The Annual Meeting of the Improve- {fraka Salatth THE STORE ment Association on Bailey Island. 9RaLpt| t. Smgf, 4buta$fr praka Jalattd large (Caarn Maim gathering PRESENT ]| Drown tail moths 336.23 Bag. AND MUCH State road INTEREST AROU8EO. ;J 468.00 am ous for years for $4745.85 Sec-Treat. Charles Mann Pre- JP Riborg ; Bailey Island's share cents $790.97 its unequalled lo- FOR Report of Great Importance. School $677.00 BARGAINS The Roads 55.67 Bailey Island Improvement cation. liberal manage* Abatements season Association held an important meet- and At this of the we ment year ing on Thursday evening to consider discounts 111.93 and fine shore the are question of taxation, expendi- rare in tures Total dinners. offering and town organization. The fol- $844.60 844.60 Everything bargains Total lowing reports were presented: received from the town each of our Your modern. Elect ric many depart- committee appointed to con- $1635.57 sider the question of the Excess of taxes over receipts ments. relation of ; lights, steam Now is the time to taxes to expenditures on Bailey Is- $1064.43 heat, pri- land J Similar estimates for the begs to submit the following re- years vate 1907 and 1904, in which a dining room, etc. buy, and in cottage furniture port: very liberal Your committee, accompanied charge for general expenses is made by Accomodates 500. we are some Messrs. C. M. Clary and John F. Gul- against Bailey Island, shows the ex- offering excep- cess of taxes over liver, visited the town office on Tues- receipts for the Inland to have tional at about one- day. Aug. 22, and secured from the been $738.S8 and Rates, booklets ana bargains records there a list of the $831.83 respectively. complete In view on taxpayers on Bailey Island, together of these facts your com- floor plans application- third less than the mittee is regular price. with the amounts of their assessment convinced that about one and third of the taxes We are sure that at the offered taxes. The list is appended : collected on the prices you This list Island are each year will shows the following facts: expended tor certainly get some of these improvements in other parts of the bargains. Total valuation of For are Bailey Island, town. The new road here is the Easy Bailey's. Ocean View House. When you in Portland, call in and April 1, 1911 only improvement made here for the our stock and our Re3l estate, resident inspect clerks will $48,175.00 past ten years, and the expense of MERE POINT TAKEN INTO CAMP MOTOR gladly Real estate.non-resident j TOURING PARTIES ARE show about our this was fully covered by the taxes you different WITHOUT TROUBLE. MAKING FREQUENT STOPS departments 96,265.00 | for that year. Your committee HERE. 1 wished to point Total, $144,440.00 out one other fact in connection with Shea Pounded To All of Tax rate. $17.80 per Corner* Field. A Record $1000.00. this report. The total tax assessed in Fishing Catch by Two Total assessed taxes : For the second the town in 1910 was time in a week Bai- Guests. Resident $18,237.47. (real and personal taxes) This was ley Island took a tumble out of the divided as follows: has $1,116.07 aggregation from Mere Fishing been very popular this Western Division Point, winning summer Non-resident hands down the among the Ocean View guests (real only) 1.803.72 (Harpswell Neck and by score of 10-3. Shea, Haskell) and many devotees of who was in the points for the losing the sport have $7,815.95 registered here. Not the Total, $2,919.79 Eastern team, had little stuff and his assort- among least Division of these are Mr. R. Total valuation of the Town ment of curves was Ogle and Mr. Calltim. S. of DAVIS Harps- (Bailey, Orr, and Great pounded hard. Ids.) They have been out a great deal Complete CO., well, April 1, 1911 : Moran on the other hand was found since Homefurnishers, their Real Estate: for seven sojourn here and last As far as can be only hits and fanned nine Thursday ascertained from they had an successful Resident $439,640.00 batters. Bailey's won the gdme in especially trip. careful measurements on the Coast The gentlemen Non-resident 397,130.00 the third Ave runs anchored aear the Survey Chart of Caaco the rela- by seeding across, Gor. Bay, spar buoy off the Point and in a and but to Federal just make it sure added as Exchange tive sizes of these divisions are : Sts., very short time returned as with $836,770.00 many more before the game was end- fine F. Harpswell Neck and Haakell's Id. a catch as has E. President. Personal Estate: ed. the last been seen for some HASKELL, 6000 By winning two same* Acres from time. Resident-- $77,629.00 Great Island .Mere Point, Bailey's has a firm 4000 acres The Misses At wood of Non-resident 2,370.00 hold on the The Chicago, who Orr's Island 1200 acres bay championship. are score: friends of Doctor and Mrs. H. Island V. | RaiTey 400 acres Neal, are registered at the House. There are hotel dances and hotel 79,999.00 and Bailey, Orr, Great Islands BAILEY ISLAND. They are on a tour Maine Peaks Island House. dances far and wide throughout the through and 5600 acres the White Mountains, but have fallen country, but If there are any more Total, $916,769.00 Since A.B. R. H. O. A. E. the total tax on the western so much in love with jolly gatherings of those who love the Total taxes assessed for the year 1910 Fahey. 2b. 5 2 3 1 2 0 Harpswell that division was $7815.95, the tax per have HOUSE ENTERS UPON LA8T terpslchorean art than Western Division Barnes, 3b. 6 2 2 0 they engaged rooms for next those at the acre there was 6000 0 1 $7815.95 per or season at the Ocean View so as to be WEEK WITH MANY GUESTS. Peaks Island House, they are as yet (F. L. Pinkham, collector) $ 7,815.95 Beaulieu, cf. 6 14 10 0 $1.30 per acre. sure and have to be found. Eastern Division McCartney, ss. 5 1 0 5 accommodations oiv Every Tuesday and Similarly in the eastern 0 1 division, lb. their return when they intend to Friday night throughout the summer (Frank Stevens, collector) 10.421.52 the total tax Clyde, 412700 bring Delightful Season at this Hotel Near- was $10,421.52 and the their family to enjoy this these 'Mann, rf. 4 0 0 »%f— — paradise. merry, care-free affairs have total number of acres 1 0 0 Over. about 5600. mr. w. a. or urooKiine re- ly been held in the hotel parlors and Total, $18,237.47 Peirce, If. 5 0 0 3 0 1 aargent Hence the tax per acre was $10,421.52 turned to his home their has Ford, c. 3 10 9 10 IMonday after a The Peaks Island House Trio, popularity increased, If While some per 5600 or inaccuracy is intro- $1.86. nine weeks' vacation at the whose concerts possible, every time, balloon dances 'Moran, p. 4 2 3 0 7 2 spent and recitals this sum- duced by the taxes assess- Since the total tax on and comparing Bailey Ocean View. This was Mr. Sargent's mer have been one the most other affairs out of the of pleas- ordinary ed for 1911 with the total valuations Island was about $2900.00, the tax on first season to Totals. here, but the resort hs£s ant' features of the an- serving vary the program. I^ast for Orr's Great 42 10 14 27 10 5 season, gave 1911, these are not important for and Islands was $10,421 proved most agreeable with him and other one of their week proved no exception, and the delightful Sunday the relative valuations which are per 2900, or $7521.00. Hence the tax MERE POINT. he is much dancers in very pleased wKh its at- evening concerts last week, which swayed the dreamy Boston here made. per acre on Orr's and Great Islands or off in some A.B. R. H. O. tractiveness. was received the audience of comer, practised the wan 7521 A. E. by It will be noted : nearly per 5200, or $1.44. Mr. C. B. a graceful till a Donnell. 3b. 5 112 0 0 Koller, retired real es- guests with great The Spauish late hour in First : The tax on applause. That the total assessed Bailey Island was tate merchant of and t»o the night. They realized that it Harris. 2b. 4 10 4 10 Phiadelphla numbers which seemed to be valuation of Bailey Island ($144,440) $2900 per 400, or $7.25 per acre. of wafe near the end Shea, p. 4 0 formerly the New York Board of most to the taste of those in the au- of the season and li> It is of 1111 nearly one-sixth (1-6) the total course evident that the Aldermen, is at the House for dience resolved to take of Chapman, c. 4 0 2 6 3 0 staying were the "Pizzicatl" from advantage every assessed value of real estate in the valuation of thickly settled a few minute Bailey as. 3 0 0 3 5 weeks and enjoying the bracing Delibes' "Ballet and the se- of enjoyment; and it was with Island YVetherell, 2 Sylvia." town ($836,770). should be greater per acre than air from the broad verandas of lection reluctancy that they ceased Leonard, cf. 3 10 10 0 the from Balfe's ever popular finally Second : That the total assessed that on the other parts of the town. Hotel. "Bohemian and went to their slumbers. Tuttle. rf. 4 0 1 0 0 0 Girl." The violin solo against Bailey Island ($2,919.79) Is When we consider, however, the non- Next week will mark Anicevene, lb. 402602 Manager Lightfoot announces that by Miss Almee who the closing also resident on Lafricaln. gave about one-sixth the total tax property Harpswell and because of the demand for accommo- of what has been one the McKenney, If. 3 0 0 1 0 1 the "Cavatina" by Roff In a highly easily of assessed for the whole town Orrs' Islands, we cannot most ($18,237). help raising dations during the next month and the artistic manner, was also well re- successful years in the history If we accept this fraction (1-6) as the question whether there is as much number of for of the house. his Totala, 34 3 7 24 10 6 bookings the same, the ceived. The program that was of- Manager Rowe, -by a difference in value as fair expression of the relative value the figures indi- House will remain open clear careful management, bounteous hos- Bailey Island. 0 0 5 1 0 3 0 1 into fered comprised: of Bailey Island when compared to cate. We are the more inclined to x—10 October. and constant pitality seeking after the whole whether the Mere Point, 00000200 1— 3 La Dance town, then one-sixth of question assessments are Overture. Blanche the enjoyment of every guest, has the general expenses of the town made on the same basis In all parts Two-baae bit—Barnes. Stolen A QUALITY STORE. Volcldleu made hosts of friends throughout the should be charged against Bailey Is- of the town when we compare the tax bases—Fahey 2, the less crowded conditions. while lots of similar value with a Island s share or Is Bailey this II."00 house on them are assessed at or : 59 therefore !•*, $919 about #1200. ff vacant land were for The special appropriations assessed more nearly at Ita market laland were : Bailer value, as the buildings are. would It Teachers for the achopl 5(7.00 not be possible to lower the tax rate Fuel and booka for school 100 00 to the beneUt of the entire town? New road (appropriation I****. These questions raise the further 800.00 Kodak expended 9409.(7) question whether the valuation of lilt on old roads 4(7.37 Of A Repalra as SttTldRT one-sixth the total QEHUI Bailey Islsnd and discounts on Abatements value of the town la not an excessive Fer years Old Bond baa been 125.19 Hampshire regarded by pro* taxea valuation. The number of voters on KMHlve business men aa tbe finest stationery for tbelr firm Bailey laland la about one-ninth the letter beads and envelopes, not to mention otber purpose* Total. $2988.15 total number In the town; and the where tbe beet was desirable. It was total number of here la one* natural, tben, tbat wben From these figures It appears that taxpayera this line ninth the total number In the town. paper was first pat apfor social eorraapondence nnder last year the town sp*wit on Bailey The value of the reafdent and that of tbe title, "Tbe of a Gentleman" tbat men of Islsnd as much as It received from Stationery Rood real estate are an the non-realdent nearly taste welcomsd It as a the Island. This waa. however, everywhere perfect eolation of tbe In the town aa a whole; while exceptional year, owing to the apedal equal stationery problem for men. Tbe same paper la now pat ap In on Island the non-realdent real appropriation of 1800 for the new Bailey attractive for ladles and estate la valued at double the amount packages tbe popular correspondence road. We mast also not forget that oards are of the realdent real estate There la, also pat ap In tbree sizes suitable for all require- nearly half of this appropriation waa therefore, a much larger amount of The beat to nntmbtr vacation Wa ments. We bave this paper in varloue forms and sball be glad not spent, although the road ahould way your trip. taxation without Representation on have In Kodak* and Kodak De- to show It to yon. be extended farther and flnlahed everything Snppllea, Bailey faland than elaewhere In he and The kind that anita. Mall more completely. A fairer eatlmata veloping Printing. and a much higher average ordera attended to. of the relation of taxes and expendl- town; promptly tax taxpayer here titan elaewhere tarea la found In the accounts of per la the average value of the holdlnga other years. For the year 1909 the taxpayer on Bailey Is- account runs aa follows : greater per than It la In other parts of the WILLIAM W. ROBERTS CO. Total tax collected from Bailey la- land LORING, SHORT & HARMON town ? land (estimated) 92700 06 • the above facts, MONUMKNT SQUARE General expeaaes of Notwithstanding STATIONERS, believes that It would the town : your committer not be advlsabls at this time to try Support of poor 911M ** FIm MatlMMfT mm4 Eatra* «« 233 Middle ME. a town of Bailey Is- St., PORTLAND. Paid State 901 57 to form aeparat# land. We believe that the town of Contingent expenae 1989.19 Premium on bonds 43.00 (Continued on pags 2.) Miss Elizabeth Sullivan. *11 of Bos- Mr and Mrs. J. C. Armstrong at their 1*. and what the prospects of success ton. Who will be here guests probably cottage here. Mr. Cook is the gener- If the Island should wish to for some little time. petition al secretary of the Young Men's Chris- for separation. Island tian Association at The two were L. M. Bailey Brooklyn. reports received and YORK Ths Outlook. Miss Ethel Shute entertained sev- discussed at length. Many points eral of her both' for and Among the latest arrivals at this friends among the sum- against separate organi- mer here a were made. Bailey's Island, Th« Driftwood. popular house have been the Misses colony st lobster supper zation The meeting An- last The Sarah E. Roberts and Irene M. Lesh- Thursday night. In order to ally adopted unanimously the recom- Right Rev. C. Kinlock Nelson. out the mendation of the Maine. er. both of Philadelphia, who will carry appropriate color committee on taxa- Bishop of Georgia, and Mrs. Nelson scheme, the make an extended table was decorated in tion. ^nd Instructed the Board of Dir- have been guests at this pretty house probably quite red and red lanterns were all ectors to prepare a memorial to be for the last stay here. hung week, and have becou around the room. Casco Mr. and Mrs. C. B. who Those in the party sent to the Selectmen of the Town, Bay's great admirers during their stay of Valentine, have been were: Miss Polly Smith. Miss Har- asking them to Increase the town the wonderful natural of the guests here for some beauty riet -Luc key, Miss Parker, Mr. appropriations for Island un- Leading Grocery Island shore. weeks. left for their home in New Molly Bailey Bailey George Smith. Mr. der two warrants: To- Mr. York last week. Their visit here has Beujamln Luckey. namely. (1) and 'Mrs. Daniel Harris, of At- Mr. Ernest and proved most delightful for them both Xachod, and Mr. Xanthus school, and (2) The facilities for lanta. Ga.. have recently registered Smith. and to be able to return better sanitary conditions during the here for a stay of some little time. they hope General Store next Miss El Imura, of summer season when the Island is so During the first part of the month. year. Tokyo. Japan, to- Mr. and Mrs. gether with 'Miss crowded. The details of these re- Mr. and Mrs. were Jules Neufeld. of vMarie Antoinette Harris visitors at were For years we have had the New York, here for their Estabrook is now the quests left to the Board of reputation of the moet up- Cliff Island but felt that they could registered conducting to-date conducting vacation a short time and Craigenrfels tea-room at Thunder Directors for formulation. grocery store in the We are better not leave for the South before seeing ago hops bay. prepared thie year to be able to remain for some time. Hole. Miss Imura has come this •C. R. Mann. Secretary. than ever to oater to the Bailey's. to irade, and at all times we will eupply yon 'Miss Lillian of Rah country to learn the methods in use with the iMr. and Mrs. M. B. Fletcher and Rollinson. way. best obtainable. and low here for 8quare dealing prices is our motto. Mr. and N. J., who