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

stay until after Labor day. Thew
have as their guest Mr.. William
Smith Of Boston, who will enjoy with
them the multitude of pleasures Lii.
tlelohn 8 offers to the summer resi-.
dent. MI. and Mrs. William Rogers
the same city are the guests of Mrs.
came WEDNESDAY to spend few
weeks vacation here.
Miss Jane Smith Of Troy, New York.
and Miss Givenyth and Elsie Jones of
John Ciempson at the Kingston cot
tage until the first OF the month.
nesday to visit her son. Mr. Ernes,
Horton and wife at the idlewilde cot.
tage for few days. On Monday Mrs
Horton returned to Peaks Island
where she has been recreating for tho
past i've weeks. Mrs. Ernest HOE.
tens father and sister, Mr.. Stanley
and Miss Stanley from Sedgewick
Maine, are greatly enjoying a week.
end visit at the cottage. Mr.. Everett
Arnold OF Boston is also being enter.
tanned at the cottage over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. H. r. Phillips of Maiden. Mass.
achusetts, joined his family at the
Log Cabin" to stay until after Labor
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hin Of
Franklin Park returned home last
Saturday after a two weeks visit at
the cottage, which was much entoyed
Alderman w. T. Hill of Maiden ar.
rived Thursday for few days vaca-
ton at this cosy little cottage and Mr..
and Mrs. John Stafford of New York
are also being entertained for a short
stay.
Mr.. Charles L. Shredder returned to
his busigess In Boston after spending
vacation OF three weeks at the Glow
er cottage. During his stay here Mr..
Shroeder has been a popular member
of the summer colony. who are mucb
pleased to learn that he intends to re.
turn In September for a short time.
A very interesting exhibition of
water colors was held during this past
week In the parlors of the Rockmere
by Mrs. John Clempson, who is a sum-
| mer resident Of Sttlejohn's. The
scenes depicted by the paintings were
from different islands in the bay as
well as merely local ones and were
very beautiful indeed. those especial.
iy being admired that were of the
shore front and SURF Mrs. Clempson
Is very well known in her branch of
painting, being director OF the Troy
School OF Painting and Fine Arts.
She studied abroad for many years
under the masters in Paris and Berlin
and has had many successful exhibits
In the large cities Of our own coun-
try. Her treatment of a bit of seem
cry to be described on the canvas is
always very sympathetic and conse-
quently the resulting picture is most
realistic, and for this reason Mrs.
Ciempson's exhibit was much enjoyed
oy all those fortunate enough to view
the same.
Mrs. E. E. Horton and family are
occupying the "Idlewilde" cottage for
the rest Of the month. Mr.. Horton
joined them last week after cruising
down from Sorrento, Me-, in his TWEEN.
ty-two foot power boat Vito" with
his friends, Mr.. Shredder and Mr..
Hennessy of Boston. The gentlemen
arrived on Littlejohn's Thursday even
ing and report a very pleasant cruise
through beautiful waters.
Miss Helen Morton and SIR. Theo
dore Morton returned to their home
in Newton after spending their vaca.
lions at Littlejohn's. Miss Morton has
been down since June 10th at Camr
Melrose but Mr.. Morton was only
here two weeks. Both are very jolly
company and their many friends are
hoping for their return next season.
Mr.. Joseph Rogers arrived last
Monday for three weeks vacation
with his family at the Alpine cot
tage. Mr.. Stanley Rogers came on
Saturday to enjoy Littlejohn's until
after Labor Day
Mrs. E. NJ. Colomb is entertaining
for two weeks at her cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Coburn Of Winchester
Mass. The visitors are very much
pleased with beautiful Casco Bay and
Littlejohn's Island in particular.