Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
SOCIAL LIFE HUMMING
AT GREAT CHEBEACuE
SELECT FUNCTIONS GIVEN AT
HOTELS WEEKLY.

SeIECT FUNCTIONS GIVEN AT
HOTELS WEEKLY.
Field Day Being Planned For Next
Week. Best Season Ever.
With semi-weekly dances at The
Hamilton and Hill Crest each week.
the two masquerades which are SEIZED.
uled during the next few days, the
weekly roll-off at the bowling alleys
and the many bridge parties at the
cottages. life at Great Chebeague Is a
glorious combination OF sociability and
pleasure amid most beautiful sur
roundings and in the soft, cool air for
which the island Is famous the coun-
try over.
Camp Pequoig.
All Is activity at Camp Pequoig.'
the summer camp for boys organized
by Rev. Clarence l.. Ball, OF Athol
Mass. There were several new ar
rivals at the camp last week. among
them being Miss Elizabeth McGregor
md Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hill, of Athol I;
Clark Miller. of Pittsburg. Pa. who
is member of the camp and whose
parents, Judge ]. j. Miller and wife
are at The Hamilton; Miss Angie
Wheeler. OF Everett. Mass; F. F.
Williams. a prominent attorney OF
Buffalo. n. Y, whose son. Roger, is
in the camp; Rev. Lawrence Haywood
of the Unitarian church of Newbury.
port; Mrs. w. ID. Lucy, of Worcester
whose son, Donald. is in camp, and
F. X. Gibbard. of New York City.
The camp enjoyed the semi-weekly
sail on Capt. Seabury's yacht, Fanny
L." Thursday. Rough weather pre-
vailed, but a jolly party were out and
enjoyed the sail.
Camp Pequoig will not be closed un.
til the latter part of August. The
first year has been a very successful
one.
On Sunday occurred the christening
Of Donald Weston Bell. the ten-weeks
cd son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Bell OF Portland. The pretty ceremony
was performed by Rev. James F.
Albion, pastor of the First Universe
list church. Portland, on the lawn al
the summer home of Capt. and Mrs
Oscar Charleson at Great Chebeague
After the ceremony delicious dinner
was served on the lawn, at which
there were the following invited guests:
Mrs. Margaret Bell, Miss Jessie A.
Bell, Mrs. Ida NJ. Chellis, Master
Harold s. Chellis. Mrs. f. w. Titcomb
Miss Adelaide S. Titcomb, Miss Flor
ence Galpin, Miss Lucy A. French
Master Oscar Seabury, MIR. and Mrs
John n. Rose. Mrs. Emily Hamilton
| sir. and Mrs. Bertrand j. Doughty
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Charleson, Rev
and Mrs. James F. Albion and family
Mrs. A. l.. Porter and daughter, Miss
Catherine, of Brockton arrived on the
island Monday and are to be enter
tanned at the delightful home of Mrs
II. G. Needham, who Is a sister of Mrs
Porter. They are to be here for about
weeks visit.
| Mrs. Arthur w. Bell entertained a
large party of friends at her summer
home, "Amordale," on Tuesday in
honor Of her birthday anniversary. A
delicious shore dinner was served the
guests on the porch which was deco
rated for the occasion. golden-rod and
ferns being used in profusion. Seated
at the table were Mrs. Oscar Charlie
son, Miss Elsie Mitchell, Miss Flor
ence Libby, Miss Bertha Bond, Miss
Ethel Levin, Miss Charlotte Ilsley. Miss
Dorothea Islley, Mrs. Ernest w. Tit
comb. Miss Adelaide Titcomb, Master
Oscar Seabury, Mrs. Charles A. ingalls,
OF Portland, Miss Florence Galpin
Woodbury., Conn, Miss Helen Lock
wood, Merrimac, Mass, Miss Lucy A.
French. East Weymouth, Mrs. Der.
trand J. Doughty, Boston, and Mrs
Arthur w. Bell.
Mr.. III. G.. Needham will return Sun.
day for an extended outing at his
home here, and during the coming
week there will be a flag raising at
WI oh IF hot fri will he
invited. Mr.. Needham has been in
Hudson for the past few weeks look.
ing after his many business interests
there.
Miss Lucy A. French, OF East wey.
mouth, Mass, and Miss Florence Gal.
pin, OF Woodbury., Conn, are the
guests of Mrs. Oscar Charleson al
her summer home.
Mrs. Ernest Weston Titcomb and
daughter. Adelaide, who have been
will return to their home on Atlantic
street, the last OF the week
Mrs. Oscar Charleson and Miss Lucy
French, of "Amordale." are spending
the latter part OF the week with rela.
tives in Yarmouth.
You can always save money by
tradlng at IL >. Davis TO-, Portland 8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. George Parker of Bedford has
been guest at the Codding cottage
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow and
Miss Gladys Ferry Of Milton arrived
Saturday at the Crossman cottage for
two weeks sojourn. With them
was Mr.. Henry n. Crossman, who
has charge of a department in the
Walter Baker Cocoa Co, mandatory
Mr.. Crossman joined his family and
will spend his vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r.. Jordan, with
their son, and daughter Barbara, OF
Waltham. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Elwell OF Westbrook are at the cot
tage OF Miss n. J. Bonney for the
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