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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

son culpables es o nos
N corresponds reparar
suSes hay que saber
a no confesars nunca'
spirando.
iuro que ell milo SO
a decir la verdadl-
kor eu ell momentr
uciaba estss palabras,
Itren en- la estacion de
! ,asP pregunt6 Pablo
u!ero YER q mi padre,
hotel.
directamente q mi ca
tor, porque hoy nismo
una explicaci6n con ei
Pablo Ia csbeza y no res
$ aa. Tomsron IN coche,
ssi6 A Pablo en- el hotel
y Sc fue a Ia casa payer
I'm de Passe CFoix. l2bita
ria en- IN vasto hotel de ia
Auiou Saint Honore. IRA
cio ago triste y de pare1ee
I'm ell ouc sus dueics apena'
los cuatro meses del In
I'm nortero viejo err e
guardian cuando la fsnl!ll
1chaba q Is Martiniere e.
4 nsrecfa que ell baron sc na
mas a gusto que en- Paris
a eutrsda la mocha coanao Vl1
!. llamo discretsmente o 10 piel
oue abri6 ell portero.
Stler ciol le ordeno. Aotes 9
,tsar q nadle. dime como Sgoe
v se meti6 en- la rorteria cerra
} la puerta. .no -
La sefiorita. sig1e mucno !"
n respondid el portero.
-IAhi excIamo Victsr respira
= con mas desahogo.
Viene todo los dfss un medl
Y segdn dicen, oenl
= posos dias estara compietau
o curada.
A1Y~c0 madre2
4 Ccsors baroness Of que bi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
LA ANTILLA PEQUENA
DE CARLOS ZQULERDO

GRAN CAFE
IetMdn sas1zae7'O 80 eSQ@assG I1d,ac0
SAN JUAN P.R.
Montado con todo lujo y aparatos mo-
deTn0s. servicio especial en- refrescos.
licores, cate 2 chocolate l.as .;h helados, dulces.
emparedados. Nlleche batida, cervezas de
las mejores marcass acl edltadas. Inch
gratis, servicios de her
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

Eleodoro Palacio--s Gallo en- su conse'
cuancia disuelto si matrimOniO celebradO
entire ambos y enr libertar para contraer
nUevas nupcias, i'm pOniend0 todas las cos
tas al demauda91o Asi por esta Duestra
sentencia defnI Itivamente juzgando, 10
pronunciamos, mandamos y frmamOs.
Salvador Fulla ldOsa, Charles E. Foote,
Angel Garcia
PUBLfCACE hon: Leida y pubicada fue
Ia anterior santencia por ell senior Juez
prtsidente don Salvador FulIadosa y
Mir Ponentej en estos autos celebrando
audiercia pEblica ell Tribual hoy dlez y
ocho de Dif fiembre De mil novecientos
tres de clio como Secretario certifico.
Enrique Lloreda.
Y para su publication an ell perio
dico ~La Democracia, a fin de que sir
7s de notification al dem andad1 rebel
de don fEleodorO Palacios Gallo cuyO
donicilia y paradaro Sc ignora, hbro ell
| presents edicto parandols los perJuiciOs
I, 3 ue lubiere lugar en- derecho.
| Ds1o en- HunacaO veinte Y clncO
r, Ep1rO do mil coTocientOs cuatrO
.S0lOQd0T F't1liddOS0.
Ante hi
E1iQMe Ll0reda.
Secretario 33
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
BIBLroTEoA DE <tA DEMooRAofAs.

Las vagas pslahras que referente
81 padre sc ie habfsn escapad0 6
Chsnevi5re las vacilaciones de Ro
ger de 0sieombe para responderle
sohre TODD la ffasa del de la
trompe51lis acd3tica <os hem0e im-
pedido 1e cometieseis un crtnen>
acudfa t, do clio 81 memoirs Y lie
DADA feor3
El Hercules cerr6 la nnice puerta
dando dos vueltas la lave. Abrid
despues un armari0 y sac0 IN ig-To
de cidra. pan u1 pedazo de tool,
no,
mo ouiere de veras conner sl-
go Ell sencr? pregunt6 sentandosa q
In mesa.
Rehus6 Victor con un gesto; sir
embargo, como tsnfa muoha sed,
dijo:
-Dadme algo de beber.
El de la petilla abri6 q su
veg ell armario, y cogien6o an vssi.
to de estate, ech0 en- e. con mucho
disimulo una pulgsrada &c IN polvo
negruzco que hacfa un momeuto
tenfa prepsrado entire el pulgar y
ell fndice. Hecho cato llep6 ell vaso
sc 10 preseDt6 Victor que apur6
de IN snrbo ell coutenido y Sc coloc6
10 mejor que pudo en- IN rinc6n
para esperar al personsje al que
aquellos dos hom bres llamabaD Ell
amo, pero. al cabo de unos minu
tos, fuese spodersndo de Ell como
una laxitud ffsica y deseos de dor
mir. Quiso levantarse, no tuvo
fuerzs para hacerlo y POGO q POGO
fuese inclinando su cabeza sobre ell
hombro. Sc cerrarou sus ojos y SO
qued6 dormido con un suefi0 pro-
fundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

