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

eupied by Mrs. Hood and friends,
was vacated last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Black intend to spend the
month and week or more IN Octo-
Der before returning to their home
In Providence, r. I.
Mrs. L. G. Tredwell OF Brooklyn,
N. Y. and Mrs. Edward Huber Of
Pelham, N. Y, are guests Of Miss
linda Smith at Sunset. House. Miss
Smith and her guests will remain
here most Of the month, returning
to their homes late in September.
Miss Marjorie and Miss Winifred
Smith leave the island to-day for
their homes in Brooklyn. Their
many friends are sorrowful that they
are leaving the island 80 soon, as
they were the mainstay Of the So
cial life on the island.
The guests at the Chandler cottage
are Mr.. Biglowe Hills of Wellesley
Hills, and Mr.. Harold Boardman of
Reading. Mass. They are here for
their vacation. which lasts three
weeks. Mr.. Boardman is a son-in-
law of Mrs. Myra l.. Chandler.
Mr.. Robert Medley, who has been
visiting his family for short stay,
mas returned to resume his business
in Philadelphia.
AAS oSoDoh cuu Is drawing near
so many people are now leaving the
island daily that the library teas have
stopped. This, however, does not mean
that the library is closed. It will run
until the last of September on the
usual summer schedule, after which
the library will be open on the usual
MISS Laura Bennett spent last
week in Boston, but she returned
Saturday and Joined her sister here.
1t is their intention to remain at
their attractive cottage on Sunset
! road until the very last of September.
Mrs. Williams Haynes is now rap
idly recovering from her recent ILL
ness and quincy sore throat. She
is now out and will soon be in per-
feet health.
Mrs. Elsie c.. Bogert and her
daughter. Miss c. r. Bogert, who
| nave been spending the month of
august at their cottage on the Sun
set ROAD shore, will not return to
tne1r home in Brooklyn until the last
of September. The Bogerts have
been coming here many years and
are well known to the island folk.
Mrs. William Haynes, who has been
staying all the season at the hotel
mas been recently quite ill with u
severe attack of quinsy sore throat
MIS-. haynes is now much better and
IS rapidly coming to feel like her
natural and normal self. She will
PROBABLY stay here until the house
/ closes when she and her daughter
little Miss Betsy Haynes, will leave
for Baltimore, Md
Miss c. B. Hill, who has been oc-
cupylng the Overlook cottage for a
month has recently left the island
| LOT her winter residence in Dedham.
Me. -. t'''
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gibson and
laInlly VINO are regular summer resi-
aents mere are returning to their
nome in Concord, New Hampghire
Mr.. Gibson joined his family here a
| week ago and as above stated will
return with his family to their win
ter residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bickford, Mr..
Z. H. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
LoVe1tt, Mr.. Walter Griffin and Miss
margaret Griffin, all left the island
last Friday for Foxcroft, New Hamp-
SHIRE. While there they will attend
the Conference of the Seventh Day
Adventists. They will be away a
week returning here late tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. Phillip Hodgson, Mr. Roy Mer-
iiii' MI. u. LOPEZ, Captain Lunt, Mr.
p: w. Morton, Mr.. Edward KNIGHT,
MI. Moulton were among a party of
thirteen people from Falmouth Fore.
side who recently visited the island
Ihey came over by motorboat for an
all day picnic at Kennedy's where g.
shore dinner was served. The men of
the party were familiar with, the is
land and had many friends among the
island residents.
Mr.. Edward Putnam and Mr.. John
Putnam both from Washington, d. c..
nave returned there with their fam1-
lies after having spent the month OF
August in the cottage of Mr.. Herbert
Gushing. Both families have spent
many summers here, this past one
making the sixth summer that they
nave been visitors on the island.
Miss Willie r. Lewis Of the island
had as her house guests last week
her friend, Mrs. F. S. Dickerson OF
Rangeley, Me.
or those who left the island last
week are Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Hill and
tam1ly who have returned to their
nome in West Roxbury, Mass, where
they intend to stay for the winter.
The food sale held last week on
the piazza of the Post Office build.
ing was a great success both finau-
cfally and socially. The sale was in
charge OF Mrs. Adeline Harmon and
was for the benefit of the church
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