Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
stay about Labor Day /.


ant evening was passed and the nov ell
~ Of the party was merriment for AZ.
and Mrs. F. A. Engel. Mr.. NJ. J.
Mullen and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoben, who
were present.
Miss Katherine Healy of Roxbury,
accompanied by Miss Abbie N. Bren-
ner of South Boston. are spending a
vacation of two weeks duration on
the island and are registered at the
Island View cottage. Miss Healy is
here for her fourth season
Miss Marion L. Thompson of Med
ford Hillside. Miss Sara G. Haven of
Chelsea and Miss Ethel F. Bassott
of West Medford. are among those to
spend part of this month at the Island
View cottage.
Monday evening Mrs. Alfred Dorap
and daughter. Miss Genevieve of
Hyde Park, formerly of Beverly, Mass.
which will be spent at the Hamilton
Villa.
Maud Johnson Warren of Boston. a
reader of national reputation is at the
"Lyndhurst." the summer home of her
father. DIR. n. ID. Johnson. Maud
Johnson Warren has favored the
casions in past seasons and at each
party she was most enthusiastically
received.
Owing TO the many ladies that at
tended the usual Saturday evening
dance at Golden Cross hall. an admis-
sion of ten cents will be charged for
ladies and twenty-five cents for gen
tlemen.
Mrs. E. w. Atwater and daughter,
Miss Ruth Atwater of Brooklyn. n. ",
registered al the Island View cottage
for their vacation. Miss Ruth Atwa-
ter is graduate of Pratt Institute.
class OF 1907 and is now teaching
school az WATERFOWL, n. j.
Mrs. Oscar S. Charleson entertain
ed party of friends at shore dinner
on Tueday of last week.
Mr.. 3. L. Jones of Boston, Mass,
Nelson c. Newelrs partner in the min
ing business in Chihuahua. Mex. wss
guest of Mr.. Newell at the Justa
mere cottage few days of last Week
Go to the Post Office or the East
End souvenir store for post cards,
souvenirs, box confectionery, news
papers. stationery, etc. Don't forget
the location. at the Post Office and al
so al the East End, opposite Hill Crest.
II. w. Bowen.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Horne and two
children of Havana, Cuba, will be at
the Ezekiel Rose cottage for the
month of August and September. Mrs.
Horne spent a short time here FIVE
seasons ago. and was thoroughly de-
lighted with the island.
Miss Edith Sheehe is spending
few days at Armordale with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Charleson.
Capt. George G. Carlson. Oscar Sea-
bury and Mrs. B. NJ. Seabury were
entertained at Armordale. Sunday.
Friday evening the roll off for gem
tlemen was again held at the Chebca
que Bowling Alleys. and the first prize.
silk umbrella, was won by Mr..
Thomas Johnson with string of "a and
So making a total of 172, while
Thomas Desmond was second with
167. Mrs. w. A. White of Roxbury
was the winner of the ladies' silk um-
brella in the ladies' roll-off Saturday
morning. much to the delight of her
many friends. The scores were IS
and 81. which made 162, and Mrs.
o. II. Burkhardt of Newton was sec
ond highest with scores of "a and 81
Miss Elizabeth Hodgins of Portland
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Merriam AT the Bellevue cottage ON
Sunday. Miss Hodgins is stenograph-
CT for the Merriam Horne Realty Co.
al their office on Exchange street. and
is sister of Mr.. Horne of the COM
pany.
Mrs. j. Hardie, Misses ]. 3. and
A. NJ. Hardie, together with the Misses
A. G. and VI. NJ. Sutherland, all of OF
tawa, Can, registered at the Hamil.
ton Villa, the latter part of July for
an outing of a weeks time.
Mrs. George Bancroft, Miss Nellie
Merrill and Mrs. s. A. Osborne of
Peabody are guests for the week with
Miss II. J. Bonney at her summer
home at the Massachusetts, Colony.
Herbert c. Beck Of Roslindale.
Mass. was entertained Saturday and
sunday by the members of Camp Ar
lington at Soule's Grove. Mr. Beck
is salesman for the s. ID. Bush e.
CO. cotton brokers, at Kilby street.
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Berry
have returned TO Chebeague from a
few weeks stay AT their home in Wa
teIIOWu.
Mr.. Harry Oliver and Mr.. Oliver
Komlosy OF New York, who have been
at the Bay View cottage this summer.
returned to their home. Thursday.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Lynch. also of New York.
left the cottage after a pleasant vaca-
ton. Mr.. Lynch IL commodore OF
the Corinthian Yacht club of Stamford.
Conn. The members of the happy
gathering at the Bay View. who have
gone home. will be greatly missed as
they are very musical and furnished
entertainment for guests many even
ings.
r. b. Cowles OF New York, r. =.
Cram OF Brunswick and w. X. Howe
Of Broughton. who have been al Mere
Point on a short outing. were visiting
at Chebeague Thursday. They were
on a cruise and had a very pleasant
time