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


ment promises to have the best eyery
Friday. On Wednesday the Native
Indian Show gave most interesting
performance of two hours duration, in.
Guiding thrilling capture and rescue
Of maiden by lndi-Ls and a cowboy
Dances and songs typical of the tribo
We're shown. The whole was under
the direction of Stanley Dana, chief of
the tribe.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles E. Wyer will
entertain a large party of friends from
Ferry Beach for several days. Those
included are Mrs. Luther r. Moore
and her two daughters Of
Saco; Mrs. Arthur Freeman and her
children, Miss Marjorie Freeman and
Mr.. Clyde Freeman of Lawrence
Mass, and Mrs. Frank Fairfield with
her daughters, Miss Katharine, Miss
Evelyn Fairfield of Orange, N. ]. Mrs
Annie Thornton and Miss Mary Thorn
ton of Magnolia, Mass, were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wyer on Sun
day last.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin N. Northcott
and daughter, Miss Miriam A. North
colt, have recently spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wyer.
Mr.. J. Hanorth Eaton, of Washing
ton, d. c., arrived on the island, Mon
day, to spend the month of August at
the Outlook, with his aunt, Miss X.
Nj. Crabtree. Professor Eaton of the
University of Vermont with Mrs.
Eaton will arrive Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hayden and
Miss Hayden of Worcester are
spending a few weeks here, having
arrived recently. They have been
s,,rr TO 1hao f0,
mer outing every year for many sea-
sons and would hardly think of 60
ing anywhere else for the holidays.
Miss Marie Haines of Woodfords
has been spending a week recently
as the guests of the Misses Albion
at the Albion cottage on the North
Shore. DR.. Albion was called away
from the island last week five times,
three times for funerals and twice
for weddings. Mr.. Robert Albion left
the island last Wednesday for Burnt
Coat Island, where he will be the
guest for some time of Mr.. Sylvester
Oushman of Portland, who visited
him recently at Chebeague.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Webster and
Mr. P. S. Webster of West Newton,
Mass, and Mrs. Julia B. Brown of
Taunton, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
F. S. Webster here. Miss Winifred
Stills, who has been a recent visitor
of Miss Clara Webster, left a short
time ago after spending a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. DietZ and Mr..
L. S. DietZ, Jr., of Germantown, Pa,
arrived here last week for the rest of
the season. They have spent sever
al years here.
Miss Harriet Sweeney of Newton
n q
as the guest of Miss Esther Cooke at
the "Alders" cottage at the East
End.
Mr.. Fred Ballard has arrived at
the Ballard summer home, "khat-
mandu," for his annual vacation.
He will spend his time sailing
in his yacht, the "Kiri". and will
probably take a cruise down East.
He is a most enthusiastic yachtsmen
but finds no place on the Maine
coast quite equal to the home waters
OF Casco Bay.
Miss Elizabeth Waters, Miss Dor
othy Hall and Miss Margaret France,
all of Baltimore, Nd, are spending
August with Miss Teresa Howell
at the West End colony. The cool
sea breeZes of the Maine coast are a
most welcome change to them for the
summer has been oppressively hot in
their home state this year.
Miss Jessie Ridge, who has been
spending two weeks tramping in the
White Mountains with Miss Janet
and Miss Teresa Howell, is prolonging
week at Overlook Cottage, Jackson,
n. H., as a guest of Miss Rebecca
Craighill of Portland.
Thursday evening the West End
colony gathered at the home of Dean
S. F. Vernon for dance which was
much enjoyed by everyone.
A picnic was given on Friday in
honor of Mr.. Philip Dorticos, who is
now at the island on his annual va
cation, and was enthusiastically at
tended by the whole West End col
ony. The foggy weather made it
impossible to hold the picnic on Deer
point, as was originally intended,
but could not dampen the spirits of
the guests.
Miss Dorothy Schuyler of Portland
has been spending few days at
the West End colony as the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Passano.
Miss Henrietta Harris left the is
land last week and will spend some
time as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. H.
". DunnlnS III tHelT SuHllHeT NOME
on Cape Cod. Miss Harriet Harris
has returned from Camp Aloha at
Fairlee, VT, and will spend the rest
of the summer here.
Mr.. l. B. Harrison of Irvington, y.
j., has been entertained recently by
his brother, Mr.. E. B. Harrison, at
Camp Comfort.
Mrs. L. j. Chandler was away
from the island for few days last
week in Springfield but will return
shortly, bringing friends with her.
Miss May Grout who has been say
ing at pelham" since early in the
summer left last week for her home
in Springfield after spending a de-
lightful outing here.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. White and
family and DR.. George +. Pickard
and family Of Portland were guests
recently of Mrs. l.. G. Goddard at her