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Green Lodge as the guest of his cous.
ins.
Misses Whitman and Twiss of Law.
renee have given up the quiet piazza
life of city boarders and have taken
up the strenuous life of the lobster.
fishermen. They made their first haul
this Saturday morning which wa.
very satisfactory to them. Total catch
one crab, four starfish. At this rate
they expect soon to drive the natives
out OF business.
Mr.. Fred p. Wilson, who left Bus.
tins last week for New York City. is
booked for Los Angeles, Cal. Thanks.
giving week; Phoenix, Arizona, Christ.
mas Day: and Albuquerque, New
Mexico. New Years Day. His route,
before returning to Bustins next
spring, will cover about thirty-two
thousand miles.
A whist party was held at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. w. ID. Twiss on Mon
day. This event was given in aid of
the Dustin Island asso. as people
participated. Prizes were won by Mr..
w. +. Heald of Lawrence and Mr.. E.
s. Hosmer of Pawtucket, Miss Edith
Campbell of jamaica Plain and
Mrs. 8. Henry Haley of SomervilIe.
A goodly sum was realized and a
most delightful afternoon enjoyed by
all. Refreshments were served.
On Saturday, August 25 the very
enjoyable dory and motor boat races
were sailed of from "wychmere
Landing" 1st dory race won by Mr..
Clifton Sugatt of Lawrence: second
Mr.. Reginald Hunt of Reading. Mot.
or boats: 1st race won by Mr.. Banks
OF Woifs Neck. End race by Mr..
Soule of Little Bustins.
A very large whist party and a very
enjoyable one was held at Rock Hay.
en- Friday evening. August "a. Hostess
Mrs. j. n. Pratt, Mrs. G.. f. Brain.
ward and Mrs. r. III. Sugatt. Delic-
ious refreshments were served dur
Ing the evening. The decorations
were very elaborate and consisted of
festoons OF goldenrod and ferns and
wild caraway.
After a pleasant two weeks tarry
at the Waumbek, Mrs. Drew and Mr..
Bert Hollis OF Braintree. returned to
that city.
Mr.. Weir and Mrs. Jennie Mann of
worcester, who have been sojourn.
Ing at the Waumbek for two weeks.
~ 49, W t"eh Homes FRIDAY. Tney
were very much delighted with the
island and the pleasant trips to be so
easily taken from here.
Dr. J. B. Pidge spoke at the ser.
wees held In the grove last Sunday
ana gave every one who listened to
MN many helpful thoughts to take
nome, and away with them. II was
me last OF the beautiful services for
.nls season, which have been held
every Sunday since July 1st.
Mr.. Charles Chase, Mrs. Chase and
party were here over Sunday. Mr..
Cnsse mas sold the beautiful Chase
co'tase OF Mr.. j. II. Bibo of Wood.
ouIy' New Jersey. who expects to oc-
cupy IL with his family next season
VIM: A. Cook Of Dorchester. Mass.
Is at the Waumbek TIL Labor Day.
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HILL CREST.
Chebeague Island, Me,

