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GRANVILLE PROGRAM.
GRANVILLE. N. d.
Friday. August 10.

2:30 Pace and 1928 Trot, 3 in SCI. $500
2:1O Pace and 2:05 Trot, 3 in ST.. 300
Az FurlonE Dash. Observation-Disclosures. $50
6 Furlong Dash. Northumberland. $50
Saturday. august III.
2:25 Pace and 2:2O Trot, 3 in 81. 800
2:15 Pace and 2:1O TrOt, 8 in ST.. 800
Mile Dash. ...........,..... $50
Harness entries close July 81, at ii p. m.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTED - TWO LABoRERs. IN.
CURE OF Peter Christoferson, Palace
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UNDERGRADUATES. 1No1uRn
iro Peter Christoferson, after Z D. M.
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The Westhope Standard says crop
prospects were never better in this
county.
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A proposition to build hotel at
Devils Lake which will be a great
money making concern, is trying to
induce some one to take 1t.
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FOR SALE.

BEST BICYCLE BARaAIN-WILL PAY
spot cash. w. H., Times.
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FOR SALE FULL =. DsEss SUIT
week. H. J., care Times.
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city xii MI or brand hSAH YIN ,4 ES
Crown piano for $176.00. Call at $50
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FOR s.ALE-s25.oo folding bed, near.
" new, for $500. Call 1032-L. N. w.
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FOR sALE-Household furniture.
House must be vacated by LIST Of month.
100, Walnut street. corner LIST avenue.
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WANTED-A GOOD STEADY PRINT.
sr can secure STEADY Job at once
Ey applyins to the Cando Herald,
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The Devils Lake Journal says the
wholesale houses of st. Paul and Far
20 are getting a 1919 gait to get dis
tributing houses at that point.
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sIAIE GRAB BAG

The Chautauqua railroad is running
bath train between the city of Devils
Lake and the bathing beach at the
lake, and the laker's are getting that
which is near unto godliness.
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Joseph Wanner, the seventeen-year-
old brother of Frank X. Wanner of
Bismarck, lost his life In the Little
Missouri in an attempt to save his
brother from drowning. The two lads
went down to the river for SWIM
They had been in for some time when
the younger brother who is about
fourteen, began to sink. Joseph i'm
mediately went to his rescue and
when he had taken his brothers
hand let himself down to gain foot
hold. He was Caught in the quick
sand and in his struggle to get out
was probably taken with cramps.
The younger brother managed to get
ashore and returned with help. and
the work of recovering the body be-
gan at once. The body was found
resting on the bottom of the river in
a cramped position and it was dis
covered later that no water had en-
tered the lungs.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
HILL CREST
MANY NEW ARRIVALS HAVE REG
ISTERED THE PAST WEEK.

Two Whist Parties Given Last Week
F. A. wrisley and sister, Miss NJ
l.. Wrisley of Boston, Mass, arrived
Wednesday for a short vacation and
already they are having a delightful
outing.
Mrs. +. S. Thompson and daughter
Miss Lena A. Thompson of Washing
ton. ID. c., are here for an indefinite
vacation.
Mrs. Ida F. Abbott of Manchester
y. H., arrived Wednesday for her an
nual vacation at the house. For sew.
eral years past Mrs. Abbott has been
sojourner here and she has many
friends among the guests of the house
Saturday her husband, o. II. Abbott
arrived on the first boat and 1t is his
intention of remaining at least two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Hutton of Man.
chester, y. H., were among the early
arrivals Of last week, who are here
Tor their summer outing. They were
mere for an extended sojourn during
the season of 1904 and last year they
were at Bailey's, being unable to get
accommodation at the time they de.
sired to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Potter of Albany
n. y, arrived Tuesday afternoon and
1t Is their intention to remain two
weeks. Earlier in the season Mr.
and Mrs. Potter were here for a few
days. but they were summoned home
on account OF serious illness of a Sis
ter of Mr.. Potter. Last season he
was treasurer Of the Field Day
committee and he was one of its most
faithful workers.
Thomas j. Bissell, the genial secre.
tary of the Field Day committee was
Unexpectedly called to Boston, Mass,
on Friday afternoon to confer on busi.
ness affairs. On his arrival in that
city 1t was found he must leave at
once for Lancaster, Pa, where he will
be detained until Sept. 10, at which
time he will return to Newark, his
home. to assume charge of the Charlie
ton Street school of which he Is prin.
cipal. Chebeague Island has no great.
er admirer than tom" Bissell, as he
is known to his many friends, and he
Is always ever ready to assist in any
enterprise that will benefit the Island
or its Inhabitants. Everyone regretted
his departure but we trust next sea-
son to have his family and himself
with us again. Miss Nina Bissell, his
daughter, left Saturday to spend two
weeks in Boston and vicinity with Mr..
and Mrs. VI. j. Messer, the we'll known
musicians OF Boston and also their
daughter, Mrs. J. r. Wood, Jr. She will
also be entertained by her friends
the Misses Sigrid and Hildur Bloom
OF Hyde Park. Mrs. Bissell and
daughter Viola and son Cyril will re-
main here until Sept. IL.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

