ES TA 111.1*11 KI> 1901 PORTLAND, MAINE, JULY 1914, ( ENTEKKII AH SECOND THURSDAY/ 30, \ CLASS MAIL MATTEIl.

Annual Fair Schooner In church. Rev. Paterson-Smythe of Mon- treal, Can., who is here at his cottage Chebeague for the summer, preached a most in- LADIES' AID OF CHEBEAGUE TO edm'Ond f. black puts in structive sermon. GIVE ANNUAL ACTIVITIES OF SUMMER COLONY AFFAIR. WJTH GOOD HAUL. IN PAST WEEK. Mrs. Alfred Eastman hunt of Bever- ly, Mass., whose husband is a well- COTTAGE Hill Crest Hall to be the Scene of the FURNISHINGS WJ11 Leave for known barrister of Her Shortly Third Gay Times at Boston, is at the Popular Event. Prevailing Popular Dandelion Trip. Island. cottage on the South Shore The annual fair of the Ladies' for a short stay. She is accompanied T^be schooner Edmund F. Black, Sylvester I. Hill 1 Of All and Best Church Aid of the Oliebeague .Metho- is building a cottage by her two young daughters and her Descriptions C&ptain Prank Doughty, of Bailey Is- on his in Quality dist church will take place at Hill property the rear of Bowen's sister, Miss Miriam Kalian of Boston. land, which has been one of souvenir j Crest Great always shop. When he Mrs. Lunt, who is conversant in Hall, Chebeague, Thurs- thfe most successful completed, J sev- schooners in will occupy the same. eral day, August 13, from 3 to 5 p. ni. and the languages, has been acting as in- 7 to swordfishing fleet, put into Bos- .Miss COUCHES 10 p. in. This yearly event con- ton Harbor Maude Richmond, the talented terpreter at the relief station at Salem \ recently, returning from since the ducted by this active society is her and popular leading at the Jeffer- conilagration in that always second trip. She in lady { city. one of the social events of brought son She also had of the the season 14.5DO pounds of Theatre, Portland, spent Sunday charge bureau fish which were here j for HAMMOCKS and this year it gives promise of be- with her parents,Dr.and Mrs.New- unemployed women. disposed-. of at 13% cents a j ing a greater success than ever pound. eli at Mrs. before. Each man in the Johnson, their summer home on | Gertrude Eaton of An crew shared $91.00 the south Rockport, efficient committee under the chair- a shore. Many of Miss Rich- Mass., is visiting her PORCH piece. The schooner will leave j sister. Mrs. Bick- CHAIR ROCKERS manship of .Mrs. Howard S. mond's bay friends are nell at her Hamilton, -for the third attending the | Hall, beautiful estate at are at work shortly trip this sea- matinee daily completing their son- performances and on this the East End. Mrs. Hall is to the Grand Banks. On the expecting plans, and from present indications the week's production a Hus-, her LAWN each man "Elevating daughter, Mrs. Ray Taylor, and SWINGS success of the firtjt trip made $60.00 for she affair will exceed any hfa share. band," has a part well-suited to child to arrive soon. Mr. Preston fair her conducted by this worthy organiza- display exceptional talents. Hall, her eldest son, is spending the tion. The ladies are GRASS and WOOL RUGS trying to realize Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Soule of week-end with his mother. the sum of two hundred and dol- fifty Augusta, Me., are assisting in the man- i Miss K. M. Crabtree, of Boston and lars this year and while this is a Peaks Island House agement of the Cash Store arrived to much Chebeague Jacksonville, recently spend KITCHEN RANGES larger amount than this season and j the they usually already they have summer at "Outlook" cottage on secure, they feel that with the co-oper- made hosts of friends | Sunset Road. DELIGHTFUL CONCERTS, ETC., by their careful ; Miss Crabtree will have ation of all the people will attention to on they easily CONTINUE TO GIVE PLEASURE the wants of their patrons. exhibition at her studio oil and accomplish their desires. All the Mr. Soule is athletic instructor in the water color sketches and arts people on the islands in years past Cony High Schol at Augusta. crafts silver and will nave ueen Various Societies Hold Next jewelry, give les- most gracious in assisting Outings sons in Month. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Soule enter-i painting and basketry. She Look at the by either the of admission has Florence purchasing tained a large at been to Chebeague several sum- tickets, donations of party dinner here. ; articles, food, etc., Among the organizations which is to mers and lias friends or as a Sunday, among whom were Mr. and many among the great many prefer, to attend haVe its.outing here next month is the j summer Mrs. Seth Soule and son, Karl, of I residents. Automatic Oil Stoves and patronize the different tables. The famous 32nd .Maine Regiment which is Gorham, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. : A committee will be Chester C. very enjoyable motorboat party most grateful for booked for the twentieth of Au- Soule of day Augusta and others. followed by a picinc at donations for any of the different gust. The Boston Big Whale- and Be Juvenile Players, The service at Hill 1 boat Island was taken last Convinced. tables and will call for the same if under the Crest Hall, Sun- Friday supervision of Alice I. several notified. The day evening, was very attended by of the younger summer following are in charge Glover, are due to arrive some time largely and the was in residents here. A of the tables, Domestic Mrs. this week or meeting charge of Rev. ! very delightful table, early next. This troupe W. Aaron of P. Jackson, pastor of the Methodist Cleaves, Mrs. Bertrand Dough- players will be called to j (Continued on Page 7.) Food pleasantly ty; table, Mrs. John Rose; mind by all residents of the Peaks Punch Miss table. Mattie Littlefield; Island House as having been guests at Flower Miss Clara hotel for table, Webster; th^ seven or eight years past. Candy table, Mrs. Winfield of the Hamilton, Many members of tne company, ialattb Mrs. Martin 13. which peaks Hamilton; Pink table, was formerly the Dorothea Dix Mrs. R. J. Thompson; Dutch counter, Co., will later take the stage as their Miss Marie Robbins E. and assistants. profession, but at present they are en- Halplj iStmir, iHaitagtr Tea R. S. DAVIS table. Misses Albion; Ice cream joying a summer of travel around the GO. table, Mr. B. J. various Thompson and Mr. resorts, giving concerts, the : COMPLETE John Rose. are fJraka Sslmtft : : HOMEFURNISHERS There numerous proceeds of which go toward making (Casai fQaitt? fairs IBag, held annually at the various is- the season a pleasant one for all con- Cor. and Federal Sts. lands of the bay, which are always cerned. Exchange Portland, Maine A- whist generously patronized by the liberal was neld last night for the NOW OPEN members of the summer resident col- benefit of the Portland Boys ,Club of F- E. and this Haskell, President ony, fair is the one Che- Portland, whose new club house on beague is proud of, as it represents Pliim Street is a matter of congratula- Famous for an immense years amount of work, and is tion.; The whist realized quite a sub- always well ^ttapderi and natfonizef', trSjg'K.' sum and this will be d,evoted for its liberal man- [ by a Targe number. I to wiiatefer the officers of fne club think most desirable. agement, supurb lo- As usual, the delightful series of cation and fine concerts, which was instituted some Hill Crest years ago, has kept to its usual high shore dinners. Ev- standard and the concert of last Sun- day night was one of the best so far. modern. POPULAR HOTEL ENTERTAINS erything Among the numbers rendered with the HUNDRED GUESTS. orchestra. OUTING PAINTS artistic merit for which the Peaks Special Island House Trio is famous, were the Accommodates 500. Notes of Interest Concerning Affairs following: at the Hotel. Fest—Overture booklets and Lcutner, Op. 42 Rates, This popular hotel is entertaining Sextet-—Lucia

Cliff Island Library GOODS 26-28 Monument Portland were here last and have Sq. year many Building was in charge of the ladles friends at the hotel. 'Miss A. P. Bar- of the Beeches. It was perhaps the ker of You Will Find Our Store Full Stoneham, Mass., accompanied most successful of all the teas held them here. so tar this year. The hall was very Mr. and Mrs. H.'ReedofNew Ralph prettily decorated and a large a- of Attractive and Useful York were the arrivals of City among mount of work was expended by the week. are here for a last They ladles in charge to make the affair Merchandise for Summer short sojourn. Mr. Reed is the New a success. Mrs. Bartsch of The John Church poijred Wright & Dilson Tennis and Golf Supplies, Hammocks, Souvenir York manager tea, and was assisted by Miss Wolf, Your Auto 39 West 32nd. street. Leather Goods at 75c and $1. Fir Novelties at Brighten Up Top Co., Mrs. L. Stejenger, and several oth- SOc, Dainty 25c, Messrs. W. Q. and E. C. Leather McQuarrie ers. Mrs. Pettengill, the proprietor 50c and $1.00. Hampshire Pottery and Craft Baskets for Cushions, Hood or Sutherland, of Boston, Mass., both of of the Lamp Beeches, assisted very materi- your and Piazza from 25c to $8.00. New Fiction at whom are well known here Collage easiest in among ally In the The thing the world to make a Mohair or furnishing dainty refresh- Editions at 50c. Automobile dingy guests of former years, registered Sun- ments for popular prices. Copyright Pantasote look as fresh and as new with the afternoon, and to her, top bright for their annual two weeks' va- Lunch Sets. Bottles at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. day as well as to the others, much credit Icy-Hot cation. were welcomed They gladly is due for making the afternoon an Drinking Cups and Picnic Sets. Correspondence Cards and Leath-R-Nu by their many irlends here. unqualified success. Stationery stamped with your cottage die at very short no- a for the Mr. ('. E. Stone of Attleboro. Mass., dressing prepared especially purpose. Renews Mrs. T. W. Shield* and family tice. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens. California Abalone Leather Cushions, and saves the need of Brass accompanied by his friend, Earl L. have polishing entabllnhed themnelven rb uaual Shell from to Brass Desk Lamps, as two cents will the that soft Townsend, also of that place, arrived Jewelry 25c $3.00. Fittings. Rive lamp velvety at the Murphy Cottage on Wood- black that no at the hotel, Saturday, for their annual effect, requires polishing. land Road on the and are he* summer outing. Both young men are Inland, In* greeted their friendn Our Kodak is now located the younger set cordially hy Department very popular among on the Inland. at the hotel and their many friends on The on the First Floor. You will find here the Island are pleased to have them pant week saw a Rood atart made on the Charles M. Paint Co. among them once again. construction of a flne in Kodaks and Hay year-round everything supplies. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rich and daugh- home for the McKeena on 8-12 Free ter, Charlotte, of Peabody, Mass.. are Jewella Inland to take the place and St., He. of Developing printing. Portland, here at the hotel for an extended so- the one which wan hurned last journ, they having registered last spring. It will he remembered that the week. Mr. Rich is of the firm Pepper cottage wan burned In a very nhort Co., confectioners, Peabody, Mass. time, and that little or nothing SHORT & HARMON MIm Sarah M. Hellmann and Miss could he naved from It The Ore LORING, wan L. L. MARSHALL CO. Laura I. Kemp of Newark, N. J., reg- mont npectacular at the time. Monument Portland, Me. The new Square, istered, Sunday, for their first vacation houne \n to be completed an SATISFACTORY PRINTING here. Both ladles are already noon an ponnlble and will be a not- charmed w1»h the hotel and its auperb able addition to the island. 4 8t. Exchange Noar All Steamboat Landing#. Phone 488fl location and they are planning to make Mm. J. C. Coyle and Ml«« Grace an extended vlait. (Continued on Page 7.) served. In short, it has long been an ideal place for those who want rest and quiet with comfortable sur- I/M1MCAM (S\ I CTM AM (Successors to L. M. Island roundings. and Cottages JUnliSUIl OC York) Bailey Woodbine LttriArM Casco Bay's Leading Grocery and Miss Jessie L. General Store Cox of Chester, Pa., MRS. HUMPHREYS. SIN NEXT, Prop. and iMiss Katherine E. Dobson of ^ -| Bailey Island, Maine. Our. store is for the best in Germantown, Pa., are recent visitors headquarters Meats and This popular boarding houi-e was The Driftwood. to among register here. They have been the first to ope its doors for the enter- Vegetables. Prompt attention to all orders. taining of guests. Location Quick "One of the and best gveatly pelased with their experi- ideal, being at auto The prettiest ap- tbe head 01 me t uve. delivery. only line of ences here so far and to make famous Mackerel complete Crockery and pointed houses along the Maine hope The chambers are iar*e, nxely furnished a visit of in Casco cosat is the unanimous verdict of all considerable duration. and h»ve ocean view. Fine table supplied glassware Bay. with the visitors to the Driftwood. There is be»tobtainable. Bathing, boat- ing and Fi-hing rear the house. ... about this Sailing Parties. Open Bailey Island, Me. Tel. nothing house that does until October 1. Rates and circulars on 8011-2 not appeal at once to every one who Mr. George H. Lubee has been application. has once been a at guest it. Com- having great demands this year for fortable a surroundings, table that motor boat parties in his big power lias no superior in the bay and a lo- boat, Last week he took "Tramp", the attention of the Bailey Island He was accompanied by Mr. H .C. BAILEY cation bordering on the ideal, all out four to the New Mead- ISLAND, MAINE parties Improvement society they would take Gardiner, also of Portland, who will JOHNSON combine to make the house as pop- dows, and he has THE H. F. engagements for the matter up in their usual efficient be his guest during the cruise. The Johnson, Proprietor ular as is well possible. Mr. and almost every day in the next few manner. gentlemen are looking forward to a AND COTTAGES Open June 15 to October 1 Mrs. Gulliver always offer their weeks. The accommodates "Tramp" jolly time on this and so a A folk dance class among some of good trip guests hospitality that is unbound- a number of Enlarged capacity. at large people comfortably the far have had their realized to the Beautifnlly located the ed and younger children here has been trip t-outh end |of the island near Little genuine. and can be engaged for trips to any fullest Harbor. started under the extent. The Johnson and cottages contain about Mr. Ki Chun of China, is a recent of the again direction of forty part bay. No better way of rooms, all pleasant and airy. arrival here. He has the Misses Adams, and the first Another yacht to put in for a short Thoroughly been in this passing an enjoyable or modern toilets, bath, etc- Table day evening was on time last supplied for four and a half meeting held of last week was the "Idlewild," witn best market affords. Sea food a country years could be imagined than to take one Tuesday spec- week. ialty. fc'resh milk, eggs and is taking a course to Those attending were: Irene belonging to Mr. John Oakes Burke poultry and vege- preparatory of these motor boat trips. tables ra-sed on the premises. Pinkham, Vilera Anna of Portland, with a of Bathing. Boat- entering college here. He will prob- Johnson, party friends, ing and Fishing. New Dirt Tennis Court#. start his work in Wrieht, Evelyn Summerfleld, Matilda on the way back from Har- Rates on application. ably college the If there has been any doubt as to Cundy's fall. He will at Summerfield. Mazie Dor- bor. Those in the party besides Mr. stay Bailey Island the need of an Episcopal church on Sauveur, othy Johnson, Doris Harriet Burke were: Mrs. H. probably for most of the rest of the Bailey Island, the attendance for the Sinnett, Philip Curtis, Mrs. F. JOHNSON, Boatbuilder season. Adams, Katherine Adams, Julia John- Herman Burke, Miss Florence Smar- month of July has banisned it. Every Repairing Promptly Done Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Leland of son, Florence Doughty, Geneva John- don, Mr. Raymond Foster and Mr. seat has been occupied as well as son, Francis Benson and Elizabeth Paul Sterling, who all the Newtonville, Mass., arrived here re- many chairs from near cottages. Next enjoyed Behrens. in the "Idlewild" cently for an extended visit. They St. Pauls' choir of trip to the fullest Sunday, Portland, extent. have been much delighted with the will make a second visit to Bailey's. A fire broke out at 12.30 p. m. on MISS** 1b. *M ASSEY island so — far. of last week The Auburn — Alteady special gifts to the chapel Saturday night in the Colony baseball team ROBINHOOD INN Proprietor Miss Ethel Lindsay of Richmond. have been A a rear of the "Sea Urchin" cottage, oc- is being organized under the man- given. lady gives The ideal location on the Island —situated Va., was a guest here for a few days communion service and a cupied by Mrs. Summerfleld of New agement of Mr. John Brown and it is gentleman on the east »>nd and in full view of the recently, visiting her mother, Mrs. R. has given a cross and altar book. York, which just missed being a very probable that some exciting games ocean. Beautiful pine groves and walks H. Lindsay, who has been registered Other needed will doubtless be serious one. Fortunately, the blaze will be seen shortly on the local gifts around the house. The house is modern in here since the first part of July. given. During August the hour of was seen by a neighbor, who aroused diamond. There are several players j every respect —toilet:', baths and sewerage. service will be at 4.30 P. M. as usual. the inhabitants of the cottage, and by ! of ability available and it seems that Rates and The Seaside. the energetic work of a few of the ! a strong team will be in the field. Circulars upon application M. Ward and son the hustling put summer the The will be plumbing contractors of this island residents, flames were | battery probably compos- Open June 15 to September «5 One of the houses that is doing ed of have put out. after doing only a little dam- I Messrs. Guy Davis and Jasper the best business in many years is just completed their contract Long Distance Telephone in the house age. The night was calm, Harmon, the former hailing from the this comfortable establishment, on the fine summer home of Mrs. R. absolutely F. Davis so that there was no wind to carry Massachusetts Institute of Technol- which has long been recognized as at Orr's Island. A complete the flames, but if they had burnt a i ogy and the latter from Amherst Col- one of the premier houses water system was installed and all boarding few minutes longer before dis- lege. in the bay. The Seaside is Yimous the plumbing improvements were of being the latest covered. it is probable that the whole The dance for the quality of its table and many pattern. This firm have regular Saturday night at house would have gone. was held last week at transient visitors to the island have the present time enough work to the Colony DRIFTWOOD UI"Z,!