VOL. VII. NO. 10. ( E*rAHLI*HEI> I 1901. PORTLAND, TUURSD * —— MAINE,

SHOE MEN'S HOLIOAY. flAYED TWO 6AHES. ANNUAL TAP DAY NO 23 CELE- CHEBCA^JE AND CASCO CASTLE The Hamilton BRATED TUESDAY. PLAV jrwo INTERESTING H. L. HAMILTON. QAM A AT 80UTH FRE- Prop. COTTAGE Dinner at The Hamilton, Qt Chc- PORT JULY 4TH. beague, and a Day of 8porta En- Chebeague Island, Maine. joyed. Casco Castle Secured Morning Game, The steamer Maquoit shouldered a White Chebeague Won in the Open June 25 to Sept. 15. weighty task Tuesday when the shoe Afternoon. and leather men went to Great Che- FURNITURE for The Chebeague baseball nine was beague their annual outing. This defeated. 6 to is the first season they have chosen 5, by the Casco Castle B^swaJOCTaJUUumajuiJiH m uTama team at* 8outh in this island for some years and their Kreeport the morn- ing appreciation of the beauties of the gadfe July 4th. in a game which seemed like a trip and the superb menu served by walkover for them. .had The Hamilton, under direction of the Chebeague the game won up to the ninth famous chef, William J. Vayo, was inning, having their oppo- nents 5 to but with a loud and unstinted. About one hun- 3, base on balls and thrte hits dred and filty shoe dealers and sales- the Free ports won last men comprised the party, marsh- handily In.the Inning by scoring ably three more aled by the officers: President, T. H. runs. The Chebeague men were Black; secretary, A. H. Marden, and arrayed In their new suits for the treasurer, A. P. Dean, who with Mr. opening game, which present- ed a very neat H. P. Dyer, personally saw to It that appearance. Free port have are men were last on just what you for every man had a good time. It Is the bases and took y^E looking of easy xo enjoy yourseir wben every- advantage every chance to score, to fit up your summer Come while at the bat cottage. thing possible is done to make yoa they got only one hit up to the ninth in and inspect our different comfortable and to provide for your inning. The Che- departments entertainment and the shoe men were beague battery consisting of Barry see and Hamilton had the and what we are new this sea- given an outing long co be remem- game won If offering had bered in this respect. they received good support, but son. If want to save the that was you money and get To mention the short inning base- fly missed by Curit in ball right field gave the Free their the come us. game between The Berry Shoe ports best, in and see we runs. Remember, Co. and the A. F. Cox Co. we need winning The afternoon are to show only to say the result was 5 to 2 in game. which was always pleased goods, whether won the order named; but to have been by Chebeague. 5 to 3. was more or not. the you purchase \ there and heard the would interesting as teams had profited coaching the have been worth the "whole of by practice the morning game had price given them. admission.** Other games between The winners played a fast game from the retail shoe teams were followed by start, and scored three runs In the the 100 yard dash, potato race, ball third Inning. Small. Dennison and throwing, shoe lacing and shot put- Holbrook played well for the Casco Castle ting events, each of which won heavy nine, while for the applause from the galleries. As usu- Chebeague playing of Bishop and Hamilton's R. S. al the dinner was the chief event, for catching excelled. DAVIS shoe men have a The newest and CO. distinctive liking for finest hotel in Casco shore dinners. The are a Bay. Complete following menu, occupying cottage which they in every detail of modern and Portland's furnished by Proprietor Harry L. have rented. Mr. Skid more is at appointment appliance. Complete Homefumlshers Baths and toilets on Hamilton and neatly featured by spe- present cruising on his yacht, having every floor. Large rooms, polished cial menu cards, was served about left Port Jefferson. Long Island. Sat- wood floors and All 1.00 rugs. chamber furniture of the best Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts. p. m.: urday last. He Is accompanied by weathered oak Mr. William P. finish, iron beds with National Steamed Clams. Drawn Butter String, principal of springs and the Hunter school in hair and felt F. £. Clam Bouillon Philadelphia. mattresses. Acetylene 100 foot veranda HASKELL, Treasurer* Mr. Skidmore is professor of the gas. Lobster Stew Clam Chowder facing the Bay and beach. Finest Plain Crackers Philadelphia Normal school for girls. bathing beach in Casco all on our own Penobscot River Salmon. Mr. and Mrs. William Burroughs of Bay, private 500 feet —_ iuv New York grounds only ,from Aux Petit Po« «re here for the summer the hotel. French Fried Potatoes months' J|^y h e cicely located At one of Fried Clams in Batter the' Hummer cottages, east end Plenty of- anrase The Store with small of the island. ment* etc. One Big profits Saratoga Chips They were at Orr's dancing, lot Island for the best Iced Cucumbers many years. chefs in New England. Rates and Queen Olives Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham. the booklets, floor etc. oa Tomato Ketchup gifted authoress, arrived last week for plans application. the Roast Sirloin of Beef, Brown Sauce summer months and is now enjoy- Mashed Potatoes the ing delights of our charming is- rived Sunday Ir*st and will return land at VALUATION AT GHEBEA6UE. French Peas her summer home on Peb- home the latter part of this week. Sweet Corn bly Beach. We are always glad to In company *ith Miss Lena MAINLAND SECTION OF TOWN OF rlaaerty J Banana Fritters. Vanilla Sauce welcome her back to us. for no one is her friend Miss IRA P. T A & has Wheatia Whitman, CLARK has CO. Plain Lobster CUMBERLAND Vienna Rolls done more for Cas- USUALLY also of Le'wUton. The Wine co Flaherty Gelatine, Custard Sauce Bay In bringing It to SHOWS FALLING OFF. family have t;i previous summers oc- the Harlequin Ice Cream notice of the world at large cupied the "Downing* cottujrc here, Watermelon than this but this Assorted Cakes gifted woman. Her world Non-Resident Property Has Advanced year they will come hero on Lemonade famed short books. "Dr. Lattlmer" and Sharply in Last Decade. sojourns only. Tea Coffee "The Cigars Opened Shutters." And their Mr. and Mra. D. S. of In The selectmen and assessors Thompson plots these parts. of Auburn, Me.. Mr. *i.d Cumberland have Mrs Arthur Miss given the Breeze Mr. Louise Hesser and Miss Mary the Xelki, Guv Coolidge and Miss following statistics relating to One Price BAILEY ISLAND Hesser of are Edith Knowl^s of Uvermrre Cash. Philadelphia, Pa., the Falls, valuation of expected to' the Chebeague Island. Me., arrived at J he Strout house Spot spend month of Au- It Is to Sat- Interesting state that the non- THIS POPULAR gust here. urday afternoon after the ISLAND IS resident. or summer making cottage property, trip from their homes In an THRONGED WITH Mr. and Mrs. Holman White of has automo- TOURISTS Increased about tenfold In the bile. are The party spent Sunday AND EVERY COTTAGE Philadelphia, Pa., who now on last decade. This is not here, their Including and returned to their respective honeymoon, having been mar- hotel property, which is in the resi- RENTED. ried June homes Monday morning !n the same 29 are expected here some- dent valuation list. The relative time In fig- conveyance. Last year the party made August. Mr. White Is prin- ures for 1906 and 1907 are as fol- Clothiers, of several trips here in the same man- Hatters, Danc« Was Given by th« Cottage cipal Northeast school. Philadel- lows: phia. and has for ner, and they were greatly enjoyed Hall Association Even* several seasons past Chebeague Island. by Saturday upent of all. part each season here. He 1906. 1907. Ing. Is a devout yachtsman and In com- Rolvln Whitney of Brunswick spent Mr. with his last with his and Mrs. E. D. Hlllman and pany friend. Mr. Albert Paul Resident. $113,430.00 $117,968.00 Sunday brother, Irvine Willis, has here at Furnishers, Mrs. K. G. Bentz of l^archmont. Pa- made several long cruises Non-Resident, 76.680.00 86.710.00 Whitney, Harpswell. together with Mr. and Mrs. Warlck along the coast here. At present Trade with H. S. Davis £ Co., the are at P. Miller of Germantown, Pa., are to they the Island Villa Hotel, Total. $190,110.00 Portland Homefurnlshers If you want I^ake $204,678.00 summer at the Johnson cottage lo- Champlaln. Cumberland (Mainland). the best for the least money.—Adv. cated near the Mackerel »cott Cove boat O. Bailey of Portland was 1906. 1907. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. .Starr of New Three This Is here on Floors, 26 and 28 Monument landing. the first summer the Inland Tuesday last in York arrived »t the Merriconeag Sq. any of the hare In the Interest of party spent Maine, the Portland Beef Resident. $650,820.00 $636,430.00 House Saturday. They came through and all are Co. spending a most enjoyable Non-Resident, 121.950.00 121.390.00 on the Bar Harbor limited time. Friday Mr. F. A. Wrisley representing the night, connecting with the steamer Total, Tolman, Bradford Furniture Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Longfellow and National Tank Co. of Boston who Is $772,770.00 $757,820.00 Sebascodegan, leaving Portland at 9 Co., children. Margaret L.. Natalie M. and In Casco Bay In the Interest of his By this It will be seen that where a. in. Saturday. They will remain un- 17 and 17 1-2 Stuart K. of South Weymouth. Mass. house was here on the Island Tues- the Island gained $14,578.00 during til September, not spending any time Preble St. are at the spending the summer at the "Sea- day. last season he was a guest the year, the mainland lost $14,950.00 mountains this season. Dealers In the In Side." having arrived last Saturday. at "Hill Crest" at Chebeague Is- the same period. With a few ex- Services were held In the chapel at Ntw and Mr. land and was this Second-Hand Furniture, Antique Coode of all Ixmgfellow was on the Island re- one of the workers for ceptions has been the general the Auburn colony Sunday, and were kinda bought and aold. Also Auctioneers and cently making arrangements for his the Field Day. rule for the past twenty years ac- led by E. L*. Plckard. Appraiaere. family. He Is one of Boaton'a hust- Mr. cording to the Information given to Humphrey 8. Slnnett who has Fred Emerson of Dover, N. H.. who ling business men. treasurer of been the Breeze by a prominent member being spending a week with his fam- has been spending the past week with the Boston Book of the board of selectmen who Is Bindery. ily left Wednesday morning for Port- hi* grandmother. Mrs. I^emuel Bibber, serving his tenth term In that ca- Mr. Addison Burnham and family of land where he again emhsrked for returned to his home on Monday last another pacity. The tax rate Is $13.50 this Boston. Mass.. arrived at their cottage swordflshlng cruise. He ex- after a pleasant sojourn. Lamson on to year, an Increase from $11.00 last Nature Prints Wednesday last. Mr. Burnham Is pects he away two weeks. The first year. This Is on account of the dancing party of the sea* a yearly visitor here, a beauti- The having sixtieth birthday son at Hamilton Hall was held on the ful summer anniversary raising of $2,000 to pay town notes These beautiful home on the shore. of Mr. Rllsha Tolman and colored photographs also the and the Increase of $1,000 on the evening of the Fourth. Crowds of Mrs. A. C. Cotton thirteenth of Arlington, wedding anniversary of state and $600 on the county tax. young people tripped the light fantas- have opened a new field to the lover of with Mr. and Mssa.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr K Mrs. P. T. Denny of ILeices- tic until a late hour, having spent a Norton and ter, the beautiful in Nature and to those who, daughter Helen are oc- Mass.. were celebrated at the most pleasant evening. Dances are to cupying their new cottage "Morning ••Overlook" on Friday evening last. be held at this hall each week during side" A SOUTH HARPSWELL tiring of the ordinary "souvenir," welcome which was recently completed. reception was held and they re- the remainder of the summer. The Is ceived cottage large and comfortable, their many friends. after Mr. the chance to MANY TOURISTS ARC NOW J. A. Blake, president of the carry home with them having a large and no which Mr. Tolman wss HIRE piazza. doubt a presented with Aubnrn arrived here on the • naniM>m<> colony, very enjoyable summer will be rocking chair. The re- AND MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS something artistic. These views spent 4th of July morn In jr. and joined his really here by the maining part of the family. evening *M ARE TAKING PLACE. wife and daughter. Mm. Chick, who of The *pent Ml** Ida must, course, be seen to be appreciat- Ocean View HotH will mak# a plsylng whl*t, Yet ton hare been here for the pant week. winning (lr«t for change In the prices of mral* com- prize the ladle*, and All The Cottages At The Colony Are Among the party that arrived here to ed and we show them to those in- Mr. C. D. Perk In* gladly menolna Sunday, July 14. R** ad- the men'* first Occupied. upend the holiday were Mr. Blake's price. terested. vertisement In another column. Refreshments were senred to Mm*. Erneat of Boston. Mass.. and the gu»*ts. and Irving Whitney hit Mri. P. all enjoyed a pleas- recently par Bert of III., with hid wife and T. Denny and of a Chicago. family ant evening. The honse was chased Jackson touring car, which Leicester, Mann., who hare been at tastily daughter. decorated with evergreen, ferns and he will ose In taking cmt private their cottage, "Spruces." Hlnce the The Mrs. H. F. Hubbard and daughter, dallies which made a very parties. nncomrblle la haivl- 2Sth of Jnne were Joined Mr. Den- pretty Mlaa of St. ar- by sight. those nomeljr hnllt and will no doubt prove Dorothy Louis, Mo., on the Among present were ny Fonrth. The will a attractlca rived at the colony on Wedneaday of family Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Perkins. Mrs. to he big for the visitor* remain here on the Island for two last week for the mimmer. Flora Hall. Mrs. P. K Beede. Miss to Harpawell daring the summer. WILLIAM W. ROBERTS weeks, and after their retarn home CO. Ida Yetton. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bates of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fern aid and Mr. snd Mrs. John Chester Adams Boston, Denny. Mr. and Mrs. Angel. Miss Mass.. are summering at William children. Iceland Hoyt and Florence and family of New Haven. Conn., I/ena Wallace. Miss Nellie D. Tot- HaskeIVs cottage here. Mr. Betes Is Elizabeth of Boston, are upending the STATIONERS. will occupy the cottage until the mid- man. Mr. snd Mrs. Ellsha To!man and an Instructor a: Pates Medical Col- month of July at the Bibber cottage dle of Mr. Adams • September. Is Mr John B. Otis. lege. here. With the family Is Mrs. Fsr- professor at Tale College. nald's slater. Claudia Hoyt, and 233 Middle St., PORTLAND, ME. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burroughs of Mrs. T. F. Vlaherty and daughter, Mrs. S. T. Skldmore and mother. Mrs. F. L. Hoyt of Lewlstoo, daughter. Brooklyn. N. Y., are occupying the Miss Lena, »>f Coli-ge street, Lewis- Miss Skldmore of Pa., Me. Mr. Femald haa charge of the Philadelphia, ton, are spending luls week as gnet'i are here for the summer months and (Continued on Page 2.) at the Strout lion*»\ The party ar (Continued to Supplement.) either, for are they liberal with well at Bath, Me. An efficient commit- were large flags, while draped along OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. cooked sea food and tee reasonable In including the Governor and other the edge of the root was red, white price. You should take the with- State .official* BAILEY'S ISLAND POPULAR SUM- trip have the arrangements and hlue bunting. THe Ocean View out no Hotel (ail. matter at what island you In charge aad are (or a MER HOTEL 18 ENTERTAIN- planning The Hatha wax cottage at the East are stopping. The Sebascodegan great event. End is occupied for the season Mr. BAILEY ING MANY QUESTS. touches at Long Island. Great Che- by ISLAND, ME. and Mrs. R. J. Boynton. of beague. South Harpswell and Bailey Paterson, N. J. Mr. Boynton is of the WALTER D. 8«v*ral Tourists of Last Ysar Ars Island on the way down and back principal CRAFTS. Prop* A AUCOCISCO HOUSE. grammar school No. 4, at Paterson. Manager Again Back for ths Ssason. dally. The crew of this steamer are always ready to point out the places Mr. R. H. Woodman has been gir- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nasbaum MID-SUMMER SEASON WELL ON. his of of Interest on the way and are cour- ing friends some delightful sails arrived Philadelphia. Pa., Tuesday for teous and sccommodatlng to all. in his yawl, "Winjoy." The weath- an indefinite sojourn. Mr. Nasbaum Many Quests Have Arrived This Week er has been ideal for sailing, and the is principal of the Horace Blnney pub- And Hotsl is Centsr of Social parties have been greatly enjoyed. lic school in his city. This is his HILL CREST. Ufa. Mr. Woodman expects to leave for second visit to the hotel, he having Bar Harbor in his yacht In about a The spent considerable of the season here MANY QUESTS ARE REGISTERING glorious Fourth was not allowed week. in 1903. to pass unnoticed, observ- HERE DAILY being duly A small dsnce was held in AND THE OUT- ed both Cottage E. M. the marine by young and old. Many cn Bicknell. artist LOOK IS Hall Saturday evening. It was MOST PROMISING. sports were arranged for the of New York City, who is summering the first of the season, and despite here with day's enjoyment. us. spent several days last Mrs. (A flying the small number