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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03
!: Es;:! E;;:!' 4! Social ReaIm8
PERSONALS.


c. Marsh was passenger for Port.
land this morning.
e. e. Mcclellan came down from AL
bany this morning.
Secretary of State Dunbar went to
Portland last evening.
II. w. Smith, of Turner, is in the
city today for a business visit.
Justice and Mrs. Wolverton are in
Monmouth today to visit relatives.
Dean E. c. sanderson, of the Divini.
ty School of Eugene. has returned to
his home
Hon. T. T. Geer was passenger for
Portland this morning for brief bust.
ness visit.
Mrs. Squire Farrar went to Portland
this morning to visit her daughter who
is attending ST. Helen's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Connell of
Portland. left for home this morning
after attending the conference for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cooke Patton and
daughter leave tonight for San Fran.
cisco for a two weeks pleasure and
business trip.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03
DIED.

BEATY.-At their home, Chemawa,
Oregon, September 20, 1908, f. M.
SOS, Josephine Pugh Beaty. beloved
wife of Frank ] Beatty, aged A
years and a few days, Of typhoid
fever
Deceased was born on the S. G..
Pugh homestead. near where she died,
August 10, 1859; was married at the
same place July 12, 1879, to Frank j.
Beatty, and has been a true, loving and
faithful wire for over "a years, and
leaves a husband, three grown sons. a
father and mother. an only brother
and many other relatives TO mourn her
death Deceased was a member of the
Oregon State Secular Union. and Mr.
p w. Geer. a representative OF the
union, came down from Silyerton and
delivered a short address to the as.
sembled relatives, friends and neigh.
bors at her late home, after which she
was buried In the old Claggett ceme-
terry, north OF Salem. May we all end
as peacefully after life's ftful fever is
over.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

Kola Neis came down from his home
in Albany this morning, having made
one Of hunting party out of that
city yesterday.
Judge G. p. Terrell went OF his home
in Mehama this morning, after a short
visit here.
Walter Low and A. T. Vain leave
tomorrow for the mountains in Lincoln
county, where they expect to enjoy
hunting for ten days or two weeks.
DR.. ]. Il. Hall, Of Klatskanie, who
attend, the Methodist conference the
past few days, left this morning for
his home, accompanied by his wife.
f. L. Flegel, a prominent citizen of
Portland, left for his home this morn
ing. after few days visit to the
Methodist conference in this city as a
delegate
County Judge Scott went to Port
land this morning for short stay.
The executive committee of the State
Good Roads Association meets there
today, and the date for the meeting Of
the tate convention will be fixed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03
South Salem Personals.

Mrs S. c. Kightlinger returned last
evening from several weeks visit
with her parents at Blachley. Ore.
Rev. L. b. Malone, of Oakland, Cal,
who is attending the Oregon confer
ence is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
McIntire, on South Commercial street.
r. A. Conn, of Portland, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. Edwards, representative to the
legislature. from Eugene, Lane county
is attending the Oregon conference
and is the guest Of C. T. McIntire on
South Commercial stret.
Miss Ernestine HALEY, who has
been spending the past two weeks with
her parents at sunnyside, has re-
turned
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

Rev David Errett. the newly-elected
pastor os the First Christian church,
arrived here from his old home In Tex.
as last night. and win take charge Of
the work 70 which be has been chosen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

Schilling's Best is the most
perfect ginger-root ground
very fine indeed. We, know OF
only one other grinder pro-
Tossing such quality; don't
know whether he gets it
or not never saw his ginger.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

~ once. He Is stopping AZ the resi-
dence OF Mrs. r. M. Messlck for the
present. but win occupy the paFhon.
age as soon as Mrs. Errett arrives.
which win be IN a short time. she hav.
ing stopped on 70 visit relatives.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

Guy Davis. r. Klinger and Marry
Meyer left this morning for Harris
burg for a ten-daya' hunting trip
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03

A. W. Glesy returned this morning
from a short business visit 70 Port.
land.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-03
You Used to Come at Ten O'Clock,
But Now You Come at Noon.

Everyone remembers the ten O'Clock scholar who the
sery rhyme tells fused o'clock but
noon Such of ardines which by confined
school boys call for good alarm clock the proper remedy And
happy that the Barr Store supply the very best
popular priced alarm clocks that there the market We refer
celebrated Parker make which pnons rotary
alarm dust proof and better better and longer with
attention than any ohe- kinds Their prices but $3.50 and
$200-ruly modest sums for such excellent clocks
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Observation-Disclosures
PEAK ISLAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evergreen LANDING.

