Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14

with Mr.. and, Mrs. Raymond
Hines this summer. This is Miss
PERKINS first trip to Chebeague, but
she will make an extended visit This
fact shows the popularity and attrac-
uyeness OF Chebeague, because Miss
Perkins usually spends her summers
abroad.
Mrs. l. A. Whitcomb, widow of the
late l. A. Whitcomb of 1.-The western
excursion trip" fame will also visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hines. Many card
parties and sailing parties will be
given for Mrs. Whitcomb to make her
visit here as enjoyable as possible
beautiful and stately "Folkstone
Lodge, the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Hall of Taunton, Mass, has
been the scene of festivities again.
Miss Louise Field of Taunton, Mass,
arrived on Saturday to spend TWO
weeks.
Mr.. l.. T. Chandler departed from
the attractive summer home, "Pel-
ham," on the eastern side of Artists,
Point on Monday for Springfield, after
a most pleasant week on Chebeague.
Mr.. H. c. Hamilton's garden Is at
the height of it's beauty now. Great
quantities of raspberries, red currants
and blackberries were picked last
week in spite Of the long, dry spell we
have been having. The many colored
sweet peas and nasturtiums make the
lawn perfect retreat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simonds of
Salem, Mass, are visiting at the Gid
den cottage near Chambers cove.
This attractive cottage is one of the
most beautifully situated on the island
and commands a glorious and far
reaching view of the bay.
Among other visitors at the Massa-
chusetts colony may be noticed Mr.
and Mrs. &. A. Putney and daughter
Mildred from Waverley, Mass. They
have come for ten days visit to
Maushcum' cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Pulney from Manchester just
left this attractive and airy cottage
after two weeks visit. They declar-
ed themselves to be entirely satisfied
with the location and the natural
beauties Of the island. Mrs. NJ. A
Conway from Waverley, Mass, arriv-
ed here tor ten days visit August 1.
Mr.. II. w. Meldram and Mr.. nenry
Welsh of MeIrose, Mass, arrived a,
the comfortable Farmhouse" for a
short visit, on August 8. Miss Amanda
has just been visiting the Meldrams,
at their home in Melrose. Miss Curt
Is now visiting her grandmother who
lives near Sunset Landing on Che
beague.
Miss Hart-Lester Harris acted as
hostess for an informal tea which
Mr. William A. Harris gave on Friday
afternoon at his beautiful summer
cd
viewed the flower gardens which are
among the best on the island and af-
ter merry chat tea and other dainty
refreshments were served. The Miss
es Clara Webster, Ambia Harris, En-
nestine and Marie-Louise Robbins
aided Miss Harris.
About seventy people went over to
Lfttlejohn's Island on Wednesday, Au-
gust Z, to the fair which was given OF
the Soule estate for the benefit O.
three college girls. The yacht Min
na''which belongs to Mr.. RobertiDick-
eGuaa of Someryille. Mass, carried
the passengers to and from the fair
The Misses Hart-Lester Harris, En-.
nestine and Marie Louise Robbins
were the aids who represented Che
beague. Everyone was completely sat.
isfied and charmed by the decorations
refreshments and other things which
the committee planned for their COM
fort
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Raymond left
Chebeague Island on Saturday for
their home in New York City after 6.
six weeks sojourn at their Green cot
tage near Artists Point. Mr.. and Mrs
Raymod have been entertaining Mrs.
Helen Oliver and Miss Isabel West
since August first and they will re-
main until September first when they
will also go back to their home in New
York City. On Friday night Mrs. Ray,
mond gave a dinner party for fifteen
friends, who came up for the evening
from Peaks Island. Mr. Raymond ar.
rived on Chebeague week ago and on
Monday night a musicale was given
in his honor. Mr.. Jack Spaulding
played several delightful pieces on the
violin and Miss West, who is noted for
her sweet soprano voice, accompanied
Mr.. Spaulding. Afterwards the young
people had an impromptu dance. MI
and Mrs. Lynch will chaperon Miss
West and Miss Oliver after Mrs. Ray
mond leaves. About September first
Mr.. Frederick Komlosy will come
back to the island and paint nature
frieze for the two-toned brown panel
ed living room and numerous other ar
tistic touches to the bungalow.
Mrs. Clyde Browns, daughter Helen
has just returned from weeks visit
with Mrs. Ellis A. Ballard at "Khat
mandhu" at the West End Master
Clyde Brown, Jr., will return Saturday
from weeks visit at the West End
Mr. Clyde Brown accompanied by Mr.
Ballard returned Monday from three
days trip to Rockland. Mrs. Brown
Will have Miss Grace Huntington OF
lLarchmont as her guest for a couple
of weeks at Kenmore her attractive
bungalow. Miss Huntington has jus
been visiting friends in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. II. Stenhouse and
Dr. and Mrs. Packard took a trip .tc
Great Diamond Island last Saturday
to see Lieutenant and Mrs. A. Fl
Hoag. Lieut.. and Mrs. Hoag returned
to Chebeague and spent Sunday with
Mrs. Stenhouse at her bouee on Ar
Il