Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-05

-Ths Cottagers.
Thses sfs many people ct ths Point now
fer % early In ths ssason. All the rooms
ct the Tarrasins have bssn engaged for
the summer, and practically every cot.
tAgs is occupied or viii b. occupied within
two weeks.
In spite Of the present great heat wave.
Hancock Point remains comparatively
cool. The Temperature ID never above IS,
and ct about noon . nice go breeze
usually springs up.
There are two tennis courts ct the Point
open to the public. One OF these has
been put in good condition and Is much
used. The other win be repaired soon.
Qaite feet OF yachts 10 anchored on
the eastern shore. Among them are the
fdelesse, q beautiful gssolene yacht owned
by Alfred P. LAsher, Of Saugerties, n. y,
who recently bought the Stearns cottage;
the Cheb, . large steam launch belonging
to Milton Clifford, Bangor, and several
sailboats owned by Capts. Bulger and
Stanley.
Jack ana Marvin Ropes, Bangor, are
keeping bachelcrs' hall.
The first church service OF the season
was held last Sunday. Prof. c. J. IL.
Ropes, OF Bangor, preached.
Mr. and Mrs. Croker, BaneDr, have
been preparing the Croker house for
summer guests the past week.
Mrs. c. W. Comm, Bangor, Mrs. Frances
Payne Mason, Chicago, Francis Won
wyck Mason and Charles Comm Mason
| are At the Croker house and dining at the
Tarratine.
tree, Somerville, Mass, have arrived and
are occupying their cottage. A comforta-
BILE veranda has been added to their cot
tage which greatly improves its appear
ance.
The Hancock Point circulating library
was moved from Mrs. Psnney's, where Il
has been during the winter, TO its usual
place in the chapel, June 20. 1t 10 in charge
OF Mrs. Milton Clifford and Miss anna
Walker.
The Fourth here was very "ssfe and
sane". Practically no noise was heard
until after .. m. Young Bros. store
sold few nre crackers, Roman candles,
etc., but there wasn't much OF . demon
stration.
The ferry boat summer service in
Frenchman's bay began June %. Besides
the Sappho and the Norumbega there is .
new boat, the Moosehesd, on the bay.
The Moosehead 10 the largest and fastest
Of the three.
Capt. Chester, who has been lighthouse
keeper At Hancock Point for many years,
has accepted similar position at Owls
Head. Mr.. Peasley, the former assistant,
takes Capt. Chester's place. L. c. Luman,
Lubec, is the new assistant.
Among the cottagers are: Miss Eliza
beth Theiberg, Miss Beatrice Wellington,
at the Thelberg cottage; Miss Lauretta
johnson, Bangor, Mr.. Clark, Boston, At
the Clark cottage; Mrs. Charles Wood
ward, Misses Margaret and Pauline Wood
ward, OF Bangor, at their cottage; Mrs,
George II. Grant, Ellsworth, her daughter
Mrs. Holmquist, Louisette Holmquist, Al
bany, at the Grant cottage; Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Clifford, Bangor, Beatrice, Eleanor
and Henry Clifford, At their cottage; Mira.
b. B. Thatcher, Charlotte Thatcher, Ban
gor, ut the Thatcher cottage.
Ms. Wall, Mrs. Artesian, Boston, at
the Wall cottage; Mrs. W. T. Sampson,
Washington, D. c., Harold sampson, II
the Sampson cottage; Mr.. and Mrs.. A. d.
7. Hamlin, n. ", Misses Gcnevieve and
Louise Hamlin, Miss H. P. Marston, At the
Greeley cottage; Misses Natalie, Frances,
A. McC. Lord, Calhoun, Ala, and Mn.
George A. Bowman, Boston, At the Lord
cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. James T. MAXWELL,
6au&erties, n. Y, William, John and
James Maxwell, Mrs. Louise Haley, Earl
and Charlotte Haley, Miss Evelyn Smith,
Miss May Elting, ct the MAXWELL cottage.
Lste arrivals at the Tsrratine are: Ars
George Cushing, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Freese, Bangor, Drummond, Jack,
Psol and Dorothy Freese; Mrs. L. N. God
frey, Miss Bertha Godfrsy, Brookline,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Boutelle, Ham
gor; Mrs. J. w. Edgsly, Miss Edgeiy,
Brooklins; Mrs. r. T. Furnsss and L.
Furness, Boston; Miss Anna Walker,
Brooklins; Mr.. and Mrs.. w. @. Psrmslss,
Newton Center, Mass; Mr.. and MS. T.
D. Hannntt, Topska, Kan, Fssncss and
Abram Hammatt; Miss Lucy W. valsn-
tins, Boston; Aiss Ac0linchy, Calais.
Mr.. and Mn. Aifrsd p. Lashsr, saussr-
ties, N. Y, Miss riAAny, Yonksrs, ct the
Stsarns cottags; Nrs. Lillian Hill, Ars.
Strickland, Bangor, u the Bartlett cot
tag; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wood, BAN
goe, Miss Marxarst Wood, ct their cottags;
Mrs.. Swan, Brooklyn. ct her cotta&s; Dr..
and Mrs. Walton, Bangor, ct the Walton
cottass; Mrs. Wing, Bangor, 1t her cot
tags; Ars. Slaughter, Misses Elizabeth
and Gertrude Slaughter, Madison, Wis
consin, Ct their cottage; Chief Justice
Emery ed Mn. Emssy, Ellsworth, Henry
c. Emery, chairman Of the tariff commits