VOL.IX.XO.ll. II PORTLAND, , THURSD « JLNh 1909. £ -4, tcLMitilVmBL 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS. The Casino. phe Hamilton. MAINE COA8T REALTY COM- OF PORTLAND COM- PANY'S PROJECT ON House LITTLE JMDERY, KNIGHT TEMP- DIAMOND I8LAND. 'Ralph E. cR&we IManager, Down .LARS HERE TODAY. the 'Peaks Island, Dance Bay Dining Rooms, Hall, and Sun- iptuous Hotel Now For Cisco S3av, &Uine. Open Heated Sea Water Baths Open The I ion of Guests. That's where we are ^ The Out- sending goods every day. To Public July First. The magnificent casino which the Maine Realty Company has built on THE will be thrown REASON open to the public on July first. This In an absolutely unique project, and mornlfl* on a special steamer, the deserves a detailed description. They land at Eastern Is that our on The main "Mactjtaonne." prices furniture, carpets, stoves and dining room is sixty by Landitt where the hundred or more cottage feet and forty will accommodate one Knight# form In line behind the Amer- are lower than will find hundred and Over this ican furnishings you elsewhere. fifty people. Qadet Band, and march up to for for un- is another room "WpAMOUS years its the same size which the hotel; Sir Eminent Commander ' ^ can seat as many more. This room FranM 'C. Allen leading. The ban- equalled location, liberal has a smooth waxed floor and can be quet if planned to be served tn cours- management and fine shore din- cleared for es dancing. There is a The menu follows: ners. REHEMBER twelve foot verandah around the front Everything modern. Elec- Fruit, Mareschino and sides which can be set with tables trie steam Clam Stew- ^ lights, heat, private when orenlon demands. In all. the ^ We the Oysterettes Cucumber Pickles room, etc. carry famous Florence Automatic Blue Flame Oil casino can furnish shore dinners for dining Accomodates Radishes Olives two hundred and fifty people. The 500 Stove, the for Potatoes Parlsienne just thing your home or kitchens are' modern In every respect, cottage. Filet de Boeuf aux 9fa/rs, and on and everv device has been installed Champignons booklets, floor plans Potatoes, Julienne, Stuffed which will facilitate the work of car- Eggplant application. Plain ing for large paVttes. Lobster i; Harvard Rolls The most original feature of the un- Tomato and Lettuce Sa'ad dertaking is the Aquarium. A cement Boiled, Philadelphia Capon, Allemanae THE walled tank, fifteen by twenty-five feet RATHSKELLER JUST OPENED. Mashed Potatoes Go'den Wax Beans Numbers 12 and 14 and six feet deep has been built In Brown St. New England 1945 Cranberry Sauce Telephone front of the casino. An Ingenious ar- Frozen Fruit Pudding, Assorted Cake Portland, Maine* rangement of valves keeps the water Ladles Fingers. Maccaroons continual')* fresh, and all varieties ot A. Oranges, Bananas Delightful Place to Dine. fish can be kept alive and R. indefinitely Cafe Nolr en Demi 5. Tasse Davis Co. taken out when needed. day evening last which was at- The bathing privileges are unex- This is Mr. Edgar Paine's second largely South tended the on the celled anywhere. Part of the little season «as manager of this exclusive by young people Harpswell. point. Home natural cove near the casino has been resort, ant* the present Indications Complete Furnishers SOCIAL GOSSIP OF CON- The walled off by a cement wall and ar- point to the most successful season INTEREST Gypsy moth caterpillars have devastated the tificially warmed sea-water can be in Its history. Manager Paine is CERNING THE HAPPENINGS orchards here at Harps- and pumped in to bring the pool to a com- fairly overwhelmed with correspond- HERE. well, many fine trees have been fortable temperature for bathing. Tha ence from all parts of the country. entirely stripped of their foliage. Nev- Cor. er have the so and pool is over 100 feet is The social events for the sea- pests been numerous Exchange Federal Sts. long and deep coming Harpswell Yacht Club Are Erecting a enough for son wfll and voracious as this spring. diving. The bathhouse eclipse anything ever attempt, New Club House. ed has fourteen large rooms and is in ;'private masque balls, Mr. L. H. Scott of Mass. Mr. A. A. Worcester, F. E. HASKELL, equipped with fresh water shower domino parties, sunlight socials, and Young, Mrs. F. L. Bart- has a vegetable garden on the west ^res. lett son baths'. dinner parties, and the usual semt- and Howard, and Mrs. George side of Hurricane Ridge in which he Maxwell of Parallel with the steamboat pier a *eetto social functions are among the Auburn. Me., will be at takes great pride. His peas, beana landing float runs out 150 feet from festlvWes arranged for. These func- Mr.-Young's cottage till July 1. and lettuce are growing finely and shore at which yachting and motor oe patronized by the leaders Miss Georgia Burr*and Miss Nina the garden promises to furnish him parties can Had. J IS I*. P < "rjMhL4fciij|~set at the hotel and Steele of Lexington, Mass., are at fresh vegetables all summer. naphtha launch to cora- a"cottager^. Miaa Burr's belonging the The invitations cnttkfi* fcc.th^ iumrocr. ■. Mr an.l Mrs. Spencer enter- pand lies at the will be sent out Mr. Joseph SILVER pier ready to take by Paine early Mrs. Haskell, who has been staying tained their two sons, John and 'Wil- DOLLARS out for or in July and for each parties fishing pleasure event, three days with her son. Capt. William Haskell, liam Spencer and a party of 6IVEN trips around the in advance. OUR CUSTOMERS ABSOLUTELY bay. this winter, returned to her home in friends from Lewiston over Sun- There Is an Mr. elaborate water supply Charles E. Dodge will be the Free port, Friday. day at their cottage on the to system furnish the casino and cot- day clerk a'» the hotel this summer. north end of the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. White and Ridge. Mr. tages with running water. Near the Mrs. Frank Carbell. also of Mary McCrossen of Portland daughters Esther, Thelma and Nan, Lewiston. spent casino is a small power consist- be the a few with them The beautiful clock in our store contains a plant will housekeeper for the hotel of Lisbon Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- days last week. The displayed number of a 10 H. of silver ing P. gas engine directly as last summer. liam family have been entertained several dollars. It will be wound up and allowed to run down White of Bath visited Mr. and each connected with a 5 Kilowatt direct evenings Mr. weeek. Mrs. Jordan White at their cottage lately by Robert pibber current generator. The electric cur- and his orchestra. on the east side, last week, coming rent Is taken across the Island where COME TO OUR STORE AND GET TIME down from Bath in their fine motor Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wolcott and CARDS it operates a powerful pump which A New boat. daughter, Helen, are staying at the Which are identified the takes the water from by hours, minutes and seconds three deeply Coney, Dascomb cottage for a six weeks va- stamped driven Mrs. J. Ellis Humphrey, her thereon. your time cards to our store each wells and drives it up into sister. cation. Their home is Bring week on Miss A. L. Reed, and Miss Pauline In Farming- the reservoir on the highest on W. H. 8TEVEN8 HAS DEVELOPED ton. Me. point Gardner of the island. This Salem. Mass.. are at Mrs. WEDNESDAY system cost nearly GREENWOOD GARDEN AT The Humphrey's fine new cottage for the South Harpswell Yacht Club $10,000; the concrete lined reservoir and "Silver Dollars" will be Free to the person PEAKS ISLAND. season. Mrs. is building a pier and landing float given present hold- sunk Into solid rock cost Humphrey's cottage the card alone over that Just north of the steamboat wharf. ing in accordance with the conditions of the $1200. adjoins of Professor Kingsley. stamped Time It is that Cards which Our clerks will In New Yorker whose wife is a sister of Mrs. reported they will build a explain detail. There are over twenty-five fine cot- Does Wonders in 8hort Humph- rey. Miss Gardner is the daughter club house on the shore next season. tage* on the inland owned by the Com- Space of Time. WHAT of Dr. F. A. Gardner of Salem. We are glad to be that TIME WILL THE CLOCK pany. all of which have Mass.. informed 3TOP the most lux- and a A wonderland has grown up at is sophomore at Smith Col- Harpswell will see the genial face of urious modern appointments and con- Don't forget to Time Cards Peaks Island during tbe six lege. Northampton. Mass. Mr. R. M. Hubbard of St. Ix>uis. this get veniences. For the convenience of past must weeks. Will H. Stevens of New There was a social dance season. It has been some two or You be present at time Clock is uncovered. tenents the has established at Centen- Company York Is the a wonder worker and the nial Hall. West on Satur- grocery store in the rear of the Harpswell (Continued on Page 7.) superb tract of land known as Green- casino, which carries a complete line wood Garden is the scene of the trans- of provisions. This store will be ably formation. In a cut we will managed by Mr. Lincoln A. Payne. Ira F. Clark & Insert next week the plan of Edgar H. Pain*. The oTOers and tenants of Proprietor. Company cottages the Peaks Island Cirrus. Mid- OT. are entitled to all bathing Ohoboague Island, Maine. privileges. way, Carrousel, Playground, Theatre One Price Hatters and The Maine Coast Company Open Jane 24 to Sept. 10. Clothiers, Furnishers Realty de Illusions, etc., etc., will he The are to be congratulated on their won- Store That Saves You Money. If you don't trade with fthown In detail, hut the of the ua, how derful development of Little Diamond beauty can you tell until you try place must be aeen to be appreciated. the gem of Casco Bay. From the big entrance gate the ave- nues lead off to right and left, center- 26 and 28 on the Monument Square, Portland, Maine. ing Midway. On a green grasa House. carpet. aharird by trees and In full Merriconeag view of the Harbor, there have been erected In a short time POPULAR SOUTH HARPSWELL aurprlalngly a big Corrouael, a one ring Circus Tolman, Bradford RESORT ENTERTAINS Furniture Co., SEASON'8 building where change* of bill will be 17 and 17 1-2 Preble St. PIRST TOURISTS. made weekly; a big band atand Dealers In for Sbraccla'a full concert band, Summer influx of will which will be New and Second-Hand guests b« larger present the whole sea- Furniture, Antique Coode of all than ever son; circus swing*; fortune tellers, kinde this season. bought and eold. Aleo Auctioneers and booths, etc.. and a Midway, which Appraisers. Although the raw weather has cold, contains twenty-one conceaalona built undoubtably deterred many people In moat modern style. from starting on their vacations, yet The general plan of the Garden la this week marks the of the beginning to fumlah amtiaement and recreation rush of people to f'aaco Hay. and It for young and Old at a amall admlaalon Is jnnecesaary to say that the Merrl- price. For five centa the awlnga. co'jeag will get Ita share of guests. Midway, hand concert, etc. are Messrs. Pierce Vacation and Anderson, the yours to enjoy to heart's content and are proprietors working on the one additional nickel admlta to the cir- Stationery. grounds and gettlrg the tennis courts cus where the beat acta obtainable will In shape. The been plumbing has be ahown. Everything la electrically thoroughly overhauled and .repaired, lighted and there la plenty of room have J oat placed on sals a lot of odd boxes and the early gnest at this hotel will for all who come, thotigh that probably of note with be as well accommodated as later on meana WE paper (one qotre envelope* to many thousanda more than In the sesson. matcb) which will be found Ideal for cottage would ordinarily vlalt Peaka In the Mr. II. N. season. or hotel ate. Tbe paper I* of good quality, much of Plnkham. the well known The enterprise haa beeq real estate and Insurance man of aomewhat It baring tbe popular faorlo surface and the enve- costly but Mr. Steven* of Portland came down laat to coarse knew It are Friday would be when he be- lopes of latest and most desirable cat. These the spend day. gan and his Judgment aa to the feaal- good* are not imperfect in any respect. Yoa • boa Id of tbe Fin+mt ho(»l In Cim Bajr. I* Am on* thf jpiesta At the houae last blllty plan aeema now proven. CrniplK* rrrry 4otail mt ■»lim Hatha and t©4- base a Wta on box or two for Vacation were You ran feel the Mtk door. Aratytona Om. fina piasaa. 