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

but Of late years has been retired.
Mr.. F.. w. Estey and Mrs. Estey
Of Maiden are occupying Asher Kinds
cottage during July. With them are
Miss Kate NJ. Estey OF Washington
and Mr.. lEsteys' mother. Mr.. Estey
is a lawyer in Boston, and this is his
first summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Littlefield of
Rumford Falls, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mansfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Littlefleld
for short vacation. Mr.. Littlefield
has fine position with the Interna-
tional Paper Mills at Rumford.
Miss Margaret Brennick Of Brock
ton. Mass, Miss Lottie Hag!und and
Miss Hildur Swanstrom of North
Easton. Mass. were guests at the Is
land View House. last week
DR.. Francis Everett Carmichael and
wife Of Ann Arbor, Michigan are en-
joying camp life here on the island
and their present plans are to remain
until some time in September. This
is their fourth season at camping and
they are delighted with out door life.
Doctor Carmichael Is graduate OF
the University of Michigan and has
o.
Commencing in October the doctor
many friends In that city he will be
gladly welcomed among the members
OF his profession. Mrs. Carmichael Is
the daughter Of Mrs. Hugh Hastings
of Plainield. y. j.. who is at the
Hamilton for the season.
Mrs. NJ. E. Strong of Springfield.
l. - u r. n
j. w. Hoben Of Springfield. at their
cottage. Laurie"
Thursday last, the Chestnut Street
Methodist church of Portland gave
its annual Sunday school picnic on
the eastern end of this island. and
the many boys and girls, as we'll as
grown-ups had the time Of the year.
The specially chartered steamer Pill
grim, brought most Of the crowd down
in the morning. but before the day
was over ESQ picnicers were present.
Everyone enjoyed himself according
to his inclination, and the amusements
ranged from ball games and bowling
to merely resting and enjoying the
beautiful scenery Light refresh
ments consisting of coffee. pilot bread.
pickles, bananas and lemonade were
served at noon. At five, everyone
tired but happy. returned to Portland
on the Machigonne. Much credit for
the success of the occasion is due to
the Rev. r. II. Schnett. pastor Of the
church, and particularly to Mr.. ]. F..
Bigelow, superintendent of the Sunday
school The committee in charge OF
amusements and refreshments consist
ed OF Fred Tarbox, G.. H. Davis and
w. o. Carney.
Mr.. L. J. Chandler OF Springfield.
spent the Fourth at the Pelham" the
cottage of Mrs. H. c. Hamilton, his
wife's mother. Mrs. Chandler is
spending the summer with her par
ents.
Miss Elizabeth Ash Of Germantown,
Pa, has been with her mother, Mrs.
~. NJ. Ash, at their cottage on Eastern
Chebeague for two weeks. Mrs.
Ashes sister. Mrs. H. J. Deist Of
Columbus, Georgia, Is also visiting
with her sister.
Mrs. ]. H. Kelley OF Portland, with
her daughters, Miss Alice and Miss
Mary, opened their new cottage, the
Goth. Mr.. Charles Kelley, a promi-
nent grocer of Portland and Mrs. KEEL
ley spent the holiday with his mother
and sisters.
Mr.. w. c. Zimmerman and family OF
Brookline, Mass, will occupy the
barrymore" cottage. after the 9Th Of
the month. when Miss Makee. who has
been at the cottage for some time,
leaves.
Miss Carolyn A. Whitaker and Miss
Nellie E. Boyd OF Chelsea, Mass.
spent last week at the Island View
House. They were en- route to Sandy
Point on the Penobscot, where they
will spend the rest of their vacation.
Miss Whitaker and Miss Boyd teach
school in Boston.
Manager A. C.. Robbins OF the Che
! beague Bowling Alleys now has his
establishment in splendid shape for
the summer. He announces that
suitable weekly prizes will be given
for the highest candlepin scores, one
for the ladies and one for gentlemen.
The scores Of the highest ten in each
class will be taken and on appointed
evenings those holding the scores will
roll OF for the prizes.
Miss McLaurin OF Mt. Vernon. ".
Y. and Miss McElwain of Amster-
dam, n. Y, college friends OF Miss
Harris at Smith, have returned home
after a two weeks visit at Noodle
Head" cottage. Mrs. w. A. Harris
and Chesley Harris arrived last week
for the remainder OF the season.
Miss Katherine Mccoy of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived Wednesday to
spend a two weeks vacation at the
Island View House. Miss Mccoy
has been here for part of the summer
for three seasons.
Mr.. Omar w. Chase, wife and two
sons, Omar and Eric of Haverhill,
Mass. spent the holidays at the Rob
bins Inn. Mrs. Chase will remain
throughout the season. Mr.. Omar
Chase. Sr., Is superintendent OF the
w. W. Splanding Shoe Manufacturing
Company OF Haverhill.
Mr.. Gordap o. Hoge of New York
arrived here Friday morning TO visit
his cousin. Jack Adams, over the
Fourth. Mr.. Hoge was a student at
Andover for two years. but at present
has n posttiou with A ID Juilliard a.