Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-17

MRS. Charles H. Barker and son.
Richard, Of Cambridge, are spending
the summer at the Wallace cottage
on Torrington Point
Mrs. Mary A. Riley of Wil,iamsport.
Pa, who has been a regular summer
visitor at the island for the past sew
en- years, will arrive the middle of this
month to spend the rest of the season
at the Pearl cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Paul or torches.
ter are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ] H,
Dow for two weeks
Mr.. Charles Blackman has rented
his cottage at Utowana farm on the
back shore to Mr.. and Mrs. Hamel
of New York, who will remain for five
weeks ...... -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cable have ar
rived from their home in st. Louis
and will spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Thuss and family at their
summer home at Evergreen Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McKenney of
Portland, are pleasantly established at
their cosy camp at Rockbound Park
On the back shore, and as usual have
been entertaining extensively. Among
their recent guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. Les
sard of Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burnham of Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crocker and
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, were
members Of pleasant party who mo-
tored to Naples Sunday, where lunch
was enjoyed. The roads were in per-
feet condition making the trip a par
ticularly pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daley of SOM
erville, who have been guests of Mrs
Daley's parents, will return later in
the season and occupy the Randall
bungalow for two weeks. They have
relatives in this vicinity which will
make their stay unusually ple-. ,.nL
Mrs. A. M. Chambers of1.v ollaston is
making her annual 5sdson's visit with
her friend, NJ .. w. H. Durgin at
Evergreen landing. Mrs. Chambers
is. cisnty-three years old and thinks
nothing of travelling alone and is as
active and progressive as she was
years ago, and is cordially greeted by
her friends on her annual visits.
The members of the Evergreen So
cial club Unexpectedly called on Mrs.
Alvan Strout (Maud Packard) at her
new home on Thursday afternoon and
pleasantly surprised her with show
er of kitchen utensils Of every descrip-
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and the members present to enjoy
this pleasant OCCASION were Mrs. Harry
Eastman, Miss Olive Eastman, Mrs.
w. H. Durgin, and her house guest,
Mrs. A. M. Chambers, Mrs. Donald
Garden, Mrs. Charles Harris. Mrs. J.
Park Rockwell, Mrs. Albert Cook,
Mrs. Ella Skillin, Miss Hattie Skillin,
Mrs. Arthur Weber, Mrs. George Will
liams, Mrs. Oscar Skillin, Mrs. Albert
Waite, Mrs. w. Fl. Lane, Mrs. Embert
Robinson, Mrs. w. o. Peterson, Mrs.
Walter Lowell, Mrs. Ellen Scholes.
Mrs. Thomas Foss, Mrs. Fred Saun-
oers, Mrs. H. w. Stuart.
Another popular dance -as held
Thursday evening in Weber Hall by
the improvement Association, many
Of the hotel guests and summer Wis
itors being present and many pretty
gowns were noticed among the dane
ers. Ice cream was served at inter-
mission and Mrs. Fred Haley aud Mrs.
James Berry assisted Mrs. Carleton in
serving. Delightful music for dane
ing was furnished by Miss Marion
Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen of Boil
ton street, Deering, who formerly
spent their summers at Tretetnen, are
spending few days on the island.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bliss.