VOL. XII. NO. 13. ESTABLISHED I 1901. I PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1912. I UTKBID A* IISCOXD 1 ( CLAM MAIL MATT EX. j PRICE FIVE CENTS. IliU Crest Masquerade. Folk-Song Recital. flpakfi Sfilattii Bdubp 80CIAL EVENT OF SEASON AT miss J08EPHINE THORPE DE- FURNISHINGS CHEBEAGUE SATURDAY NIGHT. LIGHTS SUMMER COLONY AT t. Sum*, BAILEY'8. Halplf Sanager Many Fssturs Costumes; Other In- citing House Notes. kito mpanied by Mr. R. Huntington Caarn Haistf FOR YOUR The long anticipated and planned Woodman. Bag. for event of the season at the Hill i 'Last week Miss Josephine Crest took place Saturday evening Thorpe "'""in delighted the summer resi- AMOUS for at the hotel hall, and was an unquali- years COTTAGE fied sts-of Bailey Island with one of P success. The event was the ' >e folk-song recitals which together for its "Bal Masque" given by the guests unequalled ith Misa Vida Sutton, she dur- and their friends. The spectators gave ig the past winter around New York, location, liberal man- assembled before eight o'clock and VERANDA he program was divided into three about half-past eight a stately figure [roups, the first of the agement and fine shore arrayed in friar's robes came in and consisting tunes divided into the blessed the company. Then the eongs y the Irish Work dinners. We carry the most and merry oimpany of masqueraders Hi- Sfrlfolk Harpers. Songs. Everything complete Play Songs and Festival Songs; the ed in. a Roumanian gypsy leading second of old folk tales; and the third modern. Electric exhaustive line of furni- the march with the. Queen of cottage lovely >.*\the old folk dances. Miss the Night. Some forty couples fol- Thorpe was accompanied by Mr. R. lights, steam heat, ture lowed and marched around the hall Hunting- pri- in this section of the ton the country •several times Wocdman. organist of the tD the excellent music First vate dining rooms, etc. of Miss Moreau's orchestra of Fort- Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. at low The recital, which was held in Cot- remarkably prices. land. In the line were noticed the tage Hall, was of the kind that it is Accomodates 500. comical clowns, the talking parrot. far from easy to describe, to Japanese maidens. Puritan maidens, owing the fact that none of the ad- Rites, booklets and A cowboys. Dolly Vardens. Colonial ordinary floor Trial Will jectives will apply to it. and the au- Single Dames. French maids, nurses, seta col d lance could almost Imagine itself plans on application. girls, etc.. Several dancta were par- transplanted %>ack into the distant ticipated in and then the whole com- Convince You ages from which the folk pany formed one large circle around songs | had their origin. The the hall, while the -Mrs. program: judges. I. Old Folk Tunes. George B. Taber of Brockton. Mass.. :Men of and Miss Nellie H. Emmerson, also Connaught Thresher's • SHOE of Brockton, conferred and awarded Song FNFMADK'C AND RUBBER Hundreds of Satisfied Custom- Farewell of Dall CWCM/1KIV 3 the following prizes: 1st Rory lady's prize Pastheen Fiann repair SHOPS to Miss Blanche Levi of Montreal. (Songs of the Irish UPTOWN PLACE ers All the Queen of the Night, a 5-pound box of Harpers) DOWNTOWN PLACC Bay. Carry the Pail CONCWE5S »Q. Typhoon. Through candy; second to Mrs. Milking QPP. CITY HALL lady's prize The Sea Feter Altink of Chantey — Springfield, Maas., The Special Attention Our "Uptown" is "Girl of Smoothing Iron equipped with the Golden West." a souve- neat and clean Waiting Parlors. (Work Songs) Parcels checked free. We want to them. nir mirror; third to Mrs. you join lady's prize Go No More O. H. Pitcher, Pierrot costume, a A-Rushing red pocket bojk. First man's Banbury prize Dance to Your to Mr. Walter C. Rogers of Boston. Daddy This summer tour is to (Play SongsM designed give Mass.. Roumanian a Peaks Island them while at the same Gypsy, stein; Cold's the .Wind House. practise, time second man's prize to Mr. N. H. New- are a Come Lasses and they enjoying healthful and ell uf Boston, Masa. Parrot Lads costume, 4Festival DOINGS AT THIS DESERVEDLY happy vacation. They work two a match safe; third man's Drize to Songs) II. POPULAR hours each day and have the remain- Lieutenant Old Folk Tales. HOUSE. Strayer. a Chinese cos- The der of the time for rest and recreation. tume. a Briary Bush 8. Ashing line. After this Mr. They gave a performance here last R. DAVIS Man John Delightful Recital Mrs. My By Gertrude George F. Taft of Allston. Mass.. year which be Complete Homefurnisher8fCO., *The Bone will remembered by the who Singing Walker-Crowley. acted as 'Master of guests who were then Ceremonies, 'The Laird of Fife staying here for Corner and Federal requested every one to unmask and One of the most and its excellence Exchange Sts., IH. Old Folk Dances. enchanting and those who have not> asked all the F. E. President. kindly other guests to charming song-recitals which has ever seen them are forward to it HASKELL, Minuet Gluck been looking join in the dancing which continued given at the Peaks Island House with much -i r of the Woodt-n » anticipation. Until The "*«-nce Shiei win giv^n iast nearly midnight. pafty Thursday ii«ht by The "oncert in Dlttersdorf Mrs. Sunday evening every way exceeded the fondest Gertrude the was again Minuet Beethoven Walker-<*row|®y, enjoyed by the gu*sts of expectatl rs of every one and was well-known soprano soloist of the Gavotte Boston, hotel this week, and the talented in keeping with its successes of Couperin who delighted the form- guests of the hotel members of the Ely Trio came in for er years. is the with a Following list of the program which was marked their usual hearty applause. They participants and some of the cos- for its many special features. Mrs. wore assisted by Mrs. Shirley Ileth- tumes worn. is the South Walker-Crowley j>ossessor of a Wilson, the well-known 'cellist and Mi«< I>ons Holme*. Harpswell. voice Dolly Varer. sailor lx»jr; Mi« Blanche Cat- offered was ITEMS OF charm and it was never an SPECIAL THIS WEEK terson. olil fashioned girl; Miss Nlarvirft INTEREST AT GAY heard to bet- unusually attractive and delightful Sisson, Colonial ter dame; >li*« Catherine Xew- RESORT. advantage than on this occasion. one. The overture by '•►old. Japanese girl; Miss Clara A most artistic Boieldieu, Webster. program was offered "The Calif of was a Ji Idimmer- $15.00 SUITS Rogers. Romanian <>|>sy; Mi>« Lou:sr Si«»on. would be hard, indeed, to pick out any moor which followed it was Oueen Ann Period; Mr«. F. C. Cringle. sailor Miss Bin ma E. White of Boston. re- maid; Miss s|»ecial offering which received more ceived Mrs. iVnothy Crown. Colonial; Mr. Mass.. was the guest for a short time enthusiastically. Heth- Junior Ellison. sailor l*>y; Mrs. K. W. applause than the others. The beau- Wilson and Miss last week of Mr. and Cecelia Phillips gave Howard. sailor maid; Mr. Nelson, parrot; Mrs. Arthur \V. tiful Aria, from Verdi's Mrs. famous o|»era Gounod's beautiful "Ave Maria" as A. i'. It.cknell. school girl; Mr. Krgfie Hill, at their cottage on Hurricane "U a Walsh. Traviata" was sung in a most "cello duet and this Indian; Mr-. H. C. Ilowe, I'riscilla; Ridge. Miss White is the was succeeded by Mi»« Ku»am<>nd Spalding. French Miss secretary finished and dramatic manner a violin solo maid; of the Grenfel and by Mrs. Ely, the "Scene Margaret Newell. Colonial flame; Morgan Association, which llaydn's Mother is "My Bids Me Bind de Ballet," by I)e Beriot. The $10.50 Ash, sailor Iki>-; Harris Newell, darkey; Mr*. occupied with the relief of the set- My Hair" concert seemed to was I'eter Altink. oy; Miss esjieclally, but every number on lections Frances] Grenfel Is on from Wallace's tuneful Cringle, bathing ; Mr*. O. carrying such splendid the opera girl II. I'itcher. program held them s|tellbound and "Maritana." Cierrot; Miss Dorothy Overman. d«»il; Mi** work, and she has made several at trips the end everyone voted that On — Marjorie Holmes. nurse; Miss to that bleak they Thursday of last in in our Margaret part of the world. Miss had never week, spite Spalding, parlor maid; Mr. Colon Scllor*. been entranced by such a of the rain and wind —Special Furnishing Department sailor Ethel M. Hill of Maiden. Mass.. who outside, a most hoy; Mr*. 11. C. Howe. I'riscilla; Mr. wonderful recital before. Mrs. Walker- pleasurable Kenneth Howe. Indian has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hill bridge party was held In boy. f'rowley was the Mr. and ably accompanied by hotel parlors which was Mrs. Owen Lincoln Potter returned to her home last week, after the marked Ely Trio. The program: some of X. Y. a most to a by very exciting rubbers. $1.50 Suits Albany. registered Friday delightful visit Casco Bay. Mn swan First Bathing prize was won $1.15 last for their annual outing at the Mr. Irvln Grieg by Mr. W. ii. Fahne- Tiedeman of Brooklyn. N. Kin Tranm stock hotel, and as usual (JrleR of I*ititz, after a most they will spend Y., arrived here on Saturday of last Separation pleasant $1.50 Union Suits 98c the entire month here. Mr. and Hlllemacher l»arty. Mrs. week and will be a guest of Mr. Nel- Chanson du l'atre Potter have hosts of friends among son B. Gounod Glldersleeve for several weeks. Where Blooms the Rose Shirts the guests here and at all times have In Johns $1.50 the sloop "Flyaway" they are ex- ('Cello $1.15 been active in all obllgato) the social affairs pecting to take a cruise Aria very shortly from Iji Travlata Verdi at the house. down as far as Occan View Hotel. $1.50 Boothbay Harbor and .My Mother Hid* Me Pajamas Mr. and Mrs. F. ('. Hind My Hair $1.15 Pringle and Christmas Cove, which they are bjth daughter. Miss France* Haydn Prlngle. of looking forward to with much antici- My IJiddie HAPPENINGS AT POPULAR Hackensack. N. J., registered Tues- Thayer pation. The Beautiful HARPSWELL HOSTELRY. of last week for l*and of Nod... l^ehman day an extended so- On last A Thursday afternoon, a de- Birthday Woodman journ. The family have been coming Real Estate Dealers of lightful afternoon was spent in the Ave Maria Bach Portland Have to the hotel for many years and are Gounod coxy living room of 'Inglenook." The Mr. Rowe la Dinner. delighted with It aa a summer resort. promising his guests a little folks of the neighborhood flock- treat next Mr. G. Milton demonstration of flying and Harry N. Greenman, the Main. Scores of tall merchantmen and Gerald and Brown. Spanish struck At wood, of Roaton la the man who will George their colors to the Skull Mlsa Hunan and Cross Bones, and their provide the entertainment for the Jordan carries a full The Visitor to Portland crews line of the walked the plank their bars of silver and thonaanda who will go to IJttle ("he Thompson Art Prints and leaving Handicraft work at cot- Before town chests of to the free-booter crew beague to wltneaa It. At time of .go- "Bonnyvlew" leaving should be sure to visit pieces-of-eight give tage on to «ng to preaa the clever navigator of Bailey Island. Why not stop the finest store to be something quarrel about. Kidd himself and stationery found in New planted the air waa preparing to make hla flrat examine them? Adv. most of his loot under the sand on the shores of England. We have many items of interest to islands scheduled flliht* which will continue Colonel Joseph Glldersleeve of the New coast. the tourist, Kodaks and along England Next time you go in dally until. 8nnday Inclusive. Tuea- Brooklyn. N. Y„ who has been occu- including Supplies, Books and bathing do a little and see what you 'will find. day, however, the Inhabltanta of the pying the sec»nd Burr cottage on Magazines, Leather Goods, Brass digging water aide of Hurricane Then when you are in Portland your Portland and thoae on Ridge for the greater part Novelties, Fountain Pens, Arts and Crafts spending easily the ateamera mw hla wonderfnl of the summer, left last week acquired wealth, call upon us for nne Post flight for Jewelry, Madisons Baskets, Pottery, Thermos stationery, from the harbor to IJttle ("hebeagne Shelburne Falls. Mass.. where he will Brass Desk etc. Bottles, Baldwin tumblers, Auto Wash Cards, Articles, during which he carried a spend August. He Intends to Ups, passenger, return Pennants and Goods. W. I- Foes. of Portland. At wood naea to Harpswell In September. Sporting a Wright bi We are this month an plane with pontoons at- Mrs. Fred O. Watson Is expecting Lhowing attractive tached. The line wtnga have a spread of Mr. Rofua !>ord and Mr. Kenneth of inexpensive leather novelties made 41 feet and the twin propellora are Lord of Auburn, shortly to visit her for souvenirs. feet In especially WILLIAM W. ROBERTS eight diameter. The fllghta to at her summer residence here for CO. be made over the oce«n are the flrat some time. ever taken In America, all others hav- This week a large party of ing been confined to harbor* The boys SHORT & HARMON STATIONERS from Camp Oxford. Oxford. Me..are LORING, *te«noere of the C'aaco ft Bay Harpa expected to arrive at South Harps- MOHUHENT SQUARE 233 Middle St. well Llnea are to run special Portland, Me. tripa well on their annual long walking from all landings every to IJttle day trip. Rvery year these boys take an rheheague sod there will be no ad- extended walking trip through thla mission charge for thoae landing on the Island from tho steamers. ! (Continued on page 7). coming back next summer. •Mrs. Vincent Ballard and M1m Fannie Ballard of Brcokllne. Mau., ^4. ialtoy l«l»nd, M«. Bailey Island left the ialand for their home last YORK, week, after being guests here for Woodbine Cottages a space of several weeks, which have MBS. HUMPHREY 8. SINNETT. Prop, Casco passed all too quickly for both of Bay's Leading Grocery and Robinnood Inn. them. ■alley's Island, Main*. = Mr. General The first week In August has seen Charles Smith of New York Popular boudfaw houM on thia put of Store tkt Island with flno iccwwiKlirtoiw a number of names added to City, arrived here last week and was for large sixty (MM*. Th« c ham ban aro lam. a guest at the house for a few days. Here the trade is assured of the the Robinhood register and the house ■iMiy fomlahod and ha to ocoaa view. getting best always, is booked full all through the month PI bo taMo auppliod with tho boot obtain- and as for able. Bathln*. Boatin* and quality—we have in stock the and to Labor and of On afternoon or iast FUhin* up Day. many Wednesday tho hoooo. Opon until Octobor 1. B best the guests expect to remain even week, a most charming afternoon tea and circular* on application. obtainable. longer, as September is regarded by was held by Miss Harriet Luckey and Right Prices is our motto, and A Satisfied Customer many as the best month in the year Mr. Benjamin Luckey at Mr. Luckey's at Bailey Island. The time is passing studio here. It was attended by is always our aim. for who of the summer and was One of most delightfully everyone many people the most delightful and Our Meat Department is better stocked than is staying here and clambakes, fish* In every way a most dslnty and de- soul-satisfying ways of passing an ever, music and affair. or Rockmere House. and fresh Ing parties, cards, other lightful afternoon moonlight night. Is to invoices are received daily. •jrts of summer amusements are Miss £sther and Miss Anna get op a party and take a motor- boat Lappln LARGE AUGUST if the some CROWD AT POPU- Remember— you want the at our continually occurring to help pass of Philadelphia, spent last Friday vls- ride to of the many beautiful best,trade store. LAR LITTLEJOHN HOTEL. summer months. Last Friday about iting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown at retreats of nature in Casco Bay. Mr. Teams cover all parts of the island several times fifteen of the young at the George Lubee is a people "Ripple" bungalow. They were on making specialty Motor a Boating, Picnics and Dances us time. Inn left early In the morning upon their way back to from of taking out these parties and his daily. Telephone any Philadelphia Aro Favorito Diversions Hsrs. fishing party and it is reported that Southwest Harbor, where they hare comfortably and rcomy boat can be they returned with a gtod catch to been spending several weeks. This chsrtered at any time to take parties Again the month of August finds reward their efforts. In the to Gurnet. Caldwell's Casino at the Rockmere Spruce was tbelr first, visit to the Mslne coast Great House maintaining its i BAILEY and Mrs.-R. O. Smith Peaks ISLAND, MAINE Lodge where Mr. and they were greatly delighted with Chebeague, Island or any time seasoned reputation as an THE JOHNSON are of the ever-| H. P. of Montciair. N. J., staying, it. hoping to return again next year. part Bay desired by the party. popular and favorite outing place for Johnson, Proprietor. are enjoyed nearly Get a a AND COTTAGE* Oi» n Jane 16 bridge parties Mrs. Hastings Wright who has been Florence blue-flame oil stove steadily Increasing number of sum- to October 1. which are much enjoyed for mer This every night staying at Mrs. H. W. Stokes' cottage your kitchen, and do away with guests. popular hotel Is the devotees of this pastime. bother and located near the summit of a Beautifully located at Um south end of the by for several left for confusion. R. S. Davis 6 high island near weeks. recently Little Harbor. The Johnson and eot- Among the arivals of the pa)3t Co., Portland. Adv. eminence one of contain her home in Cambridge. Mass. She overlooking the urn thirty rooms, all ptaaaant and airy. v*eek were Mr. and Mrs. F. J. At- most Bathroom and toilet on to return late In the sea- On of charming views In Casco Bay. separate second floor. Table hopes again Monday last week. Mr. E. J. supplied with beat wood of Concordia. Kan., who are and is the market affords. Saa food a son as has been Starr took a surrounded by a beautiful she much impressed party of the people here specialty. Fresh milk. ens. poultry and vegetables again registered for the month, having grove of pines. Here one never raised on the with the Island. down to Soutbport in his motcr boat is st premises. Bath in*. Boating and Fish- been here In former years. Mr. At- s loss for some agreeable diversion ins. Rates on application. Miss Marietta Miss "Biiliken" to see the baseball game wood is the of the First Knight. A. C. which will president between the Boothbay Harbor and help to make vacation in Concordia. Knight. Miss Katherlne Smith. Miss National Bank They the days paas only too quickly and serve Grace H1H and Miss Dorothy Hild- Togus teams. The Eoothbay af- I are accompanied by .Miss Agnes as the basis of many pleasant memo- H. F. reth. all of Worcester. Mass.. who gregation is composed of the members Johnson, Brownell of the same city. ries after are of lsst year's Island team, and they past. Repairing Promptly Done. and Mrs. B. have been occupying "Overlook" cot- Bailey Mr. Hemsley Massey, so the One of the most popular forms of tage on Summer Hill for the month of sympathies of the members who have been here the greater part outings among the Rockmere House left last week for their homes of the party were on their side. The of the summer, left last week for July, guests are the rides game was witnessed by a crowd of which are fre- their home in N. Y. in Massachusetts, after passing the Syracuse, 300 and quently enjoyed in the Esther." month among the charms of Casco people, was featured by a Proprietor Gilbert H. Hamilton's com- Bay. parade of the G. A. R. veterans be- ■»iUy IsUnd The Woodbine. modious motor-cruiser. Last Satur- MISS J. E. MASSEY forehand. the — preceded by ROBINHOOD — Mr. W. T. Brown, who with his Togus a was INN Proprietor Mrs. James Ross of band. The which was day party formed at the house Montreal. Can- result, 5-4 in ine ideal — family, have been staying at the is- which a location on the Island situated has a favor of the former included number of vaca- returned to the Woodbine for Bailey Islanders on the east end and in fall land for the greater part of the sum- tionists from the cot- view of the stay of some duration which will prob- was most satisfactory to the party on surrounding mer. left last week for his home in and ocean. Beautiful pine groves and walks be for the remainder of the the motorboat who tages. the jolly crowd, thus re- ably to resume comprised: around the house. The house is modern in Philadelphia. Pa., his busi- cruited. enjoyed a very pleasant season. Mrs. Ross has been register- Messrs. William Root. David Doughty. — ness affairs. It is probable that he cruise to Peaks island. every respect toilets, baths and sewerage. ed several times in past seasons and George Johnson. Conant Starr. H. P. Arriving at will return to Bailey's later in the their destination, the decided is a firm admirer of the island, which Starr. George Smith and E. J. Starr. party Rates and Circulars summer to rejoin his family again be- to attend the at the upon application. she thinks one of the most delight- Miss Christine performance fore they all leave for Philadelphia. Mann, who has been Gem Open June 15 to 10 ful resorts in the Theatre, and all had a most September OJuntry. away from the island for some time, .Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Day of Wash- pleasant outing at the famous excur- Long Distance in the House. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. West of Phil- returned last week and will remain Telephone ington. D. C.. arrived last Sunday at sion place. adelphia. Pa.. Miss Gladys West, Mr. here for some time. her ab- their summer cottage in the Pastures During Anomer event or mucb Interest George H. B. West, and Mr. Gilbert sence Miss Mann has been doing hos- the were the arrivals of the here, where they will remain for the among Rockmere guests was the West, among pital work in New York City in con- balance of the season. They are ex- good old-fashioned Rhode Island past week at this popular house. nection with her studies at the Corn- pecting Mrs. Day's mother. Mrs. E. clam-bake recently held at Whale- They hope to stay at the island for ell Medical where UUBd- Me J. of Buffalo. N. Y.. to arrive University School, boat Island. the E. E. SINNETT a considerable time. Lyle she her Again motor-beat completed third year recently. "Esther" DEALER IN PIRrr CLASS •Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer and shortly to spend »jme time with was called into requisition Mr. George Gray Barnard, who has to Miss Emma -Meyer of Worcester, them. convey the Rockmere House guests groceries, been spending the greater of and their provisions, Neits, Mass.. registered here last week for Among recent arrivals at tbe "Spray part friends to the outing place; the summer here, returned last week and a crowd etc., first Canned an extended outing. They are great- cottage, were Mrs. F. A. Fairchild jolly it was indeed, quality Goods, to New York, where he intends to which ly pleased wish their experience here and Miss Helen L. Fairchild. of Wav- was soon landed on the shores General Mdse. Fresh Fish continue his work cn the great statue of this and Ice. so far and have but erly, Mass..Mr. A. H. Stokes. Mrs. F. island, always a favorite with Uoe of nothing praise of Abraham Lincoln which he is work- L^rge SOl' VENIR POSTCARDS in stock. for the island and bay. W. Hill of New York City. Mrs. F. A. picnicers. Nearly all the guests of ing upon for the city of Cincinnati. the house were Storet Wharf and Miss H. F. Trufant of Roxbury. Osborn of Newark. N. J., and Miss included in the throng Fish Market at At present he has completed the head which turned out for Mass.. who has been a guest at the Bessie of Maplewjod. N. the clambake, McDonough of the statue and to MACKEREL COVE hopes have the so it was to the cus- house for come time, left last week J. All of them are enjoying life possible suspend Telephone Connection Post Office rest of It completed by next summer. routine Auto Delivery for her home after enjoying a delight- here and having a most delightful tomary at the hotel for the Mrs. Charles H. Mann time and ful outing here. She was so greatlji time in every way. Mrs. E. A. Brooks, of New York being nearly everyone was who has been on City, is expected to arrive here this present for the good time whose ser- pleased with everything that she 13 staying here, left ON week for the rest vices could be 3EA CLIFF, OCEAN 8IDE. hoping to return again next summer Monday for her home in West Phil- of the summer. spared at home. The Mrs. for her vacation. adelphia. after a most pleasant stay. Mann will surely be accorded a "bake" was soon opened and enjoyed Thoroughly good table and com- hearty welcome by her friends by all, and to DRIFTWOOD fortable room* surf. Miss Mabel Duncan Thurston, of many everyone lucky enough overlooking upon the island as she was one of be present had a New coats 60. The Driftwood. Washington. D. C., joined her parents. thoroughly good Bailey Island, Me. dining-room the first summer people to come to time. The IHon. W. M. Hargest. of Mrs. Gulliver is Mr. and Mra. F. T. Thurston at their -OPEN TO OCTOBER having her hands Bailey's. Harrisburg, Pa., on behalf of the at summer home here, a short time mo. Winter add rest full the present time attending to guests extended a vote of (Nov. to May 25): Miss Mr. Robert Barrett, who has been thanks to the guests who are here Thurston has been spending the Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver Ottari, R. D. No. 1 Ashaville, N. C. registered Mr. Barnard for Prop. Hamilton. at the summer at the Pennsylvania Girls' visiting George Gray present time, as the hotel is the Another feature of the Camp of the Christian Association at greater part of the summer. left enjoyable completely bicked for the greafsr social life at the house the Canton. Pa. She is well known in last week for Newcastle. N. H., where past week part of the remainder of the season, was the dance the he will stay for some time. He was held in the hotel par- many visitors arriving recently who literary world, being on the edi- accompanied by Mr. Monroe Barnard lors last N. J., Last day. after proving themselves very spend the summer and the are expected to arrive at the island Friday, Mrs. Clara Louise Driftwood, popular among the young people here. With a new up- Contractors for with its this week fjr the rest the Burnham began to read her new novel the wonderful location gives full of month. Wherever one "The Inner Flame" spends his summer to-date Water opportunity to witness the wonderful They will be the guests while here to her friends workshop Supply Out- the vacation, he is always sure to And surf for which the island is of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith at among summer residents here. here on the Is- famous, a particular guest or at least one PLUMBING fits, Windmills, besides their summer the This. Mrs. Burnham's latest produc- land we can save possessing an unexcelled cottage, "Crags" group of the Tanks, Pumps, tion. is to in on guests among patrons view out over the ocean for miles near Little Harbor. Both are well appear print Septem- Pipe etc. open of the hotel that always seem to be yon money If yon Fitting, around. acquainted with been ber 14. being published simultane- .Bailey's having the leader in every movement for a will trade with Cottage plumbing ously here and In the CONTRACTORS a and here In former England by Ex- 'Rev. Mrs. Daniel M. Orum- years. good time, whether it be to specialty. Houghton Miffin The suggest us. Hom«offic«, North Sebago, Ma. workmen. mond of Binghamton. N. Y., arrived Have your bundles checked while Company. a card pert scene of of the book picnic, party, dance, or even at the island last week and are in Portland at part is laid at regist- A. W. Marr's on Custom such an everyday affair as a game of ed some Bailey Island and many thing* in this for time at this house. 'House Adv. tennis or pier. will be croquet. They are in- Mr. William B. Hebbard and Miss part easily recognized by the Mrs. Edwin Tolles was the ones to lead the called away readers of the book who are variably fun and 'Hebbard of Springfield, N. J„ are acquaint- from the island for some time last ed with try to see that everyone has a good among the who arrived la«t the Island. guests week by the serious Illness of Mr. time. Such a party was that which week and they are to Dr. J. S. Seward and Miss Chris- expecting sta> Tollee at his home in Hartford. Conn. recently left the Green cottage, one SEASIDE here for several weeks. Both have tine Seward. left last week on a ten • " COTTAGE She Is expected to return this week of the Rockmere annexes. where Batlcr Island, M«. Mr*. W■ K. Cram been greatly charmed with the island day's cruise in the *Fuller food in abundance. to Last week Messrs. George and John Harbor July, Handy postoffloe, whurf and beach. Mr. Harry Banks. Jr., of Ardmore. before starting on their re- as Johnson of this island in over ch8perone. Pa., registered at this house last brought turn trip. Op«n June 2S to Octobor 1. Rate* on application. Triniimti •ccommodatod week 2000 pounds of flsh from their trawls Dlnn*r> * tmltjr——— — where he hopes to make an ex- It la now certain that the new pub- tended around Half Way Rock. This Is a OCEAN VIEW HOUSE. sojjurn. as he has bpen much lic library will be open to the public most excellent catch and they were pleased with his experience here so by the middle of thla month at the heartily congratulated by their far. lateat. While the opening of the (Continued from rrieirasr me fish Tiave been running page 1). building has been delayed longer in ®:>od numbers this year and large STETSON'S ICE CREAM The Seaside. than It was at flrat PARLOR thought neceaaary. catches have been the rule among and are it la felt that the realdenta of the la- long trip, enjoying every This is the to delicious ice cream, the best to Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Matthews and the fishermen of the island. place get possible make. land will minute of their stay. family of Philadelphia. Pa., arrived be more than repaid for We also deliver in bricks by quart or gallon. Our candy Mr. and Mrs. A. Fairchlld of their Miss Ellse M. Foster and Miss Net- department here last week and expect to be patience by the new library is Stetson's famous Caramels and Home Made Morrlrtown, N. J., who hare been the which la the flrat tle M. Delano of Boston, arrived here unequalled. Candies guesta at the house for some time. of Ita kind In the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Armstrong last week and are expecting to make made daily on the Box Candies, Fruit, Soda, Souvenir They are much delighted with the bay. premises at their cottage on Summer Hill for a stay of considerable duration. Goods, Postal Cards, etc. for etc. place so far and are confidently ex- Mra. Lincoln Rlghter and Mlaa Agents Magazines, Papers, Our a few weeks, returned recently to Both have been greatly pleased with pecting a most enjoyable vacation. Conatance Rlghter. of Newtonvllle. circulating library contains the latest books—only 2 cents a their bjme in New Jersey enjoying a their experience here so far. day. Miss C. C. and Miss J. S. Mas*. who have be*»n the Stlckney most delightful visit here. Mr. Arm- occupying Mr. A. O. Chartier and of • Clough. both of Mass.. "Mainatay" cottage for the month of family JAMES G. STETSON Bailey Island. Cambridge. strong has also been away from the Springfield. Mas#., who have been signed their names to the register at j July, left the laland laat week for Island during the past week, being guests here since the very this bjuse last week for an extended their home In Maaaachuaetta. beginning called back to Brooklyn by business They of tho summer left reluctantly last sojourn. Both ladles have become will be greatly miaaed by their many affairs for a short time. week, after passing the most enjoyable enrolled upon the list of Bailey's frienda among the aummer colony. CHARLES S. THOMAS BA^EY^SLAN Mr. Von Ogden Vogt of Cheshire. summer of their Uvea. ( D^ME^ many admirers and expect to continue Mr. Oeorge Ollphant of Conn., arrived at the island on Tues- Brooklyn. On Saturday. July 27. the .Real Es- All work in our upon It for many years to come. N. Y„ arrived at the laland line done of this laat week tate dealers of Portland to the num- promptly •Mrs. day week and is a guest dur- L. M. Sutton. Mrs. M. E. and la now vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. R. and satisfaction ing his May at Hill Crest cottage ber of twenty, enjoyed one of Prop. guaranteed to all. Young and Mrs. E. I>. Harden, all of Woodman at their h» r<- He Huntingdon ojttag* delicious and arrived is enjoying his visit to the Lightfoot'a dinners left a Worcester, Mass.. at the Sea- In Maiden lth of Chicago, who have with Vt.. Mlaa Cornelia and Mr. accorded them. Those phone. Real estate and land for sale. who have been b*en at Mrs. pitality In the spending the greater staying "Mornlngslde." Jamea B. Creaa to arrive for A. C. Cotton's ahortly party were: Messrs. Prank B. Shep- part of the summer as guests here, pretty summer home a vlalt. Mr. la Creaa at preaent on herd. Frederick 8. Vaill, Frank E. left last week for their home city, on Summer Hill for several weeks, furlough from Weat Point where he Barbour. E. O. Valll, T. E. 1. S. ... aft«r a most left recently after a most Thompson. LEEMAN Bailey Me. pleasurable stay. They enjoying 1a a member of the claaa of 1914 at W. Island. In George Brown. William H. WI1- have been guests here before and delightful stay every respect as the United Rtatea Btggtgt, Expressing. Etc. Military Academy. lard. William W. Mitchell. George F. Livery. Turning, hope to return again next year. the guests of Mrs. Colton. Oar meet all aUioerf. Automobile for tlx Mr. A. E. Burton of Newton Center. Jenkins, Charles A. Shillings. W. H. cirrli|M p*«tengert. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Babcock and Lmt* jroor order* »t the hotel or bouee Maaa.. who haa been ataying here for Sargent. O. A. Blossom. W. A. Derrah. boarding for Mr. il.«jn Babcock of ac- Ths Johnson. Lewlston. aome time, left laat week for Maaaa- L. M freight on. W. P. Carr, R H. companied by Mrs. Babcock. LEEMAN'S EXPRESS Mr. 'Bartholomew Harry chuaetta with Mlaa Burton. Boynton. 8. P. H. Carr and Arthur W. H. of Dan- are Virginia WELLS DRIVE* BY DRY OR occupying the •Periwinkle" cot- Mr. la the W. CONTRACT TELEPHONE forth Cove, was a hero Burton dean of the Maaaa- Llbby. Portland, guest tage here for a few weeks. They have over last a most chuaetta Inatltute of Technology and Sunday, enjoying been coming to Bailey's for several stay and that occuplea a prominent place among the pleasurable regretting years and are firm admirers of tha his visit should Hat of American edocatora. have to be so start. place. "THIMOERHOIE" TEAHOUSE oatT/i?ilder DAVID P. SINNETT He hopes to return for a longer atay Mr. Alexander M. Wilson of Phil- BA,LMAI!NEAND week a BAILEY ISLAND. MAINE a Last large party of vlaltora who of before great while has elapsed. adelphia. has been staying with Dealgnar tbe Ctvoo Bay Hampton motor and pleaaore boat*. Boata from Pleaaant View oMtage at West R»~ opened Moodif, with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hoffman ot his fsmtty at their ojttafe In Maiden Joljr 15, of all klodt mada to order. for latoat made a across to MIm El I mora of In Agent daalgna In englnee, ate. Philadelphia. Pa were among the ar- Harpswell. trip I^ane for sometime, left last week for japan chars*. and at Order* taken to eook to ord«r. Sopplloa of all klnda. Inoladlng piping, part®, ate. rivals of last week at this hoasa. Bailey's stopped Bonnyvlew his home, where he will resume hi" flttlnga, olla, Private to view the exhibition Cartel aW wharf at Mackerel where boata oaa be They were guests for a few days only, cottage picture duties as assistant director of Health /•paease ImMti far S»ft Cove, reoted by tbe day or boor. there and a of Mlas Jordan's Om't fall to tW( Imn «Im* TtaW* M bat were greatly delighted with even enjoy cup and Charities of Philadelphia. Mtor'l tea before returning. such a short stay. Mr. Jsmes E. Boaidman of Worces- Miss Anna and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mlas • McMaster Mlsi Alice Sleeper. ter. Masa, Is expected here thla week GEORGE H. LUBU K. both of Cth4l B. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ~' (MOW# Mmi.lU Negley. Pittsburg. Pa. Sleeper. with hla family to occupy "Overtook" ~m PMIMUMS, W« ar« torn pr«p*rH to liam Mlaa Miss taks out ** *' " who have been guests here since the Bkjunt. Oladys Ward, the month fine crmfte,- the a inotof cottage during of August target thirty-Kx* bont eerrytaf .o Unt of left last Dorothy Park. Mlaa Marlon Roeetter Mrrytngtwentytwenty penesnter*knwi»«m; part July, week for Mr. Boardman was a resident of Bail- ui mmiKs m mm boreefwerwer HarJoZdHertford «*ine.'wine. Of boet.boete cn«« be •mmmrni for «r»~,. and Miss Verna who have at their home In Pennsylvania after Slsepsr. ey Inland fa at summer and waa Pi — TWee*'! Art iwa^ NrtM My hoar o# ike dee or OjrW« ^ great-, On hit «»«"« one of their most vac* been occupying the "Periwinkle" cot- with the at Island Md to Eeetera .*"*?.'* <" h paastng happy ly pleased Island. Ha Is aJ view Cottaea CeMweU'e Cae*no, landing.