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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS

The democratic party under it's pres ent leadership in previous campaigns has manifested a willingness to em- brace any doctrine which would win votes and presents little sense of re- sponsibility for its practical operation. In it's striving for success it has ignored the business prosperity of the country has departed from sound economic and governmental principles and has re- versed it's own traditional views of constitutional construction.
 Patriotic members of the party have refused to be controlled by party ties and have either refrained from voting or have supported the republican can
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Mir. Mckinley and MT Roosevelt and the republican party have con stantly advocated a policy with re- spect to the army and navy that will keep this republic ready at all times to defend her territory and her doctrines, and to assure her ap- propriate part in promoting perma- nent tranquility anfong the nations
 welcome, from whatever motive, the change in the democratic attitude toward the maintainence and sup port of an adequate navy and hope in the next platform the silence of the present platform in respect to the army will be changed to an acquies- cence in it's maintenance to the point of efficiency in connection with the efficiently reorganiZed militia and the national volunteers, for the pro- per defense of the country in time of war, and the discharge of those duties in time of peace for which tn army, as at present constituted, has shown itself so admirably adap- ted in the Philippines, in San Fran cisco, in Cuba and elsewhere. We are a world power and cannot help it and although at peace with the world, and secure in the conscious ness that the American people do not desire and will not provoke d war with any other country. we must be prudent and not be lulled into a sense of security which would possibly expose us to national humiliation. Our best course, there fore, is to insist on a constant inn provement in our navy and its main tenance at the highest point of eff
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thrilled by the memory of their com rades gone before-Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Harrison and Mckinley all sons of Ohio who left records reflecting glory upon their station. or that my sympathies with the valor and courage and patriotism of those who faced death in the coun- try's crisis are any less earnest and sincere than they would be had I the right to wear a button of the Grand Army or of the Veterans Association of any of our country's wars.
 THE NEGRO QUESTION.
 The republican platform refers to those amendments to the constitu tion that were passed by the repub- lican party for the protection of the negro. The negro in the forty years since he was freed from slavery has made remarkable progress. He is becoming more and more a valuable member of the communities in which he lives. The education of the ne- gro is being expanded and improved in every way. The best men of both races, at the north as well as at the south, ought to rejoice to see growing up among the southern peo pie an influential element disposed to encourage the negro in his hard struggle for industrial independence and assured political status. The republican platform adopted at Chi cago eXplicitely demands justice for all men without regard to race or color and just as eXplicitelN declares for the enforcement and without res ervation, in letter and in spirit of the thirteenth, fourteenth and fif- teenth amendments to the constitu tion. It is needless to state that I stand with my party squarely on that plank in the platform and be- lieve that equal justice to all men and the fair and impartial enforce ment of these amendments is in keeping with the real American spir- it of fair play.
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INCOM E TAX.

The democratic platform demands two constitutional amendments, one providing for an income tax and the other for the election of senators by the people. In my judgment an amendment to the constitution for an income tax is not necessary. l believe that an income tax when the protective system of customs and the internal revenue shall not furnish income enough for governmental needs, can and should be devised which under the decisions of the su- preme court will conform to the con StitutiOn
Arizona republican., 1908-07-29
ELECTION OF SENATORS

With respect to the election of sem ators by the people, personally l am inclined to favor it, but it is hardly a party question. A resolution in it's favor has passed a republican house of representatives several times and has been rejected in a republican senate by the votes of senators from both parties. It has been approved by the legislatures of many republican states In a number of states. both democratic and republican, substantially such a system now prevails.
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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-27

years is entitled TO possession of IL.
Tuesday afternoon following the
baseball game the remaining prizes
for the water sports were awarded
by Chairman A. p. Bicknell at the
Hill Crest, after which special prizes
were given. j. A. McGilvary of
Cambridge won a large looking glass
for the highest number of points for
men and boys in all events, his total
being twenty-five. The ladies' and
girls prize for the most points was
tied at Is by Miss Isabel wust OF
New York and Miss Sadie Penfield of
Springfield. In drawing for the win
ner. Miss Isabel wust took the prize
which was card receiver. Bellevue
was again the winner OF the hand
some cup, which was presented by
the Casco Bay Steamboat Co, this
making the second year IL has gone to
the Blue and Gold" Bellevue had
81 points, the Cottagers ~. Hill Crest
50. Summit House "a. Camp Peauoig
3. The Hamilton 1, and Orchard 1.
The tie In the mems obstacle race
was decided previous to the ball
game Tuesday. J. A. McGilvary.
Cambridge. Bellevue, won first In "a
seconds: n. W. Caldwell. Portland.
second. and r. Hill OF Athol. who was
second. went to third place. his point
counting for Camp Pequoig.
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Prizes.

