SBs; Horse Mackerel-Tuna. played a very fast game as shortstop Chebeague. So. Harpswell. on the Bailey Island team against Ot- CASCO terbrook Farm. BAY FISHERMEN ENGAGE THE ISLAND LIFE IS NOW UNDER MANY PEOPLE HAVE RECENTLY IN NEW INDUSTRY. Miss Maud Howard of 'Lewiston arid FULL SWAY. ARRIVED FOR ^ THE MONTH. of the class of t) Summer Comforts 1915 at Bates College Providing Good Food Fish and Rid- Social News of and Mr. Shelton Kenneston of Interest to People Much Social Now Bates, ding Mackerel of Enemies. on Activity Occurring class of 1916 were the guests of Mrs. the Island. at This Resort. Frank A. of The fishermen of were Morey Lewiston at her No Hot for Casco Bay The funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Kitchen those who take On the night of the last at! cottage "Hurricane located on advantage pioneers in the swordfishing industry H. dance Hut," Hamilton, better known to us all the Auburn Hurricane and either one of our New and are colony the Misses Dorothy j Ridge. Buy and modern known as the most hardy lot as "Aunt Sarah," and whose passing Collins and Sydney Brown of St. Louis Last or one of seafaring men in the world. Today was Wednesday, Mrs. S. E. Pick- Gas of our "Florence Auto- out;' announced in last week's is- a "Century" ranges have gave very delightful party. The1 ering, Mrs. iH. A. and they another feat added to their sue, took from her Teague Mrs. matic" Oil Cookers. A full place late resi- was at 10.30 and all William line may be seen on our credit. For years the mackerel fishers dence dancing stopped Teague were hostesses to Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. the have been barred young people directed them- Mrs. Lewis Scott of Mass. street floor at the lowest by the assaults of The house was crowded to overflow j Worcester, positively possible prices. the selves toward the cottage where the i Miss Sally Carr of Ken- ponderous horse mackerel, which rwith relatives and be- Lexington, tear friends, many party was held. Ice cream with tucky, Mrs. up the nets of the pounds in their 'to sit George Lane, Mrs. Fred O. ing obliged on the piazza and and eager chase for their favorite peaches ginger ale was served.! Watson, Mrs. Elton Briggs and Miss food, the in front of her house. Rev. Woodbury niackerei. after some wonderful singing by a Margarete Briggs of Lawn Couch Hammocks dainty Specimens of this P. Merrill, pastor of the Auburn: Mrs. Swings Methodist quartet composed of Miss Charles Julia of voracious monster have occasionally church of Margareta | Lisbon Centre, Me.; which the deceased had of St. 2 $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 become so that McCandless Louis, Mr. Robert' Miss Ethel Pettingill, Mrs. Jane O'- Regular up entangled they have been a member for over Passenger been fifty years, Brewer of Hingliam, Me., J. Thomas Brien, Mrs. A. and taken, but such cases are rare delivered a Henry Free, Mrs. Frank Stands, $3.50 $4.50 beautiful tribute to the of Boston and j style, on account of the enormous Mr. Lansden McCand- Packard of Lewiston, at a 4.50 strength life and character of our dear delightful friend. less. Mr. Brewer them: tea. Some of the Awnings, $5.00 and vitality of the fish. The present he accompanied guests played Tenderly spoke of her love for all on his season records the old German guitar. Soon af-! whist while others sewed. In the beginning of what that was best, her faith in the to abiding •terwards the party went back to the evening the party went on a moon- may prove be a remunerative in- continuity of life and her j great loyal- hall and a few more in dustry to the 'fishermen —that of to enjoyed dances. light trip Captain Charles Pink- Go Carts ty all her friends. A quartet com- The guests were Miss Caroline Fow- ham's motor boat around the islands. posed of Mrs. Gertrude Walker-Crow- j ler, Misses Ruth and Margaret Mc- A •'For Summer ley, soprano, Mrs. very enjoyable bridge and heart Baby's Comfort." All and Howard S. Hamil- Candless, Mr. Lawsden styles ton, McCandless,' party was given at the Hall contralto, John S. tenor Mr. Colony at Crowley, Eugene Baker, Miss Sophie on the Finishes Popular Prices. Cash or Easy Terms. and Clarence Lunt evening of Wednesday the .28th bass, rendered Moffitt of St. Mc- thi -e Louis, Mo., Mrs. Miss Louise Dana of selections, "Abide with Me," Ewen of j Westbrook, Me., $1.00 Down, Balance $1.00 Newark, X. J., Miss Betty was the hostess. Weekly. "Nearer my God to Thee" and The hall had been "Now Paige, Mrs. George Mor- the is Paige from arranged with many card tables, the day Over." The floral offer- X. ristown, J., Miss Florence Arnold ones for hearts on ings covered the left and those completely the casket and Mr. Ivan Arnold of and it was the Paterson, for bridge on the right. The young most beautiful display X. J., Mr. ever Joseph Dahlgren of Prince- people hearts sev- seen here. The remains were mostly played and R. S. DAVIS CO. ton. X. J., Mr. Jan P. T. Friis of Mil- ^ interred in the eral of the older people joined them. COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS family lot liere. ford, Mass. yW At ten-thirty, refreshments were (Pgm| The Ladies 'Aid F E Society of the Mr. and Mrs. George Co'tting of served consisting of harlequin ice ^0r' antJ ^et,eral ^S' Methodist church will hold their an- ^XChanSe PrAe!KELL' Medford, Mass., are at the cream and cakes. The for both nual sale at 'Hill Crest cottage prizes Hall Thursday, have taken for the were 12 they summer be- parties given anu the tables Aug. from 1 to G and 7 to 10 m. p. longing to Robert Bibber. Mr. Cot- were cleared to afford room for danc- This- energetic organization under- ting, who umpires many school ing to the music of a victrola. There takes to a high finance large part of the games in j yearly Massachusetts, is himself a were over sixty-five participants and indebtedness of their church. star player. Last To do this Wednesday he | (Continued on they conduct this yearly Page 7.) sale and the funds 'thus realized are expended as stated above. The committee this year desire to an- nounce that they will not make a JUaks 3falatt& house to house canvass for donations ijoua? rtTl for yf< IN the different at ^ PECIAL tables PANTS the ,*Wr. sale, but S. th£y. would ask all who desire ?&alpff &ouu», fHmta^r -Ail-** to con-tribute FOR articles of any kind, can- VACATION WEAR dy, to Horse Mackerel Off cake, etc., kindly leave the same : Harpooned at the hall Ifeafcfl 3lalmt& : Island. the day of the sale or at (HuHro Sag. iHmtt* Ragged .the. hoo)®R of Rev. Woodbury P. Mer- """'Men's Kakhi air sizes. l rIV v JtTf Pants, Waists fIo\vn**d S. -Hamilton < The harpooning these fish from power tickets 29 to 50 size. ! for admission are now for sale boats. at NOWOPEN the small price of 'ten cents and The Orrs Islanders and Is- the Bailey young children will call upon all and landers were the first to the if recognize each one solicited would Famous for years chance of profit from ruch purchase operations even one ticket it will assist 98c and and the pioneers, Walter greatly for its liberal man- $1.45 Leeman, in making the sale a financial success. Chester Estes and Frank Mountfort, Last year the ladies realized $235 lo have had considerable success al- from agement, superb their efforts and with the hearty of ready. The method is similar to that cooperation cation and Fifty pair outing pants that sold for of all the people we feel fine used in sword fishing from the larger even a greater amount can be secur- $3.50 and $4.00. All colors and vessels, except that the men use a mo- ed this shore dinners. Ev- sizes. year. An efficient committee torboat equipped with and are now harpoons at work and are about fathoms planning erything modern. forty of line, to which many features. is pleasing attached a keg. Creeping up on the i\ir. and Mrs. William A. Special orchestra. $2 45 fish, the cast is made. Then follows Theiling of Boston, Mass., and Mr. a two hour chase of the and Mrs. Accommodates 500. fleeting keg, Robert B. of while the quarter-ton fish Pierpont Aubnrndale, wearies it- Mass., with their self it. daughter, Grace, are Rates, booklets and dragging Fnally the catch is the Flannel Pants in plain also occupying Bide-a-wee cottage, the white, hauled aboard and dispatched and a summer home of Rev. John floor plans on ap- white with a hair line ready market exists, for the flesh is in Soule's Hutchison, stripe in Blue, Grove, for the month of nothing more nor less tlyin the famous Mr. August. Theiling was a member plication. Gray and Black. Tuna of the Pacific coast, sold canned of the "Camp Strollers," a of in our eastern markets Boston company every day. young men that for several The specimen shown above was taken years encamped in Soule's Grove. Mr. 18 off Ragged Island July 24 by Walter and Mrs. Temple $3.98 Theiling have many friends /ICTA f/\ p p PortlVnd" Leeman of Orr's Island and here j) was pho- who will be pleased to know Street I vIK Loi L. tographed by William Reed are Maine of the they spending their vacation here steamer Aucocisco. The fish after an -MAINE'S weigh- absence of three years. FINEST AND MOST SANITARY RESTAURANT ed 550 pounds and sold that at a Rev. day Charles J. Washburn, pastor of very low price, eleven the Finest 25c Dinner Served in dollars. Pentecostal Church at Beverly, This City The men in new with six Combination Meal* every 25 c»nts. engaged the indus- members of his day Turkey Dinner Sunday 50 cents. We are Sunday to serve Sea Fool in prepared try are a School class any stele. Handy to Electrics. Few minutes employed only part of the are encamped on the steamboat wharf. walk from South P^vite dinincr rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen time, using their equipment for lob- Shore near Fenderson's Land- ster as a ing. Rev. ©ft fishing general business. Mr. Washburn is well JOECNA. 26-28 Monument Me. known to OLAHITY, Sq., Portland, many here and all are pleased to have him spend his vaca- Peaks Island House tion on the island. i-osimaster Henry W. Bowen has over one hundred MANY PEOPLE ARE ARRIVING AT and twenty-five sig- natures on his THE HOTEL. petition that is to be presented to the New England Tele- phone & Concerts, Dancing and Sailing Parties Telegraph Co. asking that the Are Popular Amusements. telephone service be given to the is- land. Every resident and '= On member of last Sunday night a most artistic the summer colony that has heen BRAGDON'S■ concert was given here the hotel asked has by gladly signed the orchestra, assisted Mr. for petition by Ferns, a all realize that until New York telephone City tenor. Not only did communications are FOR THE ROOF the available with KODAK hotel guests form an appreciative Portland. Boston, etc., the audience but also island will A many people from not make roof paint heavy enough to all rapid strides as a summer stop over the island attended. The resort. All the people trust that the small leaks — made of best wearing selections were most beautifully and petition will be granted and that work ON harmoniously rendered the Hotel — by upon thiB needed minerals at a small cost. necessity will come Orchestra. with all possible The program "was as expediency. A paint for the iron or follows: Mrs. C. wood, patent Matilda Hamilton left the Kchoe* From island Sheds Metropolitan Opera House. Monday for roofing. water, and retards Tobant Vinalhaven, Me., YOUR where she will f.a Au<|iiiantaine, Gabriel*Marie make her home with fire. In black and colors. Don't cost her sons Simple Aveu, Thome there. "Aunt Matilda" was a llcrceti*e, Godard great favorite with all too much. $1.25 Calm as lite the people per gallon. Nielli, Vohm' here and all Solo by Mr Ferns with violin reret obligato. I.eoni she Is exceedlnggly that Birth of Morn, Mr. Ferns leaving the Island VACATION permanently. II unitarian Dance Number Five, llrahms the During years that she and her sis- ter, the This concert was the late Mrs. Sarah H. undoubtedly "Aunt Hamilton, best yet given, a large audience of Sarah," resided together here We'll M. F. Paint Co. music their peaceful you Bragdon appreciators being present. Last home was always open supply to their hosts St.—47 Tuesday and Friday nights the regu- of loyal friends. Many 47—Exchange lar happy hours with the dances were held with great suc- has the writer spent en» material Portland, Maine cess. A great addition to the orches- Joying their and he knows hospitality yet tra was the drums which Mr. Rowe what is, is best; otherwise It and would and Beautiful Home Talks (The Yellow Front.) most ably played. Among the visi- not be. develop tors at the hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Everett O. Fish of and Spalding Boston. Mass. Mr. family of Newton Centre, Mans,, print your Fish is the head of the arrived largest teach- Saturday to spend the month ers' agency In the world. of Annually, August here. They are occupying pictures properly. through the offices of this agency, the Webber BRING YOUR. TROUBLES TO cottage on Beach avenue. US 3,000 teachers are placed In positions new all over Among the new comers to See the — — the world. Another guest of Che- Autographic Kodak. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY beague Is Mrs. 8. L. Jacobs of great popularity here is Mr. C, K. Boston. She arrived In p'erns, a tenof with a early July to spend the and clear voice summer Sporting Goods, Souvenirs, Developing Cans, Drinking Cups, Films, Film Packs, as a guest of Mrs. A. Printing Bathing Flashlights, of strong quality. He is most gener- L. and Jacobs. Mrs. 8. L. Jacobs Kodaks. Developing Printing correctly and ous and sings to small audi- came here frequently for two weeks done. ences in the last summer. promptly lobby. Fishing parties, Mrs. bathing and other water F. C. Trott, sports arfe her accompanied by much Indulged In the niece. Miss Lillian Eliot, and her SHORT & among guestfe two LORING, HARMON SIMMONS & HAMMOND here. daughters, the Misses Marion and oSESR Thelmer Monument Maine The food at this hotel is most Trott, arrived In Square, Portland, Vr«aerlp(lon Pharm« 1.(C v*.. £ Fireplace Woou., L ompltie line of G'assware and Crockery. A circus fete was given by the girls "Miss Margaret Pecfcham of East Or- Iheifa mlxnarsUtve t tcely *urmah»>tl of the Emerson College of Oratory ange, N. J., and her friend, Miss Char- and > ave ocean view. Fine table supp>i«d m Ith the best obtainable. boat- * ... and the of lotte Paxker of who Bathing, Bailey Island, Me. Savage College Physical Ipswich, Mass., inir and t ishinK near the house. Open un- * Tel. 8011-2 Training Tuesday, the program being were members of the Artists' Colony til October 1 Combination dinners served as follows: at Monhegan, are enjoying them- daily, including Lobster. Clam* and meat. Rates and ciiculaia on application. Tel. 615 THE BLUEBIRD CHILDREN'S selves while being entertained by Mrs. at DREAM OF THE J. R. Thorpe her cottage, located above the on 1 I. CIRCUS. high cliffs Ihe eastern " I'll « I . .1 IDI HI shore of the island, named "Thor- THE JOHNSON I.—Mytyl and Tytyl returning home peuo. from the circus in their excitement AND COTTAGES Open Jane 15 to October 1 Mr. R. H. Woodman has returned lose their way and wander about until The First National Bank of Enlarged capacity. Beautifully located at from a Portland delightful cruise up the Maine the routh end of the island near stopping to think over their predica- THE Littie Har- coast in his yawl "Windjoy." OLDEST NATIONAL BUNK IN THE CITY bor. Tie Johnson and cottages contain ment, they fall asleep in the woods. I about forty looms, all plfaiant and Mr. Arthur aiiy. ill.—The two children dream of the 'Hague of Gorham, Me., Thoro ghly modern, toilets, bath. etc. who is a Capital and Over Table with best market matinee circus which ends in con- student of the Yale Conser- Surplus supplied afYods. Sea food a specialty. Fresh milk, egg*, fusion. vatory of Music, is Prof, and visiting On© Million poultry and vegetables raised'on the pre- j Mrs. J. C. Dollars III.—The children are aroused by Adams of New 'Haven at mises. Bathing, Boating and Fishing. New their Dirt Tennis Courts. Rateo on application. clamour in dream and awake just as cottage. Mr. Hague gave a Invites New Deposit Accounts and Personal Interviews. most greatly concert at their their father and mother appear in. enjoyed F. search of them. cottage Thursday nignt. Several in- H. JOHNSON. Boatbuildtr vited The guests enjoyed the play very guests were present to enjoy his Repairing Promptly Don* much and a considerable number of skilful playing of the piano. them were in attendance. A dance ' Mr. John S. Koehl of Chicago, the last Wednesday night was a feature. head designer of the T. P. 