Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

Lewiston are spending their honey
moon on the island. They are oc-
cupying the Hawkes. camp at the East
End. Their recent guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Rowe and son Harold
and Mrs. Katherine Clapperton and
son Gilbert, all from Lewiston, Me.
They have now returned to their
homes after a visit of great fun with
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton.
DR.. N. D. Johnson is spending the
remaining few weeks of the summer
with his family at their cottage
"Lyndhurst' at the East End. DR..
Johnson's aunt, Mrs. DR.. Sherman Of
Waltham, Mass, is a guest at this
cottage. Last week Mr. Jack Brig
ham, also Of Waltham, arrived here
for stay of a week or more.
Mr.. Charles E. Berry, who has been
frequent visitor on the island, spent
the last weekend at the Berry cot
tage at Massachusetts colony. While
here he was the guest of his daughter
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hicks,
who are spending the summer here.
Mr.. Roger Howell of the West End
has recently returned from a two
weeks trip in Canada. His late guestS
Mr.. John Yost, who accompanied Mr..
Howell in the Canadian trip, has re-
turned to Baltimore, Md Now that
Mr.. Howell has arrived on the island
he has taken an active interest in
base ball and has joined the West End
team thereby greatly strengthening
1t by his capable and steady playing.
Mr.. Stanley Gass, who has been oc-
cupying a cottage in the Massachu-
sets colony, returned to his home in
Waltham last Sunday night. Mrs.
Gass did not return with her husband
to Waltham but will stay in the cot
tage here for the remainder of the
summer months.
Although the weather proved most
disappointing for the cruise taken by
DR.. Howell, Miss Janet Howell and
Miss Teresa Howell, a most crafty
ing trip was experienced. The cruise
was taken down the coast in their
splendid 30-foot auxiliary cruising
sloop, the Janet"
Among the departures from the is
land will be noticed that of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Maxwell, who have re-
turned to Worcester after an enjoy
able visit with Mrs. E. c. Wilson at
the Goddard Wilson cottage. Other
lately were, Mr. Lewis Goddard of
Portland, Mrs. Harry Day, Lewiston
and Miss Mary Bartlett, who arrived
here last week from East Orange, n.
]. Mr.. Arthur Hall of Waterville, Me-,
came last Saturday for a short stay
here.
Mr.. Frank Turney Of Newton, Mass,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hart
~ ,ns,. l.
acle." Mrs. A. T. Gould, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, has now
returned to Newburyport after a de-
lightful weeks visit on the island.
The cottage formerly known as that
of Mrs. Laurie's but now owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Caps of Washing
ton, D. c., is again occupied by Mrs.
Capps and her children. 1t has been
remodeled and enlarged and is now
almost completed. While Mr.. How
ard Hamilton, the contractor, has been
making these great changes, Mrs.
Capps and children have been occupy
ing a neighboring cottage but are
most thankful to be again settled in
their own home.
Mr.. Otis w. Everett, Mr. Lewis Ev-
erett and Mr.. Charles E. Holland all
from Worcester, Mass, are spending
a week at Mr. Harry Robinson's bun
galow. Already fishing parties and
sailing parties have been experienced
with pleasure. Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son left the island last Saturday to
Mass, after having spent a month of
enjoyment here.
Mr.. William Chandler Newell of
"Justamere" cottage, who has been
visiting his family, has returned to
Springfield, Mass, to resume his bus
mess. Mr.. Newell expected to stay
here longer but the sudden sickness of
his partner forced him to return i'm
mediateIy.
Mrs. H. A. Wilson has returned to
Olive Lodge after three weeks stay
in Portland where she underwent an
operation. Her many friends here
will be happy to know that she is
now rapidly gaining strength. Prof.
Wilson is expected to arrive soon by
DR.. Paterson Symthe. He will come
from England where he has been
summering with his mother.
Mrs. Hoyt, formerly of Portland
now of Haverhill, Mass. is the guest
for week of Mrs. F.. J. Horne at her
outage near EdSlSIu LduuluS.
Mrs. H. H. Robbins recently enter
tanned her many friends with an auc-
ton bridge party Of two tables. Dain-
ty refreshments were served and a
general good time was experienced by
all. Those present were as follows:
Mrs. BournonvilIe. Mrs. John Morgan
Ash Of Artists Point, Mrs. Romaine
Keyser and her guest, Miss Jane Ad-
ans of the Massachusetts colony, Mrs.
Louis s. Dietz, Mrs. James Albion,
Miss Marie Robbins and Mrs. H. H.
Robbins, the hostess. Mrs. Robbins
has as guests for two weeks her
friends, the Misses Henrietta and
Helen Brown Of Chestnut Hill, Phila-
delphia, Penn.
Rev. e. G. Pollard of Newton, Mass,
Is soon to give two illustrated lee
lures. The one on August 18th will
have for It's subject the Yellowstone
Park This lecture will be held at
the Hill Crest Hotel. On the Monday