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The Glenwood post., 1914-03-07
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Official Directory

u s. Senator ...... John F. shafr0tA
U, Q, Senator . Charles s. Tho0A0
Congressman -at-large ........E. T. Taylor
Congres sman I'd Dist. Edward KsattAO
State Senator .............B. 7. NADsss
State Representative ....... Horace AaAo
Register U. g. Land Office e. z. FerdhaA
Receiver U. Q. Land Offics. W. =. wallace
District Attorney james c. 0sstN
Clerk District Court. ....... .ChAa. H. ki00
Division Irrigation Engineer ..........
.................. Theodore RosaobseR
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AT WATCH HILL.

WATCH HILL, II. l., Aug, 29-Tennis
ana golf have been holding the attention
OF the colony the past week The long
period OF unpleasant weather in July put
damper on outdoor sports and now with
clear skies the sports on the links and
courts have come back stronger than
ever into favor. The annual tennis tour
nament was closely followed by an open
golf tournament, after which Miss Frances
Grlscom OF Philadelphia eaye an invl-
tation tourney
The final matches OF the tennis tourna-
ment were warmly contested and the
winners merited their prizes. Miss Char
Griscom. won the ladies' singles cup I:
singles Mrs. Lawson and Miss williams
Jr,, and Quincy Smith captured the mems
doubles.
Tuesday was busy day for the colony.
Mrs. 3, NJ FELTON, entertained at luncheon
a large party at the Country Club and
In the afternoon Miss GrscOms golf tour
ney and afternoon musicale at the Ocean
House each drew large attendances. Mrs.
Ashbel Green of New York won the first
prize at Miss Grlscom's tournament with
a net score OF Gl Mrs William Owsley
was second with an so.
The Rev ii. ID. b. milford OF Upper
Red Hook, y. Y, Is spending a few weeks
at the Ocean House.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John Schouer
OF Annapolis. Nd. are visiting at West
morelands. the summer home OF Mrs.
George W, McLanahan on Arraquet road.
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Mr. and Mrs. James :. Cushman, Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson Spencer. Mrs Her
mann Oelrlchs. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. CasmIr DE
Rham. Nj. and Mrs. l.. Quentin Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. HAYWARD Ferry. Robert
Ives Gammell and Henry f.. Eldridge
one Of the most novel entertainments
of the summer was given at South
ampton, l.. L. by Mr.. and Mrs Henry
H. Rogers a week ago last night, when
they invited the leading members of the
colony 10 see "Cab!rla." the motion pic
ture show which was taken there from
New York II was shown under a huge
marquee placed on the ocean side of
IIopelands, the Rogers villa. and after
ward there was a dance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers will have their own villa by
another summer as they are building
on the dunes facing the sea. The
annual costume ball for the benefit Of
the Southampton Hospital will add
handsome sum to the fund.
Miss Juliana Cutting has Orga nized
TO be given a. the Suffolk County Hunt
Club on September 4, IL and IS. Half
the proceeds will be given to the Red
Cross fund which was increased by the
results Of the horse show held yesterday
Among the first To leave Southampton
will be Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil
who are closing their villa this week.
returning to Tuxedo for the autumn
sd .-,n
have been with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
| NJ Hartman in Newport for the tennis,
will return this week To Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs =. A. Valentine have
been for their second summer at the
Orchards. James l.. Breeses place in
the village. Early this month the en-
gagement was announced in South
ampton OF Mrs. Valentines son by a for
me- marriage, Philip ~ Armour. to Miss
Gwcndoln Condor. who with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Gerald Con-
don. has been at Shinnecock Hills for
The season. Tho wedding will be cele-
DRAFTED In New York early this winter.
| A garden fete and gymkhana will he
held on the grounds Of the summer es-
tate OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Ripley
| in Litchheld, Conn, on Saturday after
noon under the auspices of prominent
women for the benefit Of the Red Cross
Society. There will he a sale Of fancy
and useful articles, flowers, cake and
candy, and there will be numerous
amusements for children. There will
also he exhibitions of folk dancing
under the direction of Miss Dorothy
Bull Among thase interested in the
entertainment are Mines, William Wood
Vile Rockhll. Louis A, Ripley. Lewis
n. WOODBURY., Elizabeth b. Buel, Henry
III. strong, Alexander Mcneil, Henry
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nounced was that of Miss Justine Van
Rensselaer, Barber daughter of Mrs.
Thomas II. Barber to Roger +. Hooper,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Hooper OF
Boston. Miss Barber has been passing
the summer with her mother ut their
country place. Claverack House, n
Southampton, L. |. No date has been
mentioned for the wedding.
