Casco Bay breeze. [volume], July 04, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

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So. HarpsweU
Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes of George
town. Mm. with a party of friends
arrived here last week for the entire
summer, and after passing their first
night at the Merriconeag House, went
the next day TO her summer home on
Haskell's island, where she will stay
until late In the season.
Mr. Woe d ruff I shell of St. Louis.
Mo., arrived at Harpswell during the
past week and is a guest at the Mc
Candless cottage. He will remain for
the entire summer season in Casco
Bay.
The Rev. Henry R. Rose and family,
of Mewark, N. J., were recent arrivals
here and will occupy their cottage in
the Auburn colony from now on. They
expect to stay until late in the summer
and are anticipating a most delight
ful vacation in every way.
Miss Jane Ripley of Boston. Mass..
was a guest last week of Mrs. H. G.
Lord at her cottage here. She re
turned to her home last Saturday
after having experienced a most de
lightful stay here.
Mr. EL S. Paul of Lewiston. who
with his wife and children occupy a
cottage here during the summer
months, has ordered a new automobile
which he expects to use extensively in
making trips to the many parts of the
Pine Tree State, which offer advant
ages to the automobillst.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Cana and Mis*
'"Ethel Dana, have been spending a few
<mys this week at their cottage in the
-Yuburn colony. They will prot
ljowever. stay for a while longer in
tneir home in Westbrook before com
ing here for good.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan and family of
Montreal. Can., arrived here last week
and will occupy a cottage during the
entire summer season. AU are confi
dently expecting a most enjoyable
vacation here. Mr. Logan is the vice
president of the Grand Trunk railway, j
R. S. Davis Co., Portland, carries a
complete line of cottage and piazza
furnishings. Adv.
Mr. Osceola Currier of Newark. N. J.,
is expired to arrive here this week
for his summer's outing and will be
warmly welcomed by his friends here,
as he has bea$ a summer resident cf
Harpswell for many years.
Dr. and .Mrs. Floyd McEwen and fam
ily of Newark. N. J., arrive this week
from New Jersey to occupy their cot-,
tage here for the summer. They have
been here in former years and will
probably remain until late in the sum
mer.
On Friday night of last week the
Misses Alice McCandless and Jane
Ripley gave a clambake on the beach
which was enjoyed by about a dozen
of their friends. The night was a
perfect one and everythil; was pro-'
pitious for causing everyone to have
a jolly evening. After the clams had
been baked and eaten with all proper
ceremony, the party adjourned to the
McCandless cottage where ice cream
and light refreshments were served.
Tqpse in the party vpere: Miss Ruth
McCandless, Miss Edith Rose. Miss
Jane Ripley. Miss Alice McCandless.
Mr. Kenneth Rose. Mr. Woodruff
Isbell, Mr. W. A. McCandless. Jr.. Mr.
Brooks Rose.
The tennis court at the Auburn col
ony Is being used extensively by the
young people among the summer col
ony as usual, and every day they may
bi seen enjoying themselves in this
manner. The court is fully the equal
of any in the State and is kept in per-1
feet condition. Many exciting sets
have been played on it so fsr, which
were full of interest to both specta
tors snd participants.
-Mrs. £. B. Pendlebury of Philadel
phia, is again spending her summer
vacation at Harpswell and as formerly
U occupying the cozy "Inglenook"
cottage. Mrs. Pendlebury is very
fond of 'Harpswell and would hardly
dream of going anywhere else to
spend the summer.
Better take precautions against loss
by Are or burglary while you can at
Chester L. Jordan & Co.. Portland.
Mr. Richmond Watson, of Lewiston
could not wsit for the rest of his fam
ily to come down to their cottage
here, and came In advance of them.
Hi> Is camping out with Dr. Herbert
Neal and is expecting the rest of th«
family later in the summer.
I^ast Friday, the flrst of the labora
tory teas which have been so delight
ful In former years, was held at the
cottage of Dr. J. 3. Klngsley. Sever
al members of the nummer colony were
present and It was found that these
gatherings have lost none of their
charm. Mrs. Kingsley and Mrs. H. V.
Neal poured.
