VOL. IX. SO. 1«>. (ESTABLISHED) i 1901. J PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. JULY 1909. I E>TKKSD A* ircoXD 1 29, I CLAM MAIL BATTER. ( PRICE FIVE CENTS. Chebeague Island. Peaks Island House. Cu CASCO BAY'S LEADING I SLA NO heavy midsummer business Peaks Island House THRONGED WITH 8UMMER REPORTED AT POPULAR RE* 'Ralph E. VISITORS. S" 4 011 wish to recline bread, household articles, etc.. and priately engraved on the outside with lights, private stretch out as far as yourself >ou like. The Chair tue-.es ./* you Jo without effort the same will be in of an (he owner's etc. on \cur part. charge monogram and a short dining room, Accomodates efficient force of ladies of Guaranteed «uitable 'or heavy or light cccupant. The framework is steel. The all whom inscription inside the cover. Man- 500 •eat and back are made of canxas. are anxious for the success of the ager Rowe 1j most for sa» which ore we shall grateful the Just send you,—tl e Corr.fort SWING Chair or the 1 Comfort MORRIS Chair, entire affair. The committee will of and to I^Ues, booklets, and on (the C:nf:rt Morns Chair Joet mot n-tng). i feeling appreciation loyalty floor plans hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. the house which inspired this gift, application. R. S DAVIS CO., Complete I Howard \ Homefurnlsber*, S. Hamilton, Friday even- and can not begin to express his I A Federal it*. E- grat- Exchange Aitacy Coaafort Ckaks. Haskell, Fres. ^ ing at 8.15 p. m.. and they request itnde to the donors. that the chairman of each table kindly Another event of note at the hotel be present as matters of importance THE last week was the celebration of Miss RATHSKELLER JUST OPENED. among which is the decorating scheme Cella Sullivan's Numbers 12 and 14 eighteenth birthday Brown St. New England 1945 will be discussed. Prom present in- an Telephone by appropriate dinner in her % dications the sale will be a suc- Maine. great honor. The table had been Portland, cess and a good sum will be realized prettily decorated for the occasion, and she A for the new church fund. Delightful Place to Dine. was presented with a very elaborate Mr. who i* summer- Byron Robbins. birthday cake. Among the many la- at Bass were Mrs. ing Point, Nahant, Mass., dies and gentlemen who were fortu- Isaac Newton of Paterson, came down to visit IN. Mrs. A. Tuesday Mrs. nate enough to be. honored with a The Hamilton. J., M. Klein of Philadel- T. W. Henderson at her cottage on piece of the cake were the following phia, and Mrs. Wilfred H. Cunning- the cross road. members of the Gem Stock Com- ham of Sharon Hill, Pa. SATURDAY NIGHT HOP MOST EN- Mr. Fred E. Furbush of pany, all of whom are Mr. L. S. Greenfield, great friends JOYABLE Dietz. Mrs. Dietz with of the AFFAIR. SOME son Mas?., is installing a 5 H. P. Mlanus young lady: the Misses Mar- | their and daughter are to spend motor in his new garet Adora CHARMING GOWNS WORN. at reach boat,- which Lee, Andrews, Marlon August the Hamilton. They were was built by D. P. Sinnett of Bailey Rvckert, Esther Evans; and the here for a limited stay In 1908 and Island. Mr. is as Messrs. Richard were so Furbush much of Allen, Carroll Bar- Over Thirty Guests Arrive The End highly pleas»4 with the un- a devotee of fishing as any one in tne rymore and Harry Forsman. surpassed location and the Among Of This Week. Pereonal Men- comfort R. S. DAVIS CO., bay and would rather fish than eat. the many gifts which Miss Sullivan of the hotel that they decided to re- He will use received in tion Of Guests. turn this Portland, Me.. F. E. the boat for his own remembrance of her birth- | year. Haskell, Pres. this a pleasure season, and expecta to handsome'diamond ring, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gay of Bos- Miss Leeds, who Is visiting Mrs- make some .hauls of and had- her mother. Mrs. good Cella lop are registered here for a three Nathan Clifford In Portland, was the dbek. He had the boat made es 'tiullTvan of Dorchester. In even- the weeks' visit Lut hmmou the Gays xttnt* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wide of beam so as to ing Mrs. Cella Sullivan a thea- were peclally hold gave here for a two weeks' stay, and, C. H. Leeds at the Hamilton on all ter for he can catch. Next season Mr. party eighteen at the Gem being charming people socially, were Tuesday, coming down with Mrs. Clif- Theater in of Furbush is considering the possibil- honor her daughter's prominent at all the functions given ford for dinner. ity of taking out parties. birthday. Those who were invited at the hotel. Next week the Gays Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kirkham of Executrix' Sale Mrs. John whose at this time to see the presentation will be Mrs. Big Hamel. husband joined by Herbert Rich Springfield are on .Mass., who an ta well known of the -Roae of the Rancho." includ- of who is Mrs. the Portland druggist, Portland, Gay's sis- auto trip through came down The ed: Mr. and Mrs. John ter. Mr. Alex Maine, Balance of the of spent Wednesday with Mrs. T. W. Campbell, MacDonald of Bos- the bay last week were Stock edl* and so Henderson. W. Y. Coggins. Mrs. Foley, ton, Harvard was the of '09, guest his charmed with the hotel that they re* the Misses Nathan, Elna Nathan. Mar- aunt, Mrs. on A party comprised of Mr. Charles Gay, Monday. Mr. turned Monday for an indefinite stay. guerite Briggs. Eva Clark. Phyllis Gay is a stationer at 797 M. Holden, Mr. C. C. Little. Ray Washing- Mile. Lucie L. the C-aig. VIra O'Brien, Delia Strout and ton street, Boston. MassonA popu- IRA F. CLARK & CO. Cowan and Mr. Parkman went out lar French teacher Ethelny E. Cole: and the Messrs. in Portland, en- , beyond Eagle Island the first of the Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Gilford of tertained a John Craig, Fred Foley and Joe Ken- party of six at supper week on a fishing trip and succeeded Worcester, Mass., are at the Hamil- Sunday evening here at the hotel. ney. ton for a few in landing over twenty haddock and weeks. Mr. Gifford Is The party came down motor Dr. and Norman by boat two large cod, one of which weighed Mrs. B. Atty. D. a brother of the Rev. Mr. Gifford, from Portland. ¥ O., of Springfield, Mass., with Miss tv ho is at j thirty pounds. Camp Pequoig. Mrs. Thomas Nichols and Helen D. Johnson and Miss Chris- The daugh- Is Now Sold Mr. R. M. Taylor of Taunton, Saturday evening ball was an Miss Susan B. Being Regardless of Cost. tine Johnson of New York arrived at ter. Nichols of Ger- Mass., visited Mr. and Mrs. Blcknell unprecedented success this week, be- arrived the hotel last week for their first va- mantown. Pa., Friday last over Hall at "Folkestone Lodge," over ing attended by fifty couples In- to spend the remainder of the summer want to turn cation in Maine. They were accom- every dollars Sunday last. The Hall's Mrs. cluding both guests and their friends season with us. aunt, panied by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ross William F. Eaton, is expected to be among the cottagers. A large throng worth of goods into cash to of Springfield, who will remain here Miss F. Edna Gilman, daughter of WE their guest later in the season. of young people were present and for a week's stay. Mrs. Atty, who Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilman of settle the Mr. and Mrs. F. the floor was filled with dancers from Estate. G. Hamilton, Mr. formerly lived in Seattle, has Strong, Me., is here for a short vaca- Wash., eight-thirty until nearly eleven. Soma Philip Hamilton. Miss Marguerite and been accustomed to return to her old tion. Seasonable Summer-wear Master Frederick Hamilton and Mr. striking gowns appeared, and the home for her summer vacation. Aft- Mrs. W. M. Swan when and Mrs. H. W. Master young girls in cool muslins and voiles boarding Dyer, Ralph er remaining here ten days. Dr. tho at Eastern has been hard hit of every shade made a pleasing Machigonne Landing, particularly by and Miss Ethel Dyer of South Port- Atty plans to attend the Osteo- came k&!eidoscope of color. The matrons (Continued on second the price cutter and unusual bar- land, down Saturday afternoon pnthic Convention in Minneapolis. page.) to spend their annual month's vaca- The Misses are Johnson however will re- gains the rule in these lines. tion in their camp on the east side of main at Peaks Island throughout the the Island. They have three tents month. Edgar H. Pain*. Ptoprletor. and are very comfortably Installed. A rare treat is promised for the The two families have camped here OT. Ohebeafue Island, Maine. lovers of music this evening when for many years, their site being on Open June 24 to 8ept. 10. Miss Clementine Varney. as she Is the edge of the bluff down from the Ira F. Clark & Co. professionally known, of Montreal will post office. They,have every con- entertain the guests with a select One Price, Cash venience to make work light, and so Spot Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. song recital. Miss Varney will be enjoy every moment of their health- remembered among the ful outdoor life. Mr. Hamilton !« favorably pa- 26 and 28 Monument trons of the house who had the Square. Mayor of South Portland and Is with oppor- tunity of hearln* here last year, and the C. M. Rice Paper Co. Mr. Dyer It Is with the greatest travels for Edwards & Walker, the anticipation of that look forward hardware Arm. pleasure they to her appearance tonight. Mr. Frederick T. Wldmer, the On Monday evening of this week Tolman, Bradford well known Jeweler of Boston, Mas*., Furniture Co., the executive officers and a few Invit- who with his sisters are acquainted 17 and ed guests, numbering In all about 17 1-2 Preble St. with many of the people of this Island forty-five people, enjoyed a shore din- Dealers In on account of their active part In the ner and social at the hotel. The af- New and Second-Hand socal life of the Hamilton during sea- Furniture, Antique Cooda of all fair proved most enjoyable for all klnde and sons past are upending their vacation bought aold. Aleo Auotioneera and those present. Appraleere. at the Oak Grove House, West Booth- I^ast bay. Wednesday evening was given over to an Informal whist Miss Bessie P. Hamilton has been ! tournament, ten tables being played at that time spending part of her vacation with her j The prize winners were Miss mother, Mrs. Emma N. Hamilton. Doug- lax of Portland. Mm. T. Hill of Mana- William O. Hill was here over Sun- f eld, N. J., and Professor James M. Vacation day with his family who are sum- Hill of Philadelphia. with Mrs. Mr. Helps. mering Hill's parents, On Thursday a party of guests from and Mrs. Frank A. Men-lam at Bay We the Peaks Island House and neighbor- carry under tbe above a number View the heading of ar- cottage. During present In* hotels enjoyed a picnic on Orr's tide* wblcb will to week Mr. Hill Is In Vermont In the appeal tbe Catco Bay vacatlonltte par* Island. The trip was made In Cap- Interests of his Arm. tlcolarly. Among tbete are tbe Government Coatt Har- tain Oscar C. Randall's sloop "Fan aod August 2 from 8 nle and this was vey Fldredge'e cbarte of Catco Bay; an excellent col* Monday evening. Bell;" pronounced ored "blrd'a view" to 10 p. m. Mansfield's Che- the moat enjoyable outing of Its kind eye of Catco Bay valua- (particularly heague Band will give a free which has taken place among the ble In picking oat tbe varloae Itlaode from tbe eteamer); open air concert on the lawn gtieata this season. A very tbe appe- olty directory map of Portland (10 oeate); varloae In front of the bowling al- tizing dinner was obtained at one of •oavenlr will be taken and the hotels on artlclee, pbotograpba of Caeco Bay acenery etc. leys. A collection the Island. On their and aleo all deceived will be devoted to return to Peaks the the riMit M«l I* Cmm Bmr. Compwt* In tnr» (hull of everything tbat can atoally be obtained at a well money party enjoyed wakni «ppo4- a cause here on the In- l«ta on mkS floor. AMtrlowOa*. FIm most worthy very capable dramatic and humorous ptaiu, fMbw B«ir •»< beach. Rata* iirflkw plana on equipped atatlonery store. In addition we offer tbe aee land. In addition to the concert Se- recital given at the hotel Miss application. of oar telephone by city directory, Caeco Bay directory, writ- lectman A. C. Bobbins has donated Mary Coyler of New York. ing deek, etc. Do not beeltate to aee tbem. his alleys for the evening and all Mrs. C. C. O'Brlon of Oroveton, this money received will be given for X. a ar- H., guest of several seasons, KHStft klCKWlAR same Rob OUTS MOM purpose. Mr. and Mrs. rived on Friday to enjoy a vacation and bins are also soliciting funds here during August. She was Joined on for their names appear the paper on Saturday by her daughter, Mrs. I BURT'S MEN'S SHOP a donation of Ave dollars. WILLIAM W. ROBERTS CO. F. H. Sleuman of Chelaea, Mass BURT T. MATTHEWS, PROP. One of the most pleasant and suc- Mr. and Mra. Clifford Allen return- cessful excursions from Chebeague ed to their home In Hartford, Conn., EXCLUSIVE HABERDASHER STATIONERS. this summer took place last Friday on Saturday after a few weeks' moat * a 43 BOYLSTON STREET, MASS. when party of twenty-two people enjoyably spent with Mm. Allen'f BOSTON. j 233 Middle an to French's Island. St., PORTLAND, ME. enjoyed outing parents, Mr. and Mm. N. C. Fowler ■ATM IT BUT IMIftTt (Continued on page eight.) (Continued In Supplement) gust room In the main OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. every house courts among the young men of the which will be twelve feet In length. and annex will be taken tourists M0i*Hd0Jd *«JLiVHO "O by cottage colony. In the first game. Miss Polly Russell Smith Inherits the HillVM and many of these will remain until COMMANDER Mr. Alan Hall and Mr. Herman Kern talent and she is regarded as an ex- STEVENS AND PAR- Sept 10 and some even later. defeated Mr. John Biirnham and Mr. pert In retouching old and valuable TY GO A PISHING. N0SV3S 3H1 Mrs. J. W. Hlnkley of Watertown, Addison C. Burnham 2-1 sets. The pictures. The Smith's beautiful VOJ Mass., and daughter. Miss Martha second game resulted In Mr. Cecil summer home on the north end is one Other Bits of News Concerning Howard Hlnkley, Bertha A. Howard Hall and Mr. John DeHart trimming of the landmarks of the Island and Guests at Island of West V33M V3d Bailey Leading Newton and Cornelia R. Mf. George and Mr. Harold Oltphant here the? entertain very extensively 9$ aUVOB 37QV1 Summer Hotel. Hinkley of Dorchester, Mass., are two straight sets. The finals were during the summer. here at the house for a short sojourn. determined by the winners of 3 out *ia±OH M3IA NV3DO XV The Scene: Off Half-way Rock, and D. P. Slnnett has just launched a 19 The Hlnkley family had a cottage of 5 sets, and the wu the Time: Monday morning. Com. championship foot Casco Bay Hampton Boat for Mr. here last season and they were great- decided by Mr. Alan Hall and Mr. George H. Stevens of the Phil Kearny E D. Henley of Lexington. Mass., who ly pleased with Bailey's as a summer Herman Kern beating Mr. Cecil Hall Post. No. 8, New York and his lusty summers st South Harpswell. Mr. resort. and Mr. John DeHart 3 to 1 sets. crew of fishermen are out again In Henley will come down and assist In Misses Katherine A. Hunt of Al- Miss Era the good yacht Isabella and today M. Dam of Bralntree Installing a 3 h. p. Hartford engine. bion. X. Y.. arrived last week for they mean to outdo Neptune and Mass.. and Miss Harriett Young of The boat will be ready for delivery X. arrived last week take back to the Ocean View Hotel bcny, Y.. for Roxbury. Mass., have been spending Aug. 1. Capt. Slnnett has built and an outing that will them on the a vacation at the the larger part of the fish in the sea. keep Seaside for the pa»t delivered 35 boats from his new shop Island until after 1. Both two In high spirits the lines are cast! Of Sept. weeks. Miss Young is a grad- to date. Indies are their first uate of the Eric course, as is to be expected Com. enjoying sojourn Pape Art School, H. F. Johnson has sold to Isaac S. here. corner of and Stevens who has the Prize Pish all Boylston Massachu- Cain of Summit. N. J. a lot 70x100 setts Boston. trained to come right up to his hook, Mrs. S. M. Virgin and daughter. avenue. feet north west of G. W. Johnson's catches the Pirst One and it is a 20 Miss Susie P. Virgin of Rumford The young people at the Seaside house. This however is not Kails. Me., registered last week for a marshmaliow toast In the pounder. enjoyed Mrs. William Aug. Phillips of Mas- landed because the Commander a short vacation. "Pirates Grotto" on in Friday evening sachusetts. a former summer resident over his shoulder to warn and a sociable rood time was had looking last, here, was on the is!and recently. She THE HAMILTON. all. Capt. John H. Davis of New York, by is stopping at Simpson's Point. who has abandoned his rod and is A party or over a dozen quests from L. M. from York, the leading grocer, has pulling hand over hand for Dear Life, (Continued first page.) the Robinhood Inn to New journeyed recently given the contract out for that he must be ready to receive ths Meadows Inn on in Monday last painting his buildings. Mr. York is order to "Fire" 'if he hauls in a Dog- George Johnson's motor an4d 'SXJVHD *a M3X1VM taken to the manager's office in Port- tographer in Boston for many years. facilitate delivery and accommodate Time on his Hands ond comes up land where George W. Beyer and Mr. William Gehmann Jr.. customers ever "gets by" him. from New York purposely to "Land Moyer -3W 'ONV1SI A3HVH an able corps of assistants unpacked Mrs. Gehmann anj E'.eanor Mr. Foster Marsh of a Whale or something" as he writes I daughter. Philadelphia, Mrs. Swan's extensive wardrobe and of arrived here last week is the of his