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Thursday, bringing her grandson Otis,
who will spend the summer here.

Thursday, bringing her grandson Otis,
who will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Florence Stanley and daughter, OF
East orland, are guests to-day OF her
cousin, Mrs. Herman Tapley. Mrs. STAN
ley will leave this evening for New York.
Her daughter will stay with Mrs. Tapley
this summer.
The intentions OF marriage Of Clair Lin
coin Baker, OF South Brooksville and
Mexico City, and Miss Isabella Gertrude
Knight, of South Brooksville and Tufts
College, have been filed in the clerks Of
fee. The marriage will take place
July IL.
Saturday Miss Lucy w. Jones celebrated
her birthday by taking her aunt, Mrs. N.
l.. Mills, aged eighty-seven years, to
wasson's wharf to view the old shipyard
which she had not seen for many years.
There, in the early 'fifties, the schooner
N. l.. WATSON was built and christened in
honor Of herself.
June %. ToMsoN.
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SEAWALL,
SADIE.

Mrs. c. e. Metcalf, OF Mckinley, was in
town last week.
Mrs. Hubert Farnsworth, of Jones oro.
is visiting her parents, Edgar Newman
and wife.
Mrs. Julia Stanley returned from Ber-
nard Saturday, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Mitchell.
Miss Thelma Dolliver is employed with
the Addison Packing Co., of Southwest
Harbor, as bookkeeper and stenographer
Mrs. Phebe Rodick, of Bar Harbor, and
niece, Mildred Parker, of Danvers, Mass.
visited Mrs. Rodick's mother, Mrs. Nancy
Sawyer, last week.
Mrs. Sadie LaCount and son Herbert
who have spent few days with Samuel
Moore and wife, returned to their home
in West fremont Wednesday.
June %. TED.
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COUNTY NEWS
LAMoINE.

LAMoINE.
Miss Barron is employed in the ho.
e. NJ. King. ne u
Irving Rouilliard is a pues, =,
Charles Hodgkins. .sR
Mrs. Addie Reynolds is occupying !,
home on the shore road. ns'
Miss Phosie Higgins is at bom. :,
Eastport, where she has been teacb,na Oa
Joseph Linehan and wife. of e,sa.,
have rented the Hutchings house mac. o.. ~
schoolhouse. 'as
q. A. Reynolds and wife, of Canh.,.
Mass, with their daughter, Mrs. Pes,
Rose, have arrived for the summer u
w. F. Hutchings and Mrs. Carrie ~.
OF Gouidsboro, spent the weekend ~.
his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Reynolds,
A picnic will be held in the rrove ~.
the town hall ON the Fourth. pnas, -
auspices of the grange. The public !, :.
vited.
]. W. Bragdon and party arrived F,is.,
The party includes Howard DeIait,rs ,ns
wife, Joseph Delaittre and wife D..
Dixon, wife and two children. g,.o.
Evelyn and Horace DeLaittre, Of Mimi.
apolis, Mimi; J. Watson Young and VIII.
OF Webster City, Iowa; Miss velma B,,,,
don, OF Seattle, WASH, and Ross ana
Helen Hodgkins, OF waterville. Tbs,
have rented the dining hall and kittens,
of the grange, and take their meals there
with Mrs. Augusta Bartlett, OF MelrOss
Mass, in charge.
June %. nm
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SUNSET.

