VOL. VII. NO. 8. ESTABLISHED 1 1901. J PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. JUNE 1907. t ENTERED At SECOXD 1 27, I CLAW MAIL VATTEK. t PRICE FIVE CENTS. SUMMER SCHEDULE. HISTORIC RELIC.

STEAMERS OF The THE HARPSWELL AN OLD CRAFT NEARLY A CEN- Hamilton STEAMBOAT CO. ARE NOW TURY OLD TO BE EXHIBITED H. L. HAMILTON, Prop. COTTAGE GIVING SUMMER SERVICE. AT SOUTH HARPSWELL THIS 8EASON. Many Fine Improvements Made, and Chebeag'ue Island, Maine. Several Added to the Landings The Boat Is the Property of Com- Courses. Open June 25 to Sevt. 15. mander Robert H. Peary. The summer time table of the One of the most important attrac- steamers of the Harpswell Steamboat FURNITURE tions for summer tourists to Casco Co., went into effect Monday morning Bay this season will be the old fash- last and from now on. the company ioned "pinkey" boat. "Mary", which are in a position to give ac- has ample been recently purchased by Com- comodations and services to their mander Peary, the distinguished Arc- many The first boat from patrons. tic explorer, who with his Portland to the Orr's Island division family summers at Eagle Island. This his- leaving at 7 a. m.. then 10 a. m.. 1.30 toric "pinkey" was brought from Ten- p. m. and 5.10 p. m. The first morn- ant's Harbor to Eagle Island where ing boat from Orr's to Portland is at Commander Peary and family while 5.40 a. in then 9.25 a. m., 1.30 m., p. looking over the relic became great- and 3.40 p. m. This season the ly interested in its past history, and steamer will make a took Sebascodegan immediate action on it round trip daily from Portland to having reserved as a curiosity by purchasing Gurnet Bridge touching at all the it while have what you are for there. It will no doubt prove just looking outer islands and going direct up to be a big attraction for the many to fit summer the New Meadows river. Here up your cottage. Come ample excursionists who yearly visit Casco time will be given for the re- as dinner, Bay. those who spend their vaca- in and our different turn at 2 m. On the tions inspect departments trip, leaving p. at this noted resort use such South Freeport division, the first curiosities and see what we are new this sea- for photographs as sou- offering trip from Portland to the venirs of their travels. son. If islands of the inner is The you want to save and bay "Mary" is 97 years old. hav- money gee at 9.15 a. m. and in the after- ing been constructed in 1810. When the best, come in and see us. we noon 4.30 p. m. and from Mere Point Remember, built its first use was for fishing to Portland touching at all Islands are along the coast of but soon to show whether a. Maine, always pleased 5.50 m., 12.30 p. m. The company after was goods, changed into a freight ves- are at present a wharf at you or not. building sel. Later in its history after it purchase Harpswell Centre and when this is had become old and dilapidated it completed this will be added was landing left to go to ruin for some time. to this route. A time table complete At present there are the entire summer only giving arrange- three other "plnkeys" known ments can be found on the last page to be In use in this part of of this paper. the world. Soon after it was pur- chased it was towed from Eagle Is- land to the eastern side of Pott's The newest and R. Point finest hotel in Casco S. 6RAND SUCCESS. where it was DAVIS CO. anchored for a Bay. Complete few in detail of weeks. From there It was towed every modern appointment and appliance. Baths Portland's OVER 200 IN ATTENDANCE AT to Emore Allen's shipyard at Harps- and toilets on floor. Complete Homefurnishers well where it is to every Large rooms, wood THE OPENING OF THE CHE- be thoroughly re- [loors and polished paired before going into commission rugs. All chamber furniture of BEAQUE BOWLING ALLEYS. the best weath- Cor. and Federal for the summer off the eastern side ered oak finish, iron beds with National Exchange Sts. of Pott's Point. springs and hair All were the Guests of and felt mattresses. Manager F. A. Stephen A. D. Toothaker of Harps- Acetylene gas. 100 foot veranda fac- F. £. Merriam. well is to have HASKELL, Treasures*. Refreshment* Served. charge of this histor- ing the Bay and beach. Finest beach in ic craft after its On bathing Casco With an attendance of over 200 the overhauling. all on our own the arrival of the the Bay, private feet Chebeague Bowling Alleys held a "Mary" here, grounds only 500 from X residents of will have a the hotel. ar*Qd opening for the season on Frl Harpswell day evening last. "Much interest Ka/f awalftd the event, and all Chebeaguo. land* of the Bay will here The Store with small was present to extend their kind journey to Big profits inspect this unique craft. the best chefs in New wishes to Manager F. A. Merriam England. Rates and for a prosperous business. The Casino booklets, floor plans etc. on is completely fitted with four modern application. regulation Brunswlck-Balke-Collender SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP a magnificent steamer. The Maehl- Home Week of Boston a bowling alleys, room, lee grand suc- reception gonne commenced on last cess. cream Sunday tables, cigar stand, etc. Also THE TRIAL TRIP OF THE MACHI- with a public sailing, leaving Portland it is brilliantly an lighted by indepen- QONNE SATURDAY LAST A Pier at 2.30 p. m., having on board dent actylene gas to which is over 800 P. plant, GRAND people. Monday she start* IRA CLARIS & SUCCESS. THE CO. attached a of over system fifty lights. pd on the Harpswell and Git's Island HAMILTON. The is finished In the building finely Division for the summer, leaving at interior In natural Over Six Hundred Invited 7 a. LEADING HOTEL IN wood, while the Guests on m.. running in connection with CA8CO BAY floors are of hard pine. The crowd Board. Manager E. L. Jordan in the newly remodeled steamer Auco- OPENED FOR THE 8EA8ON awaited for the first ball to be clsco. eagerly Charge. TUESDAY MORNING. thrown down the alley, and those who had that honor are as follows: Alley The successful maiden trip of the new Harry L. Hamilton, the No. 1, Mr. Robblns; alley No. 2, George Harpswell Line steamer Machi- Owner, Again was nf the 6em. In One Price Cash. Wyman Hamilton; alley No. 3. Bert Konne, which postponed from Opening Charge. was Curlt, and No. 4, Mrs. Harris. It was Thursday, held on Saturday last, The Hamilton, Casco Spot at PEAK I8LAND'8 Bay's leading a short time of five which there were over 600 guests CHARMING SUM- only minutes when summer hotel, which is so the first was made on board for their first sail down the MER THEATER delightfully spare by Chester OPENED MON- situated on the East End of Che- The are now for Hay on the magnificent ateamer. The Berry. alleys open DAY EVENING LAST. beague Island, opened for the enter* the and are to be new Machlgonne is classed as the season, In charge talning of summer tourists Tuesday of George and Winfleld of the Harpswell Line, and is The and Thompson "Empress the Soldier'* Was morning. With the first class reputa- Hamilton, with a by many feet the largest craft of its the lady assistant. The Piece Presented. tion that this hostelery enjoys from Clothiers, can be for kind. With her flrst-class engines Hatters, alleys engaged private par- boarders who have been registered ties and excellent she is Monday evening last the ever pop- at any hour of the day or evening furnishings, equal there since its two to of her class In ular Gem theatre opened its opening years ago, will be run In a first-class man* any Maine waters. doors for It is They the safe to predict that this year Th«» engines worked and regular summer season of ner and the many friends of Manager perfectly high many of them will be Kent rlass drama. This Is the back again to Merriam wish him success. the steamer along at a rapid tenth season grand Re- that this enjoy the and rale of the entire house has been for hospitality good cheer freshments of Ice cream, etc., were speed trip. the catering found here. Furnishers, the amusement lovers of always The Hamilton haa shnft 150 Portland and served. turning approximately revo- ever the £asco Bay, and we are enjoyed reputation of serving I it ions to the minute without being assured by the verdict of the best table In Casco Bay, and tha forced. The great size and steadl- all prenent Monday same chefs who have served here of the craft »venlng that Manager Godlng never for WHARF IMPROVEMENTS. (r.e*B immediately ap- two seasons are in sealed to the guests. brought a liner company of actors to past again charge Tim 26 ood 28 J this of their respective departments. Any Floors, Monument Sq. Invited guests who went on the playhouse. The play presented HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. IS wss 'The little details that was to trial trip gathered on the pier at 2.15 Empress and the Soldier." necessary MAKING EXTENSIVE ALTER- t romantic drama complete matters for the comfort of o'clock. When the Machlgonne fi- In four acts. The presentation of this all. has been carefully attended ATIONS ANO IMPROVE- nally backed out of the dock It was piece called Into to, service all the members and many Improvements have been Tolman, Bradford Furniture MENTS. nearly 2.30 P. M. On board waa of the com- Co., pany, and as one made. The grounds and a distinguished party of guests. In- watched the per- shrubbery rorniance, he could surrounding the property never looked 17 and 17 1-2 H. A. in of cluding members of the City Govern- easily understand Preble St. Ballsy Charge Large Fore* the great care better, and Its nooks will fur- ment. railroad, steamship and other that had been given shady Dealers in of Workmen. to the selection of nish opportunity for those who desire transportation officials, and prominent this organization. New and Second-Hand For the tlx weeka Ml** Jane Kennark. the rest and comfort. Mr. Hamilton Mur- Furniture, Cooda of all pout the Harps- residents of Portland and as leading lady Antique well vicinity, >f the ray. the efficient clerk of last kind* bought and eold. Alao Auctioneere and Steamboat Co. haa been making veil as from several other places. company, never appeared to season, Appralaera. extensive better will again be found behind the desk Improvement a at Ita Shrieks of whistles, ringing of bells, advantage than on this occa- wharves a and the in the main and under his Ion* the different route*. and waving of handkerchiefs and ilon. applause that greeted lobby super- A driver and a ~v. WW! VI vi lirr mil* I vision the social affairs are pile crew of fifteen dans welcomed the Machlgonne on rfriiinp^ I HtVf certainly men made her realize to be a success. Is to be en- In charge of H. A. Bailey hare her maiden trip. The course chosen she wan meeting the Dancing been of joyed every and engaged In building new land- aas one of thr most beautiful In Casco ipproval her many fiienda present. Wednesday Saturday Prank L. evening and the set will cer- ings and making repalra on all other Bay. The run was down through Sylvester aa "Capt. Jack younger wharves which were Vfplvllle," had a tainly appreciate Mr. Hamilton's ef- Summer Note not In first claaa »>e harbor, through the Roads bet- part that gave him i chance to forts In their behalf. Mr. Walter condition. Lest week work waa com- ween the Diamonds and Peaks Island. dtaplay hla flne ability aa Paper. pleted on the in actor. He waa moat Rogers of Boston. Mass., the well addition at the Harps- ,>a»t I>ong. Little and Great Che- enthuslaa- are well received known Is to furnish music for We always prepared to furnish the new- landing, which pnta It In shape »eagne Islands, with Hope and Cliff Ically and several times dur- pianist na the these occasions. Miss Bessie Hamil- est and for many years" service. Thla addl Islands on the right. Then the performance waa compelled to most desirable note papers made ton. of the will by tlon la twelve feet long, which to- ! steamer waa headed for Bustin's and icknowledge hia deserved applause. dauichter proprietor, B. Ml the other ksslst her father at the hotel. To Crane, Ceo. Hurd or Eaton-Hurlbut. Notable gether with the large size of the old Bibber's Islands, passing on the out- members of the coro- j )anv rarintate matters between Mr. Hamil- among these are wharf gives the company ample room side of them, on past Williams Is- acquitted themselves In a most Hurd's "Aberdeen 1 ^editable ton's homestead and the a Plaid," for conducting Its enormous freight land to Mere Point and Birch Island, manner, and the perform- hotel, Eaton's ince was has been Installed. "Hot Pressed Vellum," Crane's "Linen and passenger traffic Since the work where she tnrned for her homeward given with a smoothness private telephone hat la seen IVIth weather conditions thft Lawn" and waa commenced on the wharvea the tflp. This waa changed about to a rarely on the opening proper Eaton-Hurlbut's well known light. The Hotel will the "High- following haa been completed: At Wtnsiderable extent so that much new production waa finely certainly enjoy great land Linen." nounted and the inccess It deserves. Cottage, Hotel or Camp headings Cushtng*s Landing, Long Ialand. an scenery was enjoyed. At the east work of the IV>s- onla orchestra waa a printed or upon addition of 20 feet, alao *0 feet to IJt- end of Long Island the Machlgonne flne treat to die-stamped note paper to order. he audience tlefleld'a landing, Cheheagne, and 20 made her only atop, which waa to land large present Mana- Paper the pound. ger C W. T. by feet to the pier at Real'a Ledgea. Re- the guest* who were to take the boat Godlng shonld be con- rratulated for Most Cniisi. palra have been made at Fenderson'a down the bay that evening on the giving the public such Eijoyibli i landing, and new wharvea 75 feet Aococlsco. Then the steamer went capable company of players. long at Qumet'i and ISO feet long at to Portland Pier, where she arrived PORTLAND YACHT CLUB CON. Cundy'a Harbor hare been conatract- at 530 o'clock. Daring the trial OLD HOME WEEK EDITION. DUCTSD A MOST SUCCESSFUL ed. From Harpswell the crew went trip mnslc was furnished by the CRUISB LAST WCKK. to WILLIAM W. Harpswell Center where a new American Cadet Orchestra. J. J. Nls- The Boston and Maine Messenger ROBERTS CO. feet landing 200 long will be con- aon catered, serving punch, cakes, I or June Is at hand. This month's rhe Weather Condition* Were Moat structed. and from there to Little chocolate and to I ssne crackers, cigars the Is given over to an elaborate Favorable for the Raeea Qlven. Chebeagoe to pat on an addition of guests. In addition to Capt. Long and < leacrlptlon of the Old Horn# Week STATIONERS. 10 feet. la The and moat successful When the work completed Engineer Doughty. William L Pur- i ;o be held In Boston. July 28 to Au- greatest the a 1 Yacht company's wharvea will be to lagton, will b« purser, and Herbert i gust 3rd. Many fln« half-tones of th« :rn!se of the Portland Club Middle flrat claaa mate. was on afternoon 233 St., PORTLAND, ME. condition. No expeneee Thompson, Manager Edgar | )Tinc1pal buildings, streets, etc.. of the finished Sunday last, baa been a L. when the fleet which started on spared hi giving the patron Jordan of the Harpswell Steamboat i netropolls of Maaaachusetts are Thvr* of thla company all they could desire Company received heartiest congrat* i ihof n. snd no doubt this pnbllcstlon lay afternoon returned, the yacht* for wharvea. Nations for the such ■ giving public n\W do much for making the Old Continued oo pin f. conduct the Seaside Cottage and in OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Sleeper; Gladstone Jordan, son of ex was wry much enjoyed by the chil- a few days will open the house for Governor Jordan of New Hampshire; dren and Charlie Macdonald succeed- the summer. This Is the third year Lawrence Odlen. son of BAILEY'S ISLAND former Judge ed In pinning the tail In Its appropri- THe Ocean View SUMMER HO- at this house. Odlen of the Hotel Philippines; Arthur Tim ate position. Miss Cannell has re- TEL ENTERTAINED MANY Mr. Charles Mr. W. Sleeper was in berlake. Noonan. Miss Marias turned to her home in for Nona Naples BAILEY ISLAND, MC. QUESTS SUNDAY. Portland Tuesday. Smith. Balch. Alta Young, Eva her summer vacation. Stowell. Ida Stowell and Miss Gertrude M. Partridge. the Goldle Sher Mrs. Louise Davis wood. The and daughter WALTER D. CRAFTS. th< has been taking a muslcsl course. and thirty-six registered here foi leisure moments to sketching many island since April 22. Mrs. C. E. dinner. of the of Interest here. Cook of the West End points The Abner Johnson is cottage no* had as her guest over Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford of Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allen and ready for occupancy, the Sunday repairs and Mrs. George Joy of Portland. Me., with their daughter. Miss Bea daughter. Mrs. Lee Martin, and her painting, etc.. having been completed Mr. O. F. Hunt and W. H. Ham- trice A. Bradford, were among the little daughter Margaret are enjoy- by contractor Charles S. Thomas. Mr mood are Sufidav excursionists that lng the sea breezes from "Tip Charles T. Root of New stopping at the Seventh registered Top" York wh< Maine for where are is now the Regiment Mr. Eu- here dinner. Mr. Bradford is ol cottage they to spend the owner, has spared no ex Building. the summer mouths. gene Cummlngs and John Mullen well known furniture Arm, Tol The family made pense to make this one o ; property spent man, Bradford Co. of that the trip from New York on the North the most desirable summer Saturday and Sunday with city. homes 01 them. Star, one of the steamers the l( All are from Westbrook. Mr. Edward J. Tibbetts and Miss of the New island, and it is his intention 01 York line. that it each Mrs. L. Cummlngs of Portland were here foi Knowing the Sebas- renting season. The housi May Crltchett and daugh- codegan left before the arrival of this has a ter Viola, of the dinner Sunday, and were the superb location, and has everj Melrose. Mass., are here steamer. sent a possible for a few while guests of Mr. John S. Crowley of the Capt. Brag; wireless convenience for those de*lr days, some needed re- to the are Casco Bay Breeze, who is message the main office in Port- ing best. pairs being made to their cottage summering land. here for the present. notifying them that the Allen "Olive," prior to Its being let for the party would like to to Is- season. Mr. and Mrs. \V. get Bailey H. Davis of New that land evening. The North Star Mr. and Mrs. H. L. buryport. Mass.. were among those Crawford and was just making her at the here for dinner Sunday last. landing daughter of Portland have arrived for Portland pier when the Sebascodegan the season at the West L». Island End. J. Fobes and wife of Portland came alongside and took the Allen Long Mr. George A. Greene is now were here Sunday for dinner. Mr. pary aboard. per- is a manently located at the West End Fobes member of the well known Mr. Carl Lyman of Coatlcook. Que., and is to make The Ocean View as it's name indicates plumbing Arm of that F. and C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ready estimates on commands a wide and city, accompanied by his mother arrived Mark ol houses or ▼lew of sweeping B. Nash Co. Boston are cottages. The two new Batley'a Island shores. three here last at Blde-a-Wee Only minntes walk to the Tuesday for a short vaca- cottage cottages. Seward's and Eaton's, wharf and the steamboat E. M. Bicknell. the marine tion at the spending their honeymoon. Mrs. Mark speak fine sand beach at the bead of artist Restablt cottage, the home for themselves on the Mackerel Cove. of New was Miss grade of work rooms. Beds Large airy York City, is here at the ho- of the Sleepers. Mrs. Is the Florence Weatherbee »hc with bair mattresses. Onr table is Lyman has he does: See advertisement In this unequalled, lobster and sea fish tel. Mr. Bicknell will mother spent many summers here. in endeavor to of Mrs. Sleeper and Mr. Ly- Issue. abundance. Excellent service. first class. secure some of the A Everything Four room bath fine views to be man is a brother of Mrs. party of Munjoy Hill young bouse free to Sleeper. peo Mr. Albert I. Barrett, wife and guests. Bathing suits to let. found here. His are both pie spent on the Long distance telephone in hotel. paintings R. S. Davis & Co.. Portland, the Saturday island. 