£" a Mrs. Giles Milton dance-hall and a suc- gone away speaking in glowing keep force of expert workmen con- Smith of Cam- proved great cess. A On Sea Ocean Side. to terms of its hospitality. stantly employed. bridge, Mass., arrived the first part of large number were present Cliff, Open October Miss The last week to visit her mother, Mrs. S. from the summer colony here, so the Betsey Stimpson of Yonkers. Bailey Island .team defeated Thoroughly good table and com- T. Skidmore at evening passed very pleasantly. The X. Y., and Miss Ellen Clayton of the West End team last week in a "Roseledge" cottage. fortable rooms overlooking surf. She was joined Mr. Smith the lat- music was furnished by Mrs. A. H. Halifax, Yorkshire, England, register- very close and exciting game on the by New dining room seats 60. ter of the week. Longfellow, and Mrs. F. X. ed here last week for an extended so- home grounds, the score being 6 to part violinist, Deane, pianist. Winter address (Nov. to journ. They have been much de- 4. The game was a pichers battle Mrs. Russell Doubleday, of Glen May 10): lighted with their experiences here between Bimbo Johnson and Train, Head, Long Island, N. Y„ is visiting Chapel meetings are being held 22 Louisa Street, flsheville, N. C. so far and are loud in their praises in which the home twirler had the the Misses Crane at "Tiptop" cottage. every Sunday in the hall at the Au- of Bailey Island. better of the argument. He fanned Mrs. Doubleday is the wife of Mr. burn colony which have been well at- Mr. A. B. Soir.ers, Mr. Harry Ber- twelve men and only allowed one Russell Doubleday of the Doubleday, tended by the summer residents. Rev. lin and Mr. William J. Quinlan. of run up to the ninth inning. Fred Page Publishing Co. Henry Rose of Newark, X. J., pres- Bailey Island, Maine. New York ided last E.E. City, arrived here last Johnson played his first game of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill of Tilton, Sunday. SINNETT Week for an indefinite season DEALER IN FIRST CLASS sojourn. for Bailey Island in right field X. H., were the guests over last week .Mrs. George F. Bartlett of Lewis- Mrs. Lucius E. and Shattuck, who has pulled off two fine catches, be- end of Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Atwood ton, Me., was the guest for a few sold her Groceries, Provisions, Meats, Etc, recently cottage, where she sides driving in three of Bailey Is- at "Redgables." Mr. Roger F. Hill, days last week of Mrs. Frank Morey has been since the first land's runs. First Canned staying part Bailey Island journeyed of Detroit. Mich., who was the guest at her cottage on Hurricane Ridge. Quality Goods, Gen- of July, has registered at this house to Cliff last and the of j The went Wednesday game the Atwoods a short time ago. will j Moreys up last week to eral Mdse, Fresh Fish and Ice. and will spend the rest of the sum- was a hot one for several innings. return here shortly for another visit, Cliff Island in their motor boat to line of mer here. With Large SOUVENIR POSTCARDS in stock. Bailey Island leading by the Mr. and Mrs. Hill go from here on i see the game between Cliff and Bail- t$j score t> to Store, Wharf and Fish at of 4, however, a dispute an automobile trip through the White I ey, Mr. E. F. Pidgin, who is staying Market The Johnson. arose which broke up the game. Mountains. Miss Caroline Mueller of at the Morey cottage, being in the MACKEREL COVE- Mr. James C. Fox of was is Bailey line-up. The game broke This ever-popular house is en- Portland Worcester, Mass., spending two up at his at the north end for weeks at in a dispute, ahead 6 to tirely full at the present time and bungalow "Redgables." Bailey being a few last week. 4 ai the time. will remain so until September. days Mr. Charles Garvin, of South Xa- : Ever since its establishment, the Your cottage *is not complete with- tick, Mass.. is spending a week here Mr. Howard A. Teague returned out a last Johnson has been exceedingly popu- Florence Automatic Oil Stove with Mrs. Garvin, who is the guest Saturday to his cottage here, af- SEASIDE cottage: Bailey Me. ... lar with the summer visitors to Cas- in the kitchen. Try one and be con- of Miss Susan Jordan at "Bonny- ter having been away for a few days Island, Mr*. F- E. Cram at his Ideal summer co Bay, and for the last four or five vinced, R. C. Davis Co., Portland. view" cottage. Mr. Charles F. Hard- home in Lewist.on. hoae with a bountiful table, including sea food in years its accommodations have been Adv. ing. of Boston, and Miss Randilla Mr. Jean Henley, of Lexington, abundance. Handy to postoffice, wharf and beacb. taken all the main .Mr. Willard of Auburn, were recent who has been some entirely through Perry R. MacNeille arrived at Me., Mass., spending Open June 25 to Oct. 1. Rates on Transients of the summer season. This the guests at application. accommodated. part island from New York last Sat- "Bonnyview,"k ah.,*" time here, has returned to his home — Dinners a Specialty is a thing of which few summer ho- urday' and joined Mrs. MacNeille Miss Katharine Kuehn, Miss "Row- j for a few weeks. He expects to come tels can boast and the house is just- there for a stay of a few days. Dr. ell, Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Miss back to Harpswell later in the seas- ly proud of its record. Frank E. Bunn of East Orange, N. J., Caroline Novotny, all of Chicago, who on, however. Miss L. A. Anient of X. Rochester, who has been staying at the Mac- have been guests of Mrs. A. C. Cot- A very enjoyable laboratory tea and Miss M. Elizabeth Y., Asch of Neille cottage while attending Mr. ton at "Morningside" cottage, left was held last Friday afternoon which N. arrived here last M. WARD & SON C'anastoga, Y., Harriet Burnett, who has been seri- last week for Boston and points was well attended by the laboratory week and will be guests here for returned last South. BAILEY ously ill, week, Dr. Mr. F. W. Mahler, of Raleigh. people. These teas are always very ISLAND, ME. several weeks. have found They Burnett being much improved and do- X. C., arrived here last week and delightful informal affairs and are a Bailey Island a most delightful spot. Mrs. ing wonderfully. joined Mahler, who has been pleasant feature of the summer life Expert Plumbing Contractors. New Mr. Charles S. Putnam and Mr. the of Mrs. Dr. F. W. Seward and Miss Sew- guest Cotton for some here. and Emmons W. Putnam of Worcester, time. up-to-date work shop and we ard of Goshen, N. Y., are visiting Dr. Be prepared against fire and insure Mass., were among those to register can save J. L. Seward at his cottage in Maid- Mrs. Alice M. Gould of summer with the firm of you money. Contractors here recently and will probably Lewiston, your cottage en Lane, having arrived last week. Me., is the guest for a while of Mr. C. L. Jordan & Press for Water make an extended sojourn as guests Co., Building, supply Outfits, Windmills. Miss and Mrs. R. W. Potter at their hand- of this establishment. Mary S. Horton of New York Portland. Adv. is Miss some summer residence on Summer Tanks, Pumps, Pipe etc. Miss Lillian King of Leominster. City visiting Winifred Root Mr. D. S. Thompson, who recently fitting, at the Root Hill. Mass., and Miss Harriet Harris of cottage, "Tekitisi". Mr. purchased and moved into the Jordan Cottage plumbing a specialty. and Mrs. G. R. Pulsifer •Mr. C. J. the same place are staying at this came over in Benson of Baltimore, Md., White cottage on Hurricane Ridge, their motor boat from who has house. They are both well acquaint- their summer been spending some time at was taken seriously ill last week. His Home office, North Me. home Sebago, ed with Bailey Island, having spent at Yarmouth Island last week "Spindrift" cottage with Mrs. Ben- condition was so grave that it was and a short left the summer here several times in paid visit to the Root son, for his home last Saturday. thought best to take him to his Miss Mr. 'H. former years. cottage. Root entertained last C. Brooke of Hartford, Conn., heme in Auburn and an ambulance week Mrs. Reginald C'arrington, -wife arrived at "Spindrift" recently for his was brought down for the purpose of of Mr. Reginald Carrington of the vacation. The Robinhood Inn. carrying him up Harpswell Xeck. His STETSON'S Keith Stock ICE CREAM PARLOR Company in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Decker of many friends here all join in hoping The time is too Mr. P. Root of N. We are still passing only quick- Royal Rochester, East Orange, X. J., are visiting Mr. that it will not be long before he is pleasing all our patrons with our delicious ice ly for the guests of this house and i. spent lasi weeK at i eKitlsl.'' and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith at the back again and conpletely recovered cream. Will deliver at short notice. Candies: we have the all are loud in their of its praises An island dance was held last "Crags." They have been here as from his illness. famous and the of Stetson caramels, the best made. Home made hospitality delights Bailey week in the which was one guests of the Smiths several times. candy library, The yacht "Louise" of Marblehead, made on Island as a place of summer resi- of the best of daily the premises Bo-f Candies, Fruit Soda, Postal the many delightful Miss Harmina Stokes of Brooklyn, Mass., John W. 'Harwood of Boston, dence. One of the most favorite ones which have been Cards etc., also for Casco held there this X. Y., has been spending the month owner, was in port here last week. Magazines, Papers, agent Bay forms of amusement is getting up Breeze. Our year. Although primarily for the is- of July with her mother, Mrs. H. X. iMr. Harwood. together with Mr. Rob- circulating library has all the latest books, only deep-sea fishing parties and one of land residents, these dances have Stokes at her in the ert Cushman of Boston and Mr. Ar- two cents a those last week composed of Miss cottage Pas- day. been attended by many of the sum- tures. chibald C. Mattison of Providence, Edna Thomas, 'Mr. Joseph Valentine, mer people who enjoy them as much R. are a cruise down the Mr. M. H. Ailing and Mr. Edward D. Mr. E. Irving Morse of Marlboro, I., taking as anybody present. Maine coast and have enjoyed it Ailing proved especially enjoyable. Mass., and Mr. Lincoln Righter of iMr. R. H. Woodman is in spite of the occasional B""y M" Mr. and Mrs. Massey, who expected Xewtonville, Mass., spent a few days thoroughly CHARLES S. THOMAS Hemsley back this week from his cruise down bad weather. have been guests here left last week last week at the Righter cottage Casco and the coast" in the Bay's Leading Contractor Builder for their home in Syracuse, business "Winjoy." Although here. Mr. L. P. Hazeltine, of Portland, fog-bound for two days at Squirrel here last a All calling Mr. Massey away. Mr. D. \V. Andrews of West Vir- Me., arrived week for work under my personal su- Island, the cruise proved a very en- The Rev. and J. Stein- ginia, who has been stay of some duration. Mr. Hazeltine Estimates on Mrs.'Philip one occupying "Cozy pervision. applica- joyable in all respects. is making the on business. He metz and their two children of Sum- Corner" cottage at the foot of Sum- trip tion. a Miss Fannie Ballard of the Bradstreet Co. of Jobbing specialty. Sat- mit, N. J., arrive this week for a Boston, mer Hill, has purchased the cottage represents has been the isfaction to all. Real Estate and stay of some duration. Dr. and Mrs. Mass., guest recently of Mrs. Lucius Shattuck on Mackerel (Continued on Page 7.) of Mrs. Lucius E. Shattuck here and Land for sale. Steinmetz were guests at the Robin- Cove shore and will occupy it for the has hood on their wedding trip several spent a most delightful visit at rest of the summer season. The deal BOAT under 20 feet Esta'es years ago and have always looked Bailey Island. was closed last week. MOTOR Cared For Telephone forward to returning again some Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexander and wanted for pleasure une at Great time. Dr. Steinmetz is the rector of Miss Bernice Alexander of New Obebeague Aug. 15 to 29. Give full Calvary church in Summit. York were guests last week of Mrs. particulars and rent deslrpd. Must Mrs. Carrie Emory and Miss Anna D. S. Barker at. her cottage here. £. S. LEEMAN be In good condition. Addreati Ca«- Bailey Island, Me. Emory of Philadelphia arrive here Miss Sue Jump, of Baltimore, who this So. co Bay Breeze. Etc. week to spend some time. Mrs, is occupying the "Ripple" for the Harps well Baggage Expressing, Livery, Teaming, Our meet all Emory has been a guest here for summer, had as visitors last week carriages steamers. Automobile for six passengers. Mi«i Crabtree f' Bos'on and Leave orders at the many summers and is an old person- Mlsft Sadie Burgess, Miss Mary Q< # your hotel or boardlatc bouse for July 28 to Sept. 8 Jacksonville al friend of Miss Massey. Her Thomas, Miss Jessie M. Sasscur and OlUOlO Mr. Charles P. Sherman has recently LEEMAN'S EXPRESS many friends here will extend her a Mrs. W. T. Sasscer of Sunset Road. Island Baltimore, donated to the Public at West "Outlook'' Chebeague hearty welcome back. Mrs. Jessie Culbertson of Library WELLS DRIVEN BY DAY OR CONTRACT Wilming- Harpswell over one Oil and Water Color Sketchea TELEPHONE Several times parties hundred bound recently ton, Del., Mrs. T. J. Matthews and books, the volumes Art# A Craft# Silver from Orr's Island have come over to of comprising novels, Jewelry child Atlanta, Qa., and Miss Mary eBBayB, the ,Robinhood beach and history, poems, and other Lessons Given in Painting and bathing Walker of St. Louis. forms of Basketry literature. C " have used the bath houses there, All iwr The handsome motor boat Professor John Adams of New Ha- •Miss Ji*IL.IllVl PAPTIFS* Tramp," carrying causing much annoyance and Incon- ;Martha Noyes Is entertaining rMlmllLaJ* can arrived nere last ween Herbert P. Sinnett twenty passenger!*, be enpaged for veil, uonn., a house of at private venience to the hotel Miss party friends at her cot- parties any hour of the or We will to Oem guests. and will the Pleasure parties taken out In motor-boat ex- (*ay night. arrange »rips occupy Knight cottage on Haskell Island by Peak? Island and to Theatre, Massey wants It distinctly under- tage this week and perienced men. Caldwell's Casino, Eastern Great on Summpr Hill for the rest of the all on Landiug. Chebeague, fltood that this beach and the houses from accounts they are enjoying Qasollne, oil and all motor-boat supplies for application. Experienced boatmen in of our crafts. Rates Heason. Professor Adams went last, tale at reasonable charge reasonable. on It are private property and to be a Jolly time during every minute of prices. week to Boothbay to get his yacht, regarded as such outside the day. Those of the party are: - by people which he has back to Mack- Sinnett's GEORGE H. LUBEE the hotel. brought Miss Margaret Metz, Miss Cornelia Whf.# Bailey Island Bailey Island, Me. erel Cove. He in of I ■ professor English Cress, Miss Jocelyn Woodman, Miss T '' at Yale University. Winifred I , The Woodbine. Woodman, Messrs. Edwin, Mr. Edgar Tope of Germantown, Steuart, and Theodore Ford and Mr. of Mrs. Parties to a With the advent August, Pa., arrived here last week and Join- Allan Waterhouse. desiring enjoy Trips to New Meadows H. 8. Slnnett's popular house la ed Mrs. and Miss sail ot fishing trip can be Cope Margaretta Mr. Edgar F. Noyes of Newbury- River, Peaks Island and well filled and Its accommodation* have b®«n some accommodated in a Cope, who here for Mass., was a nicely my Caldwell's Casino, port, visitor to Haskell fine motor Enjoy will Ift all likelihood bp taxed to time. Mr. Cope is h iunior at the boat. Accom- Great Island last week. He came up to Chebeague. the limit during the greater part of of modates fifteen and can be University Pennsylvania. Harpswell In his yacht, "Alice H., — Rates the rent of the season. The Wood- engaged for any hour of Reasonable.