Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-27

the motor boat Rita" little sixteen.
footer, for a trip to Cundy's Harbor.
the kernebec river and Bath. At the
latter place they are to meet a friend.
Mr.. Leonard Freeman of Morristown.
N. j., whom they will bring back to
the island with them.
On last Sunday, Mr.. Norman Black
took out party in his fine boat, the
"Dhila." The party sailed to Quo
haug Bay where a fine dinner was
cooked on the rocks and enjoyed by
all. Among those who had the pleas
ure Of the trip were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Gilchrist, Mr. and Mrs. Ham
ilton Gilkyson, Ralph Baker, Miss An
ma Gilkyson, Miss Lucy Van Wagenen
Mr. James Nealy, who is occupying
the Strout place at the extreme
eastern end of the island, arrived
here last week to join his family, who
have already been there for three
weeks. Mr.. Robert Nealy, Mr.. James
Nealy's brother, who has been travel
ing in Europe this summer, has been
heard from by cable, saying that his
party was safe in Italy, and would
return to the United States as soon
as passage could be obtained. In the
event that Mr.. Nealy is able to come
home soon, he will undoubtedly come
to Cliff at once to superintend repairs
on his newly acquired cottage and
land.
Mr.. Boardman and wife are being
Boardman's mother, Mrs. A. D.
Chandler of Reading, Mass Mrs.
Chandler is also entertaining some
other friends for a while, the whole
affair being in the nature of a house
party.
This next week will be the last CD.
portunity to hear the organ concerts
at Portland, as the last concert is
to be given Labor day. The atten-
ance this year at these concerts has
been a third greater than last year,
and many people from the bay have
taken advantage of the opportunity
to hear them, parties having been
made up from almost all the islands
several times during the season.
A surprise party was given last
week to Everett Scott, the occasion
being his birthday. The party was
given at the st. Francis cottage and
among those present were Ethel
Bird, Avis Strout, Dorothy Cobb, Syl.
vera Mcleod, Wendell Bickford, Oscar
Leedom, Philip Bird, Granville Nc.
Leod and the recipient of the affair,
Everett Scott. The party was very
pleasant and was extremely enjoyed
by all and Master Scott was the re-
cipient of many congratulations.
Mr.. F. P. Greene of Maiden, Mass,
is spending the latter part of this
month with his family at Camp
Mysczery, and has as guest Mr.. NJ.
Russell, also of Maiden
r. S. Davis Co. is making a very
attractive offer in it's advertisement
this week. See page one. Adv.
Mr. and Miss Oberholtzer of Mont
clair, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Charles
F. Hunter at the Hunter cottage here
for a while.
There was another very interesting
and largely attended concert at the
library last Saturday evening. Victro-
la records and musical selections of
artistic merit formed the attraction
and the evening was delightfully."- spent
by all in attendance.
Miss Achsah Dorsey of the island
gave theatre party last week to see
the performance Of Ready Money"
at Keith's Theatre. Those in the
party were Mrs. Williams Haynes,
Mrs. Hamilton H. Gilkyson, Jr., Mr..
and Miss Oberholtzer Miss Mary
Carye Bachelor and the hostess, Miss
Dorsey.
Mrs. Mary E. Holmes of Wollaston,
hfass, arrived last week at Sweet
Briar Cottage for the remainder of
the season.
The usual church service was held
last Sunday by Rev. NJ. Kloman of
Portland.
Mrs l.. G. Tredwell of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is being entertained at present
as the guest Of Mrs. E. A. Solomons
at the Breeze Bluff Cottage on
Church Road.
Mr.. Williams Haynes has taken
some photographs of the island
scenes and has had set of attrac-
tive postals made from them. The
postals show views of particular in
terest and there is sure to be a de-
mand for them.
Mrs. w. Buckner of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Griffiths at her cottage here on
Church road.