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! Library Sale Minstrel Show South popular with many of the summer Harpswell residents and the opportunity to in- dulge their tastes in this ANNUAL CLIFF ISLAND EVENT direction TO BE GIVEN AT CHEBEAGUE SEASON has long been desired. COMES NEXT WEDNESDAY. VERY GOOD AT THIS RE- SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. SORT NOW. Mrs. Frank Swan, who has been COTTAGE occupying the Dana cottage here dur- FURNISHINGS Important Announcement of New Lo- Performers ing the past month, left last af- cation for Summer Residents of News Items of Interest week, Library. That Island. Concerning ter a delightful vacation and has re- The fifth Sojourners. turned to her home annual Library Sale, con- On this in Providence, Of All ducted by the ladles of Saturday night, a minstrel Mr. J. G. of R. I., making the Descriptions and Best the island will show will be Bridge Boston, Mass., trip by automobile. Quality given at the arrived here take place next Wednesday, August Assembly Monday for his annual Gospel services are being held in Hall, Great Chebeague,» some of and is now the 12, from 3 to 6 P. M. All of the by outing at his cottage in Baptist church here at 11.30 a.m. previ- the members of the ous sales have been summer colony, tlie Auburn of which and 7.30 m. very successful the colony, he is p. every Sunday, with ones and it is performance being called for one ofjthe oldest members. school at 12 COUCHES expected confidently that 8.15 Sunday m. Prayer meet- pt m. Many of the cast were in Mr. J. this one will be the best ever. In or- A. Blake of Maiden, ings are held every at 7.30 tha» show Mass., Thursday der to fulfil this minstrel which was given was at his cottage here over the p. m. Pastor H. F. expectation donations last past Johnson extends year and which was one of the a HAMMOCKS of fancy and useful articles, candy and week-end, returning a few days ago cordial invitation to all residents events of the summer season. to his cake are requested from all those Mr. home. of Harpswell to attend these ser- John Lambert will act as interested in the success of the interlocu- Mrs. Luther Dana has visiting her I vices. PORCH CHAIR library tor, and Messrs. J. Harris her ROCKERS movement. Newell mother, Mrs. Decrow, of West- Mrs. H. G. Lord gave a delightful and Fred as end-men. The officers of the Club Komlosy The brook, Me., who will be her guest for picnic on the rocks at Island Library songs are new and Bailey have just made the announcement catchy while the some time. Mr. Dana spent Satur- last Wednesday afternoon to the LAWN SWINGS jokes are said to be that, as the library cannot remain in regular side- day and Sunday of last week here. young people of the Auburn Colony. its splitters. Twelve solo numbers are Mr. Dana present location, the store near Philip was also down re- About twenty were in the party and the scheduled, aming which for a few GRASS and wharf, after this season, they have those by cently days. they all reported a wonderful time on WOOL RUGS Miss Esther Cooke. been forced to move and have rented Miss Isabelle Dr. Walter Paul left here last Fri- their return. West and Mr. the cottage on the crest of the hill, Harry Cooke are of day, after spending a delightful week Messrs. Frank Warren, Fred Hub- especial interest. at KITCHEN RANGES belonging to Mr. George M. During the inter- the Paul cottage in the Auburn bard and Harrison Hubbard, all of McKean, mission Miss next to the lot opposite the Aucocisco isabelle West and Mr. colony. He will be much missed by Brunswick, were recent visitors to Edward Couche will an his i House, which already belongs to the give exhibi- many friends here. Harpswell. During their stay they tion of the maxixe. association, and which was purchased The men taking Mr. Charles S. Ensign, of Xewton, were guests at the Strout House, part in the show are: from Admiral Peary. The cottage will Messrs. Allen Mass., spent the week-end here with where they passed a very Cooke, enjoyable make good winter quarters for a time, Henry Heuer, Charles Chris- Mrs. Ensign, who is spending the outing. tiansen, John Look at the Florence until enough money can be raised to Lambert, Fred Kom- summer with Mrs. G. S. Page. Mr. anil Mrs. F. C. Cheney of Mor- erect a losy, J. (Harris Miss Ella suitable library building. Newell, Eldred Brace, Carrington is spending a risville, Vt., were visitors here for a Harry few Money is needed to make repairs on Cooke, Roger Howell, Charles weeks at the Rose cottage here I few days last week and were much Automatic Oil the Hoben and Edward as the Stoves cottage purchased, and the sale Couche. guests of Rev. and Mrs. Henry impressed with both Harpswell and Wednesday phould have the heartiest Rose and Miss Edith Rose. Casco Bay. and co-operation of everyone on the island The Auburn colony has recently Mr. Charles Noble of this place Be Convinced. laid a r»n<1 of those in other islands, inter- Peaks out putting green 011 the lawn has gone out again on the schooner Island House in ested in this proposition. front of the semi-circle of cot- "Eleanor" with Mr. Maurice Lubee tages, which has been a most on a second to PAST popular sword-fishing trip the WEEK A GAY ONE AT POPU- innbvation here. Golf is a game very (Continued on Page 7.) Emeralds Victorious LAR HOUSE. Juvenile Players of Boston Charm DEFEAT chebeague easily in Large Audience. Island I HARD HITTING GAME. Jlraka The Boston Juvenile Players under the direction of Miss Alice L. Glover, £. Mooney Pounded to All Corners of formerly manager of the Dorothy Dix fialplj Homr, iflattaijrr R. Field. Concert a S. Company, gave DAVIS GO. delightful performance here, last Saturday, which COMPLETE Driving Mooney's offerings oil over ilslaub : : : HOMEFURNISHERS thoroughly charmed the audi- |»*aks (Caere fHaitie the lot the Emeralds put a to large Say, stop ence who attended. This has Chebeapue's winning streak, company Cor. and Federal Sts. winning been coming to the Peaks Island Exchange Portland, Maine 11-3. The same was featured by Hotise for several summers and has sensational catches by .and De- NOW OPEN Holly always afforded the guests a F. E. rise. Whitcomb drove the pleasing President ball over The Haskell, the antei'tatnment. program was as rigl^t-lield fence with two menxiti Famous for in the first, while <' years King duplicated k '''irn-. Orte?Tta£ lAfaiil* his in Duct, performance the seventh. The _ Little Rati Habv Doll Pantomime, ~for its liberal man- score: _ A Quaker Meeting Dialect Recitation. EMERALDS. Da Street I'ianna Solo and Chorus, Margery and the Miller agement, supurb lo- AR R Solo. H TB O A E _ I.a Spagnola Danse Derise.ss 6 4 3 4 3 2 0 K<"centri<|ue, Tres Moutarde cation and fine Rccitation, Mouse Howlev, 3b 5 3 2 2 1 0 0 Creep Sextette, A Sweetheart in Every I'ort shore dinners. Ev- Powell, 2b 4134030 Sketch, A Knight of Old Pas fie Deux, Norton, If 4 0 1 2 0 1 0 _ Pallet d'Opera for Rending, Mamie < Cat modern. Special cf 5 0 0 0 PShauehiiessy's erything Flaherty, 1 0 0 Character Song, Maybe It's a Robber King, lb 4147900 Closing Chorus, It's a T.ong l.ane orchestra. The usual Special Riley, rf 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 delightful Sunday concert was Payne, p 5 233070 given in the hotel's parlor, last Accommodates 500. This Week week, the Peaks Harn, c 4000 12 01 by Island House trio booklets and and was among the finest given this Rates, year. The selections Totals, 42 11 lt> 22 27 13 1 from Faust, floor plans on ap- CHEBEAGUE. Dvorak's "Humoreske." and Grieg's "Anitra's Dance" seemed to meet AR R H TB O A E with plication. especial while the One Hundred $15.00 Howell, c 4 0 11741 favor, "Madrigale" of which was Wilder, 3b 4133242 Simonetti, offered as a violin solo Miss Charlotte Holly, ss 3 1113 2 0 by Kuskin, was Whitcomb, 2b 4114022 enthusiastically applauded. In addition to the Suits at Cooke. If 4000100 regular dances, there is to be a barn dance this Fri- Lambert, cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 day for which the Heuer, rf 4023010 following regula- tions have been posted: "(1) Xone of '"slsr"5 ASTOR CAFE Hall, lb 4 0 0 0 14 0 0 — these new fangled (2) No MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST SANITARY One Half Price Mooney, p 3 0 0 0 0 5 1 dances; RESTAURANT— feller can dance with the same gal twice running; (?.) Smile, darn ye, Finest 25c Dinner Served in This Totals, 34 3 9 13 27 IS 6 City smile." The affair is being eagerly Emeralds, 3 1 0 1 0 3 3 0 0—11 j looked forward to by the guests. Home Home Made Coffee Chebeague, 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 3 Cooking, Pastry, Superba Combination Meals Two base every day 25c. Turkey Dinner Sundays 50c- Handy to all electrics. hits, Powell, Norton, De- Beautiful Private Dining Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. rise. Heuer. Home runs. Whitcomb, JOIITsT A. King. Stolen bases. Derise, Powell, Chebeague OLARIT r, Proprietor King, Howell, Wilder 3, Holly. Sac- rifice hit, Norton. Rases on balls, AUGUST FINDS SUMMER COLONY off Payne 1. off Mooney 2. Struck COMPLETE. out, by Payne 12, by Mooney 5. Rat- ter hit, Powell. Umpires, Cooke and Parties and Boat Hoben. Trips Frequent Di- versions.

Mrs. H. IT. Robblns entertained at an afternoon and dinner party last Ocean View Hotel Friday Mrs. F. S. Webster, Mrs. J. M. Ash, Miss S. I. Gillespie and I)r. and ITEMS OF INTEREST AT POPU- Mrs. James F. Albion at her SEASONABLE VACATION summer home on LAR HARPSWELL HOTEL. the North Road. 26-28 Monument Mr. Philip Dortlcos of Fast. Orange, Sq. Portland X. J., arrived at the island last week Gay Times Minute Prevailing Every for his annual vacation and joined GOODS Here. his mother, Mrs. Antoine Dorticos, at This popular hostelry lias always her summer home, "Wlndemere." born a very successful and leading Mr. Dortlcos has been coming to the West Will Find Our Store Full house in Casco Hay and this year Is End In the summer for many You proving no exception to the general years and was accorded a hearty wel- come rule. The guests this year have by all his many friends at that of Attractive and Useful of been very numerous and the house part the Island. He Is the Tung- UNDERGROUND is sten expert for the General well booked up till late in the sea- Electric Merchandise for the son. The unstinted hospitality and Co. at Harrison, N. J. the progressive policy of Mr. and Miss Dorothy Schuyler, of Portland, was the for a few last Summer GARBAGE CONTAINER Mrs. Lightfoot have brought, only the Me., guest days Shopper natural result. week of Miss Alice Vernon at "Cov- The Felsco Concrete Receiver Garbage A very party was eslde," enjoying a very delightful the most enjoyable bridge presents sanitary and up-to- held here last Wednesday night visit to Chebeague. Dean Vernon Kodaks and Supplies, Tennis and Golf Outfits, date method expected this week to his fam- of dealing with this prob- which proved a very delightful occa- join ily here for his vacation. Developing and Printing, Souvenir Fir lem. It is rust- sion. Miss Gladys Klngsley was Novelties, perfectly frost-proof, Mrs. H. awarded the ladles' prize, while Mr. O. Clark, of Japan, was the Leather Goods in great Pieces of proof, fly-proof; will not attract guest variety, Dainty cats, Alvln Rutan was last week of Mrs. W. H. How- or the winner among dogs rats, and will last a lifetime. ell. Mrs. is the sum- Potferyt Japanese and Craft Baskets, Fine Sta- the gentlemen. Dancing Is being in- Clark spending mer at South Misses Call and or send for circular dulged In every night, with Mrs. Al- Casco, Me. The tionery and Correspondence Cards, Abalone Jew- examine, Janet and and vln Rutan acting as mistress of cere- Teresa Howell are expect- price. ed this elry, Fountain Pens in all styles, Books and monies. In the out-door sports, a home week, after spending Maga- two weeks on a tennis tournament was held recently mountain-climbing zines' In the White and Mr. Albert Emerton won the sil- trip Mountains. Miss Jessie who them ver cup offered as a prize by the ho- Ridge, accompanied on this Charles M. Paint Co, tel, defeating Mr. D. J. Lordan In the trip, will visit friends at Jack- son, N. for the next two weeks. Send Us Your Mail Orders Hay finals in a hotly contested match. H., 8-12 Free Mrs. L. M. Passano a St., Portland, He. Fishing also has a great many de- gave very votees here, Mr. A. O. Chartler. Mr. charming dance last Thursday night to the Alvln Rutan. Mr. Alexander Thomp- younger people of the West End kins and Mr. D, J. Lordan rArely Colony. Among those present | were: a re- Miss Dorothy Schuyler, Miss SHORT HARMON L. L. missing day and almost always LORING, & MARSHALL turning with catches. Constance Smith, Miss Alice Vernon, CO. splendid Miss Monument Me. Bookings for the remainder of the Elizabeth Passano. Miss Eliza- Square, Portland, beth Miss Mr. month and until the house closes are Wyer, Ernestine Fay, SATISFACTORY PRINTING John Mr. G. W. heavy and are a great source of sat- Wyer, Oall, Mr. Reg- 4 Ivtohange 8t< Nour All inald Mr. Max Mr. Bteamboat Landing#.< Pbon« 4886 isfaction to both Mr. and Mrs. Light- Ridge, Passano, foot. (Continued on page 8). the nearby islands to this store to be served with their delicious frozen sweets, and the home-made candles are a3 much in and Island popular favor this Cottages JOHNSON n Casco Bailey Woodbine LEEMAN Bay's Leading Grocery and General Store year as ever. MRS. HUMPHREY S.SINNETT. Prop. Go to .R. S. Davis Co., Portland for Bailey Island. Maine. Our store is headquarters for the best in Meats and your needs in household furnishings Thlt popular bourainu hou-e wui among the brat to • The Johnson. of all descriptions. Adv. ope its dr« tor the enter- Vegetables. Prompt attention to all orders. taining of guests. ljocuiio > iJeul. t>«insr at Quick We are very to that ot < auto The guests of this popular house happy report tbe head the f»m-us Mackerel ove. delivery. The only line of Mrs. Harold The chambers are n complete and the beautiful weather E. Cram is gaining in large, cely furnished Crockery utilized of and have ocean Kine table in health daily 'at Connecticut where she view. supplied glassware Casco Bay. last week by enjoying two picnics. with the be#t obtainable. boat- is the B«thinv. guest of friends. Mrs. Cram's ing and FWhing i-e«r the house. On Monday Mrs. James Barr, Miss Open ... friends here until October 1. Rates and on Bailey Island* Me. Jane Brown, Miss Julia Kleiman, Mr. many will be pleased circulars Tel. 8011-2 to hear that is application. and Mrs. Charles Ford and Mr. she coming to the island soon, to remain at the Telei honeS15 James Satterthwaite went up Quo- Seaside cottage until late in October. hog Bay, while the other was held on Mr. and Mrs. John Wright of New- Tuesday at Xew Meadows and com- Island. ton Highlands, Mass., have opened Cushlng BAILEY ISLAND. MAINE prised Mr. Charles Southworth, Miss Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Paton of Dover, ! THE their cottage on the North End for Hill Crest • JOHNSON Mabel Southworth, Mr. and Mrs. R. X. arrived ———————— H. F. the rest of the summer. H., recently at tbe island Johnson, Proprietor W. Burgess, Miss Frazier and Miss and will the rest of the sum- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meyrick of spend i AND COTTAGES Open June 15 to October 1 Caroline Mueller. mer at their cottage "Bonny Crag" CHEBEAGUE'S LEADING HOTEL Wareham, Mass., are the guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ford of on the extreme South End. They | OVERFLOWED WITH TOURISTS. Enlarged capacity. Beautifnlly located at the Mr. and Mr?. E. J. Starr at the Starr I routh end (of the island near Little Harbor. Newark, N. J., arrived here last have been' here for 1 cottage. Mr. H. P. Starr and Mr. coming several I he Johnson and cot week and entertained Mr. and Mrs. charmed with the The Seaside. town, Pa., arrived here last week to ly beauties of the Nathan Lincoln of Cambridge, Mass., island and consider the view from Messrs. George H. Ar- soend a short visit, joining Miss MACKEREL COVE. Thompson, while at the island. Mr. John Burn- our piazza wonderful. thur B. and C. Katherine E. Dobson, who has been Already they Thomas, Jr., Hugh ham is expected up this week, when have made here for two friends here all of whom Burleson of Fitohburg, Mass.. and he will weeks. nut his yacht the "Peggy" in