Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-05

hols were with them. The Nichols
family is to occupy the Bay View
cottage for the rest of the season.
MI Walter Higgins of Maiden,
MASS, who has been on cruise in
his yawl. Primrose III, with the Bos-
ton Yacht club, anchored off Little
johns Island, Wednesday and was
entertained by Miss Alice MacDon-
ala OF Crows Nest cottage Miss
Charlotte Parker, Miss Dorothy Bush,
MT. theodore Bush, and Mr.. Jack
higgins were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins on the cruise. The party
spent an enjoyable afternoon explor-
ing the island, and in the evening.
Miss VESSELS and Miss Lane, also
guests at the Crows Nest, gave an
informal musical at the Hotel Rock
mere Mr.. Higgins sailed for Cape
Porpoise Thursday afternoon. Miss
Angeline Campbell of Palo Alto, CAL
norma and her niece Miss Marion
Lane OF Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. P.
B. Kirschner of Lowell are now
guests of Mrs. M. H. Macdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Newell of
Medford and Miss Eva vessels of
Somerville spent the week end at
the Crows Nest, after a threeweeks'
motor trip through New Hampshire
and Maine. Mrs. John r. Stafford of
New York has been making a weeks
visit as the guest of Miss Marion
Macdonald.
Great excitement prevailed on the
island Friday night when Mr.. Colomb
and his son Louis did not return
from Portland. They had gone to
meet Mr.. Ray Townesley, a guest.
Mrs. Colorb and Mrs. Colomb's moth
er spent sleepless night, and such
was the anxiety felt by all when they
failed to appear the next morning
that Mrs. Colcmb felt it necessary to
notify the police in Portland. Then
suddenly in the afternoon of Satur-
day a boat appeared towing MIR.
Colomb in his racer, the Louise. All
were safe. Mr.. Colomb said on being
questioned that trouble with the en-
CINE had halted him in the fog Fri
day night. After a time he was
towed to Fort Mckinley where he
had spent the night. Mr.. ColomD said
he had not been able to get a tow
before, and had not realized the
serious anxiety felt by his wife and
mother when they did not hear from
him.
Miss Helen Prescott has come to
the Limberlost for the month of
August. Miss Skermerhorn of Cam
bridge is guest of Mrs. Prescott.
Mr.. l.. E. Muran of Milton spent
the week end with his family in
the Alpine cottage.
Mr.. Sumner H. Willis of Boston
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Willis in the
Melrose Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Humphrey
have moved to the Idlcwilde cottage.
Mr.. Edgar Coal is a guest.
Mrs. Bessie S. Sampson and fam
lily are occupying the Hallowell cot
tage for the month of August.
Miss Lucy Glynn and Mr.. Charles
A. Prescott have left the Allston cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn will re-
main on account of Mr.. Glynns
health.
Mrs. Halton, Miss Muriel Halton,
Miss Viola Briton and Miss Halton
are coming in August.
MRS. Esther Vugel, Mrs. e. T. Full
Ter of Melrose, Mr.. Frank SetcheJl
of Roslindale are at Cooks Shore
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Culver
of Tenaphy, New Jersey. have let
the Highland cottage after a very
enjoyable visit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Underhill have
left their cottage. Mrs. Albion Elwell
of Dorchester, Mass, Mrs. Harrison
L. Evans, Miss Lillian Evans, Mr..
Earl Evans, Mrs. Guptill and Miss
Ethel Guptill. are taking their place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Smith gave
party to their daughters Friday
night. The Misses Bertha and Mi
riam Muran, Miss Kathryn Chandler,
the Misses Katherine and Alice
Prescott, Miss Helen Whittemore
Miss Fanny Willis, Mrs. Milton
Chandler Mr.. Sherman Converse, Mr..
Robert Converse, Mr.. Giraid Byrr,
Mr.. Louis Colomb, Mr.. Maurice
Muran were present. There was
dancing and games. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. George Chamberlain has been
spending few days with his fam
lily in the Chamberlain cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Chamberlain,
Miss Florenna l.. Chamberlain, Mr.
Theodore y. Morton have returned
to Newton, Mass, from the White
cottage.
Mr.. Joseph F. Ready expects that
his cottage will be repaired within
week If the weather permits.
Miss Edith Cumberland, dancing
teacher and Miss Grace Cumber-
land have come to the CHEEKY Inn
cottage. Mrs. F. A. Cumberland will
follow them.
Mr.. Joseph Bernhard has come
from Revere to visit Mrs. Captain
A. Cummings.
President Fay aud some members
of the Casco club called here the
other day.
Miss Beatrice Stickney, Miss Ger
trude Cogill Of Maiden, Mass, Mrs. c.
III. Stearns and Miss Gertrude
Stearns Of Wakefield, Mass, are
spending two weeks at the Arcade
cottage. Miss Frances Wilson and
Miss Helen Wilson of Reading. Mass..