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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
COUNCIL
MEETING
DISPOSES OF ROUTINE BUSINESS
RESOLUTION FOR PAVING
STREET INTERSECTION

Following the sale Of the bonds and
awarding Of city deposits the coun-
Gil yesterday afternoon took up rou-
tine business.
Bills to the amount Of S2,871S3 were
allowed and reports Of officers were
received The superintendent Of wa
ter works and sewers submitted his
manthly and annual reports and City
Treasurer r. NJ Evans made very
full report Of the financial affairs of
the city for the month Of April.
A resolution for the paving Of the
area formed by the intersection Of
Chickasha avenue and Railroad street
was passed. The matter Of a dog
pound was referred to a committee
with power to act.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
HIGH SCHOOL
WON GAME
HAD THE ROCK ISLAND BOYS OUT
CLASSED CLEAN, SNAPPY
SPORT

A large crowd witnessed the basket
ball game on skates at the rink last
night and saw the High school players
easily win from the Rock Island team
with a score OF 16 to 2.
Star playing on the winning team
was done by Max HefTner, forward,
who threw most Of the goals. George
Miller center, on the Rock Island
team, did some fast playing, but hihs
support was very weak.
The game was a clean one from
start to finish, good discipline being
shown on both sides. The High school
boys were in good practice, having
played all season, while the other team
had not practice, but considering this
they did good work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
REPORT MAKES
EXCELLENT
SHOWING
Supt. Peyton Submits
Monthly and Annual
Statement to City
Council

Al city council meeting yesterday
afternoon, +. A. Peyton. superinten-
dent Of water and sewers submitted
a detailed report Of inc receipts and ex.
penditures OF the department during
the past year This report was ac-
companied BY the following state
ment:
In addition 10 the regular monthly
report | herewith submit report for
the year ending March 81, 1908.
This report is made out in two
forms; one showing transactions at
the Office, and the other covering war.
rants drawn by the city clerk. The
two transactions being added togeth.
er in the profit and loss statement
(you viii note that the net profit am
cunts to sl,O2909), which includes
the cost OF construction at the river,
cleaning and repairing settling basin,
running water line to flush tanks and
first payment on .Jeanesyille pump,
amounting in all to s1.74I15.
This amount Is not properly part Of
the operating expenses and added to
our net profit. together with S964.37
which was due March 81. would in
crease our net profit to s3.7836i.
There were 1879 water taps made
during the year. amounting TO si,9sO.
The disbursement on labor. s341.Ss,
and material, s1.2747l, leaving net
profit Of s36471.
I'VE had on hand on March 81, ma.
terial to the amount Of si2O57 and
$1,000 due, amounting to sl5O.57 to be
added TO the above SS647l, making
our profit on tapping net s5t52S.
we have ID commission at this
time l66 meters. SO Of which were In.
stalled during the year
The construction at the river is
practically completed, with the excep-
tion OF putting top on the well and
filing in around the wall.
The new turbines have been set
on their foundations. and connected
up with the suction line. The dis
charge. steam and exhaust lines yet to
be connected.
The manhole at the out-fall Of the
sewer is not quite completed-about
four feet Of wall has yet to me built
The balance OF the work, however is
complete.
While this report shows a net profit
Of s1O22O9, the operating fund on
March 81, shows to be be overdrawn
s973.23 And at this date after paying
The treasurer s51iSS, the fund is still
oyerdrawn s43ls5 There is sHll due
the Jeanesville Pump company $4,000,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST

For Chickasha and vicinity
Tonight and Saturday, fair and
warmer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
WQterWOrkS
Make Money

half OF which is now past due, and |
respectfully request that the practice
Of paying the salaries of the fire de-
partment out Of the operating fund
be discontinued, and that the operating
fund be reimbursed to the amount Of
warrants already drawn, enabling us
to make the payments above referred
to In addition to current obligations.
Respectfully submitted,
E. A. PEYToN. supt."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
Petition for
Amendments
MAsoNs ELECT OFFICERS

The annual election of officers of
Chickasha lodge NO. 10 A. +. and A. M.
last night resulted in the choice Of
the following:
Will Hale, W. NJ; Jack Lindsay, ].
W.; B w. Lubman, J W.; A. Haight,
secretary; H. J. Brownson, treasurer.
Several candidates were examined
and five were elected to membership.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-08
LARGE MEETING
OF CITIZENS
HELD
Laboring Men Adopt
Resolutions--Federa-
ton Organizer was
the Speaker

