Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24

charming road which has been built
through the edge of the pine forset
which is in back of the bungalow.
Mrs. Brown has just returned from a
! ten days trip to New York.
! Mrs. Henry Hyde and son of Sagi.
nav, Michigan, have been the guests
of Mrs. Louis Hyde of Springfield,
Mass. at her cottage, Menenoke, on the
East Beach for four weeks and will be
here for three weeks longer.
Mrs. Andrew Hoag of Fort McKin-
ley, Great Diamond Island, spent sew.
| eral days this week with Mrs. T. BIB.
Stenhouse Of Philadelphia at her at
| tractive cottage on Artists Point Mrs.
Hoag has gone to join her son, who is
stationed at Fort Mckinley for the re-
mainder of the summer.
On Saturday Mr.. Howard Duncan of
Brooklyn arrived at Cedarcroft to visit
Mrs. E. F. FLEMING for the season.
They have planned many delightful
sails, fishing parties and trips up and
down the bay.
Mr.. Henry w. Caldwell has arrang-
ed weekly program for the attrac-
tions at Assembly Hall and by this
plan he has endeavored to meet the
desires of all its many patrons. Mon
day and Friday moving pictures, Tues
day and Thursday musical entertain
ments, Wednesday and Saturday eve
n1ngs Will be devoted entirely to dane
ing, while on the other evenings dane
ing will follow the program given. AL
ready many parties from the islands
of the bay have been in attendance
and now that this schedule has been
announced in advance, parties can ar
range to visit the hall, selecting the
attraction that appeals to their partic-
ular taste. Last Saturday evening
the largest party Of the season took
place and among those present were
three motor boat parties.
On page five of this paper the adj
vertisement of the estate of Mrs. N. A.
Charleson is made and to the many
readers of this paper who are think
ing OF procuring bungalow or cottage
lots we respectfully suggest it's careful
reading. This estate of siXty-hve
acres is situated in the center of the
| island and from these vast holdings
one can easily select just the tract of
| land That will appeal to him. Many
| or these lots have shore privileges
that are unequalled in the bay and on
| this property are several fine springs
| OF water. Parties interested can con
suit with Mrs. Charleson at her home
| on the property.
Mr.. Atherton Spaulding of Newton
| Centre, spent last Sunday with his
| family at their house on Beach avenue.
Chebeague Island offers great attrac-
lions to Mr.. Spaulding as he comes
to the island almost every Sunday dur
ing the season.
Miss Jesse Patterson-Smythe and
Rev. Charles Patterson-Smythe. of
Montreal came to the island 2 few
days ago to spend the rest of July and
august with their parents at the New
ell cottage on East Beach. Mr.. Pat
terson7Smythe owns the fast little mo-
tor boat "Squid' and many delightful
trips are planned.
Last Friday Mrs. julius Christen-
sen anu Miss Anna CnTisfeIsa6 en-.
tertained a party of young friends on
| the motor boat Annie c." They mo-
tored up the bay to Bustins Island,
| around Whaleboat Island and
Chebeague to the dock on Eastern
End. Among those present were:
Mrs. Julius Christensen Of German
town, Mrs. Webster of Newton Center,
Mass; Mrs. Katherine Robbins of
Philadelphia, Miss Anna Christensen,
Miss Hart-Lester Harris, Miss Harriet
Harris, ofhSpringield, Miss Clara Web
ster of Newton Center. Miss Marie
Louise and Ernestine Robbins of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Bob Spaulding and
Mr.. Charles Christensen.
The East End cottagers on Che
Deague thought for long time that
the west End cottages would not be
hlled this summer, but it seems that
they were destined to be disappointed
for the cottages were either filled
this week or are going to be filled I'D
next week. Among those who arriv-
ed this last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Boston, Mass, who have
opened their capacious cottage "Sea
| View" Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
are Mr.. and Mrs. Hagerty of Malta
pan, Mass, and their daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley of Boston and Miss
Alice Coyle of Jersey City, N. J. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are among Che
beague's most loyal cottagers for this
Is their seventeenth summer.
Mrs. Harmon Morse of Baltimore.
Nd, gave one Of her charming COLONY
teas on Saturday. The artistic color
schemes and the dainty refreshments
or these colony teas" have made Mrs
Morse famous as hostess.
The Glidden cottage, which is noted
Tor It's beautiful view of the bay, and
also Tor Its picturesque and comfort
able interior, has been the scene Of
many Jolly little parties lately. These
parties have been given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and daughter of
Boston, Mass, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Glidden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw, also visitors from Boston,
Miss Beatrice Holt of Brockton.
MASS, Is guest at the charming
Berry cottage for the entire season.
Mr.. Carl Stafford was graduated from
the Boston Conservatory of Music in
June, with double honors. He will be
the organist for st. Mary's Episcopa1