Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
Littlejohn's ].

The "Bluejays" at the Shepherd log
cabin continue to enjoy the most de-
lightful sort Of a vacation. Two moon
light sails were participated in the
first OF the week, trip among the in
ner islands and another to the outer
bay being enjoyed. On Tuesday after
noon the young ladies went to Casco
Castle and the next evening enter
tanned their many friends from the
hotel and cottages by a progressive
hve-hundred" party at the log-cabin
The trip by steamer and electrics to
Bowdoin college and Brunswick was
made by fifteen of the party Thurs
day and the next day was a busy one
with visit to Fort Mckinley, a clam
bake on the beach at noon, and the
dance at the hotel in the evening.
Five OF the young ladies returned to
their homes on Saturday and made
the trip to Portland in the camp
launch. They were Miss Marion West
of Wollaston, Miss Irene Kimball Of
Newton, Miss Sybil wytt of Dorches-
ter. and Misses Gladys Morrill, and
Margaret Morrill, of Concord, n. H.
The "Bluejays" were joined the same
day by Miss Edith Meadows and Ethel
Stone Of Canton, Mass, and Miss
Lucy Romer of Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Hodgskin
and son, and Mr.. Hodgskin's sister,
Miss Helen c. Hodgskin, all of New
York, are spending August at the
Hamilton cottage.
The young ladies from Allston.
Mass, who are summering on Little
johns have formed two baseball teams
which they call the "Allstons" and
"Rockmeres." In the game recently
played on the diamond near Hill
Crest Miss Catherine Michigan and
Miss Nellie Michigan exhibited re-
markable ability at the bat, as did the
Misses O'Brien. Mrs. Ready of the
"Allstons" knocked a home-run, but
her team was defeated by the score.
IL to 4. A return game will be played
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien, Jr., have ar
rived at the Allston cottage, where
they will sojourn for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Green have re-
turned to their home in New York,
after visit of two weeks with Mrs.
Green's mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Wood. at
the White cottage.
Mrs. A. NJ. Yetten of Waltham ar
rived last Wednesday for a two
weeks visit at "Lindhurst," Mr.. G..
Hicks cottage. Mr.. II. Seavy has also
returned to Littlejohn's from his home
in Somerville and will remain here for
the rest of the season.
Mr.. Edmund Munsie has returned to
his business in Leominster, Mass, after
spending two weeks with his family at
the Pine Cone" cottage. On Satur-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs Munsie and
their daughter Margaret. were includ.
ed In the party from the island, which
attended the playette Peter Pan.
given at Chebeague. The preform-
ance was thoroughly enjoyed by the
many visitors who went over to attend
the entertainment.
Miss Virginia Wise Of williamsburg
Va, arrived on Wednesday for a
short visit at the. home OF Mrs. r. M.
Smith, near the east end Of the island.
Among the recent guests at the Al
pine cottage was Miss Anna German
OF South Boston, who was the guest of
Mrs. George G. Forbes for a few DAYS.
Mr.. Forbes arrived at the cottage on
Tuesday and returned with his wife
and daughter, Miss Grace l.. Forbes.
to their home In Dorchester the last
of the week. On Saturday Mrs. J. w.
Howe. who remains at the cottage
was joined by the other daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Rogers. The latter was &C.
companied by her maid and sons. To-
seph and Stanley, and they plan to
enjoy the rest of the summer here
The young men are in the wool bust.
ness in Boston.
Mrs. William Odlin of Andover.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. w. III.
Prescott. Mrs. Oldin Is accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Irene Prescott.
and the ladies' will spend a week at
Littlejohn's.
A large family party arrived last
Saturday and will occupy apartments
In the Elm" cottage during the bal
ance OF the season. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. James Woodell of Dorchester
and their daughters. DR.. Edith woodeII
OF the Waverly Institute for Feeble
Minded Children, and Mrs. w. A.
Sampson. The others are Mr.. w. A.
Sampson. building inspector at Win
throp; Susan A. Buckley OF Natick,
and her granddaughter, Hazel Han
chett. and Dorothy Woodell. daughter
OF DIT. @. j. Woodell OF Lynn. Mass.
and granddaughter OF Mr.. James
Woodell. The party are enjoying a
most pleasant vacation on the island
and spend much Of their time I'm fish
ing. bathing. picnic and sailing par
ties and other enjoyable outings.
Mr.. II. III. Kingston and daughter.
Edna, have joined Mrs. Kingston at
the family cottage. They arrived re-
Gently from their home in Melrose and
VIII enjoy fortnight vacation at
Littlejobn's.
Mr.. Thomas n. Spear is entertain
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Allyn of
Boston, who arrived last Saturday
for two weeks visit. Captain
II. B. Evans and his granddaughter.
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