has been a guest here for instructing deaf-mutes to Our teame at Mrs. L. !. Fletcher, all of are your service. us the two weeks, left a few speak and on her return will conduct Telephone anytime Philadelphia, who have been guests past days House. ago after a most de- a school of her own. Merriconeag at this house for the past few weeks having enjoyed lightful Mrs. Steven left recently after what has proved stay. Day with her daughter. Miss Helen ARRIVING GUE8T8 CONTINUE TO BAILEY a most refreshing vacation- for each Day. of Orange, (X. J., to- ISLAND. MAINE KEEP one of them. The contract for building the new gether with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and THE HOU8E FULL. THE JOHNSON H. F. Johnson, proprietor Mr. and Mrs. of which a detail- her little daughter will Marcellus Roper, with public library here, Helen, occupy AND Jane 15 to 1. the Barnacle" Water Are Most COTTAGES Open October their son. Master Marcellus Roper. ed description was recently given, has cottage in Maiden Trips Frequent Means Beautifully located near the south end of the Jr., after been here been Anally awarded to Mr. Charles Lane through the month of Septem- of Amusement. having registered uiana mv Little Thomas and ber. Harbor. The Johnson and cot- since the first of the month, have re- the work has already In spite of the advance of the sea- U(W contain thirty room*, all pleasant and airy. turned to their home in been began. -The bazaar which The kindergarten which has been Worcester, son guests continue to arrive in num- Bathroom and MparaU toilet on necocid floor. Table .Mass. was held last week in Cottage conducted this summer the Misses by bers and many pleasant affairs are tupplied with boat the market affords. Sea food a Hall for the benefit of the Library Alary and Sarah had its flnal Adams, continually under way. after- specialty. Fresh milk. ens. poultry and resetablea Fund to a Every proved be most unusual session on Friday with chil- on The Johnson. sixteen neon sailing parties leave the House raised the premises. Bathing-. Bos tine and Fish- success, practically every one at the dren present. The next a on day big for a few hours' trip on the and Inf- Ratea application. Miss Editha Soden, of island It. Over was was deep Xewtonvllle, attending $230 party held for the children and return has her more than enthusiastic over Mass.. joined parents. Mr. taken in, showing in Itself what a their parents and friends and Boatbuilder. Carpenter games the beauties • r. Inhntnn and Mrs. IM. \V. unfolded before their HP joonson, Work a Soden. here and will great interest was taken in the af- and dances on the lawn around the Specialty. eyes as their craft skims Repairing Promptly Pone. probably remain for the balance of fair. house were along enjoyed, while refresh- the islands. the summer season. past Going to New tfrs. Soden's Mrs. John de Hart, and her two ments were served in the kindergar- Mrs. Persis A. •Meadows River by water still proves mother, Page, of Port- sons. Messrs. Seward ten tent. Miss El of and Kimball de Imura, Tokyo, as as ever with land. is also a at the house. popular the hotel guest of N. arrived at told the children several Hart, Maplewood, J., Japanese guests and many parties continue to Among the arrivals of the past week stories and several of Bailey's last Friday and will be the the summer vis- a have been Mrs. Charles A. spend most enjoyable day in taking Kilton, guests for two weeks of Dr. J. S. Sew- itors who are interested in WOODBINE kindergar- this Cottages Mrs. Julian and Miss trip, which gives a change from Bigelow, Lucy ard at his summer home here. ten work assisted in like ways. MRS. H S. SIN NET T. Proprietor the ocean views to the almost as beau- _. H. Bigelow, all of 'Worcester, Mass.. , Me. The baseball season here came to 'Miss Muriel Snlvely, who has been tiful river Bailey Island, who have registered here for a stay of scenery. a finish last when at the island since the of Tbe popular on tbla some little time. glorious week, by early part boarding-house twice defeating "Mere Point l" de- the summer, left the island last week part of tbe Island, with unsurpassed Miss Jule Kleimann, who has been accommodations cisive scores, the local team won the and will visit friends in Philadelphia for sixty guests. The a guest here since the early part of Game. chambers are championship of the bay. Out of the for some time. Exciting large and have ocean the season, left this week for her view. Table supplied with tbe beat on thirteen games that have been play- Mrs. E. J. Wells, who has been oc- home in Pittsburg. Pa., leaving the tbe market. Bathing, and ed the Bailey Islanders have nine vic- cupying her cottage in the Pastures CHEBEAGUE LOSES FAST CON- boating Island with great regret. fishing. until October 1. Ratea tories to their credit, them a since the first TEST Open Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Hall of Chi- giving part of June, left on TO YARMOUTH. and circnlara on percentage of .098. Great interest of last week application. cago. 111., returned a short time ago Saturday for New York. ha3 been shown by the residents of Wild to their home city, after spending a Mr. and Mrs. Erastus J. Starr, of Pitch in Eighth Inning Proves the island in the games and their sup- most delightful few weeks at the is- Spencer, Mass.. who have been away Fatal. port all has been most enthu- land. along from the island for two weeks on a siastic. In the next to the last Last of the fastest BAILEY cruise down the coast in their motor- Saturday_.in.one ISLAND. game of the season. Mere Point was games of the season. Chebeague lost Miss J. E. The Seaside. boat, returned recently after having Massey, Prop. defeated score of 5-0. The to Yarmouth. 4 to 2. by the as Chebeague journeyed up as far Bar Harbor The most delightful and exclusive spot on Mrs. M. Schnurr and Miss Eunice game was featured by McCartney's scored two runs in the fifth, while and the islands aound Penobscot Bay. th« island. Situated on the east end in full view who had Mere Point at his Yarmouth gent across one In the of the ocean. Beautiful Schnurr. of Tompkinsville. X. Y., ar- pitching, M'.ss Ellen of pine groret and walks Watson, Spencer, Mass- around the house The house is modern in rived here last week and have every mercy all the way. The score: be\enth and a wild pitch by Spalding every is visiting Miss Ellen Starr for a time. respect, toilets, baths and sewerage- sent in three more. hope of enjoying a most delightful va- Outside of the Rate* and circulars on application. Bailey Island, 210001 10 0—5 Mr. who has been cation. Perry .MacNeille, excellent twirling done by both pitch- Long distance telephone in house. Open June Mere Point, 00000000 0—0 away from the island for two weeks 15 to Sept. 15. 'Miss Winnie V. Verity, of Montreal, ers. the features of the game was the In New York, returned last Saturday is a recent arrival at this popular Batteries: McCartney and Ford; all around good work of Manley. and hopes to remain for some time. house, where she will probably make Leonard and Chapman. The score: Mrs. an extended sojourn. Mrs. F. D. Smith and Miss Grace Frank Aydelotte, of Blooming- YARMOUTH. Miss F. R. Bonn and Miss A. P. ton. Ind.. has been a visitor during the Smith, of Longmeadow, Mass.. who AB. R. H. O. A. E. who past week of Miss May Monroe at her Ditty, both of Baltimore, Md., have been guests for some time of Winalow, 3b. 3 0 0 2 2 have been at this house for summer cottage here. M. guests •Mrs. Harrison Allen, left last Monday Gallant, c. 3 1 1 11 2 WARD ®. SON some little left after Miss Root time, recently for their home. Winifred of New York, Dunning, 1. f. 3 1110 a most her here BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE having experienced delightful The Misses Anna and Helen Davis, joined family last week, hav- Otlanley. 3b. 4 2 0 2 2 here in returned a With a new outing every respect. of Wayne, Pa., are visiting their sis- inp just from trip through Young, rf. 4 0 0 0 0 op-to- |>| IIHI)IMA Contractors for Mr. De Witt Dumville has returned and the countries in ter,' Mrs. W. T. Brown, here and will Italy lykig the Moxcey, as. 3 0 12 1 date bere to his home in X. aft- southern workshop Ridgewood, J., l-robably remain for several weeks. parts of Europe. Garnla. lb. 3 0 0 8 0 on PLUMBING ffW er been a here for the the island we can having guest Mr. Brown, who has been here for Miss Dorothy Power, who has been Jones, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 ^ ^ ^ mills. Tanks, two weeks. past most of the season left on Monday of a visitor to the island for the last few Ham. p. 3 0 10 3 .... roo money „ last week for Philadelphia. weeks left last .Friday for her home Porter, cf. 2 0 0 0 0 wWll you will trade with I linv I VIIV SEfc-MS Robinhood Inn. in Boston. Mass. She will CONTRACTORS plumbioe a spetf*- Mrs. A. B. of who certainly Fay, Washington, n« Ho«n«o e«. be greatly missed by all her many Totals. 29 4 4 26 10 2 North Sebago. Expert Among the more recent arrivals at has been spending the summer at Ken- workmen. friends the summer the house has been Miss Dorothy r.ebunk. was a visitor to the island among younger CHEBEAGUE. here people here. iMassey, of Philadelphia, who will be last week, being the guest while A B. 'R. H. O. A. E. at 'Mr. Robert who has a guest here for some time, visiting of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Day Hathaway, Davenport, as. 3 10 3 11 been a for the last her aunt, Miss Julia Massey. her summer home, "Gray Rocks." guest two weeks Nichols, 3b. 4 10 10 0 at the house of 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles OUTLOOK COTTAGE Last Thursday night a large party Recent guests at the Spray cottage Stevenson, lb. 3 0 0 8 0 0 T. Root, left of last after from among the guests here after have been Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Friday week, A. Sapie. 2b 4 0 1 3 3 0 Me. to the utmost a visit Bailey Island, eoX?e taking a delightful sail in Captain Gould and Miss Lilian Gleason of having enjoyed S. Dana. c. 4 0 0 6 3 0 which all too short in its Mrs. Elijah Doughty's boat, enjoyed an* North Attleboro.. Mass., Mrs. and proved dura- D. Saplel. If. 4 0 0 1 0 0 Walter E. Johnson, Prop. tion. other of the merry clam-bake's which Miss Bond, of Worcester, and Miss J. cf. 4 0 2 1 0 0 Dana. Splendid location, overlooking north and south have been such a feature of the sum- Marian of Boston, Mass. •Mr. Frank Sill Rogers, of rf. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Webber, Albany, Suckling, thorcs. Excellent table. Fine chamber*. Accom- mer here. These affairs are always X. Y., who has been visiting Mrs. 3 0 0 1 1 0 Professor and Mrs. F. B. A Id rich, Spalding, p. modatee 60. Lane distance telephone. Rate* on most for everyone and Clara Louise Burnham for some time enjoyable of Worcester, Mass., with their little application. Open June IS to September 15. a time for at her summer there is sure to be good daughter, .Miss '-Madeleine Aldrich, home. "The Mooring," Totals. 32 2 3 24 8 1 all when one of these bakes is in returned last week to his home are guests of Mrs. H. N. Stokes at city. Yarmouth. 00000013 x—4 Mr. who last summer made progress. her cottage here. Professor Aldrich Rogers, Cbebeague. 00000200 0—2 ON 8EA CLIFF, OCEAN 8IDE. her the across the wilder- Miss Massey is expecting is Master of Mathematics at Worces- perilous trip Two base hita: Gallant. -Ham, Mox- Thoroughly good table and comfort- of ness of nephew, Mr. Hemsley B. Massey, tei Academy. Mrs. Stokes is also Iceland, contemplates making cey. Dunning. Stolen bases: Gallant, DRIFTWOOD able rooms overlooking surf. to arrive for another next summer in the Syracuse, N. Y., shortly entertaining Mrs. Oscar Morse of trip Dunning. Ham. Davenport, Steven- New dining-room seats 60. and around the some time together with his wife, Amherst, Mass.. and Mr. George regions Arctic Sea. son. A. Sapiel. Suckling. Bases on Bailer Island* Me. Open to Oct. to of his honeymoon at spend part Chesm, of Springfield. Mr. Samuel Knight of Topsham, balls: off Ham. 2. off Spalding. 3. A Winter address Nor. to May 25. Bailey's. was a recent his Stiuck out: Ham 3. mrs. a. mcK. omnver. Mr. Sidney Gray, of Boston, is ex- Me., guest of niece, by 11. by Spalding otUrl R#D> Na1t Ashevin#,n.c. Among the arrivals of the past Mrs. James Stetson. Miss Ida Passed ball: Gallant. Good pected to arrive shortly to visit his O. Umpire: week have been Dr. O. P. Penning, brofher, 'Mr. E. C. Gray, at his sum- Stetson of South Poland was here re- ing. Time, 1.45. of Baltimore, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Potter, Portland who has been visiting at Summer boarders accommodated. Fine chambers and The past week has been filled with large has been closed for the rest of the the home of her brother. Mr. L. M. excellent table. on good times for the guests here and up BRIDGE PARTIES HAVE BEEN Open June 35 to October i. Rates applica- summer, owing to the continued se- York, for some time, returned home Transients every day motor-boat rides through FREQUENT LATELY. tion. accommodated. Dinners a specialty. rious Illness of Mrs. Potter's Friday last. the different parts of the bay, pic- mother, Mrs. C. Y. Newman. However, It •Mr. Joseph M. Stetson, the nic parties on the rocks, and many popular A Dance and Several Partlea later In clerk at James cream Bridge other forms of amusement have serv- is possible that September Q. Stetson's ice and Mrs. Potter be back for was to return to Laat Week. ed to make the hours pass all too Mr. may parlors, compelled STETSON'S ICE CREAM PARLOR his at week on quickly. a few days. home Wayne, Me., last During the last week cards hare This is the to delicious ice account of illness. place get cream, the best possible to The at the house have taken Recent guests at "Mornlngslde," been popular with the guests and two guests make. We also deliver in bricks or Our a interest In the building of the Mrs. A. C. Colton's pretty cottage, are For insurance for your cottage go bridge partlea have been held. The by quart gallon. candy great department is Stetson's famous caramels made new public library and last week they the f and Want! Fair "Pearl of Orr." Mackaral all too for those Alice Conklln. The on Town Poverty wbara boata can ba or ning passed quickly Committee Organlia- on hmmteoua ahore. Cora, blrad by tba boar, day waak. for of Brlar- Hleaainya thj benign and Aganta who danced to their music. The Rev. Carl H. Elmore, tion reported that the Statutes of R. B. Cooke. MA. aagloaa of all kloda. Cyllndar oil aad aoppllaa for aala. H. of Mrs Mrs. A. B. McOown. Miss cliffe Manor, N. Is a guest the State made no provlalon for the on MrGown. and Ml as M. A. McGown. Alexander MacColl at her cottage organization of a borough within * who haa all of Jersey City. X. J., who have Summer Hill. Mr. 'MacColl town. If the Island wished to form an FOR SALE. here, Britain, be#n spending several weeks been travailing thorugh Oreat Independent township, a petition to On Island, Mala*, ton* of their week, after Ballay left recently and returned to Is expected to arrive this that effect would hare to be sent tOf (k« flDMt ootlift lots, with ibort time In home city. having been dalayed for some the State I-egiaiature. The commit' prlTlUfM. Prleo* low coaaldarlag here LITTLE there. THE riots of (UO 5II0P those who registered by the tee expected to interview several tbo location offarad. ^ Among Liverpool Mrs. J. P. of Etc. Anot for Eutnin during the past w«ek were Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cook the 8tate legislators and And out 8oomln, Noraltlot, Kodaks, and MRS. CARRIE L. BIBBER, Etc. it abort notloo. Miss Bessie Dancey. hare been visiting what the smallest possible township SoppllM. DovolopTnc Dancey. Brooklyn. N. Y.. Boath Harp* wall, Malaa. until alter 1 stay Labor day. They have u their guest Mr. William Smith of Boston, who Th» Place' Wh ere*A'lf the People Tr.d. U will enjoy with "it" Island them the multitude of pleasures Lit- Long s offers to tlejohn the summer resi- dent. