Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-24

ton on the important subject of the
day, woman suffrage. During the past
winter Mrs. Kelley has delivered her
| lecture on Civics before many of the
women's clubs of the country. Mr..
! Kelley is prominent barrister in
Boston, Mass.
| Mr.. Jack Lambert will accompany
his parents to the island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Phillips of Wor-
cester, Mass, are occupying the Rob-
1nson cottage at the East End. Mrs.
Harry L. Robinson, who has been
spending the greater part of the sum-
mer here, has returned to her home
In Worcester. Mrs. Robinson will
not come to the island again this
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, who
are at the cottage now, will remain
here until after Labor Day.
Another jolly picnic took place last
Saturday when some members of the
East End Colony went on a picnic
to Jewell's Island in Captain Brew
er's boat. Those included in the par
ty were Miss Julia Ash, Miss Eliza
beth Ash, Miss Margaret Newell, Miss
Mary Newell, Mr.. George Watkins.
| NAASS' i1oiAtSI o"SSuSy, MISS EOltn
Hawkins, Mr.. Harris Newell. Miss
Elizabeth Knowles, Mr.. John Morgan
Ash, Professor and Mrs. Harmon and
daughter Margaret, and Mr.. Thomas
| crosby. All enjoyed a splendid pic
mic lunch on the rocks and so en-
Joyed themselves that it was not I'M
I'll late afternoon that they returned
here.
| MISS Margaret Hamilton is visiting
MISS Julia Stenhouse for a week at
the cottage of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. H. Stenhouse. Miss Ham
1lton is summering with her family at
Crrs Island, Maine.
| Miss March, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Morgan Ash for
month at her cottage on Artists
Point, left the island week ago
| Friday for her home in PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. John Morgan Ash joined his fam
| Ivy the latter part of the week for
| his vacation, which will extend into
September. This is the first time
| Mr.. Ash has been on the island this
season His family will return with
MIN when he returns to resume his
business in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, owners of
barrymore cottage near Eastern
A-NNiiASb oiC LClS d TWO weeks
stay on the island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper are entertaining as a house
guest Miss Elizabeth Knowles, who
will remain with them throughout
| their visit on the island.
Mr.. George Watkins, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation on
the island, returned to Springfield,
| Mass, last Sunday afternoon. Mr..
| Sweeney will resume his business
with the Strathmore Paper company
| in Springfield. Mr.. Watkins has
never before been on the island but
he has made many friends and had
most enjoyable two weeks here.
| On last Monday afternoon Miss
| Harriet Sweeney left the island for
| her home in Newton. Mass. Miss
| sweeney has been on the island dur
ing many previous summers. She
has a great many friends here.
| The Chebeague Baseball team was
| again victorious in their game with
Mare Point. The game was full of
| good plays and at no time was it slow
| or uninteresting. The score was
| Chebeague z, Mare Point S. Batter
les for Chebeague r. Heuer, r.
| Driscoll and Roger Howell.
| DR.. Allan Cooke of Great Diamond
| Island is on the island for a stay of
| two weeks. Mr.. Cooke has spent
| many previous summers on the island
| and is well known as baseball
player OF merit He will probably
play with the Chebeague team during
| his visit. Mr.. Cooke is captain Of
| the Choate School Baseball team for
the coming year.
Miss Hart-Lester Harris, who is
, summering with her parents at their
| attractive cottage, Noddle- Head, has
as guest her friend, Miss Margaret
Bebee of Springfield, Mass. Miss
Bebee will stay here for week or
more before returning to Springfield.
among those who are expected to
| arrive on the island soon is DR.. Ar
thur Llewellyn Hughes of Rice Insti-
tute, Houston, Texas, who will be the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth and
FAMILY will not leave their cottage.
Olive Lodge, until around the first of
September. They will then return
to their home in Canada. Miss Jes-
sic Smyth will not go to Canada.
but VIII spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. III. A. Wilson, in Houston.
Texas, where DIR. Wilson Is affiliated
with the Rice Institute.
Mr.. Frank l.. Gibbs, who, with his
wife, has been visiting Mr.. c.. H.
Thayer, left here last Wednesday a
week ago for his home In Springfield,
Mass. Mr.. Gibbs went to Springfield
by automobile, making the trip of
over two hundred miles in one day.
Mr.. G. II. Thayer is expected to ar
rive some time this week by Mrs.
rhayer Mr.. Thayer will spend his
whole vacation here before returning
TO Springfield.
Mrs. Phillip Hawkins, who is spend
Ing the summer in the cottage of her
father, Mr.. Hyde, has as guests this
week Miss Nora Brown and Miss
Louise Hyde, both OF Springfield.
Mass. Both will remain here for the
rest of the season. Miss katherine