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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
SOUTH HARPSWELL.
THE LOCAL YACHT CLUB IS CON-
QUOTING INTERESTING RACES
EACH WEEK AND GREAT
INTEREST SHOWN.
The Colony and the cottasers are
Entertaining Many Guests and
The Social Life is Active.

Inc colony ana the Cottagers are
Entertaining Many Guests and
The Social Life 10 Active.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oscar Casey of Hart
ford. Conn, Mrs. A. ]. Harris of Au-
burn, and Mrs. F. E. Andrews of Bos-
ton. arrived here at Harpswell on
Saturday last to spend the next few
weeks at the Downing cottage on Hur-
ricane Ridge. A few Of the party are
on their first visit here. and are de-
iighted with its location and fine
scenery. Mr.. Casey is of the well
known firm Of Sedgwich Casey. gen.
eral music dealers at Hartford, Conn.
and with him has one Of the latest
Victor talking machines with a COM
plete supply Of records. Mr.. Casey's
brother, Mr.. Henry Casey and wife. of
Auburn, are visiting them at their
cottage this week.
Mr.. Albert Carr and son Howard, of
Topsham. are spending this week
with Mr.. Jordan White at the Lin
wood" They arrived on Saturday last
and expect to remain until next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greene of Lew
iston. Me-, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrsh II. A. league at the Douglass
cottage few days of this week. They
arrived on Thursday last.
Mrs. Alfred Clarke of Winchester
Is staying a week with Mrs. L. IL.
Spaulding. Mr.. Clarke was here for
the week end.
Mrs. Charles p. Sherman gave a
luncheon OF ten covers at her charm
Ing villa last Thursday, which vas
one or the social events OF the week.
Miss Anna futile of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, is the guest of Mrs. DIR. E.
A. Austin at Bar Island Point.
Miss Stephanie Grant, who has been
with Miss Nan Clark for six weeks,
returned home Saturday.
Miss w. L. Shearer of Brookline
and Swampscott spent the week with
with her mother, Mrs. II. ". Clark at
Ash Point.
Mrs. j. p. Thomas and Miss Helen
Spaulding were guests at a Charming
luncheon on Friday given by Miss
Mcdowell of Portland.
Clarence l.. White of the Pratts
Thenical Institute at Brooklyn. ~. Y.
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
White, arrived here at HarpsweIl
Tuesday Of last week from New
Meadows where he has been with his
brother, Leon T.. White, who accom-
panied him here. The trip was made
from New Meadows In the motor
launch "Unita," owned by their father.
Elmer r. White. Mr.. White conducts
a large hardware house In Lisbon
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. VI. Lowell and young
daughter. Miss Doris, of Worcester.
Mass, are spending their vacation Of
about two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Scott on Hurricane
Ridge. Mrs. Lowell Is the
daughter OF Mr.. Scott. Mr.. Lowell
Is president Of the ID. VI. Lowell Bank
ing Company, which has Offices in
Boston and New York.
Miss Anna futile of the University
OF Virginia Is visiting Mrs. A. r. Aus
tin at her summer home at Bar Island
Point.
Mr.. Robert Logan and SON of Mont.
real returned 10 their home on Tues
day last after passing a delightful
week with DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Candless Of the colony at Drum
tochty." Mr.. Logan IL an officiaI of
the Grand Trunk Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bean and
daughter DeIma, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
cAsco BAY STEAMBOAT CO.