Mrs. Van Ingen of Princeton. N. J..
the wife of Professor Van Ingen of
Princeton University. Is visiting Mrs.
1'lric Dahlgren at her summer cot
tage here. Dr. Dahlgren Is having a
well sunk upon his property which Is
expected to yield a bountiful supply
of wster during the driest weather.
Mrs. John P. Thomas of Brookllne,
Mass. returned last week to her new
bungalow on Ash Point, after having
spent some time at her home in Mas
sachusetts Mrs Thomas cs> • up
early In the summer to op*n her cot
tage. but returned later to Brookllne.
, I*. Herbert v. Neal and family of
Csleeburg. 111., arrived last week for
the summer. which they will aa usual
spend ramping out here. Dr. Neal,
who la professor of biology at Knox
College. will work during the summer
In the Tufta College laboratory The
Neala have been com In* here for sev
eral yeara and were given a warm
welcome by their many frlenda upon
their arrival.
Mra. H. F. Hubbard Rare a clambake
[ant week at Whaleboat Island for her
laughter. Mlsa Dorothy Hubbard and
i party of her frlenda from Well*
allege, who have been vlaltlng her
or the past few weeka. They went
rrer to Whaleboat In a motorboat and
pent si" most delightful evening.
Mr. and Mra. Charles F. Msrden
nd their son. Mr. Howard Mar
en. of New Boston. N. H.. have been
Is!tors here recently, being the guests
r Mr. and Mm. 8. F. Langdell at
lelr cottage on Hurricane Ridge,
bey sre enjoying themselves to the
utmost among the many chifms ot
South Harpawell.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer, of
Lewiston. arrived at Harpswell on
Saturday of last week and opened
their cottage here. They will spend
the month of July here before return
ing to their home city.
Mrs. Frank A. More jr. Miss Ruth
Morey. and Mrs. O. G. Douglas of
Lewiston. arrived here on last Friday
and will occupy their cottage on Hurri
cane Ridge for the remainder of the
summer. Misa Morey Is a member of
the class of 1914 at Bates college,
where she played on the hockey team
ard was the leader of the mandolin
club. Mayor Morey of Lewtston. will
come down through the season to
spend the week-ends with his family.
Mrs. Howard Teague and Mrs.
Frank Pickering of Lewiston. arrived
at Harpswell on Tuesday and opened
their pretty summer residence here
for the season. They are expecting
a most delightful summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrill of Lew
iston. arrive this week to spend the
month of July at Harpswell.
Miss Alice Wandtke of Lewiston.
arrive this week to visit Miss Ruth
Morey for a month. Miss Wandtke
is a class-mate of Miss -Morey at Bates
college.
Colonel Joseph Gildersleeve. Mr.
Nelson Gildersleeve snd Miss Caro
line Gildersleeve of Brooklyn. N. >.
came down for the summer during the
past week and during their stay will
cccupy the Burr cottage on Hurri
cane Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce of Lewis
ton. arrived here last week for a two
weeks sojourn. They are looking for
ward to a most delightful and charm
ing outing at 'Harpswell.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ames of Auburn,
arrived here recently and will spend
two weeks among the charms of Cas
co Bay before returning home. 1
Cousins Island
Mrs. Frederick Glazier of Medford.
is occupying the Oaks cottage. With
her for a three rreeks sojourn is Mrs.
S. B. Glazier. They are entertaining
for a week Mrs. C. B. Bartiett. Miss
Helen Bartiett and Mr. Philip Bart
iett of Winchester, Mass.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chan
dler with their daughter. Marion and
son Donald, went to Gloucester for a
short stay. They returned Saturday
bringing with them iMr. and Mrs. Van
Carl of White Rock. Mr. and Mrs. C.
P. Leighton of Woodfords. and Miss
Caroline Pike of Portland, who are
week-end guests at the cottage.
>2r. Win. B. Tuthlll and family ar
rived at the island Thursday for the
siimmer. Dr. Tuthlll who Is now pastor
of the Woodfords Congregational
church in Portland.'left Saturday to
take part in the two hundredth anni
versary of the Congregational church
at Kenslngtcn. Conn., where he was lo
cated as pastor until 1899.