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. refrescos <La Mar
se vende LA DEMooRA
|an Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
.unC1O

suscribe, ofrece mulas COMA
Ikas. .,,u,as
interese compraf @is Villas
se a esta Villa.
ALFREDO ANY.
~ 1903. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
sATuN ROMERO
PE..UQUERiA
San J&StO 7sg.7.aeYO 20

Montado este establecipiento confer
me las exigencias de is epooa. ofrece al
pdblico un excelente ssrvicio y pos:tisas
ventaias por la considerable reduction
de precios.
LEAV. NUESTRA TARIFA
Por un afeitado ok
Por un corte de pelo. org
Por un corte de pelo y afeitado. .o.a5
Por un corte de barba ba..........o.Is
Por un 1avado de cabeza ok
Por un pe.aado. ........... .o.o5
Tenemos l. disposition de nuestros
abonados favorecedores una exceleEte
y variada perfunerfa.
Sc aplica la piedra anticeptica como
nedida hiSienica.
DIEGO ROMERO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

IIenciado don Jose l. Gomez Padilla,
J Juez Municipal de la Ciudad de Are
) cibo.
Hago saber: Que en ell juicio verbal
livil seguido sn este Juzgado pOr Don
Tomas BOneta BOlet, contra don Jesus
luinones DON Tomas Colon, en- cobro
de pesos, SO ha dispuestO pOr prOviden
cia de esta fecha Ia vsnta en- publica
subasta por termilo de veinte dias de Ia
siguiente fnca:
RUsTICA, radicada en- ell barrio de
GarrOchales, compuesta de veinte cuer
das, ,equivalentes treinta una hecta
reas, cuarenta y cuatro areas, treinta y
dos centiareas de terrenO llanO y que
bradO en- pastos malezas; linda al
NOrte con tierras de Don Jose Martinez
antes de Don Francisco Sicard0, al Sur
con la cordillera de Sabana hoyos. al
Saliente con tierras que fuerOn de Eu
geniO Omedes y al POniente con las
,pertenecientes al tributo nom bradO San
Miguel. cuya fnca Sc halla registrada a
favor del eiecutado Don Jesus QuiIones
en- cuanto h cabida de sesenta y dos
,auerdas al folio 204sGsI tomo 90 de Are
clio dnca numero 1860. Inscription 60
Dicha fin9a> ha sido tasada Cd L. IL can't
dad de seteci enfGs> diez dollars. Ell rtslma
te tendra lugar Ell ola velntinueve del
actual la una de su tafdea en- la sala
audiencia de este Juzgado, hacfeendose
presente: que no SO admitira postura al
guna que no cubra de contado las dos
terceras parties de la tasacion; que para
tOmar parte en- la subasta habra que
consignar previamente en- la mesa del
JuZgado Ell diez por ciento de dicha tasa-
cion: que no Sc ha suplido la falta de
titulO.
Dado en- ArecibO d dos de FebrerO
de mil nOvecientOs cuatrO.
JOSE |. GOMEZ.
Ell SecretariO,
J. SANTANA RAMIREZ 81
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY ISLAND

