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

uelnS entertalneu at the nome OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred II. Tracy for their
annual summer visit. Miss Joy New
ems of Falmouth is also guest Of
the family.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William tombstone of
Falmouth Foreside, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sumner Carleton at
their summer home. the We Two.
An important event of the week
was the annual August meeting Of
the Evergreen Social club which was
held at the Fern Park clubhouse at
Evergreen and 1t was one of the most
delightful gatherings of the year. The
regular business meeting was held
| and social time enjoyed, with a pic
mic dinner served at noon, which was
pleasant feature of the outing. The
lmembers present.were: Mrs. Charles
Harris, president; Mrs. Donald Gard
ner, Mrs; w. o. Peterson, Mrs. w. H.
Durgin, Mrs. j.. Park Rockwell, Mrs.
Ella Skillin, Miss Hattie Skillin, Mrs.
H. w; Stuart, Mrs. Arthur Morrison,
Mrs. Arthur Weber,, Mrs. ]. o. Skill
lin, Miss Rose Allen, Mrs. Sydney
Jackson, Mrs. Albert Waite, Mrs. A
G.. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Hooper and
Miss Parks. The guests included Miss
Ada Simonds, Miss M. E. Griffin, Mrs.
Charles Roundy, Miss Ella Marshall,
Charles Durgin, Kenneth Marshall,
Ida Bruins, Master Donald Weber.
Miss M. E. Griffin was elected to
membership. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Rockwell
DR.. and Mrs. Rowe and their chill
,dren $:of .Rumford are spending two
weeks on Beach road, in the Kantho
cottage, the summer home of DIR. and
Mrs. E. B. Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs Nawfnn Grocs IF Con-
cord, Mass, are making a short stay
with the Harvey Trefethens of Island
avenue and other relatives on the is
land. Mrs. Howard Curtis and chill
dren Edna and Leslie, of Boston, are
also guests at the Trefethen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Andrews of
Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy An
drews of Woonsocket, r. l., are stay
ing at the Andrews cottage on Sar-
gent road. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Andrews
are entertaining Mrs. Andrews sister
from Kentucky, who is making her
first visit north, and has had her first
glimpse of the ocean.
Miss Dorothy Gay Of the Cape Shore
was week end guest of Ruth Stur-
gis of Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. George Montgomery and Mas
ter Claude, who have been spending
the week in Lynn, Mass, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
bur, have returned to their cottage on
Sargent road, and were accompanied
by Mrs. E. A. Scott of Hyde Park,
who will spend the coming week with
the. family. Mrs. Scott was formerly
Miss Lillian Erskine, and she is be-
ing cordially greeted by her friends.
Mr.. Harold O'Leary of New York
has Joined Mrs. OLeary and little
daughter Margaret at the home of j.
T. Skolfield, for his annual vacation.
The house boat anchored off the
shore of Oak Lawn is a decided nov
city for the Trefethen shore and is
creating much interest among tine
summer colony. 1t is the property of
Mr.. Cole of Boston, who with his fam
lily are cruising in the Maine waters
for the summer. ..". -s...
Mrs. William Barnes of William
street delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Macbeth club, Tues
day at the burlington cottage, it being
the annual social of the club. A dam
tily appointed lunch was served at
noon, and the decorations in the din
ing room were of ferns and sweet
peas. At the table were Mrs. Louis
Palmer, Mrs. Fred Hollis, Mrs. E. D.
Stanton, Mrs. William Read, Mrs.
Purington and Mrs. Barnes.
An important event of the week
was the fifth annual reunion of the
Skillings family held Saturday at the
old homestead, Oak Cottage, on
Pleasant avenue. A pleasant feature
of this outing was the picnic dinner,
which was served on long tables I'M
der the trees in the orchard adjoin-
ing the cottage. The usual program
was carried out with speeches and
remarks by the president, Charles Wes-
ley Skillings of Auburn. The singing
of old songs, and the silent prayer for
the loved ones who have gone before
is a part of the annual program never
omitted. Following this came the
games and sports for both young and
old which brought to a close the re-
union of 1916.
The Trefethergreen Pop concert at
the Dayburn Casino, Saturday night,
called out a large audience, not only
from Peaks, but from the other is
lands and the city as well. The ca
sine was gaily decorated with Ameri-
can flags and Japanese lanterns, with
small tables placed around the outside
edge of the hall, and the centre being
clear for dancing. Sprague's orches-
ira furnished music, and fine pro-
gram was arranged, a cabaret unique,
which was most enjoyable. During
the evening, charming young ladies,
summer residents of the island, served
refreshments, and sold flowers, and
candy. Edward p. Jones was chair
man of the general committee and had
as his efficient corps of assistants,
Mrs. Edward P. Jones, Fred Haley,
Mrs. w. H. Simon, Mr.. and Mrs.
James. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
E. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
O'Leary and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Skol-
field.
Mr.. James Day of the Dayburn Ca
sino, who has been staying at the
w. II. Trefethen home for the sum-
mer, has taken the Leighton cottage
for his mother and sisters, who have
arrived from Somerville for two
weeks stay.