ESrA II LI 811KD 1901 PORTLAND, MAINE, AUGUST 1913 ENTEKKD AS SECOND THURSDAY, CLASS MAIL 7, MATTEK. PRICE FIVE CENTS

Hunter cottage. Last Saturday they Granted Cliff made a most Hearings Island enjoyable motor boat Peaks Island trij^to Great Chebeague Island. House BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO LIBRARY SALE TO BE HELD NEXT Among the guests entertained last PETITIONERS AT week THIS SEASON'S Florence Automatic Oil HARPSWELL. WEEK. by Mrs .Peter Maasbyll were RECORD IS SUR- Stoves PASSING ANY Mrs. Edwin Holmes and Master Ed- PREVIOUS ONE. Signers Want Road ward Mrs. Discontinued— Large Attendance Expected — Varied Holmes, Eugenie McLaugh- Others Ask For New lin of and Road. Articles on Sale. Portland, Miss Lois Dyer. Concerts, Parties, and Dances Make The Miss Katlierine Van Ingen of Brook- Up Enjoyable Days. County Commissioners have Guests of D. E. at Redfern For a granted and Coding lyn, N. Y., is the for advertised two hearings Cottage the guest August of It Is a proud record for any summer past week were Miss Ger- Miss at Bailey and Orr's Island on trude Griffiths at "The hotel to be able Septem- rsenner, of .Melrose, and Mrs. .Ledges." to report a capacity- Cool ber 9, in to Mr. and Mrs. house with response petitions of Mrs. Desnon, of Portland. This week Mrs. Daniel B. Smith of bookings which bid fair to A. McKean Gulliver and others for W. F. Riverton Park were exceed lay- Moore, of Melrose, was guests of the Jor- present records, but when a out of a Mass., Kitchen ing road to her property at entertained. dans at their cottage on the hill last hotel the size of the Peaks Island Sea Cove and to Dr. House can Geo. S. Littlefield Miss Anita week. Mrs. Jordan also entertained show such a noteworthy and others for Silcox, superintendent of at discontinuing a certain the' the W. C. T. U. of Westbrook at her state of affairs, there certainly must Ht>me for Crippled Children of way on Orrs Island. The former peti- home on 30. be some good reason. The Peaks Xe>v York, has returned to the July George Jordan, Wil- tion is on account of what is Beech- ma House with claimed es t<> Piatt, and Ethel one Island its annexes the Cor- Home to be spend August. Her Mrs. Hodges spent unreasonable delay in out a mother, this onado and the Union accommodates a laying Ann; is day past week with the Jordans road on the of the Silcox, accompanying her. number of part Selectmen. The Mis also. large people and only the or latter is Silcox spent a few weeks of another move in the July most excellent management and serv- bridge here but had Mr. William A. and fight which has been of to return to her work Black family left ice could vital interest the cater to as large and select in for ^ brief period the last of :first of August to return to their the the town for many years. The ma- the a class of people as this moiir'h. home in Maiden, Mass. patronize jority of the people of the town have hotel. One glance at the house's din- Ti e iDon't need voted in favor of the bridge and of Library Tea yesterday was in you another piazza chair ner menu, or better still, a dinner here Cottage course or a nice will oppose the petitioners charge of Mrs. E. A. Solomons and comfortable couch hammock will show one reason why the house for strongly. It seems a that section- Miss Elizabeth Griffiths. The atten- your cottage? R. S. Davis is so The all Cat pity Try popular. rooms, light, the Fuel Bills al should dance was Co. first and feeling enter a matter of good and a/pleasant social you'll go nowhere else. airy, and commodious, and the cap- this for the Summer. kind which is on the face of it lioui was enjoyed. Adv. able management of Mr. R. E. Rowe more than the are nothing progress which Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Miss Laura Bennett has returned two of the other reasons. This Thurber, Mrs. to stove bakes is needed by the islands. The her The past week has been the general Norman 1. Black's father and mother, j cottage, after a week in Boston. first for hours on a feeling is that the prayer of the are one of the of the peti- visiting their at Miss Mildred "height season" to tioners will not daughter Gray- j Joyce, Mrs. Jordan's of be granted. The use a stock. phrase, and the Peaks gallon oil. ledpe cottage. I niece, arrived last for the bridge is demanded Wednesday Island House has taken an by Bailey Island, M•*. John month of active part Orrs all of Wilkins has arrived at the August wih her aunt. in Tbiuk it over. Island, South Harpswell every social affair which has taken and "Cuta" cottage from his home in Arl- The most of West Harpswell. prepai-ations for the Library place hereabout. Last week's evening This action ington for a short time here. Sale are on will, however, give the going steadily and most concert was greatjy enjoyed among Selectmen M *s to the excuse to hold up award- Amelia Peterson from Portland satisfactorily all concerned. A the numbers rendered being A Memory Automobile Votes Given Free-— Ask is number of for Them ing any contracts until after the date pending the week with Miss Dor- large articles to sell at the by Parker, the Shadow dance by Meyer- of the Cobb fair is hearing and this is what will othy as the latter's guest at the: assured and many if not all the beer, and the Romany Spring Song Cobb probably be done. s "Cosy" cottage. islanders, both summer residents and by Horrocks. This recital was given year-round residents, are Mrs. Charlotte Gunn Mr.'Henry Bird of the Congress doing their by Roche. best to make the sale a Last Square hotel in Portland was for great success. Sunday evening's program is dqwn i The date of South the i»ast week-end. the sale is August 13 and printed in full below: Harpswell it is hoped that motor boat parties Carmen Biset Master Philip Bird, who is staying ] will be made up at some of the other Berceuse (Jocelyn) Godard SEASON AT here, has qualified as an expert fisher- ITS HEIGHT NOW— j islands to come over to Cliff and at- (Cello Solo) man. I-ast week While off the HOTELS FILLED. fishing tend the sale which is surely going to Angelus Massenet rocks.c$i the shore he hooked a three- ; be well worth inspecting. The ladies (a) Perfect Day Bond pound haddock. Young Mr. Bird is Rest of Month Will Doubtless Witness who have charge of the library and (b) Hybrias, the Cretan Elliot R. only eight years old and he had quite ! the (Vocal S. More Arrivals. library teas are of course the Solos) DAVIS Many GO. a tussle to set the fish landed. But he I prime movers in this affair and Ballet—Nos. 3 and 4 (Faust), ..Gounod COMPLETE Passengers on the boat bound from succeeded and succeeded too. they HOMEFURNISHERS alone, ] are satisfied that If the interest that is The concert this evening is to be Portland to South Harpswell on the The fish made a delicious chowder and being now shown in the sale i3 kept given by Miss Rose Tyler, formerly so- Cor. and Federal Sts. morning of August 2 just escaped an no doubt Mr. Bird it all the Exchange Portland, Me. enjoyed up. there will be a large attendance. prano. soloist at the State Street Con- accident when the steamer Merricon- more for his (hard struggle. Tell your friends about it g»egational church of but of the C. B. and obtain Portland, eag H. line and the Auc- Mr. William who has now F. E. President Thurbur, Jr., is some useful articles for and accepted a fine position Haskell, cocisco of the same line expect-! yourself nearly collid- ed to arrive the last of this week for. the to sing in a Massachusetts ed in incidentally help island to get the church. Hussey's Sound just off Long a at Xorman T. Black's. new Hbrary building that have Miss Tyler has a very well-trained Island. The Mevricont-ag had just they Prof, and Mrs. Charles H. Morse voice and has been »>y missed left Evergreen and was of! (Continued on page landing pro- 2.) from musical circles in Portland. ceeding full speed at first. Then when the AucocIbco's whistle became audible the engines were slowed down and then stopped entirely. The mo- ment the Aucocisco was seen through tli j dense fog which was prevailing, the Merriconeag's engines were order- ed reversed by Captain James Long, and the Aucocisco swept by, clearing the other boat by less than a foot. The near-collision was not the fault of rousers either the captain of the Merrieonpag T or of the as has Outing Aucocisco, been intim- 150 of ated in some of the reports. The fog pairs this season's was so dense that when the boats PEAK»S ISLAND could discern each HoUsSS other they liad anoANNEXEO- JK in time to blow styles outing trousers, ac- hardly the customary whistles, and only the good judgment tual values $3.50 to of the two captains averted the acci- $5.00. dent. Both captains are to be highly commended on In new — their excellent hand- stripes browns and ling of the boats. The Aueorisco was in command of Captain Clifford S. soft grays. All at one Hamilton. price Mr. J. G. Bridge arrived here Satur- day to spend over Sunday with his Manaoejvic.nt_o until sold Ral family at his cottage in the Auburn pK E.E2,er>jvfe. jC-U FK licXA3E colony. maisnmnn Mr. Herbert Simms, who has been THE PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE the house guest of Mrs. Hubbard at AND CLIFF HOUSE the colony, has returned to St. Louis, N. hi3 Hanover, H., are viBlting Mrs. home, after a very pleasant vaca- Morse's tion here. brother, Mr. George W. Kim- t 1^2.413 Under New Management. W. ball, at his cottage for a few weeks. Clark Meader. Prop. Mr. J. A. Blake and Mrs. Blake have Prof. Morse is the musical director at THE HOME OF PURE FOOD WE PAY to 14 and 76 PARCEL POST CHARGES gone Charleston, Mass., where Mr. Dartmouth Exchange St., Portland, OpposiU Postotfice college. An Blake is to attend to some of the af- idea), up-to-date cafe, where nothing but the Mrs. Marion E. Green of bent is served to our fairs of the Masonic of which Lynn, patrons. Quick service is our Home, motto, and our Mass., has returned to her home, after prices are right. Separate dining he Is the head. room for ladies and a pleasant week at escorts. spent Daisy cot- J/0BM3M Specials Miss 'Plummer of Auburndale and tage. every day, from 11 a. m. until served. Miss Chapin are visiting Miss Parker Miss Adelaide Cobb has at the Parker cottage. arrived back on the island, after a week's The annual meeting of the Auburn stay In Boston. Colony Association was held last Sat- Mr. A. S. Cobb arrived at urday night and, as was expected, Mr. Cosy cot- tage last week to the W. K. Dana, who has acted so spend week-end capably with his family. and 28 as president 'or the past year, was 26 Monument ME. •Horace P. Sq., PORTLAND, again elected to fill this important of- Cobb lias come to Daisy fice which he is so well fitted for. cottage from his residence at Ports- mouth for a week here. Dr. George A. BateR, of Tufts Medi- Mr. Alexan- der Scarborough also arrived cal Sdhool, is numbered among the re- Monday to a few SUMMER spend cent arrivals at the days. GOODS Harpswell Biologi- On cal Labratory. Another recent comer Wednesday, July 30, the day of the is Dr. M. J. Greenman of the Wistar grocers' picnic, a party of the em- KODAKS Institute of Philadelphia. Pa. ployees of the Sullivan Osgood Co. en- joyed an at Cliff at AND Dr. Emily Ray Gregory also arrived outing Cosy cot- tage instead of to Saturday last at the Dr. going Long Island Labaratory. with the rest of the KODAK Gregory was formerly connected with grocers. Mr. Al- SUPPLIES. bert Coffin, one of the the Woman's of Constantino- members of College the firm, DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ple In Turkey. tendered the outing to the employees and their ladies. The par- 5«nd XJn Your Vilma Pres. Thomas McLellan of Knox col- By Mall ly arrived early In the morning and Flexible lege and a member of the Board of Floor the rest of Finish spent the morning in Arts and Crafts Novel- Trustees of the Foundation, play- Fine Stationery and Carnegie ing baseball, fishing and sailing. At who has been here at the ties for Hard Wood Floors or Linoleums a Laboratory noon a delicious and appetizing shore Engraving gives for several weeks past, has left to go Books and most dinner was served and was done full Magazines durable, brilliant, surface. It to Woods Hole, MasS". Tennis, Golf and Base glossy Justice to. In the early afternoon an Leather Goods dries hard Dr. T,ambert, who was so Stylish Ball Goods very quickly, usually over night. painfully entertainment was given, at whidh Injured several weeks Is now Miss Brass Desk It does not show white scratches or heel ago, Peterson played the piano, while Fittings able to be about on crutches. His Messrs. Ray Patrick and Albert Coffin and Craft Bas- and Couch neither does it friends wish him a most Pottery Regular prints, chalk from the daily speedy and rendered vocal selections which kets Hammocks wear of foot rub, nor from the scrape of chairs complete recovery. were greatly enjoyed. The rest of the 'Dr. J. J. Moffit has returned to Join afternoon was spent in various ways Waterman Ideal Foun- Parisian Toilet or tables. Water does not or turn it Ivory spot it his family at the colony and will re- and the Jolly party returned at night, tain Pens Articles white. It main after will out-wear any floor Varnish here the balance of the season. tendering their hearty thanks to Mr. Coffin in you ever used. Mrs. Raymond Page and son return- behalf of the firm for 1he Quarts 75c, gallons $2.50. ed last week to their homo In Haver- most enjoyable time. Those in the Included hill, Mass., after spending a month party Albert Coffin, Fred Pat- here at the colony. rick, Ray Patrick, Henry Bacon, Har- L0RIN6, SHORT & HARMON old Jones, William Pat- Charles Rev. Mr. Rose, who Is a member of Boland,Donald Monument M. Paint Co. rick, Cornelia Square, Portland, Me. Hay the Auburn colony, has left for an ex- Peterson, Gladys Sylves- '8-12 ter, Agnes Florence Free Street. tended lecture tour of the country. He Boland, Libby, Mrs. Fred Patrick, Mrs. C. 8. will be gone a month at least, and Rlchey. Mr. An4 Mrs. from (Continued on Page 7.) Trego Pennsyl- vania are staying for a while at the Friday with two hundred and seventy- one sword flsh aboard. This is the largest catch ever reported at the Island Boston markets and Bailey naturally all the Woodbine Cottages BAILEY local fishermen of Casco Bay are L. M. YORK ISLAND, MAINE proud that this honor comes to one of MRS. HUMPHREY S. 3INNETT. Prop. the vessels of the local fleet. The to- Bailey's Island, Maine. Robinhood Inn. tal Casco weight of the flsh was over 52,000 on and Popular boarding house this part of Bay's Leading Grocery General Store During the past month expectations pounds. Monday the schooner sold the island with fine accommojations for their at Boston. sixty guests. The chambers are large, have been for a large number of new cargo My years of success and fair to all assures rlcely furnished and have ocean view. dealing you of getting the best arrivals the first of this and Miss Annie Fine table with the best month, Joyce of Portland spent supplied obtain- | at lowest cash are able. always possible prices. We the these anticipations have been as the of Bathing, Boating and Pishing near always trying.to please entirely LastThursday guest Mrs. the house. until October 1. trade of the Open Rates island. QUALITY and PROMPT SERVICE is our justified by the registrations so far. George S. Crafts at her home here. and circulars on application. aim. For one an seeking ideally located and Mr. and Mrs. George Stetson and Our Robinhood store is the headquarters for cajpably managed glace, young son, George E. Stetson, of the best in Inn can be unhesitatingly recommend- Wayne, Me., are the guests of Mr. Meats and we receive ed, as it is in one of tlhe most fresh invoices charm- Stetson's sister, Mfs. Chester S. Sin- ing spots on a very beautiful island, nett. by every steamer. and has a view that is equalled in very Mrs. Franklin H. Tinker, who spent OCILA.N VIEW HOTEL few places. The house is of such a Bailty Island, M». • A. the month of July at the Root's cot- George Richardson, Prop. size that it can be easily looked after This fine Mummer new tage, has returned to New York. Mr. hotel is now open under management and many To trade at York's store means personally, and all who know Mis3 improvements have been recently made. Large chambers with windows getting the best the market Charles T. Root came back to facing the ocean. barber Massey, the proprietor, know that she Bailey's Toilets, bath. etc.. shop and pool room. Excel- affords. Our after a ten days' stay in New York, lent table and in fact everything first clase. teams cover all sections of the island several is fully capable of everyone making where the weather was so hot that he Open until Sept. 9. Rates on application. who comes to her house, comfortable. times daily. us was glad to get back to the incompara- Telephone any time. The guests this are year spending ble Maine coast. long, happy days roving over the is- Mrs. last Saturday to visit the Armstrongs parture. While here were ac- land or taking trips roundabout to Charles H. Mann has recently they arrived from at their home on Summer Hill. Mr. tive in for the New Meadows or Gurnet, etc. Last New York and will make doing something enjoy- her while here with her J. T. Armstrong has returned to Bai- ment of all and on -several occasions Saturday the guests united to give a headquarters daughter. Dr. Anna Mann ley's for the rest of the season. ; they enterained with sailing and din- BAILEY farewell picnic to Judge Sonier- Richardson, 1 ISLAND, MAINE W.^B. ner THE JOHNSON ville of at the Mann cottage. