Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-24

Gu 70 tneir homes sunday evening al
ter pleasant visit with Mr.. Gilker's
wife and family who are spending a
month at Mariner
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tibbetts OF
Dorchester are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Southall who are
summering at Amherst on the hill
top.
10 to the r. s. Davis Co., Portland,
for furniture Of all kinds.-Adv.
Miss Edith Jackson of Pawtucket.
r. l., is a guest OF Mrs. w. NJ. Gil
ker and family of Overlook cottage
at Mariner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Lawrence
and their daughter, Miss Helen Law
renee Of Dorchester, Mass, who have
been visiting friends IN Yarmouth,
will be guests of Miss Lucy A. Dane
or the Coronado cottage for several
days.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace E. Beal Of
the Brockton cottage are entertaining
Mrs. s. A. Tiley her sons, Malcolm
and Elgin OF Brockton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Legrow Of Rock
haven on the East End are entertain
ing Mrs. Mary Morse ana Mrs. ID. w.
Stevens Of North Stratford. n. II. Sun
day they enjoyed delightful sail in
Mr.. Legrow's naphtha launch.
The Blocklinger cottage ON the
East End was the scene OF a jolly
gathering last Wednesday when Mrs.
Caroline Blocklinger entertained the
members OF the Ladies' Social Circle
OF East Deering. The cottage was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion by Mrs. John Ladner who is a
guest for several weeks. Mrs. Ladner
ic asOhfN ~ l.,,k
OF the liveliest members of the party
and her beautiful decorations which
still remain in place deserve mention
The day was passed in a social way
and with music. At noon, one of
Mrs. Blocklinger's famous shore din
ners was served on the veranda.
Those present were: Mrs. w. w. Mer-
rill, Mrs. Jennie Sargent, Mrs. sarah
Jordan. Mrs. Abbie Lord, Mrs. Charles
Jordan and her daughter, Helen, .drs
A. Thompson, Mrs. George Adams,
Mrs. Fanny Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Starbird, Miss Matte Russell, Mrs.
Myron Fairbrother, Mrs. William Rus
sell OF Boston, Miss Ruth Wells, Will
lam Russell, guests of honor, Mrs
John Ladner and Miss Alice Gerry.
The hostess, Mrs. Caroline Blocklin-
ger, her son, Fred Blocklinger and
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Mitchell.
Charles III. Durgan is visiting his
mother, Mrs. James H. Durgan, at her
camp on the East End and has with
him, William H. Nudd, Jr., Of Ever
EFT, Mass.
Prof. F. o. Smith is now with his
wife at their camp. Sumner, on the
East End
Miss Helen Towle Of Bracket street
and Mrs. Dana Libby or Portland,
were recent guests of Mrs. Levi Alex
ander at her home at Mariner.
Mrs. w. b. Dudley of Cambridge.
day after a pleasant visit with the
Cutters at their summer home, the
Dana cottage.
Miss Annie Leonard of Redlands,
Cal. Miss Lois Calderwood of Dor
chester. ,Masss are-being entertained
by Mrs. w. H Richmond of the Ke-
NAH cottage.
Miss Alice Garry of Brighton. Mass.
and William Schmidt of Philadelphia,
Pa, who were recent guests at the
Blocklinger on the East End, have re-
turned to their homes after a delight
full visit
Mrs. Irving w. Small and her son,
Norman A. Small of Winchester.
Mass. are pleasantly located at
Camp Aldrich. Norman A. Small
holds a number of athletic records
in his home and is now the efficient
catcher of the Long Island baseball
nine
Mrs. Samuel Rockwell and her son
Leonard Rockwell OF Sorn-ry1ile.
Mass, are enjoying cottage life in the
Horr cottage on the East End.
MIR. and Mrs. James l.. Pierce OF
the Grab cottage are entertaining
their nephew. James F. Pierce OF
Winthrop. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cushing have as
guests w. K. Wight, son Robert
Wight. Robert Duncan and son, Rob-
ert Duncan, Jr.. and Seth J. Smith
who have been autoing in the Wigh,
touring car through the White noun
tains and who came to Portland in
their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Rideout OF
Nashua, ". H., arrived Monday to be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
Pierce at their summer home on tn.
East End.
Mrs. Fred Munro of Jamaica PLAIN
Mass, was a recent guest at Fern
rest.