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

Mrs. William H. Durgin at her Ever.
green home. Mrs. George Ferguson
OF Bowdoinham, Mr.. and Mrs. FEE.
Priest of Brunswick, and Miss Rose
Shirley Of South birmingham, were
also party Of relatives visiting Mrs.
Durgin
Mr.. and Mrs. George SWEET of
North street arrived Monday for a
weeks stay at Evergreen, where they
Waite.
Miss Lizzie E. Saunders returned
Wednesday to her summer home at
evergreen from weeks stay at "The
Blrches," Highland Lake, where she
was the guest of classmate, Miss
Edna Wildly.
MISS Jessie McAuslan and Miss
Elsie McAuslan, accompanied by Carl
Buckholdt of Springfield, Mass, ar
rived from their home in Holyoke
this week by auto to join their family
at the Rothesay on Prince avenue,
10 remain until September. .
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Roundy and
Edward Roundy Of Beckett street
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Garden at the Overlook cot
tage at Evergreen -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Welsh of How
~N ~, Va tA1hub nave U6eu SPEND
ing few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. .. Jensen on Sargent road.
A merry party Of Evergreen resi-
dents spent the day with Captain
facklef on his motor launch, going
as Tar as Freeport, around Eagle
Island, where they stopped to fish.
and on to Goose Island, where thew
enjoyed a bounteous dinner cooked
on the rocks, returning in the early
evening. The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bibber, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
AID Garden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoop
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill O'DonnelI.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Hanson, Miss
Federika Parks, Gladys Hanson and
Harold Lang.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Lynton G. Kelly of
Auburn, N. Y, Miss Zaidee M, Scan.
ION, Miss Jessie e. Buehler and Miss
Esther M. Myers of Chicago are
guests at the William H. Trefethen
nome on Pleasant avenue.
MISS Alberta Black of Stratford.
conn, who is the guest of her uncle,
Rev. Charles Blackman, of island ave
nue., Is in Boston for few days'
visit Miss Blacks sister, Mrs. A. E.
Farr, has returned to her home in
manchester, after a short visit with
her relatives on the island.
MIR. and Mrs. John D. Wright of
hyde Park are at Camp Paramount
at Evergreen Landing for an outing.
MRS. Wells of Canada, who with her
mother is guest at the Oceanic.
gave a very interesting talk at the
nome or Mrs. Georgia Maggi, when
Few friends were invited for an
informal evening. Mrs. Wells spoke
on English life and her trip to Eng
land, where she went as a delegate
from Canada, and with her party was
royalty entertained for three months
anu dined at buckingham Palace, the
guest OF King Edward and other mem.
bers of the royal family.
DR.. and Mrs. S. w. Jenkins arrive
home this week from Moosehead
Lake, where they have been ENJOYING
a delightful stay at the Mt. Kineo
House.
The regular Thursday evening en-
tertalnment was held in Association
Hall, and splendid program of read
1ngs and music, vocal and instrument
TAI, was given by talented company
of artists from Portland.
Miss Mildred Schonland of Port
land has been the recent guest of
Miss Ruth Jenkins at her summer
home on Beacon Ridge.
Miss Josephine Barry, who spent
last season with house party at
Haphazard Camp, arrived this week
10 spend the month Of August with
the Misses Ellis, who have been here
for the season.
Miss Sue Baldwin of Brockton and
well known to the summer COLONY at
Evergreen, arrived Saturday for a
two weeks visit with Captain and
Mrs. Alvah Strout at the Arawana.
Mrs. Addie Jordan, who is spend
ing several weeks at Evergreen as the
guest of Mrs. William H. Durgin, has
Just returned from a visit at Cliff
island, where she went to see the
Rev John w. Butler and family, who
were in Mexico at the time of the
trouble, DR.. Butler being at the head
of the Methodist Mission there. Mrs.
Jordan, with her husband, lived in
Mexico for number of years. and
has Travelled extensively through the
entire country, becoming familiar
with the natives in all their various
modes of life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moulton, who
are at the Three Twins cottage for
the season, have been at Round Pond.
where they report delightful time
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Miller and a
party of friends are at the Newell
cottage on Sterling street, where they
are to remain for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gordon, of
Avon-on-the-Sea, in New Jersey, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Saxton at the Saxtonia for several
weeks. A European trip is being con.
templated by the doctor and his wife
in the near future
The members of the Fern Park
Association enjoyed an all-day session
at their clubhouse on the back shore,
on Saturday. A shore dinner was
served at noon, followed by social
time.