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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

yachtsman. The Stones may be here
for short visit this summer.
The Leighton & Hills cottage. No.
2. has been rented to Philadelphia par
ties.
Mr.. E. F. Bailey, the veteran cot
tager from Cumberland Mills, has ar
rived and will superintend the rem
tai Of his three cottages as usual.
Mr.. w. c. Gage of Somerville.
Mass, will arrive at Overlook cottage
about July first. Richard T. Snow of
Somerville will have Bay Clif for Au-
gust.
Alonzo s. Cobb, the well known ad-
yertising man of the Maine Central
r. r., has been seriously i'll at his
summer home here for nearly three
months. Mr.. Cobb came down to
spend few days and was seized with
a severe attack of rheumatism from
which fever developed He Is recov-
ering nicely however and is about a
little at present. DR.. L. L. Hale
OF Chebeague was called early in the
case and has given 1t his personal at
tention. We hope to see Mr.. Cobb
in his usual vantage point. the pilot
house OF the steamer. soon.
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charming cottage, the Breakers. :"
MI. Streuh Is In the silk manufacture
ing business In New York, and Is TAX
Ing short vacation. He has been
at Sebago Lake on a fishing trip for
the past few days. While there he
landed a ten pound salmon.
Misses Elsie N and Myrt:e n.
York were Writing their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. York, Saturday and
Sunday, May %. 80. They had as
guests. Miss Mel Sawyer of Sherman.
Me-. and Miss Ola Hatch of Wells. All
the young ladies are In attendance at
Westbrook Academy
We wish to acknowledge our thanks
to principal Guy Walter Weymouth
Tor invitations to the graduating exer-
| cises Of the class OF Bailey Island
grammar school. 1909. Friday evening.
June % at s p. m, at the chapel. Ad-
mission will be by cards.
Mr.. Leander Mason Of Mechanic
Falls, Me-, is here at his cottage at
the East end Of the island. He is ac-
companied by his brother from Provi.
dence. r. 1. Mr.. Mason has made
some improvements on his cottage
and has painted the same.
Joseph NJ. Stetson of Wayne. Me. g.
arrived on the island last week to &C.
cept his usual summer occupation
with his uncle James G.. Stetson at
his ice cream parlor
Summer furniture. that is our
specially. We have what will please
you for the cottage, r. s. Davis Co.,
Portland, adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha TolmAn of
Worcester, Mass, arrived here last
Thursday. and are occupying the
Overlook" on Summer Hill. Their
daughter. Mrs. Everett Wallace and
two children, also of Worcester, are
visiting them for the summer. They
will stay until Sept. or later.
Mr. c. d. Perkins of Warren.
Mass. opened his cottage Thursday.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. George Miller
will arrive Saturday for an extended
sojourn.
Buy cottage furniture of R. S. Da-
Wis Co., Portland.-Adv.
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Ocean View Hotel.
BAILEY ISLAND HOUSE SOME
WHAT ENLARGED AGAIN.

Outlook for Summer Promising, w. D.
Crafts, the Proprietor, Says.
The surf and breakers of Bailey Is
land are the point Of attraction for
thousands. None of the charm of the
sea-girt isle taken away from the
guests who make the Ocean View
Hotel their home, for 1t is situated
well, has a broad outlook on all sides
and its table is renowned far and wide.
Proprietor w. ID. Crafts will never
allow his table to be surpassed ana
Holsters, clans, fish, ETC., are always
served fresh from the sea.
This season a little work has been
done on the third floor of the main
house. giving two more sleeping
rooms. The roof has been raised and
extra windows put in so that these
rooms will have two windows each.
There is fine outlook on the ocean
from most of them and they are sure
to be pleasant. The veranda roof Is
being sheathed underneath, some
painting has been done and altogether
the Ocean View is looking in spick-
span shape for the opening of 1909,
which will be this week. There are
already a small group of boarders in
the house. meals being served in the
small dining room.
Mr.. Crafts is recovering from a
slight illness and is about the house
and grounds giving the improvements
his superintendent.
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Msrriconsag House.
HOUSE AT SOUTH HARPsWELL
OPENS SATURDAY.
Pierce & Anderson Are Proprietors.

