Casco Bay breeze. [volume], July 25, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
MANY TRANSIENTS ARE HERE
FOR DINNER EACH DAY.
Many of ths Rooms art Already En
gaged for ths Month of August.
The season's business to date is all
that the proprietor. Walter D. Crafts,
could desire and with the large nam
ber of bookings that have been re
ceived for August the hotel -*1>I survly
enjoy a profitable summer. Many
transients are here for dinner each
day. and after the dinner hour a stroll
to the places of interest is usually
made. We are glad to notice so many
new names on the hotel register, many
of which are from the Western and
Southern States.
I. H. Farr and A. L. Lane of Klttery.
Me., both of whom are cruising along
the waters of the bay in the sloop
"Lucy." were here on the Island Sat
urday last and registered here for
dinner. Both geutlemen are members
of the Kittery Yacht Club and Satur
day they entertained about their boat
Com. Emery Currier of the Klttery
Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. bouts Nusbauui or
Philadelphia. Pa., who are here at the
house for their summer vacation, en
joyed a day's cruise to Small Point
last week.
Oden F. Thiry and Fred Stephan.
Jr.. of Reading. Pa., registered here
Thursday of last week for a short so
journ. Mr. Stephen's parents are
regular tourists here and are among
the bookings for August.
Miss Nettie J. Russell and Miss
Anna M. Donegan. both of Jersey City,
N. J., arrived Sunday evening for a
two weeks' vacation. The young ladies
made the trip by steamer from New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kuerr and child
of Reading. Pa . *riived today for an
outing of two weeks' duration. This
is their first vi&i; to the hous>*.
Mr. Kuerr is secretary and treasurer
of the Pennsylvania Trust Company.
Dr. and Mrs. Euzene Jaques of Jer
sey City, N. J., R.-C due to ' arrive
here the latter ,>art of the week Cor
an extended 3cjourn. This is their
first outing to our island.
Mr. and Mra. John E. Reed and
son. A. L. Reed, of Danielson. Conn.,
and also their son. M. W. Reed, of
Boston. Mass.. are here at the house
for their summer vacation. The
family were witn i:s two seasons ago
and had a delightful summer with us.
Mr. Reed is superintendent of one of
the large cottoa mills at Danielson.
Conn.
GASCO BAY HOUSE.
LONG ISLAND'S SUMMER HOTEL
ENTERTAINING MANY TOUR
ISTS.
Many Montreal Families Are Num
bered Among This Season's
Guests.
This popular summer hotel Is now
filled with tourists and all are cer
tainly having a delightful time. The
ideal weather gives all a fine oppor
tunity to enjoy the fine bathing and
boating privileges that are to be
found on the island. The outlook for
business Id August is most flattering.
Miss Amy G. Heyward, formerly
of Bristol. England, returned to her
home In Montreal after a week's
pleasant sojourn with Miss J. Hopper
at the house here. Miss Hopper re
turns to Montreal Friday after spend
ing two weeks here.
Miss Day and her sister. Miss Mil
dred Day, have finished a most en
joyable stay at the hotel and depart
ed Saturday last for their home In
Toronto Can.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hanna of
Montreal, Can., were among the Sat
urday arrivals. Their daughter and
son have been here with us for some
little time. The family are regular
sojourners here.
Mr. D. R. Robertson, assistant su
perintendent of the Montreal Street
R. R., joined his family here Saturday
to spend a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McGown
of New York City arrived here the
past week to make a short outing.
Both Mr. and Mrs. McGown are fine
patrons of the house and ever find
the holidays well spent here.
HILL CREST.
WHIST PARTY GIVEN TUESDAY
EVENING WHICH WAS A FINE
SUCCESS.
Many Bookings Made for August and
a Fine Sssson Assured.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan of Wol
laston. Mass., with their young son.
Harold J. Morgan, and Miss Sarah
Sproul of the same city arrived Sat
urday evening for a two weeks' so
journ. The family have been regu
lar tourists for many years and are
delighted with the Island. Mr. Mor
gan represents C. Moench Sons Co..
leather merchants, with Boston of
flees at 170 B*ach street. Thli con
cern has several large tanneries In
New York and Michigan.
