Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-06-25

stude:rs at the Wheaton Seminary at
, Norton. Mass. during the past winter.
Mr.. Ernest Ballard of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa. arrived on the island Saturday
afternoon. and is now at his fathers
summer home at the West End for the
season
Mrs. F. A. Merriam of Portland
was here on the island Sunday. the
guest OF Mrs. c. A. Rogers, at the
BELLEVUE cottage.
MT. Charles p. Upton, Of the Upton &.
Co., real estate dealers, at 1877 Middle
street, Portland. is to spend the sea.
son with A. c. Robbins at his beauti-
fui summer home on the North Road.
Mr.. Upton's wife and her father are
touring Europe for several months.
and during their trip Mr.. Upton is
10 spend the summer months at Che
beague.
Mrs. Allston Joyce, and son AID his
wife, of Medford. Mass, are at the
X II. Cleaves cottage on the North
Road for the summer. Mr.. joyce is
the City Clerk Of Medford, and is
spending his annual vacation here
on the island.
A. c. Robbins recently completed
painting one Of Arthur III. Hamiltoa,s
deiivery wagons, and did an excellent
job. The body was painted black with
red running gear. and now the wagon
looks like new. and shows remarkably
good workmanship on the part of Mr..
Robbins. who had done much of this
kind OF work the past few months for
island residents.
Mr.. Sumner E. Hamilton Is spending
a short vacation with his family here
on the island. Mr.. Hamilton is en-.
pioyed by the U. s. Government on the
lighthouse ship and his work this past
year carried him from Lynn, Mass,
to Harrington, Me.
Capt. BENJAMIN Hamilton. one of
Chebeague's Oldest and respected Gift
zens, had the honor of throwing the
first ball in the game when the seaso,
opened with the Naval Reserves.
Capt Hamilton is one of the staunch.
est rooters for his home nine. and
takes great pleasure in following
every game
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Curt of Var.
mouth were visiting Mrs Frank Curt
here on the island. Mr.. aid Mrs. Curt
arrived on Saturday for a short So
journ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hicks and
child, and Mrs. Charles E. Berry are
at their cottage at the Massachusetts,
Colony for the summer. While here
this summer Mr.. Hicks will do much
Photographic work, such as landscape
and group work, as well as printing
and developing, and also do watch
repairing. Mr.. Hicks has already com.
pleted a room at his cottage for this
line Of work. ard no doubt will be
very busy during the summer.
r. n. Cleaves has installed a new
line Of groceries at his bakery. and
his trade Is rapidly increasing every
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sticher and
sons. Chas p. Sticher and Frank
Sticher. are to occupy the WHINE
mere" cottage near the post ONCE for
the summer.
Misses Alice Goddard AID Florence
Hawkes. are at the Jones cottage for
the summer.
Mr.. z. r. Norman of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Miss Henrietta Ham OF Bos-
ton, are guests Of Mrs. Clarence l..
Ball at her new cottage on Parson
Blur. They are to stay here at the
island for two weeks.
Miss Ethel G.. Curt Is spending her
vacation with her mother. Mrs. Ella J.
Curt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Thayer
and daughter Miss Bessie Thayer OF
Indian Orchard. Mass, arrived today at
their cottage on the shore front. Mr..
Thayer has spent several summers
here. and Is a member OF the firm OF
The Wight. Thayer Co, Wholesale
grain, coal a.d wood dealers Of Spring
field, Mass,
Rev. Clarence l.. Ball and daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy joined Mrs. Ball at
their new cottage at the edge OF
Soule's Grove on Sunset Road. Mr..
Ball has been here before this season.
and on his return this time, In to open
the new boys camp for a summer
school which has been named Camp
Pequoig. Mr.. Ball II pastor OF the
Unitarian church at Athol, Mass.
MR.. Martha Newell and daughters
OF Springfield will open their cottage
on the east end shore Tuesday
evening last. The Newelrs have
spent several seasons here, and before
building their cottage were registered
at the Hamilton.
The contract for building the new
cottage for George Kicker on the Bal
lard property, at the west end, has
been awarded to Howard 8. Hamii-
ton, Chebeague's uptodate contractor.
Mrs. NJ. A. Haase OF Newton Cen