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


i've months on last MONDAY, and mas
Joined his family at the Granite
state" cottage On Torrington Point.
Mrs. George Cummings Of Lancaster,
Pa, has been a guest Of Mrs. Clement
during the past week.
Mr.. w. II. Kimball and son George
with Miss Anna b. Connary left for
their homes in Stratford, N. H., early
In the week after enjoying a short
stay at the Kimball home. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Bardwell were guests
1t the cottage on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles w. Allen Of Portland,
was the guest of Mr.. F. A. Neal at
the "Burystone," Torrington Point.
last week. Miss Louise Merrill of
Boston was also entertained at the
cottage recently being the guest of
her friend. Mrs. G. c. Kicker.
Mrs. F. w. Besse OF Maiden recent.
ly arrived at the "Valetta' on Tor.
rington Point. to spend the remainder
OF the season with her daughter. Mrs.
r. Z. Bickford, coming from her sum-
mer cottage on the Kennebec river
shores. DIR. Bickford came down
from Swampscott to spend the week.
end with his family at the cottage.
Miss NJ. c. Thacher of Williams
port, Pa, left for her home on Tues
01y. oAeSA q Loct ShyOs dule NdCdtlOu
OF six weeks at the "valetta." Miss
]. v. Coombs has also returned to
Boontown, n. j.. after a short visit as
the guest of Mrs. F. E. Bickford.
Mr.. c. Graves of Boston, formerly
with the William Morris Co.. Port
land. spent the weekend with his
family at the "Nordeck.''
Mr.. Marty Lydon of South Boston,
with his sister, Miss Margaret Lydon,
Is guest at the Agatha" one of
the attractive little bungalows recent
1y erected by Mr.. F. B. Putnam near
the Sth Maine Regiment building.
Miss Annie Quinlan Of South Bos-
ton and Miss Lillian Heavey of Rox-
bury are also being entertained by
MT. Joe Mack and family, at the
Agatha
A large family party have been
gathered recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter b. Robson on Ocean
avenue. Among them are Mr.. and
, Mrs. Charles F. Robinson and child.
rem. who have enjoyed a two weeks
visit here. and who return to their
home the last of this week. They
were joined recently by Mr.. Oscar
II. Bartlett and family with his SON..
Mr.. Fred f. Bartlett who will also
terminate their visit at Peaks Island
within a few days.
DIR. q. Bartlett of Boston spent last
week with his father, Mr.. Oscar r.
Bartlett at the Robinson cottage. He
came here after spending part of his
vacation at Poland Springs. and re-
turned to his home at Boston I'm his
automobile i'm the use of which he
has found much enjoyment during
his absence from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Norden of
New York are enjoying a rest of
two weeks at the home of DIR. William
Merrill near the west end of the is
land.
An Improvement which is receiv.
Ing much favorable comment is the
new tent for the use of bathers.
which was recently erected on the
beach at Hadlock's Cove. This has
been designated by the sign "Allinn."
and has proven a great convenience
to the gentlemen who live at a dis
lance from the shore. and who wish
to make use of the beach, recently
cleared OF stones and other objects
unpleasant for the feet of bathers.
Mrs. l.. c. Tunis, with her sons.
Edward and John Tunis of Cam.
bridge, recently arrived at Peaks
Island to remain for the season af-
ter spending the earlier part of the
summer at Falmouth Foreside.
hr. Jack Williams of Ottawa, Can.
ada Is enjoying a vacation of three
weeks with his parents at Front.
eDac Place" Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J..
Williams are also entertaining their
niece, Miss Eleanor Carroll OF Brook.
lyn, who will remain with them
through August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen w. Dimick
of Deering are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Gilbert and fam
lily known as "Gladsheim." On Sun
day the "Gladsheim" party, accom-
panied by DR.. William Merrill and
family and Miss Gertrude Young en-
joyed an extensive sail. among the
islands in Mr.. Trot's auxiliary sloop.
in spite Of the heavy ground swell
which was rolling in at the time the
party had pleasant trip. and will
remember IL with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe G. Barnes.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Bishop
at the Clark cottage. enjoyed a plea
SAINT excursion lest Sunday to the
White Mountains. They recently
visited the Songo river and were
so favorably impressed by the beau
ty Of scenery and other attractions
Of the region, that they plan to go
there for a fishing trip OF two weeks,
after leaving Peaks Island.
Miss Mabel Carr Of Brockton. Mars.
formerly Of Portland. Is a guest OF
Mrs. A. +. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Walters and daughter, Miss Alice J..
Walters Of Jamaica Plain. recently
arrived at the Clark cottage To spend
their first vacation at Peaks Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Foster and
Miss Ethel Marshall OF Torrington
Point made a weekend visit to Bos-
ton. While in the city they took
the opportunity TO visit the beautI-
full new house which Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster are erecting in the Brookline
district. The building is rapidly ap-
preaching a state of completion and
will be very comfortable and com
modious home.
Mr.. A. ". Benoit of the Edge
water cottage. entertained a mum.
Der OF his business associates last
l.