Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
cHEsEAeUE ISLAND.
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arrived Sunday to join his wife and
FAMILY who are summering at the
villa" He will remain for one
month. Mrs. Alex Cameron, mother
of Mr.. Cameron, is also visiting here.
She was accompanied by Miss Eliz-
abeth Cameron and Miss Norah NJ.
Shanks Of Huntington, Que.
Contractor Howard S. Hamilton has
force ~f-wc:.isnlen pusily engaged on
| the second cottage that the Merriam
Horne Realty Co. are erecting on their
fine property on the east side.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. L. ]. Chandler and Mrs.
Charles L. Hoyt, all of Springfield.
Mass, arrived here last week to
spend the summer months at The
Barnacle. handsome cottage at the
East End.
Mrs. DR.. William H. Howell enter
tanned the West End colony at tea
on Sunday last at her beautiful sum-
mer home. During the week the la
dies Of the colony assembled at the
homes Of the colonists for whist,
which is rapidly increasing the social
activities at the west end Of Che
beague
The Littlefield cottage near the
landing has been occupied by Mrs.
Henry Starr and son Ernest of Green
field. Mass. The family arrived here
on Tuesday Of last week and expect
to remain here for the entire season.
Mrs. F. Burch of Montreal, Can,
| Is here at the villa" for an extended
sojourn. Mrs. Burch was here two
years ago in company with her
| son, Frank Burch.
Miss Henrietta Davis of Boston,
Mass. is here for the summer and is
| at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
| ard s. Hamilton. Miss Davis Is an
intimate friend of the Newell girls
| of Springfield, Mass, who are sum.
mering here with their parents.
On this Saturday afternoon, July
20, Mr.. Walter C.. Rogers will start
a class in dancing, at the Hill Crest
Hotel. 1t is the first time in the
history Of the island that the oppor-
tunity has been given the young peo-
pie OF Chebeague to attend a first-class
dancing school. Mr.. Rogers is a
competent instructor, having con.
Quoted classes for several years and
Is well known on the island. The
course will consist mostly of instruc-
ton In the waltz. two step, schottische
and fancy dances, grace movements,
and etiquette, etc, will have their
place In the course.
Linwood Hamilton Is substituting on
the Maquoit Of the Harpswell line In
the place OF Ernest Hill, who is having
short vacation. Mr. Hamilton was
recently quartermaster on the light.
house tender Myrtle"
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll c. Curt en-.
tertained many of their friends with
dancing party Saturday evening
last. The music room was comfort.
ably filed with young people and all
present had a delightful evening. Re.
freshments were served.
K The weekly prizes OF last week
which are offered at the Chebeague
Bowling Alleys to the lady and gen.
tleman for the highest string of can.
die pins were won by Ivan Bryan.
who rolled 90 for the gentIemen's
highest. and Mrs. William G.. Estes,
who rolled 80 for the ladies'. The
prizes were silk umbrellas, and they
were awarded to the winners the first
OF the week.
The new eight room cottage OF
Miss Kate Bankson at the East End
Is TO be occupied by Mr.. Pearson OF
Germantown on its completion. At
present the Pearsons are registered
at the Hamilton.
| Mrs. 8. d. Weber OF New York
City Is visiting Mrs. Howard 8. Ham
ilton at the Feast End for the sum-
mer months.
The new shed on the Casco Bay
Steamboat Co.'S wharf at the Merriam
Horne property at the East End was
completed Tuesday. II Is 50 feet
across the wharf and ~ feet long.
and Is to be used for freight house
as well as a waiting room for pas
sengers, as there are separate rooms
on either side of the building.
Miss Vivian Weeks Of Concord,
n. r., will return to her home to-
morrow after spending the past two
weeks with her cousin, Miss Beuia
Hamilton, at the East End.
Miss Kate Bankson Of Philadelphia
II being entertained at the beautiful
summer home Of Mrs. John Morgan
Ash. who has been here since the
middle of June.