Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

mas been spending the entire summer
at Chebeagues left the island recently
for her home. declaring the past SUM
mer the most pleasant outing she ev.
er experienced. ~ - I.
Miss Alice Hancock. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. L. NJ Pas
sano at Lone Ash" cottage AL
through the summer. left the asland
last week for Baltimore. where she
will visit relatives at Roland Park be
fore going to Philadelphia whefe she
y attending the George School. Mrs.
Passano went down With her as far
as Boston TO meet Mr. :.Passano. who
Will spend the month of September
'with:his family here. Mr. -Paseano.
who 10 associate professor OF ntathe-
mates at the Massachusetts, Institute
OF, Technology. has not been at the
island at all this summer so far hav-
ing been doing some special work i'm
baltimore and will be accorded a
warm welcome by his friends among
the West End colony.
Mrs. Norman Pickard and Mr.. Nor
man Pickard. Jr. who have been, Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Pickard for
most Of the summer, left the island
recently after a most delightful visit.
Mr and Mrs. Bradford Ropes of
Worcester left for, their home this
week. after spending a thoroughly
delightfA two months at Chebeague.
They were both here last year and
were much pleased with their stay.
Mss Jessie Ridge spent a few days
this week visiting Mrs. L. l.. .Howison
at her residence in Falmouth. re.
turning 10 Chebeague on Thursday.
Mrs. John Sherman and Master
Eben Sherman, came down to their
cottage here to stay over Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gliddon of Bos-
ton. Mass, who have been occupying
their cottage at the West End for the
month of August, left the island last
week and have returned to their
home.
The Democrats will hold a rally at
the Golden Cross hall this evening at
which Or. L. l.. Hale will preside
City solicitor Harvey of Portland and
Sharies 5. Thomas of Bailey Island
are among the speakers.
Mrs. John F. Hill and son of Port.
land are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Hale. Saturday Mr.. Hill Joined his
wlfe and son to remain over Labor
DAY.
Mr.. Frederick Sweeney of Newton
Centre, Mass, and MIR. Charles b.
bowles OF Springfield, Mass, both of
whom have been gueets at Mrs. VIII
liam c. Newells summer cottage ON
the front shore, left Saturday after a
delightful outing of one months dura.
uon. Both young men were active in
tne social affairs of the younger set
Of the colony.
Mr.. Harris Newell who has been at
his mothers cottage all sumner
leaves for home in Springfield today
Mr.. Phillips Wyman of New York
City, is guest at Mrs Newelrs. Mr..
Wyman will enter Cornell University
this fall.
Mrs. Howard y. Newell and Miss
louise Newell OF Boston. Mass, both
Oh whom have been the guests of Miss
heien Mason for the past three weeks
returned home Saturday last.
Mr.. Hervey Lunt, city assessor of
beverIy, Mass, Is a guest of his son.
MI. clarence II. Lunt at the Cole cot.
.age. MT. Lunt is prominent Mason.
having an unbroken record. Of many
years as secretary OF Liberty lodge OF
beverly and has represented his
ings throughout the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SAWYER of
dorchester. Mass, will occupy the c.
l.. Ball cottage. Camp Pequoig." for
TWO or three weeks, following the de-
parture OF the owners last week. Mr..
Sawyer is one of the senior engineers
OF the old colony division of the New
YORK New Haven and Hartford rail-
road.
Great interest is centered on the
State election here which takes place
next Monday on account of the candi.
dacy OF Mr. Clinton VI. Hamilton on
the Republican ticket for representa-.
i've TO the General Court from the
district OF Cumberland and Falmouth.
Mr.. Hamilton has had the distinction
OF serving this district at three differ
ent times, 1SS5-S7-S9 and during these
terms he was member of important
committees and served with honor ard
credit. The Republicans OF this dis
trlct are making every effort to bring
out every voter possible and IL this is
done they are confident OF electing Mr..
Hamilton by a safe majority. Mr..
Hamilton's popularity here is not con-
hned TO party, he is one OF our leading
'N.NNhc' Dy al.
and IL pleasure to report that he
VIII receive strong endorsement from
his fellow citizens Monday next. The
polls open at 3 A. VI. and close at )
p. VI. Vote early and vote for the
island candidate our respected citizen.
VI. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Hyde and young
son, Master l.. G. Hyde. Jr.. OF Sagi-
nav. Mich. arrived Monday evening to
be the guests OF Mr.. Hyde's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Hyde at Menanoke
cottage.
The Charleson property, which has
been laid out into cottage and
bungalow lots and put upon the mar.
ket. Is attracting notice from several
parties that are contemplating build
Ing on this island. This ideal tract OF
land is without question the most de-
sirable on this island and is yearly
becoming more valuable as the island
Is rapidly gaining In favor as a sum-
mer resort. Mrs. Charleson IL ready
20 offer free gratis land enough for a
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