Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10

Leon Babcock, M. and Mrs. Harold
and the Misses Gertrude and Leone
Harold of Lewiston, Me-, are occupy
ing the Restabit for August. Miss
Hazel Lane of the University or
Maine arrived Sunday and will re-
main with them for the remainder of
the month.
Miss c. v. Stephens of Summit,
N. j., is spending the remainder of
the summer at her cottage. Miss
Stephens cottage is a delightful lit
the bungalow near the end of Mac
keral Cove. 1t is adjacent to the
wooded part of the Island and fine
view of the Islands and Bay can be
seen. Miss Stephens built her cot
tage last year and it is one of the
ideal locations of the Island.
Mrs. e. T. Potter Of Lewiston is
visiting her son Mr.. Ralph w. Pot
ter at his cottage Rosemont.
Visit Stetson's ice cream parlor
and partake of the delicious ices
served here. The circulating library
contains all the best books, rates two
cents day or ten cents week.
Books, magazines and daily papers
are offered for sale. Have you read
the latest book out, "Casco Bay
Yarns?" This popular book is also
for sale here.
Mrs. ]. F. Craig and daughter Stel-
la have returned to their home in
Chicago after a pleasant three weeks
visit at Mrs Flora 1. Halls.
DR.. E. E. Simpson and Miss Hell
en- Simpson Of Chicago, ILL.,, spent
the week end at Mrs. F. l. Halls cot
tagc.
The guests of Miss Susan Jordan
at Bonnyview cottage are Miss Callie
ID. Greene of Turner, Me-; Mrs. Clara
r: Bangs of Sabattus, Me-; Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Bridge of Glenridge, N.
j.; Miss Mildred Cottle of Boston and
Mrs. R. G. Campbell and Miss Irene
Campbell of Manchester, Conn.
Mr.. Fuller of New York will oc-
cupy the Armstrong bungalow for
the month.
Miss Gladys Peabody has returned
to her home in Lawrence after two
weeks visit to Miss Margaret Glib
son at Braeside.
Miss Elizabeth R. Lyle of Danville,
KY, is the guest OF Prof and Mrs.
Herbert E. Day at Gray Rocks.
Miss Ellen Fay and Master Allan
Fay of Washington, D. c., are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. H. E. Fay at her
cottage Gray Rocks.
Mrs. Robt. c, Heebner entertained
number of guests at an informal
tea on Wednesday. Her guests were
Mrs. j. j. Allen, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Albee, Mrs. Axt.
Mr.. Robert Heebner of Newton
Centre, Mass, is visiting his family
at the Bel-goed cottage for ten days.
A notice should be made here of
Bailey's Islands wild flowers, which
are OF all manner, color and descrip-
ton. One of the Islanders, Mrs. c.
j. Prescott has counted one hundred
and three varieties of wild flowers.
Captain Henry's dahlias are also very
beautiful since they are so large
and vari-colored.
Mr.. VIM. A. Ingersoll of East
Orange, N. j., is visiting at Briny-
mede for week.
Miss Emma G.. Roberts is visiting
sister, Mrs. F. B. Brandt at Mt.
Desert ferry for one week.
Mr.. Alfred Streuli of New York is
again guest of Mrs. Barker at The
Breakers.
Miss Emma Newhall of West New
ton, Mass, spent the week end as the
guest Of Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER at her
cottage on Rock Point.
Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER has returned
from very enjoyable visit at Booth
bay.
Mr.. Robert D. Morse of Boston
spent the week end with Mrs. Right
err.
Prof. Lull of New Haven, Conn,
has arrived to visit Prof. and Mrs.
John G.. Adams. Then he and Prof.
Adams started on a cruise in Prof.
Adams yawl Wrath to Port Clyde
and Boothbay.
Mr.. Alexander M. Wilson of New
York, worker among the lower
classes of that city spent the week
end at The Barnacle. MIR. Wilson
was sociology worker in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. John B. Willis an editor of
Boston spent the week end with Mr..
Root.
Rev. Adolph Roeder of Orange, N.
j., preached at the All Saints by the
Sea service in the absence of Rev.
Mr.. Shepard the rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilman and
family of Lewiston have again ar
rived and will be at their cottage
Sea Cliff for the remainder of Au-
gust. .
Messrs. Allan Hall of New York
and Davis Ripley of Boston spent
the week end with Mrs. A. G.. Burn
ham.
Buy Millinery and save money at
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