Laura Stinson will teach the next term
at Birch Harbor.
Evelyn Small, who has been visiting her
sister Mertice in Boston, is home.
Lawrence Sellers will leave to-day for
Portland, where he has employment.
Alfred L. Small is home from Massa-
chusetts. He has been employed as con-
ductor on the electric cars the past year
Martin W. Snowden, aged fourteen
years, son of Ernest and Annie Davis
Snowden, died OF typhoid pneumonia on
June "a. The boy was graduated from the
grammar school this month, and was to
enter the high in the fail. He was a
bright, promising lad, and it is sad blow
to his family.
June 80. SADIE.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Otis Mcclure and family, OF Glenburn,
are guests of Lewis Hall and wife.
c. c. Palmer, wife and children, of Dex-
ter. are visiting Mrs. Palmer's parents,
Capt. P. Fl. Young and wife.
Harry Fogg, student at the U. of M,
Orono, returned Friday night to spend his
vacation with his parents, w. o. Fogg and
wife.
Miss Sue Haynes DeLaittre has returned
from Castine normal school, being one OF
the graduates OF 1914. Her mother, Mrs.
Nettie DeLaittre, attended the exercises.
Miss Harriette Palmer, of San Jose, Call,
is visiting relatives here for the summer
Miss Palmer was born in this place, and
spent her childhood days here, but has
been in the West several years.
June q. r,
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AfANSET,

Miss Fannie King has returned from
a week visit in Bangor.
Miss Pearl johnson, OF Massachusetts,
is in town for two months.
The Baptist Sunday school will have q
picnic at Seawall on July S.
E. G. Stanley made short business trip
to Bangor Thursday, returning Friday.
The Ocean house has opened for the
summer and the guests are arriving daily
Mrs. Fred Moves, Lowell and Clarence
Noyes, and Mrs. s. S. Dolliver and son
Morris spent few days last week in Ban
gor.
Miss Helen Clark has returned from
Portland, where she spent a week, and at
tended the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Edna Lunt. Fred Lswton, ir., accom-
panied her. He is a brother of the BRIDE
groom, Arthur Lawton.
June %. LILAC.
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ORLAND.

Louis Hopkins and wife, OF Waltham
Mass, are guests OF Loring B. Bennett
and wife.
Arrangements for the Fourth OF July
celebration are completed, and a good
time is promised.
Miss Nina Hodgdon, trained nurse in
the sanitarium at Bethel, has returned
there after two months at her home here.
Minnie e. Jordan, Ella A Facteaux and
Valentine Soper were members of the
graduating class of the normal school in
Castine last week.
June % n
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CASTINE.

The Acadian hotel opened June %.
Capt. Charles Devereux, OF New York,
spent last week at his home here.
The Boy Scouts returned home Tuesday,
after spending two weeks at Alamoosook.
Bess Martin returned home Saturday
after spending week in Bangor, attend
ing the carnival.
Annette Robinson is at home for the
summer, after closing successful school
year in Chelsea, Mass.
Susan Norton is spending the week in
Orrington, the guest of Lila Severance.
Mrs. Joseph Peterson spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Rockland, the guest
of Mrs. William Norcross.
Prof. George Clancy, wife and little
son, of Beloit, Wis, are at DR.. e. E.
Philbrook's for the summer.
June %. G.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

MISS Myra Springer is at home from
Augusta.
Mrs. M. B. Joy and Miss Sadie Mullen
visited relatives in Sorrento Sunday.
Addie Grass, OF Bangor, was a recent
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Celia Trip.
Mrs. Charles Googins was in Franklin
Thursday to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the high school.
Mrs. Bernice Abbott has returned to her
home in Grimes after a brief visit wit h
her parents, G. P. Cline and wife.
The many friends of Blanche McFar-
land, of Washington, d. g., are glad to
hear favorable reports of her condition.
Mrs. A. e. Googins was in Bangor for
the weekend. Her sister, Miss Grace
McKenney, returned home with her for
the summer.
June %. ANON.
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BEECH HILL.

Ezra Richardson has moved his family
into their new home here.
Miss Alice Mason left Monday to attend
the summer school at U. of M.
A bad fire broke out on the Bunker lot
Saturday noon, and ragged all the after
noon. For some time it threatened the
buildings owned by Herbert and Roland
Carter, but by hard fighting the men,
under the lead of Fire Warden Smith, won
the day. By night the fire was well under
control.
June 20. LEAF.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.


