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

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land for aweek where she has been
taking care of her son in his recovery
from the operation.
Recent guests of Mrs. William H.
Newell were Miss Marion WEIGH and
her sister, Mrs. James Mumford, both
from Westfield, New Jersey. Having
been most charmingly entertained by
Mrs. Newell and her daughters, they
have now returned to their homes de-
lighted with the many attractions of
the island.
Miss Desta Timmonds of Portland
returned to her home last week after
weeks stay with Mrs. H. l.. Hawkes.
at her camp here. Mrs. Hawkes. had
as her guest over the week end, her
friend, Miss Sarah Leonard, also from
Portland.
AS guests for few days last week
Mrs. Edbert G. Wilson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Maxwell at the
Goddard Wilson cottage on the East
now returned to their home in Wor-
cester, Mass, enjoying immensely
their stay on the island
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Hart are
entertaining at their attractive cot
tage the "Barnacle," Mrs. A. T. Gould
who arrived early in the week from
Newburyport. Mr.. and Mrs. E. o..
Schermerhorn, who came to the Harris
from an outing in the Maine Woods,
returned last Saturday to their home
in Newton after a most enjoyable
weeks stay here where they greatly
were pleased with the swimming and
boating which the island affords.
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week end with his family at his
Cottage" On the 9th of the month
Mr.. Cooke will come here to spend
his vacation of a month or more. Mr..
Cooke brought along with ..In over
the weekend MIR. Sargent Eaton of
Auburndale, Mass.
A motor boat trip to Bustin's Is
land was much enjoyed by the family
of Mr.. Walter Hart and their guests,
their neighbors, Miss Florence Graves,
Miss Grout and Mrs. Chandler from
the Pelham" While at Bustin's Is
land Mrs. Newhall entertained them
with an impromptu tea which refresh
ed them greatly.
From the pelham" Mr.. and Mrs
L. L DOoIlSh lClui iCu last WEN W
their residence in Newton and Miss
Florence S. Graves to her home in
Pittsfield, Mass, after a most pleasing
sojourn, being most delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Spaulding
and family of Newton, Mass, return
ed to the island for the rest of the
season and will occupy a cottage at
the East End. Their many friends
here welcome them back and hope
that this is the beginning of a series
Of successive summers to be spent on
the island.
Miss Maude Richmond, who last
season was the popular leading lady
at the Jefferson Theater in Portland
and who is resting after her long sea-
son in New York at the summer house
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs n. D..
Johnson, on the South shore, spent
several days last week in Portland.
Miss Richmond was extended a hear
ty welcome by her many friends and
admirers, several dinner and theatre
parties being given in her honor.
On last Saturday the young daugh-
ter of Mrs. Thomas B. Stenhouse and
her guest, Miss Helen Norris, were
the guests of Mrs. Kenderline at a
picnic on Orr's Island Mr.. Pinckney
Norris, who has been the recent guest
, at Holiday House, has returned to
Philadelphia on business. His daugh-
ter Helen, however, Will visit Mrs.
Stenhouse for two or three weeks
longer. Mrs. Boyce Judson and Miss
Dorothea Emlen, both from Philadle-
phia, Penn, are now guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stenhouse.
A delightful informal tea was held
by Mrs. John Morgan Ash at her
charming home on Artists Point.
Among those she delightfully."- enter
tanned for the afternoon were, Mrs. H.
K. Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Bournonville,
Mrs. Romano Keyzer and daughter,
Miss Sarah Clarke of Massachusetts
colony, Miss Elizabeth Ash and Miss
Esther Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bournonville
are at the Birches, Rangely Lakes,
Me-, visiting friends. After their So
journ there Mr.. Bournonville will re-
| turn to his business in Philadelphia
and Mrs. Bournonville will return to
her cottage, "The Crumb," on Artists
Point for the remainder of the sum-
mer season.
Recent arrivals on the island are,
Mrs. Ralph Raymond and Miss Isa-
belle West, both from New York.
They are the guests of Mrs. Julia
! komlosy at her cottage on the South
shore. The large motor boat, Sans
! Soucie," has already been launched
and many pleasant sails are articipat.
,, ed in her by this family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Harris
and their daughter Hart-Lester are
expected to arrive at their cottage.
I "Noddle-Head," by the middle of Au
gust. They have been travelling wide
ly through the Orient, visiting both
on the leaving and return trip the
wonderful Exposition at San Francis
CO.. AT present they are in Alaska and
E, before coming to the island they ex-
+, pect to make short stay at their
winter residence in Springfield, Mass.
Last Saturday eyenino Mra TT II