1c the Circular* with rates in water colors and the daughters, Misses Sarah EL and on application. Hotel oil. After his well known home party were Misses Grace Horton open all the year around. furnishers. are Isa C.. of Melrose. are cial rates to Spe- work is finished here, he will Marion Nelson. Martha Mass., now winter tourists. Journey showing some new styles in cottage Gardiner. Mil settled In their to Bar Harbor. dred Chase and summer home, Mar- furniture. Ceramea Harris, Mr riners Landing Mr. Barrett Is gen- Albert Paul Willis of Arthur Patterson. Joseph Neales and Philadelphia. Harold E. Cram, the well known eral Inspector of the M. P. de- Pa., and Frank C. Mathewson of New Stanley Carney. book and magazine artist of 6 Bea- partment of the Eastern and Western York are here at the house, Miss Vena Thrasher of L. having con street, Boston, has closed his Portland Divisions of the B. & M. R. R.. and M. YORK arrived on the boat. was the last Sunday evening studio for the summer and is here guest week of Mrs. Wll spends his here. are at Ham Sundays They the present time getting on the island with his A. Rohr. Beach avenue. Bailey's Island, parent at the Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Morrell and Mr. Willis' yacht into commission •"Seaside." Next Mr. Cram spent the Sunday night will be observed Lola Mr. Charles Maine. which during the winter Is stored at Record, Curtis and greater part of last year here on the as Children's night at the Is Orr's Island. Long daughter. Mvrna. all of East Auburn, island. land M. E. church and a Cisco pleasing pro are spending the week at their cot- Bay's Leidiig gram is prepared. Mrs. Frank Overton of Montclair. tage. Marrlners Landing. General Store. N. J., with her two children are Mrs. Ella F. Nash of AU60CISC0 HOUSE. visit- North Ber Mr. George W. Long of Long wood ing Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woodman wick. Me., Miss Daisy Knight of cottage. East End. had to return to Yon will find at their summer Portland. Mr. and every- THIS WELL AND home. Mrs. Everedge Boston for a few or until FAVORABLY days, the here that is Mrs. wife of True and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hox end of thing sup- KNOWN SUMMER HOTEL Steward, Dr. J. L. the Massachusetts legislature, ON of New from a first Steward of Orange. 7*. J., is here at Gloucester. Mass.. were guests as Mr. Long is the representative plied class CLIFF ISLAND NOW OPEN. at the Brown her home on Maiden Lane. The oth- cottage the past week from Cambridge. Mass. grocery and p-ovision er members of the are ex- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hamilton ol The store. fresh F. M. Prescott Will family Long Island M. E. church holda invoices Manager Con- pected soon. Portland with their family are now services every Sunday. of Meat, duct the Hotel Thie Summer. located at the Preaching FojI, Game, The fishing schooner "Albert D. Jones cottage for the the Rev. Mr. by pastor. Nye, at 11 a. m.. Provisions and Fruit re- The Aucoclsco Frank summer. House, Cliff Island's Wlllard", Capt. W. Doughty Sunday school at 12, Junior uui \«. * * ** League muj. prices are low, the of and returned here the —. a. ncnu ttuu considering quality goods recei\-ed. We large up-to-date summer hotel, past week after laillliy oi at close of Sunday school and preach- carry now an are Hardware, Paints. Oils Etc. is open and catering for the sum- unsuccessful three weeks* cruise Portland as usual at their cot- ing at 7.30 p. m. All are cordially Hardwood for open fireplaces a to the specialty. Dry Goods, mer tourists. This season the ho- Georgies for swordfish. After tage. Marriner's. iavlted. Boots. Shoe*. Rubbers and fishermen's supplies. Oar teams visit all tel is under the of Mr. fitting up with supplies the boat sailed Mr. parts cf the island. management Walter A. Morgan and family Mrs. C. A. Wood and daughters. Public F. M. Prescott of a away once again, and we trust when are at telephone station. House lots for sa'e. Excellent Maiden. Mass., their cottage at the West End. Bertha and Mabel, of Portland are Sites. business man known all over the next heard frotn will have se- Walter he they says has the finest gar- now pleasantly located at their sum- the cured a of country among traveling public. large cargo swordfish. den on the island and we second the mer home. ~Camp Anchorage." In order to meet the rush that Is an- William D. Porter of motion. Castine, Me., Mr. Arthur F. WOODBINE AND COTTAGE. here Breed, a prominent ticipated during the months of with a party of friends was here at Mr. and Mrs. C. J. MacNutt and lawyer of Boston, and son. Melvln BAILEY'S ISLAND, MAINE. July and August, Mr. Prescott has anchor at Mackerel Cove. last Sunday son. Donald, of Berlin. N. H.. have P.. and Mr. Sherman H. Calderwood. Mrs. secured the large cottage in the rear In his "Mabel." Humphreys. Sinnott, pleasure yacht The taken Clinton for season of the cottage the constable Boston, were guests of Proprietor. of hotel which will be used ex- party are the coast and An Ideal cruising along have as their guests. Miss M. L. Mrs. F. J. Downs at the East End Summer Home with a table that is with clusively for sleeping accommoda- for pleasure. supplied the best on the market. MacNutt and Miss Cathie MacNutt over Sunday. Fish, Clams. Lob-ters. etc. Fine bathing and tions. of the of last walk biatiug privileges. Beach only one minutes' Many guests Mrs. E. S. Leeman was noticed In of Wilkesbarre, Pa., and Miss Cath- from the house. from to October. season have Mrs. E. B. and Mr. Open June already secured rooms Portland erine Lange son. Tuesday. MacNutt of Dobbs Ferry. L. B. Rates on appliration. and daily a large number of applica- Lange, have as their guest Miss Dinners a Mr. Rhys Carpenter of New York now has specialty tions are being received. Shore din- Juniper Lodge its usual C. C. Waters of Boston at their cot- City is here on the island for an in- summer Mr. ners are to be a specialty from occupants G. L. Bru- tage at the East End. "Underdid." and^ definite sojourn. nell and sons of Portland. the menu which was setved Mr. Frank J. Smith says the new Sunday Mr. and Mr4. A. Miss Flora and which Is printed below, we can vf Hathaway of Sle- and Edie 8ofnm«V# of la-tmcb. "Motes" is all O. K. and chanlc Falls. are here Portland are easily see where the dining room ac- Me., at their guests of Mrs. H. L. several moonlight parties of the CHARLES past S. summer THOMAS home commodations are to be taxed to the on the extreme east Smardons at her new cottage. "Grey week can vouch for It. end limit Mr. Prescott will of the island. The Shingles." and give the ho- Hathaways Miss Ruby Wallace is now at her Carpenter Builder tel his were among the first of summer va- Mr. personal attention, and this Charles Schonland and family parents' home for the summer, Mr. is a that cationists to build here, their present of Me. guarantee everything will Portland moved down to their cot- and Mrs. James Wallace, of the Home Balley'slsland, home having been erected in 1887. certainly be first class. tage, Tuesday. Estimates on Each season will Bakery. cheerfully given all kinds of find them here for and Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schonland Mr. Frank Pierce and wife building repairing. All work under my personal several short trips. They are to re- of East supervision. Cucumbers and family of Portland moved down Deering turn home July 4. and until Septem- spent Sunday with his broth- to their summer home. Sunset cot- er. Mr. James Soups ber 1st the cottage will be occupied Pierce, of the East Consomme au tage. Tuesday, and are now End. Rlz by Newark, N. J., parties who have enjoying G. life entertaining. JAMES STETSON. Clam Chowder rented it. However, during Septem- Mrs. H. M. Breen has taken Owl- Fish Mr. and Mrs. E. Island lee Cream ber they are contemplating coming Atherton of lck cottage for the season and her Bailey's Parlor. Fried Lobster Fried Clams a South Sun- Oar lea Cream is made down for week t>r two. June 13. Lawrence, Mass., spent daughter. Melville, returned from from pur* dairy cream and selected crushed fruit. Delivered in h^-lr. at by quart or «al)on. Stetson a famous caramels are Baked Sea Trout the of the day Sunny Slope cottage. West Bern Athen made on the premises daily and are for day Hathaways arrival Academy of Philadelphia. by all the lead stores hi the uli Broiled Mackerel Potato End. in* bay. No flner candy mad*. Fines tlmTofci^ Croquettes here, they celebrated the 31st anni- Pa., Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nuts. *tc. Try our cool soda, all fruit syrups- We ar* the Roast e^usirra^en^f^^^I^ ^ versary of their marriage. Mr. George Hodgdon and family o( R. Glennister and daughter of New Marazinee.Sourenir PosfsU. Novelties. Etc Our teaSTSis^ Leg of Spring Lamb Portland are now York are Mrs. Sarah G. Starr, accompanied pleasantly located city guests at the Owllck Mint or Brown Sauce at summer here. by her daughter, Miss Minnie their home. Entrees Starr, of Springfield, are here at their sum- "Verona Villa" Is now occupied Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Downes Filet of Beef with Mushrooms by mer home. "The Tides," on Maiden Mr. and Mrs. George E. Harrlman, and family of New Haven, Conn., Peach Fritters—Wine Sauce Lane. Miss Starr Is one of the Miss Mabel B., Miss Alta E. and Ml*s have arrived at the East ROBINHOOD INN. Plain Lettuce End and most popular young ladies of the Grace E. Harrlman. opened their for the season. Vegetables cottage summer colony and is a young woman Mr. Fred W. Ford Mrs. Downs is her BAILEY I3LAND. Lima Bean) Stewed Corn of the Boston entertaining of rare attainments. has brothers and the Boiled or Mashed Potatoes Transcript moved his family sisters, Jordans, of Mitt J. E. Mrs. C. S. here for the season Peaks. Massey, Prop. Pastry Eldrldge and family of and has taken are at one of the Seward Mr. W. Th« most delightful and exclusive a pot on Rhubarb or Pie Philadelphia here the Symonds cottages. Mr. Fred S. Canning and wife of Apple at W. the island. Situated on the east end in full Dessert cottage the extreme end of this Jr.. George and Theodore and th« Troy, N. Y., have taken "Hiawatha" Island. Misses ▼lew of the ocean. Beautiful pine rove* and Strawberry I.-e C'eam They arrived on Friday Lillian, Ruth, Esther and Mac cottage for the season. last the walk* around the house. The house is mod- • evening and It Is understood compose family and are a nr. O. Choco'ate Cak Jolly H. wife and ern Lange, chil- in every rwspect. toilets, baths and sew Coffee that they are here for the entire sea- party. Oh! yes, Rags, also, accom- dren of Cocoa Tea ann Portland moved down to their panied them. en«. Rates and circulars on application. cottage, "Harllcon." at the East End Joslah Mrs. E. Norrls of Wayne, Me., Is J. L. Burke and daughter, this week. They have one of the the 0f Miss most guest his cousin. Mrs. James Louise, of New York City have sightly cottages at this end of Seaside Annex, Island, Me. DAVID P. G. Stetson at her home here. Mr. taken one of the Seward cottages for the Island. Bailey's SINNETT, Norrls arrived last we^k and Is en- the season and are Ml** Mr*. Chester But Island entertaining Mf. E. M. Cushlng and daughter Slnnett, Prop. SilMtr, BUlei't bliri, Ih. Bailey joying every minute while here. Annie Henderson and Miss M. K Motor and are bow located at their home at the pleasure boats of all also of New Id«l lodtdinc hoaw with klnda Mrs. W. H. Hall of New York Pettlt, York City. East End for the summer. fine. Unre. *4ry made to order. We have our room*, fomnumllnf ■ flrve view of tlx ontn. with her two Hons Mr. A. W. own wbsrf at and daughter are Keirstead and wife of Mr. O. L. Rate* t2 00 to S4.00 per week, accord in* to private Mackeral Harold Winfleld Fogg and family are toe*> Core Goodwin of Bev- here at the Brown on the Lisbon Palls several at now don of mim. Board can be had at the Seaaide Boata to let tbe week cottage spent days settled for the summer at by daj, erly. Mann., In on the staff of the shore their CeCtMre adjoinin* the Annex. See our rooms or season. Wbarf front, having arrived here last the West End the past week. cottage on privilege* at rea- Caaco Beach avenue, and are before enncinf elaewhere. Bay Breeze this season, and woek. Mr. Hall Is to sonable charges. join his fam- Mrs. Sarah B. Taylor and Mr*. making additions to the is at present registered at the same. Ocean ily In a short time. The family has of View Hotel. Bryant Allston. Mass., arrived W. H. will not Mr. Goodwin was in been coming to this Island for Ixx>ney occupy his attendance many Tuesday and will spend the summer cottage, **Sans yesterday at the gradua- years, but last season Soucl." but will let It TENNIS they were tour- as usual with their Mr. Geo. for SHOES tion of his class which took brother, the season. He has White and Brown. Good place at ing In Europe. R. at just had Black, wearing tennla at low prlcea. Men'a Seward, Allston cottage. They built a line new Ladies', the City Hall In that city. Por two home on Longfellow Yoaths' and Cblldren'a. Miss Myrtle York and Miss Orr both add much to the social life of Boys', Beat White Bole Good-year years he was hi charge of the busi- Highlands and will spend his summer Tennla, High were In Portland on busi- the West End. and Low Cat. for the famoaa Terhane Shoe for ness the Saturday there. Agente Men. department of "Aegis," the ness. publication Mrs. Carrie Blocklinger and Mr. connected with the high family A. M. Soule and of Hiram P. Johnson was confined to of Bast Dee ring have moved down family school there. to Portland will spend the FARR'S hla home a few their summer at TH.Tojyy.xr days of last week, cottage at the East End. Mm the West End. George Coutreau of Portland spent Mr. Soule Is con- and wan attended by Dr. Mansur of Blockllnger's daughter and husband. nected Sunday on the Island, the of with the Portland guest Orr 'a Island He la alowly Improv- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mitchell, will Pmm Dally Mr. John a. Crowley of the "Breeze." ing. and we trust he will soon be him- spend the summer aa usual with her Granite Andrew Merrlman and Herman Sto- self Spring Hotel and Cesino again. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Brackett and ver of Brunswick were here at the Mre. John Webber was In Portland danahter I>»na of Mas* LONG House over Cambridge, ISLAND Spring Saturday and Sun- arrived at their day. The Saturday. pleasant summer 21. Spring House Is the prop- home last PONOD, Mrs. Chester 8. Slnnett has com- week. Prop.• erty of Mrs. Ann Merrlman of Bruns- Is. Hotel on wick and It pletely renovated and overhauled the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lunt and Littlejohns UrgMt the Bij. Ou end Is used for a summer Interior of her home for her family. home, "The Seaside" son. Master Eugene, of the Deerlnx •very accommodation. Mineral Spring cottage which she has again rented Mstrlct are ramping out at the East Water. Rate* on Roscoe Jacob* of Melroae application. Open High- thla neaaon to Mrs. Cram of Port- End and are having a time. lands. Hebron jolly They Th« little log cabin which ha* been Jnne IS to 16. Shore Academy. 1907. was land. who la arrive have Sept. dinners a the expected to any appropriately named the camp, more*! to the haa » guest of Miss Elsie M. York over point, been put In day. and will again open the houae "Mosquito speciality. Sunday. Camp." repair and la now occupied Mr. for the of summer tour- by entertaining The Wigwam boys will be greatly Callowhlll of Beaton, who haa Granite Bprinc Dinln* Room. The Periwinkle has been lata. Mrs. Slnnett haa to pur- cottage removed missed this summer at the West End. chaaed the cottage. rented to Dr. A. 8. Sawyer and fam- the Seaside anne*-where she will rent They have let their camp and are not Mr. and Mra. ily of Uttleton. N. for the Brerett Olorer H., month msny of her better rooms. coming down. Other and of attractions Mr. and Mra. 8. Morae of Brock- July. Dr. Sawyer Is one of tha drew them Mrs. Charles W was elsewhere. ton. Maaa.. are a leading dentists of his place, and he Sleeper chap- apendlng abort vaca- eroning twelve from the Mr. and Mr*. B. L. tion at the new TWO CUSTOMERS Is Intending Inviting several of his young people Sawyer and Olorer cottage. friends graduating claas of the J«ancaater danghters. Miss Emily and Mlaa Mil- Mra. Kiln™ to visit him during his sojourn and friend of Melroaa for one How? hav- here. N. H. high school to New York, Phila- He. and sons, Bennl? and William, are today yesterday. By Hlghlanda, arrived Saturday from a delphia. Pa., and where now at their summer home, brief want Mr. R. H. Washington "The atay at the Kllma cottage. what people and them Woodman Is her« were the Birches'" ing giving on they seeing points of Inter- Mr. the Island, having arrived last F. C. Nlchola of Woburn with ask for. est. Wednesday the party came to The the West what they week to join his wife and last day of End school two frienda iipent a few just children the Inland and were entertained daya on the who finely was very happily observed, when the inland laat week preceded him a week previous.. Mr. taking their meala at by and Mrs. 81eeper at their home. children all united In The Woodman cottage Is sit- presenting their the Rock mere Houae. finely A trip to the different nearby Islands Miss BROWN & uated on Maiden Lane and Is an teacher. Alice J. Cannell with a Dr. TURNER, Ideal was made In the and and Mra. Preacott arrived at summer home family's launch, very pretty gold seal ring, garnet of the were their nummer home young people delighted with all kinds were indulged In. In the Friday, bringing Mr. and Mra. F. E. Cram of Port- the shown with them their Infant aon for hta hospitality them. Follow- bean gathe Mlaa Geneva Blckford first APOTHECARIES, land. Me., arrived last are the cap- Tlalt to the Island. Tuesday for ing party: Miss Do^ B. tared 1st the They were alao the summer. prlxe and booby went to s« Congress Strrti. Portland. Maine. Mrs. Cram will again Sleeper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. accompanied by the nurae and one of Charlie Cashing. The donkey party the matda. tlllon at each. 1 910 Ton think lit is too much? I can show you on my : HOW THE Kid LITE books where Mrs. I ■ Havemeyer at s DO YOU WANT recent CASCO BAY TO OWN A ball me paid $15 each for on« HOUSE I The lost Expensive City in the World. hundred and twenty floral favors. That made $1800, without even start- TALKING MACHINE ing the decorations." CLEVELAND IOFFETT. If to, fill oat blank below and mall It to as By Then he described snother famous and we ball «ill send you, free of all charge. "Newport is the most expensive where the walls were festooned Illustrated and sheets catalogue descriptive city in the world: it's twice a« ex- with laurel wreaths, and at each of special outfits we bare made up for .In- as of the stalment purchasers, coating pensive New York," declares a loop wreaths hung an enor- mous friend of mine, who pays $8000 a gilt basket filled with ex- $14, $15, $25, $27, $38, and Upward season for the rent of his cottage. quisite pink roses, among which To be sure this "cottage is a hand- sparkled dozens of tiny electric lights. some stone house in attractive That item alone cost a thousand dol* «• grounds, perhaps the costliest of lars.