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers CLARK St the same city are toe OUR GRIFFIN'S guests of Mrs. IDEA— came Capt. l». B. Lange and Mrs. unge Weanesday to spend a few LONG ISLAND weeks' vacation returned from their cruise to Cbns- here. The Miss Jane Smith Placing Before the mas Core last week. The lollowing of Troy, New York, People and Miss UP-TO-DATE guests were on board: Miss Jessie Qlvenyth and Elsie Jones of of John Superior Table Foods Is What Waters. Miss L*vlnia Korcross and Clempson at the Kingston cot- tage until the first of Dr. (.'has. Pinner and wife. The par- the month. Is Us and Mrs. A. L. Horten Getting New snd Grocery General Store ty had a delightful trip. At Christ- came last Wed- Increasing mas nesday to visit her son, We are Cove dancing, bawling and nsQ- Mr. Ernest Business. better prepared Horten and wife at ing was the attraction and all bad a the Idlewilde cot- this season then ever to cater to all for a few Jolly time here. tage days. On Monday Mrs. ARE your wants. In we Horten returned to VOU WITH US ? fact, have In stock Capt. and Mrs. L. C. I-ange with Peak's Island where she has been everything to satisfy the appetite and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Camp- recreating for the past five weeks. Mrs. Ernest Mor- table. We are never al- bell, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. undersold, Harvey ten's father and EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Miss Jessie M. Waters and Miss Lavi- sister, Mr. Stanley ways pleaee, and we are at your ser- and Miss Stanley from nta Norcross enjoyed a delightful Sedgewick, vice- Our teams cover all sections Maine, are a week- cruise to Squirrel Island. greatly enjoying Southport end visit at the of the Island several tlmea dally. and New Meadows River last week. cottage. Mr. Everett Arnold of Boston is The first leg of the trip brought the also being enter- Island tained at Market the party to Squirrel Island where din- cottage over Saturday Long and Sunday. Head of ner. tennis and bowling were enjoy- Dough ty^ Pier Me. Mr. H. R. of Long Island, ed. Miss Waters and Mr. Brown win- Phillips Maiden. Mass- achusetts, joined his ning in the latter and Mrs. family at the Campbell "Log Cabin" to taking the tennis honors. Southport stay until after Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. Prank was next sighted and a call was paid Hill of Franklin Park returned on Mrs. Lange's sister, Mrs. Charles home last Groceries Saturday after a two weeks' visit at Fancy Hallett. Whist and were en- Littlefield dancing & Co. the cottage, which was much In fact to the can b e joyed during the evening. On Fri- enjoyed. everything please appetite found at Alderman W. T. Hill of Maiden ar- day Mrs. Hallett and Mrs. Lange our two stores. Our is the rived Thursday for a few vaca- quality best in the market caught a 10-pound haddock and It re- days' tion at this cosy little GROCERS quired the aid of Dr. Penner to haul cottage and Mr. and Mrs. John Safford of New 109-111 him aboard. Misses Waters and York COMMERCIAL STREET Nor- are also R. H. cross have sunburn to being entertained for a short ME. CLEAVES remember the stay. PORTLAHD, day by, having been Insistent on sit- Great Me. Mr. Charles L. Shroeder Head of Steamboat Chebeague, ting forward of the cabin. returned to Wharf They are his in Boston "Touch me business after spending Wholesale and retail wearing not" notices at a Groceries. Tvt Stares—tar tkt Pastaffica aid Haariltai's vacation of three weeks at the Glov- Meats and laidiif present. Harvey Brown still wears Provisions. Just notice our er cottage. During his stay here Mr. plasters on his back, but time so vegetable and fruit display. We are may Shroeder has been a matters popular member headquarters to arrange that clams may be of supply hotels, cot* the summer colony, who are much caught on a hook. He says that Is tages, schooners and yachting parties. pleased to learn that he Intends to re- Our stock the only way he cares to them Is the best obtainable and hunt turn in for hereafter. September a short time. our prices are Island Hauling close on the run A right. patronage A. very interesting exhibition of solicited and E. PINKHAM home after a passing few hours at water colors prompt delivery as* New was held during this past sured. SO. MAINE. Meadows, a good was en- HARP8WELL, chop week In the parlors of the Rockmere countered off Sequin and there were by Mrs. John who is a sum- some who were fit to be Clempson, hung out to mer resident of dry, as would *Sttlejohn'a. The Stables at View they not come aft. 81eep scenes Merriconeag House,Auburn ColonyOcean was In depicted by the paintings were order on the last leg of the from cruise different islands in the bay as Th« finest llrery, boarding and sales stables In Casco Our and Undercllff cottage was a Bay. well aa merely local ones and were three stables are equipped to hsndle all the business of this favored harbor at night. place very beautiful indeed, those especial- and we are prepared to furnish teams with careful drivers at Mr. and Mn. Fletcher Roble or any ly being admired that were of the Casco hour of the day or night. Expressing and of all kinds re- Newton, Mass.. Mr. and Mrs. moving Thomas shore front and surf. Mrs. Clempson Bay ceive prompt snd careful attention. Have all your checked Goebel, and Thomas of baggage Goebel, Jr., is very well known in her branch of in care of A. E. Plnkham, South Maine. Berlin, N. H., Miss Do rot a McNeill Harpswell, jr painting, being director of the House of Newton, Mass., Miss Florence Bill- Troy School of Painting and Fine Arts. ings of Newton, Upper Falls are pleas- She studied abroad for many antly located at the Pink years CHARLES E. CUSHOVG cottage. under the masters in Paris and William Sullivan. James Berlin Garvin, and has had many successful exhibits Prop. John Power and Mrs. Frank Power of in the large cities of our own coun- Cambridge, are guests at the Archam- try- Her treatment of a bit of scen- South Harpswell, Me. beau camp. LONG ISLAND ery to be described on the canvas is Dr. J. T. Simpson of Boston ar- always very sympathetic and conse- MAINE Situated In one of the rived Saturday to join his wife who quently the resulting picture is most most beautiful and sightly is a guest at the Olive cottage. Leading hotel on the Island. realistic, and for this reason Mrs. Finest view of Casco Bay possi- •pots of Casco Bay. Mr. snd Mrs. J. A. Nettleton of ble. Pine groves the house Clempson's exhibit was much enjoyed alongside where rockers and hammocks Noted for Its excellent Worcester, Mass.. are guests of Mrs. are for the use of guests. Best of by all those fortunate enough to view bathing, boating and table and sea-food. A. F. Leggatt. Mrs. William Clam Bake Ashing Car- the same. privileges. house accommodates 500 guests with dan- ney. who was a guest here, has re- cing privileges. Open June 15 to 15. Mrs. E. E. Horten and family are Sept. Rates and circulars on BOATING, BATHING. FISH- turned to her home in Mexico application. Accommodates 100 Fine City, occupying the "Idlewilde" for steamboat service. ING, BOWLING. MOTOR- Mexico. cottage minutes' sail from Only twenty the rest of the month. Mr. Horten Portland. ING, LIVERY. Misses May, Jane, Suzanne and joined them last week after cruising Josephine Middleton of North Easton. down from Tourists should avail them- Sorrento. Me., in his twen- Mass., have arrived to the spend ty-two foot power boat "Vito" with selves of this the most de- month in the Davis cottage. his friends. Mr. Shroeder and Mr. lightful trip In Casco Bay, Kecent at guests Fordette were Hennessy of Boston. The the beauties of which ar* Mrs. L. gentlemen C. Davis and her daughter. arrived on seen no Littlejohn's Thursday even- by other route. Miss Mabel Davis of Peaks NEW GRANITE« island. ing and report a very pleasant cruise Misa Florence Bt—mar landing 45 Stcondi from hotel. Rausch of Wildwood. through beautiful waters. CISCO BAT AND HARPS WELL STEAMERS from PORTLAND Falmouth Foreside. Miss Betli Chip- Mils Helen Morton and Mr. Theo- SPRING HOTEL man, who was a guest for several dore Morton returned to their home TV e SHORE DINNERS Hous« graph Telephone weeks. Is now visiting relatives at in Newton after reconstructed spending their vaca- in lws. Large chant* Beach, N. H. — FREDERICK A. Hampton tions at Littlejohn's. Miss Morton has *>er« the best In PIERCE, Prop. W. P. is Pnci's Casco I-ibby entertaining his been down since June 16th at Camp Landing, Bay. Bath-room Mrs. where the gueets can mother, Horatio S. Libby, of Melrose but Mr. Morton was only Long Island, Me. enjoy a salt water Melrose. Mass. His Horatio here two father, weeks. Both are very jolly bath. Excellent ta- S. Libby. was about to visit here ble with CHADWICK ROOMS company and their many Mends are the best of about three weeks ago and was pros hoping for their return E. everything. Shore 411 St. TeL 1W1 next season. PONCE, Prop. dinners served ConfTMS trated from the heat from which he Mr. dally, •UtM 60c—75o per day. ft to IS per week. DAY'S SPA Joseph Rogers arrived last bpeclal attention giv- Kept In rood form. never recovered. He was well known for a three weeks' en to A Monday vacation organizations, minute• walk to all car Una*. LONG ISLAND among the West End summer resi- with his etc. Large piazza. family at the Alpine cot- 140 feet dents, and will be missed. Mr. RATES ON APPLICATION long. Bowline greatly tage. Stanley Rogers came on and pool in hotel. Right on the Beach. His and nature J. L. Open congenial pleasant Saturday to enjoy Littlejohn's until Open June 15 to Sep- TAYLOR day and Evening. Always cool made It a great pleasure to meet after Labor Day. tember 15. GREENWOOD GARDEN, PEAKS him. on hottest days. Mrs. E. M. Colomb is entertaining I8LAND. Master David W. Cree of Bronx. N. for two weeks at her cottage. Mr. and Has opened a first class Ice cream S. & H. Ice Cream. Soda Y.. is a guest of his grandparents, Mrs. H. C. Coburn of Winchester, parlor with a full line of Confectlon- Mr. and Mrs. The All Iriad* William Wray of the Mass. The visitors are very much «ry and Cigars, at the Head or of High Gr.d. Cmndim. OCEAN tne Bronx cottage. West End. pleased with beautiful Casco Bay and VIEW Midway. Branch «tc. HOTEL. stand In tbe new Cigars, J. C. Dtiane of Brookline, Mass.. Littlejohn's Island in particular. South Mo. Dance Hall, where cool is Harpswell, drinks and Ddidovi Pop Corn Fritters upending a week with his — 1cc cream family will be served. at the Seola. HARRY LESLIE LIGHTFOOT, Proprietor O. W. Forbush is spending his va- The Royal Oak. cation with his family, who have The actual tree Into which charlea IS miles by Ciico been at the Rock cottage for several vanished waa hacked to WANNELAKI LODGE pieces within and ,§&?„ weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brown, Bay Harps we 11 a few veara by rel'c hunters, and the DR.W.L. FOSTER Ml PIS. L. W. SOUTHARD Prep. daughters Pauline and Bern Ice of boats from present royal oak at Boweobe Is mere- Portland, Flrat-clasa table, comfortable Winchester, Mass, are guests here and 1& rooms. ly a descendant. A ealver made miles by auto* ^1®«y l<^c*llPn rtfht on tb« shore at Rock cottage, the Forbush summer from facing finest view In Caeco Bay home. the original royal oak la *tlll mobile from Bruns- Rate* on poa- application. Table board- aeaaed by Oxford wick. Dentist ore accommodated. Paul E. Atkinson of the Roxraont university, and count* has as a guest A. W. Dtllaway of less chalra, tables, altars. pl..jr« An Ideal resort and CONGRESS Boston. frames and snuff boxes claim Ui be 47fti STREET tha home of P. S. Eaton of Somerville, Mass- made out of the snae sacred material. tha tour- Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Charlos II. Intended to comuienorate ist. with every attrac- PORTLAND, ME. Bates and s Basket Stall family of Idylhurst. bin escape at Boscobel by tion. Stanley Miss Gertrude R. Galbraith Bos- e«'.soil]i*lnf CHrBEAQUE ISLAND of a new order of of OPPOSITE ton "Knigbta the Koyal PREBLE HOUSE STANISLAUS is spending three weeks as a air DANA. Propr. Oak." Out thought best "not to Open pavilion on gvest of Mrs. M. R Wight, George ke»p T«te>fcm 1174-11 Complete line of Sweet Grass awake animosities." tha lawn. Shore Din- Finn of Dorchester, Mass.. is also The namr of the and Fancy baskets, Indian Clabs, Oak" has a guest. Miss A. Dor- "Royal been in ners dally. Seal Moccasins 'and Belta. H. Coleman of Ham- the navy since 1664 The ilton's chester. Mass.. returned to her home. flisi Khip Landing road, first tent on to bear Monday, after a pleasant visit here. this historic name uiei with left bejrond ball ground. Low Mr. and Mra. Homer B. and an Ignomlalous fete, prlcea for claaa Ragan being burned by strictly high the Dutch goods. daughter. Miss Alice P. Ragan, left when they came up tne Med- for their home in In Saturday New way 1667. Oak Apple day uow lit- GENASCO York, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. ATLAS SHUR-ON RAILROADS. tle observed except by achool EYEGLASSES A. boys, Lillian App. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver was a formerly great anniversary and — 3. Davis of New York, and Mr. and —The Best in the World Are Sold READY for long after the Restn* .tion a Only by ROOFING Mrs. Edward R. Williams and son. Royal Is Oak Invariably figured In all nuA« of Trinidad Uk* upMt MAINE CENTRAL R. R. Alexander, of Flatbush. N. Y., ar- clvle —Nitura'i rrerlaatlnic watecproof- rived to several pagearf* --Westminster Oazette. ir. It prevents cracks, break*, IN Saturday spend and Erticr JUNE M ireeks at l*«ki. and do<« away with here Verona Villa. N. T. and 1911 Jr. daman repair*. Kaally ap- Miss Katherine Turner of Neal >• Worthley, piled without experienced help. Trains Portland Rtreet was a recent guest of Miss Bargain Sale In Picturea. The Kant-leak Kleet doaa away Moving Maine's with Mary O'Connor here on the Leading Optician entirely cement and large- hill-top. A suburban draper baa bit on a headed nail* Keepe e»ama abeo- «"d Danritlc Junction (Poland (^'T,l!on 6 30 no*el idea. u;a the London Cbront lutely watertight. Have* time In 740 A m" "«*** Monday. laylna. Make* a beautiful flnlah. I'tn v™. H OC a. in.. 100 Slid cla Tba acenea at bla great bargain A*k for r«>ii* of Oenaaco with tha •On aala are to ba at 47$; CONGRESS STREET Kleet packed In them. i'lra ts *3i'i'A psr-"'1» reproduced a local EYE »top In and let ua have your or- ■*■» *-»• "• »■ - picture theater Go and aea It—see der for Oenaaco. » Over Krr age's 5 and If you can recognize yourself In tbe GLASSES 10c Score •»•»■ L Ltttlejohn's To m&l ffittV*"' crowd." all nla patrona tha enter C. M. RICE PAPER CO. prlalng shopkeeper laauea ticket a wblcb Coupons Free to Patrons We Grind Onr Own Lenses * **''r Mon- admit to the show at reduced Dlef tbvtora. dar 11 fV'T *'J®20 *?l **C«E! pricea ■ «wi«wi: 120 a. m Low (JH'n.1 An Mw. Pwoy Mum —I Mw WW' Will It anawer? Of course Prices For July and August Carfare Rebates <"•»?>. 12 A and For ba PORTLAND. MAINE » f.« ^1T- p.m., or Morton from Newton. returned Aafwtta and at 11.00 p. m appeals to two human Inatlncta—tbe «« a m. home after a de- »2*> Friday spending very daalra for a and Fo/ n.f^T •• «"• bargain tba dealra to a m i. (Daily), «3n lahtful two week* as guests of J! r H,rhT'M««H J® the see as ~ Mondar. 11**, oneaelf, it ware. In a 13T* Mrs. Presoott at her lummrr looking Sunr* •« 1250 «i. home, K^r °S p giasa—cheap Why else doea anyone _ Proriw, n o© n.oo L.lmberloat." Dr. Preacott arrived P.m.LW,5l!