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

sreat amount or pleasure to many
people on the island. The square
dances are most popular here be-
cause everybody can join in the fun
Mrs. Matte Libby. matron Of the
Barracks, always has a splendid or
der of dances at these dances.
Dr.. w. e. Stall and family OF Ber-
lin. y. H.. are spending Mr.. Stalls
vacation OF month or so at the
West End OF the Island. They have
rented Mrs. Rhodes cottage, which
they Will occupy until the middle of
September. They are delighted with
the island, which is new to them.
Mr.. A. M. Magrave of Montreal,
Canada, spent the past weekend
with his family at their cottage, ALI
ston, which they intend to Occupy for
the remainder of the season. Mr..
Magrane's business is of such a ma
ture that he is unable to take a va
cation of any length, although he
does manage to spend a weekend
here once in e while.
Mrs. Nellie Papkee and Mr.. Ken
meth Harvey, both of Medford Hill
side. are the guests of MRS. G. ].
MumIorG at her cottage on the West
End of the island. Mrs. Papkee and
Mr.. Harvey, both have formerly been
visitors on the island and have many
friends here.
Mr.. Henry Lovejoy Of West Med
ford, Mass, spent the past week end
at the Fordette, where he was the
guest Of Mrs. Fred Ford He was
accompanied by Mr. Fred Ford, Jr.,
who also spent the weekend with
his mother and family. Miss Eliza
beth Harvey, also of Medford, Mass,
arrived here the latter part of the
week for a weeks visit, when she
will return to her home. Mr.. Ford,
ST., spent the weekend with his wife
and family. Mr.. Ford is an editor
associated with the Boston Trans
cript.
Miss Alice Eaton and Miss Ruth
Ford, who have been absent from the
island for a week or more, have now
returned to their families at the West
End. They spent the week at the
Sunset House, North Conway, Maine,
every minute OF the visit was full of
pleasure and enjoyment. Now that
they have returned they will stay
with their families for the rest of
this summer.
Mr.. Fred Ford, Jr., is expected to
arrive here for his vacation on the
twentieth of August He will remain
here week before returning to his
business in Boston. Mr.. William
Paine Smith of Beverly, Mass, will
arrive here about the twenty-first, to
visit his fiancee, Miss Ruth Ford The
engagement Of Miss Ford to Mr..
Smith has but recently been an
! nounced. Although the date of the
marriage has not as yet been made
public, 1t is generally understood that
it will not occur until sometime next
year. Mr.. Smiths visit will be of
short duration.
Mr.. John McCarty and his sister,
Miss Helen McCarty and their friend,
MRS. Henry Kaler, all Of Portland,
aA-'ved at their cottage on the West
End btS a few days ago. They came
about the fsSctter part of last week
and intend to stas here late into
September, so as to Nuke up for the
latenes of their arrival - the is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Gillespie ana
their two daughters, Miss Gladys and
Miss Charlotte Gillespie of Maiden,
Mass, recently spent week here as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Schonland
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schonland of
the West End, are greatly enjoying
their large and speedy motor boat,
-
passes by but what they and friends
on the island enjoy sail in the boat,
which Is large and roomy enough to
be comfortable in all kinds of wealth
er. and speedy enough to be able to
trim almost any boat of the same
size and type.
Mrs. Verson Coombs of Peaks Is
land, was recent guest of Miss
Alice Holcombe at her cottage, Sunny
Slope, on the West End of the Is
land, she being here for all day
Thursday. Mr.. Holcombe also enter
tanned, over the weekend, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Ray of Portland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. David G.. Boyd of Somerville,
Mass, arrived on the island last
Thursday noon to sDend the remain
der of the week and over the week
end as the guest of Mrs. A. r. Bates,
who is summering in her attractive
cottage, "Idylhurst," on the West
End of the island.
Miss Mabel Clark of Boston, Mass,
has been the guest for over a week
of Mr.. and Mrs Babcock, at their
beautiful summer residence, Estella,
on the West End of the island.
DR.. Frederick f. G. Demarest and
FAMILY OF Pasau, New Jersey, arrived
two weeks ago at their cottage on
the East Shore, where they intend to
remain for the rest OF the summer.