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End colony, gave a large tea on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
in honor of her guest Mrs w. B.
French OF Winchester, Mass. Among
| those present were: Mrs. T. E.
Thompson, Mrs. Antoine Dorticos,
Mrs. Irving Fay, Mrs. Norman Eli
son. Mrs. R. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. w. H.
Howell Mrs. William E. Fowler,
Miss Jessie A. Fowler, Mrs. John H.
Ridge. Mrs. w. NJ. Stewart, Mrs.
Miss Helen Bates, Miss A. NJ
Prindle.
/ Miss S. c. Edwards, of Metuchen,
N. j., arrived at Chebeague last week
and is comfortably settled in her cot
tage near Central Landing for the
summer. Miss Edwards has been
| coming to the island for several
years and is very fond of it.
Fir. and Mrs. Webster Bickford of
| this island left last week for the Bel
grade Lakes, where they will spend
several weeks at their camp before
returning.
Mrs. Charles Osgood with her chill
dren and Mrs. John c. Hamilton, all
/ of this island, have gone away for
two months to Worcester, Mass,
leaving last week. They will spend
the time in Worcester visiting
| friends and relatives, and are look
ing forward to a highly enjoyable
visit in every particular.
Mrs. George S. Hunt of Portland
and Miss Eleanor Hunt of Brookline.
Mass, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
James F. Albion at their cottage
| here. Mrs. Albion gave an informal
neighborhood tea in honor OF her
guests on Thursday of last week
which proved most delightful af-
fair.
Professor and Mrs. A. D. Arnold of
Passaic, NJ, with Miss Barbara and
Mr. Vernet Arnold are spending the
summer at the Thompson cottage on
the North shore. Mr.. Arnold is the
Principal of the Passaic High School.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Passano gave most
delightful auction bridge party last
week at her cottage, Lone Ash" in
honor of Mrs. w. B. French of Win
chester, Mass. The afternoon was
passed most enjoyably by all those
present.
Professor c. T. Brace of the Com
mercial High School at Brooklyn, n.
Y, with his family, is occupying
cottage here for the summer season.
Mr. Braces home is in Richmond
Hill, Long Island New York.
Miss Hart Lester Harris of Spring
field, Mass, arrived the latter part OF
last week and Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen Harris at their sum-
mer cottage. "Noddlehead."
Miss Anna Davis OF Portland is
spending the summer near Western
landing. Miss Davis has been COM
ing to ChebeaSue for many years to
spend the summer.
Mr.. Preston Hall of Taunton,
| Mas, spent some time last week
with his family at Folkstone Lodge
on the extreme east end of the is
land
Mr.. Harris Newell of Springfield,
Mass, arrived at the island for the
summer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hamblen
and family of Woodfords arrived at
the island last week and are occupy
ing a cottage near Sunset Landing
for the summer season. Mrs. Ham
blen has visiting her Miss Elizabeth
Perkins OF Foochow, China.
Professor Harmon B. Morse is ex-
pected to return this week to his
cottage here after having been away
from the island for some time Wis
iting his son. Dr.. Harry Morse. at
the latters farm near Pelham, Mass.
Judge and Mrs. William E. Fowler
of Westboro, Mass, who have been
| residents of the island for several
summers, arrived last week and will
stay until late in the season at
the West End. They have visiting
them Judge Fowler's sister, Miss
Jessie 4 Fowler also of WestbOro
| who is spending her first summer
| here.
Miss Marian Reynolds of Win
| chester, Mass. has been the guest
| during the past week Of Miss Con-
stance Smith at the Smith cottage
a. the West End.
| Mr. Charles Fish of Winchester,
Mass, with his two sons, Charles
and Maxwell, and guest Mr.. Kerry,
stopped off at Chebeague Cove for
several days last week to visit Max
Passano Mr.. Fish is cruising down
the coast in his big sloop, ''Iroquois,"
! Colonel and Mrs. Charles F. Wood
ward of Wakefield, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Purdy Of Brookline,
| Mass, who were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Harris
at "Noddlehead," left the island last
week. Mrs. William E. ,Brownell of
New Bedford, Mass, will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris for
some time. having arrived last week.
Miss Alice Vernon was the hostess
| last Thursday evening at an informal
dance at the Vernon cottage, '"Cove.
side" Mrs. L. NJ. Passano played for
the dancing and a delightful evening
was passed by those present, who
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