^2w* (Satardayt tarn and glance at »*ccr>t»d). last Saturday and apent the week end tbe reflections In s L4k'- 1.08 r m.. In a free lookln* Brown •Mitto* to trama if with hla family He waa accompanied gliaa? Tbe abopkeep Family Room er Dining 900 *" 1 up by Mlaa Helen Preset*t who had appeaia to tbe common meannaaa p-» 4 40 m'' m*' P- m ® *» p. m. been CO HOME CLEAN fc. 4J° the guest for the previous week and vanity of bla fallow mortal a An Meal, up-to-date cafe, J r»t her frlenda, Mlaa Irene vsood. at where the w^vrJraa,,v* Pride's Croealng. Maaaachuaetts. nothinf bat Oar Criticism of Prices tor Cleansing Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coburn of Absent Cowardly. best is served to oar pa- Day Excursions Don't Ctotktaf «• sack lower than Winchester left on Tharaday for their crltlclae tbe absent Make It trons. home after two a when man Quick service is '• tli« Sonao apendlng weeka with point any la er to May. to his or her place, Charles H. Smart & Son. a large amid tho laughter of the others. There sash and blind manufacturer, and Is Old were four tables Rtverton Orchard CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers of fou( eacn. After well acquainted In Portland, as he Cape Cottage dining, the guests adjourned to tne does a large business In that Office, 92 Exchange Street, Room 5. Portland city. living-room, where Mr. Thomas addpd Mr. Warren W. Oliver, an Instruct- Take Cars at Island Steamers, Transfers at ■onument S4. to the TERMS pleasure of all by solos, vocal or in commercial subjects in the New- and instrumental. The guests pres- ton Technical High Scboai in Newton. On* Yht, tlJIt Summer Season, «0c; Single Copy, Sc ent were: Mrs. A. K. Austin. Mr. snd Massachusetts, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grafton. Mr. and Mrs. Ktnicr, Mrs. J. W. Oarnlaa at fte "Sun Riae" ADVERTISING RATE8 Miss Etnier. Mrs. House. Mr. and cottage for the remainder of the sea- Mr*. son. H.00 per lncn first week; additional Insertions at reduced ratea. Reading Spauldlng, Mrs. Hastings (nee '« Helen C. F. Notices, 16c per line. A postal hringa our advertising man. Spauldlng). Mrs. Thomas. Miss Mr. Whitehead returned to his Mr. Field. Thomas snd Mr. iJlcKley. home in Allston after spending a Mrs. Carey E. Etnler gave a lun- week as the guest of Mrs. Day at the cheon cn at her cottage. Mrs. Afrertlaera must se nd In on Wednesday "Osocosy" cottage. Whitehead desiring changes copy of before Monday pre- Ash will R. Cove Farm. In honor oi nor enjoy Mrs. E. Day's hospitality for Henderson of & Co. ceding day publication to Insure In sertlon. cousin. Miss Etnler of New York. another week before departing from Forestry Tim Pnulng, Sprayiat ul Hurt Werk. W» are the Mrs. A. E. an old- Cousin's. concern Note—Hotels and Boarding Houses In the Bay contracting for four or more Austin gave largest doing our lino of work and can refer the trade to fa shlcned on Miss Stella Doe of hand reds of satisfied Inches of space per Issue for displayed advertising, have the privilege of quilting party Thursday Cambridge and patrons. We would be pleased te hare eur rep- at her on Bar Ialand Point. Miss Mary Knowlton of resentative call upon weekly insertion of guests' names under the classification of Register of cottage Dorchester you and give you an eetimate to de yeur work. The a floral of Bleder- have been guests the Satisfaction guaranteed. Tonrls*®* free of charge. quilt, design during past Exper workmen and the latest devloee man cross stitch pattern, was rramed week of Mrs. Prime at her summer used. home Mr. by Mrs. Ellen Toothaker. The hos- "Avalori." Mr. Walter and Henderson will be at the Portland office the 15th and ICth tess in Sumner of each month for THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1911. received her guests attired Wiley arrived Monday to be conaultatlon. Local representative always on complete Alsatian costume. Tbe guests of Mrs. Prime for a short hand. prize, a handsome green parasol, was time. awarded Mr. Albert Conrad Miss Rumford. Maine, are the to Frauleln Stoever of Phila- and Helen MINIATURE ALMANAC occupying she Brodie of Maiden arrived Bibber cottage, having arrived last delphia. having made tba great- Friday to Maine 92 est cross spend the rest of Office, Reom 5 week. will remain until number of stitches. Upon the summer as Exchange St., Week of 31 to 6. They Sep- of August September tember first. arrival, each guest received an apron guests Mrs. Bissett at the "Day- Sun Length Tide Hlgb with her name on it. and later re- break" cottage on Harmony Hill. Mr. PORTLAND Day Rises of Day Morn. Eve. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wooden and son S+ts ceived a diminutive beanpct tilled Conrad and Miss Brodie made the •31 5.08 6.23 13.15 4.18 4 48 Knowlton of Auburn are at staying with most delicious hot baked beans. trip from Boston to Portland in a SOME OFFICE, MASS. 1 5.09 6.21 13.12 5.18 533 Mrs. Noble's for a ten BEVERLY, days' sojourn. The ladies present were: Mrs. "Bulck" automobile and report a most 2 5.10 6.19 13.09 6.18 6.33 Mrs. S. E. Pickering on Saturday Grafton. Mrs. Etnler. Mrs. Spauid- enjoyable tour on excellent roads. Mr. 3 5.11 6.17 13.06 7.18 7.33 returned from a ten days' stay fh New ing, Mrs. House. Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Bissett arrived Saturday lo stay un- 4 5.12 6.15 13.03 8.03 8.1* York where she has been attending Sherman, Miss Etnler, Krauiein til September with his family. 5 5.13 6.14 13.01 8.48 9.03 the fall openings of milliners in rela- Stoever and Mrs. Little. At nve Mr. and Mrs. James Smith have 6 5.14 6.12 12.58 9.33 9.48 tion to her business in Lewiston. o'clock the men arrived for baked been entertaining for the past week Beuon of Mrs. R. J. Teague of Lewiston has beans, doughnuts and coffee—like- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Calef of Boston at 1811, Jane * Moon in first been visiting her son at the to Oct. quarter. "Teague" wise chat. their cottage "Edged!®." for a week and Mr. J. F. Pickering A charming event took place at who has been spending a month's Br.iadvlew Farm on Wednesday even- Summit vacation here returned to his busi- Turn Evil Into Good. ing. when Messrs. John Kommer. ness last week. is Frank Madagascar visited every year On Friday evening a Cresson. Raymond Veakei. House South very enjoyable with a plague of locusts, which does a dance was in tendered a farewell reception to tne HarpsweO given Hamilton hall by vast amount of other Pbiladelphians at damage to the crops, the Harpswell Baseball team. Very sojourning c*2Ear Sorth After a but it is an 111 wind that blows no- v/n mo creel or ine cnosen good music was furnished and the Harpwell. delightful slope by everyone as an ideal location. Orer- and so the ocean floor was in excellent luncheon had been enjoyed, an even- body good, these Insects ars looking and the restful Island scenery of field and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stxout of Jay condition and ter for wood. No bet» j these two ing of music followed, each one par- highly esteemed as food by the na- spot complete rest and recreation. Table and Bridge, Maine, are occupying their contributed towards one serrioe first-clasa. of the ticipating. The company af- tives. The locusts within two or Accommodates, with cottage, 75 guests. Rates beautiful new on best dances given this year at departed fly reasonable. cottage Hurricane ter Harpswell. This dance singing "Auld Lang Syne." in true three feet of the ground, on the MRS. Ridge for a few weeks' vacation and will be fol- and. CLINTON M. HAMILTON, lowed by another Scotch fashion, having deciding to of a Proprietor. are greatly enjoying the outing. during the next approach swarm, the people rush week which to hold a "South Harpswell Ke-union" in out of their Mrs. Carrie Downing and daughter. promises be unsur- huts and strike them passed in the Philadelphia the coming winter. Miss Edna King of Auburn arrived way of the pleasure to down wtth flat baskets. Then the be had. Miss T. Adams ot is last week to make their annual visit Philadelphia women and children gather them enjoying the hospitality or Soutn up to South Harpswell. The ladies have Yacht Club Reception. from the ground in sacks, where Rockmere House The Harpcwell. which is coming to be the they been here for many years and are Harpswell Yacht club cele- are divested of and mccca of so many folks from that wings legs by • and very fond of this resort. brated the opening or Its new club Cottages city. She is with Mr. Harmon severe shaking up These extremities Mr. and house by a to about staying Crimming8 Mr. Carey of reception seventy are carefully winnowed the Littlejohn's Island, Maine members Stover, where there are two other out. bodies Medway, Massachusetts are staying and guests on Saturday G. H. Philadelphlans. who are friends or dried In the sun or fried in fat. and HAMILTON, Prop. at the Strout House for their first vis- afternoon. The pillars ot the broad Mrs. Pendlebury. They are Mrs. Kn- tben packed in sacks for food or sold Right on the shore, with it to Harpswell. are much piazza were decorated with sprucc 100-ft. They gene McAleer and Mrs. Mann. in the marketa elevation. Set In spruce pleased with their choice of a boughs and golden-rod, and other Joseph Mrs. McAleer is grove. Accommodates 100. Ex- resort for their wild flowers filled the wire or the repre- vacation and have great pots stand- cellent cnlslne. malls. to ing at various sentative of the Philadelphia district Dally planned lengthen their stay to en- points of vantage. The Open until October 1. interior in the state legislature while the hus- Friendship. Rates joy the year at its best during the In- of the house was hung with on band of Mrs. Mann is a prominent Some one application. dian summer. flags of many kinds, and also dec- once asked KIngsley dentist. Roth ladies are much do- what was Dr. and Mrs. At)ram Kerr of Cornell orated with boughs and nowers. A the secret of his strong. Joy- lighted with Obsco Bay and its in- ous University, who have been enjoying string band of three pieces, nidden life, and be answered: "1 bad a their summer behind'a numerable attractive features and al- outing by camping on little grove of spruce trees friend." It every evil man lr a cen- though have travelled through the shore near Mrs. Haskell's, left Fri- on the piazza, enlivened the occasion they ter of nearly all parts of the United States contagion, every good man Is a day after a six weeks' stay at Harps- with strains now classical, now gay. center of and Canada, are loud in their healing. He provides an en- well. Before returning to his duties By 5 o'clock the whole house and praise of ®outh and Its surround- vironment In which others can see In Ithaca. Doctor and Mrs. Kerr in- the pjazza were filled with an ani- Harpswell ings. God. Goodness creates an atmos- tend to make a trip to Mount Desert mated Jhrong. the white and bright phere for other souls to and Northern Maine, then return to colors Of the women's handsome The following mentioned event did be good. It Is a priestly Boston and New York for a short gown* contrasting well with the more not happen In "Belgium's capital," garment that has vir- Autumn tue even for Autumn time. sober costumes of the men. Mrs. but in the Auburn Colony's German. the finger that touches It. A merry party of ladies from Lewis- Commodore Noyes presided at the Saturday night, Aug. 26. The earth has sweet souls and win- "1911" ton are some "1911" occupying the Spencer Cot- tea table; Mrs. House at the great "There was a sound of revelry by Uvea, and Christ-like characters tage until after Labor bowl of to Day having ar- lemonade, while Mrs. Thomas. night" and Auburn Colony had garn- be found In It. The choice of rived last Those in Mrs. Mfs. Sunday. the par- Spaulding, fctnler. Mrs. ered there, her "beauty and chivalry." friends Is, therefore, one of the most ty are the Misses Kavanaugh, Mrs. C. Austin. Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Bright the lamps (kerosene) shone serious affairs In W. and life. Just because a Tracy daughters. Misses Kath-' Sherman assisted in receiving the over fair women and brave men! man becomes molded Into the likeness erine and Helen. Miss Margaret Doyle guests. "A thousand hearts" (no. but our of what he loves In and Miss Louise Ricker and all are The artistic decorations his friend.— was the eighty) beat happily, etc. Next to the Hugh Black. enjoying a fine outing with work of Mrs (nee Helen swimming, Hastings Clam Bake Monday. Aug. 21, the Ger- sailing and dancing and all that goes Fpnulding) assisted by Mrs. Thomas, to man. with all sorts or intricate make a good vacation. while many ladles contributed the EARLY SHOWING OF "doln's" was the event ot the sea- The Power of Musie. Mr. W. L. Wescott and family of great variety ot delicious cake. son. Nearly all of the Colony were Euripides (B. C. 480-406) was one of as well as a num- In attendance quite the celebrated tragic Greek poets who ber of invited friends from the out- discoursed on music In this wise: "No side and the reputation of the Colony one has found out how to soothe with young folks as well as the young-old Dress music and sweet Goods and folks for an enthusiastic symphony those bit- Novelty getting up ter pangs by which death good time was well upheia. and sad misfortune destroy families; and yet to aasuage such griefs by music were Moore & Co. wisdom." The music of the Greeks had in Owen, the to evidently power stir or and Black ealm Suitings Gray emotions, slthoufth neither melo- 505-507 St. dic nor harmonic as Congress Cousin's Island the terms are un- derstood today. PORTLAND, MAINE i>aat Saturday a very appetizing Live Without Water. just and clambake was held on the shore of the In Lower California a large number unpacked island by the WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR Seashore Land Com- of the smaller desert mammals never NOVELTIESwhat beauties are! Some INSPECTION OF pany. Because of of the threatening drink water, according to American they skies only about attend- OUR EARLY SHOWING OF thirty people scientists who bare recently visited the Black and ed but tbose that did brave the weath- prettiest Dress the peninsula. They live and thrive Gray er were rewarded by a very fine meal. on dry seeds and of Goods that we On Labor Day It Is expected another scrape vegetation have shown ovei8 our In where bake will be held which If the weath- places the beat and aridity er la are excessive without ever counters for CORRECT STYLES favorable will surpaas previous touching many seasons. efforts In the culinary line and will be their lips to water, and it baa even IN an event to be remembered by all. found Impoaaible to teach some of Dress Goods of Mr. A. K. Adams of Med ford left them to take water In captivity. every weight and Saturday after visiting Mrs. Hinckley and famfly at the Oreen Mr. weave—from the fabric for cottage. Fairly Startled a Walter. light weight James Bean, who has been a guest A waiter gave himself the worst of Mr. Carlton for two of and Hinckley, It by $1 In evening dinner gowns to the heavier weeks, left on 8unday for bia home in making change, according to the Somerviile, after greatly enjoying his Chicago Evening Poet. The materials for street wear. man who them TAILORED stay here paid the check saw the er- Among ror and Mrs. Hinckley on Thursday evening handed the bill back In the are— entertained a party on a sail In Cap- way of a tip. The waiter haa been tain Sawyer's boat "Handy Andy." bowing to the ground before him ever the During evening the party sailed since and thlnka he la some all exiled around FYeeport and vicinity, and prince living here Homespuns, Diagonals, Black a Incog. passed fbost enjoyable time on the SUITS water. Mr. and J. F. Hinckley came Sat- White Unfinished to Worsteds, urday remain untlt^abor Day with Good Wert* «f Wfreleee. FOR FALL AND WINTER his family and on French 1911-1912 Monday Miss Ethel Throughout the world Self Whiting came to be tbe there is a Foules, Broadcloths, guest of Mrs. shipwreck about Hinckley for the rest of every sixteen hours, the summer. and in A the general adoption of Striped Black Worsteds great deal of fun was had by a the wlre- Suitings Scotch etc of summer leee system of Mixtures, Serges, Cheviots, party residents who went communication prom- and as the leee to cot guests of Mrs. F. L. Glazier to this rate down very ma- Serges. Peak's Island on terially. It la Friday evening. The eetimated that the sys- Those who are interested in "Handy Andy'' took the tem has plain, refined and well tail- party up and already been the means of For Wear and they ail enjoyed going around and vis- marine Evening Dinner ored should not to see our saving property valoed at garments fail before iting the various |lt<- display amusements to be •00.000. and of six we as we found there. aavlng nearly thou- Gowns are Silk making their purchase, are to feature, as The guests on the trip sand showing and going were Uvea.—Philadelphia Record. Mr. snd Mrs. Tisdale. Miss Up- never before, garments of this character. We bsm. Mrs Wool Coleen employ expert Olarler, Miss (Hazier. Mr (Poplins, Kilarneen Adams, Mr. Jsmes Bean. Mr. J W. fitters and tailors, and "fit the hard to fit/* Net Oolng to Let Him Escspe. consequently We Hinrkley. Mr. J C. and tbe and Black Hinckley, "Smltbers Is discouraged about his Poplins Voiles. satisfaction on Misses Hinckley. Striped guarantee all alterations. love affair." "What's Miss M. W Morris of happened?" "He Waukegan. w»s In the act of Illinois, with Mrs L. A. Lorkwood propoelng last night when the snd Mrs H A. Olmstead of Riverside. girl's mother and father Connecticut are occupying the iJnnK came in." "What did flmltbers do?" New Coats for water Street & for an of come." Heavy Anto Wear cottage extended pe- "Stopped abort, "What did riod. These three ladies with Mrs the girl do?" "She said: 'What were Eastman Bros. & B O. Bancroft Van Dorea, Min* Isabelle Van yon saying. Mr. Smlthera?