Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-23
Cousins Island

Miss Pearl Hardenbrook of Maiden
is making two weeks visit with the
Blssetts at The Daybreak.
Mr.. S. j. Bissett of Maiden, Mass,
will spend the week end with his
family at The Daybreak.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. knight and
daughter Persis of West Falmouth,
Me-, and Miss Garry Freese of Bar
Mills, Me-, are the guests of Mrs. o.
w. Doyle this week.
Mr.. S. H. Scribner spent the week
end with his wife at Camp Doyle.
Miss Mary E. Cox and Miss Isabelle
Cox of New York City are occupying
their newly built cottage on the ex-
IRENE southeastern point of the ISL
and.
Rev. Herbert Dennison of German
town, Penn, arrived Sunday to spend
few weeks with his mother at 1.-THE
Fernledge' as Mrs. H C. Thornton's
guest. An early service will be given
on the island on Sunday morning, July
26th, at 745 a. M, for any members
of the Episcopal church who may
care to avail themselves of the op-
pertunity.
! Mr.. Jack Dealaquay of Chicago, Ill.,,
spent the week end with Mrs. N. H.
Lyke at The Island Home cottage.
Mrs. Jennie Hunter and daughter
Lillian and Mr.. Edgar Whine of NAL
den will visit Mrs. NJ H. Lyke for
two weeks expecting to arrive on
Monday.
A party of Bostonians who are max
ing an extended tour of Casco Bay,
Boothbay, Christmas Cove and Mack
erel Cove in beautiful yacht, "The
Sinbad," anchored off Cousins We'd
nesday. Two of the members Of the
party, Mr.. Allen of Roxbury. Mass,
and Mr.. Robinson of Cambridge.
party held at the Island Home cot
tage. All those present at the occa-
sion agreed that 1t was one of the
most pleasant evenings they had
spent in a long while.
Mr.. F. l.. Glazier of Medford,
| Mass, spent the week end at War
rem, Me-, returning to the island Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Julia Clifford of Portland, Me-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Cole of Port
land Me-, are spending a few weeks
at "The Craneycrow."
Mrs. A. E. Neal of Woodfords, Me-,
entertained Rev. Mr.. G. r. Stair, wife
and two daughters, Ethel and Bernet,
or Portland, Me-, on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Carlson of Medford, Mass,
is guest of the Hinckleys at the
F'orusall cottage this week.
Miss Ethel Whiting of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, arrived Sunday to spend
a. few weeks as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. F.. Hinckley at "The
Foursalr' cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Norton are
spending the summer at their cottage,
THE Bigenoughplace."
Miss Mabel Booker celebrated her
thirteenth birthday by entertaining
Miss Helen Richardson of Portland,
Me-, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Southworth
OF Portland spent Wednesday as the
guests Of Mrs. G. M. Bowker at The
Keepkool cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Chandler Of
New Gloucester, Me-, are summering
at the Sweet Peace cottage.
The Seashore Land cottagers have
established quite record in the
bathing line. Last Wednesday there
were about SO bathers swimming off
Sandy Point. The water on this day
was the warmest that IL has been this
year.
mr. and Mrs. G. 70. Quincy Of Port
land. Me-, are summering at their
cottage near Sandy Point.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Andrews Of
Boston, Mass, are spending their va.
cation at the Beech Knobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Morrell OF
Woodfords, Me-, are occupying their
five-room cottage, situated at Sandy
Point. The cottage is very unique
In Its structure and is certainly a
credit to it's owner.
Mrs. 10. p. Knight and daughter
Helen of Dorchester, Mass. are
spending the season in their new cot.
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Downing and
sons Harold and Donald Of Maiden,
Mass, are making a two months so
1ourn ut "The Maplewood."
Miss Helen Richardson OF Port
land, Me-, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrq William II rtt,ftfu 80 nax1Q~fz