(CAsCO BAY LINED
str's leave Custom, House Wharf
For Peaks, cushinas, Little and Great
Diamond, Long. Hope and Che.
we'll and 0urnet BRIDGE
New Meadows RIver).
Passenger and Freight Service Effective
July IS. 1907.
WEEK DAYS.
For Forest City Landing (Peaks
Island)-5.45. e.45, $50. 300. 1870 a. m,
12l5. LIS, 200. 400. 40. $40. $50. $50.
r. R.t siSe s Iac M $40. aso 1880 a. M.
1875, 100. 2.2o.. $40. H.5o. sis. $40. 7.1s.
200. sio.15. 11.3o .: m.
For Cushines Island-s.5, $50. 500,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
MISS X. M. CRABTREE

VIII hold an exhibition Of Water
Coiors, all the water colors being
scenes from beautiful islands Of Cas-
co Bay. The exhibit will be held
at the home Of Mrs. George H. Sweet
ser. outlook cottage, Sunset Road.
wednesday and Thursday. Aug. 22-23
from 2.3o to 5 p. m. The public f.
most cordially invited.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
NEW MEADOWS DIVISION.
From Portland, Going East.

a-Sailing trip.
BLsteamer goes east via Orrs Island.
s-Mackerel Cove Wharf.
ss-Old Wharf.
Littlehelds and Orrs.
C-Boat calls on signal only.
Z-Stops to land passengers only.
z. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr.
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Equipped with Mianus Motor.

The George ID. Thorndike Machine
GO. OF Portland Pier is equipping a
new 20 foot launch with a 6 hp.
Mianus motor for Mr.. Harry Pike of
Westbrook.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10
Goodrich

Mr.. Phillips and wife and their
friend. Mrs. Alma Prentice took in
the ball game at Denison Monday.
Mrs. Watt Wilkinson and two sons
drove to the county seat Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Clarence and William Cose
spent Thursday at S. D. Newtons.
Hendrikson and Beman bought them
a team OF Western horses at Denison
this week.
L. F. Morris is having the ditch
dug for the water works being put on
his farm. He expects the mill this
week.
Fred Davis and wife drove over
from Charter Oak to attend his aunt s
funeral. and took dinner with his un-
Gle Lyman Morris.
August Oil and wife drove out to
his SON in laws. Fred Bauman to spend
the week.
Mrs. A. D. Winey drove to Denison
Thursday.
s. D. Newton marketed some fine
calves Thursday in Denison at the
butchers.
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peloit.

F. H. Brogen. Ray Winans and A..
j. Mason attended a horse sale at
Sioux City last Thursday.
Geo. Winans. wife, Mrs. Ann
Winans. Mrs. j. L. Miller. Mrs.
Sarah McKim and Lucy Flint were
among those who attended the funeral
of Mrs. S. L. Gable in Denison.
L. F. Morris and S. Horr were at
Denison last Thursday.
Mrs. Beniie Winans and Mrs. Bes-
sic Myers spent Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Myers parents Geo. Winans
and wife and took care of their little
granddaughter while they were at Den
ison.
Mr.. Lackman and daughter Anna
were at Denison Thursday.
Johnnie Hopper. R. r. operator at
Caravan was visiting lastlweek at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Lawrence
Winans. He has been absent three
years. and he has grown feshy and ro-
bust.
Mrs. Sjogren of near Kiron came
to Deloit Saturday to meet her cousin,
Mrs. Lawrence and two children of
Ogden. who arrived on the afternoon
train for a visit at her home. 1t is
the first time they have ever met.
Miss CARRIER spent few days the
past week with her friend, Lucy Flint
at the home of Mrs. Jas. McKim.
j. N. Turner. wife and daughter
went to Kennebec. Monday to visit at
the home of Mrs. Turner's mother.
Mrs. 3. Smith. Mr.. Turner will
have two weeks vacation. He GER
tainly will appreciate rest as he has
been steadily engaged in Mr.. Hal
berg's store long time. and makes
one of the most efficient of clerks.
Oliver Simmons Of Kennebec was a
guest of his sister. Mrs. j. N. Turner
over Sunday.
Mrs. Shupiter and daughter Elsie
spent Sunday with her daughter. Mrs.
Bemce near Boyer.
R. Robertson went to Dow City
Sunday with the automobile.
Lucy Flint is staying with her Sis
ter Mrs. James McKim.
PLAT Moore was at Fort Dodge one
dav last week.
Rev. Bruce made trip to Des
Moines.
Mr.. Gibson of Woodbine who is
selling monuments was in town Mon
day.
w. 7. Huckstep and wife and many
of his neighbors. who were neighbor.
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Gable wher
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10
TO DOIUI IIuI4 DssssassiSssSi Esl;s4.