was en- T. J. Bissell of Newark. N. J., kite contest afforded greatly week at Small Point, the guest of fun for Joyed. accompanied by her daughters. a time. Samuel C. son of the late Several deep sea Manley. Mioses Nina L. and Viola L.. and son. Mrs. Charles T. Root arrived on Joseph A. Manley. Ex-Governor Ashing parties enjoyed a half day A. Cyril Bissell. arrived here Wednes- one Tuesday. Mrs. Root will open the Hill was also a guest at the club trip, party composed of the house day evening last. The family made Root cottage and after about a week's house there his visit. guests returning with sixty pounds during the trip in the "North Star*' of the stay will return to of haddock, a trophy of the day's ven- Rldgefleld. Conn.. Miss Charlotte G. Greeley of Bos- Maine in Miss Root coming to at Steamship Co.. arriving Port- ture. A fine display of fireworks Bailey's that ton. Mass.. registered last land on the of the 3rd. time. Tuesday evening Mr. sent off from the piazza of the house for an extended sojourn. This is Bi&sell is at present detained at home Mrs. J. L. ended the celebration. Several par- Seward and Miss Chris- her first visit to our island and al- with duties in connection with the ties made up of the summer folk stay- tina Seward arrived on Thursday. Dr. ready she is charmed with our su- Charlton school of which he is prin- ing at some of the adjoining Islands Seward will Join his family in Au- perb location. cipal and as director of the Park partook of the fine dinner served by gust. when he will sail his yacht church Mr. C. R. Bower of Springfield. Presbyterian quartet. He mine host Prescott. Mr. Prescott "Clarlta" once more Into the waters a will, however, spend of Mass.. arrived Monday for short part August has recently purchased a motor of Mackerel Cove. vacation. came with his family. Mr. Blssell's serv- He here on the lauch which will be put at the disposal The Misses Power and the Misses recommendation of Mr. Albert Bolles ices win oe greatly niisseu by tbe of his guests. Rolff hare taken the "Barnacle" cot- The Ocean View as It's name indicates of Springfield. who Is a Field Day committee, as last season commands a wide and Mass., regu- DINNER. tage. near the Roblnhood Inn. (or the view of sweeping lar tourist he was a most efficient and Bailey's Island shores. three minutes here. secretary entire summer. are from Only walk to the steamboat his conscientious Soups. They wharf and the Mr. and Mrs. B. efforts did much fine sand beach at the head of M. J. Verrier of Cream of Brookline. Mass.. the most beautiful Mackerel Cove. for making the celebration a great Chicken, Clam Chowder rooms. Beds with hair Large airy Newark. N. J., arrived Friday, July Sliced suburb of Boston. mattresses. Our table is lobster success. However If his business Tomatoes, Olives, Lettuce in unequalled, and sea fish 5. for an extended sojourn. This Is Messrs. abundance. Excellent service. will permit, he will be here Fish. Richardson. Carpenter and Everything first clsss. Four room bath their first outing at the island. during house free the celebration this Bean, of Winchester. Mass., arrived to guests. suite to let. season. Mrs. Boiled Cod. Hollandaise Bathing Long distance telephone in hotel. Bissell at Bailey's on Friday, having cruised Circulsri with did her full part, also. In rais- Baked Stuffed Haddock rates on application. Hotel all the Espanote up from Boston in their catboat open year around. Spe- ing funds for the Field Day last year Steam Lobster cial rstes to winter tourists. R0BINH00D INN. Drawn Butter "Hustler." will and we are all glad to welcome her Fried Clams They probably spend Baked Rock Cod three weeks at back and trust she will continue her the island before re- THIS CHARMING HOTEL AT BAI- Roast. to efforts for our coming celebration. turning Boston. LEY'S ISLAND IS RAPIDLY Native Chicken Dr. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Abercrombie Young F. Parker Luckey left the is- FILLING WITH SUMMER Gtblet Sauce. land on L. M. YORK and son. Master Ralph Abercromble. Friday for Trenton. N. J.I Sliced Cucumbers where he will take the TOURISTS. of Boston. Ma«s.. are among those state dental Bailey's Island, who are registered from Massachu- Entrees. examinations. Dr. Luckey will re- turn in about two weeks. Maine. Several Delightful Social Affairs Are setts. They are enjoying themselves Filet of Beef Mignon To Be Given Here Soon. anil are much pleased with the Island Strawberry Fritters Wine Sauce Mr. Lawrence A. Bovnton of East and water privileges. Orange. N. J., arrived last Tuesday. Cisco Bay's Leiliig The Barnacle is for Vegetables. occupied the Mr. He and his have taken the Harry L. Seaver of Lynn, Mass.. Boiled or family General season by a party of young people Mashed Potatoes Stirt, and Miss Edith L. Horrocks of the Adams cottage in Maiden Lane. Mr. from Brookline, Mass.. who are tak- String Beans Squash same city are here at the house for Boynton's mother, Mrs. Charles B. ing their meals at the Roblnhood Inn. You will find every- a short sojourn. Pastry. Bovnton, his sister. Miss Helen the here Among party here are Misses Apple Pie Prune Pie Boynton. and Miss Louise Vander- thing that is sup- Marjorie Rolfe, Mr. Charles Fuller of South West Marguerite Power, Strawberry and Orange Cake bilt arrived on Sunday and immedi- plied from a first class Ethel B. Power, Gladys M. Rolfe. Harbor. Me., Is acting as assistant clerk at Dessert. ately grocery and Dorothy D. Power and Mr. William the house. Mr. Fuller Is an ptovision advanced pupil of Shaw's business Chocolate Ice store. Fresh invoices A. F. Power. They are having a Cream college. and he Crackers and very enjoyable time here, taking ad- Portland, will attend Cheese of Meat. Foal, Game, to the clerical duties here. Coffee Cocoa Tea vantage of the opportunities for pleas- SEBASCO. Provisions and F ruit re- Mr. and 1907. ure and comfort offered here on the Mrs. J. D. Llttlefleld of Thursday, July 4, ceived Oar are daily. prices low, conndering tke quality ot received. We island. Westborough. Mass.. are enjoying goods carry George Rogers of came Hardware, Paints, Oils Etc. Hard rood for Charles I. their first visit here. BAILEY ISLAND. Cambridge open fireplaces a Richardson. Robert V. here a week specialty. Dry Gocds, Mr. and ago Saturday and has Bean and Robert J. of Mrs. J. W. Hoben of Boots, Shoe«. Rubbers and fishermen's Our teams visit all Carpenter been spending the past week at thr? supplies. parts cf the island* Winchester, Mass.. arrived here on Worcester. Mass.. with their two sons, (Continued from Page 1). "Pond View." owned by Frank H. Public telephone station. House lots for sale. Excellent the island last week after J. Cullns and Hubert Gardiner Ho- Sites. sailing Beats, returning to his home on Sat- from Boston in the trim ben. arrived Saturday morning for pleasure York cottage at the East urday last. Mr. Rogers moved from "Hustler." the entire season. The oc- End for the yacht, They are to re- family here about summer. Mr. is a thirty years ago. and WOODBINE main at the Roblnhood about a week, cupied the Blde-a-Wee cottage in Burroughs great AND COTTAGE. admirer of the flue facilities every season comes here to visit h's after which time Mr. Bean and Mr. Soule's grove last year and spent a yachting BAILEY'S to be had here, and has native home. At present he owns ISLAND. MAINE. Carpenter will return to their homes delightful summer. Mr. Hoben will put his sloop yacht "Orris*' in first a cottage at the northern end which Mrs. and Mr. when business his class condition, Humphreys. Sinnott, Richardson will continue on permits, spend he intends Proprietor. time with his and will have it in the cove tomor- occupying the latter part to Popham Beach where he has a family. by An Ideal Summer Home with a row. of the season. table that is supplied with the best on the market. summer home. Fish, Clams. etc. Fine Lobsters, bathing and Beach one minutes' Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Rowc H. W. lllsley and Mrs. Wallace of walk from the beating privileges. only There was a large of tour- and house. Open from June to October. party THE HAMILTON. family of Mechanic Portland were the guests of W. N. ists from New York City to dinner Falls, Me., who Rates on application. have been here on a short Reals over the Fourth, returning lo Dinners a here on the Fourth, all of whom came sojourn, specialty CA3CO BAY'S LEADING HOTEL 18 returned to their home on their home on Friday last. to Portland in their large touring Friday last. RAPIDLY Mr. Howe will return here An addition of 25 feet has been car. From Portland they came to FILLING WITH later to spend the season. I built to the house Bailey's Island in a private launch TOURISTS. of Thomas Bartlctt Miss here, which gives him a and to spend the day. Margaret Black has com- large summer home. CHARLES S. Social menced her duties as in comfortable THOMAS Hemsley Betton is Many Events Being Planned. clerk the local Massey busy office. Mr. out the new l>ost and Mrs. Eugene Perry of fitting pleasure yacht The hotel is rapidly Ailing with Carpenter and Builder which he will use Dr. Phippsburg Basin for the next two to take out many tourists and from present Indications and Mrs. J. 'A. Reinhart and months will occupy the "Seaweeds,'* private parties from the Inn. every room will be taken before the daughter. Miss Lydia of Bailey'alsland, Me. Paterson, N. which is owned Butler and latter part of this month. J., arrived here last week by Capt. Many of and are now Estimates on all of the Capt. Dickenson. cheerfully given kinds guests of last year hare already comfortably located at their cottage and All Gordon Preble of who building repairing. work under my personal supervision. WOODBINE AND C0TTA6E. arrived and at the end of this week "Sea Breeze" for the summer. The Bath. Me., is at his the hotel will have a merry company family made the entire trip here from summering cottage on Se- THI8 FAVORITE of New basco has another of BOARDING tourists. York by water, coming direct to Road, cottage eight rooms under process of con- G. HOUSE AT BAILEY'S ISLAND Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Taussig and Portland via the Maine Steamship Co. JAMES STETSON. Dr. struction. When the cottage Is com- ENTERTAINING MANY family of New York arrived Reinhart is'the principal of the Tuesday pleted. which is about the Bailey's Island Ice Cream Parlor. the 9th, to the entire City High School at and expected spend season Paterson. last of GUESTS. comes here the month, Mr. Preble will Our Ice Cream U made from pure dairy cream and selected crushed here. Mr. and Mrs. are no every year to spend the fruit. Delivered in bricks Taussig rent it for the by quart or rallon. Stetson s fsmoui caramels are made on the strangers to Casco summer vacation. remaining part of the premises daily and are for sal* Are Bay. having spent season. finest line of Many Expected to Arrive About %Nut*, !" etc. ^>n*our ,tOP^ cool --i** ^ ***& O^f^ior^y. PvTit! eight sesCsons at the "Waldo" which Mr. Frederick of Try sod*, all fruit syrups. We are the exclusive axents for the Casco Lovejoy Philadel- her*- Bay July 15 From New York was Misses Flora and Cora Gile P*P*r». Magazines. Souvenir Postals. Novelties. Etc. Our team calU for City. pleasantly located at Little Che- phia. Pa., is being entertained at the Lane, and*72*;- delivers onl*Tyf*k*n ordern. and which was summer Smith and Mary Thorp of Maiden. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodgson of beague destroyed by home of Mr. and Mrs. Are several Mass.. are summering at the home of New York City arrived for years ago. They are Xanthus Smith at the east end of the Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. Lane at the a short outing here. already much pleased with our loca- island. George tion and are the north end of Horse Island. Mr. Lane Mr. making most of every Trade with R. S. and Mrs. W. P. Eaton of Bos- Davis & Co., the has a beautiful day, enjoying the many cottage on the Island ROBINHOOD INN. ton, were for a pleasant Portland Homefurnishers if want Mass., here short so- walks to be you and comes here every as soon found here. Mr. Taussig the best the year journ recently. were accom- for least money.—Adv. as They has business interests in Portland in the season opens. BAILEY ISLAND. panied by Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Marsh- Mrs. W. F. which city he Is well and favorably Bigelow with her daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Prince and all of the same city. ters. Mrs. Dawn B. Miss J. E. known. They are also accompanied JefTery, Miss Mabel Drury of Auburn, Me., and Misscy, Prop. Mr and Mrs. N. C. Katherine Bigelow. and Luther Newcombe and by Mr. Joseph H. Rosenberg of New Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thlbault of Tlx moat delightful and exclusive spot on Miss f. Bonney and Master daughter. Newcombe, of York City. Mr. Rosenberg conducts Frank B. Jef- Skowhegan, Me., are spending an out- the island. Situated on the out end in full N. one fery. all of who have Rochester, H., registered here for of the largest department hotels Lewlston, Me., ing for a couple of weeks at the rWw of th« ocean. Beautiful pin* rrorea and dinner been at the Sunday. in that famous metropolis. "Driftwood" cottage at "Highland" on the north shore. walks around the house. The house la mod- Little Harbor for a short em Miss L«. S. of Mr. and Mrs. outing, have A social in erery respect, toilets, baths and sew- Armstrong Montclalr, Wilfred H. Cunning- returned dance for the people of N. J., arrived to their homes. Dr. and erage. Rates and circulars on application. Wednesday morning for ham and young daughter, Elizabeth Mrs. Sebasco was held at Beals* hall on an indefinite Bigelow and family will return outing. Harry Cunningham, of Sharon Hill, Fourth of July evening, and was at- the second week In September, at The dining room is in of Pa., arrived Saturday last for the re- tended by a large crowd, numbering charge which time they will remain for an DAVID P. Misses Pauline mainder of the summer months. Mr. over Refreshments Suslie Aim, Bailey's Island, Mi. SINNETT, Carey and Mollle extended sojourn. sixty couples. Duffey of Portland, while the Cunningham Is a member of the well of Ice cream and cake were served, Mrs. Chester lilt culinary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sinnett, Prop. MMn, Mill's blirt, m. department is in of Mrs. known firm. Kurtz Bros., bankers and Wilbur of and the party spent a very enjoyable Motor charge Me., and pleasure boat* of all Elizabeth M. Frank also brokers of Pa. His Phillips. accompanied by Mrs. evening. On the kt«al Hoom of that city. Philadelphia. Tuesday, July 16th, lodfdin* with fin*. Imnrr. airy kinds made to order. We have onr Wilbur's sitter. Miss Edith room«. a Am Mrs. Frank is highly recommended many business Interests will require Church, second dance of this season will be nmmudlnx ri*w of th« ocaan. own were here at the Rat«a t2 00 to M.00 private wharf at Maokeral by her former him to be at home a greater of "Seaside" Wednesday held at the hall, and It is p*r w»»k, irrardinr to loca- employers. part expected tion of mim. Board can b* had at tha 3«a*id* Cove Boats to let the week the returning Thursday Mr. by day, time, yet, however, he will spent morning. that there will be an unusually large Cottar* adjoin in* tha Ann**. S** our rooms or season. Wilbur Wharf privileges at rea- every possible day with his family recently disposed of his gen- number present, as It greatly In- b*for» *nra«inc rlt*«hm sonable eral store In charges. A FINE TRIP, here. Mrs. Cunningham was one of Phillips to accept the creases the social activities of Se- the active workers In the social life treasurershlp of the Northwestern basco. last and was Elevator Co.. of THE VARIEO SAIL TO GURNET year she most gladly Minneapolis. They Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gilbert, and TENNIS welcomed back. started for their destination Thursday SHOES VIA SEBASCO WORTH Mr, and Mrs. John S. Clark of Dor- Black, White and Brown. Good tennla at low Men's TAK- evening, leaving Portland on the 6 wearing prices. Ladle*', Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Drummond. chester, Mass., together with Mr. ING. p. m. train. Boys', Youths' and Children's. Best White Sole Oood-jreer child and nurse of New York arrived Frank W. Monroe of Boston, arrived Tennis, High A Griffin and and Low Cat. Agents for the famous Terhnne Shoe for Saturday morning. This Is their first Horace Cushlng. here on Monday last to spend the Men. who are Travsl Is Getting Heavier Every **»a*on here and they Intend to spend clerking at L. M. York's dur- summer. The party Is stopping at Day In* the on This Route. the entire summer with as. summer. spent the National the "Harbor View" cottage owned by at Peak'* FARR'S Mrs. M. P. Knowlton. wife of holiday Island, taking In Mr. Gilbert, which was built a few The Gurnet trip on the the several Harpswell Chief Justice Knowlton of the Su- attractions siren there. years ago on the site where their old line from Portland pier la one of the preme court of Massachusetts, In Mr. W. Oulllver and Miss S. F. cottage stood. moat popular tripe Id the Bay this company with her slaters. Miss Ladd Huntington. of Ashevllle. N. C.. have Mr. Mrs. inmmer. next week and H. A. Allen and Granite Hotel and Casino Beginning there and Miss rented the "Driftwood" Sprint will J. A. Ladd of Portland, were cottage at daughter Grace of be another restaurant running at Little Harbor K*»nnebunkport, reginterej here for a short sojourn. from July 15 to Me., have