VOL. XVI NO. 2 Established 1901 Entered as PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 1916 Second-Cass Mall Matter Aug. 18. 1902 13, and June 23, 1915, at the Postoffice at Portland. Mniru PRICE 5 CEMTS

SOUTH HARPSWELL MERRICONEAG HOUSE ALL NEAR^ COTTAGES TAKEN OPENED EARLY AND HAS BEST AT THIS POINT. OF PROSPECTS.

Yacht Club to Hold Annual Meeting Manager Dickey Has Made Many Soon. Friends For This Harpswell Hotel. Summer The Goods Boston Yacht REFRIGERATORS club, which is The Merriconeag House opened its scheduled to leave Boston on the doors to the public for the season of You find our store 15th of on its attractive and full July annual cruise, will 1916 on Saturday, June 2Gth and the "The Kind that Save Ice" arrive at South Harpswell between prospects for one of the best seasons of merchandise that will interest 2 and 3 o'clock 18th. in its you " Tuesday, July history are most encouraging. It is expected there 'Nuf Said" will number be- Arthur B. Dickey of Mass., tween 150 and Boston, 200 people who will who so successfully conducted the make the trip. have SOUVENIRS Arrangements business of the house laBt season is Goods been made Right by Manager A. B. Dickey atrain at the head of the management of the Merriconeag House to serve and is daily receiving enquiries and Metal Novelties Fir a dinner and Pillows Pr ices immediately on their arriv- making reservations, not only from Bags Right al. Hamilton hall has been engaged the former patrons, but to many who for the and an Fountain Pens evening orchestra will have never visited South Harpswell Terms furnish music for Right dancing. The fol- or the Merriconeag. He has been Kodaks and Fine lowing day, weather permitting, they fortunate in surounding himself with Supplies Stationery Remember we have Developing and Printing everything needed for Books of Every Kind the cottage and bunga- Magazines low. Leather Goods Tennis Outfits Golf Goods R. S. DAVIS CO. Brass Novelties The Complete Homefurnishers Cor. Exchange and Federal Streets Loring, Short & Harmon F. E. HASKELL, Treasurer Monument Sq.

$ ? a k b Sfalauii Ijnuaf —so can Halpl) E. SUrnic. ittauager JJcaks 3lslaub : : : (Eanrn fflaiitr you RUGGED Day. SCENE ON COUNTRY ROAD IN EASTERN BAY. Hundreds of men and women are NOW OPEN will leave for an the home and Boothbay. Everyone efficient corps of help, many of touching up is a things looking forward to great event, whom were with him last season. when one of the fleets ever about the home with our largest r-v improvements have been paints seen in Harpswell will anchor in its made in the house since last Famous pleasant waters. year for years and varnishes. We have a varnish and this is especially noticeable in Capt. Fred Johnson and Abijah for the kitchen where a complete over- its liberal man- Stover speared a 700-pound horse adapted for tables hauling of the ranges and broilers especially chairs, mackerel a mile off Bailey's Thursday has been accomplished. The same agement, superb and morning after a hard three hours' fight. furniture which we call hieli standard of the quality and va- The day before five location and fine they fought riety of food that characterized this hours and a half with but the one, house last year will be continued this shore fish succeeded in dinners. Ev- getting away. It Is year and the Shore Din- and the first ever towed into Merriconeag Imperial Rubbing Harpswell ner will continue to attract the erything modern. Polishing within the some memory of of the lovers of sea food. which hard and no tack local men and the captains were kept Accommodates 500. drys quick, For out-door recreation, the tennis busy all day showing admiring visit- court is into a and the more use it the better ors the bouncing mackerei. being put shape, Rates, booklets and you croquet has been laid out and Eight motor two ground boats, sloops and clock floor on the a golf will be introduced. Ar- plans polish. 25c, 45c, 75c schooner, which made up the Port- ap- cans; easy rangements have been made for sev- land Yacht club made a fleet, call eral to on entertaining companies to give plication. open Harpswell Saturday evening on concerts the season their annual cruise. through and dancing will be enjoyed the One of the grandest of fire by displays younger set. works ever seen at Harpswell was M. The season will continue until af- F. shown at the Auburn the Bragdon Paint Co. colony night ter Labor and after the Fourth. All Day indications point of the colony ♦ o a were business to the capacity of the St.—47 present and a real good time house. I 47—Exchange was enjoyed by every one. On your way up town Miss Nellie Peterson is occupying her cottage for the rest of the sum- The store with the yellow front mer season. me Harpswell Laboratory is look- ing forward to one of the best sea- sons in its history. All but one or two rooms are filled by the doctors and research men representing many institutions. Among the gentlemen present are Dr. D. S. Johnson of Entrance to Wildwood Inn. Johns Hopkins, Dr. H. S. Neal of Shore and Chicken Dinners Tufts College and Dr. W. H. Lewis of Afternoon Tea Johns Sand Beach, Bath REMOVAL Hopkins, who are well known Houses, Bathing Suits to Let. 500 Foot landing for motor in their line of work. Dr. Ulric Dahl- boats at all tides. gren of Princeton University, who is now engaged in special research at WILDWOOD INN WILDWOOD Cleveland, O., is expected later in the PARK, CUMBERLAND FORESIDE Wildwood Inn is The summer. Dr. Kingsley, who was at the only place under personal of management Tea Institute the English Keeley head of the laboratory last year, Room, excepting 609 Congress Street, Portland, Maine. The oldest am! best is now in California with his known Institution in New England for the family treatment of and and Dr. Neal has taken his Liquor Drug Addictions, has moved from 151 place Congress here. be raced for tomorrow from Street, where it has been located Bar Har- for the past twenty years, to bor Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Little and fam- EASTERN YACHT CLUB to Marblehead to keep the fleet ily have arrived at Haskell's, where intact as possible. Fleet The they will stay for a good part of the Arrived In Portland Harbor' cruise ends at Bar Harbor to- 523 summer season. day, the annual dinner and distribu- CUMBERLAND AVE. Thursday. tion Mr. Herbert O. Cook of Portland of prizes taking place in the The first log of the cruise of room. Corner of visited the town for a day on busi- the reading Mellen St. ME. ness. Eastern Yacht club, of Marblehead, PORTLAND, manager was last Ash Point is also made happy by a. h. dickey. completed Thursday after- Organ Concerts. the arrival of noon when the yachts arrived in Telephone 5470 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Last Monday, July 10th, at 3 p. m. Portland Harbor on I'.ieir to Hat- Thomas, who are here for a short The season at. tho way the first municipal organ concert was Merriconeag Harbor. The stay. House i« yachtsmen held a dance held in the hnll auditorium. rapidly advancing and pass- at Peaks city Many 'I he "Sunset on ers Island during the of the Cottage" Hurricane by will note the groups of yearly evening! summer people visiting Port- is now and proceeded on to Rooth- Ridge occupied by Mr. and patrons gathering on the broad piaz- Friday land and the Hay availed themselves Mrs. Everett G. zas bay. Saturday a race around Heron of the Sherwin of Worces- and recounting events of past opportunity of hearing Mr. Mr- who to Islands to White Head bell was Farlane ter, Mass., plan stay two years In which they have been par- buoy play on this one of the most BRING months. held, and Sunday the fleet YOUR TROUBLES TO ticipants. Manager Dickey. who celebrated. beautiful organs In the world. From US Visiting Day, in the afternoon assem- now on hails from the state that introduced dally concerts with the excep- bling again at Islesboro. tion Sea Gables. Old Home Week, says that it is a Monday of Saturdays and will a was to Sundays Prescription Work given racing to Fox Island be given Mr. Specialty The addition of several now boats, typical gathering as seen at such by MacFarlane from 3 thoroughfare, and rac- to 4 Bathing Caps, with the bath times. The advance are Tuesday they p. m. Drinking Cups, Flashlights, Films, Film Packs, Improvement of the gathering ed down to Saddleback has looking forward to another week Light, Jeri- Kodaks. and houses, added to the many at- cho and done when Hay and Burnt Coat harbor. Duck Dr. and Mrs. Developing Printing correctly promptly tractions of the Spa Gables, long not- they will be Joined by many Frederick A. Weene m^re Island in Frenchman's Hay was book- of ed for Its delicious shore dinners. and by the lfith it will be a re- Boston are ntopping at Old Or- ed to be reached union in yesterday, with the chard. Mrs. was The Simmons & Hammind Many guests are booked to come every sense of the word. Weene Miss Rose Store, final run to Har Hai'jor today. Many Plt.noff, who shortly and It will have, undoubted- A very forecast of a attained the distinction 633 Congress St., encouraging of the are to sail opp. Lafayette Hotel, Me. one of its best yachts expected of being the only woman who com- Portland, ly, seasons. Among successful season Is the heavy ad- farther east, but the Norman cup will pleted the swim to recent guests are Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. vance booking not only by former long Boston light. ■ Coombs ■■■■ ■ — of Haverhill, Mary Metton patrons but by many vacationists _■ Coombs and Spencer Worthen of the who know of South Harpswell and same city, Mrs. C. Kidder of New the Merriconeag only by reputation. York, Joseph Hart of Somervllle, It Is an assured fact that their intro- Haskell Mass.; Geo, O Leuler and Geo. Mil- rluctlon will mean repetition of vis- & Jones lar of Company Portland, Ore.; Miss Mnrlon Its In future years. Lawrence and Mr. MONUMENT C. H, Lawrence The float, wharf has been nnchored A. A. SQUARE of TOOHEY Franklin, Mass.; Geo. Smith of and Oapt. Oetehell with his E. L. naphtha Portand, Chandler, Lewlston: launch and Capt. Toothacre with his R. E. Reliable Apparel for Men and Weymouth, Portland; Mr. and sailing boat are placing themselves Women's Wear Mrs. A. E. Bushar of Bath Boys and I. F. at the command of the guests, which Winsford of New York. Distinctive in means delightful sails and fishing Design and Quality 566 CONGRESS ST. (Continued on page 7.) PORTLAND, ME. (Continued on Page 2.) Miss Ruth Warren and Mrs. War- | ren and Miss Mary Laird of New York City are visiting Mrs. Stokes Bailey Island for two weeks. Woodbine and Cottages Mr. R. C. Heebner has arrived to ~ MRS. HUMPHREY S. SINNETT, Prop. JOHNSON & LEEMAN the summer spend with his family at CA8CO BAY'8 LEADING GROCERY AND GENERAL 8TORE the Bell-goed cottage. Bailey laland, Maine. We have everything needed (or the table, and our meat department Robin Hood Inn. Mrs. C. J. Benson and two is the beat in daugh- This popular boarding house was among Casco Bay. All our vegetables are received daily. Stove have of the first to open its doors for the enter- and Already many guests arrived ters, Baltimore, Md., have taken Fireplace Wood. Our new auto truck assures the trade of of guests. Location prompt to of the times offered the Bluxom for the season. taining ideal, being service. partake good cottage at the head of the famous Mackerel them by Miss Massey, proprietor of BAILEY'S ISLAND Mrs. C. H. Noice of New York City Cove. Fine table supplied with the best TELEPHONE 8011-2. MAINE Inn. There have been a number obtainable. and the is visiting Mrs. Benson. Bathing, Boating Fish- of fishing and boating parties, eic. ing near the house. Rates and circulars Mrs. Wm. A. Ingersoll and Miss on application. Tel. 615. The arrived are: guests already Marion Ingersoll of South N. Miss New York Orange, Dorothy Judson, J. and the Misses E. and R. Roberts City; Miss B. Gould Westcott, Bal- are spending the summer at Briny- timore, Ind.; Miss M. D. Widmayer, mede. Malne Mew York City; Mr. and Mrs. W. The BaMry lsland• Prof, and Mrs. John Chester Adams The . JOHNSON~LT H. F. Paul Stuckart, Scranton, Pa.; Rev. First National Bank of Portland ,7 JOHNSON, Proprietor of New Haven, Conn., have the Brown AND COTTAGES and Mrs. Wm. Porter Niles, Miss Open June 15 to October 1 cottage for the season. Prof. Adams THE Serena O. Niles, Messrs. William W. OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN THE CITY Enlarged capacity. Beautifully lo- is Professor of English Literature of cated at the south end of the Island and George S. Niles, and maid, Nash- near Yale College. He has launched his and Over Little Harbor. The Johnson, ua, N. H.; Miss Alice Everhart, New Capital Surplus and cottages contain about forty yacht Wrath, which he keeps in all York City; Miss Mary E. Hull, New rooms, pleasant and airy. Thor- Mackerel Cove. ONE MILLION DOLLARS oughly modern, York City; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. toilets, bath, etc. Saw-j Mrs. H. R. Adams, who built the Table supplied with best market yer, -Brookline, Mass. Invites New affords. Sea food a first summer cottage on Baiiey Island, Deposit Accounts and Personal Interviews. specialty. Fresh milk, eggs, poultry and vegetables and the Misses are at raised on the The Johnson. Adams, again premises. Bathing, their cottage for the summer, on Boating and Fishing. New Dirt Tennis of the guests early which have an THE KEELEY INSTITUTE. Courts. Rates on applica- Many arriving they addition 9 tion. found Mr. Johnson prepared to re- ft. 20 ft. The by Misses Adams spent H. F. JOHNSON, Boatbullder ceive them and a great many seized the latter part of the winter from Portland has many industries and Repairing Promptly Done the opportunity to visit this delightful February to May in Norfolk, TVa., Little Diamond I. institutions for which it is noted, but ) island before the season really com- where in the morning they conducted none is more widely and favorably menced. Among the guests are: an open-air kindergarten and in the known than The Keeley Institute, for Mr. and Mrs. H. M. New the Occupies a commanding situation at the Bassett, afternoon a pay playground for the treatment of liquor and ad- southern and drug THE HOMESTEAD most picturesque end of the York City; .Mr. C. A. Maxwell, Port- children of the best residential sec- The of Mr. dictions. This Institute—a branch of island—within a short walk departure Phillip James BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE. of either land, Me.; Mr. 3. tion of Norfolk. The Institute ocean or bay shore. The George Merrill, is much regretted by his many Keeley of Dwight, 111. Homestead table- ...... and Yarmouth, Me.; Mr. W. F. Pillsbury, Mr. \vm. A. Root, who the friends on the island. He —has been established here for twen- < '»»i service spends departed are Gorham, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. and summer with Mrs. Adams, his sister, last Wednesday to enter in business ty-six years during that period homelike Mr. and Mrs. N. arrived has been located at Murphy, Newark, July seventh for the summer. there. He is one of the most popu- 151 Congress and in alt P. Willis, Auburn, Maine; Miss Mur- Mrs. C. J. Prescott of Orange, N. lar young members of the island and street (Munjoy Hill). respects Haverhill, Mass.; Mr. Fred J. is at Mrs. will excellent. 1>hy, Scott Leeman's for the accordingly be greatly missed by Recently, however, owing to the Fresh N. Mrs. Rugg, Portland, Maine; summer. Her sister, Mrs. Arthur D. the island people. greater demands made upon it for milk, H. S. Sears, Arlington, Mass.; Rones, president of the Quincy Fed- James E. Moore, Jr., has been accommodations, the Institute has vegetables- from our Mrs. D. L». Phillips, Little Rock, eration of Women's Clubs of his vacation with moved to a more commodious build- Quincy, spending his moth- own Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Per- er in the Mass., is visiting her for two weeks. here. He left last Saturday for ing western part of the city. garden. kins and family, Exeter, N. H.; Mr. Mr. Chas. Gilman and family of New York, where he will begin his The new Institute is ideally situated Tennis Court. Denys P. Myers, Cambridge, Mass.; Lewiston. Me., spent a few at rehearsals for his winter at 523 Cumberland avenue, corner of days engage- Illustrated; Miss Martha Dampman, Pittsburg, ment. was Mellen in the their cottage, Seacliff. Mr. Gilman He given a hearty send- street, best residential Booklet. Miss Rebecca New off near Penn.; Dampman, first came to Bailey's thirty-one years by his many friends here who section, one of tne city's most York Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pres- City; ago and his cottage is one of the wish him a most successful winter. beautiful parks, and within one min- OPEN JUNE 15th to OCTOBER 1,t THOMAS E. HAZELL cott, Hudson, Mass.; Miss L. Blanche i oldest summer residences on the is- Recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. ute's walk from Congress street. It Huckins, Hudson, Mass.; Dr. and land. A. E. Leavitt and family of Newport, is convenient to automobile tra- Mrs J. G. Gehring, Bethel, Me.; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Root of New Maine. They have taken a cottage vel, as Cumberland avenue is also the W. J. Upson, Bethel, Me.; Mrs. Jas. York City have arrived at their cot- on the island for the summer. state highway. The building itself is Barr, Pittsburgh, Pa. tage the Takitizi, for the summer. Miss E. Walker of New Haven, modern throughout, thoroughly equip- The musical comedy, "Fannie Brown Conn., has arrived at Little Diamond, ped with every facility that can add Driftwood ■"ESS"- The Driftwood. where to the comfort On Sea of Portland Town" was given once she has rented the cottage oc- and convenience of the Cliff, Ocean Side. Open to Sept. 25. The evenings at this popular house more to a packed house. In every cupied last year by the Dunlope patients. The rooms are exceptional- Superb View from 60 foot Porch are it who will not come and and delightfully spent in card games way was more successful than the family, here this ly large pleasant the meals Thoroughly good table and comfortable and Victrola music, pro- preceding times. This under summer. served in the private dining-room are rooms overlooking surf. thoughtfully play, New vided Mrs. Gulliver. A number the direction of Mr. Robert Miss Margaret Eckman and her unsurpassed in excellence. dining room seats 60. by Dempster, "Winter address Nov. The to May 10, Eustis of guests have already arrived and the well known actor, has been giv- grandmother, Mrs. Townsley, both ot Keeley Treatment itself is so Fla. more are Her are: en three times on Scranton, Penn., arrived last week for well known that little need be said expected. guests Bailey's island and ! Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver, Proprietor. Mrs. R. C. Drinker, Miss Eleanor once on Orr's to very appreciative the summer. They are in their nere in relation to it. It is the only Drinker, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Tho- audiences. It is expected that ft will pleasant and attractive cottage again. treatment which removes the craving Dr. or mas E. Davis, Miss Henrietta Davis, _be given at least once more. Already Eckman will join his family later appetite for liquor or drugs and in tne season. restores Ruxton, Indiana; Mrs. W. T. Aspen- Mr. Dempster has made quite a sum the patients to normal wall, New Canaan, Conn.; Mr. W. A. of money for the library fund Mr. William Hill and family of health. This is accomplished without Bradley, New Canaan, Conn.; Miss Mr. Irvin Sinnett, who has been Collinsville, Conn., arrived here Sat- any sickness or suffering, and with no for MISS Grace Gilbert, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss I spending a short vacation with his urday their usual summer stay at unpleasantness whatever. It es- MASSEY their ROBIN HOOD INN —Proprietor— Ethel Parkman, Portland, Me. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Sin- cottage, Springcliff. pecially appeals to persons addicted j The ideal nett, has returned to New Last Sunday. Miss Annie C. Knight to the use of drugs, who are assured location on the | York. on the east Island—situated entertained end and in full view of The Homestead. Sirs. Mary C. Cooper and that under the Keeley system there is ocean. the Beautiful pine groves and walks On the of the Fourth a son, Frank, of Waterville. Mrs. no sudden withdrawal of the around the night party Millinery Sale, Rats drug, house. The house is modern in 98c., "Eustis." is of which every resulted in a musicale which was en- —Adv. Cooper Dean the Women's De- they have been educated to respect—toilets, baths and sewer- | age. joyed by all. A quartet composed of partment in Colby college. Miss dread. The patients are under the Mr. and Mrs. Hazell and Mr. and Knight leaves today for Denmark, direct supervision of the resident Rates and phy- Circulars upon application Mrs. Stuchell sang, Mrs. Prentice Maine, where she will remain at Col- sician, who has specialized in this THE MERRICONEAG farm for a Open June 15 to played two pieces from Chopin and by fortnight. line of diseases, and every necessary September 15 Mr. Percy is a of attention is the Misses Martha and Wesley Ash- Continued from 1 Keating guest given to them. They have Long Distance In page his Telephone the House bury sang two duets. The guests at parents, Vice-Counsel and Mrs. vacation privileges while under treat- this hotel are: ' Keating for a short visit. ment, as are not confined Miss Clare F. Hemen- trips that bring back excellent they in any catch- At a of way, Honolulu, Hawaii; Miss Bertha es. meeting the Little Diamond way and all that is required of them F. j Auxiliary it was decided to is the observance of a Field, Northampton, Mass.; Mr. the custom of last club, ar^ few simple J Following year, a E. and Mrs. B. : range program of dances, rules and strict in E. Bailey Island, Maine O. Wood, Worcestei Manager Dickey is serving a conipli- enter- regularity taking SINNETT Mrs. tainments, etc., to be given once a the remedy. DEALER IN Mas!.; J. R, Perry, Chi- mentary shore dinner to his guests FIRST CLASS j week by a committee appointed at The varoceries, cago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stuck- and it is one management especially invites Krovisfons, Meats, Etc., First j every Friday of those the Quality ell, Mrs. Enoch T. shore meeting. According to this summer visitors in this to Canned General Pittsburgh, Pa.; i dinners that is attracting a vicinity Goods, Merchandise, Miss Anna Ger- schedule there will be a supper at call at the Institute and become ac- Fresh Fish Roberts, Roberts, , large transient patronage from and Ice daily Cogawesco Hall un- mantown, Pa.; Miss Harriet D. Mc- ! *hose in autos Saturday night, quainted with the merits of the Kee- Large Line of Tennis Shoes and coming as well as by der the Rubber Goods in Carty, Sewickly, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. | boat. supervision of the following ley system of treatment. They are Stock. committee: Mrs. L. A. Mrs. assured L. M. Yonkers, N. Y. I and card Payne, of any degree of privacy they SOUVENIR POST Prentice, Dancing playing are the A. CARDS. I Murray and Mrs. William Hill. jnay desire, as on the of the Store, Wharf and principal indoor amusements in the part Fish Market at Mackerel Cove Already the Junior Auxiliary are management of the Institute The Willows. ! evening, but as the season advances all busi- holding rehearsals for their minstrel ness is confidential. in- While as a few have come i impromptu entertainments con- strictly Any yet only and show which will occur certs will be July 21 and formation desired on the part of pros- to this popular house, many are ex- | arranged. Surely every- In which every one of the 'younger pective patients may be pected. Those here are: Mr. thing points to a pleasant and suc- obtained by already members of the island will take part. The SEASIDE Robert K. Dempster, Buffalo, N. Y.; i cessful season for the Merriconeag. addressing Keeley Institute, 523 COTTAGE Cumberland West End Bai'ey Island, Me. Miss Helen F. The register of the avenue, Sta- Mrs. F. E. Linley, Spencer, Mass.; Merriconeag Ideal Cram Mrs. Louise shows the since The Scarlet tion, Portland, Maine, or telephoning summer home with a Sauveur, Miss Leonie following guests the Poppy. bountiful table, sea of the The flower of 5470. food in abundance. including Sauveur, Cambridge, Mass. opening house: typical the British Handy to postoffice, wharf and beach. Fred G. June 25 Stevens, New York; Jennie grain fields is the scarlet poppy. In Open to Oct. 1. Rates on application. A. Transients accommodated Stevens, Old Orchard, Me.; S. B. June when the wheat stalks not The Seaside. have Dinners a Specialty Jagger, Sanford, Me.; Rosalie B. reached their full OPTICIANS This season looks as promising if ! Jag- yet height, many ger, Sanford, Me.; Alice M. We are not more so, than the preceding onfes. Jagger, grain fields appear from a distance the largest and old-st op- Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Van The guests are their time j Me.; de to have but tical establishment in spending i New nothing poppies in them, Maine. in Van, York; N. L. Stern and wife, fishing and sailing parties. Those and are a sheet of Promot and careful service. Rochester, N. Y.; Mildred A. blazing scarlet. Stetson's Ice Cream enjoying the privileges offered by White, The Parlor E. Saugus, Mass.; Inez V. long deeply cut leaves of the KODAKS and BAILEY ISLAND, ME. this resort are: Mrs. Robert D. Morse, Nowell, SUPPLIES The Boston, Geo. plant, of which each division ends Id Quality Ice Cream, made on Boston, Mass.; Miss Hazel Mass.; Plummer and the premises, the kind the Cram, a MURDOCK ticular trade par- wife, Newport, Me.; J. B. bristle, are in themselves handsome. CO., demands, is what we serve here. Our Portland, Me.; A. H. Woodman and Coleman, of auto truck assures Portland, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. you prompt delivery. We are still family, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Ruth A. A. making the delicious Stetson's Stevens, Dr. caramels and candies. Box Merrill, Portland, Me.; Mr. Everett Philadelphia; and Mrs. Candies, etc., Fruit, Soda, Cracker Maurice Asker. Important Scientific Feat. Postal Cards, Magazines and all Goods, Ham, of Mr. Wil- Newark, N. J.; Mrs. papers. Island agent for Casco University Maine; Alice G. A process invented by an Italian Breeze. Don't our Bay liam Rollins, Montague, Mass.; forget circulating Case, Portland, Me.; Mr. and cents a library,"the latest books two : Geo. A. Dickey, Manchester. N. chemist for extracting essential oils day. Kodak only Mrs. A. H. Longfellow, Mr. Henry C. H.; Supplies, Developing, Etc. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. from citrus fruits is said not to affect Longfellow, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. E. | Billiard, Boston; Miss Cecilia Isaiah the chemical of H. Winslow, Portland, Me.; Mr. Rob- Bullard, Boston; properties the oils in Pullard, Boston; Geraldine and ert Morse. Boston, Mass.; Mr. George j Hayden, any way, it 1b predicted that It i Whitman, Mass.; Marion K. Bibber, Portland, Me.; Mr. J. C. Mead, eventually will revolutionize the in- i Somerville, Mafcs.; E. L. Brackett and Adams and family, New Haven, dustry. CHARLES S, THOMAS Bailey Island. Me wife, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. E. MW2l%~,Br ■ a^you Conn.; Mrs. Wm. L. Axt, Montclair, W. Hannaford, Portland, Me.; Mrs. L. ON YOUR SAVINGS CASCO BAY'S N. J.; Mrs. Lincoln Righter. Boston, More PfffjT LEADING A. Parks, Portland, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. Malapropery. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Heeb- said Mrs. Chas. Collins, Annie "Yes," Twickenbury, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ner, Newton Centre, Mass. Portland; Col- lins. Lewis R. "they were very careful about that All The Woodbine. Portland; Collins, Port- work under my personal land; Mrs. A. S. New infectious membraneous FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY »ion. supervi- some Barbour, York; croup. They Estimates on guests nave already arrived Jos. PORTLAND, MAINS application. Job- G. I^amb, New York, Josie Lamb, had anecdotes hanging up all over the bing a and many more are booked to come. specialty. Satisfaction to all. New York; W. R. Stevens and house." Real The social season at this hotel has wife; Estate and Land for sale.. New York; P. L. Stevens, New York: not begun yet but will begin soon. Estates Cared for Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Farns- The guests at this hotel are: Miss Small, Telephone I worth, Me.; A. L. Farns- Katherine MacKay, Boston, Mass.; 1 Small, worth, Me.; H. H. Small, Farns- Mr. James E. Sinnett, Portland, Me.; I worth, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mc- » TT Miss Dorothy Eileen Samuel, Summit, TTTTTT*rtti">"M,,M,+,l Gregor, Manchester, N. H.; Mr. and D N. J.; Miss Vivien W I^oane. Summit, ClIIIMf A DTICC The handsome motor boat Mrs. S. T. EATON I "Tramp", cnrry- langdell, N. COMPANY O/mlLtlllU N. MUss Manchester, iillllliiJ ing J.; Gladys A. Mead, Pompton Ralph twenty passengers, can be H.; Langdell, Manchester. N. private parties at any hour of the engaged for Lakes; Mr. Royal A. Root, New York day or night. We will H.; Merritt Langdell, Gem Theatre, Peaks arrange trips to City; Mrs. E. O. Manchester, Island, Trefethens, and Whitman, Webster, N. H.; Loren Roswell, Formerly Dayburn Casino and to othet Mass.; Miss Agnes Lynn, Mass.; Fitzgerald Specialty Shop interesting points in the Bay on application. Flood, Webster, Apphia Foss, Kates Experienced boatmen in Mass.; Miss Portland, Me.; Philip reasonable. charge. May Ekner, Webster, Russell, Lynn, P. Mass.. Mass.; B. Mont- Has the NEW GEORGE H. gomery, Lynn, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Opened Following DEPTS. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cain of Sum- LUBEE, Bailey Island, Me. John D. Green, Detroit, Natalie mit, N. J., are again the Mich.; spending Green, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. summer at their cottage. L. Corsets Knit Underwear E. Blake, Maiden, Mass., Mr. nnd Miss Elizabeth Shelley of Morris- Mrs. F. H. Ridley, N. is Brunswick, Me.; Bath Robes Muslin Underwear town, J., visiting Mrs. J. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. at the Coombs, Haverhill, Armstrong Treetops cottage. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. T. Arthur Hosiery Petticoats M. WARD & Mr. J. C. Armstrong arrived Mullen, SON Friday Lawrence, Mass.; Milton E. to spend a part of his vacation with Combs, House Dresses BAILEY ISLAND, Haverhill, Mass.; H. O. Port- Sweaters ME.. his family at the Cook, Treetops. land, Me.; J. C. Keer, N. Mr. J. W Cook, Newark, J.; Waists Expert Plumbing Contractors. general secretary W. E. Keer, Jr., Newark, N. J. New ■ of the Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. has ar- and up-to-date work shop. We can rived to spend the rest of the sum- Neatly Turned. aave mer with his at his the you money. family cottage An attorney, angered because of an | Contractors for Breezemare. Water adverse ruling by the judge, left the The Art Needlework Supply Outfits, Miss Edith Anderson of North An- Windmills, courtroom remarking to another law- Materials for dover, Mass., Is visiting at Brae- which Fitzgerald was so well known is in of Tanks, Pumps, Pipe fitting, etc. Cot- side. yer that "the Judge was an ass and charge MISS tage plumbing a specialty. On 8unday at All Saints church, shouldn't be on the bench." Before PEARL, formerly with Fitzgerald Telephone. Rev. Joseph B. Shepherd of the St. the case ended the Judge heard of the Expert workmen. Paul's rectory In Portland will con- remark and called the attorney before duct a service at 4 m. him. "I Home Office, North vesper p. hear," he said, "that you Full 8ebaao, Me. Mrs, E. Stock of Wools A. Tolles Is expecting her called me an ass and Bald I ought not sister, Mrs. S. C. Dunham of Hartford, to be on the bench." "Sure," replied Mass., at her cottage the WILLOW COTTAOK Edgecllff. the qulfck-wltted attorney. Mrs. Stokes and daughter of Brook- "Anybody BAILEY ISLAND, ME. N. with your profound knowledge of law lyn, Y., are again at their cottage Homelike cottage, and is an ass to be on the bench. You accommodating Boquets Floml Design* of all kind* for the season. Miss Stokes and Miss about twenty guests. View of ocean to be Grace Gilbert of Pratt Institute are ought practicing before the bar, EATON and islands, centrally located. Rates to use COMPANY where Miss Stokes* studio for Jewelry your talents could toe cashed reasonable. Special rates for May, the Florist work. into big money." June and DENNETT, September. •M CON««GSSST. Opp. «•* Library 536 St. Mrs. Walter E. Congress Johnson, Prop. Tel. M-W PORTLAND. ME. Island NATIONAL PARK Long Market Long Island Doughty's Landing Department Sale LONG ISLAND, MAINE ON MT.DESERT Managers' Casco Bay House. This OUR STOCK OF popular hotel. has every indi- cation. for a The sale Wilson Proclaims Tract of 5000 successful season. The that to bookings and gives every Meats and applications are far in employee Groceries, Provisions advance of Acres those of the past two in addition to a is the years. Best Obtainable Many people who have in for- regular salary percentage mer years stayed here are again We to of done. Appreciate Ml Orders and Will Give Personal Attention to the Same, planning spend their summer va- business MAINE SUMMER RESORT cations at this hotel. The hotel has always been noted for taking particu lar care for To Be the comfort and pleasure Known as Sieur de Monts of its Suits, patrons. The food, which is Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Under- National Monuments—First Fed- largely supplied from the gardens of the "Two Stores Down East" eral Domain East of the hotel, is delicious and of the muslins, Waists, Neckwear and Metropolitan same every high quality that it has always Mississippi. been famous for. in the store has Mrs. department values GEO. C. SHAW Chas. H. Patch of New York special COMPANY City arrived for Washington—On recommendaton her usual stay on for Monday of this week. She was join- you. of Secretary Lane of the ed and department by her daughter, Miss Irene D. Grocers Patch. Importers of the interior. President Wilson, by Mrs. Patch and her daughter •. have been , Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners, and official regular visitors to the is- It's the sale that proclamation has created the land for divides be- Purveyors of Delicatessen Dainties several seasons but are en- Sieur de Monts margins National Monument joying their rest here better than tween they have in and the clerks. 585-587-589-591 Congresa Street, PORTLAND, ME. on Mt. Desert Island, Me. any of their visits. Oth- you eia wno have recently come here are Down Town Store, 7 and 9 Preble Street. The acceptance of the Mt. Desert Miss ( Etta L. Forbust of Framingham, island tract by executive orcer of the Mass., and Miss Josephine Tozier of President follows a tender of the Boston, Mass. tract to the On ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE government several Monday of this week Proprietor weeks ago by George B. Dorr of Bos- Chas. E. Cushing entertained at the Our new Market at Preble Street makes a of hotel specialty pack- ton, representing the Hancock coun- the Methodist minister of Port- ing and shipping orders to any part of Casco Mail and land and Bay. ty trustees of public reservations. their families at an all day telephone orders have our prompt attention and are picnic, a patrons At that time the President delicious and delectable assured of the "Shaw" which has been ex- shore quality, maintained dinner being served the for over pressed his approval of the offer to by fifty years. management of the hotel. Senator Johnson of Maine, who acted as spokesman of the delegation visit- The dance held last Friday night ing the White House, but he at delayed the Barracks of the First, Tenth official approval, the recom- and awaiting Twenty-ninth Regiments proved mendation a of Secretary Lane,, which surprising success. The music was followed in due course. composed of a trio of guests at the The new national playground is Barracks, who gave a well played, Casco House varied and excellent Bay already known to many thousands for program. Many 'people from the its It island and also Port- majestic beauty. embraces land people attended the which more than 5000 acres of dance, rugged all said was one of the most mountain land enjoy- West? directly south of Bar able affairs of its kind that they had Want some reliable information about of the Harbor, its northern ever Going any country boundary lying attended. From now until the west of the within a end Rockies—California, Oregon, Washington, Ida- mile of that famous resort. of the season dances will be held ho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, New here Arizona, Mexico, Texas? Touching the Schoonerhead road on every Friday evening. Want to know about farming rail- ■Air. something opportunities, the east, approaching within a mile and Mrs. Atton Mabry of Wa- road rates, routes, automobile highways, hotels, resorts, of Seal Harbor on the south and be- tertown, Mass., recently arrived at prices of land, methods of farming, etc? the less than West End as the guests of Mrs. It's our business to know all about this ing that distance north- Pacific Slope coun- Mabry's mother, Mrs. Richard Schon- Sunset is the one east of Northeast Harbor, it is sur- try. Magazine big national magazine, re- land. Mr. remained rounded on Mabry here only flecting the life of this country and accurate inform- all sides by extensive over giving the week end and the Fourth, ation its and summer colonies. concerning growth development. Send 10 when he returned to resume his busi- cents for a sample copy of Sunset and write us a The Sieur ness Magazine de Monts National in Watertown. Mrs. Mabry is letter asking for whatever information you desire concern- still Park, already widely celebrated for visiting here and will leave after Leading hotel on the island. Finest view of Casco Bay possible. Pine ing any state in the West. she has groves the hotel. Private its historical associations, as well as completed a two weeks' alongside gas light plant—gas in every room. Ex- cellent Table. Bathing. and its visit. Boating Fishing privileges. Dancing parties commanding beauty, includes four twice each week. Open June 30, to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on appli- SUNSET MAGAZINE SERVICE BUREAU mis. irene ts. svensen lakes and no less than 10 small of Winthrop, cation. Accommodates 100. Fine steamboat service. Telephone service. Call San Francisco Me., has just left after a week's visit us any time. Only thirty minutes' sail from Portland. Clam Bake house ac- mountains. The lakes are Jordan commodates 500 with with her friend, Mrs. Edward Jen- guests dancing privileges. Come to our hotel for a pond, Eagle lake, Bubble and pleasant vacation. pond nings, at her cottage on the West Sargent Mountain The pond. bowl End of the island. This is the first lies just outside the boundary line, visit of Mrs. Svensen to the island x The mountains—several of which and she is very much pleased with are widely known—are Green Moun- the beauties of the island. She has WILLIAM SENTER & COMPANY tain summit, Dry mountain, Pickett also made many friends and acquain- tances during her short mountain, White Cap, Newport moun- stay. Recent visitors to the island were tain, Pemetic mountain, the Tryad, ...JEWELERS... Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smardon and Jordan mountain, the Bubbles and 51 EXCHANGE daughters Flora and Ethel of Port- CLARK &, STREET, PORTLAND MAINE Sargent mountain. GRIFFIN land. They were the guests of Mr. Souvenir The official Charts, Compasses, Spoons, Views of Portland & Vicinitj acceptance of Mt. De- and Mrs. Harry L. Smardon, who are LONG ISLAND, ME. sert island tract brings to realization again occupying their attractive cot- \he fruit of several years' earnest tage, "Oreyshingies" for the summer indeavor on the part of George B. months. Mr. Chas. Meats and Dorr of Boston, President Emeritus Cloudman, Mrs. J. P. Groceries, and Alice Eliot of Harvard and several other Holcombe, daughter, Hol- combe, all of Portland, will prominent summer colonists of the again spend the summer in their Provisions Maine coast. cottage at the West End of the island. Senator They Johnson and Congressmen entertained over the week end their Our sixteen years of success enables us to Peters and Hinds of Maine have been Mr. friends, and Mrs. Morris Miles meet want of the much interested in the project, and of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Miles en- every patrons that favor have co-operated in every way to joyed greatly every moment of the us with their time trade. Our stock is the best bring about the approval of Secretary spent at Sunny Slope cottage. Among those who arrived late here obtainable. Lane and the acceptance by the gov- Right prices in all departments this season are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ernment. and we deliver all Sclionland and their son. Mr. Robt. orders promptly. Come I Schonland. They opened their cot- in and our store. A Vacation in Maine is Not Com' G. B. DORR AND DR. ELIOT LED tage at the West End last Saturday. inspect IN WORK FOR PARK. Miss Gertrude Schonland will join a her family later in the month when Without Visit to the conferences at plete I With Others, Worked on Project More Silver Bay close. Miss Than 13 Years. Schonland has been a student this past winter at the Gotham Nor- mal school from which she was sent Bar Harbor—The Sieur de Monts as a delegate to the Silver con- Eastman's National on Bay monument Mount Desert ferences. LITTLEFIELD A CO. island, Me., which President Wilson Mr. Henry S. Powen, son of Mr. 109-111 COMMERCIAL ME. has ST., PORTLAND, created by proclamation, and tand Mrs. H. P. Bowen, visited his "Little Luncheon Corner" which is the first national park east mother over the Fourth. He has now of the Mississippi river, was made returned and resumed his business in MEATS and PROVISIONS the and Eoston, Mass. Mr. H. P. Bowen left GROCERIES, possible through generosity The the island last Quality Store with Right Prices. patriotism of the group of owners Sunday afternoon for his winter home in Boston. Both known as the Hancock county We have everything needed to supply the table and only quality men had a very vacation trustees of public reservations. enjoyable goods are sold here. We cater for hotel, cottage and yacht patronage. with their family in their cottage, the The idea was first Fruit and Berries. Our location enables us to attend to all island or- conceived by at the West Bronx, End. ders promptly. George B. Dorr of Boston, who The first week in July marked the brought the matter to the attention arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Rohde and Telephone your order, we will do the rest of officials at Washington, and who family of Boston. Although their represented the trustees in the mat- plans are indefinite, they intend to «tnv ter. hero at least for the month of July, Mr. Rohde has been here in Since the formation of the organi- here with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. former years, a at the (lay zation, 13 years ago, it has been being guest Chase. ^asco Bay House. He and his fam- SECRETARY BAKER'S BABY quietly various bits of acquiring ily are now located at the MacNeil Mrs. Harry Rodick has as a house scenic beauty on Mt. Desert Island, < ottage on the West End of the is- guest at hor cottage on the West with the purpose in mind of a gov- land. End her friend, Miss Ruth Lynn, of ernment reservation. The land, Mr, rred Ford, Senior, editor of the Woodfords, Me. which includes the mountainous cen- Boston Transcript, spent the week Recent members of the West. End arrive here are tre of the island and rugged hills of fend with his family at their cottage, colony to Mr. and Fordette. Mr. Fred Mrs. Benj. T. Larrabee and daughter the greatest beauty, was augmented Ford. Jr., of Med- fford, Mass., and Mr. Roland Stafford Florence. They arrived a few days by the gift of the tract around Faun of Attleboro. Mass., were recent vis- before the Fourth and intend to pond, the gift of Dr. 8. Weir Mit- itors. They spent the week end with spend the summer here. They will and a of 147 acres chell, tract given 'Mr. Ford's mother. Mr. Ford is now then return to their home in West- by Miss Elizabeth L». Homans of engaged in business in Boston havine brook. Miss Dorothy Harmon, also "Corner"—it is a Boston. completed his college course a year of Westbrook, is their guest for the quaint really salon— ; 'yHis spacious in ur, vorr s opinion, tne interior ago last spring. season. resembles a with its colorful wistaria of Mt. Desert formed the ideal spot Miss Avis Eaton Is entertaining her Miss Laura Jones entertained at Japanese garden, friend, Mias tea on 4th in her attractive new for a park to protect the characteris- Dorothy Wellman, of July blossoms and its West Mass. She has been cottage on the West Shore, a party foliage, bamboo fixtures and its tic animal life of Northern New Eng- Somerville, lighting greatly enjoying her visit at {of her island friends. The affair was land and It. was with this es- Idyl- willow chairs and tables. object hurat, the home of her hostess. so enjoyable that Miss Jones' friends cool-looking In view that he his pecially began >Estella, the summer residence of .'were loth to leave. Delicious tea attempts to interest the government Mr. and wafers were The cool breezes habituate this while and Mrs. Geo. Bahcock of Med- served by Miss delightful spot, in the project. fleld, Mass., has again been opened Jones, who proved herself to be nn them. the rays of the hot summer sun never find their, here. During the past summer, Mr. Dorr by They arrived very recently entertaining and charming hostess. way had a large number of photographic and were warmly welcomed by their Mrs. A. R. Barrett and daughter, many friends on the End of the Miss Isa C. both of The food is as enlargements made of some of the West Barrett, Melrose, delicious and as the surround- Mr. are at their palatable most beautiful in the Island island. and Mrs. Babeock plan Mass., cottage, Melrose spots to are stay late into the fall to make up cottage, for the summer. They Intend ings beautiful. And the service is as and cour- and these with many smaller photo- prompt fcr the lameness of their arrival. to make their stay here one of long graphs, he took with him to Wash- Mr. and Mrs. duration. teous as the are modest. Henry P. Warren en- prices ington, in his efforts to interest Con- tertained over the week end their Miss May Ford and her friend, Miss gress. Other moving spirits in the friend, Mr. J. A. Forsyth of Boston, Edith Keefe, both of Medford, Mass., lunch and tea served Special daily. creation of this park have been Dr. Mass., at their cottage, Roxmont, on spent the week end and the Fourth Charles W. Eliot of Harvard, Lea the West Etid. Miss Elizabeth Mott with Miss Ford's family at the West McIHvane Luquer of New York and left yesterday after an enjoyable vls- End of the island. They have now of a to L, B. Deasy of Bar Harbor. ,lt fortnight's duration. Mr. and leturned their respective homes. Mrs. Warren and have Mr. and Mrs. and Barr's Hill, which overlooks the guests greatly Edgar Llnsay enjoyed the sailing trips which they son Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. EASTMAN village of Seal Harbor, Is the site BROTHERS 4 BANCROFT have taken In the new auxlllary Barter are now visiting the Bar- where Samuel de Champlain, the ex- .sloop yacht, "Patsy Lee." racks. PORTLAND, ME. plorer, first saw the mountains of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruce of Bos- Mrs. A. W. Jones has opened her Mount Desert Inland. A handsome ton, Mass,, are stopping for a short cottage, Camp Bell, near Doughty's monument—a huge boulder with a stay with their frlendn. Mr. and Mrs. Landing, for the summer. Maine's Goods A. 'E. at their Bird's Master Walter Marra has returned Leading Dry Department Store brass tablet commemorating the dis- Chase, cottage, Margaret Bnkrr. aRp

LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Published Every THURSDAY AFTERNOON From July to September CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers 92 Girl Office, Exchnnge Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Topeka Objects to Cowboy's Fierce Wooing TERMS—Summer Season, 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Advertising Rates on Application KAN.—High-heeled boots, a broad-brimmed Stetson, corduroy Advertisers desiring changes must send in on or before a copy Monday pre- TOrEKA,trousers, flannel shirt, a blue handkerchief for a collar and a 0-foot-4 man ceding day of publication to insure insertion. of inside them, are all right in their proper setting. Associated with a lariat. a cow pony and pruiries that fade THURSDAY .JULY 13, 1916 Into distance form a combi- Moat modern and on away they up-to-date hotel the Island with finest view of Casco Way. Large chambers, toilets and nation that to baths on each floor. Private dance hall might appeal any city with dancing: parties Ml NATURE ALMANAC. lands as Cliff. every evening. Music furnished by our own three- Chebeague, Baileys, girl and a summer flirtation. piece orchestra. Bathing, sea Justify boating, deep fishing and all water sports. Ten- Long, Bustins and South Harpswell nis, baseball, etc. Private water system the But somehow the romance that best in Casco Bay. Table sup- could plied with vegetables from our own Week of 13. arrange a short schedule garden and milk and cream from our July surrounds such a combination on its herd. Rates and own which circulars on application. Accommodates 120. Sun Length Tide could be played through- High out the native heath has a habit of fading Day Rrises Sets of Day Morn Eve summer on perhaps Wed- away when the man up in store J 13 .4.19 7.21 15.02 8.53 9.05 nesday and Saturday afternoons togs or clothes and makes a visit to ♦14 ..4.19 7.20 15.01 9.52 10.03 any other afternoon suitable the girl's 15* ..4.20 7.19 14.59 10.48 10.59 to the teams, By a little energy home town. 116 -..4.21 7.19 14.58 11.42 11.53 exerted on this proposition we might That's the reason L. F. Fountain Summit 17 ..4.22 7.18 14.56 12.00 12.34 readily have in the Bay a splendid ■was put in the Shawnee county Jail means of the with 18 ..4.22 7.17 14.55 12.47 1.26 furnishing people and Marie Palmer has gone away on a House an 19 excellent sport and of a »ia.it. j-juits uie main < ..4.24 7.17 14.53 1.41 2.18 giving reason, although the interval between the alleged great deal of amusement to the many flirtation and Fountain's arrest is filled with reasons. Miss Palmer it was fans visiting and summering in the says Chebeague Why Not A Baseball a flirtation. Fountain says it was the most League? Bay. This league would also tend to serious thing that ever happened Island There has been talk of a to him. forming bring the islanders into closer friend- une or tne itnest summer baseball Fountain boarding houses in the bay. Excellent location league by the summer people and into common relations lives in what is left of the cow down in Pratt restful scenery of field and wood. and' ships by country county. Table first-class. Every comfort for those of the different Islands. This could He is of that the best. Accommodates 75. Reasonable desiring the friendly rivalry which it would de- typical country 20 years ago. Marie Palmer visited in his neigh- rates. Open until September 25. be very easily arranged. There are We borhood with the MRS. velop. heartily commend that latest creations from Topeka millinery and CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor we know sufficient ball and such dressmaking players a league as proposed above be establishments. Fountain fell and he fell hard. enthusiasts on He decided there was just the Islands to form a started by the summer folk of the oue woman in the world for him, and she was not one of the Casco Bay Baseball League. Such Is- various Islands. Pratt county girls. He didn't tell Miss all R. Palmer this at the time. He's telling about it now. LEON HAMILTON. and General Store One he HAMILTON GroceryGREAT day turned his pony out to grass, threw his saddle and bridle in a LANDING, CHEBEAGUE corner Our stock of of the rnnclihouse, dressed in his store clothes and a Groceries. Meats and Provisions are the best up bought ticket to please all the obtainable and we aim; for his people who favor us with their patronage. girl's home town. The only familiar he wore when he anteed Canned Goods. Superba Brand Guar- thing stepped Fancy Candies. Crackers, etc. Gasolene and motor from the train in plies. We our trade with boat sup- Topeka was his artillery. He carried a six-shooter in a supply the famous Sebago Lake Ice. is Good Roads Let us serve This Quality Ice. Will Lower the Cost of you. Our order teams are at your service. holster and an idea in his brain. His idea was to take Marie Palmer back with in and him, peaceably if possible, but to take her back. Living City Country Fountain called at Miss Palmer's home and calmly announced that he had journeyed to Topeka to wed her. He didn't look like the same fellow she had Souvenir ChebeagueEAST Shop By SENATOR ROBERT L. OWEN of Oklahoma known out West. The store clothes spoiled the effect. Out on the prairie he END. GREAT CHEBEAGUE had been a Visit our souvenir and see picturesque figure. Out on West Seventh in he was shop the many new novelties we offer street, Topeka, Take home one of our fir you this season- a pillows made from Chebeague fir Best and just tall, gangling man with clothes that wouldn't at a fashion to manufacture. Our tips. most pass inspection line of Post Cards is most attractive. costly show. stock. Forty thousand irn life enervates and Confectionery, Magazines, Papers, Children's Toys, etc. City weakens human beings, as a because Public Library rule, When Miss Palmer demurred Fountain pulled his she and Post Office of the nervous strain of six-shooter, says, HENRY W. BOWEN city life, while in the a man threatened to a country grows strong, make sieve of the whole neighborhood, herself. He Hill with including Opposite Crest and South Road steady nerves, good lungs, and brawny limbs. The conditions of must have created something of a sdene la that quiet locality. He left, but it wouldn't be for country life should be made more attractive. The social facilities and promised keeps; that she might just as well pack up her for he intended church should clothing, to take her back to Pratt with him. advantages be made available with roads. Miss SUMMER good Palmer made complaint and Fountain was arrested, but released on ORGAN CONCERTS From the on the new country has sprung the greatest men of genius and patri- promise to leave towu. KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN otism. (Best Organ in the at Nearly half of all of our people are engaged in agriculture, and World) the CITY HALL they furnish half of the taxes and produce three-fourths of the wealth New York Places and AUDITORIUM of am Eating Inspected Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. the nation. I in favor, for their of the Tagged sakes, stimulating building Daily Except and 3 4 of Saturdays Sundays, to p.m., 10 good but let us remember that the YORK.