they lived on the farm near the cen
ter school house in Milford township.
Clara Shupiter accompanied by her
cousin Mary Dozark of near Boyer
visited her sister Blanche at Glidden
this week.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Gable
in Denison last week. All speak in
high praise of the nobility of charac
ter of Mrs. Gable.
Mrs. j. D. Newcom spent Saturday
in Denison.
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AN.
incorporated in Denison Review 1907

Rev. Lacey will preach at Aston on
next Sunday afternoon.
Grandma Proescholdt has returned
from her visit to Boone.
There was dear little girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Dyson Sunday
last.
There will be services next Sunday
at the German Evangelical Lutheran
church at 1920 in the morning.
R. o. Zollinger and wife were up
from Defiance on Sunday and guests
at the home of Harry T. Westbrook.
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The Ways Of congressman.

1t was at banquet in Washington
given to a large body of congressman,
mostly from the rural districts. The
tables We're elegant. and it was scene
of fairy splendor, so to speak; but on
one table there were no decorations
but palm leaves.
Here" said congressman to the
head waiter, "why don't you put them
things on our tables, too? pointing to
the plants.
The head waiter didn't know he was
a congressman.
I'VE CANT do it, boss" he whispered
confidential:y; "dey's mostly congress
men at all de tables 'ceptin' dat one.
an if we put pains on dere tables dey
take um for celery an eat UNI all up
sho. Deed dey would, boss. We
knows EN-
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jackson and the Mutineers.

While General jackson was conduct
ing his campaign against the Creeks
in Alabama the privations and hard
ships the raw levies had to endure
were too much for company of Ten
nesseeans. They mutinied, declared
their intention of returning home, and
set out, every man with his arms. The
general lay on sick bed in his tent.
but hearing of the revolt, sprang up.
dressed, ordered his horse, and pick
ing up the first gun in his way, started
on gallop, alone, after the disaffected
ones. Overtaking and passing them,
he wheeled his horse and presenting
his gun as he swept the line with his
stern and fiery glance, he shouted:
Back to your duty! III blow out the.
brains of the first man that dares to
move step forward! Wheel, march!'
The men covered under his eve. hest
tated moment. then obeyed his order,
wheeled and returned to camp. the
general following. When they had
entered the lines and stood in the pres
ence of the whole force, the general
came around in front, alighted. threw
his gun on the ground and said loud
enough to be heard by all, THAT old
gun had no lock in it,
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aspInWaLL

| The Three Brothers had an encount-
er with their brother-in-law Mr..
SPAIN. for which they pleaded guilty
for assault and battery before the Ma
nilla justice. Now Mr.. Spain is
suing tor $4,000 damage. for injuries
and mental agonies.
| Herman Nagel south of town was in
the berg today.
Some Aspinwalites were over to
Manning Sunday to see the ball game
with Nicola. Score to 6 in Nicola S
favor.
Mrs. M. j. Kuhl's sister from Gin
ton county is visiting relatives here.
Henry Guth delivered carload of
fall hogs at $40 Monday to the new
firm OF Carsten and Wiese.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones and three
daughters from Denison was visiting
her brother, Mr.. Miles this week.
Hans Oppermam's place is quaran-
tined for small pox his wife having a
mild case of it.
Pat Hanrahan is wearing broad
smile little daughter arrived there
just recently.
Tom Meehan from Hayes township
was in town Monday.
Trustees of Iowa township were
holding their meeting in the hall last
Monday.
| Gus. Koester and three Schroeder
brothers were at Denison last Thurs
day in connection with a law suit
which probably will be tried next
term.
One day learned judge was listen
ing to a case that had been appealed
from one of the lower courts. The
young lawyer who appeared for the APP
pellant was long and tedious; he
brought in all the elementary text
books and quoted the fundamental le-
gal propositions.
\ At length the judge thought it was
time to make an effort to close the ar
gument.
"Can we not assume he said suave
/ ~, that the court itself knows little
about the law?'
That's the very mistake l made il
4 the other court" answered the lawyer
"and don't want to let 1t defeat me
4 twice.
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Joe jefferson Found Out.