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Na,,.rl V to Lewis n Thurlow. Jr.,
-, DroolsIvr
NJ, ,a Mrs. Andrew Fox Platter OF
-. IT. ho,aannounced the engage
,hair daughter Miss Bercnlce
-. ". =" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS der Adolf
l,',,s Aodraus /. 8 n. navigating OIL
~ =, Q 9 I'tah. now stationed
~ prooLlvn navy ward. Mr. and
Nc Platter and their daughter have
tann s,a,,Ing in New York for several
da,,, 4, the Fillmore. The wedding will
80 n,ace in Dallas. Tex. on Septem-
hor "a
>,.,,.,o,., hos haen dlled with visitors
-. No nav+ weel when the annual
49, ,'e ,onnis tournament brought each
sa'. ,,,ou,Js to tho Casino where seating
,,,,,ad,tiors had been greatly in
1',oasaa This Gathering always holds It's
o,,.n as faoture az the season with
~. nrocesston Of handsome women
sro,sad in the very latest style, and
,hat a, last week was no exception. The
ma eros. fete at the Breakers was IA
e,,irc cl,max OF Newport's grande Sc
.,tno which under other circum-
a,ancos would have been one of the
cavest in wears. The coming week will
no marked by the wedding of Mss jose
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler y. Warren
and Miss Alice Warren OF this city,
who have been living In England for
two years, are now In France. In all
they will return to New York
for the winter owing to the war.
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The engagement has been announced
of Miss Madeleine Warner, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. William G. Warner or
Newark. y. j., to Lewis h, Thurlow' Jrr
OF BroOklyn
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Miss Calender and Miss De Forest
who for SO many years have lived al
% East Seventy street. have
been obliged to give up their apartment
at that address, famous for their musi-
Gales. They viii he Mt $40 Park avenue
on returning from their country place
in Stonngton, Conn.
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Bread Board
and Knife.

IN y or 7 q a
Bread Cut
ting Is o a r Il
an q X II i fe
smooth finish
" II h " o + a
bread " carved
on board and
the Aetna saw
edge l}ro n a
Knife. 10 inch
blade, set. :oc.
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Miss Maude Gwynne Shepherd and
her brother. William T.. Shepherd, Jr.
will return this week to Bar Harbor
to Join their parents after visit with
Mrs. Vanderbilt at the Breakers In
Newport Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd will
return To New York early In October
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Il. Towne John Llndley. Edward Sey-
mour. Frederick Busk and the Misses
Van Wrinkle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
have been passing the summer in RIOS
Ign. l.. l.. where their son Theodore
Roosevelt Sd was born in June. Mrs
Roosevelt's mother Mrs. Henry Addison
Alexander. returned last week from Eu-
rope. where she had been since the
early part OF the summer.
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Another wedding on Saturday will
be that Of Miss Alice Blaine Damrosch
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dam
fpsch NJ New York, to Hall Peasants
remington, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Josias
Pennington OF Baltimore, Md. 1t will
no celebrated at the summer home Of
mo brides parents at Westport- on-the-
Lake y. Y.
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Mss Margaret Schall. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William Schall Jr.. will
be- married To Robert h Stafford, son
II Mr., and Mrs. Robert Stafford of
huntington, l.. L. in the Peauot Chapel
New London, Conn. on Saturday af-
ernoon As many OF Mr.. Schalrs rela-
ives and friends are in the European
var the wedding will be Informal. After
he ceremony there will be a small re-
tepton AZ the villa Of the brides
Mrs. T., Franklin Brewster, Jr., will
% her sisters matron OF honor. The
bridesmaids will be the Misses Marie
Elise Whitney and Isabel Moore of
New Orleans and the Misses May Vogel,
Dorothea NJ. kcasbey. Alice Gouver-
oeur fortnight and Thelma Violet OF
mis- city. There will be two pages, sons
" Mrs. Robert Moore and Mrs. Edward
Hammond.
John w. Stafford will be his brothers
nest man. The ushers will he Charles
and Harold Schall. brothers OF the
bride; Kenneth Reynolds, Alexander II.
Lehman and +, Franklin Brewster.
Mrs. Schall will give a dance on FRI
DAY night at the Griswold in New Lon
don Tor the members of the bridal party.