Chebeague Island, Me.
Charles w. Hamilton, Proprietor
(see advertisement in another column.) }
Mrs. c. s. Hurd, Newark.
Miss NJ. V. Brouwer, Newark.
F. A. Wrisley, Boston.
Miss NJ. l.. Wrisley, Boston.
Mrs. Z. 5. Thompson, Washington.
Lena A. Thompson. Washington. ID. C.
Mt. and Mrs. 0. III. Abbott, Manches
ter.
Mrs. L. p. Gee, Manchester
Miss Adelaine Dodge. Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Delabarre
Brookline. Mass.
Lawrence Delabarre. Brookline. Mass
Katherine Delabarre. Brookline.
Dorothy Delabarre, Brookline.
Martha w. Kendall, Melrose.
Mary l.. Kendall, Melrose. Mass.
Mt. and Mrs. o. j. Hutton, Manches
ter.
Helen Bodine, Orange, n. J..
george Hichborn, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keller, Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Trask, Brockton.
Miss Minetta Waters, Everett.
w. J. Bryne, New York.
w. G. Sharp. Orange, ~. ].
Mrs. G. s. Hurd, Newark.
Miss VI. v. Bower, Newark.
Mrs. II. ]. Perkins. Springfield.
Alice Perkins, Springfield.
Dr. h. G. Croscup and wife, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Pope, Cambridge
Priscilla Lane, Maiden, Mass.
w. A. Theiling, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. G. 8. Hend, Newark. N
Miss VI. v. Broniver, Newark. NJ. l.
Mrs. n. Otto Burkhardt, BrookIIne
Mass.
Edgar s. Burhardt, BrookIine. Mass
Mrs. NJ. II. v. Seaverns, Maiden. Mass
Mr. +. Lane, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. y. Lane, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert 8. Peare, New York.
willard G. Peare, New York City.
Mrs. w. A. White, Boston Highlands.
Ruth White, Boston Highlands.
Allan White, Boston Highlands.
Dorothy White, Boston Highlands.
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AUcoclsco HOUSE.
Cliff Island, Me.

Walter A. castner Proprietor
tSee advertisement In another column.)
Mr.. William Clements
Mrs. E. Clements, Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. G. Y. Strong. Maiden, Mass.
w. b. Hinckley, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cobb, Newton
Center, Mass.
G. II. Perkins, Burlington, VT.
ID. b. Holmes, New York.
o. w. Cutter, Boston.
Miss Mary F. Pierce. Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White, Somer.
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Oliver. New York.
Mrs. T. r. Varick, Park Hill, Yon.
kers, \. Y.
Mrs. L. E. Eaton, Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. 0. w. Cutter. Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. w. Wilson, Chicago.
A. c. Farnesworth, New York.
Miss Elizabeth Grifiths, Brooklyn.
Andrew j. Field, San Francisco. Cal.
Mrs. Walter Field, San Francisco.
Mrs. j. NJ. Solomans, Montclair. N. ],
Miss Grace Solomans. Montclair, n. ].
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MERRicoNEAo HOUSE.
South HarpsweII, Me.

Geo. w. Campbell, Jr, Proprietor
tsee advertisement in another column.)
Miss Mabel A. Gill. Belmont.
Mrs. Edward F. Saunders. Arlington.
w. >. Hitchcock. Chicago.
mrs. VIM. H. Appold. Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Appold, Baltimore
r. J: Pond. Montclair. n. J.
u. r. Saunders, Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor, New
York city.
William B. Gilhooley, New York
A. +. Bolz. New York city.
Helen G. Allen, Arlington, Mass.
MISS Caroline l.. T. Pomeroy, Chest
Miss R. A. NJ. Pomeroy. chestnu,
Edith E. Crane. wallaston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tanner, Neu
York city.
Miss Stella l.. Tanner. New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moger. New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eugene Turton
Newark.
Frances Louise Banks. New York
Elizabeth A. Gwynne. New York
F. p. Rogers. Washington. d. C..
Miss Cora Besson. Brooklyn.
Alexander NJ. Berger, Boston.
Francis w. Mitchell, Boston.
w. E. McDonough, Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, Phila
delphia.
Jean S. Phillips.
Mrs. E. II. A. Correa, Hoboken.
Miss Golden Correa, Hoboken.
nd NIrS
Miss Moorhead. Phila.
Miss Natalie Bond. Brookline.
Miss j. l. Roberts, New York City.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Hayden, Cam.
bridge.
Mrs. A. Phillips. New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos w. Smith, West
Philadelphia.
Miss Caroline E. Phillips, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Kennedy
New York City.
Mrs. E; F. Murphy and family. Jer.
sey City.
Mrs Henry w. Russell, Cambridge.
Miss Hilda F. Russell, Cambridge.
Mrs. NJ. r. Burke, Boston.
Miss Helen G. Allen, Arlington.
Mr: and Mrs. John Leal, Plainfeld
n. ].
Miss Leal, Plainfield. n. ].
Dorothy Leal, Plainfield. n. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Allen Arlington
Nelson B. Gildersleeve, Brooklyn.
Mt: and Mrs. John ]. Ryan, N. Y. City
William ]. Ryan, New York City.
Miss Bessie Ryan, New York City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Myers
Hampstead. l. I. -
Miss jeanette Myers, Hempstead
Miss Mary Myers, Hampstead, l.. I.
MISS Annie Myers, Hampstead, L. l.
Mrs John p. Thomas, Brookline
John P. Thomas. Jr, Brookline
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RockMERE HOUSE.
littlejohn's Island, Me.
]. ~. HanjIton- pronr;.xs-