Joe Jefferson Found Out.
The late Joseph Jefferson once re.
ceived cable dispatch from his eon
Thomas, who was in London, as..;:.a,
his father to remit to him f10O.
The father was doubtful and so he
wired back, What do you want it
for?'
Back came the answer, For Tom"
This SO tickled the old man that the
money was forthcoming.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10
The Drummer and the Dukes.

OUkSSs
A commercial traveller got into the
same railway carriage with the Duke
Of Northumberland and the Duke of
Argyll and conversed with them free
ly, not knowing who they were The
Duke of Northumberland got out at
Alnwick. where handsome equipage
was in waiting. The traveller said with
surprise, "Ill bet you that's some big
mob We've been talking to-" at is the
Duke of northumberland said Argyll.
The traveller stared after the equipage
in amazement. by gums!" he said at
last. Who'd have thought that
duke would have talked to two little
Snobs like usY'
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tk6f % hd1sE6y1ffy7s M 81 ny
Earth, the great mother. has called him
Deeply he sleeps, the worlds verdict de-
Shall hesbe tried again? Shall he 60 freef
Who shall the court convene7 Where
shall II be?
No answer on the land none from the sea!
Only we know that as he died we must
You with your theory, you with your
trust.
Ashes to ashes, dust unto dust!
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
College Days.
There was once Yale sophomore
who found himself in financial straits
and pawned all his good clothes. A
little before Thanksgiving he got big
check from home.
When he got home for the holidays
the first thing his mother took out of
the trunk was an; overcoat and on it
was pinned the pawnbroker's ticket he
had forgotten to remove.
Hastily grabbing the ticket, he said:
"Hello! They must have forgotten
to take this off at the Smith dance
when l left it in the cloakroom."
A moment later his mother took out
his evening trousers. They also had
ticket on them.
why, Reginald she said, surely
you didn't leave these in the cloak
room, too, did you?"-Lippincotts.
After Many Trials.
He was sad faced American tourist,
and as he seated himself in London
restaurant he was Immediately attend
ed by an obsequious waiter.
II want two eggs,' said the Ameri-
can, lone fried on one side and one on
the other
low is that, sir?" asked the as
founded waiter.
Two eggs, one fried on one side and
one on the other'' s
Very we'll, SIR
The waiter was gone several min
utes, and when he returned his face
was study.
would you please repeat your hor-
der, sir?"
II said very distinctly, two eggs, one
fried on one side and one on the other''
Oppressive silence, ana then daZed
Every we'll, SIR
This time he was gone longer, and
when he returned he said anxiously:
"Would it be awsking too much, sir,
to ave you repeat your horder, Sir? /
cawn't think ave it right, sir, y
know"
1.-TWO eggs" said the American sadly
and patiently, zone fried on one side
and one on the other
| More oppressive silence and another
and fainter Very well, sir"
| This time he was gone still longer.
When he returned his collar was un-
buttoned, his hair disheveled and his
face scratched and bleeding. Leaning
over the waiting patron, he asked be
seechingly:
Would you mind tyking boiled
heggs, sir? I've lad some words with
the cook. Ladies' Home Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-06-22
CHARLESTOWN

