Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-04
Chebeague
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoben and family
OF Springfield. Mass, who for many
seasons past have been regular sum.
mer visitors at Chebeague, are this
year occupying Miss McKees' cottage
on Eastern Point. The Hobens have al
ways taken lively interest in every
thing pertaining to the summer col.
ony, and after having missed them
one year from Chebeague their many
friends are Fastening to welcome
their coming once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweetser
have been occupying their summer
home Outlook" since June IL.
and such is the attraction Che
beague has for them that they are
again planning to remain until late
In the fall as in previous years. before
returning to their home In Wakefield.
DR.. and Mrs. n. ID. Johnson with
their two daughters, Maud johnson
Warren MAUD Richmond) and Miss
Irene Johnson. Of Waltham, are again
occupying their cottage on the South
Shore.
Mrs. Julius Christensen on Thurs.
day Joined her two sons. Charles and
John, at the Green cottage near East.
err Landing. which the family will
occupy for the season.
On Sunday Mr.. Percy Shaw of New
York arrived to join his family who
are summering at the Webber cottage.
Mr.. Shaw considers himself fortunate
In that he will be able to remain until
August, enjoying the quiet life of Che
beague. Mr.. Shaw Is on the stan of
the New York American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniels of
Newtonville, Mass, with their daugh-
ter, Mildred and sons. John and
Franklin, are in the ''Barnacle" cot
tage for their first summer In Casco
Bay. Miss Mildred Daniels leaves
Monday to become member of Miss
Darrow's camp for girls In the beau
tiful mountains OF New Hampshire.
The Republicans of the island rolled
up majority Of 40 for their candidate
for the State Representative nomina-
tion, Clinton NJ. Hamilton, at the re-
cent primaries. Mr.. Hamilton was op-
posed by Mr.. Rowe OF Cumberland.
but carried the district which includes
Falmouth and won the nomination.
Rowe ran ten ahead In Cumberland
town and the vote OF Falmouth split
even, Chebeague's big vote for Mr..
Hamilton sweeping him in a winner.
IL IL Is possible to elect the Republican
nominee this fall. Mr.. Hamilton will
be the strongest candidate that party
could possibly put up. He always
gets a large number OF Democratic
votes on Chebeague and has three
times won before. The result will be
close this year. though the district Is
normally so to 100 Democratic.
X. II. Cleayes IL Offering the best I'm
groceries, meats and all table supplies.
The bakery can supply all your wants.
Trade here always II you want to be
satisfied.
Mr.. John 8. Crowley, Gertrude
Walker Crowley and Mrs. Crowiey's
mother. Mrs. A. J. Walker. all OF Sa-
lem. Mass. arrived Sunday afternoon
for the season. They are to occupy
the Horne bungalow at Eastern
Landing.
Master Clayton ". Hamilton left
Monday morning for Intervale N. RI.
where he will spend the next. two
weeks with his father and sister, Mrs.
A. J. Weeks.
Miss r. T. Edwards OF Metuchen. n.
J. Is a guest of the Goddards, at the
Harold Hawkes. camp on the East
ossOtts sHt'' ~ Htur VIII tEteT lu the
season occupy her new bungalow at
the West End which contractor How.
ard 8. Hamilton Is building for her.
Miss Beulah n. Hamilton arrived
home Saturday. from the woman's
college, Westbrook, where she had
been attending the Commencement
week exercises.
Mrs. BENJAMIN BIssel Of Belair, Nd,
In visiting her daughter. Mrs. l.. W.
Passsno. st her summer home Lone
Ash" at the West End. Mrs. Passano
Is also entertaining her niece. Miss
Alice VI. p. Hancock OF Philadelphia.
Pa. where she was a student at the
George School.
Miss Jessie Ridge IL spending few
days visiting Miss Rebecca Craishfll,
daughter Of Colonel Craighill. At Fort
Preble. Miss Craighill and Miss Ridge
were classmates at Portland High