Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

Helen and Blanche Smith, with Mr..
Richard Decker of Orange. N. J., ar
rived at the "Crags" Monday for a
short visit. Mrs. r. Brown and daugh-
ter. Miss Henrietta Brown and Miss
Mary Milford. left for New York on
Thursday after a pleasant stay. They
are charmed with our delightful island
End left with the intention OF return
ing next season.
Mrs. f. ]. Lyle and daughter. Miss
Mary Lyle. returned to Danville. KY,
after spending the season at their cot
tage in the Pastures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers of
Lancaster were entertained Friday by
MIR. and Mrs, Charles w. Sleeper and
family at the "Restabit.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bancroft and
'amily of Gardner. Mass. are occupy
ing the Briggs cottage for the month
Of August. They arrived here on the
island about the first of the month.
Miss NJ. +. Haddaway of Washing
ton is visiting at the summer home
Of Mrs. f. E. Cross in the Pastures.
Miss Margaret Snively of Philadel-
phia, who has been a guest at the
Wells bungalow for the past two
weeks. left the island Sunday for
Watch Hill. r. l., where she is to
spend the remainder of the summer.
While here Miss Snively was very
popular among the younger people.
nd at all times was most active in
the social functions. Miss Snively is
L charming young lady to meet. and
her host OF admirers regret to have
1er leave so early in the season.
a repetition of the playette. scenes
from alice in Wonderland" which
was given on Friday evening, August
eth. at Cottage Hall. occurred Friday
evening last before an audience that
taxed the seating capacity of the hall.
Tie children were seen to fine ad-
yantage and their work showed care
full instruction and rehearsals on the
part of those under whose auspices IL
was given. The following were the
children in the cast: Viva Barnard.
Jcscelyn Wccdman. Katherine Burnet,
iildred Sinnett, Winifred Woodman
md Master Monroe Gray Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. f. Neavling and
family of Neal street, Portland, are at
the "Periwinkle" on Mackerel Cove
shore for two weeks. Mr.. Neavling is
travelling salesman for the National
Cash Register Co. Mr.. Neavling's sis
ter, Mrs. j. +. Sweeney, and husband
CT Harrisburg, Pa. were visiting a
few days last week and returned home
on Thursday. Mr.. Sweeney is man.
ager of the Pennsylvania Tele-
phone Co. at that place.
Miss Minna Kramer, of Boston
Mass, who is visiting Miss Howell
spent Tuesday last in Portland. While
there Miss Kramer visited Riverton
Park.
MIR. Gray Barnard and daughter
Miss Viva Barnard left Monday for
New Hampshire. Their purpose is to
make excursions into mountains and
over hills by foot. Mr.. Barnard and
daughter will devote a week to this
profitable and healthful pastime.
MIR. C.. II. Mann. of Maiden Lane
launched a handsome new row-boat
in Mackerel Cove Tuesday last
Miss Jane Creviling and Miss Doro
thy McGrath. of East Orange, n. j.
are guests on the island. Both
young ladies were visitors on this
island last year and were registered
at the Seaside"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of wor
cester. Mass, who were formerly
spending their vacation on Harpsweil
are comfortably settled on this island
Tuesday last they enjoyed a fishing
outing, serving supper later on the
rocks.
Mrs. Herbert Richardson, of East
Orange, n. j.. returned home last
week, after a few weeks stay with
relatives in Maiden Lane.
Mrs. j. w. Talbot and daughter
Miss Emily Talbot. of Newton, with
her son. Mr.. Russell A. Talbot, of New
YORK, recently guests at the Seaside"
cottage, returned home Sunday after
spending a delightful two weeks on
this island. Miss Talbot is a charm
ing young lady and won many new
friends during their short stay.
Mrs. Root arrived early last week
with their young son, Lewis. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Root are residing at the
Pulsifer cottage.
Mr.. George Twiss, of Cleveland, o..
arrived Tuesday and will register at
the Seaside" Mr.. Twiss Is a teacher
Of physics and has for several years
heid the position OF principal in the
Cleveland High school He also is
Identified with Prof. G. II. Mann OF the
U. OF Chicago as the author of Mr..
Mann's well known book on Physics.
Mr. Twiss will remain for several
weeks.
Miss Daisy l.. Hough and Miss Ber-
nice NJ. Chatfield OF New Haven, Conn.
arrived at the Seaside" Saturday last
for a weeks stay. Both young ladies
are rooming with Mrs. Bert Sinnett.
Mr.. +. ID. Reynolds. OF Southbridge,
Mass, after delightful two weeks
stay on this island returned home
Saturday last.
Mr.. Franklin Root. son OF Charles
II. Root arrived on the island Sunday
last
new summer cottage Of the latest
design Is being erected on the western
shore for Mr.. A. u. Paten of Dover.
y: H., who has been n guest with
friends here on several occasions.
Mrs. Alice Crossette Hall Of Cam
bridge, Mass. who Is an artist and
authoress, is among the recent ar
rivals TO the beautiful island. the
ocean washed gem OF Casco Bay.
Go to r. Davfa 70 and huv that