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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
Train Jump. Track at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Dec. IA special train
on the Northwestern. consisting ut an
rying a theatrical company from Sioux
City To Lincoln, jumped the track Just
ss it reached the city limits, The
CARS remained upright aud The pas
ssngers. though tumbled about. rs.
capped with severe bruises. Twenty
were hurt, but none seriously. The
greatest damage was done To the cars
carrying the scenery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
Lid On at Omaha.

Omaha, Dec. l6,- Detectives and po.
lice were kept busy yesterday gather.
ing the names ~ those who fractured
the so'called blue laws" of deSecrat.
ing the sabbath by working aud in.
Guided in their list ALI those found
busy. Visits were made to the news.
paper Ofices and the name Of one per
O from each department was taken
rant and hotel employees, messengers
street car men, walters, etc This
list was given to the city prosecutor
today.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
Organized Agriculture.

Lincoln. Dec, iG-The annual meet
ing al the state agricultural societie
VIII be held al Lincoln, at the upivsr
Siiy and experiment station. dnrin,
the week OF Jan. 20-25, Nebraska /,
the hrNt state In the union 10 effect a
systematic organization OF all its AR
cultural societies, Other state, ar.
Following this plan. Iowa and Kapsa,
Will mold similar conventions Of ssri.
cultural societies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
DIVIDING THE SCHOOL FUND
State Auditor Draws Warrants il
Favor Of the Various Counties.

Lincoln, Dec, 16.-State Superin.
tendeEt McBrien has completed the
semi.annual apportiOnment Of school
money. The state auditor will draw
his warrants in favor OF the various
county treasurers, who upon return
ing receipts sen To them will be
mailed the warrants. The amonn ap.
portioned is $264,549.53 The appor.
tionment TO each district is based on
the school census. The 1907 census
shows 370,39l persons OF school age
IN the state. The rate per pupil IL
1908 cent. The school census for
1906 was 37l,99, This falling off is
due TO the agitation by State Superin
tendent McBrien against the padding
Of the school district census in the
larger towns Of the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
SHELTER CITY BANK CLOSES
Institution at Durango, Colo, Suspends
Because Of Land Fraud Cases.

Durango, Colo, Dec, tS.-The Smelt.
er City bank Of Durango. a state insti.
tuition, capital 1000, failed 10 p
Lack Of confidence, due, It is said. to
the indictments OF prominent citizens
on charges OF land frauds under the
federal law. led to the suspension
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
REAR ADMIRAL ROBI.EY u. EVANS

home at the Golden Gate. Then. when
The wide reaches OF the sea were visi.
BILE through the wide swung capes OF
Virginia, he turned aside and, coming
to anchorage, reviewed the passing
pageant. The blue of the sky, the
stretch OF green sea miles, the glisten.
ing Of spotless hulls, the curl Of foam.
crested bow-waves, the friends ashore.
the breeze blown strains Of Aud
Lang SynC" floating across the waters,
the blare of trumpets. the rufie of
drums, The fash Of signals and the
o of saluting nj marked the
departure or the fleet presenting to
the people who watched a spectacle
they VIII never forget and To the
world at large The reality Of the
trimmest, Suggest, most homogene.
ous, most thoroughly equipped. most
mobile and sell. reliant assemhlage of
first class battleships ever gathered
in one command.
Flower Of United States Navy.
There was not IA ship in the line old
enough Ia have smclled the powder
or taken the shot of Manila or Santi
ago-Siorios written scarcely ten
years & in the history of nations.
All were modern Of design and arma
ment-sramples of the aggressive sea
going navy which the president has
declared to he SO essential TO the
peace of the country.
Attaches OF foreign legations n
embassies ut Washington. and many
correspondents who have seen war ser.
vice on foreign journals. freely de
clsred that this naval display was the
most impressive they had ever seen
The facility with which, the big yes.
sells y handled. The manner in
which they were Unanswered MO
single column formation. aud the Der.
feet alignment which was maintained
called out the warmest admiration
This thrill Of the beautiful marine mic,
ture was felt until the last wind blown
spiral OF SNAKE was lost Oh the hori.
son.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
No Hitch in Program.

