Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01

oert r. HOWARD and wife OF Port
land. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baker
and daughter Grace of Portland are
guests at the Old Homestead.
Mr.. Charles E. Rockwell of Water.
town spent several days at the Grove
cottage last week.
Mrs. Ben witham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster, Mrs. Dam, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Kennard. of Portland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill of Auburn, Me-,
are now at D'Shawmut cottage for
the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Woodbury. and
son Paul Of Auburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
H E. Hanes Of Livermore, Falls. Me-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman of
Medneld, Mass, and Mr.. Harry Jack
son of West Medford, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Ira Rich at Pleasant
View cottage. Mrs. Charles Frost
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Woodbury..
DR.. j. ]. Kelley, wife and SON
Paul of Ipswich, Mass, T. J. Man.
ming, F. G. Hammer and p. H. Sheri-
dan OF Brooklyn, n. Y, Dr. ]. T.
Moriarity Of Waldoboro. Mass, p. c.
Caldwell. Of Winchester, Mass, and
c. G. Davis Of New York City are
among the summer guests Of Beach
Avenue House who pass the time in
boating, bathing and out door recrea-
tons.
Miss Ella and Gertrude WEIGH of
Portland and A. w. Thompson, ex-
mayor of Kingston, N. Y, and now
cashier Of the Rondout National Bank
Of Kingston, were also guests here.
n.
daughter Gladys of Portland and Mrs
w. H. Doulens Of Salem. Mass, who
has fine cottage at Falmouth Fore
Slope cottage, West End.
DIR. and Mrs. John T. Palmer OF
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Greenlaw
and Mrs. Cooper of st. Johns, N. B..
were guests last week at Sunset cot.
tage.
Mrs. William Harvey and Mr.. Geo.
w. Harvey of Somerville, Mass, are
stopping at "Westlawn."
Mr.. Nat Webster and Miss Madeline
LeClair who were guests at Com
monwealth cottage have returned to
Boston.
Mrs. v. G.. Bragg gave a pleasant
whist last Wednesday afternoon to
a number of West End friends. Re-
freshments were served and music
was enjoyed during the time. Mrs.
Cook was the winner of the prize
Mrs. G. F. Doerinckel and Miss
A. ]. Menzies of $40 st. Nicholas
avenue. New York City, are guests
of Mrs. J. l.. Burke at the new
Seward cottage, West End.
Mrs. James Mcclellan of West
brook. Mass, was guest last week
at the Gray cottage, West End.
Mr.. c. NJ. Brooks. leader of Chapd.
ler's Band of Portland was a recent
guest at the Lambert cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Kellar
and children of West Medford are at
the Olive cottage for the rest of the
season. Miss s. ]. Clark is a guest
there. The young Mt. Kellar had
quite an experience in the storm of
last Friday. He was in a tent
trying to hold 1t from blowing away,
but IL was wrenched from his hands
and he narrowly escaped from blow
ing overheard with It, The tent Is
now in place again.
Mr.. Arthur rockingham and Mr..
Ray Wilkinson of Salem, Mass, Wis
tied Miss Ethel Jordan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Mountfort
have been entertaining as their guest
for a few days Mr.. Allston p. Joyce.
city clerk Of Medford. Mass, at their
cottage, West End. Mr.. Joyce has
been clerk Of Medford ever since its
incorporation as city and is enjoy
ing a well earned vacation by a visit
to the Maine coast. During his stay
here a trip was taken with Mrs.
Mountfort, Miss Harvey and others,
through the different islands to Cur
net, 1t being a great treat to Mr..
Joyce as he had never before had the
pleasure Of seeing the beauties of
Casco Bay.
Mr.. Alexander w. NJ. Brockman of
Portland has been spending the past
week with his family in one Of Ponce's
cottages.
Mrs. James Wallace Of the home
bakery, who has been quite i'll the
able to sit up a while each day. All
Mrs. E. C.. Vincent OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, is spending her ninth season
on the island and is now a guest with
the following at "Bid-a-wee" cottage,
Miss Sophie C.. Nelson. assistant IL
brarian Of the WATERFOWL Public Ii
brary; Miss Louise Hald, formerly
OF the Bean Pot. and now of Brook
line. Mass: Miss Lorraine Balkan OF
jamaica Plain. kindergarten teach
er In Sarah J. Bakers school. Rox-
bury, Mass.
Mr.. Edward Murtaugh, James Don
ovan, Miss Alice Cary Of Brighton.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LeBar-
on of Everett. Mr.. and Mrs. CIar-
ence Blake OF Everett, Mass, Mr.. and