Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-04

| ana hopeft, nave~re1oiued their Che
beague friends for the summer months
as for the past two seasons. They
are occupying their camp located on
their beautifully situated property on
the North road. formerly q part of the
Littleheld estate. The tents Command
q delightful view Of the inner bay
from Littlejohns island to Bustin's
and Freeport. and they have the ad-
vantage OF a site protected from the
heavier winds.
The new bungalow which has been
built on the Albion property this
summer Is now completed. On next
Monday. Mrs. Henry NJ. Lamb with her
two daughters. Alice and Eleanor, of
Aedford. Mass. will arrive to occupy
IL for the season. The bungalow is
one OF the most attractive on the is
\ land, situated as IL Is on a high knoll
overlooking a wide expanse Of bay
with attractive woods in the fore
ground. AS in a true bungalow, the
rooms are all located on the ground
floor, and include a large living room.
| kitchen. two sleeping rooms and bath.
A large airy piazza extends across the
front and adds much to the general
appearance as we'll as the comfort of
the building.
| Mrs. j. H. McCuen and family of
Winchester, Mass, arrived here last
week and will occupy the Royal
Hamilton cottage for the summer.
This is the McCuens' third year at
Chebeague and every year they come
to think more and more of it,
Mrs. Winnie Estes returned to her
home at the island after having
spent some t!ne in Auburn. Me-, Wis.
iting her father. Mr.. Elijah Estes.
Mr.. G. w. Larrabee CT Wilton. Me-.
was at the island for a short time dur.
ing the past week opening up his
| summer cottage near Central Landing.
He is expected TO return very shortly
to spend the summer as he is a great
lever OF both Casco Bay and Che
| beague.
Mr.. Carroll Curt and Mrs. John
Bates OF Boston, Mass. were visitors
To the island recently and during
| their stay here were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Curt.
Mr.. T. ID. Turner is spending the
summer at his home on the island
here. Although in winter, Mr.. Turner
lives in Boston. he says that in his
opinion. Chebeague is the place where
not only he but everyone ought to
II SPSh1 thCi vacations.
The island Sunday school last week
went on a picnic to Birch Island. which
proved one of the most enjoyable
functions Of the year. With Captain
! Aaron Cleaves, as leader. about
hundred picnicers made the trip and
| every one OF them declared on their
return that they had never enjoyed
themselves more
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Hamilton Of
Portland are again spending the sum-
mer at Chebeague. and are occupying
their cottage ''Briarwood" They have
been coming here for several years
and are extremely fond of the place.
Go to r. S. Davis Co., Portland. for
exactly what you want in the way
OF cottage and home furnishings. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Gass of Wal
than, Mass, and their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Gsss. are occupying
Quaboag Lodge here for the month
o. July. They are being visited by
Miss NJ. Harris of Boston, Mass. and
all OF them are having a most delight
full time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Boyden of Brook.
line. Mass, are spending the summer
in their cottage in the Massachusetts
colony. They are being visited for
two weeks by Mr. and Mrs. A. p.
Marsh and their daughter, Miss Car.
| oline Marsh OF Someryille, Mass
Mr.. A. II. Crossman and family of
Milton. Mass. are as usual spending
the summer in their pretty summer
home 'Uniquity Villa" They are be-
ing visited by Mr.. Lawrence Curtis.
also OF Milton.
A jolly houseparty Of seven girls
from Milton have been occupying
Hatetoquitit" cottage here for ten
! days. and every one Of them has en-
jcyed herself thoroughly during their
stay. Those in the party were Miss
Rachel Kelley, Miss Adelaide Swift,
Miss Hazel Swift, Miss Luella Pres
ton, Miss May Phipps, Miss Ruth Harl
vey. all OF Milton, Mass, and Miss
Caroline Sparrow of Dorchester.
Mass. Miss Kelley and Miss Harvey
are both in the graduating class at
Milton High school: Miss Adelaide
swift Is senior at Mt. Holyoke Col
lege: Miss Sparrow and Miss Hazel
Swift are members Of the class OF
1915 at Simmons College; and Miss
May Phipps is junior at the Sargent
Normal school in Cambridge.
Another Milton house-party are in
the "Quittuary" cottage here and are
really a continuation of the other.
In this are Miss Elsie Crossman. Miss
Francis Phipps. Miss Helen Phipps.
Miss Ethel Harvey. Miss Iva McFad-
den. Miss Miriam Turner. Miss Hope
Whittlesey, Miss Gladys Ferry and
Miss Hilda King. Miss King, Miss
Ferry and Miss Whittlesey are stu
dents at the Boston Normal School
% Art. the former graduating next
year and the others being in their
second year there: Miss Helen Phipps
and Miss Ethel Harvey were members
OF the graduating class at Milton High
school; Miss Turner. Miss Crossman
and Miss Francis Phipps are at the
Bridgewater Normal school, Miss
Turner graduating this year and the
others being members Of the class of
1913.
1 Miss Corne1ia Campbell OF Ann Ar.