^T*? P—* r'h.7,1, m* on ,Do', ttons here. These lad lee have tage for a few weeks returned last Boeny ft. kf. Jardae pp been prominent stove and furnace dealew tmmmir IWI. BAItlY HUNO Experienced boatmen in cberga ol onr crrfte. Kataa reaeoaaNe.", are week to their homee. after a moet gueeta here before and already la Worcester, with his ofllce on Plana promising themselves the pleasure of pleasurable visit to Caeo; Bay. ant street JI mu«« ioc a vmk, naving arrived bat- uruay. To* annual reunion of the four* Island teenih Regiment oc Maine Volunteera The to Store That Caters Please Trade Long cummMiceu atouday at tneir casino on taaiid «ivenue. in preparation lor this event the ladle* bad tboioughiy Yacht CLARK St GRIFFIN On Mr. and A. B. renovated the and Family, Monday lira building equiMwa AND Long of Cambridge. Mass., arrived to anew -with dishes, blankets and «men Long Island, Maine ■p«nd a month at I/ing Island. They so that everytning was rreah and In trill occupy Lomowood cottage ano excellent order when tne voce rank ar- have with them as Mrs. A. D. rived. bome fifty imeawen are a*. uie At our store the trad* will always get the beat In.Groceries Meats guests Maclachlan Messrs. Dugald. Walter nouae and axe thoroughly enjoying am! Provisions. Quality first—this Is our motto and our are prices and Wallace Mfcclachlan of Melrose, this opportunity to gainer anu tak Cottage Supplies of low. We are here to please you and our teams cover all sections Mass., Miss Bthel Fowler of Cam* old times once more. OF of the island. bridge, Mass., and Dr. Samuel H. V.'fl- At the Ma pies couage enjoying a two kins of Medford. weeks' stay are a numoer oc peo- Our Motto—Best in In from Quality, Right Prices The Shaw cottage will be occupied ple Boston. They are Mr. ana Mrs. until late In August by Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Gordon, L. J. Every Description Remember the Location ______A A. Smart and son, Mr. Clarence rtouina. jars. Helen Keller and daugh- ter. Smart, of Watertown* N Y. Tbey are Mrs. Helen Keller, with ber «on. Mr. clark * ortirriN entertaining as guests at the cottage. and Mrs. A. M. Snow from bos- Miss Harriet Parker, Miss Josephine ton, Mr. J. W. Lane of Wakefield, and Mrs. Louise Tlerman and Island Avenue Long Islvitf Devlne, Mr. Harold Chester. Ar. ana Mlaa Julia Mra. O. EI and btatcy of Ohio, are Island Dame Mias Toledo, staying Market daughter. at Esther who are all lrom Win- "blde-a-Wee" cottage for a short Long Dame, Head of Pier Me. chester, Mass. vacation. Dougfity's Long Island, A Mra Charles W. Ilumham enter* party from the summer colony held a talned the last week at Belmont cot- most enjoyable all day picnic on tage. Mrs. Alonzo Bibber. Mi. and Mrs. Friday tho shore by the "Sandy Beach." Harry Haskell and their daughter. At noon a most appealing fsb chowder Prince Deck Paint Miss Dorothy Haskell, who all are waa served with ail tbe residents of Portland. tixins." while the afternoon was spent Casco will resist the action ol the salt The Misses Curtis and Houlahan enjoying the superb views on that side Bay air ot are entertaining Mr. and Mra lid ward Long island. Those that went were: Mr. as none other. It dries has a Gavin of Lexington. Mass.. and Mlsa and Mrs. Webster Thayer, hard, Miss Barbara and House Susie Collins of Cambridge, Mass.. st Hamilton Tbaycr, lustre and wears. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. good the Ehrllne cottage, where they are Day, Mrs. Emma Mr. sojourning for the summer. Vincent, Clyde Wadey, Mrs. CHARLES ECUSHDIG Charles At the Doughty cottage Miss Emily Ilaley, Misa Eleanor llsley, Mrs. Mrs. Prop. and Beatrice Southall have as guests Bracket, O'lXmnell, Mien M. Bessie and Master F. BRAGDON PAINT CO. for a two weeks' visit, five young la- Edwin O'DooneU, Mr. and Mrs. William LONG ISLAND dies f'/bm the Bay Stato. They are Grueling, Mr. 47 EXCHANGE ST. A. Miss Florence Smith of Quincy, Mips Percy Hull, Mr. J. W. Lan<\ Miss MAINE "On JuHa your way up town" Gertrude Southall of Lexington. Miss Statey. Mrs. Louise Tie man, Mr. Donald Mary Southall of West Newton, Miss Hathaway and Miss Flor- Leading hotel on the Island. Finest view of Casco ence Morrill. Bay possi- Louise and Miss Beatrice Potts o: ble. Pine groves alongside tie house, with rockers Mr. Clarence and hammocks Somerville. Barstow entertained for the use of guests. Best of his brother Mr. bathing, boating and fishing Mrs. L. A. Ingallls and friend Mrs. George F. Barstow, privileges. Chun Bake house 500 and accommodates guests with dan- Kate F. Sanborn of friend, Mr. Horace Stelks of Bos- cing Denmark are oc- privileges. Open June xt to Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on ton for the first three or cupying the Ingallla cottage on tne days last application. Accommodates 100. Fine steamboat service. Only West week at his summer home at the minutes' sail A. E. End for a short sojourn acre. thirty from Portland. Oome to our hotel and a PINKHAM he-Sea." enjoy The Demarest cottage was opened "Octtage-by-t I pleasant vacation. Excellent table. Sea Food In abundance. •O. MAINE. air*, i. li. HARP8WELL, for August by Miss Theodora Decna- Chase has as a guest at her new rest and her brother. Mr. W. C. Dcma summer home at Mariners Mrs. George M or est on and Miss rest of Passaic, N. J., on a week ago Har- Stables at Aubnru riet Dulane of Merrkoneag House, View Friday. On Monday they were Joined Providence, K. L The ColonyOcean ladles arrived by Dr. F. C. Demarest and Thursday and will visit The finest llTery, boarding and sales stables others of Mrs. NEW GRANITE in Casco Bay. On; the Chase for two or three weeks. three stables are equipped to handle all the business family. of this place Capt. aud Mrs. L. B. Lange of this and we are prepared to fornfth teams with careful Mrs. R. H. Dillingham and daughter. drivers at any Island and Boston, Mass., have been SPRING HOTEL hour of the day or night. Expressing and of Miss Grace Dillingham, with Mrs. H. moving all kinds re- staying at the Oceanside Hotel, Mag- ceive prompt and careful attention. Have all jour D. Ragan and daughter. Miss Alice House reconstructed baggage checked nolia. Mass., but say cannot In in care of A. E. Yoric they get 190S. Lars* cham- Plnkham, South Maine. Ragan, returned to tneir New — Harpswell, the pines of Maine and the restful bers the beet In Soli. Loam, etc., and home last Tuesday after having been scenes Pne«(s Caaco Bay. Bath-room Grading Excavatlaf, Cellar Work. Wells, etc. about Undercliff cottagc here Laadiif. guests for three weeks of Mrs. A. L. out of where the guests can their minds. It may be Ml a salt water at her summer home Verona judged Lnc Islaii, enjoy App whether or not they prefer the Maine bath. Excellent ta- Villa. Mrs. S. A. Sharon and ble with daugh- coast to the famous North shore. the best of ter, Miss Josephine, who also have E. everything. Shore The Best in the Market Look over the Florence autotmatlc PONCE, Prop. dinners served Quick Delivery Connection been Mrs. left for New- dally. Telephone App's guests, blue-flame oil stoves at R. S. Special attention giv- We Yon With Davis Supply Everything for the Table Under ONE Aeeoant port, Pa., the first of the week. Co., Portland. Adv. en to organizations, T.ast Mrs. T. Ballard etc. Lance Dlasia. Tuesday ,W. 140 feet Whist Club for RATES ON APPLICATION long. Bowling entertained the Star and pool in hotel. the day at the Wilson cottage. After Open June IB to Sep- FRANK L. Casco tember IS. PINKHAM a prettily served dinner, the ladle* Bay House South played whist and passed the time ™ Harpswell Market with conversation. Those present POPULAR LONQ I8LAND HOTEL Dont Fail to Give Us a Trial Order! were: Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs. Jose- entertains clambake OCEAN VIEW HOTEL HUTLERS'C phine Henley, Mrs. Charles Porter, PARTI E8. 80UTH HARPSWELL, ME. HOCOLATES. Ike Dine speaks (or itself. Take Mrs. Adella Mrs. M. C. Swett, advantafe Barry, HARRY LESLIE LIGHTFOOT, Proprietor. of our ottering you this fresh stock of these delldeus candies Mrs. Julian Winship, Mrs. Peter Nick- Many Former Guests Return For erson, Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mrs. Month of August. Jennie McLean, Mrs. Daniel Nash, 15 miles by Miss Margaret Evan*. Among the many organizations Mrs. B. K. McDonald has as 'which Casco Bay and X% XT guests have chosen the Casco May BBE at cottage Miss Alice House for scene EVERYTHING R 8unny Crag the of their annual Harpswell boats Madden of Brooklyn and Miss Molly clambake this should men Garten year be Qovts, Dnigglsts' Sundries, Mechanical IhMhit Carroll of Boston for a two weeks' tloned the Association of Employees from Portland, If It's Rubber visit. from the Tucker yon want, call at Printing Company ol and The Pride cottage will be occupied who were at the 15 miles by PORTLAND RUBBER Portland, hotel last CO., 2S9 Middle Street until September by Mr. and Mrs. Har- Saturday, to the number of over thir- automobile from ry O. Wallace of Providence, K, 1. ty strong. As the Casco Bay House This lsst week they have had with is conveniently reached ed to OP fa. Me. entertain large picnic and clambake and the home of Reverend and Mrs. Arthur F. Leigh parties it affords an excellent oppor- the tourist, with are entertaining for a short time Mi«i» tunity for parties seeking the ideal Souvenir Spoons, Lou Pollack. Miss Mildred Pollacfc, place to go for their outings. every attraction. Mis* iHwiaes Belle Townsend and Miss Bessie mentioning the large num Millett, all of Watertown, Mass. ber of parties which come tj the Brooches, etc. FRENCH Novelties, DRY CLEANING AND Mrs. S. J. Femald of Portland has Casco Bay House for a day'* plear- her Mrs. Telephone Your Wants Service to Oar DYEING. visiting H. J. Pernald and uro the Interests of the pern.ancnt Quick Customers hemWe children of give service. Moravia N. Y., at the guests should not GEO. T. Promptness is our be Ignored. Among SPRINGER Watchword. Fernald summer home near the social Dyeing. Cleansing and Doughty'a and entertainment features DUNN done on Whnrf. Mr. Fernald will them last week BROTHERS Watehss, Diamonds, Jswalry, Repairing the Premises. Join which were arranged by We pay next week for the balance of the sum- Charles express one way for our Proprietor E. Cushing for tne Sllvcrwart Casco mer. Bay customers. entertainment of his patrons who :r. anrt form of entertainment. Glasses Mrs. B. L. who have PATENTS Rspalrsd Whitchurch, Just Included In the guests who re- have W® do our o «n returned from a six weens' rrlnd'oc sojourn in turned to the Casco Bay House this r*mi*lT "**»Ua4 OS jro m Tn^Mirti. *nd duplicate broken the White Mountains Aucocisco House ..MM at Randolph, year, after several Ca»aat« >H UUli niMnH i(um IM pMCW. previous seasons N. H. left for Marble- rnmmu nucnci hi»w nfaf.x— They Sunday spent here, are the Messrs. John Com* to the Gem of Matchless »«4»l. rttifk tr hw SOMES & Cliff Cliff, Cuco Boy pintn P>t nfnrt BUCKLEY head. where they will continue the.lf Grl*g and John Island, Me. »• who are f*t.a«.»> ll.tr All ka«4a«» c.aM*» tial 548 1-2 | Norris, con- MRS. K. B. BATCHELOR Fields, wood*, earf, cool brerte*. fl«hln<, betb- »• Congress St., cor vacation al their summer »ome. Mis* ItRD-IOOI rmn l:irU' »"rrtV»e Talto Oak, Portland nected with North Station Post Office Inf, yachting. Only 1 boar's Mil from Portland. tn (Mala ui Ml tilnu. What iopr ietor U"* la»d">ai FYieda Dingwell, who ha* been a at Boston. These Will P»» ||a« la M Partavr. • tplala* Wat gentlemen, who ar- a«»a«ttt. aa4 raalaia* .4 ar gu*»st at Maiden cottage for the rived on past Thursday for a stay of two a* la»pirua«a to hmitn. AtUrrm two weeks, left for *fass. Lexington, weeks, have been here on their vaca- on Sunday. tions for seven previous seasons. H. B. WILLSON & CO. «SS. We Mrs. Miller. Miss Miller and Mr. and Other »« 145 Bite. 0. Again guests who are at the Cas- «Nn§ WASHINGTON, wlr»ht co Bay House araln this year are who have been the Hutch the New—Op«ncd May, 1912. MRS. C. E. Pi.TTEXG.LL, occupying Miss** Mary Ward. Anna Foster Prop. Ins' cottage for the last three weeks, and Helen Burke, who came Accommodates 40 ga««ta. left up from Dining Et9tj imatfment for (aeiti. Tb« Thursday for their home in Boston on room w«t< 00 Saturday for their third comfortably. Huperb air of th« *m brace* appetit*. Yacht- Sprinarfleld, Mass.. alter experiencing outing at vt«w from Ion* Island. all rooms. • and PALMER a most delightful vacation on l>onc ing, Bathing Fiahinf. Mr. Kr^d Whit.tenhag»n of HENRY LEVIN Island. Beverly. GASOLINE Mass.. who acted as clerk of the ho- Mrs. M. F. Schallanbsck and Mr*. tel for the two seasons ending In 1910. ENGINES B. B. Srhallenback of Chelsea. Mass. was Included In a party of gentlemen SF«f<, Power are guests of Miss Annl» Sharp f«r who and TAILOR spent the last week-end at the *>lrnp.lcl(y a short visit at Cheselhurst i-otttac. Casco CERTAINLY U . O. Abbott of Mem bers are taking advantage afforded MRS. J. T. WRIGHT, Prv^mwr CUFF imac arrived last week them ISLAND. ME Factory at and are goest* »f»rh week to enjer at this Furniture of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Jones at hone* one or I Prices «~-mp he finest abort din- W« are Factory Bell for a short tine. the ner* on the some On In Mrs. offer-In* fine bar*al ns in cottage and plazsa furniture. We shore Msmo roast For several ty minutes' ride from Portland, and Brown of New *ork, Mr. Thotraa have Just the front of Bell Mrs. -ilss years on commodious designs that will appeel to yon. Onr complete stock we are Camp Pave, Proitietor Ponce haa mnde a the «wn*r» of the Rdwards of West Newton, Mr. K. Al- at Marnarct Paw and Mr. Fred Harts- of Cssco 6 Une ton of offering extremely low price®, and yon should visit oar store when la specialty this Idea and orerr Hun- Bay Harpvwetl makes New York, Mr. H. K. Hodi* this If horn of Franklin, Mass., have dav at the a Mill don. W. R. city. yon trade with us we will save on pitched Urnnlte Sprint t lot el )t very pleasant just long enough Crolskshank and Mis* HUx- yon money all purchase*. a tent for and are now settled In their aerved »n excellent to whet the appetite for the rnttcln* abeth McCarthy. Agent the famous Hub Range. Co me In and our stock. repast that win inspect camp for a sojourn of three weetr. tempt the apt*-tlto of the moet faa-1 dinner at the hotel which la found di- Mrs J. Bdmaater of arrived t id loo* Boston dln*r for tha reaaonihle rectly at the head of the pier. For prlre * Thursday to he a finest for a week at c4 aev#ntv-f*v® centa. the Information of those who are not A commendable i Vanity. Camp Anchorage on the North 8hore. feature of tht* fer# When the kahn of Is that h*s»d*s the familiar with the steamer's schedule the Tartars, who YORK while Miss AHee Nelson of Harris- oeual dl*hee doe* not a & JACKSON Included In tha familiar It may be well to mention here, mat po*«e«s bouse to lire In aad bare. Pa., came to stav Monday the shora dinner, la ItetM on the one may leave Custom House Wharf only subsists on baa HawParSaitf same Mil of rapine, flnlabsd ThaaktSaMta* ttfnMatt, length of tins at this cosy va- f«re. merits and at It:20 for Ponce's and his dinner fwim*,Mm froah vevetablea. ao Landing, for of milk and he cation ret r set. that on# horseflesh, Tel. 3212.1 who doe* not care the return frequent trips are made baa It proclaimed Mr. snd for aea* by a herald. "All Mrs. William Strfbbs sad for»d wfH fnd here the the afternoon. the aeiectlon, on during potentates, princes aad crest me* dfcorhtsr, Corlnne. of Chester, Fa.,i tha men a of a year-around he tel. As New names on the hotel register of the earth now are gassts of Mr. sad well es may sit down at t*» Mm B. T. bar- J kaow® Lone Island la f,|r rJa but tbtr- Include the signature* of Mr. and &/>e MERRICONEAG NAftttlVElL Bowling-Dancing-Moving nciures

It - - Various di*«rtioB* of m mad »UT. Baseball Tennis Shooting Tourists ikoaU'tralt th«m- mIvm of this At Eastern Island Largest Summer Resort Journal In New England] delightful Landing, Chebeague Finest in the Published Erery STEAMER LANDING Bowling Alleys Bay. Six nrwly fitted regulation al- —4S RECORDS FROM HOTEL— leys, brilliantly lighted and perfectly adjusted. Thursday Afternoon Caaeo Bay and Harpowoll Dancing at the new Hall, From Jan* to and on the Last In Summti from Portland. Assembly every Tuesday, Thursday and September Thursday Bach Month Three from Otsober to May. TELEGRAPH -telephone Saturday. piece orchestra. Moving Pictures at the New CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers Assembly Hill, every Monday, Wed- FREDERICK A. PIERCE, Pr*,H«Ur nesday and Friday at 8 p.m. Newest films. Full size screen. Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland Baseball at the new grounds Wednesday and Saturday afternoons* Grand stand seats and bleachers. Omm $1 .Ms Summer Me; Tennis Ymt, Season, Single Copy, tm Courts—Three new clay surfaced double tennis courts Are 700 familiar with open ADVERTISING RATES the Beautiful Park and Amaaement Enterprises of the to the public. UN par lncn first weak: additional insertions at reduced ratea. Reading Cottage Lots—A few choice lots on sea front of this fourteen-acre Notices, 16c per line. A postal brings our advertlsinc mmn PORTLAND RAILROAD property remain unsold. See them before you build anywhere. No Yiaitor or sojourner in Caeoo Bay should mtae theee attraotioas, ail of Lodging Rooms may be had at Belle vue on the which aro Cottage property easily reached in a half from the la lands and make and a dozen hotels are near Adrertlaera dealrlng changes mnat ee nd In copy on or before Monday pre* day's trip nearby by. a comfortable day'a from the ialanda farther ceding day of to lnaure In eertion. onting down the buy. publication HENRY W. CALDWELL, Eastern Hote— Hotels and Boarding Houses In the Bay contracting for four or more Landing. Chebeague Inches of space per iasue for displayed advertising, have the privilege of Old weekly Insertion of guest a' names under the classification of Register of |Riverton| | Cape Cottage") | Orchard"! Tourist free of charge. Take Cars at Island Steamers, Transfers at Monoment Sq. ANNOUNCEMENT THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, WIS. The "jSjtl 1 (grggt" at MINIATURE ALMANAC Shore Property For Sale GREAT CHEBEAGUE, WILL REMAIN OPEN MINIATURE ALMANAC. If you are interested in procuring some of the finest shore lots THROUGH ONE OF THE MOST Week of L SEPTEMBER, Auguet 8 to August 14. Ltttlejohn's in Casco Bay, it will pay you to Investigate the property of Mrs. M. Sun Length High Tide A. Charleson. some sixty-five acres, at Great Chebeague, Maine. Over BEAUTIFUL MONTHS AT THE ISLAND. ILLUS- Day Rises Sets of Day Morn. Eve. •ne mile of shore front and the finest of spring water. Ninety-seven 4.44 6.56 14.12 6.18 TRATED BOOKLET & SPECIAL RATES UPON Mr. and Mrs. H. W. who choice lots are offered from $100 upwards, according to location and 4.45 6.54 Chlsholm. 14.09 7.18 size. Desirable section of the an a summer have been occupying the Alpdne cot- Island, idaal location for APPLICATION TO C W. PROP. 4.46 6.53 14.07 8.18 home. HAMILTON, tage were Satur- Would be pleased to show the property to all interested. 