Pierce & Anderson Are Proprietors.
The Merriconeag House will open
Saturday, June IL and its incompara-
bic location will attract the usual
large patronage this season. The
change in management will doubtless
be OF benefit as to strist attention to the
wants of guests as the new proprie-
tors, Messrs. Pierce and Anderson
are men who are not afraid to person.
ally assume the tasks which daily
arise in the summer hotel business.
The hotel is in the best of condition
and a number of early guests are to
take quarters there the last OF the
month. Shore dinners will be served
daily, after arrival of the noon steam
er from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reichenpacn
of New York city and Mr.. George H.
Stevens Of the same city will be
among the July guests who are we'll
known here. Mrs. Henry w. Ken
nedy and Miss Kennedy will also be
here during the summer. as will Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Cummings, Mr..
Joseph Gildersleeve and son Nelson
and Miss Gildersleeve and many 9TH
ers who have made the Merriconeag
a summer home for a number of sea.
sons.
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cAsco BAY HOUSE.
LONG ISLANDS LEADING HOTEL
WILL OPEN JUNE IS.
Many Organizations are Coming to
This House for Their Outing.

Many Organizations are Coming to
This House for Their Outing.
The ever popular Casco Bay House
at Long Island will open for the en-
pertaining Of the summer tourists
Tuesday morning. June Is. For sew.
efai weeks past Mr.. Cushing has been
actively at work getting the hotel in
order for the seasons work Every
little detail has had his attention and
many Improvements have been made
that will add to the comfort of the
patrons. The grounds and grove
have been cleared Of all debris and
in the grove several new hammocks
are up for those who desire the COM
fort OF this cool spot. The applica-
tion list Is growing daily and among
them are several families who have
been regular sojourners for years past.
The clam bake house has the proud
distinction OF catering to more excur.
sionists than any other hotel in Casco
Bay. This year there is to be no ex-
ception to this rule for already sew
erai or the largest organizations in
this state and some from Massachu-
sets have arranged to spend their
days outing here. II has come to
be saying in Maine that no vaca-
ton Is complete without partaking OF
clam bake at Cushing's. Mr.. Cush.
ing will give his personal attention to
details regarding the management OF
the hotel and clambake and at the
hotel he will be assisted by Mr.. Fred
Whittenhagen Of Beverly. Mass. as
clerk and Mr.. John F. Conway OF the
same city will be in charge OF the
clam bake.
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WOODBIEE AND COTTAGE.
THIS POPULAR HOUSE AT BAL.
LEY'S ISLAND TO OPEN
SOON.
Many improvements Made and the
Outlook Most Satisfactory

Mrs. Humphrey S. Sinnett, proprie-
tor of the Woodbine and cottages,
whose advertisement appears else
where in the paper. is about ready for
the entertaining of the summer tour
lists who find Bailey's Island all they
desire for pleasant summer outing.
The Woodbine under the careful man.
agement of Mrs. Sinnett has for many
years been the headquarters for sew
eral Washington and New York fami-
lies. many of whom come each season
for extended outings. Tlis house
Is ideal in location, being situated at
the head Of Mackerel Cove, and with
out doubt the view from the piazza
here is unsurpassed on the island
The accommodations at the wcodbine
are ample. the chambers being large
and furnished in the most up-to-date
manner. The opening is announced
for to-day and ere July 1 there are
many guests expected for extended
sojourns. Mrs. Sinnett has always
conducted successful house and this
year gives promise Of even greater de-
served success.
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Bailey Island
The HustIinq Grocer.

l.. NJ. York, the hustling Bailey
Island grocer, Is laying in fine large
stock In every line to prepare for the
large volume Of summer trade which
he never falls to obtain. BY catering
to the wants Of summer tourists and
cottagers, Mr.. York has built up a
reputation second to none. He has
added several new features this spring.
and judging by his past success. bus
mess will soon be booming. Besides
groceries, Mr.. York carries several
side lines Of dry goods. small wares,
and general merchandise, and IL
would be hard to order anything which
ne could not supply. Being located
near the center OF the island. his store
Is conveniently located for almost all
the cottagers
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Robinhood Inn.
THIS POPULAR SUMMER HOTEL
WILL SOON OPEN FOR THE
SEASON.
Miss Massey the Proprietor will Per
sonaIIy be In Charge Of the Hotel.

