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

tage and returned to their home in
Maiden. having spent happy and en-
joyable summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeaton, summer resi-
dents of the island, celebrated their
fifth anniversary of their marriage
last week, Thursday evening. A par
ty of friends got up tin pan band and
serenaded them, also giving them
many presents of wood on this, their
wooden anniversary. The serenaders
were amply rewarded by being invit-
ed in to partake Of refreshments of
light nature, after which they dis
persed to their various homes.
Miss Addie E. living, who has been
the guest of the Misses Laura E. and
Nellie F. Bennett at the cottage on
Sunset Road, has now returned to her
home in Cambridge, Mass. Miss
living spent week as the guest of
the Misses Bennett and while here
made many friends among the cot
tagers of the island.
The Misses Smith recently had
some friends from Kennebunk Beach
visit them for a day. Their guests
were Miss Eleanor Dillon and Mr.. Ed
ward Dillon. They entertained them
with lobster party on the rocks near
the shore in front of their cottage, the
Kehoe cottage. Many friends of Miss
Winnifred Smith are sympathizing
with her on account of sprained
knee. This occurred near the Auco-
cisco House, when Miss Smith sprain-
ed her knee by slipping and losing her
foothold on a rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman l. Black have
again left the island for a cruise down
the coast in their beautiful power
cruiser, "Dhila." They left the island
last Monday, a week ago, and will
probably be gone for two weeks. Mr..
Black intends during this cruise to
make longer stays at places and
make sketches of the beautiful Maine
coast, which he will later use in illus
trations and in other ways.
Miss Alice Kendall has left the is
land for her home in Belchertown,
Mass, where she will remain for the
winter. Her guest, Mr.. Warrington, left
the island when she did, returning to
his business in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Coyle and his
mother, Mrs. J. P. Coyle, are on the is
land now. They arrived here last
week and intend to remain here for
the remainder of the season.
Miss Ruth Morrison of Winnegance,
Me-, is the guest Of Miss Christine
Dyer for visit of a week or more.
Miss Nellie Kennedy left the island
last Saturday for Great Island, Maine,
where she will soon take up her duties
as a school teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Gibson recently
were entertaining their friend, Mr.. E.
Stoves Of Boston, who has now left the
island. Miss Mildred Gibson returned
the latter part of last week to her
home, having immensely enjoyed her
visit with Colonel Perley at ST. Johns,
New Brunswick. A former visitor Of
the island, Mr.. Adelbert Valentine, re-
turned to spend day with the w. c.
Gibsons. Mr.. Valentine is an art stu
dent and when on the island two
years ago made several noteworthy
paintings of the beautiful spots here.
Miss Sally Warren is the guest of
Miss Thelma Maasbyll at her cottage
here.
Among the Rte visitors on the is
land are Mrs. A. Cashier and son Rich
ard and Mrs. Walter G. Dresser, who
spent last Friday as the guests of Mrs.
Fred Johnson.
Last week on Wednesday Mrs. Fred
Johnson entertained her club, "The
Ninety and Nine" of Woodfords, Me.
Those who sat at the table at dinner
were Mrs. Fred Johnson, the hostess,
Mrs. Arthur Chapman, president of
the club, Mrs Marston, Mrs. Quincy,
Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Cute, Mrs. Shoemak-
err, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs.
J. II. Johnson, Miss Cobb, Miss Eliza
beth Cobb, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. H. p.
Johnson and Masters Richard Chap
man and Richard Johnson. All these
people are prominent in Woodfords
and all declared the meeting on the
island to have been the best they
ever experienced.
Check your parcels at "A. S. Marr's
store, the store with the Red Signs
on the wharf. We also carry a
good line Of post cards, papers, SOU
venirs and refreshments such as cold
drinks and ices. Don't forget - the
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