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cook, Mrs. parties. In their honor Mrs. Chas. H. F. New Orleans, whcT left the 1 Johnson, Proprietor Emeline Ring, Mrs. Cook's mother, Lombard of West Somerville, Mass., early part of this week. Judge Som- I Somewhat of a new departure in the AND COTTAGES Open June 15 to October 1 Mrs. Ring and Miss Edith all of gave a pretty dancing party at the erville has made friends very readily entertainment line was inaugurated Ring, 1 arrived pavilion the night before their Enlarged capacity this year. Beautifully located at and the house his last week. A of the Springfield, Mass., recently leaving the south end of guests appreciated party young peo- 1 the island near Little Harbor. The for the rest of the season here. Mr. and this function was attended by all Johnson and kindness and consideration of ple of the island enjoyed a novel even- cottage* contain about forty room', all others, fortunate and so that Cook is the Y. M. C. A. of enough to be bidden. De- pleasant airy, thoroughly modern toilets, they tendered him this sur- ing, spending the time in singing col- Sevretary etc. Table bath, and licious refreshments were served and supplied with best the market affords. All Brooklyn is associated in this Sea food a prise party. went out in a boat lege songs, playing games and other specialty. Fresh milk, eggs. poultry and connection with Mr. J. T. the occasion was one of vegetables on to Ragged Island, the rugged "Elm such means of entertainment. Some Armstrong. unalloyed raised the premiees. Bathing, Boating pleasure. Those in attendance were and Fishing. Rates on application. island" of Elijah Kellogg's books, of those who had been expected to be Mrs. Pearson and Miss May Pear- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Taft, Miss where a fine picnic supper was par- ■present went to Portland during the son are coming this week to be with Helene Tajt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert taken of. Judge Somerville greatly day and failed to get back in time, as Mrs. Benson at Brinymead. | H. F. j Flinn and their daughters. Miss Mar- JOHNSON, Boatbuilder appreciated the of this the wind failed and Mr. Woodman's Miss Eleanor Fessenden thouglitfulness of Newton, icn and Miss Eleanor act and on Flinn, Mrs. E. Done thanked his many friends most "Winjoy" which the party was, be- Mass. is at present the guest of Miss Repairing Promptly ( V. Howard, Miss Marie Howard, Miss sincerely. i came becalmed and so Mr. Woodman, Elizabeth Soden at the Soden's cot- Vestie Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Another guest at the Inn is Rev. P. Lieut. McMahon, the iFords and some tage on Summer Hill. The Missen ! Hoben, Mrs. S. L. Multer, Miss Elliott, C. Daitl of Tokyo, Japan, who was others missed the enjoyable time. Tt Edith and Alice Soden attended an- Mrs. L. O. Crocker, Miss Olive Croek- here some years ago, and has returned seems that the islanders would enjoy other one of the Con- Municipal Organ er, 'Miss Martha Fraleigli, Mr. Clar- to make another visit. Rev. Mr. 'Daitl an occasional of entertainment certs at change Portland last Friday and en- I ence Mr. Earl miss^'e. *massey from Stone, Townsend, Mr. R.OBINHOOD INN has accepted an invitation to preach dancing, and so the hall is to be joyed it fully as much as the others Francis D. Mills and the hostess, Mrs. The ideal location on the Island at the Profile House, in the White devoted once a week to an evening they have attended. j —situated | Charles Lombard. Mr. Xewgent and on the east end and in full Mountains, and he will be of general amusements, games, music, 1 view of the surely Rev. L. W. Atwood spent a few days family have engaged accommodations ocean. Beautiful heard with great interest. etc. There are a large number of pine groves and walks j last week at West Pownal, Me., visit- I for the entire season of 1914. around the here this house. The house is modern in young people year and they Dr. | ing friends, and Mrs. C. J. Hedin. Among the recent guests to leave every respect— baths and The Driftwood. are very congenial and have numerous toilets, sewerage. I Dr. Hedin is the superintendent of the the hotel were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert good times together. Rates and Circulars The new month was ushered in at Maine Institute for the Feeble Minded. Flinn and daughters of Winthrop, upon application 1 Miss J. R. of East this popular hotel by a large number Thorpe Orange, Rev. Mr. Atwood expressed himself Mass. They were likewise favorites Open June 15 to September 15 of N. J. is now here for the rest of the with the size and ex- here. arrivals, among whom were Mrs. pleased general i Distance the season and Long Telephone in House. Mary E. Goff and Miss Sarah T. Goff has as her guests, Miss cellence of the institution. I of Martha Brainerd and Mr. Ira Brain- Winchester, Mass. and a party of ! The Summer Hill residents are con- erd, of New York for a short four from Philadelphia. Mr. Harry C. City templating some sort of an entertain- while. Casco House Banks, who is sojourning here, is a I ment to be given for the benefit of the Bay • It well-known organist at one of the has been recently brought forci- Bailey Island Library. It has not yet Bailey Island, Me. HOTEL ENTERTAINS LARGE PAR- lu E. SINNETT Ardmore, Pa. churches. In connection bly to the attention of residents here been decided what form the entertain- that the TY OF TOURISTS. DEALER IN FIRST CLASS with this work lie is also director of a cottages and their furnishings ment will take, whether a muslcale, boys' choir. ) are not safe from marauders during a dramatic sketch or a dance,but what- The the winter News of Interest Groceries, Provisions, Etc., arrivals so far this month have months. This spring one of ever it is, it will be well worthy of Concerning Guests. Meats, numbered more than were the cottages on the island was entered cordial First Canned Gen- expected, support. The library itself is The hotel at this writing has over Quality Goods, and Mrs. tihe by having a window and a now on already Gulliver, Drift- broken, open Tuesdays and Thursdays eighty guests and each new eral Fresh Fish &nd 1 day brings Mdse, Ice. wood's excellent large quantity of includ- from 3 on proprietor, has been furnishings, to 5 and Saturday evenings arrivals. One day last week several Large line of SOUVENIR POSTCARDS in stock. forced to say no to for ing almost every conceivable kind of from 7.30 to and people seeking 9, is being well pat- guests at the hotel enjoyed a motor Store, Wharf and Fish Market at rooms for the first two weeks of Au- article such as rugs, lamps, ronized. blankets, boat sail on invitation of .Mr. Joseph gust. The house is with linen and other household was MACKEREL COVE popular many goods I R. S. Davis Co. supplies every want Eaton, one of the members of the west and a taken. This incident ipeople, number who have been will undoubted- for that summer end The • cottage. A large and colony. dancing parties giv- here every year since the house ly serve as a timely, and unfortunate- en open- complete stock always on hand. Adv. at the pavilion are among the ed in las a j 1908 are here now or are coming ly, necessary warning to other events of the week for The annual meeting of the tax pay- many of the soon. residents to close their cottages up J set at On Sea ers of Bailey Island for election of younger the hotel. The guests Cliff, Ocean Side very securely and not to leave any | at the hotel are -OPEN TO I trustees of was held J always in attendance OCTOBER- The Johnson. valuables in them the library Satuvday DRIFTWOOD during winter at the ball games and one of night, Aug. 2, 8 p. m. at the library. the house Thoroughly good table and com- months. Most of the cottagers have Mr. Newcomers every day and a party, Stanley May of Montreal, fortable room* surf. capac- considered that if they guarded against Bailey Island, Me. overlooking ity house—that indicates the state of plays centre field on the island team New dining-room seats 90. I leaks that that was sufficient, but it CLIFF ISLAND. and affairs at the Johnson. The his fine playing adds much to the rooms seems that another Winter address to are ! element of dan- of the home (Nov. May 25): nearly all occupied and as soon as strength nine. His play- Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver ger has entered and that precautions at the 22 Louisa St., N. C. one party leaves there is another (Continued from page ing game Saturday last between Asheville, must be taken to meet It. i1 1.^. Fort ready to take the rooms vacated. Leavitt and the island team was Miss the recent Mary Lea Davis of Wayne, the deciding point in the Among guests here are so striven winning Pa. was a guest for a at W. T. earnestly for. game. Miss Mr. Cutler and his father-in-law, Mr. day Florence Petsch of New E. F. Brown's little bungalow, "The York, a contralto Bisbee. Mr. Cutler is manager Ripple," singer of 'pleasing Mr. Brown left this week for is here of the Standard Oil Co. in Philadel- his The Aucocisco. quality, at the hotel with her and home, 'St. Davids, Pa. parents. the social hour even- M. phia, Mr. Bisbee is known as During WARD the A large number of guests arrived at O. SON I "pioneer man" as Mr. Satterthwait, who has been at ings she entertains the guests with gasoline it is said this popular house on the first few that Miss many the BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE I he was the first man to perfect a Emily Smith's cottage, has re- of delightful solos, accompani- days August. The proprietor, Mrs. ments * refining and to turned home to Redding, Pa. to re- being finely rendered by Mr. distilling process bring Batchelor, expects more newcomers sume Gordon Payne. With a new up- gasoline into a form for such uses as business. soon, and the hotel will soon be filled The Contractor? for the it is now put to. Mr. and young children of the hotel who to-date workshop Mrs. C. B. Boynton and to its capacity. Water Supply Out- An informal dance Miss recently conducted a successful here on the is- j was held in the Helen L. Boynton of East Orange, Delightful sailing and mortorboat sale, fits, the proceeds of which were PLUMBING Windmills, large living room of the annex one N. J. are visiting Mrs. Lincoln take given to the land we can save Tanks, Right- parties up much of the guests' Fresh Air Pumps, night last week and was attended er at her on the Society of Portland, have re- by cottage shore. Mrs. time and many a day is yon money if jou Pipe Fitting, etc. I most of the pleasurably ceived a letter from Mrs. J. guests as well as by some Robert D. Morse left to re- with an Harris I yesterday spent outing to Chebeague, Pierce will trade with Cottage plumbing other island turn recording secretary of that so- a residents. to Marlborough after a visit Harpswell or Orrs. The New Mead- CONTRACTORS specialty. Ex- I here ciety, thanking them in behalf of this us. Home NORTH with her mother, Mrs. Righter. ows trip is also popular and altogether office, SEBAGO, MAINE. pert workmen. The Woodbine. worthy organization. Miss Rebecca Dunning, Mis3 Eliza- a vacation can be spent out of doors Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ger- the arrivals this beth Ellis and Mrs. John most delightfully. When out for a Crowley( Among past week Dunning, all trude and Mrs. was on Walker), A. J. Walker, Mr. George H. B. West ex- of Franklin, Mass., and Mrs. Bessie trip the ocean, one's is who appetite of Salem, Mass., were to Farmer of to be dinner guests of pects spend six weeks here at the Hamilton, Ontario, are so- likely very large, and the Auco- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cushing on hotel. Mrs. Agnes S. Flynn, who has journing at the Dunning cottage. Miss cisco's table is always bountifully sup- SEASIDE Saturday. '» •»COTTAGE been with Bailey Inland, Mo. '» '• here fo: most of July, has left Ellis is a Mt. Holyoke student. plied excellent food, which is Mrs. F. E. Cram for but one of New York, but the rest of her fam- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. the features that make t)he Ideal summer home with 3 Fay and two chil- bountiful table, including sea ily will remain here a dren house so popular. food in while longer. who are summering at Kenne- abundance. Handy to postoffice, wbarf and beaeb. A dance of much FOR SALE interest and bunk, are visiting Mrs. June 25 to October 1. Fay's siter, On Bailey Island three acres ol land Open Rates on application. Transients pleasure was given at the Woodbine Mrs .H. E. with ocean accomodated. Day. The Beeches. frontage. Now is the time to buy as the price of last land is Dinners a Specialty ————• —— week, Wednesday. Miss Kings- recent advancing yearly. Will cut lots to suit Among guests at Bonnyvlew Mrs. purchaser. Also bury, Mrs. Habbprly and Mr. Russell Pettengill's "Beeches" witness- two summer houses for sale. were Dr. .Young and Miss Drew of Will sell if sold this were in ed an number of ar- cheap season. general charge of the arrange- unusually large Address Lewiston. Miss Grace iDickinson and rivals the ments and great credit is due last day of July and the first them Miss Elizabeth Jordan arrived last for the success of the of August. Her house and its adjoin- M. A. Estabrook STETSON'S evening. A week for a while at the Cambridge, Mass. ICE CREAM PARLOR large number of cottage. ing cottage are nearly filled and will This is the to cottagers attended place get delicious ice cream, the best to make. this dance which The Bailey Island baseball team iprobably continue so for the rest of the possible was the first of the We also deliver in bricks or season sustained its second defeat of the month. FOR SALE'OR TO by quart gallon. Our given here. A second dance LET candy department present season last At Mnc'/erel is Stetson's famous which was in the nature week at the hands Plain home cooking, and of Cove, Bail- y Island, two fine cot- unequalled. Caramels and Home Made Candies of a farewell plenty tages with modern of the Otterbrook Farm nine a food is the conveniences, one and one half made on the to some who left was by standard set and followed acre < f daily premises. Box Postal Monday given land, including nice grove, boat wharves, Candies, Fruit, Soda, Cards, score of 10 to 3. The team is here. The do not launch etc. cut last Saturday night, and was as much Bailey guests come here for gasoline and boat house. Both houses fur- Fresh fowers for sale. for fast this nished. Small cottage, rental Agents Magazines, Papers, etc. a success as the first. unusually year and the previ- a social round of pleasure, but for a $2 per day; large Our cottage. $100 a month. Selling price for the circulating library contains the latest 2 cents a ous defeat was incurred early In the quiet, happy, and restful time. No entire books—only day. estate, $.1000. Apply to Mrs, Charles W. Sleeper. The Seaside. season in a game with Hanpswell. better place far or near could be Great Chebeague. Maine. JAMES G. STETSON • • Bailey Island Capt Charles York In command of found to supply tlhese three requisites In common with of others the ho- the and everyone who tels, the schooner, "Topsail Girl," report- stays here leaves FOR SALE. Seaside reports a and ed large In Boston last week with two hun- with regret and a promise to "come At Great CHARLES S. very list for Chebeague, near Central Landing. 20 THOMAS satisfactory booking this dred and sword again next year" and to tell his acres, mostly l&TSr.sM'!?? rflonth. The forty-two fish. These tillane, high ground, fine view of Seaside is too well ocean. 13 room house All worm in our line were disposed of at Boston at six and friends what a comfortable place he furnished, ba- n, both in ex- promptly done known and too to cellent repair, hen houses, two wells popular need any es- cents a has found to his with plenty one-half pound and the crew spend vacation. °f good water piped to house. and satisfaction to all.' ipecial notice. Its praise is found in Price exceeding- guaranteed netted one hundred and fifty dollars ly low as owner has business out of State t.nd its enviable record which cannot use a few houses a man. properly as residence- Easy terms if Jobbing specialty. Estimates on can equal. The Seaside Is wanted. Apply 'o W. H. Meldram, 60 Melrose always up Place, Melrose Personal with the times and The banner garden of the Highlands, Mass., or to Crowley application. supervision of a little ahead of Island, Hilt Crest & Lunt, 92 Exchange them. both in point of and of neat- street. Port and. It is a comfortable, commodi- early crop all work. Expert workmen. Tele- ous and ness, Is cultivated by Mrs, Adams, a well-kept house. The table HOTEL CROWDED TO OVERFLOW Real estate and Is of most estimable over 80 of phone. land for sale. 