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CHEBEAGUE.
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mantown, Pa, arrived at her cottage
here on Friday and joined Miss Marie
Robbins, who has been at the island
for some time. Mrs. Robbins will
have as her guest Miss Henrietta
Brown of Philadelphia. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Hamilton
and children of Caribou, Me-, are Wis
iting Mr. Hamilton's brother, Mr..
Martin Hamilton, at his home here.
Mr.. Hamilton is an old Chebeague
boy, who after graduating from
Bates College at Lewiston, went into
law and is now practising this pro-
fession at Caribou. They will spend
some time here.
The ideal store for the seeker af-
ter comfort and elegance in cottage
furnishings is R. S. Davis Co., Port
land. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Harris
had as visitors at ''Noddlehead" over
the Fourth, Colonel and Mrs Charles
F. Woodward Of Wakefield, Mass:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Purdy of Brook
line, Mass, and Mrs. William E.
8rownell Of New Bedford, Mass
Miss Grace Butler of Worcester,
Mass, returned last week after a
weeks visit to Miss Esther Cooke at
the "Alders." Mrs H. A. Cooke and
Mr.. Allan Cooke arrived at the island
FOR the summer the first part of last
week, and were joined by Mr.. Cooke
over July 4th.
Miss Hart-Lester Harris of SPRING
field, Mass, returns this week to join
her parents here after a visit to
Vinemont, Pa, where she was the
guest of Mrs. Louis Dietz of German
town, a summer resident here, who
Will not come to the island until
August. The Misses Ambia and
Harriet Harris are spending the sum-
mer at Camp Aloha, Mrs. Gulick's
camp for girls at Fairlee, VT. Mr..
Daniel Harris left this week for Han
over, y. H., where he will attend the
Dartmouth College summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Foster Kelley
or Boston, Mass, arrived this week
at the island and are occupying the
Haase cottage, the "Barnacle," for
the summer season. The Kelleys
have passed several summers here
and have many friends among the
summer residents.
Mrs. J. F. Sweeney and the Misses
Harriet Lester and Elizabeth Sween-
ey of Newton Center, Mass, have ar
rived at the island and will spend
the summer at the East End. They
came up to Portland from Boston by
automobile.
Mrs. Philip D. Hawkins Of Spring
field, Mass, and Mr.. Theodore Sher
man are visiting at the L. G.. Hyde
cottage, "Menanoke," at the East
End, where they will spend some
time. -
The strong West End baseball
team won an exciting game on July
4th at the Hill Crest grounds. de-
feating the Long Island aggregation
decisively, "a. Long Island started
well by scoring in the first inning.
but Chebeague got busy in the third
and scored five runs, knocking Nc
kenney off the rubber. Train. who
was on the mound for the home
team, was in good form and had the
indian sign on his opponents, while
G: Doughty, Ross, Curt and s. Dana
did well both in the field and at bat.
The score:
West End. OO53 n %
Long Island 11O O O "a
Batteries: Train and Higgins: Nc
kenney, Barker and Darling.
There was a most en- Movable island
dance on the night OF the Fourth at
Golden Cross Hall, which was well
attended. Refreshments were serv.
ed after the dancing and a most de-
IlsntIui time was reported by all
present.
Miss Helen Bates of Woodfords
arrived at the island last week and
rs spending the summer with her sis
Ter, Mrs Antoine Dorticos, at the
D0rticos cottage, "Windermere.
MISS Bates has been for many years
= ieader among the woman suffra-
gists IN Maine and Is the president