hope that will remain until Howard P. Ramsdale of Falmouth Rev. and Mrs. Williamson of St. they the commission for a short cruise along ! close of the season. Fcl~eside, were recent guests here. Louis, Mo., with their daughters, the the coast. Mr. Ericson Fawcett of They are cruising along the coast in Misses Augusta and -Virginia Wil- Stamford, SEASIDE COTTAGE, >Ir. and Mrs. Theodore Borst and Conn., is the at ailey Island, Me* ... the liamson, are the rest of the pianist the hotel, Mrs. F- F. Cram yacht "Minx" and are enjoying a of Boston are spending family occupying the who is giving such this sea- Ideal summer home witb a wonderful outing. summer in the bungalow of Mrs. E. pleasure bountiful table, including hpb Root cottage on Abner's Point for son. Mr. Fawcett is a food in abundance. Mrs. E. A. of J. Wells in the Pastures. young musi- Handy to postofflce. wharf and beacb. Fargo Attleboro, Mass., the summer. Mr. Borst is a forester cian of Mr. and Mrs. exceptional talents and sever- arrived here last week and has join- in Henry X. Lord and Open June 25 to Oct. 1. Rates on Transients Massachusetts. They have visit- al of his are rendered application. accommodated. ed familv are to compositions * Mr, Fargo, who has bpen at the expected arrive at the Dinners a ing them Mrs. Bertha Cushing Child by vocalists and pianists. Mr. Faw- Specialty Island since early in the summer island next week for a short \isit. of Boston, who is a well-known ora- cett plans to enter Yale season. During their here thev will be College this torio and concert singer. stay fall. Messrs. F. W. of West- the guests of Mrs. Lord's sister, Mrs. Dasliley Captain Humphrey S. Sinnett has Mr. W. J. and H. X. Stokes, at her Sullivan and family of mount, Can., W. A. Richardson sailed again for the Georges Banks cottage. of Miss Leila of Newark, X. J., are expected at the Boston and Mrs. S. J. Anthony and in his schooner the Williamson Potts- "Bernard and hotel tomorrow for an M. WARD & SON S. F. Palmer of who is the sum- extended out- Madison. X. J., were on a On the town, Pa., spending Bessie," fishing trip. ing. The were recent guests to the mer at Cliff Island was the guest for family guests here BAILEY ME. sign register trip from which he recently return- last ISLAND, here. a short time year and have many friends ed he landed fish recently of Miss Mar- sixty-five for among the guests at the garetta Cope. Miss Williamson is a hotel. Contractors. New which he received a good price. Miss Helen M. Expert Plumbing The Driftwood. senior next winter at Wilson College. Douglass of Matta- The members of the crew shared $79 pan, and and work and we Mr. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith Mass., brother J. H. Doug- up-to-date shop With the house well filled and apiece. lass are here at the of Cambridge, Mass., have returned hotel. Miss can save Contractors bookings for August up to the mark Professor John Adams has brought was here you money. after a short visit to Mrs. Smith's Douglass for a visit the first in every way, the Driftwood is en- his yawl the "Wraith" into Macker- two weeks in for Water Windmills. mother, Mrs. S. T. Skidmore. The July. Both are well supply Outfits, a el Cove for the summer, having sail- known joying very prosperous year. This Professor here, they having spent their ed her over "Aria", Skidmore's yawl, Tanks, Pumps, Pipe etc. hotel is one of the best summer from Boothbay Harbor, outing here last season. fitting, which was recently blown up a houses in the bay and has a deserv- where she was laid up during the by Mr. and Mrs. a gasoline explosion, is practically in Julius Christiansen Cottage plumbing specialty. edly high reputation among the vis- winter. Professor Adams is spending and daughter of commission again, although it was Germantown, Pa., itors to this part of New England. his vacation on Summer Hill. registered last Home North thought for a time that it would be Saturday for an ex- office, Sebago, Me. Miss Minerva Huff of Philadfdphia, Mr. and Mrs. Chanter Cornish are tended sojourn. The impossible to repair her again. family are Pa., arrived here last week from an visiting at the Seward cottage for a well known to the Professor Skidmore expects to leave cottage colony of extended outing. Miss Huff has few weeks, having come here after a the island, in her shortly for a cruise to Swan they having spent several been to for several fishing and in the lake seasons coming Bailey's hunting trip Island. at the Horne bungalow on years. region north of Quebec. Mrs. Cor- the south shore at the Airs. Jessie hi. King and Miss Ha- eastern end of STETSON'S ICE CREAM PARLOR Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wright of nish, who was formerly Miss Chris- the island. Their zel E. Ring of Springfield, Mass., are many friends* on Springfield, Mass., were among those tine Seward, had the distinction of the island are We are still our our spending some time with Mr. and pleased to welcome pleasing all patrons with delicious ice to register here last week. They ex- landing one of the biggest bass ever them back once Mrs. John W. Cook of N. again. cream. Will deliver at short notice. Candies: we have the pect to make a most caught in that part of the country. Brooklyn, enjoyable stay Y., who have been famous at this house. Miss MaVgaret Metz of Hacken- occupying "Breeze- Stetson caramels, the best made. Home made candy mere" cottage on Summer Hill since Other recent arrivals are and sack, X. J., is visiting at the Wood- TO made on the Bov Fruit Postal Mr. in LET daily premises Candies, Soda, man early July. Mrs. P. B. Hall of Clayton. N. J., cottage, the "Mainstay". Mrs. Large !> room on Cards also for Miss Caroline Mueller of Worces- cottage Pebbly etc., Magazines, Papers, agent Casco Bay and Mr. J. G. Boobyer of Passaic, N. A. Russell Metz is expected this Beach, Island. Six ter, Mass., left the island last Satur- Bailey bed-rooms, Breeze. Our circulating library has all the latest books, only J. week. The Woodman cottage was large water day after a two weeks' visit to Rev. living-room, good supply, two cents a the scene last Wednesday of a sur- tennis etc. For rates and day. and Mrs. L. W. Atwood at "Red- court, fur- An enthusiastic audience that com- prise birthday party for Mr. George ther information to gables" cottage. On Monday Mr. apply Theodore pletely filled Cottage Hall and over- W. Oliphant at which about twenty Borst, Bailey Island, Me. * Chester A. Miller of Brockton, Mass., flowed onto the piazzas, listened on of the summer colony were present. and the Misses Ruth Caswell and Ef- M* Sunday evening of last week to a re- Mr. George W. Oliphant of New CHARLES S. THOMAS flie Atwood arrived to be Mr. and cital given by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard York is spending a few weeks here FOR SALE Casco Contractor and Builder Mrs. Atwood's guests, Mr. Miller Bay's Leading Slnsheimer of New York City, who at the Ocean VIpw. It is hoped that Birch Island, Casco Maine.— for a week and the others for three Bay, All work under are staying at the Driftwood. This the Rev. Charles H. Oliphant of Two cottages, seven rooms flush my personal su- weeks. Mr. Miller is a well known each, is the second time this summer that Meuthuen, Mass., who is to preach In Estimates on baritone and is closets, running water, piazzas,' fully pervision. applica- on singer the soloist at the cottage of Island the vicinity Sunday, will be down furnished, fine view of a colony Bailey the Universalist church in Brockton. bay. Will sell tion. Jobbing specialty. Sat- has had the pleasure of to at Bailey for a few days this week. cheap. to 473 listening Miss Elizabeth Estabrook of Ar- Apply Massachusetts isfaction to all. Real Estate and these two artists, the first Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Righter leave nvenue, Mass. having lington, Mass., arrived for Arlington, been a violin recital Mr. this week for their home in Newton- recently Land for sale. given by an extended visit at Slnsheimer. On this occasion the ville, Mass., but will return later to "Bonnyvlew" cottage on Summer Hill. Esta'es Cared main part of the program was of spend the month of September. Ma- FOR For Telephone Go to Dow & Pinkham for fire and SALE piano compositions played by Mrs. jor and Mrs. G. O. Cress will occupy motor boat insurance. Adv. Cabin Cruiser, 25 foot, G foot beam, Slnsheimer, while the two artists ap- their cottage here for the rest of the r. h. Miss Alice Smith of Auburn is p. 2 cylinder engine, speed about peared together in the Suite for vio- month. 9 spending a week as the guest of Mr. miles per hour. In fine condition. lin and piano by Edward Schulte and Mr. Alexander M. Wilson returned No E. S. - and Mrs. R. W. Potter at their cot- reasonable offer refused. Address LEEMAN Bailey Me. the C Minor Sonata by Grieg. Such to his home in Philadelphia this week Island, tage. Miss Emily Smith of Lewiston MOTOR BOAT, Box 21, perfect ensemble is rarely heard as after spending a short time here. Baggage Expressing, Livery, Etc. and Mr. Moss of Buck field who have BAILEY ISLAND. Teaming, was shown In these two numbers, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Sam Wilson Our carriages meet all steamers. AutomoMIe for six been spending a few weeks at South passengers. which were played with bewildering went last week to Camden, Me., Leave your orders at the hotel or boarding bouse for Harpswell were guests of Mr. and Miss Crnbtree Bo»'on and technique and fine artistic Interpre- where Sam is to spend the month of ^4-*4s4is\ Mrs. Potter over of last July28 to Sept.R tJltSCllO Jacksonville tation. The and color of at Mrs. Tuesday LEEMAN'S EXPRESS poise Mrs. August Camp Meguntlcook. week. Sinsheimer's playing and her com- Wilson expects Miss May Booth of "Outlook" Sunset Road. Cheheague Island WELLS DRIVER BY DAY OR Miss Mildred Cottle of Arlington. CONTRACT TELEPHONE plete mastery of her Instrument were Batavia, N. Y„ to visit her next Oil and Water Color Mass., arrived this week to be the Sketches nhown in the following numbers: week. Miss Booth spent a short A guest of Mrs. A. C. Colton at "Morn- Art« Craft® 8llver Jewelry "Gavotte Bach-Salnt-Saens time at Bailey's eight years ago. Ingslde" cottage. Mrs, Colton Is Lesson* Given in Painting and Hasketry Sonata Scarlatti Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Alexander of C All The handsome motor boat also entertaining Mr. and Mrs. JrllL.lllUIMf, PAPTIF^.I "Tramp," carrying Ballade In G Minor Chopin Montclair, N. J., who were recent can be for Brownell of New York City, who ar- twenty passenger.*, engaged private Liehestraum Liszt guests of Mrs. D. S. Barker at the Herbert P. Sinnetl parties at hour of the or We will rived on Tuesday of thin week. any (*ay night. arrange 'rip- to Gem I heatre, have to East Or- Peaks and to Feuerzaube Wagner-Liszt "Breakers", gone The Pleasure parties taken out In motor-boat by ex* Island Caldwell's Casino, Eastern Great many friends at this Inland of men. Landing. Chebeague, Juggleress Moskowski land. Me., for an extended visit. perienced on application. boatmen in of our Miss W. Augusta of Gasoline, oil and all motor-boat Experienced charge crafts. Rates reasonable. Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Hathaway Mr. Evarts Tracy has returned to Hathaway supplies for Worcester, Mass., have been grieved sate at reasonable prices. of Mechanic Falls arrived on the New York after spending a short to hear of her recent after a GEORGE H. LUBEE Bailey Me. island and a time with Mrs. here. Mrs. death, Island, Friday are spending Tracy lingering Illness. Miss Sinnett's Whf., Bailey Island week at their former summer home Tracy has visiting her at present Hathaway was a visitor to Bailey's the at the South End of the island. Five Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Plalnfleld, N. during past three summers. The burial took years ago they sold their summer J. place from the Unlveriallst church In Parties to a home here and this is their first va- Miss Mary Lyle of New York City desiring enjoy Trips to New Meadows her native town at Warren, Mass. salt of can be cation on the island since that time Is expected to arrive here this week fithing trip River, Peaks Island and Mr. J. 8. Oahan of Portland de- accommodated in a except for a few hours spent here for a stay of three weeks. She will nicely my Caldwell's Casino. lighted the congregation of the Un- fine motor boat. Acconv Enjoy last year visiting friends. be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Great Chebeague. ion chapel last Sunday with two modate* fifteen and can be Mrs. Bessie Leeman, wife of Mr. Day at their cottage In the Pastures. solos. "Come Ye Yourselves Apart for hour of —Rate# Reasonable.- E. returned to her home Mr. J. H. Paton of Newtonvllle, engaged any E. Leeman, and Rest Awhile," and "All the last after a most suc- Mass., arrived here last week to through day. Chat. H. here Thursday, the Night." Mr. Oahan has a tenor Sail Qardmr, Ballsy Island cessful at the hospital in spend his vacation with his family operation voice of much sweetness and power in who are a for the Portland, Her many friends Cas- occupying cottage and sang with much feeling and sym- — co Bay will be glad to learn of her summer. pathy. COTTAGE TO LET Ervin C. — health. Mr. W. T. Brown of St. Davids, Pa., Sinnett return to good Mr. and Mrs. John of New- Real left the Island week and return- Wright At Hurricane South Estate Broker Island At Stetson's ice cream parlor the this ton Ridge. Harpsweii List Bailey Highlands, Mass., have opened five room your cottage or with us. are served as usual ed home after spending July here. cottage. Spring water, Near bungalow tourists being their attractive cottage at the We can furnish with a Miss Brown last week North beach, steamboat wharf and you summer with delicious pure ice creams made Eugenia spent End for rest bathing the of the seaaon. •tores. cottage, $100 and Estates cream. the as the guest of the H. R. Leonard's of They Price $50,00 for season. upwards. from entire During past have been coming here for several cared for. Write for have come from Wayne, Pa., at the Ottawa House on information. week several parties years and are very fond of the place. Addrtis Mrs. L, Bibber. So. Hirpsvill, Ml. Cottaand Land for tala ing were in a participated by all, is a gueBt of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. after a jolly time ensuing. Light refresh- very enjoyable tirtie, fhemore Doyle, at Spruce Point because of ments were served at different times pleasant Us novelty. Rev. Herbert has The regular Cousin's Island t6 the'guests, wh6 started for home Dennison, who weekly dance of the near been visiting his mother at "The Maccabees was held last supper time.' Among those pres- Thursday Firledge" for a to his night here. ent were: 'Mrs. John Day, Miss week, returned home In week. Island was wyles Hatch, Mrs. S. J. Bissett and Germantown, Pa., this Long invaded on Tues- day by the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Miss the The Islanders had a treat In the Portland Boys' Club, a Groceries Paints Dykeman' daughter, BrmaBissett, thousand Bridgewater, MasB., have been recent Misses Lair* Miss Julia Neely, Miss musical line Tuesday afternoon, fctrong. Three steamers were needed to guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Har- Connors, Mrs. Jasper Swain, Mrs. S. when a little Informal muslcale was convey the party to the island, as beside rington. at^Pyne Klyff Cottage. H. Scribner and some folks from given by Miss Frances Jamleson at the boys, there Provisions Hardware were about a Mrs. Katherine .West .of Roxbury, Littlejohn Island. ; "The Braeslde." Those present were* hundred of the mothers fortunate who went on the enjoyable out- Mass., is making an indefinite stay' Mrs. C. Symmes, of Indeed to hear Miss Lil- day's * Winchester, lian ing. Mr, Michael H. Fruh with Mrs. John' E. Day at her newly Mass., and "Miss Elizabeth Hunter, of Maiden, Mass., who of Cush- Meats Downes man street, Drv Goods .built cottage near the wharf. are the guests of Mrs. rendered several excellent piano and Portland, superintendent Selwin Prime of the had We are Captain Alfred C. Drinkwater is at "The Avalon." vocal solos. Some new Victrola rec- club, general charge of prepared to all your wants 3 the supply ords an affair, assisted a the proud