Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-22
THE HOMESTEAD,
CLIFF ISLAND.
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were away from the island for a few
days last week. They made a flying
trip to Boston, returning to the cool
Bay Breeze as soon as they were able.
Mr.. Fred Thurber, brother of Mrs
Norman l. Black, is visiting the Island.
He joined Mr.. Black in the Portland
and Boston Yacht Club cruise which
took place this week. Mr.. Thurber
is famous yachtsman, being one of
the men who crossed the Atlantic
Ocean in a small sloop. This yacht
had only a nineteen foot water-line.
Mr.. Thurber accomplished this feat to
prove his theory that the size of a
craft has nothing to do with it's sea-
worthiness if properly handled.
At the Library last Wednesday,
Mrs. Kemp Bachelor proved herself
to be most charming hostess. A
large gathering of the island people
were present enjoying greatly the
social afternoon. AT these teas which
are held every Wednesday afternoon,
all friends are welcomed.
On next Wednesday the Misses
Smith of the island will have charge
of the Afternoon Tea.
The people on the island will be
pleased to note the new mail schedule
which took place on July 18TH Under
the new arrangement the mails arrive
and leave the Post Office with every
steamer to and from Portland. The
schedule is:
Mails to Portland
A. NJ. PM
6.35-1O.4O 3.25-4.5e
Mails from Portland
SOO-11.0O 215-6. 20
Mr.. Johnson's cottage, called the
Sunset cottage, is occupied this year
as it has been in several past seasons,
by Mrs. G. E. Hogan and family of
Portland. The family consists of Mr.
Edward Hogan, jamie and Annie Belle
Hogan and Mr.. Muir Hogan. AL
though they arrived late, they look
forward to a most joyful season.
Mrs. William Black is entertaining
Mrs. Murray Mellish and daughter,
Miss Elsie, of Maiden, Mass, at her
delightfully."- situated home ON the
Sunset Road Shore
Mr.. Robert Nicely and family of
Philadelphia, Penn, recently arrived
on the island. Mr.. Nicely left here
last week for business trip to Phila-
delphia- He has, however, by this
time, returned to his cottage, "Krag
Nor"
A pupil of DR.. Olaf Jensen, Miss
Louise Jenkins of Chubler, PENN, ar
rived Saturday on the island. She
will be the guest for the season of
DR.. and Madame Jensen at Red Fern"
cottage. Miss Jenkins studies with
DR.. Jensen at Beechwood College,
Penn.
Miss Leila Williamson of Chambers
Vile, Penn, a guest of DR.. Jensen
last, returns this season with party
Of friends. She and her friends &C.
cupy Camp Comfort, a small cottage
nearby DR.. Jensen. Miss Williamson
recently held the honor of being grad.
uated from Wilson College, Penn, this
spring and of which she is an enthu-
siastic alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Shorley, from
Everett, Mass, Miss e. Il. Shorley of
Maiden, Mass, and Mr.. Il. M. Cooling
Of Wollaston are on the island They
will occupy Sweet Briar cottage for
a sojourn of couple of weeks after
which they will return to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kenney OF South
Paris. Maine, were guests on the
island last week Mr.. Kenney who
is Postmaster of the South Paris Post
Office returned to his business after
spending the week end. Mrs. Kenney
VIZ iS"pi hOi thS tSbI VI tuS WeSh
and then intends to join her husband.
Mrs. Vance Cheney of Washington,
ID. c., Is preparing a book for publ
cation, the title of which is to be, The
Master-Law. At about the first of
August Mrs. Cheney will commence
her summer school of Right Thinking
and Right Living at the Chambers
cottage which Mrs. Cheney has rented
for the season.
we'll known summer resident, M
Charlton Murphy, has returned here