Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-03
The Woodbine.


Almost every evening the guests
have some form of entertainment,
such as musicales, readings, card
parties, and the like. Everyone en-
joys these, and it makes it pleasant
for the guests. 49,
The guests are:
Mr.. H. Ware Lincoln, Boston.
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Nc
Mechan, Webb City, Mo-; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~B.-sSmfth,- rBiddefeFd, Nc. !;
Mr.. Haberly and family, Mr.. Kitch-
en- and daughter, Melrose, Mass; Mr..
Matthews and family, Philadelphia.
Pa.
Mrs. l.. E. Shatuck and family of
West Medford, Mass, and Mrs. Hen
ry Garno of Pittsburg, Pa, are stop
ping at the Shattuck Cottage. Mrs.
Shattuck and family have not been
here for two or three years on ac-
count of Mrs. Shattuck's ill health,
and are very glad to get back The
Shattuck Cottage is on Mackerel
Cove. -. - y. .@
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. H. Russ of Som
erville, Mass, are spending three
weeks at their cottage. the Somervil-
la. Their guests for one week are
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Miss Louise Russ of Pittsburg, Pa.
A house party consisting of Mrs
A. w. Haskell and Miss NJ A. Allen
of birmingham, Mass, Miss Helen
Appleton of Haverhill, Mass, and
the Misses Lois Haskell, Esther
Mitchell and Elizabeth Johnson of
Brunswick Me-, hire spending one
week at the Gun Club Cottage.
Miss n. l.. Hodgdon of Bucksport,
Me-, and Mr.. A. NJ. Heinshemer of
New York are occupying Mr.. Par
tington's pretty cottage, The ellis,
for the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Drake OF Lew
iston, Me-, are the guests CT Mrs.
Tracy at the Bay View for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. James Molloy of Portland is
spending three weeks with Mrs
Tracy at Bay View.
Mrs. S. P. Clancy of Portland is
visiting Mrs. Tracy for the remand
er of the season.
Mrs. F. E. Gill of Portland spent
the weekend with Mrs. Tracy at
Bay View.
The Messrs. William ard John
Tracy and Francis Drake and the
Misses May Tracy and Elizabeth
Breen motored down from Lewiston
for the Weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aydelotte and
son William of Cambridge, Mass,
have returned home af.e' weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NcNeille at
the Nellie Cote.
DR.. Christine Mann and DR.. Flea
nor Berthe of New York spent the
weekend with Mrs. McNeille. Then
they left to go on a walking trip
through the White Mountains.
DR.. Anna Richardson and Mrs.
Chas. H. Mann have arrived at
Neille-Cote to spend August with
Mrs. McNeille. DR.. Richardson and
Mrs. Mann are old Bailey residents
and have returned year after year
to enjoy the Island.
Mr.. Dalton Baldwin of Newark,
N: j., is visiting Mrs. Charles r.
Mann for two weeks. Another
guest for one week is Mr.. Arthur
Janis of Boston.
Have you read Casco Bay Yarns?
If not do so. Call at Stetson's and
get copy. Price $1.00.
Mr.. Benjamin Luckey of Paterson,
N. j., arrived on the Island last
week. His parents, DR.. and Mrs.
B. F. Luckey and family will arrive
here about August 7th. The fam
lily are always among the last of the
summer colony TO depart.
Mr., and Mrs. Xanthus Smith of
Weldon, Pa, have been a their de-
lightful villa at the Eor,s. End of
the Island since the middle Of June.
They have been entertaining their
son Xanthus Smith, Jr., and his
wife and young son, Franklin Rus
sell Smith. Mrs. Smith, Jr., was
a Miss Luckey before her marriage.
She was an active member of the
social colony and was great favor
lite with all. On account of business
affairs Mr.. Smith, Jr., was compelled
TO leave the Island Tuesday. Mrs.
Smith and son will remain for an ex-
tended visit. Mr.. Geo. Smith will
not be able to come to the Island
this season and it is extremely
doubtful if Miss Polly Russell Smith
Will come this summer. Mr.. Smith
senior is one of the famous scenic
artists of the. country. In his is
land villa he has painted several
master pieces. His hosts OF friends
are greatly pleased to have him
among them this summer.
Mr.. Robert Dempater, the well
known actor, expects 10 go on a
sword fishing trip in the Edmund
Black to Newfoundland, STARTING
August 5th. Capt. J. s. Doughty,
who is the owner has not been able
to go on fishing trips on account of
illness, but will accompany the
schooner on this trip. -
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnf1am is eX-
ne cling a visit from Mrs. Kearn of
Chicago, August 10Th. On the same
day Miss Jessie Root will leave to
visit her sister at Yarmouth Island.
Mrs. Burnham is recovering from
her sprain which was received
while digging out her fish pool two
weeks ago.
Mrs. G.. l.. Burnham will thank
anyone for information as to where
gold fish may be obtained. She
searched Portland high and low for
them and finally found two.
Miss Esther Root has returned,
after a two weeks visit in Glouces-