- Several of the residents here have which flies the pennant of the Amer- bine haft always hp en an the aay. regarded their opinion thAt It ican Yacht Club of Chat.H. Birdntr. Island one of the most homelike and com- expressed Newburport. With Sail BiiUj would be very to try to him were Mr. fortable of the summer hotels In advantageous George B. Pettengtll arrange a golf course at Bailey Is- and Mr. Fred Noyes of Newburyport Cftseo Bay and its unlimited hospital- — land. On the land between Pebbly and Mr. Charles E. Puffer of New — ity has won It hosts of friends among OOTTAGE TO LET Ervin C. Sirvnett Beach and the Roblnhood Inn It la York City. the summer visitors. The guests At Hurricane South Real Estate Broker Island possible that a small course could M. Ridge. Harpsweii Bailey here are sure to be treated as Mr. W. Mlley of the Co. five room List your or with always a MUey cottage. Spring water. Near cottage bungalow us. be made fairly easily and without of was in We can tarnisn real guests and everything possible Portland, Me., Pott's Har- beach, steamboat wharf and you with a summer doubt It would be a great addition to bathing Is done for th«Vr comfort. The bor several days last week In his fine •tores. Price cottage, ftoo and upwards. Estates the attractions of the Island. Per- tjo.oo for season. table is excellent and not to be sur- power cruiser, "Ttaemlco," stopping cared for. Write for information. if the matter were to for the of the food haps brought In while on a cruise down the coast. IMriss prised quality Mn. L BlhUtr. So. Hirpsw ill, Mi. Cottagaa and Land for tala Mrs. Roland Woodbury, with her enjoying a splendid time as her baby daughter, Martha, are visiting guests. her aunt, Mrs. Harris Smarden, at No cottage is complete without a Casco House Island her cottage at the West End. Mr Bay Long Florence Automatic OH Stove In the who was Woodbury, connected with kitchen. Come and see R. S. the Casco one, HAPPENINGS OF PAST WEEK AT Bay House three years Davis Co., Portland.—Adv. ago, has LONG ISLAND HOTEL Miss many friends at Long Is- Miss Marcella and An- Gladys Greenleaf of South- land. Kelley Miss nett Peverada of port, Maine, was a week-end guest Portland, and Miss News of Guests Groceries One of the most enjoyable parties and Other Items of Paints ^of Miss Wad/ of Fir Augusta Kelley of Loggingville, N. B., Pansy Lodge. of the summer was at Interest. Tiie- friends given recently were recent guests of Mrs. Daniel F. many of Mrs. Clifton the Ford cottage at the The Casco Bay House has S. West End. McKenney at her cottage on Beach always Wady will be picased to. hear of All the been very with Provisions Hardware guests some popular the summer Jier contributed, avenue. N improved health, after a severe stunt or other to visitors to Casco entertain the oth- Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Bay and this year illness of several weeks. She and ers. Martin and is Miss Edith Keith gave selections their proving no exception to the rule. -her daughter are to enter- sons, Elmer and Willis Martin The expecting on the piano accompanied by her of business done so far has been Meats Goods tain friends from Washington and Deering, entertained at their camp Dry young brother on the drums, Mr. on exceptionally good and the New York in the near Beach avenue, Camp Wawenos, bookings We are to future. Daniel Quinn sang several for and prepared supply all your wants selections, the house Mr. and August up to the end of the D. A. Marriner has been enter- while Mr. following party, Ralph Mahoney entertain- Mrs. season have been very MAIL US YOUR ORDER ■taining his son Frank, of Edward S. Beals, Miss Elizabeth satisfactory. Somervllle, ed with comic songs and stories. Mr. Hammel The guests of the house .Mass., who is on his annual vacation. and Mr. W. W. Chase, all always Everett Day, who is Miss have some Miss Vera visiting of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred form of amusement Lynn of Somerville is also June Raymond at the Chase West End, told of and Ada ready for them. One of the most .a guest. > stories of Lynn, Mass., Miss Smal- college days, and Mr. Clar- and popular features of the Mrs. Harry Clarke entertained at ley Mr. Willis Smalley of Nor- house in fact ence Whitney and Miss Esther Ford are the Island folk, Mass. dances which are held twice Market -her here last Mr. cottage week, and gave a demonstration of the a Long maxixe, Miss week. The Mrs. Edward Smith and Mr. Lois Russell of Iowa City, Metropolitan Orches- Head of Me. Clyde half and half and other new tra Donghty's Pier, Long Island, steps. Iowa, is Mrs. W. J. at of Portland for af- •Smith of Boston, over the week end. was visiting Kirby plays these Dancing indulged in on the piaz- her fairs and Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Mr. cottage Sunnycroft. Dr. Kirby they have been very well za and light refreshments were serv- returned this week after a attended by the guests Harry Parker, both of Springfield, ed. Those visit to here and present included: the Washington. other summer visitors. Mass., left a few days ago after a Misses Alice Esther Eaton, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. of Port- Among the arrivals of week's visit at their cottage. Ethel June Davis the past Bates, Raymond, Barbara land, arrived week: Mrs. Miss Hazel Gray had as a guest Me., here last week and George W. Derby, of Raymond, Gertrude Schonland, are last week for a few settled comfortably In the Ed- Somerville, Mass., who days at her cot- Gladys Martin, Esther Ford, Ruth joined her Miss ward Harrington cottage here. parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. H. tage here, Josephine Day of Ford, May Ford, Lillian Mil- Jack- Ford, Mrs. Katherine M. Berry entertain- son, of Boston, who have •Charlestown, Mass. dred Robertson, Ella Dor- been reg- Robertson, ed over last at her istered here for Miss Annie E. Sharp of Milford, othy Duckett and Messrs. Sunday cottage some time. Mr. Ralph Ma- here the Misses is Mass., arrived here last week and is Edward Bernice Berry, Ida Derby expected shortly. Mr. honey, Mahoney, Daniel and .Hazel Casco now Smith, Gertrude and Jackson is a well occupying her cottage Chesel- Quinn, George Thompson, Clarence Tway known lawyer in Bay hurst for Messrs. Melvin Frost and Alvardo Boston. the balance of the summer Whitney, Joseph O'Brien, Frank Con- .season. Miss Wallace, all of Portland. Mr. Clarence Sharp has been down nor, William Bailey and a party of Whitney, who is one here Mr and Mrs. Walter have of the House several summers and has many inenas irom tne oceanic Morgan guests here, delighted the cottage, as this week at their guests one friends among the summer residents. David Boyd and Fred Ford. guests cottage night last week with Dr. and Mrs. at the west End Miss Katherine some CHARLES E. GUSHING William L. MacVane Mrs Lola 'B. Green of Lynn, Mass., readings given in the hotel par- lad as Reilley, Miss Winifred and lors. Mr. guests at their summer home, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Winfleld Greely Whitney is a recent grad- Prop. Iona Lackey, all of Portland. uate of the •the Maitland, last week, Mrs. Mac- Cleveland at Rockhaven cottage and University of Maine Law vane's Mr. Mrs. J. M. Bell of Me., School. Piano parents, and Mrs. A. JL. will be their guests for some time. Portland, selections were given LONG ISLAND Achorn of with the Misses Lillian, Ella and Miss Wollaston, Mass., who will Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Parker en- by Von Soosten and Irene Bell and Mr. John Bell are was dancing MAINE visit them for some time. tertained over last Mr. and also indulged in. Sunday spending their vacation Mrs uertrude Harris was the hos- Mrs. Frank C. camping out Mr. William of Patchet and Mr. Harry at the Day, Toronto, Can., Lieading hotel on the island. FineBt tess last week at a clam bake at West End. arrived view of Ca-aco Bay possi- Patchet and Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. here last Monday for an ex- ble. Pine groves the which Another party of West End alongside house, with rockers and hammocks she entertained a party of Jordan and Miss Cora all of camp- tended sojourn. Mr. for the use of Jordan, ers is at Day, who Is guests. Private gaslight gas in friends from East Deering. Those Boston. Camp Barbarick, where Mr. a stockbroker in Best of plant, every room. and Mrs. C. G. Toronto, was a bathing, boating and fishing June who enjoyed the day's were: Miss Emma Barbarick, wih Miss guest here privileges. Open 15 to outing Boynton of Haverhill, three years ago and was Sept. 15. Rates and circulars on Mrs. Mollie Mrs. Lillian and Mr. Arthur Barbarick and much application. Accommodates Bloomer, Fanny Mass., is visiting Mrs. E. J. at delighted with his 100. Fine steamboat- service. Gray Mrs. Barbarick's 1 experiences Only thirty minutes' sail Horton, Mr. Harry Horton, Mrs. Grathel.. mother, Mrs. M. A. at that land. from Port- cottage on Beach avenue. time. Come to our hotel and enjoy a pleasant •Grace Crosier, Mrs. Annie Broadhurst, all of Portland are set- Mr. lent vacation. Excel- Munroe, Mrs. Gray's daughter. Miss Ethel George W. Byron and table. Sea Food in abundance. Clam tled. They are all a most Mr. Rob- Bake house accommo- Mrs. Harry Raup, all of East Deer- Gray also of arrived last enjoying ert of dates 500 guests Haverhill, Powers, Boston, are ex- with dancing privileges. Mr. and of delightful outing in every Mass., ing, Mrs. Edward Hopkins week at Long Island and will spend respect pected to arrive here and and have nothing but words of this week. Boston, Miss Ada Fern of New the remaining part of the summer praise These tWo York. for Long Island. gentlemen, who are both season visiting her mother. connected with the Messrs. William G. Hill post-office in Mrs. Charles RussGll of West Som The Misses Grace and Frances and Wil- liam B. Boston, have been their -erville, Mass., is some time of New Steele of Boston, Mass.j. are spending va- spending Quinlan York City arrived at cations here for the here as the of Mrs. spending their vacations here at last ten years guest George the island last week for a consider- and are old Bates at Camp Cozy, arrived last week.. friends of the establish- Idylhurst. able stay. While here will oc- having they Considerable ment. Long Island Fish Market Mr. Duncan P. Robertson of Mon- cupy the bungalow belonging to Mr. damage was dOne at iui» lsiana JOHN M. BICKFORD. treal, Can., arrived here last week Fred Hutchins. Dy tne severe storm Prop. Fresh fish of all kinds and will some time at which swept Casco Bay on and at right prices. We can spend the Rob- Miss Josephine Kingsley of Wor- Tuesday 1 anything desired. supply you with ertson of last week. The handsome Order from team. Visit our cream cottage at the West End. cester, Mass., Miss Maud Rice of camp of Famous Grocery ice parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon West E)nd Dairy Ice Cream, Soft Mrs. Robert Johnson of this place Brookline, Mass., and Miss Emma Coombs, near bacco. Candy, Drinks, Cigars and To- is Cushing's was away from the island for a short "Vv right of Dedham, Mass., are visit- landing blown down Cousin's Island and ruined. time, having gone to Maiden, Mass., ing Mrs. L. It. Weatherbee at her nearly Trees and flagpoles were blown where she is visiting. summer home Bide-a-Wee and are down all over the island while the hail did a good deal of Mrs. J. B. Your Wants damage to orchards in differ- Day has as her guest this Telephone Quick Service to Our Customers week ent localities. The storm played a Miss Bessie Baillie of also Maiden, number of freakish tricks among Mass., Mr. George Clark of Bast DUNN BROTHERS which may be mentioned the carry- Boston, Mass. You Get the Best ing of a punt belonging to Mr. B. T. Mr. J. A. Smith of Brighton, Always by Trading who has Mass., Larrabee from the shore up into the been summering at the Provisions and bushes clifTe for Bdge- Groceries, General Mdse where it was found upside a few weeks, left Friday With Us in down but with his Pine Spring Ale and Soda the Case for a undamaged. An outhouse son, Mr. A. J. Smith and fam- Ginger by Family Trade Specialty. for at the Lewis Johnson cottage was J ily their home. Mr. J. R. Swain This is one of the finest domestic and has a also carried and bottlings countrywide reputation. away by the wind and family of Nathanuel, Mass., will was found odd feet occupy the Market at West twenty away in cottage for a part of Au- Harpswell Delivery all over South Harpswell Meats and the garden of the house next door. gust upon their departure. Groceries, Provisions Mrs. Miss Mary Dalton is entertaining Frances Ledford of Boston, this week at the Is fourth Seward cot- Mass., spending the summer with RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS Mrs. tage, Mrs. Mary Harvey and Miss John C. Ketchum at the Rock- Helen Harvey of Providence, R. i., *>ven. Mr. Kctchum and hia Our cover Mr. friend, wagons every part of the island several times George Dalton is also a guest Mr. William Wait© of here for Charlestown, - each some time. Mass., arrived on the island to day Mr. the spend Don't Straddle Fred Ford, Jr., has visiting vacation at the Rockhaven. him at the Fort The first cottage at the West motor boat outing of the the of Messrs. season was proposition End, James Faden of Wal- taken Friday afternoon buying tham, Mass.. Mr. the You won't Alfred W. Haywood, by cottagers of this island. The paint. be in the CLARK & GRIFFIN of Somerville, Mass., and Mr. Wil- trip W£^s a delightful one touring in air if you stick to liam P. Smith of and about ISLAND AVENUE, LONG ISLAND Beverly, Mass. the many islands of the Mrs. W. R Stewart of and Huntington, bay stopping at Orr's Island. The EVERITE PAINTS Can., who has been visiting Mrs. party startd about two o'clock under Henry Blackford at the the most Allston cot- favorable weather condi- Made of oils and tage, returned home tions and purest recently after a arrived at Orr's about lialf most the are exact THE delightful visit. Mrs. Rlnrkfnrri past three. During their differ- compositions MERRICONEAG nas as stop her guest at the ent forms of wpr« in SOUTH ME. present mo- amusement in. order to prevent HARPSWELL, 1877-1914. FREDERICK A. PIERCE ment, Miss Louise Shaw peeling, of Montreal. auiged In. Some visited the Pearl of On beautiful Potts coolest Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Orr's -fading and broken Point, and most sightly spot in Casco Bay. Williams have Island house, and other places places. y{ Quiet and secluded to those who as their guests at of a desire it, to the pleasure seeker every their cottage at interest, others dined at the pic- Get at our store. diversion of the sea the West sample and country. Table and service of the best, new arte- End, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. turesque little Inn, so famous for its sian water New Automobile Taylor of supply. accommodations. Famous for its Freeport, Me., who are cuisine. Much credit is due to Miss Shore Dinners. Phone 9014-11. spending a most Mollie M. P. delightful visit here Hinckley, under whose able Paint in every Bragdon Co. respect. management the sail was a most de- On 47 EXCHANGE ST. Saturday of last week another cided success. Although Capt. Harold of the "Long Island "On your town" good times" was Sawyer's Handy Andy is a very way up "The Yellow Front" enjoyed a by party of fifteen, who large and roomy boat, its carrying HOWARD W. TURNER were entertained was by Mr. E. E. East- capacity quite taxed by those go- man at IO£ Custom House Wharf Camp Eastman, Doughty's ing on the sail. Among those who Landing. Most of the party who are went were Misa Emma Glazier, Mrs. at Willard on Automobile the Cape Shore for the William Glazier, Mrs. William Hinck- DO NOT PAIL TO TAKE Repairs summer made the trip back and forth ley, Miss Helen THIS SAIL Hinckley, and friend To Gurnet Bridge and New Meadows and on Mr. Carter's launch Miss Pearl Inn. Supplies "Ismaques", Hardingbrook, Mrs. The picturesque land-locked inside route the rest on the regular Casco Stephen J. Miss through Casco Bay, Long OF ALL KINDS Bay Bissett, Brma Bis- Reach, and New Meadows River. boat. Those on the were sett, and Mr. Kenneth picnic Mr. Bissett, Mr Are you a stockholder in this car E. N ew Steamboat Leave your while down the bay. E. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Paul Hlnchliffe, Miss Francis Jamie- Company? Reasonable (or all $10.00 charges work. Strout, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. pon and Miss Edna Miss $20.00 $30.00 $100.00 workmen. Carter, Pearce, Fran- Expert, Miss Ruth cis L>. Invested, pays the holder in Carter, Mrs. C. H. Soule Ledlord, Mrs. John C. Ketch- (now) 10% fares at lowest commutation rates and um, Miss tn lieu of in children, Ernest and Priscilla, Isabelle Van Doren and 6% dividends, when earned, at end of year. Three Doors From Room all of friend and the a Waiting Telephone 4858M Willard; Mrs. S. H. Saunders, Misses Doris and Win- Everybody stockholder and a friend, is the policy of the Mrs. Ethel Bell, Miss Beatrice ifred Glover. Bell, P-B-C. B. Miss Gertrude Bell, Miss Carrie Saun- Miss Frances Jamieson leaves the RAPID TRANSIT CO. ders and on Miss Mary Lew, of Jersey Highland Cottage Saturday for her Office, First National Bank "5 ni*.. home in Building Medord after a flying visit Room 3 to her Telephone 2301 cottage. Dr. Rich of Boston, 8ee commutation will tickets with rebate stub. The Store of Quality. Mass., occupy the cottage during the month of Ice Portland has been famous August. Cream and Frozen Sweets long Last among summer tourists for the high Thursday evening the Red of tho finest are made the and Green quality by degree of excellence of its stores. One bungalow .was the merry of scene of a WEST END DAIRY CO. the leaders In the Portland estab- house party. The piazza and Interior of lishments and one that has done the cottage were beau- AUCOCISCO Our Cream and Ingredients are of the flneBt quality and our much to win this reputation for the tifully decorated with all sorts of one motto is wild flowers. quality. Our location at 40 Custom House Wharf city Is the firm of The Mlley Com- At about half past enables us to eight in the and deliver promptly. Remember we deliver on the next pany, 553 Congress street, which has evening the invited guests Cottages steamer assembled and after receiving your order. To get the be»t ask for the long been known to the lady shoppers commenced operations West End Ice as at once. CLIIT MAINE Dairy Cream. the best place in the city for The first part of the evening ISLAND, ™na ladies' furnishings. The courtesy and nptsiii m listening to some excel- lent Victrola attention paid to the customers by records. Following this was the WEST END DAIRY CO. the clerks here Is always appreciated general singing of all the References—Special rates 40 the latest popular hits. CUSTOM HOU8E WHARF PORTLAND, ME. by visitors to the store. The chief attrac- for June and September. tions of the evening were the exquis- J High Grade ite cornet solos of Mr. A. J. Smith Mm. K. B. BATCHELOR Developing, and the No one's summer vacation Is com- exhibition of fancy dancing the plete without a camera, but If the by Misses Sara Collins and Miss of Einma Alternelta. weather in pictures your vacation experi- Dainty refresh- the morning the afternoon broke tip at a late hour and all felt ences are not ments were served was clear and developed well, the throughout the sunny. The Forest It to have been a success, because and It SUMMER RESIDENTS OF pleasure of photography Is lost. J. R. evening the afTalr wound up by Queen took the party back to Port- was a little different CASCfl BAY the than the usual Taylor, Room general dancing of all until a late land about 5.30 p. m. , WILL. FIND THE 211, Fidelity building, evening partlee. Among thoso who makes a hour. Mr. Ix>uls O. specialty of developing, VanOoren arrived on were present at the pull were Mr. and Mr. N. H. of printing enlarging. His prices I^yke Maiden, Mass.. Wednesday for his two months' vaca- and Mrs. J. W. Hinckley, Mra. J. are moderate spent the week end with his at tion at Hall Cash and his work the best, family the Hackmatack Lodge. Frank Hinckley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred City Market satisfaction the Island Homo cottage. Miss A MOST CONVENIENT PLACE TO DO being guaranteed. Spe- Dorothy Worthlngton of Provi- Glazier, Miss Emma Glazier, Mr. Geo. cial attention Is The island felt honored on R. THEIR MARKETING paid to mall orders, quite dence, I., is the guest of Miss Isa- Muntford and Mlas Laura Hill, Miss a feature much Thursday when it received a belle Van appreciated by sum- visit Doren for a few weeks. Bthel Whiting, Hewitt Powell mer from the of Mr., Milts, Provisiens, Groeiriis. But Quality, Liwist Pricis in residents down the bay, city officials Portland. Mrs. Frank P. Morton of Portland, and the Misses and City There Mary A. Helen S. wa& a large crowd of them Me., and Miss Isabel CllfTord of the All street cars Hinckley. transfer in front of our door, time to present, about 130 same are at allowing Not HI* Encore. coming. Among place guests the Craney- Although the social functions on make while the visitors came crow for a purchases waiting for transfer. A small of distinguished that week or two. this ialand have been a girl six seated in the with the little late in Mail and party were Hon. Oakley C. Mr. J. F. Hinckley, who has been telephone orders will receive as and careful front row of the circus, watched coming about, the Islanders celebrated prompt Curtis, mayor of the city and Dem- aummerlng at the Forusall for the their first barn darrce attention as if called for in person. knowingly a dozen and more ele- ocratic Monday evening candidate for governor of the past few weeks, returned to his home in barn. State. M*. Doyle's The affair waa well PHONES phants go silently through their tricks. Dresser, chief of the police. In Medford on 4260-4281 Sunday. attended, about seventy being present. The dapper little trainer's ac- Mr. Prank chairman of the frequent Mitchell, Mr. Hewitt Powell of Boston, Mass., Much credit is due to the Misses Mil- knowledgment of the audience's entertainment committee and a few appre- Captain spent days with the Hlnckleys dred Doyle and Carrie Freeze for the CITY HALL CASH ciation Jerry Baker. The Forest at the MARKET evidently annoyed the little Queen Forusall Cottage. able manner in which they conducted HEADQUARTERS UNDERWOOD SPRINO landed them on the wharf about 9 AND FAMOUS WATER lady. Unable to further endure his Thursday evening the occupants of the musical end of the UNDERWOOD BEVERAGES o'clock from whence immediate- program. seeming conceit she cried "Now they the Forusall cottage participated In a Mlsfl Bertha Bangs of out, ly proceeded to the school Oakdale, Me., 433 CONGRESS ST. man high cadet regular old-fashioned candy pull. The is a week with Mrs. H. (Near Elm St.) you just keep still. Tou ain't a spending W. grounds, where regular old-fash- was spent in the iNorton at doln* a so we evening dancing to the Blgenougtplace. She thing, ain't a clappin' ioned clam bake was partaken of. In Vlctrola, and in the strenuous exer- also haa Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hill aa you."—National Monthly. spite of the somewha foreboding cise of pulling candy. The party guests for a few weeks. upon destroying everything that it could. Two flouts were severely dam- aged, the wind completely turning O J Xi 0. *. t Bustins Island over the bridge conectlng them to the mainland. In falling, the (bridge from Brainard's float landed upon the mahogany tender of Mr. John M. Mr. W. H. Norton, who has been Jaynes, staving holes through it in LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND away on a week's business trip to several places. ADout eight spruce Published Every Lexington, Mass., returned to spend trees were uprooteu and blown over in a few days with his family at The back of the Parker cottage. While CHEBEAGUE THURSDAY AFTERNpON Alcazar. •blowing its hardest the wind ripped MrB. F. W. Mar, who has been vis- to shreds the sprayhood on Mr. From June to and on the - September Last Thursday in Each Month iting friends in the vicinity of Boston Jaynes' cruiser, taking with it some from October to May. last week, returned to her cottage of the wooden supports that were BOVUNG DANCING CROWLEY & LUNT. Editors and Publishers uikistinhochheim," on Thursday. pioked up afterwards about two miles Mr. Harold Ivans of Jamaica Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. Plain, from home. Mass., is a few visit Mr. wife and TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summ er Season, 50«: 5c. making days' Bowen, family, who Single Copy, with Miss Bertha Advertising Rates on Soule in The House have been summering at the Parker Application. in must Be nd the Pines. cottage for July, left for their Advertisers desiring changes in copy on or before pre- Friday Baseball, Monday Mr. and Shooting Mrs. ceding day of publicat ion to insure insertion. Geo. B. Larldn of home in Somerville after a most en- Merrimac, Mass, and Miss Sara Lit- joyable vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. tle of the same p'ace are the guests R Twiss and family of. Lawrence, of THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1914. Mrs. Stella O. Lancaster at The Mass., will occupy the cottage during Tennis Cedars. August. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lord and Miss The Bustins Island baseball team MINIATURE ALMANAC Jessie Lord of are Island on Wednes- Some on© turned on the hot Lewiston, Me., played Chebeague Chebeague Bowling Alleys weather. guests at The Lancaster Cottage. day of this week and Long Island on Miss Pearl Purinton of from Six WEEK OF JULY 30. Everett, Saturday. They lost each of the Open June 27. newly fitted Mass., returned to her home after a Sun Length High Tide Summer's half gone. Who would games, despite the excellent playing pleasant sojourn at The Day Rises Sets of Day Morn. Eve. ha' thunk it? Lancaster on their parts, the respective scores regulation alleys; perfect in every 30 4.33 7.07 14.34 4.25 4.55 Cottage. being <5-3 and 9-3. Miss Swett is 31 4.34 7.00 14.32 5-25 5.55 Common sayings in Casco Bay: Margaret entertain- Mr. Clinton O. Andrews, wife and detail of and ing the Anasagunticook Fire lighting »- adjustment.v 1 4.35 7.05 A4.30 G.25 6.55 "May I have a second helping, Camp family of Lawrence, Mass., who have Girls of Brunswick, Me., at the Swett been at the 2 .. 4.36 7.04 14.28 7.40 7.55 please?" summering Norumbega, farm house. The members of 3 4.37 7.03 14)26 8.40 8.55 the left Saturday after a delightful His group are the Misses Hall 4 4.38 7.02 14.24 9.40 9.55 distinguished highness, Ban- Maybelle Beach, month's vacation. Assembly ner Alice Coffin, Evelyn Luella *5 4.39 7.00 14.21 10.40 10.40 Crops, is beginning to roll in. Cobb, Mrs. John L. Zangg, and daugh- Select Dunham, Helen Emmons and Katha-' ♦Full Moon. ter of Richmond Hill, Long Is- dancing parties every rino evening Let's all put in our order for an- Pennell. They will remain here land, and mother, Mrs. Van Wie of for about a with orchestra. Finest sur- other piece of this weather while week. Chicago, 111., sailed Saturday for N. dancing CAUTION ON BOATS. the going's good. l>r. Li. W. Eugster, wife and daugh- Y., after a month's sojourn at Camp ter Elizabeth of Washington, D. (J., Bluff. face in Casco are in Bay. Every year at the seaside one They say icebergs are numerous summering their new bungalow Mr. Edward Gerry of Haverhill, in for the balance of hears from time to time of acci- the trans-Atlantic steamer lanes, the season. Mass., surprised his many friends on LANDING FOR MOTORBOATS Miss j dents, many of them fatal, which but we should be agitated. Elizabeth Jones of Milton, N. the island by making a flying visit to and Mr. and are unnecessary and caused by not H., Mrs. E. S. Boyer of the island. He is making a cruise Old General N. are W. taking sufficient precautions. If Humidity seems to be Somersworth, H„ the guests of the Maine Coast in a beautiful HENRY CALDWELL, Proprietor a of Mr. one looks over the list of casualties doing Victoriano Huerta and is and Mrs. W. C. Russell at yacht. EASTERN LANDING, CHEBEAGUE along the Maine coast that have re- making tracks from this neighbor- Camp Whittier for a few days. The dance in WTilson's hall was well hood. Mr. Prank sulted from ignorance or lack of Warren of Lawrence, attended this Saturday but it is an who forethought, the roster reaches a sur- Mass, is summering at West urgsnt plea that more of the men What do think prising length. One of the most en- you of an Inter- Harpswell, Me., spent Friday with should come out. lsland Field and what are Mr. and Mrs. John joyable and pleasant summer pas- Day you Ray at their little The services were held in the grove willing to do for it? Write times is that of sailing or motoring and let bungalow. on Sunday, Rev. Dr. G. B. Pidge of us know. parties, and nothing more harmless Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ripley of Philadelphia officiating. The solos and free from danger could be im- Lawrence, Mass., will spend the re- and duets of Mrs. John L. Zangg and Well, those tinker mackerel are mainder of summer agined if proper care is taken. Un- the with Mr. and Mr. Edward Gerry were greatly ap- Hill with us Crest and we Hotel again personally have Mrs. C. W. Newhall at the Briarcliffe fortunately parties often go out com- preciated by all. GREAT seen few arrivals this that we CHEBEAGUE, MAINE CHARLES W. posed of people who know nothing year cottage. HAMILTON, Prop. could welcome so about a boat or worse still, just heartily. Miss Mildred E. Tucker of West is the re- enough to think they know it all. Roxbury, Mass., spending Most modern and up-to-date house on the with finest There's one consolation about some mainder of summer DEVELOPMENT AT COUSINS island, of these have never been tho with the ocean view in Many of that wet there Casco Bay. Large chambers, toilets and baths on spell; won't be many Tuckers at the Bacon cottage.- touched by accident, but that they each floor. dry wells this year. See what it is Mr. Large dance hall with two each week. have not is a matter of pure luck. In G. Vroom Spike of Brookline, ! GREAT DEMAND FOR PROPERTY dancing evenings to be an optimist, children. and Miss Bathing, sea and our opinion it would not be a bad Mass., Julia Kuf>li of Boston, ON BEAUTIFUL ISLAND boating, deep fishing all water sports. Tennis, will two etc. Our idea to state here a few simple rules Mass., spend ..weeks visiting table is supplied with vegetables from our own garden and for the use of at the Mic Mac cottage. milk and cream from inexperienced sailors. The new penwiper skirt must be one Many New Cottages Have Been Ad- our herd. Mrs. Benjamin Swift and daughter First of all, don't overcrowd your of the kind they threw in at the bar- ded To Colony. boat. In a sailboat, this Margaret of Brunswick, Me., are the particularly, gain counter with every purchase of a is a source of much because guests of Mrs. Edward Beaumont at danger, spool of thread. Cousins Island has long been re- a certain amount of room is npc- the Birch cottage. garded by summer visitors to Casco for the Dr. M. M. Graham, wife and child, esary proper handling of the Bay as one of the most beautiful of craft. There is no likelihood of the shirt- of Boston Mass., are the guests of Second, for motorboats es- of the inner islands and it waist man Mir. any bay be sure that have an becoming general, TTnlike and Mrs. C. W. Farnham at the Summit pecially, you has always been a very favorite anchor and more the plumper sex the man was Maplewood. than sufficient, average spot with people who spend their road-line. Several times a motor- not built for show. Mr. Frank F. Harding, wife and vacations here. This year has seen House boat has broken family of Brooklyn, N. Y., are sum- down and drifted a considerable development at this out to because of the mering in the Greenlodge for a few Chebeague sea, absence A man recently left a Baltimore island. Messrs. George B. Tenny, of an anchor or weeks. Island. because the hawser hospital with a new face and will Dean and E. B. Mrs. M. Slayton Knight, ali was not long enough to reach the Alexander of (Roxbury, have to introduce himself to the peo- of Boston, Mass., have had new bun- bottom. look out for Mass., arrived this week to spend a One of the fluest summer houses Third, thun- who galows erected for them while Mr. boarding in the bay. Excellent lo- ple used to know him. few as ""ft These ar*» weeks the guest of Mrs. M. cation and restfnl popner" of wood, Table first dtT-s^iialls. liable to Walter Morrill of Portland, Me., has class. Every com- come E. Patterson at the Waumbeck. fort for those the best. Acc up any time, but can almost al- built a desiring ^mmodates 75. Reasonable rate3. Some the Mrs. John fine summer residence. be seen in run days paper does not have M. Jaynes, Mrs. George Open until Sept. 2d. mxtsi. CL.INTON M. ways time to into These are all on HAMILTON, Proprietor. on houses the Sea- snener 11 are on the first page a double column cut "Wl Taft and Mrs. Charles E. Braln- you the lookout. shore Land tract of land. of a beautiful woman ard spent a very pleasant day Friday Company If, however, you are caught out in a who's seeking a The has in the river company put out a new raft don't take a on divorce from a taking Songo trip. They sailboat, chance its naughty husband. on the west shore for the use of left for Portland in the morn- the being only rain, but reef your sails early there cottages and the Cousins Island Im- and have when it The ing, arriving by trolley. everything snug Philadelphia woman who says provement Society has built a swim- hits Mrs. H. F. Twitchell of Portland, you. Fourth, beware of the her husband beats raft for use on her every time the Me., is at the Ledges for ming the beach and treacherous fog. Tt is liable to summering has moon is full should vamoose about the a few furnished swing chairs and cro- in on weeks. Miss Lenora Sowle of sneaK you almost before you quet sets, as well as time her husband reaches his first Newton, spent Friday as the installing a know it at any time. If you see it Mass., wire of the Misses at backstop at the baseball coming and haven't time to make quarter. guest iGould the | grounds. Among those who have into a line on Ledges. harbor, get the place land on A Miss and Mrs. W. F. Hadlock of recently purchased this tract you're heading for so that you can Philadelphia Judge has decided are Messrs. C. P. Auburndale, Mass., are the guests of Chandler, of New steer by compass. Fifth, if