Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
Peaks Island

we are now favored is all that Is
needed to complete every ones hap
plness and cottagers are now enjoying
an ideal summer life by the sea. AT
almost every cottage are visitors and
there are many small affairs going on
| incidental to their entertainment.
The members of the Clayton whist
club were entertained Thursday by
Mrs. Everett Taylor, at her cottage.
At noon shore dinner was served.
The menu cards were in the form of
clam shells, on the front cover of
which was a picture of the cottage
and on the inside and reverse side
quotations appropriate to the occa-
| sion. At the close of the dinner the
afternoon was passed in boating,
nsh,ng, bathing and card playing. The
members enjoying the outing were:
Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Miss Harriet Mil
i1ken, Miss Sara Martin, Mrs. Herbert
Cobb, Mrs. William Whitney, Miss
Elizabeth Quimby, Mrs. George Ellis,
Mrs. James Allen, Mrs. Edward Rus
sell, Miss Abby Stockman, Mrs AL
bert Browne, Mrs. G. Waldron Camp
bell, Mrs. Archie Merrill and Miss
! Harriet Coolidge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Moulton have
| been entertaining Mr. Raymond Moul-
| ton of Haverhill at their summer
| home Three Twins on the back
| shore.
Mrs. Joseph Perry entertained at her
home on Sargent road, the members
of the N. L. c. Club, and the after
noon was pleasantly spent with dainty
refreshments served on the lawn.
The club was formed when. the mem
bers attended the Grammar school
and they were all residents of Munjoy
Hill and the meetings are still con-
tinued, and several pleasant outings
enjoyed through the summer months.
Mrs. William Huston, Mrs. Alfred
Tracy, Mrs. Sydney Jackson, and Mrs.
James T. Jack were the members
| present
Mrs. Annabell and daughter, of Dor
chester, will enjoy their customary
summer outing at the Ozone cottage
| at Trefethen.
Mrs. E. L. Young and daughter
Marion with Mrs. w. A. R. Anthony
Of Wellesley, Mass, are spending
July at the Young cottage at Rock
Bound Park. Mr.. Harry Young will
be pleasantly remembered by many
of the older residents when he with
his family spent their vacations here
and took great pride in his summer
home. His death occurred a few
over three years. ..
A pleasant event of the week was
the auction held at Association Hall
on Tuesday aftern Don and though the
| weather prevented many coming down
| from the city, there was very jolly
party and ten tables were at play.
The hall was very costly arranged and
prettily decorated. The favors were
cluster of pink roses, and the prizes,
dainty bamboo baskets, were awarded
to Mrs. James A. Brce and Mrs. G. w.
Morrell. Light refreshments were
j served at the close of the game. Mrs.
Fred Haley was in charge of the ar
| rangements and was assisted by Mrs.
James Berry, Mrs. J. M. Lowell and
Mrs. E. P. Jones. Mrs. T. Olin Merri-
man, Mrs. James Bagley, Miss Elsie
Stumbles and Miss Ruth Jenkyns
served. Among the players were no.
ticed Mrs. Alfred Tracy, Mrs. Mclean,
Mrs. George Bliss, Miss Katherine
Jenkyns, Mrs. II. o. Leary, Miss Lydia
( Sheffield, Miss Spooner, Mrs. Cole,
Mrs. e. H. Swain, Mrs W., T. Brown
lee, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Frank Briggs,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Viola Sherry, Miss Hazel Gay, Mrs. F.
E. Burns, Mrs. Edgar Benson, Mrs.
George o. Cutler, Mrs. J. o. Jensen,
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terhouse. Mrs. Harriet Ellis, Mrs. E..
Stevens, Mrs. Kicker, Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, Miss Mabel Davies, Mrs.
Fred Guptill, Mrs. Bates, and Miss
Gertrude Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briggs are at
the summer home of Everett Skill
ings, during Mrs. Skillings' illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perry and
their little daughter Arlene were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Perry's mother,
Mrs. F.. s. Bowker, at her home in
Phippsburg Center. The trip was
made by auto and among the pleas
ures enjoyed was visit to Small
Point and other points of interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Dyer Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are spending two
their home on Sargent Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rhinds Of
Knoxville, Tenn, are to. spend the
remainder of the summer at the
Sterling cottage at Trefethen, where
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bennett and
children are spending the month Of
July.
Miss Kathleen Hunt, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Hunt, enter
tanned number of her little friends
| Thursday afternoon in honor of her
ninth birthday, giving theatre
party to her playmates, after which
delicious refreshments were served
at the home of the young hostess,
where merry time was enjoyed.
The birthday cake was, Of course,
the center of attraction, and served
by Miss Kathleen, who also re-
ceiyed many pretty and useful gifts.
The party included Betty Hunt,
Franklin Hunt, Barbara Hunt, Chris
tine Frellick. Josephine Miller,
| Louise MCPHERSON, James Martin,
Stanley Clifford, Reginald Hi1born,
| Willard Black and the young hos
| tess.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnell of
Fairfield who are at Falmouth Fore
side. for summer outing, spent
| Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Clark, and were accompanied by their
little pranddatphter noris Crnoh,,