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

ii store with the Red Signs. All coats
Sanitary in every particular. Fine ir
II Soda. Ice Cream. Largest line Of So
Camera Supplies. Our rate for checki
do great deal of yachting in their
large motorboat, the 'tHelmuth."
I Mrs. D. B. Perry of Create, 'Nebras-
ka, wife of the late president of Doone
College at Create, gave a most inter-
esting lecture to about thirty people at
the cottage of Mr.. Riborg Mann. She
/ related her experiences of the great
World war now raging. Her tales
were most interesting as we'll as fas-
cinating, and her ability to picture the
true circumstances was most remark
able. When war broke out between the
! Teutons and France, Mrs. Perry was
/ in Paris, where she lived through the
siege of Paris and where she was con-
. tinually expecting that city to fall
Later when Italy declared war she was
in Rome and thus she could clearly
describe details never told in any of
the best papers concerning the pres
ent gigantic struggle. Her friends all
! entertain them in like manner in the
future.
At the beginning of this week Mr..
Henry B. Twombly and son, Mr.. Ed
ward B. Twombly, of New York, left
for Algonquin Park, Ontario, Can,
where they will spend three entire
weeks fishing for speckled trout, the
fish which abounds in the large
brooks that pour out into this famous
lake of the British colony.
! Mr.. Edward B. Twombly of New
York and his son, Mr.. Henry B. Twom-
bly,, returned last Thursday from
long cruise on the coast of Maine as
far as Camden in Mr.. Twombly's SUI
perb yacht.
. Mr. and Mrs. Cecile Alexander and
their daughter, Miss Bernice Alexsp-
der, of New York City were recent
visitors of Mrs. d. L. Barker at her
cottage, the breakers" They return
ed last week after a vacation more en-
ioyed than any other they have ever
had Mrs. Dorothy Lawton of New
York is at present guest of Mrs.
, Barker's and is enjoying herself i'm
! mensely. Rev. DR.. Charles H. Mann
of New York gave a talk at the
Breakers" last Thursday afternoon to
a crowd of abont thirty five much in
was The New Humanism. The talk
proved to be of the greatest interest.
| Rev. and Mrs. Adolf Roeder were re-
Gently guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. "
Moffitt Of Orange, N. j., at their sum-
I mer home at Southport. Shortly be-
fore visiting the Motifs they were in
Bath, Me-, on an automobile trip visit
ing several of their many friends.
Miss Janet Lyle of New York, who
after short visit at Mr.. Herbert Days
of Washington, was invited to Kenne-
bunk as guest of Mrs. A. B. Tracy, OF
Washington, has returned to Mr.. Days
cottage, Grey Lodges, after her most
delightful visit. Grey Lodges has re-
Gently been repaired and the entire
roof is newly shingled. Mr.. Charles s.
Thomas, the we'll known contractor,
has performed the repairs in his usual
skilfull manner.
Mrs. S. G.. DunhNn of Hartford,
Conn, the wife of the president of
the Travellers Insurance Company, and
her granddaughter, Miss Sylvia Will
amena Durham, are being entertained
by Mrs. E. A. Tolles of Hartford at her
cottage, "Egdecliff," located near the
Driftwood hotel. The party consist
ing Of Mrs. Tolles and Mrs. and Miss
Durham left last Thursday for Port
land where they will spend the week
end at the Everett Chambers and call
on many Of their friends.
Mrs. Henry Herring wife of the cele-
brated sculptor of New York, is being
entertained by Mrs. Everett Tracy OF
New York at the cottage belonging to
Prof. Skidmore on Roseledge. Mr..
Tracy, who has been away from the is
land some weeks, returned on the 31st
to stay for two weeks more before re-
turning to his home with his wife.
Mrs. w. L. r. Haven of Morristown,
N. j., spent last Thursday and Friday
at Tree tops as the guest of Mr.. and
! Mrs. John G. Armstrong of Norris
town. Mrs. Haven has been spending
the summer at Old Orchard and did
not come from Morristown directly.
Tree-tops is situated on Summer Hill
overlooking both Mackerel Cove and
the island as well as much of the ocean
and of Harpswell.
AS the guests of Rev. and Mrs. L.
| w. Atwood Of Portsmouth, N. H., Miss
/ Harriet l.. Cutter of Milwaukee, Wis,
, and Mr.. Chester G. Miller OF Brockton,
Mass, have been spending the last
week. Mr.. Miller, who possesses an
exquisite voice, has been giving must
calls every afternoon of last week to
the friends of Rev. and Mrs Atwood
and all delight in coming, Mr.. MIL
ler's voice being so exceptionally good
The cottage belonging to Rev. Atwood
Is located on Summer Hill among the
pine and balsam. 1t was formerly
gray and red. trimmings but has been
painted over bright red with yellow
trimmings, equally as fascinating The
Atwoods returned last Saturday to
their home in Portsmouth, They will