Professor beforehand, and who gives it out to Philadelphia guest uncle, immediately sent for Lewando's agent to for the rest of season T. Skid the natives here that he is one of the sojourn the Sydney more, and they in- I®»°H to UtBOD'O 3MX take charge of the trunkful. Some at Miss Antoinette Estabrook's cot- tend to on a two weeks' cruise east most Expert Anglers in the country, go articles of apparel were spread on tage on the south east side of the in Professor Skldmore's has now brought to the surface his shortly yacht the roof to dry and it was remarked island. will remain at this de- Aria. Mr. Marsh Wonderful Catch. Heaving lustily They is connected with that the steamboat men had a fine lightful location until This the firm of Bioren with the last few feet of line on his September. & Co.. brokers, in L. M.York washing. The officials ot^the com- is the Gehmann's first season on Bail- hnnds, he drags laboriously over the Philadelphia. pany were very courteous and sent and are gunwale—a Pair of Old Rubber Boots, ey's they delighted with the Mr. Charles E. Hood and Mrs. Bailey's Mrs. Swan back to the hotel for an island as a summer retreat. Mr. Island, and immediately retires to the cabin Hood of Washington. D. C., arrived indefinite stay while her loss is made Gehmann is connected with the Maine. to examine the Chart to see if he is in Saturday for a week's visit with Mr. good. Mrs. Swan declares that the Franklin National Bank in Casco Bay or off some- Philadel- and Mrs. Behrens at the Jersey City Casco Bay and Harpswell Line have where. phia. Grand View cottage. Mr. Hood is been so magnanimous in the matter Mr. B. N. of the firm of These Mishaps have hail no effect Luckey in the insurance business in Washing- that she hopes the freight wrestlers Hicks & Co. of 39th street Casco whatever on Lieut. James G. Wis- and Fifth ton. He sustained a painful injury Bay's will be a little careless again. Avenue. New York, returned to Bai- rer of New York, "Sunny Jim." who the first of the week when some mol- Mrs. Isaac Newton of Paterson, N. Tuesday to remain with his also claims to be, or to Have Been, ley par- ter lead spattered up and him Leading J. at the hotel for ents until October first. struct an Expert Fisherman, hut he can land registered Friday in the corner of the eye. Mr. Hood an This is her Nothing as yet but Dog-fish. As extended sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin T. Root, who says he came within an eighth of an General first visit to Chebeague and each one is ripped open his Smile already are spending the summer on Yar- inch of losing his sight in that eye. shu is delighted with the surroundngs. grows more Grim however and he mouth Island visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. Carl and Miss Christina Ste- Store- Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kirkham of T. Root Changes his Bait frequently. Major last week. Mrs. Root, nee v«-ns of Hoosic Falls. New York,, have T. M. in the interim, who Springfield, Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Olive Schoffff has a host of Valleau, by I been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. C. J. K. Dexter also of the same are friends 1 are still the the way Strained his Wrist pulling in city among the summer colony Overton at the D. P. Sinnett cottage, maintaining reputation of having the best stocked Fish the the recent arrivals to here. came to WE store in tbe We have Big other day, has gone in among register They up Bailey In i While here they went on fishing ex- bay. everything you desire and oar prices are for an extended vacation. the lowest. Fresh invoices received the Cabin to lie down. He remem- Mr. R. B. Pulsifer's motor boat. cursions and all the daily. enjoyei pleas- — bers with no the Remember this: pleasant feeling Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Muhlhauser Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson and ! ures which the island gives. If yon want the best, trade with us. Oar teams are at smell of gasolene which permeated three children and maid of Cincinn- Miss Izah E. Hutchinson yoar service and It daughter. Mr. R. H. Woodman, who has is always oar aim to oar the Air when out in the motor launch are the season's please patroas. atti. Ohio, among of Brunswick. Me., have been sojourn- ! bt-en on a ten days' cruise east along last week. Remarking that he that the last of last guests registered ing at the Gun Club Camp at the south the coast in his 35 foot yawl "Win- would send to New York for some week. The family are east side of j enjoying the island for the past Joy." returned Monday. He was ac- Old Crow Gasoline at once and then their first vacation at the Hamilton. two weeks. They entertained Mr. companied by Mr. George Oliphant make Dally Trips outside, he retires E. A. his Woodbine & Mrs. I. H. White, wife of doctor I. Dunlap. sister,. Miss El- and "Bllff" Gardiner. put in on Laurels won Elsewhere." has They Cottage. He II. White, one of the leading physt- eanor F. Dunlap of Philadelphia. Miss at several points along the coast, in- all the paraphernalia to flsh with but Mrs. H. S. Sinnett cians at Bethel, Me. wth her daugh- Belle H. Smith and Miss M. Alice Camden and Isles- Prop. Island, fie. he is with the cluding Boothbay. Bailey says Disgusted sight ter Miss Vlvan were here at the ho- Knight of Brunswick over Sunday boro. They enjoyed some fine weath- This Ideal boarding house has had of so many large flsh all caught at one many improvements male, a-none them being a large new tel for a few days recently the guest last. Mr. Dunlap is instructor of er and had a good sailing breeze most time. He calls Com. Stevens' in- dining room capable of seating 54 guests*. 30 fine of Mrs. White's cousin. Proprietor athletics in Richmond College. Va. of the time. chambers, nicety furnished. Excellent table rod and reel I Tflfnrlr "iMF* the H. Paine. Dr. White with pleaty of sea food. Open June I to Sept. 1 Rates on iilffilfrfr Edgar Joined Mr. and Mrs. George Dea*born l Mr. and Mrs. application' Excellent location, bath- a Wholesale Slaughter. As a matter and., George A. Colton his family Saturday remaining until daughter. Miss Nellie Dearb6rn * of • ing. a^f! fishing. Accomodates SO of fact Stevens has loaded his end of ?nd daughter Aline of Conway, N. H- boatl^r Monday. Mass., who are have been weeks tbe boat until she is almost at the Scmerville. sojourn- spending two at the Mrs. K. B. Batchelor, daughter, ing at the George H. Russ cotcage Robinhood Inn. will Water's Edge. The others, lnclui- i They sojourn Miss Elizabeth Batchelor. Miss on the eastern side of Mackerel Cove, a ing the Schmittberger brothers, two Mary | at Bath for week before returning Elkins Read of Baltimore and Mr. have been entertaining for a week heme. Wiley Politicians from Tammany, are For the past three years the Robert Burton of Baltimore from the Mr. H. D. King of Somerville. The Coltons have summered at the Hill CHARLES S. the Good so well 1 THOMAS keeping up Work, Aucocisco House, and Miss Sarah Dearborns will a months va- > that the Isabella's captain. Geo. W. spend Crest on Chebeague. Mr. Colton Is Carpenter and Builder Bourke of Omaha. Miss Gladys Heth- cation here. an and in Johnson calls a Halt and demands ex- ; optician jeweler Conway, Bailey's Island, Me* erington of S. C. and Mr. Isaac Mrs. H. tra tariff for Overloading. Sailing Charleston, Richards. Richards N. Eitimtte* nivfn cheerfully on all kind* of building Mr. E. L. Freeland of Xew York, hnd Miss Helen E. and repairing. All wark under my personal homeward. Davis and Valleau do a daughter Richards. The Misses Dorothy Hutchison and .uu. super- comprised the who quick-step on the forward deck to party Journeyed Miss Isabel Ralston of Norristown. Pa. Grace Peck Hutchison of Arlington, over to from slow music, while the Commander Chebeague Cliff Island Miss Anna Moore and Mr. Winfleld S. X. who are for thv on J., sojourning Saturday evening last, in Mr. Walker of are summer- struts to the Cabin and Logs Down Philadelphia summer on Chebeague, were enter- Southard's motor boat to the Result: 500 lbs. haddock. 300 attend the ing here on the island for their second tained by Mrs. Mary F. Peck at the dance at the Hamilton. Mr. lbs. cod, 200 lbs. large pollock (most- Ralph season. Mr. Walker is a prominent Barnacle on Monday. In the even- BAILEY ISLAND. Sprague. purser on the Aucocisco ly caught by "Gus", an eel. (which barrister in the Quaker City, and Mr. ing an Informal little party was given joined the party, and was Mrs. Miss J. E. almost Pulled Davis Overboard) 30 Batch- Richards is sales manager of the Otis in their honor. Those were Massey, Prsp. e?or's present whose remains Wis- guest for the evening. Elevator Co. Miss Dog-fish (with Esther Root. Mr. "BHff" Gardi- The most delightful and exclusive spot on ner has strewn the Atlantic) and— Mr. Lawrence Milne, prominent in ner. Miss Helen Overton, Miss Wini- th« l*Und. Situated on the «ut end in full view of the shall it be mentioned a of I the local four hundred at fred and Miss ocean. Beautiful pine grove* and again pair Plainflelil. Jocelyn Woodman. Miss walk* around the house. The house is modern Water lagged Boots (finally recog- N. J. arrive 1 here Saturday to enjoy Ruth Gardiner. in every respect, toilets, baths and sewermc*. Rates and circulars on nized by Stevens as the Ones a three weeks' outing on the inland. Mr. Carl Graf of application. Indianapolis and Lone distance telephone in house. he kicked off when he Dove Over- Island Milne has Open Jum Bailey Mr. many friends among Mr. H. B. Baldwin of Newark. N. J., 13 to Sept IS. heard after a Fish or five the as Something cottage colony here this is his are-expected Saturday to spend a years ago. Finale: Crowd of Island- fourth season on Baileys'. Mr. Milne week cr two with Mrs. Baldwin at ers watching flsh as they are is with Mabon & Co. at 45 and 47 pitched Mr. William M. Pennell of Bruns- Mrs. Emily Brown's cottage, which on the while Com. Stevens Wall street, the well known firm of is Dock, wick. Me., runt Sunday with his she occupying on Maiden Lane. and are deferentially Ushered brokers. Mrs. F. E. party wife and daugh'e.* .it the Johnson Mr. Graf Is a brother of Mrs. Bald- Bailey's Island, Maine, Cram, Prop. Into the Ocean View dining room by House. Rev. Alexander McCotl, paator of win and this will be his first visit to Fine home-like house with Landlord Crafts, who immediately re- boarding fine chambers and ex- Miss Ruth II. the Presbyterian church at Morrts- Casco Bay. tires to the Office, hiding a Smile be- Stevens of Newton cellent table. Rates on from Jnne 25 to Oct z. who town. Pa., with hi* daughter Ailfta Mrs. Claude J. has re- application. Open the has been violin? her father. Mr. Oliphant hind his Hand, and jacks up Rates McColl and her Mis® Transients accommodated. Horace P. hns to friend. Tkatrlce ! turned to New York after a pleasant on this party 20 per cent for Abnor- Stevens, gone Mt. Hurt of New Bedford, arrived at week at the "Bird as mal Kineo. Moosehead I«ake for a two Cage" cottage Appetites. the McCoIl's cottage on Summer Hill the- of Mrs. Laura weeks' stay, after which she will re- guest J. Moore. JAMES G. STETSON. Major Thomas M. Valleau of New last week, where Rev, Mr. McColl turn to on with her Mts. Wilton and son a contractor of national stay Bailey par- Campbell Island Ice Cream Parlors. York, repu- ents will spend a month obtaining a need- Bailey's during the latter part of Au- Roy Campbell of Riggsville, Me., and Oar Ice Crttm is made from par* dairy cntm artd a«t*et»d crushsi fruit. D«lir«r*d in brick* tation and one of the wealthi- ed rest and relaxation. by gust. Miss Carrie Amback of Sabattu*. quart or (tlloa. Stetson's famous caramels arc mad* on the No est in his line of business is spending premises daily. fln*r candy mad*. Mr. Xanthus Smith and his daugh- were of Miss Flora Smith Complete Una of Confectionary. also boxei Caniiee. Fruit. etc our cool two weeks here. He has a Country Mrs. Ralph Thomas will Journey to Me., guests N-Jta. Try soda, all fruit ter. Miss Polly Russell Smith of Phil- "Rosemont" on Sum- syrups. Circulating library. 2c a We arw the axetaair* for the Caaco house at Argyle, N. Y. where Mrs. Bangor the first of the week to meet I at the cottage day. agents Bay Braoxa. or- adelphia arrived in Portland Friday mer Hill over Sunday. They were ders taken bar*. Paper*. Macaxinee. Souvenir Postal*. *tc. Our team call* for and delivers or tier*. Valleau now Is. The family reside Mr. Thomas, who is first mate on the morning and were met at the station a few at Orr's Island We aim to plea** our trad*. at Flatbush. on the Rugby road. Mr. schooner "Charles Davenport". The spending days by the rest of the family and friends as the of Mr, and Mrs. Jud- Valfeau has experienced much pleas- "Davenport" has be*n on a trip to guests in taxlcabs so as to whirl across the son of who have a ure In his here and Intends Norfolk. Va and southern ports. Her Bangs Sabattus, sojourn city In time for the 9 o'clock boat DAVID P. back later this or captain. Seymour Pinkham of cottage there. 9INNETT, ccmlnlg season, Harps- down the bay. MIm Harriett Lurk- next year by Mrs. Val- well. we understand, will turn over Miss Helen Bradley of Worcester, Boat Builder, Me. accompanied *y, Miss Molly Parker. Mr. P. H. Love- Bailey's Island, leau. His recent contract work In the command of the vessel to Mr. Mass., arrived here Saturday and was J«y. Dr. H. Leslie Prye. Xanthus. Jr. Motor and pleasure boats of all kinds made to order. We bare oar New York Included certain parts of Palph Thomas while he sojourns at entertained by Mrs. O. B. Wood at and George Smith comprised the party own private wharf at Mackerel Cove. Boats to let by tbe day, week or tbe Metropolian tower, tbe Singer Harpswell with his family. Mrs. her cottage on Summer Hill till Tues- sbo Journeyed to Portland to meet season. Wharf privileges at reasonable charges. Exclusive agent for tbe and a large amount for Thomas will probably accompany her day. when she returned home. Mr. building th»m. Mr. Smith will remain here Latbrop and Hartford fingloes. Cylinder oil for sale. Atdrew Carnegie at Pittsburgh husband on his next to New Hamilton Wood accompanied her to Capt. trip for the rest of the season. Th*-re Davis the this York. Portland. Mlsa Bradley la a senior joined party early have b»en three or four generations this fall. coming on tbe steamer Georgia, Mr. and at Smith College Entirely overhaul**) and (kit ■won. week, Royal Mr. George Root of artists In the 9mlth family. Mr. r*e Johnson, captain experiences last week In who passed away In 1903 was one of Goodwin Olney Baker. In (Mat*. Excellent ubl« with plMtjr of m eral of bis friends and told bow he their motor Worcester are expected or food B«thin|, Boating tnd Ptehlnf. boat Tekltlsl, to bring the finest landscape and scenic paint- Saturday M. r- JOHNfON. Pro* *as doctor to wait upon to visit at the Overlook cot- appplnted bock Mr. Alan Hall and Cecil Hall of ers in the country. He was bom In Sunday June 15 to those afflicted with sea sickness and Open Sept. 20 New York, for a week's visit on Bai- but tage on Summer Hill. Mr. Goodwin Glasgow, Scotland, later mad* Maine Accommodates ok place last on Root's PORTUNO, "MAINS. and Alice Smith and Coratnae Harris, Matters Harry Horton. Jr.. L*M Har- ris, Jr, Casco Bay House, Motor Boat Parties Are Med Long Island H. L Crawford of the 'Parker Thornbs Company of Portland, is CHAS. C. CVSHING, spending his racation at the West Prop. To End. Inspect Oar Ice Crein and Cold Soda Parlor A merry party of Westbrook young Mr. Edgar Meserve of Portland, is ladies made up a bouse party the a iraest of Harold Woodman at flrsi of the veek at the Pink cottage. Breezy Point cottage. They were the Misses Camilla Smith, Mrs. D. R. Nichols and daughter. Shore Dinners, Broil Live Lobsters Claire Leigh ton. Agnes Bryden. Ly- Miss Elizabeth of Worceater, Mass.. dla Mosher. Frances Hamlet. Ethel Miss L. Balkam of Jamaica Plain. Lowell, Catherine Cameron, Alice Mrs. Emma C. Vincent of Brooklyn. At COBB'S "VpiS: CUFF Hatch, Lucretla Woodslde, Lillian N. Y.. are guests at Bide-a-wee cot- ISIAHD Carli. Edna Little. Laura Bragden tage. Mrs. Vincent Is spending ber and Marion Wentworth. chaperoned eleventh season here. 1 by Mrs. W. N. Woodslde. and Miss Mrs. Wendall Leavitt is entertain- Lylle Brydon. ing her brother P. J. Cuddyer and & Gene Cummings. Chas. Frank, children of South Boston. Mrs. O. H. Antique Colonial Furniture George Hunt, Geo. Rood and family, Tucker and Mrs. Fred Sanguletle of Eugene Golf, Roger Foss and Henry Portland, are guests of Mrs. Wendall We alto manufacture Lara bee all of Westbrook spent part Leavitt. / ItMrtlng house on this Island, commanding a fin* rtew of the bay. W* of the week at the the Mr. and 7th. regular Mrs. Chas. Drew, who were grove alongside the house where rockers and hammocks are (or the use of after I Shera- building at the West End. at DShawmut cottage, had to return htppendal*, guests. Bathing, boating and Ashing. Clam Bake House 409 Mr. Wm. Waay of the Chas. to their home In Portland the first of ton and^ with dancing privileges. Clam Bakes and 8hore accommodates^ Hepplewhite de- Klelnes 3d. Degree Co. of New York the week on account of the audden Dinners serred here. Opes who has vaca- June 15 to 16. Bates on city, been spending his Illness of their little sen. Sept. and circulars application. Accommodates IOC , ; 8i6n^r tion with his parents at the Bronx, re- Mrs. A. N. Fogue of West Med- Only twenty minutes sail from Portland. turns Saturday for the opening of ford. Mass.. Is a guest at the OUre the Cabinet Making, UphaUtertaf season In N. Y. Miss Emma cottage. West End. J Wray arrived Wednesday for a few A house party from Berlin, N. H.. and Drapartes days. are at the 0*Mal!y cottage for a few Mr. J. A. Forbes of Stonebam. Mass.. weeks. The are: Her. C. P. Nelsen, and Miss Marcia and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Nora Gundersen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cousins of Westbrook. Me., T. Andersen. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hal- v Ofllct and WorKroomn spent Sunday at the Grav cottage, or sen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Holt. Mr. Went End. and Mrs. A. Nelsen and O. Chris- The New Hill Crest Mr. A A 55 Union Street, Maine Mrs. C. E. Cook is entertaining her tiansen. The men of the party went Portland* father Mr. G. C. Curry of West Med- on a deep sea fishing trip with Mr. 681 ford. Mass.. at their summer home Fred Fowler and had an exciting time Telephone House 1128-8 Main* Chaa. Telephone West End. In the capture of a 300-pound sun Chebeague, W. Hamilton, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lange and Mrs. fish, which was towed In to the beach Our house is located. E. C. Lange have opened up their by the use of a boat-hook and gaff. finely The view from the large line summer home, Undercliff cottage. Miss Annie Sharp Is entertaining broad piazzas and chambers is delightful. Toilet Camp Athens, built by Mr. L. B. her friend. Mrs. W. H. Egge. of West rooms on each floor. The table is supplied with the Lange for his niece, Mrs. A. Frlzzell, Somerville, Mass., for a few weeks, best in the market, vegetables and cream direct from Get the Best has been occupied by them and is at Cheslehurst. our own farm. Tennis court on Always much admired by all. Capt. L. B. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christiansen lawn in front of Oar motto is to our house. supply trade with the best obtain- ; Lange. wife and party of friends are and family. Mrs. C. Johnson. Mrs. H. Fine beach for bathing and boating. Large able in the market. Oar meat department is well stocked to start on their annual cruise Aug. I Rrungodt. Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. Carl dance hall and amusement room outside the main and oar 1st. and they will visit many of the Halrorsen. Mrs. Victor Torn and Ber- prices »re always Oar clerks are at hotel. Plenty of diversions. right. jour resorts the Maine tha Arexsen of N. make serrice and all orders are leading along Berlin, H.. promptly delivered. coast. up a house party at the West End. Rates on Application Accommodates 120 I A Jolly jwrty of Portland la- Mr. Wm. and R. H. young Hughes daughters. Open June 15 to October 1 CLEAVES dle are spending a couple of weeks at Misses Mary, Catherine and Rosina. Cbebeague's Leadfof Grocer •the Harriman Red cottage. They are of Brooklyn, N. Y.. are now located members of the at their summer TWO STORES: HAMILTON'S LANDING AND NEAR POST OFFICE Alpha Omogon club: home, 'The Celtic Misses Harriett Pay. Grace Donahue. Cottage." formerly the Rohr home, Catherine Driscoll, Florence Qualey, which Mr. Hughes has improved until Grace Owen, Thadelene Somera. Mar-. it la one of the finest and most at- Is worth guerite Sylvester. Marion Casey, Ber- tractive homes on the island. The all it costs, because it gives the as- tha Rellehan, and are chaperoned by walls and ceilings are all done with sored that of Miss feeling content which he does not BRIDGEPORT MOTORS Hasty. Imported paper, and paneling. They ••The Motor That Motot" The Island M. E. church opaaed have as guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mo- otherwise have nnless he carries this form of a series of Andrews and K«r lid om<1 grove meetings Sunday at daughter, Dolores of • Laonobet, Antotnoblles and Motor*. 8c« oar protection . • Bowing Skiff* for ftS 00 Cushing's Hall. Dr. Geo. P. Eckraan Brooklyn. N. T. of St. Paul's M. E». church of New Q. L Croumin and of Commercial Automobile ft Motor Boat ( family Saco. Exchange York, gave the opening addreas. The have taken the home occu- CHESTER L. JORDAN & ■LMD V. UTTiXFiELp. Mp. 2*4 Commercial formerly CO. St., Portland, Mo. other meetings will be held under* a pied by Mr. Jas. Wallace and family, 1 3 Exchange St., Portland, Maine large tent at the head 'of for the summer. Ch>n~ Island nine. Al- Urge receive our prompt and careful attention For Baldwin, on Bishop Vincent's "Moth- though delayed a number of times by Groceries Provisions Dry Goods Hardware Agents Moxle Nerve Food er Chautauqua"; July 31st, Rev. ; the rain the game ended in victory Meals Paints If wast the best be ear* to be serrsd with oar Syl- Pastry Drags joa beverages vester of for the Island Hooper Old Orchard; Sun- j Long team, by the Fruit Confectionery loo Cream Sodas Souvenirs and score of 9 to 8. The line was as 36f 33 40 Plum S^eet, Pprtlcadt Maine, day, Aug. 1st, Dr.. J. W. Magnifier,; up •formerly Of- the, Chestnut Street M. folows. By agreement of both nines LONG ISLAND MARKET Hal of E. church; Aug. 2d. Rev. E. Ken- only six innings were played on ac- DmjMjt U|. Loaf Island, Mate* nison of Peaks' Island and Rev. W. count of rain. P. Lord; Aug. 3d. Rev. R. A. Colpltts The score: •of the Congress Street M. E. church; LONG I8LAND. UBBE• Rev. Aug. 4th, Felix Powell of Berlin. ab r lb po a N. Everything H.; Aug. 5th, Dr. L. A. Freeman of J. Mitchell, lb 4 0 1 5 o OftpffAfltliWH Uaaan MnyAA CimMm BM^kAa Vvv| Vlvvv#| ® wHnBllwP| M^WhhIIIvH Dedham, Mass. Mahoney. C 3 0 1 5 0 If it's Mr. and Babbtr you want, call at Mr#. Ira F. Tlbbetts enter- Foss. 3b .... 3 1 0 1 l tslned A. E. Rev. F. A. Robinson, pastor of Blocklnger. p 2 l o 2 1 Flnkliam PORTLAND RUBBER Middle St. the SOUTH CO., 259 Central Square Baptist church of McKay, cf .. 2 2 1 l o HARPSWELL, MAINE Woodfords, recently. Ford. If 2 2 12 0 Stable* at Merle Stackpole and Wm. C. Tib- Mabry. ss..... 2 3 0 0 1 Houn Qctan VUw Kouts betts and wife HtrrlMMtf Aubur.i Col«nv spent at the Wight. 2b .. 2 0 0 2 0 Sunday The finest Clark & Griffen S^ZSViSSS^ Olivette, at the head of Doughty's L. Mitchell, rf 2 0 1 0 0 livery, boarding and sales stables in Casco Bay. Landing. Our three »table« are equip ed to handle all the have iuour line and our are Clinton business of everything patrons always cottage Is now occupied by Totals -23 9 5 18 3 this and we are to furnish Mrs. W. place prepared teams with carefnl WEassured of full value for the E I,ancev and daughter. FORE8T receiving money. Meat ii Miss CITY. drivers at any hour oi the day or Hazel, of Mass. • night. and our and we hnve Everett. ab r lb po a Expressing specialty what you want. Our three teami Mr. John Ford of moving <>f all kind* receive and caretnl Whitman, Mass.. RIchard'n, 2b 4 1 l l 2 \ rnmpt attention. are at service and who has been sick at his Have all checked in care your prompt delivery guaranteed. cousins. Smith, rf ... 4 0 0 1 o yonr' baggage of A. E. i inkham, Mrs. Peter is Bonth 0 IJttlejohn's, getting Wlthee. ss •. 4 2 2 1 1 Harps well, Maine. along now. nicely 8tevens, lb p 4 1 2 2 0 Automobile To Let or Hour With the we Mrs. Sylvanus 1,1 bhy had as recent - by Day Careful Chauffeur. About only time can borrow In an article on beet and ants by Mclntyre. p lb S 1 0 3 0 guests. Misses Adella Small and Nel- without interest is when distance Gaston In the Revue Hobodo- Parker, c. If. 3 0 0 5 0 0 Bouwe? lie Gallager, of and lends enchantment to the ni a Portand, Miss Stetson, cf .. 3 0 0 0 0 o view.— ad ire the writer contends that Annie Cameron. From "The Gentle Bailey. If, c .. 3 1 1 2 .0 1 Cynic" in the New these Insects carry on conversation Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill, who HoflTses. 3b .. 3 2 0 0 0 0 York Times. are among themselves, and that, while summering at the Calumet cot- this is done tage. had as by means of their feel- guests Sunday. Rev. W. Totals 31 8 6 H. 15 3 ~A ers. they are not entirely dependent Gould and family of Portland. Innings: Mr. Chas. A. upon them. "A whole colony," says Downs, wife and l ong Island 0 3 4 1 0 1—9 daughter Grace of are Mr. Bouwer, "In an anthouse or a bee- Boston, guests Forest City 2 1 20 1 2—8 at the Auburn. hive often Bases on balls, off responds Instantaneously Carl F. Mclntyre. 3; Jones and Miss Helen A. 4. to a signal which may have been giv- Stevens. Struck out. by Mclntyre. Murphy of Somervllle. Mass.. are the en 4; Stevens. 4; Blocking. 4. Passed Belmont without contact. Club art It Is Interesting latest guests at Healing the Bellevue. Mr. balls, by Parker. 1; 1. Um- to see an ant laborer for whom a bur- Bailey. Murray Brown, who was a guest here pire. Crawford. den Is too heavy go to a fellow, make is visiting In Union. Me. a sign or give a certain touch with Mi*s Christian Jackson of Portland, was a his feeler, and then see the second guest of Miss Williams over Ale Insect the In or mov- Sundsy. Ginger Join first lifting Mr. J. H. Engineers ing the object." Thompson Is now here with his wife at the Coronado. Miss American Lund Dairy An ideal drink and stomach tonic. The 8TOVK8, RANOB8, Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Oerald of the O. J. MacOONALD. Proprietor. finest in TINWARE Van Antler—"I think we are sure Gem Company, were entertained here til Commercial It., made* from the best of a nearly opposite Island quality, ingredients, and good dinner tofflght. You know 8unday. •toamors and South Portland pure 'bin 8 Ltn'iroi Parry. Belmont water. my new English butler does the en- Mr. J. J. ISO Spring This water has been a •bu Put- Ryan opened the season Middle Street, cppoelte PoA- favorite In nearly Di lilnga tire catering for the household." New York Thursday In the "Cll- office. on the market for man." 33 years. Orubb—"Can you rely on him to— T' After a week's run he will be Milk. Cream, etc freeh from dairy farm at Atlsnttc dally. Beat of food, Van Antler—"Not always, but this CUv one week and return quickest srrrlce, rsn- the best. Your F. & 0. to New •onable prlcee. Plnoat equipment In the Usejlmly grocer ha* it. Manufac- B. NASH CO. York for a run. evening I requested him to send us up long Eaet. visit us when In town. tured The Belmont 314*390 FORE IT. Mr. Edward by Spring Water Co„ 141 something from the kitchen table."— I>eBaron, wife and ■ LIT* LUNCH, ««1 1-2 for Depot, children Cengreee St., Puck. of Massachuetts. are guests Ladles. Hampshire Street, Cambridge, Mass. of Mrs. Cynthia Clark for a few weeks. On in CL1AVCJ VILLA sale Portland and Casco Bay Islands by the T. M. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Coualna of JOHNSTONE MRS. C. L. fo'lowing dealers: HEAL ESI ATI! West brook. Mp., wpi* recent gueat* CLEAVES. Prop. of Mr. and Mr*. B. T. H-M- Hamilton PIAK* ISLAND. ML Ijarrabee. Central Landing, CL Chsboague L Ma MayI Sons, Portland A. H. Hamilton, Cottage Mr. Chaa. E. A Co.. Portland °rtat who «u Cboie* lota for Ml* on ibon land Fogg. fcere nomelike hojse. sltuatsd P. L. South « m w ... Ch«b«*3u« front, at hla on Nortk Plnkham, Harpawsff t. f. Hamilton, on *11 part* of tb« l«l*od. and all father'a lummer home, Ml Rat. ro«4, near trove and beach. Nice rooma, Arthur Palmar, Wast ()oiU|h farm Harp«w«tl Or«»» OhtMigiN kinds of ahoro for Ml*. tirdajr with the Naval products raised on plaoa. Re tee w*« Harpowoll A. Mr*. ■- W. HMtmofi, Prmp> propartj Reaerrea. on on r- £• %. Manaflafd. the Boston app.lcatlon. L. M. York. BaMOya Island Ortit r#l. *-14 t*>at, for Boaton. and frr»m M. Chabaaguo At tho baad of th# wharf, thor* «tnnor» Ontral Atf., Pfaki I., M«. Ballrvs Island I. J. Orra Island there will go to C, Clary, Bowd ao4 rooms, rttM oa Protlnwtown, where O. Crafts. Island M. V. Prln«ndla| Cottage of a Jolly laat gathering Tharaday. MiIm when Mra Gertrude Harrla entertain- ItlMi, FOSTER'S DT£ HOUSE Mr*. B«rtha ed her alater and a party of frlenda M. iMbury. MprtlWr. M Ntar Nlc«. cotr AND from fQaat Deerlng. A baaket tali, Cmjr«»§ •!. eotac* with flno room* OA plcn'c ncdlcnt UM*. handy to bt*ch TESTED dinner waa aenred at tM PROVEN noon with the MK. imuM(n«nu Op»n from Juno U to »rKI<1 OIotm C', *3«« I if J It. lipl addition of ©offee and fried clams >rf D %t j IUtM. H.M to UO.M por wmL acrred the on -«- by honteea, the larg^ rTTTT*T»frr^W^fff> a* mo*t of til* Tlllror* plarza. after ■ pubUi Un-1 h«rc which, boating, flablng Chote* Tmi «nd CoCm*. P.W. TAGS SoU ifntt tor CMttM'a Ptlatt. Ordw a®4 4«H**ry and awlnglng In the large awing waa •IfTiCt fl tlVi Hit. H.UTTLCJOHN E. C. WEBBER «*• « on« After ud enjoyed. Thoae preaent were: Mra. mart nr« im «n thrtn Mar with u*. (tirr.bLAND.Mt. Harry Raap. Mra. Harry Horton. Mra. Munroe. Mra. Oberg and daughters. L» W«j Heater and Arthur fl. Hamilton Dora, Klaea Marlon lager- kx*tlo«. ExeM«nt ritktofrr sol 1. Cornelia Hanson. Grace Horton. on application Adtut vor c. Waa —^ s, auto «. j. • co. |A(mI |n aw |I sSHSssPiS1 ss£ 3 Rifle Lerlne. Marlon Nelaon. Frances ~ rtaMnf Parties. Sas, u rou «ut ui« bwL •isa^L-s and son,Ralph, Mrs. Jessie LJbby and lly cottage, but it Is hoped that he Miss Cftrlie Buck of Oocham. NI H., will return later In the season. are also members of the party. Mrs. 8- O, Sawyer of Yarmouth- Miss Ethel Marshall of Portland, ville was a guest at the home of Mrs. The & who Is staying with her sister. Mrs. William S. Rent while visiting Chebeague Bowling Alleys Casino D. J. MacDonald of Torrlngtoti Point, among friends on the island last was a guest In the house-party at the week. Mrs. Rent enjoyed a short Four 1 emulation Thompson cottage. rlslt with Miss Ada st her Cape Elisabeth, 8eabury in one over the week-end. The of home in Yarmouth on alleys of party Wednesday. the twenty also included Mr. and Mrs. Tbe Seashore Land Company of fiaMt build- Somntr Retort Jonrail Frank and have' for Largest ia New tngUni Condon daughter Edith of Portland Just sold a very de- ing* the pur- Published Woodfords, who accompanied Mies sirable bouse lot on the shore-front on the Erery Marshall. property at Cousin's Island to Mr. ^8©tine ooast. Afttraoon Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Brown hare and Mrs. M. D. Duran of Boston. It Tbmndmy can returned to their home In Is expected that Mr. Duran will Alleys be From Jane to September and on the Last in Each Month Cambridge, erect Thursday after a pleasant stay with Mr. and "* cottage on the lot for his occu- engaged for from October to May pri- MI'S. H. B. Hadlock at Torrlogton pancy, before next season. vate partie*. Point. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, former- Mr. J. Prank Hinckley, who has lighted CROWLEY <* E4itor« ly resided In Portland. been a Finely LUNT, u4 MHtkm enjoying month's vacation and Mrs. E. A. Hooper of with his family at the returned perfectly M Hamnonton, Hill, Offloe, lxchu|« Street, Boo— 6, Portland N. J., has been a guest of Mr. and to his business In Boston last Wed- adjusted. Mrs. H. E Baker at Le-Repos for sev- nesday. Miss Olive Glaser and Mr. TERMS eral weeks. Mr. Hooper Is expected John W. Hinckley who have also Cigars and at the Baker been visitors One Year. *1.00; Saner SeMCanada, must also be mentioned It was almost Sunday when the ing this sort of weather. Among the Island View 4 4.37 6.58 7.01 12.30 among the guests at the "Grand guests departed with the wish that Cottage victims were: Miss M. Reid, 5 4.38 6.57 7.00 Mary View." It is expected that the chil- their host and hostess would make ^1.15 principal of the High school at Pater- dren Great Me. will remain here "Harroonie Hill" their summer home Chabaagua. son, N. J., and Miss Martha C. Thacb- throughout the season, and they are all in the future. er. head of the Latin in enjoying L. r. department sorts of good times, while Rev. J. L Dearing of HAMILTON, Prop. the school. bathing, Yokohama. Wllllamsport, (Pa.) high fishing and around who Is a with his These romping to their Japan, guest family LOCATION and table first-class. young ladies, who were on a heart's at Peaks Island content. the Rock mere for the summer, will FINEVerandas and larice airy rooms. Rates stroll towards Headland Inn when on Mr. Warren Cook, who has been occupy the pulpit at the Cousins Isl- application. Cottage annex. Open the storm overtook them, had a hard June IS to 8ept. 15. enjoying his vacation at "Grand and chapel next Sunday afternoon, Au- time to keep from blown into being View." as a guest of Mrs. M. Mac- gust 1st. the sea: and 'tis said their Mr. Robert L Whitcomb. well- appear- Fadden, leaves for New York this ance resembled that of half drowned known. from his long connection with week to resume his engagement with wharf rats as they returned to the the Walter Corey Company, is hav- William Brady's "Way Down East- "Valetta," where are ■•■iltta VIII* ing a "fire-proof" bungalow construct- they spending company. the summer. ed at Whale cove on the back of Miss Florence Knox of Deseronto, On Peak's Island. Those who have visit- Monday. Miss Anna P. Willey Ont.. is spending a few weeks' vaca- and Miss At the Mm ed the site «*av it commands a view Edith A. Farnhan returned tion at "Frontenac Place." as the ftastms Island popular t minnUs' walk t of ocean islands and to their homes in guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. bay unsurpassed Swampscott, Mass., J. Williams. I toad i on the Maine coast. after a most Mr. and inf. PlM|m«aad enjoyable stay of one Mrs. George Blaisdell of walks. Prwh farm and week at Mrs. D. A. Multon of the Chase cot- Peak's Island, as the guest Waltham, are guests of Mrs. P. M. u Bat of xala of Mr. and Mrs. tage on Welch avenue, is entertain- Mrs. F. E. Bickford. of the "Val- Jones on Seashore avenue. Edwin Sears of Boston i who are ing her cousin. Mrs. George Robin- etta." This is the first trip the la- Miss Ruby Marston of Portlsnd, occupying the Bacon cottage >jyUattoa. dies this season, a son, »f Montreal. Miss Hazel Robin- have made to Maine, but they was a visitor over the week-end with gave largely attended Welsh rarebit son. daughter of Mrs. Robinson, is enjoyed every minute of their stay. Mrs. J. M. Miller at "Ocean Side." party Thursday even- also a at the Chase On A number of ing. guest cottage. Thursday morning they started ladies, who are mem- North Dear Bear out Mr. John J. has road, Noddle Heed, East- Mrs. W. H. Chase leaves soon to en- at four o'clock with Captain Had- bers of the Woman's Union of the Ray had his beauti- ful motor ern End end Central 1 in in. joy her cuHtomary summer outing in lock in his motor-dory, while he haul- Congregational church at Natlck. boat, •Trouble," repainted. Central landing*. Only ed Mrs. Alfred Yoebisch and welk from shore k bathin? the White Mountains. lobster-traps. Neither were ever Mass., form a house-party which Is little son. beach, boats, eta sea-sick but the Roger, of Jamaica Plain, are Accommodates, with SO nati. Oa Mr. Alonzo Quimby and Mrs. Cor- before, fishes were being entertained by Mrs. W. B. Rob- staying idmim, ibadr fed In with Mrs. for a tTtnat tnd n«ar wood*. Sea food delia Nichols of the usual land-lubber style. inson at her cottage the "Island Gem" Campbell time. House plcnlifoly toppltod. Springfield, who have Mr. and Bate* on applioal Ion to v The ladies returned in time for the Mrs. 8. E. Wilkinson or fy*>n jyjtbts at the "Evergreen" were break- during present week. They are: firs. 5eMea Mill, fast. however, well Mrs. C. H. Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Chebeague Prep., Cfcebeagos UhM, Me. entertained on Sunday by Mrs. F. M. satisfied with Jones, Mrs. C. W. Bowers. their Mrr, Charles at Clement of the "Granite State." experience. Mrs. F. Goodnow, Mrs. C. W. Burks. NewhsJl, beautiful Mrs. Ella Briardiffe. Among other recent guests at this A moon-light cruise was Eldridge and Mrs. M. E. enjoyed The Misses Ethel and were the "Valetta" Whitney. Mr. W. B. Robinson has Florence Bibo, cottage Mrs. William Bryant of by house-party last Fri- are to to entertain their little friends at Berlin. N. H., Mrs. Morimer of day evening In Captain Oscar B. Ban- gone Katick on a business trip for a few a birthday party from 3 to Portland. Mrs. James Levin and dolph's sloop "Fannie Belle." A brisk days. Tuesday the C. Dainty invitation cards have been daughter Irma. of Woodland, Me. wind was blowing at the time and Among recent guests st the "Is- land Gem" sent out and all the children are look- Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Neal of the the sail proved most enjoyable for have been Mrs. F. W. all Simmons and ing forward to the party. Mr. Bibo has •'Burystone" cottage, are entertain- the guests, in spite of the some- .daughter Dorlce of Na- just had completed a doll's car- Mr. and Mrs. what unpleasant weather then tlck, also Mr. H. E. Rose of West house, ing George Russell of pre- and Boston. vailing. Newton. peted, furnished as if for "real people," and it will be Mr. and Mrs. A. O. christened on Elden of Tor- Mrs. Walter Moore of Swampscotf, this occasion. ringtcn Point have been a arrived to be the enjoying yesterday guest of Miss Grace E Hall of Linden avenue trip among the islands of the lower Mrs. F. E. Bickford at the "Valetta," has arrived at Bustln's on her annual bay. They are cruising in their for a short yacht stay. outing. Miss Hall will remain until "Eldena," and spent the week-end at A party of eight ladies, members September. She is boarding at the the Merriconeag House at South of the Berlin, (Me.) chapter of the Consin'f bland Wilsonia. Harpswell. Rastern Star order, arrived at the A deeply interesting sermon was Miss Edith Palmer Hinds of Win- | Humphrey cottage last preached in the grove Dr. John B. chester arrived on Sunday, where by Saturday to be they will a two O. of Great Stock the enjoy week's outing. Pldge Philadelphia. The cot- guest for two weeks of Mr. and The The usual Sabbath service* were members of the are tagers very show their Reducing party Mrs. generally ap- | Mrs. L* A. Hinds of held on Ryefield street. F. B. wife Sund&y afternoon at the of Dr. Mr. Bartlett. of Mayor Bartlett preciation Pidge's kindness in and Mrs. Edward J. Howland of Cousins Island Rev. A. H. Berlin, and the following from chapel. furnishing for them, each Sunday, the of Everett, Mass.. are guests of Mr. 8Utnton of the Sale of that city: Mrs. Frank Yarmouth led meet- opportunity of in and Mrs. A. E. Farwell. Mrs. attending worship Bishop at the Samuel E. M. Cross. ing and preached a very this beautiful Clark Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Interesting place. The hour is from cottage on Torrlngton Point. sermon. Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton ren- atephen Malone, Mrs. Owen Cole 4 to 6, Sundays. All are cordially in- dered a solo "The Lord is My Shep- vited to atend. herd/' and many are thapk* d»e for Mrs. Frederick Fuller of Boston, who A. A. MILLS. Pro. her part in making the a has the L. L. Tkkas. meeting Chase cottage is entertaining F. O. PALMER, Vies Pin. PHILLIPS, success Similar services are held C. B. OODLEY, 8EC her sister, Mrs. of every afternoon the Sunday during Chattanooga, Tennessee. They are summer, and all visitors to Cousin's ooarding at The Wilsonia. MOORE & and Littlejohas are Invited FANCY OWEN, CO. cordially Mr. Theodore Friebus is ad- VKDKB KIW OWVKMHIP to attend. taking vantage of the delightful scenery on 503 A 307 On and CONQRE55 5T. Monday Tuesday Rev. A. H. and around the island to sketch and Stanton called on of PORTLAND, ME. many his friends paint. Those of his csnvasses which of the two islands. He was a guest have been seen, are much admired. at the home of Mrs. N. H. Hamilton Ail the children are looking forward during his Shappars sf Portland aid *tay. Mayo and his etao I setaoietaoinoln CHINA,1 Vicinity A pleasant motor-boat ride was en- eagerly to the coming of Captain Simmer Twrists ami Vaeafioaists Joyed Bund*r afternoon by Captain Mayo and his yacht. The Iris. All will and Mrs. W. F. Prime and a party of welcome him. will find in our their In Unusual newly renovated store friends the cruiser "Evelyn.** The young people are taking ad- Values to Make Room quality merchaodiae The trip was made around the outer vantage of these moonlight evening* moderately priced, Islands. Those Invited Included Miss (o row and sail In tbe bay, around the and which for the Fall will please the most fastidious. Brelyn Prime snd Mr. Selwln Prime different islands. Incoming Wares with Mrs. M. E Fontaine and Mtss Wo reget to learn, also to state that New Suit and Ruhy Fontaine of "Avalyon." Mr. and there baa been a shortage of boo bona Cloak, Waist Mrs. Stephen J. Blsset and-son In a house not far from our chair. We We a Dept. Ken- have taken tremendous Mark Down on Auto and Tourists' Linen neth. Miss Emma Blssett of "Day- all know "where tbey are at," and our Fancy Coats, Coats China to make room .or and brefik." Mr. Arthur .Conrad of Bos- astonishment Is only exceeded by our our large orders which Saits, Waist*. A most com* ton. and Mr. He will them import Dainty Raymond Talbott of surprise. keep under are doe in a few plete line of garments for mid-summer Cousin's Island. lock and key when he comes again. If days. Ml! aim wir*. AlDfrt he is wise. It Faines us wear. Hlssett With much to chron- These different their von, Mr. Ralph of icle this event. lots on »ale are from our own retail Mr. H. Is Mattapan. Mim, arrived on Monday C. Ouffy recovering from stock a to be and not lot of odd china Reduction on tb« gueats of Mr. Blaaett'a bro- his recent Illness. bought especially for a Big Novelty Garments ther. Mr. 8. J. Biaaett, and family at Mr. and Mrs. 9. O. Tarbox have left sale—Salads, Chocolate Consisting of Pongee, and "Daybreak." Harmonic Plates, Jog?, Pots, Tea Rajah Hill. the Island after a three weeks' stay. Pots, Linen. The of and and party young ladles which oc- They have gone to Northport, Me., for Sugar Creams, Cups Saucers, Bon Hair cupied the "Sea Breete" fions, cottage last a short visit In Mr. Randall's camp. Children's Wear for all seaaon Receivers,. Candle Cream occasions. during July hare arrived The Hermitage, and will then go to Sticks, Bowls, to Syrups, Vases, enjoy their second vacation here their cottage at Rangeley Lakes. and Domestic and Inclule They Trays many other article?. AH at Lag* Than Imported Linens, They the Mlaaes Eugenie. expect to entertain Madame Nordlca's Haff Hat tie and Alice Price. consisting of many Hand Em- Soule, Miss Bessie ulsters, Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Wal- Regular prices $1 and $1.50. broidered Pieces. Seabury and Mlas Bertha Coflln. ker. Th« young ladles, who are all from Mr. and Mrs. C. K BraJnard enter- It no a will doubt interest and please yon, as it will Ysrmoutb, anticipate very enjoy- tained Mrs. Brainard's mother and sis- many able stay on the who hare been to know that we will Island. ter for tbe wetk end. waiting, start onr an- Miss Haxel nual Oliver, a teacher In Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walte of Fern- sale of travelling salesmen'a of the celebrated the samples public schools at Wskefleld. croft way. Maiden, are upending their La Tailored Mas* and Mr. Greertue Ucderwear, Monday, August 9th, 1909. Edward Wilder of the vacation at Bustln's. Mr. Walte Is con- same We feel that this needs but plac* are guests at the nected with a 45c garment very little introduc- home of large furniture house In tion. M-. and Mrs. J W. We aay, however, that the mtkera of thia under- Oarnlsa. at tha Boston. might Day After wear eater to the cottage. their stay here Mr. and Mra C. P. fllsson returned to beat gowned women, and what present the young in they people will continue their their home la AJIston after a vacation the article is the result of vacation on Sale ready-made composite many Cape Cod. of two week*. Now Going on. careful a Mr. John C. fittings and olose knowledge of whet the f *shion- Ketchum of ftomervllle Mr. and Mrs. Marrus Butler and Mrs. ble women demand in comfort and joined Ketchum oa at daughter Frances of Maiden. Mass.. are style, quality. the Tuesday We are able to "Highlands'* where thev are the at the Kelney cottage for the summer. offer these gsimamts at the regular guesta of Miss «e/e Prances Jameaon. Mr. and Mrs. William Swiss. Miss #/vcsf, not wholesale but what we On imaginary prioes. just Sunday the young people, of Swiss and Ml*s Katherinee, of Law- (>f we bad not ss the Mr. Eastman purchased them sample*-) Would nave been "Maplaa." K. J. Hamilton's rence. have returned to Bue In's for Bros. & Bancroft obliged to pay. cottage, returned for their rammer their annual visit They are In the yncation. They are Mlsa Rath Ham- Kelcey cottage and at The ilton boarding Congrct* & Brown 5U, Dariag JtlyJuly aa41igs«taa4 imguit OsrOur Store Will snd Mess re Ralph. Howard and Wilson. Portland, Me. dose at 1S.S* resile Hamilton of Mr. Vroom with hla Mr. Saturdays Mr. Cambrldgeport. Spike friend, OpftiH im§UIUw H-— m4 Kiiik't Tk—fn Ralph Hamilton waa able to en- Charles F. Hydft. are guests of Mr. and joy only a abort eojourn at tha fam- Mrt 9p(kt at tbe Mlcmac. a abort stay of Mr. and Mr*. Chand- ler. "We Make Mr. and Mr*. Edward Nile* of New- Cfiff Island port. Vt.. and children. Dorothy. Charles and George, are at "Hill Crest" cottage for a month, enjoying R*MT» their first visit here. Cousin's Mrs. A. Island Ca™J°y Frank Smith of Un The season at this island is rather Bralntree. Mass.. and daugh- WE for mU oo tk» d«IUtNI blood mm of U» ckoocoot how* or ter. Helen, are lot* at a well advanced, and there is a general aharing the cottage cotttf* »try low Hfvr*. Now it tbo tiao to b«r, m prieo* with the Nile*. < •ro air of activity, which bespeaks the Mr.'Smith returned oilfiifii ooch yoor. For solo, bow 7-room • home ^"—" eatUf*, $1000; gnot real of the lummcr season. Friday last, after a week's rest. »w, 4 roooM, $753. Coat in «od ulk it opening Mrs. only Few cottages remain which have not Clarence Brooks' of Portland. Omt ■i>niiofliro will cUdl7 Tislted at ywitoaoiilMd. been and with the coming of the cottage on Wednesday Fow rto—or> oock way o a a a opened, last. dtjr. August most of these will be occu- Mr. pied. The Aucoclsaco House Is hav- Conrad Hewitt, director of the SEASHORE LAND CO, ing a successful year and all of the Metropolitan Museum of Art In New 102 York Escbanf*. Strut Pcr accommodations there are engaged city, la being entertained for a land; Main* "Portland month duality" into September, as well ss the added by hla sister, Mrs. W. W. cottage rooms, while other boarding Mumper ofl Trenton. N. J., at Wane- laki places are fairly well booked. As yet Lodge. Mr. the transient trade has not been as B. I* Freeland of New York, BURGESS was a recent FOBES & CO. great as in some other seasons, but gueat of Mrs. John O. Bourke doubtless this Is due to the some- of Omaha, at Hill is cottage. Mr. F. Opp. Custom House, Portland, Me. what chill weather of the past weeks. Walker has the following The Island Improvement society is guests at his home: Miaa Lydia M. Freeman doing much to make Cliff Island a de- of Maiden, who will remain Underwood lightful place to summer. Notices throughout the season; Mr. and Mrs. Spring Rock mere Chaa. W. House bave been posted, for the co- Lewis of 8pringfield. Mass.. asking for and operation of the inhabitants in keep- an indefinite stay and Miss Relna Underwood a niece Cottag— ing the streets clear from papers, Chiles, of Mrs. Walker, for a UidtrvNd Als short tf TiMt latin Ginger etc.. while the new lights are a de- stay. Utg LtHUJohn'• Idand. Jfa. Mrs. A. 1^ cided improvement. August will see Kendall of Belchertown. Prepared by special Mass., with Fwwt Mural Water 9. 9. MiMIL TOM, Pn* many departures and arrivals, al- Mrs. Ella Conkey and Mlaa (?) formula from the choic- OB though most of the cottage people re- Contains no Right tbtlbeWL wttfc 10* toot Marion Known. •Imtlon. Bat In main all summer. Bartlett of Belchertown. mat* grow. A»> haa orftanio matter what- est refined extracts and A candy and cake sale, under the opened her cottage for two weeka. ever. Cures a .d Dally Mite. OpwuttOatotaiL auspices of the library committee Mlaa Mary Richardson of kidney water from BtttM OB New sparkling tpplJottlOB. of the Island society, York was her guest for a short bladder troubles, rhen- Improvement time. was held. Thursday last, from five to matism, bright'* dis- the flow of the famoas I Mrs. R. K. Jordan of ten p. m., st the cottage of the Misses Westbrook ease and dispepsla. Un Bennett, for flfe benefit of the public recently entertained Mr. Albert Kin- of exoelledas a table water UNDCRWJOO SPRING ARTHUR PALMER library. Everyone entered heartily ney Worcester. Masa., Mrs. E. into the of the affair Conant of Springfield, and 4 tM»i daily to feMlk Hwyivwll fr«a rar W«*t iter* spirit and the Mass., " Htptwrll Mrs. Frank ftotoll—f results exceeded the expectations of Bcyce of Westbrook at all, nearly forty dollars being raised. "Breezy Bluff" cottage. Miss Carrie and Grocers Jordan returned to Leading The cottage was very tastily decor- Worcester with Druggists Mr. to ated with flag3 and lanterns, and as Kinney visit there a few days. Jarre Miss Helen E. The stock of fresh moats handled by xxveosnres our the weather was pleasant, everything Griffiths and Miss Marjorie Griffiths of customers the best quality only. on ns and us was held out of doors. The candy Boston are visit- Rely giro ing Miss EL Griffiths yonr oiders. tables were arranged on the piazza, at the "Ledges." and in the grove in the back of the They both spent some time on Cliff TVUphoa* CraiMtlM last house were the fortune telling tent year. Mrs. T. and other attractions. In charge of W. Joyce and children, Mildred and the candy tables were: Miss Pauline George, have engaged A. Lovitt's Lurvey of Mass.; Miss cottage for July and August. Dorchester, Mrs. Elizabeth Batchelor of Joyce is a sister of Mrs. R. K. Baltimore, Jordan AMORDALE and Miss Phoebe Hunter of Phoenix- and has come here for a number of Gt. Maine vllle. Pa., assisted by Miss Alice Mum- years. Chebeague Island, Mrs. E. A. MR5. M. A. per of Trenton. N. J.. Miss Jsnet Solomons is entertaining CHARLESON, Proprietor Mrs. Fins room with Wolff of N. Miss Tekla Genevieve Searles of Engle- twenty eotlue spacious piunt. Exoellent rnn— Yonkers, Y., with the latest of sleeping Aus of wood. N. J., end Master Goodwin toi|n furaituie. Luce rots with hammocks for toeossot Brooklyn, N. Y., snd Miss N. from oar own Searles of (vests. Vegetables garden. Spring water. Opao Jane 20 to If. H. Paine. Mrs. Chester Turnbull of Flatbush, Long Island. BUM and ctrnn La r on Bspfe. Master Searles application. Baltimore, supervised the fancy table, will remain through- Cor* Congrtts and Oak Stt* nut the summer. which she got up herself. At the Miss Jessie The Bton of Quality cake table were: Mrs. Chas. Hunter West of Auburn. Me., has been of Phoenixville, Pa., and Mrs. O. P. visiting with Mrs. S. E. RAIIlBOA &s Gerrish of RAILROADS Stone of Boston. A big festure of the Auburn at "Bay Cliff" cot- tage. Miss Helen West came fair was Zaida. the gypsy fortune tell- Sunday for the rest of ing seer, acted by Mrs. I.ur- the week. Bryant Guests at vey of who divined most Cliff Cottage who have Dorchester, arrived Before Stock interesting facts. Master Kemp recently include Miss Inez Taking Fast Hunneman of on Through Batchelor of Baltimore, took the part Chicago her first visit to Casco and Mr. We The Line to the West Trains to of the gypsy boy. Bay Thoephile clean up odd lots and broken I de P* Salanne of New Master Conrad Mumper of Trenton. York City. I Recent arrivals at N. J., sold bunches of beautiful wild the Aucocisco sizes.' The lots are ex- House include