K8TA 1H.ISHKI) 1901 PORTLAND, MAINE, JULY 1913 BNTRBRD AS SECOND THURSDAY, 24, CLASH MAll. HATTnt. PRIC3K KIVR rPNTS

Kellar is a Circus At Cousins Mail Service to Islands most remarkable woman, Peaks Island House having been able to do many things that one would deem it impossible for DELIGHTFUL OUTDOOR EVENT GREAT IMPROVEMENT one who is MADE THE AND CLIFF HOUSE ENTERTAIN- blind, deaf and dumb to do. Automatic GIVEN LAST SATURDAY. PAST She left Florence WEEK. after at Oil Stoves ING VERY EXTENSIVELY. Tuesday staying Rockbound Park while here. Attractions and Many Varied—Large Mail Sorted on the Steamers to Dances and Parties Much in Attendance. Facilitate Sailing Delivery. Vogue. Cousin's Island had on Saturday the A which South a change is already The Peaks Island House For greatest show on earth. Norton's itself making this week Harpswell appreciably felt, was circus was the inaugu- is experiencing a week better than last show. Barnum's was rated about a week ago by the Port- which was in its turn COTTAGES ALMOST Cool the only circus once, but Cousin's Is- land the best ALL FILLED Post Office authorities. Hereto- of WITH landers can see the season. Tourists are arriving SUMMER RESIDENTS. nothing but Norton's fore mail from cne island in Casco in large numbers and almost all of Kitchen now. The performance took place at Bay to another has gone on the direct them for some 2.30 p. m. in stay weeks. The usual Dances Add Much Gurney Square. Hun- pouch that if a Weekly to Enter- system, is, letter was dance was dreds were unable to admittance. Tuesday night held this tainment of Guests. at gain mailed on Orr's Island to Those addressed week and was enjoyed many. that were on hand early saw someone on by Cliff Island, it would be The We regret to state that the of talent with a concert Sunday night by the accident plenty big T. The carried in a direct to Home pouch to Portland House trio was of the usual excel- Dr. Lambert, the professor of bot- lence, including the overture, Poet and any at Tufts, was more serious than was or Peasant, "Thou Mighty Ocean," by thought at first. Dr. Lambert's Richardson, and the Sextette from knee was severely cut on a ledge near his the Lucia di Lammermoor. There was camp at Basin Point and he re- also a 'cello solo, "Sweet Evening quired the services of a surgeon. He is now Star," from Tannhauser, which was at Dr. Littlefleld's at West Cottage well worthy of the applause it Harpswell under the doctor's care. He received. is improving and will probably be out Cut the Fuel Bills The Aged Brotherhood Society will soon, as his many friends hope. for the Summer. hold its annual here on picnic Tues- Large quantities of small jellyfish next. Dinner will be day served at of a variety different from that usual- This stove bakes the Peaks Island House Annex and ly seen in Casco Bay have been ob- for hours on a afterwards and readings singing will served lately by investigators at the fill gallon of oil. out the program. The committee laboratory. in charge is composed of Daniel D. trot. Heacli of Yale Orlow W. Fullam and University gave Tbiuk it over. Cheney, William a H. Fultz. very interesting talk last Thursday evening at the of Prof. John i-ast Rowe an- cottage evening Mgr. gave son other regarding his travels in Africa. — delightful dance to the Automobile employees Prof. Votes Given Free Ask for Them at Union Beach is the professor of mis- Scene of House. A buffet lunch was the Circus at Cousins.' sions at Yale and was for served and music for the dances, in many years a missionary in but has been which the guests all joined, was fur- China, nished by the Cobb a trio from recently touring extensively in Africa, parade was headed by a chariot driven there boys, anDeering High School. Island and forwarded on the next At cial conditions of the Africans. Arvilla Morrison. the Cliff House, the season is by No. 3 chariot steamer to Cliff. The new system coming on It is a matter of driven by Margaret Carr. There were finely, many transients becoming some provides for a much easier method. several taking advantage of the concern here how many Armenian and wild animals in cages, one of There has been opportunity established on the to motor out to the are which was in the wilds of Cape, partake of Syrian peddlers frequenting the captured Casco Bay and line's steam- Harpswell a fine shore dinner and a rest colony. It is very nice to have a few Littlejohn's Island and has not as yet er enjoy Merryconeag a on tho Cliff around with been classified. The route of distributing post House piazzas. the quaint and beautiful parade office at which the mail from the dif- Miss Helen Kellar, the celebrated wares but too many are fast was through Beech wood Ave. and ferent is becoming R. islands received and sorted dumb and a S. deaf, blind was an nuisance. DAVIS Cousin's boulevard to P. woman, CO. O., returning immediately into sacks for the islands interested visitor at Peaks Island COMPLETE through Ashland Ave. to the Square where the The Misses Hill and Miss HOMEFURNISHERS steamer touches on her In Fanny on the Seashore Land Monday. the morning she enjoyed are Co.'s property. route. In the case of the Harper visiting at the Parker cot- letter men- a sail 011 the "Alpine" with Cor. and Federal The parade was worth going miles to tioned along other tage. Exchange Sfs. Portland, Me. above, after being mailed at guests of the Peaks Island | see. \V. H. Norton was general man- Orr's House, who Mr. Island, it would be sorted right were Simms from St. Ix>uis, Mo., is ager and ring master and made such delighted to find that she was ! nto the Cliff pouch, on the boat spending a few weeks at H. F. Hub- i F. E. * President and one of the The Haskell, a success that there is talk of making be party. party was bard's delivered there on the way to in the cottage. him Mayor of Cousin's Island. Mr. caught heavy shower of the Portland. E. S. Paul and Charles was ticket seller morning but this did not take away wife, Miss Catherine Gurney and THs makes on change immense dlf- from the enjoyment of the ho oversold the supply long before the trip. Miss (Continued on Page 7.) performance. He will be elected tax collector. Mr. Collins, as a coon, was a big success. Bowker was a clown and made a hit. Clarence is naturally dignified but he got down to business while in the ring. I>aura Hill was also a clown, the first lady clown on any stage. She filled the bill. Ira ONE CLEAN-UP Morrison will have no opposition as captain of the Cousin's Island police force. He was guardian of the peace and was brave as a lion. He was obliged to make several arrests, one a chicken thief, but wishes to state PRICE that none of the criminals live on Cousin's. peaKvS island House Madame Mystery, the world ^oANNEXBii. renowned palmist, was secured at yA We shall on put sale every Summer great expense. Her readings were marvelous. Wm, the well Suit in our stock at one Burgess, price. All known acrobat from Dingling Bros, new goods this season, circus, gave a wonderful performance. including The Lair sisters of Blue Boston rendered Serges and all Rogers Peet several songs with expression that Co.'s was very pleasing. Marshal Gurney make, formerly priced from sang "Everybody's Picking on Me," $20 to $32. Take of and received great applause. Selec- Manac>uvie:nt_o advantage tions were played by the bands. Ral pK ^CU FT="# HOUSE. this, the biggest bargain opportun- Cousin's Islanders employ only the Hinum best talent. Mrs. Dawes and Mrs. ■mmflffiHHimu ity that will be offered in ton conducted the bands THE Portland Slay (canned PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE AND CLIFF HOUSE this season. music). A song rendered in Wench by .Miles. Dorothy Norton, Arvilla ference in the length of time required Morrison and Helen Bartlett was one for delivery as the letter's going over of the features of the the same route Under pleasing day. twice is obviated. New Management. W. Clark Meader, Prop. Mrs. Raymond Talbot and team were The steamer Aucocisco now carries THE HOME OF PURE FOOD a dream. Mr. Sam Willis with his direct /4 and pouches so the islands are re- 76 Exchange St.. Portland, Opposite Postotflce educated M. I. was a An calf, T.—14, great ceiving four mails a day each way, ideal, up-to date cafe, where nothing but the best la served to our entertainer. Little Chester Slayton, which is wonderfully good service. patrons. Quick service is our motto, and our prices are right. the Indian was the real thing. The mail clerk on Separate dining boy, the Merryconeag is room for ladies and escorts. The .Hisses Prescott and Miss Van James a jsamsm Jf'eeney, graduate of the Port- Specials every day, from 11 a. m. until served. Ooren exhibited their Rocky Mountain land High School. The islanders all cannries and attracted much attention, appreciate the thoughtfulness of the the ladies as well as the officials yonng who arranged the present sys- canaries. The candy table was in tem and they are sure that all these charge of Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Bowker. little improvements tend to increase The ice cream table by Mrs. Norton, Casco Bay's popularity. Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. It and 28 Gurney. 26 Monument Sq., PORTLAND, ME. was certainly a gala day at beautiful Coiisin's Island. Come again Mr. Norton! Merriconeag House. MANY AND VARIED ATTRACTIONS AT THIS SUMMER Granite Spring Hotel. HOTEL. GOODS More Than the Usual THIS SUMMER HOTEL HA3 MANY Number of KODAKS Guests Are Coming. GUE8T8. AND The success of the season of 1918 Linoleums Restored Shore Dinners to be 8erved Daily. at the popular Merrlconeag House is KODAK SUPPLIES aHHtired both by the number of The hotel Ib dally receiving new ar- guests to already registered and those booked DEVELOPING AND all their original freshness and beauty rivals and already many tourists have PRINTING for next week and for August. Mr. use registered, some of whom will remain Smt\€I XJm Your film a by the of Auto-lac. It is a wonder- Pierce, the manager, by his excellent By Mall the entire season. During the past management and careful attention to ful cleaner and polish; it will restore week the hotel management has had Arts and Crafts Novel- Fine his patrons' wants, has built a Stationery and the color to your or everything completed In the interior up ties oil cloth business that Is the envy of hotel linoleum, of the hotel and one could not wish Engraving the as proprietors far and near. Books and making pattern stand out dis- for a more comfortable and up-to-date Magazines The newly laid out tennis court, of Tennis, Golf and Base as new. Full hotel with every modern convenience Leather tinctly pints 60c, quarts which mention was made last week, Stylish Goods Ball Goods offered. Dally a shore dinner with For a durable is In use almost every minute of the Brass Desk $1. gloss coat, nothing lobster Is to be served, and no doubt Fittings day, and devotees of the sport are en- will better our many transients will avail themselves and Craft Regular and Couch give results than Flexi- joying themselves to the utmost. The Pottery Bas- of this Bathing and boating Hammocks ble Floor Finish. Dries hard privilege. pool and billard parlors continue to kets quickly can be In front of the hotel enjoyed draw a large amount of patronage and outwears varnish. and tourists are the Waterman Ideal Foun- Parisian ordinary Quart already enjoying from among the guests and are Ivory Toilet healthful The hotel has they tain Pens cans 75c. pastime. among the best fitted out rooms to be Articles many bookings for next month. found anywhere. This on superb hotel Is situated Motor boat parties, sailing parties, J/ong miles from Port- Inland, only Ave and fishing trips are the delight of all where Is ade- land, steamboat service lovers of life In the open and nowhere and visit CHARLES M. HAY PAINT CO. quate, the opportunities to are the facilities for these enjoyments LORING, SHORT & HARMON Portland and the resorts are nearby greater than at this delightful sum- Monument Square, Me. 8-12 Free all that one desire. As a start- Portland, St., Portland, Me. could mer resort. The guests are registered for the ing point travel down bay from points far and near, proving that T/ong Island is