Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-13
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Summit House.

Summit House.
AT the hotel at this time are TWEEN
ty-five guests and the greater num-
Der of these are here for the season.
Bookings to date are most satisfac-
tory and most successful season is
anticipated The delightful weather
mas given all an opportunity to en-
JOY the days as best pleases them
Several have found enjoyment in sail
Ing and bathing and the delightful
walks that abound on the islands are
one of the principal of the evenings
diversions.
Mrs. M. Tolmie of Montreal ar
rived Thursday last to spend the sea-
son here. Mrs. Tolmie has been a
guest here for many years and she
frds here every comfort and pleasure
for an ideal vacation. The patrons
at the hotel are pleased to have her
here once again.
Messrs. Lewis L. Hopkins and Ar
thur P. Hardy of Worcester, Mass,
registered Sunday for a vacation of
two weeks. The young men made
the trip from Boston by steamer
They were among the patrons of the
hotel last year and their friends here
are pleased to have them among
| eAA>AAA' AhSy oi . every nOuT
here.
Miss Estelle ". Mahoney of Nor
wood, Mass, was among the arrivals
or Saturday last. Miss Mahoney is
planninr to srend the greater part
or the summer with us.
The following are registered at the
motel at this time: Mrs. A. E. David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Blair FOULS. z.
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treal; Helen A. Koch, Mrs. r. S.
Koch, Master Alfred Koch. Ridge
wood, N. j.; Estelle M. Mahoney.
Norwood. Mass; Mrs. M. Dreyfus,
Marion Dreyfus, New York City; Mr..
and Mrs. Irvine Goddard, Gertrude
Goddard, Mrs. r. F. Wilkinson, Miss
Edith williamson; Lewis L. Hopkins,
Arthur 2. Hardy, Worcester, Mass. !:
Miss Felma Morrison, Dorchester.
Mass; Herbert w. Trohon Jr., Ar
lington, Mass.
! Mr.. Bicknell Hall, Jr., Brown 1917,
mas accepted the position as purser
Oh inc steamer Maquoit for the sum-
Eier months. Mr.. Halls many friends
are pleased to greet him here.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ". Hoben and family of SPRING
neld, Mass, will be sorry to hear
that they have decided not to come
to the island this year for their usu-
al vacation. For the past two sea-
sons they have occupied the Hill
homestead at the East end of the is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford E. Hamilton
or Waltham, Mass, are at the Ham
llton homestead on the main road.
Ihey Will remain here for two weeks
or more.
Trade with R. S. Davis, corner Elk
change and Federal street, Portland
II you want the best in bungalow or
cottage furniture.-Adv.
Rev. w. P. Merrill former pastor
or the Methodist Episcopal church
mere is now with the M. E. church in
Falmouth Foreside. The Foreside
was Mr.. MerrilI's boyhood home and
! 1t was at the request of the Foreside
people that his pastorate was chang
ed. Mr.. Merrill was considered one
OF the pest Of the ministers ever here,
ne pelng powerful speaker and very
much beloved by all with whom he
came in contact. Rev. Joseph r
Remick has taken his place as pastor
OF the island church.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Ellison and
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occupy their cottage on the West End
OF the island this year.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. S. Hicks were Mrs. Hicks broth
ers, Mr.. Frank A. Berry, Baltimore: ;
Mr. George F. Berry of Water
town. Mass, and Mr.. Edward Berry
OF North Deering, Maine. Mr.. and
MRS. Charles E. Berry and grand
daughter, Miss Helen M. Berry, all of
Watertown, Mass, are now visiting
here. Mr.. Hicks is no longer in the
photography business. He is now
working as an expert tool maker in
the employ of the Portland company
of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Roberts and
children, Dorothy, Ethel, Brenton,
Phillip, and Howard 3rd of Arlington
Heights, Mass, are now here for
the summer. Mr.. Bert Brown, also
or Arlington, will be a guest here for
the last two weeks in July.
Dean Vernon and family of the
west End colony will not be at their
attractive cottage this summer.
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