Ladies' mailing contest. 1st prize.
silk umbrella, I'd prize, hand painted
PLAGUE. Boys so yard dash. LIST
prize. Tennis racket. I'd. prize, cleo
trio pocket light. Boys all four race.
LIST prize. League base ball. End. fash
light. Mems upset boat race. 1st
prizes, package Of trouser holders. or
magnifying glass. I'd. prizes. bronze
paper cutter and paper weight. $50
foot swim for men, fst prize. fountain
pen. ID. magaphone. Pipe race for
men. lst prize. tobacco Jar. I'd, silver
cup. Mems obstacle race. LIST prize,
camera, I'd. necktie. Girls sack race.
1st prize. silver buckle. I'd, silver salt
and pepper shakers. Girls so yard
dash. 1st prize. tennis racket. I'd, fir
pillow. Ladies' shoe race LIST prize,
picture Lost Trail" I'd. book for
addresses. Boys dash In water
LIST prize necktie, I'd. baseball bat.
Boys so foot swimming race. LIST prize.
fishing rod. I'd. mitt. Boys obstacle
race, LIST prize base ball,
I'd. camera. Mems bag race
LIST prize. case of coat hangers, I'd.
necktie. Ladies' barrel race, LIST
prize. picture. 3D., needle book case.
Mems dress up swim, LIST prize.
pocketbook, I'd necktie. Women and
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HAMILTON VILLA,
Chebesgue Island. Ne.


(see adv. in another eolumn.)
Miss Sadie Hyman. Montreal
Miss Louise Pope, Quebec
Miss Julia Mccormack.
Germantown
Germantown
Miss J. p. Hardie. Ottawa
Mrs. Alfred Doran. waltham
Genevieve Doran. Waltham
Miss Edith Tones. Brooklyn
Philip III. Caldwell. Beverly
Miss III. Grace Mark. Br'kiyn
Miss Edna +. Mark. Br'kiyn
Miss Emily y. spoener.
Miss Mary L. spooser.
Mrs. D. Laurie. Quebec
Miss Emily Frazer. Quebec
Stephen ID. Adams & W,
Roekiand
Miss Grace 4. Kneen. Month
Theodore II. Nye &w"
Worcester
G. Herman Bisler. Phiia.
Rufus Minor. Montreal
Miss Lucy Pettee. Chelsea
Miss a. {. McIarcn. Ottawa
Miss Ella Robbins. Phiia.
Miss Annie Christensen. Phil
=. NJ Partridge x w.. Gardner
Miss Evelyn Partridge. Gdner
". l.. Crosby X ". Gardner
Miss Fannie Crosby, Gardner
Mr.. Park K w.. Gardner
Miss Katherine r. Crcmin.
Dorchester
Marxaret Burke X e.. Dor.
Mar Rourke. Dorchester
r. W. Reyes 4 W. Springfield
Mrs. Cremin < d.. Dorchester
katherine =. Tones. brooklyn
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girls 90 foot swim, LIST prize, Royal
china set (three pieces), ID. tea Dot
stand. Bowling, Gentlemen's prizes.
SILK umbrellas; Ladies, choice hand
painted fruit dish or silver Jewel
case, I'd prizes, gentlemen's fancy
pocket knives, ladies', choice of bottle
OF perfumery or silk scarf. women's
relay race, winners of first place had
the choice Of linen doilies or fancy
dish and pitcher, I'd. prizes. four books
TO the winners. Women's obstacle
races, LIST prize. picture. I'd. pillow.
Boys bag race, LIST prize catcher's
mitt. I'd. fash light Special prize
for the gentleman securing the Iarg.
est number of points in all events. a
gold bronze shaving glass and for the
lady receiving the largest number OF
points silver comport.
Committees.
General Committee, President. A.
p. Bicknell, Boston, Mass. secretary
DR.. j. II. Libby, South Weymouth:
treasurer, F. A. Merriam. Portland:
John w. Hoben, Springfield. Mass:
DR.. w. II. Briard. Boston Mass: f.
ID. Harrison. Irvington, ". j.: e.
9. Johnson. Brookline. Mass: w. ..
Parker. Dorchester Mass: Rev. John
Hutchinson, Arlington, n. j.: Walter
z. Rogers, Dorchester. Mass: Henry
w. Caldwell, Portland. Me.
Referee. Capt. f. b. Howard. AL.
bany. ". Y. Official Scorers. Clarence
n. Lunt. John s. Crowley and Harold
w. Goodwin. Judges: George r.
Faucet. Stamford. Conn. Ed.
Z. Bender. Brooklyn ". Y:
George Myers, Boston, Mr.. Kenyon
Westfield, Mass: George r. Taft.
Allston, Mass; o. r. Sage. Jr.. BIOS.
ton, Mass: Walter G. Rogers. Bos-
ton; O.. A. Waters. Boston: Nelson
G. Newell and Chesley ID. Harris.
Springfield, Mass. Committee on Sc
curing prizes, Miss Ida A. Draper.
Boston; Mrs. r. ID. Harrison. Irving.
ton, ". J. and Mrs. r. a. Merriam.
Portland, Me. The ladies' deserved
great credit for the judgment shown
In securing over sixty prizes.
Notes Of the Field Days.
Kodaks were plenty: what a souve-
mir some Of those photos will make.
The dog fight In the forenoon was
not on the program. The winner
bing. ''1'
Uncle Ben and Aunt Sarah tuam.
iitonD were present and enjoyed the
Gays games. May they be with us
for many years to come.
CONTINUED on Page s.)
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SEASIDE & COTTAGE.
BaileY's Island Ne

