Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
Cousins Island

Mrs. j. E. Day has as her g,est tbis
week Miss Bessie Baillie of Maiden
Mass, also Mr.. George Clark of East
Boston, Mass.
MI; ). A. Smith of Brighton, Mass.
VINO mas been summering at the Edge.
CINE Tor few weeks, left Friday
with his son, Mr.. A. ]. Smith and fam.
lily for their home. Mr.. J. R. Swain
and family of Nathaniel, Mass. will
occupy the cottage for a part of All
gust upon their departure.
Miss Frances Ledford of Boston
MASS, is spending the summer with
inrs. John Z. ketchum at the Rock
rIyen. Mr.. Ketchum and his FRIEND
Mr.. William Waite of Charlestown
Mass, arrived on the island to spend
the vacation at the Rockhaven.
Inc first motor boat outing of the
season was taken Friday afternoon
by the cottagers of this island. The
"Trip was delightful one touring in
and about the many islands of the
pay and stopping at Orr's Island. The
party startd about two o'clock under
the most favorable weather condi-
ions and arrived at Orr's about half
past three. During their stop differ
enI forms or amusement were in
dulged in. Some visited the Pearl of
ITS Island house, and other places
OF interest, others dined at the pic
turesque little Inn, so famous for # q
cuisine. Much credit is due to Miss
Mollle Hinckley, under whose able
management the sail was a most de-
clded success. Although Capt. Harold
Sawyer's Handy Andy is a very
large and roomy boat, it's CARRYING
capacity was quite taxed by those go
ing on the sail. Among those who
went were Miss Emma Glazier, Mrs.
William Glazier, Mrs. William Hinck-
icy, MISS Helen Hinckley, and friend
Miss Pearl Hardingbrook, Mrs
stephen j. Bissett, Miss Erma Bis
sett, and Mr.. Kenneth Bissett, Mr.
faul H1nchliffe, Miss Francis jamie
son and Miss Edna Pearce, Miss Fran
els l.. Ledford, Mrs. John G.. Ketch.
UNI, Miss Isabelle Van Doren and
friend and the Misses Doris and Win
fired Glover
MISS Frances Jameson leaves the
Highland Cottage on Saturday for her
nome in Medord after a flying visit
to her cottage. DR.. Rich of Boston,
Mass, will occupy the cottage during
the month Of August.
Last Thursday evening the Red
and Green bungalow was the merry
scene OF house party. The piazza
and interior of the cottage were beau
TRULY decorated with all sorts of
wlld flowers. At about half past
eight In the evening the invited guests
assembled and commenced operations
at once. The first part Of the evening
was spent in listening to some excel
lent Vtctrola records. Following this
was the general singing of all the
latest popular hits. The chief attrac-
lions OF the evening were the exquis-
lite cornet solos of Mr.. A. J.. Smith
and the exhibition of fancy dancing
by the Misses Sara Collins and Miss
Emma Alterneita. Dainty refresh.
ments were served throughout the
evening and the affair wound I'D by
the general dancing of all until a late
hour.
Mr.. N. II, Lyke of Maiden, Mass.
spent the week end with his family at
the Island Home cottage.
The Island felt quite honored on
thursday when 1t received visit
from the city officials of Portland
There was a large crowd OF them
present; about 100 coming. Among
the distinguished visitors that came
with the party were Hon. Oakley G.
curtis, mayor of the city and Dem
ocrahc candidate for governor OF the
state. Mr. Dresser. chief OF the police
Mr.. Frank Mitchell, chairman Of the
entertainment committee and Captain
jerry Baker. The Forest Queen
landed them on the wharf about Q
o'clock from whence they Immediate
iy proceeded to the high school cadet
grounds, where regular old-fash.
Toned clam bake was partaken OF. In
spite OF the somewha foreboding