1*4 K your Correspondenes. week Walter E. Ixmibard of Impulae of the crowd fmrin* Bay b*af Rataa and floor plana on Botiton and Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Wil- that la coming already. The Green- liam*. alao of Ronton. F. W. Ruhr of wood Garden waa open Monday after- Portland. Mr. and Mra. C. K. Clarke noon. and a large throng waa In attend- of SofnerYlll*. Mann., and Mr, and ance. :kwbar Mro. W. K. Pronty of Ronton, Mr. o* rx Nota WILLIAM W. ROBERTS Prooty r*>prm*>nt* the well known CO. lommir Seh«dui« Sunday. firm of Runnel A Co.. Cambridge. I BURT'S MEN'S SHOP Mann who are a hi* manufar- TH* n#w tiro# tabl# of th# Caaoo STATIONERS. randy BURT T. MATTHEWS, HOP. / turlna concern. Bay and Harpawtll lln#« which Koe* Into effect next Jan# 27th ha* The houne will make a of 8tin wparinr 4IROW COU4II tint of the greater part of the menn, »ati» no effort to hundl* Ita rol- ttinrr ftMitrt and prompt aervlce la aannr»1 to all. ln TliVHO *a House business has all grown up un- est cottages on the Island which Is M311VM MANY IMPROVEMENTS HAVE der the careful management of Mr. Island surrounded by a stretch of velvety Rowe Bailey 1H 'ONVnSI A31iva BEEN MADE ON THIS PROP* and it redounds much to the lawn In which he takes great pride. credit of the ERTY RECENTLY. house. Mrs. Sarah Estabrook and daughter. Mr. Will H. Stevfns of New York, Miss Antoinette Estabrook of Newton, I*»°H Mrs. Louisa Knight of Leicester, V ^ —A3!A uibmo manager of Greenwood Mass.. are ®MX Booking Aro Bolng R«c«ivcd In Garden,. regis- Mass.. arrived here last Thursday and expected at their island tered for the season June 5. home. Mall. is the Denny With Cragenfels. today. They will Evory occupying cottage. remain until The dates of the semi-weekly dances her is Mrs. Charles Edwards of Chi- Oct. 1. Proprietor Walter D. Crafts has are announced for Tuesday and Fri- cago who will stay two weeks. Mrs. Evelyn Stetson, the little daughter about completed the Improvements be day of each week with barn dances Edwards also expects her daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Stetson, is making on the botel property and and costume parties occasionally. Mrs. W. J. King, to come on from Chi- celebrated her eighth birthday last In a few days everything will be com- The house orchestra will be thessme cago for a short visit. Mrs. Knight Monday evening by her young pleted for the regular summer open- giving as Isst year: Mme Ely of Boston, will be Joined her daughter. Mrs. friends a party. Light refresh menu ing, the date of wblch Is set for next by violin. Miss Heth of Lewlston. cello, P. T. Denny and about July 1. were served. week. Tbe piazza has been sheathed family and Miss Howe, pianist. The ladles her Mrs. Arthur H overhead with hard pine and the new Mrs. R. M. Stockbrldge .and Longfellow of New arrived Sunday and the first midday York chambers are all completed and all daughter. Miss Edith A. 8tockbridge. City accompanied by her young concert was given that son furnished with the latest patterns or day. Mrs. Yeaton, and her daughter. Miss Henry G., are here at the Seaside Mr. John McCrillis who has cottage for the hotel furnishings. The pool xoom has spent Ida Yeaton and Miss Carrie Qulm- entire season, having many seasons here arrived been renovated and will be much ap- will return this, by. all of Lewlston, came last Satur- Saturday evening. Mr. Long- year as will also the fellow will preciated by the tourists who delight Murphys. Camp- day for a two weeks' outing at Ft- W. join his family during the bells. Stones. Turners and itiiBir. in passing an hour or eo each day in Clarks. Potter's cottage on Summer Hill. Mr. 1 Mr. George is this pleasurable game. At tbe present Upham registered for and Mrs. Potter are planning to spend The "Johnson," the fine lummrr an indefinite time the guests are being served in stay. most of the summer here, and will ar- house of Mr. H. P. Johnson of the the private dining room and during rive the first of the month. island, opened for the regular sum- the season this will be used for dally Miss Nellie F. Tolman of Worces- mer business. Tuesday morning last. excursionists that desire a genuine CASCO BAY HOUSE. ter, Mass.. will spend her summer va- The property during the past spring has ahore dinner. Applications are dally cation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. been entirely overhauled and re- being received among which are sev- MANY ORGANIZATIONS ARE COM- Ellsha Tolman at the "Overlook" on built an account of which was publish- eral ed in the from former guests of past years. ING TO THE CLAM BAKE PAV- Summer Hill. Miss Tolman teaches June loth issue of this The hotel a The will without doub: efijoy ILION. kindergarten In Worcester. paper. furnishings of this house are prosperous season. Mrs. R. C. Drinker of Qulncy, Mas*., first class in every particular and baths and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Collin and and her two daughters, are at the toilets are among the many The hotel will open for the season family of Conway. N. H., are among Well's cottage for the season. They improvements made. Several guests are those that will spend their summer early next week. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Rueben expected here July 1 after which outing here next month and will Colton of Boston. the Johnson will entertain its usual AT OCEAN VIEW they Proprietor Charles E. Cushing has + HOTEL. be Joined by" friends. Mr. Colling large number of guests. Mr. John- been busy catering to several organ- We are most happy to announce that Is engaged in the and son will give his personal attention jewelry optical izations the past week and the Clam Clara Louise Burnham. the gifted au- business'at Conway, X. H. to the management and this is a guar- Bake Pavilion is its thoress. with her sister Mrs. Paul Os- TABLE BOARD FOR THE maintining rep- antee that everything for the comfort SEASON Among the guests that will be with utation as the best in Casco car Kern and family are here for the place Bay of the patrons will be done. us again this year Is Rev. Charles for a genuine clam bake. Thursday season at "The Moorings." the beau- Miss Kate $6 per week. Buroughs. Pastor of the Unlver- the Wlnslov Lewis Commandery. tiful summer home of the authoress. Maxim. Miss Eula and Kathleen Miss W. D. sallst church. White River Junc- Knights Templars of Salem with band Mrs. Burnham was greatly missed Berry. Nan Moult on of CRAFTS, . tion. Mr. Wayne. Me., are and Burroughs is well numbering all together, one Bundred from the colony set last year, for dur- visiting Mr. Mrs. J. G. Known to former patrons of the and fifteen men were here for their ing the greater part of the summer Stetson for this week. hotel as he has been numbered outing and enjoyed a clam bake. This she was at Yosemlte Valley, Califor- Emery H. Winslow. Portland High among the guests for the past two organization was delighted with their nia. school. 1911. is visiting his cousin. L. M.York seasons. dinner and during their sojourn the Mrs. James Doughty has returned Harold E. Cram for a short vaca- tion. Mr. an«l Mrs. S. H. De Nike of band gave a fine concert which was lis- to her home here on the inland, after Bailey's Island, tened 537 Dorchester street. West Montreal. to by a large concourse of passing through a most critical oper- Seaside Cottage, one of the best Maine. Can., are also former patrons that people. Saturday last the grounds ation at the Newark. N. J., hospital. known summer boarding houses of the are to be with us during the month of and Pavilion were thronged with a Her many friends on the island are Island, opened for the season Monday August. They are much pleased with happy picnic party that was here for much pleased with her recovery. with Mr*. F. E. Cram in charge. the island and the during their sojourn day. Saturday next the Commer- Mr. and Mrs. R. Huntington Wood- This popular house has always had in made cial Travelers more Casco past years they many friends Association with band, man and two daughters of Brooklyn. than Its share of the summer Bay's all of whom will be pleased to hear over three hundred are tourists and numbering X. Y., opened their cottage on Maiden the outlook for this year are this to the hotel is they returning season. coming for their annual Lane. for the summer last Friday greater than ever. Mrs. Cram Leading summer have make a Miss Clara Butler is spending a outing. They p'anned evening. The family were among will specialty of serving din- a fine list of short outing with us. sports and some inter- those present at the marriage of Mr. ners to excursionists. General events are looked Mr. Mrs. Maude M. Hart of Lewiston is estig for. Ralph Root to Miss Eleanor Hastings Expected to arrive at Hathaway that he has en- in charge of the culinary department Cushln^ceports many at New York City Thursday laat. cottage July 5th to remain until Sept. Store. gagements from organizations for 1st are: of the hotel. Rev. A. D. Snlvely will be the Mrs. lx>uls Nasbaum and fam- their outing here and he Is pleased ily. Mr. Nasbaum is principal of the are with guest of Mrs. E. J. Wells, and her still maintaining tbe of the outlook for a most successful Horace reputation having the best stocked daughter Miss Matilda Wells at their Blnney Public school. Philadel- WE •tore In tbe We have season. bay. everything you desire and our prices are bungalow about July 1. Rev. Mr. phia. Pa. The family are well known the lowest. Fresh invoices received Roblnhood Inn. Mrs. Charles E. on dally. Saturday Cushing •Snlvely has a parish In Springfield. the Island, they having spent one Remember thia: — and Mrs. Mattie Merrill went to Ber- or two seasons It want Mass.. and Is weH known here on at the Ocean View yon tbe best, trade with ns. Oar teams are at MANY lin. X. H. to attend Is your service and it IMPROVEMENTS ARE BE- the marriage or the Island. hotel. always our aim to please onr patrons. ING MADE UPON THE PROP- Mrs. Alice Cannell and Mr. George The exercises the Harold E. Cram of Portland is here MacVane, which took place there. graduating of ERTY. Bailey Island Grammar school will at the Seaside cottage for the summer Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hanna and months ami be held tomorrow evening at the Un- will assist his mother In family of Montreal are expected for the Hotel to Entertain ion Church at eight o'clock. Admis- management of the house. Expects Many the summer the Woodbine & first week in July. The in sion by cards obtained from the pupils marriage of Mr. Ralph Root, Cottage. Early July. The family have been regular sojourn- of the graduating class or of the son of Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Root, ers at this hotel for years and MCs. H. S. Sinnett Miss Massev is making several im- many Principal. one of the best known members of Prop. Bailey Island, fie. the of the they are delighted to return provements about grounds always^ Mrs. S. Starr the summer colony, to Miss Eleanor here. Mr. Hanna is connected with J. with her daugh- This Ideal board in* house has had Inn, among which is a new wire fence many improvements mad*, among them a ter, Miss Starr of Devereux Hastings, daughter of Mr. e Mnc larffe new the Grand Trunk Mary Springfield. room that was placed in position the pres- Railroad. and Mrs dinirs capable of mtiat M ruests; 30 fine Mass., and friend Miss Rogers, are at Orlando Burr Hastings, took chambers, nicely furnished. Excellent table ent week. The and beach Mr. and Mrs. D. with sea grounds R. Robertson and place at the home of the plenty of food. Open Jane 1 to 1 on the "Tides," their summer home on groom's par- Sept. Rites application- Excellent location, bath- are being cleared of all debris and the family of Montreal. Can. are to be Maiden Lane. Miss Starr is a teach- ents. 309 West 92 St. New York City. ins. boa tins and fishing. Accomodates 50. Inn Is also being When the with us again this season and painted. they er at 'Oaks Mere, New Thursday. June 17. at 5 p. m. The work (s it will add much to will occupy the new cottage taking Rochelle^^^ an completed Th# ^redding wm el^bomio a/fair and the attractiveness of secluded their"meals at the hotel. if many mend* of this This was largely attended by the relatives another W. Strong of New York, will be tery spot of the many Canadian fami- and Intimate friends to hear of her of the contract- lies that make this hotel their summer sorry death, which oc- Rev. Dr. L. M. Robinson, profes- ing parties. Both of the young peo- abode. Mr. is curred at her home last week. Mrs. sor of canon law and literature at the Robertson managing are known are S. ple we'l here and we CHARLES THOMAS director of the Montreal Street Rail- Strong and her daughter. Miss Virgin- Philadelphia Divinity school at Phila- happy to report they will spend some Carpenter and Builder way Co. ia, were season guests at the "Wood- delphia, Pa., was here for a few days time on the Island the summer. bine" last year and both were greatly during Bailey's Island, Me* last week. Dr. Robinson is at the Mrs. Root has a beautiful soprano Estimates *iven cheerfully on all kinds of building respected by all with whom they be- and repairing. All work present time at his farm, but later in voire and is soloist under my personal super- came acquainted. of the 2nd Chris- vision. the month he will attend the reunion AUCOCISCO HOUSE. tian Science Church. New York City. of the American Librarian Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hathaway of Association Mrs. R. M. Pulsifer has opened her at Bretton N. of which HOSPITABLE CLIFF Mechanic Palls. Me., are here at their Woods, H.. ISLAND RE- cottage in the Pasture for the summer summer home at the East end of the organization he is president. While SORT OPEN FOR THE SEA- months. at the mountains he will have as SON. Island, where they intend to remain I Christian Science service was held guests his two neices. Misses Helen until July 5. I BAILEY ISLAND. st the home of Mrs Mary F. Peck, on and Shirley Robinson of Arlington Miss Margaret Black an 1 Mr. E. Already Many Guests are Enter- Maiden Lane. last MIm J. E. Massey, Prop. Heights, Mass. Being Horace Grlffln attended the dancing Sunday morning at 11.45 a. m tained Mrs. K. B. The regular proscribed The by Proprietor, party at South moat delichtful and exclusive on Professor F. A. McElwain, warden Harpswell, Saturday order of service spot Batchelor. evening. mas given and Mrs. th« island. Situated on th« east end in full of the Seabury school at view of the ocean. Divinity R. C. Drinker and Mrs. Mary F. Beautiful pin* iiovm and Faribault, Minn., in company with his the the Mrs. L. M. York and son walks around the house. The house is modern Among earliest arrivals at Lenny Peck were the readers. Since the in were every raspect, toilet*, baths and sewerage. wife and child, are at the Aucoclsco House are In Portland, expected Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. close of the summer services last Rates and circulars on application. house in for an extended Lone distance in early July Sneldlter of Poughkeepsle, N. Y., Mrs. C. S. Eldredge and her two last year, service has been conducted telephone house. Open June visit Miss IS to Sept IS. Edith Scott of Baltimore, daughters, Theodora and Eleanor El- every Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Miss Miss Dorothy Massey, daughter of Norma Paine of Richmond. dredge. and Miss Isabel Henderson of Peck ard the attendance was most Dr. O. Betton Va. Miss Paine Is Massey of Haverford, very fond of Philadelphia arrived laat Wednesday satisfactory. Commencing early In to j Pa, with her cousin. Miss Grace E. , and she will probably occupy the Simonds cottage. "The July the service will be held at the SEASIDE COTTAGE Brooks of Chestertown, Md.. arrived stay until the house closes. Miss Ledges." above "Little Harbor.