Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-31

SoeeoSe nSfe. M. COOK Is the gener-
al secretary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at Brooklyn.
Miss Ethel Shute entertained sew
eral Of her friends among the sum-
mer colony here at lobster supper
last Thursday night. In order to
carry out the appropriate color
scheme. the table was decorated in
red and red lanterns were hung all
around the room. Those In the party
were: Miss Polly Smith. Miss Har-
riet Luckey, Miss Molly Parker. Mr..
George Smith. Mr.. Benjamin Luckey,
Mr.. Ernest Nachod. and Mr.. Xanthus
Smith.
Miss III Imura. OF Tokyo. Japan. to-
gether with Miss Marie Antoinette
Estabrook Is now conducting the
Craigenfels tea-room at Thunder
Hole. Miss Imura has come to this
country to learn the methods in use
here for instructing deaf-mutes to
speak and on her return will conduct
a school OF her own.
Mrs. Steven Day with her daughter,
Miss Helen Day, Of Orange, q. j., to-
gether with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and
her little daughter Helen, will occupy
the Barnacle" cottage in Maiden
Lane through the month OF Septem-
ber
The kindergarten which has been
conducted this summer by the Misses
Mary and Sarah Adams, had its final
session on Friday with sixteen chill
dren present. The next day a big
party was held for the children and
their parents and friends and games
and dances on the lawn around the
house were enjoyed, while refresh
ments were served in the kindergar-
ten tent. Miss Eli Imura, Of Tokyo,
told the children several Japanese
stories and several of the summer Wis.,
itors who are interested in kindergar-
ten work assisted in like ways.
Miss Muriel Snively, who has been
at the island since the early part OF
the summer, left the island last week
and will visit friends in Philadelphia
for some time.
Mrs. E. j. Wells, who has been oc-
cupying her cottage in the Pastures
since the first part of June, left on
Saturday Of last week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus j. Starr, of
Spencer, Mass, who have been away
from the island for two weeks on a
cruise down the coast in their motor
boat, returned recently after having
journeyed up as far as Bar Harbor
and the islands aound Penobscot Bay.
Miss Ellen Watson, OF Spencer, Mass,
is visiting Miss Ellen Starr for a time.
Mr.. Perry ,MacNeille, who has been
away from the island for two weeks
in New York, returned last Saturday
and hopes to remain for some time.
Mrs. Frank Aydelotte, of Blooming
ton, Ind, has been a visitor during the
past week of Miss May Monroe at her
summer cottage here.
Miss Winifred Root OF New York,
Joined her family here last week, hav-
Ing just returned from trip through
Italy and the countries lying in the
southern parts of Europe.
Miss Dorothy Power, who has been
a visitor to the island for the last few
weeks left last Friday for her home
in Boston, Mass. She will certainly
be greatly missed by all her many
friends among the younger summer
people here.
Mr.. Robert Hathaway, who has
been a guest for the last two weeks
a; the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Root, left Friday of last week, after
having enjoyed to the utmost a visit
which proved all too short in its dura-
ton.
Mr.. Frank Sill Rogers, OF Albany,
y. Y, who has been visiting Mrs.
Clara Louise Burnham for some time
at her summer home, THE Mooring,"
returned last week to his home city.
Mr.. Rogers, who last summer made
the perilous trip across the wilder
ness of Iceland, contemplates making
another trip next summer in the
regions around the Arctic Sea.
Mr.. Samuel knight OF Topsham,
Me-, was a recent guest Of his niece,
Mrs. James G.. Stetson. Miss Ida
Stetson Of South Poland was here re-
Gently. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Stetson.
Mrs. Henrietta Woodbury. of South
Portland who has been visiting at
the home Of her brother, Mr.. L. VI.
York, for some time, returned home
Friday last.
Mr.. Joseph VI. Stetson, the popular
clerk at James G.. Stetson's ice cream
parlors, was compelled to return to
his home at Wayne, Me-, last week on
account OF illness.
For insurance for your cottage go
to Chester l.. Jordan e Co, Portland.
Adv.