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The wedding OF Miss Josephine
Sol,hUick Pearson. elder daughter Of
The late commander Frederick Pear
son. |. ;. y, TO Beverley Bogert OF this
,ty Vii ne celebrated In Trinity
church Newport. X. l., on Saturday
afternoon Al o'clock. The ceremony
Sill be Witnessed by many relatives and
friend, from New York and the sum-
NOR colonies Of Newport. Narragansett,
nenoN Bar Harbor and Southampton.
M-rWdrd there will he large recep-
ION al Anglesoa, the villa of the brides
mother, which is situated on Ochre
Point.
Miss Pearson will have her sister,
NJ Lesley +. Pearson. as her only at
;.ndant and Clarence \. Bogert will be
his brothers best man. The ushers
chosen include h. Pennington Pearson
and Frederick f. 4. Pearson. brothers
7 the bride; John A. Gade, William g.
'ammann, John f. Talmage, George
Isham Scott and Charles Hayden.
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Round back hard
wood golden oak
fnlsli.v very strong
our regular stock
Extra value Reg
ularly gic. AZ SOC.
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Large pack
n 4 - regularly
l7c Tor this
sale. ZEE. None
G.. o. ID. Store
orders only and
only one pack
age to a Gus
toner.
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Little Diamond Island
REH SeTU Z

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Heating are
| spending several weeks ut the island
as the guest of Mr.. Keating's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Heating. They
nave returned recently from their we'd
ding trip and were welcomed back to
the island heartily by their many
friends here.
Inc members Of the summer colony
mere are looking forward with much
anticipation to the masquerade which
is to be given at Cogawesco Hall ON
this Saturday evening. 1t is conf
IDENTITY expected to be the leading event
or the social season at Little Diamond
during this summer.
very enjoyable picnic was held on
the beach by some of the younger
Little Diamond set on Tuesday after
noon OF last week. Between fifteen
ana twenty were present and the
afternoon was passed in a very iollv
FASHION. Those who attended the pic
mic were: Miss Harriet Keslin. Miss
Margaret Eckman, Miss May Moore.
Miss Beatrice Sackett, Miss Ruth
Batchelder, Miss Edith Chamberlain.
Miss Marion Payne, Miss Caroline
James, Mr.. John Murray, Mr.. Proctor
James, Mr.. Philip James, Mr.. George
Hill, Mr.. Wilbur Hill, Mr.. Clarence
Sawyer, Mr.. Merrill Sawyer, Mr.. Ian.
renee Sawyer and Mr.. Howard
Keslin.
What proved one of the jolliest af.
fairs given at Cogawesco Hall this
summer was held last Thursday even.
ing, the occasion being baked bean
supper rendered by the Little Diamond
Island Association. A large number
from the summer colony were present
all OF whom were unable to praise
too highly the arrangements which
were made under the direction of Mrs
u. 10. James, Mrs. J. f. Bigelow and
MRS. Chamberlain. The following
members of the summer COLONY were
among those who were noticed as nres.
ent; Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert s. Davis. MIR and
Mrs. 5. s. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
sawyer. Mr.. Harry Harwood. Mr.. and
MRS. James Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Dunlap.
MI. and Mrs. II. q. Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Sale, Miss May Moore. Miss
Alnah James, Miss Muriel James, Miss
Caroline James, Miss Beatrice Sackett,
Miss Mildred Heating, Miss Lottie
Heating, Miss Edith Chamberlain. the
Misses Reiahan, Mr.. Merrill Sawyer.
Mr.. Laurence Sawyer, and Mr. Proctor
James.
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Y; Mrs. NJ. ]. Snow, y. Y; G. w.
thompson and family, Brooklyn ::
Miss M. McGavin, Montreal; MIR.
Robinson, Paris, Ont; Miss Doris
Robinson, Paris, Ont; Miss Joseph
inc A. Wasserboaker and Mrs. H. P.
Wasserboaker, Hyde Park, Mass. :;
Grace A. Livingstone, Andover,
Mass; Miss Florence R. West, An
dover, Mass; Mr.. John Montieth, Jr.,
Newark, n. j., and Mr. Louis w. Seid.
man, Jr., of New York.
Mr.. A. R. Daloz of Boston, Mass,
and Mr.. William ]. Mahnkin of Ford
ham, \. Y, both guests at the hotel,
devote great deal of their time to
deep sea fishing. Nearly every morn
ing they engage in their favorite pas
time and success invariably is with
them. They have been most gener-
Gus in providing the hotel with the
greater part of their catches.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Ehler of NAL
den, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. y. H.