* "—Life Sunday after a pleasant Ylsit at Mr. and Hn. Charles W. Greene and of Verona Villa. family Ruwhiiin, who art now Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howe. Mr. and pleasantly located there. are Aucocisco House» Mrs. William Morgan of Boston ie McMeel of New being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. veek-end aa h:me, cot- Studio. Storo and Land For Sato Also tage. guests of A. J. Keith and family. B. 0. Jones and Edward Shaw of Mass.. K. K. Greenwood Belmont. returned to Miss M. P. Johnson of Watertown. Boston Sunday evening after spending a wec-c at the Miss Marion Lynn of Back Bay and Arling- ton at Mariner. Harry Ledbury of Franklin. Mass.. cottage RUBBER Mr. and Mrs. Waldo H. enter- returned to their homes. Sunuay. af- Perry EVBRYTHINO tained. over Sale the Garten ter a pleasant visit at the Marrtner wee'<-e»d, Mr. Perry's Hose, Gloves, Druggists' aunt, Mrs. William Reed, of Maiden, August Sundries, Mechanical Robber Homestead. If It's Rubber and his cousins. Mr. yon want, call at Mr. and Mrs. H. E Hcdgdon and and Mrs. Harry Of Fine and Medium W. Varney, William Grade their guest. Miss F. Lewis, of Kox- Perry and his PORTLAND RUBBER 259 sen. Clarence, all of CO, Middle Street bury. Mass.. who spent the past two Portland, at the new aummfr home of the weeks at one of the Ponce cottages, Perry's, the will return to their "Day home Sunday. Mr. Marin Purer Week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. anoTMrs. Fred Doe of Camp had as Wallace E. Beal at their cottage at Sunnybanfc guests over ti e Palmer Gasoline week-end. 8. Doe and a* tap Engines Mariner were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. At- Miss K. A. Doe of Amesbnry, Mr. and Speed, Power end wood and their daughter. Miss Here Mass.. Mrs. M. FURNITURE R. Pray. Miss Grace Staticiarj Sippfits Simplicity At wood, of Brockton, who left Brock- Houston and L* B. Langway of Portland. ton. Saturday via auto, and spent Wo to t Mr. and Mrs. Harry of 40% Reduction Gasaliat Mi trii. 1 1-2 to Saturday night In Portsmouth, N. H., Coipitta M|!pm l! ImM Payson street will arriving in Portland. Sunday morn- spend the next two weeks as Eafiaes Repairs ing. They also returned in their auto guests of Mrs. Mattle Visit Llbby at the Our Third Floor Two and four cycle types. We and reported a delightful trip. Barracks. Ray and Cedrick Orswtll aid Ptrfu carry the largeet stock In Port- Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Parker and Northrop of Som- Igiraii erville, and H. land. Send for free 1911 cata- their son Harold of Dorchester, Mass., Mass., H. Warring of logue. were recent guests at Fernrpet. The Roxbury, Mass.. have been spending the paat three 6. D. Thorndike Machine Co. Parkers occupied the Coronado cot- days at the Woodbury Telephone cottage on Beach avenue. DUNN PALMES BM&.1 Partial Piir tage several seasons and their friends BROTHERS Td 2215 NITIMM PIER were Mr. and Mrs. H. N. glad to see them here asain. Northrop or West Harpswell. Mt. Groceries and Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of SomerviTle. Mass., arrived Monday to Provisions spend several Lovell * Cover® Grenleaf street were week-end weeks with '.heir sons Reputation Chocolates. Nothing Finer guests here. Made. here. Light Tonics. Ginger Ale by Glass or Case. H. L. Davis of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ross of Kverett, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who is a Mass., are guests of Mrs. C. S. Kcstall. student at Harvard. l'Jil. was a recent Farms & Summer who Is spending August at the Arlech guest of Kicaard Brunell Homes cottage. at Juniper Lodge. MAINE Charles P. lis REALTY BUREAU Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stokes and ley has returned from William N. a month's business tour Pennell, Manager FIDELITY BLDG., PORTLAND. MAINE family of Portland are occupying a in Vermont in ail and is now with Ms Representatives leading cities. cottage at the West Had for Aug- family at the Oriole cottage. ust. Their daughter. Miss Edith A. William Bennett of Portland Stokes, is spending the month at was a PAINT week-end Sherbrooke, P. Q. guest of Miss Marlou Mc- Donough of THIS FALL WITH Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson and Aranhurst. Miss Arties Barrett of Masf_ family of Berlin Mills, N. H., are Reading. is aiso a bustin-s guest here. Richard THE INN spending the month in a cottage on Harx^y of Port- ISLAND land was a week-end WILSON 4 CO.. Proprietor* loLANU the West End and with them are Mrs. guest. Oscar Mrs. George S. Waterhouse enter- Din room one of the most situated of In the Davidson and children or Berlin In* pleasantly any bay. 8ur- tained some of her rounded by trees, overlooking the water; cool; comfortable; convenient. Ifaala Mills. N. H. friends at lunch- Everite eon on Paints by the week a specialty. Regular dinners for transients. Wednesday. The was dally. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Watson and house Liquid prettily decorated and a Take Str. Maquolt, lea.ve Portland 9.30 a. m., return 2.45 p. m., giving three grandchl'dren, Marlon and Haro!d most enjoya- hours for dinner. ble time was spent. Those in Bcothman. of Randolph, N. H., are the par- ty were Mrs. Plummer of spending two weeks at the O'Malley Maiden. Mass., Mrs. Walter Chase of cottage and entertaining Mrs. Mary Dorches- ter, Mrs. Fred and Osgood and daughter Myra of Gor- Boothby dauehter, M. F. BRAGDON PAINT CO. Ruperta. x>t Mrs. ham. N. H., and Mrs. H. B. Watson Portland, Preble Da- WE flAKE A vis of Mrs. 47 EXCHANGE ME. SPECIALTY of Portland. Portland. Elizabeth Brown. ST., PORTLAND, Mrs. Emery Chtfse of Pond OP THE Mr. and Mrs. Mathew A. Cove and ELMWOOD Welch and M is Alice Robinson. family. Mr. and Mrs. George H. La ng Mrs. 16 ELM ST. McMillan and who and family of Portland, wlio spent a family, Souvenir have lieen passing the summer at Spoons, PORTLAND, MAINE pleasant two weeks at the Wallace their lottage "The Normand," re- Dinner from homestead, returned to their Domes 11.15 to 2.00. '*'jrn«*. Monday, to their city home. Monday. >» etc. C. P DPKSSF.R, Proprietor. Mrs' Wheeler and children. who Brooches, Novelties, Mr. and Mrs. Mathw A. Welch and have been passing two weeks with Groceries family and Mr. Welch's mother. Mrs. Mrs. fiTancy a«end Feveral weeks in cne of the father, Mr. Zbin little out of the Diamonds, Jawalry, Firet-Clase in Every Particular. Cleaves, have been ordinary. Silvarwara Ponce cottages. passing the past week at New 565 1-2—567 1-2 Congreea St. Glou- Kenneth Harvey of Medford. Mass.. cester, where they have been visiting To the Trade of Casco Bay 613 MAINE spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. relatives. We Congress St, Portland, Me. PORTLAND. especially cater and give our and most careful V. C. MountTort. Mr. Harold Chellis has been promptest 0PP08ITE BAXTER BLOCK. pass- attention in the execution of all orders. M. A. Dalton. H. Dalton, Esther B. ing a few days with his aunt, Mrs. Dalton of Portland, Martin O. Gold- William H. Durgin. GIVE US AN ORDER man of New York and Kichard E. The monthly meeting of the Ever- Oar Years ol Success Enables (Js to Please Yon Harvey of Portland were recent green social club was held Tuesday at guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McDon- the attractive summer bungalow of 651 Street UTTLEFIELD ESTATE ough of Sunny-Crag. Mrs. Harry Eastman. A short busi- CHfrsss W. L WILSON & CO. 112-114 Eickaip St GREAT CHEBEAGUE, ME. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. DeKorrest ness meeting, when they planned for of Quincy, Mass., left for their home an outing, took up the first of the If yon are thinking of a cottage Let last after several afternoon, while the latter was bnying Me Friday spending spent hoow lot it will to consult me. jmj yon Sail and Films. weeks at the new Murphy cottage. socially. Delicious refreshments were inest sites on the island and terms. Omlip your Ft eaay Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plalsted or served by Miss Olive Eastman fsr Will meat thosa interested and Agency Universal Laundry. Orders Taken for Lobstsrs and Fish by appoint- This It tha had as recent Mrs. Walters. Those ment. Address, only Eastman Kodak Beach Cove Bungalow present were: Telephones Mr. and Frank Ward and Mrs. Frank C. Bibber, Mrs. agoitoy an Poako Island guests. Mrs. William A. R. UTTLEFIELD, Grtat Cbtttapi, Ml their daughter, Miss Gladys Ward, of H. Durgin. Mrs. C. A. Mannix. Mrs. Woodfords. Edward G. Fbden, Mrs. Henry S. Bry- Mrs. William Edgell and her daugh- ant, Mrs. A. M. Floyd, Mrs. Ellen Trefethen & "RAN Mrs. Swett Co. SLOW ter, Mis? Anna Edgell. of Somervllle, Scholes, Thomas Foss. Mrs. Mass.. arrived Saturday to spend sev- Henry W. Stuart. Mrs. James Bar- Delivers the Goods" ron of Motor eral week* at the Cambridge cottage Saco, Mrs. Herbert Morrison, Boats For Sale Mrs. Donald PROVISIONERS Alto Fox Marin* Motors. Miss Anna Wambolt of Watertown, Garden. Mrs. Fred H. Mrs. Mass has returned to home arter a Drinkwater. William Evans. Mrs. Wholesalers and Retailers of Halliday Stationery En* Oscar Perfex pleasant visit with Mrs. Samuel Skillins. Mrs. Charles Harris. fines, ignition ijt- Miss Fredericks tam, Southall of Annhurst at Mariner. Parks. Mrs. Cook. srd Drmestic supplies. repairing, Mrs. Embert (■Mrted Greccries, Hotel, Yacht and Fancy Family Supplies Gasolene for Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Tuckei. who Robinson. Mrs. Albert overhauling. Waite. Mrs. William H. are at were recent Ij»ne and AH Kinds of snd 'n aale. Smith ft summering Peak's, Mrs. Poultry Fancy Game Langmald the George Williams of Boston. WM. guests at Fernrest on hilltop. H. ROHR, Wharf Mr. and Mrs. Especial attertion Is to * 1U Lone Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Heai and George Williams of Riven peeking pcricNAb p^ds so that they 14 COMMERCIAL WHARF. Boston, who have will arrive in their daughters Elsie and Nellie ot been passing the ?«.-rfec.- condition. Express prepaid »1 ail orders amount* PORTLAND, MAINE month of with ins to $& or ovor. Goods South Framlngham, Mass, have re- August Mr. John D. delivered at Peak's Isiaud by Littlcjohn's Williams, returned Saturday to their Express. turned to their home atter a pleasant home. Casco 7 Motors two weeks at Mrs. Heals brother's The many friends of 130-132 Commercial Quo- Sunset Rock. Mrs. John D. St, Portland, Maine Tho only Portland Built camp. Thugs are glad to learn she Is of line Marin* Motor. Guar- in. and >irs. < naries w. roner, nr. slowly Head Portland Plsr The Old A Store Fully regaining her strength. Rysn Kslssy antaad. and Mr*. Merrill Coolldge or Conant Miss Mildred Keating has been a All parta of tho Caaco always street, with a party of (rleud.« from recent guest of Miss Mildred Bennett. on hand and no wait for Michigan, spent Thursday as guests Heating and long Miss Mary D. Keefe and Miss Eve- repairs In caaa of a cc id ant. Wa of Mrs. Mattie Lihhy. at the Barracks lyn Merrill have returned after a do mac hi work. for one of her "clam rapalHng and no frys." short stay at Portland Head Dr. and Mrs. John T. Palmer of Light. PlmwMnf Mrs. R. C. Purlnton entertained for Congress street Kast. were recent her son. Ralph C. Purlnton. on Mon- a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Klcbard K. Secure Summer Home Site While Land Is day. The occasion was his seventh Reasonable Engineers Schonland of Sunset cottage. OptMitrists Oftkiaas birthday. Games were enjoyed until 4 STOVES, RANGES, Mr. and Mrs. William Soule and eon when Ice and Good Locations Are Available lytt Ci«mln«4 cream and ^ake was served TINWARE and Mrs. Soule's parents, Mr. and The THE SEASHORE LAND OO. HAVE TO OFFER A FEW CHOICE feature of the afternoon was the HOME BITES ON SUMMER Skip BtoTM, LiDttnii Mrs. J. H. West of Portland, COU8INS ISLAND. W« do oar o n wood, cutting of the rake. The lota arc on the wast and Q*li«y Far* irlod'Bf birthday Master shore ot Island overlooking the Inner bay end •nd broken have returned to their homes after a was location le considered ONE OF THE the duplicate Ralph presented with many pres- BEST IN CASCO PAT. Dl«bIop. mac* iron im season st the cot* pt«et«. pleasant Kdgewood ents. His friends were Louise la- Qmtohn* and TheT lofiT are Tiered "at* ™ry ^Jt&ACTIVE PRICES for choice ingimtt tOMCt A BUCKLEY tage. Fort h. and will aeaahore prof>- Wattr Dorothy Fern Scribner, erty that certainly Incraaaa In value. Tha coming Uland of the S/tttmt «M 1-1 %*.. car. Partial Miss M. I*. Spencer of Boston ar- bay, § n«w C«hnm Oak. Philip Enoa. Clifton. Purlnton, Mar- cottages built this season. For Information apply to rived for a Saturday visit with Mrs. guerite Brette and Ralph Purlnton. F. & C. J. H. at B. NASH CO. Durgen her camp on the M«t Harold Cox and Emll OramstrofT FOK End Miss had the misfor- 314-390 IT. Spencer of Everett, Mass.. are at Camp Bd, and Lola Record of Auburn are now further Trolley in 35 Bay, and Brackett Dorchester, Mass., have all returned alee, raaaoaabta particulars min. from can be of Newton High Ian da. chargaa. here. apply at home after a very plcaaant stop at Vlaest la tha Monument Dr. and Mra. Pray hare returned to aqnlpmeat Baat. Vlalt Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Davis. Mr. and Square. the Sam-o-set cottage. Willow avenue. •a whan la tawa. their home in Exeter. New Bllto Loaok, 491 14 Mrs. Edward William and son Mteve Hampahlre. Mlsa "iveonora Floyd is In Water- H tor Ladiaau after an extended with Mr. Caagreaa of New York returned to their homes CONCORD atay and ford, Maine, for the remainder of Court Mra. R. 8q. Bldg.fREALTY M. Clark August and September. Opp. P. O.' CO. | Chelsea. Mass.. contributed some fine Mrs. Sugatt and Mr*. Twits enter- Instrumental selections, and Miss tslned 25 ladles at a "Harlequin" on rielen Wannamaker of SufTern, Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won N. Y., recited eloquently. Mr. Wm. by Mrs. H. White and Miss Hosmer A. Lackey also rendered some of tbe and the booby prize by Mrs. Cohan. W. 3. o'.d-time «ongs very acceptably, while Refreshments were served, and al- JORDAN & CO. he and Mr. Miller (Senior) save a together the affair was most enjoy- PORTLAND good imitation of an old time "break- able. down." Mrs. John C. Barrows of St. Louis, DEALERS IN The Misses McMurray. Hunzlker Mo., and Miss Elizabeth Bailey, who and Folger left last week for their are here for the rest of the summer, Groceries - city homes. All departed with heavy and Mr. M. A. Bailey spent Sunday Provisions hearts over the thought that another at the "Redwing." Cor* Congress and OoK Sts. year wfil have to roll around before Mr. H. C. Parker and family after they can again enjoy their vacation a recent trip to California have come Fishing Tackle Anchors Tkm Bfcor* of Qaaltty Oars days here. to spend the rest of the summer at their cottage. Cordage Oiled Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. of Cam- Clothing Dories Skiffs Lackey Miss Florence Shrlmpler, after bridge, Mass., departed Saturday tor a pleasant stay at the "Bide a Wee home, after a very enjoyable vaca- Cottage" went away to At- tion. Mr. Lackey to build a Friday expects lantic City. N. J. bungalow soon, on one of the lots On Wednesday afternoon Bustln's he has purchased rrom Mrs. Swett. ^^^adeWusts a Island had baseball game with Dr. E. B. Schallenbach and wife of "The Worldbeators" of Free port. The Connection Chelsea are here for a few weeks. game was close throughout, but on Telephone Marked Down to Dr. Louis Close Engster, wife and daugh- account of a ball lost in the hay in Delivery ter, depart Monday. They go to the the fourth Inning. Free port gained a Quick Lot of White mountains of Maryland from here for lead of four runs which the World- the Haslet" high grade Lingerie Waists, a few tn mostly weeks' stay and thence to their beaters to hold. Free Best 3-4 sleeves, and Dutch neck. managed port •The L PINKHAM high Beau- Washington home. This Is the first won 12 to 8. The special features of tiful models that sold for visit of the $3.00, $3.25, $3.50, doctor and family to Bus- the game was the fine pitching by FRANK tin as Market and s. but we $4.50. Not all sizes in any one style, but predicted in this pa- MacDonald and Joseph Kelsey. Chas. all sizes in the lot. To close per. upon the'r arrival, they have had Bacon caught several difficult batted $1-98 the time of Chocolates Our entire stock of their lives here and are balls. HarpswellReputation Best White \ oile. Lingerie so much pleaded he seems to Covet Case and that has pur- George Guppy be regular & finer Made or Marquisette Waists, and Dutch chased a lot of as a clock on his SouthLovell Glass high Mrs. Swett and will 9.00 and 5.00 nothing by best of build a summer neck, laces and trimmings. About 50 noire here. o'clock trips to South Free port. If Etc., Mrs. Ale, in the lot. Original prices $5.00, $5.50. $6.50, Edwin Etz of Washington let* anyone is waiting to get to Bustln's Ginger Dr. last week for East "George" leaves South Free port at Starrett; $7.50 and $9.00. Gloucester, Mass.. Tonics, Miss $3-5° where she will resume her etching. 9.30 in the morning, and 5.30 in the 1NGALLS BROTHERS Lot of about 300 Waists, neck and Light Vincent. high 3-4 While on Bustin's she sketched many afternoon. Roy Miss Weller. sleeves, balance of our manufacturer's sur- beautiful scenes and her Washington Mis Ida Mae duBell of Florence. ManalactarersImhoff, el Soda and Mineral Wafers stock. Sizes to friends expect to see some of them New Jersey, is spending the rest of plus 34 42. Hand Embroi- Glafl«r AtoaaiiTMl* B««ra dered French exhibited. summer at the Bibo Cottage. A'oile, Allover and Cluny Lace S»U Ag—to lor LttMia B—r —< fl—rml Trimmed Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hunzlker and Rev. Frederick B. Greul preached BlMtn Lingerie. Usual a fine sermon tor price. $3.00 $1.98 young son, Walter, of Paterson. N. J., in the grove on Sun- Agtits fttoxl* N«rv« F«o4 SHETLAND VEILS—Lot of white and black who have been day afternoon. It deslr* to b« spending tbe season 70a mnd wltk tb« best «k for oar goodi whtmtr tate made here on yea up Shetland Veils. Usual price. 