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where they win, spend the remainder

where they will spend the remainder
or the summer.
John Manners, who has been at
Oak cottage for a several weeks stay,
LETT on Monday for Camden, where
ne will spend two weeks. After a
rev days In Boston Mr.. Manners will
return to the island to remain until
late fall, and will devote the time to
his work, being one of the best
known china painters in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Brownlee of
Brabrook road will have as their
August guests their son and his fam
ny, who will arrive in short time
from their home in Buffalo.
Miss Helen Morrill, arrived Monday
from her home in Boston to spend
the month of August with her aunt.
Mrs. Edward Merrill of Pleasant
avenue.
Gertrude Huelin of the east end
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Greedy at Trefethen. Mrs. Gree
ly has also had Miss NJ D. Kingsley
and Miss Alice Rieter of Northamp-
ton, Mass, as guests at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Curtis and fam
lily of Berlin, N. H., have taken the
Skolfield cottage on Torrington
Point for the month of August.
Miss Lucy White left this week for
months stay in the mountains and
was accompanied by her uncle, John
White of New York, who spends his
summers on the island. Miss White
will return to occupy her cottage
through September.
Among the many interesting peo-
pie who have visited at Evergreen
the past week were Professor and
Mrs. Bradford Mcintyre, who were
the guests of their cousin, Mrs. H.
r. Huston, at her summer home.
Both the Professor and his wife
were teachers at Kent Hill Seminary
before their marriage and their visit
at the island was an unusually pleas
ant one as they had the privilege OF
meeting many of their old friends
who were at Kent's Hill with them.
They are now located in Carlisle,
Pa, where Mr.. Bradford is professor
of English literature in Dickinson
college, one of the most prominent
along educational lines in the state
Edward Mcclure of Somerville,
Mass, Miss Fanny Temple, Dorches-
ter, Mass, and Miss Gertrude Null
Inns of Springfield, Mass, are the
latest arrivals at the home of Mrs.
w. H. Trefethen on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Appleby and the Misses APP
pleby, Mrs. F. NJ. Robinson and Mrs.
Sarah Sawyer of Sterling row, who
are among the new residents Of the
summer colony, were the guests this
week of Mrs. George Maggi and Mrs.
Emily T. Howe at their home for a
social afternoon. Music was much
enjoyed, followed by the serving of
tea. Miss Rodiger and Miss Busick,
guests of the house, assisting in
serving
Mrs. Thomas Oulton, who has been
on a visit to New Hampshire, where
she met Mr. Oulton, who recently re-
turned from the west, has arrived at
her island home, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer
Mr.. Oulton will locate in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carrick and
little daughter Margaret of Hardwick,
VT, are arriving in a few days for a
visit with Mr.. Carrick's mother at her
summer home on Island avenue.
Miss Jessie McAusland, Miss Ell
sic McAusland, Miss Phoebe Strug-
nell and Mr.. Carl Burkholdt have ar
rived at the Rothesay on Prince ave-
nue. to spend the month of August,
making the trip by auto.
Miss Gertrude Mullins of Spring
field, Mass, is at Haphazard camp on
Sargent road, the guest of Miss Ellis
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ansel Wheeler of Concord.
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Briggs for few days at their
cottage on Island avenue, and will be
entertained by other relatives at the
island before returning home.