'Nelson Co. ! Tourists: Miss Adelaide Coffin sang and Miss of Chicago, and Mr. C. Hinkens, the Leave your coats and wrap* at Marr's Ic-^ Cream and Souvenir at the Casco and Ha miss1*'e.1massey Alice Clark played the piano. In interior decorator of the same com- shop Hay pswell Lines wharf. Remember to go to the I ROBINHOOD INN [ store with the ne iaeai location on the Ls-land — honor of Mr. J. S. Spanogle of Port- pany, arived on the 28th of last Red Sign*. All coats and wraps hunt* up wj^« coat hangers. situaw d on the east end land- a birthday party was held Satur- month and are the guests of Mrs. Sanitary i every particular. Fin* li'ie of Confectionery, "figars, s«nd in full view of tVe Cigarettes, ocean Keaotiful day. All the guests were invited and Clara Louise Burnham at her cottage, Soda. Ice Cream. Largest line of Souvenir Cards on th wharf. Kodak and pine groves and wa1ki« «'amera Our rate around the house. • he house is modern enjoyed themselves "The Moorings." Supplies. for checking clothing is £1 in thoroughly. I — day. every respect tt ilets, baths and Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham is di- sewerage. Robinhood Inn. recting a private dance at the Cot- Rates and Circulars upon application tage Hall every Saturday and Tues- of Nature Tint Views at In the past week many new arrivals Library Hall, been very suddenly called away to her Open June I 5 to I 5 day nights. These dances are from 2.30 to 5 September were registered and with those al- being Wednesday, August 11, home in Pennsylvania. Her grand- given for the amusement of the stock- p. m. A general invitation is extended long Distance in the House ready at the house, form a very con- mother is seriously sick and is not Telephone holders of the Cottage Hall Associa- to all the people to attend this sale. genial contingent. The delightful expected to live. tion. A player-piano operated by Miss Ward has been at work painting days of the past week were made the A wonderful clam-bake was Mrs. Alice Peck of Winstead, Conn., since she arrived on the > island and given most of and several nsliing last week Mr. Batchelor parties affords the music for the occasion. her many friends here will be by Kemp and pleased sailing parties were undertaken. of the and Mr. Perley P. Pitkin. There were Miss Winifred Root of New York opportunity to attend this I exhibit. hotel guests and islanders present has arrived at the cottage of her The Seaside. pa- who all greatly enjoyed the baked rents, "Tekitisi," for the remaining A very pleasant house party is be- DRIFTWOOD clams and lobsters served. Among On Sea Ba'Va/ntnd Sailing, and other part of the season. , ing given at the superbly situated Cliff, Ocean Side. to fishing pleasant those present were. Miss Leila Wil- Open October diversions are the chief form of Miss Edge Cliff cottage on the southern Edith Cochlin of New York ar- liamson, the Misses Mary and Frances Superb View from 60 foot Porch pleasure and tennis end of the island. Mrs. E. A. Tolles here, yet croquet rived Saturday at the cottage of Mrs. Kilburn and Miss Louise Schnessler, Thorout(h1y Rood table and tramping have nearly as many de- L. B. Monroe. of Hartford, Conn., is hostess to Miss and comfortable all of Camp Comfort; the Misses rooms overlooking surf. votees and on the tennis courts on Margarent Kerns of Hartford, Conn. New At the delightful birthday party of Smith and their party of guests, Mr. dining room eeatR 60. the*island are to be found many Sea- Mrs. J. C. Smith and her daughter, Rev. L. W. Atwood given Friday were and Mrs. A. Downing Clarke, the side guests enjoying this pleasant and Miss Florence Smith of Kittery Point, Mrs. A. McK. the following: Mrs. Florence «E. Dyer Misses Dororhy and Arm- Gulliver, Proprietor healthy pastime. A tournament has Me., and Miss Agnes Pollard of Berk- Margery of South Mass.; Mrs. A. strong, Miss Actash, Miss been spoken of on the island and the Weymouth, shire, Egland, who declares that Cas- Margaret Colton and Miss M. L. Pendelton of Dorsey, Phyllis King, Hamilton and Seaside will have a good team to send co Bay is an ideal place, being much Arlington, Mass.; Mrs. F. W. Waldron Frances Chadwick, Mr. Perley P. out. that part of the United Kingdom a and Miss Clestine Waldron of Plain- (like Pitkin and Mr. Kemp Batchelor. Occupies commanding situation at the south- , from which she comes. Several short ern ami most Mrs. Cora The Homestead picturesque end of the island— field, X.J.; Harris and Miss Mr. A within a short trips around the bay are planned. and Mrs. Viggo Sahmal have re- B II-EY ISLAND. walk of either ocean or The Willows. Ruth Harris of MAINE Th" Homestead bay sho'c. Windsor, Vt.; Miss turned to their home in 'New table and service are Miss Emily Coyle and Miss Cor- York af- homelike The socials and Mary Faircliilds and mother and Mr. ter a ii. 1 and in all entertainments giv- nelia of delightful stay of a month at the Coburn of N. Coyle Washington, D. C., are respect? en thus far this season have been Armstrong Brooklyn, Y. Aucocisco House. Others to have left A at the Spindrift cottage belonging to excellent. most successful and one and all of large, elaborately decorated cake this house are Fresh the Miss Blanchard. Dr. and Mrs. Yawger with a Amy Miss Julia O. milk, house are adding to do heir part, thus i sufficient number of candles •who returned to Harris of Washington is their guest. Philadelphia. vegetables the true Willow and ice cream, sandwiches and cakes showing Cottage Dr. G. 'H. Fulton and Miss Elsie from our is for all. Miss and chococlate were the refreshments own spirit making pleasure Fulton were recently seen to arrive Johnson and her enjoyed after 4 o'clock, when the par- trarden. Marjorie several of on the island. They visited Mrs. Wil- Tennis friends a marshmallow roast on ty began. Court. gave liam Black at her home on Sunset Friday evening. The guests of the1 Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Mr. Illustrated Shipman, Road. Dr. Fulton has already return- Booklet. house were invited. Those and Mrs. W. F. Mr. helping Shipman, and Mrs. r Cliff Island ed to Maiden, Mass., but Miss Elsie Miss Johnson were Miss Anna Arthur Swift and Wright daughter Marjorie Fulton will remain for a three weeks' of Harriet Adams of New and Mrs. Macker and 1 IBI M !■ J Cambridge, mother, Mrs. L. sojourn at Mrs Black's. Other re- Donald Elizabeth Buf- all of Haven, Wright, Swift, Worcester, Mass., who cent guests of Mrs. Black were OPEN Mr. JUNE U,h TO OCTUHKK 1„ fum, Waldo Mar- have been the last two Aucocisco House. THOMAS E. Root, Riborg Mann, spending R. H. Wilkins and Mr. Ralph Moses, HAZELL I garet Sinnett, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. weeks on the left for their island, This popular hotel is now entirely also of Maiden. While here they es- J. homes Wright. Sunday. full and is being greatly enjoyed by pecially enjoyed the motor-boating, On the 27th of July, a most delight- all those staying here. Clam-bakes, taking nfany sails about the Bay. Bailey ful house E. E. Island, Maine. The Johnson. party was begun at "Clar- | boating and swimming are the amuse- Mr. and Mrs. SINNE/TT George H. 'Hamilton of D~: \LER IN FIRST ada" cottage near the Johnson house. i ments which all seem to CLASS This well managed house is receiv- enjoy Dorchester, Mass., who have been ' The members arriving on the 27th with a zest. A wonderful vjruccnes, provisions, Meats. Etc., First ing new guests daily and many tran- sailing p*r-< visiting Dr. and Mrs. John Earle re- Canned Quality were Miss Jennie M. Pratt, Miss Eth- ty which included all the hotel Good.®, General sients stop over every day. Croquet j guests' turned to Massachusetts last Satur- Fresh Merchandise, | el Skillings and Mrs. Clara M. Jones was lately given Mrs. Batch- Fish and Ice is indulged in much by the guests who by Kemp j day. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton will vis- of Rumford, Me., and Miss Margaret elor, the proprietress, for the Large Line of Tennis Shoes and play often before dinner to help get purpose it for the remaining summer months Rubber Goods in Stock Felkar of Kenosha, Wisconsin. The of showing her guests Casco and ready a good appetite for the bounti- ; Bay their son who is most pleasantly lo- SOUVENIR other members who arrived on the all its wonderful The POSTCARDS ful table served within. On Friday beauty. trip cated in Scituate, Mass. After their 31st were Mr. and Mrs. Elisha started early in the afternoon and Store, Wharf and Fi<»h an all-day trip to New Meadows Inn Pratt, visit there they will return to Dor- Market at Mickerel Cove F. H. Atwood and wife, Hattie H. lasted until evening, taken in Captain Lubee's boat, the Tramp,1 being chester where they will spend the 1 Varney, Atwood Lyons, all of Rum- about the islands in Ernest Southard's was enjoyed by the following visi- winter. ford, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Irish of motor-boat. The guests here tors: Miss Ida Woolworth of New strange A sail Mr. and Mrs. to relate a similar moon-light last week in Mr. Lilie of Buckfleld, Me., S. C. hope afternoon of York, Burkett New York,1 Captain Southard's motor-boat was Pratt, Turner, Me., and C. C. Pratt of enjoyment will be spent this way in Miss Adelle Frank of N. Y., much Dr. SEASIDE, Brooklyn, near future. enjoyed by and Mrs. Jensen Miss Kenosha, Wisconsin. Late arrivals here Bailey Island, Me. •COTTAGE J. Elizabeth Newton of New (the and guests and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mrs. F. E- are, Miss Edith Mon- Ideal summ Cram Miss A. F. Bennett and Miss Dr. Laurel Riegelman, a prominent MacKleston, r home with a bountiful York, Perle. The sail prov.rd to be a great table, including sea woman and member treal, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas food in abunoance. to Helen Breen of New York. physician of the Douty success, the moon Hindy poRtofflce, wharf and and Mr. and Mrs. shinning with her beach. faculty of the Long Island Medical family, William Open June 25 to (Jet. I. Rates on Buckner of silvery light adding greatly to the al- application. Transients College in N. and head New York City and Mr. accommodated. The Driftwood. Brooklyn, Y., ready of the Dinners a and Mrs. tranquility beatuiful Bay. .Specialty —— medical examiner of the New York Upjohn and daughters from A clever scheme has Penn. The jolly house of girls who very been City Department of Health,is among Germantown, party spent the month of at "Wanne- evolved by Mrs. Bradley and Miss N. the many summer colonists who ar- July laki Lodge," has now broken E. Dorsey of Baltimore, Md.f who are rived this week. Dr. Riegelman is The Beeches. up. The last to leave were the popular guests at this house. They her for Misses Hazel occupying cottage the remain- and hired a small but bun- For its quiet homelike atmosphere Agnes Vernon and Miss E. C. very attractive der of the season and is expecting a M. WARD & the this house has no equal in the Bay. Dobbs, who have all returned to their SON galow through Sinnett agency not considerable number of guests BAILEY ME. during 'Here people are made to feel as much respective homes in ISLAND, far from the hotel, which they have the month of August. Trenton, N. J. converted into a delightful pleasure at home as in their own house with- Expert Contractors. New Mr. and Mrs. George Melhads of (Continued on Page 7.) Plumbing house. In the afternoons the ladies out the cares of it. Many fish- and Boston are newcomers on the island. up-to-date work We can give many charming teas to friends ing parties of the men are gotten shop. They are at a local house at save and visitors of the hotel. boarding up who seem greatly to enjoy this you for They will present. money. Contractors keep the cottage for the rest of the j sport, while yet others admire great- For Water Miss Helen Johnson of ly the wonderful walks of the island. Sale—Cottage, Supply Outfits, Windmills. season as they are greatly pleased Quincy, East End Mass., and her Miss If a is for a restful Long Island, 5 minutes from therewith and spend many happy, en- niece. Grace Anis person hunting Tanks, Pumps, Pipe etc- of wharf, furnished cottage, 8 roams, fire- fitting, thusiastic hours in Maiden, Mass.. are the guests of vacation no better place can be chos- it. place, fine flush Cottage a Miss Johnson's father, Mr. James I. en than this already popular house. drinking water, closet, 8 plumbing specialty. Tel. foot piazza, shore lot, beach. to e Johnson, at the latter's beautifully Apply phone. The Woodbine. H, L. Cram, 102 situated camp. I Now that August, the great summer Exchaoge St., Portland. ' Home office, North Me. This hotel is this season as month Sebago, popular Mr. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith of of the year has come, the is- attractive as ever. The is land is a bummer proprietor Cambridge, Mass., were recent visi- assuming appear- again managing the affairs of the tors of Mrs. Sydney T. Skidmore of ance. Many people are spending their Goddard's Greenhouses house thus the here of vacations here while others come as insuring guests Philadelphia, Pa., at her cottage on 500 Stevens Ave., Portland an ideal visit. within of tbe summer 'Nothing human Roseledge. Mrs. Skidmore is Mrs. I guests residents on the has been left undone for the island. Both hotels are power Smith's mother. Mr. Smith is the doing splendid STETSON'S ICE who summer PUBIS CUT CREAM PARLOR people patronize this place. Al- head architect of the firm of Wads- business. A school of Right MID FLOWERS The Ice the kind though the house is not yet quite fill- worth & Thinking and Right has been All Orders Quality Cream, the particular trade is what we Bigelow of Boston. He was 1 Living Promptly Filled demands, ed, it has who have come started Mrs. Vance serve here. Our auto truck assures of many people intending to remain on the island by 'Cheney. you prompt delivery. We are still before and return for making lengthy stays. somewhat hut had to (News has been received from Mr. Florist the delicious Stetson's caramels and Box longer, leave on | DENNETT, The Library. Portland candies. Candies, etc., Fruit, Soda, account of many new orders for his and Mrs. Norman I. Black from North ESTABLISHED 35 Cracker Postal YEARS Goods, Cardj, Magazines and all papers. Island for Casco Miss Mary Lyle of Washington, firm. While the East Harbor at agent Smiths were his having stopped Booth- Sw«t Breeze. Don't our who is at Mr. Peas, Roses, Etc., Choice Flowers Always Bay forget circulating the Jatest books two cents staying Herbert Day's guests Prof. on the there. are now on library, only Skidmore took them on bay 'way They Hand. All Kinds of Designs Made at a is Mrs. A. B. for 1 day. Kodak Supplies, Btc. cottage, visiting Fay several lovely picnics and sails to at Bar ^Harbor visiting friends and Short Notice. Flowers Telegraphed to Developing, a few at Kennebunk. All Parts of the World. days Mrs. Fay Quahaug Bay and other interesting will not return for a week or more. is her sister and Mr. Day's sister-in- in 626 Congress St. Tel. 38-W Portland, Me. spots the yacht "Aria." He has Through the efforts of Mrs. Oscar law. been fishing almost constantly and has P. Stone and the Library Club a fund Wl L landed LOW C O T TA C E Mr. William R. Ingerfloll of East many excellent catches. Mrs. of money has been raised for the Charles pur- Orange, N. J., arrived Sunday and Sleeper of Lancaster, N. H., is pose of exterminating the mosquitoes Bailey Island, Me. r-HAPtir«i «5 TMr»MA«; w.T his also a guest of the joined family, Mrs. ingersoll, Mlas Skidmores. She on the island. Sufficient funds wore Homelike cottage, accommdodating arrived Casco Contractor and Marian IngerBoll, MIbb R. Roberts and Sunday. Last week several of donated to buy twenty gallons of about 'twenty guests. View of ocean Bay's Leading Builder MIbs E. A. Roberts of East at Bailey Island's younger set and All Orange enjoyed a kerosene oil. Mr. Kemp Batchelor islands, centrally located. RateB work under my personal su- the cottage He will party of charades at the Skidmore offered his free reasonable. "Briny-mead." services in placing Special rates for May, pervision. Estimates on remain for the season. coiiage. this oil on the stagnant June and September. applica- I pools and tion. Jobbing a Sat- Mrs. L. 0. Timpson and her Mrs. Lewis 0. Tlmpson and her marshes on the Island. the Mr». Walter E. Johnson, Prop. specialty. daugh- Already isfaction to all. Real ters, Miss Mary Timpson, of Plain- daughter, Miss Mary Timpson of Sunset Road side has been covered Estate and by BAILEY fleld, N. and Miss Lawton Plalnfleld, >N. J., arrived on the Island Mr. Batchelor and this 18t_AND, Land for sale. J., Dorothy by time most — COTTAGE8 AND LAND.— of New York City are being enter- Sunday to he the guesta of Mrs. Ev- | of the inhabited part of the island will arta or Estates tained at her cottage, "The Breakers.' Tracy of Plairtfleld, IN. J., at the have been covered with the oil. Call write for list of ftne properties Cared For Telephone Mr. A. F. Streuli cottage. Miss E. Taliafer- now in my hands for sale. of "New York arrived 'Roseledge Yesterday Mrs. Sindall held the ro of a few days ago to the summer. Virginia left Thursday, after a at ERVIN spend tea the Library. As usual many C. SINNETT, very pleasant visit. MIbs Gladys Wells, who has been a people attended and thoroughly en- Bailey Island, Me. recent visitor of Mrs. (Robert D. Morse On the 27th of last month Rev. joyed this delightful, weekly Telephone. Estates Carsd For. colony E, S. L££MAN - at Gray Ledges on Rock Point, left for John T. Ensore of Washington, D. C., social gathering. Bailey Island, Me. her home nnd son Lowell arrived as gueste of Saturday. Mr. R. D. Morse A week ago today Mrs. 0. P. Stone Baggage Etc.— arrived on the Mrs. F. W. Behrens of Expressing, Livery, Teaming, 31st and left with her Washington. entertained in her Oar meet all steamers. for will cottage, "Rock- oarrlsges Automobile for six Boston, their via Bar Har- They spend the rest of this at an passengers. home, hurst," Informal tea a few of Leave your orders at tbe hotel or bor and Camden. This month at her cottage, boarding house for will make her many Island friends. The re- Mrs. Morse's first Mr. Allen trip along the Fay and Miss Ellen Fay freshments were most delicious and -LEEMAN'S Maine coast and she EXPRESS enjoyed it im- of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mr, I were very daintily served Mrs.. At by AUTO TRUCK fQR BAGGAGE and mensely. Bar Harbor they met Herbert E. Bay of Washington at his Stone to her guests. FREIGHT. TELEPHONE. Mr. Frank Haha and Mr. on Floyd 8hort superh cottage Rock Point. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Boston, who are old | Oilkyson, friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lord of Jr., and child and maid theirs, and Baltimore, arrived on the continued their Journey are H. "4%~YOUR Mrs. N. Island to ON with them. Md., visiting Stokes of stay at Mrs. Hunter's cot- SAVING® C All New York at her IMP The handsome motor boat City large cottage in tage for the remainder of the season. DADTfFt. "Tramp." Mr. Mann of j/MLIllvl r/milLJ. can carrying Riborg 5309 Greenwood the Pastures. Mrs. Hunter was to twenty passengers, be for J expected occupy parties at ant the engaged private avenue, who is hour of day or Wc will to Chicago, with his par- Services will be held as usual at AI1 the cottage herself but cannot as night. arrange trips Gem at their she Paaks Island and Casino Theatre, ents cottage on Maiden Is quite 111. FlDKLITY COMPANY Dayburn Trefethens and to other Lane, Salntfl Church Sunday, at 4.30 p. m. serloualy TRUST in the on interesting prints launched a fourteen foot fOWTLANO, MAINS Bay application. Experienced boatmeh in Rates racing mo- Rev. J. P. Shepherd will preach. | Miss Leila Williamson of charge. reasonable. tor boat built at the Potstown by himself, head Mlas and GEORGE H. - May Ward will conduct a sale Camp Comfort, Cliff Island has LUBEE, Bailey I * land, Me. A recent guest at the WeBt End of the Island last week waB Mr. Horace Watson of Portland, who spent last TOURISTS! f Island 1 Wednesday night with his friends, Long Mr. We Invite Ton to Place Your Wants With Us. and Mrs. Q. J. Hodgson, summer Casco residents of the Mail island, at their Orders Our Specialty charming cottage, Wlndmere. Through the explosion of a street Miss Mabel Clarke of Medfleld has Bay PROVISIONS lamp, Mr. Edward B. Alexander, the. recently arHved. upon the island. She GROCERIES, MEATS, veteran lamplighter on the island, will be the guest for a week of Mr. House AND has been off duty for a couple of and Mrs. George Babcock of the West weeks. He was lighting one of the End colony at their large and superb- Long Isknd GENERAL STORE gasellne lamps with which the high- ly located summer residence, the "Es- MAINE ways are provided by the city when tella." After her visit here Miss Our Teams Cover all Parts of Charles E. the Island Daily the explosion took place. His shirt Clarke will return to her home in Piompt Service is Maintained was rolled back from his chest and Massachusetts. CuBhingr, the burns were most severe there, Mr. Harvey P. Warren has now re- Proprietor for the him to roll over in sumed his business and has notel "Everything Cottage" causing the grass left his Leading on tjus island. Finest view of Casco to summer Bay possible. Pine extinguish them. The injuries home, the "Roxmont," to re- groves alongside the hotel with "Two Stores" turn rockers and hammocks (or use of were painful, but not serious and Mr. for only short visits. He was Private guests. gaslight plant—gas in every room. Excellent Alexander will soon return to hi3 last week in Scranton, but Table. Bathing, Penn., Boating and Fishing privileges. work, which has been temporarily spent the week end with his wife Dancing parties twice each week. Open June 16 to 15. Rates and on Island uuue a here. Mrs. Sept. circulars Long Market ny suusuuue. Warren is entertaining as application. Accommodates 100. her Fine steamboat service. Messrs,- George and Gardner Long guests, Mrs. E. W. Swan of Port- Only thirty minutes' sail from Portland. Clam LONG ISLAND MAINE left their land, Miss Bake house accommodates 500 guests with cottage at Doughy's, Sat- Edyth Berry from Belfast, dancing privileges. Come to our urday, and returned to Cambridge. Maine, and her former guest this hotel for a pleasant vacation. Their, father, Mr. Abel E. Long will summer, Mr. James Forsyth of New occupy the cottage through August. XOTK Ulty. The members of the Massachusetts At "The Bronx," Mrs. H. P. Bowen colony attended a huge clambake at and Mrs. E. E. Cutter are entertain- Whaleboat Island last Wednesday. ing their friends, Mrs. Thomas Wat- Mr. B. G. Jones of Arlington was son of Boston and Mrs. Walter Fisk Rubber Goods of of Quality sponsor for the bake and it was pro- Medfleld, Mass. They are much nounced a pleased with the We carry everything—Garden Hose, Gloves, great success by those at- island and the many tending, among whom were Mr. and congenial neighbors which surround MEATS AND Ladies' and Gentlemen's Raincoats, 'Druggists' Mrs. George Long, Mr. and Mrs. them. GROCERIES, Mechanical Gardner Long, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. At the Westover, the attractive lit- Sundries, Rubber, Fancy Oil Clothing tle Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wiley boarding house managed by Miss PROVISIONS and two sons and Mr. and Mrs. B. Edith Ross, those who have lately ar- 259 kiddie st. G. Jones rived are Miss Ruth Miss Portland Rubber Co. and daughter, accompanied Richards, of are what the trade is by the latter's friend, Miss Ruth Alice Darling, both of Somerville, superior quality Lindberg. The trip was taken In Mr. Mass., Mrs. Charlotte Ryder of Som- supplied with when they purchase at our Jones' motorboat. erville and Mr. Chapman Torrey, who The CORONA Weighs Mr. Edward Lebarron and family of comes from New York City. store. Our years of success assure you 6 At R. S. Davis oniy ibs., has a fold- Everett, Mass., accompanied by his Co.'s store you will of service and ing carriage, can be mother opened the Breeze cottage at find a complete line of cottage fur- prompt right prices. cukona closed up like a book Doughty's landing last week. This nishings. Don't fail to call on us, cor- and ner of easily packed in is one of the newest cottages on the Federal and Exchange streets. grip or suitcase, taking island. Adv. CLARK & GRIFFIN no On Portable more space than a Mr. and Mrs. George H. Forbush last Friday night at Cushing's Island's Grocers camera. Pavilion a Long Leading Typewriter large In spite of Boston who have been occupying most interesting and in- HALF THE PRICE AND JUST AS of its lightness and their cottage, "Rock" left structive stereopticon lecture was GOOD. Saturday ISLAND AVENUE LONG ISLAND compactness it is a for home and the place will be taken given by Chaplain Smith of Fort Mc- REAL typewriter, with modern improvements, visible writing, two color by another family during August. Kinley. Chaplain Smith lectured so back ribbon, spacer, etc. It will sta nd the wear and tear test, too Mr.. G. E. Denier has been a two interestingly here last year that this Come in for a demonstration.—No obligation. weeks' guest of the Forbush's. year a good sized audience attended. The lecture was C. O. BARROWS 30 EXCHANGE One of the Morrow cottages on giv- CO., STREET, PORTLAND, ME. en in Old Cove has been taken for August the interest of the Foreign Mis- | ed. Those present were Mr. arid Mrs. by Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Small of Lynn, sionary movement. i A. E. Nea!, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mass. Mr. Henry Blackford from Mon- Howatt, Mrs. Florence Hill Norton, I SUMMER ORGAN CONCERTS Miss Grace Knight and Mr. John treal, Canada, is now visiting his f Cousin's Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gurney, Mas- on new McNeill family at his summer the "AU- Island! ter Ralph Bowker and Mabel Bowker. the KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN spent last week at Bath, home, in the (Best Organ in the World) at the where they visited Mr. McNeill's ston," West End colony. His Mrs. Ernest Knight of Dorchester, mother. son, Mr. Lloyd Blackford, a student Mass., Is enjoying a week's vacation CITY HALL AUDITORIUM at McGill at Mrs. I. S. Tinker and daughter Hel- university, Canada, arrives The sons and daughters of Mrs. the Knight cottage. here Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. en, of Boston have arrived at their this week and will* stay until Nancy H. Hamilton, of Cousin's Is- Miss Ethel M. Andrews of Bridge- the end of the summer season. who has Daily Except Saturdays and Sundays, 3 to 4 P.M., Commencing 5 cottage at Doughty's and will re- land, desire to express their sincere port, Conn., been visiting her July Mr. Charles MaGrane Mr. and (Last Concert Labor Day) by main inrougn August. arrived on thanks to their friends for their parents, Mrs. William F. An- the island last week. has WILL C. MACFARLANE, Municipal Organist of Portland The Misses Atwood of Portland en- He is visiting sympathy, for the beautiful flowers drews, returned to her home. tertained three his mother in the cottage at the West and to the Misses and Mrs. Florence Hill Norton and No Reserved Seats Tickets 25 young friends from Glynn Whip- Cents. which she has Portland Friday at their summer cot- End, hired for the sea- ple for their singing during the sick- daughter Dorothy of Woodfords, are tage at the East End. son. Mr. MaGrane will remain here ness and death of Mrs. Nancy H. spending the week as guests of Mr for at least One of the remarkable features of three weeks' sojourn and Hamilton. and Mrs. Albert E-. Neal. will then the East End landscape is the beauti- return to his home and busi- Signed, ness in Canada. ful green lawn on the R.D.Johnson's xvionireai, Mrs. Liizzte M. Glover. | —■» 74 Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Titus Exchange SI. Opposlle estate, near Mariner. Mr. and Mrs. and The Misses Olive, Ada and Ruth' ^qannBiM Portland Uafflon'o son, Edward K., who have been ———■hiuhiiu^^ lieTTierS V/aTC Post Olllce Johnson are entertaining the latter's Jr., Alexander are spending a few weeks spending the month of at sister. Miss Delia Webber of Boston, July the with Mrs. Torrey in the Lingerlonger. We serve the best 25 cent cinner in the West End, returned to their home in Im LittleDiamondl. I city. and the Misses Eaton and Bass of They are of Algonquin street, Dor- Greenfield, Mass. Their Mrs. Food and Wilton, Maine. guests, chester, Mass. The Misses Alexan- Quality Quick Service D. W. Kleinhaus of Mr. F. S. Dunn, an attorney of Pas- Belvidere, New der, Mrs. M. E. Torrey, Mr. Frank N. Jersey, and Miss Susie Simonds of We are prepared to serve Lobster and Sea Food of any kind. saic, J., will occupy the Sunnyside Torrey, Miss Leslie Torrey, Mr. and Gill, Mass., left the island for their The Shaw Breakfast and Combinations. cottage, owned by Mr. Alexander, un- Mrs. Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Bowker, Mr. cottage, which up to Special Supper Remember when respective homes. It is this til after Labor day. expected that Ralph Bowker, Mr. Dana Bowker, Ihe time, has been untenanted, is tri Portland to dine with us. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT a Dr. Fuller from now The C. W. LeGrows of Portland Walpole, Mass., and Misses Ruth and Mabel occupied by Mr. and Mrs. James his will Bowker, opened their' summer cottage, "Rock- family occupy the vacated MiS3 Doroihy Browne, Mr. Herbert McClellan and family from Boston, cottage for Mass. It is haven" at the East End Saturday. August. Fischer, Miss Blanche Harvey, Mr. the intention of Mrs. Mr. Frederick arrived on McClellan to They have previously spent but a few Ford, Jr., and Mrs. C. P. Chandler and family remain here for the the island to visit days here this year on account of his mother and spent a day at New Meadows river rest of August. her Mrs. LeGrow's work in connection family at cottage, the "Fordette." recently. Mrs. William J. Hill is entertain- Mr. Ford with the Pageant given by the Con- brought along -with him Mr. Mr. Harold Chase of Portland is the ing her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Orrin Bathrick of gress Square Associates last month. Tufts college. Mr. guest of Mr. Ralph Bowker in the J. Haley of Collinsville, Conn. Mr. Bathrick The Long Island sewing circle met spent a few days here, but Keep Kool cottage. William Hill has left the island to now has returned with Mrs. Alice P. Clark Thursday home, having en- Mrs. Howart of the Cranp.v Crow resume his business in Collinsville. at the branch store of Clark & Grif- joyed greatly the boating parties and cottage spent the week end in Port- Dr. and Mrs. George P. Eekman Sale fin at Mariner. picnics given in his honor and for his have arrived on the island for sev- land. i Miss Eva M. entertainment. Miss Ruth eral weeks. It is the August Clark, the Drowne of Medford is hoped by island- Clean-up daughter A at of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Clark, is very pleasant surprise party was visiting Mrs. C. H. Bartlett. ers that before he goes, Dr. Eckman on last a will \ quite sick with malarial fever. given Monday evening, week Captain A. C. Drinkwator gave a be able to preach at one of the to Mrs. Clara at Mr. Edwin R. Clark, who has a ago, Lindsay, the 1st, moonlight sail on board the "Wan- Sunday services held at the hall. 10th and pleasantly located cottage off Island 29th regimental barracks derlust" Wednesday night. Mr. Hugh McCorkle of East St. near Doughty's Landing. Her Louis came avenue, at Mariner, has opened his many Reverend G. H. Denerson of Ger- yesterday to spend his who formed the vacation ! cottage for boarders this year. neighbors, party, of two weeks at "Rock- THE WOMAN'S SHOP mantown, Philadelphia, has returned gave her a very attractive chain. the Among those expected this week is gold Home. lawn," summer home of Consul Dr. Solos on the violin by Mr. James Nes- Mrs. Roy Young of Arlington, Mass., Miss Betty I>rownes, Miss Drownes, Keating. Percy F. Keating comes who has been a summer tor and selections on the piano by from Nova Stocks must be reduced to visitor on Miss Eleanor Hatch, Miss Josephine Amherst, Scotia, to visit radically the island for several Miss Margaret Page, added greatly ner parents for a month or I years. Trennd, Miss Torr, Mr. Her- more. Dr. and Mrs. to the enjoyment of the guests. De- Nancy Mr. E. E. James t with instructions from our Whitehill of Everett, bert Fischer, Miss Isabel Van Doren. returned last comply Mass., are expected this week licious and dainty refreshments were Monday from a business which at Mrs. Miss Dorthy Browne enjoyed a card trip Whitehill's charmingly served by Mrs. Charles was through thp middlfi wpst and ; New York sister's. Miss Philena J. party at the Van Doren the Headquarters. Everything Barter and Mrs. Fred Gilliam, cottage Williams, at Overlook cottage at the ably other evening. Chicago. East End. assisted by Mrs. Mattie Libby, ma- Mr. Arthur is now in the store has been reduced for Miss G. Gould of Georgetown. Knight back J quick Mr. and John Romanzo tron of the barracks. Those present from a short visit in Boston Osborne of Mass., is the Barnacle cot- and is N. were, Mr. and Mrs. Wildes, Mrs. M. visiting now clearance. Summer Dress- Pittsfield, H., were recent visitors tage. spending his vacation of three Including on the A. Griffen, Mrs. P. Gertrude weeks with J island, stopping with friends Young, Mrs. P. B. his mother, Mrs. Cook of Mrs. R. R. Chase and daughter at the East End. Mr. Osborne is an Gately, Mrs. C. H. Page, the island. ; es, Tub Skirts, Waists, Suits have returned home from Mr. and Spring extensive lumber owner Miss Margaret Page, Mr. and Mrs. W. On and opera- Mrs. John Ketchum's, also Miss Saturday night the Junior As- tor, having cut several million H. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Libby, sociation of the will ; & Coats. Also Sport Coats, Silk Dress- feet Katherine Daly, Miss Ledford and island give at of lumber the winter on Mr. Wallace Thompson, Mr. Fred the hall next past his own Miss Kilpatrick of New York Saturday an o^d fash- Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward city. ioned farmers' es, and etc. property. Mr. and dance. All peopfe are Evening Party frocks, Mr. and Mrs. Ketchum gave a card l Casco Bay House. Montgomery, Mrs. Walter invited to attend and have a good i» Mr. party Thursday evening. Mrs. Wil- This situated hotel now Knight, James Nestor, Mr. John time. superbly is liam D. Blossfield of Brookline won J For Particulars see Portland Last Woodbury, Mr. Arthur Gage, Mr. and Miss Gill Daily Papers rapidly filling up. week 14 the ladies' prize and Mr. Frank Con- Dorothy of Dorchester, guests arrived here. Nowhere Mrs. Fred Gilliam, Mrs. G. S. and Mass., is to in the rad the gentlemen's prize. expected arrive on the can such a I.J8S Nellie Heal, Mr. and Mrs. island this bay wonderful panorama Miss Helen and week. She will visit at Charles Miss Marion Daly Miss Grace of the inner bay be seen than from Barter, Tanner, the home of Consul for a Mrs. Decker and Mr. Walter Kerwin of Keating the broad veranda of this hotel. The Mattie Libby, Mr. Ray Cash and two weeks' sojourn. Mr. Boston, have been visiting Mrs. A. many people here also Edgar Lindsay. Miss Marion of THE SHOP enjoy greatly Jt;. Gray Boston is the WOMAN'S sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ! the bathing, a nice sandy beach be- Montgomery guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cham- and son Ellis Mis3 Ruth Ladd of Maiden la visit- ; 499 Congress Street of ing but a minute's walk from the ho- are gueBts of Mrs. Mat- berlin here. Management tie at the Barracks. ing Miss Erma Bissett for two weeks tel steps. Those who recently have Ltbby Mrs. J. F. Biglow is entertaining i Cor. Brown Street R. M. Lewsen Mr. and Mrs. Fred in the Daybreak cottage. 4 arrived here are Mr. and Mrs. R. Day Cummings, who her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. > have been Mrs. B. S. Wiley and Miss Mar- and W. Day, Toronto, Canada, Mr. R. visiting Rev. I. T. Johnson Boothby of Portland at her at the guerite Wiley of Somerville, Mass., cottage. J. Oliver and parsonage, have returned to Mrs. will soon family, Montreal, are visiting Mrs. Prime. Mrs. Nic- Biglow leave the isl- George H. Newton, Mass., where Mr. Cummings and for a visit in Byron, Concord, Mass., B. hols of Winchester and Miss Ina Boston, while Mr. F. has charge of the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Ridlon and wife, Kezar Falls, Me., Biglow Intends to spend his vaca- Johnson is now Slmonds of Somervlllo are expected. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barrington and in Johnson, Vt., where tion in Winthrop, Maine. he will Prof. Ralph D. Harrington of West- ROCKMERE HOUSE son, Toronto, and R. M. Powers conduct camp meetings from The of brook Miss Bernice supper given by the men of August 6 to 16. He then will to Seminary and AND COTTAGES Boston, Mass. go the island proved a great success. to "Hodge of Medford Hillside, Mass., Mr. B. F. Ridlon and are Richmond, Maine, conduct the on the island was Maine wife vis- were over Mr. and Everybody pres- Llttlelohn's Island, camp over guests Sunday of iting his sister, Mrs. Charles meetings there, which he ent and all greatly enjoyed the af- MRS. Cushlng, has been in Mrs. George Harrington at their cot- KATHCRINCQEORGE, Prop. at the Casco Mr. charge of for the past fair. A delicious Bay House. Ridlon Their this shore dinner was is 16 years. While from the Island tage, ,Pyne Klyff. guests Right on the shore in spruce recuperating from a serious opera- gone served, after which a mock trial was th« week are Mrs. Frank W. Holbrook, tion performed at and Ear pulpit will be supplied with prom- held, much to the grove with 100 ft. elvevation. the Eye son Arthur and Marlon of amusement of the inent Next Rev. J. daughter Infirmary of Portland. His many speakers. Sunday audience. Miss Bernadette Moreau'a Accommodates 100- Excellent N. district Holbrook, Mass. Mr. Harrington re- friends will be glad to know that his Frost, superintendent, will orchestra furnished delightful music cuisine. mails. until be the turned to Boston this week. Daily Open recovery will be rapid and perma- preacher here. throughout the and for the Miss Edith M. Gurney of Chicago, evening Oct. 1. Rates on application. nent. dancing. A who has been a guest at the home of week ago Monday night Rev. I. of Ocean Height Waves. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gurney, re- T. Johnson was most agreeably sur- Invisible Ink An authority nays the height of th» turned to her home Saturday last. Known to Romani. prised by a party of his friends at the waves In a storm rarely exceeds Mr. and Mrs. Gilllard and son Al- Invisible Ink, which figures in th« LONG ISLAND FISH parsonage. This gathering was In hon- MARKET twelve feet, and In very bad disturb- fred, who have been at the Downs espionage trial, appears to have been or of his 66th birthday, which oc- ALBERT ances on sea cottage through July, returned to their known since the of The Crocker Photo JOHNSON, Prop. curred Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cum- the high they may reach early days writing, a home in Boston Monday. for both Ovid and Fresh fifth of nit kind* mlngs entertained those present with height of fifty feet. Their length Pliny give recipes and nt right Mr. Lincoln G. of solo, duet and la never over 600 feet. In the south- Downing Maple- for the preparation of such a price*. We can with piano selections, which fluid, the supply yon any- wood, Mass., spent the week end with one Co. were most pleasing. Light refresh- ern parts of the Pacific, waves 43 feet. from milk, the other from various Engraving thing dcftlred. Order from Grocery team his family at the Maplewood cottage. ments of chocolate and cake were In In the vegetable Juices. In the height have been measured, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis and chil- middle ages served and then the greatest surprise writers southern parts of the Atlantic 39 feet, dren of Portland, are many mention "magnetic" and Designers of the evening occurred. Mrs. Charles Me., expected and in the Mediterranean 12 feet. At to arrive Friday for the remainder of "magic" inks, the action of which Illustrators Cushlng, In a well prepared speech, places where the waves strike at an the season and will occupy one of the some of them averred to be miracu- New and Old Books presented to Mr. Johnson a nurse of object, such as a Seashore Land Co. cottages. lous. Today such fluids are techni- Engravers at money collected by herself from his lighthouse, they Prices Mr and Mrs. Charles C. Chandler known as Bargain loving parishioners, in appreciation of rise, of course, much higher—from 100 cally "sympathetic luks," 3* St., Portland his nre visiting at thelr'home at New and there are Exchange Visitor# splendid and untiring work among to 200 feet. On the open sea, how- numerous patonts for Chamber of Commiroi Welcome Gloucester. Building them. ever, never rise over 60 feet. ♦heir manufacture. they Miss Bertha Hanson of 92 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smardon had Sanford, HUSTON'S, Exchange St., Portland Me., 1« the of Mrs. William as their recent guests their Portland guest M. Andrews at Birch Knolls. Good In "Abtent" Treatment. friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Coburn Dally Thought. a Tueaday a of friends There is like a little "ab- and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer who It Is great step In the Interpreta- evening party nothing T'arrot, called at the of sent" visited at the Smardon's tion of life when we have discovered home Mr. Clarence treatment to cure a man of that cottage, M. Bowker, It hl» 41st tired "Oreyshlnglea," for over the last that all events are being birthday. feeling and make him aee your ultimately spiritual. The wan j ADVERTISE IN THIS PAPER 1 week end. —Brlerley. evening delightfully spent Charms in a new and glowing light.