Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

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party greatly enjoyed the evenings ex-
cursion and are already planning
others OF the same nature to take
place while they are here. Those In
this group Of vacationists who are
from Philadelphia. include: Miss Ma
bel Graham. Miss Mildred Rogen-
burge. Miss C ce Christian, Miss
Emily Rock and Miss Charlotte
Munich. while from Trenton are Miss
Jeanette Mackenzie and Miss Addie
Weber. On Friday Miss Helen and
Miss Lydia Macpherson arrived to
spend a week with the party.
DR.. Thomas Esgate came last Fri.
day and spent the weekend with his
family at Camp Ello". From Cous-
ins leland the doctor left for Califor-
MIA where he is going to make his
home. having followed his brothers
example in moving to the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Parker have as
guests at their cottage Mr.. anl Mrs.
Frank White Of Weston, Mass, for
a weeks sojourn.
Mr.. G. J. Roberts Of Boston is oc-
cupying the Pine Cliff cottage on the
North shore for a two weeks vaca-
ton. having arrived last Tuesday.
Wednesday Mr.. George Severn, Mrs.
Charles Smith, Mr.. Jasper Swain and
Mr.. L. o. Van Doren. went fishing
OF Mark Island in the sloop yacht
Georgia. The gentlemen started
early in the morning. and although
they were out less than half day.
| they had an excellent catch OF cod.
haddcck and hal.but, which, besides
serving to supply their own tables
was generously shared with their
neighbors.
Mr.. Benjamin Parker made a rather
unusual haul last Thursday. While
rowing in the shallow water of the
point by his summer home he spied a
monster sunfish that, upon being
towed ashore, measured some four
and half feet long and proved a
heavy load for two men. Fish of this
species are rather unusual in Casco
Bay, especially so far from the open
water. and when caught prove and in
teresting curiosity to all viewing
their ugly and repulsive form.
Miss May Goodwin gave a very en-
joyable party up the bay on wednes-
day to a number of her friends. The
party left on the morning boat and
getting of at one of the islands along
the rcut, enjoyed a delicious luncheon
before returning to Cousins on the
afternoon trip. Those who were Miss
Jordan's guests are: Mrs. NJ. C..
Thornton, Miss Maggie Mather, Miss
Lawler, Mrs. L. o. Van Doren, Master
Philip and Miss Isabel Van Doren
and Miss Doris and Winifred Glover
Mr.. A. E. Neal, of Portland, has re-
Gently completed fine % II. launch
which he has brought to the island
for the pleasure of his family and
guests.
Miss Lucy Allen of Yarmouth has
been visiting Miss Doris Glover for
four days at her home. Miss Allen
was classmate of Miss GloveEs at
Yarmouth High school.
Mrs. George Rent and daughter,
Laura, of Randolph, Mass, came Tues
day and were guests for two days of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. s. Rent at the
Island Home cottage.
Friday evening party of twelve
went to Peaks Island in the Handy
Andy" and while some attended the
Gem Theater, the others enjoyed the
numerous other attractions that this
popular resort affords. The return
home was made by moonlight, those
in the party being, Miss Molly and
Helen Hinckley, Miss Clara Thomas,
Miss Pearl Hardenbrcok. Mrs. F. L.
Glazier, Miss Olive Glazier, Mr.. Ed
ward Pearce, Mr.. Charles Babcock,
Mr.. Selwyn Prime, Mr.. Frank Conrad
and Mr.. j. w. Hinckley.
Miss Emma Glazier Is spending the
rest of the summer with her sister.
Mrs. F. l.. Glazier at Oak Lodge.
Miss Olive Glazier who has been a
guest there returned TO her home in
Medford, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Howatt of
Portland, are spending the restof the
summer at CraneycrGw cottage. On
last Thursday they entertained Mr. VI.
w. Baldwin for the day. He is super
intendent of the Maine Institute for
the Blind. which IL is a pleasure to
state, Is one of the model institutions
OF the country.
The Rev. K. B. Foster and family OF
New Gloucester, are occupying Birch
Knolls" for their first months stay on
Cousins Island.
Mrs. Henry McClelland of Portland
was guest for a few days at 'tDew
Drop Inn" OF Mrs. Ira Morrison dur.
ing the past week.
Mrs. Mary L. Clark OF Trinidad. Col.
who has been visiting Mrs. A. r. Neal
for the past four weeks. sailed from
New York Saturday for Brazil. where
she has taken position as private Sc
cretary to the resident manager OF
the Erazil Land, Packing and Cattle
Company.
| Mrs. A. l.. Preston and family OF
Leominister. Mass, are spending the
balance OF August at 'Big-a-nuff'
Place on the North Shore.
Mrs. ID. Crowley was surprised by
a large part of her Harmony Hill
neighbors last Wednesday evening
who came In 10 offer their congratu-
lations and best wishes on the even;
OF her birthday. A very enjoyable
evening was spent by the entire com
pany and the time passed quickly
with games and dancing. A ligh,
collation. was served during the az
fair. Of which birthday cake brought