Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14
CLIFF ISLAND.
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Bertram C. Hersey and son Elwyn,
arrived Friday Of last week at the
Hersey cottage.
The following have recently been
entertained at the Loveitt cottage:
Miss E. l.. Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Wetherbee of Somerville, MI.
Raymond Gushing of South Acton.
Mass, and Miss Hazel Gushing, Rad
cliffe, 1914.
Miss Ethel Felter, who has been
summering here on the island since
the early part of July, has returned
to her home in Poughkeepsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morong Of
Falmouth Foreside, spent last Friday
at Breeze Bluff cottage as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Solo,
mons.
Mrs. John Carnrick of Kineo, Me-,
has been spending a week or ten days
as guest Of her brother, Mr.. F. A
Solomons. She will then return to
kineo, where she is summering.
Miss Kate B. Bower of. New York,
Miss Isabelle Flad of Glendale, Long
Island, and Miss May Shaylor are
spending two weeks on the island
Mr.. A. S. Cobb will spend this week
with his family at Cosy cottage, recov.
| ering from slight operation which
was performed on his throat recently
by Dr. Witham of Portland. The op-
Grafton was not at all serious and Mr..
Cobb will be about as we'll as ever
very soon.
Mrs. Marion A. Currier of Airing
ton, Mass, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Wilkins, also of Arlington
at Cute cottage for while. Mr.. John
Wilkins spent his usual weekend visit
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Col. H. H. Gilkyson left the island
Thursday of last week to return to
his home in Phoenixville, Pennsylva-
MIA. Miss Bennett, who has been a
visitor at the Gilkysons' has also left
for her home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev. Dorr A. Hudson and Miss Doris
Hudson, his daughter, spent last week
Wednesday on the island as guests OIL
Mrs. Jordan at her cottage. Rev. Mr..
Hudson is pastor of the Westbrook
(Maine) Congregational church.
Mr.. Ernest Kinmond was entertain
ed last week on the island by Mr..
William Jordan.
DR.. Jamison and Rev. Charles Rey-
holds of the Park avenue church of
New York city, arrived Tuesday of
this week for a short stay at Cosy
cottage. DR.. Jamison has just arrived
in this country after trip in Europe,
reaching Boston on Saturday of las,
week. He is a very regular visitor
to this island, having been here near.
ly every summer for about six years.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jones of
Westbrook, Maine, have been recent
guests Of Mrs. Peter Maas5yll at
Ocean Spray cottage on the shore
Last Sunday several guests were
entertained by the Jordans at theil
cottage. In the number were Mr..
Arthur McCubrey, Mildred and Fred
McCubrey and also John Coulter, and
Oscar Rochleau. the latter two being
guests of Mrs. Jordan's son, William.
The Library benefit sale is over but
another event of almost equal inn
portance to be given for the same
object, is lawn party or fete. The
date OF this event Is next Tuesday,
August 10, and 1t is to be held on the
lawn of Daisy cottage, one Of the best
and prettiest locations on the island
for such an entertainment. The affair
is to DE principally in charge of the
children, summer residents and island
ers, without distinction, but few Of
the older people will, of course, exer
else general supervision over the af-
fair. Mrs Janet Cobb, one Of the
most esteemed ladies on the island,
over ninety years of age, has kindly
given the nse of her house and it's adj
Joining grounds for this worthy object,
and her kindness Is much appreciated.
The main part OF the evenings enter
tainment is to consist of tableaux, and
everyone who knows either by virtue
OF attendance on the previous tableaux
performance held by the young peo-
pie here, or by virtue of having heard
from some one who did attend, how
.splendidly and aptly the young people
entered into their parts and how real
istic the tableaux we're. knows that no
more satisfactory entertainment could
he devised than this, nor one which
ie surer OF success. Then in addi-