Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-26

Mrs. GrOgan, Miss Marion Grogan
and Miss Ruth Grogan have return ed
home from Mrs. G. H. Hamilton's. Mrs
Gro2an expected to remain longer but
business reasons prevented. Mrs.
Hamilton entertained several of her
relatives on board the Esther last
Friday. The party went to see the
Twin Lights. Monday the family had
clam bake on Basket Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Colomb expect
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Westlake from FIT.
Mckinley for the week end.
Mr.. Robert DiCkerman spent The
week end with his parents here on
the island. Mrs. Dickerman ar
ranged an informal dance in her home
for the young folks. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by ALL Mr..
Dickerman is building a new ice
house to supply both his home and the
yacht, Minna.
Mrs. Prescott, the Baroness A. NJ.
Won Blomberg, and Miss Skermerhorn
were entertained at tea on the Tufts
College Laboratory in South Harps-
well the other day. Thursday noon a
party of young people had a picnic
lunch in Mrs. Prescott's Garden of
Allah. After a merry meal Miss
Helen Prescott told the fortunes of
the company.
Miss Barnes and Miss Tobey have
returned from the San Francisco Ex
position to spend the remainder of
the summer on the island. They mo-
tored from Boston Friday the thir-
teenth and struck only the usual bad
roads. Their cottage is called Ke-
nah, the poetical Indian version of
In-the- Face Of the Wind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis e. Russell of
birmingham, Mass, have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George G. White
more in the Ell Moro cottage for a
few days.
Everyone is sorry to hear that the
crowd of jolly girls who were visiting
Mrs. Willis has sadly thinned How
ever, Mr.. Sumner Willis spent the
week end here with his mother to help
celebrate her birthday.
Miss Dorothy F. Arlington has re-
turned from South Harpswell where
she spent an enjoyable week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Muran and fam
lily have been spending few days
in Old Orchard, where they were to
celebrate the thirteenth birthday of
Master Maurice Muran, with relatives
and friends.
Last Friday evening Mr.. Wheeler,
who is stopping in the Allston cot
tage was SO kind as to let party of
young folk invade his home and have
IL fudge party and dance. All had a
glorious time dancing and singing,
cooking and washing UP, Mr.. Wheeler
as much as the young people, he
said
Miss Mildred buchanan Of Woburn is
a guest of Miss Alice Nichols in the
Bay View cottage.
DR.. Edith 70. Woodell of Waverley.
Mass, spent the week end with Mrs.
w. a. Sampson. DR.. G.. +. Woodell of
Lynn was also a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett OF
Someryille visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl.
ton Hicks for few days. Mr.. Leon
Flagg of Melrose Highlands is a guest
of Miss Doris Hicks.
Mr. Haddon spent the week end in
the Pine Cone cottage.
Mr.. Edward =. Fuller left Cooks
Shore cottage for his home in Melrose
Monday.
Mr.. William r.. Stokes OF PhiladeI-
phia, prominent member of the
Philadelphia bar, Is here for the re-
mainder of the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott Stewart, who have been
at Prout's Neck, Me-, will spend Sun
day with their daughter at the High
land cottage.
Miss Claire f. Browne, Wellesley
'16, has been visiting Miss Lillian Ev-
ans. Her presence was a welcome
addition TO the groups OF young PEG.