DIR. and Mrs. E. F. Bibber of Free
port are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Bibber.
Miss Florence Allen of High street
was the guest of Mrs. v. A. Friend.
during the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Hall and sons. Joseph and Will
liam are guests at the Grand View
cottage.
Mrs. l.. w. Cleveland and daughter
Fanny OF Portland are at the Saunders
cottage the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scoles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Miller. superin-
tendent of electrical power in Yorkam.
are guests at the Buena Vista cottage.
Mr.. Louis Drinkwater of Portland ia
the guest Of his brother. Mr.. Fred
Drinkwater. during his vacation.
Mrs. Curtis of Bowdoinham and Mrs.
Leach Of Sebago Lake are spending
their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Thorndyke.
Mrs. j. s. Wallace and family of
Winnipeg, Manitoba. who have been
guests at the Overlook cottage the
past month returned home on Monday
last.
Mrs. Victor Friend left for MeIrose
Mass. on Monday.
Mrs. Cornacle of Utica. n. Y. was
the guest of Mrs. W. w. Durgin. last
week.
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CLIFF ISLAND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The island seems to be growing
fast and We hope the local improve
ments will keep pace with the in
creasing number of summer visitors.
The island has every facility for be-
ing first class, only an hours sail
from the city with two
mails each way daily. good surf
views after storm and plenty of
boats for sailing and rowing. The sea-
son seems about over although 1t was
so late to begin. We begin to miss
one after another familiar face but
We hope to see them all another sea-
son. 1t has been a busy time with
some and very pleasant to manv.
Quite number of Improvements at diff
ferent cottages are planned for an
other year. Our neat little hotel is
we'll managed and will have the same
management another year Every
thing is done for the comfort and
pleasure Of the guests. Cliff cottage
will be more improved for another sea-
son. and We are hoping for full houses
the whole summer
Harry Savage and wife OF Boston.
Mass. are the guests of A. s. Cobb
and wife the past week.
Horace p. Cobb OF Portsmouth. \.
H.. is spending his vacation at Mrs.
Janet Cobb's cottage.
Miss Janet Delano is spend
ing week at Mrs. Janet Cobb's.
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RoBINHooD INN.
Guests at Miss Massey's Are 10th to
Leave Bailey Island.

Friday evening.the 21st. a delightful
social time was enjoyed at the Inn, a
package party being the entertain
ment. Guests to the number OF forty
assembled. and each brought valuable
packages to be donated to the cause
which was a laudable one. a free libra
~ fund for Bailey Island. These pack
ages were auctioned OF by Auction
eer William Hauser. young New
York lawyer. and his bright quips
and ready wit brought down the
house. Over SIS was raised and the
fund is well started. Besides this.
many individual contributions Of
books have been promised bv the
""ests. Such q movement at this time
bespeaks an active altruism evident
among the summer tourists for the
good OF the Young people growing up
on the island. and the Breeze de-
sires to endorse most heartily this
"enar"us snirit. Il hos been evident
that the right kind OF literature Is not
within the reach Of the young men
Of the island and that many in the
habit OF reading very poor stun. Ac-
tive co-oueration on the part of everv
cottager and guest on the island must
Result In needed library which
would be most potent for the good of
the native population.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson Of PHILADELPHIA.
D. 's usG'~~ a~to,civa -ana;rs nm
the "BarnacIe" with the intention of
converting Ii into a private cottage
for rent
Miss Massey considers she has had
most succassful se7on. On the whole
'he most delightful noo,le the INN has
vet seen have met here this summer.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
PROPRIETOR CRAFTS AT BAL.
LEY ISLAND HAS HAD A sUc.
cEsSFUl SEASON.
A Pleasant Trip to the War Ships
Last Week.


