Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
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soprano voice and has kindly favored
the X: ckmere guests with several solos
which were much appreciated and ap-
plauded.
Miss Ella James of Concord. y. H.,
Is spending a week with her niece
Miss Agnes George. at The Birches."
The Rockmere Tennis Court has
been put in shape the past week and
is rarely empty. CottaSers as we'll as
the hotel guests finding much pleasure
in the sport.
Miss Ruth Simonds of Woburn. Sec
rotary for Waldo III. Bigelow. with
her friend. Miss Ellen Weaver Ct Low
ell. are at the Rockmere for their va
cation. d.
Mrs. Andrew Dey is entertaining
Miss Sevilla Conrad from Dorchester
for a short time. This is her sec
ond visit to Littlejohn's and she is so
pleased with the place she is hoping
to interest others in her family t.
come with her another season.
Mrs. James Crawford OF Dorchester
is registered at the Rockmere
Mr.. E. A. Warwick of Boston who
holds the position of window trimmer
at The Continental Clothing Store"
Washington street. corner of 'BoyTston.
is spending his vacation at the Films
Log Cabin, as guest of Miss Fll ence
Walsh.
Miss Edith R. Fraser. manager Of 4
large dress-making establishment. en-
Massachusetts avenue. Boston. is at the
Rockmere in company with her friend.
Miss Mary Dervo, who is in the same
business.
Mr.. p. J. Nolan of Boston is expect
ed TO arrive at the Romeo cottage Sun
day for SHIRT stay.
A party Of eight Rockmere guests.
took the trip to Cape Elizabeth Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. w. Rogers three sons. Will
liam. Joe and Stanley are at their
cottage this month with their grand
mother, Mrs. J. w. Horne, all of RoX-
bury.
Mrs. Frank S. Hunnewell CT Reading.
who has spent so many seasons in
this locality is now visiting Mrs. A.
NJ. Ames at the Crows Nest"
DIR. w. II. Baker and party con-
sisting Of his fiancee. Miss Sara NJ.
Nichols and her aunt. Mrs. Crawford,
left Littlejohn's Friday night en- route
for Northport. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Runnalls and
family. consisting of Misses Rosina.
LaUretta, Lillian and Edith. with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas James and two small
children. Robert and James. arrived
at the Cook cottage Sunday. Wednes-
day they all had most enjoyable
trip TO Riverton.
Miss Jones of Livermore. Me-. is a:
the "Lyndehurst" for few weeks.
Mr.. A. l.. Bartlett of Concord. \.
H.. was at the Rockmere for a few
days en- route for the White Mountains.
Mrs. S. Sparrow. who has been
guest of Mrs. Ready at the Romeo cot
tage returned to her home in Roxbury
Friday. She also visited at Casco
Castle a few. days. and found that
chp-mine-nlace. but was equally p,eased
with Littlejohn's. =.
Mrs. Benjamin Hill and daughters.
Mary and Annie. arrived at the Films
cottage. Saturday. Mrs. A. G. Hill of
Somerville Is also here for the remain
der of the season.
Mr.. Harry J. Stroub 0 New York
city joined his mother at the Rock
mere Tuesday for a short stay.
Miss Olive A. Dodge of Nashua.
teacher in the state normal school.
Plymouth. n. H.. is at THE Birches
for the rest of the season.
Miss Isabelle Fraser, stenographer
for the Cloverdale Creamery. South
Market street. Boston. with her friend,
Miss Gertrude Fifeld, are at the Rock
mere for two weeks.
Mrs. James A. Chamberlain of Ros-
lindale who has been spending a week
with her son at the West End OF the
Arcade. returned home Saturday.
DR. Derby of Melrose Highlands is
spending a few days with Mrs. White
and daughters at the White Cottage
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Francis CT
Charlestown are at the RockmeTe for
a few days.
Mr.. Andrew Dey at the Glover cot
tage closed his vacation Sunday and
returned TO his home in Dorchester.
going from there on short business
trip to- New York. Mr.. Dey is man
ager Of the Boston branch OF the mil
linery firm of Judkins and Mccormack
Co. New York. Mr.. Dey's family will
remain at Littlejohn's for the remain
der OF the season.
A party Of 10 went to South Free
port Tuesday night in Harold Saw
yer's launch to- attend the roller skat-
ing rink. AN elegant time" was the
general verdict
Miss Mary Fraser and sister. Bertha,
arrived at the Rockmere Wednesday
m, rning They spend the month OF
July at Clarendon. VT. but felt the sea-
son would not be complete without
their annual two weeks outing at Lit
tlejohn's
Miss May Tayne and Leona Langley
Of Belmont are at the Bay View for
few days as guests Of Miss Glib
bons. Miss Rose Gibbons OF Melrose
IL also at the same cottage.
Mrs. Frank Morton. who has beoa
spending some time at the Crows
Nest" returned To her home in New
ten last week Wednesday.
Mr.. A. y. Lee of the Cloverdale
Creamery. Boston. spent Sunday at
the Rockmere house.
Mrs. A. VI. woolner and family con-
sisting Of her son. Harold and daugh-