At a large representative gathering
Of laboring men and other citizens
held at Murray hall last evening reso.
lutions passed calling for amend.
ments to the federal constitution in
accordance with the suggestion In the
governors proclamation and resolu.
tions were also adopted demanding
that the Legislature pass certain laws
in which labor unions are interested.
Henry NJ Walker, organizer Of the
American Federation Of Labor, ad.
dressed the meeting, giving a lucid
explanation of labor union principles
and entering into detailed discussion
OF the legislative demands Of the un.
ions. The hall was well filled and
Mr.. Walker was listened to with keen
interest, his remarks being greeted
with frequent applause
E. F. Baird presided over the meet.
ing and A. w. Benet was secretary.
Following are the resolutions ad,
opted in regard to the state legisla.
ture:
Resolutions
Whereas, with the coming OF state.
hood to the people Of Oklahoma, the
necessity arose for the enactment Of
laws guaranteeing peace, protection.
health and safety of the laboring class
es, and this necessity was so appar.
ent that the trainers Of the constitu.
ton of Oklahoma so provided the
manner that the legislature might rem.
edy the evil by the enactment into
law, measures covering the specific
cases mentioned in the constitution
Whereas, these laws are embodied
in Senate Bills S1a, Slb, $50, "a, 4O6
and House Bill 29, but undue delay has
surrounded these bills, and we feel
that patience is ceasing to be virtue,
therefore he It
Resolved, that we, this mass meeting
of laboring men of Chickasha demand
the immediate passage Of the above
mentioned bills without further delay.
We propose to Judge the party in
power by the actions Of its members
upon these bills in the first legisla-
ture and they will have to answer
for their action to our people at the
polls.
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brook, Conn. where they have mills
as well as at Huddersfield. England.
August 18th, Mr.. Brook sails for Eng
land on the palatial steamship. Mauri-
tania. which will complete his enc
hundred twenty-fourth voyage across
the wide spreading Atlantic in the in
terest of his business concern. This
is a very good record and Is beaten
only by small number of persons.
with the exception of elderly sea cap
tains.
Monday. Mrs. Frederick J. Shepard.
who has been a guest at the "Bonuy-
view" left for Newport. where she will
be entertained by friends during the
month of August. before returning to
her home at Buffalo. y. Y.
Mr.. Herbert E. Day of Washing
ton. ID. c.. Is expected this week from
Cornell College at Ithaca, n. Y,
where he has been taking a summer
course of study.
Mr.. Gaylord Hall of New York. who
Is electrical superintendent OF the IN
terborough Transit Co. OF that place.
Is spending his summer vacation on
the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Royal Pulsi-
fer of Newtonville. Mass, enroute TO
Yarmouth Island. where they own a
beautiful summer home. were the
guests of Mrs. Mary r. Peck at the
"Barnacle," over Sunday evening
Monday morning they left with their
son. George Hale Pulsifer. who has
been spending the week with his
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LITTLE DIAMOND ISLAND.