you are that pedestrians have the of way right Miss Emma Soule at the Gloucester, Me.; David Snow, of on a motor-boat or auxiliary sail- at street crossings, but that won't be Rockledge. Mrs. Francis A. Oemenson and Portland, Me.; and George B. Ten- boat. be careful how and where you much consolation for the of relatives of of are ney, Boston; Mr. C. M. Bowker of We Are For smoke or daughter Boston, Mass., spend- Headquarters light matches for any rea- those who are run over the Seashore Land and killed. ing, a few days as the guests of Mrs. Company reports son. Although gasoline seems that there right John L. at Bluff. has been a great demand hard to in the Zangg Camp ignite engine some- The for cottages this season and land it old-fashioned woman didn't Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Jones of N. Y. times, always jumps at a chance has more than bother much a career returned to their home after a doubled in value dur- to go off when not in about for her- City its proper ing the past few years. White self. week's at Chinchilla Sh9 had very pleasant Coats place. The explosion last week at several little careers sojourn to look Bunchberry lodge. Bailey Island is a good of after, and between prayers, WEN example Miss Susan Lombard of North Ad- NEEDED AS TEACHERS. the danger of around with encouraging words and she fooling spankings, is the matches and ams, Mass., guest of Miss Julia A gasoline. It's a bad did a pretty good work. In order to MacDcuald for a week or so at the relieve the difficulties Special Offering■ combination. There are oth- many Midwood of the present educational THIS WEEK er rules for use on cottage. system, board boats and A stage beauty who sued the man- more men must be induced it would Mies Julia MacDonald and Mrs. O. to be- take too much space to re- come agement of a theater because a pan E. Wright of Newark, N. are sum- teachers. This cannot be ac- capitulate them here. We J., think, fell on her and impaired her mering at the Midwood for the bal- complished until the profession of Of White however, that these we symmetry Seventy-five Chinchilla have men- teaching is lifted to the rank tioned loet the suit, although she declares ance of the season. of the are among the chief ones other learned that her visible means of Last Tuesday was a very unlucky professions. Not only and if you keep them in support are c Coats at and mind, you for the island. A severe storm of should the teacher be ed- $12.50 $15 will be all right. not what tt. e.y used to be. day thoroughly almost cyclonic violence seemed bent ucated, but he should receive ade- quate compensation for his work. ever-increasing demand for white Chinchilla The men we need in our public Coats during the past few wefks has a schools are not attracted to put posi- THE on this tions materirl in the which carry neither social premium finer goods— standing nor c Free Lessons in adequate financial com- anticipation f this enables us to offer most attractive Knitting and pensation. will men Crocheting Neither of qual- coats of the famous We have with us in our Art ity enter the profession of "Worombo" Whitj Chinchilla Department Miss Josephine Adams of Philadelphia, an teaching teacher of until the undesirable rotation of best at the expert knitting and She will be here for a to of- (the made) low of crocheting. limited time teach our fice caused extremely price customers by local politics is sup- anything they wish to know about and All are knitting crocheting. cordially pressed. Until tenure of invited to meet Miss Adams. office— which renders this position less in- secure—is popular, the men who are necessary to Invigorate the dry $15.00 bones our of public school system Value $20 OWEN MOORE & will seek other fields of labor.—Su- burban Life—The Countryside Mag- 505-507 Congress St., Portland, Maine azine for CQ August. Another lot of high grade White Chinchilla Coals * The Furniture 8tore. in semi-balmacaan at Our Annual Sale of of When Samples one is in need for some ad- dition to the cottage which can be found in a furniture store, he can do La no than Grecque Tailored Muslin better go to the Johnston, Underwear Bailey Co., on Middle Port- An street, $12.50 to opportunity buy this High Grade, Perfectly Fitting, Tailored Underwear land, where he is sure to find the best Value $18.50 of Unexcelled Workmanship AT WHOLESALE PRICES. very quality of goods at a rea- sonable price. This company has long catered to the trade of Casco Bay residents and Sale of is in a position to sup- Important La Grecque Drawers ply their wants with a regard to com- at Whaleaalc Price* La Grecque Corset Covers fort which is difficult to duplicate. LaGrecque Piazza rockers f5.00 Drawers for •tUfholeaalc Prices and metal beds are SUMMER WASH DRESSES $3.25 Combinations among the articles which 3.98 $5.00 Corset Covers for they are Drawers for 2.95 $3.SO on at Dresses are the latest out ■ making special prices present. st/l6. This week $10.00 Grecque Night Robes $12.50 Skirts for 12 50. ■I Wholesale Prlcci* $9.00 $ This week 3.50 Combinations for 1.75 6.98 Skirts for Stuffed Cats Scare Birds. $9.50 Nighl RobeB for $0.95 4.95 LOT2-1I* this lot will be found $7.50 5.00 Skirts for A novel method of Crepe, Linen end 7.98 3.75 scaring away Voile, Ratine LOT 4-One lot of Lingerie and Night Robes for 5.95 been DreMP*. Each and 3.00 Combinations for 1.50 3.75 Skirts for blrda has adopted by a Kentleh every one rep- 8treet Dresses in very handsome 5.50 Night Robes for 4.00 2.25 re*enlna good bargain. 2,50 Skirts for (England) farmer. He has killed a styles. 2.50 1.50 Night Robes for 1.50 2.00 Combinations for 1.00 number of cats, had them atuffed and Reeular 2.00 Skirts for 1.00 prices 16 and (PP AA ResruUr prices #15 to placed them In various attitudes (1|1A $8.75. This week *pO*V\J $19.75, This week among tho branches of the fruit trees in his orchard. her aunts, Miss M. B. Maxwell and street has been the guest of her rela- Miss EX A. Easily Maxwell of Jamaica Plain. tives, the H. J. Dyers of Sargent Gauged. One sent to the cellar to of the very pretty affairs of road, this week. Johnny''was the draw a of Peaks Island week was the dinner dance given Mr. Charles Havener of Staten Is- pitcher cider. When he got by Mr. and back the Mrs. C. A- Mannlx at land, N. Y.t is a guest of his sister, guest commended him. "You their summer home at Evergreen, Mrs. Dow, at the Ludwig cottage, for must have good judgment to have for their eldest son, Dan, when they an extended visit. filled the pitcher bo accurately In the The delightful weather with which entertained a party of his young Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bickford of dark without running It over." "Aw, we are now friends. favored Is all that Is Dinner was served at sev- Sargent road have been entertaining needed that ain't hard," replied Johnny. "Yer to complete every one's hap- en, with covers laid for twelve, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bowley and piness and the see, when the cider got up to the cottagers are now enjoying dining room was very attractive three little daughters of Scarboro. an first joint of thumb I Ideal summer life by the sea. At with its dainty table appointments my stopped." almost every cottage are visitors and and decorations of red roses. The smartest see this season; are of the styles you'll there many small affairs going on rooms throughout were also beauti- incidental to their entertainment. fully and one of models in our arranged the color scheme the most-called-for The members of was the Clayton whist carrled_ out in red and green club women s department. were entertained Thursday by with Japanese lanterns for the broad Mrs. Everett at Taylor, her cottage. verandas, where the young people Made in Dull Calf and At noon a shore dinner was served. passed the evening pleasantly with J. R. LIBBY Patent Colt The menu cards were in the form of dancing. COMPANY clam shells, on the front cover of Mrs. Sadie Archibald, Miss Mil- which was a picture of the cottage dred Archibald and Mr. E. M. Gay of and on the Department Store inside and reverse side Deering, with John Pierce of Port- $4.00 quotations appropriate to the occa- land, were members of a pleasant At Cor. and Oak Sis. _ sion. the close of the dinner the Congress i T Latest styles of party entertained by Mrs. Elmer Gay afternoon was Shoes and passed in boating, for over the week-end. I WALK fishing, bathing and card The WJV^Rubber Soled playing. Miss Marie Fogg and Lennox Fogg kf\\rr*D members the were: enjoying outing of Westbrook have been recent -WV LK Footwear Mrs. Henry Miss Harriet Mil- Mitchell, guests of Miss Hazel Gay at the liken, Miss Sara Mrs. Herbert Martin, family summer home, on Pleasant Cobb, Mrs. William Miss avenue. >7 '* .K Whitney, Elizabeth Quimby, Mrs. George Ellis, Mr. Arthur Mrs. Spaulding who is man- Mid-Summer James Mrs. Clearance Sale Allen, Edward Rus- ager at Cobb's camp, in Denmark, Boot sell, Miss Abby Mrs. Al- Hutchinson's Walk-Over Shop Stockman, for the summer, accompanied bert Browne, Mrs. G. Waldron by Camp- Mrs. Spaulding, has been We are our stock in and have been Mrs. Archie visiting clearing every dept. prices ibell, Merrill and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Embert 544 St., Portland Harriet Robinson at Congress Coolidge. Evergreen. made to move these goods quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moulton have wapnazard camp, so ibeen Mr. Moul- beautifully entertaining Raymond situated the fields If you have not made a visit to our this ton among of Trefeth- store, is your oppor- of Haverhill at their summer is en, an ideal place for a summer home "Three Twins" on the back to do so and a outing and is a tunity trip through the different departments will shore. favorite resting This place. season, Mrs. A. convince 1 Mrs. Joseph Perry entertained at her George you. that, at his store, your money will go much further Ellis and her daughters and home on the members Emily Sargent road, Hariett are here for than elsewhere. of the N. L.. C. Club, and the after- July. They have as their guest, Miss Avalita noon was pleasantly spent with dainty Hull from Marlboro, Mass. Miss refreshments served on the lawn. Josephine Barry, who was at the Our Store is Filled With Desirable Summer Merchandise Tho club was formed when* the mem- HOWARD S. HAMILTON camp last summer, will arrive bers attended the Grammar school the first of August with a and they were all residents of Munjoy party from Springfield to spend the month. General Contractor and Builder Hill and the are still con- meetings Mr. and Mrs. and Gordon Great Maine tinued, several pleasant outings Winslow, Chebeague, whose marriage was one of ear- Our enjoyed through the summer months. the, Kodak Dept. Our Shoo Dept. Complete contracts made and ly summer events, have per- Mrs. William Huston, Mrs. Alfred arrived on formed for alter- the island for a visit Guarantees Service buildings, cottages, Tracy, Mrs. and Mrs. with Mrs. Prompt ations, etc. Estimates fur- Sydney Jackson, Winslow's WS^ular^JlQ^ejf—Qu&ifty repairs, James relatives, Mr. and Mrs. in and now nished on work- T. Jack were the members Developing Printing $OU"Shoes $2.b5 application. Expert W. H. Lane, at the men. work a present. Kahoosack cot- Cottage specialty. tage at Cottage lots for sale and desirable Mrs. Annaoeil and daughter, of Dor- Evergreen. Miss Rose Allen of I"' cottages to rent. We care for estates. chester, will enjoy their customary the Marl- borough apartments summer outing at the Ozone was pleasantly cottage honored on at Trefethen. Thursday when Miss Hattie Mrs. E. L. and daughter, Skillings entertained for her Young at her summer Marion with Mrs. W. A. R. Anthony home. Miss Allen, SummerOrgan Concerts whose it on MAINE of are birthday was, was shower- the new CHEBEAGUE, Wellesley, Mass., spending ed with at the at many pretty gifts and some KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN We are our July Young cottage Rock disposing of property, numbering over one hundred beautiful flowers and was in the acres, Bound Park. Mr. Harry Young will the guest (Best Organ World) and in all sections of the island we can show you desirable lots. Shore of honor at the at the be remembered pleasant card party sites, groves and secluded spots are offered. Rates pleasantly by many which reasonable. Mr. A. of was enjoyed through the af- R. Littlefield. Central Great the older residents when he with CITY HALL AUDITORIUM Landing, Chebeague, will gladly show any in- ternoon. The party included Mrs. A. terested his family spent their vacations here Congress, Myrtle and Chestnut Sts. party the property "of this estate. F. Webber, Mrs. A. G. and took great pride in his summer Marshall, Daily Except Saturdays and Sundays, 3 to 4 P.M. Mrs. Churchill home. His death occuired a few O'Donnell, Miss Leno- (List Concert Labor Day) by ra Floyd, Miss Bernicia months ago after an illness extending Skillin, Mrs. WILL C. M ACFARLANE, Munlcloal Organist of Portland W. H. Mrs. H. over three Skillin, W. Stuart, the TICKETS, 25 CENTS NO RESERVED SEATS Cottage Site Seekers in land for years. a summer procuring guest of Miss cottage, bungalow or investment it will A pleasant event of the week was honor, Allen, and the be for your advantage to hostess. Investigate the of Mrs, M. the property A, Charleson, some acres at auction held at Association Hall sixty Great Mrs Jacob Home, Mrs. Fred Ills- Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore fine on Tuesday alternoon and though the front, spring water and and Mrs. cool, shady groves. I.ots are now weather ley Augustus Beaulieu were ottered at $100 and Mpwards. Fine in- prevented many coming down vestment as land values increase entertained at dinner on at each year. Would be pieced to show from the city, there was a very jolly Tuesday to the the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. property any interested. party and ten tables were at play. Henry where were MRS. M. A. CHARLESON. Great The hall was very cosily arranged and Merrill, they the ALBERT C. ROBBINS Chebeague, Maine. guests of Miss Ellen who prettily decorated. The favors were Babcock, FALMOUTH TOWN LANDING FALMOUTH FORESIDE is summering with her relatives. cluster of nink roses, and the prizes, Lunches Miss Etheline Parkman of served at all hours. Lobsters, LobEter Stews, Clam dainty bamboo were awarded Exeter, baskets, N. who is Chowder, Fried and Steamed Clams, Ice Cream, Delicious Soda, to Mrs. James A. H., spending the summer Brce and Mrs. C. W. and Smoker's Boats to at the Clark cottage, entertained a Fancy Groceries, Cigars Supplies. Motor Cash Store Morrell. Light refreshments were rent, Chebeague theatre at with careful and experienced man for pleasure calling. Motor served at the close of the Mrs. party Keith's, her guests r HAMILTON'S LANDING game. Boat supplies. Parties summering on the islands of the bay should Fred including Miss Marjorie Smith and The Haley was in charge of the ar- motor over to our a short store where patrons are assured of the best at the Miss Caroline of Fairfield landing, only trip from Chebeague, Bus- quality rangements and was assisted by Mrs. Wyman most reasonable Our and Miss Isabel tin's, Cousin's and Littlejohn's. Telephone. prices. Candy and Cracker Departments James Berry, Mrs. J. M. Lowell arid Parkman of Port- are stocked land. always with fresh goods in great variety. Head- Mrs. EI P. Jones. Mrs. T. Olin Merri- for the Mrs. Fred Thorne of Devonshire quarters best of meats and vegetables. Auto delivery man, Mrs. James Bagley, Miss Elsie street has been a recent covers a large territory on the island. Stumbles and Miss Ruth Jenkyns guest of Mrs. J. H. Pelton at her summer ICE AND ALL served. Among the players were no- COAL, MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES home at Rock Bound Park. ticed Mrs. Alfred Tracy, Mrs. McLean, Master H. Bolton Mrs. George Bliss, Miss Katherine Raymond is a young guest from Bangor who is en- Jenkyns, Mrs. H. O. Leary, Miss Lydia joying a pleasant at Ever- Skolfleld, Miss Spooner, Mrs. Cole, outing green, where he is the of his GEORGE E. Mrs. E. H. Swain, Mrs. W. T. Brown- guest EVERYTHING LEONARD aunt, Mrs. Harry Hanson. lee, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Frank Briggs, I SUCCESSOR TO R. H. CLEAVES, Mr. Harold O'Leary of New York Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Garden GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE. city lias joined Mrs. who Hose, Gloves, Druggists' Sundries, Mechanical Rubter, Ladies' and Viola Sherry, Miss Hazel Gay, Mrs. F. O'Leary, Our stock of Groceries, Meats an d Provisions will you. Our with her little daughter, has been please E. Burns, Mrs. Edgar Benson, Mrs. Gentlemen's Raincoats, Fancy Oiled Clothing, etc. Bakery will supply you with the bes t. Ice Cream by plate or measure. the guest of her parents, Mr. and George O. Cutler, Mrs. J. O. Jensen, If We solicit your patronage and assure you of courteous treatment and Mrs. J. T. Skolfield, at their home on it's Rubber you want, call at Miss Ella M. Phelps, Mrs. George Wa- prompt delivery of orders. Beacon Ridge. terhouse, Mrs. Harriet Ellis, Mrs. E. PORTLAND RUBBER 259 Middle St. ~ Miss Ada Simonds has been a re- CO., I Stevens, Mrs. Ricker, Mrs. Henry cent visitor at Evergreen where she Mitchell, Miss Mabel Davies, Mrs. was entertained at the Fred Mrs. and Miss pleasantly S. A. DOUGHTY Guptill, Bates, home of Mrs. Walter Skillin. Gertrude Mitchell. WESTERN LANDING, GREAT CHEBEAGUE, ME. Miss Ruby Wescott is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs are at We a nice line of meats and fruit con- a schoolmate, Miss Helen carry groceries, provisions, and the summer home of Everett Sklll- Whitney cigars and tobacco. We serve the West End Ice Cream, of Winchendon, Mass., who will re- CHEBEAGUE fectionery, Dairy ings, during Mrs. Skillings' illness. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL the best or measure. Our new auto will assure main for a ten days' visit at Ever- made, by plate delivery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry and (Incorporated) of service. Motor boat and fishermen We would be green, the summer home of the fam- SOUVENIR SHOP you prompt supplies. Arlene were re- Opp. State House BOSTON) MASS* their little daughter Miss pleased with your patronage and will aim to please you. ily. Kathleen Snow of Pine r»fr cent guests of Mrs. Perry's mother, AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY Point will be Miss Westcott's guest Mrs. F. S. Bowker, at her home in for the week end. The young ladies Center. The was FIR PILLOWS A SPECIALTY Phippsburg trip are all students at Bradford Acade- made auto and the Made from fir Best by among pleas- my. C'hebeague tips. Casco and most to S6a Grill ures was a visit to Small costly manufacture. Bay enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. John Littlefield and CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF CHAS. G. DELAWARE, Prop. of interest. Newest and line of Point and other points Miss Barbara largest Post of Auburn have been Cards in Casco We are to serve with sea of all Mr. and Mrs. A. Dyer of Bay, 40,C00 in stock. always ready you deep food kinds, i Percy guests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. two Real Estate For Sale. cooked to order. Lobsters cooked in every style. Delicious lunches. Shore Brooklyn, N. Y., are spending W. George Sturgis at the Rock Ridge Public Library. Post Office. Dinners every day. Prompt service and courteous treatment. weeks with Mr. Dyer's parents at on Pleasant avenue. ~ Auto to hire or hour their home on Road. by day Sargent Miss Bessie Gowen of Portland is H. W. BOWEN Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rhinds of Hill at the island for a few days' visit as Opp. Crest and South Road Tenn., are to spend the Knoxville, the guest of Miss Amy Gurney, where remainder of the summer at the she is being pleasantly entertained. VUf cottage at Trefethen, where Sterling uiciiiuuiD ui ine ivusien ciass 01 Offer* rooms with hot and cold Hotel Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bennett and Eagle Free street Sunday school spent water for >1.00 and up, which In- children are the month of cludes Carles' Hair Store The only Hotel in the spending Thursday at Evergreen, the guests of free use of shower baths. state that serves a Fall July. Mrs. Si8 CONGRESS ST. Bnibert Robinson, at her sum- Nothing to Equal Thit in New England Course Dinner in the Miss Kathleen Hunt, daughter of mer home. The dining room, where n Rooms with private baths for Phone 2227-VV Street FJoor' evening with a Ladies' Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hunt, enter- $1.60 Orchestra the bountiful dinner was served, was very per <5ay up; suites of two rooms and year tained a number of her little friends bath A Modern Eatab- lound. .attractive with decorations of red for 14.00 per day and up. HairdresSing Ihhment catering to all the needs Thursday afternoon in honor of her roses Dining Room and and ferns, which were also used Cafe Flrnt-Class, of Ladles in iMani- ninth a theatre European Plan. llalrdressing, L. birthday, giving In the room, and the was Facial F. BLINN, Prop. living day ABSOLUTELY curing, Massage, Chiropody, party to her playmates, after which FIREPROOF Pedicure and pleasantly spent in a social way. TIip Stone Scalp Trea'inent. delicious refreshments were served floors, nothing wood but the attendants in all ME. members who were present were doors. Expert branches. BRUNSWICK, at the home of the young hostess, We make a specialty of Fira Qual- Mrs. Alice Parker, Mrs. A. M. Wfcll- Equipped with Its own where a time was Banltary ity Hair Qoods of every description. merry enjoyed. man, Mrs. Vina Powers, Mrs. Hattle Vacuum Cleaning Plant. The cake of Spend Your Vnontlon at the birthday was, course, Eullerton, Miss Jennie Knight, Miss Strictly a Temperance Hotel. Private Room For Gentleman. the center of and 'served SEND attraction, Martha Green, Mrs. L. D. Austen, FOR BOOKLET. M anlcuring and Chiropody. Miss STORER F. by Kathleen, who also re- Mrs. Mada Bailey, Mrs. Julia CRAFTS, General Mgr. ceived Payne, OCEAN VIEW HOTEL many pretty and useful gifts. Mrs. Susie Grace, Mrs. Minnie Proc- The SOUTH HARPSWELL. MAINE party included Betty Hunt, tor, and the hostess. Susie Uynon Franklin Hunt, Barbara Hunt, Chris- Powers was a guest for the day. fleashorc and Country; IB miles tine boat from Portland. Frelliok, Josephine Miller, Mr. James Doyle of the East End by Bathinif, Louise McPherson. James boating, flshinir, tennis, dancing, Martin, has been a recent gueBt of Mr. and orchestra, etc. Table unsurpassed. Stanley Oifford, Reginald Hllborn, Mrs. Grant Roff at the Sylvia cottage Willard Black fl2 up. Booklet. and the young hos- on Island avenue. tess. HARRY Mr. Lyman Cook enter MAJESTIC RINK LIGHTFOOT. Prop. Mr. and pleasantly Mrs. William Burnell of talned a few of his business associ- Fairfield who are at Falmouth Fore- ates on Thursday evening at his sum ROLLER SKATING for a side. summer outing, spent mer home on House Hill. Meeting Three Scmloni Mualc and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. A shore Dally. Mornlna* Afternoon* bv Military Hand dinner was greatly enjoyed Oruan. Matle Clark, and were accompanied their Evenlna* by W. C. Chandler** Band. Mornlnga loto 12a.m. by and the evening *pr"*t socially and his Atlernarna I little l.lo p.m. Evrnlna* 7.10 to 10 p.m. A. E. PINKHAM granddaughter, Doris Crosby. guests were Mr. Yiolmes and Walter Mr. and Mrs. SO. HAftPSWELL, MAINE Rrven Clark, Mrs. Russell of Portland and A1 Richmond MORNING AND J. Brazier AFTERNOON FREE EVENING ADMISSION C. and Miss Mildred Bra- of Dover, N. H. 10c zier of Grant are street, at the Marr Mrs. Walter Rowe of Portland and I cottage on Pleasant for a Stables at Merriconeag House avenue, her brother, Mr. Jack Stevens, of two weeks' and outing they are en- New York city, who Is In Auburn Ocean View Miss- Helen visiting Colony tertalnng Merrill of the city, wer#» guests of Mr. and Mrs. Auto The flnert livery, boarding and sales stablea in Oaaco Bay. Gray. Norman Blaok this week. Mrs. Black three stables are to all ibuslnees Mr. and Mrs. Frank Our equipped handle the of this Hammond of has also heon entertaining her niece, wo are to furnlah Fairfield were the week-end THE placo and prepared automobiles and teama with guests Miss Ella Knowles, of the Cape BEECHES careful drfvpru at any hour of the day or night. Expressing and of Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Totman at the Shore. CLIFF nil kind* receive prompt and careful attention Havp an Falrmount. Miss 8mith ISLAND mbvlntf of Marjorie is Miss Floreneo Dlbby Is ft guest, of In care also a of her MK8. C. t. your baggage checked of A. E. Plnkham, South HaTpawel guest relatives for the Miss Ellen Babcock at the Merrill's PETTINCULL summer. Proprietor Maine. summer home on Beacon Ridge, Mrs. H. N. had Soil, Loam, «to.f Oradino mnd Exoavntlno, Cellar Work, Wolfa, eio Woodbury for her where Miss Babcock Is spending the Kvery amiiflement her forguflatti. Wednesday guests mother, Mrs. summer months. 'In-* Air of the nen brief* John A. Mace of Roberts street, and Miss Martha Richardson of Kmery »np«Mt«. YRohtlnjf, Hnthln* and FiBhlng. OLD BUILDING WITH CLOCKS UTTLEFIELD & CO. Ancient Structure in City of Rothen* "TS Littlejohn's I. burg is Remarkable for Clocks Upon its Facade. The Thos. Co. The Laughlin only place in Portland where you can run your boat direct GROCERS to a safe Rockmere Berlin.—The ancient city of Rothen- good landing and obtain a complete outfit of House. to everything The burg, one of the pertaining motor boats, and 109-111 summer festivities at this oldeBt In Germany, COMMERCIAL STREET house are has numerous in full swing. It is expected quaint buildings, one of ME. that the first PORTLAND, by o£ the month many which, depicted lx\ the photograph, Is Marine Hardware tourists will arrive to spend their remarkable for the clock If want the upon Its fa- of you best la Groceries.. vacations at this cade. all kinds In Brass and Galvanized iron. delightful spot. There are two dials, one show- Meats and Provisions at reasonable Last all the Tuesday guests with ing the hours and the 184-186 charges our store is the for Mr. and other the min- COMMERCIAL ST., place you Mrs. J. H. Hamilton went PORTLAND, ME. to trade. We utes. At either side are supply hotels, cottaaas, to South Preeport for a shutters, Boat back of picnic lunch- which landing store, between Long and Central Wharvea. yachts and schooner parties. Island eon. fly open at the stroke of They took the Maquoit on her twelve, V patronar*) solicited and satisfaction disclosing two mechanical morning trip dovTi the bay and had figures guarant&^d to all. to a dressed In the Handy steam- very delightful luncheon at South costume of long ago, boat wkfcryes. who raise Freeport. Some of the guests Bailed and lower beer mugs as If back to a the island at 3 o'clock and drinking toast, keeping time to the the rest proceeded to Portland by strokes of the great gong. The clock trolley. It so happened that on this KENDALL. & day a storm of unusual severity fa- WHITNEY DEALERS IN vored this section of the country with YORK & JACKSON its presence. The party en route for Portland had not Agricultural and Horticultural Portland Theatre ridden more than a Implemsnte, Fertilizers, Building Portland, Maine mile or two when all the power was Poultry and Dairy Supplies, Wooden Galvanized Iron turned off and in this state a bolt of Ware, We"have made Bpeclal for summer struck purchases homes and for six lightning the motor of the car, Ware, Brooms, Brushes, etc. days we will sell 3 car Cordags, Seeds, loads bungalow and cottage chairs in the making it unable to proceed when latest finish and style from 95 cents Also in upwards. Trunks and bags current was turned on. Finally, after specialties SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream full line, one half price. Car load of Refrigerators in new and faiicy 'being towed around and changing Freezers, Lawn styles, white enamel and porcelain to Refrigerators, Swings, Croquet Sets, Window Screens lining, $5.00 $35.00. cars, they arrived in Portland just in If in and Screen Doors. Call and see us. the market for bungalow and cottage outfits do not fall to time to catche the boat back. call at our store. On Thursday of this week all the Cor. Federal and Crawford Cooking Ranges at our famous prices. guests picnicked at Cape Elizabeth Temple Sts., Me. factory and Portland, they heard an organ recital in the afternoon. The Rockmere is well known for the excellence of its picnic luncheons, N. T- Jr. which is WORTHLEY, shown by the popularity of Maine's and this kind of Leading Optometrist Optician diversion. was a Saturday 478J/2 CONGRESS ST., Corner CENTER ST. very busy day here. At one o'clock all the PREBLE guests attended a clam bake Opp. HOUSE, PORTLAND, ME. a la Rhode Phone Island at Madeline 2174-W. All cars at our door Cousins Point, stop Island. The third dance or the season was The held in the Co. evening Eyes examined. Prescription lenses and was well patronized. TheMiley Store of Quality ground promptly. Mail orders re- Mr. Thomas turned by next mMl. FHdii of Boston, of Mass., > Supt. the Standard Oil Company at is a ■ *"" Boston, spending few weeks as tJoid filled DhalnS"s5Ge» Handkerchiefs Eyeglass •tttevgueftfc of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. A superior of Hand Smythe at the Christie showing kerchiefs that will to wo- Prescription Lenses ground to order Cottage. man of appeal the Mr. Mr. Robert all linen 40c and Mark, Smythe and refinement—including with wide and narrow up Miss hems, hand embroidered Agnes Cody of Salem, Mass., corners, colored embroidery and col- are ored hems, all linen with white Genuine Shell and Rubber Frames for also guests of the Smythes at the and colored initials, lace Fine Specimen of German Architec- edges and plain linen with Glasses Christie Cottage. j dainty embroidery, a most exclu- -Library $1.00 ture, With Queer Clock. sive collection. The 'baseball grounds have all been Specially priced 1 fixed 12J^c Colored Glasses ...... 50c and up now, having a fenced-in up is run by weights and is said to keep W a i backstop and other fine improve- sts ATLAS SHUR-ON perfect time. It has t~ _ EYEGLASSES ments upon the been running Lot of de diamond. This has Crepe Chine Waists, low neck, % in all since a sleeves, colors, also Sold only at this office. 'been done by the actioD of the 1768.—Popular Mechanics. few high neck tub silk waists, open front—long sleeves, our A Consultation Free All Kinds Baseball which is one very best of Optical Repairing Club, of the quality. Regular price. $3.00 $1.98 most wide awake on Lot of several styles white clubs the island. WAR TRAINS USED IN lingerie, voile and organdie Waists—our Mrs. H. MEXICO most exclusive "WV Smythe and Mrs. H. W. styles—low neck, open front, exquisite hand SEND US YOUR OLD HAT BY both Chisholm, prominent members Armored embroidery. Regular price $4.5u and $5.00 PARCEL of Railway Cars Are of Amen Excellent values $3.00 POST. tbis cluib, have 'been the two most in white Waists, open front, low lean and Were Built Worth neck, % sleeves. OUVENIERS important factors in the Design at least $1.50 mi Modern Hat raising at 98c \n)~7/T Cleaning Shop necessary money needed Koppel, Pa. The to support (Opp. Falmouth,) 201 Middle St the club. This has been done by Silk Panamas Cleaned and Hosiery Blocked..50c holding a dance and whist at New York.—The armored Fibre silk party railway stockings, double soles, heels and Common Straws cleaned and re- The Rockmere and a cars toes, double whist and tea in use in military operations in black, white and tan. tops, shaped 25c paity at The Christie Regular price 37Vfcc 29c Cottage. Much Mexico by the federal forces and to Full length fibre silk double Derbies and soft credit is due sockings, soles and heels, double tops, hats, cleaned, th?se ladies and it some white only extent the black, and colors. _ ana new by revolutionists are Regular price^ 50c oyc blocked, shaped band 50c 'behooves the other islanders to 12 vo Pnrrv «-» J11»- 39c sup- said to have been foi Outsize—Pure silk stockings, double cotton soles port them in their originally built and tops, high excellent work. the Diaz spliced silk heels, black, tan and white Games have been government during the opera/ 85c arranged for Che- Thread silk stockings, black fine MAINE TOURMALINES tions against Madero, says only, very gauze, double soles and Eastern beague Thursday and Merepoint Fri- Engineer- tops, high spliced heels. Our Steamsliip Corporation News. regular $1.00 quality 65c The largest up to date line of Souvenirs day. ing The cars were designed Men's thread silk stockings, back, white and colors 50c In the city. Also a full line ol Mr. G. H. Hamilton's son, Mr. Har- and built by the Orenstein-Arthur Kop old and MAINF STEAMSHIP LINE Hamilton, wife of Cambridge, pel company of Koppel, Pa. They are Gloves Mass., and his daughter, Mrs. W. H. 35 feet and 9 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry long feet wide, with theit Pure Milanese Silk TO NEW YORK Colson and Gloves, guaranteed double 16 but- daughter Elizabeth of roof 12 feet 5 Inches above the rail. ton finger tips, and Diamonds who length, Paris Point Embroidery, black and Brighton, Mass., are summerinfe The walls white, regular in and roof have two thick* price $1.00 West Bath, Me., motored over to 79c nesses of Pure Tricot Silk I the island and steel plate and the four-inch Gloves, 12 button length, guaranteed of all at remained two days at double finger (Repairing kinds short notloe space between is tips, white only, 75c MONDAKDAY TRIPS The Rockmere. filled with sand and regular price ....50c concrete. Washable Mocha 1 full imr. ana Mrs. J^ranK E. Dickerman Portholes are provided Id Gloves, clasp, pique sewn, Paris Point Em- J vine 22 broidery, tan and to Begin entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Fe- the sides and end of the car, and there 'gray—guaranteed wash perfectly... .$1.50 McKENNEY JEWELRY CO; Leaving Portland at 10.30 a. m. gan of Kennebuuport, Me., at a din.