Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31

lieu ner SlSter, MISS AmD1a Harris, Tor
two days at Camp Aloha" and Miss
Webster visited friends from Newton
Center also at Camp Aloha" Miss
Ambia accompanied her sister home.
The party returned by way of Pike,
N. H., where Miss HartLester Harris
met Miss Molly Willard of Detroit,
Mich, and brought her back to mod
die Head" Chebeague, for few days.
Miss Willard was councillor at Aloha
Club, another of Mrs. Gulick's famous
camps for girls during July, and is a
member of the class of 1914 at Smith
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Thayer of
Indian Orchard. Mass. have opened
their attractive "Cosy" cottage on East
End. This charming place was first
called Calendar" cottage but it was
such comfortable, cosy, little place
that Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer changed the
name to the present one. The Thay-
ers arrived on July and expect to
spend the remainder of the season
here. Their daughter and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Gibbs
will arrive this week for visit Mr..
and Mrs. Thayer entertained about 40
guests at a beach party on Friday
evening. A huge bonfire was built
around which the guests sat and
watched the moon come up, while they
toasted marshmallows and sang songs.
Mr.. julius Christensen of German
town, Penn, spent Sunday with his
family at their airy cottage on Eastern
Point. Miss Anna Christensen is ex-
pecting Miss Helen Lee of Trenton, N.
D., to visit her in the near future
Miss Lee was a student at Wellesley
College at the same time Miss Chris
Jensen was.
Mr. William H. Medium of Melrose,
Mass. was here at his estate a few
days last week, returning home Sun
day. Mr.. Meldrum and family resided
on the island for many years, but at
the present time he is actively engag-
ed in business in that city His prop
erty here is advertised for sale, a not
ice of which can be found on page two
of this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Driscoll and
family Of Everett, Mass. are at their
summer home here. The family are
yearly sojourners here and their many
| friends gladly welcome them back
| once again. Mr.. Driscoll is a member
of the firm John A. Driscoll & Co., rs
Beach ST., Boston, Mass, Express
Agents, and they are likewise a
branch agency for Adams Express Co.
A very jolly surprise party was
| rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. H. STEM
house by some friends from Fort Nc
| kinley on Wednesday evening. The
party arrived in yacht about seven
| o'clock in the evening and took Mr..
| and Mrs. Stenhouse completely by sur
| prise. After delightful refreshments
| were served the party returned home
lNt
Among those present were: Lieu
| tenant and Mrs. A. Hoag and Mr..
Hoag's mother, Mrs. A. H. Hoag;
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. Meyer and Mrs.
| Meyers mother, Mrs. Robb, and Mr. j.
Plat, all from Fort Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, now of
| Larchmont, n. Y, but formerly of
| Chestnut Hill, Penn. who are occupy
/ ing their attractive bungalow on
artists Point, have as their guest,
| Mrs. S. F. Schwefel from Ohio Mrs
Schwefel will visit Mr. and Mrsfl
Brown for a month and then she ex-
poets to go to the West End and visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard at
| their beautiful estate "Khatmandu"
for the rest Of the season.
Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Gertrude
| Albion, the daughters of DIR. and Mrs.
James +. Albion of Birch Point and
Portland, returned last Saturday from
| a houseparty at Woodfords, where
they were the guests of Miss Margaret
| and Miss Marie .Haines of Portland, at
, the summer camp.
Mrs. F. P. Webster and Miss Clara
Webster of Newton Center, Mass, en-
tertained Mrs. James F. Patton and
Miss Dolly Patton of Newtonville,
| Mass. at lunch last Saturday at their
bungalow on Birch Point Mrs. Patton
and Miss Patton are spending the SUD-
mer on Bailey's Island and came to
Chebeague just for the outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Callear and Miss
Elizabeth Callear Of Trenton, spent
| the weekend with Mrs. Katherine
| Robbins at her cottage on the North
Road Mr.. Callear is manager of the
| largest potteries In Trenton.
The Folk Dancing entertainment to
be given at Assembly Hall Tuesday
evening, August IL, promises to be one
OF themost interesting events Of the
season. The Misses Adams Of the Bail
ey Island summer colony are conduct
ing 1t. Mrs. Gertrude Walker Crowley,
| the gifted soprano and vocal teacher
will sing several groups of songs.
Dances of the different nations will be
given as well as the pleasing May Pole
dance. 1t is expected that many will
will come from the other islands and
large audience Is assured.
The charming little alder" cottage
on East End Is now occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward r. Saunders and
family of Somerville, Mass. The
Saunders arrived on Thursday and ex-
pect to stay until some time in Au-
gust. This is their first visit here but
1t Is to be hoped that Chebeague will
prove SO attractive that they will re-
turn another season and also stay
longer this year than they had plan
ned.
Mrs. Arthur Bell gave a delightful
whist party Friday afternoon at her
mothers charming estate, "Amordale,"
and this function was attended by
many Of her Portland friends. Deli.
cious refreshments were served and