The Casco Bay and HarpsweIl Lines
are completing a passenger waiting
room and freight shed on the wharf.
such as those as have been erected en-
all the new wharves. This
sort of shed is a great Improvement
over the old style OF having the freight
shed In the waiting room. and are
greatly appreciated by the passengers
especially In a storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell of Montreal.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Beck OF the same
city are at the Maine Coast Realty
Cos. cottage. No. 10. for the remain
der OF the season.
The Casino at the landing at Little
Diamond. owned by the Maine Coast
Realty Co. had an exceptionally good
shore dinner on Sunday and was
visited by a large crowd. These din
ners are becoming very popular as
the sail from Portland In regard to
distance Is about right. aud proves to
be very enjoyable before partaking
OF one OF those unsurpassed shore
dinners which are the best to be had
In the bay.
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grandmother, Mrs. r. NJ. Pulsifer. at
the "Urchin." and were also accom-
panied by DR.. Taft IL will be re-
called by many readers of the Boston
Herald that the late r. NJ. Pulsifer
was for many years its guiding hand.
MIR. and Mrs. Adelbert o. Getchell
of Somerville. Mass. are visiting for
two weeks with Mrs. l.. NJ. York. who
Is sister Of Mr.. Getchell. They ar
rived on Friday.
Miss Katherine Bunce Of New BrI-
tain. Conn. gave a marshmallow toast
on the rocks at Little Harbor. Wed
nesday to party Of friends who are
guests at the Seaside and Cottage.
Those partaking In the evening S
pleasure were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Epson. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman War
Flint. Mrs. A. n. Longfellow and
son. Mr.. l.. A. Bunce. Miss Gertrude
NJ. Partridge. Mr.. Harold f. Cram
and Miss Kathryn Bunce.
Mr.. Roy Heath Of Trenton, N. J..
arrived Saturday for two weeks Wis
II at the Johnson cottage with Mrs.
A. E. Hasbrook and family. Mr.
Heath graduated from Princeton last
year.
George r. Root and Robert Hath
away returned from Portsmouth. ".
H.. on Saturday. where they were
spending a few days.
A party OF Bailey Island summer
cottagers consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Palmer and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Starr and family. Mr.. n.
G. Starr and Mas Mary Starr enjoyed
a delightful outing at Goose Island on
Friday. They had a clam bake. after
which a picnic dinner was enjoyed in
the rocks.
Mrs. John A. Stevens and family
OF Mont Clair. N. J., are spending the
month Of August with Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace p. Stevens at their summer
home.
Rev. John Kimball. pastor Of the
Unitarian church at Marlboro will be
at the Turner cottage on Summer
Hill for the the remainder OF the sea-
son.
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Johnson HOUSE.
Bsiieys Island. Ne.


Miss Freeman. Boston
Elizabeth w. Freeman. Boston
Mrs Elizabeth Wolfe.
Rutherford. ". 7.
Miss Lily Wolfe. Rutherford
Mrs Matte Grady. New York
Master Taylor. New York
Anna NJ. McMaster.
Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Kelley. Boston
Wilbur +. Senter. W. & g..
Brunswick. Ne.
Stanley +. Mari. Waterville
Mrs l. NJ. Church. Seattle
Miss Ruth Church. Seattle
Mrs {. VI. Hitchcock. Boston
Miss Julia ID. Whiting.
Deerfeld. Mass.
Miss Mary l.. Lyles.
Flushing. y. Y.
q. +. White x W.. Worcester
Estelle Davis. Worcester
Belle Il. White. Worcester
Caroline X. Raphael. Br'klyn
Miss Alvena +. johnson.
Leominster
l.. III. lanes x w.. Worcester
Miss Marion James. Worc'st'r
w. Sargent < w.. Lancaster
q. {. Edmonds X w., Lanc't'r
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HAMILTON VILLA,
Chebeague Island. Ne.

aired h Hamilton. Prop
(See adv. in another column
Miss Sadie Hyman. Montreal
Miss Louise Pope. Quebec
Miss Alice Gilbert. Springfield
Mrs. Gideon Wells, Springfield
Mrs. G.. s. Pelton. Montreal
Mrs. ii. s. Furlong. Montreal
Gilbert Wells. Springfield
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt.
Stamford. Conn.
Miss Ella Robbins. Germant'n
Miss Julia Mccormack.
Germantown
Miss Nellie Mccormack.
Germantown
Miss Annie Christensen.
Germantown
Mrs. III. VI. Larrabee. Salem
Mrs. II. Il. Pranker. Saugus
Harry r. Marden. Salem
William Fowler. Salem
Mrs. y. Hardie, OTTAWA
Miss J. II. Hardie. Ottawa
Miss \. VI. Hardie. Ottawa
Miss VI. VI. Sutherland.
Ottawa
Mrs. Alfred Doran. Waltham
Genevieve Doran. Waltham
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Popular Portland Souvenirs.

One OF the most popular OF Portland
souvenirs Is the Longfellow plate. an
exclusive pattern In old blue which
depicts the home, birth place. and
scenes OF the early haunts of the IA
nous poet This plate is made In
England, and imported and controlled
by L. r. Foss and Sons, Monument
Square. next building to the LongfeI-
low mansion.
Another very popular souvenir plate
controlled by this firm Is the Pearl of
Orr's Island" plate, which shows the
Pearl" house and Its surroundings.
This house Is the scene Of the famous
novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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TO PROMOTE COMPETITION
WITH c. B. & \. LINES.
MEETINGS HELD AT BAILEY IS.
LAND AND chEeEAoUE.
Latter Gathering Scores the Steam.
boat Company.

