Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
This cottage has been rented by Taun.

This cottage has been rented by Taun.
ton parties for the season. Mrs. r.
y. Thomas and Mrs. Norman Ellison
have had repairs and alterations just
completed on their cottages at Sun
set Beach and both families are ex-
pected this week. Mr.. Hamilton has
also made repairs on the homes OF
Charles and Stephen Kicker at jerks
landing.
DIR. H. y. Morse and family of Bal.
timore will arrive June 10th for the
season. DR.. Morse will have altera-
lions made on his cottage providing
four dormer windows, enlarged dining
room and rooms in the basement.
Mr.. II. c. Hamilton and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Chandler of Springfield.
spent a week at their new cottage on
the south shore, recently. They will
move here for the summer about JuBe
18th. Mr.. Hamilton is much inter-
ested in his fine new cottage and has
already had good sized garden
p!owed and planted.
Plans are out for a new school
house. 2Sx32. for the use Of the High
school to be finished Sept IL. The
town has purchased a lot near the
be advertised this week probably.
The appropriation for the building is
$1,000.
Painters are at work on the cottage
of Mr.. n. c. Eeedham Of Hudson.
Mass, and the family are expected
soon.
The Casco Bay Breeze summer
camp will be opened about June 20 and
the Breeze force Of writers installed.
These will include Mr. Scott B. Put
nam. Tech. IL and Mr.. Thornton
Chase. jr.. Dartmouth, ii; Mr.. Allan
Harris. Yale '09 will be special writer
for the Breeze after July 1 as in pre-
vious seasons. Mr.. Clarence n.
Lunt will spend most Of the summer
at the camp but will be engaged on
work OF the firm in the Berkshire Hills
OF Massachusetts a part OF June and
July. Mr.. John S. Crowley will be
here through the season.
The bungalow for Mrs. Edith Wan
ton Stanhouse of Philadelphia on the
South shore near the Ash bungalow,
has been completed. IL Is a substan-
tial house OF seven rooms and Is sur
rounded by spruces. The front faces
the open bay with fine outlook. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanhouse have made Che
beague their summer home for
number Of seasons and their beauti-
full cottage Is welcome addition TO
the islands best summer homes.
Mrs. Stanhouse and family and Mrs.
John W. Ash and family are already
settled at their homes having arrived
last week.
A six room bungalow for Mr..
James r. Blair OF Cambridge. Mass,
IL a snowy building near Central land
ing that was finished by Contractor
II. 8. Hamilton about Feb. 1. Mr..
Blair will open his cottage about June
rs.
The Knights Templar OF Portland
Commandery are TO be at The Ham
ilton on June oath. IL IL evident that
the Knights are satisfied with nothing
but the best.
Mr.. A. G. Robbins. the well known
selectman OF the island will assume
charge OF the local bowling alleys
this season and will open the same
Saturday evening. June IL. For the
present the alleys will be opened even
ings only. for as yet there would not
be patronage enough 10 warrant keep
ing them open all day. Mr.. Robbins
will conduct the alleys In a first class
manner and his great popularity
among all the residents and summer
colony will mean much for a success
full trade. The confectionery and
cigar counter IL filed with the choic-
est lines and the ice cream depart
ment Will be conducted as usual.