Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20

important features Of this house is its
home cooking, which is as good if not
better than any that can be found in
the Bay.
Among the recent sojourners at
Cliff are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
t1ske, who have been spending their
honeymoon at The Lodges, Sunset
Road, the cottage of Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Fiske. Mr.. Fiske is a graduate of
Tech 1914 and holds responsible po-
sition with Kidder Peabody & Co,
Boston. Mrs. Fiske nee Marie Eliza
beth Blood of Wellesley, Mass, also
graduated from Wellesley 1914. They
will occupy the home of Mr.. ]. P. B.
F1ske Stadhaugh, in Auburndale, for
the summer. After Oct. 1st will be
at home in Cambridge, Mass. They
are most enthusiastic over Cliff Island
especially the Lodges and hope they
may spend many vacations there
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Higgins and
thelr son Paul and party of friends,
all of Worcester, Mass, are among
those to have come here lately.
Mr.. Murray Thompson of the island
left last Thursday for New York City
After short visit there he will go
to Woodstock, N. Y. He has been
visiting Mr.. Robt. Nealey.
Last week Wednesday at the man
oeuyers of the Portland Yacht club
squadron merry sailing party of is
land folk might be seen in Mr.. Nor
man I. Blacks yacht "Dhila" Those
of the party included Miss Marjorie
Smith, Miss Mary Wright. Mr.. Black
and Mr.. D. Goodwin Searles.
Mr.. N. |. Black left the island on
Monday for short business trip to
Boston. He will remain there three
days, returning next Thursday after
noon.
There has been change in the
mail schedule so that now the mails
arrive on the island for four deliver
les. They arrive at and 1115 in the
morning and at $50 and els in the
afternoon.
On last Wednesday at the Library
Miss Mary Carye Bachelor served
tea to the many island people who
attend these weekly teas of the Ii
brary club. The Misses Bennett had
charge of the tea this week and Miss
Chaplin, their guest, poured. These
teas are one of the unique events Of
the island which make it seem like
one big family of people living here
Mr.. VIM. Black is now with his
family at their cottage on Sunset
road He arrived here last Saturday
and will spend his entire vacation of
two weeks on the island
Miss Edna Damererel Wright of
BROOKLYN, sister of Miss Mary Wright.
arrived here last Monday for a weeks
visit with the Misses Smith, who
have been entertaining Miss Mary
Wright for the month of July.
The engagement Of Mr.. Perley p.
Pitkin and Miss Sylvia Sherman of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Miss Sherman is
now visiting for the summer with
Mr.. Pitkin and his mother at their
cottage on the ocean side. Mr.. Pit
Kin has opened vocal studio in
Portland for the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. II. Fulton of NAL
den, Mass, left last Friday for their
home after delightful weeks visit
with Mrs. VIM. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Kimball came
to Portland by auto from Wakefield,
Mass, Saturday week ago and have
now opened their cottage on Sunset
road. Miss Helen Kimball arrived
early in the week for the season
Mrs. Geo. Tarleton of st. Petersburg,
Fla, came here Saturday to spend
a few weeks as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimball
Mrs. Ella Long Of Worcester, Mass.
is guest for two or more weeks of
Mrs. Henry J. Bird
Mrs. irving Cobb and daughter,
Miss Velma Cobb Of Wakefield, Mass,
are at Cute cottage for the remain.
der of the summer.