Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-03
Peaks Island

into september, and q NUMBER or the
summer cottagers will not return to
their homes in the city until we'll in
to the fall, as September at the is
| ands is the most delightful month Of
| the year.
The regular Tuesday afternoon So
cial was held in Association Hall
with good attendance, with Mrs.
| T. Olin Merriman, Mrs. Charles Bill
lings and Mrs. Harry Stevens in
| charge. A talk was given by Miss
Dora Moulton of Portland on "Our
| Native Ferns" with illustrations,
which was very interesting and en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Cobb have been
entertaining Mrs Cobb's cousins, FL
| mer Lane of Detroit, Mich, and Wen
dali Lane of Mechanic Falls, this
week.
Mrs. Alice Sylvia left Monday for
Sebasco, to be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Preble, at her summer home
| there.
Mrs. Lyman Cook has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Russell of
Yarmouth, for the past week. and
Mr.. Harrison Russell
A pleasant event occurred at the
| home Of Mrs. Charles Sterling, Island
| avenue, Tuesday afternoon, when she
was given a birthday surprise party
by the Matinee Whist Club, and pre-
sented with a cake decorated with
| the required number of candles. The
afternoon was spent playing whist
and delicious lunch was served. The
| members present were Mrs. E. E. Hy-
bert, Mrs. William G. Dow, Mrs. A.
/ Doucette, Mrs. James Deum, Mrs.
Maurice Woodbury. Do1D D,,r
| ington, Mrs. Martha Sterling and the
| hostess, Mrs. Charles Sterling Mrs.
Ralph Purington won the souvenir
| prize and Mrs. William Dow, the con-
| ISOLATION
Miss Annie Coffey of Bridgeport
| has been pleasantly entertained dur
| ing her stay at the island, where she
was the guest of Mrs. C. c. Rund-
| lett, who is spending the summer or
| Church avenue.
Mrs. Frank Howarth had as her
| guests this week, her brother, Ralph
Duke, and daughter Dorothy, who
| came from their home in Worcester,
| Mass. Mr.. Duke returned after a
| short stay, and Miss Dorothy will re-
main for visit.
Mrs. S. H. Durlee of Pleasant ave-
nue. has been entertaining her, daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. E. Thompson, and grand
| daughter Beatrice of Chebeague Is
land, for several days.
Mrs. Spaulding and Miss Marjor-
lie spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Embert Robinson at the Nestle
! down cottage at Evergreen.
Mrs. William T. Bradford is spend
ing week in Sebasco, the guest of
| her sister, Mrs. Gordon Preble. Dur
| ing her absence, her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Daley
OF Somervile, are occupying the
| Bradford summer home.
Miss Willette Craig of Salem,
| Mass, is guest of her mother, Mrs
Ella Craig at Luverne Lodge, and is
being pleasantly greeted by her many
friends. Miss Craig is we'll known
here, and in former years spent her
entire summers with her grandpar-
ents, the late Captain and Mrs W.
| S. Trefethen at the Valley View
| House, and during her stay she will
| be extensively entertained by the
| younger social set. At one time
Miss Craig was one of the most rapid
swimmers in Casco Bay, and made
several records here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monroe, who
have been the guests of their rela-
| tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tracy, re-
| turned to their home in Billerica.
Mass, on Saturday. They were &C.
companied by Master Huston Tracy.
and Master Hillman Tracy, who will
remain for a two weeks visit Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy will go up on Labor
Day and remain for weeks stay.
| Mrs. Calvin H. Holmes of Syracuse,
! N. Y, is at Trefethen Landing, the
| guest of Mrs. Alice Robinson. Mrs.
Holmes was a former Portland girl,
and will be pleasantly remembered
| as Marguerite Robinson, and she is
| being pleasantly greeted and receiy-
| ing many social attentions during her
| stay.
A pleasant affair of Tuesday was a
picnic held on the back shore Of
Trefethen by a number of summer
visitors at Peaks and the Cape Shore.
| The picnic dinner with coffee made
| on the shore, was pleasant feature
| and the party included Miss Nellie
| Saxton and Mrs. Frank Willard of
| the Cape, with their house guest,
| Mrs. A. ]. Naisby of Philadelphia,
Mrs. M. G.. Wright and daughter Hor-
| tense Of Melrose, Mass, Mrs. Fred
| erick Reedstrom and sons of St.
Louis, Mrs. Ellis of Mt. Vernon and
| Mrs. Lou Sawyer of Boston.
MRS. john Cox OF Everett arrived
the first Of the week to spend few
days with Mrs. Harvey Trefethen of
Island avenue, where her son Clifford
has been located for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Lewis and son
Raymond of Arlington, Mass, are the
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Kent at
their home on Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Coughlin and
Miss Mary of Moody street were
recent guests of the G. A. Hansons on
Church avenue
Miss Amy Quincy has been enter
tanning Miss Henrietta Smith OF
Portland, at her summer home on
Church avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitney of
Portland have been recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cakes Burke, at
their summer home on the Trefethen