@. n. Hamilton, Proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another coiumn.)
Mr.. Quincy r. Dickerman, Boston.
Miss Edith X. Fraser, Boston.
Mrs. Q. r. Lent, Peekskili, ~. Y.
Miss Ruth r. Elliott, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. Hiram w. Emery, Winchester.
Master II. Weber Emery, Winchester.
Miss Rose G. Gymer, Cleveland. O.
Miss Ada A. Honeche, New York.
Mrs. J. p. Prentiss, Boston.
Miss Mary A. Prentiss, Boston.
Miss Mabel Moore, woburn.
Miss Nellie ID. Moore, Woburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Marvin. Boston.
Mr.. II. G. Wyman, Boston.
Miss Annie +. Woodbury., Salem.
Mrs. Edith l. Allen, Salem.
Miss Florence A. Woodbury., Salem.
Miss Grace A. Woodbury., Salem.
Miss Margaret Caples. West somer-
Vile.
Miss Harriet b. Harrington. West
Somerville.
Mr.. @. w. Randall, Boston.
Mr.. II. ID. Day, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. r. VI. Cooper, Memphis.
Miss Edith Lord, AIlston, Mass.
Miss Bessie VI. Dwight, AIlston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. ". Parker, wo-
burn.
Miss Frances Parker, woburn.
Master Curtis Parker, woburn.
Miss Helen l.. Parker, woburn.
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Ro6INH0OO INN.
BsiIeys Island, Me.

Miss ). e. Massey, Proprietor
tsee advertisement In another coiumn.) }
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Aikenhead.
Master Donald Aikenhead.
Mrs. VI. A. Boswell.
G. Howard Metz, New Rochelle.
John Lat. Brooklyn, ~. Y.
Master Hendrie Hay.
Mrs. Hay, Toronto.
Charles A. Fowler, NY
Robert J. Walker, Washington. ID.
G. -
VIM. +. Zimmerman, New Jersey.
w. Putnam Page, Boston.
Mrs. w. r. Leland, Mechanic Falls
Falls. a"'o
James G. Fox, Portland.
mrs. Braithwaite. Toronto. Can.
Miss Dorothy Braithwaite. Toronto
Mrs. r. 8. Stevens, South Orange
MISS Stevens, South Orange. N +
Miss Ida Jacobs, Newark, N. ].
Miss Martha Jacobs. Newark.
Miss Alma Jacobs, Newark. N. I.
Miss Eleanor Jacobs, Newark. N. 7
Miss Johanna Jacobs, Newark.
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Miss Watson, Hamilton, Can.
Miss NJ. Watson. Hamilton, Can.
Rev. and Mrs. b. o. Baldwin, Scar.
borough on the Hudson.
MI. Edwin Widmayer, New York.
Miss s. b. Walker. New York.
MISS N. NJ. Shepard. New York.
Master Lewis G. Foster, Jersey City.
Miss Marjorie Loomis, Montreal.
Miss Roberta Loomis. Montreal.
Daniel Loomis. Montreal.
Arthur Loomis, Montreal.
MISS Marie T. Widmayer. New York
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South hHar.pswen
~

