Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-24
turn to Boston the latter part Of the

turn to Boston the latter part of the
week.
Miss Harriet Khunhart ana ner
brother, Mr.. Khunhart, who were
both the guests Of Miss Mary Ballard
all last week, returned to their home
noon.
Miss Sallie Pickard has as a guest
MISS Grace Dyer of st. Louis Mis-
souri,. Mrs. Pickard is entertaining
MRS. William E. Fowler of Westboro.
MASS. Mrs. Fowler and her husband.
Judge Fowler, have spent previous
summers at the West End COLONY.
Mrs. George Pickard is also a guest
here.
Last Sunday afternoon the christen-
ing OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Billiards.
daughter occurred at the church here.
DR.. Durgee, Ms. Ernest Billiards.
rather, performed the ceremony. The
young miss, who is eight weeks old.
was named Susan Rankin Ballard.
Mr.. William Hill, crack shot for the
Remington Metallic Cartridge Co.
gave an exhibition of shooting for
Mr.. Ballard and guests on the tennis
court. Mr.. Hill shot at various arti-
cles thrown in the air. He broke
nVe eggs in succession that were
thrown high in the air.
DR.. James T. Albion, a summer
resident of the island and minister of
the Congress Square Church in Port
land, will preach at the M. E.. church
here next Sunday.
LIT. Duryee of Garrison, New York.
guest OF Mr.. E. A. Ballard, supplied
the pulpit at the church last Sunday.
nrQaPhn6 f,r
sermon from the text, Cast your net
on the right side and We sha:: find -
DR.. Duryee is the minister of the
Dutch Reform church in Garrison and
works without salary. Mrs. DR..
thompson of New York sang a beau
tiful solo,
MI. and Mrs. Oliver Komlosy, who
have been visiting Mrs. Julia Kom-
losy have now returned to their home
in New York. Mrs. Ralph Raymond
or Watertown, N. Y, arrived last
tuesday week ago for a months
visit. Mr.. Raymond will come later.
He is at present motoring through
the White Mountains Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Pulford of Ottawa, Canada,
were guests here last week. MIR. Pull
ford is famous Canadian hockey
player and oarsman. He was the
winner of the Stanley cup for several
years In succession and member of
the champion crew of America at the
time of King Georges coronation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinkus of
Wilton are in Jim's Camp for the rest
of the summer.
Miss Louise Gibbons of Trenton.
New Jersey, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. T.. Bates for a stay of short dura-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hamilton
have as guests at the Albert Gran
nell house Miss Mary Fowler of Rum
ford and Mr.. Frank Perkins of Bux-
ton. Me.
Miss Clara Beals of Woodfords,
Me, is visiting Mrs. G. o. Hamilton
at her summer home here.
Mrs. William Mildram and daugh-
ter Helen and son Russell have re-
Gently arrived at their cottage which
thew. will occupy for two weeks. They
will then return to their home in
Melrose. Mass.
Rev. Fred r. 8anister and family
of Cornish. Me-. were the guests last
week Of Rev. ]. r. Remick at the
passionate. N-r. Banister is the min.
lister of Congregational church in
Cornish. He supplied the pulpit Sun
II.
George E. Leonard, the enterpris-
ing grocer of the island, has recently
purchased new Ford runabout
which will be converted into a deliv-
cry wagon. With this addition Mr..
Leonard will have two automobile
delivery trucks and therefore will be
able to give much better service to
his patrons.
Rev. and Mrs. James T. Albion have
recently entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kingsbury of Derby Line, N.
Fl. Mrs. George Hunt is guest
here for an extended stay. Miss
Barbara Arnold returned to her home
in Passaic, N. j., last week after a
visit Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent Flint Eaton,
formerly summer residents of this
island but at present members of the
summer colony at Great Diamond
Island have recently welcomed a
daughter to their home. The young
miss is named Elizabeth Choate
Eaton.
Mr.. Henry Lovejoy of West Med
ford, Mass, was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford at their
cottage the Fordette at the West End.
A delightful musical was given by
Many members of the West End col
ony being present. Mss Bates played
several piano solos as well as render
ing some most pleasing vocal solos.
The concert of victrola music showed
Miss Bates to be a connoisseur Of
good music, she choosing much of
the worlds best operate music for
her program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lynde and
daughter Dorothy and Mrs. Mackin
tosh left the island the latter part
OF last week for Silver Lake, where
they will remain in Mr. Lynde's cot
tage for the rest of the season. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynde and family came
here from West Medford for two
weeks visit. They occupied one OF
the Seward cottages at the West End
Mr.. Fred Ford, Jr.. of Medford