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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-22
COURT MEMBERS
RETURN HOME
COMMISSIONERS MOORE COR;
pRAYsYISITsTp OWNS I'M 9th
X. ER STATES.

as Commissioners tC. II. Moore md w.
e. Cordray returned last night from q
tour through southwestern Pennsy1Ta-
MIA and eastern Ohio where they visit
ed the county towns of Ailegheny and
washington counties of Pennsylvania
and Stark and Summit counties. Dnfo.
The commissioners visited these towns
lin snrfier to e get better ideas about
building the news county jail Tley
found great iails ut ]Plttsburg AMI
Washing Pa. At Akron, Ohio the
commissioners found o. good jail but
there was little for them to see at
Canton. Canton is in need of a new
fall and Stark county is now little
further on with It's plans for$n new
jail tnnn Marion; county is. The COM
missIoners of Stark county will give
the local commissioners all the assist
ance! In regard to- plans that they can.
IA copy of their plans will be sent
| mere. One OF the features OF the new
jail planned for Canton Is the screw
lock for the cells. This plan for lock-
ing cells may be used here. R.TG
Washington hns jail that CORE
spends with Its Courthouse which is
ss1l to be the finest in the United
States. s The commissioners. were
pleased with the plan OF this prison.
TIE finishing OF the inside gave them
some new ideas. Ideas that Will save
| In construction and add to the
strength and. convenience Of theEt
The Washington county jail Is away
ahead OF amy of the iails In towns
near Fairmnnt.
The commissioners are we'll pleased
With their, little jaunt into the neigh.
|bnring Stntes and return feellnE that
their visit will be a great benefit to the
people of the county. 4
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Heavy \! Cargo
OF FREIGHT WAS CARRIED BY
THE WOODWARD WHICH Ar s
RIVED LAST NIGHT. h,

The I. C. Woodward came In last
night with more than her usual mum.
Der of passengers. The boat also had
On m unusually large cargo OF freight
for the business people OF this city.
There wns a large consignment oi
pipe for the Hope Gas Company which
was shipped from Pltts5urE by boat.
The pipe was unloaded mt Opekiska.
!. Next week tho boat will leave tho
local wharf on Wednesday evening af.
ter the freight has been unioaded to
convey large excursion out oil
Brownsville to sMorgantown and return
on Thursday. This excursion will in.
cIude all the hotel keepers and their
families In Fayette county. Pa. A
splendid time Is expected for the c.-
cursionlsts and n profitable day Is
looked for by the packet company.
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THE DOCTORS AGREE
TWO Physicians Both, Agree on thu
New Scientific bandruff
Treatment.

la
DR., +. M. Powell. Of Spokane. Wash.
says: Herpicide hns given good snt'
lsfactIon In my family for dandruf.
DIR. w. G. Alt1n. OF Walla Wnlln,
Wash, says: II find Herpiclle all that
is claimed for 1t as n danlrlf cure. !
shall prescribe 1t. ,t5 Sc 81 y.
nandruff is n germ disease and you
can't cure 1t unless YOU kill Inc dan
drum germ: and You can't kill that un.
less you use Newbrn's Herplclde. tho
only preparation in the world that de
stroys! the parasites. A delightful hair
dressing; allays itching instantly:
makes hair glossy and soft rs silk. It
is n sure dandruff destroyer. Sold by
leading druggists. s1.00 bottle guar
nnteed. Send loo In stamps to The
Hcrplcide Co.. Detroit. Mich. for sam
pie. Cranes Drug Store. Fairmont
Special Agents. 2 tss:es,.i-
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TSO5 7elLS