'best quality and the house's lo- lady years WITH FOR age. The lias TOURI8TS. SALEX; cation Is all that can be asked. Tour- garden already yielded TO CLOSE AN ESTATE ists will travel far to tflnd better peas, beets, lettuce and beans, while any the fall News of Interest Hotel E. S. LEEMAN ... place to spend a vacation than here. vegetables are well along. Concerning Bailey Island, Me. Happenings. Four cottage lots at Isle of A report was circulated in the Port- Baggage Expressing, Livery, Teaming, Etc. Ocean View land This week seen the Also Oar Hotel. v dailies last week that Fred Pur- hotel still crowd- Springs. gasoline launch in carriages meet all steamers. Automobile for six ed to its passenger*. ington, a Bailey Island carpenter, full capacity, and even Its ad- first Leave your orders at the hotel or house for The hotel Is receiving new arrival? class condition, of boarding had been killed while in his motor joining annexes and nearby cottages capable dally and already many are spending boat. We are glad to that the re- are used to aocommodate the carrying twenty-five For LERMAN'S their first visit at the hotel. say throng people. EXPRESS Sunday port was unfounded and that Mr. Pur- that is at the house. The social life 1? further several transients were here for information to WELLS DRIVEN BY DAY OR din- is an now at Its and apply CONTRACT TELEPHONE ner rlngton well as ever. The man height every evening and the house Is so handy to the killed was a resident of North Harps- some form of amusement Is given in wharves that It 1s sure to Increase In Edwin J. well, named Purlngton. the pavilion. Dancing parties are In Vannah, 302 Com- favor with the dally tourists. Proprie- The handsome motor boat Mr. W. great favor and at this function Sat- mercial J/1IL.II1U\AII I Ml I PARTIFS*I I "Tramp", carrying tor Frank A. Richardson Is and Mrs. S. Lincoln, Mrs. St.f or fill IL*kJ* can leaving the Portland, twenty passengers be engaged for private Frank Dana and Barbara and urday evening dancing surface hour nothing undone to make the Ocean children, B. S. parties at any of the day or night. We will arrange to Gem was -crowded, In fact, too much so for Sturgis, Me. trip* Theatre, View Hotel a Phyllis, have arrived at their cottage Auburn, Peaks Island and to Caldwell's Eastern popular summer home. comfort. To Casino, Landing, Great on Summer Hill for the remainder of obviate this Mr. Charles on Chebeagne Friday all the guests enjoyed a sail application. Experienced boatmen in charge of otir crafts. Kates reasorablo. the W. Hamilton felt compelled to limit with Capt. Geo. Lubee to New Mead- season. FOR SALE the attendance to guests of Hill Crest ows Inn. Mrs. Frank Mrs. L. W. Atwood has returned Small cabin GEORGE H. LVBEC Bailey Me. Daggett of and their Invited friends. Thl«i rule cat-boat Island, Strong, Is here at the from her week at Beach completely Me., hotel, the Kerry an<1 will be In force with all and in of her she and Mr. Atwood parties from equipped first-class con- guest sister, Mrs. Frank Rich- have as guests this date, and the hotel guests are dition. ardson. Accompanying her is her now. Rev. N. L. Lobdell of Shld7.uoka, )HAVE YOU SEEN THE' thereby assured of their so- friend, Mrs. J. Rates of Japan, and Mr. Chester M. Miller. enjoying W. L. Harry 8trong. cials. Last week Mr. and Mrs. 8AYRE, Mr. Lobdell Is a Universalis mission- George M. Newgent of Boston, and Bailey Island, Me. making the York and Boston With the advent of the ary In Japan and Is enjoying his va- Mass., Little Washer Stir first week In their charming daughter, Miss Helene Big And this Island has come cation year. TInlversallst mission- FRED S. is this It is the best on August Into its left the a PURRINBTON, coming way? the market and the are Newgenrt, hotel, after delight- Balli) ItlMtfJNi. big- own as far as visitors are aries allowed one year of rest In concerned. ful sojourn, — ever! First a washer for use they having been here — gest money-maker buy your family A here Is as fine a Ave, and Mr. Lobdell chose to spend trip day's outing since the opening. This Is the BOATBUILDER and then learn about it as an as of his time here. fam- investment. Demonstration at can he had anywhere. i part Pleasure boats of all kind* made to your ily's second season here and among all order house or at the Domestic Utilities Mrs. Harriet "Falrchlld and at short i otlce. finish or office, 597 Congrats St., PORTLAND. The Ashling schooner, Edmund F. Mrs. E. the guests they were great favorites, Any style of wood K. Harnlsh and Miss Ermlna used. Expert workmen Black, Captain Frank was Falr- and it was with extreme Ra- On Island The Doughty, regret that done. employed. Bailey's Avgr Misses Adams, The Seashell here at anchor at Mackerel ohlM of Honeoye Falls, N. Y„ arrived their friends them pairing Engines Installed, Agency Cove last' take their de* for leading makes. On Chebeague Av£r 9/lrs. H. W. Caldwell, Bellevue Cottage ESSSt Mrs. Cushlng, Mr. Joseph Baton, Mr. To the Summer Traveler: Cashmann and Mr. Mathews. Capt. Blachford sailed around Diamond Long Island Peaks and Cow Islands, later arouna Long, returning after a most enjoy- The Granite able Spring Hotel afternoon. This same party con- templates a Groceries Is commended for its spirit, its service, its accessibility. visit to Fort McKinley to Paints Miss Helen Black of Peaks Island view the dress parade, which takes It is operated from cellar to roof to carry out one idea : com- spent a few dayB, the guest of Miss place every Monday. fort, convenience and satisfaction to means every guest. This more Pearl Daly, on the Island. Douglass Ross of Westmont, Provisions Hardware than hotel service—it means the limit of courteous, efficient attention Mr. John Stokes of E. T. Burroghs Quebec, arrived Saturday, for a two weeks' from every employee to each particular guest. Co., Portland, is enjoying his vacation stay at the Casco Bay House. on the island. Mr. tftokes has jusi Gordan Paine and Stanley May of Meats Goods Shore Dinners at any time 75c and returned from a week's stay. Montreal, left Sunday after a fort- Dry $1.00 we are Masses Dorothy and -Esther Perrlnn night at CushingB. prepared to all your wants Miss supply UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT of So. Portland were guests, of Miss Ruth Ford of Medford and Etta. Floyd the past week on lasi William Smith of Medford, a graduate ai*^ of MIsb Esther Perrinn en- Tufts college, spent the week-end Wednesday the tertained Mr. Joe Little of-Portland, guests of the Fords at their sum- who was last year captain of Portland mer cottage, West End. High school football team. Mr. Little A very pleasant party and social Island Market is now in Montreal. was given at D. A. last Long employed Marriners Head of Doughty's Pier, Me. GET THE HABIT Last week a jolly motor boat party Wednesday evening by Miss Lynn m Long Island, trip was taken by Capt. Blachford in honor of Misses Edna Steele and Hil- his motor da Beverstock of of with us and the best in boat-'"Black Sheep." A Belmont, Mass. A trading thereby get sail around Peaks, Cushings and. Long very enjoyable evening was spent'dur- Island was enjoyed. Those in the ing which time vocal solos by Anay party were the following: Misses Burns, a piano solo hy Edith Keith were and Shaw and Washington, the Misses enjoyed and various games were Groceries, Meats Provisions Darling, Mrs. Joseph Eaton and Capt. played. Refreshments were served after Blackford. which the party broke up at a late hour. Mae RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS On Beach avenue, near the Wes* Ford, Lillian Ford, Edith End primary school, two tents nave Keith, Edna Steele, Hilda been Beverstock and Ralph Casco Our wagons cover every part of the island several times put up and are being occup/ea Malioney, Andy Bay iby a party of young boys from Fort- Burns, Steward McNeil, Thoma? Casey, Mr. and each day land. The boys who are here for a Mrs. Al. Keith, Frank Mr. and camping vacation are Edgar and Mariner, Mrs. Hyman were House among those Robert Thomas, Warren Boothbay, present. The House, piazza and Harry Norris and Weston and Ronald yard were beautifully dec CHARLES E. CUSHING CLARK & GRIFFIN Boothbv. orated with Japanese lanterns, which furnished a Prop. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cram and fine light and setting for ISLAND Harry the AVENUE, LONG ISLAND family of the district, who dance, which -was held on tne Deering piazza. have been occupying their cottage at LONG ISLAND Mr. Leon Cleeves Ledge for first of re- Libby of Cambridge, summer, Mass.. MAINE turned to their home In the the spent the week-end and Monday city as the past week. guest of Samuel Cushing, West Leading hotel 011 the Island. Finest view of Casco Mrs. Oscar P. End. Bay possi- Hart. West End. en- ble. Pine groves alongside the with tertained The large motor boat owned house, rockers and hammocks recently Mrs. Harriet Bows- by Dr. for the use of Best F. West guests. of bathing, boating and wick of Massachusetts. Eckles, End, was destroyea Clam fishing fire privileges. Bake house accommodates 500 with dan- Mrs. Chas. E. by one night last week. The guests Gushing of the Casco cing privileges. Open June i£ to 15. EVERYTHING boat leaked around the Sept. Rates and on Bay House, is entertaining her par- stuffing box, application. Accommodates 100. circulars which leads to the Fine steamboat service. Only ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ridlon of Kezaj shaft of the pro thirty minutes' sail from Garden Mechanical Rubber Portland. Come to our hotel and a Hose, Gloves, Druggists' Sundries, Falls, Me. peller. Dr. Eckles beached the boat enjoy pleasant vacation. Excellent table. Sea Food in abundance. Mr. Intending to fix the leak at If it's Rubber call at Frank Starr and of Mon- low tide. you want, family At tide treal are occupying a cottage at West high about midnight he wen", down to take the PORTLAND RUBBER End. Mr. Starr arrived and boat off. Someone CO., 259 MiddleSt. recently must have is spending his vacation with his fam- tampered with the gaso- lene tank for ily. when Dr. Eckles go: in- to the boat with his Mrs. D. P. McKenney, Beach avenue, lantern the gaso- lene ignited and has as guests Miss Margaret Sullivan, there was a flash 01 The Best In the Market Quick llame. Dr. Eckles' Delivery Telephone Connection Miss Ana Murphy and Mrs. Marj coat was burned, We Supply You With for the but he Everything Table Under ONE Account Downes of Cambridge, Mr. Frank Cur- quickly pulled it off and threw it over the side. tis and Mr. John Marplian of Cam- Nothing could stop I the of the bridge, and Mr. H'. D. of Bos- spread fire and the boat1 FRANK I.. Tapper was PINKHAM ton. soon a mass of flames. All that is now left is Andy Burns of New York, who ha.s the engine embedded in SOUTH HARPSWELL the sand. MARKET spent the past two weeks at V. C. Mr. and Mrs. P. Fresh Garden Produce, Berries, etc. Table Mountfords on Garfield St., returneu H. Terrie of So. Fruit, Waters, Ginger Portland spent Ales, etc. Fresh Bread Every Day home and is going directly to Mon- Sunday, the guests of \real. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Powers at Com- fort cottage, W*^st end. Wednesday, July 30th, nearly 300 Dr. Philip Tukey of Portland, spent members of the Portland Retail the week-end on the island, the guest Entrance to Wildwood Inn. Marketmen's Association held their of Thomas Casey, clerk at the Casco 29tli annual field day and picnic at Bay House. Cushings, on the island. The trip to Mr. "Two Stores Down East" John Feeney, mail clerk on the Metropolitan the island was made on the W1I_DWOOD INN "Pilgrim,'' steamer Wrt Nurreconeag, spent Sunday beg to announce that the Inn IS OPEN for season which made a special trip from Port- as the the since June guest of Ralph on 14th. Shore the a. m. Mahoney dinners, 75c—$1.00—$1.50, will be served, also a la carte. After- land, leaving city at 10 In Island avenue. I noon tea 35c, served in Japanese Tea Room. GEO. C. SHAW COMPANY the morning, upon arrival, a (ball game Veranda Dining Room, (screened) seating about 100 We use our between teams representing Shaw's persons. own Spring Water. Shady Walks, Rustic House, Beach. and Mercier's was played and result- Bathing Parties wishing to arrange for IMPORTERS AND GROCERS SUMMIT dinners, etc. 'Phone Cumberland. ed in a victory for Merciers. Then \ HOUSE 8102-12, Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners, came the tug of war won by the beet 1 JOS. FETTER, Prop. and Purveyors of Delicatessen Dainties men and apparently they lived up to CHEBEAGUE'S LEADING BOARD. ING their calling for they were too strong HOUSE ENTERTAINS MANY. for j 585-587-589-591 Congress Street. PORTLAND, ME. their opponents. To win a base- | ball throwing contest was one of the Best season for Down Town Store, 7 and 9 Preble Street year at this house next events and was warmly contest- ed by the participants. After the Dr. A. Thomson of who ANNOUNCEMENT TO CASCO BAY TRADE shore dinner and clam bake, a dance Brooklyn, left here for home Is sa«C was enjoyed until departure on 5.20 Saturday, -»j have purchased about 30 acres of Our new Market at Preble Street makes a specialty of pack- boat was made. land from the Aaron Cleaves property ing and shipping orders to ar>y part of Casco Bay. Mail and Rev. Father Power of Boston, Is and will be a member of the summer telephone orders have our prompt attention and patrons are conducting mass every Sunday at colony beginning next year. He came assured of the "Shaw" quality, which has been maintained for Cushing's hall. Father Power is a to Chebeague after several re- over fifty years. brother of the famous Power, the win- visiting sorts in the state and was muc:i lin ner of B. A. A.. pressed with the of the island Miss Enid Rodick, who has been beauty and the personality of the residents. visiting her uncle, Rodick, Harry He thinks the most beau West End, returned to last Chebeague Waterville. tiful he week. spot has ever visited ano thinks it the coming for New Customhouse Wharf Mrs. Hattie Wright of Boston ar- place Casco Sea Grill York people. Bay rived last week for a few weeks' The driven well at. at the Summit At the head of the wharf in the room of the Casco and stay Wright's cottage, West End. Sale of waiting Bay House, which is 424 feet in sollo Special Waists Lines. We are to serve Mrs. Wright was Miss Hattie Harpswell preparer! you with tlie best obtain- Cushing has a of the rock, capacity of three gallons able in sea food, lobsters in every style and lunches at short island, East End. dainty a minute and has been tested as the Lot of lingerie order. Expert courteous treatment and Miss Susie Robinson of Scarboro, waists, slightly soiled, high neck, crefs, prompt service. Every- purest and coldest water the contrac- thing cooked on the premises. Reasonable Bit Me., was a recent guest of her broth- long and short sleeves, also some Dutch neck with charges. tor has ever succeeded in obtaining. er, Mr. C. W. Robinson, East End. 3-4 were The machinery has been removed ana sleeves that $1.98. To close 98c Open from 4 a. m. to 8 p. m. CHARLES C. DELAWARE, Mrs. V. G. Bragg of West End, has Proprietor. the well will be a valuable to returned to her cottage, Tarry-a- adjunct the water of the Lot of white While, after a brief visit to her supply house, lingerie and voile waists, and home, A New high Cambridge, Mass. great many York, Brooklyn Dutch 3-4 hand embroi- and Philadelphia have been neck, sleeves, beautifully Mr. Robert Johnson, Jr., wife and people registering this season as will be dered and lace value $3.00 $1.98 • *' daughter of Portland, were guesis 01 trimmed, No Montf noticed by to the list on Mr. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Everett referring pagb in Advance seven of this paper. The Summit is — Bickford, Sunday. Satisfac- having the most successful Capt. Chas. McVane of the island, season in tion Guar* its existence. Mr. and Mrs. — hns secured the Henry Silk anteed schooner Bernice and W. Values Odion of Brooklyn, N. Y., nave Special Hosiery Lowest Net Bessie and left last week ror the registered for their fourth fishing grounds. This is hip first recently Factory ^ trip season. Lot of Fibre Silk Boot white and as of a swordflsherman Stockings, black, Prices— "skipper" and Mrs. J0 he is wished George L. Merrill and Ashley double soles and EmUitl good luck by all. His L. tan, tops, high spliced heels, Merrill of are — crew is of Reading, Mass., again Terms A composed Henry lAwrence, at the sold 38c 29c jj cook house for their fourth summei usually Saving of II and navigator and Cnas. L«aw- also. lOO to rence, f U Henry Fowley, Chas. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. — George R. Adams and Lot of Pure Silk silk where $200 Henry McV&uland, Bert Cushing. Stockings, they show, | child of Brooklyn, N, Y.. Mr. and Mrs. From Fac- Jk Capt. Fred Bickford of the Katie lisle where double soles and P. A. STARCH. Paaa. John P. Adams and Miss they wear, tops, Direct. was Grace K. high | tory Palmer, home last week from a Adams of Auburndale, are a silk white and colors. sword fishing trip. He is one of the Mass, spliced heels, black, family party who arrived ano high liners this year and so far has Friday 50 c expect to be Joined on the 18th Special made nearly $400 for each man foi by other members of the five weeks' work. family. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shaw and Lot of Pure Thread Silk double soles and Jop McDonough, John McDonough, Master Stockings, FAMOUS Graeme A. Shaw of have PIANOS James Hanley. James Feeney. Jack Montreal, heels, black and white Joined members of the high spliced only, usually Jack Shaw family, Honan, Smith, Frank Clahane. who have been value 75c STARCH Frank here several weeks. $1.00 Sent in Connors. Frank Welch, ftugen* There Anywhere the United State§ on are about eighty in McCalhoun. John T,ltt1e. all people near?y the hotel at present. values at 2.50 members of Alahua club of Portland, Very special $1.00,1.50, 2.00, visited Wm. Mahoney and Mc- T.orlng Good News for Roller Skaters. 3o:days'.free trial Kennev, also members of the ciut), It Is good news to all tho last week. devotees Pure -Thread Silk double black* of the popular sport of roller Cloves, guaranteed tips,K wiliMH Jerome Oreear has recovered skating ■with handsome fully that Manager Crandall of the and value 89c 59 WB from his fall from t^e Majes white, and glAKS veranda of the tic Skating Rink at Peaks on Granite Island hns years, 30 v*r s Spring hotel. He was sitting consented to have Advance, and ~ w n o fc-ri ra v o another cnrnlval ifyPI tu n* nutomptr, iwMtMMontd and «raa« on the railing and lost hi* Piano you have »t»r Men or hifhcn suddenly which promises to he even heard, and if It In not entirely an a balance better than to yourself and to satisfactory acceptable and fell to the rocks below. fully equal th« mort famous and hichest>priced pinno made In all the preceding one If that were Important features, then it be William and possi- may returned to us. In which event we will stand the Albert Oray, who have ble. The freight charge* both ways. We attendance at the trust you and leave you in be both judge and Jury," been at previous hence you are to be pleased or stopping Oacelon's cottage, one was over a there will be no sale, and the trial will not cost a thousand and so penny. Isn't that fair? you have moved into a many Too Bamboo Porch Shades Your banker or any commercial will we camp near Arcli- were aa well aa agency tell you are unable to gain to Many able willing to make good on our admission guarantee and all our promise* and agree- ambeaus. It that the ments, hence you are safe In accepting our management has given In proposition. Mr. Scott McVane and wife wer* to the requests for a second one. The euests of Mr. McVane's We confess to nn error In Judgment last spring In anticipating a good brother, Mr. date Is August 13 and eight fine Send for Onr Special Offer Albon McVane. prize* demand for Japanese bamboo porch shades and buying accordingly. Advertising to First Buyers in New Localities Sunday. will be awarded. Notice of and Sara All Mr. John O'Nei! the car- As a matter of fact the dematd has been almost entirely for the more- Unnecessary Selling Expenses and Profits. of So. Portlnnd. 18 nival will be found his In the advertising expensive "Vudor" shades which we have had to re-order again and again. Weerlll mik* It for roa to d**l with visiting daughter, Mrs. Horace essy vm, no matter wtasro are located. columns of this Issue. are a arrange VERY EASY TERMS to salt yon We will Floyd. We consequently left with good size stock of the b^st wide slat your need*. Bond for our Beautiful Catalog Today. John grade of Bamboo shadea on hand (don't mistake them for the choap var- Feeney of Portland, soent The STARCK PIANOS art Warranted 8tore Beautiful. iety that soon go to which we are determined to move at some for 25 bat LAST A Wednesday, July 30th on pieces, Years, They LIFETIME the Island, Corey's, with the reputation of The the guest of Wm. price rather than carry over. Maloney. Store Beautiful, Is to a OTHER MAKE* S. 8. catering very Theae are new, clean, desirable porch shadea, complete with cords and in umdanOJ* rebuilt Fogg. Maine manager of R. select class of customers. or us all. Bond for Special Plaao «^d plano«atSlO. |M. Bvery pulleys, In both natural color and seal brown. come In 6 H Player up. 8*md Hat. Church fl. Reynolds Co., has returned for a They by 8, by Catalogue If Interentad. «JS.$1 Free Turkey»> ^IiiwHNi T'thel and Winnie Manna, Misses rey's "Store Beautiful" for fine goodrs AiiguAt Clearance with Maigree Range*. Florence, Irene, Josephine Petsch, at moderate prices. Sale Oren Hooper's Sons The Merriconeag, South Harpsweil