their summer LOIS ISLAND Gurnet Bridge and accommodations Septem- opened home; ber 15. They will And the bracing the "Pine will be ample for the number Manager C. W. T. Oodlng of the I/odge," for the season. Mr. JEOm large sea air of a contrast PONCHO, Prop. are Caaco Bay Steamboat Co.. accom- Ralley'a quite Allon Is among the early arrivals who taking the sail of 80 miles from panied that of the mountain atmos- here this HoUl on the Ou and among the Islands. Twenty four by his son, C. W. T. Oodlng. every season, year being Largeet Bij. Jr., were here for dinner phere. one of the first to his accommodation. miles of this Is np the New Mead own registered open cottage. every Mineral Spring Mr. and Mrs. Aldrlch Hirer and at Cundy's Harbor and recently. of Worcester, Water. Re tee on Mass are application. Open Gurnet connection Is made Hr. and Mrs. H. T. the guests of Mrs. Stokes with the Johnson and HANDSOME COTTAGE FURNI- Jnne 1A to 15. Shore dinners a of Washington, D. who Is Sept. subsidiary motor line, which runs to roans son of Rrracuse, N. Y., arrived C.. summer- ing here at her TURE. speciality. the electric car connection at New Wedn^mdmy evening last for an out- cottage. Meadows. From Portland the paasen- ing of three weeks' duration. The summer schedule for the local Granite Serine Dtotac Room. Walter Corey Co., who are run- gers see the whole of the famoua Robert postofflce went Into effect Is- A. Rldg#»wajr of Springfield. July 1. By ning an attractive advertisement In lands on the way down Mass. la the new arrangementa two malls are spending his vacation here, another column, have their big store and arriving at Gurnet after received dally, arriving at 8.55 a. m having arrived laat week. Mr. Rldge- full of handsome novelties for summer a three hour sail, way represents the Insur- and 2.25 p. m. The out malls mostly Travelers going cottages and hotel furnishing. At Inside the Islands, have ance Co. of haa depart at 5 a. m and 2.25 m. TIRED OF SHOPPING. they upward Hartford, Conn., and p. 2S Free street, where the entrance to of an hour for dinner at this point. charge of the Accident and Life de- Mlaa Jean Sinclair la here for the the large block Is located, yon are The magnificent scenery and the partment* for the entire western sec- summer and la Call at 501 Street for a rooming at the Sea- sure to And something yon haven't Congress deli- of the balsam laden air tion of side annex. fragrance up Maaaachosetts. Thla la his seen elsewhere. Something that la this aecluded section of the Is first visit to cious Ice. Will to Bay Chebeague and already Mlsa Christina Seward, daughter of seems to be Jnst the light thing In College try please you to tempt the most timid to he Is charmed oar sur- enough with Ideal Dr. and Mrs. Seward of Kaat the right place la usually found at in Soda Fountain drinks. cross the of the staunch Orange. gang plank roundings. N. J., arrived Thuraday last to the Walter Corey Co. Their well steamer Sebaacodegan on a pleasant spend the summer with her parenta at their known motto "Seventy Tears of Suc- morning. At 9.00 o'clock ahe THRU HUNDREDTH swings ANNIVER- cottage on Maiden Lane. cess." Is no Idle boast as all Portland away from the dock and from then on SARY. BROWN & TURNER, The summer home on knows. Many of the Bay's finest the Interest a ever varfea, Maiden iAne something of Mrs. Sarah country houses and moat modern new The three O. Starr of 8prtngfle1d. every mlaute being brought wlth- hundred annlversarv of hotels are fitted Mass, waa tastily decorated on the completely from la the range of vleiou. The dtnaers at American Ship Banding will he APOTHECARIES, front with bunting and the Corey'*. Call and look orer their the terminus are not a dlsappolatmsat celebrated on August I to t Inclusive Saga for 501 Congress Street, Portland, Maine. National holiday. Aroond the plazxa tcmr floors mad see for yowraelf. Mm Ida Mountfort and aon George of West Falmouth have been spending AUCOCISCO HOUSE a few day* with her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. CASCO MY HOUSE CLIFF ISLAND, ME. L Charles Hill. Littlejohn's Rer. Mr. Mudle of the Second Con- F. M. PRESCOTT, gregational church, Portland, with a Manager party of his school are Is noted for 'ita Sunday class, The the R. H. Talbot ideal location, ita cottages at Littlejohn are being occupying cottage •cool -comfortable occupied rapidly and the summer col* this week. rooms, every one ony at thla picturesque Island Is In- Rer. Howard Mudle, pastor of the overlook ins the creasing in numbers dally. Second Parish church. Is encamped waters of Caeco with a Bar, Among recent arrivals may be men- party of young men from his and a table abound- tioned Mrs. Eleanor Plummerfelt of church, ages from ten to in food. ranging ing food , N. and Miss Ethel Flum- sixteen years. The arrived 8 it Dated within 390 Newark, J., party her and are to remain until Sat- feet of the water, one ■ merfelt, daughter. The ladles have Sunday mlnates walk from taken the White cottage and intend to urday next. Wednesday was visitors" poetofBoe and steam remain throughout the summer with day. and a large number of friends. •er land ins, it can be possibly brief visits to places of near- Including many of the stockholders of reached by Harpa- by Interest. This is their first the Seashore Land Co., spent the day well Steamer line sojourn on the island and charmed here and a basket from Portland in 66 they.are enjoyed picnic. with its The on the -minutes. beauty. Its healthful breexes camp Is finely situated and the comforts and conveniences Seashore Land Co. Modern plumbing property. of life to be found here. and open fire places, Splendid boating, Miss Kate Cook is expected at her bat bins and flahinr. cottage July 8th, and will probably be Bates from flO.CO to joined by friends the week. during house on this a |17.S0 weekly. In the meantime the Leading island, commanding fine view of the house has been Pine the opened by Miss Eliza Cook and her bay. grove alongside honse where rockers and hammocks are for the use of You Can Take a Car to friends, Mrs. Nells Lord and Miss Eve- gnests. Bathing, boating and Olam A Point of Interest lyn Lord. Bake House fishing. ay accommodates 400 with dancing privileges. Glaa From In Front of Mr. Howard Chandler and ac- and family, Things in general are brightening up Bakes 8hore Dinners served here. Jnne 15 to The Falmouth. companied by Mrs. G. W. Hight of Open Sepl 16. a bit at Birch Island. The summer Two steamboat lines. Bates and Qulncy. Mass., have taken the Callow- circulars ou application. people are coming back and all hill house for the month of again July. They seem glad to be here. New are delighted with the lo- commanding P. V. Thompson of Brighton, Mass.. cation of the cottage and are finding Is in the Nlckerson cottage where he this, their first visit to one Falmouth Littlejohn, will remain until of rare pleasure. September. Mr. a.nd Mrs. L. D. Snow of Bruns- At Lyndehurst cottage, Mr. Carle- wick are in their cottage View,' ton Hicks and are once more "Bay Hotel family for several weeks. domiciled, arrived June 28th. having Miss Thirza Davis has returned to Mrs. Seavey is with them and they PORTLAND, ML Westbrook after spending a few weeks inte-nd to remain as in other years for at the Davis Miss Davis will the entire summer. cottage. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE and return in August. and Annexes—Just across from Europ«an Mr. Speare of Melrose, one of the Mr. Potter and family of Brunswick tbe Gem Theatre * met lean Flan first of the summer contingent to ar- will occupy the Davis cottage Famous Its rive at Littlejohn has been mak- during for Shore Dinners The Hotel busy July. only ing improvements about his place and Served daily from 6 to 8 p.m. in Mr. and Mrs. Robert ot this State with his two new tents and the cot- Bartly Asbury Orchestra conducted by Mrs. Robert Ely. Park, N. J., arrived Wednesday night. of the conducted on tage "Bay View" to be occupied his formerly Gem Theatre orchestra, by Dr. C. P. Mac-Donald and son Frank the own and his son's families, is certain- European arrived Monday, Mrs. MacDonald came ly doing his part to add to the num- Plan. Wednesday. ber of summer houses on that part of Mr. Wlllard Ward of F. H. the island. Brookllne. NUNNS. Prop Mass., has opened his cottage on Arl- At the risk of being accused of open- ington avenue. Mr. Ward ing the fish story season with a recently Boston are whop- several in New pleasantly located for a we must record spent days Hampshire CLIFF COTTAGE two per, the capture of a week's sojourn In one on business. of the small big cod caught off Chebeague and Johnson cottages. Mr. P. N. Bennett and family ar- Already the home-like "Cliff" num- brought to Littlejohn by Mr. Leon Hill. Mrs. McArdle has as rived Saturday. Mrs. Bennett's father bers a goodly family. Many of the guests her On the testimony of reliable witnesses mother. Mrs. H. Weston, and Miss this and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William guests of last season have Ma- summer visitor ki our bay meas- returned, rlon Weston,* Whytal are expected soon. and Mrs. 1*. W. the kindergarten teacher of ured 5 feet 6 Inches and weighed when Southard, propri- Mass. The of F. C. Webb of Boston, dressed 65 Mr. family Bruns- etress. is ready to extend a hospitable pounds. Hill, finding wick Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Klonan of will occupy Mr. A. C. Cobb's cot- welcome to old and new comers. Port- difficulty in disposing of his mon- land have a tage the month of Mr. Mrs. cottage at the east end of strous catch to his during July. Hattie Smith, Danville, 111., and customers, sold it and the island. Mr. Klonan is rector of to Mr. Mrs. Cobb will spend the month Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karcher and St. Speare, who with true enter- Stephen's and has a cruising among the islands of Casco their Earl church, class of prise has dried it and sent it to Melrose sons. and Hayden, of his in Mr. new Sunday school boys, a club, to form a base of Bay Cobb's thirty-foot Springfield, Mass., have engaged rooms camp- supplies for his win- ing near under the ter's fish launch. for the season. him, chaperonage balls. of himself and Mrs. Misses Virginia and Edna Phelan of Miss Beulah Klonan, the boys Allston cottage was opened June Randall and Miss Ran- Somerville are at the Johnson House enjoying camp life to the fullest ex- 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. dall of Springfield, Mass.. are O'Brian for two regis- tent. and their weeks. tered here for and three daughters ar- July August. Mrs. C. F. Mr. Totter of Brunswick and daugh- Mr. and Hunter, Phoenixvllle, Pa., riving for their third season Mrs. Andrew Freeman of will ter, Mrs. of New took open her cottage. July 10th. at Littlejohn, on that date. On Cook, Bedford, Maiden. Mass., are enjoying a vaca- The dinner at the Johnson House Sun- Congress St. Methodist Sunday July Fourth entertained a tion here. they day. srhool held its annual picnic here party Mr. T. H. Miss Helen July including Kingston, Rev. Spofford, Georgetown, 4th. and that of St. his mother Mr. Hayden of Auburn has ROCKMCRE will Stephen's the day and two daughters on their Mass., remain at the Cliff during bought the Jordan cottage on Little preceding. The island is being recog- new steam launch the "Peter F.t Jr." house: July. Birch and will the nized as most desirable for occasions A trip waa made to Uosed Work began on the floating wharf Alleys Casino eral weeks. They entertain Mr. Barnes Beulah and Ruth j Randall, pianists, Monday. Mr. Coombs of Brunswick of Woonsocket, R. as guest the com- and Master Earl age vi- Four I„ Karchar, 13, will have charge of the crew. regula- week. olinist. and Paul cor- ing Karchar, age 12. A canoe arrived for F. V. tion alleys in Mr. D. Ward netlst. are all Sunday of West brook (rhemlst They competent mu- Cousin's Island Thompson. one of the fin- of the S. D. Warren is at the sicians. and their programs are of Co.) Miss Willa Wingate of Lawrence est Daisy cottage, with his great merit buildings « family. They is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. V. < entertained friends on Mr. and Mrs. L j for the July 4th. Southard of Cliff Thompson. pur- are now in active cottage are receiving congratulations Mr*. John G. on < Preparations pro- Drlnkwater and Miss Harold Cate of I^iwrence, Mass., and pose the gress for the motor boat race, which on the arrival to their home of a very FVlith Drlnkwater of the Inland Home Harold Rogers of Reading, Cal., who Maine coast. < will be an attraction pretty little daughter this week. This cottage spent the early the coming latter part of the at South Harpswell, were guests Alleys can be week. littlf girl will receive parental care week at Wlllard. Mrs. at \ visiting Mary the Thompson cottage < from those who will Saturday. for Mrs. Janet Cobb is seriously ill at make her their I/)vett. One of the events which ren- engaged dered the home of her won in Maiden. Her own. their stay a pleasant one wa* private par- < Mr. an A BC/Y HUNT. many friends regret that she will not John Holden Stone is spending automobile trip to the "Two ties. be able to his vacation with his Mrs. O. Ught*." Finely \ visit Cliff as was expected. mother, and < P. at their summer lighted Mr. Elliot I* Bragg of Errol, N. H.. Stone, pretty On Saturday afternoon. June 29, the Conducted from Hedge to Hedge by home here. Stone arrived Mon- was p ad- ! Is passing his vacation for the second Mr. flag rained at Mr. Prime's new a Pack of Weasels. rfectly season with Mr. C. M. Cobb. day afternoon and will remain for cottage. In justed. "Avalon," anticipation of The Cigars J several weeks. the following extract from an < Mayor Jordan of Went brook with arrival of Mr*. Prime and two quite and Con fee- Mr. Fred and book be family are here for the reason. dom- Hulkley son. children, alno Mr*. Fontaine and Ml** Interesting majr of Intereet'to of New York are our friends. It tionery. Light ! iciled in one of the Johnnon cottages. Chauncey Hulkley Fontaine. Mr. Prime's cottage I* of la "From Mjr Life a* | at the Cliff for a summer Drinks. Ice ! Mr. Fred McArdle and family of cottage generous proportion* with large, airy an Angler." by William Henderson outing. room* and *pacloun veranda*. Mr. published In London in 1879. Mm. F. Hunter of Mont Prime Table. C. Clare, ha* spared no effort In furnish- -About thin Ladies'Reception Rocm. Don't fail to viaiMhe Caaino time, while rambling In w Pa., arrived Wednesday. and In now ing hi* hoime with lie yon are in C aaco Ail are every comfort and the picturesque lane from Bay. welcome, bteamera land occupying her summer home on the leading Mer- ! often. BOW EN 'H convenience, which together with the rlngtoo to North shore. The family hare been unrivalled Windelatone with two oth- Merriam Pt.. East End ultuation. render* hi* sum- er F. A. Chebeague comlnic to thin Inland for mer bojra, an adventure occurred sufll MKRRIAM, ¥anager. Hoiivenir Mliop many year* home one of the most desirable past. in the clently startling to two little r.Anr r.nn ciir.HMncK ■•mnii bay. fellows Mrs. Alice Belchertown. Mr. from 9 to 10 j Kendall. K. H. Morrill, wife and daugh- jreara old. We were bus Man*.. In company with Mrs. John ter. and Mr*. lly engaged In New and Up-to-Date Ba»son of Allston. Mam*.. picking wild strawber- Cushman, Mrs. John Coyle. Mr. Da- arrived on ries which poiUI Saturday, June 29. and will clustered In the hedgerows, 20/100 i'urdi carried in atock. vid Coyle and Miss Orace Coyle, all the occupy Rrww> cottage. when we saw at about a hundred To3r«,(>tmfa,l>r«i her Noffltin. Agency of North Adams. Mass.. arrived Thurs- Mm. I»ul» I. Van | House Lots at Doren. accompan- yards' distance a pack of at least Island for Lnwiwjr'i Chocolate*. day morning, and are now at Hie Ken- ied her 20 The Llttlefleld Chebeague Newapaperg by two children. Isabel)* and weasels property St Cbebeeroe and dall cottage for the remainder of the running from hedge to hedge a boat two bland, Maine, comprising Ptrlote—Hotels and Boarding Houses in the Bay contracting for four or more inches Changing angle not im- prove things. "Throw jf spnee per issue for displayed advertising, have the privilege of weekly inser- your shoulders back," Is another familiar piece of ad- Jon of names under the vice, and one which comes no guests' classification of Register of Tourists, free of nearer the point than the first. The position hoase is charge. of Oar finely located. The view from the broad piazzas and chambers the shoulders has effect is large, hardly any upon the position of the body. The delightful. Toiet rooms on racb floor. Fine, large dining room accommodating shoulders hang the 100 The table is in upon outside of the body like blinds on a house. Shift guests. supplied with tbe best the market, vegetables ana THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1907. their as cream direct from oar own farm. Tennis court on lawn in front place much as you like; you do not change the shape of the chest of house. Pine beach for bathing and boating. Two lines of steamers direct from Portland. Hoase cavity. three minutes from Hamilton's only Landing. Plenty of amusement, dancing, card par* There is only one way of ties and etc. Book with ua if want to The five-cent shows do not need doing that—by getting the back and neck where musicals, you enjoy yoar vacation. MINI AIM ALMANAC they belong, by keeping the erect. This is talk renovation half as much as some of spine proposition easier to Rales or abou than Application. Accomnodates 100. Cpea Jim 10 to October 1. to carry out. It cannot be carried out unless a an the two-dollar swindles, laments the is willing to Week of July 11 to 17. make a determined effort. July Birmingham Age-Herald. Sun length Tide Instead of the rules Scasci tf Jane 15 to 15 High about "throwing the shoulders back," or "holding up 1907, S«pt. Dav Rises. Sets of Day. Morn. Even. your there head," is one simple and accurate bit of counsel which answers all 11 4 17 7.22 15.05 11.48 11.48 Public opinion seems sadiy divided, purposes. It is this: the neck SUMMIT HOUSE 12 4.18 7.22 15.44 to the Keep pressed back against the collar. That 12.03 12.18 Detroit News, as to the useful- will do the CHKBEACUC ISLAND 13 work.