Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

rsiue, MASS, Mrs. Ann d. Jones
% Union: Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
brown Of Belmont.
| Mr. James Cav and Mr.. Bert Cav
cambridge and Mr.. James Bleyin
y. arlington. Mass, are enjoying Camp
me on the same spot they have oc-
riner. MOL
Mr.. A. T. Stewart. Manager Of the
n. e. Telephone Co., of Portland wit h
mis- wife were guests Sunday OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Harry Closson at the INN.
Guests at the D'Shawmut cottage
are Mrs. Dana Hutchinson and Mrs.
z. Drew Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
L. Drew, wife and daughter Fran.
Sss OF Stoudewater. Frank Emery of
| Portland, Earl Gribbin, A. G. Frost
| ana Mrs. Charles Frost of Portland.
| MP: and Mrs. c. w. Mcconnell and
son Hobart d. Of Somerville, Mass.
are guests at the knight cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Downs and
son, Master Bill Taft Downs of Ros.
TON, Mrs. s. e. Downs and daughter.
Misses Mary, Sarah, Helen and Ma.
ruon. OF Boston, are at the Auburn
cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Redhouse of
boston, Mrs. Smart and children of
Gardner. Mass. and Mrs. Thos. o.
brion OF Brockton. Mass, are stop
ing at the Marion cottage, Mr.. F. G..
Browns summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Comedian enter.
tanned a number OF thejc friends
wednesday evening With a shore
dlnner, followed later by card games
on the spacious piazza OF their sum-
Iner nome, the Mikado cottage; those
present -
Carey. Mr.. VIM. Clahane, Mr.. James
A Comedian, Mr.. John Haley. Dent.
Sheriff Kennel and Miss Mary Con.
molly.
Geo. A. Hutchins, Of Rumford Falls.
and Miss Edna NJ. Hutchins, of Oak.
land, are guests Of their brother. Mr..
Fred. Hutchins, at his summer home
near Beach Cove
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gushing are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Hattie NJ. White and child, of Dor.
chester, Mass. Mr.. Fred. B. and
Harry Wheeler end Walter Batson, of
Allston. were recent guests here.
Mrs. Chas. Secondhand had as a re-
cent guest her father, Of Manchester.
N. H. Miss Erra Secondhand has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Manchester.
Recent guests at Sunny Slope Cot.
tage were II. G. Garfield and wife. of
Itttsfield, Mass, Misses Edyth and
Marion Rhines and Mr.. Arthur
hhaines, Miss Marion Murray Of Port
land and Mrs. Gilbert Of Boston.
Ihere are many people here who
Will remember with pleasure the stay
Of the westmcunt, Montreal. guests
at Silense Villa. Those who have ar
river at present are, Mrs. Donald
Robinson, Misses Queenie and Lii.
Ian May and Miss Mildred and
Dorothy Duckett
Miss Lizzie PIout, of Freeport, was
recent guest of Mrs. Iraac Rogers
at the Kelley cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Blakeledge and
daughters, Misses Lucy and Ruth of
Chicago. are pleasantly at Overlook
cottage at the East End. This is their
first season here on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Con, of West
brook and J. Fl. Hutchins of Portland.
were recent guests at the "Olivette."
the pretty new summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira F. Tibbetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodbury. are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a fourteen-pound daughter born
Friday night. Mr.. Woodbury. is the
popular island truckman.
Miss Annie Sharp Is entertaining
her brother, William H., at her sum.
lner home, Cheselhurst, while he Is
having his vacation.
Guests at the Harris cottage Sun
day were Chas. Ingersoll, Fred Will
Hams, Mrs. Melvin Ross and daugh-
ter, Miss Mollie Ross, all of Portland.
Mr.. Geo. Seward Is now at his sum-
mer home the "Allsfon Mr. TT
Bowen has returned to Boston after
recuperating here from an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Warren who were visiting friends at
Harpswell. have returned here. Mr.
Ed. Taylor, OF wollaston, was also a
guest here.
Mrs. Frank Burrowes was a recent
guest at the Cook cottage located at
the West End on a pleasant spot.
Mr.. Carl II. Mitchell. the popular
purser Of the Str. Merryconeague.
rooms at The Granite Spring house
the nights the steamer LAYS over
night at the island here. and many of
the young ladies look forward to
those evenings. Carl has made many
friends on the line by his pleasing
and courteous manners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Lang and
family are enjoying life at their sum-
mer home "Harlilcon," East End. Mr..
Lange, who Is In the antique and
colonial furniture business. I'm Port.
land, had the misfortune to be burned
out July 9Th. but will resume business
at the old stand. IS Union St, as
soon as the building can be put In
condition again, but can be found
now at 55 Iyniou az