Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-06-26
Peaks Island

Mrs. ]. w. O'Donnell of Gray street
spent the day Wednesday at Ever
green, the guest of Mrs. Donald Gar
den at the Overlook cottage.
Another important event of the week
at Trefethen was the all-day session
OF the Shattuck club, when Mrs. w. J.
Bradford was hostess on Thursday at
her new summer home on Brooklet
place. The members arrived in the
morning and the day was enjoyed in
social, informal way and at noon
most appetizing dinner was served in
the dining-room, which was attractive
ly decorated with flowers. The club
calendars, which are of very attrac-
tive design, were given out for the
coming year and the first fall meet
ing will take place October 9Th, with
Mrs. Anderson of State street
Miss Lucy Weber was the guest
this week of Miss Shirley Garden at
the Overlook cottage at Evergreen.
Mrs. Weber and her daughter expect
to occupy their summer home, the
-'Wayside Cottage" for a short time
this month.
Mr.. G. Nj. Brooks, of the Walter
Corey Co., Portland, and of Chambers
Band, is occupying a beautiful cottage
on Seashore Avenue for the season.
With the opening of the hotels,
stores and places of amusement, the
season at Peaks already promises a
busy one. Many of the cottages are
now opened and much entertaining is
going on.
Mrs. Embert Robinson of Evergreen
delightfully."- entertained the members
of her Sunday school class of the Free
Street Baptist church of which Mrs
L. ID. Austin is teacher, at her summer
home. A picnic dinner with clam
chowder was served at noon. Those
present were Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Ralph
Bailey, Mrs. Deane S. Paine, Mrs.
Parker, Miss Annie Emery, Miss Co
am, Miss Edna Way, Mrs. George
Knight, Mrs. George Byron, Mrs.
Welman and Miss Ada Green.
Mr.. ]. w. CORTLAND of Portland has
recently purchased the Indian cottage
on Oakland avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
CORTLAND and their daughter, Mrs.
James B. Written and Mr.. Written
have moved into the cottage for the
summer.
The members of the Devagon Club
are spending two weeks at the Ding
ley cottage on New Island avenue
The members Of the club are: Miss
Ella Fisher, Miss Polly Potter, Miss
Ethel McNairn, Miss Mary White,
Miss Ida McNairn and Miss Florence
Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Weaver of Au-
burn were the recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Trefethen at their
home on Island avenue. Mr. and Mrs
Weaver were former residents of Ire
Iethen and were pleasantly greeted by
their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lord and
daughter Grace of New Haven, Conn.,,
moved into one Of the Ward cottages
on Whitehead Terrace, Whitehead
street. Mr.. Lord has recently located
in Portland and is now with the Port
land Gas Co. He has purchased the
cottage at the island with the inten-
ton of remaining there the entire
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jackson and
Miss Ruby Wescott of New Bedford
have returned for the summer at the
Evergreen" at Evergreen landing, and
are being pleasantly greeted by their
many friends. The family have been
coming to the island for many years
and are among the well-known resi-
dents of the East End.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs of Bar
Harbor have arrived on the island and
opened their summer home, the See
ward cottage at Trefethens for the
season.
John T. White Of Sailors Snug Har-
Dor, Staten Island, is enjoying his
summer outing at the home of his
niece, Miss Lucy White, on the back
shore Of Trefethen. Miss White has
also her mother as her guest at her
attractive summer home, Mrs Fuller
recently returning from a winter in
California
The members of the choir of the
Bracket Memorial church went on a
blind run Saturday. They left the is
land on the 800 boat and walked
from Portland over to South Portland
and from there took barge over to
TWO Lights. After a supper on the
rocks the party left there at eight
O'Clock, arriving home at 1870. The
members present were the Misses Jul
liza Drown, Trulette Parsons, Helen
Black, Marie Blackman, Hazel New
ell, Edith Drown and Emily Brewer
and Mabel tombstone, for whom the
party was given, and the Messrs. FL
wood Fraser, Alfred Sterling, Walter
Randall, Leland and Meredith Tref-
ethen, Charles Blackman, Stephen
Griffin and Norman Darling.
Miss Fern Scribner Of Deering Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Puring-
ton, at the Oriella, Ledgewood road.
Mr.. Newton Elliott of Merriam
street Is spending a few days at the
White Mountains.
Mr.. Charles Randall of Portland ha
taken the Rockhaven cottage on New
Island avenue for July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Leighton are oc.
cupylng 1t during the month of June
and have as their guests for a few