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

many visitors and cottagers. remain
throughout the month of September
and into October at, the island. be-
lore closing their summer homes
Tor the season. -, A.! .a5..
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McClearn and
their sister from Boston have been
recent guests Of Mrs. William Fra
ser and received a cordial welcome
from their island friends. i.;
Mrs. John Henning and little son
John Porter, ofiWaterville, have been
spending week with Mrs. Hennings
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Por-
ter. on the Trefethen shore. being
joined for the week end by DR.. Hen
ming. s,.,a, 49,,
Miss Trulette Parsons and Miss
Laura Parker of the Peaks Island
school faculty are at Eagle Camp. on
the shores of Lake Champlala,, for. a
two weeks stay. This is a famous
summer resort, for, professional peo-
pie only, and they come from all over
the United States to enjoy the sim
pie life in the open. Connected with
| the camps is one large dining room
for the whole colony. -. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Skillings and
their little daughter Margaret mo-
tored from Boston and are guests Of
their relatives on the island for a
few days. '....'. ''..e -ar.'' d..
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Black enter.
tanned a family party at their island
home on Sunday, their guests includ-
ing their mother, Mrs Elizabeth
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Van
Dusen of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Rowe, Allan Rowe, Dorothy
Rowe, Postmaster Ernest Henry OF
South Portland, and daughter Doris,
Jack Stevens of New York, BEDFORD
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mar
sters, Mr.. and Mrs. John. Henry, Mrs.
William Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
knight, Mrs. Knowles and Miss Ethel
Knowles of Dorchester. .... .....
Miss F. Guelinsky and Miss Alice
Spooner of New York have left for
thelr home after two wseks' stay
at the Alice Jones cottage on Prince
avenue, which they have engaged for
next season. - -. -
Mrs. Burrowes Bubb (Katherine
Jenkins) of Williamsport, Pa, whose
marriage was a June event, is at the
home of her parents on Trefethen
avenue. DR.. Jenkins, with his nurse,
Is also at home from the sanitorium
In Massachusetts,, where he has been
LOT several weeks, making a pleasant
family reunion. - - =.
Miss Grace Curtis, who has been
spending the summer with her aun1
Mrs. Harvey Trefethen, returned to
her home in Boston this week. H..
Although the season is fast draw
ing to close there is still a great
zeal of enthusiasm shown in the
tuesday afternoon teas and the Red
cross work which occupies the time
of the members at these gatherings.
Mrs. Skolf1eld and Mrs. Haskell as
sisted Mrs. Maggi, who poured, and
Miss Helen .Broe, Miss Janice Whit
tier and Miss Katherine Ferguson
were the young ladies serving. Miss
Ruth Merrill was in charge of the
work and those who were present
were Miss Margaret Cooper, Miss
Helen Foden, Miss Margaret Tracy,
MRS; Emily T. Howe, Mrs. w. H.
Haskell, Mrs. Herman Dyer, Mrs. J.
0. Burke, Mrs. U. T. Bradford, Mrs.
Alice Sylvia, Mrs. Charles Legrow
Mrs. John A. Noyes, Mrs. J. T. SkoI-
field, Mrs, William Healey, Mrs. F..
M. Robinson, Mrs. John James and
Mrs. Sarah Sawyer.
Earl Billings, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Billings, VINO has been spend
ing the summer with his parents at
their summer home on Sterling Row,
has returned to West Point to con
tinue his studies.
DR.. and Mrs. William Rowe, who
are at the Lockwood cottage for two
weeks have been entertaining Mr..
Rowe's mother and family.
Miss Annie Lord has returned to
her cottage on Island avenue, after
having spent a two weeks vacation
with her mother in Kennebunk.
Mrs. H. ]. Carrick very delightfully."-
entertained the members of the Tref-
ethen Walking Club at her summer
home on Island avenue. A picnic.
lunch, with hot coffee served by the
hostess, was enjoyed on the veranda,
which was costly arranged and pref
tily decorated. Mrs. Edgar Farrar of
Bath was present as a guest and ad-
ded to the pleasure of the party with
several interesting readings. The
members present were Mrs. Alice
Sylvia, Mrs. u. T. Bradford, Mrs. F..
M. Robinson, Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs.
Charles Legrow, Mrs. A. c.. Libby.
Mrs. w. III. Haskell, Mrs. Farrar Miss
Margaret Carrick and Mrs. Frank
knowlton as guests. S"e
Mrs. Lyons and her son of Schenec-
tady, N. Y, who have been staying at
INC GnSiuuu uouSe Oh lSland avenue,
and Miss Cole of the same place, who
has been at the DR.. Mooney cottage.
have returned home, after several
weeks stay at the island.
Miss Doughefty and Mrs. Neal Nc
Nea!us Of Portland were the guests
for day Of Mrs. Alfred II. Whitmore
at the Marion cottage. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll A. Leavitt
nave again opened their summer
home at Evergreen after several
weeks stay in West Medford, Mass,
where they were called by the seri.
GUS illness of Mrs. Leayitt's father.
whose death occurred during their
stay. ..
Mrs. s. B. Friswold, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hol-
Inns at the Ferncroft cottage. the
Hollins' summer home, returned to
her home in Roxbury on Thursday.