to DC CO HI X o LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN z NEW ENGLAND 30 Published m Every Q THURSDAY AFTERNOON o CHEBEAGUE U1 From June to -September and on the Last Thursday in Each Month CC z from o z October to May. ■ X m CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers <0 30 92 CO BOWLING DANGNG Office, Exchange Street, Room 5, Portland, Me. Telephone 3517. TERMS—One Year, $1.00; Summer; Seiason,^ 50c; Single Copy, 5c. Advertising Rates on Application. Advertisers desiring changes must Bend in copy on or before Monday pre- tourists most ceding of to Offering tfightly and comfortable Bail in Bay day publication insure insertion. Dinner Baseball, of exceptional excellence. at Shooting Steamer 10 a.m. from Custom House Wbar Phone 90I3-II Finest auto trip out of Portland F. A. PIERCE THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1913. Tennis

boys who are spending the summer MINIATURE ALMANAC at ROCKMERE HOUSE one of the Rockleff bungalows at Chebeague Bowling Alleys Rock Bound Park. AND COTTAGES Week of 7—13. from 28. Six fitted Aug. Mrs. Fred Drlnkwaier entertained Maine Open June newly Sun Length Tide Littlejohn's Island, fiigli the members of the Evergreen Social Day Rises Sets of Day Morn Eve Club G. H. in de- at her summer home on HAMILTON, Prop. regulation alleys; perfect every 7 4.43 6.07 14.14 2.14 2.40 on the Wednesday with a large number pres- Right shore, with 100-ft. *8 4.44: 6.56 14.12 3.10 3.34 ent. elevation. Set in tail of and The business meeting was pre- spruce grove. !> 4.45 (>.54 14.09 4.09 4.31 lighting adjustment. sided over by the president, Mrs. N. Accommodates 100. Excellent 10 4.4 G 6.53 14.07 5.14 5.32 cuisine. H. Durgin, and the plans were dis- Daily mails. Open until 11 4.47 6.52 14.05 6.25 6.37 cussed in regard to holding their Oct. 1. Rates on application. Hall 12 4.48 6.50 14.02 7.37 7.38 Assembly annual picnic at the Fern Park Club 13 4.49 6.49 14.00 S.42 8.37 Colonial and Reader House some time in August. Refresh- Thursday Quartette •"'"Moon, in first on Pleasant avenue, the ments of ice cream and cake were guest of Miss Friday Pictures Clara Ziersch of Moving served and the time spent socially. Boston, who with Warm Water. her family is the Saturday Pretty Among the members present were spending summer Dancing Only The months here. temperature of the ocean on Mrs. Ellen Scholes, Mrs. Little Diamond I. Monday Pictures the baok side of Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Moving Chebeague Island Bryant, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Tliuss, Mrs. I Whittier and k was family of Tuesday Folk and Soloist Sunday tested on the morning Donald Garden, Mrs. Charles Harris. Sevathmore, Penn., are the Dancing tide and guests of Mr. and Mrs. found to be 66 Fahrenheit. Mrs. Frank Bibber, Mrs. J. Park E. P. Jones Wednesday Dramatics, "In Honor Bound" This is a at their cottage in One of the most events pretty fair test on account Rockwell, Mrs. Fred Hooper, Mrs. Sterling Row. interesting of the Mrs. Albert that has occurred for some fact that the low water nour Embert Robinson, Mrs. Albert Waite, Wallace of Island time, tooK was avenue is her place last week at during the night when there was Mrs. Albert Cook, Mrs. Miss entertaining sister and Wednesday this HENRY W. no Skill\n, husband, Mr. and island. The CALDWELL, Proprietor chance for warming the flats by a Hattie Skillin, Mrs. Arthur Webbe. Mrs. Percy E. program called first for hot sun. Averill of Rockland for a a and when the EASTERN LANDING CHEBEAGUE Doubtless an afternoon high Mrs. H. N. Stuart, Mrs. A. G. Mar- week. "camp fire," huge Captain Charles bonfire was lit water would give at least four degrees shall, Mrs. Durgin and the hostess. M. Havener of and began to burn Staten Island, N. is a on the beach in higher temperature. Under these con Mr. and Mrs. C. H. White of Som- Y., guest of brightly front or tne ditions it his sister, Mrs. J. N. at Moore it could is reasonable to assume that erville, Mass., are guests of Mrs. N. Dow, the Lud- cottage, be seen ror Casco wig cottage on Island avenue. a disiance. Bay is having a good "bathing" H. Durgin at the Buena Vista at Ever- Mr. long Around the blaze all Havener's the season and all who can should take green for two weeks. grandson, Charles Haven- cottagers gathered to enjoy the Landing er of of Haverhill, Mass., has also been From a advantage this during the preseni Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thompson of evening's program. platform month. Of a gu^st. which had been Scott ANNOUNCEMENT course there are exposeo Portsmouth, N. H., and their young erected, Wilson, The Social Eight Club of ibeaches on the outside shores of the daughters, Helen and Doris, arrived members president the association, made a with invited guests were few remarks islands where no such degree of tem- Tuesday and are occupying the Sar- pleasantly previous to the real cele- entertained by Mrs. L. R. bration. " perature could be obtained, but these gent cottage on Sargent road for Smith at Then he introduced Harr> her summer home on are frequented only by choice of the several weeks. Pleasant avenue. Harwood, who impersonating "Nep- bather The guests arrived in the afternoon of (&mt" and should not be used as a Mrs. .Alfred Johnson is spending tune, King the Deep," presented iftU a and remained through the the various criterion, for the bay generally. A few weeks with Mrs. J. F. Marr evening property owners with the GREAT CHEBEAGUE'S LEADING HOTEL WILL RE- for a social time. Dinner was served of their difference of six to eight degrees is at her summer home on Pleasant insignia offices, which was at six o'clock on the the tables MAIN OPEN THROUGH ONE OF THE common between the waters of the avenue. Mrs. Marr will also enter- lawn, very appropriate in most cases. SEPTEMBER, being very outer and inner shores. tain her grand daughter, Bernice attractively arranged and Among those favored were Mr. Elmer MOST BEAUTIFUL MONTHS AT THE ISLAND. ILLUS- decorated. The Marr of Maiden, who is now in Wind- party included Mrs. Patchelder, who, being inspector ot- Alfred Johnson, Mrs. James TRATED BOOKLET AND SPECIAL RATES UPON AP- ham visiting. Marr. doughnuts and crullers, received an Mrs. Cameron, Miss Maud Mrs. Willis True has been enter- Cameron, uneatable cracker: Mr. Knight, In- PLICATION TO C. W. HAMILTON, : : : : Mrs. Albert Whittier, Mrs. John Prop. taining a house party of school teach- Whit- spector of milk, a tin outfit (Iiorse, tier, Mrs. Elmer Gay, Mrs. L. O. Ed- and ers, among whom are Mss Edna Saw- wagon all); James E. Moore, ». Peaks Island wards, Mrs. George yer and Lulu Sawyer of Gwynne, Mrs. broom without anything but the Yarmouth, Pitcher, Miss Marion wno will remain for the month; Miss Pitcher, Captain handle, to keep the beaches clean; season of Alfred Johnson and Mr. Pitcher. Ethel Hennison of Waterville, Miss and others. A diversion was created 1913, Junre Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Gay and Ruth to Oct. John O. Burke are en- Maud Sayward 01 Alfred and Miss Sturgis assist- by the appearance of "Mrs. Spank- tertaining Mrs. ed in serving. Charles Morse an.i Mildred Lombard of Bridgton. hurst." (Mrs. J. E. Moore) with a young sons, Charles and Mrs. C. Stone of band of Morris, of Mrs. Kirk A. Hills (Alys Sherry) George Clinton, suffragettes, who aroused no Summit Salem, Mass at their will arrive summer home of Chicago, who is at the summer Mass., soon to spend a few end of amusement by their costumes. at Trefethen, for several weeks with her After days. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Charles the camp fire the cottagers House Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnstone, and will be went to Perry Dyer of Charles Sherry, on Pleasant avenue, accompanied the summer home of Major Brooklyn, N. have by her son, vv'alter C. Chebeague Y., been recent is being pleasantly entertained dur- Stone, U. of M., and Mrs. John B. Keating where danc- Island guests of Mr. and Mrs. 191", who the Herman J. ing her which will spent first two weeks ing was for a uu stay, extend enjoyed time, tne cot- up me east ena nin, wnere cooj air is Dyer at their home on in July at the Island. then always stirring. Over- Sargent road. through August. tagers returning home after a the ocean and the Miss Ruth Mr. and looking restful island scenery or Held and wood. No bet- Barker has been spend- Mrs. Henry G. Timmons of Mrs. Wallace Emery of very novel and ter Myrtle interesting evening. spot for complete rest and recreation. Table and ing the week at Trefethen as North Anson arrived at Mrs. service first-class. the street, Portland, has been a guest Monday th^ L,inwood L». Morrill is enter- with 75 guest of Miss Sara Island and have Accommodates, cottage, guests. Rates reasonable. * Porter at the fam- of Mrs. E. F. Horr at her summer opened their cottage for the taining week-end her brother MRS. CLINTON M. ily summer home on the on Island avenue, the HAMILTON, Proprietor. Trefethen nqme on Meeting House Hill. Miss Carrabassett and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1. shore. for the month Royal Miriam Morrill is also with Mrs. Horr Lodge, of August. Strout and children of Mechanic Nettie I. of Mrs. George Masters of the Jaquis Windham and for her usual summer outing. Avon- Falls. The Morrills are to Lucy and Catherine of dale entertained planning Dorchester are Miss Ruth Sturgis entertained one cottage some of her move this week to their at the Portland resi- Trefethen cottage at Rock this week relatives at her cottage on Wednes- dence on evening at Rock Ridge cot- State street, having Deen The Store Bound Park, where day. Those were That Speaks For Itself they will remain tage, the summer home of her par- present Mr. and here since early April. until Labor Mrs. Samuel Rees and son of Day. ents, the following guests: Misses Toron- Mr. George N. is Mr. A. Mrs. Batchelder again L. Brown arrives Saturday Dorothy Gay, Annie Speirs, to, Amos Comeau of New Bruns- located from May Reid, pleasantly here, enjoying to Newtonville, Mass., and will re- Harriet wick. Mrs. Robert Doring and her the Reid, and the Messrs. Albert utmost his second season. He main for a two Mrs. Walter weeks' outing with Sp<*irs, Ferdinand Hawkes, J. Pier- mother, Glendenning of thinks that there is his place quite family, who are the Falmouth Foreside, Mrs. Isaac like spending pont Jordan, George Parker, and Mr. Little Diamond, near tht. summer at the Knight of East Mrs. being Bide-a-Wee on Pleas- Eathrick. The evening was spent, Deering, Charles city, yet and ant quiet homelike, while avenue. with music Weaver, Mrs. Harry Bigelow and the and a social time and island itself is beautiful to Cecil Mrs. Walter Rowe of enough McAloney, Victor Knox, Wal- light refreshments were served. Portland. be of the ter worthy name one L.ibby, Walter Charles Miss Mr. Albert Beals and Mr. Bates of of Diamond, Driscoll, Charlotte Rafter of Dorches- Caaco Bay's gems. Mr. Batchel- Driscoll are members of a of is at the Chelsea, Mass., will arrive der is party ter, Mass., Rollins cottage Saturday one of the officials of the well- for a two weeks' at Mr. and stay known grocery Mrs. N. W. firm, Geo. C. Shaw « Kennedy's. Co., of Portland. Mrs. H. Dow entertained Joseph Miss Rita Waldron and Miss Ger- the members of the Zarita orchestra trude Gilky of Portland are visiting Wednesday afternoon at her summer Mrs. James F. Bigelow at her camp home, PeaTl cottage Those present here. These were: Miss Wash Mollie E. Skirts MOORE Curtis, Mrs. A poverty party has been & planned Z. N. Miss OWEN, INCORPORATED Ballard, Eva Colesworthy, for this and week, on August 15, one CO Miss Isabel Miss Anna Clifford, Pet- day before the Great Diamond On Sale This erson and the hostess, Mrs. J. H. Dow. Counry Week 505-507 St. Fair, a big clambake will be held to Congress Mr. aad Mrs. Walter Duncan of which the entire colony will be in- Everett are guests of Mr. and Mr*. vited. Just one hundred and seventy-four of these Skirts in a William E. Duncan at Oceanside. The second summer outing of the variety of materials suitable for present wear. Some are members of the Ladies' Circle of the An Second Parish church was slightly soiled, but we have made the an Unusual Sale of held on price object. Sport Thursday with Mrs. N. H. Durgin at THE ELMWOOD her home at Evergreen Landing, the 16 ELM ST. ladies coming down on the morning as boat. The tables were To Be Sold Follows : and bountifully PORTLAND, MAINE 34 laden Coats and and Dinner Yrom attractively arranged 11.15 to 2.00. Length added to the menu of the picnic din- C. D. DRESSER, ner were the Proprietor. For We Have famous fried clams for Skirts Heretofore $1.00 to $2.50 Just Received 125 Manufacturers' which Mrs. Durgin is noted and with- 46 Skirts in Samples out which no Poplin, Flaxon, Galatea, gathorlng at her home CORDES' in These Coats. would be complete. The was CAFE Linen, Percale and Duck. They Come Lined and Unlined. day F. G. Cordes, pleasantly passed in an informal so- Proprietor. First- class In To close 75c each They Represent the Most Desirable cial way and the members present Every Particular 75c Styles. were the president, Mrs. J. 11. Steele, Private Dining Rooms 565 Mrs. D. W. Kensell, Mr. and Mrs. Se- 1-2—567 1-2 Congress St. 14 uoats m White Heavy 1 wall C. Ripley, Mrs. A. H. Whitmore, PORTLAND, MAINE For Skirts Heretofore $2.98 Serge, Ratine and Mrs. B. P. Orne, Mrs. H. B. Dole, Opposite Baxter Block to $8.00. 67 Skirts in Bedford Helen B. Pop- lined and Jordan, Ruth Wells, Mrs. Cord, unlined, were Jennie Sargent, Mrs. Francis A. lin, Cordeline, Pique, Lin- $15.00 and $20.00. Libby, Mrs. Julia F. Chase, Mrs. J. Motor Boats EorSale en in tan and white. F. Marr, Mrs. J. S. Mc.Vane, Mrs. O. Mrs. Also Fox To close 35 Plaid, Colored Ryflnburg, O. L. Edwards, Mrs. and StanleyJMarine^Motors $1.50 Ratine, Choice Frank E. Fickett, Mrs. George A. Broadcloth and Halliday Stationary En- Mixture Sport Owynn, Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs. Wm. M. Mrs. gines, Perfex Ignition sys- For Coats. Were $18.50 Wood, Rufus Tibbetts, Skirts Heretofore $3.90 $15.00, Mrs. Ralph Norwell, and the hostess. tem, supplies, repairing, to and overhauling. Gasolene for $5.00. 41 Skirts in this $20.00. Mrs. Sewall Ripley will entertain the $ ■ale. members at the next which lot in outing, WM. H. Cordeline, Zag Zig 28 3-4 in will take place in two weeks. ROHR, Coats, length check, 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF and Pique. To close On Saturday at $2.98 Ratine evening Association PORTLAND. mixture, and worsted. $10.00 Hall the Improvement Association will 2.98 Nearly all lined. Were hold a dance and the Overland Or- $15.00, chestra of $18.50, $20.00 and $25.00. I Portland will furnish the music. These assemblies will be giv- For Skirts Heretofore $5.00 en Noted for Distinctive Hair every Saturday evening throughout to $7.50. 20 Skirts of An- 22 the remainder of the season. Wins- Goods of the MostjNatu- (jj Sport Coats in Plaids, Plain Broadcloth and low Sterling, Miss Lillian Anderson. tique Linen and Mercer- Miss Lucy White, and Mr. E. P. : ral Appearance ized To close Jones are the committee for Poplin. $3.50 Mixtures Satur- While yon are day evening. Maying |in Portland 3.50 take of the and Mr. advantage opportunity Were i 10.00 and $12.95 and Mrs. Tloardman Skillings inspect our fine stock. Priced made were pleasantly surprised on Wednes- to your order. Natural grey and curly in one day evening when their neighbors on hair of our npecialtiea. Choice Oak Lawn with invited guests toofc Suits for $7.95 possession. of their new home for the CARLES' Hair Store Bathing Men, Women evening. An interesting musical pro SI8 Congrett St. Portland gram had been prepared and refresh- and Children 25 Coats 3-4 in ment s of ices and fancy rakes were Length Novelty Serge, Whipcord served. Mr. and Mrs. Skillings were and presented wth a beautiful fancy hang- Massage and Hydrotherapy Treatment Lined ing basket a Mixtures, Throughout containing flourishing Given by appointment in any part which will Were fern, be added to their of Caeeo Ray, or 'phone Portland $25.00, $29.50 and and $35.00 and already attractive spacious 1498M. Address: Eastman Bros. & Bancroft piazza. Mr. and Mrs. Skillings prov- MR. A MR8. W. O. ed McKEEN, Choice $15.00 and themselves equal to the occasion Cliff Island, Me. PORTLAND, ME. $20.00 and their were guests given a cordial Trained at the New England Sani- welcome. tarium. Cousin's Island Littlejohn's L J. R. LIBBY CO. PORTLAND, ME.

