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SALES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ind rslgned
VIII exrose for sale nj puh''c auction on
August 18th. 1908, at tho Central Auction Rooms.
No. az South Orange avenue. Newark. n. J..
all household and cha,tels. including trurk Ks,
hstTels, boxes. baskets. this. boilers. side
fpar1s. desks. sewing machines and contents.
warirohc. bedroom suits. rarlor suits. refriser-
htors, stoves. carpets. rugs, ~oilc'oth. chairs.
tables. touches. pictures. mirrors. nier glasses,
hall rack spinning wheel. etc. stored In thu
name ., Mrs. A. NJ. McDuGe. Mrs. s. d. Hill,
John Il. Stafford. Albert VOORHEES,. Mrs. p. G.
Batscr. Mrs. Annie Banta. y. T.. Wilson. Mrs.
NJ echafer and Mrs. Mary Burke. upon which
storare and other charges have not been paid
for one "enr.
MODEL STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
Dated August 81. 1908. augs-fet
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COLLTNGsWOOD-Nice home on 1st av.:
rooms. bath. all convenjences: fruit and
shade trees. price SO. 200 for quick sale. For
particulars apply to HERBERT H. STONE.
s07 Market St, Camden.
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$3.50 CASH can buy two fine lots nicely located.
two blocks from station; two or three-family
house could be built curb, flag. sewer; must
be sold this week. owner In great need OF
money. MAILL,ARD, 315 Elm ST., Arlington
after 8 p. m.
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TufHfNuTe DeHItfS.
EDISON or Victor Photographs 81 down, Soc
weekly. JACOBS BROS, Furniture and
Clothing House. 29 Harrison av.
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j. =. MATZ & co.

UNION BLDG. Tel. 24os-L.. 9-15 CLTNTON-sT.
IN ONE-FAMILY HOUSES.
improvements. heat, best Of condition. 50. 900
ments. heat. near station and cars. 5000
rooms. ali IMPROVEMENTS. steam heat. 5000
heat. Immediate possession. bargain. 1900
MARIN PL., near Clinton av. cars-Nine
every Improvement. $500
BARGAINS IN TWO-FANTLY HOUSES
SEVENTEENTH ST, near South Orange
car ine-Nine rooms, heat. all impts.... $500
FOURTH ST. near Roseville Station
Eleven rooms, all new improvements. 400
rooms. every impt., swell. we'll built. $50
BARGAINS IN THREE FAMILY HOUSES.
BOSTON ST, near Bank, st.-Mus be
Soiui easy terms 3,loo
NINETEENTH ST.-15 rooms. all I'M
provements but heat. we'll built, 5000
1hTH ST. near station. II rooms. all impts.,
decorated. fine location; must sell ..... 6.G00
SHERMAN property with
stable). all improvements but heat. $500
j. j.. MATT & CO.
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= 1tcNfHUfnnts 9"-
Try KOOPMAN's, "a Main Street,
the Oldest established restaurant in East Or
ange.
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THE

Bicycles and Motorcycles.
GO TO P~oRTER'S. Is Park St, Orange, for your
frst-class motorcycles; also bicycles. Repair
ing a speciality.
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Real Estate and Fire Insurance. Renting and
Collecting solicited. 142 Market ST. Room 40l,
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Music
JOHN q. MIMIC, graduate of London Collezs
OF Music. Piano Instruction.: terms reason.
able; best music furnished all occasions II
William ST.. Orange. N. j.
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Musicinna.

Musicians.
GEORGE violin instruction: select
band and orchestra music furnished for ali oc.
casions. ~ William ST.. Orange. N. ], Tele-
phone 1523-W. Orange.
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WILL exchange equity of $500 in a house and
lot near Bloomfield for a good automopiie'
4. T. WOoLLEY. LORE Branch, n. j.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
EXCHANGE COLUMN.

"A FAIR EXCHANGE is NO ROBBERY"
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Atlantic Highlands.

Gus for sale: bargain; 6 rooms and bath;
lot STiaxl00: elegant condition; $1,000. W. IL.
HARRIS, Arlington, y. J.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

GREEN ST. 9sh-Brick house. 10 rooms, bath.
improvements; s35. A. r. L1TTLEWOoD, q
Orchard st.
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FOR lighthouses. 81, 600 to 5000: new ones,
So. 200; every Improvement: send for circular.
MANN, 14S Midland av., Arlington. n. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY,.
rsTARLIsuED YEsTERpAYl
DENATAR & WEINBERG