—Probably never before have the restaurant of New Commencing July roads; building of good roads is proprietors (Last Concert Sept. 12) NEWYork city experienced such a shock as have For just as to the who on they undergone recently. WILL C. important city man, lives the produce of the have MACFARLANE, Municipal Organist of Portland. country, they been told that whether they wished it or not their eating No as it is to the who places Reserved Seats. Tickets 25 Cents. countryman, raises that food supply. It is of equal were going to be carefully examined importance to the professional man and to the laborer, to the farmer and by health department inspectors nnd the furnished with cards indicating their city merchant, to the producer and the consumer. It means lower condition from a sanitary point of cost of to all. It means living great commercial and financial advantage view. to all. It means greater pleasure and enjoyment of life to all. For the first time the man who RUBBER GOODS OF patronizes them will have, as soon as QUALITY Auto Tires, Garden Ladies' and Gentlemen's the department has its Hose, Gloves, completed Raincoats, Mechan cal present work, a chance to know what Rubber, Fancy Oil Clothing Monroe Doctrine Now Too Broad is going on behind the screen which PORTLAND RUBBER 259 Middle St. separates the kitchen from the dining CO., Should Exclude South America room, and whether shining silver and spotless linen in front is matched hy equally shining stewpans and clean dishtowels in the rear. To find this out, all ENEMARK'S By WILLIAM CALHOUN, Former U. S. Minuter to China a man will Shoe and Rubber J. have to do is to step up to the and ask for the Repair Shops proprietor health Uptown Place Downtown Place department inspection card. The of is not show- proprietor, course, obliged to Congress Sq. Opp. City Hall it, but if the ideas of Lucius P. Brown, director of the bureau of food and Telephones The who is for condition which gave rise to the Monroe doctrine—the drugs, responsible the grading, are correct, it will be the attention—Our threatened only Special Uptown place is equipped with neat and proprietor who has reason to clean of monarchical forms of at the be ashamed of his card who will decline to waiting parlors. Parcels checked free. spread government expense of the Ameri- show it. can exists. That fear for as A democracy—no longer democracy against glance at this card will show the customer In detail what the conditions no is a in the restaurant monarchy longer living force. For, with the exception of Russia, are, and whether, taken altogether, they mean that the res- taurant is "fair" constitutional limitations have been around "good," or "bad." In the early Inspections, about 4 per cent placed monarchy. of the of eating places were graded as "good" or "fair" and the rest as "bad." unusual things from around the world. as a Promulgated, therefore, defensive doctrine, the Beemfl But In mnny instances the policy unapproved condition which led to the low grading 628 Congress St., Maine now to be in need of revision. was the result of lack of or Portland, knowledge oversight rather than of deliberate OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY uncleanliness, so that Mr. is to and the Brown confident that before long a large When you have a few Up including Panama canal, the doctrine must be asserted propor- leiBurelmoments come in and inspect our stock. tion of the restaurants will have been regarded as "fair" and a and defended as a of the canal great many part itself—and at whatever cost. But as "good." when we go beyond that, and take in all of South America, it is my con- PHONE 902. viction that the policy needs revision as to how far we will in go defending Miracle in as who do not care Gotham Court Deaf Mute I. CENTRAL people for us and from whom we get little or nothing. Speaks Littlejohn's GARAGE YORK.—Two apparently able-bodied men begging on the subway con- NEWcourse of the Brooklyn bridge during the rush hour attracted the attention On of Detective Callaghan of the mendicant squad. One man had his arm thrown Monday evening, July 3, Mrs. Baseball Aids Chief Executive in Barry gave a at the behind his back and his coat over 11 party Christy bungalow in honor of Mr. Irving to make It appear as though his arm Problems Barry. Games were played and re- hod been The other man Solving Country's nmputoted. freshments of fruit and can#ly were STOUGHTON, F0LKIN8 CO. was making motions and holding out a served. Among those present were Service Station for All Makes By CAPT. T. L. HUSTON of New York card on which was printed: the Misses Katherine and Alice Pres- of Cars "I hnve n wife and four children in cott, Winifred Norton and the Messrs. AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE Herman Vermont. God has deprived me ol Marr, Allan Hill, Henry 88 Oak speech. Please help me." Armington, Irving Barry and others. St., Portland, Me. If I am not accused of my own I would like to Miss Florenna Chamberlin of "boosting game," say Callaghan placed the two men un- Newton, Mass., has arrived to spend that it was a proper, and American for der arrest and took them to the Tombs perfectly good, thoroughly thing July at the White cottage. the president of the United StateB to throw the first ball at the opening police court for trial. The "dumb" Mrs. I/ettie Hill and Mrs. Phillips WCHEBEAGU£ FISH MARKET man, who had written his name at of of the baseball season in Washington. Maiden, Mass., and Mrs. Annie Hamilton's Landing Peorge Drury, fifty years old. gave Gurney and daughter Mildred of Win- HAMILTON AND of RINES, Proprietors In the game the set an before the coun- every appearance being deaf as well" The other was Mass., are the sum- attending president example man, James Murphy, chester, spending We have everything in Sea Food and at his For several he had been very indignant arrest and Insisted he was not begging. mer at the Arcade. Quality is the first consideration. Our try. days plunged into the are deeply vexing prob- When orrolgned before Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and Mr. prices right and our auto delivery Magistrate Corrlgan they both pleaded not guilty assures our lems connected with our international affairs. At the ball ho found and Mrs. and of New patrons of prompt service. park and when told of the Pugh family We are all Callaghan circumstances leading up to the arrest Murphy open day and invite all to a mental relaxation which was to enabled him to back to shouted: Jersey are spending two weeks at the inspect the market. helpful him, go Sunset cottage. "It's a lie. I didn't do It." the "White House with a clearer mind and was to that extent Mrs. Warren and Miss Florence helpful just did So boisterous he become In his denial that he around Warren of to the which he is began Jumping Oorham, Me., were the ABLE TO RESIST RIFLE FIRE. country serving. and one particularly vicious stamp of his foot landed on the tender toes of the guests of Miss Marion Macdonald at deaf and dumb mnn. the "Crow's Nest." Armored Motor "Ouch I" shouted the deaf mute. "Get ofT'n Mrs. P. B. Kirschner of Billerica, Car, to- Love sometimes rides on the rear the my foot, you great big slob, or Belonging Locking up cat may be good for is the of Mrs. United States seat of a I'll mop the room with you!" Mass., guest Macdonald Service, Is the Last motorcycle. the birds, but it is not very soul sat- the at (he Crow's nest. Word In Army to Whereupon frightened cripple leaped about with the of a ten- Equipment. isfying the family the im- agility Mr. 1j. E. Murail of Mass.. owning year old to escape the anpry "mute." Boston, Among migratory birds, there Is the prisoned feline. spent the Fourth with his family at "What marvelous cures I" exclaimed the The first unit of the armored mo- eaglo on the silver dollar. magistrate. "Now, I must send the Alpine cottage. to the a tor-car train which you both workhouse for period of convalescence." N. H. a is to be presented Men's clothing Is said to bo Mr. Armington spent fow getting at the to the New York state National If you hope tho dream will never cheaper, but one flays "Big Christy" cottage with gathers from visual Guard is come true It's his fnmlly. completed and on exhibition a nightmare. impressions that women's 1b clothing a Master F. Winans Gihson of "Wild- in several cities of the state. scarce and high. Twenty Signed Petition to Preachers The Hang wood'' West Roxbury, Mass., arrived car has an open but is Never disturb the top, protected woman who has at the Bie Christy cottaee for July. on all Bides The ALA.—To demonstrate the troth of his contention thnt thi by 2400 pounds of armor settled down for a comfortable cry. pinch of war has caused Mrs. Willis entertained her son. Mr. Italy business mnn Is so plate, which actual to an ANNI8TON,average corapllnnt he will sign nlmost by test, has been put embargo on the export any petition pui Sanford Willis nnd his fiancee, Miss off b.fore him In evident good fnlth, one of the most business men oJ proved capable of resisting rifle fire "a word to macaroni. But not until It prominent Beulnh Collot of Boston. Mass., who Why the wine?" They stops send Aunlstoti at 50 out circulated among 30 lending are to he married In yards' distance. It is equipped don't need It; It's the unwise that do- Ing tenors shall we believe tho October. business men of this a with the best and situation Is becoming serious. city petition IKMEW Mr. A. F. Converse and faml'v of lighting starting that the city council nppolnt n commit- IT WliZA\ Wohnrn, Mass., are spending July at system, including a disappearing Man N cannot win the good opinion the Wohurn and If we ever tee to hnng every minister of the Oos- MA cottage. searchlight headlights set close of a attempt to paint r JOKE f woman by beating her In an ar> pic- In Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Hoi-' to the The ture of it will pcl the town, and 20 signatures TIME Myra ground. armament con- gument- Cupid look more like a TH' were brook, Instructor of English at Sim- sists of two with a fish net promptly attached. -Ml machine guns housed in girl than a boy with mons college are visiting Mrs. Pres- arrow. ^ The petition stnrted by the armor-shielded turrets. The driver'^ Self-confldence bow and Asking cot* at the Llmberlost. cannot do every- to seat is as low as that on city council adopt an ordinance ex- Mr. and a racing but can do Mrs. Frank E. Olckprman thing, nobody much with- cusing the ministers from car, so Its occupant is well When a mother to tell paying n of Pomervllle, Mass., are again attend- protected. out it. begins her The total sanitary tax. The document was ing the summer at the "Binnacle" cot- weight is about 10,000 children how smart their father Is, ••ouchcd in legal language and ambled tage. pounds. Four similar cars to com- they look at her as reproachfully as If Europe started something unpleas- with numerous Mr. Robert Dlckerman of Pomer- plete the train are in they thought she was along "whereas" and process of con- ant that It would like to losing her mind. have Amer- "wherefore" until the final paragraph vllle, Mass., spent a f#»w days at the struction. ica Binnacle left for th#» stop. wns when was and then San New poses * celebrated reached, It shown that, In order to make payment of the by barefoot ta>| Juan mountains of Southern Colorado I dancer show how to unnecessary, the ministers would have to be hanged. Famoui Son* of men KWp fit. How- with the Harvard College summer flold Large Famillet. Many dislike Uncle Sam's two-' After the on the 8ir ever. this form of exerclte should be Joke signers, mnny of whom are conservative, school of geology for two months. Walter Scott was a seventh dollar bill, except as a loan until Influential! token In strict (n bunkers, manufacturers and became known pomo of then Mrs. M. A. of •on. John was one pay privacy order not to merchant*), generally | Desp^aux Somerville, Wesley of nine- day. ftpi to covet Is teen scandalize tbo neighbors. by declaring they knew all along it wns a joke. Mass., visiting Mrs. Plckerman for children. Alfred Tennyson wa« summer. the the third of seven sons. HOW TO FREEZE DESSERTS

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With ice-cream freezer, burlap bag, wooden mallet or ax, small saucepan, sufficient ice and Camera coarse rock salt, the process neither takes much time nor Department It entitles to have a patience. Crush the ice finely by plac- you roll of films For those articles of in completing your vaca- ing hag and giving a few blows developed Free of tion with mallet or Charge wardrobe call on us. that broadside of ax. If Everything there Just note our low prices on men and are coarse pieces, remove them. expert developing and printing. We boys wear. A line of guarantee absolute on large sporting Place can satisfaction all our work. apparel A* containing mixture to be A* A* frozen in wooden tub, cover nnd ad- Developing Any Roll 10c Turn Printing No. 1 Brownie Films just top. crank to make sure can " 2c a Print FRANK M. No. 2 Brownie Films LOW C& CO. fits in socket. Allow three level meas- 3c 2a ures of No. Brownie Films ice to one of salt, and re- 4c NOW BENOIT'S No. 3 Brownie Films peat until ice and salt come to 4c 272-278 Middle top of No. 3a Brownie Films St., Monument Me. 4c Sq., Portland, can, packing solidly, using handle of 4x5 Plates and Films 5c mallet to force It down. If small Plates only 3%x5% and Films 4c recently for a visit quantity Is frozen the Ice 5x7 Plates and witA friends in and Miss W. C. Knight of Boston, and salt Films 8c South Bristol, Me. In need come Postal about a week Mass., who left for their homes, af- only a little higher in the Cards, 5c each she will return to her 3c home in Mai- ter having spent a delightful two tub than mixture to be frozen. These Developing Plates, each Cliff Island den, Mass. are Developing Any Film Pack weeks' vacation here. found the best of ice (any size) 20c each Mr. J. D. Rankin proportions left last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doten and and salt to for his insure fine-grained cream, home in Mass. He sons Maiden, Lee and Earl have returned to or Enlarging Any Negative has sherbet, water ice, while equal parts To just spent his vacation of two their home in after 8x10, Unmounted 25c. Lewiston, Me., of salt and ice are Mounted 29c Auccisco House. weeks with his at "Red Fern" used for freezing To family having visited Mrs. Doten's parents 10x12, unmounted 45c. Mounted 50c This is the hotel on Cliff Is- and has returned to resume his frappe. To only busi- for last week. 11x14, unmounted 60c. Mounted 75c land ness in Maiden. The that is now open and looking Mrs. B. E. of Point had mixture increases in bulk dur- Riggs City HEADQUARTERS FOR forward to a successful year. Under Mrs. Frank of as a over the ing freezing, so the can should never CAMERAS. Taylor Meriden. guest holiday her friend, Brownies, $1.00, the management of Mrs. Henry Brat- Conn., came last for a Mrs. Eva Bowker of South be more than $2.00, $3.00, $4.00. Monday visit Portland, three-fourths filled; by Ansco, Kodaks and tle Batchelor who has ar- with her Me. Premos, from 67c to $200.00 recently friend, Mrs. C-. F. Green, at overcrowding the can cream will be rived the house is assured of as their Miss Mabel here, cottage, Camp "Myscyery" on Wood has returned to made coarse grained. Turn the crank good a summer as is usual with this Sunset road. Mr. and Mrs. Green spend the remainder of the summer slowly and steadily to expose as large popular hotel. The hotel has been ren- have put extensive repairs on their at the Johnston, having recently at- ovated this a surface of mixture us possible to ice year and many convenien- cottage. Included in these are a con- tended the one hundredth anniver- R. ces have and suit. After frozen to a the Co. been added for the comforts crete walk and steps to the cottage sary celebration of her home town, mush, J. crank of the patrons. those who had and large additions to the Hudson, Mass. may be turned more "ST house rapidly, Libby Among it- recently arrived here are Miss Doro- self. Mts. C. P. Dow and Miss L,. M adding more ice and salt if needed. thy Batchelor, Baltimore, Mr. Stevens spent at Mrs. Never draw off Md.; Mrs. Leon Cobb of Wakefield, Friday Dow's salt water until mix- and Mrs. William Haynes of North- cottage on Luthea street. ture Is Mass., will be at Cute cottage for a frozen. Unless there Is possi- ampton and little daughter two weeks' Mrs. E. L. has the follow- Betsy, visit. Skilling bility of its getting into the can, for and Mrs. William Buckner of Brook- Mrs. ing guests at her home, Mr. and Mrs A. W. Harris and little son salt water Is what effects the freezing; lyn, New York. John have W. S. Risker, Miss KUCOCiSCO rented one of the Black's Cumberland, until ice Mr. William O. melts, no change will take Haynes recently left cottages on Sunset for Mary Beag, Boston, Mass., and | road the sum- After the hotel for New York where he Mr. Somerville, place. freezing is accomplished, mer months. Mrs. Harris cornes from George Bloutin, and will remain for some time. Miss Mass. draw off water, remove dasher, and Yarmouth Point, Cape Cod, Mass. | Cottages Mary Carey Batchelor arrived here Mr. J. T. Bailey has arrived to with spoon pack solidly. Put cork In Mr. Geo. O. a son of Mrs. last She was Whitney, spend the summer with his wife at of CLIIT MAINE Tuesday. warmly and A. F. is opening cover, then put on cover. ISLAND, Black, visiting his mother their Ocean effusively welcomed by her many for a cottage, View, Meridian Repack freezer, four measures month. Mr. Whitney comes using friends on her arrival here. Mr. street. of ice from St. John's Can., where he will to one of salt. Place over top Kemp Batchelor will come some later Miss Mabel F. Dunning is spending References—Special rates for return after his on the island. newspapers or of when time in the season. stay her vacation with friends on piece carpet; and Mrs. Wm. Buck- He the is- July September. graduated this spring from a serving time comes remove can, ner of Erooklyn is a regular patron land. wipe small college in Canada called MRS. K. B. of the hotel. Mount The Misses Grace and Ruth Wood- carefully and place in vessel of cool BATCHELOR She has come here for Allison. many successive years and returns end and Miss Althea Berry, all of water; let stand one minute, remove mm. *jeiitsvieve vv aisn 01 Maiden and here each year more fond of the is- Arlington, Mass., are spending their cover, and run a knife around edge son Donald are visiting Mr. and Mrs. land than she was the summer be- vacation with Mrs. Pierce on Meri- of cream, invert can on Win. Black for the season. Other serving dish, fore. dian street. and frozen mixture will guests of Mrs. Black are her slip out. sister, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Johnston, Mrs. M. H. Mellish and Should there be any difficulty, a cloth daughter El- Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jewett and The Beeches THE BEECHES. sie, who will remain here wrung out in hot over another Mr. Robert Jewett, all of Portland, water, passed CLIFF ISLAND For the person for a week before to can, will aid in looking quiet, returning their home are occupying their cottage. Beach- removing mixture. well-ordered home house we in Maiden, Mass. boarding mont, for the summer months. MRS. C. E. can recommend no better .Miss of PETTINGILL place than Mary Wright Brookline is Mr. Horace Swan and Mrs. Ken this house. Here one can a guest of the Misses TO GET SERVICE FROM LAMP Proprietor always rest Smith. Miss neth Hannak, both of Brockton. unperturbed by the outside world and Edna Wright, sister to Miss WTright, Mass., are spending their vacation of Beautiful Views of Sea and leave here refreshed and renewed in comes here this week for a short Certain Rules for Its Care Must Be two weeks as the guests of Mr. and Shore. Yachting, Bathing and life and vigor. The stay. Fishing. congenial people Mrs. Mott Boothby. Observed—Always Fill in here is one of the features of Last week a special very delightful party Mr. and Mrs. Wilson C. Blake and Daytime. this place. Perhaps most was held on the rocks near the noteworthy daughter Nedra of Radcliffe street, is the food, which is home Nealey's house. Here a cooking, picnic sup- Woodfords, spent the holiday with A housewife who has to use and always fresh. Garden produce per was served and games lamps played Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blake, at theii a desires to and fowls are from the hotel's until dark. The then great deal, know what gar- party adjourn- cottage, on Adams street