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

afternoon sail down the bay was en-
joyed.
Mr.. Edward Mahoney, summer
resident here, recently entertained a
party of University of Maine friends
at his cottage here. They spent last
Tuesday night a week ago here and
all enjoyed the evening immensely.
The party was composed of Portland
boys who are students at the Uni
versity of Maine.
Mr.. William Mahoney, who is
spending the summer with his parents
here is student in Boston Univer-
sity, where he is studying law. This
next school year will be Mr.. Ma
moneys last year at the university
The dance held last Wednesday
night at Cushing's Pavilion proved to
be greater success than any of the
former ones this year. The music
was excellent and of the highest
grade dance music. Both square and
round dances received their share of
performers. During the intermission
Mr.. Fred McKenney gave an interest
ing informal talk on stories of the
European war. Miss Christie Jen-
nlngs also delighted those present
with several piano solos. Many peo-
pie attended the dance, residents of
the West End colony and guests at
the hotel being present.
Miss Blanche Wilson Of Everett,
Mass, a friend of Miss Christie Jen-
n1ngs spent last week as the guest
OF Miss Jennings at her cottage in the
West End colony. Miss Wilson had
never before been on the island but
she was charmed with ali it's attrac-
lions and also with the congenial
people here.
Last Friday night the younger
members of the hotel guests and OF
the West End colony greatly enjoyed
hay rack party given by Mr.. Reed
Hotchkiss, hotel guest. Those of
the hotel who were present were Miss
A. Malloy, Miss Josephine Petsch,
Miss Irene Petsch, Miss Gladys Cush-
ing, Miss Ethel Woodman, Mr. Thorn
as Casey, Mr.. Reed Hotchkiss and
Mr.. Benjamin Gushing.
Miss Alice Holcombe of Sunny Stone
cottage has had as recent week end
guests here, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Miles and DR.. Edward B. Estes all of
Portland. Mrs. Agnes Milford OF
Portland was the guest of Miss Hol-
combe over the last week end
Recent guests at Greyshingles, the
attractive cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Smardon, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pinkham of Portland. They
were guests for over the week end
and returned to Portland in the early
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Libby and
children, Dorothy, Ruth and Parker
Libby of Plymouth, Mass, recently
arrived on the island for the remain
der of the summer. They are occupy
ing Mrs. Rodicks cottage at the West
End. Mrs. A. Harvey of Medford
Hillside, Medford, Mass. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Libby for a
week or SO.
Mrs. Harry P. Warren has closed
her house RoXmont at the West End
for a few days while she will be al
her home in Springfield, Mass She
and Mr.. Warren will return to their
cottage soon. They are greatly miss
ed by their neighboring friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren have enjoyed great
ly their auxiliary sloop, Patsy Lee,
which they have had since the begin
ming Of the summer and in which
they have spent many a pleasant day
sailing about the bay.
Mrs. Martha Eaton of the West
End has recently left the island for
a business trip of short duration.
She will return to her cottage here
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Herbert Lynde and family
from Medford Hillside, Mass, arrived
on last Saturday for a two weeks
stay here. They have rented one of
the Seward cottages which they will
occupy throughout their stay here.
Mrs. Lynde has visited on the island
before and has numerous friends
among the summer residents here.
Mr.. Charles II. Petsch, the well
known New York contractor was re-
Gently guest at the Casco Bay
House visiting his wife and daugh-
ters. He left last Thursday for a
business trip In the west and return
ed here on last Monday. Mrs. Petsch
and her daughters, the Misses Irene
and Josephine Petsch, are spending
their fourth summer at the hotel,
They will undoubtedly remain here
until the last OF the month.
The employees OF the Moulton En-
cheering Company OF Portland held
their annual picnic here last Monday.
They spent the whole day here COM
ing down on the ten O'Clock boat and
returning late in the evening. They
made their headquarters at the Casco
Bay House where Proprietor Charles