The ladles of the house are to con
duct a cake and candy aale In Soulc'i
grove Wednesday afternoon uext be
tween the hours of 2 to { p. m The
proceed* being for the FIHd Day
fund. The committee will gladly re
ceive contributions from any who de
sire to assist this worthy object. Th«
efflciant committee consisting of Mrs.
T. J. Blssell, Newark; Mrs. John M
Hoben, Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Wil
liam A. White, Boston; Miss Cla'rn
Bursch, Hyde Park; and Miss Nina
Blss^ll are striving hard to make the
affair a fine success Should the
weather be unfavorable the aale wT
take place the for.'.wlng afternoon
Mr. Rdmund Ramsey of Lowell,
Mass., la here at the house for a two
weeks' visit, having registered earlv
last week. Mr. Famsey was among
the guests here ijit season. Sunday
he was In Portland the ffnests of
friends there.
Mrs. Oscar Bursch and her daugh
ter, Miss Claire Buri^h of Hyde Parle
arrived Saturday evening for a sojourn
that will keep them with us until aCle*
Field Day. Miss Bursch was one of
the contestants In several of the
events last year.
Mr. Leon Dow Brooks of Newark,
N. J., registered here Sunday evening,
having arlved on the New York boat
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Brooka is a
graduate of the Stanton Military
Academy. Va. He will sojourn here
for about two weeks.
Guests here were entertained at
whist on Tuesday evening last, twen
ty players takiug part. The first
ladles' prize, a Longfellow souvenir
plate, was awarded to Mrs. J. Smut
ny of New York, a tourist at the Sum
mit. while the gentlemen's prize, a
fine covered stein, was won by Mr.
Taft. A social hour of dancing fol
lowed.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Colton of
Conway, N. H.. with their daughter.
Miss Arllne are here at the house for
their summer vacation. The family
were here last season.
THE HAMILTON.
BRILLIANT SOCIAL HOP GIVEN
SATURDAY EVENING WHICH
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED.
Euchre Party Given Friday Evening
Which Waa Also Fine Succeaa.
The second dancing party of the
season was given in the lobby. Sat
urday evening, and as might be ex
pected was a brilliant party. The
dancing surface was comfortably
Ailed at all times and the young peo
ple added much to the gaiety of the
affair. Several of the instructors
from the summer school at Hope Is
land were in attendance, coming over
in their motor launch. Mr. Walter
C. Rogers presided at the piano and
Mr. M. J. Messer of Somerville, the
well known violinist, assisted. Mrs.
M. J. Messer alternated with Mr.
Rogers at the piano. All present
enjoyed a most delightful evening of
pleasure. Some very pretty toilets
were noticed among the ladies.
Guy Harrison Reese of Baltimore.
Md.. is registered here at the house
for a two weeks' vacation, having ar
rived last week. Mr. Reese is of
the clerical force of Townsend Scott
& Son. bankers and brokers, of Balti
more. This is his first visit to Cas
co Bay and he is delighted with the
fine privileges offered for boating and
fishing of which he is a great devotee.
Mrs. F. W. Fitts of Manchester.
N. H.. accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Marianna, were among the ar
rivals of Wednesday last. The la
dies are here for a short sojourn. Miss
Fitts was here last season for a short
visit and was accompanied by her
friend. Miss Bertha Kemp, of the
same city.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Meighen of
Perth. Ontario, are here with us for
their annual summer vacation. They
are both enthusiasts of Casco Bay
and have been regular tourists to the
island for many years. Last sea
son they were registered at the Sum
mit House.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gray of New
ark. N. J., accompanied by their son.
Edward Gray, Jr., are here for an ex
tended sojourn. We mere all glad
to welcome the Grays back again thla
season. The family were most ac
tive in raising the funds for defraying
the expenses of Field Day and their
assistance was gladly given at all
times. Mr. Edward Gray. Jr., was
a member of the Field Day commit
tee while Mrs. Gray was one of the
matrons at the ball given at the
house here during these festivities.
Mr. Gray is secretary of the Pruden
tial Life Insurance Co. of New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown and
family of New York arrived here the
past week for the season. Mrs.
Brown is a sister to Mrs. Ellis Ames
Ballard of Philadelphia, Pa., who is
summering here with her family at
the West End. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
were here on the island several sea
sons ago when the Ballard family
occupied the homestead of John F.