"a. - ., ~. - .Jany,ynrtf,r,s
H. Z, = ri, = : =
a. i. -. a, 4,
,tis
'tl I 49,. ~
l1ans M y nsass
erine ley y p iol !. .iny
ia aG,us. a,9ns s %.nl.s Mrs Fsi5y
VIII sPsna seh ,,s.,, = NM ain !,
M a. ~. ..s,i. ari G;;,,,n
ttl.i ~. : : Ia, -. fs1Jr "a
Lhelr5 Jultn .
Gross H i'al y 81
MI. Jesse LeMasters Is qnite serious.
1y Iii at Ills summer nome at bnla,
Monongalla county. I,
Misses Fannie Robinson and kalh'
crime DOMAIN left this morning 1nl
|Wtnchester, plEslhla. !" l ilel y tiey VIZ
spend several weeks. 5s55.
Mrs. N. Steele. OF eMorganto%R anu
Mrs. Lot; Nc Clure.l or Mt Motifs, "a,
are In the city. tho guests OF NE anu
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W Onr farmers have laid heir corn by
and til cats crnp is being cut now. The
lfafmers are very than lrfuI for their
good crops. The good growing show
\ ers are placing dollars In the tarmeTst
pockets every "a ay.
There were four locations made on
Horner,a run Saturday for oil wells.
Two were made on the Joe Bartlett
lease one on, Mrs: Elders and one on
the Ben Nuzim farm. The closer they
come to our town the more excited the
people become. or course they are
Just like everybody else. We TIL ink we
nre In the middle or the pool but nc
cnriling to the wa the oil people do
business while vii dcattl ting, nobody
knows whit OBJ feet they have nsriew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon iBnice and danEh-
ter Beulah. OF Falrmpnt, were the
guests of Mr.. Rotcefs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs.GJ. p. Boice. Saturday and Sunday.
John "A. Russell and G. Nv. 5Harr
were called to .Fairnlont Saturday
evening to look after business affairs.
Messrs. Ben Corbin and Charles
Scrnnage.s of Santiago. were business
visitors in Fairmont Saturday
NJ. NJ. CIeliand and Aaron. Smell
were at Grafton Thursday. Il (
Mr.FJ. G. Nuznm was Mt CinrksburE
Friday. 80 s. 3l77 ~;
nfrssrs- Joe, Ashcrnft and Walter
Reed drove their matched team to
Fafrinont Saturday. e!
MessrE. Ed and Eska Core are haul
ing sand from Watson this week
Mr.J. C. Nuzum and family We're the
guests OF o. L. Rlnenart and family
Sunday. ~
Mr.. Will SHarr and family OF this
town were visiting Mr.. Harris sister.
Mrs. C. Il Reynolds. near Pruntytown,
| ono day this week.
Mr.. John A. Russell and wife and
Mrs. Dnthnne AshcrHft were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Humphrey
Sunday afternoons
The Children's Day exercises. which
was given at. the NJ. E. Church South
Sunday was managed by Erwin Hus.
tcnl.t The house was nicely decorated
and the hours service was enjoyed by
quite number of people from differ
nnt parts of the surrounding neighbnr-
hood. 49,.
Our young veterinary.sDr. Willis. ia
very busy. Hesis', having good success
In his practice. s5s s
|. On Monday the Hone Natural Gas
| Company drove the stake on top OF
the hill on what Is known as the Evan
Freeman farm, now In charge OF Jas
| Fl. Freeman. This well is near the
four on Hornnr's run ENTHUSIASTICALLY
! closer to our town. There is about
GO acres of land belonging to VIII
Harr and wife not under lease. The
land joins this farm.
@ J. THOMAS. II
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COURTHOUSE NEWS

James A. GiHin VS.. Melville B. Bart.
lett ct al, intermediate Court, In chan
Gerry; August rules. Hugh M. Martin
attorney for plaintif. Z
Flora B. Hawkins VS.. Albert C. Haw,
kins, intermediate Court, In chnncery:
August raics. w. NJ. Hess, attorney
for plaintiff.
Marshall j. Prtckett VS.. Cornelius B.
Frum, Intermediate Court, Injunction;
august. rnlcs. H.. N Ogden. attorney
for plaintiff.
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Married Last Evening g.