— and delicious refreshments were aerv- H. Rowland. Mrs. Fred Drlnkwater will entertain at the next meeting. Mrs. Frances Orrok is entertain- Peaks ing at her home on Pleasant Island avenue, Hill her niece. Miss Alice Orrok of Dor- chester, Mass. Miss Dorothy Manners of Boston Crest Perhaps the largest society event is the guest of her brother, Mr. of this season was held LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW at Oaa Jolm Manners, the well known china Hotel ENGLAND cottage on Pleasant avenue, Sunday painter of Boston. who is Great Published Every sponding Che- evening when Mrs. Charles Turner the season at Oak THURSDAY cottage on Pleas- beaguc AFTERNOON opened her home for a musicale ant avenue. Maine From June to September. which was in charge of Professor Mrs. J. F. Marr is at her summer Charles CROWLEY & Editors and Walter Robert the LUNT, Publishers Douglas, noted home on Pleasant avenue for the rest \V. 92 baritone singer, who is of the Office, Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. summering at season and is entertaining Hamil- the island. There were about one Mis. Alfred Johnson ton, TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single 5c. of Emery street Copy, hundred guests present from the ho- for a few weeks. | Advertising Rates On Application. tels and mosi moaem ana up-lo-da'e hotel on the inland with tlnest nearby cottages, and the Mr. and Mrs. Saxton and view of Casci Advertisers Harry Bay. Large chambers, toilets an-i baths on each floor. desiring changes must send in copy on or before evening is being spoken of as one of their little Private dance hall Monday pre- daughter Laura have ar- with dancing parties two evening* each week. ceding dny cf rublication to insure insertion. the most and rived from fish Bathing, boating, sea pleasant delightful af- their home in Philadel- ng and all water sport*. etc. deep Tennii, baseball, Private water system fairs of the summer. Mrs. E. P. phia to spend the the best in Casco Bay. 'Iable with remainder of the supplied Vigetable* from our own garden Swain of Robinhood Lodge and a season at the and milk and cream from our o»vn herd. Hates aud AUGUST Saxtonia cottage. This circulars on application. THURSDAY, 5, 1915. reader of note in Accommodates 120. society Boston and is the first season the cottage has two Walthum, gave splendid selec- not been open in the early spring. tions which were heartily encored Mr. and Mrs. The Eugene Shepard ar- MINIATURE ALMANAC army worm is reported as hav- pnd there were vocal solos by Mrs. rived on Saturday from their home ing appeared in Oregon. And we are Georgie Maggi, Charles Sumner West Medford to spend two weeks Week neither mobilized nor Carleton and Miss Pearl of August 5. prepared lor Bates. Miss at the Arawana, where they will be war. Ruth Merrill the the Sun Length High Tide opened evening with guests of Captain and Mrs. Alvali Summit a piano selection and was also th«; Strout. Mr. Day Rises Sets of Day a.m. p. m. Shepard is burser at .. From accompanist for Miss Pearl Tufls 6 4.39 7.01 14.22 7.10 snatches of conversation over- Bates, college and prominent in mu- House Miss Hazel to sical G 4.40 6.59 14.19 7.45 heard on the streets one gathers that Tapley sang the ac- circles. a .. companiment of violin John Burns C 7 4.41 6.58 14.17 8.45 every fourth remark is about base- obligato by of Montreal is spend- hebeague Everett Turner and Miss 8 .. 4.42 6.57 14.15 9.30 ball. Helen Broe ing his annual vacation with his fam- Island gave several "9 .. 4.43 6.56 piano selections, which ily, who are at une 01 me 14.13 10.15 summering the Wild finest ummer bearding bouses in the *10 4.44 made up a program of unusual excel- Rose cottage on restful of Held and bay. Excellent location and 6.54 14.10 11.00 One can Island avenue. scenery wood. Table first-class. teil a nature lover by the jenee. the best. Every comfort for those desir- 11 .. 4.45 6.53 14.08 11.30 Mrs. Robert Nickerson and chil- ing Accommodates 75. Reasonable rates. armfuls of wild he Open until Sept. 25. •New flo*vers does not Mr. John O. Burke dren of moon. of the Union Springfield, Mass., are the MRS. CLINTON M. HAMILTON bring home from his trips to the Proprietor Mutual Insurance Co., is having his guests of Mrs. Nickerson's mother, country. Mrs. LEARN TO SWIM. annual vacation, which he is spend- John Proctor, who is spendine the ing at his summer home on the summer at her cottage on the Pictures of some of Trefethen shore and shore. Several recent accidents and nar- these dangerous enjoying the HOWARD S. HAMILTON ] Mr. Fred row escapes from accidents have had spies indicate that war develops a many pleasure trips that the bay af- Pollock and Miss Maud General Contractor and fords In his motor Pollock of Builder the effect of bringing more chap's ferocity far beyond outward launch. Woodfords with Mr. Pol- strongly ap- lock's than ever to the public mind the pearances. Mrs. Leslie lYiend of grandchildren. Master Dona'd GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE Melrose, and William need of a knowledge of swimming, Mass., is at the island for a few Lincoln of Melrose, have been Complete contracts made and per- which is so very essential to A has days' visit pp'i is with her Mass., the guest of Mr. anyone society been organized in Eu- sister, formed for buildings, cottages, alter- who Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Charles lives or summers at a resort thnt wants Singer, who Is occupy- Legrow. ations, etc. rope peace without hate. Miss repairs, Estimates fur- where sailing, boating, or is ing the Hagan bungalow on Pleasant Walton, Miss Dyer and party nished on application. bathing This is more reasonable than to want from Expert work- one of the most avenue for the season. Westbrook are a few- men. Cottage work a pleasant pastimes. war without it. spending specialty. Cot- weeks at the tage lots for No one can read the recent tragedy The Matinee Whist club met at the Harbor Breeze cottage sale and desirable cot- on Centennial tages to rent. We care for of the Eastland in Chicago, or pick Polly Anna Tea Room Tuesday after- street, the summer estates. one If you go fishing you never noon and home of Mr. and Mrs. up of the Monday morning pa- know auction bridge was enjoyed, James Jason. what will But Mr. and Mrs. pers of any city without finding a you get. if you raise a refreshm?nts being served at the Harry McLaren, Mrs. Mrs. case where the lack of this almost garden you are sure of getting the close of the game. The members Duretrick, Wells and Mrs. Syl- vester who fundamental knowledge of swimming neighbors' hens. present were Mrs. Norman Black, are guests at the has Oceanic with been the cause of a serious ac- Mrs. Charles Sterling, Mrs. Morris Mrs. Appleby and who are cident or a death. Woodbury, Mrs. Emil Hybert, Mrs. daughters, here from Attle- CHEBEAGUE CASH STORE! If Jarvis boro, were the you know how to swim yourself, Modern warfare Grant, Mrs. Arthur Mass., guests of Mr. LEON R. leaves little for the Ducette, and Mrs. HAMILTON, Manager even if you cannot swim from Boston Mrs. Harold Ray, Mrs. James Charles Sumner drummer boy to an Mc- Carleton, to the do, says where a Boston light, you are the pos- exchange. Cluskey, Mrs. James Deane, Mrs. delightful evening of music for Well, he might use his spare and a social HeaJquarters High Grade Pure Food Meats and sessor of an accomplishment which moments William Dow. Mrs. Harry Brown and time weer enjoyed. Products, Vegetables In drumming up a few Miss may stand you in good stead, and superlatives for Mrs. Ralph S. Purington. Appleby is an accomplished Superba Brand Guaranteed Canned Goods the war pirnist and Coffee and Teas may enable you to be the means of correspondents. Allison Lewis Newton of Somer- her work as an accom- panist is of the saving a life. It may be that already ville, a graduate from Harvard Law very highest order. Fancy Candies, Crackers, etc. Motor Boat ICE A Mr. Supplies you have found out how much of big sun spot has school, is a guest of Mr. and Carleton, as usual, gave much appeared; but Mrs. Our Delivery Teami deliver to all of value this even the most Mitchell of pleasure with his vocal parts the Idand several times knowledge and experience ardent advocates of the Somerville, who are solos. daily has The social and proved. If so, we need not ad- Bun-spot doctrine must spending the season at their dance held at Asso- admit that the cottage ciation dress this to yon. But. on Trefethen avenue. hall to the ones troubles of the world six Thursday evening proved who have began months a very pleasant not yet learned how to before the The Tuesday afternoon social held affair and was largely- we sun-spot appeared. at attended. Music swim, wish to make this plea; for Association nail was a very ior the dancing was pleas- furnished your own sakes and for the sake ant affair and much enjoyed by those by two Italian musicians Cottage Site College athletes are who also a summer Seekers of being able to another always who were present. The time gave some befliautiful selec- cottage, bungalow or Investment it will be help wl:on tho "putting was for your to th*1 timp shot" nowhere in particular. tions on the investigate the property of Mrs. M. A. advantage conies, learn how to swim. There pleasantly passed in sewing and accordion and vocal solos Charleson, some acres seems to be so-, in sixty at Great When the need it something ineffectual cial chat and tea with Italian, which the Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with comes, is urgent. and delicious re- delighted audi- shore front, fine spring water and Then Inefficient ence. Victrola cool, shady groves. Lots are now it is too late to and a about this. freshments was served. The selections were also a i ottered at $100 and begin, serving ! vestment as upwards, rine in- regret is table was pleasant feature of t he land values increase each worthless. You have an un- especially pretty with pink I evening. Among year. Would be pleased to show those | property to any interested. the paralleled opportunity hero in Casco Out in San Francisco a sweet peas forming the center present were Mrs. U. H. Simon fashion has piece,' and MRS. Bay to learn. It is now been suggested for the color scheme party, Mrs. C. N. M. A. CHARLESON, Great for you to i divorcees to wear being pink and I Turner, Mrs. Chebeague, Maine. take it. Tapley, Miss Hazel their wedding ring on the green which was carried out in the' Tapley, Mr. and little finger. Mrs. E. P. But why wear it at confections as well as in the ■ Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Her- all? dainty man J. j A table appointments. Miss Dyer, Mis. James Mrs. man in love with his work sel- Katherine! Berry. Miss Ruth Fred Haley. Mrs. W. dom contracts Jenkins, Jenkins. Miss O. Peterson, Mr. neurasthenia There's John Peterson, Mrs. 1,000,000 ways to fall In Gwendolyn Mitchell and Miss Lyuia F. M. Robinson, A New love, but the Skolfield were in Mrs. T. O. Merriman, Airs. Model divorce court is the only charge. Among Maggi,! Typewriter! In j those Mrs. Howe, Miss warm way to get out, present were Mrs. Charles Le- Lucy White, Mr. | predicting weather the spring poets, i and balmy Mrs. J. O. Mrs. Frank officials are breezes and soft grow, Burke, Mrs. H. J. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. earnestly requested not moonlight to tho ] George Mr to overdo Dyer, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Bliss, Emery, Mr. it. contrary notwithstanding. Clancy, Mr. and Manner, Mrs. J. T. Miss Ida Mrs. C .S. Skolfield, Flan-1 Mis-ses Carleton, the ders, Mrs. Charlotte Simon, Miss Appleby, Mrs. Bickmore and No up-to-date Dandelions, it is argued, are party. Miss museum of obsolete too Helen Broe, Mrs. Harold O'Leary, Brunptte Sterling, Mrs. antiquities is common tnd numerous to be ( James Broe and complete without a mod- pretty. Miss Margaret O'Leary, Mrs. U. H Miss Helen Broe. ern Let the sophist beware of j battleship. applying this Haskell, Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Mrs. A. rule to a certain well | The Gurnet known sex! C. Libby, Mrs. E. P. Jones, Mr3. Trip Via Str. Comet. Capt. C. James Berry, Miss Mrs. Sul- W. Howard of steamboat War has supplanted the question of Davies, j fame for ..vosite splen- Union station. Here one the did new Maine and the White may lunch, Optional Duplex Shift. features are costly— mountains. dine and establish we have The Sone:o river one's self over It the equalized the added trip was taken by night with puts whole control of the knowledge that a few expense to us the entire party on Tuesday. 84 letters and characters in the by simplifying steps suffice to reach the train construction. Mr. and Mrs Howard l>ee and fam- or little fingers of the right and Pullman and special Resolve now ily of New York have preparations for left hands. And it lets right to see this rented the sum- travelers to you mer going or from Portland great achievement before home of Miss Ray for the re- have write them all with only 28 you been customary at the West spend a dollar for PORTLAND, MAINE mainder of the season. Miss is End for keys, the least to operate of any any type- Ray years and the fame of the writer. If you are in California, the guest of standard typewriter made. using some relatives. dining room is known as other Mrs. Harold far as make you will want to O'Leary and little Maine tourists see travel. Meet Mr. Har- Thus writers of all other ma- how much more one daughter nave this Margaret arrived from ry H. of does. Mason, manager the hotel, chines can run the their homo in Brooklyn, N. Y. to while Immediately you are there. If you are an spend the remainder of the I Oliver Number "9" with more using Oliver, it season naturally follows that with her parents, Mr. and you want FREE LESSONS IN Mrs. J. T. speed and greater ease. the finest model. KNITTING Skolfield at summer n» the Noon their home Improving Hour. if ctN i s A DAY! Remember this rrerethen. "As a general brand-new Oliver "9" is tbe thing, builders have greatest value ever given in a Mr. and Mrs. John O. j some typewriter. It. has all our previous McGregor leisure time every noon after special inventions—visible liave returned to writing, automatic spacer, 6Mrounce touch their summer homo i the more or less full —plus the on dinner pall has Optional Duplex Shift, Selective Color AND Oak after a 1 Attachment and all CROCHETING T-awn, pleasant visit been of. these other features. with Mrs. disposed There are new-day BY McGregor*^ aunt, Mre. probably Yet | as many different of we have decided to sell it to Geoige Preble at her ways using thin everyone everywhere on our attractive! famous payment plan—17 cents a summer in spare time as there are carpenters and day! Now every user can home Sebasco which is afford to have easily builders the world's crack visible with MISS JOSEPHINE beautifully situated at the head ot working. Some ways don't writer, the famous ADAMS PIUNTYPE, that writes like print, included FRHEJ the New Meadows river. amount to much, while others work if desired. TODAY—Write For Full Dr. Frederick out better than a Details and be among the to An Mooney, pastor of college education this first know Expert Teacher from one of the about marvel of writing machines. See Philadelphia largest churches in Eliz- for the ambitious the why typists, employers, builder," says and individuals eveiywhere are abeth, N. J., has arrived for his flocking to the Oliver. Just an- American Carpenter and Builder. at mail a nual vacation postal once. No obligation. It's a which he will spend 1 It Is pleasure for ub to tell you really surprising how much can about It. to with his family who have been Monday, Aug. 2, at' be learned In 20 minutes' Sat., Aug. 14,1915 [Inclusive] their summer home at thoughtful The OLIVER TYPEWRITER 146 since Trefethen) reading each at the noon CO., Congress St, Mass. July first. Mr. Mooney is to i day hour. Boston, Get Into the habit and are preach at the morning service the turn your noon All invited to second hours to real cordially avail them- Sunday In August at the account, 365 days In the Brackett Memorial church. year. With all the readable and In- Mrs. Charles Nash selves of this unusual and of Bremen Is a structive building trade books and opportunity guest of her Mrs. cousin, Maggi at Journals now obtainable so ev- CHEBEAGUE her cottage on easily, Carles' Hair we can assure a Island avenue, where eryone can do this. Store most Bhe Is and being pleasantly entertained. SOUVENIR SHOP CIS CONQRES8 pleasant The ST. Evergrr*»n Social club held Its AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY Phon« 2227-W Street Floor visit. regular meeting at Bowlder Lodge profitable with Warned of HI* Danger. A Mrs. Charles Harris, this week. Modern Hatrdresslng Estab- In the A farmer Pat to mow • FIR PILLOWS A lishment A notable absence of the president, Mrs. engaged SPECIALTY oaterfog to all the needs exhibit of Kmbert small field of and on Made from (ir of Indies In :Manl- garments made noblnson, the was hay, giving him G'hebeague tips. Bent IJaTrdressing, meeting and moat to Facial presided over by Mrs. Ella a new scythe told him It was such ft coatly manufacture. ourlng, Mnssnge, Chiropody, Sklllln, Neweat nnd Pedicure and Trea ment. from the "Columbia and plans for their