Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25

are spending two weeks vacation nj
the Clifton cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Perry ara
entertaining at their beautiful sum.
mer home. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and
daughter. Janet. Of Portland.
Mrs. Ella McClearn and her daueh.
ter. Miss Nellie McClearn. Of Mel.
rose Highlands. have arrived for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Nc.
Clearn OF Church avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Of B street.
Portland. have taken the Randall
Murch cottage on Maple street for the
remainder of the season. Mr. snd ma
Mrs. Larry formerly owned a cottage
at Trefethen. but sold 1t last year in
tending to pass the summer at Old
Orchard. They found II not SO much
70 their liking as Peaks, however. and
returned to the island.
Mrs. Ella Hayes and daughter.
Helen. Of Parsons. Kansas. have been
recent guests OF Mrs. E. ID. McClearn.
at her home on Church avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. U. B. Houston and Miss
Jennie Houston also visited Mrs. Nc.
Clearn a few days ago.
The Tuesday Entire Nous Bridge
club will meet next week with Mrs.
'Broe at her summer home on Pleas.
ant avenue.
delightful musical was given last
week at the Fairhaven cottage.
Among those taking part being: Miss
Mary Coburn. violinist; Miss Flor
ence Odlin and Mrs. Frank Bateman,
pianists and Miss Mary Davis, the
well known vocalist, who rendered
very charmingly several selections.
The Peaks Island Quartet. consisting
L.
Gi Boin and Ned Richardson, also
sang several pleasing selections and
willingly responded to many encores
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dunbar OF
Millbury, Mass, are the guests OF Mr.
Dunbar's mother. Mrs. Ella c. Dun
bar OF Island avenue, Trefethen, and
will remain until the early part OF
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Depew of New York
have taken one of the G. Waldror
Smith cottages on Seashore avenue
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. Harold Small of Boston, is
spending two weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Small. on
Adams street.
The Misses. Mabel and Alma eau
thier of Boston, and Joseph Knapp OF
Newburyport, are all spending the
summer at the Wallace cottage, Tor
rington Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. C. Haggett and
family. of Spring street, arrived Sat
urday and are occupying Mrs
Wrishts cottage on New Island ave
nue..
The Misses Emily and Ethel Smith
Of Wilton, N. H., are spending a few
weeks vacation at the Mount Royal
y NJ
arrived Wednesday afternoon and
will spend the season at the Kershaw
cottage, Torrington Point, with her
family.
Mrs. c. E. Stoddard entertained the
members OF the Needle and Thimble
club at her cottage on Meridian
| street, Wednesday. The members
went down on the 1890 boat and din
ner was served at one. covers being
laid for twelve. The decorations
were very pretty, being fern leaves
and wild roses. Those present were
Mrs. Charles Berry, Mrs. Walter
Small, Mrs. John Mclaughlin. Miss
Cynthia Hartman. Mrs. Fred Berry
Miss Helen Berry, Mrs. Melville Files
Mrs. Fred Eaton. Mrs. Albert Marco
Mrs. Louise Hartman and the hos
tess. Mrs. c. E. Stoddard
Miss Belle Whelan and Miss Mar.
garet Dougherty of Maiden. are
spending two weeks at Mrs. Fred
Hussey's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Leavitt have
been entertaining quite extensively
at their pretty home on the City
Point shore, their guests being Mr..
Mrs. A. A. Young and Master Herbert.
M
Leavitt. Master Donald, and Miss
Helen Leavitt. The party made the
journey by auto and several interest.
ing trips were made about the city
and suburbs. during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke and
family of the East End, who were
In the Howard cottage on Island ave
nue., last season, have taken the Cas-
CO cottage for the remainder of the
summer, coming down the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Evans OF
Melrose, who are stopping at the
Waldron cottage until August frst
are entertaining Mrs. Evans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochard Dearborn OF
Brighton, for two weeks.
The Fern Park club house was
opened one day last week, a party OF
twelve from Portland enjoying a days
outing at this delightful spot. A pic.
mic lunch was served at noon and
the afternoon passed i'm a social way.
Those present were: Mrs. u. Harry
Shurtleff, Mrs. Howard N. Leighton.
Mrs. Sylvan Shurtleff, Mrs. Phillip
Haskell. Miss Frances Bellows, Miss
Marjorie Shurtleff, Miss Bertha
Bangs. Mrs. Clarence f. Bangs. Mrs.
Clarence A. Leighton, Mrs. Herbert
n. Gardner, Mrs. James r. Macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Parkinson
and daughter, Maud, OF Lewiston, are
pleasantly located In their summer
home. Camp Lewiston. for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brooks OF South Portland
is making an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Httleheld, at
her summer home. The Squirrels, on
Meeting House Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saxton enter
tanned several of their friends on
board the Saxtonia 2nd Wednesday.
going to Goose Island for the day.
A picnic dinner was a pleasant fea-
m f.F ha - o..