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


Capt. l.. B. LANCE and Mrs. LANCE
returned from their cruise to Chris
mas Cove last week. The following
guests were on board: Miss Jessie
Waters, Miss Lavinia Norcross and
DR.. Chas. Primer and wife. The par
~ had delightful trip. AT Christ
mas Cove dancing, bowling and fisn.
ing was the attraction and all had a
jolly time here.
Capt. and Mrs. L. C.. LANCE with
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brown
Miss Jessie NJ. Waters and Miss Law
MIA Norcross enjoyed a delightful
cruise to Squirrel Island. Southport
and New Meadows River last week.
The first leg OF the trip brought the
party to Squirrel Island where din
ner, tennis and bowling were enjoy
ed, Miss Waters and Mr.. Brown win
ming In the latter and Mrs. Campbell
taking the tennis honors. Southport
was next sighted and a call was paid
on Mrs. Lange's sister, Mrs. Charles
Hallett. Whist and dancing were en-
joyed during the evening. On Fri
day Mrs. Hallett and Mrs. LANCE
caught a 10-pound haddock and II re-
quired the aid of DR.. Penner to haul
him aboard. Misses Waters and Nor
cross have sunburn to remember the
day by, having been insistent on sit
ting forward of the cabin. They are
wearing Touch me not" notices at
present. Harvey Brown still wears
plasters on his back. but time may so
arrange matters that clans may be
caught on hook He says that is
the only way he cares to hunt them
hereafter. Hauling close on the run
nome after passing a few hours at
New Meadows, a good chop was en-
countered on Sequin and there were
some who were fit to be hung out to
ory' as they would not come aft. Sleep
was In order on the last leg Of the
cruise and UnderclifY cottage was q
favored harbor at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher ROBBIE of
Newton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Goebel, and Thomas Goebel, Jr.. of
Berlin, N. H, Miss Dorothy McNeiil
OF Newton, Mass. Miss Florence Bill.
ings OF Newton, Upper Falls are pleas.
antly located at the Pink cottage.
William Sullivan, James Garyin
John Power and Mrs Frank Power OF
Cambridge. are guests at the Archam
beau camp.
DR.. J. T. Simpson of Boston ar
rived Saturday to join his wife who
is a guest at the Olive cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nettleton OF
Worcester. Mass, are guests of Mrs
A. F. Leggatt Mrs. William Car
ney, who was a guest here, has re
turned to her home in Mexico City
Mexico.
Misses May, Jane, Suzanne ant
Josephine Middleton Of North Easton
Mass, have arrived to spend the
month in the Davis cottage.
Recent guests at Fordette were
Mrs. l.. G. Davis and her daughter
Miss Mabel Davis Of Peaks island
Miss Florence Rausch of Wildwood
Falmouth Foreside. Miss Beth Chip
man. who was a guest for severa
weeks, is now visiting relatives a
Hampton Beach, N. H.
w. p. Libby Is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. Horatio s. Libby, o
Melrose. Mass. His father, Horatit
8. Libby. was about to visit her,
about three weeks ago and was pros
trated from the heat from which h,
never recovered. He was well know
among the West End summer resi-
dents, and will be greatly missed
His congenial and pleasant natur,
made II a great pleasure to NEE
him.
Master David w. Cree of Bronx. n
y. Is a guest Of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wray of tn,
Bronx cottage, West End.
j. G. Duane Of Brookline, Mass
Is spending a week with mis- famil,
at the Soda
G. w. Forbush is spending his va
cation with his family, who hav,
been at the Rock cottage for severa
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Brown
daughters Pauline and Bernice o
Winchester. Mass, are guests her,
at Rock cottage, the Forbush summer
home
Paul E. Atkinson OF the Roxmon
has as guest A. w. Dillaway o.
Boston.
p. s. Eaton OF Somerville, Mass.
is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bates and family of Idylhurst.
Miss Gertrude r. Galbraith Of Bos
ton Is spending three weeks as 9
guest Of Mrs. NJ. z Wight, George
Finn OF Dorchester, Mass, Is also
a guest. Miss II. A Coleman Of Dor
chester. Mass, returned to her home
Monday, after a pleasant visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer B. Ragan and
daughter, Miss Alice p. Raglan, left
Saturday for their home I'm New
York. after a pleasant visit with Mrs
A. Lillian App, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
G. Davis Of New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. williams and son,
Alexander, OF Flatbush, N. Y. ar
rived Saturday to spend several
weeks here at Verona Villa.
Miss Katherine Turner OF Neal
street was a recent guest of Miss
Mary OConnor here on the hilltop.