Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01
Chebeasue
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to DR.. and Mrs. J. 8. Kingsley, who
are summering at South Harpswell.
and were visiting on Chebeaxue. DIR.
| Howell Ii OF the Johns Hopkins uni.
versity at Baltimore. DR.. Kinrsley
Is professor at Tufts College.
Miss Ellen Levin Of Portland IL
being entertained at "Armodale," the
summer home Of Mrs. Oscar Charlie
son. Miss Ellen Levin Is a sister
to Miss Ethel Levin who has been
among the guests at the house this
summer.
On Saturday last ten Of the guests
at the Island View cottage spent the
day going to New Meadows Inn where
they enjoyed shore dinner. Capt.
X. H. Bennett took the party from
Chebeague to Freeport in his motor
launch. after which they continued
their trip on the electric cars. Those
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Watts OF Maiden, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
L. Parks OF Worcester. Miss Eta
Briefly Of Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Webster Of Dorchester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Williams and SON Ma.
son OF Woonsocket. r. I.
Mr.. Raymond Jordan and Miss
Ethel Levin Of Portland spent Sun
day at the "Amordale" as the guests
OF Mrs. Oscar Charleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen and
child Of Dorchester will spend the
month OF August at the summer
home Of Mrs. H. H. Crossman near
Littlefeld's landing. They are ex.
pected to arrive this week. Mr.. AL.
len Is in the Boston office of the
Walter Baker Co. the chocolate
manufacturers. Mr.. Crossman who
Is at Milton on business spent Sunday
last with his family who are at their
cottage for the summer months.
Mrs. William Wyman of Milton.
Mass. is to spend the next few weeks
with Mrs. G. T. Phipps near Little
fields landing. She arrived on Sat-
urday last.
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Charleson of
the West End are at Bath, Me-. this
week on the captains schooner,
Clara E. Randall" where repairs are
to be made. Then the schooner will
go to Gardiner where she will load
up with ice for Philadelphia.
Edgar L. Hamilton won the gentle
mems prize for the highest string of
candles with score of 81, and Miss
Mae Fitzgerald won the ladies' by a
string totaling So. Umbrellas were
offered as the prizes, which make it
well worth trying for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Williams and
son Mason Of Woonsocket, R. l., have
arrived at Chebeague to spend the
summer again this year at the Island
View cottage. Mr.. Williams is en-
gagged in the electrical business in
his native city.
Miss B. Salmon and Miss NJ Weiss
Of New York City are guests at the
home Of Mrs. T. p. Hines for a few
weeks.
Sunday afternoon the West End
colony were entertained at tea by
Mrs. j: H, Ridge at her summer
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hanson and
two children Of Portland have re-
turned from a weeks cruise up the
Maine coast. Mr.. Hanson occupied
cottage at the West End last year,
and is a frequent visitor to the is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.. Webster of
Dorchester, Mass, arrived here Mon
day last to spend a short sojourn at
the Island View cottage. Mr.. Web
ster is steward at the Adams House,
Boston.
Mrs. r. ]. Brooks of Brooklyn.
n. T., and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kim.
ball OF Walpole, Mass, are guests at
the Thompson cottage at the West
End.
Miss Minnie X. Brown OF Boston.
Mass, arrived Wednesday to spend
the rest OF this week at the "Armo-
dale" at the West End.
Nelson c. Newall End, Of Bustillos.
Mex, who Is visiting his parents
here at their summer home on the
shore front was one of the ushers at
the marriage Of Miss Mildred Chase
and James Frank Drake at Plymouth.
n. H., Thursday last. The groom
was a resident OF Springfield, Mass.
the childhood home Of Mr.. Newall.
Mrs. Ernest w. Titcomb and daugh.
ter Adelaide of Portland spent Sunday
and Monday last at the "Armodale, at
the West End. They returned on
the late afternoon boat Monday.
Mr.. w. r. Anthoine, a well known
Portland attorney, and family, are
occupying the red cottage at Sunset
Landing. They arrived on wednes-
day OF last week and expect to spend
an extended summer season here at
Chebeague. Mr.. Anthoine Is greatly
interested in the development of the
island. As guests at their home over
Sunday last were Mr.. John p. Aver
and Miss Edith Nash of Portland.
Mr.. Frank x. Sticher and son,
Charles f., who are here at the Is
land View Cottage for the summer,
left for Boston on Sunday evening
and returned Tuesday morning, dur
ing which time they were attending
to business Affairs. The Sticher fam
lily are talented musicians and fur
nish many an evenings enjoyment
for the tourists registered here.
Miss A. L. Glidden and Miss Agnes
Arnold of North Arlington, Mass, are
here on a short sojourn at the GlIdden
cottage at the West End. We are
glad to report that Mr.. Glidden IL I'M
proving In his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Arnold and