MONMOUTH ST. near Clinton av.-Two-fam-
lily house, ~ rooms: all Improvements; to
quick buyer 81. 400; easy terms.
L~ITTLETON Az. near South Orange av.-
Three-family house. II rooms: all improve
nents except heat; Sc, 500; a positive bargain;
must sell quck. easy terms.
LANARK Az. Nailsburg-One family house,
6 rooms. ali Improvements; new house; sacri-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS home. 10 rooms and bath.
all improvements: parquet floors; lot 50xtoo:
no encumbrances; choicest location: IL interested
in an exclusive bargain answer quickly: owner
viii sacrifice: easy terms. A. Il T.. X. SCHlM-
A 526 Elm st.
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FRANK L.. SHIELDS

p. J.. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $50 Broad 81
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Plumbers.
T., nm MOVIE

Plumbers. ,
II. l.. DE NOURIE,
Plumbing Heating.
A Main street. East Orange. az
NO connection with any firm OF the same
name. :
ts In ------ o. ar.e
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Arlington.

BROOM house; lot 76xS50; desirable for
chicken farm. "a Passaic av., Nutley. y. j.
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's SQUAD BOOK ~FREE+Breed squads to
make money: we were first: our famous
Plymouth Rock Homers breed the biggest
squads. and our trade is larger than that of all
other breeders combined, First send for our
beautifully printed and Illustrated 1908 FREE
BOOK. How to Make Money With Squads
PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAD CO.. 1S Howard
St. Melrose. Mass.
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WILL give q motorcycle In good condition and
a brand-new 4-hcrse air cooled motor for an
Orient h,ckhaard. Knox or other
light runabout; steamer considered. TITUS
PaGisboro. n. j.
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HOUSES rooms: rent go. FLATS rooms:
rent s21. CONDTT. Prudential. Room 63I.
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BARGAINS WORTH BUYING.

-NIoN BLDG. . cLINroN sT. TEL. 5a7-w.
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SUBURBAN
MERCHANTS. EN-,
ETC.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS
GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
HARRISON
CoaI aud Wood Dealers
Furniture DeaIe,

tUHf Hhu WOOD Dea1ers.
e. j. CARNEY. Dealer in coal. wood. hay
grain and straw. 10 Harrison av.
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Prot Ass

FOUMS bO2-tN3 MF.IROPOIITAN BLDG.,
MARKET N WASHINGTON sTs..
NEWARK. n. J.
This association attends to all business
transactions between the landlord and tenant:
collects rents; serves notices. attends to dis
lossesg cases and protects the HORSEPOWER
from being deceived by unreliable tenants.
i. y. Tel. 2l44-J.
SEVERAL desirable houses and lots for sale
or exchange DE FlCHEMONp, Sc Broad,
Real estate.
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HOUSE-12 rooms: 1874 Halsey ST.. near Cedar
st: rent N6. INQUIRE II. c. ROE. IS Cedar s..
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Guaranteed y Per Cent. Investment.
), f00-NEW 3-fanily house. South 10Th st. IL
rooms. 3 baths; annual rental s672. easy terms.
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CHAS. SPENGLER,
Real estate. fire insurance and mortgage loans.
Metropolitan Bldg. Washington and Market SITS.
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50. 900-MODERN. up-to-date Groom house,
steam heat. gas and electric lights. burglar
alarms; plot 25x100.
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BAILEY ISLAND.
Continued from Page 2.)
weeks visit at the Breakers

weeks visit at the Breakers.
Philip w. Burnham. who has been
visiting at the Blanchard cottage, left
for Detroit. Friday, he having been
called there on account of illness of
his father.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter.
Miss Ethel Of Philadelphia, were re-
cent guests of their relatives. Mrs
Sarah b. Estabrook, Marie A. Esta-
brook and Harry F. Estabrook They
are registered at the Ottawa House.
Cushings Island for two weeks. Tues
day. Mrs. Estabrook and family left
for Castine. Me-, for a two weeks So
journ. after which Mr.. Harry Esta
brook will return to Boston in ten days
and Mrs. Estabrook and daughter will
return to Bailey September lst. to re-
main until October.
DR.. ID. Olin Leach and wife and
his sister. Miss Elizabeth Leach and
Miss Elizabeth Leach, Jr.. Miss Eliza
beth ODER, Richard Middleton, Mrs.
Florence Miller and son. Allen Miller.
arrived on the island. Monday morning
Tor their summer vacation They are
occupying the Waugh cottage in the
Pastures and during their sojourn
some delightful social affairs will be
given. Last year the party were at
the Woodbine cottage,
Miss Rachael Mothersead of Wash
ington. ID. c., who has been visiting
Mrs. Fred Behrens at her summer
nome here, has gone to Eaglesmere.
Pa. a noted summer resort in that
state.
w. j. Goodman accompanied by
Sergeant Robinson of Haverford, Pa,
were recent visitors in Casco Bay. and
on Friday last enjoyed the sail to New
Meadows Inn. They were much
pleased with our surroundings.
A very delightful performance of
scenes from alice in Wonderland"
was presented in Cottage Hall Friday
evening, by the children of Bailey Is
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Suggested by aIadv.

