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

season. But on account Of unavoidable
/ delays 1t had not been placed until last
| week. The carpet cost two hundred
dollars. which expense the Ladies Aid
Society of the church will pay for from
their own funds.
Miss Gertrude Albion, who lately has
been visiting for few days in Port
land. has now returned to her home on
the North Shore. While in Portland
Miss Albion was the. guest of. aiher
/ friend. Miss Hope Mathewson. who has
previously been entertained by Miss
Albion.
A recent arrival on the island is
Miss Emily Wellington of Newton,
Mass, who is being entertained by
Mrs. F. S.. Webster and Miss Clara
Webster at their attractive cottage on
North Shore. Mrs. Webster expects
this week Mr.. Percy Webster and Mr..
Raymond Patton of West Newton, who
will arrive here sometime today. Mr..
F. s. Webster recently spent his va
cation with his family. He is now.
| however, travelling in Newfoundland,
| Canada.
The guests of Miss Marie Robbins,
the Misses Helen and Henrietta
| Brown, have left the island after a
most enjoyable two weeks visit on the
island. The Misses Brown went from
here to Boston by train where they
started their automobile tour from
Boston to. Buffalo. After this trip
they will return to Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia, where their winter resi-
dence is situated. ..
Last Thursday evening Mrs. H. X.
| Robbins entertained at dinner a few
of her friends. Those present we're,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dietz, Miss Hart
Lester Harris, Mrs. James Richardson,
Miss Marie Robbins and the hostess.
A most delicious shore dinner was
served by Mrs. Robbins who proved
herself to be most charming and ca
pable hostess.
A motorboat party consisting of Mrs.
H. K. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Dietz,
Miss Marie Robbins, Miss ,Hart-Lester
Harris was given by Mrs. James Rich
ardson. A sail to Bailey Island was
much enjoyed by the participants who
spent most pleasant afternoon on
| the water.
Mr.. Daniel Harris and ". Louis
Dietz have recently returned to the
| island. They spent a week on a walk
ing trip or hike from Mt. Washington
to Hanover, N. H, where their Alma
Mater Dartmouth College is located.
| In all they spent eight days on the
hike, bunking in the Dartmouth Out
ing Clubs cabins which are built at
intervals Of thirty miles from Mt.
Washington to Hanover. 1t is needless
to say that the trip was of such enjoy
ment to the young men that they hope
| to repeat a similar hike in the coming
| seasons.
The dinner party given by Miss Clara
Webster last week at the home of her
mother, Mrs. F. S. Webster, proved to
be one of the best times experienced
by them this season. Those of the
party including the Websters were,
Miss Marie Robbins and her guests,
the Misses Helen and Henrietta Brown,
and the Misses Rita and Hart-Lester
Harris from "Noddlehead." The. eve
ning's enjoyment went so quickly that
1t was not until late hour that the
guests departed for their homes.
DIR. Harold Wilson Of Texas has Just
. arrived at Olive Lodge to be the guest
! of DR.. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth.
MIR. Wilson recently arrived in Ameri-
ca, having spent the summer with his
mother in England, and has many in
teresting stories of the war as seen in
England. Miss Bessie Neill Of Bar
Harbor. Me-, is the guest for a week of
Mrs. Smyth. After next Sunday the
services which DR.. Smyth has been
holding at 1870 at his cottage, "Olive
Lodge" will not be continued as it is
the last Sunday before Dr. Smyth and
family intend to return to their home
in Canada.
Mr.. Bicknell Hall of Taunton visit
~, ed his family last week for a short
! stay at his cottage, "Folkestone." He
has now returned to Taunton to re-
sumo his business. Mr.. r. NJ. TAYLOR
or Lowell, Mass, also was a recent
visitor here. having arrived in the ear
| ly part of last week and returning Sat
urday to Lowell.
Mrs. Harry Robinson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Phillips, of Worcester,
Mass. are occupying Mrs. Robinson's
cottage at the East End for a stay of
three or more weeks.
Recent arrivals on the island are,
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cooper of Bridge
port. Conn. They arrived here last
week for stay Of a month at larry
more. a cottage near the Eastern
! Landing.
Mrs. John Morgan Ash of Artists
Point has as her guest Miss Katherine
Adams. Miss Adams will remain here
for the remainder of the week, and
then will return to her winter resi-
dence in New York City.
The auxiliary sloop the "Aphrodite'
owned by Mr.. Forest Curt, sunk last
Friday night The only plausible
explanation yet given for the mishap
Is that she was moored in too shallow