* Mrs. | chapel and the readers will be Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Is a Bailey's Island, Maine, Cram, Prop. Wednesday for an extended vacation. Scott here for month's visit. She Eldredge has bad the "Ledges" for Sydney T. Skid more and Charles T.. Miss attends Moravian will be later a of the three Fine home-like Massey the joined by party past years, and this Is her Root. The usual Wednesday even- boarding house with fine chambers and ex- School at Linden Hall friends who will come about 1. ninth season on the Seminary, July Island. ing testimony meeting will be conduct- cellent table. Rates on from Jane to Oct z. In the application. Open 25 Lltltz, Pa., and she Is the fourth gen- party will be Mrs. Wallace Mrs. H. 8. Slnnett of the Woodbine 1 ed. Transients accommodated. eration of her family to attend this in- King. Jr., of N. Miss Marlon Low ! a Y., reports receiving large number of R. 8. Davis Co. have what you stltution. Miss Brooks attends who Is at Wellesley College, and Mrs. engagements for rooms during the ear- | want for furniture, adv. Pratt Institute. Brooklyn. N. Y., and Drummond of Louisville. Ky. ly part of next month. G. STETSON. Mrs. Ralph E. Swing of San Berna- JAMES ahe Is greatly Interested In art. Mr. Frank Gosnell of Md Baltimore, Misses Elsie and Myrtle York are dlno, Cal., arrived Sunday to spend Bailey's Island Ice Cream Parlors. will arrive here about an July first for expected home from the summer Our Ice Cream is made from cnun today Westbrook with Mr. and Mrs. Charles par# dairy ani attested cru«hH fruit. Dtlifrrad in brick* by indefinite stay. which institution quart or Stetson's Seminary, both Sleeper at their cottage. "Restablt" r»Uon. famoua caramels arc male o»i tlx premises daily. No flrver candy made. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. Miss ladles are line of Elizabeth Batchelor, Mr. young attending. on Mackerel Cove ahore. Complete Confectionary, aiao boxed Canolee. Fruit. Nuts. ate- Try our cool soda. all fruit Kemp B. Batchelor and Miss C. Smith ayrups. Circulating library. 2c a day. Wa ar» tha excluai ve for tha Caaco Mary Xanthus Jr., George Smith Mr. Eugene R. Emmons of Wayne. a««nti Bay Brm«. or- EARLY SEASON QUEST8 ARRIV- Batchelor are with their dara takan Kara. Paper*. Magazines. Souvenir Postal*, etc. Our team call* mother. Mrs. and their friend Bradford Maasey of Me.. Is clerking for the Bailey Island for and deiirera orders. ING IN K B. Batchelor for the summer. We aim to please our trade. CONSIDERABLE Philadelphia. Pa., enjoyed a line trip Baking' Co. This new Arm are al- to NUMBERS. Bath. Friday, the same being made ready having fine success and Mr. In Xanthus Smith's launch, Polly R 8. Emmons will have charge of the team DAVID P. SUMMIT HOUSE. This craft is one of th« fastest in these which will deliver orders SINNETT, arc of Almost Occur dally. Banquets Dally waters and the round of Boat trip flfty-flve Mrs. E. 8. Dexter of Wayne and Builder, Bailey's Island, Me. ranee This Year. miles was made In splendid time. THIS POPULAR SUMMER HOUSE her sister. Mrs. Ella Saflford of Au- Motor and of all While at that pleasure boat* kinds made to order. We bare oar At the a place they Inspected : burn were Peaks Island House bin ON CHEBEAOUE ISLAND guests of Mrs. James O. own private wharf at Mackerel Cove. Boat* to let tbe NOW the Bath ship yards. by day. week or opening day has been followed by a Stetson. Thursday and Friday of last season. NVbarf privileges at reasonable Exclusive for OPEN. Mr. and Mr» obarfee. agent tbe steady and fairly heavy patronage by Clark Comstork snl week. Latbrop and Hartford Engines. Cylinder oil for sale. seaaon who 'heir daughters. Mliwi Anna snl early guests remain for Table board M OO per wwk for the a week or more. The Several Tourist* Will Helen Comiitock of East N. amount of this Register During Orange. »»i»on at the Ocean View Hotel. idv. arrived here the business Is usually fluctuating, but It The Week. J., nineteenth and Entirely aT*rh*ul*d and rtfltUd Coming The many friends of Orace Ma or UlU nmoa. haa been rather better are occupying the Root on 17 flna itrf* ilMpinf room*. Two than usual this cottage Brown tbe empltto The Summit bouM haa always been Abners' Point, and will well-known authoress of &/>e to'.Uta with op*n plumMnt Runnin* water month. Manager Row# Is alao dally probably star Johnson, In Hoqm. one of the au miner Denver. Col., will be to EwlUnt UM« with pl*ntr of im the leading boarding till October 1. This 1a the pl*aa*d food receiving guests who are to re- family's be^r M r Hathirvc. Boa tin a and Ftahinv. houses of thla island and from the first that she Is meeting with fine succen johniom, 9MP. main for a longer term, and some who summer on Ballef'a, having sp*nt number of reaervatlona are with her weekly "Tb < June 15 to are booked the season large that the season In former years at Old publication, Optn Itpt. 20 for whole have Easene being received It means that this sea- Message." Mrs. Brown and Bailer Island* Maine AccommodatM •>. Rataa on already begun to arrive. Among Orchard. Mr. Comstock Is a noted application. son's business wlfl b« more successful ber two daughters are known to th?se are Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Inventor and manufacturer The fam- many of tbe summer as than ever. Many of laat season's like so colony, the family Fowler and family of Boston, who have ily Bailey's well that they are Mrs. Ckntw Sinn«tt Om. o. St«t*M guests are to return thla some of •pent the season of 1905 at the | a aulte of four rooms. Mr. Fowler year, planning to locate a permanent sum- Tip whom will arrive thla week. mer Top cottage. Daring her sojourn she 1s known as the Dean of advertlaing home here FOR SALE OR HIRE contributed several articles for the men In this country and though not Mr*. Theodore Smutny and two Mr. William D. Smith Island Co* of Reading. columns of this paper and made Bailey Baking now In he sons. Edward and Rudolph from New with his many 27 Foot Cabin actively engaged business Pp. sisters. Mrs E S. Rich friends for the BAKERS OP BREAD CAKE AND | Sloop. Is alert York will arrlva for Breeze. to the great development of City, Thursday ards aad Mlas Emily A. Smith, arriv- VPASTRY; BREAD A SPECIALTY $25 por month. 940 for imior. In the season The have been ed advertlaing recent yeara. The family here last Friday on the noon boat to here for G. R. SMITH, family arrived three summers, hat last year to occupy their two littlk diamond island. Apply Saturday. cottages on Rock delivered once a they were Id rela- Order* day. Island. Yesterday the Maine dentists, who Germany visiting Point. Mr. Smith la well known Ratley tives are to stop for a three days' outing, among the summer residents here and Mr. George W Hlnton haa been I and are James haa imer with Mr*. W. 8. Learltt at arrived, they reglatered to the C. Hamilton, son of Mr. and spent his vacations on Bailey's elected chief of police here on tbe rough stone fireplace with an English number of about flfty. The Conklln Mrs. Clinton M. Hamilton returned for manr years He waa formerly Island, and commencing July 1st It cottage on the hill. settle. which UkM up half of one «la« and home la the Iron room. club the Bowery Beach sewing Saturday laat from Hebron aad steel business In Read- will be hla duty to keep order here. mong the hundreds of cottage* of the Opening out of the llr- club both here Arademy which Inatltutlon be atten4- lag. hut haa now room are Are chamber* and a banqueted Tuesday, retired, aad devotes Miss Kllta Haley Is the bungalows In Caaco Bar. that of in* the ed the spending Today there Is Knights Templar past year tj W. Harwood, th« noted actor, bath. A wide stairway leads op to a banquet, and closely following next Mr. and Mrs. William J. Parker stands on the hillside on the mezzanine floor on which is the tunny, top for Lunch at tha |h week come the Peaks Island Im and family of Boeton, Maaa. will be Senator, 4# ■xchanga It ■ end of Little Diamond, Is far airy lttlle dining room, the pantry, provement Association. the State of with ua tbla anmmer aa in- yp*mm ,nIn tw UMu,*fc "*•*Umm to arW TW Hast i«4 architect- kitchen, and servants* The again for IU*; f?ta ——— %wajr the handsomest quarters. Maine V^ttaZT* druggists and the Maine Botan- deflnlte sojourn. r».««u^khmw iMat Umm m the most artlatlcaUj and honae Is finished Inside In the natural nm^ taar tar Lata iM umaawn. orall^and ical Society, while after these the Mrs. Jamea TtW« D Hou furnished. A hrdad ret- timbers stained with Flemish oak Pawcett and son Brto- Ik, mtt«4 fro* 11:*) a. a. till t m. ]uxuriJV.ijr Aged Brotherhood and the Maine DliMr, p. andah green, and la and stained o« aon of Stanford. Conn., am among a low roof supported by shingled Press Aaaoclatlon are ^ entertained. the early Jnly arrivals Tbey win ■Metre columns runs afctoet the outside. T-rrKTOBC tke ^%iele The Daughters of It IS were here remain until about Sept. 1. front ofc^h" house. The large, 8ummer furniture at R. 8. Darin f»wiS?woniD** co.^ high studded\v!n< room has a huge Co., Portland, adv. Ret. F. E. A Baldwin. The bride ear- Trial Will Convince the ned white bride roses. The house was Tery prettily decorated In green Casco and white. Bay Most Island The maid of Uonor was ° House, Sceptical Long Miss Helen Wallace, the best man. CHAJ. £. Mr. Homer Howard. The out-town GUSHING. Prop. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ben- nett and GROCERIES, MEATS Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lepow and Mrs. Martha Bennett. The family of Portland, naored down to newly married couple left the Island on the 3 P. M. their summer home "Rockhaven"* on boat, and many of their PROVISIONS the East End, Saturday. ',lsland friends gave them a royal send- off. with Miss A. A. Dorsey. who has been rice, old boots, etc. Thny will spending the past few weeks with h^r spend their honeymoon In Bos- ton. M *>• ol Um Ptar parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsey. • m. left the first of the week for a visit In CM UUkSD CLIFF I8LANO Manchester. N. H. L Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8chonlpid and family of State St.. closed tHeir l*ouse Saturday, and moved to their summer home tae "Schonland" ut The Earth and the Moob. & Cxtsbings Landing. Mr. SchonlanJ's Colonial ntw launch !•••< —— j Antique furniture the "Freda" proves to be 9————— »•••• very speedy and Is s fine boat- Hack Finn was at least as right on We also manufacture Mr. and Mrs. Ira F. Tlbbetts and the subject of cosmogony as oar mod- son William C.. of Leading house on this Island, a fine view of the Pino Knlghtville. Me., ern scientists. It be commanding bay. after! are now will recalled that grove Shen?