Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
housekeeper. Mrs. Callahan is with

" <1oA 5ndi AIOu1 6imuuIEl, Long Is
land, ~ T., are summering at one OF
Ponce's cottages.
Miss Eva A. knight and Mr.. Chas.
Mcconnell are the latest arrivals at
the Knight cottage.
Miss Harriet Hoornbeck and sister
Helen Of Everett, Mass, were guests
Of Mrs. Mckinley at the Belmont cot
tage.
Mr.. F. ]. Shaw was a recent guest
at the Belmont
Mrs. D. o. Wight and daughter
Nellie, Miss Annie Parker and Miss
Margaret Kelley have taken Anne
hurst cottage at the East End for the
season and are now enjoying life
there.
Mrs. G. E. whithill and daughter
Florence is the guest of her sister,
Miss Jessie Williams, at the Kemp
ton cottage, East End.
Mr.. ]. H. Thompson of Cambridge,
Mass, was a recent guest at the East
End.
Mrs. H. E. Young spent Sunday
with her daughters, Miss A. E. Young
at the Undercliff cottage, East End.
Mr.. H. 1. Bolton and son Raymond
of Bangor and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crabtree of Portland were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Le-
Grow Of Rockhaven cottage at the
East End.
Mr. Frank E. Davis, wife and son
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. LANCE at the
Harlicon cottage, East End.
Mr.. H. Bennett and family and
Mr.. E. NJ. Shepherd Of Maiden,
Mass, are now at their new cottage
at the East End for the season.
Messrs. Shepherd and Bennett are
large jewelers. in Maiden, Mass.
Mr.. T. T. Dunbar, treasurer of the
Boston Forge Company Of Boston,
with his wife and son Harry were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Pierce at the Grab cottage, East End.
Mr.. Pierce has purchased a large
touring car for use on the island.
Mr.. lie Grow of the East End has
been using up his evenings lately in
exercising his new scun.
Quite a pleasant evening was spent
last Friday evening at Rockhaven
when a four table whist was given
to a number of East End residents.
Thomas Rideout won first prize and
Mrs. Rideout was the fortunate win
ner of the BOBBY prize, a very appro-
pirate article.
Beginning with July 21st, the time
OF the morning preaching service OF
the Island NJ. E. church will be
changed from IL a. m. to 1890 a. m.
From the 14th there will be Sunday
school held at the West End school
house every Sunday afternoon at
2.15 and preaching in same place at
8 p. m, by the pastor, Rev. G. B.
Nye. This will be more convenient
for the West End residents and all
are cordially invited to be present at
both services, also at the Long Island
NJ. E. Church. the regular evening
services at 100 p. m. Last Sunday
Rescue Mission Of New York gave
a very interesting talk upon his work
In the slums. Rev. ]. c. Prince Of
Lisbon Falls, Me-, conducted the
Thursday evening service and gave a
most inspiring talk.
Mrs. Arthur Jeanes OF Columbus,
Ohio, was a recent guest of Miss
Edith Leavitt at her parents cottage,
Mariners Landing.
Mrs. Williams and children and
II,
stopping at "Bide-a-Wee" cottage.
'Tarry-a-while" cottage at the West
End is the scene Of many social gath
erings during the summer and had
for an opening, an afternoon tea last
Tuesday. The hostess, Mrs. ". G..
Bragg, gave a Russian tea to nine of
her lady friends. The cottage was
very prettily decorated for the oc-
all I,x-
served. Whist was also enjoyed.
Those present were Mrs. c. B. Goss,
Mrs. F. NJ. Goss, Mrs. 8. J. Allen,
Mrs. G. r. Marsh, Mrs. George Greene,
Mrs. Fred Ford, Mrs. w. p. Libby,
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. ". G.. Bragg.
Mr.. Sumner Fogg, son of Mr.. G..
L. Fogg. Beach avenue. is on a cruise
with Mr.. Robert Hale, son Of Judge
Hale. of Cushings Island, in Mr..
Hale's new so footer. They will
cruise to the New Brunswick coast
and then return to the Massachusetts
coast and then to Portland. About
six weeks will be used up In the trip.
The Breeze 10 for sale at the Post.
Office and can be had Of w. l.. Harris.
Let US do our part.
Mr.. George A. Greene has started a
nov NotsatC iOI tuC mlB86B f16ITlID20
at the West End. Mr.. Greene has
leased tht Isuse house for a year and
VIII make his residence for the pres
ent winter.
Mr.. Frank A. Mariner of the Sam
uel Orr Hat Co, of Boston, IL spend.
ing his vacation with his father, d.
A. Mariner at his pleasant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Prince OF
Portland spent Sunday as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Souie at
Camp wigwam.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Killian and
family Of Westbrook are camping ont
at the West End.
Mr.. Fred Schonland and family
we're recent guests Of his brother.
Richard et Sunset cottage. Miss
Frances Crossman was a guest Of
Miss Helene.
Mrs. NJ A JIf~kcv 80 vy~~s a.