Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19

Small. Irving and Norman Small. Mrs.
Fitzgerald and two children, Mrs. Otto
LANCE and daughter Constance and
Frances OConnor.
mrs. Arthur Jeanes OF Columbus.
Ohio. and Mrs. Elizabeth Mcclellan and
daughter Evelyna Of Gorham. Me.
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mills and family
OF Springfield, Mass. are now located
at the Illinois cottage for the rest of
the season.
Joseph Parker and family of Dor
chester. Mass. are now located at the
coronado for August and have as
guests. Mrs. Mabel Appleton and
daughter, Miss Florence of Cambridge.
and Mrs. +. B. Munro OF Jamaica Plain.
Mrs. Gertrude Harris entertained
Rev. r. A. Colpits. wife and daughter
Leota OF Portland, and Miss GLADYS
Mace OF Waterville. Me-. Friday. at the
Harris cottage, Mariners Landing.
Misses Lillian and Constance LANCE
OF the East End left Saturday for their
vacation trip to Boston and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schmidt and
SON Robert Of Philadelphia. Pa, are
tenting out at the East End. in Mrs.
Blackinger's tent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Cram have had
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Upton
and son. Raymond, and Miss Helen
Allen OF Peabody, Mass, and also.
Prof. Sewell S. Brown, of Doane Uni
Versity. Mrs. Brown and Miss Ger
trude Brown Of Crete, Neb., and Miss
Lula Davis Of Auburn, Me. Monday
evening Miss Brown attended the re-
ceptfon and ball given for the An
napolis Cadets.
The guests of the Beach Avenue
House enjoyed most delightful clam
bake on the beach on the evening OF
Thursday, Aug. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs
Merrill and their able assistants made
| the affair decided success, and q
who participated declared IL the most
enjoyable event of the season. After
! the clans, Holsters. potatoes (white and
sweeO eggs, watermelon. crackers and
conee had been disposed of, the happy
| crowd made the echoes ring with
4 Aud Lang Syne." Their inability to
| dispose Of every clam brought forth
vail of regret to the tune of How can
/ bear to leave thee?" and they finish
ed up with three rousing cheers for
the noble host and hostess. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
o. st. German and family of Mon
treal; Mr.. Lucien Marchand of Mon
treal. Mr.. and Mrs. James Byran
Medford. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. McTier-
nan and family of Charlestown. Mass;
Mrs. w. Pratt and Miss Elsie Lane OF
Lowell, Mass; Misses NJ. and b. Hulk
ley of Marlboro. Mass; Mr.. and Mr.
b. McDonough of Portland, Miss Gill
| of Somerville, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. c
c. Brooks of Dorchester, Mass: Miss
+. X. Abrams of New York City, Miss
Laura Bell of Passaic, n. j.; Miss F.
ellis, Misses Nj. and A. Dunbar. Miss
5. Deans, Miss n. White. Mr.. Stanley
| Hallett and Mr.. William Miller. all OF
Astoria, n. V; Mrs. and Miss Gilmour
and Mr.. l.. Pierce of Arlington. n.
J.; Mr.. Edmund Brown of Beverly.
! Mass: Mr.. Hervey Van Amburg of
Portland: Mrs. Edith SWEET of Port
land; Master Robert SWEET of Por:-
| land; Miss Irene Maxfield of Eies
Long Island, Me. 1t was certainly
fine. Go thou and do likewise.
One OF the pleasant events of tn
| week was candy pull given by Miss
Gertrude Sehonland Thursday in honor
of her friend. Miss Lottie Heating OF
Windham Hill. Those present were
Edith Keith. Freida Secondhand, Gussie
Keith, Gertrude Schonland and Lottie
Heating.
Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Barlow CT NAL
den. Mass. are now at their cottage
Sunnyside, and have as guests Miss
Nellie Cowen of Chelsea. Mass, and
Miss Rose Freeman of Maiden. Mass.
| The crew Of the Buster Brown write
| the following:
I'VE wish to inform you OF the
Third Cruise Of the Buster Brown.
Capt. L. B. LANCE, first mate, Geo
Grinnell and the following had one of
the most enjoyable cruises OF the
season. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Frizzell, Miss Ii
liam Cook, Miss F. Donback. Mrs. l..
b. LANCE and Miss s. Walters left
the East End, l. l.. for the Eastward
Tuesday reaching Birch Island. where
they had one of the best fish dinners
ever produced by Capt. ]. II. Brown,
who Is past master on such work.
After dinner, Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
l.. b. LANCE suggested a game Of
tennis. which was a surprise to all as
the duo proved to be experts at the
game.
The evening was made pleasant
with music furnished by the large
talking machine of Capt L. y.
Lange; all with dance music. The
following day a run was made to Sc
Il
fishing record of the season was
made. Miss l. Cook was high line
with ~ Id. paddock. Miss F. Dun
back I'd with 10 ID. shark. Miss s.
Walters, Sd. with an lb. cod. Mate
Geo. Grinnell drew in a Is ID. skate
II was rather hard on Mr.. Grinnell.
as some one remarked that Maine
was no-license and why he should get
such large skate they could not
understand. Mr.. Grinnell said they
got larger skates than that in New
York city. hence he was entitled to
one fair sized one In Maine. We re-
turned to Fort Popham. where our
party was entertained by friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. The following
day was spent In a trip to New
Meadows Inn for dinner. Mrs. Brown
and Miss Cook played hostesses. I'm
the evening Mr.. Ed. FrizzelI. with the
assistance of his wife had a surprise
In store for the crew. a sheet party.
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