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

and DR.. Brooks H. Wells of New York,
fishing trip to Nova Scotia. Four years
ago Dr. Wells took Prof. Dahlgren on
similar trip in his large yawl, Is
tar" consuming seven weeks in all.
The schooner set out at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning and will return
within four weeks or less.
On last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Uric Dahlgren, wife of Prof. Uric
Dahlgren of Princeton University,
gave a most delightful beach supper
in honor of her youngest son Joseph,
who on that day celebrated his four
teenth birthday. Two roaring fires
were started on the beach, facing
Bailey Island, about $50 over whose
Goals the coffee, sausageS and bacon
were cooked at 6.15, when the guests
arrived. Mr.. Dahlgren received many
presents. including candies, several
bright neckties, electric lamp and
two penknives. The delicious repast
with cake and ice cream and lemon
ade mixed with grapejuice was en-
joyed by the younger set Of Harpswel
which included the Misses Dorothy
Collins, Sydney Brown, Margareta
and Ruth McCandless. Sophie Motif,
Caroline Fowler of st. Louis, Betty
Page of Chatham, N. j.. Florence Ar
mold, Paterson, n. j., Edith McEwen,
Newark, N. j.. Miss Dubach of ST.
Louis, Miss Johannah Jensen, y. Y.
c., Kate Williams, st. Louis, MIMI,
the Messrs Shepley Paul of Auburn,
B. Theil of Boston, Ivan Arnold or
Paterson, N. j., George Page, Chat-
ham, N. J.. Woodruff Isbell of New
Er;i Of rTnffc collage
Medford. Mass. Eugene Baker of ST.
Louis. Robert Brewer of Boston. the
president of the Dartmouth Univer-
sity club in that city, William Nc
Candless of Cornell University. ithaca,
n. Y. Lansdeu McCandless of Prince
ton University. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Wheat of ST. Louis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas of Boston. who are
spening the summer at their beautl-
fully designed cottage on Ash Point.
Mr.. Thomas led the singing of sew
eral of the young men, who sent sweet
music all along the echoing beach.
They were Messrs. McCandless, IS
bell, Wheat and Mr.. Thomas himself.
When it had been dark for long
while and the fires had died down
considerably. the party went under
the chaperonage of Mr.. and MRS.
Wheat to Hamilton Hall, where they
entered the prize dancing contest ana
carried away the first three prizes.
Miss Johanna Jennse>- of New York
and Mrs. Uric Dahlgren of Princeton,
Y. J., spent Thursday in Portland.
Mrs. E. q. Sherwin, who is spending
the summer with her husband at the
Sunset cottage on Hurricane Ridge,
spent several days with her friend,
Miss Margarete Briggs of Auburn, as
her guest in that city.
Mr.. C.. N. Smith Of wellesley Hills
is visiting Mr.. S. B. Carey of Midway,
Mass, at his cottage Nedskennell on
Hurricane Ridge, for the summer.
Miss N. A. Peterson of Brunswick
arrived again this month at her cot
tage, commanding a superior view OF
the Neck and neighboring islands, Tor
the rest of the summer. With her are
Miss A. r. Bernier and Mr.. Fred }.
Desjardin of Brunswick, who are here
for an indefinite stay.
Miss Faith Merriman Of st, Bar
bara California. has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. M. F. Williams of Cam
bridge at the latter's little cottage,
"Solid Comfort" for several days last
week. She left Thursday.
Miss Johanna Jensen Of New
York, who is head superintendent OF
the Fifth Avenue Bank in New YORK
city. is visiting Mrs. Uric Dahlgren
of Princeton. Later in the season Miss
Jensen will travel to Arizona, where
she Is expecting to spend three
months on a ranch and also expects
to do much horseback riding, consid-
ering that she has INDUCED much In
that pastime in past years.
Mr.. Alex Harding Of Brooklyn. N.
Y, is visiting Mrs. Charles E. Noble
on Hurricane Ridge.
Mr.. William K. McCandiess Of st.
Louis, who is first lieutenant OF Co.
A., of the Battalion OF Cadets at Cor
nell University, is spending the sum-
mer with his parents at their cottage
of the Auburn Colony.
Miss Emily N. Stewart of Washing
ton. ID. c., and Miss Lillian Miller OF
Toxic, Japan, are the guests OF Miss
Marie Peary at Eagle Island . Mrs.
Walter B. Sawyer Is also visiting
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Peary at their
summer home. On Wednesday, Au-
gust III, Admiral and Mrs. Peary cele-
brated the twenty anniver-
sary of theft wedding. The celebra-
ton was quiet family affair, but the
first fine day OF the season added
greatly to the enjoyment OF all.
Robert p. Peary Jr., has returned
to Eagle Island after month spent
st Camp Winona, Denmark, Me.
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