Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
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SUM NIT HOUSE.


and the ideal weather or last week
gave all an opportunity to spend each
day In sailing, fishing and bathing,
while many of the older guests en-
Joyed the delightful walks that
abound here. The garden surround
ing this hospitable hotel is a delight
TO the eye and is the admiration of
all. Roses in profusion of varied
colors are to be seen everywhere and
with the well kept lawn and shub-
berry present scene of spiendor and
beauty. Friday evening last week a
! moonlight sail around the bay was
enjoyed by several of the guests.
The party departed after partaking
of supper and it was late in the even
ing when they returned to the hotel.
The following were among those pres
| ent: Mr.. and Mrs. P. Blair FOULS,
East Orange, N. j.; Mi. and Mrs A.
z. Davidson, East Orange, N j.;
Lewis L. Hopkins, Arthur l.. Hardy,
Worcester, Mass; Helen A. Rogers
and Susie l.. Rogers of Leominster,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield of Richmond
Hill, n. Y, who are at the Robinhood
Inn, Bailey Island, for their outing,
| spent Friday last here on the island.
They were here at the hotel for din
ner and in the afternoon went to the
East end of the island to locate some
property that is owned by a relative
| Mr.. Chas. A. Woodbury. of Salem,
Mass, arrived at the hotel Monday
| for his summer vacation. This is his
| third season at the hotel and his
many friends among the guests are
pleased 10 welcome him back. Mr.
Woodbury. is baritone soloist of
great promise. He is a member of
| the Mems Singing Club of Beverly
Mass, an organization that is con-
sidered one of the leading musical
| societies in the Bay State.
Saturday evening party of young
people enjoyed a moonlight sail to
Peaks Island, where they spent the
| time enjoying the several amuse-
ments that are offered on that attrac-
tive island.= Among thoseF enjoying
| the trip were Miss Persis Arey, Miss
Mabel NJ. Arey of Hopedale, Mass;
Miss Minnie Sullivan and Miss Alice
Tolman and other friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Burke with
their children, Mabel E. and Edmund
| Burke, Jr., of New York City, are
| here for an indefinite sojourn. The
family have never been to Casco Bay
prior to this outing, but have as
rule spent their summers at Block
Island
The following guests registered
during the past week: Elizabeth NJ
| Harrison. North Adams; Mary A.
ketchum, North Adams; Helen A
Rogers, Leominster, Mass; Susie L.
Rogers, Leominster, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Burke, N. Y. City; Ma
bel E. Burke, New York City; Ed
mund Burke, Jr., New York City;
Mr.. A. E. Davidson, E. Orange; Chas.
| Woodbury.. Salem, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Thayer of In
dian Orchard, Mass, have opened
their summer home on the front
shore. Mr.. Thayer was Obliged to
leave the island Monday on account
of business affairs but will return
later in the season.
Miss Louise Gambill of Boston,
Mrs. A. Gambill Of Baltimore and
her three daughters, Miss Eleanor,
Miss Rita and Miss Virginia Gambill
are again on the island. They are
occupying as they did last year the
| Rufus Hamilton house on the North
Shore. They being among the late
arrivals, they had many friends al
ready here who warmly welcomed
them on this their second season on
the island.
Cottage furnishings of all varieties
| can be found at r. s. Davis Co. corner
| of Exchange and Federal streets, 6
! minutes walk from the wharf.-Adv
DR.. and Mrs. w. p. Johnston and
| daughters, Miss Maude Richmond
and Mis- Irene Johnston have re-
Gently arrived at their pretty white
cottage on Artists. Point. The
Johnstons have been among the reg
ular summer visitors here for many
seasons and it was with great pleas
| ure that they were again greeted by
| their many friends whom they have
made during their previous stays here.
| Miss Maude Richmond is, as anyone
who has seen her act will say, an
actress of note and reat promise in
the country. Miss Richmond has
played in many of the leading thea
tiers Of the East She is well known
| by Portland people who were much
pleased and charmed by her acting
when she played there little over a
year ago.
Mrs. William Watt of Philadelphia,
| Penn, is visiting Mrs. John Morgan
Ash for a few days. Mrs. Watt ac-
| companied by Mrs. Ash will then go
to the Birches, Maine, where Mrs. Ash
will be the guest of Mrs. Watt for a
| week or more.
Recent guests of Mrs. l.. G. Cod
dard at her cottage near Eastern
Landing are Mrs. Henry Maxwell and
daughter Miriam Of Milbury, Mass.
Mrs. n. G. Wilson of Waterville.
Me, and her daughter came last We'd
nesday for their usual summer out
ing. The daughters of Mrs. God
dard, Miss Annette Goddard and Miss