The "Packer" cottage this season <
has been taken by Mrs. Leon M. Des
Uets and family of Brookllne, Mass..
and Mrs. M. V. Dodge and son of
Burns. Ore. On Saturday they will
b-» joined by their mother. Mrs. M. L.
Thompson of Brighton, for the sum
mer. The ladles, particularly Mrs.
Dodge, are very enthusiastic over the
beauties of Casco Bay. the greenness
of the trees, and the freshness of the
landscape especially, appealing to her
after the never ending monotony of
the sage brush in her home state. Her
husband is a noted civil engineer
employed by the State government
in solving the great irrigation prob-1
lems of Oregon.
Avalon cottage was opened for the
season last Friday, when Mr. and Mrs.
Winfleld Prime and family arrived to
spend the summer at their island
home from Winchester. Mass. Be
sides Mr. and Mrs. Prime those at the
cottage are Miss Evelyn and Mr. Sel
wyn Prime. Mrs. Fontaine and her
daughter. Miss Ruby Fontaine.
Mrs. J. W. Garness arrived with her (
family. June 15. to spend the summer.
They are as usual at the Hamilton
cottage and have with them Miss
Margaret Anderson of Wakefleld. who
is convalescing in the invigorating air
of Casco Bay. after a recent Illness.
Mrs. Garness has been entertaining
for a week. Mr. and Mrs E L. Hill
and son. George, of Wakefleld. Mass..
at the cottage.
Three delightful young ladles. Miss
Julian Neely. Miss Sarah Collins and ,
Miss Helen Booth, all of Philadelphia.!
are occupying for the season the "Sea 1
Breeze" cottage near Harmony Hill.
This Is their first visit to Cousin's
Inland and they express themselves
»s well pleased with the resort, and
anticipate a very enjoyable vacation
while exploring the delightful island
and surroundings.
Mrs. 8. P. Hamilton and family.,
an occupying the "Barnacle" cottage.
They are among the oldeat Hummer
residents who are seen each year here
and thla Is their aerenth season In
their present location.
The 5th of June saw the arrival of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Day to occupy their
"Osocosy" cottage until September.
With them came Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Day and son. Maater Henry Brighton,
to enjoy a few weeks by the sea.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Bissett and fam
ily of Maiden. Mass. with Mrs. George
Conrad are at the Bissett summer
home "Day Break" for the season.
Visiting them for a short time Is Mr.
Charles Babcock. also of Mslden. Re
cently Master Kenneth Bissett re
ceived as a present from his father a
handsome thirteen foot row boat
which hss been named "Joe". The boy
received the boat aa a reward for
learning to swim, and Is looking for
ward with a great deal of pleasure to
msny hours of fun on the water thla
summer.
The summer visitors as well aa year
ruond residents of Cousin's Island will
be Interested to learn of the store
vhlch has recently been opened by
Mr. W. 8. Rent In a new bonding op
posite the post ofee. The addition
of this business enterprise to the ac
comodations of the taland should
prova very coovenlent to summer
guests particularly. A foil line of
STRANGER
TOURIST
While in Portland you will no doubt
find it necessary to " go shopping "
for some line or lines of goods.
If it is anything that may be
usually found in an up-to date
Department Store, don't waste
time and energy in looking around,
— bring your want-list here. We'll
fix you up satisfactorily, and at
right prices. Anyone will point
out the way to our store.
Come in yourself or order by
mail. We have a good mail-order
department.
PORTEOUS, MITCHELL & BRAIN CO
groceries as well as tobacco, confec- ]
tionary and Ice cream will always be ;
kept in stock, and additional articles
will be placed on sale as fast as the
demands of the business warrant. |
The store is located in a building very
well adapted to this purpose, built
during the past spring, ft is sixteen
bv thirty feet in dimensions and pre
sents a very inviting appearance to
the public.
The Edgecliff cottage was the scene
of a most enjoyable house party re
cently when Miss Marion Doyle of
Yarmouth entertained a party of
fourteen girl friends for a week. Mrs.
O. H. Doyle and Mrs. Fitts honored the
party as cha:r:rons. The time passed
ah to quickly with trips in the Doyle's
speedy yacht and swimming, rowing
or picnics in the inviting woods
added to the pleasure of the outing.
