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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06
GRAND FINALE
With CANDIDATES.
THE DEAR BOYS AND THEIR
FRIENDS IN EVIDENCE
TODAY
LAST BIG SATURDAY
Streets of Richmond Present an Ami
mated Appearance Speculation.

Richmond IS the candidates Mecca
today Main street is literally alive
with people from all over the county,
and each candidate has his quota of
friends at work seeing the Edear peo-
ple' and telling them how it stands,
how they ought to vote and why their
'favorites" ought to be elected. Ev-
cry candidate on the ticket is here
today and nearly every representa-
tive Republican in the county is here
and each and every one has a burden.
As to who will be elected we have
nothing to say, but will tell all about
it in Tuesdays paper. The candi-
dates are a good lot of fellows and
we wish them well.
Reports.
The County Central Committee has
rented the Phillips opera house for
Monday evening, where election re
turns viii be received from the city
and all over the county.
The Election.
The only thing to do now is to take
a deep interest in the election Mon
day. Let every Republican go to the
polls and vote for the men who, in
their opinion, will make the best Of
ficers
A Correction.
IN view of a report that is in cir
culation that the undersigned has
withdrawn from the race for county
treasurer, I wish to say that the re-
port is entirely without foundation,
and IS circulated for no other pur-
pose than to injure my prospects. I
am IN the race to stay.
Robert A. Benton.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06
HEALTH OFFICE.

Births. To Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Haviney, 123 north third street, a
girl, first child: to Mr. and Mrs. ]. A..
Evans, 1912 Main street, a girl, third
child; to Mr. and Mrs. Harry r.
Yoder. 535 north fourteenth street, a
girl, fifth child; to Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence Mote, 435 south eighth street, a
girl, first child.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06
BANK FIRE
In New Paris Last Night About :
O'Clock.

The floor Of the Farmers bank in
New Paris became overheated last
evening and took fire. The local de-
partment was called out and the blaze
extinguished without great damage
being done. The fire was cauesd by
an overheated furnace.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Brewer. er.-Mrs. Lolo Brewer, aged
81 years, wife of Josiah Brewer, dice
last night at her home. eleven mile
southeast Of the city. The funera
will take place Monday morning at
II o'clock at Concord church.
terment in the cemetery at Concord.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06
MANY LETTERS
RECEIVED
Tell of the Finding of Corpses and
Claiming the Reward-S1,10 100
Already Expended.
(By Associated Press. J

Chicago, Feb. 6.-Detective Halpin
has received a letter from Sims. u
Louisville, purporting to tell of the
discovery of a corpse supposed to !"
the murderer of Miss Schaefer. 1t is
similar to other letters of the same
kind.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06

Miss Marie Scrimsher entertained
last evening in honor Of her frien
Miss Bertha Taylor, of Richmond.
Ind Indianapolis Star.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06

Bedford, Ind, Feb. 6. = Citizens
have expended $1,10O in search for
the murderer of Miss Schaefer and
81 200 more was added to the fund
in the last twenty-four hours.
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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-07

