Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31
Cousins Island
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SeaShore Land Co., 1t was voted to
dedicate to the Improvement Society
| two lots Of land in a desirable loca.
| ton, the same to be used for tennis
and croquet grounds. This generous
act on the part of the Seashore Land
Co, is greatly appreciated by all the
people here.
daughter Helen of Trenton, N. j. are
making a tour of Portland and vicin-
ity and spent Tuesday with their
friends, the Misses Pearson at the
Brownie Cottage" their friends re-
turning with them to Cape Elizabeth
and all taking the Songo river trip
Wednesday. Mr.. Cook is connected
with Public Service Corporation OF
South Jersey. This is his first season
here and he is very much pleased
with the beauties of the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Smitheman and
daughter Clara of Haddenfield, N. j.,
returned Tuesday to their homes.
Their bungalow is now occupied by
the Misses Stewart of Philadelphia,
and Miss Madeline Noble and Miss
Marian Godfrey of Philadelphia and
Sarah Smitheman Of New Jersey.
Mrs. John E. Day has as her guests
this week Miss Rebecca Austin OF
WI. dau JdulSS SCOII VI
Waverly, Mass, and Mrs. Catherine
R. West of Brighton, Mass. This is
their first visit here and they are
greatly pleased with this island.
The girls, of the Hillcrest cottage
gave a Five Hundred party on the
porch Of their cottage in honor of
Miss Elsie Young and Miss Leoma
Melhorn of Philadelphia Wednesday
afternoon. The porch was elaborate
ly decorated with wild flowers. Six
teen of the Harmony Hill cottagers
were present at this occasion. The
first prize was won by Miss A. MAR
of Philadelphia and the second prize
by Miss L. MAR. The third prize was
won by Miss Sarah Collins and the
fourth by Miss Elsie Young. The
prizes were determined by the num-
beers concealed under the chairs. Late
in the afte rnoon all went home after
most pleasant time.
Mr.. ]. G. Ketchum and a. friend OF
his, Mr.. VIM. Waite of Boston, Mass.
to spend few weeks at the Rock
haven" Mrs. Ketchum and nephew,
Edward Pierce came a week ago and
opened the cottage for the season.
Mrs. Ketchum entertained a few OF
her friends at a Bridge Whist party
Wednesday evening. Dainty refresh
mentS were served.
The cottage Highland" is occupied
by Miss Francis l.. Jamison and her
two nieces, Miss Mildred Pierce and
Miss Edna Pierce of MedfoTd, Mass,
and friend, Miss Helen Buckley OF
Brookline, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clafiin of Bos-
ton, Mass. returned home -uesday
after a most enjoyable visit at the
Highland cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. SmiIn of Miami,
Florida, are guests of Mrs. S. H. Soub-
ner for a few weeks at Camp Doyle"
Mr.. S. w. Hamilton and family OF
Cumberland Centre, Me-, are spend
ing few days at the Hamilton Cot
tage."
Among the recent arrivals at the
horn and Miss Elsie Young OF Phila-
delphia, Penn. and Rev. G. Herbert
Dennison of Germantown, Penn.
Mrs. J. A. Crewitt of Newtown,
Penn. returned to her home Thursday
after a most pleasant visit at the
.Firledge."
Miss Nina g Crawford of PhiIadeI-
phia entertained her friends, Mrs.
Mitchell, Miss Summers and Miss
Martin of Philadelphia at the "Bide-a-
Wee" cottage. They were greatly i'm
pressed with the beauties of the 49,
land.
Mrs. Willard w. Baldwin of Port
land, Me-, and Mrs. Fred Tyler OF
Falmouth Foreside have been spend.
ing few days as the guests OF Mrs.
VIM. Howatt.
Mrs. J. F. Hinckley has returned
from Lake Cobbosseecontee where
she visited her son and his wife a
few days.
Mr.. F. A. Hinckley returned 70
Providence, r. l., after a two weeks
visit at the "Forusall."
Mr.. j. F. Hinckley returned to
Boston after a months stay at his
cottage the "Forusall."
Mr.. w. A. Hauck spent last Sunday
with his wife at the "Hinckley Get
tage."
MIR. J. Karr of Washington, u. e..
is visiting his daughter-in-Iaw, Mrs. H.
G. Karr for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Plummer
and family of Boston, Mass. and Mrs.
Galp Of the same place are spending
a few weeks at "Biganuffplace" cot
tagc.
Miss Bertha Perkins and Miss Der.
tina Hansen of Sanford, Me-, have
been the guests of Mrs. w. }. An.
drews at the "Birchknolls" for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Chandler and
family of New Gloucester, Me-, Mrs.
G. r. Lorry of Portland, Me-. arc
sepnding a few weeks at the North
West Cove cottage.
A group Of Harmony Hill coionists
took trip in the Handy Andy, Fri.
day afternoon and sailed for two or
three hours around the bay.