- located at their new home alongside the house where rockers and hammocks are (or use liippendale, Mark Twain's hero at on the of at the head of Doughty's Landing. lay night guests. the raft with Bathing, boating and fishing. Clam Bake House accommodates 409 ton and de- Mr. Q. L Fogg and of Port- Jim, and. as the two Hepptowhite family with dancing privileges. Clam Bakes and land. have closed their city home and looked aloft at the sky speckled with 8hore Dinners served here. Ope* are now June IS to Sept. 16. Rates signs. at their Bungalow on Beach stars, Jim thought they were made, and circulars on application. Accommodates SMi Ave., for the summer. Mr. Fogg's son and Hack "allowed they happened." Only twenty minutes sail from Portland. has a new speedy launch In which Bat Hack did not object to Jim's all take they great enjoyment. saggestlon that the moon could have Mrs. F. E. Baldwin has as at guests laid them, because he had seen a the parsonage, her sister. Mrs. Frank frog lay as many. And were not the fall* More and son Bernard of Cleveland. ing stars, quite those had Ohio, who will spend a few weeks likely, that It worth all it costs, because it the — here. Rev. Mr. got spoiled and were "bore out of the gives Ottee tnd WorHroonM Baldwin will ente»v sored that tain a number of Portland ministers nest?" In much the same spirit Sir feeling of content which he does not 55 Union Street, here June 28'h. George Darwin, in his recent address otherwise have unless he carries this form of Portland* Maine Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Kennard will before the Authors' Club in London, not protection . • Telephone 531 occupy their cottage neir discussed Professor Flammarlon's House Telephone 1128*3 Doughty's this lease summer, having l theory that the moon mores not only it for ihe season. They will be great- the tides of the ocean, but makes the CHESTER L. JORDAN & C ly missed by their many fi lends ner*. 13 earth's crust rise and fall eight Inches Exchange St., Maine Mr. N. A. Woodman and family of Chestsr L. Portland, per diem. He Jordan Edgar L Jordan E. R. XX. c Portland have closed their city home said, incidentally, that Llnwood Jord LEAVI3B and are now located at summer the Pacific Ocean may fill the hole CHfcBEACUE'S LE ADING their GROCER. abode, "Breezy Point cottage." left by the moon when, according to ImiiIh Mrs. L. scientific Oar lMititu~l*i Shns—R.ailtN't.l4lerks. Your bars any proof of it." We will civ* yon JoU as good va'ues now as we laat and patronage Transcript, arrived this weeK with Lis gave you Mason, is solicited. Bat on the yon get the benefit of a large selected stock. family, and will occupy one of the general subject of the tides Sir Cleaves' Home BaKery and Ice Seward cottages at the West End n% George was less cautious. Everything You Need Cream Parlor usual. Their N«ar P »st Offlc* movement creates friction, Building Mrs. J. P. which Oar Is doa« on t he Holcombe an.l daughter. may well cause the creaking LONG ISLAND MARKET cooking prtmiee*. We ntkt the flneet Ice Creem served isUnd. All order* <-n the Miss Alice, closed their winter home fluctuations of the solid Meal of promptly ettend»*d to. F'att, Btrrite. E c. Pioe l>n Integument Doughty Ldg Long Ulaed, Maine ee lonerv and are now located Saturday, for the of the globe. Moreover, it makes the season at "Sunny Slope" cottage. earth spin slower, and by reaction City Treasurer Gray, of Westbrock. drives the moon further from us. BRIDGEPORT has sold his summer home at -the MOTORS That process must have "Ths Motor That Motes" West End to Mr. John C. Vlles of been going on, he for and Skowhegan. Me., who will occupy it Inferred, long ages; there- Hew used Launches, Automobiles and Motors. Bee onr Rowing Skiff* for fU.00 with his family this summer. fore, when the moon was near by, a Commercial Automobile & Motor Boat Mrs Wendall Leavitt. of Portland, complete diurnal revolution was ac- ha3 recently purchased complished in four SOUTH HARPS CLMBt w. Exchange Ilsleyhurst. hours. Some eons WELL, MAINE UTTLEFIELD. M«r. 224 Commercial St., Mr. Portland. Mo. formerly occupied by C. P. Ilsloy hence the moon will have disappeared Stable* at and family near Dourhty's Landing. from sight, and the days will be fifty- Alderman Benj. T. I.arrabee of ItrriMMif Roast Uiii Vltw Inm Aubun CiImi five times as long as they are now. INC ALLS Wcstbrook. Me., and wife, are now The finest and BROTHERS That would mean that fifty-five times livery, boarding sales stabler in Ca»co Bay. « majtcrAcrtra ess or pleasantly settled in their new sum- as much food would Oar three stable* aie equip ed to mer hem? near Doughty's landing. have to be con- handle all (he bn*iuesa of this and ire are Mr. Waldo H. Perry, engineer of sumed at each of the three meals of place prepared to furnfch team** with carefnl n. Courage from hearts, and not from of Portland, are now at their summer Belmont Club home, the "Imp" for the season. numbers, grows.—Dryden. 118 Camp Nemo, compofed of well- He only is*a well made man who

known Portland — ClarK & Griffen and Poitoffloa ===== young m?n. are all has a good determination. Ralph settled at their cozy summer home Waldo Emerson. h«ve our everything in line and our are here. The boys are great entertain- Ale patrons always With an habitual sense of the dl- ers. and possess rmong them scm» Ginger WEassured of full value for the Meat is receiving money. very fine voices, which furnishes en- Tlne presence the trials of life are our and we have what want. Our three teams tertainment for the nearbv cottasr s. lightened.—E. Peabody. specialty you An ideal drink and Messrs. Chas. James. Alton Habus. stomach tonic. The finest in are at your service and Choose an author as you choose a prompt delivery guaranteed. Frank Rines. Arsold. Jean made from the Phillip friend.—Roscommon. quality, best ingredients, and pure Bray and Thomas Moore, composed the Oaracter must be as Belmont water. This water has been a Fatality of Pneumonia. second in this regard and the "white party. kept bright Spring favorite Mr. Thomas of wo* well as clean.—Lord Chesterfield. on the Lecturing at the Harvard Medical plague" third. af- Bishop Portland, market for 33 coming Pneumonia a years. achool recent guest at the Bohemian eot- Blood serves to wash Dr. Elliott P. Joslin declared fects all ages, and about 25 percent of only ambi- t-iee. tlon's Use the that pneumonia was the most fatal the cases result It is not usual- hands.—Byron. only best. Your grocer has it. fatally. Mr. John Doi>ey haa trreaMy in.- Manufac- in Boston in It is malady 1908, claiming ly contracted from a cold, as is gen- proved the look* of his hom* and sur- better ends should go first tured by The Belmont Water 3000 Spring Co., Depot, 141 victims, heart dlaease ranking erally supposed, said Dr. Joslln. but roundings by painting and repairing. than last.—Walpole. Mr. Hampshire Street, Cambridge, Mass. develops from bad physical or hygien- George McGlauflin and Mr. Ed- Age glides steadily on and beguiles Kin* of ic conditions and from exposure. It is ward Portland spent Satur- us as it flies.—Ovid. and On sale in Portland and Casco in that one day Sunday at the Gem oottagc. Bay Islands the contagious may catch It Dfficulties are by Misses Mildred and Emily Sawvr things that show dealers: breathing In the atmosphere where following by are entertaining their friend. Ml** what men are.—Eplctetus. there Is a In pneumonia patient the Dacmar Petersen of at th*!r H. H. Hay's Sons. Portland Portland, A liar ends with making truth ap- A. H. Hamilton. vicinity. father's summer heme, the Birches. Llttlefleld A Co.. Portland Orsat pear like F. .. Chebeague falsehood.—Shenstone. L. Plnkham, South Harpswsll #. F. Hamilton, Mr. Chester E. Miller was also a re- Arthur man Palmer,West Harpswelt Great aid cent A should be upright, not be W. Chebeague Healing Blush That Won't Come Off. guest here. C. Randall. West Harpswsll A. B. Mansfield. L. M. York. can now a Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Keith and kept upright.—Marcus Aurelius. Baileys Island Grtat One have blush tat toed family C. M. Chebeague Clarv. Baileys Island ». J. Prince. Orrs of Portland, moved down to their sum- Men W. Island on her face that Is warranted "not to do less than they ought un- D. Crafts. Baileys Island M. J. Prince. mer Orrs Island Humblng home Saturday for the season. less C. M. Cobb. Cliff Island J. O. come out in the wash" or to yield to they do all that they can.—Car- Brigham, Orrs Island Mrs. R I* Wight, the Mlsse* Ethel the weather. It will not come lyle. and | and Dorothy and Messrs. E. Ralph Peace hath tests of Enginears go. of course, like the delicate flush and Edward A., of Dorchester. Mass.. higher man- which hood than battle ever with novelists so conveniently spent Saturday at their summer hom>- knew.—Whit- 8TOVK8, R \ NOF8. | tier. endow their heroines, and one is not th»» "Pow Wow" and had as guests tinware [ I sure whether It Is not better to trus* Misses Rachel Morton and Florenc had rather men should ask why *bl-» 8 nrn, l^n'erni to Providence for an occasional blush , Sparrow. The Wights will soon inw my statue Is not set up than why it •n« Oni *t tar- down for the summer. Is.—Cato. ni than to wear It continually and never lilac*. Mr. J. H. and the able to on occaalona. McCarty sisters, The desire of glory clings even to I* pale If ono Misses McCarty of Portland, sp^n? the did naturally blush, wlUt best men longer than any other F. 4 C. B. moreover, the week end at their cot;age at th»* NASH CO. the "healthy flush" already placed West End passion.—Tacitus. 384-300 FORE ST. Moral good Is a there by artificiality's artful aid, good- Mr*, v. o. Brm feaa mm |Mita Mr. | practical stimulus; It Is no ness alone knows what the effect and Mm. Harvey Chase of Newton. sooner seen than It Inspires an FOR Maas. Mr an ac- to SALE would be. Our last state of roslneae Chase la expert Impulse practice.—Plutarch. countant of might be worse than our first of State St., Ronton. Mia* pal- Adelaide Pictorial. Chase. a niece of Mm. lira** Leg* the Mainstay. lor.—lady's will apend several weeka with her at Tho difficulties encountered by Hamilton Tarrr-a-whlle rottace. Corn cobs, Into Lieutenant Shackleton's party tn the 5000 Cottage compressed blocks, Mr. and Mra. C. O. anl Feet of Tllanv, Land «ttempt to reach the 8outh Pole N«. bound with wire and soaked In tar. daughters. M1«ses Jeanette and Ruth, prove Marptwttl, '.hat In sre used and spite of dogs, sledge*. 81be- Mr*. C. W. to build houses In tome Msstrr Ooelet, of Washington. Hamilton. Prop. flsn motor pans of and Russia. Va.. hare 1*ased the "Owl" cottace of ponies, cars and all me- Watterson, Ave. At th» h««J of th« wharf, shore dinners Germsnjr Mr. Geo. Seward for aearon and chanical appliances for progress over * Board and rooms, ratea on the application. moved here the laat of the week. This rolar Ice. it Is on the human tegs that la tkelr first season here. the explorer must depend in the end. Woll&ston, Mass. L. B. MERRIMAN Mr. E I. Cummin®? of We^throok. Whatever a balloon or an aeroplana The MELROSE wan a recent *u«>st of Mr. tjeo. Hunt, may accomplish in the final dash for Capt. A. Cmnaisfs, Prey. at the 7:h Ma. R»*t building «t the the North Pole. It Is not likely to be Waat End Situated near useful on the Littlejohns Island, Maine Mr. snd Mra. bllisard-swept plateau Quincy bay, boating, • W L* Harris. Ml«« st ilw mm the Snath Pole. Rut arc al- Contractor AppHcitl— Coramae and Master I^alrd of Atlan- legs I ma ways the old Eat tea chaarfallr given on all wot* tic St mwel down to good reliable mainstay. seashore and com- •wh*n TABLE BOARD A 6PECIALTY their summer m)u««t*d. Altering and repairing —-N*w ■ bathing, country home Saturday. Mra J« nnle E York World. (fonptiT and satisfactorily dons. OPCM JUKE IT TO »(PT. 10 Har- rla, who Is at preaent with Mrs. Ar- thur bined. Will be ioc Turner. Congress Place, who Is A Little Klip. sold for per foot 111. will he here In a few weeks for rhe R*r. Mr. bad for three AND the •umnier. Splcer days enjoyed the telephone which had or TESTED PROVEN Mr. Rert Address call on That • llsley and family, who been his laat from an btrwd rMwrnihl* doubt wo »rry the eMcwt lino* of gift admiring Vnti. Md Taiwy oro«*tH, hare b*en at Provision* that ran b« obtained nti tol*. rooming Ilsl- yhurnt. He had been Omr I oca t low Cheb«a#ue hare taken parishioner. using It rt#ht at tlx head of Central Land Inc. to of put coorewlenca td rooms with Mrs Maxfleld t*HLP«W»«. »• moat of tl»e rlilion land hara. In hfr new Immediately before going to church. Choice +e»a and _ ___ cottage at the head of the Coffw* Sola if*nu for ChUton'a Paint*. Order and When the time cam* for him to an* •II i W of tha bMt denary old Marrlner'a landing. Wm. H. nounce Fielding Otro ua one order and wa The home of the first hymn, h* rose, and ara aura jot will alwaya atajr with oa. Mr. and Mra. Joseph | H. Wallace, was ac^ne with hit nsaal Imprecate* manner, 18 Chatter the of a very j Winthrop, Mam. pretty wedding Saturday afternoon, r*ad th* word*. Then In n crisp. Arm Arthur ti. when Hamilton their granddaughter Mlas Edith 1 ton*, h* Mid: "Let u* all unit* la or 138 Pearl St, Boston fMlGRT AGENT fOl C. 0. AND «. f. B CO. Mayhelle UtMejohn and Dnvld D. hymn *1* doubl* o, sing thr**."— Darling. were un7lt«d In marring* by ! ' Tooth's Companion. "Luck" Is Only a Scape' W. S. JORDAN , Boom 6, Portland ously. "This Is the third lovely trip she has been invited to take." TERMS "Yes," said another, with a sigh, "she certainly does nave Year, $1.00; Summer Season. 