Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-27
Peaks Island

Now that the weather seems to
have become settled, many family
and club outings will be features of
the social life on the island, which
together with the various amuse-
ments makes the island a very busy
and popular resort.
The members of the c. l. c. class
of the church of the Messiah were
entertained on Thursday by DR.. and
Mrs. J. P. Rockwell at their cottage
at Evergreen Landing for an all
day outing, a delicious dinner be-
ing served at noon to Mrs. Eta Col
man, Mrs. Alice Gray, Mrs. Kelsey,
Mrs. Ralph Waldron, Mrs. Mary
Waldron, Miss Fannie knight, Mrs
Wallace Merrill, Mrs. Arthur Mar
den, Mrs Albert Waite, Mrs. Charles
Roundy, Mrs. A. G. Weber, Mrs.
Fred Lowe, Mrs. Frank Simonton,
Mrs. J. H. Wish, Mrs. Mabel Whit
ten, Mrs. William Shedd, Miss
Georgia Ford, Mrs. Nelson Reed,
Miss Hortense Chase, Mrs. Hook,
Mrs. Walter Libby and Mrs. George
Libby.
Mrs. Theodore Berrian and daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense Berrian, of White
stone, Long Island, have arrived in
Maine and will spend the remainder
of the summer on the island.
The members of the Shakize Club
of Pleasantdale are ENJOYING a
weeks outing at the island, the fol-
lowing being members of the party:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins and
daughter Bernice, Miss Marcia Tur-
ner, and Miss Lydia Morse.
The Young cottage on the shores
of Rock Bound Park, which was
built over twenty years ago and the
first cottage in that vicinity, has
been opened for the season and Mrs.
Elizabeth Young of Commonwealth
avenue, Boston, and Wellesley,
Mass, is here, accompanied by her
daughters, Mrs. William Anthony
Marion Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Fogg of
Westbrook have taken the Davies
cottage for the summer months and
have had as their guest Mrs. Frank
Nav of Portland.
Madame Haley with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds have arrived from their
home in Somerville and have opened
Spruce Lodge for the summer
months. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haley
and their little daughter Virginia
will join the family later.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Saxton and
daughter Laura arrived this week
from their home in Philadelphia and
have opened their attractive cottage,
the SaXtonia, on the Trefethen
shore for the season.
The Sunday school picnic of the
Bethany church was held in Green
wood Garden Wednesday and was
largely attended. A basket lunch
was enjoyed on the lawn, and vari-
GUS amusements INDUCED in by the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sears Of Port
land entertained a party OF friends
at Fern Park Club House this week.
A delicious shore dinner was served
at noon, and the time spent in hsh-
ing and other out Of door sports.
Those in the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Foye, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emery, Mr..
George Sears, Miss Aura Emery and
MI and Mrs. Fred Sears.
Mrs: Harry Hanson entertained at
her cottage on Friday Mrs. Charles
Brooks and Miss Mae Brooks of
Portland.
Miss Reba Shaw of Orono and
Miss Hazel Manchester of Gorham
were the guests this week of Miss
Marie Blackman at Utowana Farms
on the back shore. Miss Shaw is a
classmate of Miss Blackman at the
University of Maine.
Miss Bertha Cook and Miss Mil
dred Cook of Woburn, Mass, are
spending the summer months at
Rock Bound Park, having rented
one of the Whitney bungalows fer
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Trumbull of West
brook with Mrs. Tonge of Provi-
dence, R. l., are pleasantly located
at the Tolman cottage at Rock
Bound Park for the season, and they
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Annson of Providence, Mrs. Webb
of Providence and Miss Anna Trum-
bull of New York.
A jolly house party of Massachu-
sets girls are enjoying a two weeks
house party at the Fogg cottage on
the back shore of Trefethen and are
chaperoned by Mrs. Pauline Sterling
of Medford, who will be pleasantly
remembered as Pauline Henderson,
who with her people has been COM
ing to the island since a child. The
other members are Miss Isabelle
Henderson of Everett, Mass, Miss
Grace Fuller of Medford, and Miss
yetta Brown and Miss Jacobs Of
Somerville.
The Joseph Bernsteins of Law
renee, who have spent several sea-
sons at the island. have this year
taken q cottage at Evergreen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkman ar
rived this week from their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y, to remain through
August at the summer home of their
aunt, Mrs. George Gatehouse, at
Evergreen Landing.
Mrs. Sherry with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
w. Everett of Deering, are at the
Sherry summer home on Pleasant
avenue, for the summer months.
An important affair Of the week
was the annual sale and public sup
per given on Wednesday in Island