—World's Work. 4.18 7.21 15.03 12.33 1.03 ness of the man who makes two shares 14 4.19 7.20 On the crest of the slope, chosen 15.01 1.18 1.33 of stock one grow where grew be- most of t be hotels as an ideal 15 4.20 7.21» 15.00 L48 by 218 l ocation. the 16 4.21 fore.—Detroit News. Overlooking ocean 7.19 14.58 2.33 3.03 and the restful island 17 scenery 4.22 7.19 14.57 3.18 3.48 of fleld and wood. No better It ig the wireless telephone now. Af- spot for complete rest and recre- We cannot cease to wonder at the ter a little, prophecies the New York ation. Table and service first- ciasv Accommoaties, witb cot* consummate skill of the captains of American, all a man will have to do To Make Domestic MRS. CLINTON M. HAMILTON, Proprietor tsge, 40 guests. Rates reasonable. the island boats who make their land will be to sit in his office and think, ings exactly on time on a morning so and his ideas will be taken off a trans- thick with fog that passengers have to mitter at the other side of the earth. Science Practical Island View Cottage feel their way on to the docks to avoi-J Great Chebeague, Me. going overboard. By Mrs. Evans L. F. One of the first acts of a millionaire Lynder of Chicago, HAMILTON, Proprietor LOCATION and first- on returning to his old home in Ohio, Active in General Federation of Women's Clubs. everything The man who wears his Panama FINEclass. Verandas and large airy rooms. according to the Montreal Star, was Bates on annex built turned down in front application. Cottage may look rak- to search for a dime that he lost this season for rooms only. Open Jane IB ish, but the effect is less to 15. demoralizing when he was five years old. Do you Sept. on your stomach than the HERE is a that appearance wonder that he became a millionaire? prevalent impression domestic science of the roll up front and turn down means only the teaching of the rudiments of home-making, back, which is an attempt to be odd the fundamentals of cookery, the first stages in the art of at Possibly all legislation would be im- the expense of good sense. The needlework, and the general management of the house HAMILTON VILLA CII81jAND^* possible without logrolling, but It At turn down front is for it which practical have learned the popular east end, to all hotels and amusements, sensible, would housekeepers through expert- adjacent puzzle any casuist, observes the Freeh ocean shades the eyes. The fact is that domestic science and domestic arts farm and products in plenty. Only 3 minutes' walk Chicago Chronicle, to tell the differ- are, practically the formulation of the from two steamboat Fine cool and ence speaking, expert- landings. groves shady walks. between a member of the legis- —'I Beet of references The difficulty of making steamboat Hence.ences of the home-maker and the results of scientific in- given. Bates on application. Accommodate* with cottage flk lature voting for a bill for money landings at the stone wharf at Hamil vestigation. None of us wants to expose the privacy of ALFRED E. HAillLTON, Proprietor and voting for it to get some other the ton's, Chebeague, is to cause the home life to public gaze, but no man does this when he meets his fellow likely member S fl ■ a NP of a to vote for some other bill. worker in his Atrip to Portland is no 'ringer to secure good meats building new wharf further east profession to discuss professional subjects, and there are many necessary || I I Our new refrigerator witb sn ice of over two tons will on the same questions in home life which an capacity shore, where bolder wa- open and free discussion among the women Iwl L mm I ensble us to furnish you with as good meat as can be obtained in ter The can be found. The channel at investigating committee of the managing these homes would clear and assist. Until we break down this tbecity. We shall keep constsntly on band all kinds of Beef, Ham and Bacon. cat of meat on the market will Hamilton's was Minnesota state senate finds that rail- feeling of reserve, until we learn to become which is the secret Lamb, Pork, Aay be far- dredged thoroughly, impersonal, nlshed If ordered one In advance. but mud is road is of the day mud, and it has slipped property In that state which maintaining spirit of privacy, and at the same time discuss all ques- back in valued at tions faced In we such quantities as to half fHl 9215.000.000 Is capitalized to common, can not hope to meet the great need of the day the the in domestic iBTMUB I. The Cath dredged bottom. extept of about (400.000.000. Now science and domestic arts, which is the creation of the point of miltTOI, Bracar, Chebeague, la. It is the turn of the railroad presi- contact between the scientific worker in domestic questions in tha university The and schools and the magazines and papers are giv- dents, thinks the New York Herald, practical home-maker. The present-day housekeeper, to the woman of our own ing space freely to the Walter Well- deplore the popular tendency to at- generation, seems to be the hardest one to arouse. No man tack set of women can In the airship North Pole discovery pro- corporations and to appeal to the present chaotic condition set up standards. The White needs of the are so ject. Nevertheless. Commander R. E. House again to arrest local agi- family various and so pressing that no one of us, no has tation group of us, can work out for Peary not ceased operations on against railroads in the various others these delicate problems, but we can come the to learn the new Roosevelt which still seems to be states. together discoveries and to adjust them to everyday life, the and in that we can favorite. It may be possible some doing learn the things upon which we already agree. We day to reach the can work out no laws in Pole through an air Reports of the London public libra- domestic questions upon any other ground, and we but the must beware of cure-all of flight, people want to see a ries show that the proportion of novels theories, sweeping revolutions, and trust to the man who has common sense of the American reached it over the sur- and stories called for has been dimin- home-maker to evolve, under the laws of God, face of the earth and something which will lift this work battled with the ishing steadily during the last few great onto a professional basis.—The hand to hand. Home Magazine. difficulty years and Is lower this year than ever before, while the Westminster Gazette The ladies are already calling on is informed by publishers that "the us to "come in the water, it's fine." taste for Action Is giving way." On But we men shiver Veilings and. recalling past this side of the water, notes the New We are a assortment of our showing large beantifal pattern experience, keep feet in the s-inda York the Veils and Sun. book season has been Drapes, lh*» colors and are of the shore. How is it that the fe- styles the latest and remarkable for the scarcity of Action. The most of the season male sex V popular and are are the first to begin sea Boy of exceptionally fashionable. few stories of even Today Very note, for the bathing. Is there tougher Fnll line anything moment, have been published. ^ Is He Worse Than of Neck Veilings plain and fancy about their constitution which enables Boys of Other Days? V 25ctO $1 S yd. them Automobile Veils in all the desirable to endure the chilly temperature shades SI to $6 Physical perfection, remarks the Bos- Hat of early July better. Of course there Jb By President the Scarfs, 1* yards Ion*? ton Is Candage of Boston C 75C and are some men Herald. becoming a matter of 50c, $1.25 bathing, but the women Lace all col >rs more rational consideration "Industrial Home." Fancy Veils, really always commence it. by par- 31 and up ents. educators, physicians and legis- N public school education the boy of the present an the whole possesses There have been lators. drift of current an no disastrous for- advantage, in length of the school year and in studies est happenings shows; and nothing Is fire* in Casco Bay since the woods as now pursued, over the boy of sixty or more than seventy years ago, at Mr. B. slgniArant the way in but he "Khatmandhu," A. Ballard's whether leaves school better equipped to become a at which theories of government and of place Chebeaicue were destroyed citizen and to battle for a livelihood is an open Nechwear question. education that were time honored have some Ave years * Some think be Is ago, partially. It is not. and give as a reason for so Novelties in Wash Neckwear. and a matter to been modiAed by the inrreas'ng real------Novelty practical whleh little thought is thinking that he lacks kindliness in manners and usefulness fco hand in hand ization that underneath respect with this ncckwear. given until the Are breaks sound mental for his and has little pretty actually out, I superiors, regard for law and order, W e *re a beantifal line of but with the and moral conditions there must b- as showing linen collars and waxh rapid growth of mine of compared with the boy of earlier periods. Whether stocks of all the human true or descriptions. the islands a public water supply Is healthy physical organiffm otherwise, such is the criticism. becoming almost a and the If true, does not the fault lie In the home necessity largely training and not at the Chemisettes, Coat Sets, Hancy Chiffon Neck Ruff's. protection to In case Thcmowt effectual antl-suiclde door of the public schools? who Is dwellings of flre work The boy trained at home to be kind to Tourist would be an well worth con- Is that whlrh the Individual ran his equals, respectful to his and to liuching 20C and 6 in advantage do. superiors elderly persons, and to respect 25c, 50c bOX, yd*, box the Neck sidering. If be will. If every IndlTldual. mora] and common law Is not to become a terror Ruching plead-* likely to his neighbors 25c, 38c and 50c the Ixiulsvllle Courler-Jourml. wnull by his lawlessness, although there may be exceptions to the rule. There's one about the deal lean with his Today, our houses are with thing Cundy's selfishly fellows, heated furnace, hot air, or hot water, an.l Harbor and Ournet does Into his home the boy has no wood to no trip—it not bringing greater feel- saw, flres to build. Water Is drawn from a faucet, rater to Chebeagu** a and he has no people to great ing of affection and gentleness and In- pumping to do or water to bring In for washing and house- extent. When you return aro to hold use. And so In you Ms business relations a more pro- many ways he has been relieved of the "chores" the boy landed at Jenks, which Is three of earlier periods had to miles nounced spirit of 'lire and let lire,** do. and he finds time for mischief, which. It Is said, from the "Idle Drapery busy of the hands" too often And. | part Island, and and ao. little little, the Yon will find in onr Dept. by destroy a fnll with no visible means of Drapery Department assort- conveyance. harsh, antagonistic grinding and pinch- ment of erery thing in th« and A road of ank1«» rirtperv decorative line. winding de*p sand ing conditions which today beget tin H«nd»< mn ttnd confronts inexpenaire atnff*—jnat what yon want to aet you. passing through the told misery and entail paralyzing off yonr least attractive cottage. part of the Island. Why struggles, there would be few^r sui- not either land at or Crt IJttlefleld's, give cides. If only each msn resolved hlm- Why tonnoH from a connection for that IOC tO landing at Houth *elf Into an antl-sulctde bureau In the hiikoiin«?a S4.50 HarpsweH? living of his dally life, what a differ- I2ic 85,000,000 Americans Htripe 8crima yard ent old world thin would be! l5c A POSITIVE NEED. Will Continue to Eat Three Full j D«*mma yard It Is now bworo# i fact that thf 26c We are consuming our forests. It Is Meals a Colored C'nrtaina yard narrow, tortuous channel st Pott* Day. regrettable to the New York Commer- 95c to 95.00 Point Is a detriment to the advance- Crepoiinea cial to think that the greatest force of 25c ment of Casco and the time ha* ya d Bar. Leslie M. _ Bnnapa civilisation, the press. Is In so great a 8y Shaw, 15c arrived when an effort must he made to 22c yard measurse responsible for this condi- Former of the Mualin CnrUina to hare It straightened some auh Secretary Treasury. 42c by tion. But "white paper" must com# ,t to 94.00 marine Pc.rtiert-fl blasting. It Is not too early to no from in ew hers to supply the tons up- SI.50toS4.00 agitate the matter, and we would sug- Portierea on tons of newspapers that go out Rope JScrwnn Lawo gest to our readers American people will do well to keep prominent before Cnahioua that they hold from the hundreds of dally news estab- their eye® themselves to endorse the fact that the earning capacity of a of ready any pro lishments In the more tons piece land; still fluctuate with to the matter before property does not the quotations of the poaal bring the are for the Innumerable required mag- Stock The of 1906 was proper committees at Waahlngton at Exchange. crop enormous and the azines and other periodicals. There- price the next The thereof was unprecedented!? high. It has not Congreaa. appropriation fore the forests are felled. yet Elgbty-sev. been consumed and not It SilK all of to do this work must come In ths baa been marketed. The en palp mills In New York state are world Is River and Harbor reaching forth Its hands for every surplus bale of Fancy Taffrtas in Dept appropriation. The a million tons of >*Mripe» and Cheops in grinding wood Into cotton we can Dtmi nqH Wai-t conditions at make spare, and tenders cash In payment Labor 69c present It Impos every year. A part of this vest length», regular a«>d 85c at. palp Is employed at better wages than ever qnaitit* alble to safely pilot slseable before, and our 86,- 40C yard any amount mast be Imported, as the de 000,000 people are steamer and the 0HK eating three times $6,000,000 fall meals a day, through, newest bay struction baa already extended to the clothes wearing nnpatched and sweetly at night Begone our fears! craft have to stop and back to get of alarm. Carried sleeping Not point oat to Its on til apprehension of danger from through. Sailing yachts are often resulting repeated predictions of erll logical conclusion, all thla would mean, leads to less acreage also In this planted, less raW material purchased for the 4amaged dangerous chaa- of coarse, die satire denudation of the less labor factories, employed sad a curtailment In consumption will be Eastman Ml. forest acreage Of the state. generally snf- Brothers & Isr commercial Bancroft oollapse. Commonwealth Hote> Harbor W. S. Opposite State House Candy** 1 JORDAN & CO«9 Portland DBALBB8 DV Mrs. Bernard of Philadelphia has MASSACHUSETTS And still another new BOSTON, taken the Elliott cottar* for the sea- enterprise Is with for Mrs. son. Mrs. P. M. Varrell and Miss us, W. H. Ridley has GROCERIES—PROVISIONS Prances Varrell of New re-opened her Ice cream rooms ss she London, tye has done twins. Miss Harriet and Miss Eliza- the past fire se—ons, and In Tackle beth Burt of and the conjunction with the frozen dainties Wishing Anchor* Oars Cordage Philadelphia, she will Rev. Mr. H. B. Ives, wife and daugh- hare on sale a constant sup- Oiled of Clothing Dories Skiff* ter are guests of Mrs. Bernard for the ply cakes, also bread snd dough- nuts. Bunts Sow lummer. Knowing the excellence of Mrs. Boats St. Lawrence River Skiffs At the Packard cottage are Mrs. J. Ridley's culinary concoctions we pre- Motor Launches dict much L. S. Barton and children of Winches- success for her and a great ter, Mass. convenience to those who hare so of- ten Mr. and Mrs. A. P. C. Griffln, Miss wished for a chance to buy home Grace Griffln and Mr. T. S. P. Griffln cooking. This will si so prove bene- ficial to are at the McClellsn cottage. "campers" and the several Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Thurston and yachts that anchor In our bay during the 7th Miss Mabel Thurston of Washington, summer. Anniversary Sale of OPTICAL BOODS The D. C., will spend the summer at the stork hovered in our midst last Lowest week Prices Ever known Until 15 Cram cottage on the East Marginal and in leaving gave a dear little Sept. road. baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. & Wat- S3 Rimless Eyeglasses SI Prof. George T. Files and of son. Congratulations are extended. family WAKIAKTKD lO TEAKS will season at Mrs. William is Brunswick spend the Worthing quite sick Gold Pilled Prtme* Oflm rates rooms at 76c Bo lid Gold for with hot and oold water of fi per day and op; rooms with the Despeaux cottage. present, but her friends are hoping Chains Mounting* $1.60 for a |1.00Eyeglwi 60C Aluminum Frame* 360 bath and suites of two rooms Mrs. Sullivan of and her two soon recovery. private |1J0per day np; and private bath S3 per day Bangor Special Lenses 60O >nd up. are Mrs. Alfred •nd np. Offers weekly ratee on rooms with hot and oold water and shower baths of children the guests of Mr. and Catlin and children of