Mrs. R. following priced grasses which he had gathered him- P. Northrop and Miss Evelyn H. of self. A pleasant feature of the even- Northrop low for this Chicago Westminster. Mrs. ceptionally purpose, and ing was the music furnished a Md; Philip H. by Shedd and Miss Victor graphophone. which Miss Minnfe L. Shedd of St Louis Springfield. Mrs. you'll find some rare Alice Mumper very kindly loaned for Mats.; Ludwell L. bargains worthy Howison of and Boston the occasion. All In the was Portland; Mr. and all. party a Mrs. W. H. Dunbar and Miss your attention. great success, and there Is a pos- Emily C. Dunbar of Baltimore. The iNti Minneapolis sibility that before the summer months guests of the bouse were so are over another of the same interested in nature the fair will be given. recently given for the benefit Maine St Paul rf the fund that a Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hunter of Library muslcale is to Waists -*— Phoenixville, Pa., with Mr. Hunter's being planned raise more mon- Gloves Railroad ey. Several of the are Odd styles and broken sizes In Detroit mother. Mrs. 8. Hunter, have been guests music- 16 button length Lisle Gloves, ally talented. Miss Doris Lawn and Lingerie Waists Installed at their pine secluded cot- Stanton white and black, broken sizes, that .. for several singing especially well. Many of the were 98c and $1.98 59c • tage weeks. Mr. C. H. that were THrcro^H Cars gueets leave about 1st Waterproof China Silk 75c, 29c Sleeping Cleveland Hunter and family of Phoenixville. August but all Waist*, Excellent vacancies have been white and black, fine tucked Lot of Kid Gloves, white and Dinin^-Car Service have engaged a cottage from C. M. engaged and there will be a number of yoke, also lace and lace Tourist Cohb. and will arrive Mips newcomers yoke colors, broken sizes, that were Cere shortly. about then. trimmed that Buffalo Carrow and Miss Francis sleeves, were $1.00 to 39c ff Tima and detailed on of New $1.50 Ticket*, Tabitt. Information call or York $3.98 $1.98 writ* M. A Ticket A Union city, friends of the Hunters, J0He8. fit. Station. Portland, Ma. from A successful man Is one Lot of have taken another of Mr. Cobb's who can high grade Lingerie D. FLANDERS M. make more Waists, laces J. C- BURT cottages for August and September. money than his wife can exquisite and Twt Hp. Qeo'l Put. A|t apend. embroideries, at about B08T0N Miss Ethel Bird of Portland, daugh- Hosiery ter of Half Price Henry Bird of the Lafayette AH our Infants' and Children's Hotel, is a visiting for week with Miss plaid top Socks, that were 25c, Dorothy Cobb at Mr. H. S. Cobb's now 12 1-2c cottage. Mrs. Henry Bird, her moth- Belts COASTWISE STEJMERS er. Women's includ- spent Friday with the Cobb's, Lot of White Wash Belts, plain Fancy Hosiery, who on If You Friday evening entertained Want and embroidered, that were ing polka dots, black and white eevcral of their friends at a muslcale. 25c 10c checks, white, black and MERCHANTS & MINERS!TRANS- Mr. Cobb Sptoial Mtnut continues to gain health Lot of natural Wash Maine Central Chamois colored grounds, also lot of R. raw R. PORTATION CO STEAMSHIP slowly, although the weather of Lifter Hndi Belts with brass harness LINES the past week has not with hand embroidered Lisle Stock- From agreed that were .. 50c Or 107 work don* in I buckles, $1.00 him. printing ings, reduced from 50c to 29c BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE come to a». Miss harry, Bertha Love of Philadelphia, VS• are for TO equipped all classes Lot will enjoy the remainder of the sea- of of lace ankle and lace all NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS A work. Neckwear BALTIMORE son with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Scull of over Lisle Stockings, black, Excursions PMNTWELL Odd styles in Dutch Collars and tan. lavender and Moa* PRINTING pink, sky. Day dellrhtful route to Southern and Phoenlxvllle. Pa. Miss Love Is on CO. B TBMPLK ht. .. Western Points. her first visit to Casco she Kabats that were 25c 12 1-2c white, that were 50c .... 29c BOSTON TO Bay, and PHILADELPHIA is wit.i the POtTLAKD, ME. BMt route to Coast Rttortt, Ac- delighted bay, and par- Jtnfy Hum B. From commodations »n« cuftins wnufpniij. ticularly with Cliff Island. Cob, Portland Send for booklet. 92.28 for tb*. Itmoui Bongo "River Mrs. Janet Cobb and her rail Trip; C. M. M*yn«rA Aft, Jm. Barry. grand- and steamboat: Horn* umt day. Boston. Mass. Aft.. SO to Providence .JR. L daughters, Janet and Josephine Del- Store Closes at 6 P. a Sundays, for Dinner at W. P. Turner. Saturdays M. the Bay of Naples Inn. Pa*seft*er Tram# "Mgr. ano. of Portsmouth, N. H.. arrived General Offices: Ud. (4-00 Through the White Mountain*. Baltimore, Thursday last to occupy their cot- See the Wonderland of the Crawford tage, "The for the rest of the Notch. This ticket good foi IS days. Daisy," 93.19 On Saturdays for the Mountain*, season. Daisy cottage was one of the HENRY POLAND to return Mondsys. 91.SO On Sun* first summer places built here, hav- Codys, rood Day of Date only. A ilcM* NEW YORK ing been 21 a seeing trip, allowing two hours for dln- AND put up years ago. at tlipe when there were no steamboat BASKET DEALER To Poland Spring Pcsltfw y-U« House—Ticket connections with Portland. It Is par- NimS Oily food for the season. 93 OS On Haturdaya. Martha's Sweet Or an Bukeu of all Paradise food to return Mondays. Time for din- ticularly well constructed and Is de- Water;j kinds on far Spring Vineyard hand and made to order. pwpnn. Clrmlara to M frew Mm ner at that famous hostelry. lightfully roomy. irtaklBf PtmlpMn nay I call at all hotela In Mr. J. D. Rankin of tbeTflf Maiden. Mass., regularly. Established 12 H. H. is years. Hay's tons, Portland. Ms. A. R. Littlefleld, Cbebeaffue expected shortly to open "Khamp Pay no attention to transient to Moosehead P. L. BrSckstt A Peaks Every Sunday Mysctery," where for a number of dealers who are not Co.. Island, Me. MaineSteamshipCo.•*•«••• •« Atlantic reliable. *« TrlP Coaat. seasons past he has Island. Ms. IX)NG ISLAND POUND by DiTllcht enjoyed camp Chat. 11f«>. Mr. N. Harmon, Cliff laland, Me. Lake and HfMMEKBCHEDrI.E : Rankin alwsys has a jolly P. O. Addresa, S. Brswsr 4k Co.. Peaks Island. Lake From • untjVS#^ Rangeley POKTLAXITUXI'. nallyiniiy nmt•nwwpt Fridays crowd of young people with him. and Ms. E. C. Slnnett, Bailey laland. Me. Leave Portland I SO a. m amvlnf on V M «Mun.. VhT^anVsun a tlmo Is had. Ginnl return at 7.M p. m. 9300 the round ■J*"Hhlpa at Martha'a Vlne>ard). jolly Dtliftfy, Pirilitf, Main C. W. England Pssks Me L. m. York, Bailer laland. Me. Htop Mrs. Island, trip, either place. PV°in NEW YORK Mon.. Tucn. and A. C. Towle of Watervllle, Msrriil A Via White Ross, Great Diamond Arthur Palmer, South MevMalns on A after June 23, I rrt- Me., and Mrs. F. H. Short of port- Harpawell. it p*i? °°wAM. !fc*p at rtha'a land. have enjoyed a short stay 9.09 arriving Montreal 9.IS m. Vineyard) p. *ARCH h*l*r'n here at CIsrfc A Griffin, Long Island. Me. I. J. Orr's Me. A Through Sleeper Leaves Portland fort land and New Spruce" cottage, have gone Prince, Island. dally. Sundays Included. 9.19 M M Round Trip to p. m„ ar- Irr^L0"-910 00. T«n WV Long Island for the remainder of HOWARD riving Montreal I IS a. m day« round trip ticket (un- S. HAMILTON PARADISE SPRING til the summer. COMPANY, A Parlor Car for Fabyano Leaves Port- A'i*. 17th) I7.CC. Ma rtha'a Vineyard. Addita* tli eommaolouloD* to land at 9.09 a. m.. 1.30 One Mr and Mrs. J. C. Morrison of New Central p. m.. dally except Way 94.CC. Round Trtp 97.CO. CffMral OfftoM. «7 ft, Fundsy EXPREII* SERVICE for of All York have been at Hlllls cottag*. No. CjcHuMf* A Parlor Car with Broiler Freight Buffet Leaves Kind a. Ratea Include Marine and Kir a 2. for a consld*»rabe time. Miss AdHe Portland at 9.03 a. m dally, Sun- li aurance. for except Reaervatlone, Folder* and Robinson of day. arriving at Quebec 9.30 p. m. Full Information, ADDRRflft Philadelphia. Is a guest Contractor Telephone H. A. Clay, Agent. of the Morrison's. Mr. Monison Is contract* Franklin CompUte made and THROUGH SERVICE WEST Wharf. Interested In the gas and oil busi- fur ness. performed buildinjra, oot- o To the WhI t1» th« Crawford Notch of the White Mountain# Mr. and Mm. A. F Black of Mai- tagee, alterations, repair*, Little Diamond Island L Black'* flrat visit to Caaoo Mr. won m, solicited. dinners, M. to Arrive p. m. Bay. lotUf* •cUlljr Detroit. I.U p m. J M a. m. an-* 8 P. M. Table board and rooms will be (oral Arrive Bt. Mra. Black were married In available mited num- 7 S3 a. m. J W m Arrive p. the be- ber of select Chicago. » 10 p. m 10 21 a. m. Tourmalines" Philadelphia. April 28th. this Chsbcagae Island, He. people. Arrtve Hi. I Paul. M a. m. In* a second marriage for both. Mra. Unoaoal conveniences for motoring parties. land* TWAIN* LEAVE PORTLAND Black waa the widow of the Hon. G. Unsurpassed Por Tho Oom Hono of 0m/no ing facilities. and ban heated aer I^wieion and Danville Junction O Whitney of Hamilton. Bermuda, at Boating, Piahin? Bathing, (Poland ftprlna?) 1ft a. m MO a. m water baths * notable feature. 7 So a which place Mr. Black flrat met her. m.. tie a. m. 11.10 a. m. 1 00 m 4K A with as Mr. and p. m—ftundaya. 12$ a. m, specialty Mr*. Black are planning to &0 a. m • rk 05 p m. • I>*nd the winter In where Por Ran«*l»y Bermuda, H. J. Bnrroies & Maine Coast l^ekee. 7 10 a. Co. Co. m.t 1.10 Mra* Black Realty p. m.—Hundare. f t* a. m. haa a large eatate. Mr. Lftttla Diamond Island por A58Eaehanga St..Portland,Ma. Mooeeh»ed Lake • M a. m. (Dally). Black haa recently had a 6 1-J horae- ttti MIDDLC 9THCCT 11 10 a. m Geo. H. Gri ((en Co. Por power E«*»x engine Installed In hla Swaat aa s not ib«1 amoot h m a klttaa'a Mr. Stramtd Clam* Id Rockland. 1 *0 a. m (Dally). 7.0# dipped mtltad a. m ** boat and he now ML batter at Tba Caalao, Lttti* Diamond bland. ^Dally). 12 P- n* »2o p m. 509 St. "Weona." la able to PtfltTLMIB, Por Renaor and Bar ConfreM make HarV>r. 110 a m.t about eight mllea an hour. fDally). 11 10 a. m via I^ewlaton: 1 a. H PQR7LMD, ff£ Mr. and Mra. E. 8. Board man of m. (Dallv). 1I.M p. m.. (Dai'y). via and for Reading. Man., who hare been visit- Augueta Bangor at 7.00 a. m. Pictures Framed (Dally), and 10» p. m.. (Dally). ing with Mr and Mrs A. D. Chandler Por fort her part leu la re. folder*, guide at their hare left to con- broke and other bungalow, 1st tut u*«t Trim on tinue their vacation at Kennabunk- GEORGE T. SPRINGER ntggnrre^call The d*Tll has offer*d many a wo- | AAAa*al Aaaaaa aae AjaaitO Mr and ^eeeeeerMaeni. a port Mra. Harold H Board- lot M«r4 t» Orto man diamond tiara laitMd of • fMKrqta j miinv* man of Reading and Mra. Char lea Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware T.l.iMan m ME m halo. Tubba also of Reading, an guaata tor IIJ f—11— Hi f«tkai Mifcn work are always on band and will be gladly shown to Both Tolopkoits for Utnorsal Ortort visitors.—Ady. Agorej Laarfff Takta for loteton art Fish An organization known as the South Harpswell Pond club has been re- k HarpsweD cently formed by the younft men W. S. among the summer residents. The JORDAN <& CO. Trefethen & Swett Go. purpose of the club seems to be of PORTLAND On Saturday. July 17th, a business a purely social nature, and the mem- DIUII meeting at the Harpswell Yacht club bers report that the affairs of their Or was held. The only business of gen- organization are progressing favor- PBOVISIONERS eral Interest to be noted was the re- ably. Those on the register at pres- -- election of the same officers, who ent are: Messrs. Richmond Watson, Groceries W hoi i—l w and Batsflmol Provisions have served the interests of the club Joe Dahlgran. Ulrlch Dahlgran and capably the Knowlton Woodin. TscfcU during past year. They Fishing Anchor* Oar* Cordage laptM ill DimsHc Smiths, Mil, Yickt ail are: Mr. L. H. Captain John A. master Futi Fully Sifpllu Spauldlng, commo- Toothaker, Ollsd Clothing Doriss Skiffs d>rc; Mr. C. P. of the schooner All Kinds of Sherman, vice-commo- "Lochinrar," return- Punts Row Peultrv and Fanoy Cam* in Saason ed Boats St. Lawrsncs Rlvsi' dore; Mr. Jack Thomas, secretary; to South Harpswell last week af- Skiffs and ter a Xapeclal attention h |hn to paaklac parlahabla good* to that Miss Annie Packard, treasurer. two weeks' cruise to Georges will arrive In tk*y perfect conrt"ion. hxoreee prwjald on ail Plans were also discussed for the banks. He was accompanied on the order* amount to fB.OO or orn. of a new by a crew made Goods delivered building club-house. trip up from the at fetfi island by Mrs. Littlejohn'a Frprw. Hall of Peabody, arrived on fishermen among the neighboring is- rsO-132 Commercial Street* Saturday to be the guest of Mrs. J. lands. each of whom received fifty- Portland, Maine Albert Blake one dollars as at the Auburn Colony. his share in tbe pro- Bead of Portland Pier The Mr. ceeds tbe Old Bj-an a Kelaej Btora Blake also joined his re- of trip. The catch, con- family In order to cently. ooming from Vermont, where sisting of seventy-three sword-fish, Special Lev Prlces. on OPTICAL GOOOS advertise c he is engaged In the lumber business. was sold In New York last Monday. New Lent Grinding Machinery Mrs. It is m my npfCHI an»dge." Point. JEWELRY at Mrs S. Fahs Fine ComPany Harpswell Tuesday night. He, in Smith, of the "Red Bithlnf, Ash and THE ON THE company with three companions on Cottage," Point, gave a clam- BoiUaf Flahla®, JF.VVELERS SQUARE bake on the cruise, took breakfast with Mr. Whaleboat Island, last week. Excellent CakiM, Her r.nd Mrs. Parker the next morning. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carte Select Cltentela. and Miss Mrs. John P. Thomas of Potts Carte, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Hates on application. Prof, and Mrs. Point, has been enjoying an outing at Elsenhart, of Prince- elmont ton; Dr. Club AJ Rangcley Lakes during the past Elsenhart, Mrs. Carey E. Et- Optn Jam to Oetotor Ginger week. Mr. nler, S. Hector Holmes, who has Morgan Smith. Miss Huber. been a and Miss of guest at the Thomas' home, Fahs. York. Pa.. Miss prices are R. Davis Reputation Chocolates of right. 8. Co., Boston, have returned to their homes is now at a house-party in Connecti- Bater, St. Louis, and Miss Grant, Portland.—Adv. after a visit of a week with von cut. but will return of St. Paul. Mrs. Souvenir Post here in time to Mrs. F. J. Hartshorne of Newton- Storch. Cards take in Mrs. F. B. has part the opera planned by the Mandevllle rented rillc is the of her Mrs. her fine guest cousin, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cannon of Now summer visitors. summer home here to Mr. E. H. Wellington at the Wellington York were the Rev. Herbert Dunbar of city, guests of the Woodin of Auburn, Brookllne, Mass.. who is where she will a visit the cottage, enjoy Rev. George P. Eckman of N»-w has taken the on occupying same. Mrs. Mande- Daily order and team Young cottage Hur- of two weeks. over delivery ricane vllle has opened her York, the week-end. Mr. Ridge for the summer. His house at Allen- Mrs. T. H. of Melrose, hurst. N. vhere Kingston Cannon is one of New York's party includes his mother. Mrs. J., she will remain who has now enjoyed some fifteen leading members of the bar. The Woodin: his sister. Miss until Aug. 1. when she sails for Mary Wood- Eng- summers at Liltlejohns Island, has Rev. in of land to take a motor Mr. Eckman. who is rector The Best Place Western college. Oxford. trip through returned here to her to Buy That New Pair of Shoes Is Ohio, the cottage for the of St. Paul's Methodist and Mr. and Mrs. Van of lake region. Episcopal Allen Car- season She is ber church in N. accompanied by N>w York, gave the open- thage. Y., with their son. Woodin daughter. Mrs. G. E. Van Chamberlain, ing address at the first of the grove Allen. Mrs. Van Allen is a sis- and baby. ter of services held on Long Island, where Rev. Wccdin. and her Mr. and ~—Farr's *SHoe »Store family Mrs. George E. Spear and he will speak again. Dr. Eckman left are located at the Noble d cottage. tughter Ellzav>th are guests at for This Is a most Wednesday Springfield. III., where interesting family the summer 199 MIDDLE ST. Camp Melrose, home of he Is to give the oration at the tin-" OPP. PLUM ST. party, as it is the first time the fam- L Mr. Spear's father, Mr. T. R. Spear. of a ily have met Littlejohn's veiling monument to General together in many years. Mrs. G. EL Spear's mother, Mrs. En- Rev. Grant; but he will return directly Herbert Woodln's parents were well of also Melros<*. arrived at the from there. General Frederick Dent LITTLE CHEBEAGUE ISLAND missionaries In China for years, lor a two weeks' visit on Fti- forty cairp Grant and other officials w!U lots on where their was A of military A few cottage this island will be offered for sale the present sear family brought up. party twelve young people en- day. be the present at the occasion. jon. l^and on Little Chebeague has never before been offered to the Later young people parted to dif- Joyed a moonlight cruise In the Miss Ix>la pub- C. Klttreoge, Miss Ther- Mrs. A. S. Huston of Portland, has all now there been ferent parts of the United one lic. cottages having -ullt by members of the corporation. States for "Handy Andy" evening last esa Cavanaush, Mr. Thos. N. Hayes entertained etc. week. a number of her Portland Lots will be soli only under reasonable restrictions. A of the study, Rut as soon as a brother The objective point of the and Mr. Harold T. Fuller of large part Bos- •friends during the past week. These Is.and will be reserved for use in common owners. from Springfield and sister outing was Casco near by cottage The price of from , Hall, Under- ton are enjoying a vacation at the Miss wood Included Conley. Miss