LET me have Eve two-cent stamps.
please" said lady to the polite young
man behind the counter in the post
office
"Yessum," he said. handing them
out
Cant you let me have them In one
pieceT she added.
Certainly. ma'am," said the young
man. Can 1 send them home for
your
"Oh, no; don't live far away. and
i am going straight home. 1 wouldn't
put you to the trouble"
"No trouble at ALL" said the polite
official. II haven't very much to do
today. and I could easily spare an
hour"
"very much obliged" said the lady,
smiling sweetly. Dear me-" she add
ed, putting on a stamp, what a bother
II Is to stamp letters! Why can't we
send letters and let the postoffice send
In their bill once a month";
They might just as well" said the
obliging young man sympathizingly.
I'll mention the fact In my next re-
port to Washington"
"Wili your How Meet But you
mustn't mention my name. Say the
idea was suggested by a lady"
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land. The hall was filled with an
enthusiastic gathering which vigor-
ously applauded the scenes from Lew
is Carroll's great book. Miss Wini.
fred Woodman's work was admirable.
especially in her Interpretation of
the Caterpillar" The part of Alice"
was appropriately played by Miss
viva Barnard. Others in the cast
were Miss Katherine Burnet. Miss
Joscelyn Woodman. Mildred Sinnett
and Master Monroe Gray Barnard. a
child OF four years. The performance
was preceded by a number of tab
leaux consisting of wild Rose" the
Lily. Forget Me Not" and the Mas
ter Barnard as Cupid" which pleased
those present. The affair was most
successfully conducted and much
credit Is due those who put forth their
EFFORTS to make IL such.
Mr.. George X. O'Donnell of Bos.
ton was a guest at the Seaside and
Cottage. Sunday and was also regis
tered here week ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Buchanan of Wash.
ington. ID. c.. arrived last week and
will spend three weeks soiourn
here.
Vi BOSTON is a
visitor on this island. Miss Kramer
will remain three weeks.
Miss Bessie Bonavita. who was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Sayre
and friend. on cruise to Bangor. Me-.
returned TO the island Monday of last
week.
Mrs. c. Y. Newman, accompanied
by Miss Ida Yetten of Lewiston left
for their home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Newman is expected to return
Tor another short stay the latter part
of the week
Miss Jean W. Turnbull of New
York. editor of the youths depart
ment of the "Churchman" and
sister, Miss Isabella c. Turn
bull. were the guests of Mrs.
Mary F. Peck at the Barnacle
on Thursday and Friday of last week.
On their visit to Bailey they had just
returned from being entertained at
the DeMills' summer home at Sea,
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Cove. Mt. Desert, by their sister. Miss
Margaret Turnbull. who Is associated
with Mr.. DeMills in writing the play.
Classmates" which has had such a
successful run in Boston and New
York this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Wheeler and
family of Worcester. will be at the
Denny cottage on Summer Hill for the
rest of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Irish and three
children of Turner. Mrs. William
Barnes and family OF Harrisburg. Ill.
together with Mr.. n. ID. Irish OF Buck
field, Me-, are being entertained as
guests at the Turner cottage.
The "Clarada" on Little Harbor
shore was occupied on Tuesday Of las.
week by Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Irish
OF Buckfield. Mr.. s. C.. Pratt of Tur.
ner. Mrs. G. VI. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elish Pratt Of Rumford. The
party Is to spend an outing Of two
weeks duration.
Mrs. George A. Teel and daughter.
Miss Alice of Arlington. arrived at
Morningside on Summer Hill, Satur.
day and Will be the guests Of Mrs.
A. G. Cotton during this month.
Miss Mabel Coolidge. who was here
the first part OF the season, has return.
ed from Sandwich, ". r.. where she
has been spending a short outing and
will remain on the island until the
close or the season.
Miss Isabelle Jarvis. Miss Helen
Mason and Miss Mary Culp Of South
birmingham, Mass. came Wednesday
for a delightful sojourn at Morning.
sile. while on Saturday Mr.. George B.
Brown OF Ipswich arrived.
Portiand's up-to-date homefurnish.
Ing house Is the r. g. Davis CO.
Adv.
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AUCOcIScO HOUSE.
Cliff Islaud Ne