Mrs. Isaac Bridges is very ill.
A. H. Mayo has purchased an automo-
bile.
Mrs. II. D. Powers, who has been ill, is
out again.
Llewellyn Allen is employed on steamer
Pemaquid.
Mrs. Charles Tyler has opened a store at
Center Harbor.
A. w. Bridges has had telephone in
stalled in his house.
Miss Alice Hooper, of Providence, R. l.,
is visiting friends here.
Two moose have been seen frequently in
town, one a very large one.
Miss Olive Kane is employed at Miss
Jennie Coles summer hotel.
John Wilmington and wife, of Boston,
are in town for few weeks.
Miss Elsie Sherman, who has been
teaching at Long Island, is at home.
Stephen and Everett Cousins have gone
TO New Hampshire for the summer.
The ladies and some of the men OF the
parish cleaned the church Wednesday.
Miss Edith Kane, who has been attend
ing the normal school at Castine, is home.
Mrs. N. v. Tibbetts, of Washington,
u. c., is at the Homestead" for the sum-
mer.
Miss Nettie Gott has returned from
Washington, D. c., where she spent the
winter.
Miss Gladys Bridges has returned from
New Rochelle, N. Y, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Carrie Freethey came Sunday from
Providence, R. l., where she has been
teaching.
o. L. Flye pleasantly entertained his
friends at whist last Tuesday evening, at
the Lookout.
A. D. Cole and family, of Washington,
d. c., are at their cottage at Flye Point
for the season.
The juniors OF the Sunday school, with
Rev. A. E. Tarbell and wife, went on a
picnic Thursday.
John Mcpherson and family, of Brook
1At-S. n1oao's a2C NisAtihs mrs
mother, Mrs. Naomi Allen.
Otis Wells and wife, of Roxbury, Mass,
were in town last week to attend the
funeral of his father, John Wells.
Fred Herrick, who has been attending
Colby college, leaves to-day for Cape Cod,
where he has employment for the sum-
mer.
Col. w. B. Thompson, of Washington,
ID. c., is at his cottage at Haven for the
season. The trip was made from Rock
land in his yacht Fenella.
The last meeting OF Lookout chapter,
o. Z. s., until September IL, was held
Friday evening. Degrees we're conferred
on two candidates, and a Identified mem
Der received. Refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed.
The walls in the library have Just been
tinted pale green, and the floors have re-
ceived a new coat of varnish. The new
furniture in the reading room - twelve
willow chairs and two reading tables,
gift from the Friend brothers, OF MeIrose,
Mass.-also plate glass shelf for the Ii
brarian, and shades for the windows make
one OF the prettiest places in town.
June %. UNE FEMME.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Richard Grindle spent part of last
week in Castine.
Miss Eugenis Bridges is home from
Boston for the summer.
Miss Ethel Wight is home from Wal
than, Mass, for the summer.
Miss Aurilla Towle, OF Lincoln, is the
guest of e. e. Conary and wife.
Miss Ada M. Conary, who has been at
tending school in Lincoln, is home.
Miss Ruth Grindle, who has just been
graduated from the Castine normal school,
rs home.
Miss Macomber, OF Portland, guest OF
Miss Ella Adams, gave an interesting talk
to the Christisn Endeavor society last
evening.
George Carter, A. j. Grindle John Tufts
and Archie Long are home from Stoning-
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BASS HARBOR.
JNE FEMME.

Miss Alice Dow is the guest of Mrs. d.
g. Benson.
Mrs. E. F. Moore, of Portland, is visit
ing her sisters here.
Barron Watson is home from Tufts col
lege for the summer.
Mrs. Vesta McRae has returned from a
visit in Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Nellie Joyce and daughter Myrtle
visited here last week.
Schools closed Friday. The pupils en-
joyed picnic in the afternoon at Old
Point.
Miss Edna Benson, who has been nurs-
ing in Massachusetts,, is home for the
summer.
Fourth Of July celebration and
chicken dinner will be held here. Pro-
ceeds for the community building.
June %. KY.
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MAY
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Ethel Haskell is home from Booth.
bay.
Miss Edith Thompson, OF Portland, is
visiting her parents.
Capt. Charles Haskell and wife cane
home Sunday from New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Montford Haskell and daughts,
Lipnie came from New Haven Saturday.
Miss McLane, Of Providence, r. l., Is al
f. K. Hardy's for the summer. Herbert
Hale, of North Brooksville, is also 4
guest at Mr.. Hsrdy's.
June 20. T.
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WALTHAM.

