Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-13

soon leave Springfield, Mass. and
come to Noodle Head" where thew
will join their family.
Mrs. G. H. Sweetser left last Friday
Tor Augusta after delightful three
weeks stay on the island. Mrs. G.
j. Floyde also left Friday for New
castle, Maine. Both Mrs. Sweetser
and Mrs. Floyde have greatly enjoyed
the stay on the island in their cot
tage, Outlook, and they sorrowfully
departed from the island.
The Outlook has been rented by
Mrs. George H. Sweetser to Mrs.
Ihomas Patterson of Georgia. Mrs.
PATTERSON and her mother will prob
ably remain here until the end OF the
season when they will return to their
winter home in the Sunny South.
r. S. Davis Co., corner of Ex-
complete and excellent line of all
household and cottage furnishings
Adv.
Mrs. r. M. Taylor and little son,
Richard of Lowell, Mass. are at
"F'olkstone" visiting Mrs. Taylor's
mother, Mrs. Bicknell Hall. Mr.,
Bicknell Hall, Jr., is a purser in the
employ of the Casco Bay and Harps-
well lines. Next fall will be the
beginning of his senior year at Brown
University. Mr.. Hall, Sr., visited
his family over the week end and the
Fourth and has now returned to his
business in Lowell
In the early part of this week Miss
Mary Brock and Miss Isabel Green
returned to their homes in Canada.
They have been visiting Miss Jessie
Paterson-Smythe at the charming and
attractive summer residence of her
parents, Olive lodge. They have
greatly enjoyed their visit here de-
irving great pleasure from the boating
and swimming, which are so popular
here.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton of the Pelham will regret
to know that this year they will not
occupy their beautiful summer home
here. 1t is due to the poor health
of Mrs. Hamilton that they are una
BILE to come here this summer. Their
friends will greatly miss their genial
presence from the island.
Mr.. Phillip Kirkum, the recent
guest of Mr.. Harris Newell has left
the island. He has gone to Lake
Dunmore, Vermont, where he will re-
main a couple of weeks with friends.
Mr.. Abbott Markell, guest at the
same time of Mr.. Newell has also
gone. He went to Boston, Mass,
where he will resume his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blanchard and
daughter of Winchester, Mass, are oc-
cupying the Blair cottage for the
month of July. They are newcomers
! to the island but greatly enjoy all it's
beauties and already have made many
friends among the summer residents
Professor and Mrs. A. M. Hartman
and family of New Haven, Conn.,,
have now arrived here. They will
occupy the Barnacle for the summer
| season. Professor Harmon is pro-
fessor OF Greek and Latin at Yale
University.
Mr.. w. C. Newell arrived a week
/ ago from Springfield. He will spend
the rest of the summer with his fam
lily at their cottage on Artists Point
Mr.. w. B. Young, Mr.. w. S. Max
well and Mr.. Fred Airimore, all of
| Brockton, Mass, have had splendid
weeks vacation here. They have
been at the Hyde camp throughout
| their stay. Not a moment of their
visit was dull for they were always
either boating, or swimming or taking
| long tramps about the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rotzel of Mill
| bury, Mass, are visiting Mrs. L. C.
| Goddard at her cottage on the East
End. Mr.. Rotzel is pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Mill
bury He very kindly preached for
Rev. Joseph R. Remick of the Island
| on Sunday morning a week ago. On
week ago Friday Mrs. Goddard
and family arrived here for their u.s.
ual summer stay.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine Goddard will be happy to know
| that they are now at the Summit
House for a few weeks visit on the
| island Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Goddard
have many friends among the people
of the East End colony. They ar
rived at the Summit House for a visit
of indefinite length.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Neal of Maiden,
| Mass, were the guests Of Professor
and Mrs. o. s. Tonks at their at
tractive bungalow at the Enst End.
The beauties and charms of Che
beague have captured their hearts as
we'll as the boating and swimming
which they have also enjoyed to the
utmost.
Mrs. John Morgan Ash entertained
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ash of
Urbano, Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
have previously visited the island
and therefore have many friends
among the neighborine cottages. They
! arrived week from Tuesday and left
here in the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wust of New York city
have been visiting Mrs. J. Komlosy.
They visited Mrs. Komlosy for three
days in last week and are now in
their home, They are expected to
he here soon again by Mrs. Komlosy
Mr.. Fred Komlosy has returned to the
island after a weeks visit in Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Komlosy and her brother
Mr.. Harry Oliver. are perhaps among
the earliest of the summer folk to
| have arrived here. They came here
as early as the fifteenth of May and
! according to Mrs. Komlosy they have
been very comfortable here.
Seeing the Stars and Stripes way-
ing once more in the breeze at .Iuni-
| per lodge. we called and found Miss
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