Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10

An elaborate Fourth of July celebra.
ton took place at the Newhall cot.
tage, where forty-foot po;e flying
the American flag, nine by fifteen feet.
was raised. An open house was
kept and during the evening, while a
fine dinner was being served, Victor
records were played to the delight of
al. The guests voted they had
most enjoyable time.
| Miss Margaret Sheldrake and
niece of Philadelphia, Pa, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Ia.
con and family of Waitham. who have
been rusticating on the island since
Decoration day.
Rev. Ralph H. White of Newport.
n. H., and family are spending July at
the Garfield cottage. They have as
their guests Mrs. William H. Rock.
fort and daughter, Catherine, of New
Haven, Conn.
Rev. Frank l.. Garfield. wife and
son Frank of York, Me-, are tenting
again in the woods as usual during
the month of July. They are enjoy.
ing many delightful trips in their
boat, The Four Oars.
MIR. William Campbell, wife and
daughter, Mabel. of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, are at their cottage for the sea-
son. They had as weekend guests.
Mr.. Ralph Sawyer of RoslindaIe'
Mass, and Mr.. Frank Henderson of
Jamaica Plain, Mass
Mrs. G. Stebbins, Miss Alice Pom
erOy, Miss Minnie Spear, and Miss
Catherine Blakesley, all of Springfield.
Mass, are enjoying the breezes from
the broad verandas of the Casco Vista.
Rev. F. B. Greul, wife and daughter
Martha. of Brookline, Mass, are
4 spending their vacation at the GRAY
ledge cottage. They have as a guest
for a few weeks another daughter.
MISS Gertrude Greul, of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mrs. M. e. Hackett and daughter.
Mary E.. Of Boston, Mass, are visit
ing at the Twin Oak cottage Two
other guests at this cottage are Miss
Aenob1a Macdonald of Boston and J.
Russell Cow, Jr, of Brattleboro. VT.
They will spend the remainder of the
summer here.
Mr.. Robert X. Spike of Brookline.
Mass, spent the week end with his
wife at the mic Mac" cottage.
Miss M. F. Merrill of Portland, Me-,
IS spending few weeks with Mrs.
Il. A. Beaumont of Brunswick. Me.
who is at the Birch cottage for the
season.
Mr.. w. E. Whittemore, wife and son
Hugh and daughter Teresa, of Port.
land, Me-, are spending a week at DR..
blDbers cottage. Mr.. Whittemore is
the general manager of the Union
Central Life Insurance Co.
Miss Helen LIE Maitre of Philadel
ph1a, Pa, is passing the month of
July at the Wambeck. Many other
guests are expected at this house in
the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt of Lex
lngton, Mass, are among the guests
that spent the Fourth of July at the
| Ben Nevis
The Misses G.. A. Cunningham, A
". Cunningham, l.. r. Cunningham OF
SomerV1lle, Mass, and Miss M. NJ
Cunningham of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
spending the summer at the Nudge
keewis cottage. -..-...
Mrs. Henry F. White, sons and
daughter. of Poughkeepsie, N. J., and
Mrs. Edwin Darling of Providence, r
l., are at the lower Garfield cottage
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hosmer and
!, daughter, Miriam, of Pawtucket. r. l.
arrived this week to spend the sea
; son at their cottage. Mr.. Austin X
B'fcklen of Vinal Haven, Me-, is Miss
. Hosmer's guest for a few days.
Mr.. John D. S. Gourlie of HalloweIl
: Me-, spent the weekend at the Snow
cottage. Mr.. Gourlie has spent -four
> weeks with her sisters at Chicago
ILL.,. and expects to arrive here next
Sunday for the summer.
Mr.. Jacob H. Ribo and family OF
Woodbury., N. j., are back at the
; 'hase cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bean and fam
lily of Melrose, Mass, are passing the
summer at their cottage, as has been
their custom for several years.
Mr.. A. e. Silver and Miss A. M
: Silver of New York city, Miss Mary
II. Silver Of Silver Mills, Me-, and Miss
Ethel N. Silver of Arlington, Mass,
recently moved into their new bunga.
low for the summer.
Miss Mary A. Wellington of New.
ton, Mass, and Miss Cartherine Hall
! OF Natick, Mass, are back at the
Homewood cottage for the season.
Miss Sarah M. Bowers of New York
city and her mother, Mrs. Dick of
North Adams, Mass, are summertime
at the Bunchberry cottage.
Mr.. Ernest Redfield and family of
: woodbury., N. j., are spending their
vacation at the "Rockhaven' cottage,
Mr.. Charles E. Brainard, wife and
daughters, Caroline and Barbara of
SoInerville, Mass, are back at their
bungalow for the summer.
Mr.. John M. Jaynes and wife of
. Somerville, Mass, are passing the
summer In their cottage as usual and
expect to have many pleasant trips in
their launch, the Phoenix"
DR.. Frederic w. Mar, wife and son
Frank OF Redmond Hill, N. Y. are
again spending the summer at their
cottage 1.-THE Bustinhockheim."
AS those gather who are to make
Bustin's their summer home, it is with
a greater degree of sadness than usual
that the roll of the missing is pre-
pared. At no time In the past hay q
so many of the cottagers fallen by the
way.
Perhaps best known and longest