-' is a steel plate door. The interior oi ner party on Steamships Old Colony and North Tuesday afternoon. On the car is fitted up with bunks, shelves, Jewelers and Opticians Land leave they Franklin Wharf, Port- Wednesday entertained Miss drinking water storage, etc. The cars land, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- Anna Whiting and sister, Mrs. Frank have small doors capable of Monument Me. urdays at 6.30 p. m. for New York. Weber, and husband of being Sq., Portland, Returning—Leave New York Tues- Newton, Mass., locked from the The Most who are to inside, and when sc Sanitary Bottling House in Maine days, Thursdays and Saturdays at motoring Mt. Kineo. locked the car 13 entered 5.00 p. rh. Single fare ?6.00. Ilound Mr. James Humphrey of Boston, by a trai trip $10.00. Mass., arrived to door in the roof. INGALLS BROS. Boston and Portland Friday spend a few Line weeks Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland with his wife at The Bay View. A. G. BETTS week days at 7.00 p. m. RETURN- Mrs. C. A. Winner, Mrs. M. A. Summer of ING—Leave Boston 7.00 p. m. week Mrs. WILSON "CUSSED" BY GOLFER Beverages Surpassing Excellence Jay, W. G. Messrs. Have a days and Sundays. Steamships Bay Wheeler, Dozan on Ice Cooling for the Next Hot Day State and Ransom B. Fuller. Preston Fay, Warren Henderson, Ray Man Fane between Portland and Bos- and Earl Winner, Arthur Nearly Hit by Chief Executive'! Superior Ingieside Ginger Ale y ton, J1.50; staterooms, Hiltz, WATER SUPPLY $1.00. ?1.50. Charles Ball Scores the President for The Wholesome Drink for Old and .... Sundays—Leave Portland 9.00 Johnson, Simeon Hawkes, Sparkling Young Free p. m. Herbert Wheeler and Misses Eva '.'Carelessness" Sanitary Drinking Cup9 Furnished With Our Goods for International Line Wheeler, Ina 'Pearl Patter- Picnic Parties THREE-TRIP SCHEDULE Wheeler, Wells and son. Drilled Steamships Calvin Austin and Barbara Johnson, Alice Parker, Washington, D. C.—A disagreeable Appurtenances Governor Mabel Dingley leave Portland, Mon- Richardson and Elizabeth occurrence on the links of a Washing' Boston Miss Edith S Newark column.) arguerite Israel, Merritt, Miss Xannie K Dot"sev. Balto Of course, is our Month of W W Smith. Chicago Robert Ginsberg & w, X V Mrs R July Clearance Sales •O H Lindsay. Richmond The Electric Cars meet L Ilolconthc & w. E Orange Ralph Greenberg & w, X V The ASisses —a every Boat from Dr L I. Lindsay. Richmond wonderful season of oui Morse & w, SomerviUe Mrs J G Puron. NY money savings for Mrs F O Clark (>, Boston ROCKMERE HOUSE. Miss H X the and S \V Clark, Newark customers but these sales are confined to Islands leave you At Our Doors. Chandler. X V C Litt;ejohn's Island. Airs H A Claiborne. lines G Callan Richmond J w, Xahaiit G. H. Hamilton Prop. Herman Sinsheimer & which we Miss M C w, X Y desire to close out Callan, Xahant (See Adv. in another column.) Mrs D T Smith, entirely before the Miss Rosalie Callan. Xahant l'hilip K Soule, Kreeport Meadows new Fall arrive. Miss I'riseilla Xahant Long goods Come and see us on Callan, Mrs Lucy K Doe, Brockton Miss Grace T Smith, Miss Ilildcgarde Callan. Nah't I* E Downes. Miss G Harrisburg Augustine De Angelis, J Callan Jr, Xahant Mrs 1" E Downes, Harrisburg Wm W Kich Springfield w, Rutherford Kenneth Downes, Harrisburg Miss Dorothea II Phila No matter what need in summer Irma I Rutherford Allen, you staple Friday and Kich. Virginia Downes, Harrisburg Miss Edith Pollock. Phila Saturday J II II Van ilonau \v. do not waste time in Mable F Xasli. Brockton Bernard Sinskeimer & w, X Y goods, looking around, come Rutherford C .»l Bergquist, Boston Mrs Thos E Davis, Balto Viola Emerson, Rutherford Mrs C M Boston M iss Henrietta here where assortments are K2 E Bergquist, Davis, Balto right maintained, siz- Choate, Framingham Airs I)C Cross. X V Frank E Smith. X Y II I, SomerviUe es are Rhodes, Mr Clifford C Cross, X Y W W Walker & w, Boston up and stocks •L ..I t kept complete. Tint. E >range Mattie A Kamsav, Cambridge Sirs John F Ruth '1 E Marshall. Balto int. Orange Blanche E Ramsay. Cambridge inrs Arthur W Hanks, Balto A.rs M Macintosh. l'hila THE Evelyn M Henderson. So'vifle M°isi Katherine RINES BROTHERS Scarborough, CO. Miss E Macintosh, l'hila Wm J Atwood. Winter Hill Miss 11 l'hila Iialto PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAUN CO 529-535 Street, Portland Macintosh, Mrs Wm I Atwood, Winter H. Miss Sarah A X Y Congress Miss I! McKenna. X V Alexander, Bradley C Mason. Allston 1< W I.eland & w, Xewtonville Store Mrs A Hamburger, Astoria Mrs Bradley C Mason, Allston W H Department Portland, Maine tS W Ilohoken Davenport. ;— Jackson, I.ymon C Mason, Allston E & w. X Y 'C II Elliott & J Armstrong \v, London, tint. Dr S E Coppinger, Miss Blanche R Daniels, T-, F Batrinan, Xorwood Xeedham lights. M Scath, Montreal Pauline Cnjipinifer. the R. M. Hubbard in the er Xeedham lights. D Armstrong, X Y cottage day visiting Mr. Williams- Haynes, Sarah Ki Auburn AUCOCISCO HOUSE l'lynn. N V Chun, China Colony, left the Point last with whom he plans a and Cliff Island. Me. shooting week and has gone to his home in canoeing in the South Mrs. K. B. Batchelor. .Prop. THE BEECHES THE JOHNSON. trip next win- Adv. in another Paterson, N. J., on a business trip. ter. •(See column.) Cliff Island, Me. Bailey Island, Me. Worth Miss Klsie C. l.ockhead, Mrs. C. H. F. Johnson £. Pettengill.. Prop. Prop. Mr. W. K. Dana of Westbrook -Mr. H. H. and Property Mr F \V Slater. X Y C (See Adv. in another (See Adv. in another column.) Gilkyson Mr. Garry column.) Me., arrived at his in the Au- Cox CSarah Manly, Balto Elisabeth Averill. Miss M A Penned. XV cottage who has been visiting him, ■Constance Morse, Brookline Concord, X H J S Sattherthwaite, Houston burn Colony last Friday. He has have both returned to Erecting S Philadelphia, Nora Caroe. C E Baker. Lancaster, X H Mrs M Plaisted, Phila been for some time Mme Mrs away visiting but Mr. will be back at the M A Caroe. Belle E 4t s. H Langrehr, Phila Gilkyson Shepard friends in Mass. island Is Worth Mrs Geo L Harrison. Balto Concord, X H Mrs Thos Allen, Phila Amesbury, this week. Florence Harrison, Balto Maud M iss luda Kleimati, Mjss Edwards^ Pittsburg Everything necessary to fit out Mr. T. Walter has been 21iss Mary Carye Batchelor. Cambridge, Mass M iss E S Delapierre, Brooklyn Gilkyson Balto Miss <« " your cottage or home is to be had in a few Frederick Mason & w. Harriet Xewhall. spending days lately at Ogun- Protecting Miss Margaret Sellman, Balto Providence, R I Miss Emma B Ingraham. the best lines at the store of R. S. quit, at the Artists' Robert Burton, Balto Colony there. Sara C Wolf, Holyoke Davis Co., Portland. Adv. Mr. has Paint—that is to Mrs Geo \V Wood, Miss Ada G Ingraham, Gilkyson been spending the say, Chambersburg, Pa " Trenton, X J Harry Wolf. Jr. Miss Ida M Ingraham. Mr. Lansdon McCandless, who has ! summer translating a Spanish play GOOD these Miss Heed Wood. Mrs A L paint—does Mary Brewster, X Y been spending the summer at the Mc- which is to be produced at the Lit- Trenton, X J Miss Anna Brewster. X Y two Chambersburg. Pa Candless here in tle Theater in (or any Mrs Vance Cheney, X Y (i E Miss Ruth L Jenkins, Barre cottage since early Philadelphia in the big things MacIKvain, j fall. Mrs Mordica D Tyson. Balto Helen II Haup. Toledo, O Miss Margaret 1! Wheeler. the season, left last Friday for New building: M T H.immett, Brooklyn Miss Watkins, X Y C Springfield York, where he will work in a sum- Mrs. Herbert Price of Mrs Chas I'ayne, X Y Hose Alden. Xewark Mrs Chas Garvin, Boston Baltimore it PROTECTS. mer school Mr. has First, Mr Geo I'ayne. X Y Cornelia T Fairbanks, Miss Jane Brown. Clev during August. Wil-! recently been visiting her X W Ilavncs w. X Y Mrs & St Johnsbury, Vt fames Barr, Pittsburg liarn McCandless is expected to ar- daughter and Mr. and Second, it BEAUTIFIES. Mrs Kichard Dorsev & C> ch. Mrs F V Mahler & d, son-in-law, Margaret I. Burns, Quincy Raleigh rive shortly for the rest of the sum- Mrs. of Balto M rs R I" Devereux. Concord Sirs Thos M Smith, Lowell j Randolph Morristown, N. J., There is no need of in favor of accom- mer season. He has been in who argument Miss K S Beatty, Shields. I'a. Harriet 1' Muhleman, Miss A E Littlefield, Lowell working were formerly residents of the Mrs A Avalon X S two Jos Flagler. E Orange, X J Brace. Rochester a laboratory following a chemical Valhalla Cottage on the island. She plishing these tor Robt F & w, Mont'l Mrs Frank E Hart'd objects—they speak eloquently Randolph Johnson. course the first of the is at the Mr & Mrs Wells. NYC Miss Dorothy A Johnson, during part j Aucocisco. themselves. We feel it to be our to recommend Dr John Warren & ROBINHOOD INN. summer. duty \v, Hartford There was a dance last Pinebluff. X C Bailey Island, Me. Miss T Friday t° Miss E. Katharine Clark. Mr. E. S. Paul of yOU ngg Robert K Moss, Altoona J. Massey, Prop. Lewiston, Me., night at the Ocean Spray (See adv. in another Hartford Cottage, Rose I M cl I ugh. Chicago column.) C has S Putnam, Worcester arrived this week at his cottage here. which was Tom L M Phila largely attended by mem- Mrs F II Robinson, Wm F teams & Bowen, Burlington Miss L w. Camb Dr. Samuel Paul, who has been at the bers of the at the Miss Louise Washburn, Emmons W j colony Beeches Bowen, Burlington Putnam. Worces'r Paul Miss Louise Chicago L A cottage during the greater part and others of the summer TINTED GLOSS PAINT Coulter-King, Miss Alice W. Ament. Rochester cottagers. Xorfolk Lansing. Miss Eliza Asch, Canastola of the summer, was away from The affair was very pleasant and it Mrs Rdw St King, Xorfolk Plainfield P S Mooiiev. Wm Porter & Augusta Harpswell last week but is expected is hoped that more of the same Color Cards and Prices on Mrs L L DeForcl, Ballo Xiles f, Xashua W X- na- request. Miss Harriet L Roy Burgess w, Worces'r Mrs Herbert I'rice, Morrist'wn Hall. Miss Caroline B to return shortly. ture will be held in the near future. Manchester Mueller, Worcester F C Saunders & f. Mcdham Mrs Pennington & d. E CASCO BAY HOUSE. Miss Anna II Phila Or'ge CLIFF ISLAND. Aucocisco House. THE Park, Miss Lillian Leominster EMERY-WftTERHOUSE CO. Long Island, Me. Miss Xellie I Park. Phila King. •Chas. E. Miss Harriet Harris. Me. Cushing Prop. Miss Mary M Cannon, Phila Among the pleasant events of the Portland, Wholesale IlftrdWftrC Retail (See Adv. in another column.) Leominster Custom House whf. Miss Ethel M Parwin, from past week in the •Chas II I'etsch & w, N' YC Miss Mary Wentworth, Canton (Continued page 1.) participated by Moorestown Miss Eliza Wentworth. at this Miss Irene I'etsch. X Y C Jno A Chapin, X Y guests hotel was a clambake Miss Josephine Petsch, X Y C M il Itridgewater on the island. Ailing f, Provi Mrs G E Among the guests Miss 'Charlotte I'etsch. X Y C Miss Sue Hendrix, Brooklyn Salisbury, X Y M iss M E Coyle have been Miss present were Miss Sellman. Miss Margaret Yon Soosten, M iss Eraser, Brooklyn entertaining Margaret Mary Belle Evans, X Y Miss 12 X Y C Mrs T Hir*ch. Brooklyn Boynton, daughter of Rev. Nehemlah Miss Mary Carye Batchelor, Miss Everett Thomas. B'kiyn Miss Mabel G •Geo II Hanna & w. Westm'nt Miss Edna L Southwortll. one of the noted Florence Miss Achsah Dor- Thomas, Br'klyn Ware Boynton, Congrega- Harrison, Miss Winnie Hanna. Jos M Valentine. Brooklyn Groceries and P. W Southworth & f. Ware tional ministers of this section of sey, Miss Margaret Dorsey, Miss El- for the Table West mount Miss Marv I'.rooks. Phila Everything F K Miss Ethel Hanna, >Vestmount Thomas Southworth, Ware the country. Rev. Dr. Boynton has sie Loclihead, Mr., and Mrs. Haynes, We are better than ever to Cochrane & w, X Y F W Mahler. prepared give prompt service A E Tyler & w, Montreal Beatrice Provi Raleigh a summer residence at Five Mr. B. Mr. T. Ailing, Islands, Kemp Batchelor, Wal- to the and hotels on Albert Tvler. Montreal Edward f) Provi cottages, camps Casco Bay- All orders Ailing. M ERR I CONE AG HOUSE. and has been supplying pulpits in ter Gilkyson, Mr. P. P. Pitkin, Miss Ivan Tyler, Montreal Pliilin Steiumetz & f. Summit and J South Me. calls will be and without •Constance Tyler, Montreal •Mrs Carrie Phila Harpswell, this vicinity lately during the sum- Phoebe King, and Mr. William Thur- telephone packed shipped Emory. Frederick W. Pierce.... Madeline Tyler, Montreal Miss Anna Emory. Phila Prop. mers. In Miss ber. The bake was all. delay. We have the best obtainable in all F II (See Adv. in another column.') September, Boynton enjoyed by departments. J Jackson &■ \v, Boston and after the Mrs fill Cornell. Montreal J \V Flavin & f. Portland is to go to Constantinople, Turkey, main part of the af- WOODBINE & Master A 15 Cornell, Montreal COTTAGES J no D Green & w, Detroit to teach in the Girls' College, which fair, marshmallows were toasted. Our Years of Miss Ellen Bailey Island, Me. Mis Natalie Green Detroit Success Enable Us to Please You Babcock, Westm'nt Mrs. H. S. is there established under the aus- Mr. Williams Haynes who is sum- Mrs A S Robertson, Montreal Sinnett... .Prop. E B Bullard & f. Boston (See Adv. in " here Bruce A Robertson, Montreal another column.) Miss Geraldine Hayden. pises of the American Board of For- mering has recently finished his Isabel K Sirs Suza Doane White, Mrs \V D:iv &• Sketches" Robertson, Montreal Taylor ch, _ eign Missions. :Miss Coyle is a "Sandhill stories of the Harold II Boston Gt Robertson, Montreal Miss Florence Harrington graduate of Wellesley College of sandhills of North Carolina, where Helene M Robertson, Motitr'l White, Boston Mrs R M Kauffman, Chicago W. L. WILSON & U\TZ" Miss Ida K Phila E he has CO. Mr Arthur Jackson, Boston Meyer, C Kauffman. Madison 1914, and after her summer here is recently spent some time, Miss B I. Balto M Mrs A I*' Duclos, Montreal Kingsbury, W Moiler, X V to go to New York for further study and will publish it soon. The book Miss Percival '{oss w. Montreal 11 T Asche. NY Ena Duclos. Montreal in the School of is to be illustrated Mr. Norman Miss Master Herbert Ross, Montr'I lean Boston Philanthropy there. by Elizabeth Gunning, Miss Goldsmith, Jessie I. Cox. Chester N Roche. Boston Mr. Robert A. Black, another summer resident of Kenniston Miss Nealy, who has Miss Mrs Edith M Weymouth. (Catherine K Dolison, E R Aldrich, Boston this island. children, Mildred and Mr. Wil- Germantown H B spent the past two summers on the Kenniston Tilson, Lynn The mer Turner, of Boston, Mass., arriv- Emerv one at the usual Saturday night dance of Ralph S S Robertson. Mont*! Stevens & w. Worcester island, Chandler Cottage ed at the island SUMMIT HOUSE. Thos H the hotel was held recently and will II E Taylor & w. Somcrville Mac Duff, Worcester and one at the hotel, has purchased guests last week, Chebeague. Me. Mrs M R and spend the rest of the summer here. Mrs R M Copithorne, Howell, Worcester the proved one of the most enjoy- Mrs. C. M. Hamilton... Prop. Walter C Drewry, Worcester so-called Strout property on the Furniture ~Cambridge (See adv. in able ones of the season. These XV. Sylvester Cushman of Port- Mr R Copithorne. Cambridge anotJier column.) M E Marks &• \v, N Y extreme eastern end of the island, Mrs Geo W Harold Mudge & w, Montreal Mrs M R Burke, PI dances are becoming more and more land was thhe guest during the past Derby, Somervilie Miss Jamaica and is planning to make extensive •Geo \V Betty Mttdge, Montreal T F Tisdale. Boston as season week of Mr. Robert Albion at the I'yron, Boston on it soon. popular the advances and Robert Mrs Lily Voss. N Y Mrs Elizabeth TI Witt. Phila improvements Mr. Nealy Clearance Sale Powers, Boston Miss are among the most events Albion cottage on the North Shore. Wrilliam Florida M Voss, N Y Miss Anna M Shenk. purchased the on the pleasant We Day, T oronto Miss Phija property just shall endeavor to make Leona Clay, Aiken Emery G Winslow & w. Port'd of the summer. Mr. Albion also entertained as his Geo W eve of his departure for Europe, and Lewis. Providence Mrs M r. Reid. Portland for a short time last week Mr. it the one we ever HILL CREST. A P the his guest biggest Scull, Phocnixville W E & w, during present summer, Island. Me. H Johnson Holyoke The Richard also of Portland. held. Tourists are Chebeague W MacCallutn, Phocnixville P K Johnson. Mr. James is to oc- Beeches. Garland, invited Chas. W. Hamilton.... Miss Holyoke brother, Nealy Prop. Mabel Power, Boston Thomas C & \v. to s«, than It is possible to accommodate, points further south. Thomas Lamb & w, Montreal W T I Swampscott Is at the Piatt Rrown St f. St Davids Miss Marie A Ross. Athyn, Pa., visiting the com- Mrs Forman, Montreal Swamps't although capacity of the Miss Haiviet Higglns of Mrs C it Ctrnf & I. Albany M M Eos Anaelcs Cottage on the shore for two weeks. Spring- $25 Parlor 3 R L Soule, F McClure, modious house is withal. Sets, Portland John Crowell Sr w. VVorce'er I R F Swarts. N Y large, field, Mass., is the guest of Miss Hart- Kathcrine E I.andrcy, Boston 'Mrs Hasting* D Wright St f. The Cliff Island Baseball Trtarti Anna M (' Taylor. Lester Harris at "Noddlehead" for a Pieces, ClafTy, Boston Cambridge A S Rulan Spring Mabel F 1 Se w, Newark won a forfeited game from Bailey week. Before to Hayes, Boston T E Seybold Sc w, Mrs & Miss CHEBEAOUE. coming Chebeague Helen C Springfield Well, NY Island last The Seats, upholst- I.ogan. Hoston Sirs Rrown St d. NY 1 Mrs A R Cbasc. Newark Wednesday. game Miss Higgins was visiting at Onset Mrs Frederick 0 Hoston Mrs A Coy, II Longfellow, N Y Miss Piernia N Y was Interestingly played until the near Boston. Mr. and ered in Miss Barbara II Cov. Boston j McLaughlin, Mrs. William velour, $12.50 t«r:n r«. ."i The Misses Caesar, NY Miss Elizabeth II Gross. a- Miss Willamcna Sutherland. ninth Innings when a dispute (Continued Allen Harris had as M M Thomas. Ralto Paterson from page 1.) guests recently roBe over a home run by one Mr. and Mrs. John P. Allen of Scars- of the Cliff players, and Bailey dale, N. Y., who spent a few days of Oil Stove Ovens 80UTH H ARP8WELL. by time was automobile. The Fitta, although Island leaving the field, forfeit- reported by those who went last week at the Island. Mrs. Harris old reaidenta 2 