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


Miss Florence Woodman of Port
land, Maine, is again at the Lasco
Bay House for the summer.
The Dance Friday Night at the Bar
racks.
THESE dances which are given
regularly here are most popular with
the summer people here as we'll as
with the guests of the house. a
trio of three Salem men, staying at
the Barracks formed the orchestra
which played splendid music.
Miss Myrtle Cashier has now re-
turned to her home in Waverly,
Mass, after having spent her vaca-
ton of two weeks at the Regimental
Barracks of the First, Tenth and
rwenty-ninth Maine Regiments.
On the twenty-fourth of July Mrs.
w. A. Jones of Camp Bell, Doughty's
Landing expects to have as a guest
for two or more weeks her friend
Miss Helen Crofut of Merrimac,
Mass.
Rev. |. T. Johnson the minister of
the NJ. E. church here, is entertain
ing, at the parsonage, his daughter
Mrs. F. A. Cumming and her child
rem of Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. g. Pratt of Stone
ham, Mass. and Miss Margaret earn
ey OF Melrose, Mass, arrived this
week at D'Shawmut cottage and
will remain here until the first OF
August. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Powers
who were here last week have now
returned to their home in Dry Mills
last Saturday.
Another recent arrival is that OF
Dr.. w. c. Nuttlng and family OF
Norwood, Mass. They are now in
their cottage on the North Shore fol-
the rest OF the season.
Miss Jessie Chase of Portland and
Miss Ruth Z. Chase of Kennebunk-
port were guests of Mrs. Laura E
Jones at her attractive cottage on
the West shore of the island.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Parker of New York city
will regret to learn that they will
not be able to spend their summer
On the island this year. They have
been the guests of Mr. Fred Wilson
and his sister Mrs. Give Ballard al
their cottage each summer for TWEEN
ty years. Their friends are bemoan-
ing the fact that they are not to Wis
it here this season.
Mr.. Fred Wilson and his sister
Mrs. Olive Ballard recently opened
their cottage, THE Wilson," for
their usual stay here. Mr.. Wilson
nav has his motor-boat in commits
sion and is enjoying many short
trips about the Bay. Mr.. J. Blum
of Dorchester is staying with him
for the summer
. Recent guest of Miss Alice Hol-
combe of Sunny Slope cottage on the
West End of the Island were Mrs.
Agnes Milford and Mr.. Harry Fur
long, both of Springfield, Mass. Miss
Holcombe also entertained over the
weekend, Mr.. John Williamson and
his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Perry.
both of Portland. All of Miss Hol-
combe's guests were much charmed
with the cool air and the beautiful
view of the harbor which can be seen
from her cottage piazza.
Mr. Alton Mayberry of WATERFOWL.
Mass, joined his wife for a visit over
the weekend at the cottage of her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Secondhand, with whom Mrs.
Mayberry is visiting for the greater
part Of the summer.
Greyshingles, the summer home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Smardon of
tho West End has been the scene of
a gay house party this past week
and week end. Those forming this
party were Mrs. A. e. Chase of Port
land, MI. and Mrs. A. F. Bruce. Me-
ponset Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Ridlon of Saco and son Harold, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Parrot of Portland.
and Mrs. Addison Frye also from
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Frye and
Mrs. Addison were here for only over
the weekend, but the others had
been here for a week previous.
Mrs. A. r. Bates OF the West End
Is entertaining at her cottage, Idyl-
hurst, for a week, her friend Mrs.
Charles Russell of West Someryille,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Taylor of
Wollaston, Mass, are at the Roxmont.
as the house guests for two weeks of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Warren of the
West End Colony. They are greatly
enjoying the sailing in Mr.. Warren's
auxiliary sloop, Patsy Lee" which
he bought early this summer.
1t is planned by Mr.. Chas. e. Cush-
ing to start the regular dances at the
Pavilion soon. These dances have