Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Friday to spend three weeks as Mrs.

Friday to spend three weeks as Mrs.
Wesley Gamers guest.
At ''Daybreak" Mrs. ]. w. Bissett
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Corral for short time. Miss Clara
Burgess OF Maiden and Mr.. Frank
Conrad for short time. Miss Clara
guests at the cottage.
Mr.. Paul Seantlebury of Troy, N.
T., assistant engineer of the Erie
canal in New York state is recovering
his health at Cousins Island. Mr..
Seantlebury while sailing on Long
Island sound with friend in June
was blown out to sea. The accident
was caused by the mast of their
craft breaking OF at the deck, and be-
Tor the two were rescued Mr.. Sean
tieoury suffered greatly from expos
ure.
Mrs. Sylvester Scribner who is oc-
cupying the Doyle cottage for the
summer had as her guest over the
last week end Mrs. Reginald Muir
OF Maiden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. clafiin returned
Thursday to Braeside to be guests Of
Miss Fannie Jameson for q month.
The Clafiins were at Braeside for a
week over Independence Day and at
that time were so pleased with Cous-
ms Island that they could not resist
the temptation to please their hostess
by return visit.
Mrs. A. N. Kitchen and two children
Of Presque Isle, Me-, with her moth
er, Mrs. Julia Clifford and sister Miss
Isabel Clifford Of Portland spent the
last week occupying "Crany Crow"
cottage on the north shore. They re-
turned home from their sojourn on
Cousins Island on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Chandler return
ed Thursday to their cottage after
having paid a short visit to Mrs. Car
oline Pike at York Beach, Me.
On Sunday evening Mr.. Dawes en-
tertained a party of the summer col
onists to a musicale at his cottage
"Usinocs." The music was from his
handsome grafanola and until late
In the evening the guests listened to
q program ranging from opera to the
lighter pieces OF the day. Among those
who enjoyed the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Downing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Morrison.
Try our line Of cottage and house
furnishings. The very best. r. s.
Davis, Co, Portland.-Adv.
Mr.. c. L. Gurney OF Portland recent
ly purchased two fine lots on the
Sea Shore Land Company property
and 1t Is his intention of erecting
summer home there during next
spring The lots are on a gentle slope
not far from the water and beside
affording sweeping view of the
bay have good drainage and prospects
OF an excellent water supply. The
plans for the cottage Mr.. Gurney has
not yet completed in detail, but he ex-
poets II will be built something on
the style OF a bungalow.
Miss Elizabeth Tuttle has a guest
for two weeks. Miss Esther Lathrop
OF Leominster, Mass. Miss Linda
Graves Of Westfeld. Mass, who has
been visiting the Tuttles' for two
weeks at their cottage left for
Skowhegan, Me-. where she will con-
tinue her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hinckley were
called away Monday last By the death
OF Mrs. Hinck1ey's sister, Mrs. Annie
II. Grif'n OF Beverly. Mass. They
will, however, rejoin their family In
week or 80. Mr.. A. r. Adams of
Medford after spending a week as a
guest at Fair View" left for Nantuck-
ct, Mass, where he VIII sojourn a
short while. Miss Clara Thomas of
Warren, Me-. arrived Monday to
spend week as guest of Miss Maud
Hinckley.