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Philadelphia, are expected to occupy
| tiieir beautiful summer home, "Khat-
mandhu," on June 2S, IL not sooner.
Mrs. Ballard will probably stay here
during the entire summer season, but
Mr.. Ballard's stay will probably be
an intermittent one. owing to his hav.
ing to attend to business affairs dur
ing the summer.
The Rev. F. s. Vernon. with Miss
Alice and Mr.. Campbell Vernon and
Miss A. NJ. Prindle. of Portland. are
expectes to arrive at the island short
ly to occupy their summer home.
"Coveside," for the remainder of the
season. Dean Vernon is the Dean of
st. Luke's Cathedral at Portland.
Mrs. L. VI. Passano, with Miss Eliz-
| abeth and Mr.. Max Passano. of Win
chester. Mass, will move into their
summer residence, Lone Ash" to
stay until the latter part of Septem-
| Der, on June %. Professor Passano.
who Is assistant professor OF mathe-
mates at the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology, will not join his family
| until late in the summer as he will
spend the greater part Of the next
few months in Baltimore on some
special work.
Professor and Mrs. W. II. Howell
OF baltimore. Miss Janet and Miss
Teresa Howell. and Mr.. Roger How
ell arrived at Chebeague on June s.
and will occupy their cottage at the
West End until late in September.
DR.. Howell Is professor of physiology
at the Johns Hopkins University.
Mrs. Antoine Dorticos of East
| Orange, New Jersey. is expected to
arrive shortly to spend her twenty
NTH seascn at Chebeague at her
beautifully situated summer residence,
Windermere." Although Mrs. Dor
ticos has been coming to Chebeague
.or so many years, she declares that
every year its charms as a place to
spend the summer are increased in
| number and that there is no other
place which can be compared to IL
in any way whatsoever.
The Sunday school OF the State
street Congregational church held its
spring picnic on Saturday. June s,
near Sunset Landing. large number
enjoyed the pleasures OF the trip and
all declared on returning that a most
| delightful afternoon had been spent
by them.
Howard s. Hamilton, the contractor
| Is building a bungalow 34x35 feet for
Rev. Dr. James F.. Albion OF Portland
| on the north road near the beach at
the east end. The work will be COM
pleted about July 1. The lot is one
| which was purchased from the Little
| field estate about two years ago. Other
work being done by Mr.. Hamilton in
ciudes alterations on the T. B. H
Stenhouse cottage, where a separate
kitchen and chamber have been added
TO the rear, sun parlor taking in
one-half the piazza, enclosed in glass
and an additional bathroom. On this
property an artesian we'll was driven
last fall by s. b. Hamilton of Melrose
10 depth OF 122 feet. giving the STEM
house cottage plentiful water supply.
r. II. Cleaves has been forced by
the steady increase IN his business at
the bakery and grocery store to en-
large the building TO about twice its
former size. This work was done
during May, and the new emporium for
the baking and selling OF the daintiest
products OF the oven II ready for the
seasons work. This bakery has al
ways been a great convenience TO the
Island and could not but succeed with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaves' able manage
ment. Mr.. Cleaves will carry on his
complete business at this store here
after. including groceries. provisions.
meats, Ice. etc. He has given I'D the
store at Hamilton's Landing entirely.
Contractor Howard s. Hamilton had
the carpenter work on the new build.
ing.
Miss Beulah VI. Hamilton entertain.
ed party OF classmates OF westbrook
Seminary at her parents summer cot.
tage here two. days recently. The
/ young ladies' were Misses Helen Rus
sell, Aimee Currier. Alice Kinds. and
the hostess, Miss Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ellsworth and
family Of East Milton. Mass, have
rented the Alder cottage here for the
summer season and are expected daily
Mrs. Ellsworth IL a sister Of Mrs. r. r,
Russ OF Newton Center, Mass. who
with her family. is to occupy the Syl.
yester I. Hill homestead. Mr.. Sher.
man. the father OF Mrs. Ellsworth and
Mrs. Russ, IL to spend the season
with his daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth.
y Miss May II. Pollock of Conven,
Avenue. New York city. has rented the