Mrs. r. z. Cram. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Edmund y. Giiehrist. Phiia.
w; w, Gilehrist, jr, & W,
Philadelphia
Mrs. =. F. Waite, Metuehen
Miss II. ". Muiford.
Bridgeton. ". d.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Partridge.
Newtonvilie
Harold r. Cram. Boston
Mrs. Louisa A. Buchanan.
Mrs. 4. H. LonsfeIiS 800 { $.
Mrs. T.. y. Munroe. ". y
Miss Viva Munroe. ". Y.
Miss May Munroe. ". Y.
Mrs, a. r. Flint. Oakland. Cal.
W. w. Ciichrist X W. Phila.
New Britain
Miss ;. r. Beaman. Phila.
DR.. VIM. X. buchanan & W..
Washington
VI ". Armstrong. 81. Louis
r NJ johnson < W. Chicago
Miss Johnson. Chicago
Miss Helen johnson, Chicago
Miss VI. T. Dowd. Brooklyn
Miss Mary r. Lee. Richmond
Miss L. r. Bustick. Richm'd
Mrs T.. Fiemer. Washington
Carl Flemer. Washington
Frank Osborne x ".
Tarrytown
Miss Sara Mott. Richmond
Miss {. A. Howard.
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AUcocISco HOUSE,
Cliff Island Ne

Snh ASl2n0. NE.
Mrs. X. B. Bachelor. Propr.
<See adv. in another column. }
Miss n. ii. Paine. Richmond
Miss S. T. Murdoch. Baltimore
Miss Louise Clark
Miss Elizabeth Ii. 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. Sehermerhorn < W..
Mrs. U. d. Sinclair. y. Y.
Miss Ludwig. BROOKLYN
Mrs. Richard Kimbali. BALTIC.
Miss Charlotte Kimball. /"
Miss Kath. Il. Jones. BALTIC.
Kew. r. a. NJ. Brown. VIZ d. q.
Baltimore
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Keller. Baltimore
Mrs. Geo. a. Fleming. Baltic.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming. :.
Chester Turnbull * W.. Balti.
Frank Robinson * W.. Port.
Miss Mary Caswell. Wellesley
Rev. John Bows Hills. DID,.
X W.. Oil City. Pa.
Miss Adiana Hills. Oil City
Samuel X. Limerick. Phila.
Mr.. Whitman X W.
Germantown
MN. d. Kurtx & E..
Miss Ross. Germantown
Miss Knight, Germantown
Henry ID. Williams. y. Y.
Miss A. Carroll Williams. NY.
Mrs. Richard Pairo. Wash.
III. III. Gilkyson. yr..
PhoeniNville
y. $. Carr x W.. San Antonio
y. F. Sague X W.. N-Hamburg
DIR. Geo. \. Fleming. BALTIC.
Il. r. HAZEL x w. Summit
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cAsco BAY HOUSE,
Long Island. Ne.