75c... 50c the island, leave for homo on S8 and 40 HOSIERY—Lot of 10 dozens fine Gauze Lisle the 31st Inst. All have bad a 34, Plan SI, Portland, Me. splendid time and Walter Stockings. "Themico," No. 977. Double soles. especially Peaks Island has enjoyed catching "sculplns" and high heels, back seam, double spliced spliced crabs off the Eastern wharf; whistling tops. Regular price 50c while baiting up the hooks, like a Mr. Harold Coffin spent Sunday at the Allen 3 pairs $1.00, per pair 35c real fisherman. cottage. HOWARD 5. HAMILTON GLOVES Miss Edith Schofleld leaves on Mon- Uncle Tom's Cabin Is closed for the season. Lot of 16 button day for her Paterson (N. J.) home. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Roc- GENERAL CONTRACTOR length Pure Silk Gloves, guar- buck and Miss Hall She has enjoyed her first trip to have returned to Ch»b«a|M Island, Me. BEVERLY anteed double finger tips. All sizes, black and Maine Immensely. New York after a most enjoyable white. summer at their Complete contracts made and per* Usual price, $1.00 79c Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wannamaker, camp. The The Misses Jennie formed for buildings, al- Summer their two daughters, Helen and Edna, and Gertrude cottages, Capital of terations, etc. Estimates Magnificent and their sen. Otis, of Suffern, N. Y.t Berry Portland, with friends, are repairs, scenery. finest automs the cheerfully furnished. work bile roads, who have been visiting on the Island occupying Brlggs' cottage for a Cottace yachting, bathing, week. a specialty. Cottage lots fer sale miles of flshfnjL the past ten days, leave for their coel, shady drives, only 19 Class and cottages to let. minutes from city home Tuesday. Their first visit twenty-nine of the First Bap- Boston. IT miles frem tist church was enter- Portland. to Maine has been very enjoyable and delightfully tained Mrs. S. they hope to rei»eat it next summer. by Henry Bryant on Thursday. A delicious chowder was Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hogan of SufTern. made and a dinner served. In N. Y., expect to return home about picnic the afternoon the read- Sept. 12th. party enjoyed ings by Mrs. Lizzie Boots and Mrs. Mrs. David Mitchell of Maiden. CHEBEAGUE Henry Bryant. Those in the class Mass., is spending the end of the HOTEL UNDERWOOD who were present were: Mrs. Ward, SOUVENIR SHOP season with Mrs. Archibald Miller. Mrs. Hinckley. Mrs. Bools and daugh- Mioses Lilian Bowles and Mildred ter, Miss Lizzie "Bools. Mrs. Josslyn, rift PILLOWS A SPECIALTY Tucker return to their homes in Cam- Mrs. York. Mrs. Mary Dyer, Miss Mur- Made from fir Best and Cbebeague tips. SPRING WATER bridge, Mass., West Roxbury. ray and Mrs. Trask. and moat costly (ir pillow made. on en- HIGHLAND after Mass., Monday a most Miss Ethel Frothingham entertained SOUVENIR POST PUREST WATER KNOWN joyable visit at the "Guppy cottage." on Miss Jessie of 40,000 CARDS Wednesday Ridge LN STOCK. PUBLIC Miss Ruth who has been Gt. also LIBRARY. Galloupe. Chebeagnc, Miss HeU-n Pink- POST OFFICE. Mass. visiting at the "Alcazar"' returned this ham of Great Diamond. is the Beverly, INVALUABLE IN KIDNEY AND best modern hotel In the BLADDER TROUBLES week to her home in Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. Pierce and family of Allston, H. W. with suites city, BOWEN and single rooms, with of Miss Edith Brown Gilman of West Mass.. will return Labor Day after Opp. Hill Crest and South Raad without private bathrooms. Roxbury, has been passing the month of Rates Awarded Mass.. visiting August at the $2.50 te $3.50 per day. with Miss Mae Anderson. Way side Special rates cottage. (or week or month. Electric THE GRAND PRIX and Miss One of the COA8TWISE 8TEAMER8. light* GOLD MEDAL Mary C. Anderson of West mo?t enjoyable events 8tBustins Island Secretary Brackett, and Mebsrs. stopp'ng the guests were Mis. Jerome B. Pep- terest. C. E. for the balance of season. To New York TRAFTON, Proprietor. Grant. Fuller. Brainard, Hosmer and tage the per, Hyde Park, Miss Emma M. Russell. Miss L. Among the matters dis- Cassie Paine of Salem, Pearn. Montreal. Mr. Percy A. Fla- cussed by the meeting and referred Mass., and M'.ss Ada Ware of Pea- vel. Germantown. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies' to Sea Young Play. the executive committee, were the body, Mass, are spending a few days E. C. Pelton. Portland. Miss Harriett By SOUVENIERS Maids "Men, and Matchmakers.' need of a building for the use of the as guests of Miss Julia MacDonatd. B. Keller, Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrr. the long anticipated play hy the association, the removal of the grove, Miss May Hoffmann of Schenec- E. C. Gansworth. Portland, Mr. E. F. young ladk-s. wan given in the Grove watchman on the Island during tbe tady. N. Y., Is making her first visit Brown. Philadelphia. Mrs. E. N. Tap- PORTLAND LINE Theatre on Fr.day evening before an winter, plans for next season. to the log cab'.n. Miss Marjorle ley. Portland, Mr. C. Block and Mas- Now Modern Steet Steamahtpe audience that filled even the stand- Mr. Twiss offer* d to give curtains Whyte and Miss Margaret Paterson ter Kenneth. Westbrook, Mr. and room and Nwlfe Star. Ncrtk tat ing left nothing to be de- for the stage In the grove and bis are still guests at "Bonnie View." Mrs. B. Thoman and son, Calroll, sired In the of aid OM way enthusiasm. The offer was accepted with thanks. A They think Bustln's almost as "bon- Florence Beaton. Annie C. Fiske, Bos- Colosy cast was as follows: Lmw Portland. Franklin June vote of thanks was also to the nie" as their native heath. ton. L. M. Cole. Bertha M. (Smith, Bur- Wharf. given Scotland, lat to September urv Bachelor 'Mains—Lillian officers and Mr. and Mrs. ove of a Bonnet," in the plants the everbearing variety in Also a PeTry; Chas. Brewster. Miss kins. Earle Bryant Perkins. Mr. and fall lios of Holraan; grove on Wednesday arternoon. his garden. 8ammle—"Jeremiah" Kussell. Mrs. Robert Whitcomb, Mrs. J. A. Those who took part were Caroline The third death of the season on BOSTON LINE The plot is concerned with the ex- Trefethen. New >ork City, Mr. and New Modern Start and Barbara Brainard. Prances Hoyt, Bustln'a occurred on Saturday even- SttUMhipa Watches, Clocks, jected arrival cf rich Aunt Sellna. Mrs. B. R. T. Collins. Newton Cen- Jewelry Catherine Twiss and Frances Welling- ing, when William Campbell. Jr., died her wish that her nephew and niece ter, Bertha Chllds, lw York before departing for their for him to give up hla Mrs. has returned to her those who the of customary Pettlnglll dtaWM, I played part giris (Auxiliary) _ homes In Waahlngton. Mr. Naaa has occupation, and hla friends at Bustln's daughter, after a week's In .. acted with more naturalness than stay r. MACATVZ. Ticket IS-foot, cabin. pl«a»ur« yseht. for Mil* contributed largely to the pleasure have seen more of him. Hla friends Wood fords. lt»* «n«1 flthlnir parties. Psrtls* t*ksa those who took the part of men, but from and enjoyment of a treat many peo- Include all who knew him, and the Miss Winnie and Mr. Aubrey Cole any l»land. Rates rmorwMi. all were pretty and entertaining, ple through hla splendid baritone sympathy for hla family la universal of Nova Scotia spent Tuesday with whatever their part. Miss Weller, ss E. Nickeraon voice and fine rendition of difficult Mr. waa 2S old and Mrs. J. Park Rockwell. George the Dr. the Campbell years Imhoff, played most diffi- classical music. Miss of CUFF ISLAND cult plmo with the other members of the fam- Dodge Portland. Mrs. Rob- part with success. • gco**^» Happy, life-btiiidlnc vacation day* waa amoni the first of the sum- ert Robertson and daughter of The least flustered actor was ily Epple sre fist drawing to a close, but the mer colony to rettle on the Island. 8t. Katherlns, Ontario, Mrs. Moore "Jerry.' Mrs. Rustell's famous cat. F. L. WTTTTsMa Tl. P. mrmorles of all the pleassnt and joy- The funeral waa held at his late home and daughter Gene of Wisconsin and WTTTTaflU ous occasions participated In durln* In Jamaica Plain, on Wednes- Mrs. Capt. Bragg ipent with B. I. C. A. Maas.. Friday WILLIAMS BROS. Meeting. our stay at Buatln'a will live on for- day. Mrs. Cook. CO. The fall meeting was held In the HUto Distributors of tb« ever. and among the most enjoyable Wilson * Mrs. Joseph Flckett of Pamoua grove. was Company at the Island Roberts It reported that the re- of street has Buffalo Motora. these, have been the evenings Inn are doing, aa usual, the leading been a recent visitor at the ceipts for the yiar were about IIMl. Local Airenta for spent with the cheery, whole-aouled business In Lower Casco Their 9h<-rland. the bom" of Col. Peterson. th* stantejr Motora. Including $*»». the largest amount ever Bay. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Hogan at their Those who have at collected for dues. fine dinners are the talk og excursion registered tho The largest Item homelike Orel Clm cottage, the "Romapo." lata, and at the present time the din- Oak cottage are, Mr. and Mrs. How- lip* Wtrt i of expenditure was $121 on account Sftcttttr where almost every evening could be most ard Williams. Miss Ann Sacond-hand of the float. ing room, prtttlly altuated In tba Williams and Motora and Motor Boata. found from twenty to thirty young grove Is to a num- Miss Ann of Motor Olle Provision was made pine catering larger Boyd Philadelphia, Mr. and 8appiiaa. for caring for and middle-aged to Central the float persona, gathered ber than erer. This kind of improve- and Mrs. F. A. Swett and son Lewis Garage daring the winter and for enjoy their wholesome Care Per hospitality ment builds up the Island and la a and Miss Haskell of Mass ptlxfs for the tennla tournament. and all Lynn. sorts of game*. Interspersed benefit to all. Mr. and Mrs Fred BOATS BUILT AND The committee on Insect Pests waa Hall and Miss REPAIRED w|«h songs, stories and recitations The final function of TELEPHONE CIS. to to the H. I. C. A. Lafrlcaln of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. requested try precent the breed- last was Thursday evening extremely for the «eaaop la the "Herman wntst" John Burns of t1-» CUSTOM HOUSC ing of mosquitoes next spring the Montreal, Miss Ida M. Oik 1lid Motor Cars WHARF, by enjoyable. Mrs. Archibald Miller of at the 1Mb n«e of Wycnmere (Thursday 1 Smith and Miss 8e!ena petroleum on the msrsny and < arl White of Phil- PORTLAND. I.«ynn. Mass.. Mr. Nsss of evening. All are Invited to places on the Island. attend. adelphia. Washington. D. C.. delighted the large Mr. Charles E. An executive committee waa Hilton of Bonier- Mr and Mrs. W. FoUdn Co. ap- gathering with exquisitely rendered A. Knight of A* Sleeghloe ▼die. Mass. la expected at the burn hare pointed with authority to act far fee songs, Mrs. Dr. Schallenbach of Friday opened the Sunny brae cot- "Sunset" for the balance of August. tage on Oakland avenue. Again We Say raca &/>e Thomas Laughlin Co. Complete line of fitting* la KtWiDiud and brass, for «or TOURISTS motor and tailing craft. Abbrevlatlona: child: ch., d., daughter; Maiifacttrirs of tin ) This cushion has been accepted bj f„ or fam.( family; aon; w., wife. DO DTI AHfl I ICE the United 8tates Government and rUNIL AHU LUX- i PORTLAND'S MODERN complies with the laws of July 9, 1910, PEAKS ISLAND Mis* H. DEPARTMENT STORE HOUSE. N. Clark. Newark Mr*. T. R. Dannttt. Phil a PTf May 19,1911. Peaks Island. Me. Mt»» Elizabeth Ayer*. N. Y. Mr*. XV. E. Smith. Phil*. BUOY CUSHION R. E. ) Row* Prop. Mi»* Lily Haslett. N. Y. Mr*. H. R. Sawyer. St. Loui* ir*. stocks of Irs. Montclair iohn E> \v. Kockefellow. a & C. K. Nelson w.. Gloves, L Havre de Grace Veilings, Stationery, Jewelry, J. Clark. Boston Atlanta Mathia* Romero. Hillbum Leather Algernon Willis Goods. Suits and Mr*. E. E. XX'entworth N. Y. Bathing Sandals. Edith Obert. Newark IfERRICONEAG Mi** Bonham. In fact: — not Ottilie HOUSE. X'ork We do reduce thus for Rietel, Brooklyn South Me. Elmer E. XX'ynn. Providence prices radically Walter A. B. Harpswell. Reiter, Orange Frederick W. Pierc«... Mi** C.L. Providence line that ••fun." Onr fixed Wm. L. E. Prop. <»ridley. Every should be found in a well business that we Reiter, Orange (See adv. in another column.) F. J. Kala* \ v.. Phila. ap- policy requires Cba«. G. Reiter & w., Cha*. F. Roberta & v., Mr*. J a*. C. Fox. Portland Modern Store. clean up each on every dollar's worth of E. Orange Portland pointed Department August M. Hill & w„ Phila. Wm. Oren & w.. Baltimore Men's at summer at some or liss WOODBINE too, goods price other. These ias. Jennie Anderson, Elgin A. M. Brosnis & w.. Baltimore * COTTAGES. Furnishings, right prices. Miss Aline Merz. Madison M. R. Burke. Jamaica Plain Bailey Island. Me. prices, then, are for a business E. G. Hudson. ** Mra. H. S. Sinnett .... legitimative Boston Mis* Mildred Mitchell. Prop. pur- Miss M. L. Haldimand. (See adv. in another G. Cooley & w.. Newton column.) to stocks in this "live" store Westmount B. B. Chamber*. Vida Sutton, N. Y. keep always Miss Portland. Or. Mrs. PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAUN CO. Hennessy, Westmount Mrs. Lincoln Wrigther. White. Elisabeth Kse,>sh and new. Red all over the store W. C. Morton w.. Mis* tags & Hamilton Xewtonville E. J. Hall. Boston 522 point Chas. E. Dutchu & w.. MUs Constance " Mi** Lucy Flynn. Brookline CONGRESS ME. out over 3000 Come and see. Wrigther. Mi*» H. r. ST., PORTLAND, August Bargains. Binghamton W. ij. I'ugiley & w., Montreal Trufant. Roxbury Geo. M. Prall & w., Newark M. R. C. Burrell. Boston W. Harry Condon. N. Y. L Morse, Boston Mis* A. R. E. S. Blanchard. Boston Miss Dirtne. Lawrence F. Florence Harris. Paterson F. Sullivan & {.. M. Bryant & w.. Witertown F. J. Lawrence J. Carr. Worcester Wm. Worcester, Montclair Miss E. M. Crowell. Newark JOHN SHAW'S Hand-mads MAHOGANY Airs. F. J. both. FURNITURE II. Simons. Newark Elizabeth Reeves. Montclair Mra. A. H. Brouck. Geo. G. Sherman. Boston San Francisco H. X. Reeves & w., Montclair | Casco House. Mrs. Southard has eoJoyed a most Miss May B. Sic Brier. G. C. Dart. Mis* A. S. Movie, San Fran. Bay Built with care Kiugttea Mrs. Moss. successful season this painstaking Paterson C. A. White & w.. Portland J. Montreal year and the Miss McBrirr. " W. P. Barrett. Worcester of the at his little in Cam- Margaret Mis* Florence Gilmore. SEASON DRAWING TO A closing house this week will shop F.E.Harris & w.. Mr*. R. Lacy. CLOSE, St.Johnsbury" Pasadena end a most & w., C. S. Smith. X. THE prosperous summer. All bridge, Mass., these beauti- W.D.Brockway Ta*. Tohnston & w., X. Y. Y. MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER. T. P. Watson & A. X. through the w.. Sherbrooke to*. & w.. Habberley, Melros? year, the accommodations ful old colonial models in \liss Agnes C.Moran. Haniphy Brooklyn Geo. E. Carr, Melrose have been Syracuse John D. Green & w.. Albanv taxed to their greatest ca- Mi** I.aura Moran, Mary Norton. Chicago Foresters of Portland will have Out- dull finish are fit Syracuse Mi** Harriet R.Green. Albany pacity. the mahogany Mi** C. M. Spahr. Derby Mis* Xatalie Mr*. A. J. McGowan, Boston although Lodge was not to Green. Albany ing Here, Labor until grace any home. The Miss Eleanor Spahr. Derby Geo. Mitchell & f.. Scranton Mis* Went worth, Boston Day. opened after the Fourth of Clara B. July. Henry Lawrence & nr.. I. X. & w., E. Shaw. Lexington we have on them Johnson Orange Mr*. V. Brookline The season at this hotel is fast prices put iiopedile T. A. & w.. X. Y. Ballard. Hanaphy Miss E. to a The Rev. will make it well worth Cbas. Brock, N'. Y. Wm. L. Howiti & w.t X. Y. Priscilla Ballard. drawing close arid in every re- and Mrs. A. Z. of your J a*. E. E. Brookline Conrad, John«on. Jr., Orange Green & w., spect it has been the most successful Boston, were visitors at the while to now and C. \V. \ an Zee. Newark Albany Miss Clara E. S. Ballard. island buy ship tohnt. X. Robertson & w.. Montr 1 season in the over last Emil Hetxfer & sr., Bristol Miss May Moulton. Manch't'r Brookline history of the hotel. Sunday, being the guests them home* while If. Holman. N. Y. Mrs. Wm. Hill & (am.. Miss Jane A. Ballard. During the latter part of July and all here of the Misses Laura and C. P. Maher. X. Y. Collinsville Brookline \ through August every available room Nellie Bennett. Dr. who is M. Itigfini, N. Y. Tho*. J. an. Wm. Power. Boston Conrad, Hog Chicago in the hotel and the pastor of the M. Fogarty. X. Y. Mr*. J. F. Catlin. Brooklyn Mi»s Mary Putnam. adjoining cottages Park Street Church REGULARLY SALE John F. Miller. Brooklyn H. M. Marblehead were taken and in Boston, has been an Hobby. Brooklyn Mis* daily applicants had making auto- Carved Four-Post Mrs. E. M. Turner. .V X. Fitts & w.. Martha Brainerd. N. Y. Bed $ 60.00 Xewburgh to be refused on account of lack of mobile trip Maine. $49.50 A R. K. Turner. N'cwburgh So. Miss Emilia Wentworth. Bos. through Framingham Wilson Colonial Bureau Mrs. Chav E. May, Atlanta Harry Fitta, So. Framingham W. & w.. Montreal accommodations. The Casco Bay Miss Elizabeth McKean has 125.00 89.50 Mi*« Kileen Miss Sarah Ros*. Montreal recent- Da*ey. Boston Geo. Fitt*. So. Framingham House enjoys a high reputation ly made a card Colonial Miss Miriam «»asey, Boston Arthur Fitts, So. Frederic I.lovd & w.. Lewi*ton catalogue for the li- Chiffonier 50.00 39.50 Framingham among the better class of T. I.. Suthran. Boston W. M. Grafton. Pittsburg Mrs. Maud I'ile*, Portland tourists, brary here.. Besides being very neat Old Mi«s Mabel G. C. O. File* tc w.. Portland and as the will and Style 100.00 CIa*»e. Manchest'r W. Pugsley. Montreal register show, many attractive in appearance, this High Boy 79.50 Mi*s II. ItiMaml, Sherbrooke S. W. Ash & .V. Y. Miss X. M. File*. Portland families Mr*. yearly make this homelike will be of Inlaid Sheraton Sideboard Mr«. Eliiabrth Jones. E. S. Tenny & w.. WelUton Wallace Haren. Portland undoubtedly great assist- 125.00 89.50 Mi*s hotel their abode. The ance E. K. Scott & w.. Syracuse W. Bickley, X. Y. Margaret Eberbach. personal at- to those desiring to draw out China Closet to match M.F.McCarthy & w.. \Val|»olr F. M. Barber. Providence C ymoyd tention that is given to the wants of books. 