Rockmere House. Mr. D. A. Crawley, who has sepnt The guests at this house a most enjoyable vacation with hits are com- ing very rapidly and G. H. wife and family at "The Barnacle," Hamil- ton, the proprietor, reports that the Dress Skirts to returned home to resume his duties mea- Here house will be your Are filled the in the Boston post ofllce. nearly during QOn first week of August. the MIsb May R." Spratt of Philadelphia, Among present guests are Mr. W. L. sure made for .... wOu Pa., arrived this week to spend the Hill, editor of the Athol remainder of the summer with the Transcript, and Good Mr. H. L. Andrews of Reasons Misses Martha Woburn, Mass., and Ella Dick, Marion We will make a Skirt to member of the Massachusetts your measure Potter and Edyth Ballentyne at the Legis- for WALK-OVERS set the lature, also Dr Amos G. 98c styles for shoes. They are "Hillcrest cottage." Draper, pro- fessor of in always first to show new in full of A whist was mathematics the Gal- Choice patterns range sizes. bridge party given by laudet from our famous staple and Mrs. J. College for the Deaf at Ken- C. Ketchum at her cottage, of They always look well, fit well and wear well—this is dall Greene, D. fancy lines all the newest shades "The Rockhaven," on Wednesday Washington, C., the why WALK-OVERS are the chosen footwear of the only college for the deaf in the and fabrics in Dress Goods. 46- evening. There were many guests world, world. who, with his Mrs. Bell Merrill present and the evening was chietly wife, styles Skirts to select from all the Draper, editor of the Let us fit spent in the playing of cards and Geneological latest and newest Made you in the easy, comfortable WALK-OVER of styles. by on Department the Daughters of the dancing the broad verandas of the one of way. Come in and see the shoes men and women wear American Revolution the leading fJew York makers. cottage. Late in the evening the magazine, are all over the spending several weeks at this de- a globe. party broke up and the guests went Positively guaranteeing perfect fit lightful the Our home after a time. spot. During past week and absolute satisfaction. windows show shoes you will like at the havng delightful the price Mr. James guests summering here have tak- you want to A. Smith of Cambridge, pay. en two very around This offer holds good Mass., arrived at the "Edgecliffe" to enjoyable trips during this the bay. On afternoon join his wife for a few weeks. Mr. Tuesday from our regular lines. According to twenty-five of the guests, Jasper R. Swain of including the styles you desire we Nathanueil, Mass., some of take your also Cousin's Island people, went HUTCHINSON'S came Wednesday to spend the re- measure and to Portland to hear the Kotzsch- make your skirt FOR mainder of the season with his family mar organ recital at 98c EXTRA. at the same cottage. City Hall. About 5 o'clock the WRLK-OVER BOOT SHOP Miss Edna Pierce and Miss Francis party returned home after some excellent Jamison of Medford, Mass., are hearing very 544 CONGRESS spend- music. STREET ing the month of in the Brae- Thursday afternoon another August of l\.UUUUUUlUUUu side cottage. party twenty-eight people went to Dailey's where Last Saturday evening the Harmony Island, they had a jolly good time the Hill cottagers held a barn dance In exploring places J. R. LIBBY of interest. The one feature CO., Me. Doyle's barn. There were about llfty special Portland, of the was the guests present at this occasion ani trip excellent luncheons made up Mrs. G. H. Hamilton. both old and young alike danced to by These luncheons are to the merry tune of an organ. The beginning make the Rockmere famous. Virginia reel was the most popular dance of the evening, partly because Mr. John of of the extreme length of the barn and Duffy Dorchester, who has its comfortable breadth. One of the Mass., been summering here earlier in the same kind will be held next week, season, will return to the "Crowsnest" a CHEBEAGUE CASH except that a victrola will furnish cottage for week Cousins STORE end. visit. Other Island week-end music. These dances are becoming guests at this cottage are Mr. Marck and HAMILTON'S LANDING more and more popular among th>i Robt. Smythe of Mass islanders, and they are usually held Hyde Park, Some of the features that make it a little more The store of and where the Mr. and Mrs. William quality, trade is assured of getting the weekly during the month of August. A. Samson best obtainable. Our and and two Arthur and desirable than the other Candy Fancy Cracker departments are stocked Mrs. John E. Day, Mrs. George Con- sons, Kenneth, beautihil islands of Casco with the best on the market of Remember we are Winthrop, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. J. — headquarters for meats, rad and Mrs. Charles West took a water if you want the best. is our motto. W. Woodill of Bay: Spring recently Quality Our team and auto are at trip through the bay Monday morn- Dorchester, Mass., and analyzed showing your service. daughter. Dr. E. ing by way of Portland, then trolleyed Edyth Woodill of pure water without contamination Mass Mrs. Susan any whatever; COAL, ICE & GASOLENE AND MOTOR BOAT to South Freeport, where had an Waverley, Buckley SUPPLIES. they of excellent shore dinner at the Casco Natick, Mass., and grand daughter, bathing beach where one can without Hazel enjoy bathing Castle. Hanchett, and Mr. George E. After dinner they sailed back an Woodill of Natick are a being chilled; abundance of wild to the island on the "Marquoit" after spending few clams; rasp- weeks at the "Yellow a most enjoyably spent morning. cottage." berries and HAMILTON & HAMILTON Mr. blackberries, for all. The .* casual Henry W. Clarke, City Auditor enough ARTHUR observer might notice H. HAMILTON WILBERT R. of Fall HAMILTON three sturdy fishermen fishing at most River. Mass., and wife, son Seashore Land Co. still have a few desirable Earle and 5000 any time of the day should he chance granddaughter Marguerite GREAT MAINE Burrell, also Mr. and Mrs. and 10,000 foot lots on streets 50 CHEBEAGUE, to roam near the vicinity of the Philip T. feet wide properly We are prepared to do all Davis, prison commissioner of State baggage expressing and teaming at short no- Cousin's Island wharf. It is claimed restricted for tice. Our automobile will serve House of and sale; prices from 2c to 3c terms you promptly. that half the fish supply that is used Boston, daughter, foot; Freight Agents for the Casco & Gladys, of Newton Highlands, and to Bay Harpswell Lines. on this island comes through the suit. Cousins' Island is in a Visit our ice cream and Miss Fannie Bombard of Newton being developed way parlor be served: with the best ice cream, con- hands of these fishermen. One of fectionery, cake, etc. Centre, Mass., are at the that attracts the pastry, soda, Light lunches served evenings. Every- these, a veteran fireman, told how he summering best class of summer residents. first class. Arcade. thing and his two mates put out a fire Miss E. W. Schmerhorn of Cam- which would have threatened to burn FOK INFORMATION SEE bridge. of down the wharf but for their timely Mass., formerly Pougli- N. will assistance. It happened that while keepsie, Y.. spend the month HOWARD S. of at the HAMILTON these men were fishing one day they August "Limberlost." Mr. and Mrs. saw smoke arising from beneath the E. R. Lombard of Mel- C. M. BOWKER rose Mr. and Mrs. General Contractor and Builder beams which support the flooring of Highlands, Mass., C. F. Dinsmore 647 FOREST the wharf. Immediately the fire chief and family of Stone- AVENUE, PORTLAND Great Maine ham, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Chebeague, with all his old time vigor took a Vancroft of Stoneham left for their or Complete contracts made and per- basket that happened to be near the J. S. DAWES, Cousins Island homes after a formed for buildings, cottages, alter- scene of danger and filled it full of very enjoyable two etc. weeks' vacation at ations, repairs, Estimates fur- water and threw it on the fire. Re- the West Arcade. nished on This application. Expert work- this several party was so large that br.se men. work a peating operation times, Cottage specialty. ball games were played Cottaee lots for sale and while his comrades tried to beat tne frequently by desirable them. A few days before left cottages to rent. We care for estates fire out by flapping two large flat they for home took a fish, which they had previously they trip to Bailey's Island in the "Handy and had caught, on it, the fire was finally Andy" MAINE a fine time. CHEBEAGUE, brought under control and extinguish- "We are of our Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carter of disposing property, numbering over one ed. Now after this long tale it seems and hundred acres,, West in all sections of the island we can show but fitting to name the fishermen, Somerville, Mass., and Mi'.s you desirable lots. Shore Grace and Gertrude sites, groves and secluded spots are offered. who are Mr. Ves Mr. Arthur Cumberland of Rates reasonable. Mr. A.. CHEBEAGUE Scribner, R. Littlefield, Central Great North Attleboro, Mass., and Mrs. M. Landing, Chebeague, will show In- Smith and Mr. George Smith. terested gladly any SOUVENIR SHOP A. Scanlon of South Boston are the property of this estate. FALMOUTH HOTEL Mrs. Mary Appleton Willey, who stop- on the island a AND has been summering at the "Avalon"' ping for few weeks. CIRCULATING LIBRARY Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dawe of PORTLAND, MAINE for a few weeks as the guest of Mrs. Mel- Mass.. are W. F. returned to her home in rose, sojourning at the FIR PILLOWS A Prime, Cottage Site Seekers SPECIALTY Mountain Lane for a few a Winchester, after a most cottage summer cottage, bungalow or investment it will be Made from fir Best Kuropean and American Plan Mass., pleas- for your advantage to> Chebeague tips. ant wppks. Mr. and Mrs. George W. investigate the property of Mrs. M. A. and most to manufacture. stay. Charleson, some sixty acres at costly Carder of West Somerville, are Great Mr. Donaldson and son, James, of Mass., Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore front, fine Newest and largest line of Post also at the same spring water and Most Located East N. are the stopping place. cool, shady groves. Lots are now ottered Cards in Casco 40,000 in stock. Centrally Orange, J., guests at at $100 and upwards, rine in- Bay, Llttlejobn's base ball team played vestment as land values increase Public Ridge House this week. each year. .Would be pleased to show Library. Post Office. Hotel in Portland Cliebeague this week and was de- to the Mr. John S. Bryan, a banker of property any interested. feated bv a score of 12 to 2. H. W. BOWEN Trenton. N. J., spent a week with MRS. M. A. CHARLESON, Great Mrs. E. M. Colomb has as her Chebeague, Maine. Opp. Hill Crest and South Road J. J. Mrs. H. C. Thornton at the "Fir- POOLER, Proprietor guests this week Mr. Louis ledge." R. Colomb and of Boston. Mr. Colomb e On Wednesday afternoon the porch family has two R. H. Maine and grounds surrounding the house brought pet trick dogs with CLEAVES, Cash Grocer and Baker him and just closed the season at of. Mrs. L. Q. Van Daren were the Auto delivery, prompt selected Philadelphia on the Keith circuit. service, carefully goods merry scene of a lawn fete which was Mr. Henry D. Sayer, wife and held for charitable purposes. The Jce Cream and Fresh Products family, of Richmond Hill, N. re- Bakery Daily island was well represented, as about Y., DRINK turned home after a most REFRESHMENT AND fifty of its cottagers were present at pleasant ICE CREAM PARLOR visit at the "Limberlost." CONNECTED the ocasion. Among some of the hap- Mrs. Edwin Shivell and have penings of the afternoon were the family gone to Boston, Mass., for a week or dancing of both the old and young on Telephone Your Wants so, with the of their Quick Service to Our Customers the croquet grounds. This feature exception UNDERWOOD daughter GINGER ALE Gladys. was particularly pleasing because of An stocked store on the DUNN the picturesque view it presented. excellently BROTHERS KING OF THEM ALL island is that of W. S. which The girls were all dressed in white Kent, now serves the most BOTTLED AT THE WORLD and gracefully danced over the of.the cottagers FAMED of and Cousin's. The Groceries, Provisions and General smooth, level grass with the green Littiejohn's Mdse. needs of the summer are Pine Ale and knolls and Casco Bay in the far-off people Spring Ginger 'Soda by the Case for Family Trade a especially considered Mr. Rent, Specialty. dstance. It was worthy of an artists by This is one of the finest domestic UNDERWOOD SPRING and if any article is not in stock he bottlings and has a brush. Philip Van Doren took people countrywide'reputation will be eiad to use every effoTt to AT ALL out for a ride with his little donkey Market at West RELIABLE it. is the kind Harpswell all over South DRUGGISTS, and cart The children amused them- supply This spirit of Delivery Harpswell GROCERS, SODA SHOPS AND accommodation which deserves and selves by seeing how many ice cream is sure to receive the of cones they could eat without getting support every resident who feels the absolute need Underwood sick. The affair was entirely a suc- Spring Corporation of maintaining this excellent market cess and about six o'clock the fete 1 during the summer months. 432 St. Phone 1995 broke up and all went home. Congress Tne Mrs A. E. Neal has been entertain- "Handy Andy," Mr. H. S. Saw- If your grocer doesn't sell it ask him he doesn't yer's fast motor excursion launch, is AUCOCISCO why ing her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Bur- one of the boats of the gess, of Gray, Me,, for a few weeks. popular party Her is and Another guest of Mrs. Neal was Mr. bay. specialty large, jolly COTTAGE parties of Arthur C, Pawkes of New York City. young people, who make to On the evening of July 31 the Phil- frequent trips other Islands for CUFF ISLAND, ME. DAY'S SPA Island Island adelphia ladles of Blde-a-Wee cottage picnics, clambakes, base ball, or other Ave., Long sports. Sailing parties find this boat Visit our cool Tee Cream Parlor and pet the bent in Frozen entertained nine of their friends from Sweets, Confectionery. comfortable, roomy, staunch and fast, References — Appollo Chocolates and Box Candle*. Our line of Ciga»s, Cigarettes and Smokers' Harmony Hill. Games of cards en- Special; will Souvenir and best of all, when they start out Bnppiv please you. Gocds and Postal Cards of nil kinds. At our livened the evening and the first rates for Hoda feel sure will June and Fountain we have the Choicest Syrups, Soft Drinks,etc. J-apersand Magazines prize was won by Miss Marlon God- they they get back without of When sec mishap. September. E. P. & R. P. MAHONEY frey Philadelphia. the Proprietors ond prize was awarded, much fun en- sued, as it wait so original and bulky. Going One Better. Mrs. K. B. BATCHELOR Others present were- the Misses Emily Angry Diner—"Walter, you are not fit to ARE YOU GOING? GOING and Reba Stewart of Philadelphia, serve a pig." Walter—"I am do- WHERE? Miss Madeline Noble of Orlando, ing my best, TO TUB sir."—Judge. WE HAKE A SPECIALTY Florida, Miss Sarah Smltheman of AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Haddenfield, N J., the Misses Ella OF D.J. MaeDONALO. Masquerade Carnival, and Martha Dick, Miss Man-Ion Potter W. 3. RENT Proprietor WednesdayAT THE Eve., Aug. 13,1913 121 and Miss Edythe Ballentyne of Phila- Souvenir Commercial 8treet, nearly oppo- MAJESTIC RINK, PEAKS ISLAND delphia. An the evening progressed GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Spoons, site Island Steamers and South all gathered a round the open fire- Portland Ferry 8-PRIZES-8 ALSO THE LATEST MOTION PICTURES Ice Cream, Confectionery. Fruit, and outvied each other In tell- 180 Middle 8treet, W. C. CHANDLER'S place Solt Drinka, Cigar*, etc. etc. nearly opposite 8-PICCC ORCHESTRA Tobacco, Brooches, Novelties, Postoffice. Those In me ing weird and fantastic tales. Coeti Admitted Free. Doer* Open 7.30. Laundry agency. Admission lOo Rowland of Boston went Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from Miss Doris Delivery on both Ttdandfl. dairy a vaca- farm daily. Best of home Thursday after pleasant Llttlejohn's and Cousin's Islands. GEO. T. SPRINGER foods, quickest tion at "Camp Wlll-Octa." service, reasonable charges. A party of Harmony Hill people Watches, Diamond*, Jtwtlry, Finest equipment In the East. Visit sailed Friday afternoon to Bailey's H. 8. SAWYER us when in town. Elite Lunch, 487 Fine New CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET 8ll»»rwnr« and 1-2 Launch For Sailing Parties Hamilton's Tsland In Captain Harold Sawyer'* 491 Congress street fqr la- Landing, Chebaagua UTTLEJOHN'S ISLAND dies. Row hoflU to let by hour, tiny or boat, "Handy Andy." A goodly num- 515 Portland, Me. week. Ice Cream Parlor at the head of the Congress St., FerrylnK to Littlejohn'*, ber went as on these occa- We mipply the table wltfi the bout oh- always Wharf. and Bouth Frcoport, etc. Bo*t At In Confectionery, Cigara »Wge tn I sions. The afternoon was spent Humilton'* nnble In deep ae« food. Our «re Soda, Freah Rgga and Milk. 10 h. p. landing, prlcc* visiting the giant stairs, the Blue low and we deliver excursion launch, "Handy Andy," for promptly. Hatliifiic- Inn and other of In- w. I Dragon places parties. on TRVFANT, Chebiague;island tion guaranteed. Our clerk will call If Baggage Expreaaing Lit- denlred. tlejohn'a and Coupln's. Poat Office. (Continued on Page G.) Souvenir Poatala. Now Is tlie Tie lo Subscribe for the Breeza spending a few weeks at her cottage. Mrs. Edna Bishop of Portland, Me., and Miss N. LitUefield & Co. M. Reed of the same Bustins are send 118 o^er for Island place occupying Dr. Bibber's for Whv Nnt yonr the PAINT and a few weeks. 11UI Miss Reid has as her wuy VARNISH to give that boat a mid-season guests this week Miss Gertrude Watts coat We all«•** the"US uiauud Ui of and *1 carryVIU,J ivauriJg brands ol The first or Portland, her sister, Mrs. Ches- Oil AAlAVM 1.1._ 1 leading 1 *t •>.. CopperV/UUpci*1*. Paints in GROCERS a series or social even- ter Harris of all ings under the Waterville, Me. colors, also the Bronze Bottom -* auspices of the B. I. Mr original Paint. Robert and wife 109-111 COMMERCIAL C. A. took the form of a Montgomery of STREET musicale Natick, are # which was held in Mass., again summering at Agents for Devoe Marine Specialties the beautiful liv- their little PORTLAND, ME. ing room of Mrs. pretty bungalow for the Lancaster's cottage season. and Lead and Zinc Paints last week, If you want the best in Wednesday evening. The Miss Brooks and Groceries, audience filled the Miss Chase of Ha- Meats and spacloQs room and 18"86 Provisions at reasonable the verhill, Mass., are stopping at the balconies and occupied the wide THOMAS LAUGHUN CO. charges our store is the place (or you Wambek for a week. porches as well. The Head of Dock Between and Central°8SSKi!