Mrs. W L. Welsh is entertaining
Miss Ada Logan. Of E'kton.
Mrs. J g. Graham /, in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Ella Scott. OF Wilmington,
spent the past wecL; with Mrs x. B.
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Gaines. OF
Wilmington, and George Gaines, OF
Virginia, we're recent guests at the
home OF J. \. Gaines
Mrs. IT, T. Barnes entertained Mrs
J. n. Black and children, Gi Principle
Furnace on Sunday.
The annual June festival oi the NJ.
Z. Church will be held Friday and
Saturday evenings. June 2I>t and 22d.
Harry Mckown has returned from
nine mouths trip in Nevada
Mrs. J W. Logan is visiting in vii
R1ington.
Mr.. and Mr.. II. ;, Ha'nes are in
Philadelphia.
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at Spa Spring pavilion.
The c. & d. Canal has been closed
this week while the lock at St George S
is being repaired.
W. A. Alexander has a new line OF
post cards, some very pretty views OF
Chesapeake City and nearby scenery.
The Chesapeake City High School
team has disbandcd, not having lost a
game
MIR. and Mrs. John Miller celebrated
the tiftieth anniversary of their mar
riage on Saturday Their children and
grand children and few friends being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller,
Mrs. Aunie Norton, Mrs. Mollie Savin,
Mrs. Rcigler, Misses Naomi Norton,
Margaret Miller, Mamie Savin, Sallie
ResSler. Hannah Jones, May EIlwood
MeSsrs John Norton. Kemp Miller
Roy Jones, Elmer Morris. William
Slyter and Will Savin. all of Philadel-
phia, were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
john Miller Saturday and Sunday.
William B. Coleman will sell at auc-
ton, on Saturday evening, all his fur
niturc.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY


Mrs. PhiIlp Dung, OF Mont Clair,
~ . VISITED Mrs. William NJ. Borem
curing the past week
MISS Lille Johnson : spending
some time IN wilmington.
Mr.; and Mrs. r. W. Penn have been
spending rev DAYS with relatives at
kockviile, Mo
MISS Esther banks OF the Jacob
Tome Institute, is at her home here.
MISS earr1e r. Mright spent a few
days last week IN Wilmington:
MIR. Samuel Jewell and Miss Kate
Jewell have been visiting Mrs, |. N.
~"talne ;,
Mrs' george padIey ana SON. OF
ccc'iton' visited Mrs. NJ. r. Freeman
laSt SUNDAY;
MIS- y. Hanson, OF baltimore, IS
'he guest OF Mrs u. , Noo!iey:
MISS Nan f1ayeS was Mlddieto"n
''s'.or tniS week
MISS Mamie r. wright OF Mt. St.
As.les oolIese' mas returned Tor the
summer Vacatioh'
MISS nadie May "i haitimore' mas
'eGh visiting MIS- Emma Wills,
NV ana MIS-. }. l. Mccoy ana SON
Vi POMONA MO- spent TINS week with
'I H,Is D III al,p near hT town, 4,
MIS- koSCelle Noiaha attended the
"ol4e! SolleGe Cor''mencement TINS
"eeN' 'iei SON clarence W. Noland'
was one o. the graduates.
Misses ,li Sadie ana louise latman' OF
10 are spending 'h'S week with
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CECILTON

Miss Edna Stephens is entertaining
her friend from Philadelphia
Mr.. William Pierce and wife, OF
Middlctown, were the guests OF Mr.
James Pierce and wife on Sunday.
her cousin. Miss Ada Pearcc. near
fl>ton.
Mrs. George Padley and son. Geo.
Hill and Mrs. Milcha I.usby are spend
ing a few days this week with relatives
in Chesapeake City
Mrs. Helen Hall has been spending
several days with relatives in Warwick.
Mr.. Ernest Mann aud wife, of Balti-
more, were guests OF her sister, Mrs.
K. Nj. Black, on Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. George Boyles and wife, OF Kent
county, spent Sunday with her par
en;s here.
Mrs. Henry Boulder was entertain
cd Thursday by Mrs. Milcha Lusby.
Mrs. John G.. Manlove spent Sunday
with her father, Mr.. Joseph Manlove.
Robert Anderson. Jr., OF St. Johns
College. Annapolis. has returned after
spending a week with his parents here.
Miss Regina Price is spending sew
cral days this week with Miss jamie
Smith
Mr.. H. W. Black has returned home
after spending one week with her
daughter, Mrs. William Freeman.
Mr.. William Anderson is visiting his
sister, Mrs. James Budd, in Philadel-
phia.
Chidren's Day was observed in the
NJ. Z. Church last Sunday evening and
in interesting program was enjoyed
by a large attendance
Mr. James H. Smith and Mrs. F.
Burke spent Monday and Tuesday in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Freyer. wife and daughter. OF
Wilmington, were the guests OF Rev.
William +. Dawson and wife several
days OF this week
Miss Myra Dawson has returned
home after spending some time with
relatives and friends in Wilmington.
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HoW's This