Newell of West Roxbury, Mass, reg
istered last week for a two weeks
vacation. They were among the
guests of last year and have many
friends here. Previous to coming
here they spend some time at the ho-
tells in the White Mountains
Mr.. w. S. Abbott of Worcester,
Mass, registered at the hotel, Monday
last, for his second outing this season.
Mr.. Abbott finds at this island all one
could wish and great part of his time
is devoted to deep sea fishing and sail
ing. He is we'll and favorably known
in Worcester and he is with the
American Steel & Wire Co. as costs
accountant.
Wednesday, party enjoyed a days
outing to New Meadows River, leaving
the island about 9 A. NJ. Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Wentworth of Brookline, Mass,
had charge of the arrangements and
all were delighted with the trip.
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McCandleSs at the Colony Hall. last
Friday evening. A large number of
the younger set from the Auburn Cole
ny were present and all enjoyed a
most delightful evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ginsberg and
family, Of Cambridge, Mass, are
spending their vacation here, having
arrived at the point short time ago
They are enjoying their stay here ev-
cry minute Of the time and expect to
stay until the first part of September
Mr.. Edward \. Marschalk, of
Brooklyn, \. Y, arrived at the point
the first part of last week and is max
ing short stay here. He has been
greatly pleased with his experiences
here so far and thinks Harpswell a
fine place for summer outing.
Mrs. Harry Fl. Strout and Mrs. An
gle Campbell of Medford Hillside,
Mass, who spent a few weeks here
recently, left the point a few days ago
and have gone to Hampton Beach,
Me-, where they will make a short
visit.
Mr.. Philip Dunbar, of Portland, Me-,
arrived last Friday at Harpswell and
will stay here for a few days. He is
enjoying his stay here extremely and
regrets that he cannot make a longer
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sherwin, who
are occupying the Albert Young cot
tage on Hurricane Ridge, have been
entertaining recently Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice, Miss Guthrie and Miss Martin.
OF Worcester, Mass, who have been
their guests for over week. They
left the point on Saturday, after a
very pleasant visit.
Water has just been struck in the
we'll which is being sunk for Mr.. A.
F. Cushman on his property at Potts
Point. Mr.. Cushman, who acquired
this property the first part of the
summer, intends to build here before
next season and will be a resident of
Harpswell next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conant of Au-
burn, Me-, are at their cottage near
the Auburn Colony for the rest of Au-
gust, having arrived short time ago.
They have as their guests there Mr..
F. NJ. Martin and children Of LeXing-
ton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Conant have
been coming here for several years
and have many friends among the
summer colony.
Mrs. l.. L. Chaplin of Georgetown,
Mass, who has been spending the
summer as usual on Haskell Island,
left last week for a few days to visit
her brother at Cousins Island. She
will return here later in the summer
to spend the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kimball of
Everett Mass, who have been recent
guests of Mrs. J. H. Slower, left last
week and returned home, after
thoroughly enjoyable stay here. Mrs
Herbert A. Norton and Miss Eunice
Norton, of Chelsea, Mass, who have
been staying at the Slower house, left
few days ago. Both families en-
joyed very pleasant stays here and
were only sorry that they could not
have made longer visits
DR.. William Locy of Evanstown, ILL.,,
with his family, is a recent arrival at
South Harpswell. They will stay for
the rest of the summer. DR.. Locy is
professor Of zoology at Northwestern
University at Evanston and is work
Ing in the laboratory during his visit
DR.. Milton Greenman, of the Wor-
cester Institute, is among the sum-
mer visitors to arrive here last week.
He Is director Of Worcester Institute.
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Hill Crest
LARGE NUMBER OF TOURISTS
REGISTERED THE LAST WEEK.
Delightful Lobster Party Given by
Guests at Hotel.

quests at Hotel.
The hotel at this writing has over
one hundred guests and the greater
part of these are intending to remain
until Labor Day. The last week many
registered for an extended sojourn
and several Of these have been COM
ing to the hotel for several seasons.
Saturday evening last the dancing
party given in Hill Crest Hall was a
fine affair. All the guests from the
hotel were in attendance and many
from the cottage colony were present.
The dancing parties at this hotel are
always the leading social event of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hoke and son
Russell A. Hoke of Harrisburg, Pa,
are having a delightful vacation here.
They are very familiar with Casco
Bay, having spent four seasons on
Littlejohn's Island, where they have
hosts Of friends. Mr.. Hoke Is a
prominent citizen of Harrisburg, Pa,
and as private secretary to Hon.