There are no signs yet of the clos
ing OF the season at this resort. Ev-
erything is in full swing and all the
hotels and lodging houses are full to
the doors. Many guests are booked
to arrive this week and next for the
month Of September.
Mrs. Robert E. Peary Is entertaining
at Eagle Island, her brother, Mr. Die
trick of New York, who arrived Sum
day. Miss Dietrich and Mrs. Diet
rich OF Washington are also at Eagle
Island at present. There Is no anxi-
ETY. manifest at the lack of informa-
tion or messages from the intrepid
Commander, who is in the North. 1t
Is tacitly understood, however, that
Mrs. Peary expects to hear from her
husband during the coming month.
The "a h. p. motor boat. Marjorie,
owned by Mr.. Theodore Allen of Tops
ham, who Is stopping with his brother
in-law, Capt. j. Orman Bibber at
Basin Cove, hav been doing some sur
prisingly fast work in these waters
the past week. She Is torpedo stern
racer and does an 1S knot clip easily
with her four cycle engine. Saturday
morning George F.. West. who was
here with his yacht Philomena, took
up the gauntlet and lowered his fast
motor tender, but the Marjorie out
distanced him. Mr.. West has IS h. D.
in his boat
The Democratic Rally today at $50
will be addressed by the most popular
Sheriff Cumberland county ever had,
Mr.. Pennell. The sheriff will carry
this town with a strong majority as
usual and Harpswell will doubtless go
for Davis for Governor and Thomas
for Representative.
Miss Laura Doten of Lewiston IA
visiting Mrs. Howard league who Is
at the Downing cottage. Miss Doten
arrived Saturday.
The friends of Miss Birdie Bibber
are deploring her Illness. She Is at
present at the Maine General Hospi-
tai. where she was taken last Friday
10 undergo an operation for appendi-
citis. Mrs. Fred o. Watson and Mrs.
Georgia Burr accompanied her on the
steamer trip to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Peterson and
son, John A. Peterson of Portland.
spent the week end with Mr.. John
Peterson at his cottage.
There has been considerable sick
ness among the cottagers during the
past week or two and the resident
physician has been unable to cone
with the situation. Some of the nom
resident doctors have been prevailed
upon TO assist In some of the cases
when medical attendance seemed abb
soiutely necessary. IL has proven
nothing more serious than a few DAYS
indisposition in most cases.
Mrs. J. w. V. Rich and daughter.
Miss Rich, closed their cottage and
returned to Providence, Friday.
Mrs. w. II. White and daughter.
Esther OF Bath are visiting at Lin.
wood cottage on the back shore. hay.
Ing arrived last week.
Mr.. ID. A. Ward of Cumberland
Mills spent the week end with bIs
sister, Mrs. w. A. Fits at Solid Conn
fort cottage. Mr.. Ward has spent
two weeks previously at Clin Island.
He Is connected with the 8. ID. war.
rem Paper Co.
The Colony will have a new tenn,.
court next year and the work will be
supervised by the man who has
charge OF the Bowdoin tennis courts.
Continued on Page s)
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HAMILTON VILLA.
chebeasue Island, Me.


(see advertisement In another column.) }
Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Carter, Reading.
Miss Alice S. Kidder. Reading.
Mr.. Joseph Gill, Lawrence, Mass.
Mr. James McKechnie, Methuen, Mass
Mr. Bartlett T. Nicholson, Somerville
Miss Josephine E. Hoyt, Manchester
Miss Edith l.. Coolidge. Manchester.
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Fuller, Clinton.
Miss Beatrice Fuller, Clinton.
Master John Fuller, Clinton.
katherine NJ. Crabtree, Cambridge.
Miss Mary Dunn, Montreal.
annie j. Libby. East Weymouth.
Channing p. Libby, East Weymouth.
Dr. J. Herbert Libby. East Weymouth
Eugene II. Libby, East Orange.
Mrs. w. G. Luke, Oskawa, Can.
Gertrude Luke. Oskawa, Can.
MT; and Mrs. G. w. B. Smith, Spring.
field, Mass.
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.
chebeasue Island, Me.
L. r. Hamilton, Proprietor.