There wa not a hitch In any of the
details OF the well planned program.
but there We're a number OF amusing
incidents, not the least OF which were
the antics Or four sailors who had
overs'ayed their leave on shore and
were irantically calling from the Old
Point pier for a boat To pick them up.
Al iast n of The quartet conceived
the idea of wig wagsing their plight
to The commanding onicer, Selling his
ewn cap and another from hIs com.
Danions, he mounted To a pile,head
and for nearly ten minutes waved
arms and caps according To the signal
o But II Was toe late to stop for
stTagsiers and the disappointed sail
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
OF the Smelter City. as well as the
Colorado bank, which failed last week.
Wireless MESSAGES From Fleet.

Savannah, Ga, Dec. 1S.-The wire
less station at Savannah has been
vicking up messages sent from the
oattleship fleet but the operator says
he does not copy them, as they are
largely reports to the navy depart
ment at Washington and relate prip-
cipally to the coal consumption of the
vessels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-20
KIDNAPPED GIRL DISCOVERED
Lillian WuiH, Stolen in Chicago. Re
covered Near Momence.

kanhnkte. H., Dec. l4.-Little LII.
liam Wuln. who was kidnapped in CHI.
ago last Saturday. was recovered five
miles south OF Momence. ten miles
east Of here. A man and woman. who
wct" her captoIs, were arrested. They
gave their names as Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jones, and say they were on
their way from PENNSYLVANIA to Mis-.
sour, where they intended settling.
IheN r"Ins" TO discuss the kidnapping.
The child declares they picked her rp
on the streets III Chicago. put her in
4 wagon and drove away.
The arrest Of the couple was
brought about through the repor of Il
wife, whose suspicious were
aroused when the trio drove past her
house. A deputy sheriff followed aud
arrested them.
The child acknowledged that her
hane MAS Wuln, hut said she had
been travelling under the name OF
Jones She said she escaped once OH
the % a between ksnkakee and Chi
csso, but Was rsraptnred.
Democrats to Meet in Denver July 7.
Washington, Dec. l3.-After decid.
ing To hold the next Democratic ua.
tlohal q cntion at Denver. Colo.
and hAlng he date Vt the meeting Tor
July { 1908, The Democratic national
committee entered upon a spirited de.
bate on The propriety of accepting
more Of tbs 100000 offered by Den.
yer Tor the convention than is actual.
~ needed 10 pay the convention ex.
pehses In that city. The opposition
10 the acceptance of the contribution
TOOK The form OF a resolution by Rep.
IesehlatlNs Clayton of Alabama. dc.
Ginning money not actually needed for
convention purposes, but after a long
debate the resolution was laid ON The
table By a I Of 81 to IA.
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cHEBEAeUE ISLAND.
Continued from page p