£STREET to trade. We supply hotels, program com- Mr. R. S. of Long Wharves cottases, prised selections for Sugatt Lawrence, Mass., Telephone 267 Public Boat yachts and schooner voices and in- who has been Landing Back of Store parties. Island struments and making short stops at was received with the Idle patronage solicited and satisfaction Hour will return to make hearty applause. It was the unani- his guaranteed to all. to Bteam- regular visit with the Handy mous verdict that the family. boat wharves. concert was Mrs. R. G. Perkins the finest ever and family of given upon the island. also mention Somerville, Miss Marion Moses of Special should be made of the same the place, are spending the readings by Mrs. Russell. The month of August at the Sunset cot- KENDALL. & following program was presented: tage. WHITNEY 1. Trio La Conquintaine DEALERS IN Thursday evening was the scene of Gabriel Marie a merry ipicnic Miss Evelyn supper at the Maple- and Horticultural Swett, violoncellist; Miss wood cottage. The Agricultural Implements, Fertilizers, Margaret Sweet, hostesses ot the pianist; Mr. evening were the Misses and Wooden Benjamin Brown, violinist. Hilda and Poultry Dairy Supplies, Ware, Galvanized Iron Ruth Perry. The guests 2. Solo, "Sing Me to assembled Furniture Sleep," Greene at 6.15 to eat the etc. delicious repast. Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Cordage, Seeds, Cottage Mr. Frank Mar. As the evening proceeded We are showing the latest 3. "Were games were designs Songs—(a) My Songs played and of Also specialties in SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream in and A singing a high order cottage piazza furniture. visit With Wings Provided," Hahn was rendered to our store will by the assembled Freezers, Lawn Swings, Sets, Window Screens convince you that (b) "In the Boat," Grieg guests. Refrigerators, Croquet we During the late hours of the have just what you want to com- Mrs. Stella C. and Screen see us. Lancaster. evening the party broke Doors. Call and plete the cottage. 4. Song, "Three for up and all Jack," Squire went home after a most Our bay patrons will at this season Mr. Edward L. Gerry. enjoyable Cor. Federal and of evening. Among those present weie Temple Sts., Portland, Me. the year find bargains in every de- 5. Piano Solo, "Mazurka," the Misses Elizabeth Fuller and licr partment. f Leschitizky guests Miss Alleger, Miss Hope Cool- Prompt shipment guaranteed. Miss Margaret Houston. Miss idge, Julia Ruth and 6. Song, "Still As the Richardson, Night," Bolua Hilda Perry, Clara Taft, and Mrs. Ethel Van the VVie Zaugg. Messrs. Warren Fuller, Fred 7. Look, Low Readings, Percy Redfield, Mr. Special Prices Until Nov. 1 Richardson, Ed- .uest YORK & JACKSON Mrs. Annie Brackett Russell. ward quality gold filled Eyeglass Automobile Gerry, Everett Russell, and Frames Goggles, $1 and up 8. Songs—(a) "Adios mia bella Walter Mason. $1 per pair Best New Solid quality Riding Bow Frames, $1.00 Theatre Building Napoli," Folk Song Miss gold Spec. Frames, $4.00 Best PortlajjJ Elizabeth Fuller has been en- Gold quality Rimless Mountings, $1.00 (b) "Where Go the Smart filled Eyeglass Chains, 50c. Solid II Boats," tertaining Miss Elizabeth P. Woods of Gold Eyeglass (Not PREBLE (c) "A Dream," Prescription Lenses ground to Mountings, StREET, PORTLAND Lexington, Mass., and Miss Marion C. order, Shuron), $2.00 (d) "The Woman's Last Word," Walker of 40c. and up Atlas Sliuron Melrose Highlands for a Genuine Eyeglass Mountings $3.00 week Shell and Rubber Frames for Smart at the Fuller cottage. (Sold only by us, and warranted Miss Alice Smart. Mrs. E. Library Glasses, $1.00 to G. Rideout and daughter Colored stay on). 9. Violoncello Solo, of Glasses, 50c. and up Artificial "Romance," Beatrice, New York City, are again Eyes. $2 and un Goltermann at trts t A AM IN ED FREE. summering Camp Bluff for the ALL KINDS OF OPTICAL REPAIRING. Miss Evelyn Swett. month of August. 10. Songs—(a) "O Dry Those Mr. H. E. Wellington and daughter Tears," Del of IM T. PAINT THE Riego Frances, Baltimore, Md., are the WORTH Jr. FLOORS (Violin obligato by Mr. guests ot" LEY, Gerry.) Miss Wellington at the Maine's Leading Optometrist and (b) "Folk Song," Chadwiek Homewood Optician this week. 478J4 CONGRESS ST., While you are will (c) "An Irish Love Song," Lang Mrs. W. E. Twiss Corner CENTER ST. away, they be ready and daughters Opp. PREBLE HOUSE. Mrs. Zaugg. Catherine and PORTLAND, ME. for Beatrice of Lawrence, Phone 2174-W you when you return to the 11. Songs—(a) All cars city. "Requiem," Homer Mass., arrived Friday to spend the stop at our door. (b) "The Elf Man," Wells month of Our floor is the August at the Parker cot- paint right kind. (c) "Uncle Rome," Homer tage. Mr. lierry. Mrs. Higgins and sons of Lawrence, Last Mr. Friday evening Edward L. Mass., are spending the remainder ol M. F. Gerry of Haverhill, Mass., entertained the season at The Ledges. A. E. PINKHAM BRAGDON PAINT a number of CO, his friends with a vocal Indian Spring, the favorite drinkins SO. HARPSWELL. MAINE 10 colors recital at the of good Dries quick and hard Hardscrabble cottage. place many a weary traveler, lias His selections been the ranged from oratorio scene of two very enoyable to ballad and in form occasions every of song this week. The a Stables at House uis voice first, Merriconeag gave unusual pleasure. His marshmallow toast, was held on Tliurs vocal method is Auburn very artistic and his day evening and the young folks had Colony Ocean View clear enunciation and a fine The finest Auto and sales musical intel- time, toasting fluffy marslimal livery, boarding stables in Casco Bay. ligence mark him as a lows Our three stables are to handle Water singer of un- over the red hot coals of a dy- equipped all the {business of this HENRY usual place and we are to Supply LEVIN distinction. The audience was ing fire. At a fairly late hour all prepared furnish automobiles and teams with in went careful drivers at hour of the Tank, Pneumatic or Direct very generous its applause and at home after a somewhat dark any day or night. Expressing and the close of the recital walk back moving of all kinds receive" and from the Well. many came through the dusky trees prompt careful attention. Have all forward to in The a your baggage checked in care of A. express person their second, clam bake, was held on E. Pinkham, South Harpswell, TAILOR thanks for the Mnino Stationary and Marine delightful evening. Friday evening. This affair was also Fine line of The a Imported and Domestic suggestion was made that Mr. success, due to the expert Soil, Loam, etc., Grading and Cellar Gasoline and Kerosene En- Woolens. cooking Excavatlno, Work, Wells, etc Gerry should be given to understand of Walt Mason and Everett Russell. and gines, Supplies, etc. Cleansing, Pressing Repairing. that the islanders would never con- Rev. F. A. Snow of Work from the islands Freeport preach may be Bent sent to his spending his vacation ed the sermon in the in care of Purser nn any- grove Sunday steamers if where else. G. D. THORNDIKE or will be Mr. Gerry intimated that afternoon and a large congregation at- desired, delivesed at par- cel room on he was well pleased with the tended to hear him MACHINE CO. wharf when requested. place speaki. Edward and the people and that next summer Garey, the well known THE 92 EXCHANGE baritone, con- BEECHES. CLIFF ISLAND Portland Pier, Portland ST., PORTLAND would find him here at the tributed his last two disposal solos to Bustin's New—Opened 1912. Tel. 2138-W of his as May, MRS. C. E. friends. Island, he returned to his home in PETTINGILL, Prop. A baked Haverhill Accommoaates 40 guests. I bean supper was held in shortly after the service. Dining Every amusement for guests. The the grove By next room seats 60 air Saturday evening and the Sunday the islanders will be comfortably. Superb of the sea braces appetite. Yacht- affair was well able to sit in view from all rooms. attended by the is- the new seats which are ing, Bathing and landers. Fishing. Before going home every- being built in the grove. CARS FOR HIRE PENS AND INK body was filled to the brim with the Evidently the fame of Bustin's is beans, cakes and other New England slowly making its way through the Repaii\Shop, Supplies Pencils goodies. land as the following communication shows. 'It also shows the need of Agents for and Paper, BustirVs island Village Corporation. having the map name of tiie island besides The ilrst annual "town everything meeting" of conform to the popular name. the new corporation was held on Oakland required Aug. 40 Custom House Me. Cars 2nd as required by the charter. It Worcester, .Mass., July 27, 1913. Wharf, Portland, for the Mr. Freeman M. Grant: Call us by 'phone for quick auto service outfitting was voted that the town of Preeport Our delicious ice cream and ices will etc. of the1 .should be Dear Sir, About two months fancy satisfy you. Reirem- livery, requested to appropriate ago, a ber is our motto and friend asked me if I quality if you are served with our up-to-date SHOO for the expenses of Bustin's Is- knew of an island being creams office, on the coast of you are the best land for the year 1914-15. The follow- Maine named Bustin's getting obtainable. Our location enables us to may be found Island. deliver all STOUGHTON-fOLKINS CO. ing officers were their official Though a native of eastern orders promptly. When served ask for in our elected, Maine I being the West store., ye^r to was obliged to confess End Ice 11 Pleasant St., Portland, Manie begin Sept. 1st: Clerk, Free- my ig- Dairy Cream. Highest grades man M. Grant, Portland; norance, but immediately wrote to treasurer. friends about of Rev. Frank C. Garfield, York; board it, getting no light. Two correspondence paper weeks ago I found and of overseers, Frederic D. Bos- an article in a Bos- newest ideas Fuller, Ion ton; Elmer Hosmer, Pawtucket; paper telling of the Bustin's Island in cut and Corporation, LEROY H. coloring. Charles W. Newhall, Boston; Enola C. naming you clerk. Howard W„ HILL Will you tell Turner Arthur Brainard, Somerville; Frederic W. kindly me where the is- P. Homer land is V William Mar, New York. located? And was there at one 10 Custom House Wiiarf W. Roberts Co. time a and gang of counterfeiters on the Carpenter Builder Stationers or men Mr. and Mrs. C. Burdich of Man- island, engaged in some un- JOBBING A SPECIALTY 233 N. lawful business, later MIDDLE STREET chester, H., are spending a few brought to jus- Estimates Furnished. Plans Gasolene one Drawn Engines weeks with the Reynolds at their cot- tice, escaping capture? I do not wish to CHEBEAGUE. MAINE tage. Mr. A. Reynolds arrived Sat- bother you but it and would be a urday evening to spend the week-end great facor if you can at Ve some Motor Boats Want to with his wife at camp Shamrock. convenient time answer my ques- COASTWISE tions. STEAMERS Mrs. Walter J. Luke who has had a Yours, etc. Do somewhat trying Bick spell for the "Queen of Sea Houtes" Your last few A weeks, has recovered and is Metropolitan Store. Merchants & Miners now Portland's stores in Trans. Co. > feeling much better. general are not- steamship vines 154 State St., Mass. ENVELOPING Mr. ed for their Boston, Harold Evans of Jamaica Plain, metropolitan aspect. The Automobile Repairs & one store which has Supplies BOSTON Mass., is spending the week-end with probably done the OF ALL KINDS to AND most to establish PRINTING Miss Bertha Soule at the House in the this reputation Is PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, Pines. Porteous. Mitchell and Braun's com- car NORFOLK and NEWPORT and Leave your while down the NEWS. offer you our Mr. modious store. one bay i James Howell, claim agent of Here will find all hrougb tickets to and from the the necessities for Reasonable principal Boston & Albany railroad, arrived the cottage and charges for all work points, including meals and s.ateroom SUMMER BOARDERS of also a liberal iccv mmodations on Experience 35 Years Saturday to spend a few days with and satisfying assort- steamer. ment of Expert workmen AND COTTAGERS Mr. J. W. Blalsdell and family at the novelties, ornaments, etc., as as a Guarantee of soon as are to SPECIAL RATES to Results Lancaster cottage. they be found In any Three Doors from Room OLD POINT New York or Waiting Not 25 per cent CHEAPER Miss Susan R. Martin of Haverhill, Boston store. COMFORT and ATLANTIC CITY is 4858 M KEEP CLEAN! Mass., paying her annual visit a Telephone Steamers fast and But 25 per cent BETTER of new, elegant, month with the Russells at Two Excellent accommodations and Send your to us Camp Whit- StoreB. cuisine, unsur- clothing by r)r Classed Send PARCEL POHT to be NAPHTHA tier. Also Mrs. W. C. Runnel! hn« among Portland's most re- passed. lor booklet. liable CLEANSED. Prompt service. Rea- Miss Evaline Hardy of Newton, Mass., and oldest established institu- Cousen's Island C. H. Maynard, Agent, Boston, Mass. sonable prices. All Work hand as her guest for the month of tions is the H. H. Hay Drug Co. whicu H. M. August. (Continued from Pago 5.) pressed. SMITH, Photographer Mr. Walter McCamraon and his operates two fine stores, one on Mid- 8 Elm friend Mr. Arthur of dle street, a minutes' walk from Mon- St.f Portland, M«. Sweeney Bos- terent. At time the ton arrived ument and night party re- Agent for Sunday from an Square the other In Con- turned FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE Entman & Ensign Films exciting home Just in time for supper. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL trip from Boston in his motor boat gress Square. Either one of these ORDER BY MIbr Anne P. Gamon, an artist of (Incorporated) 80-82 Oak MAIL Em-De. offers all the supply of the wholesale St, Portland, Me. great ability, arrived on Opp. Stat* House Rev. N. Vander Pyle and druggists and no is too Tuesday BOSTOty MASS* family of prescription from Philadelphia to visit her Haverhill, Mass., arrived difficult to be filled at In ad- friends Frhlay to Hay's. at Bide-a-Wee cottage. spend the month of August in the dition to this, on a hot day the soda Gnr- The Misses Martha and Klla SOU field cottage. fountain furnishes most delectable Dick, YEN lERS Marlon Potter and Edythe Mrs. John E. Donallan of cooling and refreshing drinks. Ballentyne, Lynn, who are summering at the Hlllcrest Mass.; Is the guest of Mrs. C. W. New- cottage, went for a short hall at the Briarcliff this week. Buy the Wert End Ice Cream. trip to Songo Tliver, where to Mr. Wm. Campbell of The West End Dairy Co. are they expect Jamaica Plain. dally stay untlll Tuesday. Mass., arrived Friday for his sending gallons of their delirious ice and annual A party of Seashore Land Heating vacation at the Campbell cottage. cream to their many patrons on the Company cottagers went for a aw Miss Martha who has Island of the bay. This firm's first deep fishing Oreul, been trip this week In the visiting friends at Ocean alhi is quality and all who are served "Handy Andy,"' Park, Me., out to Halfway Rock Plumbing for a week returned to the with their frozen sweets are | Light. They Grayledge assured caugh ahout of the ice eighty pounds of the fin- The cottage Saturday, getting best cream obtain- lara*»f up to Ink tine of Souvenir* est flsh that Capt. Harold ever Miss Julia Thomas of San able. The company makes a Sawyer Engineers In the AI«o n lull Francis- specialty saw, and he has seen a urrers rooms with hot city. line of co. and of orders great many. and oold Cal., the Misses Eugenia delivering promptly, and It water for 8TOVK8, RANGF9, fend was somewhat out to $1.00 and up. which In- Margaret Franz of St. their location favors them In this re- rough away cludes TIN W ARK Louis, Mo., are sea hut no free use of shower baths. Watches, guests at the Twin Oak spect. ono was really seasick, Ship Lantern* Clocks, Jewelry cottage for save a to Stoyen, the that few had sort of a queer Nothing Equal ThU in Now and Gal ley Fur- month of August. England and Diamonds The Handy Hardware Store. feeling. Among those who made Rooms with private baths Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Warner of up for $1.60 nUhfng*. New- A hardware store in the were per day ton, arrived any place car- party Mr. and Mrs. C. M. up; suites of two rooms and Oaanlift» and Mass., Saturday to spend ries as a bath for $4.00 Engmta the varied stock of articles as Bowker, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. per day and up. Water Repairing of all kinds at short notloe remainder of the summer on Gurney, Dining Room Syuemt the almost any other kind of store. The and Mrs. Robert J and Cafe Island. Chandler, Mr. and European First-Claw, Kmery-Waterhouse Co. located Mrs, C. P. Plan. Mr. T. P. Uarber and only Chandler. Mr. J. S. Dawes,' ABSOLUTELY F. & C. B. daughters, three or four minutes' walk Mr. FIREPROOF NASH CO. Elizabeth and from the Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Duran. Stone Marjorle and son Rich- steamer floors, nothing wood but tha 384*390 FORE ST. landings, offers to the sum- Mr. George E. Plummer and doors. McKENNEY ard, and Mrs. R. E. Folger of faintly JEWELRY CO. Montpe- mer cottager choice from a stock of of and Mrs. Her, Vt., are the Boston, Galp of the same Equipped with Its own Sanitary JawcUra Ml occupying Spruce uoods that Is of who Vacuum Opticians l odge for the month of always ample, the place, have been summering at Cleaning Riant. August. best and at the the a Mrs. Melcher'a quality right price. Biganuff place, returned to their 8trlctly "temperance Hotel. mother, Mrs. B. E. No one 8RND Monument Harwood need go farther when looking home Friday aftor a most Fon BOOKL.BT. Sqn Portland, Me. of Auburad&le, enjoyahi" STORKR F. Mass., Is for any hardware article. vacation of two weeks. CRAFTS, General Mgr. FREE! FREE! As a of Means Attracting Attention to our House and the Mi OF Line of TOURISTS We need for Pianos Handle We ycu anything House Will Give Away the Following Abbreviations: cb., cbild; d., daughter; or Cottage use anything but for — fam., family; a., son; w., wife. WHENFurniture we want you to re- member Beautiful "PEAKS ISLAND Mabel B Prizes HOUSE, Staples, Framingham Helen R Walker, Wilm'gton Peaks Island, Me. Mrs A L Boynton. Mrs G W Wood, Trenton ABSOLUTELY E. Rowe FREE J*. Prop. NVestborogli Mary Reed Wood, Trenton \See adv. in another column.) Or Geo T Koss & w, Montreal Mjss L C Alexander, I'hila VV E w Diamond Eva H Bellivean, Hartford Johnson, & s, Holyoke Miss L S Alexander, Phila Our Home Ring Fancy Carving Set Heltn M llayer, Hartford M fc. .uarKs & w, N Y Miss Florence Adanis. S'v'h Furnishing (14 carat setting) O