Shss- +. Cushing. proprietor
w. Cornell Demarest. Passaic
r. r. Dcmarest, Passaic
Miss J. r. Demarest. Passaic
DIR. r. III. {. Demarest & w.
Passsic, ~. y.
Miss r. NJ. Hanna, w'mount
III. w. Sweeny. W. & d.. Mont.
;. Morton. Montreal
Miss F. l.. Aurbach. Brooklyn
y. III. Cornell. W. * d.. Mont.
Kenneth Hanna. Westmount
Alfred Lang. Westmount
Miss Florence Mann. Montreal
Miss Susie Robertson,
westmount
Miss Ida Lindamann. Phiia.
Mrs. w. II. Simpson. Mont.
Kitty VI. Robbie. Montreal
VI. Lynch Stanton.
Hamilton. Ont.
Miss A. +. Kerr, Montreal
John a. Kerr. Montreal
a, w. Macdonald. Montreal
Mrs. Barnston. Montreal
g.. Luckhurst x w.. Montreal
Ethel NJ Blake. Belmont
Albert T.. Blake. Belmont
Miss Annie MeRobie. MoutrI
Geo. r. Adams X W. Nashua
y. r. Beai 4 W., Everett
W. J. Koran & W.. BOSTON
Miss Sadie Stevens. Brsin;ree
Miss Edith Nesbitt.
5. Weymouth
W. A. Rouiston. Montreal
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wooDBINE & COTTAGE.
Bailev's Island Ne

Mrs. II. s. Sinnett. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column }
Miss Mary G. King. Boston
Miss Henrietta Fraser. y. Y.
Miss Peggy Sylvis, Phila.
w. $. Bliss, Worcester. Mass.
Miss a. NJ. Hornsey. Melrose
Mrs. NJ. a. Martin & d..
~ Larehmont Manor
Mrs. VIM Bunting. Ir.
Mrs. F. v. Blunt. Brooklyn
Miss Blunt. BROOKLYN
Miss Fife Blunt. Brooklyn
James Bunting & W., Flushing
III. III. Hilton & W.. Boston
Miss NJ. A. Pittaway. Merlose
Geo. l. browne. Worcester
Mrs. +. w. Strong. y. Y.
Miss Virginia Strong. y. Y.
Mrs. Ida O.. Ward. Newark
Aaron Ward. Newark
Mrs. r. NJ. White. Elizabeth
Miss Agnes NJ. Sweeney. NY.
Mrs. Adele Sweeney. y. Y.
Mrs. W. Maxwell Andrus. NY.
Ella Garretson, y. y.
y VI. Garretson. y. y.
Mary Ella Case. y. Y.
r. W. Fowler < W.. Phila.
Frances y. Marrett. Standish
~ dncy y { RUNNER. Phila.
Mice NJ. Pierce. Newark
Startcn p'eicc. Newark
DIR. Jane Lester Kift. Phila.
Geo. w. Taylor. Newark
Mu:. Bunting. Jr.. Brookline
Herman \. Suffer. Union Hill
Edward r. Gonzalez. 80
Mrs. Leon Gonzalez.
III. X. Ward. Newark
Eth,i VI. Ward. Newark
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE.

Walter c. Rogers. Manager
(See adv. in another column
F. A. Merriam & W.. Portland
Mary III. Hargraves. Natick
Bessie La Mont. Lynn
Joseph McGilvary. Cambridge
Frank Murphy. Springfield
VIM Cummings. Springfield
VIM. Royce, Springfield
Joseph Sullivan. Springfield
;. Young. W. < T.. Newton
John T. Comerford. Brookline
Edward Warfield. Worcester
q. NJ. Lawrence. Worcester
Marion MacMurrav. Provi.
Mildred Richards. Lynn
Ida L. Carson. Pawtucket
Carrie b. Johnson. Pawtucket
Mabel Capwell. Providence
Anna Aylesworth. Providence
NJ. Grace Miller. Pawtucket
Mrs. Claire Raymond. Lynn
Henry w. Caldwell. Portland
Frank V. Fowler * W.. Phila.
Frank Packard * W.. Mattapan
Jane Mclaughlin. Phila.
Fred III. Hayn < fam. washn.
Arthur NJ. Godfrey. Boston
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Baileys Island, Ne.

