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

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Mr.. and Nh Charles w. Greene and
family OF skowhegan, who are now
Miss katherine NcMeel: Of J.. New
YORK % s1uuo0t Of her sister, Mrs.
F. J. Fiore6ce. Who n summerine ar
Bay View <Dttate.
Mr.. and Nh. wills Mabry OF Wa.
tertown. Aaes- are now at their cot.
tage Calumet md have with them as
guests M. ead Mrs. Herbert l..
MI. and Mros c. H. HaIioweii ana
little daughter. Katherine, returned
to their home in westbrook Sunday,
after spending three weeks at b. y.
Larrateee new cottage.
Miss Stella Doe OF Cambridge.
Mass. 10 guest of the Cutters at
their summer home, the Dana cot
tage.
B. G. Jones and L. T.. Greenwood
returned to Boston Sunday evening
AFTER spending week at the Airing
ton cottage at Mariner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo III. Perry enter.
tanned. over the weekend, Mr.. Perry's
aunt. Mrs. William Reed. OF Maiden.
and his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. varney. william Perry and mis-
sen, Clarence, all OF Portland, at the
new summgf home OF the Perry's. the
DAY on
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Doe OF Camp
Sunnybank had as guests owe: the
weekend. 8. Doe and Miss r. A. Doe
OF Amesbury. Mass, Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ.
X. Pray. Miss Grace Houston and l..
b. Lansway of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Co,pitts OF
Payson street will spend the next
TWO weeks as guests OF Mrs. Matte
Libby at the Barracks.
Kay and Cedrick Northrop OF Som
erville, Mass, and III. II. Warning OF
Roxbury, Mass. have been spending
the past three days at the Woodbury.
cottage on Beach avenue.
MI. and Mrs. II. n. Northrop OF
Somerville. Mass, arrived Monday 10
spend several weeks with heir sons
here.
II. L. Davis of wilkes-Barre. Pa.
who Is student at Harvard, 1871
was recent guest Of Richard Brunch
at Juniper Lodge.
Charles p. Ilsley has returned from
mouths business tour in Vermont
ana is now with bis family az the
Oriole cottage.
William Bennett OF Portland was a
weekend guest of Miss Marion Nc
Donough OF Aranhurst. Miss Asnes
Barrett Of Reading. Mass, is also a
guest here. Richard Harvey of Port
land was a weekend guest
Mrs. George S. Waterhouse enter.
tanned some of her friends at lunch.
con on wednesday. The house was
prettlly decorated and a most enioya.
~ were Mrs. Plummer of Maiden
Mass, Mrs. Walter Chase of Dorcbes.
ter. Mrs. Fred Boothby and daughter
Ruperta, of Portland, Mrs. Preble Da.
Wis OF Portland, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
Mrs. Emery Chase of Pond Cove and
Miss Alice Robinson.
Mrs. Mcmillan and family, who
nave been passing the summer a,
their cottage THE Normand." re-
furnsS Monday. to their city home.
Mrs. Wheeler and children. wht
nave been passing two weeks with
Mrs. William III. Durgin, have re.
turned to their home in Sharon. Mass
Mr.. Leon c. Bibber. with his grand.
father, Mr.. Ebin Cleaves, have beer
passing the past week at New Glou.
cester, where they have been visitins
relatives.
Mr.. Harold Chellis has been pass.
ing few days with his aunt. Mrs
William II. Durgin.
The monthly meeting of the Ever.
green social club was held Tuesda,
at the attractive summer bungalow OF
Mrs. Harry Eastman. A short bust
ness meeting, when they planned 70,
an outing, took up the first of the
afternoon, while the latter was spent
socially. Delicious refreshments wer,
served by Miss Olive Eastman ant
Mrs. Walters. Those present were.
Mrs. Frank c. Bibber, Mrs. William
II. Durgin, Mrs. G. A. Mannix. Mrs
Edward G. Foden, Mrs. Henry s. Bry.
ant, Mrs. A. NJ. Floyd, Mrs. Eller
Scholes, Mrs. Thomas Foss, Mrs
Henry w. Stuart, Mrs. James Bar.
ron OF Saco, Mrs. Herbert Morrison
Mrs. Donald Garden. Mrs. Fred III
Drinkwater. Mrs. William Evans. Mrs
Oscar Skfllins, Mrs. Charles Harris
Miss Fredericka Parks, Mrs. Cook
Mrs. Embert Robinson. Mrs. Albert
Waite. Mrs. William II. Lane ant
Mrs. George Williams OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams oi
Boston, who have been passing the
month OF August with Mr.. John ID
Williams, returned Saturday to their
home.
The many friends Of Mrs. John ID
Thuss are glad to learn she Is slowly
regaining her strength.
Miss Mildred Heating has been a
recent guest Of Miss Mildred Bennett
Miss Mary ID. Keefe and Miss Eve
Ign Merrill have returned after a
short stay at Portland Head Light.
Mrs. X. G. Purinton entertained for
her son, Ralph G. Purinton, on Mon
day. The occasion was his seventh
birthday. Games were enjoyed until
when Ice cream and cake was served
The feature of the afternoon was the
cutting OF the birthday cake. Master
Ralph was presented with many pres
ents. His friends were Louise La
Forth, Dorothy and Fern Scribner.
Philip Enos. Clifton, Purinton. Mar
guerite Brette and Ralph Purinton.
Harold Cox and Emil Gramstroff
OF Everett, Mass. are at Camp Edge
worth for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs CoOmbs and famitv NJ