Latter Gathering Scores the Steam.
boat Company.
The efforts of some of the well
known business men Of Casco Bay to
get the feeling of the people regard
ing proposed competitive line Of
steamers to attack the passenger end
Ireignt rates OF the Casco Bay and
harpsweii lines as at present In eff
tect, nave received considerable sup
port In ract meeting some weeks
ago AT orrs Island and another at
Baiieys appeared to enlist much prom.
Used aid from the principal business IN.
terests- The attendance at the
Chebeague public gathering Thursday
at the Golden Cross Hall was above
100 and among others who spoke were
DR.. l.. l.. Hale. who is one of the prin.
cipal movers in the scheme and also
L. r. Flaherty Of Portland and Cliff
Island, and w. L. Purington. formerly
purser on the steamer MachIgonne.
The meeting was called to order by
Dr. L. l.. Hale at 500 and after a few
remarks Mr.. T. +. Flaherty was called
on 10 talk on the matter of a new
company. Mr.. F1aherty spoke for some
ten minutes saying that the rates had
increased 90 per cent. since he bought
land on Cliff Island six years go. and
that the present rates were a deter.
rent to the Bays development.
Inc rate now is 3 cents per-
mile to Bailey's Island" said AIR.
Flaherty. land a commuter could trav-
el between Portland and Boston al
most as cheap"
Rev. John Hutchison illustrated
his pithy remarks by several stories
and after getting his audience in an
attentive humor. fired hot shot at the
Steamboat Company. He said that
the present line did not consider the
public at all. cutting off a paying traf-
fic between the islands in order to
make a schedule particularly con-
venient to day excursionists from
Portland. The unity between the
islands is destroyed and the people
are antagonized daily by red tape and
insufhcient service. particularly on
the boats to South Freeport and other
inner bay islands. and Harpswell and
Bailey's Islands.
w. l. burlington said in part that the
Harpswell Steamboat Company al
ways paid from 6 to IL per cent. The
new Peoples Company properly man.
aged and economically run can con.
troll paying business IL IL has the sup
port which has already been prom
ised. said the former purser of the
Machigonne.
DR.. l.. L. Hale left the chair 10
give his impression of the matter
The people are having trouble air
through the Bay and the agitation is
widespread" he said. Every one is
complaining and We must protect
our own and others interests.
The policy We must follow
is therefore we'll defined. Real
sonable rates and dividend paying
management, with no big salaries
Or. Hale spoke further and after
&C assuming the chair details
were freely discussed, the par
value of stock being suggested as
$40 for the ultimate idea of the
management. r. II. Cleaves. II.
w. Bowen and several others spoke
in favor of new line. giving as
their reason that the present arrange
ment is acting as a detriment to the
interests of Chebeague and its people
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Bsiieys Island. Ne.