—New York Journal. Ellison Victor Machines those that are rented regularly vary- Phonographs ing from $3000 to $7000 for the VALUABLE COLONIAL COINS. Including Records, Largo Horn, and Support three or four months is an ordinary affair in and Issued SOLD ON YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAYflENT Newport, occasionally Money Before Revolution when one of the millionaire villas is Worth More Than Gold. ANYWHERE IK MEW ENGLAND to let—one of those splendid places If there is by the sea. with stables and green- any one who possesses a houses and the collection of coins of the • uc glamour of impos- country's eastern lancing nacnine Co., Boston. 3 -colonial Leading house on this a ing names. "We've taken Granite period that person is very island, commanding fine view of th« 17? TKKMOMT STREET Pine grove the Point, my dear, from the Edgar J.'s" fortunate. If at any time a pinch bay. alongside honse where rockers and hammocks should are for the use of Mail to —then the price is $12,000 or $15,- come, making it necessary for guests. Bathing, boating and fishing. 01am the owner of a Bake House 000 from June to September. And such collection to dis- accommodates 400 with At of dancing privileges. Clam pose it in order to procure the ne- Bakes and Shore fall people glad to pay it! DiuDers served here. June 15 to information regarding Talking Machines as advertised in this cessities Open Sept. 15. paper. It is of life, a sum of money could Two steamboat lines. Bates and understood that 1 am under no obligation to buy. A Dollar a Foot For Land. circulars ou be obtained for the collection that application. would As a matter of fact, $15,000 is a make the seller Independent of the world •mall enough rim to pay when one for a lifetime. It is Weather Lore of the Southwest. Colorless Proper Names. considers what the owner has al- doubtful, however, if there is a complete collection of George B. Keeler has lived In this There is a if ready paid for the land, the house the coinage fascinating considerably of this part of the tsd the grounds. I no sum- country of the days before the Cherokee Nation longer discredited branch of .philology in suppose mer in Revolution than any other white man. and he which the facts city the world can show such anywhere within the bor- of language are. In ders knows weather lavish In so small an of the land, in signs as well as any the absence of other documents, made expenditure though many of the area, for fashionable or museums, public as well as people who were here even to imply the facts of history. Many of Newport, private, before him. He the heart of it, is within there is a goodly representation. remarked last week us preserve from college days a com- comprised PEAKS I8LAND HOU8E on the two or three miles The coins of and and Annexes—Just across fact that the wild ducks and plete and engaging picture of that square at one Maryland Vir- from corner of a little island. ginia in the time of their the Gem Theatre gese are stopping in the Choctaw Na- Aryan race which descended from the colonial tion Over all the rest of existence were and Famous for Its Shore Dinners to breed, a thing are not plateau of Iran to rule the and this island you quaint peculiar in they world, Served known to may pick up land for a but their way. They included daily from 6 to 8 p.m. have done before. that linguistic pastoral still imposes song, shillings, here on Orchestra conducted bv Mrs. Robert The bees are their itself in this southwestern point you six-penny pieces, pennies and half- Ely. killing drones, the face of a more skeptical formerly of the Gem Theatre an old will pay, roughly one dol- penny pieces. Among those that orchestra, Indian sign that honeymaking science. Now, a phllologer who stu- speaking, material will be lar a square foot, which means abounded in Maryland was the Lord very scarce this sum- died the development of proper names $43,- mer. 000 an acre; and none of these show Baltimore groat, called after the According to this the summer from this point of view would not old will be places less than one English groat, which was worth hot and dry. burning out much fail to note their melancholy tendency occupies acre, while most of them have four or about four pence in the Id vegetation.—Bartlesville Examiner. to bleach out in the wearing. At any country. five and a few ten or twelve. These coins, as well as those of Vir- early period, and indeed well toward havef So the unimproved land alone ginia at that time, were coined In THOUGHT the beginnings of modern history, repre- CHILD WOULD DIE. sents a small fortune (it was farm England for the colonies. One that proper names told something as to land years in the circulated very in and habitation thirty ago Ochre extensively Virgin- Whole Body Covered Willi Cuban paternity, occupation •a Point region, now worth millions) was ine "Uiocester token." and Itch—Cuticura Remedies Cure today they are quite colorless. A new cost half a million or a of a there were multitudes of would no be quarter half-pen- at Cost of "•V. Ulysses longer Laertldes; nies In million each, and some a full million those days, all with more or no Peter indicates he is the son little when an that less "My boy, only infant of —real palaces—with another million peculiar stamps upon them. three months, caught the Culwn of Paul. A Carpenter or a Weaver Itch. Inside in furniture and objects of Anions the coins of the period be- Sores broke out from hi* head to the bot- is likely to be a lily-flngered stock- fore art. The simple stone wall around the Declaration of Independence tom of his feet, lie would itch and claw broker. Even the place names have one of New or New 4 these million-dollar places (it York, Amsterdam, as it himself .d cry all the time. He could not pretty much disappeared, except in to E. was then sleep day or night, and a lisht dre*s is all belongs J. Berwind) cost $100,- known, spread broadcast the case of nobility, and since the her he could wear. 1 called one of our 000. Its gates and carvings shilling pieces stamped with a bo*t average gentle family has not for kept doctors to treat him. and his treatment did the stonecutters busy for a year. Sig- pine tree, and they were as good as not do years lived on its titular estate, or in any good, but he seemed to get nificant is it not? —$100,000 for a gold the markets. Massachusetts none at our new Gas- worse. He suffered so perhaps has all. also had terribly that my stone wall! her pine tree shilling, and husband said he tons de Foix give us a name about believed he would have to it was Rood anywhere, as die. Trees at Nine they camo I haegan to cestral beeches and cedars, one branches and stars and mottoes of HAMILTON.Prop. and in at Sudbury to make the award of an- dry up, just two weeks from the would say, all grown to order over- various kinds appeared on the ob- day I commenced to use the Cuticura nual premiums for long service in hus- Rem- night by the flat of "Money wills it." verse and reverse sides of those old edies my baby was entirely well. The treat- bandry it was announced that James Here, for instance, is a fine horse coins, from shillings down to half- ment only co«t me 75c.. and I would have Fletcher had been who recommended, chestnut, its branches spread sitty pence. The old coppers of those days, gladly paid £100 if I could not have got it had been seventy-four years employed feet and your etxended arms particularly those minted in any chea|>er. 1 feci safe in satins that the scarcely the New upon the sajne farm, ljui as his master compass its girth ICneland Cuticura Remedies saved his life. He i« Surely, you sav. region, and the three penny had never been a member of the asso as now a boy of five years. Mrs. Zaua Miller, this tree has stood here for genera- coins, well, are of inestimable val- elation his case could not be j Seashore Union R. F. consid- tions. Not at ue Land No. it has stood but the few of them Co. City, D., llranch all; to-day, 1, Co, here that offer their located Mich., May 17. 1!**." ered. for two or three months. And do exist are as finely lots; Cousins Isl- tho carefully guarded, to There were same is true of and, at the low of tw*nty-one competitors those maples down wheresoever they are, as the crown early purchasers price $75 in the class for laborers in the to each. Feminine Judgment. husbandry driveway and of that rare old diamonds of any empire under the $100 Charming- Scenery, Good Bath- whose rent does not exceed £5 who tree the Woman must learn not to pronounce tulip by hedge, and of yon- sun.—Washington Post. ing:, Spring Water, Beautiful Shade Trees. 50 feet have worked longest on the same farm der of on Judgment on men without having giv- group sturdy red cedars. Cne Promenade shore front reserved for use of all. or en for the same master or mistress, year ago the ma;»les were reasonable consideration to the growing Definitions. to and the were: William miles Amazing Applv two tides of each case; for almost prizetakers twenty away, the horse chest- recommended Sir nut Tho American every woman conceives it to be her Dunnett, by Cuth- thirty miles away, and the tulip schoolboy has no bert whose tree of especial province to decide offhand— Qullter, length of service fifty miles away. Then the order monopoly blundering answers, as Seashore Land Co. was sixty-three years; Charles came that these trees is shown by the following answers in according to her temporary and per- Payers, must shade sixty-one William and this a school examination sonal condition of mind—any matter years; Carter, fifty- beautify lawn and fra-ne written by somo a of our that presents Itself—Truth. seven years; Robert Gill, fifty-three picture of the sea for the plar.za cousins across the water: years, and Walter Clow, fifty-three people. So two gangs of Italians "John Wesley was a great soa cap- years.—London Standard. were sent forth with picks and shov- tain. He beat the Dutch at Waterloo, els, and under each chosen tr^e and by degrees rose to bo Duke of two He was The THE EYE BE- Japanese Rifle Rett. they dug tunnels, leaving the Wellington. buried near Nel- roots in a son in the Poets' Chebeague Corner at An Austrian military organ draws great ball of solid earth* Westmin- Bowling Then ster attention to one of the minor details they skidded it up on heavy Abbey." timbers and moved "The sublime Is a and o/ Japanese musketry practice during it on rolleis, and porte very fine Alleys Casino made it fast on a old wine." the late war which seems to have es- special truck, and "The Jr Dr. William'* Booklet on |»tiou Hociu. Don't fail to vinit the Era TroaUot mailed penses are much more tants acre. For Casino Van Oft Arts in than that— per Its ln« application. Important Life. 2,731,000 while yon are in Casco All ar»» one place in habitants an area Hay. welrom« Hteamera land particular where half a of only 19,27$ often. A million has been on acres Is so Mrrrirm Pt.. WILLIAMS OPTICAL CO. Mass. doctor says: "Our health spent the available, that each acn East End Chebeague Colonial Theatre ftal «tlng grounds and has 142 and physical and mental where twenty mcii are , Inhabitants. IOO happiness 1 Boyiston St.. Boston, Mass. are so required for the mere Berlin Is as largely under our con- details of almost thickly Om FHgfct—lleveter-Teiefkea# personal popu- trol that the proper selection of food landscape gardening. lated, Inasmuch as Its city ground should be and is one (now almost entirely built of the most Im- Florists Mast Live. up) com- portant acts in life. prises only 15,569 acres, and In this House Lots at It might be ex- ■ pare Island "On this subject, I may say that I supposed that, with 2,034.000 people live, or 131 t< Chebeague tensive The Llttlefleld at know of no food equal In greenhouses to draw apon, each acre. property Cbebeacae bland, Maine, comprising digestibility the • boat two hundrrd wrw, in now on the market in lota tosait the •nd more mistress of one of these hand- Tho par- powerful In point of nutri- conditions are ehwer. Our ha* (Iw ahore with kitchen! hand some considerably property privilfgen excellent spring place* would have flowers in better In ment than the modern ndon. where 4.536.000 water, *nd the locatKO la unsurpassed on this Island. Lots sold subject abundance for all to condition of contract. Oar are low rind It four heaping teaspoons of which Is ocraslon*. but such people live In an area of 75,370 prices wjil be for yotii ad- vnsquaiiea. la acres, vantam to see r nr before sufficient for the not the case. The greenhouses or 60 to the acre. property deciding- Correspondence attended to ceresl part of a personally. Address Cleans merely supply the Vienna has meal, and experience demonstrates family's dally only 39 Inhabitants pet Cleans needs, and a aid Polishes that the user Is perfectly nourished florist Is callcd upon acre, the city ground A. R. LITTLE FIELD. Croat and for comprising 42,* ChebeaKUC. Me. from one meal to another. elaborate dinner*, halls and fetes. 503 acres and the population So that a being j "I am convinced that the extensive fashionable family will 1,675,000. Copper Restores easily a and general use of high class foods of spend thousand dollars a Of the great cities New York has month In the season the this character would increase the simply on flow- smallest ratio of population to Brass A ers "'"of for small the acre. term of human life, add to the sum dinners, such as are Its 3,716.000 Inhabitants given say once a have an R. H. CLEAVES total of happlnens snd very consider- week. A thousand area of 202,*66 acres (by Tin Paint dollars does not far the M ably Improve society In general. I go far when )onr largest city territorially In the Chebeague's Home Bakery and Ice Cream Parlors am guests alt under of so that We are belter t re pa red tbi« inenn than erer to aerTe otir <.r«•••». I'alnf, Kl»rliln( »imI *11 Imparl- free to mention the food, for I canopies Ameri- world), there are 18 many patrons with »»«»• can people eren t bin* In oar line. Remember si I our work ia done on IIm frwm han«l« tl |« nnrqiialM, personally know of Ita value." Beauty roses, spresdlng over the to an acre. the preml«ea and gnsr- l'*»lnf lh»- akin «of|. wtitlrand arnnoth. snteed flr*t-cla*«. Oar Icecream and leea are oar own make and we tsble like trees In deliver In large +** Grape-Xuts food can be used by apple fall bloom, or amall io any of the Islsnd. Oar BEWARE OF IMITATIONS vt and quantities part dellrery w*(on will dellrer st babes In arms or when the tables themselves are abort notice l/incbfi aerred stall h

By President Alderman of the University Largest Summer. Retort Journal in New England °f Virginia. Published HE Every citizens of the South who had reached manhood's estate Thursday Afternoon In 1860 and who is alive today has lived In two worlds. The world of his youth was a rural, conservative. Isolated From June to September and on the Last in Kach Month land, Thursday without cities or centres of population, to a few from October to May clinging central ideas, holding Itself proudly sloof from the fer- ments CROWLEY <&> of modern society and creating Its own dominant LUNT, Editors and Publishers social system. It was a land of contrasts and lights and 14A Middle Offtc*. Street, Portland. Maine shadows. It was a land wherein a tumultuous love of lib- erty and of chartered rights existed side by side with human TERMS slavery; wherein culture and refinement touched elbow with dense and bar- On* Year, Summer barous Ignorance; wherein SI.00; Season. SOc; Single Copy, 5c aristocracy and democracy went arm in arm to- gether for the last time in human history. ADVERTISING RATES This system did not produce In any Just degree either wealth or letters. fl.00 inch fir*t week: additional at per insertions induced rates. Beading Notices, It arrested Immigration, it branded it minimized 15 cents line. A labor, inventions, it empha- per postal our n...n sised the caste and brings advertising feeling It set the badge of pauperism upon the schools of the plain Yet it did people. some things remsrkably well. It produced an up- per class of and Advertisers striking splendid virtues, out of which issued the desiring changes must send in on or befcre smallest, copy Monday prtceding but the most alert and powerful foree in day of publication to insure insertion. political Christendom. The force was compact of a steady group of daring and resourceful leaders, so grounded tdte—Hotels and Boarding Houses in the Bay fcrfourcrmoTcincl-.es in unflexlble contracting public probity that one may search the line of public men of tf space per issue for displayed lmc the «f in*vr- advertising, pri\i!»ve *ukly tho South from Calhoun to Ben and the lon of names under the classification of of Tillman, inclusive, succession is free guests* Register Toutists, free of charge from Our boose is located. The personal dishonor or self-seeking and so in finely view frtm the large, broad piazzas and chamber* weighty political thinking is Toi on that Patrick and delightful. et'rooms each floor. Fine, large room Henry Calhoun may be read with Demosthenes and Burke. 100 The Uble is dining accommodating guests. supplied witti tne best in tbe market, ana THURSDAY, JUNE 27, This aristocratic South the cream direct from our vegetables 1907. really trained democratic union for its ultl- own farm. Tennis court on lawn in front of house. Fine beach mate for and victory over the-alien system of thought created by southern life. bathing boating. Two lines of suatners direct from Portland. House only For the three minutes from Hamilton's Landing. of forty years South was another its so- Plenty amusement, dancing, card pax* practically nation, building ties and etc. Book with us if want to ifornla is $1 15 per 100 pounds, which cial order on the musicals, you enjoy your vacation. MINIATURE ALMANAC basis of an inherited economic misconception. For another equals about 80 cents a box. contain- Rates ob forty years it has been striving to retain its best traditions. Its Idealism and Application. Accommodates ICO. Oh* June 10 to OctoNr 1. ing from eight dozen large to Its to Week of June 27 to 3 eighteen simplicity, recover the industrialism In commerce and education which July dozen Sun small oranges, and there is a It had lost and to achieve length High Tide nationalization in politics and liberalism in opinion. Seasin of 1907, June 15 to 15 Rises Sets of refrigeration charge of 20 cents a box South has Sept. Day day morn even The regained the spirit of industrialism with which it started in the 27 4.09 7.25 15.16 11.48 The price of oranges at the New York 12.18 early days. Many details remain to be worked out, but the spirit is here. I SU1IMT HOUSE 28 4.09 7.25 15.16 12.33 1.03 auction now ranges from $2.25 to $4.5cation. 