Ethel tots will be made reasonable to those who propose to build at once. For Washington. D. C., arrive at South Springs, where a very "Elm?" as par- pleasant coitage, the-guests of Mrs. Usher. Miss I lllan Tower. Miss Bes- ticulars address Harpswell, the family will be united time was spent In Those Edward Fuller dancing. and Mrs. F. G. Under- sie Mvshrall. Capt. Frank Cummlngs. again for the summer vacation. who made the trip were the Misses bill. THE WALDO COMPANY, Room 3, 98 St., Me. Miss Ethel Chaffey and Miss Emma Exchange Portland, The formation of the Ram Island Lizzie B. and Mildred A. A Kittredge very enjoyable fishing; trip wa« Sawyer, all of Portland. Mrs. Hus- Yacht club has been of the '•Arcade." Mrs. recently report- Chas. Jones made by visitors at the west-end of ton will entertain ed. The members are: and Miss Bmma extensively during Professor Ul- I. Ballard of "Bay the island last Tuesday in the "Han- this week. rich Dahlgren. master of the View," Miss Bmma Prince- J. Cook of the dy-Andy." About thirty fish were Mr. ton II: Mr. Ccok and M»-s. Chas. C. LewU of Warren Watson, master cottage. Miss Ethel Flummer- brought in, and much was of the feld enjoyment Springfield. Mas#., have taken Mrs. "Florence": Mr. Nelson Gilder- of Newark, Miss Rena and Mr. lent to the excursion Greenwood by Mr. Thomas Holland's cottage on the hill for the Garden Heeve. master of the "Poly and Harold Sawyer. Mr. who Prip" Henry Whidman Haynes. entertained the com- remainder of the season. Mr. Ix>w!s Mr. Stephen Tocthaker master of the and Mr. of Henry Chism the "Al- pany with his singing. The gentle- will come later in the Peaks Island Now It and season, as he Open "Flyaway." is stated that the pine," Mr. T. H. of Mel- men of the were Mr. Bdward Kingston ]»aitv had to return to Springfield, after members are planning a clam-bake rose. of the Kingston Mr. Harold T. cottage. Fuller. Fuller. Mr. F. G. ccming down with his hut Old Fashioned One Sbraccia's to he held on Ram Island in honor familv. Ring Circus, Con- of On Wednesday a party of hotel Underhill. Mr. Thomas N. Hayn*s Mrs. I>«wis and ♦he the organization of children. Harriett. cert Band. with 100 the club and lat- guests and summer visitors from the "Elm" and Mr. O. Midway Circle er to the cottage, Jeanette. Anne, and Richmond. ar#» Attractions, they hope to make a cruise number D. to of twenty made a suc- Cook of the "Arcade." here for the season. Swins*, Theatre and Theatre de* Friendship. very The Lewi*'* Gypsy Camp, Penny cessful deep-sea in the Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Fehen of the have summered on Miss E. flshlng-trlp Diamond before, B. Bradbury of ar- motor-boat last Illusion®, Coirou-ell, etc. Auburn, "Eether." The crowd Highland cocthgr spent week at but a number of years ago. rived on to be a of Mond.iy guest Mrs. cruised out near Half Rock and their home in Brookline. On their Mr. James E. E. F. Hamilton at Way Moore has accom- the "Hamilton cot- some sired return were Admission 5c very good catches were they accompanied by plished wonders with the old cottase. Including Circus lOc tage" for the reason. Miss Lillian Mrs. Walter reported. Watkins. and her which stood not far from his beauti- Hamilton of I^ewiston. will also Miss spend Rev. Frank Hunnewell of the Read- daughter. Barabara Watkins ful new bungalow. Within the her vacation with past her mother at the ing who will be their guesta for a week. six Hamilton Congregational church is the weeks, usinc the old place as a' cottage. guest of his Mrs. Wat kin* and hare sister. Mrs. W. H. Pres- daughter neucletis. a splendid concrete cottage, Master Donald cott. been in B. Bibber of Port- Mr. Hunnewell arrived on Wed- visiting friends Dorcheater. the only on#* of its kind on the island, land. has b4en Mr. visiting at the home nesday to enjoy a short stay here. Ralph Butterworth of the has been constructed and It shows of his grandmother. F1r*t National Boston, arrived the Mrs. Lemuel Bib- Mr. George Willis of the "Boston Bank. possibilities of this new kind of ber. during the on Sunday to a week's vaca- FROM OCEAN TO past month. Mrs. News Bureau" Joined his last enjoy construction. On the first floor are a CONSUMER Bibber is also family tion as the of entertaining her daugh- Saturday at the "Colombe" guest his brother Mr. large living room with a solid concrete ters. Mrs. E. W. cottage J. F and Emerson of where he will remain Butterworth, family. fire-place, a bedroom, and Dover, for a vacation dining room, Mrs. George Elliot of of two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. O'Brien of kitchen and bath, while families over Rochester, the upstairs supply private all the N. H. I the Allston cottage are Is country A entertaining partitioned Into three commodious a large number of guesta reenter- their WEwith better of Salt Water Products than Anion* the yue*ts at daughter. Mrs. J. J. O'Brien, who bed rooms. A broad veranda grade Mr. R. M. ed at the "Melroae House" laat roomy Strom's are: Is accompanied her Infant runs can Mr. J. O. of Hack- moat by daugh- along the front of the house. procure in their local market. All Rapp week, of whom have taken ter they transpor- ensark. N. J.; Mr. C. A. Agnes. Their niece Miss Marion Ttila cottage Is an Mayer of rooms In the "ArcaAe" the hotel an- really Innovation tation Send for Newark, and Mr. J. Winstanley of Allston. is also a guest In cottage building fcr Casco charges prepaid. price list. A- MoOuire of nex near the ahere. them Bav. who Among at the O'Brien heme and Brooklyn, arrived last Wednes- are a party from Rosllndale many prospective builders will Mr. Includ- probablv day* J. G Rapp bad the unuaual Mr. Art'.inr copy from It. ing Hamilton. Mr. Char- Mrs. luck recently of a W. E Leavltt of Portland, and CONSUMERS FISH CO. : : Mass. catching flounder lea Wise. Mr. Frank Ix>cke. and Mlaa Gloucester, welching two and Mrs. Ross Hammond of three-quarters Eth»l Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bangor. Me., pound*, whtle who are on the fishing off the hotel l.ocke with their sons Durant summering Islsnd, and were piazza the sea. Little guests over with overhanging Frnl of Pairtueket, R. I., also arrived Diamond L Sunday Mr. Mr. A. L» Wolcott and Mrs. Pearl I^eavltt. at and family of recently and joined the Roallndale Gorham. Farmlngton, with Misses Me. Helen ind party. Mrs. Mnharen and son Frtd Winifred who have Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Powell of Mon- Chapaln, been oc-' of South Boston registered at the cupylog the It la rwjr comon to hear visitors treal. and their children. Spencer cottage, return- "Jfelroae Houae" on for the Maude, ad to their { Monday of former Gladva and homes this week, after a sea«on. year*, who have not b^-n Marjorle, are guests at DR. W. most here of late. th» Casino for th«» season. L. delightful vacation of a comment the wen FOSTER month Aroth*r parly to arrive at the upon many They at Booth Harpswell. Improvement* made upon the Island Joined on Sunday their Mr. "Melroae" laat Saturday waa made by son. Mr. and Mrs. of In the pant two year*, and can- Wyman Powell of Montreal, who L. V. W. Wlnshlp of up Mm. Murray of South Ronton, they will a not fall to iw»e that Uttle Diamond remain for two weeks. DENTIST Auburn, paid short visit last week with her three daughters, the Misses at the ha* more than hHd Its Mr and Mrs. H. home of Mrs. J. W. Nlles. Mae. Margaret and Nora place In the E. Kendall of where Murray, general advancement of Haverhill. Mass.. were 476 1-2 Congrttt Streat their daughters. Miss Rachel and son FY^d Murray. Casco Bay. entertained and Road* bar# been bettered, an excel- over Sunday at Mr. Evelyn Wlnshlp, are also guests An Informal aoclal Camp Wilson, by Maine hop waa held lent lighting system Installed, and Mrs. I,. H. Payne. Portland* An Informal dance will on the of the pretty be held plazxaa "Melroae Mr. C. A of every cottages built and Improvements Noyes Brockton, spends Wedn^sdav and even- Houae" laat FHday The the Saturday evenlnlg. made on many others. The work week-ends with his at t!74-tl ing during the remainder of hotel ortd family jjV«W Knglimd. Opf. Pfablt HOVM the sea- parlors plazzaa had been done the Main* Novrs' rottpco. Mr. son at Hamilton's hall. decorated by Coast Realty Co.. Noyee. who Is In Admission fs taatefully with green In under the the hardware 25 and honor supervision of Mr. O. W. business, comes down cents, music will be furnish- of the occasion, and a en- very Brown. Is too well known to need by boat every and ed by Miss Hamlton. time was had Saturday evening pianist, and Mr. joyable by the guests extended but returns on the D. O. and notice, the comforts of Tuesday evening boat. Conner, violinist. their friends who were As preaent. an excellent Casino, of stable motor- a place for the business man or Mr Fr*d Among the vlsltora now Morrill of Portland, who ataylng at boat floats for the person a the landing and of a splendid looking for short ex- COMMONWEALTH ran the In the "Arcade" cottage, the annex to HOTEL barbershop Merrl- swimming tank and modem ba?h cursion. the Casino at Little Diamond Stat* Houmw »o«ton. Mim. eoneag House &nn<-i the "Melroae House" are a Opp. last season, ban party houses are enjoyed and offers unequalled advantages. resumed his business from South Framlngham. appreciated Away In the second They In- by many from the disquieting noises of some floor of Hamilton clude Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Hall. Cook and Mr. T. C. too fltorch of of th> larger Islands, the cuisine is I daughter. Mlaa Emma J. Seranton, Mr W. H. White, with Cook; Mrs. Penn arrived par excellent. All of the aea his wife and 8. J. Friday last to Join his foods •SkSviss daughter Klttredge and daughtera. Mlaaes are fresh • ••"■ Esther, visited his parent*. family, who have been occupying one kept and aJlve in the new Mr and I Art le B. and Mildred A. Mrs Jordan White, at "IJn- Klttredge; of Mr. Moore's cottages for several acquarlum until they are needed, and wood Mrs. Helen White and last Sun/lay. daughter weeks. Mr. won hence retain the real sea flavor wh«n making the trip Mlaa Bdlth White fKorch, who Is a coal from Bath In the and son. Mr. Har- In they ar» on the "rirLra^S,>*3S Eether." Mr. and operator Pennsylvania, came down placed table. The 15. Mr* Elm«»r ry White; Mrs. R. P. Casino make* a E White, with their Lang, and with his family the first of the sea- specialty of its shore Mlas Sadie Hopkins. dinner Stsle daughter* Dorothy and son. bnt was unable to make ex- Accommodations for a limit- Thelma. w»re : Mr. C. H»ck« any & arC-iB' also at of Somervllle ed number of wt »?, I fue*ts "Unwood" last week. apent tended atay until this trip, whea he select guests for room the week-end with his at and board are Orders may be left family Llnd- remains for a month. Mrs. Oliver obtainable.—Adv. any time at R. hurst and returned to M fltrout's Boa ton on Tuttle of Goahtn. N. •TOAt* W, CRAFTS,&»~%&TKrg£Zs.-S& store for Monday. T-. and her son. Manager. embroidering and Mr. IQarnest Ttittle. who la aaalatant It W estimated that the hafnstltchlog. Samples of Furniture osr earthquake'* this Is specialty and our rector of Trinity Bplacopal church In ■peed la from 407 to MO feet * second. Arlington. Mass.. who sp«nt HILL eREST. weeks eight here last season, arrived re* centljr for a star of five weeks. Mr. ALTHOUGH THIS CHEBEAQUE IS- Pitcher is connected with the TOURIST HEADQUARTERS and banking LAND HOSTELRY IS WELL brokerage house of William A. Reed £ FILLED, QUESTS CON- Co.. at 19 Congress street, Boston. • TINUE TO ARRIVE. Abbreviations: A"» cb., child; d., daughter; Mr. Morris Keane of Cambridge. kodaks Kodak supplies f., or fam., famllj; ton; w.t wife. Diversions Popular With The Quests; Mass.. Is a guest of recent coming, BOOKS and MAGAZINES, who has spent several SOUVBN1RS, The Semi-Weekly Hotel Hops. vacations SPORTING GOODS, here In other years. Mr. Keane. HAMMOCKS, Whist Parties, Etc. C* KST- I>r. A. B. Miller. Wilknbarrt "lhe M i«k« Carrtt. Boston who remains for two weeks this sea- STATIONERY, LEATHER NOVELTIES. li. W. Arlington Emma L. Parkhurst. w« Ch2,5.^LJ- Checkering. are son. Is In charge of the htrt a public vritiai d«k and Uhphow (or jour eonTtnkne* at ®r Pros. John A. Chickertng, Arlington Chelmsford Although many people remark- shipping de- all times. c< « of J. Jdv, in " <*»«■?) Oro. E. Chickering. Arlington ing that the season Is not quite as partment the Fairbanks Scale Co.. «*»• C. M. jfc Miss Margaret E. Chickering. st the corner GrX PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. aavanced as in other years, the Hill of Pearl and Franklin LORINC, SHORT &. 'Barr«. Pa. Arlington Peaks Island. Mc. M«a«a«aat HARMON, 4 Mrm. Geo. R. Faucett. Crest is having a success- streets, Boston. S««ar«. Portland. Ha. fV,I^ Ralph E Row* decidedly Sp>P.Taft*>«" ■* Prop. ful *won\jV*" Stamford. Conn. (S« adv. in another year. Proprietor Hamilton ha« a { ;Vb»nyl,*° Miss E. HunneweU Faucett. column.) 8 K.?~'*nd | Nl. Armstrong. N. V. all of his Expert Chef. Br K »body (Jerry Stamford. Conn. practically accommodations II. Armstrong. N. Y. M»»- Geo. Ericsson Faucett. taken, and several requests for rooms William H. ho*- A. H. McLeod. St. Johnsbury Picard. the new chef at GrccifSd i"a'n- Stamford. Conn. (•race have of a been even the X. Miss Katherine C. A.FcLeod. St.Johnsbury necessity refused, Casino, Little Diamond Is J. l>onnelly. C. II. McLeod. Boston Island. F Hrtirr A f 1 Providence. R. I. including patrons of other years. an expert of years at S- s. Allendorf & w.. Charlestown 3^ experience c. u?jr!»h>* A. There is opportunMv here for the ft* uJitV E. Mann. Westerly. R.I. the Majestic. New Haven; seven years Li'n** JOHNSON HOUSE. Em.ly Nl. Aldrich. Franklin guests to enjoy tnemselves in about at the Central ™*ZTk'0£ Bailey Island. Me. Mrs. K. E. house. Providence; Aldrich. Franklin any way they w:eh. and of all three H. P. Johnson Prop. ! Susan K Myers. Auhurndale parties years at the Paris cafe. Holy- (Stt air. in another column.) i I'earl Klliott. Auburndaic descriptions are formed for enjoy- oke; 18 months at the Tremont house The G Mot Addie reatest Burnett. New York Louis ment. J. I'.ucher, Newark The sport most and one a Miss Emma Burnett. N. Y. Maurice frequently year la carte cook at the Tuy. N. Y. Indulged In seems to be IYork:«o\^ Mi-- Alice Balch. Jam. Pla.n A. J. Nicholson. N. Y. boating and St. George. Brooklyn. N. Y. This has Mitt Marion Balch. Plain J. an afternoon ** ^"abeH, Jam. Al;>ha Ranch. Newark hardly passes that a given him a wide field of N>Jli»,n.°Xbur,r Miss Mary L. I.vie. Louis J. Clark. experience Flushing Boston party is not formed to spend a few In some of Mi** Julia D. Whiting. Dentield T. J. Barter. the very best hostelries in M"* A*"" I. Boston hours on the water. NVH,^*mbrid«« Mi** Julia Kleiman. Pittsburg Kd. L. Logan. Boston The social life this country. He is a brother of Mrs. of All Mi*« Anna Kleiman. lohn A. of the hotel has been Sales V,rT,f>r''^*c Pittsburg Coveney. Boston given a stimulus Carrie -^larKarrt j. -MC*venzip, Mrs. las. Nichols, so well and favorably Barr. Pittsburg. Pa. Wm. A. <■'••!! 11*. l'.< «I-«n by the whist ■», Mrs. M. L. lone*. M. parties arranged by Mrs. known as the leader of the Fadette M«r»cr. jf»*ton Worcester W. Bradbury. Boston ] .«o»ton Mr*. L. J. hall. Worcester Flora C. Thomas Greenwood of N. ; Ladies' Jkir*K,{;.<>Hck, p Bradbury. Boston Passaic. J., orchestra. Our i»'_ Miss Margaret Mahaffv. C. A. Noonan. Boston and Miss Lila Draper of Boston. Annual Clearance Sale. Klmhurst. X. Y. Gilman Waite .V w.. The last of these was on Miss Sarah MahatTy. Baldwinville given Friday Main* Fair Dates Season of 1909. week, Mrs. E. -V Wolf. Rutherford Chas. Furthman \ w.. N. Y. and all present passed a de Goods sold John Strecker.'prern^'lt,r«*nfiel• l>rmarc«, * Jane* Worcester Macarthy X *.. Brooklyn l.ghtful evening. Seven tables were 17, 18, 19—Cornish. Cornish. Mis* Marion Jane*. Worcester I. II. McLeod \ Augfi. 24, 25, .V /. Er.mKheid McMaster. Catherine S. Gutelius. book; Mrs. William J. Naylor of p Ada M. C. Hart*ell, Newport Wallingford. Pa. Sept. 14, 15, 16.—Cumberland J XrmKrn Miss Chicago, the third a water County ,tam.br"J*r llelene Gihl. Stockholm Florence V. Frisbee. N. Y. prize, i,r';r Kranr? Miss Elizabeth Balch. C. I.. color of Gorham. rfi0rrV» i|. Qlrk !.aTn!>r!,'Kcr°v»ioce Millhouse & w & «.. Orr's Island; Mrs. Joseph J}1**11 I;.c i»* Jamaica Plain. Mat*. South Bend Sept. 14, 15, 16—Oxford South Suits, $8 to $10 value at arr. K.I Robert B. Smutny of New York, the fourth County, Outing AIr- Stone. Boston P. F. Hayner & w.. Paris. SS.OO "atcM.lfr• ^{"'cc.r°vitlftiCr Francis N. prize, a Batch. Boston St. Johnsbury book; and Mrs. C. M. Gross Suits, $10 and $12 value at Mid A. L. « i l'i>«t< 'II Sept. 22. 23—Cumberland Farmers* Fancy L Mrs. A. A. Allen. St.Iohnshury of Wilkes-Barre. Pa., the fifth prize, a S7.SO granite spring house. Miss Lucy R. Poland. Mrs. A. A. Allen. West Cumberland. St.Johnsbury book. Consolation a Club, $14' and Long Island. Worcester Mrs. F. II. Sleuman. prizes, grass $15 Suits, and Blue at Ernesto Ponce Chelsea j Sept. 28—Richmond Farmers' fancy $9«90 Prop. Mi«s May E. Robbin*. Mrs. P. S. napkin ring and*a small were Club, evrine. Jersey t. Crest have been Sept.28-29—New Gloucester and Dan- Hubbard »V *., Sherburne Bailey's Island. Me. V. II. hops drawing such Pants, $2 value, Mrs. H. S. Iluey. Buffalo ville Agricultural Outing Sinnett Prop. F. C. crowds, of outsiders, that Society. 98c (See adv. in Otis \ w.. Boston particularly Oct. CASCO BAY another column.) I M. the 6, 7—Free port. Free port. Khaki Pants, sale HOUSE. Mrs. E. M. White. Fonest. Boston management of the house deem It price, _ Elizabeth C. Oct. 50c Lone Island. Miss IVirret*. Boston 12, 13. 