Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-03


ly spent in an informal social way,
the members remaining until late in
the afternoon. The members who
were all present are Mrs. George Lee
favor, Mrs. William F. Dyer, Mrs.
George Scribner, Mrs. Flavel Chaplin,
Mrs. Thomas B. Peters, Ms. George
Shaw, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs.
Nettie Jordan, Mrs. Herman Dyer and
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dyer ana chill
dren of the East End have moved to
the island and will occupy the Or
lando cottage, the summer home of
Mrs. Dyer's parents. for the remain
der Of the season.
Mrs William I. Hartley of Atlantic,
Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Durgin, at their home
at Evergreen Landing. Miss. Jennie
Lamont of Bath, Mrs. Ida Newton of
the Riverton Road and Mrs. Jessie
Parsons, the nieces of Mr.. and Mrs.
Durgin, have also been recent guests,
forming a pleasant family gathering
Miss Annie Lord is spending the
Townsend, going to her home in Ken
nebunk over week-ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Parker of New
York have taken the Oceanside for
the season. The Misses Parker will
arrive about July 20 and will spend
the rest OF the season with their par
ents.
One Of the important events of the
week was the 41st reunion of the
Eighth Maine Regimental Association
at their regiment building Wednesday
and Thursday. This is an affair al
ways looked forward to by the differ
ent members, as it is an ideal spot
| for an outing as we'll as bringing them
all together for a general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Tucker of Tay-
lor street have opened their summer
| home, the Orchard, on Island avenue
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briggs, who re-
Gently opened their summer home,
| the Leeward on Island avenue, have
gone to Boston and vicinity to visit
relatives for a few days, expecting to
return about the 3rd of July for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. John Burns and child, with her
maid, have arrived from Montreal to
occupy the Wild Rose cottage on Is
land avenue and will be Joined by Mr..
; Burns later in the season.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Oak Lawn
left on Saturday for a weew's visit
with relatives in Freeport, where she
will be pleasantly entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker and
children are pleasantly established at
their summer home on the back of the
island.
Miss Grace Knight. who is a teac CHI
In one of the Plymouth, Mass, public
schools, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Legrow, on Island avenue.
Miss Knight will spend the summer at
her hCne in Wiscasset.
The Messrs. Jewett and Johnson of
Spring street have opened their sum-
mer home, Oakland Villa, having
moved down Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Adams, Mrs. Jennie Mason
and Miss Ethel Mason, all of Everett,
Mass, have opened Camp Edgeworth
on Spruce avenue for the season
Miss Alice Jones has rented her
cottage, Kirk Lodge, and with her
guest, Miss Ella Bancroft, is occupy
ing her cottage on Prince avenue,
which she purchased this spring from
Mrs. Wicks.
Miss Imogen Blackman, teacher Of
music in the Saco public schools Isl
at the home of her parents at Ito
wanna farm on the back shore of Ire
fethen for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Addie I. Andrews of the Cor
ham Normal school, arrived Saturday
and Will spend two weeks at her sum-
mer home where her son Earl and his
wife are spending the season.
Mr.. Lawrence Farr Of the Old
Homestead company, which has been
playing In Boston, will spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Nichols
at the Acosa cottage.
Mrs. J. IL. Blake, formerly of Port
land, now Of Waltham, and her moth
er, Mrs. Emma Gardner. have taken
the Summit cottage on Adams street.
Mrs. Blake will remain all summer at
the island, but Mrs. Gardner will re-
turn to her home in July.
Mrs Joseph Grouse of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Brown
ing, Of Sterling street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Small of Cumber.
land avenue have moved for the sea-
son to their cottage. Solid Comfort, at
Torrington Point.
Mrs Charles Cooper and daughters.
Margaret and Velma, are expected to
arrive at their summer home from
Someryille In a few DAYS.