2 4.11 7.25 15.14 4.18 4.48 Commercialism Is a mere sordid theory of life. Indus- Overlooking the c.cean sels bring oranges at 30 cents a box. trialis is the and the restful island 3 4.12 7.25 15.13 5.18 5.48 scientific mastery of the raw material and Its wise distribution scenerv but there is a of 70 of field and wood. No duty cents. Per- according to the laws of trade. better spot for eomplete rest and recre- haps 2000 cases of oranges still come The EDITORIALS. southern boy of this generation has found himself at last in American ation. Table and service first- annually from The how- Spain. shoe, life and made himself at home at the moment when the republic has most MRS. CLINTON No ever. in the last fifteen years has been need M. HAMILTON, Pre prietor t#Kf, 40Kue>t«. Rates reasonable. telephones at Chebeague yet. of his tempered strength. He is a fine, hopeful figure, this southern on the boy placed other foot. In 1892 was whom I know so well, of strong, high political Instincts, facing tardily a fierce boats the first exportation from this country passing through now and it's a industrialism and a new democracy with its and his Island View to grandeurs temptations, Cottage June but we Europe of Florida oranges. Of the weather, think it is. ambitions and dreams moving about them and vet fast the Creat Me. of holding through Chebeague, crop 5,000.000 boxes there are now conservatism in his blood to the noble concepts of public probity and scorn of L. F. HAMILTON, Proprietor From Portland to Bailey Island in exported three or four thousand. Of dishonor LOCATION and everything first an hour and a half is a the California crop of 14,000,000 boxe3 gratifying re- FINEclass. Verandas and large airy rooms. duction from winter running time. two or three thousand are exported. Kates on application. Cottage annex built Sicily supplies almost all of the lem- this season for rooms only. Open June 15 to 15. Shall we not need a "turn out" at ons that are used in the United States. Sept. Potts channel? There are so many The quantity averages about 2,000,000 are thriving beautifully. Of course the boxes a year, which pays a vessel The Paranoia "single track" line there, perhaps the freight of 30 cents and a duty of 70 Spread of HAMILTON VILLA CIislandUE government could be induced to dyna- cents a box. The California lemon At the popular east end, adjacent to all hotels and amusements. mite 50 feet or so off the end of the supply has grown to about 3000 cars of By H. S. D Fresh farm and ocean in 3 jaws and straighten the channel. 300 boxes each, and is expected In two { products plenty. Only minutes' walk from two steamboat or three years to reach an aggregate of landings. Fine cool groves and walks. Beat of references shady Basket Island given. Rates on application. Accommodates with cottage 40. has passed into the 10.000 cars. When that happens lemon I T seems to me that the lawyers and the witness-experts io ALFRED E. possession of the wife of Commander growers of Sicily will probably be HAfllLTON, Proprietor the Thaw trial have given us a broad of Robert E. Peary. It could not be in obliged to find other markets. Scatter- reading paranoia; so broad, indeed, that American society at this time teems better hands to Insure the preservation ing shipments of lemons are received Arthur XX. Hamilton with examples. The recent investigations by state and na- of its natural scenery. as early as November 1 and as late (successor to A. R. Littiefield) tional into the authority methods of great life insurance Cash Store. as October 1, the height of the season Chebeagae Grcoery Having had several years' experience in the gro- companies, railway coiporations, the cery business, it will be earnest aim to The inner bay trip on the steamer being from May to July. petroleum industry, my give my patrons tne best goods at the and the lowest possible cash reduction will is a etc., late movements in stock circles have certainly prices. Special be given to camping and Maquoit better sail than ever. There was once a fruit called shad- parties, orders. Our fishing been in this purchasing large teams will visit all sections of thr island The steamer's deck forward now was illuminating connection. Applying the princi- for orders and daily upper lock. It bitter and nobody delivery. We will greatly appreciate an order and will do our best to ples of analysis in the courtroom to the all. gives a grand for passen- of It. Then it employed operations satisfy opportunity thought eating received of our emineDt masters of finance, our captains of and the schemes gers to enjoy the view. The Maquoit a degree of domestication and was Industry, and practices of the kings and of Wall is it is making fast time these called the Now It princer street, not clear that the days. pomelo. is very <1 incase attributed to the young homicide is a prevalent affliction? The highly esteemed as the grape fruit. very Several have atmosphere on this side of the Atlantic has been charged for years with iti parties tried setting There are three sources of supply, Ja- out and contagion, and while its victims generally have not shown a raising deciduous trees on the maica in October, Florida during the virulent malig- treeless nity of the intense and deadly type of young the parts of some of the islands. orange season, and California. At th»* Thaw, yet destructive and effects of The success of a well known baleful their paranolan maniis were so evident that Bailey beginning of the season grape fruit becoming peo- Islander in this pic of average sanity had for the most concluded that was respect is encouraging. brings $2.50 a box, but from November part it full time to se* on He has foot measures for their own protection. Treatment of a maples and chestnuts which to February the price sometimes disciplinary are nature has been applied to some eminent cases, with results that thriving beautifully. Of course the reaches $10 for a box of from forty- seem bene- conifers are more ficial to the general class; yet in order to secure a state of truly native to our six to eighty fruit. The freight is the healthy mental shores and balance in those affected with either an advanced or grow in most profusion, same as on oranges.—New York Sun. incipient form of the nmcrosis the but elms and oaks are plentiful where medicine must be continued for some time to come before the have on public peace and safety be assured. There is a class in they sprung tip the more pro- ouitntnT ur uikds. large whom the views of is tected islands. At Cousins, for in- paranoia working with alarming activity, to whom reference should stance, there are be made In this connection—the automohilists. We almost wonder that many large elms and An Imported Industry that Ought to the oaks. experts for the Thaw defense did not illustrate their Route the Audubon Society. points with examples from the ranks of the men and women who have contracted The Italian women who cut the the automobile The wise ones are getting their tAania. Had they done so would not the average reader of the elaborate tes- dandelions In fields and street grass- more SUMMER rooms at the hotels timony readily have grasped the and of the reserved. No tak- borders and even !n meaning gravity dreaded HOSIERY private lawns ing ehances for them. know a malady? A and They Greater Boston, says a writer In the Large Complete Line of Best thing or two about Casco in Bay July Boston Evening Transcript, form Mil- ami August. If are and you coming write let-like figures In the landscape; In Foreign Domestic Makes and get your and rooms, be sure and their bungling rigs, short skirts, ker- engage them for a good long period for chiefed heads and clumsy footwear store an-1 our It is going to be hot this summer un- Every gooil grow* Section i* they give the conventionally foreign Hosiery less all signs fail. more than its «hare of Massachusetts has touch and air to the scene. But their Timber the getting growth. Our lines this been sweltering In a temperature of Cutting ^.ir are more extensive thnn men-folks, the opera-chorus-looking ever-more of a &0 to 95 In the shade for ami nearly two sort of bandits with a variety who go out gun better elioice. in e weeks with a few Cause Hosiery la days exception. to shoot our song birds, should re- of Floods charming stripe effects, in fashionable colois in What prevails in New York and Phila- edva no anil last black*. hospitality. By Gilford Pinchot, the Chief of the good delphia we can Imagine well enough In' Italy there Is no check placed Forestry without going there to And out. on the depredations on bird life, and ^Service. HOSIERY It Is figured that 10,000,000 wild birds HK (treat flood which has wrought devastation and ruin in * OUR ORANGES HOME GROWN. a year in Italy fail a prey to Indis- Upp°r Ohio valley is due fundamentally to the Fancy Embroidered Black Cotton Plain Black Lisle criminate gun-butchery until Italy has cutting away with hemmed or of the forests on the watersheds of the and Mon- Hose, Special 25c pair garter top. double 8paln and Sicily No Longer *he become almost a land without birds. Allegheny sole, hitch spliced ongahela rivers. These streams hare their source In the Tan Cotton Hosiery in gauze and heel. all black or Maco Chief Sources. The peninsula of Italy forms an im- split sole. Jieart of the Allegheny mountains, which are high and medium weight*, double sole, high Half a century ago when citrus fruits portant route for the migrant birds steep 50c pair and receive a heavy rainfall. The spliced heels, 25c and 35c pair which, coming from the north and valleys through which Silk were first sold at auction, oranges and Hosiery, including plain black west these mountain streams flow are narrow and deep. Extra flne line of Women's Black lemons came from and of Europe, pass back and forth In gauze and medium only Sicily The ruin of the mountains now weights, across the Is accomplishing the Cotton Hose, gauze or medium drop Spain. Not so very many years ago a Mediterranean to Northern stitrh. la«es and hand ruin of the valley. All along the and double embroidered in man took Africa, Egypt and the Nile So Allegheny Mononga- weight, sole, high spliced self and slips of the seedless orange Valley. hela rivers colors. the and far down the Ohio valley are wreck and devastation. heel, black or Maco sole. from South America to Italians for centuries have been Disease split California. will come later wh»»n Its Prices. $1.50 to $10.00 not their fruitful germ* shall have multiplied over foot 25c Now the Sicily oranges find their mar- killing only own birds, but every pair of the Inundated valley. An extenslre line of ket In other those which belong equally to north- Tan Hosiery In plain gauze, clocked, White Silk and lands, principally In the The value of the I.Isle ern and southern nations. property destroyed In this one flood is probably sufficient laces, and embroidered d«>sigiis, Hosiery In fancy embroidered countries of Europe. The California boot It is to buy enough land at the headwaters ivt these streams to patterns, gauze and Is easy to get up a prejudice fully protect them. 50c, 75c, $1.00 pair medium production expected to Increase In The area | against of of the Allegheny and Mononashela watersheds Is weights, drop stitch, the next few any set foreigners. It Is given by the Unit-, Extra flne Black clocked and all* years to 40,000 carloads ed Cotton Hose, dou- over easy to States geological survey as about 19,000 square miles, or laces, 50c to for the season. declare that the Italians about ble $3.00 pair acres. Not more 12,000,0001 sole, high upllccd heel, among us do not feel than half of this arm would necessarily have to be The shipments begin Id November anything of th<* Id 35c 3 pair for $100 Hoys' Flno Hlack sentiment of forest. Cotton Hose, dou and the of the friendship and affection Fine ble sole height season, which is Blark Cotton Hose In gauz»* and knee. 50c for the song birds of the that pair In May, Is being extended from year country and medium weight, we natives feel; but It Is certain that Hoys* Hlack to year. From Florida shipments be- Special, 3 pairs for $1.00 Cotton Hose In one one may see In the markets and one gin in reach of any ribbed and two and one rib- October, their height In Plain Black Cotton gauze or of the larger towns In all sorts llose, bed. double December and cease In Porto Italy sole and knee. February, of and medium weight, with Maco *p1lt sole, Rico Is song game birds with no dis- comparatively a small source 50c Special 25c pair crimination of size or kind. String* Our pair Misses' of supply at present, but Is so rapidly Bodies Machines plain and ribbed IJsle Hose, of little birds are hawked about the Medium or Gauze Cotton Hosiery, double developing that shipments are expected sole and knee, 50c streets and hung In the windows of rib bod garter top. doub? sole, hkrh pair In a few years to reach *0,000 boxes shops, especially In the or spliced heel, regular or out aires, Misses' White l^lsle a month. The season begins In Octo- rotlcerle, By Crlttmnden Marriott. Hose In plain grill houses, as was once the custom 50c pair and allorer lares. ber and continues until the latter part 50c pair In our Southern cities from Baltimore Fancy Colored IJsle Hose In plain of March. Cuba Is also developing as Misses' flne to New Orleans (and probably has no* gauze and laces. Including the newest ribbed White Cotton a source of supply. Hose, double sole wholly ceased In In of OW many I erer shades and heel, 25c pair are sold by auction Immedi- Boston), spite people wonder p»u»e to consider thnt their of tans, slate*, grays, modes, Orange* the efforts of the Audubon 8oc1ety to bodies are merely machines to do work, furnaces In pink, blue, lavender, *W>1et, navy and ately upon receipt at the North River which Misses' flne black Cotton Hose, suppress It by local laws. necessary foel li In Dresden 50c and 75c piers. The Florida oranges are packed bamod, workshop* which worn-out blues, pair double sole and knee. The picture for the Imaglnstlon of parts are snd storerooms In in the crates the grower. In Cali- supplied, which fu«l and food Fancy Llsfa embroidered by a Hosiery Special 25c pair blrdless land should be to are laid use ar« taken enough away for when needed. Further, like other In the latent clocked and floral de- fornia they to packing any Misses' and Tan Cotton put a stop to this Imported Italian piece of the works Boys' Hose, one of which is at apparstus body better under certain cir- algns, 50c, 75c, $1.00 hotzaee, nearly every Industry. double sole and knee, 25c pair cumstances; Its fires burn better with fuels of certain railway station. The fruit has been sorts, r mixed In certain and carefully picked and put In field boxes proportions, It cannot keep In perfect The Simple Life. condition unless with from which it Is taken at the station, furnished proper materials. Mao A Uttle Somervllle was girl who thinks be eats because he Is eats and and hungry; he really because his body Is cry- re-assorted. graded sited, taken into * Boston reeu^rant and ing out for building materials with which to repairs the waste that is shipped aaat, not changing ownership told could always she have her choice of any- going on, and for fuel to until It baa reached tha receiver at keep Itself warm—and It la rather "finicky" as to the thing on the bill of fare, deliberated It wants supply for each of these purpose*. At a It can use the eastern market. a and pinch. almost any- Eastman while, then choee Brothers corned-beef & for Bancroft thing digestible either, but It groans and complains, and The transportation charge from Cal- hssh—Somervllle Journal. punishes Ita un- fortunate possessor If It Is not properly treated.—From St. Nicholas. Enormous Hidden Treasure. Commonwealth Hotel By H. G. HUNTING. A stocking fall of gold—a stocking Candy's Harbor W. & JORDAN & CO., Portland State House that holds millions of dollars—is hid- Opposite den away somewhere in the rural dealers in districts of America. It Is a tremen- BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS dous stocking and It Is certainly Mrs. C. A. Percy of Bath is here known to hold so many millions in visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. L*. GROCERIES—PROVISIONS Uncle Sam's money that, if it could Thompson. Mrs. H. Catiin and be found and appropriated by any in- Leroy little Fishing Tackle Anchors Oars Cordage daughter Gladys, were in Brunswick dividual treasure seeker, Mr. Rocke- Oiled a day of last week. Clothing Dories Skiff* feller would lose his claim to the Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Small of New Punts Sow Boats much heralded title of "richest St. Lawrence Mirer Skiffs man," York City were here and we and Monday Captain Kldd's fabled deposits of hope 'twill be but a short time when Motor Launches doubloons would forever Spanish af- they will come to us every year, as ter seem an insignificant bait to the we understand Mr. Small has pur- dreamer's cupidity. chased land whereon he will soon But it is neither tainted nor blood erect a summer home. stained money that is in this great Capt. E. D. Percy passed the great- er part of last week in 7th stocking. It is good money, clean Bath and Anniversary Sale ofOPTICAL GOODS Phippsburg. the letter town his money, money that has been honestly being Lowest and where he had not Prices Ever known Until 10 earned and that birthplace, Sept. saved; money repre- been for 18 years, and though many sents patient, persistent toil and S3 Rimless SI changes had taken place, yet he had Eyeglasses steadfast virtue, of which money a most enjoyable visit. WAKKAMED lO TEAKS America has a right to be Mrs. Gold Filled Frames proud Edward Hoi brook and Miss 70C Solid Gold Mountings $|,60 above any other of her Anne fl.00Eyeglass Chains Offers rates portion Mulcahy were in Brunswick SOS AlaminamF.«ro^> 35C (or rooms with hot and aold water of and rooms L^nsrs fl per day op; with wealth. Tuesday of last week. Special 60S and up. private bath fl.50 per day and suites of two rooms and Oculists' Prescription* tilled at 33 cent ai«count from usual np; private bath |3 per day It is a figurative stocking, however. Miss Bessie Catiin of East Harps- per prices. and np. Offers rates on rooms with hot and cold Eye* Kxamlned Free—To oelebrate the weekly water and shower baths of Its actual shape is multiform, and in- well has been here recently seventh anniversary of my to rooms with visiting location 'n Portland, I sull quote tbete low 96 private baths f8 to fl2; suites of two rooms and bath to cludes not at her uncle's H. L. Catlin's. prices. |15 only many of these old- UN I IL. §22. Absolutely stone wood but Miss SEPTEMBER IS ONLY fireproof; floors; nothing the doors. Equipped fashioned. time honored. Insecure Angle B. Watson is expected And with Its own vacuum home Remember, although my prices are the lowest in New England, I cleaning plant. Long-distance In banks of the which very soon from Rochester, New never deal in telephone every people justify the any goods excepting those of tbe very best qustity. I examine room. Strictly a temperance hotel. 