4.47 6.52 14.05 9.18 during July, joined Mr. and Mrs. H. Schiolizer 4.48 6.50 14.02 10.18 day by W. of who will the MRS. M. A. CHARLESON. Great Me. 4.49 6.49 14.00 11.18 Boston, share cottage Chebeague, until the close of the 4.50 6.47 13.57 11.48 summer. Season of •New Moon. Mrs. H. Austin Soule of Somerville 1912, Jane to Oct. has been paying a short visit to Miss Prosit! Barnes at her summer home, "Kem- Kingston cottage lor the remainder of gallon tank in the cottage, whence ah." Mr. Soule arrived Saturday and tbe summer. It runs to the bathroom on the second Summit Blackberries on the was a over way. guest the week-end. Mrs. A. C. Brown and family were floor. The running water, of a strong Mrs. Frank E. Dickerman had as a Joined over the last week end by Mr. pressure, is obtained throughout the House came in like an electric July light guest at the Barnacle cottage for four Ilrown. On Monday they all returned cottage and is Invaluable as a lire pro- and went out like a candle. days during last week, Mrs. fcttwanl to their home in Newtonville after tection as well as for domestic pui- ■-■-nfi Baker of Brookline. Mr. Dickerman having sojo.lined here since early in poses. up on tne eait end bill, where cool air la And some always stirring. Over- wise ones were predict- June. This has been ooean returned to Boston Sunday after hav- the family's Mrs. Joan Day is entertaining Mrs. looking the and the restful Island scenery of field and wood. ing a scorching summer after last No bet- an extended vacation at first visit to Ldttlejohns and to say Scribner and ot ter spot for complete reat and •winter. ing spent Murray son, Paul, recreation. Table and service first-class, Ldttlejohns. He will come down, how- they enjoyed it is expressing their Somenrille, Mass., for the month ot ▲ooommodatea. with cottage, 75 gneeta. Rates reasonable. ever, for the remaining week-ends pleasure very mildly. It is needless August at her cottage, "Osocozy." On MR8. C The merry click of the joyful lawn- LINTON M. HAMILTON. Proprietor. during the summer. to state that they are already plan- Saturday Mr. Scribner arrived and mower is mingled with the snore of ning to return next year. was a for the week-end. the summer boarder. Miss Kdith Smith, accompanied by gueet Mr. and Mrs. Mips Elizabeth Coleman and Miss Walter A. Smith ana Tuesday evening the memuers ot Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Coffin of Dor- the summer on Hill Msny a thing comes in for unjust Jeannette Kelly of Williamsburg, Va., colony Harmony chester are a of got at the Prime criticism which is far from arrived on last to spend occupying portion together "Avalon," deserving Thursday the Service Cook for two weeks vaca- summer Prices cottage and held a old- It. Remember how you cussed the August at Miss Smith's cottage on home, good Quality on Right tioning Littlejohna. fashioned of & classi- thermometer a month ago? Well, look the point. "sing." Songs Trade with us If want the bast in at it now. During August Mr. and Mrs. Albert cal as well as a more popular va- you Groceries, It surely has its ups and Mr. A. F. Converse and family of downs. E. Hatton and child with Mrs. H. A. riety were reviewed and sung with Wobcrn, Mass., are occupying: Mr. Meats, Prov.'slMis and all table Our Britton and Miss Harriet Britton, equal fervor under tie able leader- supplies. Nichols' yellow cottage for the next Well. Casco is at ■who are all residents of est Somer- ship of Mr. Charles Crocker of Bos- Is the or Bay last setting two weeks. The Converses were av Bakery dsllght all. Corns In and be all the modern improvements. ville. are occupying the -hub" cottage ton. who acted as accompanist for Harry Littlejohns two summon ago and this served with one of our Atwood with his IS cer- at the Weet End. those Inclined. In of dellolous (es Creams. hydroplane return visit is a result of their en- musically spite tainly point; to be something worth Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Abbion El- the informal nature of the gathering thusiasm over the island as a place going many miles to see. It hasn't well of Dorchester. Mrs. Herrison It was lots of iun and enjoyed by all. to Fpend an ideal summer vacation. been reported as yet how the seagulls Evans and daughter. Miss Kmma Ev- Mrs. Wesley Gsrness entertained a Mr. and Mrs. George Whittemore or R. H. CLEAVES are taking this invasion upon their ans. and Master Earl Evans of Som- ria?za party at her cottage last Wed- cL?.Ed?„^§"«? South Framingham, who are summer- rights, but they can afford to be mag- erville arrived to remain through Au- nesday afternoon. was in- ing at their cottage, near the wharf, Dancing nanimous after so many years of un- gust at the "Elms" cottage. This is dulged in for a while and then the entertained a party of eleven friends disputed sway. Mr. and Mrs Elwell's twelfth consecu- children plecsed everyone by render- on an all-day sail Saturday In Capt. tive summer visit to LJttlelobns. ing many duets and solos for the en- Sawyer's launch. "Handy Andy." They At the risk of being termeo Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Knight and joyment of the guests. plag- started about nine o'clock, and after a iarists by nearly everyone in the bay. (laughter. Vivian, and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Edward Pearce and daughters. most enjoyable sail up the New Mead we say attain, v^asco Bay is some James Humphrey returned to their Mirses Edna end Mildred Pearce of own River, ihe "Inn" was reached, great place!" During the twelve years homes in Boston on Saturday after Medford arrived last Monday to oc- uhere dinner partaken of, theycruisea in which The Breeze has been pub- sojourning a month at the Arca«!e. cupy Praeside until September, this down to th-* Bay by way of Harps- lished it has grown from a spot During their stay the cottago has been beinc their fifth searon at Cousina known well Sound. reaching Mitlelohrs and loved by comparatively the scene of much good fun, u shrre Island. They have as a guest, Mlsa few again late in the afternoon. Amonc to one of the foremost summer of which was furnished by small in- Helen Buckley of Medford, who will resorts of the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Whltte- the country, and every formal dances that took place when- %lslt them for some time. Mlse Flor- year hundreds and more were: Mr. and Mrs. Dawes, Mr. thousands of peo- ever the spirit moved them. Music ence Jameson, who has been occupy- go back to nnd Mrs. Str«nchell, Mits Lizzie Kltt- ple their city homes with w«as always amply furnished by a ing "Braeslde" during July, returned a warm in their redpe, Mr. Harry White. Mr. and Mrs. spot hearts for its Columbia phonograph ard the guests to Boston Mcnday. sparkling waters and green Howard Whittemore. Miss Helen anu islands. came in numbers from the surround- The masquerade party held last But the goal has not been Master Russell WTilttemore. yet reached. ing cottages to take part in those Wednesday evening in Doyle's barn Let's make it the best summer resort Mrs. Ceres H. Hadcock and her ^ood times. was without doubt one of the events In the country. Let your mencs know •daughters. Miss Edith Hadccrk or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Curren and of the season. Over one hundred and about it and make them tell their EJrookllne and Mire Beatrice HadcocK Sale of Wash son were near- Dresses with their Mrs. S. ffty merrymaker* present, friends; in short advertise the bay of Roxbury with Dr. and Mrs. William gu^st, A. Wy- man returned home to Needham on ly all of whom were masked and for all you're worth. It surely de- Faton of West Somerville. arrived Thursday after a most everyone felt that they had spent a serves It. Friday. Th<» party will occupy the enjoyable month spent at "Highland" cottage, thoroucMy enjoyable evening. Many near the West End. guests from Littlejohns Island were Mr. E. T. Hall of Titusville. Pa., is noted among the throng, and these re- a guest of Mr. C. T Brace and family cruits though unexpected greetly add- $2.00 for a three or four weeks' stay at ed to the hilarity of the evening. The Prices to "The Birches." Mism Emma Clark fart that contributed most strongly to Regular $3 $5 and Miss Sadie Sr.'ith of New York the evening's fun were the clever cos- MOORE & ntf also visiting at the rottage. tumes exhibited. A few of those no- Two OWEN, ticed on the floor were Mrs. Blssett Hundred new, 505-507 St.CO fresh,up-to-date Congress in her Indian costume and Miss Pearl 'Hardenbrook as a redcross nurse. Wash Dresses in the most desirable Mr. William Smith was a dashing Cousin's cov-hoy, while Mrs. Smith appeared Summer fabrics, in Island as a maid. dainty lawns, 20% or 1-5 on coy gypsy A costume at- Off All tracting much deserved comment was and cotton foulards. A that of Mrs. (Jamess as the "Boston dimity pleas- Ladies', Men's and Children's Post" girl, while a very cut© Idea wan Tho Rev. William B. Tu thill and feature is the excellent fit of worked out when Master and Miss ing famllv have aa a guest at their cot- Ks*vte appeared as Martha a/wi tage, "Medflcld,". Mr. Jamee Nichols these Oe«>rge Washington. Perhaps the garments. of Leomlnater, Maaa., for a visit of prize would have -been awarded, had several wwkn. ave any been offered, to Mr. Kennlth Bls- H 'one more'dress at little ex- Suits Mr. very Wlnfleld Prime hla fam- Bathing Joined sett «n his makeup of Orand- "Foxy ily at "AvaJon" for a | LAKES' BATHING ALL 1.5th Thursday pi." lie only shared his OFF applause All and dark colors. SUITS, month's vacation at Couaina Island pense. sizes, light W*r® Now with Mr. Charles Dabcock who was Ir- Mr Prime la receiving a great dwii resistible as a charming young lad), Ltdlst' Btaoh Cloth nook of pleasure from hla recently acquired Suits, squart $1.76 $1.40 and Mr. Wesley Oe.rness as a typical motor boat and during hla here stay country "Rube." Two oth.^r popular Ladies' Beach Cloth sailor oollar the have planned Suits, 1.98 1.88 family many pleaa figures were: Mr. and Mrs. Crowley, ant excursions. Thla craft la built or Final on who as a Prices Several Lots of Misses' Ladies' Mohair round nook sppesred Spanish grand SuHs, 2.98 2.38 OMliMl llnea. being roomy and ex- dame and the ddess of while Its liberty, tremely graceful, online de- respectively. There were lots of o«h-»r Ladles' Mohair nook vclopa a deal of ponver that mafcee it and Suits, oquars 3.50 2.80 costumes and disguises, too numerous Children's White Linen Sailor the equal In of moat speed any boat to mention, but Just as clever as Ladles' Mohair nsek her*»abouta. Suite, oquars 3.88 3.18 fhoee enumerated above. These In- On Wednesday evening a crowd of Suits and Wash Dresses Ladles' Mohair or cluded the ususl ciowns. stout Ger- Suite, oquare round nook 4.98 3.88 the Ilannonv Hill cottagers aaaem- mans, blackface men and courtiers; One lot of linen bled at barn and pure Sailor Suits, in white, embroidered Doyle's enjoyed a while many of the children attending Ladles' Sicilian Suits, with little Informal that with light blue and white, size* 6 to 18 prlnoooo panel "hop" afforded chose to masquerade In the garb of years. Original prices everyone -present a $4.50 to front very pleesani the opposite sex. But the best ot $7.50. Sale Rrloe $2.98. 8.98 4.78 tine. part During thla seaaon theae gath- sfralr was the that It meant a good Several lots of Children's and Wash »n Sloillan erings have grown more Juoior Dresses checks, Ladlee* Sulla, panel skirl 7.88 frequent thar time for everyone present, regardless 8.38 e\er before, and plsids and solid colors These dresses are some somewhat soiled. needleaa to aay af- of their sge, and after all that waa Ladloe' Sloillan ford a maximum of Suite, made with two plooe pleasure to all fust the reason why these fun makers Lot I. Children's Dresses, original prices from $2.95 to that are fortunate oklrt enough to attend gathered In the barn. $3.75. Sale Prlo» $1.98. 10 00 8.00 In tho winter everyone recalls them aa little eveuta In th* summer's va- I-ot II. Children's Dresses from $4 50 to $8.25. CHILDREN'S BATHING cation W. S. RENT SUITS, ALL l-Stli OFF which make an out In* at Cous- Sale Rrloe $3.fO. ins Island ao enjoyable. GKOCEHES AND PROVISIONS Children's Mohair Suite 2.80 2.00 Mr. and Mra. John Ketchum of Romenrllle spent the last w#ek at Im CrMm, Coofwtloitwy, Frolt, Bo ft CMIdron'o Beach Cleth Suite 1.88 1.88 their cottage "Rockhaven." During Drlnk«, I'lgara, Tobacco, Me. Laundry that Aftnoy. MilTtrj on both taianda. Misses' Dresses time they had aa meats Mr. and < MEN'S and BOYS' Mra. Georga Hatch of BATM1N0 SUITS, ALL l-Sth OFF Bomerville, who Littl#jokoa mmd Conaln'a laland One lot D. & J. Anderson Gingham Dresses in plsids, ware companions of the Ketch urn r originally from $5.00 to $13.50. Sale Rrloe $2,98. Waal daring their recent stay at tK. Johns. Man's Bathing SaNa 3.00 2.40 Children's N. B Mr Ketchum haa Juat ha«i ri#or. Maa*a Waal Bathing Salta 2.80 2.00 finished a moat complete water system that adda greetlv to tb* mmfoH r-r Moa's and Bays' Waal BatMag SaNa 2.00 LSO hla cottage. Water la obtained from an artealan well, lit feat deep, which Mea'o aad Bays' BatMng Balta 1.90 89a wa« drilled Uat summer in the ledge hack of the bona*. It Is forced by J a double action hand pomp Into a iou-| Eastman Bros. & Bancroft i Charles of Gllcrest, New York, who are Mr. snd Mrs. P. a Sserle ox were at the Beechwood during July, Worcester, Miss Ethel Hodge of Sum- left (or a recently trip through the errUle. Miss Ruth Chew of New Yorx Canadian Rockies. Both Off Island gentlemen and Mrs. Robert Donaldson of Phils- • 11 is are mountain-climbers of some note delphts. Island and are members of the Canadian J. R. LIBBY Rocky Mountain Club. Mr. W. W. CO. Aucoci»co Houm. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kinney of South Gilcrest Is a well-known «. xi. oiuHii o» One of the most successful of th* composer, Paris have been guests of Mrs. C. W. uottoo and bis PORTLAND and devoted much of his time mother, Mrs. C. E. who are weekly library teas held this summer during Kimball at "Fairies" cottage for the Brown, his stay here to the and ar> spending the summer months at ■line's was that of last week tooK study past fortnight. On Mrs. J. Long Greatest Department Store which Monday In one of in Tanrement of muskx w. Charles M. Island, the Bates cottages, place the Aucocisco House Annex. Oilman arrived from her summer came Gilcrest, who is a in over In their motor boat and The affair was distinguished from the civil-engineer residence, "Westvtew," in Haverhill. the service of the Government will re- ■pent the day with the and others which have preceded It by N. H., to risit Mrs. Kimball for tne with Lukes, turn to the Beechwood (or the them were Mrs. George of New the lance number of guests fortunate early York' rart of before this city and Minnie Tompkins of to be present snd the Jovlsl time af- September leaving Miss Nell a Bennltt of Portland is country to resume the duties of his Cambridge. Mass. forded them. The hostesses of the visiting Mifs Dorothy Cobb at "Cute* Mr. and protession at his post in the Mrs. L. Potter and Mr. and Stock Sale afternoon were: Mrs. O. F. Stone and Philip cottage. She arrived last week and Mrs. Reducing Islands Eugene L. Luke of Miss Katie who pine will remain Cambridge. l«ay, managed the at- probably through August. Mass., returned to their homes, after fair most successfully, and saw to it Mrs. Henry Bird Is her AD Ow Sunset Houw. entertaining spending a most delightful month at that everyone had a good time. niece. Miss Isabel Leveet of Portlano the Alcazar. Mr. Edward Qrier Most of us learn to our sorrow some at the Saint Francis Pullerton. who Is cottage. During Mr. W. J. Luke of after This Mammoth a time the course of summer the Lexington, Store guest st the houte. sustained an in- during the month of August Mrs. Henry Cobb a brief visit home has that returned this jury which causes him tome incon- accidents happen to the best sad daughters. Miss Jennie and Glad- week to spend the remainder of the Oo tho First Floor no serious on regulated motor boat* a* well as in ys Cobb, will be guests at the cot- summer. venience. though pain, Wonderful vtloet last the most model families. At tage. in Silks, Dress Friday afternoon. Slipping on the any Miss Edna Luke of Lexington. Goods. Men's steps S rate, such was the gained Mrs. S. B. Furnishings. approaching trout's Camp, ue knowledge Williams, with her child, Mass., who usually spends her sum- sprained his by a party of eleven from the of New mer at On instep and for a few days guests York City, is visiting her the Alcazar, Is summering at tfeo Second Floor Sunset House Led after the accident was forced to use who started out in a mother, Mr*. E. C. Bogert, until Sep- Harwich. Mass.. with friends. lee' Suits, Queen QuaiUy motor one Sboee at reduced i crutches. However, he has now near- brat evening recently to tember at Ingleneuk. tbe Bogert sum- Mrs. O. B. Patten, who has been prices, orset*. attend at mer Milliner/ and Muslin Underwear. ly recovered from his disability. the concert the Peak's isl- home on the North 8hore. She spending the summer at the Lancas- the and House. When about to will be Joined ter Among newly registered quests at half-way Aug. 17 by Mr. Williams cottage, returned home for a short On tfeo TMrd Floor their destination the boat broke down who will remain visit. thefAucoclsooHouse are the following: during the following Annual August Sale of Furniture. and the were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson. Miss Mary Nel- party forced to give up two weeks. Mrs. L. EL Nichols and son the for musical of Baltimore, Mrs. Berry and Mis* quest entertainment, Mr. F. W. Rod I man and family ot daughter. Alma, of Medford. Mass.. for and Mrs. Art Margaret Berry, also of Baltimore: that evening, at least. Northampton. Mass.. who hare been Joseph Cloutier and daugh- "Twist Sqweiee, Rugs and Kitchen Mrs. of Staffin RnApartirs" Goods at Sale Prices. Nat. M. Emery and son. Master In spite of several days of stormy occupying "Quunnapowltt" cottage ter, Marion, Lawrence, Mass.. ar- rived this Nat. Emery, of Bothlehem, Pa., ana weather last week, those at the Sim- during July, returned home Saturday, week to spend th* remain- der of the summer at Mrs. Edward Norris of Baltimore. set House had no trouble in Aug. fth. after spent a most the Nichols cot- finding having tage. plenty of amusements to fill In the enjoyable vacation at Cliff Island. Mr. S. Mrs. J. J. Allen of The Beechwood. hours which were necessarily spent P. Darlington of the Darling- Boston. Mass., A and Mrs. Irene In man of J. R. LIBBY fact which lends much encour- Indoors by most of their number. Be- ton Mett&llc Shingle Company In Phil- Dorchester. CO. Mass., are a agement to those Interested in the sides the adelphia has on spending few weeks at ordinary parlor games, which opened his cottage the "Sales Begin Each at 8 O'clock" proaperity of Casco as a sum- are the North West Briarcliffe. Moraine Bay always popular at such times, a snore for August. He Mr. mer resort is that Is C. E. Paddock, wife and more and more favorite way in which to make the accompanied by Mrs. Darlington of family, are and Springfield, arrived this week to people remaining here during time pass quickly were the many card their daughter, Mrs. D. Heydeck- spend the remainder of what to many is the most attractive games which furnished er, with her son. Master the summer entertainment Gray Hey- at the Casco Vista. portion of the season, that is the first and for a number of decker of Mount N. Y. The pleasure large Vernon, Dr. F. H. Baker and part of September. One of those the have been wife of Boston. who guests. On Wednesday* evening party staying at ute Mer- Mass.. arrived will be here this week on the island, this year during that the usual dance waa