Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-09-02

EoSI USdI luS WEST Flu W luS
tune of to 3. Other sports took
place which afforded much amusement
to all the spectators. At noon a large
and bountiful dinner was serv-
ed on the grounds. The committee in
charge attired in white aprons, wait
ed on the guests. During the meal
band furnished delightful music. The
whole affair was a tremendous sue
cess and every man present was high
ly pleased with the arrangements and
the shore dinner served by Mr.
Charles Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mcdonnell
and family of Beverly Farms, Mass.
have taken the Undercliff Cottage,
owned by Mr.. L. B. Lange, of Boston,
at the East End and will remain until
the middle Of the month. Mr.. McDon-
nell is a prominent plumbing contrac-
tor of Beverly and is in line for ap.'
pointment as deputy sheriff in the
near future. He is the owner of con-
siderable property on Long Island
which has not yet been developed.
Mr.. Preston with his wife, son and
daughter of Dorchester, Mass, for
merly of Beverly, Mass, are occupy
ing Camp Althea at the East End.
their annual field day at Doughty's
landing, Labor Day. All the knights
and ladies are. invited to participate
and basket dinner will be served, at
noon hour. Races of all kinds will be
in order all day long and suitable
prizes will be given the winners. The
committee in charge are planning for
q successful outing and many are eX-
pected to attend.
Mr.. Robert Schonland, son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Schonland, at the
West End Of the island, is away. He
has gone to Jamaica Plain, Boston,
Mass, where he will be guest OF
friends for a two weeks stay.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Secondhand were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G.. Caspar Of Lisbon Falls,
Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar have Wis
tied the island before and have many
friends here who were glad to see
them on the island again.
Already the people are starting to
leave the island, and the number of
cottages on the island inhabited are
gradually dwindling to a small mi
nority. Among those who left last
week was Miss Ella Robertson of the
Everett" Miss Robertson spent the
summer he1e and was great addi-
ton to the social life of the West
End colony. Her many friends re-
greet that she had to leave the island
so soon.
''Westover," the attractive private
boarding house run by Miss Edith
Ross, has had a most successful sea-
son. At many times during the sum
Iner it has been taxed to it's fullest
capacity and even at the time Of
writing, guests are still coming.
Among these who have recently ar
rived are Miss Bernice Payson of
birmingham, Mass; Miss Marion At
kinson, Miss Ethel Davis of Chelsea,
Mass. and Mr.. E. F. Ross of Somer-
vile. Mass.
Mrs. Harry p. Warren has had sew
eral guests lately at her cottage,
"Roxmont," at the West End They
are: Mrs. II. A. Buzzell of Springfield,
Mass. Mr.. A. Forsyth of Boston, and
Miss Edith Berry of Belfast, Me. Mr..
Warren is at present on a business
trip through the South, but is expect
ed to spend the coming week end
here with his wife.
Mr.. II. p. Bowen Of Boston, Mass,
is spending his vacation of two
weeks with his wife at her cottage
at the West End. Their guests last
week were: Mrs. Thomas Watson of
Boston, Mass, and Mr.. William N.
Fish Of Milton, Mass, who arrived
here early last week for visit of a
couple Of weeks. .,... ... ...
"Tarry while" has been vacated
for q week and Mrs. V. G. Bragg has
gone to her home in Allston, Mass
At the end of this week Mrs. Bragg
will return to the island and will
probably stay as long as the weather
permits.
Mr.. Lloyd Blackboard left the island
last Friday afternoon for his home
in Montreal Upon the opening OF
Gill University Mr.. Blackford will go
there to. resume his studies. Mr.
Lloyd Blackford's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Blackboard, and family,
left the island last Tuesday for their
home in Montreal, after having spent
most enjoyable summer at their
cottage, The Allston," at the West
End Of the island. ,;1
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Eaton, Jr., OF
Boston. Mass. were the guests for a
few days of Mr.. Eaton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. -. Eaton, Sr. They re-
turned to their home in the early
part of the week, having enjoyed
their visit on the island immensely.
Mr.. G.. II. Magrane OF Montreal
Can, joined his family, who have
been spending the summer at the
West End, last Saturday. Mr.. Ma
Crane will remain here until after
Labor Day, when both Mr.. and Mrs.
Magrane gnd their family will leave
the island for their winter home in