14—Sagadahoc Couaty C. E. Margaret M. King. Bos. M. nccessary for the comfort of their Cushing Prop. Miss Hattie F. Costello. Boston . town Mi** I.ucv D. Bo*ton S'" John%b«r> are strictly intended for and will be Pomolog- ■* house and their friends. On Friday. Mrs. I.orne Fraser. Montreal S.^M. Virgin. Romford F. Stock Ass'n. Portland. Susie Virgin. Rumford Falls J»ana Clark. .*{• August the 5th. the fair to raise Miss Elizabeth O'Connor. Gallahue. Ko*ton Dec. 28. 29. 30—Free Katherine A. Hunt. Albion J-J. ». port Poultry Aln W*« TT. t money for the new church will be Great Dorchester N.J. logins. DorchVr Clearance lulie Hefferman. Sale Free in Miss Albany. N.Y. Show, port. Mary Donnelly, Dorch'tr Mrs. W. held in Hill Crest Hall. Mrs. A. P. ttco. W. C J. Hinckley. \\ atert'n lough. Boston lianant H. VIEW HOUSE Bicknell of Cora M. Burdett. llackensack Htecncy. Dorchester. Mass.. who Bertha A. Howard. w.Newton The Place to Trade. A. II. Wool, llackensack N. J. Uf*nd- is in charge of the fancy table re- Anna Cornelia R. Hinckley. Linco^*CH. Gamewell. llackensack quests that all donations either of T. F. Foss & Sons are the exclu- Minnie Game well. llackensack I>orchester. Mas*. Mis* Fi«her, Hartford money or articles be sent to at sive agents in Portland for the H. Chester Stevens. I'assaic Marjr °rCf,t r her cele- <>. Mi** Annie Fi*her. Hartford Our E. S. w vv the Hill The brated Young. Clifton. X. J. Harry S. Manut. Ed'lv & Crest. guests of the Longfellow souvenir plate. Boys' Theo. Kelly Sc w.. Montreal Brooklyn" Mrs W. Meikle. Department1 Ernest d. wlf,"i" bouse are her in a most lib- You should secure one of be- Mr*. 1. II. Howards. Berlin Harvey Manus. assisting these Miss It Beatty. Berlin. X. II. eral manner. fore leaving the Pine Tree State. Airs. D. S. Robertson & f.. ROBINHOOD INN. Among arrivals of late at this Westmount. Canada Bailey Island. Me. Mr.. Margaret F. j Miss " Donlfn^"0' house are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allen THE OLD-FASH ION EO BONNET. Dorothy Duckett. M»sa J E Masser Prop. | "Everything Hen and Boys Wear." -Oaeenie May, Westmount <>ee adv. in another column.) Jennie E. DonUn^-^" of Springfield. Mass.. who arrived the Lillian May. Westmount Miss Anna G. '°'ln tummini«, ; Voung. Garfield 27th for a month's With them Hovdwrtomrhnrt ia the old-fashioned bonnet Olive Kirkham. Westmount Jas. S. Young. Garfield. N. C"ter stay. i L. J. are Tt»« old-fashioned bonnet that Nell used P. Robertson. Montreal : Rev. F. A. McEIwain. w. & c.. Miss Jane M. Wheeler Mrs. Allen's daughters, the Miss- to vctr- Mrs. Alex. Robertson Sc I.. es j Without any and red cherries on ... Minneapolis Worcester Emily E.. Aline and Helen Bemis. plums stuck it— Montreal Miss S. E. Swain. Mrs. C II Ti.A Cambridge Mr. Allen is of Tbe bonnet that didn't require pbosjr hair. Robert M. Powers, Boston Ada F. Reed, N. Britain president the U. S. | ■Oeo. II. Bvroo. J'r1-Mts* The dish-pan effect mar be stylish and AMERICAN Concord Ethel F. Reed. N. Britain ^r.:VMrLvM%Vr,ng^„Xb&7 Automatic Lighting of I stunninr. CLOTHING j Co., Spring- CO. Miss M. lloftpen & sister. M;»* Audubon. Salem. N. V. field. This is the first The waste-paper basket that's lately come in Mis* visit of the 255 Middle St., Maine. ^ Montreal Florence Portland,-- Audubon. Salem ?°M wJLVrdm'W'|?r"'h"'" May be quite the race and recherche and —•• >\ to cunninr I., C. Cres«on Wistar, Phil a family Chebeague. ^ILMiptMKii But fire me the hat she tied under her chin- \\'e»tmount, Can. Mis* Elizabeth Vaux Wistar. Mr. O. H. Pitcher and of Miss Florence Mann, Montreal Miss Gertrude Nichols. family —Detroit F/ee Press. x« »« ■ Philadelphia j M. J. Robertson. Montreal Mi** M. \\ idmayer. N. V Frank Mi" Ihickett. Montreal Mr*. J. H. Marshall. I»hila. Nichols. \\ ZrllleT Gilbert Dr. A. W. I>r Frml'k1 k N.v \\ ."orcester Well*. Springfield E. A. Ca n. Summit. X. Mr*. W. M. Keyou & w.. Boston Miss Myrtle M. Love. hitehouse A f Mr*. Gideon J. Swan. Springfield Frank Well*. Springfield Herbert E. Dran. Summit Mi** Edith W. Schnurr. May. Westmount ... Wtlkesbarre, Pa. N. Y. Mist _ Margaret McGavin. X. Y. \Vm. R. Cain & w.. Summit Rirkham. Miss Florence _ IV>ugla« Westmount Anderson. M:»* L. A. Rowe. New York Brooklyn Mrs.E. It.Kirkham. Westmount HOUSE Geo. H. Stfron & w.. N. Y. Mr*. A. M. Klein. Wilkesbarre. Pa. •MELROSE Miss Helen Ju*t. W. Philadelphia S. 11 anna. Montreal Mrs. Charles Heath. N. Y. Brooklyn J. Allien. Newark. N*. J. Mi** Adeline Klein. Phila. Mr*. Anna Ju»t. Brooklyn J. G. Wnner. N. Y. S. Kirkham Miss I~aura A. Munn. Montreal Miss Margaret Krentz. Mi** Lillian J. & w., Spr.ngfield E. Schramm. X. V. Y. M. Yalleau. J. Munn. Montreal ...... Arlington,Mas«. Brooklyn C^^cUSSt-Vropn aniggi. Baltimore SEASIDE COTTAGE. Montreal M:»* C. Sawteli. Springfield Portland Home and hotel of de- Mr». P. E. furnishings every Richard II. Cram David Clark 3c w.. I>iirg«. Jr.. Balto. Prop. Springfield S. Chester Ljron A w.. Mary E. Reed. Baltimore (See adv. in another column.) OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Mill M. V. Clark. HOUSE _ Bail«r Island. Me Springfield Pittsfield. Mass. Mary II. Brown. Boiton Mrs.A.H.Longfellow & X.Y. UMEAG Mr». I«aac Newton. Pater»on Mrs. Gertrude C. Daniels. at Miss Gertrude Walter D. Craft* Mrv that will Sophie A. Dow. Portland Partridge. Prop. Thov NichoU. Germant'n Newton. Mass. scription prices swell your Anna A. adr. in another column > Pierion. New York .. _ Newton ville. Ma**. Mia* Su«an B. NichoU \Vm. G. Miss Isabella B. Daniels. Robert Barton. Baltimore Mrs.F.E. Longfellow, Schmittberger. N. Y. Fred P. Muhlhau»er. w., Wellesley Mn i">" Werner Newton. Mass. Albert W. Mriggv Itorcheiter Edith Donald. Andover Theodore Cart \i! v !^°n H.Schmittberger. N.Y. rich, tk maid. Cincinnati Miss Anna K. Robinson. bank accoimt. lulia E. I>orche«ter Miss Annie B.Drake. Worcest'r C. R._ Moter. New York Mt«« F. Edna Gilman. Brigg«. Freak L. Ntoore. Strong _ _ Milwaukee Virginia W. Simmoni, Phila. Harold E. Cram. Portland Washington Mr. and Mr« H. C. Gay. Boi Mrs. L. R. Robinson & d.. A- N. Kennard. w.. 2 • A M. Edith Covpland, 1 'h i a Kjellander, Brooklyn Mai. Dr.J.S. 2 4.. Franci* E. Smith. Brooklyn Boston Jos, Gildersiee*^ BrkTS " ,, .. Marguerite Sue Gilkey. St. Loui* Timrtown. X. Y. Mi«« Marie McNamfro, Mrs. Herman Six S 'H1*-.. Bro°kb" S. Cam, Susskraut A f.. Floors Of Portland Phila. Mrs m r Vr,,rr' t J- Summit. N. J. Mi«« A(nri R.Leahy. Brooklyn Portland Bargains. Mri. I.udwell I.. Howiion. f;. M Cooke ft w.. Springfield Mis* Christina h.uZJS:-!"- Philip Shedd. Springfield Stevens. A w.. N \ M innie I.. ,R«-'<;henbach v Shedd. Springfield * IIoo*'c Y. YrVff Kirtland & w„ \ Mri. R. P. Carlr \\u* Steven*.c •• » a, ^ Northrop. * w X™ Vork Come We«tmin«ter, Md. Mit. Clara M. Lewis. Marion l>S \f 'rC? and see! Mill EvelynII. Northrop. W. II. Kemp Ar w.. So. Boston Weitminiter, Md. Miss Carolvn S. Bailey. N V >V. If. Ihinhar A w., Baltimore Mrs. Griffith Colt. Red Bank sr,i^£4'< Mm Emilie C. Ihtnbar. Balto. Miss Dorothv Coit. Red Bank w"5: Mri. 1^ M. Stanton. N. Y. Mrs. Chas. C. Abbe. ?:£'•■ pf'-i Mi** I>orii II. Stanton, N. Y. ... Essex Falls. N. Miss J. Mary Abbe. Essex Falls York' CLIFF COTTAGE. H.. 9. Sear*. Arlington. Mass. mmrMrs. C. K f!rower, Pw Cliff Ieland. Miss Harriett Young. Mn L. W. Southard... Prop. Dorchester. Mass. i.uiu n. ni£?rp™r,v?:Co""- OREN in Miss Eva HOOPER amm. Braintree Cheener A w.. MITCHELL & BRAUN Mill Anna New Mi** Anna F Ttho*'»f PORTEOUS, CO., SONS, Kelley, York Shaw. Sprin««e!d Mrs. D. G. Potts pyj. Min Thereia Kelley. N. Y. Mi»s Carvl Baker, V Y. PORTLAND. Mill May Kichardion. B<»ston 522-528 \i t u F-dith Pott,. SMl- Congress Street, New Rochell*. N. Y. Miss K. II. i'iMasbrouck Mr*. '*h'la'lelphia Jo*. Whittaker _ __ Thompson. ... Brooklyn tfa"eSSh| Ph'la'leljihia Maine. Mont Clare. Pa Miss Raymond. IfXi V'rL. Portland, Mi** ** Elizabeth^. Joiephine Thompion. ,, Washington. D. C. Mrs. L. A. Bauer, Washington Miss C. o Gildersleere. CENTRAL HOUSE. THE Ladies' CH«b«*(ue Ialand. Me ROCKMERE G. A. Place A w BrS?*fiyn and children's wearing apparel—ail Mr*. S«ld«n Hill. *"«ttl«iohi»'s Island. Me. Prop Gilbert H THE <"W ad* in another column ) Hamilton... .Prop SiStert ve%sr> kinds, Gloves, Shoes and Toilet MERRICONEAG HOUSE Re*. IH. la*. T. Albion. (See Adv. In another coltmn » Hosiery. Mrs w.. 2d A *.. Portland L.C Miller. New Roehelle j needs of all kinds, also Men'3 SOUTH HARPSWELL, Mr*. J. W. Arrock A 2 ch.. «'V U ? Miller. N Roehelle | T. P. Hamilton, w. A children. furnishings. Montreal Prof. P. Schwamb. w. A s.. CASCO BAY. Frank Prince A *„ Auburn w Arlington R Scaftergood /w" °PhT i Sehwamb. Arlington £\ tctot S. Rrenner, y y MAINE. < A 1 SUMMIT HOUSE £ as inton A. J35> ln|, T>r If. F. Kramer. Hearing. Yokohama alva ground* for um of Brooklyn W ilson Stearly. Ph,la. Mr*. Henry rpton. Montreal In fact—full stocks of all goods gueeta. Llvary con- Mi** f/tilli I'pton. Montreal w*r,v^. Brooklyn Mrs. M S Baldwin. mShIS usually nected. Can b* raachad Somervifle Alexander » A 2 ch A Maatrr Iran I'pton. Montreal Helenw? F*i Robertson. found in a by automoblla. delight- /.Starr. Somerville well appointed De- ful day* trip fa- Maater Cyrifle Plater. Montreal Juliette P. Metropolitan among Brockton Stacy. Somerville Mr^ P W A Burfcet mous islands. A well ap- •t*® l?r9fw- K rede r tea An the*. Mr*. E. V. Howard. Albany partment Store- pointed table and courte- Mm* Marie I- Howird. " _ Poughkeepsie Mm MFC. Uno* MrV'a' oua attention. Grace A Simms. Little Fall* Mtss Alice CI mwood Lots. Ptm't Lading, Cottage 16 tlm ft. Thfre are no house lot* better for le rammer homes than tboee on LIV UM Ialu4, tk#.^vsrxsxi.* Wit Si CiM Kay. F«rlU*4, Main* the E. Rmce, Proprietor. Btttf) room wh«r» *»aata tlefleM property. Great Chebeafoe Harry Thurtfon Dinner from 11.15 to t.00 Island. Have you considered tbetoT Clerk. uw^bwT^f Address A. R. LlttlefleM, Great Che- |96*tkinc « 0. D. DRESSER, Proprietor beacne Island, Ms. Tad daily HmcItm 0U. Bo* Owen. Moore * Co. bivi an- hmULImML Opm( j*nTu u It will be worth jotir while to take ^ | nounced free Instruction In 1*. knitting advantage of the btf "Executrix Sale" and nn I Jtatet tm application crocheting by expert, whlcn »t Ira F. CUkrk'i thli wwk. 9om« lMt begin week. great bargains are offered. ISLAND STEAMERS seeing all the sights. They visited Greenwood Garden and attended the CASCO BAY A HARP8WELL LINKS performance at the Gem Theatre. Mrs. R. D. Adams and S tea mars Leave Custom daughter Eliz- House abeth of Wharf. Salem. Mass., Miss Margaret McGavin of New York. Miss L. A. Effective 17. IMS. June Rowe and New WEEK DAYS. sister. York. Mr. Bert Piazza Munsey and Mr. Bert Wallace of FROM PORTLAND— Chairs the To Forest City Ldg. (Peak* Island)—5.45, Beverly, Mass., Misses Florence 840, 7.45. 9.UU, 10.30 a. m., 12.15, 1.15, 200. and Cornelia Black of New York. 1.00. 4.15, 5.20, 8.15, 7.30. H.OU. *.30. 9.30 p. m. For the Last M«s* Nancy McQuigg and Miss Hous- To a. Week. Wand-AW, 7.45, 10.30 m., Cnshing's ton of and 12.15, 1.15. 4.15w « 15. R30 p. m. Montreal, Miss Lillian To Little and Great Diamond Islands, Tre- Schramm of New York comprised the fethen's and Evergreen Landings (Peak^ party. The night was Island)—*5.45. 6.45. #.(«•, 10.3o a. perfect, and m„ 12.15, the 2.15. 4.15. &90. 8.15. S.OO p. m. party thoroughly enjoyed the trip To Ponce's Landing I Long Island)—a5.45. down the bay, arriving in the "wee 8.45. 9.W*. *9.3u. 1U.30 a. m., 12.15, xl.30, 2.15. Prices. sma" hours' at 4.15. *5.30, 5.90, 6.15. 8.00 p. m. July Chebeague. To Doughty's Landing< Long Island)—a5.45, Mrs.* J. W. Orrock and sons. Mas- 10.30 a. m m. 8.45, 9.00, 215, 530. 615 p. ter D. Clinton Orrock To Cltirt's Ldf. (Long Island)—5.45, 6.45, and Master 10.30 a. in.. 2.15. UO p. m. and Lloyd M. L. Orrock of Montreal are To Little $1.95 Chairs Rockers at $1.49 Chebeague Island—6.45, 10.30 the guests of Mrs. Selden Hill at the а. m.. 215, 5.30 p. m. To Cliff Island. Jenks and Central Landings Rockers at Central House for August. Mrs. (Great Chebeague). South Harpswell. Bailey s $1.25 85c Otrock and the family have spent the and Orr'a a. Islands—6.W, 9.30 m.. 1.30, summer on for S Sli r- nt. Chebeague many years To Eastern Landing (Great Chebeague)— $2.50 Chairs at $ 1 *65 and have been at the Cleaves Villa б.<*». 9.:*». 10.00 a. m.. 1.30, 5.W p. m. for two seasons. To Sunset Ldg.(Great Chebeague), Cousin's. Littlejohn's. Bustin's l»lands. South Kreej'ort. Mr. John Adie, Mr. A. Alexander Mere Point. Kirch other Island. Harpswell Centre— riany styles and Mr. L. J. Chandler of Spring- 10.00 a. m.. 5.00 p. n. field. Mass.. are RETURN. at close out expected Saturday for a two weeks* vacation as TO PORTLAND— the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. From Forest < Peak* I»1 and)— prices. Hamilton at City Landing their 615, 7JU. 8.15. D ai. 10.40. 11.05 a. m.. 12.33. magnificent summer home, the 2.00. 230. 3.30, 4.43, 5.41*. 0.30, 800, 8.30, "Pelham." 10.30 p. m. From Cushing's Island—7.00. 8.00, 10.43 Mr. Robert E. Harding of Boston a. m.. 12.43. 1.45. 4.33. « 40. 0.00 p. m. arrived Saturday for a two weeks' out- From Little Diamond Island—<$.15. 7.20. ing at the Island View 830. 10.30 a. m., 1215, 1.25, 4.15, 5.23, 7.15. House. His 9.15 p. m. father is George Harding of the Hard- From Great Diamond Island—6.10, 7.45, in? Uniform and Regalia Company, 82T-. 10.23 a. m., 1210, 1.20, 4.10, 5.20, 7.10, T. F. m. Boston, who. with Mrs. FOSS & 0.1" p. Harding has SONS, From Trefethen's Landing (Peaks Island")— come here for many seasons. Mr. 6(C. 10.20 a. 7.10. 8.20, m., 1205, 1.15, 4.03, Harding made the uniforms for Mans- 5.15. 7.03. 0.05 p. m. Complete Housefurnishers. Monument Square. From Evergreen Landing (Peak* Island)— field's Band. This is Mr. Robert COO, 7.05. 8.13. 10.15 a. m.. 1200 noon. 1.10, JOHNSTON-BAILEY third summer Harding's vacation 4.00, 5.10. 7.00. 9.00 p. m. CO., here. His mother is From Ponce's Landing (Long Island)—5.50, a sister of Mrs. *55. 805. ld.OO, xll.uO. 1130 a. m., LOO, L. P. Hamilton's mother. X3.45. 330, 0 830 m. NEAR POST OFFICE. 300, x6lO, 50, p. Mr. and From Doughty'* Landing lLong Island)— Mrs. Frank Prince of 5.4". 0 45. ;.j5, 0.55, 11.40 a. m.. 3.40, 0.40 Auburn, Me., are enjoying their first m. 190-192 Middle p. St., Portland* He. outing on Chebeague as the From Cleave** Landing (Long Island)—6.40, guests cf Mrs. at 7.30, 11.33 a. m.. 335, 0."«5 v. m. Selden Hill the Central From down Casco Bay, From Little Chebeague Island—7.45. 11.30 Hcuse. They are registered for two а. m.. 330. O" p. m. weeks. Where the sea breezes From ClifiE Island—xO.55, 10.35 a. m., 3.13, # blow, 5.35 p. m. Mr. C. M. Walker of we From Tenk's Landing (Great Worcester, When get Chebeague)— Mass.. is sojourning for two weeks at hungry, б.45. 1<».25 a. m., 3.05. 325 p. m. TO From Central Landing (Ureal Chebeague)— the Island View House, having arrived THOMPSONS SPA WE GO. 63". 10.10 a. m., 2.5". 5.15 m. p. Monday. Mr. Walker has sev- From Ea*tern (Great Dow & spent Landing Chebeague)— Pinkham, eral seasons on 7.(f>. 0.55 a. m., 2.35. 5.00 p. m. other islands in From South liarpswell—0.05, 0.30 a. m., PIRE INSURANCE, Casco Bay. but this is his first visit 2.10. 4.33 p. m. 35 to From Bailer's Island (Mackerel Cove)— Exchange St., Portland, Me. Chebeague. 5.5" a.m., (\ork*s Ldg.)—0.10 a.m., 1.55. Dwellings, CeCUgrs, Hettlt and Staudt Miss J. Lillian Doty of Springfield, On Tuesday the Chebeague ba^e for t3..'<0 a. m. Frcftrty H. N. PINKHAM. Rumford Falls, Me., where he will imnred in tie Mass.. returns this week after a ball team defeated a team From Orr's Island—5.30, 0.00 a. m., 1.45, leading cmfmmei. H. W. SUSSKRAUT. P. C. EUS5LY- pleas- composed be the guest of his brother, Carlton 4.10 m. ant six weeks' of the p. sojourn at the Cleaves Freeport shop by the M. for a From Sunset keepers, Littlefleld, week or more. Ldg. (Great Chebeague)—7.40 Villa. This is Miss fourth score of 7 to on the in а. m., 3.10 p. m. Doty's 4, grounds R. S. Davis summer Co., Me., From Cousin'* Island—7.23 a. 2.55 here. front of the Hill Crest. The game Portland, m.. p.m. William have the cottage furniture and in From a. Senter & fact Littlejohn's Isld.—7.20 m.. 2.50 p. m. Co. Miss Mary E. and Miss Katherine was rather exciting though marked From Iiustm's Island—0.45 a. 2.15 everything in house m.. p.m. V. somewhat loose furnishing.—Adv. From South Freeport—0.25 a. m., 1.55 m. Mulvee of Boston are spending b/ playing. The p. JEWELERS, The many friends of Miss Lottie From Freeport—0.25 a. m.. 135 p. m. two weeks at the Island View House. shop keepers went into the lead at From Mere Point—530 a. 1.20 m. of East Boston will be m., p. 51 are friends of Mrs. the start, but it was not before Long pleased From a. Exchange Me. Tliey Margaret long Birch Island—5.43 m., 1.15 p. m. St., Portland, to hear of her marriage to Mr. From a. m. and Miss Jennie E. Donlan of the* Cheabeaguers had across liarpswell Ctr.—5.30 m., l.Oo p. Ckartl, Comfaitit, Seuxtntr Sftcni, P.. Dor- pulled who are the runs to win. Some in- SUNDAYS. Virn-t 0/ FtrtUmd Vicinity. chester, old friends of the necessary (Continued in Supplement.) FROM PORTLAND— house. teresting games are on the schedule To Forest for the remainder of the City Landing (Peaks Island)— Miss Eugenie Griffin of Augusta, week, Orr's 645. 7.45. 0.00. 10.00. ll.UM a. m.. 1220. 1.30. Island TO RENT Me., last crossing bats with the local 2.00, 300, 4.00, 4.45, 5.00. 600. 7.30. 830 p. m. spent Tuesday with Mr. and 7 | on in a Room Cottage, 4 rooms. To Island— 7.45 10.00 a. Mrs. Aaron at the players Friday, postponed sleeping, Coshing'* 0.00, m., Cleaves Villa. All 12 20. 