Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-09
Lane, where she has been for several
seasons. Mr.. Wilson may be up later


seasons. Mr.. Wilson may be up later
| in July.
Mr. Carl Graf of Albany, \. Y,
| Joined Mrs. Graf and his family here
over July Fourth.
Miss Josephine Thorp of Orange,
~ j., arrived at the island the first
part of last week and will spend the
rest of the summer at her cottage in
Maiden Lane.
The Rev. William Lee and family
of Worcester, Mass, are occupying
the Perkins cottage on Summer Hill
for the rest of the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morse of
| Brookline, Mass, are expected this
| week. They will spend July with
Mrs. Morse's mother, Mrs. Lincoln
| RICHTER, who is at cottage on Sin
nett Point
Mrs. David S. Barker has rented
her bungalow. the Ripple" to Miss
Jump of Baltimore, Md, who arrived
to occupy it for the rest of the seas
! on last week.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson and family, of
| Andover, Mass, arrived last week at
the island and are now settled in
| their pretty bungalow on Summer
Hill, which they will occupy for the
| rest OF the season.
Miss Katharine Floyd Sellers,
| of Philadelphia, Pa, is the guest of
the Misses Blakiston, who are spend
ing the summer in the second Skid
more cottage in the Pastures.
Miss Daisy Burbridge Of Washing
! ton, d. c.. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Z. E. Cross, at the Cross cot
tage, "Afterglow," in the Pastures.
On Wednesday night Of last week
a most enjoyable island dance was
held in the library, which was well
attended and proved a most delight
full occasion for those present. Both
round and square dances were held
and at the conclusion of the affair
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Lucius E. Shattuck, of Med
| ford, Mass, with her two children,
Miss Evelyn and Mr.. Eugene Shat
tuck of West Medford, Mass, arrived
last week at her cottage on Mackerel
| Cove shore.
Mrs. Charles Cope, of Germantown.
! Pa. with Miss Margaretta and Mr.
| Edgar Cope, who spent last summer
| abroad, are back again for the seas
/ on and are staying at Mrs. Scott
Leeman's cottage. Miss Margaretta
Cope is a student at Wilson College,
! Chambersburg, Pa, while her brother
Is junior at the University of Penn
! sylvania
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Armstrong %af
Brooklyn, y. Y, arrived here on We'd
nesday of last week and opened their
| cottage on Summer HILL They were
! forced to leave and return home on
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! Mrs. Armstrong; father, Mr.. F. H.
| Fairchild, of Morristown, n. J. Mr..
Armstrong has leased his bungalow
to Mrs. Bertha Alsberg of New York
City, who will occupy it for the sum-
| mer.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Atwood
Of South Weymouth, Mass, arrived
at the island last week and will be
at their cottage, "Redgahles," for the
remainder of the season. They ex-
| pect their daughter, Mrs. Roger F.
| Hill, of Detroit, this week. and Miss
| Ellie E. Atwood of Auburn, Me-, is
also expected over the week-end.
Miss Susan Jordan had the open
ing Of her gift shop at Bonnyview
cottage last week and in spite of the
bad weather 1t was most successful
one. Miss Jordan has a full line Of
beautiful art prints of the Maine
coast, besides many other attractive
novelties. Many Of these photographs
are the work Of Mr.. B. H. Wentworth
of Gardiner, Me-, who has been stay
ing at the cottage during the past
week. Miss Carrie Quimby, of Lewis.
ton, Me-, arrived last week to spend
the summer with Miss Jordan and
| Miss Elizabeth Delapierre and Miss
| Harriet Newhall, Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
/ are expected this week to remain un-
| til August.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McGrath of
| Worcester, Mass, who have been
staying at Mrs. A. c.. Colton's cot
tage, "Morningside," left last week,
after two weeks stay Mrs. Fred
| Mailer and daughter Elizabeth of
Raleigh, n. c., arrived Saturday to
spend the season as Mrs. Colton's
guests.
Mrs. Edwin P. Ford, of Morristown.
n. j., with Mrs. B. p. Ford Miss
Adele Ford. the Messrs. Edwin.
Stuart, Theodore, George and Law
renee, and Miss Elizabeth Ford. ar
rived last week and will spend the
summer at the Denny cottage, the
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