one that he need largeat line .of Poat Scalp Yarns" will interest annual picnic good only put the Cftrda Expert attendant I in all branches. were In Caico Bay, 40,000 In atook. discussed. A social of It In the it We make a • time dur- point hay and would Real Eatato For specialty of Firs Qual- ing which Sale. Hair for the refreshments were served cut by Itself. Pat set off to his work Public ity Goods of every description. many, will consist of by the hostess library. Poat Office. showing made up the after- and about when the noon's midday, farmer Private Room For Gentlemen. program, and the member* H. W. BOWEN newest came to see how Pat was getting on, Manlourlno and the models in shawls, present were: Mrs. Albert Opp. Hill Crest and South Road Chiropody. sweaters, Cooc, he found him sitting In a corner of Mrs. Donald Garden, Miss Hattle Skll- the field with one end of the blankets and nov- lln, Mrs. Harry Hanson, Mrs. E. G. scythe afghans, many other J. In the hay. This bo the Foden. Mrs. O. Sklllln, Mrs. Syd- enraged farrr ney Jackson, Mrs. H. W. Stuart, Mrs. cr that he went for Pat, who, on soe- elties of worth and W. utility. O. Peterson. Miss Hope Allen, Mrs. Ing him, Immediately shouted: "Keep Churchill 0'T>onnell, Mrs, Fred Iioop- back, keep back; Yo don't know the Mrs. er, Ellen Sklllln and the hostess. minute she's going to start" Try Our Advertising Columns a handsome bead chain and change hols were with them. The Nichols purse; Mrs. Brownell, a crochet family is to occupy the Bay View clothes hanger; Mrs. J. M. Jaynes, a cottage for the rest of the season. dainty sandwich basket; Miss Brack- Mr. IWalter Higgins of Maiden, ett, a and Mrs. J. K. who Our handkerchief, Mass., has been on a cruise in Complete Service for Dixon, a beautiful bunch of sweet his yawl. Primrose III, with the Bos- The Rmes Brothers Co peas. Among others present were: ton Yacht club, anchored off Little- Mrs. W. C. Russell, Mrs. Walter john's Amateur Luke, Island, Wednesday and was Photographers Mrs. C. C. Mre. W. A. entertained a Brainard, by Miss Alice MacDon- With fine assortment of the best makes of re- ald cameras, Campbell, Mrs. H. P. White, Mrs. of Crow's Nest cottage. Miss liable Takes in to and our pleasure offering its friends and Louis Engster, Miss Cecil Powers and Charlotte Parker, Miss Dorothy Bush, photographic supplies expert service, Photo- a Mrs. C. N. Powers. Mr. Theodore Bush, and Mr. Jack is patrons most complete stock of graphic Department unusually well equipped to care for your Saturday afternoon witnessed a Higgins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. most needs. And our too, are far less than interesting gathering at "Sea Higgins on the cruise. The party prices, you will pay at Dry and Fancy Goods Glimpse," where Mrs. J. B. G. Pidge spent an enjoyable afternoon explor- other stores. had arranged a miscellaneous shower ing the island, and in the evening. Suits Waists Skirts for Miss Harriet Kelsey, who is to Miss Wessells and Miss Lane, also marry Mr. Tuttle of Attle- guests at the We the Have Us Raymond Crow's Nest, gave an Carry Following Develop and Print Underwear •boro, Mass., early in September. As informal musical at the Hotel Rock- Standard Cameras Youi\Films Miso Kelsey has been coming to Bus- mere. Mr. Higgins sailed for Cape The work is done Corsets Dresses tins for many years, her many friends Porpoise Thursday afternoon. Miss BROWNIES—$1.00 to $10.00. by experts and we guarantee of long standing were glad to have Angeline Campbell of Palo Alto, Cal- satisfaction. Notice our moderate Rugs Draperies Shoes the opportunity xto shower her. Miss ifornia and her niece Miss Marlon ANSCOS—$2.00 to $50.00. prices. Kelsey had not 'been told of the pur- Lane of Lowell, Mass., and Mrs. P. PRINTING. The same attention to the maintaining of pose of the party and when Mrs. B. Kirschner of Lowell are now PREMOS—10% discount fromlist Any roll 10c each her from of Any film and Pidge called her home next guests Mrs. M. H. MacDonald. $1.35 to $60.00. pack 20c each complete stocks, giving prompt service, door she found a room full of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Newell of Plates 3c each selling only Reliable Merchandise during the and on a table in the middle an im- Medford and Miss Eva Wessells of ENSIGN CAMERAS — $4.50 to DEVELOPING mense basket filled with Her Somerville the week $28.00. No. 1 vacation as busier gifts. spent end at Brownie Films .2c a print period during the months, in and the Crow's No. pleasure opening the packages Nest, after a three-weeks' 2 Brownie Films ..3c a rpint you will find THIS STORE an ideal shopping reading the friendly or jesting rhyme motor trip through New Hampshire GOERZ CAMERAS. No. 2a, 3 and 3a each was and Maine. place during July and August. accompanying gift, hugely Mrs. John R. Safford of Brownie Films 4c a print enjoyed by all the guests. The gifts New York has been making a week's GRAFLEX CAMERAS— 33ix5V6 'Plates and Films were varied and as visit as the of $35.00 to beautifully unique, guest Miss Marion $200.00. 4c a print one friend said: "Not even a Macuonald. dupli- 4x5 Plates and Films .5c a print and bride-elect Great AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS— cate," every past excitement prevailed on the 5x7 Plates and Films .8c a print the island $6.00 to $60.00. knows significance of those words. Friday night when Mr. Colomb Printing Postal Cards ...5c each After the shower everyone enjoyed and his son Louis did not return The p" Rines from Brothers Co. the delicious refreshments served by Portland. They had gone to | | WkM Kodak meet * 1 Blr B CX Non-Curling', Ansco, Vulcan 529-535 Congress St., Portland, Maine Mrs. Pidge, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Coan, Mr. Ray Townesley, a guest. and Ensign always in stock. Terf^one assisted by Mrs. R. H. Sugatt, Miss Mrs. Colomb and Mrs. Colomb's moth- Julia MacDonald, Miss Clara Tat't, er spent a sleepless night, and such was the DEPAR™ENTPART ME Ruth MacDonald, Miss Clara Taft, anxiety felt by all when they J. Miss Bertha Bibo and Miss Miriam failed to appear the next morning R. LIBBY CO. STORE nosmer. that Mrs. Colomb felt it necessary to The annual meeting of the Bustins notify the police in Portland. Then House Island Village Corporation will be suddenly in the afternoon of Satur- Merriconeag held in the church day a boat Arthur B. Dickey, Mgr. grove Saturday, appeared towing Mr. August. 7, at 2 o'clock. Colomb in his racer, the Louise. All So. Harpswell, Me. Mrs. S H. Hosmer and Mrs. Ward were safe. Mr. Colomb said on being LITTLE FIELD & CO. returned on Monday to Somerville, Questioned that trouble with the en- Choice location. Unobstructed after several days' visit with Mr. and gine had halted him in the fog Fri- 109-111 Commercial Portland Me. vie at of the bay on all four St., Mrs. E. S. Hosmer. day night. After a time he was sides, tine bath house on pri- towed to vate beach. 30 sleeping rooms. Mrs. M. A. Berry of Maiden, Mass., Fort McKinley where he GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROVISIONS Modern baths and lig itintr. and Miss Emma F. Jenkins of Boston had spent the night. Mr. Colomb said New management this season. are the guests of Miss Brown at "Ma- he had not been able to get a tow We have everything needed to the tab'e and Booklet and rates on applica- plewood". for two weeks. before, and had not realized the supply onlv tion. are sold Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Brown re- serious anxiety felt by his wife and quality goods here. We cater for hotel, cottage turned to Portland after a three mother when they did not hear from and yacht patronage. Fruit and Berries. Our location en- weeks' stay at the "Little Maplewood." him. ables us to to all Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald, Mr. Miss Helen Prescott has come to attend, island orders promptly. the Hotel Charles and Mr. Ralph MacDonald of Limberlost for the month of RIGHT PRICES Sea Gables Miss RIGHT SERVICE 23d YEAR SAME MANAGEMENT. Tarrytown, X. Y., are visiting Miss August. Skermerhorn of Cam- Julia MacDonald at "Midwood." bridge is a guest of Mrs. Prescott. SOUTH HARPSWELL, MAINE Miss Ava Stewart of Somerville, Mr. L. E. Muran of Milton spent Stands on Directly the Beautiful Casco Mass., is spending a week with Miss the week end with his fam,ily in Bay. the Excellent Fosgote at "Camp Bluff." Alpine cottage. boating, fishing; private Mr. bathing beach and houses; fresh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ripley of Mai- Sumner H. Willis of Boston eggs, one lutter, milk and vegetables from the den, Mass., are spending August as spent the week end with his parents, No will so much farm thing give every day; fish, clams and lob- th6 guests of Mjs. C. W. Newhall at Mr. and Mrs. George A. Willis in the sters direct from the water; the rooms- to so '•Briarcliff." Meirose camp. I pleasure many people for so are large, light and airy; sun parlor, etc. Mrs. A. Sheehan and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Booklets sent. Mary Humphrey a time at so a cost as a have long little L. H. MERROW, Proprietor. William Fors of Lewiston, Me., spent moved to the Idlewilde cottage. a few days at *• Liberty." Mr. Edgar Coal is a guest. Spend Your Vacation at I he Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Abbott and Mas- Mrs. Bessie S. Sampson and fam- ter Harold Abbott of Lewiston, Me., ily are occupying the Hallowell cot- Columbia Ocean View Hotel arc spending August at "Liberty." tage for the month of August. Grafonola Arthur Black, Prop. Mr. Charles and Mr. Elmer Abbott Miss Lucy Glynn and Mr. Charles We a SO. HARPSWELL. MAINE of Lewiston, Me., and Mr. Robert A. Prescott have left the Allston cot- carry complete stock of Robinson of tage. Mr. and Mrs. will re- Unsurpassed situa- Rutland, Vt., are visiting Glynn all records main on account of Mr. catalogued, tion. Fine Fishing, Mr. and Mrs. Abbott. Glynn's including Rowine, Sailing ana Last Friday night a party of young health. the latest dance selections. ^|fMotoring. 230 feet of people had a clambake at the far end Mrs. Halton, Miss Muriel Halton, verandas. Panorama of of the Island. Those who were there Miss Viola Briton and Miss Halton mountain ana Sea. 15 were: Hazel Bower, Gwendolyn Jones. are coming in August. mi es boat from Columbia Co. by Elizabeth Barbara and Caro- Mrs. Esther Vugel, Mrs. E. F. Ful Graphophone Portland. 15 miles Eugster, 550 by ler of Mr. Frank Congress St., Me. motor fromBrunswick. lyn Erainard, Charleton Johnson, Her- Melrose, SetcheJl Portland, (■RAFONOLA JEWEL, $35.00 man Bibo and Ellis Vander Pyl.. The of Roslindale are at Cook's Shore Open June to beptember. Ktues and bookieiw on rpplication. yoang people were chaperoned by cottage. -Aiiss ciara Tart. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Culver On Tuesday, July 27, a number of of Tenaphy, New Jersey, have lert Your the Telephone Wants Quick Service to Our Customers young folk went on a picnic to Great Highland cottage after a very For Your Summer I Whaleboat Island on (lie enjoyable visit. Home "Wilanet." The Famous j Mr. and Mrs. Taisey acted as chap- Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Underhill have DUNN eroneg. left their Mrs. Albion Elwell BROTHERS Among those who went were: cottage. Cornell Fibre Wall Board Mr. and Mrs. Lima, the Misses Miri- of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Harrison Better than Lath and j Plaster, Triple Sizad b/ the Original Cornell Fibre I am Elizabeth L. Evans, Miss Lillian Mr. Process. it Provisions and Hosmer, Fuller, Roselle Evans, Sizing Making Thoroughly Moisture Proof. Groceries, General Mdse. i Cooley, Gwenydd Weller and the Mes- Earl Evans, Mrs. Guptill and Miss srs. Warren Everett Ethel Guptill. are taking their place. There is Nolh'.ng Better For Roofs Than Your trade in First Class Groceries, Meats and Provisions is solicited. Fuller, Russell, Donald Hosmer and Walter Mason. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith gave GEN AS CO a TRINIDAD LAKE Mail and telephone orders promptly filled Miss Miriam Hosmer entertained party to their daughters Friday ASPHALT most delightfully at Auction on Fri- night. The Misses Bertha and Mi- ROOFING riam WRITE Market at West Harpswell Delivery all over South day evening at the "Eldemido." Four Muran, Miss ICathryn Chandler, FOR SAMPLES Harpswell the Misses tables of players enjoyed an interest- Katherine and Alice C. M. RICE ing game, after which a delicious ice Prescott, Miss Helen Whittemore RARER COMPANY Miss course was served. The top scores Fanny Willis, Mrs. Milton General Paper Dealers Chandler Sherman were made by Mrs. Lima, who re- Mr. Converse, Mr. 8 To 16 Exchange Street Maine ceived a balsam pillow, and by Mr. Robert Converse, Mr. Giraid Dyrr, Portland, Mr. Lima, who was presented with a dpck Louis Colomb, Mr. Maurice A. E. PINKHAM of cards. Those enjoying Miss Hos- Muran were present. There was mer's hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs. dancing and games. Refreshments So. Harpswell, Me. Taisey, Mr. and Mrs. Lima, the Misses were served. Alice Dixon, Mildred Brownell, Ro- Mr. George Chamberlain has been Horse a few fam- and Auto Livery selle Cooley, Gwenydd Weller, Berta spending days with his flUCOCISCO Harding, Harriet Kelsey and the ily in the Chamberlain cottage. Our stables nre equipped to handle all the business of this place and Messrs. Walter Donald Hos- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Chamberlain, we are prepared to furnish automobiles and teams Mason, and with careful drivers at Miss Florenna L. Mr. any hour of the or mer, Everett Russell, Redfleld Chamberlain. Cottages day night. Expressing and mo"'.ng of all re- Percy kinds Theodore A. Morton have returned ceive prompt and careful attention. Have all your an.l Warren Fuller. Mrs. Cheney's CLIFF baggage checked in to ISLAND, MAINE care of A. E. Pinkham. South Harpswell, Maine. Victrola added much to the pleasure Newton, Mass., from the White of the couage. Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Cellar evening. Excavating, Work, Wells, etc. Mr. Joseph F. Ready expects that his cottage will be repaired within References—Special rates a week if the weather permits. for June and September. Miss Edith Cumberland, a dancing teacher and Miss Grace Cumber- Mr*. K. B. BATCHELOR The Beeches Littlejohn's I. land have come to the Cheery Inn CUfP ISLAND cottage. Mrs. F. A. Cumberland will follow them. Laundry Agents Ordera taken for Lobsters and Fish MRS. C. E. PETTI NGILL HOTEL ROCKMERE. Mr. Joseph Berkhard has come Telephone (104-605 from to « Proprietor Revere visit Mrs. Captain THE C-T. SWETT The social season has beon a A. Cummings. COMPANY Every amusement ior guests. lit- tle this President Fay and some members The air of the eea braces ap- quiet week, being between Provisioners of the petite. Yachting, Bathing and the July and the August guests. But Casco club called here the Wholesalers And Retailers of Fishing. the dances have been greatly enjoyed other day. Miss Beatrice Miss Ger- by all, including the numerous cot- Stlckney, Hotel, Yacht St Shipping Supplies tagers whom Mrs. Kathorine George trude Cogill of MalcJcn, Mass., Mrs. C. H. Game In Mr. Joel Kelsey left the Island Fri- was so kind as to invite. The ten- Stearns and Miss Gertrude Fancy Season, Broilers, Squab, Capon, and Ducklings Stearns of day to spend the week end at Se- nis tournament, scheduled for Thur»- Wakefield, Mass., are Milk and Cream From Prlvale Dairy with Bustins Island two weeks at the Arcade bago Lake. day Tennis Team spending Head of Portland Pier Miss Ferry Wharf Miss Annabel Warren of Exeter, N. was postponed until Tuesday because cottage. Francos Wilson and of Miss Helen Wilson of If, has returned home after a three the weather. The present guests Reading, Mass., 130-132 COMMERCIAL ST. PORTLAND, MAINE weeks' visit at "The Cedars." of the Hotel Rockmere are: Mrs. J are there for three weeks. Durant The Baseball team the Mrs. Maynard A. Cheney has re- W. nnd the Misses Durant of Boys played Girls team once again and beat them The second "Inland for the turned to her home in Dover, N. H.f Savannah, Oa., Miss Halfllegh, Mr. Party" and 37 to 3. women of the Island wan held on after spending a few weeks with Mrs. Mrs. Sawyer, Miss Elsie Saw- Lancaster at "The Cedars." yer and Miss Ruth of Dor- Tuesday afternoon at. "Mudjekeewls", Sawyer Famous Flower Market. WE HAKE A SPECIALTY Rev. and Mrs. J. K. 'Phone 902 with Mrs. H. F. White as hostess. Wontworth P. Stewart, pastor chester, Mass., Mr. of Mason of Rio de Janeiro Is noted for its (low- OF Over forty women brought their work the First Methodist church of Ja- Boston, Mass., A Harvey of maica Miss er market, which Is but a short dis- and enjoyed a two hours' exchange Plain, Mass., spent a week as Arlington, Nyles of Arlington, the guest of Ida Mass., Mrs. H. Teel of Boston. tance from the point where every of Ideas. At the next meeting each Miss Sawyer at Camp Souvenir CENTRAL GARAGE Bluff. train In tho This mar- Spoons, woman will 'bring her favorite re- city passes. Mr. O. H. Hamilton took a ket Is clplr; and perhaps an Island Took Hook Mrs. J. E. Donallen has returned to part> kept entirely by men In Euro- her home in of to Orr's Island In the etc. STOUGHTON FOLKINS CO. will be the result. An Informal dis- Lynn, Mass. forty pean clotheB—Portuguese-speaking In- Brooches, Novelties, Mr. and "Esther." cussion was held In regard to an Is- Mrs, Charles E. Clarke and dividuals who seem to have Inherited Miss Marlon Miss Laura R. mothor. Service Station (or all Makes land Library. It Is that the Clarke of Somerviile, Newhall, the love of flowers. hoped and Portuguese The suggestion to do Ma«s„ are again at the for party from South Boston. Mas*., of Cars something definite ''Redwing" most magnificent dahlias I have ever GEO. T. SPRINGER this summer August. will occupy the Oreen cottage for may be carried out. If eeen were In the of Sao Mrs. C. and shops Paulo, each family would contribute one H. Parker Miss Helen August. Wntohes, Diamond*, Jewelry, AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE Mr. and Mrs. E. B. of book this summer the nucleus of Parker have returned to Reading, Chlckerlng Brazil.