Miss Massey the Proprietor will Per
sonaIIy be In Charge Of the Hotel.
Miss Julia Massey will open her
hotel, the cosy Robinhood Inn on
June Is. Her three fine cottages,
Spruce Lodge, Juniper and Barnacle
are also prepared for occupancy. Miss
Massey has made many improvements
this spring, and present indications
point to a very successful season.
For twelve years she has entertained
a discriminating class of guests, and
has always met with gratifying sue
cess. The location of the Inn and cot
tages on the east end of Bailey's is
an ideal one. Set among a thick
growth OF evergreens near the water,
the Inn Is one of the coolest spots on
the Bay. That Miss Massey's guests
always enjoy their vacation here is
attested by the. fact that her former
guests never fail to return year after
year for an extended sojourn.
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The Johnson.

II. r. Johnson, the proprietor OF
the above named summer boarding
house has been actively engaged the
greater part Of the winter months
making Improvements on his proper
ty. At the present time he has one
Of the best built and furnished sum
mer hostelries In Casco Bay. The
house has been thoroughly overhauled
and rebuilt giving seventeen fine
sleeping rooms, and two bath and
toilet rooms with running water in the
house. The dining room IL capable
Of accommodating forty people and
the finishings are the best. All the
floors in the chambers are hard pine
while the fnishings are Of cypress. Mr..
Johnson expects to have the house
ready for tourists June Is. Al
ready many have engaged accommo-
datfons.
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.
Popular House at Great chebeaoue to
be Opened this Month.

The Island View Cottage at Great
Chebeague Island will reopen this sea.
son about June 90. Mr. Lincoln r.
Hamilton will as heretofore take per
sonal charge Of his house and annex
and this assures patrons OF the high.
est quality OF service and food. The
Island View has always been well
patronized ard last August the rush
OF business was such that double the
capacity OF the house could have been
filled.
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SUMMIT HOUSE.
Mrs. Clinton NJ. Hamilton Has Every
thing Ready for Early Roardera.

The location Of the Summit House
at Great Chebeague Island has fire.
quently been commented upon as the
most slightly on the east end. The
buildings, for there are three houses
In the group. are separate. providing
cool and airy sleeping rooms entirely
separate from kitchen and dining
rooms. A large clientele of New
York. Springfield and New Jersey peo-
pie come here yearly and about half
the faces seen about the place in
summer are those of boarders OF pre-
vious seasons. The rooms In the
newest cottage are already all taken
for August and are letting readily for
July.
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
Comfortable Boarding House at Great
chebesave Island Made Success
Last Year.

The Central House at Chebeague,
which was so successfully conducted
By Mrs. Selden Hill last summer, has
been somewhat improved In anticipa-
ton or the coming season. Two
new rooms have been added TO It's
capacity by changes In the second
floor. The honse will be open By
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LAUNCH RAMONA LEASED.

The launch Ramona. owned by Cant
j. E. FAIR Of Portland has been
leased for the season to the u. q
Coast Survey. and is located at Fox
Island.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

July 1 for summer boarders and IL
already entertaining some guests In
Guiding Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown
OF Skowhegan and Mr.. Linscott OF
Aroostook.
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Emo no,s wt5n two minutes walk Of steamboat
easily made for fishing
all
$500 for
w. D. slandM Me
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Plenty Of Orders.

