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

OF the Boston Post, joined them Sat-
urday evening, after very pleasant
trip on the boat from Boston.
Mr.. Fred Stone and son and dauph-
ter, Mabel, of Lawrence, Mass, spent
the week end with their cousin, Mrs.
Andrew Gibson, of North Andover.
Mass, at her charming cottage in the
woods nearaThunder, Cap.,,,
The people summering on theislands
OF the bay find it very convenient
while in Portland to leave their wraps
and bundles with A. s. Mari on the
Casco Bay & Harpswell wharf. A
small charge Of five cents is made
for each package. Remember the
name Marr-the store with the Red
sign.-Adv.
Recent visitors of Mrs. A. &. Cotton
were Miss Charity Rowle and Miss
Emily Berkelson of Berwin, ILL., Miss
Marion l.. Chamberlin is now being
entertained at Mrs. Colton's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bliss of Belmont,
Mass, arrived on the Island Sunday
for the rest of the season.
Mr.. p. r. MacNeille of New York
arrived at his cottage on the 23rd. Mr..
MacNeille is of the Mann & Mac
Nellie Company of architects, who are
at present designing among other
things, two industrial villages. One
is to be at New London, Connecticut,
and the other at Harrisburg, Pa:
where the large factories are manu-
featuring war materials for the Allies.
The European orders have so in
creased their workers that whole
village is necessary to accommodate
them all. This enormous need of
n hoe
by these capable designers. Rev. G..
H. Mann and DR.. Kristiene Mann of
New York will arrive Saturday. DR.
Mann is the head physician of the
Medical Welfare Work combined with
studying the effect of vocation on de-
partment store girls. She is also the
consulting physician of Lord & Tay-
lors large department store and of
the Woman's Department Store Edu-
catlonal Association Miss Alice
Martin of ST. Louis, Mo-, who has
Deen tEeir guest for some time. gave
very beneficial talk on the sienifi-
canoe of the present Dance Movement
last Monday. This lecture was much
appreciated by all. Miss Martin is
giving a dancing class for children
at Cottage Hall this summer.
Mrs. Harry Kingsley, Boston, ar
rived at the Starr Cottage Thursday
Her husband is expected to join her
later in the season.
Miss Marion Whipple of Cambridge.
Mass, the daughter of the well known
Prof. George G. Whipple, who is the
mead OF the Department of Engineer
ing at Harvard University, arrived
Friday to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Wright and their daugh-
ter, Miss Winnie Wright of Newton.
Mass. Miss Elizabeth Buffum of New.
ton is their guest for the entire sea-
son.
Mr.. Drew Van Rensselaer, Hills and
Mr.. George E. Bennett of New York.
who are spending the summer on Long
Island were guests on the Island last
Friday for the Pageant. Mr.. Hills is
a LIST Lieutenant of Co. B in the Cadet
Battalion of the Peekskill Military
Academy, Peekskill, n. Y. Mr.. Ben
nett was captain of the Peekskill
Academy track team and won the
New York State Preparatory School
championship medal for the 100 yard
dash in the year 1914
The delightful cottage Tip TOP"
which commands a view over Bailey's
superior to that of any other on the
Island, has as its guests for the sea-
son: Mrs. Richard Theron Grain, Miss
Elizabeth Grain and Miss Emma
Grain of Williams street, East Orange,
y. j., and Mrs. Grains granddaugh-
tiers, the Misses Lois and Eleanor Per
ret. Mrs. Russell Doubleday of Glen
ridge, y. Y, the wife of the noted
publisher of New York City, arrived
this week as their guest The Grain
family made the trip in a 1915 Stude-
baker MOTOR car after touring North
Jersey, }Westchester County and Or
ange County in New York, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nusbaum of
Philadelphia with their family and
Mrs. Goldberg, the mother of Mrs.
Nusbaum, arrived on the Island for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Penley and
daughter Edith and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Ridlon of West Paris, Me-, Mr.. E. II.
Herrick of South Paris, Me-, arrived
at their cottage after a greatly en-
joyed automobile trip to Orr's Island.
Mr.. F. S. siegel of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting the cottage of Df. Laurel
R1egelman of AZ Lee avenue, Brook
Ign. DR.. Riegelman will arrive soon.
She is physician of the Long Island
Medical College in Brooklyn and is
also Head Medical Examiner Of the
New York City department of health.
Mr.. William F. Alberry who is the
manager of the Cudahy Packing Com
pany of New York, will visit her some
time in August
Mr.. Charles T. Root of 800 West
92nd Street, New York was suddenly
called to New York on business. He
left on the 21st. AS guest Of Mrs. G..
T. Root, Mrs. Albert H. Walker of
New York, is spending two delightful
weeks at "Tekitisi' cottage.
DR.. Emily Moshage and Miss NJ. E.
Logan Of Philadelphia, Pa, are visit
ing Mrs. George Crafts for two weeks.
Another guest Of Mrs. Crafts was Mr..
Frank Pepper of Bath, Me-, who left
last Thursday.
Miss Martha rMaccarty, the daugh.
ter Of Chief Engineer Maccarty of our
Navy, is visiting Miss Marie Esta-
brook of 1913 Park Street, Newton,
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