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island and will occupy the Percy Sim
nett cottage during the summer. They
have been here several times in form
er years and have many friends a
mong the summer residents.
Mrs. James Patton and Miss Dollie
Patton, of Newtonville, Mass, arrived
last week for the summer and will
occupy Mrs. E. l.. BluXome'S bunga-
low in the Pastures during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Brown,
with their children, Miss Eugenia and
Mr.. William T. Brown, Jr., of st. Da-
vids, Pa arrived at the island last
| week and will stay for the summer.
They have rented Miss Laura j. Ash
more's cottage in the Pastures.
Mrs. Mary E. Jordan and the Miss
es Susan and Elizabeth Jordan, of
Lewiston, Me-, have opened their cot
| tage, "Bonnyview," on Summer Hill
for the summer months. They have
visiting them Miss Ellen Harding of
Auburn, Me. Miss Susan Jordan will
as usual hold her exhibition of Bailey
Island and Casco Bay views within
the next few days.
| Mrs. Flora. I. Hall, with her guest,
Miss Mary Miller returns this week
to her home in Worcester, after
short stay at her cottage on Summer
Hill.
Mr.. Allister R. Tulloch, of Worces-
ter, Mass, has been a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Knight at the knight
cottage on Summer HILL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight and Miss Ruth knight
leave this week for Worcester, having
rented the cottage for the summer to
Professor J. c. Adams of the depart
ment of English at Yale University
Miss Ruth Knight will probably
spend the summer following her pro-
fession as violinist. She is the
leader of the Cecilia Concert Com
pany, composed of two violins, a
viola, violincello, a soprano soloist,
and a dramatic reader, who is her Sis
ter, Miss Gladys Knight. They are
to give concert next winter at Me-
chanics Hall, Worcester, which is ex-
pected to be one of the leading fea-
lures of the musical season there.
DR.. c. Riborg Mann and Mr.. Ferrv
R. MacNeille have launched their
motorboat, Viking" which they fin
ished building last summer. They
are going to install 20 h. p. Buffalo
engine to take the place of the Gray
motor they had last year.
NJ. Ward and Son have erected re-
Gently on the property of Mr.. P. R.
MacNeille a Gem windmill by which
salt water is pumped into the house
from the ocean. The water is raised
total height OF 70 feet and is
pumped into a Kewanee pressure
| tank in the house.
Miss Winifred Root and Messrs.
George and Waldo Root, of New York
City. have opened their house, "Teki-
| ISL for the summer and have also
put their big launch Helen" in COM
| mission. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. T. Root are
spending the summer travelling
| abroad, but will probably come to the
island for a short time late in the
summer.
Mrs. Anna Tracy and her father.
Mr.. John Nixon, of Lewiston, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. O'Connor and daughter
Patricia of Ayre, Mass, are spending
the summer at the Tracy cottage
| here. Mrs. Tracy has been coming
here for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Fighter. of
Newtonville. Mass, arrived at the
Island on Friday of last week and will
occupy their cottage on Sinnett's
Point for the remainder of the SLIM
| mer season. They have been coming
here for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Raynor. Of
Daytona, Fla, who have spent sew
eral summers here, arrived again on
June rs and will stay for most of the
summer.
Mr.. Robert Hathaway of East
orange, n. j., is a guest of Mr. GEORGE
Root at the Root cottage on Pebbly
Beach.
Miss Adrienne Mann, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. C. r. Mann. was the
hostess at a charmingly ARRANGED
birthday party last Friday. Those
present included: Mrs. Carl Graf the
Misses Madeline and Eleanor Graf
Mr. and Mrs. Perry r. MacNeille. Mr.
Holbrook MacNeille, DR.. Kristine
Mann and DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Mann.
Mrs. G. d. Norton, of New york
City, Is expected shortly as a visitor
at the Monroe cottage on PebbIv
Beach Mrs. Norton is the grand,
daughter of William Lloyd Garrison
the famous abolitionist leader.
Mr.. Evarts Tracy, who is spending
the summer at the Symonds cottage
at Little Harbor, returned last week
10 New York, but will probably he
July. "
Mr.: Laurence starbuck, of Brook.
lyn, NJ T., Is visiting his aunt. Mrs
". H. cross, at her cottage in the pas.
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