Walter D. Crafts, proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another column.)
Mr.: and Mrs. w. H. Kimball, Spring.
field, Mass.
Juiia Stewart, Springfield. Mass.
George Bishop. Springfield, Mass.
Miss Alice Hayden, Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Edith May. Springfield, Mass.
>; A Boynton, East Orange, n. ].
Mt; and Mrs. w. H. Hayden, Spring.
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. KimbaIl, Spring
field. Mass.
MT: and Mrs. F. A. Yeaton, Spring.
field. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Goeing, Springfield.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. HAYDEN. Sprine.
field, Mass.
Miss Bessie McElwain, South Hadley,
Mass.
Mrs. Viola Bonavita. Philadelphia. Pa.
MI. Charles Sayre. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Grace NJ. Brown, Denver. Col.
MISS Bernice Brown. Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Weber. New
ton Centre. Mass.
Miss Harriet Weber, Newton Centre.
Mass.
MI: and Mrs. ]. L. Foster, Newton
Centre, Mass.
Miss NJ. H. Foster, Newton Centre.
Mass.
Miss r. E. Gallagher. Newton Centre.
Mass. =
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

Mr.. Hugh Bowen, foreman of the
government construction and repair
ship. left Monday in company with
Freeman Ross, who was with the boaS
on her last trip. They will sail for
Bass Harbor, in which vicinity there
are several unmarked rocks. particu.
larry those on which the Massachu-
sets struck last summer. during the
war manuoeyres. There rocks will
be drilled and day marks put in.
The Pentecostal church announces
the hours OF service as follows: Sun.
day at 2.30 and $50 d. m: Tuesday and
Thursday at 100 p. m service held in
the church at Mr.. Hugh Bowen's res
idence. Everyone is welcme. About
5000 has been raised toward the fund
for building the new chapel I'm the fall.
Rev. Mr.. Fessenden of Springfield
will preach during some OF the ser
vices.
Mr.. ia. Emsley of PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Is visiting at "Khatmandher." Mr..
Ellis Ames Billiards. beautiful summer
home.
a. II. Littlefeld was in Portland
Saturday on business trip.
A. II. Littlefield has a fine nine room
cottasS near the steamboat landing
which he will let for the season for
SIS.
Mr.. Oliver Sinkinson. assistant SUI.
perintendent OF the Edison Company.
New York City. with his wife. baby
and sister. Miss Brenda Sinkinson,
will visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sinkinson at their summer
home "BeIlingham" Chebeague this
week.
Mr.. Reuben Hill who Is working In
Portland was home for the Sabbath
and his mother. Mrs. Polly Hill who
had been laid up for some time with
sprained ankle, Is now able to do her
own work.
We notice the new home OF Mrs. A.
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ROBlNHOOD INN
BAILEY ISLAND
Miss ]. e. Massey. proprietor.

MISS ). Z. Massey, proprietor.
tSee advertisement in another column.)
Miss Mary E. Phoebus. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Anna n. Phoebus. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Eleanor r. Ayres, Philadelphia.
Pa.
Miss Harriet w. Bailey. Philadelphia,
Pa
Miss Josephine C. Bates, New York.
Miss Julia Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. George L. Richardson, Glen Falls,
VT. 81.
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
DIR. Edward Bartlett. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Miss Theodore Bartlett. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

Mr.. John VI. Bickford has COM
pletely repaired and painted his nan
ina launch and Is now ready to take
nshing or sailing parties out at shorr
notice.
Charles Burnham was I'm portIa,,
Saturday on business matters To-. n
r. woodbury., the local expressman
Frederick Ford of the Boston Daily
Transcript will spend the sumnna,
mere on the island. having rented ono
OF the Seward cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown OF Port.
land are here at one of the Ponce
son. Se'
Dr. Beals OF Brockton has Joined bi,
family at their cottage at the east end
Mr.. Larrabee and son Philip. with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larrabee n,
Westbrook are at Mariners Iandin-
Tor the season.
Misses Ethel and Gladys Armitape
OF worcester were among the Tburs.
day arrivals. They will snend ,bo
summer with their parents AT the
Doughty cottage.
Mrs. George Heal OF Cambridge with
her daughter are the guests on no.
sister. Mrs. s. VI. Libby, at Mariners
landing.
MI. and Mrs. J. s. Harris OF Rum.
,ord rails are being entertained bv
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris.
Mr.. Fred Higgins and family NJ tn.
erty street, Portland. are here for a.,
remainder OF the summer months a.
tneir cottage. Rosedale.
William Nawh~ -,
tage here.
MI: and Mrs. Eldridge Cobb and
son Lewis OF East Deering are stop-
ping with Mrs. Moses q. woodman AZ
sunny Bay for a week.
Miss Louise Webster OF Portland ,s
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Cliff Island

