few latter for Optometrist Optician weeks, re- N. Y. 478^2 CONGRESS turned to their in Rome, ST., Comer We guarantee satisfaction. home York, Me., On CENTER ST. on Thursday. Saturday some of the south side Opp. PREBLE HOUSE. PORTLAND, ME. LONG Made in colors, to Miss Marian islanders went tor a picnic to Orr's Is- Phone 2174-W ready use; Chase of Freeport, Me., All cars stop at our door. has land. Two boats were used to brush been visiting Mrs. W. L. Orne at convey ISLAND just dip your and go the to the the Red, White and Blue party island. Mr. Chas. E. to work. cottage. Brainard's MARKET Miss Catherine Blakesley, who has Wychmere, carrying the young folks and Mr. John been summering at Cascovista, left Jaynes" for Phoenix the elders. Sebago lake, Monday, where she carrying Lunch- A. E. PINKHAM intends to for eons were taken and eaten under the LONG ISLAND stay two or three weeks. SO. MAINE shady pines of Orr's HARPSWELL, M. F. BRAGDON Miss Belle Bixby, Mrs. Mc- island. In the af- PAINT CO | George ternoon and son of '.he order of sports was di- Curdy Dorchester, Mass., 1 47 EXCHANGE ST. are vided. Some went on spending a few weeks at the Twin I touring expe- Stables at House Oak cottage. I ditions, others went in swimming, and Merriconeag the remainder Rev. Dr. Jonn R. Gow of Somer- j played games. The Auburn Colon*/ Ocean View ville, who party returned to the island about 5 Tlie finest Auto Mass., has been spending a livery, boarding and sales stables in Casco Bay. few with o'clock, after a somewhat Our three days his son, Russell, at the rough trip stables are equipped to handle all the (business of this Twin Oaks back. Among the young folks were and we are cottage returned home Sat- place prepared to furnish automobiles and teams Water the Messrs. Benjamin with Supply HENRY urday. Brown, Herman careful drivers at any hour of the or LEVIN Harold day ni.ght. Expressing and Airs. Uenjamin Bibo, Fit/, and Donald Kitch- of all kinds or Swift and daughter, moving receive prompt anu careful attention. all Tank, Pneumatic Direct en, the Misses and Have Margaret, of Brunswick, Me., arrived Carolyn Barbara your baggage checked in care of A. E. from the Mildred Pinkham, South Harpswell, Well. Saturday to spend the remainder of Brainard, Vorse, Elizabeth Maine. and TAILOR the summer with Mrs. ISiigster Marian Clarke. and Marine Edward Beau- Soli, Loam, etc., Grading and Cellar Stationary mont at Two Excavating, Work, Wells, etc Fine line of Imported and the Birciies. important baseball games were Gasoline and Domestic Mr. Kerosene En- Woolens. G. Vroom Spike and friend of played Tuesday and Wednesday. The Brookline. iirst resulted etc. Cleansing:, Pressing and Repairing. Mass., is his in a victory for gines, Supplies, Work from the visiting par- Buslin's, islands may be sent ents at the Mic Mac cottage. the score being 11-5. The famous in care of Parser r>n steamers if Mrs. world S. A. Melcner entertained beaters have beaten one game G. D. THORNDIKE or will be delivesed Mrs. the: desired, at par- Chas. Madden and this season and the beeches, cel room on w barf when two daughters, rubber will be cliff island requested. Miss in the MACHINE CO. Charlotte and Miss Katharine of played near future. The sec- New—Opened 1912. MRS. C. 92 May, E. PETT1NG1LL. Prop. Portland Portland EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND Brunswick, Me., for a few ond game was played with More Point Pier, days. Accommodates 40 guests. I Tel. 2138-W Airs. Margaret McGowan of and resulted in Bustin's Dining Every amusement for guests. The Port- defeat, the room seats 69 I air of sea land, Me., is two weeks score being 5-2. comfortably. Superb the brace3 