been here since early in the summer.
IL Is their intention to remain until
the close of the season.
The Rev. VIM. H. Murray of Bos.
ton preached a most earnest and
helpful sermon in the parlors of the
Hamilton Sunday morning. He took
his text from Psalm 6S: 13, and during
his discourse he took up the many
aspects OF The Clean Life" He laid
especial stress on clean thinking
clean association and clean converse.
tion. and the large congregation gave
sincere attention to his words.
Miss Grace Manning of Newton.
Mass. who is enjoying her summers s
rest and vacation here, presided at
the piano at the service held here
sunday morning. Her assistance
with the music was much appreciated
by the large audience present, and
under her efficient leadership. the
hymns were sung with vigor. Miss
Manning is an accomplished musician
and Is the organist in one of the
churches in her native city.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
Birch Isl.
Observation-Disclosures


Miss Laura NJ. Walsh has returned
to her home in Dorchester. Mass. af.
ter a four weeks vacation spent at
the Johnson House.
Miss Ethel Thompson of Mere Point
was calling on friends one day last
week.
Miss Flora Snow of Brunswick is
visiting at F. l.. Shows.
Mr.. ID. A. Booker and family have
closed their cottage and returned to
their home In Brunswick. During
their last weeks stay Mrs. Swift and
Mrs. VIM. Frost of Topsham were
their guests.
Miss Ida Reed Of Brunswick was
the guest Of Miss Allie Booker last
Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Robert Burke and N. J..
Young OF Boston, who have been
spending the summer at Wayne. were
guests at the island last week. After
a few days at Popham they intend to
return to Birch. They are in hopes
to find II more quiet at "Ledgmere"
than II was last week.
Miss Florence Dunklee, who IL
spending her vacation at the Farm
House is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas
Rackley OF Topsbam.
Miss Addie wingate OF Lawrence Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. ".
Thompson.
Mr.. r. A. Thompson OF Bridgton,
arrived Sunday for a weeks stay with
his brother. r. v. Thompson at the
Nickerson cottage.
w. p. Walsh of Augusta spent Sun
day at his cottage Oak Bluff.
r. r. Hall and family spent a few
days In Brunswick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Crie OF Rock.
land were the guests OF their cousin.
Mrs. A. G. Cobb last week.
Mrs. Walter G. Stevens and daugh.
ter, Mable have returned to their
home In Melrose.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor OF Lisbon
Falls Is visiting her cousin, Miss
Fuller at the Farm House.
Miss Helen Allen OF Arlington IA
the guest OF her friend. Miss Esther
Wyman at the Wyman cottage on
Arlington avenue.
Mrs. Z. Miller and daughter Sadie
spent Friday at Long Island. They
made the trip with Capt. Avis In his
yacht Little Blanche"
Quite a number from here attended
the minstrel show at Mere Point last
Saturday evening.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
CONCERT At THE HAMILTON
AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH.
PROMINENT ARTISTS WHO ARE
suMMERiNG HERE ASSISTED
A WORTHY CAUSE.
ParIors Crowded With a Fashionable
Audience.

