Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
enjoying a splendid time as her

enjoying splendid time as her
! guests.
No cottage is complete without a
Florence Automatic Oil Stove in the
kitchen. Come and see one, r. S.
Davis Co., Portland.-Adv.
MISS Marcella Kelley and Miss An.
nett Peverada of Portland, and Miss
Augusta Kelley of Loggingville, N. B.,
We're recent guests of Mrs. Daniel F.
mckinney at her cottage on Beach
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Martin and
their sons, Elmer and Willis Martin
OF Deering, entertained at their camp
on on Beach avenue, Camp Wawenos.
the Following house party, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Beals, Miss Elizabeth
Hammel and Mr.. w. w. Chase, all
OF Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase
| or Lynn, Mass, and Miss Ada Small
ley and Mr.. Willis Smalley Of Nor
folk, Mass.
Miss Lois Russell of Iowa City,
| Iowa, Is visiting Mrs. w. ]. Kirby at
| her cottage Sunnycroft DR.. Kirby
returned this week after visit to
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Davis of Port
land, Me-, arrived here last week and
are settled comfortably in the Ed
ward Harrington cottage here.
Mrs. Katherine M. Berry entertain
ed over last Sunday at her cottage
here the Misses Bernice Berry, Ida
and Hazel Smith, Gertrude Tway and
Messrs. Melvin Frost and Alvardo
Wallace, all of Portland.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan have
as guests this week at their cottage
at the West End Miss Katherine
Reilley, Miss Winifred Greedy and
Iona Lackey, all of Portland.
Mrs. J. M. Bell of Portland, Me-,
with the Misses Lillian, Ella and
Irene Bell and Mr.. John Bell are
spending their vacation camping out
at the West End. -
Another party of West End camp
ers is at Camp Barbarick, where Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Barbarick, with Miss
| Lillian and Mr.. Arthur Barbarick and
| Mrs. Barbarick's mother, Mrs. M. A.
Broadhurst, all of Portland are set
| tied. They are all enjoying a most
| delightful outing in every respect
and have nothing but words of praise
for Long Island. o.. p. n
| Messrs. William G.. Hill and Will
liam B. Steele Of Boston, Mass. q are
| spending their vacations here at
Camp Cozy, having arrived last week.
| Considerable damage was done at
this island by the severe storm
of last week. The handsome camp of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Coombs, near
| Cushing's landing was blown down
! and nearly ruined. Trees and
| fagpoles were blown down all over
| the island while the hail did a good
| deal of damage to orchards in differ
! ent localities. The storm played a
number Of freakish tricks among
which may be mentioned the carry
ing of punt belonging to Mr. B. T.
! Larrabee from the shore up into the
bushes where it was found upside
down but unchanged. An clubhouse
at the Lewis Johnson cottage was
| also carried away by the wind and
was found twenty odd feet away in
| the garden of the house next door.
Mrs. Mary Dalton is entertaining
this week at the fourth Seward cot,
tage, Mrs. Mary Harvey and Miss
Helen Harvey of Providence, r. L.
i Mr.. George Dalton is also a guest
! here for some time.
| Mr.. Fred Ford, Jr., has visiting
him at the Fort cottage at the West
l End, Messrs. James Faden of Wal
than, Mass. Mr.. Alfred w. Haywood
of Somerville, Mass, and Mr.. Will
| liam L. SmlLn OF beverly, Mass. ...
Mrs. w. r Stewart of Huntington
Can, who has been visiting Mrs
i Henry Blackford at the Allston cot
tage, returned home recently after 6
I most delightful visit Mrs. Blackfort
has as her guest at the present mo
ment, Miss Louise Shaw of Montreal
/ Rev. and Mrs. G.. H. Williams have
as their guests at their cottage a.
the West End, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
Taylor of Freeport, Me-, who are
spending a most delightful visit here
! In every respect. 80
On Saturday of last week another
or the Long Island good times" was
enjoyed by party Of fifteen. who
were entertained by Mr.. E. %. East
man at Camp Eastman, Doughty's
Landing. Most of the party who are
i at Willard on the Cape Shore for the
summer made the trip back and forth
on Mr.. Carriers launch "Ismauues"
the rest on the regular Casco Bay
4 boat. Those on the picnic were Mr.
! 70. T.. Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
4 Strout, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Carter
Miss Ruth Carter, Mrs. G.. H. Soule
and children, Ernest and Priscilla
all OF Willard; Mrs. 8. H. Saunders
Mrs. Ethel Bell, Miss Beatrice Bell
Miss Gertrude Bell, Miss Carrie Saun.
ders and Miss Mary Lew, Of Jersey
! City.
The Store of Quality.
Portland has long been famous
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