Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-27

Miss Lois Allen OF the Owl cottage
gave wtg-wag party last Tuesday
night In honor Of Miss Charlotte Nc
Cabe and Mr.. Charles Kennedy. The
cottage was very psettily decor ated
and delicious refreshments were sew.
ed. Those present were Misses Ethel
and Nay Ford. Alnsh James, Dorothy
MacNeill. Gertrude Scnonlard, Dorothy
Wight. Miriam Werner. Edith Keith.
Mildred Thompson. Charlotte McCabe,
Lois Allen, MessIs. Phillip James.
Stewart MacNeill.
Miss Hazel Butler. niece of Mrs.
Harry Smardon Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Frank Crawford OF Salem, Mass.
Miss Cecil Bates. Mr. Fred Beal and
Charles Staples of Haverhill. Mass,
weer recent guests of Mrs. n. F. Saw
yer, at the Unique cottage. Misses
Georginna and Marguerite Sawyer
spent several days III F'reepoIt last
week.
Miss Ethel Bates OF ldylehurst Cot
taee gave a whist party last wednes-
day evening to a number of her West
End friends. Miss Alice Eaton won
first ladies' prize: Mr.. Sumner Fogg,
first gents. and Mr. Ed. Farwell was
the fortunate winner OF the BOBBY. Re
freshments were served and later in
piazza was enjoyed.
Miss Edith Keith and a number OF
her young friends had a very pleasant
day last Thursday at her fathers
summer home. In the afternoon they
enjoyed candy pull and finished out
the day with a marshmallow toast in
the evening. Those present were:
Misses Gertrude Secondhand. Charlotte
McCabe. Lois Allen, Dorothy MacNeill.
Dorothy Wight, Miriam Werner. Mil
dred Thompson, ana Edith Keith.
Messrs. Stewart MacNeill. Charles
Kennedy, Richard Secondhand, Robert
Schonland, Judson Keith
Mrs. Gordon Gillister and daughter.
Miss Gladys of Lawrence, Mass, are
| guests of Mrs. Gillister's sister. Mrs.
Richard Secondhand, at Sunset cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knight OF
Knightville, Me-, spent Sunday with
the Rohr's at the Rohr homestead
Beach avenue.
| Mr.. Byron McCurdy. Andrew Pierce
and Charlie Brown or Maiden. Mass.
/ were recent guests OF Mrs. Machines
at the Bickford cottage
| Mr.. Chester S. Campbell, hospital
| apprentice of the U. S. S. Montgom.
cry. spent Sunday with his parents al
Grand View cottage
-Messrs. Henry Schonland and Fred
Mathews of Lawrence, Mass, were re
cent guests at the Secondhand.
Rev. Baldwin of the l.. I. NJ. E.
church is greatly encouraged at the
/ success that has attended the grove
meetings and sees a big island feat
ure for next year. Mr.. Chester Orr
wife and daughter. were delightfully."-
/ entertaining in their vocal trio work
Thursday evening Rev. Felix Powell
former pastor here, gave a lecture and
had for his subject Excelsior" which
he delivered in his well known man
ner and 1T was worth going many
miles to hear. Friday evening of this
week, Rev. Baldwin will lecture on
Tramping in the Rockies and Pixies
Peak. and no doubt will be greatly
enjoyed by all fortunate to be pres.
ent.
| Mr.. B. ]. Larrabee and wife are
on a weeks trip through New York
Washington, Philadelphia and south
ern cities and while away Mr. and Mrs.
/ A. G. Cloudman of Westbrook are oc.
cupytng their cottage and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Hartman, Mrs. Chase, Miss
Hattie BODICE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lunt and son
Eugene of Sherwood street, are at
their bungalow, Beach Cove. again.
| after spending two weeks in the city.