Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11

or the Weat End colony were present.
all declaring q most perfect evening
had been enjoyed.
Miss Catharine Newbold is the guest
Of Miss Blanche Patterson at the
"Crum" cottage for q week. At the
conclusion OF this visit Miss Newbold
will be entertained for two weeks by
Mrs E. A. Ballard and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Stewart at their West End summer
homes.
Mr.. l.. J. Chandler brought to an
end his stay Of 4 week at Pelham"
on Monday. when he left for Spring
field. where his business is located.
He will return. It is hoped. In August
for longer vacation.
Mr.. VIM. c. Newell has Joined his
family at "Justamere" cottage on the
south shore. He arrived Saturday
ana VIII enjoy a two-weeks' respite
from business at Chebeague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overman with daugh-
ters Dorothy and Eleanor of Union
street. Springfield. Mass, came last
| week to spend the. summer on Che
beague. This is their first soiourn in
Casco Bay, but already the charm and
attractiveness of its scenery has taken
eject and they declare there's no
place like it,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Thayer of Indian
Orchard. Mass, arrived last week and
opened their cottage on the south
shore Tor the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer have been coming to Che
beague for long time. and theirs was
one OF the first cottages to adorn the
east end of the island.
Mrs. John NJ. Ash has been enter
tanning Miss Lily G. Roberts of Phila.
delphia for few days during the last
week. Miss Roberts made MANY
friends among the summer colony of
Chebeague when she occupied the
"Crum" cottage for the summer. two
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Spalding
OF Newton Centre, Mass, with their
daughters. Rosamond and Margaret.
and sons. Robert and Jack, arrived
Friday for the summer This is their
third season on Chebeague and as be-
fore they are occupying the webber
cottage on Summit road. Mr.. Ather-
ton Spalding will arrive on Saturday
TO spend the weekend at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Harris re-
turned Saturday to join their family at
Noodlehead for the season. They
have been at their home in Springfield
curing the last two weeks and find
the gratifying coolness of Chebeague
great relief from the extreme heat
OF the city.
Mrs. Lewis c. Goddard, of Deering.
Is entertaining the following guests
at her prettily situated Glad U-Kum"
camp on the south shore: Mrs. Edbert
c. Wilson and daughter of Wateryille
Me-; Miss Marion Green of Camden.
n. j.; Mrs. II. T. Maxwell and daugh.
ter OF Millbury, Mrs. Granville Libby
OF Portland. and Miss Cora Edwards
OF Metuchen, n. j.
Mrs. nenry NJ. Lamb and two daugh.
ter OF Medford arrived Monday to be
the guests of DIR. James F. Albion and
family at the Albion bungalow on the
North road. The Lambs are looking
forward to most pleasant two
months vacation on the island-gem
OF Casco Bay,-Chebeague
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Badgely.
MI and Mrs. o. F.. Lamberton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Heinkleman, and Mrs.
Philip Small and Miss Barbara Small.
all OF Cornish, have been occupying
the Hines cottage here since early in
the summer. The gentlemen of the
party are only able to come down
over week-ends. but they manage to
enjoy themselves splendidly all the
same, spending the time fishing and
sailing. The ladies will occupy the
cottage until the first part of Sept.
ember.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Hines and family
OF New York City. are making a visit
% the island and are stopping with
Mr. Ezekiel Rose during their stay
here. They are all having a most glo-
rious time In every way and only wish
that their visit could be a longer one.
Mrs. Henry II. Crossman. with her
sons, Messrs. Harold and Roger Cross
man, OF Milton, Mass, Joined her
daughter, Miss Elsie Crossman. who
mas been down here for some time
with party OF friends, last week. at
"Kwituary" cottage. They are being
visited by Miss Gertrude Randall of
Andover. Mass, and Mr.. J. Edmund
Pond OF Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Phipps of Mil
ton, Mass, with their son. Mr.. Raw
mond Phipps, arrived at the island
last week and are now occupying their
cczy "Hatetoquitit" cottage in the
Massachusetts colony. They are be-
ing visited by Mr.. Albert Martin of
Milton, who will probably be their
guest Tor considerable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkes.. OF
Greenfield, Mass. are spending the
summer months at Chebeague and
are occupying the quaint old Ami Lit.
tleheld farmhouse near Central land.
ing during their sojourn here. They
VIII stay at Chebeague during the
month OF July, before returning to
their home in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Gilman Bowen and
son. OF Boston. Mass. arrived at the
island last week and will be residents
OF Chebeague until the latter part OF
the summer. During their stay here
they VIII occupy the Black cottage In
which they expect to enjoy many
pleasurable times.