appetite. Yacht- spending with view from Miss M. E. all rooms. and Patterson at the Waum- The social committee met this week | ing, Bathing Fishing. as is also heck, Mrs. Mary Heath of in the grove and agreed to have dif- Me. Portland, ferent social functions through the Dr. Fred and WE Gowing daughter Ag- summer for which the dates will be CARS FOR HIRE ARE NEAR nes of Philadelphia, Penn., are visit- set later. A bean supper will be held COASTWISE STEAMERS the ing Mrs. VV. \V. at the in the Repair Shop, Island Steamer Gowing Ledges. grove, the admission to which is Supplies A very baseball exciting game was 25c. Among the coming events are a "Queen of Sea Koutes" HOWARD W. TURNER for landings, played Agents Tuesday between the Tigers card party, a play by the ladies Merchants & Miner* and shoppers and the young Trans.Co. 10-12 Custom Amazons. The game result- and a chocolate party. steamship ,|ne< House Wharf from the ed in a for complete victory the Tig- The regular church service was held Oakland Cars ers, the score 31 BOSTON to Casco Bay Resorts being to 1G. Those in the grove Sunday and was well at- Call us for auto service who played on the BALTIMORE. by 'phone quick will find much Tigers were the tended by all the islanders. Rev. PHILADELPHIA, etc." Messrs. Jack NORFOLK and NEWPORT livery, Tavers, Russell Frank A. Garfield was the NEWS. of interest Robert Gow, presiding Perry, Richard minister and 'i tickets to and from Automobile and Blaisdell, Mer- his sermon was most at- hrou^h principal Repairs in our man Bibo and store. Frank Garfield. Those listened to. points, including meals and 8 ateroom tentively Two other icc STOUGHTON-fOLKINS CO. are on the Amazons were the mmodations on steamer. They always Misses Caro- features of the service were a 'cello lyn Brainard, Ruth and IS Pleasant St., Portland, Manie welcome Hazel Lavers, solo by Miss Evelyn Swett and two Supplies Mildred Laura SPECIAL RATES to OLD POINT and Vorse, Look, Violet splendid baritone solos by Mr. Edward OF ALL KINDS may freely Comley and Helen Field. COMFORT and ATLANTIC CITY use our Carey. telephone Mrs. Mary Sheehan J fait and has Mr. Miss Pauline Hyde of Portland. Me., Steamer new, elegant. Leave your car while down the and Walter D. of accommodation« and bay writing desk. Cooley Lewiston, Me., ns is spending the week with the Russells cuisine, unsur- a guest this week. passed. Hend for booklet. at Camp Whittier. Reasonable for all work Arthur P. Homer William Mrs. Lucy Clark of Hallowell, Me., C. H. Maynard, Agent, Boston, Mass. charges W. Roberts Co. will spend next week with Mrs. John GURNET BRIDGE. workmen Stationers D. Gourlie at the Snow cottage. Expert Mr. Harold A. Gleason of WILDWOOD INN. Three Doors from 233 MIDDLE STREET Arlington, The social season was Waiting Room Mass., returned home inaugurated after a pleasant at Gurnet last Gasolene at Tuesday evening when Show that the Inn Is Engines stay the Silvers' cottage. Miss Em- Reports Enjoy- 4858M Mr. Guy Walter Weymouth gave his Telephone and ma Stunkol of N. ing More Popularity Every Week. Raleigh, C., arrived first "at home" and his We to a few opened new At Wildwood Want to Tuesday spend weeks at this and commodious 'Inn, on the beautiful and bungalow (Idyle Ha- Motor Boats cottage Miss Bertha of Cumberland Littlefield ven) to the summer colony. In the Foreside shore, there is Ogunqu'.t, Me., left for her home af- receiving line were Mr. an Do Your ter a short with Weymouth, increasing popularity each succeed- THE stay the Silvers. his Mrs. ELMW00D An aunt, Weymouth, together week as more informal entertainment of ing and more boat par- an with Miss Cohern and Miss Orr from 16 ELM ST. DEVELOPING