Hamilton and which is now known as
the "Bellevue."
A euchre party was held here on
Friday evening last and was largely
attended by the people registered
here and at other houses as well as
the cottagers. The affair was in
charge of Mrs. Winifred Cunningham
of Sharon Hill, Pa., and was a grand
success. there being seven tables
playing. The proceeds were given
to the house Field Day fund. First
prize for the gentlemen, a souvenir
plate, was won by Mrs. N. W. Taus
sig of New York City with twenty-one
points; second, a handsome book,
'The Pearl of Orr's Island," Miss
Marlanna Fltts of Manchester, N. H.,
with eighteen points, and the booby
prize, a souvenir match safe, by Phil
ip A. Rorty of Middletown. N. Y-, with
ten points. The ladles' prizes were
won as follows: First, souvenir al
mond dishes, by Mrs. A. 8. Werner
of New York City, with twenty-five
points; second, olive wood Jewel
case, by Mrs. W. L. Pollock of New
York City, with twenty-three. and
third, an old oaken backet souvenir
of f'hebeague. by Miss Katharine
Doyle of Philadelphia, Pa., with ten
points.
Mr. and Mrs John M Doyle of
Philadelphia, Pa., accompanied by
their daughter*, Ml«»e^ Katharine R.
and Mary R. Doyle, arrived here
Wednesday laat for an extended out
ing. Last summer the family trav
eled extensively In Europe, visiting
several of the famous watering re
sorts on the continent The family
are delighted with Casco Bay and
particularly our charming Island.
Thta evening a fine concert la to
be given In the music room, the pro
ceeds for which are for the houae
Field Day fund. Mrs. Winifred H.
Cunningham of Sharon Hill, Pa., with
several of the ladles here are work
Ing hard for the aoccese of the affair.
A most Interesting program has been
arranged and we trust all will attend
and make the concert a success finan
cially.
The young people of the house are
arranging for a bay rack ride Fri
day evening and many have signified
their Intentions of joining the chil
dren for m evening of fan.
Mrs. Howard Dmmmond and daugh
ter Elizabeth of Rye. N. H.. are here
at the house for a sojourn, having
arrived Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
Drumnona is a granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kelson C. Nt wall of Spring
Held who are also rogljtered here.
SUMMIT HOUSE.
LARGE PARTY OF TOURISTS ARE
ALREADY HERE FOR THE
SEASON.
Ths Guests Are Planning To Do Their
Part in Raising Funds for Fisld
Day.
Mrs. George R. Faucett aud h*w
two children. George Ericsson and
Eliza Honeywell Faucett, arrived h*»re
from Stanford. Conn., after having
had a very hot trip. Mrs. Faucett
and her son George are spending ther
eighth year on Chebeague. 'vhlle h« r
daughter Is spending het fourth or
fifth year here. For seveval years
they have spent their vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Benjamin Hamil
ton.
July 20th being the birthday of one
of the visitors. Miss Ruth Armstrong,
a sailing party was made up. The
party had a most delightful trip the
wind being strong all the way. 21
strong that the waves came over the
bow. wetting everybody seated there
to the skin. The trip was made with
Capt. Bennett.
Last Saturday. July 18th 'a party of
teq arrived at the Summit House,
most of them are spending their sec
ond season at Chebeague. The party
had a most delightful trip, leaving
Montreal on Friday night and arrived
in Portland Saturday morning, when
most of them made vigorous prepara
tlons for taking their regular dip.
One of the party. Miss Luke has made
a long Journey to get here coming
from Oshawa. Ont.. 300 miles from
Montreal. She met the party at
Montreal and then went with them
the rest of the way. The party con
sists of: Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lang.
Montreal; Miss Adelaide T. Luke.
Oshawa. Ont.: Mrs. J. W. McConnell,
Montreal: Miss Evelyn Armstrong.
Montreal: Miss Ruth Armstrong.
Montreal; Mrs. J. W. Knox. Montreal;
Miss M. Gertrude Knox. Montreal;
Miss Evelyn Lang. Montreal; Mis*
Ruth L. Lang. Montreal.
