Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Nichols Of wo-
burn. Mass. and their family. have
arrived at their cottage The wo-
burn" for the month Of August. The
children's names, are: Hubert, Wal.
ter, Alice, Ernest, Ruth, and Ray
mond. Mr.. Nichols has visited the
island every season since his cot
, tage was built fourteen years ago, and
is one OF the first summer residents
who settled on this delightful island.
The Nichols family expect many
friends from their home town who
will visit them at the cottage and
stay at the hotel.
Mr.. Frank E. Dickerman returned
TO Boston last Friday after spending
his vacation OF seven weeks at his
island cottage and I'm cruising I'm his
handsome yacht "Minna' along the
eastern coast. Mr.. Dickerman will re.
turn to Littlejohn's each Friday for
the remainder of the summer to spend
the week-ends with his family. Mas
ter Robert Dickerman reports from Dr.
Johnson's camp that he has been on
number Of pedestrian tours and long
mountain climbs. He Is a member of
the baseball and basketball teams at
the camp in Gresham. n. II.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman of Will
liamsburg. Va, is guest at Mrs.
r. NJ. Smiths cottage.
Mrs. II. E. Wellington has been en-
pertaining Miss Dorothy Nash and Mrs.
Frank w. Cole of Winchester. Among
the guests staying with Mrs. yelling
ton at the present are Dr. Oliver
Tinkham of Weymouth and Miss Ha.
Eel NJ. Bracket of Winchester.
Mrs. ]. w. Howe of Boston has ar
rived at her island home. the Alpine
cottage for the month of August.
Mrs. Howe has spent four seasons
on Littlejohn's and is delighted with
the locality. She is entertaining Mrs.
George c. Forbes of Dorchester and
her three daughters: Misses Annie c..
Grace L., and Helen NJ. Forbes and
their friend Miss Marion Mooney of
Jamaica Plain.
Mr.. Edgar A. Dunn of Somerville
spent Sunday with his family at the
Idlewilde cottage. They have been
entertaining Mrs. Henrietta Pierce
who returned home Saturday after
delightful visit of five weeks.
A very pleasant motor-boat trip
among the islands was recently en-
joyed by a number of the summer
visitors. They were: Mrs. Edgar a
Dunn and and her daughters. GLADYS.
Gwendolyn. and Martha. Mrs. Hen.
rietta Pierce. and Miss Lena Holden.
all Of the Idlewilde cottage: Mr.. and
Mrs. Horatio Seavy. Mrs. Carl.
ton Hicks. Carlton and Dorice Hicks.
OF the Lindhurst cottage.
Mr.. Horatio Seavy has returned to
his home in West Somerville after a
very pleasant vacation of three weeks
spent with his family at the Lindhurst
cottage.
Miss Catherine II. Cook opened her
nome, the Elm cottage last Friday.
She is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Won Elwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Glinn. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge. all
OF whom have spent many pleasant
summers on this favorite pine Gov.
cred island. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers of Atlantic. Mass. who ar
rived Saturday will also occupy part
or the Elm Cottage" during August.
Mr.. +. F. Munsie of Leominster
Mass. has Joined his family at the
Pine Cone cottage for his vacation.
Nir. and Mrs. Munsie spent severa,
days recently at Ocean Point.
Mr.. Sidney T. Callowhill Of Bos.
ton. the artist. arrived at his cottage.
The Log Cabin" last Saturday for
the month of August.
The party OF young people who oc.
Supitu Nue LOOK cottage last wear
and styled themselves The Blueiavs,
arrived last Saturday for a months
stay at the Shepherd cottage. They
are chaperoned by Mrs. Stetson and
are from Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Green OF New
York are visiting Mrs. Green's mother.
Mrs. VI. A. Wood at the White cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester f. Lynde
OF Andover. Mass. arr also guests of
Mrs. Lynde's mother. Mrs. NJ. A.
Wood. Mr.. Lynde is the eminent in.
structor of advanced mathematical sub
jects at Phillips Academy. Andover.
Mass.
Miss Mary E. King. OF Quincy. Masr..
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ready at the Hill Crest cottage. Miss
King had delightful sail down from
Boston last Sunday on the dav beat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis OF los
ten spent delightful visit Of three
days at the Allston cottage "a the
guests OF Mr.. p. +. O'Brien and Fam.
ily. They enjoyed a number of de-
lightful motcr-boat excursions among