n. +. Johnson. Proprietor
Mrs. Matte Grady. New York
Master Taylor. New York
Anna NJ. McMaster.
Pittsburz. Pa.
Mrs. c. II. Hitchcock. Boston
Caroline X. Raphael. Br'kiyn
Maud p. Seaton. Auburn
Marion n. Sibley, Auburn
Linnie r. Keep. Auburn
Annie r. Sprague. Worcester
;. r Matthews, " * d.,
New Haven
Mrs. WIN. Penneil. Brunsw'k
Miss Sarah Pennell.
Miss ". J. Hewin. Brookiine
Mrs. Fred Spauiding & d.,
Lancaster
Alletta veghte. Som1. u. y.
Emma l. Johnson. waterviiie
Carolyn Rittcnhouse. Wash.
Gertrude VI. Cheney.
Worcester
Ethel G. Howe. Worcester
Fila a. KEENAN,. Worcester
Marion l.. Chamberlain.
Worcester
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II. z. Jennison. Fitchburg
i. Costello Johnson. y. Y.
!. ~ Richardson. Phila.
Miss n. F. Morse, Gardner
W. q. Goldsmith * W.. ". Y.
v. q. Barnard & W., Lowell
Miss Mice Barlow. Fitchburg
g w. Conant X W.. Gardner
y u. Barnard * w.. ". Y.
Miss Stanley. Lowell
Mrs. VIM. G.. Wood. N.Bedfd
7. r. Williams & w.. Buffalo
Miss Elinor Herlihy. Bangor
Mrs. !. y Murphy. Bangor
John l.. Gibney * W.. Phila.
Mary Z. Hickey. Phiia.
Mrs, Thomas Nichols. PhiIa.
VI. l.. Schlesinser. ". Y.
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SUMMIT HOUSE,

SUMMIT HOUSE,
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Mrs. G. ~. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. in another column.)
Miss Julia +. Chapman. Prov.
Mrs. Geo. X. Faucett,
Geo. r. Faucet. "
Eliza III. Faucet.
David Harvey & W.. N.Grafton
Florence ;. Harvey. N.Grafton
Annie NJ. Haven. Lynn
Mrs. Martha w. Howell.
w. y. Parker & w.. D'chester
Kenneth & Howard Parker.
Dorchester
Gladys Parker. Dorchester
n k. Jackson & W.. Maiden
Frances {. Jackson. Maiden
%. r. Jackson. Maiden
f. ID. Harrison & w..
Mary Hoasland. Somr. 4. ].
Bertha l.. Stewart. E Orange
w. l.. Hawly. Dorchester
y. Holcombe. Wash.
Frances p. West. Boston
Katherine NJ. Demo. Boston
Cora NJ. Peters. Fitchburg
Nellie q. Smith. Medford
Edward III. Howard x W..
Norma Fox. Chelsea
l. Maude Goodwin. Lynn
Miss Marie Howard. Albany
Grace ID. Stewart. r. Orange
Mary y. Aver. Pawtucket
Bessie y. Grant. Providence
Eleanor l.. Blakeley. Boston
Margaret l.. Blakeley. Boston
\. w. Hastings. Boston
F. Il. SHELTON x W., Roslindale
Margaret SHELTON. Roslindale
y. r. Chappell. Phila.
Miss r. NJ. Cook. Prov.
y. l.. Davis. Newark
Ida NJ. Eadie. Dorchester
Mrs. Gladys +. Fillebrown.
Boston
Mrs. L. NJ. Goodwin. Lynn
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hitchings, Lynn
Charlotte NJ. Head. Boston
g. X. Faucet X W.. Stanford
Sidney X. Blakeley X W.. Bos.
Mrs. w. II. Abbott. Roxbury
y. II. Sayles * W.. Providence
r. {. Bender & W.. Brooklyn
Elsie NJ. Cook. Fall River
Eleanor l.. Haynes. Worcester
Nellie !. Wharton. Worcester
Florence {. Cook. Worcester
Mrs. I. ID. Gotshall X $.
Newton
Blanche +. Bryant. Spencer
y. II. Taylor x W.. Montreal
Mrs. VIM. y. Etnyre. Oregon
I. NJ. Haring. Chicago
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
Bsiiev's Island Ne