8TORKR F. York, where she has been since last the eyes and tit thetn CRAFTS, Manager. name we have applied to the whole, carefully correctly; and I warrant an my glass* s to fit. Send for September, studying music and china I make any needed in tbe lenses, a booklet. class, but all the other and change uhin one year, absolutely free of possible charge. I aceurate record painting. keep ••of nil prescriptions m> that if your impossible form of unsafe deposit re- glasses are I can Mrs. Levi Eastman has been quite broken, replace tbem without lurth* r « xaminatkn. iJur- ceptacles that Ing the pa«t neven yewis I have Railroads apprehensive ingenuity ill the past few days, but is litted the eyes of one-sevvnth the en- Railroads reported tire popu atlon of C'uu>iM*rland « has been devised. And the American as much better. ounty. Renumber the place, over h Trust Preble farmer owns the stocking and the rTom letters and iuclity Co., opp. House. cards received M. money in it. Organized effort is be- from and Mrs. J. E. T. Jr. Capt. Skolflnd and ^.alME'SWORTHL^T. made to son. who are ^ LE^DINC OPTI'-AM ing induce him to bring the Ansel, on their way south •470 1-2 Congress t. in s< Both'Phones. gold from its rusting place and allow h<»oner. Isabel B. Wiley, they hav»> visited the it to be used for his own and others' Jamestown exposition and are now for profit, and that he is beginning to do sailing Jacksonville. Fla. & G. W. Sinnett has so far recovered BOSTON so has revealed more MAINE fully the half- from his recent sickness as to be able c w'w*'"" guessed secret of his wealth. to go out of doors. WATSON BROS. Certain of the big banks of the Nearest to Mrs. S. B. Trufant. who has been the Steamboat Landing RAILROAD larger cities are out to make reaching visiting relatives in this section re- the farmers their clients. Realisa- j GROCERIES cently. went to Brunswick last Thurs- | AND PROVISIONS FRESH CANNED tion has come to them that the farm- day. where she was MEATS. GOODS. PRODUCE joined by her , and Fine ers' unused millions Cigars Tobacco, CV>nfec;ionerv, Ice, Coal and Gasoline TO THE are wasting their daughter. Mrs. W. E. Gordon, and to- Fre>b Wood, BEAUTIFUL gether FIsH, Complete rishing Outfits power—an untold, uncomputed pow- they have gone to We call Chebeague. | for and deliver orders in Harbor and East er—and where will visit Cundy's liar) swell, and it is their effort now to es- they W. A. Trufant boat and ship goods by to any landing tablish, in the owners' a sub- family. minds, Baggage Moving Souvenir Postals Thomas Holbrook Is home a Cundy'8 Harbor, Me. WHITE stitute for that deep rooted fear for few MOUNTAINS days after a seven weeks' which has prevented their hoard from trip sword- Ashing on the Sadie into Nunan. from Cape passing others' custody. A rea- Porpoise. soning confidence, the farm- Low Rates and Fast Trains among There are few small places where ers. in sound institutions, that' will the housewives take the pains to beau- about a ABNER J. HARRIS bring mutual benefit is grow- tify the surroundings of their homes Excellent as a as CUNDY'S ME. Parlor, Sleeping, Dining and Buffet Cars ing result. do those of this village. The early I HARBOR, W/ mail as» lUC |HI|IUiar flowering bulbs are now giving way | We carry a full stock of first-class Groceries, Meats and Pro- name of to those of a D.J.Flanders the new service the big later kind and soon the visions in season. Also Lobsters and Sea Foods. Fishermen's C.M.Burt banks many beautiful rose bushes extend and which offers the hereabouts , Shoes and Hlibber Pass. Traf. Geu. will cheer the ken of Supplies. Boots, Goods, Candies, Souvenir Mgr. Pass. Agt. farmers and all other classes of peo- passersby. Es- pecial mention should also Postals and Souvenir „\ovtlties. Our teams visit all of ple who live at a distance from bank- be made of parts the the geranium bed of Mrs. island rates made for excursionists ing centres, not only safety for their Elbrldge daily. Special and camping Thompson. This good has many funds, but interest at a rate some- lady parties. Boarding jBear Island the past two Property All Through Casco Eay Is in Value PORTATION CO. Startling warnings against the Rising Yearly STEAMSHIP LINES in transit between banks and custom- weeks arranging and planting a gar- drinking of raw milk, because of the den. From ers in this servic?; that safe invest- This Fine at presence of tubercle bacilli therein Mrs. Sebasco BOSTON A I'ltOVIOKNCK ment has been secured for Christian Johnson has arrived This With store, fish Properlystand, stable nnd and were issued by the Amerlcon Autl large sums Space dwelling, and Is immediately housekeeping th* ten acre* improved land Tuberculosis League at Its annual already deposited; that depositor* au Reserved For TO. new home Just made for her congress in Atlantic satisfied and pleased and that ready FOR. SAT.B NORFOLK, s>:wpoi:t NEWS & City. confi- coming. Cut of It will tcub • a va'ue in a Dr. E. C. the federal ex- dence is growing. All signs indicate ort time BALTIMOKK Schroeder, Mrs. M. E. Small has returned from wrote success for to Also a magnificent property at pert. that "milk infected with the movement and there a two weeks' Property Be Cundy's Harbor, Most delightful route to Jamestown visit in Auburn and with modern dwelling, stable*, wharves, tuberculosis bacilli la is every reason for store, Exposition. Direct service a danger sec- general satisfac- has as her guest, her sister. Mrs. W. Shown etc.,etc ill fell either place to right parties, ond to and tion that so an amount and I can convince tbe BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA , none/' pointed out: It large of un- Ranatron of the abovementioned city. ' buyer of tbe advance in used Next Week values in tlve minute*. Gocd r» a>uii for may be and money is being brought Into use- Mrs. W. Hunt contemplates a visit selling. Br*l route to Jrr%+y o««! Knorl*. Ac* Interesting Instructive, that ful circulation. ta her former coinnimtatloiia ami cuWInr umurptwrd. Schlossmann has joined hands The farmer is not. home in Pittsflehl in FRANK RIDLEY, fcebasco, Maine bend for booklet. as a the near General Store. with Von Behring In the belief thv. rule, a speculator and none of future. Groceries, Provisions, Fish, Ice, Fishing Outfits. all his A. M. Graham, Apt. Jas Barry, Agt. tuberculosis, at whatever age it funds are now going into nn* Boston, Ma«s. Providence, R.I. makes Its appearance, is due to tuber- wholesome investment. Conservatism W. P. Passenger Traffic Turner, Mgr. cle bacilli Introduced into the cn the part of his bankers meets his WILLIAM N. General Offices: Baltimore, Md. body BEAL&, Sebasco, Maine through the intestines during the hearty and growing aiffrroval and, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS milk-drinking period of life." along lines of most careful manage- Sebasco CoattftciMe Steamers Nathan Straus said: "With the d* ment for protection of the deposi- Canned Goods, Meats, Produce, Etc. Ice and Fish Order* Delivered at Sebasco and structlon of the tubercle bacilli In the tor's interests, lies the future success Small Point. ' have acres milk it can be safely declared that of this, as of all sound banking plans. CA T 40<» of the finest cottage lota on Rert V, v_/_L X 2\ \JT A j Ijv/ 1 U or near the shore. Tbe Mtsmer Selaseodego New York's tuberculosis record wouij —Technical World Morrison, employed on tug Cu- Magazine. from Portland land* at tn.s propeity every day in summer, w n ail tbe leading resorts of Casco New York city, there 87,767 new Why Arc price soars, Buy. Direct Railways Elect rifled. to a Line new Ileitis coat of cases of ings paint, greatly tuberculosis of the lungs, and The At the Stecir.boat Fast modem steamships of the final arguments for the electri- adding to their appearance. W. N. BEALS, Harrswell Uctirg, Sebasco, Maise tuberculosis of all kinds caused 47,- Distance Portland Line sail from Franklin fication of a steam railroad are re- Miss Sadie Ridley, who has been Long Telephone 831 deaths, which was over 13 percent Wharf to 1 duction in operation costs and in- teaching the primary school at Cun- New York without of the total deaths from all causes, crease of dv's. and Miss Emma and brother on at 10 a. earning capacity of tho • change, Mondays in., and 28 per cent, of these victims were Walter, who attended the grammar present tracks. There are, of course, L. WALLACE Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur- under 25 years of age. school. are home again for summer va- several incidental advantages accru- Oakhurst Island at 6.30 this "But this will on cat ion. days p. in., making slaughter go until ing from the use of electricity as mo- Mrs. Me. BUILDER short in every mother knows that It a Chas. Morrison returned Cundy'ft Harbor, BOAT delightful, Pea-trip about Is crime tiva power which are of considerable Thursday night*from a few in MRH, V. M. UARLI.Nd, SEBASCO, MAINE hours. No summer to give her child raw milk, and until days Prop. twenty-two importance, although it is difficult to Gorham. She was the health accompanied by We have facilities for launches tour without it. Full authorities recognize that evaluate them In building complete dollars and cents. Miss liHle Hlalsdell of Small Point. f onts of all kindsat their first Is to the Boarding and lodging in one of the fln- and pleasure abort information at wharf duty prevent peo- In this we Miss the { office. category may Include teacher in this dis- t*l spots in Ca.«co Fine oak grove notion. Nothing but the Hnest of ma- ple, practically all of whom use raw Bay. H. A. three: First, the smaller wear and trict. passed the greater part of last with boating, hathing and fishing privi- terials used in our work. Installation of CLAY, Agent to subsist a i a for Lorier milk, trying upon diet of tear on thf tracks, structures and week as the guest of Mrs. W. Hutch- lege*. Open Jane 15 to Kept. 15. Rate* engines specialty. Agent week. of sea Gasolene Kngine. Rerairing of consumption germs.** roadbed, due to the In gs. f8 per Plenty food*, parts I absence of the rob etc. will receive attention. P. W. has a new Bto vegetables, milk, | prompt A House With Walls of Wind. lateral swaying and vertical hammer- Ridley 5-horse- A Unique Clock. ing caused power motor boat, whose speed is A. son by partially reciprocating Percy !l(irkcfp||prt of Wil- claiming considerable attention at In the barber at the parts of the steam Sec- SKOLFIELD COTTAGE liam R*>ckefellcr and a of shop Ten locomotive. It nephew present. may lie the writer'* priv- HARRINGTON COTTAGE Mrs. John Eyck hotel, in Albany, said a travel- ond. the elimination of smoke, under A. A.SKOLFIELD, Prop. D. Rockefeller. In building a ilege to soon see the small craft and MRS. H. E. HARRINGTON, man. at the Nell certain such as from Prop. Cundy't Harbor, Mo country home In Connecticut which •* ing house, there Is a conditions, those thus get and give a better the New descrip- Can accomodatate a few boarders with unlike clock which causes no end of amuse- York Central tunnel ap- tion. Cundy't Harbor, Main* any other ever planned. Per- good family table. Plenty of fresh *ea ment. It Is so proach to the New York Is Accommodation** for inmmrr boarder* hapn the mo»t extraordinary feature arranged that the terminus. food and comfortable room*. Right at tha a in homelike surrounding*. Good table, bead of the of a hands mark and revolve In ex very compelling argument, and Proverb*. steamboat landing. It U confined air space In the time, Contradictory llandy to *bore and steamers. Kate* on the further reduces the maintenance of has wall*, forming a non-conductor ot sctly opposite direction and man- "Every proverb Its opposite," application. the ner from a normal clock's. rolling stock by making the ne- growled the me a heat, cold or molnture. The air space, First- cynic. "Quote pro- year and cessity of car-liody and verb that are it la paid, will make the houne warmer legislators others new to painting says girls fickle and I'M the when cleaning less frequent. Third, the another one in winter, cooler In summer and dryer place, thejr enter the bar- quote you that says they WIL80N BROS. ber greater facility of train movement, are all the year around than shop. Invariably stand gazing at true. Orr's Me. any otner which Island, It with an air of results from the simplicity of "'Out of Rl'ILDKM man** home, rich or It In complete mystifica- sight, out of mind.' he OP |»oor. aaid tho may tion for some control; greater readiness for true. If It that if all the windows and little time. Then they Is, 'Absence makes the doom service—no time Ytchtt and Motor Boats turn to some one need be consumed heart fonder' la a Launchct, were cloned on a hot summer air and ask some such grow lie. day. In " Of K»»fjr ! as: "Is getting np steam, taking coal, or In haste ami llesrtlptlnn bfing Introduced only through the question that twisted or am Marry repent at leis- Yard* cleaning flres; and a and shop* at Orr's Me. IT" The effect on greater factor ure* would be all Island, basement, the temperature would-he varying different right but for 'Happy B« st of guaranteed. Fast of reliability In the locomotive unit, workmanship from 15 to 20 person* keeps the barber Id an Is the wooing that's not long models or heavy *«agoing boat*. degrees lower lnsid<* the shop the a-dolng.' Ag«*nts by elimination of fire, boiler, for all make* of ga«olene He house than without.—New Intermittent state of laughter .*vnd "They aay 'A rolling stone gathers engines. York high preasure steam pipes, etc.—En- sure and g«t our prices before World. merriment It Is not uultl the cus- no mom,' and In the next breath ordering gineering Magazine. they boats of any description. Prompt deliv- tomer mounts Into one of the chairs add that 'A sitting hen gathers no ery. Be*t of references. Passing Beliefs. sr.d faces the mirror wall before him feathers.' that he understates Following Ortbr*. "There is honor Read the famous usually the rea among thlev®s.' chapter In Victor Tiio son for having the cloc« built on the editor of the Independence Well and good. But. 'Set a thief to SHAYLOR Water Hugo's "Shakespeare" about the pre- ENGRAVING CO. Outfits reverse principle.—tis Star found It necessary to warn a catch a thief.' Reconcile those two 340 Middle at.. Portland Pumping cise knowledge of the world and the Dlspa'ch. careless reporter to write un- proverbs If you want fiaseftnt unirerse as nothing can."—New York If you nice deep ruts and the kind Engint Supplies Imparted by the philoso- less Phonograph ss a Witness. he absolutely knew It to be cor- Press. that print well and with the lea*t trouble, MTiyiCTNM GMIUNTIEO phers and learned men of and us a trial Oreece, rect. Later In tho day the reporter just give order. We make draw- you will wonder how the science of The as a ings to Illustrate phonogrsph witness In the handed In a newspapers, pamphlet*, 8. D. Thorndike Machine this society Item as follows: Dtmtnd Less Than letter* heads, sic. G*. country will be regarded by the law courts was bound to come sooner Suuply. cards, PORTLAND PIFH "It Is rumored that Mrs. Smith, who Servant Maid —1 left my last Tel. 1774-1; House, l«ft-2. men of 2500 A. D. or Ister and It did so the other place day In claims to reside on 8outh Chestnut beranse I couldn't ! Telephone 2215 You smile get enough to eat. at odd medical prescrip- Brussels. A lawyer of that had city street, gave a so-called dinner party Master—You won't And that the tions. Here Is one of the seventeenth been case continually annoyed by the noises to a number of her does alleged friends. here. My wife the an I century: Karthworms slit and cleans- of hammering, etc.. In an Iron cooking, foundry Mrs. Smith asserts that they all had there Is always a lot left after COSDES CAFE ed and cut In pieces and a In bis near every chopped, neighborhood. Finding that a good time. In tho meal CHARLES W. COROES mess of progressive Megg*ndorfer Blatter. FOR made SALE good pottage thereof complaints wers unavailing, he brought euchre feature which followed the 489 with oatmeal and water and eaten mstter At farm honno ConjCTeM St., Portland by the Into court. But before do- dinner Chebeaga* Inland, | Mrs. Brown, who claims to be Ths Defence of Credit. I them that have the black so and 19 acren of Adjoining be (imoo* I^niffllow man* Jaundice, ing he placed a phonogrsph In bis the ntable, land, high- wife of Postmaster Brown, was Credit Is sn essential part of trad- •Ion. Poor floors, 12 private doth perfectly cure them thereof, library for one wbole When est on I diningrooma. dsy. the successful."—Kansas City Times. ing. nay more. It Is an eanentlal poiut inland, npring water, though It Is never so long rooted. This case came before the Fourth part beintifal honno Chamber of present day political grovon, recently Is true and hath been tbe economy. It very often.lmes be produced phonograph and set three fire Mrs. C. A. It Is calculated that London pro- Is as necessary for the man who car- remodeled, open placed, Roger* proved." Yet we read In a contempo- going the specially prepared cylinder hard wood duces SS,000 tons of soot yearly, ries on a small tailoring haslnesa as floor*. East CM ChitaiKH Itlni Mi. rary that the thyroid gland of a aheep An uproar and din aa from the forge which would be worth as fertiliser for the government which an Fine for some one. Accommodation* for board- an excellent to stimulate men was rules bargain twratj-flT* Is thing of Vulcan the result, and the In- er*. with con- about $225,000. There are always Empire. Therefore, there Is nothing Price $4000. Larg*. airy room*, every and women to "curiosity and a de- genious lawyer won his case "band* venience. Fin* table. Bathing, Beating fifty tons of soot suspended above fundamentally wrong In a credit Addreaa care Casco sire to study."—Boston Herald. down."—London Chronicle. sys- Bay Breeze, and Flabin*. Rat*a on application. London In the form of smoke. tem.—Men's Wear. Box 212, Portland, Me. Opan Juna 90to IS The First Jump Mining Co. Washington and Corham, N. H. POPULAR SCIENCE NATURE PROVIDES FOR From a recent Successful experiments hsTe been SICK WOMEN mp.de of an made In Toulon to use In assay gulls #lace a more root* of carrier potent remedy in thJ average sample of pigeons. They bare this and herbs of the field than was ever ported ore Hncb as advantage—that, unlike pigeons, they produced from drugs. 1 are we ar« qow always ready to fly, even in the In the Rood old-fashioned dkys of get- fiercest storm. our tiug to grandmothers few drugs were ready ship used in medicines and Ljflia E. it was found to of Many other substances Pinkhatn. Lynn. Mass.. fin her contain possess of roots snd herbs arid their $2.00 in sweetness, some to a much study greater power over disease disioveaed and gold, 14 ounces degree than cane sugar. Anions gave to the women of the A'orld a of silver valne at these may be mentioned saccharine remedy for their peculiar ills more $9.10 and and dulcin. It is 69% computed that sac- potent and efficacious triau any charine is lend value total 500 times as sweet as su- combination of drugs. ( LYDIA E. PINKHAM value, gar, and that one part of it will Im- allowing part sweetness to only .03 cents a 70,000 times its weight of water. LydiaE. Vegetable Compound for is an honest, triedPinkh^m's and tru4 of pound lead remedy unquestionable therapeutic value. 