possessor of a fine sail- of artistic degree were also by large commit- MAIL US Thursday afternoon, 24 of the is- tee of which C. A. YOUR ORDER ing yacht, "Wanderlust." It is 41 landers hired played. General dancing immediate- Bradley, R. L. Capt; Alfred C. Drink- followed the 'Howards, M. H. G. feet in length and is equipped with water's ly classical part of the Davidson, "VV. sailing yacht "Wanderlust" after Chapman, A. •an auxiliary motor. In the brier and program, which the party broke Henry Peabody, Pariiek took a delightful sail out to Half and •time that he has had up. Connolly Fred Sidelinger were her, many suc- Way Rock and around the the cessful have been ar- Merepoint A. B. principal assistants. An attrac- sailing parties section of the On Mrs. Neal entertained Mrs. Island bay. this tive and Maiket day hotly-contested list of ranged for and taken. The people was Julia Miss Isabelle Clifford sports Long there a Clifford, brisk southerly breeze was run off and Head of Me. on this island have been in need of which and Miss Georgie of Port- prizes awarded to Donghty's Pier, Long Island, made the yacht just fairly Moreshead, the winners. The this sort of a boat for several years land, Me., at on party returned to skip over the water. The re- dinner, Sunday. the late in .and now and sea party city the afternoon after a pleasure trips deep turned home about six A concert of unusual interest and o'clock, after very pleasant and out- fishing trips can be taken by all a invigorating sail that will linger in their excellence was given by Mr. E. Ab- To the •those enthusiasts who sail in long ing. entire much love to memories. ner at on committee Thompson, ~_The Chapel, credit is accorded and around the many picturesque for making the ""Mrs. Sylvester H. Scribner Tuesday evening. Mr. Thompson, day so successful. spots of beautiful Casco Bay. is en- Mrs. although blind, gave a most interest- a Miss Marion tertaining Joseph Scribner and party of eight took the New Godfrey of Philadel- ing program of different son, of Maiden, for a few consisting Meadows trip last week phia, Penn., and Miss Sara Smith- Mass., solos and going one weekB at recitations. The Misses way steamer •erman of Haddenfield, N. J., have Camp Doyle. Mrs. Charles by and returning to of Lair also did their share of the en- Portland the at Crooker, Chelsea, Mass., who has by trolley, via Bath and .joined girls "The Red and by several duets. been sojourning here for a few tertaining singing Brunswick, and thence to •Green Bungalow," for the month of The Long by weeks, returned home affair was fairly well attended steamer Casco August. Monday. again. Those who made up Bay by both islanders from here and from the Miss Edna and Mildred Jones of The girls who are summering at paTty were Mrs. B. J. LArrabee, Littlejohns, about 65 being present. Mrs. M. B. Mass., are the of "The Red Green Bungalow" enter- Hunt, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Billlngliam, guests Mrs. Lillian Hunter, son and House Mrs. J. A. Smith at "The Edgecliffe" tained a few of the Harmony Hill Mary Robson, Mrs. W. M. Church, daughter, of Maiden, Mass., wno Mrs. E. J. for two' weeks., Cottagers at an informal dance on McLeod, Mrs. George have spent the last few weeks as the Heald and CHARLES E. CUSHING Mr. Charles Waits and their piazza The Mrs. S. M. Libby. E. daugh- Saturday evening. guest of Mrs. N. H. left "The chief of the Lyke, The pretty little Rosecrest Prop. ter, Miss Marie Waite, are being en- novelty occasion was the Island Home" cottage cottage, after a most of Mrs. A. D. tertained at. "The Rockhaven" for means of illumination, which was af- Perry is being fixed delightful stay. up a few weeks by Mr. and Mrs. John C. forded by Captain Kurshey, who extensively. A fine new chimney LONG ISLAND Mr. W. K. Neal and wife, of Port- has been Ketchum. owns the motorboat He installed and other -im- "Dimple." land, Me., spent the week-end with MAINE kindly consented to provements made Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John C. put the dancerB their A. recently. in son, Mr. E. Neal. Mr. Ketchum entertained a few of her the limelight by casting the rays George Harvey and Miss Eliza- iveading hotel on tlie Island. Miss Ethel Whiting and Mr. Hewitt beth Finest view of Casco Say possi- friends at a little of his Harvey and Miss Nellie ble. Pine groves the delightful piazza powerful searchlight upon Powell, who have been Mr. Day alongside house, with rockers and their forms. visiting were of for the use of hammocks party. The broad veranda of her flitting The affair and Mrs. J. over-Sunday guests the F. W. guests. Private gaslight in W. Hinckley, at "The Fords at the of plant, gas every room. "The was wound up by general of Fordette Cottage. Best bathing, and cottage, Rockhaven," just singing pop- Forusall," returned to their homes in boating fishing privileges. Open June 15 to ular hits late in the Mr. Frederick W. Ford of the Bos- Sept. 15. Rates and suited for this kind of an occasion. evening. Boston on circulars on application. Sunday. ton arrived 100. Fine Accommodates During the afternoon cards and danc- Mrs. Carl of Mr. Transcript on the island steamboat service. Only minutes' sail Coffin, Yarmouth, Me., and Mrs. Charles Duran have for a thirty from Port- stay at his cottage at the West land. Come to our hotel and a as their guests this v/eek at enjoy pleasant vacation. Excel- "Camp End. The length of his lent table. Sea Food in sojourn will abundance. Clam Bake house accommo- Will-Octa," Mrs. John Swett, of depend on the dates 500 situation in Europe, as guests with dancing privileges. Trooper, Pa., Mrs. Willis H. Duran, Mr. Ford is needed on his if of Cumberland Mrs. paper Mills, Me., Lucy matters (become stirring. E. Winslow, of Webbs Mills, Me., Chaplain S. J. Smith of the ana Miss of United "Two Stores Down East" Lucy Spiller, Westbrook, States an Metropolitan Me. Army gave illustrated talk on the last Mr. L. Philippines Friday night F. Downing, of Maiden. at th Pavilion. The lecture was Mass., spent with his Sunday family given for the benefit of the new Island Pish GEO. C. SHAW CO. at "The Maplewood." Meth- Long Market odist church, the special be- JOHN M. Miss Helen Libbi is a at object BICKFORD, Prop. guest ing the of Freah fleh IMPORTERS and GROCERS the raising sufficient money of all kinds and at We Mackintack Cottage. to right prices. can supply you with install the lighting system. The anything desired. Order from Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners Miss Ethel M. Andrew is the guest Grocery team. Visit our ice cream parlor. lecture was very and a Famous West EJnd Ice and of Delicatessen Dainties of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. at interesting Dairy Cream, Candy, Solt Drinks, Cigars and To- Purveyors Andrews, good sum was raised bacco. "The Birchknolls." by voluntary 585-587-589-591 contribution at the end of the Congress Street, ME. Mrs. E. B. Knight, of Dorchester, ta|k. ^PORTLAND, William TL Collins, who is in Down Town Store, 7 and 9 Preble Street Mass., arrived to spend the week-end charge of the installation of the Blau- with Mrs. C. E. Gurney. Gas plants on the entire island is ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE registered at the Casco Bay House Don't while engaged in work on the island. Straddle Our new Market at Preble Street makes a of specialty pack- Cards for the marriage of Miss ing and shipping orders to any part of Casco Mail and the of Bay. Grace McVane, daughter of Mr. and proposition buying telephone orders have our p rompt attention and are patrons Mrs. Peter McVane of the island and paint. You won't be in the assured of the "Shaw" qual ity, which has been maintained Island Long Mr. John Oliver which took for over Brown, air if fifty years. on you stick to place Tuesday afternoon, were re- ceived extensively last week by EVERITE friends of both bride PAINTS Now that the first week of August and groom. A reception was held after has come and gone, one can form a the cere- Made of mony at the McVane purest oils and good idea of how the season in home on Island gen- Avenue. the are eral is going to ibe. At this island compositions exact jfrWNT/ The occupants of the July has been well up to the average, Moss Cottage in order to entertained as prevent peeling, and August promises to better the guests Miss Mary E. You Get the Best McElwee and Miss and broken Always l record of July iby quite a margin. The Jessie W. Wilson. fading places. by Troding Mr. and Mrs. W. cottages are almost entirely occupied, E. Franklin, who Get a our store. have been the sample.at and the hotels are reporting constant- occupying Sunset Rock With Us in Camp near I ly increasing registrations and book- Doughtys have returned to their ings. home in Philadelphia, Pa. M. F. Mr. Charles Bragdon Paint Co. Mrs. Edgar Lindsay and son Gard- Marshmeyer and daugh- ter, Mrs. William 47 EXCHANGE ST. ner of Mattapan, Mass., Colonel and Randall, who oc- and cupy the Cleft-fcr-me "On Groceries, Meats Provisions Mrs. Enoch Perkins of Maiden, Mass., Cottage at the your way up town" "The Yellow Front" West End, have been and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConnell entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Perlev Wood of RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS of Concord Junction, Mass., have "been Gorham, N. H., Mrs. Addie recent visitors at the ibarracks on Is- Higgins, Miss Mollie Higgins and Mrs. Our cover land Avenue. Augustus Hendrick- wagons every part of the island several son and son recently. times The Kennard Cottage Is at present DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE The wharf of the Casco and THIS SAIL each occupied iby Mr. and Mrs. James Bay To Gurnet and day Lines has Bridge New Meadows Inn. son and Harpswell now been entire- Shields, Richard, the Misses The picturesque land-locked inside route ly repaired and the waiting room re- through Casco Bay, Long May, Sadie, Vera and Hilda Tucker. Reach, and New Meadows River. The are painted after the recent fire, and is party enjoying the island Are you a stockholder in this N ew as good as ever. The boats are Steamboat Company? CLARK & GRIFFIN and its advantages very much. not there as $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 It was quite an unusual occurrence landing yet, however, but at $100.00 ISLAND the old Haipswell Invested, pays the holder in AVENUE, LONG ISLAND at the barracks last week when four wharf, just below. (now) 10% fares at lowest commutation rates All of the stores which are In lieu of 6% in generations of the same family were to be dividends, whenearned, at end of year. built on the fire site this summer a stockholder a stopping there. The great-grand- are Everybody and friend, is the policy of the now finished or mother, aged 75. was Mrs. E. J. Mc- almost so. Bickford's is open, and R-B-O. 0. I^eod, the grand-mother, Mrs. Edgar Mahoney Connors is RAPID TRANSIT CO. open, and Clark and Lindsay, the mother, Mrs. Fred W. Griffen also. Office, First National Bank The BREEZE be Building Doughty and the youngest member may obtained at Room 3 Christiansen's at Telephone 2301 HOWARD W. TURNER of the quartet, Master Edwin Doughtys Landing Dough- now. See commutation tickets with rebate stub. IO.V Wharf ty, aged 17 months. It is comparative- Custom House R. S. Davis Co. is an A ly seldom that four generations of a offering No. 1 line of family are seen nowadays and this couches now.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. John Automobile Repairs party was all the more unusual on Campbell of and that account. Brooklyn, New York, arrived last week Supplies to the the Mrs. John C. O'Malley is entertain- guests for a while of Mr. OF ALL KINDS and Mrs. Edward AUCOCISCO ing as guests at the Auburn Woodbury at Har- cottage, bor Grace Leave your car while down the Mr. and Mrs. S. D. of Cottage. bay. Thwing Everett, Mrs. and Reasonable charges for nil work. Mass. Capt. Fred W. Doughty is vis- Cottages workmen. iting her Mrs. Expert Mr. and Mrs. George 13. Parker mother, Edgar Lindsay at the barracks. CLIPP MAINE have had as recent guests at their ISLAND, Three Doors From Waiting Room Telephone 4858M cottage Mr., and Mrs. C. G. Butler and son Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parker, Miss Harriet Parker, all of Casco Bay House References—Special rates IJo3ton, Mrs. Bessie Bryant and Mrs. for June and September. Hannah Cookson of Lowell, Mass., NEWS OF NEW Mrs. K. B. during tha past week. ARRIVALS AT BATCHELOR THI8 POPULAR Rev. Bowley Green, pastor of the HOU8E. Control Square Baptist Church of Ice Cream and Frozen Sweets Early August and Portland, and Rev. Felix Powell, an- Bookings Registra- tions other prominent Portland minister, Large. The first week In at were guests on the island one August this day hotel has last week, at the Casco been a fitting beginning to registering what will House. undoubtedly be an excellent The Rines Brothers Our Cream and ingredients are of the finest and our Bay quality month. The for next few Company one motto is quality. Our location at 40 The island's recent lesson shown bookings the Custom House Wharf weeks are enables us to deliver the wisdom of fire insurance. See C. large, and the registrations promptly. Remember we deliver on the next to date as will be seen a steamer after receiving your order. To the be»t ask for L. Jordan Co., 302 Press Bldg., Port- heavy by get the 'glance at the Wen End Dairy Ice Cream. land, Me.—Adv. hotel register on Page 7 of this paper. AUGUST Mr. and Mtb. Herbert B. Packer and recent son Paul are spending some time at Among arrivals here are Mr. and Mrs. R. son is not the clearance sale month but it is also WEST END DAIRY CO. Camp Packer here, and entertained Day and William of only 40 CU8TOM HOU8E WHARF over the week end Miss Grace Pack- Toronto, Canada. Mr. Day has been PORTLAND, ME. at the er and Charles Jackson of Dorchester, Casco Bay House regularly for Mass. seven or eight years past, and is al- The Opening Month of On Wednesday night of last ways glad to be back to spend his va- week, cation. a very novel entertainment was Mr. Day has a most remark- able enjoyed by a party of who business record, having been in people the gathered at the 1-10-29 Regiment employ of the Grand Trunk R. R. FALL Co. for GOODS SUMMER RESIDENTS Amusement was furnished forty-nine years, almost a OF CASCD BAY Building. half WILL FIND THE by a regular old-fashioned hand organ century. Dr. Many of our orders came to us since during the evening. Those who at- Thomas W. Murray Is spending import a few tended this affair were days at the hotel as guest of 15th, and are interesting Mr. July Hall Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Libby, Mr. and Thomas Casey. Dr. Murray is a City Cash Market recent A Mrs. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter graduate of the Harvard Den- MOST CON Vt N't N TP LA C C TO DO tal Now THEIR MARKETINQ Webster and Miss Frances, Mrs. B. School, and is now enjoying a Open for Choice T. LarfaVee, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, large practice in Portland. Mr. Milts, Provisions, Grociriis. But Qnlity, Lowest Prices in Mrs. R. J. Mcl^eod. Mrs. Walter M. Ralph 8. 