omitted on ac- rloneag House at South and Harpewell are visiting at the Twin Oak cot- time is Mrs. S. E. of Net. count of the during July but have to Findley prevailing storm, which decided spend tage for a few weeks. York, who has been here since the prevented the presence of those who tho last of the summer the among Mrs. O. E. conover of Somervllle. twenty-seventh of June. Mrs. Findley might attend from the so in superior charms of Cliff Island. cottages, Mass.. Mrs. B. M. Floyd and Miss left last Saturday for a month at its an Contractor H. E. place informal musical pro- Mererve of Bux- Irene fr 10yd of Waltham and Christmas but Miss Lu- Cove, ehe will return gram was arranged which proved roost ton, Me., is at present making extens- cia Capwell of to the Beechwood for Providence, R. I., are the first halt enjoyable to those who took part as ive repairs and alterations on the S. occupying the of Rockhaven for the September. well as their hearers. P. Darlington cottage; chief among summer. Mr. W. W.I Gllcrest and son, Mr. The new these arrivals among the guests Improvements Is the Installa- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franke of Som- tion of a complete gasoline pump out- ervllle, Maes., are expected at the fit that will supply water at a gooa Jaynes cottage for a week. Cor. Congress and Oak St*. pressure to ell parts of the Miss cottage, Marjorie Symmes of Reading. at a Is The Store Quality thing that advantageous not only Mass.. is stopping at the Parker cot- for HAMILTON & WEBBER domestic purposes but for -protec- tage for a short visit. •u vrcam fariort, Great We are tion Mrs. prepared to do your against lire as well. Contractor Margaret Feeley of Portland. Meserve Is Me., is Chebeague, Maine. Finest quality baggage Expreaaing, Teaming, connected with the Mes- visiting at Liberty for the re- erve Coir mainder of the of cream. etc. Our teama meet all ateamera. Refrigerator pany of Bux- summer. Clearance Sale Confectionery, Cake, ton. Miss August Fine three-eeated Gladys Leighton and Miss Eliz- and aurry to let for abeth Paetry 8oft Drinks. Light Mr. and Mrs. John C. Roe and two Colder of Augusta, Me., return- pleaeure parties. Have your ed to 50c Pure Silk Gloves, 2 lunches served bag- children of Chicago, are their homes after two clasps 39c evenings. We soli* checked In care 111., occupy- spending gage of Hamilton ing the enjoyable weeks at the cit your and will Sen&et Rest cottage for the Little Liberty. patronage try & Webber, Great to 75c Si k double Chebeague, month of August. They arrived Sat- Owing the extreme dampness of Long Gloves, tipped S9c and please you. first Maine. the Everything Agenta for Caaco Bay or urday from Provincetown, grove, the chocolste and candy class. Mass., sale which Harpewell Line*. where they have been spending the was to have taken place $1.00 Long Silk Gloves, there was held on first of the summer with Mrs. Hoe's the porch of Mrs. doub[eti£ped^^^79c Chas. Bralnard. It was a mcther at the latter's summer home. grand suc- 50c Silk Boot cess and Onyx Stockings 39c Mr. Roe, who is an assistant manager socially financially. The net HOWARD 8. HAMILTON proceeds collected were for Marshall Field & Company, will, $20.00. The Thread Silk porch was $1.00 Stockings, black only. 69c General Contractor and Guilder at the conclusion of his vacation, beautifully decorated with flowers and Japanese GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE sail for Europe to attend the Inters lanterns. The Thread Silk eight pretty young misses, most be- $1.25 Stockings, black 89c contracts made and national Merchants' Association Con- only. Complete performed for buildings, cottages, comingly attired in with alterations vention in l^ondcn as a white, dainty repairs, etc. Estimates furnished on Ex- representa- white caps with application. tive of his Arm. blue decorations ad- $3.50 Wash Silk Waists colored pert workmen. Cottage work a : ded stripes. $1.55 specialty. Cottage lots for sale and much to the chsrm of the occa- ceslraule to rent. Miss Pauline is a guest of cottages vWe care for estates. Berry sion. It was very well Miss Frieda for patronized by $3.00 Silk and Starr a week, at the cottagers. Pongee Waists, long short "I^ock-Out" The affair was In camp. Mirs Berry, who charge of Miss Julia is from MacDonald, who sleeves .... Nex York, graduated from the a siso proved most genial hostess. The New England of Music cocoa CHE BE AGUE CASH STORE Convsrvatory which was pronounced most de- this June, where she was a $1.98 and low classmate licious, was made by Miss Sarah Lingerie Waists, high neck. 98c HAMILTON'S LARDING of her host. Both young ladies are ac- Bower. With our new stock of Groceries, etc., we are prepared to cater to complished pianists and their cervices un Friday afternoon of $3.00 Lingerie Waists, trace next week exceptional values, $1.98 the or the island. Quality the best, and our are are much lu demand as entertainers there prices right. is going to be an afternoon en- Meats, this our is leader. Fruits, Candies, Tobacco. etc. among the young of the sum- Cigars, people tertainment. weird and strange, at tha 50c Shetland Veiling, per yard Gasoline and motor boat supplies. Our auto truck delivers mer Fair grounds. 25c prompt- colony. It is hoped tnat a ly. W© solicit your patronage Mrs. Harry O'Dell Is visiting Mrs. large crowd will assemble to witness P. the 12gC Linen 3 for C. Hogan at Cape Cottage for a performance. Handkerchiefs, 25c week before joining her family who Mr. W. W. Go wing, wife and arrived daugh- 19c All Linen Initial Thursday for a month's so- ters, Charlotte and Catherine, of Law- Handkerchiefs 12^0 at the rence, journ "Hill Top" cottage. Mass.. arrived this week to During the thick fog prevalent on spend the month of August in The SOUVENIERS last CHEBEAGUE "Wednesday evening Mr. C. L>. Ledges. Rev. Essent and a companion, who are Nicholas Vanderpyl. wife and SOUVENIR SHOP summer of residents of Ix>ng family, Haverhill, Mass.. are need of two and now Island. again lights there the squirrels playing tag over the head* AND Here so unfortunate as to enjoying their extensive view one is CIRCULATING LIBRARY lose their from provided gone. If the lights of the audience and even the Garfield for running bearings while making for Cleaves cottage, August. represent what Bustins gets from the over the Miss Martha platform and under the FIR PI I LOWS A landing in the Mr. Es- Aldrich of town of Free port the taxes SPECIALTY "Sea-Serpent." was Somervllle. for paid, benches on which the sat were sent's given a farewell on people Made from fir Beat thirty foot launch. After roam- party Thurs- the lights come high. not able to divert it. Chebeague tips. day evening of this The two solos and most coat to manufacture. ing around In the haze, week by her An impassioned orator has of Mr. A. ly they Anally friends at said, E. Heald added greatly to ran aground on the Redwing The we Newest and Urgent line of Post the eest of Cliff Island cottage. "wherever look in nature we ran the pleasure of the occasion. early part of the was Cards in Casco Bay, 40,000 in stock. where they stayed all night. Mis- evening spent see the footprints of an Almighty in the .viiss M. E. Patterson of Boston en- The fortune had not playing flour and penny game, Hand.' any one Poblic Library. Poet Office. to date line deserted them, how- which Sunday visiting the tertained largest up did not terminate float Sunday at dinner at her cot- ever. for In the while at- until every- might see the flnger-prlnts of a of Souvenirs in the morring, body had been tage, the Waumbek, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. BOWEN city tempting to float their given the opportunity powerful heel. cmft, one or to taste John S. and Mrs. Opp. Hill Crast and South Road the the delicious flour. After this the same Crowley A. J. Wal- propel lor blades was broken and By token, Mr. Obear wish- ker of game. Jenkins was Salem. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. AUo a fall line of the rudder bent. played, to the es to know who ran into his boat and badly The boat was great amusement Clarence H. Lunt of of all. The latter let the Beverly, Mass.. Anally floated with the aid of a daylight through side. and A. -poss- part of the was Mrs. P. Peabody of ii'pr lobster fisherman evening the more ex- Speaking of boats, Supt. Clark ot Topsfield. and proceeded citable to be .Mass., all of whom are at Watches, Clocks, sure, for it was in this had a summering Jewelry to Portland under her own Summervllle, short sail in power time that the young folks had Cheheague. Fish Market and Diamonds about noon. a taffy "his'n" on Saturday, with the held of Chebeague pull. From the till Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton's sounds beginning the end, his colleagues. William Drewry of Landing, Chebeague or hilarity have nev«r aris- ."Everybooy was doln' it," and Orange. N\ J., arrived on to en co pulling Among other well known boats seen Sunday Here of all spontaneously as the pulling till at last their spend their you will always *et the best Repairing kinds at abort notice during work was re- to be vacation. They were here Vast week at In warded "cranky" during the week, were In deep s*a food of all kinds and at Daisy cottage. spite by the finest taffy ever made. last four years ago. when Mrs. I>rew- of the bod the "Annie C.," the "Juanlta" and the Out will feather without there's After Professor Herman ry. then Miss Marion right price* clerks call upon -i.ocn Bibo render- Waldenburgh. good tiroes within, such as ed a few violin "Spendthrift" was a you and we guarantee satisfaction a solos the party came to great favorite with the young congenial crowd of a close and All persons who desire to be Call and Inspect our market. McKENNEY JEWELRY CO. young people al- the young folks started for enrol- people. ways have. I^ast home. led in the Bustins Island Fire Wednesday evening Among those present were: Depart- Amon/ the arrivals of Jcwden and daisy cottage The ment. should to Saturday, Opticians entertained at a welsh Misses Marian Clarke, Fllzabeth apply Chief Ku»*eli were two faces at that are always wel- rarebit party at which some Schaaf. Martha Aldr^b. Ce*-**""® camp Whittler. twenty- comed at Bustlns. Miss Sugat and Monument hve were present. After Barbara The services In the on bun- Sq., Portland, Me. the suppor. Bralnard, Miss Marguerite grove Miss Martins. Both love Bustlns and Grant. day were more than and dancing singing amuhed the Among tne boy- usually interest- are loved by the Bustinese. guests until ing. Dr. as a late hour. The next Herman Blbo, Percy Pldge, usual, conducted Smith & Redfleld, Leslie Fully furnished seven room night a sandwich Keyes and Frank the service. The aermon was Rev. cottage Langmaid Marin feast served to pass Mar. by for sale. a most Mr. O. W. H. Spence of Apply to Mrs. William Camp- West Side, Wharf jolly evening, while on Friday L. Anderson, wife and fam- Oberlln, Ohio. His Long of subject was bell.—Adv. ta4 night tho crowd go* together and held ily. Newtonvllle. Mass., arrived this "Spiritual Efficiency." He a week In showed what It was. PORTLAND, MAINE roarshmallow toast on the beach. the Red. White and Blue cot- why needful and tage the explained how to True Around a huge fire burned down to for remainder of the sum- obtain It. The Enough. SUtkury held coals aom® mer. speaker the attention of his Half the world don't glowing twenty young peo- larxe know how they Casco Motors * Mr. audience so tasaiiaa art ple were gathered and made and Mrs. Binar Weldeman of completely that several live themselves.— 1,1'e Tha only Portland Built Gaao- merry until the moon was high In the heav- Pittsburg. Pa., are gueata of Miaa llno Marin* Motor. Quar- ens Sara M. Bower for Fully And these are but mere ex- two weeka. antaad. [•fiats Ripairs the amples of their fun. Miss Adelaide DurlDR week, the Ionic expected All parts of tho Caaco always float rules came, and were Cobb of Maiden arrived and atnck up an hard and no wait for orswtii >m rtntx ifRttiii Saturday on the float, but to the long w!11 spend the remainder of the sum- dismay of all. In caaa of Inatead of rapairs accidant. Wa mer at the the boat rulea, th#re were cottage, while Mr. H. P. boot do repairing and machlna work. Cobb of and shoe rulea. A new edition 6. D. Thorndike Machine Co. Portsmouth spent the last la week end here. expected soon. TOURISTS! Mlaa Sadie Starrett of Athol. Mas* DRINK TH 221$ PMTUM PIU Put on your old bonnet ONLY gray and go arrived Thursday and la down to Cobb'a—at the camping out head of the by Camp for pier—Finest line of Whlttler, Auguat. groceries and Two new famlllea that arrived fruits—Cliff Islsnd. Ms.—Adv. this FALMOUTH HOTEL ifrnion week on the laland to spend th* month of th* August, are the lllgginses POT! MAUVE crickit. and the AND, Brocks. The Hlnglns family I know a little follow are from Andover. Mass. UNDERWOOD and are With a coat of fln»«t brown. summering at the Ben H# rttp* »nd from Nevis, while European and American Plan Jumps dawn of day the Brocka are TTntll the sun goes from Brown Station, Coffee down:— N. Home Ills merry voice la ringing Y., and are at the Mudjekewis. Ton can hear It as »oti Mr. Brock la aaaoclated MmI It's mm, with the WATER th* SPRING Centrally Located little cricket singing building of the New York water • Hotel in Portland In the green s*a gr*M' aya- PUREST Watir Known If the road of llf» h* tem which la belnx Installed In the And the roe»s fade and dl*. Catakllla And avoid possible illness. There are fairer Sower* hkmmlng Mr. Edward of Awarded • • In the land of Oerry Haverhill, who the Grand Prix and Gold Medal LI. PMIEK, Ry«-and-Rre haa Paris Exposition, 191L Prtpritt* Hope and coumge for been spending his vacation at the 74 and 76 to-morrow. The highest award ever a Street Tune roar kwrt given mineral water. Exchange strings as you pass. Wychmere entertained a large and ap Post office To the singing of th# cricket predatlve of Order a carboy to be to your TODAY I Opposite In the ms company hla friends by shipped cottage gr««n grass'—R W. p. in an Informal "duburban life recital at the camp on Underwood Ginger Ale bottled only at the Underwood A Aa Mtaiilne" for August. Spring. Meal, op-to-date cafe, where Saturday evening. Mr. Oerry always delectable beverage. Serve ice co!d. but the best Is serrei Philosophic. looka forward to hla vacation at Bus- THE aoUiac U e«r but All dealers and ELMWOOD A tine. not more ao than ear boy owned a dog and a hla many patrons. Qvfck senrfce Is aotte, tricycle, friends on the Island. It ELM ST. who nmr could be mi ear are Induced to it at* a A prices right Separate great man/ people wish on preference. On being aakad which light PORTLAND, MAOIE mm for ladies ai bo the question as to why the Underwood itanf escorts.* would prefer to light— Spring Corporation DfMMT frmm 11.19 «• IKk have a bigger boy ao called by cosrtasy—haa been SPECIALS •ake from bo re- 432 Congress Street, Maine him. yiawered: "The one moved from the path the ree- Portland, ft A. Ifwy day Iraa 11 antll wnid (bat the through boy took." tafcrant grove to the float. There was ing. The afternoon prowl an unus- green and will be joined by her moth- ually pleasant one. sewing and a gen- er for a part of the season. eral time good making the time pass Mr. FVwd N. Hooper of all too Evergreen The quickly. haa started on a C. T. SWETT two weeks' vacation, CO. Rer. Carl A. Burgess and wife and of part which time will be spent on W. 8. JORDAN daughter Hope of St CO. Rockland. Mass.. the Island, and a few days In Boston Grocers and snd Mrs. Walter Metcalf and Miss and PORTLAND Provisioned New York, to witness some of Blanche Metcalf of Natlck. Mass.. ar- the big ball games. a nv 130-132 Commaroial rived pi i.raw Stroat, Portland, Malna this week for a month's stay at Head of Ferry Wharf. the Randall bungalow, where they have been for the - TO OUR coming last three OWNS TOWNSHIP OF Groceries I8LAND TRADE years. 110,00f Provisions Mall or Among the newcomers at the Is- Telephone orders a-e filled and we English Landlord Posssssse All but promptly girt free land are the Misses I. M. delivery to your landing on all ordera Smith, L. J. One •mall Plot In amounting to 9I.0* or over. Smith and W. B. Tackle Anchors Special attention given to Smith, with their Fishing Oars shipping perishable str so that they Mrs. J. Huddersflsld. will arrive In perfect con&tlon guest. H. Mosely, all of Brooklyn, N. Y.. who are Cordage Oiled Clothing Dories Skiffs Local dealers for the Inter latlonal Harvester < V« enjoying London.—An and Stationary their first at sppllcatlon to thi Portxfble Engines—from 1 to 50 horse outing Peak's, although p>wer. annual visitors to the Maine courts thst more time be allowed t< Also Agents for the BOWRING PETROLIUJM resorts, CO.. LTD., of t>»u- and are the check up the work of don—HMi Grade Lubricating OUa for Marin occupying Sklllings' cot- appraisers U ), Stationary and Ga*«o- on Oak connection with lene Engl ties. tage Lawn. the land tax ha« called attention to The members of the Oak Lawn sum- the fsct that th« mer whole of the old colony enjoyed a picnic supper township of Huddere on Wednesday evening at the home of field, with the exception of a iqat Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Had the weather plot, is the property of John F. Rams KENDALL & WHITNEY been pleasant the tables would have den. who owns more than 6,000 par been spread on the but SEED lawn, the cosy eels of ground there. The population GROWERS and was most MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS ct>ttage attractive with Its of Huddersfleld is AND DEALERS IN Littlefield & lire and 110,005, whl** Co. cheery lights and an ideal Ifll nOVuCHIiBnil Rsmsden's rents amount to A0rlCtHTUral IRipi9nivlViB| > vfullZviVi MO place for a jolly picnic supper and the $900,000 iWiliiy or about $8.15 a head. The Mry Wirtw lalWRltii evening was most pleasantly spent. Of munlcipa Sappltos, Wan, ina Wart, Brum, rates levied by the on no. the cottagers attending were Mr. and borough resi IratfcM, Csrtfsps, Mrs. dents amounted last year to Ala* SpMtalttM la GROCERS Clarence Thomas. Miss Mlna £174.425 SUMMCfl COMFORTS Ilk* Im Cmmii Frtutrtt The manor of R«trlfltrator«, Lawn Swine*. Croquat Window Thomas and their house guests, Mr. Huddersfleld waa Sor««n Door*. 8*ta, SerMnt and Call saa 109-111 COMMERCIAL and Mrs. Dana sold by the crown to William aMI u* STREET Redmond, Mr. and Rams Cor. Federal 4, Mrs. W. T. Bradford and Miss Bea- den, sn ancestor of the present ground Temple Sis., Portland, Me. PORTLAND, ME. trice Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis landlord, in 1599, for $4,875. He sub Townsetf, Dr. and Mrs. It you want the best In Groceries. John How- sequently acquired so much adjoining Meats and land, Mrs. George Sylvia and Miss Provisions at reasonable property that the crown issued an or- charges our store is the Thirza Sylvia. Mr. and Mrs. place for yon Joseph der that he could acquire no more to trade. We Smith. supply hotels, cott&poe, land. The yearly value of the Hud yachts and schooner Mrs. William of parties. Island Lelghton Oak dersfleld property three hundred patronage solicited and sstisfactlon I .awn is spending a few in hockmere House days town, years sgo was less than $125. guaranteed to all. Handy to steam- and before returning to island boat h^r and wharves. home, will go to Wells for a short Cottages Parrot'# Chatter stay, where her daughter. Miss Grace 8aved 8ilverware. Littiejobn's Island, Maine Lelghton, is the guest of friends. Mr. Yonkers, N. Y.