100.00 79.50 Tohn w„ \li« Mildred McCarthy. Wm. H. Smith & w.. Eberbach & Cymoyd the has Mis* Anna guests always been one of Carved Cheval Mirror, Miss Emma Rodman. S. Framingrham Eberbach. Cymoyd Mr. and Mrs. William of 60.00 49.50 Mi»s M. S. Phila. the pleasant that each Black, Elmhurst F. A. Starr X w.. X. Y. Eberbach, things guest are Mrs. H. P. St. Louis Maiden, >Mass.. expected to arrive Henry T.Armstrong. Belmont Mis* Kath. Clark. X. Y. Sawyer has to remember their vacation by. Mi«s Celia Mis* Mrs. F. Si. Hinkle. Bloomfield this week to visit »Mr. and Mrs. Asher Sullivan. Marlboro Margaret Clark. X. Y. The table has the personal attention Wm. E. Reynolds. I'as«aic Mi*»es Hallry. Lawrence Mi«* Lois Hinkle. Bloomfield F. Black at their summer home here. Win field <». R. Ewan \ w.. IIIiwmfirM daily of Mr. acid the J. Schleich. I'as«aic Mi** J. E. Ilawkr*. Greenfield rushing repu- Together with Mrs. Black's Mi«s Lillian Chenoweth. Mis* M. E. Hawkc*. I. A. Wilson & w.. Montreal tation of the standard parents. R. F. IV>w high maintain- I)r. and Mrs. OREN L. \ w., Hartford also HOOPER'S W. George Fulton, of SONS Birch. I*hila. ed as £'3SA Washington Mi** regards and is Miss Emma Lowell. Wash. Mr*. W. M. Bradley. Port. Ross. Westmount quality quantity will one Mi»s Maiden, they occupy of the UNDERWOOD W. w.. J. T. Dow. Montreal too well known to need further men- SPRING WATER SERVED FREE. J. Harris & Rumford Black cottage* for the OCEAN W. W. llutchin«on. Bayonne Mr*. C. Lyon. Pittsburgh tion. Mrs. remaining part VIEW HOTEL. F. Mary Delaney of Port- of E. S. tc w., E.. Gillest>ie. Elgin the summer season. So. Harp* we 111, Me. Testacy AlbUg land. one of the finest cooks H. L. Miss L. Holbrook. Phila. in the Lightfoot Prop. Mis* F. Miss Nellie Bennett is a orothy Power, Mr. Murphy & w.. BoMutl a most S. Jewett & w., Dayton Mr*. C. A. X. and at the noon hour will serious accident was narrow- JJf-Mm Woodruff. Y. Willard Goldsmith. I'hila. partake Dorothy Jewett. Dayton Mr*. E. C. Cagliardi. X. Y. of a dinner at the ly averted here last week. Miss DR. W II. Norton * Clarence Goldsmith. I'hila. Pavilion. Saturday Hel- HALL lam., N. Y. Mr*. Alexander Wilson & *.. Wm. Mc the of en Gulick, who is the sum- Doug all. Boston Phila. employees the Portland Dally spending Helen ROCKMERE mer Thompson, Cambridge Cha*. Yalentine. Jr., X. Y. HOUSE. Argus will come here for a clam here, while engaged In pulling Gold Crowns Helen Dogherty, Cambridge J. L. Parker Littlcjohn'a It land. the $5.00 & w., Montclair C. H. Hamilton bake. Several other organizations anchor of a punt up. lost her bal- L..F. Jones Sc w., BloomfieTd Mr. Patten Montclair Prop. Miss gill. (See ad*, in are ance and fell overboard. Dorothy Jones, BloomPd Mi** Carrie. Toronto another column.) planning to come to the Pavilion As Miss Robt. E. S. Carlisle & w.. Maiden Liberal reduction on Jones. Bloomfield Mi** M. E. later for a and a -Gulick cannot swim, this easi- Mrs. Blackburn, Mn E. M. Maiden day's outing clam might Jas. Close. Newark Perkins, nave Miss Mrchanicaburg Mist Smith Baltimore bake. ly proved a very dangerous pre- Helen Close. Newark Mi** Brown. Julia Work. Mrs. Howard Je**ie H. yf. Hoke & f., but the action Bridge Saunders. Jules Xeufield 4 w., Harrisburg dicament. by quick of Winchester M. G. Daniel*. N. V. _ Min Sara E. Miss Batchelor and Mrs. Robert*. Mrs. E. Horten. Mary Cary her C. A. Adams, Mi*« Irene M. I«e*her. Brooklyn Hills Mrs. G. If. Glorer fk d.. maid, who were close by. she was Wellesley" Mr*. E. Belle Parker. Mrs. Edw. Stevens. Melrose Highlands Granite Hotel. enabled to get to shore safely. Office hoars, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Batterfield Sc C. II. Walker. Everett Spring Henry Boston Last Mrs. U. T. Diets It d., THE JOHNSON. W. T. Kilhren. Boston week a party of young ladles Sundays by Appointment. Hazleton Bailey Island. Me. Misses Nichols. Allston PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR who have been summering here went J. W. Lane. East (See adr. in another Warner. X. Brook field Orange column.) Mary LABOR DAY to Portland for the purpose of visit- Miss Rose M. Hill, Cambridge Mra. E. H. Plaisted, Phila. M. J. Parker & f., Allston BUSINESS. C. Howard Saunders. Boston Mr*. H. Languhr, Phila Mrs. Chas. Itacon. Somerville ing one of the theatres there. A E. B. Bath M. W. Soden Mrs. W.G. Sanborn. Montclair most Hodgkins. 8t f.. Xewtonvillt Number of Guests Will Remain Till enjoyable afternoon was passed 435 1-2 Street Miss Esther Mra. Thos. Allen. Phila. Mrs. W. H. Tuttle. Boston Congress Stackpole. in this way all in the which Brunswick Mr». E. C. Ford. X. Y. Doors Close. by party E. C. Doane, Boston Mra. Ja». Barr, Pittsburgh CASCO BAY HOUSE. comprised Miss Eliza Dancy. Miss Next door to Electric Car C. B. Koller Sc w., Phila. Jo*. Lani Sc I.. X. Y. Lonj Island. Me. A number of the Granite Spring Winifred Batchelor, Mlas M. Gosten- M. R. Calbati, N. Y. Geo. H. Blake & Roserille Charles E. Room. Cushing... .Prop. Hotel guests at Long Island will re- hofer, .Miss Miss Waiting J. J. Ledyard. Maynard Wtn. Unr & I.. Hutley (See ad*, in another column.) Dorothy Batchelor, Sarah main In the house until the E. F. I.rdyard. Maynard Mhi Shapter. Brooklyn Jas. Jephcott 6c sr., doors Mary Cary Batchelor, Miss A. Gosten- THE PEOPLE'S F. DENTIST C. Sherbourne. Gardiner Mra. I.. O. Murkett. Brooklyn Westmount close and when this ceremony oc- hofer, and Miss J. Gostenhofer. F. II. Miss Ida Moult on. I Mumsaman Sc w.. Phila. Mrs. J. Rigelow. Worcester Great Chebcague. Mc. Those recently registering until Mrs. C. M. Hamilton.. Mr. and iMrs. L. P. Hawkins, of Mrs. Victor I.orb. Phila MissK.ll. Itigelow. Worcester .Prop. the end of the season are Mr. and Henry B. Ogle. Chicago M'ss M. Abbot. Brooklyn (See adr. in another column.) Portland, were visitors at the island Mrs. Harold Modge ft w., Montreal Mrs. Henry Texton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ogle. ITiila. Miss Adele Frank. Brooklyn over lasrt being the guests O. D. Edwards. Montclair Miss Betty Mudfe, Montreal Seorge Wrnnan aud Miss Salome Thursday M. Roche. S. Y. while here of Mr. and Mrs. George Siebold. all of X. and ATJCOCISCO HOUSE. Mn M. Tolmier. Montreal Elizabeth. J., W. Kimball at their MOTHERS! NEW prettily situated ATTENTION! GRANITE 8PRINO Cliff Island. M«. Mr». Walter B. i\\t. and Mrs. John E. of HOTEL. Snow, Devoy summer home. "Falrlee." Mra. K. B. Batchelor... Prop. Dorchester N*. Y. Long Island. (See id*, in another Brooklyn. E. Ponce column., MIm Dorothy Snow, Dorch't'r All the Inhabitants of the Island, We a Prop. Mrs. Stone. Baltimore K. F. Mann ft Dorchester carry line of adv. w., complete fSee in another • winter and been column.) Mist Stone. Baltimore Raymond F.Mann. Dorch»«t-r summer, have great- Henry Levin. Portland Mme. E. de " Alice M. Dorch't'r distressed to hear that Miss F.. M. I-ewenhaupt. Cummings. ly Mrs. Janet Robertson. Boston F. W. I.ay & <1, Washington Mrs. Katherine Bradley. School Shoes at Henrv Teaton At w.. Cobb, who has been spending the lowest Elisabeth A. J. Albert it w., Baltimore Chicago prices. Geo. Wumifl A w.. Elisabeth summer was taken ill " Miss Winilred Batchelor, Mrs. Harriet Knickerbocker, here, seriously Miss Salome Siebold. Detroit Cliff Island on of last week. The " Chicago Monday day John F. I>evoy k w.. Brooklyn Miss Batchelor. Dorothy Harry P. Anderson ft w.. before ahe seemed to be in the best of Miss Josephine M. Scott. Laurel Sofinn X. J. SEASIDE COTTAGE. Balto. Master John C.Anderson. M. health and the attack was very sud- BOSTON SHOE Bailey Itland, Me Miss Phebe Field, Trenton Laurel Spring*. N. J. den. Dr. Davis, who attended her,' SYNDICATE Portland, Maine. Mr*. P. E. Cram Prop. Miss Mary Field. Trenton Mi«s Anderson. Aucocisco Houm. thought It better, however, that she Undtr (See ade. in another column.) Miss Elizabeth Carroll, Balto. V.. F. Stowe ft w.. Worcester CongrMi Theatre Opp. New Maeontc Temple If aroM E. Cram. Portland Mrs. C. W. Kilbotirn. Henry W. Odion ft w.. Mr. and Mrs. Prank B. Dancjr, Miss should not be taken away from the la- Annie B. Drake. Worcester New Brunswick " Br~"»Vtyn Klira Dancy, and Messrs. Winiam. land and she seems to be MN M. A. Penned. S. Y. Miss Mabel W. Kilboum, Rw. D. W. Morison, Improving. Mr*. M. E. Crittenden, Miss Mary P. Aitken. " Ormstown Bryan. and Prank B. Dancy, Jr., of Her sons. Messrs. Emory, Henry, Elitabeth H. Q. Steele ft w„ F. H. Eaton ft w., Sharon Baltimore, Md., who have been atay- Horace, and Everett Cobb, hare ar- shoe and rubber Mr*. L. E. •. A Coetshohocken FNFMADK'C Shittstk, 4.. F. Bowman. Phils. *ig at the houae for the month of rived at her cottage and will probibly CniCM/IKlV 3 W. Medford Mr«j, II. Mtrfler. Swarthmore tames! R Andrr«r>n. Brooklyn REPAIR SHOPS Mr*. W. G. C»«tle, Montreal W. T. I,. Kieffler. Milton Florence Abbott. Worcester Aujtuat. left laat Tueaday for their stay at the island until her condition Mi*« M E. Castle, Montreal C. E. Hay ft w., Itattimnre Frank S. Abbott. Chicago home after having apent a moat de- la somewhat Improved. E. A. Far*o A w., Attleboro A. T. Yard. Trenton Miss Loraine Abbott, Chicago here. gg I-ena Holme*. I.ewi*tnn C. P. Hutchinson. Trenton F.dwin Ar- .ott. lightful outing The Rev. and Mra. Charles Rey- K°CW, ¥ 7M£ t Wilbur Morri* Jr l« S. Yonkers thoae who hare f., RiHjfew'd J. Schlesinger. Ale* Irwin ft w.. Chicago Among reglatered nolds of Peeksklll, N. Y.. and the Rev. Attention Oar Mi** <>raee I>orche*ter Mrs. W. Roslette. X V. dpoetal "Uptown" la aqolppari with Tifhe. J. Ceo. Harinc ft w.. Chicago during the paat week at thla delightful Arthur Mi** Bo*ton Mrs. Chas L. Boston Jamieaon. D. D.. also of Peeks- rxat and cWn Watt In* Parlor*. Pareala chackad fro*. May Toy. folly. boaae are Meaara. A. Townsend Yard Fred Hnlrwarth St f„ Newark ROBINHOOD INN. Miss Aliee Jollr, Boston kill, who have been occupying one of Marion Webber, Rovton Baiter I•land. M«. Miss Hilda Jolly. Boston and C. Percy Hutchinson. of Trenton. the A. F. Black cottages for the past Mr*. U J. Smith Mi« E E. W. Flagg ft w„ Boston Sprinflleld J. Mmmm Prop. N. J., who arrived a few daya ago two weeks left the Island last week Mi** (>race Smith. St>rinfl^M (S« h)t. hi another column A. R Logan ft w.. Boston ) Mr. and Mra. L. C. Ramee and fami- their Mi** R O. Tighe. f>orche*ter M.«« F. M Roonr. Balto Miss PtiTllii t.ogan. Boston after a most agreeable atay. land, having occupied during 'Ml* Florence Emerson and Miss II. )Vm Starr. Phil*. M •«» Conatanee Pimwr, Balto. Mi* L F. Fuller, ly who hare been apending their vaca- •lay the pretty "Sea-rleW cottage. Ethel Lily, who have been Mt«« C. (Lilian Glea*nn. Bo*. So. During the past week a very merry upending Miaa Sallie W. Maopia. Balto. Framingham tions at the Aucoclaco returned Wed- All enjoyed their outing at Cliff Im- ■ week at J. E. Fol*om. Mr*. Thoa. Miss L. B. Wadman. Maiden a here the Rancliffe" cottage, Albany Cochran*. Jf. Y. in York house-party occupied cottage Mi** Anne I.. Daei*. Wayne Miaa F.llubrtk Ada«n«. Balto Miss A. C. Gatele, Maiden nesday to their homM New menaely. have left the inland and returned Mi** snd during their stay had a most to Helen H. Dart*. Wayne T E. TVwna* * Misa Marion C. Snow. after to the ut- wBrooklyn City having enjoyed time. Those who com- Mr. and Mr* Carl B. Brackett and their homes In Providence. R. aft- Min Winnie V. Verity Miaa Edna L. Thornaa, Dorchester charming I., most their stay at Cliff their little eon Maater er what has to be one _ Montreal Era F. Richtinger, X. Y. the were: Mr. and Mrs. George Brack- proved of the Mt** Brooklyn E. posed party Rath Baldwin. Newark G«o. V. E. H. HeWeran. X. Y. The Rev. and Mra. Charles Hay, ett are for tome time most Mt** Cameron. Albany Albert Davla, of Weatbrook. Me.; Mra. stopping with delightful outings In their ex- Eleanor Graf. Martha Cameron. Albany F.A.Hawkins ft v., Lakewood of Baltimore. are among the Md., Emeat of North Mr. Brackett's grandfather, Mr. E. perience. ... Indf*napoW* lane Cameron. Mary F. f-ooby, Boston and Witham, Conway. Mt** M " Albany more recent arrivals at the houae ad»1e*ew Cera I. Mr*. EG r*rrir. Josephine A. Looby. Boston Mass: Miss Grace Davla and Miss F. Bailey at "Orerlook" cottage. All Mr. P. E. and Bast Mia* Helena Waahintton aome little Hersey family of Holme*. I.ew'ton Miaa Ella Harriaon. Baltimore Cambridge hope to make a atay of are fond of the Island and Mi** Annie " Vlra Witham. of Westbrook; Dr. Ed- extremely Weymouth. Msss., who hare been bar- Mortarty, Mra J. O Adam*. Baltimore Mrs. Johnston Latch. time. Mt»* F.dna f Hborn. X. Y Somerrille win Mackay. of North Conway; Mlaa think there Is no place with which to ing a fine new house built for them- Mr*. M. Sehnnrr. mZ<*i iff KOfftil T2&tLACKC/f J*»nT I Walter B. Snow, Boston Bertha , Alf has been a moat delightful outing for most pleasant two weeks at the !§• part of this week for some time. • most delightful visit for thsm both. I ISLAND STEAMERS. | rack and were driven down to the West End where, after all the food was properly laid out. a moat appe- Casco & Lines tizing lunch was eaten. After- Bay Harpswell warda games were played and atoriea told until late in the afternoon when TIME TABLE. tbe drive home waa commenced and Elective June M. 1911. •Maater Hall congratulated on hla SOUVENIR WEEK DAYS. sixth and PLATES birthday given well wishes From Portland (Cu»!om House Wharf), to for many more to follow. Peaks Island I Fumt City Landing)—5.4."». 6.40. 7.40. 9."0. 10.30 a. m.. SEPTEMBER Mlaa Theresa Tamborell entertain- 12.15. l.io, 1.30. 2.0(*, 4.1,*.. " 2.45, 5.15. tt.15. 7.3«». *30. ed on Thuraday afternoon a number Our best ones are the • 45 p. m. Cushing's Island—7.40. 9.0O, Longfellow," at 50 of the young ladiea of the summer " 10.30 a. m., 12.15. 5.15, 0.15. 7.»» p. ra. cents, the Pearl Little Diamond Istand- &5o. lO.UO a. m.. colony at "Tarrymore." The gath- of Orr's Island" at 35 12.15. 1.30. 2.4">. 4.15. 5.20. G.15. 8«» m. " p. ering was a moat Jolly one and every cents Great Diamond Island— ati.(«». »VM>. 8.00. 10.00 We are and the Portland" at 25 cents. а. m 1215. 1.30. 245. 4.15. 5.20. 0.15. 8.00 making special cae was ju#t brimming with fun. p. m. Trefethen and Evergreen Landings After dellcioua refreshments had When you return home take with (Peaks 10.«*» a. m.. you one Island»—6.50. 12.15. been the Victor m. inducements served, was started 1.90. 2.45. 4.15. 5.20. 0.15. 800 p. Ponce during this or more of these Landing (Long Island)—tt.50. 8.00 X9.30, and by the music of this, an impromp- popular souvenirs of 10 00 a. 1 m., 12.15. »•. 2.45. 4.15, a.V3l). 6.15. tu dance waa held on the broad veran- &00 p. m. Doughty • Long Island) Casco Other souvenirs on Landing month for to da of the cottage. Bay. —«.50. 8.00. ».»•. 10.00 a. m.. 1215. 1.30. you buy display 2.45. 4.15. 5.30. (V15. 8.0O m. Cleave* in our p. Mr. Philip McMahon was the guest front store, St. Landing (Lone Island!—8.00 a. m.. 1.30, 2.45. Congress over the week end of 5.30 p. m. Little Chebeague- MO a. m the Tamborella 1.30. 5.20 n. m. Cliff I»l»nd-tV«», 9.30 a. m and Mr. Charles Hoffman of New 1.30. 