Sergt. r. NJ. Earle OF Brooklyn.
private Austin OF Jersey City, VIM.
Crowell Of Oyster Bay, l.. l., and p.
w. Bristol Of N. j., all OF the End N.
Y. Signal Corps have been on duty
about the island and bay during the
past week stopping with Landlord
Crafts at the Ocean View. They left
Saturday forenoon on the tug Palmer
for N. Y.
Miss Margaret NJ. Burnet of Madi.
son, N. j., who Is at the Ocean View
for two weeks Is one Of the brightest
woman lawyers Of New York CITY.
Miss Burnet Is a graduate OF N. Y.
Law school. and does a most success
ful business. She has many friends
about the island She is accompan.
led by Miss Ruth Earle OF New York
also college girl. Miss Earle, al
though very young woman has al
ready written some commendable
verse. and courts the Muse with mark.
ed success.
Thursday afternoon a party OF 35
made up OF Ocean View guests sail
ed in Capt. Moody's Yacht. to take by
storm the war squadron living of Ba-
sin Point. Commodore Walter Crafts
directed the batteries until the fresh.
ening breeze demanded all his at.
teution when LIST Lieut.. r. G. Crafts
stepped nobly into the breach. Latest
accounts are that the party succeeded
in taking three of the squadron, guns.
marines and all. with a camera. After
this terrific havoc. they returned, hay-
ing enjoyed the trip to the full.
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RoCkMERE HOUSE.
Popular Hotel at LittIeiohn's Seeing
Lively Times.

most enjoyable entertainment and
musicale, consisting of readings and
music both vocal and instrumental.
was held at the "Rockmere." Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 20.
Judge Norris s. Barrett OF Philadel-
phia officiated most humourously as
master of ceremonies and really added
not little To the amusement of the
evening
The program included some male
songs by Messrs. j. p. Haley, F. ]. Kel-
ley and brother which were very well
received, being encored several times.
Inc Kelley brothers" also rendered
several duets in fine style.
The reader. Miss Marion II. HamiI-
to" added to the evenings entertain
ment, contributing several selections
in a most interesting manner. The ap-
plause showed how pleased was the
audience. Mrs. III. p. Smith favored the
assemblage with several violin solos
which were received with appreciative
applause. The Rev. Dr. Dennison sang
with great effect, 20 Rest in the Lord"
from Elijah" and another
selection from st. Paul"
his rich baritone pleasing
the audience greatly. A trio consisting
OF a flute. Mr.. A. w. Hastings: violin.
Mrs. Smith. and piano. Prof !. Fred
Wolfe. rendered one lumber.
The Misses Halves and Lamb rem
dered a duet finely and Miss Halves
also sang two solos which were well
received.
Prof. J. Fred Wolfe Of Bethlehem,
Pa, kindly played the Accomplishments
for the evening. Everyone voted IL a
most enjoyable entertainment andthe
object, the chapel. will be enriched
considerably from H.
Quite a large party came from
Cousins Island in hay racks and the
audience was a large one. The genial
Mr.. Hamilton. proprietor Of the "Pock-
mere" generously offered the use Of
the hotel parIors which were taste
and potted plants.
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cUNDY's HARBoR.
Observation-Disclosures

XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Deshon left SAT-.
urday morning for Braintree. Mass,
where they passed Sunday and Mon.
day. continuing on their way to their
home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Humphrey Skolfeld has been
i'll recently but under DR.. Cumston's
treatment is much better.
Rev. and Mrs. I. T. Plumsted return
ed Saturday from South Portland.
And "the wedding bells chime on"
F. H. Skolfeld was in Portland and
Brunswick last week for a few days.
F. o. Percy, of Camden. y. j.. Wis
tied relations here last Wednesday
week.
Miss Annie Mulcahy is to soon give
up her position in Brunswick and re-
turn to Cundy's for good.
w. A. and n. X. Eastman while out
fishing last week in their sloop Maud
B. Morse, were in fortunate in secur-
ing 334 lbs. sword fish.
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ORR'S ISLAND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

NNNNNNNNNNNNN NENNNNXHXXX
Mrs. Sartori OF philadelphia is Wis.
iting Miss Emma DeCorsey at kin.
sale" -
Mr. William Gallagher is spending
few days on he.island as the guest
OF Mr.. George Packard at the Dewey
cottage" -
very agreeable ping-pong party
was given by Miss r. DeCorsey on
Saturday afternoon at her summer
nome "Kinsale." Prizes were won
by Miss Ruth Weeks. Mrs. r. whar.
ton-Bickley and Miss Weeks I'm the
order named. Afternoon tea fol.
lowed the tournament.
Mrs. Tenbrook and her two chill.
dren spent few days as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott at the Belyedere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks and daughters
OF Germantown. Pa. are spending a
few weeks on the island.
Mrs. Pemberton OF PHILADELPHIA
has been the guest OF Mrs. Fryer at
their cottage on the Back Shore.
Mr.. William Tyler has returned for
another short visit here
The funeral Of Mr.. James HUI took
place last Friday afternoon at the
Methodist church. The service was
conducted by Mr.. Clancy who in his
address spoke highly and very feel
ingiy OF Mr.. Hun. DIR. Faulkner OF
All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church also made short prayer.
Miss Grace Faulkner and Miss Brun-
dage sang a duet OF sacred music. The
pail bearers were all members of the
Odd Fellows society and wore the
collars OF their order. Many sorrow
ing friends followed the body to the
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SOLDIERS BREAK CAMP.


