Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-06-27
the early part Of July Tor the season.

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at the John F. Hamilton homestead
at the East End. The house. which Is
| very pleasantly situated on the ex.
treme east end Of the island, Is to be
conducted as a summer boarding
house by Mrs. Rogers. and her capa-
bilities are too well known to be ques-
toned.
Services at the Methodist church
each Sunday are as follows: Morning
service. 1880 a. m, to be followed
by Sunday school. Evening service
at Z p. m. The pastor. Rev. Mr..
Abbott extends a cordial invitation
FOR all visitors to attend the services.
The ice cream parlors of r. H.
Cleaves will be given careful attention
this summer by Mrs Della Hamilton.
who is to be in charge of the same.
while the cooking department will be
under the supervision of Mrs. Cleayes
and her mother.
The lumber has arrived on the site
Of land at the Merriam property AZ
East End for the large cottage which
Is to be erected by Mr.. Merriam's syn.
dictate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Needham OF
Hudson, Mass, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Bertha, arrived here
on the Maquoit Thursday afternoon
last, going direct to their new sum-
mer home on Sunset Road. Tuesday
they were Joined by Mr. d. b. Need
nam OF Newtonville. Mass, father OF
MI. Needham. who Is to remain for a
snort outing. The family are busily
engaged getting the furnishing ar
ranged. and when completed they will
nave one OF the prettiest summer
homes on the island. Mr.. and Mrs
Needham were always active in the
social affairs at the High Crest each
season, so there Is every reason to
expect they will entertain extensively
here during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetser of Wakefield
Mass, are here at the summer home
The Outlook" on Suset Road.
They are always among the first of
the summer colony to arrive, and
usually they remain until the latter
part of September
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. O'Grady of Mon
treal. Can. arrived Saturday for an
extended sojourn at the Hamilton
villa This is their first visit to
Chebeague.
Helen. the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Curt, will be admit
ted to one of the Portland hospitals
this .;eek. where the young child will
undergo treatment for hip dislocation.
Last week the child was examined nv
physicians. and her left hip was
found to be dislocated, which has been
the case ever since birth. Ii will
De necessary to put a plaster cast.
on the child which must be worn for
three years to insure permanent cure.
Mrs Edith W. Stenhouse and fam.
lily of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived here
Thursday last. The family have
rented II. w. Bowen's cottage and are
to remain the entire season. Mrs.
Stenhouse was accompanied from
Philadelphia. Pa. by Mrs. John NJ.
Ash and children who are also men,
bers OF the summer colony The Ash
cottage Is delightfully."- situated on the
shore in front of the Hamilton Hotel
and Is a large and commodious sum-
| mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Harris of
Springfield. Mass. accompanied by
one OF their sons. arrived Thursday
evening last for the season. They
are occupying their new home.
| William Merrill of Portland was
here in the vicinity in the interest of
the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Mrs. Emily Hamilton has accepted
the position as housekeeper at the
Hamilton Hotel, and has commenced
her duties there.
Mrs. Earnest W. Titcomb and
daughter Adelaide were the guests of
Mrs. Oscar Charleson at her summer
at the West End on Saturday after
noon and Sunday last, returning Mon
day This cottage will open for
the season early in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Dor.
chester, Mass, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Rogers mother.
Mrs. c. A. Rogers at her summer home
at the East End. Mr.. Rogers and
wife spent part OF their honeymoon
at the Hill Crest last season.
Mrs. Eliza Cole of East Liyermore
Is here at her cottage near Hamilton's
Landing for a short visit. This house
Is usually rented each season, and no
doubt this year will find ready occu-
pant. being handy to steamboat land
ing and store
Mrs. D. Soule and daughter Miss
Clara, one of Portland's public school
teachers are here for a short visit at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Ross on the
north shore. The ladies arrived the
latter part Of last week.
A. II. Hamilton has made many re-
pairs to his grocery store for this
seasons business. new sign has
been placed over the door, and the
Interior of the store cleaned. In the
rear a new meat refrigerator has been
built. which Is capable OF holding
about three tons of Ice. Mr.. HamIl.
ton reports business very brisk since
the season opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard.
Tith their sons. Fred and Ernest, and
daughter Mary Of Philadelphia. ar.
arrived here on today, and
are now at the handsome cottage at
the West End. The Billiards. are
greatly welcomed here for the sum
mer as they will increase the social
activities on the island.
The Swampscott dory recently pur.
chased by Norman Ellison of the
West End has arrived. The boat Is