unsurpassed, bo&ts for the Merrlconeag's fame reaches all points touching here. Justly far. Kai. In speaking of the Mexican situ- ation existing now, >Ir. Gracey did not care to comment, except to say that his province was but little affected by Woodbine CottagesCottaci BAILEY the revolution, which is raging almost L. M. YORK ISLAND, MAINE MRS. exclusively in the northern sections HUMPHREY S. SINNETT. Prop. of .Mexico. Bailey's Island* Maine. The Seaside. Casco and Popular boarding: house on this part of Bay's Leading Grocery General Store Mr. F. th« island with fine accommodations for Mrs. C. J. Prescott and Mr. Stand- Roger Knight, with the Wor- I cester sixty guests. The chambers are (arse, Mutual Fire Insurance Co., ar- My years of success and fair to all assures ish Prescott are among the boarders ricely furnished and have ocean view. dealing you of getting the best rived at "The Agawam," Miss Ruth Pine table supplied with the best obtain- at lowest at Mrs. Cram's. They have rooms at always possible cash prices. We are to i VV. new able. Bathing, Boating: and near always trying please the is a Knight's cottage on Summer Fishing Mrs. Leeman's. Mrs. Prescott the house. Open until October 1. Rates trade of the island. VLITY and Hill, for a two weeks on QU PROMPT SERVICE is our aim. well known club woman, living in stay Satur- and circulars on application. day, the 19th. Mrs. Orange, N. J. White, Librarian of the Worcester Mechanics Our store is the Mrs. Cram's register of tourists is Associa- headquarters for the best in tion Library, with her Miss fast filling up and much satisfaction- daughter, and we Doris White, Miss Meats receive fresh invoices is felt at the way in which visitors accompanied by Delia A. Chase, took on the are coming to this homelike house. passage by every steamer. day boat from Boston The table at the Seaside is always ex- Monday, July OCEAN 21st, bound for the same cottage, and VIEW HOTEL cellent and this feature combined Bailey Island, M«. • George A. Richardson, Pros*. Miss Gladys H. Knight and Miss Mil- with the attractiveness of the house This flr.e summer hotel is now under new and dred Dunton of the State Mutual Life open management many To trade at York's store means itself makes it no object of wonder improvements have been recently made. Large chambers with windows getting the best the market Assurance Company, are Bos- facing t^e ocein. etc.. barber and room. Excel- that Mrs. Cram's boarders are year-in leaving Toilets, bath. shop pool affords. Our teams cover all ton by the night boat ex- lent table and in fact everything first clasr. sections of the island several and comers. July 26th, | year-out to Open until 9. Rates on application. pecting spend two weeks at this times daily. us popular cottage. Miss Gladys is a Telephone any time. The Woodbine. sister to Miss Knight, owner of the The guests at the Woodbine, Mrs. cottage, and is a singer and reader of turned from Europe and is nojv spend- Humphrey S. Sinnett's house, have merit and with piano, violin and vocal ing a 'few weeks with Mrs. Barker at Hill Crest been enjoying themselves in every talent 'neath its roof "The Agawam" the "Breakers." Prof. Sidney D. Skid- will resound with way common to summer sojourners. nielcdy for the next more and wife are also Mrs. Barker's BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE half month. CHEBEAGUE CHARMING HOTEL THE Boating, fishing and taking long walks guests for a while. JOHNSON H. F. CROWDED WITH TOURISTS. Johnson, Proprietor are ideal ways to spend one'3 summer Mrs. L. H. Norton, Miss Alice E. Miss Haanah O. Litchfield arrived |I AND June 15 to October 1 COTTACES Open vacation and the boarders at the Wadsworth of Chicago, the Misses from Quincy, Mass. last week to Woodbine are no Sullivan of Masquerade Party Evening Enlarged capacity this year. Beautifully located at proving exception Worcester, Mass., and spend two weeks at Miss Dunning's Saturday the to be Fine Affair. south end of the island near Little Harbor. The ! to the rule. As soon as August arrives Mrs. Geo. B. Brown of Ipswich, The from Water- Johnson and Mass., cottage. house-party cottages contain about forty rooran, all i are the pleasant and the house guests will probably join to- guests of Mrs. A. C. Colton of town High School, which was at this i This summer hotel has one airy. Thoroughly modern toilets, bath, popular etc. Table with and conduct some entertain- Summer Hill at Mrs. has supplied best the market affords. 1 gether Morningside. cottage, separated and most of the hundred and ten guests registered Sea food a specialty. Fresh with milk, eggs, poultry and ments such as the Woodbine is famous Colton, her guests, Mrs. Norton members have to their homes and in order vegetables raised on the gone to accommodate appli- premiees. Bathing, Boating | and Miss Wadsworth of and Fishing. Rates on for. Chicago, left after a most enjoyable time. cants Mr. Hamilton is obliged to en- application. Bailey's Island on the 9.15 Wednesday A farewell dance to Lieut. Harring- gage rooms in all the nearby cottages. boat for South Harpswell, thence Robinhood Inn. by ton and Lieut. Fuller and his sister The season to date is far in advance H. F. auto for Poland Springs, arriving at JOHNSON, Boatbuilder was given at Cottage Hall a week ago of any year and the popular Hill Crest j New arrivals are coming daily to this beautiful resort in time for din- last Monday The will have the banner year in its his- Repairing Promptly Done I the picturesque Inn. Attracted by ad- ner. This is a most evening. chaperones delightful trip, were Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. R. tory. During the past week the guests vertisements of the place with their passing through Brunswick, Lewiston, Huntington Woodman. Another have been having many social affairs glowing description of the island and Auburn, Lisbon Falls, Lisbon Center, of was and each finds some amuse- have come from guest honor Lieut. Mc- evening of the Inn, tourists Danbury Junction and then along a Mahon who was present with his ment offered for the entertaining of every direction and have found that most beautiful stretch of wooded road sister. Among those who enjoyed the the guests. Dancing is the chief form MISS Robinhood Inn fully equals and even until you enter the lovely grounds of FwOBINHOOD INN J.'e. JVIASSEY evening were Mrs Robert Morse, of entertaining and nearly every night surpasses their expectations. The Poland Spring from which you have a Miss Winifred the Pavilion is crowded with the The ideal location on the Island —situated table is the view most Root, Miss Ruth Gardi- j unexcelled, superb, magnificent view of the sur- on the east ner, Miss Winifred Woodman, Miss young people. Thursday evening an end and in full view of the and the management very capable, be- rounding After an country. spending : auction known as ocean. Beautiful and walks hour and a Jocelyn Woodman, Miss Catherine party mystery pack- pine groves ing under Miss Massey's personal half at Poland the party around the Burnet, Miss Satterthwait and the ages was given at the hall. Mr. Geo. house. The house is modern in supervision. left for South Harpswell, arriving in M. Newgent of Boston. Mass. acted the every respect— toilets, baths and sewerage. Mr. Bradford Massey is again this time for the boat for Messrs. Satterthwait, the Messrs. Lord | evening Bailey's. of auctioneer and he made the with his Miss Julia E. Mas- and Mrs. Arthur Graham Lyeth of I part Rales and Circulars year aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith are upon application Rutherford, N. J. Lieut McMahon and evening party a fine success. Danc- sey, for his annual summer outing. as usual Miss j June 15 to occupying Blanchard's Lieut. Fuller have ! ing followed. The Masquerade Party Open September 15 Mr. Massey is a medical college stu- j just graduated from cottage the Crags, while at her cottage will be at the Pavilion Distance in the is West Point, being members of the given Saturday Long Telephone House. dent and his arrival always eagerly Bringmead are staying Mrs. C. J. Ben- the class of 1913. Refreshments were evening and already many of the awaited by all the young people of son and of ] family Baltimore, Md. served guests are preparing costumes for the island. The guests at the Inn have during the evening by Mr. Mrs. P. H. Batchelor and children, Stetson. occasion. The younger set at the ho- been on sailing trips almost daily, Philip and Virginia, Mrs. Frank Gur- tei always welcome a function of this weather permitting, and on July 17, a Miss Bertha Sclioff of Boston has [ ry and Robert Gurry, all of Westbrook, sort and their enthusiasm will add Bailey Island, Me. trip to Casco Castle was made and joined Mrs. R. M. Pulsifer of New- e:. e. sinnett Miss Florence Sawyer of Portland, greatly to the success of the affair. was greatly enjoyed by all who went. tonville at their cottage on Yarmouth | DEALER IN FIRST CLASS and Mr. W. F. Skillins are Suitable are to be Fri- occupying | Island. Miss Schoff has visited Bai- prizes given. the "Island «en house or at the Domestic Utilities B97 Congrtu PORTLAND. tions of their at a critical .W. office, St., posts time. White to climb Mt. in the ffbtel a SHe-n Fln.l vfcw of wafer. Mountains, hoping dining room, position terma for Many of the officers were r«malnd»r of ••••on or will lotSp^UI for • On Island The reappointed Washington ^hll* away. she has most capably filled for the ahort U.m. Bailey's Avg7 Misses Adams, The Seashell under the new president, Yuan Shih Mr. Alfred P. Streull has Just re-' past two years. Mow«rute ESSANAY, LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP, RKX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION, COMKT, yo'takes Lot ol $3.00 and Voile us MELIES, ETC., yo' eye off'n de bodacious scoun'el Lingerie urging to send photoplays :o them. We want more writers and Waists, we'll gladly teach you the d(\n of success. secrets right he's Into devilbent. Uh-yaw! many beautiful models, and haw! haw!" high We are Dutch neck selling photoplays written by people who "never before wrote a line for publication." I. we Flint Perhaps can do the same for If can think of Carry you. you only one good idea every and will write it out as week, The Norfolk peasants always directed by us, and it sells for only $25, a low figure. regard values Blouses in pointed flints as thunderbolts. So con- Special Middy gray cot- YOU WILL EARN $100 MONTHLY FOR SPARC TIME WORK sistent are the simple folks -that they ton flannel with red lacings and pip- will often assure that SENO YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS you they picked CD V17 AT ONCE FOR FREE COPY OF also all white • riv£L>lli OUR them up red hot. They carry flints and ing, 98c ILLUSTRATED BOOK, "MOVING PICTURE PLAY WRIT ING" stone arrow heads about with them in Don't hesitate. Don't argue. Write now and learn just what this new the belief that this custom will pre- and profession may mean for Extra ol new you your future. rent them being struck by lightning. showing Handkerchiefs, pure linen, hand also NATIONAL AUTHORS' 1543 embroidered, Broadway Treee Defined, with INSTITUTE Family colored edges and embroidery, NEW YORK CITY While the family tree of the ele» ohant runs mostly to trunk, that of very special 12 l-2o 3k 25c he chorua girl does nothing of the .tort ft The Merriconeag, South Harpswelt

