Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26
Cliff Island


time longer. Several impromptu par
ties have served to pass the time
pieasurably, among which was a dance
held In the parlors on the evening or
Saturday week, enjoyed by the guests
OF the house and by some Of the cot
tagers Mr.. Duckworth Of Summit,
N j., presided at the piano, and
through his playing was instrumental
In making the dance q success. Dur
Ing the evening Miss Mary Lockwood
OF Washington. d. c.. rendered sever
al vocal selections in her delightful
soprano voice. On Monday evening
clam bake was gotten up on the
rocks and ample justice was done to
the bivalves. Among the guests OF
recent coming here are Mr.. Murdoch
Norris and his mother, Miss Mary
Norris, Of Baltimore, who arrived on
Saturday for an indefinite stay. Mr.. ].
Kemp Bartlett Of Baltimore has re-
turned after accompanying his son j.
Kemp Bartlett. Jr. to Hancock Point
near Bar Harbor where the latter will
camp for time. Mr.. Bartlett, Jr.,
VINO graduated this spring from Law
renceville will enter Princeton this
fall. Miss Anita Tinges of Baltimore
who has been summering at a camp
en- Sebago Lake visited this week with
several of her friends who are at this
house.
On Saturday evening from five I'M
til eight O'Clock the third of the series
OF teas for the beneft OF the Island
Library Fund, was held at the cot
tage OF Mrs. Charles Hunter of Mont
Clare, Pa. A soodly number of peo-
pie were present helping to make the
afternoon a success from the finan-
cial standpoint. Mrs. Oscar Stone OF
Maiden, Mrs. William Pedrick Of Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Alfred scull OF
Phoenixvtlle, Pa, assisted Mrs Hunt
ter In pouring tea. The young peo-
pie engaged the time with a marsh
mallow roast upon the rocks in front
or the cottage. Considerable notice
was attracted by an artistic invitation
poster, the work of Miss Phoebe
Hunter, which was put up in the hall
OF the Aucocisco. The house was
prettily decorated In golden rod, and
flags
Mrs. Dora Kiggens Of Perth Am
boy, N. j.. arrived recently to visit
for two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Cobb. The Cobbs have been
entertaining for few days Mr.. Har-
~ w. Savage OF Boston, q nephew OF
Henry w. Savage the well known
theatrical manager. Mr.. Savage is
manager Of the Musical Exchange in
Boston.
Mrs r.. R. Bogert of Brooklyn. N.
Y. entertained on Wednesday last Mr..
Edwin w. Weeks and Mr.. Cornelius
X Bergen, Jr., Of Long Island, N. Y.
On Wednesday evening a marshmal-
low party Of about a dozen in honor
OF the gentlemen was given at Daisy
cottage.
Mrs. Henry Cobb of Portland en-
tertained over Sunday at Tanglewood
cottage. Mrs. Thomas Hiles and son OF
Portland. and Mr.. Fred Irons Of Port
land.
Miss Anna Dixon Of Woodbridge.
N. j.. arrived on Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. w. A. Wolff OF
New York.
Miss X. J. Kalbfieisch, and Miss
Marion Clark, Of New York. arrived
on Wednesday to spend all of Septem-
Der In the cottage owned by Professor
Carver. Miss c. B. Mills after a two
weeks visit with Miss Eliza beth Crane
Of Westfield and Miss H c. Clarke OF
New York at the Carver cottage, has
returned to Westfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Morrison of New
York accompanied by Miss Julia Smith
and Miss Hossock of New York, mo-
tored on Friday from Portland to
portsmouth, returning on Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. ~. G. Daniel and daughter Miss
Elizabeth, Of Roxbury. Mass. were
entertained over Thursday and FRI
day OF last week by Mrs. John g.
Bourke Of Omaha. Neb. On Satur-
day Commander Heatherington, Mrs.
Bourke. Miss Pauline Bourke and Mrs.
John Horbach took an auto trip to
Prouts Neck.
Mr.. Alfred E. Chandler of Hopedaie.
Mass. arrived on Saturday 10 visit for
week with Mrs. A. ID. Chandler OF
Peading at the bunealow. The Chan
h'ers have recently named their pretty
place, "Westlook" as the cottage
faces due west.
Mr.. @. NJ. FJske returned to his
cottage on Saturday after a short
business trip TO Boston.
Church services will be held at the
island church on Sunday. The Rev.
DIT. Koman, rector OF st. Stevens
FD'sconal church of Portland. will de-
liver the address. As usual notice IN
regard to the service will be posted
at the post ONCE.
Arrivals at Cliff cottage include Mr..
70. ~. Ndrnflck OF new YORK, wv. n.
". Davis ~ Germantown. Master
Francis Miller OF Germantown. Miss
Mabel Pollard Of Germantown. Mr..
Freeman Messenger OF HoredaIe and
Mr.. A. ~ ] aw Of Putnam, CT.
tpy contributions of magazines.
books. OF money for the leland Lib
raw will be thankfully received. such
contributions should be sent to Mrs.
o. p. Stone. A new bookcase has
recently been purchased which AFFORDS
an excellent housing for the books.
Mr. end Mrs. r. b. wopsefteer and
daughter. Dorothy cf Norrisfown. Pa.
after sojourn OF three weeks at the
Aucocisco House left on Saturday to
Continue their vacation IN touring
Fef~e
N"ss Mae l.. King OF Somervfile
left on Sunday after visiting for some
five with Mrs r. w. French Of Som