w. ID. Crafts. Proprietor
(See adv. IN another column. }
w. G.. Sawyer. Portland
Mrs L. Wiso, Phiia-
Harvey Wigo. Phiia
W%. G. seSmi,.b.rs s;. N. Y.
r. A. Hsrrow.
Arthur n. Ray h w.. Canton
Chas A. Ray. Canton. Ne.
q. v. y. Long. Phia-
Oliver Norman. Phiia.
Mr.. & Mrs. 2, A. SPHINX.
Brooklyn. ". Y.
Louis Weinberg. NJ ".
Chas. y. Fraade. ". Y
i. Alexander DuMont. ". Y.
Rev. c. r. Burroughs.
Whit. River Jet. w.
n. J. Reeves. Jersey City, NJ.
Geo. ID. Reeves. Jersey City
J. n. Hendriek. Springfield
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SUMMIT HOUSE,
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Mrs C. N. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. IN another column }
Miss Vera g. Sweet. Prov.
Mss Julia +. Chapman. Prov.
II. III. Lang & W., Montreal
Miss II. Evelyn Armstrong.
Montreal
Miss z. 6. Luke. westmount
Miss NJ. Gertrude Knox.
Miss Evelyn Lang. Mo on,reai
Mss Ruth Lang. Westr1ount
Mrs. G.. w. Elliot. Montreal
Mrs. T.. Thomas, Montreal
Frank Stewart. Boston
Mrs. Geo. X. Faucet.
Stamford; Conn.
Eliza II. Faucet.
Geo. q. Bell * T., ". Rochelle
David Harvey * W.. N.Grafton
Florence :. Harvey. N.Grafton
Edith NJ. Luke. westnount
Mrs. NJ. Toline. Montreal
-hhhlC VI. tldECt. Lynn
Mrs Martha w. Howell.
Worcester
Mrs. +. v. Howard. Albany
Miss Maria Howard. Albany
Mrs. w. NJ. Simpson. Maiden
Miss J. Elizabeth Simpson.
Maiden
Kenneth Simpson. Maiden
Martin Simpson. Maiden
Jessie F. Hutchinson.
Elizabeth
Eleanor NJ. Hyde. Elizabeth
Lucy n. Merrill. Elizabeth
Miss Charlotte Wittemore.
Maiden
w. y. Parker * w.. D'chester
Kenneth x Howard Parker.
Dorchester
Gladys Parker. Dorchester
i. IL. Harrison X w.. Irvington
y. X. Jackson x w.. Maiden
Frances {. Jackson. Maiden
%. F. Jackson. Maiden
Louise Harlow. Milton
Mrs. Louise Harlow. Milton
Lewis Harlow. Milton
Mrs y. w. Knox, Montreal
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.
Chebeague Island. Ne.

l.: r. Hamilton. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Miss Mabel Lee. Worcester
Mrs w III. Lowe. Chicago
DIR. Miss Julia Ross Lowe.
Chicago
i. :. Webster X W.. Dorch't'r
r. l.. Parks y w. Worcester
Miss Genevieve Donlau.
Dorchester
Marion l.. Thompson.
Medford Hillside
Sara G.. Haven. Chelsea
Ethel +. Bassett. w. Medford
Elizabeth VI. Fitzgerald.
Newton Center
Katherine Healy. Roxbury
Abbie NJ. Brenner. =. Boston
VI. Amanda VOORHEES,.
Middlebush. y. j.
Mrs. F. w. .Atwater X d..
Brooklyn, y. Y.
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HILL CREST.

- - -
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. IN another column.)
geo; F. Taft. wife and family.
Allston
C. ;. Farquahar * W.. Allstou
n. p. Bickneil. wife and fam,
Dorchester
Mrs. o. III. Burkhardt & son.
Newton Centre
Mrs. NJ. III. v. Seaverns,
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Fred'k Lane and family.
Maiden. Mass.
Osborne Pitcher. wife & son.
Boston
w. \. White & E.. Roxbury
Mrs.C.L.H. Marion. Wakefield
Wallace Il. Phinney & W..
Dorchester
Chas. III. Marshall * W..
Dorchester
%. l.. Potter & W.. Albany
L. L. Flodquist * W.
Miss Lena Flodquist.
Mrs. %. q. Bursch. Hdye PIX.
Miss Claire l.. Bursch.
Miss Inez Nash. Worcester
Miss Elizabeth Hishm; -,
Miss Louise Foster. Beverly
Miss Gertrude Foster. Beverly
John Morgan. W. X s..
Maurice Buxbaum, Boston
Fred Engel. ". X fam,
Springfield
Miss -. NJ. Bicknell. Brkline
Geo. W. Ninnall. W X son.
Conway. y. III.
Miss Mary \. Sawin. Boston
Miss r. Eva Poiteviu. Boston
Nm. :. Wallace. Springfield
W. ID. Marshall. Boston
Miss +. r. Marshall. Boston
Miss y. r. Marshall. Boston
r. w. Higgins X W.. Br'kline
Edna l.. Higgins. Brookline
Dorothy y Higgins. Br'kline
Chas. {. Hazel,on X W..
West Medford
Mrs. Arthur Thomson.
ct. Notch. y. J.
Miss Ethel Thompson.
ct. Notch. y. ].
Miss Frances Parker.
Jersey City. y. J.
Miss NJ. y. Walker. y. Y.
Misses Walker. y. 4.
Mrs. ]. III. Knox. Maplewood
Gladys Knox. Maplewood
Mrs. Louise III. Staples x :.
Boston
Maurice J. keane. Cambridge
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AUcocIscO HOUSE,
r1.G T.l..l NJ