unique type was tips are 154 State St., Boston, Mass. recently given by a Newton, Mass., and Mr. finding how handy it is to prominent resident of the Edgar Paine MAINE south side lrom the last reach it now from the PORTLAND, AND to a small of Portland, three mention- directly islands. Dinner PRINTING party friends. He gave ed Yrom 11.15 to 2.00. it the being Mr. Weymouth's house Sundays are of course for name of Moon Social. At the days C. D. nine guests. The house within and DRESSER, Proprietor. and offer our o'clock in the with- large numbers. you evening the assembled out Among the larger presented a most attractive ap- guests were invited to take parlies who have been seats fac- pearance. The screened and lantern entertained at of ing the east upon the level the Inn SUMMER Experience 35 Years lawn. In- lighted porcli was decorated during the past ten days were LEROY H. HILL BOARDERS formal conversation with huge followed, when vat.es of mountain laurel Pythian Sisters of Yarmouth, 3f»; the as a one of and field AND COTTAGERS Guarantee of Results suddenly the party, to lilies. The Eastern Star, the Men's her rising same flowers were used 100; Club, 25; and Not 25 feet, announced that the moon in the Indies' Aid of the Builder per cent CHEAPER decorating the reception room. The 2d Parish, 80. Carpenter was already up. Forthwith the The KEEP But 25 guests dining room was made most stationary engineers have ar- JOBBING A SPECIALTY CLEAN! per cent BETTER arose and shouted their attractive greetings to with wild roses and the din- ranged for about 60 in the near fu- Estimates Send your to us the queen of night as she ferns, Furnished. Plans Drawn clothing by rose majes- ing table being ture. Mayor Curtis of Portland took PARCEL POST to bo NAPHTHA tically out of the sea and particularly pretty MAINE shone bril- with its cut glass a parly here for the famous shore din- CHEBEAGUE, CLEAN8ED. Prompt service. Ken- the punch bowl (a gift liantly through Island pines. A from Mr. ner on July 20. Several Honnble prices. All work band H. M. short lecture Weymouth's father) set in small parties SMITH, upon a mat of from pressed. Photographer astronomy followed ferns and wild roses. Poland Springs who were here and the course of the The 8 Elm M«. moon Gurnet orchestra last season have revisited St., Portland, the heavens through dispensed music the Inn and was made the of will Agent for Eastman & subject throughout the and an in- arrange for larger parties later. Ensign Films a warm discussion. Then evening COMMONWEALTH HOTEL FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE each one formal musical program Among the social activities now ORDER BY MAIL of the was given by sched- guests tried to outdo the rest some of the uled are several (Incorporated) 80-82 Oak in guestB which was much dances to be an- State St., Portland, Me. telling witty stories, It is Opp. House BOSTON, MASS. safe to enjoyed by everybody. those nounced definitely. The bnll nnd buf- say that no such exhibition Among of humor present were Mrs. fet for employees of the Inn took place hns over been given here DePuyster-Morton since Bus- and her niece, Miss Tuesday, that day happening to be the tin's Island became a Gladys Ten-Broeak "body politic." of Yonkers, New York. birthday of Fetter. A SOUYENI Light refreshments These ladles Proprietor most were served and were made enjoyable late In the doubly welcome by the evening was spent. evening the guests left summer colony as it is three years Islanders will find, should they de- for their homes. It was decided by slnc6 they have been here. cide to sail to the that the all, that although the They have Inn, pon- bright