Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-08

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cent arrivals were N. M. Campbell
and daughter Margaret of Montreal,
Can, Miss C. c. Fineke, New York City
and Mrs. William Palmer Coke of Bos-
ton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ.
Hewett OF Somerville, Mass, who have
been at the house for two weeks va
cation returned home recently.
Lieutenant Theodore Morse, an
active officer in the United States
Navy at Portsmouth, is visiting his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Harmon C..
Morse Of Baltimore. DR.. Morse is a.
prominent professor at Johns Hopkins
University.
Mr.. William Sisson, an undergradu-
ate of Brown, class of 1918, has been
visiting Mrs. John H. Ridge. While here
many parties and picnics were given
in his honor and for his entertain
ment. MIR. Sisson will spend the sum-
mer in Jackson, Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. .Hoben with
their two sons of Springfield, Mass,
are among the recent arrivals. The
family are at the Hill homestead at the
/ east end and they are to remain until
| late in the season. Mr.. Hoben and
both sons are devoted to deep sea fish
| ing and great part of their vacation
is given to enjoying this pleasureable
sport. Mr.. and Mrs .Hoben are we'll
known members of the summer COLONY
and their many friends here are glad
to hear they are at the island once
again.
Mr.. E. D. Harrison of Irvington, New
Jersey accompanied by his son, Mr.
CHARLES Harrison, were guests over
the holiday of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sea-
bury. On account of business affairs
they were only able to spend few
days here. However they plan to re-
turn later in the season for an extend
ed vacation. Last year Mr.. Harrison
and son occupied the Peanut" cottage
on Beach avenue. Their many friends
are sorry to know they will not be able
| to spend the entire summer here this
year.
Mr.. Clinton NJ. Hamilton, selectman
from the town has been in consulta-
ton with the other two members of
the board of selectmen for the past
three weeks preparing the town tax.
This work was completed Saturday
last and the amount raised this year
will be about $4,000. Of this the is
land will contribute about thirty per
cent of the total amount to be raised.
| The tax rate is sixteen dollars and
seventy three cents.
Miss Helen Thompson entertained
the Queen Esther Circle of which she
is member, at her home last week
| Those present were Miss Helen
Thompson hostess, the Misses Leila
and Pauline Hall, Miss Matte Little
field and Miss Virginia Bennett. The
guests Of the club were Miss Stella
| Hale and Miss Pearl Bates. Upon the
close of the regular meeting dainty
| homemade refreshments were served
and an evening OF great social Joy
ment was experienced by all those
! present.
Mrs. Thomas Turner and her two
children Wilmer and Mildred, have
| returned to their home. AS Mr.. Turn
er's business keeps him in Boston the
year around, Mrs. Turner and her chill
dren spend the winter in Boston but
each year return to their home on the
| island.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Berry of Wa
| tertown, parents of Mrs. George S.
Hicks, are visiting Mrs. Hicks. Other
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks are Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Berry and Mr..
| George Berry, all of WATERFOWL, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Schuyler was the
| guest of Miss Elizabeth Passano over
the week end and the fourth. While
there Miss Schuyler proved herself to
be most popular young lady greatly
| entertaining the young people of the
West End colony.
Miss Alice Vernon entertained her
friend, Miss Cornelia Jackson of Port
land and Great Diamond Island, over
the Fourth.
Rev. G. H. Parkinson and family of
Newton Center, Mass, are at the
Edwards cottage near Central Land
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland B. French Of
Wakefield, Mass, are in the w. N.
Henderson house near the postoffice.
Mrs. Mary J. Dyer of Portland will
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Sherman Hamilton, near Central
Landing.
Mrs. Lila Stone of Attleboro, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria Cur
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hamilton
and young daughter of Boston, Mass,
| were the guests of Mr.. Hamilton's par
ents over the holiday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. James c. Hamil-
tons mother, Mrs. Delback and her
daughter Miss Louise Delback. Mr.. Jas.
G. Hamilton is in the Office of one of
the leading patent lawyers of Boston,
Mass. While at the island Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton were entertained at
the home OF several Of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jhon S. Crowley Ger