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cannon nj Nc.
chanic Falls were guests OF W and
Mrs. c. III. Milliken at Bay ClIn sun.
day. h '""
Mr.. Frank Murray and family end
Mr. a. A. Barbour and wife are M
Camp Cliff for the season.
Mr.. William Taylor and fail. q,
Cumberland Mills, Mr.. Charias AZ
Knight and family OF Pleasant uiII
Falmouth. are stopping a fev ,,.a.,,s
at Albert Loveitt's shore cottaye
Miss Myrtle Pride of w.,,h,,,
Mass, Is guest at Camp Gin
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mosher q, DIV,
ford Falls are guests OF DIT. ana Me-
Rankin. h' .
Miss Annie A. Robertson ana A..
Blake OF Portland made a shors III
at Overlook, Saturday. ''''
Miss Florence Pearson Of O.
land NILS Is at Overlook for -,
weeks. ie"
Dr. Rankin and wife. WITH a..
tie sons, are at their summer
Ranclinf. nome
Mr.. Nell knight spent saturd. q,
View. sunset
Mr.. Clark Morton of Cpmh =.
NILS. with a party of friend. 'iand
spending few days at AIber, are
inns cottage, No. 2. Sril-
Mr.. Charles Graham and s.u =.
Westbrook are spending a wessy OF
the Matthews cottage. AZ
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stopping with Mrs. H. NJ. Breen at tic
Oriole for short time.

stopping with Mrs. H. NJ. Breen at TIE
Oriole for short time.
Mr.. Horatio S. Bracket returned To
Somerville this week for a short time.
He was called home on account of
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter of Bos-
ton are among Mrs. L. r. Wetherbee's
boarders at Bide A Wee on Island
avenue.
Miss Hattie Brown of Boston is
stopping at the Granite Spring Hotel.
Mrs. E. J. Woodman has been hav-
ing extensive repairs made on the
Harbor View House.
Miss Mary f. Bates of Boston. Miss
Bona p. Spamer of Baltimore. Nd,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hathaway OF
Someryille spent few days last week
with Mrs. Hathaway's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. s. Bracket at Edgewood.
Miss Marguerite Butler and Miss
Marie Gould of Portland have been
stopping with Ethel Ilsley at her cot
tage on Island avenue.
Mr.. E. A. Race of East Boothbav
was the guest of Mrs. III. s. Rrackett
at Edgewood one day last week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

A. Hamilton is fast drawing towards
completion.
Tie hotels and boarding houses are
fast filling up and big season Is pre-
dicted.
Master Wesley Eldridge. the son Of
the pastor. os the boy who can sell
the Saturday Evening Post every
time and whose business Is on the in
crease. Boarders are hardly settled
at their new quarters Ere the Casco
Bay Breeze and the Post are in their
hands.
good congregation gathered at the
church Sunday morning to hear the
pastors discourse from Cor. 1851 SO.
There were many visitors among the
audience-but the rain Is no respecter
OF persons and many got wet on their
return home.
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Orr's Island

The firm of Robinson and Son are
TO retire from business and NAV DO
succeeded by Capt. Harvey Black.
G r. Brown Is conyaIescent from
his recent sickness. but IL will be some
time before he is fully recovered.
Il is currently reported that liquors.
including lager beer. are sold at the
south end every season. Why should
a man with a family OF seven children
be prosecuted and fined, while another
with less dependent on him is allowed
TO wink at justice. Citizens of this
island who pray for the welfare OF
their fellows had better spend some
Of their time in preventing this de-
fiance.
The statement that Bishop Goldman
ofliciated at the Episcopal church. In
last weeks Breeze. was incorrect. He
is to visit the church Sunday. July II.
Mr.. Faulkner. the pastor Of the church
was here and occupied the pulpit.
Miss Emma DeCourcey arrived at
her summer place on the East side
on the second OF July and Is entertain
ing a number Of friends.
Call at W. n. Doughty's and get a
beautiful landscape photo of Orr's Is.
land. adv.
Mayor Miller and wife OF Auburn
were at their cottage last week. leav-
ing for home Saturday.
Ex-mayor Hsskell's son and some OF
his friends were at their cottage the
week Of July 2. They Will re-
turn again later In the season.
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Long Island