A few of the guests were: Miss Mil
dred and Mable Doyle of Yarmouth.
Miss Elinore Poole. Miss Lyda Webb.
Miss Phyllis Sturtevant. Mlas Mary
Sturtovam and Miss Ethel Doughty
all of Cumberland.
Mrs. Charles Downs of Boston.
Mass.. Is having a fine bungalow built
on her property here. Mr. Charles
Duran of East Bcston has the
contract.
Mrs. Harry flicker of Woodford St..
Woodfords. is the guest of Mrs. C. M.
Bowker, at Keepcool cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ff. Norton and
daughter, Dorothy, of Woodfords,
were guests at the Bignough cottage
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ira ff. Morrison of Dew Drop
fnir cottage was In Portland. Monday.
Mr. Alex Jake of Boston. Mass..
while out fishing one day last week,
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
diamond ring.
Mrs. R. ff. Talbot who has been
visiting friends in Boston, has re
turned home.
Littlejohns Is.
What promises to be a most de
lightful summer is at last here, and
on Littlejohn's at least its arrival is
hailed with delight. Already a num
ber of cottages are occupied and the
others will be as soon as July 4th
with its attendent celebration has
parsed. Several large social events
have already been planned to occur
during the season, notably a lawn party
and also a big clambake, but as noth
ing definite hss as yet been decided
upon, the details must be announced
later. However, the few details that
have leaked out give promise of a
royal good time for all attending these
functions.
A most worthy organization and one
which should receive the enthusiastic
support of every summer visitor this
year Is the Littlejohn's Improvement
Society. This enterprising organiza
tion has accomplished much valuable
work since last season. The money
raised by the lawn party- and Field
Day, held by the Society last summer,
has been wisely ezpended In improv
ing the condition of the Island roads
snd In securing a public float, which
was a long felt want. This landln
stage has been located at the West
end of the Island where It Is handy
to the majority of cottages, and Is*
much apprec?c?ed by all the boat
owners. There is opportunity for
more good work Hke this, and It Is
hoped that the regular cottagers will
lend their aid as formerly, and do their
share in interesting newcomers of
this season In the efforts of this com
mendable society.
At the White cottage are Mrs.
Agnes C. Newhsll and Ml** I.aur^
Nt-whall of Boston for the summer
months. They have as their guest for
a few weeks Miss Daisy E. Welsh, also
of Boston. Miss Newhall has been an
slmost constant visitor to Little
John's for over fifteen yeara, the moat
convincing proof that she Is one of
the islsnd's strongest admirers.
Mrs. M. H. Ellms and Mrs. J. Bart
lett Rollins of Melrose Highlands.
Mass.. left for home after two weeks
spent at the Bllms cottage where they
enjoyed the early summer beauties of
Caaco Bay,
Mr. Sidney T. Callowhlll of Newton
Centre, left Saturday with his fsmlly.
after spending a week at their "Isog
Cabin." Mr Callowhlll. whom many
will remember as a painter of beau
tiful landscape views, will spend the
rest of the inmrner at Wlndemere In
their summer hone. On Saturday.
Mr. Callowhll's brother. Mr. Alvak V.
Chandler and fsmlly of Boston, arriv
ed to occupy the log cabin thmgk
! July.
I Mrs. M. E. Pierce with Miss Evelyn
Lord of Dorchester, Mass.. are stay
ing* at the Cook cottage for a short
vacation.
Chebeague
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoben and family
of Springfield, Mass., who for many
seasons past have been regular sum
mer visitors at Chebeague, are this
year occupying Miss McKees' cottage
on Eastern Point The Hobens have al
ways taken a lively interest in every
thing pertaining to the summer col
ony, and after having missed them
one year from Chebeague their many
friends are hastening to welcome
their coming once more.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sweetser
have been occupying their summer
heme "Outlook" since June 11,
and such is the attraction Che
beague has for them that they are
again planning to remain until late
in the fall as in previous years, before
returning to their home in Wakefield.