Mrs X. B. Bachelor. Propr.
<See adv. in another column. }
]. T. Farrell and w. n. Y.
Miss Margaretha Farrell. NY.
Mrs. q. L. Stellman. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Clark =.
Miss Louise Clark
Miss y. III. Paine. Richmond
Miss ). II. Murdoch. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Ii. Bachelor.
baltimore
Miss Annie T.. Jordan. Norfolk
Edw. III. Gray, Baltimore
Miss Florence NJ. Small,
Baltimore
Miss Alice III. Small. Bait.
Miss Elise Fannie Gray,
Baltimore
Misses wylie. Philadelphia
&. ). Schermerhorn X W.,
Baltimore
Mrs. L. Il. Sinclair. y. Y.
Miss Ludwig. Brooklyn
Miss NJ. Wylie. Phila.
Miss l. St. c. Wolf. Phila.
Mrs Richard Kimball. BALTIC.
Miss Charlotte Kimball. :"
Miss hath. u. Jones. BALTIC.
Mrs. W. X. Murphy. Phila.
Miss \. Adele Murphy. Phila.
!. y. White X W.. New Lisbon
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CLEAvES VILLA.
Chebeague Island. Me.

Mrs. c. L. Cleaves. Prop.
<See adv. in another column. }
Mrs c. w. Jennings * CHI.
New York
Mrs. Winfred auckland. 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. y. y.
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CLIFF COTTAGE,
Cliff Island. Ne.

Mrs L. w. Southard. Propr.
<See adv. in another column }
a. +. Black. Maiden
Miss Lydia Freeman. Maiden
Miss Beulah Randall.
Springfield
Mrs. Y. p. Shardlow. Brooklyn
Miss Edna Shardlow. e
Howard White X W.. Phila.
John White. Philadelphia
Miss Anna White. Phila.
Mrs. j. w. Stevens. Nelrose
Miss +. l.. Owen. Newton
Mrs. Owen. Newton
Mrs Frank Webster.
Az. g. w. Newton
Miss Olive Webster. "
Mrs. r. VI. Owen. Newton
Mrs. Lawrence Mayo,
Harold Mayo. w. Newton
Lawrence Mayo. W. Newton
Miss Ida \. Merrill.
Newton Ctr.
Mrs. y VI. Allen. Newton Ctr.
Miss Mary Allen. y. Y.
Miss Charlotte Robertson,
Concord
Mrs. J. w. Bowman X d.
Plainfield
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Souvenir. at sprinaer.s.

At George T. springer's the jeweler,
OF Congress street. Portland. there Is
a most exquisite line OF dainty souve-
Mrs In silver and enamel at attractive
prices. They make Just the desired
articles for prizes and should be seen
II you are on a purchasing trip.
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE.
Chebeague Island. Ne.

Walter c. Rogers. Manager
<See adv. in another column. }
F. 4. Merriam & W.. Portland
Miss Angelique De Lande.
Charlestown
Miss Teresa \. Bartlett.
Charlestown
w. Higgins, Brookline
Miss T.. J.. MacPherson.
Canton
&. F. Holbrook * W.. Natick
Freeman w. Higgins.
Brookline
T.. Jane Mclaughlin. Phila.
Luella III. Hess. Pima.
Frank X. Tate. Quincy
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cAsco BAY HOUSE,
Long Island. Ne.

Chss- Y. Cushing Proprietor
w. Cornell Denarest. Passaie
r. r. Demarcst. Passaie
Miss J r. Dcnarest. Passaie
q, n. Hanna. " & T.. Montreal
Miss Ella Lang. Montreal
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NJ. r. ". Lang. Montreal
Mabel May. Westrovnt. Conn
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STANLEY May.
y. g. Legrand & a.. Montreal
NJ. Brodie Atkinson.
Westmount
Miss Grace Weir.
ID. Msrehsnd 4 g.. Montreal
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Passaic. ". j.
T.. Marchand. Montreal
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