50c; Single Copy, 5* great luck. Lut year Mr*. K. Invited ber to go South with ner. and tne N. T. year before she went on that lovely cruise with the L e. 1 wlah I bad her Jr. luck." WORTHLEY, ADVERTISING RATES OPTOMETRIST and §1.00 per inch first week; additions1 "iserticnsat reduced r»trf. Reading Notices, They simply thought of her as being lucky, but I happened to kaow that It OPTICIAN 15 our was her 478 1-3 cents per line. A postal brings auvertiung man extreme sweetness, cheerfulness and unselfishness that won her all CONGRESS ST., over Trait of those Fidelity Co. delightful trips. There was no luck sbout It. It was entirely a ques- B*tk 'PkOBM tion of popularity. Advertisers must send in on or before "How desiring changes copy Mondsj preceding lucky to be so popular!" you might say; but don't tor a moment day of to insure inaertiun. that Eyes Examined and Glasses publication Imagine popularity is a matter of luck. There is no chance about It. It must Iota Hotels snd Boarding Houses in the Bay contracting for four or more inches be worked for, and worked for hard. Accurately Fitted If apace per issue for hare tLe of inser- Men will look at to correct displayed advertising, pnvikge stekly the succeteful man and exclaim, "What a lucky beggar all defects of vision loo of guests' namea under the classification of of Tourists, free of ha is!" requiring lenses. Register charge. Tbey don't stop to consider how hsrd he has worked for his success. Luck Is Prescription lenses erroand to order. Oar new the ability to recognize an opportunity and tske advantage or It. lens grind- Just let ing machinery is th« finest in THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1909. "luck" take care of itself. Hard work and good Judgment will Msine. Mail orders filled same as received. Hi m jmber help you along better than all the so-called luck in the world. d»y the place, If you are and PE8T OF PRAIRIE DOGS. lazy slipshod in your methods, you will in all probability be N. T. WORTHLEY, 478 1-2 a and Jr., Co«nss St.. opp. Prtl'l House MINIATURE ALMANAC failure, you will weakly blame your failure to bad luck. Write out these words and paste them above your Forest Service to Drive Them Out looking glass: "There is no such High Tide thing ss luck, whst I am and what 1 achieve is to owing Sun Length Portland of Southwest. perseverance and ability on my part." often rx*y Rises Sets of day morn, even People say to me, "Oh, Miss Fairfax, you are so to have work Id co-operation with the stockmen that lucky 24 4.05 7.22 15-17 3.30 you like, and that you can make successful!" the United Forest Service ha? 25 4.06 7.22 15-16 4.15 States I am indeed fortunate In being able to earn my living in a thoroughly con- 26 4.06 7.22 15-16 5.15 begun an active campaign against gonial jAucocisco but it House occupation, was not by any means easy when I first 27 4.06 7.22 15-16 6.00 prairie on the infested began it, dogs ranges and there were many hours of 28 4.07 7.22 15-15 6.45 within the national Arizona discouragement. CUFF forests of It is not luck that ISLAND 29 4.07 7.22 15-15 7.45 has brought me any success that I may have but and New Mexico. Successful attempts found, 30 applicatiou and interest in work. 4.07 7.22 15-15 8.30 at my poisoning prairie dags were made that BR& t B. 1 4.08 7.22 15-14 9.15 Forget there is such a word as and BATCHELOft last and summer the Forest "luck," Just go ahead trying spring by your best to succeed in whatever in you may be engaged in. ProprfoUr Service other parts of the country, If Breeze*. breezes. gently blow. yau wait for luck to come your Wait and this way. you may find it a long wait. Luck the summer; year the work will be carried comes to those Matchledi Don't be who work for it, not to those who wait a*7r flow; on much more extensively. for it.—New York Eve- Cliff Coming from the warm Southwest. ning Journal. Island Is lta g^. The poison used to put an end to Fin* Co.iiw, thou Bathing, Northern cbllly blast. these little pests of the Western Can't you see Boatinc and Your time Is tanges is wheat Pishing past. prepared by coating Excellent Cabin*. We don't c*re how soon you rest. with a of | preparation strychnine, cy- Select Client*!*. Give us anide of anise oil and mo- zephyrs, not the snow;. potassium, Bate* on Then the be«ches. lasses. The stockmen horses application. "All the g »,*' supply Will be thronged and we'll be blest. and men and the poisoned wheat. is Optn Junt to Oetobar —Anonymous. given out by the government officers for distribution upon the ranges with- A water system. electric lights, sew- in the national forest areas. Each ers and gas. produced at Little Dia- rider carries the wheat in a tin pail What to a mond Island within two years* time. supported by a gunny sack slung acros* Happens * Land values doubled thereby! Get any his shoulder. One hand is free for the DR. W. L. lesson ft on) this? reins and with the other the rider usfs Millionaire* s FOSTER Who t-aiJ the water was cold Sun- a teaspoon to measure out the poisou Money day? net the bathers at Bailey Island. in "baits" and' drcp it near the en- They said 'twas fine. Perhaps it was trance of the holes. DENTIST £> F. IV. fieives the speed of the Aucocisco's new screw The action of the poison is almost 478 1-2 which warmed up Mackerel Cove by Instantaneous. Most of the prairie Congress Street friction. dogs in a town are dead within an GREAT reservoir of water, undistributed, leaves men and Portland* Maine Almost time we heard frcm the in- | hours or two after the bait is dropped, women to perish of thirst, nnd growing crops to parch and trepid Comm. Pearv, who must have Early last month 9300 pounds ol die. So. also, vaults bulgiug with stagnant money leave 'Fboact men Ksglaad. 1174-U rotarned to his shift some weeks ago wheat was prepared at Albuquerque. N. and woman to perish in abject poverty, and ripened Opp. Prtbl* Houie from his February sledge Journey in M.. aud shipped to the various national ciopa to rot within the Jialfc and orcharda that grew them. the attempt to reach the Pole. Mrs. forests in Arizona and New Mexico to Therefore, what happens to' the dollars of the millionaire is A a Peary is resting quietly at Eagle Is- be distributed. The quantity of wheat question of the first lmj ortance. land and true to her faith in her hus- will make approximately 6.020.000 baits Those of us who believe in praying for material bless- band. gives no outward sign of anxi- which will clear up an area of from 65,- ings will do well to pray long and earnestly that rich women 000 to win never cease to ety. A message should be expected 80.000 acres at a cost, exclusive buy $100 hats and fl.OOO gowns, with diamonds and other of the Jewels to match. sometime in July. 12 no unforeseen de- labor of distributing it on the That they will continue to give balls and teas and enter* talnments of the lay occurs in navigating the Roose- ranges, of about 1 to 11-2 cents an most expensive kind. That they will be recklessly extrava- acre. gant In and velt down to the Labrador coast. It gewgaws folderols of every description, because it will be good for The is used to best us who depend an will be recalled that on the last trip poison advant- upon income drawn from the multitude of operations in- in the volved in the fuel gave out. and the stokers age early spring, when the dogs producing, merchandising and transporting all those gewgaws and first come out of their other gimcracks that were compelled to burn some of the winter quar- go to keep extravagance at a high pitch. ters and before the is Let us that rich timbers of the ship. Peary did not green grass hope men's sons will continue to spend their father's spentiful to their money as as are then get in touch with civilization un- enough appease ap- foolishly they reputed to do Not because it will be good for petites. them, but because it will be til late in the fall. good to have the money poured Into the wage- Last month a well-known stockman earner's money-channels. Women's They are of the Belts talking running in northern Arizona, writing to the Let-us doubly thst the rich men Ccmet down to Gurnet Bridge via tbe hope may be prospered in their money- Forest Service of his stock on getting. because not You'll find here the belt Inner route through Merrlconea? I range they will let it He idle. Whatever their wives and chil- required for each* Ithe great Canyon Dlabolo plateau, dren do not spend, Into Sound. If they can "come It" with they put stocks and bonds, and thereby turn it Into costume—from the simpe leather one to the said: "Five years ago such a thing ns the wage-earner's money-channels. the Ccm?t. they can do more than the Let us be thankful, too, that neither ibe embroidered a prairie dog was unknown here. Two dollars of the poor are of value kinds. A wide fishermen can always do In motor any save as they go into the wage-channels of beautifully years ago there were a few dis- active choice of too. boats when they get into the tortuous widely circulation.—Harper's Woekly. buckles, tributed over the Last channel northwest of Sebascodegan range. year Wash Pear they became numerous, in fact Belts, Buckles, regular price Island. Perhaps the channel has been qui»e 25c» common. If Is not special dredged? something prompt- 9c ly done to destroy them they will do Good line of Wash Belts at Why don't somebody who has some 25c and 50e great harm to the range." good garden land go Into tbe tmck Fancy Webbing and Elastic Bel's As all Westerners know, prairie does 50c and Sl.OO farming business and supply the ho- Leather all are among the worst enemies witn Belts, kinds of leathers.50c and tels with peas, beans, corn and cucum- $ 1.00 which the stockmen have to contend. bers at wholesale. The could crops Where they establish themselves the Cute Conceptions in Neckwear and Veils be planted to as to miture from July destruction of the range is only a ques- Survival the Ascots 25c and 50c Chiffon IS to Sep;. 1. and a few acres ought of Fittest Veils. 2 yds *1 yd., all colon. tion of time. On ranch lands they have to yield a handsome profit. All theac 20 Special $1.00 proved most destructive to a variety styles Dutch Collars at 25c a small £xtra quality Chiffon 2 1 green supplies except propor- of Sir Veils, yds.* crops, among which are wheat, il- Zy "Ray kankesfr A of Dutch Collars tion, com? from Portland, and at large variety yd. 8pecial $2.00 high falfa. grain, potatoes and sugar beets, cost at 50c to $2.25 Buttcn Veils $1.50 prevent. and on and $2 grating lands they are said to A Cundy'a Harbor Is again left out of Jabots ftood line of Mesh Veilings, consume and so much NliY one 25c to $2.00 fancy destroy graas oyster embryo oat of every Ave million produced meshes and dotted effect* the steamboat schedules. Never since that the grazing capacity of the range grow* ap through all th«* successive of 8quare Chiffon Veils "Jim" McDonald's line went out stages youth to tbe 75c, $1, $1.50 25c to of is reduced S Oto 75 adult $1.00 yd. percent. state. Even In animal* wblcb produce a small Dum- business has this community had a It la expected that the campaign ber of young there la service which was In great destruction, and taking all tbe the least accom- the In the •gainst dogs Arizona and Individuals Into consideration a or o only single pair of modating calculated to build up the young in New Mexico forests will be more sue* arrive at Special Values maturity to replace tbelr parents. There Is no Eastern Bay and connect It with Port- as has met cessfnl. It with universal exception to the rule than land Bath and Bruns- every organic being naturally permanently. favor among the stockmen, who are multiplies at so blgb a rate tbat If not deatroyed tbe wick are getting the trade now and progeny Women's giving every assistance to the Forest of a single pair would aoon cover tbe eartb. eleohant the beauties of the Point are Tbe Hosiery Cundy flervice men. Range Improvement In In reckoned ibe ■lowest breeder of Extra fine tan li*le known animal*; it commences to breed at Hom, double aole Black silk lisle and again obscured from the eyes of ex- national forests is one of the chlei Hoae, irauz* me- thirty years of age, dlea at one and bss sis and ton. cursionists. What Is needed at Cun- hundred, young In the interval. hoel..gai"t«r special dium weight*. regular objects of regulating the grazing, and After seven hundred price 25c, and fifty yaars. all the a 3 for Harbor and that section. Is a m d- for supposing offspring of single pair pair $1.00 special 25c dy's this reason the Forest Service l« the and pr. fulfilled rale were not destroyed In an untimely way. lam size steamer which would lie down no there would be role Cotton leaving stone unturned to prevent nineteen million Split Hose. medium nearly elephant aUte deacended from the flrat pair. there over night, come up to Bailey's range deterioration.—Austin States- w« Ight. double aole and heel. 39c Island In the morning, and connect man. quality for 29c Children's Hosiery with the through express steamers Extra fine tan Hale Hose in medium Lot of Children's one and on** ribteed a partly harmonica an : Misunderstood. analyzer, Insyn- .why some like mold In ment made in Stilton cheese, n Switzerland, which sep- while resent Gunbusta—A hose e all the same Mai Si Paul mold in a bursting recently arates sound waves into ■ their compon- caused Mrs. De strawberry, depends probably upon Style a loss of three ent parts, whether a determining cer- this of thousand dollars. Railroad tain* question moisture. The guid- Detroit photographed sound, wave was Mrs. 'Pg.POviple appears U> be—as far, Gunbusta—Serves her right; made by a flute, a bell, a vlolth. or otb- at any rate, as the palate goes—that that's an awful lot of money to keep Are Bomt » er instrument. It is his to THrou^K Sleeping Cars purpose anything which is moldy must not be in one's stocking.