Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-10

their homes. They have spent a gay
and happy season here.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr. and
Mrs. William Allen Harris had a
motor boat party, going up to the city
to bring back the guests of Miss Am
bia Harris, Miss Mary Sleeper of No
Hampton and Miss Nattlie Kneeland
of Brooklyn, New York. These girls,
with Miss Ambia Harris, have been
at summer camp called Camp
Aloha Fairlee, VT.
Mrs. Katherine Robbins has been
suddenly called away to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Sharke,
who is quite i'll. Mrs. Robbins will
not return this season, but her other
daughter Miss Marie Robbins will
remain to the end of the summer.
On Wednesday night of last week
Miss Ambia Harris entertained her
two guests by picnic supper, given
on the beach. Those of the party be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Har-
ris, Mrs. Frank Webster and her fam
lily, DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Albion and chill
dren, Miss Marie Robbins, Miss Am
bia Harris, Miss Nattlie Kneeland,
Miss Mary Sleeper, Miss Hart, Lester
Harris, Mr.. Allen Harris, Mr. Herbert
Bergamini, Master Ernest Lawrence,
Jr., Master Eugene Granniss and Mr..
Daniel Harris. After the delicious
supper, songs sung III the moonlight
and stories told in true picnic fashion
were the entertainment Later they
adjourned to the house, where music
on the victrola was greatly appre-
ciated.
Mr.. L. C. Hyde from Springfield.
Mass, has arrived for. stay with
his family at their cottage
Mrs. A. d. Dickinson, sister to
Mr. Hyde is visiting at his cottage.
Mr.. Herbert Bergamini, New York
City, Master Ernest Lawrence, Jr., of
Bristol, and Master Eugene Granniss
of Trenton, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs Robbins have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Mrs. H. A. Cooke and Miss L. New
ell have returned to their homes. near
Boston. Mr.. Allan Cooke, son of Mrs.
Cooke, will stay longer, visiting with
Mrs. Kelley at the "Barnacle."
Mr.. Bicknell Hall of Taunton. Mass.
spent the weekend with his family at
Folkstone Lodge
Miss katherine NJ. Crabtree, the ar
fist who has been at the Outlook cot
tage on Sunset Road since August |,
, left the island, Tuesday. Miss Crab
tree goes to Boston, Mass, where she
Will open studio there and in the
early winter she may go to Jackson
VIE, FLORIDA. For many winters past
she has conducted successful classes
In this pleasant city of the south. Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Eaton Of Burlington,
Vermont, with their son, ]. Haworth
Eaton of Washington, ID. c., have been
spending the month with her. Mrs.
Eaton is sister to Miss Crabtree. Mr..
Eaton, junior, is with the Treasury De-
| partment at Washington, ID. c.. and
Mr.. James S. Eaton is in the engineer.
| ing department at the University of
Vermont.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming and daugh.
ter, Miss Fanny Fleming. who have
| been at their pleasantly situated sum.
mer home "Cedarcroft" since the last
of June, left the island Tuesday. They
were sorry to leave the island at the
most delightful month of the year, but
Miss Fleming was obliged to be present
| in New York, Wednesday, at a confer
ence of the public school teachers in
her district. During the season they
entertained several members of their
FAMILY and another pleasant occasion
was the tea given at their home in
honor of Miss Margaret Sumner of
| Orr's Island.
Miss Beula M. Hamilton will enter
| Jackson college at Medford, Mass. the
| 18th. She will devote the next two
years here and expects after gradual.
ing to teach In the schools. During
the season OF 1894 Miss Hamilton
was of the faculty of the Old Orchard
High School.
Mrs. Carrie G. Weber has Just re.
turned from three weeks visit in
Athens, Maine.
me Democrats held well attended
| rally at Golden Cross. Hall, Tuesday
evening, and the speakers, Charles L.
Donahue, Bnoch o. Greenleaf and Jas.
A, Comedian were listened to with
much interest. The leaders of all
three OF the political parties are &C.
tive In getting all the voters to the
polls. The election Is Monday. Sep.
| TENDER 18th.
Rev. Robert J. McFetridge and wife
and child of Philadelphia, Pa, who
have been at the Soule cottage the
past season, left the island, last week,
after q most delightful outing. This
was the family's first season here and
they are contemplating coming again
next year.
DIR. John M. Breen Of New York City
was the guest over Sunday at Mrs
| Elizabeth Fleming's at Cedarcroft.
Monday, he left for Bailey Island to
spend few days there with his friend,
Or. 3. F. Luckey of Paterson, N. J..
who with his family are at their sum.
mer home In the centre Of the island.