Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-08
T ourists !:

now are living in the Old Homestead
on Church road where they are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of their
many friends. ......
Mrs. Anna Searles, the guest and
mother of Mrs. E. A. Solomons of
brooklyn, New York, is being most de-
lightfully entertained by her daughter
She greatly admires the island in the
beauty of its scenery with the wide O.
pen stretch of the ocean on one side
and the view Of the placid calm waters
and islands on the other.
Mr.. Norman Black, the we'll known
magazine illustrator and designer, join
ed the Portland Yacht Club of which
he is member, on their annual cruise.
Mr.. Blacks cruiser is noted in the
bay as being among the best equipped
cruisers afloat. Mr.. Kemp Bachelor
accompanied Mr.. Black upon this
cruise. which takes place over the
fourth Of this month every year. Mrs.
Black entertained over the holiday her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Thurber and her brother, Mr. VIM
Thurber, all of Providence, r. l.
Mrs. X. Berle is again occupying her
cottage on Sunset Road, Master ALI.
and Miss Gudrun look toward to a
happy summer Of play in the free air
and sunshine.
Miss Hazel Walker has taken the
! Casco Bay Breeze delivery route for
| the summer and if you are a resident,
a cottager or hotel guest your patron
age will be appreciated very highly by
/ this young girl as we'll as the Breeze
publishers.
Mr.. D. e. Dickey, salesman for the
Stedman- Hawkes. Co. of Portland with
his daughter Adeline and sons Barah
| and Payson Dickey spent the holidays
at Quannapowitt cottage. Mr.. Dickey
! is frequent visitor at the island.
Mrs. F. G. Bachelor and son, Mr..
! Kemp of Baltimore, Maryland, arrived
on the island last week. Mrs. Batchel-
TO, who is proprietress of the Auco-
! cisco house, has opened it for the sea-
son. The guests of Mrs. Bachelor
are Miss Dorothy F. c. Armstrong Of
Baltimore and Messrs. Francis and
Hamilton Chadwick of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. George Wood and her daughter
Miss Mary E. Wood of Taunton, New
: Jersey are recent arrivals on the is
: land. They are staying at the Auco-
cisco where they have been the guests
for many successive years.
The cottage of Mrs. A. D. Chandler
of Reading, Mass, has been let to Mrs.
Bachelor. This cottage is to be used
| in conjunction with the hotel. Here a
summer school of right thinking and
! right living will be established by
Mrs. Vance Cheney of Washington, D.
! c., president Of the International Lea
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| ing. The school will commence on
, July fifth and close upon the seven
teeenth of August. The pupils will
take their meals at the Aucocisco
House, which is but five minutes
walk from the school cottage.
Another guest of the Aucocisco
house is Miss. Emma Stuffed, Wash
/ ington, ID. G.
The recent arrival of Mr. and Mrs.
w. E. Chaplin is appreciated by their
many friends here. Mr.. Chaplin is
| teacher of great value in the CONNER
cial department of Portland High
! School They are occupying as they
have for several seasons, their cottage
on the Ridge.
| Mrs. A. d. Chandler of Reading,
we'll known former summer resident,
|
| friends regret that she will not again
occupy her cottage, which she has
rented to Mrs. F. G. Bachelor.
The cottage Wannelake has a large
| house party of young women for this
month The group consists of the
Misses Ella and Margaret Cook, Miss
Hazel Vernam, Miss Agnes Vernam,
Miss Corneia Godshalk, Miss Elisa e.
Dobbs and the Misses Mercy A. and
Hannah Pearson, all of Trenton, N. j.
AS can be imagined with such party
Of young women everything from the
boating and fishing to the beautiful
walks on the island are being immense.
ly enjoyed by this jolly crowd.
The cottage of Mrs. s. A. Davis has
undergone extensive alterations. Two
new rooms have been added to the sec
ond floor and bay windows TO the low
err floor. This not only enlarges the
house greatly but also greatly inn
proves the looks OF the house. Miss
| Clara Davis, daughter of Mrs. Davis, is
visiting her mother for q short so
journ. After her stay here she will
return to her home in Portland.
! DR.. Olaf Jensen and his wife, Madam
Boye Jensen are entertaining Miss
Margretta DTewsen of Philadelphia,
Penn. DR.. Jensen is the noted prof
essor OF music at Beechwood college
in Pennsylvania while Madam Jensen
| is beautiful contralto singer of world
wide repnte.
] Mr.. James d. Rankin Of Maiden,