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

oohhSoh must SUCCESSFUL seasons and
many, attracted by the board and
rooms nave been turned away. Gro
quet is very popular and all the time
the guests are playing.
Arrivals are: Mr.. Arthur d. Law
renee. Jamaica Plain, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Sprague, Miss Miriam B.
Sprague, Mr.. Charles M. Taylor, Mr..
Raymond F. Taylor, Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. Roger F. knight and mother.
Mrs. Fred knight, are to occupy their
cottage on Summer Hill for Septem-
Der. 1t is expected that they will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Peterson and Mr.. Levi Peterson
and likely. by Mrs Ruth knight TIL.
loch. Mrs. Tulloch will be remem.
bered as the artist who in several
entertainments, several years ago, ia
vored the Island friends with violin
selections. Their cottage, named af-
ter, her, The Winifred," her middle
name, is we'll adapted for musical and
literary functions, having piano and
large drawing room suitable for So
cial dancing and should be open dur
ing the entire season as it is up to
date In every way, with views of
odd Atlantic" from every window on
the Ocean side and of the Bay on
the other. Mr.. Fred Knight and fam
lily expect to occupy the cottage the
coming season in June.
Mr.. Henry 3. Twombley of New
York is the guest of DR.. Burnett at
the Anoatock for a month. Friday he
joined his brother, Mr.. Rowland
Twombley of Boston, who is making
trip to Squirrel Island to attend the
fete there, taking a party of young
people from Princes Point.
Miss Louisa Connolly of Newark
has left for her home, after a two
weeks visit with DIR. Burnett at the
Anoatock on Ahner's Point. Miss
Connolly is an expert educator of the
Newark Free Public Library. She is
a noted .pedagogue, lecturer and suf-
frage leader, prominent in that work
in New Jersey. While here she gave
most interesting lecture at the
Homestead. She is also member
of the National Board of Censorship
for Motion Pictures
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of Palo
Alto, Cal, and Mrs. Danskins of Los
Angeles, Cal, visited their friends on
the Island Friday taking dinner with
Mrs. Chas. Root at the Takitizi Mrs.
Frank Flynn. She is also the niece
of Mr.. David Hewes who furnished
money for the gold spike, the last
one driven in the original Pacific rail-
road. Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Danskins are making a tour of the
East, Quebec, Montreal, etc. Their
headquarters are in Portland and they
are much charmed with it and the vi
cinity.
Miss Dorothy Pease of Ashfield,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. John c.
Adams for a week.
Rev. Joseph A. Shepherd and FAM
lily of Portland, are spending two
weeks at Mrs. Bankers cottage, The
Ripples. Rev. Shepherd spent the
weel; end at Poland Springs
A number of auction parties have
been held on many of the various
piazzas. There has recently been a
terrible outbreak of this malady and
it has affected quite few of the Is
land ladies. >N1 -'fr.r
Friday evening Mrs. Chas. L. Brad
ley and Miss Mamie E. Dorsey enter
tanned a number of people at a dance
at the Urchins. Mrs. Bradley, who has
occupied this cottage for the season
has returned home to Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Evarts Tracy has returned TO
New York, after delightful stay at
Bailey's with Mrs. Tracy. He has
been having a very strenuous time at
Plattsburg, N. Y, at the summer
training camp for men.
On the twenty-first of August, Mrs.
L. M. Starbuck held a card party at
her cottage, the Afterglow The
guests were Mrs. Behrens, Mrs.
Streuli, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. RICHTER, and
the Misses Esther Root, Dorothy Law
ton and Elizabeth Chaplin. After the
game tea was served which was en-
prizes were Miss Esther Root and
Mrs. Behrens.
Master Lawrence Starbucks famous
English bulldog Teddy is having a
happy time, as is also his master.
Miss Amy E. Blanchard has re-
turned to the Island after ten days
visit to the Camp Fire Girls. camp
Ohuivo on Lake Thompson, Me-,
where she had splendid time.
Mrs. G. A. Litchfield and daughter,
Eleanor. Of Auburn, Me-, and Misses
Bessie Williams and Agnes Carlisle of
Worcester, Mass. are the guests of
Mrs. Flora /. Hall at her cottage on
Summer Hill.
Miss Ruth BENJAMIN Of West Med
ford, Mass, has Joined her mother for
visit to Miss Jordan at Bonnyview
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Teele are the
guests of Mrs. w. Fl. Sears for two
weeks at the Red Gables on Summer
Hill. They are Of Arlington. Mass.
Miss Alice e. Teele. who has been
StODDinp with Mrs w II Sears for
two weeks at the Red Gables has left
for her home in Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. w. f. Waterbury and Miss
Gladys Waterbury Of Springfield.
Mass, who are stopping at South
Harpswell, spent the week end with
Mrs. J. G. Armstrong.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Leeman are rejoicing in the arrival
of baby son, born Monday.
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