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

Foruand was also recent guest
here.
Professor and Mrs. Edward Caps
Will not leave here until the last of
the month, due to the fact that Prince
ton University will not open until the
first Of October. The reason for this
Is because of the epidemic. of Infan-
tile Paralysis in New York and vicin-
ity. r..
Mr. Jack Lambert who has been
a counselor at Camp Wenona, Den.
mark, Me-, Joined his parents at their
cottage the Barnacle, on last Satur-
day. The guests of Mr.. and Mrs Kel-
ley last week were, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Burke and son Roger and daugh-
ter Elizabeth. Mr.. Burke is one of
the administrative faculty at Harvard
Mr.. Max Wust came last Saturday
from Yonkers for a short visit with
Mrs. Julia Komlosy.
Professor and Mrs. Harmon are eX-
pectng to stay at their cottage until
the fifteenth of the month.
. Male quartette, Mr.. Fawcett at the
piano; reading "Old Chebeague" Mrs.
H. c. Needham; Songs 81 drink the
Fragrance of the Rose 1.-The Lark
now leaves his watery nest" Miss
Irene Johnson; piano solo Romance"
LibeEns, Miss Rosamond Spaulding;
VIC violin solos "Andantino" Kreisler,
Revere" Spaulding, Mr.. Jack Spald-
ing; songs 1.-TWO Roses, Gilberte.
Minuet, Gilberte, The Wind, Spross,
Mrs. Gertrude Walker-Crowley.
Mrs. Bicknell Hall of Folkestone
Lodge will close her villa Saturday
and go to Rockport, Mass, where she
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William III. Eaton, at her estate on
the North Shore. BicknelI Hall Jr..
has left the island for Newport, Me,
where he is visiting friends prior to
entering Brown University. He is a.
member of the class 1917. Robert
Hall left for Taunton, Mass, Tuesday
IN order to be there at the opening
of the school sessions.
Upon looking back over the past
Few months Of this season we Ger
talnly can state that they have been
successful. When we say the months
nave been successful, we mean that
there have been goodly number of
people, both cottagers and hotel
guests who have spent their sum
mer here. 1t is a well known fact
that the Hill Crest was the most
popular hotel in the lower Bay. il
being filed to it's utmost CAPACITY
early in the season and remaining till
late, while the Summit House has
been close second. Of the cottagers
we need to say but little. They have
flled almost every available cottage
on the island and as is needless to say
When staying on Chebeague they
nave had an excellent summer. "
The island has been the setting
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other social events such as the
dances at the Hill Crest, which have
become necessary institution to the
people. At the West End several
entertainments, including a bridge
party in charge Of Mrs. l.. M. Pass
ano,, a silver sale by Mrs. Thomas
e. Thompson, and a most interesting
and delightful paper entitled War
Poems, read by the author, Mr..
Thomas Errington Calvert, in charge
of Mrs. Charles E. Wyer, have been
given in order to raise money for the
Imperial Relief Fund for the English
soldiers. The affairs all have been a
splendid success both financially and
socially.
The recent work of the Island I'm.
provement Association has been
splendid. The raft and spring board
I for which the Association has given
several dances is now in the water
and has been very popular. 1t soon
will be hauled up for the winter and
made ready for next summer.
The land formerly owned by the
Sunset Land Co. at the West End
and around Sunset Landing has
changed hands and now is controlled
by the Cumberland and Title Com.
pany Of Portland. 1t Is expected that
a boom will take hold at this land
and that in few years there will be
colony here that will vie with those
at the other end of the island.
Now that the summer has past and
autumn with her glorious mantle OF
varied color is about to visit US we
wish that you, the people of Che
beague Island, may have as good a
winter as you have had pleasurable
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. William II. Howell are
entertaining DR.. Admont H., Clark
who is connected with the Johns
Hopkins Hospital and DR.. Edward o.
Hulburt of Cleveland, Ohio. DR..
Hulburt is an instructor of Physics
at the Western Reserve University
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell and family are
planning to remain here late in the
ihohth IhSh BoluS W tuSlT nome III
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Norah WEIGH of Winchester
Mass, entertained party of friends
on Wednesday night OF last week
at the West End of Chebeague. At
ter an enjoyable evening OF games
refreshments were served and the
evening closed at late hour with
dancing.
Mrs. Viola Farr of Worcester
Mass, was the guest last week OF
her grandmother, Mrs. John r.. Ham
llton of the island.
Among those who have left recent.
ly are Miss Lucille Larrabee and Mr.
Hugh Larrabee, who have been
spending the summer with theii
mother. Mr.. Larrabee, Sry accom-.
panied them to their home In Wilton
Me-, but has now returned here where
he will stay a week or so with his