David p. Sinnett, the veteran boat
builder of Casco Bay has already
orders enough on hand to keep him
actively employed during the entire
summer months. At the present
time he has under construction a Cas-
CO Bay Hampton passenger boat, 24ls
feet over all with z feet 3 inch beam.
This craft is being built for speed
and 1t is the hope Of the builder to at
tain a speed of ten knots an hour. 1t
will have accommodations for thirty
passengers and will have modern APP
planes. In the repair yard he is
overhauling some Salisbury fishing
dories, the property Of the schooner
George H. Lubee, which sails from
Orr's Island. Mr.. Sinnett is agent for
the Lathrop and Hartford engines and
last week he installed a Lathrop FIVE
horse power engine in the pleasure
sioop owned by Capt. Alvin j. Hamil-
ton OF Chebeague Island.
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Ready for Business.

At Stetson's Ice Cream parlors the
finishing touches are being given TO
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CLIFF ISLAND.

Continued from first page.)
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Casco Bays
Leading
General
Store.
Woodbine e Cottage.
Mrs. II. s. Sinnett Prop.
Bailey Island, lie.


capable OF
with plenty osept1
and cconodate N~N'
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JAMES G. STETSON.
Bailey's Island Ice Cream ParIors.

Our
ders taken
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
A PLEASANT WAY
TO CURE CATARRH

Poor deluded vlctimsi
Continually sprinkling and spraying
and stomach dosing.
What are you doing Il for?
Trying 10 kill the catarrh germsf
Might just as well try 20 kill a cat
with fresh milk.
Sticking a piece Of chewing gum in
the upper left hand corner Of the right
ear would slaughter just as many
germs
You can't kill The germs that cause
cafarrh unless you get where they are
You can get where the germs are by
breathing Hyomei. the powerful yet
soothing antiseptic. which is prepared
especially to kill catarrh germs.
lust breathe it in, that's all. IL gives
joyful relief in five minutes II Is
guaranteed by Miller Drug Co. to cure
lcatarrh, or money back.
It is sold by leading druggists every
where. A complete outfit, including
inhaler. costs s1.OO. Extra bottles. soc.
Cures sore throat, coughs and colds.
Il take especial pride in recommend
ing Hyomei TO asthmatic sufferers, as
1 know by experience that 1t is a rem
edy that cures. / have not since using
Hyomei had any recurrence Of asthma
Mrs. VIM. Burton, Owosso. Mich,
June %. 1909.
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
TWO HELD FOR
MURDER OF WOMAN
DiSmembered Body Found in
a Woods Has Been lden-
titled

FALL RIVER. Mass, oct. 15.--
Charged with the murder of Amehe
St Jean. of Woonsockqt r. l.. parts
of whose dismembered body have been
discovered in the woods at Tiverton,
r.. l.. Wilfred Thibeault and Frank Hill
were arraigned in police court today
and held without bonds for appearance
on October 20.
Both Thibeault and Hll are married.
with families. Tho former has been
chauffeur here for Lawyer W. r. Full
Ter. IT., and tho latter some times posed
as a physician. IL was the discovery
of the name Prank Hill, Fall River
on the suit case in which the first por-
tions Of the dead girls body was found
which first directed suspicion to Hill
and his connection with Thibeault who
admits having been friendly with the
ST. Jean girl. resulted in his arrest.
Fully satisfied by tho partial identi-
dcation that the murder victim Is her
daughter. but yet wishing 10 make sure
Mrs. st. Jean arrived here today from
her Woonsocket home and at once de-
partde for Tiverton TO view the sec
tions Of the body already found. Late
dispatches from Tiverton say that the
head Of the murder victim has not yet
/ been recovered.
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
TERMS wall sIRggT usEs.

