Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-30
Peaks Island


wife OF Hartford, Conn. Mr.. oliver
is leading jeweler in Hartford and
came here from Chatham. where he
spent ten days, going there from Bos-
ton in his auto. and then on to Port
land. After a visit here they will re-
turn home via Boston.
Mrs. A. ID. Webber's guests. Mrs
Arthur F. Sawyer and children of
Philadelphia left last Wednesday for
Salem, Mass, where they will visit
relatives and then return to Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Cox and son and
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Ventres of the Deer
ing district. were guests last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bynon OF
Evergreen. Mr.. Bynon has added a
new piazza to his cottage. which i'm
proves the appearance of IL very much
Mr.. j. A. r.. Moves of the Marks
Printing Co. and Mr.. Louis c. Sterling
OF Kendall & Whitney are among the
happy ones spending their vacations
at their cottage at Trefethen's
Mrs. George l.. Varney of Ire,
fethen's is entertaining her sister. Miss
Alice Lincoln and also had as guests
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Varney of North Windham.
Mrs. A. r. Bond and Mrs. ID. Y. Har-
ris were guests last Friday of Mrs.
{. II. Frost of the Hillside House.
Mrs. II. l.. Patchen entertained her
sister, Mrs. Albert Mundee of Quebec
street, one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skillings gave
charming birthday party last week
in honor of their little sons first an
niversary. Master Warren Fuller Skill
lings. Ten happy little children were
present and children's game were in
dulged in. The birthday cake was cut
and served by Miss Ne-issa Kent and
was the most pleasing part of the day
to the children.
Mr.. NJ. Caffrey of New York. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Shaw of Brooklyn, n. Y.
and Miss E. n. Gwynne of New York
are among the late arrivals at the
knickerbocker House.
DIR. jenkins and family Of Williams
port. Pa, who were at the waldron
cottage, have left for Nevada, and arc
missed by their many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Greely have as
daughter Winnie of Boston. Mass.
Mr.. Harold Gardner of Milford. n.
H.. Is spending two weeks vacation
at the Bay State cottage on Central
Avenue
Mrs. George b. Goff of Gorham and
daughter Linnie Of Portland spent
Sunday with Mrs. Horace Fogg at her
cottage on Welch avenue.
Miss T.. G. Colesworthy of Elephant
avenue has been visiting friends in
Boston during the past week.
Mrs. j. E. Miltmore of Oakland ave-
nue. entertained Mrs. E. G.. Burbank
and Miss Emily Burbank of Augusta,
Me-. last week
Mr. and Me- EranI.
chester. n. H., are at the "Restawile''
cottage for a short stay.
Mrs. William Edwards returned
home recently from a pleasant visit
with Judge and Mrs. Peabody of Port
land.
Miss Molly f. Curtis Of Portland is
spending few days at the Pearl cot.
tage as the guest of Miss Pearl Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tatro. Miss
Cleona Tatro and Mr. Hugh Miltmore
OF Burlington. VT. and Mr.. and Mrs
Z. A. Miltmore of st. Johnsbury. VT.
are at Mrs. J. f. Miltmore's cottage
for weeks house party.
MIR. and Mrs. o. X. Phinney of
Standisb. Me-. were the guests of Mrs.
Horace Fogg several days last week.
Mr.. Robert Morrison of Boston is at
the Bay State cottage where he in
tends to stay month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Aver OF
Biddeford, Me-, who have been So
Journing at the Pearl cottage for the
past two weeks. returned home recent
ly.
The attraction at the Gem theatre
this week is The Nancy Hanks"
Mr.. w. B. Burpee. who owns Camp
Burpee" on the east side of the island.
started Wednesday on a business trip
to California. He will stay some time
in San Francisco in the interests of
the New Hampshire Fire Insurance
Co.
Miss Pearl Dow has resigned her po-
sition as book-keeper in Fred Little
fields store and will take a vacation of
two weeks or more in the White
Mountains.
The new comers at the Bay View
House are: Misses Mae A. Carey and
N. A. Shean OF Springfield. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. r. v. Mckee of Port Wash.
ington. N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Waite of Dixfeld, Me-. r. G. warman.
OF Washington. ID. c.. Mr.. and Mrs.
w B. Meady Of Medford. Mass. Mrs.
U. NJ. Kelso and Miss Helen KeIso of
Wakefield. Mass. VIM. Crozier of Bos-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. CoIburn of
Boston
ihe one miie race Tor boys under is
years OF age at the Gem Rink Mon
DAY night was an exciting contest
Inc starters, Master Howard Sinclair
and Master Harold Clark have been
rivals for some time, and Monday
nights race proved that Sinclair was
tne fastest. his time being 4 minutes.
3 seconds. A novelty race between
OBrien and Mcdonald vs.. Stevens and
sterling ended In favor of OBrien and
Mcdonald.
Now is the time TO save money in
buying cottage furniture. We keep
every thing needful for camping:
stoves. kitchen-ware. furniture. etc.
We are always pleased to show our
stock to prospective customers. r. 4.
Davis Co. corner Exchange and Fed