Hamilton. There were also four from
the Summit House in the party.
Mr.: and Mrs. James F. Macy of
Woodfords and Miss Elizabeth Say
ward and Miss Libby Sayward of VOL
iaston. Mass, have been spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. z.
Thompson at the West End.
The Rev. H. F. Kloman, rector OF
81. stephens church, Portland. con.
Quoted divine service in the grove at
the West End on Sunday afternoon.
His sermon and the service were
much enjoyed. Afterward Mrs. How.
ell entertained the colony at tea.
This island is entertaining more
people this year than its fondest we'll
wishers could desire. All the hotels
and boarding houses, to say nothing
OF all the private houses that rent
rooms, are crowded to OVERLOOKING.
Since the first Of the month It has
been impossible to get accommoda-.
tions in any of the houses. and this
Is TO be the case until after the close
OF the Field Day events. Chebeague
has now reached the place where
II can lay claim to entertaining more
guests than any other island in the
bay.
Monday last Mrs. II. II. Lang and
daughter, Miss Evelyn Lang, and
niece, Miss Ruth Lang. also Miss
"A. Luke, Mrs. Lang's sister, left for
their homes. They have been spend-
ing their vacation at the Summit
Rouse and have had a very pleasant
time. We are all sorry to see them
go and hope that they may find time
during the season to visit us again.
Under the direction of Mr.. John
w. Hoben OF Springfield, Mass. we
are TO have a large beach float. a0x14.
which was placed I'm position
yesterday near the Hill Crest
and Hamilton bathing beaches
some time today. The cost of the
same Is being met with private do
nations from many well wishers for
Chebeague's development. Mr.. Ho-
pen has the well wishes OF all here for
his Kindness in securing a fine float
mat Is to be for the use of ALI the
people on the island.
This week the guests OF the Sum.
NIT House have all been ENJOYING the
pleasure OF the company or Mr..
Arthur G. Hentershee. a very nror,.
inent upholsterer from Fail River
Mass. He Is enjoying his vacation
to the utmost.
DIT. and Mrs. J. Herbert Libby and
family OF East Weymouth arriveJ
Sunday for a three weeks vacation Al
the Villa" Mr.. Libby IL a great
enthusiast over Field Day and will.
no doubt, take large part IN max.
Ing the celebration a decided suc-
cess. He has been here at Che
oeasue for several seasons.
Mr.. Alex McGilvary Of Cambridge
VIII again be at the "BelIevue, fbia
season for the Field Day celebrat,on
Mr. McGilvary entered in the sports
isst year and did much towards hay-
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William Senter & Co..
JEWELLERS
81 Exchange ST., Portland, Me
Charts ssns<ni Steen, rIras
@Po~kLandsn6
Return-7.o5. SOS. s.l5. 100 a. !

.Returno7;os: SOS, sl5. HOO a. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands.
PEAKS nsianas6S vers sse iSnd mos
1890 a; m, 1915. 200. 4.2o. $50. $40.
Re,urn-Ieave Little Diamond Island.
ssS. iSs s s. sa e 1lSo a. m. Las. ass'
sis o Sea Sac r i.s Diamond d. i.d 5sls ssS
heturn-Leave Trefethens Landing.
ssS az. s sss. s sss d 10. a. m' iiS Si'
SOS. 40. $40. $50. Ills a. m. 10. SO.
For Ponces Landing Gong Island)-
500. 10. Sis. 800. 1890 a. m. 1915,
zoo; 40. $40: go; go; $50 p; N. -.
a. m. LOO. 800. SOS. go. sac. s.i5 p. m.
scshhebeasue Isiand)-s.l5. 800 a. m. 200.
Return.Leave Hope Island. .s.45. 1880
IRseturn-Leave Eastern Landing. s.ss.
For South Harpswell 900 a. m. ZOO
E Ees q9,,,ss a; m: $50 2; m. 49,,
Return~tS.co .. m.
SUNDAYS.
,.l For Forest City Landing peaks
12;So, LIS. 2.2o. 800. 4.so. $50. go. 80.
1S.sS. I.ao. 2.S5. $40. 500. 5a5. zoo. 500.
For cushings Island. 500. 900. HOO a.
m; 1920. go. $50. go. 80 D. m.
Return-s.3o. $40. 11.3o a. m, 1880.
24s. $50. $40. 5.45 D. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands.
peaks Island). 200. 900. 1890 a. m.
1920. LIS. $40. $40. $40, 40 o. m.
Return-Leave Little Diamond Island
szs' ~. lilo a. m. LIS. ESQ. AS. s.55.
Return-Leave Great Diamond Island
go. s.ss' ll.S5 a. m, 1.?o. 2.45, 40. $50.
Return-Leaye Trefethens Landing.
SIS. ?;2s, 1l.so a. m. LIS. 2.4o. i.s5. Gas.
Return-Leave Evergreen Landing.
30. ~. go ll.2S a m.' Ito. 2.ss. 40. $40.
d For PSnee.s Landing dong Island,.
a s ss SS s sse $50 1870 30 N m; laao. LIS
Return-s.0o. $50. lids. ii1s a m
LOO. 2.25. $40. SIS, $50. 7.1o. sis .. m.
For Hope Island and Eastern Landing
.Chebeague Lland). 500. $50 a. M. 40.
Return-Leaye Hope Island. $500.
1905 a m. 800 D. m.
Return-Leave Eastern Landing (Che-
league Island), $40. 1o.2s a m. 40 ..
For South Harp.wen. 500. $50 a. m.
Return.i.i5. 1000 a. m. 41s D. m
For Gurnet Bridge CNew Meadows
Riyer). 1890 a m.
Return-t2.3o y. m.
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BAILEY ISLAND.