Oculists' Prescriptions filled at 33 per cent discount from usual prices. Mrs. R. H. Baxter of are Bast were here rooms with hatha to suites of two rooms Bath, who Harpswell early in Eyes Examined Free—To oelebrate the seventh fStofS; private |B fl2; and bath |I5 to the anniversary of my at the Hyde cottage this summer. week Mr. and Mrs. H. Le- location *_n I shall theie low |21 Absolately fireproof; stone nothing wood but the doors. visiting Portland, qaote prices. floors; Equipped Miss Minnie Hale and Miss Fannie roy Catlin. with Its own vacaum UNTIL SEPTEMBER IS ONLY cleaning plant. I*OBg-dlstance In We are telephone every Hale or Sherbrooke have as their told a is soon to con- And are room. a bridge Remember, although my prices the lowest in New I Strictly temperance hotel. STOKER F. nect never deal England, CRAFTS, Manager. guest at the Knight cottage, Mrs. Ma- Oakhurst island with this one, in any foods excepting those of the very best qnality. I examine Bend for booklet. and the and fit chin of Quebec. in such a way as to greatly en- eyes carefully them correctly; and I warrant all my glassts to fit. I make needed in the Dr. and Mrs. Woodbury Pulslfer of hance the value and beauty of each. any change lenses, within one year, absolutely free of charge. I keep accurate records of all so that If Washington, D. C., were the first to We trust this may be correct, and is prescriptions your Railroads Railroads lsssrs are broken, I can replace them without further examination. bar- arrive, having opened their cottage the one of the links in the chain leading fng the psit seven years I have fitted the eyes of one-seventh the en- latter of to the part June. possible and very ppobable tire pop^atton of Cumberland County. future of Mr. and Mrs. Bdgar Whitrldge of prosperity. Renumber the place, over Fidelity Trust Co., opp. Preble House. are at their Miss Jessie Brookline, Mass., cottage, Holbrook is home from N. T. WORTHLBY. Jr. formerly the Curtis cottage. Dr. and Brunswick to remain until first of Sep- _ MAINE'S LEAOINQ OPTI3AN Mrs. B. T. Wasgatt of Bangor and Mr. tember. ■470 1-B Congress cat. Both'Phones. and Mrs. T. J. Whitrldge of Law- Mrs. C. A. Percy of Bath and P. O. & rence. Mass., are their guests. Percy of Quincy, Mass., were recent BOSTON Mr. Thomas H. and of guests here MAINE Riley family of Mrs. P. L* Thompson. Brunswick are at their cottage for the Mrs. Benjamin McVane of Portland b.9. w»tson C * W— season. is here visiting her parents, Capt. and RAILROAD Hon. and Mrs. W. D. Fennell of Lew- Mrs. WATSON BR08. Humphrey Skolfleld. Nearest to tbe iston have their for Miss Steamboat Landing opened cottage Annie Mulcahy has been very the summer. ill the past week, but under medical GROCERIES AND Algernon G. Miss Edna attendance PROVISIONS Chandler, of Dr. Eliott is consider- FRESH MEATS. CANNEO PRODUCE TO THE BEAUTIFUL Chandler and Miss Rose Chandler of GOODS, ably better. Cigars and Tobacco, Pine Coal and Gasoline Brunswick and Miss Chand- Confectionery, Ice, Wood, Charlotte Mrs. Thomas Skolfleld and children Fresh FISH, Complete Fisblng Outfits ler of South Framingham. Mass., are have been in Minnegance recently vis- We call (or and deliver orders In Candy's Harbor and East and at their cottage on bay. Harpswell, Maquoit iting Mrs. Walter Perry. ship goods by boat to any lanaing Mr. and Mrs. M<-Kenny of Bruns- WHITE William Cochrane of Edgecomb and Postals MOUNTAINS wick and arrived at the Point Baggage Moving Cundy's Harbor, Me. Souvenir family his sister. Mrs. 8. EL Dodge of New Tuesday. Castle were called here last week by Dr. and Mrs. Hektoen of Chicago Low Rates and Fast the illness of their cousin, Mrs. E. D. Trains have as their guests Dr. and Mrs. Pres- Percy. ton Keyes of Chicago. Mrs. Bert Brigham was in Bruns- Miss Km ma Armstrong of Le wist on Excellent and wick a day of last week. ABNER J. HARRI8 Parlor, Sleeping, Dining Buffet Cars is making a short stay at the Point. Little Miss Alice Eastman has been Miss Gertrude Sands and Miss Elean- CUNDY'S HARBOR, ME. in Portland the past two weeks, vis- D.J. or Sands of Lewiston are down for a We a fall stock of first-class Flanders O.M.Burt iting her aunt, Mrs. on Rob- carry Groceries, Meats and Pro- weeks. Sawyer, few erts street. visions in season. Also Lobsters and Sea Foods. Fishermen's Pus. Traf. Mgr. Gen. Pus. John N. Wood and family of Lewls- Aft. Irving Snow of Brunswick Shoes ton have their cottage for the passed Supplies. Boots, and Bubber Goods, Candies, Souvenir opened Sunday here with relatives. season. Postals and Souvenir .Novelties. Our teams visit all of the Mrs. Levi who has been parts Gardner Cram and family of Bruns- Holbrook, island rates made for in Parker's Head and daily. Special excursionists and camping wick are at the "Shack" for the sum- Ninneg&nce the past two weeks has and for horses. Trade here and have mer. returned home. parties. Boarding hitching Coastwise Steamers Frank H. on Postoffice in the store. John Kincard and G. Allen Howe of Skolfield, recently the money. Manhattan, of the Portland Maine Central R. Lewiston and John P. Winch ell were and New R. York line of is at home MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- down over the Fourth. steamers, for a few weeks' vacation. The Fourth was celebrated in the Miss Christine Crosby has gone to Excurcinns! PORTATION CO. STEAMSHIP LINES usual way with a grand display of Ml Case* I* la Valaa Day West brook for a two weeks' visit. Praptrly Tkroi(k lay Siting Yearly From fireworks on the end of the Point Mrs. W. A. The baseball season is to Lapler and little daugh- TO82.00 NAPLE8. M expected BO&TOM PROVIDENCE ter, Doris, of Cape are here This Fiat at Sabases Leave Portland 8.45 a. to open Monday with a game between the Porpoise, Property m., rail Seba- a This With fish stana, stable and and steamer for visit with their several rela- Space store, dwelling, 4R> Lake, to Naples, or Brldgton. TO. "Neverwlns" and the "Blessings of the ten acres land across Sebago Uke and the 8ongo tives. improved up NEWPORT NEWS * Reserved For River, take dinner at or Bridge- NORFOLK, Bay." Naples Brewer fam- James P. Eastman, mate of the Se- ton; returning arrive Portland 6.66 p. m BALTIMORE The "Pointers" miss the basoodegan. was In this Cut of It will tab's la va'ss Is a si art tea ily of Jamaica Plain very much. They place a few Host delightful route to Jamestown hours of last Also a mag nifleent at are at Christmas Cove, Maine. Sunday. to Be property Candy'a Harbor, S 1.5 O Exposition. Direct terries Property with modern store, week the Point will Owing to sickness in the the dwelling, stables, wharves, TO 8EBAOO LAKE AND RAYMOND. By another place etc Will sell either to BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA Fourth was Shown eto., place tlfbt parties, _ Leave dance Several Portland at 8.46 a. m.. and at probably be In full swing with a unusually quiet and I can convince the buver of tbe advance in Lake take steamer across the Bot root* to of our mothers ^ebago Jersey reset Reeetts. Ac- at the Saturday night. young took their chil- Next Week values in live minutes. Good reason for lake and up the east In- commodation • ud alley selling. shore, passing enislae usuptMsd. dren up river on a sail as far as Cur- 4Ian Island. White's Bridge. Raymond bend for booklet. net, FRANK RIDLEY, Maine ■Cape, The Images and up the River Jor- going via Sebascodegan, and are Sebasco, dan to A. M. CLUBMEN LEARNING TO COOK. General Store. Groceries, Fish, Outfits. Raymond village for dinner and Graham, Agt Jas Barry, Agt. giving good reports of courtesy re- Provisions, Ice, Fishing •a visit to the State flsh hatchery, where Mass. B.L tna Boston, Providence, ceived. Why not go again and In whole process of hatching and rais- W. P. Trafllo larg- Turner, Passenger Mgr. Take In er ing trout and salmon may be seen. Auto 1st* Course Tinkering, numbers to show how glad we Return General Offices: Baltimore, Md. Is made, arriving in Portland Killing Cows and Camping. are of having the Portland steamer WILLIAM N. Maine ■6 55 p. m. SEALS, Sebasco, here? Not always convenient for us The gentle art of hitting a cow ao GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS The Afternoon to go the other way and be gone over Coastwise Steamers as not to the best beefsteak, the spoil night, but we can have sailing parties Canned Cooda, Meats, Produce, Eto. loe and Fish River science on a 8ongo Trip of flopping a fried egg and picnics and river for a Orders Delivered at Sebasco and Small Point. Via Rail. Stea/rtr and Marrow go up Gauge hot radiator with a monkey wrench, few hours and little Leave Portland 1.06 p. m., arrive ftcba- "every helps." nnrrm A X /^rrQ I have 400 acres of the finest cottage lots on go Lake 1.37 p. m., where the Steamer and the way to place rear seat cush- Show our good will In the interest of vUl liiVJJj Lv/Iu or near tbe shore. The ricsmer "Hawthorne" Sebascodego takes you across Sebago ions ma- the steamer. from Portland lands at tbia propeity every in with of run- Lake, the to form a good bed for the day summer, prospects up Kongo River, across the the round in tbe near fat a re. and look at t bis land now before tbe Bay of and rooned Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harris end Mrs. ning year Call Naples Long Pond to Brldg- New will be taught to the members has on all YorkDirect as it tbe resorts of Line soars, Paaco ton. Tally-ho to the village. Narrow Gauge Geo. Brigham were in Bath and Bruns- price leading Bay. to Fast modern of the Country Auto club. Just organ- Brldgton Junction, thence Maine Cen- steamships of the wick last week Wednesday. tral to Portland, arriving Portland 7.46 ized by wealthy Clevelanders. W. N. BE ALS, At lit Hinmll Striatal Uillig, Sttact, HiIn p. m. Portland Line sail from Franklin The Allequlppa of the New Meadows Distance The club has Long Telephone Wharf to New York without established headquar- Co., is having a goodly patronage from To ters on the lake shore. The one re- this the White Mountain* on at 10 a. place this season, for hardly a change, Mondays m., quisite for is that each is made but and Return 1 and Satur- membership trip passengers come or L. WALLACE nesdays Thursdays member must swear by the automobile go. end our stage is also as well filled at 6 S4.70 days 30 p. m., making this and not at It. as ever. Of this we are glad as the Oakhurst Island L*»ve Portland ».10 a. m. Four hours *t short in about The latter is our all year convenience and Me. Crawford*. Mount Pleasant House or delightful, sea-trip enthusiasm of Its members has Candy's Harbor, BOAT BUILDER we desire Fabyana for dinner and driving, arriving twenty-two hours. No summer carried them so far as to appoint a the most travel there, for MBS. T. V. DARLING, Prop. MAINE back In Portland at 7.45 m SBBASCO, p. or by re- tour John very few small places have as good a maining at Fabyana an hourcan arrive In without it. Full touring committee, headed by complete stage as is us or a driver more We bare fscillt ies for building launch** Portland at 5 0> p. m. given information at wharf office. Zangerele. president of the club and Board lot; and in one of tb« fin* and boats of all kindest abort Tourists on thla cat* also visit kind or accommodating than is Mr. lodging pleasure trip expert whose duties It shall be eat tpoti in Ca«co Bay. Fine oak grov* bat the finest of ma- Fryeburic. North Conway. Intervale, Jack- H. A. driver, E. W. notice. Nothing son CLAY, Agent Holbrook. with and Insolation of and Bartlett If they prefer at a leaa to instruct the other members in auto boating, bathing tlahlng privi- terials u»«d in our work. «xpense or June 15 to 15. Bates Maplewood. ftethlehem. Pro- lege*. Open Kept. a for Victor file House. moblling. Zangerele says: SPECTACLES MODERN INVEN- week. of tea engines specialty. Agent Jefferson. I^ancaater at a (8 per Plenty foods, Ga«olene Kngine of parts alight additional expense. "I believe that member of the Ban vegetables, etc. Repairing every TION. Bto milk, will receive prompt attention. club should Poland Spring*, Maine be thoroughly prepared Giast Made by Ancients Not Perfect- against breakdowns on the road by $3.90 to Poland Spring Houae and R«* ly Transparsnt. 8KOLFIELD COTTAGE turn. an Intimate his ma- knowledge of Did Nero wear spectacles? Pliny re- NARRINOTOR COTTAGE Mr*. A. A.tKOLPIKLO, Prop. f3 .06 going ttaturdav and return chine and Monday. by a resourcefulness that lates that the Nero used a MRS. H. E. Cundy'a Harbor. Me Kvery Holiday to Moosebead Lake and Emperor HARRINGTON, Prop. will make It possible for him to stay Gin accomodatate a few boarder* with Rangeley Lake, Lrav<* I ortiand ft.60 a. m. precious stone through which he gazed vlth the Cundy'a Harbor, Main* good family table. Plenty of freah »ea arriving on return at 7 40 p. m. |2 50 the machine, no matter where on the gladiatorial combata. Dr. Msg- Accommodation* for aammer boarders food and comfortable rocma. at tha round trip to either Hat or- •he stall Right place, doing occurs, until It is repaired. nus, the latest to examine in homelike Good bead of the ateamboat day or to Moosebead and return authority •orroondinga. table. landing. Hunday Plumbing a runs ha» or —AND- "Accordingly series of the pas*age critically, holds that this Handy to shore and steamer*. Bales on Sunday Monday (ft. »een Leave Portland 7 is, % 30 a. m. or 11.AC prepared. On these the member? m^ans that the emperor was In the application. a. m.; arrive Poland Houk- »> *111 be Hprlng tsught how to cook, eat and habit of an It.lA a. m. or I p. m. Take dinner and gazing upon emerald which remain in will be until about S p. m., and arrive at leep their machines. They he used to carry with him for the pur- Portland aught how to the WILSON BR08. prepare meals under pose of resting his eyes when they be- Piping lost trying clrcumatancea. came of Orr's Island. Me. tired looking at the shows. fcxeursions Your orders will "It la BUIIDEXS OF Sunday a (treat mlatake to hit a cow This view Is corroborated by the be- n the road EVERY bUNDAY to prompt atten- and then leave her. There lief of antiquity that green bsd a rest- Laaachas, Yiehts tad Motor Bsats re any In ful the White Mountains tion. number of cood beefsteaks effect upon the eyes. Contrivances Of Rtwj lltxri Ip< Ion Leave Port ..i.d 9.30 a. m.; arrive •*r that should not be by. Csr» for the Of sun to a Yards and at Orr's Ma. Fabyana Itn n-on. Leave fabyana J 15 pissed bringing rays the shops Island, hould Beat of Faat p. m.; arrive Cortland 5 25 p. m.; con- slwsy* be taken to hit a fo* focus In order to produce combustion workmanship goaranteed. necting for Boston. models or boa s. F. & C. B. NASH CO. n the port quarter, abaft the shoul have been almost heavy seagoing Agents employed from time for all mikes of gasolene enginea. Be 384-390 fDK rr. »r. used to kindle 81.50 Trip Round sbrdaol s etaolnnnnnnn sore and get oar prlcea before ordering "Should a farm wsgon attempt to try Immortal. Burning glaases were boats of any description. I'rompt deliv- Sundays to or Ravmond for Nap)*« trength with used to flres ery. Best ol relerenc*s. dinner. flavin* Portl-ind ». •» a. m. your ear, never rus* kindle and theae must have across Hebago I^ika and up the Bongo way. Always Rather the klndllni- been of considerable size even In a River to Naplea or aorosa Hebago U>« ood. It make* like to Kaymond Returning, arrive at Port- a companionable 1" country Greece where the sun Waltr Outfits land 5 U m. e Pumping p. blaze by the country side at nl*h shines hot most of the year. Moreover SRAYLOR ENQRAVING 00. hen we 940 twiddle » ortiand fi«Ml«n« $1.50 the Round the differential *esr ha* beer are told they were kept In chero- St., Enfl-t fvppllts UTISf Trip -oken and home la M mllea dWtanf .sis snops ror the purpose. If yon want nice deep rota and the kind ACTION filMMRT ID A Through Perlcr < *r Uitn Portland tb« well end aim the least "There are kno» Though the art of of print troabia, -9.10 a m.. arriving m many things to making glass a Montreal »]( p. 1 lo t give os trial order Wa make diaw- >out a machine certain kinds Is 8. D. Thorndikt Mac kin* C«. A 1 brooch SlMp-r U*»ft Portland I've known of e*« old, spectacle* had t<> Ings to illostraie neaarapera, pamphlets, a t.OO m. ar wait the PORTLAND PIKR 4*11/. Sunday Included. p •Inn boiled In a radiator, the engl" discovery or Invention of letter bead*, cards, e.e. rtrlnf Montreal ill a. m. 4ome Tel. 1866-2. 2215 •In* run so that the method that would produce It 1774-1; (loose, TtlfpboM A Parlor ar Lmvm Portland at 111 rapidly e*pl- one iJ» p m.. dally except Sundae kept the water hot. Bans cs perfectly transparent. Specimens ot •o glass have been A Par.or Car Leave* Portland at 9.1* be fried on top of the hot cyllf found In Egyptian a. m. except at tombs daily, Sunday, arriving T heads, but It more than 4000 yesrs and CORDES CAFE Qoebeo I.H p. ». takes considered old, class bottles are OHARLBI W. CCRLEM perlence to flop them with a monk- > represented on CLIFF COTTAG8 tombs at least 1600 fMrrlire WEST enrh. All this we to tesrh o years earlier. In FOR SALE 489 St., Through Mrs. L. W. outhard. Prop. hope OoBfreM Portland •mber* Mesopotamia the art of To tha Weat vta the Crawford Notch CLIFF I I. Cleveland correspondet c making glass At Cbebesga* Island, farm hoaas Adjoining th» famotM Longfellow m&a- White Mountalna. LANO, has been of tha the New traced for at least 2000 years aersa •Iod. Poor 13 rnn— a. m. Tork World. and stable, 19 of Boon, private dining Lcava Portland. t it f.M p. m Plo«wt location, E*e#ll#nt rooma iw* 8. C. land, high- Arrive Montreal. ».1t p m. t.if a. m tabla ratfi on tppll«alloa. Cliff I land I est on 1 «• a. m. 11 But point island, spriug w»t«r, Arrive Ottawa, M noon lamoM for to;bla«, flahlnf and banatlfo all the glass of aatlqnlty was of AirIra Toronto^ 7 J» a. m. 7 t« p. m. In beautiful prore«, house BKLLCVUE COTTAGE walk-. Courtesy Only. Inferior quality and was almost ass- recently Arrive Detroit. S <* p. m. Ilia, m rem Mrs. O. A. "Do you ever talk to ess deled, three Are Roitra, Prcprlator' Arrive St. Loot a, 7 11 a. m 14* p. m. back you for purposes where the rays of open plsoss, » *0 p. m. II # a. m. if«t" hard |n| {|| Rl Arrive Chieaf*. asked the solicitous friend Ight were to be transmitted unbroken wood floors. Ck#Wc|M It'wC Arrtva St. Paul. «.»