CD DC UJ LARGEST SUMMER RESORT JOURNAL IN NEW z ENGLAND 2 Published Every O THURSDAY AFTERNOON UJ CHEBEAGUE From June to September and on the Last Thursday in Each Month DC from October to May. O X - CROWLEY & LUNT, Editors and Publishers 16.50, $7.50 woman In business to talk of her work Goods of the Choice $9.95 3 were $10.98, now at all times MostlNatu- $8.23 and places. Naturally, the ral 6 CREPE DE 2 were now thing th&t we do constantly Is our Appearance CHENE, CHARMEUSE $12.00, $9.00 most There are but a absorbing interest, but wo must 1 While you are staying |i» Portland few Waists in the entire assort- AND FOULARD were DRESSES, 3 were now remember that other people have take Advantage of the opportunity and $12.50, $9.37 | our fine $25.00, other to Inspect stock. Prices made ment are or things talk about. ! to order. that soiled in fact we Choice your Natural grey and curly mussed, $16.50 4 were $12.98, now $9.73 hair Is one of our specialties. Middle Age Mortality. have never offered better values than 260 WASH 2 were now men DRESSES $15.00, $11.26 Insurance are noting an In* CARLES' Hair Store In creasing I.awn, Tissue, Gingham. 2 were now middle-age mortality. In SI8 Congrtu St. Portland these to our customers $16.00, $12.00 this it has Voile, Crepe, Ratine, Linen and country increased 20 per cent in Muslin. thirty years. In England It has been very much less. Were *3.98, *5.00, $7.50, $1.98 to $5.00 Lingerie Tall- Massage and Hydrotherapy Treatment and $10.00 $15.00. ored and a Few Silk Waists Given by Appointment In any part Difference Between Two Word*. Df Caaco Bay, or 'phone Portland Now $1.98, $2.98, Broken and aolled The vast j $3.98, allsrhtly difference between th© 1498M. Addreaa: Eastman Bros. & words MR. A MRS. W. G. Bancroft $5.00 and $7.98 Choice $1.50 eaoh "may" and "shall" can be fit- McKEEN, Cliff Me. tingly described by those who have Island, PORTLAND, ME. gone before the parole Trained at the New England Sani- board. \\ tarium. guests for a few weeks Mrs. Russell S. Barton and son, Lawrence B. WE ARE SHOWING NOW A Barton, of Boston, Mass. Cousin's Island Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chandler and sons, Ralph and Warner, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M Bowker went for a three Splendid Assortment of Summer Shirtwaists day auto trip. to Searsport, Me., Id Mr. Mr. S. J. Blssett of Boston, Mass., Chandler's auto. They had a Ranging in Price Irom will spend the week end with his lovely time and hope to take many FALL AND more WINTER wife at "The Daybreak Cottage." such trips before the summer FOOTWEAR Other guests at this cottage are Miss season is over. FASHIONS Pearl Hardenbrook of Maiden, Mass., MrB. H. C. Thornton entertained and Master Ralph Bissett of Dor- Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker, Miss 98c to Our new and different" WALK- chester, Mass. Morrlss, Mrs. Van Doren, Mrs. Chas. $5.00 "distinctly R. A raost complete line of particularly smart waists from the New York OVER line for Fall Mr. and Mrs. Albert ClaCTJand of Smith at a Five Hundred and leading represents the pick of the makers (many of tbem sample models) are Lere for your You will find Medford Mass., will whist card party last week. After inspection. of the WALK-OVER Hillside, spend sheer batistes, voiles, lawns, etc., low neck, high neck, product Shoemakers* the the of and the cards were long sleeves, three-quarter greater part July played refreshments con- sleeves, plain styles, others beautifully tiimmed with fine laces or embroideries. A recognized "international Creators of Shoe of Styles." earlier part of August in their cot- sisting ginger ale and cake were showing that provides an excellent opportunity to secure high grade waists at the tage. Mr. Claffland is a talented served. Mrs. George Tucker and Mrs. most reasonable prices. treat to Van Doren won New Lines are in and violinist and it is a great the whist prizes, and JJSixlv Ready near mm play. Miss Grace Dennison and Miss Mor- rlss won SILK for Last week a party of twenty-two the Five Hundred prizes. SHIRTS SPECIAL AT Inspection of Harmony Hill cottagers took a trip miss ueorgia Morebead of Port- to Bailey's island in Captain Harold land, Me., is a guest of Mrs. William Howatt at the of Hot Weather and Sawyer's boat. Handy Andy. They "Redwing" cottage. Complete Showing Outing started about nine o'clock in the Mr. W. C. Norton, who has been $2.98 collar with alBO morning and first sailed to Chebeague summering on this has High styles long sleeves, Robespierre collar, models with three- Shoes in Latest Authoritative Models Island, just quarter sleeves. come in where stocked them- completed a n»— They black, navy, white, also»white ground with different Island, ihey -vnarf which extends colored stripes. Guaranteed washable. selves with an abundance of refresh- far out into the water. The latest ments. When on Bailey Island they reports were that some-; minnows HUTCHINSON'S visited "The Blue Dragon Tea Room" were caught there on the first fish'' and took many pictures of the fa- ing expedition. Top Coats for Misses and Women A mous rocks there. On the return party of young folks composed of Made from the WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP trip refreshments were eaten and Mrs. Charles R. Smiiu, Miss Doris Highest Grade Chinchilla] the jolly crowd sang aird told all Glover, Miss Winifred Glover and Blue and Red. 544 CONGRESS STREET sorts of stories. They landed back Miss Isabel Van Doren went for a White, Light PPrices $16.50 and $18.00 VW on to the Island about 1 o'clock, Just trip Riverton Park, Me., this week. These coats are made 36 inches long—full and graceful, warm yet light weight PORTLAND in time for a good substantial meal. They trolleyed from Portland to the have and large patch pockets trimmed with large buttons. Iwo styles, one of them Mrs. Sylvester H. Scribner of Mai- park and had lunch there. After this Balkan effect. Coat Department, tfecond Floor. den, Mass., entertained a sewing bee they went out rowing for a little at Camp Doyle Thursday evening. while and then journeyed back to Most of the time was spent in neigh- Portland, where they saw "Brewster's borly gossip, sewing and the eating Millions" played. .mey came bacK J. R. LIBRY of on the COMPANY dainty refreshments. Among those night boat and agreed that who were present were: The Misses they had spent a most enjoyable day Martha and Ella Dick, Miss Marion away from home. Potter, Miss Edyth Ballentyne, Mrs. Mrs. W. G. Andrews has as her George Conrad, Mrs. S. J. Bissett and guests for two weeks her daughter, daughter, Miss Erma Bissett, and Ethel Andrews, and Miss Helen Miss Marion Scribner. Welcher of Pawtucket, R. I. CHEBEAGUE CASH STORE Saturday evening there was a barn Master Alvin Morrison has gone dance given at the Doyle's barn with to Sebec, Me., after a pleasant visit HAMILTON'S LANDING Mrs. Sciibner as with his Cousins hostess. The affair parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Island was attended only by those residing Morrison, at the "DewdroDinn cnt- The store of quality, and whore the trade is assured of getting the in the Hill The tage. best obtainable. Our and Harmony cottages. : Candy Fancy Cracker departments are stocked chief Some of the features that make it a little more with the features of the dance were the A party of who re- best on the market Remember we are twenty people headquarters for meats, Virginia Reel and the folk side on if you want the best. dancing the Seashore Land Company's desirable than the other beautitul Quality is our motto. Our team and auto are 'at islands of Casco in which all took part. This dance property had a picnic in Talbot's your service. — was a decided success woods water and it is hop- this week. The morning was Bay: Spring recently analyzed showing COAL, ICE & GASOLENE AND MOTOR BOAT ed that one SUPPLIES. will be held every week, spent in all sorts of games such as as has -been the pure water without contamination custom for "Several potato races, bag races, Jacob and any whatever; years. Ruth, and "I go spy." All the people bathing beach where one can without i Dr. F. H. White of New York City brought their luncheons along witn enjoy bathing has been HAMILTON &. HAMILTON the recent guest of the them and had a most delightful time I being chilled; an abundance of clams; wild rasp- Misses Mary and Isabella Cox in their as they sat on the ARTHUR H. HAMILTON WILBERT R. HAMILTON mossy ground and new cottage, "Olabedaso." partook of the food. berries and blackberries, enough for all. The GREAT The second baseball game between MAINE Last Saturday evening there was a Seashore Land Co. still a CHEBEAGUE, the Red Sox and the Athletics was have few desirable 5000 We are prepared to do all fine dance at the Bissett's cottage. baggage expressing and teaming at short no- played Saturday on the baseball Held. tice. Our automobile will serve The early part of the was and 10,000 foot lots on streets 50 feet wide you promptly. The Red evening properly Sox were victorious this devoted to Freight Agents for the Casco Bay & Lines. playing games such as Harpswell time by a score of 12 to 4, perhaps the restricted for from 2c to 3c terms Visit our ice cream and be spin cover, round goes the sale; prices foot; parlor served with the best ice cream, con- due to the fine of Miss miller, delivery Sara stand and fectionery, cake, pastry, soda, etc. lunches served compliments insults. As to suit. Cousins' a Light evenings. Every- Collins, the pitcher, and ihe excel- the Island is being in way thing first class. evening advanced dancing com- developed lent catching of Eddie Doyle, the menced and all went home at a late that attracts the best class of summer residents. catcher. The deciding game of the nour. Among the men present were: series will be next played Saturday Captain Julius Kursh of and will undoubtedly^e llie most in- Portland, FOR INFORMATION SEE HOWARD S. Me., Charles Babcock and Mr. Stephen HAMILTON teresting of the three games. Bissett. Among the ladies were the Mrs. Mary Appleton of Winchester, Misses Sara Collins, Julia Neely, General Contractor and Builder Mass.. is a guest of Mrs. W. F. Prime I Helen Booth, Martha Dick, Ella Dick, C. M. at "The Avalon for the BOWKER Great Cottage" sum- Edyth Miss Chebeague, Maine mer. Ballentyne, Scenyard, Miss Marion Potter, tne Misses Law- 647 FOREST AVENUE, PORTLAND Complete contracts made and per- Mr. Sylvester H. Scribner of Mai- formed for ton, the Misses Mairs and Miss Gert- buildings, cottages, alter- den, Mass., will spend the week end ations, etc. Estimates uue omuneman. or repairs, fur- at Camp Doyle, where the rest of his J. S. DAWES, Cousins Island nished on For all kinds application. Expert work- are of cottage furnishings V men. work a family sojourning. Cottage specialty. and goods R. S. Davis Co. is the lots for One of the most place Cottage sale and desirable picturesque irips to go. cottages to rem. We care for estates about the bay is the ride up the Yar- Miss Doris Rowland of mouth River. A party of ladies from Boston is the guest of the western end of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the Island took Duran. this trip in Raymond Talbot's motor- CHEBEAGUE, MAINE Mr. and boat on Mrs. George Plummer and Tuesday of this week. The We nre daughter, Laura, of disposing of our property, numbering over one hundred acres, ladies greatly enjoyed the ever Boston, are oc- chang- the and in all sections of the island we can show you desirable lots. Shore of this cupying cottage "Biganuffplace." CHEBEAGUE ing Bcenery narrow, winding sites, groves and secluded spots are offered. Rates Miss J. Gault of Dedham is the reasonable. Mr. A. stream. Those who went with the R. Central SOUVENIR SHOP FALMOUTH HOTEL guest of Miss Laura Littlefield, Landing, Great Cliebeague, will gladly show any in- were: Plummer. party Mrs. G. Tucker, Miss terested the property of this estate, M. ffe, AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY MAINE Morriss, Mrs. L. O. Van Doren I PORTLAND, and son, R. Montenegrin National Philip, Mrs. E. Dennison I Dresa. and Mrs. J. The national dress of FIR PILLOWS A SPECIALTY daughters. A. C'rewitt, Montenegro Mrs. T. Goodman and is very Site Seekers Made from fir Best European and American P'an Mrs. H. C. picturesque, consisting of Cottage Chebeague lips. a summer cottage, bungalow or investment it will be lor and most to Thornton. bright and varied colors. The your advantage to costiy manufacture. head the Mrs. C. E. gear is a investigate property of Mrs. M. A. Charleson, some sixty acres at Great Newest and largest line of Post Gurney has as her I becoming cap. Most Centrally I-ocated Chebeague, Maine. Desirable sites with shore front, fine water and Cards in Casco Bay, 40,COO in stock. spring cool, shady groves, I.ots are now ottered at $100 and upwards. Fine in- Public Library. Post Office. Hotel in Portland vestment as land values increase each year. Would be pleased to show the H. W. BOWEN property to any interested. Opp. Hill Crest and South Road J. J. POOLER, Proprietor MRS. M. A. CIIARL.ESON, Great Chebeague, Maine.