Bessie and Erma Jordan are home from
Bradford, where they have been teaching.
Miss Laura Jones, of East Orange, N. j.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Milton Haslem.
Mrs. Lovinia Woodward and nephew,
Adelbert Martin, of Walthsm, Mass, are
guests OF Mrs. Woodward's sister, Mrs.
Alden Haslem.
Mrs. Mertie Rhodes and daughters
Gladys and Lillian, of Somervilie, Mass,
are with Mrs. Rhodes parents, William
Haslem and wife.
June %. II.
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HANCOCK POINT.
T. E. D..

Capt. ]. G. Martin is at home.
c. A. Penney went to Bangor Friday for
visit with his son.
Miss Katherine Hale was in Cherryfeld
last week on business.
Miss Minnie Ball has returned home
from teaching in Lamoine.
Ernest Hopkins, of Trenton, is with his
aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Lounder.
Mrs. May Ball has bsen on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Hanna, in Rockland.
June 20. r.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Lewis A. Giiley, native of Cranberry
Isles, died June % in New York, aged
sixty-nine years. Deceased was a son of
Capt. Lewis W. Gilley, who moved from
Cranberry Isles to Thomaston when Lewis
was young. Lewis junior went to sea with
his father as young man. For some
years he had been associated ia business
with younger brother, William E., in
New York.
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WEST BROOKSVILLE.

Prof. Won Mack and wife are at their
cottage at Henry's point for the summer.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley, president OF the
Spelman seminary, Atlanta, Ca, is home
for the summer.
Saturday James Babbidge arrived from
visit in BROOKLYN. Mrs. E. K. Tapley
came with him to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. George H. Tapley is in Portland
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.RECKLE=FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly spo''
How to Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle- 'S'''
try remedy for freckles with the suA.
antee of reliab BILE dealer that it will nO'
cost you a penny unless it removes 49,
freckles; while II it does give you 0''
complexion the expense is trifing' 81.
Simply get an ounce of othine-u0a 49,
strength-from any druggist, ana law
applications should show you now ea '.,
it is to rid yourself of the homely ir IN,
and get beautiful complexion hNi NE
is more than one ounce needed i0i
worst case. ~.
Be sure to ask the druggist ioi
double strength othine, as this is 1ne r
scription sold under guarantee OF m0n''
back il it fails to remove freckles'
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TRENTON.

Frank spratt and wife spent few dau
last week at their home in Bar 1arbor
School closes Tuesday, after successful
term taught by Miss Natalie YOUNG
There will be exercises.
Harold Hodgkins has returned from B,,
Harbor, where he has attended high
school the past year.
Mrs. Ella Pirie Donlin and little son
Clarence are with her parents, Alex prs
and wife. Deep sympathy is felt for M,s,
Donlin in the death of her husband.
June %. MAY.
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MT. DESERT.