the summer. Mr.. Soule has also fine
cottage lots for sale on the East ana
West Ends.
This beautiful island, the central
zone Of Casco Bay, now appears out
In all the wealth of summer lowell
ness. Never has a season opened more
auspiciously or better preparations
been made for it. The summer board
ing houses with enlarged accommo-
daoions and shining in new paint
are fast filling up. The warm wealth
er is hasting people from the great
centers to the beautiful cool retreats
to be found here, almost everywhere
on the island.
The cottages are mostly occupied
already. The improvements on the
southwest side of the island have add
ed immensely to its attractions and
1t takes no stretch of fancy to see In
the near future its lovely shores
clothed upon with beautiful and ideal
cottages.
A large congregation greeted the pas
tor at the church Sunday morning and
tor preached from 1 Cor. $500. "Ye
are not your own, we are bought with
price" This service was followed
by the sacrament OF the Lords sup
per Of which a large number OF peo-
pie partook. The weather was all that
could be wished.
Mr.. F. Il. Wheeler and family OF
Portland have been occupying Sun
set cottage at Sunset landing, Great
Chebeague Island.
Mr.. Carroll ID. Prince of CoyIe
park, Portland, entertained a house
party at the new property OF the Sun
set Land Co., Sunset landing, Great
Chebeague Island over the Fourth.
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been in rather poor health but is
much improved from his trip to the
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Baxter ,,ss
Baxter and Mr.. Frank Baxter of New.
ton are now at their summer residence
at the Colony.
Arthur Palmer has added n com.
plete line Of Lowney's Chocolates TO
his confectionery counter.
David Slower, commonly known as
honest Dave" has returned from
Springfield, Mass, where he has spent
the past eighteen months and viii
take possession OF his old homestead.
A. E. Pinkham has Just returned
from a trip to the horse raising sec.
tion OF the state where he purchased
some hne animals for his livery sta.
bies at the point and the colony.
DIR. Rogers Rutter of Boston has
taken the old Colley house at Asb
Point for the summer. 1t is a pretty
and quiet retreat.
DIR. E. A. Austin, one of orr lead.
ing summer residents is spending the
season in Europe and his cottage will
probably be closed this year.
Mrs. II. G. Lord and also Mr.. Pick.
ard arrived at the Colony Thursdsv
The cottages at the colony are nearly
all occupied now.
The two mail service went into
eject last Friday. Mails for the sum.
mer will arrive ready for delivery at
the post Office at 1895 a. m. and 800
p. m. Mails close 600 a. m. and 400
p. m.
Mr.. L. B. Walker arrived recently at
south Harpswell for the summer.
Mr.. E. s. Paul has arrived az the
Colony.
The following party enjoyed q ride
Friday afternoon to High Head to VS.
II the encampment OF the Portland
Cadets. Mrs. VI. f. Margraf. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Lunt, Misses Grace NJ.
Eastman. Gertrude Melvin and Mil
dred Chute.
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South Har'pswen

Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Hubbard and
Mrs. II. +. Hubbard and daughter of
st. Louis arrived at their fine summer
places at the Colony Saturday morn
Ing. coming down through the bay
on the first boat.
The Rowland family OF Boston have
taken the G.. X. johnson house for the
summer.
The yacht Scalpel, owned by Mr..
w. w. Goold lay at anchor in Potts
Harbor Sunday night. The owner
was aboard, also his two sons. Paul
r. Goold OF New York, who left on
the Harpswell boat Monday morning.
and Allan 0. Goold. Of w. w. Roberts
Co. Stationers, Portland. The lat.
ter is familiar with The bay. having
spent much time in past seasons on
its blue waters.
Mr.. p. s. Whitman and Miss Grace
+: Wheeler Of Orange, Mass. are Wis
Ting G. z. Conner for a few weeks.
Charles Pierce and family have ar
rived at their cottage the Happy
Thought"
The Breeze Is for sale at the post
ONCE OF Frank l.. Pinkham. Mr.. Pink
ham also has a fine line OF souvenirs.
cigars, tobacco, fruits. etc.
morning collection only will be
made by the rural carrier this sum-
mer and one delivery In the after
noon.
Mrs. o. @. Douglass OF Lewiston IL
down for the summer at her cottage
Last week she entertained Mrs. Morey
and Miss Morey of the same city.
The White family of Lisbon Falls
were down Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Noble are en-.
tertaining Mrs. Mobiles sister ana
cousin from Wiscasset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill were at their
cottage the comfort" a few days
ago.
The rains of last week have mado
the farmers smile but they seemed
TO soften up the clay roads of West
Hsrpswell and north OF there pretty
well. Why don't the town put on
something better than scrapings from
the gutter when building roads.
ssbattus 8. Toner, the well known
Indian basket and souvenir maker
on the point Is to establish a branch
store tent on Bailey Island near the
Post Office.
Daniel Merriman who has recently
been on an eleven days. vacation at
North Conway, returned to his du-
ties as carrier Of the rural delivery
route Thursday. Mr.. Merriman has
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-07
MERRlGoNEAe HOUSE
SOUTH HARPSWELl
Geo. W. campbeII, Jr., Prop.

