Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND.
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their home in Washington, d. c., on
July 18th and arrived at their charming
cottage near Western Landing on July
18th, where they will remain all
summer.
Rev. Buffam and family of Winches-
ter, n. H., have taken one of the sew
eral beautiful cottages near Central
Landing for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
MIR. Roger Howell Of Baltimore, Md,
Ii;s ,Mz w.. known. and popular summer
tsitor at the West EnoS's so fond of
Chebeague that he is trying to get
even small vacation in order to visit
his family here. Mr.. Howell held the
Office of Lieutenant in the Maryland
Naval Militia stationed at the Naval
Home in Philadelphia, but he has ap-
piled for commissioned officers posi-
ton in the army. 1t will probably
take a week or more for the change
to take place. This week Lieut. How
~ell will spend on Chebeague.
Dean F. l.. Vernon of Portland and
family are occupying their beautiful
summer home on the West End of
Chebeague
Mrs. Lizzie Sinkerson and two
daughters, Of Portland, are visiting
Mrs. Sinkerson's sister, Mrs. Josie
Hamilton at her hospitable mansion
ON Eastern End of Chebeague.
Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard, Mrs. Schwef-
ell, and Miss Helen Brown of Philadel-
-phfa, Pa, arrived on July 9Th at their
imposing summer residence, "Khat-
-mandhu," on the West End. Mr.. and
and Mrs. Fred Ballard are expected to
arrive soon. Mr.. Ernest Ballard and
family of Chicago will open the cosy
little Kew" cottage, which has been
remodeled, for the summer. This cot
tage stands near the edge of the Bal
lard estate and commands wonder
ful view Of the softly rounding hills
and dark pine forests of the West End,
and of the western bay and islands.
Mrs. Walter Curt of. the Lodge
Khatmandhu," returned to her home
Friday evening after a short visit in
Portland.
Mr.. Philip Dorticos, chemical engin-
Ger OF the General Electric Co., who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. A.
Dorticos, at her breezy cottage.
Windemere," has left for visit with
ms, cousin, Miss Marie Haines in Port
land. After this visit Mr.. Dorticos
will return to his home in East Orange.
Miss Carmen Dorticos is spending the
summer at "Windemere" and seems
delighted with Chebeague and all its
many attractions
Mr.. and Mrs. Glidden of North Ar
itngton, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
do Glidden of Lexington, Mass, are
among the recent arrivals at the cot
tage colony on the West End
DR. and Mrs. II. NJ Morse of Balti.
more, Md, have as guests at their
lovely summer residence, Home.
wood" DR.. Elizabeth Morse of Boston,
Mass, and Mrs. w. b. French of Win.
chester. DR.. Hopkins is a professor
emeritus of Johns Hopkins Uniyers.
ity.
DR.. Edward Hubert, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Howell
and family at their attractive cottage
on the West End, has returned to HIS
home In East Orange.
Miss Ruth Remick, daughter OF the
wen known pastor of the Chebeague
Island church, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. +. G. Ross at North
Gorham, Maine, will return to Che
beague soon. Miss Ruth Jamison of
Cornish, Maine, will accompany Miss
Remick and make an indefinite stay.
Mrs. j.. l.. Hall wife Of the retired
physician OF Chebeague, now of South
Portland, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Clara Winfield Hamilton, near the East
End, for short while. -,
The airy and spacious "Juniper
Lodge" has been opened for the sum
ner by Miss Beatrice Hadcock and
two nieces, Miss Ceres Hadcock and
Miss Thora Hadcock, OF Brookline.
Riass.
Mrs. G. Hadcock and Miss Editha