Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-08-06
GREAT DIAMOND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Annie Grimm, who has passed
many years abroad. spending most Of
the time in Berlin, Is at home for the
summer months. She was the guest
of Mrs. Samuel Lord on The Point
last week. She will leave for Europe
either In September or October.
Miss Mabel Wood took out q party
of friends in the Gismonda, Saturday,
and there was plenty of wind for the
most enthusiastic sailor.
Mrs. Franklin Rollins and Miss Sa-
rah Rollins, who have been at Quaker
Hill, New York, for the past two or
three weeks, have returned home to
Gray Gables" and at present Mr..
Weld Rollins Of Boston with a friend
is home for his vacation. Mr.. Rol-
Inns, who has always been exceedingly
fond Of all water sports, has q fne
sloop while he is here and he may be
seen almost every day sailing OF to
the fishing grounds or upon some ex-
cursion which ends in q chowder, a
clam boil or something of the sort.
Miss Helen Packard was on the
island on Thursday visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. s. ellison on The Point Mr..
Herbert futile arrived this week and
his brother also. The latter will re-
main through the month of August
as usual
Mr.. George F. Sanderson and his
family were the guests of the Tuttles
OF Arlington, on The Point, for a few
days last week. Mr.. Sanderson Is the
county attorney Of Middlesex, Mass.
Miss Ellen Lynch, daughter of Dea-
con Thomas Lynch, whoh as spent all
the later years of her life in Connecti-
cut will arrive here on Monday and
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
H. w. Noyes, at Cloverly.
Mrs. Bensemer and Miss Bensemer
Of Baltimore are at Windemere for
the season as Is Archdeacon Seymour,
who Is charmed with the island and
its surroundings.
Miss Louise Haskell was entertain
ed by Miss Mabel Wood last week.
Both Miss Haskell and Miss Trickey
attended the Friday evening mop. the
hops have become more popular than
ever with the Portland contingent OF
young people, the trip down and back
and the hall with its good floor and
the cool atmosphere always making
an event to be looked forward to with
an unusual degree Of anticipation, but
since the advent Of the officers at Fort
Mckinley and the additional fact that
many Of them are dancing men who
enjoy such affairs they have become
extremely enjoyable and invitations to
them are much appreciated and eager
ly sought for.
Miss Alice Washburn who is from
Sacramento. Cal, and In whose honor
the luncheon at Riverton was recent
ly given Is staying with her aunt, Mrs
Neal ID. Smith, at the Baxter cottage
on the bluff.
Captain and Mrs. Johnson with their
little one left this week for Boston
and later on they will visit friends in
Connecticut.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Schlosberk, at
her cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Moves Of Clo-
very have returned home from the
beau,GIi summer camp of Mr.. A. s..
Kinds which Is called Largemonte. Mr..
Noyes secured some very fine trout of
| which his relatives and neighbors had
| a goodly share and they were certainly
in thief ront rank as specimens of this
most delicious dainty.
The Misses Elise and Hazel Swan OF
Worcester, Mass, who were here on
the island with thir uncle, DIR. How
land. two or three seasons back, when
he coupled the Rounds cottage are
here again for the remainder of the
summer. They are very musical and
thoroughly wideawake girls and keep
things moving wherever they may be
and are consequently an addition to
any community.
August Is has been fixed upon for
the Island Day" and at that time the
| annual clambake will come OF and
there will be some kind of an enter
tainment In Elwell Hall in the even
ing.