Geo. w. Campbell, Jr., Prop.
(see advertisement in another column.)
L. H. Spaulding. Winchester. Mass.
Miss Helene Spaulding. Winchester,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Kyes. Bruins
wick. Me.
Mrs. T. b. woolsey. New York.
Miss Eleanor woolsey. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. jerks, New
York.
Mrs. McCutcheon. New York.
Miss Helen McCutcheon. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Outwater. New York.
J. Outwater. New York.
Edward Outwater, New York.
n. G. Outwater. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Crosby, Newton,
Mass.
S. EglCrosby. Jr., Newton, Mass.
Miss Alice c. Crosby. Newton, Mass.
E. E. Saville. Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Harding, Boston,
Mass.
Alice Frost Lord, Lewiston, Me.
Josephine B. Neal. Lewiston, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Pine. Portland.
Miss Marcia Pickett. Portland.
Miss Marshall. Portland.
Miss King. Lewiston.
Miss Pike, Portland.
Robert H. Johnson. Jr., Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Russell. Bath.
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capacity OF housekeeper and engineer
respectively.
The Sunday dinner menu was a
masterpiece OF the chefs depart-
ment and the crowded dining room
testified that II was not prepared in
vain. There are now nearly flfty reg.
ular guests and the extras coming in
Tor Sunday shore dinner swellcd the
number to the full complement of the
dining room.
The Merriconeag house on Sunday
mad the pleasure OF seeing one of
the largest crowds Of this season yet,
the rooms having been all taken, be-
SIDES having fifty transients to din.
ner. The dining room was a credit to
the mouse. The decorations consist
ed OF American flags. Japanese Ian
terms, and a great many flowers
were scattered throughout the room.
me people expressed the opinion
,nat 10 look at the dining room in all
snis splendor gave them an appetite.
me menu was all that could be ex-
pected. The mattresses were dress
ed all In white and this added much
to It's beauty.
The popular and genial housekeeper
OF the Merriconeag house. Mrs. Mar
graz, is again in charge, this being
her nth season with us. Her son. Wal
lace. who IL engineer of the house II
with her.
Thursday, June 30, the ladies Of the
'Merriconeag house spent a very en-
joyable evening at a social Pit party
given by Miss Campbell at her cosy
and pretty cottage. A light lunch fol-
lowed by q small entertainment clos
ed the evening. The vote Of all was
that they spent a very pleasant eve
ming.
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Chebeague /.