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Mr.. Bayard Bouchele and Mr.
Hager, OF Chesapeake City. were en-
tertained last Thursday by William
BoyleS and wife in Earleville
Miss Elizabeth Anderson. OF Galena,
and Miss Mary Anderson, OF Still
Pond, are spending the summer vaca-
ton at their respective homes.
J. P. Steele and Mr.. KILLER, of
Chesapeake City, were entertained one
day last week by Mr. James I. Watt
and wife.
Mr. Roy Carpenter and wife. near
Earleville. spent last Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs. V. Price.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mrs v 6 Collins. Misses Elizabeth
and Rebecca Collin, have left for Re
hoboth, where they will sncnd the sum
mer
Mrs Harry Gerhauser and Miss Nir-
Ole Gerhauscr we're Baltimore visitors
last week.
Miss r Fstella Rutchrrhart sncnt
Sunday in EIkton with Miss Erline
Crouch,
Mr. Edward Johnson. OF Whining
ton. spent a few DAYS this week with
Miss Margaret Kerwin.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Knight spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. H. \. G. Wes-
terrified in Wilmington
Miss Helen Stephenson. OF Whining
ton. spent Sunday at her home.
Mr.. Lewis Blumberg spent Sunday
with Baltimore friends.
Mrs, Dr. Funk, OF BROOKLYN. y. y.
is the guest OF her father. Mr.. Samuel
St Clair
Miss Helen Smith spent Sunday with
Miss Clara Robertson, at Rising Sun
The Port Dcposit base ball team
played Newark Pleasure Club at Port
last Saturday. Score. : to =. in favor
OF Newark. The Port team will play
Elkton at Elkton next SATURDAY.
Mr.. Wiutcrling. OF Baltimore. was
the guest of Mr.. Frank Sargcable re-
Gently.
Misses Mabel Smith, Blanche Steb-
bings, and Mary Buck spent several
Gays last week with Miss Florence
Rawlings, at Woodiawn.
Mr.. Ralph Cummings was an Elk
ton visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Stephenson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Spencer, at Lapidum.
Mr.. William S. Smith was Balit-
more visitor last week.
Mr.. Perry Whtelock was Hayre
de Grace visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Ackcr spent Thursday in
Baltimore.
Miss Barrett, OF New York, was the
guest OF Miss Myrtle barrett last
week
Miss Mabel McGonigal, OF Aber-
deem, was a Port Deposit visitor last
week
Mrs. William Smith was Rising Sun
visitor last week.
Mt. marry DIXON, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Joanna Smith
Mr.. John +. Johnson spent Sunday
with North East friends.
Mr.. Barrett Walker, OF Baltimore,
was in town recently.
Miss Benjamin, OF North East. has
returned to her home from a delight
iul visit with Mrs. John F. Johnson.
The Northeast Baltimore Improve
ment Association brought very de-
lightful excursion on the steamer An
napolis. Monday, to visit Port De-
post. There were about 400 in the
happy crowd. They were very gener-
Gus with their souvenirs which con
sisted OF Japanese parasols. horns,
crlckets tin cups, candy, etc
MIR. ). II. Friedman was a Ralti-