• a. «. The frock coat hu cimi< to b« won For furthor partlcaUra. fold era, ruide 'Sometlmss," answered Mr. Meek tod with undiminished energy. Fine bargain for some one. by men of fashion In London, and I »n; "ft rery little; just to show h» Mirrors also wars made In Egypt Prioe $4000. retogatad to bank clarka and dry good at I here not ^.KTBoSFHiJ^r gone to slesp."—Was* thousands of years before the Chris- Address care Cssoo floor-walker*. Bay O. P. AT. A, It e R. H, Portland ngton Star. Ian era.—Chicago Tribune. Prases, Box 212, Portland, M* OpMJttMtOMltft.19 Saturdays in July The Store of Are Quality Clerks' Holidays Special Mid-Summer Offerings Our Store Will Be At Extremely Low Prices Closed the Entire Day At the Glove Dept. OWEN, riOORE & CO. Lot of elbow length Mousquetalre IJsle Gloves, at silk finish, black and clasps wrist, white. Cool, durable, good gloves, value $1.50 fitting $1X0 Small lot 8-button length Lace Mitts, white only, the 75c kind... 25c New shipment, best quality 12-button length Real Kid Glace Mousquetalre, black, white and new leather shades $3.00 Elbow length Silk Gloves with double tips, white only $1.00 PEAK'S ISLAND HOUSE At the Eolb Telephones. Agency for Universal Landry. Orders Tsken for Lobsters aid Fist Hosiery Dept. ALL 18 ACTIVITY AT THE PEAK8 Imported Lace Lisle lace HOSTELRY AND ROOM8 AL Stockings, boot and lace allovers, with , garter tops, double soles, heels and toes. Hermsdorf fast M03T AT A PREMIUM. black dye. 50c quality 29c The season Is fairly on at Bustln's Women's Silk Lisle Trefethen & Swett Co. Island. Stockings. Fast Black, double cotton soles. Every cottage Is let, and many heels and toes "Themico" rooms are brand, excellent wearing qualities. booked (or the season. Interesting Jottings of the Life and 38c quality There are the usual 29c PROVISIONERS number of young Gayety of the Guests. "Themico" brand people, and on every side Is heard imported very sheer gauze lisle Hermsdorf double Stockings. praises of this beautiful with At this popular all is dye, soles, heels and toes and garter WholeMler* and Retailer* of island, hostelry activ- Value 50c tops. its and Mine 3 many opportunities for sports, its ity Host Rowe is having a pre $1.00, per pair 35c lovely walks and its social opportun- record breaking season. On the Fourth ad Doiestic ities. the lapirtei Groceries, Hotel, Yicht ail Fucj Fully Sipplies The best proof of the popu- house sheltered one hundred and ten At the larity of Bustin is that people who guests, against sixty-five at this Waist All Kinds cf and Dept. Poultry Fancy Came In Season have once been here always want to time last season. On every Incoming boat White come again. guests are arriving and Lingerie Waist, open back, short Especial attention is given to packing so that will daily, by val sleeves, deml-yoke of perishable goods they Mr. S. Henry and Mrs. Had- another week his lace and two panels of Swiss arrive H&dley genial clerk, Chas. embroidery and val inser- ip perfect condition. of Wilson, will be tions, edged with val val ley Somerville, Mass., are at the trying to solve the lace, lace and tucks on back, em- vexed broidery and lace 130-132 Commercial "Maplewood" for the season. Mr. Hart- problem with latecomers. "It's trimmed shoulders, fancy lace trimmed Street, Portland, Maine is director of not the 'room sleeves and cuffs and lace ley music in the public I'd like to give you/ collars. Regular price $4.50 $2.98 but Head of Portland Pier. The old Ryan St Store. schools of Somerville and Brockton. It's 'what room can I give you'?" Kelsoy The Mrs. Carrie Stickney of New York Union and Coronado are begin- to At the City is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ning assume their usual summer Veiling Dept. Hedley. aspect. Mr. Rufus is on Mrs. A. EX Auto and Stickney expected Snowman and daughter. Drape Veilings—Special quality Chiffon. 3 Auto Veils and yds. Tucsd&y. Miss of Boston were square Auto Veils. Snowman, guests Black, white and all colors $1.00 Dr. B. A. Lenfest of N. at this hotel on 11-2 Brooklyn, Y., Friday. They ac- yds. long, same quality Chiffon and same Mrs. William A. Trufant William A. with colors 50c Trufant his family is at his cottage, companied Mr. Snowman on his fine Hamilton'* • | Opp. tbe Postoffice Landing, Chcbeague Rocky Nook." yacht "Klwassa," one of the Island, Maine. Massa- Mr. Fourtin of Waltham is the chusetts Yacht which was At Chebeasue fleet, an- the Belt Island. Maine Parties can socure pleasure boats of all guest of his sister, Mrs. Lenfest. chored off Ftorest Dept. kinds for City landing for a all occasions, alao Miss M. E. who the en Boarder* can have home like Naphtha Patterson, spent night's tarry, route for Bar Har- New lot "Kelser" accomo- Launches of Embroidered Wash Linen Belts dation here with capable carrying twenty pas- winter in Boston, is at her cottage, bor. with fancy large, airy chambers. sengers with experienced men in pearl buckles, new Bates on charge. the "Waumbek." Mr. Alfred designs. Special 50c application. Open Jane 20 to Row boats to let at reasonable charges. E Hertzog and Mr. 20. * and Embroidered and Plain Linen Wash Sept. Wharf Privileges to let. Mr. Mrs. Fred P. Wilson have George C. Sheetz. instructors of man- Belts, pearl and gilt Buckles 25c been at the Bungalow since ual in the Excellent quality Leather Belts. April. training Philadelphia high Black, white, tan and grays 50c, 75c Mr. and Mrs. Taft of Kenneth, Pa., school, are among recent arrivals to here, have taken the "Ben Nevis" for July remain for an extended stay. and A At the as" Is off on a route to and gentlemen having marie the two specialty supplying Hotels, Cottages, Schooners cruise of sev- Brooklyn. N. Y. It may not be When one comes to Oxford and meets and Parties. In fact we have eral days with some of the known but the highest scores. Yachting everything in onr line. Wychmerc generally newly mar- undergrads after their games and Order Teams visit boys. Captain Mayo is In All ried have all parts of Peak's Island several times charge. couple been passing their sport* in a college room, daily. were glad to welcome him since the Vacuum-Made let. half-nude, and his honeymoon middle of June physically and beautiful boat. as guests at the While the uw of morally elated, yet Our Prices are Peak's 'sland House, refrigerating mix In Fir it Class Dr. J. quiet their strength, Right—Prompt Service—Everything O. B. Pldge of and as It was here at leak's the rom- turea remain* limited to the concentration, Philadelphia produc- and with Mrs. Pldge and Miss ance three respectfulness, one cannot Rachel began years ago. it Is not tion of very small quantities of but are Ice. think of Athenian Pidge, at "Sea Glimpse.** This is to be wondered at that the lovers ephebes or Thehan a syiitem almost abandoned—that of their ninth or tenth season here. Dr. should wish to spend their nacred bands. It is the male honey- Ice production by a untouched Pidge was to have conducted the ser- moon at dear old Peak's with Its vacuum—appear* by the scorching Are of ten- to be the female. A vices In the grove on der associations. likely employed to a consider- cV> Lots Sunday, but on This Is the heyday of early manhood. M & A PrtiiitA account of the rain, religious The able extent, thank* to Htcnm Cottage services concerts ln)ec on Cnsco most Sunday evening given Kurope has no other country in which ■ ———p. were postponed. f»v -embers of torn, observer M. Chatles Kay's the house orrhestra l«ambert the fin* flbre of The other unbroken and youth- >>e iutiful shore. arrivals will be mentioned are proving a i learn nt feature this to the French civil engineer* lie ful manhood can be seen next week. season. The to the same L. H. So, second concert occurred called upon electricians to denlgn SPAULDING, Harpswell, Me. The store and restanrant under the advantage.—Tatler. management of Wilson ft Bralnard are doing a fine bnsinesa for so early A. Greene in the season. George American Lunch The store has been new- Dairy as Loag Island. Mala* ly fitted up. has the dining room. D. J. MacDONALD Mr. Bralnard with his wife and twin Washington and Corham, N. M. ARCHITECT 4 BUILDER 180 Middla St., Portland, Malna. daughters are at "Rock Haven." The Cottage Work a Hprclalty. Drainer en£ Nearly opposite the postafflce twins are great favorites with all who boildrr Ma Wfft cotl*(ei Milk, Cream, etc, fresh from dairy know them, and when Captain Eat I mate* Mayo cheerfully given at any time. farm dally. Best of food, quickest ser- Is on shore, one of them Is nearly al- From a recent to be seen ▼Ice, reasonable prices. Visit as ways by his aide or on his aasay mnde of an shoulder. Fred S. when In town. average sample of Purrin^ton 'ortfd ore as Worth Ma. neb Harp.wall, Bird'* Quetr we Chandler's Plight. are now f?et- PLEASURE YACHTS Military A fluttering In the flue leading from tinjf r«»ady to ship of all the pattern* from 12 to W ft., built and and kitchen atore attracted the at'en- it ww fonnd to flnUhed In Band Orchestra anjr at\le ef wood. Alao Boat a tlon of Mr*. J. Edward and Any combination of masldins from Slrnn the other contain |2.okline. Mass. Spring- on Koes to North to take field, Mass. Carolina Miss Gladys M. Rolfe, Brookline. of bis father's there. AMERICAN charge CLOTHING CO. C. E. Dean. Boston. plantation Mr. William A. F. Power. Brookline. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. 255 MIDDLE Miss D. Beatey, Boston. ST., PORTLAND, MAINE. Dorothy Power. Brookline. Miss E. Summit House. Mr. and Mrs. IV Graw. Bloomsburg. Bordentown, N. J. Belleville, Miss G. W. N. J. Foster. Bordentown, N. J. The rooms at the Summit House Mrs. J. E. will be to accom- Mr. and Mrs. Williara A. Woodworth, Bingham, Philadelphia. again inadequate Mrs. Alfred modate the new and old OCEAN VIEW White Plains, N. V. Fayman, Philadelphia. many guests HOTEL, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Phila- who have or written for ac- THE Miss Amy A. \\*o:>dw>rtn, WbitO Robertson, engaged Bailey's Island, Me. SUMMER COOD8 STORE. delphia. Pa. commodations. Plains, N. Y Notice of chini* of Rate* for Table Board. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bos- Mrs. Huntington, J. Smutny of New York and On and after July 13. the following rates will be ton, Mass. her children. Masters Theodore. Ed- in effect: Sale of HILL CREST. Mr. and Mrs. H. Table Board 17.00 per week. Table Board by Special Xisbit, Col. gar and are the Denver, Rudolf, spending the SI 25. or Mr. and Mrs. Fred day Dinner supper $6.50 per week. W. Hamilton. Whlttemore, summer here and, recalling the pleas- Dinners 75 cents. Dinners per week $4.20. C. Proprietor. Mass. Brookllne, ures of last season, are early on the WestbrooK Hammocks. N. E. GL Me. MUlan, Brookllne, Mass. island. They are as enthusiastic These celebrated are to none Chebeague, J. \V. C. goods second made. Cornnell. Brookllne, Mass. as ever over the sea-bathing and all <8ee advertisement in another column.) Mrs. J. P. National Lunch. The weaves ana are Soule. Brookllne, Mass. take their daily dip at the surf beach. Dairy colorings excellent. The Mrs. T. J. C. Bissell, Newark, N. J. Woodman, Boston. Mrs. Smutny It will be recalled, won is for comfort. The Mr. and Mrs. E. "hang" just right tip-back Miss Nina Bissell, Newark, N. J. M. Stevens, Auburn. the 100 yard swimming event for la- OPEN ALWAYS, Miss Miss Stella illow is a feature. Viola Bissell, Newark. N. J. Page. Auburn. dies last Field Day. particularly good Everyone Master J. Cyril Bissell, Newark. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Packewa, Auburn. 18 Monument as Miss M. E. Kenyon of New York Sq. the famous hook. Note the gener- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoben, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Page, Auburn. never-slip is spending her third season with Maine. ous Springfield, Mass. H. Tuscott. Rochester, N. H. Portland, savings. us and will divide her time this year John C. Hoben. Springfield,- Mass. J. W. Kerr. Boston. between Chebeague and the Canadi- Hubert G. Hoben. Mass. Mrs. F. J. Amsten, Sherbrooke. SprlngOeld, an resorts. TO LET. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Mrs. E. H. Abercromble, Drury. Sherbrooke. Fine sammer at South Boston. Master Morrle Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Harrison of New- cottage Drury, Sherbrooke. Harpawell for the summer months. Master Mr. and Mrs. C. ark. N. J., have engaged rooms for Ralph Abercromble, Boston. McXeary, Stoughton. The cottage is furnished and and Mrs. Hon. John August. Mr. Harrison Is one of the neatly Mr. J. D. Littlefleld, West- Campbell, Boston. is to the water. Will rent rea- n. vigorous Field and bandy borough, Mass. h. uetgnton. Northampton. Day promoters sonable. Address. L. O. Estes. I^ewU M. has been a member of the executive Harry L. Beaver, Lynn. Miller. New York. South Harpswell. Me. Miss Edith I* Harrocks. Lynn. W. W. Rustemeyer, Boston. committee for two years. Oeorge A. Hennerly, Boston. H. Onapr, Boston. Harold Baxter. Boston. Hamilton Villa. den of Boston. The outside finish is Mrs. O. E. of Boston fire-proof cement and makes VIEW Knowlton, Boston. Miss Alice M. Hamilton of Portland OCEAN HOTEL. Miss a very attractive appearance, and Millie M. Bradbury. Boston. is assisting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. also a beautiful type of summer home. W. D. Crafts, Proprietor. Mrs. F. A. Warner. Boston. Alfred E. In the Hamilton, manage- The is now Mr. Mrs. A. H. Llnscott. N. ment cottage occupied by Island, Me. Rochester, H. of the "Villa." Bailey H. G. Foss, Auburn. Glidden and parents. Mrs. J. Alex. Cameron of Montreal, <8ee advertisement In another column.) Raymond Alley, Boston. Mrs. B. W. Chllds of Worcester. Master Frazer Cameron, Margaret R. Mrs. A. L. Haverhill. Mass.. and her two daughters. Misses C. Bower, Springfield. Cirken, (.race Cameron and nurse are here at Mrs. M. E. Gertrude and Breta W. Childs, are Miss Charlotte G. Greeley, Boston. Emery. Philadelphia. the "Villa'* for the season. Mr. Cam- Mrs. P. Haverhill. here at the Sylvester Hill cottage, E. M. Blcknell, New York. Henry Taylor. eron will join his 15 and $6.00 Hammocks, Friday and Saturday, $5.95. P. W. Jacobs. Boston. family July which they have rented for the sea- • 9 Albert Paul Willla, Philadelphia win remain for one month. This is J. B. James. New York. son. Friday they will be joined by Frank C. Mathewson, New York. the first on this is- • • • t • 9 B. family's outing Mr. Miss Alice Chllds and George F. Root, New York. E. Jacobs. New York. land. Chllds, Miss Belle Winslow. Brockton. another daughter, Mrs. B. B. Hlnk- t • t t f 9 Brther 8. Root, New York. Miss Miss Iyoulse Pope of Quebec ar- of Mass. Dr. Les- 8. New York. Helen Blake. Brockton. ley. Northampton. • t t • • • fbenneth Bingham. rived 5 for her Mr. and Mrs. B. N. McFarland. Tren- July annual vacation ter Miller of Worcester, Mass., Is a Mr. and Mrs. B. M. J. Verrier, at the "Villa." ton. N. J. This la her seventh guest of the family for a short so- • t ft ft Newark. season at E. K. Ward. Boston. Chebeague. journ. Mrs. C. A. Boynton. East Orange. ft ft ft Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Miss H. Boynton, East Orange. George B. Brown. Boston. King of Phila- Th« young people of the Island en- and Miss Louise Vanderbllt, East Orange. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newsbreck. delphia. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. A. J. joyed a social dancing party at the Free of the same You'll do well to attend oar "end of the week" talea Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nasbaum,-Phila- Sabbatu* city arrived 8undajr pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Car- daring for a short delphia. Edwin Goodhall, New York. outing on the island. They roll Carlt Saturday evening. About the rammer, held on Fridays, and up to noon on Saturday. are registered at the George Twist. Clnclnnattl, Oblo O. M. Whitman, Ronton "Villa." twenty couples were present and a Store cloeee at IS o'clock Saturday. Mrs. D. 8. Barker. Plalnfleld, N. J. Mr. and Mm. A. B. W«*hburn. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edw. Outterson of most delightful evening was spent Mr. and Mrs. John Menmlck. Newark. Weymouth, Mass., arrived Sunday Refreshments of Ice cream were W. I>. Black. Aabnm. for a ten days' at the "Villa.'* served. These affairs will be con- AUCOCISCO HOUSE. outing H. J. Hlgglns. Auburn. They were here on the recommenda- ducted every Saturday evening during F. M. Prescott. Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Watson. Auburn. tion of Dr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Llb- the sesson. Mrs. F. W. Polte, SprlngflHd. by of their who have sev- Mr. and Me. city spent Mrs. Carlton Llttlefleld who Cliff Island. Mr. and A. eral seasons Mrs. D. William*. Boston. here. The doctor was are now living In Portland where Mr. another Mr. and Mrs. a « eotttp on flndt; afternoon. the off Charlee Tl—iwi at the Mr. Jttfs Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Andrews, Brook- cottage M. Boa- Howard 8. Hamilton has recently after spending a pleaaant with Mr. Hinds Is ekrk o< lk« National West Bad. There were mem- Mr. aad Mrs. 0. Marshall, lyn. outing forty completed the large eight room cot- Mlsa Jessie Ridge at the West Kn.1. Hons* of Rsprsssntatlr—. bers and a!l attended ton, Mass. F. C. Dunn. Staten Island. N. Y. expected, hartag tage at the West Bud for W. T. Olid- Mr. and -Mrs. eater- Asber Hlads Tbs Brunswick dob was sntsrtalasd (Coo tinned on Pan t) 18 LAND STEAMERS. Charteson last week. HARP8WELL STEAMBOAT CO. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crossman of Ths 365 Island Rout* Milton. Mass.. arrived at their newly built cottage on the South hArpswell division. road on July 4th, and are to summer here for Effect Junt 1907. SOUVENIRS.r»« k In. 24. M the season. * From Portland, Going tilt. WE ARE READY Mrs. John Hutchison and Leave Portland. 7.00. 10.00 a. m.. 1.30. family of Many or«tty articles for souvenirs may be S.10 p. m. Sunday. 9.15. 10.15 a. m., tl.00. Arlington. N. J., have arrived at their found here, the a2.30. Z5.45 p. m. summer cottage "Blde-a-Wee" for the including Lamson Prints, Plaques, Leave Lony Island. 7.25. 10.25 a. m., season. are Historic I.56. 5.35 p. m. Sunday, 9.40. 19.40 a. m.. The family yearly visit- Steins, Plates and 115 p. m. ors here with the exception of last Leave Island Lonr (East End), 7.35. year when they went hav- 19.35 a. m., 2.05. 5.45 p. m. Sunday. 9.50. elsewhere, ing occupied their on 19.50 a. m.. 2.35 p. m. With cottage the Leave Little Cheb«ague. C7.40. C10.40 shore front for many seasons. Rev. a. m.. C2.10, 5.50 p. m. Sunday. C9.55. Mr. Hutchison will join his C10.55 a. m.. C2.40 p. m. family The when he Leave Cliff Island. 7.55. 10.55 a. m.. July 15. will have his vaca- Long- 3.25. 8.05 p. m. Sunday. 10.10. 11.10 a. m. tion. Leave Jenks*. Great Chebeafue. 8.05. II.05 a. m.. 2.35. 8.15 p. m. Sunday. Mr. Clinton Cleaves of South Port- 19.20 a. 2.55 no. .11.20 m.. p. land spent the Fourth with his fellow Leave LlttleOlds. Great Chebeaaue, SUMMER FURNITURE Mr. and 3.15. 11.15 a. m.. 2.45. €.25 p. m. Sunday. parents. Mrs. R. H. Cleaves, 19.30. 11.30 a. m. here on the Island. Leave Soutn 8.40. 11.40 Harpawell. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert a. m.. 3.10. 8.50 p. m. Sunday. 10.55. 11.55 Phipps and Souvenir a. ra.. 3.45 9- in. family of Milton. Mass.. are now do- L-ave Islnnd. ••8.55. *11.55 a. Bailey miciled at their cottage at the West m ••7.<»5 m. arrive. p. Sunday, End for the ••11.19 a. m.. MT10. *3.30 p. m. season, having arrived Arrive Orrs Island. 9.15 a. m.. 12.15. here in time to spend the Fourth on 7.29 m. Plate. S.40, p. Sunday, 8.00 p. m. the island. With them was Mrs. To Portland. Going West. Phipps' sister. Miss Helen Mayo, also Leave Orrs Island. a. 5.40. 9.25 m., 1.20. of Milton, who came for a short out- 3.49 m. 5.45 a. m. p. Sunday. ing. Leave Bailey Island. *9.00. ••S.M a. m.. rrice t>o cts. mail to m. By any place In U. S. 75 cts. •1.50. ••33.25 p. Sunday, ••C.05. Mr. George H. Sweetser returned to ••11.19 a. m.. *lf.l9, *3.40 m. p. his beautiful summer home "Out- Leave South Harpawell. 6.15. 9.50 a. m.. SUMMER COMFORT. 3.05. 4.05 p. m. Sunday, 9.25. 11.25. look" on Sunset Road Friday last, af- B11.55 a. m.. 3.«S p. m. ter spending a few days at his home Leave Littlefleld's. Gt. Chebeajue. 6.40. lc Wakefield, where he has been 19.15 a. m., 2.30. 4.30 p. m. Sundays. 9.50. at- 11.50 a. 4.19 p. sr.. Orders mail or tending to business affairs. Leave Jenk's by person filled. Gt. Chebeazue. 8.50, 10.25 promptly Mr. and Mrs. William a. m.. 2.40. 4.40 p. m. Sunday. 7.00 a. m., Bern*. Harry 12.00 m.. 4.20 p. m. B. Hamilton and Mrs. Capt. George Leave Cliff Island. 7.00. 10 35 a. m.. 2.50. all T of were F. Crockett, Portland, enter- 4.50 p. m. Sunday. 7.10 a. so.. 12.10. 4.30 FOSSl tained here over the Fourth Mrs. COMPLETE P. m. by HOUSEFURNI8HER8.SONS, Leave Little Cnebearu*. 7.15, C10.50 H. O. Hamilton. The party returned a. m.. C3.05. C5.05 p. m. Sunday. C7.25 to their homes Thursday evening, hav- CONQRESS AND a. m.. C12.25. C4.35 m. PREBLE STREETS. p. the National most Leave Lonr Island. East End. 7.20. ing spent holiday 10.55 a. m.. 3.10. 5.10 p. m. Sunday. 7.30 enjoyably. m.. 4.40 m. BAILEY a. 12.30. p. JOHNSTON, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas CO., P. Hines of Leave Long Island. 7.30. 11.05 a. m., Mori son*. m. a. Providence. R. arrived at 3.20, 5 20 p. Sunday. 7.40 m., 12.40. I., their and Mrs. I. Haines and Mr. and Mrs. 4.50 m. 190-192 Middle 1.10, p. St., Portland summer cottage at the West End Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Smith had a Arrive Portland. 8.10 a. m.. 12.00 m.. Milton O. Thompson -ery pleasant trip Tuesday of last week. Mr. Hines is of in the S.50 (.00 p. m. Sunday. 8.10 a. m.. 1.10. Wollaston, Mass., were the latest Prosit to ».'haleboat Island m. a yearly visitor to and guests last 1.40, 5.15. 5.30 z>. NEAR Chebeague. at the Allston cottage, West Thursday and on their return POST-OFFICE. . admires the greatly many fine views End. to the East End were in time for the offered here. His SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. cottage has been brilliant fireworks there. Mr. and The pretty summer home. Westlawn Long From repaired has just received a new returned to Massachusetts Portland, Oolng East. has as guests: Mr. and Monday to coat of green paint. Mrs. William open up his Senatorial Leave Portland. 9.15 a. m.. 4.20 p. m.; Paker Libby. Miss campaign. We Sunday, 10 a. 5.00 m. Mrs. Dorothy Libby. Mr. wish him success. m., p. William Hill was the guest of and Mrs. Leave Sunset, Great Chet*a*ue. 9.55 C. B. Goes and Mr. and Mrs. Dow her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. P. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis a. m.. 5.10 p. m.; Sunday, 10.40 a. m.. & Pinkham. M. Goss all of Melrose. Mass. Kempton of the S.45 p. m. Merriam. at the Bellevue cottage on East End, have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Leave Cousins 10.10 a. Mr. and Mrs. G. Island. zn.. 5.25 FIRE INSURANCE the Fourth. Roscoe March of W. A. Horton and son Arthur p. m.; 10.55 a. m.. 5.55 m. of Sunday, p. Miss Northampton. Mass.. will the Mass. Leave Littlejohns Island, 10.20 a. m 35 Alice M. McLoon of Wollaston, spend Somerville, Exchange St., Portland, Me. month of July with Mrs. V. G. 5.35 p. my. Sunday. 11.05 a. m.. 6.05 p. m. Mass., who is spending part of her Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Beak Leave Haiti i, and St aside at and Hamilton's Great Chebeacue. ZhtxHingi, Ccttagrs, F reftriy vacation at the Ottawa Tarry-a-while. Mrs. Bragg opened 10.SO a. m.. 5.45 House, Cush- p. m.; Sunday. 11.15 Jnturtd in tk€ trading ctmf+nui. the season with a whist last (Continued to t ax., 6,15 p. m. ings Island, spent the 4th at the Monday Supplement.) night. Her whists are a Leave Bustlns Island. 10.55. 11.25 a. m.. Bellevue cottage, the guest of Mrs. great social (.10, 4.40 p. m.; Sunday. 11.40 a. m.. 12.10 Rogers. feature of the West End. S.30, 7.C0 p. m. We are pleased to Miss Ann Leave South Freeport. 11.10 a. m.. C.25 William Seriter & report p. m.; Sunday, 11.55 a. m.. 4.55 p. m. Co., Conley as improving, having been I^eave Mfrt- Point. 11.50 a. m.. 7.05 able to sit out on the piazza pleasant p m.; m. JEWELERS Sunday. 12.35.7.35 p. days lately. Cundys Harbor Leave Birch Inland. 11.55 a. 7.10 m.. 51 p. m.; Sunday. 12.40. 7.40 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, Me Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davis and Miss Arrive Harpswell Center, 12.10, 7.25 Ckavit, Ctmfatttt, Stuxtnrr Sfecnt, I'ittrt Island Belle Lalor of Boston, who are p. m.; Sundays. 12.55. 7.50 p. m. Long among »/FtrtUndand I'ieimity. the regular West End summer resi- Progress st Bear Island. To Portland. Going West. dents. arrived the Fourth and will au A handsome of coal Leave Harp*w*-U Center. 5.30 a. m., yoke black usual oxen 12.10 p. m.; 1.45 m. I and is now with bis occupy their which are at work on Bear Sundays. p. parents, Mr. and ardson of Concord street. Wood Mr. Alonzo Morrell has returned to cottage. They Is- Leave Birch Island. 5.45 a. 12.25 I Mrs. fords, have as their Mr. land are the m., Sumner E. Hamilton. were the at the his home in guests. and Mrs. W. pride of their owner, p. m.; Sunday, 2.00 p. m. Sunday guests Charleson cot- East Auburn. Mr. h» entertained bis Wood- H. Poole of Belmont, Mass. Mr. Mr. James who Leave Mere Point. 5.50 a. m., 12.30 shipmate. tage at the West End over Charles F. Curtis spent the Williamson, is clear- Sunday Fourth Poole is about 40 p. m.; Sunday. 2.05 p. m. bury Ladd of Bar Harbor at bis par- of last week. with his President of the Poole Piano ing acres of this virgin land. Leave daughter. Myrna, who is visit- Bustlns Island. C.15. 4 45 a. m., ent 8 home. Co. of Boston. His son Ava also ac- The steers were purchased in Bruns- 12.55, 1.2S m.: Mr. Alexis Bearse ing her grandmother at the Morrell p. Sunday. 2.30. 3.00 p. m. of Portland and companied them. Miss Bertha Dow wick and were Leave South a. Capt. Jobn Hami'.ton of ferried across from Freeport. 4.30 m., 1.10 Portland, Miss Maude Smith of Woodfords were cottage, Marriner's landing. p. m.; 2.45 m. and Mr. Franklin Coleman of Cam- the shore here in Mr. Sunday. p. who recently dispose*! of his property at the Mrs. H. Williamson's Leave Hamilton's Great entertained house of Mrs. Oscar S. Symonds and Mrs. C. E. were recent scow. Chebeaffue, to Merriam-Horne is bridge guests of Mrs. Work on the island is pro- 7.05 a. m.. 1.45 p. m.; Sunday. 3.20 m. Realty Co., Rockwell of have p. \ Watertown, Mass., Davis. well and the stone Leave Llttlejonns Island. 7.15 a. Siting his niece, Mrs. W. P. John- gressing founda- m., taken Grove cottage for the season tions for 1.55 p. m.: Sunday. 3.30 p. m. son and other relation here. CASCO BAY Mrs. Willis Mabry and son. Alton the log house, and also for Leave STEAMBOAT CO. and moved down the Fourth. Cousins Island. 7.25 a. m.. 2.05 of Cambridge. their the private boat landing are about in.; 3.40 m. At the Sunday morning service at Mass., opened up p. 8unday. p. Mr. S. J. Randall of Maiden. Mass., ! completed. The Leave Sunset. Great 7.35 the Methodist church cottage. Calumet, July 4th and are expert French Chebeacue. Rev. Mr. Ab- is camping out at the south woodsmen a. no.. 3.15 p. m.: Sunday, 3.50 p. m. bott side, while now settled for summer. have cleared 16 acres In took as hia subject "The relation Cutis Umm be Is Arrive Port land. 8.20 a. xn., 3.00 p. m.; Wharf. Portlwl IN. i having a new cottage built. a short time. of pastor and after Mrs. Hannah McNeill- arrived at the comparatively They people." Directly Time Table in Effect 1907. Mr. are at work in the services July 1st, and Mrs. Bishop Latham and West End the swales where the Sabbath school was held Saturday and had as her best WEEK DAYS. family of Gorham. Me., are tillage land lies. a NEW MEADOWS at the church. The Junior League visiting guest her father, Mr. H. H. Tilton of Already DIVISION. relatives on the island. of which was formed a few Ireeks For Forest West Newton. Mrs. Tilton has been boiling spring purest water has FT»m Portland, Going East. ago. City Landtnc (Pctki been found. met at 3 Island)—4.44. I.U. 150. 8.00. 10 30 a. m Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and ill The island will become Wwk Days. o'clock and in the evening Bond daugh- very and her many friends will Sunday. 12.lt. 1.20. 2.20. 3.20. 4.30. &.30. «.20. 7.30. a paradise when the a. m. a. m. services were held at 6 8 > ter, Miss Bertha. Mrs. C. H. miss her this as she will not owner's plans o'clock. A 20. 30. 11.IS p. m. Frost, season, are Portland leave «► oft c fully carried out. 9 30 lass was held at Ambrose Return—*.1*. ..20. > and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Frost are be able to the summer here. 1xmg Island meeting *.20. 30. 10.60 a. m.. spend j» 25 S 55 12.34. 1.3ft. 2.4ft. 3 40. I&.00. the at Island. E. E i» Hamilton's last eveafes and at 7.10 S.40. «.40. 7.1ft. spending week the l-10-29th. Mrs. McNeill is now at the Model cot- Loo* 35 10 06 ».00. 110.15. 11.30 p. m Jenks*. Gt. Chebeagm 9 50 1 0 20 tomorrow evening xrUl be held at the For Regiment building. Marriner's land- tage. but will remove to her cottage, So. Cushlng* Island—*.45. 7.ft0. 8 00. Harp*we 11 10 15 10 45 home 10.30 a. of John Hamilton. m.. 12.1*. 2.21'. 4.30. *.20. >30 ing. the Pink cottage. East End. Mr. Baileys 1*1. Mackerel Cove 1ft 3ft 11 Oft p. m. a Clinton and of SrtMUco 11 25 11 55 Henry W. Bowen has his Quite launching took place last Bailey family Portland opened Ht*turn—7.0ft. * 06. 8 IS. 11.00 a. m.. Cundy Harbor 11 5ft 12 20 new souvenir 12 45. week at the East when will occupy the one vacated her. shop at the East End 2.ftft. 4.4ft. C.ftO. 8.45 p. rn. End. Mr. C. by Gurnet arrive ... 12 3ft For Bridge. 100 and has a Little and Qteat bl.tmond Island*. W. LeGrow launched his new Mr. Harold of To handsomely appointed Trefethens yacht Stacy Beverly. Mass., Potland, Going Wsst. store. and Evfig.«r Ijtndln** and It has is Connoisseurs in postal cards < Peaks Island)—*5.00. many admirers as It lays assisting Postmaster Marston in Wer-k Days. *.40. 7.10. >.<>0. at Sundays. and leather also 10.30 a. m.. 12.15, 4 anchor in Chlverick Cove. his store this season. p. m. m. novelties, purchasers 2.00. 20. 5 30. *.20. "Cute" p. 7.30. 8.20 p. m. i cottage has been leased for Gurnet Bride*. !eave 2 Oft 2 30 of toys and fancy articles, will And Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Elwell and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tucker and Return--L*a\e Utile Inam the season H. Cundy Harbor 2 4ft 3 05 this the most >nd Island— of have by W. Savage and complete line carried * 20. 7.25 8 25. 8.45. 11.50 daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. daughter Boston, taken the SeiMUico 3 05 3 25 a. m. 1.25. 3.25. Gateley family of Greenwood. Mass. in Casco The interior is 5 30. 7.00. 8.55. 9 35 m and son. Oriole cottage for the reason. Bailey* Isl.. Mackerel Cone 4 00 4 20 Bay. hung p. Harold, spent the Fourth Mr. Return—Leave Great Several were So. Harp«well 4 15 4 35 with dressed skins of seal and other Diamond Island— and balance of the week at the Tucker spends every other week here. Portlanders down for f.l*. 7.20. 8.20. 8.40. 11.4ft a. m. 3 the Jenks*. Gt. Chebeague .... 4 40 5 00 tanned skins, and there is an enor- 1.20. 20. Club Mrs. Tucker has hnd success Fourth. Dr. Walter a ft.2ft. (5ft. 8.50. 8 30 p. m. House. Doughty's Point. great Roberts, Ion* Island. E. E 4 55 * 15 well mous frame in the rear which holds Return— LHope Island and eastern Roscoe Alexander lestown, Mass.. are guests of Mr. during August. E. L- JORDAN. Gen. Mgr. (Chebefcgue Landing Phillips, Brock- Portland moved down to their sum- % Island)—8.15. 8.00 a. m.. 2.00. and Mrs. I P. at * 20 p. m. mann. George Siteman and Mr. and Ilsley "Ilsleyhurst." mer home about June 25, and Mr. Mr. Snowman of the CL08ED SATURDAY DURING JULY. — Mrs. H. H. N. E. Retuin—Leave Hope Island ?6 45. Brockmann. Miss Mae Emery Bates at once commenced to 18.50 CHEBEAQUK ISLAND. look a- m.. f4 35 p m. Gill Is also one of the club members. Telephone Co., waa a recent guest over the baseball sit nation with a Return—I*eava Kastern there. The store of Owen. Moore A is 8.30 a. landing—*25. Mr. and Mm. Co., view to m.. 4.1* p. m. H. M. Garrett and closed all (Continued from getting a permanent position For Mr. C. A. and day Saturday during July page 7.) Bou|b Harpswell—8.00 a m 2.00. Master Alfred. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nlshols daughter. Miss for for tbs season as or in some •.20 m. the benefit of the umpire p. Marshall and Miss Irene of the "Bohemian" East clerks. The Return <00 a. Margaret aH of End. Arm are other place requiring the m.. 1*0 p m. have as inaugurating a a experience For Gurnet Elmhurst. Lone Island. N. have guests Mr. and Mrs. W. P. unique step delightful outing. and with which he Is Rrldge (New Meadows Y., for Portland and are to be avoirdupois Rl>er>—18 00 a. m. taken one of the Joyce and daughter. Corinne. of given credit Bills Ames Ballard's new well Ponce cottage*. for their yawl rig fortlled. Mr. Bates is one of Return—22 p. m. liberality. By This Is tbelr first season bnt Somervllle, Mass., Mrs. E. P. Harlow patronising yacht. Kjrrto II. has arrived, and is the best coaches on the Maine base- here, this store on other _ Bt'NDATS. and Mr. J. P. of days of the week sow Tor they say It Is a line Murphy the Eastern in the water for the summer. ball diamonds. Forwat < place. you can assist Clljr Landtna l>ak« of Boston. them in making t 11 m Realty Co., The IH«ndi-7.M. 00, 9.## 1| m) m m Mr. Charles a craft fa handsomely built and if m lie •« gchonland took party holiday Idea a The Chebeague ball nine wants Mr. and Saturday success from travels at a fast rata **■ of West End cottagers over to Mrs. Oeorge W. Long, Dr. of speed. games for every and Sat- Clap- every standpoint. Wednesday •SJVi*' board Island In his Mrs. O. H. 8wsetter of Outlook cot- afternoons for the remainder speedy launch. urday Henrietta, the tage. Sunset road. Is the of the season. s-« Fourth, where the spending They will be pleased rVva,T»^r,ir:,r#WHi—-Tn> * 1« nvind faJal*r><1«. land*. employees of Hannaford Bros. Co. week at Corinth, near Bangor, Me., to bear from any of the teams In this Trafathans "Siand <*«!"