Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-30
Peaks Island
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"e .ne summer at Peaks Island, RI
Gently returned from a visit to ST. A
pans. W., where he was the guest q
the Rev. ID. j. O'Sullivan. On Monda,
MI. " Nell left for Aroostook for al
extended vacation and expects to b.
| gone lot ABOUT two weeks, after which
he Will return to Peaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McClearn bav,
as their guest their niece, Miss Mel
lie Mae McClearn of Someryille Mass
Miss McClearn is a member OF tbi,
years graduating class of the Somer
Vile high school. and formerly attend
ed the Portland public schools. a
winch time she resided at Munjoy hin
Mrs. Frank Wiley and Mrs. Marior
Flanders OF Lindenville, VT, are guest,
OF Mrs. +. NJ. Clement at her summe,
home here. Mr.. Clement. who is man
ager OF the Lake Huron Co., a large
gas and oil concern. left Peaks on
saturday on three weeks business
trip to Manitoulin Island, Ontario
where the company is located.
Dr. George A. Derry and Miss LII
ellie Spinney of Westborough, Mass.
were week end guests at the Bury.
stone with Mrs. G. c. Kicker. Miss
Spinney is leading woman of the. Ma.
Jestic theatre at Indianapolis. and was
member Of the Gem company six
seasons ago. Her many friends wei.
come her on returning to Peaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belcher of
New York We're entertained on Tues.
day of last week by Mr. and Mrs. ID. ].
Macdonald at their summer home on
Torrington's Point. During their visit
here they enjoyed a trip to Poland
Springs in Mr.. MacDonald's automo-
bile.
Mrs. L. E. Greenslit, nee Nellie
Moulton. of Worcester, Mass, is to be
entertained during the month of Au-
gust by her sister, Mrs. Warren H.
Chase of WEIGH street.
Mrs. William Black of Winnipeg.
who is registered at the Ottawa house
on Cushing's Island, was the guest of
Alice NJ. Mitchell at Torrington's
Point over Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Mitchell. brother of Mrs.
NJ. +. Mitchell, left for his home in
kentucky after spending a most de-
lightful vacation during the month of
July at Torrington's Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bracket and
children, who are summering at Tor.
rington's Point, are visiting relatives
at Waldoboro, Me-, for a short time.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church of the Messiah of Portland.
hold fair and sale on "Wednesday
and Thursday of this week at the
home of Mrs. F. y. Calder.
wood at Trefethen's Landing. This
Is new undertaking for the residents
OF the island, and it is hoped that 1t
VIII be largely attended in order that
a good sum may be raised.
Misses Ruth and Margaret Wilmot
Oh portsmouth. y. H., are being en-
tertained at the summer home of their
aunt, Mrs. Frank Howarth of Island
ave.
Mrs. Raymond Davis of Port CLYDE.
Me-, is visiting with her brother. Mr..
Emery Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hunt, who have
been residing at Oak Lawn all this
season, will leave for Buffalo. n. Y.
his week, where Mr.. Hunt has &C.
,epted a fine position, which will re-
luire that he locate at that place.
Mrs. George Randall of Wellington.
Mass, has arrived and is now com.
'ortably settled at the Sea Shell cot
age for the remaining part of the |
summer
Mrs. Charles w. Morse and their two
title sons Of Salem, Mass, have re. |
urned home after spending a delight |
ul vacation Of two weeks duration on
he island as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cakes Burke. DIR. Morse &C
;ompanied by DIR. John Valentine of
Oanvers, Mass, were at Peaks for a
ew days, and the time was pleasantly
spent at motoring and also a trip to
iurnet Bridge, where a shore dinner
vas enjoyed.
Mrs. George Burnham opened her
summer cottage here last week. and is
% De joined by Mr.. Burnham and son
Turing the month of August.
Take a trip to Bailey Island. the
ocean washed gem of Casco Bay. Com.
1ination shore dinners at the Ocean
View Hotel.-Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren II. Chase en-
iertained party of friends at dinner
On Saturday at their delightful sum-
mer home on WEIGH avenue. after
which Mrs. Chase's uncle. Mr.. Richard
+. Chase. took the party for a sail
through the lower bay on his trim
yacht, the "Bobolink." Those I'm the
party were Mr.. James Trott of the
custom house, and wife and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George SWEET
of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Mac
Donald, Torrington's Point. and Mrs.
Chase's mother. Mrs. ID. w. Moulton.
MT. and Mrs. +. Powell OF Maiden.
Mass, are to occupy Camp Paramount
Tor the coming three weeks.
The Tigers of Portland were scbed-
Ned to line up against the Peaks Isl.
and nine on Saturday, but owing to
he rainy weather the game was called
on. The fans were expecting a good
game, as there is much rivalry be-
tween the teams.
Mrs. A. r. Hooper and son Everett
Oh Hammonton, -. j.. are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Baker for the
month of August at their summer
home at Ryefield Cove.
The many friends of Mrs. John q.
Ford Of WEIGH street will be pleased
20 near That she Is rapidly recovering
from her serious illness.
The Fern Park club house on the
back shore was the scene of a merry
gathering last week when the w. w.
Whist club was entertained by two of
lie rnombora