C Mover, Boston E P Pearson & w, Plainfield Miss M W Furse, Savannah China Helen M Milnamow, Lansd'ne I F Curtis & \v, ..NY Miss Julia Furse, Savannah Boston Leather Hooker Chocolate Set K. M McDougall, Phila \V E Graves. ,St .Louis Rob't A Neely & w & d, K u Ryan. I'hila f A Haniphy & w, N Y Germantown Departments. Silver Coffee Set Plated Silver Chafing Dish Florence Ryan, I'hila | I Curtis Cs: \v, NY Mrs Geo G Waller, Arthur Ward, Boston Mrs F H Dunton &'d. Port I'd Germantown Chest Rogers Silver F w Beautiful Lamp Julia Keljey, l'rides Cr'ng C Jackson A? d, Robert Burton, Halto (26 Pieces) Miss E Flanagan, ltr'klyn tjNorwalk O W W Gilchrist & w, Halto Come to the store if E H Bullard d s. you can, but re- Gold Plated Clock Josephine Orton, ltr'klyn & V#1 & Susie H Hollstein, Halto Lady's Fancy Gold Watch Grace R Maralak, N V Boston Eleanor Hollstein, Ralto our efficient Hermine Maralak N Y T T Curtis & w, N Y Eleanor Ayres, Phila member, Mail Order De- (Jewel Movement) 22 Calibre Rifle A L Dellingen. Br'klyn Jessie L Jones. Baltimore Mrs. Walter the new Men's Gold Watch Bertha K McNamee. I'hila HILL CREST W Ancker & d. partment and Parcel Post Fancy Roller Skates HOTEL, Halto AlargaretM Knaus, I'hila Chebeaeue Island, Me. (Guaranteed Case) Miss S S 1'ortland our (Improved) Tucker, Chas. W. Hamilton .. any of stock to W nv Prop. brings part big your Lyons, Westbrook (See adv. in another column.) ROBINHOOD INN, China Dinner.'Set — 4 Sterling Silver Sce rf W F Ambach & w, Woons't — Pin C E Bailey Island, Me. door after Mrs R F Woonsoeket Stone, Attleboro very shortly you order it Baker, Miss E. .... Earl I- Townsend, Attleboro J- Massey Prop. Mrs Alice Claffev. Hartf'd (See adv. in another column.) Miss Alice L Claffev. Hartf'd M rs Townsend, Attleboro Order Mail! Charlotte A Boston by Miss A l.oraine Claffev, Hart'd Everett'i tiarrop, Worcester Canavau, Mr& Mr» Worcester Ruth Canavan, Boston A S Harrington \v, Portland Jackson, 11 It Miss M 11 Brooks, Phila Mrs 1) T Savelle. ltoston Smitli, I'hila Miss Alice H Atwood, Brockton Jos K Fleitz & w. Wilkesbarre Savelle, ltoston l'eters C Miss ltoston Freda Crown, Itrockton Daitl, Tokyo Itayne, I. Mary Z ltoston Davidson. Boston J apan Ely, Rosaliu H M Toronto Roberta lily, Iloston Davidson, Itoston Ferguson, PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAIN Miss Sarah CO. A Kohn I'ark, Phila Mrs J II \v, Hoston Ring, Ring Mrs K Miss Elizabeth Park. Phila John I" Miller, X Y John Oddway, Itoston I McCake. Itoston Wilbur S Greenwich PORTLAND, riAlNE. II E H"'-»es & w, Newark J Wright, Iturke, Itoston Misses Wright. Greenwich, Ct Emma S Gensel, City James Jersey Beatrice Parris T Farwell & w, Boston Jessie handt, \nilrews, Brooklyn Jersey City \V Miss Helen M Bost'n Mrs A I) Hamilton. Mt Vern'n Phyllis Andrews, Brooklyn Farwell, Mrs W \Y Mrs II H & s. Toronto E L Care X Y Andrews, Itrooklyn Fegusen X H Newell. Itoston Miss Katherine Chi R M 1 )onahue & \v & s, NY Crooks, W Bradford Phila E G ltoston John Gallingiu, Dorchester Massey, Hudson, Miss M T N H G Fisher. Boston W U Dlvenish. Ottawa Widmeyer, Y Mrs H S N Y Helena M Mudd. Somcrville Minna Rabholz. Allston Adams, M Miss Elsie N Y R H Boston Gertrude Rabholz, Allston Adams. Fisher, S Mrs E W Mrs L Matildo Daniell, Brighton Allen, Washington Mooney. Sherbrooke Miss Miss X Shcrbr'ke Mary E I. Small. UutTalo Dorothy Allen. Mooney, Geraldine Miss Genevieve S Customhouse Wharf Miss F Shcrbr'ke Gorton, Buffalo Cooley, CASCOBAY SEA GRILL Mooney, I" Allar.l Geo II Blatchley, Middletown J w. Itrooklyn Washington Mrs E M Cole. Everett J A Twetney. Itrooklyn Miss It II At the head of the wharf in the room Anna 11 Anderson, Dorchester Itostwich. Itoston THE BEECHES, waiting of the Casco z A Cowan, X Y C' Helen Taft, Allston Miss B M Christcnson, Jhostess F & Arl'gt'n last week at a which A M Cutler & w, Bath '.X Cunningham w, Miss E party Christenson, Arlington was Miss Cutler. Bath Waltham Miss M Du Baltimore very much enjoyed. She tender- Janet Val, Smith, have returned to A B Dolbier, Farmington Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, Mrs C E Anderson, Baltimore ed an entertainment to the their 'home in Waltham employees Helen M Kearns, X Y of the Auburn, Me. FIND THE lO TURKEY HEADS Mrs John Jenkins, Montreal colony and music on a Victor Anna Kearns. X Y CLIFF HOUSE. Master John Jenkins, Montreal machine and were the Captain J. Toothaker of the schoon- DIRECTIONS Mrs Ellen Kearns, X Y Cape Cottage, Me. dancing sources R It Dunellen Miss Vivian Jenkins. Montreal of er Lochinvar arrived In this picture are ten Turkey heads. Can find Woodhull, R. E. Rowe Prop. entertainment. Ice cream was recently home you them ? Outline each Head with a pen K Boston A B Mosley ^ w. W Somcrville or pencil on this or a *epar ite sheet of C Borts. (See adv. in another column.) served at from a sword anr paper and number them 1, 2. 3. etc. To the fifteen neatest, E E Attlebro Miss Majorie McKeown, Colony Hall, where the fishing trip reports correct, art'stic answers will be given free the fifteen Hawkins, S a absolutely prizes in the order named. Re- E Orange J Burnell, Hartford pleasant affair was very good catch. The crew of the member that neatness as well as correctne s .1 H Ernco, Attleboro held, and the danc- is taken in consideration in making: the awards. Only II C & w, Phila Miss Geraldine McKeown. Miss L A Buruell. Hartford one member of each fami y is to this Harding ing was also schooner netted $138 each for the re- elidible contest. The judge-* will be three well known persona E \ (i Thomas X- w, R I enjoyed very greatly. of Cortland. at Bertha M Hoffman, Phila Orange Everyone finding least eifrnt of the turkey heada will be awarded a F M McGratli Boston L The all sults of the trip, which that sterling silver W S Canning. Zanesville & w, I'heiff & w, X Y employees feel very grateful proves scarf pin. All answers must be sent in before August 18th, 1913. Frank Boston Mrs A l!rami. the T II Knox. X Y C McGrath Tr. X Y to Mrs. McCandless for what she has fishing business is still a profitable Mrs E V Howard, Albany X Y J S Mitchell & w, Sherbrooke F VV Richtcr w & d, X Y done for them, and one. F H Doten, Portland Mrs II B Fletcher, Sherb'ke they appreciate A Sherbrooke the W H Tobey & w. Concord ROCKMERE HOUSE. Roy, _ _ thoughtfulness and consideration G G Barrett w & f, Ottawa Littlejohn's Island. Marguerite V Clarke, Br'klyn that prompted the act. Miss Mabel F l'hila H H Clow & w, Boston H. Hamilton Prop. Hamilton, • B M Allen, Brookline (Sec adv. in another column.) MrsSara .Mac Murtie, Phila Mr. Farrington Abbott has arrived I House. LORD F & WAREROOMS W Charles Dare, Bridgeton Merriconeag GO G Barton & w. X Haven Mr II F Boston at the colony and will the rest Dering, Frank II Dodd w, X Y spend "Nellie V Ryan, Adams Mrs II I-" Boston of the J Dering. W S iV w, summer with his here. house almost A Archer. Auburndale Mr T S Johnston Montreal family filled with I.ongridge, Boston Sara Fuller. Mrs T E Eraser. Toronto Mrs A tea was served SATISFIED GUESTS. Street, Masonic T S I.onridge, Boston Adalberto C Springfield at the Yacht Club Congress Bldg., Portland, Me. Miss Bruce Fraser, Toronto Mrs Boston I'aranbos, Spr gfi'd J Lon<»ridge, as R Howes w & d, last Saturday afternoon, over which J II Harfelin, N Y Mr C E Watertown J ^ j Willison, Springfield Mrs. L. H. A F Harfelin, X Y Mrs C E Willison, Watertown Spalding and Mrs. Charles News of Some of the Sojourners Here. 'G W Cobb. Auburn To be ure of Mr WL Hill. Athol P. Slu/man presided. For the rest of Other Items of Mrs Eva V Blanslct. Newark SUMMIT Interest. Mr Henry I. Andrews, Wobttrn HOUSE, the season MrsG II E Orange there will be a tea every Farrington. Mrs Henry L Andrews Wob'n Chebeague. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. and .. Haynes Mrs F L Morse. Mr Frederick W Bosworth. Mrs. C. M. Hamilton Prop. Saturday afternoon and different lad- 1if" F It Milh r w. Mr. and X- Woburn (Sec adv. in another column.) ies will be in charge of them. daughter, Mrs. B. H. Beavens, ^ R G Miller, Mr C F Siilford Mrs F H Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Lee and I.yford. Bullard, The George family Dr McVean & w. MrsCFLyford. Milford Miss S II Bullard, Buffalo Abdell Club of Lewiston, Me., i(t II arrived for the month of August from m\ Lcland, Miss Mildred Betts, M iss Mary E llodgkins was very entertained Marie Chase. pleasantly by Pa. make it at Wilmington Buffalo Mrs. Wilkesbarre, Mr. Haynes is pas- Eliz A Williams. " F. A. Morey at Hurricane Hut Miss Isabel Wales, Miss L L Smardon, X Y tor of the Church at h'-me. H W Williams & here last week on Presbyterian iv w, Rev L II Koehler, Hartford J II Shaw & w, Montreal Tuesday. The par- F f Robinson, Kingston, Pa. The many friends of To make it Mrs Warren 11 Colson, Boston Master G A Shaw, Montreal arrived in t'he some G It & I I' ty morning, com- Mansur, Miss Elizabeth Colson, Boston John M Macfarlane & w, l'hila Mrs. Col. Darte of Kingston will be easily and F II Small & w. ing by automobile and some by the Dr & Mrs Amos J Draper, Miss W Macfarlane, l'hila glad to know that her recent injury oc quickly, Miss Steele. Washington Archie Macfarlane. Phila steamer. Dinner was served soon Miss Walsh. casioned by the of the steer- smooth and Mrs Mary T Strachan, T Woodward, Phila after arrival and the afternoon brpaking Miss K Walsh. Park F in her velvety Hyde ()lga Maiden — ing gear automobile, is not seri- Miss G Jatisson. was spent in diverse Walsh, Miss Louise Biddle, Dedham Louise Wilkinson. Atlantic ways boating, ous. we recom- Miss A Major and Mrs. F. E. Cummings Walsh. Wilkinson, Atlantic automobile riding, etc. The return Miss C Carolyn are here for some the mend and Hawkins, Geo 1< Adams & w ch. was time, major vis- A WOODBINE & COTTAGES B'klyn trip made late in the afternoon Hunt, I* Adams iSr w, Aub'ndale in stock a Bailey Island, Me. John in the iting Augusta Wednesday of this week carry complete line of LIGHTNING and WHITE MOUNTAIN A Meany, Miss Grace K same way as the party came, freezers Mrs. H. S. Sinnett .... Prop. Adams, to review the 2nd Dr. and Auburndale auto or Regiment. (See adv. in another column.) by by steamer, after a very Mrs. THE SEASIDE COTTAGE. W Odion Jfe w, Greenman of Philadelphia have M Dean. Boston Henry Br'klyn delightful day had been Bailey Island, Me. J Mrs (ico I,. Merrill, Reading enjoyed. chosen the for Swim, Melrose in Merriconeag their Au- Mrs. H. E. Cram .... Agnes I- Those the p;rty were Mrs. Nellie Prop. Geo H 1$ I'hila Ashley Merrill, ReaiGng gust home. The doctor is director of THE (See adv. in another West, N 1 Etta EMERY-WATERHOUSE CO. column.) Gerald II MrGeggie, Noyes, S. Turner, Mary R. Gif- West, I'liiia 11 Worcester the Wistar Institute of and Mrs R II White. Newport M I'hila CChenery. ford, Lottie T. Nellie A. Anatomy Wholesale (iladys West, Robert M Richie, Boston Norcross, Nye, Retail Alice lv Kochfort, New Haven Mrs A M X Y C Biology. Jerome, Loretta F Bost'n Alice Norcross, Allie Verna HARDWARE K M Gracff. Springfield Miss M E Icrome, N Y C McDonough, Bonney, Mrs. Levi of Newton arrived I. Eliz F Boston Cooley ! C Glatt Sc w, I'atcrson II A Hoeftler & Glenside Mcrrigan, Noyes, Clara F. Towle, Jessie Borton, Cor. Pearl and Middle w, Florence E Boston for the sixth season. Mr. will Sts., Portland. Me. Mildred Duncan, Worcester Thelma I< Glenside Crotty, J. Emerson Cooley Hoefflcr, Loretta C Boston Augusta and Ethel Porter. | Gladys Knight. Worcester E Goff. Arden Cauley, arrive later. Mr. arid Mrs. Thos. Mary Dorchester Chen-, Helena E Holmes, l-ewiston Mrs Wm Arden Mary J Haggcrty, j Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Nevins of Mr. Goff, L Dorchestcr ey, Cheney's father and mother C A Lamey, Lewiston Geo E Carr. Melrose Mary Logan, Lewiston arrived last for | _ Helen S Dorchester Sunday two and Miss Ellis of are Mary I- Davis, Wayne Miss B I. Bath Moylan. Morrisville, Vt., TAKE HOME A Kingsburg, R weeks' at Llnwood Roger 1" Knight, Worcester Miss L I) N Y Mary McCarthy, Cambridge cottage. again here. Mr. Cheney, a lawyer, in- Mrs L Flynn, City Katharine C So Host'n J Worcester Miss G M Elizabeth Collins, No word has surance White._ Brant, Elizabeth K been received at last man and past speaker of the Miss Doris White, Worcester W G Russell, Elizabeth Mylcs, Camb'dge Miss D A Worcester F W Shaw, Montreal report from Mr. Lewis K. who is Vermont is enthusiastic Chase, Bessie Stewart, N Y Scott, House, very Genuine iWaine Tourmaline Miss Balto II B Frovidence at a Dean. Jcanic S Stewart, N Y Hanley. Worcester hospital awaiting an over Harpswell, the seventh year, and II C Chenerv, Worcester Charles Tholl, Providence Dr Philip F Morrow & w, It is he it is W Harold New Haven Mrs Rose Tholl, Providence operation. sincerely hoped that says the best yet. Mrs. Chen- Beautiful Souvenir the Brown, Mtl Elmer E Butler Johnson, from Pine Tree State. Maine Priscilla F Hawes, Bertina Tholl, I'rovidcnce the operation, when performed, will ey will be recalled as the Koxbury Auburndalc lady with Tourmalines are now included Anita J West, Somervillc Bessie A Christy, Maiden be successful in the wonderful among the choicest Master Wade C Johnson, Maiden every particular. collection of pitchers, M W Welsch, Phil a Auburndale Alice A Tubman, gems. are K N Y Hamilton and her collection now 1200. They beautiful; exquisite shades and remark- Mrs F E Hanson, N Y C Lawrence Bristol N Y Duffey, Philip wife are spend- numbering Mrs N Jr, jS W E A brilliant. Here are in F Deane, Portland Miss Henrietta Fraser, Doty, Orange ing a few days here as guests of Mr. very happy dinner party was given ably they wonderful assortment; Mrs K Mrs D R At well, Hoboken J Lake. Somerville Yonkcrs N Y this week Mr. and Mrs. M Scarf La Mrs I' Claudia B Atwell, Hoboken Hamilton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. by U. Pins, Valleres Pendants, in or J Baker, Boston A N Ilabberlcy & f, Melrose Rings platinum Sirs F M Mrs W & s, E Orange F. Hamilton. Grafton of Sinckley, Pa. At the tables finest Morse, Reading Mrs B B Hawk & f, Phila Rtchcy gold, also in fancy hand made designs in fine orien- Mrs HC Fessenden W Med'd Mrs Master Kenneth Barnard, were Mr. and Mrs. Grafton, John J. Ida Myers, Phila tui. '■>. am. ^finuiuniK una uet'ii Ull H tal work. Miss Ellen Mayor. I'rov Montreal Offered at most reasonable prices ever Boston cruise Chew ?f Vlr^Jniq, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. quoted T.ottic MacDowell, Dorchester Ada Donahue, down east with his handsome on these gems. Herbert R Green, Reading THE DRIFTWOOD, Anna Donahue, Boston Boynton of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Me. yacht, Sheerwater IT. A party of E M Thompson, Portland Bailey Island, Mrs Robert Shaw & (, Mont'l Geo. Ro^h of were Mrs. A. McK. Gulliver, friends also the cruise with "Montreal entertain- Richard C Smith, F C S, Prop, Miss A Smardon, Montreal enjoyed (This line represents* co'lectton made by Mr. C. A. an on Maine (See adv. in another ed by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, authority G«m») llellevillc N J column.) Mrs Harold Barnard, Montreal Mr. Spaulding, and a fine was ex- Grafton, Friday by " trip an auto M A Dayton, Rye N Y Mrs Chas A Noble. Master Robert Barnard, perienced. trip to Poland Spring. Recent E E Hammond, N Y Hill Madame Charbonneau, Mont'l MITCHELL & BR A UN CO. Rye Chestnut " arrivals are Walter S. Mohr and PORTEOUS, Miss Sarah Carter, Chas Hollister Noble, Fernald Charbonneau, Mrs. JameB Magiii, who has been Miss Anna " Chestnut Hill wife, Bloomfield, N. Y. Mr. Mohr Thornton, visiting Mrs. James E. Baker, has re- Geo E Dibber, Portland Mrs Edw S Kirkbride, THE J0HN80N, is connected with one of the large I E L turned to St. Louis. Mrs Dunn, Worcester Morrisville Bailey Island, Me. dry goods bouses. Boating, bathing, Mildred Davis, Hath Sic Mary M Kirkbride. H. F. | Johnson Prop. Mr. D. S. Thompson and his two croquet, tennis and music has hostess and host have anything to do Anna Ricc. Bath Me Morrisville (See adv. in another column.) filled Mr* Alfred T Sor'gfi'd grandchildren, Stanley and Raymond the week with with their decision. Wright, Anna McMaster, Crafton complete gaiety. THE MERRICONEAG. Ethel M Wright, Springfield I'hila Miss Helen Brown and A T Florence M Morris, Master Clyde 80. Harpawell, Me. Wright, Springfield N Y Wm H Hcbard. C W Jennings, Elizabeth Brown were among the at F. A. Kierce Prop. Springfield Lillian Leominster Mahler, Isabelle Robertson, Montreal Miss L M Babcock, Montreal Chebeague guests Miss K L Hebard, King, N (See adv. in another column.) Springfield Mrs S A Millord Ralei((h C Master JSoycc Robertson, W P Baird, Montreal Miss Ernestine Fay's charming birth- Mr* C H B Fisher, Ellis. Mia* Eckcrson. F E 8c Schenect'y ? B N Y Lilly Montreal Mrs H F Barwick, Montreal fete which (took on Major Ctimming* w, Mis* E II Balto Wirtheb, West wood N day place Monday, I'ortland Lynn, Culver, Cambridge J Standley May, Montreal Miss Helen Barwick, Montreal Mrs II C Bank*, Ardmore Julia Ruth N Y Gordon August 4, at the Fay's the Dr W Grrcnman & w. Fhila B Milliken, Worcester Thompson. Payne, Montreal Miss Jessie Barwick. Montr'l Mr. and Mrs. Horace T. Sadler, cottage, J H C Rank* Ardmore 1 Mr* C W N V on Mr Jr. w St 2 ch. JcnninR*. Geo II Hnnna 8c w, Montreal Miss Florence Harwick, Mon'l "Kew," the west end of the Island. Russell & w, Newton Mis* Minerva Phila t!has Howard & Miss Dawes whose cottage, the Pleasant View, Just Mr E & Huff, So l'«rln Jennings, N Y Kthel M Hanna. Montreal Miss Ruth Harwick, Booth w, N Y Miss Kdna Montreal below Miss Is at Mrs l.evi H Foss, Phila Worcester Winnifred R Hnnna, Montreal Miss Elizabeth Walker. the post office, la well known to Dorothy Ball, Camp Cooley. Newt'lle Mis* R I'hila Alice M Sullivan, jjtho 1 If Howe w & Emily Fry. Worcester (•race E. Meldrum, Montreal residents of Its I Pequolg for the was d, Waltham Mr* K E Phila Mabel G Sullivan, CA9CO BAY HOU8R, Bridgton Cbebeague 'by bright suraapAr. visiting Hel«n D Mawr Thoma*, N Y Mrs Wm P Ilaird. Montreal * ranees E True, Lovcll and friends at King. Byrn Mr* E Goff. Winche*ter E Allen, Long Inland, Me. varl-colored garden, are Mere Polnx over the week- W S Moler & w. field Mary St w St 1 d. Master Hob Bairn, Montreal M R Morrison « w, Montreal enter-1 ni'm'ii Mr* Sarah T Winchester F T Carlton Chaa. K. Cuahine Prop. end. Helen S Mawr Goff, Andover Master Wm. Baird, Mont( Syke* w, Newton Emily R Fry, Phila Mi** R Ilurnett, Fred Fennelljr, ar-, Augusta Florence C Newton Mr* Payne, Wratmount Ruth Vallance, Montreal Maude Dorchester tlntlcally around the flower and Miss Svkes, K E Thoma*, Phil* Mr* James Barr. rittiburg Charlea Tl Fennelly, draped Hyltle. They will spend the W I> Btarter «r If Mr* A I'etsch. N Y i*« Grace Vallance, Montreal A J Herring. w, Farm% Bay & Haraswell line] boat."Spray" at seven o'clock and re- turned to Chebeague. The party con- Time Table in Elfect Jane 1913. 