(see advertisement In another coiumn.) }
DIR. J. w. Dudley, Worcester.
Mrs. l.. +. Marden, Worcester.
MISS Colesberry, Philadelphia.
Miss Reardon. Philadelphia.
MI: and Mrs. James A. Brown, West
field.
Alice Carey Brown, westfield.
MIS-. Edward West Atwater. Brooklyn
Miss Ruth Atwater. BROOKLYN.
Mr.. l.. r. Marden. Worcester.
Mr.. +. ID. Hayden, Worcester.
Mrs. G. r. Smith, Worcester.
Mrs. Edwin Thwing, Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pryor. Melrose
Mrs. +. ID. Hayden, Worcester. Mass
Miss Elizabeth Hayden, worcester
Mass.
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THE HAMILTON.
chebeasue Island, Me.

Harry L. Hamilton, Proprietor.
(See advertisement In another column.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stetson, Bos.
ton.
Harry c. Whittemore, Manchester.
Mrs. f. j. Whittemore, Manchester.
Mrs. Theodore Manning, Newton.
Miss Grace w. Manning, Newton.
Miss Florence E. Manning, Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey b. Allen, New.
ton.
E. A. Maryon, East Orange, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albridge Smith, Orange.
Mrs. NJ. Zuber, New York.
Walter S. Judd, Litchfield.
Winfred Cunningham, Sharon Hill.
w. NJ. Odell. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rindell, Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah L. Reynolds, Mad.
ison, y. j.
+. II. Stoneback, New York City.
MI. and Mrs. c. B. Williams, Kalama.
zoo, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Russell, Waverly.
Mrs. ID. w. Jenkins. New York City.
Miss A. G. MacFarlan, philadelphia.
Miss Helen F. Riddle. Phila.
Miss Edith E. Harris, Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wills, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Snyder. New
York
E. A. Maryon, East Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Clark, Concord
Mrs. Frank r. Meadowcroft, Chicago.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Hof, Phila.
Mrs. F. w. Meadowcroft, Chicago.
Louise Meadowcroft. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark ]. Wood, WAYNE.
Miss Lillian Lukens, Wayne, Pa.
Miss Louise c. Walker, Morristown.
Miss Fannie E. Wood, Wayne, Pa.
Miss Frances Judd, New York.
Mrs. George E. Ward, New York.
Mrs. w. X. Levering and child, Balti.
more.
Miss Louise A. Levering. Baltimore.
Miss Y. l.. Eaton, Baltimore, Md.
L. Lane, Orange, n. ].
T. A. Maryon, East Orange. n. j.
Arthur c. Maryon, East Orange. n. J.
ID. Crawford and Miss Crawford, Mon.
treal.
VIM. ID. Cremer and family, Washing
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gray, Newark.
Mr. Ed. Gray, Jr., Newark.
Mrs. w. w. Broga, Springfield, Mass
Miss Elizabeth Clark, Springfield.
Andrew Mel Clark, Springfield, Mass
-. b. Clark. Springfield. Mass.
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Mr.. John c. Nicholas. woburn.
Miss Mary p. Brown. Newburyport
Mrs. B. F. Ferguson, Danvers.
MIR. F. II. Paul. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Abbott, Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Russell, Boston.
Mr.. Stanley p. Hunnewell. Reading.
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SEASIDE COTTAGE.
6slIeys Island, Me.