AIR. Camille Lambert and Miss Edna
Lambiottc. both Of this city. We're
united In marriage last evening by
Rev. W. J. Eddy. Mt the Dlptist par
sonaEc. The ceremony was performed
ut eight-thIrty o'clock and was wit
nesse,l by Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morris
and Miss T.ambIottr. Mrs. Morris and
Miss Lnmboitte are sisters of the
bri,lr. Both Mr. lambert and his bride
are popular among a wide circle OF
friends. nll of whom will join In con-
gFlinlaifons ani daest wishes. Nj.
and Mrs. Lambert will make their
home Mt l0I Ninth street. South Side.
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compnnying him on his tour OF the
State Since the Inauguration Of the
governor Mr.. MaIamphy has been sit
mated in the governors Office ut
Charleston. Through ais association
with the governor. Mr.. Ma1amply has
met many OF West Virginia s foremost
men. creating wide circle OF friends.
The bride Is we'll known MS one of
the most popular young ladies' OF the
city. She Is the second daughter or
the late DIR. Ell Marsh Turner. who
for several years was president OF
the West Virginia unirersity-Mor-
gantuwn Post Chronicle.
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Family Picnic.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. -E. Reed were host
and hostess yesterday ut delightful
family picnic which was held at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Berry Mt Ross
town. The picnic party numbered
about seventy-nvc. and included tho
members of the Reed family and their
connections In this vicinity and a few
especially invited friends A large hay
wagon was used to convey the mn1nr
fty of the family to the grove. though
several other conyeynnces We're also
used. The entire day was spent In the
grove near the Berry nome anil dinner
and supper were served beneath tho
trees. During the afternoon baseball
game was played which was greatly
enjoyed.
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Malamphy-Turner.

NJ. 7. Mntamphy, 7Jr.. of this city.
now In the office OF Governor w e.
Glnsscock ut Charleston. and MISS
Phoebe Turner were married tais
morning Mt IL o'clock ut the residence
OF the brides mother. Mrs. IL. Nj. TTir-
ncr. at No. col Jackson avenue, South
pnrk. The ceremony WINS PERFORMED
by Rev. c. j. Kluser In the presence
|of the immediate members or the Two
families Both the bride and groom
nrn we'll known lin Mnrgnntnwn and In
other cities OF the State. Mr.. Malam-
my wa sfor several years a student
In the law department OF the tnnirer-
sity. being admitted to, practice before
the MunongalIa county bar In 90i.
AT that time ne was In the Office of
Glnsscock G. Glnsscock. When Gov
ernnr Gl1sscock was nominated, Mr..
Ma1amphy became his secretary, nc.
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Kinu-BouuF1ner.

The wedding of Miss Lillian May
BouGlner and Mr.. Benjamin Walter
King will take place tomorrow even
ing. July 2e, at Z o'clock Mt the home
az Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. BoHganer. pa
rents OF the brlde-to-be. The cerc'
1nony will be performed by Rev. II.
G.. Stoctzer. of Fairmont. Tho bride
and groom will leave on the $40 train
for trip on the Great lakes. will
stop ut Niagara Falls. and go down
the ST. Lawrence. They also plan 10
visit Atlantic City. reaching here three
or four weeks after their departure.
They will be at home after August
17tn Mt 1871 Fayctte street, where Mr..
Kings parents are spending tine sum-
Post Chronicle.
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h Prehistoric Beliefs this the place
where girl fell into the water last
week and n man jumped In and saved
her. and then took her to his cave and
married her?
Prehistoric Man (nervously)--1 be
Iieve 1t is. but can't swim a stroke
Illustrated Bits.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOOL
ftrninn Associated Press. !

funinn Associated Prnss.l
EAST NORTHFTELD, Mass. July
ga snmuer school for Sunday
school teachers and women's foreign
missionary society workers wns open
ed here to-day. and has attracted hun
dre,ls OF visitors from all over t1e
country.
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In Society.
Complimentary to Miss Williams.