Continued from Page IL.
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chard. In the evening the LEFT
Portland on the half past six boat for
New York. While here at Bailey's
they had delightful time, spending
much of the time in boating and bath.
ing.
Miss Grace Twining of Jamaica
fiains. Mass. is visiting the party
who are occupying the Perkins cot.
tage on Summer Hill.
Mr.. Robert Bean of Winchester
Mass, is visiting the Misses Power at
their cottage. The Barnacle." Mr..
Bean expects to leave on Wednesday.
The weekly dance was held at Cot
tage hall on Saturday evening. The
affair was the high water mark of the
social life Of Bailey's, the hall being
hiled to overlooking with young peo-
pie.
DIR. J. H. Seward arrived on Tues.
day evening, having sailed up from
Marblehead in his yacht, "Clarita."
With DIR. Seward was Mr.. Owen Lee
man, who acts as skipper.
Mr.. Frank s. Rogers, the WELL
known organist of Albany, N. Y. ar
rived on Friday. Mr.. Rogers has
taken Miss Vaughn's cottage for the
remainder Of the season, and since
he has been prominent in the younger
social set for many seasons. a host
OF friends look upon his arrival with
great pleasure.
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ing a good time He Is a good hail
player and will probably play on
Tuesday.
Miss Maude Lawes returned on
Monday to her home at Montreal
after spending an extended vacation
at the Villa While here this sea-
son Miss Lawes gave much pleasure
to the guests here with her vocal
selections. and will be greatly missed.
Mr.. G. T. Phipps of Milton will
spend this week with his family at
their cottage near Littlefield's land.
ing. Mr.. Phipps has been here sew.
eral times this summer, as business
will allow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of
Quincy. Mass, will arrive at the
Bellevue" Saturday to spend Field
Day with Mr.. Rogers mother, Mrs.
c. A. Rogers. Mr.. Rogers is con-
nected with the CHM Co., the well
known publishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fay and
family left for their home in Wal.
than on Wednesday. They have
been occupying the Chas. E. Berry
cottage here for the past month and
enjoyed a delightful vacation.
Misses Katharine and Laura Glenn.
mons of Springfield Joined their
friends. Misses Annie Billings and
Alice Gilbert, at the villa" on Sat
urday last All were registered
here last season.
Mr.. Frank Perkins OF Springfield
was visiting his sister.in.law, Mrs. H.
j. Perkins, at the Bellevue" a few
days OF last week.
Mr.. Gilbert Wells and mother. Mrs.
Gideon Wells, of Springfield, Mass.
left for home Saturday. They have
been at the villa" for the past month
and wanted to remain until after
Field Day, but accommodations could
not to be had at this popular summer
house.
Mr.. Fritz Russell of Portland spent
several days last week with his Sis
ter, Mrs. F. A. Merriam, at the
Bellevue" He returned home on
Monday last.
This week guests at the Summit
have been Joined by Miss Adelaide
E. Davis of Newark, n. J., and her
friend, Miss May F. Wright. also
from Newark, Y. ]. Miss Davis was
a guest at the Summit House a num-
Der OF years ago and has again re-
turned to 1t this summer with her
friend. We are all glad to welcome
her back again, and hope that she
and her friend may have a very pleas
ant vacation.
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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From Portland. GoIno East.