30th, sisted of Mr. W. H. Harris, Miss Hart- READY FOR THE SUMMER Lester, Miss Ambia and Mis3 Harriet WEEK DAYS. Harris, Miss Margaret, Miss Gertrude SOUVENIR PLATES and Mr. Robert Albion, Mis3 Clara and From l'orv'nnd (Custom House Wharf) This season we have a new To l Miss Olive souvenir eaks Island (Forest O ty Landing) WITH COMFORT Webster, Misses Ernestine plate 0 45. FURNITURE a 6.45. 7.40. 1) 00 10.15 a. in.. 12.15, 1 15. and Marie Robbins and Master Ernest showing in colors very artistic and trup to life 2.15. 4 15 5.14. 0 15. 3j. 8.15 1>30 iu. p. Lawrence. of the New Hall and at To Cashing Is and-0 45. 7.45. U OO. 10.13 picture City selling 50c. a. m 12. 15, 2.15 5 15, 0.15. 8.15 p. m. A Comfortable *'"0' """ 'uu ouuui iveiiev ui ousiun We have also the ever To l.itt e and U.e.it Rocker, ,, popular "Longfellow" Dianund isluud. $1.00 the Massaehusett8 Trefetlien and Kvergrien Landings. (l'ci.kh Plate at 50c., the 4'Pearl of Orr's Island" Plate at lland)s—*0.45 8 15. 10.80 a. in.. \Voman8Stary Association? is here on 12.15, 2.15. constructed 35c and other souvenir at 4.15. 5 15. 0.15. 7 ;io p. in. Substantially of he sland LT an plates 25c each. Souv- To extended sojourn. I'oucc and Douglitv Landing (Lous Mrs ,♦ enir Pitchers at each. Island! —0.45. rock k'Si at Old Orchard, 25c 8.15, xHU'O a in.. 12 15 maple wit do uble split ^ 2 Aueust 1 t°8pf.ak xl.15, 15, 4.15. X5.20. « 15 7 30 p. m. J* he :S,a,ne Woman Suf- . .. To Cleaves Laming (Long Is.and) — reed seat all finis ed € (raw L1J' to be 10 00 a. in t Day he!d m.. 1.15, 5 2.1, 0.15 p in. there In tho iIeW To l.itt e evenin& at a to Pennants and a. meeting Cbcbeaeiu*—10A0 m.. 1.15. natural. m Pillows 6 20 P m. be held in UInent S(ll,are, Portland To CHIT « We have a fine Is r.nd. Wes;eru and Central MrsJira tKelley will be the princiuai assortment of souvenir ban- Landings (Great Ciiebeagiu*) Simla ners and — speaker. Mr. F. her souvenir Hainswell Bai.ev Is and and O.rs Islaud We Have Chairs to Match Joseph Kelley pennants. Fragrant fir pillows b0.4.», 10 00 a. in.. 1 15. 5.20 p. m. husband, is also to visit the As and To island'. pillow tops. Sunset Li'.udlng (Ur at Cbebeagno) secretary of the Men's Buftin Island. Mere l'oint. Blreb Isiaud Suffrage League md Haipswell Centre- -10.00 a. m 5.15 he is most active p. in. and iff8«° s S6tif' great ability. To Eastern Luidlnj: (Groat Cbebeague). Miss Hetn na» £f Thompson Art Prints Cousins and Llttlejohn Island—10.00 a. m 1.15. ii. W°man These are 5.15 ui. Suffrag^^Assoc^ation6 beautiful hand colored photos of To South Freeport—lO.CO a. in. isathe SlSter' ^ Aa! JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. Portland, Casco Bay and nearby scenery. They RETURN i (Week Days) ^lESL" are real works of art and come in -Miss Elizabeth many novel To For tin ml. 190-192 Middle St., Portland, Me., Near Postoffice' Edmonds of Santa forms and all sizes and From I'ouks Is and (Forest CI'v Land- CaIifornla, is visiting Mrs H prices. ing)—0.15, 7.2!t. 8 13 0.30. 10 45 a. ui 12 35. Nnj Morse.?i Miss Edmonds has recently 1.30. 2.35. 4.35 5 10.15 :$5. 0.35. 7 50, 8.35. Paris in. Cashing Island—7 00. 8 IK). 0.15. where has a 0.30 a. Ji. ui.. 12.45. 2.45. 5.45. 0.45. 8.45 i> 2E?studio in !r,°mthe art colony. Di. Little Diamond Is.: ml—0.20. 7 25, 8 20. a. Mrs Antoine Dorticos and her sis- 0.45. 11.15 in. 1.45. 3 45. 5.40, 8 55 p. ill. DOW & PINKH AM Great Diamond Inland—0.15, 7.20. 815. ei, Mjss Helen Bates, gave a bridge 9 40, 11.10 a. m. 1.40, 5.35. 8.50 3.40. :<• tables' even- m. Trefethen 7.15, S.10. VVednesday Landing—0.10. -FIRE ine Th T. 11 "''h afternoon F. IX) ing. & 0.35, a. ill. INSURANCE- Mrs. H. N FOSS 1 35. 3.35. 5 30. 8.45 p. Thursday SONS m. Evergreen Landing—0.05, 7 10. 8 05. .Morse gave a tea. These social affairs P 35 30 11.05 a. ill.. 1.30 3.30. 5 25. 8.40 p ai. Exchange St., Portland, Me. HOUSEFURNISHERS Ponee in honor of Mrs. Southard, Landing—5 55 7.00. 7 55. 0.20, Diuellings, Cottagfs, Hotels and Seaside Property H. N. PINKH AM. xll.10 n. insured in the nf u" of Port- in., 1.20. 3 20. x4.10 5 15 x5 55 leading companies. H. W. SUSSKRA.U T, F. C. HUSSEY wife6 Southard, MONUMENT 8.30 p m Dou'thty Landing—5 45. 0.50, land SQUARE. 7.45, 0.10. 1100 a. ni.. 1 10 3.10. 4.01, 5 05. B.45, 8 20 p. m. Ctesives Saturday evening. August 16, a sone 8 Landing—5.40 45. 10.55 n. ni.. 5.35 p. m. Little Clie- WILLIAM " 31 the home of bcagne—(1 40. 10.50 a. in.. 5.30 in. C 1IT SENTER & CO. p. Mr.Mr andnVx Mrs. bfJohn »5iVen H. Ridge the artist* Island—0.25, 10.35 a. in.. 3 40. 5.15 p. ni. Western Landing—(510. 10.20 a in.. 3.25 "o'ns -Mr. Dorticcre, iyric tenor p. m Central Landing—0.00. 10 10 a n.., JEWELERS assisted by Mr. Max Passano. 8.15, 4.50 p. m. South Harpswell—5.35 B 30 a. m 2.45. 4 25 p. m. Bailey Island 51 D< Webber a Exchange Portland, Me. enjoyingx "sirr" ASTOR CAPE (Mackerel Cove Landing)—5 20 a. in. York St., shortQh«f8' outing at Gardiner. Landing—0.15 a. in.. 2.30. 3.45 p. in. Oris Charts, Compasses, Souvenir Spoons, Views of Portland and Vicinity. —MAINE'S FINEST AND MOST SANITARY Island—5.00 0.00 a in 2.15. 4 00 p. ill Saturday the Grossman Box Co RESTAURANT.— Under new Bunset I>and a Management. Open from a. m. ng—7.25 in.. 3.40 p. m. nine of Portland, one of the strongest 6 to 12 p. tn. Cousin Is and—7.10 a. in.. 3 25 P in. Lit- nines in that city will here. Home tlejohn Island—7 05 a. in 3.20 p. m. play Cooking, Home Made Pastry, Coffee. Eastern Landing—0.50. 0.55 a. m 3.05 ;)• Combination Meals Superba Mrs Alice P. Carmichael and daugh- every day 25c. Turkey Dinrer 50c. m. Bustin Is and—G 25 a. in.. 2.45 p. ^n. Water served Sundays Underwood Spring ter of free. Beautiful Private Rooms for South Freipo t—2.25 p. in Merc Point— ENGLISH TEA ROOM Theodora, Topsfield, Mass., are Dining Ladies and Gentlemen. 6.05 ti. m- 1.50 p. in. Bireli Ts'and—fi.OO visiting at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. a. m., 1.45 m. 609 MAINE JOHX p. Ilarpswell Centre—5.45 Congress St., PORTLAND, Breakfast after 8. Luncheon 11 to 3. t.. H. Lunt on Beach Avenue. A.OLARIT ST, •. m.t 1 3ft p. m. Proprietor (2 doors east Public Library) Afternoon Tea until 6 m. Reference—x—Epress, •—This trip does p. party bas been entertained not s.op at Trefethen Landing, b—Tlii3 hvAba,,pyb> Mis. L. M. Taylor at the cottage trip does not stop at Western Tel. 34-84- Rooms Landing. Single and En Suite of A,rs- Aaron Cleaves on E. B. WINSLOW. C. W. T G<>I>ING, President. Gen. Mgr. fhf «»£ AmonK the party is i w 5 C- Br-vant and family of I?,Gieenfield, « !'(, Mass., who have been here "Rest and James A. Martin and Son Easy, be two weeks and who plan to stav an- which other week. Dr. Bryant is a leading COMFORT FURNITURE Funeral Directors and contented, you C L I Embalmers CO. of Greenfield. He conies physician For the or will if your Build- EDGAR L. JORDAN down each week for the week Cottage 19 Myrtle St. Portland, Maine. end and Camp E. Large assortment of all the newest are insured with LINWOOD JORDAN spends practically all the time while things in this line at reason- T«l. 187W. ings able 13 Exchange Street 8 Mrs- Br>'a"t and prices. Fred W. B. Coroner us. , Martin, Portland, Maine Mr?lis. t!Taylor }Vater-have given several sail- FIRE ing parties in the launches of Capts CHEBEAGUE. Trufant and Cleaves, as well as two deep sea fishing parties. FRANK P. TIBBETTS & CO. of (Continued from Page 7,) Saw>'er Greenfield, 4 and 6 Free Mass., celebratedJ", ?' her 84th birtlidav Street, Portland, Maine. last week by going to Portland in a left "Khatmandhu" on Saturday, after Best Postcard sailing party given by Dr. Bryant. there for two weeks. Fine Candies r' visiting Views, TemPle and family of ribbon dances will be as ALSO well as ri given, come to visit their The annual sale of the Ladies' Aid Greenfield,nE,dJWard Mass.. have taken a mother. Mr. and 'part the May Pole and Highland Fling. The Mrs. ot Mr. Aaron Cleaves house for the Fleming arrived on and Society of the M. E. church of this The finest line of and domestic and Misses Adams of who Sunday imported Cigars Bailey Island, will stay two ^.eeks or more. which will take Mr- is niaa- are Island, place at Hill in Portland. Ten)I,le directing it, have given the same Cigarettes atrer < f tiUS"ZL Granite j Winnemore Crest hall, Thursday afternoon and Greenfield and in several other and it cottage, located just be- K. ,e places has al- low Ua tPJMaible works,. They were here during the post office, has been evening, August 14, will be one of the Shop With l/IDl/AN ff nAUIC OH <78 Middle St.. Portland ways been a great success. Mrs. Ger- taken by season. Parcel Post August ot last year and hope to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trott of events of the The chairman by Mil VAN CO UAVIo UUi Teleph. ne 47RO spend trude Walker-Crowley, who has Winches- more time here in the future. Their ter for the rest of the of the committee, Mrs. Howard S. charmed so many in Casco Bay with summer. Miss has visitors are Madame Temple and Mr Elliot, also of is a Hamilton, worked very hard to her delightful singing, will sing sever- Winchester, guest Joseph Partinheimer of Greenfield. at this attractive and well make it a success, and will introduce al groups of songs, and will be accom- situated cot- tage. Mr. Trott is many new and interesting features. It aPI,rec'ative audience, panied by Miss Doris perhaps known fo Sleeper, the tal- all will a heard Edwardbl\l A. the Bostonians, but for the benefit undoubtedly be attended by F —^ Thompson, mono^ ented young pianist The tickets are virnitvire in of the colonists from other large number. Among the interesting Cottage loguist Tuesday evening the play, in such demand that it will be wise places we Disraeli. Mr. will add that he wins his attractions will be a tea table to be We make a specialty during the Summer Season of Spcond Thompson was fully to secure them early. fame as the Hand Furniture for n command of all the and editor of the section presided over by Miss Rosamond camps and cottages. parts AT T* Ri»lnll Rovmnn/1 r\ f sporting of the a Dutch table at which Our Second Hand is the listeners who heard Mr. George Arliss Boston Globe. Spaulding, Department largest in the State, City arrived on Saturday at his charm- and rolls will and is the one of its kind. Our show room f the past winter Mrs. Julius sausages be distributed only in near Artists Christensen and Miss perfectly said that ™fraeli ing bungalow Point. He by the Misses Robbins. The table of sanitary and well lighted, and the we offer are sail eth^rtMMr. Thompson's work was Anna Christensen have bargains real expects to stay about ten days and left their airy articles will be in of ones. All second baud goods are renovated remarkably perfect. In in (lection, and cottage on the eastern fancy charge thoroughly before then return home, taking Mrs. end for a short on and differ from new in often in tone, he Ray- while. Mrs. W. P. Merrill; Mrs. Anna Cleaves being placed sale, goods price only. faithfully repre- mond home with They have gone to sented the him. The Raymonds Bootlibay will have of the table of useful Arliss "Disraeli," making Harbor to visit friends charge NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE now are entertaining Miss Wust and there for a articles. The tree the evening a non-scenic replica of j week. Miss orange will be in Miss Oliver, also of New York Christensen will visit drama which ran five months at City. charge of Mrs. B. J. Thompson; the Ihe wa''bul" Miss Julia McCormick of Philadelphia. thfthe Plymouth Theatre. Boston. Mr. L. T. Chandler of Springfield, pundh table, Miss Martha Littlefield; TOLMAN-BRADFORD FURNITURE GO. Miss McCormick together with Miss Mass., is at the airy and beautiful cot- the candy table, Mrs. Winfield Hamil- 327 Cumberland Ave., Corntr Preble Tonight the grand concert is to be Ella Robbing and Mrs. Robert St., Portland, Me. tage, "The for a Pang- ton and Miss Beula Hamilton. The deservedly Pelham," week's horn, Miss pomilar visit. brought Christensen to Colonial mixedh A r Tuesday or Thursday whom it It a members Dr. and belonged. belongs to Mrs. carrying bag weighing thirty pounds of the west end on nr«fL"e Communications be Mrs. Tonks of Poughkeepsie, Mrs. Schufel, who has been colony preferred. should Charles H. Bucknam of Boston and is visiting filled with provisions, blankets, etc. This N. who have built an Mrs. Brown at Saturday. unique affair was at- Mana&er Progressive 'Y., attractive so Clyde "Kenmore," her The did tlhelr own even attractive that many visitors are girls cooking, tended by all the cottagers and loud Base Ball r°i care of Hill cottage-bungalow on the eastern end, bungalow on Artist's Point, is now Club, Crest, drawn to it. those who have to chopping the wood, for a hatchet was the entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Neal Among a praise bestowed on both the week eo Bucknam, Mrs. Bucknam's that purpose. These young girls also The over the week-end and were son., C'hebengue ball nine defeated 8tafr> by a 8COre of stayed and Miss N. Miss Mary Ballard spent the week- slept out of doors on the mountains' H. Hopkins, of Boston. the strong A. F. Cox Co. nine of 78f T,'esdayTr.IP«dChin.f the strong Cliff Island completely charmed by the beautiful end in with Miss Alice Port- Mr. Bucknam and Miss are Kennebunkport at night, rolled up in their oilskin won from view of the which the of Hopkins land, Saturday last on the local dia- I them. 6-1, but the Pro- bay piazza still here. Rodgers, a school mate in Philadel- and blankets. The Miss Louise Richards, a sleeping bags mond, the score 11-2. gressives regular pitchers were ab- the Tonks' cottage afforded them. Mr. Mr. Fred being The bat- niece of Mrs. visited here phia. Ballard, Ballard, members of this unique and venture- of Walter *«"> ">»■ been Bucknam, ting Curit and George formed by "Cedarcroft," the cozy be- for two and Mr. Brown motored up from Phil- some were Miss Janet and Miss Hig- cottage weeks, and returned to her trip gins were the features of the "obcn «' Springfield, a to Mrs. of Richmond on and to game. longing Fleming home in BeLfast, Me., adelphia Saturday expect Theresa Howell of Baltimore, Miss Higgins four I guest at HillW-, Crest. completely getting singles and one "'J0*? Hill, N. Y., will again be the scene of charmed the location stay on the island the of Edmonds of Boston and Miss double by and the inte- remaix^ler Betty out of live times at bat and Dr. L. M. of festivities now tfhat Mr. and Mrs. the summer. PasBfi.no, professor W. rior also of this attractive little Jessie Ridge of Portland. They left Curit getting three cot- singles and a sacri- mathematics at Massachusetts Insti- T. Fleming of Richmond Hill have tage. The members of the West End col- Monday, July 21, and arriv- fice out of five Chebeague times at the bat. tute of Technology In Boston, has ony will to hear of the ed back the flr»t of this week. Tfliey rejoice gradual Maud Richmond, the well know* joined his family at Lone Ash on the recovery of Mr. F. N. from stopped at numerous camps on the Townley actress, who Is summering here on the west end for the remainder of the blood poisoning and rheumatic fever. way, where they were entertained island with her mother and sister at summer. came most Mr. Townley down to the Gray cordially. their on You'll cottage the south shore, ha3 Mr. and Mrs. Q. Shaw of Cambridge, surely cottage by Sunset landing for a rest mr, nowen nas ueen uikiiik been jrvogur engaged by Mr. Henry W. Cald- Mass., are visiting their daughter, and he contracted blood poison from a beautiful canoe trip on Lake well to Sebago .present a sketch here Wednes- Mrs. Glldden at the West End. Mr. find the day evening, Aug. 13, at Assembly Shaw will leave on Saturday for Bos- things you Hall. Mt. Frederick Komlosy of New ton, where he will be joined a week York City, an actor of exceptional later by Mrs. Shaw. will assist Miss want to ability, Richmond and /Dr. and Mrs. James P. Albion of find Miss Irene Johnson and Frederick Portland entertained Mr. and Mrs. Desmond will complete the cast. "In Clayton iParrington of Portland for the DELICIOUS Honor Bound" is the to play be given day at their bungalow on Birch Point, in and in this sketch all four characters on Friday. Mrs. G. S. Hunt also of are given a fine Punches, Fruit opportunity to display Portland spent Thursday and Friday Cups their talents. The new stage scenery at the bungalow. Mr. Richard Gar- ICE CREAM AND PUDDING SAUCES and setting recently completed will land, a school-mate of Robert Albion, be used for the first time with this spent the week-end with iDr. Albion. can be served production. Miss Richmond's many Mrs. L. L. Miss FURNITURE Bullock, Sarah Stowell instantly by using friends will be pleased with the oppor- and Mr. Edward Bouvier motored to see in tunity her a play here. down to Portland from Worcester on Tickets for this special performance Monday and came to this island an of the most are now on enticing sale. the of Mrs. Albion for a mu ■ guests week. ino uxjti urup curtain tot use at Mr. Robert, Miss Margaret and Miss HAY'S FIVE FRUIT Assembly Hall was used for the first Gertrude Albion gave a marshmallow character and value * time last Thursday evening and all toast on the beach on Friday night In The combined juices of five ripe fruits at present were delighted with it. The honor of Mr. Garland, their guest. Miss their best. centre scene Is an exceptional paint- Hart-Lester Harris, M1«n Ambia and at ing of Little Chebeague lslatfll and ev- Miss Harriet Harris, Mlw Clara and it Keep always in your yacht, your cot- ery detail is an exact reproduction of Miss Olive Webster, Mlsnes Ernestine the little island. and tage, your auto and be prepared for guests The painting is of Marie Robblns and master Ernest 1hi highest order and is the of Lawrence were the at time. work young people pres- any Pints, 40c; Quarts, 75c* Mr. Frederick of New York ent and were Dr. Komlosy 1 they chaperoned by City, a itcenery ipainter employed by and Mrs. Albion. of the many larger playhouses in the Dr. Newell D. Johnson again arriv- u U country. The other scenery used in ed for his imual week- H4V Middle Street and this on.Chebeagne CAWC cosy hall is from the brush of fche e>nd vlBlt at hln cottage, "Lyndewiflt," H. H. uAl jUIMj same artist j Congress Square Great interest In being manlfeirted Mr. W. A. Harris, 8r., took a large In the "Folk Dancing" entertainment CDRFYJ party of young people to meet Miss to be given at Aaflembly hall, Tuesday | Hart-Lester and Miss Ambia Harris evening, Augrwt 12. flwcdlah, Nor- and Miss Clara Webster, who were wegian, Italian, Hungarian and the The Store Beautiful, 28 Free St., Portland, Me.