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

Donald Nichols, whou accompanied
them is still at the Hanson home.
- Mrs: Edgar Farrarr of { Bath has
returned to- her home after a pleas
ant visit with her cousin; Mrs. u. II.
Bradford :at .Trefethen. Mrs. Far
rar2 is, IAN, impersonatorSa and "a reader
Of note and prominent in the social
and club. life of her home city. -.
The birthday anniversary of Miss
Helen Robinson was pleasantly OBJ
served with family gathering at the
summer home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Embert Robinson, when she was
generously remembered by her re!a-
tives and friends. A shore dinner was
a special feature of the day and
among the guests were Mrs. Gilbert
A. Powers; and Miss Susie Powers,
Mrs. Albert Mundee and Miss Alice
Mundee. Miss Robinson will enter
Mount Holyoke college at the open.
ing of the fall term /.
Mrs. Charles Wigglesworth and
Mrs. Charles Merriman are arriving
from their home in Chelsea, Mass,
this week to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jason at their home at
City Point. Mrs. George Scribner of
Deering and Mr.. George Jason have
been recent guests of their parents.
Mrs. j. 0. Burke, Mrs. F. M. Rob-
inson, Mrs. John James, Mrs. Sarah
Sawyer, Mrs. Charles Legrow, Mrs.
Alice Sylvia, Miss Jessie Bruce, Mrs.
U. t. Bradford, Mrs. H. ]. Carrick,
Mrs. A. G. Libby, Mrs. T. Olin Merri-.
man, Mrs. Frank Knowlton, Mrs. Mary
Brimmer and Miss Margaret CarricK
were members of picnic party
which spent Thursday on the back
shore with a picnic dinner and hot
coffee on the rocks
Miss Nan Woerner of PHILADELPHIA,
who has been spending the season
at Ye Headland Inn, has returned
home. Miss Woerner, who is a skill
ed pianist and prominent in musical
circles, has been heard at the island
several times and was the coach at
the concert at the Dayburn Casino.
The regular Tuesday afternoon So
Gals will be held and the Red Cross
work will be continued through the
greater part of September.
A. Baum, whose family is spending
the summer, at the Harbor Breeze
cottage, will come on from New York
for over Labor day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Linsky will also arrive from New
York for the holiday.
Raymond Carrick arrived from his
home in Hardwick, Vermont, for over
the holiday, to be the guest of his
mother at her summer home, where
Mrs. Carrick and Miss Margaret have
been for the past two weeks.
Miss Helen Quinn of Maiden is at
Evergreen, as the guest of Mrs. AL
bert Waite for two weeks visit,
which she enjoys annually.
Rev. and Mrs. William F. Aver of
Philadelphia Mora Wyer) arrived
Saturday to be the guests of Miss AL
media Sterling at the Oceanic for
two weeks.
Frances Bigelow and Evelyn Rob-
erts have taken the Thuss summer
home for two weeks and will be
Joined by other friends for the COM
ing week.
Trade with X. S. Davis, corner FIX
change and Federal street, Portland,
If you want the best In bungalow or
cottage furniture.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Walter
of Downer's Grove, suburb of Chi
cago, are spending two weeks at the
Sylvia cottage as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Rolf for their annual
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Codding and
sons Lawrence and Norman from
Somerville, Mass, are at the Grand
View cottage for a two weeks outing
at Evergreen.