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

join the family at their cottage or
Prince avenue. Miss Phoebe Strug.
nell of Holyoke will accompany then
for a visit.
! Mr.. Montgomery Wilbur. who with
his mother is spending the summer
| WIN relatives on the Sargent road
| is at SebagO Lake for a weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Ramsey OF
Philadelphia, who this spring pur-
chased the Rankin cottage on the
back shore of Evergreen, are occu-
pylng 1t for the rest of the season.
MISS Nina Thomas Of Oak Lawn
mas been entertaining Miss Dorothea
WEBSTER OF Maiden. for a few days.
MISS Websters people formerly re-
sided at the island during the sum-
mer months
Mr.. Richard Nickerson of Boston
is at Oak cottage for an extended
visit, the guest Of his uncle, Mr.. ST.
neon Skillings.
Mrs. A. A. Kendall of Henry street.
Portland, who was the speaker at
Association hall on Tuesday after
noon, was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Skolfeld at the South
ern Tea House on Prince avenue for
dinner, Mrs. Harold O'Leary of New
York and Miss Margaret, with Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Parsons, complet-
ing the party. The Southern Tea
House. which is under the supervis-
ion of two young ladies from the
South, is becoming very popular with
the summer colony, the attractive
ness of the surroundings and the
originality of the service being a de-
cided novelty for the island
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Mclean and
sons OF Congress street (easO are
enjoying two weeks outing at the
Fay State cottage at Evergreen
Landing.
Mrs. John G. Cox and Mrs. Cliff
ford Cox of Everett, Mass, have been
recent guests of the Harvey Trefe-
thens at their home on Island ave-
nue.. The Cox family formerly own
ed beautiful cottage on the Trefe-
then shore, and have spent many
summers at the island, and during
their short stay were greeted by
many old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Tracy
have been entertaining at their sum
mer home for weeks visit. their
niece, Miss Esther Houston of West
brook, and Miss Ruth Chew of Rich
mond.
MI. John Burns arrived Saturday
from his home in Montreal to spend
two weeks with his family, who are
summering at the Wild Rose cottage
on Island avenue.
Mrs. John Leathe and her sister.
Mrs. Rogers have been recent guests
at the summer home of Mrs. John
James on the Trefethen shore.
The Fern Park Associations club
house on the Evergreen shore was
opened Saturday and the members
were served a full course shore din
ner, which was greatly enjoyed and
the day was spent in out of door
| sports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Black and
young son Robert, and Mrs. Stallard
and son, Mr.. VIM. Stallard, have
closed their home on State street
and opened their cottage on the
| Ocean side for several weeks out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman T. Skill
ings of Oak Lawn have been enter
tanning at their summer hCme Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Worcester and son
| Raymond OF Bangor, Me.
The Ordway cottage at Evergreen
opened the past week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. p. Ordway came in their
| touring car for a short stay. Mrs.
Lancaster and her daughters, Gene
We've and Adelaide of Skowhegan,
are occupying the cottage for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parkham ar
rived this week from Brooklyn, N.
Y, to stay through August at the
summer home of their aunt, Mrs
Geo. Gatehouse.
The w. A. Jordans with their chill
| dren Of Boston are stopping at their
cottage Ledgemere, for the summer
Mrs. Alvah Strout entertained on
Thursday evening at her home, Ara
wanna. a party of friends in honor
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sheppard
Of Medford, Mass, who are her
guests for two weeks. A fine pro-
gram of music was greatly enjoyed
| by Mr.. and Mrs. John Coudy, Miss
| Elsie Bottomly, Mrs. Esterbrooke
and Miss Gladys Bsterbrooke