Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12
Littlejohn's !.
HOTEL RockMERE.

hits from her repertoire. The even
ing was a great success proving that
those who say that popular music
Is the only kind appreciated today are
mistaken in their views.
The recent arrivals at the hotel
are: Mrs. n. NJ. Durant and daugh-
ter, the Misses Jennie N. and Louise
of Savannah, Georgia; Miss Frances
D. Baker Of Atlanta, Georgia; Miss
Sarah Warren of Albany, Georgia;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Mason and son;
Lyman c., of Allston, Mass; Miss
Margaret Tilghman and Miss Caro-
line B. Hallfiegh of Harrisburg.
Pennsylvania; Miss Erma L. Shook
and sister, Miss Verie NJ Shook, of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mrs. H.
F. Whittemore, son, Mr.. Edward
Whittemore, and daughter, MISS
Priscilla Whittemore, of Weston,
Mass.
Tuesday, the second of August, the
long anticipated tennis tournament
with BuStinS came off, We compli-
ment them on their fine courts and
on their tennis form. Bustins won
the day, four matches out of five.
Though we lost, We feel that we en-
joYed the tournament very much
Some misunderstanding arose about
our having two men from Cousins
on our team. We wish to explain
that there is only one court on the
two islands. End only enough players
on the two islands to make up a very
small team. The affair about Cousins
challenging us was joke, for one
of their people said they'd have to
challenge us to get a chance to play
on our court. We trust all is clear
now.
Miss Bessie Dine and Miss Muriei
Cohen of Dorchester, spent the week.
end with the Misses Bertha and Mir
lam Muran at the Alpine cottage Mr..
Edwin Gomley of the firm of L. S.
Muran of Boston, also spent the
weekend as the guest of Mr. Mu-
ran.
Friends will be glad to hear that
Mr.. G. H. Hamilton has launched the
Katherine, named n his youngest
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
entertained Mrs. L. M. Glover, Miss
Doris Glover and Miss Winnifred
Glover at dinner a few days ago.
Mrs. A. G. Newhall, Miss Laura
L. Newhall, Miss Agnes E. Newhall,
Of Boston, and Miss Rachael w.
Washburn of Lincoln, Mass, are
enjoying August in the Green cot
tage.
Mrs. Alexander Hill is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. j. L. Spooner of
Boston, for the remainder of the sea-
son. Mrs. Hill is entertaining Miss
Fanny Moses of Atlantic, Mass, for
a few days.
Mrs A. Porter of Woburn arrived
Wednesday FROM Woburn to reside
FOR August in the Wobr'
She is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Beatrice Porter, and by her son,
Mr. Norman Porter.
Mr.. William Diamond has returned
to the Colomb cottage
Mr.. Robert Dickerman has been
spending few days with his par
ents.
Mrs. Prescott entertained at a
musicale Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Howard v. Knight and Mrs. F. E.
Dickerman were the singers. Mrs
George A. Willis, Miss E. Skermer-
horn, the Baroness A. NJ. Won Blom
berg, and others were present. The
selections rendered were I'm Peu d.
Amour" "At Dawning," "A Birthday"
"a Magic Song" "The Years at the
Spring" and others. Tea was served.
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the evening.
Mrs. l.. E. Muran, Mrs. James
Humphrey, Mrs. Paul c. Fischer,
Mrs. Caroline Clark, Mrs. w. II.
Arlington, and Miss Dorothy Fran
cess Arlington have been spending
many enjoyable evenings reading
aloud extracts from Francis Bacon's
cipher story. Owing to discussions
over history, all have gained much
knowledge they otherwise would not
have had.
Miss Emma Grace Barnes of South
birmingham, Mass, has been visiting
Miss Helen Whittemore for week in
the Ell Moro cottage. Mrs. Ralph
Dewey and daughter, Miss Marion
Dewey have returned from visit in
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh are coming to
visit Mrs. Captain A. Cummings at
the Melrose House. They have been
coming here for many years. Mr..
Walsh, so we hear, is detective
from Boston. Mr. Berkart has gone
to New York City for few days,
but will return shortly.
Great excitement was created last
Saturday when Henry Arlington ac-
copied a dare and walked off the
WnaT1, 1ully 0TeSSe0, 1OT nIteen Genus.
Immediately aI,er the evening boat.
all were startled to see Maurice Mu-
ran push Alice Prescott over the
edge. Miss Prescott screamed and
went under. A large crowd collect
ed and were somewhat amazed to see
Miss Alice come up and proceed
calmly to the shore. Excavations of
Mr.. Maurice were very loud until we
found that 1t had been a carefully
planned publicity act. The partici-
pants told US It had been highly sue
cessful and fully gratified their dra
matte anticipations.
Mrs. F. A. Cumberland and daugh-
ter. Gertrude, have arrived.
Mrs. Paul 6. Fischer has returned
home, but her son, Mr.. Herbert
Fischer will stay another week,
Mrs. Joseph #. Ready, Miss Mary
Ready, Miss Dorothy Ready, are now
at the Ready cottage, as also Mr..
Joseph Ready, Jr.
Miss Sarah Smitheman OF Hatton.