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

The guests of the Hotel Rockmere
have been having their usual enjoy
able time this week. The full moon
has given unlimited opportunity for
sails in the evening. Wednesday aft
ernoon party went to Peaks and
had picnic supper in the Garden.
While the older folks prepared the
supper, the young folks disported
themselves on the merry-go-rounds
and in the roller-skating Kinks. The
party returned after midnight. sing
ing popular music. The tennis play
ers have.received,4a challenge from
the Bustins team to a tournament.
Whether it will be accepted is still
under consideration. We have. wind
also of challenge from Cousins.
The recent arrivals are Mr.. P. w.
McGonagle of Boston and Miss Ber-
|! tina F. Howard, Miss Lettie G.. How
ard, Miss Mary Howard, Miss Alice
H. Holmes of Brockton, Mass, Miss
Pauline c. Stromb of New York City
! Mrs. w. H. Prescott and Baroness
A. M. Won Blomberg entertained sew
eral friends at Baconian afternoon
July %. Mrs. P. C. Fischer. Mrs.
Alexander Hill, Mrs. James Humphry
Mrs. Howard ". Knight, Mrs. L. E.
Muran, Mrs. N. H. Arlington, Miss
Dorothy Frances Arlington, Misses
Bertha and Miriam Muran were pres
ent. All the old claims for Bacon as
=! well as very advanced ones were ably
defended. Much enthusiasm was ex-
pressed by all, and more detailed
studies will be the result.
MIR. and Mrs. William T. Hill of
Maiden, Mrs. D. w. Quincy and Miss
Mildred Quincy of Winchester, and
! Miss Mary E. Hill of Maiden, are at
the West Arcade cottage.
Mr.. Hamilton and family of Mel
! rose are in the East Arcade cottage.
Mr.. Chandler spent the weekend
with his family in the Log-Cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Cotton of
Newton, Mass. spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Chamberlin
in the White cottage. 800.
The friends of Mr.. Joseph P. Ready
will be glad to hear that the cottage
struck by lightning is being repaired.
Miss Margaret Jones of Charles
town, and Mrs. Grace w. knight of
Medford, Mass, have been spending
week with Mrs. Captain A. Cum
mings.
Mr.. Ernest H. Soule, his sisters.
Miss Addie Soule and Mrs. James
Quinn of Pawtucket, Miss Eunice Gill
pin and Mr.. Lawrence Soule spent
last week in the Green cottage. The
party hired large motorboat for
the entire period of its stay. Thurs
day the party invited friends to New
Meadowy Inn for a dinner. Friday
evening the friends returned the
courtesy by moonlight sail and sup
per on board. The party also gave
a deep-sea fishing trip which was
much enjoyed.
Mr.. George G. Whittemore has
been spending a few days in Albany,
N. Y. He expects to return by auto
mobile.
Miss Grace Hill of Dorchester
Mass, Is spending a few weeks with
Mr.: and Mrs. Alexander Hill in the
Hotel cottage. Mrs. Hill has given
many pleasurable sails on board the
Sinbad II, in honor of her guest.
Miss Tidd, formerly of the Wo-
burn cottage, has left to spend a few
weeks in South Harpswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Malcolm of
New York are spending some time
with Miss Stewart in the Highland
cottage. Miss Madeline Noble and
Miss Reba Stewart, ardent admirers
of the island, have arrived for the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. Bernard o. Pinkham of Boston
and South Harpswell is spending the
week with Miss Dorothy F. Aiming
ton in the Somerville cottage. Mrs.
0. S. Pinkham is also spending few
days with Mrs. w. H. Arlington.
MRS. l.. Il. Muran spent a few days
at Old Orchard with Mr.. Muran's sis
ter.
Mrs. George Chamberlain expects
70 remain through a part of August
instead of leaving the first, as was
her previous plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Cook of North
Scituate spent the week end in
| Cooks Shore cottage
Cottagers of this island will be in
terested to know that Miss Lucy M.
Hallowell of Quincy is the owner of
the new bungalow on the hill. Miss
Hallowell will not name her cottage
as she cannot bring hersef to APP
prove Of the custom. She has
brought down few pictures from her
large and well known collection of
foreign pictures. Mrs. w. T. West
of Somerville Miss Bessie Hallowell
of Somerville, DR.. Hallowell of Nor
wood, Miss Emily HalIowell are
guests.
Mr.. Robert Dickerman spent the
weekend with his parents.
Mr. George Willis of Boston has
come to spend several weeks with his
family in the Melrose Camp.
Miss Anderson. who was visiting
Mrs. Alexander Hill, has left, much
to the regret of all. But she left as
a parting compliment that Casco Bay
reminded her of her own country.
the wonderful scenery of Norway.
Iittlejohns Bows baseball team
challenged the Girls baseball team
to Pame Saturday. The boys won
30 to IA.