Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24
Cousins Island
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Mr.. S. j. Bissett of Boston, Mass,
will spend the week end with his
wife at 1.-The Daybreak Cottage.
Other guests at this cottage are Miss
Pearl Hardenbrook of Maiden, Mass.
| and Master Ralph Bissett of Dor
chester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Claffland of
Medford Hillside, Mass, will spend
the greater part Of July and the
earlier part of August in their cot
tage. Mr.. Claffland is talented
violinist and 1t is a great treat to
hear MIN play.
Last week party of twenty-five
of Harmony Hill cottagers took trip
to Bailey's island in Captain Harold
Sawyer's boat, Handy Andy. They
started about nine o'clock in the
morning and first sailed to Chebeague
Island, where they stocked them
selves with an abundance of refresh
ments. When on Bailey Island they
visited THE Blue Dragon Tea Room"
and took many pictures of the ia
nous rocks there. On the return
trip refreshments were eaten and
the jolly crowd sang and told all
sorts of stories. They landed back
on the Island about l o'clock, just
in time for good substantial meal.
Mrs. Sylvester H. Scribner of NAL
den, Mass, entertained a sewing bee
at Camp Doyle Thursday evening
Most of the time was spent in neigh
borly gossip, sewing and the eating
of dainty refreshments. Among those
who were present were: The Misses
Martha and Ella Dick, Miss Marion
Potter, Miss Edyth Ballentyne, Mrs.
George Conrad, Mrs. S. j. Bissett and
daughter Miss Erma Bissett, and
Miss Marion Scribner.
Saturday evening there was a barn
dance given at the Doyle's barn with
Mrs. Sc1fbner as hostess. The affair
was attended only by those residing
in the Harmony Hill cottages. The
chief features of the dance were the
Virginia Reel and the folk dancing
in which all took part This dance
was decided success and it is hop
ed that one will be held every week,
as has been the custom for Several
years.
DR.. F. H. White of New York City
has been the recent guest of the
Misses Mary and Isabella Cox in their
new cottage, "Olabedaso."
The second baseball game between
the Red SoX and the Athletics was
played Saturday on the baseball field
The Red SoX were victorious this
time by score of IL 10 4, perhaps
due to the fine delivery of Miss Sara
Collins, the pitcher. and the excel
lent catching of Eddie Doyle, the
catcher. The deciding game of the
series will be played next Saturday
and will undoubtedly>be the most in
teresting of the three games.
Mrs. Mary Appleton OF Winchester,
Mass, is guest of Mrs. w. F. Prime
at THE Avalon Cottage" for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Sylvester H. Scribner of NAL
den, Mass, will spend the week end
at Camp Doyle, where the rest of his
family are sojourning a
One of the most picturesque trips
about the bay is the ride up the Var
mouth River. A party of ladies from
the western end of the Island took
this trip in Raymond Talbot's motor
boat on Tuesday of this week The
ladies greatly enjoyed the ever chang
ing scenery of this narrow, winding
stream. Those who went with the
party were: Mrs. G. Tucker, Miss
NJ Morriss, Mrs. L. O. Van Doren
and son, Philip, Mrs. r. E. Dennison
and daughters, Mrs. J. A. Crewitt,
Mrs. T. Goodman and Mrs. H. c..
Thornton.
Mrs. c. E. Quincy has as her