- Leave Portland. SIS a. m. $50 p. m;
Leave Sunset. Great chetsague. SIS
q m. $40 p. m; Sunday. 1910 a m.
Leave Cousins Island. 1910 a. m. 5.25
p. M; Sunday. 1o.55 a. m. SIS p. m.
Leave Littiejohns Island. 1920 a. m.
Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague,
,o'S ne a si a.; .. S; ms p m; Sunday lib
Leave Bustins Island. 1o.s5. 1l.a5 a. m.
$40. $50 p. M; Sunday. 11.4o a m. 12.1o
Leave South Freeport. lilo a m. s.2s
.. M: Sunday. Ills a. m. SIS p. m.
Leave Birch Island. Hiss a. m. 40
Arrive Harpswen Center. 1910. 7.25
p. m; Sundays, 12.55, $50 y. m.
To Portland, Going West.
Leave Harpswell Center. $50 a. m.
Leave Birch Island. 5.45 a. m. 1925
p. m: Sunday, 200 p. m.
Leave Mere Point. $50 a. m. 1880
p. m: Sunday. EOS p. m.
12:55. LIS p. M: Sunday. 2so. 800 p. m:
Leave South Freeport, $50 a. m. Ito
p. M; Sunday, 2.45 p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague.
Leave Littie5onns Island. us a m.
LIS 2; M; Sunday; $50 ). m. .n
p. m; Sunday, $40 p. m
Leave Sunset, Great Chebeague. 7.3s
a. m: 2.l5 p: m: sunday. $50 p: m.
Sunday. 4.35 p. m.
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beth Lightship is enjoying a vacation
OF fourteen days duration with his
family here.
With good sailing breeze on Sat.
urday the Harpswell Yacht Club held
It's regular weekly race in the after.
noon. The course taken was through
Potts Point channel, around Webster
ROCK buoy and return. All yachts
finished in due time and showed well
their ability in such an event. The
Iris, owned by Miss A.
fackard, was the first
TO finish; "Sheerwater." OWNED
oy l.. H. Spaulding, second.
and the Constance H." owned by
j. p. Thomas, ia. third. After the
race tea was served at the club room
and the members Of the club spent
very social evening. The races are
becoming very popular and much in
terest is being shown among the
tourists here at Harpswell.
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This trip does not stop on down trim
tWeatner permitting
sOr at the close of the performance a,
the Gem Theater.
tStops on signal only at Landing indi-
Unavoidable delays excepted and sub.
Ject to change without notice.
Additional Trip Tuesdays and satur.
4ays-looO p. m. for Forest City, Ire
Ieihens and Evergreen Landings PEAKS
isiand), Little and Great Diamond
Islands and Ponces Landing UIon9
Island). Return trip for Portland. leave
Tonces Landing 11.o0 p. m. Evergreen
Landing lilo p. m. Trefethens- LANDING
LILO -; m. Great Diamond Island IL %
p M. Little Diamond Island 1125 % m
c. W. T. COOLING. Gen. Mgr.
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George Eustis of Livermore Falls,
have been the recent guests at the
Strout House. They returned home
on Monday.
Mr.. H. G. Lord, who has been at the
colony with his parents the past ten
days, returned to his home in Newark,
n. j., where he is engaged in the cot
ton business.
Mrs. Gertrude Chaffee of worces-
ter, Mass, Is among the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. H. Scott at the Worcester
cottage. This season there have been
a large number of Mr.. Scott's friends
and relatives visiting here from Wor-
cester, Mr.. SCOTS native city.
Miss NJ. G. Mcdowell of Portland
has been visiting Mrs. J. p. Thomas,
and returned home on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Frank p. Conant and Mr. Daniel
Day Of Lewiston were entertained on
Sunday last by Osceola Currier at the
colony. Mr.. Conant is engaged in the
lumber business at Lewiston, and has
a shipment Of lumber here at Harps-
well which will be used in making
extensive improvements on his cot
tage near the colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold of Marlboro,
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Fits at the Bibber cottage on
Hurricane Ridge, having arrived on
Saturday last. They expect to remain
about two weeks.
Mr.. Ernest H. Blake of Boston.
Mass, OF the John c. Page Insurance
Company is at the colony, and is to
soJourn here for the next two weeks
with his parents. While here Mr.. Blake
will play on the Auburn colony base
ball nine, which Is rapidly becoming
one OF the strongest teams in the bay
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Walcott, Mr. and
Mrs. E. i. Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Taylor and Mrs. Flint and daughter.
all OF Pennington, Me-, returned to
their homes yesterday after spending
an extended vacation at Mr.. Stover's
cottage here. The party had a very
enjoyable time while here.
The Misses Katherine and Lena
Paul OF Lewiston, entertained the
members Of the colony at their
parents summer home here after the
dance on Saturday evening. Lunch
con was served and a social evening
passed.
Mr.. Stanley c. whipple of worces-
ter. Mass, is being entertained by Mr..
J. r. Thomas. Jr., here at Harpswell.
Mr.. Thomas owns the speedy sailing
craft "Constanc H." and daily enjoys
sail around the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graves of MARI.
boro, Mass, will spend the next two
weeks at the Strout House. Mr..
Graves has passed several seasons at
Harpswell. and returns this summer
for another visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ridley and
son. Albert, Misses Alice and Harriet
Ridley. and Miss Sadie Fuller of Lew
iston, Me-. accompanied by Mrs. John
Loring of ThompsonvilIe, Conn. are
at the Spencer cottage for part of the
month OF August. They arrived ON
August 1. and expect to remain about
three weeks.
Mrs. Harry Clever of Newton. Mass.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George 8.
Page. at the colony and will remain
about two weeks.
Elbridge Pinkham of the Cape Eliza
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
HARPsWELL sTEAMsoAT CO.
The 365 island Route
HARPsWELl DIVISION.
In Erect June ~, 1907.