Miss Lillian WnnterbotFom enter.
tained n few friends last evening ut
her home with musicale. compliment
tlry to Miss Daisy Williams. who
leaves tonight for n visit OF a re-"
weeks ut Atlantic City and Charlotts-
Vile. Virginia.. Several OF the girl
friends of Miss Winterbuttom and Miss
Williams were entertainer and dc.
IIghtrul evening was spent. During the
evening delicious refreshments were
EnrYnl
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GRAND JURY
VIII Hear the Case Against Mike
Siadock. tas Y

Constable John S. Walker went to
Middleton last evening and placed
Mike Sladnck under arrest. Mike was
charged with slanderIng n woman OF
his town. He was taken before Justice
D. s. He1mlck. of the First ward. Mike
confessed. In default of bail. he was
taken: to the county jail to await the
action OF the grand jury.
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ENJOYABLE Outing.

A most enjoyable outing was held
yesterday at C0lfax by the Sunday
School OF the Presbyterian Church.
Fully one hundred people were in at
tendance and delightful day wns
spent In rowing. bathing and other de-
lightful ways. A baseball game be,
tween the men and boys OF the crowd
was much enjoyed. the boys tlefeatlnE
their older competitors by score Of
seven to five. At noon the contents OF
bonntifully prepared baskets were en-
jnyed beneath theatrecs surrounding
tho Nichols farm. The weather yes
terlay was ideal for picnic and mo
mnrricst kind of a time was enjoyed
by NIL. The crowd went to ColinS on
tho morning train and returned on NO.
Ef.
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THOMAS.

has been arranged for this recital and
those WIN appreciate the best In mll'
sic cannot AFFORD to miss this recital.
The following is the programme for
the evening:
Piano:
b Tristan and Isolde. 81 act.
Etlle. Forest Murmurs.
EtrItle. Witches Dance.
Spinning Song. Flying Dutchmln.
Rhnpsodle Hongsrolse, No. IL.
Violin. s-.
Andante, .Grlcg. III
Allegro. Grieg.t n g.
Serenade. Ord 80, !. sd.
Introduction and Dondo Capricisos.
Saint Seaus.
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Music Recital Tonight.

The compositions OF Llszt will be
rendered this evening at the Fifth
ward auditorium when Professor Law
renee and Professor Knspar Will mp,
pear here In the weekly midsummer
recital. A most excellent programme
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SUNDAY School Outino.

Tho Sunday School OF Christ Episco-
pal Church went to gcnlfax$this MORN
ing and arc spending the day mt TINT
tieiightfnl resort. Al large number OF
the school and It's friends are inaat-
tendance ut the picnic. Many plans
have been made for. making this out.
Ing a, most enjoyable AFFAIR." Tine crowd
will return hereTthls evening on No,
65. X II
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Aid Society Meeting

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Grace
Lutheran Church will meet Thursday
evening, July 90. Mt the home OF Mrs.
l.. Toilette, 100 Cedar street.
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sHAHALA: 5sel.f t,5s. " II - I
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BAILEY ISLAND.


end. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge are
here for an indefinite stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sleeper at the Rest
abit.
Mr.. F. H. Lovejoy. who Is on the
editorial stan Of the Philadelphia
Evening Times. arrived here Tues
day to spent two weeks vacation
as the guest Of Mr.. Xanthus Smith.
On Wednesday Of last week. Mr..
Xanthus and Mr.. George Smith or.
ganized a picnic to Small Point
Beach in their trim launch, Polly r.
s." In the party were: Miss Har.
riett Luckey Miss Molly Parker.
Mrs. Xanthus Smith and Miss Sue
Parker. They spent the day at
Small Point and went In bathing In
the surf which ran very high that
day. They returned In the latter
part Of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Holmes Of Glen
wood Springs. Colorado with their
daughters. Miss Carrie and Miss
Msylinne Holmes are at Mrs. NJ. E.
Tracy's cottage for the remainder Of
the season. With them for a two
weeks visit are Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
O'Connell Of Aver, Mass. Mr..
Holmes Is now editor Of the Daily
Avalanche" and the weekly Ava
larche Echo" at Glenwood Springs.
Mr.. Holmes was a Portland boy and
gained the start in his newspaper ex.
perience on the Press and the Ar
gus. He has made his home in Col
orado for thirty years. and, although
Glenwood Springs is famous resort,
he comes to Bailey this season for the
rest and quiet seclusion 1t affords.
Mr.. Ralph Sprague. the popular
Purser on the "Aucocisco" spent Sat
urday night and Sunday as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sleeper at
their cottage "Restabit."
Mrs. William NJ. Pennell of Bruins
wick. Me. and her daughter Miss
Sarah Pencil are at the Johnson
House for their fifth season. They
arrived last week and intend to stay
for the rest Of the summer.
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COMPLETE HOME EuRNIsHEas

