Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
Chebeasue

s@~-.0 "'e<S 'AchsAn6 ICiallNcS mere OF
the island lately. returning home Sat
urday last
Mrs. Howard S. Hamilton and her
son Clayton H. Hamilton, returned
home last week after pleasant vaca-
ton with relatives at North Conway.
n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Merriam. with
their daughter, Mrs. William G. Hill
and young son. William G. Jr., are to
arrive Saturday for the season ana
they will occupy the old John A. Ham,
ilton homestead.
The Sunday morning service at the
NJ. E. church Was very largely attend.
| ed and the pastor, Rev. Joseph Jack
son. gave most interesting address.
AT the evening service conducted at
p. m, Mr.. Linscott, the recent teach
er at the High school, gave a most in
teresting talk. Miss Matte Newcomb
and Miss Vera Hamilton rendered a
duet In pleasing manner. Sunday
morning July communion service
will be held and the pastor and people
OF the church desire to extend to on.
summer visitors most cordial invr
tation for them to make this church
their place of worship. Commencing
Il Sohooy dAtCAhOOh ucAl dt .--BV +. NJ.
service will be held at !Iill Crest Hall
and all the people are invited 20 he
present. A large chorus choir under.
the leadership OF Royal Bennett will
lead the singing and all having copies
of the Sacred Song Book are requested
to bring them and take part in the
singing. The present plan Is to con.
duct these services every Sunday at
| this hour. The pastor desires to
state. IL the young men of the church
desire to assist in the ringing of the
church bell before each service he
\ will gladly avail himself of their as
sistance.
mer boarding house of Mrs. A. NJ.
Char,eson, is at this present time en-.
| pertaining Miss Bertha Dennis of Rox-
bury, Mass, who arrived Saturday for
two weeks. Mrs. Marshall NJ. Stew
ems Of East Weymouth. Mass, was
among the guests tC arrive Sunday.
Capt. George G.. CARLSON of the
schooner Clara E. Randall of Port
land is here for short sojourn, as is
also Mrs. Priest and daughter, Miss
Wells Of Dorchester. Mass.
Mrs. John Howard Hill and Miss
4 AA@sssS AhohPSoh, wen hhOWh III
tistic circles in Portland, paid a short
visit last week to the Thompson cot
tage, pleasantly occupying their time
in sketching. Many artists are drawn
| to this spot by the delightful scenery,
which offers so many irresistible sub
/ jects to votaries Of the brush and
palette. The red rocks and caves
facing Chambers Cove, the glorious
tints on the bar, exposed when the tide
is low, ''ever changing, ever new"
the beautiful, shady avenues through
the woods, carpeted with the
fallen pine needles of many succeed.
ing seasons. the many hued foliage OF
, the oak, the pine. the beech and the
elm. the dropping ferns, the rustic
roads. the old fashioned homesteads,
have been drawn and painted oftener
by visiting artists, than any other
! pieces OF scenery in Casco Bay.
Mrs. A. H. Smith, her daughter.
Miss Miriam Smith, and son Carleton
Smith of Worcester. Mass, and Miss
es A. c. and Marie w. Starrett OF
Wollaston, Mass, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bergquist and son Hugo arrived here
Monday to occupy the old Littlefield
homestead beyond the Massachu.
sets colony. They have leased the
estate for the season and will probably
| stay till late in the fall.
Mrs. Ella Field and Miss Mary E.
Field of Newtonville, Mass. are at
the Snowman cottage for the summer.
Miss NJ. r. Field was with them last
week for short visit Mrs. Field
spent the summer of 1907 on Bailey
Island, but this is her first season on
Chebeague.
| Mrs. Selden Hill had as guests last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Gossard
OF New Jersey. who are on a wedding
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Linscott. who
have been boarding with Mrs. Selden
Hill, go to Bar Harbor next week. Mr..
Llnscott has taught the Chebeague
High school this term.
Miss j. l.. Doty OF Springfield was
with Mrs. Charles Cleaves for a short
visit last week. She will spend the
summer at Cleaves villa.
Miss Esther Egerton and Miss Har-
riet Weber OF Newton Center. Mass,
and Miss Elizabeth Skinner of Dun
dein, Fla. left last Friday after
weeks sojourn with Miss Rieta Harris
at Noodle Head. They are Smith
college graduates and classmates or
Miss Harris. Master Daniel Harris
and Misses Ambia and Harriet Harris
arrived here Monday from their home
In Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch. and
Mr.. Harry Oliver Of New York came
GOWN Sunday for a three or four
weeks vacation with Mrs. r. l.. Ray.
mond at the Bay View House.
Mrs. Dolly Stevens and her daugh.
ter. Inez. arrived Saturday and opened
their cottage on the north road where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Jack Adams OF New York came
down Monday to spend his summer va
| cation with his mother. Mrs. A. r.
Adams at their bungalow near Eastern
Landing. Mr.. Adams has been at
Lawrenceville. the famous preparatory
school for two years. and took his
preliminary entrance examinations for
prfnrcfnr, THE rtn4