—Lippincott's Maga- Cleveland tabulate the results of his For Your Table Excellent Dining-Car Service experi- wet. This counclusion still leaves zine. ments for tbe use of other investigst- To-urist Cars open the point as to whether mold oc- Because ors, a labor that will require several Little children at* *uffenns every in are Buffalo curring on food, whether wet or day they For Tlek'1* T m* 7 and detailed informal!** call on or years. dry, the year with sprain*. bruise*. cut*, humra made of may not be the choicest mr.te *. D JOH£S. Ticket Agent, Union Station, Portland. Me. from dangerous, having regard and hum* Hamlin'* Wizard Oil i* hani*n- ine these ache* an-l For Sale. to the relations which have appeared pains every day in the materials and guaran* D. J. FLANDERS C. M. BURT over. to year, the world Trtl Oca'l Put. exist between low organisms and teed to be Kp. Aft BOSTON In an Ohio town there 1* still main- disease. On the whole, there is rea- absolutely tained a stajr»-coarh ay stem of trans- Nobleman, pure. son for that the Probably. portation. the steeds believing health whereof are of Howell—I eee would be better safeguarded if molds that the heiress has that sad appearance presented the by were kept out of the put her money into the lumber busi- Ltbby'a Veal cuAa t n ian vr/i j hekx horses attached to the Fifth diet."—Literary Avenue Digest. ne*?. Loaf makes a line in New York not ao delight- many years Powell—That to? ful ago. dish for Luncheon MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- Mot* It Work*. Howell—Yes. ehe has married a Maine Central R. R. One day a Cincinnati and man. wooden you will visiting "Now. you'll be here at 7 o'cl^k man.—New York Press. find, PORTATION CO STEAMSHIP LINES the town in question, boarded a stage, From •harp In the morning, sure? Re- Ltbby'a having no other currency than a flve- Ju*t why "WMtf H'ni-e Coff*e la BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE member, I'm depending on you." the most and desirable coffee on dolla bill. Thla he proffered to the popular TO "Yea'm aure. I'll be here. Yon the market can beat be underatooJ by a Vienna driver. The latter took It, looked it trial of It on Your table. NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS 41 can depend on me." Saueage Excursions BALTIMORE over for a moment or ao, and then Day The applicant for the position of His PridS. Corned Moit dellrhtful rout* to Southern and aaked: Beef Western Point*. cook went down the and the "Which horse do ateps np Lord Churcbmouse—Thst horse I BOSTON TO you want. Bill?"— PHILADELPHIA street, and the prospective mistress Pork mnd Beit roite to Jinty Coaat Pitorti. Ac* Harper's Weekly. had of you Is all right, but he doesn't Bemnm From Portland went back into commodatl-n* and her room. for cu'am* unaurpaaaed. sitting hold his head high enough. $7.39 the famous Bongo Blver Trip; S«nd for booklet. rati and Aa she left, the servant was by sttsmbost Horn* aam« day. C. H. Maynard, .la*. W02TT MIX saying Dealer—Oh, that's 'is mlud. Evaporated Milk $1.50 to A|t.. Barry. Aft, to pride, ItaagML Sunday*. fo« Dinner at Bomor. Maaa. R. I. herself: "8eems awful to lie that the of Providence. Bad Food and 'E'll 'old it up when 'e's paid for.— Bay Napln Inn. W. P. Turner, T raffle Ciood Health Won't 94.00 Paaaenger M|r. way, but what can I do? 1 haven't Through the Whit* Mountain*. General OfBcea: Baltimore, Md. Mix. Tit-Bits. equally for Bee the Wonderland of the Ciswford any way on earth of whether tempting N'tcb Thla ticket knowing rtxyl tct IJu the any meal. M.TS On Baturdavs for the any of other three placea 1 prom- Mountain*. J'he human storqgrh much Dr. Daniels' Horse Renovator—for K«x>d to return Mondays. $1.90 On Bun- laed to to-morrow abuse, but It stands I'd go morning will your horse —Makes Blood— daya. good Day of Date only. A sight- won't reusrn good give* vim,, be open by tfc# time I Of £t>d health. a of seeing trip, allowing two hours for din- NEW YORK health If you give It bad food. get'thete. strength Have, supply ner. If course they promised to hold the ii.60 To Poland AND you feed right you will feel Ltbby'a in the house Spring Hous*—Ticket right, More for the season. for places for me, juat aa thla woman did, than 30.000 workmen are good $3 Oft On Saturdays, proper food and a good mind ta and will good to return Mondays Time for din- but 4f killed in the course of a in you be Ml d the sure road to any other girl ahould get In year this always ner at that famous hostelry. health. an artha'sVineyai "A ahead of me hire her as country by accidents incidental to prepared for extra year ago I became much they'd lost alarmed they all have hired me. And there's their occupations. NE2C about my health, for I be- guest. gan to suffer no telling how many more hire Every to Moosehead sfter each meal, no mat- they'd Sunday In the Mrs. Wlnslow Cbildivt. You can Maine Steam Cp. ter how little 1 aame way before I found >m. aHoothing Hyrupfor buy ate," says a Denver soften* t Ltbby'a Beat Short on ship teething, betrum*. reducrmnflam nm at Sea Atlantic Csaat. 8o while all Trip womsn. I don't like to lie, what am wind grocer*. Laki and U»NO IKI^ANI> BOI'ND by Dayliffht. tion, allays pain,run* colic, 25c a bottle Lake Ht'MMKl! "I lost I to do to get a Job?" Fangeley m'HKDl'LK until Sept. #. 0»: my appetite and the very I>eave Portland « SO a. •»».. arrivine From P»>#t I In B. UND iJaily except Frloaya thought of food The prospective mletret*. a« sh« Vancouver, C., turpentine Is return at 7.SS p. m. $2 00 the round at I.M P. M. Thur*. and Hun. grew distasteful, with either (Mon.. aat at her now being obtained from trip. place. Ship* Slop at Martha'a Vineyard). the result thst I was not nourished sewinv. aollloqulsed: "I resinous Via White Moi ntama on Mom an A afterJtrve it. NRW toKK Mon.. Tuea. and and got weak and don't know what'll become of m* In wood* by electrical process of dis- A Ww. at la.On thla. Tfirwjh Parlor Car 1/tvw f rtUnd A. M.. Thura., Prl. and Sat. the tillation. • OS a. m at 4*p at Mart ha'a for doesn't solve Portland Vlneyara.) beflid* a of own Itself. I ran't keep dally Sunrfaya included. » IS r AKG0 between Portland and Jlew large family my p. tr ar- I have also to traek of the dettb#rate riving Montreal I It a. m. Tf'tn \>m »*••#, *eaaon Round Tr»p look out for an aged and conscious A Parlor Car for IIO.HO. Ma rtha'a One Way mother. Pabyana Leavea Port- Vineyard, There was no one to shoul- falsehoods l're told In the way I told land at t.Oft a. m 1*0 p. m 14 Round Trip tT— dally except der my one to that woman who Sunday. 0 KrfpRF.SH BKkVICB for freight of All bousrhold burdens, and come Jost wfnt A Panc'Cer with Klnda Rate* Include Martne and Fire what the BroMer Buffet Leave* might I maat bear them, and up atreet. Bhe'a the third tbat Portland at »0* a. m dai:r. li auranre. Por Reservation*, Polder* and except Sun- thla thonght n«arlv has promised me day, arrivln® at Quebec 1M p. m.• Pull Information, AI>L»RRBB: drove m* frantic faithfully to come H. A. Aaent, wh»n I overcome*^ Telephone Clay. realised that my health was to-morrow morning at seven, and to y be I X21 Pranki'n Wharf. TOILET ANTISEPTIC THROUGH Me. breaking down. all of them I have declared that • warm SERVICE WEST Portland. I by bath I NOTNINO LIKE IT FOH "I read an was To the Weet eta the Crawford Notch article In the paper dependent on them and woald of the White Mountalna. •hoot First Concrete Pier. mdi« on with trouble Just like expect there. Suppose that more than Leave Portland. * N a. m. * It m ' p. The new mine cared one come THE TEETH lit: Arrive Montreal. » IS p. m., * IS a. m concrete pier la now near- being oo Orspe-Nots food, ahould to-morrow at seven Arrlv- ri^aiif tartar froa the mK, Ottawa. 1 40 a. m I.'IS n <>n at the and acting on this Glenn's ly completed foot of Colorado la^iMttoi, I gave sharp—what could 1 do? Bat two il iim Arrive Toronto. f.ZS a. tn. 7 10 m of decay tad p a at a Arrive Detroit. J 10 m. 2 •venue. While concrete has been Orape-Nats trial. The A ret dish of time never jet have so Ctna tooth p. SS a. tn come, pf€fpnpvMHMCMMKk Arrive St. 1 ewletr>n and Danville Junction Pacific Ocean. The confi- and brain as If promlaed half a doaen wkidi collect m tke mrtk (Poland trreateat disappeared others that Sprlnra) 1.2S a. m 4.10 a. m and bad to m dence la by magic, la an short ahe'U be there t*etfc.bed brwi, fr^y. wd itk 7 a • fee a. m 11.10 a. m I OC expresaed In Ita ability to Incredibly to-morrow morning m.. 4 SS space of time 1 was p m—Sundaya. 1 2* a. m.. atand th* worrt atorma of the bar. again myself. without fall. If ahe finds any of the t yt a. m. IE p m Since then I bare ROSY CHEERED CHILDREN Por Ranaelev Thoa far It baa made all gained IS pounds In •ther placea still vacant before she • THE EYES Lakea. 7 JO a. m 1.10 good prcm MNiB-r.i.. i»fcw«d mi p m.—Sundaya. 4 SO a. m laea. weight through a sommer of hard gets to me she'll Mviknht. T« M« !• |tnii>ia ttHflMMd by Put"i stay. Isn't K too IM Por Mooaehead I>ake 4 so a. m. work fr** NM Mtarlw, (Dally). and realise I am a different had that »M MM). TW, >•«• 11.10 a. m. About seventy-five more pllea. very thing* go this way?"—^il- _ woman, all Por Rockland 1 30 a. m.. 700 ten doe to the splendid food. eago Newt. CATARRH 5£*7 Z'Z (Daltyl. weighing tona, each, moat be driv- PALATAL ei»TO« OrK mSIS a m (Daiiy>. 15S* p m S10 m. Grsoe-Nuts." Ammmm wd «tap At Jalmy. ha* Mi p en to carry the I**"*. *WTM Por RanMr and Bar Harb »r. S SO a m pl«r out to Ita con- itmuif lur ilii Uii citftfrk #Dally>. 11 I* a. m.. via "There's a Reason." Trial will For CrniHt(U< Tm| lf««N LrvlfDn; 1 tract length of 1.600 feet. Thla will Kijopimt Tommy. »*• »►' »!•?•. •« •» ■ Ifc a m.. (Dai1v». llM p. m Read ■ a Kf 1— yti «D»"y). rla about prove. the famous little book, Fond Mother—"Tommy. WW knolamo Aor NTS pDwwfj Auaueta and for B*»0or at 7 to a. tn. occupy two months more, when darling, (Dairy v ond 10 SI m -The Koad to Wellrllle.* In (hta !• 7««r MYMC* OftUO CO >MTM p fDolly) a celebration will be planned to give pkga. blrtMar Whit would • if odor* aad Por further katfciag ^Mfcejn partlculara. fotdare. pl4f the an Beer read U»e a tore letter? A new jvm Ilk* to do?" U»W A* dm lufr- and other public opportunity to Inapect body iHmpiifBy literature, rail on aae Tommy. PTE. SOOTHIV, the first pier of Ita kind la the world. apprars fwi ttese te rime. TV) Darling (after a motnMfii n«Mu»roiivtr«mj General Poeoen-ier A I — are wlntlw)—"I think I should sent. Santa Mavlrica correspondence Lot geaalae, im, aad fall hmmmt «n]oy Maine. | Mlai tk Telephone a 104 cms ^^►ortland. Angeles Expreaa. My •paakad."—Fafla LARGE SAMME FREE! rm faxtom ro*.rr oo.. kmtom. mm. HOME CHRISTIANITY. Promising Three-Year-Old. Batb The country fanner and his Ttlcthoats Aft: ty (or Ua.mul Crten Tafcw ftr lebittr* tad Fish Not Money, but Men Needed, Or. Coch- wife laaa^r; happening to be In ran Tells Presbyterians. Cambridge on bust neae. spent an afternoon The & 'Grace Is not usually said over watchlni Chebeague Bowling Alleys Casino the seniors their annual match champagne and lobster a la play Newburg. "Betsy," he Family altars are not raised over whispered, "jest jot Four Trefethen & Swett Co. look at that fellow lobulation Persian rugs. Studfnts for the minis- twirling Ills hat.' allevs in "What about one of try do not. ns a rule, their him, Brlggs?" aake< get early his wife. the fiaett build- training by running steam yachts." PROVISIONERS "He be full six ing* for the pur* These remarks Dr. feet, hain't he?* by Joseph W. oq "Aye. an' a bit over. I should the Wholesalers and Retailers of Cochran, of Philadelphia, secretary of say.' "Weighs about 224 pounds?" ^8©a i u e coast the Presbyterian Board of Education, "Ye're not far out." can be lapo.trt lU Deatsilc 6roci its, Kotil, Yackt art caused great Interest in the Alleys Feicy F.aily Sipplles Presbyter- "Well." muttered ian General Assembly at Denver. Brlggs. medlta, engaged for pri- All Kinds ®f Poultry Md Fancy Came In ••••on tlrely, "football do develop.'en*, that'i rate Dr. Cochran spoke on the report of parties. attention 1* to sartaln." /special glean packing perishable good* so that t hmj the Board of Education, which de- lighted will airlv.* In ► Finely perfect con**'*ion xorwa pr»| aid on all "Yes." said Mrs. Brlggs. approving ■ plored the lack of recruits for the and orders anionnl • to f&.OO or oear. ly. "he's a rare, perfectly ministry. The was w»U,n„t.*„5nd Wedneadaya and Saturday! but little Christianity in the home. If fcr Halifax only. Send a tamp for colored Portland Maine map, booklet and folder. A. there la any. It Is gone W. Perry Head of Steamboat wharf. by the time Can. Mgr.. Commercial Wharf. Boaton. the man Is young ready for an educa- 8»uon of Wholesale and Retail Groceries, tion. Pin* Old 1900, Juo« 15 Meats and Provisions of all kinds. Type. to "Does he go for his education to a Sept. 15 He was a fine Christian school—a type of the old South We are prepared to Hotels, Presbyterian era the supply school? He colonel, fiery scion of a race Cottages, Schooners and goes to a godless state Yachting of cavaliers. Also, he was exceeding Snamit Parties. We sell nothing but the university. and when he returns to ly wrathy. He had Just received a best and our prices are right. Or- his hem? town he put* religion at low der letter from a man, "a low soht of puh teams visit all parts of the city. ebb. And if you ministers find your son, sub, I assuah you," whtefi dis- Hons] Island patronage solicited and prompt churches at low ebb. know where to (hrbmigax him delivery guaranteed. the blame. pleased immensely, and he wai I ••■nd place on the how best crest of the slope, choren by everyone as an Ural location. "The need in this debating. Inwardly, to con Overlooking board of educa- uPe £ea™ndthe restful Wand scenery of field and woxl. No spot for vey to bis vulgar correspondent an ad minnlt-ii' r»-*t and recreation Table and ervlc* tion is not for more money, but for first-class. Acommodates. with of 75 iu^t..