e Let the "Blue Bell" R. H. CLEAVES, Maine Cash Grocer and Baker Auto delivery, prompt service, carefully selected goods DRINK Sign Remind You Jce Cream and Fresh Bakery Products Daily REFRESHMENT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR CONNECTED OF THE ERRAND YOU FORGOT TO EXE- UNDERWOOD GINGER ALE CUTE and a ready way out of the difficulty Telephone Your Wants Quick Service to Our Customers KING OF THEM ALL OF THE ORDER YOU WERE ASKED TO DE- DUNN BROTHERS BOTTLED AT THE WORLD FAMED LIVER for your firm or for your home OF THE ENGAGEMENT FOR WHICH YOU Groceries, Provisions and General Mdse. I Get Chocolates Here. UNDERWOOD SPRING HAVE BEEN DELAYED and the quickest way Reputation Always Fresh. First Class of to meet Laundry Agency. AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS, explaining your inability it at West GROCERS, SODA SHOPS AND Market Harpswell Delivery all over South Harpswell OF THE CALL YOU PROMISED TO MAKE, Underwood Spring Corporation but failed to make, through forgetfulness 432 Congress St. Phone 1995 Of a hundred ways in which, to use a quaint phrase, If your grocer doesn't sell it ask him why he doesn't you may "LET YOUR HEAD SAVE YOUR AUCOCISCO HEELS" led COTTAGE DAY'S SPA Island Ave., Long Island CLIFF ISLAND, ME. Visit our cool Tee Cream Parlor and re t the best in Frozen Sweets, Confectionery. Chocolates and Box Appollo Candies. Our line of Cigais, Cigarettes and Smokers* Remember R^rences — Supply will please you. Souvenir Gocds and Festal Cards of all kinds. our Special Hoda Fountain we have the Choicest Syrups, Soft Drinks,etc. I apers and Magazines rates for June and The iivdicates the a E. P. & R P. MAHONEY Proprietors sign presence of Pay Station. September.

From any Pay Station you may talk, at a reason- Mm. K. B. BATCHKLOR able charge to any of the MAJESTIC RINK, w. 480,000 telephones connected with the New Itie First Rig Event ol the Season England Telephone and Telegraph WE HAKE A SPECIALTY Company's system in the four northern New Eng- AMERICAN DAIRY LUNCH Grand land states. OF Masquerade Carnival, Wednesday Evg., July 30, '13 D.J. MncDONALD. Proprietor — — 121 Commercial 7 PRIZES "7 3 Shows In One Also with in Street, nearly oppo- telephones 30,000 cities and towns Souvenir Spoons, site Island 8teamera and South Roller Skating, Motion Pictures, Masquerads Cirnlval. Special Motion Pictu-es connected with the Long Distance Lines of the Portland Ferry for the Carnival etc. 180 Middle 8treet, nearly opposite great Bell system Brooches, Novelties, Poatofflce. MUSIC BY W. E. CHANDLER* i 8-PIECE ORCHESTRA Milk, Cream, etc., fresh from dairy Doors Open «♦. 7.30 10 CENTS GEO. T. SPRINGER farm dally. Beat of foods, quickest ADMISSION, service, reasonable charges. Finest In the East. Visit Watohea, Diamond*, Jewelry, equipment ua when In town. Elite Lunch, 487 Fine Hew Launch For Parties CHEBEAGUE FISH MARKET Silverware and 491 1-2 Congress street for la- Sailing Hamilton'* Landing, ChibMqu* Row boat* to ^ew dles. let by hour, day or England 513 Congress St., Portland, Me. week. Ferrylnsf to Telephone Mttlejohn'a, Wo the table with the bent ob- Bout h Freeport, etc. Boat nugo «t nupply Hamilton'* I|ne< House Wharf Oakland Cars from the Steamer Land- Mrs. M. E. Downer and daughter, Miss Louise, from BOSTON Call us by for quick auto service Lexington. Mass., to 'phone to have taken livery, etc. ing. Always glad the "Ben Nevis" for the PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. keep parcels for you, an- season. Mrs. Downer's eleder son, NORFOLK arul NEWPORT NEV/S. Mr. Charles Briggs, and his family i Automobile and swer or hrougb tickets to and from principal Repairs lend from Mt. Vernon. N. Y„ are STOIJGHTON-FOLKINS CO. questions, spending DOints, including meals and s ate room our three weeks with tliem. icti on 11 Pleasant St., Portland, Manie you 'phone. mmodations steamer. Mr. Eugene F. Perry of Nyack on Supplies the Hudson, N. Y., is spending a SPECIAL RATES to OLD POINT OF ALL KINDS week or so with his cousin, Mr. COMFORT ana ATLANTIC CITY Frank Mar. at "The Bustinhoch- S»eamer» iau and elegant, Leave car William W. Roberts Co. heim." ne»\, your while down the vooramodatiun-t and cuisine, unsur- bay Arthur P. Miss W. J. Bowdoin of Lawrence, passed, Stnd Lr book.et. Homer was a Reasonable for all work Mass., guest of Miss M. E. C. H. JViaynarn, Agent, Boston, Mass. charges STATIONERS Patterson for a few weeks at "The Wambeck." Expert workmen 233 Mrs. Clarence who Is sum- MIDDLE STREET Laint, Three Doors from Room Gasolene on Waiting Engines mering Chebeague Island, spent THE ELMWOOD and Tuesday with her friend, Miss M. Telephone 4858M We Want to E. Patterson, at the Wambeck. 16 ELM ST. Motor Boats Mr. Jack Allen of Brooklyn, N. Y., PORTLAND^ MAINE went home Friday after a most pleas- Dlnnor fpo»w 11.15 to 2.00. Do Your ant stay with Mr. Charles Lamb at "The Greenlodge." C. D. DRESSER, Proprietor. HENRY LEVIN Mrs. Ida S. Blakeslee of 154 State DEVELOPING Spring- St., Boston, Mass. field, Mass., will spend the remain- LEROY H. HILL AND der of July as a gueBt of Mrs. C. PRINTING Stebbins at the "Cascovista." TAILOR Mrs. A. W. Zoebish and children and Fine line of and offer our Carpenter Builder Imported and Domestic you will leave the Woolens. Campbell cottage for JOBBING A SPECIALTY South Harpswell, Me., where they will Cleansing, Pressing and of 35 Estimates Furnished. Work from the Repairing. SUMMER BOARDERS Experience Years spend the remainder of this month. Plans Drawn islands may be sent in care of Purser on Mr. George Roth and Mr. MAINE -» steamers if AND as a of George Luminous Fish of the Deep. CHEBEAGUE, A or will be COTTAGERS Guarantee Results of desired, delivesed at par- Wilson Minneapolis, Minn., are oel room on wharf Not 25 when requested. per cent CHEAPER guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. New- which serve the function of projecting To 8ave Closet Space. 92 EXCHANGE KEEP CLEAN! But 25 cent hall at "The Briarcliff." light in definite directions. ST., PORTLAND per BETTER Metal towel racks, that have flat Mr. and Mrs. These arc T«l. 2138-W Send us Ralph Marshall of light-emitting organs your clothing to by places at each curved end to screw to Lexington, Mass., are at "The Twin to bo of vital tc PARCEL 1'OSl' to be NAPHTHA :hought importance a will Oaks for two wall, almost double the CLEANSED. Prompt service. Rea- Cottage" weeks. :he life of the animal for the purpose capacity sonable Miss of your closet if screwed to the bot- prices. All work hand H. M. Gertrude Greul left for Phila- )f the watei SMITH, Illuminating surrounding tom of pressed. Photographer delphia after a few weeks' visit with the lower shelf. A dozen gar* 8 Elm :o avoid foes, to recognize their own St., Portland, Me. her parents at the "Greyledge." ment hangers may be suspended from *lnd or to capture prey. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL Agant for Eastman A. Films Mr. Wm. H. wife and each one. Ensign Whlttemore, At (Incorporated) FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE two 1,500 fathoms animal life ia ORDER BY MAIL children of Woodford, Me., have Opp. State House juite abundant. The greatest BOSTON, MASS. 80-82 Oak Me. returned to their home after a two depths St., Portland, !ound Africa Ift weeks' sojourn at the "Bibber Cot- by sounding was until lately Crossing Motorboat. tage." i,269 fathoms, or 31,614 feet—nearly Lieutenant Grats of the German army has In Mr. Clifton Sugatt has as guests tlx miles. This is a point In the Pa- succeeded crossing Africa SO (J VEIN I E RS in this week Mr. Harry Wiggln of Law- jiflc ocean oft the coast of Guam, a motorboat. The most Important rence. Mass., Charles Lannlgan and ibout 100 miles or so. But a survey- geographical result of the enterprise Needham Brown of same to the place. ng Bhlp of the German navy has re- appears be the discovery that there Mrs. R. Sugatt has as her Is n guest this :ently discovered a deeper spot In the continuous waterway from the week Mrs. Welcome Bowdoln of Law- source >cean, near the Philippines, about 40 of the Zambesi, in northern and rence, Mass. Heating lea miles off the north coast ot Rhodesia, to the River Kongo, which Mrs. John D. S. Gourlle, who has Mindanao. Is thus proved to be the river been ptaylng with her sisters In Chi- longest In Africa. In 1909 the Plumbing cago. 111., has returned to the Island name official crossed Africa in a motorcar. and both Mr. Gourlle and his wife to Be The Desire Free It Wrong. larflewt up to date line aI Sonvrntrn will spend the summer at Offer* rooms with hot the Snow Oh, the worth of coercion In a and cold In the Also m lull line ol dally water for Engineers city. cottage. Novel Method of $1.00 and up, which In- duty which must be done whether we Revenge. cludes free use of 8TOVK8, RANOFS, It Is with great sadness and Jilted shower bath*. regret like It or not! The desire to be free by her fiance, a young Paris TINWARE that we learn the death of Mr. Nothing to Equal 1 hi* in New Watches, Clocks, Jewelry qt dressmaker avenged herself on the England Ship Stove*, l^ntcrnn Edward S. of from filch compulsions Is wrong. As Rooms with Hogan Suffern, N. Y. man private baths for $1.60 and Onlley Fur- and Diamonds well the locomotive ask to young recently by painting his per Ed. as he was more familiarly might dash day up; suites of two rooms and nhhingft. known, face and hands with black bath for died Tuesday, the 16th, at his home out unrestrained over the prairie and varnish $4.00 per day and up. Oanohno and The while he was Dining Room and Cafe Engines of all kinds at short residence of consumption. It was the bridge. tracks which confine asleep. Firs*-c:i«uis, Water Repairing notloe European Plan. S/9e July Reduction Sale Abbreviations: cb., cblld; d., daughter; offers you to save f., or tam., family; e., son; w.f wife. LISTEN! opportunity money on Home Furnishings. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE, G E Bemis & w, Worcester Pauline Drcscher, N Y Peaks Island, Me. Hazel M Itemis, Worcester Mrs. Walter W Ancker & d, July is our month of R. E. Rowe Prop. Mrs S Roberton ch & gover- Balto Clearance adv. in another _. Majorie McKeovvn. Morse, Cape up Library Mrs S Reading J Nation, N Y K Orange Mrs (I P Osborn. Watertown coast. They were expected to arrive Nina S Nation, N Y Miss Geraldine McKeown, Mrs Henry Skinner, Wat'town (Incorporated.) GEO. Loretta here Monday or of this week. C. SHAW COMPANY Hoey, Brooklyn E Richard Skinner, Watertown Tuesday Orange The Club begins its third season of Janet Stevenson, Phila Elizabeth W Reed, Watertown Bradford Skinner, Watertown After a day or so here they will pro- IMPORTERS AND Madeline Brown,, Phiia Mrs Mrs 11 regular work in the Vacant oc- GROCERS Chas S Lombard, C Fessenden, W Med'd ceed eastward to the Bay of Fundy Store Kathryn Fuekerson, Phila \V Somerville Miss Ellen Mayor, Prov cupied in previous Bakers and M Louise and Nova Scotia. years. Manufacturing Confectioner? Helwig. N Y Miss I F Price, E Orange Miss F E Kritschmar, The C S w B'klyn will be on and of Schwenk & 2 d, Phila Clara M Vreeland, E Orange Mary M Murch, Elizabeth Mr. Leonard .Library open Purveyors Delicatessen Dainties Mrs Olive H. Spalding is on a W Bean, Passaic I1' M McGrath & w. Boston Lottie MacDowell, Dorchester Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 to Mrs Nathan criuse down the coast with a on Cobe, Boston Frank McGrath Jr, Boston Herbert R Green, Reading party 6 p. m. All Library work is 585-587-589-591 Congress Street, PORTLAND, ME. Mrs Mcrtin, Boston N C & Miss his given by Young w, Medford Grow, I'hila yacht "Sheerwater." the members and Mrs E Tallman & d. Katherine V Medford Miss Charlotte friends, ladies of Down Town 7 and 9 Young, Clymer, I'hila Com. Store, Preble Street. vsioria in * \V J Sullivan w,& ch, Newark S 1* Clymer. Phila Peary, who lives on Eagle Is- the Committee serving as Librarian. Mr R & w & d, Sullivan E T land Humphries John & w, Newark Clymer. I'hila near here, was at Poland Spring Afternoon Tea every Newark N J R W Brown & w, E C McCarter & Wednesday ANNOUNCEMENT TO w, for a few days last week. from 4 to 6 to which CASCO BAY TRADE P F AIcDonough & w, Boston lrvington N J Iowa City. Iowa all are most cor- F McDonough, Boston Clara Goudy. Boston F C & Mr. the dially invited. Spangler w, Newark Jones, well-known Boston Our new Market at Preble Street makes a Mrs J Q Warlord & s, Newark J P w & f. Roslindale Eva L Barker. I'nth specialty of and Kelley Me lawyer and a summer inhabitanf of We invite your interest this summer packing ship- Mrs C B Brnphy St d, N Y C S Johnson w it f. Boston W T Bradford. Portland as we are orders H R Koster & w, Yonkers Mrs E V Howard, Albany N Y E M Portland Haskell's Island, with his son Boyd to make a special effort to ping to any part of Casco Bay. Mail and Mrs Thompson, telephone orders have Stephen Dorsey, N Y Richard C Smith. F C S, and daughter have arrived uuuu. Miss F S N Y Elizabeth, Dorsey, ROCKMERE Belleville N I We are our prompt attention and are S B Waterville HOUSE, at the island for the summer. Mr. free from debt, have a large patrons assured of the "Shaw" Obear, Littlejohn's Island. M A Dayton, Rye N Y quality, Nathan Cobe. Waltham, Mass E E Jones' elder is and beautiful site for a G. H. Hamilton Prop. Hammond, Rve N Y daughter taking a post- building, over which has been maintained Mrs A II Grace I. one for over years. Linscott, (See adv. in another column.) Hill, Worcester graduate course at Columbia Univer- thousand books, and when our fifty Rochester, N H M B Sage, Worcester Mrs Warren II Colson, Roston which will is our Jos V Walker, N Y Miss Grace Bissett, sity prevent her coming building erected, membership Miss Elizabeth Colson, Roston fees Frances F Bodwitch. Boston N here until August 1 at the earliest. will easily support it. Our suc- B Mr & Mrs R J Raid win, Cant'n Washington J Annie Jacobs, !• ranklin Mass Miss Sarah Carter, cess in the is M I") Andrews, Canton " The past the promise of fu- C W Allen w & s, Newark Mjss Miss Anna Thornton, INoyes family of Georgetown, > -Drw Miss Adele Shaw. Canton ture achievement. ncmd— ■£. Njrw.«rV Mass.. Haskell's ar- Miss M B Mulford, Phila AmosTrrxFapTs;—~vrairfng!crtr ownery qf Isl^nfl. Miss Mrs A G Drapes, Washington rived a while ago for the month of p SA'l,K~oH "We dries" M Barton, Phila Mrs E L Dunn, Worcester ■ A D E Godinir. Maiden day, August 13th and we ask all com- TAKE HOME A Wm Stillman, N Y Mildred Bath Me July at the island. A Mrs H N Y Davis, to C Murphy, Newark Jame.i Shipley, Anna Bath Me I ing Cliff Island to assist. Mjss Lillian V Roston Rice, Mr. and Mrs. William Miss K E Murphy, Brooklyn Rruorton, Morton, son Useful and M Roston I fancy articles, cake and M P Barr w & s, NY Myrtle Rruorton, and friend, and Miss Sarah Morton of Chas E W & w, Wobum THE candy, all sell Will Genuine Luckens & w, Phila CStephenson MERRICONEAG. N. | readily. you kind- Maine Tourmaline E W Hutchinson & Brooklyn, Y., arrived at the Helena A Luckens, Phila w, So. Harpswell, Me. Sunday ly make us We F. •Noble something? invite j W II I Medford A. Pierce cottage. Mr. Morton and Kennedy, Prov R Prop. his you to a /k Beautiful E II Soule, Pawtucket (See adv. in another become subscriber for one Souvenir from the Pine Tree State. column.) son are to go on a cruise soon. Maine J S Fallow Paw'.ucket dollar thus are Jr, 0 F Chamberlain & w, enjoying the books for the Tourmalines now included CASCO BAY HOUSE, F Butterworth w Mr. 1 among the choicest Jas &s, Waltham Nelson B. Gildersleeve is to summer. We wish one Long Island, Me. hundred sub- gems. are Saugus M E Marks & w, X Y have his Mr. Irvin They beautiful; exquisite shades and remark- Chas. E. Mr X- w. friend, B. Tiedeman, scribers also Cushing Prop. Rly Everett Miss Alma Portland | immediately, members brilliant. Here (See adv. in another column.) Miss Mildred lletts. Spring, of Brooklyn as his guest soon for the at five ably they are in wonderful Gleason Wood & w, Waltham dollars each. Books and larger assortment; Charles H N Y Wilmington month of at Scarf La ' Petsch, Elliott, NY August the "Columbia" gifts of money are Pins, Valleres Pendants, in or Z L & Miss Isabelle Hales. .lj desired. Rings platinum J Henry w, Boston Miss M Stewart, N Y will take an finest Geo cottage. They extensive Mrs. K. B. gold, also in hand made E Beaudry, Boston Wilmington E D Rcnton. N Y Batchelor, President, fancy designs in fine orien- Miss Louis II Koehler, Hartford trip down the coast in Mr. Gilder- Louise Barwick, Montr'l Sargent Morss. Boston Baltimore; Mrs. Chas. P. Hunter, First tal work. Offered at most reasonable Alex S Robertson, Montreal Thomas sleeve's yacht, the prices ever quoted Cooner & w, N Y '"Flyaway." Vice Pres., Mont Clare, Mrs. Ed- on Master Bruce Robertson, E P Martin & Pa.; these gems. WOODBINE & COTTAGES w, Boston Mr. William ward L». Montreal lolin T Hayden is visiting his Heydecker, 2d Vice Pres., Mt. * Bailey Island, Me. Harrigan, Portland Master Harold Robertson, E A Bullard & wife and Miss N. Miss Mrs. H. S. Sinnett .... Prop. w, Boston Georgle Burr at the Vernon, Y.; Elizabeth P. Mc- (This line represents a co'lection made Montreal by Mr. C. A. Johnson, an authority on Maine (See adv. in another column.) Cecelia Bullard, Boston Burr cottage at present. Keen, 3rd Vice Gems) Isabelle Robertson. Montreal Isaiah Pres., Jewels Isl.; Miss A Portland Bullard, Boston Nellie .Master Boyce Robertsoni Knight. _ E P Pearson & w, Mr. and Mrs. S. Francis Mrs R F Plainfield Trufant of Hudson, Bennett, Secretary, PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAUN CO. Portia Montreal Davis, Bridgeport 1 F Curtis & Mrs. O. P. Geo E Carr. \felrose w, N Y N. H., are visiting Mrs. B. P. Wallace. Boston; Stone, Treasurer, Standley May, Montreal _ W E Graves. St Louis Gordon Florence White, Boston Miss Marion G. Pride of Everett; Mrs. James Jewels I'aync, Montreal f A Haniphy & w, N Y Topsham is McKeen, Geo II R C White, ISoston Isl., Miss Hanna & w, Montreal E P Drew & w, Worcester also at Mrs. Wallace's. Laura E. Bennett, Boston; Ethel M Wm White, Boston Hanna. Montreal E W Small & w, Lewiston Miss Mrs E W Elliott, Phila MIbs Mabel Elizabeth Griffiths, Brooklyn; Winnifred R Hanna, Montreal Mr & Mrs.Tenkins, Herbest and Miss Ethel Miss Grace E. Master Fred Elliott, Phila Winthrop Anna L. Jewels Isl. Meldrum, Montreal J Curtis & w, N Y Pettengill of Lewiston arrived McKeen, Mrs P Miss B I'ryor, I'hila Satur- Wm