Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Littlejohn's /.

most enjoyable concert was given
.uesoay evening in the Rockmere
ror: at which the following talent
HT1r.acipated. Piano solos. Miss Anna
uernoit, Freehold. N. j.; soprano
Nus. Miss Mary F. Fraser. Boston:
1.s Florence Walsh, Weymouth.
rss ess Miss Martha l.. Reid. Boston:
Mss Rebecca Bird. wollaston. Mass:
Alto solos. Miss Catharine Cushine.
1s.ston. Mrs. G. H. Hamilton; Duet.
Ssses Reed and Cushing: recitations.
Kiss Leila Nichols. Allston, Mass.
me audience was very appreciative.
e generously applauded each effort
Mr.. A. E. Upham of Weston. Mass.
presented the cause for which the CON.
cert was given In such a forcible way
tnat a purse OF $21.53 was at once
%aoe up: The parlor was beautifully
decorated with golden rod. Norway
pine and mr., under the direction OF
MISS Ethel Nichol. and the assistance
Oh the Young ladies of the Rockmere.
Inc Misses Woodbury. of Salem. with
tneir friend. Mrs. Horton L. Allen
ana son Ferry. are at the white Cot.
taSe Tor three weeks. This is their
tnird season here, which shows their
rove and appreciation of Littlejohn's.
Or. Charles Derby, graduate of
iufts Dental college. and now leading
dentist In Melrose Highlands. has been
spending a few days at the Rockmere.
Mrs. M. A. Scanlan of South Boston
Is at the Cook cottage for a two weeks
stay.
Mr.. Albert Jones of Pennington.
Me-. spent Sunday at the Lyndehurst
as guest Of his sister. Mrs. Seavey.
Miss Agnes George and her aunt.
MISS James, took trip to New Mead
ows Saturday. returning on the late
boat.
Miss Mabel Moore and sister Nellie.
both OF Woburn, arrived at the Rock
mere Saturday morning for two
weeks stay.
his sixteenth birthday with a party
Thursday at the cottage
Miss Marion S. Spring of Brookline
Is rooming at Mrs. Dey's cottage, and
taking her meals out
Mrs. r. II. Jenkins and daughter
Elsie. Mrs. F. c. Ames and daughter
Marion, Miss Lottie II. Kidger, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tuells. with son Har-
old. and daughter. Lillian, all of Ever
EFT. are at the Highland for the re,
mainder Of the season.
Mr.. Charles F. Reed. proprietor of
Reeds News Store at Melrose High
lands. spent a few days this week at
the Rockmere
"Idlewilde" returned to his work i'm
Boston Tuesday. after an enjoyable
outing of month.
Mr.. Joseph Ready and Mr.. T. Dwyer
were in Boston this week on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Nellie Blanche Woolner is
spending the rest of the season at the
pine Gone" cottage
Mrs. j. p. Prentiss and daughte..
Mary A, returned to the Rockmere
Wednesday. after two weeks stay
at Ogunquit.
Mr.. G. r. woolner of Everett spent
Sunday with his family at the Pine
Cone. -------
turned to their home in New York
Tuesday. They will be missed by the
other Rockmere guests.
Miss Charlotte Howard of Cam
bridge. who has been visiting Mrs.
Carlton Hicks at the Lyndehurst, re-
turned to her home this week
Capt. A. c. Drinkwater took a party
Of Mr.. OBrien's friends to South Free
port in his yacht, la Femme" Wed.
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs George McWilliams and
son Everett, from Cambridge, are al
the Cook cottage for two weeks. Miss
Isabel Sherman from South Boston
Is also at the same cottage.
Mr.. Harry Jones and family of Port
land spent Sunday at the Lyndehurst.
Mr.. Walsh and family leave the
Films Log Cabin Friday. after a two
weeks stay. We have had much pleas
ure in listening to Miss Florence's
sweet singing. and are hoping TO
have the pleasure repeated next sum-
mer
Mr. and Mrs. Runnalls. at the Cook
cottage, leave Saturday for their home
in South Boston, after stay OF about
two weeks.
Miss Catharine Owen of Ashmont.
Mass. and Miss Gladys Whitaker OF
Everett. are the guests of Mrs. Eugene
and Mrs. Walter Richards at the Har-
low cottage.
Mrs. Rev. r. S. Hunnewell. who has
been at the Crows Nest" the past
week. returned to- her home in Read
ing. Mass, Thursday.
Miss Mildred Buchanan of Melrose
has been spending 4 few DAYS with
Miss Hazel Loring at the Bay View.
Mrs. r. n. Kingston. who has beer
spending some ty-o weeks at Melrose,
returned TO the Kingston cottage
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. r. Mastin of Mid.
land Park. ". j.. arrived at the Rock
mere Monday morning for a weeks
stay Mr.. Mastin is treasurer of the
ia Favorite Rubber" Manufacturing
company Of Paterson. y. J. He is al
50 a great friend OF children and has
been much interested in S. s. work
for many years.
Mrs. J. w. Rodgers OF Roxbury ar
rived at the Alpine cottage Saturday
night. TO remain the rest Of the sea
son. Mrs. Rodgers mother, Mrs. J.
w. Howe. has been al the cottage
since August 1.
Mr. Hiram w. Emery. with his
grandson. Master n. Weber Emery,
both Of Winchester. have been al the
Rockmere the past week.
Master Marshall Wellington. with IFS