Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

worth Of F1tchburg. Mass. The party
will probably remain here until after
Labor Day.
A number Of guests at the Hamil-
ton and many Of the cottagers were
entertained by Mrs. L. c. Hyde at
tea on Friday last. There were
twenty-four ladies present at Mrs.
Hyde's newly built cottage and all
had a most delightful time. It was
In honor Of Mrs. A. D. Dickinson,
Mr.. .Hyde's sister-in-law, of New
York.
Miss Helen Richardson returned to
her home at Roxbury. Mass, after
spending the past ten days with Mrs.
F. H. Jones.
Mrs. Flemming and daughter. Miss
Fannie Flemming. and also grand
daughter, Miss Helen Duncan, will
leave "Cedarcroft" for the summer
and return to their homes at Brook.
Ign, N. Y. Mrs. Flemming re-
ports a delightful time here this sum.
mer, and also enjoyed Field Day. Her
house was very handsomely decorat-
ed for the event Mrs. Flemming
says that no other island of Casco
Bay can equal Chebeague for beauty
and comfort.
Monday evening a permanent or
ganization was formed which will be
known hereafter as the Chebeague
Day Association. The meeting was
held at the Hamilton Villa and was
called to order by A. P. Bicknell,
chairman Of the Field Day committee
The following officers were unani-
mously elected for the ensuing year:
Chairman. A. P. Bicknell. Dorches-
ter; first vice president, DR.. j. H.
Libby. East Weymouth; second vice
president, Z. ID. Harrison, Irvington,
n. j.; treasurer, F. A. Merriam, Port
land; secretary. T. ]. Bissell, New
ark; auditors. John p. Connery, Bos-
ton, and Howard s. Hamilton
1t was voted to have the Field Day
exercises Tuesday and Wednesday,
Aug. 1926 Of next year. An executive
committee OF nine members were also
chosen.
The Merriam-Horne Realty Co.,
who are promoting the beautifully
planned property at the Eastern Point,
have sold recently choice lots to Mr..
Thomas Johnson Of Brookline. Mass,
Mr.. c. r. McWilliams Brookline,
Mass, and Mr.. H. ]. Parker of Bos-
ton. The Merriam+Horne Co.. have
a very valuable holding here and their
land Is in active demand. Proper
restrictions assure all Of the inevi-
table accrued value which is sure to
come.
The many friends of Mrs. E. d.
Harrison will be pleased to hear that
she is rapidly recovering from the
accident that befell her while assisting
with the decorations at the Summit
House for Field Day.
Rev. Joseph o. McKelvey OF Plain
field, n. j., pastor of the Warren
Chapel at that place, is visiting Rev.
John II. Hutchinson at 'Bide-A-Wee",
located on the shore front near Soule's
grove.
Tuesday last the Bellevue had ar
rive as its guest for the next two
weeks Miss c. H. Ferguson Of Sa-
lem, Mass. Miss Ferguson is the
guest Of Miss Alice Rogers. :.
On Monday evening of this week
a party from the Bellevue spent the
evening on the water enjoying a de-
lightful moonlight sail on the waters
OF Casco Bay. Among those in the
party were Messrs. Frank Tate, Alex
McGilvary, John Higgins and the
Misses Edith Robinson, Alice Rogers,
Mollie Rodgers, Mildred Houston,
Alice Perkins and Elizabeth Simpson.
Miss Marie Durham of Medford,
Mass, Mary A. Rhodes and s. l..
Rhodes Of Norwood, Mass, arrived
Friday last to enjoy a two weeks va
cation at the Villa" This is their
nrst sojourn here, and no doubt they
VIII enjoy the time, as September is
an ideal month in Casco Bay.
The special mems prize for the
highest single string of duck pins for
Saturday at the Chebeague Bowling
Alleys was won by Arthur Skillings of
Yarmouth. Good luck followed Mr..
Skillings throughout the string and
he made a high score of los. The
prize was one dollar.
Mrs. s. r. Mitchell OF Boston who
has been registered at the Villa for
the past month has entertained the
guests here several evenings during
her stay. Sunday evening she sang
many selections In a very pleasing
manner. Mrs. F. G. O'Grady OF
Montreal played the piano.
Mrs. w. ]. Parker has recovered
from her recent illness and will be
able to return to her home at Dor
chester today. Mrs. Parker and
family have been registered at the
Bellevue.
Miss Edith Robinson after a pro-
tracted stay of several weeks at the
Bellevue left for her home In New
York City on Tuesday of this week.
While here Miss Robinson made
many friends at the various houses
where she has added much pleasure
for others.
Five Of the seven "strollers, who
camped In Soule's Grove a few weeks
ago are TO spend Sunday and Labor
Day as the guests of Rev. John Hutch
ison at "Bide-A-Wee' near the grove
Those coming are William Bunton.
Clarence Parsons, Clarence G.
Schnetzer and William o. Partridge.
yr., all of Arlington Heights, William
Theiling Of Jamaica Plains. also one
OF the members is registered at the
Hill Crest.