Mrs. G. VI. Stuart of Saco, Me-. has
charge OF the cooking department at
the Casco Breeze House. Mrs. Stuart
Is well known in this vicinity, having
been employed at the Casco Breeze
House for two summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Doughty are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
OF little daughter, which they have
named Mertie Delmar Doughty.
The many friends OF Claudius Isusi.
the contractor and builder who has
been 80 seriously III for some time
past. are sorry TO hear that he is
showing no improvement In health.
Mr.. and Mrs George N. Morse and
Miss Kitty ~. Tibbetts OF Brockton.
Mass. are registered at the Casco
breeze house for an extended visit.
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HILL CREST
GREAT ChEREAGUE

chas. w. Hamilton, proprietor.
tSee advertisement in another column.)
G. Harold Colburn. waltham.
Miss Edith l.. Miner. waltham.
Mrs. G. A. Rogers, Boston.
Mrs. Eliz NJ. Chaplin. Pawtucket.
Miss Doris Chaplin, Pawtucket.
Miss Catherine F. Lewis, Ithaca.
Miss Maria c. Lewis. Ithaca
Mrs. Sarah Macumber. Ithaca.
Miss Charity Smith, Ithaca.
II. c. Needham, Hudson.
Miss Emma Choate. Hudson. Mass
Miss Bertha Needham. Hudson, Mass.
Walter E. Adelof, Dorchester.
Miss Eva w. Pickard, Roxbury.
Mrs. Edward o. Marvin, New York.
Mrs. Carrie ID. Sanborn. Manchester.
n. II.
Ray B. Dodge, Manchester. y. H.
Walter Clarence Rogers. Boston.
Miss Alice Caroline Rogers. Boston.
Mrs. Tice and family, Pasadena. Cal.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Lane, Maiden.
Mass.
Miss Dorothy Lane. Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. T. j. Bissell. Newark. n. ].
Miss Nine Bissell. Newark. y. j.
Miss Viola Bissell. Newark, n. J.
Cyril Bissell. Newark. n. ].
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CASCO CASTLE
SOUTH FREEPORT
J. A. Fuller, proprietor

tSee advertisement in another columno
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Kitchen. Law.
renee, Mass.
Vivian Kitchen, La&renctx>sass.
Harold Kitchen. I1Erence. Mass.
Mt. and Mrs. G.. W. Brown, Boston.
Mass
Mr. j. w. Rice. Winchester. Mass.
MISS Maud E. Cooper, Amesbury.
Mass.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Kallock. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Groleon. Lewiston.
Me.
Miss Beth Soule, Amesbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Cole. New York CITY
n. Y.
Frank p. Hale. Portland.
+. p. Donhue, Portland.
Genl. Chas: E. Furlong, New York
City, n. Y.
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DlRIGO HOUSE.
LONG ISLAND
Mrs. J. Perry, proprietor,

tSee advertisement in another column)
Worcester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Henderson, Bos-
ton. Mass.
Mrs. Climmer. Montreal. Canada.
Mr.. Geo. Bishop. Montreal. Canada.
Mrs. Joseph Kelley. Sag. Mich.
Miss Eva Kelley. Sag. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin.
Boston. Mass.
Mrs. George Blarklock. Montreal.
Misses Blarklock. Montreal.
Mrs. John Boyd. Montreal.
Mrs. George Bishop, Montreal, Can.
Miss Dora Bishop. Montreal, Can.
Mrs. VI. Murphy. Chicago.
Miss Margaret Murphy, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, Wor-
cester, Mass.
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THIS INCLUDES ONLY REGULAR
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES. NO TRAN.
SCENTS ARE INCLUDED.
MERRlcoNEAe HOUSE
SOUTH HARPSWELI
Geo. w. Campbell, Jr., Prop.

Geo. W.. Campbell, Jr., Prop.
tSee advertisement in another column)
Francis NJ. Hodson. Minneapolis.
Miss Harriet Trask. Minneapolis.
Anna l.. Guthrie, Minneapolis.
Miss Alice p. Barrows. New York.
Miss Katherine Reed. Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket and daughter.
Boston.
L. E. Liddy and wife. Brooklyn. n.
Y.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gaylord. Minneapolis.
A. A. Morse. wife and daughter. New
York.
T. L. King and wife. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dessoye. New
York.
Mrs. T. B. woolsey and daughter. New
York.
Mrs. outwater and three sons. New
York.
Mrs. McCutcheon and daughter. New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Farnsworth, Ha-
verhill. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Spaulding, Win
chester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Crosby and dsrgh.
ter, Newton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Johnson, Phil.
adelphia. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Gaines. E. Hart
ford. Conn.
Miss Helene Spaulding. Winchester,
Mass.
Mrs. T. B. Woolsey. New York.
Miss Eleanor Woolsey. 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.
II. G. Outwater. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Crosby, Newton,
Mass.
s. n. Crosby, Jr., Newton. Mass.
Miss Alice c. Crosby. Newton. Mass.
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Chebeague !.
Summit House.

