Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03
Long Island


Winthrop, Mass, Mr.. J. Beuers of Chi
cago, Ill, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kemp,
Mrs. Clara Foote, daughter Cora and
son Edward. Mr.. Lloyd Woodbury.,
Miss Grace Walker and Mr.. Roy Phil
brick, all of Portland.
Mr.. j. w. Clough, who is summer
ing at the Kennard cottage returned
Saturday from a two weeks business
trip through Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Jennie +. Harris, w. L. Har-
ris and family, who have been spend
Ing the summer at the Harris cottage,
moved to their home on Atlantic ST.,
Tuesday.
= Mr.. Waldo H. Perry. engineer of
Engine No. 1, p. F. D., with his fam
lily Will move to his city home on
clark street tomorrow. This was his
nrst season on the island and has
been a most enjoyable one.
Misses Myrna Curtis and Gertie
Morrell Of East Auburn arrived Mon
day to spend few weeks with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Morrell.
Guests at the Old Homestead. the
pleasant summer and winter home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Cook. are Mrs.
II. A. Moreland and Mr.. c. II. Roberts
OF New York, who will be here two
weeks
Mrs. Alice Madison of Maiden.
Mass, was a guest at the Grand
view cottage on her way home from
Jackson, y. III. Mr.. +. S. Campbell
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stanley of Boston has
taken one of the Ponce cottages for a
lew weeks and has as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Winter of Lowell, and
Mr.. G. w. Brown of Boston.
Mr.. G. t. Dearborn of West Lynn
was a recent guest at Grayshingles,
MI. Harry Smardon's summer home.
The Harris cottage was the scene
of jolly gathering last Monday.
when Mrs. Gertrude Harris entertain
ed the West End Silent Whist club.
OF Portland, of which she is a mem.
Der. The husbands were the invited
guests of the club for the day. The
day was passed in various outdoor
ways, rides around the island, boat
ing and quite lot of vocal entertain
ment, especially to be mentioned
were the solos by Mrs. Jarvis, accom-
panied by the hurdy-gurdy. A shore
dinner was served at six by the host
ess. after which the evening was
passed on the piazzas until the de-
partures on the last boat to the city.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Stockman, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Ster-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Hieber, LIST, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Hieber, I'd. Mrs. ID. l.. Bracket, Mrs.
Charles Jarvis, Mrs. j. E. Harris,
Miss Marion Mcdonald. Miss Cora
mae Harris, Master w. Laird Harris,
Jr.
Mr.. Richard Secondhand has greatly
added to the attractiveness of his
pleasant summer home. Sunset cot
tage, by the addition of sitting
room and lavatory. Plenty of nice.
pure water is obtained from the new
we'll he just had dug. and now all the
conveniences of a city home are to
be had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Goebell
who have been guests of Mrs. Goebell's
sister Mrs. Hanna Mcneil returned to
their home in Berlin, n. II. Mr.. Geo.
Beck of New York is guest here.
Mrs. Lou Ventres and Mrs. Capt.
Harding were recent guests of Mrs.
w. G.. Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Keller and fam
lily returned to their home in West
Medford, Tuesday. Mrs. Al Baker was
their last guest.
Mr.. j. G.. Carpenter, who has been
in the Harvard cottage,
purchased a lot of Capt. John Mac
Vane at the West End last week and
will soon begin the erection OF a sum-
mer home on II. Mr.. p. J. Murphy,
one OF station No. 4, Boston's finest
and bravest," was guest at the Har-
ward cottage the past two weeks.
Major Charles Cloudman gave his
annual entertainment to his brother
officers Of Canton Ridgley /. o. o. F. OF
Portland, at Sunnyslope cottage last
Tuesday. Lieut.. !. <. Clark brought
the party down In his speedy launch,
Edith. The cottage and piazzas were
very prettily decorated with flags and
wild flowers, a bounteous shore dinner
was served, at six to which all did
justice, especially the aldermen. The
evening was passed very pleasantly in
cards and music. A very pretty Havi-
land china berry set was presented to
Major Cloudman by his guests In
the party were: Col. Frank b. Nose
1y, Capt. Thomas Bishop and Merrill
Crossman, Lieut.. Col. w. F.. Plummer,
Lieut.. Irwin Clark, Clerk Edward
Thompson, Ensign Herbert Sears,
Chew. Charles Weeks, Laurel Taylor,
Charles and Richard Secondhand.
Messrs. George w. Harvey, K. J.
Harvey and Miss Elizabeth Harvey OF
Somerville, are guests at Westlawn.
Mr.. w. p. Libby OF Melrose spent Sun
day with his wife here. Mr.. Howard
r. Bidwell Of Winchester, Mass. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Goss OF Melrose
viii be guests over Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Devine OF Port
land Will be at the Unique cottage for
the next two weeks.
Mrs. George Bates and daughters,
Miss Ethel and Mrs. p. 8. Eaton and
daughter returned 20 their home I'm
Cambridge today after spending a
delightful summer at Idylehurst.
Many Of the social set at the West
End enjoyed a corn roast at the South
Side last Wednesday evening. The
Misses Wray, Thomas and Wight were
chaperons.
Mrs. y. +. James has entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. walbridge and
Miss lisa VI. James Of Maiden. Mass.