July 14th Mr. County, who has
been spending a most delightful va
cation here with his wife and son left
for Philadelphia today, where he has
his office. If it could be possible for
him to spend a few more days with
us later in the season we will all be
glad to welcome him back again. On
July the 17th Mrs. County was joiued
by her sister. Miss Gay M. Farley
from St. Davids. Pa., who will spend
rest of the season with her.
The Monday boat of last week from
New York brought a few more guests
to the Summit House. They are all
spending their first season here. One
of the party. Mrs. A. S. Werner is a
very good singer, so we may expect
to have the pleasure of having her
entertain us a little when Field Day
arrives.
CLIFF C0TTA6E.
NEW COMERS ARRIVING DAILY.
SAILING AND BATHING THE CHIEF
DIVERSIONS.
A Charming Musicale the Chief
Event at This House.
One of the chief affairs of the week
was the fine musicale given ot the
Cliff House, several prominent ;nust
cians who are summer visitors here
taking part. Mrs. Charles Karclier
of Springfield. Mass., well known in
that city socially an l musically, gave
several vocal numbers, which pleased
all. The flute solos by Mr. Wil
liam Black, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Black, added greatly to the
evening's enjoyment. Special men
tion should be made of the fine piano
playing of Miss Fulton, a young girl
sixteen years of age, but a musician
of much ability. Her several selec
tions were given with rare musical in
telligence and expression, seldom
evinced In young players. Her tech
nique was clear and firm and showed
careful practice.
The departure of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Karchar ami their sons. Earl
and Karl on Wednesday for their
home In Springfield. Mass.. has be?n
a source of sincere regret, nnd th'J
delightful music which they have
favored the house guests with during
their sojourn here will be great!/
missed by all. Mrs. KarctM- was a
most charming singer and h»r sons
Earl and Karl were talentel young
musicians, the former playing ;he vio
lin and his brother the cornet We
trust we shall have the p'ecsur* of
having them here another season.
AUCOCISCO HOUSE.
DEEP SEA FISHING THE CHIEF
AMUSEMENT OF SUMMER VIS
ITORS HERE.
Saturday Evening Hop Greatly En
joyed by Everyone.
The second of the series of weekly
hops took place Saturday evening and
was largely attended by house guests
and the cottagers sojourning on the
Island this season. Delightful music
was furnished by the house ohchestra
for this occasion. Refreshments
were served during the evening. It
is the Intention to hold these summer
hops every Saturday evening during
the season.
• MALL POINT.
The follow In* guests registered at
the Alllqulppa: Mr. and Mrs. 9»muH
Sylvester. Lisbon Falls; Miss Mary
C. Patten. Boston; Miss Aline Thayer.
{Cranston. 111.; Miss Marion Thayer,
Rvanston. 111.; Mrs. P. M. Tarring
ton. Franklin. Mass.; Joshoa L* Cham
berlain. Brunawlek; Mr. C. C. Larra
bee, Bath; Mrs. Oeorge W. Edmunds,
New Tork City; Mlsa I* A. Edmunds.
Brunswick; John H. Foran. Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Lonls Naahern,
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Gould. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. K. D.
Alexander. Portland; Mr. Arthur Tal
bot. Portland.
The launch "Merkoe" of the Portland
Yacht Club was at anchor here Sun
day and left for Boothbay Harbor
Monday evening.
Miss Emily Bryant and Miss Mc
Leone of New York have taken the
Oliver cottage for the season.
So. Harpswell
1
South Harpswell has a distin
guished artist of tapestry and burnt
wood work in the person of Mrs. J.
A. Peterson, who summers at the
"Hillsborough." The excellent works
of Mrs. Peterson have taken many
prizes at fairs and exhibitions, and
one which is of especial mention Is
that called "Morning" which took
first prize at the Maine State Fair
in 1905. It is large and handsomely
painted on tapestry and at present is
at the summer home of L. H. Scott,
the "Worcester" cottage. Mrs. Pe
terson has conducted large classes for
several years past in painting at Rum
rord Falls. Llrertnore Falls. and
North Jay. Me. Her latest and
most unique work is designing and
burning a complete dining room set
with no two pieces of the
furniture alike. The designs
used are of fruit and flowers,
designs used are of fruit and flowers,
which are without doubt the most
beautiful for this class of work, as
the brilliant colors so tastily put on
with a burnt wood background effect
make a gorgeous combination. When
completed Mrs. Peterson will be the
!>ossessor of a handsome as well as
useful set of dining room furniture
which she will put on exhibition.
