Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-19

Pr Wasting uISdu, CueeSe, bacon, etc.
whatever fancy desired-and an ad
lib luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. RAY
mond, Miss Ballou, Miss Hadcock,
Miss Dora Kerwin. Mr.. Oliver Kom-
losy and Mr.. Eaton assisted in the
1mpromptu entertainment Mrs. Dick
son, the Misses Julia and Myrtle Dick
son of Roxbury, Miss Dora Kerwin,
Concord, Mass, Miss Louise R. Ballou,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss Maud Pennock.
Roxbury, Miss Mildred Files, Roxbury,
Mr.. Guy Miller, Boston quests at the
Lodge),. Miss Jessie SWEET and Miss
Katherine Titus of Boston, Mrs Ray
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie" Hahn,
Mr.. Oliver Komlosy, Mr.. Friez, Mr..
Nelson Oliver, Mr.. F. Anton Komlosy
and Mr.. p. r. Eaton were among those
present,
At the Barnacle CMr. and Mrs. T. R.
Meath of Lynn, Mass, are coming to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Hart for stay of nearly week. Re-
Gently Mr. and Mrs. Hart and family
had a picnic party on Baileys Island
and much fun was experienced by
/, those present. Mr.. Frank Tierney
and Miss Annie Sullivan left last Sat
urday for Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Friedrich Thompson, who has
oPOlI IiS past 1--WE years Ill Tile
pine Islands, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton at their beautiful sum-
mer residence Pelham" Mrs. Thomp-
son came to the States to take her
sister, Mrs. Fitch, of Rockville, Conn,
back with her to the Philippines and is
making short stay here, visiting her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. Thompson's husband has been
under the employ OF the Westinghouse
Electric Co., and was called by them
from the Philippines to San Francisco
where he has been engaged in bust
ness at the Exposition ever since it
started. Later in the season, about
the first of September, Miss Ethel
Wilson of New York is expected to
make visit at the Pelham"
Mrs. Bournonville went for a visit
to the Rangeley lakes last week where
she was the guest Of her friend, Mrs.
Watt. She spent week there and
returned to her cottage, THE Crumb,"
last Tuesday having had a thorough
ly enjoyable stay at the Lakes.
Mr.. Jack Lambert's parents, MI and
Mrs. Kelly, recently arrived upon the
island. Mr.. Kelly spent the week
end here but now has left the island
to resume his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Pierson from
Briarcliff Manor, New York spent a
few days on the island but have now
gone back to their home in New York.
In an exceedingly close and inter-
esting game last Friday afternoon at
Cliff Island, the West End team of the
| island managed to trim the Cliff Is
| land team by a score of six to five in
closely contested ten inning game.
Mrs. James Thurston, Miss Roxanna
Thurston and Miss Laura Roberts, all
| from Scarboro, Me. and Miss Margaret
Ross from Mortified are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Henderson.
Mr.. Vernon Hamilton of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Sher-
man Hamilton, for short sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Littlefield
from Rumford Falls are on the island
They are visiting their parents and
will probably stay here for two or
| three weeks.
Mr.. Paul Huston of South Freeport,
Me-, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Bennett, at her home here.
Mr.. S. W. Gass spent the week end
with his wife at their cottage "Quaboag
Lodge" in the Massachusetts colony.
He has returned to his business in
Waltham. Mrs. Gass had as a recent
guest, Miss Bertha Pendexter, of Port
land who spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Gass.
Miss Alice M. Fay of South Franz
ingham, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Hicks for two weeks
, visit. Miss Elizabeth White of Brock
ton arrived here last Saturday and
| will remain until the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Putney and attrac-
| tive daughter Mildred of Waverly,
Mass, who have been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hicks, returned to their home
last Saturday.
| Mr.. George n. Graves of Boston was
! the guest of Mrs. Romano Keyser O.
yer last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Crowley Ger
| trude WaIker) and Mrs. Albert j.
Walker were the guests of manager
Mr.. Ralph e. Rowe at the Peaks Is
land House last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowley entertained at dinner there
Thursday evening Mr.. Augustus G.
Foster the musician of Boston, Mass,
and Mr., Edgar II. Paine, well known
In musical circles in Portland. Mr..
Foster is the accompanist for the
llMen's Singing Club of Beverly, Mass.
In the early part of the week at the
church Rev. t.. G. Pollard of Newton
] gave lecture on the Mammoth
Cave" This lecture was not illustrat-
ed by stereoptican slides but by es-
pecially painted canvasses of certain
interesting views of the wonderful
cave In Kentucky. Many people at
tended this interesting lecture which
was well worth going to. Rev. Mr..
| Pollard will stay on the island for a
week and will be the guest Of his
(, friend, Rev. q. w. Parkinson, of New
ton, Mass, who Is summer resident
OF the island.
Miss Gertrude Albion Is now visit
| ing In Portland as the guest of her re-
/ cent guest, Miss Hope Mathewson, for
a sojourn of q week. DR.. Albion's
mother, Mrs. Maria Bentley OF Med
| fofd IIiIIafdo' ir Tho eltoaf ~ IDr and