Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24

guests for a few weeks Mrs. Russell
3. Barton and son. Lawrence B.
Barton, OF Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. p. Chandler and
sons, Ralph and Warner, and Mr.. and
MRS. Y. NJ Bowker went for a three
Day auto trip to Searsport, Me-, in
Mr.. Chandler's auto. They had a
lovely time and hope to take many
more such trips before the summer
season is over.
Mrs. H. c. Thornton entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker, Miss
Morriss, Mrs. Van Doren, Mrs. Chas.
II: Smith at Five Hundred and
whist card party last week. After
cards We're played refreshments con-
slstlng of ginger ale and cake were
served. Mrs. George Tucker and Mrs.
van Doren won the whist prizes, and
Miss Grace Dennison and Miss Nor
riss won the Five Hundred prizes.
Miss Georgia Morehead Of Port
land, Me-, is guest of Mrs. William
Howatt at the "Redwing" cottage.
Mr.. w. c. Norton, who has been
summering on this Island, has lust
completed ne-'' wharf which extends
far out into the water. The latest
reports were that some. minnows
were caught there on the first fish
ing expedition.
A party of young folks composed of
MRS. Charles r. Smiln. Miss Doris
Glover, Miss Winifred Glover and
Miss Isabel Van Doren went for a
trip to Riverton Park, Me-, this week
They trolleyed from Portland to the
park and had lunch there After this
they went out rowing for a little
while and then journeyed back to
Portland, where they saw "Brewster's
Millions" played. Iney came back
on the night boat and agreed that
they had spent a most enjoyable day
away from home.
Mrs. w. G. Andrews has as her
guests for two weeks her daughter.
Ethel Andrews, and Miss Helen
Welcher of Pawtucket, R. I.
Master Alvin Morrison has gone
to Sebec, Me-, after a pleasant visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Morrison, at the "Dewdropinn cot
tage. g. .
A party of twenty people who re-
side on the Seashore Land Company's
property had a picnic in TaIbot's
woods this. week. The morning was
spent in all sorts of games such as
potato races, bag races, Jacob and
ruth, and Il go spy" All the people
brought their luncheons along with
them and had most delightful time
as they sat on the messy ground and
partook of the food
Last Saturday evening there was
tine dance at the Bissetts cottage.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to playing games such as
spin the cover, round goes the miller,
stand compliments and insults. AS
the evening advanced dancing COM
menced and all went home at a late
hour. Among the men present were:
Captain Julius Kursh of Portland.
Me-, Charles Babcock and MIR. Stephen
B1ssett Among the ladies were the
Misses Sara Collins, Julia Nicely,
Helen Booth, Martha Dick, Ella Dick,
Edyth Ballentyne, Miss Scenyard,
Miss Marion Potter, the Misses Law
ton, the Misses MARS and Miss Cert
rude Smitheman.
For all kinds of cottage furnishings
and goods r. S. Davis Co. is the place
to go.
Miss Doris Rowland of Boston is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Duran.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer and
daughter, Laura, of Boston, are oc-
cupy1ng the cottage "Biganuffplace."
Miss j. Gault of Dedham is the
guest of Miss Laura Plummer.
Montenesrin National Dresa.
The national dress of MONTENEGRO