Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02

son, Miss Edith Godfrew and Miss
Margaret Snively Of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Brewster of Philadelphia and
Miss Amy Blanchard. made a motor
boat trip to Casco Castle on the lisa
bel Parsons
On the afternoon Of Wednesday last
Mrs. NJ. C.. Pearson, Miss Amy
blanchard and Miss Ida Waugh gave a
tea at the "Crags" to number Of the
cottagers In the neighborhood. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Moore Of Washington. d. c.; Bishop
and Mrs. Nelson Of Georgia. Bishop
Goldman OF Portland, the Rev. Mr.. ]. q.
Shepherd of Portland. Mrs. Avery OF
Pennington. CT; the Misses Baugh of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Fred Waugh of
Montclair. n. j.. Mrs. Edwin Toiles
of Hartford. Mrs. S. C. Dunham
of Hartford, and Mrs. Bum of Mont.
clair. n. j.
Miss Edith Maloy of Washington.
ID. C., left on Tuesday after an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
ID. Pearson OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Harte OF
Orange. n. j., arrive this week to
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Seward CT
Orange. N j. Miss Creveling and
Miss McGrath Of Orange. friends OF
Mrs. De Hart, are now stopping at
Mrs. Wells bungalow.
Mrs. r. c. Drinker of Quincy.
Mass, recently entertained for a few
days at the Wells cottage Miss Nina
Miel of Philadelphia. Miss Mel is
very we'll known to the cottage peo-
pie on Bailey having visited here in
seasons past.
Miss Hattie F. Trufant of Boston.
and Miss Lucy Flynn. daughter of
Mrs. Agnes Stewart Flynn who con-
ducts store for ladies' wear at 80
Temple Place. Boston, will soiourn
at the Woodbine until the middle of
September. The woodbine will
keep open all through September.
and the proprietor, Mrs. Humphrey
Sinnett, will have personal charge of
the house until Oct. LIST, when she
VIII return to Portland for the win.
ter.
Mr.. Humphrey Sinnett. CAPTAIN n,
the Katie L. Palmer" has returned
recently from a three weeks sword
fishing trip on Georges Banks. The
Katie Palmer" put into Boston with
cents per pound was obtained.
Mr.. George X. Bartholomew. found.
er OF the Bartholomew School, Gin
cinnatti. Ohio, with his niece. Mrs.
VIM. Bartholomew of Portland. Me.
and her mother, Mrs. Paige were
guests OF their cousin, Sarah B. Esta.
brook, recently. Mr.. Bartholomew
VINO Is making a tour Of the New
England coast with his two grand
sons spent three weeks this summer
at The Rockmere," Littlejohn's Is
land.
Miss Constance Blake of South
Bethlehem. Pa, who Is visiting at
Mrs. Bluxome's cottage, while at the
dance Saturday evening at Cottage
Hall, fell. spraining her ankle so
badly that she will be confined TO her
bed for week.
Mrs. George Robinson OF .Brapx.
line. Mass, and Mrs. Frank aaskaII
OF Portland, who have been occupy
ing the "Periwinkle" cottage for some
time. returned to their homes on Sat.
urday.
Mrs. E. A. Wolf and her daughter
Miss Lily Wolf of Rutherford. N 4
who have been summering at the
Johnson House since the middle OF
July. leave on Friday after enjoying
their fourth season here. Their
friend, Miss Sarah L. Kelly of Bos.
ton. who has been with them for
three weeks. accompanies them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith of
Brookline, Mass. arrive Saturday to
De the guests OF Mrs. Sydney r.
Skidmore Of Philadelphia. Profes.
sor Skidmore. who returned on SIM.
day from a long cruising trin m ar