ParIors Crowded With a Fashionable
Audience.
Music lovers among the summer
people in this vicinity listened to a
concert I'm the parlors of the Hamil-
ton Tuesday evening, which might
well be called unapproachable in va
riety of numbers and excellence of
talent. Every number was listened
to with almost breathless interest by
the large audience which completely
filled the spacious parlors. The con-
cert was arranged by Maud Johnson
Warren and John s. Crowley, and
they deserve great credit for the rare
privilege which they provided, for
the concert was without question the
finest ever given in Casco Bay.
1t Is seldom that SO many noted and
a small neighborhood at the same
time. Signor Pietro Florida has
won a worldwide reputation as a
piano soloist and as a composer, and
his brilliantly executed compositions
were marvels in lightness Of touch
and perfection Of technique. Signor
Florida was formerly Professor OF
the piano at the Royal Conservatory
at Palermo. and now he has charge of
the College of Music in Cincinnati.
Maud Johnson Warren fascinated the
audience with her clever original COM
positions. The tragedy Barbara
Frietchie," founded on the old Deco
ration Day poem especially awakened
the sympathies af the audience. and
the humorous Irish dialect sketch
Just a Bit of Character" was well
portrayed. Maud Johnson Warren is
we'll known in the theatrical and con-
cert world and is engaged during the
winter in concert work and coaching
theatrical companies. Miss Eugenia
Munson's violin solos were a revela.
tion to the assembled guests, her play
ing giving evidence of careful study
under eminent masters. BY conscien.
tious application to her studies. Miss
Munson will doubtless become a vio-
linist of national reputation. Mr..
Clarence II. Lunt, the barytone soloist
Is too well known in musical circles
both in this section and near Boston.
to need much mention. His mellow
baritone has pleased the guests here
several times this summer. The full.
rich quality of his voice was treat
to the listeners.
Between the two portions of the
program, collection was taken which
will be added to the fund which is be-
ing raised to build a new church here
on the island. A sum of twenty-five
dollars was realized.
The Program.
(a) Sarabande, Florida
(b) Coquette, Florida
(c) Valse Brilliante, Florida
Signor Pietro Florida.
Reading, Barbara Frietchie. Original
Maud Johnson Warren.
Nioiin Solo, Romance, Svendsen
Baritone Solo, Star of the Desert,
Bonheur
Clarence II. Lunt.
Readings,
(a) The Message, Proctor
(b) Just a Bit of Character.
Original
(c) An Old Sweetheart of Mine.
Riley
Maud Johnson Warren.
Violin Solo, Air ION G.. string) Bach
Eugenia Munson.
(a) Moths, Florida
(b) Wild March. Florida
Signor Pietro Florida.
Song, A Maiden Fair, Lynes
Clarence III. Lunt.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
GUESTS MAKE MERRY WITH A
PEANUT HUNT FRIDAY.
EVENING LAST.
Many New Arrivals This Week.

Many New Arrivals This Week.
Friday evening the guests of the
hotel enjoyed a peanut hunt which
was the cause of great amusement for
all taking part. Miss Margaret Has
brook of Hartford. Conn. secured the
most peanuts and was awarded d
fancy basket. Miss Dorothy Power OF
Winchester got the second prize and
her present was a leather ink blotter
The consolation prize. a small basket
was taken by Miss Maud Matthews oi
Fall River, while Miss Young of Phil
adelphia. Pa, had the honor of Sc
curing a leather book mark. At the
close of this part of the evenings spor,
peanut race was given on the floor
of the music room and Mr.. Charles
Richards of Somerville. Mass. was
given leather souvenir stamp book
for getting all his peanuts in the hat
first and Miss Cameron for the la.
dies was given a dainty souvenir writ.
ing pad. The affair was successfully
managed by Miss ]. S. Humphrey OF
Beverly and Willie Power of winches-
ter. two guests at the hotel.
Miss Fannie B. Campbell. daughter
OF Col. George w. Campbell. Jr., of
the Merriconeag House, South Harp
o"Sh anu hISStc H. n. VI. anu -. L.
T. Pomeroy, both guests at that house
see the points of interest on the back
shore. The party dined at the hotel
Miss E. I. Howe of Boston, Mass.
and Mrs. NJ. b. Beaton OF the same
city are here with us again having
registered Saturday morning last.
This is their third season here and
they are greater admirers than ever
of Bailey's.
The fine weather of Sunday was
responsible for the many excursionists
that were noticed here on the island
Many of them registered here and
enjoyed one of Landlord Crafts IA
nous shore dinners. On account of
the dining rooms being completely
filled with tourists, the eXcursionists
were Obliged to wait until the second
sitting. The menu served follows:
Plain Lobster, Steamed CLANS
Clam Chowder, Julienne Soup
FISH
Baked White, Boiled Halibut
Egg Sauce.
BOILED.
Fowl. White Sauce
Ham, Tartar Sauce
ROASTS.
Sirloin of Beef, Brown Gravy
Leg of Lamb, Mint Sauce
ENTREES.
Queen Fritters. Wine Sauce
VEGETABLES.
Boiled and Mashed Potatoes.
Corn, Peas, and Mashed Turnip
RELISHES.
Olives, Cucumbers, Lettuce
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Apple and Blackberry Pie
Coffee Jelly, Whip Cream
Tea and Coffee
Ice Cream, Watermelon
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
CASC0 BAY HOUSE
LONG ISLANDS LEADING HOTEL
Is STILL FILLED WITH
TOURISTS.
Fine Dancing Party at the Pavilion
Saturday Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Humphrey of
New York City arrived the latter part
OF last week for a short vacation.
This Is their first outing on our island
and they are enjoying every hour of
their stay. taking In the points of in.
terest here. Mr.. Cummings Is a chem.
ical engineer and Is a graduate from
the University OF Wisconsin.
j. J. Sullivan, VI. d., of PassIac n.
j. accompanied by his son Frank are
here at the house for an indefinite So
Journ. The doctor was with ma las
season and was delighted with his va.
cation here on the island. DIR. Sullivan
and his friend, Dr. Demarest of Pass.
lac, who Is also summering here are
great admirers Of Long Islands seen.
cry and water sports.
The usual Saturday evening hon
was given at the Pavilion last week
and from all reports IL was the most
successful party given this season
Ihe hall was comfortably filed near.
ly all the evening and ALI present
appeared TO enjoy the evenings fes.
1vities. Nearly all the guests OF the
mouse attended, and as usual the cot.
tagers were out In force. The partIes
VIII continue for the present everv
TUESDAY and Saturday.
=. IA; Emerton OF Boston, Mass. ar.
rlved sunday morning for a short va.
cation OF rest and pleasure. Mr.
Emerton is enjoying his FIRST season
Proprietor Charles r. Cushing can
certainly feel satisfied at the close ot
the present season. Ever since the
opening OF the house early in June
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
ROBINH0OD INN
GUESTS STILL LINGER AND EN-.
JOY THE COOL, DELIGHTFUL
WEATHER.
This Charming Resort Has Had a
Long, Successful Season.

