Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-07-08
HANCOCK POINT.
A Busy Season Certain-Cottage List
Growiug-Sunday Services,

A Busy Season Certain Cottage List
Growing-Sunday Services.
The past week has seen many arrivals
at Hancock Point, both at the Tarratine
and at the cottages. Present indications
are that the season will be the largest and
most successful IN the history of this rap
! idly growing resort.
The Tarratine, Mrs. Julia A. Martin
manager, is fast filling up with guests
who are coming to Hancock Point for the
first time. During the last OF July and
| August the hotel will be full.
| The next addition to the cottage list
| will be the summer villa of DR.. f. L. Jor-
dan, OF Bangor, which Is now under con-
| struction.
| The recent arrivals inclu 'e Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. B. Bowen and ION Kiddei, OF
| Newton Center, Mass, at "Fairview".
| Mf. and Mrs. Bowen are very prominent
in social life here. MIR. Bowen has charge
| of the golf links and tennis courts for tie
season, aud has alreauy made many
marked Improvements.
! The golf course is of nine holes, as last
season The tees and gree1 have been
rebuilt, and are nov being wo ked out
daily in preparation for the coming tour
nament. The tennis court will be in the
best OF condition. The court has been
| elevated about four inches by a layer OF
| clay over which is about two inches of
cinders. The court has BET n Gagged by
wire about fifteen feet in height.
Mrs. Dwight Baldwin and sou Dudley,
OF Boston, arrived Monday for the season,
coming from Cherryfield. where they at
tended the Campbell Lynch wedding.
The Barstow cottage was opened Mon
day DR.. and Mrs. Barstow arrived Mon
day.
era tree lodge is again occupied by A.
Lang don Freese, of Bangor. Mrs. FIeese
has as guests Mrs. Drummond, of Idaho,
II. F Drummond, of Boston, and Robert,
of Bangor.
Camp Philip, the summer school at
Suns. Rock OF Phillips Exeter acad. my,
opened Monoay. But few OF the boys are
here now, the Others being delayed by the
weather, which is interfering with the
yacht in which they are making their
trip to Hancock Point,
AT the camp are Prof. and Mrs. H. A..
Ross, DR.. ard Mrs. Il. Chase, Prof. j. S.
Ford, Roger Hosr, P. X. Carpenter,
Thomas York, S. R. Bel, F. r. Walcott,
Fl. U. Ransom.
The Bangor cottagers to arrive this
week are: E. E. Wood, J. Y. Kicker, W.
| Doan and Miss Johnson.
ha sIrfa u
| W. Page, will be at Hancock Point for the
summer. During the visit of the Britt h
! fleet al Bar Har Dor the "Iris" will make a
trip every day, leaving the Point at a. In .
and returning at p. m. The launch
promises to he fad.
Sunday services at the church will prob
ably begin Sunday, july u, with sermon
al II a 10. by Prof. II. G. L rd, OF Column
bia university, New York city.
Prof. Ropes arrived from Bangor Satur-
day. The family are expected Thursday.
Among the people who are not TO be at
the Point this summer are the Maxwells,
OF SAugerties, n. Y, and the hydes, OF
Brunswick.
The beautiful Maxwell cottage will be
CiOSeus as lue Idullf are at princeton.
President and Mrs. Hyde and son George
have a camp at Greenfield, Aroo took
county, which they will occupy this sum-
mer.
F. Lewis Clark is building pier and
boat lanning on the beach in front of the
new cottage, for the "Undercliffe" which Is
expected next we with Mr.. Clark and a
party of guests on board. The pier, which
is to be 200 feet in length, will be quite at
trsctive. 1t is to lie covered in bark and
silver-gray moss.
Among he latest arrivals at the Tara
tine are Mr.. Charles Wheaton, DR.. Eliza
beth B. Thelberg, DR.. Grace NJ. Kim all
Master Morrili Burr, Master Robert Burr,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, J. F. Connolly, Bos-
ton; Mrs. S. B. Ford, Cambridge, J. C.
Wilson, Mrs. F. E. Carr, Bangor; Miss
Elizabeth Thelberg, Poughkeepsie, Prof.
and Mrs. Joseph Jostrow, Madison, Wis,
Miss Anna Clark, Bangor, MIR. and Mrs
Julian H. Newell, Boston, Mrs. Mary
Wheelwright, Bangor, E. j. Stienbach,
Orange, NJ J.
Rev. F. II. Lakewood, fremont temple,
Boston, arrived Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. F. j. Turner, of Madison,
Wisconsin, are guests of Prof. Slaughter.