Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-05

boat Is equipped with an el&nL ii. p.
Universal 4-cycle engine and is capa-
BILE of 20 miles an hour, being very
narrow. Excellent control is spec
/, ial feature of this boat which is very
light. 1t is painted white with var
nished interior. -. -. -sss,a.S:
Miss Margaret Peckham of East Or
ange, N. j., and her friend, Miss Char
lotte Parker of Ipswich, Mass, who
were members of the Artists Colony
at Monhegan, are enjoying them
selves while being entertained by Mrs.
j. r. Thorpe at her cottage, located
above the high cliffs on the eastern
shore of the island, named Thor
pedo."
Mr.. R. H. Woodman has returned
from delightful cruise up the Maine
, coast in his yawl "Windjoy."
Mr.. Arthur Hague OF Gorham, Me-.
who is a student of the Yale Conser-
vatory of Music, is visiting Prof. and
Mrs. j. G. Adams of New Haven at
their cottage. Mr.. Hague gave a
most greatly enjoyed concert at their
cottage Thursday night. Several in
vrted guests were present to enjoy his
skilful playing of the piano.
Mr.. John S. Koehl of Chicago, the
head designer of the T. P. Nelson Co.
OF Chicago, and Mr.. C. Hinkens, the
interior decorator of the same COM
pany, arrived on the 2Sth of last
month and are the guests of Mrs.
Clara Louise Durham at her cottage,
"The Moorings."
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham is di-
recting a private dance at the Cot
tage Hall every Saturday and Tues
day nights. These dances are being
given for the amusement of the stock
holders of the Cottage Hall Associa-
ton. A player-piano operated by
Mrs. Alice Peck of Winstead, Conn,
, affords the music for the occasion.
Miss Winifred Root of New York
has arrived at the cottage of her pa
rents, "Tekitisi," for the remaining
part of the season.
|. Miss Edith Cochin of New York ar
rived Saturday at the cottage of Mrs.
,, L. B. Monroe.
At the delightful birthday party of
Rev. l.. w. Atwood given Friday were
the following: Mrs. Florence e. Dyer
of South Weymouth, Mass; Mrs. A.
Cotton and Miss NJ. L. Pendelton of
Arlington, Mass; Mrs. F. w. Waldron
and Miss Clestine Waldron of Plain
field, NJ; Mrs. Cora Harris and Miss
Ruth Harris of Windsor, VT; Miss
Mary Fairchilds and mother and Mr..
Coburn Armstrong OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
A large, deliberately decorated cake
with sufficient number of candles
and ice cream, sandwiches and cakes
and chocolate were the refreshments
enjoyed after o'clock, when the par
ty began.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. aShipman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Swift and daughter Marjorie
and Mrs. Macker and mother, Mrs. L.
Swift, all Of Worcester, Mass, who
have been spending the last two
weeks on the island, left for their
homes Sunday.
On the 9th of July, most delight
full house party was begun at "Clar-
ada" cottage near the Johnson house.
| The members arriving on the 9th
/ were Miss Jennie NJ. Pratt, Miss Eth
ell Skillings and Mrs. Clara NJ. Jones
OF Rumford, Me-, and Miss Margaret
Felkar of Kenosha, Wisconsin. The
! other members who arrived on the
31st were Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Pratt,
F. H. Atwood and wife, Hattie H.
Varney, Atwood Lyons, all of Rum
ford, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Irish OF
Buckfield, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs S. C.
Pratt, Turner, Me-, and C. C. Pratt of
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
DR.. Laurel Riegelman, a prominent
| woman physician and member of the
faculty of the Long Island Medical
College in Brooklyn, n. Y, and head
! medical examiner of the New York
City Department of Health,is among
! the many summer colonists who ar
rived this week. DR.. Riegelman is
occupying her cottage for the remain
der of the season and IS expecting a
considerable number of guests during
the month of August.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Melhads of
Boston are newcomers on the island.
They are at local boarding house at
present.
Miss Helen Johnson of Quincy,
! Mass, and her niece, Miss Grace Anis
or Maiden, Mass. are the guests of
Miss Johnson's father, Mr.. James I.
Johnson, at the latter's beautifully
situated camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith of
Cambridge, Mass, were recent visi-
tors OF Mrs. Sydney r. Skidmore of
Philadelphia, Pa, at her cottage on
Roseledge. Mrs. Skidmore is Mrs.
Smiths mother. Mr.. Smith is the
head architect of the firm of Wads-
worth & Bigelow of Boston. He was
intending to remain on the island
somewhat longer, but had to leave on
| account OF many new orders for his
frm. While the Smiths were his
guests Prof. Skidmore took them on
several lovely picnics and sails to
Quahaug Bay and other interesting
spots in the yacht aria" He has
been fishing almost constantly and has
landed many excellent catches. Mrs.
Cnarles sleeper of Lancaster, N. H., is
also guest of the Skidmores. She
arrived Sunday. Last week several OF
+ bailey Islands younger set enjoyed a
party OF charades at the Skidmore
/ cottage.
Mrs. Lewis G. Timpson and her
daughter, Miss Mary Timpson Of