Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-17

MI. ana MIS-. CnarleS A. Hamilton
and two daughters Beatrice and Lula
of Rumford and Mr.. George Simpson
and Miss Alice Simpson Of Water
vile are in the Albert Grannell cot
tage for two weeks.
Miss Evelyn Perkins of Rumford is
visiting Mrs. Minnie Bennett for two
weeks. Mrs. M. NJ. Bishop Of Portland
is visiting here for few days.
Mrs. Frank Bennett and two chill
dren, Grace and Rodney, have re-
turned to their home in South Free
port after few days visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Eben Bates and Mrs. John r.
Hamilton are at Old Orchard for
week. Mr.. Bates will return to the
island with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Henderson and
daughter, Helen, have just returned
here after weeks visit in Old Or
chard, Me.
Juniper Lodge is again haunted
not by wild cats" but by many hap
py guests who with tennis, indoor
stunts, boating, fishing and swim
ming, are enjoying every moment"
during their seasons visit at Che
beague. Among the new arrivals
are: Miss Lucie S. Stiles of Derry,
Myrtle G. Dickson and Miss Julia e.
Dickson of Roxbury, Mass; Miss.
Rachel Rosnosky of Dorchester.
Mass; Miss Mary Emily Spear and
Miss ]. Vida Spear of East Hampton,
Mass; Mrs. Gertrude l.. Kerwin OF
Newton, Mass; Miss Dora L. Ker-
win of Concord, Mass; Miss Joan
Flora Tilton of Boston, Mass; Miss
Ethel G. and Miss Marion B. Hoyle
of Concord, Mass. and Miss Wini-
fred M. Beck of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mr.. Robert Albion and Mr.. William
Allen Harris, Jr., are two young men
who are now on the John Paul Jones
cruise, which will end on September
4th. They left on the United States
Battleship Kearsarge on August 14th
at five o'clock and will be on duty
for twenty-o one days. Mr. Albion and
Mr.. Harris will return to the island
at the end of their cruise. Mr. AL
'bion will then leave here for Bowdoin
college, Brunswick, Maine, where he
is an undergraduate.
Mr.. John Morgan Ash of German
town, Pa, will join his family at their
attractive cottage on Artists Point
on Friday. Mr.. Ash will remain here
throughout his vacation, which will
extend into September He will
then return to his business in PhiIa-
delphia.
Last week was the scene of a mer-
ry picnic party of island people
They went to JEWELS island by mot
or boat where they spent the day
having a picnic lunch on the rocks
Those of the party included Miss
Julia Ash, Miss March, Miss Eliza
beth Ash, Miss Margaret Newell,
Miss Mary Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Goddard and daughter, Gertrude,
Mr.. George Watkins, who arrived on
the island last week from Spring
field, Miss Harriet Sweeney, who
came from Newton Center last week,
andA Miss Edith Hawkins and her
friendsN Miss Katherine Stuart, of
Springfield,
Center, Mass, arrived last Saturday
staying at the Hamilton vffffia, where
he is warmly welcomed by his many
friends here
Mrs. H. j. Ran and Mrs. Donald
Allen, both of Portland, Maine, were
in their little bungalow near the
schoolhouse for a few days last
week. They have now returned to
Portland.
Mr.. w. E. Stewart of PHILADELPHIA,
Pa, is spending his vacation with
his family, who are occupying cot
tage at the West End for the summer.
The Stewards have passed many
summers on the island and have
many friends at the West End
Mrs. Mary Sheppard, sister of Mrs
Edmund GilchTist, is visiting Mrs.
Gilchrist, who with her family, is oc-
cupying the Ellison cottage for the
month of August. Mrs. Sheppard
comes from Chestnut Hill, PhiladeI-
phia, which place is where the win
ter home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist is
situated.
Mr.. e. A. Ballard returned to the
island from Philadelphia last Friday
10 spend the rest of his vacation with
his family at their cottage, Khat-
mandhu. Mr.. Ballard was called to
Philadelphia very suddenly because
OF the threatening car strike in New
York, which also would reach to
Philadelphia. MI. Ballard is the
counsel for the car lines in Phila-
delphia.
DR.. Duryee, the father of Mrs. Err,
nest Ballard, is on the island for
short stay. lie arrived last Satur-
day and Is being entertained at the
Ihomas cottage at the West End
throughout his stay here.
Miss Rebecca CraighilI, a college
friend of Miss Jessie Ridge of the
west End, is visiting Miss Ridge for
TWO or more weeks. Miss Craighill
and Miss Ridge are students at Wei
lesley College, Massachusetts.
Chebeasue Improvement Association.
AS noted in the columns of
the Breeze last year the ini-
tial steps were taken to start
something on Chebeague and those
efforts have evidently borne fruit
for this year. 1t is late this
season to do much but something not
only will be done, but has already
been done, by the time this weeks
Breeze is in the hands OF it's readers.
An Improvement Association has