Mr.. w. p. Page Of Boston, who is
staying here at the Inn, took a party
Of eight Of the guests on a deep-sea
fishing trip last Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Aikenhead,
son Donald, Mrs. VI. A. Boswell anu
Mr.. c. II. Metz of New Rochelle, n.
Y, and also Mr.. John Lat of Brook
lyn are here at the Inn for a two
weeks stay. They have been on a
fishing trip in the interior of the
state, but on account of the drought
and the extreme heat, they were
forced to seek the seashore. They
certainly have found the coolest spot
In the state.
Mrs. Martha VI. Gibbs and Mrs.
Eliza s. Leland, who are enjoying life
here at the Inn, went on a sailing trip
to Seguin Light Saturday with Cap
tain Doughty of Orr's Island in his
sloop "Orris."
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
THE HAMILTON
HOUSE STILL ENTERTAINs MANY
GUESTS, SEVERAL OF WHICH
ARRIVED THIS WEEK.

DIR. w. w. Broga of Springfield ar
Nived Friday for a short outing with
his family, who have been here since
early In the season. Tuesday the doc
tor was compelled to return home on
account OF professional business. but
IL his Affairs will permit he will return
again Thursday for a more. extended
vacation.
r.. Willis of Boston made his usual
weekly trip registering Friday morn.
Ing and returning Tuesday. Mrs. Wills
has been with us for several weeks
and both she and her husband have
many friends among the guests.
Walter s. Judd of LItchheId. Conn.
was among the arrivals Saturday here.
Miss Florence Judd, his daughter, has
been guest here for the past four
weeks. she being one of the popular
young ladies' I'm the house.
Mrs. Theodore Manning and her
two daughters, Misses Grace w. and
Florence r. Manning OF Newton.
Mass, are here since the latter part
Of last week. This IL their first ont.
Ing here and they are booked for two
weeks.
+. A. Maryon Of East Orange. NJ
j.. registered Friday to Join his wife
and son, Arthur, who are spending
the season here.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIbridge Smith OF
Orange, N. j., are here with US for an
Indefinite sojourn. They were here
last season for two weeks. and were
delighted with our unsurpassed loca-
ton. Mr.. Albridge is a prominent
member OF the bar In New York City.
Winfred Cunningham of Sharon
Hill, Pa arrived Sunday to Join his
wife and young daughter, who have
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
Steamboat Men You Kno4u.

Harry Hill. engineer of tie steam
er Maquof. Is the youngest licensed
marine engineer in tie state If not in
New England. When this boat
was buM last year Mr. Hill had
just received Ills papers and 4uas n
years of age. His experience has
been gained on seperal boats; tie
Aucodsco. Where he finished bis
days as fireman under Engineer
Doughty. the Percy ". and Eastern
Dredging Co.'S. boats. He is a res
ident of Cbebeasue Island and is a
popular young man ashore and
at7oaf.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

View as
view OF Baieys Island
peach at the head Of Macke our pde
question Is superior
nrst class Four guests BATHING suts
Long distance telephone rates ON
e open all the year round
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

he has had a continuous booking OF
tourists and IL the house had seventy.
FIVE rooms he could easily have filed
them. We trust it will not be long
before he erects large hotel. capa.
BILE of handling his increasing pat
ronage.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

Motor and p'easure boats OF II kinds made
% order. Boats To let by the day o season
Private wharf At N. ckereI Cove. wharf priv
iliges 20 let az IeAsDnable prices.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
ROBlNHOOD INN.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Miss ]. {. Massey, Prom.