Dr. and Mrs. N. D. Johnson with
their two daughters. Maud Johnson
Warren (Maud Richmond) and Miss
Irene Johnson, of Waltham. are again
occupying their cottage on the South
Shore.
Mrs. Julius Chrlatensen on Thurs
day Joined her two sons. Charles and
John, at the Green cottage near East
ern Landing, which the family will
occupy for the season.
On Sunday Mr. Percy Shaw of New
York arrived to join his family who
are summering at the Webber cottage.
Mr. Shaw considers himself fortunate
in that he will be able to remain until
August, enjoying the quiet life of Che
be ague. Mr. Shaw is on the staff of
the New York American.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniells of
Xewtonvllle. Mass.. with their daugh
ter, Mildred and sons. John and
Franklin, are in the "Barnacle'* cot
tage for their first summer in Casco
Bay. Miss Mildred Daniells leaves
Monday to become a member of Miss
Darrow's camp for girls in the beau
tiful mountains of New Hampshire.
The Republicans of the island rolled
up a majority of 49 for their candidate
for the State Representative nomina
tion. Clinton M. Hamilton, at the re
cent primaries. Mr. Hamilton was op
posed by Mr. Rowe of Cumberland,
but carried the district which includes
Falmouth and won the nomination.
Rowe ran ten ahead in Cumberland
town and the vote of Falmouth split
even. Chebeague's big vote for Mr.
Hamilton sweeping him In a winner.
If It Is possible to elect the Republican
nominee this fall. Mr. Hamilton will
be the strongest candidate that party
could iKmslbly put up. He always
gets a large number of Democratic
votes on Chebeague and has three
times won before. The result will be
close this year, though the district Is
normally 50 to 100 Democratic.
R. H. Cleaves Is offering the best in
groceries, meats and all table supplies.
The bakery can supply all your wants.
Trade here always If you want to be
satisfied.
Mr. John 8. ttfowley. Gertrude
Walker Crowley artd Mm. Crowley'a
mother. Mrs. A. J. Walker, all of Sa
lem. Mm*., arrived Sunday afternoon
for the season. They are to occupy
the Home bungalow at Eastern
landing.
Maater Hayton H. Hamilton left
Monday morning for Intervale N. H.
where he will spend the next" two
weeks with hla father and slater, Mrs.
A. J. Weeks.
Miss K. T. Edwards of Metuchen. N.
J. la a -guest of the (kxtdards at the
Harold Hawkes camp on the Rast
shore. Miss Rdwarda will later In the
season occupy her new bungalow at
the West Bnd which contractor How
ard 8. Hamilton la building for her.
Mlas Beulah N. Hamilton arrived
home Saturday, from the Woman's
college. West brook, where she had
been attending the Commencement
week e*erclaes.
Mrs. Benjamin Rlssel of Belalr, Md .
la visiting her daughter. Mrs. L. M.
PsRsano. at her nnncr home "Lone
Ash" at the West ftid. Mrs. Paaaano
la alao entertaining bar niece. Mlas
Alice M. P. Hancock of Phllsdelphla.
Pa, where she waa a student at the
Oeorge School.
Mlaa Jeaale Ridge la spendlog a few
days visiting Mlaa Rebecca Cratghlll.
da aghtar of Colonel Cralghlll. at rort
, Preble. Mlaa Cralghlll and Mlaa Ridge
'war* classmates at Portland High
CooK in a Cool Kitchen
this Summer and forget
your troubles.
Boy the Toughest Cot
of meat you can find
—the least expensive —
and cook it in a new
"Caloric" Fireless Cook
Stove. Don't heat it or
baste it — just forget it.
When dinner time comes
take it out and see if
you ever ate anything more
deliriously tender
Prices 910.00, $11.25* $16.00 and up.
We are sole agents. Special catalogue on request.
OREN HOOPER S SONS.
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CHILL IN IT
invites attention to
Refrigerators with
genuine scientific re
frigeration, these re
J turn value to the pur
chaser.
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Corner Middle and Pearl Streets, four minutes direct up
Pearl Street from Custom House Wharf, Portland, fie.
