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

their cottage in the Massachusetts
colony.
The friends Of Miss Pauline Hale
will be pleased to know that both
she and Eugene and Leon Hale are
now over with the measles. This
disease has run through the family,
attacking one after another of the
children. The attack, however, in
each case, was mild, the children
being free from danger all the time.
Mr.. c. H. Roberts of Arlington
Heights. Mass, arrived on the Island
last Friday to spend his vacation
with his family, who are summering
at the Massachusetts, colony. Mr..
Herbert Brown, brother of Mrs. Rob-
erts, who has been visiting her for a
couple of weeks, has returned to re-
sumo his business in New York city.
Mr.. Halam Ring of Arlington
Heights, is guest of Miss Ethel
Roberts for two or more weeks. Mr..
Ring was here last year and is very
familiar with the Island and has
numerous friends among the mem
bers of the Massachusetts, colony.
Rev. J. r. Remick was host few
days last week to group of Camp
Fire Girls from Gorham, Me. They
daughter Of Mr.. Remick. After few
joyous days here they returned to
their various homes in Gorham.
Mrs. w. F. Bennett had as week
end guests last week at her home
near Central Landing, her friends,
Mrs. M. M. Bishop, Miss Margaret
Cassidy and Miss Helen Rogers, all
of Portland. They all had a pleasant
visit here and it was with great re-
luctance that they departed from the
island.
Mr.. Everett Hill of Portland spent
| last week visiting his mother. He
has now returned to resume his bust
| ness in Portland.
Rev. J. r. Remick, Mrs. w. N.
Henderson and daughter Helen, and
| Mrs. w. F. Bennett and daughter
Bertha, all of Chebeague, attended
| the Methodist Camp Meetings held
| at Old Orchard last week.
Mrs. Louise Huff and daughter
Thelma are visiting Rev. j. R. Rem
ick for a short time.
A week ago Monday, the Misses
Margaret and Gertrude Albion gave
| a party in honor of their cousins,
Miss Eleanor and Miss Alice Lamb
of Medford, Mass. Those of the party
present were Miss Julia Stenhouse,
Miss Betty Ingles, the Misses Elean-
or, Rita and Virginia Gambrill. the
| Misses Harriet and Ambia Harris,
| Miss Louise Lawrence, the hostesses,
Miss Margaret and Gertrude Albion,
and their guests the Misses Lamb.
After an afternoon of games, ETC., a
delightful and delicious supper was
served on the Albion's piazza.
Juniper Lodge is entertaining many
this season and the Island has gain
ed many friends through it's visitors.
Among the guests during the past
ten days have been Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Leroy Knowles, Mr. and Mrs
Harry c Higgins and Paul F Higgins.
all Of Worcester. Mass; Mrs. Lucy
| Newhall and Miss Gertrude F. Cham
berlain, both of Newton Highlands.
! The latter, new conner, is still with
us, and fast becoming a staunch
| friend of Great Chebeague.
Mr.. H. w. Chamberlain of Boston,
remained long enough to wish to re-
new his visit later in the season.
| Mr.. Irving G. Tomlinson of Brook
line, coming in his car to Portland,
made short stay, playing a game of
| tennis on the new court, taking a
dip in the briny" and returning
Sunday to Boston,
| Mr.. Edwin Choate Eaton and Mrs.
Austin H. Eaton Of Auburndale,
Mass, have enjoyed a few days rest
at the Camp. The new tennis court
having been completed, the contrac-
tor, Mr.. Eaton, with his mother, Mrs.
Austin H. Eaton, left on Sunday for
| short stay on Great Diamond with
his brother, Mr.. Sargent F. Eaton,
now of Portland.
Mrs. Maria Kellogg of Sherman
Mills, Me-, and Miss Mary Kellogg of
Gorham Me-, are at the Bellevue
! cottage at Eastern Landing for the
| remainder of the season.