—A parrot's chattel G. H. HAMILTON, Prop. and Mrs. a Cyrus Varney of Waverly betrayed burglar at work in the Right on the shore, with street are stopping at the island dur- home of Mra. Florence Hay ward as 10 j-u. elevation. Set In their spruce ing daughter's absence. he was about to get away with a load gr«»ve Accommodates 100. Ex* Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hamilton and of silverware. Polly yelled "hello" at ff'lent cuisine. Dally malls. ATLAS SHUR-ON of Salem Opm until October EYEGLASSES family and Mrs. F. A. E. the intruder repeatedly, and Mrs. Hay- 1. Rates — Hamilton of I-r>tlou. —The Best in the World Are Sold Beverly, have taken the ward was awakened and fired two Only by Atlantic cottage on Spruce avenue un- shots at the man. who dropped a suit- til September 1st. case filled with plunder and escaped. The members of the house party who have taken the O-So-Cosy cot- THE ISLAND INN Time lOLWlU N. T. Jr. tage on Merriam street until Labor Long 8tartlng. WILSON A CO.. Pre»rie«ere Worthley, Mass.—Uncle Day, are Mr. and Mrs. B. Dlckerson, Plymouth, Tilden Dlnlnc room on* of th* mot pleeaaatiy rit»U4 of aay la tho bar. Sor> Maine's Martin Horan, Arthur Wells. Leslie Pierce. 101 years old next December, rowaded by treee. mrlookinr tho water; oooi; comfortable; ooareoloot. leading Optician by tho week a specialty. Rofular dinnere (or transients, daily. Powers and Miss Mabei Foster, all of has Just played his first game of golf. Take 8tr. Portland return 1.45 three boon New York City. He hss just hsd his first automobile Maqaoit, leaving 9a.m., p.m., giving for dinner. 4782 CONGRESS STREET Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hilton of ride, too, and to fill out the list of Somerville have recently arrived at novel experiences, had his first glass their cottage. Moon of sle. Over Kresge's 5 and 10c Store Hutt, whore they ginger will remain until after Labor Day. Mrs. Mary Abble Barker and Mis. Gave Birth to Triplets. CORDES' CAFE Free to Patrons We Grind Onr Will Seabury and son Roland of Coupons Own Lenses Pittsburgh.—Mrs. Harriet McFsr- F. CL Cordoo, North Weymouth. Mass., are WANTED! Proprietor. spend- land, aged thirty-five, and weighing FlrotClaoo ing a month at 8unnybrae. In Evory Particular. Low Prices for July ind Carfare Rebates lees than 80 pounds, gave birth to COTTAGERS Jane, August E. W. of MS 1-1—M7 14 Congrera 8L Gurney Woburn. Mass.. is triplets, sll boys, each weighing four and GUESTS the guest for a few weeks at the Al- pounds. Mrs. McFarland declared she To send their clothing to as PORTLAND. MAINE landale cottage on Oakland avenue. wasn't surprised as there were three OPPOSITE BAXTER BLOCK. George W. Morris of Portland has For CLEANSING *" a«ts of twins In her mother's purchased the Norton cottage next the family. Quick Work. Reasonable Prices AMEHCAH DAOtT LUNCH eighth main building and Mr. and IF EXPERIENCE IS Mrs. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Charles THE D. J. MacDONALD, Have an Object and Work For It. Proprietor. Morris are spending the remainder of FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE WORTH ANYTHING Define an as 8EWINC Com more la I Street, nearly opp#> the season there. object early as you can, 80-S2 Oak St, near Ceegrese St. Ml.elte Island and sfter it. MACHINE Steamer* and South I ought to have your trade en Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pease and fam- go Shspe up every act of PORTLAND, ME. Portland life It OF Perry. ily of Reading, Mass., are spending your to and Its attainment. If Express paid coming ISO Middle Street, nearly Oppoelta the season at the Beacon cottage. you find It Is not what you really de- QUALITY. PoetofHco. Photographic Supplies Miss C. L. Willard of Washington. sire, discard It sfter giving Che mstter D. C.. is the Milk, Cream, etc., treeh from dairy guest for a few weeks ot sufficient thought—but not until you NEW and Artists' Materials Mrs. H. J. Schell COASTWISE STEAMERS Hem dally. Beet of food, Quickest eer- at the Off-Shore cot* are convinced thst some other gosl Is NOT reasonable tage. vlce, charges. Developing: and Printing a lit- more necessary to you. when you must SOLD Finest In the East. .tirs. w. k. Atwater and Miss "Qa»en of 8ea Koutes" equipment Visit tle better than the other fellow seek it with equal zest. UNDER as when In tvwn. Elite Loneh, 411 1-1 Jeanne Fe L'ulette of New York City Mcrckaato A MTncr* Triu. C*. are ANY Consrees BL tor Ladlea. JOHN F. GOULD spending the month of August at teamefclp vlnci 549 the Off-Sbore OTHER CoafTMi St, Portland, Maine cottage. Protecting His 8tock. BOSTON to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Knight of NAME. An Italian who kept a fruit Hand PHILADELPHIA, Auburn, who are passing several BALTIMORE, was much annoyed cus- NORFOLK and NEWPORT N EW weeks at the Chase cottage at Peak's by possible tom ers who a WARRANTEDHOME FOR are made practice of han- ALL TIME. Island, being delightfully enter- Through tickets to and from principal tained dling the fruit and >oinls, nttli and s.ateroom If haw LAUNCH FOR by friends during their v!sit at pinching it, there- including yoa purr thoNKW HOMK you will PARTIES icc- mmodations on the Island. by It softened and steamer. have a life awwt h t tlie The launch Florence T. for leaving often price y«»ti p:y, and will sailing Dot have an Mr. and Mrs. S. spoiled. Exasperated endur- endk>M chain of fcbout the bay. Row boats to let by George Greene ol beyond repairs. Worcester are to be SPECIAL RATES to OLD POINT | Healing and heir, day or week at reasonable expected arrive early ance, finally put up a sign, which this month COMFORT and charges. for several weeks at Tor- read: "If yon mus plncha da fruit— ATLANTIC CITY rington and will 8.earner* fa*t and Quality Ferrying to So. Free- Point, occupy apart- plncha da new, elegant. Littlejohns, cocoanut!"—LJpplncott's. icommodatiun« Plumbing ^*t, etc. ments in the Had lock House. Mr. and and caisine, unsur- passed. Send for book.et. Considered W. A. Mrs. Greene formerly passed their TRUFANT, Chebeague I. C. H. Hoat stage at Hamilton's summers at the island, occupying the A Bit Superstitious. Maynard, Agent, Boston, Mass. k is the Engineers Landing. Baker Residence near Postoflice. cottage, and will be pleasantly "My poor wife! Buried on a Friday, STOVES, RANGES, entertained their too! Cheapest during sojourn there. I hope it won't me bad S. S. TOnER TIMWAKK Mrs. bring J. W. Henderson and daugh- luck!"—Pele Mele. in Ship Stoves, Lanterns the end ters Ray and Isabel, with her son. Penobscot Indian Goods and Fur- Galley Dr. Frank all Pine Baskets. to nishings. Henderson, of Everett. Unique Souvenirs, buy. Mstor Mass., are the Pessimistic CHubs, Seal Goods, etc. Boats For Sale passing month of Frisnd. If Gasoline and yna wmit » mnrhliw, write Ergmtt Also Fox August at the Wilkins cottage at Hewitt—"I am a MISS IT—THE for Water Marine Motors. proud father." DOIS'T TENT. jar lntmt caUkicue be for* S/Mftns Rock Bound Park AT jroj pun-lut«e. Halllday Stationary Kn- where they have Jewett—"You'll get over your pride MACKEREL COVE, BAILEY spent a part of previous seasons. Miss when the ISLAND. V* New Heme F. & C. B. NASH CO. glnes, Perfex Ignition sys- child grows up." Sewing Machine Co., Orsr^e. Mass. tem, supplies, repairing, Ethelyndc Pierce of Everett is tneir 3S4-3S0 FORE ST. truest for overhauling. Gasolene for the month and many pleas- sale. ant informal affairs and outings have WM. H. ROHR, been enjoyed by the young people. 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF Mr. Henderson and Miss Pauline have PORTLAND. also arrived for their annual vaca- No Monty tion. in Advance Mrs. Harry Hollins and children — S>tilf»C« a of tloo party young people to enjoy a Olive, I^awrence, Alice. Marie of Ar- Guar* lington. Mass.. are • — marshmallow toast on the hark shore pleasantly located ntesd and in their new bungalow at making up a jolly theatre party Evergreen, Lowest Nst Peaks Island later In the evening for the Gem. which was completed last season. The Factory have — Stewart McAdam of Melrose, who family occupied the Wright cot- Prices visited tage for several seasons Easiest the Island last year, is spend- and. becom- Central Samuel ClarK of bonton in spending ing two weeks with his ing attached to this part of the Is sister, Mrs. Car* Garage two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. H. Dow. Innd. decided to build. Mr. Hollins Far Htrm Saviag ef Wallace on the and will arrive First-Class 100 Is Trefethen shore. Mr. Miss Gladys Sterling of South Port- Harry. Jr., this week Repair Skty § Clark'* for for their vacation. family several years spent land will spend two weeks with her rail Lias sfl Sappllss their summers In Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. the Waldron cot- grandmother. Mrs. Ambrose V. Ark ley Hunnewell Oakland r.A.«TAaa,pi» tage at Trefethen. and will of Mgonla are their sum- Motor Cars move down this week. occupying ~ Mr. and Mrs. mer the 1 PM IJoyd E. Barnes of Mrs. J. M. Tolford. who has been home, Laurel cottage, on the West road. Somervllie are enjoying a two spending three months In I* Knickerbocker Mrs. Mary Da- weeks' Europe, vis and Stougtiton Folklns Co. outing at the Somervllie cot- expected home next week. Miss Mildred Davis have been tage. the of guests for a few also m-n oak st. guests Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Hopkins and daughter, Miss days, Mrs. Ar- H. Haskell. Miss thur Hushes and little May L*. Ennls Is also Martha Hopkins, and Clifford Hop- daughter PORTLAND. MAINE FAMOUS here from Somervllle to vlalt Mlsa kins of New Gladys, have been spending the w«*ek. PIANOS York, arrive this week Ruth Haskell. Miss Jennie Wiles of for a month's stay at one of Judge Weilfleet. Msrr's Nm Staid aai Mrs. E. Is the guest of her Cbtckiac Im STARCH George Bearce and Tolman's Mass.. Mr*. daugh- cottages at Rock Hound sister. CUSTOM HOUSE PICR Sent Anywher• In thm United Stain cm ter Sibyl with Mr. Park at H. V. Morrill, at the Harry Cook of Trefethen, where spent Gray bungalow Whit* wait in* rnjov oar Cool they for the Drink*. l^eomlnster, Mass., have taken the last season. summer. Io«Cr%«m, GiDdy »nd Fruit* of all kinds. new Mrs. John One B«|t and Parrel* Sargent cottage on Island avenue Mrs. C. O. Tiffany and daughters and daughters of Checked for P1t« OnU. for two weeks. Mlaa Montreal are the summer Rtmimbtr lha Plac* 30'.DAYS' Bearce. who Is a Ruth and Jeanette and Goelet Tiffany spending at FREE TRIAL 1WK! niece of Mrs. the Hutchinson at Sargent, has been en- of Nyack on the Hudson, New York, cottag* Evergreen '8, at the Pier tertained here and Mr. Cox for his va- LOOK FOR several times and Is a are spending the summer at the Har- expect annual THE RED SIGN r««ader of note and f at ion this month. was heard with ry Young rottage on the ocean side of much at a Mr. and Mrs. Fred ot pleasure recital last sum- Trefethen. It being their first season Walters mer. Brockton have been at the Island They are entertaining spending two Mrs. John weeks at ath* O. Co* and son Clifford as a guest. Mr. Dankers of Worces- Evergreen, the guests of arrived from their In Mass Mr. and Mrs. Eastman at their home Everett ter, who remains for a abort Harry this week to spend the month of stay. pretty summer home on the shor». LUNCH IUANB August In the Waldron Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CART cottage. H. B. Downs entertained a Bpauldlng and Mr. of Miss Marjorle were George Deirlng Newark, N. party of friends the past week at the guests of Mr. and Is the Mrs. Rmbert •rjthin j J., guest of his sister, Mrs. Kate Porsett cottage, her guests Robinson over Sunday. maltar?. Tower, who Is Including MIm Fred erica r. S. occupying the Cole cot- Mrs. O. 1a Nelson, Ina and • Helen Parks has recently MIWON. tage near Tslsnd avenue opened her summer home Csrt n*. a •« o<* for the sea- Nelson. Mrs A. F. Hatch, Mrs. M. C. at Ever- Offar to Pint son. Coolbroth of South Portland and Mlsa A of New party York people, In- Florence Mitchell of Melrose, Mass. cluding Mrs. M. Davis and the Miss- Mrs. tt K. Downs and Mrs. K. I*. feGltotu »Ji forSr es Davis. Mr. and Mrs. SLSSlflSc!«i<^T^y1 Wltte. Mrs. Plllsbnry have also been recent guests snd now rum « I^ry daughters are occupying the of Mrs. Downs. wwmii» n Tun, w n>i uw > lifting Sunaet on Island cottage avenua for a The King's Daughters society of few weeks. the MAJESTIC Congress Street Methodist church RINK *£5 Ruth Clifford Sturgls. Ward, Mil- held Its second summer outing on dred NOW OPtN FOi UAMN OF Archibald. Milton Hanaon, Irene Wednsaday with Mrs. Ralph Dyer *t MIS Woodbury, Oeorge Parker. Fidelia the Or land cottage at Trefethen. A Woodbury, John Mllllken, Annie picnic dinner waa served, the host—s in catoi i* piivati PAtrm Spears. Mr. Qutnn. Hazel Gay, Mr. furnishing steamed clams and hot cof- ilfJI. TJ» t» — PM. Ethel Ronald and P. JL H*wires, Hall. Tolford, fee. despite the fog many of the STARCK PIANO CO.. Dorothy Gay and Albert were members Spears enjoyed bathing and boat- Ifl HI Of TOURISTS STRANGER AbbrvTlatlons: cb., child; d., daughter; Invites attention to XX #., or fam., family; •..•on; w» wife. h Century Coolers as un- P*AKS ISLAND Miss May S Ingram, Brook line TOURIST HOUSE. W Mr* E Kern aid. Wared jr excelled. Peaks Me. J no H Drvinr. Portland These Cool- _ Island, Min Helen *• Montreal Fernald, *: *®w« Prop. MnJaiKou, T McCarthy, Portland tn Mr* A K Burton. Newton Ctr ers are jw*. another column.) " Miu K M E- MIm Christine Turner, Boston sani- J; Jewett, Rowling Burton, Dr C A Windham. Boston absolutely O M Francisco & w.. Newark G A West & f. I'htl* {•erbtrt R Grundy. Paitrton William Meyer w. While in Portland tary, save the and *"• Mina Henry. Lock Haven Worcester OCEAN VIEW HOTEL you will no doubt ice, S Grundy & w., l'aterson Miss Emma Meyer, Worcester So. Harpcwell. Me. find it to ss. H. L. necessary "go for are J Home. Boston Lightfoot Prop. shopping" made up in every Miss May S Gamion. X Y (See adv. in an«*her column.) some line or of Chss AUCOCISCO HOUSE. B Boulter lines goods. Junker N Y Cliff J & w, Somerrille | Jno F Ialand. M«. D La detail to meet re- Muller. Brooklyn Mr*. K. B. Batchclor... J France. Somerrille If it is that the W W Sutton & Prop. N A DeWitt. anything may be w.. Brooklyn (See adv. in another column.) Cambridge usually A Mayer & m.. Newark Mrs A II Tomkins. y Mi** Scott. Balto. Brooklyn found in an a Miss G Josephine W A & m, up-to-date Department Acnes Shedden. Mr* Geo Wood & Trenton Sargent Boston Store, quirements of d, H H Hamilton. N Y perfect _ J«r»f]r City Courtenav don't waste time and in Miss Elizabeth A Oliviee. Virginia Miss L E Burbank. energy Peters. W T 8c Baltimore Springfield looking water Miss Grace M Sufts Capt Lay d. Miss R M cooler for nouse- N Y Miss Ida M Bord. Baltimore Kenyon. Springfield around' your want-list here. E H Bienvenu. Mt Vernon I E A Blair. Hrookline —bring Mi** Maud Sanord. N Y M Franks. Montreal Mrs L F Brookline We'll fix Mr* C V Cusahs & children. Bancroft. you up and at hold use. Miss B L Clark. W Somernlle N F Irish & w. Wagoner satisfactorily, Miss E B Robbins. Worcester Annapolis Mrs L I Titus. Morrisville Miss Carroll Van & s. right prices. Anyone will out the Miss Ness I L & point Mildred M Luce. Baltimore Jerome w. Montpelier Worcester Miss Blanche Jerome. Detroit way to our store. Miss " Robley A Warner & w. Ella Mae Robbins. Ardmore Ingham & w. Lowell Miss Henrietta Small 3c w. Lowell Come in or order Murray. Mr Ellis Ac w. Ardmore yourself by mail. • E W Pearre Ac Miltoo THE Hartford Mrs Edward Fullerton. I. EMERY-WATERHOUSE CO. Miss E M Hill. Portland We have a mail-order Cole. Everett New Haven Jno J good department. Miss M M H F Boston Beckford. Edward N Haven Daggett. WHOLESALE J Fullerton. H C Boston RETAIL E Dedham Miss A Daggett & w. C Seelye, T HARDWARE Miss B 1 Boston Bridgeport O'Donnell. Boston Anderson. Robert Burton. Baltimore J Corner Middle Miss A F W \\ ilson St Boston and Pearl foar minutes direct Bloomer. Haven Mrs Edw Xorris. Baltimore early, Streets, up Miss A II M A Pearl Street from Custom House Anderson. Miss Augusta Baltimore Fort. Brooklyn Wharf, Portland, fie. Dorchester Ditty, Thos. M White. Boston M I.ay & d. Baltimore Miss K M Park Miss Eli*e M Foster. Boston Fox. Hyde Mrs Madison (ionterman, N Y Miss Helen M Miss Nettie M Bos Hayes. Hartford Miss N S" Delarno. MITCHELL & Miss Eva R Belliveau. Jean Itoape. 