^teV rea^nable. MRS. CLINTON M. in souvenirs a9 in men. We equate expression his (tbe colo £2tt»Se. HAMILTON, Propn.tor. TWCKTIDQV LjI everything cannot Christianize these 1I1W we nel's) opinion of blm. But his stenog else, do not follow the leatf- state universities, but we can put a ere—we In rapber was a lady. Tbe colonel snort lend the shepherd charge, and in this way followers. Come while for made two or Island View in, waiting these in ed, three false starts, and S/^\T and Jet us keep boys the flock." Cottage your car, show yon. finally dictated: "Sir—My stenog Great Me. a cannot transcribe Chtbtagtt*. A cable line is to be laid between yapher, being lady, What I tbink of you. I, being a gen- New York and Newfoundland and will L. r. HAMILTON. McKENNEY tleman, cannot tbink it. But be Prop. JEWELRY there connect with a cable to you, Europe. IX>CATIC»: ComPany The ins neither, will readily understand and table first-das*. THE new section will be 1700 miles FINKVerandas and JEWELERS ON THE what I lance airy rooms. Rates 5QUARE long. mean."—Argonaut. on application. Cottage annex. Open June 15 to Kept. IS. Wt Mtka a ▲ Rm* Good Spaclctty af Seuvanir Spoons, Braaefiaa, Navattlaa. ala. Thing. "Am using Alien's Foot-Kaae, and cms truly say I would not Lave been without it GEORGE T. SPRINGER so long, bad 1 known tbe relief it would Hamiltoi Villa feet. 1 think it a rare give my aching good laiaiM Murder! thing (or anyone having «ore or tired feet. ChtlMtgut .Watches, and —Mr*. Matilda iutiD B. Diamonds, Jewelry Silverware Om |tU It by highway bm—Taw Holtwert, Providence, R Hunxm, Prop. L" bold by all DruggiBta. 25c. Aak to-day. 513 mi Awrnd. Bmd' At the popular But Bad. Oily Congreaa St, Portland, Maine by Bommb No SI. S minute*' walk from Ba*t*ra Ifmci. Conatipatiaa and dmad fivar She Wasn't Playing. landing. Fine grove and ■ haded anaka Um wbola — walks. Fresb farm and oooan aytaaa aide Ev«y« In a western Kansas town, relates prod acta. Best of ntenaeta bijy luwwi it—CASCARETS COMMONWEALTH HOTEL ragulata— Paul Lovewell, at a party of adults It Bat« on application. Aooona- State cava Bu—1 and Liver modataa with 40 Opp. House. Boston, Mass. tnielilM by afaaply was proposed that the entertaiamenl, oouaga pull. nature'a work ABSOLUTELY FIPEPROOF. Stone doing oatal yea gat well— consist of the games that prevailed 1e floors, nothing wood but the doors. MSom om « CASCARETS, Ufa Sarar! the good old days of childhood—"Post I JS«>rt ii Dear M«kjc1uj near Equipped with Its i«n Sanitary Vacuum' ^ road. Head, Eut- cleaning P;»Bt: * BB ofllce," "London l-ong Dlttxnce Tele- CASCARETS ioc a for a "tin-tin/' bridge." and A >to Eud and Ceutral in txyx wrtk'i 1 mio. phone every room. ■ IsndingM. Only Strictly a tam* treatment, all dragriata. aeller so* on a' was i S«*nJ Finally" prize •'Offered T \calk from & hat I peranca hotel. for booklet. la the world. Million boxea a moatb. share bin each, boats, eta Offers nmni trltli for* the who hot and cold water person could make the A Arcommodttft, with tnnere*, 3) On ibadf for fl div anJ p**r up: rooms with pri- "ugliest face." The Ji 1U\JI9W avenue and near woods. Sea food vate bath for 50 judges witnessed plentiful? supplied. tl p*r .lay and up; m 1 stes on suites of two the contortion of a»»plica Ion to room* and bath for $3 per faces for a while anc flis. day and up. Weeklv rn; c* on rooms 5*Ukn Mill, Ms. then awarded the prize to a nold maid Cnebeftgue Prop., Ctebeague Island, with hot and cpIJ water and shower baths. to !•: rooms with prlv.-ite b«tns. DR. A. C. DANIELS' "You win." they said, handing her a J'' to 912: suite* 4 of iwo rooms sn*J twin. bonbons. *1* to $22 >01 BREATHING EXERCISES. HORSE will thank to STOREr. F. CRAFTS, Manager. "I you you know." sht ] ^ was HOWARD S. HAMILTON replied. "I not plajlng."—Kansa* Not to be Fooled With By the Unin- RENOVATOR City Journal. itiated, It la Declared. General Give* Vim! "The Yogi exercises of Makes 31ood! breathing," WOMKX SUFKKR NKKIU.KSSLY. says a writer in the Word Act* on the Magazine, The Kidneys) consist in Casino the closing of one nostril Contractor Pats on Flesh. Makes him look Little Arhrs and Pains with one of the Diamond Island sod (eel ss fine ss Silk. Many Mynterinu* Angers, then exhaling Complete contracts made and Oo an 1 after 1st we shall be to Bine Box — White Corners. Are Cjred. through the open nostril for a certain f<»r bui cot- Ju'y prepared entertain yon with , Kanlly performed dm?*, our famous shore ▲t so j Deslers. umber of counts, then In closing with dinners, which will be served frd for tba would-be Yogi. This exercise is usual* dally. Best of food, quickest service, rea- In'ridb of the largest pigeon farm In the world ■li months. I could hardly walk from sonable the larment m l( i« for prices. Finest equipment In lh« the utrraiDE Is at Los one no ly practised In some posture of the East. Visit us itn hygienic prop- Angeles. Cal. There are room Into the other. I bad when In town. erilea equal it* cotes body different from cleaning quail.le«. for more than 100.000 of the sleep night after night: my ankle* strikingly pos- ELITE LUNCH, Ml 1-2 for tures Congress St., birds and every nest is occupied, were swollen all the time I «»ften usually assumed In Western peo- Ladles. ple In their FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE with numbers of the birds roosting reeled and fell. I began using Doan's meditations. It appears, that the ami* SO OAK on outbuildings and In temporary Kidney Pills. My health began to however, STREET teur had nesting places. mend at once. At the end of six Yogi better not mix up too Me. Portland, The blrda eat two tons of wheat months I was aa well as ever before impulsively with this "pranayama." a« Xiook railed "Hlnta on written years the colored hare other day. a turned to1 phychlc swinging out- .tpp'lcatlnn Hata," birds been seedy ©i:ap A. H SouthiH l/(r»r»'d Mot>r-Boat. In •Por those who suffer from ward. 1A6& by Henry Melton, tbe bat* gradually weeded out. until now the h m frcm the free l«nch counter an J Excurator, and Purina fartl^e rogdl "A* the 4er of the said: motion of the body 1 period. asalated by George population of the place Is practically heat, exhaustion, insomnia, phychlc I 4 m Is Interfered with. It In turn Interfere* Augustua Hal a. a felt hat la described all made up of snow white birds. stomachs or -'Can you truw me for a class of poor weak with or the of Sea Breeze and Illustrated which was designed by In the nesting season, when th* teer till tomorrow evening, friend?* euppresses operation* | Cottage " the then cotes are life hot No sir! Nix!* the mind. Wh»n one has exhaled all I king, Prince of Walee. aa an full of young and egg*, th* bowels, during aald the bartender Main* " the air from the and ItUni, Improvement on the round crowned pigeons stay close around the farm, weather is made worth 'Well. I'm sorry.* said the man. 'It lungs »uspend« the Mr*. Bertha M. Sesbury. Proprietor. hat* th«»ri In but at other living semi klnler small to eat the amount breath he preTent» the Inflow nf vogue. times of the year | Nice. cotr rom they a 1 cotage wlthflna «nd little the elements needed as food the In ahape It very much resembles tbe gather In great white clouds over by using genuine of free lunch I've done and then not for oxcelient table, handy to beach and • muHmfnli. from •oft feltt of the Orflflth nothln\"*— tissues of the body and for the use Opra June 2S to s-pt. preafrrtf diy. but waa Psrk, the largest city park In buy Washington. Btar. 15. KitM. |».W to 910.90 week. of the | per rovfrfd with plaid of the name color the world. At feeding time they fly psychic entity In the body, ani i aa the he prevents the of the abootlng suit It waa to accom- about the three men coniitantlr em- Sanfords Inswlnglng my to psychic breath. E. C. P ployed care far th»m, settling on Ginger WEBBER. At "All this ha* a Ihla time the majority of ha?t thHr shoulders, heads and arms. in the form of ginger MUKYONS tendency to iuppen.1 ; tat M soda, or retard the action Or*at Mr were made very h»avy and etrorg. er*»n trying to g«ft Info the feed of the mind. Thl* Ck*kM(M, lemonade, milk-shake, Is the Our l<* cream will The Earl of Harrington, for from the egg- object aimed at by the Yogi. He surety please yoa. Instance, sacks, which wfceat Is Confectionery of all kinds. Fruit and or tea. PAWPAW PILLS reeks to the whore life had once been raved thrown In «r the particularly th<% squabs, freshing and health- Caaco Ray Br «■»»♦. Trade with us hard hat always ■••I a slcal In to If you want Id the hunting fleld. used to young blrda snd adulfs, goes entlrH) pwlilf* (ml body order control It and the best. ful Taken s i.'tfl; cur» for Co»- to teat the quality of hla hata by to the larg» hutH-< of Los hot, Sanford pass Into a psychic state usually atandlrg A^gcl*. In.tli-aatloa. on them and that could and called spiritual. rejected any surrounding resorts Ginger stops cramps, k» It l|r>'j «>!•-•«. pains, 'The CLEAVES VILLA not bear hla weight without a dent. chills and Iknir l Itn4- result Is that the heart action He waa tenaltfve colds, dangerous a« li» awit all allni^ata la disturbed and Of MRS. C. L CLEAVES. Pra». peculiarly about 8ea (aland cotton la *»xt*naIrelT seriously Injured. artalnf trow a «1l«or- those their color, and hla lei crown In one summer ills, the nerves who follow thla practice persist- Caatral Lt>d G(. Ma. eccentricity auction of middle Flor- quiets 4 a t a 0 KihiikI) or Rf, Cliobaay— I, him to adapt hla (gate In that particu- about ently the great majority will become ida. one-half of th* aggregate and promotes natural aln*rt«H llrar. Ho»»llk» )m«m. flttw'M on North lar to the had In view. sleep. w«(J. n+mr irm# an»w lo lh» ft H I'tw anaw»a If land At*, Lr| iilaad, Mo. «ira<1 ffca«* pllla aa Mac iW Hal tasa- dra a art raihuril. rr. t ne Elmwood Harps- were the recipients of a large number Mr. anrl 16 well Angus McDonald of Ben Nevis, re- Mrs. Herbert Patchln are Kim ft. daily. of present*. After a fine collation turned home to Portland aft- at tbelr cottage near Evergreen Land- VsrtUai. Mains Saturday was the at a served, guests departed ing for the three summer months. late hour, wishing them many Dinner from 11.16 to 2.00 • happy Mr. O. Rait man • returns the Harry of Portland of day. and family are at their new bungalow C. D. DRESSER, Proprietor flcvu (jrapite Wilson ft Co's new dining room Is on the eaat end opposite Pumpkin 5Pr'^ J^ote' the finest Ponce's E. -FOR SALE— Improvement at Bustln's Is- Kr<>b. The cottage Is on a cliff and Landing, Ponce, Proprietor. land this year. It la a new building the . Short lot with sis room cottage. piazza almost Juts out over the CORDES CAFE Long IsUnd, Me. Thurston, Clerk, with a floor Harry Hu iso feet of beach' nearly twenty feet above water. Mr. Eastman has one of the CHARLKt W. CO RDM. 4M Hoom reconatrocted In 1004. chamber*—the Two the ground, and twenty widows com- coolest, breeziest locations on the la- Congress It, Portland. Large finely famished snd be«t cottages manding a view of the matchless Bay land and the Adjoining the famous In Caeco Bey, Btlh room where komM oen •even lota of laod 40,000 family will probably stay Longfellow containing The room Mansion. en • square feet' will seat seventy-five guests till late In the fall. Mr. Eastman Is Four floors. 12 Private jo j Ml( weter bath. Excellent table with the comfortably and all who have seen It with dining rooms. beet of Two first class row boats. Burbank, Douglas Co., Portland, everything. Shore dinner® terved dally. pronounce It Ideal. This Arm Is pro- and he will probably go back and forth Special attention given to organisation*, etc. Bowl- PRICE FOR ALL $2260. gressive and we expect to see them on the boat. and In hotel. 16 promote further the Interest* of the ing pool Open inn* to Sept. 1ft. As owner Is moving to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. T. Olln Merrlman of Island a build- Cottage Lots. by erectng hotel, or a Portland are at on ENQUIRE the "Neapolitan" cot- There are no house lots better for Rjrfes application. OW:- in# for lodglags. to be cooducted In for tage the season. snmflMf home* than those on Lit* con section with the room. the THOMAI II. dining W. L. Blake tlefla'd pioperty, Oreat IHAi, and family are occupy- Chebeagne SCBAtCO. for tha inomcr. Their niece, Ml* LlttlnJohn I. Cttco Ing tbelr Hare T Bay. cottage near Trefethen's. jsland. you considered these Goldle J. Courtemanche of Wilming- Addreee A« R. •UMCftIM FOR THK MIUK. J. T. 8koMe1d's new motor boat Llttlefleld, Oreat CM- O. M. Ballon and family bar# »f» ton. Vermont, Is spending her vacation beagne Island, flr«d at Rockj-DvU cotta**, fltb—co. them. T with \ ISLAND STEAMERS

