Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-03

nual sale Thursday, August 10th, at
Hill Crest Hall. An efticient com
mittee have the affair in charge and
1t gives promise of being a fine sue
cess. Fancy articles, groceries, cake,
pastry, candies and ice cream will be
offered for sale. The hours will be
3 to 5 P. M. and Z to 10 P. M. All
are invited to contribute to this
worthy organization as the proceeds
received are used in church work.
Remember the date, Thursday, Aug
uSt 10th.
Mr.. Charles A. Woodbury. of Salem,
Mass, who has been a house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Crowley at
the Breeze cottage, returned to his
home Sunday morning last. Mr.
Woodbury. will spend the last week
of his vacation in enjoying short
trips to the nearby resorts of the
Witch City.
Mrs. Peter N. Popoff and her
daughters, the Misses Claudia and
Olga, and her sister, Miss Natalia
Mitropolsky and their friend, Miss
Ella M. Foster; left. the island Sun
day for their home in Salem, Mass,
after having a delightful vacation.
While they were here Rev. Peter N.
Popoff visited his family and all of
them are most enthusiastic in their
praise and are anticipating returning
here another season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Theiling,
or Boston, Mass, accompanied by
Mrs. Edward Gwillim and daughter,
Miss Marion Gwillim and Mrs. Ward
also of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pierpont and daughter. Grace,
OF Auburndale, Mass, arrived on the
noon steamer, Sunday, for their sum-
mer outing. This jolly party are in
the Bid-a-Wee cottage in Soule's
grove and they are enjoying every
hour of their vacation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theiling have been coming to the
island for many seasons and they
have many friends here who are
pleased to see them on the island
once more. Mr.. Theiling was a men,
Der of the ''Strollers," a we'll known
Boston group Of young men that in
years past came to this island for
their summer camping trip.
Miss Ella NJ Foster of Beverly
Mass, spent Friday and Saturday
with her friend Miss Natalia Nitro
polsky at the Hill homestead. Miss
Foster departed Sunday and will
leave Thursday for Detroit, where
Sne Will WISH TRENDS.
Before leaving the island, be sure
and visit the Red Dragon Gift
Shop and Tea Room and see the fine
line of souvenirs that are displayed
here. If you desire to have your
film developed it can be done here at
short notice
Mr.. Reginald Ridge, C.. E., who has
position in Western Pennsylvania
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Mr.. Philip Dorticos of East Orange,
will pass the first two weeks Of Aug
ust with his mother, Mrs. Antoine
Dorticos.
Mrs. VIM. B. French of Winches-
ter, Mass, who passed the month of
July at the Morse and Dorticos cot
tages has gone to Woodfords to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt. Coolidge OF
Covle.
Mrs. E. A. Ballard and daughter
Miss Mary Ballard have arrived at
their cottage, Khatmandeau, for the
rest of the season. They have been
spending a few days at Lake George
before coming up here. Mr.. E. A. Bal
lard arrived here Tuesday from
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, to spend
the rest Of his vacation with his fam
lily. Mr.. Ballard has had slight at
tack of appendicitis and therefore
was much delayed in coming to his
summer residence at the West End.
guest at the West End for two
weeks is Miss Lucy Ballard of Ath-
nns. Ohio. She is visiting Mrs. Will
liam Stewart, Jr., at her attractive
cottage. Miss Lucy Ballard is a sis
ter of Mr.. E. A. Ballard.
Miss Alice Stewart of Philadelphia
arrives at the West End this week
Miss Stewart has recently been in
Ashville, North Carolina, where, as
we read by the newspapers, they had
terrible tornado and flood. Miss
Stewart had to leave North Carolina,
leaving behind her all her personal
r-"ne~tv She relates many interest
ing incidents which occurred during
lne tornado.
Mrs. George Hatch, of Boston, who
has been visiting Miss J. Nielsen al
Kew cottage for a couple of weeks
hoe r"w returned TO her home in Bos
ton, Mass. Mrs. Hatch had never be
I.ie slailed the island and was en-.
chanted with the beauty of it's seen
cry.
Miss Helen McCutcheon, the friend
OF Miss Jessie Ridge, who has been
visiting her for the past week or SO
left the island last Monday for Bos-
ton, Mass. Although Miss McCutch-
cons stay here was brief she made
many friends among the members OF
the West End colony. She Is col
lege mate of Miss Ridge at Wellesley
college.
Mrs. Norman Ellison of Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia, has been the guest
for few days of Mrs. William Stew.
art. She will not be on the island this
summer nor will any OF her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gilchrest
and family of Philadelphia arrived on
the island August LIST. They have
rented the Ellison cottage for the
month. Mr.. Gilchrest and family
have spent former summers on Cliff
Island, but have been frequent visit.
ors on Chebeague and are therefore
well known to the summer people
here.