52.50. During its record of m<>re than its list of actual The use of thirty j*ears. long special steels for rivets cures of those serious ills peculiar to women, entitles Lydia E. Pinkham's was the subject of a communication Vegetable Compound to respect and confidence of every fair minded Fir i Shirt Tin to ttye Tils the Paris Academy of Sciences person and every thinking woman. lately M. G. When women are troubled with or Stick Cai Be Had by Charpy. A syste- irregular painful functions, weakness, ulceration or matic study of the thermal and me- displacements, inflammation, backache, flatulency, general or nervous Fir 15 Cuts i Shan chanical properties of various alloys debility. indigestion prostration, they should remember there Is one tried and true E. Pink- J. W. of steel has led to the use of a remedy, Lydia PHILLIPS chrome ham's Vegetable Compound. Fiscal nickel steel for rivets, the Agent, strength No other remedy in the country has such a record of cures of Beverly, Mass. of which is 2.5 times that of ills the female and thousands of women residing in every part of the United Mascot Silver Lead Mine. Corham. N. H. metal usually employed for this pur- States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pink- pose, and this without the need of ham's Vegetable compound and what it has done 'or them. any special precautions in Mrs Pinkham in* ites all sick women to write her for advice. She has BOLT YOUR FOOD. practical use.—Engineer. guided thousands to health. For twenty-five years she has been advising sick women free of charge. She is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E Pink- Science as Preached in ham and as her assistant for years before her decease advised under her loth Tt'ephrnes. Agencj for Uniiortal Laundry. Ordors Takai for lobslors andFUh Washington Consul-General W. R. Upsets Grandmothers Halloway, immediate direction. Address, Lynn, Mass. Teachings. of Halifax, says that the Canadian "Don't chew your meat, bolt It." is commercial agent at Manchester. the startling advice of Dr. Harvey \V. England, reports an invention at that place for soft coal Good Location for a Doctor. Wiley, chief chemist of the U. S. gov- depriving of its Trefethen & Swett Co. most ernment. objectionable feature by ab- Two young physicians were ex- stracting the oils said to This statement was amplified by produce the changing news for the first time since and PROVISIONEBS the following explanation: smoke, calling the resulting arti- their graduation from the medical cle "coalite." which is "Flesh animals never something like school. **IPIMPLES tried all klnda of blood I*ar41«< which hllM eating chew Wholesalers and to do me any but I foand the Retailer* of coke in appearance, and which can be "I was good rich* thing their food. They bolt It. Man by surprised when I heard you at lut Mr faee «u fall of pimplet and blaek- furnished at ktkda. After C»'»r»ti they til left. I ch< his one-third the present settled at one taking wing meat makes it indigesti Beech Hill," said to the continuing th* u»» of them and recommending cost of coal. Five them to fire n and Domestic Groceries, Yacht and ble. The saliva mixed acres of land near other, "I've heard my frten-la. I feel when I ri»« the Imputed Hotel, Fancy Family Supplies with the meat laughing. always morn Inc- Hop* to have a chance to recom me ad Manchester have been forms an alkaline. Before purchased, and it spoken of as such a sub- CftlCftTtlS." the meat healthy Fred C Wltten W Elm St.. Newark. X. J. All Kinds cf Poulti y and Fancy Came In Season large works will be erected for lis urb. I can be digested that alkaline must be wondered if you'd find any pa- neutralized. production. tients there." K!»pecial attention I* given to parkins: perishable goods so that they will Chewing mechanically 1 dear arrive in condition. Is a good thing, for it breaks up the "My man," said his classmate, perfect M. Baylac, a French meat, but practically it is a bad physiologist, earnestly, "it is a healthy suburb, but has just reported on an exhaustive it is 130-132 Commercial Stteet, Portland, Maine thing, for it makes it hard to digest. also the stronghold of football; study of oysters both from the Of Is ocean every family has its and Hea.i of Portland I'it-r. The old course, chewing beneficial when automobile, Ryan & Kelsey Store. and inclosed seas, undertaken to de- eating starchy substances." there never was such a place before termine whether there was any foun- for Dr. Wiley, laying down a formula giving children's parties. I'm do- dation for the idea that the bivalves for a century of life, said: ing splendidly, thank you."—Youth's were Infected by the typhoid and oth- "Kat plenty of good wholesome Companion. er poisonous germs and were the food. Sleep the sleep of innocence, Pteaeant. Palatable Potent TaiteOiwl TV>Oood. Mrs. William A. Trufant William A. Trufant means of causing serious illness in He»er Sicken. W»ak'i or Orlpe. Ilf. Sc. Me. Se»M that is eight hours of peaceful, rest- While You Are Getting Warm. Bold In bulk. Tlie c»nnine tablet atarr.ped C C C. Hamilton'* who eat ear* I the Pojtoffict Landing. rhclifoRne people them. He concluded Qiaranifel to or your money back. Opp. Inland, Maine. ful sleep In every twenty-four hours There is enough that the typhoid microbe by no means explosive energy in Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or N.Y. J95 Chebeaeuo "Take plenty of exercise. Do not a grateful of coal, if it could be liber- Island. Maine I'artie* can isccu e i>lca»urt l>oats of all infccted the oyster. In the rare ANNUAL TEN kinds (or all make it too violent. ated and to SALE. MILLION BOXES occasion*, alto Naphtha cases where the oyster absorbed the controlled, hurl a 1,000- Boarders can have home like accomo- Ixnnchts capable ol carrying twenty pas- "Don't be afraid of a pound a dation here with fight. Fight germ through pollution of the projectile through foot of sol- large, airv chambers. «*>ng«rs with experienced men io charge. oyster on with all your energy when id steel. Rut can no ex- Rates application. Open June JO to Row boats to let at reasonable fighting, beds it eliminated it again in a there be charges. day ■■■■ To convince any 20. Wharf to but the moment the is foi- or plosion witihout oxygen, and the coal B ■ ■ Sept. Privileges let. fight over, two when transferred to pure s^a B ■ woman t h a t l'ax- L Iff b b tin« get It. The man who carries envy ami water or when in the prate will not burn faster than Antiseptic will removed from the Ikt hatred to his bed the of air Improve health is bound to die water supply which reaches it will ■ IH and do all we altogether. ■ claim young."—Washington correspondent IK'rmlt. If the coal could bo furnished ■•^■^■forlt. We will send her free a trial all at once absolutely larjjo HAMILTON <& of the New York Journal. with enough air to effect tx>x of I'axtlue with book of instruc- GRANNELL FOK COAST DEFENSE. tions and its complete combustion, it would ex- genuine testimonials. Send Chebeague'9 And Best StocKed your name and address on a postal card. Largest plode with as great violence as if it Grocery and Provision Store Moon Warn Torn From the Earth. Plans Fop \ow Fourtecn-Inrb Calibre were so much York of the bent at lowest cash dynamite.—New Evervthlng prices. Our Meat Dept. is always well stocked. Gun Now Completed. DAYTIME Our teams se< In Professor World. visit all tiou* of the island several timet daily to collect and deliver or- Harper's. Pickering. «»i ders. We want vour trade and will and try please von Remember our location- Harvard, writes of the origin of ilv The War Department has com- rAAIIWt Hamilton's Landing, fee»,:vis. such as nasal catarrh Cbebeague. moon. He holds that the moon was pleted plans for a new of Antiquated Employment. pelvic type four- catarrh anil liiflainiii.nl.«n caused by Icim- originally a |»art of the Earth, ami teen-inch-calibre gun, which will be "Can't you find any work at all?" nine ills; s«>re eyes sore throat and mouth, dlreet lo-al treatment. Its cur- was cast off when In a added to the sir: but wants by nehulons condi- existing ccast defense "Plenty. everybody ative |k>w«t over these troubles is extra- tion from a point somewhere in what system. Work on the new weapon.4 references from me last employer." ordinary and Ifives immediate relief. Thousands of w< m<-n are and reo we now call the Pacific will be commenced at tho "Can't you pet them?" using A. E. ocean. The Watervliet omtiK-ndlnfc it every day. 60 cants at PINKHAM results of this are Interesting: Arsenal at an early date. It has not "No, sir. He's been dead twenty- dniirjri^tso-by mail. Kem«-mbcr, however, IT f'OSTS YOU NOTIIINO TO TRY IT. SOUTH "If it is as here vet been Bits. ; HARPSWELL. MAINE true, suggested, determined, however, says eight years!"—Illustrated TI1K K. I'AXTOX CO.. Ihwtuu, Mas*. f we owe our STAHLKS AT that continents and aceati- Harper's Weekly whether the guns M beds to the moon, then the will be of the FITS.St. Vitus'Danro :X«>rvou* Diseases per ERRICON EAG HOUSE OCEAN VIEW HOUSE human rac» ordinary built-up steel or manently cured by I>r. Klin.-** tireat Nerve owes far more to that body than w»> forged type of the more mod- AUBURN COLONY Re*t«>r«-r. trial bottle Jtnd treatise free. THE daisy fly killer fleet roT* all th# fern wire-wound H»r« tad affurdf comfort have ever before placed to its credit. construction. Dr. II. R. Kbii.-. 1>1 ,W1 ArrhSt.. Phila., Pa. lortrry Home la dintn* room The finest livery and stable* This new while »rcpin( room boarding in Cnaco Bay. If the moon had not been formed at all. gun, fully two •m*! »H places Our three stables * are to handle all tbc busi- Inches in and France have b*-rr li>t tr« ness equipped or if It had carried the larger calibre than the reg- Spain agreed to (ro of this and we are away whole Dblrmai. place prepared to furnish ulation coast tennis with careful drivers of the terrestrial crust, our Earth defense gun of the first build, wltihln the next ten years, three m*l, ul at any hour of the day or •111 not mil or will be smaller night. Expressing and moving of nit Kinds rcceive would then have been en- grade, in every other trans-Pyrrenean railways, passing tnjute anything. and completely Try ikrm one* pr< mpt careful attention. Have all measurement and n*T- jour bag- veloped in Its oceans, as may be the of lighter weight. through Puigcerda, Somport and aivl Ton will gage checked in care of A. K. rr without Pinkham. Baggage The Intention is toconstruct a Salou. Master, South Maine. case with the planet Venus at the weapon th»-m. If no< krp| Harps well, with a and br r> m| present time. Our race could then range striking force equal to the I'lant l.lnrdrrnn II \ROI.D II* kbit a. T. hardly have advanced beyond the in present standard twelve-inch Trl|». w«..tfn|lt«. gun,, but which Nova Scotia, Breton, Wince Ed- telligenc* of the present deep-sea fish. 1 will greatly exceed Cape ward Inland or New loundlnnd. "One If You Caaaot Co. Writ* Today lo the limited life of that gun. If on the other hand, the moon had Night at J'ea," or Six I)a)V Cruise of 1400 The expensive twelve-inch now been of but a fraction of its present gun mile* lor f!8.00. Commenting June lis In use will not be steamer* ienve Commercial \V PELTON PIANO CO. Littlefield & Grocers hulk, or if it had been a little larger displaced by the hiirf, B«wton, Co., new at noon and for Hali- Fit hat of a|*rtal hamln* our fourteen-lnch gun, but the new Tuesday* Saturday:* 109-111 Commercial Portland and Peak'* than it is. continents would have fax, Bawkesbury, Charlottetown. Send in tivrlirht I'Unix. N«-arl> St., Island, He. typo will be supplied whenever there • II mak*« t»> wln-l fr"tn. tx>en greatly diminished In area, and otamp for illustrated booklet "Canadian I.ittlv book 1-1 i.ji are additions to the our numbers decimated, or our lands defenses. It is Gemi," maps, etc., to A. W. Perbv, Uen. •♦•tit to*. !.«.•• rte ■ WHOLESALE AND a ml twni«lu >Vwl'.nvlatw). RETAIL insisted by tho that Mgr., Commercial harf, Boston. over populated." department tho haixo >«l au) wlirrr. first coat of the new gun will be con- fTrii v/n ra^rvv vv/ *4^ rry lion DV., DOM OS GROCERIES, MEATS, AND PROVISIONS siderably less than that of the twelve- Nickel and bismuth have the pe- culiar OF ALL KINDS Tidiness Incarnate. inch gun, while the addition to the properties of expanding as they life of the weapon will result in ctill cool. Nr.:-; Until French Water We make a of quite recently girls I further increased Thompson's Eye specialty supplying Hotels. Cottages, 8cho< ncrs 1 economy. aud rarely joined In outdoor sports. But of Yachting Parties. In tact we Lave in our everything line. late they have taken to emulating their Order Teams visit all of Peak's Island several parts times daily. Kngllsh and American sisters In this Aeronautic School* in Kuropc. respect. They have been reproached, A livelier interest in Our Prices are First aerial naviga- Right—Prompt Service—'Everything Class however, for dressing unsuitably. ThU tion. both for diversion and for mili- by <10 means signifies unbecomingly. tary purposes, has been felt in France For the French city or woman, notably than in any other country. Man.' The the Parlslenne, Is always tidiness in- people there own balloons of the old NEW PERFECTION rarnate. Hut their makeup for outdoor fashioned type (mere drifting gaj fxeiflw In never manly, It bags), with various modern on though may improve- Ash C«fc<> H.n\'h oe as a Point most and *se perfectly "workmanlike" a* that ments, few possess self-pro- Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove lemiifii) shore. jf the English girl. Neither will her pelled airships of one kind or anoth- L. H. So. hair ever be disheveled or her belt j er. Owing to the increasing interest 5PAULDING, Marpiwell, moved out of An in this a school was Me. place. Englishwoman pursuit started The recently confessed that, as she strug- in Paris more than a year ago to give different A. instruction in George Greene gled through the ever windy streets of the construction and Oil Stove American Lunch use of Long Island. Main* Dairy Paris, feeling extremely untidy and airships. From a consular re- D. J. MacDONALD clutching at her hat In frantic despair, port received In Washington a few ARCnUBCT & BUILDER 180 Middle weeks it The St.. Portland, Maine. the Parlslennes she met looked per- ago, appears that a similar improved Wotk a Cotttfp Hfwcialtjr. I)mlgn'r »ml Nearly opposite the postafllce fectly composed, unruffled, unfiushed. Institution Is to be opened in Chem- Oil Stove hutidcr of •frrim nea winl fnrt uni*i{r« from Milk, Cream, etc, fresh dairy 80 In their will nitz. CJermany, noct May. A conrse h«t imair* gtvrn Ml litn*-. sports they always ap- | cbr-rrfuily any farm of dally. Best food, quickest ser- pear gracefully calm and cool. "They extending through a single year is Gives best results. reasonable Visit us vice, prices manage these things well in France."— contemplstrd. At Ant It will relate when Id town. Reduces fuel ex- / Fred S. Bellman. only to balloons, but It Is to be ex- Purrington tended to * North Harp wall. M«. aeroplanes also when pense. A working Chandler's Military onouth useful models of the second flame at the touch of the U PLEASURE YACHTS class have been supplied. Band and Orchestra match. "Blue Flame" means the hottest flame of nil | attrrn* from 12 to AO bnllt and Home atriklng curious The successive divisions of ft.. combination (if musicians from population instruc- flnl«li»#e of and now ascensions, carefally performed. responsibility ae|f. which reaches a million sou In a meteorological Tb* or own observations, ascents Jobbing, repairing altering promptly rvupect that hla clothes do not Xrar. la leaving more rural district* alone, ascents with attended to. Invest him with—In the caae of driv- passengers, methods of Lamp depopulated The natural Increaiie haa landing and the of Eayo rate—and application The CHEBEAQUE ISLAND. ME. ers, at any general experi- declined from 7.28 per thonaand In airships. ft clear, steady light. Fitted with a tuition for a year's course Is gives ence ha proven that the garbing of 1901 to 8.1 In 1906. In the $00 burner. Made of brass flourishing or latest improved W. the men In. uniform haa been marks, 9143. H. BOWfcX, PoatofTW. Cbrbeagnc produc- Industrial districts there la aome pro- and nickeled. lalaad Soorralr Htorr«-IWt line of ts e of better work Island much than would prenyl re Increaae. bnt In the rnral throughout beautifully and Fay Poaial Card*. VN> bar* Every lamp warranted. Suitable for library, Jo«t hav* been forthcoming had they been provlncra, like The sea-level canal from Marseille what yon want In C«nd1e«, all •» met *ort. Indon Oil. OOMPANV OR NSW Period lea la— Poblle cost of STANDARD TON* Library. matic News. Olobe. 113.703.000. iMortofatHi the early part of July for the season. Utile and seem SUMMMERIN6 AT GHEBEA6UE. cottage to be enjoy- Mrs. W. A. McCandless and family Mr. C. A. Rogers of ing life In general. of Dorchester. St. Louis opened their cottage at Mass.. was a few MISS KATHARINE M. CRABTREE, spending days last One of the late arrivals on the la- the Auburn colony on Thursday of week with his wife, Mrs. C. A. land Is last THE TO Rogers Mrs. Varney of Manchester, week. Dr. McCandless will come ARTIST, SPEND THE at the John P. Hamilton homestead N. H... who will a few weeks here to join his SEASON HERE. spend fsmlly about the last at the East End. The house, which Is at the Ridge House. of July. ▼ery pleasantly situated on the ex* Will Devote Mrs. N. H. Hamilton a few H. O. Slmonton of Free Two Days Each Week treme east end of the Is spent port is An Island. to be with Suit days relatives In freight agent at the for conducted as a Cumberland Harpswell Wharf Buy Claaa Work. summer boarding laat here. Outing week. He is to have entire house by Mrs. Rogers, and her super- Miss Katharine M. Crabtree of Cam- capa- Mr. vision of all and bilities are Silas Hamilton and also baggage freight on too well known to be ques- family, this line. bridge. Mass.. accompanied by her tioned. his son. Mr. Fred Hamilton all of He commenced his duties Mrs. mother. N. E. Crabtree of New- Portland are at their summer Monday last. Services at the Methodist quarters For York, arrived on the island Thursday church near the steamer each are landing. last, and are at the "Villa." Miss Crab- Sunday as follows: Morning PORTLAND, JUNE 12. service. 