Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-13

lings for the state election at the ward
room, and also the instructions for
registrations OF new voters. Cliff and
Long Islands comprise Portland Is
land Whrd z.
Mrs. E. l. Plummer OF Maiden,
Mass, is visiting at the Fordette cot
Iage, west end. ~
A" jolly motor-boat party was enter
tanned last week on moonlight sail
here. The evening was pleasant,
| after the shower early, and the party
enjoyed delightful evening in Ben
jamin Sawyer's motor-boat, sailing
around the islands. Among those on
the sail were Mrs. Tilton, Fred Nc
tkenney, Irene Bell, Fred Ford, Mae
Ford, Arthur Patterson, Lillian Ford,
Hartley Lounsbury, Miss Bell, John
Achorn, Esther Ford, Fred Penney,
Edith Keith and Everett Winship.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal spent the past
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. knight
at the knight cottage on Island av-
enue.
Mrs. George Cutler, Mrs. Severance,
and Miss Dorothy Cutler, who have
been spending their vacation on the
island, left last week for their respec-
tive homes. ..., ...,..-. ........ .
DR.. V. G. Morrow and wife are at
their cottage for the rest of the sea-
son. ..... ...... ... r..
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
two daughters are occupying the Over
look cottage for two weeks.
Mr.. Peter O'Connor is entertaining
his son from Washington, D. c., and
his wife's brother, DR.. Thayer of
fifahode Island for time. ..- ..
The Misses Burke, who are sum-
mering at Undercliffe cottage at the
least end are entertaining Miss Hayes
of Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Edgar Lindsay and son Gard
ner of Milton. Mass, who have been at
the barracks, returned home last
week. .."
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Yarmouth,
Me, are to arrive soon to stay for
While at the barracks.
Captain Enoch Perkins has return
ed to the barracks after an extended
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop, wife
and children are occupying the Camp
Rockridge of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Heald at Doughtys.
The members of the Ladies Auxili-
airy gave party to the ladies of the
Barracks last week. About 35 were
present, and the evening was enjoy
ably spent in dancing. singing, telling
stories, etc. Light refreshments were
served at the close of the evening
and the affair was very pleasant for
all concerned.
lMr. Clifford Plummer Of Maiden.
Mass, spent the past week end with
the Fords at Fordette, west end.
tOut Of respect for President Will
son, whose wife died last week. all the
Hh nf the OF ho1 ocf
the latter part of last week.
The 10th annual reunion of the Ito
20 Maine Regiment Association is be-
ing held today at Reunion hall on
Island avenue. Most Of the party left
Portland by special boat at S.45 a. m.
The business meeting was called to-
gether at IL a. m. in the grove south
west Of the hall, and large amount
OF business was transacted. At the
close of the meeting, about noon, a
delicious shore dinner was served to
%Ssse in attendance. After, the dinner
social exercises under charge of the
Daughters followed. Interspersed with
the Daughters numbers were recita-
tons, good words by the comrades
and their friends and old time songs
by all. The return trip was made
on the regular boats. Special rates
had heen issued for the occasion and
about two hundred and fifty or three
hundred took advantage of them to
attend the reunion. During the entire
week Reunion hall and DeShawmut
hall were open evenings for the enter
ta1nment of the guests. The officers
OF the association are Andrew G..
Fitz, President, of Durham, Me-: John
M. Gould, Secretary, of Portland, Me.
The Ladies Auxiliary cottage was
open on reunion day also. The bust
ness meeting of the Auxiliary was
called together at p. m. Ice cream
and cake were on sale all day at the
cottage. The Annie A. Gould tent
of the Daughters of Veterans had
charge Of the singing and social ex-
ercises. The officers are Mrs Nellie
G. Allen Of Portland and Mrs. Jen.
nette l.. Austin of Portland