Itaird, Montreal Dorothy E G Wilson w iSc s, The Cliff Isl. B. Customhouse Wharf Mrs E W Lank. Phila Portland day for a week's visit with the H. B. team lo3t to the CASCO BAY SEA GRILL Master Bob Baird, Montreal Mrs F H Dunton R Portl'd A. Miss E Lank, I'hila d, South Portland nine last Master Win. Baird, Montreal Dorothy M iss Mary A York, Somcrv'e Teague's. Saturday by John McCormick, Westfield a score At the head Master Leslie Baird, Montreal Harry 1' York, Somerville of 3 to 1. Batteries; L». of the wharf in the room of Master " Mts Elmer E Butler Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram and Cliff, waiting the Casco Norman Baird, C F Jackson w & d, Spencer Griffin and D. and Miss Margaret C Auhurndale Miss Theresa Griffin; South Portland, Bay Harpswell Lines. We are to serve Holleran, Norwalk O Spencer of Lewiston re- Smith and prepared you N Y Master Wade C Johnson, " Merrett. with the best Mrs Geo L Andrews, turned home a week ago after obtainable in sea food. Lobsters Mrs. Charles II Petsch, N Y Auburndale E II Sunday I in every C Bullard & w d & s. two Mr. S. P. who has Charlotte II Petsch, N Y II Dodge. Boston weeks as guests of Mr. and Mr3. Darlington, been style and dainty lunches at short order. C Dodge, Boston Boston on the Expert chefs, Irene I) Petsch. N Y Leroy W E Graves. St. Louis Joseph Spencer at their Miss staying island was taken sud- courteous C Lawrence Bristol Jr, N Y cottage. 111 treatment and service. Josephine Petsch, N Y T T Curtis & w. N Y and denly last week and, upon the ad- prompt Florence L N Y T Knight, Portland Theres^ Spencer Mr. Milton Stet- cooked on Everything Petsch, F B Conlin & s, Boston vice of a doctor who the premises. Reasonable Mrs Palmer Cushing N Y Miss Henrietta Eraser, son spent last Sunday at the Spencer was summoned, charges. Mrs A R Montreal Yonkcrs N Y he was removed to As from a. m. to 8 m. Vallance, ROBINHOOD uuviagc. Portland. Open 4 p. Charles C- Miss Ruth Montreal A N Habberley &• f, Melrose INN. soon as Delaware, Vallance, it seems safe, he will proceed Proprietor. Miss Grace Vallancc, Montreal fJeorge E Carr, Melrose Bailey Island, Me. Pres. and Mrs. Thomas McLellan of Miss E. .... to Miss Annie Evans, Montreal A S Mitchell, Montreal J Massey Prop. Knox Philadelphia, his home city. He is (See adv. in another College, Galesburg, 111., are at Cobb. The latter part of the after- the annual Mrs A E Tyler., Montreal E Mitchell, Montreal column.) accompanied by his Mrs. fair, set for August 13, will R Miss Mcta Shubert, Plainfield Mrs. Randall's at daughter, noon was taken a Master Bert Montreal W M'tchell, Montreal West Harpswell. up with r^usicale be a Tyler, R Miss Alice Plainfield Heydecker, who has been with him at undoubtedly great success. Master Ivan Tyler, Montreal S Hall & w, Boston Simpson. Knox College supports an with the Misses Bird and Cobb at the R W Hall, Boston Mrs Fegusen & s. Toronto Investigat- the Island. Their at It Is that Madelene Tyler, Montreal H_H ors' room at the house the island expected Mr. Fred B. Mrs Albert Hatch, Phila Miss Katlicrinc Crooks, Clii Harpswell was piano. Constance Tyler, Montreal Laboratory. closed last the serv- Thurber of R. I. Mrs B B Hawk & Phila Bradford Phila Saturday by Providence, will ar- Miss L M Babcock, Montreal f, Massey, The dredging operations conducted ants, as It is Mr. James Rankin of Maiden, Mass. rive Mrs Ida Myers, Phila Miss M T Widmeyer, N Y extremely doubtful if Saturday of this week to be the Miss Annie E by Dr. Cushman of the Boston Mr. spending a few at Sporer, Hartford Society Darlington's health will permit his jg days Camp Com- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, Miss Lena Sporer, Hartford of Natural fort. THE DRIFTWOOD. History have revealed coming back this season. Black, the latter of Island, Me. Mrs II S Adams, N Y I whom Is his sis- Bailey Bailey Island, Me. many interesting and Mr. ter. G. .... Miss animals Frank Greene A. Richardson Prop. Mr*. A. McK. Elsie Adams, N Y strange ut. u. u. Black of and Mr. Kenry Mr. Thurber liaB gained much (See adv. in another Gulliver, Prop. Miss Mcta from the bottom of Roxbury, Mass.,' column.) (See adv. in another Schubert, Casco Bay. Is a Moulton, both of Maiden were at prominence as he was one column.) Plainfield Mass spending few days at "Gray lately of the Edith VV Wnltham Mass " Tt will be of three men Dyer, Emma Rcid Southworth, Miss Alice Simpson, much interest to know I^edge," Mr. Camp Mysczery. to cross the W F Whitemarsh St w, Norman I. Black's cot- successfully Hingliam Mrs I'rcd G Bundy, that Dr. J. S. Klngsley, the director of tage. Mr. W. Mrs. IE. C. Atlantic In a small the Brockton Grace Trowbridjte Smith, A. Black is again with Bogart arrived here at boat, only boat Mrs S I St. Johnsbury Vt the his to Litchfield, Molrose Meadow Miss Harpswell Laboratory, has ac- family In one of Mr. A. her cottage, to all accomplish such a trip. The Melrose Long Charlotte II Bundy, T. Black's "Ingleneuk," stay story Gwendolyn Litchfield, Mrs D T Smith, St. cepted a fine position as of Mr. Thurber's Lois Litchfield, Melrose Longtneadow Johnsbury Vt profeBsor of cottages here, and has as his Ruest summer, probably until October 1. experiences Is moBt Mrs Frances H Loomis, Judge W B Somervllle. zoology in the his remarkable. Lawrence Litchfield, Melrose University of Illinois. wife's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Messrs. H. P. The party waa made up St Paul New Orleans Geo. Cobb of Portsmouth, of S I Litchfield. Melrose Miss M Elizabeth A. Fulton. | Mr. Thomas Loomis, Mrs E \V Allen, Washington Mr. Percy Wllklns arrived A. M. Cobb of Maiden and F. E. Black .Fleming Day, editor of Rev Joseph Sneppard & w, St Paul " the Miss Dorothy Allen. last week for a at of "Rudder" and Mr. Theodore Good- Portland Marv Louise Diether. St Paul Miss stay "CllfTstone," Concord, N. H. spent the last week- Genevieve S Cooley, one of .Norman win, a prominent Milurcd Carney, Hamilton Washington Black's cottage. end at the Daisy Cottage. Other week- Narragansett Bay SUMMIT Wilbur Gracey, Yucatan I yachtsman, and Mr. Thurber. HOUSE, Mrs. Joslah Johnson and son end guests were H. B. Cobb of Port- Their Chebeasue. Nannie E Horsey, Baltimore THE Rich-1 craft was the yawl G BEECHES, ard of Portland are land with his and "Seablrd" which Mrs. C. M. .. Mrs. Juan I'uron, N Y at Mra. daughters, Gladys Hamilton Prop. Cliff Island, Me. visiting was with a 3 in Fred H. of equipped h-p Knox en- (See adv. another Mri. Eli*. ... Johnson's for a Jennie, Portland. column.) Pettengill Prop. cottage week. gine In to AUCOCISCO HOUSE. in Mrs. addition its The Helen I) Worth, Worcester (See adv. another column.) Everett R. Mrs. L. M. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lincoln of Cam- sailing rig. R C'iff Island, Me. Maud Josselyn, yawl was only 19 C Dawson, Worcester Edwards, Cambridge ■Lelghton and Miss feet, measured on W Mrs. K. B. Batchelor .. Prop. Mrs K C Spring, Newton I, F Helen Lelghton of bridge, Mass., visited their son, Prof. the water Sylvia Howard, Lexington line and the cabin wan so Florence L (Sec adv. in another column.) Alexander Bowers, N Y The Aucoclsco. Washington were also •F. H. at Bri#, Medford guests for a Lincoln, the Kendall cottage small that one Chas E Ferdinand Dr P T Haskell & w, Conc'd few could not nv«n a«f Chester, Boston Myers, Balto The days last week. Mrs. William L. lant week. Mr. G. F. Is a M M F W Porter. York Aucoclsco is having a very sat- Lijicoln erect in it, to Bay Ctaarlott: Dunham, N Y A Mvcrs, Balto Watson and son nothing of E A season Jerome also visited government at the Water- standing. Mrs Ella Austin Ik d, Provi Misg Florence Adams, S'v'h Glatfelter, York isfactory at this time, and ex- Inspector The Bleeping accommodations Mrs II D Everett Miss M W Savannah A E Holden, Penna Mrs. Johnson last town arsenal. were Blaisdell, Fursc, pectations are that will nee a Saturday. of Ada Donahue, Boston Miss Savannah August necessity rather too cramped for Julia Furse, number Mrs. 8. M. Baker and Mr. Anna & w ORANITE SPRINO HOTEL larger of visitors at this Miss Marlon J. C. Smith of New York is comfort, there Donahue, Boston Rob't A Nccly & d, popu- Baker of being two berths, one Mrs Robert Shaw & f, Mont'l Germantown Long Island, Me. lar hotel than ever before. Maiden, Mass. and Mr. 8. M. spending a few clays at the Solomons' of which, Laurence H. Rich however, had to be utilized Miss A Smardon, Montreal Mrs Geo G Waller, Prop. Miss Baker have been a Mary Cayre Batchelor of the recent guests of Mr. pretty cottage, "Breezee Bluff." for storage and an A K N Gray, Montreal Germantown (See adv. in another column.) and Mrs. J. place, improvised W fir Aucoclsco is at present at N. Baker. berth on the F McLean w, Winchester Robert Burton, Balto Jerome Gregar Amerstan, N Y Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Steeves and floor, which was the Harold Sc Montreal W W Gilchrist ft Balto where she to Miss most Mudge w, w, N Robinson, N Y expects remain about 'Laura Hughes of Miss Molly Steeves returned home to sought for because one Betty Mudge, Montreal II C Brodie & w, Montreal Olive B Canton Newberne, | couldn't Lind, two weeks. The Neely who N. C., has arrived at Boston roll out of It onto A G Prince « w, Southton Sunie H Hollstcin, Balto Katherlnc Kelloge, Putenbay family, 5 cottage, Menenoke, on the Rockers in 12.13, IS, 0.13, £.13 p. 1U. A real German willow. e Comfortable imported To Litt and G.eat Diamond lsluud. Rocker, East Beach for four weeks and will be They Trefetheu and $1.00 are Evergreen Landings. (l*Ci>ki» here for three weeks longer. very roomy and comfortable and make lland)8—*0.43. 