Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fenner, nee
Coats, Of Brookline. Mass, called on
Mrs. Fenner's aunt. Mrs. w. A.
Harris Of Noodle Head, last Sunday.
They are visiting Miss Ruth Craw-
ford Of Bailey's Island. who was one
OF Mrs. Fenner's bridesmaids at her
wedding last February.
At the Summit House are: Miss
Vera G. Sweet and Miss Julia F.
Chapman, Of Providence. r. L., who
are interested In the islands. They
have been disappointed however in
not being able to go to the inner bay
islands from the East end of Che
beague since Hamilton's Landing has
been dropped by the steamboat COM
pany.
Miss H. Evelyn Armstrong Of Mon
treal arrived at the Summit House
this week and will be Joined by Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Lang and party Of
a dozen from Canadian cities. The
family were here last year for the
season.
A fine line of Lowney's chocolates
has been put in at the Merriam Horne
bowling alleys
r. s. Davis Co., Portland, sell furni-
ture and ship II carefully packed
Adv.
For the finest line of souvenir post
cards, novelties. ETC., go to .Bowen's
Souvenir Shop" East End Hill, oppo-
site Hill Crest. You will also find
the freshest line of boxed candies Of
highest quality.-Adv.
Miss Alice c. Rogers Of Boston was
the guest of friends at Bellevue Cot.
tage," the past week. Miss Rogers
enjoyed her visit very much, return
ing to Boston this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Glidden have
been entertaining friends from Boston,
over the Fourth.
Mr.. Asher Kinds has joined his fam
lily for the summer. Mrs. Kinds, who
has been ailing for some time, is i'm
proving. and IL is hoped that her sum-
mer's residence at their cottage at the
West End will restore her, in order
that she may be in a condition as to
health, to resume her social duties in
Washington Society. when the time
comes for Mr.. Kinds to return to his
position at the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. wyman
have been spending a few days over
the Fourth at their cottage. Their
son. who has charge Of the Casco Bay
& Harpswell s. S. Co.'S ONCE at West
ern Landing, is occupying their cottage
for the present.
Mr.. Mark Passano of the Boston
School Of Technology, with Mrs. Pas
sano and family, are expected later
in the season.
Mr.. Chas. w. Hanson entertained
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at a picnic. There was large at
tendance. After doing full justice to
the shore dinner provided, the visi-
tors passed the time playing baseball
and taking sails in Mr.. Hanson's pow
erful launch.
Mrs. Antoine Dorticos Of Jer-
dence for the season at her sum-
mer place. and is entertaining her
sister, Miss Helen Parks, and her
Mrs. Frank E. Haines, all of Wood
fords.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Needham Of
Hudson. Mass, gave a delightful in
formal afternoon at home at their cot
tage on East End hill Saturday from
to at which most Of the hotel and
cottage people were present. Delicious
refreshments consisting of chicken,
nut.butter and cheese sandwiches.
iced olives, fancy crackers, chocolate
nudge and frappe, were gracefully
served by Misses Dorothy Lane ,Doro-
thy Ball. Bertha Needham and Helen
Taft, four charming young ladies of the
summer colony. Mr.. and Mrs. Need
ham received in their large living
room. which is exquisitely furnished
and decorated and the guests after
passing through the dining room gath
cred on the spacious western veranda
for social chat. The Needham cottage
Is one Of the finest on the island and
the owners are most gracious and
hospitable entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank T. Desmond and
child OF Providence. r. l., are at Camp
Providence at the Massachusetts col
ony for six weeks, having arrived Fri.
day two weeks ago. This camp is
what was formerly the Albert A.
Dickhaut cottage. The cottage of the
late Arthur w. Dickhaut on the same
point will soon be taken by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Reynolds of Providence.
Parties from Milton. Mass, have
bought the w. II. Meldram boat house
on the Rose point shore and have
plans for bungolaw nearby which
may be started at once.
Mrs. Edith w. Stanhouse with four
children and maid arrived from Phil
ladelphia, Pa. June 18th, and Is do
miciled at the f. G. Weber cottage
on Beach avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Web
Der have removed TO their new cot
tage In the rear for the summer. The
family last summer occupied II. w.
Bowen's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hoben and