10.30 a. to tree Is an artist of note, her m.. be followed specialty The world famous & being watercolors. Ftor ten she by Sunday school. Evening service Forepaugh years at Sells Bros.' circus is to be $5.00 •was 7 p. m. The pastor. Rev. Mr. exhibited drawing teacher in the public in Portland Cool and Abbott extends a cordial Invitation July 12, giving perform- comfortable, Just what yon need for schools of New Bedford, and for two ances both for all visitors to So. afternoon and this years served in the same in attend the services. HarpsweQ evening. kind of a Two capacity This circus has been weather, Piece Suit, well tai- the The Ice cream always greeted Normal school at Lock Haven. Pa. parlors of R. H. with audiences in Cleaves will be large here, and this lored, dark and During the winter months Miss Crab- given careful attention year will light patterns. The greatest suit this be no exception to that rule. tree was at the summer by Mrs. Delia The Harpswell Yacht Club's Several value you ever principal watering Hamilton, float- new and startling features are have seen. places of St. who Is to be in of the ing wharf has been Florida. Jacksonville, charge same, placed In the promised and the usual fine street while the water for Augustine and Smyrna being visited. cooking department will be the summer. During the parade will take under the place. Portland will At these resorts she secured many supervision of Mrs. Cleaves winter it is pulled up on the beach no doubt be and her thronged with visitors fine specimens, all of which were dis- mother. to keep the ice from destroying it. from all the principal surrounding posed of as soon as The lumber Mr. completed. has arrived on the site Oseolo Currier of Newark, N. J., towns. The usual large number of It is her to of land at purpose paint many of the Merriam property at stopped at his cottage here a few- bay attendants will be out in force. the delightful nooks and shore scenes East End for the large cottage which days last week to install a new gaso- Remember the date. July 12. offered and the Is to be here, In early part of erected by Mr. Merrlam's syn- line engine in his launch in place of Blue Suits at she dicate. July may devote two days of each the steam engine. Mr. Currier will SUMMER SCHEDULE Serge 8UNDAY. week for outdoor class work. She Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Needham of return here with his family during would be hear The Casco Bay Steamboat Co. an- pleased to from anyone Hudson. Mass.. accompanied by their July to summer In their cottage which and no doubt will have nounce the opening of their summer interested, daughter. Miss Bertha, arrived here tjhey have occupied for many years at schedule on all their different routes many pupils. on the Maquoit Thursday afternoon the colony. Sunday. June 30. This also includes last, going direct to their new sum- Charles Douglas has recently pur- the new landings at South MOST ENJOYABLE CRUISE. mer home on Sunset Road. chased a new naphtha launch which Harpswell, Tuesday and Just as soon as the wharves at they were joined Mr. D. B. he intends to use In by Need- his Ashing busi- are from first ham of ness. Chebeague completed, the com- $9.95 (Continued Page.) Kewtonville. Mass.. father of Mr. pany will add this island to the The summer Needham. who is to remain for a Mrs. great Suit, looks wears George Page of New York route. The time-table has been care- better, men short outing. The are naving a most enjoyable family busily City arrived at on better and is more trip, Harpswell Tuesday fully arranged and the company are comfortable for this time and the weather engaged getting the ar- last, and is now of the conditions were furnishing at her beautiful cot- going to give their patrons excellent most ranged. and when year than favorable. In years past it completed they will tage at the Auburn Colony. After service. any suit yon could was have one of the possibly get. Fall their unfortunate luck to have prettiest summer the 4th of July Mrs. Page's family homes on the island. Mr. and line of the fine weave or foggy weather with frequent showers. Mrs. will also come for the season. Oswego the medium Needham were weight, Those in the cruise de- always active In the RIVERTON PARK NOW OPEN. participating James t^ebee Is confined to the at a clared It the social affairs at the High Crest each special valae, 39.95 best ever, and high were house with an The season at this resort season, so attack of the grip. We popular Is the words of of the there is every reason to now on praise efficiency are glad to report that Mr. Lebee Is and the warm weather we are of expect they will entertain the committee in charge, and able extensively now Is the here the rapidly recovering from his Illness enjoying responsible for direction of Commodore All during summer. Dyer. and will be able to be about in a throngs of people to be seen here, were jur. ana .Mrs. yachts entered by classes, and Sweetser of Wakefield, short time. afternoons and evenings. At the the prizes of racing pennants, which Mass.. are here at the summer summer theater here J. home. The cottage of Dr. F. B. Mandeville W. Gorman irere blue, red and white, were award- "The Outlook." on Suset is Road. of N. presenting the light opera. "Mas- ed to those are Newark. J., has recently been winning in their respec- They always among the first of cotte." The music of Trousers newly painted white, the work delightful Welt the Outing tive classes. summer colony to and being this is Goodyear arrive, opera being well rendered, and finished on Saturday last. Repairs Thursday afternoon the first run usually they remain until the latter the and is have been made on the costuming staging of a was made to Potts Harbor, the wind part of September. Interior and order. is in high being The everything readiness for the ar- very light. winners were: Mr and Mrs. F. S. of Mon- Second O'Grady rival of Dr. Mandeville and famlly class. Conomo. 1st. Gwendo- treal. Can., arrived for Saturday an about the first of How to I'm CaaaM Foods. $1.98. Shoos, July. $1,98 and lyn 2nd. Clique 3rd. In the extended sojourn at the Hamilton A Do not use the In third class the Burgomaster was the Villa. This barge loaded with coal finished liquor the can of 500 of Summer is their first visit to pair Large from only one to finish and was awarded Cnebeague. unloading last Friday for Arthur H. peas. The peas ^vlll taste fresher If shipments Palmer at are dark or first pennant. Friday morning a Harpswell Landing. they opened an hour or two before Pants, light col- Helen, the young daughter of Mr. Brockton factories. Each practice race was sailed through Mark Fred O. Watson. of the Pro- they are wanted and are rinsed and and Mrs. Walter Curlt, will be admit- Judge ors, value at Island passage, rounding Webster's bate Court at and his are allowed to stand in the exceptional ted to one of the Portland Auburn, wife, air. All is Rock which is just inside of Half hospitals joined 'Mrs. Mrs. canned are the $3 kind. Al- this ./eek. where the Neil. Watson's foods improved by being $3.00. Special here at pair and young child will at 'Way Rock, through Harpswell mother, their cottage on left for an hour or undergo treatment for hip dislocation. Friday open two before Sound to Long Cove, a distance of 14 last. The Watson were $1.98. ways here at Last week the child was examined family tbey are served. They should never $1.98. nautical miles. Some of the by the earliest racing and among arrivals at Harps- be allowed to was physicians, her left hip was stand after they are exciting, and the final winners well. and the season found to be enjoy at the In the can 'were: dislocated, which has been o|>ened in which they are Second class. Conomo 1st. the beautifully situated cottage near the Men and Wear." case ever since birth. It will put up. "Everything Boys Clique 2nd, and Thalia 3rd. while in boat the be necessary to a landings throughout summer. the third class the put plaster cast, Burgomaster was on Pinkham the child which must be worn for Ralph has recovered from How to Preeerve the Trrtk. again the only one to finish. On Sat- his recent three years to Insure illness of the measles, The best to a run was made permanent cure. way preserve the teeth Is urday from Long which confined him to the Mrs. Edith W. Stenhouse house for to use lukewarm water and brush them Cove to Mere Point, also a distance of and fam- a of couple of weeks. He spent a few AMERICAN 14 ily arrived here two or three times a It is CLOTHING while Philadelphia. Pa., most CO. the miles, winners were days with friends at day. Thursday last. The Portland last Clique 1st. Conomo 2nd. and Gwendo- family have week Important to use a soft brush for the rented H. W. before returning to work. 2BB MIDDLE lyn 3rd. In the third class the win- Bowen's cottage and are purpose. Many folks injure their teeth ST., PORTLAND, ME. to remain the entire AD HARPSWELL ner was Bobs II.. which won over season. Mrs. hard and inferior Frank L of irrevocably by using the Burgomaster. On Stenhouse was accompanied from Bailey Woodfords, Me., Saturday even- | bristles. Precipitated chalk is an ex- Adams Philadelphia. Pa., Mrs. John M. spent Sunday with his grandparents ing Capt. entertained on board by cellent medium to use for the Ash and children are here. purpose, .the Bonnie Doom, which practically who also mem- bers of the while carbolic tooth will ..closed the festivities of the cruise. summer colony. The Ash Mrs. John P. Thomas and Miss powder keep cottage is the te*»th from decaying. The return was made on Sunday delightfully situated on the Rebecca D. Ross of Brookllne. Mass., shore in front .•without racing, although the weather of the Hamilton Hotel have arrived at Harpswell and are and is a How to Hake m Spring Salad. conditions were most favorable with large and commodious sum- now at the Dyer cottage on Wood- I mer A a .a fresh wind. All the yachts reached home. lawn avenue for the summer. The cucumber, couple of young, ten- der onions and a home during the early afternoon Mr. and Mrs. William A. Harris of Dyer cottage commands an excellent green pepper diced int with the view of the and and dressed with oil and SIMM In the Springfield. bay has been together vine- DM Gwendolyn lead. The Mass.. accompanied occupied SK by Mrs. cruise was most enjoyable and was one of their sons, arrived Thursday by Thomas and Miss Ross for gar make a delicious spring safad. pronounced a grand success. evening last for the season. They several seasons. are occupying their new home. N. Yatsu. professor of biology at William Merrill of Portland was Columbia university. New York, Is here in the vicinity In the Interest of again among the arrivals here for the the Singer Sewing Machine Co. summer. Mr. Yatsu has spent several Mrs. Emily Hamilton has accepted seasons at Harpswell. and as- Chebeague sists in the work at the position as housekeeper at the the laboratory Summer Comforts. the summer. Hamilton Hotel, and has commenced during her duties there. Mrs. Carey Etnler and of Capt. James Hamilton, the veteran family Mrs. York. Pa., are at their summer farm Plumbing carriage had an Earnest W. Tltcomb and -AND- driver, experience at Ash Built Lawn daughter Adelaide were Cove Point. Mr. Etnler. who Stoutly in Sunday morning last that he will per- the guests of Swings, guaranteed Mrs. will join his in haps remember for many years to Oscar Charleson at her summer family July, purchased at the the farm last year to use as his every particular. come. Mr. Hamilton was returning West End on Saturday after- resi- noon dence during the summer months. from the 11 a. m. boat at Llttlefleld and Sunday last, returning Mon- 2 passenger. $4.00. where he day. This will S. Tomer, the well In- Piping $4.50, $5.00 known landing had been for pas- cottage open for Your orders will sengers and was on his return and the season early in July. dian basket-maker of Oldtown. arrived 4 passenger. $6.50, $8.00 to at at on receive up $17 just about the High school build- Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Dor- Harpswell Tuesday of last week prompt at* ing when without for the summer. He has warning the fill chester. Mass.. spent Saturday and passed tention. Sanitary with the latest got loose from seven seasons Refrigerators scien- his carriage. This Sunday with Mr. Rogers' mother, here, and Is a frightened the horse Mrs. familiar figure among the tourists tific for who at once C. A. Rogers at her summer home appliances preserving cleanliness, and sav- started and residents. His on a wild dash throwing the at the East End. Mr. Rogers and wife arrived Wed- over on nesday. and will ing ice. carriage Its side and drag- wife spent part of their honeymoon they occupy the F.&C.B. HASH CO. $7.50 opto $116.50 Mr. building near Hamilton ging Hamilton for a considerable at the Hill Crest last season. Hall, which is 384-330 FOK ST. distance. The animal In some owned by Charles Douglass. for- Mrs. Eliza Cole of East LJvermore Hammocks—Mexican, ordinary woven, high- tunate manner cleared himself from At Ash Cove Point Mr. is here at her cottage near Hamilton's and Mrs. est woven, canvas Sailor the carriage after a short dis- Charles P. Sherman of grade Hammocks, going landing for a short visit. This house Philadelphia Teddy tance and so are the by doing perhaps saved Is rented each latest to open their summer Bear Hammocks, Gloucester the of usually season, and no Hammocks, life Mr. Hamilton. Several cottage. They arrived on Sleeping doubt this year will And a ready occu- Friday last, persons who witnessed the and are now etc., etc., accident pant. being to comfortably located. Mr. $1.62 to ran to his handy steamboat land- $16.00 assistance, and greatly to ing and store. Sherman Is a prominent In their lawyer surprise they found that out- Philadelphia, and comes here Mrs. O. Soule and every side of a few bruises and a bad shak- daughter MIm summer. one of ing he was none Clara, Portland'a public school Ice Cream up the worst from Miss Eva Freezers, Ice Ice teachers are h»»re for a Cochrane returned to her Shavers, Picks, his thrilling The abort visit at experience. horse home at St. Johns on ran the home of Mrs. Ruth Roaa Sunday last. into the woods in the rear of on the north ahore. Miss Cockrane has been spending the Punch Francis Hamilton's store The ladlea arrived the Bowls, Porch Furniture. where he past five weeks at the was latter part of last week. Strout house. found and when examination was made his A. Rev. Henry Rose, of the Injuries were found to con- H. Hamilton has made many re- pastor I'nlversallst church at S. sist of only a few cuts on the hind palra to hla grocery store for thi» Newark. J.. arrived at his at the Auburn feet. The carriage was badly de- season's bualneaa. A new algn has cottage CLIFF been this week. The and COTTACC. molished yet not a total loss. It was placed over the door, and the colony family guests of Rev. Mrs. L. W. Southard. most fortunate that there Interior of the atore Mr. Rose will arrive Prop. were no cleaned. In th» CLIFF ME. rear a new here the part of ISLAND, passengers In the carriage at the time, meat refrigerator haa been early July. for Finest locaton, Excellent rooms and should there have been, it is no built, which la capable of holding Mr. Irvtnic Whitney was at Lisbon on table rates on application. telling what the result would have about three tons of Ice. Mr. Ha mil business Thursday and Friday of Cliff la- Oren land is famous Sons. for been. ton reporta business bilak alnce last week. Mr. Whitney made th« bathing. Ashing and very beautiful walks. Hooper's the season trip on his as as Webber and Hamilton's Ice cream opened. bicycle far Bruns- wick where he jMtrlor opened Monday last'. The Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Amea Ballard, visited his brother, 482 and 484 Ralph Whitney, of that Congress Street. building, which Is situated within a rrith their aona. F*rtd and Krneat. and place. TO LKT. few feet of The the Hill Crest, was visited daughter Mary of Philadelphia, ur- opening of Hamilton Hall at a by large number, and many words arrived here on today, and Harpswell was held on Monday even- of admiration were expressed. The are now at the handsome cottage at ing last. The residents were present in Interior Is finished with red stain and the Weat End. The Rallards are large ■umbers, and all wished the new green trimmings, and with the hard greatly welcomed here for the sum- manager. Irving Hamilton, a »J. C. Rstes. AUCOCISCO pine floors the eff«»ct Is most mer aa will Increase most busy and season. HOUSE, pleas- they the aoclal prosperous Sontb Harpsweil. Me. log. Messrs. Webber and Hamilton are activities on the Island. to. conduct the place In a first class Cliff The Bwampacott dory recently pur- Island, Maine. manner and no doubt Home of the finest lots In Casco they will receive chased by Norman Ellison of the Bay ASH inoffirtd for sale deserving patronage. The building Weat End haa arrived. The boat la POINT here. Land tiIqn F. M. was constructed are PRE8COTT, Mgr. by Harry L Hamil- handaomely built and la ra- increasing Now la ton. greatly yearly. the Joyed by Mr. PHI I son and hla aons. time to bay- Add rest la rated for it* Ideal W. F. (Hidden of Boston. Mass., was Richard and Norman. Jr., Their location, it* cool oomfor- to arrive L. expected at his cottage st motor boat which haa be*n ordered H. Spaalding, UM« room*. #wr* on* the West End Tuesday last. Coo- la expected soon South HarprwtU. •▼•Hooklnt ihm vtton tractor Howard 8. Hamilton had his of Ctm Bay. m4 • table workmen giving It the finishing ■hsuixiinf in food food. touches np to the day of the owner's The Seaside flitoeted witkln 200 arrival. Mr. Olldden's parents and At Cottage. feet of the water. ono ulster are to spend the summer with Bailey Island, Maine is a home-like mbNto'* walk from him. Cousins Island with annexes where sea lAguligk^ fta ^^^a cdttage good ••'•v in® IX vWi ^Kn* Mr. Theodore flherman of flpring- food and comfortable rooms are ed by Steam- fleld, Mass., who has been visiting provided B*r*<**a er line from Portland In Mr. snd Mrs. U C. at their cot- MIm Alice at reasonable rates. Hyde Thomas of Caribou. M*.. Transients served U minute*. tage, returned home last week ban b~>n the *nest of her MIm friend, with dinner June 25 to Oct. Modern phimMnc and A. C. Hamilton a few daily. Open Mrs. Munslck and family of New- day*. n»oa lira »!**—. Iplw ark. N. J., will occupy the Wlnfteld Quite a party arrived at "Camp did ban tin*, bathin* and Hamilton cottage at the East Bod. Doyle" Saturday for a short vacation roil TIRMI APPLY TO flali inc. Rate* from Mr*. Moo sick U expected to anivs They have pitched a tent near the llMto f17.» weekly. Mrs. F. E. Cram, Propr., Bailey Island, Me. ISLAND 8TKAMBKS. winter season at Hotel Colonial. St Petersburg. Fla.. where be filled ths HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. position of head clerk. Th« 365 Island Route Mr. Cecil W. Clarke of HARPSWILL DIVISION. the class *05. Colby at and DISHES In Effect Jun« 24. 1907. Watenrllle. editor of the Oracle the college year book, From Portland, Going East. WE has ARE charge of the room READY of this Leave Portland. 7.00. 10. a. dining m.. 1.30. popular 5.10 p. m. Sunday, 9.15. 10.15 a. m., t2.00, hostelry. While It may seem FOR THE COTTACE. a2.30. Z5.45 p. m. a little too early to plan for social Leave Lone Island. 7.25. 10.25 a. m., functions yet. several affairs are ar- I.55. 5.35 p. m. Sunday. 9.40. 10.40 a. m., ranged for and If 2.25 p. m. dates fixed. The you need some dishes Lea\-e Lone Island (East End), 7.35. class of D. H. S. will hold their an* 10.35 a. m., 2.05. 5.45 p. m. Sunday, 9.50, nual banquet at Peaks Island 10.50 a. m.. 2.35 p. m. With House for the we soon have Leave Little Chebeacue. C7.40. CIO.40 after the Fourth. A series of cottage quite a. m.. C2.10, 5.50 p. m. Sunday. C9.55, evening concerts given fortnightly at C10.55 a. m., C2.40 p. m. a this house will constitute to- lot of odd Leave Cliff Island. 7.55. 10.55 a. m.. largely pieces which we wards the seasons 2.25. 4.05 p. m. Sunday. 10.10. 11.10 a. m. pleasures. Leave Jenks". Great Chebea*ue, 8.05. Among the arrivals sell at cost or II.06 a. m.. 2.35. 4.15 m. expected less to p. Sunday, at the Peaks Island close 10.20 .11.20 a. m.. 2.55 p. m. SUMMER House this Leave Llttletleld*. Grvat Chebeacue, FURNITURE coming week are: Mr. John W. Mc- them out. 8.15. 11.15 a. m 2.45. 4.25 p. m. Sunday. Crillls and daughter of 10.30. 11.30 a. m. Dorchester. Lmw Soutn Harpawell. 8.40. 11.40 Mass.. who were among the leaders a. m.. 3.10. 4.50 p. m. Sunday. 10.55, 11.55 of social affairs last season. "Uncle If need a. m 3.30 p. m. John." as he was you in Leave familiarly known anything Bailey Island. *8.55. *11.55 a. m., and his m. charming will be ••3.25. ••7.05 p. Sunday, arrive, daughter house or ••11.10a. m.. M2.10. *3.45 p. m. for cordially welcomed by their many cottage Arlve Orrs Island. 9.15 a. m., 12.15, friends. furnishings, 3 40. 7.20 p. m. Sunday. 8.00 p. m. the week's us a To Portland, Going West. Among past arrivals are drop line and we will A. R. Bates and do Leave Orrs Island. 