% a man buys $1,000 worth OF bonds.
pays tho money for them, locks them up
/ in his safe-deposit box ana waits for the
interest. that is making an investment
says L4pplncotts Magazine.
If he orders $1,000 worth OF bonds
bought for his account. puts up 1900 as
collateral and then sits around for the
bonds 10 60 up, that Is trading on q mar
gin.
II he meets pretty girl. falls in love
with her. finds out that she has ST.
100000 in her own right. gets witnesses
TO prove that she has n fine disposition
and is a good housekeeper; in short.
gathers all the evidence beforehand that
she viii make an ideal wife, why. that
is gambling.
II ne enters politics from disinterested
motives sees a rotten condition, makes
up his mind to reform Il. makes no com.
promises with anybody, stands on his
merits. fights an honest fight. wins, puts
his reform through and theI. sits around
and waits to see It become a permanent
one-that's speculation.
II he marries poor girl and she diss
and leaves him with four children, and
he marries another poor girl and she
does and leaves him with four children.
and he marries another poor girl and
she dies and leaves him with four chill
dren, and then the children grow up and
he calls them together in his old age, and
says: Don't worry, boys and girlsi
when was young was cute enough 20
save up some cash so that could take
care OF myself all right without calling
ON you. Now ! don't need any Of you,
so you can all run right along and be
good a sure thing.
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
PROBLEM OF MOVING
SUPPLIES IS SOLVED

one Of the Results OF the Mimic War
In Massachusetts.
The maneuvers in Massachusetts,
had their predicted educational re-
suits This applies not only TO the
troops actively engaged in them, but
also to those officers OF the army gen.
ersl staff and the supply departments
who use this opportunity TO apply In
the field, under actual service condi-
tions. plans which they had previously
perfected on paper, says the New York
Times. So whether or not General
Tasker II. Bliss and his invading army
ate their Saturday dinners In Boston
| the military gleanings from the cam
/ paign were many, diverse and valu.
able. b.
In the old days Of our army, befor'
the birth of the general staff, the
supply departments and staff corpl
were independent of one another and
| the line OF the army. There was no
department which was more neglected
from within and without than the
1 commissariat. The least showy of
them all. il received. likewise. the
least attention. Congress, military
experts and the public knew little and
cared less about the arnly's food in
the field and the manner Of its sup
ply. The creation and organization Of
the army general STAFF changed all
that.
General Bliss succeeded I'm doing
something never before achieved either
IN real or mimic war in this country
or in any other. He moved his base
OF supplies with him every day. Every
organization in his army received It's
rations almost as soon as It was pre-
pared TO make camp, regardless OF how
far it had advanced into the enemy's
/ country. BY moving his base with
[ him daily. General Bliss left his rear
untrammeled by long lines Of COM
munication that would have 10 be
/ zealously guarded and whose inter-
ruption spelled defeat Through the
/ employment Of motor trucks for bring
/ ing up the commissary and quarter
master stores on a carefully devised
schedule-Which must have taken
! months OF hard work az the Arms
War Coliege-General Bliss accom-
plished this task. His army had nc
rear.
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
BOMB EXPLOSIONS
IN BARCELONA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HENDAYE. France. oct. 15-Reports
reached here to-day Of fivo bomb ex-
plosions in Barcelona. A number OF
persons are said 10 have been injured
in the explosions, which occurred dur
ing the almost continuous rioting Of
last night and early this morning.
Serious rioting is also said TO have
taken place in Madrid but the gov
ernments censor has cut of all means
Of learning the true state Of affairs
IN the capitol.
Evening journal., 1909-10-15
REARREST IN
MURDER CASE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DETROIT. Mich. Oct 15--Dr. George
A. Fritch was to-day rearrested In con-
nection with the death and butchery
Of Maybelle Millman. the parts OF
whose body were found in Ecorse creek
early last month. Tho police are hold
ing him in seclusion until his arraign-
ment later. when IL is thought he will
be charged with either manslaughter
or murder I'm the second degree. Prose-
cutor Van Zile said to-day he does not
hope TO press a charge OF first de-
gree murder.
As the result OF the story told by
Chauffeur Leach. who says he drove
Fritch TO the bridge with three sacks
supposed TO be the ones containing tho
unfortunate girls dismembered body,
Detective Captain Mcdonald declares
Fritch has lost his air OF confidence.