Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14
Cottage Colony Augmented by Many
Visiting Friends.
GAYETY RElGNS SUPREME THESE
MID-AUGUST DAYS.

the beautiful island is Hospitality en-
tertaining more than its usual share
of summer people, both in cottages
and at the leading hotels, particularly
the Hill Crest and Summit House.
Mrs. E. Fleming of "Cedarcroft,"
near Eastern Beach, gave sunset
sail east, Tuesday evening, around
f'rench'S and Bustin's Island for her
guests who are: Miss Mildred Elem
ing, Miss Helen Duncan and Miss
Fannie Fleming.
Miss Dorothy Ball and Mr.. John
Ball entertained Miss Madaline and
Mr.. Billy Chase of Mere Point, and
Winchester, Mass, for the past week
at Camp Pequoig. Miss Dorothy Ball
accompanied Miss and Mr.. Chase to
Portland and spent a few days with
them before they departed for Boston.
Mr.. Eddie Couch, of Boston, will ar
rive at Camp Pequoig on the 18th of
August as Mr.. John Balls guest for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Of New York City
have just left Chebeague Island for
Norwalk, Connecticut, after a weeks
sojourn at "Bid-a-wee", Rev. John B.
Hutchson's bungalow on Parsons
Bluff. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Horn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wolff, of
of DR.. and Mrs. Hutchison's, have
taken the cole Cottage" near the
stone Wharf" for the month of Ar-
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Sweetser
have had Mrs. Clara Floyde of Wake
iieid, Mass, as their guest for the
last three weeks. Mrs. Floyde re-
turned to Wakefield on Thursday.
She has never been to Chebeague
before, but through many picnics
and supper parties to Deer Point,
"Soules Grove" and other beautiful
spots on the island, she came to have
as much admiration and love for the
island as the 'old timers" have. Miss
Avilda Cochran, of East Corinth, Me-,
left The Outlook on Friday for
Portland after a three days sojOurn
with Mrs. Sweetser.
Mrs. E. d. Temple and Mr.. Donald
Temple, Mrs. A. J. Temple and Mr.
Joseph Partenheimer, all of Greenfield
Mass, have taken Capt. Aaron Cleaves
comfortable white farm house on the
North road for the month of August.
DR.. and Mrs. Bryant and two children
also of Greenfield, are occupying Capt.
Cleaves cottage In the rear OF his es-
tate for two weeks. Mrs. Taylor and
MIR. e. d. Temple are expected on the
island the last of this week for an eX-
tended visit. Monday evening Mrs. A.
J. Temple and Mrs. e. d. Temple gave
a moonlight sail to Capt. and Mrs.
Aaron Cleaves, DR.. and Mrs. Bryant,
Mr.. III. A. Wilson has given several
delightful trips in his motor boat
..Squid" during the past week. On
Monday Mr.. Wilson took Prof. and
Mrs. o. u. Richardson, Mrs. H. A.
Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. c. Paterson
Smyth, Rev. Larry Paterson-Smyth,
Miss Jessie Paterson-Smyth up the
beautiful New Meadows River.
Mrs. Robert Burnside and family,
with Mrs. Gregor and children,
Thomas and Bernice, all of Rumford,
are in Ocean View Cottage for the
remainder of the season. Mr.. Burn
side is an overseer in the Oxford
Paper Mills in Rumford. This is his
first visit to Chebeague and he is so
much delighted with our beautiful
island that he is already planning to
return another summer. Sunday Mr..
Burnside entertained four of his fell
low employees, among them were Mr..
Gregor and Mr.. Charles Hamilton, a
former resident of Chebeague, who
was made welcome by many of his
old friends here, particularly so by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldthwaite and
son with Mrs. Goldthwaite's parents,
all of Dorchester are occupying the
the cottage of Mrs. Royal Il. Hamilton
on the Southside. This is their fourth
season here, which testifies to their
appreciation of our splendid island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ross and son
with Mrs. Fannie Chase of Portland
are spending two weeks on the island.
Mr.. Ross is employed in the power
Station at Thompson's Point. This is
by no means their first season here
and they have great many friends on
the island who are always pleased to
entertain them.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Littlefield of Portland,
with her daughter Mrs. w. NJ. r. Rowe
of Rumford, have been spending sew
eral days with relatives on the south
side.
Mrs. Mildred Bishop of Franklin
Street, Portland is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. f. Bennett at her home here.
Mrs. Llewellyn Hamilton of Wood
fords is being entertained by her neice,
Miss Jennie Hamilton, at her home on
the North road.
The Methodist Sunday School, of
Long Island, held their annual picnic
on Chebeague, Friday. Among the
young ladies who were here on the
picnic was Miss Doris Bickford, who
remained to be entertained by Mrs.
Angus Macdonald at her cottage near
Central Landing
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Bickford who
have been at their farm at Belgrade
Lakes for several weeks, have re-
turned to their home here.
Mr.. Stanley Bennett spent Sunday
with his parents at their home above
Central Landing. Mr.. Bennett is en-
ployed by the Eastern Steamship Com
pany as clerk on the steamer Ransom
b. Fuller.
Mrs. Charles Osgood and children,
who have been spending two months
with her parents in Worcester, have
returned to their home. Returning
with them were Mrs. Osgood's sisters
the Misses Vera and LYDIA Hamilton,
and MrS Phoebe IittIeHeId who will