Mrs. X. B. Bachelor. Propr
<See adv. in another column }
]. T. Farrell and W.. y. Y.
Miss Margaretha Farrell. NY.
Mrs u. Il. Stellman. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Clark Z"
Miss Louise Clark
Miss n. ii. Paine. Richmond
Miss ;. II. Murdoch. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Il. Bachelor.
baltimore
Miss Annie p. Jordan. Norfolk
Edw. III. Gray, baltimore
Miss Florence NJ. Small.
Baltimore
Miss Alice III. Small. Bait.
Miss Elise Fannie Gray.
Baltimore
c. S. Schermerhorn X W.
Mrs. L. Il. Sinclair. \. Y.
Miss Ludwig. Brooklyn
Miss NJ. wylie. Phila.
Miss l. ST. {. Wolf. Phila.
Mrs. Richard Eimball. BALTIC.
Miss Charlotte Kimball. =
Miss kath. II. Jones. BALTIC.
Mrs. w. X. Murphy. Phila.
Miss \. Adele Murphy. Phila.
Y. J. White x W.. New Lisbon
Mrs l.. NJ. Carwick. c. \ n.
New York
Rev. +. ~ NJ. Brown. wv d..
baltimore
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Keller. baltimore
Mrs. Geo. y. Fleming. BALTIC.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming. "
q. II. Stellman. baltimore
John III. Sheridan X W.
Wellesley
Miss Dunton. y. Y.
Zoe Lehman. BROOKLYN
Mrs. Upton II. ~. Clair
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Bsileys Island. Ne.

w. ID. Crafts. Proprietor
fSee adv. in another column
w. G. Sawyer. Portland
Albert y. Willis, Phiia.
Wm. g. Schmiteberxer. ~. Y.
n. a. Harrow
C. ". y. Long. Phiia
Oliver Momman. Phiia
Mr.. A Mrs. r. A. SPHINX.
Brooklyn, ". Y.
Louis weineberz. n. v.
Chas. u. Fraadc. ". ".
j. Alexander DuMout. ~. Y.
Rev. {. r. Burroughs.
White River Jet. We.
". J. Reeves. Jersey City, NJ.
Geo. ID: Reeves. jersey City
j. H. Hendrick. Springfield
Miss Knapp. Springfield
Eleanor Ward. Brooklyn
g.. Diesen. Brooklyn
Alfred :. Rees. Providence
Frcderitk T.. Irving. Prov.
". ~. Capen, ". & ., Spencer
a. r. Kingsley 4 w.. Spencer
X. ". Thomson X w.,
Mittineaeue. Mass.
Donald MacGrexor. Phiia.
Cos Angelo,
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.
Ghebsague Island; Ne.

- haaAiitou. fTOpIlctOf
(See adv. in another column }
Mrs. w. II. Lowe. Chicago
DIR. Miss Julia Ross Lowe.
Chicago
Miss Genevieve Donlan.
Dorchester
Marion l.. Thompson.
Medford Hillside
Sara G.. Haven. Chelsea
Ethel r. Bassett. W. Medford
Elizabeth NJ. Fitzgerald.
Newton Center
Katherine Healy. Roxbury
Abbie VI. Brenner. :. Boston
Miss Mice Reddin * s..
Boston
Mrs. James Brown. Westfeld
Miss Alice Brown. Westheld
r. w. Atwater x W.. Br'klyn
Carl :. Dow X W.. Hdye Tx
Miss Katherine Dow.
Miss Ruth .Atwater. Br'kiyn
Edith u. Hunter. Andover
Grace l.. Sowerbutts.
y. Andover
Frank Jordan. Boston
Daniel Healey. Boston
Miss Edna Dyer. Reading
Leslie Marden X W.. Worc'st'r
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE.
Chebeague Island. Ne.

Walter c. Rogers, Manager
<See adv. in another column
+. a. Merriam * W.. Portland
Miss Angelique De Lande.
Charlestown
Miss Teresa A. Bartlett.
Charlestown
w. Higgins. Brookline
Miss T.. l.. MACPHERSON.
Canton
G F. Holbrook & W.. Natick
JOS f. Meade. Brookline
Dan1 {. Meade. Brookline
Arthur l. Furfey. Brookline
Hildur &. Nelson. Maiden
Eta NJ. Roulston. Cambridge
Maud X. Roulston. Cambr' dge
Daisy w. Nutter. Som1
Gertrude Kerby. Cambridge
Mary III. Hargraves. Natick
Lena VI. Pratt. Natick
Flora II. Fairbank. Natick
J. = Mccullough. Brookline
Bess Higgins. Brookliue
Helen l.. Wallner. Dorchester
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
Chebeague Island Ne

