Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-09-07


here later in the month before re-
turning to Winchester.
Mr.. John H. Ridge will spend his
vacation of two weeks with his fam
l lily at their cottage on the West End
of the island. Upon the end of his
vacation he and his family will move
to their home in Portland. Miss
Jessie Ridge returns to Wellesley col
lege this year to complete her studies
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wyer and
family will remain on the island until
the last part of September. Mr.. John
Wyer will leave on the twentieth of
the month for Phillips Exeter Acad-
envy. Miss Elizabeth Wyer will not
leave until October fifth when she
will sail for Barcelona, Spain, where
she has been appointed an instructor
at the International college there.
Mr.. John Morgan Ash, Jr., who has
but recently Joined his parents is
now taking an auto trip to Philadel-
phia. He is. taking his father with
him. Mr.. Ash, Jr., graduated from
the Kent school this year and will en-
i ter business sometime later in the
fall.
Mrs. Rebecca Webster and two
daughters, Miss Clara Webster and
Miss Olive Webster, left the island
last Thursday afternoon. They have
returned to their home in West New
ton where they will reside for the
winter months. The sister of Mrs
Webster, Mrs. Julia Brown, who has
been visiting her returned to her
home last week.
Last Saturday evening the Improve
ment Society gave it's second enter
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and dance at Hill Crest Hall, which
The proceeds of which are to pay
for the new raft and diving board.
An excellent program was provided
! by members of the cottage colony,
composed of Mrs. Gertrude Walker
Crowley, Lyric Soprano, Miss Irene
Johnson, soprano, Miss Rosamond
Spaulding, pianist, Mrs. H. G. Need
ham, reader, Mr.. Jack Spaulding,
violinist, Male quartette, composed of
Roger Driscoll, Robert Coan, G. Err
risson Fawcett, Henry Hayer, Mrs.
Frances Atherton Spauling, composer
and -accompanist ~Afl the selections
were enthusiastically received and
encores were generously given.
Dancing followed until nearly mid
night, the music being furnished
Hill Crest Hotel. 1t was one of
the most successful affairs given
here for some time, and the COM
mittee consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Spaulding of Newton,
Mass, and Mr.. Hoke of Harrisburg,
Pa, are to be congratulated for the
success Of the affair. The following
program was given:
Mr.. George w. Jordan of Cumber-
land Center, candidate for the legis-
lature on the republican ticket from
the Cumberland and Falmouth dis
trict was here on the island Wednes-
day last, and in company with select
man Clinton M. Hamilton, inter-
viewed several of the voters. Mr..
Jordan is making an active canvass
and his friends are predicting that he
will be elected and that his vote on
the island will surprise everybody.
Mr.. James w. Calderwood the
well known musician of Boston, Mass,
was the guest Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Crowley at the Breeze cot
ttage, east end. Mr.. Calderwood is
conductor of the Z. Beverly Mems
Singing Club, and he is also super
visor of music in the high school of
the garden city. He is also conduct
or Of the Weymouth Choral Society
and supervisor Of music in the schools
Of that place. Also he is conductor
: for the Fore River, Mass, Glee Club,
! and several other organizations.
L. Mrs Philip Hawkins and daughter
Miss Edith Hawkins, and Stewart
Hawkins all returned to their home
. in Springfield last Saturday, having
: spent the entire summer in the cot
(, tage Of Mrs. Hawkes. father, Mr..
I, Hyde, at the East End of the Island.
Miss Nora Brown and Master Louis
Hyde who have been visiting here,
have also left. They returned to
Springfield with Mrs. Hawkins and
family. i5% -" a.. 49, g fi" ".''E
Mrs. A. M. Crosby and Mrs. r. Herer
and families have rented the Hyde
, cottage for two weeks They will re-
turn to their winter residences in the
middle Of September.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Newell and
daughters and son, Mr.. Harris Newell,
are planning to stay in their cottage
until the last part of September. They
, will then return to their home ~
| Springfield, Mass, where they will
) reside throughout the winter months.
. DR.. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth and
son Jeoffry left last Friday for their
: home in Montreal. Rev. G.. Pater.
4 son Smyth who has been staying with
his family returnd to Brantford, On.
: tario, on the same day. Miss Wini.
! fred Roberts who has been visiting
1 here for a month or SO, has returned
1 to her home in Brantford, Ontario.
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Wilson and Miss
] Jessie Paterson Smyth will remain in
} their cottage for two weeks longer be-
/, fore going to Huston, Texas, where
: they will remain this winter
) Mrs. Stephen Capps OF Washington,
j. ID. c., will not return there until the
, middle OF September. Her husband
who has been in geological work in
: Alaska, will join her soon.
: Mrs. Joseph Aubie of New Haven.
, Conn, was the guest last week for