9. Robertson Is an- The War means all kinds of City other European things Church and Miss Doris, Mrs. Bruns, recent arrival, who is spending All street cars transfer in front of our an to the and door, allowing time to Mrs. Charles Christiansen. Capt. Her- enjoyable two weeks vacation Importer that means higher prices to make while for transfer. here. Mr. purchases waiting •bert I. Thompson of the "Forest Robertson comes from the consumer. Montreal, and Is an Mail and orders will as Queen," Mrs. Enoch \MHlard and son, Cartada, enthu- telephone receive prompt and careful siastic Enoch Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harris and praiser of Dong Island as an attention as If called for in person. son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drew, Ideal vacation spot. Better Come in and See PHONES 4260-4261 Fred Harrlman, Mrs. Quick, Mr. The New Fall Goods Cooke and family of Connecticut, Mrs. For the Sake of Shopping. CITY HALL Mary Robson, Mrs. George Hill, Mrs. A few women get ho much fun out of We Are at Low Prices CASH MARKET Charlton Connor, of Concord Junc- Showing HEADQUARTERS chopping that they really hope the UNDERWOOD SRRINQ WATER tion, Mass., and son Hobart Connor, AND FAMOUS UNDERWOOD BEVERAGES articles they really won't last as Mr. and Mi's. Frankel and son Harold. buy long as the clerk 433 CONGRESS ST. Refreshments were served by Mrs. 8. promised, so that (Near Elm St.) can the The Rines Brothers M. Hbby, the matron of the building they sooner repeat the ex- Company and the delightful affair broke up late perience. | J mfti. talk by Dr. John W. Butler at Grayledge last week. Among those present were the Misses Bennett, Cliff Island Mrs. O. P. Stone, Mrs. K. B. Batchelor, Mr. Robert Burton, Mrs. Coyle, Miss Shields, Mrs. Plack, Miss Lewis, MIbb Clementina Butler, Mrs. LARGEST 8UMMER RE80RT JOURNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Aucoclsco House. Gllkyson, Mrs. Chandler and Mr. and' Mrs. Norman Black. The arrival of the first week of The talk was and cast a Published Every* August always marks the beginning very Interesting light on of the conditions In Mexico ob- CHEBEAGUE the best part of the season, both hardly THURSDAY AFTERNOON from one in point of numbers and of delightful tainable any not as well versed In Mexican affairs as Dr. But- From June to September and on t he Last Thursday In Each Month weather. The paBt month at the Au- - ler 1b, by reason of his 35 years of from Octob er to cocisco, always deservedly popular, May. In Mexico. BOWLING has been one of experience DANCING CROWLEY A. LUNT. Editors and Publishers great activity, and the house has been filled for the Miss Laura Bennett was In Boston 92 Room past Office, Exchange 8treet, 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. two weeks. The outlook for the follow- for a short time last week. TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summer 8eaaon, 50": 5c. four weeks Single Copy, ing is also extremely A very Jolly was • Rates on good* picnic held last Advertising Application. most of the present guests at must remaining Thursday afternoon the Punch Bowl Advertisers desiring changes send in copy on or before Monday pre- till the of the Baseball, closing hotel in at Jewell's Island. Shooting Sep- Among those ceding day of publication to insure insertion. and what tember, few leave are to be who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and replaced by others who have already Mrs. C. F. Hunter, Judge J. W. booked their assur- Mr. and AUGUST 1914. accommodations, Thompson, Mrs. Williams THURSDAY, 6, Mrs. a Tennis ing Batchelor of capacity house Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ran- almost the entire season. dolph, Mrs. H. L. Price, Mr. Kemp Among the arrivals of last week Batchelor, Walter number of the island residents, we Gllkyson, Anna Chebeague Bowling. Alleys MINIATURE are numbered Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gilkyson and Mr. and Mrs. ALMANAC are suie that it could only 'be a short H. H. Whitehead of D. Mrs. 2 time before a service was in- Washington, C„ Gllkyson, Jr. The party was called a from Six fitted Week such H. L. Price of Open June 7. of August 6. Baltimore, Md., Mr. "flapjack and was a newly stalled on Chebeague and Long at supper" decided- Sun Length Tide and Mrs. F. C. Hard of High least. Maiden, ly pleasant novelty. in Day Rises Sets Of Day Morn Eve Mass., F. W. Van Wagenen and Miss regulation alleys; perfect every Miss Leila Williamson of Wilson G 4.40 6.59 14.19 11.25 11.25 M. Lacy Van Wagenen. Several of the College, Chambersburg, Pa., is visit- detail of and 7 4.41 6.58 14.17 11.55 0.10 Ship ahoy! bbove have been at the Aucocisco in ing Professor and Madame Jensen at lighting adjustment. 8 4.42 6.57 14.15 0.10 0.40 previous seasons and all are pleased down where the or- Sweet Briar Cottage. 9 4.43 6.55 14.12 0.55 1.25 Down, down, in the highest degree with their treat- flows. Dr. Warren B. Mack and two 10 4.44 6.54 14.10 1.40 2.10 angeade ment there. Hall friends, Messrs. Blanchard and Whit- Assembly 11 4.45 6.53 14.08 2.25 2.40 Last week a number of people at Our an increase in ney of Lynn, Mass., were recent 12 4.47 6.51 14.04 3.10 3.25 spies report the hotel enjoyed a picnic and Select sup- of C. M. Cobb and dancing parties every consumption of blueberry pie at the on guestB family here. evening per Jewell's Island. They were ac- boarding houses. The gentlemen have been traveling Service. companied by some of the island with orchestra. Finest sur- Telephone along the coast of Maine, and were One of ehief summer residents also and the dancing the things about Cas- affair shown around It is also reported that the army was the island in Mr. co Bay that is a source of surprise very pleasant. The usual number face in Casco woman is mobilizing in Cobb's machine. Dr. Mack Is contem- Bay. to visitors coming here for tho first neighboring of sailing parties have also been giv- states, but we will try to en plating buying land to build a cot- time, is the lack of any sort of tele- preserve the .past week. LANDING FOR MOTORBOATS neutrality. tage here in the near future. phone service on some of the larger E. A. Pond of who islands. And it is The Beeches. Hartford, Conn., surprising that on has been at such Weep not, sad heart. 'Tis only a the Loveitt cottage on islands as L Market at West Sunset road. ing numbers: Molneau, Harpswell Delivery all over South A numbrr effects and Vesteea In several different Harpswell of the Island people lis- styles Prices 60c to $8.00 tened with great interest to an Infor- (Continued on Page 6,y > ! Ruby Wescott, is a guest at the Ever- home.-. Brewer Harry of Elizabeth, her parents until the green cottage, and 1b opening of being very New Jersey,-who is visiting relatives school in Montreal. pleasantly entertained during her in town has also been & recent stay. gue^t. Miss Eniraa Wilson and Mrs. Wal- Peaks Mrs. John Cox of at Island Everett Is the ter Blcknell of Roslindale, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. R. (or a W. Bastian of Bos- island two weeks' stay and 1b former well known Portland ton, who are spending the summer at being pleasantly greeted by her many have been recent of people, the guests Mrs. Wil- Birchwood-.arartmenta,.have-ibeen -friends. The Tamily resided-for many at The of mid sum- lette Tukey her.'homeon. Pleasant trying conditionb entertaining Mrs. Bastian's mother seasons on the Trefe'then mer heat shore, avenue. are not prevailing this and where brother, Mrs. H. H. Sullivan and they had an attractive summer Dr. P. C. and season thus far and visitors revel in Carroll Mooney Miss Ruth Sullivan. home. Anderson of N. the tinge of coolness which tempers Elizabeth, J., and Mrtf. This is One MrB. Harvey Trefethen entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Thomson have Ash field Baker of each July 'breeze, especially Western Newark, N. J., ar- I on Tuesday her John returned to their summer home, the rived to and Southern residents who seek a cousin, Mrs. Tuesday spend the remain- Corbin of on Island of the smartest see this season; cooler Deering and Master Fred- Bide-s-WJee, avenue, after der of the season at Dr. styles you'll temperature, and although the a Mooney's erick at her home on Island avenue. delightful trip of several weekB' cottage at Trefethen Mrs. our weather Is not all that can be desiivd, Landing. one of the most-called-for models in duration. The Journey was entirely and yet the social life on the island is Mr. George Bearce of Leominster, Mooney grandson, Whitney Bak- >by water and all tLe of and Mass., has 'been the of his sis- points interest er, came July 1st and opened the women's lively being enjoyed iby all. guest of the Great Lakes were visited. is department. The ter, Mrs. W. H. Sargent at Trefethen. cottage. Dr. Mooney pastor of the social aftarnoon on Tuesday at Their young is Made in Dull Calf and Mrs. Foss of Providence has also been daughter Yvonne with Epworth church at Elizabeth, N. J. Association hall was a delightful af- making a week's at the Patent Colt fair in and was stay Sargent every way well home. attended. The flotal decorations were Mrs. unusually attractive and the tables Bernard J. Sheridan of West very daintily set and arranged. At Somerville, G. F. Sanborn of Spring- $4.00 field and the serving table.the decorations were George Riley of Roxbury are J. R. LIBBY registered at the COMPANY Latest styles of of pansies and ferns whch made an home of Mrs. Wil- liam H. White Shoes and attractive setting for the ibeautiful Trefethen on Pleasant av- rALK enue. Rubber Soled linen and dainty appointments, while Department Store at the smaller tables were the ram- Mr. and Mrs. tH. A. Rackleff of Ov ER Footwear bler roses of different hues. Mrs. Pleasant avenue have recently enter- Cor. and Oak Sis. Georgia Magigi gave a very interest- tained Mrs. George Simonton and Congress ing talk on her tour through Italy Miss Frances Snow of Pleasant av- and had several 'beautiful illustrations enue, Deering and Miss Mary Gould of of art to exhibit. Mrs. Maggi very the cape shore at their attractive The Greatest and Most Economical Furniture Hutchinson's Walk-Over Boot Shop kindly substituted for Miss Trefethen, summer home. Mrs. N. S. Water- who was ill. At the close of the house of Woodfords is a guest of the Selling Event of the Year 544 Congress St., Portland talk tea with sandwiches, ice cream family for the summer. and cake was served. Mrs. Frank Knowlton has returned 15% to 50% Discount Tenth Annual 15% to 50% Discount Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fansey of to her home at Trefethen after a week's Springfield, Mass., are spending the stay in Boston with relatives. Mr. month at the Oceanic and are promi- Harold Curtis and Miss Blanche nent in the social life. Mr, Fansey is Curtis of Roslindale are spending two the superintendent of the schools in weeks at the island with their aunts, Furniture Sale Wlast Springfield, Mass. Mrs. James Dixon and Mrs. Harvey August Trefethen and several pleasant affairs Doctor and Mrs. J. Park Rockwcll The prices quoted in this sale are to the have Deen planned ror tne greatly are entertaining at the Woodycrest, young people during their stay. of those a new their summer home at Mrs. advantage contemplating furnishing Evergreen, Miss Jennie Clark of the Eastern or Rockwell's sister and husband, Mr. the home. HOWARD S. Promenade was a of Mrs. refurnishing present HAMILTON and Mrs. Charles Whitely of Minne- guest George Lefavor at the cot- apolis, for a several weeks' Inglenook stay. tage this week. Genera! Contractor and Builder Mrs. C. A. Coosens, who has been • Mr. Alexander McAuslan and son This August Furniture One well established the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. H.- Great Chebeague, Maine John left in their touring car for Sale has nrovid a Cobb, for a of the was great rule to store goods pur- part week, their home in Holyoke, after Complete contracts made and Mass., and ever suc- per- by Mr. Cousens and Miss a increasing chased at this sale free formed for alter- Joined several weeks' ttay at their summer buildings, cottages, Marion on Saturday, who arrived in cess each of the ten ations, repaid, etc. Estimates fur- home on Prince avenue. Mrs. McAus- years of charge for sixty days, their touring car for a few nished on application. Expert work- days' I lan will remain for the summer and since it was inaugurated makes it to an- men. visit. possible Cottage work a specialty. her daughters arrive the first of the and the values have Cottage lots for sale and given ticipate your early Fall desirable Mr. and Mrs. Louis Drinkwater of month for the remainder of the sea- cottaae3 to rent. We care for estates. fully established the con- wants in Housefurnish- Washington have been the recent son. fidence of our guests of Mr. Drinkwater's parents Mibs Grace Knight of Wiscasset many ings and buy at these at their summer home at Evergreen. is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles customers. Economy Prices. Mrs. Grant S. Roff very pleasantly S. Legrow, on Island avenue. entertained the members of her social Miss Doris Stokes, who is spending CHEBEAGUE, MAINE club at the Sylvia cottage on Satur- the summer at Long Island, has been We are day afternoon and A bounti- entertained disposing of oar property, numbering over one hundred and in evening. recently at the Hooper acres, ful was served all sections of the island we can show supper and the gentle- bungalow at Evergreen, the guest of you desirable lots. Shore Bites, groves end men were honored guests for the Miss Gladys Pettengill. Summer Concerts secluded spots are offered. Fine grove for picnics. Rates reasonable. Mr. A. R. Organ evening, the party returning on the Miss Ida Litchfield of Wiest Med- on the new Littlefield, Central Landing, Great will show interested Chebeague, gladly any late boat. ford, Mass., and Miss Alice Dorman KOTZSCHMAR MEMORIAL ORGAN party the propsrty of this tstate. Members of the Kvergreen Social of Lynn, Mass., are being pleasantly (Best Organ in the World) club were very pleasantly entertained entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Carrol at the at the home of Mrs. Frank BJbber Leavitt, who are spending the month CITV HALL AUDITORIUM on the Knickerbocker where at the in Congress, and Chestnut Sta. Cottage Site Seekers in procuring land for road, Billings' cottage Sterling Myrtle a summer cottage, bungalow or Investment they held their regular meeting on Row. Daily Except Saturdays and Sundays, 3 to 4 P.M. it will be for your advantage to Investigate the property of Mrs. M. A. afternoon. After the busi- miss Kutn iiuxton or (Last Concert Labor Charlcson, some sixty acres at Great Thursday Springfield Day) by Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with ness was attended to a very enjoyable and the of in the WILL C. Municipal shore front, fine spring water and supervisor drawing MACFARLANE, Organist of Portland cool, shady groves. Lots are now social hour followed and delicious Manual school 25 CENTS offered at $100 and Mpwards. Fine in- Training at Brattle- TICKETS, NO RESERVED SEATS vestment as land values increase each year. Would be to refreshments were served on the ve- boro, Vt., is at the home of E. T. to pleased show the property any interested. randa, the hostess 'being assisted by Merrill on Pleasant avenue for a MRS. M. A. her Miss Esther Holden. few weeks. CHARL.ESQN, Great Chebeague, Maine. guest, Sum- She is accompanied by mer blooms formed the attractive Miss Anna T. Shaw, also of Spring- decorations and the members present field. ALBERT C. were Mrs. Oscar Skillin, Mrs. Ellen •Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shepard of ROBBINS Scholes, Mrs. Thomas Foss, Mrs. W. West Medford have arrived for a two FALMOUTH TOWN LANDING FALMOUTH FORE8IDE H. Lane, Mrs. Walter Mrs. week?' visit with their Cash Store Lovell, sister, Mrs. Lunches served at all hou rs. Lobsters, Lobster Stews, "C1HHT" Chebeague Fred Miss M. Alvah HAMILTON'S LANDING Hooper, Parks, Mrs. S. Strout, at the Arawana cottage Chowder, Fried and Steamed Claras, Ice Cream, Delicious Soda, Mrs. at Floyd, Lancaster, Mrs. Skillin, Evergreen. Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Smoker's Supplies. Motor Boats to The store where patrons are assured of the best at the Mrs. DonaTd quality Garden, Mrs. Fred Drink- Miss Linnie Clough of Boston is rent with careful and experienced man for pleasure sailing. Motor most reasonable Our and Mrs. prices. Candy Cracker Departments water, Harry Hanson, Mrs. Al- being pleasantly gieeted iby her many Boat supplies. Parties summering on the islands of the bay ehould are stocked with fresh bert Mr3. always goods in great variety. Head- Waite, Morrison, Miss Rose Portland friends during her annual motor over to our landing, only a short trip from Chebeague, Bus- quarters for the best of meats and vegetables. Auto delivery Allen, Mrs. Embert Robinson, Mrs. visit with her brother, Isaac Clough, tin's, Cousin's and Littlejohn's. Telephone. covers a large territory on the island. Albert Cook, Mrs. N. O. Peterson and and Mrs. Clough at their summer th.? hostess. home on Beach read. COAL, ICE AND ALL MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES Mr. and Mr3. Albion C. Brown and Mrs. John Candy, who has been family of Newtonville, Mass., arrived at her home in Boston for a week's this week for a several weeks' stay stay has returned to her cottage at at Oak cottage, the home of Mr. and Evergreen. GEORGE E. LEONARD Mrs. L. M. Haskins. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Varney Mrs. John Sterling is entertaining have a pleasant house party of SUCCESSOR TO R. H. CLEAVES, ijier sister, Mrs. Nellie Stevens of friends at their home at Trefethen, GREAT CHEBEAGUE, MAINE. Boston and her nephew, Edmond Ste- who are remaining for a two weeks' EVERYTHING Our stock of Groceries, Meats an d Provisions will please you. Our vens, and also has had Miss Ethel visit. The time is being pleasantly Bakery will supply you 'with the bes t. Ice Cream by plate or measure. Goud of Portland as her guest. enjoyed, and their guests are miss Garden Hose, Gloves, Druggists' Sundries, Mechanical Rubter, Ladies' and Mrs. R. M. Kitchen and We solicit your patronage and assure you of courteous treatment and her par- Elizabeth Mercer of Boston, Miss Gentlemen's Oiled etc. prompt delivery of orders. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty of Edith Lincoln of Portland and Mr. Raincoats, Fancy Clothing, Philadelphia have arrived for the re- Thomas Murch of Dorchester. If it's Rubber you want, call at mainder of the season, which they will G. P. Sanborn of Springfield is at PORTLAND spend in Sterling Row, where they the Bide-a-Wee for a vacation outing. RUBBER CO., 259 Middle St. S. A. DOUGHTY were last summer. Miss Alice Mundee and Miss Grace WESTERN LANDING, GREAT CHEBEAGUE, ME. The W. C. T. U. Socity of Peaks Otis of Portland were guests of Mrs. Island was We carry a nice line of groceries, meat3 and provisions, fruit and con- entertained by Mrs. Chas. Embert Robinson at the Nestledown fectionery, cigars and tobacco. We serve the West End Dairy Ice Cream, O. Blackman on Friday afternoon at the past week. the best made, by plate or measure. Our new auto delivery will assure Utowana farms on the back shore. Mr. and Mrs. TYed Smith and CHEBEAGUE you of prompt service. Motor boat and fishermen supplies. We would be The regular program was carried out daughter Helen of Portland were the COMMONWEALTH HOTEL pleased with your patronage and will aim to please you. and the business meeting held and the guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. (incorporated) SOUVENIR SHOP State social hour which followed was a Joseph Perry at their summer cot- Opp. House BOSTON, MASS* very pleasant one. Delicious refresh- tage on Sargent road. »»«r AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY ments were served and the decora- Mrs. Sydney Jackson entertained Casco Bay Sea Grill tions of sweet peas were very much ad- Informally at the Evergreen cottage F!R PILLOWS A SPECIALTY CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF CHAS. G. DELAWARE, Prop. mired and every member was present- Mr*. Joseph Perry, Mrs. Alfred Tracy Made from Chebeague fir tips. Best ed with a cluster of the beautiful and Mrs. William Huston. Tea was and most costly to manufacture. We are to serve you with sea food of all always ready deep kinds, blossoms. Mrs. TJancy Sterling, the served on the veranda and the after- Newest and largest line of Post cooked to order. Lobsters cooked in every style. Delicious lunches. Shore president, presided and the other noon was one ot unusual pleasure. Cards in Casco Bay, 40,000 in stock. Dinners every day. Prompt service and courteous treatment. members were Mrs. Jennie Dow, Mrs. Miss Ella Marshall of Lowell is at Real Estate For Sale. Auto to hire by day or hour Public Post Office. Charles Legrow, Mrs. E. W. Johnson, the Whitman cottage for a visit and Library. Mrs. Oscar Randall, Mrs. Nancy is the guest of Mrs. A. G. Marshall for H. W. BOWEN '*** Miss Blackman and a Sklllings, Imogen two weeks' visit Opp. Hill Crest and South Road Mrs. Charles Cooper. mr. ana Mrs. Howard stevens or Hotel Mrs. George F. Miller of Medfleld, Wesbboro, who have recently had «ui Eagle Mass., is a guest of her cousin, Mips completed a new bungalow on the Offers rooms with hot and The only Hotel in tho Griffin, at her attractive summer Point taken cold City shore, have posses- water state that serves a Poll for $;.00 and up, which in- home on the Knickerbocker road, sion and will spend the remainder Carles' Hair Store Course Dinner in the cludes free use of shower baths. where she is being enter- of the season at the island. with a Ladies' pleasantly 518 CONGRESS ST. evening tained. Nothing to Equal Thu in New Orchestra the Master James Martin has been England year Rooms wltn baths for Phone 2227-W Straat Floor round. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pel-kins spending the past week at the home private $1.60 per 3ay up; suites of two rooms and with their daughters Carrie, and Le- of his aunt, Mrs. J. Frank Hunt at A Modern Estab- bath for $4.00 per day and Hairdresslng ona of h&ve been Trefethen. up. lishment to all theneeos F. L. Cambridge, Mass., Dining Room and Cafe catering BLINN, Prop. First-Claaa, of Ladies in iMani- recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mrs. I>evy, with the Misses Plan. Ilairdressing, T^evy, European Facial Roff at their summer home. Mlsa Davis and Master Marvin ABSOLUTELY curing, Massage,Chiropody, ME. Levy, FIREPROOF Pedicure and Treatment. BRUNSWICK, Mr. and Mrs. Albion C. Brown of have arrived from Stone Scalp New York City and floors, nothing wood but the attendants in all branches. doors. Expert Newtonville and famly, who spent Kvill spend several weeks at their We make a specialty of Firsi Qual- last on Equipped with Us own Spend Your Vacation at tho summer at the Blde-a-Wee summer home, the Montgomery, on Sanitary ity Hair Goods of every Vacuum Plant. description. Pleasant avenue, will this year be at Island avenue. Mr. I>evy will Jo*» Cleaning Strictly a Temperance Hotel. PflvM# Room For QantUman. Oak cottage until Septerrtber. his family later for a few weeks' stay. SEND FOR BOOKLET. Manicuring and Chiropody. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL R. M. has Joined his family, Mr. and Mrs. had as Young Joseph Perry 8TORKR F. CRAFT®, Q«naral Mgr. SOUTH HARPSWELL, MAINE who have been spending several their recent guests their cousins, Mr. weeks at the Pay State cottage on and Mrs. Abbot of Rochester, Seashore and 1G mile* Shorey Country; Island avenue, for his anriual vaca- N. H., and were by boat from Portland. they accompanied by Bathinar, tion. They have been entertaining Mr. Brown of the Shoe boating, fluhinir, tennis, dancing, Thayer Co. orchestra, etc. Table unnurpaased. relatives from Chicago and Boston of Rochester, and Mrs. Hrown. f 12 up. Booklet. during their stay and the points of Miss Marion Ewald of Connecticut Interest In and around Portland have will spend the week at the HARRY LIGHTFOOT, Prop. Evergreen, MAJESTIC RINK been visited. guest of Miss Ruby Wescott at her tfiXtg. Mr .and Mrs. George Pa>ckson and summer home. The young Indies are daughters Viola and Virginia, and both students at Bradford Academy ROLLER SKATING Miss Allcfl FMzell of South Portland, and room-mates, and many pleasant Ttirea S***lon« Dally. Muale and Afternoon* bv have been recent guests of Mr. and times are for this visit. Morning* Military Band planned Organ. Mailt Evening* by W. E. Chandler"* Mrs. at Band. Morning* 10 to IS a.m. A. E. PINKHAM Embert Robinson Evergreen, Miss Clyde Ray. who has 9 • recently Atternarn* to p.m. Evening* 7.SO to 10 p.m. SO. HARPSWCLL, MAINE Th*> Needle Craft Embroidery club returned from California, ht^s opened / of Mechanic Palls was well represent- her cottage and has her Miss MORNING niece, AND AFTERNOON FREE EVENING ADMISSION 10c ed at Trefe'hen this week, when five Ray Qulesnbury as her guest. Stables at Merriconeag House of the members arrived In the early Mrs. Addle Boody and Mrs. Annie morning and were the guests of Mrs. Cwrbett of Woodford* were among Auburn Colony Ocean View 8. H. Cobb for the day. which was f.ho week's guests entertained at the The finest Auto livery, boarding and sales stables in Casco Bay. delightfully spent. A d»,,r n»* dinner home of Mr. and Mrs. William Brad- Our throe stables are equipped to handle all the (business of this was served on the vr to'*-, and the ford at Trefethen. THE BEECHES place and wo are prepared to furnish automobiles and teams with party made the return fay the Mlsn Mary Stone of South Waston, careful drivers at any hour of the day or night. Expressing and way of Lewlston on the row trolley Mass.. has been spending the week CLIFF ISLAND lino. Mrs. Included with moving of all kinds receive prompt and careful attention. Have all Cobb's gncstT Mrs. 8trout at her cottage on the »««. C. t. PITTINOtLL your baggage checked In care of A. El. Plnkham, South Harpswell, Mrs. Nettle Rich. Mrs. Nettle Me- Evergreen shore. Proprietor Maine, serve, Mrs. Rose WSilfney, Mrs. Mer- Horace Knight, Miss Emma Knight telle C©0sen* and Miss Eva Merrill. of with Every Amusement for guest*, *ntf C«|i*r ata. Jamaica Plain, Miss Ltlllar •ell, Loam, ito., Oradlno Knotvittng, Work, Waits, j l h? Air of the aca I Miss Annie NI6ker*on of South Rowe, wer^ recent guests of Mr. and bracru Anpetlte. Swansea, Mass., a classmate of Miss Mrs. S. H. Cobb at YAchtinjf, Bftthiu* their summer And Fishing. { I BUSTINS ISLAND their homes" tar West Somervllle, Mass., on (Continued from Pa^e 4.) Thursday. Mrs. .Q- O. Andrews and tsons of. UTTLEFIELD & CO. Lawrence, Trio (violin 'cello and piano) Mass., returned to their homes -after a vaca- The Thos. Schumann's "Abendlied;", soprani* pleasant month's Laughlin Co. tion at "The The only place1 In Portland where can run solo, Mrs. John L. Zaugg, "Down in Norumbega." Mr. and you your boat direct Mrs. William Heald of to a good safe landing and obtain a GROCERS the Forest;" piano solos, Miss Mii> Lawrence will complete outfit of everything occupy the pertaining to motor and iam iHosmer; Praeludium from First cottage during August. boats, Church 109-111 COMMERCIAL STREET Modern Suite, by MacDowell; "Ro- services were held in the mance," by Sibelius; baritone solos, grove, Sunday afternoon at 4 p- m.. ME. Rev. Marine. PORTLAND, Mr. Edward Gerry, (a) "Drink to me Frederic B.Greul preaching the Hardware with Thine sermon. of all kinds in Brass and Galvanized iron. If yoa want the best In Only Eyes," (b) "My Lady Groceries. Chloe;" violin so:o, Professor H. There has been a tennis Meats and Provisions at reasonable *** this week and tournament, 164-186 COMMERCIAL 8T., ! our Rockwell, "Berceuse from Jocelyn;*' although, the official' PORTLAND, ME. charges store Is the.place for you 'to •baritone solo, Mr. Frank Mar, "Moth- scores will not be published till next Boat back of between trade. We supply hotel's, cottsaas, landing store, LonQ and Central Wharves. er Machree;" soprano Mrs. L. week, the winners are as follows: Mr. yachts and schooner parties. Island solo, Zaugg, "Oh Dry Those Tears," Teresa Harold C. Fitz, winner of men's patronanQ solicited and satisfaction del Riego; 'cello solo, Miss Evelyn singles and Miss Rockwell guarantied to all. Handy to steam- Dorothy boat wharves. Swett, "Rest in The Lord," Mendel- winner of the ladles' singles. sohn; baritone solos, Mr. Edward Mrs. John L. Zaugg and family of "In Gerry, (a) the Time of Roses," New .York., sailed home on Saturday (b) "Requiem," (c) "When the after a pleasant vacation at Camp Roses Bloom; Medley of College Bluff. KENDALL. & WHITNEY Songs, Trio. Rev. Nicholas Vander Pyl with his DEALERS IN Mr. and Mrs. Lamert Corbett, who wife and family of Haverhill, Mass., YORK & are and Horticultural JACKSON have been summering with Mrs. Wm. occupying the upper Garfield cot- Agricultural Implements, Fertilizers, Portland A. Campbell, returned to their home tage for August. Theatre Building Portland, Maine Mr. Poultry and Dairy Wooden Galvanized Iron in Orino, Me. They are accompanied and Mrs. Edwin Wilson gave Supplies, Ware, by Miss Martha Greul, who will visit a lawn party Friday evening, at their etc. for summer Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Cordage, Seeds, We"have made special purchases homes and for six them for a week or two. pretty camp in the woods in honor days we will sell 3 car loads bungalow and cottage chairs in the of their the Also in Mr. Chas. A. Lancaster and daugh- friends, Elders, who have specialties SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream latest finish and style from 95 cents upwards. Trunks and bags spent two ter, Helen, of South Bend, Indiana, delightful weeks on the Lawn full line, one half price. Car load of Refrigerators in new and fancy island. There were Freezers, Refrigerators, Swings, Croquet Window Screens spent the week-end with his mother, eighteen pres- Sets, 'styles, white enamel and porcelain lining, J5.G0 to $35.00. Mr. and and Screen Doors. Mrs. S. C. Lancaster, at "The ent, Mrs Robert Elder and Call and see us. If their two in the market tor bungalow and cottage outfits do not fail to Cedars." children, Robert and call at our store. Edith. Mr. James Elder, Grace Cor. Federal and • Miss Eric S. Budd of Elder, Temple Sts., Portland, Me. Crawford at our famous Boston,4 Mr. James Elder and Miss Cooking Ranges factory prices. Mass., has as guests this week at Gladys Centre, all of West Lynn, Mass.; Mr. "The Central" cottage, Miss Edith and Mrs. Archibald Miller and son, Martin and Miss Ressa Trombull of Carroll of and Boston. Swampscott, Mass., Mrs. D. M. Olive and Mrs. Burgess IM. T. WORTH LEY, Jr. Mrs Harry Hewes and Mrs. Poole Olive of Dorchester, Mass.; Mr. Wm. Maine's Leading Optometrist and Optician of Reading, Mass., arrived this week Miller and daughter along with the »-s the guests of Sirs. C. W. Newliall host and 1 478J4 CONGRESS ST., Corner CENTER ST. hostess and their two chil- at "The Briarcliffe. dreu, Edwin and There was Opp. PREBLE HOUSE, PORTLAND, ME. Virginia. Miss Florence Brockway, who has music and games and refreshments Phone 2174-W. All cars at our stop door been summering here, returned to her were served. The grounds were pret- home in Brookline, Mass., Monday. tily decorated. examined. Eyes Prescription lenses Mrs. Fred Goud of Farmingdale, Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. Sim of Clifton- ground promptly. Mail orders re- Me., is the guest of Mrs. L. C. Laro dale, Mass., are visiting at the log cabin. turned by next nyiil. at "The Alders," for a week or so. The Miller's sweet peas are finer Mrs. A. MacDonald has as her Cor. Congress and OaK St*. than ever this season. They have Gold filled guest this week at "The Twin Eyeglass Chains..-. 50c taken at New Boston Th« 8tor* of Qaalltr Mrs. Elizabeth Sherman of prizes York, Oaks," and Bar Harbor. Prescription Lenses ground to order Lexington, Mass. 40c and up The Misses Elizabeth and Sara Long 3ilk Gloves 69c Dana of Lawrence, Mass., have taken One thousand pairs 16 button Genuine length Pure Milanese Silk Gloves, with guar- Shell and Rubber Frames for "The for anteed double Spruce Lodge" August. finger tips, white only. A manufacturer's stock of surplus Library Glasses the Chase ?1.00 quality at less than the cost of $1.00 Tuesday evening cottage I. making. "While they last 69c was the scene of a merry birthday Littlejohn's Colored Glasses 50c and up party, which was given by Miss Flor- Waists at 49c ence Bibo in honor of her tenth birth- About three hundred White ATLAS SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES and Colored Waists of voile and batiste, long Mr. and and short day. The porch was all strung up Mrs. H. C. Coburn, of sleeves, high and low neck, also a few Black Lawn Waists; Sold only at this office. all sizes in the but with lighted Japanese lanterns. The Winchester, Mass., are the guests of lot, not all sizes in any one style. Waists that sold for 98c and $1.98 A Consultation Free All Kinds of Optical Repairing eighteen invited guests spent the Mrs. E. C. Cplomb for a few days. 49c evening in playing games and in Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Learoyd and dancing. During the evening re* family, of Wakefield, Mass., are Handkerchiefs at 12 l-2c SEND US YOUR OLD HAT BY freshments were served. at. tne mi Wonderful values at this spending August a 111 cui- price. Customers tell us they are worth from 17c PARCEL POST. to 25c. "Exquisite hand Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mont- tage. embroidered corners, wide hems with new em- broidered patterns, colored OUVENIERS gomery are entertaining Miss A. K. Mrs. W. A. Sampson entertained a wide borders, all lines with colored "long- Modern Hat fellow" initials and dainty embroidered Cleaning Shop Giles of Newton, Mass., at "The Wal- few of her friends at a progressive white initials, also lace edees; (Opp. The Falmouth,) 201 Middle St. all exclusive designs. Special hallah." whist party, on Thursday afternoon. 