Mrs. Selden Hill. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
West Someryille. Mass.
Gale Stearns. Washington
Dr.. J. +. Albion. W. * fam.
Portland
]. y. Brown * W., Cambridge
w. Swan, ". * fam, Montreal
Mrs J. :. Wilson. Montreal
y. w. Brown * w.. Cam'br'ge
Miss Helen Wilson. Newton
Rev. DIR. Chaffee X W.
Winchester
Miss Agnes Wallace, Beverly
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GRANITE SPRING HOTEL
Long Island Ne

r. Ponce. Proprietor.
tSee adv. in another column
II. T.. Edwards. Newton
{. r. Il. Price. Montreal
Mrs. VI. Donhammer.
Boonville
!. Goebel & W. Berlin
j. Vannevar x W.. Concord
Miss r. X. Nannevar. Con'rd
Mrs. {. III. Foster. Concord
Mrs. l.. ID. Osgood. Peterboro
Miss Hilda White. Peterboro
Antonio Rico. Boston
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CLEAVES VILLA.
Chebea1ue Island Ne

Mrs. c. L. Cleaves. Prop.
(See adv. in another column }
Mrs c. w. Jennings & CHI.
New York
Mrs. Winfred Buckiand. y. y.
Edith Meyers, Philadelphia
Clarence Parsons x w.
Arlington Heights. Mass.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Pegram. y. Y.
Abbie Abber, Orange. y. j.
Misses Esler, Orange. v. j.
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SEASIDE & COTTAGE

Bsiley's Island. Ne.
Mrs p. z. Cram. Proprietor
(See adv. in another coiumn.)
Edmund p. Gilchrist. Phila.
w. W. Gilehrist. IT,, & w.
Philadelphia
Mrs. r. +. Waite. Metuehen
Miss r. 7. Browning.
Miss IT. v. Muiford,
Bridgeton, y.
Miss Gertrude VI. Partridge.
Newtonvilie
Harold r. Cram. Boston
Mrs. Louisa A. Hickman.
Dorchester
Mrs. a. II. LonsfeIlsx & ;.
New York
Geo. E. Bibber. Portland
Emery r. winslow. Portland
r. r Epson & W. Sp'gfeid
Mrs. L. B. Munroe. y. v.
Miss Viva Munroe. y. Y.
Miss May Munroe. ~. v.
Miss Rosamond Kimbaii.
Orange. y. J.
Mrs. A. p. Flint. Oakland. Cal.
W. w. Gilchrist n w.. Phila.
MISS hatnryu BuuCcs
New Britain
r. r. Wainwright. BALTIC.
y. X Bolt & ~, Boston
~. Bonavita. Covington. Ky.
Miss 8. 2. Beaman. Phiia.
Alfred r. Kimbsll & ~.
St. Cloud
Mrs. J. McGregor. Wash.
Miss Nan G.. MeGregor,
Washinztou
". u. Leary. Ir. Wash.
g.. v. Phelps. New York
Cora y. Parsons. Lewiston
Lillian 2. Par sons. lewiston
Dr. WIN. r. Buchanan 4 ~.
Washington
Mrs. J. W. TaIbo, & d..
Boston
Russell a. Talbot. ". v.
May n. Cup, Brooklyn
l.. K. Jarvis. Littietou. ". ".
MN. A MeCord. Cincinnati
Angus, Coiser. Cincinnati
NJ ". Armstrong. ST Louis
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OAKHURST ISL'D HOUSE
Cundys Harbor. Me.
NJ W NJ n--t:-- ~

(See adv. in another column
Henry Gait * W.. y. Y.
l.. y. Rogers. Ridlonville
Miss Margaret Rogers.
Miss Marion Hall, Brookline
h. Murakami. Boston
Paul h. Hisada. Boston
III. latsuhashi. Drookline
Mrs. T.. III. Potter. Brookline
Stuart Potter Brookline
Rosamond Potter. Brookline
Marjorie Potter. Brookline
Miss Pearl Sherville. Troy
III. v. Chamberlain * w.. Soml
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HILL CREST.

HILL CREST.
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
See adv. in another columaD
ueo: +. Taft. wife and family.
Allstou
{. =. Farquahar * W.. Allstou
n. Il. Bicknell, wife and fam.
Dorchester
Mrs. -. III. Burkhardt & son.
Newton Centre
Mrs NJ. II. v. Seaverns.
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Ered'k Lane and family.
Maiden. Mass.
Osborne Pitcher, wife & son.
Boston
W. \. White * T.. Roxbury
Mrs.C.L.H. Marion. Wakefield
Chas- III. Marshall X w.
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