200, 4.45, 7.30 p. m. game, on Hill Crest grounds, and the fully furnished and carpeted. Will Little Mr. Lincoln Hamilton that To and Great Diamond Islands. Tre- I reports team accommodate large family. Water and fethen's and Peak's the Chebeague playing Long Island Evergreen Landings( Isld.) Island View House is accommo- in —6.45. 8.15. 10.30 a. m at Long Island on Saturday afternoon. sanitary arrangements house. Lo- 1220, 1.30, 3.00, 4.00, dating its full capacity of and б.00. 0<0. 7.30 p. m. guests Special boats will leave Hamiltou cation and view excellent. To Ponce'* 1*1 that the business this season is be- Landiag (Long and)—643, Landing at 2 o'clock after- Rtar Tk« N«cV. Sotfe 8.15. xO.OO, xlO.OO, 10.30 a. m.. 12.20. 1.90. yond his earlier Saturday Harptwtll. ««t expectation. noon and it a S2.00. 300. 4.00. 300, x5.45. 600, 7.30 p. m. door is hoped large crowd of Apply to Mrs. Carrie L. Bibber, To Doughty'* Landiag (Long Island—645, PAINT Mr. Raymond Himes of Winchester, rcoters CHAIRS will accompany the team. Bsilsy island, Me. 815. O.OO. 10.30 a. m., 1220, 1.30, 3.00, 4.00, Mass., arrived Priday last to AM*. rt.(«0 p. r*. spend interest in tne bowling matches the week end with his at the To Gr.fc'i Landing (Long Island)—6.00, family continues unabated. The winners 10.30 a. m., 1.30. 5.00 p. m. With Piazza Chair Tom Himes cottage in the Massachu- "Haymake" Enamel, of last week were In To Little 10.90 a. m.. 1.30. the gentlemen's Chebeague—0.00, setts colony. Mas 3 Maijorle Root of & Room Bungalow. the 6.00 p. m. Mr. Henderson Absolutely and red. contest, Ralph of tioo on Island. Three To Cliff Island. South liarpswell. green Strong brilliant colors, Winchester, after a delightful three Bailey finely furnished Bailey's drying Everett, Mass., who with a score of bedrooms. water in house. month and Orr'» Islands—0.00, 10.00 a. m., 2.00, weeks' visit with the Ilimes for Running By left or for sea'on. Adults to 5.45 p. m. hard with 27? took the first prize, military brush* preferred.- Apply glossy finish; durable. Un- Charlotte. Vermont, where she will re- To Jenk's Landing (Great Chebeague)—9.00 very es in a leather case. Merton Soule a. m.. 2.00. 5.45 p. m. main for the rest of the summer. IRVING for cf Chebeague was second with a SINNETT, To Central Landing (Great Chebeague)— equalled chairs, settees, swings, flower The Himes leave Saturday for their 9.00. IO.OO a. m 200. 5.45 p. m. score of 255. The prize, a Bailey Island P. O. home after a stay of a month. Next booby To Eastern Landing (Great Chebeague)— stands, and all outdoor rattle, went to Bert Wallace of Bev- 9.0O. 10.00 a. m.. 200, 5.00 p. m. furniture, 25c, 45c, season, however, they expect to en- To Sunset erly. In the ladies' contest. Miss Ldg.(Great Chebeague), Cousin's, joy the beauties of Casco Bay Littlejohn'*, Bu»tin*« Islands. South Freeport, 75c a can. Helen Taft of Allston, was again suc- FOR SALE. Mere Point, Birch Island, and Ctr. throughout the entire season. liarpswell cessful. bowling 170 and winning a On the North side ot Summer Hill, —10.00 a. m., 5.00 p. m. Mrs. Edward Packard and son, handsome fancy basket. Miss Amy four sightly and desirable lots, as a on of Montreal are a—Stops notice to Purser to Leave Pas- Dudley spending July Strecber of Greenfield, Mass.. was sec- whole, or separate. Apply to senger*. and of Charles M. o part August at Merton Curlt's ond with 154. Miss Lida Draper of x—Express. Paint Co. FREE Mr. who is in firm of e—Via Orr'« Island. Hay Packard, the Boston won the booby prize, some Pe- ELISHA TOLMAN. BAILEY ISLAND. Additional trip on Wednesdays and Satur- HAT'S PAINT STORE. L. H. Packard & Co., manufacturers ter's Chocolate. This week 10.00 O Manager Ovet look CotUp, Hush Ave. days. p. m.—For Fore*t City Landing ST. of shoes and shoe specialties has come (Peak* Island), Little and Great Diamond Bobbing has added a third prize glvea OPEN down the season. Islands, Trefethen's and Evergreen Landing* j SATURDAY EVENINGS. occasionally during to the holder of the highest score In (Peak* Island). Ponce's and Land- After their the Packards Doughty'* stay here the big pins. This prize is two FOR SALE. ing* (Long Islands). This trip does not re-1 wili prolong their vacation at Booth- torn to Portland. novel coat hangers in a leather case. 28 (t Sailing Sloop with cuddy. G. \V. BEYER. Gen. Mgr. bay. The gentlemen's prize in candlepins Staunch and in excellent condition. Mrs. W. Gass of is a Stanley Waltham, pack of cards with chips in a Has new 3H horse power motor. For entertained Miss Marion Golf of Cum- leather book On your way to the Islands all at shaped case, carrying further particulars. berland Mills. Me., and Miss E. the title. 'The History of Four Address E Lock Box 4. F. A Handy of Portland, at "Quaboag" cot- Kings." The first prize for ladies JACKSON'S ISLAND. BAILEY ISLAND. CHEBEAQUE Chebeague, will arrive a is 8 Saturday for tage during short visit last week. a Russian leather ladles' purse. Portland Pier, a two weeks' stay. The party will Mr. Stanley Gass spent Sunday with The rivalry is warm and many good Next to Custom House Wharf. be (Continued from first page.) comprised the year of Mr. William his family coming down from Boston contests are held. CORDE3 CAFE For Fruit. etc. Bunton. Mr. your Confectionery, Cigars, Clarence Schnetzer, by boat. Mr. Horace O. Sadler of Maiden, CHARLES W. CORDE8. — Mr. W. O. and Mr. Prompt attention. The start was made from Hamilton's Patridge Clar- Mrs. L. Emerson of Bralntree, Mass., one of our best known sum- 489 Congress St., Portland. ence O. all of Landing about five o'clock in Parsons, Arlington Mass., the Misses Louise and mer residents, was united in mar- Adjoining the famous Cap* Heights. Mass. I^ra Longfellow DON'T FOROET THE tain George Cleaves* new motor boat, Emerson, and Leslie Emerson ar- riage Monday morning, July Mansion. Four floors. 12 Private Mr. "Spray." When French's Island was Guy Ridge of Jersey City, N. J.f rived Tuesday week for a short so- 26, to Mrs. M. Emma J. dining rooms. a LUNCH CART reached an hour later the fire was paid flying visit to his parents, re- journ at the "Codding"' cottage. Mr. Tracy of Willamantlc, Conn. The Mr. The only one on Peak Island. Near started and soon a most appetizing cently. Ridge returned to New Emerson spent the ceremony took place at Portland, the York following Wednes- On he Skating Kink. Bent of food. Quick* and dainty supper had been prepared. Saturday. day with the family. Bev.« Henry Huriburt, officiating. Cottage Ocean Shore, e»t service. This was thoroughly enjoyed by all Mrs. Morse, wife of Dr. Morse of Mrs. M. A. Conley of Waverley, After Sept. 1, they will reside ^at In spite of the somewhat unpleasant Baltimore entertained the West End Mass., is stopping with Mr. G. A. 300 Salem street. Maiden. Mr. Sad- 7 rooms, fireplace, fully furnished, 4 DOW & on KENNEDY. weather prevailing. After the colony at tea on Sunday. Hicks at the cottage owned by Mr. ler's many friends here the island acres woods. $75 for August, $50 for meal the around the a ate offering their congratulations. In- party gathered In five Inning practice game on Chas. Berry of Watertown. Mass. Mr. July. Especially attractive. and and of owner on Are, singing story telling Saturday the team compo«ed of is- Berry himself spent Sunday at his Milton R. Llttlefield left Portland quire premises. served make the time to pass pleas- land boys defeated the team of the cottage. Tuesday morning on his motor cycle N. ESTABROOK. till the return was made about antly summer visitors 6 to 1. The island Mr. A. H. Smith of Worcester, ton o'clock. Tnose Invited Included TEA HOUSE team played good ball white the work Mass., enjoyed Sunday with hln fam- Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooke. Mrs. of the summer Harry team was crude. It ily. >lr. Smith, who Is a travelling and Katherlne Mrs. William A. is Robblns, expected that a series of games man, will rome down occasionally Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Chrls- will be Harris, Percy arranged between the teams, during the summer. Porch Furniture TENNIS COUR1 Misses tenson and Miss Peterson, the and there is a already considerable Mrs. Frank T. Desmond and fam Esther Marfe and Ernestine of Cooke, spirit rivalry. fam- BEACH HAVEN FARM, Robblns, Hart-Lester Harris, Mar- lly and Mrs. E. L. 8 prague and Mrs. Charleson has her been oc- for garet and Mary Newell, Anna Chrls- accommoda- ily of Providence. R. I., have tions entirely taken at the for a month Orrs Island, Maine. Catherine Adams and the Amordale, cupying Camp Providence tenson, and her first season is a who will Messrs. Allen and Chesley Harris, very suc- and a half. The Denmonds. cessful one. Recent arrivals on Thurs- Walter Rogers. Jack Adams, and Dex- include be joined by Mr. Desmond Summer. OPtn Jalf 1st. Mrs. Walter Susskraut and leave their homes ter Hunneman. family of day, Saturday for Portland for an indefinite stay. Mr. i but the Spragues will remain until The a of campers, 8trollers. party Susskraut. who Is treasurer of Dow ft late In the season. summers on who have spent several P.nkhnm Co. will come The best that have down occa- Mr». J. J. Walker of New York styles sionally City, Is enjoying her first visit to been in Captain Oscar Charleaon arrlvM Chebeague with Mr*. M.J. Plnkham produced Saturday wwk In Portland on hla four- of Newton at "I^e Champignon" cot- WILLOW maatod ahlp. the Clara E. Randall, tage. which was laden with OUR lumber from The Rev. C. L. Hall of Athol. RATTAN Fla. Jacksonville. After a few daya Mass. arrived Saturday ST Camp ■tay here while the boat was unload- Pequolg. Mr. Ball has Just returned PRAIRIE GRASS Mail Order ing Charlaon sailed Department Captain for the from a trip to the Pacific coast, and same port. fair at BIRCH and MANY while there he visited the IS NOW SUPPLYING The following people visited at the Seattle. He will remain here for the Amordale on OAK at —COTTAGERS and TOURISTS— Sunday:—Mr. and Mrs. rest of the summer. O. C. Monroe. Goods and Toilet Ar- Portland; Miss Ida B. Clarence Hill, a brother of Ray- With Store Chellls. Mr. New- Drug Portland; Nelson mond Hill, and Frsnkle Lord of Athol. ton. Portland; Mr. Chas. V. ticles. 8par- Mass., are expected Saturday, the 1st. hawk. Mr. Philadelphia; Walter Hodg- at Pequolg. Mra. Oaynor of and Reasonable Prices klns and Camp Prompt Shipment daughter of Portland and Athol will arrive Sunday to visit her Mr. A. W. Bell of assured. Portland. son. who Is at the camp. Mrs. Charleson Is a bath we having Mrs. C. J. Floyd and Miss Eunice May house built on the beach not from supply you? far Wiley of Wskefleld. Mass.. who have her house, which will add to greatly been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. the convenience of her guests. George H. 8weetser of Wakefield, HAY'S DRUG STORE, Miss Greta Hartford of Montreal, returned home Thursday laat. after a —II. H. HAY'S SONS— Can.. Is assisting Mrs. Aaron Cleavta stay of a fortnight. Mrs. Floyd Is aeason. Mr. for the a daughter of the Sweetsera. 256 to 262 MIDDLE STREET, A party of twelra people from tha Sweetser returns home on Monday for "70 . , Hamilton Villa went a short business trip, but comes back years 2« Free MAINE. to Peaks Island rnces as St., PORTLAND, of the week. p nghr usual* Monday sight by motor boat latent on the latter part of aiiccoM" Portland! Thursday, July 29, 1909 f o Bay Breeze SUPPLEMENT
connected with the Quartermaster'* Mrs. E. Office in Portland. V. Howard and daughter, Rockmere House. Miss Casco House. M. L. Howard of Albany, N. Y., The Misses Caret of are I Roxbury Bay arrived the latter part of last week now enjoying their vacation at the MOTOR-BOAT CRUISES AND TEN- for their annual sojourn here. Rockmere. having arrived here last A RAPIDLY INCREA8INQ NUMBER Capt. NIS THE PRINCIPAL DIVER- Howard Is well known to many of the week (or a month's stay. OF GUE8T8 AT LEADING tourists SIONS. | here and for several years Mr. and Mrs. H. H. King with LONG I8LAND HOU8E. past he has taken an active In Mr. part and Mrs. A. B. Brownell of Port- the Field Day exercises. Notes of Arrivals and Entertainments land. pat in from their yacht for a Notes Of Guests And Of Hotel Hap. Mr. and Mrs. 0. of Past Week. short stay at the Rockmere, recently. W. Chlckering of Annual And They have been a cruise penlngs; Picnic Arlington. Mass., with their three The Rockmere House at enjoying Littlejohn's along the eastern coast. Shore Dinner Of PortlanJ children, John A., George E. and Mar- Island continues to receive many garet I., are among the recent arri- who Grocers Association. guests plan to remain at this [ vt.ls that are here for their summer beautiful sea- As island throughout the August draws near the quota vacation. Mr. Chicking has for sev- son. Means House. of enjoyment for all Mcrriconeag of guests at this house rapidly ap- eral seasons been a member of the are at ages constantly hand, and proaches its usual proportions, which Strollers, a party of Arlington gen- seems a MANY everyone to have fine time REGULAR AND TRANSIENT are limited only by the accommoda- tlemen that have encamped in Soule's here. the of last tions Among outings GUE8T8 COTINUE TO ARRIVE. that the house affords. A ma- Grove. He numbers many friends \%eek was the motor-boat trip which jority of the arriving summer people among the tourists on the Island. was made on Saturday in the "Esth- Fishing and Diversions at the continue to come from Canada, and if Sailing Mrs. George R. Faucett and chil- er." Fifteen guests took the trip, the Influx continues it would he quite Hotel. dren. George Ericsson and Eliza landing for a short time at Birch Is- fitting for Proprietor Cushlng to huy A Hnnnewell Faucett of land; then the ride was continued large number of names have been a British flag to fly with the slars and Stamford. added to the of Conn., are here for the remainder of around Eagle Island, outside of Che- register the Merricon- stripes. The semi-weekly dances are eat House the the summer months. The bcague, and home again. during last week, not popular with the hotel guests, as well family have been to the a few of whom plan to remain here as coming Island for On another of cottagers, and jolly times are en- Wednesday party to enjoy prolonged visits. many years and are all delighted with seventeen a forenoon Among joyed. However, of course, the chief guests enjoyed the Chebeague and its many recent transient parties diversions of the are ; advantages. ciuise in the Esther to Freeport. The guests bathing, was one made up of forty who I party visited Casco Castle and other people, boating and fishing. took dinner at the hotel on points of interest, but returned to the Tuesday. On Wednesday the Portland Grocers They were from the Life PEAK8 ISLAND Rockmere well satisfied with the Equitable Association to the number of 350 sat HOU3E. Insurance Convention at charm of their island. Society down to their annual picnic, clambake Cushings Island and sailed down to and shore dinner. Host Cushing (Continued from first Among the many diversions enjoy- South Harpswell in a large sloop to page.) worked out the details of the .affair In ed by the guests, perhaps the princi- enjoy a day's outing. I his customary excellent style, and a pal one, is tennis. This game Is A of Boston at the hotel. very enjoyable fishing trip was royal good time was enjoyed by all. very popular at the Rockmere. and made a number by of guests of the Various sports were indulged in, but Among the many guests at the the well-laid-out courts arc in al- hotel one last. j day week. The party the chief event on the program was house over Sunday was Miss Hen- most constant use. The evenings of fifteen Mr. including and Mrs. B. the ball game which brought out some rietta Thompson of Portland. are passed pleasantly with such Littaur of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. weird and wonderful as checkers and chess. plays. Mr. B. H. games whist, Henry Reichenback and Mr. and Mrs." Dingley of Auburn, ad- J. L. with his Hal A glance at the register shows of Dr. Dearing sons, J. B. Kirtland of New York. The vertising manager the Lewlston are the backers of among the guests Mr. and Mrs. D. has and Vinton, prime sail was made to "Lambs' Wool Journal, registered at the hotel S. for the last named game, and some very Three Robertson, daughters Mildred. Gila his vacation. 1 Ledge." remarkably large close contests are carried on In the an.l Susie and son. Mr. M.J. Robert- cod weighing thirty, thirty-five and Dr. J. J. Gallahue of hotel son, of Westmont. Canada. Mr. Boston, who parlors. forty pounds were captured by Mr. visits the Peaks Island House Robertson is superintendent of the every Mr. Wilson Stearly in company W. S. Swain. Mr. J. J. Sullivan summer, returned here for a Montreal Street Railway, and the short with Miss Marie A. Foote of Brook- ; was also a very active fisherman stay the first of the week. famllv have come here for a number lyn. arrived at the Rockmere recent- j when not on top of the cuddy gazing of seasons. Among the guests who came to Iv to enjoy a few weeks' outing here. into the sea. Dr. an1 Mrs. A. W. of Peaks Island for the week end were: Mr. Stearly Ib in the real estate and Mr. Victor S. Brenner of New York Keyou are Mr. George W. Lane. assistant in Boston here for a three weeks* Jr., cenveyancy business Philadelphia. was Included among the many patrons cashier of stop, but come for another visit later the Lewiston Sxfe Deposit who who arrived at the hotel for extended and Mr. Ralph Kingston of Melrose, in the season. Dr. is a Trust Co.. and Master of the Lew- outings last week. Mr. Brenner Keyou is well acquainted with Little'ohn's in Boston. iston Order of Masons. He was ac- will be remembered as the specialist an