Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-19
COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK POINT.

HANCOCK POINT.
Mis- Hattie Jones, BANGOR, ID VISITING
1liss Doeics Robinson.
Oscar W. Pisrson, Of Exeter, n. H., d q
ths Phillips-E Exeter summer camp.
Miss Annie Bastow, Of Boston, has
opened her cottage for she summer.
Misses Emily and Eulalie Young, Of
Ellsworth, are at their cottage for the SEA-
SON.
Henry Wood arrived Saturday night,
and returned to Bangor Tuesday after
noon.
Church service was held in the chapel
Sunday. Rev. Charles A. Moore, Bangor,
preached.
Miss Hattie Burr, Everett Glass, Ban
gor, and his guest Mr.. Cushman, spent
Sunday at the Tarratine.
Miss Marian Coburn, OF Bangor, who
has been visiting Miss Margaret Wood,
returned to Bangor July IA.
Miss Beatrice Mudgett, who has been
the guest OF Miss Margaret Wood, re-
turned to Bangor Tuesday.
Newell whitcomb, Boston, formerly of
Bangor, is spending ten days with his
aunt, Mrs. Wing, at her cottage.
NJ. H. Andrews and wife and Arthur
Chapen and wife, Bangor, motored to the
point Sunday, and dined at the Tarratinei
Prof. and Mrs. Edward Reed, Elizabeth
and William Reed, New Haven, Conn.,, are
at one OF the Greedy cottages for the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson, Misses
Fannie and Dorice and Harrison Robin.
son, Bangor, are 1t their cottage for the
summer.
r. B. Horton and wife, Washington, D.
c., are at the Croker house. Mr.. Horton
Is secretary to Prof. Henry Z. Emery
chairman Of the tariff board.
Drs. Thelberg and Kimball arrived
Monday. They came from Poughkeepsie
N. Y, by automobile, and will occupy the
Thelberg cottage for the summer.
A fine breeze springs up almost every
afternoon around the Point, making ideal
conditions for sailing. The half-dozen
yachts and launches are in constant use.
A heavy rain, the first in two weeks, fell
Monday night. 1t was much needed, fol
the dust has been an inch or two thick or
all the roads, and the crops were very dry
| Miss bar barA Thatcher arrived July IA
George Thatcher and wife came to tn,
Point from Bangor by automobile. They
are at the cottage OF Mrs. B. 3. Thatcher
| The last three weeks Of hot weather have
| made the usually cold water of French
mans bay quiet warm. Many have taken
advantage OF the unusual warmth and &c
bathing daily.
Miss Martha Il. Smith, Cleveland, Miss
Edith Orr and Miss Eliza P. Craig, Bos-
ton, have been spending few days at the
Tarratine. They left Monday by automo-
bile for Canada.
Late arrivals at the Tarratine are: Ida
]. Anderson, Bristol, Conn; E. Il. Mer-
Ger, New York; Mrs. B. L. Bryant, Kath-
| crime Bryant, Bangor; David Z. Furness
Boston; Horatio Dunning and wife, Min
neapolis, Mimi; Mrs. E. B. Townsend
and Mrs. Arthur Thomson, Brookline
Mass.
Many people are making trips to Bal
Harbor lately. Usually they lea7e the
Point on the noon boat, and reach Bal
Hsrbor in time to hear the symphony or
chestra, which plays at the swimming
pool. They return about tea-time. On
Wednesdays and Saturdays there is 9
special round trip rate to Bar Harbor.
An impromptu dance, the first Of tbe
season, was held in the Office and the
music rooms OF the Tarratine Saturday
evening. Music was furnished by Mrs
h. L. Bryant, Miss Fannie Robinson, and
Newell Whitcomb on the piano. The dance
began at at and ended about 10. Among
those present were: Margaret Wood
Bertrice Mudgett, Fannie Robinson, Hattie
Jones, Bertha Godfrey, Elizabeth Thelberg
Barbara Thatcher, Louise and Genevieve
Hamlin, Mrs. B. L. Byrant, Henry Wood
Newell Whitcomb, Harold Sampson
Harrison Robinson, Tslbert Hamlin
Ralph Jordan, Morrill, and Robert Burr,
Drummond, Jack and Paul Freese.
July 10. SPEC.