Mrs. b. R. Smith has been ill the past
week of grip.
Wilfred Donaldson, of Stockton Springs.
was here Sunday calling on old friends.
Miss Eugenia Lawson and maid, of
Egypt, Mass, are at the lawson cottage.
Miss Doris Brown Karst, who has been
i'll OF pneumonia, the past three weeks,
has been taken to the Bar Harbor hospital.
June %. 81
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ton, as the granite job on which they were
working is Finished.
Mrs. Richard Boardman and family, OF
PIaintield, N. j., Mrs. s. M. Milliken and
family, of New York, and Miss Ella M.
Adams, OF Portland, are at their cottages
for the summer.
June29. X.
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ToMsoN.
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Mrs. George Alewood, Of Rockland, is
Mrs. Curtis Young and son, OF Indian
Point, are spending few days with MIR.
Young.
building dryhouse in which apple waste
will be dried.
Mrs. p. B. Friend has returned from
Melrose, Mass, accompanied by her
daughter Hazel.
Congratulations are extended to MIR. and
Mrs. Chester Gray on the arrival OF q
daughter Saturday night.
June 20. AG.
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Regulates the bowels. promotes easy natural
action, and cures constipation Deans Regu.
let's. Ask your druggist for them. Is cents q
box,-Adrt.
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LEAF.

Don't think that piles can't be cured
Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured
by Doan's Ointment. SO cents at any drug
store.-AdUt.
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A quiet wedding took place in Spokane,
WASH, where Mrs. Thompson, OF that
city, and Howard L. Elwell, of Walla
Walla, Wash, were married on June IS.
The couple left for short trip to Port
land, Ore, and Seattle, Wash, touring
along the coast, thence to Walla Walla,
where they will reside. The groom is a
well-known Maine man.
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Cliff Island
LATEST NEWS OF THE HAPPEN
lNGS HERE.
Items of Interest Concerning Recent
Arrivals,

Items of Interest Concerning Recent
Arrivals.
Mr.. Eddy NJ. Cooling of Wollaston,
Mass, and Miss Shorley of Maiden,
Mass, also Mrs. w. F. Moore of Mel
rose, Mass, are with Mr.. d. e. God
ing at Sweet Briar% cottage. The
Misses Dodge are so pleased with
Gift that they have extended their
stay.
Miss Emma Wright of Dedham.
Mass, and Miss Hattie A. Pike of
Fryeburg, Me-, have recently been
the over Sunday guests of the Misses
Laura and Nellie Bennett on Sunset
Road.
The usual Wednesday afternoon
Tea held in the Cliff Island Library
building was in charge of the ladies
of the Beeches. 1t was perhaps the
most successful Of all the teas held
so far this year. The hall was very
prettily decorated and large a
mount Of work was expended by the
ladies in charge to make the affair
success. Mrs. Bartsch poured
tea, and was assisted by Miss Wolf,
MRS. l.. Stejenger, and several 9TH
ers. Mrs. Pettengill, the proprietor
or the Beeches, assisted very materi-
ally in furnishing the dainty refresh
ments for the afternoon, and to her,
as well as to the others, much credit
Is due for making the afternoon an
unqualified success.
Mrs. T. w. Shields and family
nave established themselves as usual
at the Murphy Cottage on Wood.
land Road on the island, and are be-
ing cordially greeted by their friends
on the island.
The past week saw a good start
made on the construction of a fine
year-round home for the McKeens
on Jewels Island to take the place
OF the one which was burned last
spring. 1t will be remembered that
the cottage was burned in very
short time, and that little or nothing
could be saved from IL. The Are
vas most spectacular at the time.
fhe new house IL to be completed as
soon as possible and will be a not.
able addition to the island.
Mrs. J. G. Coyle and Miss Grace
Continued on Page ~
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{""%$nt' PORTLAND MAINE THURsDA 30 1914.
Annual Fair
LADIES' AID OF cHEBEAGUE TO
GIVE ANNUAL AFFAIR.
Hill Crest Hall to be the Scene of the
Popular Event