moon was tnado their home in the toon pier has received nearly their south of special atten- full, brilliant host was France since tion and Heating and Fuller. Mr. De Puyster-Mor- extensive dredging has been ton's death In Paris In 1910. Another done this year so that comfortoblo Mrs. M. R. Heath, Miss M. T. Con- nioet welcome guest was landings may be made with ley, Miss K. P. Mrs. Odavla any small Nugent. of Portland, Dclphramla of craft. Plumbing Me., ppent Bellefontaine. Penn. Sunday with Miss M. E. Mrs. Delphramla Is the author of Patterson at the sev- Waumbek, at eral well-known and It The largmt up to date line ol dining much-t.alked-of Pays to Follow Their Adi. »t»» Souvenir* the restaurant In the grove. In Ihe novels. Other guests were the Miss- At the Offer* rooms Engineers city. AI*o ■ loll line al The Millers' sweet big department stofeof the with hot and cold peas are es Mr. and J. water STOVKS, IIANGFS, again Jordan, Mrs. H. E. Stevens R. i/lhby Company it would seem for $i.00 and up, which In- prise winners. Thoy were cludes TIN W ARK exhibited of Dorchester, Mass.; Dr. and Mrs. a« though the beat of free use of shower bath*. Watches, at fhe National Sweet Pea preparation had Lanterns Clocks, Jewelry show held James Sullivan of Dover, N. H.; Mrs. been made to accommodate Ndlhlns to Ship 8tove», In Boston, July 12 and .'the Equal Thl« in New England »nd Galley Fur- and 13, and sir W. B. Small, Mr Wm. Drew Small throngs of the Room* Diamonds prl7.es were awarded. (-hoppors from Islands with private baths for $1.50 ni«hingfl. The Rhode Is- and Miss Small of who como per land Tiewlston, Me.; Mr. dally to take advafttAge of day up; suites of two rooma and Horticultural held a nnd Mrs. bath Gasoline and Society Dwlght L. Curtis of Bruns- the real bargains ahown on for 14.00 per and Engines of all sweet pea show a week the count) day up. Water Repairing kinds at short notice later In Prov- wick, Me.; Mr. Cummlngs and Miss er». Thla Dining Room and Cafe Systems idence and five first store has (always stood for Flrat-Claaa, prlres were cap- Cummlngs from Auburn; Mrs. Ander- European Phlrt'. tured. Maine air makes something—always been considered F. & G. B. strong stems son, Miss Anderson and MR»ter Ander- reliable in Its absolutely fireproof NASH CO. and brilliant dealings—and the sum- Btono wood Colors, points which son of New York; Mr. aifid Mrs. C. P. mer trade does floors, nothing but the 384-390 FORE ST. count high In of not take long to find doors. McKENNEY CO. judging sweet pea*. Mains and of out lEWELRY daughter Gladys I*ew« that money spent here Is well Equipped with Its own There have been four Banltarjr Jewelers recent visit- Iston; Gen. and Mrs. John of spent. Such Vacuum and Opticians ors at the log cabin Harper conditions assure a con- Cleaning Plant. "Bonnie View" f,ewl*ton; Mr. Robert CofTln and a who are much Miss stantly Increasing trade from the Strictly Temporsnce Hotel. pleased with the Coffin bay SEND Monument Island, Anna of Brunswick; Prof. Royce section as swell as other FOR BOOKLET. Sq., Me, Miss Annabel Orr of summer re- 8TORER Portland, Boston, Mr. Geo. of New York city and many others. sorts. * • F. CRAFTS, General Mflr. FREE! FREE! As a Means of Attracting Attention to our House and the Line of Pianos We Handle We Will Give Away the Following Abbreviations: cb., cbild; d., daughter; f., or (am., family; s., son; w., wife. LISTEN! Beautiful ISLAND Prizes PEAKS HOUSE, Charles Tholl, Providence Miss Florence Adams, S'v'h Peaks Island, Me. Mrs Rose Tholl, Providence Miss M W Furse, Savannah This is our time of ABSOLUTELY FREE R. E. Rowe Prop. Bertina Tholl, Providence Miss Julia Furse, Savannah Clearance