Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20

~ uoy, July 10, Oily party
of summer people left the island in
the early forenoon for an ali dav
picnic on Upper Goose Island. The
picnic party left in Curtis boat which
easily accommodated all who went.
Among those who went were the
Misses Newell, Mr.. William H. New
ell and son, Mr.. Harris Newell, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Caps, Mrs. Stephen
Capps, Professor and Mrs. Hamon and
MI. and Mrs. Miller. The picnic
was complete success every one en-
]oy1ng the day to the utmost. The
party returned here by moonlight and
arrived on the island without mis-
hap.
Professor and Mrs. Edward Caps
have as guest at their cottage Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Miller of Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Miller is the head of the Uni
vers1ty Press in Chicago. Neither he
ncr his wife have ever before visited
here and both were greatly surprised
with the beauty and charm of the is
land and the congenial fellowship
of the island life.
Mrs. Albert Huston and Mr.. Minot
Huston and Mr.. Albert Bennett all of
Portland, Me-, were geuSts over the
week end Of Mrs. Huston's daughter,
Mrs. Frank Bennett.
Mrs. E. E. Bates has as a house
guest at her cottage near Central
Landing, Miss Mary Gibbons of Tren-
ton. New Jersey.
Mr.. Rudolph Birdsell of Winter Ha-
We, Fla, is visiting his wife's mother,
Mrs. Romano Keyser at her summer
home in the Massachusetts colony
Mr.. B.rdsell but recently Joined his
wife, who with her baby daughter,
Elizabeth, have been the guests of
Mrs. keyser since the beginning of
the season.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Degague and
daughter, Cleopatra, MIR. and Mrs.
Clifford hansen and children Frances
| and Wilton, and Mr.. William Capen,
all OF Portland are at the Albert
Grannell house for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry of To-
ronlu, Lanaua, are guests at the Berry
cottage, Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry are
greatly enjoying their stay and have
made many friends among the mem
bers of the Massachusetts colony.
Mr.. A. H. Crosman has been visit
ing his family for a short vacation
at Unquity Villa. He has now re-
| turned to resume his business at
Milton, Mass. He brought with him
| MI. ttHu Mis- d. -. OcISeiS dlSO VI
| Milton, who are enjoying greatly their
| sojourn here with their friends.
Mss Rita and Miss Marion Gle re-
Gently opened their cottage Ashmelot
| for the rest of the summer. They
came here from their winter home
in Winchester. Miss Hazel Harper
of Keene, New Hampshire, is their
guest for a short stay here,
Perhaps the earliest arrival of the
summer resident at the Massachusetts
colony are Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Cod
ding of Somerville, Mass. They
came here early in April and vii!
| probably stay here late in the season.
They have as house guests for a short
vacation Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Deliver
of Waltham, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E
Beers of Boston, Mass, arrived last
Sunday for i visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
CoGdinS at their cottage Burnett.
| MI. Roberts OF Arlington Heights
| arrives soon to spend his vacation
with his family at their cottage in
the Massachusetts colony. He will
bring as his guest Mr.. Herbert
Brown also from Arlington Heights.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Ethel Ro-
berts recently entertained for an all
day Wednesday, Miss Geraldine
Loveitt and Miss Hazel Banks both
of Cape Elizabeth and Miss Rather
inc BiXDy of Baileys Island. Miss
| Dorothy and Miss Ethel Roberts
were both guests this week of Miss
EiXby at her home on Baileys Is
| land.
Mr.. Richard Bowen of the Massa-
chuSetts colony has recently been
visiting friends in Pennington, Me.
He is now at the Harvard Summer
Preparatory School which has Il
camp in the lake region of Maine.
The many friends of Miss Stella
Hale will regret to know that she is
confined to the house with light
| case of the measles. She is now re-
| covering and will soon be able to
| be out.
Mr.. William Ross native of the
island recently bought the old home
of Mr.. James Ross near Sunset
Landing. Mr.. James Ross it will be
! remembered died last year. The
| house is now occupied by Mr.. VIII
| Ross and his family.
| Miss Marion and Miss Katherine
Crosby, well known to the summer
people of the East End are again
| being greeted by their friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Gates ami
family the recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Wyne of the West
End are now at their camp on the
shores of Sebago Lake for the re-
| mainder of the summer.
Mr.. Reginald Ridge, the son OF
Mr.. John II. Ridge of the West End
| is expected to arrive here soon. His
many friends here are planning a
| celebration in honor of his arrival.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wyne,
have had as guests the past week
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot
Glover of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover will soon return to their
summer home in Strong, Me-, where
they will remain for the remaining
part Of the season.