11 L Taber & f. (lien St Mary BRAUN CO. Mr* Thomas PORTEOUS, Nelson. Balto K T Miss (•illiland. Boston Hudson. Boston Miss Mary I'age Nelson. O R Barr. Boston Mctxger. Boston Mrs Xatt M Emery. Bethlehem I) M Boston " ASTOR Spark. Master Natt "W CAPE Emery. <• F M unlock. — VESSr- Boston Miss Balto — Miss Margaret Berry. HILL CREST. MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST Louise Zimmer, Brooklyn Mrs Balto SANITARY RESTAURANT. W Berry Chcb«agu« Island Ml. £ Brown. Phila ■ Under new Miss Bates Chit. W. Hamilton Management. Open from 6 a. m. to 12 p. n. J W Coleman St w., Meridrn Prop. Mrs Edw T Morris. Balto (S« adv. in ^ Pond. Arlington O Smith Doris Newtoa A W It Huff & w, Newton Ralph A- f. Montclair Holmes, Mrs Roberts Holmes. Newton j D Heath. Bo«ton John & s. Marjorie Mr & Mrs O II Pitcher. we F H Miner A w. St Johnsbury Chicago ) will have on sale Mrs Z II Freeman & d. Arlington. Mass Monday, August 12, the ( O L Derrick. E " Orange Miss C G Reiter Aw, EC >range Chicago Marjorie Pitcher. Miss Elizabeth Mrs S I. Multer & 2 children. ) lines used our A 1. Reiter, E Orange Corlcran. sample by men this ( WILDWOOD INN Miss Brockvillc Baltimore East Orange traveling Salahay. Mrs \V NY Mrs H Moffat & ch. Pembrok- Bradford Massey, Phila Howard, Albany. -AT WILDWOOD Miss Marie \ new BEACH- E A Cowan, N Y Mi»s A B Ileynen. N Y Howard, Albany season,— all the models. Miss Mr & Mrs Geo M containing 1 M R M Barry, N Y Elizabeth Adams. Balto Nugent. Just beyond Underwood. One of the most attractive for Ceo W Bloomer. N Y Geo S Sinclair. Phila Boston / places Mrs M Allendorf. Charlestown Miss Julia King, Salem Miss Nugent. Boston tourists. Now open for tbe season. A Milton Safe will be held in A visit to our C W Spencer, Rutland O X Smith w, Chicago J Ellsworth. store Mr* E Taber. Brockton W I Potter, Worcester S Rich & f. E Orange Geo will In the cool dining-room, or on the broad veranda, Cisco Mrs Esther A Brockton our retail store that convince you overlooking N B Potter. Worcester Shannon. Chicago Taber, can be wttb a Mrs Walter G Natick Bay. you served dainty lunch, tea, ices or a shore A G Pope & w, NY Mrs JO Adams, Baltimore Drayton, that you can save Charles O Natick we hare on dinner. We use tor our Shore dinners the freshest sea M Tolliver & f. Jersey City Mrs T E Thomas & d. Br'klyn Drayton, opened only of toocs. Mrs M H N V dl» H W O'Reilly A w. IB Peterkin & «, llloom field Pigot. money by buying Xorman Bloomfield Palmer H N Y the ground floor of Yarmouth trolleys to the Uood auto road to the door of the W New Brighton Peterkin. Pigot, red from the manu- gates. Inn. Alex S Williams Aw, NY Mrs A J Bemis. Chicago L C Fmirchild. Va our factory. Miss Minnie Robichard. Miss Ruth M Bemis. Chicago Wachapreague. facturer. Shore Dinner 75 cents. Afternoon Tea 35 cents. Leominster Mrs Chas Heath. X V Edw Hincken & w, Boston POR7LAMME — Miss Sadie Sullivan. Miss Alice Heath X Y Miss M A Crockett. VVinthrop JOSEPH FETTER, Proprietor, late of the Waldorf-Astoria ra Bartlett. Master Cort R IIi«cken, Bost Hotel. Gumey. " Allston Miss Mabel E Bailey. Brooklyn Miss E A Joy. Mrs Nellie Harris, Leominster Miss Gertrude Bartlett. Miss A M Joy. Allston B Miss R Allston L P Stone A w, Natick Miss Alice Rose. Brooklyn Parker. SOUTH W H G Natick HARP8WELL. week at the J. G. in M iss E Archer, Brooklyn Arthur R Cummings. Brookl'n Drayton. Bridge cottage Ernest W N Y E A Archer. Brooklyn Stanley Rose. Brooklyn Brine. the Auburn colony. As Mrs. Bridge's " Miss h I. Brookl'n Mrs Allston Mrs W II Joyce. Brooklyn C'ummings. Harrington. guests they spent a most F At wood ft w. Concordia Edna C Farrington. Allston delightful F L Ames A w. Franklin J (Continued from page 1). time here. Two Stores Down East" Miss M Kurz. Miss Agnes Browned. l.ouise Farrington. Allston Metropolitan Chicago Somenrille Miss Edna O'Brien. Mi,s* Josephine Batchelder. Cyru* J Russell. Last week a gay of ten from Chicago O II Pitcher. party Mrs G Kurz. Holliston Arlington of the the Chicago Miss B E C Rochester part country, this year laying Auburn colony went on a sailing Miss Marjorie M Corey. Helen Magee. Barbieri, GEO. C SHAW their course COMPANY Hartford Wellesley D Levi & w. Montreal through Old Orchard, trip Friday to Strawberry Cove on Miss Blanche I.evi. Montreal C H French. Cleveland I- Harry Freeman. Chicago Portland. South Harpswell. Bruns- Sebascodegan Island. The trip was A J a* S Morse St w. Rumford Miss Valerie Sherwin. Montr! Mrs J McCausland. Toronto wick. Bath and Lewlston. made in the swift "Venture" and and Grocers Miss Violet McCausland. Miss Katherine Morse. N II Newell & w. Dorchester getting yadht Importers their meals at Mrs R Misson. Westmont Rumford Mrs I W lloben. Springfield farm-houses and sleep- was heartily enjoyed by those in the Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners Miss Miriam Misson. ** P Gardner X- f. Montclair P Atling Se w. Springfield ing in barns while on the "hike." party who comprised: Miss Zelia [ K Yerkes ,V w. Phi'a Owen L Potter Sc w. Albany and of Delicatessen Dainties Miss Frances Bi»sone«e. ta« Mr. Hall. Miss Katherine Paul. Miss .Lena Purveyors Ottawa Mi>> Maud V#nders|ier. Eugene Henley of Lexington, W Somerrille Miss Martjn Mrs Scheife*. N Y THE DRIFTWOOD. Mass.. arrived here last week and is Paul. Dana. Miss Addle 5S5-5&7-5&9-591 Jno Charle* W Roslindale Congress Street T. R Walt her. N Y Island. Me. Sayce. his Miss White. Miss Grace Jones. .Mr. Dana Bailey Mrs I'C Hackensack visiting niece. Georgie Burr, I. F Wade A w, Brockton Mr*. A. McK. I'ringle. " Down Town 7 and Gulliver. Prop. at her on Hurricane Hodgkins. Mr. Marry Wood. Mr. Os- Store* 9 Preble Street H S Frost. Boston (S*e adv. in another column.) Miss Frances I'ringle. cottage Ridge. Mrs Edw Freigang. Dorch'ter He to be car and Mr. € E Blaisdell A w. Waltham Miss Nannie Balto " expects here for some little Hodgkins Mattoz. Dorsey, Miss Portland, Maine. Miss Edith Dudgeon. Myra Freigang, time on his visit, which he is enjoy- Miss Alice Wandtke of Lewiston. Morristown Mrs C F Noble. Medford CASCO BAY A- w. ing to the Hmit. who has been Miss Ruth HOUSE. Miss Matilda Baker. Swett Maiden visiting Mo- ——Announcement to Casco Bay Trade Look Island. Me. liss Mildred Swett. Maiden returned Maplewood Il'arker Mrs. Charles Woodruff Isbell, who rey. last week to her homo Oar new Market at Preble Street makes a Chat. E. Prop. Miss Marjorie Bond. specialty of and Gushing S A Alexander, N Y has been in that after Ave weeks packing shipping (S« ad*, in another column.) spending the summer at city spending orders to any part of Casco Mail and orders have oar Mr* C I. Lancaster, X Y Maplewood as Bay. telephone prompt CfO Hanna & w. Montreal B Waltham Miss Morey's Miss Wandtke attention are Miss Eliza Yon Wyck. Agnes O'Neil, "Drumtochty," the residence of Dr. guest. and patrols assured of the "Shaw" quality, nhich has been main- Mi»* Margaret Holleran. X Y Miss O V Briggs, Hingham and Mrs. W. A. McCandless of St. has been coming here several years taint d for r>ver Mm X Y Brooklyn Su*an G O'Neil. Waltham fifty years. Margaret Lyons. EH Goshorn. Charleston and will be missed Miss L Vf Babcock. Montreal Frank It Skelton A Boston Louis, left last Saturday for Bar Har- greatly by her Everything in the line of meats, fresh Mrs E \V Dean. Pittsburg w, groceries, bakery products, garden pro- Miss Edith Montreal Mrs Frank Melrose where he many friends. cooked meats Babcock. Vi*s Cecil Dean, J Allard, bor, will compete in the dace, imported delicacies, and delicatessen. Stuart Montreal Pittsburg Miss Edith NY Babcock. Miss lloff. Phi la Turner. championship tennis tournament of Last week Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miss E M Hanna. Montreal Miss Skelton, Bos Daniel M (irummond & w, Margaret the Miss W R Hanna. Montreal Miss M E llaiting*. Boston Swimming club there, which is Hill. Miss Ethel M. Hill. Mr. How- O K Hanna. Montreal Binghamton held the first of this ard Mrs Cha* Sargrnt. Newark part week. Mr. Teague, Miss Ruth Morey. Miss VLrs I„ Montreal C.Fraser, \Vm B Ilebbard. Springfield SEASIDE COTTAGE. Isbell has played in the West in sev- Alice Wandtke. Mrs. F. A and John Toothaker. which put In recently D S Robertson. Montreal Morey Miss Ilebbard. Bailey Island. Me. eral from a to the Mrs Elec Robertson & f. Springfield tournaments and should stand Mr. Shirley Wheeler, went P>r a day's sword-flshing trip Batik*. Jr. Ardmorc Mri. F. EL Cran Prop. Mrs B Harry a chance of sail to Georges Banks, brought in a remark- Robertson. ^Montreal (See ad*, in another column.) good adding to his laurels Mere 'Point, returning after We Want to F M Payne. Westmount ». at Bar Harbor. ably good catch. stocked $1630 ROCKMERE HOUSE. Mrs A II Longfellow & spending most of the day on the wa- They C S Babcock Montreal worth of each man Island. Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. ter. were much with flsh, sharing 9135. Mrs Wm Port llur'n Littlejohn's Carl S I low & f. Bo*ton Luther Cana were They impressed Springer. " G. H. Hamilton Prop. a most creditable amount. Do Miss Relda Springer. Miss (iuerrin. NY guests here last week for a few the beauty of the inner bay and re- Your " (See adv. in another column.) days Miss Marjorie Springer. M turned after Miss Mrs V G Cooke. Brookline Mrs Whitaker N Y of Mr. Dana's father. Mr. W. K. Dana passing a most delight- Pauline Gardner is expecting Miss Lillian Barker. Toronto Mrs W B Wakefield Mrs M R Brown. W Roxbury Rogers. at his in the Auburn ful afternoon in this manner. Miss Dorothy L*. Stoddard of North- Miss M A Stevenson, Toronto Chas A I.ewiston cottage colony. DEVELOPING Mrs H C Stacks & f. I-amey, to visit her next week. Hon G A Stevenson. Mrs F K Hanson. N Y I^tst week Mrs. W. A. McCandless Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Snell of Lew- ampton. Mass., Port Huron Wilmington. Del Mr* Frank I>rane. Portland arrived Miss Stoddard is a clasa-mate of Miss A F. O Skelton & w. Boston was the hostess at a most iston. at Harpswell last Sat- Ceo A Stevenson, jr w. K M Brand 5c w. delightful AND PRINTING Miss Elizabeth Edward. Chicago and will a Gardiner's at Smith College where Port Huron Mrs A P Atwater. Baltimore dinner party at her cottage in the urday spend week here. Cambridge both this C W Dadmun A w. Concord Miss E P Baltimore Auburn During their will be enter- they graduated spring. Mrs II C Slack & sons. Atwater, colony, which proved one of stay they and offer you oar Joseph Goeller. X Y C Crooke A w. W Ridgewood the most affairs of the sea- tained by Mrs. H. A. Teague and Mrs. Messrs. Dana Hodgkins. Harry <> E Stevenson A sr. Detroit Roxbury P Portland charming Miss Y. M Carpenter A w, Frank Oscar Ralph S S Robertson. MontrT Margaret Taylor, MrsCNN son. The dinner was followed by Pickering at their summer Wood. Hodgkins and Mattox. of of 35 " Fall River Wilcox, Boston Experience Tears Miss Mildred Robertson. Miss home on Hurricane Marblehead. Mass.. off at Elizabeth Butler, Newark II H Miner. N Y music and it was hard to tell which Ridge. stopped Miss Ella Robertson. Montreal Miss E*a N Y a —as a H G Butler ft w, Newark Woolfolk, the guests most. Those dread work In the kitch- Harpswell last week while in Guarantee of Results.— Mm Dorothy Duckett. Mrs AC Worcester enjoyed pres- >vby your Mrs F Gauntlett, Washing! *n Getchell. cruise down East in their Max Robertson. Montreal J Mrs W II Chestnut llill ent were: Mrs. L. H. Spaulding. Mrs. en when a Florence-Automatic Blue speedy Miss Gauntlett, Coffin. Not 25 per cent CHEAPER Percv Robertson. Montreal Washington I, A Mathews A J. P. yacht "Venture" and visited friends II W Hoke & f, llarrisburg I. Phila Thomas. Mrs. Charles P. Sher- Flame oil stove will do better work Mrs McRobie A child, Montr'1 I S Mathews A I, Morristowr. at the Auburn a few But 25 per cent BETTER E II Cutler St w, man. Mrs. Ulric Mrs. than a R. S. Davis colony for days, Mr Holland. Montreal Miss C C Dahlgren. Sayre range. Co., Newton Highlands Stickeney. before down the coast. Frank May. Montreal " and Mrs. McCandless. Portland. Adv. continuing Miss Cutler. Cambridge Frank Dockett, Montreal Dorothy Miss S Clotigh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Sherman M r» C E Weston J Cambridge Miss Kfilth Rose, who has been Rev. Walter Canham and Mrs. Can- 1. C Fraser. M(»ntreal ISurrage. Miss Stella B PKr.»o*rmr>S*r Mrs S G Chamberlain. Weston T-ewis, Portland entertained at dinner, recently. Mr. H.M. SMITH K McXutt A w, Wfstmost Mrs I. M Sutton. Worcester spending the summer with her moth- ham of Farmlngton, arrived here on j j Miss Elsie Risdon. and Mrs. Martin B. of Wil- fierald McXutt. Wrstmont Mrs M E Young. Worcester er. Mrs. Henry Rose, at her cottage Friday of last week and will occupy Walker, 8 Elm McXutt Westmont W ^"merville St., Portland, He. Wesley Mrs E I. Harden. Worcester left week and "Solid for the month mington. Del., who. with their two lK»nald McXutt, Wrstmont Miss Mary Colony, Rosendale here, Harpswell last Comfort"cottage C S Webster A w. Portland | have been at the Ocean View for Eastman & Films. Geo II Hanna. Westmont Miss Ma/ Conlin. Brooklyn will spend several weeks on an auto- of August. They are expect lag their children, Agenf Ensign If Wrstmont Miss E I Skerry, Salem for two weeks. ORDER BY MAIL Emily Connor. THE mobile trip through the White Moun- son. Mr. Charles Canham of Phil- Geo fl Concord Mr* F.J Elder. Medlor.l JOHNSON. Byron. " Me. tains and Canada to arrive this week to M Powers. Boston Miss Genevieve El«ler. Bailey Island, with Mr. and Mrs. adelphia join ■Robert H. F. Miss M A Boston Mi«s M D Smith, Riehm'd Hill Johnson Prop. Charles Cushman of Auburn.Me. them. Mr. Canham is the pastor of Agnew. (See ad*, in another Miss G M I>ooley. X Y Hon W M llarge*t. llarri«burg column.) the Methodist church at Mrs. Thos. M. Phila I Mrs. Frank Swan and of Farmlngton. Miss M T X Y Thomas S Hargest. Planted, family Summit House. Connolly. " Mrs. Hiram Phila Miss M Younjrham. X Y Wm M Hargest, Jr. l.angrehr. Providence, R. I., who hare been oc- Dr. Charles H. Dan forth of St. ( W Soden A I, Newton*illr MAINE M'ss A R Dooley, X Y IH J F mIi-. Haiilsh M_ a here for the arrived at CENTRAL R. R. Miss Anna Kleiman, cupying cottage greater Ijouls. Mo., recently Harps- CHEBEAGUE POPULAR BOARDING Stanley Mar. Westmont John F Maguire, Woburr Pittsburg J Woburn Miss part of the summer, left last week well for the rest of the summer. Dr. S Babcock A w. Montreal W F Magu«re, Julia Kleiman, HOUSE ENTERTAINING MANY in Krrrer jcmk *« C for D Robertson A w. We«tm't Pittsburgh East Wrentham. Mass.. to spent Danfjrtb. who Is In the department of Maine p TOURISTS. ma. house Miss Harriet New hall. the rest of their at the Univer- Fred Wittenhagen. Beverly I vacation. anatomy Waahington Central Roche. Brooklyn" Wesley Beverly MB£l,hC£MEAO Miss E. S. Mr. and sity Medical school in St. Ixnils. will Trains leave Portland Richard Moore. Delapierre, Mrs. A. M. Blake. Mr. and Many Arrival* Due Hara tha Coming Beverly v Prop Miss Mabel on Conway. Beverly A^r in co,""in , Osgood. Mrs. Klncald. and Miss of Bos- carry experiments In the Tufts Weak. I*" ".*£«• Soringfield Hoyt. For Lewi* ton and Danville harles Ricker. Beverly F W **• V college lab/ratory here during his Junction (Po- John K.nZZ? Mrs Annie ton. Mass., spent the week-end as land a. m if;»* f- Coolly ^»tonirt!|r Barr. Pittsburg The house at the present time la Spring*) 1.2ft 0 20 a. m, except Mrs C W N Y guests at the J. A. Blske In stay. Monday, 7740 a. m 8.40 a. m. it.00 a. Z„/' ""* the Auburn colony where tbey passed A stitch In time saves nine. Don't p. Sun- Cliff I(land. Me. Mrs Chas E Ford. N Y and al the end of the week the capac- day*. 1 2T» a. at 620 and 7 06 a. m l: Far™.arTntn«tof) a most few wait too but insure 6.10 Mr*. C. E. Pettangill ..Prop. Ru'k•- -* Mrs E F Wayne. Caldwell enjoyable days. long yourself p. m ArthArthwr \f pif| " ity of tha houae and annex will b» s their vacation In a. m via Romford 7 40 a. M Silwt. "'• » 4 j Fetter, enjoying boating, Fall*. m., 1.10 p. Mr. C E Pin«fler, V Y ri*K5f 'portUr^ l»*wes lennings, N Y Angeles, Cal., were vlalkj^s last The schooner "Lochlnvar" Capt. bathing and aalling partlea. while m and on Sunday* at 7.06 a. m. Mia* Dorothy Acton Mrs W P Cutler. Phila I For MooMhrad t.akr, 6 20 a. m Piper, Mr* L P Bot. * t many enjoy a flahlng trip except Miaa BarWr. Bo«ton Miss E F Bisbee. Phila deep-sea 11.00 a. m 4.40 p. m. Gladya | " Monday. S P. N Y Mrs I. O Miaa Cora V Phila Mm A M Atlanta Card are the For Rockland. 1 20 a. m. Mra Pimlley. MiM * Burckett, Brooklyn Trafton. M Harry Wilaon, Steadman. •jccaalonally. partlea (Daily), 7 00 a. m., on A I. an *.V> a. m Mr* I H Barber. Boat Mrs E R Olin. Brooklyn Mia* Catherine l.awfer. Miaa l.rna Priif, If V F H fill. Ho.ton popular form of amuiement for even- (Daily), 12.90 p. m, 4.46 p. m Mra W 5 Bockner. Miss Ida I. Wool f C Xrtrlr k W or crater Brown Aw. MY For 6 20 a. m Brooklyn worth, Northampton «, ing enjoyment and aome delightful Bangor, daily **«£pt Mon- Mia. Elifabeth G Ko*, Brooklyn Mr. M P. Delano. N Y Miaa Kthel HoH*e«. Sotnerrillr Mm l.aarien. Montreal day. 11.00 a. m. via I.e*i*ton; 120 a. m. Newton Centre Miss Adele A Frank. Smith, Pitt^n'th Ruth V Y Mr Ilafl. aoclal houra are In thla faahion. 7 00 a. m. Brooklyn Marfarrt Mtaa Che*. Mwtrfal spent (Daily), (Daily), 12 46 p. m and net a f.enora toon Thoma* m Mra A Sikoi. N Y Mis* S B Seaton. L'tira Gingher. AI a. Pa Mn Rnhrrt OnnnaMtnn. Phila Reward*. W Newton Mr. and Mra. P. J. Small of Newton 191 p. via Auguata and at 11.00 p. m. Mr* A4rt a Chtpplr I 4 NY v»- F J Jtfwton flightan 1 R AHnn. tf Y (Daily). only at 12 80 m. SriliilMw™r- Sew,on Small, Hlghlanda, Mann, registered laat Sunday* p. Herbert Willr, floatoa £1*n<^t^<^ SUMMIT Mn/ P Rorrrll. Mr4forti II P. Hod«don. Bo«ton For Bar Harbor, 120 a. m. 6 20 Mn«u'l? Or*. r^» Wew.rfc HOUSE. NEW ORAMITE »PR!WO week an twvj weeka. (Daily), Miaa Pranei. Walle. Boat on I. Young. Pa Mr« W R ( rui«k«hank, If for outing of a. m., 11 00 a. m. If•»». C°nl",fc Ch«beacu*. Ma. Pitt«harf, HOTIL. Y daily except Monday, and Miaa Nelly Walle. Boaton p Paul Potman, Boaton Mlaa Katherlne M Crabtree, the 12 46 p. ra and on at 12 80 m. ,* A » Mn. C. M. I aland. Ma. Sunday* p. C,Mr|f De Swmett. N Y Mr* Potman. Rmton Long For Maritime 11.00 a. {f'^"«rnphT fnft. in ifMMbff column ) L Pont* Prop BBLLBVUB COTTAOB. artlat who la here at the houae for Province*. m., 11.00 Harry Boien. N Y Harold Montreal p. m. (Saturdara excepted). T Morri,Ti|f, Mudfe. r John HantMti, Ponltivl Htwrjr W. CaMmn .... Prop Mini?/'' MiM Betty Mwlff, Montreal for the exhibit of her palntlnga and addition to traina below. WOOD* COTTAOM. £C ■•••on " CM* Uland. Ma. John Hamilton. H Y (See adr. in another column ) For the White 6 a. **'•« Vf PurtU V. Mr* Ceo W Elliott. Mra. W M Mm aketchea which la to be In the Mountain*. 06 m., 1.90 Bailey laland. Ma. Portly J. T. Wright Prop Mn r„M>. Y l>wi« Ronillion. X Y given 0 00 m. F Eaton. Boston p. m. p. to Rartlett 9U6 m Mra. H. •. tinnett. Prop. *1 F»f1r. Sirjftrt aifr. in another colomn ) H Aaron ft w, Rmbiry Mim Margaret Rotnllion. N Y near future. Mlaa Crab tree* In yeara only. p. J* Mr* W C Orerman. For Montreal and Quebec. t>06 a. m and {See A. and have been j Eleanor Orerman. Mra Pre«lertck Irn A I, Mra F.n/fley. Brooklinr Miaa Harriet F. Merriam. they alwaya attended fr M>«« K M Bo*ton Day Excursion* Miaa Marr Norton. Chicago (* Tmfi»r CraMree. Mew Rifta Mr* L I Bow Cole. Wehater Brooklyn r»r R Walker. N Y From Portland E I >tch»fd»ofl. Montreal Mra. M. R. Delano of New .York rV»fT Cole. Wehater Miaa Vera B^ntoin. Brooklyn Mr, A J Van Rnr^n NY Can be in fSXSkl Mi«« Grace Hkkler. Montreal ** la here for an extended outing made, taking the Son go River trip Mra P. W,T'pton. &££"•"<■ X W Xerina A w. Concord Miaa Eleanor* BowdoJn, Mr Ceo B Morton. f.anving City, on the White Upton B H Sheffer * w. White Plain* Mountain*; to Poland Miaa Lpton. Upton Miaa Anna Kimhall. f ontoM I W Murphy. N Y M«« Irene M Xr'VoU. and already aha 1a greatly pleaaed R»«h. Booth and Spring. Carolnjt «"f1Tykt* 1 B ffarriaon tt «, Irrtnjton bay many other point* and Miaa LWa Mark*, SptkuMd Mra Ali«e Brlnlle. N Y Mi«a Rn«f (if •him, Roibary Portland laland. on to the u " with the Sunday* White Mountain*. Son Mark.. v f.oai«« Hill. Lrm Mra G G Traak. X Y Panl St Otrmain. Montteal Miaa Tereaa F Lt Rrohn. go M«aG-or*ia SprVw Florence L MoSln. TWrhe»ter River. Mooaebead and tbe Rangeley l.ake* Miaa Margaret Hopfcina. W 7C *HeMwr4e^n.rCf'M,r- * w. Mra F I. Pearaon. Somerritte ItMM St Germain. Montreal John C F.meraon, Portland For further jjfj Ada E Mo4St1. Dorche*ter M particulara. folder*, guide booka ** R Ri^low * Cwwd Miaa Hatel Pearaon. Mr. Gattarf SehroMer. CHm R Mitchell. Portland other Walter H Adam* * Sabserlbs for the Sraaie. and learn and literature, call oa F L Hook in a. P r or i Hence W H R*k«r. Uflmtw Miaa Ethel Morhooae. Berlin. tt Y II Mellifan. Waterrille H. W. RhwnMd W H Oootllisn. l^owJtwter W OfCWf^f Miaa M WALDROV. Miaa P O Morrfcon. " H J Holman. ? I. Callahan ft I. Harerh.n Nelligan. Waterrille what ta happening on yoar laland. General M«** Dorothy Adam*. A Paaaenger Agent. Mra W S Allen. Larekmont LIOitpMalv. ncorptow* " Miaa FToria Swan. Boaton M Hard A w. Water-rill* Mi** Flitaheth A4ama. — Portland. Mate*. Mia* Margaret Martin. f M John Mown A tr. K (Vw** P Knar ft I. Montreal Miaa Bath Hard, Waterrille Bead la your aubacriptlon now. »WI* Mi** France* B*tto«l»t. as: w-1— I Mottaowrv ft w. So** Ret F. 9 atone ft w, Saiataw Mr A«er ft w. NY Maater John A Hard, CfcM H W«xft>r * », Iwif r AmMm Mra Ftp*. '■rooWa* t I8L.ASD STEAMEItS. (Wins room, the ladles being seated' In groups about the roam. Several of Cisco & the young women passfed the re- Biy Hatpsvul Lines freshments and looked very dainty In thin white gowns. After the collation, la Eff«ct June Mtk. ltlt. YES, JUST THE RIGHT TIME selections were given on the Victor WEEK DAYS. machine. The SPECIAL ladies who were SALE Steamers leave Cu«tom pres- House wharf lor ent were the Mesdames Peaks Island * Forest City Landing)—3.45. Wlllam C. OF «L4ft. 7.40. «.