8 13, 10.30 «. iu.. 12.13, 215. splen- 4.13. 3 13, 0.13. 7 did 30 p. ill. Substantially constructed of Mrs. Andrew of Fort furniture for the summer To I'ouce and Uoughtr Hoag \IcKin- place. Upholstered Landing (Long Great Diamond in Island)— 0.43. 8.13, xlO.n'O a iu., 1213 rock with ley, Island, spent" sev- pretty cretonnes. 2 maple double split Prices, $rr, $12, Si.13, 13, 4.13. X3.20. 0 13 7 30 p. m. eral days this week with Mrs. T. B. $r3-5o, To Cleaves H. and 00 Landing iLong Island)— reed seat all Stenhouse of at $15, $16.50 $18.50. 10 a. ni.. 1.13. 3 2». 0.13 in. finished in the Philadelphia her at- To p tractive Lttt.e Ckebeuiru*—IOAjO a. m.. i.13. cottage on Artists Point. Mrs. 6.20 p ;u. natural. Hoag has gone to join her son, who is To ClilT Is and. Western and Ceulr-.l stationed at Fort Landings (Great Cbebeague). SoulU MoKinley for the re- Harpswell Bailey Is and and O.rs Islaud-- We Have Chairs to mainder of the summer. Souvenir Goods 1X5.4,», 10 00 n. m.. 1 13. 5.30 m. Match To P- On Mr. Sunset Landing (Grat Ctaebeagne) Saturday Howard Duncan of A fine line of -Souvenir Bustin Island. Mere l'oint. Blroh Is.ami arrived at Pennants and Pillows. t-nd Brooklyn Cedarcroft to visit Ilarpswell Centre--10.C0 a. in, 3.13 Mrs. E. Besides the ever p. in. F. 'Fleming for the season. popular "Longfellow" and To Eastern landing (Groat They have planned many " Cousins Oliebeague), delightful Pearl of Orrs Island" we and LUtlejohn Is'.and—10 00 a. la Plates, have this year 5.1S sails, fishing parties and trips up and 1.15. ii. in. a To South down the bay. very handsome Plate the Freeport—10 00 a. m. showing New City CO. Mr. Henry W. Caldwell has Hall and at RETURN JOHNSTON-BAILEY arrang- 50c. (Week Days) selling ed a weekly program for the attrac- -j.o I'ortuiml. 190-192 Middle St., Near Portland, Me., Postoffice tions at Hall and From Peaks !s and (Forest Cpv Land- Assembly by this ing)—0.15, 7.1*0. 8 15 0.30. 10 45 a. in 12 35. plan he has endeavored to meet the 1.30. 2.35. 4.35 5.35. 0.35. 7 50, 8.35. 10.15 desires of all its many patron3. Mon- in. Cnslilng Island—7 00. 8 00. 0.15, Maple Porch 0.80 a. and Rockers {> ill.. 12.45. 2.45. 5.45. 0.45 845 i> day Friday moving pictures, Tues- til. Little Diamond Made of Ish.nd—0.20. 7 25, 820. day and Thursday musical entertain- heavy stock and finished in or 0.45. 11.15 a. lu. 1.45. 3 45. 5.40. 8 55 p. in. DOW & PI light green Great NKH AM ments, \Vednesday and eve- Diamond Island—0.15. 7.20. 8 15. Saturday with rattan seats and backs. are 9 40, 11.10 a. will These well and in. 1 10, 3.40. 5.35. 8.50 !/• nings be devoted entirely to danc- m. Trefetlieli — built Landing—0.10. 7.15. 8.10, ing, while on the other danc- strongly and come in all sizes Chairs 9.35, 1100 a. in. 1 35. 3.35. 5 30. 8.45 FIRE INSURANCE- evenings and m. p. will follow the Evergreen Landing—0.05. 7 10. 8 O.i 35 ing program given. A1 rockers at 85c, 9.30 11.05 a. $1.80, $2, $2.50, $2 75, and m.. 1.30 3.30. 5 25. 8.40 p ;n. Exchange St., Portland, Me. ready many parties from the islands $3 $3.25. Ponce Hotels and Lauding—5 55 7.00. 7 55 0 20, Dtvel'ings, Cottages, Seaside Property H. N. I'I NKH AM. of the have Xll.10 a. ill., 3 insure a in the bay been in attendance 1.20, 20. x4.10 5 15 x 5 55 leading companies. H. W. SUSSKRAUT, F. C. HUSSEY 8.30 p. in Dou*:fcty Landing—5 45. 0.50, and now that this schedule has been 7.45. 9.10. 1100 a. in.. 1 111 3 10. 4.0». 5 05. announced in advance, parties can ar- 5.45, 8 20 p. in. C'i'siVes Landing—5.40 0 45. range to visit the 1 10.55 i. in.. 5.35 p. in Litt'e Ciie- WILLIAM hall, selecting the bongue—0 a. SENTER & 40. 10.50 in.. 5.30 p. in. C ill CO. attraction that appeals to their partic- island—0.25, 10.35 a. in.. 3 40. 5.15 p. m. ular taste. Last Western Landing—0 10. 10.20 a in.. 3.25 Saturday evening p. ni the Central Landing—0.00, 1010 a m.. JEWELERS largest party of the season took B.15, 4.50 p. m. Sontii Harpswell—5.35 place and among those present were T. F. 9 30 a. vi & 2.45. 4 25 m. FOSS p. Bailey Island. 5! SONS three motor boat (Mackerel Cove L-ndinerl—5.20 a. in. York Exchange St., Portland, Me. parties. Landing—0.15 a. in.. 2.30 3.45 p. in. Oris Charts, Souvenir Views HOUSEFURNISHER5. Compasses, Spoons, of Portland and On page five of this paper "the ad- Island—5.00 0.00 a. m. 2.15. 4 <10 in Vicinity. p. vertisement of the Sunset I>and ng—7.25 a m 3.40 p. m. estate of Mrs. N. A. Cousin I sand—7.10 a. in.. i> 3 25 in. Lit- Charleson is made and to the many tlejohn Island—7 05 a. in 3.20 p. m. readers of this paper who are think- Eastern Landing—0.50. 0.55 a. in.. 3.05 p. ni. Bustin Is of and—0 25 a. in. 2.45 p. 11. , ing procuring bungalow or cottage South Fret in Mere ENGLISH port—2.25 p. Point— TEA lots we its 6.05 i». m- in. ROOIvP respectfully suggest careful 18 1.50 p. Bircli Is'and— (i.00 a. in.. 1.45 in. 609 reading. This estate of Temple J\ p. Harpswell Centre—5.45 Congress St., PORTLAND, MAINE Breakfast after 8. Luncheon 11 to 3. sixty-five CTAI) I^TCFP Portland, ■ m.. 1 30 p. in. acres is situated in Street I (2 doors east Public the center of the UK LHI L Library) Afternoon Tea until 6 p. m. Maine. Reference—x—Epress. •—This trip dots island and from these vast not stop at holdings Trefethen Landing, b—TIr.j one can —MAINE'S FINEST AND does not Tel. easily select just the tract of MOST SANITARY trip stop at Western Land ng. 34-84- Rooms Single and En Suite RESTAURANT.— E. B land that will Under new Management. WINSLOW. C. W. T G<>I>ING, appeal to him. Many Open from G a. m. to 12 p. m. President. Gen. Mgr. of these lots have shore privileges Home Cooking, Home Made that are unequalled in the bay and on Pastry, Superba Coffee. Combination Meals every dav 25c. Turkey Dinner this are several Water Sundays 50c. Underwood "Rest and be property fina springs served free. Beautiful Private Dinintr Rooms Spring Easy, of for Ladies and Gentlemen. James A. Martin and Son water. Parties interested can con- contented, which you sult with Mrs. Charleson at JOHN Funeral Directors and Embalmers C L I (0. her home A.OLARIT ST, will if Build- on the property. 19 your EDGAR L. JORDAN Myrtle St, Portland, Maine. Mr. E. LINWOOD JORDAN Atlierton Spaulding of Newton Tel. 13 are insured with 7W. ings Centre, spent last with his 13 Exchange Street Sunday Fred "W. B. Martin, Coroner- us. family at their house on Beach Portland, Maine avenue. Chebeague Island offers great attrac- FIRE tions to CLIFF ISLAND. Mr. Spaulding as he comes to the island almost every Sunday dur- ing the season. VERANDA (Continued from Page 7.) The ROCKERS comfortable kind with Miss Jesse Patterson-Smythe and big, Rattan Seats and Bucks and Rev. finished in oMr, Summer Visitor : Charles Patterson-Smythe* of Frames, Green. A.I1 high grade at low as it was, she did not meet ex- prices. any Montreal came to the island a few tremely bad weather until about ten to not days ago spend the rest of July and days out when a 60-mile Why have your favorite brand of CIGARS sent to PRICES gale you August with their parents at the New- S3.50 to S5.00 from the southwest was encountered. ell on East Parcel Post? Our are cottage Beach. Mr. Pat- The sea anchor was thrown and by prices light. out, terson-Smythe owns the fast little mo- even with this the boat drifted 72 tor boat "Squid" and many delightful miles in six hours. P. This same gale trips are planned. FRANK TIBBETTS & KIRVAN & DAVIS CO. CO, Last Friday Mrs. Julius Christen- 4 and 6 Free Street, 'etc. The supply of water Portland, Maine. drinking 'sen an'u '.viibs "Anna "un'ristensen eiP* was so churned up by the constant mo- iertained a party of young friends on tion that it was unfit to use, and for the motor boat "Annie C." mo- the rest of the trip, some bottled wa- They tored up the bay to Bustins Island, tage just below Central landing. They ter and the juice of canned friuts had Make your in summer as ^ have piazza comfortable around Whaleboat Island and been here for one week and ex- to be used. Kerosene also got into to u as your room in winter. O Chebeague to the dock on Eastern pect stay one week longer. Mr. the food supply rendering it rather un- living A End. those SalTord is an expert watch maker and FEW FACTS but Among present were: palatable, not actually spoiling it. ^ Mrs. has Comfortable Rockers is the secret. A couch Julius Christensen of German- frequently been sent abroad by CONCERNING Some of the kerosene was used in oil M the town, Mrs. Webster of Newton Center, "Waltham Watch Manufacturing bags to still the waves, and this cir- hammock adds to the effect. Co. when cozy F Mass.; Mrs. Katherine Robbins of the advice of an expert was cumstance made their fuel run jyi A supply Philadelphia, Miss Anna desired by watchmakers and repairers Portland Mill1 out a short time before the Azores Oar line of Rocker?, Chairs and Porch