The most delightful and exclusive spot on
the island. Situated on tse east end in full
view OF the Ocean. Beautiful pine grow.
and walks around the house The house Is
modern In every respect. toilets, baths and
sewerage. Rates ON application. C!rcul-
ars On apJ iiration.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30

We make our Ice Cream from pure dairy
cream and crushed fruit. Delivered in bricks
py quart OF gallon TO aay part Of the island.
FRESH Candy made on premises every day We
carry carry the best line Of Confectionery, Fruits,
zines, Etc. Headquarters for Casco Bay
Breeze.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
|. N. YORK
Bailey's Island,
Elaine.
Casco Bays Leading
Grocery and Market.

Here you will hrd every
thing your wish could Ie.
sire and Our prices are as
low as the lowest. Prompt
service and satisfaction al
ways. Fresh invoices of
Meat. Fowl, Game. FRO
visions and Fruits received
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-11-22

The new Pure Food and Drug
Law will mark il on the label of
every Cough Cure containing Opium,
Chloroform, or any other supplying
or poisonous drug. But it passes
DR.. Shops Cough Cure as made for
20 years. entirely free, DR.. Shoop
all along has bitterly opposed the
use of all opiates or narcotics. DR..
Shops Cough Cure is absolutely
safe even for the youngest babe
and it cures, it does not simply sup
press. Get a safe and reliable
Cough Cure, by simply insisting on
having DR.. Shops. Let the law
be your protection. We cheerfnlly
recommend and sell it. NJ. M. Sweet.
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A PuZZl Orrn Haylns

DR.. G.. G. Green, of Woodbury.,
New Jersey whose advertisement
appears IN our paper regularly, will
mail to any one sending a two cent
stamp to pay postage, one of his
new German Syrup and August
Flower Puzzles, made ST wood and
glass. It amuses and perplexes
young and old. Although very diff
cult, it can be mastered. Mention
his paper
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BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
Interesting Write-up Bayfield, County Taken From the
North Wisconsin Farmers Association Call

there are MANY farms at d room for
more in the surrounding country.
HERBsTER
Herbster S another Lake Shore
settlement. at the mouth OF the
Gran berry river. 1t is new, but is
growing. the excele.t land abouI
it having attracted attention.. Here
S one of the big cattle ranches of
the north country.
HrUGHTON
HoughtOn located between Wash
burn and BAYFIELD,. is Iictle village
widely known for the extensive
brownstone quarries that were
once largely operated and that viii
again have proper attention,
OTHER PLACES
At the railway stations of MOquah
Ashland Junction, Nash and Other
points farmers get their mail and
have good facilities for transporta-
tion.
THE IRON RIVER FARM
Some twenty-five acres Of the.rty-
pical red sand soil are here under
experiment Dent corn. pr tatoes,
SOY O0rns. sugar boots, barley,
Swedish oats, clover and alfalfa are
found growing finely, An acre of
straw berries have been planted but
conditions were too unfavorabie to
make good showing this year. A
fruit orchard will be added next
year aud one will also be started on
the Superior farm, The most in
teres ting features of the Iron River
farm are the experiments with com
mercial and ordinary fertilizers
Potatoes and other crops are being
tried with and without fertilizers.
The guam titles and kinds of CONNER
cial fertilizers are to be demonstrated
and in addition to the ordinary
baruyard fertilze L, peat is being
used. This common black muck, to
be found in swampy places, need
only to be used sparingly to enrich
sandy land. 1t will not be !ongru
til farmers ascertain how to use
peat to the best advantage. The
clover On this farm was among The
for many visitors.
THE BAYFIELD, FvRM.
The Bayfield,, Or Chequamegon
bay, penininsula, is widely known
as fruit belt. Farmers and Others
for some years have been having
very good results with apples, cher
ries, plums. pears, and even grapes
in spite Of the fact that fruit was
under taken in hit and miss fashion
so far as varieties were concerned. |
Now the state is taking the matte
up scientifically. The Bayfield, sta
ton, devoted thus far wholly TO
fruit, consists of ten acre orchard
near the Wills &c of Bayfield, and a
five acre orchard near by On Made
line island. The trees planted this
spring are making a splendid show
ing and the developments at this
station will be watched with unusu-
interest.