Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-29
Little DiarrlondI.

Miss Jane Murray of Little Dia-
mond has gone to Whitefield for a
few days fishing trip with a party
of friends and is expected to return
this week.
Mr.. Herbert Sackett of the island
has been in Boston during the past
week on business. Mr.. Herbert
Sackett's mother has been visiting
! friends in New Haven. 1t is her inten-
ton to remain there for a stay of a
| few weeks.
The family Of A. S. Dunlop of Massa-
chusetts arrived at the island last
week and have opened the attractive
| cottage for the remainder of the sea-
son. ..
Mr.. F.. A. Chamberlain and Miss
Chamberlain have been away from
the island for few days. They have
been visiting friends at Highland
Lake, Maine, where they had a most
enjoyable visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Batchelder
have been entertaining their friend,
Mrs. Edward Jones for few days
last week
both from Portland, arrived on the
island the last OF the week and are
now pleasantly situated at the Moore
cottage. They are being most en-
Enthusiastically greeted by their many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. James of the is
land have had as their recent guest
Mrs. James sister, Mrs. John Kaler
and her husband. Miss Alnah James
has had Miss Rebecca Craighill as a
guest at her summer home here last
week. Miss Craighill has now re-
turned to Cambridge, Mass. to join
her family, having been visiting up
to this time her friends Miss Jessie
Ridge Of West End, Chebeague, and
Miss James of the island
Vice-Consul and Mrs Heating en-
tertained lately Mrs William Coates
and her daughters, the Misses Marion
! and Donalda Coates, all of Montreal,
Canada.
Recent visitors on the island were
Mrs. Fred Boothby, her daughter,
Miss Ruperta Boothby, and Mr.. Julian
Greedy, all of Portland They are
frequent visitors on the island and
Rave many warm friends here.
The Junior association of Little
Diamond Island greatly surprised
their audience by the great success of
their minstrel show. With only a
week Of coaching under the capable
guidance of Mrs. James Moore, they
produced a performance superior to
many OF the professional shows
From beginning to the end the enthu-
| Siast1c audience roared with laugh
ter. Mr.. Proctor James proved him
self to be an amateur of great worth.
| For, according to reports of those
| present, he was an uproaringly funny
| end man.
On Friday night there will be given
| at CogaWesco hall a dinner by the
| men Of the island. 1t is rumored
that caterers from Portland will pro-
duce the best possible banquet Mrs
Bernadette Moreau's full orchestra
| will render music for the dinner and
| following the dance.
| Last Monday night many of the
island people went over to the Cape
Shore. The Cape Ferry was char
| tered for the trip to and from the
Cape and carried fully forty people
| going and coming back All those
| who went had a most jolly time en-
joying Robin Hood, the play, so well
presented by the Cape Theatre Co.
Miss Mary Townsend of Deering
visited over the week end. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Elmer Batchelder at their beau
tiful cottage here b.
Miss Lottie Heating was most
| agreeably surprised on last Thurs
| day, her birthday. Most delicious
refreshments were served and dane
ing was greatly enjoyed. Those
present were Mrs. William Coates,
Mrs. T. w. Atwood Mrs. Murray
Sandusky. Miss Mildred Heating and
| Mrs. Heating, the Misses Marion and
Donalda Coates, Miss Marjorie At
wood, Eloise Danforth Margery
Lamb. the Misses Helene and Sarah
Jordan, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss
AInah James. Miss Carolyn James,
Miss May Moore, Miss Beatrice
Sackett. Theodore Atwood, Henry
Lamb, Vernon Brown, Isaac Illesley.
Phillip and Clement Johnson, Mr.
Phillip James, Proctor James and