■•*»»«Erararaan (PmJv la»and>—l.P*. bonding* were holding their snnual picnic. ▼lilting friends. vicinity. Address A. C. Robblns. •■•». • «»>. 11.to 1.1*. IK. » »•. «.I0. Miss Gertrude Schonland had as her Lin wood Hamilton has resigned his Cbebeague Island. For Ponrr* 7.*>-p m 7 Un4lnf lUnf guest Saturday and Sunday, Miss position on the U. 8. tender Mrs. 8. ft. t.00. » >• * *- m Tke cool "Myrtle," Smith and Mrs. Lei 1 la Rich- I 1M*. M•• Mildred kinds of *00. M. I. SO. •«•. »• m Thompson. For j- Hot* Island and fcn»rn I^'vlln* I Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Barlow ,rh#b*agua lilu4)-f of Mai- N. »1» a.».. are * tl( den. Mass., opened their cottage at furniture dmiiti arranged ?br )I0 a- re.. Sunny Side, July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Robertson and in 7 SUMMER Mftl 'Kaw M«dow« and Biv«D- rs.JO a. m. family of Montreal, have arrlvel here unequalled variety •Thla trip doap not on at the West End lWf«lh»r atop down trip. again and are as permitting usual at their at |Or at th* rlooa of tha cottage. va- VACATION fna Oarn parfnrmanca all unprecedented COMFORTS Thaatar. Mlaa Mildred Scbonland la enter- j ffltopa on algnal only at landing Indl- taining her friend. Mian tt(N] to racHra and land Mildred lues in our warerooms. I'naroldabla data?* Howe* of Portland. Mlaa Helene ban tort to nr»pt*d and tub- '•hanga alihout no«l<-a. returned from a vlalt with relative* Additional Trip 6a ra It 00 Tu^adaya and Batur- In Maaaachnaetta. Mlaa Frances for the tourist' p. m for Foraat Tra- and traveler. fathana and Evargraan City. Croaaman of Deerlng District haa alao laland Llttla Landing* -*9 'w) a M. moatha' visit In New York City and Rrtom—*1H p. in. will apend the season here, adding H. H. Hay's Sons, 7ZSZZZ1 much to the social life of the Island. Mra. A. C. Wllchlre and Mlaa Flora to •«»>- sf ,ssej"2E2J Owen a of Montreal are guests of the success!" Minmr. COREY S FrelV.. Mr. and Mrv G. Waldron Smith are 80UTH HARPSWELL. Mr. J. L. Eaton entertained his connected with the John W. Perkins entertaining as their Mr. Ed- guest, (Continued from first page.) friends. Dr. F. W. Rugg and Prof. Co., wholesale druggists of Portland. ward Morton, at their cot- Lowell of The charming Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Knight and tage, "Ocean side." Boston was In his office of the Rogers, Brown day pleasantly passed daughter, Isabel! of Somerville, Mass., one of the most launch, after which % shore There Is perhaps no one enjoying Co., prosperous Iron Ipupwep, moved to their summer home the dinner was Next time a more life more in this locality than the companies in this country. On Sun- enjoyed. Fourth and have as a guest Mr. a is asked o-' the last the pleasant jolly set of young girls, constituting day morning party was Joined day for. Knight's nephew, Mr. Walter W. Mrs. weather man. a house party at one of the cottages, by Fernald's father. Gen. F. L Knight. of who is in active ur. ueuiarest's of remaining through July. A deep sea Hoyt Lewiston, family Passiac, Mr. J. L. Pierce and wife of the service. ti. arrived last and are fishing trip afforded one of the week's J., Saturday East End have as their guests for the now at tnelr summer pleasures. A theatre party at the Gem Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen veld of home, Lookto- summer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. at the West SUPPL MENT on Friday was also much enjoyed by Soinervllle, Mass., are spending the »ta, End. Miss A. Hideout of Nashua, N. H. Mr. Ride- season Miss Theodora these younjc people. here at the "Solid Comfort" wyiie. Demarest and out severed his connection with the cottage. -nr. t red and Cornell Demarest are nrm of Blood & and business while at Recent comers Co., Pearl street, tages places to this Island are nere now. The Doctor and wife will windows Mr. Charles Gay of Tampa, Fla., Nashua, N. H., two weeks ago, the of the principal stores Mr. and Mrs. James Kent and daugh- arrive later. is his after 25 service. He has a smaller flags were used as decoration. ter, Miss Nerlssa Kent of Cumber- visiting daughter. Miss Alice years reterson, and Miss Grace E. who A merry crowd of East Deeringers large orange In where The large flags of the Peaks Island land avenue, city, who have opened Gay, grove Florida, are at his spent tne *ourtn at juosqueto camp, be will the winter with his house and the Gem were hoisted to their summer home for the season. summering cottage here. spend wife, This is Mr. nast fc.nu. Tne tide was too his the breeze, thus giving a air Edgar Kent well known In theatrical Gay's first visit to Harps- hign superintending business there, aft- general tor of well for two years, and while at Flori- clams, but a fine mess of cunners er leavinK the island. Mrs. Chamberlain of New York patriotism to the surroundings. circles Is visiting here, having recent- da he has been in was provided. At night many pretty Dr. G. J. is The island steamers from the ly closed a season's In engaged carrying Anderson and wife of City passing July here and is the city engagement ureworas were carried New on a large orange plantation. enjoyea. in tne Westbrook Fourth guest of Miss Susan Van Duser of throughout the entire day- York City with the Isabel Irving spent the with Mr. party were Ma and fa Webster and and Mrs. Ben Larrabee tne hundred of pleasure seekers and the Company. Miss Cora Lewis of Lowell, The vegetable garden of L. U. Scott, of Marriner's Gem Company. daughter Louise, Mom and Lunt great national holiday had the effect Mass.. arrived on for an ex- who is summering at the "Worcester" Pop landing. Mrs. Larrabee's mother. Friday anu son also Miss Ad Mr. Riley Chamberlain, well known of making Peaks the mecca for those tended sojourn with the Kents. cottage. Is among the finest to be Yene, Bishop Mrs. O. L. Cousins of Westbrook is in tne theatrical and Baoe Beeman of and profession, is short- lucky enough to get away not only seen in this section of the state. Al- Cambridge also a guest for some time. for a of some weeks The pretty little cottage known as the kid from New who had a ly expected stay for.the one gala day, but for a con- ready Mr. Scott has picked peas from York, Recent guests at D'Shawmut cot- here. "Lone Star," situated on the Ocean- nard time (or they tinuance over Sunday. All sorts of nis vines, and has potatoes of unusual- looking something tage were: Mr. J. F. side of this island is occupied this did not Qnd. Coley, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Priestly Morrison of sailing crafts were to be seen flying ly large size. The backward season did (Catherine Loveitt, Minnie An- reason by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dyer, New are of about the harbor and at the hotels and no damage to the garden as it is on George McGlauflin gle Martin and Ida Yortc guests Mr. and Mrs. Wheelock of Quebec Merrill. various houses and cafes street, city. top of a nill where the sun and tamlly are now at their summer' fed ward Poland for the remainder of boarding strikes. Miss Annie Sharp of Boston opened there was an overflow of Miss Vlrgien a sister of Mr. Alex nome the "Gem," and have as guests July. Mr. Morrison has just closed pleasure Mr. and Mrs. John McNaught and up her cottage Cheslehurst, July seekers for the dinner or tea hour, Virgien, who has been the jar. Harold MoGuire and Miss Louise a successful season's engagement in guest of family of Livermore Falls, Me., are fourth and will spend July here. loung America was much in evidence the Edward Polands for several uwen of Portland. Boston and came to Peaks for a here on a short outing at the cottage Mrs. M. ana seemed bent C. McKinley and daughter, much needed rest. on expending his weeks, also left on Saturday and will near the Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Mlllett of Bos- bridge. McNaught ex- Grace A., of Everett, Mass., moved energy to the fullest extent in making spend the remainder of in the to remain ton are again at their cottage for the One July pects until next week, down to their of the pleasant affairs of the as much noise as was Adirondacks. season cottage, Belmont, possible to Mrs. Alex Vlrgien ac- which will him a and have as guests Mr. and week was the on give pleasant outing Doughty's Cove, July 4th and will party given Monday make by way of cannon crackers, companied her. here. Mrs. Ludwig Gerhart and Mr. and evening members of the spend her 9th season here. Mr. G. by Kybosh the deadly toy pistol and other Mrs. Harry Cole of Chestnut Hill, Captain Randall has been Mrs. E. W. Baxter of L. Fisher was their club, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alex "ooom de rals." It was estimated kept busy Qulncy, Mass., Mass. guest last Friday. these with her and virglen of Brooklyn, N. Y. The cot- all there must have been lovely bright days, taking deep daughters, Clara Helen, Mr. A. Wendell Washburn is now that, told, Mr. J. E. has erected a was sea fishing parties for a half and son Frank, arrived at the Blckford tage prettily decorated with many fully ten thousand people on the is- day's colony at Bellevue cottage and Mrs. F. J. or on fine new Hag pole on his lawn and Japanese lanterns and a land. The trip pleasure seekers for a spin Wednesday of last week. Frank Shaw has returned to her presented chief attraction of the nad an home in about the harbor in his fine new motor Baxter is a of Yale this informal flag-raising the brilliant appearance. The evening were the two graduate year Mass. day's program balloon fourth. Mr. Bickford that Dorchester, was spent socially. Several vocal boat the "Tourist." On the Fourth and is a great enthusiast on yachting, reports ascensions, morning and afternoon, his is Mr. Joseph Woodman and Mr. Otis numbers were rendered members a party numbering twenty five en- it is expected that Mr. Baxter will garden growing very slowly. by and for the 26th time this season, A. Edgerton of Hyde Park, Mass., or tfte Gem Joyed a sail of two hours in the join his family the part of Mr. W. B. Verge, Mr. Clarence Wht- company adding greatly Prof. P. E. Miller of Boston made a early are at the Red cottage, East End for to "Tourist." A trip was made down August. ney and Miss Linda Stimson were re- the evening's enjoyment. Later skyward trip, followed by a spectacu- two weeks. a buffet was to New Meadows Inn. some of the cent guests at the Cook The lunch served, at the con- lar parachute drop. There were The evening of. the National holiday cottage. returned cutters from the A. H. Mr. Arthur L*. Usher and Howard L. clusion of which bright and appropri- record audiences at party by trolley to the city, was greatly celebrated at the Berry Shoe Co., breaking the colony Baird of were ate from that thus a enjoyed their annual as Lynn, Mass., recent toasts were given by the various (Jem for both performances of the point making varied with fireworks. The display was outing guests pleasure of the of Mr. C. E. Cook at his guests of Miss Mildred F. Williams guests. Mr. Charles Johnson, the production, "The American Lord." days outing. An- grand and was enjoyed by the large cottage. West other End. The and Miss Ada J. Nichols of the Cam- president, in behalf of the pre- The rink and enjoyable party was on Wed- number there. day was passed with club, skating picture galleries East Mr. aesday composed of ladles from the sports too numerous to but bridge cottage. End. sented to and Mrs. Alex. Virglen also came in for their share of Mr. and Mrs. mention, patron- Charles Pierce of most The material the guests of honor, a handsome »11- To lovers of Innes House, also made a half day's important of all the events of for the Casco age. base ball the game Farmlngton, Me., arrived here on ver this deep sea fishing trip in Captain Ran- the day was the bounteous shore din- Bay Steamboat Co's new wharf at loving cup, bearing inscrip- oetween Fort Preble and Peaks Is- of last week and are now Wednesday ner was tion: 'To our old Alex and " which served by the good Doughty's Point has arrived and now friends, land had a special attraction. The Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. and sons at their summer home Fogg Happy wife of Mr. we are in to see Wag. from the result was in Cook. Not a crumb was hopes it completed Kybosh boys. June, "Uncle Sam's" boys leorge and Sumner had as their Thought." Mr. Pierce is a this token yearly left, Charlie Butler said so. soon. It will All a felt want 1907," representing the favor 10 to 5. A gorgeous of Jail's* Several of the visitor to this long display sloop. party part of the bay and for a isteem of their friends. Mr. lire works in the Miss Mabel Clark was a at landing here in the center of the many evening made a fit- were successful In a the summer season guest securing good greatly enjoys island. The 6.20 m. and Mrs. Virgien made a graceful ac- ting wind up of the day's celebration. here. W. C. Lambert's cottage over the p. express trip ^atch'of fish. to the island is knowledgment, although completely Picnlcers were much in evidence Fourth. greatly appreciated by the persons who are un- overcome with surprise at receiving choosing a cool and shady spot on The Kybosh club, composed of well Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Keller and fam- employed til six o'clock and can't the tuch a beautiful and costly gift. The the back of the Island for a luncheon known young business men of Port- LONG ISLAND. ily of West Medford, Mass., have get was and made earlier boats. Let us hope it is a cup especially designed spread and later groups found their land are occupying the camp next to taken the Olive cottage for the sum- (Continued from Pace 8.) permanent The and for them by a Boston firm. Mr. and way to little nooks or rocks to sit and mer. Mr. has trip. Tuesday the Burpee cottage and their pres- Keller returned to .Mrs. Virglen. nee Desmond Searle. the water Saturday night theater trips are very enjoy view. ence adds in the Mr. George W., of Loveitt's Field, Boston. have several largely enjoyment popular, quite a party went over last spent seasons here and were recent guests at the Brockton Many cottagers entertained guests of out of door life. The young men Mr. R. W. Southerland of Saturday night. made themselves very popular with East End. Montreal, over the Fourth, and are cottage. who has been not only the K. C. B.'s but others, "Ingle- very popular among the young visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lin wood Pierce, Mr. tide." which is Miss P. J. Williams of Er?rett. William has as and at their honeymoon stay, all of occupied people, being fond of equatic sports Rohr, returned home and Mrs. P. W. Anderson. Mr. and this season by its owners, Mass., has taken part of the his daughter. is to be mar- their many friends were glad of the enter heartily Into all the pleasant Kempton Catherine, Mrs. G. P. Alden all of Roxbury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ingalls, shelters cottage the East End, for the sum- ried and he will then re- opportunity afforded to meet them pastimes afforded here. Wednesday are at the Cambridge Cottage for two as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Peter ; mer. turn here. Mr. aud Mrs. again, and to express their earnest Kyle Henry weeks. The gentleman are employ- of Lewis street, city. Capt. W. A. Sinclair's comfortable View has been Knight of have also congratulations and best wishes for Bay taken by Mr. Knightville, Me., ees of the J. S. Waterman & Sons, Co., public is and Mrs. Prank A. been guests at the Rohr home. their future happiness. The building boom at this resort is conveyance kept busy carry- Graves and family a large undertaking firm of Boston. of to be almost there ing pa-sengers from Forest City Milton, Mass.. for three weeks. Mrs. are spending of their an- During the past week Peaks Island getting infectuous, Catherine Gallagher of Port- They part having been recently considerable landing to r&rts of the island. As Mr. Horatio Prescott and sister. land has taken So Roma nual vacation here at the East End. assumed the gay appearance that tells cottage. transference of between the Sinclair has been master of Miss Hazel, of South Miss Beach avenue for and Mrs. the most casual observer the summer property Captain Boston, July moved L. R. Weatherbee of Worces- owners and real estate dealers, and twelve vessels his career Helen and Maud Bearce of East down Mass. Is now Reason Is well on. and quite In full beginning Saturday. ter. at her cottage Blde- It rumored the land owners as a Somerville, Mass.. have been recent Miss Wren of a-Wee. swing. The cottages are about all have real- lad of sixteen. His fund of guests. Margaret Port- Her daughter and husband, quests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Brack fit. This is filled and summer residents opening ized quite a handsome sum. It Is mcrdotes dealing principally with land. Sunday. Mr. Fogg's Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L*. Mark, who Mrs. Brackett gave a supper last Sat* 27th year as a summer resident here. were their the social season. The Fourth of is probable that before "The good old talcs of the sea are with an spending honeymoon here, given in honor Mr. He has was urday night of C. S. just added a large dining room have gone to Southwest July Indeed a gala day. Flags summer time" is gone, over a score earnestness to his passengers such Harbor, Mt Wady of the American Printer, who to his and made other im- were on of the cot- of new Bungalow Desert, to spend the balance of the displayed many cottages will have been built as to arouse much interest. returned to New York. provements for comfort. Mr. Fogg is j season.