Mrs. y. e. Cram, Proprietor.
tsee advertisement In another coiumn.)
Mrs. Thomas Tash, Portland.
Clara 8. Tash, Portland.
Miss Ada b. Johnson, Worcester.
Miss Josie II. Bergstrom, worces-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arther p. Breed, ArI-
ington, Mass.
Mr.. A. II. Longfellow, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn. Worcester.
Mrs. J. 8. Nolan and family. Cam
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THE LoNoFELLow SOUVENIR.

The Longfellow Souvenir Plate is
oeing widely sought after here and
IN Iact the sale Is considerable all
oser the country. T. r. Foss & Sons
nno are largely advertising the plate
are ming mall orders for shipment
many states. They have a plate
.a .ns. may wen become popular, its de-
sign being the best yet seen.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BaiIey's Island, Me.


Walter q. Crafts, Proprietor.
(See advertisement In another column.)
Mrs. w. z. Brown, Chicago.
Miss Grace Thayer, South Paris, Me.
c. ID. Richards, Boston.
Mrs. Richards, Boston.
Geo. NJ. Barnes, Newark
Miss E. /. Howe, Boston.
Mrs. NJ. b. Beaton, Boston.
c. F. Wilson, Portland.
Miss j. Weiss, Newark.
Miss E. Wilson, Newark.
l.. L. Richards, Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Richards, Somer.
vile.
Miss Richards, Somerville.
5. 7. Richards, Somerville.
Miss Young, Philadelphia.
Sydney T. Skidmore, Philadelphia
Miss r. r. Loose, Reading, Pa.
Mrs. E. NJ. Neumann, Newark.
Miss Helen Miller, New York.
s. NJ. Wilson, Washington, d. c.
Mrs. A. NJ. White, Philadelphia.
Rev. ID. Cameron. Bermuda.
w. n. Brown. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cowles, Spring
field.
Emily F. Clegg. Fall River.
Bertha +. Fogwell, Fall River.
Maud A. Mathews, Fall River.
Alex c. Neumann, Newark.
Henry Jerolaman. Hilton, n. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Woods, Worces-
ter
]. w. Soren. Brookline. Mass
Mrs. w. Il. Brown, Chicago.
Miss Howe, Boston.
Miss Buxton, Boston.
Miss Burton, Boston.
Mrs. Walter Lehman, Brooklyn.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick Stephans,
Reading, Pa.
Miss NJ. Laura White, PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Il. Hammer, Philadelphia
Holman White. Philadelphia.
Ethel b. Power, Winchester. Mass.
Marguerite Power. Winchester. Mass.
Dorothy Power. Winchester, Mass.
Willie Power, Winchester, Mass.
Margaret w. Cameron, Scotland.
5. Edgar Wright, Philadelphia.
Edgar F. Wright, Philadelphia.
5: Edna Springer, New York.
Elsie l.. Miller, New York.
Genevieve I. Roberts, New York.
Mrs. George VI. Barnes, East Orange.
Mary E. Barnes, East Orange.
Miss NJ. Heath, Philadelphia.
Holman White, Philadelphia, Pa.
MISS Laura ]. Ashmore PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Osseie. Washington.
A. L. Bricher, New York.
Mrs. s. T. Skidmore. Phila., Pa.
Miss Skidmore, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Viola Bonavita, Phila, Pa.
Albert p. Willis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. r. Harrington, Chicago.
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bridge.
w: ID. Beach, Detroit.
Addie E. Perrin, Detroit.
Annie E. Macdonald, Detroit.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin, Worcester.
Mrs. A. L. Goodwin, Worcester.
MISS Frostberg. Worcester.
Mrs. +. E. Longfellow. Boston.
Gertrude N. Partridge, Newtonyille.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lonyfellow New
York City.
cAsco BAY HOUSE.
Long Island, Me.
Charles e. Cushing, Proprietor.
tsee advertisement, in another column,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Humphrey. New
York City.
Charles Mulcahy, Boston.
): J. Sullivan, NJ. D., Passiac.
Frank Sullivan, Passiac, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry b. Clapp. N
MT. and Mrs. S. H. Batchelder, Bos-
ton.
w. e. Batchelder, Boston.
z. w. Ward, Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bayles. N v
feter L. Green, Jamaica Plains.
-. SShhihSS, dorchester.
BIZ Horan, Dorchester.
Bill Pierce, Ashmont.
J. II. Emerton, Boston. Mass.
n. Herne, Montreal.
anna VI. 'Lowney, South Boston.
y. n: Cornell, Westmount, Can.
u. Biaustena, Broadway, n. Y.
Mary B. Lackey, Auburndale, Mass.
margaret Lackey, Auburndale, Mass.
J. S. Pike, Boston.
Dr "A. w. Keyou and wife, Boston.
n. Stahl, Berlin, n. II.
Miss Hopper, Montreal.
A. Johnston, NJ. ID, Montreal.
Peirce Maloney and son, Boston.
J. {. Hooking, Boston.
MISS Susie Robertson, Westmount.
Miss Babe Robertson, Westmount
Alex 5. Roberts, Montreal.
sarah NJ. Sidis. NJ. D., Brookline.
William J. Sidis, Brookline.
w: Z. Fleck, Jenkintown, Pa.
Miss NJ. E. Graham, Jenkintown Pa
ID. Robertson, Montreal, Can.
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RUSTIN's ISLAND.