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Maine's Finest and Most Sanitary Dining Room
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th« boat obtainable and we aim to satisfy all oar patrons. fca Food, including
Lobatai, served in all atjlea. Private dining rooms. «h«r* one can enjoy their
lunch or meal in quittad* and seclusion. Home Mad* Pastry.
CHARLES E. BOWSE. Manager (Fonaarty of Huntt'a Restaurant. Boston Mass.)
Get the boatman to take yon over to tba little Inn on tbe shore
front at Wild wood Beach (on Cumberland Foreelde) for that
SHORE DINNER-—
THE RIDE THE PLACE THE DINNER
will add to the pleaeore of jour vacation.
The Wild wood Inn b ran under Um npcrrWoa of Mr. Joeeph Fetter, formerly of tbe
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. New York.
You will find the cuisine excellent and the prices moderate.
Open after J air Ird On the Fahneath Trolley from Portland
"Two Metropolitan Stores Down East
GEO. C SHAW COMPANY
Importers and Grocers
Manufacturing Bakers and Confectioners
and Purveyors of Delicatessen Dainties
585-587-589-591 Congress Street
Down Town Store* 7 and 9 Preble Street
Portland, Maine.
■ Announcement to Casco Bay Trade*
Oar new Market at Preble Street makes a specially of pac* ing and shipping
orders to any part of Casco Kay. Mail and telephone oiders have oar prompt
attention and patrons are assured of the '"Shaw" quality, which has been main
tained for over fifty years.
Everything in the line of groceries, meat*, bakery products, fresh garden pro
dace, imported delicacies, cooked meats and delicatessen.
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fUool and will both enter Wellealejr
College In the fall.
Judge and Mrs. William Powler of
N'eatboro, arrived laat week at Che
beague and will occupy the Wyman
cottage at the Weat End during their
•tar at the latand.
Mr. PhUip Dortlcoa of East Orange.
N. J., ia Waiting hla mother. Mm. An
totne Dortlcoa. at her cottage, "Wind
ermere." Mr. Dortlcoa has Men com
lag to Chebeague for man? jeara and
(Contlanod on pace t).
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MAINE CENTRAL R. R.
ik rrrwr* jink *«
1919.
Trains leave Portland
For l.ewi*ton and Danville Junction (Po
land Spring*) 1.25 a m . 120 a. m, except
Monday. T V> a. m . K.«» a. m. 11.00 a. m.
1.00 and 1.10 p. m . 4.40 and A.45 p. tr. Sun
day*. 1 !ff» a. m. (1.20 and 7.06 a. m. 0.10
p. m.
For Ran*eley l.ake*. (rii Farmington) 1.25
a. m. K.4M a. in.. I.W p. in. Sunday*. 1 B
a. m.. via Romford Fall*. 7 40 a. m . 1.10 p.
m . and on Sunday* at 7'6 a m.
For Monaehead l.ake. * 20 a. m . eaeept
Monday, 11.00 a. a*.. 4 40 p. m
For Rockland, 1.20 a. m. (Daily), 7.00 a. m ,
5.55 a. m. (Oiilr), ll.» p. m , 4 4ft p. m.
For Bangor, 0 20 a. m . daily rscept Mon
day. li no a. m. via l.f*iiton; 1 20 a. m.
(Daily). 7.On a. m. (Daily >. 12.45 p. m , and
l.'Jii p. m , via A*|o*ia and at II no p. m
(hilly). Sunday* only at 12SO p. m.
For Bar Harbor. 120 a m. (Daily), 5 20
a. m., daily eacept Monday, 11 00 a. m. and
12 45 p. m . and on Sunday* at 12.30 p. m
For Maritime Province*. 11.00 a. m.. 11.00
p. m. (Saturday* excepted).
For Sehago l.ake, A. 45 a m . 1.05 p. m . in
addition to train* below.
For the White Mountain*. ®05 a m. I *)
p. in , <l«l p. m. to Banlett only, p. m.
For Montreal and Quebec. t. and
for Montreal 9.4 p. m. (Daily).
Hay Excursion*
Prom Portland
£**• J** '•k'"* in the Smi|o Rim trip
J1 w WMf VCounftiftfl; to Mifyf Sortnf.
Bath. HooihH«y «*H mtny olher pointi and
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