Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-02
howell, Mr.. Campbell Vernon, Mr.
reginald Ridge and Mr.. Max Pas

Ter, Mass, arrived here on Monday of
iast week at the Alder cottage. She
mas visiting her Miss Grace Butler OF
worcester, Mass. Mrs. H. A. Cooke
and Mr.. Allen Cooke will join them
this week and Mr.. Cooke is expected
down on July 4th.n
Mrs. M. H. Haase and daughter.
MISS Elsa Haase, of Newtonville.
MASS, nave been spending the latter
part OF June at their cottage, "The
Barnacle. Mrs. Haase has had as
her guest Miss Clara Smith, also of
Newtonyille. The Barnacle" has
Deen let for the summer season to
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Foster Kelly of
Boston, who are expected to arrive
shortly to occupy it.
90 to R. S. Davis Co., Portland. for
cottage and piazza furnishings. Adv.
Miss May Grout. of Westfield.
Mass, is visiting Mrs. L. J. Chandler
at the Pelham" having arrived last
Friday, and will be her guest for sew
eral weeks. The gardens around the
Pelham. are looking more beautiful
than ever this year. The sweet peas
were In bloom as early as June 23rd.
Mrs. William c. Newell of SPRING
1eid, Mass, arrived at the island last
Friday and joined the Misses Newell
at "Just-a-Mere" cottage.
Prof. Austin Morris Harmon of
princeton University, Princeton. n.
j., arrives this week to join Mrs.
harmon here. Professor Harmon is
assistant Professor of Latin and
creek at Princeton. The Harmons
VIII have as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
o1,.1
Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kapps of
Princeton, n. j., who have taken Mr..
Howard Hamilton's bungalow near
the bathing beach for the summer.
and who were to have come down to
occupy 1t last week. have had to
postpone their arrival owing to the
serious illness of one of their chill
dren. They hope to be able to come
10 the island this week, if all goes
well.
The Reverend and Mrs. Patterson
Smythe of Montreal, Canada, arrived
last Tuesday at the "Olive Lodge"
near Eastern Landing, where they
VIII be this summer Mr.. Patterson
Smythe is the arch deacon of Mon
treal
Mr.. Edward Hall of Taunton. Mass.
arrived here last week to spend the
summer vacation at the Hall cottage.
Mr.. L. c. Hyde, who has been at
his cottage, "Menanoke," with Mrs,
Hyde for several weeks, left the is
land last Sunday and returned to
Springfield. Mrs. Hyde has visiting
her at present her grandchildren
Miss Edith and Mr.. Stewart Haw,
kins
Dr. Fritz w. Gay and Mrs. Gay Of
Maiden, Mass, are expected at the
island this week While here thew
VIII be the guests at the Tonks cot
tage at the East End.
Mrs. Arthur Hall and son Omar. of
Waterville, Me-, are spending some
TINE at Chebeague as guests of Mrs.
.Es- '.a'' Wilson, who is STAYING -w;tt,4
Mrs. l.. A. Goddard of Portland at the
Goddard bungalow
The Jolly Six club, composed of sly
girls from the Deering High School.
are spending several weeks on
mouse party at the Albert Gran
nell cottage near Central Landing
and are having a very jolly outing.
Inc members of the club are: Miss
Elsie Clough, Miss Madeline Knight.
MISS Ruth Knight, Miss Effie Deyine.
MISS Dora Obers, Miss Esther Oberg
and Miss Pearl Clark. They have
staying with them also Miss Martha
bruins OF Portland. Mrs. Forrest 7
Mcintyre of Portland is acting as
chaperone and Mr.. McIntire comes
down occasionally as a visitor.
Mrs. j. A. Degagne and daughter
or portland are visiting Mrs. De-
gagne,s mother, Mrs. William F. Ben
nett, FOR some time at her home near
Central landing.
Miss Agnes Weber of Woodfords
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mar
Weber, at her home near Eastern
Landing for a few weeks.
Professor and Mrs. Fl. G. Gibbons
VIII occupy the cottage of the Misses
Edwards near Central Landing for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Pickard of
Cumberland Mills have opened their
cottage here for the summer and are
looking forward to most delightful
vacation. The Pickards in their
graceful yacht, "Billiken," always
enjoy many good times in the course
or the summer and this year they say
will be no exception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Thomp-
son and Miss Harriet Thompson of
Woodfords arrived at the island
last week and are now settled at
their cottage at the West End for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Glidden and Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Glidden and daugh-
ter, Marcia, Of Abingdon, Mass, are
at the Glidden cottage here, having
come down last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hoben of
Springfield, Mass, with their son
John w. Hoben, Jr., and Culens Ho-
ben are spending the season at the
Hill homestead near the bowling
alleys, East End. The family are
devoted to the island, having spent
many seasons here. Last year they
were guests at the popular Hill
Crest Hotel, but this season they de-
cided to rent cottage and they plan
to entertain several of their many
friends during JI1Iy and hup,Iat