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

Hni. stnur MIS-. e. j. HOdgSOn, summer
RESIDENTS of the island, at their
charming cottage. Windmere.
MISS Mabel Clarke Of Medfield has
recently arrived upon the island. She
VIII De the guest for a week of Mr..
ana MRS. George Babcock of the West
END colony at their large and superb
~ located summer residence, the "Es-
lena. After her visit here Miss
Clarke Will return to her home in
Massachusetts,.
MI. Harvey P. Warren has now re-
sumed his business and has left his
summer home, the "Roxmont. :" to re-
turn Tor only short visits. He was
last week in Scranton, Penn. but
spent the week end with his wife
here. Mrs. Warren is entertaining as
her guests, Mrs. E. w. Swan of Port
land, Miss Edyth Berry from Belfast,
Maine, and her former guest this
summer, Mr.. James Forsyth of New
York City.
AT THE Bronx" Mrs. H. P. Bowen
and Mrs. E. E. Cutter are entertain
ing their friends, Mrs. Thomas Wat
son of Boston and Mrs. Walter Fisk
OF Medfeld, Mass. They are much
pleased with the island and the many
congenial neighbors which surround
them
AT the Westover, the attractive lit
tie boarding house managed by Miss
Edith Ross, those who have lately ar
rived are Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
Alice Darling, both of Somerville,
Mass, Mrs. Charlotte Ryder of Som
erville and Mr.. Chapman Torrey, who
comes from New York City.
At R. S. Davis Co.'s store you will
ind complete line of cottage fur
nishings. Don't fail to call on us, cor
ner of Federal and Exchange streets.
Adv
On last Friday night at Cushing's
Pavilion a most interesting and in
structive stereopticon lecture was
given by Chaplain Smith of Fort Nc
Knley. Chaplain Smith lectured so
Interestingly here last year that this
year good sized audience
attended. The lecture was Civ
en- in the interest of the Foreign Mis-
sionary movement.
Mr.. Henry Blackford from Mon
treal, Canada, is now visiting his
family at his summer home, the call
ston, in the West End colony. His
son, Mr.. Lloyd Blackford, a student
at McGill university, Canada, arrives
the end of the summer season.
Mr.. Charles MaGrane arrived on
the island last week. He is visiting
his mother in the cottage at the West
End, which she has hired for the sea-
son. Mr.. MaGrane will remain here
for at least three weeks sojourn and
will then return to his home and bust
ness in Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward K Titus and
son, Edward K, Jr., who have been
spending the month of July at the
West End, returned to their home in
Greenfield, Mass. Their guests, Mrs.
d. w. Kleinhaus of Belvidere, New
Jersey, and Miss Susie Simonds of
Gill, Mass, left the island for their
respective homes. 1t is expected that
a pr. Fuller from Walpole, Mass, and
his family will occupy the vacated
cottage for August
Mr.. Frederick Ford, Jr., arrived on
the island to visit his mother and
family at her cottage, the "Fordette D."
Mr.. Ford brought along with him Mr..
Orrin Bathrick of Tufts college. Mr..
Bathrick spent few days here, but
now has returned home, having en-
joyed greatly the boating parties and
picnics given in his honor and for his
entertainment.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given on last Monday evening, a week
ago, to Mrs. Clara Lindsay, at the LIST,
10th and 10Th regimental barracks
near Doughty's Landing. Her many
neighbors, who formed the party
gave her very attractive gold chain.
Solos on the violin by Mr.. James Mes
tor and selections on the piano by
Miss Margaret Page, added greatly
to the enjoyment of the guests. De-
licious and dainty refreshments were
charmingly served by Mrs. Charles
Barter and Mrs. Fred Gillian, ably
assisted by Mrs. Matte Libby, ma
iron of the barracks. Those present
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Wildes, Mrs. M.
A. Griffen, Mrs. P. Gertrude Young,
Mrs. r. r. Gately, Mrs. c. H. Page,
Miss Margaret Page, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Libby,
Mr.. Wallace Thompson, Mr.. Fred
Hartshorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
knight, Mr.. James Nestor, Mr. John
Woodbury., Mr.. Arthur Gage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gillian, Mrs. G. S. and
Kiss Nellie Heal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barter, Miss Marion Tanner,
Mrs. Matte Libby, Mr.. Ray Cash and
Mr.. Edgar Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Montgomery
and son Ellis are guests of Mrs. Mat
tie Libby at the Barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cummings, who
have been visiting Rev. l. T. Johnson
at the parsonage, have returned to
Newton, Mass, where Mr.. Cummings
has charge Of the Y. M. G. A. Mr..
Johnson is now in Johnson, VT, where
he will conduct camp meetings from
August s to 16. He then will go to
Richmond, Maine, to conduct the
camp meetings there, over which he
has been in charge of for the past
16 years. While gone from the island
the pulpit will be supplied with prom
inent speakers. Next Sunday Rev. J..
N. Frost, district superintendent, will
be the preacher here.
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