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

IrOn the CITY aQQlng Few more TO
The grand total which makes this
the lest season in Ave years. The
indications are that the season viii
be longer than usual this year. This
is 1altly due to the fact that the
New lork schools will not open un-
til late this year because of the
epidemic Of infantile paralysis and
also because September is one of the
most beautiful months here.
Miss Katherine Stuart of Spring
field, Mass, is the guest this week OF
Mss EDITH Hawkins at Mr.. Hyde's
Cottage on Artists Point. Miss
Stuart is summing this season at
Scarboro Beach, Maine.
Mr.. George Watkins of Springfield,
Mass, is at Hamilton Villa for two
weeks vacation on the island. Mr..
Watkins has never before visited the
island and is very much pleased with
the island and it's people. Mr.. Wat
kins is associated with the Strath-
more Paper concern in Springfield,
Mass.
r. s. Davis Co., corner of Ex-
change and Federal streets, carries
a complete line of cottage furnishings
We are glad to serve you.-Adv.
Miss Harriet Sweeney is at Ham
ilton Villa with Miss Margaret New
ell. Miss Sweeney is from Newton
Center and thas been a summer visit
tor here for many previous seasons.
Miss Elisabeth Wyer is the guest
over Wednesday and Thursday of
Miss Janet Stevens of Great Dia-
mond Island. Miss Stevens has but
recently announced her engagement
to Mr.. William Wilcox of New Lon
don, Conn.
! Mr.. Oliver Komlosy and wife of
New York city, the recent guests of
Mrs. Julia Komlosy at her cottage on
Artists Point, have left for their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Komlosy have
visited here for two weeks.
DR.. w. c. Holmes and family of
Pennsylvania, came to the island last
the summer. DR.. Holmes has rented
the Jones cottage near Eastern
Landing, which he and his family
will occupy until late into September
Mrs. Edbert Wilson and children of
Waterville, Mass, have returned to
their home there. They have been
spending a month from the middle
of July to the middle of August with
Mrs. l.. c. Goddard at the Goddard
Wilson cottage.
Miss Maude Richmond, the popular
and well known actress spent last
week in Portland, where she was
royalty entertained by her many
friends there. Miss Richmond is now
staying with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. N. D Johnson, who are sum-
mering at their cottage near Eastern
Landing.
On Thursday, from 3 to in the
afternoon and from to 10 in the
evening, the annual fair of the La
dies Aid Society of the Methodist
Fnie""nal- church was held at Hill
> 4 ~ OF IJolJ IN
of the hall was effectively q, ~arated
J in yellow and white and was in eli Sc
of Mrs. Aaron Cleanes, assisted by
Mrs. Morton Hamilton, Mrs Joseph
Remick and Mrs. Leon L. Hale. At
this table were displayed aprons,
caps, fancy bags of all descriptions.
} lingerie and fancy articles. The cake
table, which was decorated in pink
and white, was in charge of Mrs. j.
M. Rose, the president of the Society
Delicious frosted and plain cakes
were exhibited, which met with
ready sale. The Dutch lunch table
decorated lin blue and white, was pre-
4 sided over by the Misses Albion and
i Miss Robbins. The candy table. in
charge of Mrs. Winfield Hamilton.
displayed the national colors and re-
ported good business. Mrs. Leon
Hamilton presided over the punch
table, which was pretty decorated in
PINK and green. The ice cream
Dooth was in charge of Mr.. J. NJ
Rose, and was effectively trimmed in
lavender and white AS usual, this
: was very popular table, The or
ange grab tree was most attractive
and alluring and was under the man
Z agement OF Mrs. Harriet Thompson.
assisted by Miss Helen THOMPSON.
large attendance was present both af-
ternoon and evening, and as usual the
; affair was social and financial sue
. cess and the tidy sum of about $3.50
was realized.
George Higgins, Chebeague's fav-
orlte ball player, and a valuable
member of the team, was hit by
thrown ball last week and put out
or the game for some days. The ball
struck him behind the ear.
: MISS Harriet Thompson of the West
End has returned from her trip to
Long Island, N. Y. much sooner than
she expected to. She went there with
the purpose of studying art but be-
ing unable 10 md the proper instruc-
tlon she has returned to the island.
MISS Thompson will probably remain
mere for the rest of the summer.
MISS Stella Smith of Brookline.
Mass, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
; James Parker Boyden at their cot
tage in the Massachusetts, colony.
Miss Smith will remain here for a
week before returning to her home.
Mr. and Mrs II. M. Sprague and
family, who recently arrived from
providence, r. L., are entertaining
their friends, Mrs. L. B. Wheelwright
and three children also from Proyi-
dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague and
FAMILY are occupying their bungalow
Camp Providence, in the Massachu-
sets colony for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Snow and
children OF Arlington Heights, Mass,
VINO are summering at the Bay View
Hotel, Old Orchard, Me-, were the
guests last Tuesday of Mrs. c.. H