Hill Crest Hall to be the Scene of the
Popular Event.
The annual fair of the Ladies'
Church Aid of the Chebeague Metho-
dist church will take place at Hill
Crest Hall, Great Chebeague, Thurs
day, August Is, from to D. m. and
to 10 p. m. This yearly event con-
Quoted by this active society is always
one OF the social events of the season
and this year 1t gives promise of be-
ing greater success than ever before
An efficient committee under the chair
manship of Mrs. Howard S. Hamilton,
are AT work daily completing their
plans, and from present indications the
success of the affair will exceed any
fair conducted by this worthy organiza-
ton. The ladies are trying to realize
the sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars this year and while this is a
much larger amount than they usually
secure, they feel that with the cooper
alton of all the people they will easily
accomplish their desires All the
people on the islands in years past
nave been most gracious in assisting
by either the purchasing of admission
tickets, donations of articles, food. ETC.,
or as great many prefer. to attend
and patroniZe the different tables. The
committee will be most grateful for
donations for any of the different
tables and will call for the same if
notified. The following are in charge
OF the tables, Domestic table, Mrs.
Aaron Cleaves, Mrs. Bertrand Dough-
ty; Food table, Mrs. John Rose;
Punch table, Miss Matte Littlefield:
Flower table, Miss Clara Webster:
Candy table, Mrs. Winfield Hamilton,
Mrs. Martin B. Hamilton Pink table,
Mrs. B. j. Thompson; Dutch counter,
Miss Marie Robbins and assistants
Tea table, Misses Albion; Ice cream
table, Mr.. B. J. Thompson and Mr..
John Rose. There are numerous
fairs held annually at the various is
lands of the bay, which are always
generously patronized by the liberal
members of the summer resident coll
ony, and this fair is the one Che
beague is proud of, as it represents
an immense amount of work, and is
always we'll attended and .patronizep,
by large number
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Hill Crest
POPULAR HOTEL ENTERTAINS
HUNDRED GUESTS.

Notes of Interest Concerning Affairs
at the Hotel.
This popular hotel is entertaining
over one hundred guests at this
writing and by the end of this week
every available accommodation will
be taken. August will see the hotel
crowded and already Proprietor
Charles w. Hamilton is engaging
rooms in all the adjoining houses and
cottages. The social life at the no.
tel is most active, dancing, sailing
and fishing parties being the princi-
pal attractions. Friday morning last
fifteen Of the guests enjoyed fine
sail returning in time for dinner
Mrs. David Lopez CordoZo of New
York City arranged this pleasant di-
version. Saturday evening de-
lightful hop was given at Hill Crest
Hall and this affair was the principal
social event of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trower and
two children of Montreal, Canada
registered Tuesday of last week for
an extended sojourn. The family are
delighted with the hotel and island
and already they consider Chebeague
an ideal vacation spot. Mr.. Trower
is a member of the firm of Short and
Trower, Real Estate and Investment
Brokers, Victoria Square and St.
James Sts., Montreal. They also have
Offices at Toronto and London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Mann of
Boston, Mass, registered last week
for three weeks vacation. They
were here last year and have many
friends at the hotel. Miss A. P. Bar
ker Of Stoneham, Mass, accompanied
/ them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Reed of New
York City were among the arrivals of
last week. They are here for a
short sojourn. Mr.. Reed is the New
York manager of The John Church
Co., 80 West 32nd. street.
Messrs. w. G.. McQuarrie and 70. c..
Sutherland, Of Boston, Mass, both of
whom are we'll known here among
guests Of former years, registered Sun
day for their annual two weeks va
cation. They were gladly welcomed
| by their many friends here.
Mr.. G.. 70. Stone Of Attleboro, Mass,
| accompanied by his friend, Earl l..
Townsend, also of that place, arrived
at the hotel, Saturday, for their annual
summer outing. Both young men are
very popular among the younger set
at the hotel and their many friends on
| the island are pleased to have them
among them once again.
Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Rich and daugh-
| ter, Charlotte, OF Peabody, Mass, are
here at the hotel for an extended So
journ, they having registered last
week. Mr. Rich is Of the firm Pepper
Co.. confectioners, Peabody, Mass
Miss Sarah NJ. Beilmann and Miss
Laura !. Kemp Of Newark, N. T., reg
| istered. Sunday, for their first vacation
| here. Both ladies are already
charmed with the hotel and it's superb
location end they are planning to make
J an extended visit.