5.40. 9.25 a. m., daughter. Miss Bates 1.30, of 3.40 p. m. Sunday. 5.45 a. m. Chicago, who are passing a short our best to Leave Bailey Inland. *6.00. **9.35 a. m.. vacation at this resort. This is their please you. •1.5o. ""BS^S m. p. Sunday, ••4.05, first visit here and ••11.10 a. they are m.. •12.10. *3.40 p. m. SUMMER enjoying their to the Leave South Harpswell. 4.15. 9.50 a. m., COMFORT. stay fullest extent, taking 2.05. 4.05 p. m. Sunday. 6.25, 11.25, In all the points of interest. B11.55 a. m„ 3.45 p. m. Leave LittletleUTs. Gt. Chebea^ue. 4.40. Recent additions to the summer 10.15 a. m 2.30. 4.30 p. m. Sundays. 4.50. colony are Mr. C. W. T. and m. Orders mail or Godlng 11.50 a- *«.. 4.10 p. by person filled. family. Leave Jenk's Gt. Chebeajcue, 4.50. 10.25 promptly a. m.. 2.40. 4.40 p. m. Sunday, 7.00 a. m., The Sterling cottage, situated on 12.00 m.. 4.20 p. m. Island avenue has been leased Mr. I/eave Cliff Island. 7.00. 10.35 a. m.. 2.50. by m. and Mrs. William Davis F. 4.50 p. 7.10 a. of New T. Sunday. m.. 12.10, 4.30 York, FOSS & p. m. also Mr. and Mrs. Msrston of Port- SONS, Leave Little Cnebeajtue. 7.15. C10.30 land. for the season. a. m.. C3.05. C5.05 m. PORTLAND, MAINE. p. Sunday. C7.25 M a. m.. C12.25. C4.35 p. m. The ideal June weather of the past Leave IMand. East Ix«4 End. 7.20. week was taken advantage of by 10.55 a. m.. 3.10. 5.10 p. m. Sunday, 7.30 BAILEY of those tage for the season. а. m.. 4.40 m. JOHNSTON, many remaining in town, who the here. 12.30. p. CO., During Leave Island. a. made to the summer Mrs. Soloman's Lonic 7.30. 11.05 m.. trips various Islands, call- mother. Mrs. Lb Jt.20. 5 20 m. W. Southard is p. Sunday. 7.40 a. m., 12.40. 190-192 Middle ing upon cottage friends. Even the Searles, and also Mrs. building a piazza 1.10. 4.50 p. m. St., Portland Treadwell, to the home of children seemed to have both of will be Fred Griffin on the Arrive Portland. S.00. 11.40 a. m.. 3.50, thrown off Brooklyn, entertained south at the side of the island. He has 4.00 p. m. Sunday, 8.10 a. m., 1.10, dull care and glad of the Soloman familes' summer also 1.40, opportunity completed a small б.15. 5.30 p. m. NEAR of out of home. cottage for Albert POST-OFFICE. enjoying door sports again. Lovett. Hoboken. N. Is Many young friends of SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. J.. represented by Jennie and H. B. Johnson is his cot- From Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fagan. Misses Gladys Cobb enjoyed an re- enlarging Portland, Going East. outing tage which is Marion and Madallne cently at tne of their opposite the "Sunset." Leave Portland. 9.15 a. m.. 4.30 Fagan and Mas- cottage parents. p. m.; ter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. 10 a. m., 5.00 p. m. Arthur Fagan who arrived down Henry Cobb on the Charlton Murphy of Leave Sunset. Great Chebvairu*. 9.55 the early part of the week for an ex- north shore. Philadelphia. Pa., are at their а. m.. 5.10 Dow & Pinkham. cottage p. m.; Sunday. 10.40 a. m.. tended stav. at the South-west End of б.45 p. m. Improvements are made on the island, being arrived Leave Cousins Inland. 10.10 a. m.. 5.25 FIRE INSURANCE The of New the cottage of C. N. having Friday last. After Appleby's York, also McVane, road an p. m.: Sunday. 10.55 a. m.. 5.55 m. extended visit here p. 35 Miss Hall of that city are registered commissioner of Cliff Island. A roof they will Jour- Leave Little-John* Island, 10.20 a. in., Exchange St., Me. to Poland 35 Portland, at Peak's has been built over the ney Spring and remain there 5 p. m.: Sunday. 11.05 a. m.. (.05 p. m. Island House. piazza and Leave Dwtllmgi, Crttagrs, Htttlt, and Seaside I other for some time. Hamilton's Great Chebeajtue. rcferty On and repairs made which were need- 10.50 a. J mured in ikt Saturday Monday last m.. 5.45 p. m.; Sunday, 11.15 leading cetmfamti. ed to spend a comfortable Mr. and Mrs. Asher F. а. in.. 6.15 m. it seemed as though had summer. Black and p. everybody maid of Leave Bustins Island. 10.55. 11.25 a. m.. made a start for the seashore and Mr. and Mrs. E. Brackett Maiden, Mass., arrived here the George on б.10. 6.40 p. m.; a. the afternoon boat Sunday. 11.40 m.. 12.10 island steamers were prepared for of Westbrook spent Sunday at the Monday last 6.30. 7.00 p. m. They are to the Leave South William Senter & the "first rush of the "Overlook." which is situated spend summer months Freeport. 11.10 a. m.. 6.25 Co., summer," of finely at on a hill "Glenwood." their summer p. tn.; Sunday. 11.55 a. m.. 6.55 p. m. cottagers and tourists. Beaming commanding a wide view of home Mere Point. 11.50 on the north side of a. m.. 7.05 p. m.; JEWELERS faces were everywhere In evidence. the water. The Brackett's entertain- the island. Sunday. 12.35. 7.35 p. m. 51 Me Hand bags, dress suit ed Mrs. and The Misses Bennett of Birch Island. 11.55 a. m., 7.10 p. m.; Exchange St., Portland, cases, fishing Percy son, Harold, also Beacon Sunday. 12.40. 7.40 p. m. Ckavft, I'imi rods, trunks and house furnishings of Westbrook. street. Boston, are here at the Flske Arrive Center Harpswell. 12.10, 7.25 Portland and boxes cottage No. for the *f I'itimtty. big and little boxes were all Mr. and Mrs. John Solomon and 2.. season, having p. m.; Sundays. 12.55. 7.50 p. m. 'In It" and the ticket sellers as well arrived last week. To Portland. West. daughter. Grace, of Montclair, N. J., Going as handlers lands. Trefethen's and baggage were kept hust- arrived here last week for the sea- The children of Mrs. Frank Leave Center Harpswell. 5.30 a. m.. Evergreen The sudden from ex- Griffin change cold to and will son. are 12.10 p. m.; Sundays. 1.45 m. ling continue to be for the The Soloman have rapidly from an p. Landings, (Peaks Island), a5.10, 6.15. cessive heat has caused great family spent recovering attack Lt»ave Birch Island. 5.45 a. activity rest of the season. a the of m.. 12.25 8.15, 10.30 a. no., 1.30, 6.20 on the Quite party summer season at Cliff before, last measles. p. m.; Sunday. 2.00 m. 4.20, 5.30, part of the proprietors of the p. of tourists will arrive this week at year Leave Mere Point. p. m. hostelrles. The staying at the Aucocisco. This Mr. A. H. Southard has 5.50 a. m., 12.30 popular Peak's Rock purchased p. m.: Sunday, 2.05 p. m. Return—Leave Bound Park. Oceanslde, for an is their first summer here at a the lot Gt. Diamond Island, Island House which opened some ten living adjoining his house on the Leave Bustins Island. 6.15. 6.45 a. extended stay. tn., 6.00. 7.20. 9.20, 11.40 a. m„ 2.50, 5.25, days ago. Is its cottage. west, and which was 32.55. 1.25 p. m.: Sunday, 2.30, 3.00 p. m. receiving quota of formerly part Leave 7.20 m. Dr. John B. Hughes and of Mrs. of the of South Freeport. 6.30 a. m., 1.10 6.15, p. summer people and the outlook is for family Jasper Harmon of Cumberland, property the late O. P. m.; p. Sunday. 2.45 p. m. Return—Leave Little Diamond Is- the best season for Cumberland avenue, accompanied by daughter of J. W. returned Stone of Maiden, Mass. The site is Leave Hamilton's many years. Tms Knight, Great Chebea*ue, a. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Galllson of to her 65x200 and is one ?.f»5 a. m.. land, 6.05, 7.25, 9.25, 11.45 m., 2.55, hotel is under the the home on last after of the choicest lots 1.45 p. m.: Sunday. 3.20 p. m. management if Mr. Sunday 7.25 m. city, moved down and are on the Leave LIttleJonns Island. 7.15 a. m.. 5.30, 6.20, p. Ralph E. Rowe, one of the best known Saturday spending the week at the "Over- front shore. It is the inten- 1.55 p. m.; 3.30 m. domiciled at their tion Sunday. p. Return—Leave Trefethen's Land- of the younger summer hotel men in pretty cottage for look of Mr. Southard to commence Leave Cousins Island. 7.25 a. m., 2.05 the remainder ing. 3.55. 7.15, 9.15, 11.35 a. m., 2.45, Maine. of the season. at once the erection of a 24 foot p. m.: Sunday. 3.40 p. m. _ Several of the ladles of the island square Leave Great 5.20, 6.05, 7.15 p. m. H. The C. L Wrights, also the Blake an cottage. This will contain Sunset. Chebea*ue. 7.35 C. Fechlenier of Cincinnati. enjoy old fashioned quilting party six cham- a. m.. 2.15 p. m.: Sunday. 3.50 m. Return—Leave have the bers and also a p. Evergreen Landing. Ohio, is one of the new family Joined cottage colony. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. large sitting room Arrive Portland. 8.20 a. m., 3.00 comers. He p. m.; 7.10, 9.10, 11.30 a. m., 2.40. 5.15, 6.10 is an There has been a larger demand on the first floor. When Sunday. 4 35 p. m. enthusiast over Casco Southard, Wednesday last. Durlug completed it p. m. Bay for cottages at Peaks will be used as an annex and its advantages to a large degree this year than the hours of the afternoon, they tied to the Cliff, NEW MEADOWS For Ponce's Landing (Long Mr. ever before. four it will be named "Wannelaki DIVISION. Island), Fechlenier has heretofore spent comforters and a most enjoyable Lodge." From 5.10, 6.15, 8.15, 10.30 a. m„ which old residents Portland. Going East. 1.30, 4.20, his summers near Cincinnati. The Among cottagers arriving the past and profitable afternoon was spent. claim was the Week 6.20 p. m. original name Days. Sunday, goodly supply of post cards he has week are: the D. P. Baker's. A. P. At 7 p. m. the husbands and friends given by the Indians for a. m. a. m. Return—Leave this Long Island. 5.45. been west McKlel and C. E. B. and of the ladles assembled and island. Portland, leave ft 00 10 sending since his arrival at family, King the whole 00 7.05. 9.00, 11.20 a. m., 2.30, 7.05 the Jjong Inland 23 10 23 5.05, Peak's Island House cannot but family. P. E. McCarthy and family party sat down to an old fashioned Long Island. E p. m. TO OPEN E i» 33 10 S3 convey the most inviting attractions and W. P. Pratt and family. bake bean supper, which was thorough- SATURDAY. Jenks*. Gt. Chebeagu* .. $• 50 10 50 SUNDAYS. to those desirous of a Mrs. Bell Mahr ly The So. Harpswell 10 15 11 15 spending monta is pleasantly domi- enjoyed. remaining hours of Saturday morning next the Ottawa Bailey's Island 10 or longer at this ciled at Peaks the was over House on 30 ji £h For Forest City Landing. (Peaks Is- popular resort. for the reason, evening given to a Cushing's Island will open Be basco 11 20 Mr. opening 12 20 land), 8.00. 9.00. 10.40 a. m., and Mrs. Alexander M. her cottage the first of the week. grapbophone concert and host South- for summer business. This house Cundy Harbor 11 35 1 12.20, Virglen 2 33 of New York are their ard treated them to two has Foster's Point 11 50 12 50 2.20. 3.20. 5.00. 6.20. 7.30 p. m. passing honey* Mf. W. S. Trefethen and hours of always enjoyed a most liberal moon at family Gurnet arrive ... Peak's Island pleasant selections. Bridge, 12 15 115 For Cushing's Island, 9.00, 10.40 a. m., House. Mr. have also opened their cottage, where Besides Mr. patronage, and this year the indica- To Virglen has been a and Mrs. tions are Potland, Going Wast. 2.20. 5.00 p. m. guest of the house they have spent several successive Southard, the following they will have greater suc- Week For Little for several seasons and his were present: Mr. and Mrs. Charles cess than ever. Days. Sunday, and Great Diamond Is- past host summers. Mr. Trefethen's cottage Everything in con- p. m. m. of Island friends are Mr. and Gurnet p. lands. Trefethen's and glad to extend a commands a fine view of the Harmon. Mrs. Charles E. Pet- nection with the establishment is Bridge, leave ... 2 00 2 30 Evergreen bay. cordial greeting and tingill, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pettin- first class. Footer's Point 2 20 2 50 Landings. (Peaks Island), 8.00, 10.40 congratulations Mr. and Mrs. John Harbor | to him and his Edward Poland of the Mr. Moses Cundy 2 35 3 05 a. m., 12.20, 2.20, 4.20, 6.20 p. m. charming young Gem gill, Pettingill, Mrs. San- Bebasro wife. theatre company are guests of 2 50 3 20 For Ponce's Landing born, Mrs. Hattie Smith and Mrs. POPULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION. Bailey's Island 3 40 4 10 (Long Island), the Innes House. Ho. | 10.40 a. Miss Hannah Small. 3 55 4 8.00, m.. 2.20. 4.20, 6.20 p. m. Johnston of Brookllne. X. Y.. Harpswell 25 Miss Jane Kennark. The first public trip of the new Jenks*. Ot. Cnebeague .. 4 20 4 50 a—This makes no was the guest of Miss leading lady of Mr. and Mrs. trip stops down Josephine Han- the Arch Lewis and daugh- Line steamer Long Island. E E 4 35 5 son company is domiciled at the Harpswell Machigonne 05 trip. of Peaks Island House over San- ter Marion, of Cumberland have been Ivonr Island 4 45 5 15 Wallace cottage. was held on Sunday afternoon last. Portland, arrive Saturdays 9.30 m. for all day. a few at the 5 15 6 45 only, p. spending days "Grand At 2.30 o'clock with a crowd One of the pleasant events of the of 850 landings except Cushing's Island. ueorge F. PJerce. View," returning to their home on passengers on a—Sailing trip. accompanied week was the board, the boat left C. W. T. Gen. by Mrs. Pierce are picnic given by Miss of last week. Mrs. B—Steamer goes east Tla Orrs Island. GODING, Mgr. pausing their sec- Wednesday Portland Pier and sailed down the •—Markerel Cove Wharf. ond season at this Merrill, principal of the Island gram- George P. Brooks the harbor. popular hostelry. mar occupied cot-| Capt. J. L. took th« ••—Old Wharf. Mr. school to the pupils of the school a Long Pierce Is known In tage for few days, and while here steamer on a t—For all landings except Cliff prominently on at most delightful trip, Island. the legal of Priday her cottage, situated on was visited her Master X.lttleflelda and Orra. profession Boston, Mass. by nephew. going down the inner bay rbute and C—Boat calls on the oceanslde. William signal only. One of the first Jordan, and also Mrs. Tenna the Z—Stops to land parties of the season returning, passing islands of the passengers only. Peaks to visit Capt. Randall has put his sailing Lewis and Mrs. Ida Rand outer E. I*. Gen. Island Peaks this season was the bay. The passengers enjoyed JORDAN^ Mgr. boat. "Mlnneloa." Into of Cumberland. Bowery Beach Ladles' Magazine dob commission for The party has re- a very pretty afternoon sail. The for an the season, also several new motor turned to their outing on The respective homes. Mrs. American Cadet Band was aboard and Thursday. boats which will party dined at the doubtless be In Brooks going to Lynn, Mass. rendered a CKSCO BAY Summer are Peaks Island House delightful concert during STEAMBOAT CO. cottagers flocking to and general demand for attended the performance at pleasure trips Miss Edith 0. Foster of the trip. Peak's Island In large numbers. the around the Putnam. Gem. afterwards. bay. Capt. Randall is Conn.. Is her Mrs. L. W. Many arrivals have been noted the one of visiting aunt, CntHi Mmsi Wkarf. Portlnd Mr. long experience In Southard at the Cliff Mi. _ managing for a few past week, and a few of the numer- George I'pham. who spent sev- sea craft and his cottage Time Table in Effect 1907. eral deep fishing trips are May 19fth, ous at the favorite resort successive summers at ar- days. cottages Peak's, included In the favorite pastimes of WEEK DAYS. rived on the as Master will be unoccupied by the last of July. 20th. and usual reg- the summer Charles W. Pettingill. the National istered at this contingent. Lunc h For Foreat City Landing (Peaks Is- Cottagers who have summered here hotel. Mr. Frank W. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dairy a5 Potter and wife of was land). 10. 6.45. 7.50, ».15, 10.30 a. for many successive seasons say that Springfield. Mass.. Pettingill visiting his cousins. OPEN m who spent last and 1.30, 2.20, 4.30, 5.30, 6.20 p. ui. this year has certainly been one of season at Peaks Buy Ray Johnson in Portland the ALWAYS, arrived the Return—6.15, 7.20, the most trying In their experience. past week and are patrons past week. Master Pettengill Is the 8.20, 9.30, 11.00, at 18 Monument 11.50 a. m., Peak'* Island House for sum- "Breeze" agent for the Island Sq. 2.45, 5.00, 6.25, 7.30 p. m With the closing of colleges numer- the and *111 For mer. The trip from deliver a to CuahlniTs Island, 6.45, 7.50, 10.30 ous arrival* are expected. Young Sprngfleld to Cliff Island gladly copy any coitagcr Portland, Maine. a. m 4.30 m. Portland was made by auto. 2.20, p. men and women who will fill position* Mr. Pot- ter Is the owner of a Return—7.05, 8.05, 11.10 a. m., 2.55, in various ways at some of the hotels high power run- 4.40 m. about aatt>. which has p. and boarding houses for the attracted con- For large siderable attention. Little and Great Diamond la- season. w«««0v vm iuc Mium pnore Several members of this season's w!)1 be occupied by Mr. and Mr*. R. Gem theatre K. company are at Jordan of Wefctbrook, Me., about Peaks stopping Island House, and Include Mr. July 4th. Mrs. Jordan arrived here and Mrs. Prank on Sylvester. Mr. John Friday dast and will remain part Terrlss. of thla Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ely. week to adjuat the cottage for Mr. James t a the aeason. CUT Spot wood. When the (MITT family arrives HAY'S--— Mr*. Jordan's The Hotel orchestra has arrived and mother. Mrs. T. W. Include of the following musicians: Joyce Providence, will come here Mrs. for the mimmer Robert Ely. violinist; the Misses with them. 5 FRUIT Mr. M. SHERBET Shirley Heath, cellist of Lewlston. J. Knight had as guests over Me., and Jennie at Howe pianist of Sunday last, his cottage, a party of friends Philadelphia, the latter is an excep- from Westbrook. Me. The tionally good player, having studied day was pleasantly spent about the for some time COHfOCT with Mme. Island, and WOK. Szumowekl. they returned to their the a noted Russian pianist, who has home* on the afternoon boat. Those Is delicious fruit made such a In the pure punch always sensation musically in party were: George Sawyer, concert work "Cape Ann Hammocks/' the past two years In Agustus Ward, Roger A. Pdss. H. H. Meaning America. The Melcher to serve ice water. first hop of the sea- and Mr. Sawyer, chemlat at ready son will the Vudor Porch Screens, by adding take place Wednesday even- Cumberland Mllla. Heywood ing. John Small and have Mr. and family moved Goods and all the For sauces, and frozen Mrs. T. J. Mansfield of Glen to East Deering. where Rattan light and pudding jellies Ridge. N. they will J., former patrons of the reside. Also John Oriflfln and hotel, arrived family summer ices it a again to pass the sum- have removed to East Dee airy details of home fur- gives rich flavor not easily mer. ring. equaled. Mr*. C. W. Hudson of Pheontxvllle. Mrs. Bell Yeaton arived here nishment. The kinds of Renfrew, leader Pa., last week, and I* now things of the Bostonla orchestra. Is Pints, 35c; stopping comfortably located at the Cove cot- Quarts, 60c; Gallons, $2. again this season at the Peaks Is- tage. Mr*. A V. Morgan, slater of that make good cottage homes better, land House. Mr*. the or Hudson of the same place is Supplied by leading grocers C. A. Wilson. olBce clerk al*o here for the aea*on. Mr*. Mor- thats what at at you get the Peaks Island House for the gan haa apent the past several season past three seasons. !• at his post this here, and greatly enjoy* life on ihl* H. Hay s year. Mr. Wilson made hosts of (■land. £|* Sons, friends last summer among the hotel Mr. and Mrs. Kbit Soloman af guests by his sitanttveness to their Brooklyn. N. Y.. arrived her* yester- wants and comfort. He spent the day, and are to occupy the Lovett cot- «ZZSS!" COREY'S mSk.