Robert Hedges of St. Louis. Mo.,
who is an old Yale collie chum of
Mr. Howell uord of Newari:, X. J., is
to si>end about a month'* vacation
here at the lord's summer hozu«» at
the colony. Mr. Lord is expected to
arrive about August 3rd. after which
time he will spend the summer Unre.
The Spencer cottage near the bridge
which was recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. McXaught and family
of Livermore Falls. Me., is to be occu
pied for the next two weeks by a
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Gracelon of Lewiston. Mrs. Oren
Ricker of Chelsea. Me., and Mrs. C. O.
Hodgdon of Auburn. Me. Over Sun
day last the party entertained as their
guest Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daicey also
of Auburn.
Hector M. Holmes of Havard Law
School. Prof. Howe, professor of chem
istry at the State Normal
School at Framingham, Ma**.,
and F. H. Pratt. all of
whom are summering at cottages
here, left yesterday for a three week's
cruise along the Maine coast, on the
auxiliary yawl "Linda" of Cohasset,
Mass. The party will no doubt have
a most delightful trip as they are
going to Bar Harbor and Eastport and
other points along the coast.
Miss Lizzie A. Curtis of Lewiston,
Me.. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Pernaid at the Bibber cottage.
Miss Curtis arrived on Friday last
and will remain through this week.
As guests at the house a week ago
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Pratt
of Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Paul with their
granddaughters. Katharine and Lena
of I^ewiston. Me., arrived Thursday to
spend the summer at their summer
home at the colony. Mr. Paul con
ducts a large department store at
Lewiston. and is a yearly visitor to
Harpswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Noyes and
daughter. Francena. of Dorchester,
Mass., arrived at Harpswell on Satur
day last and are to spend the summer
at the Noble cottage.
Mrs. W. A. McCandless of the
colony, with her family and party of
young friends, enjoyed a moonlight
sail about the bay on Friday eveulng
last.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M Holmes and
Hector M. Holmes of the Harvard
I-aw School, all of Maiden, Mass., to
gether with Rev. John H. Holmes and
son. Roger, are at the Burr (Sottnge
on Hurricane Ridge for the summer,
having arrived last week. Rev. Mr.
Holmes is pastor of the church of the
Messiah at New York City, having
taken the pulpit of Rev. Mlnot J.
Savage of New York. The Holmes
family have been visitors at Harps
well for the past eleven years, and
have been at several of the cottages
on Hurricane Ridge.
Mrs. Arabine Coulllard and Mrs. A.
A. Sllsbee of Bath. Me., are guests of
Mrs. J. H. Peterson at their cottage
here. They arrived on Monday of last
week and expect to remain for an
extended sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dana and fam
ily of Westbrook, Me., are to return
to their home tomorrow, after
spending a week at the cottage of Mr.
Dana's father. W. K. Dana, at the
colony. Mr. Luther Dana Is assistant
superintendent of the Dana Warp
Mills at Westbrook.
Miss Matilda Carrier and Mrs. Reed
arrived at the colony Friday last to
spend the season at the summer home
of their father, Mr. Osceolo Currier.
Mr. W. C. Danforth of Foxcroft, Me.,
was the guest of Mr. C. E. Connor at
the "Bay View" a few days of last
week.
MIm Ortrud* Harlow of Dfx field,
Me., has been spending the past two
weeks with her slst»r, Mrs. C. K.
Brooks, who Is summering at the
"Cllftondale."
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pratt ond daugh
ter. Miss Margaret, of Cohasset. Mass.,
are at the Noble cottage for the sum
mer. Mr. Pratt has his jrawl off Harps
well. and Is a great admirer of the
fine yachting facilities offered here.
Frank Baxter of the colony. Com.
Spanldlnff of the Harpswell Yacht
Club, and John Thomaa of Brookllne.
Mass. formerly of Portland, are now
enjoying a cruise to Booth bsy In the
crulstng knockabout "Constance IL,"
baring started last week.
Trade with R. 8. Darts Co.. the
Portland Homefurnishers—Adr.
THe Ocean View Hotel
BAILEY ISLAND. ME.
