Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-08-03
Mere Point,

and more people are seen in the al
leys. at the Saturday evening dances.
and last but not least on the wharf
to meet the steamer. we begin to won
der how many this small peninsula
can hold. There is no hack of diver
sion for anyone. for every sort of pas
tine Is INDUCED. The newest and
consequently the most interesting oc-
cupation Just now is tennis. and since
the completion Of the court on what
Is known as the hotel site. many ex-
citing sets have been played. Daily
practice Is held ON the court by those
\ who expect to enter the tournament
] which will take place in August.
Among those who are likely to be
| heard from in the tournament are:
| Albert n. Garrett Of Swarthmore, Pa:
Fred Wood Of Lowell, Mass. and Fred
| erick Cram of Brunswick.
Hon. w. ID. Pennell, Mrs. w. Pulsi-
| fer. Miss Lois DYER and Mt. and Mrs.
| A. p G. Griffin were guests of Prof
| and Mrs. Files in a launch party to
Bailey's. Friday. After luncheon on
| the island a sail on the ocean was
taken which was highly enjoyed by
| every one. The rough water only
added zest TO the hilaritv Of the party
for II would be hard to bring together
company Of more daring sailors.
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer entertained
Monday at a ladies' card party. The
house was tastefully arranged and not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather the affair was a great sue
cess.
The Saturday evening entertain
ment was in charge of Miss Mabel
Chandler. Mrs. E. w. Brewer. and
Miss Bernice Ham and consisted
principally Of character ippersona-
tons from Mother Goose. The char
acters were as follows: Queen of
Hearts. Grace G. Griffin; Knave of
Hearts, Albert N. Garret: King Of
Hearts, Whitcomb Fields; Old King
Cole. DIR. II. II. Wilder; Tommy Tuck
er. Woodbury. Howe; Good King Ar
thur and Queen. w. Fields and Doro-
thy Brewer: Little Bo-Peep. Mrs. A.
n. Garret; Little Boy Blue. Winslow
Brewer; Tommy Shocks and Betsey
Brooks. Winston Brewer and Made
line Brewer; One Misty Moisty Morn
ing, Eddie and Ruth Southard: Sim
pie Simon, DIR. Woodbury.. Pulsifer:
where are you going. my Pretty
Maid?", Charlotte Chandler and Al
George Griffin; Little Miss Nuffet,,
Bertha Stetsop. Interspe:sed with the
foregoing numbers were severalsspe-
cialties by Mr. 1Whitcomb EyeE6 u
| Cambridge. Mass These wefe ex-
tremely amusing and won hearty ap-
| plause.
John Riley of Brunswick, who has
been at the Maine General hospital for
an operation. has returned to, the
Point, where he was cordially greeted
| by his many friends.
| Miss Maude Pennell has left for
Brooks. Me-. where she will be the
guest OF Mr.. Millard Chase at the
hoTe Of the latter's father.
Harry L. Palmer of New York wes
at the Point for a few davs last week
with Willard Chase Of Boston.
Miss Edith F. Libby spent a few
Grace Griffin at the Elliott COTTAGE.
F. J. Ham and family closed their
cottage on Friday and returned TO
| their bone in Lewiston.
Afternoon Chandler has been spend
ing his vacation here with his pa
| rents. He hal the Yacht Gypsy 81
| FroeDort for bis use during bis sfsv.
Miss Bertha Hackett of Newton
vile. Mass. arrived at the Elliott cot.
tage Monday to visit Miss Grace Grif.
fir. Size Is a graduate of Smith cJl.
Ie~e. 1905.
Mrs. George NJ. Howe arrived Tues
day TO spend the remainder Of the
summer ut her cottage.
r. n. Chase and family of Lowell
opened their cottage Tuesday for the
| rest Of the summer.
Miss Over and Miss ois Over OF
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. are guests Of Mrs.
| Woodbury. Pulsifer.
L b.
Willis Roberts spent few DAYS Gavin
ing out on Bailey's Island lest weet.
They occupied the cottage OF the ia.
quish Shooting club.
Miss Grifin Of Washington arrivef
wedr esdav TO spend the rest OF the
season with her parents.
We are glad to again welcome Mr..
William Hale OF Sherbrooke. p. O.
who Is the guest Of his sisters. Mr..
Hale's family are camping out IN
Canada this summer and are greatly
missed at the Point.
DIR. and Mrs. A. p. Perry of Bosso-,
were guests Of Mr.. f. w. Brewer nj
the Packard cottage over Sunday.
Wbitcomb Fields made an adven.
turesome trip TO South Freeport dur.
Ing RE height OF the storm Sunday
In his little sloop Isabel The wind
was so strong that he made most OF
the trip under bare poles and finally
arrived at his destination with the
boat half full OF water.
Mrs. John Perkins and family have
opened the Sands cottsge where they
have as their quests. Mr.. John Bur.
CESS and wife. Of SomervIIle.
Mr.. Joseph Stetson and wife left
Saturday. after short visit to Mrs
J. r. Stetson.
The Misses Bertha and Ella Nav
Stetson are staying at the Harvey
Stetson cottage.
Mr.. George Alexander and wife ~,
turned Saturday to their home IN
Topshsm. >r
Mrs. r. r. Smith and the Misses
Beatrice and Marion Smith left Blact
stone Tuesdsy for their home in cbel
sea. - -
Mr.. spd Mrs lanes Jordan. Ir
have arrived at wyndemere for a few
weeks