Mrs. G. J. Marsh and Miss Jessie
b. Marsh OF Newark. n. j.. who spent
a part of last season with us. have ar
rived and taken their rooms again
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Parker and fam
lily of Dorchester, Mass. will arrive
soon and will be welcome again for
their third season here.
w. ID. Tisdale and Mrs. Tisdale from
Iowa have taken the Abbie Hamilton
cottage for the summer, having arriy-
ed last Friday.
Mrs. +. A. Stevens and daughter
Inez OF Philadelphia. Penn. have ar.
rived at their pleasant cottage on the
North road.
A large house party from Boston
were at the Hill Crest over the third.
fourth and fifth OF this month. among
the party being several guests of last
season. who have rooms engaged this
year firm the latter part OF the month.
r. ~. Cleaves started his new bak-
cry and ice cream wagon Tuesday.
Everyone will be given an opportuni-
tyIto order goods and delivery will be
made daily. Miss Annie Eldridge will
clerk at the store and Mr.. Cleayes will
attend TO the order and delivery work
personally.
8. II. Barbrick OF r. Swasey & Co.
Wholesale Crockery dealers. was max
ing his monthly tour OF the business
houses Saturday.
Work on the channel at Hamilton's
landing is finished. and boats may
now touch at any and all tides.
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HOME CITY QUARTET.
THIS POPULAR MASSACHUSETTS
ORGANIZATION MAY BE IN
THIS VICINITY DURING
AUGUST,
Have Several Engagements Ahead.

Have Several Engagements Ahead.
Mr.. F. A. Yeatman. manager of the
Home City Quartet of Springfield.
Mass. is stopping at the Ocean View
House. Bailey's Island.
The Home City Quartet will be
pleasantly remembered by those who
were fortunate enough to hear them
two years ago. when they gave a num-
Der OF concerts of high order at sey-
eral of the popular hotels and summer
resorts in Casco Bay and at Old Or
chard. 1t is rumored that we shall
have a chance to hear this famous
quartet again this year in August. We
hope so. as those who have heard
them once. are always glad of q
chance to hear them again.
They are at present filling an en-.
gagement at the Chautauqua Assem-
bly, at Laurel Park. Northampton.
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WOODBINE AND COTTAGE.
BAILEY ISLAND

Mrs. II. s. Sinnett, proprietor.
tSee advertisement in another column)
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Barbour, Ger
mantown, Penn.
Master Horace Barbour, Germantown,
Penn.
Master Phillip Barbour, Germantown,
Penn.
Penn.
Penn.
Mrs. Carrie Barbour, Germantown.
Penn.
James G. Fox. Portland. Ne.
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RIDGE HOUSE
COUSINS ISLAND
Lorenzo Hamilton, proprietor

tSee advertisement in another column
Miss Davis, Williamsburg. Va.
Miss Lucy Davis, Williamsburg. Va.
Mrs. VI. Thornton. Newtown. Penn.
Miss Goodman, Newtown. Penn.
Miss Campbell, New York City.
Mrs. Moore. New York City.
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SEASIDE AND COTTAGE
BAILEY ISLAND

Mrs. Chester Sinnett, proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another column)
Jean Kirk Howell, Cambridge. Mass.
II. 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. A. Raasch, Bos.
ton, Mass.
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ROCkMERE HOUSE
GITTLEJOHNS ISLAND
G. n. Hamilton. proprietor.

tSee advertisement in another column.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Sandberg. Win.
chester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wellington and fam
lily, Winchester, Mass.
III. w. Emery. Winchester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Morrill,. Allston.
Mass.
Lillian Morrill,, Allston, Mass.
Mrs. J. f. Emery and daughter. Win
chester. Mass.
DIR. Henry A. Colson, New York.