Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-24

OF whom were with her in the grad
uating class at Smith College The
party are: Miss Dorothy McLaurin of
Mt. Vernon, y. Y; Mis- Mabel McEl-
vain of Amsterdam, y. Y; Miss
Esther Egerton and Miss Harriet
Weber Of Newton Center, Massachu-
sets, and Miss Elizabeth Skinner of
Dundein, Florida Smith 10. Miss
Hart-Lester Harris, who graduated
from the Films" in Springfield. and
goes to Smith College in September, is
wkh the party.
Our cottage furniture Is a leader
with US. r. s. Davis Co., Portland.
adv.
DR.. Newell johnson of waltham,
Mass was on the island Saturday and
Sunday last, inspecting his cottage
which he has let for the season. DR..
Johnson and his daughter, Maude
Johnson Warren. are very well known
among the summer colony. Mrs.
Warren is a noted reader and elocu-
zionist, and has been heard here on
several occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C.. Hamilton
their daughter, Mrs. l.. j. Chandler
OF Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. F. ].
Fuller of Chicopee, Mass, arrived
June 18th to occupy their cottage,
Pelham" They are entertaining
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Turk of Spring
field, as their guests for a week. Mr..
Hamilton has been with the Boston
and Albany Railroad for fifty years,
and has occupied many positions OF
responsibility. He was born in the
town Of Pelham, Mass, and has named
his cottage Pelham" after his birth
place. The house Is most artistically
and tastefully furnished and its ar
rangement is unique in many respects.
On the south side of the house Is an
apple orchard of over fifty fine trees,
and a large vegetable garden which
will furnish the family with all varie-
| ties OF fresh vegetables. In front OF
the house there will be a fine wide
lawn running down to the shore. bor-
dered on the north by a row of mas
turtiums which will run over the old
stone wall. and add much TO the
beauty of the estate.
II. w. Hass Is at the "Barnacle-
for the remainder of June. when he
will let the cottage for the season.
Mrs. Edith w. Stenhouse and
her four children, Wharton. Julia.
Jack and Duncan have been
occupying the new bungalow
which Mrs. Stenhouse had built
this spring on the eastern shore
Of the island on the edge OF the woods
Mrs. Stenhouse has spent the season
on Chebeague for several years and
has always been prominent I'm the So
cial life here. Last season she oc-
cupied the Weber cottage on the
hill.
Trade with r. s. Davis Co. Port
land IL you want the best in furniture.
adv.
Mrs. VI. G.. Perkins OF Hudson,
Mass, and son Ralph W.. are visiting
Mrs. Perkins sister. Mrs. II. C.
Needham at her summer home. Mr..
Perkins Is attending Phillips-Exeter
and r. a member OF the 1910 class.
Mr.. II. G. Needham returned to his
business at Hudson, Mass. Tuesday
morning and was accompanied by
Mrs. w. II. Hartshorn OF Berlin.
Mass, who returned home after a
pleasant sojourn with the Needhams.
Miss Bertha l.. Needham. who has
been teaching school at windsor.
Mass, will join her parents here July
/ and will remain all summer.
Leslie l.. Littiefeld. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. LittlefeId arrived
home Saturday from Yarmouth
Academy. He has accepted a posi-
ton with Arthur n. Hamilton. the
Central Landing grocer. and will drive
one OF the delivery wagons.
r. II. Cleaves Home Bakery and
Ice Cream Parlor opened Monday with