Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-15

nearS the rustic or the large ash tree
the Welcome Message portrays the
true heart of the young wife who waits
but not in vain-for her sailor hus-
band.
Among the guests at Juniper Lodge
thus far during the season have been
Miss Mabel Hadcock, Newport, n. Y:
Miss Ella F. Bradlee of Brookline,
Mass; Mr.. Herbert E. Gather, Worces.
ter; Mr.. Walter F. Rogers, New York
[ City; Miss Blanche S. Hall. Wey-
mouth, Mass; Miss Myrtle F. Ingra-
ham, Boston; Mrs. Mabel Sampson and
daughter Elizabeth, Alamosa, Colo:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Won Ladau, Miss
Helena, Mr.. Karl and Master Erik Won
Ladau OF Brookline, Mass; Miss Grace
Rix Gordon, Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Ceres and Miss Beatrice Had
cock have many new tents at their
Camp and their pleasantly located
bungalow rings with the voices of real
live youngsters who enjoy being on
old Chebeague.
The selectmen gave hearing
wednesday afternoon last on the petit
ton OF Oscar Randall for permit
| to build wharf at Sinkinson's prop
erty at Deer Point. Those who spoke
] in favor OF the project were Stephen
A. Doughty and Henry A. Bailey.
| There was no opposition to the petition
| and the selectmen voted to grant the
| permit. Work will start on the new
| wharf at once and when completed the
steamers controlled by Mr.. Randall
| will make daily landings.
Mrs. Roy Taylor and young son
| OF Taunton, Mass, arrived Tuesday
| evening to make an extended visit
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nell Hall at Folkstone Lodge, Eastern
Landing. Mr.. Taylor will join his
family here later and will spend two
| weeks on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Rober
beatrice Bishop are spending their
| honeymoon here. They are occupying
| Mrs. Cora Bishops cottage at Sunset
Landing. At the Sunday morning
service at the Methodist church Mrs
| Rober sang a solo which was rendered
| very beautifully. Her many friends
present were delighted to hear her
| voice in the morning worship. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rober will make their home at
Torrington, Conn, where Mr.. Rober is
a teacher in the schools at that place
A dainty little gift shop and tea
| room known as the Red Dragon was
| opened last week in the vacant cot
tage Of Mrs. Harry Hamilton, the same
being under the management of Miss
Ethel Fogg. This tea room and gift
| shop will fill long felt want here on
the island during the summer months
and the summer tourists and members
of the summer colony will be pleased
| to know that there is at last a place
available where light lunches can be
obtained and where they will be able
| tnrta in hni frin dc
! during the summer season upon no
| tice to the management. Dainty SOU
venirs of all kinds are offered for sale
in the gift shop and ice cream, the
kind that a particular trade demands
is also served. The tea room and gift
shop is open day and evening.
| Mrs. H. w. Dunning with her two
| children John and Eleanor, who have
been visiting for two weeks Noodle
head, the cottage of Mr. William A.
Harris of Springfield, Mass, have re-
turned to their home in Brookline,
| Mass.
| Miss Margaret and Gertrude Albion
| entertained this week at the cottage
of their father, Rev. DR.. James Albion
| Miss Eleanor Hunt of Brookline
Mass, who will make a visit of a
weeks duration. The Misses Margar-
ct and Gertrude Albion, Miss Eliza
beth Ash and Miss Olive Webster
were last week the guests of Miss
Elizabeth Aver at the summer resi-
dence of her parents on Cape Shore
South Portland. While visiting Miss
Aver much Of the young peoples time
was spent in Portland rehearsing fol
the Greek Pageant which takes place
on the island on the coming Saturday
Mrs. Essie Bloom, who has been or
the island since early in the season, re
turned to her cottage last week from
| Wakefield, Mass, where she attend
ed the wedding Of her cousin, Miss
Lee Morrill, to Mr.. Alfred Woodward
of Stoneham, Mass. While Mrs
Bloom was away her companion, Mrs
G. III. Sweetser, visited relatives who
| reside in Portland.
Island residents note with pleasure
the arrival of Rev. DR.. Paterson
lSymthe, Arch Deacon Of ST. Andrews
Cathedral, Montreal along with his
family. They entertain as their
guest for the summer Mrs. Wilson
daughter to DR.. Paterson ymthe and
wife of Mr.. Harold Wilson, Professor
Of Physics at Rice Institute, Texas
Mr.. Wilson is at present in England
visiting his mother who lives there
The Pelham, the beautiful home
OF Mr.. Hamilton, has as it's guests Mr.
and Mrs IL. G. Chandler from Spring.
field, Mass, and Miss May T. Grout o.
Westfield, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Chandler toured from Springfield IL
their automobile, greatly enjoying the
country scenery they passed by a:
they motored to Portland Consider.
ing the weather, the Pelham gardens
look beautiful and already the display
OF sweet peas is attracting the atten.
ton of the summer visitors.
Mrs. N. d. Johnson is entertainins
for two weeks Mrs. Albert w. Brig.
nam OF Waltham. She also had as 8
| house guest over tho week end NJ