5.30 m. Western (Great p. Landing York spent Thursday and at Chebeague)—9.30 a. m., l.SO. OJSi p. m. Friday Central Landing (Great Chebeague — 600, the 'Tarrymore" cottage. 0.30 a. m.. m. SUMMER >JO. 5.20 p. Eastern FURNITURE A this Beautiful — week Mr. Assortment of (Great 9.30 a. m.. Again Munsey and Landing Chebeague) Miss Thompson l_3f'. 5.20 p. m. South Harpswell—0.00. Poole won the gentlemen's and 9.30 a. m.. 1.3", 5.30 p. m. Bailey Island Piazza Rockers ladies' cup offered by Manager Rob- Art 10c to (V«rk a. m.. 1.30. 5.J0 m. Prints, $10. Lar.dingI—6.—0.30 a. m. Orr's Island— "ilve-string totals б.0(1. 0.30 a. m., 1.30. 5.30 p. ra. South Free- Cool Fibre and Grass All at made on the Chebeague alleys during a. m. Sunset (Great Rugs Landing the week. Mr. Munsey's score was Srt—9.30ebeague). Cousins. Littlejohn's ana Bustin's Islands. Mere Point. Birch Island and Harp- Refrigerators 121, 101, 99. 100. 103; totai »24; and swell Centre—9..'80 a. ra.. 5.00 p. m. Reduced Prices i.Miss Poole had to her credit 96. 92. a—Stops on notice to Purser to land pas- Hammocks 81, 78, 86; total, 433. The same sengers only. x—Express. competition will be run this coming Additional Trip Wednesday and Saturday— week. T. Steamer leaves at ra.. for F. Portland 9.45 p. FOSS & SONS Little and Great Diamond Islands. Trefethen On Monday a bowling match be- and Evergreen Landings (Peaks Island). tween Hlllcrest and Bellevue was Ponce and • Doughty Landings (Long Island). rolled Housefurnishers Monument E. B. WIXSLOW, C. W. T. CODING, oIT, Hill Crest being the chal- Square. Pres't. GenT Mgr. lengers. After a long struggle Bel- levue won with a total score of 2094 JOHNSTON-BAILEY points against the Hillcrest team's For the New Meadows River 1889. Messrs. Taft, Taber. CO., Shelton. stnted to entertain the men in the Swett and O'Connor represented Hill- every day leaving the Casco Bay and and Gurnet NEAR company during the afternoon. Any- well line Bridge. POST crest, while the Bellevue colors were Harps wharf at 10. a. nr. OFFICE, thing large enough to be seen in defended the Peaks Island at 10.30 a. So. Steamer Comet leaves Portland by Messrs. P. Hall, Web- air was m.. Harps- 190-192 Middle brought down with right and well at 11.30 a. at 10 a. m. for the and St., Portland. Me. ber, Robbins, Caldwell and m.. and Bailey and daily Gurnet Munsey. left barrels, two in empty shells the Orr's on signal. The is New Meadows River, touching at The final Sunday Vesper service air trip being proving easy enough, though this Peaks and So. was held last week heartily patronized year. Capt. Harpswell regularly, in the Hillcrest some of the others in the ex- party Howard takes you through the intri- and all Intermediate landings on alp- Hall and proved a most one a fitting pressed desire that somebody ! cate narrow Hal. to end the passages of the upper season, with a good sized should cast up a bam door for them to I reaches of Merrlconeag Sound and Two hours at the Gurnet House for audience present, who greatly enjoy- shoot at. those Among present were every minute some fresh •hore dinner, returning arrive at ed the singing of Mr. Steven Adams Mr. and pastoral or Mrs. F. J. Horne of Portland, wooded Portland 5.46 m. Dow & shore comes in to view. Con- about p. of Boston, who favored the congre- Mr. and Mrs. W. Pinkham, George Larrabee of nections are made to all gation with several fine solos. The islands on FIRE Wilton, 'Me., and Chebeague, Mr. and the return INSURANCE, Reverend trip and a full two hours Joseph Jackson, who con- Mrs. Charles P. * Lufkin and Miss Hazel iii had for dinner. 35 Me. ducted the service a YARMOUTH FORESIDE LINE Exchange St., Portland, spoke few words Lufkin of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Hcttli and Seaside of Dmtllingt, Cettagtt, Prcftrty H. N. PINKHAM. appreciation for the support ;hese Clarence H. Lunt of Beverly, Mass. insured intkt services Uaiing companies. H. W. SUSSKRAUT. F. C. BUSSEY. had received from the resi- and Chebeague. Mr. and Mrs. Henry South Harpswell. RONALD C. RAYNES. n«nager. and visitors dents of the island and W. Caldwell and Master Cald- acd Ralph On Mcciday, August at Lookout Dally PuKiftr Baggage 5ervice. thanked them all for their Interest. well 21, of Portland and Point the Week Day Time Table; In etleet July 1st. Chebeague. Auburn Colony Associa- William Senter & CO. Mr. and Mrs. John Ball and family Messrs. Dustln A. tion's annual Paunter Boat Relief leaves Portland Pier. Gee and his son clam bake was attended of Winchester closed their summer Herber: D. Gee of Ferry Waiting Room. 11.15 a. in. and I Winchester, N. H., by nearly everyone of the colony. JEWELERS, cottage on Friday and returned to have 4-30 p- m.. for Waites Landing. Falmouth. purchased three fine shore lots There were eighty-seven to sit down 51 St., Me. their home after spent a most on Sturtevanta Uland. Prince'a Point. Drink water Exchange Portland, having the property of William Curit near to the good things of the bake and Chart!, Souvenir enjoyable summer on Central Inn and Trimble Farm. Couaina Ialand. Sfiocni, Chebeague. Landing and have already the singers sang the following compo- Vu~rfs of Portland and vicinity. Miss Dorothy Ball intends to enter Return. Leave Drinkwater Ion and commenced the erectico of a seven sition. which was prepared by one of Abbot in Trimble Farm at 8.45 a. m. and 1 45 p. m. Academy Andover. Mass.. room cottage for a summer home. The the members : this while Mr. John Sundays, leave Portland Pier 9.30 a- m. coming fall, Ball, ^lessrs^. Gee have spent the month How dear to my heart and 7 m. returns to his course in of p. Return, leave Drinkwater Jr., complete August for several seasons at the Arc the scene* around the Winchester Harpswell Inn 7.30 a. m. and 4*30 p. m. Chester L. Jordan & Co. High School. Littlefleld cottage near Central Land- When fond recollection* Automobile Connection with Eltctrlc Cars Present them to view. ; Will Write Your Automobile, Fire and Liability Miss Elizabeth Ash gave a tea to a ing, but this summer they are occupy- number of the her friends on Sunday aft- ing Grannell cottage on the South The bays and the landing. Insurance for You at the The inlets Lowest Rates. ernoon at "Ashcroft". About twenty- Road. Mr. Gee and his son are en- and island*. And all the loved *;>ot* I 3 EXCHANCE five people from both the east and gaged in the retail trade at STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE grocery Which were "more than a few". west end of the island were present Winchester, X. H., under the firm and a very pleasant afternoon waa name, D. A. & H. D. Gee. »^e "Chatterbox" so gaily Printing BRADFORD And near by was Iiailey. Special Those included: TOLMAN, FURNITURE: CO. passed. present iMr. Carroll Curit of Boston, Mass- With Haskell's and Whaleboat for 17 Preble Portland. Miss Anna Christensen and her is All in August Street, spending his vacation with his par- plainly sight. guests, Viss Irene Webster and Miss ents. Mr. and Mrs. Name William Curit. Mrs. With meals always Cards, ptinted from Solicit business on Marie Mr. Fred Mr. ready your anything and in McCloud. Toy. Carroll Curit has been here for some And appetites new type on good biistol everything steady. the line Jack and Miss Katharine Adams. Mr. time past. With remaining 100 stock, for of New and Second Hand Furniture. So friendshipsand Thomas Connors, Mr. Fred Ballard. plea«ant bright. Miss Eva Libby of Portland spent to the tunc "*The Old Oaken Our popular special of Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a call. Miss Helen Demerest. Miss Clara of the week end with Mrs. Goddard, Bucket." a article. For Webster, Miss Marjorie Holmes, the necessary £ A Eastern at her Glad- p Misses Ernestine and Landing, camp, August only V V Marie Robbins U-Kum. and their guest. Miss Ann Bridges, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BREEZE, Mr. Ernest Lane and and CROCER3. Mr. Robert Spalding. Miss Louise family THE PAPER FOR CA8CO BAY. Ricker Print Co. MARKETMEN. BAKERS. Mrs. Julia Shop Ordway and Mr. Morgan Ash. Small are visiting at the house of Mr. Elijah Estes. 261$ Middle Street. Mrs. Charles D. iMerrill. Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Jackson. Miss Cor- ENGLISH TEA ROOM FOR KODAK nelia and Miss LOVERS. CEO. C. SHAW Jackson, Elizabeth 603 Congress Street Portland. Maine CO., "WW- Portland. Tlr.brook all of Jackson, Portland, <2 door* east Public It is rare that a summer visitor to Library) were visitors at the island last week, Casco Bay ever makes the here Breakfast after 8 Luncheon 11 to 3 Announcement to Casco Bay Trade. being the guests while here of Decn trip without bringing his camera Afternoon Tea nnttl 6 p. m. F. L. Vernon at his summer home, along, for the many wonderful scenes all Chebeague Our new Market at Preble Street makes a '*Coveside." Tel. S484 Rooms Single and En Suit* special- through this beautiful bay ofTer an of Mr. D. Cutler of ty packing and shipping orders to any part of Ralph Hartford. unsurpassed opportunity to the Kodak has been a week vis- Casco Mail and Conn., spending devotee to try his skill. Then to Amordale. Bay. telephone orders have our Mr. Fred Carl Rust Parker iting Ballard at his summer have the films which have been used attention and are Rome, "Khatmandu." Another Mrs. M. A. Cbarleson has enjoyed prompt patrons assured of the guest developed and printed in the finest at "Khatmandu" is Mr. A. Landscape Architect a most successful year this summer "Shaw" which has been Joseph sort of way. all he has to do is to quality, maintained for Inslee of at her beautifully situated house. All Bolivia, South America. Mr. mail them up to the J. R. Libby Com- years. who is of the 513 Fidelity Bid*. PORTLAND, ME. through the season the house has Ii.slee, manager Bolivia pany and his utmost wish in this re- mines of Connect too been well filled and several of the the Andes Tin Company, is spect will be gratified. This estab- 7>/«pAea« in the line of also a week at guests intend to return next year. The Everything groceries, meats, bak- spending Chebeague. lishment possesses the best Kodak ideal location of the place appeals im- ery products, fresh garden produce, imported deli- Miss Helen Clark of Baltimore. department in the city. fully ROW BOATS TO LET. mediately to a visitor and undoubted- Md., whoTias been spending the sum- equipped with all and cam- cacies, cooked meats and delicatessen. supplies 1 week S3. 4 week* 110. season 118. Delivered at ly the cottage lots that are for sale mer at North Haven, Me., is visiting eras and if you have not yet made small expense. Moorings furnished. Every- first class. in the vicinity will be in demand be- Miss Teresa Howell for a time. the purchase of a camera, this is the thing fore long. On Wednesday of last week. Mrs. place to go. Not only in Kodak sup- J. A. Drinkwater, L. M. Passano of Winchester, Mass., plies does this fine establishment ex- Oilman Street, Yarmouth Foreaide, Warren's parents in Gorham. Me. Mies Edith Hlxon, Mr. Max cel but in every line of that Helen Holmes, gave a very charming tea at her goods Miss Oliver and Mrs. Ralph Dr. Johnson is a two weeks* Telephone Maine. spending Mr. Walter Rogers, Misses Ernest- "Lone In Miss goes to make up a first-class depart- Raymond returned on Thursday to home. Ash," honor of vacation with his family at the cot- ine and Marie Bobbins, Miss Ann ment store and there is no better their home in New York, after hav- Margaret French. iMra. Passano tage, having arrived Wednesday. Bridges and Messrs. place to be found where the summer Dorfman's on the Pier a Chesley and was assisted by Miss Janet Howell. ing spent vacation of six weeks at is the to Can- A hayride party is a great deal Daniel Harris. Miss Cornelia Campbell. Miss Jessie visitor could locate his or her shop- place buy Magazines, Papers. Chebeague. Fruit, Souvenir Cards and in fact ev- of fun as a number of young people On Mrs. Ridge. Mlaa Edith Willard and Miss ping headquarters. dy; Mrs. Thursday evening Percy to the summer C. F. Morri" of Macon. Geor- discovered on A erything complete vacation. Thursday evening. Shaw gave a small supper party in Genieve Robinson, and a most delight- gia, who has been visiting her sister. Finest Our newsboys on the st»am*rs can supply drive around the Island In Mr. V honor of her sister, Miss Edith Hixon ful afternoon was spent. Casco Bay Trip. Mrs. J. M. Ash and at their you with in our :ine. Trade with family ton Soule's hay rack was of who left anything enjoyed Springfield, for her home Miss Margaret French, of Wlnchea- Capt. C. W. Howard's steamer them if want the summer home "Ashcroft", returned after which went to always yon best. everyone down Saturday morning, after who has been Comet makes home after a de- having spent ter, Mass., spending tne the famous Gurnet trip done here. Friday having spent Mrs. Shaw's cot- five weeks Checking Percy hospitable here at Chebeague. The summer at the West End. left the is- lightful sojourn at Chebeague. "The where delicious tage. Alders." table was tastefully decorated with land last week, together with Miss Mr. and Mrs. William J. Warren hot chocolate and sandwiches were ferns and wild flowers, while a mas- (lenieve Robinson, also of Winchest- returned to the Johnson's cottage served. Those who went on the ride sive bunch of sweet peas adorned the er. and -Miss Edith Willard, of l>ex- "Lynhurst" on after having were:Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Cooke. Miss centre of the Friday, board. Among the Ington, Mass who have been visiting •pent a week as the guest of Mr Esther Cooke. Mias Harriet Sweeney. guests included were: Mi»s Esther her. All three will spe>nd some Miss f'ooke. Harriet Sweeney, Miss time hi Miss Wlllard'a camp in the Mary Newell. Miss There*a Tarn- Quality I^akea. Corey Rangeley bcrell and Miss Rosamond Spalding. Mr. Carloa Dortlcos, of Chlcsgo. Mr. Frederic Sweeney of Newton 111., haa arrived at the laland for hla Centre, left on Friday for his home annual vacation and la staying at the Window Shades after having spent five w#ks at Che- summer home of his mother, Mrs. Some Reminders of beague. two as the guest of hla aunt, Antome Dortlcos. Mr. Dortlcoe, You not some other TAKE HOME Mr*. W. C. Newell at the "Justa- who la connected with the General may know why quality mere" cottage, and three with his Electric Compaoy'a office In Chicago, of window shades will not be as good as the THE GOOD TIMES IN friend, Mr. Allan Cooke at the "Bar- will -be accorded a hearty welcome bj CA5C0 BAY THIS SUMMER. but the reasons we claim for nacle." hl4 many frienda at the laland. "Corey Quality" are On the beach In front of Aahcroft Profeaaor U M. Passano. of Win- our shades' very superior character very Souvenir View Books of 15c on Wednesday evening a fine clam theater. .Maes., arrived at the laland practical ones. include absolutely first Portland 10c, bake was the host and hla fam- They glwn, being Mr. thia Wednesday Joined materials and the most Photo 25c Thomas Connors, who Is visiting Mr*. ily at their aummer home. "Ix>ne grade expert, pains- Ash. There were thirty-flve enthu- Ash." Profeaaor Paaaano la asso- taking and conscientious care in measuring, siastic and were msthemstlca at the Framed Pictures of Local Views 25c, 47c guests present all ciate professor of and Our shades run as delighted with an excellent bake, Massachusetta InatMute of Technol- making putting up. was cooked run wear for and Unmounted Hand Colored Prints 25c, 50c which by Captain Eus- ogy. they should and years years. tace. After one eaten every had l^aat Sunday evening. Mrs. W. B. Let us an estimate on your shade well of the on give you Hay'8 High Grade Post Cards 2c, 3 for 5c good things spread French gave a very the was In , work. rocks, akiglng Indulged rarebit aupper to the Weat End col- Colored Post until a late hour when the Cards, Portland Views 10c doz. party , ory In place of the customsry 8un- broke after a fine up having enjoyed I day afteinoon tea. Afterward time. aome admlr- Write na if yon with to duplicate anything yon saw. F L. Vernon gave very Mra. A. D. Dickinson of Spring- I able readlnga of aome of Drummond a COME BACK EARLY NEXT SEASON. Held, la the guest of Mrs. tauls French-Canadian poems. at "Menanoke." for an extend- Hyde A rery happy party «nJoy«d the ed Mr. Hawkins atay. Philip ap«nt hoaoitalHy at Batea Hut on Friday, a few here laat week with hla days »ben Mr. and Mrs Wealey W. Batea leaving for hla homa in family, of Portland entertained at their aurn night. Springfield 8unday m*r estate aeveral Portland and Mae- The of Maater Robert CORFY^ birthday waa the H. H. HAY SONS -.2&3L. Hall laat Tueaday occasion haps next in importance to tbe n 2S Free cbidren were loaded into a big bay shooting with which Mr. Bates con- "The Store Beautiful." St, Portland, Me.