Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03

SONe iduoluS mas returned from new
Hampshire where he has been enjoy
ing camp life for the past week.
Miss Julia E. Massey, proprietor of
the Robinhood Inn. requests that
boating parties would not use Jones
Point. where the hotel Is situated, for
picnic dinners. This land Is for the
exclusive use Of the guests registered
here. and interferes with pleasure
seekers from the house.
Guests of Mrs. F. E.. Beede of the
"Bonnyview" on Summer Hill, return
ed home on Saturday, and among
those who departed were: Misses An
ma and Lizzie Calhoun. Mrs. r. G.
White Of Worcester. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Rose and daughter. Miss Mabel Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cheney and daughter,
Miss Gertrude. left for Worcester,
where they reside.
A party registered at the johnson
House are G. NJ. Decker and sister.
Miss E. F. Decker Of Richmond Hill,
n. j., and DIR. E. Cameron Butler Of
New York. They arrived on Tuesday
Of last week and are to remain for
about two weeks.
Mrs. Charles F. Mann. who has
been a guest at the summer home Of
Charles Riborg Mann for two weeks
past, left for New York last week.
A progressive hearts party was
held in the parlor of the Robinhood
Inn by the guests Wednesday evening.
and social evening was enjoyed
Ladies' first prize was won by Miss
Henrietta o. Ames Of Tallahassee. and
second by Miss NJ. 4. Barber of Eliza
beth, y. j., while for the gentlemen's
prize, Donald Aikenhead. of New
Rochelle, had the highest number Of
points. Refreshments were served
which made the evening one of CON-
plete pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sumner of Wor-
cester, who have been guests at the
"Bonnyview" on Summer Hill
throughout the season were also
among those to leave the island Sat-
urday. Mr.. Sumner is director Of
the Worcester County Music School at
4 Walnut street, Worcester, Mass.
and had to return for the fall term
which commences September Sth
While on the island Mr. Sumner with
Parkman T. Denny of Leicester,
Mass. built the bathing pool for sun
heated sea baths on the shores OF
Mackerel Cove. which was enjoyed so
much by friends at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sinnett and
daughter, Miss Mildred. returned to
their home on the island last week.
spending few days at Wayne, Me-.
where they attended the funeral of
Mr.. John Barker, father of Mrs. Sim
nett.
Trade at r. s. Davis Co., Portland,
and be up-to-date.-Adv.
Tuesday a party of four from New
York consisting of the Misses Kath-
ryn, L. Marie and Adelaide Reid and
John j. Reid, Jr., returned home, after
stay at the Woodbine and Cottage
While registered here they were very
active in the social life, and held sew
eral dances which were greatly enjoy
ed.
Bishop Nelson and wife of Atlanta.
Ga, were visitors on Bailey Thurs
day last. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson re-
turned again Saturday for a weeks
sojourn. Mr.. Nelson was formerly
pastor of the Bethlehem Episcopal
Church at Bethlehem, Pa. They
were registered at the Colonial House
in Portland before arriving on the is
land for sojourn in delightful Cas-
CO Bay.
Mrs. John l.. Wright and daughter
Wynna returned to their home at 4
Kimball Road, Chelsea. on Saturday.
For the past few weeks they have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
p. Stevens of the east end. Mr..
Wright. of the Boston Globe repor-
torial staff. was also visitor on the
island this summer at the Stevens
cottage.
Mrs. Charles w. Sleeper and daugh-
ter, Miss Doris, return TO their home
In Lancaster tomorrow, while Mr..
Sleeper Is to remain until a week
later to close his cottage, "Resta-
bit" and also to house his motor boat
In the new shed. The Sleeper family
are among the earliest arrivals every
season and are usually among the last
to return. which gives them a long
and enjoyable season