The End Maine Infantry broke camp
Saturday. Co. K, Of Pennington being
the first to leave at IL a. m, the re-
naming companies leaving in the az
ternoon. The boys have seen some
real service here. having spent sixty
four hours In the trenches, and being
put out of the game for twenty-four
hours by landing force Thursday.
Thev were all well liked on the island
and will be much missed.
Rev. Felix Powell. pastor of the
Methodist church here delivered a
fine lecture his subject being, "Girona-
rolo Savonarola-" Thursday evening
last at the M. E. church which was
fairly well attended and was most in
instructive for those fortunate enough
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atwood of
Taunton. Mass. who have. been spend
ing their honeymoon at the Casco
Bay house returned home Friday al
ternoon after weeks visit.
J. NJ. Bickford's fish market has
done a most successful business this
season. II being so finely located has
had much to do with it's success.
The steamers on both the Casco
10y h3ApSWCii Iluc were
ed with passengers every day last
week during the war game.
We are pleased to hear the favora-
BILE comments made about the last
weeks Breeze.
The H. B. Cleaves club. a notorious
ly open bar here said to be conducted
by NAPOLEON B. Chase. was raided Fri
day night about 900 o'clock. Four
Portland sheriffs made the capture.
having been brought down in a
launch. A half barrel Of beer was
seized. 1t will be a source OF salts
faction to the islanders to have this
place closed up as more liquor has
been sold there this summer than at
all other places combined. Chase Is
a man Of little credit here. having been
before the bankruptcy court twice and
bearing an unsavory reputation gener-
ally as bad pay.
Mr.. A. A. Perkins. the hair dres-
ser. and his assistant rushed last
week. their two chairs being occupied
most Of the time.
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Che new cruiser, Cleveland, is in
Portland harbor. looking rather I'M
kempt after her trial trip. AS she
fell a little short Of the required
speed on the return trip, owing to two
accidents, possibly the government
will not be called upon in this case.
for the usual extra bounty to the build
ers that has always been granted for
anyspeed in excess of the require
ments.
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LiTTLEJoHn's ISLAND.

Last Friday. Aug. "a. the proprietor
OF the iMeirose house. Capt Cummings.
gave a banquet TO the officers and
soldiers stationed at Littlejohn's. The
young ladies who assisted were Misses
Maud Titus. Ada Fouca and Miss Ruth
Hilton. The table was tasteful!y dec
GRATED with ferns and flowers and
bountifully supplied with cold meats,
salads and ices. Mr.. Geo. Swift and
Miss Vera Halves enlivened the occa-
sion with instrumental and vocal mu-
sic.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03
THE PORTLAND THEATRE.

Among the attractions in this weeks
surprising bill at the Portland are.
The Quaker City Quartet in Fun in
a Barber Shop" Fine and Dandy. aero
bats. and Rae and Brosche in their
excellent comedy skit, Woman Of a
Few Words" The management Is
playing to crowded houses
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1900 The Ocean View Hotel 100.
BAILEY ISLAND, ME.
WALTER .. CRAFTS, Prop.

The Ocean View 40 Its
name Indicates commands .
wide sweeping view Of the
ocean and the shores Of
Bailey Island. Beautifully
situated, being only three
minutes walk Of either
steamboat and the fine sand
leach at the head Of the
famous Maekerei Cove.
Large spacious dining room,
accommodating 100 persons,
thirty large chambers, all
newly furnished. Our table
10 our pride, nothing being
Bay. Fine Shore Dinners.
Il. Table RAsrA a m ~.
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THE JEFFERSON.
Peggy From Paris Tomorrow and Sa,
urdav.

