Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02

Mr. p, r Dean. Mrs. BODICE. and
Ing thseiow. who have been SPEND
Me,r past few weeks at the Eighth
turnas regiment building have re-
setts TO their homes in Massacbr.
naai s Ferris Englund and daughter
snsss q Somerville. Mass. are the
frsI OF Mrs. c. w. Howard of Cen.
h,s Dawson of Montreal has .oireI
tmiiy. who have a cottage ON
DAYS r,;., avenue and will stay a few
ap.ain and Mrs. Sylvanus Smith
and ana the Misses Eleanor anI Irn,.
Mitnam. stayed two DAYS ar tho say-
w House recently. The marty
tat; down along the shore i'm Can
smiths cruising launch.
i,,on Jackson OF Portland is at Ham,
cottage on Island avenue.
tns. nora Hoegelberger of WASH
Ps,. u. T., arrived recently at the
view House, to join Mr.. and Mrs.
Woihaupter, daughter Josephine.
tor MIS- Heigart. also from Washing
LII Inc party Is planning to stay
several weeks.
BITS. w. E. Marshall entertained a
IKE number Of friends at the Well
uS,on Cottage Thursday evening. A
SCaous shore dinner was prepared
Saet Craig, after which there was
an normal reception. The party was
gu Impromptu affair, having been ar
ranged as a send or for Mr.. TayIor
and MT. Lorzier of New York. 9th
srs who were present are DR.. and Mrs.
Somcrs OF Portland, Miss vogel and
Sne misses Costello of Boston. Miss NJ.
owen, Miss B. Hartshorn of Portland
and Mr.. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Chase Of
huntsville, Ala, are at the Bay View.
Aney were here several years ago and
saved at the Union House.
Inc masquerade and fancy dress
party at the Gem Rink last wednes-
gay night was an unqualified success
In every way. The rink was jammed
with spectators, more than 1900 peo-
PIE oeing present. Many fantastic
ana bizarre costumes were worn. Per-
maps the most original rig was that of
MT. Edward Skillings who was attired
In an empty barrel and wore a peacp
basket headgear. This was Judged
worthy CT first prize although there
We're many costumes that were ex-
tremely novel. The second prize was
won by Captain ABE" Sterling who
made up as 'forty-niner' from the
Wild and Woolly West Miss Eva
Nelson carried off the first prize for
ladies, her costume being that of n
washerwoman. Mrs. Roy Moulton. as
a nsherwoman. in a costume trimmed
with hshnets, won second prize. The
anair was Funniest from the start
and Manager McGilyray is TO be con-
graduated on the success of his eff
forts in providing amusement for his
patrons.
Best OF cottage and nome-furnishings
are to be found at the r. 5. Davis Co.,
cor. Exchange and Federal streets.
ADV.
Mrs. v. ID. Bozcssky and two chill
dren. Carol and Clara. and Mrs. Tu-
till OF Dunkirk. n. V. came the oath
aud are registered at the Bay View.
Mr.. Charles Gleason arrived on the
island Sunday and joined his son.
Mt. Charles Gleason, Jr., at the Bay
View House, where they are planning
to spend the rest of the summer.
Mistress Nell at the Gem was
we'll patronized during the last week.
crowds CT Portland people coming
down on the steamers. This week the
attraction Is the English comedy Mar
gery's Levers"
"Tolotus" cottage, Trefethen's. was
the scene of a jolly party last week.
wnen Mrs Lottie Plummer entertained
in honor of her cousin. Mrs <. q.
Baker. The cottage was very prettiiy
decorated for the occasion. Wild flow
ers. ferns and japanese lanterns. COM
bined with the Stars and Stripes. made
a very handsome effect. Fancy cakes.
ice cream and fruit punch were served.
Whist was enjoyed till a late hour.
Mrs. Herman Dyer captured the first
prize. a beautiful handkerchief. with
a score OF 81: Mr.. Ralph Lane secured
the second prize. a large box of can
dy (but he did not get any of IT'D with
a score of a. billie" got the BOBBY"
a rattle. and has been so ratified ever
since he missed the boat last Friday
morning.
Mrs. Louis Phillips of westbrook
and Mrs. III. l.. Williams of Oakdale
spent several days last week with
Mrs. J. w. Plummer at their pretty
cottage near Trefethen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kent are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bar
hour of Portland at their summer
home, "Edgewater" cottage. Mr.. Bar
bour Is on his vacation and spends
most of his time here at Trefethen's.
Capt Charlie Cooper arrived last
week from a trip to- New Orleans. He
came on the Steamer Lasselle and she
made a very good trip. being only 10
days on the way. Mr.. Cooper will
spend his time of duty with his wife
and family at Trefethen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Weber and Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Winslow and w. RI.
Jr.. who were stopping in the A. G.
Libby cottage at Trefethen's. have re-
turned to their home in the city.
Mrs. Harry Powers has as her guest
her cousin. Miss Edith VI. Wilcox Of
dorchester. Mass. at her pretty cot
tage. the Dorset" at TTefethen's.
Mrs. Charles 8. Charge and children
of Chelsea. Mass. are now located at
Trefethen's. Mr.. Charge. who is cash
Ter Of the Peoples National Bank. will
spend his vacation with his family
here the first two weeks in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Judkin and son
Charles of Cleveland. Ohio. spent sew
eraI days last week with friends at
Evergreen. Mr.. Judkins is ticket
-~~rt In Cleveland for the p a. n n