Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-24
Peaks Island

Tuesday afternoon social at Associ-
alton Hall, which as usual was one
of the pleasant affairs of the week.
Daintily appointed, the serving table
was very attractive with the yellow
| blossoms and green's which were also
used in profusion about the hall.
Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Calderwood
| poured and Mrs. Tracy was assisted
in serving by Miss Hazel Dyer, Miss
Eunice Greeley and Miss Janice Whit
] tier. In the absence of Miss Ruth
| Merrill, Miss Katherine Ferguson, was
| in charge of the Red Cross work.
Among the guests present were Miss
| Amelia McAuslan, Mrs. E. T. Howe,
Miss Busick, Miss Rodiger, Mrs. Her
man Dyer, Miss Marion Stevenson,
Louise Palmer, Mrs. Georgia Maggi,
Mrs. Alfred H. Whitmore, Mrs. ].
o. Burke, Mrs. T. M. Robinson, Mrs.
John James, Mrs. Chas. Legrow, Mrs.
Sawyer, Mrs. H. J. Carrack, Mrs. NJ
L. Bradford, Mrs. J. E. Noyes, Mrs
j. T. Skolfield, Mrs. E. T. Merrill,
Mrs. S. A. jenkins, and Mrs. C. S.
Carleton.
Mrs. Charles Daley of Arlington,
Mass, is at the Ferncroft Cottage at
Evergreen, for a two weeks visit the
guest of Mrs. Harry Hollins.
Miss Louise Palmer of New York
is the guest of Mrs. Georgia Maggi
of Homestead Avenue Miss Palmer
| and Mrs. Maggi spent one season
abroad, travelling extensively over the
continent
Mrs. F. Eugene Farnsworth and
her daughter, Mabel E. Farnsworth
OF Winter Hill, are spending some
time at the w. H. Trefethen home
! on Pleasant Avenue. Mr. Farnsworth,
who is lecturer of note, is at pres
ent in Japan collecting material for
his winters course.
Mrs. Frank Wallace and Miss Edith
| Swan of Swampscott, Mass, are
| guests of Mrs. Abbie S. Young and
family, who are spending the sum-
mer at the Waldron cottage on Ire
fethen Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Byron, of New
York City are guests at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Harold Billings,
for a two weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs
Byron who have been living in Can
ada for the past few years, spent the
greater part of several summers on
the island and have many friends
here who are pleased to welcome
them again. On Monday night, an
informal gathering Of friends was
held in honor of Mr.. Byron.
Miss Theresa Kelley and Miss Lii
liam Tomey of Portland, are spend.
| ing the week as guests of Mrs. w. J.
Pierce, at tie Soule Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spaulding,
Mrs. Mabel Spaulding, Marjorie
Spaulding, Mrs. Mary Foley and Mrs.
Fannie Rogers are established at the
Gray bungalow, for the remainder of
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Miss Jessie Bruce of Boston, who
spent the greater part of last season
at the island has arrived for a few
weeks stay and is at the Belvidere
| cottage. Miss Bruce is a well-known
| musician of Boston and acts as &C
companist through the winter months
Miss Jessie Smith OF Littleton,
Mass, is making her annual visit
with the Charles Hansons, who are
| at their summer home, the Wild Rose
| cottage, on Meeting House Hill, for
| the season. Miss Mary Coughlan Of
Portland was guest on Tuesday,
and DR.. Charles S. Holt of Belling-
ham, Wash, has also been a recent
guest of the Hansons
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Heacox and
daughter, Marjorie, of KNOXVILLE,
Conn, are at the island for a few
weeks stay, and are at the home of
John Cakes Burke on Beach Road.
Miss Evelyn Sutherland, Bath, and
Miss Belle Kinds of Winthrop, spent
Monday at Rockledge on Pleasant
Avenue, the guest of Mrs. George
Sturgis.
Mrs. Frank Howarth and Master
William of Island Avenue have gone
to Berlin, N. H., for a two weeks
visit relatives. Mr.. Wallace, who has
been there for the past week, will
| return to the island with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haley and little
daughter, Virginia, have arrived from
Boston for their annual visit at
| Spruce Lodge with Mrs. Haley's mo-
Their.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legrow have
had as their guests, DR.. Peaslee and
wife, OF Bath, Miss Amanda Pollock.
| MUS. Sarah Lincoln, and children,
with Master Keith Pollock, of Wood
| fords.
Miss Beatrice Cragg of Oak Lawn
has gone to Winthrop Beach, Mass.
to be the guest of friends for few
weeks. Mr.. Cragg left on Sunday
for a visit with his mother in Nova
Scotia.
Mrs. George Mansize Of Waltham,
Mass, has been spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Enoch
Hunt, at her summer home on Pleas
ant avenue. Mrs. Clarence FARMS
worth and son of Waltham will be
entertained at the Huntciiff this
week.
The Ladies' circle of the Wood
fords' Universalist church enjoyed an
outing Wednesday with Mrs. Harry
p. Saunders at her summer home at
Forest City. The day was spent
socially with dinner at noon. In
the party were Mrs Bessie Drysdale,
Mrs. Pike, Miss Pike, Mrs. A. y.
Hamm, Miss Gertrude Hamm, Miss
Virginia Winslow, Mrs. N. A. Cheney,