Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-09
Harry Dyer, Mrs. Fred Gibbs and
Mrs. Albert Willard of South Port

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt have
taken a cottage at Forest City Land
ing for the season..
A delightful affair of the week was
the outing of the officers of Iona
chapter, o. e. S., when they were
entertained at the attractive summer
home of Mr.. Charles Porter on the
Trefethen shore, who is worthy pat
ron of the order. Mrs. Porter was
hostess for this pleasant affair and
served delicious shore dinner, and
the day was spent in delightfully."- in
formal way. The party included Mrs
Jennie Mclean, Mrs. Ida Nelson, Mrs.
Mabel Knight, Mrs. Annie Palmer,
Mrs. Lizzie Hunt, Mrs. Bertha But
Ter, Mrs. Florence Reed, Mrs. Carrie
Knight, Mrs. Gertrude Knight, Mrs.
Lillian Watson, Mrs. Mary SWEET,
Mrs. Celia Leighton, Mrs. Edith
Weaver, Mrs. Georgia Horton and the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. Frederick Whitney and Miss
Eleanor came from Boston Saturday
to pass the summer at their home at
Rock Bound Park and were accom-
panied by Mr.. Whitney, who was in
Boston for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pelton of
MorrilPs Corner are pleasantly locat-
ed at their summer home at Rock
Bound Park for the season and have
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert jenkins, as their
guests. ..
Mrs. James Smith of Deering spent
Sunday as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Black at their summer home.
Judge and Mrs. Tolman with their
daughters of Westbrook are occupy
ing their summer home at Rock
Bound Park, and the many friends of
the family will be glad to hear that
Mrs. Tolman is greatly improved
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McAuslan,
with their son John and daughter
Amelia, of Holyoke, Mass, have ar
rived at their summer home, the
Rothesay, on Prince avenue, for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson are oc-
cupyiEg their new bungalow which
has recently been completed on the
back shore.
Mrs. Byron Nichols recently enter
tanned her sisters, Mrs. Waite and
Mrs. Knowles at her summer home
for the day. Mrs. Wilmot P. Lord and
daughter, Ruth, of South Portland,
and Mrs. Boothby and daughter Ru-
perta Of the Colonial were also
guests of Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. Emery Weaver and Miss Jen-
ME Weaver of Auburn, formerly of
Peaks Island, were the guests of Mrs.
Neal Craig at the Howe cottage for
over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred E. Isaacs Of
Dorchester, Mass, who spent last
summer in one of the Tolman cot
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galow for this season and will take
family came from the west last sum-
mer and he is one of the noted Baptist
divineS of the country.
Miss Sada Cowan with her moth
er has taken a cottage at Rock Bound
Park for the summer. Miss Cowan is
talented and well known youc.s
writer, having just produced her first
work, one act play called won.
der of the Age" in which the noted
actress, Grace George, will star
this summer in England. Her entire
summer will be spent writing, and in
the fall she will, with her mother, go
to their New York home, where she
will witness the production of 1.-THE
Wonder of the Age" where it is to be
played in one of the leading theatres.
The Rosenbergs of the East End
are among the recent arrivals at
Evergreen and will, as usual, occupy
their cottage for the summer.
Mrs. James Berry will have her
mother, Mrs. F. L. White of Somer
vile, Mass, as her guest for the
month of July.
Mrs. Emily B. Strout of Milbridge,
Mass, is at the home of her son,
Captain Alvah Strout, at Evergreen,
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sattler,
formerly of Philadelphia, now of Port
land, have taken the Laurel cottage
on the Knickerbocker road for the
summer, and have their sister, Miss
Helen M. Sheetz Of Philadelphia for
their guest through July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crockett, who
have been at the Crockett bungalow
on the ocean side, have been enter
tanning extensively, and among their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sic
CARS and Master Albert of South
Portland, and also Mr.. George
Hersey.
Miss Nellie McDonough of Cumber-,
land avenue, east, has as her guest
her cousin, Miss Mary Meenan Of
Boston, and they are spending the
week at the Waterside cottage, where
the time is being pleasantly passed in
the open.
Mrs. Stevens OF Chicago, whose hus-
band is noted surgeon of that city,
ls being pleasantly entertained at the
Cowan bungalow on the back shore.
The first Sunday vesper service was
held July 5th at Association Hall, un.
der the auspices or the Bracket Me-
mortal Church, with the pastor, Rev.
John e. Clancy, in charge. These
meetings will be held each Sunday
throughout the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Skillings of
Middlebury, VT are at the island for
the month of July, which they will
spend at their bungalow on the back
shore OF Tref then. Mr.. and Mrs.
Skillings are sailing the first Of Au-
gust for several ecks' stay abroad.
Mrs. Percy A Dyer Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who is in town for a visit with
her parents, was tho guest on We'd
nesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dy-