««». a. m 12.1ft. L15. 2.00. Newell. George P. Spalding. Percy 2.4ft. 4.1ft. .Vlft. tf.lft. 8 TJ3U. 1ft. »9u p. m. TO GIVE Shaw. Alfred Ellsworth. George Har- Cushing Ulaml—C.4ft. DISCOUNT 7.40, 0.0(1. 1U.30 a. ON ris. Ernest m.. Russ, William Overman. 12.1ft. 2.1"./-1ft. C.lft. 8.15 p. m. Little a:td tlrtat Hiantvnd Islands. Tre- Adelaide "Newell. Daniels. Clarence H. fethen an I Evergreen Landings (Peaks Lunt, Albert J. Walker, Gertrude Island)—.-.--H. N.UO. Itnst *. m.. 12.15. l.»). 2.45. ». Walker-Crowley. Julius Chrlstensen. 4.1ft. ft.2 (115. (Lift p. m. PIAZZA anil FURNITURE and the Misses Ponce Doughty Landings (Long It- Esther CVx>ke. Rosa- PORCH land)—415V. *.(■». MUL lout «. m.. 12.15. We have sold mond Spalding. Elixsbeth Ash. Helen FURNITURE Some still left. 1.30. 2 45. 4.15. 5.30. 8.15 m. many. (VIS, p. Masjn. Edith C. Hlxon. Hart-Lester Now Is the time to furnish Cleaves Landing (Long Island) and Little your porch at -KMi a. m Harris Chebeague 1.30. 5.J>» p. m. Margaret Newell. Mary H. real money Western Landing ((it. Chebeague)—0.30 ARM Newell, Clara Webster. Dorothy Over- saving Below are a. m CHAIRS ARM prices. 1.1ft. ft.20 p. m. ROCKERS man and Louise Newell. some of the Central Landing (Gt. Chebeague)—ft. 15. bargains a. m.. with 9.3(i 1.15. ft.2(» |>. m. double-reed seat in Mrs, W. P. Eaton of Medford. Mass.. Eastern Natural finish with con- Landing ((ft. Chebeague)—0.00 a. who hsa been the gueat of her aiater. m.. 1.1ft. ft.(Mt p. m. Natural Si.oo Chairs and 85c finish, durable tinuous Mrs. Blcknell Hall, at her Rockers, "Cupid" Couch Hammocks for Cliff 1-lanl. South Harpswell. Ba'ley and whole reed seat beautiful Porch summer home on the extreme $i.*5 Rocke-s, Si 50 the Orr's Islands—(Lift. 0.30 a. m., 1.15, 5.20, and comfortable 48 Eaat children, reg. £4.75, $3.98 m. $1 and back make a end of the $2.00 Porch p. good ialand. returned to her Rock rs. Si.00 Youths' Couch Hammocks South Freeport—O.OO a. m. aummer hcfrne at Rock Porch reg. Sun»et port, Ma3s.. $2.25 Rockers, SI.80 Landing (Gt. Chebeague), Little- rocker for room last week. f9 25 value, $6.50 Cousins living Porch and Bustin Islands. Mere Point, S3.35 Rocker-, S2 70 *3 .00 Steamer Chairs, $2.25 6'hn.ircn Island and Harpswell Centre, 0.00 a. also $1.98 Mr. snd Mrs. Clarence H. Lunt and Porch m., ft.00 p. m. $3.75 Rockers, S3.0O Steamer Mrs. Lunt's mother. Mrs. Alden Pea- *5-5" Chairs, $4.25 SUNDAY ARM ROCKERS $b.oo Porch Ci ai SCHEDULE. body. Mr. and Mrs. John •, $4.08 Lawn To Forest City (Peaks Island)— S. Crowley Swings, reg $4>29« $3.65 Landing and Mrs. A. J. Lawn Settees, 00c 7.U». 8.00. O.OO. 10.00. 11.(5) a. m.. 12.20, 1.15. Double split reed seat Wslker. were guesta $1.35 value, $2*25 $1.69 2.<«. 2.45. at Porch Foldingchairs, 3.45. 5.00. 0.15. 7.30. 8.30 p. m. with dinner Sunday of Miaa M. E. Patter- Settee, $5.00 value, S3.75 $2 To Cushing Island—0.00, 10.00 a. m., comfortable son 75 Folding Chairs, $2.15 12.20, high at Buatln's Ialand. S6 50 Couch Ha*n 2.45, 5.00, 7.30 p. m. back well CHILD'S ROCKER mocks, $5.25 53 Vudor Hammock Chairs, $2 To Little and Great Diamond Islands. constructed Mrs. Albert Penton of New York Palmer Trefethen and $12.50 Hammocks, SIM Camp Chairs, 68c Evergreen Landings (Peaks and natural wood fin- City, arrived laat week at 90c value, Island) Ponce and Doughty Landings (Lcftig Chebe&gue and will apend the reat of sea- IslanO—7.(«». S.(*). 9.3m 10.30 a. m 12.20, ish 98c the 1.90. 2.30. 3 30. 5.00. «.(*>, 800 n. m. $1.78 acn here. Mrs. Penton haa been ojm- To Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—0.30 ing to Chebeague for many yeara and a. m.. 2.30. 5.00 p. m Remember our up-to-date line of nature thinks there is no to To Little Chebeague—0.30 a. m., 2.30, 5.00 prints place compare p. m. with or with it as a to without for 19c, 75, $1 place apend the aum- T. F. To Cliff Island. Western and Central Land- frames, mer. FOSS & SONS ings (Great Chebeague). South Harpswell, Mr. • • Bailey and Orr's Islands—10.00 a. m., 1.15, Porbes Smith, with his daugh- Housefurnishers Monument a5.30 p. m. ters. Miss Square. I Mvra and Mi at* Daisy To Eastern (Great Landing Chebeague)—| Smith, of has 10.(4) a. m.. 1.1ft. aft. 90 m. Winchester, Mass.. p. been To South Freeport—10.00 a. m. visiting Mrs. J. H. McEwen, To Sunset Landing (Gt. Chebeague), Cou- JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. who is occupying the Royal Hamilton sin. and Bustin Littlejohn Islands. Mere THE DOWNTOWN STORE THAT cottage near Central for the Point. Birch Island and Centre— Landing Harpswell summer. MUtt a. m aft.00 p. m. SAVES YOU MONEY. They enjoyed a most de- Subject to change and correction without lightful time as Mrs. McEwen's guesta SUMMER RENT notice. for Summer Headquarters and hope to return in years to come. E. B. WINS LOW. C. W. T. CODING. flomefurnishings. President. Gen Mgr. Mr. Charles Stone of Attleboro, COTTAGES Mass.. is visiting jn the Island for EASILY some time and during his stay is the FOR THE NEW MEADOWS DOW & guest of Mr. Eben Bates. PINKHAM — Mr. and Look about see RIVER AND CORNET BRID6E Mrs. Bertram Doughty of you do you Attleboro. Mass. arrived at the island any Steamer Comet, C. W. How- —FIRE cottages ? Capt. INSURANCE— last week and are visiting Mr. unoccupied ard leaves Portland daily at 10 a. m. 35 Doughty's mother, Mr. John Rose at Talk to a* for the Gurnet and New Exchange St., Portland, Me. about tbe price of building, coat of Meadows Hottlt mm4 her home here. material, Dv«Uingt, Cot;*C". SemtuU Property H. N. and River, touching at Peaks regularly, tKnrtJ im tkt PINKHAM. transportation details of construction. It costs Umd.mg cemfmmUt. H. W. SUSS KRAUT. F. C. HUSSEY Go to R. S. Davis you and all on Co.. Portland. If intermediate landings sig- nothing. We will come to you if you let u« know. Get a you want the beat line of for nal. goods baiii to your figure on tble paying investment. Now is tbe time. Two hours at the Gurnet House for cottage. Adv. WILLIAM Mr. shore dinner, returning arrive at SENTER & CO. Ernest Ballard arrived at Che- Portland about 5.45 p. m. beague a short time ago and will stay JEWELERS at the Ballard cottage here until Labor Yarmouth Foreside Line 51 Day. Mr. Fred Ballard is expected Exchange St., He. later in the month and will SMITH (SL RUMERY RONALD C. RAYNE8, Portland, they go CO., Manager. Charts. Compasses. Souvenir Spoons, Views of Portland and for a cruise in their graceful Daily and Service. Vkinity. yacht Passenger Baggage "Kiri" down the coast. Portland, Maine Daily and Sunday Time Table; in Miss Sarah Clarke " effect July 1st. TOLMAN. BRADFORD FURNITURE CO. of Norridgewock, Write us before building PuntiiKtr Boat Relief leave* Portland Public Me., is vtaiting -Mrs. Harmon Morse anything." Landing. 11.90 a. m. and 5.15 p. m.. for Waitea GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS — STOVES AND RANGES at her cottage at the West End for a Landing. Falmouth. Sturtevant* Island. Prince* short time Drink water Point. Inn and Homeward and Cot- We are tbe was attracted by the of the tare*. largest dealers io Second-band Farnitare In the Slate. Mrs. beauty Larned jf New York city is the relief at the Paris and Return, leave Drink water Inn and Homeward ESTABLISHED 1900 salon, wishing guest of Miss A. M. Prindle at "Cove- to secure it House. and Cot tare* at 8.45 a. m. and 1. 45 p. m. for her country house, Merriconeag side" Automobile Connection with Electric 17 Preble St., Portland Tel. cottage, and is enjoying a very bought it at once. Miss Edmond will Cars. 924*1 pleasant stay here. Mrs. Larned is remain in Paris fbr the present and HARPSWELL HOTEL FILLED the author of New York Etiquette To- will probably send flome of her work WITH TOURISTS. day," and "Ideals for Girls," besides to the Panama exhibition numerous other b^oks. ENGLISH TEA On Saturday evening. August 17th, Items of Interest the ROO Dr. Concerning and Mrs. Irving Fay and Miss the taring. Short & Harmon Minstrels, Guests. 80S Ernestine Fay of Brooklyn. N. who of will Cogrm St, PORTLAND. MAI IE Breakfast after t. Lunchain 11 te 9. Y., Portland, give a performance have been This deservedly popular house is Chebeague (2 doors ciot Public occupying "Kew" cottage, at Assembly Hall. Great Library) After*tM Tea MtH 6 p. m. Chebeague, as usual a most left the island last week, after spend- followed by The enjoying prosperous dancing. comi»any is year and is ing several weeks here. Before re- composed of about beginntag^.j;u£i**£ undt-r Tel. 3484 twenty, including Room* turning to will four extremely favorable auspices. This Mr. Merrill White Single and En Suit* Brooklyn they visit funny end men mith catchy songs T. and Mr. L. C. hotel is with Mrs. Fay's sister. Mrs. Clyde Brown, and and especially popular those Chandler of Springfield, Mass.. arrlv- amusing jokes many local wbj desire at her summer home at rest and quiet and it is ed at the Bailey Island. hits. Among the singers are some Pelham last Saturday. Mr. situated for this Mrs. ideally purpose. The White is down for the week-end but W. B. French of Winchester, very good soloists, also musical mem- bers time, however, does not hang heavily Mr. Chandler is to remain a week. Mass.. returned last week to the island pleasing to all. This organiza* on the hands of the guests, as and was accompanied by Mr. Charles tion is composed of young men em- every Eleanor Fillbrjwn, who is visiting evening the visitors gather in the Southard of the same place. Mr. ployed at 1*. S. & H. and have been Miss Blanche Patterson at the Crum. parlors of the hotel and card parties, French and Mr. Southard were both presenting the minstrels in a great left Tuesday after having spent an impromptu musicales. games of dif- welcomed back warmly to the island many towns nearby Portland. The enjoyable visit, for Cold Springs on ferent sorts, and all forms and by their many friends among the sum- l>erformance will begin at 8 P. If. and the Hudson. varieties of amusement are mer colony they can assure all a good time. enjoyed. Mrs. M. The transient travel at the hotel is W. West and daughter. Adults children 15c. No reserved Get a cool drink at A. W. Marr's on 25c; large, and tourists Isabel, of Newark, N. J. arrived last seats. daily from all over Custom House Pier, right beside the the off to week at the •"Raymond" cottage for Rest and be country stop enjoy one Easy, steamer landing. Adv. Amateur nignt at the Asscmbly of the famous the month of August. They have Merriconeag House Hall, Friday evening. Prizes for the shore dinners come to dummer for contented, which you Mrs. W. B. French entertained the before resuming his Chebeague every CL HO. best West End at amateur vaudeville acts. This course for other a great many years. will if Build- EDGAR L. JORDAN colony tea last Sunday at parts of Maine or your her sounds encouraging for a little fun the E. LIN WOOD cottage, and a large number from neighboring states. Mr. Atherton Spalding and friend, JORDAN and several have a are insured with among the summer already signified Mrs. A. C. Famsworth and Miss Mr. Edmund Shedd of ings residents were Boston. Mass., 18 their intention of the con- Bdna us. CxchangcJlrMt present. After the tea. music was en- entering Thomas of New York City, are are at Mr. J. F. Spalding's cottage, Portland. test. It Is safe to Main* joyed and a most say there are sev- among those who registered here after having two pleasant afternoon spent enjoyable was in eral people on Chebeague among the last week for a considerable weeks FIRE spent this manner. stay. camping down near Bast Ma- winter as well as summer Mrs. Portland and residents, Farnsworth has been coming thias. Me. Mr. Atherton er to Wildwood Beach Inn and had He to Casco Bay people who Spalding expects Join his family shortly could make a big hit If they here for many years, but this is Miss over a delicious store will be interested in the suc- only stayed Sunday but Mr. dinner, which are at the island. would allow their names to Thomas' first visit cess of a ap|>ear. to Harpsweil. and Shedd will stay a few days longer famous at that place, and then young sculptor. Miss are now they Mr. Albert Elsworth of Boston Dances held every evening she is already more than pleased with visiting Mr. Robert went on a moonlight sail. The Elizabeth Edmond of Paris, whose Spalding. party spent the week-end with his at the Assembly Hall and admission it. consisted of Miss family, mother. Mrs. George W. Edmond Mr. E. C. Hunt and family Jf Nor- Dorothy Overman. who have moved from Is free so the pretty hall Is well filled Dr. and Mrs. H. R. the "Hill' cot- (Katherine was Bigelow of Con- wood. arrived Miss Esther Cooke. Miss Marie How- Clarke), a teacher in Mass.. at the island tage to the "Alder" which every night. The dancing surface is cord. X. H.. are staying here for an Miss and cottage the Butler school of Portland and last Thursday to occupy the McClure ard. Marjorie Coris Holmes of the best and seats are not extended visit. Dr. they formerly occupied. who was the allowed Bigek»w is in for the Miss Mary Newell and Miss Clara original "Sister Susy" cottage remainder of the sea- Mr. G. P. upon it. charge of the work being carried on Webster. Mr. Charles Spalding is spending part of the well-known Prudy books. writ- son. They stayed at one of the Chrlstensen. Dr. by the schooner of his vacation this week with his ten her aunt. (the N. F. Johnson of Waltham, "(.rampus" in con- houses in former Mr. Richard Heuer, Mr. Harris Newell. by Sophie May late boarding years. Mass.. spent the week end with his nection with the U. 8. fisheries. Mr. Adrian Haywood. Mr. Daniel Har- family. Rebecca S. Clarke of Norridgewock. Mr. Chester Bowles of Springfield. family at their near the Kast ris. Mr. Clarence Stone and Mr. Rob- Chebeague played a tie game last Maine). Miss Edmond. when in cottage Mass. and Mr. Frederick Sweeney of Knd. Their daughter. Maud Johnson ert Spalding. Mrs. Julius Chrlsten- Saturday with the fast Crossman ag- Maine, spends her summers at Che- Newton Center, Mass., arrived last Warren, spent a few last sen acted as gregation of Portland 6-6. Both beague Island with her aunt. Mrs. days week week at their aunt's, Mrs. William chaperon. in Boston. Miss Katherine M. Crabtree teams were to start a 3.00 Morse, wife of Dr. ilarmon Morse of Mrs. Rosamond ready p. — Newell. Mr. Bowles has been here Spalding entertain- — m. game but rain Interfered and Che Johns Hopkins Cnlversity. Mrs. Morse Fully furnished seven room cottage THE ARTIST in former years and this he likes ed a few of her girl friends last week. year game was an iKllz-abeth Clarke* Is "Little for sale. to Mrs. Refreshments were delayed for hjur and I'rudy" Apply William better than Mr. is an served and then is at the present tint* at eve/. Sweeney several of the home team went of the Prudy books. Miss Edmund Campbell, Bustin's Island.—Adv. th« Summit H'.use old the guests sat around and sewed for away Great Chah«aol and was a pupil of the cele- brated sculptor I>alltn. whose Indian Another baseball team haa been or- figures are so remarkable. Later she ganized on the Island and It plays Ita Joined the Art Students' first (tame with Cliff Island. The league In New York, and In 19*>9 went abroad members sr* to b# only summer rial- with Miss Alice of tors and they expect to play two Wright Albany. N. Y.. who was as Karnes a week at the old Hill Crest already recognized a of great grounds which some of the members sculptor promise, having been fixed last week. chosen to make some of the ~H. H. HAY SONS— figures used in the decoratkjn of the A party consisting of Mrs. Ernest New Theatre, New York. Miss Wright l^awrence and son. Junior, Mrs E. F. New and Miss Kdmond occupied a studio Store Robblns and her two Ma- Congress Sq. Diug daughters, in Paris, where they worked under rie and Ernestine. Mrs. Julius Chris now the criticism of well-known artists. Is open for your convenience. tensen. Mrs. Wllllsm Harris and Miss Edmond's piece* were accepted :ee our new daughter. Hart'Lester. took the Kindly step in and soda early by the Paris Salon and the Royal boat last Friday for Port- fountain and morning Academy. Ix>ndon. At the la«t Phila- other equipment. land and took a short around the trip delphia exhibition one of her pjrtralt outaklrta of Portland, st Se- Ouick and careful service is ouraim. stopping reliefs was gold and she has filled bsg> I^ake and at sh e to serve ending up Under orders for portraits In Paris that have We all be lad you at eith- wood when There Is a napetior and finish about the Furniture we Springs, Charles Chris- been considered of «tyle carry. You'll find better sufficient merli to for the in oar store er store. Mail orders tensen met them 1n his launch and goods money than would be possible in the promptly filled. be cast In bronxe. The most recent ordinary farnitore them stock. We have made the record of liein* to a standard piloted back to Chebeague. and moat up high in our line and oar ambitious piece of sculpture stock shows it. * Over of success»• A and 75 r*ars Is our jest claim. delightful thoroughly enjoy- done by Mlra Kdmond Is a panel In able luncheon waa given by Mr*. L. baa-rellef 74 Inches - ling, representing C. Hyde, wife of tha a H. H. 2 postmaster of group of children dancing In a ring HAY SONS Stores Springfield, Mass. and her da ugh to the music of two small pipers. The tsr. Mrs. v 256-262 Middle Junction Free Philip Hawklna. Saturday graceful abandon of the figures Is St. St., at half one past o'clock, at their beau- captivating and an atmosphere of joy- 594-600 Congress St, Junction Free St. tiful villa on the Eastern 8h>re. Both ous life pervades the whole ' ladles group. received In the handsome liv- This charming panel has recently room. Mrs. ing Hyde looking vary , been purchased for five hundred dol- statelv in white marquisette, and lar* by Mr*. Pethlck Lawrence, the Mrs. Hawkins wearing a dainty ffowa London suffragette. wh> with Mr. CORFYJ of blue and white silk mull. A dell- Lawrence I* editor of the noted paper. clous lunch was I served In the "Vol** for Women." Mr*. Lawrence 2« I I The Store Beautiful." Free St.. Pertiaa4.Me.