CASCO BAY A HARPSWELL LINES Sttamers Leave Custom House Wharf. Dependable Effective May M. IMS. PORTLAND HARBOR DIVISION. FROM PORTLAND. \V>EEK DAYS:— For ForrM Citr Landmf lPtak< Island)— OIL STOVES 5.45. (V40. 7.45. O.OO. 1U.3U a. m.. 12.15. 2.00. 4.15. 5.15. 0.15 p. m. For ...Hammocks... In the basement we are Cushing's Island—0.40. 7.45. 10.30 a. m.. displaying the 2.0O. 4.15. 0.15 p. m. better kinds of oil in a For Little and Great Diamond Islands. Trr- stoves, large variety fethens and Evergreen Landings! Peaks Island) of and from the little one burn- —$.(*». 0.40. S.0O, lO.SU a. m.. 12.15. 2.00. 4.15. styles prices, 6.15 p. m. er stove to the three burner For Ponce's Landing (Long Island)—5.0U. large Blue 9.00. xO.SU. 1U.30 a. m.. 2.00, 4.15, x4.3C Piazza Flame. These stoves are CJ5 m. Rockers cool, and p. cleanly, For lH>ughty's Landing (Long Island)— easy to operate, and one of them in 5.00. &0U. fcJO, 10.3)' a.m.. 2.00. 4.30.0.15 p.m. your kitchen will a FROM PORTLAND. SUNDAYS:— prove great comfort during For Forest Citjr Landing (Peaks Island)— warm weather. R00. 9.(«». 10.30 a. m.. 12.15, 1.15, 2.15. 3.15, 4.15. 5.20. 015 p. m. For s a. Cool —8.00. 10.30 m.. Grass 2.15. 4.15 p. m. For Little and Great Diamond Islands. Tre- Rugs For Your Lawn fethen's and Evergreen landings* Teaks Island) R0O. IIlSO a. m.. 12.1.". 2.«A». 4.15 p. m. One of our lawn will a nev- For Ponce's and Doughty's Landings! Long swings prove Island)—!*.0M. 1O.30 a. m.. 2.«<», 4.15. er source of amusement for a5.30 p. m. COTTAGE FURNITURE tailing the little ORR'S ISLAND DIVISION. folks, and for older as well. are us people Beside Week Day*. Sundays. requirements with the we ar£ a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. again swings showing hammocks, set- Orr's Island. Leave 0.0M 1.00 6.00 3.00 tees, Mackerel C'velBailey's I.) 0.20 .... 0.20 .... —we have the kind that makes camp stools, grass seats, croquet sets, York's Landing. .... 1.10 .... 3.10 SUMMER and other for South llarpswel). 0.35 1.25 6.35 3.25 things lawn and porch. Central L. (Gt. 7.<*> 1.50 7.00 3.50 " ChVge)** Western 7.15 2.05 7.15 4.06 you comfortable. Cliff Island. 7.25 2.15 7.25 4.15 Little Chebeague. 7.40 2.30 7.40 4.30 Doughty's L.< Long lsl.) 7.45 2.35 7.45 4.40 ** Ponce's Landing. 7.55 2.45 7.55 4.50 Portland. Arrive S.30 3.15 8.30 5.20 T. F. FOSS & a.m. p.m. am. p.m. Curtains SONS, Portland. Leave 9.30 4.30 9.30 5.30 Cottage COMPLETE Ponce's Ldg.< Long 1. > 0.55 4.55 0.55 a HOUSEFURNISHERS. I»oughty*s Ldg.(Long I.) 10.(tf» 5W 10.00 a Little Chebeague, 10.10 5.(6 10.10 a MONUMENT Cliff Island. 10.25 5.2010.25 a SQUARE. Western L.(Gt. 10.35 5.30 10.35 a " ChVge) Central 1O.50 54510.50 a South well. 11.15 0.1011.15 a ...Refrigerators... Harps Mr*. R. H. in York's Ldg.(Bailey's 1.) 0 25 a Cleaves charge. Cleave's Mackerel Cove ll.#> ....11.30 .... inducements in to ice cream is too well known to need CHARLES H. REDLON. Orr s Island. Arrive 12.00 0.45 12.00 7.45 Special prices more than a passing notice and no a—Stop* to land passengers only. "down the doubt they will have a greater trade ONE OF PORTLAND'S BEST bay" patrons. than ever for their frozen SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. sweets. The KNOWN BUSINE8S MEN Wttk Days. Sundays. opening of the bakery is greatly ap- PA88ED| a.m. a.m. AWAY. p.m. p.m. the summer residents and ] Portland. Leave 4.3i» 9.30 4.30 preciated by Sunset 5.1010.10 MO 9 the people of the island. All orders L.s well as usual, and only Charts, Cemfatut, Setntnir S. Davis Co., Portland, although bad,-— the Kink. Best of food. to have the best and the hotel today planned to dine with Skating Qaick- l'anr< of I'trtianA and Vicinity. adv. bta father and est service. is equal In appointments with any in mother on Brown to Dr. Newell Johnson of Waltbam, street, decided Casco Bay. With the new chambers stay at home during the forenoon. In Mafts was on the island Saturday and DOW & KENNEDY. added this season there are now sixty a short time he deemed wise to send Sunday last. Inspecting his cottage sleeping rooms and the furnishings for bis family and which he has let for the season. Dr. physician, he. upon are the latest patterns and complete visiting him saw the seriousness of Johnson and his daughter, Maude the in every detail. At the present time situation and called in several other Johnson Warren, are very well known a large force of workmen are busy doctors for a consultation. Mr. Red* among the summer colony. Mrs. laying out a new double tennis court. Ion continued re grow Warren is a noted reader and elocu- rapidly worse, 50x160 feet, the site of which is on however, and passed away at 11.30. Chebeague tionist. and has been beard here on the land made vacant by the remov- Charles H. Redlon was several occasions. the son of Screen Paint al of the dancing pavilion to its pres- Captain Benjamin N. and Mary E. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Henry ent location. When completed it will Huston Redlon and was born in Port- Mrs. Emily Maynard of Waltham, their daughter, Mrs. L. Chandler J. give the Hill Creat the finest tennis land about 45 For a num- returned home last years ago. Mass., Saturday Screen of Springfield. Mass., and Mrs. F. J. court* on "Haymake" Netting Enamel dries the Island. The many pa- ber of years he was clerk at the cloth- after a pleasant two weeks visit with Fuller of arrived Chlcopee, Mass., trons of the house will be pleased to ing store of Ira F. Clark & Co. on Mrs. B. S. Codding at her cottage in hard over to du- June 17th to their night. Easy apply. Very occupy cottage. know that Mr. A. P. Blcknell ot Congress street, and on the death of th etts colony. "Pelham." They are entertaining Boston rable. Black and Green. 45c a will again assist Mr. Hamil- Mr. Clark, he. in company with a Mr. Gass and B. S 15c, 25c, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Turk of Mr. Spring- ton In the management of the house. Hannaford, bought the store. Mr. for a three weeks can. field. as their for a week. today "Haymake" Screen Frame and Door guests Mr. Already he and his family are here for Hannaford died of consumption about vacation with families. Mr. Hamilton has been with the Boston their the season and his who'e time is given I a year later und Mr. Redlon became and are with Paint has dense color, is hard with a and Railroad for Gass Mr. Codding both drying Albany fifty years, to the supervising of every little de- the sole proprietor, and for about 20 the Walt ham Watch Co. and has occupied or finish. Black and Green. 75c many positions tail. Mr.- Blcknell Is certainly the years and up to the present time he gloss 25c, 45c, He was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry of responsibility. born in the right man In the right place. had conducted a successful business. a can. town of Pelham. Mas*., and has named Watertown, Mass.. came Saturday for Commencing Thursday, July 8. the He is survived by his wife, who was his cottage "Pelham" after his birth- a short visit with their daughter. Mrs. semi-weekly dancing parties will be before marriage. Miss Annie B. At- place. The house is most O. S. Hick3 at the Hicks cottage in artistically given in the dance hall, and after that wood of this city; his parents, who re- and tastefully furnished and its ar- the colony. date on every following Monday and side on Brown street, and one sister. o rangement is unique In many respects. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Raymond Charles M. Paint Co. FREE Thursday evenings. Mr. Walter Miss Georgia A. Redlon. who resides Hay On the south side of the house is an and Mrs. Frederick Komlosy of New Rogers, the well known pianist of with her parents. HAY'S PAINT STORE. O apple orchard of over fifty fine trees, York arrived last Wednesday and will ST. Boston. Mass.. will asrain furnish mu- The funeral took place from his late and a large vegetable garden which occupy the old Bay View House for OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. sic for all these festivities. At the J residence. 114 Emery street. Monday will furnish the family with all varie- the season. They will entertain lat- present time V- and Mrs. William afternoon and was largely attended by ties of fresh vegetables. In front of er Mr. and Mrs. W. M. West. Miss O. Hunneman and family of Brookline the business men of Portland. Rev. the house there will be a fine wide Isabel West and MI«s Helen Oliver of are at the hotel to remain until July J. F. Albion. D. D.. pastor of the lawn running down to the shore, bor- New York. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 27. Mr. George H. McOilvary of First Unlversalist church conducted dered on the north a row of nas- have been here by Cambridge. Mass.. of the the services. The floral every summer for six turtiums engineering tributes which will run over the old were years and have entertained ex- department at the Elison Electric Co- beautiful. always itone wall, and much add to the Boston. Mass.. Is here for his vacation. tensively. York. In of the estate. They will stay until late ."Casco Bay Breeze" are found on his beauty The outlook for a successful Mr. and Mrs. Sweetser season la Subscribe for the Breeze, the George H. the fall. Mrs. A. M. Harmon who counters. H. Haas paper W. la at the "Barnacle" most flattering. for Casco of Wakefleld. Mass.. arrived here last was 1s Bay formerly Miss Grace Newell, Mrs. H. J. Ash and for the remainder of when b«» and are her ulster, Mrs. June, Tuesday, occupying their residing in Princeton. N. J., and will will let the J. M. Ash of Columbus, Georgia, are cottage for the season. charming cottage. "Overlook" on the not be here with her sisters this sum- at thetr cottage for the seasou. Miss Mrs. Edith W. Stenhouse and edge of Soule's grove. They have mer. Elizabeth Ash arrives to her four been here every summer for the past today spend children. Wharton. Julia, E. C. Webber opened his ice cream the tumffler with her mother. Jack and Duncan been six years and have made many have parlor and souvenir store Tuesday the new friends. Mr. Sweetser has not been The graduation exercises of the occupying bungalow The evening for the summer trade. Mr. which Mrs. Stenhouse built In the best of health during the past Chebeagtie High school took place had Webber will doubtless receive the us- this spring on the eastern shore winter, and therefore came to last Thursday evening, and were early ual large patronage which the quality of the l«land on the get a needed rest and largely attended by parents and edge of the woods. change. of his goods 'deserves. The Mrs. popular- friends of the scholars. Music was Stenhouse has spent the acason Miss Margaret Newell and Miss Bernstein ity of his ice cream and is at- on candy fnrnlshed by Mansfield's Band and Chebeague for several years and Mary Newell of Springfield, Mass., t«>«t»d the large numbers of sum- has been by the vocal selections by Mr. R. H. always prominent in the ao- arrived at tbHr cottage last week, mer which the store life here. people throng Bennett. Mrs. Delia Hamilton and clal Iji«t season ahe oc- and are entertaining Mrs. L Mr. Percy every evening. Dally papers, weekly and Mrs. Llnscott. The cupied the Webber cottage on the Shaw and her two children of New and program monthly magazines, and the was as follows: hill. Iron Beds Trade with R. 8. Da via Port- Music—"Opening March." Co., land If you want the beat In furniture, Arthur H. Hamilton adv. Prayer. Rev. Joseph Jackson Mr*. >1. C. Parkin* of Hudson, Music—"Inter-State Overture." are Mui *n«l ton are the best metal LARGE MansfleM'a Banfl Ralph W., vlsltin* beds made. Mm. Perklna' sister. Mra. Salutatory, Archie L. Bower H. C. Needham at her wramw home. Music—"Tenth Regiment March." Mr. We have perklna la attending all sizes, all all BOAT SPONGES Mansfield's Band Phllllp*-E*pt*r styles, prices and Is ft mcmhcr of the Class History and Prophecy. 1910 claaa. Mr. H. C. Needham r^ornfd to Kenneth H. Hill hta and the whole of beds and bailDMi ftt range bedding Music—"Myrtle Walts." Hudson, Maaa., Tueaday morn In a and wa* for each. Mansfield's Band accompanied by are 33c Mra. W. H. Hartaborn of Berlin. and at Valedictory. Roland I. Webber easily satisfactorily supplied Maaa.. who returned horn* a Music—Selections from after "Merry" pleaaant sojourn with the Needbama. Mansfield's Band also Chamois and Brass Polish Addresses Mlaa Bertha L. Needham. who haa been Conferring of teaching school at Wlndaor. Dlplomss Mao will her for your Motor Boat. Music—Vocal. join parents b*re July 1 and will remain all aummer. • Mr. R. H. Bennett, Mrs. Delia Ham- AT Lealle L. Llttlefleld. son of Mr. and ilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ltnscott. Mra. (Jeorge W. Llttlefleld arrived Benediction. Rev. Joaeph Jackson home Saturday from Yarmouth Music—"Colonel Fitch HAY'S DRUG March." Academy. He haa accepted a poal- STORE, MansfleM'a Band tloa with Arthnr H. Hamilton, the 296 to 362 MIDDLE STREET, Noddle Head at Great Chebeagse Central Landing arocer, and will drive Island haw one of the > been opened for tha tea- delivery wagons PORTLAND, MAINE. son. "TO years D i 28 Miss Harris arrived Thursday » R. H. Cleavea Home Bakery and Pre* St., with a of ef n»hr psyty college friends. fo«r Ice Cream Parlor opene l Monday with suceeee" Portland.