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f. Delaney Kinney of Boston and
Beverly will join them the latter part
of their stay here.
Mrs. Helen Spencer and her daugh-
ter were the guests of Miss Helen
kimball at her cottage, "Fairlee," for
short but enjoyable stay.
me friends of Mrs. H. H. Gilkyson
VIII be sorry to learn that she and her
family have departed for their home
In Philadelphia. The Gilkysons oc-
cupied the cottage of Mr.. Henry Cobb
for the summer.
Mr.. aad Mrs. E. o. Ramsdell and
their guest, Miss S. NJ. Barnes, left
last Saturday for their home in NAL
den, Mass.
Dr. Olaf Jensen, staying at Red
Fern cottage, gave great deal OF
pleasure to few of his friends by a
musicale, in which Dr. Jensen played
most artistically on the piano, while
Madame Jensen sang beautifully.
Madame Jensen is known abroad as
Miss Margharita Boye, the renowned
Swedish concert singer. She has
sung many times before royalty and
has been greatly appreciated. Those
sOf the party were DR.. and Mrs. Steinin-
ger of Washington, D. c., Mrs. Kort
Berle OF New York City, Nine. and
Miss Caroe, Mr.. Oscar Caroe, all Of
Philadelphia Mrs. C. F. Hunter, Mrs.
H. H. Gilkyson, Mrs. H. H. Gilkyson,
Jr., Miss Anne Gilkyson and Mr..
Ralph Baker.
Mr.. A. S. Cobb and family are stay
ing over Labor Day at Cute cottage.
Mr. Ralph Baker of Lansdown, Pa,
who has been staying at Aucocisco
house, left last Thursday afternoon
for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey and their four
daughters and son went to their home
in Baltimore last week. Miss Achsah
Dorsey, the oldest daughter, was con-
sidered one of the most popular young
ladies of the island, she being very
pretty and winsome and a very grace
full dancer. ,.-
Miss Marion Plack left her summer
home last Thursday for Philadelphia.
She has been spending the summer
since June with her mother, Mrs. j.
w. Plack
The books were moved from the old
library house to a new one not far dis
tant, recently. This house was puE-
chased by the library committee and
is to be permanent until they can
raise sufficient funds to build house
especially as library. The house
warming of the new library was held
ON Wednesday, a week ago. and was
very we'll attended, all having good
time.
On last Sunday Rev. H. F. Kloman
pN&ched the last sermon of the sea-
son. The church will be closed until
next season and will then welcome all
visitors.
Miss Laura E. Bennett was away
from the island for a week. Miss Ben
nett was visiting friends in Boston.
She has now returned to her home on
the island.
Mr.. William Haynes, the well-known
short story writer for magazines, and
Mr.. Kemp Bachelor have returned
from their camping trip at Cundy's
Harbor. Mr.. Haynes is preparing a
book of the legends Of the many is
lands of Casco Bay.
Mr.. Edward H. Morrill,, of Allston,
Mass, head of the Morrill, Printing Co.
of Boston, has returned to his home.
Mr.. Morrill,, who is seventy-three
years old, has been the business head
of his company all his life and is now
a very hale, hearty and active man.
His handwriting is as firm and legible
as many younger man than he.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur and son, of
Newark, n. j., and Miss Ella Millions
of Westbrook, Me-, have returned to
their respective homes, after a de-
1ightful sojourn here.
Mr.. Howard Tucker of Brookline,
Mass, will spend the week end here
with his wife.
Miss May Low, the popular soda
clerk at G. M. Cobb's, was suddenly
called to her home in Lynn, Mass, re-
Gently, on account of the serious ill
ness of her sister
Mr.. J. d. Winship and family, of
Cumberland, Me-, have returned to
their summer home, Jay Dees In.
They intended to stay until after La
Dor Day.
Mrs. r. K. Jordan is entertaining
Mrs. l.. D. Smith at 'Iva Villa" for a
short sojourn.
The Cliff Island bali team won a
most exciting game Of ball against the
Westbrook Clerks team. The score
was to 7, the game being won in the
eighth inning on Griffin's home run
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