while ed to the Westbrook, will keep the wicks from dens, all the sea food is fresh Nealey's cottage, where Mr. smoking. Robert Britton also si>ent the If For Your Summer Home from the line or net of the they danced to Victrola music. Those the wiek is soaked in vinegar be- nearby week-end and the Fourth here. MAPLEWARE LUNCH SETS, PAPER DRINKING CUPS, NAPKINS fishermen. Proprietress Mrs. Chas. who formed the party were the Miss- fore it is put in the lamp, and thor- Mr. and Mrs. Don Kimball of PLATES, ICE CREAM DISHES. PAPERS OF ALL KINDS. Pettengill expects this year to be a es Smith, Miss Mary Wright, Mr. oughly dried, it will not smoke. The and Mrs. Adams street spent the Fourth and There is better for roofs than very satisfying one. The arrivals Charles Parker Fiske, Mr. bowl of the should be full nothing the remainder of the week with lamp kept for the past week here are Miss Mar- Geo. O. WThitney, Mrs. Wm. Haynes, of friends at York Me. oil; but when the lamp is not in GENASCO TRINIDAD LAKE tha Dowd, Raleigh, N. Miss Sarah Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Miss Beach, ASPHALT ROOFING C.; Black, Mary use, the wick should be turned down "W- Hanckel, Charleston. S. C.; Mlftsf Carey Batchelor, Miss Dorothy Batch- Miss Louise H. Burns of Portland Write for Samples low, to keep the oil from out Biuxdie Boyd, Maiden, Mass.; Miss elor, Miss Margaret Sellman, Miss has arrived at her cottage, Surfside. oozing the burner. Whfotaker of Maiden, Miss Katherine Frances Nealey, Miss S. Morgan and for the summer. Miss Burns and upon Malone, Boston, and Miss Anna Cur- Mr. D. Goodwin Sills. her guest, Mass Edith Blake spent The common kerosene lamp which C. M. RICE PAPER COMPANY last General tis ot Maiden, Mass. Many of the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thurber re- Thursday with Miss Elizabeth is used in almost every household Paper Dealers of guests here are among those who turned by auto to their home in Prov- King Auburn, Maine. will give a bright, clear light, and it 8 TO 16 EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE have idence Mrs. Clifford Pike of Northern been here in previous years and after a delightful visit with Spy will be a source of comfort to the so liked the sample that have Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Black. cottage, Torrington Point, entertained they family if properly kept. Never use returned here for a bigger box. Mr. John H. Stone of Boston has last week for an all-day session, the Inferior burners. They are cheaper recently been visiting his mother, Cosmos Club of Portland, of which a at first, but soon out of Mrs. O. P. at her on she is member. they get fix, The Bummer of this island Stone, cottage so people Sunset road. Mrs. Otto B. Grenquiost and son the wicks cannot be turned up PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE have already started on a campaign Earle of or and do The Missess Bennett recently had as Roslindale, Mass., are down, not give a good for the betterment of the existing a guest at their cottage on Sunset guests of Mrs. Pike for two weeks. light. A clean lamp gives no disa- Popular Summer Hotel Now Cousin's Island conditions. Their purpose this year, Mr. Filling road Mrs. Nellie F. Newman of Mil- Payson Smith of Augusta vis- greeable odor when is to add a burning. Rapidly. 1916, wide piazza, paint ited his family at their on ton, Mass. cottage Lamp chimneys are not liable to the outside, make plans for the ar- Point over the The most popular hotel of the Bay Torrington Fourth. break tistic of the upon exposure to changes of is now under full and improvement grounds. He has recently accepted the posi- going swing The first barn dance of the season Ladies' Spirt Hats 98c., "Eustis."— if are The original idea of the Library club tion of Commissioner of Education temperature they put in a pan under the management of Mr. Ralph Adv. of was given Wednesday evening by was to build an attractive Library for- Massachusetts. M?r. Payson cold water and nllowed to heat E. Rowe is assured of as successful Mrs. Scribner at with room for many books and. to was former superintendent of schools gradually until the water is boiling i. season as ever. In the past week Doyle's barn in hon- make it so or more or of the large enough that con- for Maine. He will be very much hot. When you wish to clean the fifty guests have registered Campfire girls. About 50 certs, lectures, could be held missed here. Now that the have etc., by all the schools of the flues, wash them in suds made by dis- people were present. Modern dances and there. Also it was planned to have state. started to come, the usual amuse- solving cleansing powder in hot water, the glide waltz were to graphapbone a tennis court and other games on Mr. and Mrs. M. Kershaw art ments of boating, swimming and oth- R. rinse in warm the Peaks Island clean, water, and wipe er music. The reel surrounding grounds. Those es- remodelling their cottage on Tor- sports have been revived. Many Virginia which is dry with old newspaper. See that the pecially interested in making this or- rington Point. parties of hotel folk may be seen always a feature of the dances was flues all fit iginal plan a reality are Mrs. K. B. Mr. and Mrs. James S. closely. Lamps should sailing about the bay in the Merrill ol yachts also danced. The Camp Fire girls Batchelor, Mrs. Edw. L. New York always be filled by and al- which may so be rented. The Heydecker, "See a Sea," the cottage of Mr. City recently arrived at daylight; easily dance*. German and Swedish folk Miss Elizabeth McKeen, Mrs. Hamil- their ways put In a new wick regular Friday night which last Carl C. Coffin, is ocupied for the sum- cottaee, Gladsheim. for tho before the hops dances much to the enjoyment of all. ton Gilkerson, Miss Nellie Frances summer. old one is year were so the mer by Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Jar- Their daughters, the Missep burned out. popular among Mrs. Edith R. Scribner and Master Bennett, Mrs. O. P. Stone, Mrs. Jas. T. and Mildred ai rived with guests are soon to be started. On dines of Arlington, Mass. They Mary Paul Srribner of Maiden, Mass., are McKeen, Miss Laura E. Bennett, Miss th^m. rainy days the guests get much have taken the pretty little cottage Creamed Cheese and Eggs on Toast visiting Mrs. Day at the "Lingermore" Elizabeth Griffiths and Miss Anna I. on Mrs. N. H. Crane and Mrs. C. A. amusement from cards and impromp- the Oceanside for the whole sea- Four hard-boiled one cottage. McKeen. eggs, nnd one- tu while the beautiful son. Frequent week end will be Dormore, both of Boston, recently ar- dances, new Vic- Mrs. Harold C. trips hnlf tnblespoonfuls flour, one nnd one- Dalton, Miss Mar- From now on tea will be served rived at their cottage for the sea- trola is always at hand to furnish made by Mr. Jardine and sons Wil- hnlf garet Fossett and the Misses Mad- every Wednesday afternoon by some son. are now an auto cupfuls milk, one-half tenspoonful the best of every kind of music. ton S. and George. Mr. Jardine and They taking eline, Beatrice and DoriB Dalton of of the members of the summer col- trip through the White Mountains snlt, few grnlns pepper nnd Among the noted guests here are. Dr. Mr. George Jardine spent the last cayenne, Roslindale, Mass., are the guests of ony on the Library piazza. On Wed- for ten will then return one-hnlf six S. C. Schwenk, a prominent week-end with their family, Mr. Wil- days. They cupful grated cheese, physi- Mrs. Goddard at the "Barnacle" cot- nesday, the annual sale will to their home slices cian in who has come Aug. 9, ton Scott Jardine, returning with here, for the rest of toast. Add sufficient milk to the Philadelphia, tage. take place. All are to do- the season. here every summer for requested them to Boston, after spent flour to mnke a smooth Add re- many years, Miss F. L. of nate having paste. Jamieson Medford, generously to the Library club a Mr. James Locklain McLain, the and Professor J. F. Hill, Professor week here. Mr. Jardine and sons maining milk and seasonings nnd cook Mass., is spending a month at "Gray- by giving them saleable articles, in- are Boston specialty salesman for the of Greek and Latin at the Central engaged in the tile business in until slightly thickened. Add whites side." cluding cake and candy. Standard Oil will the High schoo', The re- Boston. Company, spend Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mr. and Mtb. chopped finely nnd cheese. Cook until Prime, Miss Elmer E. Winship, The week-end of Mrs. last two weeks in July here. Dur- cent arrivals here are: Mr. and Mrs. guests cheese is Evelyn Prime and MJbb Ruby Fon- from Ohio, have been visiting Mr. ing his stay here he intends to drop melted. Pour over tonst and John Mullooly, New York, Mr. and Stephen Perry of City Point were taine of Winchester, Mass., are again and Mrs. J. D. Winship at their cot- all the business cares and worries sprinkle with yolks which have been Mrs. S. A. Merbin and family, New Captain and Mrs. James Bell Hall of at the "Avalon" for the summer. tage, Jay Dees Inn. They came here and just simply rest and him- forced through a sieve. York, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. enjoy Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. L»yke, the Miss- to spend the Fourth and left in the self. He will at on New Mrs. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer of stay the Howard, York, Mary Sexton, es Ruth and latter of Perry Miss Sara Virginia Lyke and Mrs. part the week for West- and Luther street. Rhubarb A. Sexton, both of Phila- Portland, Mrs. Francis Hall of Puff*. M. E. Keems of Maiden, Mass., are brook, Me., where they will make a Mr. Samuel Borden of Brooklyn, delphia, Pa.; Mr. Michael Fleck, New York. One cupful finely chopped rhubarb, spending the summer at the "Hill- short visit with relatives and N. Y., a manufacturer of women's New Miss A. New tjien Mrs. Annie J. Brockton, one two York; Fleck, crest." return to their home in Allen, cupful sugar, tablespoonfuls Mr Ohio. Miss Uzzie dresses, is spending his vacation York; .and Mrs. W. T. Jancovins, Mass., M. I>arkin, Brock- butter, one Miss Nellie Jordan of Presque Isle Mrs. H. H. Tucker and daughter with friends here on the island. Mr. tenspoonful baking pow- Newark, N. J.; Mliss Caroline Buck, ton, Mass., Mrs. Coughlin of Manches- one-fourth and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. of Betty Lloyd Tucker of Newton Cen- Borden has been a frequent visitor der, cupful milk, two eggs, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. J. E. Hofltt ter, N. H., Miss Mary Linfleld of McCoy, Portland, spent a few with Mrs. ter, Mass., arrived at Honcllffe cot- to the Island for summers and flour. Cream the butter and New York; Mr. D. days Avon, Mass., and Miss Mary D. Blue- many sugar, add Schnder, Wayland, A. E. Neal. tage a week ago Monday for the hill of he so enjoys his vacations here that the well-beaten eggs, milk, N. Y.; Miss Lena A. Schader, Way- 'Reading, Mass., are guests of rhubarb, Mr. A. E. Adams of Medford, Mass., sujnmer months. The sister of Mrs. he says he would spend tnem in no sufficient flour to mnke n thick land; Miss Mabel A. Blue Mr. and Mrs, J. W Brackett for two bntter, Javis, Is visiting Miss at For-Us- Tucker, Miss Marguerite Mayberry of other place. nnd Point, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Wis- Hlnckloy weeks at their cottage in Greenwood baking powder. Hnlf fill buttered All cottage. Is a guest, here for well, Albany. N. Mr. P. A. Pittsfield, Mass., Garden, Brackett Point. cups and stenm 80 Y.; Gil- Mr. S. H. the summer. minutes.—Mother's Scrlbner spent the week- I)r. W. F. Temple, a I^ast bert, New York; Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Thursday Miss Christine Pease New Magazine. end with his familv at noted surgeon in Boston, Mass., was Summer Millinery, "Eustis."— Wunschunk, New Mrs. B. V. Doyle's camp. entertained at her home, "Beacon York; Mr. J. a Adv. William Hinckley, wife and guest of Mrs. Tucker over the holi- Miss Lanlng, New York; Mr. A. H. ('amp," Grace Donahue of Port Hogue, child of Medford, are day. Warmed-Over Steak. Gorh'am, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. Ston- Mass., visiting land. his sister and at "The the attractive cot- The ends of steaks are n berg, New parents the For-Us- Ledges," Mrs. G. E. Mrs. W. tough prob- York; Mr. Perley Cole, All Miss Marston, Bearse, WILDWOOD INN. South cottage. tage of Elizabeth Griffiths, on Mrs. lem with Here Is one Paris, Me.; Mrs. A. S. ReUben Hooten, Mrs. Fred housekeepers. Martin, Mrs. C. R. Mr. the East Shore, has recently been of Dorchester; L .A. Wusst, Atwood, Sidney Mc- Bedell, Mrs. Jerry Harley, Mrs. Fred This Inn, In way saving them: Chop ratlin Brockton, Tntyre of New opened by her for the summer. As Increasingly popular Mlass.; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gloucester, Me., and ISVwHSfiy, Mrs. Mclveod, Mrs. C. 8. Wildwood Cumberland Fore- conrsely, cook In a little butter, Flecker, Mrs. in former Miss Kate Park, dredge New Mr. and Ralph Goodhue and son Philip years, M. Farns- Messer and Mrs. F. P. with York; Mrs. J. M. Hill, Woodcock, all Bide, Is now under the personal man- flour, ndd seasonings nnd cream. of Portland, Me., are slopping at the worth will be with Miss Griffiths for members of the Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Good Cheer Club agement of the English Tea Rooms. When hot serve with bnked Mclntyre cottage. the summer. Miss Griffiths Is enter- last potatoes. Gates, Dixfleld, and Mr. and Mrs. W. spent Wednesday afternoon at Every person who has ever visited Mr. W. H. Norton and family of taining her sister, Mrs. A. F. Griffiths the F. Jones, Norway, Me. Beacon. these delightful rooma will know that Portland. a few of N. who arrived here Tender Roast. Me., spent days at the Brooklyn, Y., Walter C. Stone, a graduate of the Wildwood Inn In about the heat last possi- "Riganuff Place." Thursday. of and rince the roust In n very hot oven University Maine, grandson of ble place for shore and chicken din- To a Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chandler and Mr. E. A. Solomons spent the week Mrs. Mabel nnd let it become Brighten Carpet. Johnstone, has been a ners. There la also a beautiful na- gradually moderate. Rev. and Mrs. Geo K. Carter snent end with his wife at his attractive Add a Wiping a carpet with a cloth wrung guest of Mrs. Johnstone at her home tural park surrounding the Inn and tablespoonful of vinegar to tlm a few days at the Chandler bunnalow. cottage "Breezer Bluffs." He has now on A out In warm water %.nd ammonia In street. He left last Wednes- Splendid bathing beach. Parties water with which you baste It, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis and fam- returned to his business in New for New which a of kerosene day Haven, Conn., where can come here by auto over the re- when done you will find It Juicy nnd tablespoontul has* ily of Portland, Me., have taken the York. Mr. Chas. Follansbee of Port- his business Is heen cleana the situated. cently completed State Road or by tender. hlxed, carpet and Downs bungalow for the season. land was the guest over of The Sunday manv friends of Mr. and Mrs. electric car via the Yarmouth line. brighten* the colors wonderfully. Mr .Hnd Mrs. William Hamilton of Mr. and Mrs. 8olomons at their cot- William Marshall, who have spent An excellent 500 foot pontoon land- Westbrook. and Mr. and Mrs. tage on the Bluffs. About Eggs. Me., several summers here at the Wel- ing affords easy access to the Inn To Remove Tar. Charles also of by If are Rerry Westbrook, Mr. Perley P. Pitkin, well known to were eggs placed In hot water a lington cottage, pleased to greet boats at all tides. What could be Tar may he removed from the spent the Fourth at the Will-Octa cot- all the island folk here, has opened a few minutes before' hands them again when they arrived here more pleasant than for a of breaking the tage ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. studio in where he is party by rubbing with the outalde of freah Portland, giving last week for a short stay. friends to take afternoon tea at this white* will separate from the yolk* Duran. vocal lessons. orange or lemon peel and im: Of those who have recently left cool and attractive spot on the Cum- vet j' easily. They must be cooled be drying Mrs. mediately, The volatile oils Geo. Whltely left the island the island are Miss C. M. LeBlanc berland shore? ford the dissolve White Felt Crushers whipping up whites. tar so 49c, "Euatls." | that it can bo rubbed off. —Adv. I •> A.. < VV The many friends of Mrs. Joslah Pratt will be glad to know that she Is gaining fast after h|?r accident of two Bustln's Island weeks past when she fell from a chair and broke a rib. W. Mrs. F. P. WIlBon of Brockton, S. JORDAN & CO. Walk-Over Shoes Mass., who has been occupying her On Saturday the PORTLAND evening, July 1, bungalow for a few weeks has re- first dance of the season series, given turned home. by Mr. H. B. Cole in the Grove din- Mrs. C. E. Fischer and ing room, was held. The second daughter, Helen, of Roslindale, are visit- followed July 8th. Everybody at- Mass., Groceries-Provisions Mr. and Mrs. Soule. Mrs. tending had a good time at both ing Henry Evans, who also has a of Fishing dances. Modern dances, been gueBt Tackier Anchors, Oars, Cordage, Virginia her parents has returned to her home. reel, Paul Jones and a Boston Fan- Oiled F. Clothing, Dories, Skiffs All kinds of Summer Footwear cy were danced to Victrola music. The Mrs. L. Garfield and Mr. Frank of admission to these dances is 15 cents Garfield Chester, Conn., have op- ened their in White per person and 25 cents a cottage for the entire sea- Boots, Colonials and couple. son. Among the most distinguished visit- Miss M. Soft Deer Skin carried ors summering on Bustin's is Mr. Wal- Emily Bullard of Brook- Materials, ter Chaloner, a well known water line, Mass., spent two weeks as the of MERRICONEAG HOUSE color artist of high talent. Mr. Chal- guest Mrs. Lancaster at "The Ce- So. in all widths and sizes and at oner has his principal studio in Mer- dars." Harpswell, Me. rimac, Mass., but also has others. It Miss Helen SpofTord of Groveland, ARTHUR B. DICKEY, reasonable has been said that Mr. Chaloner Is Mass., is spending two or three weeks Mgr. prices. the at "The Cedars" with Mrs. Lancaster. probably strongest painter of tree Ideal Location on Casco Bay. Un- in the United Miss Marion of anatomy States. His Flagg Merrimac, obstructed water view on all Bides. winter landscapes are fa- Mass., Miss Vivian Collins of Ash- especially Private Bath Houses. Good Boating NEW FALL STYLES mous as he makes a al- Miss Collins of ARRIVING DA1LT person feel *>urnham, Mass., Mary and Fishing. Excellent Table Ser- most as if he were on the Mr. Exeter, N. H., and Miss Josephine spot. vice with Shore Dinners a specialty. Chaloner has a Eaton of Boston, Mass. are painted great many spending Tennis Court. Clock Golf. House in the summer with Mrs. Russell at landscapes Italy, Switzerland, Ger- now open. Booklets. many, Holland, France, England, "Caun Whittier." Scotland, Ireland and Wales and also Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Twitchell'spent all over the United States. He has the Fourth with the Misses Gould at held exhibitions all over our coun- "The Ledges." try to which people have flocked in Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fuller of New- HOTEL SER GABLES 24TH YEAR SAME MANAGEMENT. great numbers, attracted by his fine ton Mass., are at their cottage for the SOUTH Hutchinson's Walk-Over Boot talent. One gentleman has over reft of the season. HARPSWELL, MAINE Shop fifty of Mr. Chaloner's paintings which Miss Maude Cunningham of New Stands Directly on the Beautiful Casco 544. CONGRESS PORTLAND he keeps in a separate room and York city and the Misses Laura and Bay. ST., £-] calls it his Chaloner room. Mr. Alice Cunningham of Somerville, Excellent boating, fishing: private bathing beach and fresh Chaloner has a bungalow at Bear Is- Mass., will again occupy Mr. Chas. houses: eggs, butter, milk and vegetables from the land and Brainard's this another at Lake Winnipe- cottage, "Redwing," farm every day; fish, clams and lob- saukee but he says that he likes Bus- year for the summer. sters direct from the water; the rooms are tin's as well as either of these. This Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Barnard of large, light and airy, sun parlor, etc. Booklets sent. Free use of Boats N. T. Jr. is his second year here and we all Somerville, Mass., motored down to to Guests. WORTHLEY, hope he will come again. He and spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MERROW, Proprietor M aine's and Mrs. Chaloner are occupying the Ba- Javnes. Leading Optometrist Optician con cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wrye, Miss An- 478 1-2 CONGRESS CORNER CENTER ST. Mrs. J. H. Misses na and Master Walter Wrye, Jr., are ST., Bibo, Bertha, The Best in the Market Quick Delivery Florence and Ethel Bibo again .spending the summer at the We You "With Telephone Connection Opp. Preble House, Portland. and Mr. Supply Everything for the Table Under ONE Account Herman Bibo of Woodbury, N. J., "Norumbega." Mr .and Mrs. and Mrs. Established 25 years. 