12"/2c Panamas Cleaned and Blocked..50c Miss C. A. Brown of Auburn, N. The large living room was prettily Common Straws cleaned and re- Dollar Silk Y„ is spending a week or so in decorated with wild flowers and Hosiery shaped 25c "The the com- The best value at this price—"Themico" No. Maplewood," awaiting spruce boughs. Those who took the 725—no better quality can be Derbies and soft made. They wear and hats, cleaned, pletion of her newly built cottage. prizes were: First prize a five-pound longer fit better. Made of pure ingrain thread blocked, shaped and new band 50c silk, double lisle soles, high spliced silk heels There was quite an excitement near box of chocolates, Mrs. George Barry; and double lisle tops. Black, white and colors. Try a pair the Maiden Lane section of the island second prize, a beautiful painted pic- $1.00 where some young ladies, the Misses ture of "Portland Headlight," by Mrs. MAINE TOURMALINES Baker and are in Fibre Silk Eastern Leavitt tenting J. H. Buckley. Among those who were Stockings Steamship Corporation back of the Central road. On Tues- Fibre Silk Boot double The largest up to date line ot Souvenirs I present on this occasion were: Mrs. Stockings, soles, heels and toes, with deep double tops, black, white and tan. Regular value in the city. Also a lull line ol day evening cries of help were heard. N. H. Armington, Mrs. James Hum- 37M>c 29c Full length Fibre Silk Stockings, double the nearby neighbors rallied Mrs. soles, toes and tops; black, white STEAMSHIP LINE Some_of phrey, George Barry, Mrs. How- and colors. Regular 50c values MAINE and came to the rescue. The ladles ard 39c Knight, Mrs. J. W. Woodill, Mrs. Men's Fibr$ Silk Half Hose, seamless Watches, Clocks, Jewelry in the tent claim heard foot, black, white and colors. TO NEW YORK that they J. H. Buckley, Mrs. C. H. Cook. ial value i...? Spec- some one or and 25c and Diamonds something creeping Mrs. A. H. Cunningham and two of crawling along the floor their tents daughters, Jean and May, and her and cried The Washable Kid Gloves naturally they out. niece, Miss May C. of Ded- of all kinds at short Gillies, Gloves that will wash are economical and (Repairing notioe islanders are very curious for a solu- returned sanitary. Cape Gloves, Mocha MONDAY DAY TRIPS ham, Mass., to their homes Gloves and Glace Gloves that will tion of the mystery. positively wash and look like new, after a delightful at "The made and one June 22 sojourn pique prix seam, clasp. We guarantee them Begin Mr. and Mrs. WJlliarm H. Higglns, Birches." $1.50 with their sens, Loring and William, Leaving Portland at 10.30 a. m. Mrs. (j. A. winner, Mrs. M. A. Joy, McKENNEY JEWELRY CO. of Andover, Mass., and Miss. Kather- Old Mrs. W. G. Wheeler, Messrs. Preston Steamships Colony and North ine Barnett of Indianapolis, Ind., are Jewelers and Opticians Land leave Franklin Fay, Warren Henderson, Ray and Wharf, Port- spending August in "The Ledges." land, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- Earl Winner, Arthur Hiltz, Charles Mrs. O. C. S. Davies and urdays at 6.30 p. m. for New York. Dr. and Simeon Monument Sq., Portland, Me. Johnson, Hawkes, Herbert The Most Sanitary House in Returning—Leave New York Tues- daughter, Louise, of Augusta, Me., Wheeler Bottling Maine and and Misses Eva and Ina days, Thursdays Saturdays at spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 5.00 p. m. Single fare $6.00. Round Wheeler, Pearl Patterson, Barbara Taft at the Westbrook cot- INGALLS BROS. trip $10.00. George Johnson, Alice Parker, Mabel Rich- Boston and Portland Line tage. Leave ardson and Elizabeth returned Franklin Wharf, Portland Mr. H. J. White is Bailey week at m. entertaining to their Summer A. G. BETTS days 7.00 p. RETURN- homes in South Framing- Beverages of Excellence ING—Leave Boston 7.00 p. in. week Miss Lillian Hull of North Hampdon, Surpassing ham, Mass., after a jolly two weeks' Have a Dozjd on Ice for the Next days and Sundays. Steamships Bay Mass.. and Miss Doris Mathewson ot Cooling Hot Day State and Ransom B. Fuller. vacation at the Cook cottage. Mr. Norwich, Conn., for a week or so at Superior Ingleside Ale Kane between Portland and Bos- and Mrs. J. W. Woodell and daugh- Ginger ton, $1.50; the lower Garfield cottage. The Wholesome WATER SUPPLY staterooms, $1.00, $1.60. ter, Dr. Edith Woodell, of Sparkling Drink for Old and Young Sundays—Leave Portland 9.00 Miss Alma Swann and Miss Miriam Waverly, Free p. m. Mass., and Mrs. James H. Buckley, Sanitary Drinking Cups Furnished With Our Goods for MacDonald, of Portland, spent Sun- Picnic Parties International Line daughter Mabel, and granddaughter, THREE-TRIP SCHEDULE day with Mrs. Freeman M. Grant. Drilled Wells and Miss Hazel Hanchett, of Natick, Appurtenances Steamships Calvin Austin and Miss Marguerite Grant left the Governor Mass., will occupy this cottage dur- Lingley leave Portland, Mon-| island, Monday for a two weeks fMaohine now working at Me. days, Wednesdays and Fridays at Is- ing August. Harpswell, 5.00 m. visit with friends at Matlnlcus Special rates offered for p. for Eastport and Lubec, The first barn dance of the season present season.) Maine, and St. N. B. land, Me. John, RE- was held in the Haunted House, TURNING—Leave Portland for Mrs. J. M. Grant returned to her We Want to Do I ADDRESS Boston Wednesday evening, under the man- Summer Tuesdays, Thursdays and cottage Friday, after a very pleasant Saturdays at 8.00 a. m. agement of Mr. and Mrs. W. sojourn in Portland, Me. Henry Your FOXCROFT, ME. Portland & Rockland Line Chlsholm. The affair was a great Steamer Monhegan leaves Port- Mrs. John P. Dick of North Adams, Stationery land success, nearly all of the island turn- Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- Mass., and Miss Hazel Bowers of urdays at 7.00 a. m. ing out. The was first for Boothbay Lawrence, Mass., returned to their evening spent We have Harbor, New Harbor. Round Pond, in dancing country dances, quadrilles, & Friendship, Port Clyde, Tenants homes on Monday after a pleasant Developing Virginia and in a Harbor and Rockland. RETURN- stay at "The Bunchberry Lodge." reels, etc., listening splendid assortment ING—Leave to a little musicale. Miss Rockland, Mondays, Miss Gwendolyn Jones, who sailed Agnes of Wednesdays and Fridays at 5.15 a. Cody, of Salem, Mass., favored the writing papers FALMOUTH HOTEL m., touching at above Due from here last week for New York, Printing in landings. audience with a solo entitled "The and offer onr Portland at 2.00 p. m. arrived here safely, after a fine sea you suitable for Portland & Bcothbay Line Sweetest Story Ever Told." Mr. MAINE Steamer Mineola trin. PORTLAND, leaves Portland Chlsholm a fine of 35 Years Mondays, and The Bustins Island corpora- Stanley played very Experience vacation use Wednesdays Fridays Village as a at 8.00 a. m. for violin solo, Rubinstein's in Guarantee of Results .East Bothbav and tion held a meeting in the grove Sat- "Melody Intermediate P." Mr. Arthur in European and American Plan landings. RETURN- afternoon and Hills, of Framing- Not 25 cent CHEAPER addition ING—Leave East at 7.00 urday many important per a. Boothbay hnm, Mass., sang a baritone solo, m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and measures were discussed. The fol- But 25 per cent BETTER to The affair Saturdays. officers were elected to serve "Dreaming." ended by stationer/" Most Centrally Located H. A. CLAY, lowing Superintendent, this Arthur L. Mr. Thomas Flinn singing a pathetic for" the most Franklin Wharf. Portland, Me. year: Clerk, Rey- formal Hotel in Portland nolds; treasurer, Rev. Frank L. Gar- little ballad, Tosti's "Goodbye!" H. M. Mr. and Mrs. James SMITH, Photographer field; overseers, Prof. ®. S. Hosmer, Humphreys 8 Elm St., Portland, Me. purposes. Mrs. ('has. W. Mrs. Errola and family, of Boston, Mass., re- J. J. • Newhall, Agent for Eastman & Ensign Films POOLER, Proprietor C. Brainard, Mr. F. D. Miller, Dr. turned to their homes Tuesday after WE ORDER HAKE A SPECIALTY F. W. Mar; hoard of health, Mr. John a pleasant vacation at the Kingston BY MAIL OF M. Jaynes, Dr. L. C. Eugyster, Miss COttftRG. Mrs. William Sara E. Bower:; landscape commit- Mr. and F. C. TTnderhlll, of W. Roberts Co. tee, Mr. Robert Montgomery, Mr. South Framtngham, Mass., have de- Stationers Souvenir parted for their homes after spend- AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Spuons, Wm. Miller, Mr. C. W. Newhall, Mr. 233 S. A. Melcher, Mrs. S. C. Lancaster. ing their vacation at "The Elms." MIDDLE STREET D.J. MacDONALD, Proprietor etc. a motion was made and discussed Mr. and Mrs. Alblan Hlwell, of Dor- 121 Commercial 8treet, nearly oppe. Brooches, Novelties, ttyat every cottage be required to chester, Mass., will occupy It during and cite Island Steamers and 8outh have a chemical fire extinguisher. August. Heating Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. Holbrook and Ferry. GEO. T. While the sentiment was strong that Hotel For Sale 180 Middle 8treet, nearly opposite SPRINGER every cottage ought to be so provided, children, Bernlce and Carl, Miss Frances Miss IN Postofflce. It was thought better to defer the Adams, Gertrude Mur- Plumbing MAINE Witohta, Diamonds, Jewel ry, Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from dairy matter at this time. It was voted to ray, Miss Gertrude Laflfleo, of Boston, 60 sleeping rooms; stable 75 foot; farm dally. Best of foods, quickest1 8llv*rw«r* request an appropriation for next year and Mrs. Calvin Adams vacated the Ice house; billiard and pool room; service, reasonable charges. of $7.f>0. Mr. F. D. Fuller was elect- Arcade, after an' enjoyable two 815 Engineers bowling alloys. Mouse three-quarters Finest equipment In the East. Visit Congress St.* Portland, Me. ed moderator of the meeting. weeks' vacation. furnished, situated on beautiful lake us when In town. Elite Lunch, 487 C. A. Cunningham and Mrs. daugh- Stoves, Ranges, Tinware Into which fish hatchery turn 2,000,000 and 491 1-2 Congress street for la- ters of Somervllle, Mass., who have Suoerior Groceries. trout each year. Right of way for been summering In the One of the most Important ques- Idles. Majestic Rink. "Redwing," Lanterns and boat landing, etc. 8 miles from fa- The arrival during have transferred tions that meets the visitor to any Ship Stoves, of the first week of Au- July, their moue Poland Spring. Spring of water has nbode to the "Homewood" for cummer resort Is that of obtaining Galley Furnishings "QUEEN 8EA ROUTE8'' gust been noticed at this place. cottage to €«iual Poland OF food and for the table. Spring. Original The crowds are and more the month of August. Superintendent supplies Mere dally larger Gasoline cost $50,000. $4,000 takes entire Merchants A Miners Trans. Co. enthiiRiastic. Crandall C. 8. Clarice with his wife and daugh- In Casco Bay the residents have at Engines and Manager In Water property free and clear. Answer 92 ter, Marlon of ar- their disposal one of the Systems planning several large functions* for Somervllle, Mass., best-equin- Exchange street, Portland, Maine. BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE the entertainment of his patrons and rived from Cape Porpoise, Me., Sat- ped grocery storps in New England, To the Inlanders In general, and that they urday to spend the remainder of the that of W. S. Wilson and Co., 651 summer at the street and F. & C. NORFOLK, NEWPORT NEWS, will he successful In their object Is "Redwing." Congress 112 Exchange B. NASH CO. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, undoubted by all who know Miss Pauline Clarke of New York street, Portland. All orders received 8AVANNAH AND JACKSONVILLE Mgr. 3S1390 FORE ST. Motor for Crandall and his to city. In the guest of Miss Sara E. by mall or telenhone will be packed Boats Sale Through tickets from and to ability please. principal The Bower of "Bunchberry" »nr1 nhinned wi»hont delay. point*. Including meal* and stateroom recent carnival was a sample of lodge. Stanley Marine Motors The regular accommodations on steamer. Fine steam- what he can do. Meanwhile the regu- Saturday evening dance Perfex Waterproof Igni- ers. Best service. JLow fares. Wireless lar took place In Wilson's dance hall and Portland's Newest Hotel V neaslons, morning, afternoon and tion, supplies, repairing, telegraph. was well attended. Elevator Private Baths EXCUR8ION RATE8 TO evening, are beJng attended In un< Long DUtance Telephone in Room* overhauling. Oasolene for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Twlss NORFOLK, OLD POINT, dlmlnshed force. and CORDES' CAPE •ale. Beatrice and of F. Q. Cordes, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND daughters, Catherine HOTEL BRUNSWICK Proprietor. WM. H. ROHR, Bend for bookleL Truth. Lawrence, Mass., are summering at O. V. 8CCMAYKR, Prop. First- class in Every Particular 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF the Parker for C. H. MAynard, Agent, Boston, Mass. Truth la as impossible to be spoiled cottage, the month of European Plan II per day up Private Dlntng Rooms PORTLAND Jam** Agent, R. I. August. Mr. and Mrs. American Plan Barry, Providence, by any outward touch as Bowen and $2 per day up 665 1-2—567 1-2 Congress St, Maitto Tourist Agency, Portland, Me. the sunbeam. T*'lP^on*_ family who have been summering at 21-23 Preble St., for Coastwise In the Milton. Portland, Maine PORTLAND, MAINE Agent ^Jray Qeatfcss Detachable "Flnstr^ Trips World." this cottage during returned to Near Monument July, Square Opposite Baxter Block Boat Motor, Fits Any Boat. I I pOBTEOUS, ty|ITCHELL & QRAUN QO. Wo Sell m\m or tourists Proved Your Home SCREEN DOORS, ADJUS- Abbreviation*: cb., child; d., daughter; TABLE SCREENS, SCREEN (., or fam., family; e. son; w, wife. To 15he Tourist FRAMES. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE Marjorie McKeown. E Orange Wm A Lee & w. Worcester Peaks Island. Me. Vieraluiue McKtown, E Orange Stanley L Brown & w. W/RE CLOTH, PAINTED R. E. Rowe Prop. Mrs J McKeown, E Orange Watertown li O .Malley, Boston 11 H Sclinrpel, Orange \V T Brown & f, St Davids or Visitor Miss GALVANIZED AND Pauline Randall. .11 Itcswick, Montreal Mrs C H Ciraf & f, Albany St. Johnsbury C C Mann w, Dorchester John F Crow ell & w. Woree'er Miss A R Carroll. "Fitchburg II C Howe w s, Arlington Mrs D & f. We invite come see BRONZE FLY SWATTERS. D K Hastings Wright you to in and our Interior store Welch. Allston Thomas Lamb & \v, Montreal Cambridge M E Welch. So Mrs Formatt, Montreal T E Sevbohl S: A Framitigham w, Springfield decorations—carried out entirely with Birch Bark from Pritchard. Ottawa R I- Soule, Portland Sirs Brown iS: d. NY AgauisithsDcadlu Flu GARBAGE Miss CANS A C liould. X Y Mrs Frederick G Coy. Boston Mr» A H Longfellow, X V the giants of the Maine Forests, Odorous shrubs and Mrs A M Could. N Y Miss Barbara II Coy. Boston Mr« Edgar Fhila Miss Cope, RUBBISH (Catherine F Curtis. N Y Miss Willamena Sutherland. Miss Margaretta Cope, l'hila Fir trees from the Maine woods. Hundreds of bloom- BURNERS Miss Margaret A Kilbride. Chester Soule & \v, Augusta A B Somers. X Y X Y K II Reed .V: w. NYC ilarrv Berlin. N Y ing plants, elegantly mounted heads of our native Miss Alice 1" I .vticli. X Y 1' Melley, Boston Will 1 Quinlan N Y Miss William Katheritie Fitzsiinmons. W K Trower w iV f. Montreal Miss Betsy Stinipson, Yonkers Moose, Caribou and Deer; as well as countless birds of Mrs S M Smart. Portland Miss Ellen Halifax Miss X. >/ Clayton. Helen L Casey, X \ J L Gilchrist & w, Marblehead r.va * • Farrow, Worcester many are all used most THE EMERY-WATERHOUSE CO. species, WW "fefiSM? Miss Florence K X Y I' G Rich \v X- I'eabodv Emma ti artisically, presenting * Casey. {, Farrow. Worcester Portland. Me. ^ 4 minutes from I Miss Grace M Snow. I'lliI a Miss K W I a at WHol..ale Jessie Guiton. Boonton )ashley, Westmount picture once restful, interesting, instructive and HardWaPe R.tail Custom Hou.ewhf. I Miss Clara V Riley, Phila Miss Guiton. Boonton W A lloston Edw H Josie Uichari^on, Breen, Boston Miss l.ouise Murphy, Boonton \lrsS I Antlrony, MailWon most pleasing. <*has F Houlahan, Boston Miss May Anglum, Boonton S F 1 aimer. Madison J H Xewark Miss Hastings. Mae Gutton, Boonton Mrs E A Fargo, Attlelioro It "Chas M Stowtll. White Pl'ns Mrs M J Merrit. Newark is indeed pleasant, too, to shop in such an environ- Mrs&Mis* Croweleigh. R 1) Sticknev w, llolden THE DRIFTWOOD. more in a store Lauretta J I'itchford. Herbert Tatley. Montreal Bailey Island, Me. ment, especially which is modern in W Hoboken William 1* Shedd. Newton Ctr. Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver. Arthur E Prop. with merchandise of W Middleton. Wilfred S I'ratt v\- w. Midden (See Adv. in another column.) every sense, absolute dependabil- Ridgewood Kose M Fitzgerald, Boston Miss Nannie E Balto "W It Dorsey, and a scale of low which Middleton. Ridgewood Sue M Walters. Boston Mrs K H Lindsay, Richmond ity prices have made this NOTHING TO PAY F Jno Miiler. Brooklyn A W Am-('em \ w. Alton The NSisses Richmond Mrs & Lindsay, store Portland's Miss Waterbury. B'klyn 0 L Potttr. Albany Mrs J G Puron. N Y Popular shopping place. EVERY READER CAN A Habersang, Xewark LinnaE C 'ark. Mattajian Miss H N Clark. Newark ENTER FREE F Habersang, Xewark —■— Christiansen. I'liila Mrs H A Claiborne, Richmond Mrs M Clohi'sic. X Y Miss Chri*t:r-is-n. I'liila Mrs D T Smith, THE FOLLOWING LIST Miss C OF Ciohisstc. X Y Herman G Tlrelscher, Sshago Long Meadows MITCHELL & BRAUN ••Chas A < )"Connor, Boston S I-" Butler. 1 Miss PORTEOUS, CO* _ iorcheiter Dorothea H !N Allen, l'hila Heatb Westmount Miss licit -. Connell. ltoston Miss Edith I'ollock. l'hila Mrs A llartford Store Claffey, Louis A Scollin, Boston Bernard Sinskeimer & w, N V Department Portland, Maine PRIZES CIVEN Miss AiiceL Hartford • • AWAY Claffey. Ernest Friez, N* V Mrs Thos E Davis. Balto -A Loraine 11 _ Claffey artford Mr &• Mrs Marks. NY Miss Henrietta Balto Mrs K Davis, Faxon. Hartford Lillian E Enos, Dorchester Frank E Smith. X V Diamond Ring. 14k Setting. Set. Lillian I'. Fancy Carving I.'Afrtcain. Medford I- W iiaw. Montreal \V \V Walker & w. Boston Ann S Medford Boston Leather Rocker. China Chocolate Wolfe. Miss Mar- Leahy, Dorchester Mrs John F Marshall, Balto SOUTH HARPSWELL. Set Hand Painted Ellen I! Hunt. Medford Christy Wever. Worcester ."c. Jersey City Miss Sarah A X V 'Charlotte Boston Dr Alexander, uun Lady's Gold Jewel Gold Dustan. Alice W fallant. I'liila E I Armstrong & w, X Y untflitii AU- Fancy Watch, Plated Clock. Lena Little. Boston Miss Edi'll C Ewitlg. Maine Miss Blanche R Movement. j\nna II Boston Daniels, 22 Calibre Rifle. Anderson. II E I'.ems X- f. Worcester Seneca Falls Georges Banks. On the from Ethel M trip I'.lake. Springfield Miss M A Durell. City Miss Xora Daniels, Seneca which Men's Fancy Gold Watch, Guaran- Roller Skates. Mrs Flora E Blake Jersey F. she recently returned the Spr gfi'd S_S Hoi ton \- f. Lexington D Armstrong. X Y GUST CLEARANCE C Wells. Worcester \* "Eleanor" landed fish for teed Case. Rose I'hyllis Katheriiu- McBreen, Rox'b'y Alfred Wright w, fifty-seven Brooch. "Edw 1' Desbrow. Worcester Miss Spr'gfi'd Gartland. Roxbury Mi>ee adv. in another column.) C has S Putnam. Worcester They are held daily from 3 to 4 (See Adv. in another column.) Miss L p. Louise Wasliburn. Wm F steams & \v. Camb m. Mr F W Slater. >> * _ Chicago Emmotis W Putnam. Worccs'r Sarah ^ M Mr. Manly. iss Alice W. Lansing. W & w. William Haskell of this place •Constance Morse. Drooklme Roy Burgess Worces'r Piainfield Miss Caroline B Mueller, was away for a few last week Nora Caroe. Miss Anna II days Park, Phila Worcester friends Mme M A Caroe. Miss Nellie I Park. Phiia Mrs visiting and relatives in Miss ; Pennington d. E Or'ge MaryCarye Miss Marv M Cannon, Phila Miss I.illian King. Leominster Portland and at New Meadows. He Miss Ethel M l,atchelo£alto Parwin, Miss liliza Wentworth. returned here the latter part of the Mis* Ma-caret Sellir.au. Balto Moorestown Robert Burton. Bridgewater week. l»aito I Tno A Chapin. N Y Mrs G E Mrs Geo W \\ Hendrix, Brooklyn ood. I M II Allii:* Jfc f. Provi Miss M E The yacht "Winowa," of en I Is Eraser. Brooklyn Eoston, renton, J Miss Sue Salisburv, N Y Miss E Miss Reed Wood. Hirscli, Brooklyn route from Boston to Islesboro, was Mary Miss Mary Belle it vans, N Y 1". W Soutlnvorth it 1 -> f. Ware in the harbor renton. .' Mrs T Everett Thomas. P.'klvn F 1\ here for a short time Mrs Vance Southworth. Ware 9 Cheney. X Y Miss Edna L Thomas, F W Mahler. last week. On board were Capacity Quarts Mrs Mor.Uca l> Br'klyn Raleigh Messrs. los M Yalentinc. F W Pashlev & R. Pure Aluminum M T Haxmett. Brooklyn f, Westm'nt A. Fisher. M. M. Shenlon, Mr. R. 1-6.qi. Cooking Pot. r>'-on-,.r„lLivnBrooklyn Miss .\iarv Brooks. Phila V W Svenson. Worcester Mrs Chas Payne, Prince and C. H. of New- 1 Pure Thomas Cochrane iV w, X Y Chas E Ford & w. Xewark Bernheimer, 3qt. Aluminum Pot. Mr Geo Q. * Cooking Payne. Beatrice Ailing. Provi Geo I. Arfken w. bury port, Mass. "N W llavnes w, Q.A 1 Brooklyn 2 Success Stone Radiates, Kadi- Edward I> Ailing. Provi Miss Mav D Davis, Ware Tdrs Richard o The motor boat "Peggy" of the Dorsey & Philin J Steinmeta! f. Summit Miss A C E Wentworth, ator Hook, Pic Rack. c'kalto .Mrs Carrie Emory, Phila Portland Yacht Club, was anchored Robt 1* Randolph & Bridgewater w. ^!°'J,r! Miss Anna Emory. Phila in Pott's Harbor over last Sunday, #1.50 Oil Stove Ovnn 96c Mr & Mrs Wells. I' C Russell St w. Fitchburg MERRICONEAG "Robert K Moss. Altoona,V HOUSE. stopping here after a run from S9 50 Monitor Oil Miss M I". Williams, .Maiden South Haroswell. Me. Ringer. Rose 1 McHugh. Chicago Miss Maria Boothbav Harbor. Those on Williams, Maiden Frederick W. Pierce. ... board 2 Miss I-otiise <-ou^ter Prop. Burners, $5.7 5 Miss Miriam F Williams. I (See Arlv. in another column.) were Miss Day, Miss Stewart., Mr. Maiden j 1 \V Flavin f. Portland Jordan and Mrs F.dw St King. Ino D Green & Captain Hutchinson. Mrs I. L OeFord. | xv, Detroit ? WOODBINE & COTTAGES I Mis Natalie Green Prtroit Another motor boat to stop off QUANTITIES OF FURNITURE R F Whitehead & w. Me. Bailey Island, i Knierv Stevens & w. Worcester here while on a cruise down past was Can you find seven faces in this Mrs HI. Price. ^ Mrs. H. S. Sinnett I AT picture? Prop. Thos H Mac Duff. Worcester the "Sarah" ONE-HALF PRICES F C Hard w. Maiden (See Adv. in another column.) Mrs M R of Gloucester, Mass., un- F W Van \\ | Howell, Worcester agenen. Orange Mrs Suza Doane White, Walter C Drevvry, Worcester der Cantain George H. Roberts. READ THIS CAREFULLY Miss M l.acy Van Boston I Mrs M R Burke, Jamaica F1 Mr. George H. Bibber of Glouces- Miss Florence White, Boston 1 T F Tisdale. Wa%e£nge Boston ter, was a Trace the outline of the faces will Miss Ida K Meyer, Phila Sirs Elizabeth II Mass., visitor to Harpswell puzzle get something. The CASCO BAY HOUSE. Witt, I'hila Miss B L Kingsbury, Balto Miss Anna M for a few last week. his Oren on this or a Me. ! Shenk. Phila days During separate piece of best Long Island. Percival Ross w. Montreal < i Winslow Hooper's prizes will be awarded to the 'Chas. E. Emery w. Port'd stay he was the guest of his Cushing Prop. Master Herbert Ross, Montr'I ! Mrs M P> Reid. sister, paper. Number them 1, 2, 3, etc. in another Portland 1 Power. Roston • ieo (.' Pustin. Boston Merriconeag Kenniston is of Boston, were visitors to the Mrs C Parti &• s. Hohoken Mr Gilston St (. N V point Miss Jean who is Ralph S S Robertson. Mont'! C E Pendlebury, Robertson & w, Roston (' I*. Fillebrown, Boston j last week, making a brief stay with summer LATEST HAPPENINGS AT THIS SEASON VERY GOOD AT CHE- II E & w. Somerville I" spending the here with her Taylor Chas Draper 8c f. Montreal F O Goodspecd, Wilton Mrs R M Copithorne. Mi*s (I K friends here. Thev are spending the mother, Mrs. E. B. is SUPERIOR HOUSE. BEAGUE HOUSE. Pretinan, N Y Geo E Mttnroe, No Jay Pendlebury, Cambridge Miss M Krcnnan. N Y Frank B summer at Mere P<5int. the for a week of _ Cheney, Xo guest Miss Margar- Mr R Copithorne. Miss Edna I". Jay Cambridge Lampe, Newark Chas A Russell & w, Mr. and Mrs. Joseoh Whiting of Mrs Geo W Derby. Somervifle Miss | Boston j et Embery at the latter's summer Interesting Arrivals and News of the Interesting Happenings of the Pa»t May I.ampe, Newark Boston. have returned to their •Geo W Byron, Roston I B Harrison. Irvinaton Mass., home at Cape Elizabeth. Past Week. Week. Robert OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Powers. Boston (leo P Fawcett »St f, Stamford So. home, leaving the latter part of last Mr. and Mrs. of "William Harpswell, Me. Clifford Morris Day. Toronto Miss M D (iould, Newark H. L. Lightfoot week. They have been The Merriconeag has always held The Summit has as usual upon its Thomas VV Murray. Portland H \V Prop. spending Philadelphia, with their daughter. Gould. Newark (Sec Adv. in another column.) their a rank In the list of New this a number of W R Collins. I.ewiston Miss K M vacation at the Dascomb cot- Miss Gustina were visitors high Eng- register year large Crabtree. Roston Albert D Morstadt & w, Morris, R Da" Kc w. Toronto K L w a most out- land summer hotels and the reasons visitors who have been coming here Wood, K-s, Springfield Brooklyn tage, enjoying delightful for a short time recently of Mrs. E. Miss Alma " evident to the after for several seasons. Koch, N Y Mis* Evelyn EnRstrom, ing. B. off at for this are at once year year HILL CREST. Mrs A Van N Y Geo W Pendlebury, stopping Harps- Rtiren, Smith & w, NY A merry picnic party from this visitor here. A more Ideal place in Due to the homelike atmosphere and Chebeague Island, Me. T Rogers. Hohoken Mr.< F G Boston well, en route to Montreal, Quebec, St. Chas. W. Hamilton.... Prop. ('has A Salem Mi«s Kinsley, place went over to Whalpboat Island John and which to spend a happy summer, va- comfortable appointments of this (See adv. Woodbury, Gladys Kingsley, Boston points east of Portland. in another column.) \ 11 Woo'lfords A O one be hard indeed to the here al- F Ctishing. Chnrtier & w, Boston day last week on a raspberry vic- have travelled all cation would superior house, guests G/° Taft Jt vv. Allston Eliza E Ames. Manchester Alex H They extensively Mrs Daird Tonikins, Brooklyn nic In Mr. Charles Douglass' motor and this is being realized ways hold a warm place In their I.opez-Cordozo E I' Darlin, 1'ortland over the United States, but esteem imagine N Y SEASIDE COTTAGE. boat. Those in the were Mrs. from this year by one of the largest hearts for the establishment and the Herbert Albert Emerton, Everett narty Iflrst their point of view the Tatley & f. Montreal Bailey Island, Me. I) Boston R. M. Miss Minerva crowd of visitors that the hotel has value of such friends is immeasur- Mrs J C Best wick & d. J Jordan, Strout. Qulmby, beautiful scenes In Casco Bay. Mr. Mrs. F. E. Cram Prop. Mrs Edward C Dubois, I'rovi has able. It is one of Mrs O Seiss & cli, Newark Miss Madeline and Mr. Norrls In ever accommodated. The house Mrs. Hamilton's (See Adv. in another column.) Mrs ilattic M Smith, Br'klyn "Whitney connected with the freight H Cbarbonniere « s Mrs M E Frank Aldrich. been doing the best business this boasts that the visitor here feels as R O Crittenden, Elizabeth W 1! Boss, Swampicott department of the Pennsylvania rail- Samson. IT K Cram. Portland and If he were In his own H B'-rdan .Wash Miss Marie A Boss. Swamps't Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McCloud of Nor- way. year of any season in Its history house instead C & w, Newark E A Fargo, Attleboro M M "Mrs Frank McClure, f.o# Angeles wood, Mass., have the Rich- the bookings during August are even of at a summer hotel, and the large Frost, Roston Mis* Eva Rarker, Rath T C Taylor. opened Mr. T. J. Arnold, of Paterson, N. J., Miss Clara Frost, Roston on F. E. Pierce number of of the Miss Eilena Hutchins, Rath A S Rulan & w, ardson cottage Ash Cove Point who Is the R. M. Hubbard heavier, so that Manager regular patrons Miss Marian Frost, Roston Miss .Newark occupying Mildred Plant, Rath Mrs fte Miss Well, m N Y for the of the summer well Indeed with the Summit House prove her claim to Mrs Chas W Stark. Y remaining part cottage In the Auburn colony, 1b en- is very pleased N Miss Alice Chummer. Mrs A B Chase. Newark be Francis S Jordan, Roston season, having arrived the first part tertaining his brother and of summer. very true. Ethel M Indianapolis Miss Picrnia McT.atighlin, N Y family Mrs. Jordan. Roston T II Paton ft w. Newtonville of last week. have visiting Mrs. C. S. Bralup. Mr. Charles T. George R. Fawcett of Stam- Violet M Miss Elizabeth TT Gross. They New Jersey. Nevitis, Roston Miss A R Paton. Newtonville R. Mr. ford, Conn., who with her Patbrson them Miss Mary Fuller of Eudora, Miss Howell, who haR been a guest Bralup, Mrs. Edith Bralup, husband Chris- and son are at the Kan. for some time recently of Miss Norman R. Bralup, and Miss house for the Mr. W. O. Crowker of Dorchester, Martha Noyes at Haskell Island, tine Bralup. all of St. Johnsbury, Vt.. season, officiated as one of the Judges for the waltz Mass., and Ralph Soule, of Portland, left last week for her home In arrived here last week and are regis- prize which was given In connection with the Me., were visitors to the point for a Pennsylvania, after having spent a tered for an extended outing. Orovers* Pic- St. nic at the few days during the past week. most delightful visit to Casco Bay. Aqother party of visitors from Assembly Hall last week. Groceries and for the Table of Mr. and Mrs. Fawcett, her Everything Miss Lubelle Patrick of Portland, Mr. Frank Swan of Providence, R. Johnsbury, was composed during many sum- We are better Is Ellette Storck mers here on the Island prepared than ever to give prompt service Me., staying at the Strout house I., who Is spending the summer at Mrs. L. P. Storck, Miss has always to the for a Miss Patrick Is the W. W. taken a prominent In cottages, camps and hotels on Casco All orders short time. the Auburn colony, met with great and Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett, part all the so- Bay. field the here for con- cial affairs given at the and calls will be secretarv of Children's success last week while on a deep- who also hope to stay hotels. telephone packed and without Recent arrivals here shipped Heart Work Society of Maine. 8he sea fishing expedition. One of his siderable time. include Mr. delay. We have the best obtainable in all and Charles A. departments. is enjoylnar her stay at Harpswell to catches tipped the scales at 50 Messrs. George O. Munroe Woodbury of Salem, Mass.; and Mr. A. H. the very limit and has never experi- pounds, while a number of smaller Frank B. Emery of North Jay Cushlng of Woodford*; were Miss Eliza E. Our Years of Success Enable Us to Please You enced a more enjoyable outing. flsh were also his share. Mr. Millard Mr. F. O. Ooodspeed of Wilton Ames of Manchester, Charles Woodward N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Plnkham, who was on the party, was among the recent arrivals. and Beulah for au- A MlCongfM" 1*1 their daughter, Miss also very lucky and pulled In sever- This house is well situated very enjoyable picnic and sail- fillI 112 Exobftngs boat was | CAIU t rn Woodward, of Boston, arrived here al very fine speclments of the flnny tomobile parties to visit, and many party held by the guests Tel. 3610 a here last week. W. L. WILJUll « l/U. Tel. 3040 last week for an Indefinite sojourn. tribe. have made trips down the Neck for About twenty of them were They have been greatly delighted shore dinner, which Is sure to be In the party whleh, after a with their experiences so far. 8U88CRI8E FOR THE BRCIZE. I enjoyed In all its delicious variety. delightful sail, landed on Goose Is- land for the picnic. ISLAND STEAMERS. days and Mrs. Whitney for several weeks. Mrs. Whitney has just re- turned from the Philippine Islands, Casco Eay&Karpswell Lines where her son is a lieutenant in the United States army. Mr. WEEK DAYS. Edmund Shedd of Newton Cen- Couch is Hammocks ter, Mass., his In Effect June 29th. spending vacation1 Special: at Chebeague, having arrived here 3 Canvas Hammocks khaki co'or, with National FROM PORTLAND (Custom House Wharf). The spring, adjust- Summer the first able Imck ami ca >vas Tourists part of last week. at Mr. cushion, To Peaks Island (1-orest Citv Landing)— Shedd re^u'aily sold S14.00 5p 1 l.UU has j Khaki 0.45, 7.40. 0.00. 10.15 a. m.. 12.15. 1.10. been here rieveral times in form- 4 Hammocks it on frame, with sagless .