Burner $2.50 ones of Harpawell, have Juat ed the game to ClIfT. The bat- along, who were: Miss Esther Cooke, left the island this Tuesday for built themaelvea a new Miss (Continued from page 1.) summer cot- teries were Grlffln and Cushlng for Elizabeth Ash, Miss Harriet Camp Aloha at Falrlee, Vt., where on their $1.49 tage property at Ash Point, Cliff, Doughty and 8hlrley for Bailey. Sweeney, Miss Hart-Lester Harris, Miss Harriet Harris has been spend- which la one of Miss 1 Burner $1.75 ones 98c the prettiest of the Mr. T. Walter Gllkyaon was the Harriet Hlgglns, Miss Clajra ing some time, and will bring her Portland, but 1b many of summer ar- Miss Miss managing to combine charming typps host of a very pleasant party to Webster, Helen Brown, back to spend the rest of the summer much chitecture to pleasure with work in thin de- be met with here. Mrs. Peaks Island on Monday. Among Henrietta Brown, Miss Marie Rob- here. lightful resort. Fitta has her her sister. bins, Mr. Harris Mr. Percy visiting Mrs} those who enjoyed the trip and at- Newell, Miss (Helen Brown of Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Grant of Boston, who will be were Miss Webster, Mr. Charles Christiansen Peterson and tendent amusements Hill, Philadelphia, Pa., who has been Oren Miss Nellie her guest for a month. and Mt. Heuer. Hooper's Peterson, who been Florence Slater of New Miss Henry have York, visiting friends at Heron Island, was at their cottage on Mrs. E. B. sold her Anne Miss Achsab Mrs. L. Hurricane Kldge Pendlebury haa Qllkyson, I)orsey, O. Hamilton of Portland the guest for a few days last week since early In July, left last week for cottage, where she for- Miss Miss Is at her on North "Inglenook," (Margaret Sellman, Mary cottage the Road, of Miss Marie Bobbins. With Miss Sons, Portland Brunswick. It is probable that merly spent the aummera, to Miss O. Batchelor, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. where she Is In of they Carye the habit making Henrietta Brown, who has been vis- Established 1862 will be away from the for and Miss K. Goldsmith of Mr. and Mrs. Williams her home only point Bailey Ollkyson, Jr., the greater part of the iting Miss Robbins for a considerable a little while and will return here who are Mr. Cox. year. She as Philadelphia, Pa., occupying Haynes, Oarry Dancing has her guest at the time, she left on 'Monday for New It at the and were shortly. present moment. They have roller skating among the present time. Miss Clara Beals, of York. Mra. Waldo Fitta visiting them Miss A. Pollock, also of amusements afforded on the Strong, who will the summer of Medfleld, Island, spend W. C. and Mr. Newell, who has been were schoolmate* last winter at Ma«s., la spending the summer vaca- Philadelphia,who haa Juat come here the party returned after a very with her at Chebeague. after spending some time with his family Westbrook 8emlnary, of which instl- tion here at her new cottage on Ash ataylng for some time at Ogun- pleasant trip. Mra. Julia Hill of Portland and All at "Just-a-mere" cottage, returned tutton Miss Hoyt's father was form- Point. With Mrs. Fltts are her qult. three of these ladles are The R. 8. Davis Co., carries an ex- Miss I>aura Hill of Maiden, Mass., teachers In the normal and this week to his home in Springfield erly for many yeara the principal. daughters, the Misses Adrlenne and high cellent line of grass and wool rugs. are visiting at the Island for some schools In and have after a very pleasant outing here. A very enjoyable marshmallow Bather Fltts, and Mr. Fitta' father, Philadelphia Adv. time. They are the guests of Mr, been charmed with South Miss Ada Llttlefield of this Island toaat was given lant week Mr. J. A. Fitta. Mr. Fitta la expected greatly Warren and Mrs. Hill at their by the Dr. John Achom of Boston Leroy cottage some at of Harpawell Caaco Is spending time East Hiram, Mlanes Albion and Mr. Robert to apend the month August, com- and Bay. and Pine N, who Is ft well near Central Landing. Albion, Bluff, C„ Me., where she Is visiting Miss Vera those present including Miss Hart- ing up according to his usual custom Mr. T. F. Arnold, who la occupying known was Mrs. sporUmen, here the otta- T. D. Turner with her two Miss Llttlefield and Miss Hoyt Hoyt. (Contlnued on page 8). , ISLAND STEAMERS. Christiansen and Henry Heuer. As a Bend-off to Mr. and Mrs. John Casco & Lines P. Allen, who were recent guests of Bay Harpswell Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Harris Portland and Casco a Bay here, motor, boat party was gotten up which took them as WEEK DAYS. far as Port- land on their way home. The In Effect June 29th. party The Summer Tourists was composed as follows: Miss Har- FROM PORTLAND (Custom House Wharf). riet Higgins, Miss Marie Peaks Robbins, SOUVENIRS To Island il-orest City Landing)— Mrs. H. H. Robbins, Miss Henrietta 6.45, 0.4.*., 7.40. 0.00. 10.15 a. m„ 12.15, 1.10, Longfellow Souvenir Plates 50c 2.15, 0.15. 7.30. S.15. 0.30 m. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. 4.15, 5.15, p. Harmon, The famous 8 picture blue plates. To Cushing Island—0.45. 7.40, 0.00, 10.15 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Newell. Miss a. m., 12.15, 2.15, 5.15, 0.15, 8.15 p. nt. Clara Miss Pearl of Orr's Island Plates To Little and Great Diamond Islands, Tre- Webster, Olive Webster, 35c Mr. These have fethen and Evergreen Landings (Peaks Percy Webster, Mr. and Mrs. been popular sellers for years. Island)—7.00, 8.15. 10.00 a. in., 12.15, 2.15, Like William Allen Our Furniture Harris. Miss Hart- New Hall Plates 4.15, 5.20. 0.15, 7.30 m. City 50c p. Lester .Harris and Mr. To Ponce (Long Island)—7.00, Allen Harris. A handsome in colors. Landing The very plate ai.ri, 10.00 a. m., 12.lu, 1.00, 2.15, 4.15, x5.20, All party served the double pur- 7.30 m. Kinds Now for Portland Souvenir 0.13, p. Ready Selection. pose of a farewell to the Aliens and Plates 25c To (Long Island)—7.00, Doughty Landing a welcome to Miss Helen Several views to select from. 8.1ft, 10.00 a. m., 12.15, 2.15, 4.15, 5.2(1, 0.15, Brown, who m. arrived the 7.3<» p._ same day. ••Longfellow" and ••Pea'-I" Tiles 35c To Cleaves a. Piazza Landing (Long Island)—8.15 Rockers The In in., 1.00, 5.20, 0.15 p. m. $I.OOtoSI5 Portland grocers, 800 strong, blue, to match the plates. To Little Chebeague—8.15 a. m., 1.00, 5.20 were the guests on Wednesday of m. Metal Beds Souvenir Pennants 25c to $1.50 p. $3«50to$35 Mr. Henry W. Caldwell and made To Cousin and Islands—10.00 a. A handsome Littlejohn hum very assortment. m.. el.00, 5.15 p. m. things around the East End for To Eastern Landing (Great Chebeague)— the whole day. All the stores in Thompson Art Prints 25c to $10.00 10.00 a. n>., 1.00, 5.15 p. m. Portland, Deering and South Port- Famous the country over. To South Freeport—10.00 a. m. land were To Cliff Island, Western and Central Land- closed and a big turn-out Souvenir Pitchers 25c ings (Great Chebeague), South Harpswell, was the result. The steamer "Pil- and Orr's 10.00 a. Several tor your selection. Bailey Islands—bt>.45, ni., grim" was chartered for styles 1.00, 5.20 p. m. the occasion and Fir Pillows 35c to To Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague), Bus- JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. sports of various descriptions 65c tin Island, Mere l'oint. Birch Island and together with a big shore dinner The fragrant breath of the Maine woods. Harpswell Centre—10.00 a. m., 5.15 p. m. Near Post Office Maine combined to pass the day most ac- Souvenir Pillow Tops 25c RETURN (Week Days). Portland, ceptably to all present. In colors wih appropriate designs. TO PORTLAND Mr. Patterson Smith of Winches- From Peaks Island (Forest City Landing) ter, Mass., arrived last at the —0.15. 7.20. 9.30. 10.45 a. m., Friday 8.15, 12.35, 1.80, island and 2.35, 4.35. 5.35, 0.35, 7.50. S.45. 10.15 p. m. joined Mrs. Smith, who From Cushing Island—7.00, 8.00, 0.20, 10.35 DOW dtc PINKHAM is at a cottage at the West End, for a. in., 12.45, 2.4r», 5.45. 8.55 m. 0.45, p. the summer. Mr. Smith is a From Little Diamond Island—0.20, 7.25. very Boston 8.25, 10.00, 11.30 a. m„ 1.45, 3.45, 5.40, 8.45 -FIRE INSURANCE- prominent architect. Miss T. m. F. p. Constance FOSS Smith & and Mr. Oliver SONS From Great Diamond Island—0.15. 7.20, 35 Exchange St., Portland, He. Smith gave a very Housefurnishers 8.20. 9.55, 11.25 a. in., 1.40, 8.40 charming dance Monument 3.40, 5.35, Dwellings. Cottages, Hotels and Seaside Property H. N. PINKHA.M. last Square p. m. Saturday night to some of their insured in the leading companies- H. W. SUSSKRVUT, C. From Trcfethen Landing (Peaks Island)— F. HUSSEY friends here. 0.10, 7.15, 8.15, 9.50, 11.20 a. ra., 1..%*., 3.35, 5.30. 8.35 m. Professor L. M. Passano of Win- p. that could add to his- comfort. From Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island)— WiLLiAM chester, Mass., joined Mrs. Passano, 0.05, 7.10, 8.10, 9.45, 11.15 a. m„ 1.30, 3.30, SENTER & COT Amusements for the guests are not who has been at her since Ocean 5.25, 8.30 p. m. cottage lacking, however. The tennis court View Hotel From in last I'once Landing (Long Island)—5.55, early June, week. Professor is in a. JEWELERS always use, and has proved very x7.15, S.00, 9.35, 11.05 m., 1.20, 3.20, x4.15, Passano is associate professor of 5.15, 8.10 p. m. popular this year, while bathing, ITEMS OF INTEREST AT SOUTH From 51 St., Me mathematics at the Massachusetts Doughty Landing (Long Island)— Exchange Portland, boating, fishing, etc., find their cus- HARPSWELL HOUSE. 5.4,"., 7.05, 7.50, 9.25, 10.5<> a. m., 1.10, 3.10, Institute of Technology. 5.05. 8.15 ni. Charts, Souvenir Views of Portland and tomary number of devotees. 4.05, p. Compasses, Spoons, Vicinity Miss From Cleaves Stuyvesant T. B. Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. Landing (Long Island)—5.40, I. B. Harrison of Hotel Doing Good Business 7.00, 9.10 a. m.. 4.00 m. Portland and Very p. Mrs. Merrill, who are Irvington, N. J. registered here re- From Little a. This Year. Chebcague—0.55, 9.15 m., spending the summer at Great Dia- 3.55 p. m. cently. Mr. Harrison, who is in the mond Island, were the One of the best in From Cliff Island—0.40, 10.30 a. m., 3.40, ENGLISH TEA ROOM guests for a jewelry business in New York City, years the his- 5.00 m. short time of the house is p. last week of Miss A. M. has been much with tory Proprietor Light- From Western (Great delighted his Landing Chebeague) 609 Me. Prindle at "Coveside" Miss and foot's comment on this season. The —0.25, 10.20 a. m.. 3.2.% p. m. Congress St., Portland, cottage. stay plans to remain for an ex- Cornelia Jackson left hotel is at From Central Landing (Great Chebeague) (2 doors east Public Library) ^tV\ last Thursday tended visit. present very well filled —0.15, 10.10 a. m., 3.15, 4.40 m. Afternoon Tea until 6 p. m. after a week's with guests and p. visit as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fawcett during August and From Eastern (Great George the Landing Chebeague) Tel. 3484 Rooms and «"n Miss Alice Vernon. and son first part of it is —<1.30, 9.55 a. m., 3.20 p. m. .Single Suite George Ericson Fawcett, and September, From heavily booked. The to South Harpswell—5.50, 9.30 a. m., Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of daughter Eliza Fawcett of Stamford, visitor the 2.45. 4.15 m. Ocean is p. Scotland, who have been Conn, last View sure to meet with a From Hailcy Island (Mackerel Cove)—5.35 the guests registered week for their for some annual hearty reception and the a. in. York Landing—9.15 a. m., 2.30, 3.30 time of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. summer vacation. The fam- hospitality of the house and its p. m. Pickard. left a short time ago for ily have been coming to the island proprietor leaves From Orr's 9.00 a. to Island—5.15, m., 2.15, CHESTER L, JORDAN & CO. their home in Great for nothing be desired. sea- 3.50 m. »T£ Britain. many years and number hosts of Every p. 302 friends side amusement is open to the visi- From Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague)— Press Bldg., Monument Portland, Me. The Misses Janet and Teresa among the people here. Mr. 7.05 a. m., 3.55 m. Sq., tor and the p. Howell and Jessie Fawcett's business affairs will ne- location, table, etc., From Cousin Island—0.50 a. 3.40 m. Ridge left last leave m., p. L- Jordan E. Linwood cessitate his nothing to be desired. The From a. Edgar Jordan for a to Connecti- Littlejohn Island—0.45 m., 3.35 p. Thursday walking trip through returning of m. cut but he advantages the Ocean View have the White Mountains. made soon, will return here and From Hustin Island—0.10 a. m., 3.00 m. They been apparent to a p. this last finish his vacation with his large number of From South m. trip year and have been family. Freeport—2.40 p. Mr. Charles A. guests every year and this season is From Mere Point—5.50 a. in., 2.05 p. m. looking forward ever since to Woodbury of Salem, repeat- proving a banner one in From Birch Island—5.45 a. ni., 2.00 p. m. Do ing it. .Mass., registered Sunday last, for an every re- From Centre—5.30 a. 1.45 Let Us Your spect. Harpswell m., Developing' outing here. Mr. was m. The West End Woodbury p. We make a specialty of Developing, Printing and All baseball team play- the Mr. M. M. McClure of Los Additional m., for Enlarging. among tourists during the season Angeles, Trip—Saturdays—10.00 p. rolls: 6 12 20c. Satisfaction ed a return game on with is now Little and Great Diamond Islands, I"refethen exposures ioc, exposures guaranteed. Saturday of 1912. Cal., registered here for an the Island and Evergreen Landings (Peaks Island), All woik delivered when promised. Special attention to mail orders. Bailey team on the Hill indefinite sojourn. Mr. McClure is Ponce and Crest Doughty Landings (Long Island). grounds and sent the visitors making a tour through New England Return—Leave Doughty Landing 10.50 p. m.. R>. TAYLOR down to defeat by the scorp of f» to before to Ponce Landing 11.Oo p. m.. Evergreen Land- J. returning his home. He 11.05 m., Trcfethen Room 3. Charles Train, the star West End The has bpen ing p. Landing 11.10 p. Fidelity Building, Portland. 211, Second Floor Merriconeag*37 much delighted with Cas- m.. Great Diamond Island 11.15 p. m., Little pitcher, was in fine form striking out co Bay. Diamond Island 11.20 p. m. fifteen men and five Mr. W. H. Unavoidable delavs excepted and subject to only allowing LATEST HAPPENINGS AT THIS Boss of Swampscot, without notice. scattering hits. and Miss change Pidgin pitched EVER POPULAR HOTEL. •Mass., ;Marie C. Boss of the well for REFERENCES. Bailey Island, but was hit at same place arrived here last week. NOVELTY RUG COMPANY opportune times. Herbert Doughty They will in all likelihood a Stops on notice to Purser to land passen- Two Parties stay for — and Birthday Celebrated gcrs only. Cor. Elm Street and Cumberland Ave. Stanley starred for the West some time at this house. Portland, Me. Last Week. b Does not stop at Western Landing (Great End, and made the feature Rugs Mad* from Old Carpets Higgins Chebeague). play of the tor or game, going way out The is one of the ho- e Change at Eastern Landing. We have just the Rug the Cottage Bungalow. Call ar.d see our Merriconeag x into left field for a Texas tels in Casco Express. different Our will you. Reference leaguer Bay, which is doing the styles. prices please Portland Nat. Bank. which he E. I?. WIXSLOW. Pres.. speared in one hand. For best business this year of any in C. W. T. Gen. GODIXG, Mgr. Bailey, Doughty and Tracy were the its history. The reasons for this are stars, both in the field and at bat. not. hard to find as this is without The score: doubt one of the best summer hotels P. B. —C. B. Transit Go. ■ Rapid on the Maine and r h e coast, the place Tlxe Difference has won itself friends West End, 20001003 x—6 8 1 many all over the IN EFFECT JULY 28, 1914. If it is good furniture at low prices —we have got it. Bailey Is., 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 2 0—3 5 1 country among the summer tour- ists to this part of New England. Steamer "Gurnet" or "Tourist" Leaves Port- If it is cheap furniture at bargain sale — we have NOT it. Batteries, Train and Pid- On land Pier— prices got Stanley, Thursday evening of last week and we — gin Shirley. there was a WEEK DAYS. We guarantee what sell and we back up what we guarantee that is the birthday party for Miss tonic we use to our business The Emeralds who were scheduled Alma Spring of Portland and Miss For Little Diamond Island. West End and keep healthy. to on Anna M. Shenk of Doughty's Landings < Island)—0.(K>, play Chebeague Saturday at Philadelphia, Pa., Long We always have good business. Because we deserve it. 7.45. 0.45 a. m., 1.30, 3.30, 5.80, 19.30, **11.20 Why? the East End grounds, failed to make Each was presented with a big birth- m. p. an appearance and after a consider- day cake, and there was a mer- FOR SALE For Fort McKinley (Great Diamond Island) very able the ry time at the of the On —6.00 a. m., 5.30, 0.30. *11.20 p. m. wait, umpire forfeited the lighting candles. Ash °oint, South Harpswell, Me. For Trefcthcn Island)— game to Much amusement was Landing (Peaks Tolman-Bradford Furniture Co. Chebeague by the score of afforded by The aoove modern shingled cot- 6.00. 7.4". 0.4." a. in., 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, **0.30, 0 to 0. The Chebeague team is the fortune telling of Miss tage **11.20 p. m. 327 Cumberland Cor. Roche, containing living room, l