The new addition at the Summit
House provides a dining room which
will seat fifty persons at least 1t
is finished in natural wood. with hard
wood floors and neat white draperies
and will prove a great acquisition to
the accommodation Of the house.
Mrs. Visa Mansfield who was the
universally liked housekeeper at the
Woodside last year, is entertaining
Messrs. Henry and Irving Beatty.
Miss Beatty, Mrs. William Egle and
Miss Catherine Egle of Harrisburg.
Penn. who have been guests at the
Woodside in past seasons before 1t
was destroyed by fire.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ash and Miss
Ash of Philadelphia have taken Rev.
J. p. Coles cottage and arrived last
Friday.
Mrs. William Stewart OF Philadel.
phia has Joined the family at their
cottage at the West End.
Mr.. II. w. Bowen's residence. the
Bowen House, has been let to Mr.. F.
J. Chaplin of Newton, Mass. The fam.
lily took possession last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen will spend the sum.
mer with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Bowen.
Applications for board are being re-
ceived every day at all the houses and
many are doing a good business al
ready. At the Hill Crest, the Sum-
NIT and the Hamilton villa there are
a fair complement OF boarders particu-
larry at Hamilton Villa, where the
season Is In advance Of last year.
Sufficient applications are being re-
ceived by Grannell Cottage, Fair
view Cottage and Woodbine Cottage
to assure a good season.
Mr.. w. Bowen has a fine line OF
souvenir postal cards at his store, ut
the post office. They are selling well.
The views of Chebeague are particu-
larry fine.
Walter w. and Alfred II. Hamilton
are dredging the channel at Hamil.
tons landing to prepare the way for
the steamer Maquoit. Work was
started last Friday and will be com.
pleted this week after which the boat
will touch regularly four times daily
at low tides. Walter w. Hamilton
Is captain of the dredger which Is the
same one formerly owned by Hamil-
ton & Sawyer.
The Chebeague men who are en-
ployed by the Government at Ram Is
land light house expect TO finish the
stone work on the new light about
September first.
Ira Williams and family OF Phila-
delphia are established for the sea-
son in the A. r. Littlefield farm cot
tage, having arrived Thursday last
week.
The Misses Peck Of Bailey Island,
who made that island their winter
residence, were at Chebeague Satur-
day visiting Mrs. John Hutchinson
at "Bide-a-wee" cottage.
The employees of the Haskell Silk
Co. at westbrook held q picnic at
Curtis grove Saturday. About two
hundred were present.
G. c. Curt spent ten days at Rock
land and vinal Haven returning .
few days ago.
Rufus A. Soule, who IL doing large
livery and express business, 10 also
letting number Of cottages here for
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Long Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses G.. woodman OF
East Deering are here at their cottage
near Mariners Landing.
Mrs. A. VI. Ilsley OF Portland is
spending the summer with her son.
Mr.. G. p. Ilsley at his cottage.
Mrs. f. J. woodman of Scarboro
arrived recently at her cottage the
Vines" for the summer months. Her
niece. Miss Helen A. SWEET, was there
for a short visit recently.
Mrs. G. Wood and daughter Of
Portland have arrived at their camp
the Anchorage.
Mrs. Holloran and family are
here for the season at their cottage
on Island avenue.
The steamer Petrol. Capt. Nat
Haskell. brought a party here to the
island Friday last.
Mr.. J. Glover and family Of Win
chester, Mass, are here at the
Knights cottage.
l.. Davis and family OF Boston.
Mass, arrived here Thursday OF last
week.
The excursion conducted every
Tuesday evening to Peaks by the
Casco Bay line Is proving a strong
attraction and Judging from the
large numbers that went from the Is
land the Gem must have been crowd
ed. The play this week IL ':Char-
Hes Aunt" and Is a great success.
George A. Peabody and family of
New Hampshire are here at their cot
tage for the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott of Son.
erville. Mass. have arrived here for
the summer months.
Lawyer Looney and family are
here at their cottage at the West
End OF the island.
Mrs. Wetherbee Of Worcester.
Mass, came down last week and was
accompanied by Miss Frost. They
will spend the summer at the weth-
erbee cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Of Chicago have
rented one Of the Seward cottages.
Chas. s. Wady of New York city ar
rived here Friday last and will spend
his vacation with his family at their
summer home on the island.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-07
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY ISLAND.

Walter D. Crafts, proprietor.
(see advertisement in another column.)
MI. and Mrs. F. A. Yeaton, Spring
field. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Goeing. Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hayden. Spring.
field, Mass.
Miss Bessie McElwain, South Hadley,
Mass.
]. H. Hendrick, Springfield.
Edw. p. Hendrick, Portsmouth.
Mrs. A. H. Farr. Kittery, Me.
Miss Katherine A. Griffen, Topsham.
Mrs. Viola Bonavita. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. Charles Sayre. Philadelphia, Pa.
John 8. Crowley, Casco Bay Breeze.
Mrs. Grace M. Brown, Denver, Col.
Miss Eernice Brown, Denver, Col.
Miss Jessie Forbes, Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Weber, New
ton Centre, Mass.
Miss Harriet Weber, Newton Centre.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Foster, Ne~ on
Centre, Mass. "
Miss NJ. H. Foster. Newton Centre.
Mass.
Miss R. E. Gallagher. Newton Centre.
Mass.
Watch this list grow. Over three
thousand names were published
under this head during the sea.
son OF 1908. Does that mean
business In caseo Bay? See
that your guests are included In
this list by becoming one Of our
patrons.
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SKETCHES.
Continued from page 1.

