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Summit House.

Summit House.
Guests are arriving daily at this
popular summer hotel and Saturday
last seven from New York were
among those to register. The New
York guests came to Join relatives
and friends already here and they
plan to remain at the hotel until Sept
1. The bookings for August are most
satisfactory and the hotel will have
a successful season Judging from
daily applications that are being re-
ceived. Every day sailing or motor
boat party is enjoyed by the guests
and these affairs give enjoyment to
all attending. The croquet and ten
mis- courts offer amusement for those
that desire this form of amusement
and several we'll contested contests
have been played recently. Many of
these guests attend the dancing par
ties given at Hill Crest hall.
Mr.. J. A. Dudgeon of Boston, Mass,
was at the hotel for two days last
week. In company with his wife they
had been to the White Mountains
for their summer outing. For several
seasons they have been guests at this
hotel and we'll known to many guests
here.
Mrs. Frank E. Foster of Brockton,
Mass. and Miss L. A. Goodrich of
Hyde Park, Mass, registered last
week for their summer outing. The
ladies are delighted with the island
and its many interesting spots.
The following registered during
the past week:
]. A. Dudgeon, Boston; Mrs. Frank
E. Foster, Brockton; Miss Lila A
vi oh II-1n nr1,
Woodbury., Salem, Mass; the Misses
Wilkie, Quebec; Miss H. S. Racey,
Quebec; Robt. Richie, Quebec; AL
fred E. Anderson, Quebec; Mrs Ra-
cey, Quebec; Miss D. A. Racey, Que
bee
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Ballard and
two daughters, Elizabeth and Susan
Ballard, all from Chicago, Ill, are
expected to arrive at the West End
some time around the first of August.
Mr.. Edmund Gilchrest and family
of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, will
occupy the cottage of Mr.. anu Mrs
Norman Ellison for the month of
August. Although Mr.. Gilchrest has
never before stayed any length of
time here, he is well known at the
West End through his frequent Wis
its here with friends. In former
years Mr.. Gilchrest and family spent
their summers on Cliff island
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ballard of
Chestnut Hill have been spending
part of their honeymoon in the cot
tage of Mr.. Billiards. father, Mr.. E.
A. Ballard. Before coming here they
visited Hot Springs and Bermuda,
and then came here for ten days to
u,
have now returned to their home in
Chestnut HILL
Two young men, who evidently be-
lieve in preparedness, the Messrs.
Junior and Richard Ellison. Junior
is now with his state militia on the
Mexican border and Richard is at
Plattsburg camp for his military
training.
Mr.. Norman Ellison has but re-
Gently completed building a beautiful
new residence at Chestnut Hill. They
were only able to move into their
new home on June Goth and therefore
they decided not to spend Tie sum-
mer Us they usually have in their
cottage near Sunset Landing.
new summer resilient at Sunset
Landing is Mr.. Alfred OLeary and
family, who arrived here few weeks
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represents the Cumberland Land Site
Co. which has recently assumed con-
troll over the land owned by the Sun
set Land Co. Under Mr.. O'Leary's
direction it Is planned to build I'D
a very fine summer resort on this
land.
Mr.. Herbert Brown left for his
home in New York the latter part
of last week, after a delightful visit
with Mrs. G.. II. Roberts and family.
Mr.. Hallam Taylor Ring Of Airing
ton Heights arrived here last week
for two weeks visit with Miss
Ethel Roberts.
Mr.. Alfred Crossman and three
friends, all from Milton, Mass, are
visiting for week Mr.. CHEESEMAN'S
parents at their cottage, Unquity
villa.
Miss Elizabeth Wyer expects to
entertain as guests at the cottage of
her parents, Miss Katherine Jack
son and her brother Mr.. DougaI
Jackson of Brookline, Mass. Miss
Jackson is college friend Of Miss
Wyer, both having lived in the same
hall at Radcliffe college. Mr.. DougaI
Jackson is a Harvard man.
Mrs. James p. Boyden IS enter
tanning her neice, Miss Louise AL
len of Brookline, Mass, at her cot
tage in the Massachusetts, colony.
Miss Allen will remain for the sum
mer with Mrs. Boyden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hamilton of
Germantown, Pa, are on the ISLAM
for a stay of two or more weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude King of WATERFOWL,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. George
Hicks for the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Beers and
daughter of Melrose, Mass, and Mrs.