John G. Bell, attorney general of
Pennsylvania, he is well known po-
litically and socially. Mr.. Hoke has
served in the same capacity for the
past seven attorney generals of his
State. He Is likewise writer of
short stories that have great demand
in the leading magazines Of this coun-
try. One of his stories, Adoption OF
the Rat" appeared in the August
number of the Pictorial Review.
One day last week delightful
days outing was enjoyed by party
of nineteen guests. This jolly party
sailed over to French's Island where
o delicious lobster dinner was served,
after which they motored over to Bus
tin Island and visited w. L. Wilson'S
dance hall and enjoyed an hour or
more at this favorite pastime. De-
licious refreshments were served
here. The return to the island was
made in time to partake of supper.
The affair was one of the most sue
cessful events of the season and Mr..
Louis w. Seidman, Jr.. of New York,
who arranged all the details for this
happy day, received the congratula-
tions Of all present. Among those
present were: Mr.. John Stewart N.
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having gone to Lewiston. He re-
turned here the latter part of the
week and will remain at his cottage
for the balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Nevins OF
Lewiston have returned to their
home in that city. They have been
occupying the White cittage, Lin
wood" during the greater part OF
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Getting of
Medford, Mass, are occupying "Casco
Rest cottage for the remaining part
OF the summer season.
Mr.. Albert Kezar of Pennington,
who with his sister, Miss Ellen Kezar,
has been occupying the Jemima Bib
Der cottage on Hurricane Ridge, re-
turned to his home the first part of
last week. They both spent a most
enjoyable outing here and hope to
return again in future summers.
Mr.. Lewis A. Scott, who has been
visiting Mr.. l.. H. Scott at Worces-
ter cottage. returned a few days ago
from Togus, where he was the guest
OF his brother for some time.
Mr.. A. F. Coale of Portland was at
south Harpswell for a few days last
week on business. During his stay
olTOuI
House near the steamer landing and
managed to combine an enjoyable
outing with a profitable business
trip.
Miss Myra Noble Of Potts Point
was away for short time last week
at portland, returning here again the
latter part of last week.
insure your cottage with Chester
l.. Jordan Co., Portland, and be safe
against accidents. Adv.
Mr.. b. Cohen of New York City and
MRS. r.. A. Bloom Of the same place
arrived last week and will spend
several weeks at the Wilkins cottage
here, joining the Misses Cohen who
have been at Harpswell since early
in the month.
Mr.. Alton r. Cooper OF Midway,
Mass. was a recent visitor to the
Strout House, arriving the first part
OF the week Mrs. George Boyden
and Miss G, l.. Bishop, also Of Med
way, are also guests at this estab-
llsnment and are enjoying their stay,
Wnich they hope to make an extend
ed one, to the utmost.
An enjoyable picnic was held last
week by some OF the summer resi-
dents here. They sailed over to Sc
guin Island, where they visited the
lighthouse and ate luncheon, return
ing late In the day. Those in the
party were: DR.. and Mrs. II. v. Neal,
the Misses Margaret and Helen Neal,
Master John Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.
watson, Mr.. Warren and Mr.. Rich
mond Watson, and Mrs G.. A. Neal.
MISS Marjorie Huse, who has been
q guest at the II. n. Noyes cottage on
HaskeU Island, has gone to a house
party on Bakers Island in Salem Har-
Dor.
a masquerade dance was given by
MISS Ruth and Miss Margaretta
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Ocean View Hotel
SOUTH HARPSWELL HOUSE
WELL FILLED WITH GUESTS.
Round of Amusement for Visitors
Continual


Continual.
The Ocean View has at present a
large number of guests registered
and most Of them are booked until
late in the season. Many Of the
guests this year have been at the
house since early in the season, so
that although the register has not
shown many changes the house has
been well filled all through the main
part of the season. The guests here
are never at a want for amusement.
The tennis and croquet courts are in
constant use and deep sea fishing
trips and sailing parties are very
popular. The ballroom is patroniz-
ed every evening with the devotees
of Terpsichore, and dancing is prov
ing very delightful feature of the
life here.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Alderman and
Mrs. L. B. Alderman of Portland and
Messrs. L. Altschul and B. Hirsh of
New York were guests here for a few
days last week.
Arrivals Of the past week who are
registered for stays of some duration
are: Miss Grace Scott and maid of
Hoboken, n. j.; DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Taylor of Philadelphia; Mr..
Algernon Clement of San Francisco,
CAL; Miss Edith l.. Jones and Miss
Ida Randall of Cambridge, Mass;
Miss Mabel P. Foster of Jamaica
Plain, Mass.