-pring and canvas j *• 2.15, 4.15, 5.15, 0.15, 7.30. S.15. 0.30 p. m. er years and has many friends cushion. Were 1 ,00 To Island—0.45. 7.40, 0.00, 10.15 3>9.50 Cushing among the summer 4 Khaki Hammocks iron National and а. ni., 12.15, 2.15, 5.15. 0.15, 8.15 p. m. colony. frame. Spring soft cush- To Little and Great Diamond Islands. Tre- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Alexander ion. Were $8.50 5J>0»5U fethen and Evergreen Landings I Peaks and their son, Charles Hamilton Al-! 4 Khaki Hammocks, with wood frame. National and soft Island)—7.ox8, slightly imperfect, $1.50 To Cliff Island. Western and Central Land- where she will spend some time. 90c ing* (Great Chebeague), South llarpswell, Mrs. Kelly also entertained for a few 6 Brown Shades, 10x8, were and Orr's 10.00 a. $i.75 Bailey Islands—b0.45, in., days last week Mr. and Mrs. I. Oak- 1.00. p. m. $1.60 ford Acton of Wide To Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague). Bus- Salem, N. J., who 4 Slat Bamboo Shades, 6x8, in natural finish, were *..25 tin Island. Mere Point. Birch Island and JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. stopped off at Chebeague on their 90c Harpswell Centre—10.00 a. in., 5.15 p. m. way to Montreal. On Friday of last 6 Wide Slat Bamboo >hades, 8x8, natural were RETURN Davs). fi.iish, $1.50 (Week Near Post Office Maine week Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle Ritter, of $1.10 TO PORTLAND Portland, 6 Philadelphia, arrived and will Bamboo wide slats, natural were From Peaks Island (Forest Citv spend Shades, finish, 10x8, $1.75 Landing) a part of at the "Barna- —6.15, 7.20, M,"i, 9.30, 10.45 a. m„ 12.35, 1.30, large August $1.20 2.35, 4.35, 0.35, 6.85, 7.80. 8.45. 10.15 p. m. cle." Last Tuesday Mrs. Kelley gave From Cusliing Island—7.00, 8.00. 9.2V, 10.35 a small bridge party to some of her а. in.. 12.45, 2.45, .".4.*. 6.45. 8.35 p. m. From Little Diamond Island—G.20. 7.25. DOW <& PINKHAM friends here, the time passing very 8.25, 10.0O, 11.30 a. m., 1.45, 3.45, 5.40, 8.45 delightfully to those present. p. m. -FIRE Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Burgeron, From Great Diamond Island—6.15. 7.20. INSURANCE- T. F. FOSS & a. together with Mr. Frank Osborn and SONS б.20, 0.55, 11.25 m„ 1.40, 3.40, 5.35, 8.40 35 p. m. Exchange St., Portland, He. Miss Alice Huntoon, all of Allston, Housefurnishers Monument From Dwellings, Cottages, Hotels ami Seaside H. N. Square Trcfethen Landing (Peaks Island)— Property PINKHAM. Mass.. who have been occupying the 6.10. 7.15, S.15, 0.50. 11.20 a. m., 1.35, 3.35, insured in the leading companies H. W. SUSSKRA.UT, F. C. HUSSEY 5.30, 8.35 p. m. old Littlefield cottage near Central From Evergreen Landing (Peaks Island)— Landing, left last week after a most 11.15 a. Alden of Springfield, is visit- 6.05. 7.10. 8.10, 0.45, m„ 1.30, 3.30, delightful two weeks' visit to Cheb- Mass., Littlejohns Easy. 5.25, 8.30 p. m. WILLIAM SENTER & Co7 ing Miss Edith Hawkins at "Menan- From Ponce 'eague and have returned to their Landing (Long Island)—5.55, oke" for some time. In a one sided same that soon de- x7.15. 8.00, 0.35, 11.05 a. m., homes. 1.20, 3.20, x4.15, veloped into a 5.15, >>.10 i>. m. Miss Marion E. Welch of West- slugging match of the JEWELERS The very thing to round out your slam From Doughty Landing (.Long Island)— field, X. J.f and Miss Laura Galam- bang variety, Chebeague de- 5.45, 7.05, 7.50, 10.55 a. m., 51 cottage furnishings satisfactorily is 0.25, 1.10, 3.10, Exchange St., Me bos of N. are feated Littlejohns last 4.05. 5.05. 8.15 m. Portland, Bavonne, J., spending a Thursday by p. always carried at R. S. Davis Co., the score of 22-5. From Cleaves Landing (Long Island)—5.40, Souvenir Views of Portland and couple of weeks at Cliebeague, hav- Starting off with Charts, Compasses, Spoons, Vicinity Portland. Me. Adv. four runs 7.00. 11.10 a. m., 4.oO p. m. ing arived here on Wednesday of last in the first inning, the lo- From Little 9.15 a. m., Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Bowen Chebeague—6.55, week. cals kept at 3.55 m. hammering away p. were away from the island over last the From Cliff Island—6.40, 10.30 a. m., 3.40, Mrs. W. F. Bennett entertained at Smythe, opposing hurler and rol- 5.. m., 11.10 R. TAYLOR where Miss Harriet Harris has been ing Trcfethen Landing p. J. use. Mr. Bowen, the genial postmas- j liam. Jr.. and Katherine, were at m.. Great Diamond Island 11.15 p. m., Little the summer. Miss Harriet Fidelity Building, Portland. Room 211, Second Floor spending ter, is to be commended on the excel- the island last week and spent a few Diamond Island 11.20 p. m. Harris returned here this week for Unavoidable excepted and subject to lence of his shops. days at their attractive cottage. Mr. delays the rest of the summer vacation. 5 change without notice. Contractor Howard S. Hamilton has Hill is well-known to the sport fol- REFERENCES. Miss Winifred Sills of Mount Ver- just completed a large wooden tank lowers of New England as an expert a on to X. is some time Stops notice Purser to land passen- non, Y.t spending capable of holding two thousand five ritle-shot and is generally regarded gers only. here as the of Miss Clara Web- NOVELTY guest hundred of water on as the crack shot of Maine. b Does not stop at Western Landing (Great RUC COMPANY gallons the estate He has ster at the Webster cottage on the of Chebeague). Cor. Elm Street and Cumberland Ave. Me. Mr. F. E. Dickerman at Littlejohns won many prizes in shooting tourna- e at Portland, North Shore. Change Eastern Landing. Island. ments in this part of the x Express. Rugs Made from Old Carpets country. Mr. Robert Albion entertained this Air. ana .Mrs. E. B. WIXSLOW, Pres.. We have the tor the or George Sweetser of just Kug Cottage Bungalow. Call ar.d see our last week at a luncheon party the C. W. T. GODIXG, Gen. Mgr. different will Wakefield, Mass., who have ben at styles. Our prices please you. Reference Portland Xat. Bank. honor students in the graduating their cottage the "Outlook" on Sunset class of the Portland High School, of Road since early in June have gone whom he was himself one. Those P. B. —C. B. Rapid Transit Co. to the White Mountains to meet Miss Albnah who were present were: friends, during the month of August. i— Miss Helen Miss Helen IN EFFECT JULY 30. 1914. How AlDOUt You ? James, Broe, They are to return to the island about Ayer, Mis. The regular meeting of the dancing are for a. Are an extra 10 or 20 cent J., visiting, two weeks, at the 7.45. 0.45 m., i3.30, 5.30, to.au, **11.20 yni paying per to exchange your money for fur- and Miss m. class of Miss Esther Cooks summer home of Mr. p. niture? In other words, are you the best at the lowest Harry Snowman For Fort (Great Diamond buying prices? Saving Elizabeth Ash was held last Thurs- of McKinley Island) our customers that extra Hartford. Conn., here. Mr. Duff is —O.Oo a. m. percentage is just what make® our store busv. m., 5.3o, ft.30. *11.20 p. always day, with a large attendance. teacher of manual For Trefethcn Island)— Hundreds know it and others are it. How about training at the Pas- Landing (Peaks learning yju? Start right in. Mr. Edward Couche of Cromwell, G.OO. 7.4.*. 0.45 a. m., 1.3", 3.3o, 5.3o, **0.30. siac High School. His many friends the island last week **11.20 p. m. Conn., arrived at on the island are pleased to know of FOR SALE For Island (York's liailey Landing)—0.1." and will spend about two weeks at nis success and are On Ash South Me. а. m. Tolman-Bradford Furniture Co. glad to welcome Point, Harpswell, him The Steamer "Gurnet" or "Tourist" leaves Port- Chebeague. back to his old home once again. ! above modern shingled cor- 327 Cumberland Cor. Preble a land Pier for Gurnet Bridge and New Ave., St, Portland Mr. Max West, who spent few Mr. and room, A little Mrs. W. A. Charles and ; tape containing living 1S\'25, Meadows Inn on and after out of the way, but it pays to walk-" every day July (lays recently with Mrs. West and Mr. Robert of with large stone .14 at 0.1." a. m. Return 2.30 m. Charles, Taunton fireplace, dining- p. has returned to l Return to Portland. Leaves— Miss Isabelle West, Junction. Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. C. room, pantry, kitchen, four large New York. From Bailey Island (York's Landing)—1.1 A CHEBEAGUE. Driscoll, at their summer cottage his home in J. Fletcher and Miss Katherine sleeping rooms with large closets, p. in. has here. Mr. who is Mr. Stephen Doughty recently Fletcher of are two water closets, bath-room, at- From Doughty's Landing (Long Island)— Driscoll, spending Greenfield, Mass., large a new Overland auto- tic and б.50, 8.35. 10.35 a. m.. 2.2«», 4.20. 0.20 p. m. the summer at Bethlehem, N. H„ purchased spending two weeks at the island. cellar. The tloors are hard from handle the increas- From West End Landing (Long Island)— (Continued page 1.) will come to Chebeague after Labor truck in order to During their stay here they will oc- p'ne, the doors cypress and Califor- a. m.. 10.25 7.00, 8.45, 10.45 2.30, 4.30, 0.10, ing trade of his grocery and general the W. N. nia all ^varnished. The m. Day. cupy Fenderson cottage redwood, p. at Deer Point near From Fort McKinley—*0.35, 1(M0, *11.50 The usual Wednesday evening en- establishment near Central Landing, where they piazzas are 108 feet long, four sides. Roger Howell, Mr. Herbert Metcalf, machine is p. m. tertainment at Hall, East Western Landing. The are now comfortably settled. The southwest end Is Klassed in for a From Trefethen Landing (Peaks Island)— Mr. Campbell Vernon, Mr. Oliver Assembly met rounds being driven by his son. Mr. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. H. D. with their sun room. The is 7.05, 10.50 a. m., 2.35. **10.35 End, with of applause Gee, cottage complete- 8.50, 4.40, 0.45, Smith. This store has been having p. m. from start to finish. Miss Mabel Doughty. three daughters, the Misses Marion, ly furnished ready for occupancy, in- Mr. Herbert Metcalf, who is spend- this summer From Little Diamond Island—7.15. 0.05, Dwinell and Mr. Charles Barrows in a very prosperous year Rita and Dorothy Gee, and son, Mr. cluding piano, rugs, curtains, hooks, 31.<>0 a. m., 2.45. 4.50. z.0.55, **10.25 p. m. ing the summer at South Harpswell, "The of The the and its progressive policies are reap- Warren Gee, of N. bed and table linen, and "Does not touch Saturdays. was the guest for a short time last Turning Wheel." Winchester, H., everything ing their reward. have arrived for the summer needed for Also for '•When passengers to land or on previous week of Professor and Mrs. L. M. dialogue showing the reclamation of va- housekeeping. to last dur- notice purser. a lost were excellent. Mr. On Wednesday of week, cation and have opened their sale with cottage, 28 ft. motor boat, zWhen Passano. Mr. Metcalf, who graduat- brother, cottage, signalled. I ing the picnic of the Portland Groc- at General 12 ft. row boat and wharf. m. does not to Land- is Barrows in his slack wire and tumb- "Ashuelot," Landing for private tO.30 p. go Doughty's ed from Tufts College recently, fire act was a ers at the East End, a small the balance of the season. Mr. Gee For further and in- ing. at the at South ling host in himself and particulars, price xFor or and Meadows working laboratory in the Hall. The from Gurnet New his audience in a of broke out Assembly is the proprietor of a large grocery spection, address: direct via New Meadows touches Forest under Dr. J. S. Kingsley, kept gale laugh- River, Harpsewll blaze which was probably caused by establishment at Three zl.ittle Diamond. zTrcfethens, also work next ter from entrance to exit by his droll- Rivers, N. H. Charles P. Sherman, So. Cit^- (Peaks), with whom he will a in- Harpswell. z\\ est End, and zClifT Island, eries. The last act Indian some one throwing cigar stub zDoughty's winter at. the of Illinois. where the goinst and coming. University to some rubbish was quickly discov- Driscoll, of Everett, Chief, whose hospitality has been Subject to change without notice, tides and Mr. Roger and The " abused, gets his was melo- ered checked immediately. "A weather conditions. Mass., spent a few days recently revenge, pleasing group. O. C. RANDALL. Pres. « dramatic in the extreme. In the red damage done was very slight, it being with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John GEO. W. BROWN, Mgr. light from the calcium the newly possible to use the hall in the after- vaudeville painted mountain and forest scenery noon and the performance not hindered at all. assisted the realism and many com- at night beinn Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of pliments were bestowed upon Mr. Stanley the Fred Komsley, the artist, who Is well Portland spent last Sunday at of Mr. A Tourist from known in the theatrical world. Many Island an the guests Mrs. W. F. Ben- good things are promised and we Bennett's mother, is at hope the management will be reward- nett. Mr. Bennett employed Connecticut Market on Custom Says: ed by paying hqusfen Js return for itq Hamilton's fish willingness to give the public some- 1 House Wharf. Prank Trott and Miss thing each week (luring the vacation Mr. and Mrs. 3?«son, A big production with the Marian Trott of Winchester. Mass., "HAY'S COLD CREAM week at the Island and LIQUID native Indians is being arranged for arrived last the of the the third week in August and we may will spend remaining part, Miss Trott IS THE BEST THING I CAN FIND look for show bills next week. Su- summer season here. of her class basket ball zette, a farce comedy, is being re- was captain this winter. hearsed and as the big Minstrel team at Jackson College \ K. Henderson with Miss for keeping my skin in perfect condition. always Show takes place npxt week, will be Mrs. A. as soon as Jeanette and Mr. Murray Henderson come to store for a put on the twelfth of August. directly your supply arrived at -Che- it and advertise Professor William Berry with Mrs. of Kverett, Mass., 1 reach Maine. You should place on last week and Herry and their two children of Io- bcague Sunday of it the Makee everywhere." wa. spent Sunday of last week as the will occupy "Tarrymore," to the guests of Mrs. E. C. Wilson at the cottage. They expect spend The Hen- Goddard cottage at the East End, month of August here. in Casco for If Not their visit to Chebeague proving a dersons liave been Ray Have You Tried It? spveral summers, both at Chebeague most delightful one In every particu- and Cliff Island and are great ad- wili a bottle? size lar. Professor Herry is a member of you accept small sample Regular for summer the faculty at Penn's College, a Qua- mirers of it as a place is a little over 4 ozs. 25c. Contains ker institution In Iowa. lesidence. and W. The many friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Professor Mrs. Sherwood 10c tubes and their Miss Km- Hay's Lotus Cream is put up in Flemmlng will be glad to learn that Fox with daughter, she Is ma McK. Fox, of Princeton, N. J., 2 oz. jars, 25c. Half pound tins 40c. rapidly recovering from the ef fects of a bad fall which she suffered who have been spending two weeks Reatfnl alike to the eye and body are the chalra like thoee In the Lotus Talc in tins. recently. Mrs. Flemmlng slipped here, left last week for Nova Scotia, cut above and when yoo know yon can ob- Hay's 15c will thn remainder tain a reel Craftaman In aoft hrown fnmed while descending the stairway at hei where they spend Rocker quar- a tered oek with reel for Lotus Products. summer home, "Cedar Croft," and fell of the summer after making very 8panl*h leather aeat 112.no you Try Hay's Fox realize that "aood ere real'v moat economical. Oar lino heavily. She waH not seriously hurt delightful visit here. Professor gooda" of at Include" desirable at low however, and Is now en- Is assistant professor classics many plerea very prloea. practically 1 tirely recovered from the effects ol Prlnceon University. the accident. Mr. Philip D. Hawkins left last The Store Beautiful Mrs. O. O. K. Cram, of Portland, anf I week for his home In Springfield, a time Mrs. Emma Whitney, are vlsltlnj ; Mass.. after spending short 28 Free St. their here with Mrs. Hawkins, who is thp niece, Mrs. Oliver 8. Tonks, «i Founded her summer home at the East End guest of Mrs. L. C. Hyde at "Menan- 1836. CORFYJ Mrs. Cram being down only for a fev toke" for the summer. Miss Prlscllla •fcr