16 years at this location have arrived to spend the summer Harry Wrye FRANK L. Tel. 2174-W. All cars stop at our door at the Chase cottage. James Wrye are visiting Mrs. W. C. PINKHAM AND FITTED. Wrye. Mr. Harry Wrye is the or- EYES EXAMINED ACCURATELY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Redfield, Mr. ORDERS RETURNED ganist of the Old South Church of South LENSES GROUND PROMPTLY. MAIL Percy and Miss Helen and Harpswell Market SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. Redfield. Boston. Miss Katherine Schloer are Fresh Garden etc. KRYPTOK INVISIBLE LENSES again Mr. H. W. Weller and Miss Gwenvd Produce, Berries, fruit, Table Waters, spending the season at the "Rockha- TORIC AND THE NEW CROOKES Weller of Montreal, Canada, are Ginger Ales, etc. Fresh Bread ven." Mr. Redfield and mo- Every Day LENSES family among the arrivals and will spend the tored from Woodbury, via the Berk- KEELOCK AND SHURON EYE- season at their cottage Bide-a-Wee. shires. Green Mountains and White Miss Lena Neilands of GLASSES Mountains. Lexington, GOLD FILLED EYEGLASSES, $1 Mass., is the guest of Mrs. Crone at Mrs. B. E. Swett, Mr. Aber and up. Kelsey the Tuttle bungalow for the summer. Telephone Your Wants of the Genesee Quick Service to Our Customers COLORED GLASSES. 50c and up. Wesleyan University, Miss Grace B. Parr of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. CONSULTATION FREE. TELE- Bodwetha, Lima, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Galloupe at her DUNN N. Miss of BROTHERS PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AND Y., Evelyn Swett Elmira cottage. Miss SAVE TIME. College, Josephine Bodwetha of Miss Annabel Warren of Exeter, N. Westfield, Mass., are at the Swett We have the finest lens grinding ma- H., is visiting Mrs. Lancaster for the Groceries, Provisions & General Mdse. farmhouse for the summer. chinery in Maine and can guarantee summer. Our Stock is Complete in Every Department Mr. Donald Kitchen Mrs. F. Oliver of Marblehead. Meats, Finest Quality and absolute accuracy. of Methuen, Hetty Right Prices Mars., spent the Fourth as the guest Mass., spent two weeks with Miss Market at West all over of Mrs. Swott at her house. Miller at the Log Cabin Harpswell Delivery South Harpswell The friends of Miss Fannie Merrill Miss Ethel Swan and Miss Jane will be glad to know that she is rest- Kicker of Cambridge, Mass., are ing more comfortably at the Maine spending the summer at their cottage, KENDALL & WHITNEY General Hospital. "Oak Lodge" which they bought of DEALERS IN SEEDS Rev. and Mrs. John Garfield and Mrs. Campbell. A. E. family of Claremont, N. H., have ar- Mrs. G. W. Chanin of Hartford, PINKHAM rived for the summer at their cot- and Mrs. G. \V. Irwin and fam- SO. HARPSWELL, ME. AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FERTILI- Conn., iam-, ne ijt?uges. itev. uarneia ily of Auburn, N. Y., are at Mrs. ZERS, POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES, WOODEN GAL- WARE, and family motored up from their Chapin's cottage, "Casco Vista," for VANIZED IRON WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, CORDAGE, ETC. home in their automobile. the summer. Horse & Auto Liverv Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Lester Mrs. W. W. Tolman of Jamaica Our stables are equipped to handle all the business of this place and Also in SUMMER we are specialties COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream Richardson of Dracnt, Mass., are Plain, Mass., is visiting Mrs. Camp- prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with careful drivers at any Freezers, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Croquet Sets, Window Screens again spending the summer at "Hard- hell at her new cottage. hour of the day or night. Expressing and moving of all kinds receive prompt scrabble." Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Paddock and and careful attention Have all checked and Screen Doors. Call and see us. your baggage in care of A. E. Pink." Mr. Alfred Foley of New York City family of Springfield, Mass., are ham, South Harpswell, Maine. is visiting his sister, Mrs. the summer at "Grayledge." Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Cellar COR. FEDERAL AND TEMPLE STS., ME. George spending Excavating, Work, Wells, etc., PORTLAND, Gunpy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Royal of Bridg- Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Mar of Rich- water, Mass., spent a few days with Miss Sarah mond Hill, Long Island, N. Y., ar- Mr. and Mrs. Byram at their cottage. E. Bower has arrived at her rived Friday to spend the summer at Mr. and Mrs. George Law of Wal- cottage "Bunehberry Lodge" Bibber & Pinkham their cottage, "Bustinhocheim." tham, Mass., spent two weeks with for the summer. Miss Elizabeth AMERICAN DAIRY Mr. 0. W. Newhall has returned to Mrs. Lena Law at the "Alders." Clarke is her guest for July. Boats Stored, Repaired & Painted LUNCH Mr. S. J. and Miss Sar- D. J. MacDONALD, Prop. the Island after a few days' stay in Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams and Sargent Machinery Overhauled Boston, where he exhibited some son of and Mrs. Ida gent are spending the summer at House In all Its 121 Commercial St., nearly opposite Island Steamers and South Portland Ferry Dorchester, Mass., Painting branches strawberries seven inches in circum- of a few "Camp Bluff.'' They are from Mon- Motor Boat * For St le 180 Middle Street, nearly opposite Postoffice. Rriggs Portland, Me., spent ference, which he picked from his days with Mrs. Law at the "Alders." treal. Milk, cream, etc., fresh from dairy farm daily. Best of foods, quickest ser- South Maine garden. Mr. and Mrs. G. Vroom of Miss Edith I.awson of Newton, HarpsweU, vice, reasonable charges. Finest equipment in the East. Spike Mr. J. J. Nelson of Everett, Mass.. Brookline, Mass., are spending a few Mass., is visiting Miss Wellington lor has returned home after a few weeks' weeks with Mrs. R. K. Spike at the the summer. visit to Mr. Georee Taft. "Micmae." Improved Electric Fan. Mocha and Java. Mr. A. A. Marshall and wife of Lex- Miss Edith McEIroy of Somerville, "Eustis" Millinery, 439 Congress.— A novel type of electric fan may be Once famous for its coffee, Mocha ington, Mass., have returned home af- Mass., arid Miss Avis Clement of Ar- Adv. suspended by its own feed cord from has little left lotlay but its olden ter a few weeks' stav at the Bibber lington, Mass., are visiting Miss Lu- FALMOUTH HOTEL any suitably placed lamp socket, the name. At that period the Arabian bungalow. Mrs. Marshall had in- cille French. A Joke. PORTLAND, MAINE space usually taken up being thus province of Yemen, of which Mocha jured her foot in stepping from a mo- Miss Eleanor Eaton of Auburndale. He—"I'm thinking seriously of get- caved. The fan is Ave inches tor boat. in di- was the chief seaport, supplied prac- Mass., returned home after a visit of ting married." She—"I've often and Mr. and Mrs. H. ameter, with its docket weighs but tically all the berries used. At the Ralph Marshall and ten days with Miss French. thought about it, but not as anything European and American Plan little more Miss Olive Marshall of Lexington, Miss Dorothea Haworth of Cam- than two pounds, but on end of the seventeenth century the serious." or Mass.. will occupy the Bibber bunga- bridge, Mass., is visiting Miss French any alternating direct current cir- coffee plant was introduced into Java Most Located low for a few weeks. for the summer. Miss Haworth is Centrally cuit of 110 volts is driven at a speed and in a short time "Mocha Across the Counter. and Java" Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Melcher and Miss Paine's assistant at the store. Courtesy Hotel in Portland that gives a good circulation of air became a The courteous is a rarer bird trade name of great popu- Miss Lucy Melcher of Whitlnsvllle, Mrs. J. T. Dick of North Adams, buyer a throughout room of ordinary size. larity. are than the courteous Mass., again at their cottage Tor Mass.. is visiting Miss Bower for the seller.—Spokane J. J. POOLER, Proprietor the reason. summer. Spnl",onv"i.Rovipiv

Russia and Marriage Laws. The women of modern Russia owe -* map or»- a debt to their country's tyrannical reformer, Peter the Great. Before his^ era women in Russia were treat- CASCO BAY ed with the utmost contempt. The bridegroom and bride never met be- fore the actual ceremony was per- MAINE formed. Thus the bridegroom was J often disappointed when the veil was raised and the bride did not come up to the description. He could visit his wrath on the unhappy girl by us- ing the whip which the father had *cpeneficts—-— A handed to him as a symbol of author- • *TCAri0o«» LVtO'Wl ity. For her part, the wife had no «■ »u«ni »o way of escape, and the terrible pun- ishment of "burial to the waist'' was inflicted if she resorted to any act of violence. Peter insisted on at least six weeks' betrothal before mar- riage, and introduced many reforms in family life. His own daughters he gave a liberal education to fit them to take part in western society.

Repudiating Tradition. 8ymbollsm figured above every- thing else In a ceremony presided over by the secretary of the interior, in South Dakota, where some Sioux Indians were admitted to full United States citizenship. Each Indian shot an arrow to typify his quitting the life of a nomad, and each put his hand to a plow handle to typify his taking up the life of a farmer. And so the antagonists of Custer repudiat- ed every point of aboriginal tradition perhaps save one, namely, the right to be regarded as poets.

Russian Way of Drinking Tea. In Russia the natives never drink milk in their tea, and cups and saucer* are never used for tea. It is drunk from glasses. at the Harpswell Laboratory, where HILL CREST many fireworks were displayed and refreshments served. As guests of GIANTS' GREAT RECORD the occasion were Dr. and Mrs. L. H. I. POPULAR CHEBAGUE HOTEL HAS Lewis of Johns Dr. and Hopkins, Chebeague The New York Giants estab- FORTY GUESTS. Mrs. D. S. Johnson of Johns Hopkins, Lucas lished a record this season Mixed Dr .and Mrs. H. V. Neal of Tufts Col- by Ready Paints winning 17 games in a tak- Whatever the Dancing Party Given Tuesday Even- lege, with their children; Mrs. Ulrlc Summit House. row, work, inside the house or out,—where Paint ing. Mn>. Wm. and her At the hotel at this time are twen- ing every game of the 10 played is required—there is a Lucas Dahlgren, Libby product best for the purpose, from N. ty-five gueBts and the num- against western teams without This hotel is daughter Polly Princeton, J.; .greater indorsed by the experience and entertaining forty a Painter Decorator, and backed and Mrs. Connelly and her two ber of these are here for the season. single defeat, a win to guests at the present time and every daugh- having by over sixty-six years' ters. to date are mofct satisfac- their experience. day brings several new arrivals. With Bookings credit before starting on tory and a most successful season is favorable weather conditions the in- Mrs. Wm. Libby and her daughter. the trip. The achievement was anticipated. The weather dications are most favorable for a Miss Polly, from Princeton, N. J., have delightful all the more remarkable In view has given all an to en- banner year here. The social life just arrived for a short stay. opportunity of the fact that the New York- joy the days as best pleases them. at the hotel is well under way and al- Mr. Frank H. Packard of Lewis- ers had lost The Several have found in sail- 13 of the first 15 ready several sailing and fishing par- ton, Me., who has suffered Trom a enjoyment Emery-Waterhouse Co. ing and and the games played. They left home ties have been given. Last Friday long illness, is now recovering and bathing delightful walks that abound on the islands are in last place and returned in afternoon about twenty of the guests is once more occupying his beautiful one of the of the second PAINTS went to Eastern Landing and from summer home. principal evening's place. The following is HARDWARE, diversions. the that pier enjoyed a two hours fish- A short but happy vacation was en- record of their clean sweep : ing contest. Mrs. John Krueger of joyed by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Paul of Mrs. M. Tolmie of Montreal ar- In the West: OILS, VARNISHES New York City had the honor of Lewiston with their children, Shepley rived Thursday last to spend the sea- son Where Winning catching the largest fish. These par- and Dorothy. They will return later here. Mrs. Tolmie has been a Corner Pearl and Middle Streets Date Pitcher ties are with the in the season. guest here for and she Played Score always popular many years Four Minutes' Walk From Custom Cnds May 0.. Pitts. .Tesreau 13-5 House guests and usually a prize is given Miss Annie Packard, who owns a here every comfort and pleasure for an 10. .Pitts. to the member of the party that cottage at the colony, has gone to ideal vacation. The patrons May .Anderson... 7-1 catches the largest fish. Sailing is to Boston for a week on business. at the hotel are pleased to have her May 11. .Pitts. .Perritt 3-2 here be as popular a pastime as in years Another addition to the Coiony ar- once again. May 12. .Pitts. .Schauer.... 3-2 past and nearly every afternoon some rivals has been made by the coming Messrs. Lewis L. Hopkins and Ar- May 14. .Chicago. .Tesreau. G-4 of the are to be seen of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blake of thur guests enjoying Mai- P. Hardy of Worcester, Mass., May 15. .Chicago. .Perritt... 3-2 Oren this The first dancing parly den, Mass., who will for the sea- registered a Sons sport. stay Sunday for vacation of May 17.. St. L.. .Anderson... 0-3 Hooper of the season was held in Hill Crest son. two weeks. The men made young May 18. .St. L.. .Benton 3-0 Hall Tuesday evening with a large Leland Rollins and his wife of Au- the trip from Boston by steamer. and May 10..St. L.. .Perritt 5-0 Heating number being present. Hill 'Crest burn, Me., stayed over the Fourth in They were among the patrons of the 20. .St. Orchestra consisting of Miss Adeline the Gordon cottage. hotel last year and their friends here May L.. .Mathewson. 4-1 j John violin Mr. and Mrs. Laurie of are May 21. .Cln'tl. Kearney pianist, Kearney Page New- pleased to have them among .Anderson.. .11-1 FREE PHONE and Fred furnished N. will them. Plumbing SERVICE Kearney cornet, ark, J., spend the summer They are enjoying every hour May 23. .Cln'tl. .Benton 4-3 and were in the 3290-3291 delightful music all present Baxter cottage. here. May 24. .Cln'tl. .Perritt 6-1 greatly pleased with the selections Mrs. Wm. Libby with Miss Helen 2G. Call us—your order will re- Miss Estelle M. Mahoney of Nor- May .Boston. .Tesreau.. .12-1 ; played. These dancing parties are Powell and Mrs. Steut of Washington, Engineers wood, Mass., was among the arrivals May 27. .Boston. .Anderson. 4-1 ceive personal attention to be given Tuesday and Friday even- had a delightful picnic on the rocks of STOVES, RANGES, TINWARE Saturday last. Miss is May 27. .Boston. .Benton... 2-1 ing and a general invitation to all is at Orrs Island recentiy, where they Mahoney planning to srend the greater part extended. A fee of cents watched the surf as it dashed on the Stoves. Lanterns and twenty-five of the summer with us. Ship is to be charged for all. many ledges. Galley Furnishings The following are registered at the Mrs. J. C. Beswick and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Sherman of FIRELESS COOK STOVES hotel at this time: Mrs. A. E. David- Miss Winnoah Beswick of Montreal, Philadelphia have arrived for the sea- EXPECTED TO WORK MIRACLE Gasoline Engines and son, Mr. and Mrs. P. Blair June 30th their annual son in their cottage on Ash Point, Foulis, E. Water Systems $8.50 to $35.00 registered for N. where they have spent so Orange, J.; Mrs. M. Tolmie, Mon- sojourn with us. They have many many George Former and treal; Helen A. Mrs. R. S. Moriarity, Tiger friends here who are to have pieasani summers. Koch, glad Koch, Master Alfred New Manager of Memphis Team, them them once more. Mr. L. H. Spaulding of Boston, Koch, Ridge- among | wood, N. Estelle Has Hard Job Ahead. F. & C. B. NASH Mass., who has recently built a mag- J.; M. Mahoney, CO. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Letson and 384-390 nificent new steam is here Noiwood, Mass.; Mrs. M. Dreyfus, FORE ST. COOCH HAMMOCKS daughter Miss Marion E. Letson of launch^ Marion with his family. Mr. Dreyfus, New York City; Mr. Speaking of the change in managers Norfolk Downs, Quincy, Mass., regis- Spaulding plans and to take Mrs. Irvine Gertrude at $5.95 to $25.00 tered Sunday for a two weeks' vaca- many delightful cruises down Goddard, Memphis, Coyle Shea in News Scim- the Maine Goddard. Mrs. R. F. Miss itar tion. The family are enjoying the coast. Wilkinson, says: Mr. Edith Wilkinson; Lewis L. island and are with Nelson Gildersleeve is looking Hopkins, "Watkins greatly pleased Arthur P. expects Manager George forward to a visit from. Mr. Irving Hardy, Worcester, Mass.; the many points of interest that ap- Moriarity to work a miracle with the B. Tiedman o? Miss VHma Morrison, peals to the summer tourist. Mr. Brooklyn, N. Y. He Dorchester, SUMMER to Mass.; Herbert W. Trohon Ar- FURNISHINGS Letson is in the wholesale bus- plans take Mr. Tiedman on a Jr., glove lington, Ma=s. Griffin Co of every iness. cruise down the Maine coast. Engraving description A new Edison has Mr. Air. J. H. Katon of Washington, D. Phonograph been BicUnell Hall, Jr., Brown 1917, has C., is another of the former patrons purchased by Mr. Jos. Gildersleeve accepted the position as purser and with which he to entertain on ti»o Half-Tone Line Engraving of the hotel that is registered here plans his steamer Maquoit for the sum- friends with mer months. at the present time. Mr. Eaton is many beautiful selec- Mr. Hall's many friends and tions. are Designing illustrating a great admirer of the hotel and the pleased to greet him here. Mr. and Mrs. S. Oren F. Langdale are Sons island and is very happy to be back The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hooper here for a short visit in their beau- here. John »V. Hoben and family of Spring- MIDDLE tiful cottage situated at the north 45 Exchange St., Me. ST. Miss Lillian V. Downing of Bever- I field, Mass., will be sorry to hear Portland, end of Hurricane Ridge. that a ly, Mass., registered last week for they have decided not to come Only Minute from the Mrs. H. V. Neal of West Somer- to the Phone 1019 a short outing. Miss Downing will island this year for their usu- Soldiers' Monument ville, Mass., her two Mar- al spend part of the season in New daughters, vacation. For the past two sea- garet and Helen, and her son John Hampshire, returning in time for the sons they have occupied the Hill will camp out this summer in the opening of the schools in the Garden homestead at the East end of the is- beautiful pasture below the Calkins City where she is a teacher. land. place. Mrs. Neal is now entertain- Following are the names of those Mr. and Mrs. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY ing Miss Beresford of Brook- Clifford E. Hamilton registered at the hotel at this time: Virginia of OF lyn, N. Y. Waltham, Mass., are at the Ham- Miss Lillian V. Downing, Beverly; ilton Robert homestead on the main road. and N. and William Seifrtiz, from Mr. Mrs. C. Young, Medford, They will remain here Washington, D. C., are here for the for two weeks Souvenir Spoons Mass.; Katherine V. Young, Medford, or more. summer. will Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bangert, They assist at the Brooches Harpswell in Trade with R. S. New York; Mrs. Walter E. Davis, Laboratory biological Davis, corner Ex- Telenhones I Stand 1858 Night work and research. change and Federal leiepbones Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Letson, street, Portland, Novelties, etc. } ReBidence 2819 Service Mr. and Mrs. J. A. if you want the best in Quincy, Mass,; Miss Marion E. Let- Bridge of Bos- bungalow or Public ton enjoyed a vacation over cottage furniture.—Adv. Automobile son, Quincy, Mass.; M. Louise Greene, pleasant 7- the Fourth in their at the Rev. W. Passenger Packard Touring Car JCiewark, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. J. cottage P. Merrill former pastor GEO. T. SPRINGER Auburn of HOUR, DAY OR WEEK Attleboro, Mass.; Mr. and Colony. the Methodist Episcopal church SERVICE He>Vyood, The old "Packard at the here is Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, L. W. W. Novack, Attleboro, Mass.; Cottage" now with the M. E. church in THOMPSON Mrs.jH. Colony has been remodel- Falmouth Silverware 254 Danfcrth Mr. and Mrs. John Krueger, New completely Foreside. The Foreside Manager George Moriarity. Street Portland, Me. ed and built over by Mr. T. J. Arnold was Mr. York City; Miss Lillian C. Krueger, Merrill's boyhood home and 515 CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND, Stand, Cor. Brown and Congress Sts. of Paterson, N. J., who is now occu- it was at the Chicks, but unless he can go in every Will New York City; Mrs. E. Barnes, New request of the Foreside meet steamers at Casco Bay Wharf pying it with his family. A beautiful that other day and ball him- on Jersey, Duncan Barnes, New Jersey; people his pastorate was chang- pitch winning request. new sun parlor is one of the ed. Mr. self—he is an Mrs. L. P. Russell, Boston; Miss E. only Merrill was considered one infielder by trade—he many additions which he has made of the best F. Russell, Boston; Wm. Russell, of the ministers ever here, will find the Job a trifle tough, not to OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS on the house. he a Boston; Mrs. J. C. Beswick, Montreal; being powerful speaker and very say exasperating, and exceptionally i ne inree of and Hotel Temple Miss Wenonah daughters Mr. much beloved by all with whom he 'Beswick, iMontreal; annoying. JOHN PROP. Mrs. W. K. Dana of Westbrook, Lou- came in contact. A. CLARITY, Eyes Examined Clifford O. Miller, Roslindale, Mass.; Rev. Joseph R. "lie will ise, Ethel and Marion, are Remick has find a club well schooled in 20-22 TEMPLE ME. Robert O. Roy, Bloomfield, N. J.; R. making taken his place as pastor ST., PORTLAND, ready the Dana cottage for their of the the terrible art of losing games, but Glasses Harris, Bloomfield, N. Miss M. A. island church. European Plan. Repaired J.; whom he is we do our own parents, they expect shortly. Mr. and supposed to carry the necessary Rooms 75 and grinding and duplicate O'Donnell, Germantown, Pa.; J. H. Mrs. Norman Ellison and 50, $1.00 per day. broken lenses from the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkham spent inspiration to it back into the pieces. Eaton, Washington, D. C. family of Philadelphia, Pa., will not bring Newly Renovated, Papered and the week end with Mr. Pinkham's SMITH-SOMES CO. occupy their cottage on the West End running. Painted. Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Pink- " 578 CONGRESS parents, of the island this Is ST., PORTLAND, ME. Ladies' Summer Felts at "Eustis." ham. year. 'Immediate' the proper word, for ■—Adv. neceru guests of Mr. unless help arrives from some source Mrs. Geo. S. Page of Newton, N. J., and Mrs. Geo. S. Hicks were soon has come for the season. She has Mrs. Hicks' broth- very it will be too late. Only the ers, Mr. Frank A. w bought a fine motor boat, the "Gua- Berry, Baltimore; bubble, showing where they last sank, Mr. George F. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL CORDES' na," in which she plans to take many Berry of Water- will be in evidence. CAFE town, and (Incorporated) First-class in Every Particular trips around the Mass., Mr. Edward Berry is Bay. of "Moriarity rated a brilliant player Private Rooms South Mrs. L. H. North Deering, Maine. Mr. and State House Dining Scott is entertaining and a wise Opp BOSTON, MASS. Harpswell Mrs. Charles E. general, but he will find 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congress St. her sister, Mrs. J. H. Woodruff, of Berry and grand- blood a scarce article in southern tur- Washington, D. C., in the "Worces- daughter, Miss Helen M. Berry, all of PORTLAND, MAINE nips. Or rather in the ter" cottage for a week. Watertown, Mass., are now visiting turnips in (Continued from Page 1.) here. Mr. Hicks is Chick The Haskell's Island people are no longer in the pantry. business. Established 1892 AUCTIONEERS glad to have with them once more photography He is now "Without criticizing Moriarity in the An informal in which working as an W. P. celebration, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Noyes of expert tool maker in least, it can easily be said that with DRESSER & SONS refreshments were was held the employ of the served, Georgetown, Mass. Mr. Noyes is Portland company the present stafT of the George won't cause REAL ESTATE at the cottage of Mrs. L. H. Scott Commodore of the Yacht city. Harpswell much alarm in New Orleans 80 EXCHANGE ST., ME. on the afternoon of the Fourth, club. Mr. and Mrs. Nashville, PORTLAND, C. H. Roberts and and other Telephone connection. Those high places." present were: Mrs. J. S. Wood- Mrs. Etta Wilkins and Miss Hazel children, Dorothy, Ethel, Brenton, Special attention given to Farms, Tim- ber Lands and ruff, Miss Sally VV. Carr and Mrs. F. Wilkins are Phillip, and 3rd of Seashore Property. Prop- entertaining Mrs. IJeed Howard Arlington erty Sold O. Watson and Mrs. as hos- Offers rooms with hot and cold Bought, and Appraised. Loans Scott, Coburne and Stella Coburne, all of Heights, Mass., are now here for on TERRY SHOWING HIGH CLASS water for $1.00 and up, which in- Mortgages. tess. whom are from the summer. Bert Greene. Mr. Brown, also cludes free use of shower baths. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Craig of Auburn, The old tennis court at of Arlington, will be a the Auburn guest here for Has Failed Nothing to This In New who have made a ten visit with to Gain Regular Berth Equal days' Colony is being completely rebuilt the last two weeks in July. England Ihe Albees in their new cottage on and With White Sox on Account of will be, when finished, one of the Dean Vernon and of the Rooms with private baths for Hurricane have returned family Weaver's Fast New and Ridge, beft Work. $1.50 per of two Old courts in the state. Many ex- West End will not be at their day up; suites Books home. Next colony rooms and bath for $4.00 Monday Mrs. Albee is contests are the attiactive per day AT BARGAIN PRICES citing expected by cottage this summer. and up. expecting Mrs. J. S. Sullivan for a people. Zeb Terry, substitute of Colony shortstop Dining Room and Cafe First- Visitors Welcome visit. Mr. (Continued on and Mrs. H. A. Free of Lewis- Page 8.) the Chicago White Sox, has demon- Class, European Plan. Friends of Dr. W. W. Spenser of ton have opened "Freecroft" cottage strated nil the high-class qualities ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. HUSTON'S, 92 Exchange St, Portland Brookline, Mass., will be glad to learn for the season. Ladies' Trimmed Hats "Eus- 98c., claimed for him when he came Stone floors, nothing wood but that he is coming here next week tis."—Adv. from The first of the laboratory teas the the doors. for a long in the old Thomas const, but he has failed to win stay was held at the Laboratory w'th Mrs. Equipped with its own Sanitary HOTEL BRUNSWICK which he has a regular berth. The reason is Vacuum cottage, purchased. H. V. Neal and Mrs. D. S. Johnson EX-CONVICT WEAR8 "V. C." George Cleaning riant. O. V. SEEMAYER, Prop. A house merry party was enter- as hostesses. Strictly a Temperance Hotel. Hot and Cold Water in Every Room tained with Mrs. D. H. Day as hos- Mrs. SEND FOR BOOKLET. Private Baths C. C. Cobb of Boston, Mass., Strange Roll of Honor That Is Kept tess. The guests for over the Fourth STORER F. European Plan $1 day up, with is visiting Mrs. Everett G. Sherwin of the CRAFTS, General Mgr. bath, $1.50. were Mr. and Mrs. by Authorities at Famed Cafe connected Eaton Driggs of Worcester, who is stopping in the Mr. and Scotland Yard. Combinat'on Meals 2Bc, 35c, 50c Auburn, Mrs. Juber of Lis- "Sunset Cottage" on Hurricane Ridge. Special Chicken Dinner every day 50c bon. Miss Marguerite Hriggs of Au- Mr. F. • O. Watson of Auburn came 21-23 Preble St., Main® Mr. and Mrs. Harriett Shaw of A roll of honor which forms a Portland, burn, down Friday to stay over Sunday Boston and Frank Day of the Univer- with his noble commentary on the Impartial- family in their cottage on WM. H. ROHR sity of Maine. Hurricane Ridge, ity of British police methods and the rars, xx. ij. jvioinii ner CO. ann lamny A reproduction of the "Mayflower," fairness of British justice 1b, says Eagle Marine Engines from St. Louis are occupying a cot- built the PtKrto-Bngrawrs. by H. 8. Moss of made Dally Express of London, In the D»*ignprs. STANLEY MARINE In Boston, iDuMrwtor*| MOTORS tage the Colony for the Rummer. a as ■; 0» fmi ItWlT-i picturesque sight it sailed by proud keeping of the authorities at AM) /»NC ('{-ISOJ ron •*" MNf »4» Perfex Waterproof Ignition, re- TTlric Dahlgren, who was here for Island*' three C*+Al.O»f *001 supplies, "Eagle mark channel. New Scotland Yard. pairing, overhauling. Gasolene for sale. a ten days' vacation, has gone to She was OS Mnrl«t Stro«t., sailing down the Maine It is a roll of 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF PORTLAND Island, where he will attend a honor of men who Long coast on a cruise. Telephone which is similar to forsook their life of crime and vol- military camp The annual meeting of the Harps- one at untarily offered their lives to their the Plattshurg. well Yacht club will take place at Mr. and Mrs, N. Jones and their the club country on the outbreak of Ihe war. IDEAL. LUNCH house shortly, when officers Helping Each Other. family of Newburyport, Mass., have for the coming There are 70 names on the roll. All B. Dunlec, Prop. year will be elected. Sometimes we can help each other arrived at Haskell's Island, where of them were criminals and became 118 CENTRE PORTLAND best by each other At ST., they will stay for the season on the Summer letting alone. Buy Millinery at "Eustis." clean-living, self-sacrificing soldiers other MealR a-la-carte and Combination old "Plngree" place. —Adv, times we need the friendly hand- when they realized that their country Breakfantn. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wake of Maiden, clasp and the word of cheer. Men are was in Regular DinnerR and 25 are her#" and will one peril. under Supperfl, Mass., occupy the domain of natural law as centR. Tarnished Silver. The of these men have of the houses for the season. majority 70 much as colony Tarnished bees. Bees live only through The people of Harpswell will be silver is easily cleaned been killed In action. Some of them with co-operation—a frlctlonless. efficient to learn that; Dr. and Mrs. Yan- powdered whiting mixed to a were decorated for bravery. One glad working together. Men also succeed HENRY LEVIN ey of Texas, have arrived and will paste with ammonia and water. Hub man was awarded the Victoria cross Zeb Terry. only by working harmoniously with occupy the Etnier cottage for the the paste on with one leather and for a brilliant achievement in the Is other men, and for other men as well remainder of the season. have another leather to off trenches in was Weaver, who doing Rowland's regn- Merchant Tailor polish It France; another dec- as Mrs, Ulric Is entertain- Inr In for themselves. 92 Dahlgren again. orated by the czar with the St. shortstopplng mich n manner Exehang* St., Portland, M•. ing Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Indian- that even a George's cross. hlgh-elnsH youngster llko i apolis, who will stay until next Mon- the Cnllfornlnn Then 8he Wlgged Him. Cleansing, Pressing & Repairing Specialty The roll of honor of course, not enn't break In. Terry Mr. a noted Common Is, day. Williams, poet, haw Palling. In spite of to Wife (with newspaper)—It say« for public inspection; It Is a confi- reports the contrary, written the life or President Hayes, "You can't depend on dc friendship here men will he kept, It Ih snld, nnd In that grow bald because of with whom he was associated of de man dat lovea said dential record, and, framed In oak, these closely flattery,' strenuous tho intense activity of their brains. it in the room of Basil days something yet may for many years. Uncle Eben. "So long as he gits de hangs private And hnppen to give him more Hub—Exactly. women have A delightful celebration of the he don't care who hands It Thomson, assistant commissioner, chance to flattery •how his no whiskers because of the intense We HIS Fourth wae held the evening after criminal investigation department. wares. Again Say to *lm." activity of their chins. CASCO BAY AND HARPSWELL LINES. Miss YORK & Frances Robblns of Jenkin- Time Table Effective July 2, 1916. JACKSON CO. town, Penn., is soon to visit Mrs. WEEK DAYS Robbins and her From daughter, Miss Marie Portland (custom House Wharf) Homes Furnished Robbins, for a short To Peaks Island (Forest Complete stay. City Landing)— Mrs. 5.45, 6.45. 7.45, 8.45, 10.3V a. in., 12.15, BUNGALOW OR CAMP SUPPLIES William Allen Harris and her 1.00. 2.15, 4.15, 5.15, 6.15, 7.30, 8.15, 9.30 daughter, >liss Henrietta in. Harris, will p. 232 MIDDLE STREET. Look for soon leave To Cushlng Island—6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 10.30 the Red Sign Springfield, Mass., and a. in., come to "Noddle 12.15, 2.15, 5.15, 6.15, 8.15 p. m. Head" where they To Little and Great Diamond Islands, will join their family. Trefethen and Evergreen Landings Mrs. G. H. (Peaks Island)—7.00, 8.00, 10.00 a. m., Sweetser left last for Friday Cottage 12.15, 2.00, 4.15, ENGLISH TEA 5.15, 6.15, a7.30 p. m. ROOM Augusta after a delightful three Furnishings To Ponce and Doughty Landings (Long 609 Congress St., Portland, Me. Breakfast weeks' stay on the island. Island)—7.00, 8.00. 10.00 a. in., after 8. Mrs. C. 12.15, (2 doors east Public J. also left 2.00, 4.15, 5.15, 6.15, a7.30 p. m. Library). Luncheon 11 to 3. Floyde Friday for New- For Hot To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—8.00 Afternoon Tea until 7 p. m. castle, Maine. Both Mrs. Sweetser Days а. m., 2.00, 5.15, 6.15 p. m. and Mrs. To Little TEL. 3484 ROOMS SINGLE AND EN Floyde have greatly Chebeague—8.00 a. m., 2.00, SUITE the enjoyed 5.15 p. in. stay on the island in their cot- For Cold To Western Landing (Great Chebeague) tage, Outlook, and —10.15 a. they sorrowfully Days m., 1.30, 6.15 p. m. departed from the To Cliff Island, Central island. Landing (Great The Outlook has Chebeague) South Harpswell, Bailey been rented by Island and Mrs. Orrs Island—7.00, 10.15 a. George H. Sweetser to Mrs. m., m. DOW &. Our store 1.30, 5.15 p. PINKHAM Thomas Patterson of is stocked To Georgia. Mrs. with Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great Patterson and her mother will up-to-date Chebeague), Cousin, Littlejohn and nrob- Bustin Islands, Mere Point, Birch Fire Insurance ably remain hero until the end of the to Island and goods your summer Harpswell Centre—8.15 a. 35 St. season when they will return to their equip home for m., 5.15 p. nt. Exchange Portland, Ma. Hotels and winter home in the RETURN Dwellings, Cottages, Seaside Property. H. N. PINKHAM Sunny South. (Week Days) insured in the R. S. Davis all sorts of To Portland leading companies. H. W. SUSSKRAUT, F. C. HUSSEY Co., corner of Ex- weather From and Peaks Island (Forest City Land- change Federal streets carries a ing)—6.15, 7.20, 8.15, 9.15, 11.00 a. m., complete and excellent line of all 12.35, 1.20, 2.35, 4.35, 5.35, 6.35, 7.50, household and 8.35, 10.15 p. m. cottage furnishings.