Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-27


her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a
peasant weeks stay with the Misses
Snltn. MISS Mary Wright will leave
the Island on August first, much tn
the regret of the many friends with
whom she has become a dear ar
quaintance during her months visit
with the Misses Smith
The guest of the Misses Bennett
MISS Harriet Chaplin of Brookline
mass, has returned to her home
having enjoyed every moment of her
| weeks sojourn here.
MRS. Willard Mayberry of Boston
MISS virginia Callan, also of Boston.
ana Mr.. John Smith of Worcester
Mass, have all been recent puests
1or week or more at RancIiffe cot
| tage. oo'
One OF those who has recently de-
parted from the island is Mrs. Ella
Long the guest for the past two
weeks of Mrs. H. J. Bird. Mrs. Long
left Tuesday for her home in Boston
She had never before been on the
| isiand and was so pleased with the
island that words can hardly eynress
ner sorrow because she was Leaving
| here. ''Ne
The guests of DR.. D. E. Cooling at
sweet Briar cottage are Mrs. J. w.
| wilkins and daughter Una, of Airing
ton, Mass, and Mrs. A. T. Currier
also OF Arlington. Mrs. F. w. Hol-
stem has gone to her home in VOL
laston, Mass, having spent three
most delightful weeks at Sweet
Briar.
Mrs. c. F. Greene of Ramp Myscy-
cry, entertained, this past week.
her friend, Mrs. F. T. Taylor of NAL
| den, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. English of Ia
maica Island, arrived in the early
part of the week for the rest of the
summer at Cliffstone, the attrac-
tive cottage of Mr.. Norman Black. on
sunset avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Eng
llsh have never before been on the
| island, but are more than pleased
| with their choice.
| d. Goodwin Searles has been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Solomons for
the month of July at her charm
| ing cottage, Breeze Bluff. on
the Bluffs. Mr.. Searles will leave
August LIST for his home in Berkeley,
| california. Mr.. Searles has been on
| the Island many previous years and
mas many friends both among the
older and younger people of the is
land.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Misses Bennett gave the tea at the
Library. Their friend, Miss Chapin.
of Brookline, Mass, poured tea for
me many people who attended.
ihese teas are a novel and splendid
idea. because it brings together most
OF the island and hotel people here
ana therefore makes many friends
among the people.
| The many friends Of Mrs. E. A.
| Solomons Will regret to know of her
illness. She had been sick for a
week or so before last week. when
she suddenly was removed from her
home here to ST. Barnabas Hospital
IN Woodfords, Me. 1t is TO be hoped
| mat she will become we'll speediIy
and completely recover.
| The weekend guest of the Misses
Smith was Mr.. Griffin NJ. Bates of
, Richmond Hill.
Last Thursday night the Misses
lSmith entertained many of their
! friends with an informal Victrola
dance at their cottage The dining
room when cleared makes an ad-
mirable little dance hall. Among
those present were Mr.. William
Faynes, Miss MaIy CaTyl Bachelor,
| Miss Dorothy Bachelor, Miss Mary
! Wright, Miss Edna Wright, Miss
Margaret Sellman, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
/: Black, the Misses Smith, Mr.. G. o.
| Whitney and Mr.. Roland Calder.
Mrs. Minnie Giffen, a native of the
island, gave birthday party last
week TO her daughter Margaret. The
guests present included practically
all the island children.
| Mr.. o. G. Whitney, who has been
visiting his mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Black, for the past few
weeks, will leave the first of August
for Canada. Mr. Whitney graduated
this spring from Mount Allison, q
small college in Canada.
Mrs. Charles W. Runey Of Belmont
Mass, and her son Leon, and Mr.. Ro-
land Calder Of California, are visiting
MT. and Mrs. VIM. Black at their cot
tage OH Sunset road.
Mr.. G. w. Kimball left the island
for short business trip through the
Maine cities. He will return Satur-
day. Miss Kimball has changed her
plans and will not be on the island
this summer.
Mr.. Harry Cobb is the host of g
house party of friends at his fathers
cottage on Sunset avenue. Those OF
the party include Miss Nellie Cald.
well, Roxbury; Miss Gladys Fernan,
DEE, Dorchester; Miss Marion Pottle
! Dorchester; Miss Anita Pritchard
Revere; Miss Georgia Sargent, Dor.
chester; Mr.. Harry Thurber, Bos
ton; Mr.. Morand Caldwell, Rox-
bury; Mr.. William Marshall, Dan.
vers, Mass, the host, Mr.. Harry
! Cobb and the chaperone, Mrs. C. c.
Gossin of Honolulu, Hawaii. This
merry crowd of young folk are
| heartily enjoying themselves and as
is always true of house party fur