the sea and the sky and luxuriating in
the aloneness Of 1t all and here stood
human brother whose every line
spoke of rnutterable aloneness.
Good morning" said.
All, 1 didn't know you was here or
wouldn't have bothered"
But / am truly glad to have you
come" I replied, with a glance of In.
terest at the staunch old face so full
Of unspoken mystery.
What a beautiful corner OF the
earth you have for your home" I
said as he paused hardly knowing
whether to go on or to yield to my
look of invitation to remain and talk
a bit.
"Ye-ep," he said.
Tell me what do you think about
when you stand here so long and look
out into the sea-" And I thought of
all the marvellous messages which
must have come into the conscious
ness OF that grand old soul.
"Oh. nothin' much" said the wise
old man, for what was I but an unen.
lightened city bred mortal. How
could / understand the voices OF the
sea. But" he added, There's some
mighty fine fish around here"
Now indeed he was giving me In.
formationw hich even so ignorant a
being as the ordinary summer visitor
could comprehend. Fine eating some
OF these fish," he continued. Now 10
you like 1o-obsters?" Surely he was
entertaining me with things vital to
my understanding.
Yes. of course, but tell me about
the sea. Do you hear the voices
which rise from the spiashing waves.
Do you know the stories OF Infinite
things which they tell7'
weep" as he wandered dreamily
away from the sound OF my intruding
enquiring voice.
That evening found In front OF
my door. four big staring red lob
sters carefully wrapped in newspa.
pers. As glanced seward there
stood the erect and stately figure with
his eyes gazing intently ont on the
restless ocean as he listened to the
voices OF the infinite things.
And I gratefully took up my unweId-
~ Holsters with full appreciation of
the friendly message they bore.
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J. M. BICKFORD. Pro

Gurnet Steamboat Co. made her first
trip OF the season, leaving Mackerel
Cove at 40 a m. This new line will
make two round trips. taking in Cur.
net Bridge. North Harpswell, Orr's
and Bailey Island. With such a fine
steamer as the Mineola. we see no
reason why this water route should
not in time be success. The SEIZED.
ulc Is as follows: Leave Gurnet Bridge
daily at lois a. m. and p. m, Bailey
at 1.fO a. m, 1.30 p. m.
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AUcocIsco HOUSE
CLIFF ISLAND
Edgar J. Paine, proprietor.

Edgar J. Paine, proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column)
s. A. Hill, Jr., Portland, Me.
]. p. Wheelwright, Portland, Me.
E. l. Brown, Portland, Ne.
F. w. Seybel and wife, New York.
Miss May Seybel, New York.
Mrs. A. L. McLintock. New York.
Mrs. w. r. Murphey. Philadelphia, Pa.
Adele Murphey. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. ]. G.. Shoemaker, Phoenixville,
Pa
William Shoemaker. Phoenixville, Pa.
Miss Ida NJ. Morris, Phoenixville, Pa.
]. H. Norris, Phoenixville, Pa.
Mrs. ]. H. Morris. Phoenixville, Pa.
Miss Carrie H. Howell, Phoenixville,
Pa
Mrs. A. c. Farnsworth, New York.
H. A. Pingree, Portland.
Mrs. De Puyster Morton. Scranton. Pa.
H. Clayton Van de Wasser, Science
tady, N. Y.
James Charles Cruikshank, Science
tady. N. Y.
Mrs. Gwilym Ten Brock, Yonkers,
N. ].
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annihilated distance and from the al.
titude here the view out to sea seemed
endless. Surely thirty miles In that d.
rection could steamers and sailing
vessels be distinguished. To the
northwest old Mt. Washington lifted
his hoary head In blue mist eighty
hve miles away In New Hampshire.
Collections from the Ocean View
steel lock mail box at the end OF the
avenue Will be made at about $50 a.
m. and 2.30 p. m. Mail leaves the
mouse at els D. m and 11.00 D. m.
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OAkHURST ISLAND
CUNDY'S HARBOR