WALTER. D. CRAFTS. Prop. A Manager
The Ocean View as it's name Indicate* commands a wide and sweeping
view of Baiiey'a Island shores. Only three minutes walk to the steamboat
wharf and the fine sand beach at the bead of Mackerel Core. Large airy
rooms. Beds with hair mattresses. Onr table is unequalled, lobster and sea fish
in abundance. Excellent service. Everything first class. Four room bath
bouse free to guests. Bathing suits to let. Long distance telephone in hotel.
Circular* with rates on application. Hotel open all the year around. Spe
cial »A
L. M. YORK
Bailey's Island,
Maine.
Cisco Bay's Leadiig
General Store.
You will find every
thing here that is sup
plied from a first class
grocery and p-ovision
s'.ore. Fresh invoices
of Meat, Fo*l, Game,
Provisions and F ruit re
ceived daily. Oar prices are low, considering the quality ot goods received. We carry
Hardware, Paints, Oils Etc. Hard .rood for open fireplaces a specialty. Dry Gocds,
Boots, Shoe«, Rubbers and fishermen's supplies. Oar teams Yisit all parts cf the island.
Public telephone station. House lots for sa'e. Excellent Sites.
WOODBINE AND COTTAGE.
BAILEY'S ISLAND. MAINE.
Mrs. Humphreys. Sinnott, Proprietor.
An Ideal Summer Home with a table that it supplied with the best on the market.
Fish, Clams, Lobsters, etc. Fine bathing and bntiug privileges. Beach only one minutes'
walk from the house. Open from June to October.
Rates on appliration. Dinners a specialty
CHARLES S. THOMAS
Carpenter and Builder
Balley'alalanci, Me.
Estimates cheerfully Riven on all kinds of
bonding and repairing. All work nnder 017 personal supervision.
JAMES G. STETSON.
Bailey's Island Ice Cream Parlor.
Our lee Cream is made from pure dairy cream and selected crushed fruit. Delivered in bricks
°T **.Uon- Stetson s famous caramels are made on the premises daily and are for sal*
k* tathi bay. No finer candy mad*. Finest line of Confectionery. Fruit,
nTry our cool soda all fruit syrups- We are the exclusive agents for the Casco Bay
ailddel'ircf^r^d^rn P>p*r*- *»«*zines.Souvenir Postals. Novelties. Etc- Our team calls for
ROBINHOOD INN.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Mils J. E. Mmty, Prop.
The BMt delightful anil ntlttiiv* a pot on
the island. Situated on th« Mat end in full
tWw of the ocean. Beautiful pine rrorea and
walk* around the houN. The house ia mod*
em in rrery respect. toileta. hatha and aaw
erare. Rates and circulars on application.
Seaside Anei, Bailey's Islaid, Mi.
Mr*. Chester Sinnett, Prop.
Id«al lodrdinf hooN with lln*. Urft, a try
room*, commanding m Am tUw of th* ocaan.
Rate* <2 00 to $4.00 par w«*k. accord in* to loca
tion of Mm*. Board can ba had at tha Sa—lie
Cottar* «Walni th* Ann**. 8** our room*
bafor* miaflnf «l**wh*r*.
DAVID P/SINNETT,
But Biilftr, lillif'i Islul, H(.
Motor and pleasare boats of all
kinds made to order. We bave onr
own private wbarf at Mackeral
Cove Boats to let by the day. week
or mmod. Wbarf privileges at rea
sonable charges.
Black, Whit* and Brown. Good waaring tennla at low prloaa. Man'a Ladles',
Boys', Yoaths' and Cblldran'a. Best White Sola Qood-yaar Taenia, High
and Low Cot. Aganta for tha famoaa Tarhana Sboo for Man.
TH1jaSS,Tr JP*AJEm*S 47
Granite Spring Hotel and Casino
LONG ISLAM
S3. PONTOBI, Prop.
Largest Hot«l on the Bty. Qu and
every accommodation. Mineral Spring
Water. Rate* on application. Open
Jane 15 to Sept. 16. Shore dinner* a
speciality.
OrsnK* Sprfnr Din In# Room.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Are a special feature of this Drug Store. We
are splendidly equipped for the careful compound
ing of Difficult Prescriptions and are never at a loss
to properly handle them.
BROWN & TURNER,
APOTHECARIES,
5#f Congress Street,
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