Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-09-02

durham the quarterly meeting Of the
Friends which is held there at this
time of the year. ...
The Barnacle" is now deserted and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hart and family
have left the island and returned to
their home in Newton Center, Mass.
They, however, had such a gooI time
while here and made so many fr,elic
that they are expected to return again
next summer. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caps of
Washington, D. c., are spending a
rev days On the island as the guests of
Mrs. S. tR. Caps. Mr.. Edward Caps
has purchased the DR.. Bray lot neigh
boring to that of Mrs. S. r. Caps. Mr..
Capps intends to have erected on this
lou during the winter a cottage which
he will probably occupy next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooke and their
son, Mr.. Allen Cooke, all left this week
from their cottage, alder Cottage"
Tor their home in Newton, Mass. Mi.
Allen Cooke will soon resume his
studies at the Choate School, Conn.
where he is very prominent in attn
ietics: Miss Esther Cooke left the is
land two weeks ago for Newton.
OF the many families to leave the
Island this week is that of DR.. and Mrs
n. d. Johnson, who with their children
Miss Maud Richmond and Miss Irene
, Johnson, left Tuesday for 'Waltham.
Mass. Miss Maud Richmond has gone
to New York to commence her rehear-
sails for the coming season. Miss
Richmond will not be seen in stock
this year, but will travel with one Of
the Belasco productions. They have
spent a most enjoyable summer at
their cottage, 'Lyndhurst," and look
forward, to next summer when they
will again be on the island.
motorboat trip was much enjoyed
by the younger people of the Artists
Point colony. Among those present
were, Miss Elizabeth Ash, Katherine
Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph u. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding. Miss
Louise Newell, Miss Katherine Adams
: Miss Ellison and Miss Dorothy Light
The young men of the party were as fol.
lows: Allen Cooke, Robert Spaulding
Frederic Sweeney, John Morgan Ash.
3rd, Jack Crosby and Thomas Crosby.
Mr.. Charles Christensen. who has
Deen recent guest on the island, has
now returned to his home.
On Monday of this week Miss E,iz.
beth Ash and Miss Margaret Ash Of
Artists Point will leave the island with
their guest, Miss Katharine Adams for
Fishers Island, New York, where thew
VIII be Miss Adams guests for the re,
mainder of the month.
Mr.. e. B. Stilson OF Woroestar
Mass, has been spending a few DAYS
on the island as the guest of Mr.. and
MRS. Alonzo Hamilton. Mr.. Stilson 10
enc superintendent Of the Western
massachusetts Bible Association and
travels extensively throughout tho
country. Ten years ago was the Last
time Mr. Stilson had been on the islam
and he was greatly surprised and
Pleased at the great and many changes
Wnich have taken place since then.
Recent visitors on the island have
been Miss Margaret Cassidy and Mr.
ana Mrs. Stanley Bennett with thoi,
son Donald. AL spent last week aa IN
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. 'Benneti
~ tnetr home near Central Landing
Mr.. Chas. Hillman of Portland ana
MS daughter, Mrs. Robert Hibbard M
New York, and her husband spent 4
DAY on Chebeague last week. calIino
| on their many friends. Mr.. and Mrs
ht0Dard plan to return here next ann .
! mer to spend their vacation at the f5itl
Crest Hotel
Nr. Merton Walker and bis mother