Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-17
for the pleasure and benefit derived
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pie enjoyed dance. Wednesday
evening Library Party was held.
The first prize, The Inner Flame,
by Clara Louise Burnham, was won
by Mrs. Eileen Blanchet, and the
second. sweet grass basket was
taken by Miss Julia Fowle.
Friday evening an entertainment
to help along the Permanent Blind
Relief War Fund, for Soldiers and
Sailors was given. The program
(given in Annex Living Room) con-
sisted of piano solos by the Misses
Melaine Smith, Grace MCGUIRE, and
Helen Blanchet, songs were given by
Mr.. Pemberton Smith and Mr. X.
R. Reid. A quartet, composed of Mr..
and Mrs. HAZEL, Mrs. Ferrin and
Mr.. Smith, sang The Old Oaken
Bucket, and Mrs. Smith beautifully
rendered several English songs, also
three Bird Songs, which were par
ticularly appreciated: Mrs. Everett,
dressed in an old fashioned way, sang
two old-fashioned songs, which have
been handed down through her fam
lily like stones. They were taught to
her by very old great aunt when
Mrs. Everett was about six. There
was quaintness about them which
left their impressions upon the audi
ence. Miss Frieda Michel read an
arrangement of the play, The Poor
Little Rich Girl, by Eleanor Gates,
and with the delicacy of touch with
which this young lady always deals
with her child characters. The even
ing was a delightful one for all.
The late arrivals are: Miss Ruth
F.,NAdams, Portland, Me-, Mrs. o.
man Adams, Portland, Me-, Mrs. c.
l.. Howard, Detroit, Mich, DR.. Brad
ley, Saginaw, Mich, Mr.. E. c. Brand
enburg, Washington, D. c., Miss Dor
othy Brandenburg, Washington, D. c.,
Miss Ruth Brandenburg, Washington,
D. c., Miss A. T. Cornell, East
Orange, N. j., Mr.. w. G. Wood,
South Orange, N. j., Miss Helen L.
Kennedy, Maplewood, N. J., Miss
Louisa M. Jacob, Moorestown, N. j.,
Mass, Miss S. f.. Gould, Boston,
Mass, Miss A. Priest, Gardner, Mass,
Miss Elizabeth F. Morgan, Brewster,
N. Y, Miss Roberta Smell, Montreal,
Que.
Miss Amy l.. Blanchard the famous
authoress OF girls books, is spend
ing week at Camp Ohuivo, on Lake
poets to gather material for her
third Camp Fire Girl Story. The
second volume of the series, Fagots
and Flames, is now at press and will
appear next month.
The latest guests of Miss Susan
Jordan at the Bonnyview Cottage, are
Miss Elizabeth Jordan and Mrs.
Charles Gleason of New York, Miss
Lillian Gleason, Mrs. Edith Benja
min and daughter Charlotte, and
Mrs. Alice Andrew, all of West Med
ford, Mass.
Mr.. Robert Hathaway and Miss
Winifred Root of New York City, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Root, at
Takitize, for two weeks.
At last the Edmund Black has
sailed for Newfoundland, where she
will catch and load a cargo of sword
fish. She was to have sailed at one,
O'clock on Saturday but forge q, ~
!sasons aid not go out until later.
Ir. Robert Dempster the famous
lctor of Buffalo, N. Y, sailed with
Ter. Each night the schooner puts
nto port so that he can return any
line he wishes to. Capt Frank
Doughty is the master of the vessel |
DR.. Frank S. Rogers of Albany, N.
T., the organist at st. Peters Church !
and well known here is the guest of |
Mrs. G. l.. Burnham for a week.
Mrs. A. H. Woodman made a fly
ing visit to Boothbay Harbor. Mrs. |
VIM. Leslie Van Sinderen, an old |
visitor here, and who has lived in |
Japan for over a year accompanied |
her. |
Is Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham's fish |
pool. 1t is quite long and wide, and |
irregular in shape. Pond lilies and |
other water plants are in the water. |
and around the pool are bay and
beautiful flowers. An artificial but
terty placed in realistic position |
near plant, makes it look exactly |
like real one touching on a bios |
som.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Alexander and
daughter Berenice Of Montclair, N. |
J., are guests Of Mrs. Barker, at The
Breakers.
Saturday morning Mr.. Streuli got
up sailing party in the boat he has
leased. They went as far as Goose
Island, and around Whaleboat. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Streuli, Miss May Tracy, Mrs. Barker
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, and the
Misses Sally and Geneva Johnson.
Mr.. Lincoln RICHTER of Newton
vile, Mass, spent the week end with
his family at their cottage on Rock
Point.
Mrs. M. Low of Philadelphia, Pa,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Ingersoll,
at the Brinymede, for two weeks.
On account Of it's having leaked,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Heebner, have
moved from the Bel-goed cottage, to
the Tabor cottage.
Mrs. Horace Burrough of Baltimore
(Roland Park, Md, is the guest of
Mrs. G. ]. Benson at the Halfway
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A. Durham
and Miss Sylvia Durham of Hart
ford, spent two weeks with Mrs.
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