One Of the best and most handily
situatde house furnishing establish.
ments in Portland is the store of T.
F. Foss & Sons. located at Monument
Square in the very business heart OF
the city.
The large new sign "T. F. Foss &
ons, Complete Home Furnishers,"
which has been attracting much mo,
tice, will surely serve as a beacon
for the stranger who is looking for a
thoroughly reliable place at which to
trade.
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REd|5T[ROF TOURISTS
Authorizations: ch.. child; d., daughter;
T., or FAM, family; o, son; W., wife.

Mrs w. X. Meikie. waltham
Miss Mary E-Mulvee. Roxbury
Miss Katherine v. Mulvee,
Roxbury
Mrs Margaret +. Donlan.
Dorchester
Miss Jennie Z. Doulan. =.
Mrs John ID. Cummings.
Worcester
Miss Jane M.wheeler.
Mrs {. II. Tisdaie. Roxbury
Mr.N Mrs.AM.Y Warrington * 5.
Brooklyn. n. y.
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RoBINHooD INN.
Bailey Island. Ne

Miss Z. Massey. .... Prop.
See adv. IN another column
Mrs. Geo. W. Morgan. Phil.
Miss Morgan. Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss katherine Morgan. Phiia.
Miss Anna g. Young. Garfield
las. ;. Young. Garfield. ". T..
Rev. +. A. McEiwain, W. & G..
Minneapolis
Miss Adele Nevins Robinson.
philadelphia
Miss Martin. Phiiadciphia
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Miss n. E. Swain. Cambridge
Mrs Ada F. Reed. n. Britain
Miss Ethel +. Reed. n. Britain
Miss Audubon. Salem. n. Y.
Miss Florence Audubon. Salem
C. CrcsSon Wistar. Phila.
Miss Elizabeth Naux wistar,
Philadelphia
Miss NJ. widmayer. y. Y.
Mrs. III. Marshall. Phila.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Love.
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Miss Florence Anderson.
wilkesbarre. Pa.
Mrs Charles Heath. y. Y.
Miss Margaret krentx.
Arlington. Mass.
Miss Mabelle NJ. Ford.
Cleveland. o.
Geo. A. Cotton &w.. Conway
Miss Aline Cotton. Conway
Miss l. NJ. Furber.
Wellesley Farms. Mass.
Mr.. Furber. Wellesley Farms
Miss Elizabeth II. Earl.
Morristown. ". v.
Mr.. Earl. Morristown. y. Y.
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Loring, Short & Harmon have
kodaks and Kodak supplies. This
IL new line this year and many are
taking advantage Of this firms abiI-
lily to offer the best at reasonable
prices.
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Eastman Bros. & Bancroft are Of
fering special sale prices on many
counters this week. There are big
mark downs on Suits, Dresses, Skirts
and Waists, Tub Dresses and Mill
merry.
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
ChAkAann Iala-A NJ

Mrs Selden Hill. Prop.
(See adv. in another column
Rev. DIR. Jas. T. Albion.
w. "a. X $. Portland
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AUcocIsco HOUSE.
Cliff Island.
ISLAND VIEW HOUSE.

Lincoln y. Hamilton. Prop.
Z See adv. in another coiumn.)
Mrs. r. y. Howell x son.
- Waltharl, Mass.
Mrs r. J Williams. Waltham
"A Southwict h w., Worcest'r
r. $. Eddy &w., Woreester
Miss Bertha Jacobs. Brooklyn
Miss L. VI. kummse. Brooklyn
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CLIFF COTTAGE.