In Effect June ~. 1907.
From Portland, Going East.
Leave Portland. 200. 1000 a. m. l.so.
SO p. m Sunday. SIS. lois a. m. fz.oo'
Leave Long island. 7es. 1925 a m.
LIS. SIS p. m. Sunday. $40. 1910 a. m.
Leave Long Island Cast End. 1.ss.
1885 a. m. EOS. 5.4s p. m. Sunday. $50.
'o isa s III n.i is' es.ssasue. Gao c,e.e
.. m, c2.lo. $50 p. m. Sunday. csss'
ci0ss a. chr M; G isisnd ?. 7 r.; loss
a.as. SOS p. m. SUNDAY. 1910. lilo a. N.
Leave jerks. Great Chebeague. SOS.
11.es a. m. 2.s5. SIS p. m. sunday.
'o Leave I I, Il zoe areat cheseasue.
1850. ii.so a. m. :.
a m. $40. $50 p. m. Sunday. io.ss. ll.5s
= Leave BAILEY Island: ..s;ss; 'i,;ss a.
. mi 10 a. M. :is.io. $3.50 D. m.
Arrive orrs Island. s.ls a. m. 12.1s.
$40. 7.2o p. m. Sunday. 500 p. m.
To Portland. Going West.
Lesvs orI su Is's1a, SIS a. ms m. i''
81 Leave a. Bailey Island. 900. :.s.ss a. M.
.1.so: "ss.2s P: m: Sunday. ''s.Os.
Leave 40 a south out Ma aG stE s F. $50 a.
Bliss a. M; s:is D. N.
1915 a. m. go. $50 D. m. sundays. $50.
11.50 a. m, <.11 .. e.
Leave jerks CT. Chebeague, $50. 1925
q m. 2.4o. 40 p. m. Sunday. 700 a. m.
IL. 90 m, 40 p. m.
Leave Gin Island. 700. 1875 a. m. $50.
$50 p. m. Sunday. 7.lo a n, 1910. 4.30
Leave Little cnebeasus. us. clo.so
o. m, C3.o5, C5.05 p. m. Sunday. CHS
Leave Long Island. East End. 40.
1o.55 a. m, $40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 1.30
q. m. 1880. 40 D. m.
Leave Long Island. 80. Hos a: m.
$40, $50 p. m. Sunday. 40 a. m. 1910.
Arrive Portland. $40 a. m. 1900 M.
$50 600 p. m. Sunday, $40 a. m, lilo.
1.4e, SIS, $50 p. m.