w. d. Crafts. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column. }
w. G. Sawyer. Portland
Rev. c. r. Burroughs.
White River Jet. VT.
Mrs r. r. Waite. New Jersey
WIN. Gardner. Haverhilf
Thos. z. Cunningham.
Cambridge
a. NJ. Harlow. Cambridge
w. ID. Ouint & W.. Boston
G. III. Liseom & W.. ". Y.
Miss VI. A. Liscom. ". Y.
Mrs. II. a. Randall. Brunsw'k
I " Barber < W. Woreester
Edward Kp;-'. Phila.
2 F'; 3. s sisl., /S SR'sss' rnlla'
Mrs. ". p. Bennett. Pittsb' IN
Geo. w. Allen. Summit
Miss NJ. r. Sproat. Chillicotte
Miss Emily w. Martin.
s. IT, DeNike & w.. Montreal
Paul Sheldon n W., Hartford
Miss a. X. Gorham. hampton
Mrs. Lincoln Fighter.
Miss Anne NJ. Nolen. Phila.
Miss Mary r. Pulley. Phila.
+. l.. Snedeker & W.
r. Orange
Miss Ina ". Snedeker.
r. Orange
Ralph ". Sherry. Troy
g. A. Berry. Lewiston
Miss r. Grace Norhis.
Miss Eva c. Durie. scranton
Miss Cora VI. Decker.
". Fay Smith n g.
w. z. Brown, Chicago
Mrs. 8. r. Susan, Washn.
Miss Alice Susan. Washington
w. b, Fiske 4 w. Spr'gheid
Miss J. Gregory. washin zton
Add Seaside 4 Cottage 80.
". c. smith Il W.. Worees,er
Miss Daisy Z. H 4,
Bernice W. Chester6eld.
Worcester
Miss HARRIET s. Putnam.
Worcester
Miss Eleanor VI. Libby.
Bennington. We.
e., Y. Twiss, Columbus, q.
Miss Pearl Burdinc, Washn.
Irene Burdine. Washington
Frank T. Osborne 4 W.
Crofon on Hudson. NY.
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ROBINHoOD INN.
Baileys Island. Ne.
i. e. Massey. Proorietor

- - esSys EtSPhtctok
II. B. Massey. Haverford, Pa.
+. LOOMS, w.& E., Montreal
Miss Barber. Montreal
William Power. Brookline
Margaret Power. Brookline
Ethel b. Power, Brookline
Marjorie Rolfe. Brooklinc
Gladys NJ. Roife, Brookiinc
Mrs. Henry Aikenhead.
New Rochelle
Mrs: James Balm. Toronto
Prof. James w. Balm. Toronto
Mrs. E. o. Saltmarsh.
Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Mercedes Saltmarsh.
Pensacola. Fla.
Miss Lola Tate. Washington
Lewis Foster, Jersey City
Miss Florence Harmon. y. Y.
NJ. A. Griffiths * W.. y. Y.
Miss Henrietta o. Ames.
Miss Mabel w. Chaplin & m.
Somerville
Miss Agnes Maeomber & m.
Newton Centre
Mrs. a. r. Chaplin. Somerville
Miss NJ. w. Chaplin,
Mrs. ". VI. Kress. Brooklyn
Mrs. VIM. Macomber.
Newton Centre. Mass.
Miss Agnes Macomber. "
Miss L. A. Cole. Cambridge
Miss y. r. Swain. Cambridge
A. c. LaMonte, W. * 8.
Scranton
John Izat, Brooklyn
Henry A. Aikenhead..
New Rochelle
Rev. A. T. Arkin. Phila.
Miss r. y. Hooker. Spring'ld
T. ID. Cochrane * W.. y. Y.
Mrs. Coffin, Newark
Miss Ruth Coffin. Newark
Mrs w. y. Barber. Elizabeth
Miss VI. a. Barber. Elizabeth
Miss Frances o. Smith. :"
Miss s. NJ. Mott. y. Y.
Mrs. r. Mellen. Middleton
Gladys o. Mellen. Middleton
Mrs. Spaulding. Lowell
Miss Harriet Spaulding.
Mrs. ID. G.. LOOMS.
Sherbrooke. Can.
Roy Foss, Sherbrooke. Que.
w. +. Page. Lincoln
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
Chebeague Island. Me.

Mrs. Selden Hill. Proprietor
CSee adv. in another coiumn.)
Gale Stearns. Washington
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