Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-31


happy party left the dock homeward
bound, three hundred Bustinites
cheered and waved them God-speed.
Wednesday was Picnic Day and a
banner day. Again Mr.. Mullen was
wonderful host. This time party
OF hfteen motored to Jewel Island
where Capt. John Seabury proved his
skill in steaming CLANS and boiling
lopsters' but Mr.. Mullen stands King
or Coffee Makes coffee just like
you get in New Orleans" At sunset
the following happy but tired pic.
nickers motored home: Mrs. Henry
R1cket and Miss Doris Of Dorchester.
Mrs. Chas. Wellington, also of Dor.
chester; Miss Irene Johnson, Mrs.
Bess H1nkinluper, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hoben and two sons, Messrs.
Herbert and Culins; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hart and daughter, Miss FL
eanor of Newton, Mass, and Miss
Maude Richmond
The Red Dragon Gift Shop and Tea
Room is proving more popular than
ever this season. The line of souyen-
lrs shown here are most suitable for
gifts. Developing done at short no.
tice. -
-A'Ah N1io JOuu .. crowley and
Mrs. Albert J. Walker have been at
the Peaks Island House, the guests
of Manager Ralph E. Rowe.
DR.. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth and
family who have spent the past sum-
mer in their. cottage Olive Lodge, at
the East End of the island, leave
sometime this week for their winter
nome in Montreal, Canada. Miss Jes-
sic Smyth will not go with her family
to Montreal, but will remain here with
her sister, Mrs. H..A.f'Wilson until the
second week in September when she
Will accompany Professor and Mrs
Wilson to Huston, Texas, where DR.
Wilson is associated with the Rice In
Stitution.
MISS Wlnifred Roberts returned to
her home in Braintree, Canada, after
having spent most delightful visit
of a months duration with DR.. and
Mrs. Paterson Smyth.- Miss Roberts
never before visited the island and she
was very much charmed with it's nat
ural beauties as well as with the free
dom of the life Lere.
DR.. Arthur LlewelIyn Hughs of Hus-
ton, Texas, is the guest of Professor
and Mrs. H. A. Wilson for two weeks.
Dr.. Hughs is assistant professor of
physics at Rice Institute where Mr..
Wilson is also a professor. =, L.,
Mr.. c.. H. Thayer of Springfield
Mass, arrived on the island last week
when he joined his wife who has been
spending the summer in. their cottage
at the East End. >. :
The: play which B. F. Keith Stock
Company is playing. this week is well
worth attending The White Feather
is a play that had long run in New
YORK the past season. 1t deals with
the difficulties of an English chap who
stays at home from the war and is
branded coward while in reality he
Is doing great service to his coun-
try. The play is intensely interesting
and well done. The play for. next
week will be "The Trai, of the Lone
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Dr. Perry Holmes and family who
nave been in the Jones cottage at the
East End for month left the island
last Saturday noon for Cincinnati
Ohio. DR.. Perry is physical instruc-
tor for one of the large athletic clubs
there. This is their first visit to the
island but in the short space of a
month they made so many friends and
learned to like the island so that it is
| their intention to come here next sea-
Professor Edward Capps spent last
week in the; Adirondack mountains
but has returned to his family at their
cottage on Bray's Point. He and his
family will remain here until the last
OF September since Princeton college
will not open until the first of Octo-
Der, due to the epidemic of infantile
paralysis. Prof. Caps and family
have occupied their newly built cot
tage for the first summer.
Among the new island summer resi-
dents this summer are DIR. and Mrs
Irving Goddard and daughter, Ger
trude, of Poughkeepsie, who have
been visiting at one of the hotels on
the island Mrs. Goddard and Miss
Gertrude Goddard are now occupying
the Jones cottage until the middle OF
October. DR.. Goddard left for his
home in Poughkeepsie early in the
week. They all have made many
friends here who hope now that they
are real summer residents that they
VIII become members Of the perma-
nent summer colony here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen, who
are summering here this season, were
agreeably surprised by the arrival of
their son, Charles Christensen, on
Saturday week ago Mr.. Charles
Christensen upon arriving here, hired
a motor boat from Captain Hamilton,
which he will use throughout his two
weeks vacation. Mr.. christensen has
before this been on an extended auto
mobile tour in New Jersey. He is
connected with the Telegraph and
Telephone Company in Philadelphia,
Penn.
Mr.. Fred Sweeney has returned to
his home in Springfield this week af-
ter having spent his vacation OF two
weeks here.
Mrs. Addison Hamilton has as her
house guest for an extended visit, her
sister, Mrs. Lucy Reynoid OF Worces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. Robert Littlefield of Worcester,
Mass. has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Hamilton, at her home near
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