Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-09
Peaks Island
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with plenty in the way of house par
ties will be the program from now
on, the summer season being now
fairly launched and all the plans of
entertaining will be made with a
view to the opportunity offered at
this season Of spending a social af-
ternoon or evening out of doors.
The Fourth was busy day on the
island, being celebrated in the old.
fashioned way, from noon something
doing all the time, the program in
Guiding band concert, all sorts of
athletic events, boat races, tugs of
war, artillery drills by the naval
militia and balloon ascension, and a
general good time was enjoyed by a
big crowd from the city.
Mrs. Carrick, who is spending the
summer at the Dorset cottage on
Island avenue, is entertaining her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond Car.
rick and little daughter, Margaret, of
Hardwick, Vermont. Mr.. Carrick will
arrive at his mothers home on Friday
to spend his summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fairclough
and daughter, Katherine, of Roslin-
dale were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Jordan at the Bide-a-Wee
month of August at Trefethen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Blackman
have been entertaining Professor and
Mrs. Jameson at their cottage at
Utowana Farm on the back shore
Mrs. Sydney Jackson and Miss
Ruby Wescott are at their summer
home at Evergreen Landing for the
season.
Miss Mary Dunbar, secretary of
the Y. w. G. A, who is at Blue Hill
for July, will join her mother at the
family summer home the first of All
gust, where she will spend the rest
of the summer.
Miss Sara Porter, who is a gradu-
ate of DR.. Sargent's school in Cam
bridge, has been spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Porter, at their summe:
home on the Trefethen shore, and
will soon leave for the Sargent
C; mps, where she has been engaged
as an instructor for the summer
months.
Miss Mabel o. Mills of Somerville
has taken possession of her attractive
rev bungalow recently completed for
her. Her mother, Mrs. P. j. Currier
of Somerville, Miss Gertrude Mills
of Milton and Miss Esme of st. John,
n B., are her guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon of Avon, New
Jersey, are spending the summer
months at the Saxtonia, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saxton.
Mrs. F. w. Giddy of Cumberland
Mills, with her family, is pleasantly
established FOR the summer at her
attractive home on the ocean side of
Trefethen.
Mrs. J. R. Noyes and Miss Minnie
Noyes have opened their home on
Beacon Ridge, arriving from Boston
at the close of the school term.
Mr.. Augustus wilkins of Salem is
at Luverne lodge, where Mrs. VIII
kins has ben spending the past week
with her mother.
Mrs. Frances Kicker and young
son Francis of Washington, d. c., are
pleasantly located at TrefetEen for
the summer at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. H. Trefethen on Pleasant
az enue.
Mrs. Charles Furlong and Miss
Amy Furlong of Cushman street are
at the Dunbar cottage for their
usual summer outing and will remain
through July. .--
Mrs. Alice M. M. Foley of kellogg
street, Portland, spent the week end
With her friend, Miss Cecil A. Nc
Lean, at the Mclean cottage, wind
irg Way"
Miss Katherine Hassett of Rumford
is. the guest of Miss Dorothy Day at
her summer home at Trefethen's
Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll A. Leavitt Of
the Los Angeles, Portland, have TAX
en- cottage at TIefethen's, and have
as their guests, Mrs. A. S. Litchfield
and Miss Litchfield of West Medford,
Mass. 49,
The Grand View cottage at Ever
green has been taken for the sum-
mer by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Low
ell of. Brockton. Mr.. and Mrs. Low
ell have spent part of the season
at the island for several years, but
will spend the entire summer this
year.
The Willing Workers society of the
island held successful sale at ISL
and Hall on Wednesday afternoon
and evening, having a large attend
ance. Lunches were served and ice
cream and cake were sold, as well as
fancy articles, and it was a great
success financially. An entertainment
Sotoiotih6 VI lSduluSS, NOCdl anu III
strumental solos, made up pleasing
program. The hall was very tasteful
1y decorated with the national colors
and the floral decorations were I'M
usually beautiful. Mrs. Wallace
Springer was in charge of the ar
rangements. Mrs. Kent and Mrs.
Thomas had the fancy work table,
Mrs. A. v. Ackley and Mrs. Grant
Foss, home cooked food, Mrs. Ralph
burlington and Mrs. Helen Strout,
candy table, Mrs. Fred Bracket and
Mrs. Herbert Jones, ice cream, Mrs.
James Dean, Mrs. p. j. McTigue,
sandwich table, Mrs. Leonard Trott,
mystery table, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs.
Markell, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Grant and
other members assisted.
Mrs. Harriet E. Parks and her
daughter, Miss Frederika M. Parks of
Mechanic street, Portland, are at
their cottage for the summer months.
Mrs. Melville Trefethen, who has
been spending the week at her sum-
mer home, the Ozone, at Rock Bound
Park has been entertaining Mrs