Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-08

Miss Isabel GoodsOn Of Pontiac,
Mich. Is visiting Mrs- May Goodson
at her cosy cottage "Rockmere." Mrs.
Goodson also entertained over the
holiday Mr.. Charles Davis, Mrs. C..
Strayhorn, Miss Bessie Strayhorn and
Mr.. N. NJ. Fox, all OF Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Bigford Of
/, Lynn, Mass, are occupying their cot
tage "valetta" at Torrington Point.
The Bigfords are among the Oldest
summer residents here, and never
fail to pass a good part Of the season
at their cosy summer home
Another pioneer cottager to return
to Peaks this season is Mr.. III. H.
Kicker. who with his wife has spent
| the summer months here since 1880.
Mr.. A. E. Mason, Mr.. c. H. Mason,
Mr.. +. F. Burkett, and Mrs. /. Adams
arrived here Saturday from their
homes in Everett, Mass, and have
been getting settled in their camp.
''Edgeworth." They are veteran
campers, having "roughed it" in the
summer for twenty years or more.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Robinson and
family are at their cottage at Ocean
| side for the season. They reside in
Natick, Mass, during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Eastman, their
! daughter, Miss Olive H. Eastman,
| and Mr.. Eastman's sister. Ruth c.
Eastman of Portland, are occupying
their fine new bungalow on the ex-
treme east end Of the island. The
location is one Of the most attractive
on the island. as the bungalow stands
high above the cliff facing Pumpkin
Knob. Mr.. Eastman is with the firm
OF Burbank. Douglas. Portland.
Mrs. w. A. Skillin and daughter
Hattie Apn
from their home in Portland last
week to occupy their cottage near
Evergreen Landing for the season.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard ID. French
and children Of Hampden. Me-. ar
rived here Thursday. and are enjoy
ing the cool weather at the Randall
bungalow, Trefethens.
Mrs. ]. H. Lancaster and her two
daughters, Geneva and Adelaide, and
Mrs. Lancaster's mother, Mrs. o. A.
Priest Of Skowhegan, Me-. arrived az
w. p. Ordway's cottage. Cliff Villa"
on Friday last. and will probably stay
the greater part Of the season. Mrs.
w. p. Ordway is Mrs Lancaster's sis
ter. The Ordways have improved
their cottage this season by building
broad veranda In front, which gives
a fine view down on Evergreen Land
AiS anu dCIOSS W DldnOnOS.
Mrs. John Cakes Burke was hostess
to a party Of thirty.five ladies' of the
Williston church last Wednesday, and
an agreeable days outing was en-
joyed- Mrs. Burke provided a fine
shore dinner to which the party did
ample justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Calderwood en-
tertained a party Of immediate friends
at their luxurious villa over the holi-
day. In the party were: Mr.. and
, Mrs. Fred II. York, son Karl and
daughters. Miss Mildred and Miss
Helen York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Stephens. Mrs. l.. B. Noyes
and Miss Minnie Noyes took dinner
Mr.. F. N. Calderwood is well known
In Portland, where he conducts large
baking establishment.
The Randall cottage near the shore
has been leased to the Rev. E. II.
Knight Of Hartford, Conn, for the
season.
Mrs. Harvey Trefethen of Island
avenue recently entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dixon who during the lat
ter part Of the theatrical season have
been touring the west with the Mary
Mannering company.
Mrs. @. 8. Warehouse OF Portland
entertained large party of friends
over the holiday at her commodious
cottage near Trefethens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bradt and son. Charles
Bradt, Jr.. Of 81. Paul. Mimi. stayed
Sunday and Monday. The guests
who took dinner with Mrs. Water.
house Monday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Morris and son Richard OF
Portland. Mrs. Charles Brown and son
Frank OF Boston. Mrs. r. 8. Brown
and daughter. Miss Minnie Brown.
Mrs. Julia Chase and son Joseph of
Portland and Miss Mollie Cole Of
Saco.
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Morse and sons.
Morris and Charles. are at the Leigh.
ton cottage at Oak Lawn for a few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Sargent and
family OF Cumberland avenue arrived
this week. Mr.. Sargent is Inspecting
the work on his new bungalow near
the shore.
Mrs. Laura Saxton and her daush- |
ter, Miss Nellie Saxton OF Philadel- |
phia. are spending the season At |
their sumptuous summer residence |
on the point opposite Little Diamond. |
Iney have been AT Nassau. Bahama /
Islands, this past winter. to avoid the |
rigors OF winter. The saxtoo,s villa
Is one OF the most luxurious summer
residences In the Bay. and the |
grounds have been kept In fine condi- |
ZION and present most attractive |
appearance. Mrs. Saxton has two
sons, Mr.. II. T. Saxton. who Is In the I
machinery business IN Ph,IadeIphia
and Mr.. Hamilton D1sston saxfon
who II assistant manager OF the large |
hotel "Griswold" at New london.
Conn. Mr.. II. II. Saxton will visit bis |
mother several times during the sea. |
son. and Mr.. II. ID. Saxton will proba- |
by spend two OF three weeks vaca- |
Ion here In the autumn. when the
ION II over at New London