Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20

pam Oh Levett street. last week. "A
day OF pleasure was enjoyed and the
snore dinner served by the hostess
VIII long be remembered by the
members of the party. Among those
present were, Mrs. Isaiah Baker. Mrs.
y A. Moxcey, Mrs. Charles Carr.
Mrs. Charles Alexander, Mrs. Louis
Littlefield. Mrs. F. Kennard, Mrs. M
A. kennard, Mrs. w. H. Jewett. Mrs.
.. r. Allen, Mrs. Charles Stevens.
mrs. w. G. Webster, Miss Frances
Webster, Miss Edith Baker, Miss
Elsie Baker, Miss Tina Baker, and
the hostess, Mrs. c. F. Dam.
Coi. waldo H. Perry Is spending a
montns vacation with his family at
their bungalow, the Day OF, at the
east end. Mr.. Perry is connected
with Engine No. 1, Portland Fire De.
partment.
John Scanlon and wife, with their
daughter Viola, who have been
spending the summer at Loveitts
fleid' south Portland, Maine, spent
a rev days recently at Peter O'Con-
nor's cottage, Fernrest, here.
me occupants of the Auburn Cot
tage, who have been spending their
vacations for the past two weeks
here, left last Saturday for their
homes in Peabody, Mass. The names
of the people were G. E. Sweeney.
William Costello, John O'Nein and
William Caden.
Longwood Cottage at Mariner is
Occupied for the month by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Long. of Cambridge, Mass.
They are at present entertaining as
guests for while, Mrs. A. D. Nc
Lachlan, and three sons, of Melrose.
Mass, and Miss A. F. Stafford, Miss
Ida Flowers and Mr.. Arthur Smith
of Cambridge, Mass.
Go to r. S. Davis Co. when you
find that something is lacking for
the cottage. They have all sorts of
things at the most reasonable of
prices.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Forbush
OF Back Bay, Boston, arrived last
week on the island and have opened
their cottage, Rock Cottage, where
they will remain for the rest of the
season. They are longtime residents
of the island and their many friends
here are glad to welcome them back
this year again.
The Long Island Market is enjoy
ing large patronage and the quail
ity of goods carried as we'll as the
efficient service and facilities for
quick delivery are proving their
worth to the residents who are quick
to take advantage of such superior
service.
Miss Rena Young who has been
staying at Sunnyside Cottage on the
island, returned last week from a Wis,
it in Shirley, n. H., with Mrs Karl
Sawyer, there.
Miss Corinne Harris is spending
her vaction with Mrs. John Rich
ards of Pennington. Mrs. Richards
was formerly Miss Mildred Johnston
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Redlon, of
Reading, Mass, Clayton Redlon of
Lisbon, Mrs. Carrie M. Verill and
Ridlon Verrill of Cliftondale, Mr. and
Mrs. William Baker, and Sidney
Storey of Reading, Mass, are among
the guests at the 14th Maine Regi-
ment Building here.
Miss Cora Glider of Arlington,
Mass, is being entertained by Miss
Mildred Jones at the Arlington Cot
tage here for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Larrabee of IS
land Avenue have been spending the
mast week as the guests of friends in
North Conway, N. H.
Bohemian at Mariner, recently en-.
tertained Mrs. L. N. Shoeneck Of
Chicago, Illinois.
Herbert N Skillings of Portland
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
s. McKeown Of Glenco Cottage for
the past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Wylie of the
Brockton Cottage, Mariner. are en-
Pertaining DR. and Mrs Edward T,
Whitechurch Of Maiden, Mass. DR..
and Mrs. Whitechurch are to make
tour of the White Mountains, after
their visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heffelfnger and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of Kansas,
are the guests of Miss Williams at
Overlook Cottage at the east end.
Mrs. May l.. Cook, daughter Edna,
and son Harold. and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Quick Of Pawtucket, r. l., left
the island last week for their homes,
after a very pleasant month on this
island.