Mrs. L. w. Southland. Prop.
See ADV. IN another column
Miss Anna Kelley. New York
Miss Theresa Kelley. ". Y.
Miss May Richardson.
New Rochelle. ". y.
Mrs. Jos. Whitaker Thompson.
Mont Clare. Pa.
Miss Josephine Thompson. {"
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MELROsE HOUSE.
Littlejohns Island. Ne
THE RocKMERE

Gilbert n. Hamilton. Prop.
see Adv. IN another column
Mrsi..C. Miller. New Rochelle
Miss J.. x. Miller. y. Rochelle
Prot r. Schwamb. ". x q.
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THE BAR.

The Saloon Is sometimes called q bar; that's
true
A bar to heaven, door to hell:
Whoever named Il. named Il well.
A bar to manliness and wealth.
door to want and broken health
A bar to honor. pride and fame.
A coori ain. ard grief and shame.
A bar u hope. bar to prayer:
door to darkness and despair.
bar to honored. useful life.
A door to brswling. senseless strife.
A bar to all that's true and brave.
door to every druukard's grave.
A bar to joys that home imparts.
A door to tears and aching hearts.
A bar to heaven. q door to hell.
Whoever named IL. named IL well.
BY st. Louis, Mo. business man,
who summers at Harpswell.
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House reconstructed IN
1903 Large Chambers
TIE best IN Casco Bay.
Bath room where quests
can en)oy . naIt water
beth- Excellent tabI~
With The best Of evsry-
tn1nl- Bhors dinners ser-
yed daily. Special atten-
IN 9iyen 70 orKnntxa<ions.
ete- Bowling ard pool IN
hceeL opsn June Is 70
RnS~s - ~~~rs~-H
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Cottage Lots.

There are no house lots better for
summer homes than those on the Lit
ueneld property. Great Chebeague
Island. Have you considered themr
Address A.. r. Lttleneld, Great Che
beague Island. Ne.
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Porteous, Mitchell 4 Braun Cos
pig store Is cram full Of bargains.
Almost every department II cleaning
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SEASIDE COTTAGE

Mrs. r. E Cram. Prop.
(See adv. in another column.)
Mrs.A.H.Longfellow & s., NY.
Miss Gertrude Partridge.
Newtonville. Mass.
rs.F.E.Longfellow, Wellesley
Edith Donald. Andover
Miss Annie B.Drake, worcest'r
Miss Adele Spooner. Springfield
Miss Mary E Spooner.
Harold F. Cram. Portland
\. y. highlander. Brooklyn
r. J. winn. 81. Louis
Miss +. r. Kingsley. Phila.
F, NJ. Cooke < W.. Springfield
Miss Christina Stevens.
Hoosic Falls. n. Y.
Carl w. Stevens. {"
Miss Clara NJ. Lewis. Marion
Miss Anna T.Shaw. Springfield
w. III. Kemp & W.. So. Boston
Miss Carolyn 5. Bailey. y. Y.
Miss Eva NJ. Dam. Braintree
Miss Hattie II. Young. Roxbury
Mrs Griffith Colt. Red Bank
Miss Dorothy Colt. Red Bank
Mrs. Chas. {. Able.
Essex Falls. y. Y.
Miss Mary Able. Essex Falls
Miss Caryl q. Able. y. Y.
n. l. Spooner. y. Y.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
Bailey Island. Ne.
woODBINE q COTTAGE.
Bsiiey's Island. Ne.

MIS-. n 5; Sinnett. go. Prop.
See adv. in another eoiumn.)
Mrs. r. VI. White. Elizabeth
Miss Margaret VI. King. Bos.
Miss Hattie Irufant, Boston
Mrs. agnes ;. Flynn. Boston
Miss Lucy ID. Flynn. Boston
Geo. w. Hersey * W.. ". ".
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

end. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge are
here for an indefinite stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sleeper at the Rest.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

Automobile Service Has Been Ad.es
to the other Advantages Of the
Hotel.