Peggy from Paris, the new musical
comedy by George AIDE will be pro-
duced for the first time in Portland
at the Jefferson theatre tomorrow
and Saturday nights and Sat Irday
matinee. The new musical comedy
is under the management Of Henry
w. Savage, who has given theatrego-
ers opportunities TO hear The Sultan
of Sulu. The Prince OF Pilsen, King
Dodo and the Castle Square Grand
opera company. Portland will be but
one of the five cities to be visited by
Peggy as II Is playing only one week
before going TO New York for a long
run. The Boston engagement of four
months closed August %. and next
week the piece will open in New
York
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03
SOUTH HARPswELL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A NEW POSTMASTER.

Frank Pinkham. who has received
the appointment for postmaster to sue
coed E. G. Pinkham, Jr, resigned. will
assume his duties in a short time. He
will erect building for the office near
the Strout house. work on which will
be commenced at once by S. p. Libby.
Mr. Pinkham is a popular young
man in Harpswell and should make a
successful postmaster He is the
Youngest official in that position in
the Bay.
r. NJ. Strout and wife are at the
State Fair this week conducting their
house as in seasons past.
Harmon Storer was in Portland
Monday morning.
Lanes vacant barber shop was re-
moved Monday afternoon to the lot
adjoining the Indian tent, in order to
make room for the new postoffice
building which Frank Pinkham will
erect at once.
The Kemp family. coiored troupe
gave an interesting concert at Ham
ilton hall, Monday evening which was
fairly well attended.
Mrs. e. F. Hamilton spent Monday
at her old homestead, Chebeague. the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
F. Bennett.
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BAILEY ISLAND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
WooDBINE AND COTTAGE

Rev. A. j. Bailey and wife of Meri-
den. y. H., are guests OF doctor and
Mrs. Ristine at Woodbine Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ives arrived Mon
day at Woodbine cottage coming d.
rect from Rye Beach. Mr.. Ives Is
very pleasant man of distinct abili-
", and is a former president Of the
Il. c. r. e. NJ r. r.
Mrs. John VI. Bickford and two chill
dren OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, who have
been summering at the Ocean View
hotel since early in the season return
ed home Monday morning after a de-
lightful vacation.
Rev. A. ]. Bailey, pastor of the Con-
gregational church of Meriden, n. H.,
preached for Rev. J. f. Clancy at the
island church Sundey.
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l.. M. YORK
Tine
Leading Grocery and Market Of Casco Bay

Fresh
Dry Goods. Boots & Shoes. Hardware.
Coal Wood. Fnei
etc. Our team. visit All nat,
ue ~
hous for bestlo location ~ ',
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1908.
TERMS:
TERMS:
Subscription Rates, rs Cents
Summer Season, so Cents
Single Copy, Cents

Advertising Rates, $1.00 per Inch First
Week: Additional Insertions at re-
duced rates.
Wants, For Sale, To Let, ETC., 10 cents
per agate line. Reading Notices IS
cents per lire.
Advertisers desiring changes must
send In copy on or before Monday pre-
ceding day of publication to ensure In
sertion.
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THE
W00DBINE AND COTTAGES
RAIlEY'S ISLAND.

Mrs. Humphrey Sinnett. Prop.
Our house is equal to any In the hay. only q
few nil utes' walk from bath whArves. L.rge
rooms from which fine view of the Atlantic
can he had. All kinds Of sports indulgrd la by
our guests. Calf, Tenn IL court only hort dis
lance from the house. bathing, Boating and
Fishing. No better table on the Ray. Open
June 1 tn Oct.I. Aceomm. dates go. Rates
$500 to 1890 per week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

Las weeks issue of the Breeze,
thoug treble the ordinary number
was Printed, is practically exhausted.
Odd c3pies may be had of dealers how
ever
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

Target firing has begun from the
heavy guns at the forts and the con-
cussio1 is double that of the last
weel y firing of blank cartridges.
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RIDGE HOUSE.
cousjns' lsIand. M

Excellent table. fresh vegetables.
milk and farm produce. Most beauti-
full and healthful location. Rates rea-
sonable.
Lorenzo Hamilton pfop.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

We all are sorry to have the glori-
Gus summer pass away
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

Mr.. F. X. Maggie. who Is boarding
at Mr.. Charles Browns, made a short
trip to Providence, r. l.. this week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

The summer tourist to Casco Bay
always takes his departure with re-
grets.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

The island steamboats, have
been thronged with passengers the
past week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-09-03

Jet undone to dinner
Rstes 500
week. Mali collected
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
WEEK OF SEPT. 3-9.
September once again.

School days are now upon us.