— FIVE From Adv. FLOORS RIGHT Cushlng Island—7.00, 8.00, 9.00, GOODS RIGHT PRICES 10.45 a. Mrs. m., 12.45, 2.45, 5.45, 6.45, 8.45 R. M. Taylor and little son, p. m. NOVELTY RUG COMPANY Richard of From Little Diamond Lowell, Mass., are at Island—6.20, 7.20, 25 Lancaster St. "Folkstone" 8.20, 9.50, 11.25 a. Portland, Me. visiting Mrs. Taylor's m., 1.40, 3.45, 5.40, RUGS MADE 7.00 p. ni. FROM OLD CARPETS mother, Mrs. Bicknell Hall. Mr. From Great Diamond We have the Island—6.15, 7.15, just Rug for the Cottage or Bungalow. Call and see our Bicknell Hall, Jr., is a purser in the 8.15, 9.45, 11.20 a. m.. 1.35, 3.40, 5.35, different styles. Our prices will of the T. б.55 in. please you. Reference Portland Nat. employ Casco and F. p. Bay Harps- Foss Bank. & From Trefethen (Peaks Island) well lines. Next fall will be the Sons Landing —6.10, 7.10, 8.10, 9.40, 11.15 a. m., 1.30, beginning of his senior year at Brown Complete House 3.35, 5.30, 6.50 p. in. Furnishers From University. Mr. visited Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island) Hall, Sr., —6.05, his over the 7.05, 8.05, 9.35; 11.10 a. m., 1.25, family week end and the 3.30, 5.25, 6.45 p. in. Fourth and has now returned his and From Ponce to Congress Preble Landing (Long Island)—5.55, THE business in Lowell. Sts., Portland 6.55, 7.55. 9.25, 11.00 a. m., THOS. LAUGHLIN CO. 1.15, 3.45, \ 5.15, 6.35 p. ni. In the early part of this week Miss From Doughty Landing (Long Island) — Mary Brock and Miss Isabel Green 5.45, 6.45, 7.45, 10.50 Motor Boat and Yacht 9.15, a. 111., 1.05, Supplies returned to their homes in 3.15, 5.05, 6.25 p. m. Canada. have From Cleaves Landing (Long Island)— Marine They been visiting Miss Jessie 5.40, Hardware 6.35, 7.35, 9.00 a. in., 3.00, 6.10 p. m. Paterson-Smythe at the and provement of From Little charming Specialists Boston and We are Chebeague—6.30, 7.30, 9.05 attractive summer residence of her Hartford, is pleased to announce that a. m., 3.05, 6.15 in. Conn., here the p. PUBLIC LANDING 184-186 Olive a constructing Red Dragon Gift From Cliff a. COMMERCIAL ST. parents, lodge. have concrete surface tennis Shop and Tea Island—7.15, 10.45 m., 3.20, They court. Room is now 5.00 p. m. greatly enjoyed their visit here de- Mrs. open and Miss Ethel From Western Romaine Keyser and her Fogg who so Landing (Great Che- riving great pleasure from the boating successfully conducted it beague)—5 20, 10.30 a. m., 3.05 III. daughter, Miss Sarah Clark of Ger- last is From p. and which year again in This Central Landing (Great Che- Tents For Sale swimming, are so popular mantown, who last charge. at- and To Let here. Penn., year pur- tractive place is beague)—6.55, 10.20 a. m., 2.55, 4.40 chased the old greatly appreciated p. m. Ami Littlefield home- by all. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. stead Several new lines are shown riutn aouin and much this narpswell—6.30, 9.55 a. m.. SULKOWITCH Hamilton of the surrounding land, are year. 2.30, 4.15 p. m. HARDWARE & PAINT CO. Pelham will regret at their new summer From residence for Mr. Charles Island — to know that this Cleaves of Bailey (York Landing* year they will not the summer. Mrs. R. North Con- 6.15, 9.40 a. 377 FORE STREET W. Birdsell, Jr., way, N. m., 2.15, 4.00 p. m. occupy their beautiful summer home of H., arrived on the From Orrs Winter Haven, and island Island—6.00, 9.30 a. in., 2.00, here. It is dtie Florida, her Saturday afternoon last to 3.45 p. m. Between Exchange and Market Sts. Near Island Steamers to the poor health little baby be the From of Mrs. daughter, Elizabeth, are guest of his fatncr, Aaron Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague) Hamilton that they are una- visiting Mrs. Cleaves. —6.55 a- Keyser. It is expect- m., 12.10 noon. ble to come here this summer. Their ed that The engagement From Cousin Workmen's Mr. Birdsell will join his wife has been an- Island—H.40. 11.55 a. m. JP C^C\ Compensation friends will nounced of From • greatly miss their genial here later Mr. Preston Littlejohn Island—C.35, 11.58 a. m. ErV/. %) KJIN LjU (x y^VJ. Fire and Marine Insurance I in the season. Mrs. M. Hall, From Eastern prpsenc^ from the island. of Maine Landinq (Great Che- iiiiiiiHUiiiiiiiiiiitlllllliilllulMllllliiinuuilliliiiiiiliiiiill 41 Keyser has built a little to one side University 1915, son of Mr. beague—6.20, 11.35 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, Me. Mr. the and Mrs. Phillip Kirkum, recent of her own summer Bicknell Hall of to From Bustin Island—6.00. 11.15 a. m. home a most at- Taunton From auest of Mr. Harris Newell has left tractive Miss Rachel Mere Point—5.3"). 10.50 a. m. Dwellings, and cottage which she Winship of Livermore Hotels, Cottages Seashore Property a the island. expects to From Birch Island—5.30, 10.45 a. in. He has gone to Lake ! rent to Falls, Me. Miss was From Losses desirable tenants. Winthrop gradu- Harpswell Centre—5.15, 10.30 a. ni. Specialty. Promptly Adjusted. Dunmore, where he will re- ated from the Vermont, Mr. and Mrs. University of Maine '15. SUNDAYS. main a of weeks with Dexter Hamilton of Mr. From Portland couple friends. Hall spent many summers here Mr. Westbrook, Maine, have been visit- To Peaks Island (Forest — Abbott guest at the with his City Landing) Markel, ; ing Mr. Hamilton's parents at their beautiful 7.00. 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m.. same .time of Mr. Newell brother, Mr. Mar- estate 12.20, 1.15, has also tin B. Folkestone Lodge and his 2.00. 3.00. 4.00, 4.45. 5.45, 7.00. S.00 in. Hamilton. have now re- p. gone. He went to Boston. Mass., They many friends To Island—9.00. a. turned to are their con- Cushing 10.30 m., GEORGE E. LEONARD where he their Westbrook home. extending 12.20. 3.00. 4.45. 7.00 n. m. will resume his business. gratulations. To Little and Great (Next door to Postoffice) GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sherman Hamilton of Diamond Islands, W. A. Blanchard and the is- Mrs. Elizabeth Trefethen and Our stock of Groceries. Meats and Provisions is the best obtainable and we aim land has been an Flemming of West Evergreen Landinas daughter of Winchester, Mass., are oc- attractive hostess to Mount (Peaks Island)—7.00. 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 to supply you with the best. Ice Cream by plate or measure. her Vernon, New York, her a. cupying the Blair for the friends, Mrs. Charles Gaud and ^itli in., 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30, 5.00, 6.00, We solicit your patronags and assure you of courteous treatment and prompt cottage daughter, Miss a7.30 p. m. month of her daughter Mildred of Fannie ar- delivery of orders. July. They are newcomers Portland. rived Flemming To Ponce now Thursday of last week Landing (Long Island)—7.00. j to the island but greatly enjoy all its They have left the island and are and will 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. ni., 12.20, at spend the season at 1.15, 2.30, beauties and already have made their home. their summer 3.30, 5.00, 6.00. a7.30 p. m. many home, Cedarcroft. To friends the summer Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Garniss Mrs. Flemming Doughty Landing (Long Island)—8.00. DEAN BROTHERS among residents. and will 10.30 a. entertain several 9.30, m„ 12.20, 1.15, 2.30, 3.30 Professor and Mrs. A. M. Harman children, of Boston, Mass., are now at members of 5.00, 6.00, a7.30 m. her p. and of New their rottage near Central family during the season. To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—9.30 family Haven, Conn- landing. а. have now Mrs. also Mr. and Mrs. m., 1.15. 3.30, 5.00 p. m. arrived here. They will McCloud, of Boston, a sis- John S. The Monument Shoe Dealers ter Crowley To Little a; of Mrs. (Gertrude Chebeague—9.30 ni„ 1.15, Square occupy the Barnacle for the summer Garniss is to be with her Walker) accompanied 3.30 p. m. by season. Professor Harmon is for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker, arrived To Cliff Island, Western and Central in and Shoes at Prices pro- Saturday Everything Sport Outing Right Mrs. Garniss have at the Landings (Great Chebeague) South fessor of Greek and Latin at Yale been on the island Home Bungalow for the sea- Harpswell, and Orrs Islands— for several previous summers son. Mrs. Bailey From Orrs Island—7.00 a. m. University. and Walker-Crowley has — m., 3.00 given IjO-OO <* m., a 5.30 p. ni. p. their a From Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague) ivir. w. k,. i\eweu arrivea a ween friends hope they will be here number of song recitals this To Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great —8.40 past ✓ a. in., 4.15 p. m. ago from He will for many subsequent ones. winter and she Chebeague), Cousin, Littlejohn and From Cousin Springfield. spend recently had a most Bustin Island—8.30 a. in., 4.05 p. m. Miss Mabel Islands, Mere Point, Birch From the rest of the summer with his fam- i Hill of Haverhill, Mass., successful pupils' recital in which- Island and Littlejohn Island—8.25 a. m., 4.00 is Harpswell Centre—10.00 a. p. m. ily at their on | spending her vacation which is of twenty-five of her a5.15 p. in. cottage Artist's Point. pupils sang. This m., From Eastern Chebeague 1 short recital RETURN (Sundays). Landing (Great Che- Mr. \V. B. Young, Mr. W. S. Max- duration, at the home of her took place at Academy beague)—8.10 a. in., 3.45 p. m. parents. llall, To Portland From well and Mr. Fred ail of Saiem, Mass., and was Bustin Island—7.55 a. m., 3.25 p.m. Airimore, attended by From Peaks Island (Forest City Land- From : A recent arrival is a Mere Point—7.35 a. m., 3.05 p. m. Brockton, Mass., have had a splendid that of Mr .and large, enthusiastic audience. The lo- ing)—8.25, 9.30, 10.50 a. m.. 12.35, 1.35, From Birch Island—7.30 a. m., 3.00 p.m. i^onunuea from week's vacation Mrs. Horace Sadler of cal papers in 2.20, 3.20. 4.30, 5.20. 6.20. 7.30. 8.30 m. ; Page 7.) here. They have I Maiden, Mass., spoke the highest terms p. From Harpswell Centre—7.15 a. 2.45 who From Cushinq 11.00 a. m., been at the have now opened their of the affair. Miss Island—9.15, m., p. m. Hyde camp throughout cottage Doris E. Sleeper, 12.45, 9.30, 5.00. 7.15 p. m. near Additional Miss their stay. Not a moment of their the Post Office for the summer. who is well known on this From Little Diamond Island—8.15, 9.35. Trip—Saturdays Only—10.00 Helen Lowry of West New- island, p. m. Prom Portland to Little and | visit was dull Due to the lateness of their was one of the 11.15, 11.55 a. in., 1.45, 3.00, 5.15. ion, arrived here for they were always coming accompanists. Miss 4.00, Great Diamond Islands, Trefethen and Mass., last Saturday here б.40, 7.35 p. m. either or or they will stay late in the season Sleeper whose home is in Evergreen Landings (Peaks for a visit of a few boating, swimming taking Lancaster, From Great Diamond Island—8.10, 9.30. Island) days. While here and thus make their N. and Ponce Landings Island). Re- she is the long tramps about the island. stay here of the H.. is studying in Boston with 11.10, 11.50 a. m., 1.40, 2.55. (Long guest of -Miss Clara Web- 3.55, 5.10, turn—Leave Ponee 10.40 Mr. and usual length. Heinrich 6.35, 7.30 p. in. Landing, p. ster. Miss Olive Mrs. H. L. Rotzel of Mill- Gebhardt and is m., Evergreen Landing, 10.45 Webster will not Miss playing From Trefethen Landing (Peaks Island) p. m., come 1o the bury, Mass., are visiting Mrs. L. C. Lucille Smith, a college friend very around Trefethen Landing, 10.50 p. m., Great island until the first of successfully Boston. —8.05. 9.25. 11.05, 11.45 a. m.. 1.35, 2.50. Goddard at of Miss Jessie has been a re- Mr. and Diamond Island, 10.55 m., Little August. She is her cottage on the East Ridge, Mrs. R. M. of 3.50, 5.05. 6.30, 7.25 p. m. p. spending the month cent Taylor Diamond Island, 11.00 p. m. End. Mr. Rotzel is of the guest of Miss Ridge at the cot- Lowell, will From Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island) of July camping with the pastor j Mass., leave the island References. "Aloha Methodist ! tage of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tomorrow —8.00, 9.20, 11.00. 11.40 a. m„ 1.30, 2.45, Club," at Pike, New Hampshire. Episcopal church in Mill- after a delightful sojourn 3.45, 5.00, 6.25, 7.20 n. in. a on notice to He I John H. on the West End of of two Stops Purser to land Mr. Robert Alhion of bury. very kindly preached for Ridge, weeks, the guests of Mrs. From Ponce (Long Island)—7.50, x the East End the Landing passengers only. Express, Schedule Rev. Joseph R. Remick of the Island island. Miss Smith comes from Taylor's Mrs. 9.10, 10.50. 11.30 a. m., 1.20, 2.35, 3.35, subject to change without notice. has been up to this time, at a student mother, Bicknell Hall. 4.50, 6.15, 7.10 m. on a week ago. On Ottawa, Ohio, and has never before Mrs. Hall will p. Unavoidable delays excepted and sub- conference of young men at North- Sunday morning I accompany her daugh- From Douqhty Landinq (Long Island) — ject to without a week ! visited Maine or She ter to change notice. field. While there he ago Friday Mrs. Goddard Chebeague. her home for a short 9.00, 10.40, 11.20 a. m„ 2.25, 3.25, held the hon- ! was much outing. 1.10, E. B. WINSLOVV, Pres. and arrived hers for their us- pleased by the wildness of Messrs. Hamilton 4.40, 6.05, 7.00 p. m. orable position of family & Rines, fish C. W. T. Gen. secretary to the ; the From Cleaves Island) — CODING, Mgr. head ual summer stay. scenery and also of the water dealers, are to Landing (Long of the conference. He has now supply the people of 8.35, 10.25 a. m.. 2.10, 4.35. 6.00 p. ni. The of and sports, such as and ywim- Bustin's returned to the island to many friends Mr. Mrs. boating Island and Thurs- From Little Chebeague—8.30, 10.30 a. m.. spend the ; Monday RED DRAGON GIFT SHOP AND Irvine Goddard will be happy to know ming. day and the trade on 2.15, 4.30 p. m. remainder of the summer months with Cousin's and that are now at the Mrs. Raymond Hines and little From Cliff Island—8.15 a. m„ 4.25 p. m. TEA ROOM his parents. The Portland they Summit Littlejohn's Tuesday and Friday. They From Western Evening House for a Lucille and of Pas- Landino (Great Che- is to few weeks' visit on the j daughters, Shirley will devote and a. GREAT CHEBEAGUE, ME. Express be represented on Wpdnesday Saturday beague)—8.05 m., 4.10 p. m. island. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Goddard saic, N. J., are at their cottage for the to the From Central Gifts to all. and Peaks Island this people here. Landinq (Great Che- please Open day year by Mr. Albion. summer. The have n. can- have many friends among the daughters many beague)—7.55 m., 4.00 p. m. evening. Lunches. Ice-cream, Box Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. and people From South a. etc. ac- Wyer of the East friends among thp island folk and are Harpswell—7.30 m., 9.30 dles, Special parties can be children, Mjss Elizabeth End colony. They ar- p. m. commodated on order. and John most with _ rived at the Summit House for a visit popular the younger set of Brom Ballev Island (York Frank L. Wy°r were anions the late Landing—7.~15 Pettingell, Prop. arrivals of thp Massachusetts Gertrude a. ni. indefinite length. colony. m., 3.15 p. Miss Ethel Fogg, Mgr. this season. Miss Wyer has this Walker-Crowley Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Neal of Maiden. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Little of spring completed her courses and Soloist Mass., were the guests of Professor Greenfield, Mass.. are occupying their Soprano and graduated from Radcliffe Next college. and Mrs. O. S. Tonks at their at- cottage on Artist's Point for the sum- Vocal Teacher September she will leave New York tractive bungalow at the Enst End. mer. They arrived very recently on for Barcelona, Spain, where she will The beauties and charms of Che- the island. Eastern Landing, Great occupy the position of instructor at Chebeague the bea^ue have captured their hearts as international College, situated well as there. the boating and swimming which have also to the uecent guests of Mr. and they enjoyed Mrs. Wy- utmost. SOLID MAHOGANY er were Dr. and Mrs. Harry of Haley , Mrs. John Morgan Ash entertained Wellesley Hills, Mass., who were last week Mr. and Mrs. Ash of guests here over the Fourth and Rev. Percy Urbano, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Ash and Mrs. Carl M. Gates and children, have previously vlfjted 'the island Charles, Louise, Alice and Polly, also and therefore have many friends of Wellesley Hills, Mass. Mr. and among the neighborinc cottages. Thev Mrs. Gates and family had never he- arrived a week from Tuesday and left fore visited Chebeague and were very here in the latter part of the week. much pleased with the beauties and Mr. and Mrs. Wust of New York city pleasures the island extends with so have been visiting Mrs. .T. lavish a hand. Mr. Gates and Komlosy. family They visited Mrs. Komlosy for three left Tuesday for their camp on the days in last week and are now in shore of Sebago Lake where will they their home. They are expected to spend the remainder of the summer. and be here soon Mrs. Shoes again by Komlosy. Mrs. L, M. Passano entertained the Mr. Fred Komlosy has returned to the Caps younger members of the West End 'For at Island after a week's visit in Boston, colony with an informal dance last Bathers, Hay's Mass. Mrs. Komlosy and her brother Saturday night. Among those pres- ATTRACTIVE, MEDIUM-PRICED GOODS Mr. Harry Oliver, are perhaps among ent were Miss Bettv Passano. Miss from the earliest of the summer folk to Right the factory, new and serviceable. Jessie Ridge, Miss Theresa Howell, The is short this have prrlved here. They came here supply season, better buy yours now If you have Miss Elizabeth Wyer, Mr. Harris not as earlv as the fifteenth of May and already. Newell, Mr. Roger Howell. Mr. Ross, according to Mrs. Komlosy they have DIVERS' Mr. Max Passano and Mr. John Wyer. CAPS, Red, Black or Green 29c been very comfortable here. Plain Mr. Ross of Winchester, Is vis- Caps—Red, Green, Blue, Black 25c Mass., Seeing the Stars and wav- iting his friend, Mr. Max Passano for Stripes Fancy Caps—8 styles to choose from ing once, more In the breeze at .T'»nl- a row (lays. 39c, 50c, 59c, 89c each ner lodge, we called and found Misa 63c, 69c, a week naro. Bathers' Shoes, Black or White Sunday Rev. H. L. Beatrice Hndcock 25c pair Rotzel. of doing the hostess Bathers' to tie on pastor the Methodist church Pumps, 50c pair net. alone as her winter, Mrs. Ceres Surf In Mlllbury, Masn., preached a very Cork Balls 19c Hndcock had not vet rtrrlved. fine, stron* and sermon at Water powerful Amom? the Wings 25c the M. sruests during the onen- 8wlm E. church on the Inland. He Kapo Wings ing week of the camp were Messrs. 11.50 very ahlv supplied the pulpit for Rev. Harrison B. Follnsbee of BrookUne Ths very select and high-class Talcs, Creams and Lotions for use after the bath. Joseph R. Romlck. Last Sunday Mr. things in Furniture—that's what Remlck nnd Theo Stnnger of Rosllndale, we ize on and our began the evening services specia Rugs and are of same Mass.. who were there over the Draperies the that were so much appreciated last pleasing character. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED Fourth. Among those now at the year by the summer people. They camp nre Misses T/orralne Wood