Continued from first page.)
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

Our Import Order of Autumn Gloves
has arrived and is very pleasing.
Road statesmen say that few stores
in other cities have received.
They may be as scarce this Fall as
they were in early summer.
Buy them now.
We have 8. IL and 16 button length.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

Baltimore. Nd. Oct THAT ii is better
to devote ones energies to his future
state in heaven than to run for the Presi-
dence OF the United States. was one u
the striking incidents Of the sermon by
Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral to-day.
His Eminence said:
Although two years will elapse before
the next election. there are already sew
eral prospective candidates IN the field.
One evening a few months ago. in Wash
ington, 1 had the honor of conversing
separately with six distinguished states
men, all Of whom are available candidates
for the Presidency. I found them all in
a receptive mood. and any one OF them.
in my judgment, would Ill the Office with
credit - himself and with honor to his
country.
Must Use VituPerEtiOn-
Every candidate that is to be nomi-
mated will leave no stone unturned to
insure his victory All the candidates will
be compelled to stand on the pillOry. to
be lashed with the scourEe Of vitupera-
tion. Their family records viii be
searched, and all their shortcomings and
those Of their fOrefathers will be laid
bare. And If the record is not dark
enough. It will be bIackened by the brush
Of calumny.
'The Presidential candidates know from
the very outset that only one OF them will
be successful, and that all the others will
be defeated. and all their efforts thrown
away. All run, but only one receiveth the
prize.
''But the candidates for the immortal
glory can Gil be victorious If they make
proper exertions. The victory Of one does
not involve the defeat Of others.
Honor n Temporary One.
THE successful candidate for the Presi-
dency enjoys his honors only for four
short years, after which he retlres to the
Obscurity Of private life. But the candi-
date for heavenly honors inherits an eter-
nal recompense. They indeed receive a
corruptible crown, we an incorruptible
one. Your JOY no man shall take from
you.
Presidential honors. even while they
last, are full Of cares and anxieties. The
more precious the crown, the more heav-
enly il presses on the brow Of him that
wears it. Uneasy lies the head that wears
a crown. The cares even OF a Pope are
poorly compensated by the splendor Of
tiara.
And 1, myself, can testify. for I was
an eyewitness Of the scene which I de-
scribe. I can bear witness that Cardinal
SartO. Patriarch of Venice (now Plus ~,
when he saw that he was threatened with
the burden of the Papacy. with tears in
his eyes, made a most earnest and pa
thetic appeal to his colleagues to be re-
heved from the yoke too heavy for him
10 bear