Furniture Christensen, €5 Miss Hart-Lester Miss on the other side of the water. were includes for your comfort. Harris, Harriet reached. From the time that everything of This mill is in the £ Harris, Springfield, Miss Clara Web- Saturday the local team their the Nantucket Shoals was played Light Ship ster of Newton third game of the center of the left until We and Center, Miss Marie week with Thomas city. Fayal, in the Azores was guarantee goods, prices prompt delivery. Louise and p Ernestine Robbins of Laughlin Co. of Portland, and was de- Is within one sighted, not a was the dis- block ship seen, ^ Philadelphia, Mr. Bob feated for the first tance Spaulding and time this season of the railroad being 2000 miles, covered in 21 Mr. in an 327 Charles Christensen. interesting game, by the score days. The thousand miles from the Cumberland Ave., Cor. Preble St. and two of the The East End of 5 to 2. The game with Azores to Gibraltar was cottagers on Che- opened accomplished on wharves. beague thought for a time Desmond the mound for in ten more a month long that Chebeague days, making just the and Lemieux for for TOLMMi-BR&OFORD FURNITURE CO. kJM.0',hebot" West End cottages would not be Thos. Laughlin Co. this wonderful trip. Until It is the Congratula- filled this the 8th inning the was largest tions have been summer, but it seems that game showered upon every tie, 2 to when Mill of able will be taken and whole effect Is they were destined to be 2, Desmond weakened its kind in member of the as ev- accommodation very beautiful. He is disappointed intrepid party, for the and allowed Thos. Co. to Portland. eryone considered already Mrs. Clinton M. Hamilton, likewise painting other scenery for cottages were either filled Laughlin the trip's accom- secure three runs rooms in use this week or are which was sufficient plishment a marvel. the proprietor, has engaged at this popular Pavilion. The oth- going to be filled up to win the game. Desmond was several of the nearby cottages. Mr. er guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lynch next week. Among those who arriv- then Promptness, effici- ed this replaced by Spaulding who air and Mrs. A. E. «N. Gray of Montreal who are here for the month of July; last week were Mr. and Mrs. pitched ency and tight ball. The features of the honesty are here for an extended For Mr. and Mrs. West. Smith of Boston, who game are onting. Mrs. West left Mass., have were the methods the pitching of secur- several years Mr. Gray was a season for New York laBt and Mr. opened their capacious cottage "Sea Lemieux, Sunday ing 14 and the with his here and dur- West will her this View." Mr. and strikeouts, batting of employed. guest parents join Sunday^ They Visiting Mrs. Smith Conant are Mr. and for Thos. Laughlin Co., and Chebeague ing the famous Field Day festivities have spent their time fishing and tak- Mrs. Hagerty of Matta- Come in and batting of McGilvery and of talk of those days he was actively interest- ing trips to New MeadowB and other pan, Mass., and their Mr. fielding daughter, Adams and C. over build- £ on of the commit- of interest in and Mrs. of Christensen. Bat- your J ed several important points the Che- Kelley Boston and Miss bay. teries: Summit House. to make those events will Alice Coyle of Chebeague, Desmond, Spauld- tees that help beague cottagers be glad to hear Jersey City, N. J. Mr. and ing propositions. and ing Higgins and Desmond; Thos. Guests over are al- long to be remembered. that Miss Isabel West Mrs. Smith are among Che- numbering sixty accompanied by Laughlin Co., Lemieux and Bell. at this her cousin, Miss Helen beague's most loyal for ready registered popular board- Oliver, both cottagers this H. R. Stone. of New is their Umpire, ing house and each day brings many Mrs. Ralph Raymond of New York York City, arrived on the is- seventeenth summer. SMITH & RUMERY The Chebeague team will the CO. new arrivals. The Summit House is City has been entertaining a house land last Saturday and will remain for Mrs. Harmon Morse of play Baltimore, Independents on and Portland Me. the house on the Is- of from New York City, the month of August. Miss West and gave one of her Friday Portland, popular boarding party guests Md., charming Co. on Mr. Miss Oliver have colony Saturday. land and each year will find a merry among whom was her brother, spent the month of teas on Saturday. The artistic color for Mrs. Norman party of tourists registered, all of Frederick Komlosy. Mr. Komlosy is a August the past several years, vis- schemes and the dainty refreshments Seaver of Rutland, came whom find at this scene of note. He iting their Mrs. of these Vt., to the island on to and house all one could theatrical painter aunt, Raymond. "colony teas" have made Mrs. Tuesday Mrs. Tonks summered on Che- wish to and visit her Mrs. N. for make a summer outing com- tiavels to all the large cities Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ac- Morse famous as a hostess. niece, Tonks two beague two years ago at the Robbing, or three Laurie plete. Croquet Is one of the the scenery of the principal companied Mrs. weeks. Mr. Tonks is profes- but this principal paints by Hillman pnd The Olidden cottage, which is noted cottage, year they have built cur- sor of Art at Vassar amusements and each finds de- theaters. He is now painting a daughter, Thelma, motored over for its College. Mr. an Ideal on day to beautiful view of the bay, and bungalow the East Beach. votees of this pastime the tain for Mr. Caldwell for use Wild wood in Mr. Robbins' also enjoying Henry boat Hattle for its picturesque and comfort- courts on the house lawn. the at Assembly Hall. The center scene R. on Monday and a able During enjoyed dinner interior, has been the scene of month of avail- is view of Little Chebeague and the at the Wildwood Inn. August, every a many Jolly little parties lately. These A unique and refined entertainment parties have been given in honor of When You Ik to be at Mr. and Mrs. Think Then given Assembly Hall soon, Howard and daughter of 1)1 IfC consisting of Folk Dancing under the Boston, Mass., who have been visit- directorship and instruction of ing Mr. and Mrs. Olidden Think of the and Mr. and t\ vl of Us. Misses Adams of the Mrs. (J Shaw, also visitors from 3 Bailey Island Boston. summer colony. The Misses Adams Miss Beatrice Holt of Brockton, have taught these dances in several is a Our Mass., guest at the charming line contains the best that will cities, and last year under their direc- money Berry cottage for the entire season. win find tion two performances were at in given Mr. Carl Safford was graduated from buy every domestic grade. TOURISTS Cottage Hall, Bailey island, which the Boston of Conservatory Music in were attended by fashionable audi- Jujie, with double honors. He will be ences. About 24 OUR will participate In the "organist for St. Mary's STORES WELL STOCKED the dancing. Mrs. Episcopal Gertrude Walker- church at Newton Lower Fnlln tMo — will assist with Whittali's are our Crowley vocal elec- coming year. Rugs leaders with tions. Standard Goods, the best obtainable, Mrs. O. M. Katon of Mr. John Rail of Camp ha? Medford, Mass., we fresh and reliable. attractive souv- Pequolg has been her and have all the Many been at Boston the past few visiting sister, Mrs. inter- days, Blcknell Hall, at her beautiful enirs also. motoring up from Mere Point with estatp, Folkstone I-odge, at the extreme friends. Mrs. Clarence L. Ball and east- mediate A new choice line of Detroit Post Cards, ern end of the Island. Mrs. grades down to Miss Ball have been recent Katon luncheon returned on to Local Views. Portland View Books 10c and guests of Mrs. Clarence Saturday her summer Lunt at her home at Rockport, Mass. cottage on Beach Avenue. the Crex, 15c each. Post Card Books at 10c Dr. Newell D. everyday Folding The ladles' Aid of the Methodist Johnson of Waltham, returned home on each. Indian Baskets 10c to $1.50 each* Church will hold their annual sale Mass., Sunday, a short at Hill Crest Thursday, Aug. from having spent vacation with his Hay's Guide Book of Portland, Free to all. 7, at their 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 P. M. An efficient family pleasant cottage on Delicious Cold Drinks at our fountains. the south shore. committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Howard 8. Hamilton, have the The C'hebeague ball team played MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. arrangements In charge. The com- their second game of the week on mittee would appreciate donations of Thursday, defeating More Point by a any kind and all are Invited to score of 5 to 4 at Mere Point. Both assist. teams played a fine article of ball. H. H. HAY SONS Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown of Phila- The pitching of Bob Spauldlng was gSfcfSSLT delphia have as their fine. The game was guest at "Ken- exceptionally more," their bungalow on Artists featured by many star plays. Point, Mrs, Frances Hodges of North Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Safford and son Carolina. She has been on the Island Mr. Carl 8afford of Waltham, Mass., since the The Store early part of June when Kfr. have been staying at the Berry cot- Beautiful, 28 Free St., Portland, Me.