Mrs. ". N. Darling, proprietor.
(see advertisement in another column.)
Mrs. Emma Howell, New Brunswick
n. J..
Miss Abbie Howell. New Brunswick,
n. J..
Wilson Howell, New Brunswick. N. J.
Mrs. E. L. Kilduff, Denver. Coz.
Asher Howell, New Brunswick, N.
David Kilduff. Denver, Col.
Ada Bingham, sister and daughter
Wisconsin.
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Fine Line Of Shoes.

Fairs Shoe Store Is showing a fine
line OF Summer Footwear. Capt. Farr.
the proprietor. a native Of Casco Bay,
has always had a good snare OF the
business Of this section and the excel
lent stock OF Mems, women's and
Children's Boots and Shoes always
carried, Is evidence that the trade Is
well served.
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Newsboys on HarpsweII Line.

Messrs. Levi and Able Bernstein
are the hustling newsdealers and shoe
polishers on the Aucocisco ard Sc
bascodegan respectively. They carry
the Casco Bay Breeze and sell them.
Get the local paper and all the local
social news Of the bay Of them on your
way down.
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SEASIDE AND COTTAGE
BAILEY ISLAND

Mrs. Chester Sinnett, proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column.)
Jean Kirk Howell, Cambridge, Mass.
H. F. Wallace. East Harpswell, Me.
A. Rawston, Auburn.
Mrs. Chas. Mel, Wayne. Penn.
Mrs. r. A. Thorp. East Orange. N 7
Miss Nina Mel. Wayne. Penn.
Robert A. Dunning, Thompson, Conn.
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sought by purchasers Of this line of
goods from far and near. The firm
has long been established in their
present location, but the antique line
was not specially carried until recent
ly. Many valuable pieces are on dis.
play, not at impossible prices either.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-07
DlRIGO HOUSE.
LONG ISLAND
Mrs. J. Perry, proprietor.

mrs. ). Ferry, proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mix, Brooklyn
N. Y.
Mrs. George Bishop, Montreal, Can.
Miss Dora Bishop. Montreal, Can.
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THIS INCLUDES ONLY REGULAR
GUESTS At THE HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES. NO TRAN.
SCENTS ARE INCLUDED.

Mrs. NJ. Murphy. Chicago.
Miss Margaret Murphy, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Turner. wor-
cester. Mass.
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RoeINHoop INN
BAILEY ISLAND
Miss J. z. Massey, proprietor.

Miss J. e. Massey, proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column.)
Rev. George L. Richardson, Glen Falls,
VT.
Mrs. George Richardson, Glen Falls,
VT
George L. Richardson, Jr, Glen Falls,
VT.
Elizabeth H. Richardson, Glen Falls,
VT.
Arthur Hall Richardson, Glen Falls,
VT.
Edgar Preston Richardson, Glen Falls.
VT.
Mrs. A. N. Belcher. Glen Falls, VT.
Miss Marie T. Widmayer, New York
City.
Edith Heath. New York City.
Miss Watkin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Katherin Watkin, Philadelphia,
Pa.
DR.. Edward Bartlett, Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Theodore Bartlett, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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SUMMIT HOUSE
GREAT ChEBEAGUE


tSee advertisement in another column.)
Mr.. NJ. Tolmie. Montreal, Can.
Mrs. NJ. Tolmie, Montreal Can.