—Exchange. Silverware Mass. Medford will occupy the Birches for 88 something fine would be ours. Some Ill Effects of worry. Oak St. Portland, Me. of the Miss Almina has returned thp first two weeks of August. women have plans for various Jelly to The effect of worry upon the In- 515 Congress St., Portland, Me. her home in N. after Mr, Harold >1111 and Miss Onlda entertainments and part of the pro- Newark, .?., a ternal glands has not been fully ceeds few weeks' visit with Miss Julia Mac- Kpy are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex- might well be put to this use. studied. Donald ander Hill of Atlantic In the Hotel Enough Is known, however, Mrs. W. D. Twlss, Miss Catherine for The to assure the that It affeeti Twlss and maid of L/ast Wednesday Mr4. C. W. New- cottage two weeks. engage- physician Lawrence, Mass., the HOTEL are hall entertained at "Brlarcllff" in ment of Mr. and Mrs. Hill's oldest secretions of these glands very BRUNSWICK spending August in the Parker O. V 8ICMAYER, Prop. Motor Boats for Sale cottage. honor of her houso guests, Mrs. T. H. son to Miss Lucille Brva Churchill, Borlously through the sympathetic Hot and Cold Water In Koom Marine Motors Miss Madlvan, Mrs. Luke O. who has visited thr Island before this nerves. Every Stanley Beatrice Twiss. who has stop- Bartlett and It thus becomes an Important Private Baths over Mrs. J. J. Allen of Boston summer, has been announced. Perfex re- ped at Ogunqult, will join her and Mrs. agent in producing exophthalmic goiter European Plan tl day up, with ba'.h fl.50 Waterproof Inanition, unppHe*, mother In a few J. E. Donallen of Lynn, Mass. Four Miss Elisabeth and Miss Marlon Cafe connected overhauling. Oaaoleno for sale. days. and a train of other ills that can only pairing, Mr. Harold tables of Auction were and Porter of Wohurn, Mass., have come Combination Moalu 2ftc, 3ftc, 60c Uond and Mr. Iveslle played be defined when the at of the »o tho Wohurn The rest of real functions Chlckrn Dinner evory Mb WM. H. Hawkrldgr of Hoston spent the the close afternoon delicious cottage. Rpeclal day ROHR, week the Is of the glands In are more end at "The Ledges." ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. family expected later. Miss question 21-23 Preble St., Portland, Maine 14 Commercial Wharf PORTLAND won Ethel Menchln and Miss Ruth NIc- adequately studied. Near Monument W. W. Cheney the first prize— Square Telephone Walk-Over Shoes The Thos. Co. The In Laughlin only place Portland where you can run your boat direct to a safe and good landing obtain a complete outfit of everything pertaining to motor boats, and Fall assort- Complete Marine Hardware ments in Latest Nov- of all kinds in Brass and Galvanized iron. 184-186 COMMERCIAL 8T.f PORTLAND, ME. Boat elties, including four- WELSH COAL KING landing back of store, between Long and Central Wharves. teen lines of New Any American who in the course iWAUT of the next year wishes to sell war Lace Boots for munitions to the allies should get in ►OVER communication with David Alfred Thomas, for he is the man Lloyd- Women have arrived. Make George has sent over here to attend your to that business. WEST END DAIRY CO In England they call David Al- 40 Custom House Wharf, Portland, Maine selections now while sizes and widths fred Thomas the "Welsh Coal King." Within the past eight years he has Our Ice Cream and Frozen Sweets are the become the active head of collieries kind you are want if Decided reduc- you desire the best. We can you at short complete.« price in South Wales at which 50,000 men supply (notice. Remember our location enables us find employment and whose output to send on the next steamer after tions on many kinds of Hot Weather exceeds more than one-quarter the receiving your order. production of the entire field. TELEPHONE Partly because he is Welsh, but 4 Footwear. chiefly because of his liking for mat- ters that have a mass of detail about them, David Lloyd-George at once be- thought himself of "D. A." when he Hutchinson's Walk-Over Boot to Shop began organize the cabinet with which he Is surrounding himself as KENDALL & WHITNEY 544 CONGRESS PORTLAND minister of munitions, so he chose ST., DEALERS IN "D. A." for the hardest job of the lot —business agent of the British gov- Agricultural and Horticulture! eminent in Implements, Fertilizers; BM. T. WORTH Jr. tne united states—and sent him over to attend to it. LEV, David Alfred and Thomas was born in Monmouthshire, Wales, where he still Poultry Dairy Supplies, Wooden Ware, Galvanized Iron Maine's Leading Optometrist and Optician lives, in March, 1856. He was educated at Manilla Hall, Clifton, and at 478 CONGRESS ST., Corner CENTER ST. Caius Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Cordage, Seeds, etc. college, Cambridge, where he was graduated with honors in mathe- Opp. PREBLE HOUSE, PORTLAND, ME. matics in and Also 1880, where he took his master's degree in 1883. He has been specialties in SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream 2174-W. cars our door Phone All stop at a member of parliament and it is twice, said, has been offered a peerage. Freezers, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Croquet Sets, Window Screens Agriculture is "D. A.'s" recreation. examined. Newport Park, his home in Mon- and Eyes Prescription lenses is Screen Doors. Call and see us. mouthshire, kept always in the pink of development. Awards of a hundred ground promptly. Mail orders re- » different sorts have come to him from his and turned next "farm," some of them have Cor. by mail. been taken in Federal and Temple Me. competition with the king. One daughter, the wife of Sir Sts., Portland, Humphrey Mackworth, makes up "D. A.'s" Gold filled Eyeglass Chains.... 50c family.

Prescription Lenses ground to order 40c and up MAY GET RED HAT OUVENIERS Genuine Shell and Rubber Frames for | Library Glasses $1.00 Three pontiffs have honored Most Heating and Rev. Thomas F. Kennedy, rector of Colored Glasses 50c and ud the American college in Rome. Pope ATLAS SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES Leo XIII made hini a domestic prelate Plumbing Sold only at this office. with the title of monsignor and sub- A Consultation Free All Kinds of Opiical Repairing sequently raised him to the titular bishopric of Adrianopolis; Pope Pius. Y Engineers X made him an at MAINE TOURMALINES assistant the throne Tinware in 1912 on the occasion of the celebra- The Iarfjest up to date line of Souvenirs Stoves, Ranges, tion of his twentyfifth anniversary to In ttie city. Also a lull line ol Lanterns the priesthood; recently Pope Bene- Ship Stoves, and dict XV elevated him to «be titular Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Galley Furnishings archbishop of Seleucia. This is, pos- and Diamonds Gasoline Engines and At the casino sibly, but a step from the red hat and DAYBURN Water Systems the right to sit in the of Cardi- Trefethen's College of all kinds at short notice Landing, Peak's Island nals. Repairing ADMISSION 10c DANCING Sc A COUPLE Archbishop Kennedy was born in F. & C. B. NASH CO. Daily Sessions 8-11 p.m., and 2-5 Marble Hall, Pa., the son of an Iron Saturdays Holidays p.m.. Gibson Orchestra 381-390 FORE ST. Superb Dancing Surface. Accommodates 300 couples ore miner. He was sent to the Amer- McKENNEY JEWELRY CO. ican college at Rome in 18S2, and was Jewelers and Opticians ordained a priest a year before he completed his course. In 1901 he Monument Me. people are Sq., Portland, already using the court was appointed rector of the college. it behooves the Tennis club to wake A friend says of him: up. Tournaments should be arranged "His is while to the piety very great, but the AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Gt.Diamond I. defray expense and J. ining mat impresses me most is Ills common D. MacDONAL.D, Prop. whatever debt there is a play or sense, good business ability and executive ^ some form of entertainment could capacity. His ability to keep on the main track of any work 121 Commercial St., nearly oppo- he has in hand easily be accomplished. and his power to make people work with him constitute big .site Island Steamers and South Miss On last Wednesday afternoon at Eleanor Palmer is away from factors in his ability. He draws people to him and works with them Portland Ferry: Elwell the Hall, under the auspices of island, visiting her friend Miss whether they want to work with him or not." 180 Middle Street, nearly opposite the Ways and Means Society, a card Frances Sturgis of Portland who re- Postoffice party was held. Auction Bridge was sides during ihe summer months with Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from played, prizes being given at each her parents in the Lake recion of dairy farm daily. Best of foods, table. Light refreshments were Maine. YOUNG'S INDIAN STORY quickest service, reasonable charg- served and the affair was consider- A ladles golf tournament was held es. Finest equipment in the East. ed a great success by all those on the golf links pres- yesterday morning. Visit us when in town. Elite Lunch ent. Those who received the The prize a cup prizes suitably engraved Representative G. M. Young of COMMONWEALTH HOTEL 487 Congress St. for ladies. were, Mrs. Mrs. was given to the Whitcomb, Ed- best selected score North Dakota, who Is now serving his (Incorporated) wards, Mrs. and Mrs. Nellie and also for the low Kelly, gross score. Aft- first term in congress, to the L. er the belongs State House Medbury. tournament the Misses Mills state of Opposite Last boundless prairies and bliz- week Mr. Lawrence Day en- entertained the players to a most zards. The state also has under its BOSTON, MASS. tertained many of his island friends delicious and dainty buffet luncheon with a wing several tribes of Indians. It is dance at the summer resi- at their cottage on the Upper road. Offers room with hot and cold of an dence of his on Mr. Indian named Storm Cloud that parents the Upper Phillip Coe of Portland spent water for $1.00 per day which in- road. A victrola furnished the mu- last week end at the Young tells a good cottage of Mr. story. use .sic for cludes free of public shower the dances. At half-past six B. T. Wheeler. While here he at- In the northern part of the. state a most baths delicious supper was served. tended the regular Saturday night was a tough character known to During the was dance with Miss evening punch Geraldine Wheeler. fame—or ill fame—as a horsethief. Nothing to Equal This in served. This affair was so much en- Miss Mabel Burrltt was most This bandit one day, when pursued New joyed that it was not by England until a late agreeably surprised with a party the hour sheriff, overtook an Indian who that the guests departed. given in honor of her her Rooms with private baths for birthday by had two fresh horses, and at the Miss Mildred of Delano sister at the point SI.50 suites of two rooms Kinsley Wyer's cottage which of per day, Park on his gun obliged poor Lo not to the Cape Shore, has been they have taken for August. Miss only and baths for $4.00 the give him one of per day. recent guest of her friend, Miss Emily Burbank and Mrs. Byrd-Grubb the animals, but also to Absolutely Fireproof Kathryn Wheeler, at her father's cot- were guests at this affair. The Miss- accompany him in his flight. They Kodak tage on the es came Temperance House Supplies Artists' Materials island. Burrltt are entertaining at pres- upon a lake on whose placid un Send Tor Booklet every Tuesday afternoon many ent their sister Mrs. Holden Smith of bosom floated a covey of ducks. The Developing, Printing and a Enlarging of the island folk be seen N. STORER F. CRAFTS, General M0r. little better than the other fellow. may stroll- Brooklyn, Y. Indian pointed at the fowl, then at ing over to the fort. Here they Yesterday Mrs. A. M. Mosher and the gun in the thief's hands. JOHN F. GOULD greatly enjoy the hand concert given daughter, Mrs. Grace Wood of New 549 "Duck, me shoot; give me gun," Conpress St., Portland, Me. hy the McKinley Band. On every York arrived on the Island. They other he grunted. Without thinking, the Tuesday the soldiers of the will stay with Mrs. Mosher's daugh- Post white man handed over the "Sebaseo Estates" go through the maneuvers of ter, Mrs. Samuel Augustas Stevens weapon. Dress "Now you CASCO BAY, MAINE Parade, which is a most in- of the island. Mrs. Mosher is just my prisoner, go right Tents For and back town! Me get reward!" tho Sale To Let teresting spectacle to hehold. over from England and has in- again grunted redskin, leveling the gun Seleot BOARD, fl0-fl5; modern fur- many at the man's head. On next Sunday Rev. Raymond teresting stories about the war nished bungalow n, camps |50-f350 for SULKOWITCH HARDWARE & PAINT CO. And in this wise one Calkins. D. Prior to her for of the worst desperadoes of North Dakota was season. Accessible from Portland. D., former pastor of the sailing America Mrs. Write 377 FORE STREET brought into the clutches of the State Street Congregational church of Mosher sent a letter to Mrs. Stevens, law. 9ebasco Estates, Club House, Me. fcebasco, Between Cxchnnge end Market Straet* Portland, will preach at the after- which did not pass unscathed Near noon service held at EJlwell Hall. through the censors' hands, and had Island Steamere Special music under the management been cut on two pages and one page TO LET of Mrs. Fred Palmer of the island was completely torn out. From the LEADER OF ITALY'S ARMY will be rendered. While on the is- general text of the letter it could At Cliff Island, Maine, six room cottage, land Dr. Calkins will be entertained be seen thafc all information readily When Gen. fireplace, water at sink, private cove, Mr. Herbert and real conditions Lieut. Lulgi Cadorna, by the Misses Bai- concerning in England flush also other chief of the Italian was closet, finely located; ley at their attractive on was completely obliterated. general staff, cottage the cottage*. at Head of We Lower road. ten years old he entered the military Inquire Cobb's, Want to Do the Pier. The Misses Wilson of New York, college of Milan. His distinguished Your who are occupying the Jackson cot- Drop-Llght 8hsd«. father. Oen. Count Raffaele Cadorna, In a tage for the season, recently enter- Drop-lights bedroom often cause thought It none too young, but the son tained at ■erious luncheon Miss Emily Bur- discomfort to tho eyes of sick often recalls that one of the cells set TO LET-AT hank, and Mrs. I3yrd-Orubhot.h of To COUSINS ISLAND people. prevent this take a child's apart for young offenders was so cold & the inland. shoe box and in one end cut a slit that In Eight room cottage, open fire place* Developing the winter months the Professor 'William LawrVmce • of soup large enough to insert the wire cord. which was the only sustenance of hard wood water etc. Columbia University, New York, 1b the floors, piazza, The light will then be encased on punished sometimes again upending hlB summer vaca- froze. Rent $100 for season. three sides > one-half of the room tion on the island. At how- will At the age of eighteen he was Printing present, be almost A few choice house lots for sale at ever, ho in away visiting his friend dark, and the other half transferred to the military academy Mr. Adams of Kennebunkport, Maine. brilliantly lighted. The light can be Of Turin, which he left three years reasonable prices. Now is the time H. M. SMITH directed as desired The many friends of Lieutenant by simply turning later, passing out at the top ot the to buy. Seypt will regret to hear that he the box about.—Good class. Photographer Housekeeping. 8 Elm will soon St., Portland, Mo. leave the island. He has When his father, as SEASHORE LAND COMPANY commander Cattman Films been ordered to service In the Phil- Cheerfulness Attrscts. of the Florence division, began the C. M. Bowker, Treas. ORDER RY MAIL ippine Islands. He always was A man finds himself pleased, he historical expedition on Rome, he most popular among the Islands and does not know why, with the cheer- 647 Forest Me. was attached to his staff. In he Ave., Portland, a prime mover In the social affairs 1875 fulness of his companion. It Is like was at the Fort. promoted captain, and from that a sudden sunshine that awakens a Miss K. Folger of Portland wa«* year dates the special work with secret delight In the without latel va guest of Mrs. Charles mind, which he has since been Merrill Its Identified. at attending to It. The heart re- CORDES' CAPE her attractive cottage. Mr. and He published a series of F. Q. "Old fashioned of joices of its own monographs Cordee, Proprietor. things solid worth, Mrs. 8. T. of accord, and natu* On them a D. Jackson Vaughan First- benediction, flows out into and class In Every Particular 1 he and atreet, Portland, were also guests of rally friendship Italian frontier are Joy comfort of the eart h which stfll the standard works for military officers work- Private Dining Rooms And Mrs. Merrill on Sunday. benevolence toward the person who for staff strength without restriction." In* appointments. His promotions have been steady, And last year 6«5 1-2—667 1-2 Congress 9t Now that the tennis courts have has so kindly an effect upon it.— lie became head of the army. He is old. been put in good shape and many Addison. sixty-four years PORTLAND, MAINE Antique Furniture Warerooms •2S Opposite Baxter Blook Conor*** St.. opp. Nblt« Library 8AM 8RROTA., Prop. PORTf^WD, MP. Disappointing Vacation Weathelr '! Forces " Unusual Abbreviations; ca., c-,biW;tl, daughter; f., or .fan bod; w. Wife.

• PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE, Mrs C F Berdorf, Montreal SUMMIT HOUSE, Peaks Island, Me. Miss Berdorf, Montreal Chebcague, Mc. E. Rowe Prop. Miss S I Reagan. Boston Mrs. C. M. Hamilton... August .Prop. Outing (See Adv. in another column.) A L Hull & Offerings w, Fitchburg (Sec Adv. in another column.) Mre Hiller L Mills & s, N Y Mrs J C Biswick, Montreal Mrs N M D Campbell, Montreal / are Gordon, Biddeford Mrs Elliott Jones, Montreal Margaret Campbell, Montreal Here some of them: John F Miller, Brooklyn Myrtie l'ettigrew, Worcester Harold Montreal t A Mudge, Cowan N V Jessie Buffum, Boston Hetty Mudge, Montreal Ladies Parasols at Half E Manchester, Attleboro \V S Madison & w, Melrose E C Fincke, N Y Price. We shall clear {ohn1' Stone & w, Natick C F Bardorf, Montreal Wm P Coxe, Boston our Mrs C B & NY and select stock of White Enamel Brophy d, John F Kerrigan, Worcester May Dunne, Montreal large High Grade Parasols at Furniture and woodwork is ideal for the summer D M Pratt & Lowell cottage. w, _ Michael Kelley, Worcester Airs M Tolmie, Montreal in odd For A U exactly half Price. held over Easily applied moments. Sale by Inscott, Rochester J L Ituzby, I'hila E A Smith & w, Winchester Nothing in this De- ■Miss C S Cummings. Roch'st'r .Mrs D L Buzby, 1'hila E L. Wood & w, Springfield partment. George T Staples & d. Dedham Miss Kinnitz, Worcester Martin J F Wood, 'Dr E P Worcester F S Springfield Disbram, Herman, Lawrence A M Shephard & w, ltrookljne Phyllis C Wells, Worcester Helen G Henderson, Boston E Harrineton, Somerville Bathing Suits—Substantial reductions in price Styphen Wiley & w, Fairfield A Mabel Archibald, Everett Wm J Wilson & w, T L Arlington be THE Sullivan, Boston Ethel Archibald, Everett Master H W Wilson, Arl'g't'n may enjoyed by early buyers in Suits for EMERY-WATERHOUSE COMPANY M rs M E & Moore d. David Sheehner, N Y H W Thomas & w, Passaic Bathing West Newton men, women and Dealers Mrs J L Mace, St John Que H W Thomas, Jr, Passaic children, also in Oils and Robert N Y Ruth Bathing Caps, Hardware, Paints, Varnishes J l'hail, Mace, St John ()ue Edith H Thomas, Passaic N J J I Tobte, N Y Willard Mace, St John Oue M iss Mary llundy, Ridgewood Bathing Garters, Bathing Shoes, etc. Corner Pearl and Middle Arthur E Colby & w, Lawr'ce Jean Mace, St John Miss Ethel Water-wings, Streets, Portland A Que ISundy, Ridcewood J Hanscom, Lawrence George A Beale, Boston E J H I'assaic In fact we are 4 minutes I. I) Howell, running in Sea- walk from Custom House Watson, N Y Annie B Beale, Boston W A Crozier, Phila Daily Specials L W Wilbur, Middletown Genevieve Beale, Boston Rachel L Graham, Phila shore and General Vacation Time .M E Accessories. Wilbur, Middletown H \V I' oor, Boston Thomas South, Weymouth Emma S Gensel, Jersev City B R F Collins & w, Miss Margaret South, M rs G & Put Us On Your her own Hendrickson <1, Newton Centre, Mass Weymouth Shopping List♦ Companies of Massachusetts experiences while undertak- City, N J Dorothea Collins, Newton Ctr E M manu-! this Jersey Harrison, North Adams of ing interesting and beneficial James S Shields, Brooklyn Katharine Collins, Newton Ctr facturers the famous Salem Gibral- | work. She will take a Wm S Fyfe, Brooklyn Sallie Collins, Newton Ctr SEASIDE ters and other -well known much needed C COTTAGE, rest while Harwood, Boston Miss Marie Bourrue, Boston Bailey Island. Me. tions. The confec-j here and wait until the M iss Pauline E M family were at the hotel1 Randall, iss E I' Harvey, Worcester Mrs. F. E. Cram Prop. conditions have St Vt S M last season. changed in China be- Johnsbury Rivitz, Boston (See Adv. in another column.) fore W B Randall, "St Johnsbury Miss Boston Mrs F returning to that country. Jennie Bernstein, Mayberry, Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Madison Pauline Berger, N Y Miss Ethel Henderson. Mrs H of Mel- Boston Mayberry, Portland Miss Mrs C F Rochester Misses A rose, Mass., registered at the Ruth McCandless of St. Louis, Merger Winn, Winchester W Graff am & w, Portland Mitchell & Braun hotel Edward Co- Boston A Porteous, who is Trainer, Julia Winn, Winchester Mrs T M Gates, Lexminster Monday for an indefinite sojourn. staying with her family at Everett Fisk & w, Boston F G Rich, w & c, I'eabody L Store J Moore, Newton Department Me. They have been on the island in sea- their cottage in the Auburn Colony Fall Kiver Portland, Mary Carpenter, sons a AUCOCISCO HOUSE, Annie Horden. Fall River past and are delighted with the gave very pleasant beach supper Cliff Island, Me. ROCKMERE HOUSE, Miss Jennie Cox, Chester, Pa many attractions offered for one seek- under the high cliffs Is- Mrs. K. B. facing Bailey Batchelor... Prop. Littlejohn's Island, Me. Helen Germantown rest land. (See Adv. in another Mrs, pQbson, ing and recreation. This is their I Coffee, toast, bacon and rolls column.) George Prop. Katherine Dobson, Germant'n Julia Kleiman, Pittsburg, Pa 1'aul Kneeland & w, Miss F C Winch'st'r WILLOW first season at the and Dorothy Armstrong, (See Adv. in another column.) Mrs YV A Dobson, Germans':'. Airs A C Alwood, 1' & COTTAGE, hotel. sausages, broiled over an open Baltimore Corey w, Winchester Bailey Island. Me. Mrs E M Boston E L Mosberge, Phila -Manchester Green, Ct E J Allen & w, ifire were with olives Mrs Geo \V Trenton Lichfield, Cambridge Mrs. W. E. Johnson Tuesday morning a merry left greatly enjoyed Wood, Miss Lichfield, Boston M E Logan, Phila J Elizabeth Newton, N Y Sally Hendren, Boston Prop. party M iss Trenton A T (&ee Adv. m another the hotel at 9.30 a. m. for and other delicacies. The of Mary Wood, John J Sullivan, Boston Albei t Lushing, Chicago Bennet, X V Utile Wizley, Boston column.) a day's out-: singing Viggo Sahmal & w, X Y Miss A R Richard Estabrook, Berlin and folk was Miss II G Sullivan. Boston Philip Dunbar, Portland Wells, Brooklyn F D Tirell, Roston Mrs ing at Brunswick and A sail ■college songs pieces M rs Vance Wash Mrs A M Anna M vicinity. j Cheney, Mrs. Lettie E Shriiber. l>oston Meeker, Newark II J Small, Wright, Camb'ge was in the Dr H G Howard, Brockton Boston I'onald \\ right, enjoyed to Freeport and very popular glow of the large Norton & w, Trenton Walter S Melrose Ruth Hubbell, Lewiston Wm Benjamin. Montclair. N J Cambridge arriving C Pearson. Trenton Shepherd, Richard Wright, NY there the embarked on the full moon which rose shortly after Rosalind _ party elec- Mjss Dr Downes. Harrisburg Hubbell, Lewiston Irving Benjamin, Montclair Robt L Miss Emma Wright, Trenton A N Kerner, N Y Dempster. Buffalo trics for o'clock. The Miss Clara Linnell, Somerville Dorothy Hildreth, Cambridge OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Miss Ruth their destination. Bowdoin eight participants en- M rs J S Armstrong, Baltimore Frances Samuel X Y Mitchell, j McCullough and w, Kilburn, Germantown Guisburg, So. Robert D College was one of the joyed some good afterwards Miss M Baltimore Har'sburg V Gorton N Y Harpswell, Me. Morse, Boston points of inter-1 dancing Armstrong, Mrs J W Durant, Savannah Mary Kilburn, Germantown Margaret Ilishop, Marion R s iS: d's. Airs I*rank Arthur Black Morse, Boston est that were in the the music Dorsey, w, Miss Halfliegh Savannah Mrs S Malone, Portland liacon, Worcester Prop. many pleased to visit; Colony hall, being Baltimore, Md A Ruth E Adams, Weston, Me Mr Sawyer & w. Dor Rock & w. Orange N J ISacon, Worcester (See Adv. in another tnjilyRoss and be shown through. The return to furnished by a victrola. The guests of A D Clark, Baltimore Mrs r B column.) & wt Montreal Miss Elsie Dor Mr 15 NVeekes & w. Staples, Worcester A O Chatier & w, Boston J the island Miss M Edith Alabama Sawyer, Miss S I Herbert Ross. Montreal was made in time for McCandless were: Mrs. Dorothy iss^ Coulson, J E Mason & w", Boston Oyster Kay Heandy, Worcester (irace E Black. Boston sup-1 Dr & w, Phila -Mary Drew, Kingston, Mass per. were in the Collins and Miss Miss Yawger ■vliss A Harvey, lane Petty, Kansas City Mrs John B Xcvvcomb. Boston Harriet Following party: Sydney Brown, Edith MacKIeston, Montreal Arlington Drew, Kingston, Mass Miss Xvles. Arlington Lillie Richardson. N Y M ERR I CONE AG HOUSE, E M Evans & w, Boston C. F. Bardorf, Walter C. Rogers, Mr. Caroline Fowler, Messis. William and N Douty, w, s & d, Phila Mrs H Teel, Boston South Harpswell, Me. M L Leander, Boston SEA and Mrs. W. F. Lansden McCandless Wm Buckner & w. X Y THE GABLES HOTEL, Madison, Miss E. and Miss Mar- DRIFTWOOD, Arthur Dickey Prop. Francis Lordan, Boston So. Upjohn, w & d's, Germantown Me. I) Harpswell, Me. Florence Harvey, Miss Petti- gareta Miss Mof- THE Bailey Island. (Sec Adv. in another J Lordan & w, Boston 1<. H. Merrow Myrtie McCandless, Sophia BEECHES, Mrs. A. McK. column.) Dora Prop. grew, .Miss Jessie j Cliff Me. Gulliver, Prop. J Oscar Van. Boston !n Buffum, Miss Mary fitt, all of St. Louis, Mr. Shepley Paul CASCO BAY HOUSE, Island, (See Adv. in another ISurbank. Portland an°ther column.) Mrs. C. E. column.) Misses Annie Max Rosen. Arlington Heights r^CnL B \\ Bourque, Miss I of Long Island, Me. Pettengill... Prop. Mrs t G Dyson. Derry hitman, Lewiston Genevieve Beale, Mrs. Auburn, Me., Miss Elizabeth Page (See Adv. in another Bradley, Baltimore Miss Alice 11 Adolph Eisenberg. Boston Chas. E. Cushing Prop. column.) Nannie E Dyson, Derry.X U Boston David Cardozo, Miss S. I. and and Mr. of Dr T Dorsey, Baltimore Mrs C I)r C Hecket, E X r? *JVnF-- Reagan George Page Montclair, N. (Syc Adv. in another column.) C McCiuire. w & av & w, Toronto Miss Annie Loomis, St Paul Mrs A Hawkes, Portland seph Dahlgren of N. II L Newell & w, \V Carrolton I'lue, Boston Moses Princeton, J., Wm I Day, Toronto Middleborough, Vt Miss Elizabeth Loomis, StPaul Marion Hawkes. Portland Miss Harriet II Miss Alma Portland I'lue, Boston A F Foster & Miss McEwen of 'Newark, N. Mr. Mrs R G Oliver, d & s. Stanley, Mrs C F Pierce. Providence Spring, Mrs A w, N Y SOUTH HARPSWELL. J., X Ernestine Potter. Alexander, Winchester J Maniel & Montreal Durham. H Miss Harriet E Detroit Miss w, Binghampton Eugene Baker of St. Louis. Miss E F Merrill. D'ch'ter Ctr Pierce, Prov II L Xewell. Ir, \V Carrolton Alexander, Winchester George II Byron, Concord Miss Alice H I'ierce, Prov w Miss Grace X Y I Ruth E Newell. \V Carrolton The Castle House orchestra of W A Barrington, & s, Ximptsch, Miss Ruth Tinkham, Prov ROBINHOOD INN. Geo Mitchell & w, Scranton THE Toronto Emily Plimpton, Florence, Fla HOMESTEAD. Bailey Island, Me. (Continued from page 1.) Boston, which is spending the sum- R M Boston WOODBINE & COTTAGES, Rosalind Nathan, N V Miss E. Powers, Maud Florence Bailey Island. Me. J. .... mer Me. Chambers, Caroline R N Y Massey Prop. here, gave a very much appre- Bailey Island, Ethel Fajans, T. E. Hazell (See Adv. in another Mrs. H. S. Sinnett Wright, Springfield I L Wood, Boston Prop. column./ ciated entertainment HILL CREST. Prop. C'arv Smith. Ann Gould, Portland to the residents (See Adv. in another Springfield Mabel Roak, River Forest, 111 (Sec Adv. in another (I Chebeague Island. column.) William Hubbard, column.) Leigh, the rain which and guests of the Auburn Springfield Edwin P Seaver & w. Bertha Field, Brooklyn began in the midst of Colony, Chas. W. Hamilton Prop. Miss Elizabeth Murles, Boston Miss K Hubbard, Northampton A Shaefer, Rutherford, N Y Springfield New Bedford I.eah Wattero, A the entertainment Thursday night. Invitations were ex- (See Adv. in another column. ) Mrs M E Murles, Boston Mrs M Puron, X Y Locksport, Y Mrs 1 Alexander Phila ceatfjd before any- II L I'.urr & w, Mrs C E Jr, tended to Mrs H H Tately, Montreal Edward Saxe, X Y Springfield Whitman, T R Alexander, Phila one was ready to the entire contingent and I )r E Thomson iS: w. depart. Eleanor Tately, Montreal Philip Lairne, Worcester THE Portland Farnnington, Ct L M Robinson, Phila nearly all The JOHNSON, Helen Havelen. Portland Miss F I! Mr. participated. program Blair Tately, Montreal Jack Greece. I'hila Me. Root, Farmington, Ct I) A Massey, Phila Joseph Gildersleeve who is spend- Bailey Island, C A Ale K M Smith, which was followed a dance read John Allen. Tr. NY Miss I>ada Meyes. I'hila H. F. Johnson Dunlap Jr. Hevel, Chicago Alethea Edwards. Phila ing the summer at his by Prop. S A Ellison, Mrs I' Smith. cottage on the as M rs R R Stevenson, Montreal Miss Bell L Balto (See Adv. in another Richmond. Va Phila Addle Blumer, N Y follows: Kingsbury, column.) I T Small iV w, Mrs L Y Syracuse, Point, was M iss Dutton, Montreal Mrs Ida I'hila Geo S Lewiston Travis, X Y C JI Moss, away several days last Meyers, Longley, Lewiston fc) E Miss Auburndale Piano Miss J Leland Clarke. I! L Baltimore Miss Lynch & w, N Y Marion Travis, X Y A I» Ball. week while he attended a solo, Kingsbury, Florence Frank, X V Mrs Miss N Y meeting of Brookline M A hstabrook. Emil Raphael, grandson iV- w, Viola Travis, N Y Mrs A II the Cambridge Frank. X Y Mrs I. H Ball, West field Lawson Goodnough Miss Dora Van of Remicks Miss Beswick, Montreal Miss C W '1 I) llobbs & ilyde Mass Schuyler, St Peters'g \V P Page, Corporation Wilcox, Combridpe w, Boston Mrs L Parkv Mrs Boston at Slielbourne Violin O L Potter &.\w, Albany Airs F Z X Y X E Cooley, Newton Mary Cushing, Boston Mrs Xanthus Falls, Me. Solo, A. M. Eisenberg Anthony, liosrren & w, Wavland A L Mabcll li Smith, Weiclon Frank Frost w, Newton G W O'Keefe, X Y Airs C II P.rown, Lowell Leonard. Miss A J X Y Solo Miss Helen Black £§ Osgood, Barre Doris Portland Chicago Meinzies, Mrs. Henry A. Free of Lewiston en- Dancing, Herbert Tatle/ M D Montreal fc. i^iberson, X Y Mable E Perry, Carolyn Stephens, Summis.N J Adell Hockett. X Y trio. Mrs_ Osgood. Springfield C Considine & R w, String W. C. Ossining. N Y A X & w, Mrs w, Boston Havell,& Montreal Miss A M tertained many of her friends at Rogers' Habberley Rockp't Jas Barr, Pittsburgh, Pa Levi Rennie Walsh, Newark Acl*tr Boston Mrs Stanley Thibbs, Anna Cooley, Boston Havell, Montreal F W Smith Jr w, Pianologue, M. Leander -J Rockport McMaster, Crafton, Pa v,rs R A Xewark "Free-croft" last Thursday afternoon Jirown, Itrooklvn^ Dorothy Havell, Montrtal Mrs Chas Parker, Worcester 'Exhibition of Modern Kenneth Brown. 7'rooTclyn Beatrice Havell. Montrtal Mrs E H at auction bridge. Dancing, Katherine Diiell. Mrs I' Trowbridge, Miss Grace Rlack and Mr. Brooklyn Hammitt, Brooklyn Worcester Adolph li I- Cadmus, X Miss The sloop "Doris" left last Wednes- Glenridge J Hammett, Brooklyn Helen Robinson, Arlington Eisenberg. Katherine Cadmus, Glenridge Miss M T Hammett, Brooklyn S I! day for a trip to Bar Harbor. Her Cornet Charlotte Miss Ethel Robinson, Arlington Solo, Max Rosen Cadmus, Glenridge Brownell, EOrange Alice X Y owners, Mr. Warren and Mr. Rich- Osborne I M Roddy. Vocal Trio, Max M. Cadmus, Glenridge Agnes Krans, \V Orange Mav Hartford Rojsen, Leander, Mrs S I'a Ebricold, mond Watson were accompanied by Stearns, Megante May Duffy, W Orange, X J A S X Y Miss Stearns. Miss P Heath, Adolph Eisenberg Menante Ostrom, Worcester S I! X Mr. Jean Albert Hill of Harvard. Mr. Mrs E T S Heath, Y Orchestral Selections, Marsh, Scranton Spanogle, Portland H Wilber. XY ■Hill is now obtaining his doctor's de- Bertha Bonart. Melrose Mrs Alice Clark, X Y A M Hatch. Entire Orchestra Feannette M Xewark, X J gree as instructor of chem- Grady, Roxbury Benson, X Y Adell X Y organic Dancing. W Giles & w. G W Hockett, Springfield Mills w, Montreal Miss Menzies, N Y istry at the Massachusetts Institute II Westheim & w, N' B iS: Berlin, H J Coffin f, Rochester, Y Cora Fletcher. Y of The guests Miss W M Carie X_ Lawrence, X Technology. On the way to Bar enjoyed themselves im- Levey. I'lattsburg Kraus, Orange, X J Herman Mat field X Y L R Rock. ^'rs Ci w, the "Doris" several mensely and appreciated the kind- Newtonville I'lanchct, Ottawa, Ont W I! Page, Boston Harbor, spent I. & w, Brunswick Helen ness of \Vaagg Blanchet, Ottawa, Ont Jane L Clark, Brookline, Mais days at Squirrel Island where the these well known Boston mu- yachtsmen have several friends. sicians to the greatest extent. The entertainment started CLIFF ISLAND. Dr. Brooks H. Wells, the well known shortly after eight and ended later physician of New York City arrived than expected Hill Crest for all were loath for a yesterday with Prof. Ulrieh Dahlgren to discontinue the delightful Ready (Continued from 2.) of Princeton at the latter's dancing. The weather, Dip Page cottage. which had been CHEBEAGUE IDEAL HOTEL HAS Dr. Wells is one of the directors of quite disagreeable the entire day, made LARGE NUMBER OF TOURISTS. the Woman's Hospital on 109th St., allowance for the concert and the was marvel- in The house was not Amsterdam Ave., 'New York. This evening the for Surf of empty very ously clear. long, however, for last Tuesday an- Notes of Interest hospital is the largest and best equip- Concerning Happen- ped of its kind in the world. He is other merry crowd of laughing and ings at Hotel. also Hotel Sea Gables. chatting girls arived on the island to editor of several medical papers. The He met. Prof. the occupy this house. It is expected that inclement weather of the past Dahlgren at New York Fishing parties and sails around the Sea! four a on his way from this party will remain for the month. days caused postponement of Princeton, N. J., Bay have been popular amongst the some of where he has been Time will not, however, hang long the social events planned by conducting a mos- guests of this popular house lately. We havea the a quito On big collect- while this lively throng are nearby, as guests, clam bake at Goose Is- campaign. Monday last, Mr. IE. H. Young of land was ion of Suits to wear in the they already are Cliff Islanders and one of the events that had The beautifully lined cruiser "Ven- Boston, Mr. A. P. Foster and Mr. A. G. to be Panaroni enjoy to the utmost the boating, given up. However, the party ture" of Boston put into Pott's Har- of New York City, hired sea—as well as had the Mr. caps, shoes swimming and other amusements lobsters and clams served at bor last Thursday night with Messrs. Hamilton's motor boat and de- and other accessories. which are popular on the island. supper that evening and all the guests Dana and Robert Hodgkins and "Ralph lighted in a fishing trip outside off were bidden to partake. Southland, all of as of that sturdy rock At the New arriv- Boston, guests half-way lighthouse. Library last Wednesday the. als are in A Mohair Suits $1.95 to coming every day and sev- Mr. Shepley Paul of Auburn at the very good catch, speaking favorably Misses Bennett were in charge of the eral of for the these have been patrons of the Auburn Colony. skill of these sportsmen, was $12.50. regular weekly tea held from four to hotel in landed. years past. A pleasurable Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gardner of Au- Miss B. Beatty of Berlin, N. six. Mrs. Viggo Sahmal poured the whist and party of six tables was held in H., Mr. and Mrs. Panaroni Silk Gloria tea in a most burn, Me., were the guests of Mrs. spent Suits, $1.95 charming manner. These the parlor last in Frfday evening. The hon- Chalres A. Julia at the Conant Cot- Tuesday Brunswick. teas are now most the or of They to $2.50. popular among having the took the trip in an auto hired island highest score was a tage last week. Mr. Gardner is the for the folk, many people attending. I tie between occasion and Mrs. iHerbert H. Tatleyof proprietor of the Elm iHouse at. Au- returned late that after- The affair is not private and all who noon. Taffeta and Messaline Montreal and Miss Helen each burn. Mr. John Chllds of Swimming is indulged in al- wiBh to attend will be most Worth, Lewiston by cordially most all the guests who have the Suits, $5.00 to welcomed j lady having twenty-one points to her spent the 30th and 31st at the Conant best $12.50. here. beach credit. "On the cut" Miss 'Helen cottage as guest of Mrs. Elton Briggs. bathing in Casco Bay right bo- side the Miss Louisa Jenkins and Miss Mar- Worth won and she was bathing houses under the ho- Jersey Worsted Suits, awarded a "Ye Tarrie-a-While" Tea Room. garet Drewson have been J box of delicious tel. They can be seeu in recently confectionery. Gen- Handicrafts, Souvenirs, Cards for all gTing every $2.98 to $3.50. eral sometimes deep-sea fishing. This sport they not dancing followed and the greater Occasions.—Adv. day, several times a day. is only enjoy but they really catch -fish. part of the guests participated. Croquet also quite a well patron- TJje Miss Helen Percival of Auburn, Me., ized Last week the both caught two unus- usual dancing was pastime here, the guests hav- party given Sat- is 'Miss Katherine Paul of ually large cod. One the scales visiting ing only a few steps to take tipped urday evening and the attendance was Auburn before Dressier to the for a few weeks at the Paul the Sweaters the amount of sixteen pounds largest of the season. reaching course. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sailing cottage at the Auburn Colony. G. Panaroni while the other was about the and are as have become very clever weight Ashing parties popular as Mr. Laurie of The evolution of the Sweater of fifteen ever and Page Chatham, N. J., players, spending several has pounds. every afternoon many of the pleasant arrived last week and joined his fam- hours on been most and now mi- guests enjoyed this recreation. the lawn every day. interesting, Mr. Fred P. Green of Maiden, Mass., ily at the Baxter cottage of the Au- lady wears one on her shopping ■spend the week-end with his family Mr. ueorge A. Beale of Dorchester, burn Colony. for at their Mass., special for Merriconeag. trips, autoing and many dressy camp "Kamp Myszery," on agent the iNew Eng- Mr. W. K. Dana and family of the Sunset Road shore. land Telephone and rnis popular hotel la occasions, as well as ior Telegraph Co.f Westbrook find Mr. S. Sanborn of San undoubtedly sports. accompanied his two the liveliest In by daughters Francisco, €a1., were on a place Harpswell and silk Sweaters are the Last Sunday, Instead of Kev. Mr. Annie B. and four-day as Mrs. Bright Oenevleve Beale are at automobile in the White Moun- George Mitchell of Sc.ranton, Kloman of St. Stephen's »the hotel trip Pa., vogue—and here. Episcopal for an extended tains last declares, cannot be excelled. Mrs. they're church, Rev. Mr. outing. week. They had three au- Portland, Pressey, They are with Mitchell has, been here for Fibre Silk from an delighted the Island tomobiles and visited Bretton Woods many Sweaters $5.80 to $16.80. Episcopal clergyman of the same and the summers superb location of the hotel. and Mt. and has always found this Sweaters at and city, preached a most sermon. Washington. Angora $6.50, $7.80 $10. helpful The family have place to be her Ideal spot of spent four seasons Mr. and Mrs. the White knit at Mr. Kloman is a chaplain in the at Sidney Ensign of Maine Jackets $3.80. Long Island where rented a coast, but never before has Maine Militia and will they Newton, who are located on preach again cottage. They have Mass., such a congenial and clever as enjoyed short Ash Point for the manager I here soon as his duties of summer spent last been In cihapiain trips about the bay and spent one charge. Mr. 'Ralph W. Gran- are completed. This will be upon the at Wednesday night -with Mrs. Ensign's illson of day Bustln Island. Hyde Park, Mass., a guest of Hiddfes next mother, Mrs. at Au- Jaunty Sunday after the militia camp Mr. George Page the the house took a B. A. F. Collins of Newton Cen- burn large crowd for a Middies as as a breaks up for the ensuing year. Colony, to jaunty daisy! tre, Mass., accompanied sailing party Austin's Island one Mr. by his three Miss Louise of fine Hand smocked Middies and other and Mrs. iF. W. Davis of Long- daughters, Dorothea, Vaughan St. Louis day last week. Mr. Grandison Is Katherine and is the as a meadow, Mass., are occupying the Sallie were spending summer the guest personal aind friend chic new among the late arrivals. Intimate of styles—including the Casco cottage for the remainder of Mr. of Miss Carrie Fergerson at the Harry Lauder's, the Collins is the son of the late Rev. celebrated singer. "Blazer" thn summer. This is their first visit John Bridge cottage of the Auburn Colony. Mr. Lauder has presented Middies—in galatea and Collins who will be remem- him with to the Island and it is that it bered Miss Vaughan is one of the best some kilts which he to hoped by the older residents of the vore for the oc- silk, $1.00 $2.98. will be the commencement of known missionaries In the world. Sho casion of the many island as the pastor of the Methodist sailing party and enter- And more successive seasons here. has Just come from the tained his guests Waists—a wonderful assort- spent church thirty years missionary by singing some of ago. Mr. Collins on the When they return Mr. Davis will re- lived with his headquarters Lexington Ave., New more popular Lauder ment! (We are the exclusive parents during the pas- songs. Mr. agents sume his business, in the em- torate York City where she arrive#! from George Mitchell of Scranton being of his late father here and he took thir- for the famous "Wortnmor" ploy of the Boston A Maine Railroad was an Tslngtau, China. She went, to China ty-five of the guests on a aotlve member of the Island sail boat Co. ball seventeen years ago after mastering trip. nine at that time. This is his Waists-—only $1.00). the Chinese language in three Miss Emma Stearn« and friends, all first visit to the Island in years Seventy-flve people, including the from twenty-nine In this country. She came to NeV guests of the house Oreenwood, Mass., will Occupy years and he is being enter- amj their friends happily York before the had a the Quannapowitt oottage on Cliff Is- tained in shortly outbreak of very pleasant clam-bake on renewing acquaintances of the Whaleboat land avenue for the flr#t two weeks in his early manhood. German-Japanese disturbances Island last. Friday. Cap- EASTMAN & August. and has been unable to return on that tain Dousrhty of Orr's BROS. BANCROFT They arrived August 2 and Mr. and Mrs. Island took Fred O. Rich and account. She gave an them in his will remain here until the 16th when child address at tWe large sloop PORTLAND, MAINE of Peabody, Mass., are at the service last nnd Friendship they will return to their Vesper Sunday night and returned with them after a homes in hotel for their summer pleas- Massachusetts. outing. Mr. told of the conditions of Christianity ant sail and much enjoyed Rich is proprietor of the dinner oft Ye Pepper and religion In China and of some of the rocky shore of the Island. 1 Casco Bay & Unas ; ~^ ... j' will be'glad to know fhat he is now Harpswall Telephone 3290—Private Branch Exchange recovering rapidly from thd operation Effective July 3rd, 1915. .of WEEK O^Y8. having is tonsils out and now has returned to the island.*' Mrs. Lucy A. From Portland (Custom* House Wharf) i To Peaks Jones, his mother, has been in Port- Island (Forest City Landing) OREN HOOPER'S SONS | —5.45. 6.45, 7.46, 8.45, 10.00 a. land for a week where she has been m.. 12.15, Now on niDDLB STREET ••Just AUGUST 1.15, 2.15, 4.15, the *; PRICES 5.15, 6.15, 7.30, 8.15, 9.30 Qutslde High taking care of'Tier son in his p. m. Just Below Free recovery To Street ^ Rent District*? from -the Cushlngs Island—6.45, 8.45, 10.00 a. operation. j xn.. 12.15. 2.16, 5.15, 6.15, 8.15 p. m. •Recent guests of Mrs. William H. on To Little and Great Diamond needed Islands, •Newell were Miss everything Trefethen and Evergreen Landing.*. Marion Welch and, (Peaks Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 her sister, Mrs. James both 12.15. Mumford, for or 2.00, 4.16, 5.20, 6.16, 7.30 p. m. from Westifleld, 'New your cottage camp To Ponce Landing (Long Island)—7.00, Jersey. Having ».00, 10.00 a. m.. 12.15, 1.15, 2.00, 4.15. been most charmingly entertained by j x5.20, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Newell and her Crex Rugs—Just the for at To Doughtys daughters,, they. thing cottages, selling Landing (Long Island)— have now returned to their 17.00. 8.00, 10.00 a. m.. 12.16, 2.00. 4.15, homes de- 20 per cent discount to close. #.20, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. Sliding Couch Beds lighted with banks motor 2 4.00 p. m. a of and All yrs old. We make specialty Developing, Printing Enlarging. Miss Maude Richmond, who last here. Varnished To Clift Island, Western and cedar, ct pper ri\eted. A fine Central rolls: 6 ioc, 12 exposures 20c. Satisfaction guaranteed. season was iLandings (Great South exposures the popular leading lady | After a two months' stay at Bel- boat in condition. Price Chebeague), delivered when attention to mail orders. prime $100. iHarpswell, Bailey and Orrs Islands— All work promised. Special at the Jefferson Theater in Portland grade, Me., Mrs. Fannie Bickford has <10.00 a. m., a5.30 p. m. I To and who is resting after her sea- returned to her home on the island Both boats are at Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great long Harpswell Harbor. R.. TAYLOR. son in New York at the summer or J Ihebeague), Cousins, Littlejohn and Bus- J. house having enjoyed every moment of her j Telephone write to A. W. Childs, / Islands, Mero Point, Birch Island and Fidelity Building, Portland. Room 211, Second Floor of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. D. visit there. care of Dunn West •pswell Center—10.00 a. ao.30 Bros., Harpswell. m., p. m. Johnson, on the South shore, Return (Sundays.) spent! Mrs. George Hicks has as guests To Portland: j ±Tom several days last week in Portland. week her From Peaks Island Harpswell Center—7.15 a. m.. 3.00 ■this friends, Mr. and Mrs.! name "Hatetoquit" where are (Forest City Land- p. m. CHEBEAGUE. Miss Richmond was extended a hear- they ig)—8.25, 10.50 a. George Putney and their 9.30, m., 12.30, 1.35. 2.20, Additional Trip. daughter,1 visiting. 05, 4.30, 5.30, 8.30 m. Saturdays Only. ty welcome by her many friends and 6.30, 7.30, p. 10.00 p. ra. for Little and Miss Mildred Putney, all from Waver- From Cushings Great Dia- j Island—9.15, 11.00 a. m., mond Islands, Trefethen and admirers, several dinner and theatre Mass. 12.45, 3.15, 7.15 m. Evergreen ly, Summit House. 5.15, p. Landings (Peaks (Continued from From Little Diamond Island), Ponce and Page 1.) parties being given in her honor. Island—8.15, 9.35, Doughty Landings (Long Island). Return "Camp Providence" in the Massa- The 11.15, 11.55 a. m.. 1.30, 3.00, 3.55, 5.50, unfavorable weather of the 7.10, —Leave Doughty Landing 10.50 p. ra.. On last the young daugh- chusetts is 7".46 p. m. Ponce Saturday colony again occupied by past week interfered with From Great Landing 11.00 p. m.. Evergreen ter of Mrs. many of Diamond Island—8.10, 9.30, 11.05 Road. Mr. Trott Thomas B. Stenhouse and its owners, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ernest L. I 11.50 a. Landing p. m., Trefethen Landing spends a few the sailing and pleasure ILIO, m., 1.25, 2.55, 3.50, 5.45, 11.10 days her Miss Helen were parties plan- 7.40 m. 7.05, p. m.. Great Diamond Island 11.15 week with guest, Norris, Sprague and family from ! p. every his family. Miss Providence, ned here,yet -the guests found some- p. m„ Little Diamond Island 11.20 m. of From Trefethen p. Marion Trott is a the guests Mrs. Kenderline at a R. I., who will spend the rest of the Landing (Peaks Is- References: on to Junior at Jackson thing to occupy their time 11.45 a—Stops notice pur- on Orr's | and the Jand)—8.05, 9.25, 11.05, a. m., 1.20, ser to land College and a member of picnic Island. Mr. Pinckney season here. 2.30, 3.45, 5.40, 7.00, 7.35 passengers only, x—Express. the basket days passed by too for all. p. m. E. B. WINSLOW. Pres't. ball and •Norris, who has been the recent quickly I From Evergreen (Peaks Is- track teams. Miss Thelmer guest! Mr. and Mrs. M. Steward of Several new Landing C. W. T. CODING, Gen. Mgr. at IHarry arrivals were registered 48ftd)—8.00. 9.20, 11.00, 11.40 a. m., Trott was graduated from ! "Holiday tHouse", has returned to 1.15, the Win- Medford, Mass., will occupy the Cod- the past week and this month 2.16, 3.40, 6.35, 6.55, 7.30 p. m. chester Philadelphia on business. His during From Grammar School with one of daugh- ding for the of the arrivals are Ponce Landing (Long Island)— ter cottage remainder expected every day. The 7 30, F. Anthon the highest records. She will Helen, however, will visit Mrs. season. 9.10, 10.50, 11.30 a. m.. 1.05, 2.35, Komlosy enter •tennis court is occupied about all the J.I5, 6.25, 6.45, 7.20 p. m. Winchester School in the Stenhouse for two or three weeks From High fall. Mrs. R. H. time and several Doughtys Landing (Long Island) longer. Mrs. Boyce Judson and Miss White, daughter-in-law interesting games 11.20 a. Rev. of have been —9.00, 10.40, m., 12.55, 2.25, 3.20, Artist Charles J. Washburn, pastor of Dorothea the prominent business man, R. H. played by the guests. This fiOS, 6.36. 7.10 p. m. Emlen, botli from Philadle- j the Pentecostal at White of Boston, is now on the island. form of recreation is enjoyed From Cleaves Landing (Long Island)— Church Beverly, phia, Penn., are now guests of Mr. by many 10.26 South Shore Mass., at the | She is here and the 445, a. m., 2.10, 5.05, 6.2o p. m. preached Pentecostal and Mrs. Stenhouse. being entertained by Mrs. C. court is one of the From Little Church Chebeague—8.30, 10.30 a. here Sunday, at 2.30 p. m.. H. Roberts of the Massachusetts col- places that is always in use. of jtt., 2.15, 6.00 p. m. Great Me. A Many Chebeague, taking his text from St. John's delightful informal tea was helcU ony. the tourists attend the social at Hill From Cliff Island—8.15 a. m., 4.30 p. m. Gospel. From Western His discourse was by Mrs. John Morgan Ash at Crest Hall and Landing (Great Che- admirably given Visitors to the islands are at the dancing party beague)—8.06 a. m., 4.20 m. and home her| delighted p, greatly appreciated by all present. charming on Artists Point. with the Red given Saturday evening, From Central Che- Gertrude Dragon tea room and many being Landing (Great Walker-Crowley Thursday evening, Aug. 5, Rev. Mr. Among those she enter- in attendance. Sjeague)—7.65 a. m., 4.10 p. m. delightfully gift shop. 'Dainty souvenirs suitable From South Harpswell—7.30 Soloist and Washburn will preach at the same tained for the afternoon were, Mrs. H. Mr. and a. m.. 3.45 Soprano for gifts are for sale at moder- Mrs. Henry W. Thomas p. m. church at 8 m. K. Mr. and very Vocal Teacher p. Robins, Mrs. Bournonville, ate and son W. of 49 ] From Bailey Island (York Landing)— charges. Henry Thomas, Jr., Now that Mrs. Romaine and i Albion {7.16 a. m., 3.30 p. m. Eastern August with Its torrid Keyzer daughter, and 'street, Passaic, X. J., were From Orrs Landing, Miss Sarah Clarke Mr. Mrs. W. H. Cross, who have Island—7.00 a. m., 3.16 p. m. weather is here many have of Massachusetts among the arrivals of last week. The From Sunset Great people j been '-.'.ting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landing (Great Che- Chebeaeue now Miss Elizabeth Ash and Miss are a. arrived on the island for a colony, family here for a of two ■beague)—8.45 m., 4.30 p. m. stay Hart, have gone to the Hill sojourn of a •Esther Cooke. Crest weeks From Cousins Island—8.35 a. m., 4.20 Gift month or more. these is and they are much with m. Red Dragon Shop and Among where they intend to remain for a so- pleased 19. Reverend Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bournonville the island. | From Littlejohn Island—8.30 a. m., 4.15 Tea Room Paterson-Smythe journ of a couple of weeks. They 3>. m. who comes from Brantford, Canada are at the Birches, Mr. and Mrs. William J. GREAT CHEBEAGUE. ME. 'Rangely Lakes, were so pleased with the island while Wilson and From Eastern Landing (Great Che- to remain at Olive Me., friends. J son, Master Gifts to pleise all. Open day and evening. Lodge, the house visiting After their so- guests at the Harvey W. Wilson of 72 beague)—8.16 a. m., 4.00 p. m. of his | "Barnacle", that they n Lunches. Ice-cream, Box candies, etc. Special father, for the rest of the sea- journ there Mr. Bournonville will re- i \ Rutherford New Fro Bustin Island—7.55 a. m., 8.40 decided to remain on Place, Arlington, parties can he accommodated on order. son. longer the is- p. m. turn to his business in Jersey are here for their summer out- Frank L. PettingoH. Prop. Philadelphia land and therefore decided to remain From Mere Point—7.35 a. m., 3.20 m. and Mrs. p. Miss Ethel Fogg, Bournonville will return to at ing. They are delighted with the is- ,*• From Birch Island—7.30 a. m.. 3.16 Mgr. Mr. R. M. Taylor of Mas?., the Hill Crest for a prolonged Lowell. cottage, "The on land and with the was 'the recent week -end guest of [her Crumb," Artists stay. hospitality of the Point for the hotel. Mrs. Bicknell Hall at her beautiful j remainder of the sum- I mer season. The guests of Mr. Charles Doe of Mrs. on ; Thomas South of cottage, "Folkestone',, situated are Weymouth, uecent arrivals on Milton, Mass., Mr. F. W. Philipps Mass. the extreme eastern of the is- I the island are, | accompanied by her daughter, point Mrs. and son Raymond of Milton, who are Miss his Ralph Raymond and Miss Isa- Margaret South, registered Wed- land. Mr. Taylor returned to to the of | belle West, both from New living up meaning the cottage nesday for an extended home on Monday after a York. sojourn. pleasant They are the HAY'S— stay here. | guests of Mrs. Julia I Komlosy at her cottage on the South Miss Sybil Adams is the guest for shore. The large motor-boat, "Sans- a week of Mr. and Mrs. E. 1 Harry Soucie," has already been launched Robinson a/t the situated cot- prettily land many pleasant sails are aniclna'- at the End 1 Lotus Cream tage East of the island. ed in her by this family. MOT*# Upon the expiration of her week's Liquid 25c a Bottle Mr. and Mrs. William Allen ri»« visit here Miss Adams will return to ) Harris .and their frail her home In Worcester, Mass. daughter Hart-Lester are I expected to arrive at their cottage, At "Olive near Eastern Soothes and Comforts Lodge," , "Noddle-Head," by the middle of Au- o'clock Landing, ten-thirty Sunday gust. They have been wide- morning Rev, Paterson will travelling Sunburn and Skin Irritations Smythe ly through the Orient, visiting both hold an Episcopal Service. All those (on the leaving and return trip the An lotion for use after wishing to attend are most agieeable bathing cordially ! wonderful Exposition at San Francis- and and at all times where skin welcomed. shaving | co. At present they are in Alaska and Mr. William C. before comfort is concerned. Good for chapped Newell has Joined , coming to the Island they ex- his for and skin at all seasons. family his vacation here. At pect to make a short stay at their roughened the end or two weeks' time Mr. New- winter residence in Springfield, Mass. ell will again resume his in business Last Saturday evening Mrs. H. K. Massachusetts. Mr. "Harris Newell Is Robbins most dollghtfully entertained spending his vacation here also and in a HAY'S FIVE FRUIT few of her friends at dinner. Those a couple of weeks will return to New Is another warm weathtr prodi ct. It is an delightfully satisfying, having the pleasure of being present York City. Miss Mary Harris Newell cooling and comforting inwardly as Lotus tream is outwardly. , were, Dr. and Mrs. James Albion. Mrs. has left the Island for a visit to 8e- The combined juice* of Five Ripe Fruits in concentrated form .Gillespie and Mrs. John Morgan Ash. bago Lake where she Is the guest ol when diluted makes a delicious drink, Pints 40c, quarts 75c, Miss Marie Robblns arrived this week Miss Helen Mason, a former summer gallots $2.00. from the South for the rest of the resident of the Island. AT ALL GOOD STORES Reason. She is being most cordially The season baseball Is now well welcomed by her many friends on the Made started, two island. by exciting game* having al- We are quite oread of oar llae of ' MioDiugall kitchen oeblnet* end ready been played. The first game On of thin we show yon one In the little Tuesday week Mr. and plobare herewith, bat we'd be played against Mere Point turned out Mrs. Loula more to hnve visit mucb Webster and little daugh- pleaded yoa oar store end see the In our favor by the close score tl- reel Rood*. of ter Barbara arrived on the Island. 10,while the game last week played While here will "The Store Beaatlfai" ~ they be the guests of agaln«t them was lost by the narrow Mrs. Ml/ PORTLAND. ME/ UM Rebecca Webster at her most margin of 5